The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-05 00:00:00

. x 7o g7/11 , 4e---, c I Tmbt 4flnt%%. NEWSPAPER' fo .4'4A I .• S s aua x oda were running so she et nrsby July 20 reached .par qr. at tha sad of ad thrvateaing to all t,7 vostinualei u of beat mop, not only fa thh with a fair yield to • prima gave way sh im the taiddle of Novet h i w to export was theta give % or to price.. erposiany yit 2, sad bvoaght the ratan ea they &Lithely rallied, h ut w qr. Comps:tag m ho inset but auto the % milk . The fact that all brought tha avers'', e mit eta, load. to the roods.", reli1110.111•11r• range s th e awl an opiates we tkie failing off of tee. result, the probable**. in Amerva, and " ,f 1867 will onli i ia n a ut. l" : 6l 4 wee at the next X‘Mhoffir.) _ the mosey market is Hoo k . Wag nerumed , eltlm e k male mama be ahem. 4 le sat 00W es drpr ommi k 111s0mar0 so km es thu g these collectively ~ o z di porta may be ad for the lamest n o erwl with by th. /ULM, and prim an 42 cloys for Sots wham a m t from anstand for sm. ale mostly tat Frans* t to go importer. A fr ram th• Blsck ass part of ts 11 prima prompeci N I ruck ballasts' kr the ph, from We iaturior b the esporr dmosa4. ha at saa, am mark was Is mann Turas hors sal bone Me Isparta/ at*. sat emarsoutrate with ths irU man margin tikes "um,. sad t h e Amaieese Im/las tram ths Misr* la I lOU., shostlha. r.a. t wricrilz 1 7,1 I ills tot Iwo bon Ora &Wag th to Improved now. To-day opworda. FROSI 'p▪ h tworattoa as adrenal ta I tallow tor Aorta doltrtry rculatavoly \an to rot ▪ Jarmo? ad Morel as • so had toga aataalpaiod, tattoo that tor say attritotte marble and to wait tall., og Yana . , Oa trod, dead inky We eke* trig lank Oa 6d , Mara oily, labor, Usk ed.. tallow .a. 6.16., wit calk fir. gat all C0r.102. q..; 6146. Wow, Us. to 63a Id. Air rp, 67a. 9d —(Foos the ft- Ito, dated kooday soar ) 4.— TM rarebit bis cd WAWA. nen* liar r lb. dorm NY lag vi t. adtlairded st 16,000 Wu, g 300 P. mad lisna at lit 1* if& ; 300 5% lared. id id. Is bit b. Imps% ShloB Tb r. 4.—Ttipsomber aide& at • illemod was atm torevoi Iq w.• fa kik demo& sad it mattes woe unarmed Is Ira LA week. Des& SL LOW AT'S FILLS.- AN. s.—ltilavel et • totter from Hi • Profrome Hollows, —"I MO Amboy topmost, t i er lee met faltst•o• so . r= montha. I onn. Iv 1 the bolt H. weelblo Mab4oised."—dolo by modirlm Amax Hobos's,. swabbing" ?m4 fir i ;ll9ii i l 1. SNAP TBLLIGBNCE. .TI YB. o. .w with mg* Wigs* d 0. cc Is WI WINN se Mr ers. N. ma's WM PIM Imulmo M. I. nand, iid *timers sad loin I Yost L Wigs traa MOO la* of rya*.Us. ham (linsists le VIA OS the 41A Thereibmi, • sad the woe tam Pe bw fy ire hum Hamburg.- ft* T. Isla/ saws the rher Ibe Old 'ems la., awl waliss4 mai sof 4. T,rk Is Ow Clyde, Ina mewl Ow, •b•r• lie grassibdoid re Tomas ogreasi—lank. gr Orlimas. vest Won cm illit 0 .tot Melo, roil we• rime if . t•ror De alarms IN toss ekrmi. utamn of •al. ego.—Sswi Tod. is Livirrprol, vliab wt NO k 7, lir ecieriewil Mt MOO. v. It. • to Payroll.. 'lib sank aria sad Imo Itaappisaiii Wog %.10."-LIBM rlll. 1.111110 4. 0~.. Camas. at Illms • Illemel+Wo Marls (04111 La gissamokor (10. Ira A. Ileis I; Xist•M••• at ft. TOMO.: mar.no DUX WITH. tni;Ordlli ■r Mei We. Oil rer. at 1 . neon Yields ke letagepore, PM" kw Seesderbod tee Hess Is* ■ I lesnosol tar 0•Irobn • wt. 111., U. o.t. wee I doe. all 111, I. I Mrmad► Dr► V. M. 0 li., ll+ 3ES, AND DEATHS. Tree. wet B. Peek ilbnk lila wife et 1 n n woo Usbsidok Os •O 0 CIO nom. Rifts. dr yds et G C . ...6%.•.a Ceprokon. IM gib af u. .M. M 1..... PwMti IM d l how DV .4 c..+w4. L. Sr mik d L. r• A OW* 'beep, Mist Ur •M t RIAOIIB. ow. n. upisals. nook y lop 14..1. .el 1.0 ,4 • • aIs•JOIONS . 111. 1. ea die 'gbh Awd Of Row elk J. tetwo. lA.. so Nal War d Wirdword. Boresolleig. 11111111110. aor . lam INN Ms 1,114. wadmr Os IhA. I IL SWIM I, as•••••• 01. by as 1, IL Wm. am. dim el sibs Ban. J. mom mini eit Os INN T. C. Mat. ATM. Mum ems MimilL r err 10.••• sw t ge as= M • 411 Mobs d .". “seb a.. 64.4. • .1 T 1.•••&644•1140 -•-• lite• 1104. m. 0. P. O lid . /row. .4 kii• •••••• • waft —1 a asi.t. J•••• 31 No. 46534 aiI i tLAND ROUTE—STEAM to INDIA cam, .14 err MINIMA A ord rAL MAN NAVIGATION COMPANY MOOG TU. and waft awls NM row. kr Ilw II lIDITIANA SIAN ii'.lll.ll.f islnwWW egilS. 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Isguial WOW muffin doles sums belle el lis veil Ow pie* WOES Irwin (Om sr d Xs ft. 114. bay e•Wal MON aill e =idaggL MO ens tik/allamis+ Ilme Ttesal Sr ow worm el MIS% IrStib si We MN Irmo we Or SOS . X 0111011 WILL SO ft. is Imeolisie Own la WOUND is satoriong ga aid Min es Soma ms el axis Jo_ Se SiodoWls II emir. a. ZW. awl Mew Om% .WBl. paucAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ilk losoluirlimma. 4 1 : 1 211. 1"9 chigtie•em Werwerwr. Wi lrall irrefkil I ii::" _ Mut . ja Ck nikkat in. . /LP. Comm Nal& .Itlir 4 .iller. iscs. Vlit im. Omer, cam ensagislossmllp. Maim .4 Pmaskm. •116 pmelesuilea baniiiillik soli sar i zra . relin la swiralm milk smorse.aasupprild lkollar.A. smis OM Ira dos 1011. M Shia Ns m thirort ilia Aw. WOWS I Wl* 'nl gfU t w ll♦ii 141 a 141 41114 4. •10 •14 lOW? TIPCZEI. 444,41 w. MU? WO= Or IPICTIOS A? ♦ FLUID PILICIL JUL CLAIM aiiiiiiiiii 3 VOL. iiiiii; WHITE LI/113 •... rbbit . l4lsur mod Ob. bSs plubsimi ..•.br l rM• sad ••••Blitli601•11101r ue n Or lineb MI lii misibm bet bs. 11=6 et s im mai rth: WIMD NM= of awl Ibria as bobtaa • mines, wr bypeorbp or bum ow. pp bl e v . 4 . 4l=s e ar i l el Ibembr i tle= dis. bi. Y ~,, bid Poll V e asratbli aPPIM Fin4C4 4 lbe ilmume la as= m a_____ " = po posiderwl as pl abredrobiss. m....... =ritet biSium be mitre WPM= pips loseblp et ib espobsiba b be lbw* et be Ow balljrz i = AmbiciliVanzz=vbem. be rI AUNTLEBB .im By the lmeme Author Sm. of " Hands not _LI arts; " TM. Illombilmo of •Ommusigibm Maw In. Loam • JMa W. hem em. rlllom4. aw. wow amok T ICK ANGEL IN ". T w rirtOUEIL Omits! Pa M 1.-41 to Pan i ne Lois Ain . sr& totig:lb. HE .... HE BRIDAL QUADRILLE, Composed by Nom VOMIT. Balliii*/ MINIYIMPL Pies solo. 4n , . " Ile kepi Pyulfte Illoub." ebb aut Plank a M. 'Voss It's at ' , milk Is. W. ; sel bi • =raw Moles ft,'' by isa Omar. es* bY nor 4.4.4 ib. ark la. labors OWN sed Oa.. Ilse Ilitagaitzberseal. V. T ER C!.13Z ........ _1rr a t iteta... 1 8 2.4.. T FOR leas. str i arilis OM IT= 858 PAIL NOTtVb: NEW YEAR • nth • DUST ann it le 111• • • B nrietin an di Osio• lang=t i rmi TAM Yam. in rad Co nations, ond=lo. anal anhnlin LIST of S URF l e tEs o f RECENT t ie o 161011• 8 to WORKS •Itbdelms tem lIIIDIRII BALBC? LIBRARY , illbrad s a i rtly reJsced prime per Mal* Nem thludabon. Looks. ise Otlmulnet. Ilsoetraff. HE NEW YEAR.