The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-15 00:00:00

TO TAM 10ITOI or THE ELPIE4II.

SIR,—In reply to my letter which appears in the
papers of this moralist, respecting the departure of Pro-
fessor Partridge to Garibaldi and the necessary expenses which
this step involves, I have received the following donations
to the "Garibaldi Surgical Aid Fund." 1 may add that the
length of Mr. Partridge's stay at Spezia. will in wine
measure depend upon the amount subscribed.—l am, &c.,
Garibaldi Committee, J. MODEL
10, Southampton-street, Strand, Sept. 13.

Three friends, 31. ; Mr. Roe, 10a. 6d. ; Mr. Hill, 10a. 6d. ;
A Friend (C.), 11. ls. ; Mr. Harrison, 11. Is. • Mr. Gear,
10a. 6d. ; Mr. Hay, 10a 6d. ; M. (a friend), 11. Is. ; F. (a
fnend), 10s. 6d. ; Mr. London, ICs. 6d. ; Mr. Fossett,
10a. 6sL ; Mr. Field, 10a. 6d. ; Mr. Stanerby, 100. 6d. ; Mr.
tibadlock, 11. la ; Mr. Reid, 15a. ; Mr. Phipps, 10a. 6d. ;
Mr. Beal, 10a. 6d. ; Mr. Bulitood, 11. la. ; ditto, jun.,
10s. 6d. ; lir. Jeffrey, 2/. 2a. ; Captain Sayan, R.N., 1/. ;
Boyes,Eall. Is. ; It. W.,11. ls. ; MiesE. Cooper, 11.15.,
T. Browne, Esq., 11. ls. E. Wilder, Esq.. 21. ; M. Lee:-
berg, Ern., V. ; ; Smith, Esq., assistant surgeoe.
21. 2a. ; K., 11. ; F. Green, an admirer of Garibaldi, la. ;
A. Rougemmat, Esq. (Lloyd's), V. 2s. ; J. H. Hutehinaos,
Eaq., 11. la Mr. 'l'. Crete°, 2s. &I. ;E. P., 2s. 6d. ;A. G.
la. ; C. Wainwright, Esq., 10a. ; /dn. H. Ward. 10a. ; G.
Wud, Fag., 10e. ; 8. Dudley, Esq., 10s. ; W. 8., 10a. ;
C. H., ss. ;A. IL, ;J. Draper, haq.,s/. ; A Friend, 11. ;
W. Dickson, Fag., 11. la ; the workmen in the employ of
Messrs. Geo. Smith, Taylor, sod Co., Engineers and Smiths'
Department, 12a. lid. ; W. Binatead, Esq., 10s. &L ; John
Udney, Fog, 51. fe. ; Jas. Philhps, Esq., 2a. 6d. ; A Lady,
254 ; J. Wanes, Etch 21a. ; H. Taylor, Esq., 51. fin. ;
P. G., 2s. 6d. ; Mr. W. M. Robinson, - Mrs. Taen.or,
Hampstead, 101. ; Mr. W. Powell, 11. ; Bel. J. P. m
son, lr. Is. ; Miss K. Masson, 11. ls. ; some chiklren, ;
small subscription, 6a. ML ; Mr. W. T. Manama, 5/. ss. ;
Mr. F. R. Mamma 2:. 2a. ; Mr. IL E. Wainewright,2l. "y.;
F. Paiute, Esq., Stock Exchange, 11. ; /Jolted Gm,
many, 2s. Ad.

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT Or SCIENCE.
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The programme of the 32nd annual meeting,
which is to be held this year at Cambridge. under the pre-
sidency of Professor Willis, his been published. The
Town-ball will be opened as a reception room, on blonday,
Sept. 29. In this room there will be so office for supplying
information regal-dime the proceedings of the meeting,
and a branch post-office will also be established in it.
The general committee will hold its first meeting in the
Town-hall on Wednesday, for the election of sectional
officers and the dispatch of business usually brought before
that body. The first general meeting will be held the same
evening, when Mr. Ferbeirn will resign the chair, and Pro-
fessor Willis will assume the presidency, and deliver an
addron.
The sections will bold their meetings every day Prom
Thursday till the Tuesday following.
Reports on the progress of science, and of researches en-
trusted to individuals and committees, are expected to be
forwarded in letters addressed to the Assistant-General
Secretary, Cambridge, previously to the meeting, mom-
pthied by a statement whether the author will be present,
and on what day' so that the business of the sectaries may
be satisfactorily erranged.
The Sections are the following :—A. hfathentatieal and
Physical Sciesee—President, G. G. Stokes, M.A., F. 11.8.,
Lumina Professor of Mathematics. B. Chemical
Science—President, Mr. W. H. Miller, M.A. F. 8.5.,
Professor of Mineralogy. C.—Geology.—President: J.
B. Jukes, M.A., F.R.S. Director of the Geolorjeal
Survey of Ireland. D.—Zoology and Botany, inclu-
ding Pbysiology. President : Mr. Thomas Huxley,
F.H.8., Seeresary al the Geological Societ . (A
Subsection of Physiology will be proposed in the
Cavernous, Wednesday, Oct. 1, under the of
Dr. Paget). E.—Geography and Etlinology.—Preatiest
F.—Economic Seimee and Statham—Preside. at : Mr.
Muth Chadwick. G.—Mechanical Seems.—President :
M, William Feel:airs.
Os Thursday esthete there will be a soiree in the Tows-
' hall' es Friday Profaner Willis will deliver his discourse ;
°Mal W. Odling will 'Armies do so ; and
Sc... will be • ••••ludies Parr* on Taredsi•