The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

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Mt mat et Oa Wow of Ilit embrAll mond/. elliwigtr a p at= Wm..% retipt a orptaap. 7 a v. smon.s.arasnorallillMiellille gr TO TEX IDITOR or TO 111,111 M. VINNTLI. Sia,—Having always proved yourself the wens 'Arcade of the sMienal Italian mime, I beg to formed yea hanowith the treaslation of an address from the Venetians that he bent circulated amongst the ministers and the foreign ambassadors at the Court of Turin, hoping that you will kiadly award it a =habits place in your columns, with view to bring the rights of poor Venetia ander the oogafwaes d the world.—l am, &c., B. " Tow Escellant7,—Europe knows our hopes, our one. Itatress, sad our rights—rights that so. indeed old, but severtheleas fall of life. We need not appeal to public records t, prove them, nor would up one atliampt to establish • &Wel of their esiatenee, upon the eternal Inviolability of *ldea liestise, for their sacred keeping will be beet illus. Wend by the Principalities of Natifebeeek the Danube. Beighin, end Lembo dy ; sad Austria we need only el Cracow. . Napalms 114, to his mommablo protiosasiou of Milan. when alluding to or dubs he idsgssisee, so long ex pressed, sad, ushopply, so obis iwypeinted, muted two truths at auo—the sanstity of svor right, and our cou nterman of it. Mr, Is /dooms to the sympathy of Ramps for or ems, bit iesoguiud the universal suffrage of the walls esnotines is all that Harp pommies of spirited end gums= fialleg. " The plan leafy *NA of in any way, altar the nal slgaiduisa of Imo words which premised as that 'ltaly siosid ha toss le the Adriatic: . It wosid 6r bylaws to recapitulate all the hopes that the war sessund is She heart of the Vertigo. sad the Lombards, tits use se in the Vosslina becalms their rights, sus Y uses done with the *Mesa digionsay, were the more rd. However, the vg Impuspassed their im paternity, sad tits attrostior gives to the war, which wu to IMO in a NON owl Ism* 111114 was cakulautd to pre- Wit say pstelas sesames es their part. "Ater the sesmessoos of lid GM 1849, and after ten yews of weak% that a inks government could mot ethorwho amiaisis dug by as wesepowering military force, ▪ Y sandy lIIIDINIsty to amosairste oar will. History shows se wry moo wariest rams than Italy dm bees kr t h e hot these midis wig sweirtbelam have greased mad stE Is pas mks oggrimiew, without beteg sesstilmad oftbair tracer wr haw. All that the INUStfiIISO NW do Maud the baits of • war Oat aztledmi sow asthma iseurroction Woo to take up sem woke die brow of Piamont ; and this they nave down The number of volunteers was greater than might ban Mos supposed, particularly cosoldming tha cultism that had Is ho sonsountad in wapitis from a horns which bad beams tho had of exile. To brave the clangors of a light was counted as osthlog, but to consign Moods, father, or mother, to the virliegire emplaces miring freak an herearetde sad wed soolholoratiou was droadtaL Tb hit dhow& sailses din Varna offered in this way to the loam true en a @Molest toterprmatlos of the attlee'e wgl : or snood dopetim ropnaesting the money at large, throughout sil smiled misty, from the humble villager to He militemaire, and the emit whose ancastors tamed to Wary. It it arcs to road their name* at the bottom of a paint cloramosat ; what they wanted, and still want, is writes with Is Wood. " L spite of the punier sad edelos of experiment sal, ass eYeete of Yoko woes es the 14th Joao, sleben slits Wed; the prisons wan pasta with 'onus, ell mm, cad same. An Asterism gamma le the very tees Is white he sr perciebeg ell tun Man of ea smell Mee that amid hem crested within him a ism of perfect seeerfty mote hie eta dome, .by my Mg. '1 ilea Mee so regard f or peens, . . . [,nigh any the deed or the Westin $ it. I aid& is ems et pee Then to sit worely • woad hisilar roma by Otoorel Uri", bat ea, edmiedes d Asetris'• dosside et repeat tie Debase , It le is edhoomitles to the Maw d idea tbey love to taped iron tie Andeleo, wh4 sow la Awed, would always be to erne soli Oak ewe hem sod *de evegedote eseid set fa to erase do no *kw et sear prima. Atlesbot to Italy as te • pm, they wield sot only renter ea toierteame sedan, bat deo the pease et Europe. .Tbe repot* astesseroy facarred by Austria keeping castisnally spin bat mei vosald segment the iniserise et the mummy and Yr anis algary too. This gaited% which scald only serve Is sigremmis brit woodmen, menld render her apparently kamidalisii saw ohms, and wows or later star ups Imes leafy Y sanneplirh her ruin. Italy op pressed, slams weld be bee death. We, Yemeni's's, do not Wows ea bars sf dinned ; bat is the voice of the weak, who feel the dismay of their rights, there is a power that in amend will !teak bed' mrenlo sad chains. " Two hundred theinned asidiere an —pad on Vans non Pat ; the eindnet d goooninint hem on changed dos the ousdedsaoltgann. To the espunion of OINTOW deur eiders, sal tisk dieeppotntinest without pendent, inenskatiesswhinhown 'Donau tantrud prerwnent might is sin nactued—Wt the enirsy, least of all reseawilde to noble sontinante sad at tiorima created by the glorious victories Forlously obtains/ as prodersom of ;nnhoped•for succors night have ecesidend in thorns light—the Austrian func tionaries at Vesta mind on the 17th July with threats at valweed-of boartkamosa. " To none one lan, worth $ thowand. " The prime et Joesphetsdt were cloud upon the Veer ties braddoeds, preerful men and endeared to the nation by flak talents and character tunics been arrested without sa a mere precautionary measure of the police, who puberly avowed that they bed in no way disturbed public eider, bat that the possibility of their doing so rendered their Isioloottotetat an set of utdity to thentosivoo sod desitablo run to thou who loud them: Ought It not tolu;;baen sapreed that