The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-25 00:00:00

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KAHN'S 168EU1[ sad GALLERY at ldindiriartictirskAL i rirriap PF X=V: earias • getigie dirra 'ma im esta. smo gas SA remsgs. - ;ma TY mat sad es "Ifs " Tso Won tti ib : =l r osserbesb. radam t r i rm i nor e 's gime ' mod wellosl boo sla Ibm oloilst Mb* mama NOTICE to /NVENTORB.-01171(13 WS: at INVINTION. 4. 14/6lppoir. OWN. "C1114111.4* of I 111r0AMATIO 1011 mils loth* at salt twat, of =4O tar Ismaili* riZ Meow Law tar the liaised or ow, as L. all garb Ifewi b l i tto MOM =by al ubtlic=7 „.. r W War is Nam. P JOB GM "t. MUSIC. RR. HULL.tH'S ORATORIOS. w~aEltjai was the oratorio at Bt. Martin's-ha ll Lot Time• le may astir* be said eseeenleys deist this pea walk, am se sed llama is the gems, ea about Its weititadlieees yortirmaessa, save whet MOO /NM misslda sr Ur Met This was the este host The sepses port was takes by Km litrest, when we West previsedy bear et eke has • pen, lord else, dugs la • owed moiety-like atyle, ai Zimmeis posers hang. She suotaimed her part is the dmietio some alas widow whom eon is restored to Yi hj as Prophet with auk modem eat pathetic, Abet. Bat she sank nude the weight of the air, " Hems, Issealc urg witish so debu tante should ever attempt It is • of Insplrasioa, which on one in this country one peat JaeaLa . :: has over teen able to express. Evan Clara Nooks, artist at English singers, is hardly able to meta its For the rest, the part of Elpoli wai weerised by . Mr. Smiley with greater power than l= As kr as singing rata he leaves little to be desired. Hie daleissey hes 4 the demeatile pereceation of the ehereeter. we wiek the wiry this Its would get aid et hie kedge yids\ we karats Rem Fame, but fa a memistitat ridiselswit Ilwe Lem wag hewithey as mai, awl the Ammo the whets went theses eiseiseally eatiwe behanus. ea The leell was wet fdl. DRAMA. PRINCESS'S. List night Mr. Bean appeared ea Louie the a eltimashe width as he h not represented for two g a u g s e 7 S tt te, we Mim e Mr. Keett's ashma, before re =hese the tells el armagwassm, sa meat should mdtmemess smear, will Wes pies is empleaber, 1869, to rammminee mob Illbehmspirisa etamteameter to whisk be bee metal a groat la=z ep O y f than rignatatal ohmanne Lear awls th• yawl arillikth• moot elm* nariesd, the anal orrisl oat non Ida tbrrllsiMln kb a man Moak leak with lir. tltlßol dm with t• hissailt an o bee Ws Idea- to the dls nay hhesalsa i ti this royal i which Cash* De usfpe be. said agalot the well far Ibis eldest b atemlasd, sad the sharalls= drenring bypenin thus lam cm eye; asi mains mesa ear nanory, wassl the hair viatica sty weenthata thsatrieal mode of naatianth which is se kerma* bat he a s oar Marks. W• h••• Won arena that, though saw pm tali& 116, Mr. Kean is by oeastimistarty of his art, is caesseatly progra m seimb sad this saserdsa bore* out by the leans Me Rhona. which 1. lours mertfea l nt ini e thou on its drat representation. In the death some thel draggle for life, and the graclosl fading of all vital power, were admirably rendered, and rende re d, moreover without that Oahe - radon of physical ma ring which is too frogasatly cainbited on our stage. The other characters were ably supported by bliss Moab, Miss Kate Terry, and Mr. Ryder. A WHIG Pint CrON Past INSTIVIITIONA ANTI PIALIANIINTAAT Rll.lolol,—Rempeet for what ted Grey seas wasgr d s=let . to makes l it w u r that enon prase: pee Nast arrbeliag. The book la full et mars about "make " "momentary cries," • ineeseres rashly seMwr~ trae!ntret of the pande rin g nt o tig t t e end the ter ohs seas 577 - men, 8. It is with real regret we see a man at ass and ability disinterring the half-forgotten slang at 'nuptial. What is there in our recent legislation, in the hese dleanalions within parliament or without, which justifies these libels on the only free coma= in Europe Such language may do no injury. The only countries in . the world wine usesnew has freedom of thought, speech, and Wks, as Brephsa, with her colonies, and the United Bane Atomism Bet if en imperialist writer is Pads wasted tripamods sophist free institutions in genind he would de sheep Meer tent-book than that in which Lord Grey lee teas the Hew* of COOIOIOI%O, vituperates the hearten {)..grass, end aneen at the Assemblies of Canada, Australia, end the Cape, We have said that th earguments of re invents are generally met by an affectation of moose =exbiliti• Experience pramees to dissipate the web of Lord Grey ha germane', and his essay is founded exclosively on so-called practical considerations. Yet how much his opinion as a practical legislator is worth is shown by his schema for preparin g the Reform Bill which he owns that popular "clamour " will nada necessary. It must above everything be framed so as not to democratise the house, sad therefore the tory party must not only hare the power of opposing It, but also be intrusted with a share in the preparation. Lord Grey accordingly recommends that "the Queen should no minate a committee of her Privy Council, cotiipmed members of different political parties, to topsider and report what manures of reform should be adopted." " A nereb tog 'matey, calmly conducted by able men, would be mid, for the purpose of discovering how our Innitutions nay be most safely end effectually improved." This notable scheme for superreding the initiative of parliament seems spied from the Council of State acmes the Channel. Indeed, M. Granter de Ceasegnac breathes in every word. When the mama was approved by the preliminary annirers k " meld be carries with the comsat of the chief political parties of the (*entry." At title, the highest point of hie climax, we take leave of Lord Grey, heartily sympathising with Lord Derby in his disappointment at the rejection of an offer which the leader of the tory party seems to have been so fully justified in making to that once ardent reformer, the az-Lord Howick. Times. PUBLIC PETITIONS.