The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-21 00:00:00

• 4 • LwSPAPER •.- .1121--rt 5. ssalia , • L. 4,219.1 VEIL MONEY WIONAM NW WNW (el 1 at ibli gari l"4L4sll".l4ll: Nr i tseit sr irlraTEV" . 2_4• W a a ri tiv *s 11 marai." f artN es &Asr — lastasemierM Ers. WO awl ri p e r Sim posassir Ina le wi emadra, ei tos mow t e ralie.t. /.. t MELT MAY OOMMUNICATION t. O' Mir i li ti l taa l i i nnrkkv i rl: WPM OMB lifts, Waft ga . 4 PlOollek as know. : i r t T Isom LIVERPOOL 101 NEW TORE. 1 Tosdnem la. OP VA Willo=olseer. re.e. r OP mAmcamn . a. VolomplaP : Nardi J. Aid mon ip Lablar o. ll. B l/ 1 6 . 1 gra. . b. ei r atase sii == = ise ° Tstre tor iwa pail= apply to I tartilalla 1 16 1 ... w .k.tratimpoo . ; miv.s W ALM. Y , aft SITIAII to BRENLEN.--Ose of **North Gomm Fartoft 0 .74 ..i z woo roe =ANAL 110:1 CON DO Yaw err of Mid 'arm II rh err pre= 2 s/evi crom. . der rm. Orr st • On ard • r Orr • 1:1•Irra err arr. arodrat. Pr e rOSAVNI. rd PHILLIP'S. rods Is re Sri 011,11= and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE Ed IMAM D. Cfleggal 14 . MM Adme) 10 WATIMIOID and oOlg. Wowed le AI ILVOSO HAVEN. Ind Imp powerful mil dames T.:s.a. fornalase at Now llill•e4. DWI, immip v tl a Zaard lkaa ofoon. mad es.a. IMd dam %roue trio TUB/IDA T. 11111111 DAT, awl lIATIVILDAT. se COMII I. dr „ ffra i A. ft. Otandelsas W. 1 Thrl.doss. Mien i r=sit as mow Th. rini-dam. let lhosibi- L ria. Sollial7; lime liatir iaw ailLls3.g r am.. mal Imre L haw/ emir ; gibs Nam ram tad .1 0 Lemke. re Slaw Isebas. iv. : oft le Itr. DOW MIL Ilhisford: sr Mama 001 lit 1 8.0.*. UNION DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED). ss w ors jam. laslesh. beetpehhied odor she Aims Olt Osmanlse My of MS mad 1557. ehescse SYSAlith et eels lilmelheYee 'WSW se the elseent hie home . . . _ - peuel Al Mole Ile be Iweemed eftt la Wei dooms at A al pow Ihrie le sell se be aiss paid op CIIALIMML le P. L. 0. 1 rataus._ . 2loL. of 1111&10 . = : d ItoberbAusd. Amami. 11.., awl 71. -- - - - - ounlo-esitomos. MIL WALLIS. Oh. i tisholvvieseoh Shah NIL I. 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NM or b lbe Immo' Ili* Ism orb agisel el Isis sbe Ow= lo ampleft Yr inersoft• Imposilogis aaal =. weirs Yesamensaa. se IN aillerbei =2 , ll :ren. •IM u rimeii tam kohnemisa. kw. or va riarrLSOW. IMMO% 271 Q tee PATIPITS, I. Serip4trert, Linde% vish he IMMS •OXV mine iv sed fts 11% lalusime TO// lerld i et Y. UTION.--NOTICII 18 HEREBY MIN te ofelailie st Ibe ARMY soi MAT T Or lefiso. OdisellO Moo sod Non Mmes. mosessisseo. me on. Es. •... 11l 11.NOPOIM sorsa No dm sr sod sem liallui.VlSlK 44150 s • 4 Ono le wafts...taw 4 oak ober. bess Omosbr emonsuser re MUM els 44 mob= reeks isee d int il , 1 , a. =1 r.,. lOUS soi as meopol out r f a MIND I" =4. - senir g. : AO= ...... CZ=end booms rsilo* sod so bs Me rlO , l quoillp. so Woo Of 1111 sOshoi pines, sod osodbosser as swab geelobieemS god ISM orsemomOs. sisoll es sollosslel sows& COLTS SR SPOILTISO PIOT On. Sur Ors -ONS OA Or homed • it5.0.1241.a.... Tp•• • las• ielal el SY •Sinli• sm. se • Mama at 3 'IlosSel• la • Soda se IS Mins dlamarr. ye p r . c. ob• 44 •••• bibs giL Silk I ... =2 , warkaress IL l a c e =ow dais rilprit=za I•=l46ll4wasi = a= soll=s• sura lm il l ab is 11•11 PININII• •••••••• COLTS Psi nod& aid ommOri• da il lbablO 3110181 m 14411111ta R. si g IS Mir el bleb (I t l-Z111•8•1•1 66, I. reg: i ii ve =i t ririmlantal‘litOr 1i13 6 Mavis do* 7 4 11•81 PUY bin. di dm. Silt IL Sea IS bu••• mod 1•4. ems" p• mad boa s• dr ILI; sift ormiL um& aid Ass. i l "mink ID al• ral •••=4sNi es•-•• 4 ags, with man. lidL amid im mind WI stook. rocs. r.rs. ow sts.ise RIFLE amiss': Poor= PISTOL 11•• abaft TSAI. la SI ins Oilaskel mot LW mood Sib I•=b i l. •Sli lowid. awl deal•• se& I. IMO Sba sh 0016 mould In nig Mt plailliSMIIMI Mal ~MIN - byrr rms. nye. 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TURNER , sail 80N8' HAND AA CA/ 1 101.1111110115. dd Illoodriell ildszi ab =rol los disipasondi or daft lam asisi wits sa. rceux . I ..iia aiid imam dream aid imp sad di dr am" side la MS% aura lidmild. ILd. CURS.--LAISSIRTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM •result aim lb* WPM r a eliZtra La eel Owe* le. plemberl se be lie wry eeeelk soft medbael mod Mhos. aseeor p asa t la keine* emu Alen doe Web* preeemse br firm* mew se glib Medi= Fame reebooss He ow awe d Weer Mee iebiee ril * II le, be=leslb. lOU. a► Ist aim OrammerialionlimeruesiOulew PRMARTI24•B BILERRIIi&—RaiI paid to aoy di, 4" 1 4 ir=674lli di lf. bat= i n .• •• t WIMP so d ro. Is WI Yam le SIMS SOMWOOMWst ,il6 pasa immu se i r= ii=roMatlmnroi v ro: as= lave ZlNila Gym enslCFre. lb t m , t als. sad l eur II '111) lit TWlTUTlMftftellS imiim Wieil a e M=Cre. 1 14% 110 as DIARTELL's OLD_ BRANDY, bottled is IN TL I z Osorse. Out inn monk astberad as ell re dm. anAM al ti=ely b l a ilbe Mewl lomiliejthrkl S W* OA I.l lllo.VALlta r A l it s he SW* AANILBIR, 10A D. KINAHAWS LL WHISKY V. COGNAC IIII•1114Sidatutst21110• WHISKY thOillot Pam* . b l ea k mem lot ton =rim M t = 111111 of im iz e timV ISturetildll4oBl, L mg auk tariell trvra SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. to linperd. No MIMI int beer fir war visa Ils. IL 111=-41: 14 71=fina ille• 11 4.6 4rat r iUTOM011 01111011/1 WIWI. lir In Leg mei . Pries lfx at airffeire soluV ii irs. saw aims M. ewe •W o ad ail per leer. PA* ft. m taLoirs ruraro wr Ludt ea. TrAriltof is ant SVC errlWlll all mirs a Wkapies Pre rsi tgaa k .14 alma lio JIL 1,11,114 .M. Atel Mail= , Iwnitor paiamea Mr ilie wismi l .