Aar rho romper of Vil'Advance they should have bees restored to their lamenting families P They ant nevuthalses, still then. Tee slower of diplomatic pro serials ought is anticipate the feelings of humanity and ear shonii thin be even en appearance of generosity or of any lacidastir boards those guarantees verily pro mimed. le not this rues= krbearatice in the appearance of clameney—trewing dellines of the sympathies of the coun try and of all Zreps—a num to the morals rd manners et the least weligirned timer, is so egs that booty of Its s legres, and in which acts of the most courteous streaky should only be considered em mere ordinary politeness? " Era by eeduciag the domination of Austria over Velars to be narrowest limit., even were it agreed to place an lunar prince upon the throne, without soldiers or (=diaries belonging to hie race, is it to be supposed that that could satisfy Venetia, Europe, or Austria herself Would it bon possible to allow ea Austrian prince to guard the Alps? If he were supposed to be elrealy so changed In nature by ►ie sew title iee to pores en entirely Italian heart, could it be pretended that at a time of re oinfidmice would never berates either on the part of thenatios or on tint of forgo powers! Eves in ordinary times, to whet embarrassment, word that man not be expand who, seeming to obey the will of those be is selected to ire of a man who, to escape from this humiliating dough; would ever be ready to sr smash upon the powers he he. sworn to respect ? " No man of brag could, without a sentiment of rumor fed commierration, look spate a prince condemned to govern in so different a mosaic there, 'hers his ancestors, or his bulbar, have ruled so as to render a murderous war lanis WA sad etrearicsa so long and so obstinately refused. " I:lobster, indeed, is the tote of a prince when reduced to be pitied by hie own subjects, who, wider different rout stager woad have loved and honoured him with sincerity, The larce ef events offers Austria a precious opportunity el retaining bra( and acquirisg In morel strength, sad sabesquatly in notarial power, much more then or would Iwo In doubt's& glee amid then my—Aker the occurrences of Villafraoca thin is arbor victor nor vanqulshed. The heart of or ewer le raved, let ne oleo save that of our family sad at the nation ; for here the honor at tom whole of o woiab y is of star. We have left too many brave men on tha soil of Italy, let us forbear leerier move victims on he, ground. And If Austria were to hide these troths from herself, time would force thorn upon her some dreadful day. " The undersigned need not allrm that the vows that they now make ere not isolated or solitary. The title. they append to their signatories will demote that they are the Interpreters of a sentiment which Is neerired by the intellect and the boort d all who usteider *et the word nation' is not • vain seed. " Nemeth desszerate have just bon published siring As fisogiste of Ihemisl Meniu—sot Mid] IS a private Mae, hut ise the add of the Vaughn goverment. Yukio' posi- LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST . 29, 1869. sewed ow sessedgy sbetesdhy %universe' earege, whiebbal bestowed anlbsited ye wesanyon it. A coratnittes sat In Vales to represent the diffseval provisoes of Venetia; the le‘eas wespseed of Veastiana, who likewise voted at the etsctios of the issersbly, contributed to render our resistaace hamar- We se inuch by the order they observed as by the dream they displayed. Thus this voice leaning boa the tam la the esker/ the nation itself, and during his lib lbw& sea rsiowdoil by &mops as the magnification of ea Onessrlal right. Dictator of Vedas, in his exile he wa IMO OM • king. Charina. st fide, Louis Philippe haaiihn, awes nwelvsi Intim or dart awe that Wm. ef the islet fist wr readiered to the 0•Ossly, the ea the sibs of his edvesma lettieelliMhe be Ilsheasd to, sa K mashie imam mg mitebiessi Nem* ef *lf *Ay. " FtsiLy, heeds am no low dense May, ]lves ou An rises meheadid by an Austrian fob would be stipsdless• IS Ms amid not oely be a *mos of Madnesibis het moseavar of asedderabis donor to the ahafelsa Nanefse, the dimity °flimflam had the tem eolith: el lkomp. "TM aim Mph gins to Venetia should sot be timid. It is male Vet he this land of Italy, val not fres, two hed theeletel French mothers Med' in mese& drabs Mk emindee weeks, hourly dreading to tom that Oak ellmier bean stride& by Leitrim map f Wadi it be Idlessillbet he this dad of Italy, MIL sot fish Nam , Ism Ills MN Mie MIMI Me Maid Us &Alm sad hat ebids le amps fs ithe ile a the boom edgiest* red the Iseritegs eta great soma, that wash* spoe Me Mr • heavy sad sesplengmt Imam! " lag irsai*, Arm, Ift vuitodekt tie game whisk befog aurae ker, wit him to cast 'arm the laid of sorrow of that thought, mid ft VII be for the forerunner of life to hear the Meanings that will arise in this lend of grand ideas awl genet misfortunes. " August 17, 1814. " Panama ANTONINI, ex-member of the Committee tithe Department of Udine (Primal). "F. T. Avaastet, author of the Capitulation of the Auatriana, at Verdes, March 22, 1848? JOAN BONOLLI, of ilevnoe, a-provident of the Committa of Um Department of Viola*. "ALNszT CAVALLWITO, Oi-clorify of the Venetian Assembly. " Cissuso Csmusco, of Vicente, exaczetary of the Committee oldie Deceratent of Yaws. " Juan na CAMIN, el Trivia*, sz-member of the Amiably sad of the Provisional Government of Vales. " Joeuz az Guru°, of Papa, ex•lientanaat-colo sal at Venice. " I Douse Boum, patriot= of Venice, re-member and emestery of Venetian Amicably. "Jabal Rumen Otornanen, patrician of Venice, 11S-depaty at Vassims humbly. "Jess. MAGoz as BRISCIA, az-member of the Committee of the Department of Rovigo (Gown mut of Venice). "Finnan MArrit, Verdi colonel. " ANDZZA 111l1PROIIIII, upresidezat of the Commit tee et the Department of Palm. "Jrart M itiorro, of