The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-01 00:00:00

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Souk rel orl •05.0este tirr o sple 0= 4.1. 0. Saiscso4 WA. Xoc 0. NM. CC of DEPOSIT. Matlobed A.D. 1644. pf Ark imam 04114 , e . An el Jr 4 1. 104.80 '1 ,1= mho at two we le ii •446 moultA =p,44 4 wriel 44644. way olDima 41144 1.8"4 " M b li j gra d li44l4 P. 444. Dar Ow andse sommi• ma 64 IS •••••=•• &OAKS OWITIO WITIIOO2 LI,. ASSIMANOI MUTUAL WAN FUND ASSOCIATION Me t i s I at; I STIILTAV b a SW& 'mow. sa h aires raw is In tomissie reeme el a ‘ 11 " .1 =re . mhisia. Oak sr MOW. Yaw% MOVlYraebi . = Hein t• swans* ispe%: ovelbd *lb melb ea vowidisl. r b rewlo r 'imam lie ab b•Hase. 115 . 11111111 T. DIVIDII2IID KIM, well rewire we re DM of II 0 INVOITUSEITS, PIP arab Stip *es *op 11. lIS cape SNlNlM " ltterri MIL a& swift Om% 1:101prim 811;fer mom 3. kola IS asselion ft sol* dionnuel of Weft is 4 imx=r4 ..... .36:111Cjad = la E= le swat 7" ewe tie Wilms WELLY MINING CIRCULAR mad SHARE Li" keillobsilip PIM ir r*os zw i r 71 1 1Da. la *us OIN filiensil sift of say wear l iqua lt pilleg m : . Mobs allolem • maw met swim panic WATSON, INOLUIII ..d FOREION MCI. ref Xoll22l:aranom as lamolle ran is rpm sr air dew proirsir aussAr r CI br R pae PATENTS. 1, forlirstreet, Week's rr.c-is... oaf eed MITI ILLIIIMOOS ba i. = esel ON beer es ft lbe pelsod am* maibiewl:=2 'oboe' NITHERSTON ad BROODING GOLD illi gßa=si l epralt= ma oft itr a =r i rd s :=l asstia==, Ilmleareseatir i —am M utZes •le Ur s=ris Sowdeps is LAIN& FORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, Igo to Logareimada.-1•1146. Tokio 110Pon lad gtilk =l . • pea Yorke. per doom waw PLATED TODDY 117fLES, with Lusp, 408. irk—Joan, towther amis. WOE Ilk Id. yes use parabola a in . maim A: CISVIT4ZAJIK re& few Or /talk" at JONIIIIII. 10 HOTEL mad TAVRRAILREPERB.—Ihitry AIN=ILLATID QOM es hog she mai dripp.— Tit= real sebstitets for Silver is the mak PLATIIIII ea roe 111101114—J0111110. lainlas- END • Port-olleo gr Orate he £2 ~ poysblo to minai= k ..... h x.n. .. r .. per ME LONDON CUT 01488 COMPANT ommelos lidr way emalipileord """ Z i el l Leo Nearireilteuraminit. MEE 406. DRAWING-ROOK CRYSTAL lasgsz. orl dwatimoWer yak via improod arias Oweed 11•Figr e = 011., M. Odin& THR ORM," 119.--A wow Ant-olose QUART POUNIMIt. if benellalmi ; • is Se wt. tkrlarsia is Tl42 aim Wing. liis= Ind die Pol. en UMW lima ERTANT SALR 0 Grardsom sow and s=ira roas b... tester sis imet== ish74.6.7ZI:MS 1 m pA. ...._ . . z : SOIN. L ew. re .; e=oltell ..l.B. Wait 4 ,...d ..., 2.... dais adage ebe ; 117 1 wwsalilllininmai gage . sal kal a aiV il ik i de lit ear mide. glib Er=o= boar r , rieoleeldi It all. ms er y e ler Maga lIIIISOISIC QAMON t• PUEURASERS at REVOLVERS. •• ••••••.•• • ...•••••• 1.0111011 =dm , Or Mow Nails Oar im. imwder An si lisped W Itiff Wes... gm.l. Ow " Dure awl Aim. or &Imre 111••r••p. a pen ...""" W N. : UWW• Ile als~ 0 6 .1.11 Ire War letbe magi # 6 ....0. by espial§ ft Mabry. ftlrbi arm= off le Jitir la ft ow mi.' 1.451 i am am reekshired by is be.. Ceopm. ase ws, smis sad mei of 1 1 11•1=90/11. 111 viral as =l4 . •=e , li=1:0 4 Mow m=l. X 1 V=11111.44 . 11" nriampeom l a rien iffl4=alt. di own aiin So ri.a. I:Fass ." M ".l Willimusiel. SEIX TEARS OF MOMS ban proved Amen INS ROWLAXDIf purriIk IIACAIRAR 0111. promo ppegoilm MI pesowinike . rid lapwing NM illiiim Muss MIA 86=b a lmW Am lA= MI or NE= p f FraarA. PIA* iletelfwv_ . _For make. Is Is . .A•611, as Israing Ow MA IN a MIMI INN cif bah tie ay= I.ftlib Ale WI, liellt rompor acerb fenivei Oft 11.• boa siA 0111111111 1 "=:: lb raw Pri4. In AIL gad ,_ _. MAW Watt* kor or" Als.Nl.. ~.i 4.41.1. Yrs dm su—r us wow. Ilmetrar MA maw kAt.' le. e.• it Ada. -A. ZWILAND awl doss' hi ma& Amid na 110. Lades. sad W Uhualo, ang balemant EIRE CURE.—LAMBIIRTS ASTHMATIC /AMIN. wore meek. lbe rode co sdbedae re beed. reorder end erre; le admire le be dr Ire readot Pr INNYEMI4 nikvis. err ark arlered argil fin, ware II tr•er r le eerie err ebe leselle wirerre be 1.8 ....... 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Iheheerteelese resehed IN theere•tap denv c ode . theiley, i d p a =oes••• Web la Lola, a the of *bass ems be had is She URY-LANE PROMENADE CONCERTS. w o... i m a rs .lllollT4..—T4}2llollT, HAYDN siag alt T) RURY-LANE PROMENADE CONCERTS. T0.'11087. Maim* IMININSHIBIIIRINOTON sal Bar WED WM • alk a rlar re illearsa the I Sommer Vasa lais mis s= Me ••• 1 . 4 .11 . 0 2:pu1a elme e p l e r l ..„ l l tgrilli a 011,, Wham do. . 0. ;41 =in =r i m e., l a bdir E P = Nisnini Ira ma Marls *lir plawarra ' Mara : Ora na......4•11" Orrine; "SISINI la : WISP Sa-Dam spa a aft id SBer ia iall •arbibuna• lit i t= l iftr 18. ell_; Pamir Bra^ Or rad IIL, rail so la shaleal W. llipi• aSs lwatar• brawn 11 ad • RT. MARTIN'S NA LL . CZ It LILL = r v vr4 r NI. Pula, 411 s Kawritrs. MOND b e Vrillt falea ISOM tor WA Onsirt. 1 11 fet saire—lialik ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL murmur= vim rlirrin N OLAMllr . Erar.,..7 4 &-tvi a , ...::::Ant: La ix Oasel et larse- arsiliertM MIL ALBERT SMITH% CHINA HI NOW OP= •sees MOW Alet S elisolt; lei sad s tria b.. slish OS ril = IA thab 6l 7.%ft all i; afte.ll4 eaw7.ll. min NATIONAL ASIMOIBLY 4w ROOMS gli &ti li nratnairess i ttel i ttreist -11°71°L- animal MOPILI 'VIZ r m 1,11111.0 rika kg Irma poi lima Overage Similles as PEE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOM, *MN* Omar ftVirry. lugh 141.111111131;11 gi=r 4 z 6 ll lit . = ea ovi aperir Ss tily d ellese fizz •11t over. mallye mtn :str i er x =lllaspar • abr. Oisibaspeek 111 INNIN•1 a:4 lO'M ROOMS. Wiathallkerest.— Grand MST 11•1111314. ihs lik i =ortt l a asieswil Mar Lerei al II; diait a ili g ifteiss biknobres S ICAHN' MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL inig pßlar. du. awsrelms lailmasimisipd bp as Mei heals hpo.mn =Ai sod lulpsishe of my Is sePllll DAILY kr Masan sob. tan El S. sad terri n " . =• . °ll l ""*"* .sid am = I:— l rgles mei Ss mow Mal sal SU as le. Mau ss' hay eillilst " The leml• of Ilsedisa s w ramit u tra ibmn :ieulsl II Sus" &at Mu il=wkw.ll. W. !WM. L ti.u kAll . T be is "sellmi mi %sm . Crag' Ta uswil "' tat waft MIRY& DIM: Ma% web: Imms. NM War sae isd ai soh MaiMisteehrediti gHOICK WINEL—RaiI paid to any station is IliaboL-11147111A511 VOSS/ hen Lb/ wood 1.