The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-23 00:00:00

lIIIIIIn ?i` L 4 ~~ly ~~~ c3Z~- j ,,~y. ~-s~~~~ i ~~ r .-...-~. ~. . _~ :~ • - 71 1 .1 tt (41:- r • 0 MILITABY. —~~_~c:}::i 1 ~ ~ I • V = =-' .--- —A reerirrictirls. to Greenwich , o d, to the laden for the ie lodne, for the Tepene. Amin, for hospital tosoaaset. O. Boa, of Oa Lam naraNOUTH. Meacii roa screw frigate, c,* r aa, ken mew Darobee, 16, iroa Gaut nod the Liverpool, 39, me. aPitaled UMW a Vyvyan has been al. loyal Naval Room KET& grommt—re. onkel •.e I. to 406. 9d. ; April to Jot, or to Doombar, 42a. 3d. ; De. to last mains, 529 auks ; Laaca 22.—Our yadricat ea& tit, &elide quoted y bay, of which 1,000 t pad week the deeemel way it Listlnaba thewelm fiber, but the tvaneretloos , about camp in perm 'as , Enlist aboalden, dont Iht. dna, can Was of ell who* 3 22.—Oar market to-day hi t hits, 40s. to Mo.; rod, 37 8 . 8 6 . ; old, 41*.; oat; IT .y o . 40. A mon show et Nil, Coda, there wee a fair iaqui rr . es *Noted as armies alba t o 6d. per bOll wee olotsieee 0411 also X to 6d. pet bmi d. Scotch oats 3d. to 61., Wow. Oatmeal in Ewer fit rm. Indian corn 6d. per ha, MARCH 22.--Tnde was fah. raw. Boa reads ham 36. It to tia. &I; veil. S IL to 54 . Al; stow of 811 m, sinkhig the dd. ca 22.—Beddles Wed Hat totem 17s. dd. ; Wale Bit End Hatton. 21a. 641.; Canor —Ship at matkat. 7 ; S. Ng P. Mr. Teld, war, s . sTes. drafts. 1814. 11111, 7,086 UN 411 111 - 1.003 Olt - 9DB 1.115 2,113 a 135 1K 1:7 1 51 67 1 8 I 128 192 320 Ilf ___ 7 199 710 7,1 W gig U 201 119 322 a a 082 1,081 1.774 1.111 nt 1.541 1.411 76▪ 11.170 17.408 18,618 1 7.901 14 11.106 11.117 14 411 11.111 16 24,708 84801 81.607 ▪ 14338 21.384 *4 74690 N 38,368 00,816 10.178 OM •••• 11,919 8,1 0 ! 54.031 A 4,669 11,057 17,606 19,110 - 856 421 1,179 1,1111 2 14311 11,4111 4,767 44,1 X - - tau to 86 2.069 1,554 SAS - 1,209 1,108 2,417 um BEFORE E ~ —Veyi saterday in the emamittees Mir levee. Their lordships did not di, ins' in tromp 2 , th e CYO of tbs ice Railways Bill. emanating leas was proceeded with ; Mr. Hook d for the promoters by Mr. ° d by Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., for and by Mr. Round for the Lis. me Company in opposition. * d. The case of the Okehusplia the promoters was completed, as/ Mr. Somasth who called the FA him during the remainder of tbs he Coventry Osstral Station and ray was farther considered without sal and Kilmarnock Extension BM ed the Glasgow and South Walton hest), in group 23, again occupied LTD TELIGMAPH Comra99.-4 g of the shareholders in this mass r at the aloe, 4. Adelaide•plis, win the chair. Mr. Amidst; At rt, which stated that the lubderials. progress. At the 31st Deeashirg ere 2,4991., while at 31st .) The balance to the credit j ol7= 864, was 4,2122. 9s. Id.; out d of esiTii seed a dividend at the rate 6 scans tax, and to easy 1 , 0001 . h would leave 8921. to be s of the company to the mineral MO were highly entooragisg, sad so* suing, sod the system of the cse sally appreciated. The *Vat AT BtrSOLANY ON A BIDEFOID ruing a daring bit:glorious been made by two men to rob d sad Co . Through the presence el is dr. R. E. Tolland, inn., who was during the absonos of the manager on the occasion narrowly 'soaped attempt to secure the b the creme was defeated. 11 .2 1 2 el of one of the robbers, in es Yollatid's life, struck a moo' coat pocket, which impeded the • miaeile. Another bullet passed penetrating a dressing-room doers mite walL Two shots were ski from his revolver, it is suspense the men immediately docamped C. -1 cULTURAL STATISTICS. --A t the II in the United States there wersl V 9,142 horses, 280,847 mules, 7, 96 . 5 e 1 16.748 cows, 24,346391 slump, sals Fedora states produced the 'um of C bushels of Indian core, 173,67741 1 ! 1,989,335 bushels of rye, 170,119, 80 * 58,895 bushels of barley. 15,786 122 • 98,965,386 anal' of panel* • and 163,363,0821b1. of taboos°. ) HOLLOWAY'S OINTSZNY ANS °lnds, and sprains, Holloway's Ointment Atcation. It at ones gives as by moderating the flow of blood to the Put. taa been of long standing, the olntroadl olloway's pills. which net olpsi! less from felling Into WOO Cirdpalk. renames' and fever MOWN/ produce. and which much retard Mese .ven make serious the sliehtemt cam. room I cent these noble remedies. Oluslite d constit a tiona They purify the b renew tamed structures, and to MAGNI, AND DEATHB. BIRTH& C ara ndoa-ternes Wed, &add 4delki a &wetter. Banta Norwood, the wtte of J. lag* 1 10 0.: s, of a d at Wisborough.green. Sussex, the Mot of a daughter. I, at South Heusi Baton, the wife of Hresi al of • son. I A YOU House, Unpin Park-road, Halloo 1 W. Y. Sluts, tork, of a son. Co, at Hertford, Mrs. W. P. Willson of • 1 MARRIAGE& —March 21, at the wish church of the Rev. J. Ilughsro, WI Urdu% • Lodge, Itiirtoo-resd, to Fanny, dungh ill !, 1., of Park.ternsos, B(15030. T.—March at the British beet, Rap., of Argyll-street. Reld= 2 of the late JUIN* Bennett, Ise., of Cage. ch 20 at Roselyn Chapel. lisespagsed. Chafes lee, son et George Wary UWeit. Aught*/ of James 11111, Req. MATH widow ci 111 1 rig". of Dulwich. ' ICf 4 eh= Lucy. wLfo of T. Humph:op. Mod SA ) ID lao wife of C. Prom* Windoor,_ floomtol restos, moo of Mr. XV" 7) risionth, sod* I. Tusk, tag.. of legatiobono-isSO.L a bed the i by wzraus ism a Oh Dv el mam. W a iddasei ..beet. la the Prided of U. WM .....---- -------- rKWALL LINZ et PACKICTS.—For' itiLsovzsz (MILT ratuar Moot —Mews. 02.112)r4 Dona CAMS. IJSAtomo, Captain J. Y. APIA.% will bre the tual IntiVW the Oh lly o lO o l at Plymouth, FLA =!: e t;sat,. atr n =e2ors by this Use am= Ma Phw ?adagios to Moot at reduced fares by apply us to ORM mod Co. liar Woes. gull FROM 11T 1A .111111 14101. ON QVWSTOWN TO TOM LITKRPOOL, I_IIRW YORK, and • Virsnaucallu tltkli• 0011:PANT babied dr. _y d .. *dr hapowered Ina bow illsosAlloA io nras Oa y UNAlial MOW • XLITUPOO.I.III /Mr TOIL IDINEUEGIN, swa m CITY OF I.IIIZILRI — CaIotIN. Aral. CITY OF IaILTIMO3II. Molool6l. April IL A ba l ere== 6. aria is~ b 3 %b. m g gobsaA _waren to No ramm=ol. ll6.l4l = irmolhall*ll4l7l p lOoro b a i la g= liroord wor m 0• =0 ONNAI mad &MI Oolloolds. booked Zargb, 117 .14. 1 rmak i.rth avgarg sb erichin „A ghat IL aim air. ------ eilllK—Direet Roots to Hanover, Bruns vise, tad Cabal Oweass.—a.. et No North Ciastaae ow as di/ lOW. dies ADM.. YOWL AM CONDO% or SCHWAN. yin be inepataisd tweet aini odom. ipPllil awan ho2l46s sorales Nadir, persettbsS. at It,' allig is as mad AI ; P r= SS War m is,4 l. MrB Ta mar" W. r'..t - t. (iaYlla eel Heal. LC. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BARR of iton.re, 011. , R. 0.. liftweb 1096. the theism al the Nallooal Proalashe 1 k.l)sastead MU T OIVZ NOnCi ii :l4•4 la semsteram of itte mare. comp Isabery,_ sad the dull if Owls' Realm list.ihste TwO ACANCIEIIia the DIRECTION to sp deo ANNUAL OINERALIIZZTIN 0 of the Society • letellide• ths 111116140 t Key asat, sad thatevery Shareholder wesoline to beams re to propose • Camellia's for the °Mee or moor woo within ten days Dun lb. date hereof *Pah DJ pie waling seder his at big Mad. tole isle et the Office of the is the a of Lawton, either Ids Intention to become a , or the mate and p leads lace of abode sr the candidate ha u, bwimpsod by him or her . Iry Weir et tbe Court of Dtrackers. A. ROBERTSON, Joist Agent' sad Z. ATKINSON. t Joist Giant lismagsra 11.1. No Peeprisers Is eve& to be sleeted Director who baa set tar a terwriseer of at lenalo ENO shares 01 100 LSO shwas for eh mitotic melba or to protons • candidate ankle a pro idsier slat WA 10 Liao ohms or 60 1130 shares. THE GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSIJILAWCI COMPANY, blibilaged No. li. Lonoserdettroot. Lathes, LC. Ilebeerebel Coital Two =Mee. Wel Divested hods upwards £A.70.000. Ts.i looms sewerils d MAIM NOTICII DI KWh T GIVEN that MI POLICIES which s*.M LADY-DAY. oust be IMMO= within Atter, Days =oros. or with the Oesegeal'e lipata throughout the edierwhe they Impose volt ett lalereaew aro Stoth-1.-Tratht, go, aow bars the bonen tho Went Doty ed le esta pee east. NC PICVSCSIIII sad other infonouttow agtig la_the Cespeays' VA" or to T. TAI.A.M. essessan. Oy® PARTNERSHIP.—To BANKERS and Wm% a • asum 1100101 alliaatjaladialli a = l la WINO se libiners ea I so•powson. bevies low et agdoes. Is to receive • rentionien as • sepal sea Wthis MIAOW or M.OOO. SM PAWSIS oisos ewe wade be considerable, as %us is et wook."lS irni.• 11 ria P ee to Sr bions.—Apply to ant instancio le X. T. L. care of W. A. if See., solicitor, So, Itillcoereel. Cbassebba LC. VRREBREA and GLZITNY, JL NUS DOOR to souriturer-aoru. RIZAND. 01 bOOSIIIa Lesko Soo TRIBIRIR'S =l/12 MINIM =CM. 1:1111111=11 INDIA TIM tor RIM . CAPROUSIT ntra• GADZZ WAIRMDIR ARE SPECTACLES ItIQIIMED W ir i g laqvary la weeks semsidaratlon ley rammTess widow So Mali the ineramahis t for an correct know ' =to Ms prow time far wit tweed ths Y prineribm elesr slim oral edik. Whin is dillimay dileabild • Wed, swot us•cl asspung Meese at the suet power that willatraply Ohs loan or lesagnrobieiramy wWe li. Optioalrimaks.liks medical owls. do imealeslable mischief by their finwant prrammion, as is proved by the victims of country hawkers sad timekUlra cadre. ifewdy. It were wiser to sok steins from sow =of reps* and avoid rlik to =is sight Ilas old Inn eas loarkani Bra (established l'llo).ralleift ths , London, luring specially attended to the roam. Isainr rMWh Mam o m f ti meetserat. are erarastora N advise ea all that pos. halm to the ressedylra &entree vision by the accurate aerate the of Mit Wren mathematically true, et the requisite power, sod also tha falieloas selection of apeetarat trams (which le likewise t) of the form MOIL brawling tho face. NOTHING IMPOSSDILE.—Tb• greatest and +I =mit wow invention o< tke day. AOl7l. AMILIZILL.— *sem JOHN OCONYIL cod Co. Mos Elutosurt, Lombord thy* lunrarporfauss to bar Majesty, rompoottony aura as oils this marvellous Bald, which graluslly restores Um bums kir tolto pristine hae—ne 'nattiest what age. Tbsagns swift hes nose of the properties of dim it, ow the contaluy, U Modal to th e system, and when th e hair Is sacs restorml the appHation per month will keep it in perfect colour. Prier ato per bottle, or in ball bottles, 10s. IL John Golsen sad 011, bass hems appointed pertisams to HEIL the Princess et 111114.—J01111 00SHILC and Co.'s CHILLY TOOTH /ASTI harm* esturior to any tooth powder.—To he had of all per honk ebusige. sod at ths manufactory, It, 'Throe King-coork lishad4lmesik Loudon. THS PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. the aew chemical CONIM/1141011 of PHOSPHATIC SALT E t Mlron, to., containing all the osmentid coddle's= of ' s brain, and nerve substance. Onsi philosophical and diesdeal research las led to the cd We invaluable Needy la Po present perfect Mata egresbM is the palate and Innoeumt In its action—AM preserving Its wooded= adordhig husediste re==ef sad primula:oy carins Pr who Wier from wading and and witisiri: . the MITOSI and idicaler atotal sad partial proat sad every Wier =handl= of the system. It resealed= all the impeded dements of the homes frame. As phosphorus in a data of Mime Ohiminee the =rime= so the 'ahead= frame naives whoa hapiegnated with It. electrical properties.* Trine: Ile. Iffr boWs, cc four Ila bottles in one, 335.: and In cads ocataln leg Vino M. biltuka, lb, which saves tl its., packed aecenty, and sent to all parts of the world. Laudon area% :..:ledee Oefordatrost ; Hooper, a t king Willlamatrest, London. Wage : Prost, tee, Strand. DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER ; sever tailing ?gaudy prepared without gm, hkeredlent, teem fro m reci of 16r. heat, will be found thvaluates Is all who suffer Mous and liver complaints, Indlgestios. wind, gems, &theft', diarinces of the eyes, te. Fir habitue' rethrthass, as a family aperient thedicthe, and se a purifier et the biped, they era truly excellent ; mild In their aprons hyetetel to the otornach, they create appetite, pretheth tad grasethes th e whole nervous system—loll hY -4 : 141 • 11 loth 11, Ling Witham-mt., Cheringeres, and by west la Is. II& and la. 9d. Be ewe to ask far =Mina and Lver Mi. The genuine are Inn ware pose weep with William Lambert" onaraved on the seaman. THE HIDDEN SIN :- A New Novel. Pee the DAY OF IT. No 1, now ready Price One Penny Weekly. Monthly Parts Id. MY FIRST PATIENT : A New Yela Be. the DAY OF REST. No. 1, now ready. Noe One Fenny Weekly. Monthly Parte 6d. 'WORD LORE :- A New Famay. See Monthly (WREST. No. 1, now ready. Mitt One Penny Weekly. Parts ed. ERRORS OF JUSTICE : • letaarkable Trthl. See the DAY OP mom Wo. 1. sow Mat Prior One Peony Weekly. Mosthry Parts ed. AMONGST OLD BOOKS :- A Dow lf mothe. See tba DAT OT EMT, No. 1, now Tow l 7. Mee Om Peony Weekly. licethly Ports M. 'UNIVERSITY ED UCATION pri7.ia..cre:.,„ Weekly. Mesaly Penis ed... THE WHISPERING GALLERY • Dew Oomelp on redenoe, Literneano, Alt. and See the DAY OF BEST. Wo. 1. DOW rewar. Price Oni bo L on . ny don : Word, Lock, and Tyler, 158, Tketeareet. NEW CHURCH OP ENGLAND =GAHM& Oa March 29 will be published the Ant Number of a new Ifonth/y Shillirtir Magazine, to be caned THE WATCH-TOWER. consivre 1. Gethsemane. By the Bev. Capel Molyneux, &A. Chortle. A Poem. With an 11Instratioa. S. Mhos act Worthy. 4. Bread upon the Wakes. No. I.—The Magdalen Hospital. IL The influence of Gaol Cluplaina By,the Bev. C. B. 011isois, M.LI.A., late Chaplain in the Convict Service. S. Beeves our Home. 7. nfough the Forme*. With an Illustration. Clay. I.—When we were Children. IL—Our Coneln. 111.—" le it well to wig% Thee Happy r leceatrieity. S. Hr. Gladstone as an Hymnologist. 10. Ontdeor Clerical trett:tment. 11 . Aar nit roam. It At Soak Ireaslagton. IA Rehm Can. 14. Happlara Par a. Trutra;r. Nnotbly. Oas SUM& Cam 118, Fleet-streak Lcsdas. Da. CULVERWELL lIIARRIAGI I Hankie" mid II ° Mt: 4 )lam Om= ; P. Gnat liadboroasbataost. W. Losioa• yeasmaaleas taily. aa Memo WOW Ibrids& 8 ••• THE OXFORD. —FALIST and ORPHEE AUX tarMlL—Prtoolsol pad llessisar lovesaters, and an the peat lrepait tenor. sod papportod IAL a baud `d a old, persona, conducted by JONONYANd EVERY WINING. FLOWER SEEDS. POST FREE. 100 55 30 15 15 13 Veil TM. Van. MIL MIL 1111X11. d. a. d. d. d. •d. d. Analrnis i le4 7O 010 anlardy : 0 7 - 5 2 .. 