The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-12 00:00:00

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No. 8,194.]

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A meeting of the electors of the borough of
Southwark was held yesterday evening at the Literary
lastitutloa, Bortmigh-read, for the purpose of hearing
addressee free the immesh ambers.
Kr. Joan Incas"' having lowa Toted to the 'hair,
opened the procisediap with the sisal appeal for order sad
a fair burlap for all the speakers, sad proosedwl, anklet
partial expressions of approbation, to soninsent on some
will-known passages in the lite war. He contended gear
rally that Sir Chula' Napier bad been *bald back by the ad.
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Yeeterday, at the weekly meeting of the board of
iUreetore of the peer of 81. Purr Mr. Cberenwerdee
WYATT la the chair, • document, addreseed by the Poor-
law Heard to the workhouse master, was read, as hllows
"Poor-law Board, Whitehall, Nov. 10.
"81r,—I am directed by the Poor-law Board to state
that they have rewind • report from Mr. Hall, their
impostor, after a visit lately made by him to the workhouse
of the parish of St. Pancras, from which it appean that
many of the aleepieg reams in that workhouse have been
overcrowded eines the time when they hued their orders of
the 21st Avert tut, haggis the number of periods to be
allowed to slur in each of the separate rooms of that
workbags'. It ago appears that at the date of his visit the
room which the board had prohibited to be wed for
the reception of female lustier, is oeuesepainice
of its utter turatsees for sash • wu
still and for Mar reception. I am des by the
hoard to cell your attendee to the terms of that ardor, sad
to port oat te you that it is your duty, ell the water of the
workbags', to carry into effect the provieitiem mintaieed
thmis. The beard regales you forthwith intake sure that
the limit of the weber of wens to sleep Y as rear
set Serb la that seder. be la se era esseeded ere beg r
Bat order ratters la fore.. The board will shortly cane
smother laspeetioe of the workhouse to be nude, and, it
they lad that you still disobey the provisions of their order,
they will he compellet to take some au of the penal lit"-
esediege ageless you which the Poor Law Amendment Aet
provides la era where on "Hear ingsged in the roars.
arise of the poor law wilfully disobeys their orders.
" I am, sir, your (shadiest servant,
" 'diger) COVATIINAT, Beentlay."
"To Mr. J. Medan% Master of the Weaklier*
of the parish of St. Purr"
Mr. CLanna—Wilfully disobey their orders l It is
quasar if they have a right to Tree oaten to the eared-
ass of Bt. risers& or its risers. Be shoglii simply move
that them eotennioatios be ackaowlodpd. This having

