The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

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Aoroblima 21Mas Onifmay is rftpleS• II• emortser Iswel•01•4•11, Owe Its.fag Wm advame4 •I:Nowa Ws rearsece. et lie ailsoimat rams 40 pesprol. em= tad tafonmallen. tisk of HawMM •O iramilpt ttl a Mimi ItIUIV I SHOW. lowslop. pOLD CHAINB.--WATHERATON sad BROCA. ol i cl a ail rba ss ia l t."ria 6 Ll utatr u ill:: " "" : adaaireara : A a. d. workammild at MOW* dila. IS Maw load— . OM adal ea. adrift a. an. ii /0 & 111. pa aim KIM Ow —.• 1: ., au ma.. t a i. atillift, wawa?. soljAVlat Ila an• corillai. aad wowed a Ike pod= ; Walbmias and ab=a•madMa 'a a la as ea dogdadbpaalana. "ll. WATIINISTON Ind IllittalP i lrA e irailma.l.l4. nadrfaawams. co. oadmadak Woks. • Mda &b. Mk Amapa nod. .4 Cams. sal Jordan kria. solla-1. ays 0 Is 8.. Tab air lalmisand oar. Yd. aRILING OFF, at rethestima et 30 .4. 5er., u. delfalbt STOCK of WATC111:11. OKI*. sod et Ma bl6l. be Cbeetelde. elm elie wel nen lir ea Mom& bogie. V. ?be Lem of lie labiable Prembso MN be meld twaelleeet, WM th e mock le dbee•M et. ECONOMY aad EXCELLENCE.— ILMOMMI aad BO 'I, Ildnisal Itasca aeamral Oulatbia MlVas papaw eeleamy sad meatless la aa ardass INO la a mama sod ea as *sans ;OW based The mob id MM War landlea se eisnrirra The lad arab ea lamb Oar andri.d esatis dam as mops pins that to Vaasa glib ItlreattgrateTla ftei tme d el_ b Ll u rty. l"...... ana.o/111 TA ILYA. XIS Ia*TYIIT aalmise YOE sjimo a dmasseas, Inn the Soma the abbess semi mg Mein Manage slaPatad. la eare IsteM sad lama deatammis • law Sad walasastal SITOCIL M 110•1111. Caws. lamb. Warm. /MM. Veer eitahlea Slab and (boa. 116.44. sad rboos ae. Idialbfrad .1.6 It to la partionbsty Maenad thst u wad Waft hez i s=al M. It vat be mimes{ te tat ...at tddena4 OW". book sssullie • ftstal se Os Wears a( MOO Cost..., OM MIN tot wit mosonsono sod lig prkss. Rs& GO WA:who. ■O•id sod 1.01111 RISTABLIMIIMILITO ars is Wow 111D01: •Wsso sod MOM" sopofts Aklemt Glum* ; Now sow • Sot-stisel. 1.131% 1111,11/0011LI: 11111141 sod Disaferd. Tata**. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! A. Issesee sod gismo ilimerlaiaL F. hi 0148 W MOON NIBORINI Ned ALD4ATI.Z2ZtIX roMD MELT (corm of rrE "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, ade of nr1••• ralerlabs all wrap awl Ayr.. aad parr. adaplrl raih ram. mr•lllrL awl radars. Tlr rlurrremd S. be Yr =ma rn•bl• sr/ errand. es rem • In •buird waif M T IC. 111011 3.14. ICR rd BON river .1 Mario UM Alegre. arl se. (11Ird • SOMA Wm, et Ila. marl. EIE GREAT SASTERN.—Anolegsat Idmark. s beralfrar essawl es..rmlft 111 16 " us :. me 4, 4 1 1 .1, d1",4 - 11 - 111 — mmi7.7 eo n 111=01118 urd UMW/5 r n l=r7olltD STRICT Maw ATREAtillitit far the TOILKTTE. Anon las saw %melee el lbeffireemet eat am am be elitelmee pew •Irlakw et IrLallt Skate MA M a uuLtIM 111 a. ampbed le the iamb r 1 Meat et Mr Mk It Imparts MN nab &Wm. emartm awswAlls toftwaso. preeens It alee eit MY Eiita ewes tormale lie bar tram Imlay ed. or I Wm* tM r mules ow. ON prevent N. Warr praptem sat era ream It Mime eta reale Aare I. bare beematel ettaw mleb =ye ge motobeeit It Maly. It le atm alebreset etnetediemee Ile Sok 64.1 e. 19.4 a met sal proiNdin Now bar. mtalmem end Walsiba. limeablbal ward. .0 pun N. MAI N Y. P . :1" .. t. en. •AI li. owl A. OLASIDUIL Nur& UP T U K I 6.—By Royal Leta. Patina. wig 11061.161111 LATEX TIM fprhOli ail* bo dr Ilablblelm UM • all•••• r• browns. a so obb••••• Mw le rib Ewe amen Iwwwolum We "oos• oor UMW.. As en cor a Old rotas. oos eta. V lb Weft la lows woootied: • all bowbr - • rue was Al b rillab awl 1:47 MIN INWEr N ra °ll444 . O . 5 ::: alvarow ob •••••• 441.11•4, awl war b• lOW dem ilimorterwo *odor re b. Ord. and Ws Tram b• •• b.o r seam Mow door bila Web NM 4 mow. fir. WM. thr. Fatah., Tor in Ur ••• • woo ems NA.. LIFTERS/1.--Th* PATENT SELF ASIIVVTAII: . 11 . = . 111411 irw=tratearh. us ....•14liej et ammo, Waft fit• • awl Imo b as aialISS MM. Mir a smommri ••••• 0 . OD Mr 111004 0. 0466 6.6..... eft/1W Is • vim orwerbasi riadillik ogle" • mol Wire... 4. 11/341 sr I Ob.. I. wares. w EATING'S (MOH LOZlMEl3.—Statisties a.. sr KM pumas aareellw w nor bw pesswall• WWI= iwwwwwwwilem, Wbrow, al rm taws NA War nob 1111www wwwwsw. P...41m r r all lbw how am e.g.. be Urals: frirs3r Sot: etaill 03%."4:::" 1%. . " 14:4 11 4 u4l - M mow • cap t, eL i wl . .. rep...ed . : r i n e/ lb TIC Imo SR Ims...ft IV RULY EFFICACIOUS sid MILD. J. De. MIT'S IM MO aigIJVIIIjkIA. $41078 AO. PI& on Pa le , 4 williseS t e.., valwalls le all vb., 7them base; oimplobal lanu .i.d. WNW.. ElidiSein dlgemg. gi GM ba. OW Ila ma aa • konlim mat urns. Ow an Italy m. 4.1: Ma la lialr woman; amal oaaaki I. t i reatarta yeaoLVCra: ... la N i ts ' arrtt MI:: e lle woe or := 18 : 6 2 w5ui r27. 1. .2 . ariaaal ea ea aixermaii lama OZZAIM OOTAMINS or SACCHARATED r Alma s.O —ap% red eist. sre, 4.4110.... Ur bat ...r. ••1 ilea dm,. an of eispiive iris ••.1 m.o. aa.l osente• patio, *rah as i mob dlisilma Y. Jew beesosenill Imissag dm. wool. thempoile web primal, irsorms. bf IS •I. swifts. al Os Illialbe Itit pews. Ws okivind kg Os ft% Amaiffp ft Mgr IBM • Illimas• irals Is and Os ~sal yea. filwv.. irl M. mar OWas. egg skm ....w..... mos. - - sec 0 A m . 1•0 Ws hop Warm" Mar Pooh mein •beguk ••••• 40•01, im•S et 5 1.0. 41•••• WO OW aft IL all; ift• frr p.a. ft :.0 a re. Medi IR finert. Laser.; all. An la. 9.0115. ; ard Oil= swieftel Anima ART UNION of GLASGOW. %deg the CUITTLI SRO• W URIC the PRIM !II PeTIR OS, reb—eee aelineled ireeete4 toe_eeb•-atees of Um pelmet urea. lil Vi r atattle ..b lr e =at the j u ktrzz i tion. Para. atiller.4. OW h . q.' PIM 9 p.m hentledue Ihe e Albedo 0111 trig dares 1116 bet 101111? A. El DSTON, Aeliete Neesetary TI. J. ROW Mareher. Salien WIWI/ Illialaatad at da ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. 111111WBUIATH NUMMI Dls a kr—lir. J4)111 nuu.Au. CLISSICS. No. NO Or Lorna MI met Neatly. Da It hi T.U. Sw 111, kr Gaillioft mkt )1 ...kr. Use It .11 Yee fat 60 Clam al SI Liknor—L•Jie, Ira M.; at. l klu 14Ad Mrs. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA (sew edition), Wag Minima agnillig, TO•N HIST, M I: eel TO-MOIL rn A/11111100C all; a 11119131. Ma: mai feeelsa are lospers" et 11 edeek.—dtaMe. makek eaa MM. •ne smenlet. Parma MI7. arm. k: Wimp IUR. aad Mn. OERMAN REED vs-appear sal MONDAY KlllOll/10 sem sal. it Ur DATA'. GALLERY altille? RA2IOII. 14. teagna-4,K 60 , M* , rawinik... , sad sal lalreis• wool Mainly Nggw ism te.. bi bed ai Claim sai 14 °ismer. Walk sad 0.6%.,501. afterakinal r:moNATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, b Holton. 1111,0 M BD fee the swox.