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Mins ; Irbanw tbe may lOW* 111.10,1, ragbag W Dowybetym bibs Dar awl Misassor Implowi by Ciewb a m mo Is nykywi sr Jar Ea v I a July I a li• was yew.' Tiro =rin mew swirkdy wwebromb log ile Oywww. sod way byybriesb Wairbi sad ~....trza=llolll. by , ftas OM eft MI Med. WOW WO We bowywmay• abwo wwilsook woe gm bowyba Whys Ow yobbo. Maw syy4 rowswoj to Womb DEVITIL I MII raTITITTILa . % de t. Dor abilfty." ww wWWW il Mel the Owe Wow Wws we Maw Vit o = mo rbil• ke lambs. W 11 sw4 0011111. = Layaw WWI% mom le ILL& Ws Mrs QPISCTACLI3B, improved by HARRIS sad EiON, ej me mem miseeer re MOIL Bear area be made. Sauk alb errata. or art. alb Mena. 1. to Me Oell dhow Itrearee. eat aelete.ot AM.. Harry . Prato% Qr. lib K. pat erow—Tilol. 94 M il leli W 401 to ea Bad leuelle. Nada dr Mil A Moira Om% litokabot o..glee.—No realm- amolea4 WINTER HOSIERY of SOFT and WARM a .,... .... W ame -a-TAAT n. warm. 4. iliefeegisse. nark Lll. SO I. UND sad WHITE Tr?li aro posiable . m........mmilatirp ,:-.1... ,17--..... s ir di.." et lie lkir., awl „...,rb. leaftelme No Ikea: =ftensij indint i rlar hes dr to irlilerrt lommeb a Pei Ig=nr. I==lie We Monied Or et rneNg ril Um *mamas" L . _ sod It is rls NO mai. Mei It pm , Z owe irerbadif Odooly la. imp ea W Yd. 1. 3- 57A/W WM oas MSc 110. listlareirlia.' es Ur Ihmeninni 401M11•201• eulli ult. Ambit •Ub.,,.....41m 40.4.bar.hrefedesr. A TREASURE for the TOILETrx. Amos. Ye ray lenient c 4 the perm eim sew me be =it the erelfold nnar OLDRIDOWd MILK e/ IMAM If emend to the nets ton beet et On tab le town Ile met delett► tel einem -In es notethat ineneet Is else et On meet el the MINNS mean Or Ite/r ben et at V *Me tee thee ee taunt eve I. mere In hobo lee nee team It lOW Ohne who Shone %ewe bereft draw eta wee et NO. druid on .0 Is eke teletwend Mmememeen the We, bunt le Inn and pennies sew heir. eltlekers. end sretnehen antra. et lo - peon, $ e tentative eeth wit IL Mee In ed . he, ent Ile. enle.-0. and A. OLDS! DOZ. II Ildhlioneetten Sem& Am& w.a rIXOOGONI PATENT ASPHALTS ROOF mu file FUT awl 11000110011 11111.1 kr damp villa %WS ba ; la NS*. al leer olds. IL pa ammo ISM Mr Ns Nair FA Or Or Whin ft ma awl duiloymmes4 : end lbwhina hie Imessee Ai* eft amp ft. Nmesk. rt " ' 46"1".. st s = irlAir CaleW thwesel. I I" RUPTURES. TM PATENT SELF- A 11.117.111104 TINS. err arm* • arms M i o7=l u lo . ososors•dr * or *** li, a. ...w Worn Soar W • red inn kr *bora porn MOM issaismssy Form so roeorwrosks6l4l ololsol lo Mose oblobrd le • ins ••••••abwel slob sorb sioloW• or psi 611614.—.0. DOS r 4 Os. I. Ilowsles. W. WINTER BRABON.—BATHS .1 HOMBURG, sr raniket,..4l.thr.—orb. ....rong ca n i. ~ raw WM all Ow pap sod OS amilmars a Is Wile et pbay. iss 11•11 g. lemill. fif VW illoallak as mil a lia daaat Paika le as• • apasen• ••• MANI softer from 8 /55: 0 1am• a lumwa sal mama Ent plawl ala pa ea. e• Oa mama aw a• ahn ••••• Mei& *ow tom s• Prashar• prang womb Mgt::: Irirkl.... r.:61•=:: ="'" eilaMl bewail" by Mr. C. Doted, of the Dowd ef Trade, late tie Mee et the Royal Charter takes plea today (Tarok,) at Is. Geeripie.l4l, Liverpool, oar useeled at 10 o'clock. INF tIDMIS ROBBEIT.—CIit Saturday evening, Awes ball-peet 6 o'dook. now pence metered lime devilled home .1 Mr. Morin Bawler, N.. 111, ileybeee-sweee, Cando- town, wed stole he. the whoa table • lame initials desk, which eastadoed a geld wee ere. eweillestee of Ames is awried pulite cosepasiso • awe of heed ix 1104 • mall pee* kart, amid eowerel loan sad vele. eelleoweee lowa The Mid le wappeeed le Mee =tared the hear by wow of . shekels by. ?MN LATI BMW ON TBl MIDLAND MAIL wAN.-0. ilabeiday, the 12th lees., Joke Meeobester sod Hebert Mob= Wen bromobt before tbe meaty beach al • elf meghleatee el Shiriobali. Newiagb to aae, dewed with steam misty wedelns.. which bad bees mat Irem P =lMgy, Bit wierbewe, aid other Mews. The yeepefly Melee eseelated . leliseco. swag and Mel" boussii. be, sad wee by the videos swami. The ilidlood Comps, had le isisurity Ike einem to the yoke the articled Nein. The did ..t Any the ohms% wed were fay earedr= LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15. 1859, ,A.AT -UNION of GLASGOW. lOW MIX DAILY Died ee Ilbeiba. Wobbles WI M inim 4M10.al Ur Yletaela Ores " Plirdly. lb. 11111111ITION el PSIS, PA I N I MIM be deribame asl(Ses the abeeileen tar tbr Faieea bee tris 10111111. A. lIDINTON. Abbe Nowniary. MALLS@ J. DOW.. Dabblers lAseas. Detelebiler ',edged aed lbseveap deemed ea she Gebry, aed Mumble lielela la laserti a be of .w... bi Mili MI VW :. MARTINS-HALL.-HANDRIA3 ALEX- A7&INDIUM num mil PAS!~ lIISINITTS MAT QUINN. dlreols• At Mr. JOSS MULLAH. SSMORROW. Igor. l& sal Prforerallle—Alles Orb. Mir FORM Hr Weft. NW M. morrow. Mr. Mayo tow. Mr. WON. S. IL; SOY. fa ; mum gabodra. lAA ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. NISITIIXTH 8/11.1101. Dlftmler-11z. JOU' MULLAH. 1111.111111/JITAIT CLAIM Ira 117. tot wk.. .sti met Plivart&f. 314,, 3 11. b. LIS. 18S, to Omilinse, non Thrindar. ••• aI 0 .111. Fes far Ye Osune—tabo. kb, ; gullum. Us. THOS. iIIIADLASP. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS I: Zt J. Holborn. HILOPIUIID Or tho 011411011.