The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-17 00:00:00

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Ma. • I Plaftell Me: loar.vhdang.et MAIM/ V Is 4 AVM It 11.Pers. kedge. SC.. le etas eisb opplionalme MMI Owls faniondis. NEWSPAPER •IN P • e 4 tV : ; _Lag :natl.!. a Ottpries,% • _ _ . LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17. 1859._ NAVAL AND MILITARY. (71.011 LAW/ 31101 ITS assume.) WAR-OFFICII,_AvoosT 16. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guide—Arthur Brett, sat., to be commit, without porehme, Moe Barnes, 6th Dragoon Garde —Lientenent Henry Or . c 1 .4 to be 0414•111, by michese, vice Brevet-Major William Inglis, willo roam 6th Garde—Cornet William Butterwonti Coleia to be Minimmt, by purchase, vice Frederick, who retiree. 71k Light Drepone—Major Rarrissies Adler Tamely/in, Gem Me Alta Light Dragoons, to be major, vice Fraser, whomakeup& 11th Light Dragoons—Major Charles Crawford From, tram the 71.1 Light Deepens, to be major, via Trovelyea, who exch.:te m 13th Light Despeas—Cornet Walter P. Bagensl to be lin tenant, by par , vice Savage, who retires. 17th Light Dregocee—Lhatemat Jolts Oftesee to be cap tab, without peitem eke Taylor, deemed; Owed Robert Databases Raspiest to be lientemat, withal ptuchase, vice Cilbeem; Comet James George !Mott to be hammiest. by peecheit, vice Holm, promoted ; -Corset Roger Tuchdeld to be lieutenant, by perr chew, vice Marshall, Grenadier Guards—Rn‘77:ll "- Lieratenant the Hon. Arthur Asmalay to be Ii amen end captain, by purchase, vice Remo], promoted ; Imiga Robert Charles le Gay V y r m. from the Ririe Brigade, to be ensign sad Usaboun, by weber*, vice Anareisy. Soots fruitier Guards—Lleatesant and Captain Jeer Roes Farquharson to be captain and lioutenent-celer a ly pima" ram lard Adolphus Frederick Camies Tampon, abs TOWN ; Skip limberiet J. Frederickbier El le be t a mtoheav ai tLloethliedhey,E g gelg l"4l l Pilaw le be end isplein, by purchase, vies Flu., who retiree; Reeve MEd Lieutenant the Hon. Liesal Mary to be lieutenant sod cepa* by parabola. vice Farquharson ; the Hon. Chaise Jake Shore to be snip and litratessat, by pur itan, vice Elptdastoes; James Homy WaekYaTMmas, r at., to be ensign eel likk p aast, by actima, vice Mcb Regimeat of Foot—Resign William Crosbie Siddona Moir to be litutensat, by purchase, Moe Elwood, who F 15th Foot—Reginald Cartwright, gent., to be ensign, by purchme, vice Curl login, promoted. 18th Foot--Captain Jonas Carnegie Webster, from half-pay unattached, 10 be captain, vim Blacker, who exchanges; Lieutenant William Hemp to be captain:by purchase, via Webster, who retiree. 19th Foot.—Surges Henry Bohm Reward, from the Staff, to be surges% km Smith, appointed to the Stet 20th Foot.—TM promotkin of Resign H. R. Bowlby to a ileakekey, by kitchen, vim Footer-Millar, which ap pealed be tM dawns of the 24th Jose, 1869, to boat date Illt t b harry, 1859, but this antedate not to carry boa Pa. 1104 k Fisk—Endes Richard Albert Massy, to be lieutenant hy porcine% koe Boom, who retires Baraard Hear; Davidson, pat., le be inalge, by port:ham vice Maley. 70M Fed . —MMIIIIINd Green to be captain, by purchase vise ealtmarshe, times promotion, by punkas, on 25th 7thw* 1869, bee bees ceackled. Fink—Elko Edward Harding to be lieutenant, by parceme, vies Andel, who retiree. 81st Foot.—Capaia Jobs Jonas from half-pay, lets Land Transport Corps, to be captain, vice Reriy who ex ch ; Liniment Richard Granville Ch arlton to be ear X i i, by perobees, vice Jones, who retiree. 87th Foot.—Ensign Arthur Anderson to be paymaster, vice Perry, who retiree upon half-pay. 92nd Fo ot.—The Christian Mira of Quartermaster Dewar LB John, and not James, as previously stated. 97th Foot.—Brevet Lieutemot-ColonetWilliamWeetTurner, C. 8., to be lientesent-coloirel. without purchase, via Leh, dimmed; Brevet Major &pilaus Moore Hawkins to he major, without purchase, vice Turner ; Lieutenant lame Hemmed to be captain, without pestles Moe Haw ' Las; Ensign John Cooper to be Urania; without put ' char, vim liarmond. • Rlfie Brigade.—Emign Thames Lemke Mitchel-Inns, from the 69th Foot, to be ensign, vice Vyner, promoted to the Grenadier Guards ; Surgeon Hoary Martya Fraser M.D , from the Stelf, to be surgeon. vies Dempster, ego printed to the Staff. HOSPITAL STAPPt To las Honorary Pled!lsto - isr : Sir John Mos Andrew, B.C. ~balf-pay_lispostar-Gariel of Hos pitals ; Andrew Ferguson, - M.D., half-pay Inspestor °moral of Hospitals; - 1 1 11111 are Usibrat, N.D., C. 8., In rotor•Gessral Haspitab; lain Peormit, M.D., C. 8., •Gearral of Hropleals; X. Brown Gibson. C. 8., losproose-Goassobeill 1110491fge; Mouses Galbraith Logan. M.D., I Gams! of Hcopiuda. To be Bosomy Sagami to Der Makin,: Thome, Alex wafer, C. 8., Director-Gamed of the Army Malioal De partment ; Aleasoder Mavis, half-pay s- sisal of Hospitals; John Robert Taylor, C. 8., Isspector-Gs sifSl of Hospitals; Edward Bradford, half-pay Deputy laspector-Geweral of Hospital .; Thomas Mouryn, half pay Dotty Inspector-Genetal of Hospitals ; John Ashton Retook. M.D., Borgne-Major Scots Fusilier Guards. Surgeon Henry Fowls Smith, M.D., from the 19th Foot, to to saws, vim Bossard, appointed to the 19tt Foot. Sorge= Jaw Carroll Ditlipetet. M.D , from