—The lad report gives 14 petitions for the adoption of universal suffrage, signal 446 9 . for 4 ea allarat e to p a=he i tro y : e re J Act, signed tip 2,6lr i gnems; 1 pals sly wank the at =slap SS as cher at • desared era, stipmi by 10 pens ; it hr ekkolop the Rakers War. auk A 0 4 , 211111 bly 4,o2o 4ri Cse; 11 for the ramosl "sa opmbitame moppet of Idolatry is it; kr Or lesrmil ot cos mad tar übsh is if olgued by 211 poses; II for the WNW= d MideSNW I ndia, Semi by WS ; •he "kooks ot to Wks. dipetl by 271 Aal So Dodos may sky the Meat ; kr apribip painedim Yd Las, ages. byp;;Dasi ; +ll aping Iles Our pm, to Nue. der BM, signed %p EH Imes ; 1011 r Isprowngthe sass ttusl system, Aped by 1,605 wear ; • petition of war - bars of t Patine se and beim is favour at the My Corporation Nem B lke hatch Apse by 117 pesos; mad 4 kr • sped el Pelilltrinnets ibct, *mid by 2,079 parse. _ _ finfOCIAR CAPTURE Or AW EIICAPID Naomi. —w. stated • IMO& no Mt • prism.. In mann tram Hereford Om* Gool in sa adrandimay moan sad that •• toward of X lsd Imo Winn •kr Ids appremice. TIM Naas moons* to stun war MG &Mob Mtn in was masted Ma Mohr mom Mr. hp, tanner, et Ms mein of lye, at ins, night ale up Ms mum ma to MGM to ant of Ms cows, ha tanoint in saw, timps tab • amino la no Isar, • Urn Mans Is dm laohno J wM dostandod trio andrs, sod saw • am in Mt Man onlorkhod the tank in Imal la Xs INA and MOM Xr. Jay rovikd bias& whh oundb and lantsra, ond bath man nod ma mit la pant& TM runt Map mann arlded km to Mak the =V ; • arm intwom two and thros Mos . at Jai! Men Miss Mr. Tar, at Oskar, and in ow od brgs co that prisms a Ism thsp led the object M thalr perrnit gni* annankil mohniMaano p l a mama • hook and Mt ho bad mks foom Mr. J • prossim, and Ms prim km Tin anwhis of Ms tansishis wtro sM bias dm dimmed that • mud vas Gam kr his &prolamin Xr. Jay sad ths midi allow itipt km bold of th. "prin" an soon at Hmstrod with Ile at Wedgy moribii. rumor at the pd Imesdro* Moan over the reward to Mr. Jay. At tits mints this Amp of latstary will be undo • mutt the ba s i ns .. pakten sirkst the primer. BA saind Arra mosdhst tromooM tam yam *bah sad win ams=iosorwkahls, la ma oratosead to bar yew( Ike • robbery st the very holm whin Mr. Sry l ived.— Inmate, CArtmeti k. CILTATAL PALACIL-.-0311 81ILLING WZDWWDAT, not. 24.—/abstrices s mama, 562 ; oft by mason tisksts, 300 ; MW, 312. LONIX)N, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1858. THE CONSPIRACT TO MURDER BILL. MUTING Al' BOLTON. A very crowded meeting was held at Bolton, the Teaapasaaosll, Tuseisy Plight," fer the Iced et oandisrbillis Compisecy to MoWer MB, Introduced by Loa Palouriaa." Mr. W. INAJWIT the Mayor, presided: and in opening pressathige, said—The saran wee aware that be had bra preetansi with a requisitica frogs tir ratepayers of Dolan b Ilde onotiog, to take into otaideretion tbs Creewpkeey le Murder DM. That Mil being ao kegs: before pedlirmat thn ~Mg berm nnareenery ; and, in his Adel ripe*, it Wild aril take oopdsesoe at say subject Mt thet it wididt the sawing was eddied, sad shea4 thin ks% adjeton 1611moothoi sine die. Hs raid only may that N we Wkr ear Prises Minister, we lad saved our nary. (Chsers,) He would, therefore, leave the raring, sad they right, if they choose, sleet ansantw ehrizien, and thsa J• wrindieg elt their own. (Cl000ss.) damns Onorai t Ist M.P., then our ihrwerd, amidst hod i rtwor wed NM ;hat, as ths Conapireey to Mardis DM beta riests/. see her kr they they taint saw el , a as they were th rest r , raid sr he the aosing nniative to ei haws prcoseMap, Or perealea et Karim Hs *saki therefor* move Mat Mr. Cssa Casings take the CuttiAres having taken the chair, end kid, opened the API u pon upon Joseph Crook, 3.q., M.P., to NOVO the Sot resolution. _ _ CROoi wee again loudly cheered. Ho said that the MS thee they met in this hall was for the purpose ot dais whet they could to promote the ladepadence mad Peden a our OOUD*7 by • more equal repumeMatios in Northam.. (Chem) nay were now met to do whit_ they maid to restore and the independents wed tre of des nation. T lellegisheme had bees aby • &mad upon them Ise ea altintion in their laws by a foreign stale ; and that domed, he considered, had been an the ems rigida and liberties egad le s = um a taw years ago by Russia upon Turkey, when Noma blood we. shed, and so great • number of liven lost. (Cheers.) The he, attempt had, however, been met by an appeal to hobo and not ballets. It bad been met by argument, and ha mask loped PAM ealmaitbs &Mauch meeti as b ngs as them E en would tend to avert etelthe mealen to which he had marred. Ind ndhig to urop e Lard Palmerston, he denounced him as having ah ..empW to heap degradation sides nation ; that he bad been loag in power, and had deme my little good, but en immense anocemt of evil. He bulb/len subservient, and devoid of =le. That( Issers.) The resolution he had to move was as • uthis metriog regards with abhorrence meanies of every grade and country, and therefore views with detestation the recent attempt upon the life of the Emperor of the French ; at the mare iYse , it repels with indignation the insinuation of Ms Preneh authorities, that the exercise of the sacred ripe' of hospitality by the British nation is an encouragement to each suicidal idorts on behalf of liberty, and would express a Bedded opinion that the interests of humanity require at the hands of the British government -a mut hone but firm resistance o f wry interfasence by Midge warts with the domestic policy of the esiplre." (Chime.) He laid, there was no one, he was sure, but the late attempt made upon the Emperor ; and he meth regrelled that it appeared there were one or bre Itagllshman tosseeted with the plot. If peeved, he hoped they maid hew an opportunity of entheir abhor rent* of their 'seduce If some hot-header Latina boll = 111488,10 7 thh. Arprror of the Pros* he wee glad thee me th conspiraciee did act emanate with the Mee& Eserper, gee present ruler ot og e n th merly ell bit ishairin. ware meth to have been A tow pw• age tide man sought the whim of ism (A Voice —And win want