The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-11 00:00:00

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Row LAX D ...I oomA. 0. 11•21woriss:eir• away... 1 1 1 111.0•41.10 dell•M .6, 0.0411•04•4 gm .41NPWOMO .00+m.. 1/UOS, FLEAS, sad LICK, la der, Woo resita,, rlseM.uows! lowle. I. portwtly wash. gm. haw bolaa by brwwww.MlWW.ll4l. WOE et W.. . Maa WW. WWileW W I=. 0 1 ,, saw Wwlwws, If t Mkt r mod A Val& W. Wwk al% S.C.. Y man saly as mar - os 16 is Rd, f Lowlw EP:TACLEB, bsprarad by HARMS rd /ON, abs semdatitimerpo OW *llk belbovniche sit= mu Nabob 1101161116 Lb. bib tbass. a. Ls in. obi boasail gfe- 011•1 Web lbws Mom Obb. St 111•10 . gas b1. 1.1 44&11 1 10 =Lb. obilEmbe lbsi t rag oi b altdpiri.i..ol6l.ll4= IMPERIAL PARL [ANENT. • HOUSE OF LORDS.—WaDxsaDAY ' Avower 10. The bowie sat at fear o'clock ta-day, toforweed oabby bille a stew. Lod EIDESTIALE preowled a petition from a trade a n t cosatry against the abothics t kw debts. DUNGANNON proesated two petitions from lbe Royal Colleges of Sargeewe of inked sad lobed naked the Medical Aote Astenthoot Dili, sod preying that the hal might he posepeard for the present. EXAMINERS 07 STANDING ORDERS. Lord RILDESDALE wowed this Samuel Smith. lag, mad Charles Fran, Zee., amid he appointed rzandure for studies odes ke the emeraies asealso. Agreed le. The kYe bale were or bo ugeseg gwe cume lt : dated Taal ( 2), Ems Lem, Iram p ro 6 4elsisier siess of Sseasa, 001.1,111111•14 of logs Aat Auswitrawst, Baum Toes, lasicaure Acts Aareadmeat, Stook is Trade Ea eopries, Neakelsoical Jarffrtictioa CcaWssma. Episcopal cad Capleals- Estates Lees Coat...isnot, Gann Praline Prevention Aet Coatinnance, Weighta sad Weesawre Act Assendmrat, Turnpike Acts Continnaaos, Dahlia Polka, ead the Charitable &ad Provideat Societies, Bills. The Militia Laws Antendeasnt Bill pared threash teurlttee. POOR LAW BOARDS ( PAYMENT OP DEBTS) BILL. Lied WODEROUSE, at mowing the second reedkag et ids ME, meted the nature of B. pentane, which sre Already well dews hose the dismiss. in the Commons. Led REDESDALE elsjewed to the second end third demo of the MIL which were Introduced expressly to mem there re af she City of Ueda. Union, and to cows the co.- Th.dtheir mho die 13 years peat, TORD CHANCILLOR aud that the bill yes lanais* ea jut pelanipise. Tim bill wee wad • erred thee. AMENDMENT MEDICAL ACTS BILL of this bal on the gram& stated is the petitioas which ha led meowed. Aker a mavereaties the bill was read a .wood thee. The follow* bills wore reed • third time and pas ed : Coinage, Probate, end Lenore of Adminatraties (Ireland), Palms (Canada sod Boroughs), Tunnels, Truk Arrange ments, Bills. . Ths Bishop o OXFORD prenatal tOIRIP polliesP, chiefly gram clergyman in as noway Apart marvlngs with demaind nals's sew, spina as of church rata sad spina the Badowed Barak 111 Nike wee wubdrawa as elan alga). Bar bilis an breaght ma has de Commas sad used a ant dais, sal time boom ties sijoiraul. HOUSE OF COMMONB.—Wmfmair, Armin 10. The Ilsie Om Bill weed through committee. The Estopean Troops (ledia) Bill wee conetUred as &waled in coomettme. After sOlne disemakm, io which General Peel, Sir De Lesy Erase, sad Mr. 11. Herbert took pan, the bill wee reed • third time sad pens& On the audios of Mr. HODGSON, • eommla.loa was Da Wowed to Ingram Into corrupt practices at the lets ricottas for Wakefield. The house atljoarard, shortly Was 6 o'clock, until 2 thia day. THE IVITBDRAW4 L or THE PON TIALICT SLICTION .1.1771T1VN. Immediately as the ariselusion of the debate in the Roue. of Commas yeeNirday siterstoos, which led to the appointownt 01 • ~totes to Inquire into the petition of Mr. Hush Childers. aiseplataing of the coadoot of the sitting member fur Poet rest (Mr. Overfed), relative to the with drawal of the porkies eipleat his return, the mashers rip pointed on the co slam proceeded upstairs and eanzoonood t►eir ingoiry. Mr. NValpole was wassiso•sly called to the chair, and the ether members of the cormialitee were Mr. 0172 Lord K. Charon, Captain Jervis, Mr. Cando:S, Mr. Phillip., sad Mr. &Ivy,. — Th - Opee - 'grgie having been linked in, The Milking= informed them Chet it had been referred to the onsunitili to inquire into the trugh of the alien= oil eenendatil is Mr. Clulgtore petitioe end he wished =know If my penes appeared to soils= ihe ease foe that gentle- pied Mr. far Lormas, that p the sine 1111r.Childers, stated Oat ha ap eeps's. Cbrirmoo : 1W ibis is a matter "Sorting the media* of a warder, ISIMMIIIIS WWI to know whether say par ses SWIMS Ws lila W. - UK said Ibot If he won @flowed the amititaare of his roar, Mr. Damn, said be Woo allowed to give endears is mil r essdast the essay be mead appear for Mr. Overend. sebererim be .b.O ll y~ o to apply that Mr. ()reread should se bora by osuel. It we Kos armed by oomest of a parties that the two arab siteall Is mumilod bet so witnesses, and than he porsimoof or labs Ib. coodoet of the ear, examine the other ortiamoo, sat Wren art committee. la reply ne • question teem the &airmail as to the course _ _ _ Larne ere that ha rowel GM of ell to tore Me eremeeet r • either, thee es ea Mr. Childers and Mr. filMfraes sod say other where arearry, sod Beally to place tee wllOlO of the eeneeporiehee before the conuoit•se, led irk the axotoinee to report os the &vibe. Ti. Chimer —Word you ask us to report an opinion se teen se the hetet _ kr:Lamm giant ike await reserve any such application WI ins lasts roe ►dasa thew. • dean ressoarest ibis took Ore to allow the puttee to eat the sestereay desentede era the ettemlesoe d wit anew asd ea the rereenablie at the roserittee, Yr. Lemma wee eaerheed i neeldereble tenth, sad aselsied by brearg Is the esereepisdeset. It wee thee aniseed. epos Ile eider et the roarattee, Ow a reaper diode be derstebed te Mr. Cerise to be =I es dr seat dell. dthe aerrittie, to bear the eel t Kr. Wildeser. lllllrimupos-nriso JLEOIIOII. Chid szoltsussat has peovailod is this borough during ohs lasi *Pr digs, is einemplome of the report of the Ilearstrey of the Neth en &km Union reenacting the bribery and onimptim prestieed at the We election. Tomato el permed visitor ham bees used towards those who emptied the ledhemstion; sad legd . proceedings are badly lolled of by the prams imp li cated to the report, which has bats sitmeivey *calmed throughout Berwick . Oa Moodily maim • very large open.air mastitis was bald by the in.hshiteate of the hareagh, on the