The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

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RA A:I'LL ROOMS, Windmill -Gimlet, Piocediliy, us NOW OPUS for Um Winter Seadou tut hummed* with do udolouird IVIT IA BAN D. exodesiso Iwo &doom Duaskso se U.da . Dunn word et $: 001 M. amuse Who& Awe. OwSOWN& rfAUTION.—WATHIMTON ag BROODEN va essaw4 . l:olls le s E e llip s as Was Is e eE l boliar WAVE 11 mil 1.) I IDOLD noel al .rvele. eawahmused INF re NM Ms iperlplß. sad auto miserimumf F lap. 111 CiW.c. am“ =dr Waal= IL ° Mt imillimmt demos • la ills womb& awl es Ililwriiip at L THE 80014 Z SCIENCE CONGRESS AT BRADIVID. BRADFORD, Tu lOIDAT. The proceediage of this morning comesoosd by meet ing is r. Bt. Deity:a Hall, at which the reddest took the chai Lord law:omen delivered the opening admen. The Nora Loan commesced by surveying the extent of the lindeseee of the Aaredstion, and sent renewed the labors el It. Mends sad members. He particularly com mended the eserther of Mies N.ghttegsle s cones:ion with hospitals, of Mrs Louisa 'Denim is the formation at trek kers visiting comentew. Ile nen notion whin hod bees dor to forward the ansesdart of the law, and rid—The politics is of marten truth, that judicial legislation can sorer hexer en inductive science until a record le kept in miser Wail, of all ceases tried and resells of the Sin; so died the effects of each chang In the law nay at mine he seen. A ineridershie improvement. by eie err des el the Wenn lee hese made ender the An emperin leadosse et Mesas Ridgway rid residojne ; end the object el my reethalleste, moved Is at or fret rwmallas, bee le a anis est i or t iess = l ee that we ray bye kr sash complete .4 regales t he upon We ealdeet as lee long been given ia the Preach swan neillesert of the anistwre of public *We, end that the Owl*, which guide our jailbird 'Vendee may better deism the Ism of inductive science. The bulk of the cowardly, that Is, the workier•chisse., have much that issues thda sosio, eed conduces to their immolates', is their owl parer Bet not • little defends upon their employees. The of the middle names is solder, d hsswlelgjaiaear4 glees k • greeter value In their getter tint as regards themegloss sad those brea th this. 'Then iteration, too, hes shaft bees turned geserally to th e pest instigate d send si res, sad the condition le all • rupees* of Moss is their swim has occupied their thoughts !fir man thee Is ham dais But in nothing have they move dlstleeedehed themselves, both for goad sense and diein terseled then In the effoets made to restrict the hams of lobar, gi besides a half-holiday, end the entire benefit et the Sebbeth rest. The grievous effects of oveoweeldefg as the health both of body sod mind have been strikingly shown epos' the authority of near am and to other experiaarad. pima& It has else bees estineelorily proved that the sacrifice which employers lore le mesh ever-rated ; that is may twee it amounts sedgy' a s h work being better dose, or the shop better attended those who are not exhorted) and in all cases the lees t, by judicious ensageesenak be avoided. It le highly satisfactory to dad the. the rely noire move ment, which hem about twenty yens Ego, when it wee essfird %the dupery Warm, won after berme general, so that now Wet is in all branches of trade, said also In the public 'Wearisome', a very great improvement. But we had • description at our first meeting from Mr. Lilwall, in hie able and painfully interesting paper, of the dreadful coedi tics of alas. working is some trades Sill unreformed ; and It is devoutly to be hoped that the rise considerate kindness of employers may be attended to these. This is manifestly ea evil to which, great a. It is, the law cannot, except perhaps in a very few instasom owl to • very limited ex ert, apply a remedy. It becomes the more se cerary to decoct the attention of employers still farther to the subject, end to call upoa them to communicate with each other, and make such arrangements as the experience of asy may suggest for completing, with am little weaker posers, the good work already, mush to their credit, begun. Of a Seth what they have dose la highly to be praised, ad their ocedect is worthy of all rceptatios ; err could we early point to any workiof philanthropy in our day better entitled to public gratitude, le has, leder, merits ot a peculiar kind; for while ether plans operate indirectly and gradnally, the benefits of this ere direct end immediate. The health, the instruction, the morale of the community are directly improved by the action applied—aed improved at row The class, too, them benefited is the moat impor tant of the children of toil—those in whose work the mind is nor employed. Bat it comprises also, our arthena— those wiser talents and industry maim England the great capital of noraufacturos ; whose extleinse skill and adoorable dexterity brn the fame of our are into every sea that a rip can plough, teaching envy to the proudest of ear rivals, and veneration to every tribe, however remote, r soon as it. existence becomes known. Of the working Wean Merge, If not the besetting sins, certainly the meet pond • airs hoboes an improvidence and intemperate • sad r there can be so greater evil, than what proord from these moron, it is fortunate that a remedy can be applied serenely to mitigate, possibly *vet so e Let en .Wolof. cure. The two &Wags as so doubt closely cosnected ; but it is fit that they be oaridered apart, se In nose material respects they re net savedvesho, improvidence having the wider rope and mere general operation. It is well said by Mr. Brads' Clarke, In his very useful paper at the Congress of 1657, that the great problem of rein' economy le how to help the working people to keep themselves with their own Edney" (is other words, to teach them provident habits) — and the plan which he strongly pressor, and which Mr. Ahmed, in an able sad important paper last year more fatly Illustrated, is the establishment of Penny Savings banks. His lordship art referred in terms of satl.foction to the temp:mace and drinking fouumin