The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-06 00:00:00

:= - figr7 f IIT 4 • . NE v , 7,1, R EG fljl. R 1868. No. 6,734.] MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' Nl E H lBBS laskwell-yard, London) LINZ of WHAM mad P 801 l to AUSTRALLA.—For lI.DOCHN (Fort MHO) Direct month),l the Docks on Saturday, t'st March, antacid PV , the smendld dipper ship KENT, 1,000 tam, N. FAR QUHAR HOLT, Commander: tylw in the East India Dock& Her ammumadatimse for all slums of pamengers are unser gamed, and she will early an experienced surgeon.—For freight dr wow aW7 to ALLPOZT and HORGAN, vrlth Merms. SONNY WIOPAY and SONS. 7, Lendenhalletreet. QTEAM to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE 1.7 TWICE a WEEK—NOTICE to PASSENGER& —The favou rite paddle-steamer BATAVIER, Captain W. SMITH, entirely redecorated, will be despetched on SI 14DAY , Starch 8, at BM am. from alongside Brunswick Pier, Blackwell (Passengers must leave Fenchureh.strret station by the B.oam. train), (weather permitting), returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning early, arrangements having been made to land passengers at Thames Llano, to be conveyed from thence to London by rpeelal train, so as to accomplish the journey In 16 boars ; whilst outwards the hours of departure from Blackwell will wary, to ensure a prompt arrival at Rotterdam The screw itearner Yycooord Ydespstched from off the Tower every Thursday morning early. For fares and times of departure see imoothly WM—Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal Olitee, W., or to THILLIPPS, GRAVES, MULLIN'S and Co., Si, Dunstan* Some, Croatians, Greet Tower-are* LC. THENATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. Loodok Mos o NEW REMO II liao mum s, VED tom , Flach- T No. 37, NICHOLAS LANE, LOMBARD-STREET, EC. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of ST. PATRICK. The Committee here great pleasure In announcing that B. 11. H. the Prince of MALIN has graciously assented to pre. aide at the 86th ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of this Society, which will be celebrated at Willis's Rooms, Klngstreet, James, on BT. PATRICK'S DAY. lith March next. Usti of Mew presidents and stewards will shortly be published. The Con-, wittee earnestly sollsft co-operation and an rt. THOMAS HUT 0, &pastsry. Stamford street. R. THE ASYLUM for IDIOTS, Earlswood, Reelll, surrey. The TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of tide National Charity will take place on FRIDAY, the 47th instant, at the London Tavern. omonegato-otreet. i•lr THOMAS ?DWELL BUXTON, Dart., M T., In the chair. At these Festivals ladles dine with the gentlemen. Tickets may be had on application at, the “ilice. Dinner will be on the table at 6 o'clock precisely. rIIE UNITED EXEC 1 for the RELIEF of SP] END of LONDON. ICIITIVE COMMITTEE 'TRIAL DI3TRESIS at the EAST The Right Nom th - o - loi 3... D Aguilar &muds, Eaq • - Henry Green. Fsq. 3 11 Ravenhill, Esq. E. 11. Currie, Esq. C llamplen Wigram, Esq. Hobert Wigrani, Esq. Alfred De Rothschild, Esq. T R Spence. Esq. The Rev. J. Capons. The Rev. Drenchley Klnpford. W. Newton, Esq. in MAYOR, Chairman. Spencer tluirrlngton, Esq. W. Fowler. Esq. Philip Cazenove, Esq. Andrew Johnston. Peep 1 John Ihweard, Eno. The Rev. Septimtui Hangar& The Re.. T. J. Rowed! (Metro ! o in at lITUng and Relief Aao Colonel Elargarth (Society for Relief of Wetness). ria Right Hon. the Lord ?413or7j5.Iiittnilar. Ramada, Esti ,111. P. J. R. Ravenbill, Leg. At a Meeting of the Committee. held at the Manion- House mday, March 2, trod—J. D'AG CHAR SAM VDA, Esq., tt I', In the Chair — it was proposed by PRILIPCAMINOVE, Esq. @acceded by the Rev. BRINCIILET KIMOSIVAD: and resolved: That the Committee, having now a balance of barely 1100 at their Dimeal, du adjourn until Monday neat, the oth hut., to Main their own poaltion and that of the districts they have I rehevcd, and that this resolution be advertised accord ti., committee have been able to 'front— al 700 to the FAstrnd Central Relief Committee. 7uo h, the Mile end Old Town ;Stepney' Relief Amodatiow. 700 to tho Employment and Relief Aasocistloo, Bethnal green. Ron to the Id. George's-1n the-East Relief Committee. 20 to the Whlteehapel and Spitalfields Committee for Roman Catholic poor. ?0 in all. 71. t f..nowina eubscrintloos are gratefully acknowledged: Amount already advertised £3,010 10 8 FOURTH SUBMRIPTION LIST. l Lc 1.41.di ins have bees received dace Feb. if : F J II aa 3 01 El4hth subscription of Sail) WA:ly Offering I'l A P LIAIAer sh"proates 0 5 0 1 t: g 0f1 i I. P. Blister and shopmates . .40 5 0 Soros subscribers to Lloyds Weekly 2.v. W. Wayte lnw Illubeth 0 5 1 0 0' 20 0 0 Watels 0 14 6 •:. T N. Taylor lO 0 0 !lardy 1....1and Nlr6 A. 0 _ _ Newsip=';be the 2 111 6 .1/162. .. Rev. T. J. Bowmen l5 0 0 Feebly (leering. Bap tist Chapel, Upper Norwood, by Hey. S. A. Tipple Grillth '1 lemma, Dn 6 0 0 The Misses Lewia 3 3 0 11‘,1.1) 1.1..y41. Ott. I. Preqcott _ _ _ C. B. B. D. W. M. Charles Heronry, Esq lO 10 0 Rev. E . Garenner lO 0 0 Nat. 6 0 0 1 I 00 It. J. W B. Q (B±lghtr) 25 0 0 0 •0 3 1 6 1 00 AI • II '. I I. Wane A I A Eaq. ...I Denim Uncut I ....bin awl North rn Railway I ;.1...1..” station (4th .. • , . sul....ription) 1 10 11.nigrt.n• N ..1 : t..n In rt. by the Rev 'I %It • J A)lwanl Mona 1 0 0 Empiej i y6S - 'maim boryand Evan's (tud subecription) 1 8 10i V. 0 IE. X. Second Penny subeerip tlon of clerks is Goals Waggon owe. Great Western Rail way, Klngs-cfrowsBta lion 0 9 Messrs. 0. Rhode sad Co per A. Vivant*, Esq. Captain Valkll 6 0 0 R. If. V 2 0 0 JAMS Capel, Reg 26 0 0 'ort for the poor are still very kwl to the following depots East India Dock road, Poplar, Vestn-hall, Baneaoft. z.t. , 1 articles of eomi poly be forward Central Commlttee. 81. I end 1.84.1-town Itellet Co r. \ E. •., •• Joann• will be thankful b . 1.10 tt I.hOUPA : and by th Ars. Smith, Payne, • ud.— Mown.. tnutti an, illy received by the Lewd Meyer, ho following banker: maul Math, 1. Lomberd-etreet. id Co ntran , l. STANDInIIIIIILLY, Secretary. By order. J. M March 4, 180. Sw. I ETY of FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS in DISTRESS. '.t ‘NNI'AL GENERAL emURT of the Governors of this .1 hobi at the London Tavern. Bishopigateutreek RC., • 1.11. In the abICIICe through illness of Henry Sykes :••,. . Ttossarcr. riosn Ai BARING, Esq., P In the chair, t ..t th !1./um:actions of the Society during the pest year .• Tani, atnt t•mether with tho Treasuries account was :•• revolved and adopted, and the oaken for the en , • . ••• uppoteate.l. G 1 .a..v. fug donations were announced during the meeting o.