Attar my unpropitious trial of the sponge cakes,
we bad breakfast in the public room, where we set i
oar English Mends, end found out that they were '
very little better accommodated than we were
ourselves, although they had written several months
ago for apartments. Of coarse, much of the osu
foram is to be attributed to the 6,000 strangers WM
in for the nose; but I never in my lib, after
experience of many of the great continental cities,
saw such a lazy town. It is not easy to detect what
the people are actually about ; they seem to be staring
at each other, talking as herd as they can, buying
and selling too—plenty of that; but except Free*
masons I do not see any people at work.
The sun woe so hot that we hesitated whether we
should go out, but about twelve we went dews die
principal street under the shaded anode% and bad
it quits pleasant and indescribably saumbery seek a
variegated lass of humanity—eroatures I never
knew existed before, and costume@ queerer than any
to be Wand in books. I mast send you drawings,
for all pen and ink description fails. We then
took a carriage, and drove out to a cons
try hoses which Giuseppe had contrived to bear
of. as to be let. It la to the set of Algiers, and es
we passed the racecourse we stopped awhile to
watch the motley crowd. The horse are not Mod-
ems—anything but what we Berl* understand hy
lan "Arab stied.' They as. very small, and weighed
down with the large saddles rising up before and
behind the riders like the backs of Ghats, covered
with gold and velvet. The form of the saddle oom-
ph the rider to sit cooked up with his knees close to
lie mouth, in a way perfectly amazing to English
ere. Whatever tricks the hoes may play it is
surly impossible that the horseman should be
thrown; the back of the saddle ryes warty to hie
sboolder, and above it flaunts only his head-drees.
Ea ewe ems this was a cosy-looking kat, literally
weed with a made of rusty ostrich feathers. I
god yea a little drawing, in which you will see how
mesh this charm is pimp reesothis a twirling
Sepia fall modal! It is • wader how they keep
them e• their Ise& The miperineumbsat riders,
hats aad all, are meek bigger than the poor little
wed, generally shabby sad badly kept, on which
nevertheless they mond away ea though on the wings
of the wind.
Leaving the race-course we proceeded on our way,
passing various opeeimens of animated nature which
I have no space to describe, till we turned up a steep
road lined with dusty cactus and aloes, the trees bare
of lease except some few shrivelled owl-trees,
everything shown the effort of a tropical sun and
maths WI illty member. It is interesting to see the
zZiain thin eaulitien, but the real beauty of the
babompe will not show itself till the rain@
bees The view' looking back ores the bay were.
Istrever, smiteating ; the sea of an intense blue,
mused with foam all aloe( the shore, the tows of
' Ato the left, and the bog line of mountain
M the right; such exquisite forms and ouch
ISM/ft colours, all bathed is the lovely afternoon
Isis At the gateway of the house we had eons to
use, we met a gay rug @Meer on houseboat, who,
as learning oar errand from Giuseppe, politely dis-
mounted. wed eawwds so hie &ally were mot mellow
sour the house. We pealed Woes h a square court i a to
an inner one, also open to the air, with columns on
both aides, hung with green creepers, geraniums, and
oleanders in bloom all around—up mate dark Wake
into a true Arab, or rather Moorish dwelling—a
perfect little court like those of the Alhambra in the
Crystal Palace, and lighted from above with stained
glass; another loaf from the "Arabian Nights:"
" After the feeble. of the:times
And hamar sad the golden prise
Of Good Suess Alreashid."
lama this court opened out three bedrooms, two
d WWI were very seemodioso. bat only one col-
loid seem Below was a mak d monger, with a
dow daft plain to the Mediterranean—altogether
• rdbst Ade pima, but, also! too small for as I
en% eseeserer, bow world it avower in colder
seadierf We feared It would be more romantic
them ambetablo There were stables ands coach- Barran Mossuat.—Our literary Mends will be
house, everything sore= and peimitive, with plants glad to less that the sew eissolu nottiltettor white
ma be rte hoses in the weld, is ly
shooting out of all einem and heaps of oorktres nom sae ewe Mabee
timber piled up for burning. Nature assimilate@ I '52,. tinesatZberadyg
loam lb The doesessions me seedy somplete,
with Aim southern dwellings ts she does with the mods= ter hears owl vesalaing ass le a
moiohnat sad fern-ameted ~at oar own Wales teemed elm% se Mae the pasts may hope to be admitted
W isedand ; nor till we drive Ili @sinfully oat of homed the semplisent 1111•11 IS May or Joao nest. If
me bud, dreary Meets of brisk WII WINN% will she ses am shbewsse, mireagereseu es Wag made m
assist pies may he *she'd up with go he Oa emu.
elseent to part with her (Andres simose of emaieg etebeis ; sad whet above all it is paii.
Ws ire hese Oleo* all the mewl migewlesser Is. that Owe will be a ociatsleie mastrwript
lbws Ille_jemes did/ di mimes aiewl: al ft selleces to the ream ; that is, the present
Amiss Mudd Iliad maillei vibes I amid to her or lie Mama eatelegaris will be embodied is sea
ysa ta ay hes lima edibles ear The mem seaMmg mem mill be espable of sestina Am has-
Med seedese, elopes able seem (fear or flu feet) to
d matins bum deist gar ben tbeTesutil,iladviewboes I reel. It is we pie.mut he the student to be jostled ad
elicit ems memo. We saw a of English Owesgead, to be evedeeked, and *ma to have his rime
bum I. Awe bred hots whillb haparty ve -been so car should he taseeeeelly leave his est. his proposed,
mos is Roiled &deg the past year. They ceased tee, we usimemed, to member the "lugs or tables is sett
great oeSenidement IMt I would advise them to mouser that dime err be lesedlibeity to the eflicials lathe
delivery of Ms lefts to the mist them mow goes—From
abide by their nenellin eostame, instead of taking to " Notes end Queries."
little Fronk bomb; Is aerie was there a place RUMOUR= lIMIONATION or WIZ BISHOP Or
where hate were mere wanted. Thlare of the sun Roaumnsa.—The Zeno Herald nye : "TM moat meta-
ls intolerable; sad when the wind rime the dust meat la • Luder weekly ris the volute Wiest-
blows abesittably. Ladies also are armed with dark den we have had of the seat, tit ie net improbable thin
spectacles sad veils; bet it must be very difficult is sine tenth I. the rumen, awe have mum to believe
to We tblilmslithem, godson rational not to go out that the userable pistils Ws the nurietesontee of a
dimes stretebiss over Owes ematies—lest. Beam ma
till the WS et the day is passed, and the glare les Sorts—too OMANI' be him, espodally (rem the eseetel
Wadi sad eseasissibms memo/ is whit* he performs the import
Thelma! has called, bet cannot help us to a sat duties that devolve ou Wm. Is the charge which his
