The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

IF EXIIIBITION OF 1851. • • r sr , bil ,pv to find that our suggestion as to the dto Christmaa bonds s ( w eek will k hes bee M s , . -" gime to, -• ,tiorvirrin. • iu d, coa•neted with the Exhibition. The • ciatracton are hardly exceeded in their b i' t i.troeto whom the adieus duties el massballing the world bate bees entrusted. Already s ob arcane co mmittee are hued cep within the '• 4%; and already the committees of specialtis , ▪ pe•eries their dude,. Pros every pert • • ttf nuunte a the dotage of peoviscial noes m 1,1 the great centrel autliarities; sod the • ..t.r••t of the nista" in t he colossal eidesete sepses • •e, tie activity au the part of eabearbes. • ,at"stody o ars coma to bond of large additions! 462- the great med. ► The authorities of veils. t AitinCe, appaar to be opening the c irporation Aster the attunes of the enteral excitement. Dee r• le003 atiiential provincia quarters are beginning t••• 4 appearance before the astral executive rasa raprioant varies grimaces. One from Bradford .• •,•.rind tH that locality, and sounded s loud note r,a.ideratioa of the courtesy with which the • .eceived them, sad the additioaal space which was •soted. I...nurative solos of the central tosastesion is ~nuked by the Minister of Cl/tamers, has has considering what amount of expanse the go , so to, for which a credit will Seedy be de , m the Betas! Amembly. The sliest veil' be . and will compels 1. The expense of trans : ir,., sod examinatioa et the artiales there. 2. Tne - ii transport to Loaders, sad Sato Perim. 3. The 4 mites at Loads lee the teeeptioa of the wars, the combos mossy le be gives to the mutes aunt ef dues, in ere el isle el the Wilke it •.'l, the exposes el leasepart to its Wang of the •, .n, the ansekieg, sad die speckles of to garde_ &c. 4. The earns of the bodging sad epersoteisel, ~.•• attending Gallas el the Preach Calllgginnilli as • 6. A est 54-160,0001. (6,00014 ter the pssness • of snaaufaeousel ertiatiol, asclellearessoillsobeese to enrich the shim celleatioas Tries. " I mousy in hand to meet all shatesen exposes., isnot lad to be • ecosidurable is it • istiativit me p-51 sissy, es be called after lasses Coat, has bees • foe the purpose of esaveying the splendid spedmmee • set masfestares of that city to Hyde• park. The •e of tee Jesus Cower was will ha also to arrays, .n goods Is the ilabiblitea se Sebes& advastage, to with merchants es the part of Parities 4s•-la to transact all alsortam basins is Lastss fee in eshibiten. noddle!, it it almost' Onnecessuy 'to remark, has • eroded with rapidly thronghout 00Sp et west. The .•,•• arches hove bees raised, the 9 webs has been laid ,"•.ver a lugs serfage, sad the glazing has bees scatty .;.,ed. 'file lean whit& hare bees so generally ex• ed u to the asset of airings rani of the Erectors, ▪ re putishaly of thet part whisb supposes the !t ro• nbe, has led the astkorlaiss to receasiger re d ,glen the parts rehezed to. The &Weaken of thi• in ,, will, it a hoped, set at nil these apprehensions in newt people has bee& Isdieladelge. The 'talc um reaulate the programa this streets. are sea have superintended the seals of cots few of those ridges sad beadier' whisk age the pride of the ay : sad this coneideratioa ass twist say bare, when spa uchisetural aelealaligo is involved. We have sty sanded to the ssiesdoto. Stiehl _of various Lead bails; but we ley pirtigalaay tofu to of 1.-eds. codeouttee, under the able direc of Mr. C.wood. bye Veen Saltines's.% exertion., end at the melts el their Shouts are Se fellswiag valuable re , is to tail OZOC11,11•111 committee t-TheLz i ont at ineed • •to it ride of their district be classed in pr groups ,irsoles and distinct kis& to textures, sad, each awry stoup shout l he subdielied. late seiteadazy sleeps, .l a urs, according te sack a scale at the sea le•incion of prise or sterility say = a t:s4dl.la me They Irks- , ree,nJmead teas, la order to avoid ell assesseary and sandhog a the weals. goals mot to W lehibi• • ~ pattern, or patters of sue pine ho sat off cad • 4, it, Ito that tne balk of the goods say set be .• They further suggest that experkeeed peseta be to take charge of all wagtail pooh, mhos duty r•insist he ensiling to careful folding, committee of chairmen hive badly -• . the tollimieg as the proportions of apace to be t ms- lief/seal manufactures or Lihdon s MATIIRIALX -1. Metallurgy and mistral rodents, it 2 CrieMitlli and pharcdousitiosi promises and geeerally, 906 h. 3 Vegetable and sisal sto ve. sad s.v hod, it seansfectares, inspletormes or for ~went. 2,147 li. ,ti tut.-4. Machias. fns- direct use, 7.106 ft. 6. ✓ .aaturtm esechinee mad tools, 6,196 ft. b. Msnasiesl, •1 coarse, arceiteetaral and building costriveses, 7. Military and goal engineering, meatier., &a ••. end serostrimeste, 3,306 It. 8. Agricultural aati • total machines and Splements, open. for future as. ‘,. rat. 9. Minkel Matra:sem, 2,891 fr. 10. Pales lestraments and melanin , ous enntrissess, Including • medessoding ups tear se, 2,634 ft. ll teeftestasa. -11 Cuts, 160 ft. 12. Woollen and • tad. MI3 le 13. Silk and velvet, 140 ft. 14. Linen t. 16. Mixed (.brio, 880 ft 16. Leather, Including ...If ry sad hare. se, Mee, far, sad hour. 913 ft. 17. Piper, ssong, and bookbio•ling, 1,200 ft. 18. Printing and ~:rte of woven, spun, felted, and had fabric., 6001 t. tor *try, Including carpets and gone clothe lace and avr dory, fence sad industrial wake, 660 ft. 20 Arid.. •hinit for immediate, pereasel, or thumb as.. 900 ft. . • , Ages end tbeir appartenases. 4,000 ft. 22. Cutlery, le, and surgical insoursests, 427 ft. 23. Weenie% meted inns, east iron, sad Iron estiags, 1,000 ft. • eel hardware. 4 3oe ft. 24. W eking is precious • sellery, end all articles of luxury met included in • • t ortes, 1,800 ft. 26. Ohs waste saaanhetare, eartkenware, ite.. 1,390 ft. 27. Dales tore and nunektery, hicluding piper Magas. and • •-he, 8,200 11. 28. Manefeehers la mineral sub - mad fee bedding nr decontioac es in marble, elate, :- 0, lament., artificial stone& die., 1,600 ft. D. i• moculaanres, including massfeeteres from • fun vegeta de subeeencee, sot being woven, felted, or • mall wares, 1,900 ft. • - t rnr saw-90. Models end plastic art, 7,000 feet. • • shames will sow premed to investigate the quelity • - -.,me of exhibitors from the metropolitan committees ,• - 4 eider these thirty actions and will allot to each •i ..• r Ste may be darned wee;hy of the honour the r 4 liar NM *Mtn 11111i16 gall be appropriated under • • i• erressmst. • epece regained by Masehester is the machinery de -1,:.',.,M7" tW Dane r lif, lal aa rewl,..fOr o a r, t d att ac re li bl i e r 3 1. 0 h 0 i 0 c1: P eOu i ld ▪ , ‘,....ted fa • abed, Or tel Mr epee air, 16,600 . feet. The t w tocsaws ham slatted 14,000 hat to Monchorer ; sad, v•il maememittee bed greedy nut down the sppfl f•. mese 1,1100 feet, it NMI probable that the space ''•t •onid be aillident. •Tlis &sal commiseleners Agee ▪ Maschavir 480 superlda feet of hone Hotel filer ' ,oh', sew in the semis saw messiah out ef 800 de 4 . l• !mow sperlicial test Is the maeltihery section, out .lentasdal ; 3,400 bet to fks siatiss son ulaetand , of 4,000 dessoded; red 139 bet for the tine •-• evr.st 91 stied kw. The arangllttaa kiwi , g reason r. , •• • ifelnit the limitation of the space for manufactursd e •to *2,1.•t err , the following reply wee received from • 1.1 enomiatosers:-OMee for the Iseeative Co.. ' • 1, 0 Peluoystd, Westminster, December 7, gut Inter of the 4th list. Se bees referred to ▪ ••• Ito r .cal ammiseion. In it you express the • our ye.• A the Manchester commitme that only 2,400 Set of • ok.eeld be rested in the department of ensaufse• ooto,d Mobs 1,000 feet demanded, sad you strongly so: ..1.• a taw y of granting from four to five thousand is. o . tete lam to Storm yea that we measly feel the s • liace as the contabutfune to be ant from Manchester, t! hat we soak every etfoes. Maeda, every eallateral • it of seer, to grant ti your committal Slaters Ineome fee Mir exhibition of its manefestares. Under thin tn. largest socunt of space WeaLfrealled *hi" , be ^•,'ot maid give, without actual in' befog des • epplusiss from other mans dog diaries. •• 1, 4 hoped that a considerable port Of to. plebs and mos fabric! of Manchester could be seseverted into odes*. This verti, evue nifty be appropriated to •itatttlesse, stases' two feet oat from the well, these two I " . base Iletnnltr , l from the breadth of the onseter, • to fa gess, seven lee*. broad. Thin vertical mace 4.y she la sad for hanging goods, end is that which is add es la the olanient under the term "wall." ir caseate. are probably not swan that the demands 1 .