The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-21 00:00:00

deriseed so the distwitanee, who were Olio:see the prieaere, it weld be Baldest for the „foe Fooecetion. thce-f or 13 of t fa. — ike P he Bilksabead 'tia it. elgurty and Nelms as kasha taloa sa to to the ito% interriatated at "Mt Ins* 1,7 to the arrangements estod epee ble the pew, ".. re eedise .11 bat the ratepayer. haw the asantiar. Tien , is e b oa et this elms a +imams wss proesedieg whoa IVA sent . I. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. HOW•S I RIIST. % ,,, g aort Ak4AULT —Catheried Cusidasfit 4 • ca sh by brAlitat Murphy. t7 y whoa. heed we. ?.,y sisal vat. sad who fr.= ilia loss of brood, sold she lived In ;4:ll,lecr, sad wee s widow, with two children. This 44 • met the greener, who adosted her sad accused • • 4 tosethiqg about her mother. She denial that ▪ sod anytime' whi..h wee as/misted to %jars boy n pewee. The "Wiener then coomeseed abusing • ,al4 her by leveret opprobrious epithets. She then e. n .se watt h r est, and eite attempted to Peters the •ein, riscr.er bee ane Try much ei.reged, sad week viter.dine blow urea the lased with an eartheaware •; ,co .be carried is her bead. The ms g woe broken ~c,i by the ford of the blow, sad witnese's bead was rnb ru , She tell to the ground resales, sad was re. ,:cat,. the h• m wber• her bead was dressed. The Sled most prou ea ly, and she weather wiry wk from blood. :e Coowable soul du surgoos stated that ass wound sou thouits sswore. Jsrdsoo remand, d ins prisoner fore week. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. tun Itantorrerron HT 21111 EARL 01 GUILFORD rich bylaw of St. Mary tea be.. arreepted by the et Winchester, and the living has boss given to Wigrans, cm an suidersuudiag that th• parish be Ababa hats todep laden% districts. iMbIUDGIL Dec. 20.—L The Prince Albert, :weary et the Usiverany, being pleased to rive .nasally I modal, for the encouragement of English poetry, the wCasseeller km given Notice that the prise will be gives , ass to sash resident undergraduate me shall compass San poem so thaw us Adeplus. The (therein% are ne tat fa to the Via Cherir nut on or be Musk Ilk ad ere tot to exceed 200 lines Is length. la Meet Noble the Idertpils Camden being planed anually a gold model, a" • prise for the beet exer- Lois hexameter eerie, the subject for the preterit ttins. The snakes to be beat in to the Vice on or before March 30, 1861, and are not 10 dame is length. All uadergreduatis who shell ed not less Mu two terms Wore the day on yid* .:P.S Milt be seat in, or who shall at least be this maw of their seemed term of residuum, may hi • for this medal. Representatives In Parliaraent for this Gahm seed to give manually (1) two prises, Of Mien a, for lcar cocoa eqemeat of Lana pram open to a/1 Bach.l we of Arta, without het ere at at safetest smading to take riederee ul Arts; (2) mud two other prim e, el Memo each, to be open to all ondergradates who shall d, d not la is titan it,.. terms at the ties when the are to ne snot In —the subjeew for the prestos 1) I r the bachelor', .• QUOJIIIS pesseipue Mehra !ter It. ligio !informal* quo "meta Ina qww In art p scar menus ettigit um,qiatia superweak?" and. Nelda* r s, .• Caw:mode erverureat gen• 11111 ,ono carom Sitll xplu ari p mkt?" The ems. • e ant in on or Were April 30, 1831. William Brollll4l having bequeathed three gold the vela of are (Mama cask, to such resident Wti as ebell auras (II The best Greek ode in S.ppleo • (2) Ta best Latin ode is imitation of ) Tie best Greek epigram after Ms model of the and the beat Lads epigram after the model or eubjamts lot the mama year are (1) Fir the 'Ormuloeuni defer:tie." (2) For are; Lam ode, moats. Salina* Raz." (3) For the Greek rarer lialv od.s (41 Far the Leila epiaam, a..ieurt cal, se lope." The exercises am to be seat twee April 314 In6l. The Greek ode le sot M en five, ads the Latin ode thirty Massie. The meet be terecompaniell by a literal Latin prose ;woos pin is the interest of 4001. stock, to Ise enplopoll is the pavanes of one or more Chink be Rime to ouch ',olden% uselmirtsdnate sa shell Met tresslalon of s proposed pomp in Soak n Janson, Memiseer, or Ilitausost sod Pla•aber, It mu. The *obi. e ler tit. rens* year is: Shalt. ki.ar, IV., hart 11 , ant IV.. MIN 4. Y. Henry, Mast, User', sit ikon by my bed ;" to Ili. words vie the seamy of tie terser dip." Tie metre teasiesm i.mbiesm Trintetram Amiudestionm." mews ere to be accentuated and ascompluilmi by Laris prose 'ernes, sad ore to be mat in me or beim *hove sorrisis sr. to b. wet is ta t. Vies Ohm : ,sch is to Immense mono poised i sad le .isd hy • r.per soiled up, with this NAM side, which juror Is to enclose easther, basil up, atadidste's same sae soilage minas tostaisina the amass se those mandato*, Whe will be doe roped tutopmed. Asp wadi hinny to wed is h is eursee pruned or litho le pan sib kw pima to my madidase who has ias of *sadism is As exorcism, resided one tens %41054.-Ilitre will la asagregatioas as d ot 111. enemies Lam Tens: Jai 26 (B.A et); yen. 12 asd 26; Kansa 6 (Aah Aril 4 (11 A. mai pion), asd 11 (sad el tarn) t4IIP or OLARGOW IXOLL6I3I.—A letter was Tareay a meg Iron Colossi Mere, thud ia which be. atos that he will ea his sawing Swill Alines, a. Lord Rector of the This- NAVAL - - ,LTT, Dic. 10—APPOINTYINT11.—Mseter se, t. AmpAWOL T to be Comptroller ti Victualling; I era, to be Storekeeper, Repel Clerearte Vatitel Hebert Ltws, to be Stan BeeMeer, Woolwich ox.—Joba Orison, to be Arise Carpenkr. NAVAL SCHOOL, Nzw.csoes.—Yesterday antribattatt of pram took plain at the load die amour* of Admiral 81, C. Malt:elm. the lin9l, Cap inn Wray, Captain Abisb, Cantata C.ro am Joy, Corals Xing, Coleast M'Adam, the. R v. A. alltraoo, and of mom .Not 150 ladies and isaComen. Admiral pro, drat of the isMitatlon, vw k the anal:, sddrvis enaeratuletad the silatios of UN the sue ,is which bad .tailed the dies of Lie .ess happy to Lad that Kr. Birk, law a rwablirlmenl, had pained the esateelaa_prise :Ass kw Eoglistt versa, sad that Mt. Ward, 41 1 , bid gamed first•elass asthematiaal kaolin I. Be had sl•o Nam pleasure fa Wilk, to lode that the pestersl modem of the Pk the Iter-year had bssa highly eatiefestory. I, the seri tary, TINA the report of the Rer. Dr we heed wester, upon the popes which the I timely au& is history nail delfesetfl• The Wtry the pers., of the brie who riteeived W...diefwah, Ye., Stephens, Kerrie Dawkins, 'its., Yarns? (3), !kepi:isles Dorian, Ww-is (Ist), The I.ll.wisg b op were keepsake 1. &moo, iludeop,Whkh, Gardiner (I). 'Rusk (I), Niue, Sprite, Lapsed, Colborne, P"at , e'tna. D , ery (let), Sine, Sauk Archer, i . .11(1.9, &eked, Taman. !kettle', Jay, Boys, Cornwall (led), elowst, Bsobery. it!epheas (2), Cons, Grey, Clsy, Brows, B-nior, Thempasa It easy be elated w pus, Cr., cieribalesi k tai sew school haiit op 111 . 1. 1•••••• 11.1, Mid Niro: fin. ' Ur, k e round low, ealeedile the ent leg! huuldinr. Its despaskes are 100 feet by YO last in ktinbt. It b heated by hot Sir. Ma 16 %3 • *desirably provided hr. The B feriae is of ' 11,1 1 , . sad, with the erseetka of s doable row of nJ tM pen., red the alike MSS ke the •••i• MIS le epees. Ike rake was 4.- 1l a pepeerke cd Mal" sneard. and Sadly Oat ley Yews. Jesse, the mikes skip eto OM liters, supporters ef the settok, sad by iedm, of the Drosdawaitht Bekaa's Hospftal. Mks law sight% G• 310•4 w B. O. r losasse Oda aft-arm —Liest. s. C. S. ereutsa Isle eft, bY •%• as.. ONleti. aa.o bbe NW, by 41, -Lhat.a. O. TM %DUO*. b 7 PM* Ore WAWA 1 . • 1 1. Plll7l to be win.. bs vas, • 18 6 44 •7•• .sL Wawa, eves las F.,, *at. Are A. .P. Cees, tom tie NM IE, to to cope.. Ale Dray, • b. r• to to beet, by pot. Velle HOW* He Nat.. sm. by roc, els Veen. t !tom. baa tet Wan Lai to 114 the Itroo, boa the Sib 1.. to to body 'he t. I. /Oats bin the Mg 1. le 44it. 14 . 0 ChM n. Tlnrrasik Ina Os 4111 1., le le MO. Oa 1.1. 6 411e114 beslus - C.O. J. knot= 47th 1, SO egg. •Inemit. POZ THE BISHOP or EHETZIL—A 1... Ore the Tomo., Peet-oltee this weak, satielasp of Weemlaater, Bothopetowe, beie4 del,vered at tke place above nes •ltho4 th• bitbop, endorsed "Nat knows karee." sad seat back to Ike dead- RIL EWING COMPAlVf.