—Tlis J for Yr dims"' nod ostablem bras of Ns 411.11" Irlia Ilin poloollns of Nn =moo men Is OP iv VIII IMO Ono slisonkos and rob home bum amnia On 1111.111. and eroblag ban ben= Mr Onnelobl onisses Ins Wu* of Inn Am or Immo On SS of 1110 HOWL Don roan as Mikan L Overtare US. Going at n woneniy. *amt.*. u. A HOTLL ROOMS, Wiadmill-street.—Dread Otaboa.—OPlX ItVila 11•11111110. 1.4111 elebeatall iraD. elablllidd tw amaread by *tea Lamm& !Maggot Pb". 2 Y. Data Wm at Wilma smrm. at I; dame • NAV wham bears It Aatabalaa. ittAlltytt THE LONDON PAVILION, it, Ti c hb onw Ems arWatritlVlST Ar . bido.scagoaa !'haerfirrlllima_ ri Oink J. G Pord Or rms. Mingle hot alailmji Mem Illoma: awl the waalle. Sodas saisiss. Irtfrog &ker. Me OM. lei DR. YARNS MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL ZiAM/UM. leper the heleandedwd by the limb a Pere le Its Me mem sad laareelhe or say la 0111111 DAIL v ke salt tem II WI a awl .zriarit DgemMthe Remake** nri. Dr. Waal, ea IWlempkg at Montrark ask! at kW II • wanly. Ilyllabalakrey lad Mayes 17Mees, sad Weir errem—Yarkrel Wirer' wawa...4 and Mak neelte—Dikalli maims fer laserkwa ewe IMO air•—the M Beemeklotka —IIOII ' II . B %,WWWw — WWWM: awl he reame—Hoer to nave Moral 11Plipdael .11. De. KaWeelbe ma the Men ei }seta wattled " Tee PID lowehr POI Dee OS POMO et Amps. Wren from kother. It. ~erespeat Oakalleheweek W. T. MARTIN'S HALL.-I(iss Banks, Mr. Wilby• Osegsr. sod Mr. Wi la AllimandWe P mai W" Mar ItTriarzukrizlLEEttltali,w" Mi 'aT. MARTIN'S HALL—Me Grand Opening Cluemrt of Ye mar shot Croaks of Mr. J.. Hoak mmo. Alm lt STA UM., liallsrli• iM. wa, beotftleat ef Mr. HAMMOND Om . J. , Ka. lagsa•noirt. Dli.All.l. OLYMPIC. The little pieces of light comedy which make up me mach den Olympic bill of bre obtained • fresh addition to their tatemler last night. The eetertaiement comprised, besides Mr Baleen's immortal Billingsgate burlesques of the soeleile toy of classical MAW, no less than these of these weed& prime end garden pieces, two of them, Ladies , Sow; sod A Dinslttool Victory, being shoddy estahlidied favowiten, end the other, entitled Ms Bead of Me Amity, Wag a sow thing, honestly acknowledged as a translation tom the Trench is Aoali• d Parolee. The plot is so ex tremely slight that a very few words easy describe it. A young gentleman, who chooses to be known la the village where ha has for some der been stay. leg by the name of Mr. Edgar alone, whilst lodging with a worthy countryman, Jeremy Hackie, end hie pretty Oster Prudence, who has already agreed to be in love with him, Is pestered with the impediment curiosity and for weirdoes of his hostess cousin, Mrs. Charity Swift, the hesdiag widow who corm the neighbouring mill. Shs, as head of the holly, and, in her owe conosit, the only panics show oomegh to take care of everybody's affairs, insists on perastokleg the visitor's Incognito and the object of his o void ; she le even lad by awns evasive compliment of his to has, the. he has come to pay his addresses to ►er, and when molsodod shoat this, she rains a acendal et the dis covery that a strange young lady with a baby, whom she lend" aseconeadated in her . wn house, powers' • portrait Of Xott' near, • holosure which Mitts ninth hokum upon pretty Prudence, and shocks the moral noes of the assembled gossips when it is es•ooeed. All Is explained, however, when Mr. Edgar is 'shooed of the young mother's presence in the village, ix she happens to be hie eider, expelled from her permits' hoes on account of a runaway match, and it is in search of ha that he has oome. This pleasaat example of the finding at a mare's east, and the ridiculous miscarriage of a female busybody, was very smartly noted, and went off well. The breed and violent style of Mrs. Stirling's tones and gesticu lation wee admirably suited to the impulsive loquacity and notheemem a Mrs. Charity Swift. Miss Cottrell appeared a charmingly natural and simple cottage girl se Prudence ; and Mr. Honor Wigan's Jeremy had a genuine smack of ho•ily =Nicety, without the heavy, stolid behaviour of the lore clodhopper. The audience was thin, and the fog had got lab the loam; bat if this caused some involuntary crash ing, the ha of the play was more prevcoative of laughter. MUSIC. ST. MARTINS HALL—STALLS for the Grand eeeeenee hd rgr a ut al ee; be bad el Illirsfa t ll a Pit " 411rz 0............ T. MARTIN% HALL—Handers "Alexandor's Alt:sad Mrirs Isr (Nam" Tim warne. Net. It ond Oro robs Wailand ik. tramety 'Mallen to DNA sod 00471.411, New CONTINENTAL IMPORTATIONS for PRR • lISIITATIOL—T. A. 111111.10 N aml OA amoottally am homaa to thdt ammo puma that thm an my romMat tram tM 44:41km martmam at N OVILTI MI MUM' dm itl tINA ,V , sod MI omalmo to do A. tot tta NINO aaa thithamisi Chelams Imam Mass T.l: . . t and 00. Malt Ma boom at aMtto M lIMM Mir ma mirth, ta mama to MIMI tbrirbask la SW& Oral hams rad matt tolail WM maimpahA—.R. A. JIM I imd Oh. mathatm room= qfteMalk hot Mak dambramt nienigt 11 4161.1 , 640/4. ma Imiaalmot M a lta% lea lama PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE lIRDALII WATIUMITOII mod BIOODIA _ 40 . 1g1a1e4 .0. 1 as' JIWILLERS. Oevervolon. stl Linda JUL MO imp al lib iihe grafts. sal ea Ilairdop Abe. E 0 CHARGE MADE for BTAMPDID PAPER u it IIIIIIILOPIIII IWO Ala ordiar m i . wrowl•liwto=== .4 4lr d orrroZ.: 111111 4 1 ITIVIrogIColi lia.or won I. 47B:IIVO N ATIN D orsoItre lIIIVIDIIViITAZE to We CIIIIIKONT, &MINIS. rod II PIIIIITSD 1/141DIPIED to WILTS'S. with AIMS or OR to ttre Wort 041111).PLA TY ILSOILIITLY /111Q14111110 awl IN SUPIIIIIIIII CaItJNY VILIBI'Ir Dfar Or.M.