=15.. ib. pa Oa ; Wm/ft MR SW, MO/ Ow ; I=olBlB‘ SW. . lea: ISL. Mk. OIL; air MI OM iat bi CITO... imIP. 4116/.111.; % F I SSo an ioviiTh pisiv. M I MO I M e v i 41". " 711160. 111 as Et SPANIARD, ea elegant mural SHERRY, sari :a te . .d....a.1111"ZV1U K MAHAN'S LL WHISKY y. COGNAC 111WLNIIT.—Tfiallinkt di I* M WW/ ! NT Mei Yr girt Womb pew, 01111. 11141knr. Ellolow= elelomma SW la OIL talk es noW WI WI Mall beer fa Wm: We appoload woo Is MANY • at at S. Orly h r s tllt= u. lid ad. Wok IsMI. awl NNW resl7-2 &CURIOSITY in TILA.-80UC HONG et s ii vre a orr_tn it rat = e s . a...rwi r illia. 61 0: - . A alibir IMINIIIIIi Mese ... . - 111 BIL. 6.llL.sed O. al XHR BUT aad CHEAPEST TB tS sad 001,1111111% 111101AIND oft se all Or Is t• *lmbed of ILLIIPO owl Ca. ?is 'Me OW. masa. Osalersas Omps•W 14..113.84.. omit& : eleabw• Teem &SC ts. )11, tad la Ton sol =Woo et OIL um wire Ni. le cm astko. ft ism Is IndroL • melee arm* Ni. Own simarka prism LAND'S PURE HOMCROPATIOC COCOA. Tie mat Mrs et de Om* e• Mee peps*. lie Ouse Is* ere" ler Ape we *be me* Earredle sore* la meelelee ~ell le mired. la mewl tonne Ile 11.111•0NNIIS ream **ten peen; weedeetel thall• WO MOO .1 II kt saileara names molds; Were et the sal se* mule geallin et lib velemele ae peewee by Oememeute Area ewes er espellets r a. Ow* Ore "Yew alba 'le we. " elm *see Ma ag bib* so add ea nen blibbri vollessee et Me am, eiml Alie. bailee Mal 4101111. =rim. me*. le • lee *ea br maw tarn bow err. rib." Dr 1111=11 *me weft ewe WM 'MOM ad aeon re r ewe* gift et *a beak Is rineter a t Weever. ke ile prone Weasel el* et rill were a dew* * Ome• /11* aft* peepellee media ned erelleble ge. Nal vineerethen. 514.1111> Nei ragrIVP/t/IPALAATIOII peedeme Nesse th** emielliese old tree teen ell delelenee:= rli m. eretellt Nerpeemiell Wen memento lehli die neet Mee et Iramteetal*. ell Ur baseldel pmeetelle et Ur ea brew nedeedolile tweerlthe ilem seek semi lie a ee YIN* le it PI M VALUARLII a TIM to neenneeded beadSe bra* * salsakig DIA/NITION, se ambler =Amble a ere .1 emseenedwe abbe; Mee hem Nome& bon pes slopes ihereeler II le 1111•11111111 S. Ur sad sod *MA Merles rep NA s bee wesielme lea IMlTlmewbri, se bays et P.O. 'I. ISIDOI4TIIIIT. tatl4llll/2111. WI:IWe HOM CE 0 PAT RIC COCOA feerl 4441.—trerwell soil 1/114.DW0 4. flownimbasust. pYSTERS.—Tbe beet NATIVES, Ss. per berreL 111111. POULTRY , .M eilial d wary efoortrim— OKRA. DIEVONIM IKZ PILOT Ulluil WAJLIWOUSE. NS mad . iliegril. Iri .0. ildiablble4 II yam OOVER 10,000.1V/OE7H% KNIFE-CLEANERS bung ban rid. whisk r. .Motes iltstr utility. Clem sad thurpus at Or was Vow uldrat mks Of &rt. ill last 21 yam No Inlay to Mho. rifts wag 1 1 ,011Td. Os Nem. 224/ WO2llll 1 1 21 . 121 . 22.202,11222 P, 2221 Is Nor wiyoula GOMA .M &soh • thrum& the osika 141. IN. ca°MPRISSIBLE DRAUGHT sad DUST 11LCLU DIM kr dam sad ailiads... lest MI dun, aim tram W. per par/ 11a. Anoint NM nod alPasmul psemove tba .A 211111110.11 I t tr una thiserm=ris, WINTER HOSIERY of SOFT sad WARM ones,ooms nal is h o b loZr :Mr:V . l= l '74 TVS 11.41442.104144141444 m. 4. W simiceplame. IPo44•ll.nallail.O.W QPICTACLES, improved by HARRIS sad SON, oji imit Obi *M. Deloll damsel Ifs samils. ow* impololut ; Ned. wish Amu, lat.. W.. WU sod Wei ipoiledin lama at •quaily -u. eft risepuel Mown& ed.. pea trim-141u isty k a A KRIS ter log 0 0allassi•Sbo haft. slemissoe Ma 41 %term mom, Walla ihrYlJ llll. Orrilm.-31•1,11.1ler- maws& A. TREASURE for the rolutrrp..— Anon Oa taisa awarise at lbaaasent ap, also as be als• We =NOM War at ow:4mm' Saida al =BIG ii goad*, tba Gorr bad, d Oa Wk II bomb Go nal ilellall. em 1,10 as ammile fimpaase W_ prima IS aka sa di d the seam pawaals 'Mirk ham Yaw et or I I mina* Is. . saamag mac we want lis Gravamens.. ma ma Gam la NOG Tams Woe Samba Is low buildtel Wt. slaw .w wow el awl. Nadi me It . It I. air imiebaasi Mr raveskaakag ik• hair. ea as II gam awl aradedar aa• hair. .10.1tra. and vaaaGmalaw. Ibulablra womb 4 Ili yam. N. anftaaaa a a d, . r mei ft, Mr 1141 .11, IMIAIA GAIIIM aid A. ULDGIDUZ. 13 WaANSlOilliel Mak mesa W.G AN ACT d ORATTTUDN-20,000 Copies of s 1111•11•21 la• Olualism Iterteem Ilebror owing bum ellov i llZi mr•••• NW*. les et Homo et Ag% Imikomiss. maim Imo IT=i mon et p•••• losraill••• Ovum Is • 11.••• ••••• h•••••limli Ms ipollsole I. He allarooll tar He Wm& of ish•ft So Hs mom MIL Ha •••• 011111011.11.0 mod ti Stammilra, wielp• et egbill em d o moft swop ge•=—Z iatle ot. s Jald i lir • im. =ll6= 6""lis ßostsa. To•••••••••••• knia/7—VAL LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING*. DAMMEg filli ONIYB PERMANENT MARKING INI(.— Am T. weld dlebeeelmaree ben the r Met eeemerfelbs, be mead te eel tee ibei Weer ante beler Lei. eel tubber N elbellarebb la. arm alb a 111 MO .or ili n im tbrf.Yi balajial aiflarbbeili f ift rueg tiein". Medias Lt beim IN Wpm in ibe is wmakoirirser ammtnzt.D. wry. PTU MAROS MADE Ix STAMPING PAPER and INVILOPII Ina Aft 111111TIALL— IDRIOUIW PIM el. pear aceS=L a rraak ad Vr: Oak ta gala a 1. 4117/011=rell: i . :1 1 aDlikax v arta' v Tux to me t• ta. O.IIIIIIONT. WWI sad Ilk PRIPTED rant Irs'IrALVTA Wir.rht• =IA InoltD6 raartau Ir •.M.—Obarmat. H 101,1110Ugte weikumnosimarlabra. P l l / 4 . 1 A ILL. Mamas"' Iladialled. '4 l VtA4 l l 7l fm r 1:059. British 8.. Weed,. X.4.r. Printed: Nradbary and Evans. The wooed volume of this interesting wurk has jut been publiahed, and oonspletee the group of British sea weeds known by the name of Ehodo vermeils. The illustrations are west 'beautiful and lifelike, aid, tf possible, surpass thane io the first volume. It ix upon subjects so delicate as those here described that the advantages of nature printing are beet realised tend we notice with pleasure that the pabliehm wieteaiplate the tame of a further series of botan al works. NEW BOOK 8, at sd . is the Is. diammt. tad 0011 BVPPLT all DOM at **above IN. ama. aed aurae. Ism Om bast p/1101- l i fil adlitiaa Oala- Moo awl plautawas NNW at It whim astaded In ramelp tel a rmlataata se WI SO aad u. BMW who WNW, 1.0. QCHILLIECS WORKS, fa Gorman, for 100. ed. 4 ,7 Tve belied ispks. Nei Imported how .at tin boa MN+ at sown weds. Imearimile at 111101ftn. aMtr:i bi tittlat• k r.