The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

- - NEWSPAA 'ER • : 4 1 ,- • • Ir • , e."..f• . . • a: 1'; 4 411 atTOT T or • Icr '&0 ' •: „WI Alt -•• , . • • r • • 1 1 4) • , , • • • • • ssa • dx,4 • •• • • ./ No. 4,432.) MESSRS. MoNZY WIORAII arid SONS' (01 floritonayont loodoo wit d PACKET AMPS t. At AT It tl.l4l.—Nar It AMA IS E. Pori nay& Wort ,to tom tho to glui on TV L-10 t 1 . tho Alts Novosbor, calling at Ply oftwith . *tor oplou4ml rispiror Air NOIRILIE. •1. 1.100 took J • ATTU'. c•onsowoJer =ls Yee Mut nuns IMAM Tao •ttsp loro. ore of Vet Old limos Mo. loulo.l Um of pe -110... 0 4.41 ,0 •Pri010tit0 Iloatholown 1. • r Kest +nom sod (Alm Auk timer**. and oa J. Mutt sod Nod "wpm* los tlot porno., Ingle &rumba. blot osommodotions kr al doom of ipso movernt or=ed. Yid oho .01 cam am oaporksoott o▪ v .. patrol oppty to Ill•Lood. Alpert mad rd Wow, 11 lanis Art soot. 15A. tao4roboll spool Purim?. toy AN Ise poolortt art cookoryod trots radon... to bads toe mocloodden trio aM ',wood eloot 1.3/1•114AINO Woo Y 0011131rNICATIOX to N l V ll3 ff l i VIMX.—Hs LIVIZAVOL, XXV T tti IL 14.1./111A 117=4 SKIT 01311/5 I Weed gaw tu,a-p,.....r0 Ua baritasaishipr i elgg at emmulma Iff.""'r.r-untut w LT X PIS XLXXV YOWL worum Vodasoirr, est. I•AMm. W 64, NAL 7. AM Amy Wommer. Oka adimingetsaftsearnitais to K,. astsaaw Woe. anowl prow. • miens, IsMalas pr•XXim _.l.homom for Qini Or Wales Ito booted amid fl_lrf _ftiggimposi Immia—X•r tmlim Amlimbes V i r. t. a4 " tllll:4•4 4l.lif tr essi . "e" STRLIII her LIVERPOOL to AMERICA Alb III'ENIC, 1. Ohs llssimi Gym = Omlldider B,,pa Mil Meese. hum LITZIAXIL Mr %mad dilltEl'd N. _ . ... .. Ilitaddy Not. 1 1111.V.IMAN md MAMMAS mum ladbdr. 1ty1... at :-..deryt slaty, to add ill 'ha.: later. mode., Id Id.: tw. C 7 Ta Moe to Kew Yid.. dyitoct Vidbariddiskt. Teento. sod ell mris id tamdm md II.• Wesiedi_ ftdo. at talra—Tor tinier =ld MOP id-MEM Obi MAO. 1 W cLITZAM to 110171RDAM sail the MINI t, eirtrt a witett.—Yee WelWean* aleawbeils sow end hreeeille slowolip atramnia. laistolo do e r_! !ms boo she MN& WFerslea aldose • ; ma the Wiri. Ism ell I sm = " l ime Tteesiee rni""D. U.aslMee Welk perm &a, Insalarolla's I= rn. idresseto W. se be /1•171, owl rimurrq. *pro 6. as liaibakeih IlledoWeeel Clogeope, 11 Swaim. MA /C. LBZRT and NWICAL LIT! Assrwrcz illirAN V. L Wiiiebrekra ttas. . Morn laadira. &W. WA&OW _ . Ca•lne. d Ow Li avid Oneral 1M ham , I haring bwim WO lie Alba" IJI, Arens.* I ...pany. lisesdurek UNP . O6IIIIMI lOW raid 111 ands bettele .e...erlbee 141454 he. op 4 yital 137 ebb babel hkrla• 11.• US' Prosalwar award. .4 b. he, I.eslre.• I. mew pnereeliew at the rate of sore lb.. a: • •./P set &num. . . _ - /..4. 11..reea's Impart ‘1043 :Le last vatuatice f .al 14.1. said the stallesments of 4. it • - . .r.prtrt.l at Clot ttun. aka: tlar vurplua t. favour of 11.. I 14.,. 111/1/ providing Io every Sability was alic In:. 11.1 Tbra savu.unt lovvi4 to th. pubbe la . la.m• sod v.,. • noels. W mon than boodesd Ibuseand MILNAIf MILUAII MAIM. Actsurj. LIKULAS ISISSZA, Saattary. CAbli ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by the LAMM 1rr111201317 0101/WAT (IMMO Dr, =irrema ape* of ink Übe of ea* or ether or el. mority. reproble by ray rirreoMa Depositor enord S per ear IS el err dire IL lopliel Ittrar ft &rem of Sr orl de N. limpealmar and Amour art free •11111 W JAMIE BOIT. Mares =neat. fI,ULD CLIAINIL—WATHERSTON autl VII lAu JLIk L. S. WI t sitootios of U.. pui,be W tit. WILK of attioor totth Cued (11111 pltribleni Yon, isanallsany: La d. T...orkotoomil,OL oi S S. 54 Imam 1. , It cant 0011, um awl. taut let per moo. Telma I p.i SY gam. the QUALITY. Imam% sad vaunt git wraid en outlined. mid gmenised to the purcheter; Wallet art Breetee teettlae fat a Ms reawisendlow ea the work sesftslap ..nly .hkh Is shove ereerdlng to the MANN" or mpptirity .4 the Mara to UM I.IILNItiN wed 1/1001)113, Goi.teloitba.—liessulartary, r. It Hewlett& wr. et. CiOrsifilgardol, L,u4uq W.C.!kW. e 11.4.4 4.D 17.08 _ _ A ....1y• liuMbr .4 (Tail W Amide° 1.• L. each —N 111. T. orMde.aimem acme st Ma ha ale Olt IS &D.j. mul on !Murcia,* M 3fit . ( Alfred Wolin Mika), Originator 0, tat rnyrl,l famed at'UTCII TWA atja. at 111: 4 S1. i.L..4 onua.a.44 watt say paves sa• la J name —ll7 lithe sok adieu as 111/11/011L4I tl A.Nut :ALL _ aVITZ. ISODERATE PRICES with GENERAL aad AUX toe costae:lAl, smart that they prow rhaota4n. I taciatio. which No quit. the roach 4 .ay .t/or Know to th.- Trade, sad are ambled to lOW IttALLI utolU A a YlltY WW k . ANL Theitota .agthU cam,. are wartoral. ad earsOUlty 4 nalarlal mud ruas.'op may he relial ilt 111. 4 h0k TAIWILINU DIPAITUENT isAmnia do* fn.,. lb. b•ot Year mad runiels garbela. Itk 41,1 M 414: CLUTIIINO DITAIITUTTTS are tar. oat an 111.1111 Val• amortaarot of goods tor aU rtes.@ and - - - _ 1111 a1...1E11V and DRAPERY, HAT sad CAP, sa.l Mtn' bLPA costala a earktuay-saisek..l stuck u! uss sad *mai 11!*paascketya. . _ ti nh•ftll.l uy made asi be saireved of. It wili I. 11 .1 ..t theotoosynetersol._ - . • • ,yr mot trim t IKelliaM SUN'S ha* • • tt, rms." eutorMai . 4 TM dal hoporLtht 14 f lu6h ladvatry, Mos isr esif.ms.um.ixt, ..,. iwt .1 Prkm AM jut m calabor.te sau of tiro Uq ITenimes.. . owuci74 WINO ALDOATT, uA 111:W .)7( V. it Wirt XIII% ilissar of ZAWIIIIIII.IIT. 11 en A MUSH MINT , . ere CIORILDIVCRY FRIDAY EVILY ' .40se1 Maul *ANAL., mows, W below Is repared • .6kk. TIIS "INDISPENSABLE" 817 IT, A Laid. various 1,1.un ao.I sad pwillakild .1. I fwt We.lamb, 11,141iug. 1r... and Ms Is • ~J 1) arlu...b.t.ma to b.: Mr mat mid on si• *Mt mdsinnl. Price Imo Ik. To be colftlood X MIMI add SM. %IMOLain TAII.IO/114. ILATIIIIK maim, DOOTILIMX ac, snow of 111111W111/1 ALUILIATIX amg INXW ULSNLIP4TZNIS. smarm d musT4Musr. sad *Wad aM MsS T•diain• KKUPTCRE B.—Dy Loftin Pallet 1101',11.417 TRIM larkeewl mad 0de1..1 I. La Iddlatios. LW Is ellsast M awards al IN feUtintota Mt he Ur Odd adaidre lasedlia Is Showida • • tmod.a1•111111111A. The d deal spda‘ Id dad ' , NJ le Ito detta I. Mee &valid oil Ladies Lin Was I us Wl', •Lk Le nedeled• restellag Law Is wed it• Lot WAIN PAL - LEV= , Mai with a t. 4 raft Aa.l aortae.. that It ueuir4 be ditereed. &ad i= ••• ru 'ru awing slurp A riersiptlwe circular lefty la hal, tYr True ler warded by ye* ea Ye .lace.. id Ur '^4 IN babe below Le 101.1 Ling seat tot Le dabs, lit. * VIM. Ifiareatig. l'addlial ILL se Ihs MIN gair P 6 dad • Muds tr salt qwe ladlaa AN LX TRA QUARTS of RICH MILK UMLY ,wrisl to Lenin I Ihreggli soft Tye ". 6 1 , ftr1i d TIII , III.IIrICON N.l A Pariplast 1•w inr Red* r.l prin. - lvnl. . rastslidai OS Imes, walk pao. I ma k r.oelmlus 44i1 Nada, in pods% 46ii. -mop 1.1 et 1.. •fty svil•sl *Wks la the idled Camedern. ...arm ',mail ay. tr. owl 1 , 410 rftenlA•f. 000.14 NM S.I $l.l Muketettary. bha Aegria• rey•itto miry tom 'bon Pe are IR. BITHArB DOMENTIC MEDICINE:L— I x PATRfIM I PILLS: • • Pe !volatile, UP perttylag t wailed bammouns, ..•4 Ohlr emsplana. law 001. ....siv.ans. As. V.pfishis •••• Maar.* avollrsaltest • , .4.4 yoal '&1..1 •••••L•14.8 taw...., Afeagtherer ...m.0.. MIK thr •Iclkate, a 1,4 n Ar,.....11.1t•411) •lantut .1. pp.,..t.m of 491,1114. •.1 41).t•nt. no•••• La.. .1 .01 1•••••••• mitt, the i milt. MEM. Ira* ,•••••,. ••• Au Oa • tlimer• • I rbA...4r, lap.l • twoo. •••.•h.• 0411. • NV MIN Id • 1,, .