open ground adjoiniog the bridge, on the Tweedmouth rids of the river, ! is the purpose of adopting • petition to the Hoses of Coo -1 mow, prsytag far a royal eammlseroo to inquire into all the circumstances losasiMed Via the lane rimiest. Some Wbefore the moselag brims, greet immu et people MI =mode; sad by the tiro applied be ~ ormemeciag perwillwie spewed, e 12,11110 pumas wan premet. Tbe nem porker order privedird, and pert hilliest war evinced by the . yeeple la the eldest entre wwerang. M. MOW MATiVIOX, NOM WY celled to the shah, sad, of rewiderg the pined awaseardwg the meeting, he, is • leagtheand sebum, reviewed .rike Sul proorediage" deg had taken gloss subs het election, mad hod made the beroeib a by-word and • reproach ansearst_ limiest politicises elt every party • lb railed apes dm elemeda who tame pre- Nat to do their duly, an In dimist Ile armi-eleesers, who were deormainal, it pessibis, that slioticos for Berwick •apori- Tired for Um fetereshoubl be eeedeeted with greater purity. They hat met to petition the Haase of Comment, la accord ance with their eoustiortioard right, sad he hoped ha prow would be greats& • polities was that reed from the chair, praying the Hoare of Cameos@ to appoint a ooturomaion for the purpose of impairing tam the charges of bribery sad corruptioa at the late *leaks fer Deeirkk•apon•Tweed, the petitioners being morally convinced that sash charges are true. Kr. loss Posen lamed that tbe petition be adopted by the wroatlag, sag seas ate haws fkanallekt Asq., M.P., hi prsesetatina to the Beam d Gamow. Mr. lass Boum seeswied the resehialen, which wee vermaiitiewely awls/ with gnat apples... Thaw chews wen Oen given tee the Northern Reforms Maks sod dues gantleawn whir bed giliS the lakornation span width the essetay tithe Wan hed howled Me report. • year of thinks la the eiteirsewe anciaded the proceed ing., which led theenghant ben oher esterilwi by greet order, nowaltallp, and eadinetwea.—Abridged ham the Neuwirth CAressiek. REPRFSENTATION OF Drroasronr.—A consider able amber of elect/me on betle end.. declined So vote at the elscrlos oa Taardey. sir arbor Salim the liberal am- NOW for Ms meat mostly falai by Mr. Wilson, ma the alseteee la several weeds. Xr. Permed, en tee deslarades et the poll, spool arallisatly ef bis abeam Ise lOW rosr, re. flew* to the hat that at the mend eke*. be was helmeted by a majority of 123, sad on Ude 00:111/0• by only 19. TES STALES TBB BUILDING 11ADB. - - la deka to the works width two Imago to hue Arta sompsatlect wit say swastlos these of the Duke a Hatelitach'e hoes% Whitehall. and the Tralaing Collage tir Midmost at Stockwell, the tottadation ekes ot which was only laid • short time ago by Earl Grannlle. ---... NEWSPARER . .. .... i ( . 1 ... 1 , 11 :4 1 41 - ir.. • • • it i.. ir- : . _..„. , LI .... , . Eiltalid..XV it_ ....__ (tamped Id. Additional.) titWT'ENCE. ►7CTOEIA STATION .AND PIMLICO. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the offices, 27, Greet George-street. Mr. 13cuuterae in the chair. The lullowing is an abstract of toe torn s' The progress made with the *erica of the undertaking since February last has been very satisfactory, es opposes from the annexed report of the eng seer. The directors ere still cootklent that the line and station will be ready for public traffic by the let of Jane, 1860. The large expenditure already incurred le owing to the greater pert of the land having been geld for, possession being ne oeseary for the prompt exuatioit of the works. Of the several schemes which were brought forward in par liament this year for connecting the Great Western and London end North-Western systems with the Victoria ate , lion, that for the extensional*. existing Wet London line across the Thames, having received the signora of the Great Western, London and Bath-Western, Bngliton end South- Wasters companies, who have jointly undertaken to fled the capital for Its construction, has pawed both honer of the legidatnre, and is Intruded to be corded out u rapidly as pourable. An arrangement has been entered into with the Brighton Company, subject to the approval of the share holders of both companiee, under which the Brighten Com pany will become entitled to the tolls receivable by this cons ca.. ,on a guarantee by the Brighton Company to the there in this company of five per cent. per annum on their share capital, commencing from the Ist of Juse, 1860. An agreement to carry out the arrangement will have to be submitted for the formal unction of the shareholders at a future meeting. " The engieeer's report states tint tt The progress made with the works under contract to Mr. Kelk is everything that could be desired. The bridge across the Thames is suffi cleedy advanced to remove all anxiety of Its being any cause of delay to the °peeing of the railway. In two of the three plash& the river the foundations have been put in, and the is considerably advanced towards the springing of rhe .. =. In the third pier the piling for the oeffer•dam is completed, and in about ten days preparations will be made for the commencement of the masonry. In the two &bat men% the coffer-dams have bees finished several weeks, and the excavation for the north abutment Is wall edvanted. The work generally is now receiving the benefit, in ex pedition, of the elaborate preparations which have been made by the contractor in carrying the gantries and tempo- rary staging completely acme the river. With a trifling exception. all the maionry required for the colistroction of the bridge is on the ground sad reedy dreamed. The earth work is all completed except a small quantity at the earth end of the Thames bridge, and part of tee filling of the canal basis. The retaining well for the canal is oompleted. All the works are being oarried.ont of sufficient dimensions to enable the broad gauge to have aeons to the Victoria station." The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report, which, having been seconded by Mr. Etc tit, was agreed to. inasti Nb ia l f t c TLl E the A9 .4.6O TERN I , th .r. hid aw fiamAy re. s ee &y (Wednesday) at Boon, in the De On) Rooms, York; Mr. Z. R. Timer= the chairman of *ha company, re *Mee some afacession, to which the abeam's, Yr. Blw of Leeds; Mr. Pewee, a York; Kr. Peony. et Lod.; Kr. Woolley, of ; and other gentlemen took park *a report yea vasakarmely adopted, and the dividends necamnanded dwelt desisted to be payable ma arbd after the Mod inmost LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAT.—We are Informed that the dividend for the half year aiding 30th Jags last is to be at the rate of 21. Ids. per omit. on the capita sleek. which is equel to the dividend of Sie. 9d. a share Pad at the mewettonalng period of Wit )ear. OXFORD, WORCHITER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAT.—The receipts of this compsay, iscluding the Storabridge Extension sad Stratford-upon-Awn Contd., for the fortnight ending the 3let of July have been 9,590/. 18s. 9d. whilst those foe the conespendeg tortnieht of 1 858 amounted to 9,1041.45. 9d., end the expenditu also in cluding that of the Btourbridge Extension and stratf or upon-Avon Canals. 4,0051. 2.. 9d., being et rste of 41.76 per cent.. whilst those for the oormePandili_ fiatal E bt of 18M amounted to 3,390/. la Id, or st ride of 39.23 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the first two fetllights sad three days of the belf-yeer amount to 21.4801. as against 20,5764 166.11 d. for the correspondin . two fortnights sad four days .1 the previous year; end the aggregate expenses for the fret tire fortnlghts sad three days of the half-year einem:lt to 8,4311 Ife. ld„ bring at the rate of 39.26 per cent., es mintiest 7,8001. 3s. 4d. fbr the corresponding two fortnights end four dye of the preTtous yaw, or at the rata of 37.90 per oat. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 185 e. womb= conspire thoir vtepatu ,ter rota; II lb, War time II ear woocisuon May cam with the asespimoy is wee sleblialawl lanuth. Do set NI us be witeriersteod. We sew object to cumbisolions ha theologies% bet only is their parvemio to Mahone= yosisseas. OW. wprethent * wog giemadsgsinet tondos' deem but wily wrist Abair *webs dr* members and thew who do as' Yeas so them t g i h sf: p =ol so r l ta ibiny iris to tool mad e, in cenzat, au t D eo submit tet law Agri** os)prortady kr a strike Is either to gilre et " lora est." .it is liars esepplag was boats =wain. our wart to asp honest, kwartritd, we aril In okay lONS, resemble workmen. It abatis ear ease= natamaljestiesho . lavabo ths ianeceat in the pasialment of the guilty. But what else, that pewolsee 41611111 d results, can we do? We punish ourselves most 7.4 an of by Imo =tweet on our capital, the todstines 1i el peahen oa =trees, and of rat ow our Maine= We haw so moans of distinguishing thoriarho mndrr ue faithful gawk. from too many who trigebnollfy apply the were we pay to feed the muslay against us; and many who con tribute to the unions conceal or deny it. If it be trim that sot above ow-fourth of you are unionists, the root ere srxeag soon& end ametwous enough to a:l:ma dog )nor owe in depeadenos, and to avert the calamity im ion your wivessad oldhlres. If you carmot, or ' not, it la not even is yea to ample* of the only measure lift to es to Wirt the Spumy and dictation of out 00=12011 OPPOOPUL It is Wood not conceivable that a fourth of your comber maid reuse the regulation of our establishments. tad your szsgegemente, without the wont sympathy or pawl* can asta of the majority of the rest. It you are dlaposed to sot with fidelity to us, and to went your own handoes, you will fled a way whoa you hew the will. If yen are W demi, eased, and ha wadi danger, that you wan= whim your owe liberty , the more thorough and energetic are the measures we we celled upon to adopt In recover and mare your rights and our btu. "We would he meal only to hit bed." You had better pitiably bear a preset burden than linger seder a permanent oppression; and we shell beet sorest the secreechments of .irreaponaible &mutat. and the =of suedes, to whieb,ficet motives of eimeiliation tee leas sad too often yielded, by taking our stand at ones, and ocmfag to a reolto sow and here. We have net wed to expose the absordity of tbe preposi tive' coateaded fur in this partloaler alike, brume our chief objection lies not to the mere proximate result of there ceMbinettens, bat to the general pried*. It le obvious that to give to. boors' wages He nine boars' week would be to drive the employer into the Gamete, sad destroy the very labour fund out of which alone the employed meld draw his wager. To appropriate tbe pollee otf resehleary leftism to society, the inventor, nor the owner, bat as • retiring vendee to the redundant artumn—to deemed a virtual rise ef wages not became the demand he labourers exceeds the supply, but for the very reason that the sanely is fee in exam of the de mand—to convert all mestere into mere relieving officers, mid wages into lacer ram for pauper workmen. to commieserate the &Weems of the workmen mused by "a hungry crating on the part of • few," but coolly to propose that the whole cost of relleviag them eh old be defrayed by the employers.— lo raise wages, not by increasing the demean for workmen, but by • purely *Mad dirninutios of the supply of labour—these are propositions which only prove that men may be knowing without being wise, and that knowledge may be cheep without its purehmers lemming anything. "Systematic I overUme," which is said to throw workmen out of employ ment, Is the very weans of averting a redundant supply. If the operative builders laboured only two and • half hours per day, it would require four times their present number to do their work, and drew so many into the trade that, wben ever slackness occurred the number of the unemployed would be immeasurably iecreesed. As to the able hours' movement, it is a mere device for compelling other trades to toil more that the builders may Labour lea—for raising the real of the poor man's cottage, and reducing hit wages by tumbling the bricklayer to elotrect from the common labour fund more than his there. The wealth of Boglend is the results of her impeder powers of prodwHice. It is bemuse the cost of labour, In eorapee to the quantity and quality of the work done, le Ives in this then in any other country, that ours is the richest community in the world. The moment ' 1 we cease to predate cheaply, and thereby suffer our corn- Whore to nedstwu us in neutral markets, our capital will dontnish sad wages will fell. To exact more wages, there- fat Ire wart is the surest way of losing both work and 1 wages Then am truths tee teite that they ought never to require imposition—so little known or understood that they need to be repeated always. It Is la your power to enforce theca by returning to your work—by emancipating year labour from the control of the contereace. If your wives sod children suffer, la your owe bands is their relief. If you fear the commence more than you love your bundy, you deserve your fate. If you love your household more man you demo the tredee wiles, you will rise above It. We speak as unto elm men; judp ye what we say.' Abery Brothers, Abbott and Hopwood, J. Abbott and Sons, T. Abbott and Sons, T. H. Adamson sad Sons, J. Aird, C. Alan, T. Amos , P. Arley, J. Arding, Asbby an d Horner, Ashby and Sxe, J. Ashby, H. D. Austin, Ax ford and Co., C. Basler, R. Buterbau, W. Beckwith, C. Hoovers, W. Bagman, H. W. Binder, O Bird, J. end B. Bird, Bewley Brothels, W. Brass, Browne and Roble ' eon, J. T. Brows, W. Burt, H. Burton, A. Button, W. Carr, T. D. Carter, J. Clegoonoe, W. Clemente, J. Cole lama, E. Condor. 