The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

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WISTRILM RAILWAY Itililleloso4lt hop and talsoasalswadog el swam* owl toodoss of aipser, al Wssisssday, • iwnswial w tltdloolidal of Ow lama Weems Cenawy ia fawns of aa esesssiss of Ss Sao of railway his Yeovil t• gum, Wiles& at haw Dwalswass w Biota, was spud to. The following appeal has been addressed to the European democracy by MM. Koonab, Maxiini, and Ledru Rollin : TO THE KOSSUTH, MAZZINI, AND LEDRU ROLLIN. PARTY. Tbs tows of Sebastopol has fillets. The war be tween tbe goverusseata of Weston Zunis; sad the Czar is ineneably sad (*definitely prolonged. It I. Impossible for Bands to treat after a defeat without Waling late the peados of a power of the MN rank ; sad it is impassible that** allied governorate, la the fame( a imbibe °Maim embeldesed by vistory, should oFor mem ea less ssetorn mealtime. For se, thirster*, the fall -of ellbSl4o/111 is bet as Um first word of a war, tke kin weed sad damossiesnef of whisk beim to the peoples. We believe the wont lee emend ha lames& demo wan to seestitate itself a powerful salty, is mahout its essesies, sad past; mid we seine forwent to declare %hie . _ fees oar esavietioa tket by so dotes Ire are (Wise ea perks to t►e holies diet 'Wales sod thrills all bouts ; foam a keowledio of &outset •tab of Way ••paired frees *suasive Masse to 41 parts at Europe; hess the sew esiesessis et the plalpe rra hay* already lira la the amuse of Issepeaa libetty, sad a dna detersdnados that eat brethren shall as dad as fall thou should they roped to ear appeal. Boer; great movement nut have a entre mimes as laltiative rag spring—ma arat to robe the lea of the marsh —a votes teary @load*, beer hoe elms. We are that arm mad that voles. If the resjertty stile party shell reeptaise as its owe the bosses w• raise, and feel that whet we ere about to utter is the treth, it will be its duty to mooed as. Adreased guard the revelation, we shall disappear said the rsaks oa the day ef the swamis* of the peoptes. Bat this swakealag—heer whams the history of the lest az yoaro—reamotbo metal amity bop lousdoel ia:tbee revolutionary asp. The is sow tt.o sae Wag medial. The state Of ebbap broogbt about by Ow war batbo Rase appears to ea - _ to presiain its away/. It is fee this we speak: Hitherto we have reftelaedl trim saying what we sew say. bowie bet a few swathe bath web Lassoes would lave Mn hapesiest Ind prertare. At tie estameseeneet of the wee *Waft Medan existed with* tine slew eetl4 die- .lints; .M Si.. laipeetestlemea bad yet le b. leaned, wiles tine sloes wild taw*: Oa the mood of Fria:dyke, the Barepean gaieties is one : liberty for all, balmsl aeseeistkes el all. Bach is the right, oath the sire. It is sot or ea the rotted of fists sad of mesas. Oa this tart resd the gaieties pretests two septets : that of the Rationalities, the peoples wbo like Haagary, sad Poised hare ea ezieteaes to re-slaita from foreign opp radon; sal that of t►o peoples who like Franco, beiag ia full pesesseion of their smutty, boys but to pens* and to protest fees usurpation their own Ins development by the orgasitatioa of the sovereignty of the people. For the ant, nvolutioa is war: thoy seed allies, and a sore or lees fsvoarsble dispositisa of shams: for the Shen it is a sovessat sorely fat/Taal, Bad all that is needed is for then to be tssaissous, arid to wilL The pretest war appeared to oiler to the illenemberwil oath:militias dispose reedosiag their task low dollosit— those was Ow @haat* of the ltelo-Reagerles quest's* being simplified by the forged sentare of the *esters Power, should ►ar Melody of ;triad* sari et treaties bate throws Austria °pally lath the arms et the Car; there was the ottani, that for the sake of mem the geveremeets of Few, sad laglead might push es se Pohlad, Russia's oily rainy wthaerable past. We did sot share these Ma sloes. We billow that is order to give all peesitde support to Remits, Austria bad but to sialetaist as apparent nester Uty. We knew t►at t►e ass of the 2sd December, sad the 111.nisters wh., after the seortfies of Seas mad Perth, ►ad yoked Replied to hia, would sever daze to restore the winding-sheet that enwrap reload. But Marie, the first period of the pretest war times Ms ease were to the peoples a reality whisk time aloe, *mild effuse. It was seesawy that by beefed the Zweite trail the flag of Pram fee upwards of sth swaths through the mad of hurries Chancelleries, by hearth' hen the Ups of &ilia athlete's the impious wade, " the iesarrestios of Haagen would be a eldest*; than would be serials ineosvesieses is Rose being free; it is only through Austria that Italy Gas progress, or Poked receive the alms of a little liberty," the peoples should lears that say hopes (Goaded is the war of the sabloste were a fatal dress' ; that the sia of the Waters Powers is the aaiatesasee of the ashes fro ; that so sostort is possible ballroom the mope of liberty sad eassareby sew the oisteet of 'trials; sad that it is .sly by the sweat of oar brows sad the blood of our veins that we se stagger Oar right. . Now se these whines we believe the tesebbeg homophile. Then are as MOTO phantoms is our path. We are add/w -isp peoples who bass bees undeceived. Yen than this. This ill•aosdelct.d war has brought to lightens feels whit& tine ales, 'mad &due, sad whin it is inportaat to pent est. The Ant is the strength of the Revelatioaary Pasty, avowed by its ensiles. Is two yens the gnat Fronk Republic of 1792, attacked skid sad at boss, without molar rename, and with as fenpontished inesee, by the nen power of the pristdple of whin it wee the isearastios, drove oat