6 4 0 Pareinl4l4, Hvdf OO 0 14 6 .. 66 se so Bun= :6 8 d il:grufic:n. Said si t rif.as: avosi:sa.6° 1.:70;1O T C. and J. FLKLD'S LLBZL is on all packets . and bona attbdr PM= YIDAL I'AILATINZ CANDLid. BUPPLINJ) TO HMI MAJIWIrS GOVIIISKINE I C. and J. FIZLDE NNW CANDLE requires r.,,1, 41, 1 1:It PiabaisylrastNiftaa candlaailak. Bad ir C. and J. IrDILD'S Patent Self-fitting, Bard ILP .a CRAY= CANDLELIair ON mkt, kola Am and exiacaay. TN= NADU 18 ON NVEZY CANDLY 1r C. and J. "MD, Upper Marsh, 'Lambeth, er isaatitsetatete at the odebesied UNITED 1111 1 71C1 SOAP: maltotactereee el the New Mott East. Belt-Otthss Chusbor Candles: mastecturos et the Pale Medal Pardee Creel, Ail 517PPLEND TO Nig MAJIBTTIIGOVZIMLIP4T. rLADIEK—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, an Oriental Boiewisst Prigaratkr for Lmprovlag aedi lesuw tying tie Onapkatea saal MA The ntilmat bless* It Weals to the clank, sad tb• 1181%.111 sad delkeey .Idol It basses at ua basda and artss. ita 40E:: tatitation aid ressoving all redness, taw yew. dineckees tioas. aid other cutaneous It bedispaseableto every toilet. obviates all tbe Week et caw*, on the akin. wbetber Ida reberenoe to odd and lnereaey. beams sob: bat. Pelee de. et sad Se. ed. per bettladd at 10, Make. d ied by alswists awl pleasure. Ask lot " Rowlands' " sad beware et spokes wad psralalosis articles under the area oi " Salyder." TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Wows% ?assume.) GREAT INUNDATIONS AT BUCHAREST. BUCHAIUDIT, Mum 21. During the last five days terrible inundations have occurred in this district. One-third of the town of Bucharest is under water, which in certain parts is more than five feet in depth. Organised relief, to which all contribute, is being rendered to the sufferers, and the Prince personally directs the measures taken to arrest further devastation as far as possible. The rivers have overflowed their beaks, carrying away the bridges and destroying the roads. After Bucharest, the towns of Jassy, Golan, and Tekontah have suffered most from the inundations. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. IWca Yesterday the French Ambeasedor presented a note to Count Mensdorff, whereby the French government recognises the provisional flag of 81m wig -Holstein, without, however, according to the ships of the Duchies the same privileges enjoyed by them when under the Danish rule. The Lower House of the Reichsrath has resolved to refer the budget of 1866 to the committee on the budget of 1866. _ _ ITALY AND SWITZERLAND. TIMM. NAN= 22. Negotiations bare commenced M Timis between General La Manama and M. Plods relative to the projected treaty between Italy and Switzerland. The second conform* waa held to-day. PROSECUTION OF TEE PSKOFP NOBLE& _ (Viilloolpborg.) ST. PETKIISBUSG, MAece 20. Legal proceedings have been taken against 18 members of the Assemblf of Nobles in the govern ment of l'skoff, who joined the request of the Moscow nobility fora national representation to be granted to Russia. The tribunal of first instance has delivered ita judgment in the matter of the Moscow newspaper Vied (the liespatelt), which published the address I of the Moscow nobles. The two editors of the newspaper and Count Orloff Davydoff, grand roan- ter of the ceremonies to the Emperor, have been sentenced to two mouths' imprisonment. It is be lieved that the superior courts will agree with the opinion of the minority of the judges, who voted for a mere fine. The new "Territorial Assemblies of Russia," established on the model of the French Conseila- GeiniSraux, have been opened. The new press law proposed by M. Valouieff, the Minister of the Interior, has been rejected by the Council of Ministers. THE POPE AND THE FRENCH G OVERN' FR A correspondent of the clerical journal Le Monde, writing from Rome, says that when Pius IX. was spoken to once more by K de Sartiges upon the subject of the withdrawal of the French troops from Rome, he rep li ed, " Very well—withdraw your troops ; withdraw them to-morrow, if you like, and do not continually threaten. Do what you please immediately." The correspondent of the Monde does not guarantee the strict accuracy of these words, but Fives them as affording a clear indication of the attitude of the Pope towards the French government. "In the opinion of catho lic.," be adds, "the convention of the 15th Sep tember creates insurmountable difficulties in the path of the temporal power, and compels the Pope to exile himself once more from Rome, that he msy not have to repress by force the disturbances which foreigners would incite, and that he may avoid being driven out by a ha ndful of factious men." The Monde consoles itself before hand for the departure of the Pope from Rome by declaring that the moment he sets foot upon the soil of "Spain, Malta, or Frenoe, the Italians will recognise that he alone is the bulwark of their independence, that be alone can preserve them from war, from corruption, from abasement and misery." The Siede is commenting upon this says, Since the voluntary exile of Pin IX. ism be to his advantage, let the army occupati return as quickly as possible, and let events take their course. It is the desire of the Court of Rome, and in that, at least, we agree with it." The /folio nseanwhile announces that the cavalry which forms part of the army of occupation is preparing to re turn to France, and that negotiations have already been concluded for the rale of the bongo to the Italian government. The Paris journals bring us the sad news of the death of X. Troyou, the celebrated Preach landesipe plater. whom woe sad weeks will be remembered with regretful pleasure by all who visited the galleries of the Isterastiosel Bahibttiea is 1862. The exodus from Germany to the United States km revived. The 0911111111 Lloy d's Ammer America left Southampton lint week foe New York with upwards of KO pesesegers from BMWS. The annual meeting of the Southampton Sailors' gene wu bad fished time ye. ea wlokk aseries it was easaiseasikesselved smut as alarm to Admiral W. R. 0.8. LS& la tskis of tbe haportmit son vim whisk bad eendered he as Imam es sae of lbeir Meadows. Salanquointly the plias* minket wee eskrtaisowl at a taseest es bard the skrasehko Puma. whoa the preeestelies of eta adobes took piesss sad when Ihe ems Moldy simpihkseted by the Moyer of Ilsdiresptas sad seuselwAse peetismee. oaths isesSeeniess lee hal seedered ewastry Aiwa, sed - ensassesask ibis lath &deg the Zanies um PREACHING TO THIEVES. lasting character of sudden conversions, in the face of such an announcement as this. These criminals have been assembled together by an earnest-minded, zealous man, who speaks to them in their own jargon, jargon, and illustrates his arguments by pointing out members of his flock who, now happy and res pectable, were formerly outcasts