The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-30 00:00:00

~~ / %/f /~7 .3i - -0 d I I iI 1 ri os,ea r • /-4+1 6 •‘<; e,. 4 b'' No. 2,896.] rCANAUST 'ad LOAN COMPANY, of UPPER DA. CANADA. s o UTILAORDINA Illf OINIRAL mum a the Siam wan at WI Oespasy, Mr at *ft IS, Illeorgorolrer. Seq. 111, l it l ibTopre rl l2 Or Ehollerr hr to bok firer wag ,h,„ rob vd, or% Ur torOrd or shored : " llio s Shillala. at Ibr ern pit OM. fel 11111111 M. 11•11 IMMO bilk br Norm us me void Nob 4.1 lbw Orupory be Ow or, mobil orbs sou aim . a ,a.ileetiag von Over t, Oil:bream hr Orb aid or agora re he hoon,r, of las Compay.-11, mem T. MACDOSALA aNneary. ..----- -- 7 BRITANNIA ESTABLISHED ISM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, ilarsipsed by Opals! Ad st Poslismusl. ISITANNIA muTrAi LIM ASSOCIATION. impound W Swat Lows Pawat. c u isio-11Wer•Ciseett s = %NM& Ittaillaath- Park. D i a . we Swum* WNW= trumead. at Us ling was ms SA at wish Sasuity fa tb• E. S. Man. Saidast Obettar. ANDSZW mums, sesnow. pnesisatassi. leak Lielloa. p:/111 — 4D MINES, well selected, are the BUT of on inn INVESTIIIIIIT. one login RN ant min inn nonao). DU nso D nl an_ inefq ton et Sou n e : tr a JN•1••• noon ano, rd andieginistia ; els mei irtanin wow in haling var sat est Mr, 1111111WaTioN a w e monnond innal /pat, Inn an II nnolin in Wig sad L e. fie 4111616 11111171171.67111110111111 NOV al sad Mot oluiff WWI Idea 111. Me Winos. Nis a l trsber of 0b awn ininen bewell • lit og wen l o is mom & Al 1118•114~, imam, Ws. 11, LRIZMNCTLI SHOW of the SMITHFIELD CLIAL—The ANNUAL EIIIIBITION of ill= CAME mow hiplatitntn in. Col4llolCill as TIMMY mom= ad CLONES cm I'IIIDAI IiVILIMO-11114 Iftn. III!, pil lin Delister. BAZAAR, KINO.ITIZIT tall SAL smut ON team &pipit till mint la tie wining. nann U ies* Or Maui. N PLOW:M.—An IMMENSE ASSORT TTSTd ill the PRIES PLOUGHS =my be sees st Oe.b. Ilvertmee, II Ileasse.eteeet. goma—listtoa's Walloped (weaned), the beet Mare Oesla is the Wad& Delivered at 275. par tea, res.— gm ca.. Hisalsary e•d Ltaitslasi Oust Depots. TPATENT FOUR GUINEA CONCERTINA. ell lIATIBIONS and Cs, ml. loweeiss. Ths above ammo min mew with M imy Mk is at menfar wadmani Yacht M segarmai W warthins Wham Mead =rim Mb ammonium oasonalmh "OM My le de =Mk WM: io out ina Ma sod las alma Mae MUM lelliner:C, g a rhilon aid m e r liC r ill"." imient alim pertamm at Mend n-uwmt, Dmosammodi TO ?AMITIES PURPTIEHINO.—Partiss, Wore I OW Mar orders, ars asiislasd ts visit tbs missive mooda► W sad obso.esams of CUMIN! 010101 awl Os. 11, Oidwra. abut nag will God ths best sisal= d essol aulands lOL ETOU Sam sad Yr plass as Isma as Is possally iamb tor astlial d as Wirier dessraptkaa. Isaisst essbsud lasbors able at 1/s. Is nabob resmsamisit MULMANTS •ITIIII a the asasslas labl awl die thsiz bass sorirapt. c°RDINCVS WATERPROOFS ate the beet ortiolot tor u«, they wiretasil weatben, laden sits la ANN& TWIT men! es oft as/ ollowlet ▪ szi r ed wy, Is all maim slC: lig uar a tisit twithorias to Sir . draft's flair loud on i t elt i ,egur :el be rilkt ef isp reet i tZlisr Milne gerometi e essolo. to" tY01•1111. ISOM bilileegOlllllll to stook testi* *eft It Labsosere owe hem ta. C. tar a toor . ems—ltwe molds soolood elle Se mho ot J. C. amt. be Min mat et TUrpliamr. rfl TENT FLEXIBLE 'LUBIN°. - JAMES UN 6 UAIWOCI , Wialwasdaad Ida -Ralgar Tula( sad ys Ilsaufascurer. admit. Use Moeda. oi dos trade gesarally b Ili !Emmet RU 81111/1 HMS sad TUBING, sods Oakes. tres i lea wed upwards. On lubber Wasbers.= .4. pmaidas Gas Bap. sad Vakaidasd mßerm star a. of all Masulars.ra mid llarrAeoar. Osswell.road. loadmu EAUSTItALIA wed the 001.0141118..--14kh 'beep, and dariela 000111111.-010000101 WIWI 111 11001 1 100 /!III? la radialy Impervious te Mk SI" biti.arl Ms bass isswil* sloe isil seivadve avalleso g b =peas tWatt maid kr ion; am ut i twasibil pim PEWS Mt rall.o3lt. POILCONDUCRUNI Ilvdt VW* assmadlii=liou a s 1111 sr amt. et fair awl tostisicsiala Drat by past as apylkatios is 0100000 V DOWOSTI-RILL. LONDON, irbo also ~is L 0 hit GM INODDROUS Fait tar drip waillismi IN* bus bare i • ineadas fits twaaadiatins, E ty VENT-PEO REQUIRED lice BARLOW'S *Kw unarm fiLLNACIDIG TAP. VIM M baw, Wm ellta r n:lM Issiabs ▪ w ser = is. IL; ilel• Melee Ist Ram Iss., L. venni* le rem its omit la two mei et Tbs ' Mi d la am Wilt mod II•• wll= • vbsa ail vet Impirines el peuenbe ens rift dr Salim idek ems% be woussimd. it Ni well loses Om, doted/ awn Pe AO tfrPiedliesise Nue et Welles owl sem Amer Ye asp Is bad • - variety it moist UP rt srb ElPielld I= AMU 11. terseiles ileemiewer mg um nem 14. New egeeelewbees. lateleilwe H Z LAUL—Io etteseteeeee at the great aterwleveer kWh d A. IIOWLAND eat Wile Z la eisalitier. rot Wirt le •• wily weenli• lie ft isissatly rosin is *wary, Mari halm law. sal et pest wet. rad tr paler paw ee *Wow, owssurd Is priaire bow Awl 01 ,11ise Irbil." Will Mi. Mil bs Wive. le is impoili or • mar of at atilreftwor lipeard lowiled mei rer Um% wil hem is WIC= whims& spa wileb ownwi AIM WM. 0 liwkwe G 4. be the Growth. Irriceserw fir Me Bow Iler." rib tbe sleasten of the Pm/Wm IN bk. °A. leseiwr sad ecee."--11•111 at fla, ilatiss-ped" WAR. imml lie Maio sad Pertuain. and DAMP AIR. BARCLAY'S I ammATIC CANDY Ms for may pus prim* ma slisitall IL kin the 111 labile ado Top BM Dam M. Misb ha MIL rim ant es prini at me la ids d ins-. Us ellMs re bold ibi, le mum Pe iiemb fr lbs Molelsa et imp, Ibili Mips Um PP mei tim 411111mily li d s toptliat et rz. pod caly by &MUT aid ISOM. lll. r i.simi, ; ni iiil by iiir apprimmi by all ib, ora mei, mils; in MP at Si. N. Istr.74. l =i My beinkt—Oleme—llim Pa be ismisb Mrs the same ° lift PI Mr" see se tbe imp allsod to ebob Na. 'OOOY WEATHE R — CaM., amps. saimaaa. am Dialms of thsClaset awl Limp. Wee iIA altessims et repsestars, tol WIN to be ma porno So se SY ellasts. sositals la damp kw vostisr. sod dubs Iholiftetrair. mem et iniwy see sad elstlas SS in Istllet to lIMOWS will do satesoldleasearto et tookot sad ass trim salittag, er tekimettaile teashe atilt hsalsis dunes the beassa treat sad So. la Itse, It pmesees ewe wpm Mash ars be himidal Worm se isegba. oak 1110011616. red a amplaisaa atm maim Imp. Alk be Sperm Palstoste Usk. IrdePota *• wits sad b I. Id Clo. Cramm tesido.ll. St. way nisiarask sed sees sad maul's.slealsatd Ser. °M ad beak IA ramaselammes i Nom am oa.. se.prw ihmsapa m ._ sh ow r epu t i =pr. sulasistima. um ; dui by p solli• Tarim e lalloolses. Is lades, st ta led. sal So SI. dui The Weise NUN. omits we 7 se mask minima sa Gam kUTLB JONOH'S LIOHT•BROWN COD ILII OIL may be ellaised ia !maim caly, empadie sal la• aril las amp elassturs, tram Um& analgaesa AM" lI.D. lad Ca, sad 77, lined. Labia sod him mow nagasesale mom thafteaset the vulva Klaiden. wawa. rakdor ONI ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.—This mild Zhat Ileree ts h e ati b o: the tat et= 00 relit amid) rgelea=roKe ere a l e r s i s sted air is Imill=gri is ommariVifili flag Ipieway. rmposmand oli lit the opmmesr. Illeeetemes. hum ; int Mee Ity g - pawabd-iiead,....i.. loam th Ute Vatted tem • 1.. let. IL W. ee. W.. lih aad r ia• lllm _____•., has are lielleille bat thorns with 01101‘01 DLION ea the emergent mow TRIMSIAIt.