—AY id* teweselees.lr dletimehied he the ammo aM meldine beams of o deeeeatioes emeleed WY the perhedee a lit wry& meek le 011.11 It V Litt( SVIIIJI IX G. time shawl...need Whew,- woe ban boo tomb derby plan eetb.ag hoe Mm mt. der int raid mew. the of leeeemse the 44 SW el Ile elate. Deere epee at halt Wow hest I. ~hire at IL Olieles et If peseisall. .&"whiest, th A )tOYLL ROOllllB. Windmill-street.—Orend taOgalea-41P111 ZYIIIT UV EN I 4. with tba 44411bM14144 . D. 441111babed ism moo. 44•1150440 O 7 `taw. Laabotta. Vtlaripd Ocinift.a. flaw IL lloskeert. Do-vs op= at WI pus 4; mammas Y II; dam • Ow =rote. Won 112 A4nairlosa. Oes ATTIE SHOW.—The LONDON PAVILION. Yq ♦ ~Y..4-.• GRAND OONCSIT alllll6l. br Smola Onorass as Half..ant an a adolin ilwritredrad dd. Dw a M Alm uol 41•1101 4 THZ LONDON PAVILION. Tlekberowirset, - • gds.. w ft Y. agarenttulieL ....: C — L:mrdee. awl the bra OuIICIMP.► AAboloine (by tebtelirma WIPP OL—lirmluse ABS) 6, Me Gollinr. M. CCATTLESHOW.—AII the world am for Owe 11/1441. at too aim? 01.09114 LaaMer-Nisars. Opea MPS 111 a.a. liii AO par g it OYAL BUERRY OAKDENB.—ORAND liam_oris /10111.1' he D&IIV130.-1110ND. 10. the MAT CHILSAT lIIAL II LIQUIL OaaWow 1.. *al Omemes. ft. Y MY 111Z21 . 1 .. mt i D!•,11.1hiellsord UMW 111011110. Bad et Stift .4 I piedaely. ...T.Ter........ ran I.—&o.artme. N. • 1 04661 106 Am.& 4 1 8161160. " MOO 1 la.a4 &b.* & Orml 1 , 664 1 117- 1 1.06je.Ablman. "216166 11666. - 8 beleelon. "114 lisimm ilabelelob Clyne lauxibb. 10. Qbanues. U. Qm444. 1 / 6 044,46. U. 4166 Owe dr QUO. admi6l66 by sulfilmi4 Dem eme ai 4 661•46. iDELA IDK GALLERY, Lowther-arcade, liessi. b NOW °PIN ler 11.17111 FRAC/TICK Ham t I& The lisimi mos la Leser. wets WO hot TIR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL Immo d the Ilermatati lainevatedged by the abate O hw W b... ma amid sad latlevolat et asy la • burn DAV. ter Oestleam ads. freeatl IA &NM trenret7k Aftimksh Com 11111fta. Deesdeall• MaNdbeeln !oda Dr. labab !dew as " u ntr en teplegat o trzlate s 4ally ae :sad taree— . l=l ead ladbereiese. edi . ra14",17110 2. = attar wt tor Nainelk roe** mg• -11 .• —Sell tidatteat—Dembley and be alfde to me Itsral sad rbraeet S.D. gala • ike ea tba abeam wit j•ebt. talltk• TIM Pb. tera et lisanata." art pea h•• am nodal et Mean^ Ana tram M. Authalt.ll. ft••VmS.Orto !TRREOBCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS of Goyim osolort art 110M1111.—Milpull*M. a lerke Nam^ essaisi be me *I Ste TM arliM et she dm The MM.* Imple arl *a brearbrer **No Mr Weer sr la smear mks.' TM somplor a* ma tree or trod* re *Manes seder IN Va. mrk MOM ir 111100. JONI.* lika••ortmr* ernamme nor Prlikkis et Iftiereple rook Ho 01M.1.4** murk ...Am Immidreel emir rad new.* noir vomits. tn. la is kIL Mmursis tem M 61. mai COVERED MUSIC, and HALF PATCH.— %) MAIMS AM SON sot aely sit.T. Um NNW MIMIC ft* sergOila ealless) at MA bft got tea pion la alreaser sow rads. Qualm.= up hoe by peei rwapt end. ore. Omilly dollen woo smiala rewilla r k—tlialiboll &ad SOLIS NM 23. Bulamas. India. ILO. ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. U SODSIOUSS, I Pkaadlle. ammo aumaka It be emelt uCI PILMINIIIIO CAMP, ?ILA Sae; IeaSPATOR NOSS" elate Coma Wel IioNA Jezl2=A LADISS* Kill. ULU and CASSIAS' SAWN of may —. M LTIAVAL INIUSTID 'SLOPS CASKA, SLOTS POOL, awl IS IMAM'S .2 male; Seat Caste* Sale& NM gars WM" lb. II SSI PATS"? LSCIP.INU 100IASLIUS. Nn. Main nee) al 111,441AN,1141 ..d NOVIL/lIIS 'NNW Mr ►IKAKATATION looranaus to ammonia lie I. WA at MITT SODSICIUSt.e. liatabliy. two daces ham Iladelleaarea. CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. YINDLATeII„ HACK I h. NA 01 , ., WWI/..d tVeit e.eireas ler. tot 0eue.4.44 ,14.• rtout. sad Bee and co '• peer Welbesoe Amt. 14 met W.CL, same op Elatdems Dem l;f Mammonist 1114.. OK DOTTLIntIMIZIRCII BRANDY. 011 f. BWIT Ponca at MIMI WHISKY. 0:411 OLe JAMAICA RU M OWN OWN HINT awe CITIONOINT uNS Platt old) P ACT Nuacalti. ol lahrel two elebliere meal et Wee leatelderewat. Omen emigre be be aeweerlei M eleseleme. TIM EUROPEAN sad COLONIAL WINE COW PINT. LIR Itiama/1.11.1/. The abovs Clompßay Au boo lemallet atm yowl of sapagba Obi **NW. V. 021. set phut. Itallata Wag WIN taa Dela a* dmitaetar, at s a.IM ci 31 pm eat. MOUTH AIRMAN PORT SD sada/. mania SOUTH APRIOAS SLIMLY 3lDarlila. . Tao Sam era touttlacol I• tar amilry. ROYAL v lOTOR la 811111111T.oft. atakt. nat arl . erLEN ID 01.1. POUT. Immo le Dia wand.... • tia SiAl/LLINU RPRIN•Y Mall Paella, OIL DEW lomat ow.* sitagal tat. pat arra. ST. JCLIRS CLARET. pug sa4 tailsto affialty lea Doak. sad pry. lattudei. ad Rom toy Lwow wawa, @WIRE- Taima.molk. WILLIAM MID TIPPING. Way. COGNAC BRANDIES.-6TEVENB and SON'S orrom ay IW& DILI Wag Orkald walwall M Ilw Imparts. lima at thaw Oasaa• Wawa wawa Wale gala err toe kW% "Wily. Ow bow. awnwalmaidiwes reeemosallog titer .1w k. whlak will be lama cid. sok awl anal sewn& Para.. rawrarlag R. wad Sae wlal that cedars my Awe the rat laoliala Miaow am the awhy awl Rwribroan w ta. brawhasavaaawl. Arm all Combo brandy. ; OK% Wawa all nb. Da. ; vary Walla aid pala bale*. Ma par masa Dokter.' Ir.iMs are JAW fraud *gem Tama. WW.—r!, 11114.110 i-MOO ur "WILKEY% COONAC.—A pure polo or brown A bused& per mil.. St pro dom. lloorkers Leedom nta. or tram Ur alk oaf moroopri oftro.d. wort or dm Ito pa par, ado ow doom yahoos. IMsok loolodos owns'. mod. HIM SLIT. •PIKOTT mg. Oosjolm Blallisty, aid tuf t s Mame. w.o. twoo.nw MOURN/11ND LONDON STOUT, labeirs es .w/sty rostrwasi for No tioulare. sod 0100 digootoblUty. allordloo as to onsome ot wortnltiont mamma to so, (Ow 10•21110 soalo Wawa Cobs of 6. G. 11. owl goloota ea la St gar ipaliaa: i pa doom ; itatlfaltrf eras waaol. a. Ltekto•Orma Ua Jame's. O. w. haat. 11 2f AlttOWIS 11ELF-ACTIPIO !SYPHON TAP. VlVAmaw 1. 11. non Mt War at sour inn 4a. aL 'an r t.:a a n *UP D.b.• wan as anon* an mina la Can n .• Inn no n Ita sans D. . d 4. PAM Ma /SAWA 4 9 AII2OIIA TUX Ulna& /Int OR w••••••• 1 Oa nye are in at awn nrion. Prn In N. lininsp vi KALLOWII WI VIAM/10 MUT Illattlia. *to ono oiling elm nab • ann. Oen arl aim • 1.111 at wine pan Mae Si BARLOW* rOtalrn IT ill /IL ifi v ra . r, la not ens • indrallan na all wane* .... is. Nam Pram 11... Ta.. M. SAL Yob Mint le JAW' AI BAAL° .M . n Wlllarnank Mann anew, In war an ninon Maur In nano sal name b an inn sink ; an Mow an apenara Iniaina—lbialidad Ina ECREASED IMPORTATIONS of TEA.— hooking the ..u:.tN at! Clime ?mix mei ham ems le the perte freely. met vka• lome fer mem andi %O. The &LOT 12 MA ThA CU Ps 2 see Merle evlag the MI beret be Ihe pabils The leme pnee ta 41. pee 11.—WeedieteM 0. Oma /1., Clierlemd, City. XHE BEST and CHEAPEST TBIS and 00”111111 la MILANO Mt M la deal se Millis. of ILLII:i . , 0............ 