the Rifle Brigade, to be .argon, vim Fraser, appointed to the Rifle Brigade. CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMBET. The Its,. Alexander blerismon to be chaplain of the fourth elms. UNATTACII2I? : Major and Brevet-Clic1;1 Thomas Woks iseltrbroolre Holdeworth, on belt-pay tad Foot, late deputyquarterume ter-general in North America, to be neutemant-oolonel without purchasa. BREVET. Major and Brevet Lisrstament-Colossi William Weet Turner, C. 8., 97th Foot, to be cohost In the army. Lieutenant and Cspnabi William Henry, Visalia* Napa, Coldetmem Clesens, to be major to the army. Brevet-Major Robert Boyle, of the Royal Mains, to he liiutenant-ixdonel ba the army. Captain Christopher P. Rigby, 18th Bombay Native Isle:thy, to have the local task of lieutenant-colonel at Zanzibar. Captain Arthur Scott, 6th Foot, to be major in the army. Captain James Ceroegle Webster, 18th Foot, to be major la the Majorßreve Jaime Carnegie Webster, 18th Foot, to be lisetenant-colosel in the army. Captain Jams Boyd, retired fall-pay 86th Foot, to be major in the army, the rank being honorary only. The undermentioned promotions to mks plass to complete the encoremon to Cilomral the Earl Catho.n, 0.C.8., dammed : Brevet-Major Henry Claringtold Powell, half-pay neat lathed, staff-oSom of pentioners, to be Ilentenant-colonel. Captain Hobert Hughes, of the tat West India Hegira' eat, to be major. Brevet-Major James Kennett Willson, ha* pay Royal Mariam, eta Aloe, of petralopers A to be haute annt-colooel in plan of Brevet-Major H. C. Powell, whose =in aucomaton to Colonel Bolton, of the Bo* on 28th Joac, 1869, has been cancelled. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 113.-APPOINTEENTS.-. Lionleseata J. A. P. Damen (1866) to the Yam 80, sorest mess ship, at ehoommes; sad 0.0. Terns, to the Neptune, 130gLortameatt. J. B. Ismlunar. (1859), to the Peal; J. T. C. Webb (1368), to Dr Dawdler* 31. screw steam Mists, M Peelsmouth ; sea J. D. livihote (1869), to be additiona la the Wooten?, racteivbg ship, at Itheerasse. Acting deentost-lbamma J. Bishop is confirmed as sr demist-surgeon ta the Centnrion, 90, screw steamship. Clerk P. W. Setase, to the Pearl. lfitdablp maa B. Z. Cochrane, to the Edgar. ADMIRALTY VISIT TO DEPTFORD DOCKYARD. —Yostorday Learalag tho annual anatation of the Royal Vide& victualling-yard and dockyard at Deptford, took plow by IM Lords or the Adadralty, consisting of his Goats deo Deka et seemed, Sir R. e. Dodos, Cahn. MEL Bar- Admiral Leta Glamor Paget (roaratory), Plc 0. Richordoi sowpwollor of the victualling dsnortnieat; sad Coked Omen, director se works. Their lordships whet st tho ped shortly More trno'clock, and wars receive& by Contria.hopesintand• eat Roads, and conducted throughout this anabliatitnent by Mr. If. Chatfield, muter shipwright; Mr. R. J. Portray, I master- attendant ; Mr. J. Bristetke, novel stons.korper ; Mr. Wilkinson, store-receiver; snd Mr. W. Penheolta, secretary. Their lordships concluded their Inspection charily before tics o'clock, harbor bees engaged fur nearly seven hours and afterwards returned to London. WOOLWICH, AO 01.41. 16. EXPERIMENTS AT TH2 DOCKYARD. Ths expe detente which took place off the kyard on Monday sight hi order to test U. Ferdimad doc isdeetruotible fire have ben reported se most etteressfal, and important to the meal service. The priatipal of jvct of the .nveatioa Is to enable ths crew of • boat or vessel to obtain Information se to the rel it= title Met of an /slimy during • period of warfare. The elesmisal amagesklea which seataise ;be elements of combos dos ill mewed he tia, wh4lk is provided with tabw sad the tie esm is attached is • Gest ti wood. Costect with water outset %anion, sad • light proceeds fri el owed the mem. TM warm" seesehed to • boat or metal by Wane of • reps, will enable Mom ea board to we astbetly at • distress al half • MI6, mad es • test ef dsrs- MUty of Os Hebb wee sttsebed to the Fisgard, lay ably, es lhalt-past sea delft m Malay night, and wee head lavidas se Ms disk thissaandeig.• TMDillgessee, Crook emetee. wend at the &aqua this ar, with Rom boa Pestssasstb. CRATHAK, Acorn 16. ne Tactile, 411 44 gait sailing frigate, which Ire Ms red is srprere r • ',release he , t .t this port, has has tars 14e Ns. 1 dock for the purpose of betag Wks 41. The Wsap,l3, screw cranium, Meta, completed her eaten she repairs, wee domed out of the fleet deck at spring tide, sad is to be attached to the steam we in or:bossy at this Pon• An Admiralty order was received tide morning dirooling Captain J. Haeldrean, of this divides of Royal Mariam, to proceed from headquarters is Poremasalk to-mcgrow mem beg, for the purpose of Wring the commeal of the Royal Marines serving on board the Aboukir. IS, mot dasher, hoof Umtata:it-Colonel W. It. Ilmarse, who hme bum op potnted to the Porticamal division of Royal haulms quartered at Gosport. Wagger* wee received at this garrison this morning of the snivel at Gummed last amain of the lead-quarters sad right wing of the 66th (Royal Comaty_Down) Regiment front Bombay, la the Gamble Rhea ead Kennington troop ships, after beteg sammi pen in Wis. The regiment oomes home seder the canoed of Colossi R. H. Lowth, C. 8., the heed-quarters being on board the Genghis Khan, sad the right wing, ander the command of lamtcnat- Colonel W.K. Smart, ea board the Kaudagton. PORTSMOUTH. Almon le.. The Imperieuee, 51, ;ere - ;" - iriiiiii,dapt;i her Maguire, WM Invested this derma by Admiral Wil liam Body, C.B , Commander-In-ChMf. The Bersrald, 61, sae w-frtgate, Captain Arthur Cumming, nettihmed :pithead this forenoon, from Cowes. She w hited the standard on pawing Osborne. Ths rear , 21, screw corvette, Captain William Bdmon- Mows was taken under the shears to-day to be masted end T V Velem, 6, Iron screw steam-ship, Commander Arthur l i Strode, meg tee composes to-day for approval. NATAL KNIGHTS OT WINDIIOI.