The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-11 00:00:00

FRBATIIIINT OF CHRISTIANS IN FOREST.

Thu Corriere Italian of Vienna contains the fol-
Wawa Thu anoest. from the onstriee os the borders
of Toney en eery ratisfaetery ; they prove that the sew
Turkish fasedostrles an remand es patties ea sad to the
'preemies of the nyea by the Iluesolseass. The Christian
are SOW treated la the ems WOLZIr so Tethe, sod
their evident* is ressivad like that-of Measalsseas 111, all
den sad chaired *fair. The peeks of Most.: lined as
Nielsen the Christine sad the Ink esj them to
dome the laws, mad promising then the wowed= an.
gonna's* *Anion say Wary or Feigns.* they sight
sofa ea the part of the Turks."
Oa the other head, the *WOW Gault; .Js:-' is the
seadj its of Base sad Trawsik, is Been*, the If simian
'Gaunt nett dip fresh sate of sienna again; the Chris.
dean • sad sensate leaned frost tering rents allude to
asreire, is whisk the latter hate bon the skeins Pena
the hen lark between Nevi sad Pride( dunes headless
awes von him eat within the last forialshr, sad frets
their's, ot eleiderod oisa it is 'video *at *67 woo
Cloblimos."

Last night a seeding of the Meads of th• early
gneiss monnest wee bold at Exeter-hall, for the pantos
of renelbee re objects of the assodstioa. The mestiag
wawa measiondy sanded.
Mr. 5. Kearns, who semi= the chair, said that he had
==stairstittoi thles stiriLseirgsizizaL Impor
the mitanoTtenergal
old& asea war bogs 'severed, bream they war ars-
marl& allar, hear.) It wee, however, gratifying to
Ishn to ban ars spygelnaty of adding Ms testimony to the
anneabinses of the monnent, the priasiple of which, he
ward be siitsgeoss to all pasties. He was
asbiliAls hams this *aseamdty of ezpressing Ids haat,
sperobstios et the yeasmillsge of the committee, and ha
fined his eye especially ea their esoelleot georetruy,
Mr. Lllwall. (Haar, bear.) It wee geserally appose(
that this wee mirky • young Mel question; but it wee
sell go. The delipleyen were r meek interested in its
alsion as the yang men' and that was the
saavalles of meet of them. (Hear, hoar.) It
Noma to hiss that the question was put for-
went Ise caludvely to • young men's question. It also
geomil to him that it was made too mash a question of
graft It was net a qmostlea of arn roll% but a queries
of inesellisar)—• quern la wbl the minds as well
elf theberas el yeses Era were greed interested—their y inrested—their
Yip la rarer Soda es well to isei Aron in this. (Hoer.)
U they
_ssnM get employee to look at the question hem
Oat Mew around they would be more likely to succeed he
re TAIMIN*OII, Ens own ormagara was that they were en
Haag lee ha: He did nee seas that they were ''fast
ft" _' the =mbar of whom he desired to see reduced ; bus
rep sew did is or hour what 30 years ago it took two
Serer do. He ballast they were all interested in Mmes.
Lit
re week of the permit day, which wee intense. (Ham.)
wag Sto en how ter yeas was taking up the question.
bad • putlle **lon in this country to appall
eneaties ageeparighdy before that nth
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mmute we;
a ladles' ortherSties (Hear, hear.) He expand
Mil savanna from Oat. because If there were no bans
the Me ban tradd Nos OHM to es sad. (Hear, hear.)
He Nibs! a asenuand to the gramears of the movement
as genneiges of Ilaboarane to
Mthos ade who wen at
apnea la *ma He sail s vi benne Lresi
Mown uses when shoe and diesels elsee& these Ida kgnalt
ask asp eggs is geirthalar Shakes lei to valablef. He
ages fig whin the ~e:fof a differs= gouge;
Psityrini=bihrzeddi a few per
it
or
tectraiovers."y
m red.
(trr, Mar.) Agars, menelt he wiled to make was that
rim mss Is heres of brims should make good re
NSW (MIR Wean that eajoyed. (Her. hear.) He bed
dlis hated the stamen from thoughtful and awns=
N" that yang men would abase the leisure they ob.
tamed ; though bo did mot believe the argument was as
peel ens. bo awn& that young Ines would gristly
danger the bends Maar advocates if they span their
hints Imre is healthy sod intellectual orepatione. He
did set mem that they were to take no recreation, Wears