brass We bar it will be very diffeult to find one lordship delivered to his dergy se behilso his visitaties at
readylbselehad. Rather than live the whole winter Obeleasford, is Jame eflastrier be said : ' Noteithsteadlag
the ea.operatiast I have wastes Item the clergy, sad atom
l• the held we will buy furniture, if we tian find a espedelly frees the arehdemeas sad rural demo. I atilt feel
suitable empty hams. Phase is so much Wee sad deeply the respessibilities which mat es me ;so mach IN is
bustle in this part of the town that we bog to be feet, that it I were permitted to= my Merge I should
away, and in peso pawkily &reset the relief it Wird me under the
edosedsz, Oct. 99.—8ri1l at the Hotel d'Orient. Tag ANIMMAINZIS BUILDING AT MANCHWITZIL mews' etwasitwas hp the dubs or ay oilso.—defies
-rAsether of the sea. Barnard Farley, haring died hos whisk, la this eztessim dieeme, require • degree el activity
We •
waited about en the "lief tlYielt te ble,. —! the MS miles bribe MG ef part of the best of the AM-me both of ad sad body *bleb is iseempatitde with advanced
car to go to the rases, bet •ha set neemen WI Theses+ Bagllee es Ohs Use eit., as faggot was held age and sosenamit taliratitles.' This leaguage. orepl.med
quite late in the afternoon, when the rem was over, you*" Wes Ibrifesd. We bereseh aerselra to to ,
werie • rear sad a half sea wears to Mane' the belies
end we only saw the min of braying the guise loft lbeeimeollameelo Afor learfog_ sbe widows that Me right TM prelate say mateseptte some step Ilk.
course. The bleciDeosted F looked miserable of Mr. olemiliss. anidtes end that of ill. roan, NI *V that wowed an ghosts it peeve so, d p rem ,
that ' W•. are
iIIIIIII• Wahl. the band • rennet of " Assidestal curs would be tot by the Mew sad patsy °Olsen.'
in the dust beside the Arabs in their whits drape!). glow* nut earswasg an *wile be arch era WHIM FATAL ;ATAL CAB AMID/Vt.—LW evening an inquest
The little Moorish women skipped about, showing in oneouirs, end that the saddest might am have was held at the Qeses'e Head Tams, Porkside, Knights•
bare dirty feet out of their alii; queer little boys tispesiont if duo sere had beam takes is Moping M. were Mr. Bathed, the mem, end a j sq, on the
dragged after tall mot females, bolding on by the the mei wilibe is 1"2". la °le 41.818. if the holy of Colonel Ulf Jenaines, seed 80, an old Postulator
iegairy, Xt. Ashtes. a sank' el Se oseetive
long striped shawls which hang from their heads „awe. wbe via Ili. &timid po,A,..iwthurnsmb„ Ohre. It appeared from the mitoses of several ..Rome ,
downward'. ' that the doused resided at 24e 8t Gary's plea*,
were le atimdemess rid that the endues gives by the s_
__,. _. w_s____ ele I_3l seeme.,o4o.
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All the world and his wife were abroad; horses sedgeed, wag ea the yule with do mosiodes t„, ilriti_r_u_-altaz! ._.....r77: u_._,:r... Beta..;_,,_.:
sod carriages and galloping Arabs, people screaming whisk the wsmielso bad mime afro an Woolgather made ...-;,7,7,„;;17.g.-7,b-,7..-;; -.1.--; 8.,„,„.,...--uz.a.
and telling about seder the canters, amidst clouds for their www......aseedalegAtieb" he wile" " taste/ Mme dietti tr. se was knocked dawn 'by a eats, the driver el whleb preeseded
of dust and bright broiling busbies. It was anorak theeileteletre er7whi 'eseerohe Nos a lb, wow", „ant at cis to Devonshire Home. The loeumed
_restrekes up vary
.
to walk at ell in the streets, and pleasant to eitin admit et so mash Mahwah hers doss am .gala with ew- severely redettetsidretablt having, w mitt him birelatato ila
the balcony with a sketch book. The TiorConsul has taint", the the eturererees had resolved to pail down the .... wune tt, Niko nerresed. D.aawad was puma to
called, but brings very diem/aging reports about other two Milli and to most taro of tree la their plash "."--
the Ms sad skim be his resideeee in et. Georae'e-phew
house—dificalttes sees le %seam Apartments Tam woad cis see the Sas of say huh 710 Iles en •• bir.legeett. b pumptie attended, sad it was die-
are letting at fabulous priory de furnished rooms for 96" that those "Peeliill le """lilt7 about """" severed am el Eeennell's vibe were fractured, and
401. a month. We are la despair. work, whisk the easeative sommittee did set Wen mes
the 111119. He We the roalatlea te out the fels ef ben „mode"' be walthessUrwiesank wellesedithe all tants 0 *tett iennahist tor
Bwigtidelf le alliallft2lo east that Briar will be rod Omaha bona enzeled is the seetatithe he retry%
Mae to XI. sod he Mei hes the awe :Ake Werke es
on ...mess. 'lrene% We bias that the influx ei balk "Ed the whale beddlocentd sew, boobs, be of smutty. The seesaw Implied of use. a„.„....w.,
lefilish mod drawl Albers le hF so marts over, and in *awe "e sewler" of "1"" b"..16.14. earn if the sham war attendees. 1 The Aim re-
tina apart ben thew& there te sot aceeamodation NORWAY Romani nt 1112 BAGNIOGI WILLS- plied that be was mot, sad the jury, combining his at-
for ton Jinni bailie, M the whole town. Another GOAD: °1 Mew", Meng". ebe" Ise ...le"' " 14". sedum highly newormay, sap used the inquiry sad
boat is expiated lasenew, while we who have been renpael. assalwreme gleelerseseemeteesime• Be' IS, aims wogs. Th_ereday.
here two der meet lad beds to sleep on. Of mom tre4, at s Pert sou the DIMES AND DRAM IN LONDON. —. The total
the Mee makes dillisemoset bat it appears from all lighted. a men melds* rushed as liimittodoesdita heaths la hoodoai whisk is 411* PlTHase week were 94.'
we hear, to be a nasal coodition, this went of him with hie arms is such • way that he wee ustalis Nit, Wen is 1,006 Ut the week that ended Ise Ma
wat
so Twit"
house room. No weeder; whew mum are earning sad le was se 'body peened that be amid me sum amen smother ia the Ma melte
"frestrescaFravicea Idamay. Woothyteltabosnl, for it doeaids:L"tlll7y out
s abltimikeeeseohilt, iseaTit alias'
Wisiiiiiikerembhweahlisadilleamrpehe."l"lll adiedledailliTelillimile4. iersisedwet.e 4 iseet."l"7"l."lllll:6:esellu:4BlBl:ll=Mdexassibel°2 ;teilleUltasuslitnatillbirhe
very badly off in many departments. I indents:id epos whisk he a blew Mem Ms meanest, beams The of he
diet Gideon labourers will he brought hero A whisk herbal ism dews- see ma sway, but Mr. Is ismer al Ihe roluse-i:rimr...k. Tlie blabs reghtered
GMs die moderator& Ugh& bed Frisch km tiresome war war • saw that he wleireelAble le penes lassowsurhuarito. ilk
abothembeilsethederrereksedWil9emeei
guisthwe, Is
led 'misdated the business, sod will import 2.000. .eti!ii=elbletb,, oseature:ah packet varrissaw ab. Imu eindiet. use eirgisseed is Lees Is the to
s
bi 111 rills le pewee% them from being virtually •6'.." The brier pews el his mossy wee is kb eowesedeg
_ludas ef the peen 1803 fal the average
ago iseildellell Isles ' meeker wee 1,414.