•iributbut alloollit the unsuccmiful candidates, viz. : Lovegrove. LeamlngtO• . EI 0 0 if• ary Vrruct. .1 I! "kr, 1* I 1.•• .r.o-I.lg ambassadors and gentlemen were elected rice. ..•oi••• 1.1 tb' SJelety:— I • celle-cy the Raton Ilorhschild, Swedish and Norwegian " - r. ti tudcktii. the Mtn Resident of the Manse atki. rh.• I .nett rallt.ll.olol. (Larne d'A Mart:* of Baratta tl. J. Ouseben, M Itnrinc. PM, M. P. 1,111 of reudoncrs aria then =ceded Irlth, and it hush,: turn announced that one racaney occurred by death since the caudidate hot had been circulated, It was resolved— .] it i• , .1 1.-/ the nine rensi.ntera to be 'leeks, the neat highest rt t'w lid of notate., still candidates be also placed on the pen- _. .... . .A 4 11, lenolnition of the ballot the foliewlng were declared to t.• ltc NUIXE.I , I'I' L CANPIDATIIb: Votes polled. I I. Kamm... ies. Adolf 1435 1. i On'. II moo. Chri4tla a 1413 :: I: ; , ,1, , , W.:lt lens,. . . 1117 4. i: .1,, A.kr.l. Vralicolee DIV .r, 1..;11. Al at I.ly or. ler. W I , l'; ....I.ory Chambers, Gondol Votes polled. 0. Bot tether. Cbrlstopber 1003 7. Aleklug. Vroderkk 937 9. Lang. Jeanne Susanna 844 I 9. Jacoby, Samuel I 10. Mulled. Doednleo 79/1 U. CHAS LAURIN. Pecreterf. ELECTION OV ANNUITANTS - ', /1' !DENT CLERKS' BENEVOLENT CND. Fatabllthed 1810. Tr.E.A.EZEI.—John Abel Smith, Seq., M.P. enceratn. • •.. Ern., M.P. It Whom Cranford, Esq.,ll.P. • • • . liauter. Les. N.P. I Baron L N. De Rothschild, M. V. :t1•. 13 is 111 0 .CKRY GIVEN. that t to the resolution .1 U. ANNUAL GENERAL hold 2 .t . the London I:i•h,.pecate-etreet, on Wednesday the Seth day of lab. s ..•,. gore n ulditional annuitants wilt be elected at this .1 r ItSDAY, the 28th of May next. ; in commence at 12 and dose at precisely. Parsee' •• . 1.. otter themselves as Candidates Feast send in their • with testimonials, on or hefore April 6th, on a ! I no, to be obtained at this ofece.—By order of the i. W. T. L1N1,03.D, Secretary. , : , ..eirste street, AC., 4th March, 1869. ;. ns and Balance-sheets, with full particulars of gullies. voting, may be had on application at the oleo, IS, 4 TKINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK of sICaLIN, Swim, Lase, Vet, and Lew Curtahle. The 1t) - 10212, IVIBININIITIR.BEIDGE-ROAD, LONDON. 1 ZI NO'S, The well-known ECONOMICAL TAILORS, 40, CORNIIILL, Oppodte Pine Mane. lAR. SCOTT ' S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, - a never failirg remedy, prepared without any mereorlsi it , ,ledint, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from lanou• and liver complaint., indigestion, wind, ipat/IN. siddi Hess, din:tams of the eyes, &C. For habitual costiveness, av a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blond, they arc tray excellent mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whale enema seetem.—gold by Laniberk chemht, [lag Williametreet, Charing-awe, and by meet druggists, to hexer, la led., and three tnnee the quantity In one, es. M. te sure to ask for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Un or Milk The genuine are in a square green package, with “William Laiwben" tn., rated to the AIM 6 00 ' II 00 6 00 6 0 0 II a !• I, VEYETAI- PALACE. —T HID.D GRAND Tairigua, HANDEL FESTIVAL, June, ISO& Onitsocros—Mr. COSTA. This gnat celebration In commemoration of Handel will be I helid under the meet distinguished patronage. llwracent as forme celebrations have been, the coming Festival will afford the most complete and effective display of Handel's mask, and of colossi II orchestral effects ever witnessed In this or toy other country. The orchestra. on the grandest laudable scale, will consist of FOUR THOUdAND PCEFORN Eltd, sele,ted with the • greatest care from all the best souracs and localities. Tickets In seta for the three days, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, 16th, 170 s, and 19th June, including admission, Central Mane Fide Stalls in Area or Gallery. Unnumbered Seats In Blocks One Guinea, or for single days, Twenty.flve Shillings, One Guinea, or Seven Shillings sad Sixpence respectively. Reserved Seats for the Great Full Rehesnal, on Frktay, 12th June, exclusive of admis sion, Central Stalls, Half-a-Oulnes, other Sesta, F ye Shillings. Tho issue of vouchers securing any of the above classes of tickets will commence at the Crystal Palace and at Exeter Hall on Monday next, March 9th, et ten o'clock In the zooming pre cisely, when also plans of scats may be Inspected. Programmes may now be had by letter or by personal application. Its Festival Committee pledge themselves to deal with written applications In the order In - which they arrays, alternately with personal applications, on the 9th Instant Every application most be accompanied by the requite remittance, whether through agents or otherwise. OiO. GROVE, Secretary, Crystal Palace Company. THOMAS BREWER, Hon. Sec., limed Ilszmonic Society. March Seed, 11108. THE HANDEL FESTIVAL OFFICES will I&SCE VOUCHERS for TICKETS on IIi,NDAY Next, 9th Mann, at 10 a in. precisely. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three ROMA Grand Concert Promenade. Fight o'clock. One Shilling. MDLLE. FINETTE, from the Lyceum, zVERY NIGHT, at 10.10. Ia the Parisian Quadrille. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE BETTS'S CAPSULE PATENTS, to prevent wren/meet& —Prance IS HEREBY olvis, that NETTS% NAME is ON lIVEEN eArsuLs he makes fur the principal merchants of Sagiand and France, thus enabling vendor, purchaser, and consumer not only to identity the genuineness of the Capin* but likewise the contents of the vessel to which It Is applied. The Lord Chancellor, In his judg isent on the Bth Instant, mid that the Capsules are not weed merely for the purpose of ornament, but that they are service able In protecting the beer hnen Injury, sod Insuring eenuins newt—Feb. no. ItiGS. Manulactortm, I, Wharf-reed, City-road, London, end Bordeaux, France. Ready thts day, No. VIII. for MARCH, of IIIINSLEYS' MAGAZINE: -R. an Illustrated Monthly. Frio. Ono MUBag. Conducted by ED7IDID YATLI. London Tinsley Brothers, IR Cathertheatroet, Strand OF all apirits, brandy is the most wholesome and useful when perfectly pure. It possesses properties of great medical value, and hem often been the means of marks human life. Used Judiciously. It la. at all times and on all occa sions, a harmless stimulant. So much, however, depends on the parity of the spirit, that great caution should he azaressol In its purchase, par icderly for invalids. Attention has been directed to supplies (unmated by M essrs. AD. VALENTIN to the London and other hospitals, and w gladly accord it our unqualified ap proval. It peonies aLL the virtues abed, are characteristic of the fined and purest French brandies, combined with an exqui site delicacy of favour. Their extensive wine and liquor cellars are situated at 1. Chapel-pines (Ms, Oxfordaireet;.