—Testerday, the Aral bb is Ws comma, wa s ". 11.4 d for rf alts °this. lists bias sitiolua• sssatt. .ledal, iN pat IA I 1:414 pstE Met is IS Mid 10 . IL libe Ail vpill SOMA' io Laid S. ythia 00 'VI 110 00 se ItsPled I th e coati. _acts for 111 The A - beied pl.l r•th. • , to be al rm., who MAirr of :011 ereh, ros•dod noR• are w. II) I Chr• tor 4 mln •or the aM ratite •MlO IV. Se WI of tbi t.1`4011111. V.anrs •r, (I) 2t..•11.. —• As ▪ ode, "i :rr .all Au el., ex& re, • r Won 'en' r ride s I 4 Ile Po • rep r to ire use ben n at* ties ▪ bitil Lt .as • Till • .sordis •• Ldrid . 18 ! silo • , • ri pari . ear :'M 01 - ,.;•••rs ei • 6.1 Nita it h • I. Mo • .1• the Ip wow. (..• , ,ktr; .46419, %d Ir c 6, II I L • Atie:tki II 1 0.41 Itrarr • 14:4,1 taii4o4to koi AL • 7.0 II • • 1 • • .to•opi t:o Pab w 11, • ••.00d • :wig 1' tits, td t • oi —w, IM b,u br. f , k .• • • .i„ • M..t- re. c, , ftedy, • ' ti• • bai t •-• 410, a - .;• - • 'I . 10 I • , • trio, te• • • 34, dl' • "r, r • 'or. r r• • 'ti , • ' o* • o• • ••• PS ". 14 , Ni• '• * T. • • Ple * • t adi • & • The annual 'Militia' of the rosawbarli aad tow p p venereal Mispospeogas leatitatfea ink pine la the Main Hall, Albans sus" oa Mande" ,valet, whoa orris& of 400 laws sad semisoft eat down to tea. Praetor ihtdo. wick was he have takes the .hair, bat is mimsequesete of arms Wawa that pastimes maid sot falai Ws ; , mad Taoism Wuaow, presideat of tkenseitiat , was gelled apes to supply hie pima. Amooget the visitant wen ifinkerdCohdee tq ,11. P.; A Henry, Esq.,M P. ; Mr. P. Warne, Irma Meanness, ; sad the ßev. UM Don of Inca. Tea took place at ball pia dve e'elock, sad ski spestiag couneeseed at gems The CHAIRMAN, la opening tie promediage, sold that is the pee pior thee had gained 372 maalteis, making She whole .umber 1,831 The Mame fens sub ausgnitse was alio swat eatielhetery ; in 1842 they received seder tide lurid only 3751 ; thew prune nhscripdoeut amisaated to 7401, having doubled their amount is, eight you*. Ie 1143 they hot 5.656 volumes Is the library, sad they Ina incr.and to 7,733, or sadur moire thou ons.lialr, wad the smasher of image, whit*, is 1846, unmated to 109 daily, gad about 30,000 • year, were sow 173 dolly, u d 63,000 a year. The flan... of He laritudon were la a prosperous cooditioa—weas was Malian debt, at eae time rennin 350 e, Is aloe* paid oe, ant they hoped to reduce tees' ...wog• debt title pray from 6001 to 4001. Mr, CHURCH, of Linda, proposed the lint remnant : If if. be true that Me sovereignty of alas lints hid fa liao lodge; thee intimidate like them are eminently mo tel, while load thousands into that reties wherein aro to be found tbe soaves sad demean of Mune power." ALEXANDER HENRY, Rol., wee received with bad applause ea /Mag. He seM, " Abase two years spa, I main* there wee a teeing of desponding, minim the tiommercial geed. men of Laid., the eassbaate befog appralunaive that trade was going lin= nom, and tat at tonna eampetitlia wee so great it would be extinguished gauntly. I skis matured to predict a .strap result, mad I am sow happy to fiat tint the eneefactunag interest is the West mid la Leeds la particular, it ia • vary S./geishas' endities. I, at the time alluded to, natured to ream mead that yea should sags year Saishiag at.d year dynes se Me lawn of those yes wished to be year casteesees, tellies yes that tt roe aid that veer trade would eredhelly reeks, sad you Right Withers 'starry ea a flourisbing trade., I bellow ywa has since then than ird your system, an pa hare derived the Intuit of It. (Hem, hear.) But, sir, there was another and a higher onaidoratin which made me accept *Rh alacrity the invitation pm were so kind aa to end me, for I belies that levitates was gluteus me in cone. gunge of the re/atioal luipp.w to hold I. Manchester and toe gouty of Lagembire, I. regard to the eduction of the people. And althossh we there have bees eadenvonvine to promote a astional system of education, gad may diffir, n many respect', from the gentlemen fa this neigh boarttood. pat they, equally with ounielves, are deur. Gus of forwarding, by every minas in their power, that great object;—(hear, lume}..emd- they no doubt believe, se we ia Lancashire do, that look'sg to the ratan, Mere le no safety, hippie's', or greatness fee this dais try, amp , that which has its foundation is lb. general odusetba of the people. (" iieer, hear," aid applause.) Mr. Henry then 'Boded to the state of education anunget the worm la this coasts,, which he described as exceed. haply unsatisfactory, !tad very man inferior to that whiah • getterility of the Americas people have *coquina by means of their palate wheels; sad, after dwelling nortly oar some egatroverdal poiats ta elaaezioa with the established shush sad Ike sidaeatba of the people, he remarked that thls onatry was greet is its pablia expenditure, in ire amiss sad its agent, hot sot Is refitment to the educatim at its p..p!.. Ilisehatisal power, the art., and the seiseees, kod dose stub for this country ; but they could sot hope to wake the best am of the talents and eavantagea Mei bad if thee loft the mass of the people uninstructed. (Hear, bear.) JAMES GARTH MARSHALL, E.q., M.P., who cta rising was received with load &opiates', geacluden a power.sl opted' by propene', That as It is the induputable tendency of the at sechealcal ogatriveasn of the age to inomse the tedalithe of Nadal and moral prow as, no time should be lost to qualityiag the people to resogalee, appro. slate and asks am of these %militia." The Rev. G. W. CORDER samoded the proposition. RICHARD COBDliti, 8.q., M.P., wise was grated with serval rounds of cheer., said—ll ilea speakers who have receded me have found some diflleulty la addressing yea owing is the somewhat trite topic we have met to dis ease, bow mom I feel titer the el .qaesee to whisk you hate jai been latealog I came hen tooled, sot with the taut idea of makiag any coamibattme to year ford of *lke, or °tido/ding the Whitlow stmaills m Ives iesi Is As "see of this lasitatios. But I came Item to-sight wowed by a erase of daty—of duty to the members eg liels selocietios. sad of duty to Wm patrons and of the institotion • beams' I think It is ieluuluLd to enemies/le all ismrned, If Mere Ina a dia. 11111110110 attend and hunt to y roe maul stork taking. Now, I ase "ad to heat by the report read to might that yea are Is eel derishifes a condition. Probably, la hackles rotted do nom, I ram be led to doubt whether there night not be same alloy to the eatielation we skald have felt if year eeepected Illtallela had given as an aselyeis of the silsiptiless of year members. tans, bear.) New, Res essess. I bold la my baud a resolatira whisk sups, That se "Needles a superior edseatioa for clime' who could sot isdiastgrii• weds it. sad as glees to tadastry the elevates, elms Ise of latellegesee,neesaales'eastitetleseare performing most fieportant end are worthy of etrehurnit pup pen." Onstlemma, I feel somewhat el the difficulty which I rtdok my Mead Mr. Remy felt is riesling with hie notion. Tom allude hare to this institutiou furnishing education to tbros who have sot otherwin the means of obtaining it. 111,w, I shouid Il k . to me the analysis of the members of pest misty, es well as other socse•ies calling themselves smsehissioe institutions; for I am tether timid that it mould b., found herr, as I koow M is elsewhere, that sot smobsurth of the members of these lostitutions an, *lesly speaking, of the 'mechanises wonkier; clam. (Bear, beer) Acid the quarties which would obviously protein itself to my mad la this—that there should be other meats pr rridgid by whisk the poor sad Ishouriag closes should be Willed to beams oar meeelatas as membees et this acid Modred immitatioas. (Hear, bear,)_ I ma sot going to bask • Mose hen with friesd, Mr. Deism, m to low this eidsosSas is to be gives. (Applause.) I 'Amid tenaider glis • very seditist plies ad occasion to d. so ; although I shall have to break a lases elsewhere with him probably. (• Reel, I•ar " from Mr. Baines, and applause) Bat et wawa I Mask this