movements. After touching upon the progress made in chemical science, geology, and astronomy, he proceeded to remark upon oar free constitution, in its admicistoation, the rights and privi lege. which we enjoyed under it, our whole social system as connected with it, and the perils to which it was exposed, and said that our open enemies abroad and doubtful friend; at home all considered constitution.' government, the scheme of representation, repos its trial. Attar making .11 de ductims for exaggeration, it was quite evident that there prevailed is very many town constituencies aa inveterate practice of bribery, whether direct or by shifts. It was thus manifest that the franchise was regarded by a great body of pence; not as • trust to be expreioed tor public pur er., but as a private property to he need for individual gale. To the candidates, if bribery were proved, tee less of their seats was al the penalty that we denounced to deter the gnat =defectors. When he (Lord Brougham) made the nave yule felony, the pirate, who had cheerfully nut all remarry hazards, would not expose Matra to be tress ported as a felon, and the execrable traM, creed. So it was clear that (mailake and their agora, whom no dread of defeat or expense could refrain, would shrink from the hazard of on infamous puniehmeet when they saw the tread-when as well an the Hour of Commons at the mid ' of the pith which led from the hustings. (Cheers and laughter.) It might be objected that the seventy of the indiction would prevent the execution of the law, end, no doubt, se nag as the enforcement of it wee left to a tribunal late the election committee ' this result was to be apprehended. Bat how much longer were we to continue illa only nation which left the execu tion of its penal laws to private individuals, inflicting upon the party injured by r offence the additiral injury of prosecuting the Ardor? It seemed bat too prober' that the prevalence of corruption would be seed as a renege %aro granting elective rights with the attached donee to those who were sot at present allowed to poses therm A grove doubt rune whether we deserved the franchise who eared it so little that they would sot deprive themselves of say indulgence in order to squire it. If renting a 101. hoer gave it, a man occepyieg a el. bore might have it by saving 20d. a week in beer. "Its but too aerials that of those who are loudest In their cell for the right of roam • very greet 'another would refute to pay this very small price to obtain it. but the disposition to regard the ruts as a Wag which may be tanned to profit, In a word as conferring the power of being bribed, as en abling them to commit a crime for the lucre of gain, offers a still stronger reran against granting ii, To imagine, as erne reaseners do, that clothing tber men with the franchise will Mee theta is their own estimation and in that of others, and impart these with a rase of their importance sa execut ing a great public trust, is altogether too romantic a view for say practical Ma to take. But It le certain that if corruption be t flectnelly put down the greatest obstacle to their rtniona among the number of elector, is removed. But while the law continues so lamentably defective, both in Is substance and arm precedure, dials is some satisfaction in finding that the leading men at one or two places, hoes a our of duty or the fear of disfranchnentent, have been deeming local mowers for checking corrupt practices. Thus at Bridgewater and at Norwich mentor. committees have been freed, by members of the town council arid other persons of authority, for the purpor of kirepieg strict watch over their fellow-townsmen in the elections recently held. From then praiseworthy proceeding sum- aver may be hoped; but the evil is too deep rooted to be thew extirpated, and It tea hardly be doubted trifle the places where corrup tion most prevails, and where the praetice of it is of long standing, lead freaks will be found fur adopting each a course. Same good would rsuredly be done by requinng • very stringent declaration from all members on three their seats, as I and others—my friend Sir J. Pakinvon among them—have fee/wetly etnerseted ; a solemn declaration that they act only dad not know, but bad no reason whatever to enepect, chat suy corrupt pew:tier had been used ier their behalf at their election, and that they had furnished no mosey for such premier and would pay se expenses which had thus been incurred. If it were enacted that no voter should be employed for hire in any capeelly, a declaration such as has been described could not be made by any man having the least regard for his reputation, if either her or his agent. had been guilty directly or indirectly of bribery. While sine reartiners contend net the people are enmesh fled for the exercise of the franchise—in other words, for the poseerios of political pure—by went of informer= ' and some would withold is because of their evil habits, there has bees at all timer, bat weer ito much as of late year a diet:triton in a large and important body to •••11010 power by acts sumeomes of doubtful legality, and always leading, by their alaitet unavoidable consequence, to • breach of the law. b allude to combinations Mr raising weigee, ac rm. pried with • resolution sot to work either for more than • certain time or fur le than • Tatra remuneration. If the ingconnected with ay plan of preventing others regOtigWa is orking, either by actual violence or by trier it is j manifestly an offence, end severely punishable. Bat with , out any violence or meaner, the raising a fund to keep one elan Idle. teueporting them when thew refer to work, except as the tors prescribed by the Ludy, lanes to WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. H. RODRIGO/MK 0, NisodNIKIDOONNINstios is SY skirt "room tquAst sr 0 43000.TIATINALINO DRUNINO BACK aIaIPATCH 100104 00diss Orss. Wok lines. J• 01 Or is. SADISM' RM. ULM sad CSKRISON BASS of svw, somvuss• NISDLICVAL MOUNTS!) NI SOAPS CAM. 10.017010 . NOOKS. sod IN KtITANDiss saw; Soot Osisis, ati& rid Om Mos.. us NNW PATON? 