• •; , e, aes very such greater than that whisk It is in our tto OW It it, therefore, aboolately impossible to greet L that is required by any one tow., bowever mach, so in ae eve, see may vales its expected seetributiess. We hi.: ay Spill the esileasses ef OM! treat to segagesedate 4. math is possible, to the ?Seated saes Sikh it is Ismer to afford. 'lt as quits impowdble to accede to !rt nyast to grist 2 090 mare feet ailditiosal, lee than. • spice from which it es be greased. fillanW, "*"o. tare belay avaidalde ameants arising hot epees 4 .'••1 by the sheerest semmitters tharsehost the country, m will has be taken data besediste eassideratige. tax the honour le be, sir, yes meet obedient IterTant, • Posi rout, COlllibiaSiOnaT.-11tontaa Worth `'._'• 1. • lion. fis* to Local Committee, Tows Dell, .".I,llltot, ▪ c ilartm, or Coekermouth, preparing to 'mid te the ,w t i..at year, variety of uncles which had hem amw process to randier them waterproof. Bie . /L '"t• tine• da of : They 'roof every fabric. floss op e n lace to the fustian of the mechanic; each *.. , Us to b 4 u if just cut from the web; not the slightest , ce a observable lasterizt those that had andergens e awaterpro.hing sad those that had not ; sees t• ' 4 ' tho a. ha ass sot is Must domed, either is Y. swil, except that they are YeefeedY l•Perei ::. ..!ete the water tellies nee Wet ea Ii free the b, t i, or ete sebbege Ii The noel ezumerdleery • ".. 1 wee to a pleeeet epos wear lam, white had 3 vaor fw t h e l o t math, the water Veiling epos to. yea oh. a Nat 011iekiiIM • asd the ether a p o se °s.. sad y w a;ol, oa which was peered beaks. no u'ilPf affect then the Man pods( lifleinn ." 4 1 itatif alvenrbing net etas parade et water." ' l /r4AL. —lt tartan bees lasted, is raspoit di , ( tetai Ethibition of 1861. that " P. 0 14 .1•116. er l ," u 2 l, it the slobs willed' had 1, 0 104 4" thi s Itthar a i l ia sa y, l amest, ma sumo tonether ermin e , . c udserlealtariste of lidthee. sad MP' y 4 * eigninieve mom. br_fins_sisaa. of all the predusiese meete.e. ofe• s , eee when they are to be Net not will --t "' then ' • a jetty will decide tosstoss WWl ate to be ileeetseteat will defray all the mews& Os Tait littßtik DAY° -' Ohne. bet tbiy blot alee Wilma in albino repel. doss to soh ober. Mr. Mei& in hie mihdrable works se mbar, hos Am, by direst miteliment, that whirs lighten lists 01 Mee, red, and yellow neutrals nng eel saber is the prorn tioas of 8,6, and 3. It will be weft sass that the nearer we can arrive at this state of sinstrality, the term harmonious and lightliving will a beadles biome; arced sm examination of the wet peke opesimme of Itarmaskes enuring of the ancients will skew that this proposed* has generally obtained—that is to say, that there bee bee as much blue as the yellow and red put together. Thus the light and the shade an made to balance each other. Of sows we cannot. in dosorating balldiegs, always command the elect imparter' ef chured surface we require, bet the balsam el NM= sae always be obtained try • dmgd in the Wean themselves; *hue, if the MINN to be seem* issnid give too math yellow, we melte the seliseremelerea end the blue more purple ! —that is, we should hike the yellow oat of them . So if we had Ms meek blue Ireebeele m ks the yellow more orange and the rod more .melee. A prarrised eye will as readily do this as a man may time a musical instrument. It is here that science abodes the artist, who meet treat to his ewe pi r. teptions, cultivated by repeated trials and Wares. Is the yeesent instance I mast do this in the presents of the world et large. In ordinary cease the architect may shut up his building till it is complete. Here the pabbe will watch every stop from the Inc to the Ise. On this account I invite yea to suspend your judgment, and beg of Moe who have aliney nen the specimen at the buildiag, or who may see the nark ia its progress, to banish constantly from their minds objects by which it is now surrounded. It is Oaken to all that a yellow and blue colour will appear wry dillimeatly when seen with a carpet or other kale. - r kr a back posed, to what it does now with ninakegessisd of &el boards, end a fore-ground of tarpon ame lomat*. This I had the honour of pointiog out to the sepal esetatiesessers a kw days since, by seco 'demos.nding a erns finlllenete at disuses 24 feet from tbe The end blue solarium ot stood sue dem Mud solid, whilst ate eall OPIUM the red fell bask le the level of the • eel and brown carpets, and the alum ka Its boight•ess eni solidity. I may as well ken sestles that this eall Wenq wide k has beta the sahlest a Mee misepprebeesisa, New home any pert et my plan. I painted it is she. Mew le Ole Wilhee of some shies, mike *slight it woad& . girrheial lege yellow esi bbse edema bat mit we in meet Medea. maths Wed& 1 lot hid dews to eseetnebth I knew that it would not de, and is the meet Me lowed For myself, I have a condition hogs, grounded an the sups Aube of yeses devoted to this titular bras* din k era the principles and plea I have the Wien legeepese to Ike royal commiskos for the decaratism dials senstare will be feand, whoa oesples, set M il = b rpos itiristatios, or prove wholly saliently the peat ifs reading of the paper wee followed by esasklerebli ° g a r. Taxao • sald that be eassidered tw pantie; of the seder aide et the girders rd wee a &won, from that good tone whisk was doubt/only &spilled In the ether yawns of the buildiag. Mr. Jon ea stated that the same opinion had bean enter tained by mould sassaben of the royal *mansion, who had looked upward to the ono or two Orden when were coloured red ; bat upon stepping beck, at hi socesedon, and looking forward instead of upward, these 'plain Imme diately changed, and they stated that they would hardly have known it for the soma this. The speststor ereakl, th viewing this parties Mahe isteradea t hays to estrekkee that thee were many shereeda rif Olden the bedidies. Weida the one or two immedistely medal whisk he wee ~di* and it was to the arse; of the whole Met he might le leek, rather Mae to the weans, if else or two halted girders. The thanks of the meeting were easaiseeagy scandal to Mr. James, sad the wale( broke up. Tseeday wet the essasittee will publish thobsatruetione W ilsowi who have septhine to send. The eetaseittos ha heii several min ge sal I have good yround to say t • sirrieulture will ha the object to w bleb most attentive stlL t• paid. DECORATIONS OF THE BUILDINO. At a meeting of the Royal Institute of British Anthiteets, held that *he. Mr. Owes Joan read a pacer oa ." bill Heeerstions gemmed Is, the Exhibition boildiag in ilffitegerb." The Mffiathetes -el inamben was unusually t a t ra rcurst a tT. = 4 ,w,.°4 6 '„1.b7 44 ,--- T...b.i, was taken by A. Salvia Esq. The usual toe- Ilee a die isethat• having bees disc:mod of, • • •114. ()wee Jona, proorieded who the reeding of his pre, hem "Ma we give the slams poleter,—" Of late peon, the anyilaymeat sad appreciattma of gaper has mis sense rapid arid.