The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-02 00:00:00

P 7 ) 4 :47... -.-- 7 . , . ; /-5° . ,,e:Z ..".. 1 " / 74#'' ,. /46 7 / ••• l} C. 4:... /; .s_. Ca. '~.I No. 4.438.] MADIAN and UNITED STATISI MAIL amma —wwisb cemenninniana by Nam Wilma Ltverpool awl Aweetew —Artist = . 1%= 4 - ni Tbe Maw peel IAVIIM 261111541. bent Mal Moors witI=LIVIIIMOL own I TIN R . ... • N.wils links Nov. II I lisisios Nova .tias (*suave+ Illberwles sad Name's pew Ws et peswilk—Te Partlesit ) Ye{ dis buili rtl 116. GM Lis v. laleat. SI is. • , dewed% Id T. no= &etas. New Teak Ileatweal. Ilmilles. mg Tomb ee.6 %te r a es. . Weeny& .66 IL —lie *Wm Isillsoire s = lo !AN U. ee4 Bakalivesietll Waterwkest. awl 6. rewl.. l wwww=l l 6 l ; 12. Melt Wok Doblb: aid rofterirsol. ~yaw~Z IMAX 00101MIFICIATION Is TOIL—Tbe LITIEIOO‘ NEW = i r s REAM MEP COITTANT MAIM IWO tapireirompe EmlNTlMEmdEp iag aire s lammasew to emblzw o r i Nett so W T NOR MT 1011 C. Glasgow, Wednesday sow. T. lity 4 *meander, Wednenday, !rs• My 4 Washingtoa, Wednesday. Nov IL And every encesseding Wednesday. Mein paseeste, It as 4 plassAasserdlag to the asessor dation. Yenned puny% rafted% ineindiag aU prodiews cook emengers tor - Onse4 and the Welters ItalW Enka 14e7 li st=ei ter m -1s Author psolloolme lady to Limped; or le ESTES Awl MACEY. G. li ag Willemelegea, 04ty. &IMAM to ROTTERDAM and the REM lia TWICE a WEEL—TIis Nothertoods Illssirbes I Ckaz wow sod tavesslto Aeloweip lIATAM=a W. leaves trona ~lds Ur 7rMisli . WKV 4I II, won Swift omen aS 11 . isi Vie YTINGOILL Captsta IL BOWL Arm e d the Tewar w a mmi WThassise aset7.—/er B O W L % as., CUM LIIINISt 'V . ..._ PHILLIM Um.' li. ..... If sliadlosis 11111111411114 0111 Wag. U. litx44ger. My. LC. GOTHINBURG.—ReguIar Steam Coramuni talks mice a weet.—Tba law dretelass mew dew= GEWTAY WAWA. MOM°, WW clear outwards tor the above poet ea Satvday aM have ea Sunday next trend Maw tydoem. twelleat scoommedatisa tee Tars:-14a{ awe. LS ea. ; woad cable. elate ream £ M.: NOM' alms. t 2: deck. 41.-lee 6dat,paniim ite.. apply te MUM% GLAVDt sad Cad. LC. L ONDON and COUNTY BANKING COMPANY. NOTICE IR lILLZBY 011111, the Directors at MY Com pany ham this day OPEN . BRANCH DANE ai their Tem perary Premises. Wm 75. PEOILIDITCH By cedar, ',widen, pig mt. EcILLWAN, General Manager. GOLD CHAIN&—WATHERSTON and Bal dIDEN beg to oil Um attention of tba public to the Tottbr ..1 13111110 E whlelt they deliver math Gold Gard tlttiot purchased at their eaanntactory : IL a d. To norknianabtp of pattern chant, 64 Inches kmd. To It carat ;obi. antenna oa dwt. pa. at 4 as. *L par ounce. Mint pelts Upon thia mum. ei QUALITY, wziairr. asi VALI7I al the gold Nee eerillMiL aid tutees to lb* yardage; Weal". ens and Omen besides ter a hilt reensaeratioe ea Ur vleek. Man stop only. Idea Is clamed aecoiding M Ibe Widow or atinpn. it, t the pattern. V. Al lit: g.. - ro N and B *DEN, Ooklealtha —llaelthetor7. IlenrletLiesteeet, Covent-garden, London. W.C. TAW Wished A o I 7 Aires wade of reale. and ',welfare lot ls eaeb.—N.R nib ceases et nth to the evaidata Ned ea Seeerdays se uw ;; clues" QTRAW on the FARM taortriima DOUBLED 1..7 to MALI"/ if chopped tipWe AO set aossieed wtl 7110 R IL re CoNIMMENT. Kr. ?hefty bee pent }leaves la otowLe that during Ur put s he hie seedled eomeeeke. tome trim some Immerses et the be poeseleal awl ellestilio imrscriltitriote in the totted correbe= e re Yet that this compound jug = 1 11 8 ;rotall. the present net wean. for wartime te S wet innellnit r i a VI mating It palatable. and Inducing as nedmli le nett iota arida) and by 111.111161 the Condiment MY olroomiell eeluelo ore malkdb. ct tra. t more nsurietimint testa tt thin UM eithim letr 2 oubk _ - . Pamphlet I..at tre , Mllla. Nesibulam-Pllll4 rms., Landow Iteahteal Mee.. Bomb, assitileg 41111 York arlUi mess. 4014 . Qes. containing MS /sods. raelloga paid to Nitwits ellatapo.-401111711 11D1iiT, Ir lees twe mad Ms IMPORTANT to AGRICULTURIST& - Ia eereweeeese el She ditty meeelpt el seneeeee ImpeOles epereale the Imam price per tee kor weIOONDIUINT. dellvend free et Ow 4lfervas Niles" Wade= leseeee, I beg to ekeiel. leteeeh the columns et the prom Ihet lUM mdertake de weerie, Je eel lose Ihee Ill• 111111•11 IS leorely. MAU per lee. re ark Ileoleeries be ere order. (tepee f.be meted SOW hue, see —JOUZII TOoltUtlf. the lerealler Wnee peopeleeer. Urn Ygle Cele. destaapeal, thersereme. labia& The earreee per Whew ea Us pre& km Mallen Se she less. exeusitai le re el perNemeek le let pee lee pp eh& d BAVINO TOUR SHILIJIIOB_pe WEEK Is Oa Amp d SOMA tagelbor .141011 T LYS. Mi iLigni " te PAT mworik . la"le = 1.1 5 P C ae as"Sh al msATTLL A =ll .cakdorawrivr i f amaionOls. Casa, eirlidariZ Words. la parbole. Our , OW , ice BAT telisup irmisa—mairs THOUS!, tht vamMir asb a gror ma;o rts tequired UL ovis7 lowa wine rep an NUNN'S VIOZTABLE (OOLZO OIL, 6. id. reerria Wks, wird by Ode posulthr mom is thr sthwith is sus ether, both tar pulls d with* Ydbrit =.oll==ml by THOMAS NIINW sod SONS, U. W.O to sorb id With Wis. lIPTURZIL—Tbe PATINT SELF AO AWCIFTING 01:11.11AN MIS, dlestsill, :.modgeopkobtleati. 1110MMINIe boas kr the 'slid a/ berabb Tb . lINVONIP7 qal wed true aa mildest reiltia. power, without morassmay premive se It. pan elktiad. 'MA desirable übjeell s as= ebbidasd Is trois safecumbored wleb Anoti ming springs. or sad behind. —J. WO AM Ca. W. RUPT Q RlB.—By Royal Letters Pstuat. WHITE, 111010.11•10 LEVEL Thine aporimoi awl eat 1 .1:e.1 ta eke iiilblelee s Ilia) it silo' , " by grisidr d end o sl gentlemen le be die meg elleethe Mealtime Is green It, tt. &twat olt MULL Tbe re d 11111 Wei net S. oboe Itnrtl4l to Ile effects. Is Ism melded eel% beedege were es,' UM WO. wide lb* Tegebils sappilea hy the NM-WU:4 eAD Led PATmcr MOW Vile et. ee,lt nee ri oleseesee thee tS nand be lei id. eei = • 1.1 , 40 4.11:= 4 A desettletve timber my be bog, tie Trues pest. ea Igo arcumlinaos us i..le melodies beim ge Wye beteg mat to the esolese. tt 11, tk. lieesailly. A. Cieldlasel Teem ea W woe pa► elf*. eel • AmeM be trait epee balm qpn-rs, 1800.—Post free, tiros Ausps_ a .11. TREATY& ILIPLALNIIIIO arm 0•211111L1 MTV& TACT 130111011.1iiIrra la Arrincux sm 1/4.1. t \MALTZ tit M 4 elarreby air will her NNW Yoe Yves NAN, wra , and being MOM wltltent wae rr ei = uns ta es Ws. an 4 without any operation, to a 0 vb." ban occasion for Yo =t 's sornona Naas bat love trteeLeee mien als sett wseliansaltp wide Ike flp , (1180 is eyes leas You Lail the warn isi—To Ms slithal .4) td Meters. tiabrtoll. deatiete to Yr ?Wan DMA*" dui& ... I It.lll see dipion.n o. lorpagarabob. R. OW 11l • . mut U. anti SI, Lud.mte Ctn. •• The o.btaJeal,te by fdnlei trtrnt reader It pre-eadaentb= and the severe approach to perfection yet Manhood.' —Obsarver. " tre.airo .Mull be read by all who value ayttemt e4l sate /Mk nioney sad two saikeyboas - -Nablus bevel.. For obek.ut roaaoya It la sitrillary publoyabrly Mote the cas.c, and ILI the ratz,d..e to lb. city habliersto Is op ttie pr., ate porteadt torte era Watson, the adarairitlf a sad he %Lae For lamina, Mee. Utopia . W. Dahill.*. FR I= LIBRARIES cc THE Crrr.