• p.ww 1.1.. 4. 1N1.4.• Altiwnwtal r .1 par.. t. •nul Yr tido Now UN .•: a 1••••1.... 4..615., &at Wu mad ett ,261411126.9.12. ••• ••• ars. ttaa.l Art W.. •n 4 •• thoulas I ...salty Pr... Mlle pa bes. 1.4., ad. and : • et... 4 pir pa. la mra al. isarace. P. 61. Ilk, sr ...latalas INN. opmelly, SW. Appisla : . J. esarsit. 110, 1 4.1441-414,1_: • La. ttal• .14, at llnt/m. a. 11=a et • abr.. men •t, : Jos t % thaw •Ivrt tys.vnuri. latacia sepia .4.. *Lump a all armee. ma Setierli4L . Iftel•••• 4 0.1* modirmuo. mown*, p 4 . br 'PM lissigs ' DitIALLOC'S Loriniass sea POWDZIt, - 4 usuismi ve•bmochmseemi Mama a la aa Mal Aswinny /111101111111 AA% kr Or awe livilpoils• .. .."Pligulk Om flaromi Lasor• of lb. koala& 161.114.1. a• boa .1 *a a• oaaw 1.••abl Week G. 1 114•04 40 . 1.114.111. COPAIIIIIII or SAOCHARATID 1.0 , --flysOki Ind sololn doolAlook the boot thwo an de forollsivo Imoto No: wOO% mad pair. saw" owl poslrio iliolarboa.. 11 • hoo ow, ...101 la foriodirs Ono volsoblo thorspentle • • 1 • 1.e..t1) br 611.111111ka, b W fospolum. Ol • p , ..o.rtiss. Th Mir/ Ina Mil begirt by ! • I .st. A....W0y of Malloloo. altar ads bre • brurrl '• M. ..I the dbinsna babe argand• MlL. K Ikr). .a 4 to lbserldare• Ender for rood ''"' 1 6 14. Is 4 rd. and Worm Orb Itaed." db. I ard Lae •oopoiloo. wire In i mver ,„, e m . 4 ' 4 14 , IA .8.,t 0 aim in hind Y or. 1 I'M arindr. M 1 0 • f`r.o b okoollef. M 20 0 180011 . 1480010 1/14 qtr Mono. and ad bb wed myseinan abuideb Nww Hi IL OA SIMI a AT 800711 Km- MIVUTON. —The works are meting tepid progress, and the bounden hes of the pinions L shown on eU sides by the muter arcades. The urine of the mirth arcades ou the mat aide are Dearly ell tarsal. The earth arcades are PortLaal stone, with a rustitated red brick Nader of the meet work, 'bah is placed between small Durk Lowe 1 - .4111.1130. The foualetioes ul the comenatorizhich is the north level, are now laid. The moulded pillar. a the middle level ere several feet above the grund oe leak sides, and the Mere out the south or keret level are nearly et their full - bath* It is upland that the new eniecilrocen Ur the Horticultural gosiety will be reedy to be unwind is a few weeks. The pavement end kw•lne unwind an mow le enmities. The inweseentel front of this encelure towards fahilationmed is net ye• conimeneal. All the heavy earthwork*, sad whine levels .1 the prdee will he complied, it is mid, met week, wire the planting will begin. The Hoeticultend aosielly have eseouticol that their Ant 'OWN' show is to take plum nest Lae, when the arcades will be seiliciontly eompleseel. The gardens thenuelvei ounce of mural be expiated to be thee edema:al enough to show their character, as the pientediom will seniors* require a year or two's growth. QT. JAMES'S THEATRE, IVadp i et ...., litootli —Ode Wise art lloamet. /6 UN' ttl6 to totesteally Wormed tilos this welt 01%...aw_00 MONDAY otict, October L. under of Mr. ALM= WIGAN. no estertalrootot vla=7:: aro Nyoll ottolul Cloomody. to too ado. by To= T*l lo, _ _.____ l6 l. Is wlieli 16. soll lea Mind Mom ea st.ftt zoodiresdro lbs br took* yew semis Poky T.Y. by J. S. Lo., eallett Tag W QS TIM FILLCOckft. koryi . dtoool. mod d.rmitililiallill4ll7 SIM lopertoutaJletolifts boom& oltb a vim to lb totamet el ate oodlioot to pub of Ur tieser.. tolikli hat Woo IlimoosWy.. domed oad 1.160 y. 11.- 1 J. =nom Acting learoper and Troomer. 192UCIELLTII SIZEIN,nom. --111 Jlt dew son a& 116 rid Pmelltis fa/ Item t* la NATIONAL ASSIMBLY HIGH mammy —llw dlew / p=ir 2= l l TALL MON. wft Is. mast atar OPILti ler the MOOS. The newa=Weaslidas sad kaliaramals have raidered Y ea tries Wdemailla sad waiver et the maseplia Ma W. M. hires deb- NW pallenas lOUs addeasas tram Lambe dad she bad and mil asidamaie maim, de —Doan = a eclat Adiskaaa. A RGYLL ROOMS, Wiadmill-alresk flocs- ZS. 'LW BLOM= hr u. Whirr *was. kr MOM. liarot CoNciKra. atilt Oa eshebrated bast istabheid tM Vices ismai tq Shwa lassate. Nadas at too de*. THE LONDON PAVILION Tichborne-strast, la Irma lo gh =l a pleasant evening, go to the 1 11 1= el iAMION, tin moo in tondos, no/ tin tost43olllololT. Alamein& Mr imiodumeon naive el,. &Mb. Alls" Golirinnt It FRENCH VINIYARZXSOCIATION, AT Laill24 rd CLAW.= adaddal it we des. Pm am Adam mad wine V& IPUTEIIIOI, CUMMIDIE I& ad CA Rs ave-deara. dam vim , Ma midis. .. /ELM. li Plitt lad s. Aad a great variety dram Mom et law" Mtgs . sad amonage dres. 11ASSI; SANT INDIA PALS AUL The AI 'Mobn an wide. trio tart= Is Inst sob& Uos la tasks of 111 and orwaria—BittY Met sad • &It harielpeirout. &W. Tux Lows imar-Acruiro SYPHON TAP. KJ Sirvest lora Amanda bcorormer oho 44.44. SAILIOWS ?ATfllT CAM ITAND.--S• Ind. or whams& ihturbod ID Whig . nem ha co* ratite W. To soh sA oohs o ii i= Oso. Moo ion N. wino& 17/011L•Thi WM= IMITEIL—WhhoIod to IWO MO ha of ors popper. Poke loghotagi gamin IMMIX* Kik! SCEMIN.=WMF H wy hx=rath moll Itik GM moo los of ma flo. POMO MAJMUL—Tho soh hotbed to ova X.11. 114 ;1=1 r AtarkrilloW• 14 . Mai W. Ana Investor sod pot, ntee. Soo ha 16 oohs and Memo lo every snack . W *than M evelosi laholloss.—hhhtloboO 1110. ltr UNIT'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4.. 6d. AI par loperisl pin, rifted tar thei rtlr peculiar yetbater apes** to bey other, b tor by oa pey et gm" NM lemery Wat. eyed by =OMAN NUNN me OM ilk tub* caietbelevet, W.C. lb a wt. ul Iwo bar. TIMM 1/100.—Paai tree, arm Amps, a J. Mtn= EI:PLAIN/NO Nersre.OMlllll2lll MN? ntriamanurn la Jammu. MEd met 11 Ledo Uwe 0011111.1111 whoehy ese eel tat Weer hee Uwe erdleen ereeeTZ=let Mese& wine re reetale. awl theet say to WI who have eeteelea kg the lib eeeeleee. Nem bet Pere ersielses Malarials awl viallandlier amployed. melee lie e=le ere Wefts bait NMI 11.1M11117 eeel—Te be eeeeheed thlewed Gehe44 deeeket is the Mem Dal-dem edit. WI hie na assaa.a.i. W. (east rh a ll zed W. see iII. Loewe W "rie edraategee by tiehrter* systole render Y pre-eteloently um**, eat the eared approach W whelks yet ettatsed: -hoverer. debrlere treatise dread be reed by wile veleta heel*: Sue =will ewe meek marry sod awe easeyease "—ltersted Fer ebefeeseneese et treeweery yertiaelerly eel* the ram, rid that the eraser the My eetehilehate• I. up the Pleas Wow between bream the edrerieddie mad the Nate llre lariesece deed levelyeel. lst. Detkeetreet. A PEARL-LLIEZ WHITENESS a the A SWATH Y OM/. NA laMilltAA iltUATif Tee I to the ••• W /8.0144.4111•1 ODUtfril, or Pearl Dentifrice, • wlfte roteposesi el lb. /Attlee* and meet recherche =.uts of the 'Mental barbel. It extirpates all lartarous 1 to the teetl4 east mom • part lase wielteseee to tie essueltesi surfer, arreete W teetberlppies of decay of lb. weYa er . r e oar • be•lfZbelits or = ea , s_pority rid lemsemir Pries la. M. pa boa —11 i• two •• Deiviands )J o b dte.. amen lir Wok DM "A. Itetelted awl Beek 11, gordea." de Use goverment shesup. taro .a 3 by else sambaed pertmes. WIDDINO sad l, 0, BIRTHDAY PItESENTEL 1 11.01101.1.7 MooMly ation to Ida , tion DRY/SIHO COMM, TRAVELLING DREW 1.414 STOCK o f lAut DESPATCH SOUP, Writing goes. Work Jewel Laer., LAL,IL4 JUITICULZ sad CAZIUMIIt every desoripHos ; 11101AHVAL MN:STIED MK VILOP,I CASES, YAUO surrrtxu-wou, and LIIIISTAHIat as lane. boat Netting, as Glove Box= 115 W Mg= ari-re= BM/K. au.. • et 10,07,1AtiiIVI sad SHVXLTILIi imitable for PRISIMATION, too