The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-23 00:00:00

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N., 44. _polar& elliumeis ...OMR sk sod a okra. eamiss to Ur semouned. — ranerolpamea Pmanillaa fat alirdr= U Salierridr a bmked thrweb as vier Igaer id ismilidem wtwastnrdas. V/ elan j • 1111Valasi NAOMI& Las Wlttlemaueo. THI VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM m, IMP LIAM n . eiITZII MAIL MAIMS team losaaaana ea Tr TANDILSOILT. Onoodo I.IIFIVIII. Ma taw sal Las b.R. C7iryt 6. ._ ll Zll ll oll7llllA3o l ll/I"ArTlThir rOOR. ma am. nod LIM araraa; oda@ An 'kat I' O. Ma am no 4 al anorma WI knon SOW X a Imam TOM alias: SA al 714 . 24 1 4 4 a I P ~t s 5 . ilea aro. AI: &Mau r 14°6' M ae r"eiltel..._. a likla - __ lab. d Van . Oa 00. insual airslis. Mom as 4 FM= sal NORTH AKIRICAN ROYAL 1101411 SDI aapeloal ler lite Aftl4oo be PAIL 141141401. eatl •W N T OWL arailedad batmen L 1411/1. and 11041 1 011. i. Illiera niter 4011111.11 AS la and 4/ 144 0e Plemeapare aft 4 bee aria Ur teikomag et iiibm Jeri en senemeed is eell heal 044 fir 1 leW vostva. csis a tiTat3arrimk=isg,:. 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". 2llg illm War ben . Tim. alma 0 e b. = 6. ll l4 . rr h t di...lT b. i r s roolz i l a MU; 'V J.. ragalr. a .11.7aM = gji. % ""`..., um Yaw 'dim °mi." ALBERT LIFE ASSURANCE and 01:141WIT1111 OuNPArr. MOW 0114 11.Zrewersa la nasii k tria. w. 0. Igrareami. 1111111110111. I. 4.4 a—. Ga j eznpalling r OM ai ga Ne•aar a. 11/0. Lad 11.d.-Osbaalsears, me 1.11.1.04. 01.1 Min Nam IS. =lT:kr 9.~ aßreves. boa Vamp." maiy le pedals ta• ~ ho ar imagall. Belt Oa Usual haiu' he Yr ant Su Milla make Nes mud ma beta, e s ri m er del as gi n p g ale ga retie la. use per at N. aard. Magi NW Las. au la actlu Si... ward a& the nrithary siugurmaa of Proaaws. rvel.stia at ay Was ellala %area. ea makimaaa prod .1 asd Jai amenma •e it loM Itawsessan l llmomos is awry anulplima at nal posedl pow pulp poulwar w tlaubauffa Oarrame Ar Plait la Ilmaliawd InEL eSwer Psepami. Mob net , / laiumalaw ma be aliabad its des Vert lurr,al4.waul 1 WILLIAM cialTN. &Mau W laanala. §:I . ANDARD IV LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. DIVISION .4 PROM& rob avid..., the C.. 01.1. tgia• iIMIO OIO4 1... d. Se.wanber. mow mon La Ifevembe. p.rtlnpate is dist to W.W.11 alli Le Or piallbyllia We mina ire Mb Ihmaka. - 11:674.d bakes Usk SwanW. 11* min rani la as 11* 2 doe al One ?tan dandled, and we sr pine. addliidad low ad all Oftio• em pilleles d • War Si if the torte= kr Si. •es, millajr2itiewolir. IN? Nam airmad kr ammiso diming Oa pair. AI la N. Anon& esehrlos at mauls, Ihmomdirs. j/14.0111 T. Si. amad ~am as mow pallalea 10.11111 la IL jail dolma law paair. ardiadas al imam addlllam art.l res bl. ~.g .l m MK MUM So. N. I. la aismaimiteimMen. la Irk sari. OM 64.40.61.10181 M. 1. Illittlint TOOMBOS. Ussaist. U. IN I LLI A Y4 lteidsma aseggem. yaks. ik . William avail*. 1.0. l i d ar b elibppllkadm=ras. GlitiLtO HOMON "AIN the atomise of po i. lib sew gt 0•31-00 %TO Me Os approadh• 7inift. Ms Aulmisl Seta a& • Nisei= we mirlusislis tor swain swam woo ammr. earwig ro ws WINN w. imereessow smaresi i g AWNS' ELASTIC SUPPORTING BANDS, rep on low gm wilier Asp far ibis =mark and /LlTll=AlWZAr i llithe i. la Or ingargauvelg draw malibeire bids ampligei hoinessim. h. remeramil..l . 4 l =:= sad Ilhe Nikko mat I* MS Imo ebb iimilm POPS owl FLAMM. 4. Warns ltaboall. Lair H A hulk ßßlS' ot S fi SeaIett PECTACLES e , the eirepont and emelleeee :re remerelee Ike illeee hen Rim reemer Wesel seetsaw=r met Aet= Preepee ark ter elleset toe nem lee rime We peeve il% simetek ant Mena LI.. IL pea sad SO wear. 1. 16. anal riez=s6l Ile = l. Orallee—Bereear Ire Wm% oreibere MEOWS DRESSOW CAM s A ad MA VILIA/111 Mall 4-1151. 11wWwwwW. WI , lahawask• hawbsw—lltwask www pad awl Wow we% wo e low llwail diwolw WO NEW Imam mow wll g r owl we l l i = IN Wm; so worm Owl at Near. moat ~mak inlw. owl.. tows, ig tom mow ftwo. laliwirwo. sal dun allow 11.• watier 1. isiwwwww Wiwi SO weft WO Obwilasw= WM. tt =l=4. tw Ow weds ri=t 4WD raw. we; tem dell subswe and L. Mr ' ....1 171211611 , ...."'s ii........ km IHi most watensfal Artists ever knows fa the °Mraft Impromaft of ft Irma Ilft lo SOWLAM4f ogy proral bmitoi loft= 4Ll:ralso 4 sift Or pink rd 44 mbar opooft. Ili Is ogoofte 4" 1.4 Z lo:larM = s r= a " ll ' Z ia- 2 • i i r a r b r Vhr= a r ra il:w. mi.'s, e r 44 amoraw Oftftgalft agft=ossoloid egt nolo, Ow Wird mang mato of No iiimer 144 . 1 le kw 42 6a l i tlia. ; aft = Oft sir No: .44 100 06 . hie ei V is or .i.d... par oft .AL 10. r li m. OVO;Z: ... aftek.-4.1181" ftftft br ftwir aft BROWN JONONIII islin. lORT OOD LIVER OIL. inamOsi for sir 01.4 goimst Mid we anallbe.lkaa le 0111.0.11101 el lis left mtediefly Mei figrif M... so Who. c dis ay . :4 .0.. m.a . gra reit= .1 visad al imehls.• AO Wink I V . 1. 1,1 . /lc do J.mie. VI iniihr ft ". sa Torr lli t AIIIIMI4 RlMMAlL—Pieftebed by Royal Lettere war g .b m.ver awil d r ote 4 .. tar as Lls• lbsopessOClmm Sirl i asralrrelyr i o: z i lsidssrelar A Iwo O a t: .tai ~............„,....,,........ prlllsji h rodil moss mem Mr al mils se ma. sed al eil mismil i, Im esii r. a t: ra...Mem lila leas slllmssi Yds we le sem polo ,I, ain Sow isme Is was ik.. d e. 1. : . 4 al aim ft limo Is a swiss NIL Lt• .. c ~ is aftimisispedLL ... %Orono+ . Mir ; L e .. alb. tt. • ow • ilib ill Isk A te . Woe ; llsgss• =:llssahiskst ; sossill6 W Doh.% gROFBBBOR WILJALBA FRIIIIILL— cvr gitillan ir Lto.lllolll # so t.—Larf WM Qzl;W 0 8001111 Of ILL1:101011ht I ±l7l MIT ainftrerr. tides oe S. Pointe tem ow ip•ola: fee oak M. ffrealete. b. • ao. fa ; emplieteure. lo Plow mag fe enured IleilaL i a Kr. Ithebeit it* 1411% 4 51. or ILltelVt is ellee. ta w yle aroma It or lefeloot oloomes to kba far Woo la obldo be oepelO• be Me Wee le Needs le. be ull, OMR" osoolor = k r nom bosom Or oseme Aid IWO Mel of orb floe ea esiboebot dean el tarot pewit oldie. off- Ipli j VANS'S MAGNIFICENT SUPPER sod NUM ROOMS. COVILIIT OntDlll,.-015 ead after rewlealwa I ss kembisa Clem of Ilona ell be sob for tble NlTllatailr win.. mid& wish. se =MIN it lift MIAMI. UMW of Ike wale of amp. ha. be. DR. ZAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, Mr vi titralar e irVallt ( ritj'a i s ar 4l .. Imporimaleadloweily repo Is eteriska Mai ' • *Ea ralbeilff Mis &bolo's:Mß 's Lissims as de of Ls.. sui pen boa avast ilho Aftbse is NNW et WM+. dm F. LRR DERBY DAY.-FRITH*B GREAT PIMII le sow OW VIBW M Mom. LIBOO &TT. RAW IM ',MOAT?, oftbildram. Owskak true 9 am. al taw &Wain la elk ^w.-7f. OurahlW. VERIBITION of HIGH-CLASS PICTURES .LA Awlel—llaws LOINJAST. U AAAAA D i rdaitrT, 1. V. PLITO T I76OIIMIOIII el Itnir l i luta • rt: Tula* onastriat modem et the Numbs mom : 11, Ude% Lasikasit. 