The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

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Kai Wialeiriiriel Car. i 4.1 BRILIICEN. —Direct Routs to Himont Brum wit* and Ceutml (ieremp.—Oas et tbs Nee d German Ana OM class screw 4114/2011 AMU, HOWL or 11g2WALBS 141 b• asegetsbed frost Berealydowa, ererg nattmang mass. pernelttlag). at 10 salUng at 1111! ter passengers at 11 noon. —Tares to Ai aid Al : ram V •ts. AS and gl 10a —Apply arret Cli tra orono woo osotot-cfreto w• : art. l'a. "OM. ISILLLP/ 11 . and 00., 11, Sood-bas, LO. ' DAR JEELING COMPANY ,i_nitted). Ll _ NOTICE IS IMHOF INV IN, that no APPLiCATION Ares 3061 6 .9 to thh compeny. will be mums Arra& WIWI/MAY next, the fat February. for London. and atter THITADAY. the hid February, tot country applhutlonA-17 seder of Chelsea* • WILLIAX BOBltall. Omega MsailMr. A O•arabatatsk ganskP - WINP. OE. 11. Pii* 1 ---------._A. —..—. • THI IMPERIAL lIIROANTILI CREDIT ANIMATION (WOW} OrdilslObstebed. SANAOO O . pubd up. itoo,ooo. DIIINToM MAMAS—JOHN CHAPMAN, Lan. Fensrar Eq. Mules Raison. Zeq. F.. J. C. 0 Macphersoo, tm. • Mr. Alderman %Ss. W. schoesMd, Itso., M.P. ; Juba Didempe. Eq. lilt E.O. loott, Uri. 1. P. D.Badom, lism J. 0. Hanes. lAg. H. D. Semour, Eat, 1 1 1 1. 4 7. Joseph runny . .. W. d. HAIM* Mel. F. (6. Westmorland. i G. F. HolererVT. AI trad Wilson, NA, Cot " ingetine _Jories. M. Zartil. Zsq. • Nstraimim—Menry .6. attar, R. sad T. lam saadegasa. Mg. . aouccrois—Xamrs. AEdw ards ermrst, North, and C o.: and Mmes. and Cm TY Emoidion receives money on deposit lee axed periods: Makes *drums on approved aemoithe : NooIIMMI Mom and undertake' gentred flnandal balsam W. C. WINTIMOTTOK, Secomery. Cleashy Hems, 96. Nahopepteetroet Within. nRPH EE AUX ENFERS and MASANIELLO, V as whke Ilasaisa LAl+l9Blllll, the new heath Tenor, wnt Nab Ina appearance, rapported by Mee ILIISSILL and tint tilde at the the olionn,cruracar7d.afrect.d by Mr. P. ""1""". TEE LONDON PAVILION.—Don PATTOB, the may rival to Debate. EVERT 11V1VIING. The Welber, Meer* the noel 'metal acrobat to London. Wee . ABMsHneDl, goetiesr tlheeMMg sad Arthez Lloyd. Van.. Is hes. • THE LONDON PAVILION, TUESDAY, the 31s$ hut instcusa A/MR.7=T of ROOE9. 'MOTT TRIM and OCINIThRe. from ?woof the moat renowoed Nurseries in the - Booth j rl O. MM STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, 1 without mearee. at his Great Booms. Si. ILlngoireet. issm e d t 70.31011E0W. January ** 24 at half-past It pre , epeolenen ruNrs Weillnetemis always, giomPtinegie. mid other chola conifem . a lint-rale oolMdfoa of el p ir i e s ll . Manaid. itatiderd, and dove fruit trey, common isereh, nionneabss. anemones. variegated bedtime. setentM, de. The roses. confers. and fruit trees me particularly flat, and weU worthy the attention of intendlog plats—Om view the morning of mie, and catalogues had. SATJOE—LEA and PERRINB' WOACESTLISHIES SAUCE, This donnas condiment, proamuson by onaolanats "THE ONLY 000 D SLUM' larand twielY by LEA and PIRPI/n. Tbs Fab& sn dipectfally eauttond natant worthless hada. Son sad should see that Las and Penns' sand ars on weappn Yd. Walk lad stoner. AI for LEA sod MEM BAWL kid wbahlan sad for export by the Pendants, Woman? . Mars. MOO sad BLACENII.I. : Unit. .LI.AY att.l lONS. Den" &a., ha. ; sad by groan and Minn salvaiwalle. T OHIO BITTIBB. WATERS' QIIININI WINE. The moat palatable and wholesome bitter In eststanse; AN EYPICIENT TONIC, Aa eassaslied stomachic, and a gentle stimulant Bold by groan, Italian warehousemen, wine marelsanta, cow fathoms, and others. at Me. • dose& Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAM, Martln's-lane, Cannon-street, London. Wheissehs Aosta, 1. Lewis and Co.. Weeesater. T ABLE GILLS'S' CHINA, & CHANDELIERS. J. DEPPRIZS asd SONS Isve fed added FTVZ NEM SHOW ROOMS to Their Manutsc toy, obstothe larva saeortseat la the weld et thew goods et Yak ertesbetare way be aim —147, llotadallteb. LAMPS POI DIDIA. HUM sad Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLiiiKN, Nand ET, Osford.street. W. W latest productions in COATINGS, VISTINGS, aad TIODITIINGS, for Gentlemen's Autumn and Winter Attire. TM raw paeleras far Trousers and Yeats, which are diaplayed In corloristy. are specially recommended. Overcoats. 41s. tons.: Capes, Ms. to ;Os. , Jsckets, 21s. 42e. ; Drees Coats, Ilk te : Frock Coate SM. to 70e. ; Drew Vests, ed. to Ti.. Balk as. tee Hata and Caps, with Hosiery, Skirls, Ga lante!, de., reat rartety. celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP F td. aud 6d. etch, told by ell ebeadleas eett friathroughout the bleed= ; bet the public should sob llelda ellt the some end J. YIELD eg teak yerket, bos, med tablet. WANEIaIs sod foe ezportettos al So Work; trPrllt MAIM ILAMISTII, LONDON, 8., lobate rho ea be °Maimed their Prim Medal Permits* Ossifies. TO PARENTS sod GUARDIANS.—The return et yeath to their respective boardingochoots induce* a Maenad* kw their personal comfort and attraction, and ROW LANDS' MACAO/at OIL. for accelerating the growth and haprortag and beentifyin!g o t . he heir 6. acz d laa r d e s' Kalz g do c % for Ims =and and Rowland,' (Mout°, or Pearl Dentifrice, for ren dering the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums. are considered indispensable atwompanisnenta.--notd by A. NOW - LAND sad BONS, 20, liattoe-garden, sad by chamleta and per- Mara Ask for gowlands' articles. ORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The D ll 2 l edicsl " profession Mr thirty years have approved o this fere solution of magnolia as the best remedy for gout and sta. bechb disorders of every Mind ; and as a mild aperient It Is cape 6dapied for ladies and children. Prepared solely by ID and Co., Chemists, dic.. 172, New Boodetreel. idiedok and sold throughout the world by all respectable ehembea entice —See that " Dtonsford and Co." b an each Web and red label over the owe. WEANINGS COUGH LOZENGIS are daily ramaassadea by the faculty—testimonials trots the moat animas at yam may be inspected —aa the meet eneetual, sale. Paid ccavenisat remedy for Cough sad all Moeller. of ate, Chest, end Throat. Sold in boxes. Le. Uns, w ea 601., sad Ili. each. T. KEATING, Chemist, 79, 85, Paal'etleorehyozd, Landes. pout retail by all Desiggiets, 10=178 COPAHINE MKGB, suocessfully • tried LOS* caln the Parts end Union Hamada, ander G the care of m.. Ricord, Lloyd, Poland, and [Afro. Clark C' Weed; Nov. 6 Mt), effects a can In am memo of sit cleys our ia neat at ohmic diseases.