various to onenrosto To Whoa at Iflit KT 11001116411111 ale Pkeadalls two door troa Maekvillosersol (INCE A WK E K u. ..r No 10. Minims : The isrbsets of WM* Chablog 111 sad IV. By lira Crowe--Itoproesot.tlini Mims, Dr. Jossaor. tl) Ingieby mooss-apislaltapplai Nada liaq, 114. IL, MO Illustrstloins-The Slam and WI of Wat Mips : Vadassapiable P , "lk 1 :k Is by W. Bridges TM lis liedabo of lirrlssu -'l ' h.: K Weirs Grave-Let Week -A 'Maid Tim A Nundwr Is published every asturday,4as ISL. abo fa 11,,51.111, hat.. sod half -yearty Votaries. I. ad IL are publish...l, pr Th. It sai linsdbury sod Issas, 11, leavaleoareaa, lianisaffeaL LC. PIRIT-RAPPING NAM EASY ; The OORN 1111.L N. I IIIJIAII VI ad The PIIIIOI.IIA NCNB et Mr. Hued. eno Wised wet peek's anew of WILE A WW. Miry aed Pas" 11. exammeeereet. blesiatraat. S.C. THE SILVER CORD. A New herbal %tory by 011111LitY 11000Ess, with Illestrs. Ulm by Juba Teunkl, will be eomaisuced on o..teyllay, buy. 10, Is 0.1it..0 A WEILL Pralbary and Evans, 11, Bouverbtlitrect. Tlo.o.strett, Published every Saturday lines Threepence, THE LONDON REVIEW and WEEKLY JOURNAL emanated by CYMRU/ MA , 7IAT. 1.1. U. Ountuyin I/ Na IL a ATV KDA Y, Oak Q. 71Shalampae bassi Yarn, , arlantt: a the Bes-ahare (talk riga four illastralana. li. Ntiothai st Warta. Tatra aad Tails Talk. A Yrnieet us katmlf of the tlitsuaary of Newest Os Week. lissary Mau Uui of Sin, lake and Ben ' Ti. Nye Nova Power. i Adltlaut As um rot* s• a New shape. I Illatiewa of Nan Boas: Ileartmet. Tyne mad r..,,,1 Lib Ituokb ‘ lllastrated_ ~ Tke Ordlalta a iretund • Ulan, at roman Mara. A Urea ins war s Urfa Plass tare Ti. WOW Pki o .-11e. , Ti. White honk at Ancient IITI. Mt via. leales. la CIBIStr, dlasenrasa Beenlates It with Mott Calk OW Oval . and Ina♦ Cousi • Jaaritay In Ins Back Caldsin et Osage • n. sussussfroullimos. !fa IT. I Itnemrds and Progneetkalans Ara Issassiss.—A Nom, of the Weather. Anecdotbrary 11:7:1=-11a TIL—/tr. &NUL e Li Seaga boass. et LeerspeeL Peso: Ylareemn and Iloilo The Sink of Ike hap Taft !dew and essaserce. MIL desaimapars etmet, Strand. —W . Go b , malapr. L—Adetissmants w raw! red ay to II ana. • all Tbatedsla rl. Itstlthma llvo, It AN =POSITION of the Turgw_Nna ANTICLO. By L RAMA:. !Humes. ILA.. hokum, WI Prldly. Omliddlge. feelleap ON. Ihk QIIIIIMO/41 as PIOYMIOII 11BOWNill SXYIkitTION .4 Ur 41.11.TICLEIL By J. WE; ILA. Laulas . Jabs W. Parker sad Sas, West West ZNOLISH MALADY—DIDIGESTION T i !d i NiIIYULAN The Quirk Symptoms. and latisimil TrvidassaL 111/ T. H M.D.. Phydelan to thir Ouresl resNlite la4lf earrl..rs' rnwlient Inalnitloa, 11/ pea fall Olig awn.. , hen the Ant hnr, Lloyd spear% Lisboa. WC FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1860. LONDON, LORD PALMERSTON AT LEEDS. LE MS, THEHADAT. The arigital programme extended over two days only— today sad to-morrow—but sinoe it berme 'warily known that the noble lord intended to visit the West Riding, invi tations to take lint in different public coreasenine have peered iefipon him, and the engagements he has made are now liar amore numerous than were at Art contemplated. VIM of alltlya afternoon he had econference in the mayor's .1 at, the Town.hall, with representatives her resg r ° ol:san ip liers of Commerce of Leeds, Hull, Sheffield, •eid ether tiros in the county on the subject of the Areal ✓eit sad Consolidation of the Bankruptcy Laws. His lankhap presided in the evening at the sail* et the Leh Mialianics' Institution and Literary Society in I the Vierria.hall, the spacious and splendid edifice which I was opened by her Majesty two years ago. The main par- I pose of this great gathering, to attend which w the ori. ▪ chpet of the premier's visit to the Wien, is to inaugu ✓al the pommel for the erection of a new Mechanics' Lisa- Wee sad Schools of Senna and Art, in consequerie of the Easiest aecommodaticia afforded by the a:name building. Ib-morrow, roma, the Leeds corporation will preset • eangratulatory address to the noble viscount—again in the .Viebnia-hall, to which no less than 1, , 00 tickets of admit *. lave been isPed , and the event is to be attended by alt the Oats and cerium* which the municipally sea Wa gs*: A far more humble, but yet very praiseworthy de. rismiligisa will be honoured by the premier's presence at shim hem of the day—namely, the annual greelhe of dim laidalltagnad &heed sad Mee Birk Society, at the Magic hall in Affirm-street. Here kin. lordship takes the chair, and thiyanthitil members—Oder up shooter, in terra, liendry, and mglected fp the slums sad alleys of this ma ker mid sun!-bogy hid, of masufactoring have the elmohip probably of hems sennselied and advised by the Ilemumel Beglishman of his day. Oa Ilatorday hie hardship beeemes the guest of Mr. R. M. Miles, Inrystes-bed. near Pontefract ; gad an the Neale fry he wM waive an athess from the empwallen of that MUM, =he marbet-pleas whisk they ham mew* boa. his stay here the Noble viscount wall meit the temohy ofLb - Urban who haw invited him to • l lumbeau st tla vlseram, Ladsbsr, which hr beim placed • at their diveral for that impose by the Rev. Mr. Landon. At the resat rent audit a memorial from the tenancy was presented to the noble lord, seating that !arrester be greatly honoured if he would accept the invitation, end adding that it would afford therein opportunity of showing' that the agriculturists of Yorkshire were quite r anxioue se their maeshoturing aid trading neighbours to offer hie 1 lordship a warm and hearty welcome. An seal Lunatic reception would also appear to await him at Wakefield, whither be goes en Wednesday sem, the ear that tows harrow, immediately upon hearing Cril: of lordship proposed to visit Colonel Smyth, /LP., copanieed mourn* to celebrate the event in • coaspieueue manner. It is understood that be will be entertained at • peed hunium, and that the der will be kept as a gar day r Wakefield. Sir John Rameden, Bart, M.P., Will also, is stated, receive • visit frun Lord Palmerton at his we, arglat Ha- Lord Eitswilliam, the lord lieutenant of the county, arrived in Leeds in the coarse of the thermion, and formed re et the distinguished party entertained last eight at dhow, et Kirkstall Grange. a deputation from the chambers of commerce, the' teem mead* and trade preespetioa sovietise in the count", • ohs sat the ride loot in the mayor's fine suite of • stole ream this dui noon, numbered over 100 peraona, and =4 representative. from Leeds, Wakefield, Snaked, Maalox, Huildenfield, Mull, Batley, sod other plain. Assort those present (hesides the noble vincount) were the Mayor of Leeds (Mr. Wm. Rebell), Bit John' Hart, M.P., Mr. Thus Malt, M.P., Mr. Edward Rel Ma t a leas .P., Mr. Frank Crrealey, M.P., Mr. E. Aldan Leather, M.P., Mr. Samuel Morley; the Mayor of Brad ford, the Mayor of Halifax, aid maay gentlemen of Inde sw is the Tier Riding. Lind Parameton arrived precisely at three o'clock, and wee received by the maps, the admen, sad tows sink. As the noble lord walked tap the apartment the • gempeng elled him with three roods of cheering. The an tes lord having taken his pros, Sir J. Itausten, as tile leader of the depatation, read the list of phase and gegistim reprereeted, and the gottlemen of whom the deputation we composed, observing that doh number would a 'oddest prod it Si. drew feeling mite ing io that part of Foglia& on Si. odder* el the bask. ruy laws. Mr. SUIT if, the town derh , gists read • enentoriel, which wee dimmer& headed to lie Isairip: • ' Addressee, which were nos* echoes of the above, I were presented from tiheffie4 by Mr. Johan] Smith, president of the Chamber of Commerce I and from Halifax, by Mr. John Crossley, the latter gentle man timelier% as an Minim a.