The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-10 00:00:00

---. ......•911 . - • L l Ire' ebt C3133rt%% x:':2l • e • 7 ( c - T - t, ''- ,ti i tt 44". .4 it c~ ~ Is 8,897 a THE DAILY NEWS J°. Tb. raoriurroze ad die "DAILY PEWS" Wins bed ends their costidsestke veriest pleas kr supply bs moiler Sab.aftere t•Itl a FINST-CLADS NNW& PAPER at s comideratie Rascal= of Pries, have dister abed to isirodese the reeks ostensively adopt el es the Costraast sad is the Vatted Stoke, sod to supply the pew as term epecially adresteseotte in Mars for Samuel ar Nal& roe, Saboriptiese peid direct to their Ade. Tio . TIMIS of iI:BSCRIPTION, papas Is abases we sow os voider : - . SIX 1110211111. Oil iLUI. 17astaaaped espy . 11 li 0 .. U I 0 (U coat by lailwty Pantel, ex extra charge ) Stamped espy . . . . I 0 0 .. 4 a 0 The present price of an enstatoped copy of the psper is 16 4a. per &ORM, and of a stamped fftpy I:6 lbs., Am thus terms involvt: a rekattio,i of ware Moiety-third We as For the dee delivery of them papers, although distributed for the most part by the ordinary sews meets, the proprie km will bold themselves rosporibie ; bat the seceptancts of selseerlptiose boss parties In costar, towns, to be supplied by railway petal, mut be dspeatint upon arrangements Mos nods Witil sows agoolo, or os the nottaos of rube:rip- Illene from sub snob lowa. Onion to to odesosed no MANAGER of the DAILY N 1999." owl Pea-. Hot ardor, to be geode m ade he "H. J. LIIIOOLIL Mew, Dolly Mows Gam, 9, BeavairsissA. 7191941999111, MAL" i k VEig.4sl BOUIt—W D ZIKLY .I. COMMZ Vitas no m i ta i ll 14 . 1 4 :?? .. ..parr - .a . thylbs. ai kpl. Ades. Oyyloy. lesolbsy. 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WATWORD LIMEHILIC, and SOUTH of Vg lisS mod a. 7Cah ri egsk= sad sweirmiler as pm. 64 .86 a.n. e.t r: ribil . ink sod nip Ire sol : immbilhortilso i r OM Illsrlie 4 ras wionekrie Simla Oft =MD= im=.o A i rDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT MOJA Oshiradeso witeas Prerifissera aua d.I •or~io~ rasa r gamy/ doweiners. D R KAHN% ANATOMICAL KUBIUM, Iloupd DUL T Ow Ft . = jr=wm a kiwpop.. a 011 I •OdW a hortsia%V,ZIDWC A IMO Own Next a Os WrOdo 1 ., . JAMRBT.-HALL ILZST V AURANT.--Ladies mad Owilm.• Is lasens I'M Sad i ts ET.JAIIR:= *MAN T. lipmAimders NM . DS VAST/ •ua ia. Lassism/ bun 11M612r• PSI a. DONALD. Tresstrat. AM Tie SAW Sbilie as AIM I pa QLNOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL far o.lkra. NM OM aalra Loran': at won II LOOS.. ?In and MOliaME. MOIR le Lan kw la el animmaa Jar.. aa. lal ? i =ork AblOgi• W. ISE dIPORTO.—As OLD BOTTLED PORT at high Iv arm wa 4•••■ • irk Thi• purainzto• bs . or . b IM•Latillt . MT! ori w• • mg. ERE BRANDT,, le. par pilia.—Pae or imi4.111.6 wituidie Mir obi snit waliciolodall to cowl mpg Irkli ors dmies pmkuilms re Ompir vrbldh me we Aft* l• imam at ww ar pit ems sad are Imbed*. at MIL a saw? sad 0.- Old • lien.,. BIDSTEADS of every deeeriptioa, both wood, Irek_aal taw.% Mad al& fandture awl balding waspletw. J. MAFIA . nod e 147. 'N we ye, Aslaalar nu* DINING sod DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE Y ernos nrl4l.—n• IsWaN easy iamb. 21r. lb. Eastaks essela,•walwat wswlL am piano. <lrawlagreaw. Oat% 16.4. OIL Nab kah trl 17V. 111a..14%. Tottaahma-aaant.ramil. jrnpliwi aces mayseler Finites: Itniblinesei weft E THOUSAND PIECES aragatlasna Carpet eelrMk 4a. =au lea xi Jam: ada Tdvig anal al k N. S. Mans imi a. lii 111ralrmaseMaL (ZAIS EXPLOSIONS EFFECTUALLY PRE- Nil OICIT O on of •In MU OTTO VOOTILATOR Ins *non lOW* niikke of • ShoOninink'S Int 4 la On snow' • allemn. abr. • contanow MAO Or Ma W. Mambo' n A OWL nbncool. bras& WOnlispor.lialh Foam& Orin On andinolon. NUNN'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, to. Bd. Fr saw. evaild lir goo maw dIII,2•1 prownw. le Yu r e t.,.. lw an Wen. ► MA Few perW wi sod bwilllwoey of Ilita; =Zs* aged& y ribbed few Ilie ...WWII ...fig k. Er gap Imp , . wont 0. by TllOl4. :1 04N and 1110 Na. atl Corultel...trwei. Ful awl, %1.e., who eoetmw to & moth atesire.l Pallet Mleit blarynebbe Cabbie. ter *NM panda Luz FRENCH COLZA 01L,41. 6d. per gallon. moo. 1110U1IONIL oa4 SONS lonia sonloulor salaam •kY aka* tat rear tad a ; Woo to Limit mammal wra 00.11 k Si MAW 111 k. Ina*: so I tab goal was sod maga M 1M ; ai aim MK Gram, be.. wally low for soh.-020. tit BOVA owl NM&d ttteelsas.l Hamm ma V^ flOKE.—The GREAT CENTRAL OAS CON la WM, COMMA= b naili l ia rs OAM 00111 d olizt sit ES ILLUMINATIONS M INGLISH and saw II al' sad 010011, *waft bennital dy olibs la or .I*lir, mew wade. /my sulmeamki fof Lb. at PIA! L lit Sas& W.C. Often aaa W Wei =POW w tbe t. , t t•np TO SHIPPERS of STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES roo.rouot PIN —The admiber MK • rodect AR. 4 10. Inrawune:Xp'.'s" FerS of ART.—F. DAVIS jgorter, body rMaramd tram Ms Ms I. • Om 4 OLD DD V ILL* Nat l. Dior. Memo& eDeond mbar 1 0 06CIELAIX. 'olpe sod elm maw ahm. ham mom." V maim br•• 1......, men dmim amiAbbp••: MAL mmormik mg Ilmsimm OIL. m lhoollareet. W. DAVT'II ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. la Imrelsabl• Fels, El a Wieling bleb • di ii *eiywa was. weak labiaet , r rt. on ! faun erlfilin at miry Elk rgrtimarik awl seal , . es. vernsibilile kr the pvit al lAN a,.... .e. an I .:...irrweei indiatkre al the 0•1604 rim ON 6.1.1 bar, and , 1 .r.p.inftwai ..b a fn ukt ....6.. awe .llb , at the nats , * l6. DAVY •• ••118 vispipar. M rucks aa.4 War, lle. 94. hintarkirermL • _ Par LAM U' ELASTIC SUPPORTING BANDS, Xer•Lowit. k. ""Vat iiinemoArar.., , vrtr. . la IM. empenslody dm" aimielarm iell Obbela _hied lasinctsor fie ammorark•li leinga in t Von =l,l4lltiriliaindessiCloar UR. DE lONGHI LIGHT-BROWN COD LflU OILY :marked Milk a. somed mom iv re hi I. 0. 1 7. Old . r. WNW . name limies ken reemee. Mut ekl 61.. r MM. aral Immeemieble wsplablif imar stele ekee Mel.