The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-14 00:00:00

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COWIN% 131. area eve dam wee d Ssrpl►lsr. reel gzazs.—TM PATENT SELF-ADJUST ING MUM musk aides ellettaelly Mama say is vemenemdlel by tbe heelty kw the ow as/ mho el agerssay wit s 4 1 a earl mos tt ma albino relletles peetet, ebbe* visasixassir wean se tbe pert allacted. trtimb de. drebie repot le skeet eledrell to 1111011 usesembend tett! Ws" lOW tert. er pee tabirlL—J. IMO ear Ca. (sMalibisd 40yeers), 1, Phrearly. CORNS, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE NAILS IXTRACIIVI ..d =RID le coo otiboat busbe att pita. by Sly. RENDALL, q. Ihembolooll. Who lo b ibol by Mt Mesoall, H Merry& Ilwilmalis pww ut larion. wailer to tbe followbg P. the 1111.14 Ilsourse 4 timi Uri Siam at Ltados.—. Mr. Basinal Ir ullketually mod wow mai ea toy pat without gmas C. J. Lt..... J. au.* Tem, It.. w. a 18.-11. IS. litgootwtrost. BA RLOW ' S POTATO STEAMER, a sow Wiladout, se w adhatrally u ceetilaud Uwe with It Warier gnat to UP b . 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It obviates el the aims d dome ea stie elde, etssettoe oil& referent.. to oslll Ng iItiONIOA es toseme Wee Ma. Olatamee alter &baying nal IMPOillOsilli"ealgandiume' limadisi gespanies. Pries 4s. GC OM !b M. per trill% Graeae The weft . lon ;sada' Katedoe' we as OM nrs/C =z Of On* bottio, ad that ." A. ILO LAID mil 2011411, n a s t isk, at bei. gold ay Ime, aad TILUISEMAR.--On the 29th of May, 1864 a. *mon Swe pastedpastedby do H* Omit Clammy= l habdirda• emus& yuildbud Joe* ell: Rand Umm vador i gn L elly et d Saidos. ll" =semed by the &Me ell Zeds de ?hen Ude Urn% tedeidenth. ioveol=fiewr=4...vi""" oe ta w iddled indultam did mosease me ellededly, is tie den riair ms alt a ddidably odd* indled. law d . owl. bid No bay did theught to endere e Vamp d tb• a ••4 mass yipadc•• iddemb. 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P ji I t 4.4 71 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1856. to As daisies of Ole Pop that tits sus moves rota the sank but that they bid bees Wiled by stolidly to show what would base beam the awn bad it bits s truth, fastest of a &lite, that the earth wed resod the res. (Leask. I I ter.) The wadi leashed sad horst ; the Holy Bee was satisfied sad snout New, lot me Wiese that these erudite Jesuits. !malted sl physical theorise, had tuned thsir Wads to eagles, lied had isainieed, while bowies to the decrees el Me Count of Treat, what would have bees the runt had the Bible bees the (sly rale of faith, and all refs/eau to tradition sad the authority of the church bad bees est said.. (Chosen) It is ingest that ornmare, pause, sad samision, if sot mese malamute, wend have boss the remit. Tide iestsses beings us at as.. to use of the great obstacles to the praetor of moral sad politisal seinen Truth is dissevered by inquiry ; knewledm is attained by the diffssioa at opines; goverment. have usdertakes to suppress bermley, sad to guidet as sll religiose aid many, nay, en may _ Lit se iavestimte this selMet furtheniP".kstisi . lad that sem. of the greatest Astons' whisk beer hese leasepestel to moral sad polities! ppereoggare those which have bees sassed by a letup ad the funotiess, sad a oda methadon of the pours, el shit t. Thus fasetieme sre enemies is their legitfmst. promisee; those powers are formidable in their proper siphon. Hut @movements have perverted to meet ads es asithseity whit& is season to unity le its lowest coma saes, wed MOO le melee its poomem le the higben ennim&, •kW Mout wales the Massa el Ike Moonlit 1 if tOli Beelestmst. These etMett are MON sad niteseive. At home, a mumasse ss t s re henna OD Iteellest life sad property. These few weeds haply the while meetios of criminal Mw, the 'mime rear ass of preperq, the laws et sorriego, the sham of War and worlumes, the security of trade, the malts. was of listened lessedlilty, the rule of all codas of nu thelt orpoosU Whims, sad the usaplisated dispetse erbligneefeceet of their denims with seek Ws. Let to grass, fa pis M these, eltheugl it may be settee of "me 11. 1111 ffile leteseseles el religios sad lastrratioa of the o cip a r t psiffie great er endowment. Bat there is is edit sere ample* sad seen di ffi cult. Goversosst aural with the oaiateseate of the We radios" cello ratios. As Mai it awe elbow, =aka sad diesels* Mobs mantel= UMW and sortie, rules perhaps ostensive fonts peressiess, sad, Wither in pesos or war, IS baud sot to seerifies say vital interest to • fangs power. (Lad cheers.) Barely here are funk= 'sough for a Buleigli we s Belly—for the wisdom et Lows sad the seem of RiUslise for the capacity of a Heavy IV. of Franca. or a William 111. of Gnat Britain. It has been pretended, howerte, that besides all thus fusediess it is the right and duty of govenwate to preseribe the rule of reli ves' faith, and to draw a stile beyond which it shall not be lawful to move. I propose to show yea, get, the &gra mma on which this pretessios is bused • seseadly, its hol lowness • and thirdly, the evils which th is unhappy mistake has cau sed. A great master of sterility and of rusts • pions and virtuous Christies—l mesa Dr. Jobason—efier sondes of the duty of parents towards their children, says, " Now the vulgar are the children of the nate. If any use attempts to teeth them doctrines eoutrary to what Ow state approves, the magistrate mg and ought to restrain him." On 'mother occasios Newell relates the following conver sation. The spoken are Dr. Johnson and Dr. Mayo:— " I introduced the stablest of toleration." Johases— " Bury society ban a right to preserve publie posse end order, and there:ore bee a mod right to prohibit the pew papaws of opinion which have a dominoes teedeney. To say the magistrate has this right, is using as inadequate word ; it is the society for which the magistrate is agent. He may be morally or theologically wrest, is restraining the propegatioe of °pintos which