The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-19 00:00:00

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Bl : lo 4.,E u rM ihb. oil manosn.le berlli. remat4rl=l / 1 6111181 if Or mod IWO all oho Nor 11 1 li q . t. moll cowl Sok 1.% ollgy• of 1000 or mai of soomollog v =sk , a.. 7 Yea 600 Nis sass MO, ito Woo No ono ortot U., et loorm.• la or he li. .Yam.. u.: la tsa MIN. •li. Ikon. I. • ales et IIL ; divbboll Is*. mama . Ciet & 7S. Ommeemrdoisp=ririlli h. 7olll. Ulm " '•••••- NMI : & Y. Womb. 0. llortl; Iffsagrag ; mil Po* . • maw. O. 0 .1..4- lama : beer. lik Oalsol obl i min t Zto. ANIL Marko& OS& MK et DEPOSIT, to Established A.D. 1844, dname ark Ueda.. MING NONZT requele ll assets* i bp • lA•tvase at laSaut eraz Ir le Arabia la mar? OMSON, m Dinabar. soullearsoulle ow bee is otasilia ISTABLIIII 61) Mt BRITANNIA LIFE ANURANCE COMPANY. a•••••••ibr Am of [tilt. 4 VIII.. ter& t OsAtesui—llikr-Ssimal AL ib ri W a ittatSssilart. (tarts Pomona. wads*/ Ait•OS to Or opetwist 0, Lome or aslitivilt ',bomb, bat Ss psalm sift I 1 IWO aft. Its Sat sem Awn Ns YEW Pantie st KO& sr al Dist& II estedsl Itsvits l 7. hefts. dabs Illstelt7 tot 0/011111. ia4lita If ITTN4I7LI7II pIIOCIATION. amm it itadre so* mom Paint 4.7.1 aniZrittre=W favemshis; the am ir FUN pra b it= i t a: pie :' mss` been made rg ...i. la Os anvil Ritssirer at titiFarthe Irina twin? l arb Taellipithtla Mt Miss at Roam. MM.. As T L Hilt hal 1.1 ra... Ai , MEW 4 I Tema i ill TM 'IT ill ill fil 1 fpail "siAzingi. MMADAME TUSBAUIYB EXHIBITION, at du ausstr. laketaAnse4. PArtmas•sseara —A LeLlimAL Purina ADAME tem I ILA/ J. J. BO WU. Pm., *NW W Abe Innis Pteddmil et IllbsstA.Weiss Atria, loam Mid lo SWAIN* Ts. w a s imilemiss of sokireaell ; Napoiem TOMS. IL atom Owes tram 11 111 auk. w?ram IN AL LONDnireON lza CRYSTAL PALACeiIL —REGENT- Wajm wm be tiX4 DAT. Deumbee I. Mk gm /LIMY MITICILBS. WWII et bebelbie eabitelere et ow beillegike Steep& Is she W d. Lesikee. Avtark au= rat eimil lat.kit M teem MI be esplees elee elmir MOM the Minikat WM MPS 1114.•■•11 I. be DR. ZAHN'S ANATOMICAL toam% inalenia ll t i ra a =artw WWl* r i rea l 2W Witil d an= s6a. ra .m ia in ft... M=4 eigreba m j im ek Arfc Ladmin es of ba, NW WI dbosi ibe Aultas So lenip• et lel,. draw ELAM% MAGNIFICENT SUPPER sad mum 100/1/4 00•1111 T OilDBll.-0. awl Ober 11 1 1::: r es will orWry ridietzio..tias wirdrit warim=B.2. PINOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL.— RN . r i d . My , 123:- I LI VIII! 101.90111 etaal o n7 . f ...../r i ermstitaWsess. •aelail 00..1‘114116111 Wier sad IRST-CLABB BTERSOGRAPHS at ENGLISH 110811 L 11JA sat 0110 VAIL Is. • w&—res IWO so= r at rtts , UtOwl ttrtatiatail LV. Sim& Illiontist GOOD DAY4CROOL for TRANSFER at 01111/.1 KAM A la boa pal et Ike grabset ~el of larks. 1=1,7 11•4-Aggip. kg ars e a & I D A, s o U . aw. jiOUSE PURNIB/11240.—DRUCE and CO.'. • Mons sod ildbula re do Wood b Linke: Qs balsa [Mid tom b Imonme tb. "doe on la obi =rnd • do it med. = nilo Ponbree Won *odd mobs et orildrd al bad erbleirr Werpbale.r. °sob 11.11. I asoa.bid bobevoin Adm. de ail boo bobbed.. b. 111. : =rid aft add boblo , j lb el r o me worm . am me I..ipit tews.-1111 rid I Mal =m.o.—Lear vises DOWN OAK 1.. di bob HO WILL PAT the MHO= 131- WWI ITT ? W 7tr labia lbsoniva An upon ty W Om eft imago MOT ODE& TIC• ODWPAN Ia be NY as are to ma elk. of ark Orem or lilud Ten at la WI. ffW.4.01 &am la Ye brin7 at IN Wardrobe. ikeld It [limb Cilw. PPBII COCOA.-10113, Homeopathic Cliesist, Lfaiso.—lbb sasuini pftssailim =Waft. mama lor was. ape et hemosesiais neas beim aftgial by Vl= 171=JAILTI 1241=0•Zadisiebsaiminriale DREESIIIO CASES sad TEA misagrizartead 1_...1. in lay andest ars, We wet did wer = r w as, Ilielaidolshadds I=ad ad= awl! dasealaa atom dasgaMb Mme ' UMW tiMININIIMM sad OM pranias. alimaaisali salmi IS ma alaalramealuest, sad ars war*, 1 lopesase • d = 4. Ida ; lie amisi saso et inadals aslary. mods. mat as, ear glika Mllll saadasamair has, Is.. se bra fano& GEORGE HOBSON begs to call the attlettlee A.rsay I& mom WHITES I aoerseas i i i r U. to ak Owwoasts la al the am Ilsaver Cleft 'ow mds =am Cap% primp An; lir Mawr Smear. 81 irisb Namararr. OIIVILOI 11011111U11. W. lbsahahlted 1110. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable M rom I& mi Allerassorl Os ae ° bis DON TO th NO loaseetty pei nt= e:me terl. WW M, or et leentleirt le of leer therem& reible 'ars he treeerre me the Overlal Trek ereagfireabg est is remlerze the ewer sad term It eattleare trier ben the Seed& ere err a realrer rift,. Nel pottier and preenr the erre& le weir treerls • Perrielbe rektrees. lel immerser e ree= bre reread the reizeree .1 miter art the " d r a M .r. i , r ? a - —14.--% rn"..t5::',.... 4 7- la. '274: aw• mil - eines. se 11.timomla - es Yrr wl, ay sand ea gra boa. Odd 1.7 *NEL rib, aborlels giall.= rrPREVENT a COUGH, him we of Dr. LOOOCR d PC IVORY° WAnal tine or tire Orem • day. emeedredy airy en Irritation, red prefer Oelkelp tam Os IU aria elf p oedema ar. Ttwi bay. • print lot& Piled IL 111. fr Id.. sod II& R box. era by irsdirre erg leaaee d RATING% FAZE NEWFOUNDLAND COD 11111= ... krjr .. 111. ta "nlll 7 .l.er . rms kr a.. So4ls clarames rlo.r to lord le ems* Is ligh 4'114 1111.• Malik k 411,; verb._ Id • ret eve.las belly iambi Mesaws,-71P. neniennomec Landes. Nebo l Om fa L. REMARKS on the DFFERENCES in SHAKE. et W L _immure ViItaIPICATIOX la DIY PIII.IODII IFL Looks : Jabs W. Patter tad Sem. Rut llama h. W . Woodman. .. THE HO l tra li r lo LIVE IN; or, Popular Ills,- arum We MowWm sad Paysa. ike Hosea Body is,: Mr W. Parini lad Ow. Went Strand. Perrin TESPLE.—The undermentioned gentlemen were on %Vedoestlay relied to the bar by the Hee. Society of the Inner Temple:—Frederick ;yakked, Abbott, Req., ILA., Dominick Dilly Here, Req. (eardlloane al honour), Martin Bryan Suipyltos, John Reber*sq E., M.A., Francis John II sedben. , Thome Leanne. Warm Reg , ILA., Jacob Dirk Barry, Esq , 8.A., lamed Dinka Wieldy, Req., Alfred Tones, Req., Jame Quayle Forded, Req., 8.A., Thome* litrrel Pritchard, Req., M.A., Edward Archer Wilde, Rq , Charles Stuart Casedsll, Esq.. Edward Carl& W h by, Esq.. M.A., end Themes Sleeks, Esq., D.O I. MULE TEMPLE.