The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-07 00:00:00

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Campo* I. ~So lormon• lotosimax *we bon* MoiM ad *Ssei insmose. sr eassamt N of •••1 latanam** be% •• ea mil* • &MOW. Ihirearp. A;/.—NOTICEB pinta 23 sad 23 Thad& hr ice/ el Troia% K. W 4 maarea way amp We; haisaiss, Omar. Ompe. trcE he PATENTS. 1. Lheelee im. W.o.—laarm DAVI:MarI MIMI t ra MlTOla w.. l l =o arraa =MA se Is Do awl of sbalalse sal kNIZZIIO Dm& ant are redniellesil= mil ereromenl IMPORIMPORTANT BALE 0 Ilsot-elers mow sad TANT .....mar MIMS U 111—.1. DIM lei bn Is assmonn le no pubis no no. ban penlnni no Gann d ann. O W an el 101 l no nal Win sens inns n Amens. amid non 11= la ink oner Inn*. dein ES rer=a6l=Pleg =4l6% lo wa a Mi ns. a; tionne dines lob* NM ; Inn al Si ; non sem rain draik at tr ona issass.lll4l4 mg Se. 9+ 0 . 1 • 440 9 1 4. . onninoll a nom linnun bill =MAIO Ile SW Woo milk musolled. nal Ma WM aleilli lit s ...4 et nnanno hoon. =I eon al and =MO re Min nen Wiping et Winn le inns no neon palm la r =anwa at Z= or nem: =l4l B . " A•=l: l imanis or Ziorgrann koONDON CARPET WARRHOURE. Wal/OR W PIM err r larrom el WY almir I al um alritt Ws rib sr Oft : dei et iha. Ire errorme isr asp — i=dierrow-11 4. Gorr ark or N rl N. nomisewitimi. W. ALLEN% PATENT PORTMAN'TRAUS sad Taaviu.s NO 0011 mil ..nre LAMS WY TAU ii. D&SO/Ile C i r. 00 Of Sift" DurATCIE MOIR& WIMPS 1111 INUNIWPO CUM rad 111 , .. wire mien kit bar or aseelsolil lierounig. Weaviid la IS ainize. wt. mr Mt Bp pea lir We J. W. ONO J. W. body. 0/o. llN rismkame of MCI mil Win etil ON sigrie aithiel. a WI WAST W cHAIRS. COUCH*. and 31D8— 11411V1181S CANULKS, p 74. .M 70. per lb. AO Ike Nati IN et , !Pew ; Imumpuil mu ? fa ; Ewe, fa •um opum ti• imam gm. libt amp* a:ritedloirM i gr a • q a. ligt. ; e:tr iglik magrims3t; ea..• neulik lUM la. aim • hials. K . aw. 1 11 ,0 g. 40‘. sal SOL i i=t rel 4 bftga Vineasli 111. ra Mast; eras isemii Za i rrb i Nigi=ittitir g E. wro. Maim AL UTION to PURCRASILVAi of REVOLVERS. ork.e " aa. " l " . " l rms ea. bpseizt b ..."18.1 342" b ist i nsiel be a re le eis - Dam Mrs. or Adam's — 7 1 ;• pii. to, b• mairpterd Improomoolo by lar. MIMI ; Morns Yr 1 . =.3 Irs May.•• • Ws. Nimmons* le the b• Oeytets Ilemeeset Is lehreee% rank=l::, la Jute lie the mein rms.' lbws PUNY me ... osootoolootil*lllo lopolos aillos:ltsPlag. mil ung 1.• irb.4.als a••• NIA of MASI SOS. bi Ow MORA . kolas, MI6 as Imo leal, lamigh• MN,* the polila = IP' Min i tlielliso impliftel to Impost DWI. oar:01 . 14 t l a h rtrOLT Il le r i t It burr ' and ammo 111 MO the strheove Weal penikalng. Oar awl wleh every reselelee lee ostat all MUNN ewe MM. Now HAUL mi SlNK=Wlllieettereet. limas. behlee en r the . Ned kliCTACLltti, improved by HARRD3 sod BON. me hoes serionlr prairio ni Dow min lo -ME. : Ont. nil drisa. L. so ENowitson so I ',wahine le inn mriAr a ramei a r g mit =I, in etnil i lta i ik twi ns Milli hums" linden Itoiebthihoo ersvoilr. inunione4. ClitHY HAIR ItIWO/LW fa, al NATURAL cuLnVlL—XlittSl4l4. 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SUNK lc AMEN% MARSALA se MONIS WINE, 30s. az , 4....pje• awrik.—aa t ig ‘.6/7 and b e r t i lCrlfil l er e k l a 47..= 14ENELErb COGNAC—A pref or brows A a Immo & Saila aim. am. larks coo. alb u m asca p ril Owes . az as ma was, .10. la a1k1a ... . c IRBY Al . i.. aarama M I L W.b. awalaawl WWI ITODOSIPS PURE ENGLISH GIN. it a setr i rTita a l ,l l==e4.:mi. 'LW 10 non 44 =4114 11"164 ald ameAs a ::• llB46 l.ll. l" DeO W M.St litli" Jamirri::. =jam.'" MSKY .. COGNAC L A . HAN'S LL WHI Pi ls • Ir i a. "l"l9.iii rat i Wieres ibi try: she twos la ; or - li — eggal 'mina as fil NIL NIMJNIMI. 11: 11 a la PI T WWI LI - tral/t1.45 . 1r8 SELF:ACTING SYPHON TAP. w .T. nt ord. cu d.ger al Lt b r oiled b Illots. • ottlamr lama • BALLOW' LIITOIIA OS ODOR lfß7l wrauYsl S. =ft... bra ot wobble Am. Malta OIL Movertolo pith sAaLoirel RIBIWMINO MILT WWII. WA mos slow riot Mal it arta Ilts. led MO • SOS et nal pot par. Pas Sto. 1111111LOW11 ram.° MANG& Thomy amilbott boast Sim a all mom sr No sages hire 11... I‘,ll. rrakm.yess Bo dines to JAIIIOI IMMO 14. WISio soostrat. isaw.laarat awl taloosta elem. bla soil Minn lam sooty arida ; oil ollrosarotporlose 1116. k lsp sadPREBRRVES. ART FRUITS PREARRVES. 10s. I= Jan: Hr tare an Aida Iliam A dase . New Dm= ritni d W waTia t elln u an Cienn. Oa Ilitirsr s. l i eg iat i i LI. Oa V. ter arr n ELia ea Id aV r iet .N. JESEEEEEEEL nen al vea rtrz;lST sad CHZAPIBT TIM mad corms is Truro 11. • a sew le be "MOW et ar k slit irlilli t t l rrilitlf i llt Whew lie lerstegnei v rne4. 6 k. ll 6 my ret. 4 : Z.. rife sow I• IbiliaL • Wes moo ins maimmi meta /dim MUFFINS AND CRUMPRTS.—W. HORTON, p i. am n yen Is lls:plimpliollar. lop g ior Isasss list hip Ms aka prewlms. U. Wes% otos. Soft up mini *wok So sesiWie SUPPLY St“VSS. lIOTILL sod 00/1111•0 ILIMPIES Is sis sseS se Lau sad eagotta. gni a **dm so ouresalls Mr. ILL Osueirs orlon slaseSed Mil prsespelbsis ist dopsisli. TO OPEN AN OUTER witheat toube, out wrysrawirigillisnlYersa•OPlUM WA Of nit siollealli *MU= •ttb oriat7— IDIOI4 160,...111.1•1 Mayn e Os • tow teak mar aaisin I. l .6l l•Neareol en gin& tio l tdde n ::::: r e= M=gligilkirtb taWitior, "b"" iimeirsamw. sir wanes% u. ig inalimameg: limaila wow laiabliasil MK ItLONDON CUT GLASS COMPANY •• smasollis oft lb* Wats at Iltearlmilip) SIMPLY wish way fuetplisiet UR TOTAL GLUM at Clea4lha4 kr illy tbe dna is= W. /PARK mad ON, 144, Oilard iglireViazpoile Ilks Mot realvel ftt tram THE We. DRAWING-ROOM CRYSTAL LOOM. wisealef 1. /P ` thillusucill= amossid Omsk Psnehsess el -I Os Lamas Bow of l. SP awl Os.. 144 Oslesi gifilk W. ORM@ iNiddrieL 7,... OEM," 12s.