The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-25 00:00:00

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IlmioLlesi•llNS. kik NORTH Win Bums AostcumbAL Absocio 1101.—BuMLIXONMO, PatDAM.—Time Arms somoi mertss al the North Wan Bee= Sploaharel •fiesalstra tese bald Ws day et Diedderia, wader the presidesey of the Mar oar of Clemmies, as_ the Swan sad Gads Mal. The dry ef desk bad la • dad adrialed to railway Orbs wee re raselsaly fayMasan the sorter el esdrale was Method. Ths troodthes bertha • portion of dr mod. st March ing's" sad Odlard, arl wry ammo from bath those semseles areadel. At the draw the liable predated was =by Sir Mares Ftesseraks Mr. J. 0. Hob- Rev. H. Rassaell, red the Bey. Mr. 'Moresby. The ✓ode ohrnies spoke af she eidadturel improvements d the pretest day, sod 000potolotod the Some op= the Lest thee es setaMialthest SR the metteleasure of stare ploughs adds bass. Ho miss mailed to so espertment of steam plematies which bad bra displayed that day in a field sear the rem. He drama that formes, as coespeired with ma. sdastorsee, bad very per dialadiss aoatead with. They had ad the arse= rider their enrol. their operdiuse wars eat ildrisd as order reefs, they could sot alsrsys that load eta thee woes tr woold be easiest to du so, sod aberdent they moat MO klapro•O their wieshirry as to sad= them preotimily to diarearard the weather by pc/Gr.:m ho *dr opooloooo with prier rapidity. Theodor ersohes tai sore lilmovir. of • resoled abrader. VALI or EVISIIAM At:duct/v/Imm Socurr.- 11vosamo. FaIDAV.—Tbe mord mares ot the...COWS war Mkt bon yoroorday aftersess. ender the presideacy d the Sus. T. Lyres. h . dm.. Time wee the real eh.w of stock sad rear la the renditig. red the merged vowed vs. re maihabip Sem The Doe Chars* who tra !Way wee k ' lowool valuable Mow it the stichboorbood, hew wires a he Oho boot sop of Mammiuld grows is the V..= d Ta =lost look 1.4.08 is , b. at th. Saab doh Alms Reed ; to Boa. P. Lygoo, xp., m ods& sad the ethar rambers d whereat pewee yam Mr, 1. Nollood. sod Mr. J. H. H. Paley, M.P. The sesseshes wore tardy es orioonorol reties= Kowtow Eamon 4.4 2116 CREW or A SCHOONER. —Thosilksamw Noosboto Maid, tmitt Poole to Ramon, rya ethers es the Meet ante yesterday raserwideh stem 4 a na. Ito or woo mambo* vary high at tees der, is whad Km lems lbon Ia oordowso, mad lbw woosl Iliad lioresdiatety dad the omit Tho crow took to the mead past sa bora, era air _Ulm knock= ahead to, seem= harm were piooso ort led bold la Uompool by to mom t p Uado DROFESBOR WILJALBA FRIBELL.- TO1 1 1(11M—POLTGLAPIII0 MALL. Kra irmssownek Two AWOL* U/ 11.1.17.101114 lam me num& Mr; VNING mi & =rail P r i rterst a boxam: ow Wow Ins WY& am: membmims 31. ; wma. fa; brevet. limo he illinNd all the Yolystaidlo KW, eel to =Moir. M:k 0 d Soed.e..., DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, tbe Haymarket. PMS DA LY R at Onettomam to Tibi rLlMarroy Dr. dIIXTON at Few —I Meat arr. E i ti t. tnatatottekllDltroltlia Holes oremsaies Ahdisiriah will natomy, pesim ea the ramaaaply /ewer" aft. ma pots /Dtam , A Dm Itteket nI twelve stompa ONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. Watt OH midair I awl 4. •d• sad 4lk Valvet Elks. Divisatatrosts.. L. rilli N T'l rtiitt Chbora. &a ~ LIM'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE o f POIMATTS•VIII. Dogma Dom WrISIZZII Dromiar Twos Bop Ida mums orpoidoes. owl 10.• arid. for t for We drima ALL S / oa NMI? iIoLID LIATIM YORTMANTRAII, Thb Too ALCM'S P T ? DISPATCH DOT, with and without Drawing PLITXT TRAVELLING RAO. with man *pada& Tame NOIR in Oa but st the Wad tntrotot J. W. WI T. ALLIM. Ilasstemmen of Portage Barnet room =BADW NRIVNE Owlitais M .Vtn4 (AorlsoteL W amAISE EJ = I,OWN (Brothers), _Patentees of the CAM ilfte ao■ sad SND Dorrook. Fled. or rit. sr. ■ bruise at W. Borth. Nadia( or Isom sod ad 1/. Yob of Miro. poione.... mood. sad Isodsta-16. tiondlev. 70CAM MANUFACTURERS, ENGINEERS, .ACHINE MALIIIII 4 aaI 01hot—The PILOPRINTOIIa ItOlYST•0111 ?atilt fee CASIL MAILING It ACIII. SLIT lIINBUT WTI If WS aro itio MOT.II of NAN tt. ttetUltlie CLIIIIII teaser. Is agendas at Wallin* elelleol. Y CuTlialle by s. PATIIeTIt owl ~Jag Is Amer ofteleeowero eado Ode* mein eeiele thal k. = Mame the andel Yrs etas medium et the orbooes. = a teelleleimetebenseedgeor Is A. H. lbilisMs. Ike,. saff,= 4 4lel• W. R. Wier. mildew 040 to " ==.l 4 ILO. Lai Poem M el• noonllog sue= en el sea peestod eMY t d A. M. eimoemeN ORD ememenloale he miNULL- F ab ar W. U. OMAL 110pt.111.111/L 1111111181 CANDLES sr , ti 7d. par lb. ; Iriiimg gin% la ; lemagmyaia: 4 ~ 68"E raniitga i rm lia r k; law.; "ftleagl at lIIIk bela 1a...4a. Wati,..sl l := l 4qat a iia : "L. lei spank bAhl ; scw 46., awl MIL. pm. ; Maier. pie wept ; sommis b.; wills '. La. 4.11. leat im Ad a tiese.l. • eleist. tisk sit BIL DAM. sal WO WINO bum Ohnfterem. gons.-By %row and Railway.—lfighbvxy ed Osel Dersla—LlA GNI Oweigsara—naticee slim& Os WS bow ask SU pot Ms. .fir' Ins SW eillisfis bs sous don sse; =I,BV, Z; M rs. LS ISM Vs; ; seTStts; owl sissaristalssassritarrenoi. siss ia = bisslos.Zl Yobs& GEORGE HOBSON tato 11111,1. to s cell tbe ansatioo %A W aft rim • storm& w L i i r. Ns OM ?MEMO MEWS NEIL hfielliMENl wfm MJIN • NOMMi. R. Lambeehlseel. THE LEADKR. a Polities! sad Memory lisviave, liffamas Jawed. Sind Campania Drift 11 Sta. TN DAY dr Illric e i st rl. ~le awn add sr W.O.dr WY of and Mar. v i i i, lia SIA 01:1=1111 %Wt.—Orr d ormerdi . awed. lisdir. THE LEADER, a Political and Literary Review, Jeari l / 4 71 Itausl of Jai. brimita i ' dhiglo .of Tthl DAT.IIe reIIWNL="... Moir& d riff vaid M Mal A :a= by 7. O. P. Wass. ON . MLA. he . at** Mora adme Area. West dAM 11~1116F.