4 411Li10 Wililmoolima. Cilil. midis. Slily lowed OMNI IL M. MK. ..lei.. miles M.; iris Tom Is Is ISL. mid Is Too mid fililieboiliomisoof Os ommosiese lo me film— maim or mail toss Is MeilisL • min nem{ fees Oftense411•1•111 prier (1111C10ENS (the boot), frees Devonshire, 4a Id. • ansie b ual u the maw ruo• 1111 •piel. e., um Mir. AMWAY. et. ingu"NT. Wit'. Wu M diaberl I{ llll .Iglefike lOgliW M urn A U 8 A 0 118.-OENUINE HOME-MADE.- p,,,,t. lid . *NA ft per lb. 110111111/TOIL sad IDOL. Ikarkse\ 1. m 11140141. asentr4heils. M.C. ILOUlte--Cirest Fall ira th e Pries.—To Amass, DI IWm, IMMO% as—C. CV WIN sad 450.. =nal likaswoolls WlA•orbl, ssildt •MY at thir ow FLOOR. all IS. 4.1 wr tamed ; bat measii. ..prea. mum. tor parry. ss. : ireaa. me% ionic email enamel. sad isbast nal. Tam ml ono 11 Leek. Tam eta.. SOUND gad WHITE TEETH are lad s. Powid WHITE ow 10011koad th. • d Mel WNW WNW' 000 pew sswolal Weal of sowess est imortries arratitarsary .nr.W soliK v ies ihe Walk Mord 0 a rt .wry AL"""r= starriptraw 010.0 ;. st T . Swis in We s. Tiii.4ll7l I ATM "NW' gib 2WOOISW Him LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1859. IFIL111171111J) CATILI wow. The crows at the Cattle Show nay be said to have teethed Its Ode= yesterday, every avenue being densely packed throughout the day with triton, who hustled each other vigorously, In the hope of gaining at least a glimpse of We object of attraction. Now th►t the public) curiosity may be said to be almost sated with the inspection of the cattle] the tide seems to flow more rapidly towards the gene ries, where the various agricultural implement makers ex hibit specimens of their rapid program in the application of steam and mechanical science to the tilling of the ground. There is the usual vast miscellany of clod-crushers and oat h/Maws, and chaff-cotters, with steam.ploughs of various design, and harrows of • complication in form that is wonderful to behold. Our old friend the range-maker still plies his wonder fa, invention, but this year in pulping wrote and not in making sausages, the judges having decided, after en arduous deliberation, that the chopping of sausage meat could not properly be con sidered sa agricultural operation. Bat probably the articles round which the greatest crowd is constantly congregated are the reaping and grass-cutting machines exhibited by Messrs. Bargees and Key. These gentrosen have devoted themselves to the perfecting of the maehises which when first imported into this country frees America exalted so much attention and such hot controversy emourt the hovers. The present machlues may be said to risa►ady all the &rarer which could be required in • perfect instrument..3les ingenuity of construction may be esti mated from the tact that the principal wheel le made to communicate with a number of smaller ones, es se to produce 12 distinct motions, all combining to perform and finish the operation of reaping. The fan lays deem the corn upon the knife, and when it is cut by the latter it falls over on • series of Aroltimederm serewa,the slow rota tion of which oasts it on the ground in regular lines, the m ales making a clear track of four feet six inohes as it goes aloe& Bull more ingenious is the conical screw, or roller, which, placed along one side, acts as a director, and prevents the corn going any way bet In the direction intended. Only ens man to drive is required, the machine doing the remainder of the work ; end there is a crocarrence of testimony to the affect that sever has the work of reaping been done so eternelly r it Is effected by this valuable end elaborate invention. Upwards of 2,000 of the machines have her sold since their first introduction by Messrs. Berger end Key, and the order this year have already reached 600. The (rah-scatter is an ingenious application of • similar principle to a different sort of work. Like the reaping machine, the grass-cutter does all Its own work, rapt driving the horses, and clips the grass close to the ground as seedy ✓iot were done with a pair of Mason. An exoesdingly intelligent workman attends both machines, and explains to aline auditory each evening their peculiar construction and mode of working. The Let-named machine, like the other, a in peat demand amongst the hey farms, and an hu mus amber of have already been received by the prenter. 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And. and 11 . seZmo i r 00 T . I. tor red, torditood trellasey lamb t. Is te SMOd. k UN le sad /011.. M. o Osaddlemd. M. 0., to Wed dte dolly. add tommlod I. thoesedy. rioLrs REVOLVER RIFLES mad PISTOLS, lJ k. 44"1. mlW.ef 464 •DOrtin Obi s. ars•POP.a aid hour =VAMS.& 4,101.. ,t,to Mdi Min . IS, 14 17, a• ) Re•olvous D l6 . s. 44 . 11 too; wad. 4 . el= lonel; 6664 6 abets it.. pia 111166666.—P0r and MIA Of the Waite. taanilballilif. WI. maw. 14. Pal a. • ay., HE SPECTATOR of TO - MOR ROW 4r141 slampet It) etet:: bebop to &I the Thew THE al Mae et be If following Tools at be Dij i. Zi d i: 1140th Iteitet-Johe Berri M. P-I relawrs Day T. -Lord amine la Oedlo-• Now Bob der obits—A. r ar tettled... Nr le tilbetnat No. Boob DteMeo et =web -nein Piethiesber-4 w Beaphea Leatent v.=64:lllar Nevi rod ids -Yme Ane-Amie-Sbe ohileklelholotleek. pistil, ahthee. DEBILITY and LYIRITABILM (Mental and fltrien4 Indust ht hipernmeenitas ; the Itympletes, UM% MI Mad-mai i'veltiome. /17 T. H. 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IN 11111 , lIIN INN INDINNIN MI ND nyaNa l 4berra NIII• INN pralpriL or =2160 Is s NadINN NM Non et Mal pleskaNN Nis Ds riles tarn IN r a" 1, ANN Noltil•bal Ss • INgi ."6. 42EN Nnia:s Ns &NM LIN ramrod by NAN Ik, Ike =got ND INENIDN A WORKING MAN'S RIFLE CORPS. TO Till IDITOI OT TXI TXPILISII. ilitt,—You am a friend to rile volunteer corps. Will you help the movement by promoting its extrusion toe clew which r yet it ham roily remelted at ell—l mess Loudon working MSC ? Of warn, there are great difficulties is the way. Anon the greatest is that of di.cziminatiziAr the real working sea Imes these who have no right to the aeme—mess doss isms or outcome from other classes, who have so Make in the country, and whom it would be worse than folly to area in its defence. Another still more serious difficulty la that of expense. You are swam of the existence of, and horn Urns to time have Bakal the Working Yew's College, in Great Ormond•street. Well, some al tae, connected with the College, thought that the etudeati, cited ea we hops they are by ais arpnt•ds-corps which we have made it one of our Bret objemte a promote, ware jest the right materials for making $ rifle