° of the workiug of the existing law, that in oe bankruptcy rose, in which 41.11. of arra was paid into court, the unfortunate credi tors only received figl. or 2jd. in the pound. (Leughter.) He trusted that the noble lord would not a ll ow ano th er germ of parliament to pre without dealing with the sib. ject in • comprehensive manor. (Cheers.) Further inentorials were reed by Mr. UNWOOD, from Hull, and by Mr. Fiore, from Bradford. Mr. W. laweer said he wished to pat in • word on behalf of the bank' r interest. (Hear.) it was, however, cry to say that the beakers fully concurred in all that had j been maid, and that they wished sense satisfactory moms lobe speedily posed. (Maar, beer.) Lied PAULO/ROI sad—l me rare you that I myself individually, and all my collie in the government, feel do free of all these aegnmsots which you have now re peated W us, and which have her put to us before. We ra:il aware that the present state of the law is ex. e y unsatisfactory ad works great bakery frontally to prior who are under the seaseetty it bevies reopens to ft, sad I was isi great hopes that we should lasi seri= have been able to pies the bill which Si. Attorney-Oesioral, with great labour and with a great mariliee of his make shoal emolument*, had prepared. (Hear.) I don't like to state the sum, but he assured me that the time he had her obliged to devote to the prevention of that bill had been considerably withdrawn from his professional pursuits, and that he incurred a very large secrilice of professional emolu ment in the pre notioa of the public iaterest. Well, whoa the hill was brought in, I heal sanguine hopes that we should pass it into law ; but everybody knows that the last ✓adon was a session of a peculiar character. Matters of great importance were brought before parlament ; discus sionea perhaps el warmer length, ensued upon them ; and nobody mold command the time arid oppor- Wait, wine particular rnesaurm should come on. The moat hopertast .soars were esosetimes hustled back to • tem& later period than we could have wished, and it did so happen that we were unable to carry that bill through. At one tiene I was so strongly rapeseed with the belief that mi meld earn it that I loaded the declaration of an intention sinuLar to that which Sir John Ramsdell has men. treed as haring been wocrial in the ernes of the Divorce Bill, via, that d the hare were to sit until September I would go on with the DUMDUM. But human resolve* are not always realised by events—fa langt)—and when it male to the time whoa slat bill Could be gone on with we found Gonave' with • bill of, I think, upwards of 540 or rai clauses, with very strong objections am to what was imagined to be the Mier of many of them by • loess a patina of the house, with the certainty, therefore, o very lees discussion. And the time at that period of the maim did not allow the prospect of carrying it theme' is • easier satiefitotory to the *matey sad the parties eon. cased. Aad therefore, with the greatest mirror, the Ationtey•Ceneral and myself were obliged to give up ad home of marrying the bill three* has session. i eau more you, gentlemen, that our feeling sod intention to ben in • bill at au early period next session. (Chesia) 1 Wald hope that, although the bill is long, sad invader a ✓eal racy details, we shall have time, and opportunity, and means of carrying It as it is, or with such modifications se cm dis,,ussdai and maniiiiation may be found arisseary. Tau are ell aware it the pante on which alias-tiros have been raised. It we intiginol- I am ashamed to say that I have sot read the bill through. I have taken ' lie general character from the A ttairnev-Ceriend, sad have gone through the leading principles. There arras you are awe,mature os gtast sod -trails... ( Hear, h the it was bear ing let that the very stringer enactineuts bearing oo trade's, and appli cable to risen but pot to the circumstances and habit. of non.laratier might work great injustice end injury to the loner. The Attorem.General said that he hart condelered ;U m = and he was quite prepared, if the clauses he did not sufficiently peon& warn these ajar. tier, be should be able so to modify them in the programs • of the bill as to attain the desired result. But we never • came so far as to touch upon that disputed point. I hope, Wed I mu confideut, that, with his ability, and the asi are we should get from all ppities in the house, we may be able to carry • hill eufBcbat and satiefactory to all • c ties. (Hear, hear.) It really is • bill whisk not involve party eonaidenstions. lehissr at i is It not question between ono clams of pnlitkaaos another - t is • question in which all the command sad i t al t„ ustrial o lonians of the oreninuaity have a emearis M- I feel retreat that in sod • bill we shield have the aasietance of rues d all eidr all the hoses sad of all politiod parties, earnestly, gloomily, and hometly endeavouring to shape it in such • for. as will satisfy the just expectations of the commercial intermits, without at all wasting say injustice or iajury to thine different classes of society. I shall be armed next session with the report of whoa hos pared oe this sad wire I am /WO will have its due weight out oaly wi the government, but I am persuaded equally so with members of the Roues of Ogetinam pnandly. And I hope that those awns —which, as hes Item anted. have taken so great an interest is the ipeedie•--seill inspire their %umbels with that asal—(a (Stamped, ld. Additional.) laugh)-which, I ion_ proud to say, members for great coin- NATIONAL If RifORIAL TO CAPTAIN (700 K. musities are very seldom found wantieg la-and that they, I -- on their part, will to i n • position to congratulate them- ! Yesterday a public meeting wm held at the Lou selves, at the end of the session, upon havi ng be en lustre- don Tavern, to originate a movement for the erection of a mental in g a measure of such peat impertimm to asthma monument commemorative of th e serv i ces o f th e the connn=teneets of the country. (Cheers.) ablebrated navigator, Captain Cook ; Dr. CONNIE occupied Sir J. Russo[.' tendered the noble lord the thank% of the chair. the several deputations for the kindness with which he 1110 CHAIRMAN said the object of the meeting was to do bad listened to their statement., and 'amused their setts- honour to and perpetuate the memory of one who had done faction at the assurance the noble lord had given as to the more to civilise the southern hemisphere, and to extend intentions of the government. The constituencies repro. the Influence of commerce and science, that, any other man seated he was asswred would tender their moat cordial sup- ' whose name found a place in history. It had he.. said that port to e. the government in th e ir en d eavours to pass the d aspreseat was not the t i me to proposepropose• monument to the airaltlr , memory of Cain Cook and thin it ougkt to Loral PALMERSTON said