Its neon@ frees Its territory, welshed revolt, speed liberty abroad, treseforseed t►e Benny of the past, and headed civil isetitatiose which still exist. _ _ _ Darlag teaspoon, Despotism sad Coast(Melees! Moaareby allied, with power t. drew hem all the resumes of • rega les organisation, have shed the ►hod of • hundred thottesed am, sad ealmested the results to labour to the ezteat of three themead minima el haler, swifts% &deeming • simile step towards the Wades of the peadiss quietist, sad wittiest say military result bat the tall et 8e Metope!, sad the maklag of a law raise ma the shone et the two seas. What Is thattesea el this tastiest 1 It is that they hen sot ea their side then principles of the seer eider of thiap shish elan is. nestle pain, de ntin, sad strength; it is that they ere lighting la the sun of *lap shish ere daisylag ; that life Is slipsylisr•— with se, the repreeestatives ef regress, is the bean of the peoples they dread, is the Revelation whet they foresee os every side. Ti., bowed dews es we still are, we inks then tremble. They seek to ward off the future ; they ear seeridee to feu. Reveintles trestilw their amain &miasma their plane, 'impedes their sionneate, sad penlyses their milt tars *pinion. It is the hat of the inning of the stainable' Thiele enures theta W bomb cevard.like at the feet of Awl* when, at the beaus ef their hearts, they despise. It is the fear et a Fetish isonneetise--the dread ef @saw the Tevelatiseavy log raked ia Podolia sad Libels's—whisk has Wet them eat free Odessa sad Sip. It wee the Isar ef reasieg an ..he t• lisegary while node thee reassess the eempaip beyond the Demobs, sad de liver up the Priseipalitlea w the Auld= lovelies. It was the fear et the awl apes the p•pia of the maniei terri torial sheep that Wised these w rsepest the latepeity of the Swells empire, sad deprived tilelli of the Swedish abase. It is the fear et the revelation whisk would beet thee ea every bile, wlessevee the @seat at battle skald meek the ►Mil moms, olds le forbids am hen a peneral war, sed limbs than as ea Wood pellet of the bleaeovite Iseelbely bellessa the sea mg the seems. Negatlstlear, mend% lealike. 'myth*/ is this stns.* betrays the deep isevistiss el the Herepeau geesesieusts that es t►is Illasepes ask beleilitleed is every Snobs y sailbriag aed hy the idse, so giggle spark of life sae be kladied wilbtal Miler Is ea wavered amilegratise; Item, slat reseemess base the goveramests whose this aniseratiee, if tbasereer it she* ►.et feelk Is their sent howls —is the midst ef their amass eabgeabes spinet *wry idle of selleadve liberty sad Jestiee—and thb is the seemed Impestsat bat seised y the slasatiee--the gevnuments ire As the pre semi day belerially divided aseagat tlismsolves. The thought of the Hely Abbess is be their soul se is 1116, but the fast of the Hely 411/lissia is destroyed. The ealy bras that wee e►l to onset the asosediag newest is laid— Ithe solisedve feres--sabasue lows. The maesalmitise of the tames el several epee oath gives plat le a* baps LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1855. pueblo. The eseary's Gawp is at the present nosiest nukes up tato four—the Kumlas nap, the Augle.Tivaeli amp, sad the two asap UM whisk Aetna sad Preemie divide the smaller states of Gainey. Awing these various amps . onuses dinettes sad a medial wend I. haw pasible. hash people has sew but a guile enemy eanbet, sad—let it set be isegettes—la 1948 sash people se it erase wee 'bey 'loathes, sad It wee .rely thangla WI Woe sad eauperatias el several ferns tbat the revela tion yielded is Bows, Huagety, sad Getaway. Ken than this. I. ecasnesses of the existing disunion the ferns of ease gonnessut are asesesstily damns bend sad stamped is their movements. Ramie is obliged to Weed Ms eau lathery. Austria, oesupied is the Prissigalities, inasheress WWI ell, eaNsuspested by is obliged le keep a large penile of her troops statiosary at her bastion, reedy le repel say posable Week es the part of ashes el the bellies/eat pewits. The empire, eseapelled to hasp a large pert of its nay at base to rir press the palestina of the heart ef Pruswe, is also obliged S. /peek it senh-sesters frostier bees the to will et Zama prises, =math eabuireed through her west et lathery ergashatlast. abs le Mend to aempt the few retire* eared by toreige poverty and meaty to supply her maks. Peer °lnvolution, sompiste distal s awe, the power. formerly salted sgslast as, the ispessibility of actin male* the popular elesesst with tome already weakeue4 sad mutually hold is cheek..-81141111 are at the Feint dm the rankest features of the eltuatios with regard to the presumes. The opposimsemessest he. therefore arrived for the peoples. sad it is oar duty to dieters it. It is an the mere or duty, bemuse this iseeatestably oppress* momeat say towterrow pus away. Should this he the ease, this situstlee would be for wens tar the peoples. The goverusests would image themselves for the terms of the prima moment, a more mespeet animas would be kneed, sad establish as almost iesarmesetable obstacle to the astionalities. To names the malt might be a malitioe sad as fovea:pa. Those aatioas was, by their ealyable kooltatlea, should have allowed du peovisleatial soooatat to snaps than. weahl oak disasersgsal as that moral leaguer 'kith is the fatal aesseayeelaseat of tlos eameloeasess of a great error. Mae, if the peoples believe themselves worthy ef liberty, they are Mimi at ewe to seise the opportunity sew offered them by God. Then are limn is whisk eollestim mien, olefin is the fees of laviaeibl. notaties, is a crime. Ire• divide' may pretest by martyrdom, bat some may seansei Welyslem to a