—Last evening v errnumeroualy-attended and infineatial meeting of men connected with the pariah of St. Botolph wee =rst Shaftesbury Hall, Aldengate-street, t.. cougar 12e . m priety of establiahing a free li brary in the pariah, to the proviaions of the act 18 and 19 Viet., cap. The Rey. W. F. Webber, the rector of the pariah sad cease et St. Peas Cathedral, wee called to the chair. Aaeat the gentlemen present were Mr. J. T. None, Y P., the W. Rogers, rector of St. Thomas, Charterbouse, end the lain in ordinary to the Queen; Mr. J. Wood, Mr. Z. Braley, member of the Common Council for the ward, sad a large number of ratepayers. Mr. R. Bosley moved: "That this vestry and opinion that it would materially advance the came of education to establish • free library and raading.roome within this parish ; that It is desirable that stem he st once token to carry oat the act of parliament, brit, in order to have the legal poweea of the vestry, the °veneers be empowered to tab the opinion of Um Attorney-General on the en%iidt.. M r . Seeley .aid be was sum they all agreed left& the pat necemity which misted for the establishment of tree libraries in the City of Loud" end the pest beatella which resulted from such inatitsitious, and be sited& there fore not trouble them with any further nressebt. Mr. Ibsen, seconded the motion. Yr. J. T. Semis, H.P.. strongly advocated the establishment of free ihraries and raiding rooms in the City ' and his contended that tise parishes possessed the same right sad pewee to establish such insti tutions es corporate towns and cities. (Loud heers. warml ) The Rev. W. Rogers, M.A., aad other geedlenem. y supported the movement, sal ultimately the resolution was speed to. It was then rewind, that tbe e =ntatim• TOZZAU'S 00PAHUM at SAOCHAILATTJ) . the ward should be sird to *W the e mast of t4.lsillitt.—ComMie sad seheleam, m e d i u m m a b r a free libraries end ruins/ 100111 M la the Oty the Court of teue s i..,, b at th . a . am a s anis mud awl& sa g : Common Colima, and the meeting was then adjourned for a r -° "• ...Behr Telma saws, seigarble essisetaesse. the purpose of obtaining the opinion of the Attorney " >s i" , Thka Ise vtadollal tam vabeebb ibetafeetk Ceased. A. vote of thanks was thee paned to the ray. sesta pestsets Imo. noes. by laaesslag. to ha ta”lllia, all eheieutee , nod the meeting broke the mewls, prperties. This megerallea hem bus asemed by tLe ana y sas , m atktak ow , 16... t u n .' The Syrtis lird of eoterday sap is Yam east the later me Lemke bospitaM aft. ht. " Last night a private telegram reached Glasgow subetem ✓ Gay e. sail st liarthelemsWa water the we el Wily to the following e ff ect :—• Copenhagen advice* of the Lion 1. •laaJ. aad Limos Clerk. " Leant. - Nor- I and 29th Wiest have beep received, dating that the Gosobsad 19. 1%&:, Tr e copsh:se, which Is la form el • pretty Ptak steamer reports that the steamship Edutbh was maid to teme .. Neat ewe a cure ha shwa filYs• *Rho , ts molt or be e that she had arrived at th e• .of drew. teo otosalse. es. ay :Ave by pest, la 2d.. at no rth poses. Of •. .11 4j, • n „,.. th , t. • s 2. war, with her (logien broken. We give this walkout vouch • Imei.t.a. tarts ; sad all Ms wet impalas& ehesaleM. tog for its acesracy. ' DK BELLOC'S LOZENOFS and POWDIR, se iesileal Vsptsbie ltarreal, spgrovvil of ly Itho gorial Academy of liodicioe ra-ts. tot the can of an I Coutlpotivn. o: l* :e NrrvoooDlomos of tak i = Yid Istrafots. Im‘s of 1 fii bottle of WiP. 7 .4or.—Goompal Depot. 0. JOZZAIJ, Cliontok mi. Has t. gawks. BreliAN'S DOMESTIC -LA , PATENT StOAILCOATED VEGETABLE PILLS: • I Inman,* tor vet= 2 : .... beneele. pore/log n‘ong Otaated belies sad eaniplalata rhea exe:Lsee, gent. seerbeitk eselleeeen. La Vegetable wan (nation% for eradleaties an akin eruption, a . nos ) taker., . pirated Vegetable Emotes. I = ▪ it dren_dtun. rof nature" f- , r the ddi. ate, debUlleied. ,1 hoih eexe•, eff,tually curing eityr•rion of sputa. Inn.. Intl, Off %MMUS, ottbertag nt Out system. conch', te.. sod all ebe t...uptali.t.s, the result. Ati.uag trent • oru moi exposure to Go extremes of einuate, Imparting • 1. .d:tol xed aesx alloohn.: at or. , 0 I W. Woe of M. to an, ( ern rt..yr.l nod more 1.4.f0rt AMermAn 3444144001, tl P. at neflolhodl. within the firt , :tion the light Bro. the Cowl Mayor of London. Sold Becton sod Oe., palest 's". !S, N, • o.str,c, toluetletreet. W., led an chemists La 14 .:.amiewantry Alb ;or bee, IL led., he lid , and Ile.; Int:went, per pot, le. Ild. and O. ed. : linesto ea. Oa, entaintret four non that gasegtp. We A 6, eta . harriard.• st•eet : 7. Saari 150. thlordietrset ; 11..agay, A, tube. street latter, 1 eirelrid• • 414 .PPP. gins Willman •:reed, InnJegbOdep: B. Hoyden, 3, Gnaw alien be . hold. to, homed. ga. Be Zstrbas re se Pell bee to wee of ail yields, awl Neirass44. inotalialag teooedke lot weary Orem Fir OTAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT 77011.—nw MD d O. pails le moo* ;abetted. le malas Or IMMO= le nowt Or L =_Poldwll 4 1 • 111 wil GI Ns wag ibgeg alskilemowls. *WAIL W Ow. ; Owollo sad : Iterdaa awl Ow 111:101CLITS BIRINADZEIL . tit haw's- J.. PlraaNO.-11101Y pie at IL Orollo, We ara r y a rroirlos la A, orA 1r lksrlbr or We bus le MI 6.--0. moans. IVATIONAL ASSEMBLY n o Ga r HIGH 1.• HOLMAN —The above =and =re BALL 100.11, with Its various raw MN he Ss SUM, Mr ress=issortike. imiloppowormin bow sualonoll Ms lia mei tridloomb• sod =millsowse fit Ow ssellrepolla Mt. ILL Ilisbu's eft lbssi podows Was aiselkas Inn ininsit• opirm imil Ur lONS aml iribilimile Tam lift-. 41111111 opal' 41 Milk Aftliiiiik 11. TEM LONDON PAVILION, Tiabonwatrest, —lt pea Tsai to wogs yibbert maim p M 11• 1 11M eL I PATIIJON, rat Num bassitas. Poi rboa CONCUT. Adausin (by settulmell MEN OlL— hottlag Albryb M eilltdes. F RIINOR VINIYARD ASSOCIATION, Ilseadlll7. ST 10M101 CaLar= =Yard . lia pit de. Pat Ille 4860. ism eft lva . WPM= CIAIIPAGM. Ills. sod AIL 711 SIRS Pe Ihe aim sons est efts 88a sad 40a ~ 1012. quality And m m at yudelv af Ur llama winos at hews. Mai sad anima§ k no ARM EAST INDIA PALE ALE. The " 0-b-r"..r.zaaragragsb BARLOW'S ULF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vosiloiroValood. Nome, lot lmoorsoarotno. taIA. smuovra PAIWT CAM ITAXD.—Ifo wale or oollooss diturbsd fa *Wag; will ropy Ito coot • lindroll /Ad. To malt orb o at = sioo. 'Moo trout L. AUTOMATON Clira waid a g aillt—Worroated to maw oao toad cools Pl. PM'. MOO Mgrooloip grotto. sAiwirs 110111 MIAS root a Wp m = wait nal fit, foal me km of swim jam Mk WII POLIO MUJIMI.--114 as r =Mod to cook UMINI la Moo fr., To., Ilk N.& direct to itAAIOW. M. Log WlMam• Wreak farialor uI potoMma boo Oat 110 row aM Ma sls co ovum oftlolo coi oases aro swims ladtattom—lolokildad aPECIAL ANNOUNCZYZNT.