—ADMIIIALTT, AVOVNT 15.—The Lords Gemadsdeaers of the Admiralty ,11114t4 fro gire a led emp as o r suc eel h ileatments ia hr be a r be Msjeary's mut of Naval Islets of Mather, mdM he will of the late Samuel Trams, Esq., that they moat *ply et this cam on or before the Sikh day of September next. when they will be Informed of the nature of the candidates end teadatowtala which are required to chow that they come within the 11111SIr Mg of the sold will, which upraises that they " are te be saper?anoaied or disabled lieutenants of English men of war; sad shall be single men without children, Maimed to lade virtuous, Aladin., and devout life, to be removed if they give maul= for sc andal.—C. ELONT.—Gautte. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPB.—At Brentwood a sof &kat numbs, of names has teas maim' to mutat the immediate formation of s volunteer ride emcee, for the torn and distriot. The /loyal Gaviria( Volunteer Ellie meet three thus • week. Their mama ceasiste of a mkt, tamers, sad ea p, of dark gram, th e halo braided. At Loog Melfori, Suffolk, a public mewing has bees bald to promote the Gamma of a oorps In the asighboarked ; but the effort was sot vary successfol, mil the gentlemen present, after ussairsoasly exprcesing tide egeion that rifle corps are Minable is the coontry gsaarally, without implying say putieular ream for remdMg &Lam at this partioalsr dm," ad foamed Ms dia. - Abater malt Weeded a ressdag at Hormel* where, on the mottos of Mr. Stsahops, M.P., it was agreed to Una a cup'. The members of the two compsaire formed st Great 'Yarmouth see toadugelag a regular camas of drill. IMPERIAL RUSSIAN LOAN at 1869. immune lITOCII. la brie et inee irk toile. Lima as Whoa. pfs p =a. Mei Ye elr 114. The aka* et lee ieeed Womb 111. in emlielleeStee a rde i m oiertle. reel Mak is . au4 So tic Y. likewss. if lrls p . m.m alenti le tr p rz t = uliel m er eV eer eel! MOP:4 I% Vrt l'ea le 1 11151 F1, — ...=. - .0tt....,. ..c.v...... , , , r.e...21t1.7 ..... Ino lm% ezi Ike Lie le pm , SOW. 1ge4 .. =1.0. im Larda awl New enApeireellee sof Meek& Amami 14 III& K (Stamped id. Additional.) ITWOMENCIL THE 1122LE3 IN THE BUILDING =ADZ At • sesetthe yeah: day of the =math* committee of the Chattel Amedellea a Kasen. Banda*, held at tbe Free. arca Timm G. Plebes. Aar., la the chair, it am re. What :—" That aerials unfounded mierepre esstatime la mierethe to the views of the aisociatka Wing calealsied to mike/ the "Fatima sad the public, tide our Weise delft hassaounee that me proved to deviate in say dosses from their original deterrelearka bee ever been made by say maim or entertained by the eseociatlos. That, as tithe sesedetha requires nothiss ad their workmen which og&t to wooed the aelf•reepeed of any honourable man, and as la ale eldest Is to Nome the toed= of labour, this com mittee recessed :—That the mane to which the meth tioa we pledged by reseludes a the let Meant be thinly adhered ta. That Nate Name. Trollop's works are re aimed se member of this amooletiou re-opms hie establish meet. That whatever Mame. Trollops resume their works the carless amtahare of the modal= recommence =gager meat with** wee bin as the bath of the agreethal. That this iiiinkles at Hs Otos do adjourn until Toothy seat, mime th e essmairim fi nd armaion to anus* at ea earlier day." MEETING OF DELEGATES. Led slat a meeting of delegate from the various trade to the teatropolie .as held at Shaftesbury ha Aldersgate skeet, to take Into ooaddrostlan the beams= to be adopted to referee to the meet dispute between the employee and the warble to the banding trade ; Mr. GRA; mown, la the chair. The following trades were reprominted :—Ropteroakers, stove-meths, Tailors Laborer Agency, Nevin gtonmeme way ; Miter mem mime, cabinet makers, cork miters, Sena Beset, of Boot end Shomeakers, City ; West-mi UAW ilitosmakem plumbers, AmeigmeMed Engineers, dm Mae" bookbinders, umbrella and parasol silk pular% Hoot and Shomnakers' Society, Fetter-lane ; sewn; jetport, citruses% pisetans, tin-plits weritem French Ohtani of the Bra of Lemke, United Society of Liberman, block Odes, boner makers. Pruett sad Fifth Division of aken, London Society of Compositors, flint glue tatters, and belokMpre. The CHatax.thr mid that owing to the small Interval of time which 'taped between the Wing of the droller calling the meeting end the prenent time, several trades bad not hem able to wed delegates. WWI had bimn remilval the themand others Maim that they had not had time to send tea, and he had no &Mt that may other trades were sal nay cirostostenced. The confereme of the building trades hod called the