Venice, ex•president of the Le gislative Amenably. "Lana Pumas:au, ea-mlideter of Commerce of the Itspahlis at Vedas. " Cabttt.n RADDILLI, ex.deputy to the Assembly of the Repremstatives of the People at Vesioe. " Lion liennsta, m-member of the Committee of Sa ntillana at Vohs. "Flemming goniib, General, es-minister of Wu at Venice, "Bxnarruir Twatio, of Vicence, ex-member of the Provimisnel Eievernment, and of the Committee of the Depeetment of Vieenos, and envoy of the same eanneittee seer hie &Minim Majesty. " If. TOIDILIIII3O ex-rah:dater of public instruction et the Repothhe of Venice. envoy extraordinary err the !reach Republic, deputy to the U seably at the Representativee at do Pinta at Vela. 730010110 TAXDONI, et-.colonel at Valdes. " J. B. VAI3, ez-vierpresident of the Aerembly of the Represestativee of the People at Venice.. et Ar.aaxasa ZANTITI.BIIOret•IF to the Provisional Goversuseat of Veda, 1848-1849. " 0. PACIFICO VALI7I% ex-recretary of the Mem bly of Venice 1849, actual secretary of the Agriculture' Society of Felon', chief 'dime of " l'Aanotatore Friulano," a 'political and econo mical review." MUSIC. BRADFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL The last leered porecamanos was the Masada, on Friday marntao. This inoompeable and truly Mabee wart, whir& always (OMAN and, we Mee, always will km, ria tear preamble porker( of every great musket solennity—was on this comics clethed to aB tM gmadeur of beauty. In Tub shire the name of the Afsuidtd Is • boarbold wad. It is ,mown to everyoee, riots sad Foot, oil sad young. The wry children, in the humblest metope, learn to lisp its eke and join in its choruses. Weaned hardly say (kw It is what ant foruslY taw place) that the sieseablap drawn topthw by this anomie wee the greatest of say daring the few tied. Dimly 2,500 reser Were present. The solo parts were divided among a greeter auger of elegies than se ued. The soprano airs were stared amen Wedeln Clare Novelle, firm iterndarland, and Mayas Immitsam Illbstrhistan;, the restrike between lam Pelmet sal ties Preemies (where wse Mee Dolby 11, end the beet between agate Bekaal sad fie. Nutley. The tenor soup yeti all saw by Yr. aims Reeves, Windbag " But thou durst net leave Wm soul," which k has been metal to give to a soprano yoke. This moldpli maim of pertwinets I. neither asamsery as advantapime. It is no toordinate task tar one pawn to deg dm whole music beloaglag to ends weal pert ; mad if a auger •of the highest alma jis elePleir why mould not hear she slag the whole f ohm ell, t".. 1 % fa, that there is no Mier way d oatidyfteg de craving di me* of perforreeri for employment, and sppeesiag their dind "aegis** of big wisely& We rams, au wok make level lass dataktory elect than it had on the present occasion ; for all the rob music was well, and the greatest part of it magnificently, sung. We shell probably be able to-morrow to specify the amounts of the receipts and expenditure of this festival. We have no doubt that the Bradford Jean:nary, a highly vsluable Institu tion, will derive much benefit from the result. TEE POULTRY SHOW AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The summer show of poultry, rabbits, &c. at the Crystal Niece this year, is pronounced by the judges to ex hibit a masked improvement on anything that has gone be fore at the same souses of the per. One tangible proof of the pregroodve character of this &Ladd= is to be found fa the increase is the amber of pm, which we, this year, owe ' hundred in mowed may preview showy. The poultry show is au taltitatka of a decidedly pietical and useful chamber, sad deserving of every enconressenent from the public ; and sow that Mies Maniosea's articles in Nor a Week have drawn general attention to the pleasure and profit that may be obtained from falafel; in miniature, there is little doubt bat that the exertions of the Crystal Palace direotore, in promoting a knowledge and taste for use at the most im portant branches of small fanning, will meet with warm po pular enotearagentemt. The Mew of this year is pre-eminently . . devoted to tie practical and profita ble in the breeding sad rearing of domestic fowl. The spesbnems, this bong a 111101/Der show, me all in the chicken period of their bud sad too often cruelly enotailed existence, sad the points it viable the judges have weight were not to be baud in present de vekipment ea much se in the promise of Ware enaelleame Although he babies are a doubtful deelderatum, sat that thereto, baby shows hive been very property diecoureind, the rule by no means holds good with respect to pullets of a plethoric tendency, and this explains why the judges are in ecatmies at the magnificent array of jurreark Dorkiage—the incipient owns of ihe amain Chrislmre—who Si, seer Si pleyei at li Ls eatlap threader up i t im r &Weak standard it markesbis obesity. The gasp generstion of .Dotldage, se uhibred et the Crystal Pale" is is trath premerasawl to k a pad semase, sad peat Wags ere expested from their &hat es the metropellem (peeltateral beads la the holiday mesas. Cooke Odom aid &meat Pootrahe Sr. also, as they say it the Boyal Aorikay addlgkes, tally reemerged. To the unlai llad qa these tall ungainly balk sad add more =debar pep—immigrants from the far enntrke which • Lod Elgin and Sir John Bowing have opened up to our commerce—may appear, in their yet un formed youth, only so many feathered dromedaries, bet the judges find that the ungainly barbarians are annually more and mom acknowledging the Mamma of civilisation, end that, this year, their long, rather gouty legs, and exceed ingly Mist caudal plumage, afford indications of a long career of future profit and usefulness in the laying of eggs, the hatch ing of ditto, and other maternal offices, for which the plump and delicate Berkey, who are destined for higher and nobler uses, cannot be spared. The Cochin cock, it appease, is