-.40•114 A. Eft Olossol. Lade% w. 13. 110 V IL—eet blab MIVA DESMOND; ar, W r az li arse velem& " Jambe beeeltel ereeke Or lees b weld be debeek lowebe Mb anew vele VA eel bom MUMPS et btu emu remeirembhte red dill Ilia bad eeleeeb AI et elO b " siel=g a lee elO is me bee Ob ebb be Mend be Saba Teen ue et Oar VIM at b peeve preme are— re= r ineekt= ereibe ines—estOollee earepbee end " M i te l emease riot bob& Me et the Ida* On II V eller alba s te do. The L E I,* eel logle be ph% Lie w: Mat semeet TM 0011/It Iv o so. mO7. Third &Nam Whoa .1111, 111 51h010.1max. IV Jobs lims. awl was illiftie ird diremo OW in Ur bes._ MUIR STORY et the PEASANT-BOY PHI .i. Loon's/a. 00.000 as Ibe La at Parr.. `teer bar hieiripmers. sal draft Para pear ka Ira eft tie Window of On aftwes ad lb! Pelmaidp aW: . WIRT SUTUIV. Wilk W ODIUM MUM. MID woman mad Walsa. _Pair dab. a. lania: W. Kamm/ aa Me It Ilses4l4. Ilmoisgui. isendifillia. fa. ANDROTEDA, mad other POEMS. fir Oldham Lamar. Nolen er Inn*. Os isms Ardifire. ITTP•TIii. Third 1.110.0. db. THE ?PAU_ .11ID *weed Zdtilm. T ELS?: • ft•iira. Third Haden. I. Twomey-pm vimaes SICAMONd. lamb Sala& IL ft 1111.1l110111S for do TIM tn. Lemke ices W. hit* sal Ile". W Waist The Tlimmit Velem 3a et. D EADINOB in POETRY ; a Selection from the kb nee !Me Moos e, le the Prem. Tlee me Per Mom W merel Ps" he Midi I. seelead Weld Nana et lee MOM v. • eed Om WM Simi Awe Zelda% sasiaaa DODTIa I DO= WITURES on tie PRINCiPLEB u- TICS se PR TSIC A al EDW. Lariss. ZI WAnos. . . raw al the low Wig. Leehma : W. haft sag Des. •aa{ lib Env mum lib. E4II.M it.m. IES and ILLUSTRATIONS of the " 11lAT 111118ZLLION: /* Jou &Amino' SATPOLD, of Darrbiet taw. Joh. W. Mb. NM tea, Wog ankad. reiTi sie TLACU Iw lLlTMOr i thirrra bang 4.41" 1 " 8 """ . 1 1 1 .6 4 . " • 1", 1 . reim " . Laige 'warms is N-P Mom of Or OlOor Plisrld larol Wintery Isit I. dr 10. Abs. toll. ere • • •later s oo &WOO* sad • lir.rar HURT. forrrea. arm% *ma sod Ileorrs ANNOUNOLNIINT TO TUN TOMLIN MOULVIMW tiLL onecoodod to his late awr% Pemba, lb word eiblissee IS 14 le. Arnfl-giars. bee yeeee. he She IsieleW Os weemelbl u r rename %bee robs be Owned es beam am o. fr eared sew eve/ le to GLOAT el sboebe Obeeele. NOY MO be esseela. Oweseltfr Oman* ilk Mamie AO Mee be erns artbstosilb4resis. J 111.110.11, . X L SNALTIM. !LAPPIN I. awl LINVOIVITT. No. L KAMM T 0031111DXRED. 1. ON STIMILATOllblielie ; se. Tbe Ow Neat MO M% Own. sivere...TrmenereL Oareenenee. red Oseesageee. Oft Me ode pub, lx i i i t r u ize Own ..A. tem is sezr AMY& Lerterlbereseieere. Leseee. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1858. LONGFELLOW'S NEW POEMS•. The published writings of Mr. Longfellow are among the best of the possessions which his nation and ours have in common, and no addition to their number can take place without .exciting a warm and pleasing interest in this country. Snob an event is now to be reported. Messrs. Kent have published within these few days a little volume of new poems from his pen. The hero of the principal poem, Miles Standish, is an historical character, and the descendant of a valiant race of Lancashire men. Like many of his countrymen in the age of Elizabeth, he sought a career in the Low Countries, where the great question of religious liberty was being settled on field and scaffold. After a:elating the Dutch with his sword in their grand struggle for independence, he left Leyden for America, and was the staunch defender of the little band of men and women who landed from the Mayflower in New England in 1620. His military skill and his linguistic acquirements enabled him either to treat with or to vanquish the Indians, and in this way he rendered great service to the Pilgrims, on one occa sion saving the colony of New Weym9uth from de struction. The tradition is handed down that ke employed the friendly services of one John Aldo. to pay court in his name to a fair lady, who however fell in love with his ambassador. The proms: and ism of this negotiation form the subject of the poem. The smaller poems, three-and-twenty in number, are of unequal merit. The following renal' some of the best of Longfellow's earlier efforts: CRILDIIIN. Come to me, 0 ye °Widest! For I hear you at yew gine, And the question that purplened as Hare modeled pile emir. Ye opts Ms Melon whet:nen TIM ink Womb the sow, Whim Lad the limb ei weentag Wenglis see **fag swims ran. In your Warts are the birds and the maims, is yoursiumghts the brachias low, But is mine to the wind of autumn, And the Bret fall of the snow. Ah ! what would the world be to as If the childreci ears so mors We should dread the desert behind as Worse this the dark brims. Whet the lessee are to the twee, With light Ind Wr tweed, In Moir west end tender juices Esse base Wiedsred tato wood— That to the world s ohildnnt ; Through them it fuels the glow Of a brighter end sunnier climate Than reecho the trunks below. Come to me, 0 ye obildsea I And whimper in say ear What the birds sad as winds are singing La your mu, etmospbers. For what are ell our oontrivlngs, And the wisdom of oar books, When compered with your osmosis, And the gladness of your looks? Ye are better thea all the ballads That ever woes sung or said; For ye are living poems, And all the rest as deed. B 7 the aid of an expedient which is becoming fami 'liar, the protection of the British law of copy right has been secured for this volume. A notice opposite the title-page informs us that to guard against its instant appropriation by an unlimited number of publishers, " a small, but sufficient, por tion of its eontents, has been contributed by an Eng lish writer." •"no C v &pet Milos Stoodfolu ad other Poem•," by Ewa, Adnrtl LosS!