be thinks dangerous, bat be is politically right." Mayo--" lea el opines, sir, that every man is entitled to liberty of oussisese is retinas ; and that the magistrate emu* mania that right." Jobs as--" Bit, I agree with you. Beery ms bee a right to liberty of conscience. sad with that the msgistrate esamt inserter. People confsend liberty of thistles with liberty oftelkiag s vay, with liberty of preaching. livery man been as physisel tto think he plusses: for it maid be diem Igen low thinks. He has sot a moral right, Who eastht to Worst himself, and think justly. Bat, sir, as number of • society has a right to teeth ash denying contrary to what the society holds to be true. The sweetest', I say, as, be wises is what he thinks ; but while be thinks him self right, he may sad ought to enforce what be thinks." Mayo—" Thee, air, we are to remain always in error, sad teeth sever can prevail : sad the r angiest' was right in moseesting the lint Cheistiass.' Johnsen—. Sir, the 1/1* loolkal by which teligioes truth us be established is blmfiledom. The magistrate has • right to enforce what be thinks; aid be who oonscime of the truth has • right to coder. (Laughter.) lem afraid there is so other way of emartaicing the truth bet by persecutios es the ese heed, sad endstriag it on the other." Sash wee as tem Meths to which • an of powerful undostesdiss end entrain learning was drives by resting his raisins as Wes principles. There are two of those principles involved is the ffissourse I have minted. The first is, that a as is at Weft to bold as °paha in his own mind, but not to ellatilletioate it to others. It were easy to show that seiffit a itstrine ftrl y setabliubed must prevent all morel sag pffillisal progress. Indeed, I sight go farther, sad soy that even progress in physical seism would be &rutted if the magistrate were, in the none of each ty, to stop all diffusion of each opinions as wore considered by him adverse to religion. The opinion of Galileo that the earth moved was condemned, not as contrary to physical silence, bet as °posed to led doctrine. The °lonians of it* geologists were, at the commencement of this unary, denounced as at various with the narntive of Holy Writ. Is every man who has made a physical discovery to ask the civil magistrate whether his demonstration is at varianos with some iporant interpretation of the Scriptures, before be ventures to publish it to the world? But, to meet the eblectins is front, is be who deems more highly of his God than the emperor or high priest of his day, to hide his light under a bushel, because the civil or ecelenastisal ruler does net like to be disturbed ? Were the early CY:de nies sot to tell their Waken, their wive", their heaviest', their children to forsake idolatry sod worship only one true God ? Were the Christie* martme rightly amen table to the penalties of the criminal law ? Again, was Luther, after being sooner:ad that indulger e@ and the other abuts of the Boman catholic church were founded on perversions of the Christian religion, as to lift up his voice and proclaim his =Deletion ? Was the martyrdom of Latimer and Maley the just punishment of a crime spinet society ? There quietly:is most have proud as the logical mud of Dr. Johnson, and accordingly they foram him to change his ground Bet what is the oracle slat at which be arrives ? "The maghtrate his a right to referee valet he thinks, sad he who is conscious of the truth has a right to suffer. Ism afraid there is no other way of suertabileg the truth but by pawned*s on the one hand, and enduring it on the other." Why sot ? Why sot permit the free circulation of truth and error—leave to truth its own all-suillneet armour, and to mot its own rratagese cad deleskas—(cheers)—leme argunuat to be met by argement, arertise by inquiry ? (Cheers.) If the jest muse suffer for a time, if human credulity embraces Mae with ardour sad le cold as ice to troth, we may yet rely that 'the light of free discussion will in thee disperse the mist crd fake opinions, that, however slow the proem, the test of free nessioatios will in time separate the dross from the Remain ore. Here, is fact, is the turning point of the whole mention. Dr. Jobusoe sad others coetend that governments have the right and duty to control their subjects as pauses 'oaten children. The friends of voligisas liber ty 'soused that goverment' have vie seek right, and have no special seueity to lit them for the A Homan historian speaks of the rate felicity of his time, whoa a tau was allowed to think as he chow, sod to speak as he tho:ght. This rare felicity is the cow mom birthright of mashie& It is the Soarer of all know ledge; the privilege which elevates the nature of sae ; one of the rust onion of the gifts of Godu. Whet I a was If hie Met goad, sot market of his time. Be bet loam and lent -a bee*, so more. Mu Ms OM mode a with seth bays diessene, Leah, bane mil new. pee us set tens SWUM as orate row • rule se mess& TM esosise ef the lassities of the hush 'dad they con gaed is lint step to the dhesvury ot truth. The highest ass with the slim& whoa as.. raised, sad Min :regionised, s.' twe " to k believe of etreties ro a d i jw is li s et w s e siss ers . required to de is obediesse to His will--riegsges the most contest thoughts eared sot wise on. Milers lid LW' are great examples of this; bet we have higher authority for the morels, et the right of teaching this say mere basun dens. When Peter and Jobs were comeseaded " Nee le speak at all, sae teach is it she nun of Jesus," they assumed, sad seid. " Whether be right is the eight of Owl to he sale yes sere than sate God, judge ye. AO WO swot bra steak ths things which we have wee sad ),egad." Age* whin they were Oweatesed a woad tlera, sea asked by the high priest, " Did met we sweetly rawest yes th at ye Wad so teen is this wee t" etr_ ey mewed dopey, but awaked,. " We ought to obey Ora rests them aeu." (Cheer.) New, if this wades of Peter sal hits wee right is the