—A sew irstpoisee QillemUAßT DINAIITILS. 0 berm! ism mil ogimsis A. l••• smarreasia i l ipirririssiiiim= t rifiat ma+ Wow ea orawarpiiriksol =V r ilit 1 6:= lbws' riga 141118R8. LI ROT sad MIA 296. =OW ST=apanwe th ff Lew)** serivell bow Lalllllo/ ASUA 141 P & MAUI wailedwies oink d Maim fee iime 1151, T om{. r AI am =ld at dui mire get= es la Mr eer aliablbirma. Ii K Mil* Sala VALI= if BOLD . —WATILIMATON sad • sossaws i vies= re Mk art &dr Imo the hog he Imee s.... M i rerse i t: SlM llD ullebe allhe by Oh "Me et haw. h lease fa V I& Ovid Gelded ie ft mho etimme. le hi. hes hetZ U UMW gm te Is ate.../ I r 5..... is uis as 4 Ile IT ems—. • ses.... S ; m0i1.... 14 awha.... 11 TI meth ... t FM- 41 I ....... =.6..-. 1 i t =::: 1 1=::: U ter.... 4 a w e.... j I soft ... ......... • Ile awes. ... C UNIS.... • I / in I--="1"... I ph..... i.m is tirvaz i f .. itertielos he itifletes. dem es •le Om insiing, ea UM= i oldest. THE NEW YEAR . — GEORGE HOIV,ON. Ms Ka Aoalloora of la Ikettikkarat et bb llontsm. trimiss to Pio linsa sad sko raft "sattss amm kosis to Po ant st Ilksaksoo rid Oras s iltharto to sloomla ; all to Pala ads la. optaiss of lb rep agarior solurlis relognsat of Mks kr dr remss .....,sh dm swifter a s i g ur s r o am Mint Pore Ora A lit Prot alto ..... ............ ...... 3 is. 1 as offissois of dr mot soasmaill melts — . 0. 111._prslosksly WW2 nabs to li * NI NNI YOB. SONIA IF Or oleo stmelohle Pr la dime Art soaihrs. @lkea Or to Or Ysaike Posasosa mg 01Pla a.: Shia. Mastswood Lasts Sift o.; am I:Whar. ea a. LOBIBULDaTIiNT. 'LICONO3IT sod ZICELLENC/L— -AAI I. 1101111 wad SON. larolodi Todoos dused =so orrirs oramo as/ osmium, Is rio "... iiskol IQ is • ISOSOIS IS4 So as arms soar Irma 11 rail ssa eskat ar=tizroormos Tao Is 4 orb as ~I Ilmir beim Si dim so mop proms= dada sir • Mr arise/In liot of orossioes aria bo EON* JUVIIIIIM OLOTliiille is ore ft. PORN TAIIOIIIIO DIPA I I I LIin orlolos fabdos of fru dr Irma a. Oa vanes no rod 111081 Ind MOM NO allii•Ped. WINK Ye 10614 sal me do. • rap ma of 110. ISM jr Omar doeTnoss ma Oga a ll& md il isnol ."64 6i. Odd walo Is to le prikadarty If arida So so bid =vaa of. is ma So osolrosak of as meat wt = boot smalls* a Skala of ilio Mira el MN& Orarsis silk ids for sollasrorairst owl ild of prom wads so aselloados, traisg taw. oolll=llllllNTB we ask/e• , Alamo om m i ; VIM= • sad eraleial. TWA**. OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS ! La Mu l e lr OM sot KIM 11110111111 WI ALD4LIVI i fe r al:MlLlMlLlilf Wert HE NINDISNINBABLI" SUIT, mob d mime swm& le *Mews rad dram modal wily to bra Zet s = YO Us. to Li wa p et IL MOM SON sow W LOWY red Sem Osked abut Wm" of Vit (MUT BABT/ERN.—Aasissact a Os =OWN owl LIAII•15 roIYZIPOSINNIM RAMIJIL BROTHS6IB, 29, LudgateAi% ere the sel NM Malian of the SY bIINHAM :sous's& Wet= iiiiisi Wailes boobs% emeseimi LIN awe pollmi GIAMIIIII IMOTHERS, 29, Ludgate-kW, warrant A smealsimmeir if ark IllY DIX Ha II TROUMIII. Mid. SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-hill, warraat liar SOW 11111111. 4 W. 11111111.1011. STDENHAM TOP GOAT , 4111.1 TROUBIRB, lift el • 11111111410 011.11 lii OL—Paltiosd Ike mined le p o made moseltame elso L A M titeelmteg nsiteeeb sod alt I&7 gm et envy asimeetr In &wee et ill :CMOs at olalledmol 1141111111iTalt 'Fp UPTURE 8.-Tkit PATENT SELF- 6 ATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.— Il• LYON, OM art CO. odd toorealt IRO= **NOY Odr ?ROOM bow lon la on NOM* el N MK sod MO So MINIMS YIP wpm MO win awe ird waft Ma sag aka Tim .111 wpm ter dem = ilt , revieles so Vs taro bsa Mis bads ime b. mic a I.—• bow Ns WI No VIAL I UDO 'a=tra, ta. Rhea ibers. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1860. ST. M ARTIN'S-H ALL SINGING SCHOOL 1 II ISMIOMI 'WON. Ikuoks—lle JOHN HU 8 3111 =M/S ?AIRY 0= . 314. Ilk lit imam ; kik Woos. Trod.). Jea.ll. at 111. i..... V lla ISS foe Ookkorm; Ilk . kr 11. et OIL Poo for She Owes et 10 IL ; keeamke. lbe. Tr Moreise Orem Mad. ke Moo gamed ma n r. Ma vorourres . tr.= d r1:172. 4.1111111111 pr mosie. OW/ 11111.01•1111. kw QT. MARTIN'S HALL.—HAYDN'S tgarIATION. WIDIFINIDAT. J. 111. at whir lie et Xs. JOHJII DULLAIL Pnadiel Limaren illhorta g to k Oromel of Wm plismial. MEN Reswes, Wdmhkels. IL or= MHZ NATIONAL ASSINBLY BOOMS, mob zaimm ver...—inis imam= SZ bai a le IN Is misimairil lomat •0•• Wad Kr. W. %Zip . • * OO6 wiled ellosNi• No ••• segeowl cawing Nada. Dew gliaoprlL 0••• lona 9. Gabe at ~was. A ROYLL ROOMS, Wfadatill-arest.—Grand Oriaw—OPlN 111•1111 T It a..r de gab. uslabllarl ma Ism. imairl6l lamer& rriMew, /L•Mert. Dien ~ s Ora Aratrlll; essuirs lose Ow slimine betas 11 Aftisima. NM& DARS4NIIIB, F. Al is. M. aim RR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL 111 WNW IC lop GI H. =OA ladammfafted li the Wads e Pros lo Op tin mad we of re la allganiel. Y Ong DAILY kr snip. MS. eel tem Tar Sts•• Or ••• 111 = • I nillyti 1 sad I ler Minims. fral *de am—e "Waft/ of ft= Wmado-11/101. awl Its imam—am Is sones Mail ii i± Da. Tleallma Ilks oboe •• fol% 'Mika 'TY FIL 11=al Maaltads." imet paha tree co reollyt at II elms% direst has alast.ll/. 