—The undermentioned gentle. men were called to the ter on Weitneaday by the Hen. Society of the Middle Tangle : —William Bereefind, Eaq., RA., of St. John's Collsge, Cambridge, and of 4, H are • Temple, the Whs. ism of the Rev. George Bannteed, d in the ess of Leicester; Thomas Spent" , College, l the eldest s m of Charles , ; Srdeey Lawson Lane, wog* Coarse. Orford, end of King's breadey, ass Ere, sooty of Stafford, the mooed eon of John Newton Lend, of Xing'. Brumley, E.q. ; James leaky Rill, Req.. 8.A., Trinity come, ,b e Ake toed the Hew. Mr. Justice Hill; Henry Felix John Ismenablet„of Dibrultar., the second son if Jobe Beptist Canner, mereheat ; Simpson Roan -rat, Esq., of Cheshire, the only sou of ite Lailiellai s w im, el Borden, Seq. • end Jobe H °WI, Esq., of 3, Pleieden-hadiege. Teepl e, end of Trinity Hall, Clai med of Littleover neer Deeby, sided ownof let. of Needigiain, Esq, doomed. CMARITABLE BZNIIFITAff THE RUMMY THEATRE. Te-weeetew (Saturday) night, the one pasha,' euldolui spun tie dell pro bent i the Surrey Thud" in seder le donee fir preeeed•Trbisedt of the widow red &SI rine of their demmed eirpenktee, a very warily ma, end whim death wee ellowded by many eselemelerly doeserimes. T e hessee. in sompliencie with aregimes, kindly awed Sub me, and Sheridan riedaTl pmealmr_ pia of li g ni ummal ime rn r u ll will be pelluened the semeles. Kr. , the Nob singer, Wee glass pedrimel eeraices . Prom the leserving eimedor ef the abject. the bisalt, we hove there will be elearded leuee. _ Snazwslll RT CAsr..—The Commissioners sent eat to take evidence, in this one have returned to Eng land. The whoa, of the evidence Ins been taken, and the trial Is expected to coabe on at the next March maims. THE GREAT BELL OF WESTMINSTER. The greet bell of the 010 eh of the new Palmoe at Warier Me, at rob, been Many Mee to it &P -pealed position in 'the deck-tower. aid wee ramie meg der the first thee to he new p‘WWw• Darin tM damn Mr. Beckett Dodoes, Q.C., Mr, Quer, and emend other peedeess emerisd the bilAboy to spa vlbm aegis of the otheriessed diodes weir sapper led irvon th• tower' The rest bell wee set seer with the ruder beddre , which will, Mr the sleek is Wad, mese it to arstre the program of dme, hut was lead wfe tbe Imp dapper, width will may be mei, m s lb greet bell of It. Pad's, es esesehee d rthile menreig. Al first it Ma Erect eddy, aid yet to throe stesiag r to the bar, tie creoeseire red vireos be* tweeted the mow pistol asetellos ere the rest end ere, aid met seemed to are the thrower eta* tower sheik Te these standiag below, ta Peletaymod, the dist wee very air rat. The dieteare, es well es the hawing sod terpereg which wrothd the opus pert of the belly, intereepid aged deal at the sound, tones down ad the irk vibratile, es that only the clear and morral earl of the boil seri be heart The tone la so ray deep sal seseresethet the mend it gee dares isnot be camper lat that Of the bre as restimeno,, reed to hear ; it are more ramehles the dint of the beershold clocks which ribs spit a sprig. Is eder to gin fill dirt to 'the goer, the bawdier fir rood the belfry were roured by direction of Mr. NIACIN end the bid was Erick with considerable lona The orecrive vibration to the striae sear then became as violent that it wee impeside to rotors in the rooms more then a few Wades at • tires. It of mere entirely sespesdel the mese of beard& led made every both and merle are kw meini Edenton. The elk* of the vibratile, bloom, wee met ended le se retion ahem but Neil he vilely pereded is the streawerk, sad in the re free to whim h the Mils ere rag, which shook end arid a will each seeks to • way near eismag to the beeirdsme, sub rembind the redeem weight It has to any. It dr& theta gist deal of this might be doe the bell d the bell brig street ore the plane of one of the smeller sipper( beer. The Mai of the dapper wee inempestly altered, Mt the Akers of the octagon roller end the cot-iron eleedesis wee If enyddag rather ia. erred. The trial was manly made to ter the reingth and serdity of the supporting frame, mud to peeve the rend ol Amain that would have to be guarded egret. It certainly shred the ssothity tor additional support to the frame and weenghethem breekets, to tie the wrought solar and the supper dimly together. The dentione will be made inmediely, it the deck armee he filled ep sail they sip deem One of the prierthel erne of this Ilierelve vibrating of the eeprete is the novel arm to which the bell is Mot. lured ef big se it Win bog to • husk, end allowed to play rely, It le rigidly sad dimly herd to the Iron beam by which II is supported. no., whom as erre edge or s ounding bow le sear the will gees of the blow, prig aka( the rigid bell al a laver, ads apes the hems, which it teeth le taw amender, and ern freed meet be the Ira Rare dike ma re de them otheerkee I. If however, the bell had be.. bung des be move, the whole Tibia doe of the blow of faith; vend err apes it does, end be expired i. prolthgleg the seer brad of Mint* the support. There is teethe dadredee ithsitat apes fly rigid method of firs a bawls., tot is is unable to reed beer the robe of the sipper, whir meet therefor verde mementerliy le ore re with its warier terra to redeem • nimbi dead and Jerre; mod, la plea of the err Werra produced by a bell property streck. The ere rim of the shorties which ill be made la the enrengerst of the belle sod their supporta of course will not be dried spas vete the rile at yeshle terda ra y's trial bar peesdissemeed, bet tot wee erseidere i teration is rad thee these he • doubt UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Nov. IS. Woacan i Couaos—Tha Provost and Fellows vet this collate have pmerisheil the Rev. Thome. Sawed Fraser Rawliaa, M.A., Fellow of the Society, to the vicarage of Denchworth, Berke. Mr. Rawlinsod the pleb& clamital examination in Lent Tan., 1862, obtained a meand elem. FINAL MATHIMATICAL ENAILINATION.