potent meettm. They had been agitating for a Mutton of the hours of labour from ten boors to sins, far the lost twenty months. They Lid their rem before the met& to the best of their ability, Lit be reps,/ Mel the press, with few enter don, were laiiminrs b their cause, end the public on that somas Won anonsous Improselon of the merits of their are. Tia* oho wished to Meccas the matter fairly sad _milk emplepera, but the employee would not listen to theareletemente or Memos the question with them. The Ilwieseg Ora sand the origin of the strike at Meows. Trot- Imes, mg sand am Mr. Potter, the secretary of the Wert men's Aissiklliss, le address the meeting. Mm. Pan= add they were aware of the painful question whisk was is Most, at the pessent time between the am germ imd ths emOnysed hi lie Wang Inds. It wee the old question of labour and aditg, a galatio• yid& was mood to nose la Its social fmpmlana and commannem. The conferees* etas bundler tease, therefore, cabled the premed meeting to ask tee the Moles and sympathy of their fellow-workmen la thole imment petition. Tory we. well aware of the mom end hismaswideb captil could bring to bear on the rues, area Yea II wail My to crush the move ment and thou who eltimmemel to brim it to a seccomdul termination. In the yeas 1800 end 1863 an agitates wen commenced by the egeratim mime for a reduction cf the hours of labour. snd ellisegb Piny did sot snored M getting the hours of laboor eh rammed, they got an addition of 6d. • day to their wive. The agitation was taken up by the o - her branches of the bongsg trade, till It resulted in the present eriaie. Mr. Potter stated to the meeting the various steps which bed teen taken prior to the rinks at Mama Trollope's. Memorials were prmented to four how em ployees —me of them beim Ma me. Too tftgife. Each etemettal vrae Mud by • large number of working men. The senploysta not only termed to grant the demob of the mm, but they each of than wr aoatpanisd the "good by the dismissal of • man, thus taunt ing Wen m mut basoltiag the conferenoe. At firm It had beam soli that only • flew of the as. were in favour of the nine home' movement; but when it was found that that wee not the ems they put forward • domment, and required the I men to meant to it by hand or voice, and thereby to Mims themselves slaves in the wont emu of the word. This the amen sensed to de, sad the workshops were closed aiming time. He wished to state that distinctly, in order to put the impossibility on the right shoulders. The con fluence el the building trader, believing that they had ' awed fa • praiseworthy manner, and in the interest of the trotttng clams generally, now cams forward and mated for the advice and pecuniary eadatame of the other trades. He hoped the time was not far distant when the working chases might be able to unite in one phalanx to resist the tyranny of the madam (Hear, hem.) They did not ea far anything which was sot founded on right and justice. What they Meld for, In the present butanes, might be se ceded to without inflicting soy hie on the muter builders, or coming any detriment to Use public. (Hear, hear.) They believed that the reertneration they received wee not euf- Selene for tan boats' lab .or • therefore, they were justified in asking to have the boars reduced from 10 to 9 boars. They bad • perfect right to appraise their own labour; and when they saw the condition of their fellow-workman, it was their duty to mete an dirt to better their position. (Haar.) The master builders never treated them ma men ethos the com mencement of the struggle. They never thought that the drop coming from the cloud voted become a torrent which they would not be able to resist. (Hear, hear.) All the trades were ready, be believed, to take a step in &despot, and therefore they ought to help them, for what was • pin to them would he • gain to the wholo. (Hue.) They did not wish to confine the movement to London ' but that it should be national. They wished every tradeto gets dimi nution of the hours of labour. (Hear.) If manury was good, it must be in the dinette of • diminution of the hours of labour, and In that respect it was noto rious that working men had not received any benefit from it. If 20,000,0001. was not too great • sum to pay for the snuncipatim of the West Indian sleets, five times that ewe would not be too much to pretest the opera tives of this country from falling into the pit of paupetisin which was yawning to receive them. (Hear, hear.) He Whetted that owe man was of mom worth then rolling worth and mighty eons, and although the doctrine of large profits might do well for this earth, he questioned if in the neat those who acted uojustly towards the working men—the pro dooms of all weelua—would not have to metier so recount. He thought that neaten was justified in having the Wanda, whilst others wanted the moraseries of life. He hoped they had not mot in vain, and that the meter builders would be made to learn that they bad mitered upon • contest which We not likely to terminate satisfactorily to themselves. A DILIOCTI asked whether, if the master-bnildem with drew OM decimation, the men would go to work at the varier hose, Including Memo. Trollops's. The CLUIDUR—No. He did not know what • day er