The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-06 00:00:00

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DOVER HARBOUR at REFUGE.—PULPIT at MUHL— 111711.1111171 if D*o4.. simper M.. • Tim of as &lir W 7lk y. .f Clerfre& of Aftibiefs— ?ml llterlf I% {WM ike. OS" 41reek Oeffelbilergis ; irdl MUSIC MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS. The Songs of Beethoren; with the original text, edited and adapted to Fri words, by WILLIAM lIILIA Cocks and Co. In the midst of the gnat works which ham rendered his name immortal, Beethoven was wont, in his " home of ease," to recreate his mind and giro vent to his teeming fancy by the production of " fugitive pieces "—Lieder—eongs and ballads— thrown out without apparent effort, and probably regarded by himself as trifles. He seems to have solaced himself io this way daring his whole career. The perusal of fine verses, especially of his favourite Goethe, inspired him with some beautiful thought which was in stantly embodied in a lyrical form; and the little gems thus created were given to the world, probably without his are or knowledge, by publishers who profited more by his genius than he did himself. Some of them are named in the catalogues of his works ; but, as to the bulk of them, little or nothing is known about their production. From their va riety of style—changing from the old smoothness and regularity of Haydn and Mozart to the eccen tricities of his latest days—they appear to have been written at very different periods of his life; bat all of them are unmistakeably marked with the master's hand ; and many of these seemingly slight effusions are among the brightest gems of his genius. To gather the richest of these gems into a casket, presenting them at the same time in the light most pleasing to English taste, has been the task of the editor of this work. Tee volume contains thirty one of Beethoven's wogs, edited with the utmost care and correctness, and having English, in addi tion to the original words. Mr. Hills' verses are entirely in the spirit of the German originals; bat they are not translations, nor are they always even version,. While the poet's leading thoughts—the thoughts which inspired the genius of the musician —are completely preserved, Mr. Hills is quite inde pendent in his treatment of them. He himself pos sesses poetical talent as well as musical skill. Hence his verses have all the freedom and force of original English poetry, while they are most delicately adapted to the rhythm, amok and eharaoter of the music, and cleared of t hose blemishes al thought and expression in the originals which are sometimes an pleasing to English ties. Many of the soap in this collection have been published separately, with English venom from different peas; bat none of them that we have ever met with will hear a moment's comparison with the poetry of Mr. Hills. Of his graceful lyrics, the beauty of which is in dependent of, though much heightened by, their connexion with Beethoven's music, we shall giro a couple of specimens, which we select, not became they are smog the best, but as they are among the shortest. The following, from the German of Burger, is united to a simple melody of exquiaite tendentese ead beauty: Ob, burin, tho;tsoeres WM mg Friutd, a guide, X all mg hopes &IT; Be 'a sag Sr i ob, my treasure, Blteet Maw Sem, witss far away I Tsk• three gills Ben Yr who testy loves thee ; Neer thy beset title Otero baldly wear Lt it tall to sir, when surer more thee, Ear, who wade thy senate deity share. Sesp eh I beep these es& I Brig sever, Chsaaelesa when their sister leeks ars grey; Grief and aspge may {save their trace, bat sister Xy devstten alter et dray. Ms other is hen °oaths : ?us OTPCKS. How joyous we Gyriss, bow happy oar life! We bre either envy, we Bye Without swigs ; Led war the usuaters is gaily we stray, Ws gladden set boors with a soul-cheerer lay. . • We ibis with the sass s, at sunset we skis; While Mrs thesiie te e their weld' der as Imp; As py as the ss tee ae the eh, We ream thief the without mew er ems We laugh al the Lily of pia-swift sl a ams, Whim ma sew anis they sk gram; Bat Mrs by the messiah, the valley, sad idesam, Om lite poem by Me a bright massy dream. With nature la Nash so, all at we Swim; Our beets see tie mismiews, the shammies, owl skim; For whit cis He boom Mart do for mos, Bei win se an bock to sweet sense spin ? The English verses to the celebrated " Adelaide," ' Beethoven's masterpiece in song writing are an im mense improvement on the original. How Matthi as.% piece of frigid, incomprehensible mysticism mad understand ; but Mr. Hills, by clothing it in words of the most fervent passion, has exprmeed its true moaning, and immeasurably enhanced its charm. The new versions, too, of the famous " Know'm thou the land?' and of " The hong of the Quail," are remarkable instances of the perfect union of poetry with music. Thew incomparable lyrics, now for the first time collected and laid before the English public in all their beauty, moat give the greatest delight to Beethoven's greatest admirers, by showing his su premacy in every branch of his art, from the most coke's' symphony to the simplest ballad. TIII MICROSCOPIC SOClETY.