111,41•WIA.01MOWIbmimill.W. A DELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther-arm., Mew; Is SOW 0511 for sins PIAOTICIL Roam dam 21t• lomat eau la Waft& awl, ISO keg VENINO PARTIES—A flrst-clue CONL•ts- IMO foe Two Chdais as se es emus Ira, or 0111111111111 Ogress Toy V. tive Ikaidnet. yra. Haile .3' try errlplisa it esorteleamet prwMed T es UM M i n= Isems. 64.—WHEATSTONE13 6-ootave HARMO NIUM wow point) boo leablo pothole. with Kit ogrusbio S: of tow. .03 So.—WHEATSTONE% PATENT CONCER drat TINA. 41 km ( 1 1-ockave. IWI ammo). memed. wlik he semapIiks—WILIATEITONIII ml Co.. Inventory. SO. Ocedsdied/M. 11•8144~.. PEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to JONI" Lowtbanorialla—Pladas Toile epocos and torts.. per Ems ; Domes Item and /*km, lb. pa dom. WI:. model plaid ea pure Nam PLATED TODDY KETTLES, with Lamp, 40.. ..r.-.torn, loniker.reada. F OR 12i. 6d. T on Gan parokiss a verL waft OIUIRT-lIIAIIIK Oa Beitka. rJOINS% ToHOTEL and TAVERN-HEEPERB.—Every . at ath MAUD 00014 s• belt the mai donee- it 11. laraisavr pin only real substitute for Silver is the WOG 16 ILBOTX0 PLATING co wire X ICNIL.-40114 LeviMt- c,,InIARDB AGAINST THIEVES asd BUR OLAST.—BeII yew nesigy Aber. lad key Man AO PLATA. Iwo ortlie prosissi aM rat ints to my mew. 0 C H ARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER am i t a viveLono mot MIMI, OSP?. err iirnima rormailrolve.lll.llVSLOM pst1110: tiarrlold Bo*. iloblizteinsfrar IL ? L iireirrires for *rerltget9lTlMlfil MUTATIONS to the WILIMUNT 11131.1115 - rod PIMITIAD amid ' ant +l B aO, tartyle a 2. 4,.-rriatti CAW* MISTS D ter rir.6o —Nairn, at nllll • 11101.11ri.1e1:re ovil.iime.•ambrriummir. PISA'A WlrLY,lderntrom IsermOr.s. MEW BOOH 8, at 2d. in the le. discount. PEASSIOS mad 0011 OUPPLT MI it the above Ms. anet. 1.1 wirmat ttwo the 1.1. comic,. and editlaon. Wow msd prasposas on mil. of Id. sump. Ouslry cordon etaratol asr as riW ofa noolmasse —11141i1102 sag 11011.111•24 14 Illabiqr 11.1 a. CO. Tbi., day le pablbled. v Silt MunnOnes. who IL K, THE CAREER., LAST VOYAGE, and FATE a 11l JOHN TRILIIIIII6IN. if Quotaha Osacas. awlNO mg Mom. U. leaverlwrem. • NEW MOST Poll BOY& Me dem lelefsifisellowbee. 4a. N.. fre.R OLD COAL-PIT or. Adventures of Richard looletey llierdk of lie One W. By IL J. Kir. ember of Leman. Jar W . Parks. w &Mk W &nod. ttr•stn• velmi• foolneap A GGEBDEN VICArtAGE; or, Bridget Storey's •T ale for tbe iota& Loodat i rist Pot*, smd Sea. Rat arra& Ceara In, ea, TM RECREATIONS of a COUNTRY 1. PLUM . MIMS Parochial *Talisman", arkatleal. Moral. mod Demamik. latag • Sinaloa f SM Poselbutiass of A. X. U. X. Wirer% litypiams." laser : Jells W. Mir mad ea', Wad atirL 4NLAROEMENT et th.ATLAB .— The ATLAS, ldraew of Ommorea end Mora pragapris r ar. 1014 146. 2 6. 111141 peg esti after Jewelry ha le I'NIT /OLIO PAOZB, aaidag the eoedeeton to devote NW u_a semis te Beadare at Walla Mr Leta Mak. see th . e . = art Me teemed sake et eh mean of teierea to the aed wall The neseetre i e: 'Me Mies tan he wet th. amis. le Ur. Warr irliS• law " ilaseelal MU& 011111 /anise reed.. 'ka Mena* denee4. l4 / leeetheoptatetteek lased. BALLOT MUTING AT LEWSB.—A erowded public meeting wee held fa the Lecture Ball, Lewes, hat ; 81r John Villiers Shelley, Bert.. In the chair. meeting wee addramed by Mr. Whltehnest end Mr. G. Lia nas. &inks on behalf of the Ballot Society, sad Mr. Croakey, Mr. J. Halm, Mr. Batt" the Hon. H. Brand, M.P. for Lewes, sad Mr. lilaucows, the liberal candidate for ths borough, sad petitions to both houses of parliament, praying for the adoption the ballet on the plan in use in the Autrallsa colonise, were snanhaoualy adopted. '1 he meet re did not meter to until a late hour. SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE PEOPLE. —To-morrow afternoon the Ray. W. broad., minister of Begent's-park Chapel, will preach at the Victoria Theatre, New-cat ; service to onamenee at three o'clock. In the evader', the Rev. 8. Miasma, 18 A., minister of Pea, at Bripospil Chapel, will preach ; service to commence kaMpest six o'clock. The door• will be opened half an hoer WWII the commencement of ea ch service. The services at liedleee Wdh ahl $ NM& Maws will taks plae• as linii. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA.—The public will be glad to know that Mr. Albert Smith proposes to racom ammo hisentertainment on Tuesday, the 10th inst. CRYSTAL PALACL—A beautiful dessert sersioo tram the Royal Pereslsk Worts, Worcester le now being abfand in • Mtge OWN in the south nave. It has a pure turquoise mod, with a rich:massive gold border, and finely pasted &poetise subjects in the centre; the birds , animals, and figures ere very accurately painted, and the lands-ape sad groups of dead game an most artistically finished. It is considered to be tams of tee Guest specimens of porcelain ea anemia@ ever bi Worcester. The service has ben made to order Mews. Kerr and Bina, for =mere. Bar- MGM end who have lent it for exhibition far a shwa ties.. Tholloitivitios cootie., to Street large inneben of =Mem sal the varied amusements are kept up with ur Meted viva. _ CIINTIAL FARMERS' CLUB.