* throughout Sompte. MO lieg hag bas legged far belthid, which is the Siege treeterk aMe as her waters love Wag been temeeellit le eto- 1 Marisa. The fault lies, I feu, with eareeleee, hi that We have toe Imag negleeted this reenlist punish of s *hi. messed st udi es sad pesthole. Tee intake , 10 oarlissos have bee. gine over to the epholsterer lid thiethelielk laway of then men of great tote and talent, I di eas = still we mut regret that our netnews ban ma more et their skill sad learning to this sabjee, sad 'bees prepared to lead rather then to follow. We soe osly now beginning to shake off the trammels ia which the 1 last the of mineral whitewashing hes left va. Every: thing but pan white was considered %Menially, and rtfll M considered by lathy, se wanting in good taste. The *A dores of colour on the monuments of Once* were, as we all know, at lint stoutly denied, and thee supposed to be the Watt of after barbarous egos. Whew this was so longer tenable, it was said that the t though perfect manors of form, were ignoraat of Othellfs er at all events sainipplied it. Mu were Wastage N i es op Abair leso.eberialeal idea of w white marble Oa Perihelion sod the simplicity of its forme, eel egibthil W regard it as • baildisg coloured is only part, ter aligellei with- • 'most elaborate system of INSMINIVIdia. Ti. 1 steeliness, of en Poe Getffie eethedvell has lost leak its beauty from the entire absence of colour. He who with.' out prejudice surveys a Gettig building, for the ins goo I picked out In soloed, will be forced to aderiithat weellama, he bad not understood or appreented Gothic areni sod would Bad that smear of the getemetrkal to= nosbicatisaa beton lift depended eurtrely ea colour for their I full development. We an too apt to eassider that shirk 1 we fiad established 'Snead use the right ; bat. between I gtsc=rooted the Puritan prejadioes en miser say bawl we tow tut shaking *am of, sad whoa we haw inns iad se this. will he no resew to fear that Megeffiffi other mations is the ran, as Act i g . ll4l had r ffiNip glebe p, by the increased seamy, , So/Slkr peon Moto of her loss; whim ethle2E see ido AIA ' therein lost in the cemusescen It is .sot asemauy kw me te lich Palatial of whisk we are sow mks te le well hatters manse el you, by it. menellear the simplicity of -es cometrectioo, sod the •11- white kw bees ban ot the power which the ispd. • el 'Wife limas will give is protheirg grandeur ef 100; sad I wish sew to show that this grandeur stay be still bertha, warmed by a system of miming mkt*. by maskiageininettly every Ina in the lesilehto, theft testi le fartesee its knew, ieskegth, end he bulk: The very eaten of t he material of which this building i• Midst, constructed, vial, hoe, requires that It should be painted. On whatpria. doh shall ere do this t Soould we be justified in &doylies • simple list of white or atoce colour, the stoat method of paste int_ intla? New, it ems% be borne is mind that this buddies will be offered on thb south side, sad ova the whole if the roof, with canvas, so that there sea be bat little light and shade. The myriads of similar haw, therefore, ei which the buileme is composed, (allies one before the other would ton ell iisiamses, sad would in Wet form the dull cloud overhanging the Exhibition. A line if %einem, As 1 sloe now may be sees at the building, would potent the • last at • shies wall, and it Twill be hapoesible is the dis tance to dig:impish ass alums fres asother. Teased* of sewing would have the further disedvantage of rendeethg time budding totally unconnected with the enfold objects it I. distend to bold. Should the building be painted of a desk colour, like the roof of nee of our railway stations i i This, morally with the white method, would present es* mob of tadistisetness. The relief of the oast iron would dip. 'Appear, each tedium aid girder would Weed to the eye but 1 ie• t stlnuette. Let es now eentider the bedding painted some pale neateal dot—doll greelt, or buff; in doing we should be perfeetly eels. Provided the colours were 1 INA too pale to be sideline, or so dark as sensibly to sleet Ow eye, ono wield hardly make a mistake. Yet how tame led monotonous would be the week; it would be necessary that this tint, whatever we might anon, 'Wald be of such a subdued, emoted 'haricot as to avoid a difficulty well known to mounters of drawings and pastors of picture galleries, vie., that is purporting as yon thane to any sksde of solos, is that exact proportion you Gijon or destroy =Wien it is intended to relieve which may have We should then be reduced toe dill ato- MOIMMI= sitheet * element. How onwortby would thie he ed the_great Millehieli. How little would it impress the wallis Sow hake scald it week the artist. It wield be le int Wined of patiently as isureivel the knot. We are mew brought to the o:moderatos of the poly other well• deified system white presents deed—vie., end eoloariag. This, I conceive, it saasesefolly carried out, would bring the building and its contests into one perfect harmony ; it would fitly sorry oat sae of the objects for which this Exhibition was tormed—vie., that of promoting the union of flag area and etesidestures. It would be an eimorintent on as immense scale, which, if succtestul, would tend to dispel ti,e prejudices of those whose eyn are yet unformed to colour, to develop the imperfect apprentices of others, end save OM aunty y from the reproach whisk foreign vi sitors, .ton educated in this pertialar than ourselves, would wet fell to make were to Milldam' otherwise mooted : it geoid everywhere bring out the contraction of the building, obi*. es I raid before. would *open bicker, lot ger, and moth sill. Topg. the this result, it is .mental not to make a e l saring may become the most vulgar, se le be tlO son twesuiel of anima It is neeneary, IMsite, to ressod with great eautiOW, to minden the MOM of every seep, not to be misled by the appearance of soy ins portion et the buildieg; bat to hear in mind al wage the effect the building will have was ensplmed and fur nished. I have sot Rhenish tram treading a path beset with ea many difficulties, and I willingly woos before you this evniog to meet your criticisms, sad to welsh any opinions which the experiesoe of my brother ankitects may Illfifitt. PUP*. It we se alas the remise of the architecture of the swims we shall lad everywhere that is the early periods the prevailing eolours mud in deferred= were the "peimaros, blue, red, sad yellow, w" mandarin" lip peados nay sparingly. We Pad this equally in thermals. M Mthavels, Central America, of Egypt, sod Greece, and theelepheat the eather civilisation genially. We hod also ethipwhere that as time wore on the seeoodary colours in wiedd. tlemision of the primaries. Bien and red were Wgrom sod purple. is Egypt, in the temples =l7y i the 1. haroahe, hien, red, and yellow mainly pre theliMi. mbiles loihose built by the Ptolemies the greens sod podia she their places. •la those of the R. pried edges, Me edit further degraded to • dell sod issonerathe eseiMiase& la she Greek wapiti, es it as we caa gather from the few remains of colour we haw, the some taw prevails; whilst in Pompeii we bad the se. esadsrise sad eareleras as the relief harmonise. 'la the Alhambra, the blue and red of the Moors were paled over with grime sod purple by Charles V., and his Meilemeen, and with the worst stint Is medals Cairo and Abeam saes g. ninny, we have Erns onstantly sponging lie by mew with red, where blue would have bees used is ember . mew It %envied: tree of the works of the middle In the wily maseueripte and Maimed glass. thoogh = Edson ewe an .:eluded, yet the primaries wen *Ay used whilst in later times wo have every variety of geode and tint, sad rarely with equal neon. It would seem. either shot the hobos mind, ever whin; for change, beams weary of the simple herniation which the pimento Abided, sod sought more compikated effects from the emethieriee and tertiaries; or probably it arose from the &t -affies' of at, sad the Incapacity of the artist, who, usable *duel with the riskily colours in their pure state, took Pear in tbealeaselaries sod tertiaries, where error Is the Imbue of Golan was lies fatal, although to prods.