-4a. 6d. per bottle, by Pd 66 k k, st C. JOZZAtrh, French chemist, HI, Haymarket, Load" WU& Boulevart Masenta, Park THI INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE 4 1 . Ths viost releatifierlly prepared and most powerful nuts*. Use cordial ever Introduced restores to their normal condition lava *auctions, on the integrity of which perfect health de- Mieit Ise specific for debility of all kinds, and from Its cou sin:mg other ingredients, pepsine and phoeptete of soda, tenre highly henencisl to the nervous and dyspeptic. ...Per bottle, or four gunntitles In one ter n• Sole alitlleum Baumgarten end Co., 653, Osford-street, s. 'enchant -meet, LC., London. LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, effectual remedy. without confining the bowels or MOs The =truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to tne tor immediately relieving coughs, colds lualleed cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It tr. w e .. . 67 lane persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, f aL .ty allays the tickling which provokes frequent coujM 11 ";""dfing consumption its effects are truly mer 6 rei e lt of sleep or even (line down for fees ef *Wooe don re li ef In a few minutes altar tabs, It. I awl sold by W. LAMBERT. chemist, t = Will- Charlascatat London, and by all drsraoWi, to gad mod.. and three quantities lu one, ti. 9d. Ile partlcalss sssgQaeM laisbet's Asthmatic Basam. The name and address an the stamp. TEE PALL MALL GAZETTE, V EVENING NEWSPAPER and =raw. oSoi, 14. Raliaburrstreet, Strand, W.C. Now ready, prise td b post id., ON FOOD, as a MEANS o y f PREVENTION of DISEASE bra* ERASMUS WILSON, lER.S. Clissebill sad Mom New Ettrilogiowalsost. Tal 001 1PANIE,8 ACT, 1862. Th. Forms e a .!! Amami Books required under the above A. olds gfr Made of Ac t o n t Books, with every mationery re ta: Pelona Cm:wee, the COUlltittg-house, 50. 11 to beet terms. Printing of every des_aiption. su nniiehre tagraved sod Printed : Oldebl flesh di , ' lad exentel. At 64 4 /bit, fie, riemetreet, &C., and Inedoe-brieso. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (I.IIOIZeII MIKIZAMIL) TEE AIISTRIA.N REICHSRATH. VIXNNA, JAL 26. In today's sitting of the Finance Committee of the Lower House of the Reinbreath, the Minister of Polies deolared, in the name of the cabinet, that the government was willing to ailment to redue tions in the budget of expenditure under the two fold condition that the government should have the right to distribute the funds Voted by the Chamber indisaiminately amongst the different branches of the public service, and also that the budget for 1866 should be voted during the present session of the Reiohsrath, with a similar power of distribution on the part of the government. The minister further declared that enlist these two conditions should be pre viously accepted the government could not state precisely the exact amounts of which the new modifications of the budget would consist. Hereupon the finance committee resolved not to o ffir,eirt thoursititiot so long a; the cabinet de eturetratitinetiy to pow% oat the amount of reduc tions to be introduced. TES MUNICIPALITY OP TRIESTE. TRIESTE, JAL 213. The governor of this city, in receiving a deputa tion from the inhabitants, expressed his conviction that the majority of the late municipal council were loyal, and his belief that at the approaching re-erection they would exclude members hostile to the government FRANCE. PARIS. JAN. 25. The Cosselitutionnel of today denies categorically the rumour that France is about to send 500 spabis to Tunis, and says that the calm and disinterested attitude of Prance during the disturbances in that country ought of itself to sofa) to prevent cre dence being given so unfounded rumours calculated to excite disquietude. The Patric publishes advises from Suez to the 16th instant, stating that Captain Trioault was about to start on a mission to the Imaum of Mus cat, whose brother was said to be desirous of ceding Zanzibar to England. The great naval powers under whose protectorate Zanzibar is plaoed were urging the Imaum to oppose this minion. THE BANK OF HOLLAND. AKSTIRDAN. Us. 26. The Bank of Holland has reduced its rate of discount from 5 to di par omit THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. FALMOUTH, JAL 26. The Diamond Company's ship Kaffraria, Captain Cummings, attived bore this evening from the Cape. She left Natal on the 7th December, Algoa Bay on the 19th, Cape Town on the 23rd, and M. Helena on the Ist January. The Kaffraria brings 48 pas sengers (all well), a cargo, and a large maiL Affairs on the frontier were peaceable, and it was believed that no trouble need be anticipated from the neighbourhood of the Free States. Masher& had announced his intention of abiding by the deci sion of the Governor in respect to the boundary of his territory, and a peaceful solution of the diffi culty was confidently anticipated. Although opposed in his council by a war party, amongst whom were his owu sons, Mosbesh had de cided to respect the award of the Governor, and had given orders for the evacuation of the disputed territory. _ _ The Semites were retiring from the land, and the President of tbe Free Staten had gone to Wiuburg with a oonsiderable foroe of burghers to act, it was said, as a oorpe of observation, rather than to cora- MODOO any hostile operations, or as a patrol in case the Basuto. had left. THE WRECK OF THE AFRICAN MAIL STEAKEIL ARKENL&N. _-•-- LOSS OF LIFE. The mune of the four persons drowned are Mr. Horne, • pawner; • naval warrant officer, came at preeent unknown; Mr. Smith, the chief steward ; and Mr. Watts, third steward. The Armenian was a splendid steamer of her size aad power, and was commanded by Oaptaia Lemon, a geotlemais of competency and experienee. We believe the vessel and cargo were (ally Moored. LONDON CITY MIBBION. —The annual meeting of the City editing in come:ion with the Leaden City Mission was held yesterday at the Egyptian Hall, Mandar ins's*, the Right Ho. the Lard Mayor in the chair, sup ported by the Hen. A. Kinnaird, M.P. ; Mr. Crawford, 11. P. ; Mr. G. Certain, M.P., &a Mr. Mulkey, the secretary, read the report, which commenced by referring to the Bpi. ritual &nitration of the poor of the metropolis in times peat, and to the great encore which had attended the ope rations of the Mission in relieving such destitution. At the present time there were 394 missionaries employed by the gamut society, who, during the peat year, bad male upwards of on union visits to the ppoooor at their own homes, bedtime