The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

w • , Ao / /; • -2 . • ' • 0‘,13-73. e 1:77 7 --------._ .—.....- • ~. .r: , A: * • it... . .•. . li % -, . II : ' • mil, 4 S aII al X.:4 , . . .. . • .0: xw 4,406 a (Stamped, ld. Additional) JIIT sod IltX/RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINN nt PACKET AMR r sesspromessf Is the Taisaais tato din Mari —Pra 11..4A1t/ TOWN Llbss is ,kiwablr tarararre. h.. ...nava day oriabar tire garb. LM WU SrSisli-ball. *Up At 11. 0 11 A AC •1 U Ersider...lo.l , ll9 oLt ow,. 9 c bias math.1...n.1.• barbs Th. am Sup ander the lasystaisa a the owiern Mornay I.r the 'h. Lis a MI wig. 11.1 kir ra h . , is• 'A sad •111/7 sp.rksmil simpsess—F. (lir LIV: utit Um, apply to DEV ITT :ad 301 Put% 9, Ullitutaires. LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENI*G; SEPTEMBER 26, 1860. CONTRA(7II3 for FIA)Ukt, MEAT C= causzirosour, soars. coma, ea o Dooms SSAPL LT IS, &a-GREAT LI 0 4 -IMIDWALILL• d Ihe CAlf. PAIONr i ltr a lrethe Chino, ela Toot of tt su Me. • Tour through Ilittleh FM* ,Iwao, Alt os aria AhdorA W Yealte). h dry sal Ph 7 aka Oeoirs. to. Model of the Zorti—Ope• from 10 L. i 0 10 p. `—Ad aeloo to the whole bonttog, Ooe MIMIC NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TOR THE PROMOTION OP 800111. ECIENCE. THI NON. A. KINNAIRD, M.P., AND VIE MINERS OP SCOTLAND. [TWOPENCE. FUNERAL OP MR. Jolns zoo's. Tb;;l ; aluattlas et Mikes of the MIDDLES= DIDOIMIALL 11 (111 0 01 et na.mus. acar Roarvdoer, will meet there ea MONDAY, the LI el Odder teat, at 11 (idea. la read aml open TENDIIIa for of the eboveamed Arra* la ire delivered d Mr mil from the eal yt el cOdeber lo the Mot of MazdvllML The an to be made as e hem 'duck mg Whams appierisa Mmtrl/.(rflMisr I. larf d a d he alma or Oa ad ere lobe sat to the I = 6 : 11. 1"" si sidramed to lb. Oeedultre ale,* by eke= alba OW fret mad day. ea an Win arra at thee Ma The Ceamleare aad l Nemeth(( le accept the lea* eizze z err. IralaffT. Cult be Se Visitor. Iheame Mem* (*drama. E.C. Ilea. 1* USX • - . We were enabled yesterday to lay before our readers a report of the inaugural address of Lord Brougham at the opening of the Social Mane Congress at the Oil] Hall, Glasgow, on the previous (Monday) evening. Amoog those present on that ommion were the Lord Pro von of Glsigow, the Duke of Mention, Fad of Eglintnui tool Ardmillan, Sir John Pakington, Sir Arad. Alison, Bart., Vie John Lewrenoe, Bart., Hon. Arthur Kinuaird M.P., James filoocrisif, Esq., Lord Advocate, Sir Aadrevi Ott, Mir James Campbell, Marl Mints, Lord Bauman Vissust Ilaynharn, Sir E. Colebrook*, ILP., Sir J. 8. Ferbm, Sir JAMB Kay Shnttleworth, Sir C. Hosting', Sir J. Emma Temant, W. Buchanan, Nap, M.P., R. Dal- Eaq., ALP., L. M. Dunlop, leg., M.P., Edwin Chad. wick, Fag., J. S. Daniel Faq., Q. 0., Colonel Hamilton, Canon ficaley, Thanes Baxley, Fog., M.P., Brown Douglas, Esq., Lord Provost of Edinburgh; Principal Itarclay, Glos. gow • Prods/so: Hill, Glasgow ; Principal Tulloch, Pro. WOO; use, Edisbergh ; Professor Pillans, Edinburgh; Rolm* Napier, Bag., Shandon ; Sheriffs Bell and Strathern, &c. The Duke of Cleveland and Lady Emily Powlett occu pied a prominent seat in the front of the salary. The door were opened at 7 o'cbick, and from that hour up ti debt, the time deed for the commencement of pre med's., erowda of ladies and gentlemen motioned to peer labs the Meat bnilding, till every seat was occupied and =real vaa w"il ithaut l ie f erinb liMittet NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS HIGH 1101110 RX —Tb ellbre BALL WOW. with its Carlow arm OPTS for the SIMON. The resent ..bracts decorations end improvements have redound ME the meet fashissable and reatiesvoes at th. ['wimp:di& Yr. W. M. = Tookarlepk lhisd perfume nightly selections trom tavomite xery a sad the Mint sad mast hieldonalde valises, ka—Doeve II o'clock. Admdimicet la nEVITT and MOOREI3 A CsTRALLAN LINK of PACKET SRI P.— IA I N..T.+TON Ding (with .t.n1..t..•1. lb* afimadfd ...v• dipper haNgut ALFILID zAwurr 11 440 Um* milder UNSJANIIIN 1 , 10,% LEA kiate of Ur anti K c.shamirr. . k...J Ls London Dodge. Sao IhroLrato ..o.••••efloa fur •Io rode , ea l. prmagoss.—Ter farther Curti. o:•1•_g94 to Mr. T. b. W \Lig KR. i&a. IL aduempiwo ; or w ULVM' sod VOLoltf., 7, 11•11tlyr street BANK OF LONDON, Tbreadotreet sad Bit JOHN V needle ILLIERS SKILLET, JOHN GRIM= MIA MS, viss•clormill• mArra mAximuy. Jr's.. UMW. CCRERNT ACCOUNT'S opined with pima property bare. doced. sad blared alkreed on balsam. MONEY RIM MED UPON DIPCIUT, MOM to moo dale melee of withdrawal. the chi of latemet ea which is regalated wadvalves of se imemeed from thee to time by pub ventramea, Me proms rift befog per cent. CIRCULAR MOTU aM =MRS or OMIT, head tree of etim....payahle la al parte of the world. sad Mee elf Meek alleetaL Dteldeade received, end deseriptioas et headdag lialteme traimeed ou the am! C. J. H. ALLIS, Secretary. TIE VITT aad M 4 ICS AUSTRALIA/11r LINE .4 PACKET SKIP. V. 4 PUkT PiILIJAP prwt Celyrilar 4.4l•rphyi M AAA £L4.41,1 pirr toria Ire Id op 41.4 .411 NU le •kw eve). tai 1141. t.p HEN EV REIM Al lA. ',Auer. :A a r a o.l.ll DAVIT. was 4 , Jolly. L.A.,A4a Dabs. lissigell ...0.44t lon for litre, • , lef.4 , 4te plssow.4t—ree *loll or paw., town^ NI, I'. ti WALL N. ISA. ..r to LIEVITT BMltevain4. DEVITT ARGYLL ROOMS, 'Windmill-streak Picas- REOPENED for the Winter Bert., tor P2011:4 NADI CONCIRTS, with the celebrated hood, eetablkhed los yeirs. Oreiladed by heed. lamella. Drabs et 10 o'clock. Admlsieria. la. RIFLE sad PISTOL GALLERY now OPEN, 416. Stroud, four doors wart of the Adelphl Theatre. Raw 101 het anevld sod other Mar. Opeu from 10 a.m. tin ap. a. —Proprietor, Pregame PAT. - sad MU' )11L' S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of PACKET 11111 P. —rot P..LI PHILLIP Lgrect (a il t n.. 16,6• rwinr. Ms • pest tbeawirt of Ler mordp•• sad wllltry 1•1•1•143•12$ ll l, ati. XALD N TTN • 1 n-H••• r. tam J. • Coms sa-ftkr : bins hi Obi inuuott imp yeast ex tn. wmpiasouritlas. far.. tea coals pramPriL—rer "Ma .1 Het& or µmum so*w DAVIT!' sad HUHU MIMI, THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborae-street, .l-11 yes wag Is mead a phassall (maim es la Ur 11=tr PAVII.IOII. Ur taut rooms Is Lona" sal best CONCIRT. Atimelos (by rstroiresst tidal) Id.— Dowflag Alien Ms Gallonas CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by libe LONDON LITNITIONT COMPANY (LimMK. Me Mods, en doped of bs at sale, or oder sp := "ea ssatrlty "4 , memo by eery bi lestalments. 'Owed i to met. ea dismounts above U. Cositee= Y dorm et IDO end AS ass\ Itemeessses end Seem ad free is imuidelho. . . . LIMN thas DONT. liumstes Modem. ripH It ST. JAMES'S RESTAURANT, 1- 011 sag Ti. Latiwkwitrwa, mil ilk riesksift. Ma iminlant nut* ot Aisles Wawa, Irv*/ voilerpote otaiderthie alteratlooe wed twponemesto are wow sod wUt be Swart trite ant receis a =thot hs tho 11: 1 Mr al ==. The Mew aro or Wien eloteepeo sad gooUeatea will hod this eettibilehment erten a most WICICe tioaable aorta. a thorough administration el iteretro, well to MI Its details, with a tit and otoderste scale of e W. DON Proprietor. DgNITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LI/111 e, moan ragam,—rer 11411114111111,4M-bovripull' pA14.11 ..f her r an:" •I, I. *lll lamaildiatodolpateb). lir llntish molt clipper Iwn l as n % f 1.1.1 XL ILLIZABITTH, AI, JA Mb% it. P.% tbuitamdm: lybig la tan Loa lou Dock& This in. nor 1 boo amailout accommodation IT Ada ra —Fur tone.. traiabt or pampa apply to DL% ITT mil IL 9, Illlliie:airect ONDO CIAUTION.