% m , b. 4.164. mmilem. we moil semlima ke ee=4 Ow Weadiat : ram. : sem. flemalma. eleke. el Me Ms. emmism. ri, ..... mmmi . end r ........._,,. teg=bMat it mkt? piembe S.. e l : plwas. • t I.: mom% ee. : memild Ise 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 16 OM *mike% mama Irbil. emeemee pled* be comine. le M.. i ..m.t.. • MIA R. IlAlrrn ise Oe. n. ikked. C ; eft. N .... mm.. timelme M leommeim. LlllllBEMAlL—Preted iried 11 7 110 7 141 _,, 1 . 141:1168 6 T., Admatt 343 741.... Mom .r..,........, . iltrao.w.ll°..nrkosrl b...d..4 oft lora Thwart. tr... a .... w.,„*.'•••""?,.7' till=t_namOd•W h. ' is • loaf MOM& Ez...... as d• m 4 PwWB di" MVrisssisr. Milk 11. le *ISMS Cft/illsl6l "81....1111.1 " Is UM Wall& i i . iamb sky *Aim Irseb O= ~, = nms. r i altr il imiii st do Mimes isolgsass. . 2. I. . is re wild asitai s a . z a rims sibs se IMO is wig slOwsl thdr •Mpsigsdegepl..l F.7.00.1tie Am ma" iss O. • Iloiled Ir . a antric,, ; lit, SIM 061 Cla t ireft l. Atirt.: ar •_•= hr . 1.... lie : led 01 " 1 110.41.4 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1859. MUSIC. THE VOCAL ASSOCIATION. Last evening this society gave their first " dress concert" of the season—the first, thst is to say, in which they hove put forth all their str.ngth and employed ad their resources. The result wee • very eseellemt and semessful performance. We give the programme, tram which It will be on that the selection was of the WOW order. tALT L Lwow..' . asilbentt. Item. anJ Ari Ur. a b ;l: l ; 4 rol . iisir Saw Mali& retioac t 8. 4 - 101 Mow Medal. An." 0 boson= on lOWA Mt. MO- M ODOM Mad& "2113 MAT QOM," W. Onsusat.3 BUPBII. Overate - atom= Walla arab a A9 rsh aelath el Mi Ate. ?law= 9 ege lamed pas; Mr. amt Hama. Clam —"0 bash esaleadeW - aole aid a MA Oa.— -M W Oral ea the tree." atm Blatt. Da* 1101: isai mf Ortzel dad the a warrant to :::ee nt... =:" • la rivione lo tae ach e Mew I . lIV t i A li tehoriah Mee the Bohm. dorm". Otaaal and abilllF" MY tba sore wands we ward t• Ms maer. Mae Ilealsbrik. owl tiberea. Mama !'male= Aad dr lead bath mad am." WAIT U. lAIMT Base il lier num' s Rom as Ts* b maga. Ai t .-2=1.00-111•0•""=4.16 Noun. Prises& "Ore ben be dews el be near be rjrnaki.r: bee Gkedelsoidl. WM/ issebse egsweets O. N. v. Past Owe "L Selina,' be Teel eesees ske Mane see dime " be labs Meses" itsservse. It will at once be apparest that the greet haws of the omen was Scarsdale Be era's May Quern, which was now performed for the ant time is London in such a manners to enable the public fully to appreciete nitrite. Ito me cation, indecf, from beginning to end, did the highest honour to the Vocal Associalon, and to the admirable =deem., Mr. Benedict. Mr. Bias Beeves wee et:table to appear ; and we Morn with much regret that be Is again seriously indisposed. Bat his place was supplied by Mr. Wilbye Cooper, who soquitted himself in a maser that left little to be desired. _ SPORTING. READING STEEPLE CHASES. WSW:TWAT. Tan By lawns PLAT' (Hammer) of 601. Two nails end a hall. mr. J. L. lisabje Alm era la" by Cesseteedt. ad. 1 Mr. Betwewe restyled'. apa„bet Lb 2 Mr. Lano's /Malta% MIK Pa Sai tele.ildwertlet Mr. D. Womb (Melemmer. eyed, Ma 1b.....«.......R. 0111.4r) 4 Bowleg : 6 to tel apt Twenrcetle, 6 to 1 apt Olanamour • to 1 rook eget like Someralle, Corksereerand Hibwords Leas; 10 to 1 cock apt Joey and Topsy. Won by dam isegthe ; the (other paced" Lune. walked in. Daring Ranier Tom, Mire Somerville, aad Flateatehcr tell, anct Sawa Hoy rerseed and was sot arrevered with. Tun Stuart° Sranratcsees of 6 eon. rah, with 26 added, f-r 4-yr-olds and upwards. Two miles. (6 subs.) Mr. It Lead. Jul., eportmese. by P722hee the net. wet arl, 2111 ithn'wt 1 Mr. indwell ?MIL eeel Mt. 114 100. (04raerl Betting: 11 le 1 eget Liman, 6 to 2 apt Sportsman. Won by az lengths; noco, Ltaeoln, end Johnny fal, and Billie&am refused. Thee. wee so bid for the winner. Tea Intmon 6mi.o (Handicap) of 6 110 y each, with OD 'Kidd. Tate mac Yr.J. I. Mia 1•?; Albeifte Griot. by Orlmode. med. Oat 41b 102.imveme) 1 Xr. Hawbees Atlas* yrs. Mt me l2 Wale-LW 2 llmesibero wi 3 I r iltr u— arr:;gt.... of 3 move. l es* th 30 added, to te Aides by seat:ems fumes or tradesmen. Optimal main weights, &a. Throe rode& (10 sate.) mr. W. Irbmarbyr trerolom Jabs tUr.1.10.3 14. N . Wary es tbeDevetr TILL leolle .I(bierpO 3 BETTINO ON THE COURSE. READING STEEPLECHASE. 6 to 1 offend as tar Sold. LIVERPOOL STEEPLACHASE. 12 to lava The &ever (I) THE OAKS. I. ens was LM tit; Lad;l6;laka testa Mayo:lain, Ant, second, or oh,rd. HORSES STRUCK !TT . OF THEIR ENGAGE- Feb. 4, eter 6 p.m., Attraction oat of the Liaculnshir• baadiesp. Feb. 6, at 9 a.m., Mimosa, The Speaker, and Orkelds, oat of the Linainshtte handicap. Feb. 6, at 9 a.m., Orlando out of °sac, out of all ber sagegoesants (dead). Feb. 6, at 2.39 p m., Simpleton out d Llsoala handicap. Feb. 7. at 12.20 p.m., Tuned Loose out of the Cheat Northers liendicap. Feb. tt, st 9 a.m., Tribute sad Per Play out of the Lia headicep. Feb. t, at 9 am., &lonics and Tonle Dtcr out of the Lin colashire Mails nos. Feb. 8, at 3.15 p.m., Supple Jack out of Übe Lincolnshire Madicap. Feb. 8, at 5.15 p.n., Contention and blealowdale out (Atha Lincoln handicap Factolns and Little Agn , a kayo b-en ona'ched for the Lincen handtcap, sad Fontaine for the Lincoln hurdle race. - THE SPRING HANDICAPS. ACCEPTANCES FOE THEONEAT METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Tug GMT NICTIOPOL/TAN @WM )• Of 26 move. each, 16 ft, and oaly 6 if declared as oe baton 1 woodsy, the Bth February. with 100 rem added. Two miles sad • quarter. The highest weight neon,' lug twin Set 101 b, it bee bees raised to Est 121 b, sad the others recoatnieg In in RI o port am Totonsissat Ar TOT Ant shi • I Anralr. Ong e Pots • • I 4 BONG 4 I 1 TurmAl Loan , 4 silt : ummi ..... : .. .. ............ :: 1 ....... 1 K .. ,iiii__ j . :: ..... ..... _.. MOM a if Nam• MM ' :::::: u n sts-w-tau ::: :: glom ''' • ' 41113 : OM . 3 I 19 4 *aim ------ • •• •• • • - . • ..sooduis I 4 11=1 .1. ::::•••••• r :::::: I 1114rowl. . . .... 4 uu. 4 144 a LAM Ds* ...... 4 Yale eel ..... .. r=1444. ...... 4 ...... I Males 01•44144 114oloidale ACCEPTANCES POI THE CITY'AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. Tag CITY LSD 101301.11• X RaIDICAP St 10 MOM II&Ch, 10 It, with 1011 saw aided. To be run before the Moue. politima Stake& TM kid messed • tauter. Ullie eased ... MU lbs . 's Lire • *o' ..Y4: ~.~.. iii...... ...3 f I ...I 1 ............ A ..4 Maw ***** ...." Ivsc.f&. ...... ' Proctorial VII ... ** T ....... gL5 113 01. 11 .!..:: 1.. , ........ 11 ..............: tz.4 :: -... ..... i ,•• • ...... * i ii. ... 1 • IS 1 ~. a i• • g ... 1 ACCEPTANCES FOR THE NEWMARKET HANDICAP. Tim Nisnamutt? HANDICAP 25 sole. seeb, 16 11.—Tbe =lweight eodiVing being 8•t Imb, it has been reieed S, sad the ers Iseasiaing in I. protoriiss. ss TS st lb iti ............. • i : it.Omi ..... r...... . i / I • • sers • •11 061 " = "r eets ...... ...... I I 1 II •—* ****** 7 1 Ansonia SW.. . 11 .. ........ tc ..... . I ii i D 'Prramit 4II • • 0. Tuooday night a crowded and onthusiutic raft was bold is NIMICIUdiP. The members of the N a dia. Reno,' Union 'Undid la rem numboro s Cook ecoolkd the choir. NAVAL AND MILI7ABY. The Trafalgar, 120, in the dock at Chatham, being converted Into a 90 gun screw s'camtr, is nearly ooropictod, sad will be ready to be =docked nest month, when it is un derstood ebs will be attached to the Channel fleet. It is stated that Mr. Armstrong, the inventor of tho wrought-iron rifle cannon, has entered into a contract With her Msjesty's g.wernractit, and that a considerable nom kw of the gum are to be foithwith eappLed for the use of the ArtElary. ADMICIPAI.TY, FEB. 9. FItOttOTTONB. Com modore J. Roche (1838), W. /Mrslmo (1838), W. Speck (111113), T. D. Stewart (1843), aad G. Koanicott (1848), to Le Naito. on the reserved hal l-pay Sat. LlesthensWe 8. &rover (Ism, A. Grose (1815), T. Cart. weight (1811), T. Bridges ( 1823), and W. W. Oka (1826), to be c mmaadets on tho tc.orved half-pay list. Areotturiszate.—Secoad Mower J. B. Haloes (1887), to the Cskatte, I.4,Bership, East India sad Chios station. Avis ant.Sergeon F. L. W. Wr%kt (1858), to the St. JIM d'Acra, 101, screw atram-ship, of Dreonport. Magas' Aeistante 0. K. W. Yates. to the Teensigrant, 25, screw eterm.frigats, et Por.tteowth, aid F. Seaton, to the Gannet, 11, screw steam-loop, at Devonport. Assirteat Clerks K. lams's, to the Macula, 120, at Foam Arth, and J. C. &Ws, to the Terrnagent. Midshipmen E. J. Mike sad J. Atkinson, to the Gamut. WOOLWICH, FBB. 9. A teetinispial, subscribed for by the non-commis shoed ahem of the liattalicoo 1 Artillay, hem Dees rommted Comiany-flergesnt W. J. Murphy, bite of the battalion, on his aptuintment as clerk to the paymaster of the 3rd battalion of lha regiment. A general regimental order has been Issued, directing 'al km/ al:orations in the dress regulations of officers of the Ro_yal Artillery. By ardor or Ms Royal Highness the General Commanling la-Chkif all captains and second captains of Artillary who rewired bloat promotive' for distinguished service in the Curium, whose breasts are dated not Our than 2nd Nov., 1865, and similar officers protocee I for distiugulahtd service in India and Chisa, by tireveta dded since 14th Oct, 1858, ere en . ided to additional pay of 26.6 d. per diem, inconformity with the royal warrant of 14th Out, IWB. RIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY ORIENTAL INLAND itzivrlox ft ur VLILS' of INDIA. ° SALM In tit bow a aut. Iripmemed to boar LNU. Teurram—Jame. are. IlaemeMe Iffewtof of We Postwar end Odumiel Om. Metall= Campeau. Iff mama Camasmii—diseil 011111114 WI Molehill Loft*. Jobe Mum 1110 16 11/111wrissea tarterit . Vow CL, alipwt Mom. Willieioitt Cotwo W. Ida . /11 i Oce CAL I. terietair of the Pootiotigor sod salal Mom ny. colitalo J. C. lionlor. „ WOW* Wow; dams Ram*. at.. Ws bay. NW% rd I[emenr. OW 'Ws seal= 141111. 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Lablisa. mg bit am.maal==abil• In IL Adolfo rad /MAW. • Nsw ARILATOIMIST La TO PRITATZ As arrangessent has te en come to ie rompart to private bale rime parliament, wheh viii sew We reredos this melee for dee him time, shed • Irk it Is tear* will oat dem Tory materially to 6,lliiire the public brier Bitter° is he. bees the peak* lo refer .11 1.11. in the UM biataweeto seret arselatews of the Bouts of Cowart, aud is are mete where peat lettere. are a erererd and the bilk are eppesed, warty the whole of the vesicle is consumed before Irbil pre Om deal rips in the Bore of Common% and ' the asegrane Is that while the Lords are kept wisher hat kr areer oe immere 'umber are thrown roe task resdaet traria the bask n,nr ben them wilt not permit Irma leen that atteetioa to them which they require. sad whisk they word earlier bracow • n them. To avoid that slam of arr. art mere sew!, to equalise the work of trooper Illahray lorpiriss, it hes beta determinot by the asertieg even eeretelse that in the ant insure fUtplour of them bilk Ea be ariksed by arseittess of the Howe of Lords, led thus bier lb. appr here into • worlds( condition at the arty part of ice es aeon. T. Tom) PRUSSIAN PIINCII.