company. do we Matted one. It now sear WM about one hundred members, et whose about tea am menterre of the council, the test Modesto. Denim ha been riot an almost every events( far the Met three weeks la the college garden. Our dnll sergeant le a liste-eargeaat who was wounded in the attack on the Redaa, sad has his three medals (though he does not often show them). lon solely say we could not bate a better man. But though friends have helped um, and will help us, we Sr. Neely le want of (node, having toned it requisite to limit the members' subscription to a shilling a month. Long lists of liberal subscribers to other cops fill the advertisement columns of the papers. We hear and read of their dress and undress uniforms, of their dinners and their bands of tousle, w►Oe WI WM et our wits' end for wherewithal to get coats for we leablese !whs. Uniform material (I =nut Call it cloth) woe looked at lad night. If tles limit of price is to be 30e. per man, for coat, cep, and poach (as it most be unless our mosey prospects improve), betimes imp, which lets the cold le, and "shoddy," which will not stead the wet, we shall be but ul clad for *unpile:dog. I have only to add that subeeriptionewiil Ise gladly received by our Captain, Mr. Thos. Hashes, Old-eqoare, Lincoln's ; by our Treasurer, Mr. Robbie, 70, Lincoln's-Inn-leas; by ~Mr. Shorter (secretary to the College), at this Collage, 45, Greet Ormond.etreet ;or by no.-1 am, &o , JOHN MARTINEAU. Tiydrpark-gardeni, Dec. 8. 17, Wi SIGNOR MORTARA IN LONDON.—MD report of the approaching Congress bee brought a visitor to London, who* seam, se he emphatically deplores, has unfortunately become I[llollll all over Europe. Signor Mortar. is eleatly set reconciled to the cruel fate that robbed him of his child, and he is determined to try whether the Cony/rem will not amoseplieh for him what the Board of Deputies of British Jews could nut effect. He has, for this purpose, left his wife sad eight children at Turin, whither he removed from Holegsa, in order to route by personal solicitations the guys/Mee of the two ladle; nations of the world— Fresco and Ragland. He for this purpose repaired to Prance, addreseing himself is the first Instance to the lereelitaeh Central Coesisrory. He met with • coedial reception frees Colonel Ceti beer, the Preeident of the Coasamery, se well no from it. other members, and the qmpthy 'visaed fur nun, both by his co- religionists end FMK& Reines Catholic., wee general and profound. Signer Mortara sawed us that tbe latter were not lees ,sheerest is the condemnation of the crime than the former. Having mat in hi. spplicatios to the Consi.tory he set out far the same purpose to London, being furnished with letters of reeimmenclation by AL Albert Cabe, of Paris, to the Rev. the Chief Rabbi, the Rerouted Rothschild, Sir MC.. Monte. nom Ms. Alderman &tumour, and Dr. Beni.eh. Signor Mor ten has, gem his stay in town, had two interviews with Sir Moses Meetellors, and it is expected that • meeting of the heard of deputies will be convened by the worthy baronet, Its president, to take the application of the usfortunat• father unto consideration. Signor Mortara hes also waited upon Sir Calling Smedley, to whom be tendered his t h anks for the emetions made by the warm-parted baronet foe the rescue of the child. Signor Mortars is perfectly Italian in his appear meg, hie manners are gentlemanly, but his countenance is seamed by a certain expresolos of melancholy. He bas not ems Ms child for the teat year, but believes that ha Is well hosed. —Jewish Chronachl. LITERARY IN vTITOTIONe V. STRIELL—A stone, eamesemorstive of the establishment of • literary institution for working mm, wee placed yesterday evening by Mr. Gurney, in the presence of a ooneiderabie number of work ing men, in the ball of the institution, 237, Rueton•roed. The Institution is intended to operate as • Formative to strike., and has already been instrumental in providing week for same thee a thou/quad skilled end unskilled labourers. The Rev. Canon Dale occupied the chair. Mr. Harney asid this was so important era in the life of the working men—em haatittutoe bad bees started which would be the weft seelety, sad he Mined that branches would extend all over the oleatry. This movement wait nut in tended to be sategesiseie to r Ten hossee, but to provide a comfortable roses, where wo m could meet without the temptations le wide\ they meet subjected at • public-house. This Migh•dom weed elm Mot the mivistatte of a boom of call Goo width mislues weld reedy, mom, and It weer great =la W pees that It had the copped of the mastery, It the babemot of sr the' meetem sod men should pull together. Is mildes M t n erdiaory beseeta of a literary WOW= the membets would be grovided with • rehear. mot end emiderg mem. Against the latter practice, though he yes wend to Me um of Mosey he would my suing. Be begat dot • geese *umber of waking-wen would avail thomselme of the emegart sad MOM of instruction now sawed is Am, emu that thniabli the istleutc• of this legiti mates NM" of the welder-cam be saw before him on that esemee• wesld Mem. awl. builders. _ _ . Bouni Christopher Whim es balmy to the Science and Art Depart. Imo J lbs CosaMiss of Cosscil as Education, shoes bensissi waits has Ls* bon Noticssi Is our columns, is s swim of hones imam se his Kisses so the Ina Mums, us Wednesday aftetrooosa, at els ease. IJsiosnity of his, si which the eminent boassiss Ilshisidso ails the bessidsma *air, has oosterred the Awes of Dower el Pighoogby as Dlorne, is conanisra- Yes of hissolsliellos bbals2lll6 COUNT Or COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Come was held yesterday, at Guildhall, the LORD II Atoz prodding. Till PROPOSID AAILWAT STATION AT THS BAIIK. Mr. Deputy COMM' mid he wished for information upon a eubjeetol hatertanes. He sew by the newipapers that mates had hen gives ke • bill is parliament tor • railway through the city, with a terminus Immediately behind the Beek. (Haw, hear.) He was sot aware whether tar Bereembrenow had yet called attention to that bill ; but the pro*t would involve such an invasion upon a most impor tant asighbourhood that he hoped somellung would be dose to put a stop to it. (Loud cries of " Hsar, hear.") The Town Clan mid he nederetood that the UMW breams Wended to modes the bill. Ths Town Claim mad a fetter watch Ld been addressed to r ese t. J. Robert De Massy, writing from the wad addwg,em behalf at the !remelt gorses mat, Ist lahrmados with mord to the raaasawasat of the metrepskina markets. The 1016E010*m &eked for by Ur. De Messy was ems prsittestve, embracing the number of beadles, porters, and servaate attached to each