The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-16 00:00:00

BRITISH AND POASIGIN BIBLE SOCIETY.

Last night the annual meeting of the friends and
poppadom of the Bleeasebesy and death hems branch of
this institution was held le the Mune Hall, Ster•-aereat,
Bedford-equats, soder the pseeideney el the Neel el Shafts&
Wry, sapperted by • large number of the local gentry
aad

Diim or Ms E. Huoanis.—A. vary imp
portion el ear rirders will, war sore, Mere with is Woo
wenn with whisk we point to the aassfraseraf, i air
obitearf of today, of the death el Rained Huggins, Reg.,
el the Lin Bruhn* Broadtail," Boldnageare, whin
nest task passe at his tesideger, Iliad Ledge, Figabley, ea
Taney. the 14th inst. The trilithains isoseseted with
the usmoni viatuakra, i litendes, ftrobati:ser
tied proof of his great literality, gad go die-
mein applisset ever ie vale sought ninon his.
He anapied a high teagisterist_ gasities. bens Depety.
Greenest of the Canty el JUMegai sad Jostles of the
team, s Depety-Lieetineat el the City of Leetleg, and
else cd the T.wsr khalif. Is Million to his bslog ao
satire sissabie of the ern fn Bresdannt. he was s three
ford two el the Wiwi morosehle establishing* of tha
hied, la the wadi, sessoly, the Loudon sod Canty Bs",
sad the Lheepeed sad Lomita sad Olobe Issereses Ones,
to whisk ssetindiess he was, boa his hap apaseziess, sad
the Mom is whin be wee bold, inehlett to afford eon
gibleble aid. Xr. Buggies was is the trltk yew of his
ant—lifergin Advertiser.
Tors Warn= liflosArrom—Ono of the most
inedseful nineties, keen is linen has bass pin es
while ell Obeisant= las bees leads. @sly at
t▪
he prcasesties of the greaten war keen to hinny.
(Monde, Anis* sed Min hen ressived nen al this
istenel nignine tires Nialldia, labia MOO tie artier ad.
imiaskie kilo the Union to its Win eider by two or three
yens. la the .amour es almost ontiegoss Use el eel).
'bad lingoes .:tended fret the Xisseeri River to Poet
Linage. At oloa arming 4,000 togas sad 6,000 toes el
freight was Tared io it mon. At soother, 1,000 none
were et on tine main their ten st the hen, the We
saelindise leek lets the ..entry two or Mese nibs.
Nan& is, par gainesee, the silver tiscrifasy, Oohing
eiresAy fron Men to sighing' gulling pee sees* The
ninon ore is cost len the shape of -" takes," ear*
gameamirsi over 1,000 dollen eate. —A Intim popes._

- - - -
A Rusauw Amour, or ma P2114111r/ Sim
or Ltrausimma---"It is oily esseemereiel sad telenady
=temus, mesh se theme thew* whisk the rawly
ome br Pelmasberg poem, thee seems feel&
trees of easel ate sad Illovarial see still mild& Bat p
est of ems of theme teals, is say &seise you plasm—
travel semi inewlesels of vents, visit deems of villirms, sad
yas will eel en • ea* Wag Wei. Behr • rills" sad
thiek yea ere ma seer seehemied spel—ems• • weed.
sot a semi is is be beard ; it is as d.l sll woe skee=s:
dew hems which there Is as wakes. I
se wield
throes% the heeme breathes, sad every ew end thee •
dyes phloem heed is rreisesed lames% the selliedeos If
to rassisd the SONIVIrM preer-by tbd there were cede
liDviegle.stitplimess. /OM et whose see member ail" Mier&
beams, ereemw raise—maremmal messes awl
desolWass, hew of Mma--wporyg Ills Sbe Wed
web. se ireepeamilde dabs et sidaiss. Yee awe*
mesas row rem and seem Ism the arrest tem te mope
the meendell speeessie Wu Meet. heila thom serest
ef time whole et the eseeley owerdeed is the mismereemests
et Iran letenberg Goat&
Deepetaites woe receierday at
eisi-ellesi hese the gemsee la. we
eliseet Italia,
mil °idealist&