whole intim. Bet there are also simmailli den the crime is is the feet that Individual martyrdom ie timeted by onastrios which have but to will is order to ease the necessity of martyrdern by wens. Beak is the moo sow. We say it with deep itosviction ; the liberal pasty is from this time forward respessible for all the bled shed at scaffolds, sad the slow tortures of which the primes of Zeroes are the secret theatre, for it ass moque& It is time tiny the liberal party should loses to estimate Its own strength as it is eakeastod by its esemin—to feel this, and to draw from this coneeknesses the faith that mmleate end triumphs are all that is immary to ants and twin its multiple life rand a mows entre, whose, to set spas the mama by weed and wilts. TM day es 'blob B will 411• this, the battle will bogie la power sad vigour. Rasta see of victory. To ware it we t bat to Worths, sot Nip epos oar lag, bat an our Mem led as sir plea of war, as oar every est, the awn word el Cosa oullimelty, of which all of us, more or lees, miesedmesed the value is MIL Lad we shall do this. Apart frees the meredsees erf the prinelple—aearee and pistil's/kis of all our aste—we have ell lawn Wm 1848 that oar advaties bat that pries class—tint we wet sea• goer for all, or emeasab. We an atroag, for we have with as God aid the peoples. We are strong la the right, is the Justin of the masa to which oar lives are devoted, la the martyrdom thousands of oar brethrea have imenally maws*, Is the memory of the vineries gaited by emit people, and is the onseime• we that la so lanes*, were they sallied by SAMS. Wean fertglg is our samisen, is the aspiratisse of the a 5...., is their safferins, is their material Laurette, is the esselpe woe of that sentiment of astioaality whisk its insets day, sad is that immortal Mr Mat which /obeli seder al oppres sion, sad cries aloud " liberty " Limey been. We are atermg by the faults of ear oppressors ; by their lash of gesies and of heart ; by their avidity, mad by the recklessness with whin is this aimless war they harry the motions law baakruptey ; by that contempt et beans life whisk his allowed them is the Crimes to eked the blood ef thousands of brave men, to ware the esseess of a lass, or to celebrate as assimreary. We an etneg through the wished abeardity of the territorial arrangements they seek to maistain ; by the iseatiagaidtable germ of war sad dis card they bear withia themselves, sad whisk we slam can destroy ; sad by that map of the Europe of the fitters which the sword of revolistioa aloes cm woo. Tee, therein, above all, lies the fora we men of revela tion possess. Envy when Royalty denies animal lite. Rimini*n slam ma my to it, " Arise I he leered, sad Boarish beneath the proteetios of thy brethren." Resole d ■ demean resolve the vital queetios of the satiosalitise, whisk saperkial iatelligesom continue to missadentand, bet whisk we know to be the orgasintion of Ranee. It alone.aa glee the baptism of humility to those rases who claim to be assoolated is the mamas week, sad to whom the alga of their sationality is dated ; it alma can mese. rate Italy to a third life, sad say is Husgary sod Poised— Bain; it ales. me mita Span sad Portugal into an Iberia. I/nubile ; mate a young Boasdisavia, give a an terlal eziatesee to Illyria, masks Greece, emend Swims. laud to the dimensions of as Alpine confederacy, aad peep s a tree fratersity,,m4 make as Oriental Ilwitaerlasi of Unit, Resonant. Bulgaria, and Bosnia. Lad it aka* cm hemenise above this real Barepeas equilibrium—sale pa vanes of posestal pregram—the two grand ideas whin sow lewd the meld, sad whisk are named Liberty mid Amnia ties. Brethren, doubt sot of year strength ; year pro gnome rows& to all the isetisete of the *peek. For it toes struggle, gaffer, sad die on stay point of Barepe. Organise yessesims, sad dare : dariag is the predecea s e the stem,. The party Lae used of • mum centre of Wien, a ems we treasury, sad a souses sin ferny. If it Mee sot nests them is is. swath, it I. set equal to its high LW& The entre of adios is is se, or is say others pomessing the c . -os-- say idaaso of the patty; ia lass pan is seal, sad sow poilbsadias sad forossatiag tM post If orepssa &alias- A kJ ; aadsrsisadisa sad :ova( essik)nbor sad tbs mama at.... rosily tio sosad is tits frost Teak as ths day of battle, sad is the lost.. tits narrow of vistosy. Whenever they be. leer then met : they tool We le ,Uls Onset the stress* of the greet body of *sane. Inenry of the pony nay rapidly b. le.tmgl Nadi I wadi beg MB sits ; if. whinier time is d .naa or weans—who he ea ninon Is • Oise did% • sabseriplea be orpaind ; if, Iron the ihwee glib* poor nen w the thinned. of the risk sash believer will regard himself se • debtor fee • nen to the Losa d Liberty. If we Apes te be so. we en the Sober party, tit we sunbelt ear reeks by The snot e'er**, we ken doelerod. I.