The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-25 00:00:00

EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECK ER 25, 1855•

NSW TO
sib &abases expectig7
news by this tank
• • Out, safertalltal7.
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yet its oaken.*
i
whisk from the
n s
em▪ ill=tythey , would seem to
a thelsadp
melt anaatiatases between the combined republi-
nCiartse fleen:Sitk f wing of the X.ww-
Nothings, who hive 'As same proolivitlThe
• • • min stand teem, no •of
semen except in some adroit movement at a lucky
moment. How long the coganigatitin will be post-
poned cannot reasonably be masketured. In
the mientime, awarding to MIMI, the President's
Menge, and the reports of all the secretaries
at the mien deportment', are delayed and
kept from the public. So soon as an organisation
takes iwill be desirable kit British readers to
man Amerisal offers Orin Me Session of Con-
✓an with some con. Omsk= developments are
likely to take plass, and whet malts may be reached
anlardly be hinted belmehand. The chief hope
of every party noel is sammee in the great presidu-
dal contest ei the awns year. The t admi-
embed= hes proballayexally, gad the et saving
itself at all; bat•
is being
formed out of the obs,ode efsnesets of ether Parties.
whisk may ant fail to MIMI the power ease mere to
the blokes dons Densooren, for it mews new to be
OM am dist War will btu no knedialie seamy
to owe them strigt the Enow-Neddsp-
Amide= Institute, which Ims always ben
kramistesiong institatioes elite Mad fir
pysW gams is America, has rushed a minis=
of isrempumut aid Ds in annual fair
wee bed et the ekes in dig city, a superb
eddies, for theP Wind*. of the world*.
Whisky some years ego. It is sew anderigood that
the Amok= Inedtate are ibis to wages the
balks sad therefore a great good is hlogly to come
on Wen of the failure of the primitive exhibition,
aid we meet to ass the Crystal Palau made the
penmen mat of this noble and useful institution.
Aa mese exciting= bag recently been created
in New York—and this is tantamount to saying
,ftit the country—in semisweet= of a
and Mjmtte lecture on the subject of Spiritualism,
from Dr. Hare, of Philadelphia. This illustrious
ma, who has now mined the age of eighty, were is
comessirm with Professor Benjamin Sinn" of
Tale College, Conectiont, one of the worthy =Mela-
nin of Franklin, in the Inkmdeetion of Nokia late
Amides. Hare and Wm= did more,
then all other men, to Female the growth sat=
ration of natural =ease in this country. The Simi
that Dr. Hue, still in • poen old age, and adil
Z/lag as increedng rather Sea abated repatitimas
W Wen ear audienee.mil &a ma
Maus of two sr three farm elaborelds ansesso
mid illustrate his own emnisdims mod aspitilimos
thin strange system, hisieneseime. pnlimirithen in/
other thermistasser to attest Ifltio-eolies the
leading esisseiffs minds of the @sentry. It is now
stated ia guitarsthe that ere entitled to belief, that the
number of scralled spiritualists in the United
States exceeds two millions, and that their numbers
am being more rapidly augmented, by far, than at
any former period. Perhaps I may, on some eke
occasion, tram the origin and program of spirilmallin
in the United States. It is a hot of some esetle.
quince and may be considered worthy of attendee
to trod the history of so peculiar and strange a sys-
tem of experience and belief.
Thaokeray did so well by his first engagement in
America that he was =laced by similar motives to
visit Da again, and he has delivered, and is now de-
livering, courses of lectures on various topics, with
great income, in the principal cities of the Union.
He is severely erideised, child, bemuse he has spoken
with so much freedom of the lives, the deeds, the ski-
nners, and the habits of British sovereigns and other
meant pemonages. It is possibly true that Mr.Theeke-
ray bee bin mere democratic in this respect than his
Animism andiseses required. But Mr. Thackeray
is 'seemly, so a lecturer, =loose to his opinioas;
mad be is doubting the bed judge of what he shall
my sad where. It will not be denied, however, that
ibe s making what be himself calls " pots of money."
Many of his lectern ought to set him from one to
three hundred pounds sterling a night. Mr. O. P.
the novelist, was not successful es a lea
taw, although be is believed to be getting on
pretty well in our country, sines he holds a highly
respectable consulate from the British govern-
ment ; but it is quite evident that so long as
the American Congress is unwilling to lass a law
mearing an international copyright to foreign authors,
ee long those authors will be warmly applauded
for say noble attempt they make to sell their
thoughts to the American world. If Haslitt could
have delivered before New Yore audiences the same
lectures which he delivered before the British Insti-
tution, be would probably have fared better in his
purse ; and if Carlyle, or Macaulay, or Dickens, or
Disraeli should appear among us u lecturers, it
would be considered by those conversant in such
affairs safe to engage them for a thousand dollars a
night, and for a loog " starring " seine.