some months hence In the event of no recovery
taking place in them. In this direction we should
doubtless have a compensation for the losses which
would be incurred through the serious fall in eating,
the market for which, at Liverpool, is already
paralysed. There is, moreover, reason to believe
that, while the nation at large would gain by
having its cotton supply cheapened, the losses to
holders in this country would be km extensive than
is generally anticipated. Most of the houses in the
East India trade seem to have acted for some time
past merely as commission agents. The balk of the
Indian cotton produced and awaiting consumption
it believed to be held by the natives of ludla,where
--especially at Bombay—such enormous fortunes
have been made through the recent high prices•
The sacrifice would, therefore, be widely diffused,
and would fall for the most part on should'', well
able to bear it. The question of the result to the
holders of the manufactured pods existing hers
and abroad, made from inferior cotton at high
prices, is perhaps one of at least equal anxiety, for
if good American cotton is shortly to be obtained
at low prices, it would seem that there is a prospect
of much loss on these inferior and relatively dear
productions.
With regard to the money market, there seems
reason to anticipate that, though a revival of trade
would certainly bring capital into better demand,
and perhaps cause a return to higher rates, the
movement would be gradual, and free from vio-
knee. Even under the most advantageous circum-
steams, the transport of cotton down to the Ameri-
can porta, and thence to this country, muss con-
sume much time, and it is therefore hardly likely
that, notwithstanding the dislocated position of
Americo credit and of the eachanps, any heavy
amount of bullion would suddenly leave this coun-
try. Meanwhile, in addition to the probable
revival of our trade with the North, the
South, bare of European emansodities, and re-
duoed to absolute destitution as regards many
articles, would import them in amounts
which would constitute a very material setoff
against the cotton we should take from them.
There ia, further, the consolatory reflection that the
prospect of peace in America will cause an almost
complete cessation of our remittances of bullion to
Egypt, India, and the other new cotton countries.
We shall no longer be buyers of cotton there until
we ascertain whether the present hopes of peace in •
America are well-founded or delusive. The =Mat
for silver, which has been fiat for some time past,
owing to the absence of demand for export to
India, showed even increased depression yesterday,
and it is may probable that the saving which we
shall make in this respect will enable us to meet
with comparative facility the American demand on
the partial return of the cotton trade to its old
channels.

BIPILOSIONATION OP MS 0017117 T WATSIVOID.
—lit is wired that Mr. Owns& Oalisrao, M.P. for Limlowed,
is about to solicit the impost al Ms shown al lb. orossay
of Waterford. Tram Ohs Ma gostlosimes admitted ability
awl pest ittpwiewsa Is Oho bora, and Ispadally his ao.
dated *Bios. as Mr sallissio al the Irish Asada alablish.
moat, bit is likely fossils. Nina awayost frost the oossa-
tasesy, la *Mob las is *all lawn es s boar alsil land-
lord. It la aloe slated dab lard basso, the slaw* oss se
tho Maarie GI Waterford. will ho Slat tory awiliktik—
PIWIMIA a Journal.

RirszeraiTATioN OP NrwcAsrisomN-Tru..—
Mr. Joseph Clooca somas formaid repo • royabitica Woad
by 2,176 electors. sok* bin no bear, a candid", ag tin •
approaching soma is tholiboral Wrest.
BarszazirrAnow o/ Wsicasyra—Mr. Fla-
mini. • gestiness of coos local fallatoos, is ia the Sold
for she esparartatioe d Windhoek, at Sibs sod mini
election.
ItzrzsamirrAnow OP ElAusivsY.—Lientenant-
GINISI Bracy lateral retiring lona the ropreasollatioa of
foliabory at tie mat gamal olsatico. Yr. Ifonaco. a
brother of the bisicop. be bon parsabso aa astir* wear
is the 1161%1 IMMIII4. Tie cooservalivas aro wasartiaa
Yr. Ohmura, a pothers d dosidagrabh leee iebswos

Bsessitivtastod or NortdrOdott. —Within bite
last for days...resat bee bets mode by as tedoestid
body of vablatioess to to dr. S. Morley, of Landes. to
be pissed 5 assardes for this bervegh as the sort .ire.
Von. Up to the porest tiooKr. Yogis, boa set setersed
a dative room sear lowitados.
RIPILEMITATION or 8101111-ON-TRENT. --It will
to resserboted Nat some Moo ego Kr. W. H. holatelder,
al Ulroslorre, tree esiodeds• Moe seemed liberal ordidelo
for lb. repreesslodhe of eteiters•Trort at to mist
geseral siedios, the *oral posy is the boreeph brag dr
teemised b ado satelite•te rotor too serbere el tisk
on podded views sr thes eeresirsa. Wields de last few •
dayslfr. flessidsr or resslred a tgwt Mn liberal
pony ef lismasks. Assess se Mr. alwelder's vithohaval
hoer lho bessegh wee Uses to ems* el de aural
party sed to .render vbs/ erase should be ./aeL The
milt el dr atedlog ens dot Gorse 114 ft eserebook
of limped, bee bass ahem to repply the plase of Ms.
Sehaders, es the mooed bird waddle' for Illebera.
Trost, at the seat deeds,. Mr. Melly, who has epee ot
toles oestestsd Probst tursersoid" spolus el se •
gestisms el=llll =earl ill is sommij....assesissay
to add that, bis show
are tboes .4 p est tied, et Ilbel:lteNiseters it:baresgh.
Ns. Mles pehred edited we be hosed at WO% end Kr.
via meat blurt uma, to
tie oesstiteseey
seat vellt.-vbse be El is the diffusing
loaves of the beresgb.—Bitesiosphor Daily Post.