—Liberty lee nil t neesieraws of ell. It winds' sothiag, it somprises all. T. p bored shim is Weeny. What mane of mica would wt nate nada such tyreasy It beings an toe few iadividush, see nee to the sate satin party, so donde ea the ponied measures by wldii the nreinna shell needy the evils sailer whin no mane ass nireriag, the striking issipmlitka of the wend awild system : that will be the work of the moieties s.it d whisk we sea oily be the Weston. iron the solleseles iempirstisee sad est of the beetle, hearts of the peeplek whoa they shall km male of the shroud WS sew anon than khan= of vinssy. slut spring the word et the spook. ler 111 segoadors life, liberty berets istelligesies, sad to the lama wise deeps the headed his hatless la bent .1 dentiew.lhatbaleses, mad trieanheat love, is gins a reventlea of taw* dead to the belated stew who dans eK honk hie eel. Let we dna break siwr Asks, sad let us suite M thie. Let seek elaborate mod pat honk his ewe sued., of dlo easkl pollen: it is dike a right sad s duty. But &NM ea ay ••• swan* us who by sepandes biassed hen the mama week. shell Mitt the aesy used es Is Wile by the sties of his suffering heathen, to isolata himself to tho bona pride of ea 'Malin programme. He my b• a eta♦ Sanaa—he Is sot a ateember of thereat church. Ws have spokes of the amp, sad it is lodised the word that beet expresses oar penes' atieldoll. We attl sot the (stare, In are its precursion; as an not demooney, we aro so stay boxed to clear the way for democracy. The amount sad deflatto aims, snidest to ovary amor rooted iatelligem, is the republics* font of goonawoot. The mesas are not to be found in absorste individual liberty and discussion, bat in aseniatios, organisation, ni neties labour, discipline, abnegation, asd devotion. Anarchy sever gained a battle. Discussion is impotent and mime when addressed to peoples wit► the broad of slavery on their brow. Glee them ►ack the free Mr of heaves, the minfying breath of bberty, the phainde of their faculties, the nand ennuis= of the henna bang that amen his light, sad yam words will then being WO sets. At the present day motion Mese Oil mean the holiness cf freedom of speeeb. The Greeks of the Lower Domini discussed sin and. The sabre of Makcient Misch in /very a erehlias of Ili prialf day mast all himself aid represent a fora. Every iedititial giving as sane to the patty must brim to the soassoa entre hie eatlepat of devotioe sad ac tivity, his arm, his puree, ad his istelligenes. The sane wad seeadieg at every lip must pass saes to all the wisadazy arras, spreading faith, the desire Osaka, sad the coavietioa that the favourable meant has salad. ♦ sisals cry nut 'prima Iron the heart of the party, sad shake the torpor of the bssitatiag popalatioas: We are salted I trate! Borgia lie boaster. ditty, sad mantles. We bass said whet we believe to be the truth as to the easel position of the soveraweate, the opportssity of the peoples, sad the mtYtM of tha Hopabliesa party. Let the petriote.of every eosetry meditate sad decide. To tkaan belosas the :chaise of the moment and the field of battle. _ . The duty of an is ideutisol, bat there le diversity of car ousel's's., amid patties. There are peoples who, like Hasiary sad Gerstaity,toppreseed sad surrounded by sue sties, eassot at tke pretest day do more than eater is the woad lime of the peat flpht, ; these peoples smut prepare to follow out lastest), the impales to be ;sires eloewhere. There are others, ailed by the past, the pretest, eat 'pe dal eirearastauess to the hostas of the isitiative. Of these Wt are Freese sad Italy. . . Prance, one at the heed of the movement which leads Europe towards the future, moan long resign herself, without periskieg, to be almond is sell& notarial mm. rests, sad to view that flag whin has bees borne roan the world droned by its vulgar muter in the wake of a power collie( itself Austria. Italy has everything to fear, from the s o me whin destroys the fotare to sew partition which would add to the number of her eannies, tl nth' lass of the (soigne shish beset bar, she does n.,t assert bat right, her nationality, her life, on sad Republican. Freese is neat to contras' sad develop her ovemi audition of 1792, (Sc her ores glory aad the common pea g Italy to esarplete her programme of 1848, dating from Ns daft of gisily, the See days of Milan, Vence, and Rena Illeenagle nest raise 'leis their nationl leg, betrayed Of Ikea lisp. Frain, in arising, has se foreign new easenmer. Italy hes, but enfeebled, isolated, and in bar tan sanounded by enemies whom the Italian bravery wand aeons ea her mar, her lash, ea every side. num* been is her boson the awaksang of those who suffer gaff aspire mean a eorrupt moral organiaties I. Europe. Italy hai bat le lift her triooloured Sag to awakes the national'. tior ef lame. The maa of the led Dooming Is the marlorer of Rose. Fenn aid Lay, Rome sad Pane— this should hew nabs cry. But wherever , the point, what's*r the hoar, this we ona detlate—the feet people *et esteem Its basset in the asses of snotty sad hanaity will be followed by MI the °then Isaunsetioa will *anode/ inserreetion, and the first vistory prodses ten others as tea different poiata. There is sot a single antics whin nay net, by as mown sad powerful sot of will, be the nue of the 'denim of the world. KOSSUTH. LEDRU ROLLIN. JOSEPH MAZZ INI. &pt., 1866. RUSSIANS IN ENGLAND. TO Tl 3 IDITOI, OF Till 13LT2US. Sta,4 see in your paper the report of a case wbusb is heeded A limeilas act entitled to see." I have ao hesitation ia saying that the evidence was Illegal, for no ease, by the law of Busload, can give evichmes mato where be was been; this feet, as likewise that of heist a Russian subject, slimed bare bees proved by some other person. I em surprised at the Jogai lore displayed oa this imession by limpid's. Had he ever waved as a revising banister, be would have kaow• bitter. I used not add, that the law— whisk muds a ma living is this saistry se ea dies or outlaw, simply use his own country is at war with oar owa—a way which he did not create, and over which he has so earthly ewstrol—is disgrace to tbe in which we live.