The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

. i, ~.c~-~ :_~~. I.IC s PXPER • 1 IT ire • • .7. 7 4; ' • - 1 A t. t 4 516: ' . tv' ~,_ z i`~~ .u' T+~-r-'' t ~ raa NMDas or .cratirrLM ozf 188 Bias 8348. PROM L 487 NIGEI2'B 64112TZ 2HE STRIKE Ili THE BUILDING, TRADE. NORTH LENT RAILWAY. sal mooars ADITIALLIN LINE' 111 IN r ogswilisevorn es lain the .1•Ir W to Nallark L ir LI VIINI an awl Vits*Lel l".".* 1 i creers e. = b autella s tat .... c . Wirrtor: :=II,LITT.SVINIAIIISTATT. P is EWIT sod MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE rat Ere 1111P.—/fer MAI I . i MILONO IMO a b. Is ti e r ,., m lor two a ma mx m Cam=: mit esedlou asesarieirAlwwe R t W Pima off* DETIT/ MOO= t PITT asi MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a MUT IZ fer I WI D 11999 t• nada 4 6 em, . .'• rmi. =.... ef ill_ma_.„•sra in die weds Io a =ler Paw se ,iv k . " -- tad MOO S. 9, It4l. REVITT Sad MO ♦ ORE'S AUST ipR~~A{aLI♦AN LINE el UMW, BEITP.I=IIIIII7 otzu . trea MOW 161 Meier 01 " t h iAr:O d b. t da Pll4 it ei trar easier he Iseepietee al d ta. sows ggle a r moofts. Wheat bOO4 ee home way awl 11001111 AUMALIAN LER 2A 11711 P.—he L• 111011117 abed Is loader.r bar um:mite ... Es ar eig Ti — bTnr — rr ail Naliodrait. rTT seml MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d PA =HP ...Put LA ONCIPPOI IWO impolkw mirr 4* l. ma . lbs& i4l7 'AMA% he Anik - Anif i . we I . ib in=s4 . mid las t bdli . tiot orp . IT I . I•I.IWNSOINS. VII ir NA. 101:11g11-AMTUV e r i rM NOOKS. N. YDNET Direst (Noma die 15th of Sopterto:), :. ti vais it i -..-..- . 5am...... cirm.-04.7:70 lATDNIET Dine, the bet-sailio g British-built .r m NOP IMUMILDWAT. N l ,llll B. ItIMIDT,Own• B=4 . r5.,!,.12 . /wip. " is a regular wig. be Ow sowsodwiew formw rEr t ilef swum W. owl N. ties; w W 1.. loam oi. o. oplNO WHARF Meet, the het4silieg idlt at ! , COLIVILIVE=, panar=ti li egraii.slig Sr Edwin 1 ampnisly ke emumpa—Apply be 1110141111. MRS. MONET WIORAM and BONE' (• ~ll_e 6? fir W add Of3alrk. '" 4.l, 2" ‘ loll_ 6l"" Vala% dor : des Yaw mem emem. Tam oble Ir. bat aid Wad br Wm& ow, Walesa and dm Mani/ for 11.• Amaral= pew wept Mak ra I. *ea karma Me maleamtr rayed mmo. Mar far ad dame. of are aneerearKm . l dr . . 7 .l .2ll7....a g aismeasead INV Wa&- ALLPORT. sad Oa. falli nom OAT 1 " 71111Wimil 1101 . LeMsaliali-eara. ERR LINE of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS )(WORD MIMI Os OI L rad Or 11.111111 A • 1111112116rttL an g= Tarim. Plerimium. Mk. in•S do Joadro: --E ma ...." —*liiiiii' I ar g ard. s.-17.7.. IWI I I.II I :: p li. AN.. 1 4-- ar.,.. a.--1 " - :-T" — `-i t ie":,.g. wis. .......s...i. inc: a. isc •wer se Alm= W es 15 u 'e al. =s e l EELVOr ml. two la Ile aa.l taw. so ft VI s ig t To ilai I .. jam., = " retel as. um' Slim; to llf . w mso3 Ns r ynala rams imm 1:. il 55 X. . b Ilia NesimAyrea @TEAM COMMUNICATION bet wen LIVER praVFAII :Mar i. Talirl i tarzzi. Ins mow Is ° et , mnsum ma - froi li trltrer s. o Sr a ravnitti ...... .... r i......,.... 1 61 1 as:ait etirtitiMikaii. ... ' ' ...... ' : irt I had ai ainiiii ... ... = °d.j.. Mankl: B. U h lt. asil IN= tons ass:smears& Mileir e = in U Sale besied Womb mania fil M i l ranision nsly le YUMAN IfilIAN,ll. Wins a ll. ; sr to =vas ems 'mow. 13.. Ass wmosssosss. g r am= mad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL is sum by %rim& l'M el FA i . 1 1 b a MI 11 = 1 1. . aria it..l li t I • eidrecel et NMI bent:s o ve rs i ' leiiiiren - •R 19((, fee NTS. It AA.R fee XXI= . Owl IT. ceTIADA. Me 110IITOTI, . Pot X Prom noun, tadaillag owners ine prebbeeb% 4IT lolembil DM se l'4,ba k uldsti me Si ep Imre :—To Hobby sob /TAM Aid si t 140:41d ir = /IPA Ti Now Tab. We ONX ; 10 me mil l i., mt. yrWeed. 6l Selo'r 4."' 'parce.k m e ar an l im ast j . 3 . 7 . : et 1 1 ins i dismally, Yoe sceeepoolades gee a ler yamst . Ln: ...,..r7l. M. ... s. .e. obi 11, Dideler i bitCYZlParikk O. awl i. lass Obieser; et m NY% Wpm Wil•Pelieelb Leer feet VERPOOL to AMERICA, ovis7 WEDNES DAT.—Diram Q 11012% SIS IDA : TA : : throoNt Ie NIW IT TORL 10.../.4 IN p er AmtilAdt to aosemareokAkes. Alm lo Oar& Awl Ow C 0 . ,/ Mad Lwillflll. coesettratt li tis One, Siva! It W the lia•AreN 0 xnn Steam Me Om. paro Ant. , lA.• toll pows/N1 11•AAM Rena SteeleArs. TO •A IL. TO 1014011. IT. A SCOTIAN. Sept. T. NORTH BRITON. ITU tNSItIC 1444.14.AN,01/) S /MARIAN. P. H. V 1 WHIM I D. DIAN. Doll SI out CANADIAN. s. EIS=INANDIA ANSIS IN imagism szaaLE. WWI. TEAM to BREMEN TWICE WEER.—Ths I.tSao! Otionones Sao to& owl pooolul ..tros .Imooto OCUWALAII 6. I.II3 . wrry W tolt. Polootron Rots totto g l.f L Oclrot• Miltor ai nflAlt Caloonai Mot, itoookokom W. ot .4 PluAlrri• IMO eel PIIILLiPIet. Asap to do Nora °dors bIDI. ItosOloott. ON/. Le. Ic= sad EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to ttott.ot D. Wow, So WATIMILD COIL sc r ee li1W2111111•11111. awl brilli s. Pl awkw4 to . 111=1. •Np]OC•~ a tirl ial rlONDAttrilartiAT.eal /Mk; lr irtOISE by tbe " rie.—tak Pint IbVis. wtsl4wi. €4. lam Uebas. mynah re amaii. eft. doxod - The non amigo lam Wasamad Mb a Ow; sztrarta.anarfOrb a re n= 3 7 . rigalairoa l =a mad 11714 lahlasis ; to 'Ur. DOW, XT. WOmellad ; • Mrs. CONAII S. Oak. jrP TU R E B.—l st ia Letters Paint. WIIISMI 110611 A IN le ell••• 4 bp Tomb .."I of Malt se :: ... If lbws : • son WOW Web .rnd demon est II mast L 7 ' gm be me +w. low. • degerbeirr *maw nag be =1 4 6 IbroWbi Mb •• So -reu 4 sik• tsar tee tube Um b ile Idea Me b I. ..da3fl7ll EMAIL Pimillip. .A 0 thablaiii Timm as Of sfr•rnaffm.••• ii *mob Ye mil gm liWr 41 . 1 ACT at ORATITIMR-20.000 Caplan of a MOW 111 andellsa— Xert:s bosh alliMmer ° ANL . m iteeol l. l• l* IfellsCa Crartnig ankiblab Ir rod kr Ye brat. Mtuheik Ow Err rd. Il• sirrefwe wed Ow. romom ammon.. on romipe Or =Miaow awl too Nair 0.:=M00% • ow, 111A lid oloinlidoCoory -41‘,"J•lein WA Zob.. Wreeesoft Mums arms. Ta.44.0.1..n. Wow • CT II a nutqaot ott IFT V TAM W......t M. Ta.a... CULVKRWEL M.R.O 8., L.M.. L.8.A., &Mcsr a g mmutiv ralosel. upesZ: st i. e. Namag, WOW. as oria&i., The Floydelop lif fier Onsiollll.-ibli mil Odea. 4 4 :i..... •Pollzr:.==.l.-Mt. A. ,...,... ROTLL ROOM, Windmill-street, Pissed'lly, ow NOW OW ke th. WWWir liwnw Ow Pww-reo WM Ws MUM!. SWIM weawled W Wow. .