0. ilisside. ILA. T. Pad /LA. IL ay . Clmlio *WM& P. . A.I.A. f i L n ik tl•rrias. t. am ILA J. LA. W. P. MIL LA. 7. . LILA. 11•Ew A. 10. it J. O. Beek. ILILA. A. Prints W. I. Prow. A. LA. Mew& ?TANK'S.. LA. KW. °coke, • LA. Ww•wwe i tatELA. Y. ans. A- ll A. A U. % I lls a ii. 11 .•,a. iftA. IL Um • k%.7.. AAA.. A.& Er s, J. ILIENLI .Aag J. J. UM Awl sem= Wan. . Osilr a t is i. A. ailarre by ihe ibis et It llenilD. Aimbles Pi tt immowai• of Fiore eat Om 111 en c ON DON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAO4III aid NM IP NM ♦ *ad • 444 OIL Tear. Thrash 111==ria W *a Portia% allim. ea k LLERII ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of PORTIWITIMIIII. Duple& holes. Wl* ln and Tred.B TOWSON ay trlth omen goals.. sad be ether trekilal ler •l. V rg e ltlg e Il l trb LIATIIIR POILTYALSTIAII. WO •,.....rzarDISPATCII BOX. Miami ottboot DmMmi Ona. 1 1 1.411111 PATTI? IIIIVELLITO TAO. lOUs et.. cromgas• 1 1 ori el= in the but gi dil kW a t boomed. are T. AIJ.IIIII. Mattorossaron at Portable Horn& roe. Itiolitre WI Nam Ouallean pro topmate Caialegues.lll 4•06, Seeare. l = tollll (Brothers), Patentees of the CAM -4..v. 3., ...... snit MID he Ilseirk. Rid. re pel•Mo or.. loom or boa. Was oohed or boom Crimetwo—lllk Hued Oman. all Warw.. orrol. sad NOMT.—A Tes-Oahe Qua (equal to eve onomootlkoSiol SOUTH AMWAY/ /REMIT tor Four pir dims: bul ot. Ha pet 4eisa, ask of boLis ommonsoisS Om. ONS.—HIOISISTS. a1i=1211 . 0116. IsOolon. era S. 11.111111111. w.O. N UtOr'S MARSALA O r }MONTE WINE, SO.. M dm. Si No rod des Ws. por oomiorork. —IMO pail Is ilor ADO= Is Ossirol. Vol oleo oil lo hood sr soporlor qualm. l i i Mr oft sod da.sol Orobrals Immo I THOS Trilr itl s. ta li rlos. I 1% .11 •11 14.**:.1 L 6 ) : 1 11 . artaZZ=l:- .. Vettli Ono on INAILVIIISS GILIEDLSB, ami IL par IN. i A./ Sr 110111 yea ge gem is ; lirommi rim. b. IIL; anion we. al. k: inligues. 2i.; oak 10.21 L • um 21.112 L ; pkas. et wizarix.,...l4 ; imPollis. * IN S and 1251.: imeMe tar •••21. e6 1t2. : WEI 417 C. pit=nriva‘• al.: era. On. 211. ; w it =llk :.1 Taus ...IL 21. pit poslat; simmes , le. ; video Rimier. ea • thent. In. 4d. ;Dm ,b. • alma& In it —kw ...Ik. a* 11. P. Da lif t *IWO 6AS asiiildral sow bor. a. es. Manbirimas. 0rb...., b. 6. W C. gALL —By Screw sad Railway.—Hidhlbary aza d vm a. oara im DeC.—LllA x Otnrityt= ken Ike anal= 1. mew maimiesetlie r OIL ; slum bi ihtra ; led fink Skied : 0,... allP.lo lu r2Wla ri f l b a&aa, Louisa NV:Mr to BACK TO amuse? • b. limdlars at Mr Nom ..,IrtauMrelewees. MIMI= TO 1.12 1.4111.10. OUL oostooded to his LW Poieller***. anoilmo I: es 10, WwoWooe, w ics pm* Iwt tie WNW d Me *kw sod 4orlee whoa - be broad metric* wor peellew sarl Imo now removed 41. 0, OSSAT IgAILEDIOUG4IOTREKT. Wow. le ll* oe* Ur. Colvencull Nobs, res erweltoL Oaannii• dor WOW hoer Minot* Moo. ALI ram area co eadword I Clow ItcdowroorbotreeL JIM amp pablerwl. ;W. I. 112•1/111. HLPPI3I WOW cod Loweitvrtz. No MAII2IAIO6 oossontata. No. 011 WATOStreelw i or. VW Owe /Wet. MO" Owe.. ellowcsocaaacwow. Ocomerwaroca. awl Werwerws. SAM lo esall ; to wok Is. M. 101 . 1: Mess Oeraool. =ow 1.. Yam. 11Wwwen ,11110. I. Wrist llae ll roreosWeVoil....Uoll. Tag WAS? OF A Colloltill IN SCOTLAND.— Sam lime in one of the eselhene (Main of &Mead, • gentlems and his wife—bodied dem somewhat admixed in yews—resided as their own 1111116 at a short distaste from • market town. Use daughter of about thirty yews of age Mewl with her poem ; the othsealtildren wan palladia M iami pHs at the world. This rem Defy me knows for Mr Mid red emestric habits, dad them vie sentething emus and repuhim about be.. Sbe bed previoully inherited a smell and hadepesedent pro hem an sent, who died mediamly widhe she me eft the bees ; end she wee ..4sd M a sheets al Wit • soars so his death, which was the so be sold le py eQ membreaces sad provide foe the amoral children. Me fathm had long been se and it was therefore wigwag surprise that the seighboase heard that he was attacked with s violent glee; but hie wife, whet was provimmly he geed health, aniseed at the gem time and in the same means, from vomitieg and in- Masi dfseldsr. • mediael net was called in, and he roe- Nagel Is salmi daily he a meed• at the home. The = lo ll l l=lZeitte r Z e laremic. es be himself tetra on the subject. He preseribed sue remedies as be deemed proper. end the g wore elegebeihr e time. But dame remedies, end all erod which the yetiesto took, were administered to them by the daughter, tete never quitted the bedside of her pinata 240 MatMtl nestle& adviser was sailed fa. red after a illemed-degeh Aug& ler about dirty days, both the film aid seethes aspired nearly r de rue lime, red lay site by aids in the some Md. The deughter exhildted the eishat and eves extravagant tykk end *mg bonen es AO dead bodies of be. parents. No Smear h ey what ever was Inatituled Mau the muse el their NOM - and death. although the circumstances were tieneght wies knew them ; and theft le se dada diet the me in his owe mind astioned rag ere hed ben These sespicimes was aleingthemil in a temerbable mew by the enadoct of the yea, bereelt eller aloe tomes be. ems sigma She hastily got poseemelea of her shore of the :Vherself bees the aume ef a prodiree 1 epodes erhim she doped le Ihrease—sed after hay*, neat the deb of bes poldeeemy in two or three yore, she Imateled ter own enflames by poises. This wet •Sk vied amoded the most searching lamed 'ratios. The arghisee of doe edgibmirs were aroused, and the meedliel shod at di dl el ample In private to avow that the a agbteee of de NNW 01 both the wants were those ft esreelrl peledeleg ;_ end yet so *lees were taken to deer up de upeleep Wejedirld inqairy. If each en evaar, with di de elesside dressetearee, bad happened in Zeeland, Ode well Ira ben, loped ell desk, a comner's *met bail ea Mersin. Tbe redder mode bays reecho/ that ellueleeeekoeme IC en le meet Shay, • direct moseemaise- Zen mule ad dole to him on the subject; and it would have been bis Immediately to summon a jury. end in 111111; Mb Ili the beady in melba It would not buys bin seesprej die imp mmedue, but simply te Min dee de elede mew ; ail des the mediates sd inselmeell isz t i de aupeeeed Tarty. who would few led eppeeksiek II de verilke olt jary justified 11. 116111 biro bra tar odd. la was ewe de ad ell died by passalog was weer proved wit leppilly laws dipiel, add dereinsie et del eadeld ideal premed- No we irdiedi poem edam • wee raid ore le deped et nelteedis • whee.,—Aiekvid Paolo* moon OS TIM Orem. bocznY.