=. tor r OM Um blast zr. VtitAITI 7:4I. FIIL \PIOIB I.3;zwe ENTB,AII th• 400 ND-HAND BOOKS DOUGH/ a■d SOLD. WILLI' sad sorrnmA. ir er mrde.pon 4ln r. ..) tarl Orialrid'S D OL L 11•19 1111M111 ■ .4 1/1 lined. Ea p=l.l k 0•1•149 at MN 411424 4 oho but Ira fran... In 4.87 bra& et /14/064. kiialag part k. privt== ai llielt 41.Z is dri. s elo o lla g ettt ti : g: • modr a lMly. • Wilma IMe lenrd ell am pomiars, 4110 way be lad P 46. . Oft Mr •••41 DA.RD WOllll MO sank 4 124......44 = aff 4 nifore • dinewo• 4 ilEspime I 4.• 4 =II 110111MbliblioAnliall IM ■IW. 1317.74:841. MUSIC BASILY ACQUIRED.-Try SIMPIONI 11111rMOD fat lie ORMAN 00111- sem., pia GIL It le Or a* bask WA Cram idle ars u segasblell elil wig mat Sidi Ormeha plw me waltz itre:11 1 1: 8 111 9 = 1 2# Iran Z es tre to Ism sifts wit lib 2 dip. Imloommt im .d. 4 . ost man um lime boa Owai neelni mod ART BONOB.—MENDELBBOIINV LIlDil OHMS WOWS. 24§418411, liodle Wad. hor W. iim4-4 1:44 toroth the Golim Bp Moir. NIL L No. IVLIL Ile Writhoot . V i i. &L 11. OorMlosi 14 Solort COoko or 4 Co.l of Oa lan /14. NA 4L. VI& b. orb lAN .31 asimb bib mimes Inn Ti`o allniren et mirstls Loft wlllwebene ibmi gala bl: osvel lg eora d iroZ mom Orslmolillio darn. oloom /L. ley thos.' Lagoa : 11‘404 Oodio mad Ow , Ir. 44bsoftoot, R. Wing RIF WIT II 011, 001.0111 : rpm witeTtlrrinvatr' , mid* feamell dio did mu= of the An Mors at of Lbw from /kw to Taw:— JIL L THIS YEAR ROUND, Ombsiol by CILIUM Omni, Oontahlos the TIM Part et New Soda Story. WWI VII WOMAN IN MUM By Rum (Wyss Cia Tisl arpt l att P re l i aga"L. Imemilm the Obilibms swam Number We Naar Hr. 111.110TIFSILI7B1101 II 11 LID DUMB/ Jim prim la. ON W pk.l Ire §ECO D E; sr BLUM' NMO 4 UB YOWL • Mufti Wilt WIN *sr fop weld pimp a b ow maid./ Om aba mien hrue of Illerme sal "WWI. ang Os ilnadse IlloUr sualwassi le IMO Mak Familia Ofairialleen ea On mat sar WNW, pow nots• *awes= is re inut Ira tore taw rod Omar ID arilinlems oft dillaijad Non myr. ...... ir 17imi a = MI% boor el %raze aI • a _ll % _ a Sae &co Mr Ow moh=lelmissil•• Is on mummode D.ll. to ma as MuMumbat Ina as einrisok tomb = Lotais•Lal• mei *brim Yana. . 0 . .1E1 . 124 1.4 04 eblaAMl x.... Vor arta la litirt s =ll6. wisp. boo of num', bran MM. = l . ...r o ..... trollill a . lis• GIS Pi. wl Se ilrip i TIMM liallialin gb. Zia A i. sr. °ow awl et el brebidlim A WAR IN WHITRCHAPEL. TO TIP IDITOK of TOO WLPOISS. SlB,—Soto tisk* ago a number of friends and myself declared war apiest areas sad suseasorts enemies of mankind. TM ma Ms Ossa Ong ca very slimily sod steadily, but we bate net es yie seasil la swiwoomi og the adverwaime we do batik with applior ibls short blade, us greatly is oar emspales. Nat Mofsg • Wows of Com. moos to grant us assydies, will pot kingly allow me to appeal to the pablie, sod mak " who will kelp as to carry on our tear r" Permit me to lay Woes your readers a short ' amount at our warfare: But or Wit—Whiteehaesl, Bpital6elds, b. MD QU WM. 0110 f 6111,111 d Ull-Sobool.l and Orem'. COMMA311:011-11.C1131.—Rov. Hugh Allem, M.A. LOlllO IFS VISIT AGAINST —Dorsky, drunkesasis, r9uuWmaim atervahus, uskodurs, vice, *soma, lulAstion, sad nosy others al the sr" ebenoter . — VI ,--. LIOIIIIII w, tia.va Ciatirao.—A waawrone corpa et bop wbe bane beta biles treat emenrise' reeks, adu lated, pelithed up, ant pissed la molten* &makes. where they now ore web, dr* asoloyers with Idtry and with haws" b theseeles. lisetweliy ;a amber el trews who lave been rosensi tree the eartiele, ad reotored to their Mende. Age* we point to thirty or tarty pear sea and women, who have attended our earths" at " Read qmirtme." kr wins win peat, and who ham beta formed into • head of " Chri.tian broths" and sisterhood," for the plgaee of visiting the poor sad needy sick. Among the atimarous objects in view, and white they ere now estryian out, may be mentioned aloe sing the roam of those they visit, doing a little washing for them, mending their cietbiaa, waltzing their children sod sending then to easel. pals( mails ready, making ind giving them hroth, greet, sad so on, sitting op all night with those who need ' coastaat attention, reeling to and praying with them. The hunger, orikadosse, sad Removal distress among the children in oar school (about 400 of both ewe, but 1,000 sabilit be taken daily, did funds permit) is quite heart rending ; some at times have fallen from the forma to the door, through sheer estimation, mused by the want of food. The groat wonder to all is that these children, taken fee the most pert from running wild In the streets, so. kept so shriody honest. Came have mowed in which stankot time have not broken their fast for two days, and yet have not au mach as purloined • bit of bread. Oar salitery Asti, at the London and Westooloater Bank (Wbltecbapel Branch) is very low, my, alms* empty I Who, then, will help as to prosecute owe seer tip !Increased vigour, sad astable us to tateod our Aid of P I beg to adorn my card, sod ant, .Ir, yours Ily, WILLIAM Joetin Lewis. a, Old Norfolk-street, New-road, Mile-end, B. P.B. Parcels of left-off clothing would he thankfully re solved for our new recruits. BAGOZD SCHOOLS, AND REIHNISIEINCES OP THE OWNEA,—Leaf moan St. Martha's Hall was crowded nserly fell to hear a lecture given by Mr. C. V. Cay, star goo, to the Coldstream Garda, upon his reedniseinoes of the *impart la the Crimea, with some aroma notion al the late Captain Medley Vacate, of the 97th Regiment, a pliant soldier ad devout Christian, whoa instructive biography has bees widely circulated among religions people. To. Coldstream Guards band applied a musical interlude bar tween the several porta of the lecture, and a large tramps. ivory, to. which the attack of the Bedsit and Malabo( we. depicted, illustrated the subj ,, ct. The premeds of the pay ment for admission were devoted to the beta of the " One Tea" Rigged floheek, fa Perkles:e-rate. Westminster. RATCLITTN RAOOZD AND INDUSTRIAL SCROOLI. —Oa Taman, evades last B. Beset, Zee., Chamb , dein to the City of Leaks, gave, I. aid of the bmildiag of the above echoola, a read likelLollo ntat aliment. entitled the " Jour neys of the lereelltas," at the Beesamicat !mediation, Brett nanet•equere, Mile-gad, Robert Pollock, Bea., in the chair. The room was wall fillet taking into consideration the in clement sate of the weather, and it was pleasing to Pee so tench interest =sulfated on behalf of • &silty whioti is &log so mach good la ate 01 the mat neglected dietrica of Ibis greet met FAALIBB=IO op 81101.8 AT HERTFORD.