-41wroo.st RUMMY 101 ItIUWI ealt-Ww•wabllworroi. or PICCA I ILL ..tdoon ben IlairrlThrot. recAUTIFUL BOOKS for PREMINTB.—MI the MOT NOOKS ef the dga r leeted hem the gotbelpil imMebebt le am mad elepat , thet Oman ...ma egge•lr ebbe mratzesi 01100 1.• P MEI se we kept es SAUL wilt their burl element el memos the WOW'. by WI WA OOTIMALN, lbeeted. rat Welmelerbrids• QBCOND-HAND BOOBS BOUGHT sad BOLD. so WILLI' aed DOT @IRA 4 nee *weft* ... rzattt =rknee thenotesteffilhe OOLLI=OI el II ill:001S tar ULM at Ihdr biro Jest pebbled s OAT% LOOU It et ORM 2 1 kr a bet Deets =dem Ned seedenk la win bewelt at Ilbaslisse. et tbele petted week le WebWA Welk lON t ek imi a= =lLet boar et Maw greet *weld bele WY Oarless. Ned lesedlee d • eleflaerery. • Wan= le see Weed sewais, eold eal Re • peralreek ebb* asty be bed web bee ler Woe Al Ye lIIII — WIKDARD WORK@ of ea elle Is wet wed el= sit w miaow WM.,. •• &meet or uraesass Emzet beet pelibitet.— • WAS and 002111•411. billitased, BW BOOK 8, at 2d. is the 1.. discount. ►YI/01 W SON SUPPLY 000111 at toe above tlr imemt. eal wort islos de as 4 IssoM 4410aes. Osts -1144/Bood pecepme tial/1•4 gimp. 44 / 011 1 1 . 041 11144114 es el • rawlloose —tsunami sad NS. 118•1114. Mane 4/10 Miil4. IXANDEL'B MESSIAH, complete (vocal sun, I. Demi Osip sad Owe pa. la. Y. lagin Wm: Sabot Oelm cad Oa, lea hadiatalaseuvat IF.. pair Illaboas to the Qom. pPLINDENTB TB DRUB, by Mogan. Ar mrest Mt Woo ty 0. W . Wom. la uof Otos e.. We Groat Nam 3t. "Me *sad oomme et tio ovist rotor Is treodit EY. the mit Wo t nottolp ionaprow og mrsoolo ow rl 1 M I A MI mot to oinks Jo too Wouto Ilmoire or toitt .m.m, mil 111111111=41/16 maellf Id M ii=1•01101111." " : Wort Onto owl Ow. 31/11 = a4P1114. W.. PA► oo to as Qom& MUSICAL EDUCATION FOR ALL—Warks Cirminutia 11100 Cbmis.-11113, 10 ROUNDS and .11111, at la 13 Parks. orb 94 "la `quo um damn In London and "Wen We proved=nnnt ais slelbolo botb tO 1.110 .Pr=nol firm et as Warren% Handbook /Ws" lo.; Mom I. 4. llE — Na Own Handbesk of Olook No. Si .. 0 knok,oein. k. * umnfolorls Handlook. Mak 91. and 0., wok 11. ma : Womb 0001 on el Or le Wr. wlik swots 01. nwfa loiden k 10. ; 11040 Mt ol 0800 0 K; : ldkiet (kmin awl On. HoWrlisibinkdkrua, W. Irml Pa 141.1 18 NM woes Ilia, Nide K. ment tree by patter az Ile rietMORLEY'S FARMS' ALMANACS. for Wil.—la Ilk fribiimo Mossrals • preeelee le pm melee, emmeelled walk Imemeemems la Ileeedbm, Yeed bee wile be . sela f .. Ir . z_e cu tieleg ies, : le all. A Cireg .411111111 0N1111M.411111111 Oselego—Otiebe sad Vl et 040 Yeed—adelior Yee of mei. erl Oebe—O be asebadleg eleemesseAal nd Magical isyfea4 Wake. Ifeleded. =I. salsas ef Yak bajis. Leaks: MOW by Awl Main. TT. Ifeepebebriel ILO.; eat meg be bed et sal I • war swab tee So ale ef " Tbeelsyli Art Yr Oellie.' IMO! RICA L MUM= IN NUM AND MBANK Dr _pebbl Artee bee ECTRI r poi tomer ECOND Ll e& TZ ; or, EL ke CAL NTIVOUS § VODOIL • Near w.tlrered tbe Dada pentea el MN=ernre tem the Drees Dem el Berger sr Ph= rd the Otemilea Mere ewerrash MO herr reenellese ea the pro .the pair erierre. Oresir le re liestmer et WM dber ht Were Om old Dem is reellellsee Meer eaMIIIhWI fra• Detre ~MIN ram Elsratel MI Ore ~DI Dm N erre" et • Derr Pleseihaserst Mearolv for a rtris i ter word iresellest. rear d el . es ed Zob seerrie reit le re Derr et& A mer bar sereirt Ma the miter iti D eb. el Ow *lam ism rare loNselise roil. et big r less is. reerr emil Norma SIMION see MOW : WM" Or Mos is. Mr Ilk Os Draw or Me Is fire. mil Ole err reprellist kir. sit emu= mar leeree Err pmegyer se eel re prier bre& ee • rearm Dile are et Mel perrieD ree . t i re sofe• et listMarg. areatip eel Mere le tralmet, be es le re Ca ss e i r ID Irish rembliDed se • rpm MEM wordy ihe Aseed 1.0" MUM b Deer Oleus mallet allbseirilin. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. It will be remembered that theme concerts were eitebilebid in February last, sad continued weekly till the sad of the semen. with such remarkable success that their eebvprwra►e have begun a second metes, which they •a mmoe lea consist of twelve concerts. These perform•aae doubtless will constitute the chief attraction of the winter ma ma. It has been the object of the direotore to solve the queetios whether music of • high sad classica► elder could at the same time be popular ; end they have certainly shown that this can be the case. "Till my lately," they said in their prospectus of the series now begs. " a string quartet or • pianoforte sonata, played by AM-ma snits, was • luxury reserved for the enjoyment of • how exclusive circles, and regarded on the other hand as mumethiag that tenet amenity be caviar. to the multitude. The lastitstors of the Monday Popular Concerts were not ef this opiates." And they have shown that they are right. They have shown that the most reined works of the great matere, both vocal and twtrumest•l, are attractive to the geaseal ►edy of the public. The mart of last night drew ea masses which Lied et. Isamifrhell in even) , gad. We Newt give as Idea of the soars end quality of this esseet Wear dm by