110‘,.0100110 ZOOK•SLION, No shako Twisty et 111.20•100.10 sod NOVILTUNI so PRISMS rialON. us verses le No be =l4 l 1110 INT 1.00110U01,11.10 0110.0 e 111001•000. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1869. 'Midi their employee teapot or will not yield, and the waylaying mother elms coming from the country, offer -3 16 : 4 * pay the journey back if they join in the approaches very near en unlawful cm *may ; or if it be not absolutely illegal is in the highest degree oppressive to the employers, became it deprives them of the ordinary advantages of com petition, planing the whole rat/edam of labour in • false and unnatural ppoosiution. net which regulates all prima, whether of oosmodities or of labour, Is the higgling of the market; and then lea kind of individual instinct by which dealers is labour as well es driers in other things adjure their demands. A combined action of 100 or 1,000 subsatatas ler thin individual instinct a fixed rule, oceosived without the nest regard to the rate of supply and demand, to the eimemelmees of the party offering and the Party aerapther or refuelag, sad minces that rule le an ail:Crary manner, Mid by no 'morel appliances. The fallacy is mauraseas by which Me labourers, complaining of machinery as throwing hands oat of work, hold that they ought to share directly with the employer in the gains which the machinery enables Ma to make. They do share in these gene, but not directly. TM capital saved must always be employed in Ctrfor labour ead the machinery that eaves labour s Use to ' the capitalist enables lira to employ more Meer in ether lines; the greet probability being that be will employ it in the line to which he and his workmen see occasioned. The combination of meters is the inevita ble esapermines of the combinations of men ; sad as they have espial to draw upon, which is • far more certain end WOWS reseame of supply se the contributions of the area, such a Miligkit must always end in a great loam to both po ne, but dreadful to the poor men, whose families suffer se milol e r ik in the meantime, and who, after they have been de ii em am so find a great diminatios of emp loy ment, to Wye Wry leidioted epos abs rentore. It is Eilees to observe that Om immediate tendency of each comblaatime is the very reverse of its hansom of the estabtishossat of inlets in the middle ages, which were the parents of skill is all the arts. The Inevitable effect of strikes is to level all merit, to benefit the lacy and incapable at thee:penes el the industrious sod skilful, and to rob all concerned in them, for the pr,ifit of a few agitators and mob-seskers. But though the employers hem an unquestionable right to combine in self defence against the tyranny of their combined workmen, and though they are secure of suoceso in the and, it is only robe gained by patience, at some sacrifice, and by joint and prudent action. It is sure to be lest by any imitation of the unjust' mid violent course pursued by the men ; and it is most especially at a Name of indiscreet and unscrupulona combination among the levute that the masters ought, more than ever, to be ware at encroaching upon jut rights, and rather to give their men more freedom than to curb them in any meaner of way. It must be observed that all the errors into which one of the parties fall, sad which are the muss of their uuremonabla and unreasoning proceedings, and which present the enemies of an extended franchise with their meet powerful argument, come from ignorance. If care were taken to teach them the plain, lastly learnt, and easily understood principles, which of all men they have the greatest interest in understanding—tbe relation between prices, including that of labour wed of supply and denoted—between capital and wages—between machinery and profits, se well of masters as of workmen— between rights mad daties—between the Wormer& of the law and the interests of all—if these principles were ever preset to their Wads, the tonne of conduct which they ofteatimes perms, to dear own great detrimaet quite as moott as to the Injury of others, would be nest to impveible. But other branches of political knowledge, highly important for them to posse.., should be added ; nor is it doubtful that these can be taught just as easily as reeding, writing, or Sphering, with the little of gingraphy acid history now given. An able and very useful paper was read at our last year's nesting, by Mr, Templar, showing that those branches of knowledge were encresetully taught in the Manchester Model School, of which he is head master, and Dr. Hodgson, who urged the muse improvement in as excelleat paper. The necessity of taking this course, if we mean that edam ; lion should be more than a name, has beg bee, some ously intuit:Med by Mr. W. Ellis, whom it is lapsible to pane without elpressiag a doubt whether the ecteadasee of hie views or his noble genermity in promoting We great week of popular education is most to be admired. It 4 with the most heartfelt satisfaction that I mamma the wise determination of the Education Committee at the Privy Council, who have called apes this ezeallent person to &diver a °Puree of lectures oa pohtful seisomy to the work ing dunes, sad the tint looters is to be given this very day. Some most horsiest branches of industry are from thefr 4111euept fres the possibility of the mishit* which, wit► she means of preventing, we have bees far a mosses ocsistapislag. Faoisory labour, from the relations hewer master and men, can searisly ever give rise to cam- Mastless as the ass pare ores the other. But there Is • most seem gird to which It Is exposed ; and the moral hilluesoss yea • portion of there employed can never be too deeply w or, where neoemary, 4.10 carefully counteracted. The effects of promiscuous association, without due superintend ence, me mod unhappy upon the young of both ems, but mom especially upon femalee. Tee constant wages, too, tempt merited females to eke out their income by this kind of worn, and leave their children uaattended to. These children at a very early age are theautelvea drawn into the name