Dsvrrr sad MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET PIIIPIL—tee STDART armaamatpagnare
lent nt board, szi I will I* • WOW
shw wywnor willies gilp MALAN LAVA.Iwo
7111111 A:, 110104.01.
The Ise *hip ha.• fell pow Z.
tor ONO jarMilf,l".. WS Iwo
e rruu a ePPentetitir E. fee mosiliaa ehei teh~ehe Pae•
kno. oi height a papaw apPli le DlVin sad
11▪
100R1. letterlereet

NCOMLL—During the lea thirty pare hundreds
al
_-.!,,Wfs_AtlogiaMPfeall es the aka the aver
'llia aro pocked In lead la am-
en teereseed. at prim saltablo foe
monliro ..
Dorlidetry may Os bed Os opplksiof,
=1111:111. WM. 60 Oimposio Wafebowors. No. it

lastly from attesklageronitadt,aad that the lupraiticability
of its capture wu proved by the inaction of Admiral Daa-
des la the ..rood year. (Sir Clarks Napier's eatraase at
this moment wu the eigaal for load sad g aaaaa I cheering).
In °occlusion, the shaman salmi/deeded fa stroag taus
ea the meet speech of Ws& Peel.
Mr. ATIBLIT PNLIATT proceeded to address the asetist.
sod was resolved with load clews. .

DEVITT died MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKS? —Tor fil WILT Direst preen thee
sive4hirer r 4 Mr tarp ea It.erd. re will nil esseissile hen ehe river
Novamber.. the See be& laillillllDOWN. 411.1 fee
ldircTilielat4 sec D., timber elertihreer:
Sze re..fob peep, via re.riee er=eimilia fee sates
••••••1111e; te teedein Wee soll aim the Mks Wm • die
eirsele y fie • few see en wary
Lff rfir:Zrhafrertweree, —. DMlLMStrairol
POP•4I/011. Lbeebeeve; er le DIMS see 1001.1.5. ai