a few words indicating hi e mils - : done long ago P te but that was not to be considered a /action at meeting the deputation and reoeiving personally , tenable objection, for as time was the best test of every- the views of gentlemen so practically acquainted with coin- thing, no it had given them en opportunity of judging of mercial questions. „ . the advantages which the present generation had de- Aft" a few wools horn J. .. eltotoloY, intimating tha t rived from the services of Captain Cook. Iliol it not been a committee h ad been appoin ted that morning to draw for him Australia might be at this moment a Dutch or • 'up a statement of the points, of difference from the govern- French colony instead of proving the source of enrichment ' mint bill, which would be communicated to the Atoormry- t o r ob omomm., of our own countrymen. His services !in • scientific point of view, and especially the stimulus Th illi teputation withdrew. ' they had given to the spreiL in l of the gospel in Pagan lands, la the evening the noble vinsount presided at the anneal were ovally deserving of being gratefully remembered by eat. dtint Lewis Mechlin"' lag'iatiaa end Literary hi. countrymen. He it was who, in addition to his labour, r Surety. The soiree was held in the Town-ball, which was in extending the bounds of geographical science, of core- , loolotad ht srer7 Peet, about two thousand Pelson , Weft merce, and of botany, had • vered the means of extir present. Ti e of admiemion reaged in Prim front • psi* *curvy, so that it was no longer in the Tot of the 201. fid. to al. &L each. The society in behalf of which disease" of seamen. He would therefore move that in the Ile scree wali held ale making effene to procure funds for opinion of this meeting, the distinguished service. the erection of • new building, and it is probable that it , o f We h ero i c c i rcumnav i ga t or , c a m. J amul c o ca, were Etamenu from 200 f. to 250 1 . from the sale of ticket. such no to canoe his name tole honoured throughout the distin renew present. Beattie* the the world, am one of the most illustrious that ever graced the , were Ladßhin:non, the Coolness of 4 4,61 4 records of human enterprise, and that whether regarded in, the Berl Fitswilliam, and Countess Fitsvrilliarn, • comniert4d, scientific, or religious jvcint of view, welt *Footmen° ; Hon. W. Cowper, First Commis- ' services have in en 'ailment degree entitled his wow ilk' • rtiNic Werth ; the Hon. Lord Wensleydale, ffir ti e e p ee i s t 'ega d o rrb a com b ? ... J.P.lithittleowth, flie J . Emerson Temtents Sir, ski . Hr. Gunton seconded the motion, which Was uthnimously , W. M.P., Mrs. Ramadan, Sir P. Faitbaira J. G. . soma to. I P the . 11 7 • F. °male; Fel, H.P., R. Y. Milne; I Hr. Martini then moved a resolution to the effect _ i WM., Bach ILE G. & Brwollort. EN , . This the milting heartily concurred in the effort. b. . t r. ! Childers, Foo, IL P.. T. 841, Esq., 11. P., he. 1 whisk were bring male for the erection of a monument Kr ' ._ ._W Blicuerr, of Kirkstall Grange, introduced the , worthy of the virtues of the man, and that the subscaptiona amble lord to the assembly amidst enthusiastic cheers. for that ehe formed into • fend, to be Lolled. i cep Lord PAIMRHSTOR roes to address the meeting amidst ; bin Coo's . "iitional Testimonial Fund.' Int ofidlowo "Hoke having been obtained, the noble Mr. Nino Botrun seconded the resolution, which wise hod to dame a "ley felicitous speech, which twee d n‘oue ly e pp me d o f. . 1 Mth by warm airplanes. .He own- A committee was then formed to carry out the objects of lelaffod H ollP l76 .C l Plida and *sows which he felt th e meeting, and the proceedings terminated in the usual at beirind to lineage at • meeting of so num' , I ....,„ am and ffiettegaiked attendance in one of the first towns of this great and for purposes so honourable to the town, and whir& he no doubt would be attended with 00000101, sad would ogler great and lasting benefit* on the town. (Applause.) After pealing • warm sulogium on Dr. Birkbeck and Lord Brougham, as the founders of meekenics' institutes, and adverting to the efforts of the latter (Brougham) for the abolition, first of the iv. trade, and for the promotion of civil sad rellalem liberty all over the world, be said that it bed fallen to the lot of the noble lord Itesnughined to do more than other men to promote the M ei iihnstioo asesalgat his fellow-countrymen. He had pained •WI acre : not in acquiring only, but also in ir and thereby conferring great es ) There was me important 5i5 „,...„.,...,,...time t n ed en t e h r e ee past. I 7 the p edge as t fee their dlenseadme ..Mme and philosophy ; but than the greaet of Mt WWI was obscured by comparative , hag the days of Newton and Bacon the al and witchcraft prevailed. Now W . ' tivirzoinifhouappTh „i t every class of Anineek battle Vide= mid welfare of the notion have boa peady •=1 .6 Wear, hear.) One of the meet useful of IMO for spreading thia knowledge was mechanics' (Appleuse.) Yet some ',enema plAilas had ohlieeted to these institutions chiefly on the rthat dee men foe whom they were de•gned to bene eettd only "Will from them a eupnfi ' T knowledge, the triteriim came into play-a little knowledge is a fur • littler knowledge wee • bad thing, liet was. th7ll - was • bed thing that • man had only • Mb baning; bat what was still worse titan having • Me betaing tem having no Mania at all (Hear, hear.) His loge* proceeded to speak of Om value of me chanics imitinieleny and gave some hints how such associations 1241khe made mod useful to their members. He spoke of i prepergioe which works of the imagination ought to , IV 4 l4ethel i nee of an mo tanee o" •tam: with the fundaami 4 4l of =WM ea appLeabie to dm *Winery avocations We. , S ode as Interesting study, said his lordship, to Vilma Sip, with inflate variety descending man and of the annu t s c l , {= l. nepdred the power of the micro. sive to .mime them viable to man. The cosi- Uwe 0120100, bill mid his lordship, with admiration the creation, of the = r ef and wisdom which directed the great best owed their aelgia. (Cheers.) The of 111 Milk, iso doubt, tended to = li tit hil ithW that he wee the lend of the ureatiou, but be Issed.tbit Vs institution would aho direct the mind to Ilte would wide He td that they would not only ltherrithe plea of geology but also the =«Mises of sliseetry system revolving . round s t . They would gm see what a comparatively insigne =Potion ef that Planetary system war this earth, the ancients need to think almost the whole of the crested universe, which would elute those feelings of pride which perhaps the contemplation of the descending scale might have he= edculated to inspire. (Applause.) These one no mama why the working-elms should not learn ••• of • still further scieuee, anal he haoh=amie principles of the organisation of the that sh e innumerable bright spots which euggiinhen shy of • clear starlight night were not simply 411.111111.1 SSW. Heavens, but that they consisted of millions d ead mew of thins far larger than this earth, and each r by a planetary system like our own. (Hear.) =the other hand thou contemplations, by enlarging thileind, must tend to abide the pride and vanity of , se on the other hand they must tend to calm and .."."... 