meeting will enable as to eons into alas oestrogen; in as mainble spirit; and I am satisfied, hem watt I have sees of Mr. Buses in sonar:ion with tile foldlimMem, as well as other, fa Yeekattin, that how. ear we Illy dila with It. is what is the beet Meath odueatiag the people, 1 have so right to meow reef perm to the slightest degree mere a,al in the ears egsgoer edsostios them Mr. Baines does. (Applause.) Des,gestlineee, it is sot a satisfactory this* to had that we Mg soostantly is damper of Medusa ourselves that we are leg with the mass of the toople, while wears ha tact 'Ph only a very what ratios of the populates.. Obear.beia ) infest sot only el meekest's' lastitstions, Mime pea de set lad saeohanies it a rule, kat se a si mples; I speak also at every effort that is made to mash the mar est the people, sad I my we have deluded ourselves ; Ise imoseed M resithiag them we have has e d midway, sad base nialesered to the wants Gad the se pMesuta el so uther par. (Hear, bear ) Take the " Naar Ursine." gad by the S o ciety for the Diffusios of Usei Know.. 14111 alti cinnamic's anemia the worlds' illeelee. It was Ante mod by them, bet by the saddle class. ARA the " /Nemo Calopmila" the tame. Where de pea lad Chambers.' Ma. &sins" but is the Ably famished &swiss room l Thee, gettlossaa, hay the mama the people bas yet as undeveloped stratum which we have yet to pimento sad work. (Appian e.) Tow have hated sometlatsi sheen the mate of education is Ameba. The thief, whisk et e* me reset in travelling Womb the palled Ilmtse ems las great elevation of the mass el the peseta there akalsthe suielittes of the same der of people la tile soapy. (Hear. hem.) I say it • sea visits the Uatt'd States sad travels through that cosatry—if is leaves this las! Oinking him omit • degasses, but is la manly mmethieg sloe, he will some bash from the Dated Mates • real, thereof* tory. Re will lad hie preisAess sad ermeeptibilides so abashed by the rabbles of elbows egalest the really sambetsis elms of etell•inalq, la the semseboat, the railway earriego, sad iusirow demi 41.1. = w ha b re so h° n t ars k' y ath if y h w . i b tr Z ." ktr the people, he will eons back what he we. la reality whim he am me —• real aristocrat. (Hear, bear.) Bat Uhe sersthere &Menu madly to mostitala whittler the people them sm dammed above the work iag Masses of all ether plasm is the world, I. will lOW beck deU4itted wish the old& MAI of Astoria. (Able* ) What Ms* .114 1111 was, that I did set_ isal M (hp New MOW of Astoria' ay elms iesresposding with the mimes et the week*/ dame is our agricultural sad sea rearm Really they hal raked iMinitisly above m a = I have so lissitatios ha saying thmt the male of be pimp* whether employed ht the vissitsholp, or apes the lead, is gm stain of Nal Daglaad, arias nest elevated by Asir ear mane sad the lee epos sad siommess of thehr Mess, sham the same clam is legiasii se most illum is limbed are Mud above ..be mom alms is Aimed. per' (Hear.) (Hut's' wen, I say Austria Proper, beenee I don't shoats to Mode the barbarous es d OUR mustry. And I wry Ai we not delude tionelow whim, are . E se and leave .at the great mar of the pepadaties , ms be all lull MM. nem where there I so genera ilea ? sad I my that is this sogistsy we bass everydrami yet to do Is the way el 'dummies sad isstnaties. sot Mien as that sob *a sew. I shall have a gaol Asa to my ups It Itenositer. bat I will sot my an grOOMMoramit Ith year Wimp (Rear, hear.) Bat I have hosed MOM* dal it we. gaged by a Mood of mime at Hableselield, the other day, that diem Is semethiag to the luau ludestry which lends to • deterioratioo of the spoils i• whisk. Made to Ware the m. RIM powers, rather WM illiefeee them It was but he other day that I emllmemeed as *Mass Masi by Dr. Holmes at the soiree of the Mmidersield Illeekashe Is m-tattoo ; sad shim them be i.e lessened sal by • hatter is rear. is is. at the aewspapan at Masakmac, is which he quotes • great may authorities to Chow that a Matias at Libras bat • territory to tsarist the capes. silo M the fealties, sad to deteriorate the hum mind. Now I Adak than is mom mistake as to the propodties Wen sr. It yea cal me whether ama who mass $ whole pia has opt more latalliallee this the mett who merely poises I pie, I esy he has mere letsiglintla. U arm s vim* mithiaer. and hem is • the iblietry. It to sea • 4asatlem satailigeses as es sets' hat is • isseame w hat • ems dem irk! Ids end of what he do sadly Mier Ids (Hem, hear.) If for instaese a w be Is watehiti • lathe la a machins . makisg seteldiammall, is watehiag a pleas which Revels set Ilan li ii sl ia..6 lool In • day two and fro, that is • very the man is marry watering the pine Omit& and forwards. oa would say—or rather than vb. ExpßEgt BATuarax...)I9IOTINGV:DBOEMBNII- 21, 1850. ....lAA,. • t L • 14;1 4 I • 41 Ira ••-•••. admires the &tetras I est revert wield *l—mitat • aushise yea wake that w; sad I am rid te empire tlist sr with • was in • rade state whore he makes rivet/erg breed& Lad the, say re what as Intelligent Ira that rest he who is set ally his own lara seer, bat his ewe baker, hatter taller, and ahem skim. Why, I re that mss tiakoe a bad tamer, tailor, hatter, sail thresaker, reaues he lives to a state of soskty wired he never had soy Maar of berg anytklan eke—and hers lola* Sadie, the semoad. I speak of • greet seekty se regregation of_peeple where they sae ham • wpm divides of l .boar. our met have • sell ei.stly large poportre, and • &mead whir will give employers( la tetra before may nears follow the betimes of a hatter, a tailor,. or a oheemaker; but, when yes have inked at ' this state, you give is W batman Wed • Werra sad • power of ;impel:mart of whirl sea mast be for ever deprived while he lies la that priaillore slate to shish I have alluded. Ose of our retakes Wid— th are the land. to hasterdag ills a prey, W ham width aseussulcus tad men damp. Princes and Wan may flourish or may town • . A sneak ma make themes • Meath los mode; Bat • hots pasesatry, their coustry's pride, %hes mos &strayed can sever berapplad. Bat tier poets are bed poll WU tcantsai4s, sod are bed reeemen is goomel. Now, yea do sot weer >ea mast go to as egrical.arel rate of reset, to dad that happy st .to of trap ia which yea weak like to keep aeskied. I will err to towns to dnd that s:ate of (hive,. I have sees them both, and I say that the sea that is following an occupation is a town, that Is rarer, • machine, sad whets the ma chine is doing all the brats labour—that ones mind will be Is a much better state to cogitate during the day end to study during the everting then the was who has to lure up the harrow or see the spade or the bail, or where be has to error the brats knee which, is the we of oar tows. popalatios, a so often does by the etess-engine. I say, then, the dieters of latter is only the eonsequenoe of greater eivilintra, sad that a pester earamalatini of weskit does sot hold oat any prospect to es of a deterioration of the species. I should be in despair if it did ; for it I einem see • proves; of coutinued prognes of inaokiad in the great anumulatioh of wealth and the oraglome rare of man is our large tossup, thee, as all our prepass, wearily, morally, politically, religiously. as all the •lemma of our progrem save reanated from the Imre ryas is gam pest, I say I should despair of our progress in fame if I did wee sae elreents of oar progrre la trireme is the tree to some. (Applause.) And it la Jroit iastitatieste reet r this, in furnishing the opportunity for ruddiest »aeries for those engaged is labour during the day, that I sia very moat inclined to hope for the propels of the wonkier pope lation of our runs; and let it never be forgetter teat it is by the way in whisk mss speed their leisure hows—s), mote I wee going to say, bat fatly as mum by the way is which they spots their leisure hours as the way is winds they spend their working boars—that the fate of the sum Is do tided Is this lib—(hear);—sad jest is properties as you ' hold out lodscssatsui to poor towassien, wherer employed I. your workshops, is your fastoriss is year warehouses, or in your counting