two might bring forth, but up to the present time they were determined not to go to work at Messrs. Trollop's even i s f the itoonment were withdrawn. They would at the other shop. The Oltellatlce of the Society of Amalgamated Engineers mid be Ina of opinion that ea long se the master builders adhered to their document or declaration, it was the duly el 11l the other trades to support the building operatese. Hs thought that what should have been soled foe first was • diminution of the hours of labour with a carresposdina eeduction in the amount of pay. If Yet lig base done he was awe the wages would have to he Inoue red is • short time to the present rate. It had been "Wad thst the engineers were defeated, and that they bad been oompullei to sign • document that they would ♦ net be ing to any society. What were the fame When the raglan imaged In their greet strike the moiety counted 9,800 numbers. They were now 17,000. They spent be tween 40,0001. and 50,0001. In maintaining that struggle. Hat timing Ys Lot iris yams and a half they expended in diets rate Is Wei of eocidenta, in funeral/1, end tor similar elfish, as Ism time 139,0001., independent of the expenses el irmegesent (Hear, hear.) That showed the fallacy of wspretag that the trod* societies could be put down by s dosymont. (Hier.) Trade societies would exist as long ae seprbeiged employers existed, as long as penths related, se 12"- -ambdasilimulirasscgreithatart:::essasinuidatigkibeu:Fthf:::dmtultienevidiwyn:me:ajaheuw: alsch°:adhisiler.:.°lajth:o::::tbytielma:N6tbeiwtotreuciic:neiwiastarnll4:l:trisbetleydf;,is:llab,:c""illeigidieinarPaidemthasrer:eirr:bneetide.knet)mempohpailoiwd:: attempt to degrade the men in their own setimetioe. The question of the nine hours wee one between the building operatives end the msseers. The building societies of London deserved support from the other trades because they were liberal in susteinieg the similar efforts of other balm. They moributed 1,000/. thermals the strike of the enlisters, and they oho liberally supported the cork-cutters and others. It me the duty of Ih• other tram now to suppi.rt the build ing operatives as far ati partible. (Hier, hear.) It was • gloss calumny and libel to say that the wiciaties were led by .sea who toilet br e wore petiolate to agitate then to wort. Them:rifts men tbis to be • caltimuy. Bat it wen quite true he believed of the master builders that they an *peg a paid agitator to conduct their cause. Their cemedbated 1001. WI weekto support the building medu sa = l a g wag give a Urger taus neat week. Hs treated tie other Mies would fellosr their semple, end liberally sup port the prassat inommeht em gm pert of the building froths. Meer.) Mr. lowans. • delegate from the Tailors' Society, mid that wh.tever differentia Meth mist as to the merits of this partioakr etatme, that, maid he as dash' m to the interest it mated and the sympathy geld& It tames lit ham of the was who were edierbgY Hie eleaggle. (Hier.) He =Z , that all esateets between Meer sad capital were end that la the peanut OM ter parties were solar what i s the wrong. With regard se the -alas liners more meet, he thought the Wale; train were eight If they con sidered they could get whet lbw desinadid, But he had a perfect home of wenn, ter le Maw bow his own trade suffered from one. The rtes bail • gadget right to combine, and it wsa folly to try aid mama Sam eombinitig ; put at the prowat moasl, wise there was a mdly feeling springing up is Moor of shorten ing the hours of labour, he thought they selected a bad moment for this strike. But the austere put them selves completely in the wrong by setting forth this document. He had no doubt working man in London would sup port the operative builder as long as that document was in sisted on. No man having self teepees would do it, and if he did sign it it would be inoperative. He regretted to hear the answer which bad been ghee by the chairman to the qesetion put to him, Wanes Y hie egad= there would be nothing dishonourable, if the dossnmet were withdraws, is the man going in to work at Mame. Trollops's, as well as at the other establishments. The DILIOATZ of the 8001.11111111713/ thought that the ...amenent for the nine hours wee injudicious. It conld DOS be obtained except by moral swam He vas can that the thopenen weld sot have got a relasetion d ass hour If Mr. Mirabelli begun byath.U. Redoubt* whether theycould ever *seed Ica the movement, hearse the inexerablelaw of supply end dome* was opposed to them. list the dee ms* cd the meters we a gnat mistake, end be we ma all they would fail In eing it. He shouletherefore *vies the withdrew* el the document and the remeopten if week by the Ems In all the esteblehments keletlag lifters. Trollops's. ("Nes As") In reply to a questine, the speaker said he represeated the cemesities of bookblaim, and he believed be Isp•••=ted saga of the Valhi FOWD Seam said eseistlr L droltiel costrilate skeTt i leel could to support the MOVINEWSIL (Hear, hear.) Another 13001t1IND31 said that he differed in opinion from hie fellow traumas who had already *deemed them. He beibved thus erne ern a room sacred cense than that in which LH beilders were smsteil Lot they hod they or =fry would web the thinks of t eoo nhemilotht Sven thrones* the eormery. (Hear, hem.) The defeated muse was not unfrequantly the jaat cause, sad if so r this strike in say ore would do good. • DILMIATZ from the BOOT Ma dioattaxaas' trade aid be knew no meet who bed not a bonne of sakes and that pardtherly applied to the working man, because he Sawed most from strikes. Bat the question was what working sea were to do? If they had • jest cause, end their employees refused to Hetes to Maths, how were they to get it except by a strike? (Hear, hoer.) They sad ter nothing but jostles. He never haw a asses, who eked fee . nothing but j ustice. One war builder said be wiz= pared to spe d 16 0001 . on this strike. When could • man spend 16,0001. oe • Arnie?