—The wed mad eeeelleg of de Ye bat, In d deems branch of this d. etas& me es deader the De Grey Rome. ja m ewaser t el Tort In. so d Ask, by Do Lod Wpm of Took. the Drs T lie mit ineelo. tie mieme, sod other hawing peemieke. The 2.41.dia7 . mo d e s p 00.611.46 were blokes is epos be the 6:l4vim of Walltagbawagik ?l ath _ sepeerisi ite the &Mollie back the peeme misty, wee se Imilhereet as to trawl ell et bia way le pro edam eaksoleme on the Bishop of Ifraelsr sad Dr. a: NW el emeergei de webs with side. et de e epermine. The esereemee wee doe mind le km,„ikkkeeked pied wind Pe eked to ale Interests of de Plepipeloa of den ewer So ciety, and de bar ad de adder of the Yet Thomas Cession have delensieel Is lie such peoceedlose r win prove In ift• wad ddr den dieopprvitooott ul the endue if dr Amerika are dem le roe. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1858. IPRON Lin. NIG WM GAZETTE. BA JOHN BODIN RADVOID,NT.BI7PTIL Saa-otiart, C-etrest, botcher, to earreador Nov. 2at 11, sad Des Zit 1, at Basirig hall-strut. SoL, Primo, Oiltsgar-street; off. sang., Bell, Coleroaa-strom-beuldings. DAVID LAING BULK, BA JSMlee's-ploce, sod Corahill, Ci 2, merchant, Nov. 2 a t 14, sod D en 3at 1, at Bask:orb - meet. Soh., Mimeos sad 00., Fredutok's-plsos, Old Jewry; off. swig., Oa, Coleman-stre et. JOSEPH MACK/ILL, Barton-upon-Humber, Liooolnaltirs, brick menafacturer, Oct. 80 at 124, and Doe. 3 at 12, at treisghall-strest. lob., Walton end FontitutP• serest, Breassbary ; at sang., Whitmore, Basinghall street JAXIII BUNTON sad WILLIAM WILKINSON. BiIIKINITIILION, fruiterers, Nov. 11 sad 26, at 114, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Ludlow, Birmingham ; off. sadg., Whitmore, Bir mingham. &gum. Ammons., Stafford., painter, Nov. 11 and 26, at 114, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Smith, Birmingham ; aoL essirt., Kinnear, Birmingham. TNOMAS CMC/SCROCKL, Briton Ferry, near Neigh, °honor ganaltire, grocer, Nov. 2 and 30, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole., Leman sad Ramphrys, Bristol; off. sang., Miller, Bristol. lIILDHOUSI Logo sad WILLIAM LONG, Yeadoo, York shire, Moth maaufactursra, Nov. 4 and 30, at 11, at Leeds Court. Young, L Sots., Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. es*, eeds. ANDROS/I SCULLY, Beadlord, Yorkaldre, ironmadar,37o.ll. 9at 12, sad Dee. 7at 11, at Leads Court. . Corm and Fowler. Wolvorhampaa, sad Mame. Ema/sy, ; off. mac., tops, Leek. JOIINPN ISAMC/U. OUSTON, Kinieton- Hull , -Hull, WWI are chant, Nov. 10 sad Deo. 8, at 2, at Leads Court at King ston-upon-Hall. Solo., Bond and Barwick, Leeds , of. sang., Carrick, HolL Swami]) BILKS Twroo, Loath, Linooloaltire, grocer, Nov. 3 and Das. 1, at 13, at Leeds Court at Kingstou-opos rick, Hal - sai., Kiagatca-spoa-Hull ; sang., Car- Vardar!! WILCOX, Liverpool, sail maker, Nov. 6 and 30, st 11. at Liverpool Court. SM., Duke, Lompoc.' ; MI. .sang.,Comm, I l iL RIMY RIND and Newton-heath, LAGOA- ShIMK all rtarlhaal, Nov. 3 sad Dec. 1, st 12, at Man darin Cs . Solo., Westmorland, Wakeiltdd, and Cooper sad Sens, Manchester ; off. .wig, Fraser, Ilan _ cismar. Josue Xllllll/01/ illsath Shields, draper, Nov. 6 and IT, at Ili, at Nawoistbrupos-Tyne Court. Son., ° Frederick's-place, Old J e wry. s ad Harts and C071 b ., o:2- ampto•-baildlags, Chancery-lane, and Neweesthrupone Tyne; off. aisle., Baker, Nencestia-epos-Tyna. IN/0/VENT PSTITIaRig. AT T ORTVGAL-11111111T. ' J. Heehaw, ileibead-parietertson Hanain g ton. end Strand, printer-T. Lome Edmonton, boot and an desier-4. Spencer, Grist Tichisid.street, schoolniastor- Sarah Siege, Wry-cynic, Kinnington-road. baker-J. ' View 7t °east°. 4 1 rotrell latinirda, saireditor of the Omit, e vent / -H. Dart," jun., Borer-pamage, Hoondediich, bier revallte-J. rudminteca, Oxford-street, and Plough-yard, Crowa-streM, Mo. !Neuwied iron manufacturer- I. T. W. Rawlineas, toed, Holloway, solicitor's elort-C. H. Wald's, Victorla-grove South Hackney, jour neymen breetwashee-F. Fletober, I..elesater- pleas , Camber well New•rued, palsese-P. W. Hardwick, Eityan-strest, Calsdonlan-road, warehousemen-H. G. Webb, Suffolk pima, Dalston, &tater-J. Wueoa , Wllilam-sweet, Ken nington-road, plumber-IL Newtarry, Bristol-place, Maids -181, bricklayer-T. W. Oaddiked, Park-hottae, &a, °m'—.r-T. W. Cave, Oliver's-yard, City-rued, sollselmester-4. Hoed, Allmet-etreet, Esrnstary-ro4 Jour nuymea hatme-8. Marak.B, Old-sweet, St. Lake's, maim lerrarring obamint-I. W. Allaoa, Church-anise, Camber well, beet and shoe maker-P. Floyd, Oroes-street, bow, *lmre deli -.T . J. 0. Nook Davenalure-strem, Upper Isaslastar lane, menatioterer oil aro! handles- Charlotte enadwar Sabo Bram, and Howled-street, trey-equate, &der Is busy articke-J. Mom. Oremeelesstc Ormivenor-equers, chlid-bsd lines nmentmancee-11. I. Williams, Cahliciewalkeet, Gray's-Ina-read, reporter-IL B. Solomon, Ilmlibed-street, Piccadilly, photomplisr-W. Can* Tempieserest, Deletes, aoominteae-W. Lest" Triadtyntreet, &athwart, hay ealemsaa-W. Mabee, earvey, hone dealer's amineat -J. Eigh-es•rA, Deeded, Number-E. Cahan, Wel lington-OmM North, Snead, sad Lakeeter-equate, tailor-B. Lista, Lames Potantney-hill, City, money agent-H. 8. . Sarrereneet, &rend, trait merchant. DBCLILEATIONS Ol DIVIDINDS. losers Sums, Wir.r.rais firrna, awl Isaac NICHOLS, Bradford, Yorksbire, worsted spitioere—ld dividend of 3d., say Saturday, at Hopes, Leeds. Karmen' Biome (separate setae), Bradford, Yorkshire, wooletaplar—let divulond of 200., any Saturday, at Plops's, Leeds. loam BLOWN (separate estate), Snaked, Yorkshire, wool. stepler—let davidend of 200., any Saturday, It Hopis, Leeds. Witmer( Tatum Samoa, Horten 7 Bridge, Yorkshire, felizoonger—let dividend of Ss. 6d., any Betarday, st Hopi% Inds, WILLIAII PALM, Leeds, retinal tuaker—let dividend of is. Old., any Saturday, at Hope's, Lords. 0301•1 TIOMAS Wawa:, hitacklemelield, tea dealer-Ist dividend of 2s. 9d., may eatenday, at Hope's, Leeds. BISJAIMI HANSON, Huddersfield, cotton waste dealer-Ist dividend elk. *I., any Sotorday, as Hope., Leeds. Joan Donau:T. Liverpool, corn merchant—let dividend of 2a. Old., erg Wednesday. mi Tomes, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 16. C. Moak, and J. EL Maday, Catlwrina-alrept, Btrand, maws abases —Noy . 16. G. W . ISsonert, Eanboorna, &spur—N. 16. T. Tally, rudely, Kant, bonds.