market, including that of the drovers attached to the cattle marker, together with their eateries and fees ; the toils and dues levied upon senate and buyers; the rents paid for standings; the number of Cattle sold is the markets ; and the amount of corn, dour, meat, gems, and provisions generally sold in the redone markets. The application was referred to the committese respectively concerned, with instructions to furnish all the information required. THZ CONIIIIITANOT OF THZ The CNAMHIiiLAIN infaeosd the (*lnt test a &mead had been wide upon him for payment oat of the City's cash, et a hood formerly given fur 10 1 0001. by the oorporanoa, Commie's of the Themes. Aftei - ab;;;idieCusToo, in which it eras insisted that the liability for the bond had pseud from the corpor►tioa to the new Beard of Conservancy, the setter ass referred to com mittee, to be assisted by the City Belief tor. DEATH 01 pm HITOID-111A11R. The debiljoill;. ifici;,laii.Wori-re;;;; having bean ofileially intimated to the Court, It wed referred to the ()Moen and Clerks' Committee, to inquire into the nature, duties, sad emolument. of the office, the LORD M•TOR stating that he bad sppointod Mr. H. W. Sowell Bwced bower pro tem. CATTLE SHOWS._ Mr. Alderman COPELLND tud ha wished to uk it quail= of the Chairman of the Market.' Improvement Committee, and that w.., whether, if application were mule to them, the committee could forniah accommodation for the Cattle Bhow of the Smithfield Cattle Club. sold be wee very glad to have att portaaity of sasweriog such a question. (Hear, bear.) The Time hod recenUy contained an article upon the desirability of providing proper accommodation and a convenient mute ter theme manual cattle show., and he wits quite sure that say peper writing so ably on such a subject would be glad to point public attention to soy site which wee really suitable for the purpose. He was happy to say, therefore, that the Markets' improvement Committee were to a position to pro vide good accommodation, not only for the exhibition of the assindicent collection of stock which the show called to gather, but also for every agricultural implement which it wank' be desirsble to place cm the ground. (Hear.) TOO PROPOSRD COW aLD MBAS A report was brought up from the Improvement Committee, and another from the Merkel' Improvement Committee, under the reference of July 14, a. to whether any plan caa be devised to establish a direct ovunnunicanon between the in- Seeded Metropolitan Railroad and the contemplated market at Smithfield, dm. It was ordered that the reports rhoold be printed and cir culated among the members, with it view to their ',Plug die emend eta special court, and that meanwhile models, plans, and an reticles* of expenews should be placed in come conve nient part of Guildhall for inspection by members of the cor poratism. THE FINANCE OT THE CITY. Mr. Conitur. brought up the report from the Cosl, Corn, end Futaitee Committee. la s somewhat desultory dim-nudes which followed, it wee strongly objected that the New Cattle Market bad, fur the Bret time, been omitted ea ma asset from the balance-sheet of the corporation Oa was 'toted, to be treated eepatately) ; sad notice was given of s motion that the commitna should be instructed to report further upon the cause of the omission; but the report woe ultimately agreed to. Mr. G. DOLLOND. chairmen of the Brldge•honee Commit tee, brought op a report ea the refereoce to consider the an of Mr. H. G. Coombs, for restoring Blackfriare Bridge. The plea recommended by Mr. Coombe wee the removal of the three erialitag motto arches, and the substitution in their plasm el a single central arch of 285 feet span, the cost of which, excledee of engtneare commission, Mr. Coombs esti mated at 67,0001. la 1864, however, inquiry had been made on the/ subject by a committee of that court, sa well as by a edict committee of the House of COMIIOIII., and evidence wee girth before both upon a plea for renovating the bridge similar to that now proposed, from which it appeared that the mot of the improvetneet would be 126,0001. The committee, therefore, after hearing Mr. Comets, and inspecting his plans, had arrived at the oinclu.Sonthat blaspheme of renovation wee sot one which they could recommend the court to carry out. Mr. Roes inquired whether the committee had say lutes time of recommending any plan of restoring the bridge? Mr. DOLLOND mid they intended to bring the subject under conaideratiou In the course of the ensuing year. The report we. then agreed to. The lhorminitancen stated that he had a communication to wake which it was desirable should be made with closed I dome, Streeter. were ecoordingly ordered to withdraw, but were nvedmitted in about 1341 f-en-hoar. It ta @opposed that the eat ject of secret dismerion wee that of corporwse reform and the coal dors, but nothing definite lam the point treeepired oat of dome. Oa the =tine of Yr. Deputy BiILNIAD, it wee resolved that 6001. should be given by the mart in aid of the fund denfrom the gifts of free was ea their admission to her the City, snattelly dirrlbetod by tho ebutterlals to the pow widows of hewer out St. Illowsio-day. CZTITAL PALACE.—The Show of Agrionhard Rada ssatiattes apes this day sad to-rstarraw. The Tab 1 ille Ili the bra Ikaaryptica. TEE RZLIOIOUtt DIBSENBIoNs IN BT.ososors. IN- TIII-I.dBT. Yesterday evening a meeting of the vestry of this wish was held at the board-room of the workhouse, Mr. tguachwertlen THOMP,ON in the chair. From the explanations of Mr. Cbarchwarden Thompson, and some oonvereatioa which rutted, the following Leta were elicited. Yesterday (Thuredsy) morning the Rev. C. P. Lowder, minieter of the Mission Chapel in Wendel's ignore, who has been °Moieties for the Rev. Bryan Ring at the pariah church during his illness, attended before Mr. Yardley on a summons charging him with assaulting a pa rishioner named Somme. It appears that on the monde' of ftuaday last there was a wedding at Bt. George's Church, the gluons interested in which were admitted into the church at a quarter past ten o'clock by a side door. Mr. ammo, brewing that the ehoriaters and others had gone in, deter mined upon following them, when Mr. Lowder, who had possession of the door, retuned him admission, relied his arm and struck him on the Moulder, and then, banging to the door, made Mr. Sumo a prisoner by the skirt of his Goat, which was caught by the doom. Mr. Seamen, according to hie statement at the poIMe court, sou obliged to hammer away until he could obtain his release. Pour parishioners were called in morel of the charge, and Mr. Derby Seymour, M.P., who attended for Mr. Lowder, argued la - defence that