„ =„ii. ...a 1 le IS MINT 111111.1* ..0 Whin impwisee ROWE and BLACICWILL. Parverin la Ordlave to bit MsJory, larte Mourn to Matt 1701/115 i lgOilb TAIT /SUITS, r. err Ire darer re rite r a e pr metei web the rot seneeleem aer re lo reireer sr re . C. art /1. err Wore *err Iteteee elleb=bet 11 g ratril&Wir mambekna • tow i • d lip nee reirmerel ale—Pl/4 We rn et .. teeeeele7 tor= zl4, solia mboars P. liegAr tv lere re. eirdellal. Mak I% pmed •rowNs reed. SI leer reell e......g = leyel erase Saw be rare/ et 11 = je. arl abelerle of 01011111 led 11.aratILL. HB BEBT and CHEAPEST TEAS and 001171111 ItilL•II) %t ape se Imo foe bee alabeed se Pi ark Wilaatmaaw• Olea. am, serafteopu Pet s a t %AI egLe. ; ebb basebaa• 10L. mien. Tea albs As if re MO WOMB km •Ar maws ream w arts' sews 111 be/ • sera enema bea aware atasebeiailea AU mob anew tee abaft swear et I. way. THE HONELL . Abso l lid TEA, pure ea poked from stio ► al sr seu=ill2... ,g e mege. rib- 'Vex. vbelonle Woe a 4% Id. SIM PION M C W = MON Or bode =Ars lade Ow MoS z r **Wl= owl she NM Was Ms Ma e Mum sob 11=wy llialL *tem tan Zet a airs Ws at Idialtarifinilk adonis memei sad alonleftr PARIS PIRBT CLABB sM LONDON PRIZII miguia o w otinntZatt l ini i urmermer.l4. MEW&Wan* Osembersilsa. 4. N./ Thle gobbling.. dirla li6 6Y INNS OPINYLIIMI sa l l:Me sill Wein& SPORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, to 10N JON are. lawilwariraili.—Niake TAM Speer rall midll Dorn ftssis W Pats. pat dem. •at , gum ea pin Mal =we. §UITABLE WEDDING PRESENTB.-.0013- plias currus rd TRA 1111% anallesqm• prrins u r. PAW wa rm iiiig al impolpt d a postilfte ords.-4011 Ignithir- 1•oa lb. ed. yoc can wakens a Toy& A: 011111114.11A1U4 with folar Oat swora. Josses. rHOTEL sad TAVERICYJUIPERB.—Evary /12A . YID 000011 et Mit is mai 411•1116—. THE cooly :sal substitute for &Ives is the am& 111.110Ta0 PLATING as pore I ICI IL.—JOII/1. lowan, YARD AGAINST T1111111%3 sad BUR OLMIT.-011 r pow madly Ulm. sad pee JONENT 1,0 NAM iffies wide gmerissi sal mat tree 10 sal B IM•P•BBBIAL LINEN COMPANY prestre Ta l it 01141101111111 wee bellow the NM& 'ire la Os II et all et Table Draft sal 4ansals D T GOOD& tree Oir eirgAlkilea=l".....ll4.l. NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS. A.iiiiwas irm lON onoloo a eow. miry of itoo to Mem= id - TOLUIITUR RIM arat olio . di Io ell atom with monotiOolk oat of mool modoole of Yls.—amloomo Ow owl Ailleallnais Way to ob. OMR oflbit _ _ _ _ — OaTirstra . sad Corm e . p2mparni Mart arra Isaliks; V 4. larll . ll .-- rar *Ms le 6+67 Marla aka mom awl aft. Mara red a auslas. p :lstit. 1e ,......i............ ~.. il'afriiii. Gnaw& Trams sal Vara Oral di\ dip. P' 4s: Martra..- ad Ovir• Mar arr 11•14)11 TAILOIII A2 II* MT bas bar aria • la asa arta L Lovar...gamilwill"L 011,114 f ei /HIM= Orni sod Parr of rat Osharrea arra 1 EOM awl SOX alb Si abe airy ed. Vat V Nab bora st. la al re oadmara or as arm lrr id. W U aralar alba& a dr Mawr a Mal 04•1111 M. Ma sdkri ea la et gam pals OR I.OIIIOM. If pa Inn THI NINDISPINISABLE" SUIT, mei le imbue eels— al reMte,ed paeMotg lben et IL re MOM sell ,00111 et lased= lod Moto. = lb m si er et i Ozteell MING HE GREAT lABTlRN.—Aaelegant =l 4 irst . t rui amerm ONINANI UN & U Omer of 111000111 sol ?t iaguir ot 11W RUPTURES --?M PATENT SELF • emu' Tam roe whim. Ogg Wimp gaudy he do OM met rad allelL ammo snap d pet tomb go ellisia WPM 11111111111111111117 priner• Os pin ~al, yid" at baler siwiesi_bi a woe maipmemeed sill INK 'Oa NOM of owl mord we. L mow*. w. t n.: TOILET= REQUISITE far alke SPRING. iike re ift of Ow I= 4 r e ss m ail i set Me es aimilis as mos pima =is IM se. yr AZ, eft. isr a rsr. Eld keam oft 4 1 3 , ..r . *Mt ma . ria.imrAfßaseveoi.D.atogailos. LIZAVERI3 TOILET 80AP. 1.. per lb% l bi l e Ant '''''"' avra. =MAI Se be lad al ail RAW *elm U re U. Mei iMeedillek Zellom. SOUND and WHITA MIMI am isdispsnasbie a ijammi e grwa* so pu 0 WM/ se ha ll= Fiat ammo' re lord sr igit raimmoilur e , Os roar lortaL It arras WI Orme •1114dro is kimam ii peertake rooms to Oka arosned •=r, soirtor o•Ce g mb ris.a . LI% ari roe.. adb. a re odor more a mar r 4 imams* Ink IPro N. •••••••a.. m lidir..—or .. orb "an". a 2" affe ar l" 'a.L arip. 4- 1 4 44 " r d " i rlaLLYrri BELLOUS LOZENGES sad POWDER maw TTE . Cerrieet. enema et the e t modes or the ewe et tallpillea es= =td et ell the Dhows et the eirmeth and Lon. lie boa et helese. eh et the Neal et prweee.—lieeteel D eek G. JOSIAII. Ireedi lehmlet. llamelet. Labs. OILY? II • SLIP 1101T1111317. Ir,. we lis readria. CULVERW KRAL, L.M., LILA. ..w. 1 TZ.4. 4%... la sa "Vn ali m= OILY? am owner.. ed. =Wed egmodo , ifts liedikarl:W our limaiiiiiPAbi Waft fi r gr Old • S LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, rEBRUARY 21, 1860. ai R. ALBERT SMITH TO-NIGHT a Bight, aka We 0111/r• ZIPAIIIID sad 11011 T BLAR 0 JIB ow and 111111 T MORT o.a Naliaaul at a sad oUlay sad Allanisoas at 3 eel.* 14 lama as ilaa 6,117 hem 11 I• 11 ; aria. PAM la srs a nd M. GERMAN REED, TO-NIGHT, grid MIT INIFU SWING at •111 'Ave INCMow by 4 at JILIW I N Mir 1 Et a d itrlt t bor Ailer gre• Mob soil ".,. Inedes.' Isingege• • yealsky id MU hem RIAL LIM ma IM 1.0 .1 12 4 0V= 11 4 1 •TIO 111. lel~ll•ll4.—Mbiles ie., b.: gook ib: somell is as esb. Ms. . sod NI Climmr. 11111k4 me Ow% M. lowshoragi• AL T H AA/. L PAVE= litit i t ‘ t ir M I L E Y! 1 11511412 M" V=Itaitl i g R ACIAM. rofV fa i =az amo the l o rtt s t. i=t e itz ta lleb7:A in t % .• tit it=. ■ lb.; bars Ob. Mgr. r i t ti nev=arl ie skili.. L imy at I. ggibirelgaft Olubmisr b lbe ADROYLL ROOMB, Windmill-etrest.— (lewd Orise.—OPllX FIZZY IVIZING. loft as asisbustad trablland eiskiMme by Maw Lomat& reteatal ossolirirsa. al II; rs. Milan blibriZsgoila.."lll:ll6biammeas ra OMICAL D a ;10111101I. top .1 the l lisp lt.l Ira 31431P1C111T ANA by tie whole MAstrAvt. ri,„74 : 2 2 4, 4 ! ic1 i. , .. —tiatEi =r Loan. es at IW 1111•1183=ti sod Orb lis saws ma r nskir awl i tra= illllB imt-- t ...me Motel I di .l. De. as lowe at lisnleas." rat Moses. se essaDi Ile Lease. U. itp•Oseal4 Orreedlibsum , added " Tbe 114 1 doom dna tram A lt DELA IDE GALLERY, Lowther-arcade, sormA L Is NOW mos OPIII kr am* WM NILOTIC/ Room Sa TY Mom' looks. StO p idam. PECTACLES, improved by HARRIS rad BON, will mil imertialp gime Or Ilea. MAW omit be OW; agelmig ft peals. ; aid. WY amis. UM, les. Old Mod llos end Work nriskr a : low s MONS Its- 14. pail tres.