The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-02 00:00:00

.t . - 2i43 rt 4;,„, ~. vudi3.d:. , • . 4 [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] TWOPENU 6,0133:,1 LONDON, THURSDAY E Elv 'NE 4, NOVEMBER 2, 1.13435. THE CREDIT FONOIER aid MOBILIZE of INGLAND (1.1m10ed). At a MUTING of the Bharehoklen of this Compaq, held Vile DAT (Toesda)), the 24th October, leek at 11 o'clock as. me Light liteasereiste JAM l•Tusier WO&TLtY. _ . THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EECHEQUER VIM Pad tine greatest social evils Ore only SUP9I""a and 1 know of seeking of which we have to complain undersrised by causes of silent operation ; and I meet la 7 'in you.. But the labouring dames have the great that for my own part lam given to dwell upon the thought . l emon to Iwo ineyeetiog the right. of minorities. that the silent aid tranquil operation of these camas in " That is • keen • of gallium difficulty, and it is a laws which causation I with the fl at industry of this coustr y ormstl. y en . mu o f cilsouow, have leered ....rem,. been. inns for us not only a promise of stability mil materiel , and k an h tec. ) Yon Sr. eeenetooted torir'ese operation all power, bat 'Mown' • missies that has been plated in our the en which goes to i.e.. prodaction wit h the, i bends, that in Wag benefactors to munslvw wt may ' l6 ° I Ottneet freedom ; but although you have learned this moo , , ocan yet di uy fferec are t ir rti diftwes ons of , tee working pop a :riati d Li To o karo f the , bo txam pi t, tzl i :i i i I be m eet iv ado my rs l touilthwe well convi nced, yi (Chsere ued, . t ) ha A t nd, the air ideas , 1 upon which the whole of these movements depend i this lams differently. I will tell you honestly what I are now well rooted in this country. Such I mender is iovolved in thia lawn of respsoting the PreJadicee as may remain adverse to freedom of %assay,' rights of the minority. I understand, in the or freedom of trade in my of is multilaneilmelemsesta. first place, that machinery is to be introduced wherever are. I bogs and believe, gradually fading away. It is a" manufactures lon be better produced by machinery than by May to part with them, bemuse we man admit—and human labour. The operatives of Glasgow and of Lama especially we must admit so far as the working claims aro shire would ridicule any man who should attempt to tell cioccerned —that the first reorganisation of these principles them that the steam-omens and the power-loom, by doing may involve, or may appear to involve, something of a certain operations bettor and quicker than human Lebow, personal sacrifice ; but the whole mind in this community are hostile to their Mimesis ; but this lesson is not so is perfectly, I believe, fired in the conviction that them learnt by every portion of the community as to relieve principles am the only principles open which a ottastry Ma those who feel an intones in the welfare of the working be justly tomneed ; nor need I my, that which is so well clams, from the neosesity of reminding them, from time to \ lumina, that this, at least, is a comb, in which the con- time, that it is a mistake to look on machinery as hostile to notion of the eauntrY must be the' regulator of the Mate. the interest' of labour ; but os the contrary, it is not only (Cheers.) My Lord Provost, I once more thank You beneficial, but toads to raise tae condition of the working for the honour that you have been *wed population. Bat if you are to prawn* all mashisery, the to do me. I think that, so far as the prospects same argument which leads you to proscribe the steameogim of our polities are somersed, the reformer' I have made to m eet b e d y en to proscribe s t eam phingha, sad if th e doom the name of the diatingnialied pesos who has gamboled to pimp, the bores plough, nay, eves the spade, and would the head of the government is per h aps more hemming, and lamps you to grub the ground with your hands. (Cheers.) is likewise of a character to sorry greater weight than any I aver that at this moment these are some trades in which mere professing' that I could lay before you of a desire to th e labour of woman and boy. is nicre or low either lim i te d or serve my country. (Cheers.) It is an arduous task to which prescr ib e d b y rwm i nt i cos intoned by men who are so abort we roe called. I do set Moabite to my that the meet sighted as to believe that they are benefiting themselves by painful, the moot frequently meaning sentiments of public =ming off 110111'0111 of employment from the members of We most, I think, De • eggs° of istedaloasf of reaourom , their family. (Hear, hear.) That is what it 'tomes to. inadequacy of physical strength, inaciatinanY of mantel Well, gentlemen, there is another point, sod there again I strength to meet its innumerable obligations. At the same would appeal to you with some confidence, and that is the time that pain is not aggravated by a sane that labour of strangers. I believe there are places in which it our shortcoming. are severely judged. We name • tore- Is very disagreeable to the workmen of one plate if t h e reign whose confidence has ever been largely given workmen of another place are brought in by the master. for the counsellors who are charged with public reeponsibi- The people of a certain district were not thought to be very Sty, and we act for • people ever ready to overlook short- clever at the proems of boring coal. Whet did they do' anninge, to pardon errors. to mistrust intentions favour They introduced some dootchmen, but the natives, se to cell ably, end to recognise with • warmth and generosity beyond them, were not altogether pleased with the arrival of these measure any amount of real service that may have been con- Sootchmen, and even is some alma anonymous letters were felted. (Olteere.) We ought, therefore, to be cheerful, we written calling on the Smetana's ' o withdraw, sod to the ought above all to be grateful in the position io which we employes desiring them to dimities these Sootebmen. These sten& (Hoer.) And these are not mere idle words, but obortoighted people forgot that if the Scotchmeri were the they are what the situation evidently demands and exacts more competent labourers, sad had withdrawn, probably from us all, when we aware you that it is • rich reward to the result would have been that the district would not hove come among great masses of our most cultivated and Intel- been improved at all. Whatever be the regulation among ligeot fellow-citizens, to led ourselves cheered onward workmen that may tend to limit the freedom of individual in our course by acknowledgments each as that which choice, that may Mad to Interfere with the moral right you have given me to-day. We have little to 00a1. that every man kas to sorry his own labour individually plain of—we have much indeed to acknowledge with into what he thinks the best market, I venture to say thankfulness, and most of all we have to delight in the re- these regulations are all in principle unbound, and I coo& collection that the politics of this world are perhaps very &oily predict that in proportion as the working community slowly—with many hindrames, many checks, many re. of this country continues to advance le every attainment verses, yet that upon the whole they are gradually—as- that Mods to dignify helium mature, and to rain the people sewing • character which promises to be km and Ism one above the condition of a