houses. to seek grntab toot , asauserent or assitemeat in such iestitutions ea this, do you do that whisk tends to the elevation of that elms epos whose 'lrene& the greater§ of the community depends. They must have ea atenrut, and it you will draw yours men tram brutal excitement you MUM give the, the opportualty el ladulgieg Is sacitement gamed from an elevated taste; and the ex, dissent to which I allude is not may She ate whir will most refresh them, sot only is it the re whir' is most larecot, bet it is the reaper ezeitegrat a ass sate And. (Applause.) Let • era reed the " Visas el Wake rid "—bow mush would it ems him oat of year well. Award library 1 Ile could hardly calibrate re red. moral soca of airy olaarged for pennies the " Vier of Waked id." Why. there is more et pear* errs meat, mere of Waco to the maa la distress, and more of eheerfelers to the ass who is gay, than you ma dod in • doses ready bottles. (Load applause.) I see my mulatto& gives me no protases lee seaysiling ire may other tors. We are very late. I hive touched epos the tone 'Onsets to which ay reseistios relate, " That me Maria* retargets are perfaneiag most important farrier, aid are worthy of strivers support ;" sad the support to mechanics' iastitutions must be given by thew own sera ben. (Rear, hear.) We have heard venom the presider of the name of your miseries' limitation being engraved upon your semetry's heart. That is in. eon of man who will promote the prosperity of these iestirations. (Applause.) Re Is deserving of encouragement—he is demarag tit borer. The seas whose early *thirties has bra nealset.d, and who somas to as insutotion lute this to inquire knowledge sad improve his re rte—that man is a hero—he is fighting against rillSoshies. Compere him with toe tar who, with all the sikeetagra whisk oily odueetiou vas gin, roosts a mere tot; boater, a tippler, or a sot. Bea • era buries with embers desinag to earl, sad *galas to elevate kunselt mad his :res. CAl yore that man with the other. lie le worthy ot kora/. It is to sash wan you taut loot for 411(041411. Ley emir rads sad hearts together, all who have that wish, and I wig guarantee your suesem—ay, even without patrons, or members et parliament, or others who may some hue to attend your sankenary. (Lead apprise.) The siootiau was mother addressed by the Dula of Belpre, Mr. W wpm, the Hoye: of Leeds, Mr. Beres, sad Mr. Wroth*** ; and the possediags did not tereamate till hallpast 11 o'clock. 1 1 , , 2 :4 0. &BUTTON, 114, 1111111Fifiligif, react tbo terrelai tiow, aid the Shoff sheen frowidul Willy 10 opts do hosistm e. reolarldrilbab latelma th at the mere pond sally eau the hie agitate, the !wain had boa diseensd, ib. 6 ,4 6 0,. had beat the snantsity. (Crum) B i d rowrINCllll, who woo doseriA es ad ea es th e h os e e eg o bothsp, in the cobr a hls south said, we and edled on this day to Colander whether of or all that j im n ew s ggas—.ceinther wisely or itowisely as you may Wok, artaiely fairly and generoesly—by the legislators fee the Roman catholic !population of these realm,.—whether it Is fitting that the Pope of Rome should pineal out, at his die. stelae, our fair land co! Chat Britain into Row oathells Makories sada the spiritual dinettes of arshbleh•ps sad blahs" tad whether dm people of England oath, shoes eiramataaoss are quietly to acignietee or humbly nitwit to this autreeeim movement on his pate ohs of " No; ae - .")) Genii, see, you say, Na, no " Tat same =ewer be. bon returned throughout the length and breadth of this land, from one end to the ether. (Chien.) The Mlle *steer hat bus returned, ao I as *stormed, by upwards et 25,000 ielishasets of this county already, who ham signed an address soot by certain memben of Us oars, late the various parishes. The questa+ has also be.. asurtmd, allow me to say, by some of the moss dials. gobbed mentlitto or the Bow as catholic body theassives— by the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Beausoot, who, with a outage wh oh must ever do these hour, have repudiated the alts-montane and slavish sots of their own "harsh, and have sated that they would rather bravo the Wunder that church than falter in their allectianos to the sovereign, or in their Adylity to the coastituticio of me realm. (Enthesisatie shot) And, gentlemes, I our the, like sawn will be given by the inbohitants of Devout assembled here th.s day. (Cheers.) Whether yes adopt the address or the amendment, is is tot fa leagues of lush •r vituperation a the anode:thou faith of any of air fellow objects. It le ant by saving to the Pope, "basso you have bon insolost sad nograteful, we will be intolenot I sod viadictim" -(ebsers)—out by amusing the Ann atti tude which right and lett tee always gins —(Ind elisers)— pteeldsoing on the one band our stedest "durum* to those great principles of liberty which genre to info mon the tree enjoyment of his religion without let or hiadrasee but proclaiming on the otheryonArm dsterraiestiois to support the %mon fa her rightful matoority—("bear" aid ohm") far the lambastes' of the 'mousiest prise:4W of the reformed snatch priosiples given by the Reformation, and sins* csa firmed, sad I truss ems- Wished for ever by the glorious revolution of 1588. (Pa, treated cheating.) Bis lord.bip concluded by reading the adthese. This document. after the usual declaration of loyalty, men to the late act of the Pops as an invasions( the royal pruogative, and an infriegossat of the Erathelpatiou Ast, atoustaged by the relent Lettish spostames, and the itanasialog madmen of the ministers of the English oburcts. The aderees, however, recognises liberty for all as part and psrool of the eitostitedins, aid prays that the civil rights of no religious party easy be alai gal. it T. T. F. B. DRAKE, Bart., sesonded the address. L. W. BUCK, Req., M.P., said an amondmeet bed boa pet into he lauds it whisk he soodially annerred. Situ the pest 1829, whet Ittihad the honour of representing that city in puritanism, ha lad always voted against catholic emansipatioe—(partial appanse)—sot from any feeling ot lasolorsnor, beano he wield vesture to osy these was not as isdividusl ha that useamdy that had ever been inert ready than himself es all ocessions w else the utmost support to every shoe of religious opinions so long u they did not interfere with the protests.; institutions of the cooatry. (Hear, hear.) That was the coins which he intended to puma it his attend= was again called to the 'ablest They had heard of et my Roman estaelios being gleamed to high situatioes, whilst a high authority had in the lima of C raiment said the two religious were antageolstie, gad the thumb of Rome would sever seam until it kid malted the asconducy. Wises they saw a gourmet% introducing mutates lowering the their no of the pro.eistants—(septa saes of diment and assent); whoa they hand &math tabor taking precedence of these of the protestaat abaft %; when they saw bee Majesty treated with insult by the Pop! —(slignt uproar j "The dun first denied her supremacy; " Look at your owa bishop ")—be did think as date warn arrived when It was ingembent en the people of England to salts to throw adds their party and their political °Otiose, and to *all upon her Majesty's g nnnnn meat to pat sash restrictive masseres as would prevent Popish aggression, and er old put her legato in sect a position that she could at up to the oath whisk eke took on ascandiog the throes. The hon. baronet concluded by moving an amended a Was whiehdiffe red from the °d i gital one in containing the follow- lag paragraph We feet confident that this riggrasioa habus - encouraged by the grants to papal foatitations by ffaineesive governante, and by the achnowledgmeat of the Ada el Romish prelates in Ireland and the colonies." L. V. PALK, Bsq. ossondsd the stneudausit, anissadvett ingseverely upon Lord John Russell's attack on Trastaziat ins is the letter to the Bishop of Durham, and mallets Isis pelts, le disunion mums. Mr. Falk, at tho suss time, assailed Lord Porteous for salessyssies la this matter et preparing the address. Sir J. B. Y. BULLER, Bart., M.P., put two quations to Lord