litr C. NAN= then rasa, aid bad a most nthasiastis TO-
septiess. Having apologised fee his late appearanes, Imola(
be add led tie Wideness be okellor a beevyweasi ash,
the plisse idatial prommied to say that, although giving a
mural rapport to Lord Palseirston's pennant, he had
oe several °endow toed it his duty ago into ea opposite
lobby. He had voted against tlwa oa Mr. Brotherten's
easel milieu for adjouraleg tee beam mob eight at 11
• ink ; sad with his (Arad Capt. timbal en his satins
kw a better administration of tb• awry. He had
deo opposed the bill permitting goverment am-
lean= ft sit is perUameat • sad on the sodas
be the Minna sa Wan public bailing.
M
bf lam
bio 0111 convistion, vend• motive to the
masa. Naar. hoar," sad new) He bad voted for
the of down aim an against the law far W-
ia
hen, iddien penis hallo Oa the listgael nehmen be tad void we wen
the perseaipat
as tbiAhlesselea Bill be had ghee thin Ms sepias III&
non to nagetlen. be always had. end slow men vete
he • peeslgembeider spasm. He bed witroC Mr.
ant" beanies be lb. Ohm
Iselin= mann sad pretestaate inn side
tom'mat unsesisas sae kr elisiarbin nit a
To Laud Gederieb's media fee Mann
1 epos eke Soil genies to esmetitive saga' s,
be had ghee a was. support. ban of optelas that the
MOM aims is the state shield be opal to all elates of
th 2 re (Hear,brar.) Having Mae analysed his veto
set eadia, tie hoe. endeadia, gallon member pre-
= is
to Ile ha we; sad entsaded that all
ale Malin beans ilibeaspel mine from a tad system,
an Ha dlibeellberSibes a divines 0 seamed
ISM Bailkia, Sanaa& novels. H
emdpelei alleagen and
all blame moan( she
if tau, a the
, end moaned that the p
man age beta mat relief without udasierin
the nele *set of their eneditioa. They bad all read
Lied Paheseelea's ameba at Ideaebeeter sad the Oaild
hive, hen Olin IMy mint gather that the gothaoses of
pen was to omen an the mom is whin Bens fled-
Mel bar ansgemesin (Roar, bear.) He did net Seap-
lane el tie pease we bed Ind. with Pan% dame be
meld who she bad beau made to pay for the wan (Rear.)
He tamed, hewn. that we was set siren mean to
Wet ea teat eentige. He neenly loped for the semi-
mese ef the Pion alligant, bet obeli be maw a sentry
Set wes free gnat with one that was sot, be
and sot gold a Illie ingivise as to tbe durability of the
alliance. (Hear, beer.) Loafs Nepalese was a clever me,
sad who.: Is head ha punnet treableseete, had pet it
1 down—perbaps than were pone 'Omen be anion to
de the tam idea la ale elate,. 'Poe his seal—e, hear,
bear." sad leagben—be Mt set link the parliament of
dal imam was of mesa me, eosin to vote the
•••••• PTA a Omit bad Mee et lam. (Hear. beem,IIPIC
peones non was sightly aged away is anthem en sa
anieleas alto the sensory numbs of mambos was am
always proseat. (Hear boar.) Perhaps they opened
Ws to en a word ;eappetiag thi anal eperneas
la the Ina (Haas, hear.) The war bad set been
rigsaran ea Sen. (Haar, bor.) Log been
at e Zinced he bat wim led the anon. of Me ela
men gee eaprepersile. awl voireemoodoi Uses la
prensissa he ammo ; bat Sir Jame Grab W
en opposed
bin. stew NM Henna he bean( a tag of distress. He
won ast go oat ble ma natty apts. Ha had told it la
the Here ef Osman% an bad te defod Snell whet
Ste Josses Oreben, sae (Albs seat easerepuleas an that
sear lived. (" Hoare" ad choose.) He (Sit C. Napier)
bad ea that nano tie seterish, bat she the West, sad
mast lit the natter sat ntil a lase Way of the Belts
eimpain was pabliebed. Hu met, beworaff, tell Inman
teen* be west teCriaileb—(lntentse)
aisle_ lie ses whether Ms proine widneellfills=
of the noes bed bees a ones sae—(bear. ballad be
met 'safer that he lean M. be Man over he
bed geppesed, bein, as be When. per May
The Oran Dna Ontwellee binned bin =flat
new, sad showed bin all tbs pin tie the dation of the
plain. Men Janine ease be (1111 O. Napier) had PAM
seas. Hs Winn Ms Gran Doke to he a as. of great
I melff7 `"'RI IM Pam* bumf His MISMiI Nib.
sew anon bin that If tbe British lest lad ansepted
to on In It mast bog boa :=iei i es while
nee than Len pis seal Wm been to beta en it,
tine wee nee nose far largo mesa, eosin t=tsiz
mow nand as litlekly sinned with Miran
at. Enke M deereeng he Me Bale am* at pass eat.
1114mked libelant Duke why be bed she on eat to
INNS tbe Mel test at Biel, lad nes lbe Been dip
lon sea Nap eniesd, sad be angina dal N hen bed
Mee easeladsbe (Sit O. Napier) did set new nil wed
ban beam of them. Ti. Bend Dna replied that be
kad so mewl, sad. Mena did see anew the lot
was so badly meant. gall It was to. Isle. No
dent Beillassa mall ban beila es they away.
bent, bat a _ alp name prepedgmalsed ma.
wan Ilke a fertMealiMe millient soldiers. It wee Was we
an sesseeded la Man was with bedlratenell sad dial.
I gibed shin bat Isms wig bones the essay wee won.
semi and dinthed Inn ennelne. Hen slss halt of
dl Ibis by nib** sigh tbanielese, no were elms
snag eat for senemy to tbe gray en any. Let that.
la a* mere of that betel my. bat let as awe a dread
ins el on ea twelve sail of the Ilse fag mansod and
(leer, bear.) Then was sate salted sere apes
be ant weal been be eat dews. They bed ell been
IL Ile Peel, • amber of km Malsettsgoverament,
gra.
Min tat if be (Mr O. Napier) had had enkiest
way, Oesastedt wool no boa destroyed. (Hear,
bear.) They bad ales ten Me reply—a atederate wee be
Moped; bet the mater did not end then. He had subsisted
• one to Lord Pshesesen, bents; hi. to le It before As
onset, and he bad aot as yet meshed lie lordship's
newer. He had mina gen, an nought it better to
possone a disease Ann see he get Lord Pneerstoes
wawa. He bad dinned at Swinton& late as whale
endue ; he wie set nil of sue\ insalcaelee, sal If
refand a peel Is. is went be a elanproff
Cethemar hared it weld Ming eat semeling pujeiYlel
to thenselne. (Hear, hoes.)
• use of Seeks to beg sealers was )bus pet sad
emend unsalmeasly, sad the benison of she ainetiog
pesimossa.