peculiarly adapted for the dominion of the poultry yard, being, notwithstanding his gipatio size and prodigious strength, a potentate of the most amiable dispoeition and c ipable ofmainteining amicable talstionswitharival monarch, should the necessities of his government require the suds lance of the latter. Perhaps the system of doable macesarelty which is lumen to prevail in some of the kindest, the& lis under the China wall may have had its awn In the way of good example in producing this unique docility in Cochin China and &smith Pootrah feathered royalty. However that may be, the young blood of Cochin China to be found at Sydenham this yew sin splendid shape and condition. Their legs are longer, their thighs are thicker, and their tails are shorter than ever. When they mow, the hearer is at ono, reminded of Big Ben and the great Barry-Denison oontro versy ; and when they raise themselves to their fell altitude, and clap their dumpy wings, one is tempted to inquire whether a pair of them harnessed to a light Croydon basket would not make very good travelling on a country road. It has long been diaputed whether Cochin Chinas and Bramah Peotrale were not one race, but the cartons will have the all-important point cleared up to their satisfaction by a visit to the yeesexhibitioe, as both families ere largely repre sented, sad, being placed in juxtaposition, the differ ence in shape, colour, sod other important peculiarities may be recognised at a stenos. Those who mean soon to commence " a farm of two scree," after the Ones Week plan, will do well to examine the Icag array of young Spanish fowl so famous for laying, end the beautiful pen cilled Rambargo, gold and silver, which are the brightest ornaments of the peultryyard. The latter. small and deli cate on their first introdootion to this country, era saintally exhibiting increased size and stature, sad see this year as remarkable for the beauty of their peculiar plumage as for the size and symmetry of their form. The fancier will be gratified by the fine show of " Derby reds " and other varie ties of the game poultry; and those visitors who revere our ancient laatitutioa will be delighted by the forensic appear. once of the white-wigged Polands, who only want each a scarlet sr black gown to become at once the fitting orna , matte of the bench or the bar. The young geese also give every preface of an inspiring demonstration at likhaeltena, and the white duck of Ayksbury, the pride of the British farm-yard, will be unite reedy kr the spit by the time the autumn crop of green peas has ecadred its proper ripe rotundity. Rabbits of a potash:mg length of ear are in abundance, and the whole of the innegagrable pigeon family costributed their elite S. the faisiettlni a the show. faking it altogetber, and bolding In remantwence the feat that it is a summer show, end that On &Tinsman of the juvenile specimens mud' be admired solely for the weenies they egad of future adult perfection, It easy be &finned that this year's Poultry Show at the Crying' Palace exhibits a considerable advance of *scene:nee over any of its praiser sore. THE GREAT EASTERN.—EarIy on Slatirdity Marna lug his leperW Higheses the Grand Hake Curistentine paid a long visit to this vsessl. For upwards of three been ka highness remained os board inspecting every part of the ship, from the lowest deck to the iron meats and added wooden yards. He expressed himself perfactly astenished at the magnitude of the whole undertskisg foes MGM menial epaculatiert, though, mainly judging of it from a nautical point of view, be had little doubt of Its emcees. He claimed for the Russian government the credit of having the second largest vessel in the world—the fitberal Admiral—though, am regarded themes@ of UMW and beauty of form, he considered the Great Easters to u ranch sup.. that man-of•wer se the did in size sad power. His highness, after pertsking of lunch with Mr. Campbell and Captain Harrison, expressed a wish to seethe new suerlag spparatus. This atm* though met air pions involutes' was accordingly inspestad at Mr. Issagis?s yud, and commanded by the duke in the highest WM& After leaving this yard the duke proveadsd t. the manatee. tory of Messrs. littorphrys awl Tennant, sad laspestal several pain of mattes gingham making for the lamaisac VetnrottlO, varying is power from 300 to 600 boron. number of visitors to tu• ship on Saturday was immense, Med noes than doable that of say Finials accaskoa. ERE MALL SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. The steamship Orissa, Captain J',, left this dal with the Bylaw mai, 43 presagers. ad 246,339 f. in specie sad jewellery. As the peasapws ere MAO? end Mrs. Anima, Captain John., Copan end Mrs. Sicowright. Cepa& Manes, Lieutenant Lloyd, So. The steamship Tara, Captain Cook, left this clay, with the Peninsular mail and 30 passengers. The steamship Parana will take out the Wen India and South Pacific mails of the 2nd proximo. The Para Is proposing to Peavey the Bost India end China maila of the 4th proximo. The Athens will take out the Cape of Good Hope sells ea the ath. The Avon will take out the Brant and River Plate matte Id the 9th, The Vans, with the hoinewaid Pennants, mail., may be looked for oa the 31st. The Indus with the East India, China, and Mediterranean mall', is eapected on the 31st. The La Plate, with the West India and Pacific mail., is due on the let Sept. The Tamanian, with the linszil and River Plats malls, is dos on the sth. The Ripon, with the Bombay end Australia malls, is doe oa the 12th. The Palpate and Oriental Company's new stesimaltips Delta and Chimers expected from London in a few days. The following are the serivale and departures of eteam-ships for and from the Crated State. daring the ensuing week . —The Telltale, from New York to Hattmer, with advices of the 15th, is expected in Cowes Reeds on Moeda). morning. The Folton, STAR New York to Havre, with the Monk= calla sad ad vice, of the 20th inst., may be looked for on the let proximo. The Am°, with the French and English mails, will leave on the 31st. The Borussia, from Hamburg to New York, will leave on the 4th. RELIGIOUS DIS , ENSIONS IN ST. OnolloE's EAST. —Yesterday there was a repetition, although not to a eerier croak ef the diegrearfol disturbances in the pariah clan* of St. George's in the Rao. The monsieur meekee was conducted by the Rev. Frederick George Lee, S.C.L. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. At the comm a: of the service yesterday morning, Mr. Lee sported at the altar, to which he did reverence in the vestments of a Roma catholic prier. He knelt in front of the altar and Intoned the prayers, and when the time came for nediag the ismer that duty was peformed by • layman, who es ceaded the desk bobbed in a plain white enrollee of a petters similar to that which is worn by acolytes of the race of Beers. At the clone of the communion minim Mr. Lao (who bed previously dispensed with the Litany) searded the pulpit in his white robes, connoting of the.. Me, nmaciple, Mole, &c. The vestments condated, not of as orrery limes surplice, with the graceful appendages of geed cad naireraity hood, but of • yellowish white cloak, farbesed close to the neck, all the trimmings oonaiating of bread gold lace embroidery, with • crew woven into the beak. Ore( to the publicity given to last Sunday's pe arlier, there wee en overwhelming congregation at the aftersoca emir, which wee immuienced at • quarter apt tee by the Rev. Heigh All., M.A , the lecturer nominated by the vestry. The preacher selected to his text the 18th ohapVar of Ezekiel, verse 32, "For I have no pleasure In the death of him that Meth, esith the Lord On. Where fore tare yourselves, sad live ye." Towards the aloes the rev. gentleman begged the coarention to depart peaceably r seen es be bed prorated the benediction. A very few, Wised. followed his adrioe, and nottly 1,000 proms wailed for what la called the rector's envies, which eiramaras at 4 o'clock. and which cosedsta of the Litany, said Where the altar. It wee quite plata, from the choraoter sail efrasosessr of the people, that a serious disturbance might be =peel& bet the treaties on their part wee thwarted by the Mawr radar of Mr. Tin man. the eltarchwerdse, who wt fro the nary sad informed Mr. Leo that be would, in fulfilment of kb daty, render him all the assistance be could in his perbrammee of the envies, bet that he would not be reeponsible ter the moult If the service were persisted is. The result of the interview was at four o'clock mob karma by the olurekwardin, who sr ceeded tho steps of the reading-41a sad ansounced that the four o'clock service wee suspeedeL Stoll the people were uawdling to leave the church. At length a men with etyma lungs. end who ran the risk of ecclesiastical MIMI for brawling, prover that the doxology should be ea airs and gave it ant In due form. It yr executed with coadde rably mon strength than harmony, sad at its close, sad after a few hisses and gnaw, the ebnellwardea, with the error of the pollee, succeeded tee sharing the church. The pariah is in • high state of excitement. Placards are pMsd Is every direction calling upon the yorinhinnero m allow themselves to be fettered by Poseyro, but to stair 'Der the tree brain of Protosteatism. (Stamped Id. Additional.) (TWOPENCE. INN STRIKE IN THE BUILDING =ADA On Saturday evening a numerously-attended essatesi of the trades societies and trades of Birmingham was held at the Gland Turk publio•lithae, Belimmet. in that town, to receives deputation from the London Nine Room Conference, to adopt such measures as might be deemed expedient in the present position of the London building tildes. The deputation consisted of Mese% Paoli, rioter, sad CIMINI, joiner; the local tnithe being repre sented by &panda:is bent tha baehathers, hwaserpainters, thenertemone, and United Flintglam anises' dosiely. A pattern maker, used Ducat, woe called to the chair. After ooesidarable diemasion, in which much sympathy for the men now locked out was expressed, the following reeritations were unanimously adopted That this meeting, having heard the addresine of Menem. Fthey and Creamer, the two delegates appointed by the essfuence Of dur•Pcra , Mvw Nadirs of Loodon is *Path this pea of the errantry he aid in emir present struggle, thi rewire jhatthe oparetive Warm of London, new locked out, are dessevlng of th e aympathy and support of all closes; of the mounthity." That, fa order to carry out the foregoing resolatics, a emu- Mime be immediately &Mesa, odadthing of delegate ham tin's merlons hada of Bfrnrlngliam, the the purposed tuning funds le mopped the operative builder@ el Lew , the mew mines thappoint their own pier of meeting, end dins fall power to adopt all such roma for the fathoms's*, tha object in view he they may deem mast expedient." Noneriffistanding the hamming prespests fileno of Crgetrari tiabs= li metaip °6 4katy2! big ground among the men, &riming, the first place from the deg of emit they stiffer on account of being removed from 4 state of active life to one of com plete Id le ness. Others find that the smell pittance doled out by the committee is barely sufficient to provide their families in bread, lit aka say MINT of the ocannon nevaarlas of life. Tbs natural resort to wpOy the deficiency is the pawn shop, and mealy w shady lading their clothes sad various little artlchs of comfort they had previously pos. seeend gradually diminishing, and unless a change takes plass there Is a prospect of them ',sources being speedily sabansiad, sd nothing staring them in the facie but luta watkbonsei. Miss airemestanses *filar ip a large number . of Win= be .set um air ot disid;Sics dyer miay of the Mimi wimps spirit. ware last week cad the proems the eneerliks