8. Conk, 8. Cooper. J. D. Cowland, Graawell and Dolling, W. Cubitt and Cs., J. G. Davis, G. Day, M. Hearin, Dove Brothers W. Downs, J. Drew, P. Beet, J. Ebbe and &es W. Elst on end Co.. T. Manor, R. Evans sad Sou, T. Evans, Brothers, H. Faulkner, C. Fish, J. Fitch, C. Forest, C. N. Foster. C. Funned, C. J. Fr eke 8. Galswort, jun. E. B. Gammon, G. Gardner, J. Ohne, J. O od bolt, d. J. Gordon, E. Green, J. Gremtwood, B. Grefg, G. Oosterson, W. Hell, Hall and Soo, Hump and Be., C. Herne, H. Hanle, J. Hamad, J. Hawke, W. B Head, 0. W. Heath, J. H. Haps. J. T. Bosses, W. Hires J. Hibbard, W. Hill, 8. B. Hocken, 0. Holgate, Holland and Tisane., J. Hollins, 8. Honeywill. W. H. Houehrou, Howlett and Brows, B. Howe, G. Haw, W. Hyde, J. and C. Pitmans W. Jai:Auras Jackson aed Shaw, J. Jambs J. Jac it a Jamey, J. Jones. T. Kelly, J. Kali. Keyss and W. Kest, Kirk end Parry, D. King. J. King, King Soo, Lewrefrea sad Some, W. Langmead, W. Levens, A. Les, H. Les end Son, J. Lesoballes T. Lester, J. Little, J. Little and Son, W. Lloyd, Longinire end Burge, B. Lovell, Lucas Brothers. J. M. Macey, E. Mann, G. Mandield and Sons, J. Mansfield and Soo, W. H. Marten, J. Haraland sod Son, Moan and Son. J. Matthews, 'Newton and Bird Mills and Son, W. C. Mitchell, M. Molineux, Morris Brothers, Morris and Phillips, W. Moto°, G. Myers and Son% Newman and Mena, J. News= and Son. 8. Nixon. W. T. Minsk J. ermas, R. H. Norris W. Norris, I . Booby, G. W. Nowell, J. Nutt, W. F. Pahner, R. Palmer and Son, Patman end Fotheriegbans M. Patrick and Bon, Pee and Bette, W. Piper, Piper end Sus, J. B. Potter, J. Potter, Pritchard and Co.. J. Peetettard and Son, B. Rayner, W. Harter, ma., Read emit Be,, T. B. Richardson, T. Richardeon, T. Richard. T. Wes J. and C. Rieby, Ring and Stanger. J. Rodds: Boer and Son, W. H. Rowe, J. Bo rout, T. Rudkin, W. Russell, J. and W. Banda., J. F. &wrest, J. A. Soots W. T. Searle, Shock end Sons J. Simpaon, F. Smith, G. Smith, 8. B. Smith, W. Smith, R.M. Smythe, John &retard, jun., Spicer, W. Btableford, J. Starkey, 8. J. et/ghats J. H. Tarrant, E. Thllst E. Tbotww, W. Thomas, J. Thompson, Thornhill and ;ions 0. Todd, jun., J. end C. W. Todd, Trollop° and Sees, Tamar and Sons, Vein rind Turner, G. Virttaff and Son, Waller and Bon, J. Wallis War dle and Baker. E. Warne, jun., F. Warskitt, J. Watson, Watts and Hidden. W. end B. Watts, Weidman and Gale, B. Wells G. Whys, G. B. White J. and H. T. Williams S. 8. Williams, J. Wi11..., John Willson. W. Will s R. Wiltshire. C. Winter, Wood and Son, J. Woodruff, J. Woodward, V. Yardley. Freemason's Tavern, Augu-t 11, 1869. A DISAPPOINTED BlLlDE.—Merthe Amos, single woman, living as domestic servant to Mr. John Talbott, of the Blue-House Farm, Cbowynd, was apprehended on Wed- Dusky last, at Lockley Wood, neer Hinstoek, under the following cireaunstimoss:—lt appears that for some lime past a young man named John Williams, living at the last-n amed piece, Wheels paying his addresses to her, and &huge month Once, she gave Mrs. Talbott notice of her Intention to bore, as she was about to be manned. The notice Mrs. Talbott refused, es she was hired by the year. However, the banns of marriage were yabliehod in Hinstork end Chetwyad churches, and the Beal asking we. on Sunday week. On Tuesday night, her mother and Williams CAIRN to Mastered to fetch the young won .m. when she asked bar =star to mimes bee; this he would not do, sad acondiegly she took French leave, and went awa Y misplay with her mother. On the following morning Mr. Talkies etstained a warrant for her apprehension, which be pissed fa the heeds of polto.coustable Griffiths, at Chetwynd-ea who M owe started off for Lockley Wood, where be arrived jest sethe wedding party were on the point of leaving for church to he married. The bride and bridegroom and other friends woe bedecked in bridal array, and all monad to be wins on se smoothly as possible when She policeman made his mos, and announce dnoonceti to the wondering ceowd Obi =l . hi. unceremonious intrusion. The consternation throws ishe their ruldet can be better imagined than described. The policeman wes inexorable—lots orders wets peremptory and must be obeyed—mid the bride, therefore, Instead of wending her way with her deady-bedoved to have the solemn vow retitled, in the ye senor "of all these witnessee," at Hinstrok chweh, had to walk in oompany with the polio,- officer to Newport, whets she wee laceiremsted In the lock-np. The policeman, as be peened through Ilinstock, informed the clerk that his aerator on behalf of Maeda Amos would not be required for that day. She wee Ammar& Mien Nitre J. C. B. Borough, Eq., et Chsterynd, when the following order wee made-11. abatement of wages, sad to return to he aftustion, there to complete her lam of servitude.