$ 10 ciao& Dor word 26 I; ear MEM 114 OM Wiltlw. nAUTION--WATHERSTON and BROODER Ulm as se ErPr e r•E a b l iat a sal D 1 GOLD If ii. awl :1 1 1 i gMee la eine mid ec ni t .i.d. prailple, sea roe .14 Ct.o. Amp mai ofea ~erg he la emeleM albillseme dem se II Isike amain. earl ea Diamplepe st L W=DINO sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. D Dairetaar-Aittrant,.........= PA .....—, Wort 2.114. Jowl Oen% DI 00 1 5.01111111111A0S DADS of •I'M I WI MOWITID DIIVILOPII CAN* DMVIV 110015. sod INKSTANDS a. wits: dart Qirt; Neliles. sod Owe scow. tb.llllll S IMP CLOSING 1001.11LIDII. Yr a •thcao....W., of ILSOADUIDI wed 1101ISLIIIVI mutable tor PRIWKINTATION, W mbar as farminte, to b. bad ell BINS! ILODDIOURILIS.PIasiddIy. WO &INS hula flartridooinot. TUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, 30s. Na t ha, Oa Ha P. anhar . lag• — ag.Zi aris halm la Mb Irfpa oil be hind at aged., Is gay MR NM ha 'mama 11. hardy the frve Mn hoguand by ?ROC SUNS 1" -MCI, rm 44114 ITURATED TEA.— SIDNEY and CO. i lt t M was nig ?HMN. Tar ..d W. Oneues at 11 a bra yearn pnireil Mier Ur ssaans• . Isn.. allow Similar) ma Is Ismilla eistaanad ildrematic Varootasar. is .W ••==l: mind& and two I tl 10,04 ass of a bat, is • zoomani b, lamb prolog bass viair lawarlid t ldlabla deism and layabosals .a MIK Tie Poba*/ la sol• at Oa yard.. mad ma Is like /ID Fi r s 00.'• TS• NIT•OL141111 SIM • Lays* 0.. lonians. Pragestins is. sat frac THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS mad COlfllllB to IPOLAID see al all tams to be Nadine et =We eat Ca. Ti. Rag Wellsameren. ata. Ogee ame INN Oren Tea. fa ed., Sm. al. la lei. erten 4g. dee Imam Tem ea. la lei, me 4s. TO& sad se to Or 'Weed a. sue wisp Ma fellwee at mama Ws Itee/ease. • Flamm' tem Ilaearsat west peke, LAMS VIJITINpoEA-131DE, T s sist, k1.48P • be dr Ir ma. the deed b...e a =:= . l 44 . 7eit'as aisi zeriZzlrm dale el Ile Aft. eiget . V... ee We. ag leteetb me Al l i e %OM O. 114, tiel OIL pr WOW Geellee. ereele re is the 'mem NA Ode demise. "A. Ilenehol 6 Mem' la zed he bt. Ileid MU. lisMebeetka. Loam am b, themble sod T ay, Pawl bitlea. T HE 0001.1 NEWB of GIOD. Sermons by Cubes Imam WNW geWWW. Be be =Me balm WITATIA. ?Wed bebes. ea. TIMM barb Mew, Ida lbw lepers. b. ANDZOWILDLord ober Peer. beeall Saba b. WWI!! TV•lllif TyeLkelellbillONS. UMW. 2.. ea. 11111101111 ear the TIMM. Mover Ebbe. 6d. Leblea. bar W. helm wed Boe. M a ibed /ma Whim osigeokeneo le. St- Poet tree. VACATION THOUuHTB on CAPITAL 1.011111111111111101 Clocemelhellel 'Wm:el My Climates Peit.we. AS. we et her Olekosph Ooosegoloscro of the Own tor the Rad Y broolnet Deka,. Leeks: J. WWww.. 169. PlowlWy. W. gREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP. —Oa SATURDAY, he 17, .111 be rehear, Ur RIM, we LITIATKAII SUIANKR et 0 • ILLUSTRATID lIILIP ear erre Ur (err, lisle et Corintelke, wed Lee erlhe ef ISS el=it w iu t .. lli derriptlete at the PerSeebeelh, &yew Ifedee, RkhOrg, Ceauwars, Reams, end =Tama SIUIrP aid DIONIMMO: with lerneetlea 1r tam Prows. rig OUP Aerareedetlea. eir We. OPRIMOBlallin SS Dwell. The eller illmaniall with ainalfame De m% eed terry a mare end a MU .1 ilie . Urreshe I Timm.% 01Ret„S, Ohre lirrear, Sera& 111821PULION OP MEOILINICAL 3NOINIEIB.- ANNUAL NIZTING. We haw* already dated that the annual meeting of this Matinee will b. held Milian the present k at Leeds, sad that our maguidoent Town hall will be appro rioted for the purpose. This morning the fliit meeting f the remits' sod discussion of pipers will take place in the Ctvd Overt. The eubjecta that will come under consider:alio* its mimic The subjects to be read are— I. Os FileCetting Machinery, by Mr. Thomas Greenwood, of Leafs. T. On the Economy and Dunbilii jof some classes of Swam tinder., by Mr. Robert B. Longrid4a, of Manchaarr. 3. Deetaiyeles of a direct-artist stems cram, by Mr. Robert Iterrimm,et Neweasthrca-Tyart. e. Deacriptios of • sew proven per, by Mr. Alexander Atlas, of Perth. 3. De scription of Beres safety-min fee rerun boilers, by Mr. William' Naylor, of Leedom. In tie shernoun several importeat west, IS the town will be vetoed. Messrs Marshall sad Co's Sax sill ima be viewed hem two to five pan, on this day rely. In the eves lag • reseemisiime will be held in the Vi,tora H.Il, to the attreedem of which thews will to an exhibition of tagiverertad immidele smi drearier, philosophical instruments, webs of I eat, Me. Tel:mono* (Wedneeday)morning peers will &gala he la the Clop Coort, imoluding the following : I. Oa the sw limtb of .apse-heated Mama in mane endear, by the - itt. 2. Desetiptkin of Fryet's sepa rate. he eemelyhe locomotive tenders with w a ter, by - Kr. lamas Naha, et Low Most. 3. Ou the cosaireothe at Maas teams, by Mr. Beafessin Goodlellow, of *emphasise. • On Improved break power for stopping railway trans, by Mr. Alexander Allen, of Perth. 6. lemeription of • etseim maw, by Mr. J. Campbell Boma of London. 8. Dmerlp. Ilea of the plow engine. at Atthingtoa weterwcebs, through the esentary. la the efesenece verbal work' will be wished, Metalling the Arthaaatto Waterworks engine& It lb, amain the =legs la the town will be doted by II Maser at the roe Hall, West Bar; whiolt will, however, on Tharaday: moralism be supplemented by as excunion per vellway to Low Moor Itos Works sad Beltairc—Leade Akron. Nowno Sawn asourn.Watiran.t. City. and JUNTA 4,7 1 t ro tik b a b vel ". jeargLick I d et Ts u•EI IwK 6.17 : vaaprv= mata i.. b==. U ma g a rt==alm Ww le w le k Mil=a s k=mma... 4 W WI w a viZira • 10 aid .rv1.111141.. M . l ; . Dr . EtVeraftg i ta u ltztOU cram. w = 0, """ Il agali.t l eTt =I? (L i nt " Itra - 0 Is . mit" I MI IMIO-UP • RFAi•owOnsisay Oman Itormisi. Ilairli& • Iy /10 MIT PM HOIIIII.—ILT TOILTOGALOITIM. ilig noili LAIL allet -01.,._, V W Mint— WM . 41.m11L ..... Kt. W. /Pm Oise ilart—W. IL Osi. bora Innia• . W. 3 =l • 241, .... v.... , . Ortemat. lake • tow W %m 86 . . ..S . ibalrinr .• . ama. , i v. imb aist, b ;w . D'r t•Wrisi. ROMs.. P ft Ow 2=i____ . . awn* limlillmisa wok • ai rwor=r wi vallt. astir la N. R= 6. e.. 6.. w1ke am% res4. l V .irit , Ilmw,Wa. itiolk—lL IL Wilir. 01.041.1 a. mad, Imllep—J. Goma. rlowarlizealtet a tr=l . . dunk OIL allineralklaw—L. LeN" w =lll4-7. Wilkes. a , bellmeksr-11 14 1: 61"...5. . Ardylorit l itlie s S • Ctidisrabls'a llar a ta l l yams. rms. W o tilli s al is_ osork . L. dr, —Y. L. inft. T. w. I. Clowpsr. arm Illemils•pedh =Ow eittth..... ... 5tz . 11 , 1 ......-- Efia .,...