too. - aim hearers are first astonished, then startled, and finally alarmed. For it should be mentioned that there is none of the reticence or restraint called for by refinement and _ _ prescr ibed by good taste in such preaching as Mr. Carter gives to his audiences. "Eternity" is frequently repeated in the most solemn accents, and with every accessory of horror that tone and gesture can give, and when dwelling with minute and, as it seemed to us, shock ing particularity on the horrors of the crucifixion, ha stood with outstretched arms and head, lounging on the right shoulder, as if he himself were on the nom. By these expedienta, conjoined with great fluency and dramatic power, he rouses even the opaque natures of the New Cut and Borough thieves, and he now proposes, on his health being re staged, to open an establishment within an easy distance of town, where a given number of the men and boys willing to be reclaimed by him, shall be taught some useful calling or fitted for an honest trade. The first coat of such an establishment as he daggigns will be about 5,0001. ; and a query as 16 bow the money would be raised, promptly received for answer--" It is Gad s work, and He will provide it." This kind of reply is by no means an unfrequent one, for on the con gregation clustering round their preacher to shake hands and wish birn speedy noovery, the answer, It is God's work, and He will see to it," was given with sack calm and unvarying confides** as to remind one as much of Mahoinetan fatalism as Christian resignation. Carter, at all events, has no doubt either as to his mission or to the certainty of his being enabled to carry out his plans for the benefit and reformation of his fellows, and it is easy to see from the demeanour of his disciples that this belief in himself and cause is shared in by them. While thieves are anxious and willing to turn their hands to honest work ; while harlots are reclaimed from the street% and burglars, pugi lists, and skittle-sharpen are to be seen joining in public worship and reputably employed; and while we learn that these people owe their change of life to the stirring exhortations of such mea as Carter, we may safely accept the good which it tangible and real, without inquiring too closely into their chum to the title of "saints," and without criti cising the spiritual machinery by which their reformation has been brought about. Mr. William Carter, the converted sweep wham ministrations to fallen women have been previouily described, has for some months past been elides ',Touring to rouse the laroeaous claws to • mime of their no and to persuade them of the spiritual and. tens r e :al advantage of the religion be expounds. At midnight meeting of a few weeks bask, when the ex-pies bible vendor bad to exercise physical form to eject a noisy bully fro* the door ' way, and when at two in the morning we left • crowd of sobbing girls listening to the terribly vivid descriptions of eternal pnuirthinent, and manifestly appalled at the denunciations and appeals of their preacher, Mr. Carter ultimately succeeded in inducing twenty-three poor wretches to forsake vice, semi-starvation and i ll -triatmeut, for an im mediate refuge in the Homes of the Midnight Meeting Society, and the prospect, nay, the certainty, in the event of good behaviour, of • com fortable and respectable provision for life. It is fair to add, that rap to two days ago all these women had conducted themeless with propriety, and that the honorary secretary to the Midnight Meeting Movement confidently believes them to be reclaimed. After undergoing the usual probation in the various institutions to which they were relegated, they will be provided with satiation' as domestic sersplairle I and willsebsearaegrsdnally absorbed lathe c 1 currents of life. In estimating the results of I Carter's crumbing, who is undoubtedly a man of exceptional originality and considerable power, it is useful to note the thoroughness and zest with which he and his little band of followers—the ex street conjurors, the ex-burglars, the el-pick pockets, and the ex-skittle sharpers—throw tiara• selves into the peculiar and exceptional religions duties they have made their own. Not satisfied on 1 the occasion referred to with preaching to prostitutes 1 from 11 mat to 2or 3 p.m., the prooeedings were continued throughout the night, and hymns were sung, prayers offered, and exhortations made, until breakfast time next morning, when hot tea and coffee, cakes, and bread-and-butter, were served in the hall or chapel; and preacher, lea ders, and such of the women as had remained, sat down to a plentiful and comfortable meal. By this means, the harlots who bad been " awakened "—we employ the phrase used to us—were not sent home with cards of invitation to call in Red Lion-square, and so exposed to the chances of ridicule, and the cer tainty of corrupting influences, but were preached, prayed, and sung to until it was time to call upon the Midnight Movement secretary (Mr. Stabb), when they were conveyed to the offices of the society by the ex-pugilist Mr. "Ned" Wright. Thus terminated a sufficiently remarkable scene; and, though the promoters of these meetings aver that they havehml as "interesting" evenings as the one described—notably that of a week or two back, when a "converted fi ddler" sod his wife addresse d an sasembiy of prostitutes—we believe the night at Victoria-hall ranks among the most successful of their public appeals. This fiddler, we were told, had not been sober for the five years preceding his conversion in prison, had suffered from delirium tremens for—though there is probably • little nu :IT ti intentional e 'on here—two years without in termission, been a confirmed drunkard for 17 yeurs in all. tis this placid confession of mine and view against which society is at open war that is most startling to the inquirer seeking to gauge the actions or estimate the character of such reli giouiats as these. On a recent Sunday, when Mr. Carter bads farewell to his congregation for a month, being about to visit Paris, we regret to say for the benefit of his health, which has been seriously impaired by his exertions, this out-spoken self-de nunciation, though less prominent than at the more social tea-gathering, was still sullieently marked. It must be mentioned, however, that the person and character abused is always the " self of last week, or last year, and that to the self of to-day is aw arded an amount of com placent gratulation which perhaps condones the outspoken *ensure oi the old and unregenerate "self," and symbolises not inaptly the sort of feeling a the THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BILL. ETON REFORMER& - At a preliminary private meeting ot old Etonian held yesterday, it was agreed to petition parliament to appoint an executive commission somewhat on the principle of the late University commissions, with power to frame new statutes for the founds ' tion, to remove, where necessary, what the report calls the governing body of the school, and