—On MORAY the IS et Nevemher the NW BRANCH Liffasmatirr of 1. mous and KIN, at the mum of TWITZNRAH-00IIIIS-ROAD and ZINITORROAD, wth be OPINED with ea to mites and =Avenel ROM of READY MADE CLOTHING, KAM 11011IRRY, BOOTS end SHONA dic., for adulu and Juveniles of ma Mum X HUM end SON hie medeinvered le maim thie IMaltheis• meat worthy, In every remieet, el the wend mimes they have attained the whillsois nnd ri Isom of as mars Dolls . and. lorkilig * weird Ilsolo MOs petilk for the memos ermenet sod sessereporat MOW, Warded than. they resyeelkill mien a emilmemese et lbe Every department Ye taniubsd with n =Only new stock ut the as lieldwealds sad meresabie goods. The BidirOXl TAILOBING DIPAiTMANT has been imp. Assortnimet of the latest, Home and Foreign eimbined with dinsbnity of material and wart. esallme to be the twominest characteristic et the Wm. Tbs ailabliamort akar be viewed at.il Urns daring tininess bows. gunboat special Invitation. & MOM gox, munurt TALLOW WOOL= MUM& BATTERS, _mom HOOT M s Fliol YAM sal GINIRAL 'UT TITTMIL Leas flown—DlEM d =Kann red ALDO...TX NNW 011U&D4511111T, mow of Harl4lrest : 002.14Z1L cd Taillnr-IOAD mid lIVISTON-11011D. Oisatry linembe—li sad 110, Thoratoes,bolldisp. Ilitagresmakinalkinl. Toelmhbe N. Fugate, Thealeld. ISTAI&EIRMITTB,ve CLOUD !VW' MU* Y ITU- VOTICZ.--lbe Genuine sad Or igi beerellie nal BONDS .111 maws= immure INI Adines sa the larAL-11*. lawassis. West imillgeld, eft. [TWOPENC CONSPIRACY TO DEMAND A LOAN SOCIETY. The Manchester city magistrates were occupied on Wednesday in heating a cam of some importance, which had been three times remanded, and in which three men We". phi/pally the prosecutor with forgery with intention to amused. The prosecutor was Mr..Benjemin Haoshall, ppaawnbroker and money leader, 140, Travis-serest, Amman., and the pnsoaen were Samuel Wood', John Beat, and Jerrold Young Lockman. Mr. Bent, who appeared for the prosecution, stated, on the first hearing, that two of the pri soners were charged with forging the names of other persons to a document for obtaining 61. from a loan society, and all . three had given false addresses. Samuel Woods bad applied for the loan giving his name as William Dalgish, of 40, Watson - stree t; whereas be lived in Mayor-street, Newton. Dickman signed his nem/ as William Gibson, 17, Richmond-street, Ardwiek ; whereas his name was Jerrold Young Lockman, of Great Jackal-- street, Holme. John Beech had signed his own name, but represented his residence at 56, Byrom -street ; whereas be lived at 94, .Flest-strest. Sergeant Hatton stated that he was sent for to the 'bop of the prosecutor on the 14th of October, and saw the pri soners there ; they had then signed their names and ad dresses on the 51. promiasory note, which was handed to wittier, and Mr. Henaball placed Si. upon the counter. Seeing witness, none of the prisoners would take up the money. Witneee then asked Lockman if be was William Gibson, butler, of Richmond-street, Ardwick. He replied that he was. 'Woods, on being asked if he was biggish, and lived at the pla i c: stated, medial that be was ; said he Iljed.. lams: the William Gibson he represented, as the latter wan in Scotland with his reader. Lookmaa (who is a young man) then mid his name was Lockman, and be lived in Great isthmus-street, that he had been led into the affair by the ether two . The prisoner Beech seised witness by the throat, tad endeavoured to get the note from him. Woods also made some attempt, but they did net emceed. All three were then taken into custody. Evidence was given of the names end residences being false. At the b yesterday Mr. Bent again appeared for the prosecutor • Mr. Ynuicui Robinson defended Lockman and Woods, sai d Mr. Ambler appeared for Beech. Mr. Bent said he had present William Gibson, from Scot land, who would prove that he had not given authority to Lachman to sign his male to the document. The eerie was of great importance in this community, and particularly to the societies who lend money, and to private gentlemen who entrusted their money for loan to other parties. One of the parties (Woods) had applied for money as principal, and the others offered themKelves as sureties, for the loan of Si. Two of them had signed wrong names, and all of them wrong addressee ' • and they confessed that they were not the permits they bad represented themselves to be. Several of the witnesses were called, and repeated the evidence previously given. William Didgish (whose name the prisoner Woods had signed) stated that he never gave Wood', or anybody else, authority to sign his name to the note in question. Mrs. Valgiah deposed that John Woods had applied to her, asking whether his brother (the prisoner Samuel Woods) might use her husband's name to a bill of sf. Thinking there wean° harm in it, she gave her consent, but her hue• band did not know of it. William Gibson , butler, Ardwick, stated that he neva vs authority for his name to be signed by Jerrold Young but his wife had dome. He knew John Woods, sad about six months ago bad a conversation with him, • and stated that be should be willing to be bound for him. Mn. Gibson beard the conversation at the time, and had he (witness) been at home when Woods applied he should have gives his consent. Mrs. Gibson stated that she assented to Lockman using her husband's name as surety for Woods. Mr. lienshall, the prosecutor, stated how he became aware of the attempt to impose upon him, and war cross examined by Mr. Robinson as follows:—Now, of whom ' did the loan society consist? Witmer -I have answered that question before. Mr. Robinson—According to this application paper you call yourself the " Anoosts Loan Company: office, 140, Trsvie-stress, Anoosta. Capital unlimited; enrolled." Now, of whom does the company consist? Witness—lt conger of myself. Mr. Robinson—ls it enrolled? MiThure RELICT LIBRARY.—Flash ieriftr to is riga Rally of ewes every resew* wart lw RiNeg7i 's WM.& OMR Ireved. Tbe beet weeks of religion, Thisaisrts. ort tad Mee are also added as trus as tab. scribers saw melee *ea Tim surplus copies are ty sold, after eireulsalen, at pail, reduced prices f, r comb Revised U.S. ere a. ready, sad ma be obtained tie appilcation.--CHARLIN INWARD NUNN, New Oxfordetreet. Loudon: Creeaetrecit, l i Nisitaboriair: aN Nowdreel, llraoeLsa Witness—No ; it is not enrolled, but when these papers were printed I intended to enrol it, but I altered my mind. Mr. Robisson--Enrolled societies possess some facilities which unshelled societies do not" Witness--Yes; for recovering money, bat not for lend it. Mr. Robinson submitted that a charge of forgery had not been made out, the prisoners having obtained authority for signing the names. Mr. Ellison said the prisoners must be committed for trial for oompiracy, and added : Howler s person is justified who holds himself out as a society, and attempts to defraud the public, is another thing, but we must send the prisoners to trial for the conspiracy. With regard to one man holding himself out as a society poisoning unlimited capital, lan guage can scarcely be too severe with which to stigmatise i ' such conduct : it s a piece of unmitigated sconndrelism. Mr. Bent—l am sorry to hear that said. There are many cases in Manchester of one person being represented as a company, and legally so, and my client is a respectable man. Mr. Ellon—l beg you will my no more, or I shall be still more severe. ii, : i • 1 a :•it,"ll . S PAPER I" P r - .' .- seN -•__ _ f • !az. 0:,,k. i 4 1 i i r V .:i IriGliii itidairgaa o a ad. e t ~.. .t. d - 1 1 1 ; : ~...„.... ..........„ ..„ \...... , ‘!