the door was the 'Rivas Names of the rector, and dist Mr. Scen.ta had no business there. Mr. Churchwarden Thompson was also called, and proved that this wee not • door for the rector, but for the public, epos which the magistrate decided that the swank had been folly proved, and expressed his opiaion that Mr. Lowder had acted very injudiciously WI a minima of pesos in acting as • policeman or doorkeeper. Re added that he did not believe that religious principle actuated any of the parties As the complainant bad paid two ehillinas for the summons, be should Bee Mr. Lowder two shillings for the assault, so that one party might not exult over the other. Mr. B•RNAILD, after stating the circumstances which had led to the recent disturbance* in the palish, and giving a succinct history of the grievances of which the parishioners had to complain, moved the adoption of • petition to the Home of Commons, praying that some means may be de vised whereby the existing deform in the discipline of the church of England may be removed, and power given to the laity to interfere by some cheap and summery process, for the redress of grievances to which they ewe at present liable, from the want of any sufficient mess to restrain or remove an erring or wrongheaded incumbent of • pariah. Mr. BA RRT.I7 seconded the adoption of the petition, which wee eapported by Mr. Azatirrsono, who said he wished to attack the system which had been imposed up in them, and not the man who introduced it, for he had the highest possible respect for their raptor as a gentleman. It was, however, • gelation, sad a very serious one, between 50,000 perialtimers on the one bud and • solitary priest on the other. It wee obvious that it would be useless to appeal to the tdabop, whe had shows that hs had no power. All, therefore, that the parishioaers had left to them was to go to miliouneat (Hear, bear.) Mr. STIPHZNI remarked that it was not sale now for • parishioner to go into the Unruh, for unless he conformed to all the strange Faction which prevailed there, be might be summated on the toilowing day for some outrageous act of which he sou both innocent and ignorant. Mr. B. Emma stated that with regard to Mr. Rosier, who had been cited to the Consiatory Court at the image d= of the rector, no expenses would be incurred, unless they were voluntarily given. Mr. Rosier would slow the law to take its course, ano woma go to prison, if that should be the mesh of the toromedings. (Hear, hear.) Oa the motion of Kr. B•11.11•111D, it WY agreed that • similar petition should be presented to the Roue of Lords : the petition to the Home of Lords to be minuted to Lord Hairy, sod that to the House of Commas to Mr. C. 8. Butler, M.P. for the Tower Hamlets. Mr. Churchwarden Tuotersoir announced that be had re ceived a requisition from • large number of the inhabireate of the parish, which he should act upon, praying the otuarat wardens to convect • public muting of the parishicteers, to consider the premed ecclesiastical condition of the perish, and to easesorialise the Qum to remove the Rev. Bryan Kmg. It was stated in the amuse of the proceedings that the Rev. Hash Allen, the afternoon lecturer, has been presented by the Lord Chancellor to the rectory of St. George's, South week, rendered vacant by the preferment of the Rev. Wil liam Cadman, M.A., to the rectory of Trinity district, Bt. Marykbone. It appears to be doubtful at present whether Mr. Allen will be able to hold his lectureship (which is un endowed Ad dependent upon voluntary subscriptions) with his Southwark rectory. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ROYAL AGBIGo I,TUI4L BRAIWOLENI COLL6OZ. Yesterday afternoon a meeting of landowners, firmer, and others was held at St. Jameie-hall, for the purpose of founding an Institution under the above title for the relief of decoyed farceurs, their widows, sad m o m , I t was presided over by Mr. Alderman Must; with whom the project originated; and among those present inn Lord Faversham, Mr. Wren Hoskynr, the Rev. J. Deacombe Shaft*, Mr. Jonas Webb, Mr. Crewinghsnt, Mr. C. Law eon, of Edinburgh, Mr. 8. Skelton, icc. Mr. THOMAS BATSON moved the first resolution—VlZ• : : .. " That this meeting having hired Mr. Alderman Medd coe &ally approves the project submitted by him for the found ing for the reception of unfortunate and distremed farmers, their widows, and orphans, considering that the magnitude and importance of the agricultural interests of this country justify and demand the testablisbment of such sot nyltim for the befriendment of those =needed there with once In respectable and affluent positions, but by misfortune reduced to comparative poverty sad indigence." Having, he raid, been fur some years intimately connected with smelters, be felt the greatest pleasure in supporting Mr. Alderman Medit in the good work welch be had com menced. (Choate) He bed a deep sews= the imports= of the object, and felt confidence in its chief premMar. (Chasm.) Mr. T. Scorr, in seconding the teen utioe, said, while the object had his entire approval, he hoped the inetkution would be conducted on such a plan that many persons might reeefvd assistance in their several own beelines. After some explanatory remarks from the Ca...raven, in reply to questions th e resolutioe was carried =salmi:nein On the motion : of Mr. CHANT/Lift, mooed= by mr. B,kseituetoletr, of s was ueh resol inig v i ed tuuo : n 'ti . fha . t r ot t u o bject uoy t a r; roy Airkiil al se= Benevolent College.' " Mr. Ltwethe, of Edinburgh, moved the next resolution, via.:—" That the privileges sod bent fi's of such college be restricted exclusively to the bona fide farmer who has fol lowed that occupation in the United Kingdom, as an =- elusive means of support, for a minimum period of not less than twenty conaserative year.; whose holding, either se tenant, or proprietor and tenant, during that term, has not been lees than fifty acres; and that the like retriction• attach to the widows and orphans of farmers who, darter; their lifetime, had not tulfilled the above conditions." Hs said, having jut travelled 400 mile., he had posted down to that meeting expressly to support Mr. Aldermen Medal in his excellent scheme, which he now felt sure would be carried to a successful conclusion. (Cheers.) There was scarcely a ends or calling in the country which bad not some benefit society or charitable Institution connected with it; and why, he asked, should sericulture remain an exception to thereto? The resolution, after being seconded by Kr. Wte [wow', was put and carried. Mr. JONAS Want moved the following resolutios " That this meeting, being impressed with the importance and =remount advantage of concentration of object and purpose, in the successful ratablishment of an Methadon of this character, earnestly moment= the devotion of the energies of is promoters and the appropriaticm of its lands se they may awn= speraally —let. To His in-door supra= of those who are the successful candidates for its bounty, by the temporary occupation of a building adapted to the 2nd. To the erection of an asylum, in such lecelity"alse. 26 miles of Lesdon, on such site as shall be preranted by free gift for the purpose, and possessing advantages of easy ranee munication, &e. ' of a character consistent with the =graved* of the interest it is to represent, and the extent of accommo dation which will be required for the purpose of the college. 