mare tool or instrument, to that of of aggression and offence, less and less one of violence and an i n t e ll ec t ua l, ra ti ona l, and immortal bony, so will all bloodshed, more and more one of general union and friend- attempts t o i n t er f ere on the part of one man w i th limas, more and more one coonectingthe common reciprocal the liberty of another fall more sad more into disrepute. advantages and the common interests pervading the world, I 'drat that it is a much harder lemon for the working man and uniting together the whole of the members of the to apply these principles fairly and fully, than persons in human family in • manner which befits rational snd im- circumstances of a b un d ance. /mine. MC s re, hee been , mortal beings, owing their existence to one Creator, and ma d e an d w being ma d. in these reaped., and all then in. having bat one bops either for this world or the next. terfaresoes if they are not dead are 'boat to dis, and the Mr. Gladstone resumed his seat amidst 'great cheerio& mason why I entered upon seek • subject wet that what I He subsequently visited the Exchange , where be was re' d e sir e to me is the continual advance of the working som calved enthusiastically by an immerge throng within and renn it y no t man l y i n that,. material &omit., without the walls of the buildiog. but likewise la the respect sad amfidanin of their fellow chimes. If those be an apprehension that you cherish separate interests, disarm that jealousy by your conduct. Undoubtedly some portion of the proceedings of the laboorim dunes are grill open to critidem—namely, the attempts on the part ef majorities to istareare with mine. Aries. The right boo. gentler's; alter • few further observe. time, resumed his seat Amidst pest sheering. fIAST LE LINE of I'ACKISTS for CALCUTTA Iv IHrect..—NOTICE to StIIPPERtt. —The apleadid dipper IUtaLMOSTII Quorum op togs resto, N. w srat., Comionader, iordlas IA the Yset lotths Dock. wAX be despatched ...wally es the Mt Nottleaber. • AWcarge ftpa..l by tide 4 1 lend soot be alined& Owed bee 199e + Wm 2..ath Nov.— Tee traeht er iiiller $0 the awa, BO %LLD 0; Nett and co., . L .,. r i______.,.. °w da. 15, Patilatuentetreet . ar s. O . a nd A. imam° Co., No. 9, Onicechurch-street, la THE CREDIT FORMER and MOBTIJER of ENGLAND k Lituitrd). IftSlll of 100,000 NEVI 83AR of 6io Groh, on which DS per mbar Irll . l heeaDed up by Instalments. no further call bfift AT GLASGOW. eentemplated. The hale will be mule as follows : 10,000 share. will be allotted to the present Shareholders, and 6',000 ,hares will be allailled ha the thmeral Public When the above ISBUI is completed, The Subscribed Capital will col:Wald :?00,000 shares of 4i , each 14,000,000. The Paid-up Capital The General Seism hued 500,00G. Tha Dividend Eason, lend ___ 109,000. - (7oTei;Oi. - fa:lib -9 c,htl.r. Ti was proposed, seconded, and carried unanimotudy That the balance-slant and report ',nand are hereby altPreerel. continued, and adopted. 1t,11•11 also prowled, seconded, and carried unanimously : That the best Gunk, of this meeting are due, end are henthy given, to the Governor, Depuly-Governors, sad Director+, for the great care end etteudon they have gives to the interests of the thersholders, and for the eztreinely astaLatory results whish have arisen therefrom. It was also proposed, seconded, and canted unanimonaly : That the cordial thanks of this meeting are eminently dee. and are hereby offered, to Albert Grant, Eat, the managing director. for the talent displayed by him In the admi nistration of the affairs of the Company. It was further proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously: That the thanks of this meeting be given to Alfred Lowe. BP., Secretary, for his unvarying attention : and to hint and the o th e r officers of the Company for their nobtatry and real during ehe past half year: order of the Coon of Directors, J. NTUA.IIT WOUTLYY, Governor. ALYRILG LOWE, Secretary. I? and 18, Corntdll, London, Oct St, 1586. GLASGOW, WhosseDAY. The proceedings in connection with the visit of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to this city commeoced this morning with the presmitation of an address from the Parliamentary Reform Union in the Trades lialL NU. OILLILLN, M.P., occupied the chair, supported by Mr. Del stub, Mr. Lamont, M.P., the Lord Provoet, Admiral Erskine, Mr. Moir, and Xr.Creni-Ewing, M.P. Tbschairman introduced the deputation of the Reform Unioo, one of whom (Mr. Moir) read the address, which, after referriag to the right hon. gentleman's financial measures, quoted observations of his in favour of the extension of the fran ,,ohise and expressed a hope that a comprehensive measure would be introduced by the government in the ensuing ger Dion. 901BNSLAND. - BLACK BALL PAS. SaNGER LlNZ.—lfew arrangememta with If 11.'s Colo. Governmen Medestion of Steerage lam to Silk Led Orders ,230, to all classes. LiVe.loN 01 BONOUB, for BiLISBANK Mantas By, packet for 15th November, mina, puoctisally. ThIS tames new clipper ship, forming one of the Black Ball Queensland Fleet, wu built expressly for the trade, and fur which she is particularly welt adapted. Um full poop, with spacious aide and stern cables, and onsurpasesil accommodation for all other ClllllOl4 Will tarry en experienced surgeon sepertntsmdent. To shippers of sewn goods otters a rare opportanitY. BRISBAN - From Glasgow direct, the clipperLlo BTOF THI AG Apply to JA MU BLINKS and Co., liemool, s/1 agents for We Black Deli Uwe : And T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Lendenhall *set, Loudon. LC. I,IIIECTORS. The Right Hon. JANIS arta= WOZTLIY, Governor. JAMES LYNICY, Xsq., Merchant, Kluge Arno-ID,:putv J,Mti HUOINT 11•11214 Y q ) Go‘croors. /MOs Childs. Seq., toseen. Deot, ma. pg., amino= of the Thames and Mersey Marine tannin°, Company. Akaander Daribar, Esq., Old brosd.strat, London. Chiriss Ellis, Esq. Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim. graci iiii e th or i shlll, London. Witham Harrison Missan. Yang, Harrison, and Bevan), Dancy.Cbannian of Thames and Mersey Marino Insurance Oseopany. lichard Stuart Lacs i ksq., Old Broad street, London. Charles V. Newham. London. maw &Wall, J. ~ Ansisll-square. London. Joseph Us. kin Sal h, Eat. (Mars. Mackin aurth and Co.), Old Broad-street, !nodal. Edward Warner, London. James White. ~ P.. London. Atka lan.. Marragfag Director. The Agra sal IgnagfESSMe i rtfthalsd). Meant daub, Payse. and lialtha Tbs National Bank London. Dublin and Its Branches In Ireland. Ths fiatioard Bah a Scotland. Edinburgh, and Ito branches In Scotland anal& FRO( LIVIEFOOL Olt IiffEINETOWF TO NEW YORK. TWICE A W. IHE LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, sad PRIMA DELTEIA ETTA 11-SHIP COMPANY Intend d.' spedebing their owereimuato-ballt Iran Sou etedrakthige, erinig rid Ihileseee PIMA Mr FEW WAIL CUT OF itaxangriz. /MAY. NOT. E. CITY OF LONDON. Weedneadisa. Nov. & And every Wedoesday. and alternate Fridays and Yatardaya. Cabin peerage by tie mail steamer' sailing every Wednesday. 11.,104 11 anises& secordlor tont° isdadoia C,abls the MAW. and AaWrdare stammers. lo acilneaL =l7le by rd pauses locludem 3 fall supply as conked provudona rimadedia ter Oisids end tie traltdd States booked through os atranierenue ter.... —For Swam particulars apply to MILAN. Watirdree; Limped; or to LI VM ON YAM, s‘ Wig usdftuet. Lanka. T HE CREDIT FONCIER nod DIOBILIKE. of 'NOLAND (Limitsd). The PBORPNCT CAM and YORAM of APPLICATION for the lIILLBIB of the NEW 1881.11 of CAPITAL el this Com o r: are as NOW BRADY, and, as well copies of the Balt year Berne ant Balanonsbeet, can be obtained at the Companys ALPIRIM LOWS, theretary. 