—"Fatraet from 'Court Journal; Jan. IL lint." KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN IMBIBITION, IBM This celebrated old 11.191 l WHISKY gained the DUBLIN FRIZZ MEDAL—It to we, mild, mellow, dellelvas, and eery wholesome. Bold In bottles, Is. Id. Mk., at the retail houses In London : by the agents In the prlndpal towns In Yogland or wholesale at 8, Great Wbadvalllotreet London, W.—titeerre the red seal, pink label, and cork breaded ••Klnahan's LL Whisky. rpHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East 1 Indies has now become an important feature. Since the Introduction of Aram Tea, nearly SO years ago, the EAST INDIA . ITA COUPAN Y have, on account of its great strength and exquisite flavour, promoted It. sale by every means. The Tea Districts, then couftned to l'pper Arra, have gradually extended, and Ter from other parts of India are arriving, thus offering Kreider varietits. The Company are now selling Anent, Corbel, Darjeeling, A. , at from Os. led to es. 2d. per lb., and China Tess as usual.—Warehouri, No. 9, Great St. IlelesYs. churchyard, llishopagate. Price list forwarded on application. SALVE. —LEA and P ERR' NB' WORCERTERSHIRZ BAUM Thb =Woos omiliment, pronounced by cannabis= "TII E ONLY 000 D hAtilh' n ' Is prepared solely by LLA and P The public are reperthilly catitionad amFalosa worthless bolts. dons, and should see that Loa and Pwrtaa Hawse» osserapper, label, bob* sad =Plus. MK tar LLL and PENA= &AWL Sold wholesale sad for avail by the Proprietor*, Wares= =era CM= and BLACKWLLL Mews. .CLAY and BON& landau, au, tc.; and by grocers and oilmen universally. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk u other a, rated water, because the gas eau only be got Into It In a Mate of vapour, and condensed with the graa pro sent: indite effect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give warmth and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the Laboratory, 36, Long-acre, or through any druggist, in came containing six bottles. OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept up In the coldest weather by daily draught. of °gym:mated Water. Fresh made from the Laboratory, XL Long-acre, or through any drueght. CHEAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON tITOCIC of the A IRE and CALUBB CLANS BOTTLE COM PANY la for BAI E. at REDUCED PIICFN, the premises at Free Trade What Itattliff, bolas required for wharf purpose. Orden for sll the sew patters@ sad the pateutatoppered bottles m mask from theo worts. Yorkshire, sad the odic*, 13, Upper Thame►Mruak City. CIARPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. aro now offer- Iv lax to purchasers the whole of hat year's BRUSSICL9 CAR Ners at present is hand. at a reduction of 25 par cent To Managers of llotela, dareConinnitert, and nsillkia this wilco is quite worth their attention. Address. —l9ll to Z 2. WMTMINSTER IinIDGE ROAD, LONDON. cECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why purchase new sides when you may have wood-hand, by Muer, end every other oastnent maker, equal hs every respect to new, at halt their prices, from tnsuranos ossupanies, the Bombay and other beak tallurest—Prlces fret —13131/IrllllB, 13, Cennonetreet. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, 17, TOWER ROYAL, CITY, Jew 1863.—The ',bolo of the Books, se., of A. Levy and Co. were saved aehijored, belne dvodted 1a TWO SATINY BBLIANCK rutE-raoor SAYSB.-4. TANN*3, Be Bowe Lock end Sate Warehouse, SO, Wall:rook. nth. Second. Sand Safes how AS 10a REILLY-0011IBLAIN RIFLE. —The most Ample and effective yet offered to the publie.—B. REILLY and Co., 502. Nen Ostoriletreet, London; Branch Itstablietineste, $l5. Oecedotreet, London, and 2, Lae &ribs, (VOLTS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES a., Broken good tempered and sound, by Dumb Jockeys. 01 Whalebone, and 0. 1 Leg Passenten —.trent Ito. Perak, /be. Crtb biting Straps .. from 16s. Rubber Sprinp for Straps. Jockffs on hire... . In a•wesk. BLACKWELL, :toddler, kW, Oeurd-street, W., near tits Marble Arch. Patentee HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well- Moira eseenenee tea only to bad at 62. Ores; Ramona Arun, opposite the British Museum Gael 7t. very beat Meal home Cryital Apte tact* len and lea —THOMAN HARMS and SON CAUTION the pbe wand penes@ 'Ann their sue Nelidelletted ITN. No travellers or siesta ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from fn. ; fall set from 15 ; on platinised silver, 7a Od. ; tall set, IA ; on platina, 10a.: full set, 19; on gold, from 114. to OIL ; full set, from 1 12 to 1 16 ; stopping, 6s. ; gold, 10s. ; extraction by local amethcsia, 6s. ; under chloroform, !la ; old sets refitted or allowed for. Consultation free. Mr. WARD, S.M.D. and over 20 years Practical Dentist to Me Profession.— 188, Osfordstreet, W., between Duke and Orchard-street& R HE UM A TIS M. Chronicle-Mike, Oolgraine, January MOM Gentlemen remarkable teas et 11111111111t1C01 has come under my notice to-day, and as I bans persolseiou to send it to you for publicatioo, I do so, hoping It may benefit others. Mr. William Sanderson, captain of the schooner Mary Marla, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, at present taking in cargo at Port end', purchased of me • box of Peres Life PM, and he told me that three months ago he was obliged to use crutches to enable him to walk, and that he suffered greatly from Rheumatism. A friend of his easing Mtn in this sad sista, advised him to try Parrs Pills ; be did so, and before he had finished taking the dint box be threw aside the crutches Ile In now active and strong, and can walk nines without rest ing. Bloc* he commenced taking the Pills he ha, gained eleven pounds in weight, looks younger, and feels better In every way. I am, gentlemen, yours truly, J. 110Couglg Sole Proprietors, T. RODERTS sad Ca, 8, Crane court, Fleet . . . . PAM'S LIFE PILLS may be obtained of any Medicine Yeadow la boxes, I. d., ta Al., and to tangly Packets, Ils. each. Directions a ith each box. TliE PHARMACOPCEIA. An Extract from the See , nd Edition (page 1884 :he on Translati of tho Yharrnnoopreia of the 2.0”1 Coll of Physicians of London, by Dr. U. Y. Collier. PoMahal by g . _ no ■mall defect to this compilation ,speaking of the pparmaeoperla; that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes Tet we know that hannorrholdal persons cannot hear aloes est ist It he In the tons of COCKLE'S PILLS, which clo.:fir consl4 of slurs, commons and °elms - nth, which I think are (mow.: into • sort of compound extmci, the acridity ..1 which Ia obviated, I suspect. by an alkaline mom, sod by • fourth inprodbmt ,unknown to tot' of an aromatic tonic mime. I Mick no Miter sod no word" of It for its Mho a patent medi cine. 1 look et It al an article of commerce awl Monodic eon ...silence. and d..uot he sate buy it is the best made pill In consilarn ; • ins woldr pan,-e, • nocons prone. and sellors. 