—Every . person should TWaraa Almond fee lik! ear. CeIiONLLS ILLUS. AAIILT •LIOASAOI, U f lei Is pebbled se Illapesee : IS meal omelegatils It will W bohoo logoeuseioa Fifty E i.& IMAM ogees of tie Morals* foe lON boos eirteAy Um bus Ur As Ur Int oilido• ler di mile ow bolas Irrrr CR.?. .beee4 be Item Lodes: Root r/ OA • TT'S AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS 1809b,OUT GOOD."—The foram, roblo boo mood Wilm TUNS Y ger 101 l I& l earl W.* Moo Arre lap mem DIN et Too or Cor, Num Min INDIA IDA uolirm roodwo Emfamionols.—TNAll 001/111411m Wok Irmo IA AL owl r.ANNINAroI/ ADDY K Ms'. ammigeri KARRIS'S SPECTACLFJ3, the ehespaet and boa. of svlll.lraw. molls.. Me_pusy We ildli ham NM* rawly eldrall or lima Is Fr mbe well. 6.—Flinlob Plum. O. lot miming pains. eV= iin• slim .14 ems oh p.m 111 I.lw le . = opielnies. minas. and NW N. pen ima—TIOS. Mil KM AVadilis i• the limb. Os Limn rim's& Omilles— Ile .114 111111 J amblers EiTER OVER-COATB sad CAPES.— Or of she Lallotiff ROC[! la Loma% et 11r4sin 144, hansoms. sad remlerei m ._ lllol •lolS=lse• E lOW* sisalialat panglnibr. et W. pot Irk VEIDOCW areir =ilr-birrreellk k%r, ow C 01.1) IT HAS BEER e a be wooer err te "I KOILICTII__4M 1•11.11.111 Ma- SUM ?II 1141 Uoller IL hiss In 111. 4114, Oneuan. „U, Hotiewamiuk. Orraing kr,prialine la die "Ow Oresub,' `OWEN Ornrom nwift* ha. lle,-41 Mail 1.6. •••••• EK1513 CELEBRATED READING SAUCE gliii is so Wald, alamm4 woo hr. eam. dillbklk an" Swiss, NO ss4 Ovid ilansk and sorlielled let smaral a usi Is Se mai tososisis asslses la Ilia llsona—j. led 0. UMW& *ft liamisftwom zauSTMAB PRESENTL—The exuberance of lee esaeek mold row d wkly. WOs ry /or r 4 rear It whom tro raw Ow one el may limb. r 4 Orem t• rra tier 14 Or ribs 0 Irtaw hie re Orr r m.. litt SO. 44.5 Of MAC troy le otmlor lot arr. orro. brt of Worse; 11011 De 11.11111M01. kw Mrs an. Orr. ort. Worse; errs mr 04•06. WV; sm •.•••••• • part-mbr ramie 11. O *or sr earl liormi orirr... to sr ribooat z..- to- orr trELor as .. tOr sorattor.— Oro .5 5. ...r= =Vt. Mrs err. Leruirool WOrrer eeelemoo setwourrinte. OIL DI meows LIGHT -BROWN COD LIVER OIL, smismirtmt. bows sod lOW Uwe. premillbsi ers sweso. bp Ur Irwin es she Week vemaniorl =oil nor* esslmidos. brosiblib. maim meg. %NW immi:4 l.we aLt, ei sra=2 "" ttell i nlin t r a w. imairekb Imo Pli.bibm el Owego.. misiiks row rimposibl. wimp was el Old Liver W bad ban a•ftelabiumbl •111 vzrik. 4••• rad. milmond I _llll e...i sa barna bilt4kift. NM 1061 Q ma b. di•iwebv Om* at=l6 . 41.-- - —lll. ow es proftwes. r.dhly be su be o.4ir. at iiiielearl Moll Mai. Laroaik sra 0..., Tr. nitrA, Lone'. W.0..1 N. &Joao% ire NW* ordialea. ___ RI:3MAX. Protested by Royal Leiter2 itrag HM ftiort, aslineigml4.llre =L i rl 5: tit.irt--,,...- Si sefaarra. iersis.nbas. M. Wag n•luit 1111•11111 PO Litairer a la 11. am , •= .. . Va "*" 111111 1 .11111 ft% 1:1 Mail 7111 % . - 11 .. 11 II glides ii of • •••1•11•• ilk• Pidll. •lk b e ma ibeilmisi A. .filr I .. zrim .VP as lbillr e Mlin ea= WM. nor lo Os wild amert simew . ases ierial of %No er iliai4 el rvansfte will Ow. Woe tb le al as New alio Iliele Fe Woe Fpproml.-0861 I. aft 1)4, ft lOW MI. RP a, ere rpm lla. sed eini=tre 14 .M.llll " • 64 " r= Vesrameeknalima 411. /We 11.111=1 6,84 .....) t aft : lig% ,• Al. oit.# —:— .___.•••••• 14 4d..•im : it. a. Ws. 11... -.........5r :Ira tifiliii. Welaseilishims. Lelia. 'I3ROFESBOR WILJALBA FRIKELL, J. !Widen Yak Krim On Tr:A berms cr or. maw,. • PUTIIIO/k arl AOIC. TWO We &I foe aw TWO MuUr.II Or ILL A M i ja. WIDWITOAT awl SATUIDAT ♦rTIMMOONS, tl I, and 1 .. visi•e,ms.—ftio k ; 116/8=11. 6 .Z. rodus.b. Ouloin ea& iitti. 'Lod sM 00/ be 0 1 :116. 111 -711, le rou ' red • I* /tr. nimble' lima Ilseelaires• MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. cALDWELLII ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Dam ma* amb..—cgoal foram, Page D. ANNU J (mum' ?V&amid DiskUsties. •bt 21M .— To take pies es AY. Jaa. It. Wt. p.aelag acianiase at Sem *Vast Admiiiie ••• Elbe& The Soleed Orikerlifts Ilan Tirmier. Jr . UK Ihiree Daraste awry NAL TIM KAHN'S MUSEUM sad GALLERY et thara ir ge l Fra d ardWig i Vriak 114/091114 PHI VII saarsoft oaks Nat Oas drties Illwasego ; Marks& el wr i ratt b lalt af a ant ibanalsr. Imam* by De. Zaha. 04 31= the 11 14083:11 sod at I, • an Yr ibrktkigy et 4.,,, Ilea ; sod • Smalm. et .Aplartir pea 1. le '• Y. Air on Omar ;" G r it of the Rums ea/I=d ; and MI% ... lb• • WI the mei% i lon et NI sr. darter.. l 7l ll %a Per bm; idl to a 'pi bon 'I so I& Ilasilbrek • 12 . 1%••• pre& De. LOW, Mop eel a Program= mit Pod le all 14•110 dli MOW N u = to 111TVENTCHt&—OFF1‘11 for am m i sjimat u arymoj i r .4 1 42.. rta r o t 201/11/ 111 7=311,146 lara= i titeamarluar= SIM am 6a 6:1%4 ; nest bon lia l jt sii pm o t Wa66 4, gnaw angcr LIBRARY. —NOTICE. a a Ile perms es ereeeree tlii the Ain. NO WV =Melee* edeseeed I. Ain. w 'F rom Ilebeirllme a g ['ear _Pe. 111.M1 i ibillab as , ••• - as ma awl army ma ohms la tee cans et as mug Codad Wok Jura. 11111. Duals or Da.. Fotnts Horns.—We regret to esseresee the sodas dash el We dl ed Weald es Illatarday last at Ades, whin be nidad. He had been union bas mused wait@ , bat up to the last isensit his Übses was set MMreed to be of • dangerous ettresier. Dr. BorWe palbasmi knowledge of the material rebores. of Las, espedelly la the vegetable kingdom, and the warm blend white Its took I. everythiag cal culated to bermes the Industrial of is. Huston emerisr his death • pub& less. wee • Fellow of th e ft 1112 ii tlla We pia dapatiesat el Morn bed • temp= tr —Bum HAM aINTANCLINIPS.—On Now Year's wbo hod gate to bind the ems* Is be of die theatriod pesimianse at ;be, e=l qededlhe theatre to partake of alas . beveressuseested • reepecOoldes mow m a boy shoot &left ran of ego, nomelJauss both of wheat, with the frisk hoist- YAW dam eress. k• ted isle • selgabooslag radio lam The beltatins was ready aceepted, aid to • abort be stegreger and Ids easpeolsas were modiste friends. The former vas semspetiagly loquacious, imputing his address se hie sew-food acqualatainces, requested dm favour of sa early call nom them at hie la St. Jaime Square, and thin quitted there to k' Xibe gs the conclusion of the peakaaings. Some tine after he had renamed boas from the playhouse, the boy Masao called era him, triad riled Ids to come down to the foot of the stair, where he was wanted by Mr. Murray. The unauspectieg gem iremediately acme the boy down stabs, what Murray, who was In wait lag, " 'Sited that he had run out of cash, sad abed the loin of 6d. from bb hospitable entertainer. The bluer readily polled out his parse, which in • twinkling was abed by the boy. while Murray, taking advaatage of the etsikeles mused by th is innocent diversion, grasped at the gestlmeel'e watch, snapped the chain, and beat • lusty 'Wrest with his prim. Tim amoeished stranger kept feet bold of the youth, and shaded eat for assistance. The retreadur robber was per nog sad overtaken by the polio', sad as Saturday bath per dee wee* remitted on • charge of robbery.