— A pub& mestlag, ceavesed by regaled:km, was held ca Tuesday inadeg bat, be the Townhal of Hertford, la fur therance of the artier dais* of 'hope in that tows. The worshipful the stayer_ graddek sad agrared klomielf se highly anaemia; the 'Wart el the easetlag. &wend of the leading pntleama sad trainee. of the towa Oak gat la the proossdinge, sad • paper apes the b y et the aboricaing of the hours of taidemes wee n ie ed by Hr. Mead, who attended a • deputation frees the Landes amecciedoe. Great assafoity in fiversr of the IMINGINNISS _wed the torerins, which mewl off very satisfaresrily, terselastiag, with rotas of thanks to the [Dorm, sad to Mr. lAlain for hi. attoodsnee sad paper. THE LATE STMICE.—It appears from official Worsts by Ur members of rho Craft's! Assocls.ioa of Master Dania% that above 16.000 issa were at work and Me • dadmatioa' on fiararday, the 26th ivat., and up tike ass als about 4,000 won bad roared nadir shop saiq minas lie *4t of the deolaradtm." 6erleed ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. The ages Diamonds was produced last night, for the hod time this wens. The mot was not greatly altered tram that of lest lowa, the chid dirge bi•g in the part of Diem de Oaisee Mayer, which has sow beta meigoed to Miss Thiriered, • yam; lady who, every time she spews, makes pogrom 'la yobbo favour. Bise k becoming • most valuable Neurb dram, • pukka for which she has over, selelsks. Ilhe is pretty sad egreeable, is • lively and latelligeat actress, has • good though not • yeerggisl van sad is evidently • well educatetnewdoWN„ . rite 'mei/ties% under the disdain of Uterine, is cos 4 Mks Lou* rya" wry boat parts. It suits her is wrap way. Asher's sureidtely light, Inge bent, sad greeshal musk seems tolls'e bora written expressly for her ; she looks the character admirably ; and she is moot happy in bleeding the arch gaiety of Catarina with the dig nity of the Q•esa. Indeed, we doubt whether Amber him self ever hosed his murk more besutlf•By wag, or saw his awn coaception of the part mare completely redid, Harrison, too, i exceedingly steromeful in the charade of Dos Heorique. His soling lest night was mob and spirited, sad his idagkig eaceliemt. Amos the other perthrosers, great praise is dos to Mr. Hew for his melees, and sauteing kontoar,as the foolish old minister Coast Campo Mayor, and to Mr. Cords tor hi performance el the rough bandit litababrio, • part cd raided at well as drama* impartmen foe it I. the prised* bast port, sad its briag well snag is emeedal to the edhot of the memorted pieces, of which Weed the mask of this open mainly emr shit. As is ismerelly the are in the best comb opersa, there ere way few make airs; but the concerted pimps, in whisk the diskette is clothed in the basket WOW, are so nesiodiam, so charming in their combinations, so animated end dramatic, that we feel that every yoke ie amply em ployed, wed desire nothing more. On this account we regret the laterpolatioits which the performers sometimes maks en& as the long seatimental air introduced by Mr. Bank= at the beginning of the third act, sad Mks Lades Pyre's " Bode's Air with Variations," which she legs in by way of flask. They are very good is themselves, sad eery well sw—Rodea air especially, whisk is a molt marveibms display of brilliant execution. But they are iskongroous, dew upon the action of the lane, and altogether at radios with diverge propriety. But custom permite such things oa ties open stage, and there I. no nee Is protesting egoism Tekbat this prat sad aprlghtfloot of condo operas se a whole, the meant is whir& It Is got up sad perlbrawl at this Masan n worthy of the warmest rens. The eon/Iy, the oselasess, the desesalless, the sal:oaten groups on the Mar, the strength sad guilty of the obeent, ad the ds• Infoue playing of ohs arebseno—all anticlines to glee a cow *teases sad Gillet to lb. repreesstatka of the opera which Mos well* saw talon beta equalled fa Loads& Bo repteseatal, She tows Diostorio la use d the soot dialighl fel eaterisiaarnts that ca be lateghted. DRURY-LANZ PROMENADE CONCERTS. This letertainsist mono to flourish. Loot eight Ur hoses Ira fall, sad the radium were neat airs feak ailla.arly doll/Wed WM, a ars earihmt fir. It was a "Weber MOW that is, the ihst pet et the concert consisted of Weber's mimic. Two of the compass's finest overtures, the Yreireltiitz and Oberon, begets sad henni sated the selection. The (*zoom " Invitation i le Valet," se arranged ter the full orchestra by Berlioz, woe played with gnat Whet. The " Coneert-Beilick," the damn and meet meter al Weber's pianoforte works, wee performed by Herr Pow ha the sexes to be expected from that moat aeseet plished artist. In thorough apprehension of the wader's design fa all the varieties of ezpeemise and elect which this very dramatic piece contains—ln drainer of Mes, betWaat ezecutioe, fire, sad vigour—this performatives of the Concert- Stuck equals aay that we remember to have ever heard. The epplaues of the anthem showed bow tally they appre ciated it. Miss Dolby ung the air, " A lonely Arab maid." one of the gents of Oberon, the opera written for this country and so strangely neglected in It. This Utile meeremel weenow moored with enthusiasm. The second part of the concert, as before, was a miscellaneous election of light and brilliant deuce music. DRAMA. PRINCESB'I3. M. Emile Augier's five-act play in blank vine, entitled Gabrielle, and produced some ten years since, with M. Regular in the principal character, did good stroke Ike • time by stemming the tide of vicious and depraved writing then deluging the French stage, and Indluning French people to believe that the matrimonial mate I. not nammerily in to be ridiculed; that a husband is occasionally a match for a seducer ; and that adultery sad be. of tract have mos- nasally their drawbacks. This was quite a novel idea to the Parisians; end, though its effect has sines been nullilled by the production of inch pieces as the Daaw MIX Orwillas and the Devi-Nottele, and by the publication of such books se " Fanny " and " Endues Bovary," the author is to be complimented not only for the aantimania but the language of his play. Lam night an English version of Gabrielle, called Howe 7 mai, wee produced at the Princess's with great and well merited menet. MADAME TOSSADD'S.