sight ef Gad. It fellows that no ma ought to be robbed Or *MAW hie religi ous waistless. For kb ispeollate that nia asst have • *late do animas Mop, timed avow NOW spimisse, sad that usher mess, tbeirraless. us have a right hsprohl Ws esthete sose esteems wed weals. If a au, essthesed of the truth of kis errs belief, bee a right to prepegate that belief, • energies ter s seegistrate w hen se right to punish him fee it. Fes this were to admit twe sestredie tez a rl i rse, two t duties, is /Wades of aL our et ileitis M besot folios (The mile keel ' penman to show that the seal of thine who labour to It tredve' novelties ia religion ie not to be ramrod by pm alsbnen—illutratiag his argonaut by losteuem ken the eallithr e tte riy Cbsissine,„thed the woe dre Hagman is He entneed]: I ma arty fee hen bath, ' athaestad the abbot of the elnenee pissed by govern mesta to anal sad plan program Bet having given She b eam of the ove dime by watasein, I will par to aultherponef this gitesegissisnamil emedthe hew far, at Ole:day, the penis thruntheie enters. lmpove- We have sow arrived at that limbos of liberty, whisk geed me sighed fthf bi ll= eldgeriediy illemeaded, sad Lash. estabiblied by argoonot. Is emesia oneerise. h Great Math, to Finn ie the tielled than et Amadei, tho homes onesinse a ao larger neigh' by gensuneate or by laws. Nan In then. re mand absinths m moral mad pethlin peograss ? A is. minseess to the sale near owe ereaely will show that men sinthas to be duo la this rapset 1. It was show. by the hue disidopuhked Inaretasy to the Beard of Trade, Ar. Pother, la 1818, that the ems ezmodad yearly is spirits, bun sual labooso, amounted to upwards of , 17N0 0 30.01,1. (Illisen) It is sta= s besens geetheneat that smog these labourers and s.blob of thiin lin wheel". les. to lfie • week, at tenet ear boil la Mean Abe sea upon whisk rue fine, ham tir eli sha». Apart bees se asadellied mein thesnation sent isad u ennimiss tbee Yemen awl warkmas the v a in of isemporesies le su la s illi jamt sere seam, and the meet MirtfeL (Chine) 2. The Wan el edsonies, as preyed by the Mures of ho• ,e 5134. == o r t r i e t t la emir tha a g sau py r E qraill=sennsanudinentsef t. no the pronoun its.. end deans:of the po , visse and ellbeis el adiffsent Ithirk but no km vs to nenlity, ese fsemd moss the n dillums, evil speaklag, sk ins , t elaila Mtgef audAa l. .bead. All them w obstesiss to eased sod psegesse. Upon what ma we rely le enamel ? theism of enemas ? Twice ban Me powers beat inn, end bin bead ineding. Ia the der of Augustus Cesar, 'Ohm wise had ham estsblishal, red prosperity revival,' lan Virgil sad Hisses flourished at Hen", sad the vest el the Rana empire were blest with pesos sod Nand to monies a keg wades Tat tida tthe bristlaa apostle sod the Nem sada' dike move all was hollow sad delusive. (Hoar.) VllO hemmed, knowledge dmayed, power vanished, eel atm averythi , g portended the destine sod fall se Ile Boman empire. Agan le the eighteenth watery K ear era tivithatioa had reached a very high point. That mann, ealighthead above all its predscomon which pied the literature of the age of Laths XIV. fa Frame esi .1 Queen Anne la Beglead, whin Itelltate, Idles% La Fannin, Drydea, Poe% ed Nits, ruin reed wad atinenal, whoa Newtss's ph p wee dug Leedebte. ern Man, an Cavardish had se▪ naresd theninip to • rises, sad Watt had, by his in Ilineenantef the abseneogine, rivalled the 'sweatiest then gelatin men mimed la Its moue Vining to the one of natims. But before that century ended, MIMI liteng up the formdadons of society, wars dssontiag thinness of Europe, bore sad Mariam! to the minim that bad hese made. What war that mistake ? The oaten of man Is n press to evil that a strong restrain is required is keep down his bad passion, Sal subdue his vinous nelintins. He requires likewhe eithethelith innithe is ▪ The legislators ;of antiquity sewn that restrent apes mil, sad that inceative to geld, in powerful luUta tisS guarded by sundry of moiners. It was thee that Opens mad How were led to than But those ' what mamma loogersupported than. The Vto i tto of mossateries had its origin in a similar fueling of the neesedty of restraint. Historians, especially the hig toeisas of Spain who have related the pious isthmian of the founders of then institution's, have related bow ass order after another grew corrupt, wed • MVIIIIII rule wee MAMMA by some mare niters riilMler. to 0.. way it Its tent to the evil thelisedisn joaeeanr, sod waalthasse of human nature. Thom en rue., however, set 'Medal, am founded oa any promellma hen of anisq, or is isolate°. from all society, whir* are sotheliat. U obsuv.d, to glide mankind. tram are the rules of Christian morality laid down by Christ himself. (Loud cheers.) They give each man liberty, but plies on each man a reetraiat. They do net begin, m human laws and Mititseticias sit do, with outward actions, bat c to seem of alisations and of passions, the human Ufa. Ikea. I. Christina principles. Christian morals, sad a Chatham quit that we must look for a batter and sithhatiset than any that has bars attained. If it is vin week either fleet the domes of authority, or from thee thisusien, eitlibmility of spines is the interpretation I Illwiptele boluses differs*, eornmenities of Christians, it a set too meek to hope for conformity in good works, cos dimity is a epirft (*Madam and brotherly love. (Cheer.) There have been great signs of this spirit of late years. Nonbers of gam is all italicise of life devote distasalas to the diesel's of religion, the promotion of edieeetios, sad all the opuratims of charity. For, if temptation takes may aligige, sad if the pilgrim's progress is impeded by Basle me by pit-fells, yet the spirit of charity he,on Ike.W Ude, many foram She places the Bible I. the he of the young child to teach him the way he is to go. tM igivits a cup Minder to the weary traveller, whir is Mint wish the labour he has undergoes. She watch esi by the bed K the wooded soldier (elteen)—binde his wounds with a gunk hard, sad tendon the nonrisliewat he is able When. ilbe watetee over the nonce of age, sad fisaby peisis ie the reward of • faithful pilgrimage oa Gene. ((them) Um is mother ocusidaration. Before many years Sail thissil than will be in Grist Britain and the United Seale K Aseerise 00, 70, or 80 minim' of free people. May we C O that thaw kindred anima—sack speaking g t lengusge—eash deriving its pedigree of liberty fres • IMMO eareeetp--each ieheriting the Baglish Bible— sun Ist Shekappare sad Milton—each divided ism deny of Christians, but each snowing aim Mote MeV el erenhip— will unite in the glorious task of panstai asequest and bloodless victory. (Load cheera.) At lseet let us isdulge in this high hope. If we do not arrive at, or even awe:Mate to, perfeetios, we may look at least to uninterrupted progress towards a far better social orgesisetios than any we have yet enjoyed. (Hear, bear.) I have spokes to you of those linos of eivilisatioa, whoa either the Chitties ratline WY %thews, or, being known, was sonthaned, cast hide, and neglected. Let us bops t hat there is • period arrivin whoa we may see realised those beautiful and powerful wlsag a rim post DWI as the borrowed beam Mama awl To Isesty, weary, wesaartes leaven= aim Is nem se leak an, ea ea ligh Three ortleamed die eglights therssrbat the ay—. Not light us higher—es elm %MYe my But guides ge b s tl arda le a beesergeg Ask Ss those y tapers muss MO kedneessee dka r li beinimimm so pale mows mama M fillolll . ll debt - So sinks red so etimstves ommumersi Inn (Loud cheers.) To each one of us—to you 7011141 MS of the United Kingdom more especially—below $ portion of the sable task of speeding oar eouatry on her great aad glorious way, by walking steadtagly is the fall light of such truths es we already possess, sad by. hastening the noonday brightasse of rack as are only &ma'. Let it not be the reproach of any one of us that, b- in in • lead where the laws seknowledp that thought and speech are free, we have yet seer loot the helping head of seem, telly, or totals. rasesto eitingalsh one spark of that &On tame whish we eall the seal, or OM turned away from • righteous sad peaceable endeavour to loosen the fetters that still bind it throughout the world. Bone thus are who shut their eyes to on truth lest it should Impair another more sacred in their yes. But one truth can no more quench smother truth thee see sanWent an quest another subsea. (Cheers.) Truth is one as God is one. Go leeward te tees boo in whatever orb, welcome bee from whatever quarter abe may come, till at last, beyond the grave, you stall hall her In • blase of lamw hich mortal eye can only strata Vain tO eesr template. Truth is the gem for which the wise man digs the so* thalami for which be dives late the mesa, the star Ise wilts be Oohs the heavens—the herald and the writ= el morel end politisal progress. (Cheers.) Tee hays many dangers to eacosater. Of these I will only mastics two. Oat is the damper of &Bowies the Bowleg waters of Christianity to be embittered by the goal of sew titian and polemical sontroversy. (Chews.) Year thanes* of achieving good would be destroyed by each an error. ASIOMIT darer is thst which has attsndad so malty noble allemple—so many great institutions-6o many pions a dabble's. The list ardour of seal abet.*; ditilealties, whide at thst were mole-hill., grow into smuntelas, 'mkt sloes subsides into apathy. Avoid these errors; go on improviag ; faint not in • rood and gnat work ; and be lieve that the blueing of God will reward your entomb.. The noble lard enoladed amid load mad enthmtie ap Tb. Ho • n sod 8.. llowvaays Vgange, is amiss a Isis at *sake to the sable lard fee hie logien, raid it would ill been. him to offer • gash ward of esisoOsn epos UM mulls of the began itself, so the nendengendi led boss give, to the noble lord that sight, tb soollasil bo lbs• bell, woe al y the ntreentaties, by _okatishiedss, at iv bleb would be dmi eaglet at a grallogal oesstry en who bail poet him life and and bh Weals sad Wiesen sailloraly far his sentry's mad. (Load Ann.) The Dr. INABUDIson esesadod the notion, whisk one pat hen the ask sad Genial is the elirsatin, amid eon tinsel Lord 3. is soksourishiter the oomplinasti said—Navies read is leas a boolgre. I an set gong ao mks a neon. I will all say that I *ask yea hen the bonen *limy heart he the hind reensies you ban gives no, gni I only wish the Minn wee mo d =et the plan, gad et thowpaseskg whistling. The nougat t he osponeed. Tai ANGLO-ITALIAN LWION —A Latta ben Chass, at tho awn that, owiai to tit* aotivity ol Catena Zoadl e lb* raoraitiaaat for Use Anglo-Italia= la ping ea sag that anal 1,000 rasa Lta RANI of DitPO3lT, 3, Psll4sall Beat, Lablea. l bloblibell or. Mt a fAIITIZII DRUMM et ISVIIIIIIO MONTI' us tereessol to =Woo Ur Om et Iblo beelwalle. by whisk Web Ms of Is. smut pm bo NOWA eft sesenty. Ile Immo eepallo le out . inn mamsteg Dineen Timplairs eei Ibms fe win soomeo Net fret ea op. NNW NOM IT NI& LA TOUCH'. Now rowdy ot rin she Lheadar. r• MA. LADY WILLOUGHBY or, The Doable Mar ius. We MA LA Tves• La Towable to mhos Illsextul dee& No smiles s ib rcumr "Ir he • wort oo lowerAlow of Nth. Illi retUorerra w itra miasma word wawolloow host whioh pommel • be Mal sessorwo to Hart Oollows. sv wow§ AND BOILLABIIND. Now ready, !Road 11,0010 MN sad amt. ado las. BALTIC ywo BUMIZB CRUMBS with the BALTIC NUM: layala=oUla ase a tun atail of i ra Vii gs t a L Roams Lama Mous. ILA.. Mow IS y~yam aad oa. 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Q v :LT NEWS LENT TO READ, in Landes, as Ils. pot opartsr.—SENTby MORNING MAIL, at SI L. M. INO DO., Nada. pet ct.-11, ADAM. 11, RamrodArest, weissthwer. Now AVM- DAYSWATEK.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO XJI AZAD ; awl ooppioi to tito esontly by maim poot. at querlor, rad bt 111.1111C4 Grovo-tamoe, West oarattyyrom Noon boat. LORD JOHN RUSSZLL ON PROGRESS. --4.