„.,...... i . i ..... t . p_w. Ilase i alfew 31 , - • eedis.stresi. weed O. Osiris. ilea rict ri br i s i Mr i ZerosN 3 r 6 = Illogeeced. Milos. onleer liseenslinek -J. Warne* lebeediessi. "6 = gdowdow. DITIDANDS. Oel & H. Tlebeher, Psisawdek, Oloscesdnides. Imam is& us. aufastarse-041 U. J. J. W. Wawa., OMANI Woo sod ladseh dad mew -de" a W. It. PwWWw. Teiselassw. rainy aostobace-liset. IS. I. Oieven. Pone Teem. sad llodakam.lloowkwalemelor tad se& pit sessrislw-14.1.11. t. Tela. SAWA ssdD.=•ss •tz.tresioiagWr=Wi•s. IL T. Div% Widsombe lees. War eassr. ORITITIOATIOS• be 0 . 010 . err td Whew. to tee wairsly Soo. r. Ti. IL lbw sad A. Ill m o i nsisiereektlO, City. sew Hasler-Sept. IL J. T. Rail. Wowlmlstrost, TegeoduaesewSessa. owl I Ocoweldelmel. Oat .leAshsd. NSITs Awa 11,. R1P0 TOISOLTED. J. Rosettes. NS .. sad Ti esea. Usk eardvniasin-J. Brit mod VtAdes, TseA west. Owed.. towssfeedwre. Idied Awl W. Cornwall, pristen-11. DIN . . T. AIMS.. 0, IIM.• 4. or. Batt., Teckniirc Irooilm se New albs. lid J. Ibser-M. Obarlsewsesi J. mem: WO Lew Todoldre, maiden-J. ead J. _. essesidses. oisee.3l= m L44. L. sul O. . 11 1 7 1 :: .A senoiwiessemil-7 rid . — sar ilm =%elt r i lissi r M.edols: = on e 6 un- O. 11. . Lab" J. P. G. AM. • ~,, sod W. '''' se men t a rbrot. simoinirdess-11. o.l. pllsedse. sir amid .A. • T'''' W. O. 'A ittan.l= sessth b i i 4.. 0* MON sad A. Sisplosjes. der bellies-J. sod J. Love. Oingsw. era TM& Joey Trance. (=Ols e n=WWlSs. OWL IA at MIRA O 0 Duesewtlas. Chows W 1 L.!. sad Piss WOAsani.alrem mullealmiga. o . l ST. sk Ws Isesidl JAMram% o S OAISraiLL, imemllle aressini. 11101. 14 silllr ft t~ MHZ GREAT EASTERN for AMERICA.— Tr 0 11 A? beehasiel to lame EOLTRIAD roari_v_vard as the Mb laelael Mid= tr=". ". MO llsehthes ebeesedh elm er eiti* INS be AWRY es b. L be Ihele TWINY eremesd se thrier: FL=ll.ll. d"matmL.V..tr THE GREAT BASTERPL—This Stienreldp will th, WAt s ietsre L mi t W H I"" OLTIthr. b"111- MW•412 Islow s. agiy ea taw et Qs NWdO:lloogim namilV i eltrlgliwireo. Leedom. &O. LHE GREAT EASTERN STEAM SHIP.— ilTr (SHLT , UMW all M seedy foe He tompelea et of Ra y et POZSLaII et alma theta to He He ; rie will thee sleet at Ivor tibepeweeg eel men moo Yoe 1 One le% . Illoe t mein Sere Ist OM reaNisa arla is le Yard. the SSW troth hiehelvs. rodlleerettelo Weenie& ea Ile eital We will be resolved as lewd se . lab Ilea W I tth loot. ca mad Wee .111 be vereival se beard ot Hollheed. = sail Helar. Mo . = w ill mall foe Wtod from Partied, U.S ,on the ligl a hews Gem essideess that the above hill ho I UES la hell dwell ma sieratka one. tam des mien en 11. T ea J. H. T ATM TM OHM 11. Rine le allsoentresk S. Me. MEE ORISAT EASTERN. 5 ...WC. " ir Zra mW. ao.n m val ; LT, 2 0a. 2m..... iimaraingra I.l=lll an I from Moly bad with ems m" Ost. Ii as . arm of 10.. Tihr Milft ell be Imesd eft Ws viil trip tie:l.lBU tau Groat SW. %Moan ic A r., WI he br•llibl. for preeadtra So lud.tam r im" dlber is Wk../ 1111 inst. sad Menlo( Crook Obit is W . Dad Iwt. Paresson Ida Ims la Ss id. es Imp furalthed with Who* Ilehle J. H. T ATllll.ftlifilm7. % e a Mi giniya i l). Wag Willawasll.lo. empL I. TER ORRAT EASTERN. - TO-MORROW c w t 1‘ Nage t/ tam 1•01 law liM rogr=liw Ira si le i"kim ""1." BANE of DEPOSIT. e haw st = & &s ta le: l M (144.641 r no sale el Moosambag re aill".l. ls tie le 41421.1 i inglrrsii iiir. arsami um I. rttkdreva v ttlost istr i ts " Ft j ratilro3l j , l l.ratlng Direct= rillnett wig aormis int tom as reoliowo. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ibbillsbod la ITO 7 IL LosoWN44lV a ajw . . gl a Choolog Wootakasor. Dam et 11/21.-41 Floe M o ld LS JoY, 1163. ca Sons Illois et hoes" V. pinkies*, Is do wit Milos of for Isoopoolom owl Tomo se Promo' opoi: al the cameo gm. or to ME of do Omosofs wog,. ROYAL CREMORNE GARDENS. LIZTWO WNW el lake GRAND CIRQUE OLT RPM intD7OVlNllAlrti r eit l iktell Mee =lie Irma Smalls se Ye Lamm MORROW tTbarelaG. Aral beem—Agablake IA Ameemasia teen INI 11 Mom Y Wee W MAW DAILY, at S del a* (and on Monday and War "limbo st i nalLt i I vo arm ble art —i n limas:bit, D rabritZ= L ii• Li. ":" ""1"«.h.12 Amps, &NI Sum Ile . A DINIIII 701 1113 7001. William Fox, of Nottingham. w. a member of the Society of Friend*, end he was ass at the tree old school of Fronds. His sympathy hr the poor was deeply excited by serving the office of overseer. sad, eethag how poor some were who bad to pay the poor-ruse, ha resolved to renenties the pariah Nada, and thus purr their miseries as much as ris It was the custom thee be roomy perishes far the oversaw, sad the committee who tittered the weekly per meats of the paupers to have a pod dinner at the du of their day's labour, sad this was paid fur out of the pr estos; but se It was a manifest abuse, he dritaird to put an end to the purer . He, therefore, hastesed away biro the clue of the weekly pa”nent to the dining-roes, sad thus addressed the master of the workhouse the ready ? " "Yee, sir." " The bring it in." " Ars the gen tlemen reedy, Mr?" "Never mind the guitars hay bring it in." And was dose. rtow_, cell . 11 the poor people, dr, now cell the poor people. Dust thou not beer whet I say,air "This Maser fie foe the gentlemen." "Pee the paths= • eh! who pays foe It then, do the pa tram ?" The worlthous-marer, staring most amazingly, said, " Why no, sir, I reckon mot; it's paid for out of the poor-rase." "Oat of the poor-rsoes ; to be sum it I. thou art right. The rates are for th e poor man, and not for the patierea. Poor•tates, eh ! I think we have no genticmas'a err, se htch in the poor at can and look quick." The workhouse meta rat, and William Fox went too to see that he did se be was ordered, sad not to give the alarm to the patleara, sad in a few strode was hurried to a whole host of hungry paupers who bad not for years set eyes on sash • her is that. They did not wait for a second invited= to place themselves at table, and William Fan beds them help thoureives, and at once there was aMr of eetivity that toe the time It holed justified the arm of the hems. It was a workhouse, indeed. William Pad ell the time stood cutting and carving _end handing good rare of pudding and meat to rick as mot get seats ; is • few minute, tree wee • thorough charm of the table. durcely had William Fox diemired his delighted company whom another company prorated themeelves, and these were the 'oarsmen, w h o stood in amesemaet. "Why," ex claimed they, what " is this, why is the table in this state, when is the dinner?" ' I Land a very good dinner ready, end