it again before lw] Ay, and will want It spin betas keg. (Cheers.) He (Mr. Cred) er trigs Ware el the late bill, and how unsafe it would lls= le have wined it into law, whiles our laws were WA, by the beet et hurrevto be quite aullolist to meet end petit othedem. He thought the san e made le Frorwo . oosirt 1e have been resented by the government. The 010ide vapour of the French elbows they could well allardbwe over; these men were not true to their °swim lito *old themselves to Omer Emperor, and est dean their fellow-chime' when attempting to didand She *mess. (Chem.) He Lobed upon them Ha eemlY~lid =worthy et seem (Choate) wedeb b= be utak; le itheethel the friendly thaw hawse the !see* wide end this thestak ia l a t a e should to bow ego • ethethy hilwamen with but his esuristioe wee thee est 'lsthmus* wadi haw dein batter It they bed easepeetedthmethe !Mem& dewiest amid hue hew methisth egg est m fessithes es We as ; bet theteed desire thin Juelk they bed est theft sliming the lam to plasm Ere immoral Presos. Me (Mr. etif t r, seter a t b re 4 3 thothithithe °harps inedejeliptet sew hoes ware berths% by which be Mewl the Mem end haste ef this seany wrath thee beeteht epos the people • de "blab wee te he thymested. (Chasm.) Leen s asereemmdel Pm le Mee a muss that wield is Mom pereet emellsr sillempt balm meth to mortise their which beam hem hy • geveramet la a e th er meets Met had wasatly atempted. ge. boa. ander eat down midst lased thossiag) Dlr. Damn GUT mended the resolution, sad it was cu rled sasimendy. Kr. !Irma= CAMINO moved the next resolution : "That it is the opinion of the inseling that any shame= is the laws relating to conspiracy should sot Tithed* the righb of hospitality hitherto accorded by de lkilikaalis I, that refugees from any counhy; ead she rd reels that the resent Conspiracy to Murder Bikes Mbehmed by Lord Palmerton, at the dictation of Louis Napless, Pe bees de bated without prejudice to the wraith slams between R and Prance." a t. n lonacillor MARSHALL seceded the resolution, sad ft was she carried unanimously. Mr. THOMAS 01.1111 MAW moved the next resolution, GI. pressing as opinion that the mint attempted oin the laws of • was a direct blow atAsi — dre p, salty and independence of the British nation, an annexe eary and despotic curtailment of English liberty, and calculated to form a precedent eminently dangerous to the calm of constitutional freedom throughout the world. The veakw, in making his remarks apes the resolution, said that Messrs. Gibson and Bright had been defeated at Man cheater by a Palmerston government ; and, in return, Gibson and Bright had hurled Lord Palmerton from his position as prime minister, and It was an eternal disgrace and ea eternal sham on the city of Maantworsr Ice having Method them. (lead them.) Mr. Ar.nten Incas seconded the resolution at ambler able length, and was frequently applauded. The resolution was put and unanimously earned. A vote of thanks was then enthusiastically aerobia to Messrs. Thos. Milner Gibson, Jim. Bright, and the other supporters of the amendment on the late Conspiracy Bill. A vote ',thanks having been given to the chairman, and Who to the mayor for ceiling the meeting, the proceedings toraitaaUd• little after 10 o clock. ROYAL OBNIER.d.L 4XNUITY SOCIETY. Yesterday evening the anniversary festival of the Royal General Annuity Society was held at the London Ta vern, under the presidency of the Ron. O. H. 81110, M.P., who was supported by Mr. Whelan'. M.P. Mr. Orenfiall, M.P., Mr Reopen, M.P., Mr. Whitbread, M.P., Mr. Townsend, M.P., Mr. John Penn, Mr. Moskva Gore, sad • large party of gentlemen. This society, which is sup by voluatary canine. doss, donations fir life, and netts, wee Matitated for the purpose of allowing annuities to yed merobans, beans, roteseinel Min, master manufacturers, tradesmen, their widows sad clanks, and to Magi" hmtheotanghters of per sons benigng to ouch damn of society, without diethations al 'aeons suet or country. Its object la to assist those who, alter passing their former years in comparativpe rity,_eme from zakfortunea which no prudence on t heir mad' either anticipate or avert too frequently reduced n their old age to abject penury, and suffering ender the veriest privations of poverty. Universal in its objects and excellent in lb reguladona, it appeals with confidence for support to plidlenarepieta of every sect, sad the distinction of wintry in as unlash to the Ina* of Me bamenteass. Dittoes fi the abisf dim it megaton, "ad • tonne lib cf respostebility Is the telly condition It &meads. Thee rains at the abeattable Whigs of the ladle' (who wen main In con elderehle aneless), and the gentlemen who met on the MOM 'ha, woes advocated with ccediderabh ability end gran nortesel by the chairman sad nverel other of the pekoes of the huititMtm. It was stated that the thirty, den its andtkahment, Mil gone through several snore yielding*, bet which it had surmounted to a certain extent; still, herimeer, ha capabilities were far below he require mean es we' "midair:ad by the fact that there won sow 19 ass sad ES masa who were (*yin the berkelhe of the banana, while were se In" dm GO andideles ter Wallin. As a do f al the intent hit Ia the widely, it Ned be skated that the stewards of the day Oath el wino visaed by • selettertioa of 61.) emoented larsalmit to seer My, sad mew thee were bead the sews' if Led Palmostae, Lard Favenbass, Lad Pits ferel q tr; the Real of Yarbo=Lt na he Bari of oha %Mackie Sir Mond Nana tesblbull, Sir Panda Wbinin Mr. Artie. M.P. Mr. Oblates Taken, ILP., Ms. • X.P., ths Hoe. W. Penn" X.P., be.. dec. The swingensate, both as the diem sat the numitel depannsat, were cress y geed. NM the uteri geed haling te Arrow of the Institution wet szhiblbL The selleorigilems were headed by the chains" by a doer ••hoc of SW-, win ea sustud entptisa of two Oasts ; sad sum annalkes to shoot 8001. was ocalseted. ST. BARTIMLONEW's Wows* MU'S Inta iNSTITI TZ, 111111 OZAVB•-ROAD.