•llow. W. Bat sad Co. THE DEFALCATIONS AT IVEZDON. The commissioners appointed to inquire into the army contract /imam resumed their dtthip at No. 11 axe mitres-room of the HOll/0 of Commons yesterday ; Mr. Bells in the chair; the other oomodasionere preamt hang Mr. Aspinall Turner, M.P., and Colonel F reeoh. Mr. H. Waltham, re-examined—When I first went to Weed= there was • man employed a the .tare - rooms named Grovel. He bad been snapendsd for • few weeks, but he told me that by the intereessime of his wife with Mr. Pugh, and torough him with Mr. Elliott, he was reinstated es viewer. This was in July, 1866, and it was notoriotie throughout the establishment that Holmes had said he had been bribed. Groves told me himself. Holmes was discharged two or three nicatha afterwards; he was a drunken, incompetent man. Groves was chief viewer before Mr. Watson came. He told me be had received bribe', and more than once. He told me be bad re ceived two sovereigns in London on one ocreelea end a sovereign in Weedon. I was not aware that Elliott denied that he had heard this from Holmes till I saw it Ia the Blue book. I sot prepared to face Groves, and repeat what he stated to me. If I were at Weldon I should be prepared to Ind oorroborative evidence. Groves said to me Holmes had split upon him to Mr. Elliott. Groves was a short-righted man. I never heard that oomplalate were made of hie passing thing. too eerily, and that his &fusee was that ha was 11A0114012011. I can't say whether Walton Sr Pol kaed ever heard anything of this. Ido not believe that Groves won rpeaaotes at Me work. Mr. Elliott had act power to discharge a man without giving • reams at headquarters, and I suppose the loam that be wrote to headquarters ooncerning Groves will la in existence. Groves told me that he had been celled before Mr. Elliott. That ts the only teas of direct bribery I ever heard of. I have heard that the boot viewers were employed by the oontractora to make boots in over hours ; but that was put an end to as .son as it was dammed. Charles MansUidge and two men named Costes sad Thwaites were so employed by convectors. They were shoemakers. It CAM/ out in this way that some of the boots that these men had made were sent to Woodcut, and they were rejected by the other viewers. B Mr. Turner—l do not know that the viewers who were employed to make boots by the matrectors had higher wages. 1 believe that, taking the viewers altogether they anprattl es!, Intelligent bootouikere. The viewers reject or par boots subject to the opinion of the inspectors, and the viewers ham frequently estepleined to as. that one inspector has pseud boots which the viewer has rejected, and rejected those that he had passed ; and that mother inspector would do just the °mammy. The two 11117/04/4. win Folkard and Watson. Groves, Mansbridge, Cows, Matta, and Thwaites have complaised of thlstoros. Can yoit say whieh of the two inepseases le the wore rigid or the wore balsas P—l cannot. The impactors have their Jor aegis among the viewers. What do you wish to say r to the isspectfon pursued with regard to dlothP—l madder thet the inspeotore we In ridded. The inepeoton ars Doyle, Kellett, and Retake. They have only ans test—muriatio acid—for dye of woollen cloths, which le see a fair test. I know of an instanos of the insaidsaey of it. The Wyse for Mews Henry, of Hadderedeld, seat in some goods. Halt of them bad tor dyed improperly, but he thought he would try Kno t tad be net theta is. The half that had been dye r d o =os weepeeved, while the half which had ben Ina rjrad. I know that trona Kr. Prime I wasted a teet whether goods had beau weeded I should use pristis sold. Five-sixths _ _ of the cloth seat to Weedon is not wooded. If touristic acid is applied So a pion of cloth not required to be wooded it to so test at ell. ^ lr. TUser—lf mulatto acid will lake out all the colour, how is it they pus any cloth at all f —They ought to have • diluted test, mad test the cloth up to a certain point. I have peeked thoimands of yards of cloth that were not aufllctudy dyed. I have told Mr. Mall*, of it, Have you anything to say se to the seflldeney or feemill decry ot the Inopeetors as to the Wave of the cloth f—Yes, I think that Hebden's machine is iesuMcieat. There le a proms now of arealgamattner cotton with wool by scribbling, which was not known before. The maelise will test the streogth of the cloth, bat the manufacturer out defeat that by making the goods harder, but that would mum the cloth to break. I have pecked gooda to be mat beak which have been rejected which were boner then those which have been pascal. Some sloth of Mr. Pollard's woo *gated white wee hotter than cloth which ins pseud. I have packed cloths In 1866 which I have no beellehles ha saying had from 40 to 60 per out shoddy la it. Ids not know whet con tractor it cams from. It came from the Tower. It was Oaford grey cloth, and there ears about 10,000 yards of in II a ••condor were to seed cloth lo Weeks which bed not daddy or sew in it it would not per. They weld not get the kens upon It which is required. The Ckeirman—Do you toms to say that ell the woollen vainufsettuners In Yorkshire or Otoscestankire who have contracted with the government have been otiftg the go 'unmet f—l my that to my opinion there is no cloth sent intn the government that haa not shoddy to it. Do you wish to say saythimg more ?Tie. With regard to packing ; I have packad cloths which were ao damp that they would Inevitably be spoiled. I have &Applaud at thia to Daly. They could not be damped at Windom, and most have come damp from the contractor. What was the object of the connector In moan' the goods In wet ?