—ldirderyA D►aaLsot'S DRIVINCL—On Friday evening, about algid o'clock, as Mr. Tit** fernier, of Writtle, was pre mass home from Chelmsford market, be met with au ami des& that it is bared rosy prove kW. Kr. Ter*, vetla bows in this nighboarbood by the familiar appellation of "Dick Turpin ," is notorious for his dangerously furious driving —ea accomplishment to which be bee be sway pare pest attempted not unsuccessfully, to emulate the tnithilosal Rimy of hls renegade nammake—and It appears that ea Friday *Teeing, in • very excited state, he We Cltelanshrd, 1 to proceed home, but on turning round by the Red Lies Ina out of the New London-road into Anchor-street, be was per cipitated frcm the vehicle with such viola's* as to Tledlir him insensible for revers] hours afterwards. Re was disco voted in the road shortly after the ocennaam, and nestreed to brittle, where he now lies in is ostremely dawns. modiiion.—Eases Herold. FALL. OF A CHILD OUT OF A RAILWAY CAI- , luso t.—The train which leaves Ramsgate at 11 30 oat - 'eyed, on Thursday bet, to London, • mother with h ha l o; little childne. At the Canterbury station the wee of the most earefel ea the hue, looked. more than used, these time as see that all the earriege owe were fastened; when. jute as the Wein started, and unnoticed by the guard, • women spool the door of the carriage in which the family week sad, soca after the Ws lett, • little girl three can eid Y wet at the open door. The spanked reeshar, as aloe all 0111111. , were nimble Ile mice thigNeeleen hold by the gourd; but.. the train woad Cheraw' tbn garbripar mai sign* sad thee, gibe aleygleg, the wide of the pesimpas wale shocked et rs of the sesident that bed . The vela back se far as Ch.rtham. sad the aeyii vent back on the down Use immediately to Cantwbary, sad found the child Icing uninjured. Great credit le dee bar to the =Ow driver sad peed, the latter acting is the IMAM assessor sad with peat promptness. The peassegen ageta took their Nees, rejoicing that nothing more thee • Huh delay hed o=wned, and on arriving at Lomien-bridge the liuks was cheerful and looked as though nothing had .—Scossek Itaatern Owns. AILOILES IN GL.t.•oow.—The sequestration of J. and W. Wallace, sewed muslin maanamturers of this city, appears in Friday night's Gault*. The pukka of this arm has bees looked upon se hopeless far mom thee peel. The I Isbell nooelled. n, believe, an Is, sod bat as laillissat reekon- ing Is exp iWe repel le annomme = . :f Items. Il tehea,N lase. and Osiris, whebesie the . Glasgow. There hes hemi =aged umbel yin t h e home trot.. The Ilabilties are about 80,0001. We hare reams to Wien* that the estate will pay at Wet lbs. per = Means. Thaws Caesar and &as, hided leather of this city, else ameamte dusk saapearea In • drools", la which they held oat a rasped et ago ultimately to pay is felL Illerawidia the perm& of amiss effected by the firm will be sea apart fa a esparees fined.—Gmegow Daly Mat WEZILT 13TEAN COMMUNICATION WITH INDIA.— Caregmene ea the sew peril enuagements toe • weekly roil has lean which camerae this mouth, the directors • the Peedrierw and Weald Company intend to despatch Sow sessionte pc rem& frees tioutharopeon to Alexandria, instead of two, es et poseest. The additional .swiss is, we believe, in sernere is February, the .1111118111 navies on the tth end Mk et seek mouth. taltho prosper* sad cargo for Metres end Calera, and tree ea the 11th and 26th for Brelny, taking letters and popes only to Cal cutta and Mares. The Ripon is emptied to be the dreg starer w hove so the eat re date. This important res in et the essopinf topentions will. of course, demand en inereseed nensher of stereses, all the rose's of their solnailid lust being at present engaged In the working et their 111• Mill liana, with the exception of two or three enepererily 'wept led to siwylcs. To meet thi s de vised four sr dr new will be mody durum the seen tree • bar months; the Malabar, Captain Broderiar, • sew slip et 1,1110 tan, bought et Dumbarton. ts espied reendist desolorpor la sheet taw or five weeks from this time: the inerea. at SOS INN Is sr or seven weer, end the dalestin et 1.011 One, shu t elm months later, both her Onsgew • tile Nertann, ter, sow WNW et Mona and Day/ s at this port (Souloo tee) will cis be neap ober Ile roe period. Is oddes to them. the Mr le new bit eserred at Claagew from • peddle le • sow her, new Mon berg mentions cos morseled ter Mr all Dfrfrasibra. — fag three o'clock yesterday sagnicion evieryUting woo is perms readiars, whoa ae so. elder occurred through the sada& megligmice of a river pilot, which will probably dray the Lunch lot some days. Tse Hers Back a renhest bargee at Kea 600 tons buks, we beactewed up the rHer by • aghast, war, by muss iatamnalhe istisemasaguma, she our fa costars with the bergs ewer which the stern tackle sad theta, forming part of tie beisobleg appeases of the Leviathan, lan earried. The burros twee of • alp of 600 tons Inedin, proceed"( •• • MI INA eilOtt gales an bur, tarried the bergs sway ben her roorbeire soar suety yard' up the river; bat the Irresee Gables ohs eereW still trid taat sad as Bela Baird lay for leas twisty =bake bweedskle es_ ehiet w barge. AS era • peedhie a ape alleasia the it.. ed the hens% ad a esepie of lap pet es v ear pewertees• ilearier W bee at the bergs. Ader ear, ii.. die Mee ef de Naha Baled err perholly read, bet the lows Wei thus shrews with greater isle aa the bap, preeeatly &warped Dr bodily, ad dose ehe war= air aria the 3-iach Iron cable, which had bees Gamut her. Igo line wars lost. Tits OUTWARD EAST INDLIL Alen CAA MARA. —7lO Peassalar end Orketal Compaay'e ream rap Colsabs Ceara Field, len Southampton yesterday, with the soar gar India end Chas made, • fall ergo, 98 peesessere, sad specie of the value of 236,3671. siLsi IN We U. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1858. 