vesting lb, preiseums which, We* sputa he bolt: Ta. C W rr ia ilte l br2r e & therr a mes " ta__ M. Lit 11.11drass. awl zwasc NMI Desk " las la bias him" Madame Lamina ilignipps sad How Reicher& .... loralaL Oil vibe ano pier my make." Hon Aeln teramillaime Imam Mains= r isinkam ■ aria la Ih =l lbedo). Op I. "" I Mr si time Newell. Mr Bselltotea Pare 11. Quelallia islme.Op.lllldeilmis4 4 nammetyl ler visli. awl V 14011040 ilrst dm al are etirrui N. IFInIsmILI. Herr l Ma& •• viliy we WO" Yaw Lememi ohm ... ....... ..... G. A l lf ramp. Dusk " H., sierles." iladre Lemnos Mar le wet% plaestaels NA Vivi: ' Mow flabi arl Y. brisnki. Ondrame. si . ....... . The mewl wee oat sacordal ; sid the hooray and ant. meted enthuse bestowed upon evert piths thawed bow touch W sadism, appecisted sad egjoyed tble 'dad sad cleri cal eat stet. PlCTosss POE TEE NATIONAL GALLIUM—At the noon sale of Count litiltherere piston& at elder, to Heriono, two very hematite! &mode& mare bought for the National Whey, et the respective prism of 1,1801., sad 1,0601. The Mulcts represent greed waterfalls, sad wore probably panted as companies pictures, being of the mme size, If sot !tom the same locality. THE SPECIAL SERVICES AT ST. JAMES'S HALL.— The sewed of the special services for the work* damn apoodneted by diseentieg ministers, took plata in St. awned s hall ea Sunday inning. The Bev. J. oe, D.D., of the Poultry Chapel officiated, and preached an normal wens front the Ist Epistle of Jana, c. Ir., 9th aad 10th vanes. The hall wee crowded to ernes, numbers of beteg leader th e ammeity of standing during the w of th e limn Nat Benday, in addition to the • service, a series of efterama services will be when the Rev. Newmaa Mall, LLB., will preach. Bev. Thomas Lbareilya will taint* in the evening. ANNIVESSAET or PEOTEareNTIaM. Thursday sent is the modeling of the wasseloa of Queen Elizabeth, sad it will probably be take, non of by many of the protes ted clergy ae an occasion foe 'peal earner. At Bow Church, the saniveresry arum; appontid under the wills of Thanes Chapman the elder aod Thome Chapman the will be preached by the Rev. W. Webster. The genseaby been chaos bat the rib was departed ikon lest yew by the Em. M. H. Viola sad the moms was preached la the eating.—My Press. A PITMAN'S PErrrlow To THE QUELL—Some short time age a plasma Bang et Bettor-Is-Rees was in weal of. lasses to fee:dints his study of unman,. Not berg la • pukka to procure the neeessery instrumect, and Slag at lien emu time • most weever* and devoted admirer et Lk Isaac Newton, he cane to data etermlnatna to petition he. Majesty, In the hope that his cam might be token into be. oreckets cocelderstica, and accordingly laid him humble prayer at her feet. It he oadoeseood he bed pre ' cloudy beard of a @Millar application being male, and vented, thr • mimics' instrument. Armed with title pre ceding sad aewesatog faith of • loyal _enbiort. the poor plisse pineal bis petition before hie beloved Sovereign. After the l•pm of • short time, • telescope bad Its way to the Mettemlealiela Reading-room, where it is new being used by the mbar to castles and the not of the member, of the Inshades It is a heentifully-lkishol bras insinneent, eel_ I. , we understand, to receive • Siting ovation by so Magaral meolleanks' Chroniele. Tug HON. HENRY BTANLET.—It will be nmein bond that some weeks ago several paragraphs appeared in the Louisa and provincial newspapers, stating that the Hoßemy Stealer, eon of Lord Stanley of Aided'', I daring his travels deserted the religion' faith of Me &newton, embrered the docrines of Nahum. medsoisce, and in fact, identified himeeff with Um irsers and superstitions of the East. However absurd sad incredible the statements might easily hare bee supposed as be, yet than was an air of ticularity and aniemiuMislity about them that mod* t hem par current as few& Bat, though no authoritative contredictioa bee prvefinely been gives to them, we are enabled positively ' w sesta that the oehnonlons samara are utterly void of huadadia. lb, etealey, like away other Stoniest Rag lleh immiseasik has mixed with the inhabiteota of the easaarles lisesph which he sewed, with • desire to become seinsiated with their traaere, 'spouse, habits, mad ; sad fa hie Isaacson.* with the natives, may ham him oostame somewhat to their habits. But that be bed become In say way SSW with their religious Mash skip • calumny, at which Mr , etaidey moat maces amllL...69l hart and indignant. We saderstend that that who le or was ressatly at Res le about to return neatly, and with unabated egad for the weed and ilisNawalalw of his wire land.