a Mtge number of attsudaDem at the sick beds of the sere clam ; they had bees the mesas of re cleaning 1,092 habitual drunkards. and seeding about 1,000 unlined ebildne into schools. There were 19 minion:ins misplayed by the City author', at aeon of 1,7101., of which sum theeommittes regretted to say thet 1,1931. wee supplied by City satemptiou tearing about 5001. to be made up detail the opsestioes of the missionaries in with the auxiliary is the desks, ka, cad excluded by ear seedy limiting increased support from the Christian public. The Lord Mayer, in mein the adoption of the report, mered his deep repot at !lathe& the wealthy City of Lon et don did act entribate more in proportion to its richer is support of • society au emieently calculated to promote the spiritual welfare of the large mama of the poor. He I hoped one ad the results of this tosetiag would be a large addition to its funds. The mining we. thee sddreseed by arena) other gentlemen, and the report was neanimously adopted. Insolation expends; the gratificatiee of the meeting at the newest al operations of the minion were site carried. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Great preparation ere already being made by the executive com mittee for the mortal part of the sushi; Germany, on the 9th May. The erebeetra will be arranged after the model of the one at Birmingham. The ups, which will be very large sad complete, is building by Yrrrs. W. Hill and See, of Loudon. The number of performers will reach 1,000, and the whole will be under the direction of Mr. Joseph Robinson. It is intended to make the music, on this eteaskie, ea great • amen as it was at the opening of the first Irish Industrie' Ebition at Dublin, on the 12th May, 1853. Vocalists sr* to be invited sad selected from the choirs in Liver pool, Maud:deter, Bradford, Leeds, Bir miegbam and other touts sad dirdrisie within easy travel ling distaste of Dublin. METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY. —The first ordinary meeting of the shareholders in this compan wee held yesterday, at thereat, Queen -square-place . Wes y tmin ster, the Earl of Devon in the chair. The chairmaa said the object of the meeting was in accordance with the act to elect the board of directors. He would. take the opportunity of saying that every in quiry had lases made by the directors and engineer the proposed and there could r h s e sP a i n c tld but the line when contracted would prove highly remunerative to the shareholders. Every WM= meat was new ready for issuing the raglan's'. an Aare list would be rapidly filled up. The following were then sleeted as the heard of dingle' :—Earl of Devon. Lord Nara, M.P., See. P. Lygoe. M.P., We H. Wolfe, L. fall pia, req., M.P., the Her. Major Venire; W. A. William. Aldermaa Takla MUM. Annan, Worms. and P. Talbot. Mr. Davidson, the Peninsular and Oriental Cotn car=at Malta, will snooped Captain Eegtedes am the arepriateedeat of the compiay. LONDON, .7RIDAY EVF•NING, JANUARY 27, 1885 e icaPILESS MX PARIS (WOW OM Owl PARIS, THORIDAY Emma! The question whether a priest can lawfully marry by the law of France, which is said to have been raised only twioe in sixty yeas, was yester day decided in the negative by the Court of First Instance of Paris, presided by M. Benoit Champy. The plaintiff, a priest, sought a decree of nullity of his own marriage, on the ground that he was in holy orders at the time of the contract. . The wife, though cited, did not appear, eo that the other side of the question was not argued on this occasion. Counsel for the plaintiff made a very long speech, and his arguments were adopted by M. Aubemin, the judge-advocate. In the course of the argument the counsel, M. Georges Coulon, said :—" It is pretended that several of the apostles were married ; I admit that, but what I deny is that any of them married after they became apostles" Hecontended that the celibacy of priests , was an ordinance of Christ himself, who on several Occasion had pre-, mimed the kingdom of Heaven, as a reward for celibacy. The court, without going into any of the theological questions, laid it down that by the organic law of the concordat of Germinal year X, persons in holy orders were subjected to the canons then prevailing in France, and were consequently under an incapacity to marry ; and that this organic law had never ceased to be con sidered a law of the state, and that neither the Code Napoleon nor the constitution of the present Empire contained anything incon sistent with it. On this ground a decree of nullity was pronounced. Another case in which M. Jules Favre is counsel is now pending, but in this the question is raised in a different form. An inter dicted priest desires to be married, and the mayor refusing to perform the ceremony an action is brought to compel him. The point of law is, how ever, essentially the same ; holy orders are admitted to be indelible, and the fact of a priest being un frocked cannot in law affect the construction of the concordat relied on by the court of Paris. The contest between the conservative and liberal protestant+ has terminated by a measuring cast , majority in favour of the former; but with this serious drawback for them, that their leader, M. Guizot, is at the bottom of the poll of the air members of the presbytery elected, and its elec tion, for want of an absolute majority, is not defi nitive. M. Guizot polled 1,283 votes, while M. Barberat, who stands fi rst on the liberal list, had 1 4306. There being what is called balotagc. • second election is necessary, and ill all probability M. Guizot will be thrown out. Lt seems that the protestante living in Paris proper are in favour of M. Athansee Coquerel and the liberals, but the cosservative majority was made up by inhabitants of the suburbs. M. Labbd, of the Opinion Nationale, and M. Barrel, both belonging to the extreme liberal party, write letters to the press protesting against the suppression of the lectures of their political opponents, MM. Broglie, Cochen, and Lavergne, end declining to profit themselves by an authorise- tion which has been withdrawn from the others. The Empress, being indisposed, did not appear at the court ball yesterday, and the Emperor retired to his private apartments as early as half past 11. At the Bourse Rent* left off without change. Railways were rather high. There was a con siderable rise in Mexican stock, owing to favour able reports touching the new bank. NAVAL AND MILITABY. Astmumr, JAY. 28.--4prourrimits.