7gose who might be labouring under adversity, by them see that the attain of dale world formed amt a tharof the general dispensation of the Almighty, itthose great ansupmenta,fw ha te v er m ight be their partial and temporary effect, were destined in the main for p ultimate and permanent good. (Cheers.) The noble lord dwelt upon the advantage. of lectures in pro rooting instruction-lectures led men easily and use. fully to results which had been acquired by deep stusly ; but long labour was necessary, in order tbatthose who attended lectures Might derive the full value which they were intended to impart. To affect this object • valuable system of voluntary competitive examinations had meetly been established in COl4OOOlOO with mechanics' Institutions. (Applause.) The three sources of knowledge -the torture given in the general way, the sidecquent stW,y carried on by the individual, and th e test put to them by the examiner-was • eu r np system of instruction, which, it canted oat, as he had no doubt it would be, not oily in Lerida, but in other parte of the country, must tend rapidly to improve the Intel lectual coalition of the population of the united 'copies, and, by improving their intellectual conditioo, sal to their happiness, and promote the greatness and prosperity el the empire to which they belong. (Cheers.) After cordially wishing 11000000 to the scheme fat erecting • new building for the mechanics institution in Leeds, his lord ship sat down amidst loud cheering. It was enbeequently announced that the noble viscount had ealsowibrad 50/. towards the fund fur building the in• ilthe total subscriptions amounting to MOO/. f ii rl. K. Shuttleworth, the Hon. W. Cowper, and sierand ether of the gentlemen mentioned above addrobood Om which terminated with a cordial vote of thanks to Lord erston. WORKMEN'S BENEFIT CLUB. A meeting was bold on Wednesday evening, in the Lecture-room of the Workingounes Institute, West street, Triangle Hackney, for the purple/ of explaining the object of the Workinas's Benefit Club, and establishing a branch thereof for the Haoluny district, ia addition to the branches in operation in Eustou-road, York-reed, Lambeth. and KenAuston. W. A. Wilkinson, F i sq,, occupied the chair, and the following gentlemen, with others, were also present, and neurally addressed the meeting, vv.., Jervoiss 13' mith, Esq. • St. L. Glyn, Esq. ; G. J. Bowyer, Esq. ; Thongs Fehr, Fier. ; and B. M. The, Fect. In the course of Mr. Smith's oldren, which fully explained the objects and benefits of the chih, he reed iot extol*, au extract from Tidd Pratt's report respecting this dab, recently pre sented to parliament, which concludes with the following ewv eed • word,, vii., "the mmagement of this club is entirely in the ham& of the members, and it is not too mach to say that the registrar Is not aware of the existence ' of auy club for the working-classes equal to it in the king dom." The thanks of the crowned wasting ware voted to the chairman, and after a similar vote to the committee of the Hackney Institute for the use of the room, and acknowledgments for the same, the meeting separated. The following further observations occur in Mr. Tidd Pratt's official report, pups 18 :, "Some acclaim have ,already been, end others are now being established, in conformity with the registrar's instruc tion, and the registrar cannot omit calling the attention of the working clung in London to a friendly society lately established, and now held at the Workman's Institute, 23g, Eastou-reed, N.W. • 34, York - reed , Lambeth, S. ; end Grove-hone, Brown'sbUildings, Kensington, W. The Workman's Institute was established in the autumn of Iffiff, and owes its origin to the representations of a deputation of workmen. It provides, in various districts of the metropolis, reeding-rooms well supplied with newspaper. and periediorla at a very moderate charge, and houses of cull free for men l out of work, of shorn about I,IOXI have met with employ ' meat through its inetrtuneutality. There are now three of 'these institutes in operation as shove, and dhows will be opened am soon am arniogentente can be made. To each in stitute is attached a benefit club, specially anited to the wants of workmen and labourers generally, being managed by a subcommittee of workmen elected by their own body, and held at the institute free of espouse. The payments to the betides, which are kept distinct, are made to omit the convenience of the members, and are regulated by their age. There are no entrance fees or levies, aud perfect se curity is presented in the names of tlie trustees and trea surer prefixed to the rules, which have been duly certified by the Registrar of Friendly Societies. The oleb, which embraces the following beaefits, already numbers above 200 member --viz.: 1. Relief in sickness to the age of 65. 2. Superannuation allowance, or old aggee pay, of se. per week, after 66 for life. 3. Medical attemiaaw and medicine. 4. Endowments for child:ea. fr. A MUD of money at death. 6. A provision not exceeding 301. • year by deferred an ' unities for life from the age of 65. In addition to these, I there is a guarantee fund, contributed by honorary member', applicable to relief of members antferMg from accidents, according to the dialretien of the general committee. This society is establiehed awe the pnaciples stated in the in structions, it. tables for sickness are certified by an admire, triyments at death are secured by the policy of an old Kehed office, and the deferred annuity or old age pay is secured by the government, upon term.' adeastageon to the members who may contribute for such anuuity, the ainouut of ooutri tedious depending upon whether he wishes a return of all be has paid in cue of death or nubility to I continue his payments before the time arrives at which the salinity is to commence, or to pay a less monthly sum with , oat any return." THE BUILEENT BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Lid evening the thirteenth anniversary dinner of the Builders' Benevolent Institution (established fur the purpose al giving relief and punting pensions to deneyed members of the various branches of the building trade and their widows, also fur affording temporary assistance to workmen in came of accidents) was celebnited ut the London Tavern, Mr. (1. Ptuceerrr in the chair. Aldermaa Wen. Cub* (Lord Mayor Elect) supported the chairman on the right, and Albanian Wm. Lawrence on the left. About 300 gentlemen eat down to dinner, during which the hand of the 20th Middlesex Rifle Volunite u nzerformed several selections of popular UN and sardal Alter the usual loyal towns had lases mad anhunaatioally responded to, the rifle corps band taking part in " God save the guess," The CHAIRMAN MOO to prop ose the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to the Builders Benevolent lustitution." He maid that that institution took its place with the philan thropic imitations uf the country, and be hoped that their held of action would be extended, and that year by year they should dud an increase to their funds, for at the last election it was grievous to find that there wen) 18 applicants compelled to be tamed away for want of means. There was another desirable thing; almshouses were much needed, the occupation of which would be a blaming to their