— 1 8 6 u or 16. W. C. T ov imes, Eartfold, phoobar—Nov. 12. C. Stan, Oxford-oral, watchmaker—Nov. 16. B. Baldwin and J. Baklwln, CarnhiS, City, and Cowpaes-coart, tavant-kapper•—Nov. 12. J. Nilo, Lamm& Sonny, grew —Nov. 12. W. E. Whaley (a•parasa erase). Wood-aunt, anorak:la wareboaassua Noy. 15. T. Rolk, Bennat strr, nod Ilannall-atrast, Goldan-square, panotorta weaker —Nov. 12. W. B. Whaley and W. J. ElsUsnad, Woad anon, Chaspalds, warehouseman—Nov. 13. I. Tampa. Now- Vary, Berkehire, hone dealer-Nov. 16. . g - 0;i1;;;., Clesenbithe, City, and Albion-terrace, Peckham, wholesale Madam-Nov. 13. A. Glenn* Friday-straut, Choleroid., sewed muslin warehourecean-Nov. 13. J. Blackwell, Ports =oath, tipholsterer-Nov. 16. R. Leslie, Aboharoh-lane, City, marchant-Rov. 12. J. Freakenstein, Devonshire sisem_, City, commneion inerchaat-Nov. 12. Evans sad J. J. W. Haam, Great it. Helen's, City, and Trinity-wharf, Baaatattio, export wine inerohanta-Nov. 12. H. Hank, Breadstrest, City, sewed mtuilin waretiollPOUlliti-Nov. 12. W. baton, Loughborough-rued, Brixton, buller-Nov. 12. J. hum High Holism. elatioser-Nev. 13. H. Niohoke, PkeadWy, oonfectiomr-Nov. 16. B. M. Burroughs, Liver pool, lemmatise-Nov. 18. J. Hewitson, Newoastle-twon =mathematical inetruniect reaker-Nov. 18. .1. B. WU (separate estate), tbanderland, inakeeper-Nov. 16. J. W. Redley, South Shields, plumber-Nov. 18. B. Ann swear. Sunderland, Ironmonger. CERTIFICATES to he granted, 'l.. ammo he shown to the erstrary, on the day at seeming. Nov. 12. J. Dunham, Bolt-cowe, Tirea street, Eceneed vlearaller-Nov. 13. D. Y. Davidson mad C. W. Gordon, I llineturlane sad Conaine-leas, City, and West Hant-lane, Ken; colonial brakes-Nov. 16_ R. Abolturch-kne, City, neerchaat-Nov. 15. C. F. Wilkes, Berk shire, grocer-Nov. 12. T. Hargreaves, Bradford, YOrkehire, innkeeper-Nov. 12. 8. Foster, Morley, Yorkshire, dyer Nov. 12 B. Bradshaw and J. Weber, Jun., lbeck, Yorkshire. moves imusufacturers-Now L. J. G. BeHey, Hailfm, Yorkshire, dealer ha small waree-Nov. 12. J. Mak}, Wand, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer-Nov. 12. E. Burthishaw and W. Hudson, Knareaborough sad Wetherby, Yor eurriere-Nov. 12. W. Walker, Brad ford, Yorkatire, kir -Nev. 11. C. Gledhill, Chester- Sid, Derbyshire, draper-Nov. 13. J. Cropper, Sheffield, tiller-Nov. 13. Margaret Sleekest!, Sheffign, enrich mann fraterer-Nov. 13. T. Robinson, jun ' Sheffield, watchmaker -Nov. 13. H. J She ffi eld, h . raimdoweder-Nov. 16. J. B. Bliiketeore, We Dory, Braffurdshire, breeefounder- Nov. 16. J. F. Her, Dedley, Woreenerehire, ironmonger -Nov. 16. J. Heady, Binskighans, timber merchant. [lie DISSOLVED. Me Hose; ;;31 Pl77l.negon 4141aUnit;ad, Berkshire, krepans—J. Marshall sod J. Snore, Bartholomew-doss, City, *wry box meaufacturems—E. Holden and Eliza C J. IL Howl, mad T. Round (szentoors of W. Crsnage.r"T cemessd). WaltiagOm Iron Works, West Bromwich, Stafford- Aka, bon macufacturers—.E. Gass* and Eliza Coinage, J. 1. Howl, sod T. Round (executor, of W. Cronage, de -1 cased) Victoria Ironfoandry, Swan Village, Stafordshire, iron foandons—R. Badd and W. Budd, Cheshunt, Horn brambles, colt Makers — D. Samorini, A. Porgy, and V. Mokedri, Cranhoarn-ureet, Leicester square, hotel keepers, es kr as retards V. Medandr4—John Johnson mad Joshua James, Haochestar and Pendleton, Lancaabko, poem Ism cloth manufacturers—J. Holland, B. 8. Dodarsll, and J. Bayley, Chaddertos, Lazcaddre or dondswe, pr triingam farmods J. Holland—W. ss C, Mums Nottingham, straw boom* woken— T. Dines and J. Blanc Eirtoa-M-Lkidasy Lincoln• shim corn merchants—W. Btrabarn, F. FirrostoL W. ' Bircham, Jun , sod H. Birdmen, Earphone and Haclaord. l ant-Reephars, Norfolk, beer brewero—S. D. Cox and T. B. Taber, St. Ives, Huntingdosahirs, printers—J. Blackburn' mod B. Armitage, Loeb, woollen roundocturrre—H 8. Ja ws, J. Linter, mid J. C. Ludlow, Bristol, admirals osalleo. timers, so for so regards 11.8. lemma—T. Wen, J. Lewin sad H. Gilchrist, Newman-street, Oxford-Oren, jewel cue malms-0. C. Kuril sod W. H. Thomas, saws tionases—J. Jowls and H. Hammock, Stoke-epos, mat, emillordahlro, joiners—C. Wright and J. Scofield, If otUag bans, Dodders—J. Charley sad E. Harwood, Biroilathons, story paper mandsonarmo—J. Chambms, T. Hosroft, G. Hods, sod F. Whiteman, p_staty Fort, Staffordshire, kola mikes, so far se retards J. itrs sad 0. Harrip—W. Clara% sad J. Ganr ic Uppor Cow , Littleton's, Blond, I Tottabko. sad *how troo floclidaders—li. Co sad J. Haan, Haymarket, Jaws, vies mervkaat:—J. Artrokne and R. L. Antrobaa, lilrrafegisans, .Led moth Malifacturani—C. P. Alias, J. W. Allen, C. Aliso, sad 0. Carli•le-stress, Moho- square, astorneys-st4aw, so ter as regards C. Allso-8. Turner *d W. Blevrith, °retard shoe. Poplar, oil narrcbsats-3. Walker, R. Pendleloary, and N. vraw, mAbaktftter sod Rs* lids Lancashire, gingham mandaotorre , martahotszsre, so far regards 8. Walker (deosaesd)—John Wood and Joseph Wood, Leeds, or elsewhere, poulterers— J. W. Bainbridge, 8. W. Btanbndge, and T. Smith, Mini °hisser, silk drawn. SCOTCH EftQIIEBTHATIONB. Yakima pica, juin., Dundee, stoking roseulaottuar, Oci 29, s tits British Hotel, Duds& iastetrinu Swear, Glasgow, Gabled "Wow, Oot. 29, at W ?soupy Hdl , Glasgow. AICIIIIILLD GLEAM LANCI, Glasgow, comralsaion agent, Oot. 28, at the Faotthy Hall, Glasgow. Illturwear Bcorr, Edinburgh, upholsterer, Oct. 28, at Sta. venien'eaooms, Edinburgh. - •-- WILLLaI CINALEK WILITIZZAD LlSd WILLIAM (11.118•11 Hasa, Chewy, Singapore, and Double Island, Ilwatow, =maws, Oct. 29, at the Osorgo Hotel, Glasgow. LOAD JOHN 1081 ILL ON DAOO.IID SCHOOL& The inauguration meeting of the Ragged and lodustrial Sc.le at Ardwiek-gnu, Maarimater, was held yesterday afternoon in the Yenotteuer Town Hell, the large mom of which wee crowded cat the monks. Ized JOHN Rommi. took the chair, sad was received with much cheering. He seld—letthe and Gentlemen, by the kindness of those vibe have the seausgemeat of the l iC E schools, I have bees pkemil le the minks of ecru the shah at this smolom It would have been better by others who have beta well =formed of your pmerdtetra, and ben taken part to them from the com mencement. Haring the honer to be plead se I am, it will be, !think, desirable that I should nasalise facts which are better known to many of yon than they an to me, bet whibb, however require to be stated on so Important an coatis se the preseat. I the the taming of the new beedlip which I ham had the imam es see this auraing. Those buildtngs are of the moot moautodious kind, end fitted for the reception of the childres whom they are dinbled to receive. I shoold state, however, that these /egged school@ had their commencement in a society for giving night asylum to the helpless. Ths condemn found that on Saturday .ventage many children left, who were totally ignorant and toe most unhappy state, whom the recommended should be taught cm the Simday. From this ~ sgianiag arose the com mencement, now twelve years ego, of a ragged school for the helpless sad nnprovided children in Manchester. After some time, sad changing from one building to another, it was posed to buy the buildings and land at Ard wick were well fted kr the reception of the scho ol. l 4. 