-00 the Mk of May, 1866, s hieesece ma maul by **MO Ebert of aisbary fad as 114 Jame Wawa/ sr nods .ply Air ~ r 0 ,, , ,,,, .... 4 : name tam Inn aabala. alba ` s e mmi him II taxima, aal isaund Mb GIL es not retthria, arl 116 bomb= at io = n reb• 116. 1, is a nerdy Ist awl allasaai alas Ilawaft. Mamma. ea; ehereelh. Mem dart et ale aim amain* mal manly indleile al Owe at wadi swedas an boa alialaas 1 %%Ms at tie taaab d a vat yaMiss i rtillekles• t on PIA Is aka peg eawasell may Saa Si ibee al Ai* valinstaulg. Or IN* TOO trar b b e llauasbla aidneasarti=lll. ll 6 111 ...j_lisi• I. 2. sa i r= l akr i atili at tuba et name ial GI al „.-I.mob taallasa. Vag say al as Um Mkt alga 1110 ......""ZZaatsol. Ma 16 ea IMNII. le Mem e; ego try pelt '".. we =versa esessoe seseiremel le , us; 446,—is be abooda eel leek 1i b• 111 amus. 0 iaN=. =1 n11 : 11 16 me Oa. o ma tiroon saimet t ilie lL "141.1. 4614 : 4 A..a. • la‘arni em ta, ai' l W 1•1614 lb. Mu. MUIS COPAILINE. at BAOCILARATBD i O t..... t. mad Cubists are deablins th bug e r tar r . '''..IMIS an d. rapeldge WM as 4 ober. sad swasioe awl N. Jams bas as& . X ."6l66l "mmal lel l i r* l t l i= db.°llllB :ol•• •l"" repurilia lWisilij Vtis °" ... kw bus eke Path. Allale Si Medibear 17111 " ""." 4 " 4 ". 111 = all rllii imdl aifeat Wain - s un . 'l4l‘ IL nel lata. 0 N and ftesilsillett Ild. lllo "I! !Itl'ilri e ma Intros Chirk. Om "best" M. !I -.. tarradiftgar....inNinwarz ap in g=2 . elrb,C . ll= I dm% iin kw dam la mat is ilmiriaimar. laillAll. N i e 44 .21; 1 4 . li; 91.-49 Ili Iri et dr Isiewlet. a as i. mis i --- amiss. il. Hansurto, Wage i aal A dr shoriblir _vbt -a -_ TETLEY'S EAST___INDIA PALE ALB- If. OM NI muiwneas an ow bass Illsoshi—Ths pet seams% ALIO loft elm animal salleirmila, Mre..litt sag prim Wei Mg withal* by Ur Wide. UTLEY Sii eon gal %I nall Is wily • Wyly larrumi ssassisptioa this mina wet boobs lon ablipi to Arrippriat ifs ammo. regiolliar Asir Mr kr soar dm f ut. the demo' h. tar morime or! smorsims ssissidises. iscems—Loodus - . NS, Ulm Tbamoratroot. ! Dabba...—. 10121) abbapaaraot. Larn i ......-... & nib West Shralagfrin. ** .—. CoillbositL The bat sit tion Aka Wog la sooty peopaut equal to tlo Sawa enro. altbsot tomploo. lo lo emit Is lb, ~bet. t o to sob. saraistoil bp Memo to sbe Iltambe smoipt may beam la Lawkat : s_s. Book* the Gal Mum. Waltham. Vattat.pat , Diamond Oratt,loa. . Wilms. UM= Spa. . Otel= l". ooadso.lowa. . Wa lli =onAtiart• ibblamb... Poo. . Illaahreatt, " Immi dlalo• CMPl = I . limaml. Proad-satett. n• Al/MINI ins Ode 114 "t hladothkaat :. IttirV oorast, ML. Pio. paab AEI ot all • the MIIIIIII. masa' lelmobb rat of all Mr Wks loom tabibt pro alassa la the oboe WWI Polo Ab my Its obtaimai. dam la bottle at on ars% se be rappitai to ap~so at do MINIM Lao% or at toy et etollbmo. .asaidislierdebi OKA of haws. Its iirresierisdes an • tili Imby 110, Riapaft temeet, mad !WHIN Nifty alormullsOsa. Ns, Wing eta& pas dam. Pipe. begismdt direst Ma Ile Imam Dodo. as Wow is* sal CO.. OM loshiVe MON% Habra. aIt3DKU.-CHOICE I Fives the sulist Feeds t. . • _ _ _,nom WII~— I:LOYERB of FISK— 100 pada* YAW MOO= *LOOM tar Dp.. posimps__Dribrad. Moe LY IFTWILD DDLIC irg Mai , F AISTICLZ et FOOD lerismisd lo A go% re ressigt et wits On" or post ears ae met toll me Oda dbrallm ism% old —UN Lima Pas.. Ms Oar, in* Tsrmema. " Mob lbs IWO isms 1114.18M1s Mr so Ines Tuning!' sal vs Ng Os gal* ass. Ilamorws. Ems Nimbi Palm Oi 14 INV " sr. is you say pupped Os sod oat your roolms Miselsni. be to owl es a so wail. Than I WI Wu moot gare past sodsisstios.—A. . £alsmsisr4slK St. James Palo* Osteber I. Igie." ELT/INT AROAND OIL tad PURE OOLZA OIL, at 1.. id. p pillese—tbise OIL bars vAIL a•MMI la way kNol et Imps do sat sorra* sr mbar. Th. Loyal WAX INSRW CAMS: Oa Ss br ark AO* • Ma Adam* awl Aminlail They see et as lift Zty FM0,410. all ma SO^ 0414mnicale. IT R. Mmostll4o, Pas•A•OesL !lAMBS BRITISH WAX CANDLES, 18.6 d. ,ILI per li. ; &t oars. Is. IL ; trumbssust Ind. Ss. ; =sies. fa Id. ; bet spew. Is. M.; Osams lee. Is. $141.; ism la. 1144.; poem Nem la bd.; sompsile. lON, n 8., roolgors 1.. IL ,• mslille he PaMer's Yoe* NIL; messoms. NW; addeles. 100.; slims isi St sed IL; moldy 104.; dada ellids. ed. swe min; lb. ; palsy seep. Ms., db. Ha, sal les. per . fis; eliclb; old blown Mobs% Is. N. pat puled; elbstlel Wee . 144 WI , Windsor, la lid.; sej s lt si de= se... sd. , —be sub. at II . P. DAMS NM Wind ail 413.14.11se dabble. Charlseems. Woke. New rads. gestic and peadlie tree. A. 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Loam Meal leerwil. the odearete et tree ammo sad Ji al mod redrew Is the extent mod wave of he rowel estro—ht lbe emereay at tie law rem% ead ia tee warted weresattle wesoweelel latent& Ha wardird le the alty. railway. sad oweetary arthiee—thie papa 110011,113SPONDENTS AT THE BRAT OP MAR. ITS ON NEMO I. RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As eselooteely early report et 'MOW( la the Lase Mr le sup plied Mk* every Overload Mail. rd It Natalia 1111 ONLY DAILY MINING WORT. with lie n ll[ LUDES ALL Onl/1111111 ADVARTLIZMIIITS. It bonny ladagoadati, nod, diode' paw bp mare thaw slaty par ed§ say at its astraaparazirA this mat Pm y wasiatailay mil aft lediamatioa, amidavad tor ir.Us streastar rd pasidas aol talidm to asp Ts be aidiasd d baaliaallar ea amnia is Qs biardeas; sr at M. LS. akar be azporisatad ris taT=dag iAmasL tbe piper by analog pat at • mail mad prima. die pabilmber will. as appliastlaa, Assisi the aura of ens waft ready to an ttot Ilk. AL per garish paid A adamant W habillse ceder. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 Gam until ma, at 11. per weak; embed hi tews or irrastry. at kr Si hat day, ar 17.. (amalampratj n rerAsatter ; b Mr. AL Sews A( t. It, Tuatairdnet. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED tot's' COUNTRY b XVIDOMO POST. at I. M. par v.. pavamt ammo. by ON MADDOX. 11, Upper Alteapat., lagesirk. Doslrina aM Mast. I:LT NEWS LENT TO READ, is Leaden, at 11a. vs gissrlar.-11INT by roam° Kak i l modu t ti m . 0 .. ea I/10 DO., 116. U. per yr.—H. ADAMS. 11 Weisailasar. Now Avast. BAYSWATER —DAILY NEWS LENT TO lUD; sal espe.led a the tenet" try ~tag poet. at Med. pat wrist, paid la edivas.—M. BUZSICZ. ow.. mete. We*. 0001,1/04TON. Item Agent. LBHE EXPREBB.