—The proprietor of this interesting museum has during the last three or four weeks been incessantly employed in getting his gallery ready for the expected visits of the throaspi of people who attend the cattle-chow, held in the part of the haaa.r in Baker-atreet adjoining that In which kis collection is exhibited. There are mug novel additions and several of them are at this time of peculiar Interest, being very faithful npresentations of the eminent men who an now performing prominent parts on the great political eaglet Europe. The whole of the dresses of the figures have been renovated, the amour and orna mental thoornicias yeatored to their original brilliancy, and no expense, apparently, spend to render the place worthy of 1 pablie support. UNITED PRATER FOR REVIVAL.—A circular l letter, signed by forty-five ministers of various Christian communities in England, has just been issued, Writing Chris dans throughout the world to obeetys the second week in the new year es a asses of united prayer. The impales was 1 ghee at the 23rd sannal meeting of the Lodiana minima in Ladle, whisk resolved, " That we appoint the sonad week in 1 Jemmy, HMO, beginning with Monday, the Sth, as a domed spend prayer that God would now poor out his Spirit upon ' all flesh, so that all the ends of the earth might me his salva tion; that on the first day, that is, on Monday the Bth, be a holy convocation for solemn tinting, humiliation, sad prayer, and that on the last day, that is, Sabbath the Ink, be • holy convocation for thaangiving sad pram; that the later veiling time be spent In private end social @lender of prayer and praise, as the circumstances of each eoatatualty may dictate; that all God's people of lively name sad satins, of every cowhand and island, be cordially and earnestly invited to units with us in a similar observance of that time' Among the ministers In England who have adopted this twenties, sad ate 'adenosine( Weise it sled *these Wands, are the nasals of the Bev. William Arthur (Wesnyea); Rev. Edward Henry Bickerideth, in cumbent of Christ Church, lisadateed ; Rev, William Brook (Baptist); Rev. Alfred M. W. Christopher, Reface of St. Aidatas, Oxford; Rev. Ildward Gartiett, St. Bartholo mew's, St. Pansy's; Rev. T. Gamier, Deals of Ripon ; Rev. JUDOS Hamilton, Minister of Noland Scotch Church, Regent-square; Rev. Peter La Trent (Moravian); Rev. H. MtNalle, D D., Liverpool; Rev. Wm. Marsh, D.D., Hon. Canon of Worcester; Rev. Samuel Martin (Independent); Rev. Th. Menials, 8.D., Pastor of French Church, St. Martin'eile•Gesad ; Hon. and Rev. Baptist W. Noel. M.A. 1 (Befelell i Right Rev. the Bishop of Ripon; Rev. J. W. Have, Parana Chapel; Rev. Canon Stowell, D.D., Mar cheater ; Rev, Manny W. Thorold, Rooter ►of St. Giles io-ihe-Fiside ; Rev. J. Yens, Herefold ; Rev. Samuel D. Wady, Praline of the Weelsysa Confersam; end the Bra. D. Win% Thee of Waite& (Stamped ld. Additional.) AUL ROBBUCE ON PoLITICsa 4FFetlitB. A great Liberal assemblage took plaoe at Bath on Tuesday 'lnning, the omission being the prmsittation, by the working classes of that city, of a handsome testimonial to Thomas Phion, Seq., the popular but unattocaeful candidate in the liberal interest at the last Median. The promediogs derived additional interest from the prawn" of J. A. Roe buck, Bey., M.P. for Sheffield, who barn not appeared poblioly in Bath smog be defeat in 1847. The posentalion has med. at &Bolas held at the Guildhall, the Inge ban slim-room et which was inadequate to eccommodate nataitars who wished to be ppwaeroot, so that alter tea the tables had to be re moved, to Mrkataom for those who wen willing to pay larch merely to hear the spenthes. Mr. Phis* was Nona= the platform by Mr. Tile, M.P., end several of the coencillore, and loading literals of the city, and both gentle -1 men weft received with eminedemis melamations and navies of handkerchiefs by the crowded maws, a fair penportka of which were loam Mr. Ito•bork also , ou antosigaditly making hie appearaace, accompanied by his brother-Da-law. Dr. Falconer ) on-mailer, Ma. and Ilia Boston* and Mrs. sod Mlle Falconer, was received by • paha ovation of applause. The pomadinge throughout were el • most antinuismio character. . . Mr. C. 01233111•11, • working mew, woo called to the teak awl bristly *wed the prooeedlop. LOWIMIN ex meilootteanirehlrity d thee/rime to be present, were waao—____ re 8 ,1 44 ALP * , ms. Bet4ll Mr. Lyeley, M.P., and it wee dee Mated dal Mr. Bernal Osborne was prevented by haparnat dans Oran attasillig. The teedmonlal, consistag of • very badmen' Aar tea aid coffee service, in • suitable =bops, UPI, was un paired snag lowareeheang, mad lalsw.fo47 yet fis r=takNamon tap rusg Seen ningery pun ,Mr.. enot wat a mved ii xon eati er the onlarat bra the 46* • sursurein te Thane Plan len, Irg his Moods 'be ironing classes of Buen s le his whims =Le avow, oithah• 14,04' Nov. I8*" Ties nal woe slassereapand hp • elaitabie Wan Ilesalifully written la time 111010001•11 eller Mr. NATI'', 13•1111/11, a "Ott oelpeater, p11•111/01 the tanocelal it a fawn sod speak la eulogies' Mr. Phial; Imarl thalleny•Dweellßekinn Bill es • awn eonli for du right of ths worlds! ohms tonne In the represented= of the 'notuatry. Kr. Panes, ins imannened with great eltealser, wales of Issaillistelsisis, and nag yarn of ageser, which ewe asp= and igen renewed, then retard thanks at con elderable Lag* rot wely for the bsideine inineato, bat for ihre Men am" eadielludingen whin!t tai the mann Mr. 11111. M.P., ant named the Mr. Ozone= Cox, Jan , moved the ns = g ;ltenke of the meam6 is