—The following sub **, hare been selected for dimmed= at the moutbly mist lags during the rasshig year:—Feb. 6. "The Sewerage of Towns es it affects British Agriculture," proposed by Mr. Aldermen Mesta, Tiptoes Hell, lielvedos. Msrett 5. "The Owns Proortrolies of Gem," by Mr. H. Corbel, New Bridge- Masi, Bleeldbiwe. April 2. "The Merits of Pore-bred sod Orserbred Sheep." by Mr. C. Howard, Biddenhant, Bedford. May 7. " Wheat Growing n the Loie•Weeden flysteen" by Mr. J. Algoma Clarks, Loa, Batton, Mishnah. lam 4. " To whet =Not is the Penner bowited by lb. rabettruiton of Olsen Power for lime sod llestel Lebow r by Mr. 1. Walla, Booth Pony Homo Homiest. Nor. S. "Tits Pettis old Private Triele of Agrisolenrel lapleneente—Cos they be seeds more ellishot r by Mr. W. Mars Hobbs iAbo llosi n g Odobeelor. Deo. 10. "The Coadieles (lithe la and flestlead, and Me Wee to lb. Coollnewt7 by Mr. R. belt Dom, iltssityeet, Chsehke. Ngw APPROACII TO 2111 TititYLl o itert Um a sew spree& will be node to the Temple Oltwerk hese Pleei-sbset. smelts Chweeery-loos. • part of boa implodes, le to le desollehed, se also Church Terd-esuel, that Mir beyewromesnie ere to to oomatosed dirtbwkit neblibmihsta. tR. 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P=T a b eierrataster =av— ant. qt.. La= sad . * 11. " TT, i t, roma .Z. Siestas. SOOT= 1111Q1710T/A2lOll. Daenodirwrra,Deaelasiewo. afar lads,. wrlita. 4 esi.lAufbe Nemo ase Ocesseelel Slatal. ;hem OW. WM THE GREAT AMIP COMPANY. It will be remembered that a meeting of share holders in this company wee held on the 13th of last month, to decide upon a noun of action against the board of &- IMMO, end which, alter coridemble discussion without any practical result, wee adjourned until the 6th January, dm days previous to the special meeting summoned by the board, which had also been adjourned by tidvertiminent from the 16th December to the 11th Jemmy. Accordingly, Mr. Aldermaa Fiedgoon, who wee the chairman et the previews niestiary We kr. Ornate masted the poet, in CO of hie not being she to cony the meeting wholly n w a rrlin, end at errs unwires the adjournment took plain, and same half-deem ether shareholders, inclodieg Mr. Webber sad Mr. G. Taylor, who had given notice of tecolaticies to be moved at the spacial general meeting adverse to the sitting msnagewent, attended yesterday at the London Tavern, but were informed, on inquiring, that no reem had hen esgsgod, and that no arrangements Ind be mode for their reciptioa. It was es• that within the last few days Mr. g l u i :d wi alla had inserted an advertisement la the Daily Nora, inviting the shareholders who &traded on the 13th alt. to meet him an the 6th nand of the 6th of the present month, and that la sonsequence thiee or four gentlemen had aseest bW the previous day, but that Mr. Cloodella wee net prement, and that nothing wee done. On the present oocasiou the half-down shareholders who etraded formed themselves Into a sort of friendly confmenin committee to talk over the position of affairs in a social new than in a formal Waimea spirit, and in the Genres of the convereatioa that ensued, Mr. Alderman Rodger who explained that be had come from Birmingham to be permit es an eat of courtesy width he thought due to those who led advent Ids metal he the adj mu-anent, stated that a emempensisess lied ben opined by the directors with him elan the mesting in Deonaber, the result of which wee an offer from the bond to submit ell the book,, accounts, ad all matters mermelsii with the Mont of the oomph', to seemmithe ef hew gthelsems. Mr. Hope, Mr. ftker, My. Mem, end Mown Be tattheir intimated that as the board had than coached all that he maid fairly ask of them ea a bet step, via., a tall inveriga. Hon, he could sot la justice, supposing the air fairly carried out, join in any reeeladon of a decidedly condem natory character, such as the no continuos vote, which was involved in Mr. Webber's noticeof motto, until the malt of the inquiry was ascertained. Mr. Miles had declined to act on the committee, but anodise gsetloniss wore ready ki pro ceed, and it had beat suggested that the investigation should be commenced so last Tuesday. Oa further eon siderstion, however, It was thought that there would sot be time to go through with an szanthiation so cost and attritive between that and the 'sooting eh he the I lth, and that It would be better therelore to doh" It. At fin tame time Mr. Hodgson added that he should de 'injunction with Mr. Baker, make eachlnqatriestat i O be necessary, to enable him better to maintain the wean when they were called upon to weans the directors' report at the general meeting, which was to be held as the same day as the "pedal meeting. Although there wee some differonoe of ohmic. uto the policy of meeting the directors' report with a ante wiesle- non of want of mundane, all appeared to agree that to give satisfaction to the galena body of shareholders, aid to the public, It was absolutely asperity that the mansglng director (Yr. Campbell) shoats retire. AID FOR GARIBALDI. TO ?II =ITO' OT TIM 1111114111. 8114--T6e cork Itzastieer hes furnished the mews of your valuable Joanna sad tee pew et this Meg lewd old dm, Osatiand • perepeph Milt dr ohm bead/lag, esepseting .infra of • - mos sf lbs-ssams Cleseesseena, o• the 21st ultimo, is de beam C. 11. Teskt. WM you do ma um favour Io allow me so arab tbs 'ebbs kfaroamion, that Ms (largo of the sirmil noel, saasionlog of 23,100 Wain Miss sad 13,200 pips gm% Is comdisod to ma, mu d I. for Woos Arid, assenlll9 adventars P Beyond this, tbs 'Wirt stile Isiah paper L prjedlleisl, Incorrect, mod elseed.