--Bub- Liostooonto W. P. Doers, to tho ; H A. Balitlis sod IL B. Trollops, to the Canvas; B. Barton, to tlus Was). Paymaster A. Pries (additional), to th e Fisgard. Naval Cads& (II allimd) J. L. &volt, and B. Has sock. 'ULU., JAZ. 21. . Yesterday her Majesty's ship Liffey arrived from the Pores, and is a week or ten days veranda sa to Me Wast Indies. Her ilajody's ship ffellef sow just touched beta Point yesterday ie attain round to the docks, but she wee off la throoquartain of an hour, sad all right. Royal Oak is eot of dads sad ready for not We kayo had a most inciting week electing the new mem bers of email. The regulations were most smallest, and' the event passed off very well ; times woe three Enedinhaaes anon the caedidates—Oommosder aricaland, Osgood =m os, and Mr. Christian, but none of them were sue - The weather matlintes moat beautiful, gull. like Hugffrh euesater weather. THE SPANISH SENATE. , Worn% muss. MADRID, JAW. 22. In the Senate on the 90th inst. Duke Torre made a speech of great 'math, opposing the pAhry of the severe. meet. He demanded • new electoral law ; the remain. tation of the Spanish Antilles In the Costes ; liberal solu tions of foreign qualities, ; sad the preservation of Santo Domingo to Spain. The speaker dwelt chiefly upon the latter point. He believed the annexation to be spontaneous and national, and that the insurrection might have been avoided. He considered that there should have been a regular expedition commanded by a general of distinguished ability. Nothing had been gained by the acrid= made in Santo Domingo, but, on the other hand, the Mem had been exaggerated. The Duke de Torre said also that according to his information, a secret treaty for mutual support existed between President Geffrard, of therepublic of Hayti, and the Dominican imargents, and he believed that upon the evacuation of the Spanish part of the island by Spain, it would be occupied by the Haytians He furthe4pointed out the serious consequences which the abandonment of the island might have for Spain, and said :—" Oa the day that the blacks (thanks to the treaty concluded with the United States) take possession of the Bay of Sanaa& the Spanish trade between Spain end Cuba i. isaiseriel, since a Team' of three or four gum posted there mould altogether prevent navigation between the peninsula and the coasts of Cabe. The Bay of &mans is the most important port of America, and the peninsula on which it stands forms an exttheive slip of territory where refuge and land might be afforded to thaw families who, from their attachment to oar mum, might be obliged to quit the interior of the island. Here might be constructed fortifications which Would make it a second Cronstadt or Gibraltar. and, with this and three or four other points on the coast, we should, in the *vest d abandonment, follow the same course in Domingo ,as in the Philippines, where we only hold the meat and do not control the interior." The speaker ooncladed by expressing his firm conviction that the evacuation of the island would be tantamount to the Ices of Spain's inhumes in America and her consideration in Europe. Marshal Harems replied, maintaining the patriotism and neoseeity of the abandonment, and statieg that he expressed this *sign to the larthodi, and Mon cabinets, and would do se is a setuell d Oaplaine-Outeral if crayoned by bee Ma, tisity. ANOTIMA Lamm Dunctrzzy.—lt would appear that the redectioa of she wages of the operatives engaged in the finished iron trade throughout Unload resolved upon by the masters et the nailed meeting is not to be brought about with so little difficulty as was at first expected, At the present time the extensive mina aid forges in North Staffortiehire badmen to the Forl Greaville, and the other similar verb in that district which are owned by other proprietors, are dill at a stand, owing to a strike of the men against the reagens° fee whisk the masters gave notice. That reduction was la. a week in the wages of puddler., and 10 per cent. on the wages of minims. When the notice expired a meatieg of operative delegates from most parts of the kindom was held. and it was proclaimed that the 'Mice would be accepted. The North Staffordshire men, how. ever, it was secretly resolved, should ask to have the redaction reduced ass-brit, and it they could sot make those WWI tem that they should strike for the full wages. Without knowing the alternative, the masters in North Staffordshire resolved not to give way, and their men, who number about 2.000, have been on strike nearly a lodated, necessitating the forced idleness of perhaps throe times their comber. They have large local fends is head, sad they are also supported by the respective using embraced is the executives of Gatesbeed and Beadey.hill. seek ere entire Inkier ese.half of the works wader Ito wing. The first mask's pay is said to have amounted to 11. per head, and at this rote it is affirmed that the mos ma be mapported for sit month: The masters held a meeting at Seeke.apcia- Treat oa Wednesday, shad ladiguativ refused I. give way ; but, backed as the mea are, it is difficult to me how the employers ma camps a ruinous struggle seam the other • mestere throughout the kingdom look out. [Stamped, id. Additional :1 j COMMERCIAL MEENNOS AND REPOMIL The second annual postal meeting of the General Credit and Finance Company of London will be held at the London Tavern on the 6th February, to receive the directors' report, to declare a divi dend and elect auditors. The directors of the London and Provincial Matins Insurance Cemipsny bay* just hissed a antlefastory report, to be presented as the general Meeting on the lad of February. We extract as follows : Is sabmittier the amounts of the company's operations during the yeas 1054, the directors ooneratalste the *saw holden es the witiefaresey molts atidoed. le asimodowein with the peened at the *end emetias. held • the 3rd F , 1884, the balsam of the preilmiesey esse, and the tel the past half- ear, _lave hoes written al spinet the smut thee encased arward. Afirt them paymeeta is whirtion to the claims settled, the het, • kierrei to •Ts 30, at the rate of 10 per oast. pm moms, and all for the imst yeas, tine misstep • haismo-tistbseeedit cami r the income sad expeedll tare seceast of 93,132 t. 13s. 4d. Sims the lea ecoonato were pal:ebbed the *Nal of the imeopeoy hem le- Grimed to 100,0001 .. sod a mat of 14,5004 ben bees osnied esrmerre had. The oatiefeotory stets of she forma se resat, eimbiee the directors to reesearail b 9 else /met* the payment of a beam of firs per coat. spas Uri_ }.M of the amopsay, adeitioa to Merest et essoust for the led half Isar, at the e110 , ....