-end yet ft waa mem** that all the wealth of the world was the =eaten of the work ing man. (Hoe, hear.) He wee we* to hear the - @newer of the chairmen, bemuse, in his aphid*, the else ' home' soreaest was the main goodies. (Hear, hear.) , He looked upon the cause of the building operatives as the canoe of the trod.. generally. It might be all raw well for Lord Brenham to all their monist* a preposterous one, became they aged ten hours' wages for - nine hours' work. Bat he should like to know bow much work Lord Brenham did for the 6,0001. • year wadi he reed,* from the sentry end its working men ? They were compered with the curates ; but at the very time the computes wee made the curates were said to be the worst paid ohm of perm* Is the country. That was not very consistent logic. (Heat, thee) The DSLIOATE from the COMPOSITOR/I' Committee said he did net represent the ends generally, but the committee of his society, became there bed been no time to cell • general meeting. He bad no doubt that the document of the masters we au attempt to pat down trade ember gene rally ; and as/eagle thawsa • pert of the wears' sogrentoe the other tram ought to port the present movement. He thought they were jalOMlCui going for the nine hours, but as tee y put it forward on the ground of plethathropy, ought to he known whether they west spinet the principle of overtime, beam soles they did, the Philanthropic age. meet could not be sustained. (Hear, hear.) The Dierrawm of the SOWS siss proposed ea adjourn ment of the meeting ell that day week, by which time the teethe geetemltywouM be able to give more specific teetrootions I lotion &Mem& A DILIOATS of the FLINT-GLASS Curiae said that his sootety, which was to Birmingham, anticipating that some soh mesing as thiswonld be held, ordered their meresey to wrile to the societies throughout England, Inland, and Scot bad, Ind the unanimous teeing was In favour of the build lag aperaima Hie society would cannibals every week to the fends. (Cheers.) Mr. Maus thought they ought not to separate without seam to some conclusion as to whether the building opera tives deemed the emnpathy of the other trades. (Hear, hear.) With regard to the nine hours' movement, there was nothing anewoonable hi the demand of the workmen, If they thought they could mooed; and he believed they would Duc es* If they were supported by the other nada in the kingdom* He Dane knew a shortening of the hours of labour which was not brought about by • strike or an agitation of some kind. (Hear.) The math* met that day end *Morn* alter owning to • resolution not to withdraw the obooxicum document. He should therefore move that the meeting ap prove of the course adopted by the beildieg operatives, and that they deserve the inspect of the other trades. The resolution having trees seconded. Mr. EDWARDS moved as an amendment that the meeting wished to express their sympathy with the betiding opera tives in the present unhappy depute ; that it recommended that the claim of ten hours' pay for nine hours' work be laid aside, in the hope that it might hereafter be amicably ad just* and that • depot/tics be sppointed to welt on the master Seldom to Tama them to withdraw the deco meet. (No, se.) The meendirst, lavas as seconder, fell to the ground. Mr. Jesus asked *seam it uses not true that the plumbers worked only nee hours ? A PLOMBSR esildthete was tens. Mo. ALLlN—Tbsawbere is the difficulty in applying the came legated= to the other building trade* ? The tnamumix said that the mass abolished overtime, and so did several other lades Other trades were endea vouring to do so, sad men could not do more. The reeolution of Mr. Allen was then put and carried we nisnocuily, and the meals adjourn* for • week. TO THE EDITOR OP THE IXPILESI. SITr.4OII will oblige by inserting a contradic tion to the statement pub had this day In your papa under the head of The Strike in the Budding Trade." My wake ere stopped, and will continua to be so until the committee of the Central Builder: Associate:a decide upon business bang named, as I consider them entitled to Loy entire confldence.—l am, Ecc... EDMUND WARNE, JUN. 31, Soho-neer% Lastige, W., August 16. TEM FdOTORT Acr.