—ThsTannusl arch of this moiety ins held yesterday mobs( at the South KW. eisston Museum, sad was mo.t densely attended, upwards ot 3,000 persons having responded to the invitations of the committee. The whole of the Museum wee thrown open to the .Mess -o precaution which obviated the crumb meal en such acesslawa, sod allowed, except in the nalacroicopie mem, and In the department devoted to Mr. She-phut& mambos, tolerably fres circulation. From Bei lock until 10 linens is. neverceming tide of visitors Bowleg In. The prat attraction of the evening was the microscopes, of whits it would be haserdons to stets or even WINS at the sandier Sevinlug tables, in four long rooms, were Moray covered with them. Is spite, however, of this liberal supply, there wore scarcely sufficient for the sages wood, who woes Britannic. cease "to do" everything, and conseirationaly en4savoured to rat ry out their objcat. Ths slides were of the usual charecter. with enhossologleal curiosities, which alternately delighted sad di/gust-d, animal and vqrstabla product', and doss usrulloos at pbotographic *wiry, bay sdaistoras Med far dasolos {oust Mu soy awl Vial cloy ti bet *du das odorous* argosy sossmod priva tiss wid th used sot kr onaparloca wi th &obligor* Ora Ik3 bVIDITOR 0, LOCIYZE leis Wallow, obeselet, et Steams, sad Ns celesta lass toe of Mar maiebes Med is that toad the other day et oho des of 7t. mod' to the Imel papas the diesmory wm soda W blet while experhaentina with endow drake' entatessea, asd for s toseidereble des be radioed a dead the als of hle ameba bt Dome at Is. OA. m▪ a. The did set ar keg. Problem Pereday, Mir g ■ Ihe Nardi, bead of ihe Invades, art Is paean th mus s Itochtes ablised a has, erldelt Mush with ►ta to yam, mad Maeda is ft is Ise of is. testaies. aro Wadi were set eder wal tr we . ass ai d s us pass bases LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY WOOLWICH. M* 6. The arthorities at the Laboratory Department of Ike Sofa Arend 1••• nosivel instructions to mime se WM.le. Ireatityat abet, Ask to., for immediate shipment V niambea, owl • Man Iwo been forwarded to the War. !plea of th • mow of material now is stare at the errand dsgarissials. NetwillidsalgiTh; ram — t sidpessa -- ; of ssaussidsa b various kelp statism, sus lemma Moak bs available Id a 'bast soda, and a somber of antra bode bays bass suploysd daring Ws bat wise in Areas tram ad sad vsraig bap trap at feat sad shall ready kr am A dataehatiol lona@ et the Royal Artillery ben Olin aid tbeCati6Good at Rem who Maned hose es bawl the Lad treeprellpi, arrived at Woolwith yeekeiey, end vete Neel le the Raid OWL= HOY raUIIOTION os 1101114:101012SSIONE) 0711CRIS.-41. peen' reglereed ceder bee bees hood relative to the pro • marlin et sareamattelosed lime et Royal Artillery elder Ms PAW regobtirms. The cedar statee'rThe proniotion of ompeenenderiesedlodieenehooM es to es presticeble be No kia emorMag M imenierity,mayiedwititmerit end eldelenoy, sod ewe 'hoard bobbin to Impress upon ell praise that their edrancemost emit, depends open their own en and Manion, and that, eithoogh they brecomalas emdsro et Mar rook, their promotion ea mow will net se =grow, valor by tforfr mol sod Wpm. dor/prove traniky at IL" Gobbed hes Ma appointed nomitlnic akar for ✓s to dis llasries Dinlifeh vice Fisher, who b salmi to his handsel at the end ot the lelsolas Theurissa. at then hai bar meat peon at Dahlia BayiNorth, Mee Masa. thopemion bit. The Ormesendspb-Chid has maned the following re movals of silos at Me loyel ArhErey: &mood caftan's— MerVawm. from Malts to Woolwich; Thanthal, horn Nor wich to Poem, has Bombay to Woolwich; Cosy, tram Syibey to Melia; Shalieriey, hots Madras to Devonporti RevsnliM, ham Dembey to Woolwich. ROTALIENOIIIIIIIIIIII.—X*I. Porter, of this corm, recently wired tram Motto, be beta impointed to the Inspector- Gemmel of Fortikedir' Mlm, C da Cromatlately arrived from India, its co sick kayo, mid tenant Smith, receatly on Ferric/ .t Beedroont, Axis Minor, I. ordered to proceod thence to Malta. Eissethe IZne of the Queen's proclamation, offering in cree4,bottaty, a large number of seamen have been Oh on the hooka of the Fisgsrd, tlag ship, at Wool wich, service in the royal eavy. The stem vessels Cher" Conmeadar Richard E. Ppm, and Firebrand, Cos wads Jams R. Bruce, now mines °Seem antes and stokers. Roth vessels, after then wows, will leans Woolwich token the don ca&THAm i NAT & Colonel H. Bandlani, &odor of th. Royal En grestablishment, hes rushed aim fecal the Horse arl dir dsteelmals asmouridasioasd oaken mad men to be mimMmd MIS the esengseda now at heed wain Maaihmdl Immedieteig foe : lovolon ., anrtee. skit lad weeded _ °elan aad mime oavahy M Vestry regiments =ag la WIMP this remain dietherged from Bt. Marfa iambi limpet sad forwarded to their oespeetive homes at Übe owns of the War-odice, b cooacquence of their =- Mae= kr tardier swam Each =ea hew hem awarded psalm sawed's( to the nature of his wounds and his length el service. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 6. The Doris, 32, screw frigate, Captain Edmund Heethoota, made another eipsnmental trial M the measured mule is Statue Bq to-day. An Admiralty order, bee been recalved at this port for the Immediate corandeeion of the Palms. 