-8/troce bury JoarmalL_ ORE Cr NORTHERN HOSPITAL, XING'S-CROW. —Number of wines for the week eadoi Mimi 10, 1,030, et which 473 wen sew toss. 11.1iTlOPOLITAK The ordinary half-yearly general meeting at this retry was held yesterday so the Loudon Tavern, Bishops mat ; Kr. W. A. WILKINSON la the chair. Kr. HINCKNAN, the secretary reed the following inert : "At the last balf-yiTarly meetisgtle tisiilrof Mr. Pear oteee speed to the public to amine the eatapasty bl= s 7 a pardon of the othlreetcoe' show had sot ham wad lb. otopeay ere preenetlag two bills In parketeatt, one for • &visa= ol the it.. sad reds:gen of the shin espial of the =death's& end the Ober for the satire sbendcantent of the unthinking; end the &thetas went at that Karim empowered to_ptooted with either bill es they might find expedient. Tha bard having saossialtied that shoat 5,000 shine only would be taken nada , the arrangemeals con tained in lir. Peareca's appeal, were advised to apply to the corporsada of Leaden for aseistanos, and that in fiaratial body, after a Genial Inthetisetka into the merits sad politica of the company cousented to becomethere *aim be Ike extent or 200,0001, upon ondition that within a the entire share capital of the bonmeaPtrild V i ta fide taken up and paid upon. Yes dames* we. et minion that, as six-esagethe of the o, Pitel Of the mammy had that bees monad, they wen Janda be wiadrawlag the bill for the abanonmeut of the naderteldeg, sad be proceeding with the deviation bill. Tete mane we posseil ; the abandontent bill an withdrawn ; the avian* hill wee prosecuted, sad hes recently received the eannita et psellenteat. By its prevalent the capital of the employ to wow 110,0001. • the Great Mann Railway Realm one pewee option to eabionbe say pa rkin of • the sew Ilse from Hines-maw to I IL bees sonarkeed, and the patios a the bee • Inn Masebileser to • the fasoilhe fie bees shakos& Ti' directors have will to obtain wthicelptions ihr she resehdag one-Meath of the shares, but they have been Y ertheentheasis ea this subject with the mighseer end with the repreemenetese of the Greet Western Railway Com. tv : Z sad they ashen that the coarse recommended by the ; will =Mb them not only to effect this °time, but toms maa the inewation of the worn by respossible minim fee • Imp scam, end the completion of the undertaking within the named capital of the compuiy." Thettliewiag leas apart of kis. Fowler, the ensnare " Geeelethea,—ia theordince with your which were Itevenlei he me immediately after i t i lLt 6 Z d rOZ by the House et Names of year deviation bill, I pro ceeded with the damned dewlap to enable you to enter into • Gunboat for the asesesks of all the works embraced in year undertaking. The winking plan on a large scale is mow completed, en se re male se to delineate with perfect ationmey the exact property which will be tunothed to the contractor. The section of the archway and other works of the railway, including the chief stations near Paddington, are ready to be submitted to the inspection of ontraciors. The experience which the preparation of then do cuments has given me, and my general knowledge of your position, Wan me to recommend to you to adopt a plan of proceeding which, although it will give you the ht sat of wholesome oompetition, will at the same time secure the completion of the undertaking for a definite mount, and leave no uncertainty whatever as regards the cost of the works. I propose that you should select a certain number of ocatractore of high position, and with peculiar fitness for works of this character, and having draws up • sear ten der end draft contract, including • reference to plans and ether documents, obtain proposals for the completion of the works of the listropoliten Railway on a gaerantee contract incensin of all contingencies. When assn tenders are remind It will be proper, in my opinion, for you to accept she lowest tender, on the obvious ground that you only select we to whom you are willing the works shall be let. It will be a matter of serious consideration for the board whether it would tot be better to wait the tertaination of the present strike asnenget manna bah» they Inn tenders for the letting of the work, and, unless other wine vary inconvenient to you, I ,`could recommend a post ponement until this quanta I. sealed. It will be @attain eery ea the hoard that I should inform time that the fart investigation coa.equent on Ohs preparation of the detailed drewhop previously SSW to has not suggested say new Slinky; bet, an the contrary. I feel justified, bye coa sliceable experience in the construction of railways is and ground London, in stating it so toy opinion that the works sestemplated cen be carried out for the amend of year er pita, that the working will be attended nth perket saner, sad that you will find it necessary to apply to parliament at no distant day for the teethe of provig Ibr the additional statioa meamiatidation which your inemernill Mlle nil have rewdeired secessary." The total reortprs of the company amount te 129,1891.1&., end the expenditure to 51,4124 6. 7d. The motion tor the emotion of the report was pat 1114 Mims' to. Mr. PAMIRS than moved a resolution to the effect thili anal/MOO Of 1,6001. per 1111=1311 should be made for the esr- Mew of the directors to take effect on the oompletion of the eberalist, in immediate with the arrangements of the Cot , pashon of the Coy of London, and to COIIIIIIOIICO from the let of January, 1869. Mr. Aawarnoso seconded the motion, which was put and agreed to. . . . . - 7kiveOintion wee also agreed to, appropriating the corn of 1004 per ammo to the two auditors, to take edoct from the present time. The peoesedinge terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the Chairruso. NESTING 01 7 MASONS. Yodeler meet* elf the Meenuflleeisty wu held at Wtkoakee Arembly Boom% Weetznater-road, for the pupae el MY, the optnian of the widely with regard to 4 kallunnr ar " pledge" whteit the argue require to elgeed or taken betty they adult ally mu to work in 111 . 1 r fria=tartl; " zrotarr' JOKY I , II2OIIALD In the their. woe a very nernerose attordasoe. na CNAllUllat sail r hal ti doubt they were ell ewers of the purpose he white the aastAigg bed tam °Wed. They were met to damns that melees " document" which the wasters had so kiadly pad t. them for dais epeeist Dodos and their sigueture. The wiestiag was one at arose slow. sad be trussed that if say pm who was riot • meson was recant ha would ream (liar, her.) • -- Brothar W. POZNAN roofed the ileflowing meolistin " That it h the opinion of thm mes Nag that the document pre sented to the mucus of Louden for their acquire:once either verbally or Ly writing, is digualteg and handling, mad that the muter builders by this act ham shown great inconaietency by deuotiating combination on the part of the workmen whilst promoting the same Hue of casette themselves ; and demanding that all the workmen in their employment shall virtually coastituts themselves sieves to their dictatioa; and this startles Wedges Itself that it wilt mot witame work m eant on the uneoediHonal withdrawal of *Torridity in the chaps of • document, promise, or egrestosot." (Cheers.) I am prod, fellow workmen, be mid, to see such • goodly gathering upon the momentous question that calls us to gether. 