em- The legislature his interfered, not more than ensigh, fa footnoting the hours of work where the picnic are con canoed ; much more than was expedient or inetiflable in ser ials eases of adult workwomen. But the worst part by far of the evil remains beyond the reach of legielsion ; and a remedy for it has not bets attempted, except in • few indi vidual instences. The good feeling and good sense of muter manufacturers can alone interpose to rescue the numerous and important claw, especially of the female hands, from the contamination to which they are exposed, and which is spreeding the worst kind of dissoloteues over the working cisme Nor will all the use of the masters suffice, unless they are assisted by the geseroue and truly unseal co operation of women I. the middle and upper classes of society, moved by pious Zed, and +ethic upon • well consi dered plan for the good of their fellow-creature., in by far the zoos important of human concern.. The staters of charity In France bear moron into the hospitels—they ren der invaluable help to the physician, in disarming di...se of its pairs, and lend • not superfluoas aid to the pastor, in disarming death of its tenors. They have earned the united lisisings of a people that hardly ever twee in respect for any existing toad , utions—they have made their name revered by all. A worse dimes than ever filled the wards of hospitals —a moral plague—despising the haunts of our meet gainful industry. Let the spectacle or report of It call into eel/Prise • sisterhood that Mar mast the enormous coil, to prevent w►ich is fee better and far cosier than to care." (The noble lard was frequently applauded during the delivery of his able address.) Via-Cheacellor Page Wood was to follow his lordship with an address on Jurisprudence, end the departments were eubesquently to meet in their rooms for the reading of papers j end disuses's. THE SOCIAL SCIENCE MEETING AND THE RAIL WA Tll.—Considerable dissatisfaction was expressed )esterday, that, although it was announced that the Midland end Great Northern Companies had agreed to take prisons attending the niestiegs of ti. aesocietion to and Not Bradford at ore Aws, so ter as Leeds wee concerned, no reduction was made, the boollag-alert Mating that they hid received no instruc tions.— Ledo Jihretry. s _ - . DINNER TO LORD :LTTEDEN.—Tbe Liberal elee ten of the town of Northam',foe, and other friends of Lord Ly yetis, have invited hia lordship to • public dinner, which in Sued to fake place at the Peacock Hotel, Nunlike/toe on Thomday,Oet. 20, at 6p.m. Earl Spencer is to pres i de, ad a Lnrd Henley and Mr. Chas. Gilpin, among others, have promised to be present. HER MAJESTY's VISIT TO Loco ICATRIEZ.—Her Majesty a to open the Lock Katrina Waterworka on the 14th Mat. Leaving Holyrood at about 10, she will path Callender by half-post eleven, and then proceed by car• Hags through the Trometeha to the heed of the lake. Em barking on the lake in a steamer in wailing, her Majesty then sail close up to a platform crestructed at the month of the aqueduct, sod step on *bore, while bead. In attendance will play the National Anthem. The Queen may then give instruction, for opining the sluices—or do so her self—by opening • smell tap which will set in !maim tea &leery for raking the ',butter*, thereby admitting the eater of the loch to the aqueduct, and declare the waterworks open. After lunching at the conamiasionee's cottage, then royal party will Teton by the same steamer, carriages, sad route, to the pale. at Retread. TUREATENING NOTICE TO LORD DERBT.—MT. P. J. Smyth, proprietor of the IVaterf,rd Citizen, bas ad• dittoed a long and espy later to the Earl of Derby in re• Leases to his to intiragem to evict the tenants ea hie Doom asters. Mr. Smyth's =Wive concludes so follows : " I feel It to be my duty, my loru, to mime • warping voice. Weak though it be, it will yet reach the ear of M'Mahon of Palace, et the bead of his fiery legions; O'Doneoll of Spain shall bear it; and so, too, shall the American General Hersey, who, with a handful of men, bold. Sen Juan In Hie teeth or your bossed Pfeifle squadron. Be wise, and hearken to this bumble voice of mote, and desist from p or yeah and unholy enterprise. If, however, you are resolved spa proceeding to extremities, then—for you are • men of undoubted personal courage—do fall justice to your charac ter, and commit not to any poor devil of a subordinate the execution of your decree. With the jewelled coronet of the Snaky. glittering upon your haughty brow, and the ribbon of the Garter decorating your manly person, hied younalf the posse eetnitattte. In that event, I promise myself the patilicatioa of nuking year personal mapaiatance. 'We Il mess at Philippi. I hafts the bower to be yo ur °bedfast humble eervsat, " P. J. Siarru.'_ --- TAE ALLEGED RAILWAT EMBEZZLEMENTS IN BCOTLANTL—We are happy in Wing able to mate that the two gaarda--Alexancier itob^le and James Whitton-440 Were apprehended on gavial= of bedag implicated in the embezzlement came no the Scottish North•Ewern Railway, Lase been liberated, an charge bring found against them. They merely conveyed the lettere oratalwieg the Illegal tickets to the patties to wh o m 'hey wore eddreemid. One , n- Woos at what wen going on, and were by no mesas privy to the fraud. There are now the young me*, all clerks, PH ' mon be Maumee sok—ilontrese Benin•. A . JUMORT4e tairairk=ll46,4llll6lll, is Or Illesiem of Orp Oelniel Marl Mins Or. cs.v... CIL lie estimarkii • Wider. esrafts the nom miablibusis el the Oinerrs Mem tabu apse Me Irma Nae ra = o. 4p= st Oionsurrle Mew, t. SelleiVnes. (ZUIDE MANUAL hr CLERGYMEN, MANAUS'S 4 11211111DLT SOCITTISS. TORINTSIS. OMO VIAW/1411, DRUMM. £s Tali Saba. TAMATIIII MUSS Dia SOCIIITIIII rw ASSUALIIINI AOC! KTISIA _ am impalas mt Imme la of Mama ad • maim of am ward MOsirsimme et alarm nada ladar ath ndc. ad aim a lamas 4am mama me fame prbada Dv Alava Scaaromiam. =am Malin Alde Amanda dedems. milmadma embalm dr imam ma 4 tier fa Keay modar. malmalmam da. Illealmma Ueda, LC. Alalmala MR. 