17 screw ' Flying Fob, 6, ermw ; and Pioneer, I, mew. The latte r will be brought down alongside the dockyard le-mmrrow to be masted sa lle n tery, 40, screw &ignite, ;Capita Hoary Caldwell, C. 8., is ander ordeal to proceed le Ptelland, end it is ex pected will sail to-morrow. The Urgent, ken mow slams troop-eldp, Commander H. W. flire, mum Into brisk& yesterday Amami tram the Chaaael Wands. CANTERBURY, M 6. ixerscrxoN 07 CAYALAT.—The Inspector-Owen of Cavalry, the Berl of Cardigan, bag bees occupied daring the put two days with Ws snout tespeetioa of the oevary ate Wiaag ear barraoks, embraelag the followiag &pets . the lat 's), the find (Q's), tbs (Prince of Waimea), sad dm 7th (Prisms, um Ifloyare), fird Dragooa Guards; the 7th (ilasses Own), mad lb* eth, (iLiog's Royal Biel) Hyman ; and the 17th Lamers : ender the command of Colossi °thecae, couuseadent of the gar rison. The Bert of Cardigea was accompanied by Colonel Cotton, A.D.C. ; and Coma Wombwell, of the 7th Haman, attended his loniehip as orderly officer. The M agentas extended over two days, and at its conclusion his lordship oomph:nomad Colonel Mesas' on the efficiency of the troops under ha ootanasad, Gid the *primmer, of every *lag In the barracks. ADMIRALTY, MAT B.—APPOlNThanae. manta A. F. Y. Mew (MN), to the Pioneer, 8, KNOPP Mei= yin vessel. at Taelmamile; G. P. Walker (1868), to the Flying Fide, 6, mew Mum teamul, 4 24 Portemouth; IL. W. Eon/ad (1888jAe mummy ship, at Partimateml 3 / 4 ; R. L c ism (18,18), C. D. Ode. mins (1861), le theism.** I, saner stem gum veepol, et Devomport(l66B), to the reknit, 17, mew steam sloop. at Partemseilk; B. Adrane (1868), H. fit. a. Do Itoback (1866), and A. Emig (1863), to the Brisk, 16, ecru steams sloop, at Decamped. Masters R. J. C. Grant (1858), to the Intrepid; H. B. Rat (18.58), to the Fakes ; C. Parkinson (1866), to the Brink; and F. Ines (1854). to Myles Fish. Paymestere H. H. Shooks (1 867) is ppointed eremites, Beer. Admiral G. It. Mandy; B. WAvey (1864), to be Whined to the Roya Adelaide. 104, at Devompart ; T. W. Havedield (1863) to bo eddekort to the Qum Chariotie, 104. at Porton:nth; F. T. Hobbs (1861). to 1m additional to the Ajax, SO, sewer gamma* km Coast Gard service at Kingstowa ; W. H. De Carteret (1866), to the Films; and W. F. Huyghme (1864). to the Bark. screed Master j. R. N. Muse (1066), to she Pioneer. Ambient Paymaster W. H. Whichein, to the Brick. Assistant Paymasters is chirp W. Evens (1853), to the ; W. H. Fitzpatrick (1862), to the Flying Fisk ; Lowcay (1862), to the Pima". Clerk 0. T. Cheysey, to the Falcon. Amehtatt Clerk A. L. B. Coarde, to the Edinburgh, 00, wow steam ship, for Coast Guard arch* at Leith. Tim VICTORIA Bills Cohn.—The sleet of the roma otampaleadams am the w i dest ad the Tiotecia BEG . . -Liente arm pleielp visible all their fait mead mialm on seethes. Oa Os that smoke a nember of diem le the Owed* and seers ibem melees lies regiments elleedel Is wan= the target meedere eel esimmerat drill. all=dle enrolment are now emptily itemilog I. sot ies nebilease sod gentlemen animated b a r a'riotio b. sig le the defence of their ormarry, bet dm form Mid Lige dile who are csedMates Om metederioss in the mszt 'be lad very great edvagOop be. ettaioing i ark dell ta an agreeable nammer. The army r o . a - m7)71711 to Meal by this mom, as meg Moms who am produce • centime(' from the adjutant of the Victoria Ride. will join their regimen's, competent at coos to undertake their duties. As the regiment is at premat limited in OM of number, and is receiving daily ter canima to its strength, candidate. Mould forward their application to the Adjutant, Lieutenant Trew Gate of the Rife Brigade), at Kilburn, the armee being Minuted foe srictly in eoccadarice with the elder in which they are received. Captain the Hon. H. W. Campbell of the Cold mama Gnarls, we sedsretend, goes out to Gibraltar as 'Mo dems to the newly sppolat.d Governor, Lienteneat- Qesral William Codringtce. The Adjutant-General at hcad-quartere, by the desire of his Royal litgbne a the General Commaeding-in- Chief, has MeeM• circular memorandum, dated the 3rd MM., intimatieg that officers end roldiere proceeding upon duty are not at liberty to travel by thy "limited mail train.," unless they pay the fall Ore charged to the public generally, and to conform to the rule of the mummies relative to mewls( places. The following detachments are ordered to proceed at an early date to the Mediterranean-604 of the 2nd bat tattoo of the 4th Regimes. • 264 of the 2nd battalion of the tad Regional; 117 of the Royal Artillery; and 119 of the Royal Engiseeeo and to proceed by the Sir Robert Peal. By the ilarlbotrotigh 20 of the 9th Regiment, aad 40 of the let batta lion of the lath Regiment. The enlistmentof volunteers for the Royal Navy pro ceed satisfactorily, crowds daily applying at the rendezvous on Tower-hill, and at Ward's, the Hoop mid Grope+, Kati Mi ldews', for the bounty, TM sanouncoment of the Lords of the AdiMrally that the mea will he allowed to have some peedelsa der their families bra had a good effect. The Ertelaellemiesee bee her se evinced to join the service ; r i hig to the emit manse of the easterly winds detain beg the bereerit.leard alps in the Channel. there are not may AA'. is tbs pert. A fine mod numerous body at Inkara Wm bosa entema. however. Yeeterdm messing a Meewhich gees decorated with the national flags, ell •ea beard a bead, left London.bridge-ertuut awl does the thee. At the several points of