--I should any, to gen the proper weight, and in some urea the colour look. beater. If cloth be wood it becomes thicker and narrower. Was sot that a peat rlak to esa on behalf of the as tractor I—lt err. whose goods they wrist—l do net. When I was at Weldon I have be.. for teary weeks and have bad no new canvass, and have bad to peck without paper, to the detriment of the goods. I have pecked clothes to bales which we packed in eisdie tampers sad single paper. We could not get anything dee. That wee toot sufficient to protect the goods from rain or from the injury likely to be sustained In the hold of a ship. We have hem six weeks at a time without a supply of new morass, and have had to use rotten canvass that bad come from lb. Crimea. With that rotten morass only one strapper was mad. lam not epeskang of chipping bales, but some ship piag bike wart pocked up in that maser for China. AU the do s there moss no oiled canvass or torpaiding used at Weida' for packing. Goods pecked ia that masa for China would certainly be spoiled. No inmrenee company would Moue goals nut in such • suite. I member on one ocoodon we had swam which we oaloulated would last three weeks. We sent in a requisition for more, but It wee de weeks before we got it. You fetid you would net tab. another governess& Wm ' lion ; when did that fesliag come over yea!—Aber I had seen Mr. Ramsey. Mr. William Hebdon—l was fcemorly one of the is monetary of sores at Weldon. I mat thole et the and of 1865, and stayed till Anted in thk yaw. Imo sow k- Spector to govertneat, employed at Haynie and Newell's, is klarit•lene. lam ES yews of age. The teak oieth oink principally under my department. Mr. Malkin took the other part. I had preatioally the chief inspeetanhip. My salary vas 1001. a year, and Is Old. lam menisd. I have no private means except what I derive from the ask of my machines. I inastad a machine, about two pore two, rolled the shoddy master. The se, venge pries le 301. Nave sold • gnat mmy of and I dim sty I have milord more them 1,0001. by dom. They oast me about 161. each. I have aloe a marranng sad weighing machine. The governamit we me a gratuity of 2001. 1 employ en agent for doe sets of dos machines. Many weakliness/we have boned than, both those who have osanexion with Weeder!, sad those who have not. Provisos to my " Ida t' ee rt 2 ;stases hi Cloth-fair, = Y ea& la AML l :ga l t street. I knew a good many Yeeiteldre messfeetterere be fore I went into the sinks. Ido not balks, any parson ma detect shoddy in cloth, utilew It be put in to a greet extent. Anything over ten per cent. the machine will demo, bat not under that. filiaddy is an improvemod in the appease, of cloth. My agoat ma tell you bider than I tea the number of my maohkes thee I have disposed of is Yorkshire. He is • general agent The orders caw to me at Weldon. I pro cured 'admonish from my evertors, sad the only oppor tunity I bead of disposing of the madam was when the ma ondeeterers elms to Wisdom, and I showed the wahine to them. I her hem to Leeds to try to dispose of my machines. I did sot gee any orders. The Chairmen reqesami the whoops to produce on • future day a lid ed the contractors and other who had put- I aimed his reacideee. Examination remand—Did you sell tho machine to the contractors at the lams price as to alias r —Yea, unless they gibbed to have SOW alienable,. Wee It in general use at Weldon f— Yea, it was need daily, and is need at the present time. As yea are aware, there have been certain vogue momma la to at Weldon, and we propose to out this gela tion. wbiok we skill pat to every whims Have you, di rectly or %directly received any consideration trout any ems to kw yon in your dative se aviator f—Nevw • Mum. do I believe there kw bees any WWI shown to us; move then smother. _ _ ?hat would lee as to motives ; but uto fic de you mesa to say that you bave sever received say deseaser at promise at reward ?—Never. Have youever uadentood the purchase dense atembinee to to aa y of paylog a couulbseat to you ? Never. you bad hospitality Awn to you by the Yorksbin easeurecturen P—Nos parkahiely. Rave you never dined with these l'—Not since I lays been at Itreedon . _ _ — /la — wit - ;; ever drank Chatopqrs M their export I—l bow berm raked, but I retooled. Wll7 did •ou reform ?—heounwe thee was so we talk shear bulbar - 7 that I tboasitt I would sot give say mom for it. Whet did you trot bear rumour strut bribery t—T her frequendy here rouri of it. Red Mr. Elliott bes rolled roe down to the Art end required as to sake nerersodume rto whether say drift bed bra Arm to lasses sad Compaq.. YOU rid then was mouse f—Yeti and I babas thin DRITIBB ASSOOTAIION FOR THE ADVANCE MENT OP ECIENCI. .