—l CRAB. P. LAINNZT. 16, Pel4nall, S.W., Larks, ie.. 6. La important meeting in furtherance of the ride movement was held at Hereford on Thursday enernoca. Colonel Clifford, M.P., Lard W. Graham, M.P., and Colossi Clive addressed the minus& (Stamped ld. Additional.) OBILIT REFORM MBBTING.iAT BIIIMINGBAIL BIRMINGHAM, FAIDAT Niour. This meant a pablic meeting was held in the Town-ball, Birminghaes, for the tarpon of giving se aggerentp se the mensontative" of the borough, Mr. Schoisield, ILP., end Mr. Bright, MX, d ezPrt•sia3 their sentimeehi ea the mestion of reform. TM hall wee dna* tweed& la eery pert, and the meeting was alto gether of en inthaslastie olteraeter. The Mayor of STINTIGICAU (Mr. Lloyd) occupied the their, end me supporeell by Mr. Height mad Mr. lobar fisid. Than were also nesse* Mr. G. Rd:meads, Aldermen Baidwia, Aldermen Stump, Mr. Wright, Mr. Holland, &c. The *term me crowded by • vast Amber of gentlemen who take en interest in the quastion. The Meo' having lakes the chair, called upon Mr. Aldermen Baldwin to moire the following resolution : "That the thmessity of parfitheentery reform beisg adorer lodged by all the greet political penes, and her Majesty's pvethenent bang pledged to iatrodnoe a reform bill during the amnia( ension, it is the opinion of this meeting that any biU, to be easel to the country and satirfactory to the people, must provide for • large extension of the suffrage, for vote by ballot, and for • better apportionment of members to population." The neelnica wee eeeeoded by Mr. G. EDDIONDB, and car red Midst the cheers of the meting. BCNOLIFISLD supported the 111101UtiOn. In the pre sence ol Mr. Villiers and Rt. Gibson in the present cabinet might sad would entertain the hope that the Reform 8111 - to be Tntrodnoed in the next saitillon of parliament would be based on s sound sod honest panel*. For his pert he would swept an honest Bofors Bill, without the ballot. With all its fade, he admitted that the present House of Commons was the noblest representative assembly in the world ; but it would be much improved if some men obened mate who more directly represented the working alma'. Mr. BRIGHT, who wee most ellanisialtinatly received, said he felt sure they meld all egreir with him that it wee a wholesome thing fee comalteencies and their repreeentatiths to meet periodically, as they had mot on that mono; for the purpose of disouseing great questions of vital interest to the oommunity which meth very soon come before parlia ment. But, if there were great questioes affecting the vital interests of the community, which were to be denuded, and could only be determined, by pens ment, how merseary did it seem that parliament, to whom jurisdiction those quadkas were referred, should fairly norms& the great interne and intelligence of the people of the country: He thought, he said, that he did sot ever- state the cam when he mid that for many yens past them had been • growing conviction, not among the unrepresented I classes, but among all clues, that the Moose of Commons— I the chief house of legislation in UM country—did not truly include within its repromatatithe all the 'streets of all time which belong to the greet concerns of the great population of this kingdom, and they had the most conclusive evidence of the accuracy of this opines In the fact that without any great agitation from any combination or eerie" of combina tions throughout the ematry the whole country had come at lest to the onviordou that another reform bill was needed, whet thane Wenn emit as extended franchise se would swam • mole sample's regresentatlon of the people. It wee not until twenty yews after the Reform Bill had been paned that Lord Jahn Russell—by far the most eminent, the most distinguished, and, In his opinion, the most trust worthy of his party en this question—folly admitted the neces sity that existed for en extension of the suffrage, and in 1852 his bill wee introduced. Mr. Bright went on to discuss the circumstance" which lad to the with newel of the meson in that year, and the sabeemmat in liedeetion of • reform bill under Lord Aberdeen's govern , men. The withdrawal of the bill on the occasion was =eat ee on being slowed to drift ism • needless sad ary war. He Went on to refer to the rosin of a reform bill by the first administration of Lord abeerston, and referred to the mounre introdnad by Lord Dert7's go ' vernment, hex the discussion of which, he said, be would not enter, out of compassion and charity to its authors. The slectio• which followed, the effect of Lord Deny's Reform Bill, be deseribed as ehareeteriesd by • power of corruption which he supposed had sever bees equalled. He alluded to • the meeting at Willies Room, In which pledges bad been given that a better messre in every way than the re amed one of Lord Derby's goverment should be brought ; formed by thee" who were expected to take pert in the • goverment. The bill would, he supposed, be soisethhig fe the hap of a mametwees. It would, he expoced, be • more moderato memo then ens which had been introduced by M. Pip 70 years spa; It would be mare moderate then