the reed Oreets prodematios was read. end • spirited appeal rade te the bine *bets sedation =the tratsr-eldb to sine their see try. Zara e cm rre MN trees ell prb el the river as the error prod along the tend *miss . Eck Bribmnim" "Herb el Gr." NW ether astiser cite. At land , so Toss =lt rer vis procleartioe was ore, sad excited a am. of interest Ikea allerwerds Me nerd , sanest • aired remeiting wip e led by Mr. io. comb, &N., of the Nam] ll e madeame±, erg wasSed hp arel bss lZ were reiralvt, imeleaCten Iv' jneks were ema_premisediap the prettpal ressta. , i spoopli MI Wallbseig. ANIPieWd MINI Lim Wald tho swim TSB LiTS BARON Dl OOLDMID. Our obituary of last week included the name of Bona de Gol4heda, better bows ta the City ea Mr I. L. Golinaid, when be low/ held • diffittnituishod Paid= as • capitalist wed es we of the pillars of the commirdal world. For tam than melt a century las was identified with all then dwelt aitlePthea of the day. Hawes amongst the original .directors of the London Dais, the Globe Insurance Continental Gaa, Brasilia& Maim, New Zealand, and oaten, compsedas; and lie varied knowbego, his Judgment and emeritus, unihined with his Tan poonahry remoras, gays him past indoence at the amend hands. Ow se lila meet sfaseirtil enterlwhies Wig tens segolialisa of ths nattleensat cd the debt due from the Brendan pmernment to the kingdom of Portage]. He wu wideded in this Important bairn In more than seven years, and the amp, patience, and ability he displayed in bringing it to a snimandal dens ware duly aoknow.tadpd by the QOM& of Portugal, who 01111Sied him a Baron et that kingdom, as well aa by the Postmann bondholder*, who preamted him with a magnificent and costly tostinsaralat for his sashes. Hat theiSsid of Sir Irmo Golden:titre activity as a peddle meows' not limbed to the City nor to mosslary transactions. ♦ mu of awake mirimosta and of ouldvalnd Mem ha woo eves reedy to prawns learn and science; and there I. warmly a haw' sects whom rise ides back to a period lunging over the Met Oily or dirty yens which he did not andet to Wow tab big. At ea *sly period at his life be became emulated with the Duke of Sages, Lard Holland, Sir Samuel Romilly, Sir Lunde and Lord Brougham (the only 'arriving member el that noble brotherhood); and his service, and his puns were eheertally devoted to the advancement of the benevolent schema with which the names of these philanthropists me so honourably idendided. It wu his privilege to share in the biome for the emancipation of the segues, the establielunent of Mechanics' Institutions, the improvement of the con dition of prisoners, set on bat by Mrs. Fry ; the formation of the Society for the Mules of Useful Know ledge, end, in but, In every attempt made within the bet half century for the social and intellectual advancement of the masses. Though conacientiourly mambo' in the obeervanoe of the Jewbh ritual, he wee one of the most tolerant of mem end did not permit sectarian prejudices to sway the Les *melee of hie benevolence. He was a eappaier of all the (imitable institutions of the nietropoth as well aa of the OMUltillS In which he hell estates, and be did not consider it inconsistent with his opinions as e Jew to assist be providing spiritual consclation for persons of caw anode. When an application was made to him a few yew ago by his tenantry ' at Brighton for the sale of a piece of lead for a church, he met the question by a free gift of the land required, and he also contributed handsomely towards the ornamental put of the church. The establishment of University Cottage was also mainly owing to the exertions of this worthy man; and his movites ere 11;mdsomely ecknowledged in the kit annual report of the council just Issued, end from which we [make the fel• *win extract : "Amoagst the moat mrincesitle of the oir temetances connected with its annammosenent and progress ere the teal with which the Baron, then Mr. (bidet:lid, co- operated in founding the institution, end the aerrieewbke he tendered by making the aoquisititn for the she for ;be al ine at his own risk, and that of his two coUeegnea Per twisty-eight years afterwards he continued an active men bee of the math, and during maay of three years he dr voted much valuable time to the service of the oollege, said testified by word and deed the lively hamlet which betook In its prosperity, and hie bighappreciatioa of the opportunitks forobtalaing extended liberal education which Itbdopensd lo all theses without distinction of creed. But the most 'Widmer evidence of his favourable sentiments towards the colleges were the ardour with which he sasieted is the 'stab' behment of its hospital, sad the personal merriest he rendered whilst he 611 d the office of treasurer. The charity is indebted to him for contributions to a large amount, and for Ilte Writs trldelt be Imo con ferred ea the aline sad WOW ontnot WI to be bud in lading remembrance." Mr. Golbintil wee the Bret among his community who actively took up the emotion of the removal of Jewish dis abilities. He committed his exertions on the subject lea. rsedistely after the passing of the set of 1829 for the relief of the Roman catholic°. At his reqaest, Hz. (afterwards Sir Robert) Grant introduced Into the Rome of Comatose in 1830 a bill for the alteratkm of the oaths affecting the