The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-18 00:00:00

Tfprt%%. NEWsPAP,Ab. t b X 3 s s aaa /~~ ~" J'~ ://:,...-.c... 6 7 f2 1:1 ••• 11:- /"..,„0 ,- " ,4- C C " — ele ---00- *- - ‘ mo ir - s i- V 9--- C ,#r II • .0.•. 0 Nrillti•lAXS. Ocr. I.S. ..thy chiefly consulted of 4 Bengal, *butt sold alt bag y ; erdiamy and =Li. tbo... sod the anotion, of 'hick bought in, leering 2,511 I brans or Muarovad d Poetereasinsa is America, e. 4d. per mkt., •teluanu r payable thereon. TM 140 eager. the produce et o g to above, le 264 Id., aloe of brown or li oaria .at Indio , . for the we e k he average price of the kr is '27e. Sci per cwt., rt . is still ex .edlogly gfi pktlk tug the ..Ificee irtth • further deaths ta price % ek. Holders of loate' 13.1n01i. neber more knel t lievencebe, cousin* • betk , te here..e one I. t. No. 144, both fatty we more freely dealt la, vetoes?. Rum quiet but 14.—The &could from ITIt, alb. aalt o aira t n ,a, I. quantal" 01 Mamma frw sad vary low mass road so clangs eau 14 RalPilaa 690 1 maim t to laaJor of lb. buyer. of about 48,000 balts nova kapp lacy sad from lb. trade sad et -000 Ain rasa and leo Anal 1,620 Agawam'. 280 Sung. Ibe Damara. to- Klass 1,000 oa speaulatma •IT YR. 017. 15. —. The • ,ree'er &tither than the reperielty there te .tome I. make any oen. • whi , b •ro m ventetre. There Is eon f1.1..1 &mimics, ke %tufa. throws Imola( con y eteetly 1i Woe. The Pores are relatively td doubled yarns. Some •,r. —not pply of wheel at on adv ri asoo of 10. pet I •h..% U.. to 455.; flOs. Borky tarp lity , oath was diflSkolt asking fully nialotatool t loo• been andaratelz nu, it 1.. advance, oo bark, tostatsin wt. to 42.. 800 ..bout 49.. Ooto, 244. to 299. told firraly for lost Fri t.....10e, boyars bolding &lc ri puma Wow at ask. tier to pries •"I qr.., 43.. Td. ; borl t. ; boor 86 qty., 460. locklleo WM Bartley, or.loy, 16s. N. ; Dori -14.. M.; Havarti Hoot Hartley, Um. N. H Moor. 140. , Teased , 13. , W•lom, Ills. 114.; ills Hod Brll, 16..6d.; ; W.II. KM Lombroo, am. 17.. M. ; Walb d Horeb HMI, Ib.; Morilirr, 11a.; M issetu", 39; .old. JR.VS. r Yr TOY. Total. pos. Ptomain. UK LW. t I - uf OR It tuo IN US I 1.33 d 13.134 /4.173 LLIGIINCB. lift/ Inn hems semi nil Moab (11). Mos anal bare le &Arm lorllS weir Ilbssi, odisell. sourioari as Os IP* as I p.n.% or die wee) wee n . a the heel ; mew lovel r erns i• .d..nwed Rl , * Aug. 11. i WITH. 11, Ms U. lat IA los SA W. ps. Imees*s. AY val. SAS ra. s.s U, lag II N. la (W.A.) II •r, LI deg mask. Mpt Il t lat 7 N, Aso SI W. Iss St MS .1 Ll= 11 w. Ansa Ilk Ist SS 11. ha ii. I N. ice U W. _bay. sea I, IN I IS X. , Lot 7 W, be 31 W. soy (NI IS days. Ist Ilk la 111 kha NW. ir a from the Jewish I of Depotler was bekl ,c S. bola-marks, &r ca.be a du abdao- IN under kossidirstioa. the step/ which line rm.,' by the miariary, Y.aghob asid hawk did Papa aim% proandusgs. The rft- OINTYINT MID K.,. Mr's • . s b Ids satnod M. smsl *wisdom. ...I ...II awl to ISM • W/M. asl Pals. pxyloi ow.'" at, ate vs-dlassa. sod do dlr. fur .Owl M. illsks. ....Md.fs rut sarilsol =re UMW Of MI& L DEATHS. wick wan.. ele •u. at O. if. of 11. S. Ds:. ft.. . LexataskUs, the af• a woe. Proem.. IN •b • MI. a a a 8/WV• W Irkle a the Rm. • maNwesere Obareb.l,ll o Mts. sae.. et Lbmilimeity. 14111aniegionk i'main!a• ---•••••• • - rap. I. Yew briber wont IndfrerThiairlirpir . Ge Serpripsionot. wil oups iles 's. I. WARM. to In . d Member/ *oft I ft ormakb MI .0 1 1 0 2 Mal, I. Mobs* OrV V Mania 4 Apse balk IWO a lO I. Color& d chinikol• ft Ms. IL Dm* d or T. 611. T. P.A. M. LD. mak.. Oars Uri MOT me.tler Gmards. Al" W WS. t =el 10 NW 00814. St goat. Om.= IL SA Ns 1,7118.] Emom for MELBOURNE. BLACK BALL 14711 al PACIIIIMIL= t wmg d d , is. ifit . L.r w rs NON. Ale um 4AILD. Winn rim • n.• Nrooks•ls• 1011. OW eft MR aleirosillia ter Ea and mood oliamm=llllmo diet 'b ... . 2 LN pplware r•ruthed .rah look, _ Ns ii• iftaiwiay. Maros Pay mil aim alairsaid ippon Lipthelt IA Oa ribs Fawn me. Ile ill bisomod broil Mit do in lhal gag. new ijor asurdie swim 110 /GM (Sorter, mil am Or Motifs! isidliA .. 1.7 . li Is imo V ins"ll6 say 44 roor on do brak—at MAMA orra4 1.16.0. Limped; or Is T. /1. i Levkas. 1.0. HAMS LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. Dodo . 7deal to oko Do Ur MI of Odobor.—ho MAW Dial rood* id bow am oododed lool az Tod. do loos Wig *DM Doll dip old wear, Ad U. IDS tom Ow* Mita moromm. li TODD. ; Dios • the load= Dods. • mils bank. to do polo _WO mask 0 Sa/olboo•—lte Weld w fooolp. deb Is NUffeilf. WA .3 I SI gfi TORR.. 2 Jomrooodoo. Id Kw/ 4 W of loJoill DOJOS. loin sod Oa. 11. Commodwoot. &C. gtaRTTISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL MUNI MITA, mo t triatod by the Admlnk / to gui ! LI ywooi. old DID TO/LDdlyookiod V BOMA, tbo Oros sitra a Yro :NI P ZIVArro W rod rosohe lo o t i u ttor nib, no lollowlog or Lakik% I Oa . .Ditllt n. e"' h i OT=e•P W • es i.e.` Prase rem, balwalloot omen No at pooilrob. but without vim a Imam vlidi am 5. ebleari at beort—To liolitaa sod 11110, 31mea kroorod ellik rabob ial .ll "fts dis. Promis iamk " 'is adam ir." Tud " 1411 0DI non& AA per too. sod 4 pto oat plumb. Soon b. GA sod opoordr. nue rtromotroo bore $O , • SNOW ambit of mom rabbi poromob—lror yomor a z . obtor tOt't' m a j d.sta I Ita lk tio OW • BMW 11. OICIt Tot , It Din* Dori.. i•A I/,_ • ass trai= : k rod .1 Bares. biakssra.~ll. W•••••; It D. orele. D'lm t 1 woborobroot Limns& Foirceitftrbil fir gin& stear o ws. nip. 1,. NSW TOIL, ben —llke Mawr. of the liegalpfse damsdats Comma= kr Immo min pumps arrow the mess dr IMM ea emrd perfumed l ir ram me W Imo aseldmdam dm BIM IUaIL ea dr WPM mew eimah as Iseem , sostraiu.sim um. SIMMS. WPM. r OS. O. a tem Iva • paw. ev. 4. it. ZAN MOS I*. LII• ermarm . perm der. 111. Ihr is irr—== " rph ; mand aim. Ali; ladam4 Oi l ; Y OM per mm—lM Mem pariladare WO Id USUOKIII amshemen. rad el, Ilep ifillawrlmil, atz.Act: Id lillow red Ow. llr. ImdeakMmeet ; et 014/DILd IL 3darilalplem elkamprems. THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM. LINIL MI) *WOO KUL 11111•1•111111 trio SooOm.= co Owosso Ow Tart no TANDIROILT. 0 .0 1 al• LiriVag• r 6 n.....„". boosysoror. Or JOLT *TA% Omar* JO It rlilo.r...AM.'S.•llll LICIT. 00•1114 I'lL Eh... 404.1 bwinogimer ; tog to .. A.IjAM TON at vb WSW TOOK roMors: V MOIL? .. .. ........... .. Proombor S • ILL.. .... —.... Doosubor 1. TY Yon ossomeo aro good .10 sroosroloil Isooslorossom. hal t: Pam0t00.T 104 . 6,11 . 11 . 1 rho. J.D. MC woad obm. 814. AO{ nano Ow. aro Moreton was. Om ann. ST: Imo' = .. 1110•4 a eilt W dos. IL am toots., portleislars. apply to Mom DrILOT rod 1gX11.1111., Oosiarboore.• OLIFOOD and OLAF. Woke. 1L0.,...Mr. ALBUM N. 01111.11114 Wri&i,,,wa. seall. mariiiio. Kam god RTIA3I to NEW YOFti DIRECT, and tho ima akerem nob ie Oman Wsit—Tlis COMET I Filot ih arn. mod ILA DILPHIId IRMADI4IIIP Weed dawdling %Mu tall•peml. Ins wee sMordept LIVIMPOOL NNW TOOL whim: 11110•1100 Wideman. OM 17 . CASA, or MaLTIWORM Or 11AaglOOTON Wideman. Cm St eu tiala WM" It. .Y II mammaere Podia amemmmeas. I=mo I ld rigeim alau llt °6 : l o "g mlimirlettreated OMNI" se mry Werm i gr a igg et MILLI! LEM= TRAM from LONDON to NKW YORK, via TRAM um 'my Irrerissn dogs. by Ilig MUDOOILIIIIIUM. art IeNW lac .....