17 and 18. Conthlll. London, Oot. IS, letlft. Mr. GL•naross, who was received with enthusiastic cheer., after Bayles that he felt hound to eschew detail', remarked that he was thankful to remember that the blood to his vein' was eulasively &sottish. Ha war glad they had exprireaed their eantinuate with manly outspoken Saloum and distinctness. Wheseval parliament should dad the opportunity of addreamins itself to the 'sadder's- Moo of the frambiee, be was persuaded it would seek to establish a fair adjustment of common rights sod common interests. The prooeedinge terminated in cheers for Mr. Gladstone, the chatremui, sad Mr. Welsh. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.—Under the dole amusement of Mr. PECHTEP--Thte Theatre will OPEN for Use union on MONDAY, Nov.ll, with, at t o'clock, a New Drama Or the first time), entitled TH E WATCH CRY, In which Mr. Pechter will perform the principal character. supported by Mews. H. Widdlocembe, S. Lowy, O. Moniensen, John Clay ton, A. Raymond, J. Fitzpatrick, and Ulm Elsworil gceded by. at ? o'clock. • Drama, In One Act, entitled TII Z V &RAN AND HIS PRUDENT. Phillip Dubois (age 101), V. H. WI& &combo. Box-u Mes open daily from it manager, Mr. H. Harnett Bouoiroas—mass. Nswb losa■, sad Co., Nkbolulane, LC. o{(l6{B.s. Messrs. Laurence, non, and Pearce. 7. angel-court, MAW morton street, 'LC., London. Messrs. Horst.ll and Penny, t u - ryool Messrs. Tod and Ashton, I Marra Shore and Klrk, Manchester. Swannltir —Alfred lows, Tag. Oakes-17 and la, Omen!111, Sal racTiricrus. . . ENORMOUS SUCCESS of ANAK, the Great ?ranch OW* surnamed Anak, the Anakint.—Vide the press. T u Ogled/axle will ho repeated ItVEItY ISVKNINO la eoelanctioo with the other attractions of this establishment. Pregame Anderson. the Misses A. 1131111011, the great MecOahe, and General Torn Dot at IVA o'clock. Special receptions every afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Doors open half an hour provionaly to each representation. 'ROTTERDAM sad the ItIIII4IL—REDUC teEN of valin.—The Netbrelands ateseaboitt Coarpsaji tut sad !wank steamer BATAVII.II. Captain W. oWI TB, will lean prima irk Pier, Blackwail, TV CRY PUN DAY at 11 o'clock on arrival of the 10.30 a.m. train from Fenehurch-street Station. Bedlam() fuel : Saloon, fore cabin, Ifs, ; retain uokete Issued et a tare and a halt.—Apply at CIiAPLII4II Ivniverval Gem a ill eat.rteema W. et So /TILL ,IPTS GRA WM, PHIL. LUIS and Co. Si . Dunstatentiowee , Dunstan's-hill, P.C. The marked 11•0001111 wilerh attiaded the of the Credit roneier and Mobiller of England ( is almost noel erupted in the history of any commercial mid ug. results of 101 operatteas have been so satisfactory that, as will be men by the ladryearly r port just issued, a dividend and boost up to the WO September, at the rate of 40 per cent per annum, bas been declared, being the same dividend end bonus sa was paid for the previous half year. Hod *es thaw unprecedented rzsults, the Company Is in the possesaion, up to 30th September, of a general reserve fund of AMMO% of a dividend reserve fond of 4100,000, and has prate 11 hand up to the same period, after pay lag the above-mentioned divklegb and bonus, of £10,80:, 44 od., the Paid op capitol beitg 4.700,000, nuking in all 4060,606 ta. Pd., or abuse of 10e. Per to- The f i ollowing 16 the beans.s transacted by this Company : This Company negotiates lama for Colonial and Foreign Ocivornmenta. 00-operates In the financial arrangements of littlish and other liallwayt bakes advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other public bodies. Negotiates loans for Public Works. Assists In the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Undertaking& Makes advances upon approved Stocks, Ohara', Bonds. do. bakes temporary loans upon eligible freehold and lease bold semuitles, and general y transacts such other finan cial business MI in suitable to the capitalist, whether as principal or agent The grossly inceseasd sad still ineraulnif limmuliS of bodiless offered to this Company, both by endoent private arm. emu pante", and cooperations, his decided the Court of Director" to make their mooed bins of shares, by allotting the remaining capital of the Company, consisting of 100 000 new shares, on which 46 vet shaft only Is intended, to be called up. Them 100,000 new shares the Directors propose to issue as follows, via : 60,000 shares will be lamed to the shareholders in this Coo pony who stand registered on the books of the Company, to be allotted to them et • premium et Al Ws per altars, in the pro portion of one new share for every two shares now held ; and, 60,000 shares will be Dosed to the general public including seek shareholders as may Isiah to apply for shares in addition to those they are entitled to as shareholders), to be allotted at a pro , 'Mom of 43 10. per share. The premiums to be received upon this WWI will amount to 1317%000, which will be added to the 1000,000 alreedy standing at the credit of the ipicaral reserve fend, and will thus increase that fend to £lOO,OOO. The dividend reserve fund being £lOO.OOO, the paid-op capital will then be Z 1,000,000. The new Shares will Do paid up sa follows, viz.: On those hatted at 42 lfs. per share premium to the share holders : al 0 0 per share on applicatioo being on capital amount. 1 10 0 per 'here en allotment : 41 tens on capita account, 10e. on premium account. 2 10 0 per 'ham as lat January. 11116: Al 10s. being on capital account, 4. t on premium iscconnt 10 0 per share nu let March, 1560 ti los. being en capita scoounts.l on premium account. %IRE OXFORD.—A NEW CANTATA by 101(1111I68 ,tirat time of performance In this country). and EILITYSIX. by J. Offenbach, by the whole of the operetta company of the establishment coo.meted by Air. F. Jeughlasaa 71ta Hungarian brothers and Mater, Kiraly, »HI Iwo the honour of introducing ther national entertainment. the Bridal of home). In which the Mlwe Tory and ham dunning will appear; ufd other norettioa - THIB THE LEESWOOD MAIN COAL, CANNEL, and OIL COMPANY (Limited . Capital teo,ollo, in 3,000 shares of .C2O each. lilt the shame ire already subr.cribrd for , the remainder being sow offered to the puhlic. Deposit on appitaittoit sno per allotment. Cap' ill neocesery) ere/toiling g 2 10a per share, at Intervals of not lea than three naoutha. DIRICIVMS. WILLIAM lICITON, Parr , Castle hill, S'afford, Chaim's' fix- Mayor et Stolford, and Director of the Stafford and Uttothter Railway; sign Taylor, Esq., Flookerebrook•house, Chester (Colliery Proprietor,. Prederic.k Ssplimus Bateson, Esq., Vale-cottage, Mold. Flint shire Cotton Spinner,. Julius C. J. Bailey, Ear., Ifewtowle-Willows, Lancashire, C.B. willtaes Gregory, lan.. York.buildings, Liverpool. William Wright Craig, Iraq., Leawood, Mold, llintsbire (Col liery Proprietor). and OENERAL sad MUNANCE COMPANY. ), Wand. London. riness.dreet, Bank. BRITON MEDICAL BRITANNIA I Int Atli I hief of6ens-129, City Branch-1, Pei TRUPI George Brringion, Baq. John Dreirett, G. H. Barlow, M.D. Sir Janina*, Bart.,Ald..lLP. And other Gentloam DIRG,TORS. Chairman of the Board--01WROR D. BARLOW, M.D. Deputy Chairmen —VBANCin WRBB. Seq. Wilson AnnelL RN. N. James Oliver, las Gouge Chap