poor and unfortunate brethren. The funds were now accumulating for that purpose, and they ought net to be content until they were completed. Much good had been done, much distaw had been relieved, but still there was much more yet to be done, and on that account he was then appealing to them the more earnestly. Ho should say that this charity was conducted with as much ability mid eoononv as any other institution of a similar character. DIAIIIIII AND CALENDAR*. —People on tie wrong dskt at side el forty may be messed for feelieg_a twinge at the oast year's alresnee la the tniMe of October. Nemec Ds Is 26011 and Os, vilta• consideretion for human weakness which deserves hearty acknowledgment, gild the inevitable pall by pramiting their Indelible !Marne and Red Letter Calumhis in as best style of art. Them annuals, in which the entel sad the elegant are found in the highest combination, mud be imposed. Boons ocelot' EARLY CLORINO MOVRIIRNT. —The principal bootmakers in the Edgeware•road and the waiters part of Oxford.street have intently been canvassed by the Early Closing Amonaticie, and *greed to close at eight o'clock every evening (except, tiatunlay“), commencing on Monday next. Nome of the shops in the neighbourhood, having a different class of trade, and who have hitherto kept open until a very late hour, will in future close at nine o clock This latter arrangement includes some of the edineent streets, and in use instance, when the shop has been open on the Sunday morning, It will hi future be closed as that day. CULTIVATION or Cbrfon IN QUIRMILAND (A us • Lis).--The Liv erp ool Chamber of Commerce have re ',trod some Intoesting oontrannioatioes upon the resources of Queensland for cotton cultivation. Er. W. Brookes, in n japer reed en the 3rd July, letel, before the Queensland Philohical tiociety, stated that the whole of Queensland has within those degrees of latitude where the cotton plant grows luxuriantly. Wherever cotton ban been tried on the oast of llueeasland the yield boa been plentiful, and the quali ty meanest. The penes's,' eaters of the plant la lemilty would mesh lowa the labour of its radtlri• tine. Er. troika sellunitet that • power ie Quesuidesd meld. by selllsg the settee at 10d. per poised, roalles 11151. per seam from eve acres, which exceeds nousklerably the prods°, from other ems Er. Clegg, ef llararrieeter, whose letter Er. Brookes read, has effellud pw per lb. for tpsernland mottos, equal to the wimples already pro. dueed. Ald;;;;; . W. Cuarrr replied to the toast of "The Hirer of the Institution," and said he belonged to the number of twenty-one who were called the patrons of this society, and he was very happy to find that one-third of that number were then present. He spoke highly of the tattoo sad placed Won the anesehly the views he enter- Weed: that prosperity sountimes fell to advenity, cud an such caw it wee a disgrace to allow such perilous to go for pariah relief. Therefore, it became the duty of every oue to render their assistance, and If they asked the next year's Lord Mayor for his aid, there is no doubt that something sore would be done. (('heers.) He felt glad to be ass., elated with such an institution as a patron, and on behalf of his brother patrons be thanked the ionetubly, and said u they looked forward might they . lope for a bettor future. Mr. Aldeiman LAWRISNCIS said he wea allowed to pro pose the toast of the " Vies Presidents wad Trustees," bed spoke highly in foveae of Nis institution. tie found that the builders were up to viaiesitudee that other trades were sot, and that as they bad come there that evening to support such an institutions, he hoped they were come de termined, for the !hinders' Benevolent Institution should be one of the first of its clan. It ovoid never he un founded ; fashionable triage might fail, but houses must be built although materials and style might change. He there fore thought such au institution must Sourish. lie ont chided by proposing the above toast. The health of the founder of the institution (Mr. Themes Cessna) sad the treasurer (Mr. George Bird) was next pro. Patand respectively responded to. A. G. Macau,the smeary, read over the evening's subscription's, white snouted te A sekelis• of veal nosh ws i9ll ,owleensi as An Ws di rection at Ir. Jima Um* suppselpi be M. Elba li ft h es sad *no essilamma perforosa lays's Homaiorsruie °mos. Its delicious spay irsisful atuouttinem, and Isvigorating post r have pro mised Urn goner.' uleptlub Ile • breakfast beverage. Vb., =ad fib. packets et la. M. pm lb., by the principal poems "Jame. Ilesisepsthle Cheiniet, Inaba. regtinginent. 143 - NDON GENIIS/a Omwrstrs Comuirr (LunTED). -Thar riguripOr for Ina *aft Gil. 21, 103671. To. 22. inir - onsez; BPORT7NG. NEWMARKIT HOUGHTON MUTING. 21121313.113. Sewßirnox 1:142303CAP PLATY d BO Dove., for 3-yr-elds and upwards. L.I. (2 mike 119 yards.) Lord W. Powlett'. &Man, ler Jericho, 4 yrs, nit (Norman; 1 W. SwindeW4 Kinds. 3 yrs, Bit Lab :H. Grimelaw; 2 Major lilbbert's Pitman, s yrs, est ISID Cr. Trench; 3 The following also ran :--- Moorcock, Mowbray, Predictor, Courier, Wink field, Jenny Locale's, Luckaew, and Ipswich. &Wag : 4 to I apt Jenny Longlegs, II to 1 each apt Moorooek and Pitman, 7 to 1 agar Predictor, 8 to 1 apt Simla, and 10 to 1 apt Zaretan. Ipswich made the run ning, closely followed by Jenny Lanier, and Pitman, Za retail well up, Moorcock being Fast. Tbey ran in this order until entering the Criterion Course, where Jenny Longlep took the lead, Pitman going into the second Owe. Nearing the rails, Jenny Longlegs waled , and a fi ne race E ensued between the thre e Z are t an winn i ng b y a length ; three-quarters d a between th e sexed and third ; Lncknow was a bad fourth ; Ipswich, Predictor, and Courier next, all pulling up. . - . FaganHamar Bwzmwmara of 100 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; seminars extra, ke. A.F. (1 mile 2 furlon gs 73 yards). (11 sulm.) Lord LeStange laneheater, by Voßigour, lg.. (CMBonn I Mr. Barber's Bee Webster, 76 7lb IL Snowden) Mr. liargreave's Sir William, 7st bib !Bullocks 3 Mr. Ilargreave . 4 Horace, list 101 b (Madden; 4 Mr. Puller's Simple Simon, 7o (11. Cielmsbaw 6 Mr. l'Anson's Cramacd, let Mb (Charlton} Betting : 6to 2 apt Ben Weteter, 3 to 1 apt Cremona, 4to 1 apt Home, 6 to 1 egst fair William, 100 to 15 apt Imachister (off). lanchester made the whole of the run ning, with Sir Witham second, Bee Webster third, and Mamma fourth, and in this mom they came on to within • few strides et the °Mir, where Baa Webster passed Mt the "spots" betel landed the winner Iry three qad uartets of a length ; a neck between the s e c on d sa il thi r d ; t (mirth. Itratlnem. or Tax GLASGOW Omits of 100 soya each, h ft; for 2-yr-old colts, Set nix Last three-quarters of R. M- (10 sulie.). Mr. Bowes's i'brikeff. by De Clan, Set 71b.. (0 PoniblitiP 1 Bake of Bedford's Asteroid, Sat 7lb S. Bogen; 2 Mr. C. Alesander's 711 (Trench: 3 Bettiag : 6 to 4 Ai Klatikoff, 6 to 2 wit Ageroid, 4 to 1 apt Will o the Wisp. Klarikeff and Asteroid acme away together ' Mr. Bowes's colt always baying the best of *sail on entering the cords they commenced en exciting moo, Rkrikoif ensuing by • head ; a lad third. /PRIM HANDICAP of 20 sous. each, It ft; winners extra. .C. (5 furlongs 140 yen's). (10 subs.) lip Henry's Loraine, by Lonpliaron. 