= ....,.. ,lue *sem bee Ns& she gmeltui ramp es LONDON w NM= Miff s WIWI, V .l. l4Witli ab vistax. Pagn-91Ps alls. =4. at : k all rt:slialt L. ILI 44 IMIII a rbor Wimp pow& a loprd. LONDON is VIOTTI:RDA N sway 'sudsy Ifirislm MAWR r a... Ditre .....mime m stir. rarm--ir.. 117. la: Sows TWI" rm. trot se pram apply Is ORAPLIN asesorAiress: sr Is 'MILLI Yr* ONAYK4. sad POI LLI PPN 1. lloper-isss. ON,. KO Nm ATERPORD, LIMERILIC, and !SOUTH of in DAVID lier .l. bf bat orlairs: LI sod :food: Iloilo for Wolorford. 111/may. rod • isbonsodbolo ololisoo at 1.,a. IS NOY of Ulu. Napo= owl CIS am. slid dr loam boo i lilooso l 00 0: sod foil sod orodloino too m a half Mho : or N ilh eiow roato :LT dna. Oft. boulis• midis /OW Odell. 111 HE INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL IMAM. PAMIR COMMIT Minim& Cwild. MUM. la it Sane d IMP LLB. DILKINIIIL The Hew ROSIBILT 113LICeralarILLIk Outle IA llMed. 1.....• W. 1... V.....ir..... am-Arma eres• z. C. harms. Sq.. Hon awl Laws Timer 06•8. /kw. TlimfaselleatraL Jain. camas. . 34. oriss og. I. &Iwo I Wasiak Sol Jw Cooper. lAq . nob-bank d /yam. tiorrge Woos. Sp.. MM. 11...µ1.. Leg ledboviss. ammo liOnsOt. . A nwer. Makestissa. With power 1.1.1 to um room. al to, ew DYaMMei Wt. 4. utresiar et Os am sm Sift Arigast t• he appointed oat • 1 *a drodieldhou Ibir anti...rat radio ...... Xmas. apleaffteft Pb. Xse= sod OUT. LiMbieldmilk. 111Mgai-Ilhomi O ftUa" r‘fft, .0. leniroboa larAtwy. roam- "how "NOW earaate Diamor-L C. Poors. Wain: gird Lob &Mos. aft gr. 'l b.:beweMee le aligillhe sad lora or Os oierhO aroma UM by Mona Parrra Colman. sod Oa. err Or lamb aft spalesky. Ir is rairire liboetlay roll nobs Weft Vr..... t .l pm. egos ' sell PM SWIM& kea rim o li pora Or ter loOre NOM er rm thezrrorMe of Or Irourre ONO brtrook Assldta. Neff 1.5414. ft efta. earwaWk i st be .. " W in arierita b e e sas h = li aer tit :2 = ehia. ma rarl esi a MOO rommoroille yrampoll le Or serreslam ta remlimera of twat idea .file to teesinied. se be Ifteaml lemeseed ot by the ee thew Amor. res lirreilys Georromi l r eei rriffiNd a WWI al rre l peirGle esplan of Oa orlierkroiall*Proisi Or ormarre dr 14 lb. yam. err WOW mans Ir lar d Or or vacs prim ma. La or =OW ier WI sato the roam the it oath to am) poorrio rol ft* a abaft lea=aft aft to left Ye Ilia_ afte. eft es as belga as am left to Wrier's. Auckland,. ClorOury, Mew Plyuragr. lose=bet aam ftes Til raw; W pilaw Ora MANI dam ft eras esietbe oftell:. isollz =T e l , : Weft Ilea gE .4.4 ,2ft " slab -t t fte eft MOWN Sin MOMS - ass as aft leas tee sestsbi se darbsaal be eft othelleth lealgelibr= aft Is eft a loft Daft Ilea► iiimi.- Oeill szt Os. br . .2111.1 Ng ft az rear: ale iellWasol — ader. et daft eal iftee._ ft tbe Mesiale, sle sese.a4 ft peft. be ifte bets tersiaid Vl* dleate lIIIS. daft. eft -e eft ft estasaptel ft pram fteleed i Vthes them& NM* the ethemthe 1 . eft am ft the Lthi lg taat iai z .... ei a l . base Ire mire. eft the Abaft silleraWls . ftraZet the etheeth amentheth male et as ft n tre Eft es bo ft. la Mad= be as aft. deftela ftellie Ileanosaft waft, t=all efts • wan El Ifte basses bees ftafte., ft eke el ft oftefts Oft .. its all . ft e n iad ftessi Mae peftleft ire both bleb 71,==a be ma be ll ie=gr i s sr—. zr"........ es bell awes esta me lais softeals SUM Par lie w a rbs .:.:........ ... :::: . ...: Mill Deft ft beft sreapasil sea ea Se . . . . Len ft safts d sae ars ID per sft. waft ft ftlasi Is efts Waft hls preprel Me ein • opal et Z . s . ISM Ewe et /th nth, se ue be thee am meta It Me aft fte as Mt aft; bee se eft ebell be a al6 . aseirj r 1... ft. time eft as ft Ofters, eft Os kr alatita ste lt Ift pfteste as am aft ele as rftlaft tufted ban ...... a " asstlyt . u a= Zit ; re= lay e red . d am Misor a= min eerft os. ear i a . te s i re et lee loserroal s:a . sies ..e t.a desiepa t ft be eaftwe se tbe aft _ft, t M lle. Me deem owe be sub elertel Ile . a Orepere sem es l 4 .... olembees. er5.... 10:1i", ;Mee he be peerfeedir pole se In Oemseevb be.belt l : ia "bum' II Ike elPialelees be sea mem/ to. VOLE ll* LITLICATIOI 7011 Mall I* Or IPWorn d laswebral a a. emi Mail fliaampasill Clisit I bow AY deg pod mar Mara Owle. abliNl7. Jb. sod W. i• pm weft the no el A yea 11:1::: Zil sinier7 Ott =?\% 56 • 61' 1p 4i ati rse . 1 et ON lam wombat pas my le ip le ON no. &M aa len . .... .. ..... LONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAM P 401111? 00 *TICE 111 ;OWN I Olir__,llll TI rw RiptAtlSlnk ON kr ow= via asusIVID Anna Jimmy. Clus. SIS ORTH RHINE COPPER MINING 00111 , •11; ., •6011T11 AITMALIA Itietteti. lei 111 WIT 01115 h ON the Offlrel/PICAtII it Is Ns la be may se be 1120111•110eD lee the gosh= es erne Ow TaIIOPADAT mesh T. lIAZCOCZ. lissome. Lamen. ik IML ALBERT LIFE ASSURANCE and QUALUITIM 001111 WIT. IMINIPsi Claga U 1 1 0 =M ines. las11. C Loudon, & W. My Dark 1111.. ania—lMill2lllL• 46617"... Volt riaL tbe irt 0 1 44 lArd Jame Croedarta Goatee Praia. = TIME= Pla si r Mt. Rm. te lbe w admatilk , ez i abierrimaim i arsatoid, aad every other =edit int ear PWle= lll 7o l e bi radleaerralegit L 1.. I: rXi a = 1,....... 10 go le. oiled& M. mod Pelib al am 'mid , with' i lla i ri aitiry lieensa• In active &nil% diMind M the cgdiaan aim realer as by 11= 1 .1221: 6k rovtrahle as any time wltlia 012 Mesas is sod Um t,ym®t of IMIMIX,X 1 X 0 dm. Mw Mt Pet* Mims tlenramkemay leaders la way alamiplbas a mal or yams' Fn. limetima. 111,4% i t0 Giammlee ter lldailty t. dram ... it . Onse et Ms ea by Imam. ea e byre dmeme to II II WILL/AY 11.111111. Actoory sod liimelaM• ~W. war. MTN DIVISION OP NORTH BRMSH INSURZIWOOMPANT, nom, immile " i l ia . mt=l %maw., • 1e hy i 1eAr .... %= .... Joie l 4l4; Ver I =rolg ".l4 7the• „. pl,. . j&P11•8881484844E.8•80.1Limir mllatte : 11 .88., sod 1M - moo a isssefslip 84 4 1 817 SAUDI 16a. QA - —..----'--- 10111111. MAOIIBI4. imam. 4 . lawbrillm. lartan. imam La ZIT/ JULLIENI CONCERTS. lIOTAL LTOICTII Mania SUMPS TWIIIITINTS aad WIT ANNUAL UZI= if 001 ZITS .10 COMMUCI as as la of Newombes,_eaadar Par nl=alll los Ova as N andaisrs I , ABBWILL.ad IYADISIL%IIe fail pragrolla ell *MI, be tab. /that All emmeolleolow to be seeremo se Mem J trodaliN.ll4. neems4ssia. W. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL &HOMO SCHOOL : milabed Pt AR na. Dlnebw.Nr..lolllll MILLAR. Ora N 4 ‘arisiTrais pm OA. U. anal Eft ns. Nt ill mat Tommy., Oa ISoi LK me. lilt Per Lassa. theft. Illow. IL MU& X*. 177. lbw Mni illataw • S. se t U Pas for s Om. at 0 . 10. M. M. Gooller sU s. THOMAS MILLDLILS D. Vary. rROFESEIOR WILJALBA 'MIZELL.— LAW WIIE.-1•0411011?. Sew TAIIe.—POLTONAPHIO 810*Meer TWO 1101:1PA 0/111.13- —IITRIMIThf or • ether's aa / Thyme Weak ese pies: Ira leak le. : . h.; rale` r iima VAT& 16 relbell besets user irk la eissoseme amine as ban he Mom la risk, wfielle be iambs be Me bar s ztie le wade is. ba we/ ides Om raosisast of So meek sreed rd Wed gum al mit metemassu Om as ........sa ....,................ RE DERBY DAY.—FAITH'S GREAT la pSe o ttak t r i. I* 71 , ii. - 1141Widsiiii mena.-711. Gondol. pxtuamorr at 111011-CLABB MITRES FL/ ke ILAL3.