—The PUBLIC sal the 'MADE UPPLIND awry dogmas at bagest Now ofiag eimp /Zr. AMSON. Nows Agent. No. IS, ilesthopiorolrool, NESTING AT ROCHDALE, ON THE WAR. _ _ . Oa Wednesday evening a very crowded meeting of the Jabs bit sate of Rochdale took plies is the public hall of that tows, to hear from their represestative, Mr. Edward Hull, an ezplaastion of the views which had guided his parliamentary eaudact, especially in retinue to the war, a desire having bees impressed that he should implicitly de. clue his opinions oa that subject. Mr. TIIOIIU AMEWORTS, the chief constable, presided. Mr. Mists., who was received with wham, said—War wee doe ememing a nature that it required sad absorbed the Linesman segos of all our polities! wren. (Hear) Nevertheless, MMus the last metes ofS:liament we had get rid of dm Immi es political know. owing mainly is the edema edeesacy of their mu b; Mr. Gladstone, awl le amused" sad effective aid of Sir Woad Balwer WM. we bed passed sa imperfect messes* tooth's' MINI liability in pertnership; sewed mss bad ales bees dime he Messiah's the came et tbe Glidden se elmea mese, allibiebdttbei Palmerston miabley, Was Indlepeed Ss /w -ebs, SIM Wefts, had edema tee MOO Or Mot to =ewe them; end Way, the haslrelisas bed as ill eseedlatiees far arms elective, sad giving le *ma far levee pow of self government this eves MO can & dew sensdnetion. (Hem, hear.) In reimeme to the seer, be mold int allude to on. ear two isles ha bad gives fa the MP modem Perlimmat had amemlied laDesensber, ell is hot haste, to per the Pereira Zelletommt Bill, which he (11r. Miall) voted. broom M lldardid NB= a substitute for such a reform is set amp as would reader it ea stleastive service. He was imertela it was am the war that deterred the veddlegmeee hem the hut the feet that they weep treated deeply who meld set rim to the superior no w a ass paadaminn, and who IMO lONA lOW spy its ia the LorpsiZUmesesold he e piece of ameba mesbaelim t of alaisterial desires, to be direlmsd AM. weeds es a grateful Meetly, sad, he believed, 101. a day. Mew able , beer.) If dee war was to be tarried a with vigour be tbsesmetbisi ought to have been dime with Mies& difima t mid bie regarded ea junkiest ell dis pallemme of Wilgati that dm would not allow of mob reheat se they saw Ss be neemeary, bosses' he did set see how the needled reposed es *slim meld he sellestedi Mind 'repulsed mssdlibreat iresimeste sad corps any la eideliew ilea the militia themselves, or time who "slimed hie the line. Will, he hated elm., sad he voted spied the 111•1111111/0. It woo serried. Three or tour seer the doped Were milde w" leek a slot step to act apes im peddle& HO ceps PIA twist Turkieh lame, hesasee be toperded is es a resurrease le die erten of eatoklise sad of b e 'speed ' tem old* bed Wes so Asa 1111161M1 by lima' LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1855. sad Men ea that Mikan as beteg bad la pelssiple ; Meese he reglad* it as sot absolutely nesemary to the unplug as of this via, sod thought he soma pensive is it the de of many • haste quarrel between th ese w et were parties to the loss. He spathes** that the quastke they wished him to answer was, whales he wee fameabie to a prasegatios et the war with Bank, is was he iodised to sa early, sad If it me pesedoshis, as inunaikee ? Is the first paws, he was beer" to deelare thee wI he regarded war with mgeolilled sheer see, he dig ate beak apes it as die limb* era width mid hoki kmanity. Be Mined itaM useless, as wall Y were sometime eass ablillial by Mire rm , wield the sword of babe egabrit sal Jam Ablisegle he did ant sorest I. tae n i z o whish musitted as to this war with Barka, sal im believed the war We bees sagely eel likely averted, yet, the war ba beta era sewed Fadmen sontrastsd. allstOsie Mau sp, be el feel Mead by his Meant hem the podgy Illw to peeseme fir pesos as a ny sad every stage of he The wee bevies bees assessed, be wilvosaled E.:4. as of die war with all the energy and vigour was pees** (Cheers.) The a Buds, eel red alit reemiesi *sly a master of her owe eelf•essolit, M did thiak be left aadistarbed without Yana ; but es moos omit was Meght to • trial of fast, thea be thought aseurity of Imp wee esaessimi Is gland Moloireable dedeleaidelost bar. Weil. the pee;le v 7:O =lli hi Mil me is *Mime te • pewees sad of lama*, to pretest the weak 'dab* the Moog. They had sea with imagism hew might had balsa dad' ever right ia Moak le ilatelsey. to Ningoey; saw it at lase pealed Ma he Ma heed to Bobo tipMe . the Mem despot pawed his loono M Whoa obi gemmed spes the Otto. I.7=sakolles task komileses ben * t its Was ups Turbo/ was the smiths dike war, the Mesa * the war, se it as -ism et the ato ist 5i 0 , 1 7 •*b matey ware ee es On bald seatisemelii=ir. Bee this was hahem the Wadies ot the at 'apposed bad alosoly head est. g v e sa r easi' lies mat to war, amemling to ww ihemeeless bad gives oat in war to immathe sled ledepearisass of the One tbn el the Allies watts take intik es "beta guarantee Rumps = Tbs rviez=s erm inemisa iv a tos yi ds 7 , 7 ... isd assissit alliftilsa bsis frost oono were enemy moss d, es far es_ rd s lbe leasysof Os raway—he would say *Old *ad the temp of Ger friesde—(laiglites)--the aselgailes of the Danube was "Emitted to be hes the pestesswate of the Week Munk hi Turkey was virtuady abed**; sad as a present kel t She isdepeadesee sad to teols of Turkey Willeosta. Teas, as to wearies Ream 'mamma* the implem of Basile. barbarism, the Zemke OM in the Black des see Wager miss* ; &bee t** wee mod to the greyed, est la vast Me. malaise of malivisl of war, whisk it meet have takes scow yeasts MOM, had bees captured sad Mid* mama du ' alto.; we Mel sweet with be the asses thee es si raled the wide si the itis of Mar; we had sompolial the assay to Masks the whole seaboard of Cireasia,M blow up one after make the chola of forts amaalleg tee anth er. with the sowihern provisoes almt the .oiseriess; we had . and blockadid th e meads" the Beta :I P Z IL IAV I . The Turk", as their tom, lad eimiessly am* As sky of Hers; d Omar Pada was Moody threatesing the Russia. proiisew meth of the Camas; sad was there say as. is his "miss, looking at these fasts, tria malt pretend that Turkey aew stood is the slightest loitered /Mss benalea ? Lad was sot Weems Buxom Set* is Turkey ? From the Meanies of the war em by the sahMedoe of her Met Meads, had lost *amselfesse. la coda to Make good this ause s . dews leash, hailmedelglit mossaptioss ia twoleue; already half hell easy I*l rid to mast of raw and andielpHaed seal • *Beady the duds apes bee popidatios of . led very. awl; embed (hi s=teal of to . What • streis had bee brought to beer apes elis deems of that empire. Her Micelle wen *need, ba Ciall0•1011 was paralysed, her pats were blockaded; for all purposes that meld Wm Weems Sanyo, Bomb was vary awe Wool to seises doe. Believing as be did that . the pet elfeets li by the alliesOa hse4ves bed bees 'comet**, ha did fled sallisisat mesa fripsa will& esablome the Mak• aka skit the prelsegolise tif .10111111 M with Item* Would ormlooll* Mt illatel* At Ibis asailley. sad Ilberellre he shoe* it salintat ibis _ sad bessershis poem (acid.) turas Mee Rana teems ' motesader s &dominod test are might ma compel the evacuados d the Crimea, destroy Nioolaieff sad Kbersue, sod mean Croustade; bat it was utterly aenmeasszy to tee emus of Europe. That beteg so, we wars sot justified is towels; for osmium or for posterity the awful mareat of sacrifice which the sesomplish met of those objects would estail, set merely is mosey or mosey's worth, bat is the tenth'', loss of hums life, I. the Wag cheek put sem social sad politiesl progress, and I. the large sum total of sinless' demadisa dos which nest be lavolved. Then was use immense and glans, fast that be would implore these to read, mark, learn, red lawardly digest They were salted a noble poopio by these whom " Jamb (Maim" called the " Upper Tea