Fortescoo—whether is Ws address which he had proposed there was any implied inmates of pledging the aunty to a vote of confidence in her Majesty's god whether he pledged those present to as details of say Laura to he in.roduard Earl FORTIISCUE said he had no such intention or idea. Ile JOHN BULLBR thou urged the withdrawal of the seseadment for the salts of useansity. B. FULYOBD, Bq., said, if withdraws by the posseat proposer rte would bring it forward eosin. Roc J. HATCHARD (of Plymouth) than proposed rider is Lord Portescin's address as follows:—" Whilst we iodleasstly protest aggiast the assamption of sovereign au thority in Ws country by • brolge teolvisetis, we amply lantern dist clerg) mon ol our own church who, in subscribes, the Thirty•oice Articles, have acknowledged in explicit terms your Id inlay's immensity, should hays burs most forward in loading their flicks, step by step, towards ROOMep, practises." • • • • Tams unhappy diffsrenom brought about by Me Psomite onrgyesys of tall church of Busload may hays Lid the Pom to the fallacious conclusion that the stiosyyrsion of Zeeland to Ronisslaswas user st hued. We desire faithfully tomato pair Monety that we do not beget that liberty of comonass la its meet print for. is now part and parcel of the British mosticsum ; sad we resiliently trust that so act will be sanctioned by your Majesty or your advisers which shall in any monYer abridge the civil rights now enjoyed by all soma end denominations of your bleprstre sobleme. I. .shine this sisursoss we humbly pray your Majesty, assisted by your Majesty'. areasthotional adviser., to adopt nab Amanitas es Mon rfrostastly remiss irs aedac see assump. rim of pow., emus:dog iron • portion of Me prosodist Mask and entirely provost preitasfoot smorogmioss from belag outraged tip kondsh proems ; sad we Mall hemintly pray mat your Majesty .ay loos sir Juni to reign over ire., loyal sad united people." Fur thirty-dee yaws— , imatiossel'the reverend. gentlessm—have I mslotend is a clergyman st her altars; I love Mr eerviose, sad I :tom Mr doctrine. With a firma Bishop of Brent I hope to soy— "No pros with Rome." But, gentlemen, while I= July distil. popsy proper, I still more medially more sordidly hite—otioery improper. (Loud Amin.) The reverend gontlemaa Mee referred to the sou of the Biters of Mary, and to the hid that the bishop hod emmorsted Bs. drusvioden Clans, Cornwall, with• oat eomaussion mile, and with a oresesce table sad high altar, both of which Sir E. J. Fut had declared were issonsistmet with protasisst mirk. Hs also quoted the celahrsted spot*, of 14. Sarsil, at tit. Madan Hall, is the 24th of Jetty lost, whoa the ellees was dsmal of rit down to the gram with the gurus of posterity and henry, and the charge of perjury on Is, assns. In .00.1111S011, ha aligned arm mums wdy 'Practsrisniess was to distasterul : dist, Imam. it was disloyal to the Qom* dasylag her summary sesossl, besams it sisemissel Impiety Mears Q td ; sod 'thirdly, Mouse It wio tang popery without la honesty. (Chime) 0. W. bOLTAII, B.q , stacodad the rider of the Rog. J. ilatebard. i - - TM -- bad or loadared whoa ear prod woo 1 48101 THE OXFORD PROTEST. Tbs following Is ass of tae deesisests is RN awes atrgaan ia'1011•11110 Wife stove " We, the oodlorsigoad Oaf, at tC " ricieses of Word. Wiwi tett It au daty to wiThla oqt slinalares frees the r ger propseoll ter wet edoptiee by the relit rovetwod Whey of this dl .M et the sassing of the Uhl stashed. os Ytilay. Na,. 2S. MO, &sire Weft *eft to soce.d oar Mese ter models" t. llsesa•• Use protest sisesoot soldslestly take fts Wad uses She words. of thew melees& wits. sot, ea Ms sad dual of skies hiss doubts', is wbleb dap bats's; she aural of Remo sad ear ads_sok O'ruit — iliareli really scerhis ; sal tlevelese ls Rados Moe SWl le aor smarm "ramie; prows/ Oh to 'two the a Menage lap arks of oar Obese nee' s( those lasilasssaisl sad Wanton of their rellgiews system wale/ sada Sb. sisekpe(sai Mewed Refewewdoodetto , Mislay seesseasy, owl whisk cull sake say resesullsilistW ease betimes as isasardile, nesse by the entire As* of Reiss Welt "1. Swaim tile Stsellesastiss,./ fass4 Is the pia,* of tM law ad of the dusk of Loos es seblesadoel,„ 2=to she ands. yonseiseros to polo of iL i ziesep . sad ea *M &ak Nemo timid= p. voile ; whereas we desire wallas sad IN* allbluit Po' wet sselsse bar as a tyessaiesl. ssaiwikilles; oho IMO" usessystelll,lltparisst to UM Weed ettl i s o l i e tag soils el ass, sad arless on to o the ef Q. wows the *M W s of oat ettestel, aid the emit/ pistols! ouileod. , „ • st " Up the meet awn' SW Ws ael its Wink Reammeald seadsonsi bulbs e .who fliwrilb. U it setspasibb be sow b My sum eel.ab.d i 'MI Suable wbetbiassill prod. b• the eta U Ism Uak : *hie IS dwelt at Reese sad eshar I ilt wool arobe• ji elialeb rVessft lie SWAM ; sad aree U es* laissest esuld elselaid pip sissa., Ass bisssace, tipseria sseadl). , yet It weerid be Isioasholvr, boom*, seestells_ss our shank .Ann. XX.I.). hoes 1 , 1 'beetilleS4 tig•thers ielebneel es they be as .sass. : s., sll be eel gewslaeS Aria. Übe g•WeLet , OM ow- " tere4 oid of doil. soy .46 - 7.071e;y7tr7.d ert a Woo pinsweg sato God.' "4 ./ohhoos we believe that ao aralsot. nada at tub's dna *WI 6 ' by doll Weber had dam at the Mosses of Sabot, ought to •"‘"ls satiety owls, trothrea, at would toasooto thole whin coo _ 0 " Skase la the &web at Isilasd hi at "twat data% TVA ‘■••"1" doss sat disthhady eakaawahallto Immorapiaditt dmat kaa "..1" 1 ham web* glom to of. armor annotteik limutilgo ra— g" from ratan's% In* u ataattap; sad WIWI dote ..-- hqt at thi Naha Um' Ills(maV diesuato 41io *Wog Diti tossahary et theta *La bays boos sad aro adll is I'M* Romig &urines and earsatoolia tad *radios whkta - orr hat we &arch, and of wham to may bats . -Sly sanded to Boats : 'Lashi the sat do we believe that sailboat ea* ackaaolodiamat say PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS. MEETING OF WELSH RESIDENTS IN LONDON. _ _ _ Last nigh', s aatwuoasly attended mooting of Wenn residents la Ladles was bald the Alderagate Lite. r•ry Intestine. The Bev. Dr. Jemmies is the stair. Lean at apolog7 from tlir B. Had, sad Mr. J. Williams, KV were read. The CliAlltlllk24 opened the nestles by nada, that they were a tto madder what bad been ;only called " the papal aggression," an aggression on the rights of the wows. (Gem) It was not to be eansiderod that they were net te corsage ea the religious liberty of say one. (Rear.) TM RAW catholic. bad SI gaol a right to the free exercise of their reltgia as any Other body fa the country. Bat this aggressioa proceand on political grosada, kr canal.* was a p Akita system as well as a religious orgesanna. It it were nut as, they would have no right to usterfere. Nu one would dispute the right of the o,raans or the Dutch to nod moisten Iran their respeetive inuntries to teach Germans or Uatch ia this cranny. But that ices not the case with W. that et the Pope and the ataaikato of Cardinal Wilemsa. Nothing could co more bold and audacious than the most fan of Ur. Winans ; but he took • meek lower key from II clamant, after he had learned what the real tentage of the people of Bagland wore on this 'abject. But the people of this country would sot he deceived. With maid to IS. seeeans whisk ought to be adopted to ant the aggreatoa et the see et Base, ho hoped that pailianieat would take 'Sant asses tor that porpose when It net ; he hoped that the Bahop of Onoet would be deprived anis edits eta at the Prises of Wake; he hoped that =MIMS would be takes to renege frees Unshorn' those who had Ito ptiatipal Mad is looking the attack ems the prerogative of the wows and the religious liberty of the people. Be hoped that the gnat to lisymeal sad the 'apnea gine mitosis. esthetic bishops would be tabs. assay. (Haar, hoar.) Mr. J. C. W. XDWARDS, I. proposing the Ara mocha dos, said that he refewed that les Seilowoloanwysea wen sot behind head Is seseelog to uprose their room sad surprise at the reseal ens* of the mart of &woe is the religious liberty ot this nutty and *a royal prerogative ; of regret that this argrenioa ehauld