-1 Of. ilk MU es Orddioneihs nary. swift Ile it llsous Illishilball Clarles.-24, lomeller. samplerred. FANCY end STATIONERY.—To be BOLD, with &ru h V i rt rVitee"=ree . " cl aieri Takp mreq L sad ossw„ i .lar k as Ti r womb. sorb ct. new ewe VO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER Wroan6r s ismonri vuar = Aa rratrait r f4lCl l pr iLl V. as*, Iss‘ eve 'dm for Id.; tad* lies ' dil we.... warlfeari g ;l46llllii INVIMItINTITATIONB Ilke 0111111011 T, add BALL PRIMO) sod STAMM la SILVER. WY ABMS./ Olifff la the Mast Whim CABD-PLATI BLICOANTLY INGRATBD and sip pursisuur CLADS I'IIeNTID fat 4A64L—Obarmat REMIT 10BR BMW earas.peoribusiniar& PlGUALlLLV.ldeastesallairiUbbaL 1 . 11: EDWIN LANDSEAR'B PICTURE, DOOB al 11111/1/Lo.—Tila ampablittisa • mi.. la Bann. Is Ile Wawa lam at lia M. bar Imatelia• et pl=restiot ea ahem Peke ,11 Ma. Medea at the • ism, 11 ••• iarthruplimaipurs. Lark. musra -- - NEW PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS. The sloth mane of these cencerts twinmenoad last evening with ea eseeffent perlerwirees at St. James's-bail. Mass they hays been aserM an entirely by Dr. Wylde, ffesy have by no mesas Ran eff skier is quality or entioses, This MOM ha hes mustered a Irst-rata araikeetra, coaducead by Maisel!, with Mr. Henry Bkesevei se awipel violin, and including many of oar rood oniaint ere on every Instrument. There was an Mabel& of mob, as win be ism kora the Ibllowlas prapommi : nit - I. Orris(Lbomiregy Climbbi. Aria. " razz lo Ma Kb." Indoor iiiimr 4ort. IL flea —— . _._,.._, Wart Ocererto la I I lai r. ird OrmirMs. TINY Kr. H. Norm *Mr. Ohms Mobs al &mean aa LKl.liWiiiiiii` . (llii linli. Dnibma. on: c= lalliagalL Vida obblKlle. . ...... ........ ...... ... ....... Web,. 10110000 la 1 110. . lbstawras. Pue IL Ousraolo la 0 mbar. PrrsoW• asi Orioles. 14.111 r. KIM Kirk Ilmikaels. eisib . flaagi,, Virkesolik Imre K.. laK. "la 101 4 la my wad, INV ... .... iiivaram H . MI Iris. MIK Iladdro. Pampa Mewl 0.1111110 Molar it Kir Opilso ..... Weber. TRII LONDON GLIB AND MADRIGAL UNION. This society, on Saturday morning, completed tab series of performances at the, Dadlay Gallery, Egyptian Ball. The 11011011 hes mednued for wen weeks, during which 1t.., we understand, they ham performed no hes than esysaty dthereat compontiomee—glom, mango* sad English sad Faun natal ballads. Tease performances are to be resumed at the same place on the 27th of this month, and to be °tabloid for a fort night. Daring the later period of the mica we hops that the rosisty will return to the Rearm gave Rama, where their performsnees fret ethanol the IPMelitiOl at the pall; mad wham they eau he heard ley a inMaisistly Urge audience to the pearl avastage. 1 TAB BUDGET MEETINGS. ---... 8? Perenha.—Lord 'Tering a plibliti amen at ovum. ef bare , bourbolden, and ridilasie at Si. Pi• was he Vs Nstry-had, Condirsteetn, for the pil of sisdieriag the Inedgei t Usislandes with the Maw sad property tax, mese ward riff yr tha e2 . m . eif hear property. Mr. warden nears wee the obeli, - and reed hum dam Mr. Myr Jesus, ril.ITMr. 81 11 6, M.P., and Mr. 11wriswye MX aignaddbil rept, that their duties in psellamost dr pea bin of titer atteadanos. ldr. IL If afh mead fie loot 'on—" That, wiallet fflpitiwkw of Greet . in prellware to taxation es a sooid p at Iddliiitela, lase s his calculated to allied le He essesterdty • more 1 bawled"' of what %bar dew he pep Ise di prom the eoustry, this whorsag blow TIM ersep sal l• the budget at a n parliament cirri; = i the property mid = fan at a peeled wham was believed It would hare buss altogether." Mr. Medea sesonded the resoladom, Mr. brad 'novel la en emestimeat—" That this waft la ei 'prim the& the firasial rhea r propounded by the Chancellor of the dzithequer le for the mar peel eminsady adapted to the inareeerg ware el a horge esminersiel comaustity, and wort oX a r: uw ar sappertond wadi rest sonterly purees upon the of the dithegner the neermity of roil a re adjaelmest of the property sad Orem tax rat it may fall tree equitably apes all dame, mid dee that precarious bh 0002 a should pay ommiderahly ohm dm rooms derivable from reel ." Mr. Imp sontriled the reendarst, and rid supported ths holed, raw it got rld of bar AA ~,a sof tamales Hat the Was ef the rapt& Mr. Iloagr, a glai r end it sr eserhadir a . . Goodtaan die Nerd rodadaa ft she , rat re el the offjedinee le the minneaddles al the property aid rooms tan is ha nejnal made er ray gra yearly areners at rack male, spa the meneeplits of hear prep= equal to rabid er headed rowdy. lb. the resolution. Mr. Menvora dind Ill=da to the effect, that, araidedng the Feat mulls el the budget of lir. Gladstone, the easel* outsider as egllation egairst that budget very repsiltio. This was asseried. The mend num wr pat end erred, end it wu resolved to Werra the rowlocks to the Chancellor of the dzolleqnsr. _ THE Hop MASS.