The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-27 00:00:00

A meeting took place at We isetkation yesterday
is Hetes to • report of the operation• of a s►epratin
establishment set ea Mt WM. Jobs Leebeveliar Aatht
The establish—s, es It steads, Is presided over by the
Bev. C. Mullett, of Oriel Masse, Welt It dem set
ben say pert of ear meant pupae to ester Into • &s-
-moke of the galaelpies whisk k►n led to the forsestios of s
new/ of this aster*. Were we asked to eve ea epfab•
apes the &shiest, we might mower that we weld only
make • reply situ emeniting the results of nuances ex-
periments, manta apes M•iplee of a like maim.
Unketesetaly. nth ukase of the bled to whisk
we ere anodise thine for itself • bask hitherto
marled. We are, therefen, obliged to test ash
plan by its Wisdoms and In rand& There is no
Um assembler of hen to morsel to. Wonting this,
we can only see ear way by lbtmlag to the smirations of
the faumine, sad 'maiming the remits of the Scandalios&
Mr. Marriott Man that he wee led se been a trustee of
the Universe! Former or Supply sad Demand Arbitrative
Lathed°a by various sonsideratime. He esasidend the
relations between predation and esesamen, se well es these
bourne neaten and workmen, to be i• an sintafastery
state. The belief that this state is seseeptible of nobodies
Wand kin to lessen a pethelml in the orgeakatioa
ef the ming la minds& K. St. Aoki sutler

meats asedhil for the effective workiiii and matinuaseeof
the plan, aad this led to tlui formation of the society. Yr.
Marriott% report of the osmium which had bora given
him by the worlds, of the society up to the present time
was stated by him es follows :
" I have little to say beyoad M. St. Andre's report. The
embodiment ed hie plan has se far answered that there Is a
sonsidarable demand foe sash as yearly is its present fort,
sod that It esa be satisfactorily esaduated. If I should be
obliged to withdraw from it, as beyond my means to carry It
ea, I shall still be thankful that it has bean tried, sad
shall admire the energy and pereeveranee with which
it has bees pursed. At the sumo time, I regard
has a mare commessement la its ions ea well ae la its object

sad operation ; fora more complete organisation would be
sanded for an effectual verification of quality sad price is
the whole range of articles which might pass through its
medium; and Wiling material has yet been done for the
better valuation and distribution of home produce and
manufactured good& This must be done before any im-
portant Winsome can be exercised in the proportion In
which it is to be directed to particular objects. This, I be-
lieve, can only be afforded by as amount of discipline
hitherto unknown to us. Bat the saving of macs, and
possibly of human suffering, which this might effect, is an
I object worthy of pursuit, and well worth that limitation of
private liberty which is always involved in combined and
organised motion.""

The Rev. Chairman then adverted to the feet, that these
conclusions were adverse to those to which political economy
would lead us. He trusted, nevertheless, that the result
would prove that they were founded in fact.
A discussion took plr.ce afterwards, in which several
clergymen joined. K. St. Andel maintained his views with
post ability against some objections which were suggested
whist the selime.