—WATHERi3TON sad BROGDEN N./ recomeassd ths palliate bass tbs Oarat Odd gated on Ma landed—. Mae Geld sod Pura Ookl," r agellad to JawdlerY, Del nd a deka& WATNERATON and 1.200D1:411 OCILLI CHAINS, sod ad article; usiantartarr.l by lbsas, are sold vas this = 1. 2: 4 1 at the aranstacturare Flaw Maantarricay, 16, , W.C. Assays made of cholas sad Jawelbry sae riar-c r t en Tll estabdsbataat closed at S la Ur arsals ands. dabardays at 1. ls -IN to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY LINZ of ELAM BALL AlliT/LALLLN kOTAILL XJZL rAVICATR. FRENCH VINEYARD ASSOCIATION, Piccadilly. DT IMILI. N ARV= natural. lin. par doa. Per eve doze% ammo vW lla. c gvnitioß CILUIPAGNI Ni. and ala. .. Per live dogma, newas ho SRA. and 40e. „ MINCH PORT, Reit wing 2la. ica Awl a • Fait widely el the deed whin of Priam Bottle. and inia. foll.artag unrivalled grew? Sh l 3 4 of 'h. ab°"' .411 Jeepslcird jpowniaally MOO su. Loudest Docks. receiving o 1113 the NI d aid .Iwath sailer pm kali,. toll;. PLATE. -RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, MIMIC rk SPUONB and r under : W.—Tbe bed Laura-err wroglit ~,,.~ nifP• caliber Uhl pm llty ?r of %lambaste. Mornoway Caimans Netherby Migai 'Writ of the North Atbene 1.110 IlUnlvanta . IneL 10 1,59 Kau,: Noy. 10 1..0 I Brown ° Dee. 10 1.1.10 Watson . .Jae. 10 1 Ito clan...roes Veb. 10 I,*o. Ittaale) ' Mardi 10 MAN ilb)ll,toosbe . ADril 10 1, SO I.llUel ISky 10 lAN* i1..C.1 . . :Jut 10 Ths ni in:Mk-eat ship of this Line have by their rapid knows° roost:coin, anii theft. innorti Ina tor 1. is,nsen I. tuonriso .1 lit any venals aflost. ftwa.e.i or pumas lapis to the nIIIIIIIII, JAM 223 SAINIKti Mai Co. Liver pool; and T. L. IiACIAII and Co.. 2, )(wept," apet, MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Istaetwau- Losetool U:111 of PACKET 11111711 to At ATCAUA.—kre ?art MIWp direct, to leave the Drab un 4 ATUIDAY. the Stith of Otober. ceiling it Pty. 1 the .pletidiel sh lr trail I IZE. AI. 1.100 tone, 11 1 rr ii itE% EU. r.eiriculcr lying In the Fist India Docks. This *hip form ore of lc...es. Money Veloam and n on : m i.. brawl line of parkas, who howir , see the Id n. utothlre. Suffolk, Southampton, Norfolk, Kent ....sex, and other hat, favourite, and wtll tripe. Null and tltted .Ip:tray for the putiesi• r trade I. A•latiAna li , r wetounroAstiosia fur all clams of powltt:tr4 Are un.sunwt.w•l, and W. will carry as exiosrliegad atm, on —For frriwht or pa,awe spy!) to SI•Lood. Alpert. ad !loran. with !1n.,. Money Vl krrain unit W.M, Larkalikag streei Variorum,. t.y this lire of packets on compal tram rad•liiiet•ei to Plynneith Nest-duo Ice secoad4less kra, ad then tor thug•claa• Ora NVICKILLY MAX COMMIJNIOATION to Now toso.--to. 1.1 1 121.P1101.. wiw ay INILADILLPIIIA MAY SHIP 1"4.11t r AZ. Y WNWten.p,wad by gem/ ?Amin. Wipe othas goomern Ss NANA iwwwwwe &not. Ibis, as fllows: W MAY ISOM Li tiPew )1. WA NEW TOOL 4•17 Y 111 SALTims.ftr. tbu day. mpg. UV MANCUL..It.X, Yrr0,,,.43y. Oct& Awl wary mu,. Cabin purrs. 11.17. multi gamr.is, siL .rdise I•lllwwwwwww &Um lterwird }wow I rti Ewa, h...iu.t.eg rrßoodolwas twownern Om& ctrl the Westin MIN WAWA emit as i mr=wom km& —for tardwr pietamthea 1 1 11Awainot. Laworel; or kr em mg MACEY. G. las Wlftwilawt. City. WOMB. —neer 111samars an at Cork Barham, a both oat. wan sad !swanned to lead and motive )taiI.. B RITISH mad 0 B A3IEItICAN ROYAL MAIL !ITER)! SllllS, appotnted by the Absinth, to PAIL between LW liltroOL and NEW CORK Direct, had be tween LIIINRIVOL and OnTON, the itoimi ships nbi t eau., HALI PAX to land and twelve too , . nem seat ber mloOtt The fotionag et other rem are appointed to sal from Llrerpool • AERICA. for NEW CORK d:reet. tept • 7.tidod now-niers and paeds for arse alldi Rosana, to be Intnaerrni at Near York on I ..ant the R Karnak. ARABIA. for In etTON. sannlay. Iht a. As•IA. for SLW direct. aatoralay. Oct. I 1 hare, many, tarlionta eleV/llTtr. Ise and provision. hat without wines or Winer. whin' ma In obtained on board .—To Raid.. and Roston, chief ostsa, t. 22 second cabin. 416. To Sew York. chief cabin. neon! cabin. Lit height to 111.405. awl New I'.A!. La per ton. and t per cent. pri nage. naall peach bs each and upwards. Theis stosnettipe have accanamodatios for a limited nomber of aeon! cabin par —For pommy or other infornstion apply h. J. B. nerd, Lando.. D. tone. Haan. sad Plato. Is Roane, Pans . o. and J. 811/114. liewhammettant, Unegow Mast. Is sad Li C. lagers, tpiestuaLowu . es D. sod C. Winer. L. WON, verpool. STEAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA by the Nloatresl 0i gm ommom's Loyal Nan Memel% mnia N V = IRFOOL to QE HIBERNIAN wet NHRWROIAN 'sow bellitagl. Rate. of pomp —Plowt dr..CIA Ili awl d 1616: War 'sedate. aa in Ia raved eats to New Y 11$114eielphia. I oceatea Ilweiltoa, sod all parin Learla art the Western %am at rwleoefl mica—Ea farther Oculars mot, to SABEL sad 6/AAJALE. IR Water*** STEAM to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE TM WIC • WLEX —The Netherbeete 9leasst. At Company • sew ers4 teems:lle nesee.itr BATA VIE& Caiss w !NIT IL hares thin igeeepilete la UMW ar 1 keee keens X hart. *Oa& ry heady mamas as II . sad the rl r‘i emu, touas N. Inas of Ye 7.. K. miry Therulay ne.rWm —Yee piers% ta. apply al Chaplin t nivenal fee% W or TIIMIATI, ()RAVI& es 4 nu Apar la Qs Ilbrabast Omposy. leilAses. OW. GREAT W MITER N RAILWAY. =ICt'WON b MTH sad SIWITUL RATI &DAY. tea. Ut aa net' MASON Taal A haat Pannonian U and &sted at lad wag.. far Oath Wan. Ita and aa. , aid Bridal laa and In'. Patna ea SRI. Wt. 1. boo Bristol, al L3O pa, mil Ilia at I pm. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Oa It MOAT, rep t. as IMCCISION !LUX MI Imo Pea Wake at 7 SO • ia., lad Ma/ft aa ••• a.a., kr d ye mad Named raw*. la. awl Glaaaastar W ale. imam Ma sad a, k sad Monied tlf sad la), manias U. raw day tall• ken lawehard. all US p.a. latanalage ataU.aa per GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. rA LIMA 1181 ON to ra NOII/ M LOW Mail lIONDAV. tin Ist el latorr, ll an EXCIIIIIOX ?LUX 1.113 Irams.Poklarton at late am for Oxford Ma el arl 4m). 11 - 10 wr7 W sn.l la , 4 sagas:ton andWarwielt S. and da laminar= IM. sad 7L , War Itrotantrs WOWWW/M . Wish. N. mod 7a N.. Woherlhampasa (1k 111.4 Wriiihataa W filinwstaary 'l7s. sad laa ad 1"M. %%IVJOINIL4II.I Cuter I*. Ott 1104/ Ila Sir rubor art I.l , rrpool and ltatl.L , Mandy; an 1111* RADA Y, OM trom Livarprl at 10 aa ass, mad braturMate stares r GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. (HEAP ILICTISMN to WITH WALD mod the KIWI I RELA N .4. 110 \ DAV, the Ist ef October, an RiCTILSION TILAIN nill leace hitittlastaa at 6.45 ..m.. lad Iteading at 7.16a.1 ~ Minton and Newpnct .ad 1110, Coral/ 'le and . inidependttfte. and lie. . PeetTalbot 13a. and 134. 1 , eth , te. and ,La t.l we and !mamma X 16.41, lab Me. lad Ite cnnerthen Junction Va. and 17e. •I log rill rneiti mid hal erfnetien.ct yy . and 17 a 6 L'. 10 Nord - rollut tilltord het anti lte *, Watc fiord sad Cork OM and Mk% ..nd on the Meterfnr.l az..l Kilkenny Railway ittn ad. ~.t , elation. uu Inc Waterton! sad Limerick Railway • a 1,.! JO. Cararnjecnt Wales Mations return by a .144 Train, leaving Milford at lu a in. on Thursday, the 11th t. r. end threw to !ebb etatlnt.l Ay the 11 am. train front Mac.' tn my day ap to Tucecley, October la. Malkin/le cal, be et. inied In rued the date. aboverartdiumed upon peyineut of a mirage. —Pet teutie.r sun teulara at the .bore ago bilk. NR RALWAY OMPANY. I/ s. !NIA U RAILWAY I !MA'S STEA M FLOTILLA. sad P. Nr %I it RAILWAI. At ti. • NINTH 11.