—Yesterday alternaia a toast ing of delegate, appolated to represent the anions hop growing districts of Kent, Buses:, Storey, Werembenhlre, no., was held at Okra's Hetet, Westminster, asmsaerwith several reembere of the House of Comma= es is the beet miens of missies the proposal of the Clienedice of the Exchequer to equities On excise dusty on home-grown hops with the customs duty on foreign hops, which, it is con tended, will, combined with the optima of bondlog, giro ea ands* advantage to the bap Hastensa4 knots. Mang* those present were Lord Ibaliry, M.P., Lard Holcasedals, M.P., Sir John Pakingtan M.P. Biz Edmund new, 11. P., Mr. Knight, M.P., Ilk. Dud es, H.P., mad other members of pOiamest ; Miss. Heade, Hewitt, Kettle Perks, sad other hop-merobasta of Southwark, sad about 100 delegates appointed by thepleatersai hop-growing districts at mestiage recently held. Mr. G. Pasant, delis», Hest, woo oiled to the chair, sod costeaded that the new budget added to the *Penes width previously existed with regard to their trade, for it relieved the foreign pkater at the expires of the home power, es the latter was atm piled to pay the excise duty whether his hops produced a good price or not, whilst the foreign merchant would be enabled to keep his hops in bond until the market was high, when be would release them and bring down the prim. Several delegates addressed the meeting in cond.:masks of the budget, end considered that a modification of the same by a differential duty, the excise being lower than the import duty, would be preferable to fns trade, end more likely to pee into law. Lord Holmesdale, M.P., said if the Chas ceUor of the Exchequer declined to abandon his unjust position It would be the duty of himself and other members of the House of Commons to give a moot determined tippet- tion to the passing of the budget.—Sir John Pekinese, M.P., in a brief address, coincided with the epinions ' of preview speakers that the bodpt as a Ansa dal solseme was not entitled to support, sad may of its provisions initiated bdustios upon redone tissues of the community. They might sedsaveer to Aida an 'lt/ratios of the badger—.o far es related to Untidier's. sought to be lailisted spa ILI British hop-growers, bat be thought the seed ellbstmal plena would be for the seembere of the Howse ej Hammes Is offer an Fitka to the budget area whole. The sees of the hop Pre wee ass essentially estbkill asemldenstke, bat meet st ones peers the .mast, sad eller a determined seismal to the sebum ef Kr. elehasee la be preens dap, sad thus pre set the mesenre from becoming law. The proesediap wen brought to • doss by the stioptioa of a resolution ap pointing the members of parliernestEri: a deputation to wait epos the Chancellor of the , with • view to obtain a withdrawal of his pre re tive to the bop duties, and the satetitution of • plan more equitable to the home-grower. . _ Meat'Rdreda.—A meeting wee held at the Town ball, Manchester, yesterday, to take into oonsideratim the budget as it antra bonding hamlets. Mr. Iris Mackie, the mayor, presided. The meeting was not large. Amongst the gentlemen present was Mr. Wm. OM, remessating the Manchester Inland Bonding Company, heaths ashrams, in opening the proceediage, said the meaning had not beam called with the view of embarrassing the government, bet to offer suggestions. Mr. Clibb moved "That this meming has learnt with much satisfaction that It is the iataetlsaof her Majesty's government to extend the advantages etinint r 3 the bonding system to large intend towns, &shag epre that by doing so greatly increased &Milks will be Worded to the internal commerce of the country, and that the ammemer will be supplied with a genuine article at a moderate pries." The resolution was carried unanimously. Kr. Oen Edda eon moved :—" That white this meeting is grateful for the recognition of • principle long conrasuled for, it would ear nestly urge upon Isar Majesty's government the expediency of giving per freedom to the working out the neemsery details; and it is the opinion of this meeting that aims the charges proposed to be made apes goods removed seder bond be very smell, the intentions of this government will be frra trued, sad the binding privileges, indeed of Wog extended, will be rendered almost impracticable." Mr. Knowles smanded the motion, which was carried unsaimeasly. - - BIRMINGIIMI.—A town meeting, convened by the Mayor, is to be held on Wednesday evenbc, to consider the financial propesale of the Cluincellor of the Embower. - - - - WoLvalaAmrrox.—Yesterday a special meeting of the Wolverheaspton Chamber of Commerce was held, to oon•ider the coons which the chamber should adopt with reference to the Aagbe•Ptnsoh eneneenial treaty. There was cassiderable diversity of opines spas eons of the dwells of the treaty, sad tame spas the different festerees of the budget by whin it is proposed to bring the treaty into effective epwalso, bet then wee an. upon the tesdamenal epos whin cash are boded, and a resolution to that was viaßiaostay skirled. NAVAL AND MILIIABF. ADIMULTT, Fl 3. 18.—APPOINTMINTIL—Chief Nogioreo 0. Waits (1817), to the Cumberland, 70, at liboormo, for ordiso ba the Severe, 61, wow doom frigate, at Chatham ; W. 0. Barr (1852). to the Ada, 84, at Ports mouth, devise ts the Intotortoliti,6o, drew dean frigate, at Poutiodoo; owl A. Who.* (1847), to the Virago, 8, paddle- wawa Mesa sloop, at Demigod. Adkots Chid laitoor 1. W. °Grosso, to the Cambodia, fa manias io. ia the Charybdis, 21, sore, dodo Charybdis, corrode, at Cloadr Firet-eisse Aseiebtat Begisear W. J. Brows, to the Vie brie sad Albert, %Ass= aa Portwoostk, for service is the Ms, steam raid, ss Perwoostit. Thief-doss Arristeat Lesser M. B. Kelly, to the Cum harlarid, for timparery charge of the newitiaery of the Wasp, 13, mew aressi•eiesp, at Shearstes. Csattthird•altes Assistast J. Bell (b), the l f r lad, for rankle is the $O, strew Maw ship, at Stwernees ; sad A. B. Widget* to the Vistoris sad SPORTING. TATTERBALL'B.