—The Remises la the Fiera Mathematical &heal (Mama. H. 0.8. Ward, mid T. Rennie* have to day given =a g i the examination will commenca es the let ed Desember. 13zczcv Pagnuains.—ln a senvoostineloldea to-11;;y the following gentlemen wen append of ea West praechere fur tM Jeer commeedng WAR Mar, 1869 :—The Rev. Frame K. Leigh D.D., word= of All Soule College ; the Rev. J. Sbuegeld It.A.,Chrhet Church ; the Rev. William tlLdst%. Col M.A., Ueteueeity College; ev the Rev. Charles P. Rueter ICA., Oriel College; the R. William Inc., M.A., lege. Fiat i'osuc SwintArtox.—For this examinatice, which commences Nov. 10, then irs 62 okrinass. TEM HON. W. F. COWPDX, M.P., ON THE CON prow' OF rag Aeascovream. Lasousaa.—At the en amel saastag of the Ilsimey Labeerertf Boomnagement As arnistisa. held ea Weleroday, the Boa. W. F. Cowper, la the obese of the prudent, Lord Paleasretoa, took the &dr. Ia a speech of oossiderable length he defended the =glel mefarring prizes on agricultural labourers as e eacouragemett to them to endeavour to win such tokens of esteem from those whose good opinion they value. It was but an application of the principle of conferring beetturs which to other grades of society ia found to have such a stimulating and binuti,tal effect. By means of those sanoelationa competition was brought to bear opoa, and acted me a lever In, the canes of progress among the rural popnin lion in the same way WS it did on a morn extended soak la °Gumtree and manufacture, by developing the powers mad energies of those upon whom it bears, Be then pawed ea to the improved condfdon now eo often loured in the hone of the saveszltural labourer, owing to the Opeeatleae ef etieb asucuttions as that. It sus is romp* to the less of the labourer that they weld saris • hear load Manse, by &hat _ era, A. lesleass, cow fortable cotters sad podia Ailments la itakit le esvierf their Wore bow* Woad of eotatber thee t I Wows er is the twialsowee of keeeepwasee. lt wee net IMMO nil' plat owt to km blower the mkt of **kW, bat a *died kb am* la shwa Is kn. The boor-leaso wee * the *- bean, whet iie dab b es the deli am. !mak dor kma ems ether pion la kit Asp of nedlorreser. alkelesene, koeitaier, or the Ike, osil a keg seep mold be taken to wards ressofrtg lee al km poste* obweeles to the proper of tide dew of rte. The bet NW sat be laird, that the =rof dwilitatiet rather andel Is the wealthy e pew class, sad Wass ke weendly of mob ems. sleds= se watch ono the karate a sae* iiewrolag ehet. MR. DUNLOP, M.P., ON PARLIAMENTARY Rouen. Dualop, N P. foe Greenock, met his constitimats at Onsets* an Tuesday, and sddrewed them an the political event of the duly. He said, so fez se regerele the terobise. be expected that the Rovemount moment woeld go tortilla , then was generally looked for. The goverment bill, mom though plausibly liberal In many of its provisions, would re quire to be narrowly watched, to secure that it shall be a real and true, and not a sham reform. la this view, the question of the ditnitmtion of seats was one of vital importance, though be moat guard himself manse being committed to any @lsolate rule which, If moiled out without qualification, would give London as many members am Sontlead, the num ber et whom representatives be trusted to see adequately in , creamed. He was still opposed to the ballot, which he believed would prove • cloak of corruption, and would un dermine the bold Independence of spirit end action which le far more valuable to a nation than any form of voting could possibly be. Nor was be quite setialled with the proposed rating ; ft would, he feared. exclude • large body of clerks sad rising esthietke not settled dowel in life, who ad& perhaps be the very fists of their clean, while it would, he feared, embrace classes, particularly la the English liceongtei, whom experience under the soot and lot system bad shown sett be beyond the of corruEtton. OKFORD Fain-LENDIRO LIBRAIY.—FIRST YEAR'S Ritroim.—The workimer of this Menhaden, established in 1867, in ocnotesion with the Pattie Reading-room, is clearly shown by en salamis (the bet isened) carefully compiled by the Liberian, Yr. Dews, sod.** trued, by the authority of Mr. Mamma Boar, olednons et th e library connitter, and the original promoter of the same. The statistics ex tend hoe November 6, 1867, to Oct. BB ,IYB, during which parted 13,296 volume have beet hosed, the number of reed's being 9,862. The imanosof nein, thee the open leg of the lesaing_ library, is essidireble. Thai for tee bet Nonnbao, 1867, 7E7 11116eillee wave issued *SS wh airbag the 'math of October INN gond stionslialbsboodla of the wed wire afet. dad emengpst 1118 Comidarloger *eery wain I,lllllvelasese, end that nob' nohn la allowsd to nada Ids boa fir a ass* the working tithe inedintion non le supsiol non nonnotol. It nay be nsoosod Una the nod usaabos of riados far exceed the number of amaisents, es wberka are inhtler frequently nand from ow puma Is ana r tr. me the average we fled that each bask Is r Mbar, be, Owls* the twelve months, peened through the Aram sloth seven times. Of the total asabw Inewid 11.214 ism =dor the classification of novels and Wee, while 4,891 twee ender the denomination of !Mi kity sod osimeel Ilterature, • fact which clearly demonstrates theme's' taste for light literature. Owing to the great in mates of feeders farther cantributione of booka an Nollaitod. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. pat --•-- Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of io Badmen. THB TROPOBIED LUNATIC UTLUM. The Loan Mt vox, in reply to • Quidibb by Mr. Wool' blest, said—The positics el the gortioa relative to the pro- EtMastic asylum it this : we have been in ats@ c ( the City ot Lomb.) with the flo c e i s ia M= ease ram, who has called o.'t as, the authority of the set, to build a lunatic asylum. That 4 !W been off front tams to time. until at NS the Bsiel a ey of State Sweetened to apply for a mandamus to mope/ us to erect the asylum. The Jaskol. proceeded to advertise for land for the purpose. We at last fixed uptx - t • WA, and V= rice, which we thought reasonable,. sad haws a contract to pueblos the land. We then proceeded to ascertain wham th e seam w tee to come for onetises this myths. We referred that poetics to the Oath , of Cowman m o p, to know if out of the carporate fends the court could Ind the means. The saner was that they had no funds out of which thsy wad de so, ithd thus was no elternailve but that which the Peth= ere to 10 de, namely, to impose a county rate era the anima io defray the expanse. That county nth will be very moll imbed, loelidthy at the lame asenth of taileable property : in the sty, and it seams that AIIOOIIIOISIS IMO detmmL.d that it , the pie. of the land, as will as to the baltithi of the asylum, the neeneet eionosty shall be resthst," 'With the tha m y- Was el the jetties to Old • trivet thertylivleag, or y ' thing that will cent sere then le Wm* attentary to ems the coullat et the inmates. The asthma le *With far the R the land, and the i s ham been C le = thee in tarn the keels et a amity rthe, he,. est to path& end min to the clty Ihr a TE urn width they Inland I. they it. We than have te borrow the many apse the thenrity of the roes for the purpose of meths the syles, nth that will extend over thirty yews, rteeneat to the as of parliament. (Rear, bear.) Mr. WOOLTORTON gam Hodes ULM at the next mart be should brim bo i tt p the e luestion al batik'. the asylum sad le = Übe este --- ATOTI—Tr reties have no alternative but 4 1 = vole of thanks was given to the late Lord Mayor cs the nation of Mr. Ethane, socaded by Mr. Pazzza. Tll 0110VD1121 STASI OTLONTSON-DRIDOR. Mr. Pumice, OiiiriOis -- crie7l7l - d ir r-i;;;;;" &sass comings, bronght up a lengthy report upon the subject of the crowded state of Lemke-bridge, sod the expediency and practicability of cosentecting a way fur foot passengers on the astern end western sides, and appropriating the entire metre of the bridge for a carriage • rosd. The report stated that the City Architect had some time ago prepared a plan for carrying out this object, the impetus of which would amount to about 26,0001. • that since met tints Sir 0. Beanie and Mr. T. Page had bolo consulted upon the subject, and had reported thereupon. Sir John 840116 and Mr. Thomas' Pep had crammed the bridge, and had come to the condo- I eiw that the structure was in a sound and stable condition, and they wen of opiates that it was practicable to enlarge the carriage way by waking the footways to overhang on tech side of the bridge, bat es they intsrtalned different views, Imola that pert of the subject, they thought It right to lay bellere so their ebearnalons opoo it in separate report. After emoting extracts from the reports cif the as:minders, the .area that la their opnion It is not expedient to take say further proceedings at present with rapes to wards( the bridge. The sport was adopted. ST. PAUL'S CAT 11 TOTAL. Idr. G. Etehmmi, --. oCainrialoltiteCOat mad Cos sad Rases Committee, brought up a mot ressahasanag the grant of 1001. In aid of the food bat. rand hr adapdsg the doors ohs of 81. Pius Whaled he tbe purpose of Kolas arereldp. He hood the adoption of thh report. Mr. W. Comm. moved, as m smadhast, tilt the to part Its mph the mho Dem r oe, shaeded As b shandom; abke, KM sass hailerla Mash► D. Cottimi; Aldsentaa Cubist, Kr. Bows, Kr. Andsma, ldr. T. K. Fry, sad others look part, was pat and away* sad Gs ed&O motion carried. THE PROPOIID NEW CITY LUNATIC AIITLUJC A wardmote Co.posed of the ratepayers of the ward of 7arriagdon Without wee held la the New Coati, OM Balky, het night, for the purpose of protesting against the igefi of aMa for the steed= of • pauper lunatic kyles" twee City ; James Duke, M.P., la this &dr.— /b. Jamas Harvey wed, " That this wardsnote views with surprise sad indignetion des attempt of the Committee of Juetioes of the Court of Oesemea Council to lahrednes • county rate into the City of Lenges for the weed= at • pauper lunatic asylum, ilea as asybom klieg emasssesery, bismuth se there is ample seem nneenapkil k Deddebsem Hospital, that the sides= of Leedom here a bpi sod equitable claim upon Bathlsledo Hospital egad is the requirements of all the per lunatics alisigeable to the City; that the outlay of 50,0001., and the wassatry pereneseat charges •Mandent thereon, would be en act of flagrant Wean°, le the akeedy heavily taxed rats payers, sad that if a county rate be race imposed many charges now paid oat of the corkages hods will be placed on the county rates. This wanks" therefore, pledges Itself to resist by every legitimate mime the imposition of the tax, and calls upon the easspsysre and inhabitants not to yit except span legal eompolion." Mr. frtahalle4in pa seconding the resolution, streagly opposed the tax, and said that if the public voice wee brought to bear upon the eorporation, the ratepayers would hear no more of a comity rate. After some dacamion, the resolution was marled namilmously. A resolution was then agreed to, maned the presentation of mesoorials to the Court of Common l, the Committee of Justice., and the Home Secretery, and pledging the wardmote not to vote fur any repeceentative in the Court of Common Council who mould not take energetic steps to secure it. object. A committee wen then appointed to carry out the preceding resolutioa. Yesterday a meeting of the ward of Cheap was else kid at the Gaildhall Con err boutio-31 r. W. F. Allan, the alder man of the ward, in the chair. Several