—Mews. TT. HAT WABDd LICOGATT Ire we ON TIMM. se Ode . It Ir. Orrin. Mr. L. T. FLATOWI 00 I of MOD INGLISM MO. TOR St ~WIN lisimis of the Cairn Maims: Of Irwin roderm. C. Merleld. B.A. T. Frd /LA. gem ILL C. Derr ID Orbs lbellake. t. F. Priall.A. imareag. S. A. J. W. P. leir. LA. 1.14 A. A.M.A. Mire A. Mew% Z. A. J. C. A. t. A. A. hoot rr e Attiu. LA. WI : Vega. A. L.A. lira Naar. ILA. 1 . . fter.. ° l. " l.l `A. lertos F. /L. Les. Z.A. A. 1.. MIL LILA. rem R. armre. /LA. T. Uper. IL/LA. Isieolit IL IL Wrd. ILA. H. J. Z. Rabin. ILA. itZelim M i k.A. ILA. MIL Add wirier edam POW* folomp IT Tr eh of 11. 011aill Admire re ea pereorra 0 erred red. OPUS II MI IL DS 'Ames ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 3, ........=r-tmarerevnttrZnitTZ . 41 1 1 EFONIN .. .1 1 •14STO/NOIMOINININIIM AA.I II m.. MiA/=.. .OVIIMMII=IIO rid=WagfiNik ha. sisl pool viss Moog AWar ea Se midis at MI" ileum EJ T DIVB SELECT LIBRARY. Now Nadi, a 1.122 et ow ma 110010.monsb ades4 KU Ird LI MUST. •Is• •Ur gt 0•1••• se wows woo •Ithimra ipso ilisnleiles. and onerel mama prim fof al•—(711•1L08 ILDWAID MODIL Rut 0 Load" ind ll•••••••r. TRANSACTIONS of the NATIONAL A- ClAtti n tse eke PLONOTIOS at SOCIAL WIXOM WW. . Jobe W. P aid Sr. W. Wood. GL IHYSIOLOOItZ B ANATOHY Gsel PHYSIO LOGY of WAR. With smoroirt O,leml ElentraihwA St/ 3 11. Two M.D.. 131.1., awl W. Dowmai. DIM. of nigh OMMID. Imam Ises: Jahn W. Hata wd Ike. Wag Mom& riart " UßATLYTMOriledgniorZsg A s ram a Pm.% psawass ele mem prsams 1W Impairs Prirk sis Zehilt i 2: 1 " 1- 7" '''' D i=irr a kpidia it as Warr Pa re Pm AI" Was sums Maar as PL. • Talig . Uls=ll• .. mad 111 a ir =Alt . OMR MO Para. ig . O7lOlM—A na-Oallat Cask (opal to five oneen firel sem AFILICAII =MILT fir Paw alms ; boa Pee% lb. pat Ottesa w it 11N w a v ip learkit,ple 4sons. argot bow Orb. WT.. • sod N. IMO W.O. 1110111ftek MIL WHO WILL PAY Om CHIME IN. ? dr lb. Mr WNW On ali Wm RAlR ah ara i rlL4 4 o . o2Mentri bog* as an is se Ob. of at, from., mud fps 111. awl Oar lair bolsi YM. Weiiese, IP, Owe ft. Vila% EPPS% 0000/I.—IPPS, liesesepadds Chemist, ides* indeed ft. th. =rte brow by the POW C.IIIOIIOZ HOBSON Gelb the attention of gee kA Slim le lis VW ATOM et OVIII-00 %TS if w mognsib los eime. Dr paw Lamest ?mem prim disks milks stew =ban does kr Ilwahn IL Malmo Ink linams. simulka■ R. kookskikeari. r Ika BOWLAND, XALTD sa OB, es Wised Bstardsal zpazt iamiim ar mind.' t berrab= li amordis am aid surrisrar sorb =I . Irrelar.,r.M . Orr ... a -Ow Ortraileas Omsk ser WK . % It elsoilus Ale Is sal rad trarrame. or bomp aa or% = l. WI& probe Ms Jo Aria dime el War re the Zi l e= Orr. irile s eili mid es... %am cum,l-0. ihe a law.ml.. Italpfer. =desalt . A. rol DONS' le Irk a Isar. Misr li. rad Mamaw mil mamma M/1. 1.11 Mtn bIONT EROwN ODD LIVER OIL Homes N lhoms4 aolone nollnl Nweasa e. he assopsme = a s Qiesb. Grool lily NM in t i k t, r. N • N. 4 . IT. =INC 1181 rIONVULSIONB is 11011111140.—Mn. JOHN vi DONS e pa wlsM POTIIMIII PT 111P.—Tble awls= remade bee Isewl se to eirueree d yam sena preervel emereem Mere* mem eelbetie Men eembeeme wbfee ben pokey, leeelles. As eleva l eeeeple i•Nbedgel Me prer. the abed Mbe elleeet. W V= sad lie immobee Med. 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Naserrimat ; W i g= WINIMMIMMI4III6IIs. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1858. kret DEPOSlT .L. lntablithed A.D. leed, rf Wend PM dedteur k liriantre nreeded be emir IM PM et Vbr r .... Liet • ate et err be okreeed Id& ample Jo e areesereersii. sty be erbium elai re l = l - W — brire4 le Jamul ere Jo a 1101111011 .aD la INOIr. Parr fee ededereeredi ore awes proved ailly ddm population, and be hoped the sawed.- Use mould 080 lie Mims to that ed. Mr. M. Dram Mayor of Bradford, moved, and the Rev. 0. Cum* ..aoudad, " That the legislative restrieciona slatlaiNa maufgeture of and the trade in paper an in jurious M tbe movies of ednoation, and ought to be 'Wished." Mr. Ikea was as much the advocate of the working man es ems ; bus he took a different view of the an sot to the a her The res= l" wee carried with one dissestimit. Mr. Hamp teb ilm2 i nzl e xper upon " The Principles of Mac Lean to Pandora" He mid, acme years ago the Hereim Cheitialla aetraopoodeat laid bare the mad*. al thejeeeseyme hem of Liverpool tn coo =l/Ith* latredmoden of the deg or thaw shops, which tie peke el their laboar tress 60 to 80 per own. Moo halo eallodehe hede sash as extant that large sad Imll 6l / 6 0 1 leoelhgo were mad, at which resolutions were gaoled doeratisiag to nom the all ecephdaed of. Sams of tie Mae in tell ig ent iamb= of the hods determined to Webs deW principle of mossiathe labisse. They took pre- Waft d their tom and emeniated bubo@ with the small arghal of 6L, Y isesualut with whit they bed ea institute for the unamaphyed madmen le oak spa ken the poblic- Mem. They erimemsmed the Madam with seem of 10e. ugh, to be takes ap by junignam races tidy. At the and • 14 ilbiltko& maw Ira heyeer 1861, theasonat of buil nem Prink .4e. 461. and he mew paid were 1181.14 e. 4d. The balms Wrier& pair der year ap to 18 67, when the 111■1101 dam in that lin we. 9,6491. 7e. 40., end the F2,4IML 11a. 9d. Ifed the work, far which the fore lange we paid, ben does on account of the "show the workmen would have received 36 to 60 per cent. hee—that ie to tag, wards et 1,000/. Oat of the ofqabio• PIM sad interest 1971.16 x. 90. law elm spat, la aceerdaace with the provisims eld ItyesneMeat , the same sum. There he. bees =lLamalres dots ch.:atriums. oceopelled then L The mid-up repaid amounts to 21101. te. 10d., in AIM of IL mesh. The number of members 68, the smelter of elms base 239. They have also a good sick and burial society, doing great good to the trade. The same success hes attended • similar association in the town of Hall, loaned an a pion given to them by Mr. Smith, the resseger of the above amociation. The Hull association has done bushier In the lest sixteen maths —6601. 18e. 3d. ; i wager paid, 2681 2a. 51d. The paper wee well leoeived. A paper deteribing the objects and history of the Limped Co-oporstive Provident Association was read by Mr. John Wilms, the preeklent of the association. The society wee Lamed ta 1861 by three men, fellow-ahopmetee—Gesege C. Mar, Andrew Drysdale, and George dative. Its objects were the providiag for and distribution amongst the members unadulterated food end clothing. The society ben steadily incremod until the present time. The *umber of member, at the end of 1861 was 34, et the mad of 1867 476. The capital hold by As society in 1061, we 1191. 9e, 9 d. at the and of 1167, 1.11111. 