—MONDAY. TM twentleshihty of holding the Noslathes meeting Wu the principal tople of diorama= during the early part of tho aftenweis, and k to sus Use wee specalatios pursued with aodwity. War e ea the lie=was very United, Anima s bias equal TM asseeelass an the Cu..., Cap eirewed so material 1 isprewed pah admaesi so , he, shoe 20 to tees Wen shut ha, beloo to odds, bowers, which wen SONVIIIrIy send at Os dam. Tune Dow was Is ewmadarse at 16 be 1. Pto as Two Timm/ Mi ht oft bd. d mdmequently arruest walks sem. hi s t et Os nat6lo 1. Us nue Mis won him aboute sad say imlaidal wen sids Aso lassesset, who, however, /1114.41111110 Melba support hr this nom TM Darby betting was minjointt. The Savoarttei ',Seised their relative positions. flis 1 was " wanted " about Uysire, end a point more about idrisilmis Beacsasisr woe spa beisaut, and at 12 to I wee SAM ; 11 to 1 emly wee obtainable about him at the dim The olhr Saar masons do not require COOMIIIIIII. OTTIPO NAYR C VAr k" ' apt Mr. reber. Amiga 10 !IL illber Reims IN O. Miter's lemmentior Mr. Olaidaga Tire illwian Iti Mr. lemma Jam, LITIIIPOOL sfinIiPLACHLIIIL apt Ms. Capers Ards IY Mr. 0mo:e O t Imam Of I MOR Jpienes Oapiele Mors Mailmen 111 Mr. Oolbes Made (t) Mr. Briesse's Mr )o() Mr Aylper's artoleg lY Ms. rears Um* wo c ts r 4iTs=om Mr. Para s e liettes lU - rT D eaelr'. Cetus ~s4 1Y . T. Tarr' Rosa.. lq Mr. P. liallesee • nrrda. It) Mr. Nostes's Imam. It) - Mr. P. naletaatem Oreammeteme OHM= CUP. odd Ms. IL Ta Messrs eatillite It) LN Pertmeete Tams MP It) Mr. trAllers TM Soaked Lead al puewer. VMS' efiblegie. 0.016 S.d Mr. Mmerde Clawri obv (U Two THOUIVID. opt Pisholli Wizard (II t id Tge , i i = „A lsettel aso ll . ad odi imps SallisPits Wee al Dime& (0 apt L Tea Pre. . Oman lielefteee it le I) L ilLesessapt it II to 1) . Ye= 14 AL WrieMe proltml = LIM " Mr. T. Dev.esp ry .—Tbis bona was urn* wt alas MMus - - - Moeday) at 11 a so. 'sham Mot sdOt _sesta that the reread vow bat s. i iO 1 10 to 1 10 to 1 111 Is U le IN bo iii; !b M 10 te VI is S is Fiz iii; AD4II BIDI Easeticap 2713 2114 TI OF CONMER,E. From the report of M. Ronher, the French Weimer of Commerce, to the Emperor, oa the reduction of the dation ma primary materials, published In Sunday's lhasitaar, we gather the following list of articles, the import of which into France is BOW prohibited, but which, as will bays hems sees from the treaty, it is proposed to admit at a 30 per osat, ad adorers duty after the let Oct., 1861, and at a 26 par mat. duty after the let Oot., 1864: . Calton, plain sod twisted (exempt unbleached of and above No. 170). Woolke (except long combed, unbleached, twtsted, elesneed, Of baked). Hair (except of goats, cows, or other cattle, and of doge). Textile klanaraotares— Costae (except loos hood-mode and *pun end twill lace). Silk and flaw silk, etas tuixrd with false gold or silver, silk twit* and haltetioaa of cashmeres. Waage (escape carper, sieve cloth, farrandins, sad trimmings, lea, and ribbons). Of mixed materials. Hosiery, cotton sad woollen. Hair (except shawls, cashmere, bee countries out al Europe, blankets, and hosiery). Howiebeir (except sieve cloth, triennial", end hate). Lsa.her manufactures (swept se peek meddles end empty wine skins). Skins prepared (except lamb or kid, calf and ewes and seem skins, parchment, vellam, and tarp tanned hides for Nelms). Stoneware, tine or of pipe clay. Glass of all kinds (except miners, spectacle, or watch slaeses, full botriee and Monte glass). Carriages on springs, lined or painted. Cabinet ware (except billiard balls and combs al ivory or tortoise shall.) Sugar refined. Soap (except perfumed soap). Garancine. Turmeric (except In roots). Extracts of drewoods. Chemical productious not enumerated in the tarts. Plated articles. Iron : in lamps or prisms. Coat. in pp weightac Ises than 15 kilopransmas. Porilled paddle& wales* leas Asa 16 likirsiosam. Cathay. Metal Wares : CoCoot pper (elope plainly turned). lon. Shod or timed Iron. Zinc Brom= hr rept (o r Wags of muiaal inairsmasta sad for r apt Be* acerliatioa. Ike etyma. worked. • (Stamped ld. AdditionaL) 1111101088 MURANO 07 01P1(411 .11 , IFOIIIIO 0818. —..-- A muting of the &anima and other &WIWI of She boards of guardians of II of Ms melespallnlo . s ad 16 cassedry poor-law =ion, was held minds, Alex. " ikafires Hotel, in aceardanos with a ranatlon al the pre -3 =Was cot the 16th of January, to moss Meader = isona the leer-law Bowfin yen as to she religious Mr. Alderman Amass, iihdaseen of M CM, ft:Z . l 4. lnel., was in the chair. Ths mating vu OW alloadad_ _, comprising gentlemen ham illosthemp tem, Ivan, Derby, and otbarprovinotel towns, besides • dmedain bust Bradford, which arrived by train before ths prelimelbeis were over. The emaramini hayloft ranted to the ample provision , _by the 19th mein tithe Pace-law Act for the religious elle lambi of workhonass, remarked that the re7sassiar, WWI diresie des master, is the need orphan Midge, M aundea what was the rale= a theb deceased =sad Shea to eater their imam let • "creed register," lo peealle Mr them the aim sdli a religions in arroals* was quite anselled flu end eaplir objentionlin. Then wen Rimy districts of Ifinglnd asp, an some to the marepalle, to which thin order hot • bona Wind, the Sown insiadi= s als tit aness as Pansit, Plyeasath Brlnal, Liverpool, Leeds, sari Metibtera. If they were =lad then as penal tuna it the order. The {trendies, lersoma t Weald nowhere ennent bit or obey N; blot illr IMO lagira" a. Madill mnylog It ont. Thiry wen Irsdarposti oghoin that it weld aaso maims coodielea la dis illeilikeus, sad that it welidsethor bashes Ida *a liners, of en th;atisffilrifillfdid fin In it naildp. esked for it bat the noselem Mon* Se Elm it hid tam obtonsied. Mr. S appOolliallitellaka ed ll= mane id* ors kiss IM. Farr, It another from the .inion, ma • Oda bun the Zoom lJaiao, with earabitioos pseud by *MP koards otooggly nodeosastary of this order. The Rosary board alas saggesta the establish- Mat in Loathe of seen permanent aesodelloa of the repo ileatallesse a beside at guarding to resist the analleas la ndmass of the Poor-law Board. Mr. Potter than read abo aserapaadosoe whin had below place between this ecomeletee gad the Ponlaw Board area the addict lam the ISIIMIS to laanary. The Poor-law Board sail that the mar in question had only ban M• ailed to Mr* sit orsission in the sot of pseilarsenr, by phobia °mina di&m, who bad no parishes or lod inates% la the lime position