all with sad so play made Jan a dal boy. He anew=
a • hakes stmeziety sad jealousy as to the reputed's of
yang may began in these days of pained,
and mid aspen then was a greaser e":11TZ
alma to yens ass this was ens the ma =el*
was auks= that the yang in ehiuld he la a paellas to
avail themselves of the annesity miss it presmant heal
(Hat, homy.) He would osly Man add, thathsaStfasi
the neessant as ons et the mesa ba asd iseretaat
of ass grant day. and ke lisped the sesetingm:amides =said stake
greet Mr. L progress is the week thely bad takes is haad
st . (Hear
at et.)
uwar.i, the meratagy, then made a ateme
what had base dor in the pester, whir was satiefseto3
The improvement of the 'sadden of dressmakers, the ear
parser of wages, and the half holiday movement,
;,,trathe attendee of the association. They held fifteen
meetinge, distributed and circulated 60,000
rests sad three pamphlets; 41 armor bad bees
preened is on Sunday in London is behalf of
the society. Great benefit was expected from the
isetintios of a ladies' committee. The committee
=asyst the Crystal Palen Compaq to open the
Pans on Saturday at one shelling. (Hear, hear.)
They dii sot snored in that object, bat tee sounny
ft slot the Palace on &tarry, the 20th, at ass
the debate to be distributed through the assoeistra.
They Mead have an archery match on the MU orrice,
an* midi are a pans of a eller cup to the staressful cone-
pears They bend by this arms to realise a tangible
powdery benefit hr the @misty. (Hear.) He felt bound,
cm the part of the moiety, to ex our kis gnat ouligaticme
he re esprit he resived from the press. (Hear.)
Cr. CORDILIOY proposed the first resoled=' to the
area that the meeting rejoiced in the great
none which attended the serly clears movemeat,
het regretted that it did not make greater progress in the
retail ann. when it wee moat needed. He anticipstied
gnat good from the mentions of the ladies' committee, but
he hared that the feeling of sapidity was tco strew as
allow them to errs all the benefits they expected from the
workbag of the arciety. It was in =say instances the sae
that people wen obliged to work 16 and 16 hours a day to
an thinning and families from mow TAtioll. This wi s
surly teat the design tf Provider", and it mast he
ourd by the saillsrees sad cupidity of men.
The Bev. H. Kress "wooded the resolutkm, and ob-
served that in vela was machinery haratied and literature
cheapened if persons bad not time to cultivate their iatel-
haul and spiritual realties. (Hear, hem)
The naiades was carried unanimously.
Mr. J. BANN= mood resist recitation, which Term-
larded the alloyelon of the rely dogleg principle to the
Ma Mims, as easnlead to brat both their animate
Mil theniselvee. In his establishment the hoar of elosiag
bed bra altered teen 9 and 8 to 7 o'clock in the evening,
both wrier and Muter, and on Saturday the mass
bildiareat was elan at 6. (Cheep.) The system
Was now as trial for eighteen mostss, and instead
of a falba, off there was an remise both in the wisdom%
sad retail dePartesents of briars. (Hear, hear) Oa re
Saturday, when they closed at fire, tree ere a coriderablo
borers of hankies, beyond what was done when they
altar at eight o'clock. (Her, hear.) This showed that
pseasiary loss did not nesessarity follow from the adoption
of rely closing ; sad even if there had bra a slight falling
eC that ought not to stead in the way .h. roe] mach moral
advantage was oa the other side. (Hear.) There wee not
so mueh illlsealth amongst thou emp'oyed in his esta
Wishner sire the system of early dogleg was adopted.
(Hear.) The employers weir as melons to get away rim
the dust and cans of business as those whom they em-
ployed. He liked the change so well that he had no initia-
ller of retaining back to the old system. (Cheer )
Mr. Tartu Terra'. mended the resolshoe, whisk
was adopted.
Mr. Hamm Coosa proposed a resolution, pledgiag the
arise to glee their prose sad pecuniary support to
the mormeat.
Mr. Baum% seconded the motion, which wee adopted.
A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro.
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