—The t Eta Ingeotrp M.P., hes censented, I n f ur tb ersao o of the o*cts of the al;:no Wants, to deliver lootore, entitled "A Mance ,et the Reihruseory liovesent," to the momboro moi -1 tom. The public will In siogitwl at a iatolaal charge. AZIORILITORI 421 D REFUGE gNIOA The second annual meeting of this aseociatfan was held yenieeday afternoon, at Willie's Rome. TM disk was taken at the oometencemint by Lard Esni; ta the abuses of the Earl of 81i/aIIBBIOIT, 11111 d sober waill Df the tatter noble earl, atter he had moved the dad [ Arma them present were Lord 'maestro, Mr. 8. Whit ! bad. ILP, Mr. IL Babas, M.P, Mr. Labrada Mr. Mr. Wright, Mr. A. D. Chapman, Mr. Stephen Care, the Man. sad Rev. G. Yorke, the Rev. Canon Champ nan, dz. The CEAUXAN, in Operag the proemdtnge, mid it must be vary patifying to all who took an inteestin the associa tise to eisene how the can., of the reformation of crimlna had prepaid during the lad year. They saw at the pre mat mast an immense number of reformatories apes; they aw aided to the aiming& a way ef esoape from him off sad am the temptations which surrounded him ; end, high lb"! sew a opp—manita etested to him ot ea homed Irdbood either at home pr or in• colony. It bent aid why se mach was dons for the °baud Aid what so little wee dots for the brad child. This was a guidon which had mad may pennon heenaaded that what wee babe dose directly forjuranile arbeals ladisatig as or the greenlet haft that ' odd be whored en the hated thildrea of the working dam Mar, hear.) The summa of the par were un adds* Id rosy mace to dramairee, while their parents ergo at with, and by otharba or removing those who were I mil Ihdf b B llZtalee le combo crime they wars, in fact, bardiag fate wadi Wawa fall into the snares fe whireh i keld a them. ( h llserdiaer.) hz, therefore, ta any of whic ImeSprts had a right to in adear orandia, ouring to confer • threat beadt on than and (hosiorery mosetery) dated that lettere of for abeam had bas revived from the Bishops Ellen, Carib* and Gloucester ; the Earl of Her rowby the Led Mayor, Mr. Beasr, M.P., Dr. Guthrie, and Mr. Almada- Magma Mr. Banbury the% rend the report. It 03111narsosel by referring to two sob of led mania on the subject of reformat:, the Indus trial 891181111 Ad sad the Befirmatory Schools Act The former, wid th equoirind juptkur of the pesos to commit Tr iad anima to tertthell hsftg whoa, with power to charge y tin e rzle seal • weekly am toads their maintenace, the wenn of the omminithre • but it bad oas real did, that of the neponeitilly of obtaining rammed. of the meths a the menagpas the manta don the palm tithe peer, or some other patio oboes. At puma ere mho* had ban owed under the ad, la Ala add be mode bidet the act Into practical oppayys doing the aandegyear. Themansittse hoped that talldsendory thinalisAck aotl ditbparaga through world be kind on the whole • ea measure. Its object. Taro fa to OM ace, to sable the Judas of a county, or eovadl of • borough, to rote mama el money out of the ma hr building or naming reformatory schools, to be cartlial wader the Youthful Offroders Ad (1864); ea& is the mood doe, to amble the MOW anthalty is great pariodled payments towards the meinthates of children in such reformatories. The d doges and retorrantothe haring found pa le gala information as to the conditions as whisk the wad obtain aid from the government War the amese el the Camara at Council as Education, the eineadelen of tbe seeseletba bad abenleted the °tidal docu stab and ftrairbed aphaboas ad Information, which lea hod of amerhi ass, mail mikado= for aid bad ben =de la sawy erre, ad thesurablysorwered. The omemdtles lab alba le provide well-trained mass mad addresem far natatorial. Tara was great difficulty la ladies salleble persona, ad la a 5..,.. of the instituthae madthe pernmanat well-bag af the inmates thread le great neseenn ea the choke tido A register wee tat the Ake, ad word schools hod been already samba with nada ad stheresses. The police magi,- has of Lodes haring no MOM of knowing whether dare were ramades le certified rehemoories, when boy dead le earlace • WM bi death= under the Youthful Olinda Ad, the canamittet hed eademared to B o ti b r o ll a tlds vent, %%dab, the leet h lro maths to tlly s s he d two gbh, ma la he the amsellsee might bare beta sent book to the drab ea tbdr &ahem from prime. One of the mod seemat am by whiatjarable Mabel, might be perikd a tameation le the colonise. The ma mba bar owe tart et the roam et the final sellselei 11.11 - Ztte leak of the metropolitan in ethallanession=ag • anew thr twenty-two men sad mthreaged seinmakelee, es emigrate Mods. Pia ethers had boa seat out through the lia na, of • m e mb er of the anil ecaleddes, who ; the bed ghee themtio- • ft meezto s =dem Ameles ges /genie la fartharmaes of le a Writ l Mresi=f2 oanommi the agony In the tomer holeding the Dithop at theta& It as 'repined to establish • public laundry for the real* of gbh at the me of 15 and up wards, in aisle ha allied that eneleabon end employment and to rule t thane hr hare was • of 961. had beta oat tributed towards tido object. Dab/ the heed . Pealteatin rho" the report sal :—" Patio etenatka mead tow to be fully alive to the importance of holing a hdpiag bead to unhappy fallen to et the ememittee, haw that no society was likely to be more add in sashatiag the slats of those who io hare ban up the add ere,' had tomed as=iately dad their hake ; sad they else proposed b , open i t W s fsall fer a mf waft m eat undbraie se embed en le ameba el sae anmensement." - - - - - - - - ILe CIAllltAlf rid ha wished to ;helm ant the meson wit en reholestrer belantions bed =4 bon esta blished in woe that time wee one whisk 'maid be capsble of Wag NO adenind shadiest in worse of oration and which 'Mid hi peld der out of the county Wes, and the Middisoex innistretss were in the meantime availing themselves it the refonesteries which existed in other prate of the etentry._ The Bag of tburrionnaY moved the first remlution, via. :—" Tbet in adopting the report now presented this matting regards with hearty approval sad