—A copy of a memorial pre mated to the Semetary of State for the Home Department by Mr. Thomas itaudeidey and Mr. Phili pGnat, a the 12th of July, 11369, eomplainhor of eystanatio violations of she Facades Mordacious Ards; of correspondence relating to Massa memorial ; and of certain auggeetione for an ahem. don to the Factory Ant, mode by Ur. Leonard Horner to Mr. Secretary Wapole, tro., has bean printed on tho motion of Mr. Cobbett, 1.1. P. Mr. Horner aye that in considering these suggestions It should be borne to mind that when • law alevines with the free exercise of trade by restricting the hours of labour, it is amentia that all in the same business and coming to the war market should be pot upon the some footing as to time. That illegal working cm never be a mar* neglect of the law, accidental or wilful, but most always be a deliberate violation of it, directly by or with the cognisance of the miliewner, for the purposes , of gate. That I pummel that an be imposed under the existing law, espe , Milly in the cue of large mills, must fall far short of the profits made by the commission of the offocce. That the honest and con scientious mill-ownere are far more interested he having the imperfections of the law autenned than the weekgeople. It may be that some of the latter may dislike the menace of the hour. of work, and that they duly esernit help them selves by refugia, to wink the longer Mos; but a large pro portion of the workers who are as amosemek--end they con stitute probably tone-half of the obit boxy workere—get additional pay on a compeneades kir the lengthened time; end the total amount of that time beteg made up of eight small pule, esteemed by intervals from each other, the bodily opLireaeles coma be menahly felt. 'I us OngeT Reematt.—We are informed that instead at the let of September, the Great Eastern will Oat from the Theme OR her trial trip on Monday next, the 22nd indent. We are farther informed that, instead of going oat into the Atlantio, as originally intended, she will proceed, tint to Cherbourg, cant to Portland, and then to various other parts off our own masa. SHOCKINO DEATH OF A SOLDIER.—A few days r_ ....L _soldier belonging to Leith Port met his death in • manner. Be was robbing down • horse to harness, white animel, flea seem mane we have not bard em planed, genoff, and in doing so • hook of the banter* having caught the moldier's belt, deemed him round the Wreck same at • fearful rate. Before the NONNI could be stop ped be gala* into • Mais.ead with great violence Mocked the asiortnnelle sun's head spinet the e t4hle gall. lie Ira 'mortally menlatad, end died met dm% He w." toured no the enema of Senday lest In Itosebant Cemetery, ids fennel Mktg mosempeeird by the usual railltarl homers. The tend of the Lammers stationed at Playbill i dea were Pleolot. eel enosamelly beat a mt muffled drums emd Vie " Dad March." TM Ra. Mr. White, of Leith. M a gas omelet m elee ; and dterwardm three rounds et twelve were grad over tbe grave. Sevin! et-mammas tamed oat *wham soma sight of a moldier' • humeri Irish military Moan as • Soaday.--gootama rt. ED BEA owl INDIA TELEGRAPH prT sag MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ cf PAMIR ELL . 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Wmanimmist. mod 1 UMW dab 7 ... . ......7 a6.4 ,..5 ea groarre- • mdrore-A. tib rh. MI M. Mil ObmilmThe - 0 -' l . it i rmtN l Commdimbwommw. ems mlibmea-J. W. Ailkew sad Flirttr % e t . :4 1 == 1". 46:4 ". :ZZ1 a im w. if Owns mad limbila lmmassamm. Ommlb. iamb Mew. mbartritATlolB. W s Lamm ilwasw. yrs Imams. Aawi U. a N. Fray l a raripm ....... wow . Iwo. ipmam. dams W. MI Wm 1.40 WW Lamm li. • . 01. oris Y ea r. hamildu. lommwwdmor. Mumwt U. at Or OW. 1.416. AO& SALE 07 THE LIES! COLLECTION. The choicer portion of the magnifloant library of 11. Lilni, perhaps the most eminent collector of rare hooks I. the present day. ern. submitted to public auction by Mown. Sotheby and Wilkinson during the pest sad present week, and the priori realised for moodiness of the ancient bindisgs were truly 'marvellous. We then only premise that tide wonderful collestisu of rare and mimes works exhibited speoineses el the west bilthopegistic skill from the fifteenth costing be tie resent time, end embraced not only the mag nificent samples of binding bestowed ea the volume* by private mama like Grolier, )!dell, De Thou, Comet d'Hopm, Leeppierre, wed others equally celebrated, but wee pertionlerly rice in books whish formerly bed been the private property of pose, emperor., kings, mimeos, cardinals, end tekateg sethreigne of Eng food, Freees, Italy, Germany, magniticeetly bound sod bomb* either thew arms or the devices known to have been adopted by them. These sewn to have been collected with a view of tracing the bletay of ornamentation, end way of the volume ere on dotthtsdly magnificent specimen, of the tests of the former pomemors, who, according to the letter of Y. Libri, pelted to the comlogue, sveßed theeresivse of the AMU of the best artiste to thesis drive or patterns, setheel te , which set blows to have been fersielted by Giovanni tht Verona. Andrea del Be,thi le petit Bawd, sad even the pest Miele himself. IRS S?VSUEUN TABARICAMS. Yesterday the ceremony of laying the foundation stem of this long-talked-of balding wee performed in the memos of nearly 6,000 persons—about the narabererhich, it is said, this new chapel is designed to socoramodate. The site of the proposed building is well chosen, and with aim riwrd to the requirernenta of that extraordirery popularity which the reverend preacher who I. to minister