--•-• MOM 001 OFICIAL 00: LIEDS, el??. 24. The first soiree was held last night at the Town ha, which is admirably adapted for the purpose, and wee made the most of on this Geordie. la the greet hall them , wen tables extending nearly its whole length, on white ware displayed varieties of objects to interest and amuse; in the adjoining rooms the Photographic Society of letadast- Itlbitad some of their most throe productions, and though but not least, saloons for refreshment were thrown open the whole evening. Among the objects of Interest in the photo graphic department ware numerous views of Lucknow, clawing the Residency, and all the building, which have beams celebrated by the siege, together with a bird'e-ire view of the whole town. Time was also exhibited a Lego As, d the Forum at Rome, at least three feet in leas* 'radiantly focused. This, however, bad been lam by three operations, but the junctions were so well con trived as not to be viable. On entering the post hell, a mead like that of a penny rattle attracted atlensien ; the noise al the toy being closely imitated by th e action of one of the latest inventions in eleetricity—a large inducer' ma, which charged a Leyden jer so rapidly that the die , charges followed ere other as quickly as the distinct sends of a rattle. This induction coil, which was exhibited by Mr. Ladd of Landes, was excited by only eve cella of a Grove's battery, and sparks passed between the owe at a therm» of four inches apart, presenting a elms reiemblaase to the zigzag directions rf forked lightning. It was ire of the amusements of the evening for the visitor, to have their cede perforated by the electric sparks thus excited. Amon the curiosities displayed on the tables were the patents granted In 1738 and 1768 to Lewis Paul, the original inventor of the cotton spinning machine, which Ark aright has the reputa tion of having invented, together with autograph letters from Dr. Johnson to the Duke of Bedford. nuommending Paul to his notice as the Inventor el the mechanism. During the evening the great organ was played by Mr. Spark, but so annourienent was given that it is erill not completed, so that the performer, It was stated," is tumble to produce at prevent any of those novel and grand awes which are confidently anticipated from thin instrument." The arm of rooms were not at ell too large for the numerona company memo bid, sad th is Snit convereasions at Ueda prod off remarkably well. - This toonleg the mine section rammed beaten The subject of greatest general isterse, and on which the mat dicemion arose, was the report of the °gamines so the pant reed to the mechanical notion by Mr. Webster. TO. report lane severs! for the ita prenant la the existing law, which , se Mr. Weiner same el, was only erred to so a compromise, and sot as a peranent lesson. The sugnetions referred prindpelly to the question of the sternum now derived from patentee. end the applicants for patents, and revived the cmintion whether the fees should be so far mann es to lean no sur plus, or whether the wins sheaf be appendant he the prentoska and reward of imatins. Arras the miseleare ware Mr. Heywood, 1f P ., Lard Weinterly, ale Peter Fair aka Mr. Croce Calvert, and Profaner Raab* ell of whom agreed is gesdeenning the unstag systole, and it wee re solved to recommend that another committee saran be .posited to esatieue the signs made by the British Ana onion to improve the patent laws. In the pbygion main% and also is the chemical swain meek istarest was nand by the eitiletion of further erne of the leductios opll width wee sham by Mr. Ladd yester day evsalsg. Au eiphusatlan of the construction of the in...rumen was times, sad Mr. Onstot stated mean remark able moults of eleotrical neon which as bad sunned by the use of that powerful immanent. Hs b.. minuend that a tubs of gins through which the demo min takes plass Se memo, is rendered phosphor...set, and that ft retain ite phosphoresces°. for sine ..ends after the tilectrion scam ha, onad. I n &o s h flint glass the colour of the light is blue, sad In Orman glass, to whin noised is used, it is amen. A omposed tans of the two beds of glees armed this pershagity la a beantifsl masser. The moan is whin the nominate emu men were darkened fn the soreglon. No. I. has appeared oldie Fpiritsol Messestrer a magazine devoted to Spiritualism, and elm branches of Phylehoinginal science" cond ►p a Ur. Wlliiam Carpenter. The publisher is Yr. Herwll. Amoog Use commie is some sonseties parportina to be an salted from aty omuaicatbne from the spirit of John Knox." TOP editor' notice that set shell be - _ _ gives mug harpy le obtelm .oranatloa Iron I. mph* awl& lar the haat of our reader. or aaarrar to the queries ad trautapstaitoto, Gs gab jeota which are likely to be of reseal Isionet ; mad ha also aawatoont for sale, " Captada Hany Plow: Dircoarse, do- Hronal ou Sunday wroatag, April 28, 1868, through a highly &Toured *plat mato," and mooed rarestas. (Stamped Id. Additional) [TWOPKNCE. was a good deal of correspondence between Mr. Elliott and Lord Penman on that subject. Did you ever hear of rumours of undue influence before lir. Bishop came P—Never. And you solemnly say there wee no ground for them ? Now whivever. By Mr. Turner—What is the nature of the test of this shoddy machine P—lt is done by Marion. Some shoddy M Bd. a lb., end some 144., and there are wools u tow as 7d. Shoddat 141. a lb. would give way whim wool at 7d. would not. We have no teat but muriatio acid to apply to the dye of wooded clothe. The Cbairman—l believe there wee some cloth which was condemned and sold, and that afierwattla came back again?— Yew we made a memorandum that if it were cleaned and we-ptmerd it would do fir the militia, but I believe it wee sold es milt for service. It sans b:chi;the shops cf pensioners trousers, and you 11 your old friend I , —Yes. What n Ls the vales of it P—Thu original value was about fs. a yard. Do you know what it was sold Cwt.