211. bleeped* : 1 This if tae Wee, by G. J. Warts Magmas (Landes, John W. Peaks), Nes hen reprinted Leo .saw's ll'af air, sad is perhaps the sod iheished thing Mr. Melville has yet does. In this, ea in s l his tehi, we have spite pictures of English life, lively diskette, dashing description, and reflood sentiment. Bat in the " Interpreter" the scene is @abused. We ore net congaed to Ragiand—kaeign life end manners are diewilled, events are related that acme home to oar English !sate ; for eves the fell of Delhi end the relief of Loolmow has not blotted Los our memories the attack on the Emden, here dreenatioally desribed. In the "Interpreter" a deeper vein of feeling Isereoesd. We es how, in the discharge of stern duty, and in the hour of danger and death, the cha racter even of the most selfish is elevated and refined. We need toy no more, ea most of our resters, we imagine, are &Way funnier with this lest effort of our author. Noinhligiar is happy till he has brevet t ant a new edition of Shakespeare. Mr. Routledge sends us the first Volll=6 of Tho Asir of Shmkaimars ; edited by How•ga Sv•oirrom with Migrations by JOHN GUJI/ULT. The volume is a, handsome one, we confess, and Mr. OR. kort's Migrations are u beautiful as they an appropriate. A. lenges and comments on Skiskespeare, the tower of thus the hair. No editor can avoid being tediums. Mr. Strum lim ie bat he might have bees more so ; for instance gemegagni, alarm Miaow. In the Moon Won .f Flaw, says Ila ago a Ster-ehember =Moe alit." Of meows Kr. Statintan adds an account of the Sur-chamber. This is pallietly fair ; but what we do complain of Is inch • comment as the following :—" The ridkide in the play is the making the vain and imbecile old justice suppose his patsy squabble with Falstaff to be at anti dent importance to be adjudicated by such • court." Why Is it that ogonamtators always assume that their radon In the weakest end meet ignorant of men f In the summer we spoke favourably of a little volume on the Channel lamb, by Mr. Oetagua Rooke. He bee spin made his appanage as an author, and truly a imp elegant &gums la his lest work, TA* Lilo of Ow Noma., from its *moron in as Vlsgoo Moom-1 Mk; to ;Is fealties wilA the Mika. London : L. Booth. Much is to be said ibr the Moselle. Ansonia* preferred it to the Rhine. Mere old eastles and rains are to be found on Ile mimes then alseerhme fa Europe; and its wine, we all know, is enough to make • teetotaller break his pledge. Ihrenge is it that tourist and allot have neglected it so long. Mr. Rooks make to make as bmfliar with the Moselle, and with • lover's earawinesse pears up its legends and describes its beauties. flame seventy engravings from the author's sistieles attest his powers as an artist. The charms of the Bohr as s gift book are increased by its cream-coloured paper and its gorgeous binding, all gross and gold. IXHIBITION. Thin exhibition, which wee opened to the public to-day, was last night husugurated by a eurerusione, which wee numerously attended by the members of the profession aid their friends. The drawings, though not so numerous u lest year, constitute a very splendid collection, and Indicate a trials progress in the skill and dexterity of the designee. This was to be expected, because all program depends on the tomparioon of capacity with capacity, and as the exhibition grows older still further advances may be anticipated. As • general rule, no drawings before exhibited in London ere admissible, but an exception was made on the present oeca ion in ,our of the designs for the government Mess, and Or the Memoriel Church at Constantinople. The prise draw lap in the k collection are not, however, in the exhibi tea, being, we understand, at present in Scotland. Mr. C. R. COCKS/ILL, A.A., delivered • ghost address. Amongst the deigns exhibited, and not referred to lope chkally by Mr. Cockerel!, are thus for the competition, of the Ulster Beak in Belfast, the Vestry-hall, Islington, the Brigitte' Pavilion, the Crimean and Brothel= Mensoriele, Bowden Clunk Cheshire, and Blackburn IMlnnary. A series et seven studies in Magna Orecia, by Mr. P. P. Cockerel, were much admired. The selection of sketches by the clue a/design in the Architectural Association is highly creditable, and will show to what practical purposes the studies of rising artiste are directed. The present exhibition contains 463 subjects, exclusive of the patents and inven tions, So., connected with the building, of which then an several. LITERATURE. The dimereiled in Asher*, Are, , Life. By A. J. OTIII. I N OTO R. 2 rob. jotter:a • 1.0141:11.11.61 ;Ad Co. There are unfortunately some authors who have not the remotest Wee of whet °mediates a book. It It sot true that " A book's a book, although there's nothing in ft." ♦ fine critic and subtle thinker of our times says, " Speak ing of books generally we may call them organs of ocianau aleedea between man and man, by which the knowledge, the niatimenta, the story of one become the property of an other, or at least offer to his fellow Min what is peculiarly his own." Now if this theory were true, and authors would mamba it and act accordingly, what a world of pains would be spared the critic. For butane% Mr. Andrew Jame @Mingles could not have fined up his two volumes as he les maseged to do by memo( quotations hem every author mew Irma. Who Mr. Symington is we are unable to M arna earresina That he Is restaphyacelly Mahood Is clear trees the Me of hie work, and that he la a Sooteltmaa we U. Wooed to believe from the fact that he is metaphy okay Inclined. What Mr. Symington has to say ma Boom be Mid ; he sees to enter the temple of the Universe by "the gale whisk is eaßel BsseadfaL" The naivetes is hilt by as Darla* Ambit o* en awe MA* pla Where that • wPoOde is enunpd are abserredegard to flans, colour, mead, thought or deed—there beauty will reveal Itself." Now, in this theory we tuuably submit there is no- thing aew—lt is sa old as Plato. The mail of Mr. Syming tth is that he attempts to show that It is hr, and for this pipers travireen the whale Odd of Mare sad art. But at themes doe, be exhausts the reader, sad, se we think, on asemeffy. Surely than wee no need that he should have entered won his subject historically, or should have spun out by quelation into two volume materials which are barely mut ating to ►ave honestly tilled one. Immediately our author spine Ids mouth we pert company with him. "AU the world," he eaciame, "worships beauty." Is this sot Yea, exclaims Mr. Synatialca ; see the infant. Ah, Mr. Synaingka, you are wrong hem. We appeal to " Paterfamilias." Mr. Symington must be an =mar rid man, or be never would have hazarded so rah an assertion. In one of his letters, John Foster notices the 1 ludicrous ems with which infants are mood—but we need net gaols the celebrated essayist Are the pictures which ehildhsed Imo beentital ? Are they sot often even quite the novena, and yet what child doss not prefer them to the works of a Turner or a Titian ? Do we admire carroty heir ? The ansisals did. Is a pitchy flavour agreeable to the mama geed livery Yet thus wee it the ROOM toper eassoned Ids wine. Is not wag beautiful ? and yet Dr. Utlegalens tells us that amongst the enrage with when be mho la contact, the attempt to sing during divine service was invariably