to initiate in the meantime, in concert with the head meter, any measures they may think it for the introduction of new studies, and to make provision for this pis out of the revenues. It will be maim that last erasion parliament post poned its interference, in the belief that the Eton authorities were preparing to carry out, in spirit at least, the recommendations of the report It was urged by the speakers at the meeting yesterday that the changes a lread y effected at Eton are inade quate to satisfy the just expectations of the country, and therefore that some more stringent soden was urgently required. OPIMATITZ Bass s' INSTIVITIL—A public meet, hag i• aid at the above institute was bad Oat treeing at tbe Whittiagtos Club, Stroud, Ida Grace the Duke of Argyll' is tioi chair. Amongst those most were the Right Hoe. Lord Ebary, Mr. Leyard, lt.P., sod Rev. H. Pay, esereeary a the Working Moen Club sad heti. gloriously-winged butterfly uiiglit entertain for 1.,. /, uaata• 14 /mem"' +-- chrysalis-husk it had left. Thus , in his farewell tutu A 1 0 15 "P art us She p ie the exhortation, Mr. Carter referred to the men and Wu" wee reed by the reerttell• It stated that theme women around him as " the saints of Victoria- Well .eat to work at ll °Week et sight, and ezetissea hall," and declared —be it always understood `litho" tatealuluies seta le" the matt deg, end they without the faintest intention of irreverence— anaemia that this system was cruel, unnecessary, sad that "of all the /elute' company he had ever demoralising. A 1061t7 was formed a few Teem ago to try enjoyed, there was none in which he had felt to shorten their lam" 'tad to 'mina"' sa w sa d ult if ° r ut so 'appy as in those of Victoria-hall." Within a hoar. °I working W a ug h* " t he ! Jade . hat although RI" success had beam obtained the desired sod bed sot bees ar quartor of an hour of this statement, and after the need et. Th ep had b e t small ens t o mee t th e pea t is . °occlusion of the service, he informed us that form whisk they oesteceplated, m but they datertained to go nearly the whole of his congregation had been what forward step by stop, rat her than organise a strike. or any the world would call bad characters, and that he mum Gelovieted to ormvulee tie trod* or. _ .eneiyq,ila gee "knew more things about some of them than he The / d ! d m a r d luaaa aWsErli unto i i t s he z e ' nr ed . ei ill ever dare tell." It will be readily aeon, therefore, :17:1 'closing work, like other portion' of the workiog that in appealing to harlots or thieves, preachers classes. They attached no blame to the employers, who have, as it were, risen from the ranks, have a as they believed the system bad grows with them just marked advantage over those whose experience is u woe as with the employed, but they sanartist that the limited to the bon ester walks of life, and that the latahlashmetat of regular ss =r e. l i d its haue the W i l ff s e t t der al . sort of conversions claimed by Mr. Carter and his seams. The t rade was 25 per wep t. b etter than w h ew t h e school are many of them neither difficult to oom- Earl of Shaftesbury presided ate meeting held is Rueter prebend nor hard to believe. For there is a very hall, is 1860 for the purpose of taking the abort-dm, move practical side to their theology, and having twat illW aisle' Warn hid improved leer. Dona " awakened" a thief or a harlot, their next care is siond ulue ss an desi ortar i es sua the mu dsh h e , hudth.dear. abolished m e t 4h ed t p m1'14.4111 sod t to prevent their again lapsing into sinful slumbers. „ en d t es t sari,. f or t h e % tet t., ~„„u4sic s sad casual... This it is which induced them to keep of bskehousse was a most useful measure , , b they believed the prostitutes to breakfast at the hall, and that magistrates sad impactors were too limiest in almost this it is to which the erection of the hall itself is •••go mss °a" wklek er: a °mile t hak w ahak "am most due. After arousing a mob of people by a Sunday ~.,baking a Loads., end 1 2 ,av0 men wen Eau p-y-- always is n plo ed • m oil e. discourse delivered at the Victoria Theatre, Mr. T hen was pc , home , er d u b . wr i s t : o f f or Carter experienced difficulty in subsequently deal- obtainiog employment but the public-home, and young mea ing with those amongst their number who came to who mine from Germany and &othind mad elsewhere were him for advice. The respectably clad ones readily left in a most lamenteble positios from this state of things. consented to attend the Tabernacle of Mx. Spurgeon, A O m° had ha " 'Wad. up is Fetter - Las, bat they had not sooegh aceoensiodatios to make it self eunemg. sad but those shabbily dressed, or well known to the t h ey sew wasted 250 i. to thoroug hl y essis hiwfi' s horse polies, not unnaturally shrank from contiguity with club. They appealed to the public for aid is the azderter pious respectability. To meet this difficulty the log. Resolatioss is (avow of the objects of the meeting Victoria-hall was opened, and has bad crowded !T r__ !:... by Lord vote !lid Stri__lnfartl. 11.P. L ar2i? congregations ever since. Situate in a back street =4."''''''.,,,_,LLmrtt.l.;r22,7 h . , ra ir...l,_, • -:°: off the Blackfriars- road, and in the midst of low and ~,,,„:7,,,„ 7rtheeropemii,,r'"'wyn. whes7h`:7-.o::edieuse debased surroundings, it yet assembles some bun- t ortg b r st • t - a& dreds of worshippers, who in their own way are ROYAL Geooaarnicar , Socirrv.—At the even evidently both conscientious and sincere. The tone t in mee ting iss Monday nark at St p:via., at Barllogtoo. and atmosphere of this place are so peculiar, that it boom, Sir R. L Murchison, K.0.R., proudest, la de chair, is necessary to suspend ordinary rules in attemptitg eeo th. od PaP =o l f 4 D7.l t e ar. ' —1 1 . 3 t i : °l 4r :h RP. Polar z oli P ite. "D i. to form a judgment upon its working. From the co. , a Labrador. by 0.06 h. R. F. Hmsgess. B.N. 3. Thirs-Velk announcement F easted °° the door-way, to Amount of the Mackenzie River District, by R. Y`Far the sacramental table bespread with loaves and 1,,,,,,, E rg . wine every detail was of the most simple and primi- F.Arrsessa Woaemo Man's Cup.—The first five character on the Sunday morning we describe. anniversary of this club was celebrated on Tneeday mules At this table, which stands over the covered tank last by a eenoort, whisk tech plus ia L 1111111065410. Daring wherein men, women, and children are on certain the letereel hetweee the Perla lir. Perbelll Peyton Au days plunged bodily for baptism, stood Mr. Carter, Bev. H. from the Central yelgethiiii ems loss e the mere e i c ii t t r e who, though much enfeebled simmer° saw him on the opening of a T Zilub a t Hanley SID 4 d: the wino of the earl night of the midnight meeting, was yet able both to of Lichfield), addmood the 'odious,. Mr. Nyton, refer pray, exhort, warn, and admonish with consider- ring to the prosperity of the dub, erred apes the members able vigour. Six or eight d o hick black bottles, tho ezetielleues of their steady support as trereerT to the as many of the large and thick glass tumblers !?! .. 