se 1 know that was hat the poor had a right to dine out of the parish heads, I have wend it out to the poor accord ingly; but if any of you is in want of a dinner, he may come home with me end I will give him one." The gentlemen knew well the character they had to deal with, and never at tempted to ream the practice of dining at the public charge daring William Fox's year of office. EXALTS OP LONDON. (From the &pert.) The health of London is improving,and the mor tality is below the average of the 'season. In each of the oomiaponding weeks of 1849 and 1864 between two end three thousand of the population died ; to the week that ended ow September 3, 1869, the registered deaths amounted to 1,047, After excluding the years of epidemic cholera, this Is 76 lam tbmetlan average number (1,123), corrected for Monate of popolation. The earth underwent great magnetic commotiots during the week; auroral lights were seen, thunder end bghtning were observed, acid rata fell on three days (0.33); but the most direct muse of the decease.) of death was the fell of mesa temperature to 67.6 dere; or to 69 dem daily as the mean highest, and 60.2 dews, me the mem lowest. The mesa temperature of the Thames was 66.4 dogs.; and it varied little. The barometer was low, 29.600 the dew point wee 48.1 dews.; tutelages of the air with moisten being 100, the humidity was re td by 72; so the air was dry gloomily. The wind, blowing from the south-west, weed over Greenwieh at the oats of (4 8) nearly five miles sn hour; and on Monday and Tuesday the average velocity was eight miles an hour. Diarrient, which d-ponds to a conaiderable extent upon teeeperature, declined as the, temperature fell ; the deaths by the dimwit were, however, 166. The deaths by cholera were 6. Breall.poz, chiefly thr mak the eeglect of vaccination by parents, destroyed 27 lives. 16 deaths were referred to meals., 66 to scarlatim, 13 to diphtheria, 3to weep, 16 to wboeAug-crierth. Fever was fatal to 49 persona; 21 wider wad 25 abme 20 years of age. BM &alma died of eyOills, 3 persons tiled of delirium was, 2of disease, induced by bum:pentane. These ere rah • fur of the deaths awed by vice. Of orasemption 73 persons died in the prime of life (20. Mg. and 68 et other Agee. Twenty-are portions died by sec:Manta; bet It le well Immo that while some deaths are rosily seellestal, the =put of them arise from the negligent* of the prime we, or of others, sad many seek deaths may, there fore. te prevented. One murder or manslaughter was mile twee, and four suicides. WW.s 40 daatbe of till people were regletwed st the ego of 80 aad apwerde, 201 Wan , • died la London under one yew of age; .study, Bof small-pan, 83 of Star/hats, 14 et lobes, eof vans nu the brats. 29 of convolaloss, 17 a yirematem birth, and .51 of atrophy and debility. But ',bat was the comae time &swam? All may well inquire, for all pray that the lives of " young childrea ' may be preserved. The births of 1,711 children, 878 boys and 833 girls. were regirtseed &Drift the week. MITROPOITTAX FREE HOSPITAL, DETOWSIITIM actoAß., CreT.—The sip:mate flambee of patients relieved dude; the week aiding Sept. 3 wee: Medical, 610, /if. 'kW, 829.; tota, 939; of 'blab 319 win ase ales. The strike hue entered on s sew phase. At s mega( of the iilkattell Oommtttes of the Muter.' Moo t:Utica, held at dm Premaamea' Tavern yedteda), a report wee made that Hawn. Trollops sad &as had resumed their woke, and is mesesasnee it hr bees announced, es will wear by as eivertiessent in mother coining, that " establiahownie of ell the members of the aotociation will be fully rsopmsd on Mon* , next, on the bade of the deals radon ea &rectal at the meeting of the tat of An; yam" Pram thia it win be own that though the arms avid odds the drilla woe originally directed, gad, indeed, the day Om whom totitioggs ban streak, boa now red opentlins, thin Is as yet no roved of the tendadice of ti do oxbow/ Welk The maim Witt ages the " declara tion," farm the man team it, " the odious dogmatist," end the ass awed le be as dwanalost r www tidy wore sat to aotwadte la Yolegisii at Yr astalsi et the =Mo. two &p leaders stieniel gbh desseelde. • Owe of them depeeetirse wee km the hdhhnf foresees, appdated at a meeting of that body hed ht the Adelaide Gallery, Lowther Arced% on estozday, Lot ; end the other we from the matt-etriks exa minee, otsainteg of foremen and am-matt: wan.. The npronatation nt fail is both memorials war; math to the own purport, manly, to roan the demand r decinithet beer .d Oa Ware ononat Ink ask lam, bat to modify it to far as that a verbal want to It sinald be soaloisat, thereby simply making It a shop rule, end dispaidag with the number, counterfoU, sad books. Both depotations were told by Mr. Wales and Mr. Sidney Indth, the neretarirs of the Blanes' Association, that the sonsiatice Wong Y starting adopted it es a striding rule not to receive dipatatiosson the pawn that if any work bad any omplalat to amke they ought to maks it to their employes sad not to the sasodation, the committee could not, within the nactles of the association mad the re manding of that role, missive either of the depotatkma. They would, however, rendre thin respootive memorials, to which they would one sway sandesnkm. The manna was st Ns dam adjounted suss die, sad as the more prominat mann' of it quitted the lama they woo maned with bonny Ind hisses by the men who bed aseenbled In the Greet, It is rid, that the nosressisty men who have agreed to ceedkem to the dealarstiou at the anti-strike committee's rooms wow number about 600, upwards of 70 haying given in Oar adhesion yesterday, the great majority of whom were skilled workmen. MINTU4O OF TBADZS . DILKOLTES. An adjourned =snag of the nada delegates was bald Ira night l the Shaftebary Hall, Alderjat►etteet ; Mr Ptaransu. Is the chair. _ _ - ---- ----- The Cw•Taisarr said that their dispute still ranamd =- matador the avatars bad ropadatad all attempts at sada dos oa tat part of ths am, bat in addition to this tare had saw op what we. wailed an anti-striae committee, which appeared to consist solely of • Mr. Ballard, foramen Omahas at Messrs. Cilia's, who took upon himself to WARM questhus. Mr. Nous gave a steamiest of the expenditure of the temaittee, the details of which will be found below. The onat of 2101. W. ed. bad but received from the country alms the last meeting. Subectiptions from ruins trades (including 2001. from the empasitors), to the emoted of 5721. were handed in. B. dim this, 2001. was promised from the Philanihropk Society of peeper, and an sancomment was made that there wall robs* be • subscription of 1,0001. from the Arica pmelsi TIER MOVEDIZIFT AT DOLTON TOR AN ADVANCE OF WAORS. WO listed that a movement was an foot by the operative eaten manners of Bolton to cicada an edemas of wages. What they irked for wu & per mat and gee, which maid mks the whole equal to 71 pee mat. Dialog the pest week the emeisted maw, rememmtieg mast of the bigot mills la the asighboarbood, bad agreed to mord* to the remest of the ogles, se far ae not chorale( them for gee, sad else to *m hare en is few holm bobbles, • eye lets whoa hem mei emplateed of, bat beyond that they ranee to mks any timber &drams. The proposal wee Mid before the Mame' committee, and on Thursday amass a Meg a . emahmr wee cased, at which seventy mills ware represented, mad they unaalmously 'greed to accept the terms proposed for the present, @spec log, if trade continued good, that at no distant date they would be able to *bias • farther advance ; so that for the pelmet thee is no appear me of any acentke of labour, the men looking upon the matter with Judgmeht, and avoiding the groat evils which come free Milme.—Yeasherier Oweriten. THE RIVIVALS. On Monday night a meeting was held in the Town-hall, Woolwich, to receive some amount of the reli gious awakening in the north of Inland from two gentlemen wbe had recently returned from a rums' visit, the Rev. J. Baffin, of London, and General Alexander, of Blackheath. Long before the hour of means the hall wan crowded to excess, sod when ColonelZardliry-Wilmot,R.A , tea the chair, he stated that • second mesa' wad be Mil la the same place at 8 o'clock, to accommodate a great eft cures of people who were assembled outside. On the philb form were observed many others of the pram, u es clergymen et the town end neighbourhood. The dent men• log woe opened with prayer by the Rev. A. De le lam after which the Rey. J. Balls and Otani Alexander one curly* addressed the meeting, giving dome details of o a t they had witnessed. After prayer by the Rev. W. Rau chaplain to the forces, the meeting with great relunanoe left the bell to give place to those oho were wafting outside, who soon filled the bow to overflowing • arced time. Attar prayer by the Rev. W. Hill, of the London Diocesan Home Woks, the former *puke" again addressed the meeting, giving farther details. The UAW Newsletter, an authority upon northern re ' Thalami, states that the movement is only now commencing in rignt sunset in the espied of Mater. By way of inns lug tie purer the Notulettar narrates the partisan of a decided cue," viz. On Saturday evening laat • young woman nomad Anne Devlin, reeldiog in Hunter's row, off Pinkerton's-row, fall off in this state at 11 o'clock, se ohs la untimely stated she would do. There was no clock or other timepiece in the house in which she could be in anywise guided ; end yet at the hoar which she had named she felt over into • state of unconsciousness to all around, although not of inertioo. She was to all appearance quite deaf and spes~lss, while her countenance wee lighted up with • gr h e . o l f e ro ' y and radiant smiles which bale description. Her Bible and hymn-book lay on her bed and with her eyes per fectly closed mho turned over the learnt of these tools with • rapidity which could not be approached by any cos is • oust:tea elate, and in them pointed out the most appro priate passage* and hymns. As for instance. she signed with her hand the crowning of the Saviour with a mows of Naas, sad quick ea thought she turned over the leaves of the Bible, and marked with her eager the pave —• They platted a crown of tares ' and put it about his bud,' Ise. This, and many other portions of Scripture she turned to just as she required to refer to them, although she could see nothing. She also invariably selec ted • hymn to ink the portion of Scripture. Bare falling Into this state she stated she would recover at 11 o'clock on Sunday night. At that hour last night her poor, miserable residence was ailed with all class. At abet hour she began to give signs of returning to her anal state, and at about half-pest 11 she IiSR Ow restored to unscioneness and the us of her speech. Bare recovering she poiated out Zrchatiah vL, 2-8 fechudve. The reader will readily see the appropetatir n of the ;usage by referring to 'the Book.' Mr she peinesd oat tie hymn by Charles Wesley, beginning: 0 ' Glory to God, who sovereign gees " Has animated mean atones. !be twee of the verses and their applicability to the fat- OW weird will at owe be feu by any who will rent to Nor byma. These portions of the Word of Gad end of the WWI hook she turned to while wholly destitute of the power wr ass sleight. Os recoyerieg her Bret sot was to pry that eel mai. met bee metal in bringing ethers to the Se niAt preserve bermlf from ever leug • • Tile girl la in great poverty, and • is ma rrot of I'.hNetiae clarity." The Olayow Journal, of yesterday, says :—" This wmanfal movement seems to be laying a strap bold on the commonly at large, and interest in it la deity ingewang. There an now established In several pieces in the city, daily, nom-day, end maim payer meet- IBM which ere attended by hips enasbas of both seams, sad of an dimonskaticsa of Chattels; alma .172.1.710«.7.177,;&71.7.atZ 7itr - cTeireist4o•l4 deo. Iwo allewsny talft up the sitter, sad meet owe, two Huhu sal visa Adair ovary week for prayer for the Divine blionlagh sad as seedy oocastos crowds stun& Nor do ibuisE=P MPS If we are to believe the moot teettimesp:. The If Baseriarr of this areretsg reports two aarnai r imwded bad at the Free Trade Hall lapyeeters sad at which aad laity ot various beets L mild prayer* for *Oar ssperbenoto ia lissobester to I thou ocoverbig to Ireland. SUNDAY BANDS IN THY PARis.