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Uses% Morsels-sae r• Woo. bosh wesabolone—ise L & Wee ossulactone. miff MANLY SI.. C. W. Mart/ sod T . . "msg. orweeloweb meet. COY. olds Nests— & gwiso sag W. P. sissows, Soissiossest,K Jas.; e. slue woo isle—Jsiw ammo .d Jose Caswas& SWIM& torn,moms, 0. Z. Owego sad J. A. Web. nand liswpoond. biertfordAdve. mum. 17r1vv. N. Is C. WWII. awl IS, Mir. Wrest wawa inset. Clartswedl. se w: w. *seas, LAW. ad/Oen—J. O. L. C. Uwe& V.& _, osd Clegesaa. Clanseewnel. &pass/ ssd ores Widow wsvoisslo—L. Wevuswelsog. W. Seger.. sod J. 1 1 1saiwnisol, 11•01oglows. sualoslW-0. /1. Censor sal D. lansisal. Dm*. dlk avon—W. Freels sad IL head; NewsWwl. as. NSW* Wm& bosays—N, soburon mid J. S. Ususl. Ikm • Ser.., W... ankle. wrgasso— Overton asd 0. Vitae.. 1A... 1 tiw...4 dosisw— V. saw, Ilmalorsgeld. Moos despeo—C. 11. 111.1.0.4 Leerl, Wsosoorelatol. sod L. Kosts, ono Oessrlag. Wowooreowl. W. Wallows sod J. neOlard, lesah,g. wefts r.edas. lessmsloos—F. lions sal V. J. lloasi. Thaved. Nam. sowooe—J. his.. sod W. Smob. Un%q . Stsffoni• halm ussu/ssaavas—W, glom hells—W. T. Me) sold. mad 0. W. Lessoido, Umel urow.doLoos, pisassew—a. Doosoey sad H. O. Dasp-es. Liven. gloster leueeno-C. Artesia sod S. Aldridge. Issowsp, CS,. Wide. I ale sane.—J . Mows. V. &Mace. sal J. 11. &Won*. C•110.1.1/04 Wes, OW. rolamisims agest.—& Cturd. W. Dommtta. sad W. tnoson. Caw& Inmensoike, MO. tonnatbettirtre—ti. Marth sod C. Olswola. Surf, Walls. lsosfusalew Anse alsns Cr. Iha sad J liajwst •hos. ?saws& wilono-C. towable soduro—C. A. sad Eketeuevt. wassore— H. Mel sad J. MOM. Thowsvanet • gewhorstk. ovoid Wit. am. muenk. KM= 0118. Deems WlLleeor, gleapeer= rl jet T l l 4. at the Tem/lee Glemea. ALLI•••■• Neat lia ea•bl Saber. Oat. H. at the Gerdes aim bleed. Jon liVemasee De=eela Mier. Ott. U. se the aleghast lea limihereea. Jaya Waiar. filaapmr. aloe imeasea Oct. U, at the lenge, Hall. tress.. AN ANGLO-INDIAN MARIMAGE.—As iatareeting mortise 011111•41100, VIII performed at liloole het week. lb. potties were Major Culbertson, the well-known Indian trader' mid most of the Anuiricas Far Compaity, end Natowista, daughter of the Chided the Blackfoot lodiacs. They were' monied some *eventide years ago according to the latken mirusiosy, hut being •111110•• that it abash be performed sr sorillng en civilised rims, they were again mental a re* days i Awl by Father Saandes, of B.ist htespli e Mo., according to the ritual of the Rothish church. Men Cslbermoo to .aid to be a person of line native talent, and has bees at times a Tay sumumfal mediator between the American government and the sodas to which she belongs. THII FREIGHT MARKET.—The settlement of the Malan ditficoPy b still to bet fretted, end filar. that this will not he arrived at without further witnplications, which may wain redone, the pesos of part of Europe, have an tejunous sleet as dnancial sod commercial affairs. Thee trade of this sensrty, although cute! and •it bout any particuler animation, may be considcred . to be progressing satisfactorily ; but the continued e,re to the money market alexia serves to prove that west of coati icons rather than of capital la the be, to further incrrace f central Mbree.b. The wee of the fraught market hoe undergone but little alteration, with the rucepiton den improve I dented for humeri to China, on amount of the herb war which it is expected England and Frazee will bee , rapelled to uoilertake again.* that empire, to avenge the late breach t treaty, end to prated sad prornote our mutual Intonate in that , iiiirter. Freights in almost every trade rola low and ouretouro fa , lve, and moat continue to do to until the demand and sappy of tonnage shill become more equally bileaced, tither from the incision of trade er from bathe lea, rupdar but (to ohs shipowner) equally meltable Game. Sall, we as sot thapomed to take by any insane a orloutuy riser of the future; ant alibotagh prevent bad times may not be Wad rly lollowrd by better, the return of proaperity te hot the Isww sure tcr being slower then we all should "nab, and than many alert tested. As far se British tonnage is con- esessl, we entertain sanguine bore that the able aid power fial ellierta notiong to call public ettentios to the wrongs 'odor which it Isbottre will not be in vain, sod that memo:a will be taken which, if judicious, may do much to place this Or* satiates' interest upon s mare satiefatoory mother. le steam chipping there ha been of hre any, and beady Krill, NlSZotril have 0••• is good Mumma fee the Baltic sad Mediterraness, at a conaiderable stemma for the former, sad at somewhat Improved room for the latter. There has also been a fair tastiness is the sale of Ilia descrip tion of V11•011‘, and several tramactione here been made at Silly previous raw. The veins of sailing ventage le oleo fairly maintained, but the demand minnows moderate, and , L except for partioslar desonytiont, are unaltered i cierta . sl6l veertia foe the coal trtada as in retreat, sad meat with ready purchasers at somewhat better figure.—(From the smoothly circular of Melon. Hub, Mains, and thigusla.) (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (1.1011 LIZ? 2110liet GAZITYL) WAR,OFPICIIi, PALL-MALL, Orr. 11. APPOINTIIIIITS IN Tn t Anrtv.—Matro.,aNn.te.—The next examteation of candidates fa threot apyolottneste to the army will be held at the Royal Hoepital, Chelsea, on Monday, the 21st of November next, sad following days. ADMIRALTY, Oct. 7. C of Royal Kahn..—Fiat Lieutenant Theophilas Cap of to be captain, vice Dowell, appointed instructor of musketry; &mood Lieutemmt Robert Patrick to be Beet lieutenant, vice JuU, rvoiped. THE MILITIA. YEOMANRY, AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenants. Montgoinwyeline Yeomanry Cavalry—Richard Robert Wineßeld, gent., to be cornet, vice George William Adair, promoted; Thome Bulkeley (late oaptsia lilt Life Guards) to be cornet, Wee Tiipp, promoted. Exeter aad South Devon Volunteer Ride Battalion—Jame. Therm George to be captain; Frederick Cooke to be beetanant ; Berkeley Craven Saint John to be end's. Royal Flintehire Militia—Charles William Shackle, gust, to iv ensign. let Subdivision of liniTolk Rifle Volunteers—Chula Foote Gower, pat., to be lieutenant; Henry Howard, gent., to be ap. 6th o e Royal Ellkots• Light 'angry Regiment of Middle. au Militia—Range (Marius Weld to be amnesia, vice Hitchcock, renegued ; Arthur Bristow, gent., to be ensign, vice Weld, promoted. The Gown bas bee. graciously Pleased to weer the resignation of the communes held in tide regiment by Lieutenant Rohm B. Hitchcock. 