W. Tin Seq., ILP.,•ad John Arthur Rootisok, far their grew Medan it r•=o the ear eliSSioll• or the working wen to attend the Mr. Frain= seermied the resolution, end it wee carried wiannast. Jou Ammon Rosman, Seq., M.P., an hiving been ailed en by she wee retched with a reiterstion of the appease which trwgd Ids 1601001,, the modem ristag sad wades bete far severed album. la the comet of Al. the bee. gentlema, after Maids( the made( be blames to him on t h an co rie breed Ilia meentos with ft& city sevaresd-twenty years ago._ awl proceeded *ampere the prom with the pet. Had any Wore ammod through enlarging the selings? (Na, no.) Red Bealsal not fispoved SIM hod improved sem in these twontreeme yeess * way twatetreerma pen of bar history. (01sers.) I keow very well (mid the boa. matisema) thee we have hand elms then le Maims the lead as by lights* symal; I know we lame been able, by mimed the elsetrie to seed • merge from owe port of tho% e l h e the Mbar, baba the, the globs Meg travels; we Nee bees able te mom the meet attest* by seem. We have freed the press of goateed, aid brought home eermy ma's door the life and light if imerbilas. (Rem, MO We have Mad not only the pee Ns amerce .(Mr bear)—and Ragland now etaade aimed se a 4tt uato the nations. (Cheen.) She alone of ell maakthd le a free tredsr, and she le the greeted elder of all amaktad. (Appease.) I mak you, then, Uwe need fear a Reform lilt ? (No, no.) Takiog the past effect for 27 years of Lard Jobe guesell's firm Reform BW, I ..k why need we Mr to tread hie liberality, and to mks into the bosom of the cenwitution the large masses of the working dames? (Heer, kw.) Mr. Phinu has told you that he Is far pogrom. He ale sap that he le willing le take &Weed bit rise. New, I am not. (Hear, boar. I mem to ask tor, ead by lastly sekisa we shall obtai n , a empires reform of the mama laths ofthisesuntry—(epplanse)-einderhin I see surd me the low wow of tee werithvg elesess, sad hem their telligense, mil their herd-headed good ems. Mir lamsty, eel thdr spightear, I ask nrywilf, What have I to Mr? BM I am trig iban the worldagenen hempen Mims by *dr late meadoce that I. they la see totally unlit to elate their kielators.that so? o.) a weak' fa political secemy to oft • ohm to repressetsd ? If so, how did it gems that the landed gentry Mae coast, TIM tratil Was per 11132, the rulers of this many? Almost at the mores plat we card* the Before MIL By defog up as gee teen we carried the Mama cd the ems laws. In spite of these landed gooey, these bed political eoesoutims, we had the hutcs. Well, thee, I my, give to the pooh of E agleed, give to the treater trthe - power to choose their repremettime. am same old lady—tlasibter)—come M M end says. “Ith, bat I don't allow my ma to go iehe Wm weer end beam 'whs." (Renewed laughter.) This is pedsely the seas se to segue th at until the people w lt M tbe fremble we won t let them have it. Give then the law this. They have shown that the, power IwkiNglaso; they have shown that they pawn bounty ; and thaw two Wye combined fit aai to those reprematelthes. It is my bald that in the male, swim it pleliwoot we. shall eat have Nano. (Hear, hear.) This is my maid opinion. I know that genteemst diger from we I bertha I may be deceived, but I believe that the pissed mete of Europe Is such that men who are redly not teat upon reform will take advantage of the turmoil that will mama rile arise, and we shall have the whole time, or nearly the whole time, taken op by dismesions in foreign ethers ; and here* comes the great elect of the retrospect that 1 wish to mkt. When I look back to the Soothed of 1862 I find the country thoroughly petcsful. I lad Europe in a perfect rotate of peace as far as regarded foreign eggressica ; and I noodled that it was totally impossibleto raise in the Room of Om mons a discussion upon foreign drake. What is the now? Why there is is the public mind of Europe a vague feeling of alarm, moths; great we look round ; they stem at every turn—sort at every noise. Why to this? My learned friend was very 'Lovely in his talk of the despot of Preece. It is be that has created this turmoiL If he were to say (end act upon what he says) Preece is peasta4 pat down bra aradea, and put down balmy, and seer into competition with us in all the metal are of prow ; most se ea rivals, if you will—friendly rivals—in the great ens of the improve ment of mankind, then we should be peaceful in Rome. (Applause.) But that is not the owe. Now, what is the result to Method ? Why, almost the only thing man am talk of is edentate corps of Alum& We lawyers have met together end formed • corps. We, who ought to be em ployed in enforcing the law, not at the point of the baymet, are put through the drill in our own hate, sad where we are mccustomed to eat our dinners together, to manias our rifle. (Laughter.) This is the comparison of the two maws of things. England io 1832 wee enabled to work out her own regenerates in redact security. England ht 1869 I. obliged to OM her me, from the farthest end of Scotland down to the southern shores of England, to erm them in the but way she out, aid induce them to magmas* together, to form rifle cone, in order simply to praises &Nameless from eggrersice. We have no desire to attack anybody. Beg lend is peaceful. (Applause.) Her conquest. ere not to be made by the sword, or by the bullet. Her conquests am by bet mind, by her art, and by her scissors. I say this is the proud position of England ; and he would be • dastard who would not sacrifice his life, and the life of ell that is dear to litho, in order to maintain her greenest What. (Loud applause.) I am not afraid of my country— it is not that I em afraid of my country, it is not that I fear an attack. We shell put that down; we have put down great me, we need not fear little men. (Laughter and applause.) Bat I would say to Ragland, and I would say to Eng land's rulers, "Consider, first end format, the interests of England. Do not mix yourselves up in continental politics." It may suit certain gentlemen to appear sa great men at • oongrese of the great purrs of Europe ; but it will not suit England. (Hear, beer.) Ragland, if she goes