Thomed r they wore lauded for the analimes with which they had stood the drab of war cm their resources ; but had Ii sever marred to them that the said " Upper Tee Tluiessad" mated all sapaior places of rat their owe by lawful laborites's', shared sampt themselves all the lucrative pests of goveramest, all the poems" sad all the anguishes sad piehisp sod jobs that sane out of an Mrs espeedieare e 7 60,000,1001. a year, s.d that the system by which these men melted. sonrithstandiat its dradful waste/Mem and its ridiculous iseekieney, was by these am obstinately uphold, and mita wised, eves at this time ? had these who lauded the people foe their honk embusses thews them selves ready le dismiss the iseapable, to remove the obaniedve, to got rid of the imMale sad worthless, and to yeasote sad employ the amitovioss, aoterithataad• log any loss to themeless la yardmaster, lassamfamily conneziose, ndekl isseavesiones t a missal maim aad sanoymes ? The army was mike* smametive ; then was so *peals' up the paths of the rank sad W to the ' highest rim of their moismissal career • se mush's' =sad bithfal record .f the sera of sway lattl. ft eetera so distribades smog the* of bassway rewards se rashes of their memos is deqeMbeh believes diedegabbod their gallantry ; ehd op = 6 ? =Ws a their sesents, et hewer does to *sir Ores minim is the army wore dhgassi of by pushes. ; diem at winailiag, who had swift but their owe alien to reeemosed them, were pissed seder the asummadeldebsr sod mos favoured jasion ; sad enwds of well.tiade *Mere were imam isms ea " argent pints affain," ready to watch the meretheisa market km, sad to match from than wawa *de Mee behind to glassy le tits Ogees the int shows d l yesemtbow- (Rear. hem) Rae awn impelling.* to iw, es used, sea biome wee by Ms miser if men; and the elewingd the Bodes wee repaid by the eremites of three ed fabulous age. (WOW.) Mosey sad task, sad sehleirstio comezies. amid wry all before them is the liallblearmy ; sad these who scald, but did sot, Worm the system were calling epos the people to make the timossasy seedless for eanying ea the war. (Load sheers.) tut people km OM the melt of the war should be the for do es ollopeds. as base. The trestaiset of scream a Me • speolosse of what we might aspect, sad what osallessial deeps% bad sileased fonigners, tbey would redeems Is aloes@ the paw, which was quit* se ia eomeniest hem as ia other esustries, sad this they mien try to pot dews my parliament. [Mr. Miell spoke abort sa hoar, sad remised his sat soul load calm.) Mr. Tinian= empleised _that Mr. sestinas were still somewhat diesibefel. bat said he appeared to be fee poses reader mem! ami therefore moved :—" That having hae l li s r ist rom a rlisll his views es various took, of the day, this meeting is of oplaios that the sestiaseats he bolds ea the war, set thaw Mich an held by the sasjoelg of the "lemon sad amalgam of ROchdalo." Mr. W. RAT seseaded th. modes. Mr. T. LITIIST objected to the whale tune = of the meeting bang osespied with me Mika. Tbe 'athis el the suffrage was more impasse es the simelesten Ma the war. lie believed Lord Palmentes to be me ef tlee most unpriaapled maiden who ever ruled the misery, sad that ho raised or kept up the war any to divert the people from efforts at moral sad politieel yeogrees. Ile moved tits follow ing as au aniesdame :—" That the maple altar/UM will sanction no war o f a war that shall have for its object the destsratioa of the astiesslity of ileagary, Italy, sad Pohlad.' Mr. EDWAID TAT7.OI siesaded the motial, because he believed.° wee wosid melt from the people tasking sash • sloalaralloe. Mr. Jolts HOWASS espressed Ws disapproval of Mr. ineolge Rallstosat and Turkish Lem B M ilit. ialf sag s Ton tin es „mot *. mono to abasicsiag ate war st prima% so If we die sews should have la len thaa tea years sada to fight is what we had hitherto gaised. (Caren) Mr. JACOB BSIORT (a younpr Media of the bon. member he 'bailable), who was meted with applause, mailed with load ideas, deprecated any dinaios amain the euestltesasy, mad thought the same forbsersees 'Maki be w ith ards Mr. Miall as towards ream represestatine whea t p didered cm isolated %Mikes. Mr. Muir., is armee to the ehosevations end haulers the' bad Ma nail., said he would ast parasol to say whit Isms of pame ahead be mem" with doge wee some store deolW eapeasios et what we beeiblia *Ws him Binh. lie anise Ihenght of sayrhied is sheer* se the immediate aboalemelme d the w se; bat se wo hail asehodilbed %bayed dosage we w. pappapad, we NOS la be seadyla lamb& papa* data ray write Use WOO 61.111aableyeggalb af Waging the way So fas banottrahl• conalasko. Aa to guaraatoos far tho fa tars, what guarantee was am known batter than that Dos of ihs parties to a war had aimed the 'Wotan. Oar gas• rants* was, that we had keoetsd the man down, and Sould not pt up again whilst wa stood over him to waNh . . . " The CZAIIIKAN pat the question to this vote (amidst some confusion end arks of We woald Garry both mo. time "), and after taking a show of hands for end - net both the amendment and the reeehttioe, dacLrad the amendment carried. _ . . • Kr. TarzabaLl asked toe a division es the um& seat, bat the Chairman said he could pulp better whs. he bad pat both metioas. The :majority wee a very au- Teti MO. - 1;;Olatiou approving of Mr. Milan's oradaet is puha neat dark; the last steaks was afterwards pared, alateet ailaciaoasly. The prossediass were on the whole orderly, and coon ducted is pod lamer. [lke following tompletes tin report of the mooting at 'Willis'. Boerne, ONUS ia restseders Ispress): be Duke of Caimans*, soli--My lath, Wiles. sad gen llemes, is opining the pieseediege ea this mod isterthsing esemden I feel Net, in sell reopen, I have rather an easy duty to peons, ter the large, imposing, and ialluential meeting I en before me peons that an all. oefileient Interest lupine the public with reopen to the Laverne: subject whisk his galled u *Mir. But Al should have hesitated teen prillilles over • motto( sconeod far the rupees et mtheilles the but moms of gelds' up ost appropriate thellindildi le ilelevaleable asevilas Milan Nightingale, if it wets lot anti Mt I weals seem ropeete quebiled for the duty by WM* mussily witneesed in the Bast the great mertioes of *that neellent and aniable lady is whose homer the gni! meeting of this day has bees tolled together. (Chien.) It is hardly a year elms the primal British habits lad their bat opportunity of appreciating is their tell isi what are too teal, mind the horrors al — _ ruse des which, nefeeninatidy, must aeon b seil whitheier war taloa plaits. Wm aunt, newts ,be anima is without the ninth* of pain and to theneado, sad therefore it thew the pare , ninth duty of the public at lone to mart thentesine S. the ' thesiet to alleviate by . Batal sas Is Ask power those miehthenes whin it is tile they am wholly pro test. (Loud elide of " , hear.") We are aware that, etthe the Ins poem that prooded the promat war, way Ilbstassiseary to 'Serbs military ar r angements bad baswas slily dbergialsed Of rather, I should soy, had in a pat aware disappolinid altogether ; sad amnia