2ad Compaq of Leneaehlre Volunteers—Thomas Lund, Req., tohe moan ; Arthur Ingram Robinette, gent., to be lieutenant; Junes Johnston, gent., to be cosign. 3rd Company of Lancuhire Ride Volunteers—Jobe Gerald Potter, Req. to be captain; William Harries% pet., to be lieutenant; John Reck*. gent., to be ensign. llth Cow pony of Lancashire Rifle Volunteere—Reetry Newahma Fielder, E captain in the 3rd Regimen of tb. Duke of • Own Milan, to be sapient; Jima. Catena, gent, to be lieutenant ; Hugh Dawson, the younger, gent., to be swigs. City of Edinburgh Rifle Volunteer Corpe—Jeesph Noel Yazoo, gent., to be ensign; the lion. Bouverie Preset. Primrose, to be captain; John Cay, gent., to be lieute nant; William Arthur Peleririn, to be ensign. Argyll and Bute Militia—Lieutenant George Campbell and Ensign Alexander Sinclair bays, respectively, resigned the commissions held by them in this regiment. ADMIRALTY, OCT, H.—APPOINTMENTS.— J. Pyper (1850), to be additiosal to the Cumberland. CHATHAM, Ocr. 11. The following medical offioere joined at Fort Pitt this morning, previously to being appoiated seeistant -surgeon In the anny T. Tullue.b, M.D., A. C. Gayer , W. Es Alston, J. 8. Joyner, J. Henderson, J. A. Scott., A. Roy/a, J. D. Smyth, T. Wood, J. B. iodine, J. E. Stuart, H. C. Gaines, A. 0. Crown, end J. F. C. Collier. Orders were received this morning directing Lieutenant C. J. Griffiths and Lieutenant T. B. Hutton, 81.1 Renitent, to proceed to the Mainitins (e the purpose of joining the service companies of that regiment, which will remain at that Wend until further orders instead of return's; to England. PORTSMOUTH, Ocr,ll. The Adelaide, merchant steamer, embarked Ws afternoon the 4th battalion of the 60th Rdfee foe 'reload, and returns with the 18th Regiment for Alderehott. The Poictiers, freight ship, embarked but evening a de tachment of the 15th Regiment from Newport, eadasiled for the but Indies. --- Sierian,i6,serew, Captain James N. Strange, sailed to for a few days' cruise In the Channel. The Sphinx, 6, nadalrewheel steam sloop, Commander 0. F. Day, went out of harbour to-day to try her speed fa Stokes Bay • ' . The Vingo, 6, paildle•wheel steam sloop, Commander Montagu 13. Dunn, sailed this afternoon for Gibraltar, with a drudge vessel is tow. WOOLWICH, Ocr. n. ROYAL AMENAL.—Two complete 8-pounder bat- Urea are now ming prepared at du Royal Arsenal, to be forwarded to China. The wiretaps, erestrooted en ma Wt proved prociple which has been fully tested before the select committee for experimtuts, will be mounted with Bir W. Araratrones gone, several of which are now ready for mrvioe._ The Rev. C. Morgue), Roman catholic chaplain to the forms at Woolwich, has complained to the military authorities that Captain Orr, captain instructor of the royal laboratories, has recently industriously circulated pamphlets and tracts, severely commenting upon the Roman catholic religion, arocagst the soldiers of that denomination. On Sunday last the Roman catholic church wee crowded with soldiers, for the performance of mese, previous to which the rev. gentle man in his discourse allotted la forcible tame to the publica tions circulated by Captain Orr, sad cautioned his oiragregs lion not to receive such ducumente, which were bat baits to subvert their allegiance and shake their fidelity to their own creed. ONE OP THE MEN Oy Locxxow.—Private John Alderton, formerly of the With, bat who afterwards volunteered into the 32nd regiment, is now on a visit to his father in thin town, on two months' furlough /ranted by her Majesty, he being one of the survivors of the " glorious defence" of the Residency at Lecknow from July to November, 1857, during which he dirtinguiihed himself in • sortie on the 21st of August, and spiked one of the enemy's gum. He was engaged in the actions of Clasher, Cavaliers, and Doudpoor, and in the capture of torts Dehaign and Tyrhool. We believe he was the only Suffolk man shut up daring the whole defines at Lucknow. Another Bmi man was in Havelock's army, end went with him all through hie wonderful march and relief of oar beleegured cocustryosen, from whom his family have lately received an account of the expedition, with a cipy of which we have been favoured; but we do not think that a nine narrative of slaughter, expressed with that cad delight in revenge which the incidents of the money usfurtunitely engendered, would at the present time be acceptable, sad we ere sure it would not be edifying to our madam-310y end Norwich Pose. LONDON RIFLE BRIGATOE.—A meeting Of the councit wee held at the Mansion-house yistevdey, and wee numerously attended. The Lord Mayor, who presided, ennounced a list of donations which bed been received from Lord Brougham, the Worshipful Company of Carpenters, the Secondary of London, and others. His lordship stated be had Just received twenty seisms from Mr. Benjamin Bond Cabbell, a member of the council. A letter was mad from Mr. Alderman Rose, announcing that his pro emial to the London and Brighton Railway Company had bean agreed to, " namely, to convey the member. of this brigade to and from the Crystal Palace, charging them ed. first class, or Id. second rime, for the double journey, these tickets being only available for members of the corps when in uniform." He further stated that he bed received ten guineas Inns W. C. May. Req., sad also the promise of ten guineas front Messrs. William Jackson and Co., and ten guineas from Mr. W. F. Moore. On the motion of Sir Francis Doyle, Bart., seconded by Mr. Joseph Somas. M.P., the thanks of the meeting were pressated to the Brighton Railway Company for their liberal