18a. The badman dew in 1861, was 2301; in 1867,7 Mi. The red leoleses dose fa the mean year., 17,11/4 The mid, sow earae commodious premises in Cheellta-eireet, gad tuft home elleAlliireade lee the ao esamodelita of misubses teddlog ebeef eel Ina rade alas Om. It War chain thus thole patehred at the swage oltolo- Pive pw oat. io paid the lomateta era die invested capital. Able e=4l a =teat a dividend upon peraheate elha rsto shout Is. 4d. in the mend. . _ lir. lhastary Walpola, who snivel la Liverpool wear. 41 7, peal a short vista to the mottoes, bat Ws soy w, fa aosteetpmco of the prewar* of aloha duties, itioserrily brief. One of the incidents of yesterday was a vhdt of some of the notabilities attending to the Collegisuilestitete to inspect the srrangenients of that einestionsi establishment. The recep tion given to Lord Carlisle, Lord Ingestre, and the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper, and others, was tell of all the hearti ness width boyhood so only exhibit. Those portion, of the hall which were reserved for the paths wort densely crowded by the member and esseciates of the association. Alter the pester mance] of the Betkeml Asthma In [easterly style upon the organ, by Mr. T. Reeleliffe, the students were sddremsed on their duties In the gamest, and their prospects la the future, by the Be►. Bomar Cate_pbell, //locates Ingests", Mr. W. F. Cooper, the Rey. Dr. WHS.* and the Bev. Mr. Bowles. la the evening Georgie Ha Irma converted into • banquet room—sad a mare mespddeent dining hall there is not in the ideporn—perhaps in the world. Its noble cad lofty proportions, its b yal m y rhi arl i o i leed and ornate style of architecture, its wens heightened by the beautiful polished panfle adman the arched and many pommelled mom, reader it, when lighted tip, peculiarly adapted for dative . At the banquet of lest night there were about persons present, many of them ladies, the council having trimly resolved that the ladle., who had rendered sash lespartaat aid in the comps naively dry work of the sestions, wen entitled to shore in the more agreeable Mabee. ef the dash( feetivey ; sad their presses, dimmed de seery ven of female tionsble cos tume, in which the dorsi drees now in such general favour woe campicaous—the ones, the [wham, and ro uml/fas, gad lady-grass which were entwined to wreaths round the fair brows seated at the table, harmonising prettily and gracefully with the embellishments of the prandial beard. The speedos@ pilgrim, which; had been thrown open to the public, en payment of an admission fee of half-a-crown each principally of the fair gen. There .d, wee • bras musicians being amateurs —the workmen in a candle factory, who had volun teered their services—which played appropriale airs in the intervals between the apaches ; and a party of glee angers, who aftermated with the band the see ieel drake. Lord Br win the &air a apposed by l.ad John Rameellobs lad of Carlisle, tiro Bari of libeaseinvy, Lord Bandon, Mr. Mcooklon Minas, M.P., Mr. W. Brown, LP., the Bishop of Pansylvenk air Ham Taw, M.P. Mr. arsbiny, M.P., Mr. Jon Haywood, Mr. Aldarman J. H. Tour, Mr. Christopher lins Mr. W. Tito, M.P., &r Jams leopliss, Mr. T. B. leß, M.P., Er K. Shute theneell, Mr. C. Tamar, the Bert. Arolidesocia Jones, Mr. G. W. liaelin go, Mr. Bd.. Heath, Mr. Hadfield, M.P., Mr. Cowan, M.P., Mr. Wood, 11. P., Mr. Aboyd, M.P., sad the Wei sabers at do Town Comm& Doak Board, and odes heal bodies. When.:.made the additional strength which hes boa Whored la the maw of sow woman sad easeciatas al iened, the variety semi @sops ad the saltheis dealt with the = kerb. dineethas et the to the papal et wed=swat, ar the MP me sad etweaske el the east prowthent Mahn, this sessel aspen et the oreeistich met be pampa= • added meow TM oshodca the peas shipping port a ',teapot as the Male of the resetkag was a hew one. Oa the OW bead, the rapetery obarester it • lap portion el Ito p.. IMetielee whoa ocatpolka Paha thees peep to el arose when the allot disciples of the ship as... to sot ape thew, asoesserily exposes it to away and sells tress tower diltereatly areandassi see amperatively free; mad ea tin same hand ths paha= sprit d lse wseithy talubitents, which had alr eady induced tin= le antlered the effete et those evils by a li beral sapeadiare ph& sad pinup asap pentad it oat as • moat preseleteg Sal Ow each ma association to work ape. lon every pert el IP town seinen, of this public mph weft the ay= The public bindings, among= which St. Georges Phil, with Ile Mw warts, its library and °flaw; its ash* ameses, ad es queitely proportioned autsbusc_ kait at saaassa tan, the case any be ; bemiled ftmeae, orell MOM roan as it isallei—abenestabipeatisetereat el the kleila Inglead—thais vorleastallheiwille_greahwirefiselgeeel its practical sola ilheposimass tablableage• seeelei —the thinking Maleie whisk as to be as. with la ADM easy street, sad whisk ban bus pended by the =emin ence of • slag= mope oug= l et pare wan. sad emosilswe sasbath to the lie** ei tis areebest admen • ss pe= m r elP"-eli neludemeas el Lemma to homes the opellies a/ the pest* Is we a sumea aity dee sliest@ wide the Nallestal Ainialen have in view were sari to met vidt eaugellay wad Nom ; as/ the malt tithe nestle( has bar to hied as Impease to the movement which gives preens el permeate mad proe- PeritY- Arture MuiDIS fir layerSiS-Littl. Yortorday (Sunda reersiag totem 11 aid 11 hood cries of " onsrdee" were breed is laseher.ime, sad erned ma were dowsed to be is Übe eet el romallog • men, Time same wee sateenal sislihilstB bra Nieboh• Darer, • bleb mbar, z wee seas atm katsbed does. hike sesieble Dived, 0.178. 1 9 88 . 11 iir 18 ......t digarimme. postuid bb ay* whoa bo maw • of bleed loissioir fare as bibs at tho ma's siiiel7,7a sew his IMO be ash blow ammo mom asortiati as Is Ma Saba sal /Mil= Mhos. Ti. aka mist lb towarlod asa to I. aufpol the _tojwy. ma he owed that hs W boss obbisl by Ma S • a wif • kik. Doistal bat lihmodts __ . belt Ma be onttolt sal qt. 'sew Marilsg est sal dm Duals 1 %Wm. =lbw kWh% trobbl tbo MINA upet I Bob% PIO) itatme albr st•ibli• lb mom of tam Ibt row Rim be ebb* Tby t d = braid, Int • mob esileeted, sad • moot stook as lb tomb look pies% and Donis sue nem& l ead Manly JAB sad Wallow liailleus were *skis to the alledo•-boare, where sin Amp Robe l b . prim= woo to by Mr. Lopata SAN 8 the meeashile brokro. Tito ins Is • mot Nob bra boo of WA was Pawed Is • Cab; oaf antrysi to St. Berlinimew's lloopitoL Ho woo torn poly ma b 7... d tho boom •••••••, wbo food • portion of the bode of • bath bay Awl to lb rho& bob, of wbirk boob lo say i +lo tollainoto Era as est seam It yr so Maly Oho bum that • pit of bows loom Wird to be to stood b. bow milks PeffEetl-boo. si b ioottMA 1. Is • wry barbs ma. Tins *pan to bow boa sow puma elosimelty totromb bomb as the pet of Or s• is to. awns of tho Saarday an of the thiblosol to servo bib wt. Jabs Sallie, sue Li* • pelleate is do loyal Ar4Wzy, Weetwbh, boa olidtho Too for some Ebbw bilk baying •vbeilb oloivii• Ow the b tomaittod. WM. Odlna b • NATIONAL ASSOCIATION POE THE PROMOTION OP 80CI4L MINOR. (sort OUR ow* antroatan..) LIVERPOOL, B*TVIDLT, Ocr. 16. This morning the concluding meeting of the mime was held in the Cowart Thane. Lad .1. Ruse= melding. The noble lard announced that the Lord Chancellor :of Ironed had net been able to obtain the government don mat soomeary to Ith leaving Ireland in time to attend the meeting, but be bad seat his paper, which he (Lord John) then proceeded to reed. Mr. G. W. HABTIAGI read the report of the sommil of the results of the Congress , which had bees agreed to at their wastiag that Oa the mottos of M. W. Cowes', emooded by Dr. Pa l ma, ths report wee adopted. liaotnemar