into a concrete, ought to go with this declaration through her representatives, " We shall be reedy to fight for the WA• oiples we intend there to put forth." Bat, if we ere mot pre pared for that—end I think we are not prepared—(har, bear) —then we have no business there. (applause.) Now, supposing we were to go to war. I have been lately is • foreign country, where I have beard • greet deal about England's positton. A friend of mine, well known to the world, mys that the toeless of England is ignoble. Why? Became England will mot {o to war for the principles which M. Montatembert and his agents delight to support. But we have gout to war fur greet principles, we have Warned • debt or 800 millions to support great prieciples. We spent that 800 millions, awl 800 millioes mom, sad any militate, too, of ow sea., for the benefit at great principles. Whet wee the Abet? The British people placed a Bourbon upon the throne of Preece; and what wee the revolt? I will tell yon two things, After the Rake of Wellington pasted from Ithein into France, ' circumstances occurred which led hint to peepers hi. retreat. He found it impoesible to retreat through that Spain that he had juat liberated, benuee he would hove been risen item by the Spaniards themselves. That was the gratitude of the Spanish people for the many thouaands of pounds that were spent La their atom Tien we put a Bourbon on the Mom of Prance. The consequence was that the elder portion of the Bourbon race were always our enemies. The very moment that Louis XVIII. mute into Pere there began all kis& of intrigued against Emplaced on the part of the Bossiest. Now there Is something still were due that. We acknowledged the emend branch of the Bamboo !amity. They were dries@ out of T WOPENCE. IFfeliDO In 1848; they were received is hospitable Ragland ; they Win sheltered by her mighty ogle; when they put their to upon th e shores of Reread no body could molest them. And what was the gratitude of theta illustrious per "owes Y Why, air ' are of then ilinalriaus exiles ac tually made a pion al the seatbera Imes of England, pointing oat when w could be attached, and lent this rue to the Wintry at Peres, saying thug th oug h an age fa Reread, he vas nth child of Frame, and would be wen end saxioes to Gator into the tasks of those who wend eery NNW& yetacepese actor the Channel. (tissaatioa.) That wee told nu by rationale sew deed, whose awe I dea l t think it right to 'statics, sad who said that be saw that Wee a tweineseeth before.' He told me that ouswirsienwealted than Twitted ii;a7;ould";;;;;Ier it pot a paidb pressen to as. ii; that time. I did pot mention it, and I have sot norraned It rail the present moment. The present bibs proper tiro% when we ere asked to take pert in a European Commas, and =tree England in foreign _disputes, mad risk pin the blood and treasure of Englasd to obtain radar* hka this. M. Montalembert may wish to keep the Pepe upon Wa throne by Engligh burets; and other friends of Italy on with that we drove oat the throe dukes by Ee haters. We should make eseedis whatever crags we took. We should asks enemies of those whom we pet does, and we shard rah mermaid friend. oi those whoa we met up. There fore I say to Basked, keep yoursehme, , say bathe eassery or, In your own tread ; zeta nest yeermtvot with Bseoran stereo. If you an attacked, 'tribe bed a Mew that shell asalhilats the invaders and tosiseein our paltddi. (AP rear) If you wish finfrirda, irk at the great colonies that yea have established in the world. If we are to adopt this corms tree are mi ll iard ern myrklag the Earls! alis inedini;el i a, av :ad dat ti:et i1 5 ,..4.= ithlvrzra, ' redraft as is the position we new bekt, et the only reedy but people in Europe. We alone bar a tree owl ; we dope have a government which ropresesta the pore • we rase drawn the same of fressen. (Appease.) ellell tie say that we at this dams an shed of as body p• ;Not a whit alit. (Laughter end applause.)) Jihad we ang sot ; hot he no men dere ft Mod am. Whoa talc oe brain, that army that _pad he hot upon wilt b. l ima never take its foot od the English soil. _ (Alppiewoo I wont sop, reveritag to the eirearorWO us to gether„that I wish we had in Haw ' of Commas men who, Ilk* our *hod Mt. Phis., take the sante view that I do of political 'dabs of this kind. He would hive eat din germane of his great intsihroot, and nee r, end sithcetty ; and we might haps, by the alt of a certain number of men *dig whim that he holds, to maintain the parks of England later. But I on now very much ahead that ther it • meddling ✓ich door • that there re people is who height to lave the kris: of 666 as talked 4 os I de dream liar that that seddllag _spirit will area& et in i alias. I may be celled a narrowrdnded man— Il= OCCUMosesd to a peat deal of akar in toy Ida end I dotal owe far it. (Laughter.) Bat this hes bra my seer object Shark llis—Begland asti Begients reettare. For her I num lithogred less red early. I have not seoght my own pentad aggroadhamest ; my rad object has been my °curry's wallies. h ave To her I have dedirted what ildgenoe I have hod. tics keg r Uwe an be bend eartitneades that will honor worth is the way you have Moored it upon the present occasion, hard upon it the people will not sewed tenants. Yon have by this prossediag to-syour heart felt earldradon for the men who represent you. If wise proceedings were reeaseut, yea would bar ear very dilleriat from many who now reap, then positioa. You would rally have a Howe of Ocsemor werry of the pest people of Begird ; and when Ilan maid that I have rid all that I add may In praise of ay her. Mind. The hon. who was listened to with the greatest attention lhresp reread his seat drag the nor enthusirtio Ir L petsesdhp shortly Armee teswilwaled. if.diLSHOUSSHEN AND CLERKS' SCHOOL The sixth anniversary festival in support of the dam charity took piece yegeniey evening, at. Bt. Jsameo. hell. About Jig enflames connected with theme" trese of the City of London sat dew to en elmoi h r i Z abusdemt diaper. The ober wee Ulm by the Bight 80. T. M. Goma, Y.P., supported A U ft ismns. Samuel Morley, °megrim, Geo. Moore, J. D. B. Sister, Babinec., Derma, ft.., foo. After