--• . Yesterday evening a lecture was delivered by Lard Jelio &moll, st Envie 0.11, u so introduction tic Mu 'Plater i 5.,,. of the Young ilm'e Christi= Ambula tion ; dr* subject of it Coins " The Murder midrib bus recopied Moral sod Political Progress." The assume- neat of the alibis lord's intended appearance is the now popular shaman of a public lee t had previously welted mach interest, sad when he presented hineeelf on the plat form, about five mistime before eight, be was greeted with a spontaneous and hearty burst of sheen from a very speeded indicate. The chair was takes by the Berl of ISMAZTRIBORT, president of the 111100C/AliOn ; and among those present were Lord Paamare, Mr. Verses Smith, M.P., Mr. Beaumont, M.P , the Hon. sad Rev. M. When, the Rev. Cason Blekentetb, Le. Prayer having bees eased, The CHAIRMAN said—Ldbe sad gentlemen, on 1111 nab Gormless as the prima- the °peeing remarks of the *bair ns& might he he exesedingly short ; but ea Winced= they ought to he briefer than anal, benne the proverb " Good win* seeds so bull" is in this instance singaluly applicable. (Cheery.) The noble lord who bee so kindly undertaken to open this nuns of lectures seeds no praise of Miss sad no fatrodectica to yea ; his ewe great repute• ties is mere than refileiest. I will, therefore, at ease re quest my noble (rind to commence the lecture which he has bees es geed as to promise us. Lord Jona RIIIISRLL then rose, sad, after the loud sad learseatiamed cheering with whisk be was resolved bad subsided, preseedeci to say :—Gentlemen, my noble friend, year chairman, has said mast truly that I have undertaken the task of delivering the opening lechers to you this even . fog. I embus that after I kad dose so, wkils I felt deeply the ►o.esr that was offered so, I essid not kelp being appalled at nay uadertakiag. Although I cortainly cannot ' lay that I era linseed to public speaking, yet the delivery of as address et this kind is to ate unusual, sad I fear I shall not Forkful the task la a manner adequate to its isaportaaos. I mast my, likewise, that the subject which I have chosen, sad which is one upon which I had bestowed a great deal of thought and attention, when I cams farther to consider it seemed so vast that I can bat open scorner of the held, I ma but make a beginning, as it wen, upon the subject ; and is what I hays to deliver I may seam to you in Easy pasta to be proving that which has bees abundantly and frequently proved—to be enforcing that which seeds no further enforcenteat—to bs wasting time *post discussion' the thine of which has loag dace bees theertaised. At the same tine, I think you will perceive that it is set stauseful to threw somewhat of the light of past history upon the future, and that the easy find some guide to the future in looking back to snore that have been committed, sot by barbarous asthma, but by some of the greatest and Moot enlightened maw mankind. I have undertaken to point out some at least of the obstacles which retard morel and political progress. The latest lecture gives in the coarse of l&M, was ea " Oppositioa to great loaned's= sad Discoveries." Nor was abundant material wanting to sash a theme. Roger Bacon, C.< pumices, Galileo. sad, at • later time, Harvey sad even Neon* of impious instances of redatthes to ths Mission of light. Bet if the obstacles to the progress of physical science am greet, how much greater are those which impede morel red politieal advancement! Mathematical demoestraties sad physical experiment cony wit► them a &ludo irre sistible face whisk pierces through the thickset %mien of prtadies and sucontitioa. When Galilee showed throadh his telescope, the satellites of Jupiter, it was difilthlt for the most obstinate pedant to dolly the troll of his diesevery. When Newton demonstrated, by a series of geometrical propcsitioas, the doctrine of Wreaks, those who under neod his ressoniag could set long withhold their swat to his ecoelssioa. But in respect to mondani' poli ties] truth 11111 have net, la the drat place, the setae set tasty ; sad, lathe sthesd plash we have to thatessi agelast men than the pride of Willett, the tenacity of prejudice, mai - the tKe. ei liebit ; ere bey' - te contend ;salmi tie jet. lousy el power, the empire of niperatitim. aad the alarms of timidity. Net to arise this lastest farther. I will at saes thew yea by as magpie wbat I mesa. The boat mos aleatory ea Nemtoa's prtaciple is Irritant by Jacquies sad Le liseur, two members el the theist, of Jesus. This tom oratory is se simple sad ...plea that it taahlos a press vibe bas bat as hawking lusowledp of asthma's' to comprebead sad to master the sublime diseoverim @Mew ma. There was, however, • trUllog Andes to the petal. Godes of Ibis eammestary. The Peps had, by lb dame, ferbiddsa say sae to maistida the &striae Odle modes of He earth. The Missed /nails disposed a His diasol.y very wily. They relied a seam is *tie part of the ' Irak, deditiss teat they bowed wIO WO* meninges )t. ti (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. MR. ULADSTONE AT CHESTER. Ti Bight Hoe: W. E. OWMono, M.P., lectured hefhw She Chaster Meehealse lastitation, ea Morley, emir UAW to soled.' isr his theme. Bat for the dark* rarer ea the war whisk divide the right he.. gestlenum her Lord Paleserstea, this public recarrenes to esienhil Wahl would rem remarkable under arrest sir oreerres. The Maas took *see in the Royal Hotel Asesublpuerr, whisk wee fully erowderi leap before the bur eppelatsd fee the semmearesent et the preesediags. The shalt wee takes at .'Sloth, by John Williams, Esq. The new was thea dearly crowded in every per these era the platters wore Sir Stephen Cilyanet n al Lytham, Ms Dees el Chester, (lei Mau, Dr. Davis, Oa the egmarease of Mr. Oialeethe apes to. platform he we. imered with load mid entheelostie apples.' ; he took his met at the right bead of Ihe *Arm The OILLIMIAN. fa a kw thiralaster words, presented Mr. Oleflathe to the andiera Mr. OLABOTOIIII thee me, sad