= patothat the lisaimatieshleg to the 11118•01 es mots, Dow tarried forwesd, will admit at the fad of this year of a material addition to the reserve fund. The following is from the report of the director of the Manchester and County Bank (Limited), to be submitted at the fourth ordinary general meeting on thelOth of February : The directors have nisch Osman in subroittise to the stakeholders the balesoseheit for the half-year aiding 31st December, 1864, whisk omelette the mood year of the bunk's ortehliehmesit. After 11'01404de 111,0001. fee relate • bills on band, the set profit fee the belf.year is 42,2841. Ba. 64., been whisk the incenses miaow to pay • dividend of 12s. per sham, Wing • little more them at the rate of 84 per cost per imam • the espliel. part of which wee only paid op i. Septembee lest Oat of the reembias prods the directors have applied 6.0001. es a Koreas for had and Seabtful debt', braving 15,0001. to he added to the reserve food—which will thus be mimed to 25,00111.—aad 6191. 184.2 d. to be carried forward. The bedews of Me hook has motioned desalt, Is iserems, both et the head ease and at the breeches. The ball-yearly meeting of the Midland Railway Company will take place on the 15th February, at Derby, and will be made special, to authorise the creatio• and 1•11011 of new shares under several acts of parliament. The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Railway Company is called for the Bth February, and will be made special, to receive an agreement between this company and the Great Western Rail way Company ; also to sanction the creation and issue of extension shares under two acts of the past session. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Black wall Railway Company will take place on the 14th February, and will be made special, to consider the proposals from the Great Eastern Railway Company for laming this undertaking. A general meeting of the San Paulo (Brasilia.) Railway Company is convened for the 15th February. A general meeting of the Westminster Palace. Hotel Company (Limited) is called for the 31st inst. ,wheu a dividend is to be declared. An extraordinary meeting of the Legonazo Sul phur and Copper Company (Limited) is to take place on the 28th ,lisary, to decide upon a voluntary " winding up. ILIILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PAZZIAMINT. Yadierilay, altar addoing the Waal groat, the *Media( ardaes wens declared to hem bum eamplied with is the following num : None Loam's Eau WAT.—To amble the company to widow a farther prinks of their nays from the math ski* of Devon's-red, Bromley, Si. a, to the renth side of Higli-eireet, All SWAM Poplar ; to Melee sad improve :Midges is Islington, St. Papaw, sad Newisgtee ; far a dock with oats at Poplar; and to atop up l roads sad acquire Lade MOW:100,0061, ; lose, 38.0 WIMP NORTHAM EAILWAV.—Far a line from to their Hertford, Woo, sad Damnable lime, nest lil= Capital, 600,0001. ; lass. 260.0001. ' EDGWARE, HIGHGATE., AND I.ONDOI.—For two Mort lioes—the Scot from Mapco to the Totteabani sad Hampstead, at Holloway-road ; mad the emend, from Hernewp, en the Gnat Radian, to • Peethea with the Tot tenham and Hampstead Jenallen. Capital, 106,0001. ; ban, 35 6 00:41 B , with pow*, to the Great Northers to subscribe. AIIPTON AND DILI OP WIORT REILWAV.—Por railway from &Mrs, is the New Eon* by a junks with the lloatbannsion adDoeshaster breach al the Booth Winters sear Wood tisilly-bridge, sad tarmioating at Fawley, sad another short brand'. Capital, 70,0001. ; loan, 23,000 L Emmen min Panerow RAILWAT.—For • line from Wastanield maim, mar Igowieh, of the Gnat Eastern Railway, to Felizetow. (lapin'', 70,0004 ; leas, 23,0001. Noire SMUT RAILWAVIL—For • line from the Landau sad Reightoo, at Tootiog-common, toile Loodoe,Chatham, sod Dome at Clapham. Capital, 233,6004 ; leas, 75,0001. HAVANT, HAILILIDON, AND DWI/ORD. — For a he. be times these points and the Landon and Brighton sad the Peterseeld and Bishop's Waltham. Capital, 150,000/4 lose. 130,0604 iframirsrar.—For a junction with Keith and Delftowa, to terminate Is the amnia. of Elgin or Moray, with a brooch to the Taverner' and Perth Jaaction. Capital, 25 r 0001. ; loam, 8,0001. DUIGWALL AND ERTL—For a railway from IV to ie. of Leehalab. Capital, 450,0001.; lose, 150, KUMLA! AND LLANILLY ()ARIAL AND Tammar.—To diesontiane the use of their maids. to ran a bee to the Mountain-bramh of the Llanelly, to change the mom of the company to that of the Barry Port sad Gwoodnath Valley Railway. Capital, 120,0001.; loan, 18,0001. CALEDONIAN RAILWAT.—For Mambas, to be NUM the Glaagow Soathaide Railways, and far • static. sad Ma uve works in Glasgow. Capital, 350,0004; loan, 116,0004 LOSTWITHICL aim Fowm B.AILWAT. —For arrangements la relation to their capital. BIDS Pm COWPANT.—Ior tramways at Ride, &stir% b sad onesectiag limes betimes Ityd• Pima sod the Isle of Wight Railway, purchase of laads. Capital, 25,0006; loan 8,9001, Gummi, can Simms Warman (Ayrshire Liam). The oily aos-oompllance was that in tbe am et the Nautili" Railway. The follow's( area wen partly heard sad *dimmed : Brecon and Merthyr Railway (for various powers) ; Ashby defa-Zonch and Nunestoe ; Chipping Nortoo, Banbury, aad East and Went Jam*" ; Northampton sad Banbury (Deviations) ; Booth Hewn (Devoe) Railway ; Leeds, North Yorkshire, sad Durham. Amoopt the miscellaneous mamma pawed were the bins for Um Wimbledon Commis Folknose Gee, Scottish Dranap and Improvement, Le:mingtoe Gas. Maricaaeraa Imrsovaitatrre.—To amble the oirawstiow to soestrunt sew streets, solute markets, improve lb* Maisel of the Medway, sad effect farther impsommesta I. the city. LIVZIPOOL INTROVINSPTIL —For the eciessnalien al mat widmieg sad sharing of minim( ; aad So provide psi Mao, Playgmends„ sad piers of reereatim. Madame= 610aninarsOa.