within it, walls has attained. It covers • lags portion of the pine of waste ground adjoining the great Surrey hone bazaar, tithe corner of the St. George's cod Newington roads, sad befog immediately opposite the Elephant sad Castle—the room of omnibus communication south of the Thames—can faci lities of easy and cheep conveyance to the reverend gentle men's admuers in whatever part of the teen they may re side. Sir M. Pete, who is • leading member of the particular breach of dissent to which Mr. Spurgeon belongs, and who I. • liberal contributor to all projects for encoding the means of public worship is connexion with it, wee most ap propriately selerted for the aloe of honors:, mason for the amnion, end handled the mallet sad trowel end ganged and levelled the stone in that masterly WOW" which from his long experience in the building trade was to be ex rzda him. There sere present besides Sir Modes Mr. Spurgeon, the Lord Meyer. Mr. Pains, and a great number of Baptist and other dimenting ministers. After the Divine blessing had been invoked upon the new tabernacle, and upon the work of those who might be called to labour within it, the company were invited to deposit upon the stone their contributions towards defraying the cost of the ereetioa—en Invitation which we were informed we libe rally responded to. Various addresses were subsegmatly delivered, eppromiete to the aticemstances of the day—the Lard Mayor, Be, M. Pato, and Mr. Sparpon, befog amongst the stakers—and la the evening there wee • tee mem*. and afterwards public service, and further addresses In the Itepository, ,she, which win fitted up as a name, end where, by as of the Crpetel Palen concert chairs, 2,000 of which were hired for the occselos, Meiners INTO provided for between 2,000 and 2,000 persons. • second collection wee made at this service, which likewise produced • ounsiderable sum in aid of the building fund. Amongst the cosisibutions was 1001. from Sir M. Pito. MELANCHOLY CASE OP IMPRISONMENT FOR DEPT, —A coroner's inquest was held on Friday at the county when of Galway, on the body of Major Theobeld Barnwell Donnelly, who was arrested on the 19th of October, 185 T, under a warrant of the Court of Chancery. sthring out of the emit of " Peel v. Birmingham." Deemed was at the time of his arrest over 80 ran of age. He teen (says the Vindi cator) In a feeble state when be eaters* the prison, and shortly after his intellect became greedy impaired, though always of a quiet and mild disposition. He wes weneeted with some of the drat familiar ha the county, and received se • tnarringe portion 30,0001. He was for many years a =of the county of Kildare. The jury, after beating returned the following verdict .—" That the de eared died on the 10th of Aagust, 1859, from natural ewes and gaunt debility, hastened by a cruel end heartless In carceration. under an attachment from the Court of Chan cery ; sod we beg to direct the attention of the authorities to the law of imprisonment for debt, with a view to lts amend ment." The body was interred In the evening by the authorities of the prison at Forthlll Cemetery ; and it is right to add that they menifeeted •he utmost humanity and attest/co to the unhappy gentlemen all through his impri sonment and illness. THE MURDER AT Wm.—At the Leeds town-hall on Moeday two wee, assert Thomas Porker, cloth dresser, and Will.. Forrest, waterworn, were brought be low the saagistrates la a private rum, on a charge of being coacerned la the murder of Mr. Richard Broughton, on the Bescroft.road, on the evening of the oth but. At des eciock on Raturdey afternoon, talective oeer M Jigsaw', of the Middlesborough police, was laths market-plate of that town, when he saw the two who wire streagers to him. He was half tare observing the when Fowker turned round sad betrayed coasidwable anxiety at the WU. venture under which he was placed. He wee *bout to de camp, in company with Fairest, when the °Hoer noticed that he, In some eft .ee, stemma the description of the men " wanted " for the murder at Leeds. He coneequeetly followed them until he came up with another aloes, end then took them into custody. The ealy thlog found upon them was a pocket knife. They admitted leavftg Leeds on the Sunday afternoon after the reorder, and also admitted that they were seinewhere agar the spot about the time the crime rest have been esermilited. At their lodgings were found two newly washed shhts weep* up in a white hand kerchief, sod on the landkercidet were marks of three newly ed blood wash spots. A pleat was wily tern of the owner. Fowker Is said to have bees 11117 sashes when he baud that the polio, had discovered the beaditembieL and le mho stated " vrerl " oct rAhl ed ü bi p tad in a the tall. ea "' The al wilmatatauri="l6l.ll"a when tileiro identify either of the Ma, diet were d sad their farm paid back to Milddkehereigh. Mary Ann Gibbose, the lomat girl charged with the warder of the obits el a Mate a im ' ld Thosirswi, wee hem* .10014 to the ram yeeteldty. scum slitting' *Mom having boss *ow Ws the • depseilliirrn VAIMON.--WATHERBTON sa& BROOD= V e r...cra w eiia omai t zr: delenie red DZIFFI 001.1 1111.:1 garelliair b o geollrepost. 4.. °ewe& ssassamss — simsi I Is dr iposir& owl es Klgiegs orlil4