%L.V I EARLY OLNERAL MERTING of tbr Isusupasv, heI.I their °Mom tireshwit Mous. Old br,d %Met. on TORI.AY. !.pt. W. VOW W. P ANDREW. MN.. le the Oak. The foilletsw resnhitioue were curled ussaissoosty I %tut Ws iseeting whid the report of the Directors %het the Issu thank% of the wens/ he tetutercd to the Kunnas and Dir. cfor• t..r the nal bud Wilily with which L the y L.• • lL,l.4l4ll. to of the %%sew,. That Ilse rordlal MLA., of M.. meetlgt are due to W. P. . hw hi. courteous cosodurt V the chair Ms day Lind. el, bept. m , tete. W. P. AINDIEW, (Lima& A SAVING of TIVENTY p er CENT. in th e a LITT of aIIECP sad rAL.ViIt. Umeagai Me as. of I.' II .Ulna wadi of I uoitt.Ers COMPOUND to boob an.a...1 daily Seduced pecan: Nowak imadairdol Na Dods. Ln. anode. tlla . 1 . 801,5. ..M I' nlna Ilaa Ikeda, picket.. Ma. 'r •pent $. any r.,.wa) .4.4tein la the shod Claidolo. 1.... t• I ' ll 1 11. Intr.%. ; and %In Proprietor. 4 P 4, ... ' • Mat. and •• •klop'rere... s - Aornt. rc.0..• What /101 b• WO already ink.L l'auplutt pant tree. Mai L PIM 4414 (ALI* a 41.4. es. U Table, ...Ur LIU • Oil 14.&14 • 0,40 r 11 114 Swan 90 Pll OOU 14 040 U Armartlrk• SO / Item r• ieu's I U Da, 1400.9 90 I 413 11 as 12 Tea Symms. 10 10 IS CU 5•414 • 14 • pg_t_L 179 99 • 7e 9 76 6110 other requisites for dr Will at w prices. usiJrhao Wrier spasm issa belts el say peMentote IL Per of ZLECTRO SILVIR SPOONS AND FORKS, warranted London mada. aod of a much superior quality to that maally sold by NIMILIOLICife 11.1410._/_lltroad. Ub% per doses' 9-11-0-0•117 • t ty 0 0 •1 6 • • 0 • 10 0 IS 0 ISi • „ on 100 1 0U 5 1 0 I• o 9 • Table Spoor, Tabis forks Dowd Dared =g r rw egeses Widower nts. and an Whir requilliaTh aILYWASKITS. to.. • O.I3OI.D4TRUT. W. 10ALLURE of WILLIAM WIGHTWIOI, so called the NATIONAL LIMEY 00117 ANT. Net lat Tteetatreet, corner of larrinettna sires%= The Trustees have sold us, by Public T Abele Wears. Perrtotoo. Ladtntry,*aad Co., accountants, the obeli Meek. We begin to SUL It OFF, on nor own Fie , No. at Irei• born.hol, ant TRIVINDAT, Sept. 27, at ae woormoss reduction. _CAIJII46 =MING a Oa. 62. Holboeo.OW, ant st. Andrew'. Church. Ths Carpets sod Curtails DIIMM•ka we Alen shall well op Thor,- tall t " 'At H°4l°. 1" sod 1110DRRA.17 =ICES with OILNYJIAL ILECILLENCE RMOBIIB std SON can confidently assert that they pee= advaittion and Winks utich are quite r bebeyond, me nay NW noose In the Trade, and are oneby* Th e ellet a RISALLY 00013 ARTICLR at • VARY Vat PR= anotaldnid Calton are and dam- Itrarineleald rind ireetimibin nay be 11111P0111 TAILDIUNO DIVARTXMIT le *nog dany 79Whaboa the boot None and Pa-no Market& iItiADT,IIIIADS =THING DEPARTIODITS ars ter Mind el* an Immo amortize* at goods tor an elms she 2 •••••11••• a dee • vest ',ewe et Mein Ise Juveniles el EITROOIERY and DRAPERY. HAT and CAP. sad ROOT lad YOB DIZAdITIONTS, contain a caretiallyeelected Moak of lbe beek and MINIS Minadacturea. Ilkeold a meld Dot be approved of, It will be ex dim* or She tweitenotersed. arstibAs s zpileelkok=free. YORKS and SON'S Book lor Th e Growth of en important Emelt et Ilrisisk e Matry " with rules for Melf-meowreolowt, mso 801 l if f Maw urbas. Abo (int publuihed) ea eiaberitte plea of Oak t elfin/ at NI NORM and ALDOATI sad XRW 0.1./ORD4TILCET. Corner of 11A1M8111.11ET, she hreeliesed an, ihreirld. Yorkshire r TWILL NcrucL—r. linger an d AO,ch iterABLISEI MINTS will be CLOSILD a WIDNODAY, the Nth Instant, sod will be re opened, as oars/. as Thurs.* rooming. TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS ere opetially provided for 1$ I. Moe. S and 110:CP, TAIIMIN, Hotgess, 1100TXAX1118, comer al 1111NOBIL4 and ALUGAT ius4 Omar cdI4IICM OXPOSASTREET and RAM' and lidadford and ilhadiald, Yorkaie. ICMUM (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of A* wsnolamma MX ITCH TIMMS. Mlt P. Is aci assmssesd wIM say Yidlsdide sad Is Ids assa—M. NNW Memo is BMOC 11.11,011/Wr lam unacsaeoczna. es. QYDENHARI TROUSERS, l'fa 611., the aeiguel roma d arminsisa tessimile. la as obskisi tfarq dieskles al Ws sersa. welleas Ise lie me et imams Issomfag tree red Waisiesst t• make. Onsina Omsk 1111011013/4 16006•41.11 L S UN/3BM sad olhowles—cor raoo-000ros, or 716:M m it ."—I IP I VITOTBACA 16. 22 1 tdattS, at 2nd 122 P% 611110. AM lq Wl= 114 telqqa4lL ariza 4 ll:NHAM BOYS' PLAIN WITS, 2 1 a. ; Simi UNlama tram Illa—Maia mil by SAWILL Ilk Waft-Ma LIraDZNAM DAILY NEGLIGEE 00AT_, er., bow* *Aka. Made 4•17 b 7 &Alum. lk Leisti•-hlll. RIIPTUREB.—% Royal Lettere Patent warms touc-matt TRUSII Vriesled and exhibited la the lattitdikee, le6l to allowed by upwards el IN medical milearis be be the moot effective Invention harms tin treatemeat d an/RA. The me of a steel webs an dim IMAM in he elheeic is hen avoided • a soft beads., being woes Nand the body, Inas the regaloite resisting power Is sappbed by She MOC-ALAIN PAD snit PATENT LEVIS Mem with an arch ease awl elassoma that It cannot he deteeted, mod may he went duds._ dimp. A descriptive drilla" May be had„ sad ay Time itivierdsd bY pa s s, on the eltelMoleremo• of the n i tic beiow the kiVs being met to the soaker, Mr. _Platagaly. An Umbilical Tram oe th e woe prie s/1k laid • Moab le wait epos labes fIORNB, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- Na NAILS LITIALTED sod CURED is use lobate, without eats at. by lb. 1113DALL 4 s6. Reseed-street Ladles abased by Mn. Een,Lu If preferred. Term; b. M. to ha Mr. 11•Y11 tar Isstlatords:s from the Royal Taially. whirtmllo = w e /1h Shouted. of others, trots a ll ~t arts of the the We t Ear. the =thew of Loodoo :—" Mr R, ndall hada/Ise y owed brae core/ oa tsy feet without string soy pale.'—" Sir Robert Al....d er , at, At Isracreplaer. has had two Imp toenails sad • OM extracted tram his feet by Mr. SAWA sod an strum* teso•mesd him.~ - 11.51iserre. B.S. Regent-.let Qom Orr& AA BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS . - TWIT! THOUSAND COTIIII OF A MEDICAL NOM W cirealegies HOMY SMITH. Doctor of Mot Woe et do Zest Uwirersity et Jena, &c. who has devoted attain son te the Andy sad treetaast Nesse Debility. Loss at litasary. Dhows al St and ledircelasi. will send free. tar the here of Nervosa .rers, • copy of the NIS HCDICAL 0471D11, eauestain• Ms ISO*, ewimentel sods of treatment, with accessary Satreattone by which *efferent nay obsie • cure. Poet tree to say adds= as receipt of a stamped directed seekse. Sent direct fres the mitheee reddens, 8, Burton ersolet. Tasisieekspere, Lasko. W.C. KEATIN G'S PERSIAN INSECT DIXTILOTING POWDIII, Isarlranad Ia dest l 97llor dor, bogs, dies, bartiss, sasald, ..d ovary specks of tweet and harm. Ina to animal life.—s. ta pockets U., ta. 6d., aad Y. 6d. each, or post tree for la ,cif treble Ni. for 96 stamps), by T. [LATINO, Chemist, 79, St. Pard'oehareltrard, Londoo, LC. Zack peatdas Packet hoses lbw saws same and address. TOZICAITS COPAHINE or SACCHARATED •111 CAYSI/128.-Imalba sad either are, deabilem Me bed remedlek bat Mee drags are of a repaLlm Mie led sad scamius mbar palm mum sod smirk disearbame. IL Same bee emeeded la rem-Wring Mee valuable Ifterapaals mama peekelie Memeed by lameellie Ms =all Obi made , yameetlaw memmallem bee boa saismi g lb. Paris iteseans of Medicine, after mere lira a Atria PAM sad Me diterest Leedom beapilde. Me.. 1111. 2. mss. sad N. Bartholomew% miler Me awe et Lem% d, "'Mad, sad Urn. Clark " Lae*" NM. • aM TGcambia% obi& la la hem et Spa* Mar eff,ct• • cunt I. about Mph dihir mug or Whoa &eras., LOU capeuloo, 4t tree Belk 1 JOZILAVS. Yreack 40, ishroarliel. Midge : 11. Hos et. Qullla. Ps lm; aml all Me mistapperfraiiiiiift. 