of the represents tires of the ward in the Court of Common Council addreeeed the meeting. including Mr. Houghton, Mr. J. Thorp, Mr. Connell, Mr. Barnes, end Mr. Stewart ; sad the latter gen tleman proposed "That this wartintots is of *pinks that 50,0001. is too great an expenditure for erecting an asylum for 300 pauper lunatics ;' which, after some discossiez, wee tarried. THE UNlvirasiry OP LONDON. Yesterday afternoon a deputation of medical gra duates of the University of London had an anthems of Mr. filgsseer Walpole, at the Hotne-offs, for the purpose of re mid= election of Dr. John Storm as the represente d the usdninity in the General Council of Me dina Idusetion and llogistradoe, end of soliciting the right hem. redeem to edam lafe sanction to the choice, ea being the sot of Cho tbado any sod sot of the whale naivent. After Masan the steimmist of the derided's. and t aking part in seem dsmsteatie width .read, Dlr. Walpole odd be had bees sold Hs the rims wit, Dr. derver hod beta chinas by the /ease woo *oho woo es tithe prom who took ma active part in Wigwag about Hs contemplated refer= in undies' education and registrants ; end tt wan in oessequesce of its interest in them maim and his with them, Ong be had bow paten the conetel. f f e rw iiimft ee the lint time the mown bad leas soiled urea to make • midis. frees w the guoileosoo awoloatel to the MAW Choodl. It sa woe tidy isisilito iamb= of the sense thee Se soolhowit of Ma &mats mend be rigidly arrived et, end and do gentleman who stood at the head of the ISt bo WWI& tko mown, in i s that aeleetion, would be sodas fairly out of complimet end deference to the wishes of the university. He saw some difilealty complying with the desires of the deputatke, bat still he promised them that he would give the subject every possible LICINSfri VICTUALLIRS' BALL.—The Guildhall, still refulgent in all the glories of Lord Mares day, was last night taken possession of by the lionised victualing for the purpose of their grand annual chuitable ball. It is needle,* to my that the ancient hall made • maguiflotat solos eh domes, or that its appearance was most strikleg and brilliant when fatly illamlnated, and thronged with happy and gaily dressed company. TM arrivals commenced at half-past eight, and from that hour until eleven there was a constant in-pmarhag of the vota at Terpsichore, who were soon seen to be Madly rugged In all the complicated move ments of the modern welts and polka. The music of Adams' band wee well selected and admirably performed, end Mr. Frampton made • most efficient master of the ane mones. Amongst the company, which was exes numerous, were the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayore:sfa most of the leading members (with their families) of the Licensed Victuallers' Arsociatior. The refreshments, aided by the London Tavern, were excellent and •btsndant, and nothing was wonting to render the festival sa phrasal to the participators as it hi to be hoped it will peeve beneficial to the valuable charities in whose behalf it was originated. The amoonnents did not terminate until a miry late boar. Silt E. B. Ltrros.—The secretary of the Conner ruin Club yeeterday resolved the following communications from ths Lord Rector :—" Nov. 16, 1866. Dear dir,—Yea will already have recolted by telegraph m 7 schseerledemest et the gnat Macau I sat so proud le re stive. Pray Nave, to the usivereity and Ite members the expression of my heartfelt a of their tinders, and mount (ham that it is no nodl pleasure to me to feel that, for another year, my ermaszloa with the Usharsity 01 Gleagow is to remain saebeaged.—Youra meet obliged sad faith gra fully, B. B. Lytton. G. Lang Beg We append die Mir m alluded to In the foregoing . lath, :—" 1 sessile with pride the high bosom conferred upon ma by the Mmisals et Glasgow University."—Glasgoto Daily Mail. CILTITAL PALACI. ONI inzunto Da y. THODMILT, NOT. 18. Arbabiskes on s aysamt, 660; ditto by sown *LW, 306 ; *km. LAW DEGREES AND LAW STUDIES. The attention of gentlemen intending to proceed to the degree of LLB., and of those who here already gra daated in that faculty, Is called to the following change', wtdah are the result of rant lagfaiation. 1. Every oandidate for a law degree must be in his ninth terms dmoe before he can present himself for the final cuatinatlon. 2. livery candidate for a law &gra must first paw the previous r examination and in order to be • candidate ~ ..b Osta o l urn in law, he must also per in the additional sub jeota required of all oarididates for honours. 3. Every candidate for a law degree, not being previoss4 a Bachelor of Arts, most M the lime of proceedu to degree prale tt a certificate lawi having attended for two tonna, at some time attar thine terms residenos in the uniairsit_y • it is at hie option to devote both terms to the Begins Professor of Laws or to awed the leatures of the Regius Praesepe for ona term, mid the Downing Progarear of Leafier another. 4, It a ouldidate for honour., he mad also produce the for prehmorial eau required of ell studenti not oandidates hoppers. 6. The examination' fur the law degree are held towards the close of the Raster term, and oa the day innearately sac. media( the last day of Mithaelems term; at the latter only can he be obtained. 0. la addition to the exuatheigthe Y welting al era dr Attie above pstio4 _students is law the eiro viva lees, saordln to the following scheme : 1. The mercies shall be kept by the andidates for honours in the Michaelmas term basset ately pre ceding the I-elimination in December. 2. The subject fur the &With Thesis shall be the muse for all the candidates, and shell be seleeted by the Begins Prof/Amor of Laws, besting era the history a the Roman or English law or upon wand jun 3. C i ll i s ie rabjen so selected shall be sanonnad ding the Baster tenni pleading the tints ix holding the 4. Maexamination. ral eandidate may select for hheseff the particular question er subject for the viva vein diecumion, which question or subject shell be of a more technical nature than the subject fur a theils. 