7 . ex t teece _ ___ef„relseva institu ti o hearty n. M r. ver e tL a . „,: r .l' known in City taverns as "pint stouts," and a well oe.''"' s po k e u pon '',r,, w ,,:,,.... 7 Qs e i sh. The p Z e Z i E sse stocked bread-tray stood before him. Wine dosed with the Natiosal Anthem. was then poured out, and after being mixed with mRI i a .111811 PRIM AND TRZ Barest RIOTS. — water, the large tumblers were passed from hand to A sensational applicatkie was made on Tuesday at the aid. hand, and partaken of by the whole of the people fast seam, which, it It s, have no other effect, as is Ivry pro. occupying the down-stairs' seats. After this came 1 bible, will, at ell fres relieve the del!. riaertels w lei the an address, wherefrom, by the numerous allusions 1 foe hT a some illaly ePleada,e_ r ,i_ Autl a Q tj , _l r ° La i e __ __ to wolves In the fold, to young saints likely to be isohniesTs7d.,,, the r was :;:te7d proprietor ".7",;;;;;; led away, and to min-leaden who were presumptu- p e ,,,,.L e tt e ,„ i n ,„,„,„.,, q „.„,, of s j ee ar td m ug s wh i c h ously teaching salvation after a method of their appeared In the columns of our oonteasporarr ea Turley own, we inferred that Mr. Carter had met with commenting upon the alleged fact—which. I f telle. le oer• the serpent ' s tooth of ingratitude , and that some i !ti,lirrial—kthl•--.tha„tth_th„._,lir_.tllmle,... f____e° o4 ,_ lif_„__ elthth quasi - follower had set up a creed ' or chapel of in: 46 „ e m .,, , wue ;li be we v a . ...," l ".,..",'T ims . "` e ' e t ," l 7r e li i. his own. But these are minor matters, and ,„„„ co g rategiatia. In d w h ere th e pe w e e, was a ert inosirs sink into insignificance beside the broad fact wore Roman satbolies. Mr. Batt moved epos tie amend that out of thethieves' meetings held by this Victoria- that tbe artiste was adealated te prejudge the ede trials ma el ball preacher has actually sprung a demand fora thßL.Parkelleee= M Dsaqa urimitteksiTiaaraLeithartlietbetr DBIOCUABOIT, even from the men themselves. Week ehasht stewed et um don of the „me olds t alter week have thieves, invited se such, been ... n isi. We don mete eesselssidiswersr, to lialthith talked to, advised, and eaested as such, sad the the wise im mere indium - the seeeMetce haat et result is that many of their numbers have come to peeemt Mt at WO* If the dastries their spiritual guide for temporal aid to enable of viimAlos iba . To weel earet elm , i• bo leolr Ated is "g e • U. wash me mdleelte la *badges them to forsake their way of life. It is idle to T' us katitute f ar tbe shiest ree d aemea — wiilf p „d as h er , criticise doctrine, to pass comments upon the style m o n aA, m un e ~,t y „, t i n d i nimpe i s t, 11. desso— or taste of sermons, or to question •the depth or . - DstAn /spin. DRAMA. Arrait na Pogue—the new Irish drama by Mr. Dion Bracicault, which has bees for some time to prepare. j Hon at this house, was produced last night with all that elaboratlaa of atonic detail that has distinguished farmer demos by the Mae author. Neibiag that tallest. tbifflibi. !heed*, and hard week eon do for seism has been emitted is this rastease. Some of the hubcap imam has bees panted by Mr. Tads the Wart d Polleatg7 are largely represented by Irish uperanneweries ; the wonderful plates by Mr. George Cralksbask which illustrate Mazwelre "History of the Irish Rebeilioa" have bun used to give picturesque life to them crowds, and the mush his bees selected barn • wide sage of popular Irish eira and has bun carefully armor& by Mr. Levey. The piece iragf which ustains all this effusive embroidery war not represented last night far the first time. Mr. Boardman, hks other modern authors and adapters, is is favour of Leeching new dramas is the provinces, sad the present graduation was brad at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is the November of hat year, the prisalpal abanchas being *yell by Mr. sad Ms Boasiesult, Mr. John Braegbant, sad Mr. 8. Baitagy. The null of Ibis trial has bees meay impeetent aliseeheas L the drams—perticularly ia the lara ad--seed the dirappealomm of the obanoter—es old crone-- by Mr. Emery. The whole play u • literary produellas, acondisg to oar Wriest., is far superior to the CeDars Bare. the author's ether popular Irish drama, sad we reseed Ibis tesqualided praise with all We more plum s% berme we ban sever Ana from ocadwasing ' Mr. Hostess" Ville we thought his peodrratioos required 01111011•••••••• The meting of the drama was excellent. Mr. Bosnianll, as 86aos4h•-Poit, has eves eurpsesed hie Myles-sa-Oop pleas, and he Apia shown that be is the most pietas cemallea seen by the prem. generatioa. Hie meti meat sad hussar am DPW foreed, and his men ses is sever stapy. Mrs. Boteeirealt, ea Arnim' . Pops, has auSther of these sympathetic half-permat Juts which se. ans ems alike en delightful. Her ertiag is natural sad full of hurt, and it mileages its bold, from fiat to leak's( the bait hasp of the Joke Brougham, is the poems fYGirady, wee eurythieg that he should be is each a ober/Au ; sad Mr. Demitiek Murray, u Frairey, the villala of the pine, pee =sibs, proof, if say were elided, that ha is ea eaciellent rause* eater. Ilk low semi* is steshied sad hard, bet his per ia this part was keeible and yet subdued, cad mast effective, both is voice sad facial expression. Wes L. Oliver made her re-appeases at this house, and played Puny Power in her moot amiable maser. The minor ebsresters were all faiistlasly repeeemaid, red a sof t his:led sergaust, played by Ms. Beytea, merits special mistime. The peeping of the ispersammeriss, particularly in ea Irish trial sous, would form aa ezoolleet study for painter; and the besileaffire wary is exquisite. Mr. Lloyds has doabilsee leas stimulated to do his beet by the ecespeittica el Mr. Tibia, mad the list some is wed the lust pictures of reek sad bay that we have ever sew upas the stage. It is aline* seedless attar We to say that the piece we reosived with gouda, delight by the audience, and that all the petrimap it may Naive will not be more damns. ADILPKL A new and original faros, soloprising more than the average quantity of lb* old sad well.tried eitastioes at the comics drama, was prodnord at this theatre lest seeniag, with the title of The Steeple Mee, or is the Pigskis. It Is from the pea of Mr. J. IL Illortse, sad apron to have bees &idly dodged to *AM the hamar of Mr. Toole in the chum of • }pokey, which ho is menpslied to sesume vide' aircemdarroes familiar to all who are acquainted with the traditioas of the Bride siege. It le Mall, neoserary to give sa outline al the farce. It will he sallehat to rag that the scene takes dam la the petecipal mem el an hotel at floothampten, where Mr. ?Maas (Kr. J. L. Took) is jest arrived to awed the ooraieg of Km. Whims, who i• wetted by the steam packet from Vivre. While Mika ie Is hie &min room, preparing for the emadoo, the terrible mews is comyed to his. t satin word. robe, just pima