`::: % • ssau il i. . . • ---_---___ --rk,L,_ ••....,, ,L) [TWOPE- - --I wk . " 'r'o DEFRAUD A LOAN SOCIb --- .6..- - " egietrates were occupied l ' 1 .. ........ '"'e importance, rt4i X ' ree ve me h il ' WM., fat ..._ • -centi T 1 i pi . ..1 —Alan .... "-•L ..._ al ... ioar— '4. h f i t 1 w _ i i ‘lcame. - -.4. ' that t... heir ' " wadi „, -- -.3 tn.. i -14 ! . 1 t 114 — arsianat until Saturday ease, when Dustpan ilra - saZal amill 11 ledeck. A PEARL -LIKE WHITENESS of the TM lIIJJZST O07{!, sad TRAGICAL?. f ar by tM sot of ROWLANDS ODONTO. or Peed Death." • skins powder soapwort of the cliolor• ant sod seimehe =ts the 064 . 14 WW I ecGrILIAN ee between to the Ileac 0•4 morn a pearl- Like wtt11••••• to tbe Iss smiriled surtsse. mule the to:raw program or dishy Willie asd totem • bort a telt t o u t i th• q = a zr . ... b...u, jr•rfirware 111 ‘ 1 7 iossohal to it• p•••••••r. OYey Moe Is la yr bor. usattaa—Tb• words •• Rovilsods Gicolo," aa. aro ea Ur 1664 red "A. RoolAod sad So•A 10, Sates •••••1 alitio. by bold by thmt. sad dr =tee pereompeB••• WIDDDTG mad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. I. 110DIU(101111. ill. 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Bedew M . 11Merts Vatiorm— Teats and lilindes oesnested whh the reessrce be amain esti Antimony . with Ilmouselens he s MMUS art ftenWss them Pobone from orients listber—lteselle Plmdmfeml Ohlllloll/1 hmesUgatice sad Aysilestisme Is the Ayt•—Os Pewskiehe Amami' w Pleshe am/ Veseeehle Onblimme—Now Ohba of hp =he Time NOttew—Tbe Comas of Chile st Paimmins by Ammie—shipmese lbw wows Artleino—ANesed Mesa ash of Amato, Se.. *e. lames 1.. ihrees4 erstem say be bed he bonnie, is well se the gmeethis volumes mire ihr. ed. sad : Jam Clisechill, New Burtimrton-strest iteeteehms W Same" Ifilbibersb : end Muslin end Co.. Dalin& Jen pabildisd, pries la,peat-tree in an envelops for 1! stamps, A MEDICAL ESSAY ou the CAUSE sad .rs. CURE ot PLINATITRZ DECLINE, with pk directions per period restoration to heath sad vigour, heists the result el twesep-ilve years' enceeestal practice is the teeelmat at Psi pm*, term of nervosa disease, whirls tends to enellitlir and shorten Ws. By Dr. J. L crank 16. ATheisarlwalinet, &W. Inedoe, you by plum 31), Conklin . [eat end Co., !3, Eatersoster-row THE CONF7CT MULLINS AND THE IRISH PLUS. The Dublin newspapers have denied that the convicted murderer was ever connected with the Irish polies, but their denial is illogical, inannuch as they um the generic term "police," where they ought to use the subalternate term " constabulary." Of that body he was never a member, but he was at one time in the Dublin police force. His father was au Irishman settled in Man chester, where his unfortunate son was born. rpm the ertablishment of the borough police force there young Mullins joined it, and in course of time was promoted to the rank of sergeant, and being considered as an active and intelligent officer he was recommended to the Dublin Police Oommiseioners m a man likely to be of service to them iv moulding the Dublin police upon the English model, as in operation in the metropolis, Birmingham, Manchester, and other large towns, and the commissioners accepting ser vices, he was trailderred from Manchester to Dublin, and raised from the rusk of sergeant to that of inspector, and attached to the College-street division. He was • rigid disciplinarian , and by no means • favourite I with the sergeants and sub-constables, among whom he established a system of espionage, so that it warn s imp tilde for one of them even to indu lgei in the Injury of a pipe without his coming to hear of it. In course of time be went. further, and with that spirit of treachery and hoarder cruelty which led him to lay for the man Emmet the trap into which he himself has fallen, he employed agents as propagandists of ribboniem, and who, so soon as their dupes were regularly immeshed, placed the 000stabu lacy upon their track, and bad them arrested, tried, and transported. .The active officer, Mullins, was alway s the ant to scent out the mining s itting of • Abbot lodge, and to forward the intelligence to the constabulary of the dis trict, alleging that on searching a prisoner he bad found papers which led him to believe that • lodge was about to meet at some particular ahebeen house there, and thin he came in for • share in the reward paid for the apprehension and conviction of Ribbournea. This continued for some time, but at length a man, named Flint, • sergeant in the Dublin police belonging to the Donnybrook station, having I been degraded through the instrumentality of Mullins, made • complete exposure of his conduct, upon which he had to fly from Dublin. This is the true history of his connexion with the Irish police. THE COXING "FIFTH OF NOVENBER.."—HE by the act of parliament, pealed at the end of the last session, concerning the maki sale, and use of fireworks, the peealties were greatly increased, it may perhaps act as • awful caution to Mate " that any person selling or offerinl for sale any fireworks without license for that selling any faeweeks to any person apparenh7M and selling years of w, shall far every such offence forfeit any stun not exceeding 51. ; and if any person discharge or melt in discharging any squib, serpent,okrocket, or other firework, in any thoroughfare or public place r he shall for every each offence forfeit may sum not exaseding 51." By the mum act one of her Afrikety's principallemeteriee of State "may ap-- point a person to inspect and examine any mill, magazine, ha. in which gunpowder, fi reworks, Arc., ere manufacture d or keo, or !apposed to be manufactured or kept, such in spector harming power to enter sad inspect any such place at all reasonable times in the daytime without previous noir* the owner of the Owe to furnish the means neces sary for doing so," and the penalty for rofusing to afford each means or obstructing the inspector v for every such offence 51. — ititaN 7 aa Caostwatz.—la "The Treasury of Wit," by John Pinkerton, F.&A. (published under the fictitious name of H. Bennet, !CAA: London, 1786, vol. ii. p. 149, Is given the followiog seeedebe of Oliver Cromwell, which do not find to be sawed by say of the Glasgow historians, nor recorded of him by by numerous biographers, so tar ail I have observed, and perhaps some of the readers of" N. and Q." may know the authority from w hi c h Mr. Pinkerton had it :—" Oliver Cromwell, while carrying on war in Scotland, was riding nesr Glaogow at the head of a body of hone ; a Scotch soldier, planted on an high will, took the opportunity to fin at him, but missed hem. Oliver, with out slackening or drawing his rein, turned round end said. ' Fellow, If say Snooper ol mine bad mimed web • mark he should have4sed en hundred lashes.' He did not even order the man to be seised, and he made his escape." This, remarks Xx., P., was a rare example of true courage. G.N. —From Ircitia 0114 Queries. A large body of workmen have commenced the new fortifications between flionce Point and the Needles, in the Isle of Wight. The cost of these fortifications is ' estimated at 169,000!. LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1860. DRAMA. Mr. H. Craven