* a per feet harmony with the setioadarin and tertiaries is so doubt think more Meat. Amongst modern examples of the the if ening we may site the Royal Chapel of Munich, is shill liesioted, and glad hem the pheeipal kartoomies, as far areadisr le the other shirches of the moo city, la with theffiethasei tad eseffiery wham prevail , At Paris, is the lath* of Et. Viewrat dit Paul, deellelly the mast perfect, ermines of modem deeoretioe In any mow, the colours Me lase, red, and gold, meliorated by white; this ante thistreets mirably with the deeoratioss of B*. Deo* St. Germain die Pre., sod *thee churches ef Paris iit whelp , the oniondsries and tertiaries prevail. Whea thee eskers were seed is the beet bids is amtleastioa whit the prituarise they wen ly ionised to the laser peas of the bold , ,is this, mature, who uses for la I sows thepeimsrias, sad Nerves the secondaries for her leaves and stalks. Is the decoration of the Exhibition bailees I therefore proposes to use the colours blur, rid, and palely, is such relativeNseatitin se to neutratise se destroy each °thee; thus no one colour will bo dominant or fatigue the eye, and all the exhibited lintels will mist and be misted by the colours of the bailliog itself. In home tieematMe we occasionally find &ran upon one 'Meet ; ere lave • Fees theek a piak penes, sad a rod them, he. It would Angell,' be anwhe to adopt any one colour for this berildisg, when the' onatents bill be of all iniegisable hum, free white to blear., Discarding, on the other hand, the posfeet neatral *awls colt for the occasion. we uetaraily slept blue, e.g. sod yellow, in or sees the neutsal prcpartiesese aighe w ileo, awl throe ef - • but, to avoid eny harsh sategoelers tie • m e whoa in ester, or any undesired mpealaiss arias. host the immediate praaheity el the I repine is all cease to interpose • line of Niko Zrea k ttem,whisk villas/lea Am 'WI gin them tiehreass I value. leisersiikseweithatiftikeoehd red some together win► out the iaterpeeitien et white, they will each become tinged with the reepilemotary colour of the other: thus the tell would beesmirelightly orange, and the blue slightly grew. Au all whored bodies reflect some white rays, the white la ' iestaperities, his Impeder tone, azdagitisiteellmise while. I nye, and we me the saloon parer, at the mate thee red the elite brames third with the waspituiestad cada a OW rwhisk li ie placed, tine bertha Willie Is e i t stele *nets isi daesseima a iiitg Is As allaboillolio sod shade, um Isis Mali of aims Wrest reiG salyolloe, is os piece blot, slush rehevi4 'Cs 00 11 • P , sere When ; yellow, which edveseas, oft the ceaysl I an d ,red, the esteer el the middle distaste, ea the Iserisolital fff plasm; *mistral while as the, vertieal plasm. Ponewille ow We piaci* in the building beim as, we both fed fee the owlessidee of the girdle, yellow on the resod pa thos Of the otheme, blue la tie bellows el the Now “ lo bolosoosy mob Nay co put Ike word selostolarre OLONIL THOMPSON ON THE EXHIBITION. Some time brisk we published a letter wilts* by Colonel P. Thomism. me the question of 'Axing Ow to orologoo. H. kw gaol beat betrayed totes tootroversy, std is Mr pert of its postage has made the followlog esesarkes-e• The Colonel paste est, that oa sweat of ealellowlel jealousies sad rivalries, the ailing of pries, is a thiag see' " left to the o of the exhibitors," bat that it is oboe., ,to the Wain of ' that portion of the oat who with the 'metal piddle besides, are laitaaalatritYcity." Andra, wine the Colonel, this sys tem is advocated.e one of " nea.intederease between Proms deo and Felalleads." The Colonel madden the argue's% eelf.cestredieriety_ puts it thus. " By as 'was 'Lucien • let there As Protection." Be touches open other obrestiecti, seek se " prime vary ;" " axhibiton may put moor prisms" " the comushaionare are responsible." To oldish he re iflies,—" Dees not a currant " vary? As to the sex. lag of freaduleat pr that argemseat would " dolt up the , pest-ales lest samt sheet& send deeeithal acemasts ef their prime " timeemeg ig hee owsibina. And with respect to the meambehmeeti " who made them respon sible, sod 'Ho somm=so ?" Aka: isaisodlag whether these objectiose ere sash "as tbo onashisoon, with doe regard to their standing Won Mot British pubo and foreign nations, ought to adopt as their rule et astion," the colonel proceeds and concladm as Mows: " Is all apreasions, a moderate attention should be paid S whether the opponents have net the means of counter eating In their bands, and so leaving the attempt without Ike deed. la the present ease, what reason is thus to 'sprees that the individuals interested in their prime being bowls, including the mass of foreigners who have pro posed goods for the express purpose of showing what olden can be bed ctesper by the British piddle through the intervention of Bradford trade, sad the milted pealle whom interest lies the sane way, will not without May prepare a list of the articles whose owners are anxious the rims should be known, fad press it apes carriage and foot passengers at a small pries as neer the doors of the ex. !aikidos as they as contrive ? had If Otis is dose, or if orange and extravagant ways an taken to prevent it, I ask who will in say imaginable respect stand - better thee they would have done if the aftlximg or not affixing of the plus bad been left to the option of the exhibiwee, a jwsthengele• miss which it is still in the power of the Oammilmhimite le mare ? To conclude, I' have done what I thought • palpable duty for the interests of my constituents, end think so If they do not concur, my appeal must be to the next gear ration of commercial mss, who I doubt not will view the proceedings of their predieseeers In the mime light as we now regard the oteisee se Our sewlehese Oa the benello of proksetiou and • h igh rim of woo." SOUTH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ELECTION.] TO TIIS EDITOR OT THE 1121111011. Sir,—The electors of this division have now before them two modidates desirous of the hotpot of repreasoting them in parilamest, and ocaseessatly it is the duty of those is possessios of the prhilege of electing the future member to mamas with are and eposittersMa the pritenebne of both radiates who offer theaseelves to their Is the first we have the scion of a noble kose=th. out any previous experience, pat forward and the chief noblemen of the coolly, who anew= that the tenant farmers shill nape allowed to oxishise their free tad undoubted right of selecting a person to remota them wt. thoroeghly understands and would vigorously sp. ply bawl( to bring forward surassree to remedy the evils seder Which the agricultural interest is now suffering. The constituency should recollect that Mr. W. H. Barrow speaks Mks a pretties! am, and informs the electors that, should be be the man of their shake, they will nod him tke °passe of extravagant expenditure and of all atlas sad abeam plates or pensions eanacquently he ought to have the support of those who may differ with him on the subject of protection to the landed interest. Lord Newark is put forward at a time when the mienl units cannot, and ought not, to submit to prestos le 'relators," nor should • numerous soostituenry be subjected to the ordeal of the parliamentary trident of eh** future ' lord of Throseley ; and if • aura of legislative adneation Is requisite to adapt him for the hereditary his.., this a small borough should be the place from whines his epee/dal Mon s ou ls be dated. The tenanbfarmets of South Notts shoild, by their re nounce to lordly domination, show to other oonstitsentes the mode by which they might obtala Mules of their griessnoes ; for sat they send men to parliament practi cally acquainted with their ciente, and who will apply these salves to remedial sessuree, their condition can aerer be Unproved. The rest of the laud of Earl Kaaren, in this parish is each as precludes the nominee candidate for South Notts from speeklay elk that stableiro, sad the effects made by the lomat farmers he eilsot on easement at rents is peopomint to the asap made by the sitaraties in oar laws ego not eslealated to be farnsweed by the election et Lord New s* is their repretantative. Kr. Bestow, the easelidate of the tenant tamers has ra leas lids amass Ikea, and has bees eelebrated by m a ptitade kg Wises sad his pruned weenies* is the ennandgel severaninen d the rosary (of whir& he bar bees • niegingani fee sway years), sad would therefore *wry with him !!tole parlienrat a thorough undemanding of their lasi wawa. nabbed with an extensive knowledge of the tree ialagess of the agrisalturiela generally I an. Sir, roues on=AN ELBCTOII OF * BOUTS NOTTS. Dee. le, 1860. Tax GMIL-PIISMITIIIO Nu mks cs.—A Mar SHOT -.ems is affidestly this in the fens, bat the haseusear pang lauds as the asseamst is Reiadadt and she seighbase• audiagsesseue Is is sailliust wawa_ w_le bias law ler aharesten 111 wart Willa Aped fns ' Ilikaltasts this week. The Mowing i.l, lanai oftastaa as eas at want be obtain, : On Saturday kid w,abastra. 1111.141 Maid Os.. wee taapering on land. esetwied by Mr. Mary LUC in Helhaa Marsh. It appeassaat Mr. MK as a etaiderable distaste, was watching boa behind • kedge,. Gee shot a hare% dse Maeda it Tusk Mr. UHF war tent waled. Mr. HlMll•believed, it is mid, that tke shot wow aimed at 1034 aid laasedlatt ly dtot at the seesaw • whisk sat takli Ma% he fired alas, Lai, akin awe Wiliam* shattered os• of the poor =WU WIN sad =le. a• shim wee awn* H eaddeeed fa MN days is grist drew. revived MIMI &rayed to Sall ag gaol for In pursuit el game en lands is the sampatioa .1 .H. • There ars sand versions of the affair. It le taped that, what the pie Mew br lisgertd 'ea his term of # t= awd, he will es prosurstar opsitufirt of Ist* and dust the • Mlle of the 'serf limy be Tas Aaut zit lamon.