4001, NI I acid their effects prdperly c 4A:oiled by diligent nod • cord ;rat. That it d. c' imt commonly product bxoo likc u!,o1:c Ts:!, I ctitibr.le to its bring Cowoml4 coinb'e. • that HU usdiscolewl ;cutlass odi.ire to dad mucous bionic coo ' Tan MIDNIGHT MIZTING MOVIIIENT. Last night the eighth annual meeting of the friends connected with this movement was held at the Freemmons'hall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-hut-fields; Mr. Robert Baxter in the chair. There was • large attendance of ladies and gentlemen. The report which wee presented stated that during the year ending March 6, 1868, sixteen meetings had been held, and 173 poor stria rescued. Lein year the number of meetings held was 28, and the meson why there had been a diminution in the number this year was in consequence of the debt which the committee owed at the commencement of the year to the various homes for the board and lodging of the girls, and the determination of the committee to hold meetings only in proportion to the amount of funds at their One of the most difficult questions with which the MD mittee had had to deal had been how to employ those who once occupied a higher position in the social scale than domestic servant., who constitute the greater poetics of the unfortunates. This question, they were happy to my, had to some extent been answered by the establishment of the Hope Printing-offices and Horn*, mentioned in the last report am in cause of formation. The printing-office was now open and working well, though on a limited scale, for want of funds to purchase • larger stock of type. Though the office had only been open six months in January last, orders for printing amounting to TM. 3s. 11d. had been received ; the wagas earned on these orders being 1561. lls. 6d. The specimens of printing which had been executed by the inmates were both gratifying and en couraging, showing as they did how suitable this breath of labour was for welloducated women. At the request of several friends and subscribers, a new branch printing office (in • distinct and separate building) was being formed to receive, instruct, and permanently em ploy m ore of this elms of gentlewomen. The oenimittee stated that their funds bad hoes well sustained dadm the past year, so that, though fewer meetings bad bees Mkt, the committee had bees able to discharge the debt el NM l inden the of wkioh they oommenomd the yen,. 1,3201. 10s. had been raised, besides 1001. for the berme is Paris. The following statement may be intsmesgag as indicating the social condition of those who lave bees reamed through the efforts of the society betwess January, 1887, and February, 1868 :—ln throne, IDS ; at needlework, 10; factory Iris, 20 ; lustried, 4 charwoman, 1; union ass, 1; of no preriorm oseepeaka, 13; no account given, 29—total. 284 The committee, while grateful for the aid which they have received, feel that were their object and the means they employ more dearly understood by the Christian and bens voleat public, yet more abundant support would be cheerfully rendered , and the mien, supplied for extended effort. tfz ia ths motion of the Rev. G. H. Stanton, the report was a Several addresses werethen delivered, amongst the a baift the Rey. S. H. Hilliard (of New York), awakes Morley, and Mr. Baxter (the chairman), and the Wanes of the society and the objects it has in view were urged in appropriate terms upon those present. PIRILOUB ADVF-NTURZ.—On Tuesday two youths ma d e an attempt to wale the Dewetsione. • very pre cipitous cliff, situate • few miles from Plymouth. They got on tolerably well for shout 150 feet, when great difficulties presented themselves. However, they perse vered, until • large piece of overhanging rock made it impossible for them to preoeed further with any degree of safety. Indeed, at this time their situation was most wrilous and they were as afraid to attempt a retreat as to art higher. They shouted for help. and is the mune of half an hour their voices were heard by a party of boys, who at once sumnsosed assistance. A thick rope was secured at the top of the cliff, and • running woee let down to the adventur•us pair; this was Ent made fart undry the arms of the yonseer of the two, and he vr.ul then swung off into midair, bring • popes- I:del:tot more than nowt from the Lotto s. He I was safely landed. and tar other was in turn draws up. 1 9 30 0100 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1868. REYNOLDS and SMITH, of 23, Coleman- Arca, LC., from their large evidence la BANK RUPTCY proceedings, can render peat assistance to all per sons in pecuniary Mosltien Immediate protection of person and property. Rills of Sale, Treat and CompostUon Deeth pre pared. Arrangenaanta made with creditors. Money advanced on mortgage, btils of sale, tc. to charge for consultation. -nE BT 8 CO LLECTED. —REYNOLDS and Coleman-street. KC., undertake the COL LECTION of DEBTS upon a .mall axed charge and per ecntzge They have a very w i rozacees of compelling payment. References of the A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, R. 61, Cokman-street. AC , Negotiates Partnerships, audits and adjusts booksor intricate seeounts,effects arrangements with creditors without publicity, and prepares accounts fur Court of Baniouptcy. Sales of Reversions, We Inturesta, and Annuities effected, and money obtained in connection with Life Assurance ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES t—lf so, call at once cm the wmitesimsed, and be relieved from the =- pies/ant fear of ImpeIsOCISCIIi and mentions. Dantrtptey and divorce exam conducted on moderate tones. Prisate arrange• menu made with creditors. Deeds of composition and sesign mint executed. Protection to person and property obtained witblet publicity —Apply to Mr. E. H•1Bld, 417, Strand, W.C. Hour, le till 4. ATKIN SON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS. Samples of en kinds of Drapery Goods forwarded on application, suitable either foe boesshold or personal use. Oilleces and Calico Meetings to every make, at the lowest reduced market Vancy FlanneVr: . Dressing Gowns, Cricketing or Rowing Shirts. — .nl' Season's hints, printed Qunbrica and BrilThuite, from the Arit enanufacturers. 