6. The question so selected mast be seat to the Begins Professor of Laws for hie approval in the coulee of the term preceding that in width the exercise is to be kept. 6. As regards the students not othildates for Insonn, their viva race examination shell be held annedistely otter the written one, la two out of the list of sub bets prescribed fur that ceases, one of width shall be the Roman Law (of which teenalation of passages from the " Institutes of Juliann" shall form part), the other English Law as contained in those portions " Warren s Blackstone" that may be prescribed ix the examination. 7. The Ind degree to which students in law will be ad mitted is that of LL.B. the secomt la that Meaux of Laws, the statue a which Is the seas as that d Mester of Arts in re of voting in the &mate end all other privileges. s t " The degree of LLB. as be taken at any Clengregatioa, bat persons admitted on the lad flaturday in January, or on the Saturday before the commencement in Jane, will avoid the payment of additional fees. 9. Students in law who have kept their'exerams begin the Ist of January, 1258, are at ones admissible; without further examination to the degree of LLB. on providing themselves with the usual certificate of having pttbeaud their exercises, for which they should apply to the Regime Professor of Lens. N.B.—Theprofersorial sertiflcate required by the Orson of the &nate of October !IL 1848, mast be presented at the time of taking the degree, by all such students, if their names have not appeared In the first dam of the Civil Law Clears. 10. Biclndere of Laws who were admitted to their degree prior Or the let of Joinery, 1868, oast proceed to the degree of *near of Laws (wltatbar they hays retained their Lamm an the boarde of a college or not), at the aspiration of three year. from the date of their admission. 11. Bachelor. of Lows admitted subsegnent to the first of January, 1868, are admiseible to the degree of }Lana of Laws at the expiration of three yams from the date of their inauguration a. LLB., which takes pleat on the mooed day of the Beater term, seat after their admixed= es Bachelors dal eof Laws. lr a Ly Bachelor of Arts east be admitted to the degree of LL.B., or if of three years' needing from his imeseperstket as 8.A., to the degree of LLY. on paring the aseminatios for the tedleary law degree. 18. Any femur of Arm cam proceed to the degree of Neater of Laws ete peeing the esaminationa kw the orethemy hew de risdrektrs of laws whose degree is of prior date to Asian 1, 1868, may proceed to the dopes of Doctor of Laws whys they are of six years' standing ea the perforniemoe of ene exercise in English. 16. Kamera of Laws will be enabled to proceed to the degree of Doctor of Laws at the expiration at tire yams from the date of their creation on the prirkernmsee at one exorcise Za ltk 16. elms of Arts who have graduated la honours may_preestit them& Ives u candidates for Meows la law ht the Deoember um:attain:l of the year subagent to that to which they would bays bad to present thiamin. If they had graduated directly in law, and may take the degree of LL.B. on paring the azunistalioe without attradleg professors' Lanes. Gatamen wishing to proceed in law should communi cate with the Reams Pretense, at Trinity-hall, aa soon as pail& duff tin emplalisa d Soak turd arm's red dens& PUBLIC itBADIIIO. TO TED xprroz OF THE =MIS. Bret,—The lecture of the Rev. W. H. Brookfield as public reading, delivered at the Kensington Museum, has directed the attention of the public to a subject which we have for many years advocated by example we well se by prcept. It may interest 'how who see in public reading a rival to the publimhouse to be informed that a society le in course of formation by members of the Temple for the purpose of pro- viding this amusement. Certain of us who have studied and practised the set will engage to road gratuitously, and a subscription will, it is hoped, procure the neosemary rooms for the audience. It is proposed to admit the public at some merely nominal thane, sueeit to prevent the confusion which would arise from open doors. Perhaps we may be allowed to add, that persona &oboes of aiding this design, either by reading or by subscribing to the fund required for the hire of room., &a., are requested to address yours, &c., BDWD. WM. CCX, CHARLES J. PLUMPTRB, 1 :=1. 1, Beeta-mart, Temple. THE MORTARA CASE. TO TEI IDITOE OT THU =Alas. can. somewhat analogous to that which has remedy occurred is the Mergers fatuity st Bologna Is re oorded in the tt Annual Regietor 01774. Your column being at all dotes open to the vindication of the came of civil and religiose tres, I sand an extract, in the =pentad= that it may rove Interesting to many of your madam It is true that the partite eoceeroed in tits forum ems were British subjects, but it would seem that the question wee referred to the Pope, and decided by the court of Rome in • manner consonant with the truest principles of humanity and jostles-1 am. &a., 70811P11 BEBAG. 