—This month the forted in Imbed odidot it el" of ,44 at Mitaamy, Md I f Waft ar MVP ) am emit* '1) *than 17, PAPAL ENdROACHMENTS. ST. MICHAEL PATERNOSTER, AND ST. MARTIN VINTRY. _ ; Mr. Darling ham eel' thef o ll o wing letter from the Bishop of Lndoa m reply to the manorial pub; a ed is our alum ea Saturday last : Fulham, Da. 14,1860. My Sear Sir,—The address whisk you han trauma , ad se no, avid by yourself sad ether naentisre of the shun* of Bsgl.ad , inhaNtaai of the 'salted pasialsos of St. Miami Patinae'', sad St. Martin Vietry, has been noelved by me wish gnat satiantioo, both as eaprcsain of your kind feelings towards myself sad ay office and as 'einem your , Ana attaohantat to the principlas sad nastltution of our rt. formed church. . . . . . reaiinery Tiniest with you in the view whirls you have taken of tits lota papal inseams of dm Hahn and liberties of our °Muth, and et the mass effectual method of resisting It, via., by rejeetieg, in all Its parts and Matures, is so far es they were dmiW and pat away from as at the Berm/arra, the corrupt system of the citarsh of Rome, and by rasa. Tsarina, soak in hie proper sphere of duty, to set forth la all their gainer sad Integrity the priaelphis of the 'harsh of lingland,.pe they are embodied la her Liturgy, articles, and NUM. This if we do, sod if we are earnest and courant Is prayer to Gsd, that He will be pleased to protest and JIM hi:MIAOW the church, we shall have nothing to fest from oar adversaries. I reinaht, .y tiser ;Ir;yoar faithful friend and servant, The Bev. Thos. Darling. C. J. LONDON. THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH. The fgUov is the reply of the Bishop of fit Asaph to the W'Res presented to his lordship Mom the clergy_ ot tbe egaideenneyi of lliciaMontery " y dear MrrAtebeassee,-1. have MOON Stith greet satisfeetkas ingsmian al the seines eFreeneWend brother slew& isle sigma is the May lebea W the Bishop of Bow, sad NOM, Met war seedments egress, des*. Yon have pesperly stated that the green& et offence which has bees Übe, sad whisk hoe melted the strongest language in of the kingdom, does sot °mein in his eatherilleg to superintend the welfare, of the people of his , bat in his reloading to greats new sees, and to give the bishops appsMted by kin a lard toile! wheat, "la epirinteillni" over the people of a king. does over whisk in hag no right, and who are blessed with a chuck of their own, probably of the amt age r that of Rosso. " The nimbi's of the Real* connanlas may have ob jected to their being gemmed by viten apostolic, who ere liable to be renoved at the pleasure of the seam of Rome; but the iedependeam of them who episcopally govern thi Roman eatbolie sank is Bashed night easily have been eitahliabed, without atteekieg in se unjeetifi tble a manner the may 'Matinee of that shank which God hal established is this hvetwed lead. Bat let as always remember that the safety et war beloved shank doss not depend on the *math ' with which we temeastrate spirt the ill conduct of others, but en the Corinne seal with whisk we perform our own , dukes; and let us prey that es the Bishop of Rome woad , treat as r notiazistieg, oar people may duty feel the L apieitaal hoseat el ear adobtratioss is their 01111 parishes sad homes, wed stay testily their sense of it by a growing love , to the shares of their forefathers " I have the hearse to be, my dear Mr. Archdeacon, year Maid end dieseme, THONAB YOWLER ST. AS APH. " Venerable Antuteasia Clive," THE HON. ABBOTT LAWRENCE AT LIVERPOOL. .850. The American Atabessador, at the dinner an nounced by as yesterday as having been given him et Liverpool, mid Mr. President and gentlemen, it is dieing So me to names the seam of obligation I kel in del srailsisteseies pee save gives to me se the represeete. ' tile of sir - UMW ans. (Cheers.) lam folly aware of tke nasals eingoessial end other Matta'e that exist be twee& this eseersty sad my own, and, mere partiesimily, between this great essamirclal town and the whole Liverpool is boner known in rey wenn, thee say ether town or dry tat Europe. Why should it we be renowned in tie United thane ? It ie the port of landing. of thousands of my countrymen who' wane to nett then fatherland. (Chan Its relation! with us are almost is tenants as exist between the citizens of the northers and eastern states and their brethren of the southern and south western states of the republic; we are both of the Asin inity* race ; our language, habits of thought, sad mode of sedan are in harmony with yours--(ckeers) ; we have framed many partnerships other than those of • commercial Wares tor ; Minnesota have settled themselves hare with British partners ; British subjects may be found in every large tows of oar Usion, united in eimunierstal Weds with our animas Hew " and cheen); and, in many cases, the sane home is tripreeented both here sad la the United States. I am happy to see on this occasion my friend the boo. member for South Lancashire (fir. Brown), who is the fonder of ene of the mat sWendes Wages bows In England, end ono which her its nee* branches in the cities of the United States. (Cheers.) Theta are any other Meagan the highest consideration, who combine the button, of bankieg with that of general merchants, whose good name and fame ars known in Europe, Asia ? Africa, and America, which we *Wm ea American bowies ; and, as an American citizen, I *Wm my Wars in the honourable reputation they have as • and the credit they have reflected upon my country. (Oren cheering) Mr. President, I should do Myself en ninnies, and the country I represent, if I were not on this wesene to express my sympathy for the mercantile pro- Innen. I am of you, end for you: I am myself a mer• ' *hoot— (ween)—bred to toil and labour, with all the hops, and fears, and anxieties attendant upon that pro fusion; sad I need not describe to you what these now• bars ire. (Hoar.) I rejoice that nay lot was so cast ; that I was early taught the news of .elf-roliazeo. I ara proud • to be • humble member et • proles ion which, when taken in an enlarged seen. is mace the most bonourable and els ' eating that can be pursued by man. (Cheers.) Mr. Pre sident, I believe that the mersbants are the true peace ' makers., ((Hear hear.) What have they not doss by She .introdtietion of benign newness to attend civilisation throughout the world? If national din • pates were referred to the practical mercantile men of the MOM' commercial eilliatrieS, I OM quits son that madman bower would be *nerved end pesos =elistalateljleatoatt of the glory enquired in war. Commerce, ' Mr. President, has been, and will continue to be, the pi°. seer of civilisation and Chrialasity, and throwb all nuts km bees the harbinger of racked liberty. Wh r un restricted enumerate: km 'tibia end widtest, thwi you will Sad freedom of thought and 'mina. And now, Mr. Pren dein, I will, is sonnezise with the politica oceat r zt this ti me by your clonatry, advert to s point which, may is some ensnare have sauced teenage of not the sealable character. I Antis to the *Disposition now that dem; or is , likely to exist between the navierstieg Interests of the two I wanness. (Hear, Mar.) The weaned Navigation Lows' et Groat Banns have bees swept from the stews book ; and goo have embraced a reciprocity KaArrottoo Lew of the United States welch was established in 1817. lam thankful' that Great Britain has embraced our law. Many shipowners in the United Kingdom, es well s is the United States, en• tenalosel deobta respe cting this repeal of the Bevil/s -ties Lew here epee their respective Interests. Now, I believe With countries will derive great besedte from this change. Hear, hen," and cheers.) Beta single year lase elapesd sines the prosaic law came into eperatise, and It may be said that we cannot yet ledge of its elan. (Bea', hear.) I name duty that such la &she; sad that am is to be • ship essowillers. I Whew, however, that both parties will etimuleted to greater skill is medeWng sad enoellimilloill