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His Imperial Highness afterwards proceeded to the Royal Palace in one of the state carriages to visit the King. . His Majesty afterwards returned the visit of uu Imperial Highness. The Princes Carl Albrecht and Adalbert, Duke August of Wurtemberg, and Count Bismarck also visited Prince Napoleon, who had previously visited the Princes and the Queen Dowager at Charlottenburg. Prince Napoleon is invited to dine with the King at a court dinner this evening. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Kars 5, Ivimxo. The King has ordered two . 00rrettes . to be built in the dockyard of Dantzig, one of which is to be iron-plated. FRANCE. PARIS, MARCH 5, Evrimo. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the debate on the bill on the press was resumed. Various amendments proposing to reduce the stamp duty on newspapers were brought forward and sue oesaively rejected. The new article 3of the bill then passed. The debate will be continued to morrow. The Patric of this evening says that the Council of State is examining the question whether the holders of Mexican bonds should be indemnified. Should the decision be favourable to the bond holders the indemnity would figure in the budget which will be presented on Monday or Tuesday next. The hone of the new loan remains fixed for the end of March. ITALY. FLORENCE, BLiacu 5, Errxixo. In to-day's sitting of tho Chamber of Deputies the debate on Signer Rosai's motion for the aboli tion of the forced currency was continued. The bill on the grinding tax has been placed on the order of the day for Monday next. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Wows E. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes com pared with that of last week:—lncrease : Notes, 9,000,000 f. ; Cash in hand, 4,666,000 f. ; Treasury balance, 500,000 f. Decrease: Bills dis counted, 7,000,000 f. ; Advances, 400,000 f. ;• Private accounts, 14,b00,000f. AMERICA. THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT. (ET ATLANTIC TELEGILATII, THROUGH NI. YATTEIVE AGENCY.; WASHINGTON, )[.tics L. The Senate has been organised as • court of irriplachment, to try the charges against President Johnson. Chief Justice Chase presides. NEW YORK, MARCH L. The Republican Convention in Ohio, and the Democratic Convention in Pennsylvania, have passed resolutions in favour of paying the bonds in currency. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 500,000 dots, in specie. The Inman Royal Mail steamship City of Antwerp arrived last night, and the Cunard Royal Mail steamship Russia at 3 p.m. to-day. Closing prices : Gold, 141 g. Sterling exchange on London, 109 g. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1104 ; ditto, 1885, 1083 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1014 ; Illinois, 139 ; Brie, 72. Cotton : Middling Up land, 25. Petroleum, standard white, 25. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 30a Cora, old mixed, THE ITALIAN LIOATION.—In consequence of his Estelleney the Marquis d'Aseglio's retirement from the poet of Tomes:sten,' of the MIMI of Italy at the Court of St. James's, Count Maffei will eat sa Charge d'Affaires, end the offices of the Italian Legation have been removed from tiree►enor-street to 23, Device-street, Berkeley-square. Lone 0; AN OSTIND MAIL PACICIM —A telegram from Ostend, dated yesterday, mays :—The Ostend boat Ruby ran ashore at the entrance of the harbour at 5 a.m. She is expected to be a total loss. Captain Grant, Mr. Pieroe,Rnuian messenger, and four other peassugen, with the mails, were safely landed. OUTWARD AMERICA 24 MATh. QUM/MOWN, Maim s.—The Inman Royal Mail Ammer Oity of London arrived here at CiPA p.m. to-day. eae embarked the mails and pemeosen, and proceeded for New Rork at 8.46 p.m. All well. BOMBAY MAIL.—MALTA, Haien 4. —The Delta leaves at 7 p.m. for Mareethes, where she may be expected on the 7th inst. The Ceylon left at 3 p.m. to-day for Southampton, where she may be expected about the 13th asst. The Rangoon brought the meld to Bees, arriving there on the 28th February at 8 pm. OuTwARD MAIL Or 12,18 Panel:mar. Bun, FzIaUABT 28.—The Oarnatie left for Bombay, yesterday at 7. BLOBS INHUMANITY AT BITHNILL-01LBIN WORK- MoußH—Last evening Mr. Jobs Humphreys, the Middle sex coroner, held an inquiry at the Windsor Castle Tavern, Charise.terrace, Viatoriairark, touching the death of • man, aged about 43 yews, whom name was unknown. John Balks, lock-keeper at the Old Ford lock, mid that ex Monday night, at about half past 8 o'clock, a boy told him that he had seen the hat of • man fleeting on the water of the Begets'. Canal, nearly se rosite tite Bettuial-green workhouse, The boy had en to the owner of the hat • abort time previously. Witness get en a hug., and managed to pull the deceased out. He got the barge over to the side of the canal next the workhouse aid lifted the body off the barge and placed it on the bask and he asked the workhouse people to take him la. het tirefused to do so unless • came with ban. witness poi • plank, and placed him on it. The body was warm then. Witness bad to go to the ooTeMses abler% house, at Peel-grove, before any ambiance mold lie get All chance of resuscitation was Ibis gone. He Menierl in vain for • pdsman. Mr. W. W. Borrows, maw bispeotor, mid that as the coroner's officer was out Whin abs last witness celled, he went with him to theaseemmed. He found him lying ea the bank of M the end en was near him. BOON further lime then w Wien he mould be get late the workhommo The super intemdent said that the reason that they did not take him into the workhouse without • policeman was, that they did net know where he came from. Coroner —lf they had put their bands on his wet clothes, they would have soon found oat that he came from the Awl. The poor max was kept in the sold use hour. Mr. J. W. Adams, workhouse surgeon, said that he was celled to see the deceased at • quarter to 10 o'clock. He was then dead and cold, and is was useless to attempt resuscitation. The Coroner said that it was possible that the poor man's life might have been saved if he had been at once admitted into the workhouse,and attended to. They did not surely want an order to admit • man taken out of the water, where • mutate might make the difference between life and death. The wary he was treated was crueL The deceased, who looked like a mechanic, had 4.1. in his pocket. The jury returned the following verdict :—" That the deceased died from suffocation from downing in the Regent's Canal, but that how he cane into the said canal then is no legal 'vicious' to show ; and the said jurors oonsi4er the refusal at the Bctknot.greva workhouse to receive the body while . still warm was hdiumln." _ CRYSTAL PALACL ONE SKILL:NG DAT.