—That I cannot say. Yr. Turner—Would you be surprised to hear that that cloth was void for le. Bd. P—Yee. _ _ IthaTbeen ;rid that you p;;;gooda that your teat takes the colour ontof P-1 never pealed goods that would not stand the teat of muriatio acid. We do not apply It in the am of goods that were not required to he wonted. My judgment was always soled upon, I having most aspanenoe. I remember the case of Mr. Elliott. cloth which was rejected, and that the matter was referred to arbitration, and the government referee as well se Mr. Elliott's reported that the cloth should have been pored, sad in consequence it was taken. I gave my opinion in writing. ( rho witness hare pat is a piper refor ms to 16 piece.). It ought to have been referred to prao. deal met. I think ona of the arbitrators- -the government arbitrator--wea, bat not the other, Mr. Stevenson, the tra veller for Bull and Co. I recollect 1867 rejecting a quan tity of marlet cloth for the foot guards because it was not up to the standard pattern, and a few days afterwards a fresh pattern was seat down, which it came up to, and It passed. That cloth waa furnished by Mr. Isaacs. No particular favour wee shown to Mr. Imam The Chairman—There is the singular fact that he made a loan to the principal office.. Wham—That seems sump to me. Was it for favours to come P—That I cannot say. Perhaps it was a reward for the peat. Wes it not no torious st the time Kr. Imam advanced the mossy Mr. Elliott had given up his poet to his successor f—lt is my.- tortoni to me. --. APAWiIf the question. Wu it not notorious on the 15th of May, that he hut given up his oftke to lib sassoarsor f—li was. Mr. Widths= has stated that there was never any cloth pared at Werke that had not shoddy in it ; Am your be lie( coinolde with that P—lt does net. My machine would damn it if it amounted to more than ten per osnt. Mr. Turner--I think you mid you wore in a felt wive of buboes before you 'timpani your present situation. What wore your emoluments P—Your hundred or five hundred • year. And you gave that up for lOW. • year P—l arnepted the alluvial' on amount of the short hours. I theeght I °add carry on my business as well, sod I was promised that I shouM be advanced, bat I have not received more thaa 1001. a WM family have you P—l have several children. The educed ...a of my children oosta more than toy Wary. Mr. Turner—l dare say you will agree with me Mat amen bolding • responsible position ought to have more they IttOl. a year to keep him oat of temptation P—l think that • prier. ticsl man ought to be paid acoording to his ability. The parson at the Tower who holds a peensely stituation to mine has 2601. a year. [The whams added something in an indistinct tons about his having been promised more, and about the mess they had get into at Windom.] Then you consiacr that at Weedon they have got Into a maw P—Yee, and have been in one for eon* time. Mr. Sharman, bootmaker, of Wellinborusgb, near North aropten, was next examined. He mid, lam one of the select few who need to furnish articles to government under the old system. Since the P of open competition was stir blished I have supplied about the manse quantity. I think the system of inspectorship and viewing at Weed, is too ' rigid. I have a rousing contract with government now. I BEM 2,000 pairs a month at 14. a pair. It was Ile. Can yon tell us what quantity of reosithas you bare had t —Not bum recollsotioo, but in my bet centred they were very heavy. and I thought unfair. la 1866 the whole of cote contraot, 7,600 pairs, were rejected. I saw Mr. Ramsay about it, and Mr. Elliott said they wee not In samedance with spesiloilitia. I replied that f bed no ',sodomite. but I had made them wording to a pattern boot I bad tarnished. The °Mamba ems that the bosoms were not properly filled up. They were Ailed ap with currier.' shavings and bleak bite. Mr. Polkaed. the inspector, knew bow they were thud up, and ripped up eve or six pairs. Mr. Hammy said they should be re-inspected, and about one-third were again re jested. You have stated at a meeting of cestracturs that boots which had been rejected you had sent In again 1.-1 wish to szplein . Utat. In October, 1866, I received an order for 1,600 pure, and many of them were rejected. I west to our managing man, and directed him out of 4000 pairs which kwl bean rejected at verbal' times to chose 1,000, have them cleaned, sad seat to again. That wee done, and 436 of them were rejected, and the others acoepted. Afterwards I di rected 1,600 pairs more which bad been rejected to be Smart sad sent in in like manner. That was dope, and they ware all passed except 166 pain. Afterwards I sent in 1,200 more, which had been rejected, and they also peeped as well as an; I had sent In. Yon said they were cleaned, was =yogis. alteration made t None. There was • chalk mark, which wee awed in the a I ka irr i larnee—lf you wee* a soldier, and had only one pair of boots a year ' would you like to have the bottoms hid is with carriers' shavings and black bite P—lf they were pro perly filled in. Mr. Turner--If I wanted 7,000 par of boots, I would send • simple seder to several makers, requesting them to make me se goad • par of boots as they could for 1 Is. I would thee at • few of them to pieces to see bow they mere mambo tared, and the seen who mat the beet should have the order —the boots to be mole according to that pattern. Do you think that would be • good plan —I think it would. Yos say you have had to make many complaints of the 11=f —Yes; bat not so much of late. ou rs think it fair to the contractors that you should have an appeal P—l do so most decidedly. Would shot that influence the price r—l should think not ewe. 1 1 7anid yen not fret more confidence to taking an order U you heti as appeal t—Not with the mall number of rrjeo dose that we hare new. The dieing waa than adjourned until Toettley, when the onainissioners will meet at Wadden. TEA REGISTRATIONS. IIIDDLEBBX. The Revising Barrister yesterday held his court la the Lords