--The fourth Mine of lbws bands terminated on Sunday last. The masks mew eeloyed by very large end perfectly orderly %names, t ths padre amber eiesszabled brim to the Regent's-park. The following is the *Aimee taken at the inquest at Fahnoutb, on the body of Captatn Barker, of the lamas Margaret, who was killed ley me of the mew while the vessel wee at ma. The facts were bddy noticed in the Ivrea, el Betaiday kbmwltlobeed Fans deposed I am smart mate of the Maegaret, of West liseileposk We milled been Ileben an Wednesday the Ilth of August, for Pegerseh. • deoessol, Philip liiirker, was the remits. On Mosday, the Bled, Magma fore And fleto mm., I oteerved Joseph Cam mn ems •edt d the lbsteestle ewes/Mag. I Men Mt the reek and ibbelreed,mismt we hid M Liam. Be oarrlithesome:Chubs Arm" Ilettlath•contotlY polioe Wheel he hadgieen name as Francisco Antonio, end reptant( he_ M • gialive of Liam) on the likeme of murdering the deceseed. He was stemlieg in the iddMi id the de*, mar. Ms lemgheet, • itesehareel Mvolvs la ons sad ,an ogles be Is wrath'wrath' Being *lmola tlearneed, fameMately welt ett to the am eats, mined "Captak Basing" twice.• lIM matrix; an imewer, I met •fY km*, ma kind hl .wish bb hied needy spemed from Irts body. Ho wee OM warm, hot sever amid. I then west to the beach, end called W. Mk news is Thome use t On his *swing, I tell him the owe& was mmdered, and that the Ask was kyle( to towers the wash below. The mate then lelkuPted be cams to me, bet mil he we Lehi ka. I this Webs the door open, end we then observed the cook (4 a ileesing sit._ Wrist to gat semething to defend • whh. Welhea west to the mei formed, end fcmed /ken had Calf allmngitei the Mk of Commesm _l4 2 tber lima I Arms bed gem kale the calk wit'hell Me t* the mew, and wad aft. AN. a dim the mate sslai eat, " Refs coming ont of the aim" ISMS dm sera eat, sad saki, " Me killed captain; me INIA't kill se mom peplum." The mare, who we ea the lip of the pee% then Amok him (Anton) with • sembbleg-benalt. helm than looked round to see where the blow came from, end I struck him on the left shoulder with an iron belaying pin, and seized him by the throat. We to.. secured him. I esemeed him, and took from him as open kntle, coemealed la the sash be wore round his waist. He had mks small lk box, with pistol belle and ceps, conceeled in the sigh. I aid Arson what he was going to do with the knife. He Mil, "To stick some people if they strike me." We then VOA IS me OD certain, and I then observed that all the demeees end hie writing desk were broken open. I often asked Arms why he had killed the captain. He said he did net know; that the devil wee In his body." I also asked him tithe oeMsk spoke to him when he went into his berth. He amid the captain was asleep, and he cut his throat. We were 13 as board, including the metals. After the cap tain's death we bore up for the nearest port, and salved at Falmouth this morning. Thomas Parkins Sharp deposed—l was mate °Ube Mar garet, and am now sating master. On the 22nd ult., whoa in let . 40 44 N., long. 24 61 W., I was swakened by the boatswain calling out, "The steward is trying to murder the wan* below." I immediately got out of bM. I found the deer wee larked. The bostmetn was then single( out some- Mink as. I told him I was fiat, and to break the door le, he did. The boatswain " The villain has mOsikeed the captain and is now amaag the mar I ran kle Me mmiaia's room, and c*lled fx his revolver. The kg, James Hannah, who was dose by, replied, " The cook hen tt." I saw Amon thee going Into the cabin. The men wen then about the foremast. Doe man came to me with Mead about his face. He gave me a carving-knife. That men was called Cncomieg. I then went aft with a marlimpiks, and got on top of the cabin. I bond a great noise of smas h ing In the cabin, end on looking through I saw Arson with a revolver in his hand. He fired it, and said," I'll shoot ye." He deed but only thecap exploded. He Ikea again, but th e pistol did not ge od. I mid; eh I you have not got the powder.' I Wed to catch hold of the pistol through the window-pans. To that Arson raid, "My God, I'll kill you." He made a stab at toe as I touched the revolver. I caught up a scrubbing brush end hit him on the shoulder. He then Wised, and the boatswain caught hold of him, and threw him an the deck. He had an iron belaying-pin with him, and was going to strike him (Amon) again, but Cumming knocked It out M his hand. Amon was then secured. A few days dew the captain was murdered I asked Arson why he did It He rid "Because the captain gave me too nook work. The devil wee In my body; 1 don't know what I do." I salted him if the °Wein spoke to him. He said the captale, on his a approaching, , Who is dat Another time he said the °spiels never spoke to him when he went Into his cabin to murder him. Amon mid he " hoped I would not let kin be killed before he had mesa • priest." He eke said "he would only oat one mane throat more." I heard the captain tell Amon he had neglected to clean his oabio, bat he never replied. 1 had the body of the captain put Into the shell sod buried in the ballast. Joseph Cumming deposed—l am a seaman on board the Margaret Oa the morning of the 'glad of August, et about half-pest four, 1 was in my berth formed. I felt scene ore touch me on the side. I turned sod saw Arson. He mid he was looking for the coffee. I told him to ask the boy Jaok. He told me it was seven o'clock. I west teaks's, 'Ed some time ether I felt a cut on my face, end bold of the right hand of Arnoo. He then to stab me with a knife he bad in his hand. Hatt Jo awe Why which Pptcked up, and be ran away . I klem when be palled out a pistol, and had a knife in his mouth and said If I did not go below again he would shoot me. The watch then coma, end Amon then went into the cabin aft. There were three other men sleeping in the sane (rabbi. I had had a few words with Amon a few days before about washing the dinner things, but it seemed to pass away quietly. The weeds were on account of his not the things. He told me before he had killed the cap= would kill five more we. I never heard any quarrel be tween Arson end the captain. He sell he had killed the captain became he had given him too much work, and be came he maks rash to him He also said he intended to have killed me. James Anderson Hannah, an apprentice on board the Margaret, having confirmed the foregoing statement, the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder" spinet Climbs Anion. MALICJOUI JOROERY. Some time back a letter, to which was attached • postage stamp which had previously served, was seized In the pose-0010e of Cowry, in the department of the Vi 1111511; sad, as nasal In each oases, the letter was emoted to 11011 who had sent it. The letter, to the astonishment of the post ales authoeities, tuned out to be on the subject of a plot for the overthrow