—.Newelaptsid Hiserier. NUMMI of PATENTS, SOUTH lEZIOHNOTON. Numbs of Ashen for the week saw Nov. 11:—Morons, LON; 1,433; total, 2,472. Ulan the opening of the I Mira. see (Ilay 11, M ) , 161,306. (Stamped Id.:,idditionaL) ROYAL OZOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY'. The opening meeting of the session was held yeaterday evening, at the Rooms in Burlington House. The ' attendance was unusually large, and included Admirals Asada, Fitsßoy, and Love; Captains Sir E. Belcher, Col lision, Shoran Osborn, Hobson, Crawford, Crofton, Coch rane, Nonosh, Ryder, Bediegfold, and Lenestar, MN.; Canals A. Toone; Dn. King, et.Coreose.i, and R.N. • Captain W. Harrieurt, Walker, sad i'arker Snow ; the Bari of fioeffield, Sir J. Copley, Sir T. Fremantle, Sir N. Pally, Sir J. Kay Shattleworth, Sir J. Shell, G enia l ' Pollock, Portlock, Fox, and Benson Colonel J• 1134., Cap tains Burton and Rice; Dr.. Gib son, Hodgkin, booth ; Mr. Wane, M.P.; Mr. D. Seymour, M.P.; and Mr. Grey, The Earl of Ripon, the presideot, was to have take. the chair, but owing to the deathlcif hisuncle, Earl De Grey, which took place that morning , he meld not att e nd, and in hie stenos Sir K. 1. Idoncinewr presided, and having ex plained the reason why he was celled open to take the chair called on Dr. Shaw, the seentary, to read the minutes of this lest meeting. Atterwasda the names of the several applicents for membership ware read over, aU of whom were ballotted in. Captain M•Cenneen, R.N. (who wee very heart* ), thee reed a paper upon th e discoveries made by the peered) in search of Sir John Franklin. This paper described the voyage of the Fox, and the various incidents of the search, which have already been published in the Admi ralty despatchet, in the newspaper., and in other forms. The paper was illustrated and explained by diagram. and drawings prepared by Captain R. Goihneon, &N. and Mr. Parker Snow, showing the mite taken by the expedition, the more interestiort points In which were pointed out by Captain Collinson, R.N., aa they were referred to by Captain Mtaintook. A model of the Fox was exhibited on the table, as wao also the original reoqd of the unfortunate Franklin expedition found in the cairn at Ring Willis..'. Lead, aid naromona pins and maps. The CU•11111AN observed that pi:culling ea he did on the present owsion the position which e filled when Sir J. Franklin went out on his teat (menthes., it was with no l amb emotion that he rose to say • few worda upon the subject which Captain M•Clintack's paper had brought to their notice. Sir J. Franklin was at the tiros of whin he spoke Vice President of toe Geographical Society, sad he had looked forward for many yews with hope to see him return and till the place which was now et, unworthily held by himself. For many years not only Great Britain, but to their honour the people and government of the Unitei State. had sought in vain for some traces , of our unfortunate and . toot fellow-caintrymen, who it was now proved had perished in the Arnie regions. ; The most doungumbed of our Arctic's:phew, many of whom he was hippy to see around him; Captain Collinsue—(bear, hear)—Captain Osborn-0..0-81 Z. Beicher—(lieer)— and he believed Admiral Austin—(cheerej--all these, and i many other eminent man, had .ought, and sought in vain, 1 for this record which the last expedition older Captain M'Clintock had dimovered, and which revealed so us ter the first time the fate of Frank lin and his sesociates. This was a triumph—a triumph for the British nation; and let I him add that it bad been accomplished by the energy and devotion of an Englishwoman. (Great cheering.) To Lady Franklin must be *acceded the great , praise of having, despite difficulties and discouregensenta of no, ordinary character, partnered in the cause she had so I man at heart until she sent out • fourth expedition, which was sooosedul after three previous nee had failed. (Hear, I bear.) To bar, therefore, mast be amend the greaten W . ; , sour dist had ever fallen to the lot of any Englishwoman— , that of peeving her devotion in sack • nun and of mann such • result. (Cheers.) He would not attempt to enter into an analysie of the views which bad been laid before them by Captain M'Cllntock in his able communication, bet j he would take that opportunity of announcing th at j then was forthcoming • work, which he had already had the , privilege mot ore d r ead ing, ild and sal they y Lou: find t to na w rlte a d i Captain M'Clintock bad scarcely done justice In the published , despatches and the paper they bad heard read—the incidents of the expedition, and the truth which that gallant either I end his associates had gone through. Some of them (Captain , Hoban and Dr. Walker) had been mentioned in the paper, sad Captain Allen Young—(chew) a gentleman who, though connected with our mercantile saline, had thrown j not only his own services into this great venture, hut had , mancribed 6001. towards the expenses. (Loud cheers.) Captain ld`Clintook had not given half ' midis enough to the real merits of en expedition the minim of which IMO glorious in a geogn hies' point of view, for they had proved the navigability of the Belot • Owens, and, for the Aret time, had pointed out the earth- wen point of the American matinee (Hear, ken.) These were great results, end when they read el the difficulties simian which then who had attained them had had to Waggle threegh, when they nod at their sufferinge—many el them having been offiimed a ;nit past of the time wita sow Madame—Win they reed all the interesting facts cownesd with the expedition is the work to which he bed ebesdy alluded, they would be surprised, as well as delighted, at the success which had been achieved. (Hear.) With vegan to the difficultise—had they not heard that the little yawl, of only 170 tons, la which Copula M'Clintock went out—the Fox-after having in the fret year almost made the pawn woes Baffin's Bay, we