—For new works. Tres Urn or THZ BLOCKADI RUNNZR LULL Lrveazoot., THURSDAY. —Tb• 'melancholy loss of the blockade russet Lelia, a thin port oa Saturday evening, Um 14th instant, has bees mad* the subject of • Board of Trade inquiry. sad to-day Captain Hamm, ILN., mid Cap- Lie Baker MN., nautical manors, together with Mr. ~,„ BaSas, idi'peediary egistrate, commenced an Loki into AATLWATS 111 TEA CAPE OP GOOD Hors —A we the matter. Mr. Hamill, who apps on behalf of the respondanom his takes place between Hr. A. C. Stewart, Board of Trade, stated that the Lelia was • paddle steamer, of Liverpool, and Mr. Cardwell. the Becretary to the Cob clinker-built, with • steel frame and one deck. Her grove Wes, in which the former Lau* ova the advaseiges which tunas., was 640 toes, and her registered teenage 431 tons. would la hie minion result to tie Colonial and Home 'mere- I She had two engines of 300-horse power. She loft Liver- meets 'by the maploymeet of soldiers is the soestrection =set 9.30 a.m. on the 14th instant, re charge of Captain of railways at the Ospe of Good Hope. The reply from the Buxton Skinner. Her mew omeisted of 49 hawk, Colonialafike is, that the proposal his been forwarded to all told, and she had on board a Cork Ilia • lb. War-oflice. as the questica is Gee which belomp to that Liverpool pilot, together with eight misesagers, i departemet et the goventasset. 811 m bad on board 85 tone dead weight, and 460 tan l ROYAL COLLMOZ OP Hunnions Of KBOLLND.— cargo. The barometer was very low and falling, and a 1 The following gentlemen, having undergoes the wwwwwy strong gale blew from the northmeet, and when she paned I enaminations fir the diploma, Wall admitted natimben of the Crosby Lightship, thew was brsakteg over her. After ti l e College a t a ineeting of the Court c r it ma idnaca as the passing the North-west Lightship she shipped • great deal huh Inet.. vit. :..—lfegars. ff ie di s ead Ammo p s y ca lk of water which caused her to mills by the had. and the ' M.D., Queen's Heiversity lava. Cork ; Willem John captain wondered it desirable to turn tack fa; Lfwmpoold Yaps, Bermeedlatee, ff a l e emace.read p la ate i peeceo; Bhs woe last her steerage way, but by the assleance of a , Arundel Bill Cotter, Cork ; Edwin Child, L.S. Fere sail her head was brwght round towards Liverpool. After ; ham, Andover (Charing-moss) ; Richard Jeffreys, Chest s. proceeding for • few miles as sank deepsla the water. I bald (Shahid) ; Frank Charles Pinnathe Howes, L fi.A. and her hatches burst apse. The Lynes Wore then . Great Yarmouth tinges Oelhge) ; Jan Otiose, Oath stopped sad the boats clamed at, of which oar two get 1 Baas (Lint's College) ; Bdward William Adrien, safely away, the others being catelesd. The other two phi wea l, Duke Ir Mi re d cwt.," n a b r ii ips when they Lathed the North - west Lightship dm sapeised, (Oa 's) ; 'ldris Carts,, Irately. Heats (St. Har ald say 12 persons were rescued of the crew, 8 pos. l e a ) ; Am in , T al k., m is m ig t os Ki s o) ; J a b s engem, and 2 pilot. being &mown the drowned. Mr. Norm, Aberdees (Biletargh); Richert Wel& Par- Thirteen, of the Liverpool Observatory, stated that at kiss.., Qualified (Dahlia) ; James Rimer linederrak midnight as the 13th the barometerstood at 28.55, and ( :a t e b sta l ; N o wa Bmi;ned e ianisn = next morning d half -pest eight it was 28.34. The ere was ) • Ja e n om . r see. adjoarsed until tomorrow. it, imitator's) ; Ursa .D. Effisbura, The Peninsular and Oriental Company ' s La il Sly* Nerthembieland (11ilast); Mined Oman Tam genie Pen arrived at Soethemptos yesLrda from Lea- Ono% weetlil i s) ; Jena Lima Drammen. Now Zan der', where abe has bees for some 1110.11hl en-bad ; sad Reba Leh% North tenths repairs sod alterstona. Dins SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S.-THIIEBDAY. With suelewealber7t7res oriy a nait;TrOTUrptise that rrea a amber of Tattersall's w bold mum& to venture 14444ptitHrismashesorter. Buse dues QC how- ever, 05114 tile eieleell imitis• - iiiiimmfi lap tuft.' actions did not show that their laitstry at with ihr reward. Tie only noticeable feature w the inereming fifInDSOM of Bedminster for the Derby. He wu beaked at WO to 1 for 31.10& at the Victoria Olub, early is the afternoon, and bare he was is &mud at the woe grim. A fresh outsider was ktrodooed in the Colt by Leamisgtos, out of Catherine Parr, at 1,000 to 10. Closing prices : TWO THOUSAND. 10 to, 1 apt Mr. Mania Zambesi (I) DERBY. 12 to 1 silt The Marq;ll - 7iiirtive 71to Doha 3to tot.) st to t fair liawllcto Bodostsator 3to 20, 1000 to 10 Mr. frown.frown. c, by Leamington—Cath l.) etia, Parr 3) TER Sen/No HANDICLPL—It a nista on authority that the weights for the Newmarket Handicap, City and Subur ban, Matropolitan, Cheater Cup, Grist Northamptonshire Stakes, and St. Lu Handicap will not appear until mat wink. BOAT Ilics.—Tbe aquatic season for 1865 WAS y darner opined with the mullion rue between Po s er tog sae Percy, for a stake of 1001., King allowing his opponent 51. for ealtheocal expenses in coming from the north to row. The race has been looked forward to with BOWS interest by sporting ISM. the easy manner ia which Percy defeated Harry Clasper inducing the oath -country moo to think that May bad a good thing in matchless him spinet the P.R. ex-champion, who, like his opponent, had only rowed or rate fora stake. King trailed at the White Hart, Barnes, tinder the ore of George Dawitt, and wee in excellent rowing condition, exhibitinga marked inaproirtir&st 'is kis style era be defeated May. Percy. when in the north, trained with R. Cooper, at Devotee, sad en his ar rival at Putney • few days ago,located himself at the Star sad Garter teem, He was is brat-rate trim, and has evidently had a dial of praise is the boats, front his neat style of seelliag. The betting had Fes strictly level daring the past few &ye, Klog himself bawls/ reseed 9001. at that pries. In order to avoid the arta= delay reading the of a referee at Purely cm the day at the race, Mr. J. Ireland, of the London Rowing Club, was on Monday *sleeted to fill that post. Two steamboats were chartered to accompany the race, the attendros berg very numerous, despite the dreary state of the weather. On the shore the betting was 6is4 se Kiss, but r roe as the company had metarkid on the steam boat& the money was lumped on Percy, till he became the favourite at 6 to 4. George Drewitt was in to bow of Kinis meter, E. Oesor tm o g filoiating for Percy. Os getting off Pere erased • bt teed, ad at the Pier was show. lug in hoot by half a th. There was so alteration in the position until they had posted Simmons's, when King drew op level with his opponent, and on rounding the Point was three lths in hoot. At the Crab Tree he bad added another Lena to his load. Percy new triad • spurt, and oed • length noon King by the time they Noshed the Soap Worts, where a het of 501. to 11, was Lid upon Kis& Harnmeernith-bridg• was resoled by Kies with • lead of two Imager and • MU, the Om Porpled ta 4W =this portion of the distance being 10 Wants 40 At Chiswick Eyot King had increased his lead to about