buoyant, in the anticipation that the masters Wadi weedily succumb, and that they would return to their labeenain a few dam having had all the points of daunts*, mingaini Asthma. Them anticipations have, however, proved hos reasation. The masters Sr., in the Mail; theater lIM r mil irk with some few exception; determined up= re items. tio far aa the main drainage works are concerned, it would appear that Mr. Mozoe, the contreotor, la obliged to give way ; for, on fietarday, capering up the North London btollersy, neer Hackney Wick, hundreds of men were seen following their various avocation., is the eoustraction of the Orem Northern high-level sewer.. ha fee es the works at Maws. grm are con cerned, the statemeete are most coame. On the one bookie is slimed that the firm acs needy their full comple ment of hands at work, in every department ; whilst on the other, the operatives' committee affirm that those at work only ameba of cabinet makers and decorators, who do not legitimately belong to the building trade.; but that with reaped be masons, cierpeutera, bricklayers, smithe, and other arthena, they hays scarcely any in that ssiiiblishissat eR work. Des workmen's committee empress still the greatest on& dines that the muter. will give way, sad a belief that if on* individual, who they allege boa aver how awsgonimic to the rights of the working claws, was removed from the councils of the amployen, an adjuatment of the differences would be speedily effected. They still denim, notwithstanding the denial of such by the masters, that thwe is greet dissension amongst them, and they confidently expect a favourable de rision, with respect to the withdrawal of ths document," at the meeting of La riesarsr builders on Today nista DR. 81223U11T. A tumour arm very current on Saturday that the Home Secretary had mat a respite fir the primmer, bat it had no foundation, sad at pit tie cosseffes s Grid for Tuesday, the Bth of September. It is time that the solicitor fee the poisoner, Mr. Humphreys, has made as urgent soli ' citation to the Seatetary of State to delay the carrying eat of the canteens, and the ealyrit himself has also addressed . . omatiait;tites wing vilify keg to the Henwelhee, In which he a \Meg of the cense:Ma between Mama and the damned hay, sad owe elevneeeely amens bib Mao- I own, but the whole matter I. eUU seder eoneldseetke, and it ie net lthe/7 that emy decades. eriU be some e, mill the middle of the week. The prisoner still cenlinees to eshlbit the same calm and almost Waimea demeanour that chemeterient him through out the whole of the peiqul prtheedinp, and he has never ceased from protesting his innocence of the crime of which he the been sourish& On Wednesday; after the day bad bees formally Dud for the thention, It wee deemed pendant by the pal authorities abet the clothes be had worn then to that time, and width were the mate be had on at the Kiel, should be taken away, and he wee dressed is the prison garb. This was done Y a matter of precaution, a. it was thought ha might have some deadly ingredient concealed about hie own garments. Nothing of this description, however, Ina Masorete& end Dr. llmmithret submitted to the change d germente without% way eragetat, and the only oheervatke be math was to the edslcti het if he went to Madame Teemed'. in that dew be leek a thophlitattl , 'The 11 . T. WANK% OM 17.1aTe- of . 11oreemonger-lane 0.01, communiested to the prisoner the fact that the sentence wee to be carried out an the day above named, end he beard the communicatfon without exhibiting any eradon, bat manly exelaimed, o If the eentence la carried out, I am a murdered man." Although the coatrary bee been elated, there is not the heat doubt that the primate le perfectly well aware of the excitement that has been occasioned in the public mind by his case, and of the opinion that prevsile in a good many quarters in his favour; and he therefore knows that his may chance of escaping it to make the simpertion of his innocence. He is evidently a very shrewd, calcu lating man ; sad, although It would perhaps be too much to say that he is citing a part, still it is evident that, supposing he were guilty, be is too shrewd not to take advantage of any ciecumatance likely to serve his are, and it is the opinion of those about him that what ever may be the result be would in all probability continue the protestation of his innocence down perhaps to the very lest recasant. It is only right, however, to state that the tended sad Mammals of the pricer, not only at the time of his canunittal and while he was awaiting his lea, but also sines his condemnation, bare created a streeg impression on the minds of the authotitice of the prima that he is innocent of the crime for which he le condemned to suffer, In owe of the interviews the prisoner hid with hie brother he reeds use of the remarkable ezpressioe, " What a strange fatality, that I should he in this gaol under sentence of death for a crime of which I set entirely Innocent." It bee been stated above that during the week Dr. Smethurst has been engaged in writing a long communication to the Home Secretary upon the subject of his alleged offence. In this statement he asserts his entire Innocence, sad deolsrer that tbc deceased died from natural causes. He also particularly observes upon the absence of any motive for his committing such a dreedfal crime, and state. that the deceased had so much &fraction for him that she would at any time have called up the mortgage and given him the money, if he had 'eked her to do so, and be elm urges that the deceased lady had a contingent interest in a greet dial of other property, so that his interest would ham been math strengert in her life than in her death. He also endeavoant to show that the ciroumstance of his attending upon the demated la the manner he did, 'applying her with all her food and medicine, and