rimed to tite great sawbes roared by the Min of the associatket, and especially by Mr. their illy able, talieled, and merge& eserstary. te i Broughees) bed assn earned to se the Mentifer of the sareadea, bat he bettered that it was la the need of Mr. roarap that the Solicitous idea lid origistel. Whin that gendemen mid upon him gem the edger he bed peat amble of the mum of the bat doable way martral whoa be tho memo peedirrhot paddle which hod lam dethess of drier kw rid the they would net Maw lie to de at now, b r e el izol dam would l allow ie, _hitothor leer same le oelle la favour of Moll Os ehinitea. the isany milvisteges the Ifellend Amedation was .ated b eft fir, net the Wet nee the eemmunicaticit Y edoblebed broom the upper eml the working demo The bed tomammed orpieleasly at the perm ieseelag to Liverpool, mad he be it meld bo a ng ina by the web by ems firming from maggot theneedem • mold Wow committee. The noble lard she obiereed that the associa tion were deeply althea to ths=areelelly am part of it, sio, the 'beep pram of st Midi was men directly the mean of snooping • mooed their proselans to the wale, men, it the esearacy and Memo with which the mossolZlad bra ramrod, end inolndedi that bog in the vie et MO BM Of BaarrasawaT weaned the motion, red, in refirsoos to the magi pert of the as awl learn& lard's eisaved thee twig his this he bra C:M itai t y mai Me eared with the aresb bad as of the pre—orth these who lid she high emery of Where sod rampro cad silo these obi &Amp" the Ind save= irks of reperem; red he add bar to thek estietty, liftmen as Idtbilara The MO, the nalinsee of appehmeha they wised, the wwqy in which they roght the dishier armed= red leaaetrmd seta thalr edemas sot ealy the worth, bat the vary spirit ot the or the Mat. 1 moil ansempli Me greeted =afthe Mors (Chem) Dw6, pores was thalr eliffM,then Ines rill more to be poled it their hearsabs miry Isialibg, UM the Mohr la So We of rnmeat—and the eprobes I made so peat pads meadeer elsewhem—how Ara did it saw the a sigh mistehe was mob (Hoar, hoer.) And hew meth lore aim did it occur that a mistake wee wilfully , node f He wall venture to say that, taking the whole mar threogli, them were mot two widal adetekee to be g baad , —Se wit wee the tatelligame sod so peat was the Meath la a riot timetratica one ea awe we vit Mdebeed tho par, tor woe of the nosed N deeply M lila MIMI merle should lt be traaamined then the peen to the pates. By means of that army whet wee when from the palm platform was la abet smiles to talons id mph, and if he might be monad he MEE be wall mid the editor, and conductors, tke great of the pie, thot they bed the pewit aegis to tbdr . mar willed by ara dash dr emetioa—they hod la their Mode the greseeel power of frig roil, bat they lad oleo the room WINE of asbi Ttrocilelermatli, meting opts Mora the , end he Mew no ma dm* 184 if • eberailer for whirl se Ceded= am ought moo no wig-day night th an OM the amlosseee of the be milmearl by • km, a It, a hely spirit, sa d ia rmilini b 7 a duke to game' Me tempord, the moral, die spitimal millet el si Sok filimosesaares. (Cheers.) not brag the mac. akm per 6,1mi1l of proving in the law degree vexado• and an annoyence,without expoptfon, the greatest blesing theit mut be eoaferrad oa say people, without which diem mall not be a fres people, and with which, if allowed to speed Itself far and vide, in the courts of a short time there world not be an enslaved people on the face of the earth. (Obsess.) Lend Jour R vss exc., in putting the resolution (which wee maalmoualy carried), bore teetimoup to the very va luable services of Mr. Hastings, and expressed his entire cenonneece with what had been said with meld to the prem. Mr. Helrrutol acknowle d g ed : the resolution In a pride to which he erred to the valthatieeili be had reerved from Kr. Molloy the indefatigable koal emeetary, Ind the other kcal amore, but for which the media at Ikeiresml could not have taloa pieta nooks were aftmeards voted to Mr. George Mary sad the local oaken, to the Mayor and Corporatke of Liverpool for the nos of the ball, to the inhabitant of Liverpeol gene idly for their esdisemos, to the several predefines of annes, aed to Lord Joni Basset, al the shabara d = ali lan tinowledichig the compliamer paid to him the atilt lord saki it wea extremely gralitylo g to bia—whea some people seemed to think that treelds great age he was mho tether worn out and incepable et curtion—to led himself complihnented tapes kis eenegy by • mill hale antegetie wide friend (Lard Brougham) seer his, who odd he bad known him hoot a boy, sod by andier lased Med (Pro fessor Pillana) who aided that he twarabered when he (Lord John) Ant Wind the univerelty—that wee when be wse about 17 yews of egg@ (Cheers and laughter.) la the Social dowassw Sake yesterday Mr. Templar, on ha if ci Dr. Jobs Wads, of Mthohester, read • p.p.r op= the legidadve reethadose heaths the serreatere h eh the wade a paps, which, a argeed Pailal7t PrinelMeg the awaisposeet if that trade sad Im peded the eireelades ed hawkish itaredere. Mr. K. Deka, the pallsber, asseesded that the removal the day wall be • peat kr aas pnw, ene fit le lb. she, rd aim whatever* the *h easa ag examno b = ity. It weal kat te esespilMes, hike add hairease rather this dtaiib ON vales ad pal paper, sad wad/ set *duos the peke haw pablladess. aft& le the Iseeeetts. ef aspire et paper worn the ilmileilea of the yaw eassial of A. Mee—lam rap, with talon huh Straw paps as ask= kw geed books, black lek beim searady rehab* ea Its brews adios, while the bleaddeg pease readered k smilealb ; so that la th e teem et - It warned ereeddel ady hers It slat de dr sewseap t sa were • It not for boas sa wen to endure. If Waty we* aka off, b... • p r e= would ices 6001. a year, ad the paper would be dearer *- head of ohi Mr. A. replied to what he dassibed es the ase trral " of Mr. Bobs, sal ..tomcod tat Meews.l3lrakee dederal tat dr alp ao.pull.d thres to rep pahllemda of thele . (liser.) Mr. Tapia Is re sane et Ids reply, add that the raw preard phi by sewpwa preprietcht fe the slaps el hay old be appeeptad Is karats( the wheats at the pews thinestra (Mar beer.l Mr. Casa append the weelssisos of the duty. The adds ad lie pr eat sae yeses beck stopped 100 silk, sad the banes, bed to be pad oh of pelts, tar it seal met be had to his pet.. of parr. The rusk le ha bad beta a beth d Mi. per ads. He W beta mash le the hashes of the mad the Iddrew, denied to iseak w whke ill = 200,000, paid to toallea, is the shape of papw dap, bow 7,0001. le UNA • year. New, lf he led that * paiialmas eleadistri papaw, be weld amassed the ef W but math for the ladasstica sad sir *ass al the people. ( Haw , bar.) (A Voice • At the saw pries f ] Ter. He Ird thy bead of oar butivideal who weld hes his ales le raid the 0011?.