-71to Tows Coma of Ildhelterdtt hove resolved to traassMt a coeiratu4- 1 tory siker ID ha Mujesty sad tbe Prince CUB1(41 on the WM of mkt as Uwe of Browiabsrg. LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. On Monday evening a special meeting of the Law Amendment Society wee held, in the society's rooms, Waterloo-place, fur the porpoise of considering the present state of the law relative to coroners,' and magistrates courts, and the necessity for .1 measure of redone, so as to prevent the existence of a jarring juri&lietien between the two courts, and, at the same tune, to consider the derrirabWty of placing the coroner's °thee in a more independent position. The Right Hon. Lord B101:011AX presided. Mr. HASTINGS, the secretary, opened the proceedings by reading a paper, in which the author (Mr. Dempsey) spoke of the question ariaing as to the desirability of enu.ely re modelling the whole system pursued in this ancient and use ful office, or of extending the duties of the coroner so as to nut= his office en =foiling check upon crime, a powerful limitary engine, sad ohe et the greatest boons founded by a liberal end wine administration. Although the law held the coroner reeporasible s wader a Ilse, for not holding *Me= when called ape'', yet county magistrates bad, through a power they pomesed, been in the cot:latent h shit is many counties of disallowing the corners' fees; and to such a eerie= pitch had this met.= arrived, that istuests bad not been held in csses the law Imperatively d red= they should be when coroners allowed tbeevelvee to be trammelled by the county megistrates, and the consequence was the low wee evaded and justice might be easily hoodwinked. Very remedy such a oats of things was brought under the nodes of the Homeerflice as occurring in Kent. The coroner had no protection at veleta against such magisterial interference ; and the time bad arrived when some more &finite and intel ligible rule, should be laid down for the guidance of the coro ner and the protection; of the court. After speaking of the coroner's as • people's court, " a shield menet oppres sion sad lajeetice," and drawing attention to its being a watchful guardian over the =alto of the community at large, the author observed It was highly uncalled for, dm prom to permit a meddle.onie intertersece on the slot the • magistrates, both mhe meaty and stipendiary. T • !mule tor ages, it may be truthfully said, his cocaine= • odium of corm= a whe sad salutary check upon crime, sad a great protection W the people, imperially m terse their health and Yves are esnewned, sae thureLrs why megistesial Minket:cies? He would have the colorises sam foe and net paid by foes ; be would give to the coroner's court a supervision over chemists and druggists in the mile of poisons end Oreg., and the adulteration of food, se being ' injurious to the public health, shooed be an indictable effence through the eour. at the querier eles'one. Inv,etigatiot sin all sanitary matters should he left with the roan, and prin..- ' chial officials should he severely dear with where death arese from the r negker, cruelly, or Indifference. An importer.* checge 'ha with .r further prop oaf as regards intaniocide and c morale, rat of bath. A cam of Infanticide was under enduing eireurostenese very hard to prove; but he would check infentioble by obtaining a wider delbetion of marmot meat of birth, and punishing emeraly for the minor offence. In Bootle= the law was much clearer on this subject, sod there could be no doubt a Loge population was thereby saved to mhstreer to the et ote, for the law there had it to be concealment of birth not only where the body was ma osaled alter death, but w here the mother rionerand her preg nant condition for a curtain pitied before coaanemest. as it was wiled she thus probably soul l sacrifice the child's life by not having tuAnal and other ON ammo at hand at the time of birth. Then it was proposed to abol Mt inquiry Into the state of mind of persons INK, had oommitted suicide, and the author in comlusion proposed to estatiluh a coroner oys ters io Scotland. . A long dirruionon toot place upon tire pinto treated of in the paper of Mr. Dempsey, in the tours* of ethic& the sear eity of =king moo iniportent eltrati in in the Meat of twofer for am inane's' to the positive of that °Meer, wan ittroonly inalatodoe. It wen decidei to apFoiata c aramitteo to otaimulir and retort on the matters conhontd in the paper. The await g then adjourned. EDUCATION IN 6COTLAND.4BOLITION OP TESTS. A public meeting, for the purpose of originaL o inj • morenent to obtain the sholttioa of the tea now im po sed upon the parochial Madan la Penland, was held in in burgh nrillonstity. On the platform sore tto Lord Pro vost, Mr. A. M. Dunlop, MY., Mr. black. M.P., Mr. Wa rren, M.P., Ihr James Forrest, Bart., Mr. Weuchope, of Edmonsion, sod autocrats other gentlemen. The DIAN ef FACULTY 1310•14 a a solution decide lly condemning the test which hinds pato:hial twines to the eatablia:ed church. Mr. BLACK, M.P., amended the Fes Julio*, end olasswed that he tad no d-,ubt that •heo the queatian came hereto the House of Commons ft would be awned by a large majer.ty. The resolatun wan carr.ef, as were (masts in favour of the object of the eating. Sir J. FORREST ' , teal that Dr. Guthrie hal received hem Lord Paassure that afternoon a tel. Evapbie moulage expos ing hfs enure spirovel of the mown& and of the era Autions t 4 prepoaed. The nuseisg ecneluded with a vote of thaake to the Lord Provost. ROYAL 61.001APHICAL Sociwrv.