was received with renewed applemea. TM right boa. patinae& reviewed the history of ear esliease sad the priaigke apps obi* their admini stration had bra madame& at various eras, this part of his breve bearing a ekes reeemblease to that thirsted et Ernthies. He else hen teethery to the baser of the views of the prima number of per items* ea the autism of atrial volley. who he admitted, is this pearlier. were fez sheadg nm ell ether parties in the state. Of the shamus of Mr li Melrose* him spoke la term of warseoared raw. and askarriedgoa rim be bad horned rash ham the speedos that retellar darned ea err* sabre la the Sear of Gelmomm. It rilloow firths to he naddeered, he lad, that the Asir el the minim were beet treasesied likable thismivis, jut as the affairs of won hest tremested by Embalms* themselves. =Ts ea eloper peroration be relater that * dime to 1100•14 i palsy bad bra bravest shoat. which he thought we. fall of prat sad premium of routes, to a country harks e.sk is se ea sashimi as Ileglasil— a sham eof system, I. which we hove made s mashies hoes e, hem evils, and almost frees mother =I from mine. sad Mused to the rules of junkie, of reeoae s of satire, and of sellinkr sear. (Load sad bag ;Were marked the sire of the right hot. geadriento sane.) Oa the modes of Mr.-liimur, rend* by Dr. DAVIS, thanks were voted by reareatioa to Mr. Okidatose. He briefly sehaewhillged the sometime*. Oa the mad* of Mr. Axon, Mann secretary to the relitatioa. Monks were voted to the chairman, and the merrier teneinter shortly after tea o'clock. We molders* that the latter portion of Mr. Olodstone's lecture le bat the liner mammary, as the right has. gramma spite within stew Waist« of two haus. MR. BOUTS= M.P., AT KILMARNOCK. Thri Hon. B. P. Bouvet* M.P., mot his con stituents is the Town Hall, Kilmarnock, on Monday night, and delivered • speech on I üblie affairs. Os the subject of the war he said—As I believe the war to be just and Leos& sary, it is right that those who think so should look the evil in tie face like rational and courageous men, and endeavour to master it as soon as possible. Now, all foreign national wan have one or two objects—either to extend the power of a nation, or to mantain ite wearily. The war in which we are new esserpl Y sae preeminently for the latter object, and we mite' peatetateenten in former geanationa foresaw , must one dm mime between the western powers and the grasping snibltlen of the Russian empire. That time he. kliem apse us, sad we should rejoice that it has Dome at a tlmis eilmm we have so many advantages for mania, it— biked tranquil and prosperous, restrictions upon free wade allsilletted, and a peat and gallant ally to support or. (Applause.) Instead, then, of huddling up such peace as will be merely an adjournment of this question, we must have, as the result of our exertions and merificce, each a settlement as will secure the blessings of • lasting pease to ourselves and our children. I an Impairs only two ways in which oar antagonist can be brought to couseat to nab a settlement-- either his resources must be so exhausted that he will be absolutely unable to carry on the struggle, or, foreseeing that result, he may anticipate it by yielding such sub stunk: enmities and guarantees for pans as may ensure that the peace of the world will not be again soon di& tubed by the same aggressor. Ido sot pretend to have mush kaowledgs of the resource', of the Russian unpin, bat I say that if we look back at the history of the war for the last fifteen &soothe, we may see that the allied powers have made great progress towards the enabl es's% of that object. (Cheers.) Look at the suecessas of our soldiers at Alma, lakonnann, the Tell. easy a, and Sebastopol by lead, and at the effect the fleets have had in the Baltir, the Black See, tad the Sea of As .5, and say whether you do not thiak that in these months—a short period histotimdly—we have made great progress towards the attainment of pesos. I believe, for one, that is the history of this courtly has the same amount of success, or anything like it, been achieved in the early commencement of a great war. lam talking of (twelves jest now as apart from our allies, and I will remind you that we labour under the difficulty in regard to the oommoneement of a great war, via., that our ' military sad naval establishments are then on what is called ”ste footing. When war comes to an end rightly, I plak the grand naval and military establishments of the lienstry are reduced. I think this a wise course. I think , it far more for our advantage to save large sums of money in this way, to be applied to the promotion of industrial pursuits, and make an extraordinary effort when an extra , ordinary emergency arises. Mr. Boaverie deprecated the tone of detraction too common with many in speaking of the doings of our army and navy, concluded amidst applause, sad received an unanimous vote of confidence on llke nodose( Bailie Wilson. SIR ROBERT GARDINER. IC C. 8., AND Tif GOVERNMENT OF GIBRALTAR. (Mont • was/taros 0n..., WOOLWICH, Nov. 9. Yesterday evening, General Sir Robert Gardiner , L. 0.8. arrived here from town, and dined with the alone of the It-yal Artillery for the first time sinee his return from the government of Gibraltar. He was welcomed and received by the *Mon assembled to meet him with the mast cordial greetings. On his health being proposed after dinner, his acknowledgments evince a deep and gratified feeling et the kindness shown him. We will give his own weeds is reply. After regretting his inability to thank his brother °Mons as he desired for a testienony of kindest@ on his return similar to that shown him oa his departure for Gibraltar, he ed : I can bet be sensible, gentlemen, that the Cr a ese now thews me has its rise in higher sources than consideration of lcdividual favour to myself, and in elven leg to these causes it would be idle in me not to say I shall arrays remember with pride the high sad important