of the government and the assissinatiou of the Emperor, and it bore the signature. of three respectable moons of Cowry. It wee of course handed over to the law officers of the district, and from the investigation which they mode they came to the ocerlosion that it was a forgery, that It bed boa written by en easety of the three persons to Wore than, sad that the defaced post sire stomp had been washed on purpose to canes it to be Resod. Now the sly enemy the said three peewee had was a notary of Cottony. One Dolmen, and en export in hand writing who examined the letter declared that it was un doubtedly written by him ; besides which t in his office drafts of letters of a similar kind were seized. The search mad* In hie °film led also to umber discovery—that being In =- harrowed cireamstonces, be had, in order to raise money, long been to the habit of venlig Into circulation forged bills of exchange. As many as 93 distinct forgeries were die. covered. Three days ago he was brought to trial before the Court of Aside% of the Vienne for the forgeries, sad being convicted was condemned to 10 years' hard labour sad 1001. dee. CARRIAGI ACCIDENT IN CORNHlLL.—Yesterday afternoon • brougham sad • cart tame Into violent oollieion in Gonda, musing the driver of the former to be completely pitched from his seat to the ground, where he ley stunned end insensible for upwards of ton minutes. Such wee the force with which the two midden tame into contact. that one of the mainsprizp of the °mew was completely meshed, and it was only by the Md of with ropes, ko., that It WS (trebled to proceed. BLOWING OPEN AN IRON SAPS.—Between Satur day night and Monday morning the counting-bowie at Menu R. and W. Johnson and Co.'s ironworks, at Brad ford, nest Manchester, was broken Into by some th ieves , who paned down en iron wfe from its resting place, charged the Isok with gunpowder, and blow open the door. They then attempted, but foiled, to open • drswer which contained some money; after which they nada • search.nom ther pert of the premises, and encoeeded in Ending 41. which they took away. Meters. Johann employ • watclunan, but the pnmism being estenlive, the thieves eluded hie vigilance, and nothing hes yet born hoard of Vim . —Nanchetter Guardian. THE LIVERPOOL ELOPEMENT CASE.—Mr. Woods, the prom charged with eloping with Mo. liendino, the wife of a ectilerbories keeper is Liverpool, and with being a pairs to the plunder al Jewelkey worth a large soot of roomy, was yesterday brought before the Liverpool magistrates on remand. Prom statementemade by tbeattornies on bah sidee,it appeared that since the apprehension of Mr. Woods certain 'spline. Mattes had been mode end arrangements entered into, whigt htl•Sed Mr. Bandino, and the °lune was therefore with draws, Woods set at liberty. MISTAKING BELL.tDONNA FOR BLACKBERRIES. —Lost week some children belonging to the town of Seven, oaks weed out blackberry getherleg, tied ova of there, a lad about 10 years of age, was induced to eat some berries which he found growing Is Knots Perk, sad which proved to be the belladonna,. or deadly nightshade, one of the must dan gerous of the narcotico-irritant " class. The poisonous I feet of the berries coon became v'elble, and shortly alter his arrival home be sweated in a state of arrow intwileation. This wee 'Siemer& followed by greet delirium and total blindness, although the eyelid* were widely extended, r ta arra pee. Per some time his life wee despaired of, bat owing to the unremitting attention of the parish the lad is going on favourably, although still is a ere (Mier —Smith lasions (isidatorts) 00Z4UI • TO THZZDITOR OF THZ =PHIS& was a traveller this morning by the 8.15 Irvin from *Wool to L Sins I last jottraeyed ces the North Heat Hie (about fifteen months ago), I find that the South Easton Railway Company have dabbed this train "Fast," sod charge by It 40. in the mound clam is place of its., the ordinary fare. How feat the tram goes may be !morn when I tell you that In performing • journey of 31 miles it took one hour sad twenty five minutes (about 22 miles an hour). But now mark the brilliancy of this arrangement. Although we who travelled to Loam had to pay an addi tional five-end-tweaty per cent., those who want as far se Gerrard psi& oat, the ordinary fare—one shilling. The Tilbury Ream" Comma, (wise fake) run an express train (really so, for it steps nowhere on the road) from Gravesend Town-pies 'at 11.47, twisty minutes after the arrival of the North Kept tmln, pad these trains arrive re spectively at London-bridge and Fentintech-street at the same time (9.44). The fare by the Tilbury train to, I believe, Is. 24. second clew. The comparative fares, thee, ere by the North Rent &vet, 4s. ; by the North Kent and Tilbury, 2s. M. Ti do looks ecomethiag like we railway playing into the lamb of se oppogtion. Of course had I twee possessed of this Lakeination, when at Snood, I should Mot hambeeeoneof Unmet° go "direct. I may add that I woe marprlsed at the ausloat of tickets token fer Gravesend, mad at the number of persons who alighted awe ; the matter explains itself now. _ So much for Wishner& masagement on railways. If I were a shareholder in the Tilbury Beltway Company (or rather one of the firm of Pete and Co., the Imesses), I should return my wannest thanks to the South Eastern Railway Company. If I were a shareholder In the latter under taking, I should shirr and quake at future prospect?. I era neither, and am only indignant at such Westland. It is paradoxical that when the South Ramona Railway find themselves with an opposition (a railway cheaper, pleasanter, and without a Mune% they should, instead of reducing their fares to a level with the competing railway, impose an additional 26 per mat. When the Lon don, Chatham, and Dover Railway is opened through Cray. and Br:coley to Leedom &mot, I wonder what they'll do then—pat on another 26 per cent, or take people for • shilling instead or five P I resume that because thin 8.16 a.m. train is the most oonvenisat for City folks to travel by, the South Eastern Railwey Company Imagine their am tweets should be made to pay for it. If it really was an expeus, er even • "fast," trate, the matter could be tole. rated ; as ft in, the extra charge inmate to nothing more nor lees than an hopositka. " Three or four r inebse of your veleable sperm will open the epee of the South Eastern shareholder., and will oblige NO- e. ONE INDIGNANT. MORNING SMOKINO. TO tEI IDITOI OF TEI /LLIPIXkI. hops you will allow me a small space in your valuable journal for the insertion of a few Has on the subject of morning smoking. I ride to the City every day, and have long noticed with anxiety the gradual Increase of this habit, now indulged to to so lamentable an extent by our young yam. I should preface my remarks by saying that I sin myself a smoker, and enjoy my cigar in the evening, to that I shall sot be moused of taking a one-sided or prejudiced view of the can. - . .