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EIIVIIT sad NOORWS AUSTRALIAN LINE
of
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es r.kr Maar. Ms nos kr • kw Sous at lit=taWs.
as* ft* t• &swami I• err se O. Ur arrrisr M-
telk bW4 tames MAT IWIIIII.IIIW. ilat Mr iss U. W.** 11.
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LSTANBOUL, ktr MELBOURNK—NOTICS to
PARASTORRIL—Paragers ars resusSed to sebset to Ur above
Psaselb mot We Use 32 lick& sm. as SATURDAY. She
toSaal-I\3ll IL?? mad ASPINWALL. Tr. Con All.

bees eseeasted.
Ur. Barrrisousat fed this state of thiup trees free
the rigid applieatie of est detestable prinsiple the work-
house test. Why shoals% that hoard be eatiaually brought
late seamless with the Pooe•law Board by their omen,
whaled hem that beard readved shade soden as to over
asslaiNfti boa nonis gnaw este dstataned to apply
the ease test, ama lease the overcrowded.
The OMAINti. aril 14W. Bedlam, when the heals
kaiaks were kept, eagle to be at ones dose away with, bat
se to thanes, the bone, what wen they to do with the
estates ?
Mr. Coosa tali the board led se badness to brieg thee
; they must not, however, et the easter of the workhouse
be made the scapegoat for the dinette, as he would err.
taisly be Imprisoned if he disobeyed the orders of the Poor-
law Deed. As to Little Bedlam,be had beta &Wendy
emend by that board aot to use t, and if he weld persist
is disobeying orders, and piing the direeton la difkalty,
thee be taut take the aoasequaesa There was no doubt
Melees was a disgrase to the board. As to the boom the
Posedaw Board's order hefted the mambo to 1,400, but
aphesed beet eraraakig thee la till last week they bed
, sea Wan hue ementensies that they bad 201
lest anyone* vas is the hese as increase of
117 genus one as arte=semin dint peer. They
haalband lan the been mu, sad 27 addi-
dead aidedsodied veal% tart et then with fealties,
whisk tarn 76 laileese Is a idea of paean whe ought to
hen bad setullef, aid an boom tame tato the wasthesse
Kt. Nagar neen, as ea enesminsat, the rennin el the
Utter—dist the sunhats ha the essithaen he sudsoak as
secs as preollonble, to I,lla, eml that this, bees areas
rzar;sa einiatitee usegt by art to the la-
. That esiNaar relief b gleamy east unit-
ises satinet he wenn it; that Little Salem be as
Magas wed he herb Isaiah% sad that Wee there be
Massa wpm.
Mr. Beertnisimat had so toting= to mead this

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gOR SWAN RIVER (will have quick derowleh),
the nether Owlet TILAVILNOOIII. Ith tor. THOMAS
OWN. thethemther . lytme Is the 11.
Istherthe Doeth This Alp
we otherior thcansotheithe ter lenethors.—Vee tretho efe Pa&
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eminent.—
!fr. Ozz eamilini Little Ballast .It fee hams

Wisp.
Mr. Doss said the workhouse Met had beea most shame-
fully applied, and the weeklies, lad boss. so oust.
crowded that they ha boss Nigel to give minded :Oaf
tovr= elissinattr. Pratt, and ether atlases
spoke ; sad it was stand that it was Mr. Birehtore, the
relieving diner, who mild set the ceders of the bond at
deigns, by foreleg the people into the bow.
Mr. Geopet's meths was serried.
Mr. Madded), the sister, sad Mr. BitibllON, the
re-
Bning Shaw, wen called up, sad it was nod to them, sad
they wars isforsed that if they did sot obey the nasal's,
lity mast take the respossibady oa their own &welders.
BIZOMMOLII. is 1111 WIT to • 11•01d011, Mid —laataad
id 1107 orders of edema*a I. the weekhoese„ 2,000 had beta
Sven witbia the last two sheaths, sad the malt proved he
wee right.
linarnsenths baked that the petaelple was right
or that it wee polls to Wag see sad wean iato the house
with large families, that pasperieng tans.
Cossiderable farther dissesion ensued, sad it was resolved
also to apply at saes te lite Baez amylase to keen if they
kd nos for the twe sr threis It gads. is the nasty asylums
had se more toes.