—At the even ts( meeting a Monday neat, at 8i p to., the tollowice papers will be reed "Aurora Borealis in Greenland," b y J. W. Tsylsr, Esq. ; 2. tt Discovery by Captain Palliser, P.R.G.R., sod Dr. Hector, of Preetiesble Posses through the Rocky Movattains within the Bride! Possessions," he. MEDICO-CIIIROIGICAL HISTORY OF THE Rue. SIAM WAIL—Teo folio volumes of Moths on the subject of the Ciime eami sign, comprising together 1,040 pages, besides tables sad diagrams, ware published yesterday. The notorioasbreak• down dour medial sys'emisexeused, in these returns by numerous proofs of the difficulties which beset the Army Medical Department. Dr. A. Smith, having bees egmouraged by the late Mini.ter for War (Lord Panmure) to carry out a plan be Owl submitted to his lordship, caused • purls, or descriptive Wes, to be perpered of ail letters Isearieg on matters relstsng to the army from the 11th February, 1854, to the final evactur los of the Crimea afbr the restoration of peace. This precis appeared some months ago. Ihe publicati.i of the present volumes is • corollary which in feet, conet.tuted et second pet of Dr. Smith's plan. It gives, first, a military malice] history of ' the individual corps of which the army is composed; then an account of discs e and %lauds trca'ed during the per:od that the troops served in Turkey, Bulgaria, and the Cr.mta; and las ly, a variety of reports. returns, diagrams, and other documeate beanng os the diffstent branches of inortiry. Dr. Danbury and Bt4s , Burgeon Matthew hove furnished the statements, with astiatance from several medical officers in the compilation of regimental end general returns. ?rhos of the different p oltione occupied by the troops, both while stwiceed in Bulgaria, as well as when distributed in frost of Behe‘topol, accontheay th e re ports. Dr. Andrew Smith capre,ses aa opiaioa that th•se volumes will irclicate bow little le to be expeo'e I t' whenever a country not matt.t date; oestianondy • war retshilettivent, Is suddenly, especially sho r a forty years' peace, compelled to despatch a hest& force to operate 'plait a powerhd may . At the meeting of the Liverpool Town Council yesterday (We lnt slay), it was 'greed to lay a rate of • ;nay in the pasta in ad of the Pies Public Library and obelus. [Advertisement-]—Mr. J. W. Smoot!, of 33 eau 3i, LaGpteWlb let jut potildat • now Iledneld Pat.Pb l " On .skitt• thee by gust fert We new* It &told be re terl itr ie 1031 a about burls. a mach. as It "Main Mow sod t laluttuallon as to—Wlat littit p bar t wkess mm bq h lMel w tv weal '1 :::::4 I (Stamped id. Additicaud.) [T WOPENCE. I'ooll LAW MRDIC.di OFFICERS. Yesterday a most important deputation of the medial officers of the &even! City and mettepolitan unions waited on Mr. Sotheron Harcourt, President of the Poor-law Beard, et Gerydyr.house, to lay before him a tuentoriel baled co a series of resulut Lem adopted at a meeting of the members of the medical prefeesion lately held at the Freemasons Tavern, and epecially convened ta madder the scheme re cently promulgated by the Poor-law Board for • new srraege rant of medical relief. The deputation wee 'Vended by Lord John Riesell, M P., Sir J. V. Shelley, M.P., Sir Chalet Rapier, M.P.Sir lease Duke, M.P., Dr. Brady, M.P., Mr. Locke, M.P.M, Mr. Butler, M.P., Mr. Ayttoi, M.P., Mr. R. W. Crawierd, M.P. Ike. Led Joan RI7IIIIIILL, in introducing the deputetien, laid that the gentlemen present had asked him to do that which he felt was perfectly —to Introduce them to the notice of the Right Hon. the Prerideet of the Poor law Board. He felt sure the important subject which bad brought them before hien would meet with all the ettentkn it deserved and they themselves that respect to which the shill and ability whaoh they devoted to the medical attend once of the skit poor of the metrerlie so justly entitled them. Some years dare, it so happfted that hie own attention had been called to the subject of medical relief in Tatiana ways, and from that time he had reclaimed convinced that the poor of thseaudry obtained, in medical and surgical atteodaoce, an article at a price fa below what it was worth it peid for according to its reel value in the market. He had nothing to say in respect to the cobject matter to be brought under the consideration of the right hon. gentlemen, but would cell upon Dr. Sparks, medial officer of the City of London Union, to elate more definitely the objecta which the deputation had in Dr. SPAZII Mated that the medical OMCCM of the three City uttiosie had been in the habit of assembling together in times of epidemic to compare their experiencth and deter mine upon a common centre of ooduot. They had adopted the same worse with reepset to the beads of the scheme for a new arrangement or medical relief, which bad bows put for ward by the Poor-law Board, and deemed it right to convene a meeting of the other medical °Hoerr of the eaveral iihtto poldsa unions which was held at the Practise-one' T•V•III on the 13th Jaxuary hoar, and which fairly end fully dis cussed each particular proposal, and the gest'emen now in attendance had come upon the Invitation of the tight hon. gentleman to present to him the result of their &libertines* on the subject. He would not go into the views which they entertathed more fully than to slate that they were uniformly and unanimously matted in one common judgment as to the jusuce is well as the expediency of the appointment of a poor-law medical officer being a permanent one. Another pwat upon which they were equally unanimous was that with reaped to the mittop litan niedtcal officere, that with out a flied salary they could not be fairly end equitably re munerated; leaving the provincial towns and rural unions to be regulated in a scalenee with the judgment of the Poor law Board ; and a third point of agreement was that than should be only one medical officer etch pose. law twrict, whatever reason there might be for dingle& the &stride when they were too large. Dr. Fowtan then read the DifiIINISI adopted at the wet log referred to, which et ated that the scheme for a sugge,ted new arrangement of medical relief would not, In its preemie shape, conduce either to the comfort and interests of the sick poor, or to the alleviation of the grievances of the poor-law medical officer,. The memorialists protest against the injus tice of the charge of neglect of duty made sdaisst the poor law medical ofcers, and express their belief that the in terests