productive of laughter. When Plato speaks of beauty, we know what he means, for his highest beauty is the highest truth, end that is God. Mr. Symingtea says the same thing in different words. But does the world worship this beauty P As a matter of fact, by the mamas fa the Battle of Life a It not altogether forgotten ? In sober teeth we ash our author what of beauty and the worship of It to there In the dull dark life of worldly men—in the counting house, where acoommodation bills are drawn—in the manu factories where frauds are done—in the garrets and cellars of London, sad Manchester, and Edinburgh, where the bitter draught of life would be nauseated were it not for gin ? What care such for the Beautiful ? It may have come to them In their youthful dreams, but it has laag left than now. Mr. Symington ht his study, surrounded by the noblest thoughts of the noblest thinkers, writes of the world as it ought to be, not as it is. But we peas on. The sub ject on which our author writes has been fruitful in con troversy since time was young, and so it will be to the end of the chapter. He is merely the last writer on it— nada( mare. littater roam comes to ita in the shape of a Gaggle vo lume celled Or,Amu Cllapter is a Life. By the Author of " Mar- suet Melilla." London : mist sad Blackett. A young lady at the age of 28 finds herself an orphan and alone in the world, with a heavy encumbrance, In the shape of • rent roll of two thousand a-year. As young lathes are apt to do who have had a disappointment, she forswears the world and determines to adopt some orphans. The plea is on the point of succeeding admirably till she meets with her old lover and marries. The tele Is a quiet cos —absent too much so; had we not read "Margaret Mait land," vs should have liked this better. Anotlasr old friend mete us in the author of " Mary Powell." Her last publication is The Year Now. A To 4 of th. Tyrol. London. Arthur The selection of her s u b jec t I. judicious. As reps& Engliah literature it may be considered entirely new, for Montgomery's poem is now rarely read. In the yew 1809, the Swiss under Hair roes %rinse the French, and fro s time were victorious. The Tyrolese held shooting-matches, 'at which their plans were organised. Our author describes these, and Hofer as present. We follow his career as lesder, joyous in victory, hopeful end unflinching in defeat. We MO him die as a brave man should, even though death come to his in its ugliest shape. " The Year Nine" is a tale el no put power, but it is medal* end will be reed by the numerous admirers of " Mary Powell." The &oleos Heir. By Za. G. Haase[. Looks : T. Newby. . . . . _ . - Is admirably adapted for the circulating library. Milliners in remote districts will devour its pages with atom about In the oompeas of three thin volumes of dontile-landed type we get almost all the deadly sins. In the ascend shaper we have the murder of a lord and the abduction of hie heir, sad the father we travel in the company of oar author the more we become surrounded by criminals and mime. To ineresse the attractions of his pages our author takes err, unpardon able liberties with nal characters, whom he brings upon the stage—e trick only a weak author will have recourse to. Lard Brnatatield seduces Clan Douglas, who bean him • daughter. Clara Douglas's brother, whom the lord has treated fa the most moan, manner, murders his lordship, whilst • etempanioa kidnaps his ma. Clan's daughter become@ a wry urea of wog, sod le found to be the heir to the setae's of Lord Beentellaid sad of Lady Barton, whose am, the acealaal her, le the offspring of ma Maass between lawestf sad Lord Brualnield. The stolen kir, who is se heir ..r 1;11—for are seemiage of Clara Douglas with Lord Bruntetleld was a real ome—is brought up by Burke end Hare—is adopted by an atrocious keine of • Whig lawyer in Bdiaburgh—becornes an aetoniabing artist, and is passionately beloved by the daughter of a duke, who, with • simplicity we imagine ram in auk exalted circles, and refreshing in any, ems in the atria her beer ideal of • man of refined feelings and of great intellectual powers. It may be, undoubtedly it is, true that— A simple maiden In her dower Is worth • hundred coats of arms; bat it is not ankles* with a hundred coats of arms who think so. Lady Mary Belmont, however, opines otherwise. To her, in the language of our author, "intellect was every thing, gold was only dross, and rank an empty name After a swiss of astonishing adventures the lest hair—Con standee the stoat—is made a lord, marries Lady Mary Bel meat, end the celebrated singer reeigns him the estates of his labor, and merely retains the Barton property for herself. We must take the liberty of humbly remonstrating with Lay Wallace. In irttLierim, sad, the Moment of Fortune (London : Richard Bentisy). - We have two tales, printed in three volumes, in lib anima with that mysterious law the rationale of which is known oily to prisons and publishers, sod possibly paper seeksis, which compote the novelist somehow or other to II tap three volumes. Evidently the tales ars frost kinks sonars; and the least return lady Wallace could hays due the author was to give his name. The public would se soon know who writes • book as who translates it. spas Sta bled loves Katherine ficloppelman, the beautiful dower-ffirl of • small German town, Al if do thing he loved w all s saint, And every plass abs astarial wars s aliens." Ultimately he 'swim ler. Ia the Bonne of the story we lave sem talthttl skaabas cd Germ& matmere, sad a bait et that heavy ltereoar dear to the lead of tablas:a-smoke sad traseandewieliwa. "The Iltomat ot Pertain " 4 ails hter proilastlim„ nil pales with slabousis idastser• that storm to • teapot, t pith Intrigue la a petty German must. Both Wow us tau, to be forgotten •• wear read. THB ROYAL MALLUGH Tat WEDDING CAlltlAGES.