is the author of a very pretty little two-ect drams, prodnosd with great amen at the &rend Theatre on Wabash" evening. Betio-amnia in its viol, Semen* in its disking, mid shrewdly illestastive if alsiseter, this plies is likely to prove thoroughly Mine ties, and fully deserved the applause with which it ones pedal. The title is the Poetboy, so called after the principal chamber, Joe Sputa (Mr. 3. Rogers), • super• enameled roadster, whose pretty:granddaughter, Manta (Kin Oliver), has been wood by Mr. /bailey (Mr. Parsalle), son of Sir John Bingley, • baronet of ancient family sod great hauteur. Bingley is married to Mans, but their union is kept secret for fear of the anger of Sir John, and the young lady lives in • secluded house at Norwood, where she is supposed by ter neighbours and servants to be Siugley's tonneau. Her grandfather, who comes to visit her, shares this minks, and is plunged into the deepest morrow at what be considers his granddiegliter's unfortunate position, and the old masts egany,is increased when Mr. Bingley, finding that Sir John bra found out his retreat, and frightened at the theme of being disinherited, denies hie marriage. the essand act we Sad Maria, sepassted from her hus band, mid engaged as • profeenional vocalist, makes the asormasimeom of • Wei Whitton, who is very much wished Mr John to marry his sou. Te this lady, Maria, released UMW portion.. Ifim - Wharton interesdes, Mr. Illsigley owns his wife, and Sins John, who is by no memo dad, forgives and receives them both. 'pie weight at this little piece falls on Mr. James Room who sets In the most artistic and admirable manner. The quaint walk of the old postboy, his idiomatic phrases, his henget, genuine emotion, are rendered with perfect truth and nature. Mr. Rosen has taken very higibground by this impersonation. *tV4L pip 'amyl ArilMawr, Nov. 1. —Paottorfoire AND Ar rounialms Wooer J. Hood, promoted to the mak of ialliksor. ood iu mEtted to the Atha, for charge of the ateolhage el the Te d B. Y. Mier to the Impregnable. Lientlemente—A. A. to the Centurion • A. wa llow to the Firebrand ;W. (Whist; and H. ilainiond, is the Obeerbdia. NIA*. O. Gum, to the Charybdis. add ingtaesee—J. Chureher, to the Emerald ; and V. L berte the Cara land, for charge of the =chi- Ill 7l‘ct imkr Ainse. E. J. Giles, to the CbAr.' oyal chle J. to the Pont* Traff to the Albert ; Hewett, and .Z.J. B. Von Deasy, tie Charybdis. Marcus L Bridger is nominated to a naval cedelddp. WOOLWICH. NW. 1. The loyal Commission appointed to investigate and revert as to the several government dodges& Woolwke yesteday, and costarred with Cosamodars.V pesialesdent the Hoe. J. It. Drummond. It is expected that the eammismosimi will hold their first sitting mid olumikuklon sr Woolwich Dockyard on Monday next, but the prooesdings will be MAW/ aelect. TIM CANT AT COLCZNlTlR.—Yeaterilly the amp mad al We recap wee tremlarred from liejereeserel Wood (wire rraiveterrether appointment tLaLitorrel THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.. LOED EMPIILD AND TO VOLIINTIZR RIMS 00Are MOVINIDIT.—Lard En&ld, ILP., who ha. evidenced the sympathy he has with the Volunteer Bide Corps move ment a the bill he introduced and carried last session for tesibileilec the parebaris ar hem of rile maim ground; has esensted to asent the' sued Is lienessat mason d the 11th Neve Middlesex Rilles,a circumstance whisk has given the pond amount of sanfastiem Cal Wedsmilay eveams, at the conclusion of the MD, a most intermits" and exisitlag some took place at the Besestfr park limas* in relmesse le On even. The whole et the effective' who had beimons espied in battalion drill en the Luidthe coa at the new drill ground in niilig , ton-rosd, and at &Um' the Valry-ball,rere ''raked into theSidion School at the /3areackni and wry fanned into mean, between 300 and 400 being premat, as well as all the award mooed enema, eta., Oneida Rem, the captain oommeadni i °anise Orsoartn Gone, sod Ibbsteon Liniments. limarcas, illimaima, sod T. Porter ; &Ape Onightee. G. Pater, Merle ; Mr. C. Greene, the mom tory sal fond* eelthe carp, dn. Caplan UN said ho had iessommi times tagether to ormisuoi oats he ton the attidsammt of ma eldest which it bad loon less hid &ire to on eammensested, mod whin was the selesden fit sum paliame el hishensiling. amnion with to tots the 'summand of the 29th as Its Hs bed the *mum of informing them that be had bed the bemoan al am interview that day with Usstennbediessi Thecae the amber for ~.i rlai el e in ving mside ati t a z et tbsiah l4l „ Mu ir Lied 171ill ' Ir ' Ildi now bora l , e that be had en. meted 1p take Um annul, "bond It be the et the erns tint he skald as um Ile could amen nem that beet whit he lad sees aid bra Innis bed heed id Len prod beaked Ore be wee e goelleziut when nhb Is, V. i t j tß 4 la t il a t u S . love the el Woleseiky ISA. at f l a Y. la nd istrodnettes asp al tisk sod he Magleti that there would be • fell ravr6ar limb swim reneeheers wasp Lad tisk elan foe °Wan Roes, and cheer' tor the et the ors*: and the mom wen The k Nov nuertel-eresoek to men* to church at a two o'clock on Sunday shames next, is expected to be very strong. UTZ SUIRIT VoLllNTemth—The members of this one, number* wady 100, were sumptuously regaled at Warplesion Lodge, by W. Bovill, Fag.. 1.1. C., 111.P. ' cm Wednesday last. The cave preceded by their hand and under lb* command of Captain Gill, Lieutenant and /Woks 11(elyr.war, niareltal from GuildfartZ l ii arriviEihe , lodge were drawn up in line, sad ' wan • emir el evolutions in • most memoir peeneens al Lard Horsley awl %Ain= Shaw Ldevre, Mr. and Mn. Bevil, Gonad LIIMOSSO, (ptsin Chaplin, and a Lige party of ladies and piffillma. Shortly after two deka the valuation man late • beak erected on the gmand, where a bountiful of " the creature menforts " was set forth, end sli e 1 riflemen did ample to the The having been mid the balk 7 a t Quoin drunk, Mr. %di topecpaaeThe heath al Geptain Gill, the otiose, aonocmmiedoeed °Mons, and =lital the 13th Phoney Ride Corp.." He character volunteer movement as one in which the bast interests of this country were bound up. Nothing, be mid, could be se ridienksti as the supposition that these earpe were forma for aggressive purposee, or that they were mimed and festered by the government and the aristocracy of the acientry m order to detract the attention of the ppssoo-- pisfrem reform, as bad been dated by am el the at a pobtical meeting the other day. The remarks of the hoe. reember were received with mach enthusiasm, end theme having been even for the kind host sad hakes, the volunteen !aimed bane his* gratified with the day's promedings. NOFITZITTI Sintarr Rinse (Bo3ouou or LAN zon).-0a Wednesday lest the 7th cam y, ander the emmosed of Caplan Wadies, met at the Breathsm butts for ball practice, when several prime were awarded to the mere who chained the higheit number of paint.. 