'MOTION.. —WlNFliand SPIRITS at RIEDUCED 4.1 DITTILL—A. EROOOHII wised Ifst of floss with Dr. lismare report. post free Oa spalleatton. Claret Ma erdlnalrel. Willis lasludad..pse dem 115. Chablis (White =ay) la. Sall Hoek or al Hooorheld Sherry p t formity gls. chossd Ws. Ps dam i n .. Household Fort i South Shies. Port sod Saw lea sod 14s. South abicaa Maddssaml Ameatlllado lda Oln. full strength. lie 111. : Baisird/Brarili, in. Far Wigs Sollands, the very bolk, Ma per ars dam ama Samples of say kez of as awe as resew of 30 damps. Dims. MIL —A. 1110Q011. la Mae& Lashes. WigDING and BIRTHDAY PRZI3RINTB. RODRIGUES, 42, Madill', Wallas attention to his trtSTOCK DIESSING CASES, TRAVELLING DEM& A(3B, IMPATCH BOXES. Writing Cases, Wort Janet Craw LADII/1 RETICULE aid 1 AIMAOI draription SEEDLATTAL MOUNTED EN VELOPY NO-DOOKS, and INKSTANDS ea Indio: Soma Casketa and (Rove Bores, the NEW PATENT MY-CLOSING ano a choice misty of ELZOANCIKII and NOTILLIIRS suitable for PRESENTATION.S , 42. too various to ansmnaha To la had at MIX twe deans arm SattrUle-arzert UE T RODRIG PIawLLP F nur, DESTRUCTION at the PLANT, STOCK, sad TROPIITY of the LAPAILIT BOWIES sad WI? CRANDLIOLY ta ths Ooontry, Mews. Trust Brothers, of Mrdwell. Leedom PiIifIIiVATION of the Books, Papers, and Omit SAPS Mending by the side of two other taw Oat errs .of which were coaiumed.—fiee Timm" Sept. ISM. ro maim. rzoluo mnvra AND lON, Liverpool. and era. Moorpte-etreet, CI % London. Gentlemen.— We have very west pleasure la heareg testimony to the efficiency of your '• Perot 11m.reslattag Se e. In the destructive Ore which destroyed the whole of our premier on Sunday morning look oar hooks, paper and ear. which were In the safe we purchaeed from you in March last, were all preserved and this Is the more remarkable because the contents of two other Week not of your manutacture, standing in the same once within two feet of your safe. were consumed. Our most augutue hopes hare been reall.ed In this severe test, sad we leave yon at liberty to make use of this letter M any way you may wish.—We are, Gentlemen, yowl,. ,tc klitUriT 1310111.133. Shadwell. London, Sept. 8, MOO. ALARMING EXPLOSION of GAS at wotvisemproa.—This scctdent could not have oc curred had the ?AUNT SANITY NEWLIN° CNAIrDELTII been and. Those Chandeliers ars perfectly sale train escapes and expkolona and persons Mug up their bosses should we the Patent Sahty Atlas before deciding. No ether gilding chan. delier is We. Kept I. stock by all respectable arenas. All.. Works, Hattatlprdan. KICHD. OH NVOIKISS. TICEH, 1860.—Poet free, three stamps, T r imAT it muumuus Flown. GABREIIVS 10117016 IMPROVIMENTS In ARTIFICIAL TARTU and MX MLR OORALITI OUNA, whereby cos sell will wear larger thin three *awry : sad being fitted wilhein val =l74: sinsia sod say s oprators, peeve a ie all win bate r thed.iitb minim Kew bet pure anteing asteelale esd wertemily siglereh wthe the E.le ern hostess hen the emikeey eeet—be siellaed ( Noma Oeleish goallit be the pine lislietne, air lald (see lt Zylinah a IPA Fa~reat, W. Nag Mehl& . and hill, City. The edvantager ekir by Gehelefe miler It preemineally superior ant the Nearest le perfection yet eilateed.'—Otwarver. " hairier. beedies ebealdhe read by all win value beeth , their =ew IMO land mow Sad impel ISEIIOIIIIO6 114 elpeleee mem. It la neetwany peetlerderly to note lee asmit, eel UM the entrance to the City alehhelemese Is op the Weal. pewees between bensoa, the atliwontilea, me the .ads JY. l.rasene Incr. Liverpool : 134, Datteolivet. DIiAYED TEETH sad TOOTHACHE. owuars ENAIICK ke ele= l / 2 1eatretl teeth. how ever Wee the asvity. leveed le • without prawn er pale sad herder Mew while memeL t remains In the eleo sew ye.; reederlem Vinsomar), and mein. bider deeig. leseerter erimeit.-11eller: nechethe Radon. Mee la ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, =Oriental botanical for impargag wad besieWybig the Complexion and ISC isr P a re a rentlly-eal sad led a( alemeed opeclfg exerts the nog soothing, mike, sat imistyieg Kam w eAs *to . ensilages /cochlea Ww. brie~ Meta dinookration• and ghee cutaneous antedate ; and mine tie aim soft, fair, sad Mosoning. tt obelisk* all the siege et iamb we the Alm atiether with Moran, b egg awl laebtaresm or Wean solar hest. Nd r ushonsity r high MO% bum the whir Mimi al laths to the tow maim sr hg Orr. Prise la at sad Is. gm bottle. Cantina —TM words *wends' lainbor ems or the ammo at ash Met* gad their e#goesture, "A. howlead sad haws. is red tok test Geld r IP, Magos.gertlai. Loa ds& . mad by ohawiels wed partmassa RI2dIfILS PERFUMER. Y. - - Ths n•tisit• lttioasirs Sass Nasal, African Mae rot=r7r bowls* ;weep ed, Civil, as., air tbs —r wia tmaissabis tor Uds 111:11X12., pertwair to Par Itgistp, sat privileged pews* is the farms of afar. To 10 sea at we b siasehialisp. M. atmmt; aty branch, U. Nos. 1181. larks: Mat Wawa. 17, Baelsoird dos Isidro. Patti: Wisteria bomb. ht. Cd* do la Mostar% Moddol• EVIY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. Th ß oommik et Medical Weeks is be tkeew lii to 5=,..; W receipt of sae way poetise gimp iddstel w . • lesdiesi work, with . udiese. b ow he Noun wand • Or dad bopplieses, with fai kr tin pposercatios of health mad ably& lo 'Orem old km PM possationery blots for ties si So wait, the autews• lbe sedentary and parties a 171eco te = wbo mem ban Mm=os. b.uc tortdlts s z! seish opilipp, admit r iled .. Tide admirable book 'boob' be la welly "—Medical Journal. Nor.. MIL /Mem t= R M. HILL, BK., XL, V, Alfred-place, Ihedford psucep, Lowden. V.O. Thle day, RIO* Minoa, lts, VOTER on the PARABLES. By RICHARD A.. 11 MOM= Timm, D D., Dean of Westminster. By the same Author, NOT= out the NIRACLIA Birth Idltion. Buxom PREACH= la WEBTMINLITUL ABUT. He. Id. IT. AVOW/MRS EXPOIWIION of the SERMON as the YOUNT. &woad =Um 7s. ON the AUTHOR' mS=ired vamp; of the 31W TUTAXLIT. Seemed 1410 ea. . . TR' FITNII/1 of ROLT S CRIPTURE tor UNFOLDING the SPIRITU IL =Zed MEN : sad CRAW the DUMB of ALL NATIONS. The Reheat Lactates for 1W sad MIL Fourth BY NON IfleGe tbe TUTAYINT. Fourth Whim Oh 111,11 St ANIONS 'MACH= beton I. 17NIVA18LIF ai C•11111t1D01. Su ed. . _ _ . ORDINATIONB. —The following gentlemen were ordained on Monday in St. Peter's Church, Croydon, by the Archbishop of Canterbury :—Priests : Revs. Jobs B. Blaney, RA., J. A. Whitlock, 8.A., &minces Collie, Cris or LONDON 010121143. Pzinuois Somas.— Oxford ; Alfred G. I. Lifstrange, BA., Exeter College ; "" Mender the yearly msetlDr of the governors at this Eliot H. Stapleton, 8.A., Christchurch College ; John charity wee Lela e s el le Iw3os Teem; Mr. B e sji m i n Mitchinson, M.A., Pembroke College ; Herbert H. Rieke Heed Othhal in the chair. The report et the eommittee mem, R A., St. Mary's Hall ; Charles J. Taylor, M.A,, was so far sthisfactory that they have bees mudded, by a St John's College ; Anthony Collett, i red slight iocreeee d mesas, to retract in sea smasnre th e Gay, RA, Fres. J. Isselutme, Henryt! 13 . M slip they took in 1866, el reducing the monthly_ allowances Trim e le t ge _Cambridge • , T_ at the pensiooers, and also to direst 6001. The premed Bt. helot's • Bd. Thursdeld, 8.A., Caine anent of stock is 8,4341. 3s. Id., and the *umber of pea- Howell Howell, Milan's College, Birkenhead ; Menem was, during the year, 42, to whom OM emmesitess E. Houle, Josh. B. Wheeler, Church Mimi mtr paid 460 t. If th e society had an Meows et IW. par swam lW. Islington. 