• of this sakeilsa ; park *aka wee eked, sad the artelstere bed adored that *lath (Meer, afar.) There bag so to i Awoke, W people were bag headed there ; der Amebas are wee base al said awl to bey up serval; a n d eg t seal is the aallashal maws sad had Ow se the Amara suramel area Owes as ma es we aware awe ka esd the dra ad paper Is dde warm" would • a . = prima alma Idr. Casa ILP., as a weakelear. bead as day of ask semelpas wee set the kdleathseith It wee sae* the eareameir karti t if ssesethearers that the dety abash eselitse, sad Viff• arid * hows • sea tag es eleadass the bade the Ohaselier ef the Ex resepser ass the salsa. lard Mawr bed, loam. sold that It was ass d the easseph apeweats ter the re seed it the day apes pasted edam that the arrallso tawe thimedver wow aim ad I &said be retied. (Bier, sad • bash.) the wallswere d the day the pries et the 001111•011 espy-beek wee weessed M ww rat. Other erearks, when as madieleer was IsSased, whwe the =eke rsehliese did set oda were al his a predate • supra wale sal WI it et • law prise tea tbs Megab arshaerer 'sell, sad the horses wadi be *et the law add MS be detect sat if the eskedal as all an sea adds mar. Mr. T. B. Shale% the pathier of the Bribe{ Wee& ewe, ales spas el dr Weds= alba of se e m s es perlered by las ri m to that p The reweind ef as day weld espadelly bark Or wailed ma, eh by arshisi aseatiaa, warlbas to lb. ram* harkde sal , (Stamped Id. Additiosa) [TWOPENCE. 0.1.701 D MIDDLE-CLASS EXAMINATIOYB.- AWARD OP OEBTIPIC4TEB,I7 LIVERPOOL. At one o'clock oft &hurley a very numerous Ms minnblage of ladies and gentlemen met in the Large room at Bt. George's Hall, for the purpose of witnessing the award of prises and °emanates to the sucesseful candidates at the moat Cited Middle-Chas Examination. The Earl of CARLISLE took the chair; amongst those on the platform we the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Lord Inges t», the Right Hon. W. Cowper, the Lord Bishop of Chemise, and other distinguished members of the National Awarde d°, for the Promotion of 9 udal Science. The Bight Hon. W. B. CIL' Derroma, in leegg a voted thanks to the Universities of Oxford and Camheidgy and to the Bev. Dr. Thompson and Mr. Hedie , the examiners at the Liverpool exerniestin, rode the follrwleg remarks : My Lord Carlisle, ladies, end patismen, the rinelpal pur pose of this great orehig .has, as I cameive, been already accomplished ; for the principal purpose, in my view, has not had reference to the greet body of the feent inbad tenfa of Liverpool who compose this net ease sebl y interested as they are in the pest oceesiom—but has bad reference to those young person Ili" is the spring time 01 their lives, have cane here, not to sad to receive the re wards of their past labours, se to her words of enCOGrag.' meet and of insertion, which ere to stimulate them in their future course. Those weeds, I rust, bath been damply is graven on their hearts, for they hen sews, with every ad vantage that instruction could reelliVe, from on of the mast distinguished and as IMIU as wed the most omelet in station t _of all the of her Majesty- (Her.) But somethlig renaine to end t bin under taken to propose es yen a reselatine by which, If you adopt it, you will express our petters le the Virginity of Oxford for having organised a system of l examinations through. oat the country, which has for its object the benefit of the connemity at ergs, Er esprally of dos middle thesis of our fellow-sthisets (Her, hrs.) Now, my lord, I most say tee word ein the chanter In which I appear before you, although I say it with relocemos, because too meth, by tar, has already been said, through the partiality of otherapsaliers upon that subject. I must forget, as far as I can. my con nexion with the University of Oxford, for, upon the react oceseice, 1 say it, ladies sad gentlemen, in deep sineatity, I am risking to you as one of yourselves. (Chien.) Arrested with the town of Liverpool by birth, and by • thousand ties, I tea that I should have deserted the most sacred of duties if I had felled to take the opportunity which your kindness has afforded me of speaking forth to you the convictions of my heart upon • subject like the subject of to-day, with which, unless I am greatly mistakes, so much is involved of what ortoerna the welfare of this peat community. I trust you will agree to expires your thanks to the University of Oxford for the pains they have taken, and the readiness and promptitude with which they have moved, In order to meet • crying national want. (Hear hear). It is sometimes thought—and perhaps not without reason—that it is in the nature of inch bodies to be tardy in meeting theisigencies of the day ; and, undoubtedly, their spirit to—and their spirit, I may venture to say, ought to b•—• spirit more anxious about the reality and security than about the rapidity of their pro gram. But there has been, I may talutopon me to met, la tardiness upon the of the riverside" at least urn the present occasion. He ar, ( hear). From the bosom of the universities themselves presided the impulse—the very first impulse—which led to this great movement; end the kneel and corporate action of the nalvendtise ascended sad gave form to that impulse at the very ardor 110111111118 which its moat ardent irked" could hen dared. (Hoer, hoer.) Well, now, ladies and genders, I rut we feel that the gift which has bees offered to me in this matter is a real gift—that these examinations ere to Os a real and substantial good. (Hear, hear.) There are soma. perhaps, who re sceptical upon that subject. There are some who will tall as, and tell us truly, that • primly dis interested love of learning, • love of learning which needs no spur or incentive from without, but which is led forward by the intrinsic charms and peas of the subjet, that that is the love of learning which is most truly valuable. This may be so in the abstract • sad thin have bra masa in which poverty itself has Yroved sic lamerreoeitable obstacle to that thirst for insonotiom which in either Omen of less material development, led man from the very sad' d the earth to the sources where knowledge was to be soothed. (Hear, hear.) But we ere to consider the wants sad the exigencies, the dangers and the temptations, d the parti cular age in which we live ; and I appeal to you whether It is not true that, in • time of pgteusatt commercial "uter i prise, sad of rapid commercial de.ebpmsut, there is such as inoresse of the danger that all the higher saphatiotis of our nature will be overborne that It becomes um, as wise ens—es practical men—to seek the aid of every intro- mentality which may rest o• in keeping alive that culture of the human mind and of the human intellect which has dens so much for this country and for Christendom ; which so greatly omnibus* to the adornment and enjo aisle of life, sod without which no great society rut its higherand moat sacred duties. (Hear, hear.) The system of examination which has bean orpared Is ao Those who come from the universities have bed lose= sacs upon that subject ; and if you are told that ths 'diet of =slition is Introduce en ungsmereas rivalry into the to of youth—it you are told that dm stimulus given to schools will lead to the neglect d the mums of the pupae in order that thaw may be more thee and peter opportunity hi the higher cultivation of • dinned few—lf you are told, as you are sometimes barely, but erro neously, told, that the odset et repetition is to gin an undue preposidetemes to the