The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

'MOTION.. —WlNFliand SPIRITS at RIEDUCED
4.1 DITTILL—A. EROOOHII wised Ifst of floss with Dr.
lismare report. post free Oa spalleatton.
Claret Ma erdlnalrel. Willis lasludad..pse dem 115.
Chablis (White =ay) la.
Sall Hoek or al
Hooorheld Sherry p
t formity gls.
chossd Ws. Ps dam in..
Household Fort i
South Shies. Port sod Saw lea sod 14s.
South abicaa Maddssaml Ameatlllado lda
Oln. full strength. lie 111. : Baisird/Brarili, in. Far Wigs
Sollands, the very bolk, Ma per ars dam ama
Samples of say kez of as awe as resew of 30 damps.
Dims. MIL —A. 1110Q011. la Mae& Lashes.

WigDING and BIRTHDAY PRZI3RINTB.
RODRIGUES, 42, Madill', Wallas attention to his
trtSTOCK DIESSING CASES, TRAVELLING DEM&
A(3B, IMPATCH BOXES. Writing Cases, Wort
Janet Craw LADII/1 RETICULE aid 1 AIMAOI
draription SEEDLATTAL MOUNTED EN VELOPY
NO-DOOKS, and INKSTANDS ea Indio: Soma Casketa
and (Rove Bores, the NEW PATENT MY-CLOSING
ano a choice misty of ELZOANCIKII and
NOTILLIIRS suitable for PRESENTATION.S
, 42. too various to
ansmnaha To la had at MIX
twe deans arm SattrUle-arzert UE T RODRIGPIawLLP

Fnur, DESTRUCTION at the PLANT,
STOCK, sad TROPIITY of the LAPAILIT BOWIES sad
WI? CRANDLIOLY ta ths Ooontry, Mews. Trust Brothers, of
Mrdwell. Leedom PiIifIIiVATION of the Books, Papers, and
Omit SAPS Mending by the side of two other
taw Oat errs .of which were coaiumed.—fiee
Timm" Sept. ISM.
ro maim. rzoluo mnvra AND lON,
Liverpool. and era. Moorpte-etreet, CI % London.
Gentlemen.— We have very west pleasure la heareg testimony
to the efficiency of your '• Perot 11m.reslattag See. In
the destructive Orewhich destroyed the whole of our premier
on Sunday morning look oar hooks, paper and ear. which
were In the safe we purchaeed from you in March last, were all
preserved and this Is the more remarkable because the contents
of two other Week not of your manutacture, standing in the
same once within two feet of your safe. were consumed. Our
most augutue hopes hare been reall.ed In this severe test, sad
we leave yon at liberty to make use of this letter M any way
you may wish.—We are, Gentlemen, yowl,. ,tc
klitUriT 1310111.133.
Shadwell. London, Sept. 8, MOO.

ALARMING EXPLOSION of GAS at
wotvisemproa.—This scctdent could not have oc-
curred had the ?AUNT SANITY NEWLIN° CNAIrDELTII
been and. Those Chandeliers ars perfectly sale train escapes
and expkolona and persons Mug up their bosses should we
the Patent Sahty Atlas before deciding. No ether gilding chan.
delier is We. Kept I. stock by all respectable arenas.
All.. Works, Hattatlprdan. KICHD. OH NVOIKISS.

TICEH, 1860.—Poet free, three stamps,
Tr imAT it muumuus Flown. GABREIIVS 10117016
IMPROVIMENTS In ARTIFICIAL TARTU and MX
MLR OORALITI OUNA, whereby cos sell will wear larger thin
three *awry : sad being fitted wilheinval=l74:
sinsia sod say
soprators, peeve a
ie all win bate r thed.iitb minim Kew bet
pure anteing asteelale esd wertemily siglereh wthe the
E.le ern hostess hen the emikeey eeet—be siellaed
( Noma Oeleish goallit be the pine lislietne, air
lald (see lt Zylinaha IPA Fa~reat, W. Nag
Mehl& . and hill, City. The edvantager
ekir by Gehelefe miler It preemineally superior
ant the Nearest le perfection yet eilateed.'—Otwarver.
" hairier. beedies ebealdhe read by all win value beeth , their
=ew IMO land mow Sad impel ISEIIOIIIIO6 114
elpeleee mem. It la neetwany peetlerderly to note
lee asmit, eel UM the entrance to the City alehhelemese Is op
the Weal. pewees between bensoa, the atliwontilea, me the
.ads JY.l.rasene Incr. Liverpool : 134, Datteolivet.