not allowing any one else to attend upon bar—all which tams were so strongly urged against him in support of the charge was la reality merely the molt of his affection for the deceased, and he says that during the Bl ames of his wife, the real Dirs. Smethurst, ha always used to wait upon her in the same manner. The primmer also states, with regard to hie having taken the soap that was brought by Mies Louisa Banks' for her sister a day or two before her death, and which she represented he took out of the bedroom and was beard to stir it on the landing, that all be did was to take It to the window to cool it, as he did everything elm that was taken by the deceased, the doctors who were inattendanosupother directing that she shotddhave everything cold. It will be remembered that according to the evidence of Miss Louisa Banks', the decemed's deter, the moment she Mated this soup, the deceased vomited, and the inference was that the prisoner left the room for the purpose of putting some noxious ingredient in it, bat be welts most solemnly that this was not the owe, and ac counts for hie conduct in the manner above Mated. It is rather a remarkable circumstance that the prisoner does not appear to have given any explanation of the circumstances under which the deceased lady oonaented to go through the cere mony of marriage with hint, when she must have been aware that, atalleventa,he was living with another woman who passed as Kee. Smethurst, and was always regarded as his wife, and that this bad been the state of things for nearly two years. There is vary little doubt, however, that when the first unhappy Intimacy took place between the deceased lady and the prisoner be smelted he was not married, and that it was under the impression that ibis was a correct stateareat of the nature of the connexion that existed between them that the deceased consented to go and reside with the prisoner, and it was at her urgent solicitation alone that he con gested to the marriage taking place at Battersea-church under the circumstances stated at the trial. If this should really have been the case, it is clear that the prisoner might at say moment have been taken tato custody for bigamy, end that it would have been utterly impossible for him to have goes hack to live with his own wife while the deceased was In existeace. Dr. Smethurst puma a considerable part of the morning with the chaplain, and he appears to exhibit a good deal of religious feeling. lie expressed a desire not to attend the ordinary chapel service, as he did not wish to be the subject of the curiosity of the other prisoners, and his request wee at once complied with. HOlDDiffii DEATH.—Att inquiry took . Saturday helm Mr. Wakley, coroner for West Middlese x, at the residence of Mr. Ballad, surgeon, 10. Southwick . plea., Paddington, se to the death of Miss Egg ,teth Gray, 36 yeses of age, which appeared to have taken place under the most frightfully distressing circumstances. The de ceased ie the eldest daughter of Sir Charles Gray, late Supeass Judge of Calcutta, and it was alleged that she had been labouring wader an aberration of the mind for the Wt 10 years, and during the past three years sad a quarter hod been placed under the ears of Mr. Ballard a d the above address. At half-past 12 o'clock on Friday mornitig lit her female attendant, who slept in the same room, was awake by an miasmal quantity of light, and on getting up to ascertain the cause leas was horrified at the eight of the ilimeawl, who was standing in the middle of the room with her night-dram enveloped in flames. She immediately gave an alarm, which quickly brought Mr. Ballard to her assist um, who with great difficulty extinguished the flames and by doing which burst hie hands severely. Mr. Ballard, without delay, sent for Dr. *infield Jones, residing at 33, Blgin-etreet, who arrived se soon as possible. The unfor tunate Lady lingered in great agony for two hours and a cleaner, when she expired. It Is believed that she quietly stole out of bed to avoid being sees by her attendant, and rescind a night-light, white was soppered to here been away proper security, and having put it on the foT d in she stood over it till her dress was destroyed. The jury, after a lengthened examination of between two and three hours' duration, came to a determination, in accordance with the opinion of the coroner, to adjourn the inquest for the of having a post mortis' examination. purpose LATE ATTEMPTED MURDER ON PLAISTOW measIL—James Digby. a labourer, was Nought up on remand on Saturday, before the lifted bench of magietrates, charged with stabbing John Chard with a clasp-knife on the night of Monday, the 16th instant, on Plaistow-marsh, Estee. Tha injured mast who mimed to be in • weak con dition hero the effects of the wound in the fairs wee rksiddibw 2 at considerable length, from which it sppeared that he and the prisoner bid had a quarrel on the previous day, when the latter threatened to thrash" him the tint opportunity, and on the occasion in question they accidentally met rn the marsh. The blared man said he did not wieh to punish the primmer, and hoped the bench would act merrifolly to him. The chairman said the case was a very aggravated one, and the prisoner most go to prison to two months, or pay a fine of 61. an d oats. The prisoner was locked. up in default in Ilford a 0... CIITSTAL PALAC/Le—HALr-Csowir DAY.—Sututt- DAY A IIGUST 27.