increasing inte nd the scam of the Behrmatory and Refuge Union, as a rientre of Information sad enoouraggeement to those who unite in voinsteryearb far the u of criminate by the M enem* of rsligigm, hied tratorent, and industrial training." He said, • sheet thm ago he reed a ma yoke pamphlet, the title of which was, " Whet glen we do fur our minium* that is to to my, what shed we do for ourselves r That this was a vary seggegive one. Tee Meth was that their own Intones were very deeply involved in the treatmeat of their adumbrate, and Grime sheald be regarded as on epidania, which eon oeraed the Wire omintanlty. The ergnentage on the emo tion wen enbansted, and they might now edgy rest their case on the menks already witnessed. That admirable man, Mr. Bowyer, the heed of the reformatory Institution in the New-road, had just sent him • letter from a reformed mi ming, now in Canada, of a moat satisfactory character. The mak earl then read the latter, la which, among other things, the writer said that if the supporters of reformatories went to Waand there maw the good they had done, wonid never withhold • helping head from arkainals. This Inatome, said the noble earl, was ply a regymmantive ems : these were away others al the wee Mad. hero* any who had mord =il i tie peeled of prelatic. the m, ne dishoesur to the OWN,* Wowed 'pm while numbers had egmhi dentim end some ware no the high ro l altrp a ortrat seethes and weskit. He was glad that 1 the esemeittes bed farted ideir Menthe to what had been tensed in the neweppeni "the social evU ," sad he trusted Us nieschtfon wouldle fietrommtal in wiping away from thalitnimad of the ocimi4 e hat d. grest blot sad stain by which it wee now so greatly (Cheers.) Mae conclusion al epoch the moth earl succeeded Lead Then in the chair. Th. Km. sad Rev. G. Tons, is emending the reenh =eleerved that, while thea:ber of dl mishits in sellonamories INN I, the UMW h nneertilled refoematories woo sons; net welt in the deekehismes of obtaining theism mendeessestinteeliehmestien Mai/sped to seeh mosslD dr helitehme Menem = % eateeted. 11. expend Me rii the he eminiesarei &maw r ek atansatoriat " wl. is NA mid be Omen they ought to bo&ceniseri the ram haft as Nisei& esesteilip was then put and aerial. Lai Imienfraa gaged the next rasehtice, viz., " That Mills thie prellai siimple with 'eddied= the recert enact ments helmetlike Mika% end dime wits tante them to it bah that lateemed ash Is iingeolly re quired fee in which such wag be ra• irellwi. meetteg, therefore, of Ms WOMB etemeummilles to co-operate *w wth isa le=res- Meeneem. to arms paths Menefee, to pangs maned Illte ,--- ..,sorrsta maka beM ble caUl l torth. ke , mileeagre refugee of the kingdom. The het empromed his Mew maim eil the eendsat emelebtenhend W the emelletion b the sea of Magnet I seheamilm , I Nr. UM, krialkir of the Hardwick Rdonnatory, in meendei he resolation. He mid the anti lie was connece4 was the gird that gels la the Montan., _iikoninelit. MN Kilee la Tt e lt negigrates impel at him far sego lbet • mini whisk wail centsia only 40 bastes be welkin* to meet the require is of the g r bato~, wee the ilbot that had hem preheat ° ,l7a. , met get esis boys ems Ss emnity, eel be led mem- E lm i i ievele: boys hem Heistal sod ether *eel at • Me na uportion to tbe Mvi intelash of sandto bang to Chdimalima. The Mange el eniviceirmi al hope of that town wader 16 years d iv ni m ilkelig give yam Tether above el. Abe= . HA =dr fart al the hided and .lO iiihtlethies. MI. 1 rho umber el canvidions warn only hunies. In Bristol the relknaatary movement lied lodated the number of sonvinikeis el boys voider 16 from 110 pm wino ia 11166 te 76 in M. The speaker Una Mae ileMil Ow ISM st Nimbi Os Wes al jam% alai- (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. nide by samperiag it to that of capturing the Imams of riotous mob, the edict of which wits that the crowd ins Itidiesolved. resoletioa weediest pat and carried. On the emotion of Mr. T. W. Er M.P., sesouded by Mr. J. M. Witmer, of the Boxics , Neritik, thank, me voted to Lord Bbuty sad Lord for osesidlng, end with this the proceeding' teendustod. The following some were subscribed dcrlc the meet* is aid of the special fund on account of the ' atrial era :" Kr. J. Latowlie, 601. ; Kr. B. Hasbory, M.P., 601. ; Kr. A. D. Chapman, 101. 10s. ; Mr. alspbam Cave, bl. ; Mr. W. J. Maawell, IBA CHAIM' AGAINST MR. I. BUTT, M.P. The committee appointed to inquire into the gagainst Mr. Imo Butt, Q.C., M.P., resumed their eFlLas ea r da , Y. behalf of Mr. Ba tt, proceeded to examine Mr. Coffey —ln on lB67 It was tho ug h t that the Ameer should , at once go to India. The Amber saw Mr. Vernon Smith, who advised that the Amer should go to India as expedi. timely se possible. That was on the 25th of August. He accompanied the Arnow, and they stayed two days in Paris, ' from whence he wrote to Mr. Butt, telling him that the Ameer was very anxious about his affairs, and that he was in a desponding state of mind. They reached Vienna on the sth of Septbar and arrived at Trieste on the 11th. He was not diseed' from the Ameer's service. He was his friend, and not his servant. Witness was not separated from his wife, bat he was not living with her, for reasons which were well known to Mr. Butt. Hie wife was a protestant, and be was a Roman catholic. He first com municated with Mr. Roebuck in leference to the petition eight or ten days ago, and bad bad three or four interviews with him about It. Mrs. Palmer wav present at one or two of those Interviews. Mrs. Palmer wished to vindicate her self from an aspersion that be (Mr. Coffey) had introduced her in Venice as his wife. Mr. Butt was, he believed, the author of that arysroa. [Letters were put in android by the chairman, which showed that the petitioner's brother had remonstrated with him on the introduction of the *2i-duvet Mrs. Coffey.] He had asked Mr. Vernon Smith's advice in reference to the presentation of the petition, sad he had declined to interfere in the matter. He bad previously given to Me. Vernon Smith a statement in writing of hie amps against Mr. Bare, and which were con badia the petition. In this he complained that Mr. Butt aroused him of attempting to sell the Ameer's Warted, and of having drawn large sums of money from the Ames, without ever having amounted for them. He also alleged that Mr. Butt had Wormed the Ameer on the autho rity of the President of the Board of Coatrol, that unless he dismissed him (Mr. Cray) the Amor would never obtain any satisfaction of his claims from the British government. The petition he bad presented to the House of Commons was by Mr. W. P. Hale, a barrister of the Middle rZ r l: c . 