1 hope it I. not merely an endows of the excite ment of the moment, beta proof that you am determined sever to nom» employment until that obuoikehe "docu ment" is withdrawn unconditionally. (Hear.) It is not our intention to dwell on the nine hours gumbos; we leave that lo the hands ot those who are so nobly con ducting and 1 have no hesitation in saying that they wall beteg it to anucoesaful Mane. (Cotters.) I sat, ia there a man bete willing to put his signature to that "document?" (" No.") It appears that your eaployers do sot now ask you to sign It yourselves., but your futesed or timekeeper may do it for you ; but to authorise soothe, maa to sign for you is the mom thing as minium youreshee. (Hear, der.) I have well studied this matter, and I am wholly dlegaend that any employer Magid have the milliner to place ouch • document before any body of me thanks—calling upon as. who from their infancy have beta struggling to suppart then society to withdraw from it la shier old ego. (Cheers.) lam persuaded that you will stand arm end feat, end that you will never relinquish the peelent contest until this " document" la wholly withdrawn. What ociaclimion can we come to as to what the employees have in view ? The press tells us clearly enough what the reel object of the employers is in presenting toot precious document to us. It is merely to cremator/ your well-esta blished society ; for the employers well know that if they succeed to that they can the more easily ride roaghehad over you sad extract any amount of labour from your blood, bones, and sinews, and pay you what they phase for it. (Choirs.) The society of which we are proud to be mambos has been in existence a great number of yew. Oar fore fathers founded sad eapperted it, end It le your duty to maintain it, seeing the object It heels vlsw—support lag us in sickness and mischame, and moddlog Amtrak whoa we die. In the ism three yews dr sealed alone has expended no hem than 4.9871. in sick elicersaces, 1,4110/ la relief of &oddest', and 2,2221. in funerals. Is there a man mammt you who wand pledge known to @Madan • society of that demription No, before 1 would give my signature to stech:e document or promise, I would suffer say amount of deprivation. (Cheers.) They talk about looking us out, but they have not locked our tools out, and if they don't open:their doors we know what we have before us—sot the weekhouss, but • nobler prospect ; we can take our leder to another market sad sell it as we have done before; we eau dispose of our labour elsewhere if not in London, trod say me who looks forward to the workhouse in struggling for his independence is not worthy of the same of man. (Cheers.) Let us, then, support our society, which is ennobled by assay victories and oonmeratml by many samillore which w• have made to mahatma it. (Clasen.) Brother 0. 0•1110 D seid—The meeting has been called for the purpose of °pondering the "document," and we should cosine ourselves to that. Our dquismeame in that &cement, either verbally or by signature, would be both de grading end insulting, end 1 me sure them is not one amongst you who does sot spas its that. (Cholla) TM distinction hemmed "signing' • document and •tagreeim" to it is • diotinctiow without • difference, and I believe the masons of London will consent neither to document nor declaration. (Cheers) The waivers have shown great inoonsisteac) in this matter, for whilst desouucing combination on our part they are doing the very thing themselves. The toasters are supposed to be higher in the intellectual male than we are—they are t all events richer men; but I think th e y have shown thme selves per below us in point of sbelity in carrying out the movement. (Hear.) I Lope thus is net • man Mee who would ever think of signing a thing of this kind, or agreeing to it in any shape or form. If we only suck to the rejection of the document, depend upon it that its withdrawal will b, the forerunner to • satisfactory settlement of our dig ferment As soon as that le withdrawn, it will be our duty, I presume, to go to work, Isaving the nine hours question in the hands of those who sre now conducting at. The employers haven* right doer working hours to dictate to me or to you what society we shall belong to. What would they say, it we dictated to them what society they should belong to! (Hear, beer.) Let it., however, show them that we " know our rights, and knowing, dere maintain them." Brother J. Tat: aura supported the resolution. There wee an old proverb, "That what was good for the goose was good for th• gander ;" bet their employers thought chikeeatty, purr while they associated thmtielvee, they thought it right to prevent them from doing so. It was a Mete of sudsclty on their part to require from them a pledge that they would not haloes to any association, or support myth* of the kind. But if his labour wee his capital, had he not the same right to protect it es the employee had to protect his capital k In 1853 a body of men, he Wined the were locked out, and a meeting was Lela at the endety of Arts, at which it was discussed whether combustions were just end fair es between employers and employed. It was decided almost unanimously that they were. Why should they give up • soinety that did so mach WWere they to beams common slaves to oblige the iden? Which of the matters would give hie wife 601. lf he met with an &oddest, or his family 100/. ie the event of his death ? Each man amongst them must dee to this con clusion, " I will not do it." (Chaste.) He behoved that the cures of their owe offspring would fall upon them if they did, seed theism' vss is such • manner. They would doom to be trampled under foot—thmwoulddeeerve thecuressofthoes that followed them if they signed this document. He hoped they had too much geed mom sad too great • love of free dom to aid or agree to each a document. It was like siding away their birthright for a mw of pottage, and for his part he would rather take • Neon sod sweep • street crossing than do so. They had es moth beads as the mas ted, if they bad not as much money, sad they could go else where. He did not believe that any mu there would so lower and degrade himself as to may, "I dies; toad society, nod MU not support so and to." Is weeiL d thrown out aa of a tort feeler. The orders *odd be to led them reeking an uproar, but b keyed they conduct them selves in a plsis, sober, businsee-Ithe meaner, as mechanic.. Let them maintais en indepeedeat patios, and he hoped they wool! cotes out victorious. (Cheers.) The CHAIRMAN then called on the meeting to etymon their opinion of the resolution by raising up the right hand. Remy Kiehl hoed was insenediatesy held up in it. favour, and the resolation was declared to he carried amidst loud cheers. The committee, which called the meeting, we. t h en re appointed, to watch over the interests of the body. RAGGED SCHOOL TREST.