Perry Samuel Richards, M.D. lOWA Coventry. • . V H. N.D. WWI= Krundion, ~ R.N. W. Tyler Smith, ILO. Thomas B. Jones, Req. tilr. Chan liastingA, M. D., D. G L R. Partridge, E.q.. R. R.B. John ?report, Esq. wgua The Crlon Bank of London, Charing.croas Branch. Mean DIZOIII and Company. Bauael a, thester. Manchester and County Bank, lianchemer . SOLICITOR& Marra linehetabladdoet and Borders, bbirT•equaft. Chester. Maim. Bober* 'Lally, and keine, Mold, MOAB*. NANNEI2. The Bank of London, Charing-cross Branch. Maws. Mondale, Drewett. Fi in ler, and Barnard, 50, Cortiliffi. Riecitzeutr City Mice) Andrew Francis, Em. ACTUARY AND NIORITART—Jobe Moment, keg.. The above Companies, having been united, offer numerous advaatagoe and every facility to persons abut effecting ea suranms. Eighty per omit. of the profits am divided among the policy holders and, by the peculiarly equitable manner adopted In their division. may lie *pp% d to render a policy payable during the lifetime of the assured, Do erica premium being charged. Policies absolutely bidlaputsble and tuichallengcable alter floe moss. The annual Mims* mole& 610,000. The new tautness le programing at the rate of £26,000 per annum. The large reserve funds, together with the capital subscribed by • large and respectable body of shareholders. combined with the rapidly IntretilioN Income of the Company, afford the moat perfect security to aware" Every dascrptlou of lire manna transacted : terms for which, with detailed prospectus and every information, may be had on application to JOHN =OEM Henry White, Esq.. 7, Tokanbousel ant Lathbury, Loudon. Jan Jona% Ihq Westsoloster-tnildlop, amnia. Joseph Dolt!, Lq Wirer:looa. Tisoporary Micah-2, Spriag.i.rdens, 8.W., Loudon ;4. Abbey square, Chester. ABRIDORD PROISPECTITS. Tide Conipsny is ferried for the purpose of purchasing and further developing the well-known Leawood Main Coal Col liery, situate at Leawood, near Mold, Mlintshire, sod erecting a Robbery for the manufacture of Parana and other Oils. The colliery is at present raising upwards of 1,000 tons per week, and these raising' the Directors propose immediately to doable. Moog tha discovery of the Leeewood Cannel Coal, this district, previiinly dollop abed for tl , e firstrste quality of its Main coal, has become a rich and rapidly-increasing centre of Industrial Importance, cuing to the unequalled quality of Its distilled mineral oils anti associated useful products. Retorts for the manulsemoe of Oil from the Coal and Cannel will be immediately erected, and trim the fact of the follow log adyolaing Companies. vis.:—The Copps Oil Company, the Mintatine Oil Company, and the North Wales Oil company 04ablished for objects similar to thote of this Company), having declared dividends equal to to per cent., in addition to carrying over considerable sums to their next account, the directors can confidently recommend lovestmeuts In this Company, Mammoth ea, by working their own Cannel, and having s Loge a, range of Main coal, they expect to be able to pay larger &Mends. Norms of application for shares and all other Information may Mt obtained from, awl article* of association hapected at, the Company's Bankers and Broken, and the Company's °Sem AMMON MN WOOLLIIO la the evening Kr. Gladstone was entertalsed at a private banquet by the Lord Provost, after which the right hoe. gentleman, erected by his host sad goats, repaired to the A.atia-hall. for the porgies of reestrieg ea address from the working men of Glasgow ; Mr. Dar GUSH, ILP., pre. aided. The right hoe. gentleman, on entering the ball, with Mrs. and Misses Gladstooe, and lady Blantyre, was most enthusiastically rewind. The Ciwaitao briefly opened the proceedings, and said that the working men of Glasgow having two years ago pre sented an whims to the great and popular minister whose death they were still deploring, they were now anxious to pay a similar compliment to the working men of the late cabinet. He reviewed the minable measures which Mr. Gladstone had been instrumental is pawing, which were doubly valuable for the benefits they world confer on the working classes, and impaired his belief that if he had bear the son of • duke Instead of a Liverpool merchant, there could be no doubt that at this moment be would bees £7 10 0 being IA capital, £2105. premiums. On three shares leaned at *:2 lie. per share premium to the general public, the following will be the mode of payment- £1 0 0 per share on application ; being on capital account 2 10 0 per share on allotment : being on capital ac count, Li lie. on premium account. 2 10 0 per share on lst January, 1810 Li lea being on capital account, £ on premium account. 2 10 0 per share on lst los. being On capital account, lon p re mium account. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE PILL and LIVE INSURANCII C ' OIIPA NY. O66dea-1, Lade-eareet. Liverpool :20 and 21. Pau 7,0mga1% and Cbanng-cross. lambi& PROGIUMS OF TIM COMPANY /MOM 1860 Tam MIL GLaverows's VISIT TO EDINBI7ItOII.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer is expected to arrive in Edin burgh on Thursday Ohm) Illaroing from Glasgow. The right honourable gentlinia will, in the asperity of rector, preside at the meeting of the University Court, which is to be bad at twelve o'clock, for the election of a professor of muds aced other business. At two o'clock the bust by Mr. John &cell of his Royal Highness Prince Alfred, which is to be placed in the great hall of the collage library, will be presented by the Lord Provost on the part of the subscribers, and accepted by the rector on behalf of the university. In the 'wising Mr. Gladstone will be isterteined to dinner, with a solid circle, by the Lord Provost. The right honourable gentleman will, we believe, be the guest of the Marquis of Lothian, at New b►ttle Abbey, during his stay in this quarter. Oo Friday. at two o'clock, Mr. Gladatcne will deliver hi valedictory address as rector, in the Moak-liall.—ldintorck Courant. 'sl - Th6l .... 1154.... Fire Premium& We Presume. f t lnvWed Panda. 11.64,305 I £17,167 I t 602,814 =Lem I 71,7e1 I MASS 1160,130 133,974 1,111,906 Taxa TAW 11,212,300 --- JOHN ATKINS, Resident Secretary, London. are payable In thirty days sitar they are admitted. LEEDS WOOLLEN EXTRACT and SPINNING COST PA NY (Limited) Incorporated under The companias AM, INS Capital £160.000 in 10,0u0 -harm of AU, each. First Lane, 5,000 Shares. LI per Share to be pal i on application, and LS on allotment. Future calls not to exceed £3 per share, nor to be Made at Wirral, of less than three months . The buelicia being now in active operation, and producing her menu, the Directors fully anticipate declarint a dlvldaW early la the ensuing year. We dans NISCILLANEOI7II SALL M R. J. C. STEVRIV 23 will SIGLL by AUCTION, at his Great Roma 3d, Illniewtrost, Coventwardeo, itaktrv, Nov. 3, at half-peas 12 precisely, a collection of SCI EN TIFIC I NS' RUH ENTA, condition of microscopei and objects. telescopes, cameras. leases. electricals, oleo a few coins and books, and a variety of miscellaneous sett:lea —On view this day and morning of sale, and catalogues had. DELECTOILd. Colonel Stuart Wortley, Roalra-house, and Carlton Club. John dolma Yea, banker, Ueda. John horns, Esq., Iron merchant, Pancras-lane, and Henzham, VORKIGN WINES, cheap and pare :—Ostalonian Bberr7,l7s. ed. ; Andalusian Poet. 175. ed. : Preach. les . French Sherry, 185. per dozen Beaujolais. 