intellectual, as compared with the moral, eleresats of character—rely upon It that those who speak from an muspriance which has extethed now over coteries will tell you that you may 'ably dirties from your minds at ones all such apprehen sions. (Hear, hear.) I say, dankly sad feralrely, that there is nothing more generous than the sentiments which ere inspired Into the breasts of youth by the rivalry such as that to which I am now referring. It is in itself essentially Incompatible with selfish ideas and objects. Learning is not a limited quantity in inch sense that he who obtains it rums his neighbour to kiss it. On the contrary, every one who obtains It becomes • standard-besrer for °than ; and the treason to which he invite them to • treasure which is aeceptable to all mankind. Meer, her.) Aad as to schools, ladies and genthmen, depend upon it that the is en Idle epprebension; sad that the schools which Fey the gnaw' attention ter their bet boys will, as a general rate, pay the greatest attention to all their boys. (Her Mr.) As to the apprehended preponderance of the fatillictual over the moral qualities, I will nature to say to those who make such en otortice, that they are under an error as serious as tea well be oceosived ; for if there is one fact me genially and conclusively established than another, by examinations of the teachers of youth, it is this, that dill and the self-denial which diligence evolves, are in themselves a rat of moral cuddle, no Isle thee the promise of Intellectual distinction. (Hear, her.) Bet, now, ladies sad gentlemen, these an topice pro F white others may perhaps enlarge with pester y. I must, however, ✓ay a few or in explanation the mein sonaliereticia which indoor me to urge this resolatios on yes arks I sus in this resolution, and in the subject to which it relates, not the close and conosomatics of the eninhastices whke hew be bid, belt lb. • pester thlap. mo ht them the loomploa by aw itahmetthe el the ermatry d thdi loco th to .11 doom of the easemunity, al imiedieth Ala lon thee the ydis sad defy of Cheldthilson, ami wr eip =o TiZaWtheir busedm to en maks 4 ear s the true aim of the aleeedthe yrs fah that (not, beer.) They mew thee be • the smaspey o f the rich. (Raw, hoer.) They we Iththled to that the deep shwa of math, sad eldbestheee width it thaesphout the whole ef greet shied cammalty. idd ( en esthete sa llww, leer.) d h ever they They wen to dams forth tau h mamma, wer the rerun outs sad essethere ter the story: d e i n aad the advantage ad the couvry. (Hem.) had that Met they Milled. (Haar, hsee.) Go beak to the periods wheu the pith 110.111110111 al the Mem mid einimmited, sad see these It the lid them memo thee fisheries/. sad whines h wee het hew Ismdmai.the lthigAlwthed, SIMS Madrid pme et" We Owed h (Hear, hear.) It the km the thithethles ; es the pest peek Mica, the callo Adam dime el so well and tidy may it be said, la stheethe n their lady , that the Usivereitire of 001,1 eth dialwldge VIM yes at thwthad.thee.) Li, est petheatethey e I de set way OW at presses diet MOM hdy dlethatheL Oa the sawary, we sae thee he twourd matades thee wskaareldes thee pelbsmed oath, mot isprisat tided, mad most the liar hid enthesollll Nffilld la the maim their utility hat b.. masa to Ow - di. They have educated the dairy, mese, dohs bath pellend • post =theft theeeestry. i 'ller se amid the posese mrabw—elmom the who* the sees dear lifth smithy. They hisatedusawid the Oldie pet el de mom meths her, het th at hum th e whets el their ddy. We haw be Seem* met dome et maw who are set aompied ta the aesepay to whisk I have m imed—yam them olt wham the pest tweembly tore heirs sus Is • spesime•—thl I mad wire OM I he,. sew cam Me Meth Leassallso, witalhar bee Ws he.. of Limped, it bee the pad imd Waling ethrethdly of ha , without feibli deeply whet • link then we—what a add edam, thypirted to be tied bow the etemussicei between the Writhe' aZable peat eesstmdy of heti Immedhlas had se labeled area l Mw ft wed uthal be hole dams la the mi ff Beath I.e the were swellowad up, or Is &ma Limeaddre ff Oiled sad Csiabrldp were fa mdse. (Baer, her.) Yp las* this fa, I hem • steak—it Is car- WOO sheme—ththedth, lamelthig witit, w e my view. in a peat meld ed. At say rate, It show that we have Wes he short at fee whlsh sr heehaws drips& Am I es he kid that beeethe Umepsel le a peat sammersiel am eamity, therein the here oakum el the Items mad Se to be twithbed hem tee bouedsry ? There OWNS be a poem ' craw. (Ram, ham:) COMMIX east Isanthg hove both united is seamy eammuthise ; awl Pleemise was rases the het of oomemmiel aides at the may time whoa it geve Wf te a pease ram et Ildisetrad ham, cad thi mew he the thrd• ef eseedthlt say othw mo atthrimity say meta e of MAMIE Wog. Do wit, • let us se hea w& the isindhig belief that if ossourso ki Awl* ed ge to poi Idvwlasik Um. pool must of necessity kg behind in reference to those m oth' which do so much to refine and ekvalethehninen mind, and which lam the principal subjects of our ocniddiration to day. And permit me, ladies and gentlemen, to say that, if I have spoken strongly on the subject of competitive exami nations, and been sanguine in my expectations of beneficial remits from them, I am free to admit that I have perhaps something in the nature of local sentiment, withal s because I feel assured that in any syst r e l eir c Ol competition that may be established — and provided that it be • fair and open system—South Lancashire and Liverpool will hold their own. My lord, in urging on • this meeting that they should bail the mania& whisk his called us together to-day, and should consider the present proceedings se only the very beginning of what is henceforth to be accomplished, I do so because I feel that those pro aeedfags ptotnise the renewal and the re-establishment dark Walton between the old universities of the country sad the great commercial and manufacturing communities of the country, which is not, indeed, altogether in abeyance, bat which has been feeble, which has been languishing, and which requires to be re-invigorated and restored. The universities cannot afford to dispense with the aid and moral Influence which they would derive from striking their roots deeper among you. They are at present engag ed , almost entirely, although not exclusively, in providing education for the rich—for • clam which will, If the universities did not provide it for them, contrive, in virtue of their riches, to pro vide it for themselves. We desire to sae them providing education for those who are not able to provide it, at least in IY highest form, from their own resources. (Hear.) Your p has been pleased to connect my name with that of • great poet, whose works, by us and by our children, must always be held In honour. May I be permitted to refer to see representation of that great raster bard ? He tells us that the army of the Trojans marched with noise and ok moor because they were ill- Resorted and ill-combined; but that the army of Greeks marched in silence and with order, awaiting the word of command born their °Moore, because they had one besrt and one spirit within them. We happily, in