38, York-pima Portman-square, W., Nov. 12. " A d isp ute, which has long subsisted between the court of Bardbk and that of Great Britain, an actount of Mr. MtNernerit's daughter, who was canasta M LIM cam of the Counters of Loselli, of Nis, la at lest tandmilad. This is the proselyte whom the B ish op of Nis adore& coessund, and edmicistered the sacrament to at the sge d ides sea three maths ; which madame, approved by lie amide of Turfs, thrash sestruy to the canons of the shwa ef hr boat seadurted by the Peps ; end all W isasaisaisler doss sad anathema le ipso fiets proornmei by sit semi assist these who favoured taw reptitadea et the sidid in her porous have bus declared null by the wart d base; the spiescial dmetioss of the Bishop of Mee ass anspenied Man two yews, and the usable sad timisgissi deli= lif Tsria es• hshiddes to sappers sod austesseas suit &sada, tor the fame adds NU t sassusunisistlea The Wog of deedials Nair* disapproval of lb preessiliapef his size but he maid wet take apes lin le decide the cattle wltherity et the wart ef lase. that give his enbleste • proof of his weiminion to the &Ma ef that court. His conduct in this rasped barn so well sellisd Me COCA of Great Britain that it ham given him time H make adishotion without any dis pu te with his clergy. The aid is retureed to Ireland with her mother end Seam, end Mir father meals& at Villa Frauds, by consent et lbs 11101116 oust, to moats his sagapmuts." —Amami &Oily ter tie gam 1774 (Palter). TER MANCHNTIEI ENTERTAINMENT TO MINIM OIRSON AND HMO= mill sot be a berest, r Jemmied, but a soiree, et whir velemissers will be for the company. The greedy Werner snare etzlt doss ha Oasts has indeed the terolsese te .i resin Is order that the area of re Preirtrede Lk bang rear et the gelembrosee ci keg nee of tibia, ray and rats for at least 3,00 n persons on the emeeion. TM pies el tickets will be ss. ; and it is understood that 2.400 mob her already bees appropriated. The Ilse rives bones baredread been let. Mr. George Wilson will pride ; end a list of slee- praetd nr his him area span, .1114218L4r1011228 417' PICICHAIf. Yesterday morning Mr. Carter held an i nquie t , a t the White Horse Tavern, Peckham-rye, on the body ol Bliss Little, aged 99, whoa death occurred under* e follow log drunnernees: Charlie Little amesed that he was a City polies cortable, and that the dessamd we his Meier. She entered the service of Mr. Charles Tenner,who lived is Bury-street, St. Jesse* is cook sad licetereemr. She that time he had ftequent/p seen her, bet WPM arkeetced that she was married. Was aware that Kr. Turner rat to red& at Peckham-says, and that the dreamed amerpred his, as he believed, as his eirmal. Oa Saturday hot he melmeleed that she was very t oontem e amtly Went to robe, at No. 20, Atwell road, P me.ry . She appsered wry bed, and expired about 2Sminutes after he 'rived. On the following day ((Sunday) wittier asked if the diseased was married to Mr. TWair, sad he was informed that she was not. He knew that she had given birth to a Mild, bat was not previously aware that she wee pregnsat. Mr. Tuner was a sudden. Anna Bemire, the meth of a porky residing at Starnhall- Wickham-rye, deposed thei on'Monday week last Mr. came to her and requested her to go to his house to attend on hie wife. Witmer promeded there, and she (decreed) appeared to be veryenw.lJ. Witter went kw Mr. Store, the sad Mr. Turner rid that the do omed was pregnant lest. Datereil rend as Mr. Teereoe wee. She woe ftellvesei en Teeray of a hod child. Then was no other feral/ k the home bat wirer, who ronalned to attend upon her. After the child had been bona on the Tuesday Mr. Turner MA laassa, and retuned about re o'clock on the following aseams. Be wen then very quiet and *rant in his mamas,, end smoked a elm and had some gin and water in the bedroom. At four o'clock he broke out in a violent parka. Then had been • of in the room, and it ran out, sad he berme very exas perated. The cat WY on the chair a miser lakes, and when he missed it he instated epee the deceased ming to look for it. He went to the side of the bed, and said tf she dkl not get at he would murder her. At that time be led a stick in his land sad tried to strike her, but vireos pereard him. Doomed pat on ler petticoats, but not her Mar end stock ings, and went down stairs, he following her. She(decered) tried to get at of the door, but he drove her towards the kitchen. She seemed dreadfully alarmed, and sareaaad murder. He pushed her the whole way along the into the kitchen. He then took up the tongs, and P said would kill her. Witness took the teems away from him. The deemed wen down stairs from 10 told minuted., when she was get up star to bed. Mr. Turner aaggain procured the stick and endeavoured to 'hike the but witness preveatad him. Decreed &toms very bad, her het sad lip ring very cold. Mr. Tamer, en the same morning, hewers meight and nine o'clock, drew • awed, mid Ihrerned to iter the &owed and any am Met attempted *interfere. Witness, hewer, went up to him aid took away the sword. He this berme quiet, sad slept a little, until Mr. Store our, between 10 sod 11. Mr. Turner still continued violent, sad arde re of threats to deceased. She remained very ill ems bthe time of her death, which 0:MLITO1 on Saturday hal. By the Ocrener—With the exception of Mr. Turner push ing the deemed wittier did not obso-ye say act of violence. Deemer went down stabs to swam the violence of Mr. Tenter. That peraaa is post On Wednesday night Mr. Turner rid that the dearer was not married to him. A Mks Booker was also present when Mr. Turner threat ened the &tiered.' la reply to the cansar, Ur. Tame rid he hid no ques tions Is Mc the whims. Mimi Booker deposed that she bad known tbe deorased shoat ats saathe, sad corrohorstod in substance a portion of the midair of the Wit witness. On Tuesday week last witness west to sea her, sad remained there until sight o'clock the aszt woralag. She always understood the do oared to he lin. Tuner. Mr. Turner bad acriething is his head, when he made the dammed get up ; bat witness ems so frightened, she was made to say what it was. She did not ass the toms and down stairs or anywhere else. Mr. TWIN' called the dressed a wretch. By the Coroner—She saw • sword by the aide of the bed, which he seised and brandished about, saying that the de ceased had ruined him, end he bad lost I,OOW. by her. He held th e sword towards her In a threatening manner. Before the deceased got up Mr. Turner eoreatned out violently about his cat, and mid that she had done something to it. She could not have touched it, as she had not been out of bed. She