Jews. Similar measures were parsed through that house by large majorities In 1833, 1834, and 1836, but failed is Ow Rouse of Lords. During all this period, 31r, Goland/ took • leading share is stimulating the exertions of the parliamentary supporters of re ligions freedom. In his latter days be continued to feel the liveliest Interest in the en** end was fond or showing to friends hts long corraspendenos relating to it with Lord Holland, the Marquis at Laxaliewse, Lord Bex ley, Sir Robert Oran•, Mr. O'Connell, sad the other states men attsehed to the cease. Biz Isaac Goldamld Was bora la L...., Jaa. Is, ITTS. Hs was crested tarnist by lb. wormiest in 441, and wss the first Jaw on whom that thieves contursd. Hs was. Fellow of the Royal, the Osolwisal, end inlay other edema& smiled*, and vas intimately squinted with the leading litterwii of his time. He renewed the order of tho Tower and sword from the Queen of Portugal, the order of the Rose from the Emperor of the Brazils, end the order of the Hediklif from the present gotten. He he. lett large and valuable landed estate@ in Hampshire. Kent, Sussex, end Haddlertii, and be la succeeded in his deb by hie eldest eon, Kr., now Sir Prances Henry Q.C., who wee born Ma 1, 189 e. CAMBRIDOZ ASYLUM TOR SOLDIZRS' WIDOWS .—. The eighth snarl sooting of the eaboaribre of this moiety was held yesterday, at the Vatted Storks Istitutks, Whitehall, to receive the sport of the committee, to eles two nineteen, end on emend toulass. General Sir Jobs F. Burgoyne, But. 0.C.8., wee celled to the chair. Mr. J. R. Monition the sicreisty, read the report of the com mittee, from whirls It appeared that the number of soldiers widows in the asylum st Kinestea-cs-Thentre was 39, all of whom were thru in the sejoynest of good health sad no death had occurred in the asylum daring the post Melva inceths. Fif ern rooms etilkreasained untarnished ; elaht of theme tweeted by the late Limat.-oeneral Sir N. Thorn, would be required for as sissy widows of non-oommiasiona caters end privates of the Bea, but so arrangement had yet been come to with General Thorn's smuts as to the maintenance of the eight widows. The bell is aid of the fonds of the asylum, held at Willie's Rooms in Jane las, reabed 2631.17 e. 6 d One-fourth of he sylum, as originally had bans erected. but the committee looking at the ?Tit% national as. call upon the public to meant theme to completing sad firmly establishing the institution as ed. gin illy proposed for the benefit of one widow, at least, from every regiment end battalion of the British army. The is come of the inesituiion for the post year was 1,6621. 14s. n., end the espondi ore 1,6361. 13.. 3d. The report haring been Weed to, the committee for the ensuing year was elected. Two widows out of thirty .oce candidates wen, then elected inmates of the asylum, and the proceedings terminated in the soul manner. LONDON SOCIETY FOR TUE PROTFCTION OF Tone° Forauss.—A petformanm of Raydn's celebrated descriptive curate, The &aeon.," will take place at Exeter-hall ea Tuesday evening next, under the patronage of hie Royal Mahal= the Prince Cowart, on behalf of the funds of this society. The names of the artistes, whom ger. vices are gratuitous, flu nigh a guarantee of mellows; mad the band and chorus will be effickut, numbering nearly 700. This society is the of y one in existence °relatively devoted to the reolamation of those young females wht, boom under 15 year. of age, have either fallen into vim, or who have bowl Mooed to it. Nose of the inmates are employed either In needlework or other work from the public, but are con atantly mimed in the Irma= duties 'opined upon them by the discipline of the establishment, the object being so to educate the mind and prepare the hands that in furore life there may be the power to earn • onboiatoooe, sad the menial, moral, and rellgiou• energy to retist temptation and sin. The whole establhihment Ia one of an educational character. For six hoary each day the inmates ere Wight in weary branch of an o rdinary d quite equal to that received in the Nation= British and Fora Slottools. Each female, ix tall, Is praetioally taught in acediework, sad everything that reltes to domestic economy, sad Is thus quelifled to occupy ea he porteat position in future life. The swiely 11,11 been la operation 24 years, sad has been histrumeatal to okays nearly 600 infamous doomm,, where the young have barn ea "_. !Ned to sin and sad it has laved upwards 7 00 ettildren from the pro 6 atistodant up= a life of vise sad depravity. we alas doom that the sauna! fattiest I. 00 I'4 held at the Lagoa Taves an the llth fait., Lord Annan `the cask. rest ...tees d levees M of M wt test MOW!, *Wm la pleader "mole. Maumee, .Pete reaieve mem t f " ... 