—Meilart. Hooper and Co., the coach-baiklera, of the Haymarket, yesterday invited as to • private rnspeotkm at two of the dram carnage' that are being prepared in their feetory for the wedding of the Prinoess Royal. It may be seen at the first glance that the designer of these vehicles was directed rather to adhere to those principles of construction which experience has proved to afford the greatest amount of convenient,' and comfort than to strain after novelty of effect. They present none of those features of airy lightness or elaboration of ornament which some tastes associate with vehicular elegance ; on the matnry, the characteristics of their general design may be mkt to be simple maguidonce and solid grandeur, while the internal arrangements and decorations— the rich satin damask liwngs, and the large springy cushion' which form the seats, Molts, and sides— and beyond all, the almost bled-like balance with which the capacious bodies rest upon their ample "prior, engin ideas of that luxurious we which the vulgar opinion Invarably scoords to the regal rank. The wheels and axles of both terries's are of the ordinary bright vermilion colour, richly picked out with gold ; th e bodies are of purple lake, herbs the royal arms emblazoned upon the doors, and the cam and the insignia of the order of the Garter upon the gamic meek, and the four corners are surmounted by the roysiartiwa of England. The royal arms in gold upon a also on each side of the wide-epresding Mound appear 4 -1:1Li. As, however, there is no quartering of the Prusdao armorial besting" in any put of the embla ecomnits or decorations, the inference is that these carriages are KM Intended permanently for the use of the Prince.., bat that they will remain in this country as a portion of her Majesty's state equipage. The internal lining', in one in stance, are of amber damask, and in the of drab corded and watered AA. ASTIONOMICAL DII3COVEZIZI DURING 1867. Astramomers have bum perUoalarly active daring the past year, at the followbm brOnest NM disoovetim will testify Amble ,mse I„, by Dr. D'Ara m at Leiria, mthe 22ad of Ye. tummy; for aboutd maim Cast 11., by N. &Wm at Hart* on the 1011 01 Marelt ; viable far about sigma melte. ?Ids comet Is Wake] with 111. of 11144, Meemered by X Brumes. Plead (43), by P= at °shed, the 16th of AprO ; wined AtieSee. 41Usi, by 11. Goldschmidt, ;at Pens, on the Il7th of' May. 111., by Dr. ILliakerfees, et Getlides, on the SIM of June; vleMbe about four imam Pleat (46), by IL Goldisera at Paris, on the Mk et named Bowan Comet IV., by N. Dieu, at the Imp Perk ea the Ski of July • visible about leer woolen Thi s mist wee dimmed abs 17 Dr. C. N. P. Paws Dmihiy, U.S., ea the Mk, mad lry roferor MUM; at Getba. ea WU& of July. Phew* (48), by Yr. N. Pectem,_ at Wind, ma the 16th of August; mama Hastis. Comet V., by Dr. Lbeksr toes, at Goatege, oa the 20th of Awed; AWN, Ike about Mx maim Planet (47), Dr. Lather, at Bilk, on the 16th of September. Plume (48 by ), by It Ooldrolimidt, at Peels, mt tbe 10th of September; weed Pales. Mao seethe pirmat (49), by the muse pima meld en the mime evastag; mined Pimmet (60), by Mr. Forum, m W~set, U.S., on th e 6th of October. seemed Virginia. This *net was also detected by Dr. 'Lather, at Bilk, ea the ll* of Oot. Comet VI., by Dr. Doman. et Floratire. ma the 10th of No member ; visible for about See weeks.—X. Y. 3.—lthistretat Itmseger. ~IItONIPI cENT BEQULATIL—In consequence of the dress of the widow of the late John 'IMAM% Er., of on the 28th November last, in her 92nd year, the following termer under his ter have fallen in, and are not Wag rid by kis executors to the undermentioned cheddes :—Tbree per Cent. Consols : Cancer Hospital, 1,0001.; Clrabarceess Hospital, 1.0001.; Middlesex Hoepiud, 1,0001.; Bt. Mr,' a licenital, 1,0004 • Asylum for Idiom, 1,0001. Thee per Cent. Rednoed : laird Blind &rimy, 1,0001.; Der sad Daub Asylum, 1, ; Westminster Hospital , LOOM.; Magdalen Hospital, 1,0001. ; Lock Hospital, 1,0001.; Leedom Fever Hospital, 1,0004 • London Trees Society, 1,0001. ; lisonseymn Tenors' Imititation, 1,0001.; House r' Peer Searty, 4001. ; Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' • 8001. TSB NATIONAL BOARD 07 EDUCATION IN TRY, LAND.—The reconey In the Board of Education, created by tbe modelled= of to. Right Rev. Dr. Derair, bee been filled by As appolareat of Thames O'Hara, QC., Chilblain of the County of Dublin. Psrfiap there is not fa Ireland a laymen whose appelameat weald E Pve egad sarartion to, or orate more mildews in, tle erratic mind. Mr. O'larea peamese not only the confidence, bet the friendahip ad when, of the great Isedieg digniteries of the catholic creek. la Mr. O'Meara's rads oatholio interest will be mere, while every protestant sad dissenter will fed that in the honour and justice of Mr. 0' Hagan's nature they have r sun • guarantee for impartiality as have the members of his own persuasion.—Dubles Frames Jownsal. (Stamped Id. Additional) (TWOPENCE. 2.IEPOIIIf MOVENIIIIT 111 3,I2NLNOILdIif. A meetin g of working-sea was held in Bir mingham on Saturday night, to easider the steps necessary to bring about a union between the twiddle and working classes on the subject of political nee= Yr. .1. S. WILIOHT presided, and about half the amenably was complied of the advocates of the people's charter. After half a dozen speeches had been delivered, the follow ing resolution was passed : " That it is desirable that s Reform Union should be orta blished in Birmingham, and that the following should be its bees 1. A much wider extension of the suffrage; 2. A ro distribution of electoral districts; E. The ballot; 4. Aboli tion of property qualification ; and 6. Shortening the dura tion of pal tel." TO THE PEOPLE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IB.ELAND. Fellow-oonntrymen,—Her Majesty's government have led yon to expect that they will lay before parliament next session a bill for the reform of the House of Commons. In that announcement you beard the echo of the determine- don you avowed at the late general election. It bids you speak again, and with more precision. That the promise may ea be illusory, it behoves you to make known the amain which you will accept it. Ton seek parliamentary reform in order to insure minis terial respeardbility. No measure ailing of this would answer your intent. Have you a right to anticipate that with this end In view, government will spontaneously offer what you will be satisfied to receive ? If disposed to help you, they will be glad of your instructions—if indisposed, it were well to let them know your demands. In any owe, you are called upon to say what will content you—or your atones will sorely be construed into a lack of interest in the 'abject. The existing machinery for the constitutional expression of public opinion is inadequate, and to a large extent untrust worthy. The constituent body is needlessly restricted. Con siderable portions of it are exposed to the disturbing action of Oak inflames. A large majority of members is Wanted by • small minority of tatters. The legal Wen of partia -1 mats le too long to Were the responsibility of represasta- Wise to the repreerated. These are the aria dekas of th • present system. The minthe an cabs laegatios, bad ad ministration, financial extravagenoe, and • foreign policy always beyond your control, end often opposed to your wishes. A reform bill that will remedy these defects will no doubt satisfy you. More anxious fora substantially true represen tation of your wants end interests than for • theoretically poled tee, you will not