oat to be brushed by wig las been stolen by some of the rough gentry who are gathered top. their is anticipation of • steeplechase about to take pleas is the town. Whoa we say that is this dilemma llttams emestme the desperate Asa of appropriatieg the parboao. Mau at • follow guest at the hotel, the oresplicatioss which Ibis gave ries to will be at comp feressea. The embers of the portmaateau ere the coduare of • looks', which belongs to • young gentleman, Dopier Clipper (Mr. Billiagton), • earl dog, terribly to debt, who has so amateues passim for Min at steep/schism, and has come down to Soatheardea fer that purpose, closely followed by Bossard, • sheriff's officer (Mr. Stephen son), of that dramatic type which ignores all the champs is costume sad legal habits of the last forty Port- Of comes Mac ill¢ ladorna ; sad of mules Tirana's is middies for Clipper, insults • reaperlabie old node of Clipper's, Alderman Slowcoach (Mr. Paul Bedford), and gets into smarms ineumerabin The fun of the farce is almost sr Only sustained by Mr. Toole, whom drolleries ia the scanty mamas to which he is origioally reduced, asd in the bril liant bat wholly disproportionate resume, to which be is es suddenly introduced, loop the home to roars of laughter, which mom to • climax when Ise is horse in on the shoulden of delighted ostlers, the triumphant WWII/ of • steeple class moire lei. BLIOII THEATRE. - - - Au amateur performance," in behalf of a baronet and his family, reduced to pest poverty," ass given last night at this theatre, nada the immediate patronage sad is the preames of the Prince sad Primer el Wales sad a large wshar of the 110baitY. The Swot Ammo aim Mr. Plana:Ps clever drams of An Old Offender, which has pot been performed in Lambs mines it w revived a few years bask at the Adelphi, and the oneedietta of Law for Ladies. The perforamaosems got up candler the sapsriateadeaosof the Hon. Lewis Winfield—an •matear actor not oat:mown to the professional stage—and both he and Mr. "Teeple," and the Bight Hos. J. W. Fit:patch& acted with spirit sad judgment Is the amok dream. Miss Emilie De Tips, • pr.:miming pepil of Kn. litirliaes, made her tint appar els,' oe any step, sad the ether elite Weak character was represented by a lady amatear—llies Wary Boyle. At the gallery of Meson. Christie and Manson there are Dow exhibited, previous to the ale on Friday end Saturday next, some very hateratiog verb of Taros; sod IMO reinsitattly good examples of solos of our other more dietiersished English misters. By Terser there ere Dia drewinp sad eleven piaster pasted is hie peculiar method, apparently to oil colour sod wens colas mixed, besides 000 of the largest sad most important of his buideospe comps. miaow—the Palestrine. STATISTICAL RACISM—The h a d es meet ing for the ma oresion wee had es Tneetisy, Lad Hoeglitou. prevalent, la the akar. Mr. Wilhite B. Fisswillient "lead a fellow. Pregame , Ropes, /LA., Oxford, read • rather elaborate toper 'Oe the Stational sod Fiona Detains of the Wind " The learned writer sommerned his views in the following terms I—l. Statistial biome, that is the celeedstios of the soma raseeess of say .sentry, is to be dieseared is the moos vela of ell material objects produeed sad purchased Sy its anal labours. 2. Isola for Ina purposes is that propoetios is the distributke of this or Banal im am* old* is allotted be sea h>+tvidaY or sepropri- Mad by hiss, and is walla& fee purpose s 1 vebuitery expediters. I. this seen ual7, staseme ea be celled profits. 3. All profits an derived from the expooditure of capital, with ose exosptios—that of the not al bud; end there is so true meat masa the espial be row vexed. 4. AU nastiest MA' be derlad face pre as traria with the eumnisa, the duties bearing seems lies 6. No beam tax ea approach Maas which puts the wages of labour os the sense footle( es the banes is stocks sod the rest of IseL 6. An capital yielding profit skald be tared who it me he shows that s peak Ms Mee realbad. 7. Neiman" tea is &11l the essilitias of mare impartiality, bra ib. eeseset sprees* to ego* would be achieved wbidti Is "Milian to the shearsunined enemata, bested that edy se the labial el azalea whirl is represented by the ligetel ospaidni is rimier* prof" regalia An istaratiog dirowtha folthwal the rowing 'Me piper. The Emperor has asqit to tbis country fire pre - smithies sighs of Wm •• Ltho al Jeans Calor," wbb leis saterspb le OWL We bath thaws or taw* that of than ogle the Ma boss prorsolot by hiss I. los Xthory, soo ther to lord Pilsastos. soother to Lord llialassirtry, sad .warithfsr to Mr awry Bathed. of the ihethwithis of the AU espy floe.. rististhrool.--Ourirdiso. SENTATION OP WESTMINSTER. MB. J. STUART MILL AND THS REPRE- In a letter to Mr. James Beal, Mr. J. Stuart Mill ens : "I have so perusal object to be promoted by • seat in parliament ; all private cousidention are wind my agergnag it r the 'sly motive that nun make me dean it would be the hope of being east ul, sad, being Wand in any similar leonine, it is as yet quite ascertain whether I am as capable of tendering public service in the Hone of Commons as I may be is the more 'seagull occupation of a writer. It la, however, wan that in ma be of say uses parliament, it co u ld Gay be by devoting myself there to the saes subjects which have employed ray habitual thoughts out of parliarant. therefore, nun not undertake the charge of any of your local balsa" Ned es this, is so imporbuit a 000stituany, meat seesmarily be heavy, it is not impossible that my ima bility tc undertake it may is itself amount to • disqualifica tion for being year reprementativa Agile, my nay object parlianseet would be to promote my opinion ; what them ere ea nearly all the political guineas in which the puldie feel say istarert is before the world, ani man ea oosvinced they an wrong, these, sad so others, WO Qs ninon whin I inn set es. I am ready to give any further explasetios of them that might be wished for, and should I be skated I wield freely state to my sonaineste. whenever desired, the nista island to give. end my as. some for then Bet I amid give so other pledge. If the skean ere stilisintly sandal with my random% as they ane to be waling la give me • trial, I would do my been to servo noes opines. sad wean I. so case disguise my bass. tams or my motives from those to whom I should be is. dabbed for the enactanity. " Lastly, it is sans, swank, to my circumstaane sew compliant with my ninepin to eyelid money for my no- Wa wiliest seensatly condemning those who do was it is sot expend is ocamptioo. lam deeply einviseed Wire gas be so parlieniestexy reform worthy of the memo soles' se a sent gatemen is oily 'Minna W itch any or by nese nee have risk men at noir balk. It is the interest of the genstaransies be be marvel by men who ire sot slain at gement eh** either psommiery. ollisial, se mil, but eaassatim to undertake gsendiegify as anon duty to the pablio. That such persons should be reeds to pay for permitelou to do hard ead MOWS work • for the gement eilinislege is neither worthy if a free people. ear ie it the way to induce the best mei to ease forward. Is my eves are I must even degas oder myself to no election in any mass r. berms proud as I should be el their Nampa sod though I wadi eadeevour to fulfil to the best of my ability the duty to wink they might thiak It to sleet me, yet I man DO wit 10 geld my pretest coespenes for the Inane of Common, inlets ailed upon to do go by my fedowaitissoe. That the slings of Weans/ear have ens thought of nay same Is lids conjugate" sown of deep gratification to ; mid if I were to be elected I should wish to owe every Pap la my electios. se I should aseady owe my noatimatin, to their spostemene end flattering judgmeot if the Inoue el • lila" ASYLUM 10! 