21. . Wea57.6481; by ,$. Private Lever ; the 4th, by y Private ; the ith, Sergeuit W. Mammedge ; the Bth, by Private N. Shaw •, Mk, by Onelised Dada the M. by Private Briggs. The mope were 100 and 9:10 This regiment now consists of 9 companies, its ci being greater than any other corps le the misty, sad !e fearessaisg. Time will he dring this day Wriday) at the Soreethem beds, to coninienee at 1 Ode& military time. Tau Loss or nu Ancrw. —The official inquiry into the lose of the Arctic, • Hull steamer, was yesterda t k e t4 Hull Polimmotrt before J. H. C' d Esq. a ' esiagiittt*, lad Clipkemfiroxis, seselor. lir. Dowd appeared oa behalf al the Baird el Trade. The owners, Moms. Wilson, and the master, Clap lain Bowes, were ie attoadanos. A Swami Dffvounin sr a Swat —While the Jens* front Quebec and Fernando Po, woe lying at the latter part, • seaman, named William Looney, • native of county Oak, mot cm shore for a few hears. Hewing missed the return boat, he script off his laciest end waist emit, tied them ug l i t his handkerchief, which he canted In his mouth, and p into the intending to mho to the ship whack lay t three ships' freer the sham He had been in the water but • few minutes before • large shark wee seen approaching. A cry was mind by the sem= an based, mid two pliant fellows j=sl ikto the bast sad mode every effort to extricate i from the awful fate which awaited him. Lermy "ll =l; MINI for life, straining every nave to eeape tram the measteir, whisk drew nearer and nearer may It was, however, all in vain ; the shark overtook t}.. esbeastad monms, and those on deck were boner "Ida* al wan • eempsatea swillowsd by the wasokit. The &Rieke at the peg /show WON beertrending. Isms BRIOADIL—Tho steamer Dee, which has beea sa ll zr la floelhemgdso deck for moo Was ohostmed ea Wilder te the = el a il i cliers who 1 1 seise laseadoiles for the from Havre to !Masi Mr. G. N. Cookery, the ship pro. Sion menthant, 66 Ilmelimpton, nestmd orders to put shoat 400 f. worth of prerrlions on board the Dee at • few hood notice, and she left Southampton docks early yester day morning. BOY Baworert is Paste.—The police having learned that another bead of had foe some time bees committing extensive de in shops in the neigh 4. boa:hood of th• Aria et ' sought them out, sod an Wednesday succeeded in ceptnnng the whole bind. Their robberies 'resisted of articles of clothing, groceries, pron. Sem and other things gweraffy exposed in open windows or at deers ; but ieed of tamp them by heed, like other Weser, Shay wed to get them by maim of sticks tipped' will am hen beak, siaftr to those used by Tog gatherers. What they stole they immediately sold, and lived on the The police ascertained that the whole Unit used reietp ds in • low lodging-home in the Pauboarg du Temple, A the rut* of only • see an hour.; but for this smell giant ii that in of beds they bed nothing but etzsm, =mt g reml of pillows may a thick rope extended from me end of the roam to the other near the wall. A Wiruiff Bows CZ —Au extraordinary occurrence has been brreedgated et ?reforest, Glamorpnallize. Twenty cie ego a pas elms married • aria named John wise lea ter to Frame and deserted her. 1 that her hothead had met with • !Mal mei admonlell • mos semed William 17 years ago, end a t the Dimly Ina, Trams*, where they sow ay.. =7War laserwmr, wee _ ate stead, 'bat bad serried swim sad Or s her aloe. Flailing that lie 1164,116 we e n tl a pad hadasse, he went to her house sad 11111erisi his t tit ram& there. This woe disputed, bat he woe iti go to bed is tho home. In tie mons , will h e fend deg ha &A am i ss! _ &te . peeing himilaseinse. t he *NA im sterPti wife, who had diSiWest hiss , made her effileariejaa:labl i her lamentation, ailiod to the interest of the y ramance.—OnotOry Adrerti•er. MR. COLLIER, M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. According to announcement Mr. Collier, M.P. for Plymouth, met the electors and or-electors of the borough at the Royal Hotel, on Wednesday evening. The time appointed for the meeting was eight o'clock, but Ware half .past seven large numbers converged to the As sembly-room, which was soon crowded in every part Shortly after eight o'clock Mr. Collier, accompanied by many members of his committee, entered the room, and with some dilloulty pressed through the crowd to the pint form, what Mr. I). DEASY was voted to the chair. Yr. Catlin{ (who was received with much applause) mad et ersiderable length. We give • portion of 11 eiissa He said—lt is not safe for Englishmen, eseidemil Is their insular position sad their wooden wa s he upon in fancied security, and to shut their eyes to what is going on on the contrast. Gen tlemen, we have on the other side of the Channel a powerful friend and ally, with whom we desire to be at peace, and who I hope desires to be at peace with us, but whose movements it is nevertheless our duty nat. rawly to watch. (Cheers.) It is Impossible for us to regard the great increase of his ravel old military preparations ss altogether peaceable, sot as blended as conveying some mance. Ido not pretend to scrutinies the mind of that unfathomable man. I know there are those who tell you precisely what he into dad to do. One says, Be intends to invade England." (Oh.) Another says, " He never had any intention of the sort." (Limiter.) I believe one of these gentlemen knows just as much se the other—that is to say that neither of theta knows anything about the matter, (Fresh laughter) Ido not choose to speculate upon this question at all. (Cheers.) The safety of this peat empire, and the in violability of our shores are not to be matters of specu. lair. The sanctity of our hearths and homes are not to tinupon the esprit:ref a foreign despot. (Loud cheers.) t:lee hitherto been accustomed to plain our coohdeoco in our men-of.war, but if, as some suppose, stone walls ar, necessary for our protection, let us not spare expense*: reit dories ourselves secure against any contingency which might arise. If we look at the struggle for liberty now carrying on in Italy, 1 am sure it is a struggle in whkh we cannot fail to exhibit the deepen Garibaldi' ham done, and still is doing, • great k. lie , overthrown a tyranuical and ilirpo isi tm d , sad him pod in far procuring freedom fee a long enlleing i - eed soble-minded people. The N eaulalekally. we their liberty to Osribaldi. It was too etemen ars.. le attribute all great remits to general cram red se them as the effect of climate or the tenderise d speak age, and to disparage individuel effort, but the metrement der the liberation of the Neapolitans from the yob el their wee to be attributed to Ganlishil, end I. him = . .4r if the great Liberator had he.. shot in the war between France and Mottle Let or s Owe tan be so doubt that thepeople of the Tee Win temeld at this moment have still been prommies liewiti the weight of Bourbon injustice. Had it eel bleu for Garibaldi that enterprise would serer have hen wiholeims. The days of tree heroism hod eel yob pond ; he emotes courage, peristimmt, red ppmessedly le as utter absence of selfish ness. ((Meese.) I iris sot serprieed at the difference shirk woes bete's' lir and the minister. The set of Cavour in the country of his fathers oaf mfr load of hie to • fasstga despot could not he oppirsed O. be thet Yetesee the act of Ores inn bnpolitie esti neut. The Pveseb Emperor bad pied