use of Yr. Grey's (Bari Grey) 60 yen ago; it would he mere mama than a bill of Lord Dorhatn'a brought is 30 yews ego. Such, ho presumed, would be the charades of the measure to be introduced in the Roues ef Commas in February next. He took it for granted that all places like Birmingham, Man ' cheater—full of manufacturing activity like Wolverhamp , tom-mad other pleas in Lthiosehire and Yorkshire, • 61. rental franchise would double or in some Instances rather more, the existing number of slters. In the other town. the Increase in the number of electors would be comparatively small. The hon. gentleman entered into 'entice on the questa°, sod expressed an opinion that s 61. franchise in towns and 101. in counties would not tacreese 60 per cent. I to the entire constituency. The present constituency amounted to s Mlles, and if a bill gem • 61. franchise for towns and 101. for counties, it might amount to a million sod a half. My bill of last year (he mid) would have left • large nese of the working doses unrepresented. To show bow moderate wee my protheition, and how anxious I am to obtain something substantial and went I will state the sent to which I proposed to go, whisk will justify me in riving ray assisteare to the government if they adhere us their measure. mid courageously rise it ce parliament. I believe the bill which I proposed would not have dose much more then the government MB. It geld not have dominate than doubled the samba of electors, generally Isseenes, although it might hen don so in bm . oenr s it b ,t would not have added months& 200,000 to the ooesty cow alituncies. My bill would have raised the present million of &thereto two minces. What would have been the sten ? Lore John Russell's bill would have left four millions and • half unrepresated—ethe would hathleft par ems If Lord ishn RunsWs MI wedi bne Ish seaS7tirit raillionemi • ken of the Apepuistbn . tee walk hew WI twisty imMlatic tad, How madirate, Men, wee my molest ; sad how ma emit, hew Madam ban ho s. how , gad w mailigmat were the Merges am& agebet me la easamies with that bill. (Orem sheinieg.) Thin an here prevent many thiesiadm who ma mower set oily_ kr themaives but for Moir mesh boars, and I week sit dins sad any prim who may be dimpemei M be Mhos), this quokka are the people d Ilds wiser, as • whok so 'gnome; so brutal, es disMeilles se iinecterses, that Mesa I male& tenuity dams and Lad Jobe Rawsell szaledes mtweeds of twenty-Me o esty thou b still danger to my valuable lamitatims dem What is the monarchy trot*? Whet bibs Hess' of Cammom I. worth P What the se tabliabid shim% worth ? Nothing. After these ismiltations have maid in this comb, for so many centuries, the popu lation Ise issoreat wad dostradive, sod so untrestworMy, WM Mies Swesty-two millions are put aids, sod sot taktelel wkh the trembles, there is still danger la the admlialmia ef thereon remainder of the people. (Cheers.) If my ow apposes Ws, pat this anal epos him, that bm la spire sigiensteMn sbeggiber, that If he lived is • country Is ebbe km mans put be would he against par limeasta, that H he WM Mike the Reform Bill he would Lave hem spirt the Hear= Bill, sad that in discussing quelbes if rekrsa his *Men is of no value for the settle mat at suck • quake. lam of opinion that than are missy mend the tarymett la the House of Commons who will segmet reform snit seder. Not a few of them p timemselves to a N. ',sashimi before the last alsetko,2 e t met always give coedit to Mr. Disraeli that after all I. hr been • great Maher of the piny with whom I. is aoanseted. They mei him et Ma is wreak their venoms against Mr Rebut Peg, but Isom then he has way ato eaetdtb ned km. (Lather.) He rarely maim a apmr Tin Minh Is does sot say something mace more =ball Oar Me of the house then on Wown,!_and I am Mthick that those speeches from which I read the mama altanted a good skald foresiabt, and he woo prohshly yes ldst tbrweel le the NMI. of 1880, when this geodes of mink kirks Is.. dished —get pa away as lumber, but selkd k swum • way that ft weld not be brought forward steak slier session-1r Mt this he would hare • batter *Mee Is his aantestise rr sees against the whips than he has while Itcsellse ramie in its present state. Is the Hones of M e — secs In s that reambly, where day light °sly kooks as it were through the chicks and Aare mast be ems eke Imewperfeetly well thatalter Meekstilen has bee patois the mak of the Qualm, erasion attar miliscessit haltedmitling that It is • question which snit Is isellsi. NUM are men k bet house who will among • mein., MIMI& I ell sat myself myself for A nything dewy wilds It AW, .di I km; ma sot without hope that, as fa past those, whin the ssement arrives at which they are M est sy• sr he, *Lyles the "No " does not appear te be allays sidatribabis ask it is possible that they may ▪ " Ays." GM do the bill 'will pm& (Earl Oily kelt at hie kik In the Um el Lack What • iseguiloseit kwel tb _ m fealley--• position sot always kr knemiess, ier I ilon't h ohms fortu nate i s b. as ',mh os * ;, mikes sot always Whisks for their smiselpsee: meet et Mimi ham 11114 FOU is es: keel ea ammay, and poems via [TWOPENCE. all ever the country. Can they shut out from their oiled' that whatever is great or good in England °omen from whatever we have enjoyed of personal and political lilmety? Their