remiss sad more ematomy in sating them. You have she advantage in dower espied and Wow labour ice shipbeinnej than one elves, mad we malt make up as fax se posible hr these adwatages es year side by yeethfal vigour, sad by that eselldame la ounelves that youth tesperea. in older to meet yea in friendly waspetitics spun the mighty deep. (Chien) I knew that our eonstruceirs and navigators bine a serious task before them; bat they have catered apse it wish esti, and the offset will be to sharpen the wits of the two Greatest maritime ninnies on earth. (Cheers.) We Amin, in the Baited Stets, dist we seamed • great boos w all Langan" anuttsies whew we offered them minprosity in Ike 'amyl,* Wyk, Lamas* es we posse's store bulk of products for expectation Wen say other esestry. I have, Mr. President, to cave year pardon lee having osespied meek more time on this eoeseloa then belonged to me, and my spongy may be found in the deep intense I fad la having an egeenteany of onetime my commereial named' in this town, ennserol Wage by may happy recellentoes. May Liverpool and its Jobs bluets, under the blessing of Divine Providing*, comities, in a worse of uninterrupted happiness and presparity. (Oren sharing.) ABDUCTION ASS 11116810111Analt lii Tlin PARISH oe Domini, Denel.—Ou Thursday inemeng, ALS:hien , this hitherto peseelid perish MS tbs netts coil an net el Tio nesta and low excess not teaselled own In Ti Alameda 1141141104008, formerly a seteast to Mr. Sa eel Glen, lets of Behan with an Waled petty, antenethig to forty perms; forcibly maned the disilling-boss of Mr. M'Leee, Knocktopher, and mended ie carrying off Mies Mary Glen, who had been on a visit at Mr. M•Lenia's. The Wanes of the house remonstrate in vain. The gin seresmed for ninny, seal besought them with tests to desist hem thin wished peewee, bat the only answer was a lees& piessi-i-sabmiseloa or death. , She wee heft carried eff, sada peed lett en Mr. 11.Lase's hews, to moment se deem bear gists. When day dewed, Mr, ifLans pined M Sir B. H. Braes, Bart., Downhill, sad deposed to the arm lens. Captain Crones, who wee et Downbill on • eine, end to whom mash praise helve, promptly met kr a mine Ices, end wound the °wane at their iesd end sue ended in discovering Miss Glee is the hews of • Sally pussy, who keeps • mann-lease in MagWlgsg, sad re inawd her to the alma of her him& ale Ybmsy. He also wrested two of the peaty. Zetailesn,lbemiesieel, ssill at large. He Mewl hem her a peseime el menisee, his object befog to get peeeseinn of kir peeped', temeaning le SOln.—Derry Woodard. .• BC LIONS rile Pones Er Tietc — A b ydlib o tt* gig to demeastrate the holing, of the isba b The hcgoegh took place in that town last Friday The =aalerted from the BWool-vale Chinekigate, by the Lengbboinish bead plating theses Rogue's .Marek . , ." and followed by a witiVer ernes seen, beering = lB l l kt i . kV s :a lbs its ps ll 4 i ,a s p P filsoW3lei a reposes Ocinef geollaiell ?opt cot Rome. Posts th rough the pn steels, Om arsieed to th e Milbebrieee. *Sup a large Os et wood was Paired sad a Ohs* erected. Were they same to the feta spot, the bead foe op 0 Bale gape wee nneed. said Isellasd Heaves, maid theme ss - n themes& sad • geed &play of drewseks Bosun, Dao. 16. Mr. Ryan prudes. to nixed his successful rival in the Limerick election by a petiticn ; and a tenant right meeting, at which the alibis:et of the election will be folly discussed, is to be held in Limerick tt-slay. But there is no deny log the fact that the defeat has covered the league with oonfiteion and disappointment, and that there was some misoalculation in the matter. It was confi dently stated that the oonstituency of the county did not exceed 460; yet we find that nearly 670 votes have been recorded—a small number, it is true, for a large agricultural county like Limerick; but it was plain that the constituency was larger than the te nant league reckoned on. The Limerick Chronicle says: " Mr. Christopher D. Carleton, of Delgany, Wicklow, has been watch ing in perm the progress of the county election, to NM what chance there may be for himself as candi date in the event of another vacancy. Mr. Carleton is a tenant l i ght man, sad had a notion of oontest log the city also, but has withdrawn in favour of his friend, Colonel Sir Charles O'D.innelL" Lord Northland has once more resigned the repre sentation of Dungannon, or, at least, announced his intention of doing so at the meeting of parliament. The Fiteemon's Journal says : "It is understood that an amicable derangement is agreed on between the City of Dublin Company and the Chester andl Holyhead Railway, by which the fleet of the latter ia i to be purchased by the former, and the trains and ' 1 steam vessels from Holyhead are to run in conjunction with each other." The same joicenal, in its commercial review, has the following remarks on the remarkable revival of rgilway speeslatien in this country: The wilt Spesdadaa to railway shame which has been i gaiberies elleawrla for setae time has become more fast sod Balimmlide week, and heavy transaction have been seised lase at 'deemed end rapidly advanalag ratee in disessed daft diestisat little or ao engagement is their Isslis. and MOW which mance ia say reasonable time be sapseteda Mara a teentnerative dividend. The Wet dealings tale week have been is Great Beetkera and Westerns, Midland", and BelfastJuntione,all of whist have farther advanced, as indeed have ell the other lines dealt In. To show the getout eit the dunes we give at foot the prise of a few lines three scathe ego sad sow : &Pie Dee. tethers and Menne (Sept. 14) Si .. 411 Midland Great Western (Sept. 17) 261 .. 35 Belfast laisetion (Sept. 4) Belfast aid Ballymena (Nov. 13) 231 .. 31 vs=k sad Itneiskillen (Sept. 14) d and Limerick (Sept 13) Ms Southern Reporter mentions the following enesseaging fact on the authority of Dr. O'Brien, of Catrigaline: Application has, it appear; been made to Dr. O'Brien, by a friend, eoenniesieeed to make the jewelry oa behalf of au raffish firm, revealing the eligibility as to site and water supply, of two setahliebnuets, now we believe idle, in the asUtibourhood of Carrigaline,• with a view to their cones?. sioa into Aix scuteltingemills, the applicants requiablring to knew whether they could be made be made availe prepare the fibre of 7,000 sores of fax straw, sad also to lso whether, in can of the milli being set to work, that quail tky of fizz could be calculated on, as likely to be grown in eke district. These questions bars both been sfil•nratively I simmered by Dr. O'Brien, and from the statement of his ' friend he (menden it nearly certain, that the partite, on whoa* behalf the application was made, will at onee enti r into treaty with the atill-ownewe, and, if fakir met, embark their capital in the proposed undertaking. This certainly is a chasing prospect lot the people of Minolta and Kerrie eurrthy. Lord and Lady Beaumont have been on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Kenmore, at Castleroese, Killarney. COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND)- - - - - - - - SATURDAY. Cowitirrai. row CorneWor. The Chancellor, on taking his mat, inquired If a Mr. Day was in att. adage*, and a gentleman standing at the side bar having intimated that be was the individual in ques tion, his Lordship raid that Muter Brooke had forwarded twoletters which had been written to him in reference to a cause . pending In his office, end they were of so grow and °Hennes • character, and involved such a contempt of tto court, that Mr. Day should stand committed to the Marshal sea, he denied that the communications were urines by him. Mr. Day—l will never deny anything I have ever done. The letters are in my handwriting Chancellor—Then you must stand committed. Mr. I)4—As I have made a charge against Master Brooke, I trust year lordship will inquire into the teas, and have an investigation into my character. I complain that injustice has been done me, and it your lordship does cot grant me this investigation I ask, then I will petition parliament for redress. The Chancellor said that the party had been guilty of I gross contempt. Mr. D.y observed that it was a curious way to decide against him without first Investigating the facts. He c.m plained of being uetastly deprived of 1,1301., and he would make so apology or retractatios. The Mambal of the Marehalees in pursuance of the order of the *tart had Mr. Day removed in custody. •Tho timber of paupers is 10. h Deana- Inaresaing rapidly in:this workhouse. On the (o.l3Dew— ber,'lll46, the number In the bathe was 2,050 ; on the 10th D.cember, 1846, 4,632; 1847, 3,046; 1848, 4,984; 1849, 4,777; and as the 10th December, this year, 4,958, althea, it the 'lterate= tare this year sent out as emigrants 398 sue. *buy paupers, who, if they remained, would have ie. Messed the number so 5,354. The expense of the union has also increased considerably. Foe the year ending September, 18441, it wee 17,6781 141. 