18e. ed.: Macon, 215.: Itonssillon, 17 5. ed.. Chablis, las ; Bock, OIL to ?As and Sparkling Bock and Moselle, WM a doom; (sumac Brandy, pale or brown, 401. • dozen. bottles Included. Terms cash. Carriage paid upon tour dozen Into the country. EDWARD BOWILIELLNE and SONS, Distiliensnd bnporters, 77e, Bun-street, London. Established 1769. THZ CLC4HNO 07 CATTLI FAllB.—lt bas been toned that orders whir& have berm made by load aetbori• Barmy. a , rutu l Wanes. Esq.. Samovar's° Cosank e. Lime4tmel louden. John Wide. Emu, wool merchant. nildonotrooto Leeds. D. W. Wynneld, Eon., Park-place, Villas, W. - 11•111121118. kedon—Tha City Bank. Threadneedle-street, and Ha Weat-Ind Branch. Old Boud.atreet. Leeds—Mama CC Alien and Co. The Midland Banking Company, at its various branches. BOUCIIVILS—Hours. Atchison ana Hathaway, IS, bcdford.row, THAZ 811 E R and GLZNNY. Mai DOOR to 11011ERADT-BOUDR. STRAND. Warnford-coart, Tbrog. 11110111R/L Undoo—Slesars. Field, Sou and Woo linddenneld—llesera Lancashire and Co. Maniheeler—Meens. Margeriaon and Heap. Ancrors—Measra Rice, liolyland, and Waterholma Gresham eareet, LC. Macirrazr —Benjamin Hint. Fail. Temporary Otllecs—No. 11, Gresham-street, London 0, Victortrehamben, PROSPECTI7B. This Company Is formed for the purpose of purchasing the freehold premises, pleat, machinery, patents, and goodwill of the buenem now in active operation at Low Hall Mills, Methodic Leeds, for extracting the fibres of wool from fabrics or materials composed of wool combined with Cotton, or other vegetable Subsumes, and for spinning The principle of Limited =lr ! t e ;: and the advantages of a Joint stook company are especially adapted to the acquisition industrial enterprises, ends as that proposed to be worked by this Company, whom associated capital is all that Is eecesiary to increase largely the exisil.4 prolate it being an admitted fact, *at the demand for the Maple manufactured wider the patent, Ira, wool, Is considerably in excess of the sup; ly, and conse quently, the late proprietor seeks by the formation of the pre sent Company, to considerably extend the worke, end the production of wool for which there is always a ready sale. The paaut will be the eisiolute property of the Company. The advantages of the patented process over the methods hitherto known and worked are such that the quality of the wool extracted can be at all times depended upon, and a large and lucrative business secured. The books of the present proprietor and patellae. for the lag twelve 'meths, have bean examined by Mears. Prior, BolYland and Waterhouse, public accountants, and from their report, the Directors fed assured that with an Increase of capital, very large dividends may safely be caculated upon. Calculatiens have been made from reliable data, showing that upon a capital of £50,000, net profits of upwards of £l' 000 pee annum may be secured, and that a lind dividend can be declared early In the enriurng year. The premises, which are freehold, are most eligible, and ad reliably adapted for the purpose of this Compthy. They consist of a mill, upwards of 200 feet In length. with dry house, warehouse, packing shop, joiner's asp. stabling, fowl !muse, store rooms, dc. There ore also seven cottages, out buildings, dn. The plant consists of a very powerful 004sorse steam-engine. fitted with improved boilers ; also large iron cisterns, weighing machine and welghhouse, hydraulic packing press, large shaft lap, drum,,, lc, and all requisite fittings. There In an unlimited water supply, available at ail seasons of the year, which Is an Important desideratum. Such confidence has the present proprietor In the profitable Manila of this undertaking, that he is wilting to continue the management of the works, making his remuneration chiefly dependent upon the successful operations of the Company, by receiving a commission only when the shareholders have been Paid • minimum dividend of £l6 per cent upon the paid-sip dare capital He also epees to allow a portion of the purchase Money to remain upon mortgage, at 6 per cent. per annum, and to take a considerable sum in shares et the Company. epplicatious fur shares to be mode in the annexed form. In the events I no allotment of Wares being made, the deposit will be returned in full She contract may be seen, and prospectuses and forms of !pelican', for shares obtained of the Secretary, at the offices of the Company, and also of the Banker'. Brokers, and Solicitors. FOLK OP APPLICATION 103 PELLIOIL No. To the Lbrectors a the Leeds Woollen Nitract and Sphming Company (Limited). Gentlemen, —Having paid to your Bankers the um of , belay a deposit of 4.1 per share on shame la the 'boy.. Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I wee to accept Both shares, or any lees nom. bayou ma' ailed to me ; sad I agree to pay the suns of Ell par Mare On aLotment, and to become a member of the Company. Ilsual *teeters ..... Name in full Residence Yrolesaion Date ...uw Ls 10 0 being L 5 capital, t.. 3 10s. premium. These 100,000 new Mares will participate 1n the nett distribu tion of profits. pro rata with the existing shares, according to the amount of capital paid up thereon the valuable option will be, however, reserved Do the holders of these shares of paying upon any of them the whole of the above instalments at any time pre vious to the date of the last instalment, vit., lit March, 1064. on paying the Computy back interest from the date of such pay ment to 30th September lad, at the rate of SO per cent, per annum on the is on capital account the shares so paid rep to be then entitled to the same amount el profile next half-year as is deeiared on the gelding shares. Interest at the rate of SO per cent. per annum will be charged on all instalments not punctually paid and any instalment out duly paid will render the previous payments liable to forfeiture. Tbe Directors ate aware that in thus admitting the public to enbecrire for shares at a prtce so much below their real value they an departing from the practice generally adopted In an issue of new shares, of offering the whole of them to the share holders bet the Directors are so impressed with the importance of increadng the area of influence of this Ilompany— Influence second ouly in ortance to capital to a Company like the Credit Fonder and Mob imp Wer of England—and have bad such proofs in the result of the lame of shares a year ago of the sound policy of admitting the public to a participation in such Lime, that they feel confident of obtaining the approval of the dm @holders in the course they have adopted. The following calculation will guide investors in estimating the intrinsic vain* of the shares, after the dividend and bones now declared are paid, and when the issue is completed : The capital paid up will amount to £1,000,000 0 0 The General Reserve Pond The Dividend Resew* Fund lOO.OOO 0 0 In hand, profits not divided 60,006 4 9 £1,660,806 4 9 Equal to above £8 ss. per share on the whole 200,000 shame So that the public, on =bertha), at LS 10a. per share (hetet Id capital and £3los. premium). are being admitted peens , a In tide Company by only paying sa. per share premium, as premium ; Le la per share being actually represented In value in the a seta of the Company. Over and above these advantages, there Is the probable enhanced value which will attach to these shares, In the same way that the shares Lined to the public at L 2 lea 4d. proximai In September, IWA, after having received £1 per share in April last as dividend and bonus, axe now worth Les is. per share premium, making together LiS sa. for what they paid L 2 1= 4d. for, being In one year more than 140 per cent. Increase In value on the amount paid for premium. The Directors feel that with a paid-rip capital of £1,000,000, a general reserve fund of it:500.000, a divtdead reserve Lund of £lOO,OOO, making a total of £1,000,000, they will be In a position to Inert the exigencies of any business that may be brought before them . It is, however, the Intention of the Directors to herder, out of future pronto, the dividend reserve fund to £200,000, being In accordence n ith the plan announced In the last report, blare always In hand one year's minimum dividend at ir eO r n, cent per annum, calculated on th e amount of the rapt , gal up for the time being. e Directors further wish to place on record their deliberate opinion start rand iod t irvl e ctio . that thi s place Company Is t h es e lined In a eading vr mone tary institute= of the country. Applications ter shares may be made In the form annexed, and must be acampaided by the payment of Ll per share. Should a lass number be alloted than is applied for, the sum paid on account of such application will, so far as It will extend, be applied In =reseal of the sum due on allotment. Croepectttsea, forms of application for shares, and copies of the half-yearly rePort, Just published, may be had on applica tion to the Beakers, So&itors, Stock Brokers, or of the Secretary at the Mc= of the Company, 17 and 18, Cornhill, 11C. The lista of application for shares will be closed this day • (Thursday), the tad November, at 4 o'clock, for Lando', and • To-morrow (Friday), the led November, at 12 o'clock, for country application, before the expiration of which time all application. must be made. 1 tendon, November E, 1863. OINFJ2AL PUBIJC. Form C. POSY 07 APPIJCATIOP /On MAU& To be retained by the Bankers. No To the Directors of the Credit Toecter and blobiller of F-nulsnd (Malted). Gentlemen, —Haring pald to your bankers . the sum of A, being deposit of Al per share o; New Shane Ths Credit Fonder and Mobiller of Begiend (Limited), I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept each shares, or any less number you may allot to me, on the tams of the prospectus, at k 2 10s. premium per share, and I agree to pay the amount due on allotment, and the other Inatalmants as they become due to sign the Articles of Amociatiou U required, and I authorise you to haat my name on the miter of reneshme tee the number of abases ao allotted to me. Usual 'WWI.. Name rn full Residemee D•ta • lawn bankers' amass THE CREDIT FONCIER D and MOBILIIIC cd ENGLAN (Malted). NOTICI IP NIIIIBY WYNN that the WATS ed APPLICATION tor Use NEW SHAM In We Compeay will be CLINK') MD DAL (Thursday). the and November. of (Meek, for London. end TILAtORN.OW (MAW, the Ira ) evgaatin nu cialiolt. country applications. before the axplration which tluie all applications must be mado—By order LOWS, esandary. 17 and 14 Cornb.W. undo. Nortiobot I, Li* The may eilabllshment In London for the following Artlo THRESHER'S SUMNER ANGOLA SUITE. THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITS. THILESIINXIS INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. THREUHLICS KASHMIR SHIRT& THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL SKIRTS. THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THRIWIER'S OVERLAND MTN. KS. THRESHER% INDIA BULLOCK MINX& THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. THIMBLES INDIA CABIN BAGS. N.B.—OUTWITS SUPPLIED for INDLt, CHINA, and the COLO NM and detailed Nate of the uncles required for every purprve and appointment will be forwarded on applicatles as above, WINTER OVERCOATS of the BES' MATIIIALA etc kept foe Inspection oe use, at JLAIIIMIt sad Klll..l'olo* Tenon and Overcoat Makers, 106, Strood, opposite Exeter Bet AOTUALL SPECTACLES SA are NECKXBY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after reactant: WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable: W HEN more light than formerly is requisite— Wartmpit. : he candle is placed betwee n the e y es sad the book: WHEN objects must be held further off to be aeon more clearly ; WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a adie. The above are premonitorysisms of decayingsight, acd indicate that an optician should he conoilted without delay. from long sad extensive practice Messrs. Thomas Harris and Bon are fully competent to advise 011 all Mitten pertaining to the remed)ing defective sight. They skilfully alapt lenses p e rfectly true of the requisite power, and usewise they Judiciously select a spec tacle frame of the form meat becoming to the lace. TIIOIiAS HARRIS and SO: ics opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum . Louden (their only house), established 1780. Puttee— o travellers sr Watt. NNOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful invention of the day, A01. , A AMARKLLA.— Messrs. JOHN 001321 ELL and Co.. Three King-court, ombard street, London, whinier. to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly marvellous Enid , which gradual, restores the Inman hair to Its priatine hue—no matter at what age. The Agna Amsrella has nene of the properties of dyes: it on the contrary, Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. Price LI Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10s. ad. John Gospel! and Co. have neer , alipolated perfumers to E. s. H. the prem.. of Wales —JOHN 009 N ILL and Co's CHERRY TOIM H PASTS Is madly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per fumers, chemists, and at the manufactory. 12, Three King-cone., Lomberdstreet London. •l A. IHE LNVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENC E The most ocientincally prepared and most powerful nutri tive ordiel ever introduced ; restores to their normal condition W the secorions, on the of which perfect berth le =ll is a speedo for debility of all kinds, and from ha eoo amootie. r ingredient'. pepsine and phosphite of sods. will rove beneficial to the nervona and dyspeptic. Price ne. or four quantities to one for Va. Sole ankgrWerra Baumgarten and Co., 620. Orlordntripet , la. renanweh-street. LC., London. EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS. NEW TRIBUNAL of COMMERCE, PARIS. —PitEVIINTION of STRINE&—Ths BUILD= of THIS WISE, el., or by post, 6d., will oonthe line view and plan the New Tribunalof Commerce, Parte—Pap= oa th s Prevention of litrikeeThe Batirlings co Yount Jewish—The Milo Works DOPlrtirdent in India—end other important subjects, with all the 000 , 4rUCtiOnal. irtiftiPlX MOM. —l, yorhetteet, threat Virden ; and all news see FRZSINTATION OF TIM PHEIDOM OF Tag crn. Luring the Trades' Hall at half-pest one o'clock, Mr. Gladstone drove to the Central Cooking Depot, in Irons* baying inspected which be proceeded to the City Hall, where the ceremony of presenting him with the freedom of the city was to take place. Every part of the ball was crowded. Mrs. and the Mimes Gladstone, Lady Blantyre, and the Marquis of Lore, occupied seats in the front gaiety. On the platform were the magistrates and member of the council, Mr. Dalgliek, LP., Mr. Graham, X.P., Sir B. Colebrooke, Mr. Crum-Heise. M.P., Mr. Marry, M.P., Captain Spiels, !LP., the Dean of Faculty, ho. At two o'clock Mr. Gladetooe, accompanied by the Lord Provost, appeared on the platform, and was received