shun It we. well known that our 'military hospitals woe %i as means in as elieleat • state as meld be wished. Under them einumissees it became the most trying and hipielest duty of the gormand of the day that they dwell do all in their power to raise their establishments to a proper state of efleleney, sad alleviate, as far as in theca lay, every sees of psis and suffering that come to their knowledge. (Hear, leer.) Amiss nadir this view they meet properly availed themselves of the services, the gra. tallow, intuitable, sad moat laudable amiss" which were Wend by the /nog sad interesting lady in whose Mason we are new eissiebled. (Loud Moen.) Hers was • lady in the Oise of lib. sod senetinded at lame by every- thing that meld make Man baggy, slikriag to brave the anis of the ms and the dossers.' allswoo of the Ben, the purple of re-organhing those de ate of the y, whisk; at that nomeat, were oettale4 not in as oath hotory a slaw rat ebb have ben wished. I happiest at the time to be at Ormstaatisogb, sad Web I - returned home I had es boartosity of wiloseeisit . Aci asses% stirs wanes malts of OM nardoss of Miss Nightiagen sad her Is the military hoesital at getter!. (Loud e e r g eerr t iPor let me here Olsen, that' the izertions of Kiss Nightioialo wove most ably Mended Winton, who west en to assist her, and I am sere it wand be remiss at my and the last thing that Mime Nightingale herself . 14 while doing honour to, tied appreciating her , we should seglest to recogehe the *micas pf these as elided aid sastabod bet is let great sad t (Lead aeon.) KM IllightiaSM hoe is thb; dialed% lan way •540.-• math* Ls ben aseatabla duty, dews se the present moment. Ia molts of lose of health for • time, and other eirounistanon that would have deterred weaker minds, she has never for • moment relinquished her endeavours to thuds the object for which she went oat, and that object I think I may say she has sow fully attained, as the emounte which now daily some home from the Beet bear testimony M the venereal good order and valuable improvements which through her valuable assistance have bees introduced into every departmeat of the medical service of the array. (Load chests.) It sow, therefore, blooms the duty of the public at hone to show her that her services have been duly appteciated, aid—at least with those who feel as I do—to comigss in what mannsr most honour may be paid to this mendktioguiskied lady in the most graceful and agreeable, sod at the sows time most useful way. (Hear, bear.) We Yaw Not briwobals have tom oared to individuals who hob dessived well Millen country in various ways. Staines lave beta robed mad great bandies' have boos sonocrated bat I ow disposed Is shish that Miss Nightingale herself Milos for no testimethel which while It honoured herself ma sal at the web Yoe gesemots the sombre of the week and the salbrias mew' the Obsess of that many to glib she hopes to rotors when the war is at an end. (Meer, bear.) There ma be no doubt bet that bee mast "doable seinen wield in a great semen be throws 'way. _if es her Mem home memo should lot be edhead her of continuing the geed work which abs se sally, se waragessaly, aid so admirably begot ; sad I, lb meow of °none, god the kinds of Miss Inghdande We of opiates, that the vest moseptable mein 'we onnil anise of remedial an *aim of that lady's sonfeed, mil the way which would be meet anoptable to hweell4 Weal be to race' a subscriptioe with • view of w/Mbllihing as lestitatioa for sums, to be ender her entire she omplow astkority and coetrol. (Hen, hear.) Sect is lastionies would be of the greatest beasts, not only to 1 the marepolisOtet to the whole snaky, foe in both mums te &need the nth me mask weoted, while ia baker are thin we have r s pod as we bald wish ter ohs i ce boast usivlos of oa gnat laspitale. I beg this meeting to ithlienand, what I have been autheriecA and wousiwined te Wain nowilly that the object of this meeting ie not to hidt, hest (bear hear) — to enable Mies :9111 to asks unfAtend use of whatever sun may be with the eisistanse of • stamen, skids she has to he appointed—to maks use of that sum is establishing a school for lures., partly, I believe to be ompowd of these who voluntarily moms forwaid, and partly of mum of the ordinary descriptioe, and that both may be properly instructed arid met forth eamining as the various hospitals may regain. (Hear, hear.) That I believe to be the real eldest for whisk this mooting has been conneed and this sabseriptin started, and whether it may be useessery that • building should be erected for the accommodation of these nurses will be a subject for future coosidnatioe, and must be left 'enrol, to Mb Nightingale herself. (Heez, hear.) To give her power to do this would, I think, be the lost sompliment the public' could show her, for she well understands her position, end we may have fall ocaildenes is her that she will successfully cony out the object which the pablie his in view. (Hear, hear.) Let us raise the i mousy sad put it in Hiss Nightie. gale's hands—lt nield;sot be n better—and we may no satisfied she will nodose all the mien that could be de sired. (Cheers.) Ido not think it would be proper for mole doteintlis aside( at math gresterlength,or with fur ther dellis 1 have eadeavourod to state shortly the objects IP whisitili wends has hoes conneed, and which the eemmdttee have ie fir", and the an is which the obey send should be employed. It now onlyremains Mme to my, that I trust the great interest is iezlii- SIN by the neIeSTOOS meeting hers assembled, will be SA WN by adequate subscriptions to enable Miss Nightingsle toMny out, is the mouses most agreeable to herself, aid Oen useful to the public at large, the great objects to Illielt 'be has devoted km energies, talents, sad life. (His Mini Higbee@ resumed his seat amid load and general * Mama ILtis annonesed that linen bad boa re. aired from the following noblemen and gentlemen, ex , peening meth regret that imperetive eireumetaaess pre vented their taking part in the pro oedings of the meeting, but Fueling their co-operstioa in its objects : Viscoont Harding', Lord Pannone, Bishop of Orford, Bishop of Ripon, Bishop of Lined., Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir Cohn Campbell, Sir &Mel Mottos Poo, Bert., Sir De Lacy Enos, Mr. Gladstone, MY., Captain Pon, li N., he. The Marquis of WI/DOWNS rose to MOTs the Ant rem. tenon, and who reesived with loud Mien. His lordship mid, —May it plows your sisal Idshases, my lords, ladles, and gentlemen : Beira _hagroesed with • deep wase of the robin obligation bilks Ingirdirgole end the ladies who sesompeiM Mr is the mailwportsat and most interesting of seleelbe. I, although, bus me good reasons, being little esensemed le attend sahib woodsy, have tho ug ht It my arifitth alba& is la pine OW dff, sad to rosMa is tows flor WAS imagoes. (klisibbear.) UM,. thew Snowstorms, I hem bush worsted to won a rowistios—e duty'. lath I wig Ism much men volatility _weieetekw, were it not des Oa @gamed.