-- - There area great many young men who look upon their cigar or pipe as anectemary adjunct to du* breakfast. They feel that they want it, and some would perhaps almost as willingly go without their beeakfast as without their pipe. Now, I would ask, is not this giving a very dangeroua en couragement and indulgence to the insinuating habit? AU smokers know that the desire to smoke is increased rather than allayed by indulgence, and that in order to prevent Its growing to an inordinate extent It must bn webbed sad kept in check. May we not then emerealtly liar to consider what these young men will ben whoa a few more years hays pared owerentr heads P They begin the day by yielding to this habit, and it will assuredly grow upon them, and will be attended in noontime batman with unhappy results, which results will vary ac cording to the constitution, natural inclinations, and social position of its votaries. Bat then le another large class to which I would Minds, viz., Wow who smoke in the morning not from any actual fond ness for the habit, bat rather to establish in the eyes of their neighbours and of those who me them an affearenoe el in dependence, who think that the fact of mounting a pipe on the way to the City signifies a position free from bondage and restraint. I would earnestly advise such to ask them selves whether it is worth while to mink in the eyes of men of Madams and of experience in order to gratify such a foolish and mistakes pride. There are, I know, many employers who think more strongly on this subject than myself, and who would on no account receive into or retain in their office a young man whom they knew to be in the habit of smoking on hie way to Madams. Let this be seriously considered, and let young seen, at all events, think before they en danger their prospeets, it may be for life, for so small a reanimation. I would also just mention the desks to drink which tills smoking is the morning most necessarily produce is a great many,' sad which will at once be allowed lobe • very dangerous result. I have already trespassed mueh further than I originally intended, but I fist that this is an evil which calls for remedy, and a word in spawn may cause some at all events to relinquish it. With the majority, what I have written will, I dare say, par me the idle wind; by many it will be ridiculed ; but I trust there are those who on c•lm consideration, will se* the truth of it, aid be led to abandon • habit which can be attended with no good results, end which will in very many oases be the cause of much regret and evil consequences to those who indulge fait, and through them to society at large. Knowing that you are always ready to raise your voice for the encouragement of good and the repression of evil, I hope that yon will not think the above remarks unworthy of in sertion.—l am, &0., MONITOR. Lombard-street, Sept. 6. ELECTION EXPENSES.— The coat of Sir J. S. Pakington's last two elections for the borough of Droned& pre gents • contrast to the expenses incurred in respect of elections in other amen lwrooghe, the two elections having cost 1691.65. together—viz„ 721. 12e. Bd. on Sir John's re election in 1858, cm being appointed to the Admiralty, and 961. 10s. 4d. at the last general e.ection in the present year. The eum paid for returning officers' free, auditor and cor poration servants. MA 781. 3e. lu re was di. 80. paid to bell ringers, end 371. fie. 2d. for feinting and advertising, for • telegraph towage leaving 661. 2a. Bd. paid to election erste for all the othe r expenses of the election. The fees paid to returning of auditor, and corporation servant., in fan, amount to ne edy one half the expanses of the elec tion, the whole of these fees, with the exception of 61. 6.. paid to corporation servants, came into the hands of one man, the auditor and returning officer, both which offices are held by the town clerk of Drolterioh. LOVE AMONG TILE DECOS.—If you look into any newly-established chemist's shop in • country town, at any hoar. you will probably me some neatly drwsd young female wanton to be served. Early and late, winter sod summer, spring time and autumn, the same phenomenon presents itself. We have observed it on so many occasiens that we long since began to theories upon it, and we fancy with some rooms. Is the feminine tooth in perpetual aufier ing ? for chemists ate dentists as well ea druggists. Are delicate little fingers continually being pinched in malignant wickets? Do chilblains need medial advice; or ia honey required for chaps when the thermometer is at 93 degrees in the shade ? We have no hesitation in giving theme questions a most unflinching negative. llow, then, do we account for the shops of young chemists being the chosen resort of the gentler sex Simply in this way ; be cease the young chemist ia looking out foe partnership— not cheetiesi—but comanb al--and every, pretty and sensible that fuso=oll7=—Altaildew widow — knows and tleo t r.ln a year sr two a cheap takes place. Instead of • lady bring conatently before the counter, one is occasionally seen behind It. The meet meritorious candidete hes been selected for pre ferment? With proper feeling the opposition retire, seed besieges la allowed to flow in its natural end Irgitiwate chan nel,. The sale of cosmetics is greatly reduced, depilatories are in lem request, and casualties, such as the pricking of thumbs., or borne from Itellan bone, are of very rare mom ireacelonwdiaiduutZtytyhoessaghimmightsichit7emisoctt .is:nrodron.tril.pomtoncr a ri f i.t. ark orhw ed d w mi n n iv. - 1 11 1 ix : LEW GAIDSNIL—The Royal PIIiADI Plasma . o "b l2: 4teh. no the aa 3rw a • .lo. ir i Er s. b w a se o nly : id :I :a l :mo nist Kiltw ax th e im er o...des k n . on d sa w CRYSTAL PALACIL-0112 SHILLING DAT, Barr. 6.—Adaganicas ea perm; 7,613 swam tickets, 488; lola Aiwa 8,0111.