with load and continuous *beetle'. The Loan PROVOST, in presenting the freedom of the city to the right hon. gentleman, refitted to the diatinguiehed services which he hail rendered to the country, and the important changes which he had effected in our finaacial system for the relief of our home trade end manufactures. An whines heviog been read by the Town Clerk, the freedom of the city, enclosed in amines gold box, was pre. seated by the Lord Provost to the right bon. gentleman, who De receiving it warmly shook lauds with the chief magistrate, sod thee turned round to address the meeting, by whom be was received with loud and loogoostinued cheering. The aedienoe rose to greet him, and for tome moments there was a complete ovation, the ladies in the gallery waving their handkerchiefs and the gentlemen their hats. Silence having at length been restored, Mr. OLS.DSTONII commented by a retrospect in which he brought in array the names of =isn't men who, not so happy as Lord Palmerston, had been taken sway in their prime —the Prlooe Consort, Richard Cobden, "that character so simple, so true, so brave, and so far sung, to whom it was given to achieve through the moral force of reason and per suasion numerous triumphs that have made his name im moral"—Elgin, Dalhousie, Canting, Herbert, Lewis, and Newcastle. Looking at that lug proceed= be felt that those who were left behind were in on. muss solitary upon the stage of public life. "Bat, my Lord Provost," he motioned, "it is characteristic of this country that her people have been formed for many generations in those habits of thought sod action which Wong to regulated freedom, sad cue happy and blessed result of that description of public education is that the country ceases to be dependent for its wellareaupon this man or upon that. There never has yet been in the history of the world a nation truly free—l mean a nation that is free not only in laws and institutions, bat also in thoughts and sets—there has never been a nation in this sense possessed of freedom, and which has likewise had large and spreading and valuable intereets, which has found a went of men to defend them. Nor, my Lord Provost, lam thankful to say, have we yet been reduced to this extremity ; and I trust that I am not going beyond the liberty of an occasioo such es this when, standing before you at a moment of such public interes I venture to express my confidence penually in the state t, of the government of the country. Her Majesty, well aware of the heavy loss which we have sustained, and wisely exereistog her high prerogative, has chosen from amongst the statesmen of the country Earl Russell to fill the plains of Prime Minister. (Loud cheers.) I know well the inclination of those whom I am addressing, and also of the whole community, to trust more to the evi dence of facts than to that of words, which may be idle and delusive--(bear, hear)--end I presume to say before you that the name f o Lard Rowell is in itself • pledge and a promise to a people. (Cheers.) A man who fought for Bridal liberty, for its institutions end for its laws, but with • view to the strengthening of those laws, who has fought on a hundred fields for their improvement, is not likely now, when in his 70th hosoureble year, foliates's the lesson of his whole life, to change the direction of hie maw, and to forfeit the inheritance which he has secured In the hearts and memories of his countrymen. (Cheers.) Thereon, my Lord Provost, I venture to think that the country has reasonable assurance in the name of the person who has, for the snood time, assumed the responsibility of guiding the councils of the crows, with the aid of assay experienced and distioguished persons whom I am happy to sell m 7 colleagues. I therefore hope that the ooeetry has reasonable assurance that the same wise sad enlightened spirit which has for the lest thirty or thirty-five years distinguished in the main the policy of British legislation and the conduct of the executive govern• meet will still continue to be exhibited by those who will have .the responsibility and direction of public affairs." The right bon. gentleman proceeded to allude to a few of the acts of legislation in which he bad a share, remarking that party combinations were now only instruments for the advancement of mankind. He dwelt foe some time on the m oral, social, and political results of free trade. Dyeastio wars in which the heeds of rival families fought over the bleeding persons of their people we bed outlived, and though. as we perhaps saw at this moment, the wars one gloating in a thirst for territorial acquisition were not yet extinct, it was certainly not so extensive a cause of bloodshed as in the pest, when, not being able to indulge so freely in Europe we fought upon American and other distant soils for the extension of our territory. Had our forefathers known the blessings of free commercial inter course, that bloodshed would have been spared, for it arose in the error of the theory of colonise- Coe that when you had planted a colony you wore to SHOO it to trade exclusively with your selves. We had entirely escaped from that delusion, and rejoiced that foreign countries participated in the bene fits of trade with our ooloniea. There were some men who bid us beware that these things would lead to the worship of Mammon, but the great masses bars hardly yet reached the province within which the worship of Mammon is wont to be dreaded. But it was a law of Providence that the satisfaction of the wants and appetites promoted the attain, me at of higher aims. That which might seem, in its first and osier aspect, a merely *molar work, war in point of fact a work full of morel purpose, "In all cases," continued the right boo. gentleman, "it is the quiet unassuming prosecution of daily duty by which we best fulfil the purpose to which the Almighty hes appointed as and the humble task as it may appear, of industry and of commerce, contemplating in the first instance little more than the supply of oar necessities and the augmentation of our comforts, has in it nothing that prevents its being puisued in a spirit of devotion to higher interests, sad if it be hoirotly and well pursued, I believe that it tends—with a power, quiet and silent, indeed, like the power of your vast machisee, but at the some time manifold and resistless—te the mitigation of the woes and sorrows that afflict humanity, and to the acceleration of better limes for the obildrea of our race, (Cheers.) Wars, my Lord Provost, are not to be put down by philosophical, nor I believe even ozoloaivitly religions argument ; the deepest prejedicis of been at the head of the government. But as Mr. Gladstone bad consented to retain office as Chancellor of the Exche quer, be could only oongretulats them on still retaining his most valuable services in that important posh (Cheers.) Mr. WILILIIIBOI then read and presented the address. Mr. GULDSTOIII, on coming forward. was received with the warmest enthunisam, the audience rising en maser and greeting him with vociferous cheering and the waving of bats. He commenced by repudiating on blown behalf the nn• divided credit which seemed to have been given him for acts in which others had laboured as sincerely and more effec tually. He thanked the chairman for having described him ass working-man, and it was in that capacity ha addressed them. This was, in • new and peculiar sense, the century of the working man, an