--I as, io., TAURUS. THANKSGIVING DAT. The followiog is the s pe cial form of prayer used at the various synagogues is tM metropolis: "O ingsrumble !two, is wham Pads is the balsam et righteousness end Patine —thee art our shield sad refuge is the time of our misfortune, as well as is the day of our esesem Thee didst subjoin se to tome trial' and genet es to drink from the esp of siltation ; bet sow thou hest is nom lightened the burden of those troubles, sad thou bast seared the tenor of oar snag to fall upon the energy, sad to drive bin frogs strongholds. Soddenly, sad in comsat, op Lord, thou hest suited our hors sad but girded us with gladness. Whilst our eye was yet din with the teen of sorrow, oar hearer were shoved to each Is tby mantles ; for ear baste, joins( their villas; allies, trod ea the high places of the adversary. "O Lord, thou art oar 004; we will extol this, and @melba ovens to thy cane, for nes host done wonderful things thy weasels from afar show fern thy Isinfulnese sad math. Verily, thou bast dinged the city late a Map; nos bast nails the %Killed 'gimlet a run, gad the high walled pines of the osemv a desolating. Be pleased, 0 Lard, to °HAIM* thy gracious aid to the allied foxes, sod to Molter then is the shadow of thy wisp. Remember else hew sassy lives ken bees eoegueed is this sanguinary sad MOWS to garb the aunties of thane who disturb tN well Wog of satins. May nobraes mem from the , earth, sad the my of tramp sad of oppression be so mare heard within our boundaries ; 'my oar destisatiea be penes, sad moy all our rupees be attained through righteousness. Aram" A letter fro. Isom* of the 28th sit., says t— " Doris, air sepsis at 14410 I frequestly sew the Emperor eadlaprees of Austria. Tbeikaperor is • gesd•lookimg Jolla ; he le massed, it is said, with prodigious activity, aad wishes to pees ter the first soldier la his empire. The Er press is the yomagest of sil the essessie of Metope. With es elegant fera sad wet plesdag halms, she Ms that Mesa of youth stash media, am sumer, sad whoa she pekes es bersolkek drag the promsaades of loshyl, she is the object of petrel adairaties." It is stated that a school ar college for Turkish rat% is about to to established st Vaeesilks, the Bohm Ming suds a great of 1,600,000 frame for this purges. Here some SOO yeraag Meantime' will be hastnistad la the Herepeas languages, the Wawa and the arts as ap plied se Weary. Coast Walowski, Minister of Foreign Affairs, gem two days age a farewali dieser to Abd-elaedler, she I. shoat to leave Park for kis ass resideneo—Damesena Marshal Vainest, the Marquis eat Marehisems de Villa Marisa, Lord sad Lady Pertarliagtea, Prism Peak mead, Cassel Clammiest, the British Military Commis dower at Paris, Gemini Dienes, &a, wore mesas the dMingaishad pemeseges imbed to meet the Ink. Oa the 4th alt. a spy is the Rosin interest sun Imeg at Lan. ....ameng—HOLLOWAYMLIS DIPALLIBLII poi Tag Cosa et bormese MID Drreemle Medea IT•hh. ter aertetesilm. gable. to • haw t• Mbar new ye.. MA • mem "lambent h erodesel sellirel hem blew • mall Itele iideL Sem 01 Oa rtl eisfeest nelminsa the mi.ibeerbsei MA tried their MI Ipme lin mitheet soy pool • +l it ewe thee he woe Ye the hillenery. l a• IMO restiessid ban ban th tasereble. ii/farigh tbk. PUY e elikg mem of peelhedy t iop rV i sollibe waders throwing the etette ; at ill& twee imeliklmests. Mti Neeskumfils. erne le. liatErArlit. Tent ; by a ltm" Ceueratiseylle; A. eitelty, Asyut& ; eel I. *eft Mills. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. WARWICKSHIRE AND :BIRMINGHAM RE FORMATORY INSTITUTION. _...- BIRMINGHAM, THURSDAY. Last evening a public borer took plan at the Royal Hotel in tbis town, for the purpose of bringing toge ther • nembqg of geatlessea who take an interest in the criaden g :es ta by"o.s. "l : "l n s i aaj bet th m i a l et nh a ucos ef i d a l o i be i f tb e am pasa t e o a e Bal i ti c oiry aa e po t p r e l ixe resens oe ::: i ir h o a r :isd : o l osi erg en : fr : l i delinisida- ai n y e sommaiiis m t b E lue r e l L ahn o d f . .: m y e ba voutagre o e n salica th Lord l l : o l f flalthorpe, Lord Lyttaltes, Lord Leigh, C. W. Hiner., Req. (High Sheriff of the comity), C. B. Adderley, Req., M.P., M. Milees, Req., M.P., G. F. Menu, Req., M.P., R. Spooner, IrSq., M.P.. C. R. Bracebridge, Req., of Ailment."' Hall; the Honourable Menthe Leigh; By Freud' Sean; the HeaoaraWe Augustus Calthorpe ; the Mayors of Birmingham, Warwick, and Belisha= ; Mr. Leigh Traffoed, the county court jades of Warwickshire H. de Meta, the founder of the instivatioe at Milroy ; Us. J. G. Perry, the elms Lapeer ; Mr. Dickens, Main:lan of tbe Warwickshire sessions; Mr. Belle, M the Oxford circuit; Nev. flydet, Tamer, of Red Hill; Mr. Hark Phillips, of &Morbid ; Dr. Jejesoo, of Lee. mingtou ; Mr. Leigh, stipsodiary magistrate of Sulth Star- ildreshirs; Mr. Charles Bray, of COVinuy ; es Vex. Aroh• C e lleadford ; the Hoe. and Rev. Greeting& Yorke ; Re. Canon Pilkington ; Mr. Baron Webster; Mr. k Leduun ; Mr. Charles Toweehend, honorary sur plet le the Girls' Reformatory; Mr. William Morgan, sad Mb Charles Ratcliffe, honorary imierstaries to the institu tion.; Alderman Bader., Hodgson, Rateliffs, Phillips, and other ambers of the temperance% ; with many other of the laity sad clergy of the district, and geatiomen from GMu sestenhirs, Yorkshire, Cheshite, Berkshire, and other parts of the country. Bit BARDLRY WILMOT, But., melded. The nasal toasts having been drank with more than ordinary entheeium. tt Tem Minister" of Religion" was re seeded to by the Von. Arehdasesa Sandford and the Rev. J. A. James. The Von. ARCIIDRACON szpressod his delight at iscr. operating with the lefty, even wben their zeal seemed to outstrip their OHS. They rr..d SO SOO this Reformatory Institution founded in Warwickshire. Their wonder was not that It had bees sommemod, but that it bad been so long delayed, for it was a most honourable and moot nesareary work. They had been sinfully oblivious of their duty in this respect, as • Christian people. He might be permitted to observe that then was a danger in the present day of their going lato the opposite extreme—undue teeny to the mimics' was ibis.