3rd. To its permanent endowment. And while highly ap proving the system of out-door pensioe; doles its adopts= until the in-door principle I. fatly and ancesesfully de veloped." He was delighted that Mr. Alderman Mechl had commenced this undertaking on behalf of brother agrionl- Pedals sad their widows and children, and hoped he would receive odorants support. No good could be done without • large number of mutual satemiptices, and he trusted, therefore, that they would be forthcoming. The rewind= was mond= by Mr. CRIMAINOUAM, of Cern:tenon, and On the modontr Reeve, of Norfolk, seconded by Mr. Revxnacaorr, the following resolution was agreed to That fanners - et every redeem desommation be eligible for each= who shall not be bee than SO years of age, except be special instances of bodily injury or inermity, permanently disabling them from following any occupation as a means of support; in such oases, 43 years be the minimum age ; for widows. 66 yews of age ; toe children 7 years, and remaining wadi 14." Mr. MADDMOM of Bpilaby, moved , and Mr. BROOM Re seeded the Beet re solution,: via. That the selection of • committee, pro ton., from the list of subscribers, of notifies then ten nor more teen sixteen (one.half of which aumberto be fanners or lodnween), to consider and repare the bye laws and regulations, apply for a charter of Incorporation, end generally to prepareshe scheme of management end future operations of the college, be placed in the Minds of Mr. Alder man Mecht ; such committee to report, at a mooting to be called in May next, the issue of their deliberations." The CHAIRMAN aid the meeting alight rely upon it be would endeavour to reeks a selection ethic& would give ma. dance to the agricultural community at large. (Hera) The resolution was the. adopted. On the motion Of Mr. CAIIITOM,COrtIrgaII OCNIECMIRGR of the City 01 Landon, assonded by Mr. J. CUTTS, of Little Bardfieldthall, Braintree, it was fina ll y resolved "That every subscriber of 10.. ed. per annum be entitled to one vote in all elections ; 'lvry subscriber of one guinea per ensure be entitled to two votes ; every subscriber of more than one gain= per annum be entitled to two additional votes for every addidesal seism so subscribed. Ad that every donor of tee guineas and upwards be considered a life subscriber-entitled to one vote for each ten guineas so given, at every election, sad be eligible as a member of the eonneiL" In reply to • question from Lord FRvIERSHAM, The Cailawax mid be apprehended that peewee who revs 601., or any large amount, would be entitled to votes in respect of their donation, independently of their rights es annual subscribers. He further stated that the committee to be appointed would report to a meeting to be convened about Key next. Mr. WREN HOCKYNS, in moving a vote of thanks to the chairman, deprecated any notion on the pert of farmers that the proposed institution wee to be a substitute for providence on their own part; and, after =prowling hie adroiratiou of the chairman'. energy and courage, declared it to be Ma strong conviction that the new institution would be a flourishing one. Mr. Lewsox seconded the motion, which was carried by sesismation, and The CHAIRMAN briefly returned thanks. Before the meeting separated the aubacriytions, paid and prialsed, amounted to nearly 2,0001. Among the auheoriptime ere the following:—Alderman Mehl, Mr. 8. Brooks, of Wballey. house, Manchester, and Mr. Tit= Salt, M.P., 100 guineas each; Lord Dynevor, ; Alderman Copland, M.P. 10 guineas ; Sir E. A. Sad; 42 seine's for John Bayl ' ey, 10 guineas ; the Re earth, el Londe., ; 10 guineas; Mr. W. C. Sleigh, barrister, 10 gedsese; Mr. W. Parker, M.P., 10 genera; the Earl Bens, 4014 Lord Wltmlicliffe, 261. • Mr. Garrett (=pie meat maker). 601. ; the Hon. Llenten:int•ColOtel Cavendieh, IL; Mr. C. Wentworth Dilke, 10 ' guineas • Mr. Tile, M.P., 10 guineas • Mr. R. Parker, of Hume Park, Beading, 261. Amongst tits promoters of the Melinda= may be men tioned the Duke of Richmond, the Duke of Rutland, the Earl Sr. Germans, Bari Howe, the Berl of Shrewebery and Talbot, the Bishop of Moray and Ross, Lied Rayleish, Lord Combermere, Lord Chetiesnd, Lord Leconlbild, Lord Ashley, Lord Henry Thyme, M.P. Lord Burghley, M.P., the Lord Mayor, Sir J. Paxton, M.P., Mr. W. Portal, Mr. G. Moors (Copestidne Moore, and Co.), Bow-lane; Alder man Bidoey, Alderman Spier; (Oxford), Lientenant•Colonel Powell, M.P., lc. THE OIIIIMTNAd HOLIDAY. On Saturday last a deputation from the Early Closing Assochtion, consisting of Mr. Thome" Winkerort vice-president; sad Mr. Lllran, aceret, waited ups the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-konav, to sad int the exercise of his influence, as the chief civic, authority, to muse Monday, the 26th intact, to be attuned es • holiday la the various places of business throughout the City. Mr. Lu.wriu stated that he believed the variotui em- Weer, in eccordenoe with their oel kindness to those them, %n than, were really wishful that the latter should not be deprived of their usuel holiday through the Chriatmas day falling on Sunday, hat so things stood each firm was in Ignorance as to what each other firm intended to du in the matter. He reminded his loedehip that, at the suggestion of the association he represented, Mr. Alderman Sidney, during Ms mayoralty had been pleased, nailer similar circumennees, I to haus& recommendation to the merchants and traders of the City, to the effect that Monday, the 26th of Deena bet, that year, should be kept as a holiday, which example was followed by the mayors of the provincial loess, sad resulted is the complete attaionient of the object. Mr. Lava also stated that, through the kindness of Sir Hebert Carden to the year 1867 In issuing a recommendation to that asset, the toiling chases had extended to theta three con sicatlve holidays, namely, from Friday to Monday inclusive, end