of the poor will be beet nerved and the respectability of practitioners be better ensured bypennent nt appointment.. The appointment of two medial orra for each perish wu else tonside-od objectionable and unarm-eery. The most simple, just, and satisfactory mods of remuneration...as cony domed to be by the psymentolacertala fixed aunt, in accordance with the minute of the Poor-law Comme-thocth in 1839, the sum per OW to vary according to distant* from the medical officer's tetidence, or other local circumstancer—the amount of remuneration per case t t be teferred to the Medical Council. It waa not considered advisable to extend to each individual guardian the power of giving orders for medical relief. The memonal concluded with a prayer that the dignity mad states of the rebellion might be luaintaintd by govern ment. Mr. 807111/01t ESTCOVIT red that before any other stateMser was made, ho wi.hed to eel himself right with the deputation, is reference to a passage which o cured in the circular letter of his titivate sectistary. He thought the words in question had been rather heeshly interiret.d, fre when tt was stared that the proposed ethane wen Intended to im prove the man' system by coaduclng to a more careful attendees* upon th e itlf iam oor, be wan not reflection on the medical preludes ly or on such bi rs of 'eat were interested in e administration of medical teller, end who be knew faithfully discharged their dune., but he should not thisk himself justified In proposing to parliament say 'theme which did not contain provoi.na for muting to the poor all the improvement which mold possibly take plate is their treatment. His aim wee to meet the views ot the preheats no far u they were compatible with the Merest. of the guardians and of the poor. Mr. You then mid that the poor-law =Mica] officers were gratified to hear that it was the right boa. gentleman's n that they did di-charge their duties, and 'hits common feeling sow was to 'sponge the masts= et which they had waved upon • mitomeeptioa of his °visions with rupsat to them; but he hnpe i he would make tame sllow.rice fur their susceptibility in a matter which it worn thought redectrd upon them. It wet unneotesaiy for him to earl the attention of the Poor-law i10.r.1 to ttstiatica, es wtihin the hut few days a return bad been pubtih d, giving the meat ample details with ',nett to the siderite of the poet-law medical officer., thermion, e.f patients,an4 various other facts canto. tad with the almlui-tration of medical rel.,. He would only cheery. that the *venm remuneration f.T each rate attended to in the metropohs was ow shilling and three fsithiega, sad it was celeulend that each cone remained on the battle of the medical °Moir for at least three weeks. That was, he consider. d, a prrpo.tcrous and itouletiute payment. The members of the medical profewion did not aak tor any acceesion to the salaries of snob gentlemen as were employed under the Poor-law BoarJ, bat that something should he done to compensate them for what we actul expeaditors Under such eircitimesaces the ahem of the Maid did not meet with their accopteace, but still they recognised in it • comeientloo. &wine to meet the demands of the proiessios. Mr. Semi rsoN-Rincerai said that if be understood the deput.tim might, they wished to rotate the principle of permanency in the appeiatoust, and to have the salary regulated by the carps they tech attended. He did not wish to imply that they would trump up ea , e4 to hemeare their salaries, but still parliament had so strong so objection' ~to etch a system that it would be impossible to get them to agoee to it. He thought the depu tation scarcely ondentood his schema He pen owed that the Salary should be hawed on three elements of calculation, two of which would be op.rative in every cam Tbe.ie e'ements were—drat, the amount of population ; secondly, the number of cases attended to ; sad then, thirdly, the =Pewee—on ele ment which would trt come into calculation in the metro. polio, but which would be a Tiny important coasidenetion in determining the medical "antes in the mutiny. It did not tripss that the salary should be (hanged year by year, but that it should he regulated every three years, end that is. dd. per case Phalli be toe item of remonmatica. He wished to know If these principles met their views f Mr. Avonote, M.P., drew the right hen. gentleman's lineation to the dinarity between 'he extent of relief ed. minitteted in the metropolis and the Lanceolate diatrict. Is Lancurare, with • larger population than the nmeroe the number of casts attended wan not one half than which came under the care of the medical idiom of the metropo. lit en unions. The amain of pauper population WY OM ft re sot • reliable bailie It would, he thought, beer the state of the prof, coon If they were ezputed to the tetripta- Coo of getting up as many came potable. Mr. Ross, on the contrary, held that the cumber of cams war a fair element in the cakulation ; but instead of the item of reatunotallon being le. 6d., it ought to be at lout D. BRADT, M.P., ociecided in the view that the three elements should he convidrred In any repasts:ins of the medical salaries. He thought that where the pauper cows lion under 200 the salary of the menial Alcor should be 601. per annum ; that where they were above 200 but usdrr 400 it should be 801. per annum, and 61.ur annum for every 100 beyond that number. He would raise the sale of remuceration fur each rate from la. 6d. to 2s. 6d. He was opposed to any restriction bring put upon medical men in peso/Ring nourishing food for their patients, u nett cured ' where physic would not. There was no such restriction upon the DM dial officers connected with the public hospitals or with naval or military serge no. Sir Cosa:Ara NAPIEIt confirmed Dr. Erady's