-• THURADAT, Slaacn s.—Aebatmen' an payment, 728; alb) RR mom &Ices, 1.270 ; lOW AMMAN& I.CC4 [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL.] 'Ruoff. MR. HENRY LESLIE'S CONCEPTS. The fifth of the present series of these entertain ments took place last night, toeing one of the orchestral and choral acecerts siren in weekly alternation with those in which the thief attraction (and a paeans it is) °masts of the swelled performance of unaccompanied madrigals, glom, and part songs by tho choir. The prmmuzune of het night's concert presented so many features of interest and excellence that we reproduce it PAR? I. Hymn, for Solo aad Chorus, " lncilna Hadar Chalet:4st Symphony, "the Reformation" Romance, "II my pleasant land et tremor (Hob reed) Concerto, Planoterte tau 11. Y. Chorus, "Envy" leml) •••• Handel. Overture, " her S'relecbutir Aria, • "The Shadow sons" ,Dinernh) ltcl erteer. Solo, j ••81nreba song" •-• " Polonaise tb A ad" vhopin. March and Chorus ;Ruins of Athens)) Madame Schumann created • drone Impression by her refined Lad graceful performance of the exquisite "Schlemmer-lied" of her late husband, and her power ful bravura playing in the difficult Polonaise of Chopin. It would scarcely be possible to find • greater contrast than that between the teamed and scholastic chorus of Handel, and the romantic dramatic prelude of Weber—all the more apparent last night from their close association in performance. The chorus. constructed on • "ground base" of • reiterated descending scale passage, was given with great effect. and Weber's overture was brilliantly payed by the capital orchestra assembled. Mr. Leslie's graceful Romance and Meyerbeer's bravura air were given by Madame Leramens-Sherrington with tsunami vocal refine. moat and power; and Beethoven's beautiful march and chorus (belonging to the music which he wrote in 1812 to a I piece by Kotzebue for the opening of the Pesth theatre) was listened to with interest by en audience which was enabled to remain to the end of the concert by the reason. able length of the programme. Mr. Leslie conducted, as usmaL Saba! Alai Military. PORT , AIOCTII, Manen 5. The Himalaya, iron screw• tro.xp ahip, Captain Saute IS. Piers, arrived in harbour tun :: , ternoon, from Malta, 'an the &toad battalion of the !legiment. under command of Colonel Alexander C. Robinson, and will disembark them at the dockyard for the camp at Aldershot. TROOPS cos INDIA. —Yesterday intelligence was received in Liverpool to the effect that the West India sod Pacific Steamship Company's steamer Australian. Captain Robert Hoare, which sailed from Liverpool on the tad February, with detachments of troops for Calcutta, arrived off St. Vincent on the 12th, after a very fast passage of ten days and five hours ; all well on board. After coaling she proceeded on her voyno on the 14th. ADMIRALTY, MARCH S.—APPOI." . Net•i gating Lieutenant John E. Knight (ad.litiosal), to the Indus for the Penelope ; Paymaster Iteerge H. Whillar, to the Malabar; Assistant Surgeon 1)r. Fleetwood Buckle, to the Victory ; Engineer Alt,ct t Martell, to the Asia, fur service in the Gander ; and Flret•('lvs Asistaet•Eagi• near Henry W, Rosa, to the Revenge. Tui LATE CONVICTION OT A GRAND DIATTIR IN IRELAND.—Droux, Tlicß.nty Arnitsnow.—ln answer to the memorial presented to the Lord-Lieutenant, in re ference to the case of Mr. William Johnston, the l;rand Muter of the County Down Orangemen, and Grand Secretary for Ireland, his lordship has militia,' the re mainder of the term of imprisonment in Downpatrick gaol ; but Mr. Johnston will give securities. Arrow: to Blow-re A POWDER MActziwr. We learn by telegraph that an attempt wee made yeses. day to blow-up the Dundee Powder Magazine, containing seven tens of powder. A piece of tow was found burning at the door. As yet no one has been apprehended on the charge. THE &art Rsroitx BILL. The f Dhoti ing notice of motion was given in the House of Commons last evening by Mr. \V. L. Baxter : On the order of the day for going into committee on the Representation of the People (S:otland) Rill, to move—That it be en instruction to the committee, that instead of adding to the members of the house they have power to d:lfranchise boroughs in Eng land having by the census returns of 1861 lees than 5,0,,J inhabitants. Tar MERQUIP D'Arrolio's COLLECTION or Woe's or Aar.—The objects of art and vertu formed by his excellency the Marquis Italian minister at this court, now about retiring from the einbanry, were yes terd►y brought under the hammer of Main. Christie, Manson, and Woods, at the late iesidsoce, 49, Grosvenor street, _ Ace MAJIDTTY'S THEATRE ANDTHE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—We believe it is generally known that the arrangements respecting Mr. Mapleson's accession to the direction of the Royal Italian Opera, of which we lately gave some amount, have encountered delay and obstruc tion. We are now informed that it Is expected that on Mon day, in all probability, something decisive as to the future of Italian open in England will be resolved on. A MIDI. ber of noblemen and gentlemen interested in the old opera, and is Mr. 'depletion, are to meat on that day to combine In the formation of arrangements by which two ends will be aocomplislied—first. tier rebuilding of Her Majesty's Theatre immediately on a most splendid male, sod during its rebuilding securing a home for opera at either the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, for the present season, or else at a theatre close by, which, being very new end very oon venient, might answer Mr. bfarlesares purpose still better. A RELIVES FROM THE STAu —ACIOTS and actresses submit to a great deal and we are glad to chro nicle one wholesome instance of revolt against the impo liteness of spectators. The occupants of a proscenium box in • Chicago theatre on Saturday afternoon kept up a con. slant chattering and giggling during the play of 810-almh, in which Mrs. Lander was playing the maiden queen. At last, when the interview between James and Elisabeth, where the death of Mazy Stuart was announced, was maned by this unseemly conduct, the actress tamed upon her tormentors, and with something of the idiomatic vigour of the character she was play, th us rebuked them :—" Ladies ! it will be ha to proceed with this play until you cease your sonvarsatkm and behave Mi=" The audience was delighted. end applauded r voaiterousiy ; and the box was as,mlent as the grave during the rest of the performanes.