% gins of the Wens of the meting by = ! mi laighaess in tea chair, who is to himself the most witness that eaa be sailed to the blowsy of Mir, Illishimples gobbet—Cloud tesues)—wbne, at the sy gn o Wadi IWO kb high pereemi Wagerer, Ms rank, p ja g by well polies. be is best Stied se invert year w oo b i tgos sad nesinnesee for the Awls elle! have' ' a gog as together. (Hear, hear.) After die wry You sad elm I ugliniiiiiii gins by hie royal WOW% I feel that it 11,9' %‘.l.ed (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. would be ispardoesbie fa sae to ossopy your time for more this a very few mammas. We bow sll that has passed in the Bast, we bate followed it bom day to day, with the most biases isterest, het no part of the pro coatings which there took Mase have attracted greater in terest and attestioe or mon deeply engaged the attention of the poblis, than the ezertionsumee to the suffer this whisk ate inseparable from peat auks', cartons made by ponies who were sot sesweisseed to the duty, but who had undertakes it is a spirit el deaties, which aver ma be tee long remembered is the mesh of thie country. ' (Loud thews.) las sum this mese ef yen thei as I haw' felt myself through life, that easy met of adversity has its uses, sad gives its bass. But if that is the ease with ordinary sdatsity, what eau be said of the greatest of all adversities, the amok, of war t (Heat, hear.) Beaus, however jest and neseseery war may be, say war, but mat of all, a gnat war, mut be the greatest of adversities. (Hear, beer.) Bat it may be also said that the greater the adversity the greater its wee, sad the mare important amillseting its lamas • sad therefore I soaidontly - believe thee elmsg the wail, be there will be msay umbel, lemma taught by this wet, is. of the greatest will be the improvements whisk it hes minested in the limidthatat sad 'marmot day of attending on I the silk sad whisk have be genial est by the blies a dab enatry in ergenisb. M oths th etablail ouir„jetgrem. halal% 1 the tildes Selt os the grease e l e i r m li s tou are on het ma* Wee hamar to Mimi but to prove refgr_l her Nab* lith# them that asap powwow N e w abet 4ln the Mem list shall be the meet eiseeleg le timed's* and most sendosies to the public welfare. (Hear, heat.) Hestia. that then aver wee • easesesisa dames mere ealealated to attest public attendee them these that have marred from the moment that that 'Waldo tad webs* person, inspired by the best feelisept e umbirteek the task of lookirag after our skit urea wounded ebbe in the East, bangle. to the teak keewhtige esperiesee acquired sot with that view, bet anima* esigniseed to promote its attire accuse. (Cheers.) How admirable she was the moaner in which the fins gala of Mies 111.1thiegales bleak& was followed op by star of the but Miss is the land =thing forth with ow temeint eserempwey her is that great—l may add—that holy minim (Lend than.) And whet you fellow that asses tothemmesedies scenes that took plass is the hospital at bassi, when yen remember the theemods of son who wombd stheriehe lime been digiehed of the alum atten dees required is their siterstise—our the ',dimity yenta bed completely soak leader the extessediaary demands made on it—you ma maim the inspertanes o each set. visas as Miss Nightingale and her Moab have mama (Hear, beer.) I haw of no miessmien of mass more touch ing than these ad they mast have toothed those who, like you real highaer, witnessed them ea the spot ; but they also admitted of bag repotted sod tellested, end I believe there was no heart in Ragland that did set Web with make on hearing the attempt that was mob to peamet such eceses i ond the entire susses that erased the swat. (Cheer.) Yea are sow called on het manly is edam• ledge the aerates of Min N %tags* but to peeve year eases of them by making to sense a perpsesity of their advantages, thus the eslrmlYm of war, 'rat as they bays ban or may be, ad please God they will be of • short and temporary nature. (Chan.) Neverthe less, use may be extracted from that war of a importeat sad ketiag nature, sod which will turn the scale opiate its disadvaittages, oasis' the good to remain and the evil to disappest. Imo add nethieg mere than my esevietioa that the acts which we are esiled is to recognise to day an amass those sots which the great searcher of hearts, and glory of 'Wish literature called " Twice Messed." Twat blessed, lad ed was the 'obit of Amity that inspired that expedition which has bees called a great 'pietas is war. It has been indeed a Christian episode in a Christian war. (Loud cheers.) Take blessed wee the spirit that Who'd se may husks to embark in its pur suit, while doubly Weigel were them who received from thetheolase and esamistles, end whose benefit was all the WM. from the b r e S s ilesbea by which such services eo g ri e ier in tli sp e in be s eksmd to woma the bas of i i d h e str of na t u he ye w es ou i r tn ed . (Load theses.) With these obearvatioes I have great pies. sun in moving the fellatio. neolutios :—" That the able exertions of Miss Nighlbgals and her emulates ia the hospitals of the Bolt, she the levelualile services mimed Vele t* ll* fish emdatelindbi to the British fosses, do. the grateful amok* o the British people." Ifisagoosin leis* seanded the ressivaissorbitit iretearipl urnaisninsely. hr J. ALIWATOW, is moving the nest resoladse, e► stead that the full explanations which had been sad*. asaingly given by his royal highness in the chair, l e ft him very little to say a the subject matter of this resole. doe. It was the feeling of admiration for the noble °Dada* of Mb Nighdagele that had called that great spleen s sad he wee sure that nothing he could sa7= tilt:the feeling eintertaised by all present, and not "ail room, but throughout the Instil and breadth of the land, the unanimity was as universal as the conduct that had called it forth was distinguished. (Cheers.) He wee afraid thins was but very little doubt that whatever might ' have been the cause—and that was not the time or phials touch oa each • topic—there was very little doubt that great as were ordinarily the honors of war, these horrors had in the ease of oar army in the East, been aggravated by climate and other circumstances, while on the other had the means of alleviation were unusually deficient. (Hear, hear.) In such a state of effairs, it had been reserved for • lady of gentle birth, who had bees su tured is the lap of luxury, and accustomed to all the refineessats of civilised life is a civilised country, to go to a distant land to mesa sorrow and pain, sad beam at the bedsides of the wasded ad suffering. (Cheer...) It was indeed a noble isolate of the ezeellonoe of the British female character, and quits realised the beau tiful apostrophe of the post— Whoa pain o'irshades the brow. A mialeterbe Nagai, then. Bat these ministering angels were unwilling to receive any tobsas of our gratitude for themselves, and there was not one in that great assembly who weld not usdentand es settle a feeling. (Loud cheers.) No; she who had gems forth from no motive bet those of • high sad holy character, was proof against all pareosal eradoksthees, and for removed from say praises as rewards that her fellow-creatures could give. Ste wait forth on a sacred =aloe, and looked for very dualist rewards from any that it was in the power of that mega. to bestow. To offer to Miss Nightingale the = wised which she would acespt at their was the object of the resolution which he WA to his bend, sad whisk ho would red to the meeting That it is desirable to perpetuate the memory of Min Nightingale's signal devotion, sad to mad the gratitude of the nation, by a testimonial of a substantial character, and that, as she has expressed her unwilliagase to accept say tribute designed for her own personal asa. tape, hinds be raised to enable her to establish an institution for the training, sumnases, and protection of nurses and hospital attendants." (Hear, bear.) The right honourable baronet proceeded to impress his satisfaction at the announcement made by their illustrious chairman, namely, that the object In view was not to found as hospital, sad his preference for the object specified in the I resolution. (Hess, hear.) That object was to toad an in: tw i t i t t i tote for t :Less*, whisk t e e , li i :l e in is e g od th w a o t u a ld he a rt:a: pa d: i d . mental one already established dlefal had been eminently suemes. ful. (Hoar, bear.) He ad nothing further to say, but that be had never felt more happy that in the opportunity then given him of ezpreating his full participation in the deep feeling entertained by the whole nation—the falba of gra- Wade to the angelic lady who had gate through such listed 'tertian is the sass of huntsaity. (Cheers.) =As. CLAIM sanded the resolution mon oordially, blesses front personal aoquaintaucts with Miss Nightingale, be emaid beat ample testimony to the truth of all that had buss sold in her praise. (Hear.) He bad had frequent wortuaitiee of witoessiog the careful manner in which she kid watched night and day over the sick of her institution, which was moat admirably conducted, and sine* then be had watched with equal admiration her heroic exertioes Is behalf of our noble army. (Chan.) With respect to the fad, he believed they were about to apply it is the most jodiskres manner, as England was the only country in which there were not regularly trained nurses for the oars of the sick. (Hear.) He could say from his own experience that sack a class of DUMB was much wasted, and he was persuaded that if sufficient funds were subscribed, the proposed institution would prove • national benefit. (Hest, bear.) He believed that the 'sample of the metre. reposit l u t n i sediseittLimetho:seduiatatryPNati:otrhaltu 0 c i t u o , r a i l o id nit es troops polls polls would be followed is the other peat towns, and tha w" ! the Crimea will make • tr . .umphal entry into the thu the noble exertions of this lady in the cause of 'sanity would eventuate in • great and permanent Wends; the city on Sunday, the 2nd of Dec .. In the whole country. (Cheers ) The body of Admiral Bruit evil 1 , it said, he de. This neolutios was serried by aselastatios. m id st o f the illustrations sum* , Aling the tomb of Na. Lord STANZA! ton to move the following thsolatioa : • f e d "Tat to accomplish this anise se a scats worthy of the sada, and honourable to Mies Nightingale, all claws poison. be invited to coatribets." He said that this re- In a letter from Constanrinople to the Austrian Goleta., like the preeediag one, needed bat little Gaudio, it is said— . The Sul' An intends to have a medal arwanant to Bayport it; but a word se two might be per- t . f mated him ea the general object they had ia view, sad struck dr in conimemora e th e t e m eg e f s e b utepo i , the means by which it was to be aceciasplisha. They had met there to do honour to Min Nightingale, not that one have taken pert t h e e l ev. " and distributed to all the ofe.cers of the Allied armies who like her could be influenced by the motives or rewards that '— impaled ordinary bat tbay henteasti her a • root • The hired scrow4tegli transport Jura which er. pablie &along bessfsetrms, sad beam they felt that gee. in Plymouth Soar. 4 yesterday, embarked e t K ente h firsiitiMo la • Iloilo* for groat public esr vi o m "Tifts_, Bay and 'under command of Colonel Holloway, • duty gratitude Jnrtigui'" d uty was the "' 1,048 Baal Bark.tha from Kinbsra and Bslaklava, many OA obliged iedividual. (ttear, hear.) They bad heard hisos r At ee empinyed in the trenches before Sebes , the audio' age at Balaklava to the acchorage at Constea. ' th at:l: o t h i l li d ad a i : tri be . "seno.ttblllier7aicesa;tawoaflidtetiachlibtEshpnispeaglladani li k ulat ad asw readeesit tbs itakillib li ° Sopa. ' wnom T n h a o :ors was only 23 hours and 20 minutes from sho ot thmioiibedierttlowsefielnd,pmedweeeithaebalesattkiftormposifirebasele p risha ssa = afsems, geo t r i le ur =t a h L • fastest rAu Pit' ell.--, 44 ;H ka lL o l. W l n N . o DAT, Nov. 29. ' unlo ad eliese set t plawstusateeshastuen wes wit ute lt b o ur n lib beings tkaa mmi tho sid, Adiaieriars ; comes = payment, 698; 4 ditto, y b oar y , se l 7 6B n . tickets, 184 ; white brave men shrank that this young sad delicate woman had cockaded, and with which she had so noossehilly struggled. (Hear, hear.) Again, the soldier had many inseatias to exertions, the love of distinction sad the approbadon of comrades; but Ills. Nightingale had weft te onotala her but her own helloes and essseof glib; no emosades but *es few kindred spirits who had eseempealed her ea her holy mimics. (Hear, hear.) One word more bakes he left this part of the subject. They bed heard a good deal of "urgent private affairs." (" Oh, eh !" and laughter.) It might well happen that those whom no Wive daps or difilealty could daunt might become feint and weara t eLler the tedium of protracted exile, but Miss Nigh e had declared that, while the war lasted, sor while her th remained, or the seceeelty salted, her paw adage should not become so ingest se to make her abandon her show path of duty. (Load and pretreated sheering.) Mach an example might be useful as well in the Crimea as in Baglead. seCheese and laughter.) Weil, snob being the *Woad rvices of Mir Nightingale, the public mind of thisciowally had deesealoted, with great geed sense, that anything in the way of somas) hewer or peaaaiary ressompense would be unworthy of such &person, entities ightingale herself, through her friends be this eatatry, had pointed out to theta what they steed to des She eaid, "If any services I may barns readerogbe gessabeerl s weetly your opwithation. slow pm ewe fetilleft a preaftlThower; by enabling ow to do mere." (Heas.) That wee the object of their meeting, wad the proposal was the formation of an institution for the training of aurae, to be presided over by Mae Nightingale beeselL It bad been said to him in , private. that muck geed we. seldom to be expected hem widest alerts. No doubt there was mush truth is that obeeroation. It might be that hospital nursing would becionw fuhissiable for a time as a new miasma smengst those whose misfortune it was to have no badmen bet that of filling up their vasaat time, but if he thought that was to be the case be would have whims to de with the project. (Deer, hear.) But against each a danger were the facts