statement. After some further observations from Matra. Shaped, JORDISItt. and Elliott, Mr. Rose said thii were willing to leave to the Molieal regulation the galation of the fees for midwifery ands urgical operations. Mr. GODDARD ehjezted to the proporal that the gum3isne as f w ail i a.er medical tre bellevi r, e i r ief oifleer should have the pour of mean; n'twhhee:l4•liihcsi:.lraestB.'l:ffiedi'l:';ernfat::buuemir...uP•nrlan-in7dc:trabib'r.h.e3llowstgiorisndivtnrhil'..edehat':.:'dianietinvesie.ptniblipearedlin° tilitiintekstol poor. ethii scheme. limier such eireamrtsucer, ha midsized them to un detstrnil that he would mat think of props/in foe legislative adoption any Ilan ea which he had not obtained • full sad correct opinion out dooms, as his desire was not to bring forward any scheme on the subject which did mot have the CoDOI3,OI3Ce of the medial profession, the ratepaying, and the poor themselves. The deputation having thanked the right hot. gentians; them withdrew. CITY OF LONDON BALLOT PETITION.—Wo beg to eon ottoatioa to the adman:mat la our Wilma of to day nopiotlag the plum at which chic petition may be slised• LONDON MINIM ONNTIIVII COYPAMT (LIMITED). —Testae mai& kg tie rook aiding Feb. 6, 10,3091. Is. 104 CONVOCATION 0! TSB CLERGY. In the Lower Howe yesterday, The report of the committee upset the petition of the Rev. Kowa. Selwyn and Jobb respecting the now Divorce Act having been n ad, The. Rev. Mr. Setwvie moved that the report be ed•Tted lit.hae home, and talon by the prolocutor to the Upper aa an to - acute, dui. p t h roc e lli fep e :r . .:a s H hi a til mr e d: t he: k N p . i l' i r n: Pwel ted uk sad ragud ' c as ircula t r i l t ed ., " :b e e td fore m* a n 4 further '.That After some discussion, the asnendmeot was pat and aematived. The petition was then taken into consideration. The Rev. F. MASSING SEILD proposed, instead of the words " We an of opinion that since the act is felt by the clergy materially to have changed the law of the church," should be inserted, " We are of opinion that time the act felt by the clergy to have placed the law of the church at variance with the law of the state." The Rev. Canon WORDSWORTH though t that the words should exprois that the &towhee of t he law was felt by members of the church, incled ng both clergy and laity. Archdeacon BAWDS LL said parliament had only dons what they bad the power to do, and though he thought the church should have been cossulted before the bill passed, and though he considered the bit a very bad one, all that could be done now wait to address the logidature to indent them to retrace their eteps. The Rey. F. C. DIASSINORIRD in support of his mo'ton, contended that pea-Lament, in pas sing a meseure which was opposed to the doctrine of the chords, without comultiat the church through it. espresen.ativess, had exceeded its tanctione, and had violated the compact between church sad Mete entered into at the Refermation. 'The Rm. Mr. ihstwrst quoted authorities to ahoy that the canon of the church wee the law of the land as much man act of parliament. ATCSidtSOOII RANDALL contended that par Ea. meat could alter &bylaw, and that the country bad accepted the clergy as teachers sod 'nicks in religion,but had not con. leered upon theta any chirp ,ec power. Bo long as they faithfully taught their religion, their right. and privi leges would be upheld by the people. At the sense time these rights end pria lieges did mot in any way interfere with the operations of psrliantent. Their great object, he thought, should be to beep parliament in good humour. The Drag of ELT raid ho could mardly perceive the difli catty eamplained of, as the clergy, by the set alluded to, were not bound tor:claims the marriages of permesdivoroed. It had been said that convocation ought to be consulted upon these points. He thought oanocation should do something worthy of its bolas consulted, for he thought it would never he consulted because Its members grumbled. He did Dot tee bow that convocation could be consulted upon the points that had been mentioned, for those present were merely the representatives of the church of - England, and parliament was Wand 10 consider the whole nation, Dr. WORDSWORTH took a &Sweat view of the stoat*, and said the Dean had eabjecta himself to an anathema the church. Tbs canon said that if any one said that the con vocation was only a reprerentative of the clergy, and not of the whole church of RD land. "lat hint be excommuni cated, and not be restored un•il he n pent and publicly revoke that his wicked error." (Loud langoter ) Ile hoped tho new Dena of Ely would not end himself in that poshion. The RIOT. Dr. WCADL, DOSlTOhliltdisir the anathema, contended that that assembly was not a national synod or a convocation of the church, but merely a oonvoestion of tho province of Canterbury. If the two convocations (Canter bury sod York) were mita sad represented as a whole, then they might 1115111110 to theunelvea the _prerogative of briog the nipreamitatlves of the church of England se a body. When they manned to be • nations/ synod they went beyond their preroga•lvo, and laid themselves open to just ame- Missions on the pert of the laity. He was not, therefore, afraid of the Ana. hema. _ Auer ;;;;reriss7l72 from Areltdoecon Denson (who strongly advised oonvocation not to give way), the Rev. B. Banker, Archdeacon Wittig's, the Bey. Harold Browne, the Rev. J. Randolph, the Rev. H. A. Woodga•e, Arohdeaeon Allen, the Rev. T. 1.. Claughtos, tho Hey. W. B. Thomas, sad ether members The Pao:neuron put Mr. hlos•iogberd'a amendment to the meeting, and &clued it to be lost. The report was, on a di vieion, adopted, with Canon Selwyn's *heretics, making it an as tiestlre don to bo pretested to the Upper Howe. Tee remainder of the day eat occupied with the