reject a machinery which promisee to do year work because it is not scientifically eruct, Ant whilst, on the one hand, you forbear to demand what, in the present stets of public opinion, is plainly unattainable, be ware, on the other, lest, remain' on your isactlon, the government should force upon you a deceptive or Inadequate mamma. Should you permit younelves to be defrauded of the advantage which the paining opportunity offers yen, • quarter of • century may elapse before you are favoured with Hof iellor-countrynten, we, whose names are hereunto mh o:sited, disclaiming all right or desire to dictate, but anxious to elicit a definite expression of your will, recommend you, waiving any question of abstract right, to insist upon tits following leading features of parliamaitary reform, as calculated to unite in support of them the largest number of whose, as capable of being attained by resolute and united efforta sad es promising, if adopted, to mare a real and effective tattoo of your political interests, I. (a.)—The extension of the borough franchise in Eng land and Wales to every mate person of full age and not 'abject to any legal incapacity," who shall occupy, as owner or tenant in part or whole, as cantles within the borough which ate rated for the relief of poor ; (b.) to The estaasion of the meaty fraeoklas in England and Wales all 101. oomph's at last ; Otj Tits sesiniflatioe, sir as possible, of the franchises in Sootiest and I»land to those of England and Wales. 2.—Protection to the voter by the ballot, on a plan similar to that adopted in the Australian cabaas. 3.—A reapportionment of sesta that shall make each an approach to an equalisation of constituencies as shall give in the United Kingdom a majority of members to a majority of electors. ----- 4.—Abolition of property qua/ideation for members. 6.—The calling of a new parliament every three ears. Fellow countrymen, it this broad outline of par tasy reform meets your views—tf, in your judgment, it is adapted to the occasion—if it comprehends as mush as you ma hope to get and aa little as you could be sods- Sed to accept—it is for you to say so, and t o sa y so i s time. This business is yours, end if you wish it done, you most do it yourselves. On our part, we an ready to aid you, as best we may, in placing this sketch of reform, properly tilled in, upon the statute book of the realm. P. 1, Ir. /B;duiey. M.P., William GOVaa, Olawcow. William Ouniii.Jua., Onmew. John legge. M.P.. Twieweer. Edward Grainier, J. A. Mrs M.P., Waggeforil. Elehard Great er=c, ow.lliewww, M.P.. Donis& Z. N. Grieve. annugh. John Beide.Lonna. laic Grubb, Girard. A g e moo . mal.. ..dar. D. °mum, HaverhUL boa J °min Clintorehea. Dmmeat4 Chan & Boller, M.P., Tower W. J. Ilan Cowan Herr Bagelet& .P. 7, Leaden. Jane Calnl, M.P. , Den. 0 W. Hard on. Wakefield. mouth Samuel Harrison. I cedes. P. N. Cobalt, M.P., Clue 4 5 'Mara Hann a County. Edmund Ilan, Nut= Jame. Cloy M.P.. Hull. William Harvey, Raiford. wili ,.., d c ,, Afth ., : „ 1 4. F., John Hoard. Nottingham. Brighton. Edwin Hearne, Bouthamplen. F. Ovennetain, M.P., Clare Abel Heywood. Manehoder. Clowativ. llegeard Hicks, Plymouth. t=hGroot. M.P.. Dolton C. T. H Oloweemar. oromlew,_M.P..Liallfax., lama r Mar latomter. W.J. Fos, M.P.. Girlbein. John Hallam Wm.. T. Milner 011oon, li.P., J. 1. Jam, bewomi. Ashton. Iletwid Jamas, animal. Charlie 011 in, M.P., North. Jobs Jones. lltineembe. amptoo. VI Whim lemon. 84. KM John Greene. M.P., =new Cry. [mit (nom. William Jill, Stylobate'. 000. Hadfield, M.P., Pbeldeld. H. Bohan kw Iriale. Jamul Kardisw, M.P., Bloat- 0. T. Aesop, Rochdale. port Jobs Leon. Oakbana. R. Li m ns. Him, H.P.. Wed. Wm. Lansaw., goitheinpirm. math. If Lawrence, M.D., Mammon W. B. Lindsay. M.P., Tyne- Wllfrid Inwoonjun., Margie Da Loy.onnie. Damn Ekon, N.T. , home. Win. Streatham Await N. 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EIL SRP:ISAB POE THE Last evening the Bishop of London preached at the church of St. Santana, Kensington, at the first of one of the combined eerie. of special services for the working classes which we stated on Saturday would be held this week in four different parts of London. The Bishop had an &a dieu*, • good proportion of which may be believed to have belonged to the clan he desired to address. Divine worship was commenced by the reading of the Litany that noble and majestic service which seems to be every day more ap preciated. It w: z ei L e: w d igo t a the Rey. Dr. Haney in fifteen minutes. The thus se a metrical version of the 100th Psalm, which the Bishop preached from 12 Luke, 111 k ewes, " Then eel ; this night thy soul shall be readmit of thee." The Massing Hymn mu sung after the sermon, when the Bishop dinned the people with his blessing. At the other three churches there were densely crowded chiefly of the working chases, al w = lac M i a l ly " = d above that clams of society were strained by curiosity to attend the serrioes. The sermon at St. Pancras' was preached by the Very Rev. Dr. R. Chenevi: Trench, Dan of Weseminiter ; that at St. Man, White chapel, by the Rev. William Cadmus, M.A., Rector of St. Chorges, iloadtwark ; sad that at St. Giles-in-the-Fields rhea Rev. Diehl Mws, M.A., winner of Camden Church, and "Golden Lectern." This (Tawdry) weedng the bar churches will again be thrown open, ses the preachan will be—At St. Pawns, the Bishop of Oxford; at PS. Mary, Whilsolapel, the Rev. C. J. Phipps Byre, MA., Rector of Marylebone ; at St. Giles-in-the-Fields, the Rev. Caps) lifolyneux, MA., chap lain of the Lock Hospital ; at St. Barnabas, Kensizren, the Rev. J. Riddell, M.A., Fellow of Barna College, Oxford. 88-OPENING OP THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK. The opening for general buminess to-dayy of the City of Glasgow Bank afford, another cheering iadiatfoa of the reflux of the monetary tide, and of a return, we trust we sass safely augur, to general mercantile prosperity. The dress stances which occasioned a temporary suspension of this popular banking institution are so well known, and the investigation into its affairs, by gentlemen of the highest mercantile repute and standing 4 Glasgow, has placed It In so favourable a light before the public, that it is abet= unnecessary for us to say another word on the satdest, The City only retreated, to use a military phrase, bsftrs • sing host in the shape of a mob and money pole and run_ for gold, such as was never before experienced ft Scotland. Since it is now in fall actin!, we have little dad* that igwtll reek as formerly and in all time coming se um of the leading banking institutions of thedeed. fame Meg may be very properly mentioned to the hoarse el the ow Bank. No other bank in the country her done awe dm it has, both in a social and political sense, to lift up the agorae live class of the community to a common platform with gat either of the merchant or the employer, in giving them equal banking faoilitise and privileges in being allowed to ledge and draw daily on their accounts at pleasure. However much this valuable privilege wee abused—as greatly _abused it was on the °cork@ of the recent run for gold on this mar blialunent—we would like to me the practice mired, as it Involves a very salutary principle. The banks, we know, are very chary of woelung men a deposits, and the City pro bably now shares the common jealousy. Were an appeal, however, made from the operatives as a body to the directs= of the beak to continue the soomersodation ldtherto afforded, we have little doubt that it would ha responded to.