a few berm of the Alps, with the glaciers r s si i =se of Most Mine. But his lose would by fax his pin, for he had lost the confidence of the = l and Ids moral lees would be greater thee the plc. Caveat?' surrender of Savoy and Nice, however„ weea matter of dire necessity. France had rebindlbedinis in repelling the aggresses of Austria, end the relinquishing of theme promises to ?lane was the price demanded fur her help. I do sot believe that Grout was actuated by any sinister end it be gratifying to see that the difference oasidep between Garibaldi and the count have beim meimehip settled, and now the great general, the dim iislimmaa ri onm =itbre ot King are united us the east :rum the of the people of Daly. Ciro Gaeta ate witnessing the d • throes of a corrupt sod end the longdeeieed liberty to the Italians le ap proaching a reality. Every lover of liberty will that the people are at last about to be united under site , and posed by a fres constitution, for which they have so long eaglet in rain. But in the way of the attainment of UM object stands one greet obstacle—the Pops. In speak. of ths Pope in his spiritual capacity, I shall allow 'Waft to weeps me which would in any way give offence to my Roman catholic countrymen, but ae a temporal sovereign, he is one of the worst in the world. And his Holiness is not the only obstacle in the way of the consummation of Italian independence. Another error is the Emperor of Austria, who may be said to leers ' nothiny, nor forget nothing. The tyranny awaked by this despotic power is fully exemplified in the conditre exhibited by the writhing province of Veortia. Wherever the Austrian dominion is known, it is hated and teased. I recently travelled from Milan to Venice, and on my way I purchased • publication which may be designated an the Firmware Punch, although it was produced in n very inferior style to the Punch published in our counire. In thie publication were numerous caricatures mod bur lesques upon the King of Sardinia, the Swam of Austria, and others. A gentleman with whom 1 sat in the railway carriage said to me, " You rarely' are not about to take that into Austria'." "I am," I aid ; " why sat Without further remonstrance, he seized the paper, and threw it out of the window. When I afterwards arrived in Venice 1 discovered that it had been a foresees circumstance I was not allowed to bring it with me Seto Venice, for if it had been found upon me I should certainly have been arrested. My wife and I received • summer to appear within 24 hours before the chief of the police, under peualty of severe punishment. I =lipase their object might have been to ascertain whether either of as was °tribal& in disguise. I am led to the conclusion that Austria will not relinquish Venice without a struggle, and it is not improbable that its situation formed one of the subjects of the late Warsaw conference, for the sovereigns assernbled there were by no mere favourable to the cause of liberty. Whatever may be the result of the Italian war, the policy of England suet be one of coo-intervention, but al we cannot give our material assistance, the . sympethy el England is with them, and the public opinion of ids country has great weight in the councils of Europe. POW opinion has become • peat power in Europe, est the NOM of the sympathy of the people of Eogiand will prime • great effect upon those sow struggling for freebie in the plains of Italy. I feel nee you all concur in the view mar elated by Lord Palmerston, that although we were not in • position to render thorn any eubstanthd aid, the full extent of our mood assistance was at their terrier. That! believe to be the opinion of both liberals and conservatives. A liberal end constitutional government is congaed to the Anglo-9ozoe nee, and to Piedmont, but it is to the =L eonel lot...reels of mankind that constitutiosal gorersarent should extend. The war now being carried on in Italy is not one of those replete with anarchy which &innerly frightened monarchs from their protriety, but ft is the heroic heating of • nation for their incontestable rights of which they had bees so lose sad as justly deprived. (The boo. member resumed his seat amid loud and most enthu sinatk cheers.) RrPRESMITATION OF WNW SCINIEX. —A requisition is is course of signature to Major Bertlelot, Dos of Yr. Bartlslot, of &opbam•psrk, near Pulborougb, of an old Sussex bulgy. He is described as a "liberal constrrisirs." 'lle major c( =masa! the 2nd Battaliois of Sussex Volga ' teen, and is vary popular in tha usighbourbood. (Stamped, id. Additional.) alurraH LYING-IN HOSPITAL, INDELLSTASET. The half-yearly general court of governors warn held yesterday, at the . hospital ; J. R. Yam Seq., pre siding. Dr. Henry Dames, Dr. Jobs Clarke, Dr. Grady Hewitt, and Mama. T. A. atone. Edward Ward, and Ben jamin Mayhem were also present. The thuarsuir re Ved that during the lost halfiser 151 intimate bid the bene fi ts ofthe charity, mid out of that greet e ra not one case of morality had messed. This favourable result was attributable mainly to the tare and Meat= of the medical officers, whose labours, wholly unrequited, were always available by night or by day. They were indebted la a gnat degree to the services of the matron, and, la bob, the efficiency of the institution au doe petenally to the officers in whom the clarity had saver Ws same easemefal then at the prams Man. The to d e vie year lad exceeded the inoDme, the bevies berm as much as 3811. ; eoesequently, allboallh' IC had been e st i ter than duringnny peseleat par, lad been • te NU out WM. of els* te way 1111 operate= the kespelak which it had bun Assad= es vawielterilmit is to the daidasey a/ Bads. It Ina, leovarree, to know thud this sum, which lad been drawn from the reserve, hal been more than males . by a legacy of 5001., which bed fallen in during the -Tsar. The total expeedrbire el the Lama had bum AL 3d., sod the receipts, ,eh ell e at i.u lsgaey .y. „ . llllllll. atist p lit imi llek e the v: avadable sty, Bd., in oddities to the Iffi sb l a the Men WU& 11 VS/ very datrable *samaiLli b== "ll.ll. te May . had • et of BIM. te mese, that would be 'repaid& The leadtal was mated IV with the IR erg regard ecolognh ow" 10 1 60 earn' f. of the patients, who were suppEad the medical officers considered neeemary. A. those pre sent would observe, the furniture sod appoiennerns of the boardroom sod Mikes were of the simplest and most primitive kind—(a deal bible, a few plain chairs, and an inkstand, were the whole of the furniture). The accounts were audited every month, and every bill and every account was strictly examined before it wm paid. After appealing for greater support for so neeful and de serving a charity, la oraeluded by submitting the names of Yr. P. Hoare and Mr. E. R. Hoare, bankers, of Flea Mr. Edward Ward (who had been one of the most= contributors to the institution), and Dr. John Clarke, as the trustees, and a resolution appointing them was put and carried. The CHAINIAN thes propmed that Mr. Benjamin Brook's, who had been the inivitase surgeon to the institution for IS years, be appointed Called the governors, which was also weed to The