en fast in the winter ice and drifted back agate 1,200 miles into the Atlantic? Weald an that have discouraged any other man from proceediag? HO, to use a militimy Wren, be re turned to the than* sad an what he bad anted—bow he had made these Important Isseverfse, sal nestled Sc, the Seat time the fete of Finkle and bb semeistes. (Chem) He bit that se Eaglishases we owed • deep debt of gratitude —bet, and to Lady Franklin be esakag • a bat this lest espial- Wm, next to Capella Walatock ihr the wassist la which he had carried it am. lb would net further detela them, bat should be glad to hoer any reenarks from these gentlemen la the room who were, from experience in Arctic research, competent to 'peak upon the subjoin. One thing, however be would sdd before sitting down, that was that there wild be no doubt now that Franklin went farther north in • ship than any other European bad aver reached. (Hear, mar.) Sir H. Bm.cmita believed that Sir John Franklin went up Wallington Channel as far as Crescent Island. He could go no farther, but was blocked in the mine way that his (Sir E. Beleher.s) ezpodition was. When he looked at the lee et Creston Island he thought that any meal subjected to such a pressure would be dearoyed. After that they toned that there wee a clearway off the land, and be regretted that he had not ban there 24 hours earlier to pass through, But Sir J. Fraaklln mast have gone up on the other Ode, or he could sot hen mesa the channel to return by. He must have gone to the west of King William's Land, and not down Peel's Sound ea had been supposed. Corbin Cohintsue—The most important and biteneting Information, next to the fate of Sir jolts Franklin, which Captain bl'Clintock brought beak was the extraordinary cha nnel:Wes as to the crow.. There weft nine wrens miming, and had he been in the same poultice 'Racy'. Crean co his seemed voyage, he would have sent a boat beabytheM'Kensie to the Hudson's Bay Cooney Matta( that he required further assistatioe. ( B ear, how.) In the pine of wood which he (Captain Collinsoc) picked: up at Flalasen's Islaad, they bad good 11118011 to think that sine part of the Ernes and Tenor bed pined hy the wed el that island, and wee perhaps deposited then. Daises they searched three pines in July and August It wee umbes. With regard to the abandonment of the ships by thole crews. When them ships railed to do 40 deuitravalling by sledge away frees the ships was • groat th ,• now they could do 80. But to do 40 with • another of sck was Impossible. The fact was that the expedition arrived at the Great Fish River too early for the water to be open, and having no provisions they there met with their death. The result confirmed an opinion be mar year. ago, but he had not discouraged the march , he had himself been within 40 miles of the spot where the Mowery of the remains were made, bat he rejoiced that the horror of the discovery had fallen upon so worthy a member of the same prolemion. He referred in teems of warm eulogy to the energy end devotion of Lady Freaking, and remarked that it was due to Franklin to acknowledge, that what Columbus began Franklin com pleted, viz., the discovery of the American continent. Captain iluswinn; Osawor expressed a conviction that the march after the Fraaklin expedition was sow closed, sod that it wee Forked, twins to wren it further. Alter perusing the journal which bad been found, he was convinced that whatever track the miming men of the WWI of the Erebus and Terror took, they had perished at Beeohy 'stead, beyond which no trace of them had been found. Captain Hossom, who was warmly received, gen some so- count of the manner in which the records of the Franklin expedition as detailed in hie despatches had been disco vered. His opinion was that the bodies of the iota disco vered bad perished in the endeavour to And their way ben to the chip. The two in the boat wire either or man who, having found it impossible to reach thtit i rp= retuned to the beat and died. He was convintod that there were DON of that =fortunate expedition now Helm. Captain Snow, of the M ernentile Marine, said • few wade, in which Indiffered in some respects from the gallant allows who had him. On behall of the 106 men yet un none for, be urged that the search should be renewed until some more positive Warman= ci their fate wee ob tain& (Bear, hear.) There was y no sufficient evidence that they had perished. (Ilear,) • believed yet that records would be found at Cape Walker, belleviug that that the expedition had gone on in pumaano• of the inaerno. lions of Sir J. Franklin to proceed to the Souk West. He wee prepared to go through the whole of the endows to show that It was neat to Impossible that them 106 gallant spirits bad perished In the way that had bes• geggested. (Neer, bear.) Remember, they were sot lielplus savages, but gallant Englishmen who wend ant ancounb while a amen remained. (Hew) He new mended another expedition overland to sea r& the whole of the locality In the direction in which he 'appeared the ear viva. of the Franklin expedition to have game. He re minded the emedng that one great object of the expedition was to maks ineenetio observations, cad ants some mooed of the rw.lte were discovered he would an abandon all how. He was bat • beabie