1 greet *Sort was required for this purpose. No lam than • sum of 2,000 i. wee worsory he the purchase. With juncture the Wise of Moooloostor gave their aid. that charity end that =stem la the cause of humanity whine always distingniehn the iodise—(bear)—they nosed • leaser, the proceeds of whin wen so he. them 1,0001. •MS was still wandeg; smillby men of suberiptions that auto wee coot- Omni sad thil• 1,0004 was paid for the land and buildings. At • r b m an toil sew buildings have been emoted, which I have mimed to, sad they are well fitted for their dormitories are exceedingly sky sad com fortable,- end there le ample room for the schools. This being the case, it lea matter of consideration for you, and for every 000 00000cted with this community, as to what feather can be done. Now, this building has not been emoted sad completely Seed up without much further rape= I believe 1,600/. ia still due, to be provided for on that 0000001 - But while that is the him to be provided for, let us consider the immense extent of good that is to be done. (Meer, hear.) I end, according to a statement that has been given me, that 1,273 obildren have been received, from the first common met of the schools ; that amongst these were no lees than 600 who weft mulch-.slide, beggars, pickpockets, sweeps, sad minarets the sheets, that therm& of the education due hae bean OM end the Industrie' osoupeilons that have been taught le, that 4 64 of them have iron to work, omitting 91 removed to the workhouse, and 82 gone to other schools; 164 Me retuned to bag, sad 161 have UR without omfgais the reason. Therefore, you have at the cemenimmentaelass ment that 464 out of them 1,273 have be= reseed tem the Maids, and in many mass, criminal life they we reheieg. sad have now the promise, if not the assursace, et good members of society. It appears to me that 'l l= nothing in the whole question of education white s O2 unmet as this. It is a question that I think must press upon the minds of that these children ars tea me large dean left without j tij@see of say kind. I hansom, in th alty el Loden, boys Me were out oat the streets, aad who a ad soother eineeme, if they arid not hold a gentle- I man's horse, or obtain soma casual employment of that kind, the neon was Is edeviag in ceder to pay for • night's lodging. Imbue of thee ebildrat are without any teach ing they whiled to supply their wssisoo get &halter for the night, to get • meal for the day, sad—what is dreadful to think of living to • country which acknow ledges the power, mad the reverence due to the Almighty, may of them did not even know the name of O l d eel living in that which is pro fessedly a Christian gamey, may of them have ma heard of the name of ChM. It become., therefore not • I question, I think, of MINI hnesaity and benevolenos, ' but it beccestm • queen of thdp—thed, as lid be goes on, ors should sot show, to our great dine, this prolific anesery of crime to Whit ear sleets. There is this further to be said, that the very commenoment of their instruction to those schools Is the beginning of a better kind of life. They come in many of them in • most filthy condition ; they are at once gent to be naked and cleaned, and very soon they have bettor Moths@ on their backs. Wall, ft is now discovered sad ad mitted that ell them questions are closely connected, that the whole question of social improvement is to be Mau as a whole. There must be different departneets, mach as those of the ragged schools are • but the question of elseakams of the person, the q uestion of a clean and comfortable home, are closely counseled with moral improvement and with religions instruction. (Ap plane.) In former days, about half • century ago, it was considered as • work of great beitevolexee to open Sunday schools, and no doubt that was • great advance at the time it was made ; but without habits of Industry without the means of obtaining a livelihood, without clan sea, without • comfortable home no redly advantageous isaniction will lay the foundation s of a future harvest. It will be either seed thrown nos the rookie or seed thrown smog the thorns, and choked by the pleamer and impair= d the world. Now all this lam telling you is nothing new to the we'll—melba( hew to you ; but while our great Miss go on increasing, while the proportion of the inhatthwats of those great citiee which live in total ignoninn In filthy habitation., aid in Witte of vim, =SWIM to ta mee.e, is the bounden duty of thaws who are =mates and Mends of Improvement to repeat the same story, to tell the 01100 tale, sad me the same arguments, till some Mildest inroad hem been nide upon the great mese of vice and missy which nista in the midst of our great and justly boosted clef/Nation. (Heir, hear.) And now let me touch uron a pert of the 'abject in whir h that is now stated which I was eery to isen—vin, ea to the inistanos given by the star. (Heir.) Whh regard to the general subject of ednostion, greet as is the 'worm that has been made, there am mien obsembe vein are almost insupershie to making that educa tion lama throughout the 0:01207. Now tor with reseed to lbe education of children fronAhe „„I In, l en s taken 16 or IS, ft is Mod that at about 11 years old boys ass token Ms the 'Mob in order to work for some small wages that are glen them, and the prams most naturally, sad unavoidably to may of them, say, " We mud give 00, children the chance of obtaining wages by which the family can be =listened ; we are far too poor to molt the D. 6d. or 1 1e. 1111. a week that may be tensed in this way." Well, there lea stop to eduostioa, et • certain age, which is too young an age to,be a cense which it Is Impossible wholly to over come. dome of the best end wised friends of sensation have mss; they have proposed prism, mud various other methods ; but I own it appears to me that there is bat use method at present, namely, that employers of labour—of persons of so young an age ea that—should feel themselves bound in duty to promote the teaching and the instruction of these young persons. It is se obliged= by law up= a certain Put cif suPklms of labour. Ido not my thatshouldbe too nom others. bat I own I tick the meet President of the Poor-few Bard, Mr. Nemee wee right when be said he employed two boys, end be look core that, Mile he gave than week, My bad some Mane d= ales, Niel, whist the dieted/ remine, there la an =stalk r meet eke= the age al 11 or 12. If you speak still foam et • general eyetem of edetation, there are the eldealleas Alit are lit by thaw who at pre ss= have the elemilia of Ile einkey Iheir be=t a mo ohlage ape& the sales= Thrasiv ef the church, the Mahn of tbedimmtleg denesetualme, have be= the mem Ma have bees the ma active, who hen be.. the limmehet, who Me Matte most liberal of , Air messy eel ime la yemelleg the pest cause of 1 edusellea. (Chem) Bet beemanit, soave se they ere,they em very eg• me to =am of may visa • ogooadok except that elide they have been Mott is the bane, mad the Daly einnation viol they think Mei= Nee, again, gem le a great oloteele; bee la this i rapeet I will not Mee aow Into the qualm of brew there °beadle are