was not down stairs more than two minutes. Mrs. Horsley recalled—fibe pot the deceased's boots en in the kitchen. he had no stockings on at the time. Coroner—Do you wish to ask any questions of the last witness, Mr. Turner P Mr. Turner—l do not know what you mesa; the has spoken the truth sense as possible. Coroner—l webs tell you that you must be careful what you sal t es cep to the present time the case looks very bed. Mr. Richard fitokoe, a surgeon, deputed, that he resided at Peckham-rye, On Monday week last he was sent for to see the deceased, end found her seriously ill. Bhe was suffering from extreme pain of the bowels, and was a little purged. At that time she was teach exhausted, and in great danger, and he imagined that she was assumptive. He understood that she wee pregnant, and had been so five months. He prescribed for bet, and gave orders what should be done. The next day, between 12 and 1 o'clock, he saw her again, and his partner, Mr. Masters, was there when he arrived. Sbe had just been confined, and he ordered certain medicinal should be given her, and that she was to be kept gaits quiet, in consequence' of the exhausted state she was in, from the combined effects of her illness and premature confinement. Her being kept quiet was absolutely necessary, as any excite ment was vary injurious. Oa the Tuesday evening he again visited her, and the was then quiet and not suffering so much pain, but on Wednesday, between 11 and 12 o'clock, she was much worse, and complained of more pain in the bowels. After giving the usual instructions he proceeded down stairs, but on reaching the door, heard a scream, and returned up stairs, sad found Mr. Turner in the room. He was violent language to his wife. Witness expostulated = him, and he made tome thieve against her which beorould net listen to. Witness attended her up to the thee'cif the death. Had since opened the body, assisted by his partner. The viscera of the chest was healthy, as were the lungs and heart. The liver was healthy. The whole of the abdominal viscera and walls were highly inflamed, and covered with a false membrane, which was a sign ot violent inflammation. There was no Injury as from external violence. He could net exactly say what the infiscom•tory action arose from, but it might have been from cold. There was quite suf ficient to cause death. . . . B the Coroner—lied no doubt the wee labouring under the tics on the Monday and Tuesday. From the condition be left her in on Tuesday evening it was not pru dent that she eineuld have left her bed under any circum stances. Had heard what hod been stated, and woof opinion that her being forced from her bed in the cold would aggra vate the disease abe was labouring under If she had not gone in the cold she might have lived longer. Mr. Turner was mend when he ordered the deceased to be kept quiet. Cereser—Have you any statement to make to the Mr. Terser, as you can now do so ; but you are sot to make snob statement unless you think proper. Mr. Terser—l have nothing particular to say, only that ' she ben led every attention. I have set up with her night and day, and everything hem been done for her, end all owe used, except when I got angry, u len have heard. Mrs. Horsley recallrd—The kitchen was boarded, but it was an extremely cold night. Was cenddent she had no shoes or stoeldnp on at the then se witness went up stain to get them, and put them on the deceased in the kitchen. The deceased was out of bed for about ten or Mean minutes. The learned Coroner having summed up, after • short consultation a verdict of "Manslaughter" was returned against Cheerios Turner. The serious witnesses having been bound over to prose cute, the Coroner leased his wanant, and Mr. Tuner wee conveyed by Woodman, the ofiloer, to Horseuronger-Leo Gaol, to await hie trial. THE RECENT The stateliest' which reached Lloyd's yesterday easffra the isidipsee of the previous tit with reference to the emeadou of the heavy gales. Ooe result d this is con toted in the het that no fresh cteualtise were reported _ tea contrary, It we. announced as , the ship Osbert, trhi . wt on shore near Sheerest while on the voyage from London for Dominica, had got of sad proceeded to Omen halts. TOG missal whlob wu in each a dangerous rookies in Cambay Sound (Dublin), and which terns out to be the Austrian brig Tight" from Tromi foe Trier, we. also In safety, having been Mal into Kingsley'. It is madam tory to 11111 WW then the Admiralty him just ordered two et her lldesty's dainere ore pea' to the obeys a the Chanel to relieve the bra maid bowed. At lean two hushed veers ere sow sack over due, and many have, hers jest outside the nimmel for weeks pad, sake the alighama leradwity egainst the dross aims wide. Bearing in mad the feet that the cos wads& ef • dap atm on bead peavirions and watt sun dial to het toe a fair avenge Toyer, the sufferings of may inset have hen great. To alleviate three pease of Mire all be eat of the first duties of the govern meat steamsn whisk have Pat been despatched. Wh lt is sated that a Menise. the Indian Empire, hes sow bees 17 days oat km New York, and another 20 days, the rd.. 'dui of • satin mid ass well be isiegised. DESTRUCTION BY Fiat OF A COTTON MILL.-- On Wednesday morning the mill of !dream. 8. and 8. Bee *Lanky, eaten apeman, Illpponden, near Haltfax,wm WO, destroyed by firm It was an old tour-storey building, abate twenty yards long, with a new mill at one red end a row of cottages at the other, the whole fortnlng three rides of a cluDdruaerlu ills whole of the valuable maohlary with which the old min was stocked and the material In coves od measugeouus wore completely destroyed ; end when the am men left off work, about 11 o'clock, notbing of the building reinalsed beyond portkus of the outer wails. The ire is supposed to have originated from friction of tro machinery. 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