Mee been called torah at to desire of some of their owa oweanyan ; if saran* that SO emote a oovermasat es the mart at Rams Mould have beset iodated rake so false a esp. - (Hear, Leo) He aoseladed by moving a ratelatisa to tho abet that the mean tag viewed with sespriee mad WI vithha the meet attempt of the Pope to essablish terrlming joriedieties within this "vela. who* they regarded as a deliberate Walt to Mr MOM. Mr. ItORGAN LLOYD mood* the resobitioa, and sabered into • bag kin/ Teal aegenteat te show that the spread of the ptomain religion in this essuatry eras own( to its Whereat tank. it had been end that there we. ao &eager in the rent attempt of the Papa- list le pence amid manna that who was well acquainted elth the sprit of the popsy. (Hess, hear.) It we well lama that the massy took 11l isseestes mending es eiremeamove tet. aim& bat whim k keel itself striae mash, it would alms that it Wee 1111qpihus to allow it to tab. ran Is Si. ' CllllO7. The sheen of Maas was emestally istolereat It would ast Milan a. bon Moeda to some to ewe aids. They ehssid, thaskwa resin tee fiat stomp. (Mess.) Toe leanalim was thou put sod teased. Theillea Hr. DAVIS payee* this ant reseladow. le IS. ewes that the Pope had bees esti Alessi to take his seaman sap by the condom of the ipayaraosat la mierseee IS. Sam eatholis bishop. Me &WM that the IlsheissiJki was tarps SMlebted r therm stiome ler ask Ghanaian,. el salmi maws the emilat Be.. Wen ello .ard el the meek Anaemia* t Offriseiseley IA he parettenp Wad sessaget than ram owl Papa M Mem wed vet/ nails Gained aid nape* apes visa I. wee add OM WIT inn alt reedy to booms mils.. (Seer.) Tim beesa truth eWec sad a =atlas people, and m mask May mold so Luger esdeze i =ve pesos math than mousy to weak Woo ) The Bar. Mr. THOMAS 119101111 ed the sewhatioa. Ho had at leer that the devise if papaw wield lad Anwar la Woks. The people et Wake wens ewe load et their Bibles to allow the advance of a shank whisk wand deprive the penis at the word of God. (Heat.) Th. meeletioa woe pat sad earned TM Ike. Mr. JONES * Al Sokain l Eltitt. Ote• 'MEM Me scat raoialles la Edwin.* ad fs Alin is, be boss hie essiimeay is tat pesseesse Mereeter of the Glum* of Baskin& Tao Bev. Mr. KILLS iesosied lbs tsislaties, wWh was wend. The Bev. Kr. DAVIS sowed ea addrue to the Qom. The Bev. Mr« WILLIAMS seessied mho neolatioa. whisk pawed. Tao Imolai Shea separated. DEVON • (=NTT lIKETINO. • 111111111, FrwiT. th. T His o-da h y sk a iril ve:y etsa larg: l Or iastam trllleating . tv con mare voced sk t a y 1,000.1 the sotaistak owl lataltai&are, Mabel by the Sight • Fartaraaa, lad lA*O - was old NI the he abwriapparal maids( a divosetmiqe spirt ale easell lief Woe try dah rive of EOM*. Chmisillsai wee thieve ewer the *miser way ia beat d *a owl rat attar 12 'Moak the pveadttr o =adied. - Parteseor, Lord Bh.F., Laid . Ad dl e tea, Sit T ler, Pitt., VP., 'T: D._ /Asia, gut., P , Str .T.P. E. Draw, But, Sir B. P. Way, Bart., Si, T. Wheeler, Hart , and a wide army of emit" gantry, were on the platform. I PSIS 0( ere alma • ehereeme. ead lovieg fres web • body, wield be ayirresed by Aleopbty God. 0. Beesepo, le wades err leas 1e yield es ebedisees to d ie weel/ed bishop • pale et Wean* in the Built el angel mites, we eerie to were dem et these,. fees lel els sad toessideg themeless with the enerlp. turd sad ?plan el Raw, 'whereby God le se eipatlydifibeeeered.' Sta B. HALL AND PAM AOGRESSION.--Bir B. Hell, Bert., has addremod the kilowicg letter to Sir Dishy Mack•eirth, In reply to W oirealar forwarded to him re quesdag his attendees, at the period comity meeting : " Iroadon, Dm. 9, 11164. —My dear Sir, I have just received your Secular, In whisk you talons we that 'a ri (pinatas from all parts of the county of Mossmostli has been ausertimly signed, requesting the high Sheriff to tall a scanty smooth( on the important subject of the Pope's wall knows brief,' sad in whisk you also invite as to meet you at the County hall la Usk, os Wedeaday next, roe the purpose of witting and advising as to the needful arrange seats. I beg, le reply, to like= you that your 'sir calm' is the drat lodination I have reared of say requisition being is course of sigsature ; end I ?rant that saavoidable abeam from the county of Mon. mouth this with will prevent my mettles you on Wedseeday. I shall feel mush satisfactinn is liking part is say meeting which may be swarmed for the purpose of swilling our loyalty to the Quest, not only se the sovereign of them melon, but ea the bead of the church ; and of expreming the opinion of the county against the late papal mummies. But I should mush deprecete say attempt to prefirewe any ;nation of our fellow subjects on seemeat of their religious npinions—conreiving that all are mauled to the fullest share of civil and religious Sham that_ ,we the eissZven of this established church-014ov. I am decidedly of opinion that the great progress whisk Romanist& has wade in iDi+ country is manly attributable to the negligent medial sad great indifference which have been displayed by that vast mennionity--the church, by the dignitaries of our establishment, and by the durmast management of the ecclesiastical pr party ; and, as you sett we to assist and ad vise is waking medial ansagemeats, I beg to suggest that any address to the crown shoiald 401441 the sobjoined prayer, which indicates the real and trae woes of the late a• seems adopted by the Pope.—l am, my dear sir, yours traly, B. HAM." IRELANI). Damn. Deo. 20. The Freeman's Journal states upon authority, that the letter asserted by Lord Roden to have been ad dressed by the Lord Lieutenant to Archbishop Mur ray, was, if ever written by his ReesSoucy, at least never received by the archbishop. The limning Post oapioe, without any contradiction, the epistle of Lord Rodeo, in which Lord Clareadon's letter is set forth. Mr. Welby Pugin has addressed the following letter to the Freeman, to vindicate his friend, the Earl of Shrewsbury, from certain charges mad* against him in the Irish press:— St. Augustine's, BAstagsts, Du. 18th, 1850. Sir—l regret eznediagly to observe that in some lets number of your journal you introduce the name of tee Boil of Shrewsbore as likely to set in thermos unworthy meaner as Led Be aumont arid theDoks of Norfolk, The Berl is now far distant from England; bat, as a long. told sad faithful servant of his lordship, sad one who is well acquainted with his principles, and his uncompro uniting adhesion to the catholic faith, I cannot reams silent and., this most nejust aspersion on his name ; and I therefore declare mat solemnly my firm conviction that the Earl of Shrewsbury would rather lose every sore of his broad lands, and suffer even death itself, than be guilty of any action that was inconsistent with the duty of a faithful son of the oatholio thumb. Trusting, in Audio, to his lordship, you will give publicity to this letter, 1 remain your bumble servant, A. WILeY Pools. The Dublin Protestant Association held another meeting yesterday, at the Rotuedo, for the purpose of " adopting an address to the protestant' of Dublin on the present eventful crisis.* The Rev. Alexender J. Montgomery occupied the chair. 