1)111100136 : Jobs Phelps, M.A., Allionle c-a at more than it at present possums the commithee teed= lege, Oxford • John R. Vernon, A.. Frederick A. Hoe' al effect to e original imention of the foundered the , emend, RA., Hall ; John Barton, RA, Chair granting th e male pensioners 31a and the female pan- College, Or John C. linseed, BA., Semi. F. owner , na. each per month. The M4llolllle and Jointwe' , Cbeerwell,B.A., Jelue's College ; Charles L Hardines.: Companies are liberal donors to the society% lei, which, ; BA., Caine College ; Robert H. Wright, MA., As, tars yMond Richards, Edmund J. Hem Canny's, St. Ai including a balance of 6441. 13s. Id. frees the Bet audit, • drew A. W. Drew, BA., Trinity College ; s Richert* amounted for the ear to 1,4961. 31. ld. The for the wane pmio4 including the et 609/. stock, Btrkeethead ; Hon* kIiAL Jackson , JUDa th aU "dan' was 14* 'M., Leslie' in hand a hums et 2741.85. 4d. Theodor P. Wolters, Jonathan L. B. Wood, For the twenty years the society hes been Is esistenos it Chinch College ; Hobert B. Twee, Owens Cul has *speeded WNW. A. sawn 916 ponlassrs. • Isgs. IllaachwAsie. wham there was a large number present, all appearing full doses. The city organist, during the assembling of the aortas, presided at the grand organ, and discoursed a variety of classic music with excellent taste and effect. Mr. linerieuss, general secretary, previous to the opening of the proceedings, said the number of mem bers, arociates, sad ladies who were attending the meeting was unprecedented at any former meet ing of ter association. At half.pert six dclock that afternoon the number of mem ber s' tickets sold WY 629 ; of sneociates', 1,2231 • and of ladies' 600 ; mal:riga total of 2,510. He bad :deo to state that he had reeei, • few days since, a moat interesting and important letter from Professor Katchenowsky, professor of interne tired law in the University of Cbarkow, expressing the deeper interest in this association, and tieing forth most fully many biota for the conduct of the departments. He wouldbot trouble them by reading the letter at length, but would read it in the jurisprudence department the following day. However, he could not bet rpm the satisfaction that he was SUM every member of the immolation must feel, that in the heart of Kuria, at • peat distance from this ossuary, we hays those who sympathies with them. It showed how social science was already making At the conclusion of Lord Brougham's address, P =en the red and prolonged cheering which followed it had subsided, Sir Jogs EILINOTON rose and said—My lord, ladies, and gentlemen, —I trust I may be **quitted of that presumptim to which I might otherwise perhaps be exposed in following immediately the able, eloquent, and admirable address which we have just heard, when I tell you that I rise far the purpose of inviting you to join me in passing • unanimous and cordial vote of thanks to our noble and venerable president—(loud elieerr—and I aware you that it is to me a matter of no small patificatice that upon tine, the first warm upon which it has fallen to my lot to take part in any an , y pablic proceedings in Scot land, I should have to d ischarge • duty so eminently cergenbl to my feelings. I concur in the eloquent at the commencement of the address of my noble friend, in which be expressed a satisfaction that this fourth meeting of this association is held in one of the great cities of Scotland. (Cheers.) The three first =bet imes have been held with eminent success in three of the most important cities of England ; and it was right—lt was due, and I am glad that it has bees dose—that this fourth meeting should be held in one of the cries of that couatry in which the great objects of the association have keg excited the deepest interest, end have been studied with most signal surer (Loud cheers.) But I feel that this is neither the hour nor the °cession upon which it would be becoming in me to detain you by entering into the nature of these objeota. (" Hear, hear," and chews.) If I were to offer any remarks on what has fallen from my noble end learned friendorith respect to the House of Commone—(a laugh)-1 am broad to say that I, who am fresh from that homes of wirer he was onco so distinguished an ornament-{load at= c c i tering)—aboold not be able to offer a • to what kr Wks frees the lips of the noble lord. (Laughter end cheers.) My nimble friend has dor me the honour to advert to an effort on this subject which I ventured to make some few yeses sine, and per haps I may be allowed to state, in one brief sentence, my strong awl growing conviction that unless the House of Commons does promptly and seriously address its attention to curing those evils which have arisen from its apparent in ability to grapple efficiently with the basins= of the country, that house will soon inevitably are to stand as high as they have heretofore done in the esteem of their countrymen. But I repeat it would not be becoming in me now to comment further on what has fallen from his lord ship's lips, neither would it be becoming in me new for a moment to attempt to allude to the addresses which, daring the next few days, will be delivered to you by those dis tinguished men who have undertaken to preside over the different departments of this association. But, ladies and gentlemen, there is one reflection which is forced on my mind by this auspicious commencement of this cooper. I tenet you will forgive me if I take the liberty of partly giving ex prinnion to the feeling which I am sure must have crowed, sway minds in this vast assembly. Seeing, as we do, the struggle now rasing in other parr of Europe—eeeing how largo a penned the nether world is now torn by dimm ers des threatened by danger, or engaged in efforts to asterisk their own freedom and their own liberties— roureddialsaint-it:ewuewgZttlil ought we tr i er tl!e* this s ow stitutiosal rule of our beloved queen, enjoying a degree of well regulated, long established freedom, oath as no Tier I nation ever has enjoyed, in the midst of peace and rity—bow grateful ought we to teal that we are ber m = to devote our attention to those social subjects, to consider at these annual gatherings how best we shall promote the gratification of the intelligent, the improvement of the! berth, and the promotion of the general welfare of those industrious thousand's by whom we are surronoded. (Lind !cheers.) I trust that tbis armistice may lose be the mesas of contributing to those peat and desirable ends. I treat that each of our annual meetings shall be awe suobsestal they the rat. Ism sure we mast all feel that it will be se selwag as we are assisted by the advice, and the sad the ability of our noble preedent. (bemire cheering.) And I trust that my noble bird will forgive m•—l trust ' shall be forgiven by him and by all—if I venture in his pre , sere to give utterance to those feelings which I know ere warm in the hearts of all who hear me, and tell you that it is my deep feeling that this is a mane of no common inte rest. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) lam sure you must all feel with me that A is a most striking, • must impressive eight to see that great and illustrious men—(enthusiastio =with unimpaired vigour of intellect, with ea ' free and beauty of language—(hear, hear) — with benevolence and goodwill to mankind—(renewed cries of " Hire," and level cheers)—which seem only to be increased by age and expeeires—(continued cheering)--stal devig Ids energies to the promotion of those measures for the of mankind which, for • period longer, than any on in this ran can recollect, without regard to colour ar to rue, las been a loading characteristic of his life. llmmsnes ebesing.) In conclusion, let We say, long may ie be spared to es to continue thorn noble efforts, lung may be be spend to enjoy . his world-wide reputatroo, and to enjoy that which to km I am sure, is far dearer—the 111114111111, the vaseration, and the affection of his country - ma. (Ormit Lord Asunatins absigialirr J—l most cordially wooed the pro posal that now, r with ens voice and on hurt, , this great waning tender to Iced Brougham—the foremost men of him country and of his age — their hearty thanks. (Great cheer ing, the assemblage rising en mare and greeting the noble lord in a moat enthusiastic waaaaar.) Lord Becuoitair, in reply, rid—l can only use the little that remains of my voice this evening, meet gratefully, though humbly, to thank you for the very k in d reception you have given me. (Applause.) Oa the motion of Sir A. Amason, seconded by Sir J. LAWIMICZ, thanks were subsequent) voted to the Earl of Shaftesbury, as the President of t h e past year, and with this acknow ledgment the proceedings terminated. - I,7eseiess7 Jels W. Putter sad Sou, West Stied. A meeting of tho miners of Scotland was held im the City Hall, Glasgow, on Mond for 0111 pusposs_edpee seating an address to the Hon. Mho, F. Elmatrd, H.P. for Perth, in recognition of his advocacy of the claims of miners in the past and previous sessions of padiame - at, and his effoets to secure in the promotion of their occupations the greatest possible protection against personal injury or Ices of life. The large lull was nearly filled, the audience befog almost entirely composed of the mining and other working climes, during the assembling of whom Mr. Lambeth dinoursed several appropriate and stirring airy from the 15ti Y.P. which elicited loud applause. Robe ]may, h, .P. for the city, preluded on the occasion , end on the orm. in addition to the various delec a te" meant, were Sir John Lawrence, Robert Banbury it M.P., Thomas Baxley, Esq., M.P., Sir James Andmem Andrew Orr, and others. The Conniver", who me received with co l Vtpli= mid—l am very glad that you have given me the opportu ally ef being present here today. I cordially comer in the object of this meeting, for I know no man, no member of parliament who deserves better of the working classes than our friend, the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird. cheers.) I CID not believe there is any man in the Houle of Commove who has more sincerely at head the good of the working population, and I am quite sure there is no man more din intend ed in his endeavours to promote their physical and moral welfare. (Applause.) Mr. A. M'Doesto, Secretary to the Miners' Association, said—This, I believe, is the first time the miners of Wetland have met to do bower to any gentleman connected with the House of Commas, or a member of either horse of parliament. For may years pad the miners of Scotland rifees ommigsba L_. eM nay have bees t looked upon by other clams of the community, or km 4 of only when some strike convulsed the country or in some mon anything but enviable . The cause of th is, I believe. was to be attributed to the fact that their condition was ignored altogether as a class, although hard-working. Some Ws ago a feeling came over the miners th emsel ves that the evil' they suffered were such as demanded the inter femme of parliament, and they went there with a com plaint The first persons to whom the miners of Scotland ■ppli . ea latturle nci'm and those otleEnZglbanroddiewrereLtl;: Kinesird. (Cheers.) From that moment the miners of Scotland and England both felt that the gulf, so to speak, which existed between them and the governing classes of the country had been bridged over, and they now felt the utmost confidants that their claims, shady heard, would be listened to over the length and breadth of the land. (Cheers.) lam glad to say, in the preseuoe of this meeting —and I wish to make the statement public—on behalf of myself and fellow.elsiegates to London last 111110d011, that we met generally with the utmost kindness from every member of the House of Commons, and were treated with that re spect which was due to the representatives of sash a large body. Befogs reading the address, lam more the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, to whom it is to be presented, that this day is looked upon as a medal day in the histcay of the miners of Scotland. I have kittens In my pmerson from Fifeshire, Clackmannanshire, Lialithgowehiee, sad East Lothian, !tad there are delegates here present from Wiring eh*" Lmlithgowshire and every part of the county of Limit You ( addre ssing Mr. Einnaird) have the bed wishes and the holiest desires and maritime of every miner throughout the length and breadth of the land. (Loud cheers.) Mr. M'Donahl then read the address. The Hoe. A. F. KINZAIRD, who, on rising to reply,. was greeted with repeated and enthusiastic cheering, mid in the course of his remarks—l am perfectly aware that you do not wish to express the sentiments contained in the adder to myself alone, but maul to couple with me tone other members of the legislature who have given such warm support to your cause. lam happy to see that the county of Middlesex is represented here today in ray friend Mr. Banbury—(cheers)--and that the important city of Manchester is also represented in its worthy mem ber, my friend Mr. Barley. (Renewed applause.) Both these gentlemen, and very many other members of parlia ment—mid nose Ws, I am sure, than your friend and my friend, Mr. Ayrtoo, ea well as your representative here-- have given their most cordial support in endeavouring to secure your just rights in the measures brought forward for your benefit. Bet we must bear in mind that measures such as these are nut carried in a day or in a session. (Hear, hear.) I have to remind you of the labour" of my noble friend who is so well known to you—Lord Shaftes bury—who for ten long years fought thecae's of the factory children ,in parliament. (Cheers.) That, I am hagrit z o e en,, is no longer an experiment. My friend, Mr. will bear interne to the good effects resulting from shortening of the hours of labour ; and only this year we had the official report from the medical inspector of fac tories, whose statements I can suppo7t from my owe per sonal observations, testifying to the complete change which has occurred in that population since the priming of the act. These factories were beginning to witness the sick, emaciated, attenuated forma of the young women who were to be the future wives and mothers of the working popula tion ; but the impactor says they are now so healthy, so changed —so "plump in their appearance," is the expression used by the medical officer—that they will vie with any eosin in on ove ur r the length u a biL ed ve bread been th oo l d th w e land. b 4prause elat. . notice the efforts ye ar made to secure a satisfactory oda:Mica for the children of the miners. lam a parent myself, and I should be ashamed, both as a Christian sad as • matt, if I were not prepared to um the best of my exertions to obtain for your children, in the same measure arid degree, those advantages I am . so anxious to obtain for my own. (Rear, and cheers.) It is for these reasons that I trust we shall be prepared in the next session, not to halt in our endeavours, not to leave this question till we have placed those interested in it in as good a position relatively as the factory children of