as other children; that it woad, under thin coder, be the duty of the master to notify to the guarding the sans aan inmate falling under such a puna; sad that tho g might then, in the exor cise of their detrain, make such arrangements as ti res should thin necessary. The Poor-law Board added, "We have merely bens actuated by the noire of enabling the guardian to be fully informed of t h e circurostanoss of each particular au, without imposing on them the duty of de elan the assetioa." He (Mr. Potter) had mooned that very maiming smother latter from the Poor-law Beard, in newer to a „request that the right ho.. president should receive • duntatios sent day. The newer was that " she Pecailaw Board had already been put fa pause d= ot the views of ths various boards of guardian. on the subject of ths oider, sad the Poor-law Board had notified to them that She dociameat to quake was sot compahory an she dualism • arid, under thins dramostances, as tea president's aros was any mach occupied this weak, It would be satianamy to him If the would sedan to him in writhe( any further they might have to offer." The reading of this Isom oared avant surpass to the mestiag, and several goadema daily healed having ewer received say intimation from the Poor-law Bond that theorise was an to be core ' pulsory, Hr. Hamra', cbalana of the West London Union, M anned tats messi g at won hog* urging that no com plaints al tldag or onus isitafercatos with the reli gions pwansioa a pagers er alba children had been any whims nib wan the gosedieme, and that the ;imam' eaumeed we has drys reopooasd with regard to um •du- Man of the child. Thk order was but " the thin edge of is wedge," get is at the lastemes of a party who wen not arnalnat wide the fres aindedea al tot Rams sethelle priest to whit the workless% seat puma aloud, sad the freedom alma every inmate to attend his ova pleas of wamidp, but noted to get a Runt cathoho chapel opined to every alai. Hs moved a resolution, for then reason, declaring the order unconstitutional and injurious. The Rev. W. ACKWORTs vicar of Plumeteed, leCOllded the neciaticer, declaring that in the As, schoo l, of which be was a manger, comprising tonnes& or more unions, no complaint of Intolerance had ewer been made. It Mr. Villiers could not see their deputation lot them go to the Prime Minister; for Lord Palmerston, whom ha knew as on of the most courteous men in England, would be ewe to respect *sir ter iny sad redress what they objected to. He bairrad that Lord Derby's government, in making this order, had the sought to l porchair political support from the other ads of Clianse. The resolutiose was naannomely edualdi A second resolution, moved by Mr. Wuxi's, of Chelsea, and seconded by Mr. BTONi. of Aylesbury, confirmed ana enlarged the committee, and authorised a sabectriptOs for the requalte fun. The Bev. B. Chalmers, Lord H. Cholmondelay, Mr. Mar shall, of Hampstead ; Mr. Blatchford, of Fulham ; and other gentians, atterwerde spoke; end a memorial to Lord Palmerston was idolised. In pursuance of the suggestion of the Ramsey board, It was also resolved that the committee should be continued as s permanent one, to act for the protection of the interests of guardians throughout the kingdom, and to watch the proosedinp of the Poor-law Board, and any renewal of its powers during the mama session, and to seek such media- Olibill of tho Poet-taw Act as may be deemed desirable. After a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting separated. QUZIN'iI PRINTERS' PATENT.—The committee appointed to inquire Into the operation of the Queen's printers' patent tor printing the It scriptures met mew day, Mr. Baines in the their. other members of the committee are—Mr. Bright, Lord R. Cecil, Mr. Clive, Mr. Crost i liir C. Douglas, Mr. W. Rear; Mr. 13. Ewing, Mr. Mr. A. Mills, Mile, Lord B. Montego, Mr. Ilehrys, and Mr. slpole. Mr. R. Bosley, type-founder, alternated, end explained some podium of the evidsaa given by him darner the but melon, towels, ea improved styleand mode of printing, end predated sa edition of Dr. Cotton's Fenn Gospels as an example of what be meant. Mr. Watson, of the firm of Nesbit and Co., publishers, Berners-Brest, solid he believed that the non-renewal of the Quern's Festers' patent would fectlitate the pabliestioa of the satkonsed ver sion of ttio &Me. He did not think such • change would materially promote the eireulallen of Roman catholic or nal tarian versions. With proper precautions the probability would be the insuring of extreme soeureq, which would bettoese as much a matter of competition as beautiful paper sad printing. If the Ire& should be thrown open be bad no doubt tbst his own firm and acme other exteneve linos in London would enter intocompedtke for the publiostloa of the metpeane. Mr. Collins, printer sad publisher, of Maine, mid the number of Warms published at the establishment with which he was connected wee 17. Tb.. cheaper Widmer were somewhat lower in prim than those pubilthed is Bess laud. The doer editions were about the same palm In hie opinion the. Qualm's printers' patent ought not to be renewed, but the pubboenon of the scriptures ought to be thrown open to compoltoo, subject to guarantees for socaniey. The ens mines then adjourned. THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSIONS IN Sr. 010101113- IN. tae-Lev.—Thom diet urbane= attained amilder form on fitieday Int. la the forenoon there wilt sane 60 policemen I present, who were ranged along the weave fa ease their savior should be required. In the forenoon the occutregs don was but ; it did not number over 400. The greatest vegan prevailed, end there was no display of thenag what ever. The Litany service in the afternoon was but thinly attended, end met with but little interruption. In the even lag there was a numerous attendance. The rector was - seat and read the prayers, end the sermon was prsaohed by the Rev. Mr. Meornochia. The greatest order prevailed dazing she whole of the envies. The ewe inside end outside the March some 300 policemen; red dere wee little or no disturbance. UNIVEZEI7T lIITELLIOENCL—CAMBEIDOE, FEB. 90.