the meal loyal towe the Charm* gem " The Army and Nary," taking co mics to observe, that while it was the duty of • Ches.'s sad= to egitivete peaceful relation' with all the weld, on the other head it was equally their reepomilidity to be prepared for any eventualities that Witt mom. To the army sad navy we looked for pogo- Bee in Baldly of sfelaeor imithelemet that be Moo* meet • hearty regime. from an4sh amembly when M the health* both pergola. be toed wee drank * P r a t utzseet eetlingesee. TM cesinnee next proceeded .to give the Mast of the .we s& Prosperity to tha Weahousenra and Clerks' Salmois." This *outages wee first established In I/163, when aim young men employed is wholesale houses toweived the Amor founding schools for tha =Agawam clothing, and adoration of the orphapaad necessitous children of Woes employed its the wholesale trades of the United Kingdom. In the short apses of ex weeks them young teen bed raised tha seen of 3,0001. ; end a subsequent appeal had bean so liberally rieponded to, that the *moots now main telmd 66 .thtlthm—.M boys and 17 gble—who (cloyed e happy how, sad the begets of a monad sad liberal educe d°. The andante having eloquently celled attention to the above tees, congratulated the company on the emcee ci their fastitutioes, which wee on. of the bast ordered charities ha led ever oese, sad egourapd them to the oolaiwamee of such asiVrellaitt exertion, es had already produced such satiefsetery nealte. 11. warned them against extrema pace* balldieg, which had already crippled valuabl es- oh ri ex tzd exhorted them to continue their praiseworthy until they had provided a hapff refuge for all the juvenile destitmes of their weds. (Land ohms.) The company were =biome.* adders' by Mews. Morley sad George Moore, who aenfly advocated the claims of the eke:Mi.—The tort wue aeunk withjrftt etahnsiamins. sad a collection was med. which resulted in an addition a 6,000 pines' to the funds of the 'mediation. Toe whole oil the chow orreagemests pm entire satisfaction, sod the mmied perforesamse were much applauded. The stage engaged were Mee K. Wells, the Quartette Union, and. kW, though sot Met, the oblides of the institntion.—Mr. Toole wee the icegasseett. The outwit:en of 1001. sad epwaris wen Mew. MorrisonDillos, sad Co., 260 games ; Lot end Co., 100 Roams; Bradbury sad Co., 1061. ; Copestak• sad Co., 1061. ; Samuel Morley, 1061.; J. and B. Marley, ; 1061 ; Eempeoe Copegeke, ; Deg, Aliceoft, sad Co., 1061.; Boyd and Co., 1061.; Celdsoott sad Co., 1061. ; Everingtoe, and Co., 1061. ; Give and Co., 1061. ; Cook. Bona, sad Co., 1061.; Robbie* sad Sun, 1061.; Pointer, r sad Co., 1061 .; Kerr, Boat, and Hilbert, 1061. ; Vyse sad Bon, iO6l. ; Peahen Brothers, end Co., 1061. SPIRIT LlOgreenii TO THEATRES. Yesterday afternoon • public meeting worn held at Mr. Coles's, Unicorn Railway Hotel, Shoreditch, to take into consideration this • ittbjeot, sad to &ride apes the raps beet adopted to obis* • rrsa of the sootiest of the act under which such licenses have been granted. Mr. Herr, of the Equestrian Terre, Blackfriare-road, having taken the chair, explained the reams of the sot of parliament coming into operation. Mr. Byres moved the following resolution :—" That this meeting is of opinion that the remelt alteration by which the hems of theatres her been enabled to obtain spirit !loonies is extremely unjust to licensed victualler,, who have been induced to spend large mums of money upon tee purchase of their house., sod is calculated to lower the stags se • medium of instruction end improvement." Mr. Boren, licensed victualler, residing next door but one to the City of London Theatre, said that at that theatre there were three bars, one for the boxes, one for the pit, and ens for the plimy. People were there told there was no necessity to Leave the hoar, as the mad get what they liked at publio house prices, and the I r sgaenten were even prevented tear ing the house. With Itr, Berrie he Ind been the originator of the movement, and he believed that if the licensed vie. mailers would persevere in it, disk success was certain. Mr. Stevens, late churchwarden of Shorediteh, saw no rem= why spirit licensee should be withheld from theatres. It seemed to be beneficial to the public geserally. who were in the habit of fee quenting theatres. The resolution was car. tied with two direntient voice*. Mr. Foster next sub mitted the following resolution "That a petition be pre pared for presentation to parliament praying for a repeal of the 7th section of the 6th and 6th Will. IV., c. 39." Be said that one might jest as well have beer end • pipe in a church se in a theatre. Leases of theatre* should not have all the molest rata end now of the Wbilitiee. They should go before the some tribunal as licensed victuallers. Thera were two grounds of opposition to this privilege of Were of theatre*. One was that manager* should be pieced on the same footing as publicans, end the other was that the drama would flourish better withott the adjunct of wins, spirits, beer, and tobaooo. ldr.Fisher seconded the resolution ; and after a few words hots Mr. Witterbottom, the resolution wee passed, as the previous motion. with two dissentient voices. Subscriptionswere then riceived aid of the movement, and the proceedings terminated in the . usual manner. FATAL LEAP OP A SOIENAMBULIST. — Testarday morning Mr. Payne the coroner for the City, held an inquest, at St. Bartitolonoser's Hospital, on the body of Charles Amoebas Beckley, *god 18, who resided in Cow cries, Smithfield, whew death occurred under the following circumstances :—lt appeared from the evidence of& police man, Met on Thursday morning, while taming Greenhill rents, his intention was directed to • window of the second floor of Mr. Burton's, the Blue Poet Tavern, when the decreed, who no doubt was in a state of roronembelima, opened the window and jumped out. The household was imundirely aroused, when he, wee conveyed to the above hospital, and d shortly after his admission from • very extensive hectare of the stall, Tba i l i ury returned a verdict " That the deceased jumped from e window while is state of sonanambillism." INV •