personal mated between public men and the mamas was m re than ever advisable. He then rapidly nu over some of - the particulars in which the position of the working classes bad been greatly changed for the better. more especially by the removal of the protective duties on the necesseries of life. Some were sanguine enough to believe that the whole of the duties on tea and sugar might be removed, and that all the comforts as well as the necessaries of life might be absolutely free. Hs was bound to say, however, that whether his peat great grandchild might am that consummation be had not the smallest expectation of seeing it himself. Nor would the exigencies of the country permit us to look forward to • very great diminution of the taxes upon stimulant' end tobacco, to the ass of the latter of which he ventured to say so sort of evil or mischief of • serioue kind could be traced. Taxation bad fallen from 31. fps. per head, ►s which it stood BO years ago, to very little over 21. The iOO3llllllO of pay to government officials ear tempos-animus with the increase of wages generally. bad augmented the amount of taxation, but it wan an augmentation which no one there would grudge. It was not very CUM whether the proportion of working men in England in posseasion of the suffrage was larger than it was before the Beform Bill. but in Scotland at any rate it was otherwise. He ventured to express the hope that neither as regarded taxation or the fraschise had we arrived at the flaal term of possible improvement, but th►t, on the contrary, the day was not far diets/it when we should witness a further extension of the suffrage. No change of a more beneficial character than the cheapening of the prim bad been carried oat for many years. It was s new era in the life of working men. Until the mean' of education were at the command of every member of the community we could not teat satisfied. An important chapter in the history of progress was the interference which the legislature was attempting in the protection of the young and the feeble from exhausting and endue labour. Mr. Gladstone next spoke of the organisation of the Post-office savings' banks, which is three years had brought between 6,000,0001. and 7,000,0001. of the earnings of the people into the bends of the state. This indicated a growth in the provident habits of the people, of iaorsased 00111a41108 is the people in the govern ment. "The effect," said the right hon. gentleman, " of these changes bee bees es marked ea it has been beneficial ; it has bees iscressid loyalty to the throes, respect to the law, undue, confidence, and concord between the several classes of the community ; and I know not in what point those whom Providesee has blessed with larger mums are now entitled to make any eomplaint as to the pereal conduct of the working glasses —(hear, hear)--se to the struggle which essentially is in volved between capital as keg m it is managed by each party with a full seam of the rights of each other by fair and above-Imnd mesas, and a full allowance to ethic people of the liberty which they claim for themselves. I hay" nocpprelmoiden myself of this kind of eciapstatios be tween the espitalieVand labourer. (Cheers.) As I have said, speaking in toy olamaotor, although unworthily. as a :Rigida( of state awl • reyrroootatiro of law sad authority, ties, by virtue of the powers vested in them by the Privy Council, for the exclaims of cattle from fain and markets, have been evaded by sales being held in the neighbourhood of such markets or faire, In order, therefore, to prevent such evasion the Privy Council have made the following order, which wee published in a supplement to last night's Gazette :—" Where any notice has been or may homelier be published by any local authority, es defined in the said order of the 22.4 day of September, 1846, ex cluding animals, as defined in the said ceder, or some spe cified description thereof, from markets or fairs within the jurisdiction of such local authority, it shall not be lawful, from and after the date of this order and while sub notice shall be in force, for any person to bring or send any such animals or such deuriptiori thereof to any place within each jurisdiction for the purpose of exhibition or sale, or to receive, exhibit, buy. or sell any such animals so brought or sent: provided that nothing contained in this clause of this order shall be held to Pro hibit any person from exhibiting or selling on his own laud or premises soy such animal belonging to him, which has been on such land or premises for not lees than fourteen days previous to such gale. Every person °feeding against this order shell, in pursuance of the mid act, for every snob offence forfeit any sum not exceedieg twenty puede which the justices bdare whom be cr she shall be convicted of such offence may think fit to impose.* Tax LATE LOYD P•tweseroN. The following adzes@ of modeles** to Lady Palmerston bee been voted by the Sonthamptas Tows Council :—'• Madam,—We, the mayor, aldermen , end Mumma of Southampton, In town opus& mumbled, take the sunset possible opportunity, after she funeral of your late beloved husband, to express to your ladyship one feeling of deep arid profound regret at the bass which you and the country have sustained to the death of Lord Palmerstoo. Eudora as was that illustrious statesman to the whole people of the United Kingdom, he was especially so so the inhabitants of Seelthamptio, who have always felt proud of him as a friend and neighbour. He was the oldest burgess of this town, and your ladyship knows the kind interest he ever took in Its welfare and prosperity. Permit us to aware your ladyship that in no portion of ha Majesty's dominions will the memory of year noble kind hearted husband be held in grasser admiration and rem roses than in this ancient borougb, with which his name sad career are so intimately unocated ; and in offering you our sincere sympathy sod condolence on your heavy be reavement, we trust it will be some alleviation of your affliction to know that the services which the late Premier readered during • long life to the British nation will be re membered by • grateful people through all future egos. Given under our common seal this 30th day of October, 1866.* Dim= 07 CANTS:SEERY. The Be,. Wm. Harms Nicholls, LA., has been licensed to the cure of Crayford ; the Bev. James R. Holmes, M.A., has bees licensed to the cue of Beeesett ; the Bee. Thomas Kyrwood Bowyear, LA., hes been collated to the rectory of Marble. dove ; sod the Rev. John .Sikes Watson, ILA., has been lioensed to the perpetual curacy of St. Gregory the Great, Outerbicy, all In the musty of Kent and diocese of Canterhere. THE BZIYONDSkr OCARDLANI AND THY HOUSILII6B POOL—Let mooing this matter was again tlit under enskleration at the weekly meeting of the of gundleas. Reseellaareet, Bermondsey ; Mr. Youogmaa in the chide. The muter (Yr. H. Hodgkins) reported that there had berm "during the week 81 lodg men, 64 wonsee, aad 22 oh il dros admitted for • sight's iog-24 refused for want at room." The alterations in progress cooseinent seas the attention of the guardian' Doing draws to than semigloss of the Henoslese Poor Act will mike socassmodntios for 70 permits nightly, as against rer lan at present be taken in, and that will " house" Dearly 50 per cent. more than have ever applied utter the eirenniatenees even of the " tramps' " knowledge that no other plass war *pea to them.