half • dunes lengths, but his left arm giving way shortly afterwards, the northasantryman gradually crept up, nod at liarnes-bridge was only half a length is the rear. At Wilcox's the pair had become exactly level, but who by this time had somewhat recovered from the weak ness it his arm, spa drew away, and ultimately west in the winner of this exciting contest by about three treks. The time occupied is rosier the distance was 25 minutes 37 aseonds. It is but fair to mestion that Percy rowed throughout, bet hie cutter was such • long way gamely, that it was al no service whatever to him. The winner has two more engagements co hand—or with fillare, from Patsy to Hammersmith, for 1001., cm Feb. 9 ; the other with Cain, from Putney to Mortlake, for 101., on Feb. 2t. CALM ro 2718 BAR. LINCOLN'S INN, JAN. 26. The under-named gentlemen were this day called to the degree of Banister. at-law by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, vis.:— Hobert Neil, Dig., Cambridge University ; Arthur Talbot Smith, Esq., 8.A., Cambridge; Herbert Hatfield Harter, Em., N.A. and LL.B., Cambridge ; Henry Ala:ander Gifford. Esq., LA., Oxford ; Walter Bernard Btes, Esq., 8.A., Oxford; Frederick Townsend Procter, seq.; James Thomas Haramick, Esq.; George Ashley Dodd, Esq., BA., Oxford ; Hensler Edward Dishy, Esq., M.A.., Oxford ; Henry Denis Le llarchaet, Erg., N.A., Oxford ; Frederic La Tour Meson, Esq., 8.A., Oxford ; and Zachary Edwards, Eq., 8.A., Oxford. lenza TEMA JAN. 26.—The usdarinentioned gentle. men were ibis day called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Isaac Temple :—David Lye& Esq., holder of the studentship awarded in Trinity Term, 1864, MA., St. AadreVe, grad LLD., London; Charles Evan Thomas, list iv lLA., Cambridge ; Henry James William Wheeler, ~ 8.A., Oxford ; Charles Learns, Esq., BA., oxford ; Winn Edward Murray Tomlieson, Esq., LA., Oxford; Thomas Whittenbary Whreler. Esq., 8.A., Cambridge ; William Cecil Smyly, Esq., LL.B., Cambridge ; George Leigh Cod:robe, Esq. ; James linnet Brudenell Brom, Esq.; Edward Priessfather O'Brien, Egg., RA., Dublin ; Jamie Albert Clement Tabor, FgW Sllem bridge ; Mangos Powell, Esq., 8.A., Cambridge ; Frederick Trani. Esq., DAM, S. Oxford,. E. Wyse* Powell, P I" • aed floury Warfel /TOM Eq., 8.A., Oxford. aar's-urw, JAIL 46.—At a passim of the Honourable Society of Ony's-100, badge this day, William LOMOS Rushton, youngest son ef Edward Haskton, Esq., late of Liverpool, and a barrister of the Inner Temple, deemed, was called to the degree of BettisterateLaw. MIDDLI 1111/13, JLN. 28.—The under•mentioned gentle. sees were this day called to the dogma of the Utter Bar by the Hosourable Society al the Middle Temple :—Hass Morri me, Fag.. 8.A., Trinity College. Dublin; Wesley Tom, Esq.; BA., Sydney University; Robert Dennison Clarke, Esq., RA., Caine College, Cambridge ; Thomas lbsricrie Dodiogton, Esq., 8.A.. Trinity College, Combridum ; Ed mood Lumley, Esq., 8.A.. Trinity Collage, Cambridge ; David Naamith, E. 7., cif the University of Landon ; mood Thomas, ; Edouard Amend Eros', Foq.; Alex. order Nunhood skin, Esq., of the University of Edis. burgh ; Antonio Levan* Fenesdee, Req.; and Henry Abbott Robert Alexander, fag. [TWOPENC] ALARMING ACCIDENT •T TES BT. PETERS STREET 'OMAN CATHOLIC BCHOOL. last evening an accident which wee calculated to be el lie nest Moline character easoned at the Scans nations Free School -row" attached te the clang et St, gm's, Itonlefecry-road. Westamiader, the wheal being silmete la Bt. Paeoehreat. The bongos ed}eloal thoomaiel lodging-houses in St. Peter-dreet, sad was in Half aroaseleall araarotatal drootals.ths haregag user 10 0.0 in part at a playaeoin fee dab= est at rele7el W ari: the weather wen maim% IMO son* hesionlgobrgonter, which fell is. being devoted to argoleekir maim Wpm in length abed 00 bat, rad SO gob. trier, alatbleit retie lower part bates rat aff fan prnfts hetad, bolt Sold* isegth el the spoor Sear labsi . irsi der-thendreekeeew The ciarek t• which all iiiiidnekihealsi • thole in soliceity eetehlidia, 11f#004014, *dim to said their aged. sal eare~li.dlegdn_ . Wee Weld wept the 111110~11111 , 'OM is An titling the 11{1101141 to eat* ittlel-14„ War gm wooded at Quad ameba Owe in aid ei the chong at Al. Meszb Sialeft Iffesiodoster, will fake sloes Weikkrisiss. Is.- 18 dle The Mehra wore void at - St tomb. Igo - Sawa sad is fae smear resperealdliii, lii • - , th•sittigibiLvdtgL. ire Seeds( wows, Moe . = at Ing Igoe matt • . Modell Pore.P4sal rigdapa—in abed yam Abe of 06 .7 = wing chowl from the esster• to the resiore side gave way, add precipitated upwards of a haired peens dews to the floor beneath, moist the MINIM sad cries d ell. The brut tensional - of the catastrophe ooneequeett apse the dust raised led to the belief that s Ire bad boost oat ; and to a nista silent such as impression woes finnan one, for the slum belag gives Moe inehrigede ens ha biped to the spot, fors• ton among* whom wee eondostor James Cottrell, of the none brigade, who readasi nee invaluable suntan* in rears* mew, rondo, sad children from the windows of the billing. In their many ad (eight fVI tom down the wiliew mashes, and would have leapt on to the poord beasath, badman ben reitaiaarl by the pollee, who were imarefistely upon the spot Cottrell mooed 178 of those es thettppwr leer, who huh tor In judicious nenapsont would have precipitant tbmasives her t h e tinders. The police son did pod eeriest nil %wawa, thirty were conveyed to the Westminster HespiteL Beyond ere sot experied to Burin Nearly litly Were attended to, sad to Inn, whale a pest nay wen conveyed to the reeilepan el Pie Mesa% witAmel esk. rag hospital eariminl. Amami Os erweeir lejani. ta Mos Adelaide P= l : L be meows el Os hireettery, wine Main/ in 1M THE MI MS 111 Tri , BUILDIN6 TRADE. A meeting of carpenters and joiners was held at the Odd ream' MA Bininhighars, en Wsdarday evening, la rebrewas to the combaters metlisd as hawing bass r psnisd by the Martha lthilden, Assesiatina, as their massing IS It May lest. The &Madam was IRMOTOOII. Mr. JOHN' CW l ==ed ; sad Mr. Hobert App i tq Secretary a tee ; of Loudon, I was permit. The Ali th i rr Ud iass °6 Z a that since t meeting the snidest of the discharge riots had bean well cosaiderd as both midge Mame ma that the (Acing hid conducted the hanktherls • meth pmirwamy macaw--e tie way that was calculated to Imo as httla ill•feeling as possible after this greet struggle. Hitherto their rose bad prospered, sad eno great throe why it had done