—Boston Ada? , Neer ... , Feb. 32. SPEEN AND THE " QOACKS."—The letter published by the medical advisers of Mr. Speks to the papers has already made known that his diaappearanee was due to the pernicious influence upon his health and mind of some " advertising quacka" We learn that Mr. Speke has, in fact, been the sport of • bmehondriseel delusion, due to the villanons arts which scoundrels practise, and which ban brought many • rasa before to the verge of inaanity. The death of his eldm brother threw upon him the apparent duty of marriage. Under the infla me of dm, asatal distress sad groundless fears which these I=bed instilled into his mina, be determined to escape 1 espinanos, and homes his plans far disappearance. Ur. Spas Is a calm-tempered men, ef azonsplary life, =iin manner, and, as this dietressing incident shows, imposed upon. We venture to hope that from this most distrusting Isola ent will be evolved one permanent good, that the Home Secretary will be induced to press forward the Medical Acts Amendment Bill, which will rob thaw quacks of their power to assume medical titles. It has been lying la the Honte-olike for tines years; and Sir George G , Mr. Walpole, and Mr. Hardy have r turn, expressed a general approval of its main pro but pressure of " public boohoo" bee prenatal this mea sure from being introduced hititsekt. —British Maks? Journal. 11011 L COMMISSION ON WATIN SOPPLY.—lisst ings of thls oommisisa wore bold at the Haase of Lords on Wednesday, present the Duke of Itislmamit in the chair, Sir John Thwaltes, Oolanol Rarnsa, Sir Benjamin Phillips, Mr. Merriam, sad Mr. Prestwich ; sad yesterday, mmil. at the Duke of Richmond. Sir John Thwsites, Colonel Harness, Remo. Harrison and Prestwich. The secretary, Dr. Telt, attended on both oriciadona THEbORONSIVIIIIP OF TUE FORSPT Division or Ocoucrarriminar.—Mesers. Carter and Roberta, the two candidates for this oMas, to avoid the expense of polling all the freeholders, have agreed to leave the decision to the arbitration of Sir James Campbell, Bart, Mr. Richard Onslow, and Sir. Pries, M.P. The esadialete, In the opinion of •majority of these gentlemen to be most de amble will he rot 211 We (English Independent) arc informed that Mr. Samu•l Morley has sent a cheque to the trustees of the grammar school at Nottingham for 1,5004 to font d a achelarship. FLas iosr roe Doos.—Nsidires Tablet destroys am, el , ...sses floe Me. reese•res all smell, elm Willowy to coat. Free from peewit—Pram k:N all chtnilif. 111whisle. of "Arose awl Souk Fairlateleretreet.—iAdreetleemeat.i TER LONDON TEA DEALERS AND GROCERS AND THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT. On Wednesday night a meeting of the London tea dealers and groan was held at the Hanoveraquare Hoorn (the large hall of which was filled), for the purpose of considering the present seed al the co-operative move ment spots the trade, and to form a society, to be called - the „ lea Dealer' and Grocers' Associatio n," to watch over and protect the general interests of the manna. , Mr. IfilernOX merupted the elude ' and in opening the pent esedings remarked that although he war not now in bun nies', he had, in the animas of Mr. Abbis (ex-alderman), who had met with an accident, readily oome from his re- • tinniest to assist his old Mends on a question Rif, °flag the general interests of the trade. He rather objected that the card of invitation bad described the meeting as a public one. He did not so regard it. Ho looked upon it as • neetiag to devise means of protecting themselves under exceptional eircounance•— a question in which the public had but as indirect interest. (Hear, hear.) Now, we atever might be said. truth and justice were on the side of these present. (Cheer..) He was a groin of 40 years' experience, and when in Menem he possessed all the beano machinery for carrying on an extensive trade, which fortunately he enjoyed. Since this cooperative movement had come so prominently before the public, ho had looked t.. ough hie books (kept, he was prepared to prove, as well as any in Lends:otter elsewhere), and he Mead that dents( the net six years of Lis traduig his average trade expense@ amounted to 7; per cent, say 8 per cent., and his bad deets to kis than • half per cent. This 8; per cent. everything—a thoroughly efficient stall, homes and cuts, interest on capital employed, and all other neoessary expenditure for conducting slaw trade in a proper manner. wat, he found that the cost of managing the Haymarket 1:o-operative Association was set uown at 10 per cent., and in another co-operative soelety it was stated to be I.' per cent., while he bad seen sorrow here that the average would be 124 per amt.! He was certain that ender such a mindition of things the trade might take courage, and be not shad. (Cheese.) They should rather rjeoioe at the emu petitioo, for theycould shortly see the enemy retire from the held as the French did when IVellingten was on the other side. (immense cheering.) One great reason for the present stets of the trade was the dreadfully unwise thing of selling sugar under coat price. Hoeing referred to effendi that were made at a foresee period to stop the practice, be proceeded to say that when he wee in trade he never found any dile • salty in getting a good profit —say tls. pc: owe— upon sugar ,• and if he were now in business he certainly should not like to engage in the combat weging, with the heavy weight on his shoulder of a loss on the sale of Lugar. Deprecating the system of long credits, the speaker said he had no doubt that every West-end trade.n.an present would be highly pleased if th eir aris tocrat c patrons would come with their reedy money, and g.ve them a chance similar to that they now ap peared so anxious to extend to what he meat call 'Veen delete traders. (Lou! cheers.) He knew that customers would be as well, if not better, served by their old tradesmen under the ready-mcney principle than by as.y co-operative soeiety to exietenee. (Hear, hear.) The more foetuaatc sod refined classes smeared unwilling to admit that the retzel tradesmen of the caantry were entitled to • living profit ; and the ebsurd letters that had appealed del very little credit to the education of the pei • who Lad written them. People who took the moue) uf the country had thrown themselves bets :be question, end had in the discussion betrayed logic that would dis grime • charity sAsool, and displayed a spirit of bitter n,* and uhfairr.eis that he hoped would never enter into the besets of the middle cleans. (Hear, hear.) The great point fur the