Manchester. (Applause.) You are pleased also, in your addreet to notice what others in parliament, and those associated with me, have done to "'cure protection to limb and life for the mining population. Sir, I hold that when persons are amassing great fortunes, aad accumulating vast wealth by the exertions made by wain men in the mines, the legislature are bound to ass that every appliance of science and art should be adopted in the waking of these mines, in order to save the lives of the population. (Loud cheers.) You have been pleased to advert also to my efforts to promote the cause of civil and religious liberty at home and abroad. We in this country, I believe, enjoy a greater amount of civil and religious liberty than any other country on the face of the globe—(ebeers)—and I pity that man or those men who, having acquired fur themselves these great privileges and advantagehave no sympathy for those struggling for the same. 1 pity that man who can, at the present time, coolly look on what is now passing in Italy, where a pliant monk are singeing and striving to wrest f or themselves out of the bands of tyrant& those liberties which we enjoy. I had the good fortune, last year, to visit those countries, sad to make the acquaintance and gain the friendship of that great and good man General Garibaldi. (Hear, and Mese.) He himself man, me that he looked for the weal support of the people of this country with the mad per fect confidence. He has been among us, be knows the feelings of our people, and be mired me he bad not the slightest doubt that, in that arduous conflict in which he was about to engage, he would have our cordial sympathy ; for be is essentially himself a man of the people, and he felt that he would have the cordial and warm support of the working men of this country. (Cheers.) Before I sit ' down, however, I think I would not be discharging my duty were I to omit to mention that among those to whom your Osaka are dm I am bound to state the names of the Home Secretary, Sir Cornewall Lewis, and also the tinder Secretary, my friend Mr. George Clive, for no two men could have been more hearty and unremitting in attending to your interests than those two members of go vernment (Loud cheers.) When that bill, which had been so carefully dimmed in the House of Commons, went to the House of Lords, it was very much owing to the sup port of Mr. Clive, and to the influence he brought to boa upon the government that we even obtained what we did in the midst of the damaging amendments there forced upon us. (Applause.) My advice to you . , my friends, is this—Do sot give up this question in despair. (Hear, and cheers.) All experience in this country, and in our free institutions, lead' us to expect occasional difficulties in passing measures rods al this ; but we may depend upon it that a muse so Jut Wring for its object the social improveruent of the people, will, sooner or later, in its full messure.lobtain the ruction of perlioneat (The hon. gentleman resumed his seat amid prolonged alamatas.) filuicEos or • Consul. IN Lrvrarooi.—A painful mention was created in the neighbourhood of Fluskimon dem* yentirray mooting, comequent on the death, by tun own land, et a gentisman named Weiekhmann. The de weed resided at the house of Mr. Taylor, Upper Rusk:Won env* where be bad been staying about a fortnight. He bad latterly been in a delicate state of health, and valiant( from • oomplaint et the bowels, for which be wee attended by Dr. Orimadale. Nothing was observed in the deceased's conduct to indicate that his mind was in any way affected. Is the morning, shortly before nine o'clock, the servant took ' some warm water up to the deceased's bedroom, and he then to be as usual. She came down stairs, and in = r ke i n minute* the family were alarmed by bearing the retort et a pistol. Mr. Taylor proceeded at once to the deeseeed'a bedroom, sad oci uteri was horrified at the rat which presented itself. The deoeasrd was lying on the Boer quite dead, and near him • pistol with which it was evident he had terminated hie existence. Part of Ma skull was shot away, and the fragments, besides pot time et the brain, lay scattered about the room. The UR appeared to have pared through the right side of the bead, seer the temple, and afterwards bi an oblique direction upwards towards the ceiling of the room, when it was sub tly (mod. Immediately after the occurrence Dr. was called, but kis MANI were of no avail. Two ether medical geatleraea, Dr. Onniedale and Dr. Fletcher, else came to render amaioleaee in ewe el seed. Prom an adders card found in deeured's badman, it would appear that be Mid. ea official poeition—that ot consul to his Itnielia Maisel, at Marseilles. Yesterday morning wad fixed for the funeral of the late Joseph Locke, Eaq., P. 8.5.. P.LC.2., whole bodybad been removed from Moffatt, Dumfrimehire, Soot land, under the direction of Messrs. Mount and Boyd, of Bondetreet, upholsterers to her Majesty. The body of the deemed had been removed to his private reddens*, Low ther apist*, Pimlico. Am the time for the mournful cavalcade drew ash the bells of several churches tolled, and meaty eradermen clamed their shops, as • mark of respect for this durtingtrished man. The body was conveyed to liensal-green Cemetery, Harrow-mad, where the deceased had purchased • piece of ground four you's ago. The promusion consisted off hearse and six, mutes, head of feathers, and 10 mourning coaches, each drawn by four horses. The professional brethren of the deoeued mustered strongly on the occasion, in spite of the seamen of vacation, and many of them must have come expressly from great distances to mark their respect for the memory of one whose name is connected with the very early period of the railway movement in this country and on the continent. Hie parliamentary friends also sent their repre sentatives, among whom we especially noticed Lord Alfred Paget, Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Tits, the lion. Butler Johnstone, dic. All present seemed to feel acutely these now frequently ream* 'silts to Itassalgress Cemetery, and the too fre quent lora sosteined by the professioa of Civil Engineering wen reverted to with melancholy reminiscence. those preeent we noticed Messrs. John Locke, C. LoctoZ7 Locke, the Rev. Dr. Wilton, Austin, Lightfoot, Hutton, &- rine", Wagstaff, Hyde, J. Brunel, Pin., Chorley, Dr. Bosoms Bolden, Brassey, Jun., Stewart, Allcard, Townsend, Bircham, Buddicom, Horn, Con, Neumann, Aiken, Stan ton, Potts, Trevithick. Beattie, Tate, Meek, Galbraith, McVeigh,. Crone, Norris, Nasmyth, TohnE, Swift, Marlin, and Edwards. The Council of the Institution of Civil lisekesere wee espreeented by its President (Mr. G. P. Bidder), Sir John Bennie, Mr. McClean, Mr. Hawksley, Mr. Hemsest Mr. Murray, Captain Hula, Ms. Mandalay, and Mr. O lisiaby, hon. see., and Mr. Jame ?arrest, secretary. Sir Cherie, Fox, Mt. Joseph Gibbs, Mr. Ors vatt, Mr. T. L. Gooch, Mr. Bruff, Mr. Pole, Mr. Cramp ton, Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Asbury, Mr. Baralgette, Mr. Bawlinson, Mr. Stomp, Mr. Grantham, Mr. Peering, and many other members of the profession were also present. At the entrance of Kensal-green Cemetery the Council of Civil Engineer, joined the mournful procession, and evidently felt much grief at the loss of three talented men of their institution within a brief period of 12 months. Tire funeral terries was read by the Rev. Dr. J. Willoll, of Durbam-houae, Chelsea. At the oonclutou the body was consigned in the most solemn silence to the tomb. On the lid of the coffin was a gilt inverted torch, with an Egyptian tomb, and L t c tt k p o late bearing the following inscription:— " Joseph ~ M.P., born Augut 9 1805; died September 18, 1 Paq ; aged 55." The deceased's funeral was followed by a great umber of carriages of the nobility and unift7. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT STOCKPORT. The cause of this lamentable accident is very clear. The Cheadle wakes are being held, and they tended greatly to swell the enormous streams of human beings who gocluid into the town to witness the halloos ascent from the Castle-yard, and the dimplzy of fireworks iu the Market-plate, with which the festivities were to be brought to a close. The Market-place can only be approached from the town side by steep narrow streets, some of them being broken by long flights of stone steps ; and on Monday evening the Market place and all its approaches were densely crowded by specta tors, anxious to witness the pyrotechnic display. As regards those, all who could see had good reason to be satisfied; and, in the best of good spirits, the huge crowd began to dis perse soon after nine o'clock. Slowly the muses surged down the various "brows"—carried on by the pressure from behind, rather than moving individually. But speedily the scene changed in the line of Meal-house Brow. There, some children sod women either dropped from exhaustion or tripped, and were soon beneath the feet of the descending throng. Shoots, shrieks, even death-cries could not reach far in such a scene. Those nearest the first sufferers pressed backwards, only to be overcome by those further off, who knew not that anything wrong had occurred, and who would have been helpless with the knowledge, as against the resistless pressure out of the Market-place. The scene for some time beggars description. In front, death in its most terrible form--trampling out of existence—then helpless terror—next, ignorance and wonder at the stop page, and, to crown all, the death•power coming from those who, delighted with the day's enjoyment, thought only of merrily and happily reaching home. It was of course a long time ere effectual succour could be given to the sufferers. When at length the police force reached the spot they found that six mans were dead, throughtrempliag or ireffocation. The number slightly hurt could not be admertained ; but the injaries sustained by three or four are serious. The following is a list of the killed and wounded KILLZD. John Thome Gosling age;i 7 ;ears, of Haslegrove. &Mina Ford, aged 7, Crook's-court, Lord-strest, Stock part. George Linnev, aged 23, Crowtherstrewt, Hildpte, Stock. port a mill hand. Mn. Wilkinson, aged 30. Lordatreet. Mrs. Brown, Howard-street, Kingeiereet—wifs of a sawyer. George Worthington, aged 8 months—nephew o f Mrs. Brown. WOUNDCD. The following were taken to the infirmary : Lettiee Wilson, aged 15, of Portwood-street—concussion of the brain, likely to prove fatal. James Bath, aged 14, Heaton Norris --0011111111106 of the brain and in a very dangerous state. John Nixon, aged 16, Harlsgrove—right thigh fractured. Sophia Brown, aged 5, Howard-street—fracture of the leg. Walter Ford, aged 50, father of Sabrina Ford, who is amongst the killed—contusion of the chest. It is estimated that nearly thirty thousand persons were congregated in and near the Market-place. TER STONY ox MONDAY MIGHT.—The hurricane —for such it really was—of Monday night, appears ((roes the telegrams since received from the different sea port towns) to have extended along the coed with equal severity, and unhappily lad to several die tzeollit shilwrecka The storm commenced about eight o'clock in the evening from the north-east, blowing bard with heavy rain, and as the night advanced it pined strength alarmingly, until about blielet twelve o'clock, when it reached to • complete hurricane. The anemometer at Lloyd's underwriters' room registered its tome at that time at 234 lbs. on the square foot. It raged at this frightful extent till about half-past three, when a lull took place, the pressure on the gauge falling to ahead 161 be., but at five o'clock it rose again to 18 to 20 lbs., sad continued until about eight o'clock when the pie shifted round from /LK to W.9.W., and moderated considerably, though off the Kent, finssex, and Norfolk coasts the gale continued for many home. In the Downs it is described to have been truly awful. At daybreak yesterday morning no less than three wrecks were discovered on the Goodwin Bands, • torque of large slur, • twig. ands smaller vessel, all of which were disomated. Instant aid was sent off from Ecosgate, and by the last amounts received it appears that the crews of the three usfortwiate 'mash were all saved. The torque Mdto be the Linda, of Whitby, outward bound from esboreuP (or Alexandria. The other vessels were the Ariel of Gottenberg, from Hernceand for Marseilles, and a Norwegian, which has since sunk in the sands. Two steam tup sad several Margate and Deal loggers are at the wrecks, Inv* as much of the property as can be rece muted. Two vends are reported to have foundered off the Norfolk coast. it°.727ATIONAL Ht rl.7ol.—We are requested to publish the following letter from the honorary ordinal of this brigade, Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy Evans, G.C.8., in reference to the proceedings of the corps :-- " Eryanston-square, September 20, 1060.-17 d e a r Two day' ego I was favoured with a note having only for signature the letters Z. A. It oontained bank-notes amounting to fifty pounds, with a request that they should be applied for the benefit of the London battalion of the National Rifle Brigade, towards the formation of which you have contributed and are contributing in my upi- Mon with so much efficiency and usefulness, that I cannot but feel desirous of taking this opportunity of offering von ley hearty acknowledgments. have this day deposited there heart in Drununonds' Bank, to the credit of the Loudon battalion alluded to. The gentleman who has transmitted this patriotic donation has been so obl i ging as to leave its appropriation entire r lito my discre ti on. I think I M intentions all Met fulfil his directing that it shall be specially reserved for prizes in • e practice for the London battalion elite amps. I request therefore that you will be so good as meal the vice-presidents to acquaint the com mittee of which you are a member of the above particu late, and I have no doubt that the committee will concur with me in feelings of warm obligation for this generous and public spirited gift. When I accepted the provisional nomination of honorary colonel of this corps, my ciillempie, Sir John Shelley, informed me that be would willingly undertake all the duties of its actual command. He was for some years in the army ; sod 1 know no one more suitable for or more likely to prove an efficient commandant of volunteers. Au unexpected species of controversy has been imposed on him. I have his last letter, which was inserted in the Times now !a fore me. I moat cordially coocur in ita purport. I m alady trust and feel certain that no obstructions or unkind disparagements of this corps can hays been inteaded, such as may have been mistakenly imagised in some of the re marks of that correspondence. Anxiously hopieg, there fore, that, waiving scull differences of opinion, we may each of us in future co-operate in generous rivalr7 fur the objects we all have is view, I ramie, verc faitllelly, my dear slrToure, Laos EMI.—Join ahnialey, Fa+, &a., 5, Victoria strut."