te be sok I wit. rower, to being you rood r the meita of the wand wheels lea here I =hi we roily have us obeedis m a eelare to eseeisar. la the hot Own, a rc =Odra ere Mk= at an early eisadta o az taught OMB Ind% or the mane of ea rsimg u I ease OM ett, la Ile Mar Mai= I haw ehedy meeliensi—ia the mpg Mad of lie tom—the Mem. AIM= hip at Oat which 1M hese melt by the iiildreAmi t tide Oen h•• d e r mod =mg the Mamba doelus k miens mileles.ow, that le MA hihnery, I bib= lesve sot a pausal ta Load= ; _bat there are mimes mite of that kind, in which the anbee, b learning a trek odd haring at the same time Name t a.aoatsa, las Flo" as me to get an Meat Milberg. Thie. Mk re gard to what is oiled the “Idlgisee fighwelty," I dent believe in the tagged Maas thee bar WM% be. say dill:city of anklet: It has been grear4i awe' that lorlptere inalnellea itoald he given to the (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. here a statement of what is done la the institution, sod cannot do better than read it, that yow m know the course that is taken. The inmates lodged and fe lla the institution rise at Ileolock in the morning, to peepers the motes for the Modem of the day. The remainder Meth chianti assemble at 7, wash, end breakfast at 8, after which thee is reeding of the Scriptures, religious instruction, and prayer. From 9 to 12 they are taught reading, writing, egehieg, seithnieth, geography, &c. They have dinner at half-pain a. From 1 to half-past they limb themselves and have recreation. Subsequently, from half-pest 1 to a qmrter met 4 they are employed in various industrial oecapations a soak as sorting kietles. making taper end mama hags for tee and coffee dealers, winding bobbins, or in weaving, clogging, shoemaking, and salient*, the girls haring iambic end household work. Front half-past four to five there is oral instruction, singing, and prayer, sod at 6 o clock en the in mates of the institution assemble far family worship ; after which they have tea, and at nine they retire to rem. Mow, see. Mg that this instruction to given, that it is given at the same time with the means of earning a livelihood in future, I can not but think that if these institutions are supported as they should be supported, our streets may in future be in a greet degree free from thoes mho earn their inoome from mime, and that Industrial and honest occupations twill take their gime. It appears to ma that the support of institutions of this kind is • duty incumbent upon us se a Christian nation, end that we ought to persevere in promoting them. (Cheers.) Bid I am sorry to say that the grant made by the Committee of Council for Education, which I think fn 1866 was decided to be 60e. for each inmate, has been diminished, by • minute of December 1847, to an, Wing efa. lees than the termer grant. Whether the former grant was not too great, Is a•matter that I will not diecuse, but I mast my that the diminution that has been effected U one most irouriotte to the institutions of this elms ; and I must my also, that I think them is se maws in which the mosey of the publio—the money of the state, which is derived, after all, from the Jacobin of all, from the wages of the workmen as wail as from the yearly menthe of the richest person—l think that part of the money which Is given to Placation an in no wag be better given than in the support and main tenancecdngaedschools. I do not with atoll to ley Witham I= soai should be entirely suggested by the Mats. that there will be far more mel„ - far more efliaisecy, if ma apply their own money to their support ; but yet, see the the great numbers that there are, seeing the thousands there mu not only in such a rostropolut as Landau, bet in each • city as Manchester, a farther contribution by the date then that mean sum which I have mentioned ought to be asked teemed ought to In granted. In many butanes, where verybandeccue schools have been emoted, there have been large mime grapted by the state-3001. or 4001. at a time, to paetloalarsohools, who; in feet the oontribators to those eol;tioli would probably have built the wheels onto( their own money if It had not been duos ; but with regard to this destitute clam of children of our great cities, it i hardly to be expected that schools for them should be provided ins mac:tent number, unless the state also contributes. Now, the advantage of having such schools would, I think, be that some of those institutions which here buss rightly founded of late years—viz., inedra skate for the refremation of children who UT. speedy bees otravioted—would not be required to • pester =tent thin it is poseade br ledividuale and the elate to maintain. I need not my how peat is the advantage tn every poiat of view, whether Nav the pockets of the commnsity, or in the moral =nate" or in the religious wellbeing of the din dna theasidves—how tar better it is that the child who is 690=1 to temptatioes to crime, who is wandering about without • mother, perhaps without father or mother—how much better it le that he sheeld be taken into one of &me inatitatkets and taught, sad led into an honest way of life, than that he should be =claimed alter he hadenfiered the de gradation, the evils of • poison, and had to comet= kdmeelf as we at • degraded demi el mankind. (Laud cheers.) The Ron. Judge HALIBUZION eabeutattly addressed the meeting, and moved a resolution, w ' was %inanimately adopted, =mewing satisfaction st the moles of the Insets tion, and urging upon the members a hbend rapport to this end similar schools. Lord John Rummell, previously to the meeting, bad visited the schools, and delivered • brief adtbes• 0 UILDIORD ELECTION. The nomination for this borough took place at the Town-hall yesterday, at 11 o'clock; the Karon pro- The hall wee densely crowded, and there were a number of elegantly-droned ladles present The usual &militia having been a through, Mr. Hurt Masseatt Mr. Outlaw sa a cat ne m d o mper person to represent the borough; which was i by Mr. Join Coons. Mr. SAMUEL &LYDON proposed, and Mr. FREAKS/ receded, the emanation of Mr. Evelyn. Mr. Osstow then came forward amidst loud cheers. He otemenced by co i e saying that be bad been a candidate before. He hoped hie forward on the present occasion had tended to cement liberal interest, and that the present struggle would be carried on with good feeling. He could assure them the height of his ambition would be to represent them as their member, and it they kept their promire he would Root certainly be elected. He then referred to the support which had been given to his family, and alluded to the greet revolutions which bad some tune since taken place in other countries, but which had never fallen oa our own. He had been a liberal from his earliest days, and be should remain so. (Cheers.) He was for an