con bleed command and goverment recently held by me, and to which I mast attribute the honour I am now eadosvouring to acknowledge. My inability adequately to thank you as I desire I regret the mon, as it is associated with circumstances of a public nature. I allude te tin gratitude I outsider due from the corps to the Earl Grey—gratitude which, as an artilleryman, I deeply feel sad ever openly avow as due to the minister who, in naming an artillery officer to her )(sleety for the government of Gibraltar, fret opened the honours of command end govern. meet to that brew* of her M.j.sty's army. Gentlemse e this is neither a fitting time nor place to dwell at length es the duties of military command or adminktretive genes. sant; but, perluips, tbecieession and circumcises@ at lag it may admit of my slightly adverting to both. When I hod last the home of being received as a guest at this table, I made a pledge to yen, gentlemen, to the purport that in undertaking the igovernmeat of Gibrelter I did se as in trest—meaning that if from impaired health or as muse I was prevented fulfilling the duties of oommaad and government in a meaner I considered dee to the name of the esepe—that is, to your name, gentlemen, I would at eons relinquish l*. The duties of military oommand I hound se easy task, and when 1 state that at all times sad en all eseadees I was aided end *sprinted by a most ea. Oast and neatens garrison mad personal sta. and blowy nape and by every regimeet with whisk I bed the bards= to serve, I confidently feel that dose. eldr ',spondee In maiatainiog the uniform order wed diestplise of lie garrison, my pledge to you on the point of essamaad is fully redeemed. la regard to genene meat, gentlemen, you know that all geventMent , is conducted on principle or by policy. I seeped ebe souse of principle, the consignees of which, I regret be I my, was that, almost from its commencement, my govern. meat was stormy and laborious, for I fouled many deep rooted evil' of long standing to eradicate, se lees than many ' local and even national tweeds to attain. I have partially suesseded Y betb—esd at tbe doss of my goveroment I lad =Pa elwoodoll Is Se esedssod favoured es amnia; and 'pods= fleasesigu, i 1 tbe amourriag *ides sad sp• probation of all biseseobls mist—Modally those soot alive Is the fair sense sod Imam of Magna sod. Really. gentlemen, by yessedees la die nwther posed of year falser se en—Um favour of Mast ellson, an beans sew is esseldwistoly bassevred. sod hafd by se is proudest enema dos Tbe mgoolWes sad Omar of oar brother seen% goodness-4 robe the obserrosiso, as lan ediressiag seamy yeas, hisools—b ea inalle•M that is the onion days of ear weer meats and nays imprerisoe sew es be elleent—_ 'ivies isdividual Assam wen Is the nbiller. end whisk is later life becomes a powerful ladesnose yid& impels es onward—ewaksuse ruterpene, and ghee strew" sod wavy to every aim and view, by odd* tee sae promote sad manikin devotion to her Manny's serene' At •hw 'siestas before eleven the viand tech Inns d bis bunker Minn to Musa le town. NAVAL AIV.D MILITARY. Arnanurr, Nov. 13. !OPODITMINT. Cadet G. H. A. Cos, to tbe itass,www. Padal• - wkwt 'Ma frigate, of 467 hone power, at Polastostb. SOUTHAMPTON NOT. 13. The war transport Ripon left lloathaspiZql y!ster day for Plymouth, as bar way to DeMk" ealus."" Melte, Constantinople, sad Scutari. She beclote board 210 efileen, 2 ladies, 12 raw somata 2 female seiveats, 11 hones, sad about 100 men beloagens to the needled etalf. Quite • sees was witnessed is Southamptea Docks raviolis to the departure of the Rips. It sepias, that about a doses of the men belonging to the medial Mai had hem permitted to take out their wives with these. she were to set as assisteate is the hewn& is the Bet. They had emoedlagly sold of all their peck. Mites they got ea beard it wee bread that the eerier Si, the worms seine out bad bees reminded. The Weft skis to their husbands sad insielmed that the latter abseil Set go withost them. The ace were evereeme with illesslan. The women begged mid preyed of Captain 4lissfsesttell, the Admiralty Superintendeat. to allow them to yr pit is the Rapes. The Captain was deeply Wrested WM the IMMO, bst he had no power. Ultimately the Isla rellased to se eat without their wives, sad the mei aid wNse was left bshisd. The wearies 8•1111011 very reopeet able poems. The men had sating into as eagesemeat with the semennesat fee three yeas.. The erase at the desks was heeeltembeg This day meal Wands from the tollowiegr_regi mama anima at NM Pitt from Omit depot, Isle of Wight: 4* 20* 2 41* th, sad Nab. 0 wiag to %hide essoldas GUM 8* Ml' Lau be takes tato hospital, they remelaed the sign, and peoseeded ia Tsai, whoa, sitar rialtby fleeted Chem Robert Battemby, they proceeded imi Katy's Barracks. salt far farther mama. Thirty sommlemeate lift Fort Pitt for Bt. narth Herrera'. William Boise, 84th Itegimest, hoe reamtly bees supplied with • pair of Wee arms as far ap as the elbow, haying, while sageged digest I. the , had his epode sad bell wrist' taunt stray by a Barton shot. This maa will appear bents bar blideaty thie week, oa her visit to the wouadoi. DUBLIN, Nov. 18. TROOPS YOE THE SEAT OF Werz.—The transport Golconda arrived is Cork harbor: at eleven o'clock on Sunday for the purpose of taking on board troops destined for the Crimea. Drafts of the following regiments pro ceeded to Queesitown on Monday morning, from Cork Barracks, for shipment on board this gas ',owl i—lst Itaysis,sotb. eatb, 49th, 33es, sad 30th, is .1120 Alums. and 600 men. Drafts of the 62nd, Rad, and 90th, consisting of 3 ofileen and 236 men, arrived this day by the 11 train from Bottaven; to join the above troops on board the Golconda. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Nov. 13. ELECTION OF A PROFESSOR OF LINENIETRY.