that the comrade& was perilous in the extreme, sad therefor* there was little kw that it would be undertaken wept by those who were in earnest in the week. (Rear.) It, theaters, wily ameba for them to wry out the plea on a male worthy of the country and the author, and as the resolution mid that all classes were to be called on to subscribe, he hoped that that would be done in fast, and that the working dews, from whoa the private soldiers were supplied, would be given an opportunity of amstsibating. The amount gaited alight sot be much, but WS the object wee not me meth the money as to iemillasise the people of England with a w idea. (Hear, bear.) li. new Munn esessideo the resolutiou,with a wens eulo gies' is Kim Niglaingisis and her coadjutors is the East, making spatial walla of Mru. Moore, the widow of Col. Ilion, and Mr. Meadeseid, for his able administration of the "TWIN Fut" • " Pats Max " item the beak of the room asked per mission to speak in support of the resolution, bet wee re heed, and the resoled.. was put and carried. The Lona Maros moved "That the sums eo collected be vested in trustees, to be appointed by the ommittee, and applied for the purpose expressed in the second reeds thou, in sash manner, sad under such regulations, es Miss Nightingale shall fro mr time to time approve; the sub ectibers having satire emiliteses in her experience, esergy, and isdgmeat." His lostiship apologised for the brevity of his obstinations on the gassed that he had been sietively engaged in the duties of bie odes throughout the entire day. He expressed his wane approbation of * foothold ef Hies Nightingale, and peemised the cooperation of the corporatism of Load= ia carrying out the objects of the meeting. Mr. S. Susanna, who seconded the resolution, aid that the little be had to say referred rather to others then to himself; but be wished, before be addressed himself to the resolution, to discharge a duty which had been imposed on him by one whose commands is such a matter he felt bound to obey. He bad been charged by the father of Miss Nightingale to norms publicly the giatitude felt by him and the family, sod, be (Mr. Herbert) might add, by Miss Nightingale herself, to those who, with her, had faced the perils which had now been so successfully enciountared. And if be might select one special same as having more than may eciatribated to her comfort, and supported her , woes her adage. khans., be was charged to offer her, peak thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bracebridge. (Cheers. When Mies Nightinpale fi rst prowsited to the Bast the get Into cirenlation, how be did ant know, a letter. by him to that lady, in all the freedom of private friends) ship, eel in that letter he tech th e liberty of naming Mr. sal Mm. ItteMatilli• without their knowledge; be. knew that be might safely answer for their warm bene volent*. There were other names that claimed their petits& ; but where all had so distinguished themselves, at would be invidioes to name any. They could not, however, forget the terrible fate of Colonel Moors, who, in • burning ship, saved the livai of his men in preference to his own. His widow thought that the best solace for her own sorrow would be to administer consolation to the suffering of her noble husband's profession. She had dose so, had fallen a victim to her noble purpose, end had shown herself in her death worthy of the name she bore. (Cheers.) lie had been asked to speak to this resolution, and be wished merely to all their attention to the latter words, which provided that Miss Nightingale was to have the control of the funds. He believed that she bad earned this, and was worthy of their eciefideece, both from her seal and her genius. Indeed he had bees informed by the superior of the training institution at Damelderf, on the Rhine, where Miss Nightingale had studied medicine, that no one who had been in that institution bad ever liaised so distinguished an szunination. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Herbert proceeded to claw two anecdotes that first appeared in the foreign correspon dence of the Daily Netts, to show the affectionate reverence with which Miss Nightingale was regarded by the private soldiers, end said that Teen even in their agony, and whoa resisting the doctors, would, for ins 'dad word from Mita Nightimalio, calmly submit to an operation. (Hear, hear.) In semelatiou he repeated that the intention was sot to food an hespitai, but • training institution for nurses, to be presided over by Miss Nightingale, without any interferon save the advice of a council, the appointment of which she had benelf requested. Previous to the resolution being put, Mr. BRACIBILIDOI came forward to bear his testimony to the valuable qualities of Kies Nightingale, and the fer tility of expedient by which she had remedied the originally shameful state of the hospitals. He would just mention ono anecdote to show how Miss Nightingale met an emergency. At the battle of the Alma the soldiers were ordered to throw away their knapsacks, and, subsequently, when brought wounded to the hospital, they found that the regulations bad provided no remedy for their ease. It was understood that la the knapsack they should have knife, fork, and spas. mad the knapsack being gone, the hospital authorities wen not provided with any substitute. In one day Miss Night legal. provided there with thirteen hundred wooden spoons. (Chen. and laughter.) The resolution was unanimously agreed to. The Duke of ASOTLL moved the following resolution : " That with a view to swan, under all circumstances, the. appropriation of the funds raised to the purpose expresso& in the woad resolution, Miss Nightingale be requested tee same a email (selected from the committee) to 00-operates with her, and who may represent her until her return to this country, or in the event of any suspension of boa labours." The noble duke Moils, drawn en eloqueat picture of the bonen of war, and offered his teatimes's to the sondes. of Miss Nightingale, added that the practieal way of recogoising those service, was to aid that die tiegaisbed lady in carrying out her views fob the tutees rand of the sick, both at home and Owl They should recollect that there was more pain, KW suffering in London than in all the hospitals in the Na, t _ and that weeny of the large hospitals a London bag lase a wards. This should sot be in a Christian adintryoat ; the way to prevent it was to promote the object of the par seat meeting. Mr. 8. Q. Oszongs added hie testimony W. the reit qualities of Mies Nightingale, and warmly 'awaited t re solution. Carried ussnintoliky. The next resolution was moved by Lord Connt/ z „ e d seconded by Its,. Dr. Centime. " That the I ehow i eg noblemen and gentlemen be • committee to carry , ete a i d thew resolutions; and that the Right Hen. y H er b ert and Mr. 8. C. 11611 be requested to act aa brew . sty lien , twist. This " was also agreed to ; and thanks belies 410 voted by acclamation to his royal highness for bit eo adult is the shah, the prooesdisp terminated. ~~ ai .~ ~~3 ?"', ; r•-"H". 11: ' t IMP otteA xi 6100 . ....... 1 . 12 le*