'Hie attendance oomprisid very few of the respectable protestants of Dublin. The Dean of Ardegh, in his speech, ex pressed the surprise and grief he experienced at seeing such a small number of persons assembled on an occasion of so mach importance to the protestants of Ireland. "He had thought that some good nose,' as well as good feeling,existed amongst the protestant populatiou of Dublin, and he still hoped that his ex peotatioLs would not be disappobted. Sot where, might he not inquire, were the protestant clergy P Why were they not there? And where, toe, were the members of the bar ?" The following is a speci men of the resolutioes adopted at the meeting : Toes the insolent invasion of the Pope apoe the territory of Begluid, his appointment of a sardieel and 12 motto. bishops " to govern" that country, and the actual Mamas. tiou io their °flees of the cardinal ad others of the Pope's nominees, sod their having formally taken possessios of the so celled dioceses, into which the Pope has partitioned the country, point out the pretreat as a pesulierly proper time for withdrawing the national support and countenance from the Bomisk system altogether, in every part of the British dominions. Teat in Ireland, as not lowly the Pope's claims to fall supremacy, is opposition to the lawsen's, hare been admitted by oar rulers, but 55 it has bun their pollsy to solicit his interference, and to endow milers and seminaries for the propagation of his false and idolatress raisins, it Is manifest there can be so settlement of this question sat! the Pops's pretensions me utterly repudiated, the aroma, of which he it the head. disendowed, aid his colones reduced to that position which the ,security of the mown, the Ghana, the sonwitadon, sad their own welfare demand. The Net:theris Whig says: "A public meeting was held in the First Presbyterian Church, Ballymena, on ' the evening of Tuesday last. The object, as set forth in the announcement, was to enter a protest, on behalf of the presbytery of Ballymens, against the ✓ecent petal aggression , and the protestant' of the neighbour ood were invited generally to attend." The Moderator occupied the chair. Two agrarian murders have been perpetrated in the county of Leitrim. Mr. Serjent O'Brien will, it is understood, offer himself to the electors of Clare at the flint vacancy in their repreentation. The Ransing Pott gives the following : Mr. TOMOS Soreninhem has shown us a map whin makes hi unlit of Galway as the maaathens pantie seatics, which ha was permitted to exhibit to the Lord Lieutesant, who received him, Csptaie Mikado, of the mer chant entice, mad Kr. Alley, of the navy moss greeiotuly at an Interview this day, whin Captain Riches& explained the peculiar advantages of Galway. The map is to be was. Lusa to tie commissioners in London. Sir William Somerville has appOnted Henry Toler, Boil., Clerk of Disbursements and Comptroller of the Chief Secretary's effior, Dublin. Captain Sunbury M'Clintock, M.P., has purchased the county of Carlow estates of the Bari of Aldbo roegh in the 'numbered Palates Court. A letter from Dingle, of Monday, suttee :—" We had ea awful thunder-storm this menage Nothing could exceed the brilliancy of the lightning, which conti nued in rapid seeesesion. It continues blowing a tremendous hurricane, and the whole of Dingle Bay is we sheet of white foam. The Erin-go.Bregh steamer, from Limerick, which came round ben to °covey the Prudence, reamed from the late storm, is riding oat the gale weld in Dingle Harbour." The ship Mountaineer, from Quebec, with timber, is a- grand is Denman Bay. The sale of the Earl at Mosintenhon's Antrim estates,. tisk place is Belfast on Tuesday, under an seder of the lamented Estates Commissioners.' It was offered in twenty-six lota, twenty-three of which were may disputed of, several of them nailing vsryhigh rates of purchase. A few samples will indicate the general result. The second lot, on tainiag 1,137 sores, and producing a milt rental of 09111. a year, was knocked down to Mr. Fulton, of Liners", for 13,0001. The nest lot. yieMisw • V d t z e t rent of only 1494 per &antra. sold far 3,160/ Tni lot. oonsistueg of 1,100 acres, yielding profit rental of 497/, was also purchased by Mr.l'ultoo, for the Am of 8,6601. 4 profit not of 49/ 14s. went for 1,011 6 / 1 and, still more remarkable, lot 9, containing leilimires, yielding a net profit rest of 161. 11a 11d., with.bat one tenet. brought 1,4601. The 17th lot, esnaisting of 1,606 sere', on which there was also bet dm. tenant, and producing a profit rent of 32/ Ile 9d., realised 3,2001. The 21st lot, 00Ek 'pn; 1,479 sons, on which then ere 46 tenants, and yielding a profit rental of 4331. 16a ad., sold for 6,9001. The entire sales of the day realised the saw of 62,7154 The sale of the residue of the /Cells estate, Milan for the 7th of January. . r Bows NOTTIIIOIIa=IIIII4 LEtexi Probability beds tliesiaiidates la the MN ON: he 6 poll. Led Newark is sebum spas Me sesaipewat islesees et** Deka of I' Ind sad i 1 • +de. Mart Mime% wei Uhl Wiliates. lii Mr. B wigs. We es ens et dense la she soneseens frenhesoMmeass.Wdepethdeas yews. NA has. wwwwww. *Avws y sad peed wishes et the peas awe et Ns Os% l/ they due. weal seeped Na away. . it isitk l leap eds. ol•4l66•o•lnts d tray MU lea awe tisk the sad mei own Palisegest la the yes el =ie., Smog. is swhies whs. Under the Chariaes Wm , row satisfied With being the torah of tick Issliffeks, eel **if TOWS ia all ease ea the steno& 61401‘; hut visa the old eauspet me brakes, sad int eel, we weeds( la se effort few their dslivevsaah The sap ta t Barrow sad Indiepandenee t"—Notts DIM/ Fat AT Goot.s.—Derlog the delve fog ►tarprevailsd all over loglast tlariai the Joie pert et it week, several easnelties happened antoapt the shipping _ the rim at Goole, bet we are happy to hest that nothiag of. a very serious nature warred. SPORTING. HUNTING A PPOINTMENTS. Her L nbilse adee— le et lls stag beask lard* Hotel, Slough; Friday. Mew Hr. andarbssh slag beendj i l4l wa selakter Wee, appal; Tim. duSew ; Ildieday 12. we kg: 6 1244w , , Helpings—at Oalf i r4i IMu ll Wrands. . Hal; Saturday, laMllll. lliet 949.19, Tuesday, Cathy Crass: Thursday, Birdbrain Ela harms eardame—at balt.prat 10. Ns hark Manday, High Boating Street; Th ursday, 19111991., Rater Ldge—at ball-past 10. Sewn ion baenaa, Tunday, White's &kite ballads,. North hounds, readily, Hartley Wood; Friday. V =lt hands, Treadley Weed; Thursday, Raehtireolur Halt Snandw, anuses Um—at half-past 10. Dnelen Clina g lienedo. Monday, litansworth Bar; rhunday, Bereardrie; —at halr-pan 10. llabg=Teellig lal =by ; Tbursday, Willem Bridge; Sang. 10. da riggernOt bends. , Birkby By ; Saturday, Marthal. lanset—at us Sert 10. Mr. bra* n. Toselay, High Leven; Friday. Newton Tnispeat pm /0. Inswesien and Cladasheed barriers, Monday, He idon.on.the.Wall ; Friday, Washlngini—st 10. Heyde. Munk Tanday, Peidwi B ; Saturday, Cup la Bridge—at 9, TlgsWbiennik Ilanday, Haile. Piers; fluriday, Hanysitie ; fiatiodm t W(994 10. Marge& harrisss, Tuesday, High Common; Thursday, May e n =stk. ; Saturday. Ilepeorat—a 10. hounds. Tuesday, Shipley Hall; Friday, Walton HIM 11111 quart-r to 11. Brighton ban are, Handay, Patch/Los ; Tbursda,, Thunders Bar. row , Saturday, Dyke—quarter to 11. Brookside harness, Ikeda', llewaurket Hill ; 1 burelay, Tels. scabs rye—Wryest 10. Crawley and Tharshus bounds, Holiday, Hayward's Heath: Thurs day, the Crab Tres; Saturday, the Burrell arms—at a quarter - 1111. Lee Renee bawds, Monday, OeMay Gate; Baturdiy, Hunt Hill—at It. - iireroeitMshima berands, Monday, Bayley Dingle ; Tuesday, Coven. try Arma, *Ma; Friday,Chadmos —at halwast to. Wanrakahlre—Monday Chadhurst ; Tuwalay, lionningtou gate ; Thursday, Pula F arm; Friday, Handy Boot; naturdsy, Ilmingtoa. Lard Itedesdak's hounds, Monday, Bolters Barn; Tuesday. Corn. bur at y Park; Th 10. ursday, Bouts Newington ; Friday, Bleddington Mill half peat iterelordalaire hounds, Tumidly, Bookhall ; Friday, England's Cats —at half-past 10. Mr. %Ws bomb, Monday, Stoke Edith Turnpike; Friday, folly. bush Turnpike, Tewkesbury.r.ad —at half.p at la. Upton harriers, Tuesday. Hoot timid —at Ludt pest 10. Mr. A. Smith's bounds, Monday, Quarter Mill; 'Asada', Manning. ford sad Wherwell Wood; Thursday, Lower Week Part.; Friday, Stratford-sub-Castle; Saturday, Clarend..n Pak—at It. Duke of SeauforPs hound., Monday. Bowmal ; Thursday, Lower Wood.; Saturday, Chammage Oream -at balf.pwr 10. Montaouthahlre hounds, ilauday,Clytha fudge; Thursday, Pagan Wood—at half-past 10. Southdcmet Ituunda, Monday, Wintiore.kUl ; Friday, Firle—at half. Tiverton hounda, Monday, Waterrow.brldge ; Thursday, Worthy Bridle; Saturday, Aahlsv Lodge -at ball-past 10. Wheatland hounds, Tuesday, Unriolord ; Friday, Stanley W.all— io. Mr. M. Ingram's hound; Monday, Sudbury Hall: Thursday Bre n t:LP:rk ; saturday, Chartley Park—a , a qua ter to ;1. hound^ Monday, Wmkbum ; Tue.day, Foa and Hounds Ion; faraday, Thurgarton Priory; S.turday, Langwith Lodge--at ball-past 10. Mr. Lamiry's hounds, Monday, Shooter's-hill Oats; T 011 