11,1078. List evening arming the 18th annual festival of this lastitstios was ealsbnitsd at the Lomas Tama. Bishops. ple.ettest, miler the praddeucy el Mr Isaias Z. Getz atm Bart., M.P., sip vas supported by Mr. Aldsmas Dakis, Yr. Alelormas AMA" Kr. Mews's Dear, air Bablessa. Mr. Seholedsid. M.P., Mr. F. D. ids .bat P. D. Mmatist, lags shish el holies vempeesest, •sxmlisg to • custom whisk sons likely ts hesass Pravalost, sad the tota oareber ti rourld illeds shout 170. TM ceekokes appeal vas IsiMatol 07 viumporlieglisqpradess al saathas"t us the pew M bar puttee" trio sdvissurd its shwas to it. es of all vie Ten butersebed to the cease of true TM mull of this wheezy vu that satomplims md Assatims IMO 11•110011111 d sessatiag to upwards of 2,000 L, iselstlisi 100 plasm hem the chains's. ClASSallireff Trios tkrettrr.—The debate on Tuesday led wee ea the follow* resolution :—'• Thee in the opinion of this house the set bliebad clash is Imhof ought to be maintaised as as endowed establishisset by ewe gomeimrsat.” Oa • division the namben were—Toe Use metiers, 54 ; aphid it, 53 ; majority for the meths, I. LICIIIISID Vicrertizatte Hctiools.—ElscrriON OF MISTY Chinaned—Yesterday electioo of thirty_ ail dim ids this lestitutios took plate at the School Hems. beenbegtoerisse, and mated as extreordhery sairmat of inilt•lt - smog he pstiONl end among those also cis the assdiddee far edesimies. Os the present ocession there were so fewer than 44 essdklates, of when 21 were boys, and although is eossideratios of that eironmehmoe the Governor sod Committee of lianseement had reedved to admit five more obiklren dim they bed origlasily soutemplated—samely 24, it Mrs seldom ha that ma deaths is this institution has been so king= tested. 'I'M whole eirenmetascos of the election, Weed, and the large somber of Meade aid supporters et the school whom it attracted. were of • nature to afford the utmost ratification se well to the Renard body of the trade, se to the gmitlemen urn whom the admiableition of the charity specially derrolves. W boa it I. observed that the first candidate ow the successful hat polled 21,900 votes, and that the lasing madidde—that IS the 31st. polled 8,320, same ides may be fenced of the high ad mits' is whisk the beadle maimed by this truly sable establishmeat an d held by those for whom they 'list. —Morning Advertiser. AN MR= JOINT STOOI COXPANT.—In • tows in the math of England some youths have formed themselves late a joint stark company for becediog sod Milling pitmen • pair of these birds brad eight or Is. times io the cronies of • year. end hem twe at • breed. Their keep mem about 14. •• week end ; they will fetch 9d. each for the bade whet • month old. sad than is always • dented for them. Faster rpm filch • meek higher price . The stock con sist* of sherd twisty paha (Firma are monogamous) which produesz ar ead e l 400 .li bir k iraser. Not aloft the actor Pfay of 10 per met. The tumbler dome, which over sa d over in the air, are wittily idled aeooropmay'a follies stock. Coax Cultalerre. —A number of empty bottles hnvm been throws tab thesis the west coast of Africa, sad lam his doled spas the Irish ecsat. One from sear the Osneries was ford at Noes floods ; and three or four have dosed from Davis Straits to the oord-weet oust of Irelesd ; sedans beat the heath Atlantic. to Jersey. Om bee hem feed after 18 rem. mother after 14, and • third after 10 years. Oos was thrown into the Caribbean tee. sad sitar the digs wee diked me 210 miles distant. A bottle wee thrown in et Behring's and 200 days afterwiude was f mid on thillesduradmist. Davie' travelled 3,500 mules. A Furs PORPOISE CAVORT AT MAROATR—OR Friday r Robert Helmet and' William J *skim, mariners of that tows. were stendiag en the pier, watching a dip at dry perceived • Ilse porpoise struggling amidst the breakers at the back of the pier. Holams immediately ran off the der into the ender sod could it by the tall, but the fish, beim • powerful one, nearly dragged him csit to sea. sad bad is not been for Jenkins coming to his seat anis, he must ham left go hi bold. The parpolot w 111. Unlailly secured and *bed is • box, rind • telegram der spaded to the authorities at the Zoological Guises, Regent'apark, and the next day they soot does • uses to fetch It away, in the bops that they might be able to keep it alive, resanibi Holmes sad derricks' with N. fee their trouble. This is the oily fish of that description is the society's poinsesion. Posettr's Plirisa. —A curious disco has re am* been made la a t to repair th ee semed of N isth celebrated inoeumest. which seemed to threads rule. Assed Bey, • Thick engineer, haviog bean &podded by thn Viceroy ei Rad is direst the work of eoesobas two, be Int of all caused • few oi the loose doses feensim the briemeet to he removed with all proper precaution ; but it wee mom toad that these *tome had sodded to do with the support of the pillar, and that tho Lam meted entirely on • cube of very bard maertausn peddiegstose within the basement. Ups forth., essidsiatien it was dismemed Ibis this mho hem sa isseriptios in hieroglyphics tarred upside dews, sad wee is feet the mead of °dame bolooging to me of the temples of Lipper Red. sad eouveyed thither for the siren pur pose el series far the UN) a the colorise. N. Iteristie bee deciphered the imeriptios, sad [mod the name of therdais IL, th e father ci the peat ltemstria, mentioned la it ; so Sid Peamey's !Sae. sew 1,500 years old, reds au • freeload of • minument erected at least 17 embarks before the Christi's era. A sere hemmed his sow been coestraded, with a parer all round the stem. so that diatom may hoped the hieroglyphics ; sad the while bas hem railed is to pretest the mosumeot from daterkerathrs. --ffistignard "And then b. drew • dial Iron his poke, Welead*, ea It with Yet lustre eye, very ~y, • It Ys t **cloak : • Mae say In see; quo& b be, ' bow tie world wogs.'" —IIIaSSIUU. 8121110.1% Pam= Duo are artist* separate time =erten, made la every else euitable Mr everybody, sad ore voy pees et ami megrim we le pea, Oa, S. MIL lamitot e 1 2 . 316 IS„ It 10, 21. It rS. St. ts, ss, ST, re, XI , VI. K. aka al sprees la goal sale: sad at I, MIL 116 14. IA U W. 24, awl 11t la sneer awes. A deowtptlve * its *bow -41. 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