1 lt was not drown up when he fine saw Mr. Roe buck. The petition was presented some days after he sew Mr. Roebuck. At this stage of the proceedings Mr. R. D. Mangles, chair man of the East India Company, who was accompanied by Sir I. W. Hogg end Mr. Prinsep, two of the directors, en tered the room, and It was arranged that Mr. Mangles and Hr J. Hogg should attend for the purpose of being exa mined at the sitting of the committee on Friday. Mr. Priam" was rehired for the purpose of translating a Persian &catmint written by the Ammer and arranging for the ser vices of Mr. Coffey, who was designated as a person of " high and malted dignity," for a period of three years commencing on the lei of April, 1866, and terminating on the 30th of March, 1859, at the rate of 1,000 rupees a month. In this document it was specified that Mr. Coffey was to prosecute the Ameer's claims with the Betel& government. A letter from the Arum to Mr. Butt was also tranelated. He m- Cra wish that Mr. Butt should know that Mr. Coffey ept him fifteen days in a strange land, and that every day he made excuses and pretences about going. He com plained that Mr. Coffey had given him no information, and be implored Mr. Butt, who by this time had arrived in Vienna, to retreat him from his troubles, which were like imprisonment. Batons Mr. Butt left England an east was made that he should have 3,000/. in cash 0001. in bills ; but it was not given to him for the of remunerating him for staying a year in India. irvras we partly given for serving the Ameer with the Indian In answer to Mr. Roebuck, the witness stated that Mr. Butt had distinctly undertaken to obtain from Mr. Vernon Smith a despatch tutoring his territory to the Amber, and that it wee for theme services, as well ea his advocaey of the Amesda einem in parliament, that he was to receive the money. Mr. Roebuck—Wu the money to be paid for Mr. Butt's influence with the parliament, the But India Company, and the government, on behalf of the Ameer ? W. Coffey—Yee, decidedly. Sir J. Graham said he did not like to interfere, but inch a question wee leading the witness a long way. The question was afterwards put in a variety of forma, but always with the same result. He added that Mr. Butt had Informed him that the President of the Board el Control would compel the Beat India Company to send oat the despatch ; and that Mr. Butt had always to the employment of lawyers, what was wanted • number of members of parliament, who knew the " of the house,. T`Booback—Did Mr. Batt ever tell you that he was authorised to speak on behalf of Mr. Vinson Smith in @Atm of India ? . nut was ea da.Uy acommissUen wish Mr. Vernon Smith. HO int:canoed the Ammer and himself to the President at the Board of Control. Mr. Roebuck—Did he speak with the authority of Mr. Vernon Smith in reference to the dispatch ? Witness—Yes, most undoubtedly. By Sir J. G rah am—Mr. Ban presented the Amoetee pelf. lion to the House of Commons in June, 1866. Prior to that time nothing had been said to Mr. Butt about money. In July he moved for papers cannoned with the confiscation of the Anneee territory, and Mr. Vernon Smith did not object to their production, and they ware consequently granted. The first mention made of money wu by Mr. Butt, who said he wee poor, and he could not waste him time over the Ameer's ewe withou t remuneration, more (*relay ea there would be en immense amount of revel:6lMM, in carrying on the area with parliament and the government. He wee quite certain that parliament was mentioned. He was quite cer tain that the conversation about money preceded the motion des papers in the House of Commons. Xr.Serjeent Kinglake—Mr. Butt distinctly stated that It were made worth his while he would carry the matter through parliament. He did not mention any specific sum. The committee shortly after four o'clock adjourned until twelve o'clock next day. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The thirteenth annual meeting of the members and friends et this emend= was heM on Tuesday evening at Exeter Hall, the Earl of Btharrsantriv presiding. The attendance wee vary large. On the platform were Mr. R. C. L. Bevan, Mr. G. Hitchcock, _Mr. E. Corderey, Mr. J. and Mr. W. °restore; Mr. W. Morley the Rev. J. B. Owen, the Rev. 8. Martin, the Rev. J. S. J enkiseon, the Rev. T. E. James, Dr. Gladstone, he. The report, which wee reed by the Secretary, Mr. Shipton, stated that the number of young men admitted into the also dation daring the past year was 100. Meetings for conver sation and devotion had been held throughout the year; and two special sermons to young men bad been preached, one by the Rev. Dr. Weir and the other by the Rev. W. Brock, Considerable additi ons bad been made to the library, includ ing a valuable domain recently from Mr. Media, of New Oxford-street. Satisfactory repute had been received from brunch associations in various puts of the provinces also from Pena, Boland, larlreerleid, Eastern and Western Prussia, and Amato', in all which countries the work of the association had made progress. Bikes had been =defer theliquidation of the bnildtng debt, but they had not been u anceiredid as could be wished. The receipts of the year amounted to 2.6101, the expenditure to 3,0061. The total debt of the association was now 1,6001. The Crammer in opening the proceedings remarked that such assodatiatur were peculiarly adapted to the