se.Lse Of the viably board were then reappointed, said the pairessamp Imesiented. TOM SLIMS IN 27101111 LL The renowned pugilistic champion is at present on a visit to Walsall, in connexion with Meese. Howes and Cushipfs areas. Though the first exhibition of the chm:mdes, as Tuesday, passed off pleasantly enough, the was attended by proceedings of a decidedly anti ma fia character, which could not have conduced to the meow of the undertaking. During the afternoon, and Sitar the first " show, " Sayers anomated with his friends, paiskkg with the m—moderstely, of course—of the jovial glass," and when the time came for him to repair to the cirrus, be was accompanied not only by his immediate friends but by • vast crowd of indescriballis. In the man ias, the rush to the doors had been peat, and the large ewes beneath the moves was crowded to excess It was in fin that the money-takers refused mousy ; in vain that geolith mem lid that there win no room inside. threstensd to farce their way in without paying if i ntosey the net Saba in the real way. The natural thethil et this ads et thigh was disepeous confusion, in width jostling, shoes, threats, and •II the rest of the con andtant manifestations of thethathre were displayed. The Mg when the hones wine to run wee broken into and almost Med up; many pawns who could left the place; and their 1110•1111 was immediately returned; the perform. amass =old not go as, and chaos seemed to bare come wan. At Loath the time came for the peat treat of the evaning 7 ths liming. Bat, to l the Champion sad his aompthea amid ma get into the ring on feet, and so Sayers was asathissi en • steed, before which the crowd, to • mall g am way, and there was just room enough left for at% ping." This was of comes received, by those who could se*, with expressions of satishotioa, while dense. who TM lees favourably situated were heard to =armor diniontentaffly, as they naturally would. The boxing Wog over, en attempt was made to proceed with the other part ol the progra ma, but when it came to the " coma maks" it was found impassible to go on. This ap = furnish an excuse to the vast audience to amuse as test they might, and accordingly some boys wansansad aff•Willi the sawdust about. Th u was fol lowed* other matecial of a more pouderous nature being buried to and ho, sad amid threats of ripping up the loth the Pawn round the chandelier were smashed, ' and the fittings were otherwise injured. In the meantime, derpont Wood, who, in the &tomato of Mr. Superintendent Oaten was in charge of the police, was ocenrounicated with, and be at once went to the scene with • number of oonsta bids ender him. The first duty of these functionaries was to mad to his hotel the gallant Tom, for the crowd so pressed upon him, and there were such strange 'indoor:km need, that but for the police he would scarcely hays been able to reach there. While walking along the bridge towards the George, a brick or stone struck him on the back at the nosh, fortunately without hurting him. Hs was by some one in the crowd to give up s o= which it was alleged he had unlawfully kept. nth shags be remellatal, saying that he would son to Ash& any one's Nib= unlawfully. When heath Way within deers, the path relented to the than, and than Air mod win mile. violent deenceitaetione, and isidamaing am intention to destroy the astablial emont. The rib., however, about fourteen in munber, isnaged the to ot zet ate:L e to th z7train timio, but 46114 11118 mar do assealtedied wn •d skid toniZdt r , fir .o 4 - ped tamper and forbearance , serious con- EllE: the hiertleelliedhattree earned. Even c tallz= Ire. MDIy ondaing=r s eith hisli7ndi, W ° F d tai w am. Fteall er r eie w el as th Y rring ed in tli P s ° ; l o in" OW NON awes sir grudge against Sayers, and tbeit en Ili theme= of Too* it was talked of in • some , what amilles toms. It was, indeed, said that but for the frPelios he would have had • sha we me of • " jacketing " before be left **town. As far as can understand, no blame can be atheeked to Means. Howes and Cushing. or their servants. They did all they could to prevent the place being ever crowded, and willingly returned the money to those who came out bemuse unside to see.—Birthagisane Deily Post. - ?Hs MURDER OP ALDERMAN SHEEHY. An investigation ordered by government into the edresentences of this truly awful murder has been going on for the lest few days at Tells. It is conducted by Yr. O'Hara, RA., who is assisted by the county inspector of police, the sub-inspector, Yr. O'Dell , who from the com mencement hes bees exceedingly active and efficient ; and since Saturday Mr. IrLord, sulsinspeeler at Limerick, has been also present lending his aid towards ehicidating the mystery in which the particular continue to be shrouded. There have been two or three 'Motu hut up to the present moment we have not heard that evidence his been addnoed to justify the deten tion al moped the persons who have been incarcerated on suspicion. Foot-marts are said to have been traced from the cottege in which the deceased gentleman resided, and them vestiges are said to have corresponded with the shoes won by • men of the MM. of Xinsogee, one of the individuals with whom the We Aldermen Sheehy was on bad terms; but be examining other shoes they were found to correspond also with the vestiges. Alderman Sheehy wow we believe, Is the whole course of his public life at- Media a po= meeting—he was no mob-orator—he was or denoeueer of landlord oppression. He so a4=qeslitise, bat among those good qualities scything In the shape of popular leanings in the advocacy of pepelar mesinres was not to be discovered. He sever owe timed ray ci the popelir movement. which have dis tinguished the history al Ireland within the last twenty years. On the contrary, we are sure we only state the tenth when we chillier oontredictOn to the fact that Alderman Sheehy never identified himself with any popular agitation, and that nobody ridiculed what he was accus tomed to designate the " humbug" of popular movements ' and exertions more than he did. We do not state this to detract from the claim, which his memory has on public sympathy ; but it Is too bad to see the efforts of the for legislative justice tottered to the worst purposes of party, and emaciated with se outrage which - way Christian must regret. It will be seen that the Seth of kin of the late Alderman Sheehy have offered • reward of Mi. for the discovery of the perpetrator el the murder ; and that the government base offered a reward of 20111 There have been these arrests—Xiamogne, Ylkapery, aid Tuohy—but up to this moment there is not the least wi dows to connect them with the crime.—Limerick Reporter. TIM Rivets fir Soonairo. —ln oossequenoe of the Seeded state fi the Sue eel other dreamt daring the - the weds. the maw el Whom whieh have amended to Vie bete me bobe hellkeit few At Damask and other doordihee the gif sieve else, sopsarod to be ley* at the imams, numbers, sod ism Dow niched the feral el Marie. The water is well prosocsad by a shay Ix* el ; sad poichine, [ which wee indulge& is so a pea eaten" IN the district of Chet a few year, wso, his astir* disappeared.