Reiland, Ns, fa ne email memento, even now—and I he that, as years roll ca, we shall see it more and more—the reslisation of that noble feature of the Greek army which be the model of every greet, happy, and peaceful community. I entertain a sanguine hope that the universities, finding this disposition existing, will not be wanting either in skill or promptitude in adapting their arrangements to the exist ing wants of the community ; that they will so frame them as to enable the youth of Liverpool, and of other places similarly circumstanced, to resort to them for the benefitof the training which they give without making a sacrifice of those years which it is impossible for them to devote to the pursuit of learning without • departure from the ateoluts and necessary purposes of a commercial community. All this we have before us in hope, and in prospect it forms • pleasing picture; end depend upon it that if we will only, in detail—each in his own private circle, in his family and in society—endeavour to give it effect, there is nothing contained in it which ressonable men may not hope to see speedily achieved for the benefit of the country. (Hier, hoer.) The work, allow me to may, is one which, if ancerisfelly carried on, will be not the least important of the peribrmanose of the remarkable age in which we live, and will mintribens, in modes sad degrees, fer more than any among us eau now distinody reckon both to lacrosse female end virtue, sad likewise to the maintenance of sad the discharge of the duties of England, as one cif il ery lineman among those nations which lend the obese of dean.= la the world. (Applanes.) The malice wee L ord seconded INGEBTRR, and =by the Rev. Dr. HOMPSON, on behalf of the to University, and by the Bishop of CH arm, on behalf of the University of Cambridge. The Right Hon. W. COWPER proposed a vote of thanks to Lord Carlisle, which was seconded by Mr. RILEY; and aim • brief rspouse from the noble chairmen the proceed ings .4 CHURCH-RATS DIFFICULTY IN PRASTON. About three years ago Preston perish church wan rebuilt mean eateemin scale mad at met anew Recently the edifice has been domed, owing to the discovery of dry rot In the timber of the door and its supports. The surveyor employed by the wardens has estimated the sum re quint' for repairs at about 4601. To raise this a church rate has been neorted to by the select vestry, which is composed of twenty-four members, of whom eight are appointed by the corporation of husks for the middle division (the town ship of Premien), si gh t by Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bart., as lay rector of the bares division ; and eight for the higher division are self-elected. The select vestry met on Monday last in the vestry of the parish church. The Mot was utterly unknown to the mass of the inhabitants, the vestry having been called in the old-fashioned manner, by a simple notice affixed on the church door, signed by two of the wardeneof the middle dividing only, instead of by a majority of the war dens of the whole pariah. Of the twenty-four members there were fifteen prams, including the mayor (Mr. J. Humber). The Rev. J. Owen Parr, vicar, attended, though not • mem ber of the vestry. Considerable difference of opinion pre vailed. Objection was taken to the notice as illegal, but It was °vended. In order to avoid imposing • church rate, • voluntary sabseription, an appeal to the pewholders, and • hamar, were bovinity recommended, but the vicar urged the levying ef a rate as the middle division aloes, which was mainly interested in the maintenance of the church, and the mayor moved the imposition of • rate upon Preston alone, for the sum of 4601. On a division, five voted for It, and four against it, and ids were neutral. The rate was carried by only a majority of one, and the churchwardens were in structed to prepare the necessary rate-books. It is urged against the legality of the rate that the vestry had no right to exempt the oat townships from Its operation ; and, secondly, that there was no rate laid, because the law re qoires that " the major part of the vestry " shell sanction ir, whereas it was only carried by • majority of one. Five out of the fifteen voted for it, and of the five four are repro sentedne of the out-townships, while the fifth invariably ob jects to the payment of any such impost in his own case. It Is thought that the churchwardens will incur serious difficulties in its collection. 1110NMAIT1ir QIUBTAILZ M 1.811,6% DUDLEY, flavuituat EVENING. The concluding meeting of the ironmasters of thia district was bald in this town this evening. There was not a large attendance of the trade, but the better feeling which prevailed at the Birmingham Numbly wu percep tible to the full extant here, most of the producers of ma nufactured iron having received orders to keep the works going for the next four or five weeks ; others are still farther in advance ; sad it is thought that towards the middle of the quarter there will De each an additional supply of foreign orders as may sustain the recovery which has un doubtedly him place in the tradttiou of the tied*, eves though a slight hill should ensue in the de. mind by house ooniausers. At the present time there is perhaps mow than an average sale for both soil said boiler shwa, and plating ban me in fair reqeset. The trunew dons in rosindionued live are sot venally large at this meeting, and of late piers its Importance ha. been declining In that respect; but, swordhg to the reports to-sight, there aria a tolerable amonat of Dania, doing is that line, sad upon the whole this series of the trade meetings an regarded aa having mend off satisholmily. A ben sales of pig -Wm wise efkoted to-night, good qua lities ef hot-bleat rwalisfag M. Ills. 6d. per ton. There were use fielibro ism infector male of pig-irou as low as 31. 6s. re see There have bets rumours that it la in contampla till hi hew-la additional furnaces, but in the present state the limb this appears to be improbable, and certainly it is M &shale *1(1 the improvement in the trade is more chest. bibbe et D•dley were unusually thronged to-night, these a i user el the collier. in the town who are el:111 1n • but the promoting , ' of the setswin el en semester. In that port of the dis h** who the wee bees most determined I. tbdr eadwereese le sabres the highest rate of wages three are samieldredde mimeses§ of their yielding at last. Nallega see es D. bold early is the west, bet meevel of the coal meters who were memet at in- 'e isamiably stated that their am Isms /slag IN, awl se awed M to GENF Wield that thmiwillteasellehat ember *rasa Wept en mil Os lasereenlisee arises. ten So waft deed, • mem! essesimee et Ihe pls. mei big saellir peeled et hulas weeks, Se proud babe ale et the nert eleenetei ram time have marred is kelt IMeardakm THE BURNOPPIKLYI MIIIIDEIL.—It will boymets bind that watt assoust at alts sad borrow WY tratel Ittrowbost Ow eacatty ha awl wlobr at 1866 by tbs merilar al • amasia INIMIStt Isittlar. who wet abet dews ma sat robbed la • anaory law art Berbogield. fa tar away of Dadra. at adiday. Two masa. 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