mud.. dilation of tee report on missions. The house adjoarced until this (Thursday) moreing. STIATIOLD-ON AVON .13.4.1LTVA 7. The ceremony of raising the first sod of the line ralway which is about to be conwroeted cat Stratford-upon- Avon to..ir place on Teteeday. Marty attempts have Leen made to provide railway accom modation for Stratford, but. from one cause or other, them have Ihen unities, asful. When the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway was projected in 1844,1 it was in tended that the lino should peas by Stratford, but subsequently the coarse of this railway was changed, and years pasted by without soy very serious attempt bong m.de to supply what so many towns inferior to Stratford enjoyed. At length, in 1866, the coep wetioa of the town took the initiative in the matter; tt new line was projected; and in tha session of the fol lowing your (1867), the act was obtained; the bill having encountered venoms ditticuliies in its parliannetwy pro greee—thre among chiefly out of local diaeresis' respecting the route which the now railway should take. The monetary panto of Set year, and the continuum cf local oppolltioa, placing difficulties in the way of obt sluing the noteesaty tends, the poen ss of th e works was for a long time delayed. After a time, however, all the obstacles having bent *tw eedy met, the prosperts el the railway bightened. The local dirrYors exerted tiltennelvee Awes were talent up by several of the lendowners In the diritrki, end theneceanry steps wore taken tom:mews the railway, at wench, as we have said, the first sod woe thread on 'foals, last, &Ward Rice, Req., the ettairmaa of the board of directors, perform ing that carearcenal. Stretford was piny " drone' ;" its entire population torrid out far this interesting occasion; the streets were thronged with visitors, mason wee tired, and Sags wore 63 lag is all direcicere. At one o'clock free or five a *Mead front Birmingham, eitot.raing tome thirtylt= MOO, whom Newry. Branson and Owyther (the contractors) had Invited to take pert in the proceedings. Shot tly after wards • pow si.ion was font. d, headed by the mayor and corporation, preeeded by their rutetheareis, trod orherwiro es grand Owe, and the company followed to the grated, where the formal ceremony of ' turning the sod " was some through, in the presence of a large ecneour.e of roma., a great number of whom were Wit.% who amidst hearty them waisted Dr. Rice in his timpani w wk, geettlatiun eat down to an excel. , Peet dinner in the Bhak•pear► hall. The Mayor (J. B. Freer, Eaq.) prend.d ; Mr. P. H. Mane occupied the vice chair. TEE COALWIIIPPERS' ASSOCIATION.—Lot night a mowdsd meeting of eialsthippes and the supporere of their ethos wee held at the Beaumont Institution, Mile-tad, foe the purpose of facilitating sad deeming the measures now fa mopes*, and rhe adoption of such otters Oa might be deemed necessary for the establishment cf a public office for the employment of them= thawed of by the truck eystent whit hat present prevailed. The Fight Hon. Lord litnneird occupied the chair. Mr. Ooyland read lovers treat, mooned Wails, the Bishop of London and the Bitbop of Orford, en preesing their intention to pay the trmost atttstion to the matter when it came before them. The ruble chairman, is opening the proceeding", said that If they carried their object it would not tidy be taking the men from tempts. that, but also tteir waves mid Ltmili,a from _pow% sad even from the or:maim& cf crime. He yaewsee/~ attobished that a bill which bed 'reeked well fur eboeld have Wen allowed to drop, but he had nate that there lees a great mature final without %Oa canal* members at the time, and it with elated that it less aialast political ee tawny, but there wee no doubt that political 'tummy newer meant that the many should be menlioed to the pockets of the few. dohs Day, • coslwhiprer, mid that ho was one of the many who bad suffered from the °eke beteg abolish, d. The wee were not only driven into publio booths to et the middb men for employment, but into dens called coth.e-shops, much w,r. e than the pahlic-botmee, where the p sort wretches were hucHled together, sad their money sooppei for the worst of provision.. &sad gentle man, coal totwchants and others, a'no addressed the mining, and a resolution watt adopted to the effect teat a petition should be preserved to both hostess of parlismett, praying for the required relief. THE BOARD OF MANUFACTURES AND TIIE DRAW. Iwo BASTRU OP EDINBUIOII.—Tbe following is an ex tract from a minute of the &era cf blenufamuree dated Jan. 16, 1869 :—" Read memorial from certain taw:here of drawing to Edinburgh, whose names were atteehed, remo unting the injury done to them in their profession by the Behead of Art, mid compledeing of tbe Wu. of the pees/actin of the school and of the attention of the publics having bees markedly drawn thereto. The board orderel a reply to be sent to the memoriatiata, pointing out to them that they bad not suggested anything which they either dealeed the board to do, or considered it in their power to do, 5.3 that however much the boon! might sympathise aith the statement , in the memorial, Ilpy were not aware how they could promote the views of the reemoriali-ts; « llatniag also tut the board had not cniginatoi any of the pme , e.fin,ge, and had done nothing further than what was taw ter of duty imposed upon them by government."—Sestonan. thMaiTlistirmvoExt;.—DEismisAh:thEbeeAco2BlA.stNeC.fEttelparnmdbee3.l,Roi.harsjdaZital:ptystleaNwyGranceS AT of Itt addition to the 601. rewud offered by his teleWeee, the fleeretary of State lute offered 601. more for the divovery hie bodl, if foued murdered, and will dries the grant of her Majesty's moat grades . pardon to any one giving the es puked thforma.ion and Dot being uhf fickle murderer.