- dee. The laws of England in former days seemed to have bees written in blood ; modem advaeoomeat had deleted tint It was better and mon oommenical to send them dells quests to a reformatory Institution than to prison or the balks. Witb regard to the comprehensive character of this irstitetioo, he was glad that good and conscientious men who were 'operated by die' forms of worship could here joie la theses* rightsou cause. Mr JAMB' responded on behalf of dm dissenting =Misters. He observed that the oburehman with the dissenter, and the Monster with the °henbane, could, in this movement, joie together for the interest of their country. He expelled his great gratification at the widening of Christian bens solemn, and the perpetual springing up of occasion" on which they might ell meet, sheathe their weapons damn*• veny, and band to each other the calumet of peace. (Hear, bear.) Speaking of the tricolour which had bees hoisted in the orobeetre on the proposal of the toast of the Emperor of the French, he said he was reminded that enthusiasm for a national victory now prevailed. His patriotism would out be respected if he asserted that the v ict ories of peece bed tea tbripand more chores than the victoriesof war. (Hear, bear.) He meant victories like they were met that sue. log to sehieve—of knowledge over ignorance—of virtue over vise—of happiness ever misery—uf social order over haul dentoraiiation —of nhgioa over infidelity noble efforts for the public good, whisk gave rue to an extensive catholicity, tad produced • triumph over low and &anew esearianism and greening bigotry. The speaker dilated upon the props= of edateatloa du he his owe expertise., and the niormation of the *riming seen. Homer be to the names of Added., and purge —(bed applause)—wbo had serried oat so well the object which they had aseembled that evening to promote. (Chien.) They had arrived at a period in English history when their laws most be so longer like them of Draw, but more assi milated to the laws of heaven. (Hear, hear.) They now recognised the principle that reformatlen, not 'engem., was the object of punishment ; end their gaols were arrayed to make the criminal hats his sin, and at the same time to he schools of virtue. The speaker forcibly directed atten tion to the vice of drunkenness, the enticements of the hen house, the gia palace, and the saloons, winch he designated a meastrous evil, sad said, unless reduced, It would sea trades to a greet moat all efforts for reformation. (Hear, hear) They might draw juveniles from the vortex of ruin by molts, but as long as this dreadful Meson. remained It would draw them in by scores. (Applause.) Led LTeTILTOI gave the health of K. do Mete and " BROWN to Movray and the French Reformatories " His lordship remarked that Ike name of Ds Meta was held in such "mention by all those whe took an Interest In this subjs., that it would be unbecoming to him to attempt in test place to pass any eulrglum upon him. According to the best informatimi obtained respeetiag the Mettray issfitutioe, It appeared that 90 per mat. of the inmates who peed through It beesme reformed characters. (Corers ) Sten an abundant .steam weld afford to K. de Mets sad ▪ aeadjutors • retrospective pleasure beyond all pries. The toast was duly honoured. Lord Luton, in reply to the noble speaker who bad jest set down, intimated that the object of that meeting was to set as mush mosey es they possibly could. (Applause.) M. Dg KM replied in Free. In the course of his remarks he adverted to the rise and progress of the great seliesetory lainitutios of which he is at the head, sad poised to the great good which lad resulted as saner des to more vigorous action is the tame direetkm. 0. B. Anninutr, then ga y. "The . been awl Warwickshire Reiermateries." He stated= men el the fall of Sebastopol we made knows to the pooh of Birmingham collected la their Town-hall teem- minserate one of their social ineltudosis; and theih oo lu4l Amen substitated for rejoiciag in honour of Um this meeting which had for its ablest the edema...at of meth. of their social institutions for the sere and etdmii ties ed. ehtidren in their streets. Long as they lingered belatatethee enuatrire in resogeleing the meoessity of such lestleatisms, keg as they were behind tb• Preach, -who 16 peen beak established a refeematery osier the preineacy of their gust, M. de Mots, sad wins bed onscomfe* eerie it eat. leag_ee they had Mimi_ beltiM, is was one satisfac tion*, WeelMtolthe NI~Mel to fool that they tack the MO is immodest., the prinelple Into practical eeeradea in this eountry ; sad 111111 H it was wanly by their 11111111 W. ramilatioe, end pereevenaes that this principle was now reeogaiied In the statute book of Britain. (Cheers) OHM the petidag of the resent statute on the subjs., within Web. months between twenty and thirty_instinitieme hen • up is miens pole of the lead. Kr. Ademeey ad. to the her lea that the inmates if these hied- Inliges might be Me OM petted ; spoke to the semmity of saltesinhailmews. seed Ss Messes for white they were lonneeds reed pot et • letter from Kr. Newhouse. M.P., 111111 i aiselolledl by mott that in Os aphides them relose Mao scald be sore o wreasokaly ehnkfatesA Misrules elgidlyeefeemmi r ct their Mehilasse all MODS yaiesetei ailed sake esenegesent than 'peeresses' dine. dea. He olio& aWm received 67 him hem Hr. J. lardy, of AthinOse, with a does" se of 1001. Lord CLLTIBOSIS amid that what bad fele from previous