individual, without foetene and with out Nap, but if Ids hunk woe 'pored, he would go out nut [TWOPENCE. spring, wbe(her stone or in company with others, sad would Vtrethe whole locality, roars( not to return until this wu solved. (Loud cheers.) Captain KENNIDY 0000W7Ild With Yr. Snow. Ns had • baud a rumour last summer that some Huropsens had been seen In the direction of the ll'Kessis River. He Imagined these were moms of the 106, and that there was every chance that some of than were yet alive. It was perfectly clear that Europeans could adapt themselves to native hablm. Nothing leas than another expedition arid satisfy the public. (Hear, bear.) He recalled attention to the difficttl ' ties which Lady Franklin had encountered in sending out the last expedition against opposition from all quarters, and after the results which that expedition ban attained, it would be discreditable in the nation to let the matter drop where it 1111111. Captain M'Cr.lJlroci, Is reply, observed that all the in formation proved that all the food the expedition mold ham MANI with them was forty days' short grandam. The wonder, therefore, was how they got so far, sad them WY so chance, the provisions being athemeted, that Off mold ham made their way from the Groat Mph rim to Mostmal Intend, err say pan of the Hodasa's Bay territory. He hod so wish to throw add water spots the hopes ad say mar stank Famous whe might wish to go out as a further march. Ha would remind the vacating that all the way from the Great Fish deer to the Hudson's Bay territory had been searebed. Dr. Kum—Over Ma ice and snow, Capt. lll`Ctiatock, re member. (Hear, hem.) The Csaismax this thanled CapOtill H'Clinteck and those gentlemen who bad taloa pan in the dissuasion, for the mformatkes they had &Seeded, sad the ameting saps rated. ALECTORAL CORRUPTION AT NORWICB. An affair has transpired sl Norwich which has caned onisideiable eiteltement. The town come) of the city le crammed of 64 members, 48 d whom are abated by the public, while the remaining 16 are chosen by the coun cillors. The aldermem are chosen ie so:mimes with the Muaidpal Act for Oil years, eight being appointed every three years. At the prose time 20 of the elected coun cillors are liberals and 28 COMCirrttirfO, while al the &Mamma. are liberals. Eight retired on um 9th inst. ; the council at which their places were to be filled up accordingly ooristed of 28 liberals and 28 coneernativer, and of course whichever petty secured the new aldermen obtained the majority— probably for three years. This being the ease, morn exertion. wee made on both sides to achieve the object in view, and • charge was made by the liberals the a heavy bribe had bees offered to oas of their body, Mr. led Fort. to indium him to vote for sight conservable dilemma. A. committee was appointed to investigate the eimanzatasosa, and the result has been that the town clerk ha inenented pro ceedings before the dry magitrates, Mr. Albert A Collie; a. solicitor materna( la the town, being charged with haring. unlawfully compered with Mr. Henry Ciroxford and other to corrupt Mr. Fox by off er i ng hi m money to vote. roMin aldermea. It appears front the wakens adduced. that on the morale, of the 9th of November Ma Pox wee. requested by Mx. Cranford to meet him at the lop Pole gardens with reference to the approaching Meotiorsef alder men. Mr. Croxford lad pieviocialy told him that idle would vote for tory aldermen he should have 6001., observing, " You oome to my home, sad them it is. I go moist do you cons after me; omit in at the back door, and I will. satisfy you." Mr. Fon went to Mr. Cranford's home by the back door, first proceeding to Mr. Wilde (oi the firm of Wilde cad boa, 23, Parlisissat-chest), and telling him. what bad taken place. On reaming Mn. Crox fird's Mr. Fox was invited upetaire, and shown the halves of three 1001. sad fear 601. Bank of E semi notes. Mr. Croxford tried at bat to keep the whole of themotee his own_posseseion, or to place them In seine tithes person's heads 611 the voting bad taken place, when be min Kr. Fox. should have them. He also Mated that the other helves of the net.. lay at Mr. Collins'. Mr. Fos, however, said,. " No, you must give eate the halves of the three Imadzeda, sad the numbers of the four Yam" Mr. Crodord, apex. this, observed that he could not give them up until he had. gem to Mr. Collins ; and after be absent from the room about seven minutes, he returned and gave the halms of the. three 1001. notes to Mr. Fox, permitting him also to take down the numbers of the four tikes. Mr. Pox them went to. the Council Chamber, when the dictaa of adenoma w about to take plaoe, and, la the course of the proceediage,.. publicly exittbitrl the half hoax Mr. Cranford bad.. is the muss ot the laterefew, said to hint, list of aldermen will be handed to rut ; If yam will do that they will stick to you in the seventh, ward, sad if yea are bused out never mind, you shall ha. an &terms. or Garda( you like." Mr. Fox havlag been. mentiaad, adage endsace was given to Mow that Mr. Corte , ford sad Mr. Collins had bun in communication with each. ether he the course of the morning of the 9* end Mao than Mr. Collins bad met • leading mamba" of the anal mammas tire parq the same wortaisi at the lank of