4 leaf matalet% few atm.. , fo.Z4 m istam 0/ 4 4. — aaeia: or sec it (Stamped Id. AdditioneL) [TWOPENCE. THE NEW Fl MEMBIES RETURNED. Total Libra' so6 Kolbe Maned 647 NOMINATIONS FIXED. TO-MORRI Armagh ounty. Dublin (O C onney). Donegal (Co).ney MONDAI Cavan. Loseord (County). Meath (County). TUNKKIA Antrim'. CILH oat OW (Cou (County), C iseridt (Co ) ' nate). Kildare (County). Londonderry (Oonsty). Roecornanan (County). Fortmusagli (COetatyi: FRIDAY, Mayo (County). I BATUBDA' lilionsy )W, MAT 7. Clue (County). Radnorshire. Yorkoilto (Wont BMW. r, NAT 9. Wicklow (County). Down (Count) MAT 10. Westmeath Comty. Westmeath (County) Wexford (Co= °Timely an 4 8 Tipperary (Cosh). Tyrone. Kerry (County). LT, MAT 11. i Xeres= (County). Mau LS. I 811 1 0 (CQTA I I). LT. l[/1i It • • Mom 411). • •.i. 4, CLOSE OF POLLS. BOUTS Le4CAIIIIIRB. Leda dream Wpmll. • 7769 7001 6803 6766 sees= (SOUTH). sera2B443 W 2811.008 2861 Nabs 2185 °Obelidumb of dose of psis at the Mowing &ea have boa smedwi by peat: WiCABHI2.II (SOME). alickli 7469 C7OOl aam 41003 Haywood =MU MUM. ...... Beaton Bám Wadlastoa UK INN DIIKI3ARTONBHIRE. Soa* - --- Haab. 4311 SO3 HIINTII4ODONBRIRE. Ffflowes Mcataga Heithcote MALLOW. Loegfisid. - Norms 1401 1311 1069 CARRICKFIZGUL _____ ____ Tams Illlkars CORK (CITY). Basal& ti Pis oil Omni 1 41 004 sir. &my tllOO 10101 JON. wpm Ilemes PEW= CAIRN. in Late& ^ - " :gym: - 91 •. caam Hemphill PRESSRVETION OP RIPE PROM SHIPWRECK. Yeaterda a meatier of the Royal National Life boat I was bald at its house, John-street, Adslpht ; THOMAS Comae , Seq., F.R.s., in the chair. Mr. Lew* the secretary, haAng read the minutes of the pee ♦ swam It reward at 181. was voted to the crew of the institution's lifeboat stationed at Wainer for patting off sad rescuing two out of four of the mew d the sloop Liberal, of Waboach, which during a gale at wiad was wrecked as the Goodwin Beads on the 16th alt. . . A reVar7l.llll.wsa alao voted to the mew of the as duty's lifeboat staticeed at Mistakes, on the Norfolk cast, for saving the mew of nine rasa of the Swedish barque Alecto, which during blowy weather was wrecked off that place as the 24th ult. Various ezpenm, amounting to 261. Y., were also paid ea ewersl lifeboats of the as for services in assembling durlog stormy weather so as to be prepared, if required, to go of to wrecks. The silver medal of the society and 11. was voted to Aka ander Bain, a mate of a vessel, Is acknowledgement of his gal leat conduct in conveying , at the peril of his life, a Ike on • the Azalea, of Nantes, which was wrecked off Skeniee, sear Drlblhi,durlog the tearful gale which raged on the Irish art en Friday last A reward of 13/. was voted to the hate crews, and the *mks of the committee Inscribed on vellum to Captain Ilmnplueys, in testimosy of their lendable conduct in restriag during a thick fog the mew of the flat Margaret, of Pee*" widish had recently sunk in Cardigan Bay. The Callercosta new lifeboat of the institution was stated to have rendered valuable assistance as two °wantons dialog last month to two pilot whim in distress off the Tyne. The lifeboat's crew generously declined to swept any payment from the society for their services. A reward of 31. was likewise voted to Wm. Shannon and John George, in acknowledgment of their gallant conduct to wading into the ewf and aiding is the mane of the crew of the schooner Sir William Curt* which daring • record gale of wind got en the rocks off the Tyne. A reward of 41. was oleo voted to a boat's crew of four men, for putting offend remain two women who were collect ing seamed on a waste rock In the sea, on the Irish comet, but who were overtaken by the rapidly flowing tide before they could return to the shore. A reward of 21. 10s. was likewise granted to a boat's crew of flee men, for putting off end saving two of the mew of the schooner Shoe jacket, of Bangor, which daring stormy weather was recently wrecked off Beaumaris. The in decided to station a new lifeboat and ca rtage at Ayr. on the west coast of Soiehnd. Pour new lif► boat., ordered by the Rusaan and Prussian governments, were also reported to be rosily I. be mut to their destina tions. Several other lifeboats, were stated to be reedy to be ant to their stations. It was reported that the leas of life on the oast dozing the recent fearful gars had been truly lamentable, but that whenever the lifeloata of the Matted= bad been required they had promptly and efficiently performed their services. Between 60 and 70 additional lifeboats are still wanted on exposed points of the omit. Payments amounting to about 6001. on lifeboat establish ments having ban made, the proceedings closed. Norm LONDON COLLEGIATE ScuooL.—The ahead dinner of the collegians end old members of this school (which it may be remembered °erupted tbs &lemon pasitton at the late Oxford Middle else Ethinfnation) was MM at the Freemason: Tavern on Saturday last, the Rev. W. C. Williams in the chair, and very numerously attended. , After the usual lays! torieta, " Prosperity to the Sobinol," was proposed by Mr. 0. Saw, and responded to by Mr. J. Ones, who gave is return, " The health of the Rev. Pais cipal" which was drunk amidst load and reiturated aWmus. 1 Several other toasts followed, Matthias "The Preat of the Solool" (lb. Laid Bishop of Loudon), " The Vies-Pris. midst" (the Rev. Canna Dale), dc., and the meeting asps rated, aft. r a scot pbeasest mum% SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.