arrangement, and also to Mr. Alderman Ross for his energetic exertions. The draft articles of egrement between this brigade and the Crystal Palace Comp soy were submitted. The Lord Mayor reed a letter which he bed received from her Tribijeaty's Commis sioners of Lieutenancy. On the motion of the Lord Mayor elect the Court of Lieutenancy wits ordered to be eturimoold for Friday next. His lordehip also reed the Aida announce ment which be had received from the Town Clerk of the Cite of 1. , ndon, that the application for the use of the Guildhall for the perorate of drilling the members of the corps would be complied with during the pleasure of the court. On the mo tion of the Lord Mayor elect, seconded by Mr. H. W. Ken nard, M.P., Captain Charles Finch Mackenzie was unani mously elected to the race of adjutant. The Lord Mayor stated the various arrangements were nearly completed, end that the drill would take place at Guildhall so soon as if could be in readiness after the forthoontin,e banquet. Mr. William Garden addressed the council on the plane and estimates for the bona, ice., and a meeting was ordered to be called to con sider that and other subjects on Friday next. THE BATTERIES AT TARIFA.—Last week we no ticed that shots from these batteries bad been fired at two t t d eg . l y ish a vease c.. le passing through Gib fhubbed at der raltar. Yes terday Rooms, which, tire was d from the battense7V lodged in the hull of the Gaeta the 5...0 bar vprite Mae Ancona to Liverpool. Doubtless some inquiry will be cede tato the matter by the British government. DEATH FROM DRINKING VITRIOL.—The Liver ' ;pool Coroner yeeterday held an inquiry into the death of • joiner, Menem Cowan by name, who a few days ago was working on board • rchnooer io the Georges Dock, end in .• r ummaging" for grog nine upon a bottle of vitriol. He took • large draught of what be supposed was whisky or ....ember writ*. and Immediately warn seized with dreadful agony. He died soon afterwards in the hospital whither he w as removed. A verdict In accordance with th e circumstances wee returned. It was stated at the Inquest that the deceased was greatly addicted to drinking. EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY IN BIRMINGHAM. — On Saturday evening lest, between the hours of sic sad seven o'clock, whilst Mr. Cox, eurgeon, was buttoning as his cost, two men got into his posy MI - IAV! and drove off. Notwith standing the vigilance of the pole*, nothing haa beat heard of the poop or canine also,.—Birmirepteer Deity root. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. U. Tag }lows BunrAcrioNs.—Tate Council of the senate having takes tato consideration the slants framed by the Cambridge University Commhutment, under their com mon seal, on the 20th May teat, for maktag various changes is the provisions of the will of the lets Roy. John Hulas, and more for coeverting the °Hos of Christian Advocete late • mitesurahip of Theology, and being of opinion that tits said statute would advantageously be brought Into ope ration so soon as it has received the erection of the Quin is Council, beg leave to reoummsad to the maws that applica tion be mede to the Cambridge University Comnsisaionsee to anthories the auweimion tor twelve months of the election of a Christlea !advocate, in the room of the late Academia Hardwick. Till 1118 R NATIONAL SCROOL 87871 k AND ITS INSPECTOR. Dr. Sullivan, who has from the commencement of ths National System of Education in Ireland filled the office of inspector and to whom the British public and the world are indelned . for the authorship of a new school Merano, of inestimable value, directly and indirectly. or recently deter mined to devote the mtiotficent sem of 2,0001. to the Mune dime wittiest and endowment of • national school at Holy wood, his native piece, In the north of Ireland, • saleable site for which has beet given by the proprietor of the estate. Captain Harrison. -, Dr. SullivanTdeSign wee communicated its • letter doted "Education Moe, Dublin. Sept. 24," eddremod to Hr. Ote‘, • penman to whom is en- frosted the carrying oat a this benevolent project. After expreming Me moire that when completed the school may be pawed odes the national beard, the doctor makes some remarks which, at the present critical juncture es regards the adecational qamtion will be read with Intense!. Ile aye "Should the nation al system of edoostion be broken up or disocatianed—which, for the sake of Ireland. I bops may sever to the use—the principles of that system are, mew -1 thelese, to be always acted upon in this robool. These prim(- ' pies are wily understood. la Mot they. were explained in two weeds by the Archbishop of Dublin, in his match on the subject la the House of Lords, so early ea the year 11333 —neinaly, that the foundation of the meional spleen of education in Ireland is this—. that woh regard to religious biefructice there is to be no restriction, no comrades. That a system of education founded upon ewe a prin ciple as leis should have met with so morn opposition bas awe a been to WO a matter of wonder sad repel, +as I knew, by the experience of every day for the last t-and- twenty years, that it was producing the most ben s al mid the most important results in every part of Ireland. In fief, lam firmly convinced that the general and gratifying improvement which bail takes place in this country of late years is, in no small measure, dm to the operation and edema of the national system of education; and should the British Home of Commons ever permit it to be brakes up, and • aspirate and asetariaa system of educa tion to be eubstittned is Mt stead, I venture to predict that the oceaswasame to this nowitry will be most dimetrow. la sat, to do ex would be,' in the weeds of an eminent pall I to divide Ireland into two hostile canape, with clerical ' seatinals pacing up and down to prevent the people Irma holding any friendly communicatious • " Dr. Sullivan cony abides his latter to Mr. Greg by remelting that his health le too completely broken up that he has made up his mind to resign his office under the board in a few menthe at farthest. WISTRINSTRR REGISTRATION. Mr. J. Fraser Macqueen, the banister appointed la revise the lists of voters for the revere! perishes in the city ■nd liberty of Weettniss.er, brought hie labours to • conclusion yestendey in the Lord. Justices Coot. Then were no objection by the conasrvatives but about 300 by die liberals. Mr. Monett appeared on behalf of the Westminster Re form Association; Mr. H. Smith on behalf of the confer weaves. thefollowleg I. Mr. Buggett's return of the result of the reuristratton for the several parishes and pleas In the city of Mesaslager : Bisons Otuncetotre. R 17013( CLIMES. Benteambed. Woodmen. tailed. 