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, - 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. I
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LIFE DJ ALGIERS-FIRST IMPRESSIONS. 1 THE MEMBERS FOR SOUTHWARK.
-..-- ITER POOR-LAW BOARD AND THE PARISIN MEETING OF SURGEON DENTISTS.
OF ST. PANCRAS. I
Ourosiz 211. I ,
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Last evening a very numerous meeting of the
surgeon dentists of the metropolis was told in Freemasons'
Han, Great Qmoroetrest, ; Mr. JAYS.
ROBINSON, of Govreuttreet, University College, in the
ohne.
The Cruilitrar said that their object was to form
" Dental Institute," and be ho; ed they would be successful.
As attempt bad been made to obtain dental diplomas from
the College of Garman, bat the college declined and it
was a most remarkable fact, that no member of the college
who practised dentistry was ever permitted to sit at the
college bond. He saw so remedy tar this 0101tpi an insti-
tution of their own.
The Sun TTTTT then teed the resolutions of a meeting
held en the 22ed September, and also rules for the govern-
ment of the society, which was to be calle4 the " Dental
Society." He said that replies tad been received from an
hideout's' portion of the ;mansion, urging the formation
of the society at once. He therefore willed spin all present to
send up their asses for enrolment, nil say peens wishing
to be nominated could apply to the end of December nest.
The fee would 0,21 2a. per annum, or a single payment of
211. would coestitute a hie member.
Several speakers addressed the meeting upon the ano-
malous state of the profession u a body ; it had no college,
so earrieelem, sad so examination. It was totally differ-
ent he America. At the suggestion of ao officer in the army
en application wee made to Lord Penumbra to send a few
Bargee& dentists oat to the Cfll3loll, as their services would
be useful amongst large manes of ones, but the offer wee
politely refund, then Being no precedent for ft.
Resetutions approving of the objects of the society, end
promises; sapped, were them peeped, after whisk a vote of
thanks was passed to the chains's, and the prometliap
terminated.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. NEIL MAYORS.
Murrsisuar.—Willises Brock.
Dzki..—Bssaul Wellard Weis.
FAVILIZAX —P. F. °WM.

FOLLZSTOMIL—R. W. Bearer.
GRATMlND.—Willialli ?Wetter.
Hrraw—Themes Dram (re elected).
Lass.—Joke Betrayal.
MAMMY/NI —Alder's's Whieboord.
Porriceaurr.—John Wright.
Boomisme..—Aldermen liseelark.

NORTHAMPTON. —An occasional correspondent
writes: i'Nenbamptes, Nov. 11.—Yesterday car town coma-
oil anasinousl elected Mr. W. T. Higgins, conmervative.
of the George Hotel, Northampton, as mayor. They alto
elected two, sad re-elected one, coneervative aldermen, id
place of the three aldermen retiriog, of whom two were
whips and ono conservative. The relied power of this bo-
rough has been In the hands of the whips ever since the
passing of the Mansion Act ; but, owing to their apathy
la neglecting the suffrage and ballot questions, the advanced
liberals have either opposed them, or remained neutral on
Nov. 1, which bas weskeeed their party and strengthened
the tones, no that at November, 1856, they bad power sue-
dent to elect • mayor (ocaservatiee), and this year their
power bee bees farther increased, till the position et parties
is as fellows : Tenn—Mayor, 1 ; alienate, 6; councillors.
16; together, 21. Whigs—Alderman, 1 ; conacillers, 2 ;
together, 3. The retiring mayor, C. Markham, Req., has
given panel satisfaction daring his tenure of 061 n, and
should the party penally act with the same fainters sad
impitiality, there is ever, prospect of their retaining power
ere some years to come.—A inner to the consereatives was
even enMonday, at the George Hotel, when torrents of
160 sat down to dies ; after which speeches of mermen-
Von fee the swim end fano, prospect of conserrative rule
:a then:conk and the probability of returning a member
to parliament at the next election was spoken of is no
greatest pod humour.
Duos= To ?HZ SX-MATOR Or
• Meadey evens, last, T. R. T. Hodgson, R-q., the en-
Mayor of Birmiaghua, was ester Weed at • public dinner at
Dees Royal Hotel, es a mark of the high opinion deserally
entertained througholat the borough of the admirable misc-
ast in whisk be had Milled the arduous duties of his Am.
The company, which santhered about 200, included Lord
Lynette% W. Seholedeld, Bsq., M.P.; F. T. Hinsdale.
H, judge of the Canty Cows at Coventry; T. C. Sceyd
sersliy, atipeudiary magistrate; • emasidtrabla
number of the magistrates for the town and county, several
of the clergy and ineatiag ministers, and • large sprinkling
of the burdness connoted with the professional and bust-
Mel classes. After due honer had been paid to the cus-
tomary lnyal and reedits toasts, the health of the gent of
the evening was proposed by the newly.einted mayor,
John Rena, Rat, in highly complimentary terms, and
euthenist's:oily received. Mr. Hodgson returned thanks,
in • brief bat emphatic won. The health of the Mayor
woe after wards orepsed by Lord Lyttslton, who expressed a
hope that Mr. Ratcliff might emulate (he could not well
serpent) the gentleman whom be suareeded.