wants and aseentries of an overgrown city ; opening as they .id i a refuge for thousands of young men from all parts of the °wintry at the most dangerous period of their lives. He wished to see them multiplied in order that, like mighty garrisons of Chris tian', they might serve alike for Milwe and attack against the enemy of the seed. They might depend upon it that they were now approaching times of singular intricacy and dill cult, ; times when every nerve would be tried, when every removal that could give strength, moral and ph strength, would be called to, and when everything that was in man would be tested, perhaps primarily within these four sees. (Hear, hear.) There was no pre peration for the evil day more likely to prove effectual then that which was provided by an association like this. There was no preperation so sound as the bringing under the influ ence of the gospel fir themes& end tens of thousands of the youth of the canary. Let them thesel endeavour to multiply institutions width °asthma to the isfety end welfare of the emettry se well ea th e spiritual happiness of the present and ei futon germetione. (Chan.) The Rev. J. B. Own' moved a resolution expressing gratitude to God for the suers of the association and the extension of similar agendea, and regret that In the multi plleadon of places of mesemeent of • doubtful character and indmey, ensnaring young men into an unwise expendi ture, and bringing them into undesirable companionship', in the wide diffusion of a light and often irreligious Irian lure, and in the general tendency to extravagance and speculation, young men were at this moment exposed to as great dangers, and as much demanded the solicitude, prayer', and efforts of the Christian church, se at any former pried. The rev. gentleman dwelt at length on the Meads' teedeuey of the emaciation, observing, In thus trades of this, AM them Wilelighty b swathe, cosrielal 110,0C040 members, whose intone, probably extended to sie^ , irk ,000 The Rev• t e lle ga ntrt esseniel the resointies. Ica dialer to the era of to manesiss with lone realm be roamed to "Derby o f f" the etheerventle of whisk ley the ease of Commems be his Mimi This sembiedi lien be that them nm • Day praen.—(langWar)—bitt tint Dee* Dese Uwe ems veeidr t papa tt beat visit Mies ,s Or Illigedwrins ea , et inedi epenathr. . The reeolatiselmebeems sloPtide neer .".. 4lo. =.1,7 •001111401111 wed to, sad the meeting tandeeted in dr send neanner. ---------- LONDON Oul' ONNIBUI CONPANT.Traffit mills far dr west Wig re& A 9 13 444 011 SC THE smors PIirSIVTION ACM. —s— Yesterday a lassfing a the manufacturers who ore under the of these seta wall held at the London Tavern, to diem beet anima of forming an onisea M protect their interinle from the operation of existing and future eats whisk may operate injuriously against them. There was a Wes* 'ergs attendance, and several of the atrophies to nieentins veva present. Mr. Porrnrix vie ailed the chair. Mr. A. EMMA& read hetes favourable to the abject of the movement from Mr. Roupen, M.P., Mr. Co:, M.P., and Mr. W. William% M.P. The ClLAlliltin rid that those by whom the meeting had been ocevened wen far from within to oppose the pro- Pem aay meows' Tait popul ate= legialation, especially whet it was to promote the _ eoefort mud me heal ar th opolle. of the whichted the He would freekly idmit that great Walt ha& scorned her the sea, not only to the polio bat to the mean it had comps'hd them to pay attention to the of their furnaces, and to the ocean& laws which were involved In the oone of feel. Although, criticism, the smoke sea wee aumliVill very =ea to criticism, he had little ohjetion, canparadvely waking, to make to them ; but he did object to the arbitrary manner in which their provisions were put in force. Still the u of the acts themselves was &bard. Maautheurers l v a rer= instance, to " consume or burn" their nuke ; whereas the most eminent acketific men of the day, Dr. Lyon Playthir, Professor Faraday, and others, ieclared that the °resumption of amok*, when once made, was simply impordble. (Hear, haw.) The colouring matter of smoke was carbon, which existed to the amount of three per out. ; awl they were called upon to consume that carbon in an st. toospbere coediting of steam, carbonic acid pa, and nitrogen, none of which were inflammable, tied two of them were so adverse to combustion that they actually formed the ptinoipal ingredients In Mr Phillips's Ike annihilator. (Hear, hear.) Neverthekes, If they did not consume what was thus ecapable of ember lion, they were liable to be feed. Nay, so =sadly had the magistrates followed the language of the acts, that in =emu where a maanhoturer pleaded that he used Anthracite coal, sad illinelbfie did not make any smote, he was fined for not having an apparatus to comma that which he did not make. (Heer.) Eery scientific man knew that It was imputable to comply at all tinsel with the let, even to the extent of not gemiating smoke ; fee whatever apparatus was und opei t would be liable to maks smoke whenever the stoker the door of hie %mace. (Hear.) So much for the act ; but their great revue* wee the visitations of Mr. Sanderson, the inspector, whom he regarded as scarcely • /it person far his office. The situation wee one which required great scion. tide and practical knoeledge ; but this gentleman had be longed to the prefernon of bellhangera, • very respectable and useful aaMng, but not one in which • man would be likely to acquire the kind of knowledge he needed for the in spection of furaeoes. (Hear, hear.) The manner in which ha conducted himself when making his viaitatione was elm very objectionable ; but his decision on any point, eves though it was adverse to processes which had bad the salta tion of the best authorities, was regarded by the police ma gistrates se final and unanswerable. The fines to which they were liable were 61. for the first offence, and they were doubled on etch subsequent oonviction. It had been calculated that in thirt times they would be equal to the