—8e1l Scholarship : TM Vles-Chanallas gives modes, that ea slashes of two 'Pears as this foundation will teheyiess • Pridisy, the 93rd of Minh, MO. Any wader sans or coping of °laminae, way be am -I=tobibigag kaput to reside le the unlvershy or not deem lbw mis yeas's 'wading how the Mae ef their Ina weliswee. Ills OOLLIgIe &MIZE AT BT. HILINL—The Ohm el wet. Helms *deem Ime bermes more risen' every day, bet although a week Ms elapsed dare its corn smaemseell, these are yet a great may at work at the various pits in ths district. It le, however, calculated that between 1.000 sad 2,000 persons ars oat. Mestlap have bow held every moraine on the vim,* the colliers have Mee mildewed by drlsgales hots the coal dis tricts adjaosat to et. Bekaa. Varies. medullae. have be.. mid, but nese have apparently °attributed towards tof the plastic:on. On Batorday, three (anth ems hi the town, W. Pilkindoe, Eeq., Jen., D. Darnels, Mag., sad Mr. A. WOO, who had emmated to sedeavour I to WSW matters between the coal proprietors sad their men, met the torten and had a keg oommliatien together, but with what result has not yet tr eesplred. Fiteeerrer, I twhat bad previously appeared, the In dish ot s mierwiti will be proposed during the whisk will moot lady ha agentable to ell poetise. eeMerl aces el bitheldadon have been ems ted to dud* the met week towards those who coatieee at wart, sad ea Friday the colliers t ha uT sepa to hired shopkeepers ask in On Bet CMOs& Web sad tho medusas* emit coriabis dated lowa, to euesull with Wm miser trete; sad so doubt web swam will be ohm es sill seall reveal eel &Willow taking pleas, shield w Mee aue. [TWOPENCE. TREBllocluNGAcyna'ol IRBR A .9 Tls RN COUNTIgB RA IL WAY. We have now the details of the above dineetree It some that a fast train left Cambridge, se male at wen o'clock yesterday morning. It ace bled, be sides engine, tender, and break via, of hut and seeond OW. tardier* o nly, they being well filled. Revile celled at the mimes Intermediate 'Micas between Cam bridge sad Ponder's-end, the train arrived at the latter place d a err as passible at he proper time, 9.10. Leaviag that station, the retrain aped upon its way, and not halving to stop unto it reached Stratford. was, in nest ing the Tottenham station at about 10.20, proceeding at the rate of between 96 and 40 miles an Lour. •At this p er i o d th e surviving panangers affirm the train to eradiate ce in • =raanaer, seed sheen a lend ash wee followed ybyy shriske and peens. The greatest con ateneation prevailed • sad as scam ars the train had come to • stand-still the unlajired pmengere rushed from their car riages. A shocidag sea presented itself : the engine, tender, and some of the corrieges were breed upon each other, while the most piteous greens emsmehd from the almost inde scribable mese of ruins, end the deem from the engine enve loped everything in • hew Wed. Of poem ' se secs se possible every sesistanoe was rem dewed, and the deed and wooded were taken from the Mirk. This a lag visited; for the carriages bad to be broken fade WWII the desired object coold in num cans be ecoomplialied. Several of the injured were eteiveyed hto the waiting room. at the Whoa, while others ran :ups ke., sett carried to the averse. The swime-thiTsi• — • item. degree' the rules terr a gr a= jr io willewhe kjewei, and *wed in the welting room. He 4 speak ; and although up to list evening he still p , s wee eptertsEnaUthst he would survive the firemen—a younet men named Barber (es we onderatood)—was smashed to pieces; and upon being reco vered, his body wee taken to a room at the beck of the stalks, to await the coroner's inquest. All the passengers in the broken °whips ware neomearily more or lees seriottely injured. Mr. Stokes, said to be a miller from Saffron Walden, wee taken from the fragments of • drat-clam carriage and conveyed to the White Hart Inn. He was in as insensible state, and never rallied, dying epparmtly without much agony. Mr. Satehell, hatter, of Fenohurch-strept, City (who some time ago lost his wife and child by fire), was ales °mimed to the White Hart, where, from the dresdfnl nature of his iejoriee, he also eaafred, although every possible medical assistance was rendered. , Bees the above came which have terminated fatally, there are others which occasion much anxiety. Professor Elliott, of Itag's College, Cambridge, seutained • revere fracture of the leg and other injuries. He was attended by the 'lndies] men on the spot until about the middle of the day, when, under the are of Mr. Wooleton, surgeon, of Tottenham, be wee taken home in an invalid carriage. Mr. Taylor, of Bishops Stortford, who had been very badly injured in the knee and other parts of the body, was sir sent home, neenspenied by • surgeon. Others still remain at Tottenham. Amongst them is Mr. Hotchia, solicitor, who has both leers broken. Mr. Mansion, • miller, of Hoddeedon, lies at the Ship Tavern dresdfully injured, aid yesterday afternoon underwent amputation of a leg. Mr. Garrett, &leo • mifr,or Hoddeeden, has &thigh broken in two please, sad he he. anstabeed serious internal injuries. The other most serious case known up to the protest time is that of Mr. BMW of Pseudo. ; but it is supposed there are about five very ba il mess besides those above enumerated, the in jured peeks having been removed shortly after the accident. Mr. J. B. Owen, the emmtary of the company, bee for warded to as the following report of the accident made by Mr. A. Sincleir, the engineer of the company, to the board of direeton " As I happened to be en eye-witness of the