—North British Deify Mail. THE DIBTUBBAHCE ,IXONC? THE PAUPERS Yesterday (Monday) morning the moiety of the men paid by Kenyon, relieving officer, went to work on the moor, but ceased at noon, refusing to be employed the whole of the day. The other half of the paupers (who have been pot on is the afternoon hitherto) refused likewise to comply with the order, and, instead of going to their work in the morning, did not attend till noon. There were large quanti ties of slimes on Saturday night in the yard of the relieving offices, Saul-street, where the am are paid, and it was ap prehended at the time that the disaffected labourers would nee these missiles in the outbreak of their violence. Yester day the stones were carted away to prevent their being used. The magistrates also swore in fifty special constable, and communicated with the commandaat of the military at the barracks, Fanwood, near Poston. At half-past 1 o'clock in the afternoon the guardian. met at the board-room to cone alt as to the beet met of repressing the mutinous spirit of the ease and enforcing the regulations. It was agreed to pay the men entirely in money after the following rare:— Is. for a fall day, end 6d. only for half a day. It was further arranged that Roswe relieving °dicer, should pay his men at the workhouse OM; the moor; the other half of the la bourers to be paid by Kenyon at the offices in maul-street; to be provided to take into custody all who might C h dr n ederly or who might attempt to create a disturbance an not reonving their day's pay for halt a day's work. Mr. Ascratt.—The labour-minters should make • return to you of the ringleaders. The Chairmen.—The labour-nmetere named two who are great spouters" (talkers) among thorn. They are active men, and are always spouting. Mr. Ascroft.—You should summon than before you, end let them know that they are watched. With the view of enforcing the regulations, Mr. Gibbons undertook to provide 30 police officers at the workhouse, and 30 at the otiose in Ilani-street ; and he left the meeting tar that purpose. The ing odious were directed to go and pay the men immediately, as they arrived, and before they seeembled in a crowd, and a number of guardians volunteered to attend at ea& plus. It was resolved that the labour-masters should be required to famish immedWely the name of all the leadeis and sp to In the =day, and also give notice to the men that a~ who were willing to work a fall day might receive a shllMag. The committes was further empowered to parehme wheel-barrows, epodes, and other implements, and to take such MOM MS were necessary ice tarrying out the labour test. Mr. Aseroft promised to attend while the men were Wag paid. This was the state of Wogs when our report left To prevent a misunderstanding, its. necemary to state that Is. a day is not the only sum the parties receive ; a man with. wife and two children, fur inatenoe, will receive 2s. recery, 2a. in kind, and mix day. on the moor—total, lea. The men intended on Satur da y night to make an sneak epos the provision shops in the town if they had not received their shilling. The PROPERTY OF DESERTED MARRIED WOMEN. —On Monday next the following position in the Divorce Act (20 lead 21 Viet., e. Si) will ease into force with respeet to the property and " eendyn" of then td married wcoma. Section 21. A wife detested by her husband may at any time alter such deartiott, if resident within the metropolitan district, apply to a police magistrate, or if reddest in the country, to j 'name in petty amnions, or in either case to the court, for an order to protect any money or property she may acquire by bar own lawful industry, sod property which she may become powered of, after such desertion, against her husband or his creditors, or any person claiming under him, and each magistrata or justice, or court, tf satisfied of the Mot of such desertion, and that the same was without reason able cause, and that the wife is maintaining herself by her own industry or propert may make and give to the wile an order prase ng her earnings and Preft Bo 7. eequired since the oommoacement of such deseatioa, hem kr husband and .11 creditors and per sona ekkoki under him; and sash earnings and property shell behest to the wife es if mho were a (eine .ale; provided always that every such order, if made by a police roagistrate ormarastesiee in petty ..'ton., 'Stall, within ten days Mtn the dinerif, - los satered with the registrar at the County Court within whom jurisdiction the wife is residemt : sad that k dal he lawfal for the husband, and say mallter ar „u m was *wig mbar him, to mpip le the tenet sr te the ...&l alwel dRI OIOOO /whom elesh - ordor oat wirla, far t h. &won, ; provided that ft the haelemil Raul sae eaatieses to hold emspuitaty of the wife afar such melee day stab ardor, he AO - he liable at the emit et the ale (which she is hereby es peasil to bri ng metere las mesas Fogarty, sad also fur a sum equal to deals the value either property se mist or held Am stash mullet us skeessid." If the order be coeds, the wile Is to he Masiimal im the mate ponidoe, as to property =I to emd beirig real, se if she bed lashed a deans fir a Nell esparelem. FATAL CARETAGE AOTISIEMT...• ImdllfieT. On flattuday ea legume woe hold OM Chapman Ism, Perk Station, Tol= am the Italy ef Mary Aim Merbset Oa Thanday left the deceased warm was in a labs cart, which was helm( delves shag Marsh-one. The elver. ember • cart amain to meet them, drew his vehicle te ass ad. • it** mod, by width lamas the vehicle w.nt pertly rep • beak, teed, by combs in costal with the stump of • test' ear ...Molest the ant. Deemed we. ki<W oa the spot. "Aesideatal Meth." It war meted Marsh yme le • greet thoroughfare for the Irani Cuestas ~ ,is toe marrow to admit mirages le pass sue soother, and the coroner said that he would mite to the Tottealtata Berard et Works cm the settled ot widening it.