otheidention of the meeting was how the trade could he extricated from the thresteniog tett roundines, end in what mauler the enemy could bo driven from the field, taking his civil learners with Liu.. (Chars.) Mr. Pe ea nt Dr. v remarked that the competir m resulti g from the establishment el the so-cancel co•operativo stone deserved special attentioa on the pert of the trade, not that it was for one moment believed that the !lag of indi eiduel enterprise would droop before this new opposition but a just cause of complaint did certainly exist, inasmuch as the civil servants of the crown, under a government name, were using their influence with the named ob ject d substituting mere distribution, without profit, for fair trading. The fest that the legitimate trader could, from his superior knowledge, succresfully compete with any such movement, did not detract from the animus of this &neck, opposed as it was to all English notions of just trading. (Hear, bear.) The proposed association wend se dean deal with many questicies arising in the grocery trade, but the primary mutter for their considera tion at the present moment was the movement that had been set on foot to deprive theta of their logitanate trade.. (Hear. hear.) He contended that the trade had nut been treated fairly by the peeve red the article in the Sate:Nod P, view of Dentaber 18, in which it was stay sl that the profits on groceries, ate. were 50 per cent, was simply &daemons. (Cheers.) As to the ready money principle, the more it was adopted the better, but it was nonsense to suppose that it could be carried uut without exception. Ho referred to keepers of echeoli, medital men, soil lawyers, as classes who could not as • rule conduct their business on the ready money principle, and teeny clergy seen who took their tithes at find periods could not be expected to pay for every article at the time of purchase. The present movement was an attack upon the middle classes, whetted hitherto been regarded as the back borne of the country, and bad persistently evinced great anxiety to assist in all laudable job charitable and otherwise. (Hoer, bear.) He knew very well that the managers of the venous churches, schools, and benevolent institutions would not despise the tra desmen of London, and be thought it • very dangerous thing in the ex isting onditicia of parties for the higher orders to set themselves against the middle chemise. (Hear.) As to the civil servants of the crown, who were taking so prominent • part in the matter under censideration, moo y of them did not do two days' commerciel work in the whole week, and it would be a question whether it should not be pointed out to the government how the civil service, could be conducted in a much cheaper and more eflieient manaer than at the present moment. (Hear. hear.) The country paidB,ooo,ooo l . for this service, the members of which were interfering unfairly with trade, but they could not succeed. The stores contained th e eda of de struction in themselves, and at no distant day the trade would triumph, and see their old customers returning. He moved—' That a society be formed, caled the Tea Dealers' and Grocers' Association, to watch over and pro tect the interests of the trade." Mr. Cusanom, in seconding the motion, said it was clear that if sugar was sold at a loss certain artielee ware charged extra to make up for it. He thought it impolitic to pin so large • profit as was done upon sonic thanes sold by the trade, and in the present contest they bad suffered by • comparison of their prices with these for the same articles at the omoperative stone, lie thought that the trade should refuse the odds sod ends of an account ; and if a fondly dealt principally at • co-operative store, retail tradesmen should decline to execute small orders, except for ready money. The resolution having been supported by Mr. Cox sad another speaker, was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Brae oesth proposed • resolution to the e ff ect that the society be governed by • committee representing every section of the trade, and that a legal firm of high rending be engaged, whose services should be availehle by the members at the discretion of the committee. The speaker recommended conbination to carry out what the meet ing had in view, and thought the trade bad much reason complain of the deaden of the prose. Mr. Bares seconded the motion. Mr. Rayne' vomited the resolution, and dwelt with some bitterness of expression on the fact that there had bees no court in London for seven seasons, when there were thousands of starving people in their midst, and trade would be generally besotted If bar M.. Peaty resumed Th p e having been adopted new. eon., Mr. Demac, in a lengthened speech, moved another de the employment of the government name an d Wele il se g by the civil sernists of the crown in their trading operation as ealcaland to excite class jealousies. He mentioned that dining the past ten years the efvil service estimates had inereeseri b 1,600,0001 , more than one-half of the whole amount ob by the duty upon tea which was is round Igarse 3,000,0(10/. and that upon inquiry for head that the committee of management of the storm started by the civil servants re wired of public money from 8001- to I,ooot. pe r annum sash. ausedy they were not the people to in terfere with legitimate trading; but if they saved as much as had hew stated, they could afford to do the work cf the public at a ebeaper rate. (Hear, hear.) He hnd received many letters from members of parliament on the sulsJeet, but they were, with the exception of that irons Mr. Glad- Stones sea, marked "private." (The latter was read, the writer Metal that be had sot frail made up him mind upon the question, but be was sespeked of the advantages that were to be obtained by oe-operation.) In ereclurion, Mr. Debee said their motto must continue to be " Live and let live." That was all they sand for or desired. (Cherie.) The resolution was seconded and adopted unanimously, aad • vote of thanks to the chairman closed the pre td lags at • late hour. A meeting is to be held to-night for the purpose of upraising anfidoaes in Kr. Diana la his sew posi tion, sad sympathy with the Earl of Darby on hi s ref :re read hem Antal We. The mettle; is called by the D;e troyetllse Neaa Couservatno Association. the close of the meeting of Mr. Dierte:i's as yesterday, which took place at abut fire misonns to three o'clock, the aombors present i ero eg 1101601 at between 100 and 170. No question was pit by say ileums, sad the meeting was marked t.y cri e,as . Mr. Disrsell's samwb wise te WNW 1110.11111112111. [ONE PENNY