position has not base needs worm but better by all that has taken place, and it may be that if they world accommodate themselves' to the growth of intelligence, and thew tbsenselees In favour of some of the olumcg as necessary. Ow might maintain or a co me to me—es they have ahead, occupied it—a position equal be that which they sew Mid useeng their fellow-men. (Hear.) If 110 1 0 ‘ 11- Ma ma se they went 250 years ago to Armies, or to any British eolony, they take with them the British mastication and the right of voting. If he goes to Australia, if he goes to Canada, if he goes to Van Diemen's Land—wherever be emigrates under the crown of Eagland—le whatsoever colony he becomes a resident, he is possessed of a franchise which be cannot have in this country. Now, I mat to ask you. la England to be the only country in which the manual and inalienable rights of Englishmen, according to the constitu tion, shall be denied to them ? (Cries of "No, no.") Can that which ia good for America, for Canada, for Van Diemen's Land, for the Cape, be an evil for this country ? ("No.") I cannot understood what men mean by this dread of admitting a large somber of their countryman wields the franchise. There is nothing in the history of the pall to justify this fear, bat there is everything to encourage them in any forward am they may make. If parliament is geed for anything, it is good to preserve the peace, to monege national fonds with economy, to levy tale nts fairly. Look et what we have dose within the last 20 I wee looking over some figures the other day, and I Uacevatsl this astounding fact, that we are paying now ihe Watery expenses above 10,000,0001, a year more than all of every kind, military and naval, M i r =, ra t =lnoue' debt in both instances; and although we are doiag this, what is the humiliating positica in which we fled ourselves. We sometimes see amusing characters of John 8011, which make :nen laugh. Suppose you saw a caricature of this kind, that John Bull lived in • pariah in Mich the rates were twice as heavy as in any other, that the polies force was such that there was not a aide of a hones which wee not watched by a policeman or a sentinel, and that such was his constant state of alarm that this unfortunate Jahn Ball was forted to sit night after night at his window with cocked pistol and loaded re volver, and could not get a wink of Mop. _(asar, hum) Saab is the present condition of England. We have been told of the enormous coat of the navy, but in 20 years more it will be double if you permit it. (Hear, hear.) Taxes are the mesas by which governments provide for the expendi ture of a country, and you may depend upon it that so long is that expenditure is allowed to be considered a justification for taxes, so long will the vast expenditure for the naval and military serviced continue—if your Minister of War—a cabi net minimise—sits in his room, and alarmed generals and affrighted admirals coma in, and the talk is about nothing but breath-loading guns, rifted cansions,:and volunteer corps, until he becomes himself so bested in that rarided time share that he is unable to take a calm and rational view of the question. I do wish that Englishmen had a little more coolness, and that we were not so easily Led away by a red herring on a string before us. After spending 26,000,0001. last year, which was twice as much as the Duke of Welling ton and Sir IL Peel thought necessary in 1836, the moment parliament rise three-fourtha of the newepapers—who don't give you a single fact that can be relied on—get up agitating statemente, and then just before parliament meets, when they know the whole thing will be blown to atoms, they tell you that the reasons by which they excited your fears were no MUMS at all, but merely to prove en entreat proposition, that although you had sprat 26,000,0001. for others to defend you, you must defend yourselves. One word more and I have dose. Twenty years ago the voice of the 6,000,000 of unrepresented people in this country— the voice of 5,600,000 working men me heard in angry mood that is no longer heard, became the distress which premed upon them has been removed. But the working men have associations. They can get up formidable strikes against apital Sometimes it may be on real, sometimes an heeled grievances. I ask, why are not these trade °restar t/am made use of to obtain their political rights. I hope it may not be necessary to make sea of them, but if the quer. Hon is not fairly Nettled in the coming session, I do hope that the working people of this country—those 'seat bodies of artisans whose labour ells all our warehouses, all our shops, all our ships, will take some step to bring shoat what I may call a convocation of working men, with • view to bring their influence to bear on parliament at an early period. (Cheers.) I don't for • moment mean to use thelen=u f f e menses, for I think that parliament re =tie of menace lees probably than at say time, but trait that in the session of 1860, the go vernment will be honest end courageous, and that the paths. mat may be more sound than It Ms been before. I have been mailed as being beetle to oar political institutions!, and especially to the aristocracy of the country. I freely admit that I am hostile to institutions which exclude live-sixths of my fellow-countryman from any