hulloes' Court, Westminster. The Mali re vised were those of Lincoln's-inn and the parishes and pietas within the City of Westminster, including fit Assure. St. George's, Hastemst-egnere ; St. James' St. lam Fields,ist, St. aret's, Jams', di. M ary- Precinct of the Savoy, St. Pa'l ' s, Coventipviat • and Clement Danes. le the SC James's list Mr. a.., 7=1 . tie pan et the libmais, objected to the aim Themes Strain, whew valid/salon mewl ea the newer re "swan and a half tweary-tive third parts el Mohan berm" The de scription of Fogerty baying ealieni ems seeetimenc In the wart, the lloyleing Illetieser en p ninpil the moo *en the vegleese. The Yetfer the Penises of the levy essedeed (sly cone wawa, that of the imaretent. The wield. who were employe/ beaded up their account of 111411111148, caseestiag to X. la, hem which the Bonnier ledemitel knob, the emenst 41. 12e., which the WNW end wee too mesh Is am LIMO only. No paid n imihm. tmast mom diming the mid= of the above liets. BPOB7ING.III AUTUMN MEETING. .1111 MAY. _ Tna Onstranznelm IlitTriiiCi; d 6 'ova. each, with 60 added, for 2-yr-oW. ; certain winners extra. The second to save his stake. Threi guanoro of a mils. (20 sub..) mt. 0. Peek% Jeannie Nana, by /1.22224414. Mt Mb ....ILittle) 1 Mr. Daiwa 14 Mrs &owe. 7411112 ..... . ...... ... 1 11441.21 2 Mr. C. 01112 Surprise, TA 412 . (Charttool 3 MI. J. Osborn:a day b 7 1312124411 . 41r-3.44 . 3eM2234. (( hallow) 4 The following also ran: Awful, Layton, Vivace, the Doer, Marmalade, Lily, and Chuckle. Betting : 6to eget Lady Lambton filly, 6to 1 twat &u -prise, 6 to I apt Jeannie Deans, 7 to I each sgat Mrs. Stowe and Marmalade, 10 to 1 apt any other. A fine race in won by a bead, a neck between the second and third, same dis own between the third end fourth ; Layton and Vivaoe were the next two, a coupled lengtha from the fourth ; Chuckle, Marmalade, and The Deer wort the last throe. TAB Tarnow:, Hauninae of 3 .em each, with 60 added. The mooed to renive 10 eon. out of the Makes. Wanton extra. One toile. (17 subs.) Br. Harbert Lord Nelson, b Oolthagorood o 4 7Te.let 3 lb WO"' ex.? „ _ lieberlab nom Boo" t est Ilb . ...... —Madden) lir. J. tiboisoro Augury. 4 rest it at loner! Mr. tributes Matto. 4 in. Sot tab , . biltraitoto) Ili. Wfbeet 11..prsbo Wedoltrbars, euete...(ortuski,el Mr. 2 0188 ietb. ..(Altarort) Ito. Ttaperib ILsockbara. EA ..(Yaltrristbol Betting 2to 1 ages Load Nelson, .to chat Augury, 6to 1 aget Bourgeois, 6 to 1 each eget Captain Wedderbum and Knockbum. Won aril, by two lengths, a Intel between the second and third ; Minnie and Captain Weddee burn were well up with Augury bed sixth; Knockbara tailed away. Tea WILTON HANDICAP al 100 move., added to a Sweep stakes cot 6 lova. seen. Whiners saws. The would to Twelve 10 mom oat of the stakes. Two miles. (17 tube.) Mr. IL aillh Decreer. bp neeencien. 4ma latlb ....iebuttool 1 Mr. Drawees Cordaro, 3ra er (Mtorhave 2 Mr. T. D•11110%111 The Ha JI, IM. Meth (as p ect) 3 Mr. Robber* JaDa.3 pre. MUb (are) 4 lin J. Norris Bremen t we. ert dneledins Ide atom) (Cballotter)6 Mr. T.7Nwemo► The Aleemaaa. I Irk M lb _Madera) 6 Mr. T. lama's Idaerdtp. rattetLar.,... ... ~- (Writehardi Betting : to to Jolla, to 2 agst . The EWA 6to 1 apt Oersboro', 6to 1 apt Dnerow, 7to 1 apt itoneytrea, 10 to 1 apt any e th er. Won NA, by two length►, a Ingth between the erased and third, bed fourth ; Kenardy tilled o(. On entering the straight ran in Cantos' hang to the right and took The Radii across the mune. - Taa BILLING HANDICAP o 3 OM. esob, with 10 added ; the winner to be add for 401., ko. One atilt aad a quarter. (9 Dabs.) Mr. J. Naomi. (Wen be Woehrtti, Ipa TM Itb 10ballomel 1 Mr. 1 . Helmet LW Leek 4 .. . . IL thetedod I Mr. Mettodetert mama ot 4 ye. rts . IJ. heblej Mr. Dawton's Metattens. I In. dit Madden; 4 Bolan 6to 4 chateausget y a nd apt BErlder. Was by a length, nate be mood awl AN ; fourth. CITY HANDICAP PLATA. Abram I • Clumatim. Drd ham. Ater eittrwerde ward over. LATEST BETTING. CESARE WITCH STAKES. 100 to 6 .get Enlich Eon (t) 100 to 6 Unelorberd (t) 60 to 1 Jabs (t) 100 to 1 Werio& (011) CAMBRIDGESHIRE (STAKES). 40 to 1 eget Edice t 60 to 1 ury ore (t) CITY OF LONDON. Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, Thomu Tam( WChrlade, Req., the resists. berrister far the City al Landon, teak hie east In the Overt of Chumem Pfau at the Guildhall, fee the puree of posamilki .poir mike Mlle herseelesidertf Yee. The Willie some sheseet lied- Maw sad Coburn-Mona Bistimmate Mai sod Ma me), Bred-street, Qesontilthe awl Visor?, Wings, Owls- Mdt, Weihroak, mad the ward at Bree&MatMe !>tls itl embraced the parietals of St. Miami Bertekkam,Bl.limr. genet, Lethbary, St. Ohre, -y, Bt. winas, St. Ildeelberga, St. Halo, B Witham, Allhallows, Breedatreet, Um the St. Jaws, Gerlielthitbe, St. Margaret MON% tt Merylokow, St. Mildred, Si. M Mattatbaw, Sc Merited Peteraoster, mad ft ethers. Mr. Smith sad Mr. Lager upsered on behalf of the Liberal Registration Society. The proud iDa=iliout were of the must camesoapleas amoaret the 41 parishes proposed te be eau yesseelay there were 3: obseetioes, cot el which were holt to be good, and the names erased from lb. Wt ease, Recd by the revising barroom. The court spoke highly ot the mum te which several of the vestry Mirka led prepmed theft hats. A Gnu. KILLED DI MACHIWZRY AT ONSWILLD —Ye:wen:fay osmium, s bole girl. armed WNW& Nelda wed :gee years. was killed la a trifled_ raelether OMNI Din Cutleryke. Deetweleweerest. tibeidaL Ibir••• swieglag a bundle of mirage, sad se ohs trait pies the shalt wide It ora sec's the stears-eisdas with the mailtheary, eled white wee revolving very vapidly. lbw sad of the Ann wool* Grimm her clothes sad whirled bet round with loorite vidlosa. The MC instantly stopped the eagles. The ealletweste row oath" however, was quits deed. Me head OW bear samba, bar clothes were tars is elide. lmuntaAßAD SACS OP THE LONDON SOWING CL US. The most important sight-oared race this year came off yestarday even The worse was from Haranier smith to Putney. The e ped wee lastween Mr. Freak Playford's crew and Mr. liarbirt Playford's crew, the lanai, being victorious. Yr. F. Pleytord's crew was composed as follows 1. W. Carmichael. 