speeless sealed eet easseragesent for them to praised Win week they huh bone. Lord Lytteltes bad told diem that in Preece cheat 90 or oat. of there whe were lineelved isle the reboot at Kenny wen returned to essiety as reformed. At Selby they meld at memat boast doe web resale% because se yos the betitstiee was is its batl asion metwithelemileg Oa hot time it had gad Si bad bees in eperation. they wee gmieet hopeful and petit*, results. Du lag OS She incitation had been in opsollea 76 bad beau Oinwitileem (Meer, hear.) Several bed pose to differeet ked emieratedead at that Nina were le the (Cheers.) When the Beassatery was Ira sliglni, It wee ansphised of by the pease as harbouring Zmdeserving of punishmot, sad elso the laltsbitents coma e( the language the lade mesh sag the manner In well* they behaved. No sub eemploints had recently been mare, sad when he wee at Salto so lately he was inheatal ef way pleasing iestaatees by whlsk was shown Ile Inlinisee Mr. Ellis, the manager, had over the minds .21Abli youth', and sienantwatly one thole seisms. Mr. bed shown him garden. in tibia woe geweeel fruit too separated only by • hedge diem the had ea whisk the beys worked. Not sae of them halt teem had Sea injured er led its fruit plaskeL He thought thee spoke musk for the bramer of the lads. (pore.) Teiastenee the kiwi i4lelsibes Ibe boys nes dni weer gob Ober, be wail swam Nat ems of them nand, hal bees MOMS by terether raeralMforg &petty Meng. The What braellassly, with Mr. Mies consent, ollei a email el the remeiniag boys, which resulted fa de NeAssimat of the boy, fee se month, beyoad the s.faMasw(" Meth Isar," sod a Loh.) That showed the I epereted ea the boys, _sad the greet Z!=irthey Mt at the ruts of the inaltatisa being Mr. Mcmaileir Muxas weal the seat Mast," Moo M the llehneaterise of Os Veiled Ziagdrem" The Hes liansSlTlraMo. "bees name bad beea he marl mooted with the Met. retool theahh Mr. &WAY else eallelehldra.thh hoarigiamt. After the Cheissoah bulk nag boa Ned by Lard LZIOR, and day acknowledged, Mr. LIBIGH TRAFFORD gave the " County Members," to which Mr. Brook= replied—There waa one point on which he thought they would all agree, that the present system of endeavouring to stop crime by panishaii of lieu totally failed. (" Hear, hear," and chears.) They were List), he believed, agreed that it we the duty of every well. wither— of every one who felt the responsibility of his lopailleo in lile—uf each prison who wag 'ciliated by Christisn prin ciples—that it wee their duty to carry to Veit. u most any system having for its object the p lion of crime, to arrest from the commission of crime too.. g ..d end unfortunate children who were nasally the deitequents, and of affording them an opportasay of rrgebiaiue their character. (Cheers.) All that they were now endea vouring to do by Christian education, which for centuries they had failed to effect by punishment. (Hear, hear.) Thi.se were his opinions of their work, and w ocher as a member of the House of Commons or as a private gen- Heinen, so long as he lived so long woalu he do hie beet to carry out their objects. (Apples's) "The Borough Mershon" followed, and was ',anew lodged by Mr. ATHIOTOX. The health of Lord Le gb, as the truly active and zealous chairman of the committee, was enthostasticinly received ; and after a variety of other lowa tie tromps*, separated, a little before midnight, the "lofty parson power " having Maialy contributed to the delay in getting through the toast list, and so far as the reformatory ',maple is con. (tensed (the real 'abject to be discussed) wcbout much in the dreary west' of words contributing to its e'ue•datioo. Before the company sip 4, Mr. Cheri. s Rstcliff, the ►os. secretary, announced donations amounting to about MAL, and new a 1 subscriptions amounting to between *Maud 604. as the fruits of the dinner. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT. Ttio four oommiagonero, Mogen. A. J. Wood, G. S. Allen, A. Falai, wad W. D. Cooper, appointed by Sir G. Grey, wider the 4th alma) of the new aet for the better nsaageatea t of the iaetzopelie,to set oat the wards and apportion the mustier of the vestsymea amongst the TaflOtlll parishes affected by the set, complewd their duties peter day. sad had ea interview with Sir Beojamin Hall, at Whitehall-plaos, for the purpow of reporting the result of their labours. It appeared that the total numbs/ of the metropolitan parishes end districts affected by the act was 34, of which 6, maladies Bt. Marylabour, Bt. Pancras, Lambeth, Bt. George's, Ilanovercquare, Imhof/toe, and Showiditch, will • - • sleet two nievabees of the Metropolitan Board of Works. To each of these partake% as posesisiag the largest rasher of resod hossoeholiers end the greatest mesas of totosblo value, 120 winnow's have beef assigned. Tits only district in addition to these parishes to which an squall number of vestrymen has been apportioned, is the Hackney district, which consists of the parishes of Hackney end St. Miry, Stoke Newington. The remainder of the parishes will each sleet one member to the Metropolitan Board of Works, end the City of London three. The tot.t number of wards into which the panehee and potted districts bays been divicbd is 142, and the number of vestrymen emigood to them 2,164, who will be elected between the 6th end 21et of November, sad upon w►w election all the powers exor cised by the present vestries will, with the exception of those relating to the msusgament of the poor, cease, and the newlyappolated vratriss, together with the district board, which they may eleet,will take upon themselves the entire mansgemeat relating ft the improvement of the