he felt assured that it his lordship, approving of the Object, should be pleased to exercise his influence in • similar way, a revrinniendatioa on the subject emanating treat the civic chair would be scarcely mom welcome to the userchenta and tradesmen theamelved than to the various clerks andassistants in their employ. The premat case was, he said, one or those whets a great boon amid be could'ved upon the servant without injury te the master. *there exist ing In London no chambers of commerce, nor say simile, amoolated body of ultimo, he remarked that there wee no other weber to which they could apply for the help they whetted at the beads of his lordship. He said that on the pervious maim Mr. Alderman Sidney communicated with the Home Secretary on the subject, and as the result that the holiday then, as he hoped would be the case now, was let- Jo:god by toe gentlemen in public otiose as well ea by the trading clause. Mr. WINZWORTH, Liter strongly urging the various points in favour of the object, expressed himself, es • beatniks' being fearful that in the present state of the law it would not be in the power of bankers entirely to close their doors an the 26th how, upon which Mr. LILWALL stated that he tanned that during the nest session • short set would be passed, authorising the govern ment of the day, by an order to council, to declare any day a national holiday, which, be and, would meet such cases ea the present, and would otherwise be found • great public ma venienoe. The LORD MATOttexpreased hltmelf as sympathising with the object of the deputatios, and said he concurred with them In feeling that it would be • serious deprivation to the indus trial classes if they were precluded fawn joining in then family meetings, which .11 persons look forward to with so touch delight at the coining festive won. His lordship accordingly promised to give the proposal hie early considera tion, and as the result of that coesideritoon, he said hs felt most deeply the Importance of the subject, and the extreme desirability of making tee Monday after Chrielmmeday • holiday for the mason. He had, however, no jonedictioa in such • matter, nor perhaps much inflaence, bat he felt bound to express his hope that the tradesmen and merchants of the City, and the bankers, as far as they possibly could, would are their eemblishonato upon the 26th nat., end so give an opportunity for rational and recreative enjoyment to those in their employ. Such opportunities but seldom fell to the share of many; and he trusted that because Christmas-cloy would this year fall upon Sunday, one of the few holidays which were generally observed in this country would not be lost. RENEWAL OF THE POOR-LAW BOARD.—At the Manchester Board of Guradians, yesterday, Mr. W. Hoes. fall gent codes of the f Mewing motion fur consideration on the 72nd instant :—" That, so the time is approaching when the powers of the Poor-law Board will require to be renewed by parliament, this board is of opinion that it Isnot/ a fining opportunity for tekisg into consideration the question of the parent °institution of the Poor-law Board, as compared with that of the Poor-law Commission, existing from the paring of the Poor-law Amendment Act in the year 1834 to the yeer 1847; end whether rater alteration in tee poor laws risnocit be made whereby the powers Sr the Poor-law Board may be so modified as to do away with the many existing annoyanaes atteodsat upon the oft* of poor-Mw guardien, annoyances to which no other honorary public office is aubjected ; and also to do away with many Inconsistencies in the adminierretion of the poor laws, eis regulated by the Poor. law Board." M. Hoe AND M. MORTAIRA.—n. Nord in its Podia's gives the following dialogue between two children: —"Why do people look so cross beret:Las KW Cl:Errs has been foxed not guilty f I ceet tasks it our, I cue; foe the servant-girl who bad little Mortara carried off loss tot even been taken up It brams."—. Rh I may that's tree. Aid this. little Boa ham been eve._ b.* to his father, whilst M. Mortara has sot pot fosse his child aosta."--.' Oh ! ' pea I hat yes dam% know this that M. Morten 5, to Paris." —" Oh les. I do."—•' WoIII M. Astral' I. swam Len los ;ha will i i.s op little Mortara to the aros, sod this otoras will ewe Kback to his Rape. "— " Do yes think ? —"Yee, Ng pops says so. 'Olt well, that's all 0111b1 I" THE BRIBERY INQUIRY AT NORWICH. Yesterday the Norwich magistrates were engaged for nearly four hours is farther bearing the charge preferred against Mr. Albert I. Collins, of oonselieg with Mr. Henry Cruziord and others to bribe Mr. Joel Fox, by off,ing bin 6001. to vote for eight tory aldermen on the 9th of November. Mr. Power. agate appe ,red to condoct the ease on the part of the pen ' and Mr. Sreiseat Banalities and Mr. Haworth aU for the defendant. The Mayor, at th e octeclorioa of Mr. &leant Rellantinele observations, said there wen three connote orate the magis trates Orr, to commit Mr. Collin. for trial; secondly, to dismiss the use; sod, thirdly, to cell upon Mr. Collins to inter into recognisance' to answer any charge which might be preferred against him. On these questions the magis trates retired to consult in private, and It wee then decided by • majority of 15 to 6 not to commit the defendant, but at the sense elm it was determined by 12 to 10 to cull upon him to enter into two recogaisances of 2001. each and himself in 6001. to answer any totem charge. On this decision being announced, Mr. Seritant Ballantine. said he should advise his client to decline entering into the proposed recogoieencee except under protest end until be had been taken into custody by force. This "forcer having been theoretically exhibited by one of the officers of the court laying his hands on Mr. Cullum, the recognisance, were en tered into, and the proceedings in the case terminated, at any rate for aerostat Mr. &deist Ballsatise announced the/ it wee not his in tention to offer any evidence to support the charge of bribery at the general election, preferred against Sir W. Poet., mid the Mears. Wilde. Mr. *due, whetter, also withdrew, amid slight laughter, the conster-charges preferred by the liberals against Sir Samuel Stersold, Captain Ives, and other eanasevativee. GRAND Tau RAILWAY COMPANY 01 , CANADA. —Tito waratery minor :—" From some, at premier, uses =awe, *be retant of trot& receipts of the (tread Haftway Company for the wask wading Nov. 19 hat Idled to rake me ; bat I learn by telepreot tits , they we 2.1001. la mow of Owe el the oorreeplading wok of led yaw, whisk were 10,2961. 12e. lid., inakfatt for the week he girlies 'boat 12,401.11. ia toad numbers."