01 1 27, North Carlton; Thursday, Bartley Bar; Friday, Gringleymn.tha. 11111—at half.pard 10. Sir IL Sutton's lionsda, Monday, Keythorpe 11a11; Tnenday, Lodge. ce.the.W•Ms ; faraday, Moarieley ; Friday, Ratan& ; 05100457, (barley Mill—at 11. Lord Henry Bestlsok's hounds, Monday, Langworth Bridge; Tues day, Faldlngwonh Grasp; Thursday, Mankney ; Friday, neatest* Wood; Saturday, Normantry-lry.Btow -at 11. Badsworth hounds, feeds', Kowellffe; Thursday, Ilampole Inns Saturday, Bottom Villa gs—at balt.past 10. Branham Moor boanda, Monday, Ktddale Lane ; Tuesday, Gar. forth Bridge; Friday, SI ; Saturday, bearttangsell Park—at 011Imms1 10. Lord Yarhssa hounds. Monday. Norman,* Clomp, Thurs. day, Newshani Saturday, Elklostua Cow Pa.turs- at 11. air Tattoo Sykas's hounds, Monday, Top of Oarraway HUI ; furs. day, Knapton Plantation; Friday, Broethorp—at half.paat 10. Moldering!' bomda, Malay, Friday, aesday, randerlandwiak faraday, Mato* Friday, Moghtte—at a quarter to 11. rusiriMswea hoards, 'Sunday, Eiton New Close; Thursday, Barnwell Coda; Frids Cador Hanglsods—st 10. links ad Batkad's Wade. Idaday, Crouton Park; Tuasday, Doughainthe.lllll; Thursday , &Isom; Friday, ltroudwater—at haltpist to. Oottsmormirsasorads, Monday, Entpingbam; Tuesday, Brook Man AI lerlaataa Maude, Tuesday, Duclisastou ; Thursday, Weeks; tardily, Mhos—at half-pat ktlanatan• kneads, Monday, Red Gate; Tuesday, Neekisitou ; Pro day, autos Park ; Saturday. Wsmbs—ia 11. OM Berkshire haaads, Moaday, Blowing Stow Tuesday, Ilhr Wood; Friday, Bowe Park; SaWday, Oakley House—at halt. at 10: bounds, Tuesday, Nydrim ; Friday, Ladowror— OrSvern bound., Monday, An and Compass Fast Woodhay; Tues. day, llaraffroodi Friday, N \Sakti ; Saturday, Watford Wood—at Italf.pnt lu. Goggerdan hounds, Monday, Kennel; Thursday, Tnehyr—at 10. liambledun hotted; Mmday. &hence Dora, Thumday, West. MOO Hot; Saturday, Pair Oak House—stunner to 11. H. H., Monday, Well; ?today, Yoh Down Farm; Thursday, 1111eSsid Church; Saturday, Thadden Orange—at quarter to ll. llurairy haunts, Monday, Woodman inn, tiparihult; Friday, Slack. stead Village—at quarter to 11. Sant Kent bound., Mouday, Sellinge lam; Thursday, Cr onin,; Saturday, lord's Wood—a. kalf.past .0. Mr. Wash a hounds, Tuesday, Larophey Park Ode; Friday, 011. eites—et helt.peat 10. Lamdele's (Lard) Weide. Tuesday, New Ground Turnpike; Satan. daid=lestk— at Moaday, Brlckle.ll Heath; Monday. SeldM Windmill; Saturday, Kennel—at 11. Mr. Warm% Ipeet Woad; Monday, New Bridge OW; Thursday, Km. mei , - at N.F.K. hounds, Memby, Basallen; Thursday, the Vine (Owar); Saturday, the Pining Bu. elfrotiorO—at half-past lu. Oakley bounds Monday. Unmet ; Thursday, Kempston ; Bator. day Klinholuon Lbsele—st • qrsetar to It. Mr. Len Phillip% bowsi, Mondry, Melton; Thursday, Furn Wat at 10, _ . (Lard Allistre) hounds, Monday. Great Elarrowdat Thaiday, lanionas; Math Nobottle Wood; Saturday, ettitererort —sa vanes hill. hawk Ifinday,Sundorne . Thursday, Cound : Monday ipv7:=1171181; Monday week, FroddeWey Lltll—at ball-pest 10. Glad Ilmelheapisn'a homadit, Monody, Preston Co.;ps Tuesday, Bedew Li _My. Waft . Saturday, Wickes Park —st lL douthadd ma; haunda.llonthey, Mumma ; Tue.day, Turuby; Thorp day, Marta ladders; Ilaanrdsy, lianinston Had—at I.alf.pag 10. North Ilnicadulke hounds —Theado, Oakley Psddooks; Thursday, Adam* ; Mom C yam —st half-port 10. Sum OM" Hateldands; Thursday, Wood /1111; Si. Daddy, lima at Isall.past 10. Treason kaands, Maadsy, Peayland ate ; Thursday, L Mr. anarthor ildtnrdel. Garth—at ball-peat 10. G Twlaway's bevadv. Tuesday, Blvklittglx Brldp; Friday, Mar. kr —at Matisse 10. V. W. N. Meads. Monday, Burdtrop Park; Thursday, Lydlard Plain; dalraday, Willlammnp Park —at half-put IV. Vim bpi, lloaday, Clstkangreen Out.; Thursday, Bradley wood; Ilanaday, llotorst—s t 11. Mr. Wlethhes banada,Mcmday, Mortimer; Tuesday, Bowden Fenn, BeadOce I Thursday, Brisk Bridge-61 IS. Booth Wilts bawds (Mr. F. Wyndham's), Mosday, Yaroborough Costa; 'Monday, Ms Issehm—se 11. "'rid& bounds, Twiny. Madam:this) ; Thursday, Gamuts - Zeroed iiiirelbsa's bowed.. Mosiday, Prnyfleltt Bridge: Thursday, !Fatima Peek; gsturdsy, Grahams— at balLoa U. Beemmadre barrisn, Monday, Plarrheoldissa; itmeday, I. lbw Court ; estarday, Cathedra.; Mad ey week, Fifth 1111eatark the .11apread ; Wedersday, Mr. W. Maybery a (Penh.); Friday week Talybsus—at 11. fireeks, Me. Dyer's, barriers, Monday, the Bed House; Thursday, BredtalNlags—at balrost 10. Mr. Dessee's barriers, Mosday, Brost Tor; Saturday, Norworthy Brldge—M le. Craws bark.; Tursday,Bamsld'aMoor ; Thursday, Holm Beidp; Friday, Berk Newt —et 11. Haricot. barrier., Motley, Feints.; Friday, Knox Mlll—at half. past 10. °wads H. lawis's leseeirre, Torwlay, &smith ; Friday, Mato* Bridge—et 11. Lard Lowedales barriers, Friday, World's Bad—at 13. a nreeveea harries% T ardy, Brahour. Tod , Friday, Otia. halloo 10. Sieldes red Billiagbam barrisre, Woodsy, Elton ; Thursday, Wei. vielis—ee learn 111. Weithkg heeriets, Teasley, Flake Clete; Yeiday, Steep Dewe— d lesikeet 10. METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. A mord sour was appointed to be held yesterday at the Caere Reuse Greek strut, bat only flee cemmlsdanen being le attiadance the curt was not formally opened. fair Beery de la Babe took the opportunity of Cat hie that the welts new Boise on in the conetruetion of the now Victoria newer was part end parcel of a mum of sewerage for the north side of the Thames, aim the object of that system was the 'Masonic of the sewage from the Thane% and to remove the suss to a point M discharge below Clallise's Read. Therefore, bo awned they should hem no mar of any other object by the essmakelonen, who felt .o disposition whatever to depart from their added ke complete abstraction of all awns from the river Thamr. They hoped in • very shod time to be ads to produce a plan for the entire removal of sewage from the river on both aides. Of wmie, it must be soak • plea r should meet tri sonsurrena of their allessnes is the City Commandos, from viva' they had experienced the utmost kindness, and with whom they were "ding In the mat perfect harmeny. Mr. Pits maid there apprized to be an entire ralscoseeptka if what lad been done by the meneakeicases, and of what they intended to de. The commimionen were appointed as the nth sf Ostober of lest year. They entered am their duties with • view of preparing • Piths* sad pra.rfaZi whisk wee prepared with every possible expedition with dm are. They had obtained reports of the state of 1.00 miles of nude eswers, end had cardylly suntieed the whoa of the pines that had been requested to be sent is by ask meieseseses. They bed brought bread a plan kr the &Finesse of the eolith eine of the Thames. to whisk no diesnes whatever had 'been mad* whisk would relieve the entice southern side of ate me. tarpon. by the add of two lifts only, and at the point where they to stop with their reservoir at soy time bluish= available to utilise the amine 'fbt the Desalt of the public. Oa the northern side as drakyeel Woodshed had been settled more than tour eien imos tb s o r r, pertly la resequere of the miserable state of =say of that locality, sad partly u the propcied new • and had been waiting for more than three year fees plan of drainer the mousy for which had bees 4aidl by the Westminster Improvement Commissioners. They was thus enabled to fake up a portion that had bean as arranged, and the drainage of Westminster would be takes at the lowed pint, so that 'Whoosh its discharge might semmererey te Into the Thaws yet it would be at tusk • prise elm the malts meld mesas no disadvantage there. (rem. Alder a few einuntans from air Beery de Is Bede ilsominest drooped. APOTIMARIEW HALL.—Nanves of gentlemen who passed theta examaktation is the edam sod p ractise of medisine, and received aertinestes to pratia. ea Thereft. Dec MI, IVA t Wm. netherland ; ?fantasist Claud Nosleik James Herehrd ispetood ; Albert Bohm :oh* 'Lorton, Norfolk ; Nathaniel Stumm Wood ; Robert Bohan Kidd, Norwich; Robert Rake Prance; Alfred Bickeft lilacs; John Gabriel French, Barton-en-Trent. m fi • • • • :s, TH • i ":4