national debt. (Laugh ter.) A OnwridialaN—The first twenty flaw would come to 6,244,2351. (Laughter.) Mr. Posnnx—finch was the nature of the tribunal to which they were subject, that when the Arm to which he belonged applied to an eminent counsel to defend them, the reply they got was, " Don't may a word—enema" (Hoer, hear.) At fine ft was supposed that they - had no appeal, he there wee none given trim he the act, but it was now believed that they would have cue under the general Pollee Ada, though the point had never yet been decided. He thought that the Scotch Smoke Act of last emeion contained many valuable suggestion.. In 800ilmad the initiative wee left to the heads of the local authorities, or pampa in the neighbourhood who bad sustained some actual damage; Believed. in ingiend is was pieced in the hand. a t the Home try. Moreover the Scotch magistrates were empowered to come against any person who might bring a frivolous charge. (Hear, hen.) la a word, in Scotland the object of the bill seemed to be the prevention of smoke, whereas in England it seemed to be the providing of fees. (Cheers.) Sir J. Dula, M.P., promised to co-operate in any attempt that might be made to amend the law. Mr. lawns Sneers proposed an amendment, diameter tag the maresamehle mid anstrientlik requirements of the aoM, and martin that they ought to be amended. Mr. H. Doerr= thought the motion a reasonable one and would second it with much pleasure ; bat he omaidered that the operettas.' the set had= the whole bean beeeficiaL It was true it had M i r a : L es; to an inoreares =pan ; bat thee it bad bean a to the neighbourhod. He did not deny that there had been eases ender the act, but he did sot Mine& know of say ; and it issued to him that there had been a strange apathy on the part of manufictstrers. He *greed th at • pollee court was not a proper tribunal. Mr C. Nadu, ridiculed the idea of entrusting • bellhanger with the carrying out of the Jeanie/41er law in meestlon. He undemtood that this gentleman received a guinea and • half torevery cue, so that be literally lived upon smoke. (Laughter.) In Sect be was in • awns, compelled to lay informational. Mr. J. LOCI; 31 P., thought that even if the manes,- tunes had an appall under the police act their position would not be • satisfactory one, inasmuch as they would not have the iattevention of • jury. (Cheers.) The motion was them agreed to. Mr. RICHARD MAT moved the following resolation "That this meeting learns with sa.iefaction that an emacia tion has been formed called `The Manufacturers' Defame* Amor:Wks; having for its objects : 1. To form a dehisce fund, to smarts= the preene state of the law by an WM ' dine appeal to the quarter sessions, and to aid appeals to those members of the association who may be convicted before police magistrates, after having used all ressonsbio mean to comply with the provisions of the acts. 2. To endeavour to obtain an equitable amendment of those acts similar to the Smoke Ad for Scotland; and 3. To watch the through puribunent of all bills affecting the man ' interests." ((Hear.) Mr. P. N. Ilansarkem, In emending the resolution, mid that having bum sumnams= ands. the ast, his firm informed the magistrate that they had spent nearly a thousand pounds on • new appsrefts, vrbloh they expected would be ready for work in a few days; and the only answer they received was, " Well, then, you can of easily to pay 51 more as • fine." (Laughter.) Mr. Aveiro. ' M.P., observed that the moment be read the first Smoke Act he thought it mast have been the work of Lord Pahneraton, and such turned out to be the fact. lie had arrived at the conclusion that there was no man more disposed to indulge in • course of arbitrary, reckless, and op pressive tion than the noble lord, and nothing had given him (Mr. Arlen) greater satisfaMion than to have contributed, oa • late occasion, his mite towards the removal of the noble toed from dike. (Load cheers) Mr. KYNTIMA supported the resolution, which was 1111.11.11 i. manly agreed to. A committal was then appointed to carry out the previous remittal* and a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.—Yesterday, the annual nissciag of the governors of the tralvenity College was held la the Lower Theatre of the COOS" John Taylor, Req. the tressurer, in ths chair. The Becretsry reed the report, from widahlt appeared the anniberof stades te ta the batty of medi cine was 210, those of tbe fscalty *flaws and arts with Ito wheel mate s clam, 260, sad curls in the wheel 880, making • WSW 960 eft:lents. The ash account showed the receipts to be Ile :--Cath la hand, 3591.14.2 d. ; hes, 1,4291.9 c; =W• Spay, 1 7 41 . 16 .. 10d. ; loan, 8,0001. ; sad eed ether i 2,2611. 19s. ed. ; tasking a teed Cl 86.0761. 6a. 4d. The had been : Far maw to professors , 4, e 9 x r ai l t r . . Bd. ; masters of junior school, 4,4281. 20. 10d. ; hospital committee hoe of mils, 1,6621. re. • repayment of loan sad intarent, 3,174 C 19s. 2d. ; expenses of college establish -111014 4,1211. 18x. ; other disbaresaisets, 1,1831. 14.. leering cash in head, 6621.35. 4d. The council bad paid _great attendee to Yr. Headlaro's Medical BM, which, though It omoiliated way corporate bodies of the kingdom, hh en tirely out of Mew the intend of that institution. Thei Um bill and presented their petitions Lad Blobs That till did sot pass. The s = Masi the some @lomat of relief to the poor la mud, sod the delbileacy la their mew of moiling that wee about the mare se otter years The eederna ea ciadidatm haw the ref: wore ;-11 1 .17.T,T; M.A.'s, ; LL.B.'s, 6 ; 8 ; sad A.B.'s, 80. Signer Amtra k's' bad been apples& prokeser Cl Italian fa the Paso of Wpm Gallop. Os the modes if Mr. You) the report vim 01011116Theaks were Toed to the Mairmae ; sad he Iftlia;l66ll BATMEN° CoxrAlti.—The synod muting was lewd form C. flaw, irte„ (hair" Mkts* 10x, red a bores of 104. without didactics we. declared, sad • bsLsoed 8,166 f. we carried to the seat har per. rio wwe mital. The red thaska ism Soled ; lad moor we. Mowed by a Maser.