-A convocation was holden this afternoon, when /dr. C. B. Brodie, 8.A., of Bailie' College, was elected to the pro feesorship of chemistry in the room of Dr. Diubeny, who had resigned that appolatmeat. It was understood that there was to have bees ao opposition to has election, but some minibus of convocation recorded their votes for Mr. Maskelyae, notwithstanding that gentleman bad declined to become a candidate for the chair against Mr. Brodie, and was one of his most active supporters. The election clued in Mr. Brodie's f , who had 36 votes, 10 members of euvocation voting for Mr. Maskelyne. Mr. Brodie is the eldest son of Bit Benjamin Brodie, Bart. He took a second class in mathematics and his B.A. degree in 1838, and after wards studied chemistry under Professor Daniell at King's College, and under Liebig at Giessen. He has contributed papers which have been painted by the Royal Society is its " fransactioes," and for which the Hoye' Gold Medal wan awarded him. Mr. Brodie is also secretary of the Chemical Society of London, and has contributed several original memoirs to its " Journal." lie was lecturer on chemistry at the Itoyal Institution in the years 1849 and 1860. SIR JOHN TARDB BULLER ON AGRICUL• TUBAL STATISTICS. At the annual meeting of the &nth Devon Agri oatmeal Association, at Ashburton, lest week, Sir J. Y. Boller, Bart., moot the members for the soothers division of the aunty, who presided, in acknowledging his health, said: There was one subject Os which he might draw their attention, became it was now mush mooted to agriculturul circles—it was a subject wortby of censideration, and on which he would not ask them too hurriedly to make up their minds—he alluded to the subject of agricultural 'tequila. The object held in view by those who were anxious to obtain those statistics was to ascertain whet the country could fairly produce, and that the result should be open for the free in formation of the public. He knew there was a feeling abroad that the system would bring the property of farmers to• dis agreeably under the surveillance of the powers:taunt. (A voise—“No, no.") He (Sir 1. Beller) would mums with the gentleman that it would not have that effect ; but even sup posiag that it would, the government was not a despotic go vernment, and what harm could it do t) be in possession of the desired isformation ? They were all represented in parliament by member. of their (the people'.) own selec tion, and they (the representatives) would do their duty, and protect the public from any sinister use of the statistics; and if they did not perform that duty, he were amenable to their constituents for their conduct. ( liver, hear.) But it would be desirable that Gist the subject should be dis cussed in the country at large—it should, to use a vulgar expression of the day, he "ventilated" throughout the community. They might then candidly weigh the objections against the advantages of adopting the system, and if, as he was inclined to think, they should find that the latter prepon derated over the former, then they should sat about devising some plea by wkieb the statistics might be la , rly and honestly laid before the mantry. (Hear.) He believed it wee not toe much to say they were encountering a difficulty at this 'Gement over which they would be very much assisted by a 7.::0f agricultural statistics, if such were in existence. ~ , „und the high prices of corn pressed heavily on the ltiatablee portions of the community. Would it net be well if the minds of the people Gould be satisfied that there was a jut cases for the rise in prices? And %het might be done by agricultural statistic', which would have shown this year that we had sot bad as abundant harvest. It was probable that discontent would evince itself in the manu facturing districts, and that such troubles as they had before seen arise there from short wages and high prises would recur; bat it was also probable that if the people of England knew that the commodity they required was not in abundance to render it cheap, their common sense would restrain them from violent outbreaks; they would use it was not the fault of the farmer ; and the humbler classes would be more ready to submit quietly to their privations, when they should know that the scarcity wee chargeable neither to the government nor to the agricul , theist, but was the result of the dispensation of that Great Being before whom they all bowed down. (Applause.) For theses reasons be recommended them calmly to *insider the !, question; they should especially think how it would affect ' themselves, sad me if there were any objections that would ' outweigh the great ad *mime the country would derive from tit* government being aware of the quantities of food in the country, so as to be satisfied, beyond doubt, how far ' the supply would extend. He would not himself sown, a deMded opinion either for or against the system; but he asked them to make up their minds upon it, and when they should state to kin their objectienr, he would consider them, Gad would then give them his judgment on the whole ' subject. (Applause.) The hon. baronet concluded by returning thanks for the honourable and cordial reception he had snot with that day, and resumed his seat amid loud THE BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION: — A special general meeting of the friends of this valuable charity, which was founded in 1817, for pr intin g pension., end g ivin g relief to decayed mortar builders, was held at the °Rims of the institution, 19, Southampton-stew, Bloosasbary, Mr. George Bird in the chair, for the purpose of taking into cousideratimi the prepriet, of electing a larger number of pensioners on the 29th last. Mr. J. Biggs moved, and Mr. G. T. Hayes, seconded *resolution to the effect that at the forthcoming election on the 29th inst. 4 melee and 2 females he elected, instead of one male and one female, as previously a Red. The motion er^s carried ; sad after the secretary had been directed to mum the thanks of the meeting to the president, Mr. C. 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