Ismer:table accident which occurred this morning at the Tottenham statioe,! I think it right to inform you briefly of what fell under my own obeervation. I was in the waiting-room of the station, having jog had a few words of conversation with the station-muter about the Enfield up-train, and was owing on to the plea:tem on hearing • train approach, when I bawd an exclamation from the station people, and on looking towards the approaching train, I should think, was running at about Its usual speed, I distinctly observed a bright-sided carriage rolling towards the up side of the line. I noticed also that theorise was off the line towards the up aide. On reaching the plat form the engine struck it and turned completely over, the tender hying clean over it. The carriage or van next to the tender was thrown against the engine, and I saw the roof of it broken off. The next carriage was thrown through the platform wall on the up Ode ; the next carriage was off the line and upright, and the mat of the train was on the rails. I should motion that in turning over the weterand steam were dinharged frau the boiler, and legend of steam enveloped the &i►fs se soon as I had noticed what I have described. On running along the platform I saw and heard the station meager giving orders to one of his men to put on both the up and down signal., to stop trains in both directions ; and this I think it right to mention in justice to the station master, biomass some gentlemen mentioned to me that ha did not think this bad been done. What I too described occurred almost momentarily, and before I reached the site of the accident. Foe some little time I was unable to render personal asetetanor, but I went toes* carriage, and saw that, by the kind exertions of the uninjured passengers and the asautance of the station people, the wounded passengers were being got out. I saw seven persons la alt, helpless and apparently serianely hurt; the unfortunate fireman, evidently deed, lying under the engine. On look ing about for the cause of the accident, I ob served that the tire of one of the leading wheels was off the wheel, broken in several places, and with • which indicated a flaw of some extent. The ry of the Iron where It had been severed appeared to be of .tbe best descriptioe, and when further inquiry is made I have no doubt it will be found to be of the beet Yorkshire iron. Vutil the result of a complete investigation I am alga to give you no MOWS Information, and I have to apologise for this Imperfect coconut of an occurrence which has much affected me, as it could not fail very much to affect any eye witness." The secretary also sends us the following list of persona killed and injured : - - Mr. Ss•chell, Fenchgrob-street, London. Mr. Stokes, &Iron William. TM atuker. 1117DIRD. Mem% Masser, !toddled**, two brother Mr. Bear, Burst Mill. Mr. °erred, Roydoa. Mr. Taylor, &fres Wald's. Mr. Brame, &Brea Wade'. Professor Bllioty Cambridge. The regime driver. LATEST PARTICULARB.-(THIS DAY.) James Rowell, the driver of the engine, died last evening at Tottenham, making the fourth sufferer who has perished. On inquiry this morning as to the state of the reveral injured pessengers we were informed that they were going on as favourably as their critical state could allow, but still their condition wee very sad. A telegraphic message from Cambridge steams th►t Professor Elliott, of King's Collage, was progress , tag r favourably as could be anticipated. As might be expected, the calamity which has befallen him has created the most painful feeling throughout the university. Rowell, the engine-driver, was one of the oldest and most care ful men ereplo)ed on the line, and owing to his germs' serious and steady way he was called the "sage" of Cam bridge, being attached to the locomotive depot at that town. He has left a widow and a large timely to lament his melan choly loss. • ' " . A preliminary inquiry was instituted this morning at the Bishopagste station before some of the directors and °dicers of the company._ _ . . Information of the occurrence has been forwarded to Mr, Humphreys, the coroner, who it is expected will open the Inquest at Tottenham to-morrow morning. The government inspector has been apprised of the acci dent, sad h. will proomi with his official inspection in the course off rinorrow. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. TO VII 101101 011 THE MAUL 819,—Oneofjour contemporaries has stated, under the lead of The Eastern Conades Railway Management," u that one of the prbicipii °Slows of the railway has A model with several thousand pounds." I Mks this oppor tunity of stating that such is not the fact. It is true that a clerk of the compacy (the money counter) was entrusted, in the usual comas of Dm duties, with another dark, to pay the previous dsy's trsffic receipts into the Unica Bank, on Wssodsy last, and the' he paid in a nom of 1001. lens than he should hare dons, and that he has not sines bees beard of. This prawn had bass is the company's emp:oy about 19 years, and had always beset considered honest and trust worthy. I shall diet obliged if you will tasurt this in your 11•911 r .—I adh .1. B. OWEN, Sserstery. Secretery's-offics., Bishopegats Station, N. 8., London, Feb. 20. Lowman AND YOAKUM,/ RAILWAT.—The adjourned seeing of proprietors to receive the repart of the leratlasers la the denims of auditor at the half-yearly Iwat t...zip...tad on Wednesday lest, rook piece at the Palatine alleseleeser, yesterday. The auididetss were Mr. Zvese, Manenestsr, arid Mr. James Wrigley, Bury. Mr. Nags Wilson, -ehairetim, presided, and the seentessy mad a report f r es h die seradassre, which &ovate aleiceity in Savour,. Mr.Wrigirry, shoes the ohairmramoord laity thelenel duly dieted. A trots of thanks au aim to the Annenen, sad the ensetiefi al Atka eel, a taw pm ' pielsowagepearalOsidadal.