11 yrs, let lolls ,Fordhani; 1 Lord W. Pinlett's Adulation, 4 yrs, est Sib Mr. Coppertbwalteb Twilight, 4 yrs, So 131 b IJ. tsborne) 3 Mr. Mare's Hartley Whitney, S yes, Itt Sib . L. Snowden) 4 Baron Bothsehlki's Mealtime., S yes, Bst 71b Wells b Mr. Boland's Maid of the Mbot. 4 yrs, 7st 41b illislionr) 6 Lord de Manley's Beynard, yr', tbt sib (Parsons , 7 Betting : 5 to 2 agM Adulation, 4 to 1 apt Twilight, 5 to 1 mist Lupellus. Rejnard sad Maid of the Mist were very fractious at thl post, causing sonic delay and several false starts. Mentmore got first off, followed by Twilight, Adulation, sail Hartley Wintriey. Going down the bill Hartley Wiatney took second place, and owning into the cads the four lay together in front, 31entmore falling heck mad Lupellus going to the front, a very fins race end ing in hie favour by a head : half • length between second and third; a head between third and fourth. HANIMPAP HVINZPSTAXEN of 10 soya. each, for 2-yrelas. T.Y.C. (5 furlong, 140 yards). (12 subs.) Mr. liarnms Oberon, eat 1011 Mr, l'Anson's Carr Oa, Set 711 Mr, Nelson's VoUtion, 714 (H. tirlinsbaw) 3 The following also ran :—Queen of the Vale, Lantern princess, The Norman, Lady Derby, Sir Horace, Amy, J'amat li a, fby Lo up ()arm Betting sto 2 apt Volition, sto 1 agst Caller Ou, 6to 1 apt Oberon, Bto l agat and other offered. Queen of the Vale made runniug, followedt by Volition, Caller Ou sad Beatern Primer well up. On entering the cords Oberon went to the f, oat rank, Eastern Princess, being beaten, and the former woe • good mos by three-quarters of a length ; three lengths between the mood and third. Queen el the Vale was a good fourth. HANDICAP BwExPirrAras of 15 soya, each, 10 ft; for 3- olds and upwards. T. Y.C. (6 furlonge 140 yards). (22 subs.) Mr. Merry'. Lord of the Manor, 4 yrs. 7st 11b.. H. Cony) t Mr. W. S. S. Crawfurd'A Winton, 3 reit 7st .. !W. Bottom) I sir W. booth's 8411111pAk.. 3 Yrs, ist ilb • 3 The following also ran :—Millie. de Chantilly , Gladiolus, Bherb ' orne Benhow, lady Peel, Tyrant , Curlew, The Pea phet, Heats, Couseletroa, Her Highness, Rose Middleton, Vulture, and Sheffield. Betting : 5 to 2 agst Lora of the Manor, 8 to 1 agst Millie. de Chantffly, 8 to 1 apt Dakar Resale, and Vulture, 10 to 1 apt titanspo. Roes Maki:Mon, Her Highness, the Prophet, sad lady Peel were very restive at the post, and Winton broke away and ran a considerable distance before he was pulled up. Lady Peal made play, followed by Vul ture, Wiaton„ ritatupodo, and Lord of the Manor. Half way home Vulture took up the runhing, Lord of the Manor on the off side coming out and winning by half a length, the same distance separating the second from the thud ; Remiss was fourth, AlcWe. Chantilly next, the Prophet and Gladiolus the last two. HANDICAP FIAT,: of 50 sows, fee 3-yr-olds and upwards. First half of Ab. It kl furlong@ 815 Yard , * Mr. Barber's Mien, by Idle Boy, 3 yrs, fist 7th .. Parsons; I Lord Chesterfield's Baron Munersausen, 3 yrs, Ist i11...80ny 2 Lord Starefonl's Emily 3 yrs, fist 0 ronlbani 3 Lord fiersdbeukee Doubloon. 4 yrs, tut L SalOtftll2l) 4 The following also an r—Tisra, Marseilhum, Apollo, The Quaker, Amethyst, and Cotytto. Bettis' :5 to eget Tiara, fto 9 agst Emily, sto 1 eget Ellen, 100 to 15 opt Doubloon, 8 to 1 apt Amethyst. Amethyst on the whip band made play, closely followed by Doubloon, Tiara, Baron ?dunehewien, and Ellen. At the foot of the 1111111 am took a slight lead, and on entering the muds 1111•61, Baron Atunehausen, and Emily themselves out, Ellen winning a good race by three-quarters ed a length • a neck between the aseeed and third ; Doubloon a gOod lowa. HANDICAP OttitesTAtts of 15 tovt. 1114, 10 ft; for 2-yr-olds. D.K. (7 furlongs 210 zatel . .. (13 subs.) Kr. & Jaoo &impla. Ulf Jostloy's Atherstout. oat 7Th (L.Bionilid I Yr. T. D•waoa's Mack inatamd. Ist Oh (carried Tat MI6 k Bullock) I The following also ran :—King of Kest, Lame Brother to Mister, Wing, Lisno&bwer, lavo, Wastherwiteh, VOlitaoa • and Veracity. Betting : 5 to 2 agst Leva, 6 to 1 apt Atropia, 7 to 1 each agsi Elsa Diamond, Verseity, and Atlitestoon Wen by • Logi& ; half a lugth between the 11409114 awl third. thotfiower was fourth, well up. oWirceirreara of 50 sow each, h R ; for tyr-olds ; colta, es t 71b ; lilies, Itst 416. Al M. fit sobs.) Lord Suva:oat Vfollaus, TM !Vag Dutchman, ast Tlb Pronch) v.o. _ _ _ Swriteermrse MP:10 nova mok, for Ihyr.okla mats, 0 131 71b ; &WM:ma, Est 41b ; the wiener to be mid for 40 .ova. It demanded, km Last half of AUL (3 furlongs 217 yards.) (11 subs.) Mr. Henry's lir, Nichol, by Nominator. ml 7Th (0. Yurdbant, 1 Lard Stamford's Smertios. lot (Munch; Mr. .3. titiby's nUtoli.lu.Tinte, tat 4th ,Cbalioner, 3 ie Mr. Pop's Borodino, Ist 71b (Charlton, 4 Mr. Char's Cracow, Mt llb )Randy) Mr. 1 4 / 2 011 . 1 Marksman, bit 71b (l,. Snowden? U Ruby also nut. Betting : I to 4 each lot Dr. Niehol and daaredoi, 4 to 1 sgst any other. Won by half a length ; a bad third. MATES, SOO, lt ft. A.P. (I mile 2 furlongs 73 yards). Lord Alleabory's Cantatas, by Orlando, 4 yrs, tat wden) 1 Lord Olariow's aby The Tiring ( M i ss Dutchman Whin, TM Mt MS tAldoroft Betting :7to 4 Oa Comdata. Won easily by four lengths. OPTIONAL 811.1..U10 PLATE of 50 soya; for 2.yr.oldm, got Mb ; three, flat 51b ; four, list Mb; Ira and upward; gat 10th; selling allows /mot. 11.14. (1 mile and 17 yards M ). r. C. Searle's Gentle, by Teddlogton, firs ($01.), 7st 7lb ) Mr. Fleming'. Boabdil, 2 yrs SOL (W. Bot ', fet 71b J. baler tom 1 Mr. Copperthwalte's Murat* i yrs (Mk), 7st 7th O. Pordbam' The following also ran: Dapple, Moldavian, Narrisitis, and Epaulette. liettlug : 5 to 4 apt Zingari, 3 to 1 apt Moldavian. Won by • length ; • bad third. OZTITAL PALACIL -- ON 6 SHILLING DAY.... Ta c sassy, OMNI' IC —Admissions on ppm* 1,571 ditto by ernes *Meta, NC total Maitre% $149. A MADKAN's Lamy& a. —A few days ainoe a house on Ashworth Moor being left for a short time locked up, the tenant on his return was surprised to find inside it man, who rebuked him for Ise a boast is so lonely itaation without any person in &age of it. It was sub esquantly ascertained that the man had pined ingress through the window, and had taken prepayment for hie teeters in such provisions as the house contained, besides catehing and burning • pigeon. Inquiry educed the know ledge that the lecturer had waved frem Preetwich Asylum. if to which place he was returned in saki eorepaay.—Lraki erwery. - - [AdVeril HOLLOWAIeet PILLS. —Youth ful infirmities. —Fr ung h om causes scarcely perceptible at tint, lit yoeawne preinaggely goarvagid and debilitated. m to alike their looks. energy. and confidence. The general vaunt of this melancholy state is • disordered stonewh, with* Hello. ways Pills win regulate, Ily Improving digestion, and pgrifying the blood, they work wonders. They act no kindly, yet so ose- MARV, upon every organ 11110111111•17 toe healthy digustion, Qat the sup ous sydtent soon recovers, and the wonted goal sphits speedily return with strength, vivacity, and vigour. The m delicate many rattly fake llelbeeday• Pills. They CIMINO no violent effects upon the syetent, but gradually ace0c0,.1144 their end without linnet restMcUon In diet at Omani. The eteeposiling of Shoe lilts scour them trunk dour stisci.se.