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DISGUSTING BAZBARITT.—It is not after that in
the quiet little town of Accrington we ham to rasa each
diegreeefal prooesdiegs Si those whisk it is now our duty to
lay before the public, sad which marred on Swag lea
Oa that day, early in the forenoon, hundreds of perms
might be men %%Mean towards a large cosamea, *Wed
Itembletee, to mimeos a wrestling mat, between two
yeas; ma, Mahal Riley, Plantation Masques% sad
James Raskin, Weiser street, Acaringtea, the former
betties 30" to 20s. In due time WI the pedalos/les
were waged, Otero being hundreds of spoliators.
Reeking stripped lama asked, with the aseptic. of his
Meskiage, and to work they weat, pulling ash other
&beet as a tiger would hie prey, for about ea hoar and five
Wastes, when they both gave up, neither being victorious.
Backing's body presented a frightful spreads ; the blood
was cunning down la shad plans. • sad is may plass
the Sea was tors hose his base, ad hung like meat
is beakers' hooks, the crowd, while this Urbana week
was on, sheeting at Gems sad urging on the umbel.
eats. Darin all the time this was rag on not a palletises
wee present ; and it doss appear lieWle,ikat Biraegs this
such disgusting mass as the one above deteribed sea sae
Mae, sad our police, of whoa we so weak boast, sat hest
one word about it. Liter the wrestling was over, Ray of
the crowd began playing at pitch and toss, sad this work
wee carried on nearly the; hole day, sad is curia ea in the
casitirts of Alteriagtos ery Sunday to a great 'Mont.—.
Prams Owerchars.
ATTEMPTED MUIDEu.—On the sesesing of the
fib last. a daring attempt was made to mast a farmer
sad bin wife, named Pat and Bridget Canoga% reeldiag
Magary la this county. Oa the peovieurovesag residing
named James anima, who repremated blartif to be a
traveller, called at the hawse of Callaghan aud masa& a
sight's atrium whisk he readily ebtalaa. In some home'
after the Isaac's had retired to met, Brebsay got up, and
ar sing himself with a hammer sad messiliber west
to the bed where Whew sad his wits were kg 11113111111/2
both or whoa he sena repeatedly on the with the
impose, tie sea fa sad theta the masa While the
raffia was strain the wife, Calleghis. estrepeedisalelly
was tray 'Mead bylbs blare he had lesehted. wet able to
leave the bed eel meals with his emeffient, when Ideates
for macaw sake halm sea aby al or alas yams of
ego, wham he despailied to a aeries house he
smhasse. Help epeedfly strived, Brassy assumed
aelli She arrival of the peas, who br= him to
Bader. I.K
Boyle. An
.. Boyle. wh laquity wee o
s se
the prism. le beetarafiro heti Clet:
mmilla
=lase lake hie Idol at the easais mass for essmfficiat
ma We web with Pest to aura& The pee.
Mea dim desilecestrege wee 'sway& at alp mans
e borer, ow rubbery. end soateased to to yen"
teempertatiee, bat acme Yak* oaf wed a kag hapless.
meat the neasheise of the eeaisaam WWI remittal. Then
eases to be Mills Saha that lb mauve on the resat sees
am wee to Rader and his wife sad probably
their young nViliag the Mw of say
property ad* be marealeady remeveL—illipe
Chreasele
SUBBING
about dm o'clock three mama mama
y'N Parket
'Witehead, Gilbert Sergeant, sed Geoffre Jethees,wega
driakiae la a low palialiesse la ll=iliemt, Vasa
alias/ Liverpool, when they abeat swab
trams, ind blows MOP &Weft Whitehll a
drew a small dessetd=rffitimes as sheet sod
Sergesat is the the pas of the weeps Mast She
shoulder bait, beesasks Mat alb Se hese of
blow. Be was thus sees to ftwer the ever a
where it wee afterwards Sowed. The are semi •
dampens asrester. Whitehead hen %ea ireesta
reasial k woody.