metropolis, as respects the drainage, paving sad lighting, the repairs of the roads, and other matters, so as to place the government of the various parishes under ose unilorm system of menage. neat. The Aet comes into operation on the Ist of January, and will ►ave the effect of abolishing t►s powers now mar- _ - Maid by 011Improus bodies of cassmiaioaera sad traateas under local seta, many of which have been obtained .t great cad- _ . . Of the thirty-fear parishes sawed in the schedule, the oramissionen reported that sin—namely, St. Giles's in-the- Fields; St. &alone's, Southwark; Rotherbithe, Poplar, Hammersmith, end Liniehouse—did not possess a sufficient number of rated householders to enable them to be divided ; they still however come within the operation of the set, and as fin of them contain nearly 2,000 rated hoers holders each, they will be *ethic d, under the provisions of the Act, to be reproceeted by 24 vestrymen respectively. The only parish which has been returned as possessing less than 1,000 rated householders, and therefore only entitled to be re presented by 18 vestrymen, is Bt. Savioat's, Southwark, the *arable vales of which however, from the fact of its Matataitg valuable wirehair' property, is nearly equal to Mete of the others. The most valuable metropolitan perish is that of St. Marylebone, which contains 13,410 rated ' hosseholdere, the rateable value of the property herein befog 933,2321. Then are five parishes which have been divided into eight wards, sash being the greatest number allowed by the set. They are St. Panorsa, St. Marylebone, Lambeth, Islington, and Shoreditch. Bt. George's, Hanover square, although powering 120 vestrymen, bas but seven wards. This arises 'mainly from the comayact character of the parish. In the mares of the prossedhige before the commissioners the statistics had been furnished by the vestry clerks and pariah officers, and accurately mewed with the rateimoks, the eat requiring that in the division of the parishes regard should be had to the number of rated householders, and in the lodgement of the vestry men to the number of par ries rated to the poor, and also to the rateable value of the parishes. The figures therefose bare been confined to the number of the rated householders, persons rated, sad the rateable value of the property. Several meetiege bad been held Ia most of the parishes before the necessary information could be obtained. In most cams the maps produced one old, and as the act required that the boundary of 'sub ward should be laid down on the Ordnance maps, and the defini tions thereof published In the London Gazette, considerable ' difficulty arms in socarately settling them, with due regard to the onivadeace of polling, gad to the adoption of clear and welt defined boundaries. The oommiasionen however ackaowledge the assistance which they received from the parish officers, and the willingness the latter evinced to forward the views of the government in introducing one uniform system of Weal administratioe. During the inquiry various questions of great importance were brought under the attention of the siomatiolooom, with which, however, they had no power to deal, respect ing the settlement of the modification of vestrymen as well as the right of oomplers of compounded property to vote in the election of vest:masa. Questions were also raised se to what constituted • rated householder, most of the lose sets of parliament treating the owners of compounded property es occupiers for all parochial purposes. The oonuntasioners stated that with regard to the first of these two questions the Secretary of State had authorised • case to be laid before the law off' errs of the crows. It had already bees prepared, red it was hoped that a desires would be given before the lint elections. Ti. other point had been decided by them in the discharge of their duty, it having hem bald, beth at Clapham and Hackney, that all persons rated to any rate whatsoever In the parish, and as such included in the rate books, were to be oessidered as rated hceseholders. At Camberwell, however, where,under the local &robe owners were absolutely rated for certain descriptions of property, it was held that, aotwitherading the amass of the occupiers were included in the rats-books they wore there fur the purpose of description only, the compound ratepryen were entitled WM treated as rated householders. The sittings of thisoessaissiosen commenced on the 6th of September, and concluded on the lird of October, meetings brag held daily for that purpow. The notices are to be published on the 10th of October, and dating the present week the somerrimen bare totes engaged is preparing their swards. Twenty-me deli' notice previous tn the election must be given. The power of determinist' the order of the first elections will rest with the eburchwardens, who by the 24th 'Dodos of the oat are empowered to provide the warm polling places, the espouses of the election being defrayed oat of the poor rate. In all r e bel neat eleemons, however, the vestries themselves are to provide the seaman hinds by a rue, and also to take proper steps for the publioatioa of the maims, and foe making the muds/ of the elestions. This esselndes the !craw of canine sit the wards, and apportioning the vestrymen for the whole of the =strop*. limn parishes at present within the operatics of the act. 'n UT OP A Tasrunto.—Atths Glasgow Central Polioo•000rt, oa Wollsoaday, a sea aarasa Jews Galiachor woo; °Deviated of Malta' a farttttog frost a woman is Balboa/tot as Taamlay sight, and aeatocood to sixty dale ilspeiscalaist. a A • / • D 3 • of 1 • n et 11, Ir 11- BB tt j • Dg h• , n . LIZ h• es t I'