—The annual meeting of this isettotioe was held yeetetday evening at Rooter•kan, the Rea. A. Sinew' dht ties oban, and woo very attended. In the report read by the secretary (Ir. r Watson) it wen stated that the clams made on the soar mines for grams of loading libraries bad murk increased, tot bad base cheetfally met. The number of libraries granted led amounted to 304. The schools thus mated co m i daso 40,745 scholars, of whom 37,905 wan lartptara I modem The libraries supplied voakt have eon et the Mei; priers 1,8781. lbs. 9d., bat the Kea& anti pail the ono a t asei is.. 9d. fee thee, The keel ambers. meth iiibradis Plataa to the pr" Seat time screens: to OM. SY a a l,„ In Meth tocolthe amottuted to 18,411. Se., Ar i d la 99 019929 9 ‘..4,0001. me the Wee el the a"'" jow P g "tivial 11 4 en WV alididell e 7 r :O., led re troika reedited ea gereeetetket tau , peeeelle, the oeuraittee her rd a tted . to alai papas sof 9 le 7 4 . 1 . eat of the lortdPeWl=e. The tenr" wend torolatieee beiketai at tile vele sabeetelatty poem& COUNT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council for the despatch of Wham wee held yesterday at Guildhall, the Loan MATOZ Pr%Ming. Mr. Deputy litati7, boardingtr Leos, submitted the following resolution " That a sum of 100 godless. be eon traced by thts corporation in aid of the fund now being raked for the hearth of the Nespoiltie exiles." Re said It had bete the seam of that hoemeable court and that me ant rceporathe, tan thas Immemorial, to exprom their :a:y:4lr cm ley market marks of the larpreelkel 01 in conaszion with gesetkem of Mall sad ritli tils=l:" to °bait dria-Pah, with three whe piss. (lbw, km) He bathed thin never was a thus whim u was new haportmit ass at mount that public o* aka Should make Moil Maid in tamer of stouts( a mould mares, sad Its Menem bit, to avert the evil* of war, and beaten the blessings of peso, and Meditation. Hs had purposely proposed a sandi sum, briattos it was im parade that there should be a Ns smi unanimens ennui= of opinion upon the masks ; for, however it might be the custom of modals than le agreable the vales sad weight of their uptakes, he know that their agrathme of opinion still meted a vet indusete in this mendry, and that their tellaseee was felt by the &epode gereamosels of the cen threat. (Cheers.) With regard to than es whose bebaif be now asked the most to expast their sympathy, it was e me*r atomism blotary that sloes were made in various der patio oormartha . o . = Futons or eelsii tha Mathias* of libmty and eat that there wee en awl sal& in this directr= of Naples 14111110 Mk 1 - of thalle of good goverommat witch they bend themselves ambit is obtoit by ocestitatheal memo. Mg To avoid the M vitli he woe thee beset, the ' of Naph is his le anal& aid lima Poen% doWinbrial,e and Mbar aim illestrions for their devotion to the math of Mesignikesi liberty, and dietingehhad for their usialima mei thrill). He celled apes thorn to" both k tweesieg etestkational liberty, to es. defeat the tharsibled earthed Itheisi sad his mieguided hderates For a short gem time men were treeted by him ea friends —they with his edits@ abbess* wed advomme ; but when by thair aid he bad seasedod in putting down those who were striving Mahe* der the attainment of constitutional liberty,. those mete went arrested, convicted by the base testimony of spies,and in 1860 ledienly diasymared from the mem of Europe. (Cheers.) Prom that time 'tithing was known of them till Hr. Glelatose revealed them to the sight of astonished and =2"Bumph in a politica which outraged humanity, graded the divot mite pereeemed them. (Chem..) Mr. Dada than reed some extrestetrose hir. Gladstone. letter to the Bert of Aberdeen, and madded by expreming his con viction that the count would anenirsonely express their sympathy for the GT edits who lad landed mem shorthand to our love of liberty. s (Hear, hear) Pat said the subject was ono in which he felt the dearth itherest, sad he @acceded the motion rootcordially. . I 1 ins the levied country which bad actuated these Notile then mike. (Beer.) Ma b z w ol4lb b e e en y were noble by birth; all at these, he verily were noble in character Ned poriotiera. (Chasm.) were men of ed men of position. and men of integrity, sad yet :ar i a been tyrannioally throat into dungeons, and sabjested to those mirages which not only erred the body bat the sent (Haar, hoar.) It was in his opinion the proudest politica that • fres cougar, like this could ecoupy; tor ire people to be LA • position to eztandi to ethers theriches sad ptivileges of hest which they theorises Glam.& mil be was qui* sass the mart would contribute to the fend cow miehee z er the bentit of times illustrious exiles. (Hear, bear.) weld do so in homage to the great prhatiples of civil ="lliberty —(beer, bear)—as a protest whist der rd tyranny—(bow, beer)—for the sake of Jae** sad hummdity—(besr, betar)—as • binding duty mal obliges Yea—(ksar, leer)— ad, farther still, as a plasms mid a medication. (Loud abeam.) Mr. Bsookitv was very mat staprbod that Mr. Dskin bed aimed m ma a sm. (Haar.) He was himself in favour of easemy, but be thought there were °cessions when they might be liberal, sad that this was one of them. (Haw, boor.) He amnion asoved se an amendment, that Wand of 1001., the court Mould contribute 2601. Mr. GILDER seconded the amendment, sad Kr. !Symms It. H. L. TArcon hoped the mart would Ont be led satiny frees • proper sure. an y appeal to their liberality, for, m he ceacelved It, the of the motion was rather to Seed th em to last* with • greet principle, that to &nein • large veto of nary—(her, hear)—and it was better to be unsidasous cm • email sum, than to be divided on • large one. (Hear, bear.) He, as the court knew, was an advocate