—Affinissiona on Payment, 038 by onun6 dolmen, 1,155; toted vicars, 2,143, TON NOTOOPOLITAN IZZOINTBATION corara The annual pros= of revising the lists of par liamentary voters premier this year to excite =Mai in- West in the various terongtis and districts within the nistropeliten arm. Poe some years the prepeaderstres et planed *Mow in end near London in the liberal direction has bus se strongly marked, that not only have contests betwessamdidates of extremely divergent opinions become very tern It not altogether ceased, but even the registration enste, once the hopeful trews of aceservative action, have bees bilt to the undisputed a - opened= of the liberal agents. The resent brief enjoyment of political power by a coiner , mitre government appears to have Simulated their partiens to renewed exertione, for, according to present symptoms, a "revival" of conservative faith in the value of Sir R. Peers celebrated axiom of " Register, register, register," has nude its appearance within the parliamentary dietricts in and surrounding the metropolis. Thus, in the City of London, which for some years has been quietly sur rendered to the solitary vigilance of Mesta. S. Smith and Ledger. an outbreak of activity on the part of those who se naancemssfolly, and without authority, throat forward the name of Lord Statile at the recent general election may be looked for. It is understood that at the forthcoming revision of the electoral lista for the City, the coneervatives will be re presented by an agent to support some 300 or 400 objections mid& they have made to persona now on the regirer, while the liberal Interests will be cared for by tame who have so bag attended to them. In Maryiebons, ethers sho for many years the conservativee have ceased to take any active part In the Registration Court, the enterprishig Mr. Haig has succeeded in forming an lueociation which it is said will de pute an spat to watch over the Mimesis of the party before the mitring bamieter. Mr. W. A. James will reprimint the Lateran' of the literal electomatMarylebonn Whatever may be the results of three contests Ina purely party view, there sea be so doubt but that the public latareets will be served by thee, as in the absence of political_ agents having an interest in keeping up a " good mister," the element Uses are ape to become encumbered with names of persons who, by reason of death, removal, Ac., are dipuslifed from voting. As Me instance of tbia state cf things we may observe that at the last election fer Marylebens, the agent of one of the can didates had no less than 3,000 letters 'Meowed to ponces Npse the register returned " not found." In the city of Westmiester the emniervativse have made no sip, chile be Lambeth, Southwark, and the Tower Hamlets the cur test of public opinion is too decided to hold cut any moi re of advantage to that Tarty. In Finsbury, where of late no political repreentative has appeared before the revising barrister it is stated that epos the next occasion an agent will attend to watch the revision in the interest of Sir 8. M. Prato, one of the sitting members. The county registratioas be the vicinity of the metropolis will be still more strongly senteted. In West Hest, where for emend years both parties have itercedy fought each name, the fight will be renewed upon title occasion. South Rases, we believe, will sot be neglected by either party ; and in East Stymy, sot withstanding the want of success which has attended their candidate upon the last two elections, the consemathse have announced their intention to fight the battle in the registration court. against their equally determined liberal opposenta. In the metropolitan county Malt Middlesex., sometime's) energy appears to have attained he climax. Not contest with the able advocacy which its interests have fear ems years received from Mr. T. A. Jets the agent of the old Conservative Aesoclatton, in the Reatitration Court, the party which woe repreteated by Mr. Haig at the last election have, under the enviers of the Conservative Lend Society, sonounced a determination to renew the contest before the revision barrister. The liberals will, of course, be fermented, and, as each petty has made many hundreds of °Amoebae, the revision will probably occupy more time than usual. According to the act of parliament the re vising barristers most hold their courts and conclude their labours between the 16th of September and the 3lst of Ootobsr.— Time. PRINCE ALBERT AND THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. —HY Royal Highness the Prima Colman has, through ble secretary, intimated to the Tows, Council of Aberdeen, that, a• be has tidy made arragernents for staying over one night la that city at his visit to the meeting of the Bridsh Asso ciation there next mouth, be will be unable to avail kimono( the pleasure of accepting the invitation of the Town Council to a banquet on th 4 rocarios. BANQUET TO Loan DERBY.—We understand that It has been determined to entertain Lord Derby, and wend of his late c.dleagnes, et • nubile banquet in Liverpool, to take place In the course of a 4w weeks. Lord Derby haa 'assisted the inviteti• n ; and the day for the meeting will be deed am soon as possible.—Liawpeol Chrowie4. THE WAKEFIELD ELECTION COMNISSION.—Ber joust Pigott, Mr. Wyndham i Slade and Mr. Wills, the tom mbeion.re 'repainted to inquire nto the alleged eoerept prnetkee at elmeioas for the borough of Wakefield. will eon mace their inquiry in the mama *few days. Beth partite are stave in getting up evidence to lay babe the of losers, and the investigation is likely to be • loag one. Mr. Leeman, who bed charge of the uses of Mr. Childers, in the Pontefnct inquiry, well coedited the case for the liberal party la Wakefield. PRIZE ESSAYS ON THE BLENCH ALLIANCL.—The Reglish eessys written for the prise which has been amionstord are to be seat to the ensplie, the Rev. Dr. Rmer- Hanwell College, 'fiddlier' (prepaid), on or hobsa t h e let of January next, awe containing a Latin motto, with a sealed letter, having the rams motto and the name of the tatter inscribed, which will not be opened until the adjedi atka has beau made. As the object' of the donor is the public good, he will dem the Merry of blieltieg any Milof the enoceednl essay, or say or ezweete tet other ergs, whl& may be domed of safilateat siebib lamportaaos.