8::4" -- " I .... 1 .... 0 :::: 0 :..: 1 186 37 2 11 4 The oel7 tory claim was is the pariah of Bt. George. It was allowed. THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADE. The executive committee of the Central Association roes yesterday, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street ; Mr. 13. Pbuca et Err being in tSe chair. The Secretary reported that the number of men who have resumed work under the Declaration was 10,740, end that 2,100 in addition had entered establishmente in which a shop rule embodying the spirit of the deolaretion wee adopted. It was stated, on the part of the mamas, that the following resolution was passed at a general meeting ut their body, • Wilcocks's-roomr, Lambeth, on Monday " That this meeting is of opinion that the terms of negotiation already submitted to the Central Association of Master Betide, Pbe considered final ; and further, that we do sot agree to refer our by e-lews to any third party or parties. " That it is the opinion of this meeting, that if the Central Association of !Softer Builders do not unuonditionally with , draw the declaration at their meeting to-morrow, the 11th inst., we the means swk no twitter communication with them, and that all further communications cease." To t►ie communication the following reply erases= l• The executive committee of theCe;tril AseTociation of Master Builders regret that the Natalie° mesons should decline to be bound by the reference to an eminent impartial authority fur revision of the rules and customs of their trade socistier, and making them conformable to the laws of the realm. And the committee would further point out t the masons that the entire withdrawal of the declaration, as demanded by them, wouli admit the workmen of all other trades without any guarantee, either that the strike at Mean. Trollops's would be withdrawn, or ttat the objectionable rules and practice' of other trade societies would be modi fied." The following amended proposition was submitted by Mr. Ayrton tt 1. That the declaration to withdrawn, those who have accepted it to be relented from it. " 2. There will be no objection to work with those who have accepted the decleratioe in a pesoevble and orderly manage, and the members of the Workmen's Conference will nee ell their influent* with their fellow workmen to effect this object. 3. It having been alleged that the rule. of the trade societies contain provisions contrary to low, the committee of the Peels le* are ready to furnish the master builders with a copy of their rules, in order that they may take counsel's opinion on them, and see willing to modify them in com mittee' so far he the opinion of mestere' counsel is confirmed by the legal adviser sat the workmen, and in other !septets so ter as the several committals toe that • modification of their rules le neeemery. 4. The workmen will work in strict conformity with the law. "5. Should any difference arias between the master builders and their workmen upon the legality of trade.prac time or of the rules of the trade s ocieties, both wise to scree to &fiord every Utility for eutimitting the 1 , 4414 to the decision of the Court of Queens Beach, and do their beat to give effect to IQ judgment." In reply to this proposition the masters passed the follow ing resolution tt That the executive committee of the Muter Builders' Association regret that the proposition submitted this day by Mr. Artois, on the part of the operatives, does not embrace the withdrawal of the strike at esere. Trollope's ; and also that the proposal evades (by the suggestion of protracts' litigation) the simple plan proposed on the 7th inst. by the executive committee, of revision by some eminent Impartial authority of such rules end practices of trade societies as ere opposed to the spirit of the law of the land." Although it is not expressly stated, we regret to be obliged to infer that this resolution is intended to convey the non acceptance of the proposition of Mr. Ayrton. This unfor tunate and long-protrected *Sturgis is therefore about as fur removed as ever from a settlement. The committee at its tieing adjourned fora fortnight. SOUTH EASTERN EAILWAT.—The account of the revenue receipts and expenditure of Mie company for @even weeks sad Piz days to 24th September :—Beceipts for the four weeks to 24th September, roes Irene, pamengere, parcels, mails, goods, dte., 109,1281. 2s. 64.; lees collecting, deliveriog goods, &c., 2,1101. 12.. 52-107,0171. 10e. Id. ; rents .eat sundries, 2,1891. 12s. 10d.; steam pocket ser vice, 6,3681. 7e. 14.; tool, 114,566/. 10e., actor seven weeks and six days ending 2lth September, 223,0661. 11s. Id. Ex penditure, including rates, taxes, toils. government duty. and expenses of Ammo packet service for the four weeks, 37,6491. 15e. 7d., or for the seven week., 72,6721. 12e. lid., Wind In crow of receipts over expenditure for the Rest period, 78,9151. 14e. 62., and for the latter period, 160,3634 18e. Bd. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. _ NISNININTE SZASON. MooYor—Hr. JOHN HOLUM. ILLNIIINTA ST °LAMM 1.. IN, OK tor Imam Ant L. Trey. 01 Osier IS. at 71 No. Int l MK he of not Tardy. Oft. IA at St. Fos toe o Owls of AO 000—Lo i di=. Id.; Saolomo. lk moaxtme OLAF.. FOS LAOIS& No. US Nos, Tandy NA Frolic traa If to LSO. NM Loma. Fatotat. Sea I. Flo for the Ceara of Xi Laovaa Or(Masa. Ihmshar gartkalost war to led of Mr. THOMAS HEADLAND. .111111111 n.