of economy, bat while he thought they might step out of the way to vote 1001, it would not bs ssfe to vote 260/. (Hem Merl Mr. Deputy DALIN said XL Taylor WY rig ht •it MU rather an espremion of sympathy whia be so t ;hen any large sum of money, sad as of the 67 exiles who first landed, 30 had already been sent back to Italy by the assis tance of the committee, a larger sum than 1001. was not, wham necessary. lie therefore hoped the susendment would be withdrawn. Mr. BALCLAY then whbdrsw his amendment, and the original lactic& was ansainsonaly agreed to. FINANCIAL OPINATIO/FB. Mr. W. Contract, chairman of the coal, corn, and finance committee, !zombi up a report " on the immediate liabilities of Ws corporation, and for providing for the same." The report stated that by step. shady taken, and others rediannended, cocolderelik proems had been and would be made in reducing W. liabilities of the oorporsUon or lightening the charges far interest, as follow., via: Five per Cent. Bonds - hers totes paid of, or provi sion la made for their earnest, to the emend 01E148,000 Five per Cent. Bonds have bean renewed at fuer per cent., to the amonat of 92,000 Five per Cent. Basis are recommended for re newel or issue at tk per cent., to the amount of 30,000 Making a total of bond debts paid off, or reduced on interest, d Thi begher rata of 4i per coat., payable on the 30,0001., being attributable to the unmeant state of the money market. Tbe report was sired to, end referred heck to the com mittee for exeentioo. • ---- ILICTION OF .11.7D011 OF THE SHERIF/1r COURT. The body of the court wee crowded by member', and the strangers' gallery and avenues by gentlemen of the bar, In anticipation of the election of a judge of the Sheriff.' Court, according to the published 'mem ; the names of so fewer than elate= gentlemen bring reedy mentioned as candidates: a number, however, which it is believed was reduced • little in consequence of the adoption of the following resolution (proposed by Mr. Abraham), viz.: " That no person be eligible to be a candidate foe the office of judge of the Sheriffs' Court who has ever been CAlTi,ted of hand, or who has compounded with hie creditors, or been a bankrupt, or hes taken the benefit of any o 1 the sots for the relief of umlaut debtors, and has not Pad 20.. in the Found, this court being of opinion that the term of the 39. h standing order, disqualifying members et the court from serving on committee* or coonnisions chosen by fide court, or from becoming governors of either of the royal hompitala by virtue of an appointment of this court, should be applied and acted upon in the cases of candidates for judicial ap poicitments under the corporation." Before the nominations commenced it wu agreed that the number of candidates should be reduced to six by show of Ueda, then further reduced seriatim to two. and that thee court should then proceed to the election by poll. It may be mentioned here that the salary attached tee the cake Is 1,2001. • year. The following r entlerom were nominated. viz. A. Palliser, Mr. M. Kerr Mr. &demi Tboroaa,Mr. W . Corr* Mr. W. Morris, Mr. T. C. Forster, Mr. Clergy Forster, Mr. W. F. Finbawn, Mr. W. Coo Per, and Mr. J. r ajne. The Post show of hands was in favour of Moen Pulling, Kerr, Thom.. , Conic, T. C. Forster, and Pa Ashen, ej whom Mr. Finishes, Mr. Fonder, Mr. Ferriesu t Thou" and Mr. Fulling were successively dropped, y d the court to deride by poll between Mr. er and Mr. = l 7l 4 te result being 102 votes recorded for K .err, and 100 for Carte; majority for Kau, 2. The LORD MAYOR thereupon declared V ir. Kerr duly elected, and that genVemsn suitably &amine/ tied the honoree which the court had so muttered upon hies. Mr. Como shoo thanked his suppoetwa in appropriate brew iltE PEOPOE7III7AUEEE Lonarrc ESTEEM. Mr. Youso mired whether it truths titration of theCoart of Aldermen to adhere to their decision of confirming the rate for the erection of a pauper fanatic whim for the City on Saturday neat? The Loan Y.► Ton said he had recastiy fathomed to a deputation that such was the Internam of the jtatiCEE but Mara then he had had lame eoonrealeatu n wi'h toe Recorder upoa the subieek, sad if when the justhes wet ou Staurdey they found WA they het legally the p war of agAjorralag the eessinna antll Jalyovithout confirming tho rite, they would pcnbelly do no. (Hear.) The wart this edynused. VAUXUALL-PILTDOE COMPASS. —The half-pearly erwsting r,y IbM esupsny w as bed yesterday at the I, radon Tavern, Biebagegetwetreet. Vie Rev. Mr. Hdl took the OAK la toarequence of the drowse of Mr. Prvanwpst, C.C., whose demise eased to be mach reirrt:t,o I by the pro. rioters. The report wee sot very sotesOtory, es i ts showed $ mime dlialeasloo MEM. aseeiom of the hell-ye, bring oat? 3.6271. 06 . 10 . 0614686 4,6801. Ili. 6d. in the Fame of 18611. 'fide was owed by the opsieg of the tr".. Teeleephrldtge, end the late reduction of tolls over the Wstarleo-lbrklee. The ace nets showed a b dance at the bashers' la Exchequer Bills of 2,0001., a miens tend of 3,7621. Ile. 2d., and unpaid dividends aumuntieg to 2311. 14s. A dietased of Ile. per share was proposed foe the six youths jest expired. The Chairmen moved the sar i = the report, whit!' wmussalacaely opted Usual tbs &due& . WATZIFORD. Off MO 11711 nu 11103 1061 629 466