limns. Ranier and Eleoa. Mr. R. J. H. Harvey, a member of thiDafgaw was celled as • whams, but mkt he should deollm to mass what Inc* at the beak until la had taken legal advise on the The magistrates accordingly adjourned the beaky, ratting Mr. Collins to bail I. two swedes 0L261111. each, and himself in 6001. Mr. Croaked is Mated Whims left Norwich. Mr. Fox, after all, voted for liberal Women. FORMS' GENERAL Blifivozart 4880014T10N. The seventh quarterly general meeting st mom ben of the aboveoharludge Institution was held yesterday arm ing at the Gorge Hotel, AlOsnneabary, Kr. KIK in dm choir. The valve of the easeeistien me' be estimated from the (sot that the author of porton employed in mercantile arms in the me tr opolis reeithes the 'mane's segregate at 80,000. TM objets ot the moiety is the grenting of_pim elms to dleakdad porters, their widows end orphan'. From I the report, whir& was reed by the matetszy, it append that the total nosipte from the etemnomemest boa 2,6154 19s. al which 44K. UK bed been the contriba— Moe of 1,1133 porters, 1,84 K. 7..,01447 sabsadbers, with sews 290 1. eel anne allBe. subsc rileavi ptions. Wood diebaresowatehaderom W. Th ated to. 44., ag a s 2,2064 It e ad.. mote of the Methadon daring the last gaoler had been am ideate'', 2841. 11s. having been Mild to its hinds. six sionthe the property of the charity had been doubled. The report 'occluded with a forcible appeal on behalf of tpe leathation, calling special attention to the fact that wiser had now set in, end that the claims upon their attendee had In OM pewee' been very much incresaod. The bm lance-ehest showed a balance from lot quarto of 2,0634 18s. 7d. Subscriptions to present 2641. 11a. Contra : Stationery and prating, a t t a 17s. 11d. ?Zarin, advertisements, tr.c., 31.6+. 11d. mordnp, K. 38. Balance, 2,2934. 3s, 9d. M ausi doeMemts having been read and adopted, the Aker, were sleeted for the you, including auditors and board of zessigiumat. With five or six exceptions, the existing staff woe re-elsetwi. The !madam which wee composed almost entirely of por ters wholly employed in London °ornamental establishments, wee a model of regularity and attention. Several members sabered the meeting, briefly, but with great practioal good run, sad an admirable sympathy for the destitute or dies. bled members of their own calling. Amongst the speakers wwe Mr. Stsvess, head porter at Messrs. Travers'.ldincing. leas, sad who his gives 100 (dame to the charity, and • piece °Mad apes which to snot ea dosshouse ; Mr. Staves", from Masses. bLeclittyre, Bachsatm, sat Co.; sad Mr. Faraday, from Marra. Copestake sad Co. Messrs. ISM mid Balla, members of the board of t, also addressed sews observations to the meeting, r stitch thaoks were voted to the chairman sad board of management, sad the pceeesdlegs terminated. DEATH MX BATING POISONOUS BAUSAOES...o Yesterday afternoon an Inquiet was held at the For, Park rood, Biagilead, on the body of William Eaton, who expired on Thlusdey lest from having eaten some poisonous sausages. Mr. Beard, the enholtor, appeared to watch the case on the part of Kr. Peschey, at whore shop the sausages had been Oongbt; and Mr . Velment and another geotleruan connected with the Board of Health were present. It appeared from the statements of the wife and sou of the deceased, who wan a carmati, that on Friday, the 6th of November, • pound and a half of beef sansages were Iroght at the shop of Mr. Posabay, the pork butcher, of High-street, Kingsland, for 60. The deceased ate one of them raw and three of them cooked, and his wife and four of the children ate the rest. They had them for tee, having partaken of no other animal food during the day. In the night they were all taken ill with purging sad vomiting, end the deceased lingered until Thursday last, when he expired.—William Letter, of 7, Bird-street, Kenaingtoo, was called and about to be sworn, but it being intimated that it was he who had sold the meat from which the mumps were made, the coroner declined to examine him. Mr. Joseph James, of Nelson- Newington surgeon, stated Chet he woe "' a n : c la ' in to see the deceased. He found him in a very low state. That was on Monday. He had never sees him before. His symptoms were those of Engliah cholera; whams ressoribed accordingly, and the vomiting stopped, but en Wednesday be again threw up some coffee which he had drank. He lingered until Tounday, gradually getting weaker, sad died about ten o'clock. lie (the surgeon) had dace made a post-mortem examination of the body, which was quite healthy, and there wee nothing to account for death excepting exhaustion from purging and vomiting. The intestines were inflamed and congested. Deceased was in a common state before hi. death. Witten prescribed for the wife and children, who recovered. The whole of the intestinal cabal, the kidaeys, and pleura, had been reeled up in a jar end given to the authorities for anslyeis, as also woes of the sausages. At this stage the inquiry was adjourns& The proceedings crested the greatest interest ; be forty and fifty persona being Doe from having saga the asumges bought from the shop that day. Mr. Prelim our prearat, sad mesa sympathy is felt for hie pastran, as be is a raced nepeetelais mass and has bag in Wilms Kbpierad yam.