—A 1e number of the &Edema belonging to the King Edwur Ragged School of Industry, together with many of the members of the neigh bourieg ragged church, were yesterday conveyed by special train to; that portion of Eppieg) Fore.* in the neighbour hood of Suareebrook, to enjoy their annual holiday at the spates of Mr. H, E. Gurney. The supolme both for dinner and tea were very bountiful, and evidently much appreciated both by old and young, whineappetires (judging from the quantity of aubAantial viand. which dumpy...red) appeared remarkably sirecirtheeed b the pure air of that locality. The teachers and their friends dined together mew a spacious marquee erected for the cecadoe, when imbue speeches were made ealogisiie of the liberality of Mr. Gurney end the peinstaking can sad devotedness of the Boa. Secrivary, Mr. H. R. Williams, who, with the Mechem was highly complimented for the cosnifeet itnpnra Mt in the children. The only drawback to the day's hummer. was occasioned by an accident to • ens little ghl, who was knocked down and much injured by • berm belonging to onset the gipeiee who infest these ports, owl who by their &busies leoguage and the way in which they ply their vocrithei are feet becoming • great peat to those who visit the Some foe healthful recreation. ___ ASSOCIATION POI PROMOTING THR WTI-TARS OF TVS HuND.—Thln etesoldlon, width bat mead a = suffering and homelessbllrd, sad which at prat employment to upwards of 70 blind men sad moms at the Institution in the Idesters-road, is now, owing to the vast to. crew of the sphere of its operation, much la meat of feeds, and the Right Ass. the Lord Bishop of Oshrd, to alder to enable the ooetedttee to render immediate help to If of the most destitute Itemehos Mud, has liberally aimed to pr eat • denstion of 201. to the special fond, on conditime Miters will se erelly cootribute a like moonat. IS eater =co . of this kind oiler, several benevolent ladies sad gen. hare added their names I. the list, but the ,guar number being not yet complete, the conissittse war* appeal for the farther amount, so that thq may ho is $ position to hip the 20 Mad persons suitonely waiting for such rtdisf. ADPIIMO OP nill CENTRAL 1.800141101 i OP AL M= 1111E0118 tO MILO -TPOIIIIIIII - DAY) This morning the Central Association of Muter Builders Waned the following address to their work men: Priem" tied fallow-citiviou—Next arnica perlisment will Umpired practically to confide to your order, as a ma jority of the ocetamplated constituency, the treat sad power of marine lath for the government net only of yourselves bet of the met of the oommunky. Would it not 'be pendent to temerahee Mat the detarnaboarion of the htlfhltien , ‘ 6ll be gilded by the opinion they will form of your itztem to err cute the any and of the /ably to their own rights and in terests of placing ouch powers in your hands! The eye. of the whole country WO anztotuly directed to your conduct. Nothing more timid than capital, nothing more 1 1 11111111iVO than eassblidad authority. Alarm UM-enfranchised dames by eneesecmable demands or popular exceme., and to what ded.ion will *key cam? If the kgialation of waded unions ia to be transferrel front the coma room of the conference to the Home of Commons, when wiU be our liberties P Your interests sad mars are reciprocal. Out of the rune fond, by the mono writ', inlet oar common [twin. "Of the head and [ the bends neither out my a the Mary 'I hare no need of thee[ " We heertily eekeewledge ear ebilgetlons to your eldlieektinamery. To ear espial yes are indebted for tidy prodtehle appliestion. With Mama sopa for your many valuable quatfee, we would, dimakelng ell heat and temper from our councila, invite sou, Is a perhody, friendly, but mho in a very plain and downright way, to cemalder the tun:Mural spirit of opposition which at present estranges us from one mother. Its origin fa a:planted by the following notioe : " mum noose Novena/cr. Th. master Widen haying refused to concede the nitro hours as a dare work, theConaranos of the United Building Trades have bees directed by the members of the movement to call upon sizes to arse work, having done so, they now appeal to you Meld them lasapperting the man now on 'bike at Mesas. Trollops and Boos% It is earnestly hoped that no man will go in to BUIPPIaUt them till they have gained their objet._ " N.B.—Any Ann striking fur the above object without the sanction of the conference will not be supported." Observe the successive steps of this promo,. The "mem bers of the movement" are an incorporation of delegates from all trades throughout the country; that combination teas., a command to another &Misted society celled the " Conferanos of the United Building Trades." That con ference, ea maenads, by an extraneous combhatke, orders 600 men in one Arm to owe work; and, in implicit obedience to the menders of this noted extraneous inoarpo ratios, the third body, the hands I. Messrs. Trollop's works, have all to leave their employment to a man, The conference Is not contented with this endeavour to ruin re spectable employers for no offence bat that of protecting their right to carry on their bminess according to their sense of their own interests. With one hind it orders away all their men—with the other ft threatens ell who dare to supply their places. Tn. Hops men may strike for nine hours, but all others are prohibited from wriking for the very mans grievance, " will not be supported with the sanction of the eschresee." It is Mill amerled, we observe, that we exact your signa ture to a militia lisolaretion. We have only required a verbal mist to a trade agreement, that If we admit you lots our work. you will not nom our madams by glottis' against us to Warfare with our arrangemesta with our own workmen. That simple stipulation to protect the liberty of employed sad employers is called dictation to which nobody but a AWte would eabesit. Pray do the " :comber. of the moves:ma" not notate