1I d. ; Sept., 1847,39,4201.14..9.1. ; Bept., 1848, 58.8431. 17e. lid. ; Sept., 1849,36,7681 10..01d.; fthgt. 1860, 33,008 i Os. bd. ; the total coat of the working of the poor-law to the (fork union for the path five years being 164,9481. 17e. 7d.-4Ank Cotereihdthes. &matt AT &C. PANCRA Lao evening a sneering et the parishioners was convened by the Eaet Pancras Parochial Association, at the Vestry room, foe the purpose of teedng samara for the prevention of unmesonsey Snaday tzeiiag, and to take into consider& . . don the propriety of co-operating with the promotes of the bill Lemmatised lase swiss km whammies by Mr, Charles Poem with that Moises. A depilation from Lambeth at seeded. The ehirchwarden, D. From, Beg., tusk the *air at eight o'clock. Very few poems were present. The chairman briefly ezplained the object of the meeting, which no Cimino' or philanthropist, and particalarly no medical mu, Gould fall 10 approve, emmely, to steam oat day in oven to the indastrioes dames. That was the only object. This was sot a Sabbath ebeseveatie b,U—not • bill or behalf of the *wen, bat of the people. He approved the general principles of to. movers, bat could no pledge himself to samba all the dem*, few the question was a very difficult one, and it woad be isepossible to frame an enactment that shoed be somplable to all parties. Etch ono, therefore must ' ,b t u something of private pre-jailor sad opinions, to f orward the gsnotal good. One day in Won he said u a medical men, was wismary tor physical health, but as the people could not be brought to the *bonuses of the Sabbath by vol ageowne l : v l a rlative sweetmeat became nem, hit kingpin the first resolation to the e ff ect thin althea. the imolai were deciladly opposed to all j eg i s b j ejpa roc animing religious observances, they were of °louden that obe day of mat in seven was neeessary to health, and domes* and social comfort. He described the Sunday mooing male in 8J11101S•101W11 a be • nuisance ' end as not only like a market, be: positively like a fair. Nuns-tenths of the Sunday trading was not only quit nonscesiary, but diseseditable to a Christian wintry. In seconding the resohatica Mr. Haman, of Lambeth, went through the principal provbioes of the bill, and deocribed their opera tion. By the first clause no peruse were to sell, vend, or expose for sale, or cry, or hawk about, any Imo* and chattel. whatsoever ander certain pepiltiee. Milk was an exception, but no other article was to - be hawked or cried. Fruit 'hope, pastrysooks, or sellers of cooked or prepared Orsini., went also excepted. The ex emptions, In a weed, were articles of home tood, not reek ining lobillealing liquors ; sa publicans were left by the bill in ti bia e em u : position 1: 4, 7 7 11i; t o tley th no s i d i t/ ge e:e on . t 8 u m a e a rt =are generally calltd into action on Sondem addressed the meeting In support of the measure. Tte ohiof aron meow seed were the necessity of rest on the seventh day ; bunt apart from any religions restriction, and disclaiming and repelling any attempt to make the measure one to com pel Sabbatical observances, which one or two persons were desirous to do, the majority declared they would mitt inch an attempt to the uttermost, and would rather forego the present proposal than accept it under such a condition. 831 rill of the speakers wished the custom of paying wages on Friday to be adopted, in *Het that the whole of Satur day's market might be open to the working classes,' bat the general feeling, although approving the proposition, wee to miss the arm* to its specific object—to prevent none ' daseery Sunday twang. It was alleged on all rands that the great mejority Of skopkopen were desirous of keepleig siem shut oa Sondem but that it had been proved expettmentelly that it was impossible to effect the object by voluntary agreement; ter when such agree meats were suds some of the sabecrlbers would always but through them, secretly; at fi rst, but oboe openly; ; general weekly custom was thus withdrawn from the shops whit* were closed to those which gave 'aectuassodation to buyers on the Sabbath . Therefore, legis lative interference became practically neotiory, for trades men found it Impossible to close gladiola protection against Wait competition. It appeared to be the general impru dent that the proposed measure did 'l6i - interfere with the liberty. of fly 11;11 , p a r t i : aad other revolution were paist4„ * tr ip: tier; the of on. day's rest with refasem to religious restriettoes, iof preventing manoorman trim g. A golguittee of 30 rate payers woo spared M obvert* with all As tradesmen of the meuop oie aped to draw up a petition to parliament, mad to use seek means as should eosin beet to some re poring of Ur bill r moodily es possible. • subcommittee of 12 was air op. plated to receive and diabarw the enbseriptions. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 16. APPOINTMBNTS.—Lieu tenants, J. M. Jackson and W. L. Steintorth, to the Am phstrits ; Masters Vincent Williams,: to the Amphitrite, and John Richards t, the Pandora; /lair( Mast. r, Kerr, to the Pandora; Muter', A.sistaws, Charles K. Haswell, to the Amphitrite, Andrew Farmer, to the Pan dora; Parser, William Morgan, to the Amphitrite; Second elms Bzwineer, James Lawlor, to the Advice; Second-class Assistant Roginear, James Driver, to the Volcano; Clerk in Charge, Will's= Summands, to the Pandora; Clerks, W. Price and Abraham Howard, to the Amphitrite, A. N. Saone, to the Pandora; Jelin Haltom, to the Amphitrite; Gunners, John Oliver, to the Foutorne, and E. Snell, to the Amphitrite; Carpenter, James Fester, to the Amphitrite. THE INDEVATIOntiLtt.—Thin fine vessel, which arrived in Plymouth Hotrod on Saturday, has loot out of 500 men, by death 36, and 80 have been left behind at P. et Royal Hospital. The sickness, the yellow fever, has now entirely disappeared. lifoTgmitxre.—ln the Tagus, Dec. 8.: Prince Re gent, Leander, Arethon, Arrogant, Eneounter, Dtuntltss. In Gibraltar Bey, Dee. 7 The Jean', it. MILITARY. DEATH Or GENERAL THE HON. SIR WILLIAM LUMLEY, G.C.B.—On Stanley, the 15th inst., this distin guished cavalry officer died in town, aged 82 years. He was son of the fourth Earl of Scarborongh, and at the age of 18 entered the cavalry service, in 1787, as a cornet in the 10th Dragoons. In 1798, having then attained the rank of a lieutenant-colonel, he commanded the 221 d Lightrnagoons in the Irish rebellion. Lieutenant-C,lonel Lumley was severely wounded at Antrim, but, by his firmness and Judg ment, prevented that place from being destroyed by the rebels. He served in the Egyptian campaign of 1801, in commend of the um* regiment. Afterwards Ir. was ap pointed to the staff at the Cape of Good Hope. He also caned in South America, and became second in command of the expedition under Sir S. Auchmuty ; commanded the advisee* force on the lauding in the Rio de la lire, and at the capture of Monte Video in Fibruary,lBo7. Colon-1 Lumley also starved in the gabs/papist eineastre,us operations at Buenos Ayres, in Juno, 1807, under Lieutenant- General Whiteleck. In 1809 the colonel commanded the advance force at the capture of the Island of Ischia. Tee following year, having then iattained the rank of a major general, he joined the armn the Peninsula, and served both under Lord Hill and Lntd Berciford. May ,r•Gecered Lumley commended on the Chnstoeal side at the fine siege ' of Badajoz, in 1811; aid, upon the raising of that siege, be commanded the whole of the allied cavalry at the battle cf Athuhera, as also at the cavalry action at Cour. For his illitiagnished services he was, in 1827, appoint e d colonel of the Bth Dragoon', and in 1831 nominated a 0.0 B. In 1840 Sir William was removed to the colonelcy of the Ist Dragoon Guards, which lucrative appointment is now vacant. He had received the gold medal for Albubera. The lath Sir W. Lumley had been groom of the bedchamber to her Majesty, but in 1842 was appointed extra groom in waiting. He had alto held the appointment of governor of the Ba. modes. SPORTING, TATTERSALL'S.