shire in the representation, and I am hostile to that supremacy of the effete cracy, which' is no pert of the °Destitution of this country. All I want is that the population, the intelligence, the industry, the property of the country, should ha fairly represented in the House of Commons. The aristocracy themselves have not always been very particular in their contests with a power above them. Two hundred ago, or somewhat less, they were discontented with an lisp monarch, and what did they do ? Our greatest of , Shekspeare, has put into the mouth of an unfortunate prince this esetiment— tt Not all the water in the rough, ride see, Can wash the beim from an anointed King." Yet the aristocrecy of this country, being discontented with • king, expelled him from his throes, and by • force invited from abroad, expelled him from his country. I am making no charge against them for this; but I say that we are not proposing to treat them in a manner so harsh. We have no objection to their occupying that place m the con...initial which the constitution has awarded them. We touch them not, we only ask that the nation shall choose Its represents tivee Sc sit in parliament—(shuts)—which they have • right to do as fairly and as undoubtedly as the peers have • right to aft in the House of Lords. (Chem.) This is • funda mental principle of the English omatitution, and I can tell this great and influential meeting, that the struggle on my part to obtain that right for the people shall never be aban doned until It has been attended with complete success. The hon. member resumed his seet amidst loud cheers. -- A vote of thecae was then cordially given to Messrs. Bobo'afield and Bright ; and a petition to parliament in favour of reform having been adopted, the proceedings terminated. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Yesterday the ordinary weekly meeting of the bond eras held in the Council Chamber, Guildhall, Mr. 1. TIIWAITZB in the chair. The net cash balsams in bend amenated to 56,41181. OIITPALL MAIM SEWER. _ Tenders were received and opened for the southern outfall Newer, and were an follow ..--Ifesere. William Dethick, 380,00014 William Hill, 328,0001.; Belling and Co. , 3140001. ; Joseph Diggle, 318,0001. • Bdward Thirst: 373,0001.; Maxon, 337,0001.; W. H. Rowe. 296,0001. • George Baker and Son, 294.0001.; Rowland DrothrsrUsod, Chlpprnham and Wilts, 2824501.; Peto and Denis 431,7151. oa. ld. ; W illisni Treadmill, 304,5331. 14s. The tender of Rowland Brotherhood, Chippenbam and Wilts, was accepted. Mr. Lenue, pursuant to notice, moved, "That the Finan cial Committee of the Metropolitan Board of Works be • committee of the whole board, whereby every representative from the ratepayers will have • printed business paper of the Inandel subjects to be discussed," and proceeded to oontend ' that where a large amount of mosey was involved the rate ' porn ought to have every information respecting it, and that ould not be obtained unless the sommittes consisted of the whole board. Mr. Bstoirrr seconded the motion. Mr. Csanunx moved the "previous question," which was carried by a majority of 16 to 6. The motion was accordingly lost. Mr. Lints gave noUos that on next Friday he would mew this motion, and, if necusery, on every encoessive Friday until it should be carried, end also his motion relative to altering the bye-laws of the board relating to the " pre vious ensetiaa," ("Hear, hear," end " Oh, on !") Tlll ELNITAILT OONDITION OP THI DWILLINGe. OF TME POOL . A ccannunioation ws eeoehd frosa the Whitechavel Beard at Works calling attention to certain premises now in the course of erection at the rear ef Nos. 80 and 81, on the north side of High-street, Whitaahapal. It wee the inten tion of the person scooting the penises in question to con struct three houses, in which it wee probable that not less than 72 persons would reside. The site selected was • pent up ealsds-see, with a covered antrum. to High•strest, White chapel, only five fest wide, esteeming la width to 3ft. and the height only Bft. 6in. The Doges went on to state that the board skewed with the most serious apprehension this ashen of constructing dwelliag-housesfor the poor, se subversive of the great end to be acoomplished in sanitary in stationa, and earnestly requested the Board of Works to cause a special inquiry to be instituted into the matter. The matter wee referred to the supstintending archite,t to report ups. T!1 ORDN•NLII SDIMIT OP LONDON. • pert wee brought up from the 111:1;ir;thage C=- mitts% 'Oa the OareagOMOUtil entered into by the committee with the Treasury for the settlement of the claim for the Ordain** Surrey of London." The report stated that the caramities bad communicated with the War Department, and &visaged with them that all olalma against the Board of Welke shield be seethe! by the payment of Io,ooof. Tha ar Departiosat woe te take the plates of the maps, and ye*. Wm were to be supplied at • rust °sly equivalent to their God to the goverment, namely, is. per sheet. The original elan bad been 201 U 170.84., so That by the Mout t the thalami would beagle by it to the extant 0f113171.17e. Bd. It visa's, moommended that it should be paid out of the math draisage foods. Atter a short dleouelea the report wee adopted. The routine Waimea having been diapowd of, the Loud I edjoeraed. H