P If we are tyraats, what are the conhemoe f If as sperms& to revert other men's freedom be worthy ouly of a Mare, what acme do you give to the serfs and thralls who sang down their tools at the command of an extraoseos oorebusstiou, who again submit to be the ware matures of another coargirsoy called the "members of the movement P" You are ail; we prawn Mistime with the document we here transcribe : "M. 8.0. B. _ "March 1, 1869. " Worthy brother,—At the general meeting held on Toes day, February 22, it was determined, by • large majority, that after the 17th instant to member of this society be allowed to work any overtime unless ha be paid demand a half up to 9 o'clock, and double time after that hour fur all tines so worked by him, under • peoaliy of 21. for each and every aeon Yonre, Ia nutty, , TO)//l, Secretary." The initials you are aware mesa, Member of the Society of Operative Bricklayers. No "worthy brother" dares to work elms as he le "allowed." A freemason fraternity binds hiss by • "decease." For every Jade/moo in the luxury of sell- t be is to forfeit 40e. to "his in unity, H. Turd, ." Which is the slave, the Englishmen who variedly agree, to teepee the rights of othere, or the men who yields op his own to each • tyranny as that ? You know—can you deny it P—that the members of these 1 trades unions dictate both to yen and to us the conditions of employment—that they threaten our foreseen into becoming cuemiere and then oompel them to eosi n all who do not —that thiy refuse to work with men who do not belong to their combination; end, where they can, enforce tbe•r ! chsrge from the works at which they are engaged. You know that " non-society men" Si. subject to every opmdee of annoyance to tinsNy: them into membership—the their tools are displsord, their work disarranged or Wined, their clothes hidden away—the, where they cannot be de tained, they are "sent to Coventry," pointed at in the street—insulted in the coffeesehop--that if • bed workman is &charged the master meet take him on again. You know that if • fore men obey. the inounetione of his employer, in contravention of the rules of the Union, he is tried next club night and tined, that every member Is bound by "document" to en. force them in every shop—that even the very number of bricks to be put In a hod Is restricted—that a bricklayer is never to lay down his trowel to lift anything requiring both hands, or work beside his master. Yon are denied the use of the gilts of nature with which Providence itself his endowed you. 'rile skilful workmate whose dexterity would enable him to lay two bricks in the same time which the incompe tent mechanic would take to lay one, is prohibited from the exertion of hie skill, and society is robbed of the advantage of his troublesome superiority that he may be confined to the level of avenge mediocrity—while, to diecotuage that ductless's% which is the very source of civilisation, work is strictly prohibited. Worse, and above all, you sre perfectly aware that " picquela" in the nightly pay of the council of there Unions, are hired se regular u ppoons their fellow-workmen—to eavesdrop upon their to dog their steps—to threaten, intimidate, and report to a central aocrat inquisition who dad out their vett- Pa opts aessonforioing masters sad recusant men. Prom them us-English practise come those magi con ga dielosed at the criminal Stale at Men : ester. Shivw , Sheffield, and other pleas, to mutilate es troy , sometimes even for Dire, those who do not impliaidy obey the Inquisitors' airmails, who plot their mischiefs in security—until well-disposed work own, quailing under the terror of their frown, take shelter from their threats by falling into the coaspfracy. Where menace. es Mug avarice is appealed to. The secret council have poseemirs of the money of the members. Where the society is as registered no motion will lie foe ite reco very, ant every disobedient oantributor sakes forfeiture of Dia deposit.. Organisation and machinery so complete, members so vigilant, principles so captivating to visionary, inefficient and talkative workmen, whose Me object to to get the greatest amount of toy for the smallest (menthe and worst qtudily of work, must either be pot down, or they will pot down you and as. Thu threaten to draw within their toils the whole working Moses by that organbation of labour" which alas to appropriate every vacancy In ear , work. to themeelver—to exclude from the common oriel legea of industry all who are not " legal" members of the craft, sad to Intimidate all who indulge i n th e l uxury o f ' individual judgment. They declare a war of clams, and threaten to surprise cad overwhelm all who are neutral or stand upon their indspoodance. A gre a t que s ti on of public liberty is Involved in the unoontrolled right of every muter to mutton for the services of any &Wall subject he plum a great prin ciple of medal morality is pained Is th e prohibition of any member of the body politic from earning his livelihood by the pursuit of any booms calling; a solemn controveray of state policy arises to the consideration of whether every domelike ties of lobour is to be permitted to hedge Wolf rousd with a wen of separation, which shell vest is the laitiated the auto- du monopoly of employment. It is Idle to cell the peewit strike temporary—to be met poly by a temporary Mows. ! A strike, or the threat of It is always Impending—le In every shop. Nesters tskim to detail—tins discipline of establish insets undermined by secret negotiations with workmen— ordme withdraw" enforced by the suborned treachery of men to masters, end subseriptions to a subsistence fund end nay form the mechanism of a strike upon the most refined subtle minim We Malt w sedsly pat It to year candour and strong comma man Is er. say an me rpm tees than Net to which we have her Meas. Nos soolOy nmit, It is netorions, by threat, peremiden, or semi gYwPaihr with the nalooista, impute witte6ursl fends, subscribe toe ylegnent, pay their quote to wellies. It Is tamely bowler to am* the Potgems of these prudes mime by cutting 4 the etellifeee whisk promote them—by esseters preventing their own capital from being applied to their own defeat— end by a alivweel ooesetion of were sod of labour. When MT sed MiILIIIIIIIT mu eig 1 " 130 a II en .. iik be d ...al.'', Weft dem Itti. i. b. C E .10 sserrr i Mmi andie brae le eser . e . mad se mid leele la •iblueediniteis. deem m Embebbded.