so was that the gram it the ply had Sadie their part, sad this Warm by their good ocaduct arid the moderation with which they hadocedseted their opposition. to the discharge sots, they hid email the wad Mien of the sembrelers of thapsess, and of the pubbc at loge. Yvon the ninstirs, it was said, bad at length bsea forced to morphs the Jostles of the scam's opposition to the Ibeharge vets. • The Mestere bad fossil .at that they wen wrong, sold it aright have hiss expected that when they me& this dimovery they would bays aislosowledird it freshly, end all ill-feelher Mold ~bes both Mao ast they mould set Met the mos basely ge ls a y d what they had datornaiand to do. They bold a wintor sass hemill* and althried oothin to e ft s out thith thew mil so Ma loos this melt 1 ' informally, end she nisthere would not condemead to toll the nieo what their determi nation was. The dithers bad called at the °Mom of the mania 1111111111111636, hat with used* to get thy idioms- Men. This firestroeth was hardly what a body .1 mw of eerie sad self-respect bad a right to expect. I s lit;: d lterJosso named, " That this meeting and coolinns the wed ressistint as mired os the fled Doses bar, 1864, white moieties was as follows :—' That we, the earmatera sad }others of Birmlogbam. pledge carselves sot to resume Wit till the mem Waders mom* to a perfect understood* with our comatilder, end pledge thernealthe to withdraw Um d*harge Dots, sad not to introduce It at any future sists.'" Mr. W. Sayers seconded the moll:Aloe. He felt sathdled list the isrlostion of the recut was not to withdraw the discharge nolo wholly and finally. Mr. general mrstary of the Amalgamated Society Y P ear th. parists. Losers, argued that it was Dot worth while to Mad oat mendy because the intimatiori they bed readied of the discharge not. was not caked. 'His sawsimsts were hoard with imp:teem, the Wrieiss of the meting seam* to be that the masters had Mused the lan dimespeetfully sod cootocaptemsly by re fuels; to OOMMIIIIIIIO.II with t he m directly in reference to the withdrawal al the discharge sets. 1 e moclusion, Mr. Applied h onaperisd that a dimataties from the meting should crab upon the mestere, sad ask them whether they wen willing to withdraw the discharge note finally 'arid nummelitionally. With reference to the sods of rake which it was iste•ded to draw up, he thought they might be very well drawn up while the men were at work, sad he thought the money would sot support the men if they stood oat mendtowait far a epode of Mee to be drawn sp. After farthersores dimmios the resoluble' was pet and carried tinanizseMr. O. Danes moved, " That we take this of Mara*/ ge Imes to car fellow• souhavettherto ro andme aaauuuddd i rdirred VablW es, sad to f‘t'r the he pra m support ti thi very Impartial masser ie which they have db .:awed the mares and dommils of the discharge site." Mr. Last escoodid the moirea, which was carried. Mr. T. Matthews moved, "That this meeting madden that it is the imperative duty of the operative. of Saglaad, and orporilelly of the building trades, to avail themselves of the great bandits resulting from combination in trades' unless sad co-optssiton." Mr. Sayer seconded the milieu, sad seggestal the fonnatlon ot a mutual vorigratios so ciety. The :theistic* was carried . — Mr. —Mr. Bram moved, " That with the view of Milos the sincerity of the an -110111130•Millft whisk hat ban ' , Wished is the daily papers as to the withdrawal of the discharge aota. a deputation of two or more be appointed from this meeting to wait upon the Mather laillaws' Asesdatioe, sad that Mr. Moto. be writes to as to wires he would smith sash dsputallos." Mr. Matthews noosed the resolution, which was adopted and the deputation appointed as proposed. A namorously &beaded nosebag of delegates from the various is them was mrpostere societies and shops held last sight at the Dr. lobos«. Mosic.h.ll, et atcurt, Flestebest. to Mks tae eoneideration the promet polition of the strike is the midland counties. Mr. Prism, %dale. 1...fr0m the Birminghamemoutittee, wes prommt. Mr. essepted the doh. Mr. O. Potter, is globe ths report frees the sahosemnitles,esid that eillatis LA Melt ing much eicitemsat had prevailed is the belie °win to the morbid withdtawal of the diesterse Dote by the mar tees, but tamilai te Misusage resolved oidy that mislag from the tows' os strike sot the &lightest intlmatiso had bees gives by the Masters' AssedaMoo to the roan of such withdrawal, but as the seats" the roes es *Miami= to the miters moretaries V ties various towns oosld get so &Dome answer. Unarm Dime cireumetentee, the WOO at Bhutisiltaas, Otimmloy, Walsall, Nottingham, and other tows' bad set ressmed meek, nor scold they de so until the mastitis hod withdrawn the *eke is the same cMcial way as they had giros *oboe of its introdootka, end set the see to chow up roles which would prevail the istroduction of the climbers* sole as any future time. After room dicomios, a 11801114011 Me moved, sad insaimously adopted. as fellows :—"That thb roosting of delegates ap prove alibi mese taken by the oymatires es strike Is the =idled ormalies, is sot remains work until they naive an alma inthstatios tram the Kelligfe Association, of the entire sad monsditiorial withdrawal of the obootioos dis ahem sets t sod Midge Mossissime to motions their support so bag so the sass may lam amain out." It was also re solved—" That is the °plebe ci Ibis meeting, it would be advisable to 'assume a essforsem of the *hob of the build. Mg trades throughout the reentry as early as presible t for the adoption of a code of rules for regslatieg the trade, sod the appoistmeist of • exmailles le ley those rules before the representatives of the lest...' Amooketens for mutual discussion, and with the oldies of Levis' all future diocese settlod by arhibittlea." was farther resolved, 'T'hat the delippies Am* Ow to theirmezt yeeetleg, take the opinions of the miens see sties span the above essolitiosh with the view to irosoecrat• &aim" ?icemen° On or Minot, —T he cowardly and owl practise of tior ell at vitriol aril pepper bin the teen et people ew te he worth miles& Cr from motives of roves.% is revivisi is Liverpool, oad e t th e police mart yesterdays woman sassed dee (looser was steeped with thissiee • cep trall id ell of vitriol es • man with whims As bed ealealitted. The easteets of the cap tatteastely missed the mares lass, bet it destroyed anew d 1 his elesbee Ihireriesser, wise said tie did sot one lAA I bow dim ese eletaltdadke illt"