BURNING OF THE FRCNCH STEAMER LA
FRANCS, IN BAHIA BARBOUR.
Between tee sod eleven o'clock es the night of
flatareley, die 27th e( September, the inhabitaus of Bahia
Imo alarmed by the Aria, of cannon sad clinging of bells,
whisk were hued .woos°, the feu that the French
MIN MOM "hip Ls Francs(whfcb had &reeved from Mar.
'Mae ea the 26 h) was ea lire in the harbour. Every Luk-
ens, WU gives by WWII franc oa shore connected with
the "sancta sad police, sad from the ship. in the harbour,
sad Women eautioas were made to put out the Sr., with
smell is mensequatie of the inflammable asters of
the "thee whisk wee ea baud for working the engines. Tie
semmeadle of the ship, Captain St. Brae, was on shoes
when the Sr. beeas, but he was speedily on board, and
estersoliselly sresaged for the reauval of the passengers sad
their Ise to the shore, where they arrived without
Wasp. -Muth 3 o'clock on Sunday morning the copula
believed that the fire woe completely subdued, and be die.
mixed the essisteace he had received from the shore end from
vessels in port. Notwithitand ing th is confidence that no further
danger was to be apprehended, the confithration burst out
some few hours later with renewed vigour, sad this time
thus was cot salleient power on board to keep do's the
flume. The kaowledge ttatlage quantities of combustible
ether were ea board operated is making the lighter:am of
little us is removiag sago; sad the same fear of aspic-
sloe, sad the isteemity of the Sr., prevented the "teem tug-
boat whisk wee is atteadence from being made useful. It
berme quiteevidest that asp attempts to save a pout= of
the west, whilst she remathed sal gat, would be dist ;
so shoat tea Odes& ea Sunday aiming the pleas were
withdrawn he. the bottom of the iron hell of the ship, end
she wee allowed to sink is deep water, when she was
moored, sad there she settled down, leaving only the
chimney festal sad the Iron stanchions for the sweisge
standing above the water level. Respecting the origin of
the fire, it is stated that some mesa were busy below deck
with three Lanterns, on duty isonsected with the ousel. Thus
mea perceived an odour of escaping ether, aed were aware
et eomethieg beiag wasp. Two of the lights were promptly
eatingistehed, hat the third was upset in the 'wiggle, and
jolted some ether which had (from sett. eseeplsined nue)
.raped on the floor. The ship wee at once in Eames, se
previously described. The screw steam ship La Teases w
, ee
built st Manikin two or three years eine', sad wee as-
• eloped as a transpect vessel dewlap the Crimea war. She
has jest bees placed ea the line of Marseille' steamers at
p the Breeds, sad was on her first outward voyage whoa the
esfeetseste hies easarred. Jest before the sail it.. ship
Ages lele adds (Oet. 19) the rushes viral and contests
I had bees am& at sale by emotion, and the amosst realised
, see something under 6,0001. The sued was aadentood to
p have bees 'seared at about 60,0004

THZ MORDI3 tit PAZLIAHANT-BTREZT.—A few
hours before the viefortanate maa. Cope, died be become
perfeetly comae:km, aid aware that his sad was drawing
near. He unversed es well as he was able with thou
wound his bed. la alluding to the murderous attack which
' deprived him of life, he said he hoped that the murderer
might be forgives, as lee himself hoped to be forgiven, sad
shoal, afterwards breathed his last. Since his death a post-
mortem 'realisation of the body hes been made. This was
effected yeeterdsy, ander the iaspection of Mr. Barnard
Holt. of Parliament street, the surgeon of the Westminster
Hoepital, who has had the deceased under his care siore the
sad who performed the operation of tro.
phMing. Now that ths scalp has Mee removed, the skull
bar bees found to be esiooavely tinctured in too otter
from the original wooed
plows, the freesias branching cif
la dames% di/sabot!. The injuries bare been ascertaiaird
to be of the most undoes nature, cawing surprise that be ear-
Tired the sties* one boar. Hawley has been made a/-
gestated with the daub of his rims, bat it has produced no
impression or feeling of remorse. He is still as callous as

I -
ever.
THE AMERICAN ma.u.s.--LivintrooL, TUMMY,—
The Usit.d Stems mail steam obis Enema', ()sputa Low-
her, will sail tomorrow for New York with the Mai male
for the Visited 8 etas sad British North Asserts.* pro-
visoes, • taw passengers, sad • fall eargo of valuable mu-
elasalies co freight. Letten main to ha posted here boa
fore cos., with late his a.m., and at the Landing
Start. (wait Me sisal late fee of Is.) before 10 am. TM
British sad North /Samaritan royal wail stets ship, Pm*
Carats C. H. IL Jadklas, will sad oa Saturday nest, st 11
aim., for New York, with wells, presagers, sad serge.
The attackers hero at 9 a.m., bat with late Me letters ma
so peeled still 10 s.us., sad at tile Leadiag Stage until 11
a.us. ea Satarday. The mew steamer City of Baltimore
Cassias Robert Lanai. Weeping to the Liverpool and
Philadelphia Steam Compeer, with saviors from toot port
to the 30th alt., way be aspeeted is arrive lure tomorrow.