—MoNDAy. The betting yesterday was fiat, and without ehaee►. The followine is a summary of the traepecti AI : TWO THOUSAND GUINEA STAKES. 6 to 1 opt Mr. A. Nichol's Nowmtostor. CIIESIER CUP. 1,000 to 16 each apt Damask (taken three or four tim. a), Roby, Langton, The Black Doctor, St. Valentine (4 ere Wont-you.como-otc-tanight, and Clincher; and 1,000 10 each apt Tramcar, Glance. and The Dacotah Chief. DERBY. 12 to 1 apt Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Sylph colt. 14 to 1 Mr. A. Nichol's Newnsinster (t). 36 to 1 Lord Stanley's Storm (t). 60 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Bilges° (t). 1,000 to 20 Neweninster winning the Two Thousind Guinea Stake and I'ri4.. Miaow the Derby (t). WOLVERHAMPTON STEEPLE CHASES. Vaiohope having been examined and declared to be or the proper age, the stakes have been handed over to Mr. V‘vere, and beta paid accordingly. EPSOM SPRING MEETING, 18M. Oltlila MIITILOPOLITAN BTAlLlN—Entries uo to 8 o'clock lam night. The w.ights to be declared on the 9th of Jan. Mr. To ham handicapper. St. Roman, 6 yrs; Clarissa, 5 yrs; Cariboo, 4 yrs; Etta tette, 4 yrs; Giusna, 3 yn; °ilium, 5 yrs; Meuse, 4 yrs; Ourl , ne. 4 yn; Windischgra , z, 4 yrs; Legerdemain, 6 yn; Little George, 4 yrs; The Sweep, 4 yrs; Ide'ody, 6 yrs; Mona's red., 3 yn; Vampyre. aged; Calculator, 3 yrs; eby Sir 011.C11141 out of Dark Susan, 4 y n; Lad) Eden, 4 yn; Prep o' Day Boy, aged; Pitstord, 4 yrs; Won't-you come-ont-to•Night, 4 yrs; Flare.up, 4 yrs; Sauter la Coupe, b In; Cyprus, 4 yn; Dulcet, aged; Aristocrat, 4 yrs; Venal., 6 yrs; °imitate, 4 yrs; The Ban, 3 yes; Brother to Truthteller, 3 yes; Mickleton, 4 yes; Bushranger, 4 yrs Impression. 4 yrs: Quirt r, 6 yrs; Ails. 6 yrs ; Escape, 8 wet; Eva, 6 yrs; Damask, 4 yn; Bt. George, 4 yrs; Don Pedro, 3 yn; Backbiter, 6 yn; Don Jean, 6 yrs; c by Gladiator out of Abbess, 4 yes; CEdipus, 5 yes; Narcia.us, 4 Iry e b John o'Oauut out of Miss Bay, 3 yrs ; John of Berjkk, 4 yn; Kimaway, 6 yrs; Minimum, 6 yrs; The Italian, 4 yrs; Old Dan Tucker, 6 yrs; Olenhawk, 3 yn; Musician, 4 In; Clotbworker, 5 yn; Brother to Dough, yn; Loup-won, 6yn • The Cutler, 3 yes; Clincher, 4 yrs; Bolin., 6 yrs; eby Dromedary, dam by Mulatto, 4 yn; Bagley, 8 yrs; G.lly Sower, 4 yn; Alp, 6 yrs; Valen tine, 4 yn; Langton, 6 yrs ; Clermont, aged; Dough, 8 Banter, ; Minoring, yn; Pandemus, 3 yrs; Antigone, 3 yes; I 3 In; Besse Romburgb, 3 yrs; Kalbleen, 4 yrs; Christians, 6 yn; Ell. robe, 6 yrs ; Garior , h, 4 yrs; Harpsi chord, 3 yrs ; Borneo. 6 yrs; Rally, 5 yn; Mi.s Lottery, 6 , yn; Toe Swindler (late Slypeeper), 4 yn; Elteiron, 6 yn; Achyranthes, 4 yn; eh cby Oladistor out of Ktr.rassan's ohm, 4 In; o by Sir Hercules out of Empress, 8 yes; Cockennoutb, 6 yrs; Sunrise, 3 yrs; Torpor, 4 yrs; Snow ' storm, 6 yrs; Rhesus, 6 yes; Cottingbans, 4 yrs; Russ. , borough, 4 yes; Casein, 3 yn; Officious, 4 yrs ; Cr retrial, 6 yes; William the C. oqueror, 4 yes; Docility, 6 yrs; Miss ; Sprinar, 4 yes ; Montague, 6 In; Ingratitude, 3 yrs; Stroup bow, 6 yrs. THE CATTLE SHOWS. [Abridged from the drietattsral Gouttel A large portion of our space is this day occupied with reports of the great cattle shows of the peat work ; and, keying obtained measurements of all the cattle exhibited at *urn from which some useful inferences may be drawe, we &hall duom our leading column to a Meador purpose. It is not minima the relative merits of the Smithfield and Mid land Counties' clubs—though that is no doubt a point of some interest—u the relative merits of the oiffrrent breeds of cattle, which each has exhibited, that we wish to bring out. Tne prize Bete, in some measure, iricate this point, more eepemally in the cue of the Smithfield club, where all breeds *Devote with one another, the classes being according to age; not so much in the Birmingham show, where all ages c Grampus with oar, soother. the classes being according to breed. We retain the opinion expressed on a previous occasion that the former is the more useful method of el *reification for a show - of fat stock, and that the positive unfairness to an eghlb for of pitting his three years old cx against animals of the aer.o breed four and five years of age, is at least as uoforte,late a malt of the one mode of arrengement, a, the c h os e, of unfaireue which he incurs under the other, by the partialities or prrjaiices of the judge", when his 'ninth' is pitted age ic et others of the same age, but of different Weeds. Oa this point, however, we need not now insist ; it is. per haps, well that each association sh , .uld, for inoividuality's sake, retain to peculiar mode of classificetion, so that exhibi tors may Axes which kind of risk they shall incur, Cer tainly, the malt of this year's shows has not in any degree determined the Melee popularity of the two, for both uueues have prospered far beyond the experience of former years. The prises of the Smithfield Club were awarded as follows : Three fist prises, beside" medals; five second prises; two third prises and the gold medal fur the best cow in the yard, were won by the shod-horns: two first prises, beads. medals ; one second and one third prize, with the gold medal for the best ox is the yard, were received by the Herefords ; two, first, and cue second prises acre awarded to the Devote; and one first prize was gained by one of the Scotch breeds. In all, itappsars that 1601:, besides medals, were awarded to short-horest 661 to Herefords, 60/ to Devoe, and 101 to ace of the Scotch breeds ; but, Mak excluding extra stock, 75 short•haras were shown, and only 26 Hereford", and 29 Devon.. The prises awarded would, therefcre, renege 21. 2s. per heed for the abort-horns ; 21.8 s for the Hertf,rds, and 11. 16s. for the Devote—thus somewhat altering the order of merit la which the breeds might at first appear to have stood. As regards the Birmingham show, it appeers that in the can of shorthorn., one of the younger oxen carried off the first prise in it. clam ; in the Herefords the first was carried o ff by one of the older, and the second by one of the - r younger oxen ; and in the Devout both the fi rst and second were won by animals of full age—thus keeping true to what is generally undenwod to be the order of the breeds c r iss regards early attainment of maturity. We learn, too, dist the alassifiestiou of cattle according to weight which °binge fa certain ads at Smithfield, cannot be well carried ons—the Ina prises in both those cases being carried oft oy iamb whisk, according t, the measurements and the ISMS in which the classes are described, would appear to have been disqualified for oompetitioa. • • A' Sotithfletd one first prize, four second prizes, and two third prizes, sem awarded to wags whew weight was below the swinge of their respeetire clams; and to three d.fferent dames the first prise wow awarded to animelsot Arm weight than them which carried off the woad. Any one who may h►re witneared the exhibition itself, whether at Birmingham or Lond.h, must at once have seen that mentWas and weight is not regarded a property of any value in an enlightened judgment of the merits of our different tweeds of mile. The short horns appear to attain an earlier maturity than j ilts others; their growth is noes rapid at an esrlier stager, andjer rapid et a later stage, than that of the H. Words or Patel& The old Metropolitan 83elety hes, of course, tar ' higher pro fig. on its side than the young country sesueistion, and its supttiority for away yeas to name is to busapeeted. We think bait Mr. 9.reis, of the Smithfield Cleb,oad Hr. Wright, of the Midland Counties Aseecistioei have maple claims en our thanks, mad mph, grouse kg solfirstalstios, in the MOONS of their respective efforts. l i f l '..7 r, •. 1 1 '. it i i .., . i •: •i' : tr . ! - , ) II; , - . - e . I P , 4 v• ' r 1 1 1 1 . i o t 1 .r • . I f r . It ,lI li 1 I I 1 , • „ • S , 1.• • • 9 11 . ' I , 1 1 11 l i ) i 1 I. 1 ' i 1 i 1 11 1 I ' 1 • , F i i i l I. 1 i t i I II i 1, i i l d . 1 l( r . f:, 1 t 1 i