5. J. Use. 2. 0. Finlidaon. 6. E. Coventry. 3. M. 61earnasit. 7. J. D. Donnas. 4. A. Luau. W. Farrar (stroke). Carwsla, . Playliord, Yr. H. H. Pbryinisie osenrokinliiiiiial 1. D. Gnash. A W. Hutchinson. 2. D. H. Owes. 6. A. Sale. 2. H. Heed. 7. J. W. Williams. 4. G. Slam& - AQ. l!ehlotel (stroke). Cosswdn, 11: H. Playliori. Tba whines took the lead, sad we. wall olossd in 800 yards ; their competitors thin pat al sae..,' sad oasis level within a yard or two. They rowed in this ma nse halt • mile. Frank Plsyford's crew began to draw her the alit quarter of • mils, sad that bosom akar ; boot the raw was ao 6.. that Ohsy nearly rowebed Flack's bairn than woo any matarhd dilwooss Wows them. Frank Playasd's maw, however, got • hagth la advance, sad by that thanes they woa. T will bays to coaled this day 'galas' Ow sadarmahme4 maw for the silver prier: 1. H. C. Smith. 6. J. H. Turner. 2. F. Pitt.. 6. R. Freeman. 11. W. Shine& 7. W. Bargees. 4. F. Stools. S. H. Redeye (stroke). Comm* A. A. Cassmajor. 114N8PBE OP L103218E8. ST. PANCRAS DIVISION. At a epecial 'naiad held at the Clerk's-offloe, Gerdoe-porn, yesterday—Present : Poach }leaky, Esq. In the Mew ; Thomas Hid Baker and Wm. Peter Bodine,, Reqrs.—no complaints having been reeorded, the following treaders wore showed : Feathers, Wansa-street, Fitzroy , mare, Joseph Cornelius to Welter Marton ; Hunter's Arms, Comptos-atrert, Henry Soda to Charles Barring ton Fletcher ; Devonshire Anse, Hartland-sensos, Edward Sewell Gerrard to Charles Hart Talbot, Goodgtestreet, Robert Han to Robert Wilms. Nodes of transfer melee given kr the hairs Heed, Tottenbanwoourt- rood, by the proclaim] areignee of George Collier to George Ahead, of lialted-street, but es the parties did sot timer, the nene far stood over. An appliostion was made under the 14th soodon of the Limaing Act for the UMW Of the Lord Nel son, Duke'sweed, to be made over to the widow and executrix of David Smith, dames& Tiers was also an applioadon from Mr. F. Frampood, tesehor of dancing, to have the Moms made over to him The drennistanoss me as ioSswe : David Smith, to whom the license was granted in March lam, having become involved in com mons of his outlay in the erection of a mtudo.hidl, applied I to icon . Meta for as advance upon the km of the pro mime : he also applied to a firm in Leicooter-square for as edemas upon the goods and fixtures. Failing to keep up as mums to the latter firm, tney obtained judgment and soil off the goods and fixtures under the power which they bid. Meson Mess thes placed the sheriff in possession and whOs them David Smith died, end after his burial ihe widow =up peesessioe. She now made • ruined is be re es 'muffle to her late In:Abend. Mr. Framers riled kr a new Home nadir the modal, se being the sew Mast or menpler in poesemiee. Mr. Kens& append foe Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Child for Mr. Frisians. The jostler deeded unt to grant a lionise to either party, upon which Mr. Frampton gave notice of tipped ETAPHANT STEEPLECHASE,-1b Illustrated LON ANS Naos publlabee • sketch of an elephant steeplechase et Utmost', with which it hoe been favoured by an °facer who le ale° a good sportsman. The following. wee the " card " _ _ 7 15.ZPHANT Brizimzenams (Catch Weights )—A Ws of 1 r., H.Y. 6th ettep6obsee worse, opro to al xe u i ssel e ed by No eowrw rte, sod ridden aby fmw the keoted, the Ades bambo o mai •, Om ref plate' from the stab The deeddia of dr slowiris mo be loaf. The eiegtheste to be biteliblel SONO, bbe flood Ikea. Then avesdeg wilt bow hill ler 141011011 In tie wane. TM Miming Ina Wm rook : - Grab Vanbm'a Ilseeal Jewel Mr. Mambalts Dsald Day Maier Wars Tomb, Wein 8 Mr. lifembres filmalng ey Mr. flandersea's Oharreob Parwer Mr. Sum* Slsseing Tom C I se I . B . l= Mr. Nigh Major Menute Pal e joetbsed lO Capri Boorts Orshakelp ll Lieseenist Kays &sir l2 Lleallonnt Fourd's Posdarons Pulls ls Caputo E. A. B. Travers, Soorstery.' Tits third leap was • Mich ihrwo het sad a /malt deep by mos bead. Grainbags, wbn was heavily booked, was the aro in. sod out ; " and wit ens that I observed," oaths it obese, dewed it." T h ey .11 west at it like— elephants •and the riders, I do &elm% Mimi ton Meets of sash*. They wars in Jockey 014161111111, but Ms wide • staff sad Gag bused of • whip." GUS Acctairr.—A distress/BS essidaat has hap peasd ease Salisbury. 11c. William Vows^ of vie oat partaidg• shostiag with his sea. Mr. 11= sett, sad having Ind as • Dow' of peeleidges, earned sad dleabargsd tha conesola of •asseed barrel at • bid which bad events/ ban it. net Ifulheensaidy Ide Ma was medics et so pose assn., dad aseleed 11= of the dregs in hi. those sad Oses allageledg IMP* IRO ooly two shots while etatiesd W fin at did they. slaw honking she sienna at the opssumelee he 'ma emeseed his two oyes, completely dedroyhm, it is am* lila MOM of aot both of thorn. lira pyrapoilig ibb the eaffsrer. who is a yosag nab of gnat beedng already obtained • fellowship es Triaara aht4 Caadaliga, and standleg well for high Usivereity