extension of the franchise, but with pro tection to the voter. (Cheers.) When foreigners required retort they had a revelation. When they required reform In England they met, agitated, and, by their glorious core thtion, got what they required. He would repeat he was for the earelos of the friaries, but not without the vote by ballot. He asked it for the poor man. In his opinion they would never have a proper representation until they had the vote by ballot. (Cheers anti uproar.) He was also for dee end religious liberty. (Hear.) There bad been a good deg mil/Alter the their rate question They haw he was fortheir abolition. (Cheers.) The bill had passed the House of Commons, sad be had no doubt would soon become the law at the land. Hs was for a reduction of taxation and for strict economy in all branches of the state. He was against • Item standing army. He next alluded to the present sys tem of billeting soldiers on the publicans. On one innkeeper in that town no kr a number than 4,000 bad been billeted fa ma year. If they ranked him to the how., of parliament he would do all in his powerto altar the prime system, which ha oonaidered to be moat unjust. (Cheers.) Hs was sa advocate for • good rep to protect themselves from bergs @egression and maintain their national honour. (Cheers.) ' The new Rehm BM would be a bitter pill to the present goverment. (Her.) He wished to have an honer bill with the franchise protected from Intimidation by landlords and others. (Hear.) He was for short parliaments, as under the present system meaty retained their seats against the whim of those who peril them there. (Hear.) Let them have an honest bill, and then they would be satisiled. Oa the next day they would be called upon to exercise their votes, sad be had no doubt se to the mat. (Hear.) What was It, he would ask, which prevented irk country free revolution but by being governed by men who dir e not govern without giving th ere reforms. (Cheers.) In m nob, he begged to thank them for the patient heaMg they had given him, and hoped on the morrow to be returned as me of their representatives. (Loud cheers.) Mr. BVSLTD then came forward amidst loud cries of "There's • head fur a cat to litter," and "Who's yaw barber?" He begun by saying that be bagged b tell him eppommt that if he had thought We principles were right, he would not have opposed him (Uproar.) He did not wish to detain them long. (Cries of ' Onslow for ever.") They had heard their opinions before, but he wished to say a Jew wads. He regretted there had been a vacancy in the borough, and he did not me why the duties of a member of the Indian Council should be inceicipatible with being • , member of parliament. He was merry to re Mr. Mamie. on that aide of the mayor's *hair. He thought he (ldr. Evelyn) had not been fairly represented with reference to the church rates. He had been asked a question by Mr. Senior at the public ball with reference to them, and he said he thought there were abuses. He was of opinion that the fabric ought to be supported. He also paid that there was no doubt bat other thistle crept into the rate which ought not to be. That was not, however, the question. A good deal had been said about the ballot, and he referred to whet had taken place at Reigate. Be had before gone into that sub ject at the Public Hall, and he hoped be had coaverted them all. (Great contusion.) At that (the Guildford elec tion) they had had serenal candidata% and they said they were anxious to get the beat man to represent the II rule, but they had not tried the ballot. andl=efi= were afraid of their own principles. (Great err of "Ottelow for ever, and the Ballot.") Would they vets for the extension of the borough? A kerne had been formed, of which Mr. Rooks& was the chairman. He re ceded sock league ea highly unconstitutional. (Tremendous apes.. In the new Reform Bill, amongst the condemned was that of Guildford. If they, under such took away one member, when the time was ripe. they would take away the other. (Uproar and cheers.) He be lieved • deputation was mat to Lord John Russell, and he toessubd to spare the borough. (Cries of " No, no," and " Tee, yea.") He was confirmed in that statement. Mr. Marshall was wrong and he was right. (Cheers, and conk skin.) Would Guildford defend Its ancient rights P Binge in sachet times had tried to do no, but now it was attempted by the /tiebacks. (Confusion.) He thought the priest government was better than the last. (.. Hear, hear," and cheer.) With reference to their foreign policy he thought they had upheld the honour of the country. (Hear, bear.) He was opposed to Lord Palmerston's and thought the minister was answerable to the . r. Evely alluded to the o th er candidates whi ch come forward, sad said that Mr. Campbell might be said to be driven out of the lowa. When, however, they were all gone but Mr. °Mow they (the conservatives) did not shrink any the more. (Chers and uproar.) He should like to know how far Mr. °snow meant to go. (A Voles : To parliament) Two hundred yews ago the House of Commons said the Roue of Lords was of no use, end ought to be abolished. Would Mr. °Wow vote for that? (Tremendous uproar.) If he me returned—(fond cries of " Yon never will")—he would uphold their rights, and not support any lord or anytime who would upset the present govern ment. He would do all he cook' for the town. He should be happy to go with Mr. Bova'. (Cheers and uproar.) He he the ahem* would do their duty to-morrow. (Cries of " Ho ped w about the Magpie and Stump r.) The electors ~who voted for the candidate on the other aids thought they would be voting for an "extension," but he would say it would be an "extinction." of the rights. If be was returned it would be by the working men. (Great uproar.) In con clusion, be begged to thank them for the hearing they had given him. The MAYOR that put the moms of the candidates to the meeting. and the show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. Evelyn. A poll was teen demanded on behalf if Mr. Ouslow. Mr. EVIIILTA proposed a vote of thanks to the mayor, which was menaded by Mr. OnaLOW, and carried urn- The MAI on brI,A, returned thanks, and the meeting WHITEHALL, OCT. 22.—The Queen has been give and grant unto Lieutsuant-General Robert ti et= to Me royal license end 'unbolts that he may swept end wear the insignia of the imperial Order of the Medjidl• of the second clam, which his Imperial Majesty the Sultan Lath base pletved to confer upon him as a mark of his Majesty's approbation of his services while actually mid en tirely employed bey cred be, Majesty's thminions in His ter- Tics of his Imperial Matesty.—Osseffs. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PIOIIOTIONS IN TES CITTL Binvicit—General Register and Record adios of am men—Mr. Reale has boon appointed a WM Mrs Work, Vies Towaditssa. A third class olarkship is still Te ems, von Barker. The Post-otke—The postroastership of Carmarthen has blooms vacant by the dasth of Mr. John Matthews. Committee of Council on Education —W. E. Hodgson, LL.D. formerly Prised* of th e Liverpool Me chanics' boat/Won. W heimappeinted an arniatant-oorotah- Monis. The Doegyardri—Mr. - Edwards, on., eon of the stordiosper, Devosport, hes been to a clerkship on 1 1 the Portsrowath establiahroast ; Mr. W. S. Cook hes been appointed a third class clerk in the accountant's Mies, De vogport, vice Edwards, removed to Portainouth. Cusicins— Mr. Cluistopitsr ilaimrdsn, clerk for gamd beskiess, bag bon appointed a okra ti the Long-room, Liverpool ; Mr. Thomas Roll has been promoted from Arm-class ganger to be third-chat inspector of gaugers In London ; Mr. Devil (Ashman him been promoted from mooed to lint alma grew is Loudon. Inland Revenue Diummamst—The oats et collector of lancasmr Collection bee hoopoe meant by the destk of Kr. John Mannem.—iTsril !knife emattf. CAYILIDOE MIDDLZ OL•116 The extraftetroa at Quebeide wkli be apnea by the Vice- Chancellor at 10 o'clock. as Tuesday, Dee. 14, fa the Arta Sohnelowl trill be aeadienel Spa kr to day until it ia earnplersi tar (he whom al examinetka, end r ese. dante el= awe be wade te the Secretary fa. cetabridge) babe Noy. 10. The Iwo unit waded up ad reinenall della Secretary ter ehof with the adarelly tort el two pseud Ise the local be at tbraahillags fir ark shednet, net lilt than Friday, Nov. 7. 12 :46 .—8 =.6. y arder imism et Ill ß Omedleddge dato4 cam Oewaltlice bridge, P ue, orrs, Lise ll: areary.—The aavenieetieles will be Mid this year at Bat- At the close of yell/teddy's proceedings, the Chairman of the Amity ClatbMg Comatissaun mid be believed the Investigation with regard to Wes dam wan nos complete, but other mattav might treasplen and be was sure hie colleague Idr. Turner ' she vine giving lie unpaid labour, and Colonel Preach earl be happy—ke would not say happy, but ready— ' to yawn the inavalgadon provided other magma should arias or to whidt they was in oorreepondeaca At pretest the inquiry with regard to Weldon was adjourned sue la, sad they would oomtuance the inquiry with regard to Wool vice on Moeda,. 011T4TOL PALcg. HALP - CIOWN DAT, VILMA; OCT. 21—Admimions m ptirunott, 438 ; ditto by mown tickets, 627. Total vaitore, tea. NATBOPOLITAN BOARD OP walks. The ordinary meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yeeterday, In the Council Chamber, haU, Yr. 3. Tn wsrras la the cheer. The sash statement obeyed a Waage of 143,4691. 6e. 4d. TINANCI AND 111111110TOLITAN DAPIOYIXIINTII. Mr:DootTox, peueueat itTib;eice,;;;;:ite;iihe fol lowing information should be given as histructione to the Bassos committee in reference to metropolitan improve. meets The various worms of means available to other corporations for purposes of improvement* and public works, including the municipality of Paris and other bodies. The amount of money granted by government to metropolitan improvements during the preeent century, to what purpose mad from what source. The sistoaatml annually from the metropolitan area by direct sad indirect taxation ; total amount raised by government end the City from the trade of the port of London; an approximiste estimate of the expenses of the board, including main druinage, metropolitan communketions, parks, Thames embenkmeet, and other improvements ; a statement :of the sources avadablos in the opinion of tow committee for metropolitan revenue applicable to pubic, Improvements ; en estimate of their probable annul amount; amoant of local taxation raised on the metropolitan area." Me (Mr. Coultas) contended that the board ought to have power, for indirect as well aa direct taxation. They ought to have the benefit arising from taxation on the coal duties, cabs, omalbassa, and other things. This was adopted ia the provincial towns of Liverpool, Birotiughatu, and Manchester, and found to be successful, and ought to be adopted in Loadoe. lie conalnded by moving that the above recommesdations be ised. Mr. DALTON seod the motion. After a orsesilerable discussion it was tended unanimously. The beard then adjourned. UNIVENJITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Ocr. 78. Ma PROFESSORSHIP OF ANOLO-BATON.—The Rey. J. Bosworth, of Christ Church, Yiner of Walt)., Lincolnshire, sad of 9, Southampton-street, bleoms bary-ppaasseeqq London, end 2, Royel-eruesnt, Cheltenham, is aanounad ea tl candblete for the Tees* ProfeseteMdp of Aside-fisson. Dr. Bosworth is the maths of Amosroas war= upon Anglo-Ss:on end the kindred Watts. VACANT OPEC &NOLAN/NIPS AT OX7olD.—Thos will be ea Moines of two sclalars on Saturday, December ath. at Oriel Callege, Oxford. The .oblarthfq wla be enable for See yeses, sad their vase, during reddats, will be SOL per =sum with nom rent fres. Ne cam will be eligible who shall have =silted the age of tweary-years, or who being a member of the advent shall have exceeded two years hum his matrisalsticm. CMiloaW of time of birth, of =Oh= sad tostlasosials aged ondoot I. be presented to the Pro vost of Oriel College at Watley, the 29th of November. EtEcrtoNs or blurs= or Savo te.—The following rentlemen have jut been elected to militershipe of schools Rev. A. C. Irvine, M.A , Banta College, Oxford, to the Head Mastership of the Grupo= School, Walsall ; the Rev. R. Toyama, MA., Queen's College, Oxford, to the Mastership of the Grimmer School, Lowther,Westaneelend; the Rev. W. Houghton. 8.A., Brume= Collage, Oxford, to the Wainershipal the Grammar School Solihull, War =dahlia ; sad tie Ram A. Fools, of St. liktand-hall, to • Mastership la Harlow Gramm School, Ewa. THE FUND FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS BY TEE MUTUTY IN INDIA. TO TIN ZDMINII 07 TIM ZLTIMMT. BIB,—Aa it dam not appear to be generally known that scam assimance is punted by this fund to soldiers and senors who have been woad and invalided durbeLlt nowt operations far the suppremion of the ratiliny In may I request the faros: of your &hag publicity to the feat that, on the production of 'ha requisite documents and se commendations, applicants of this deer are pissed an an allowance of 6d. a day for these months, in addition to their potatoes from government, in order to mist them white eadeavoining to procure sours employment. • parties of the funds at ths disposal of the Being Com' mitts, has bee set .tide for dab purpose, but few akimente have hitherto come forward In proportion to the number con tained fa returns rewind from the War Oflke.—l am, fax, THOMAS Q. FINNIB, Pereekking 27, Ceason-dreet, 8.C., Larks, Om. 72. PITTATZ LtriATIC the &MX garter ...dame this week ea 7clke was made Mn. 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