DIiAYED TEETH sad TOOTHACHE.
owuars ENAIICK ke ele=l/21eatretl teeth. how-
ever Wee the asvity. leveed le • without prawn
er pale sad herder Mew while memeL t remains In the
eleo sew ye.; reederlem Vinsomar), and mein.
bider deeig. leseerter erimeit.-11eller: nechethe Radon.
Mee la

ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, =Oriental botanical
for impargag wad besieWybig the Complexion
and ISCisrPare arentlly-eal sad led a( alemeed opeclfg
exerts the nog soothing, mike, sat imistyieg Kam w eAs
*to . ensilages /cochlea Ww. brie~ Meta dinookration• and
ghee cutaneous antedate ; and mine tie aim soft, fair, sad
Mosoning. tt obelisk* all the siege et iamb we the Alm
atiether with Moran, b egg awl laebtaresm or Wean solar
hest. Nd r ushonsity r high MO% bum the whir Mimi
al laths to the tow maim sr hg Orr. Prise la at sad Is.
gm bottle. Cantina —TM words *wends' lainbor ems or
the ammo at ash Met* gad their e#goesture, "A. howlead
sad haws. is red tok test Geld rIP, Magos.gertlai. Loa-
ds& . mad by ohawiels wed partmassa

RI2dIfILS PERFUMER. Y. --Ths n•tisit•
lttioasirs Sass Nasal, African
Mae rot=r7r bowls* ;weep ed,
Civil, as., air tbs—rwia
tmaissabis tor Uds 111:11X12., pertwair to Par
Itgistp, sat privileged pews* is the farms of afar. To 10
sea at we b siasehialisp. M. atmmt; aty branch, U. Nos.
1181. larks: Mat Wawa. 17, Baelsoird dos Isidro. Patti:
Wisteria bomb. ht. Cd* do la Mostar% Moddol•

EVIY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
Thßoommik et Medical Weeks is be tkeew lii to 5=,..; W
receipt of sae way poetise gimp iddstel w. •
lesdiesi work, with .udiese. bow he Noun wand • Or
dad bopplieses, with fai kr tin pposercatios of health mad
ably& lo 'Orem old km PM possationery blots for ties
si So wait, the autews• lbe sedentary and parties-
a 171ecote= wbo mem ban Mm=os.b.uctortdltssz!
seish opilipp, admit riled .. Tide admirable book 'boob' be
la welly "—Medical Journal. Nor.. MIL
/Mem t=RM. HILL, BK., XL, V, Alfred-place, Ihedford-
psucep, Lowden. V.O.

Thle day, RIO* Minoa, lts,
VOTER on the PARABLES. By RICHARD
A.. 11 MOM= Timm, D D., Dean of Westminster.
By the same Author,
NOT= out the NIRACLIA Birth Idltion.
Buxom PREACH= la WEBTMINLITUL ABUT. He. Id.
IT. AVOW/MRS EXPOIWIION of the SERMON as the
YOUNT. &woad =Um 7s.
ON the AUTHOR'
mS=ired vamp; of the 31W TUTAXLIT.
Seemed 1410 ea. . .
TR' FITNII/1 of ROLT SCRIPTURE tor UNFOLDING the
SPIRITU IL =Zed MEN : sad CRAW the DUMB of ALL
NATIONS. The Reheat Lactates for 1W sad MIL Fourth

BY NON IfleGe tbe TUTAYINT. Fourth Whim Oh
111,11 StANIONS 'MACH= beton I. 17NIVA18LIF ai
C•11111t1D01. Su ed.
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ORDINATIONB. —The following gentlemen were
ordained on Monday in St. Peter's Church, Croydon, by the
Archbishop of Canterbury :—Priests : Revs. Jobs B.
Blaney, RA., J. A. Whitlock, 8.A., &minces Collie,
Cris or LONDON 010121143. Pzinuois Somas.— Oxford ; Alfred G. I. Lifstrange, BA., Exeter College ;
"" Mender the yearly msetlDr of the governors at this Eliot H. Stapleton, 8.A., Christchurch College ; John
charity wee Lela es elle Iw3os Teem; Mr. Besjimin Mitchinson, M.A., Pembroke College ; Herbert H. Rieke
Heed Othhal in the chair. The report et the eommittee mem, R A., St. Mary's Hall ; Charles J. Taylor, M.A,,
was so far sthisfactory that they have bees mudded, by a St John's College ; Anthony Collett, ired
slight iocreeee dmesas, to retract in seasmasnre the Gay, RA, Fres. J. Isselutme, Henryt! 13. M
slip they took in 1866, el reducing the monthly_ allowances Trimeletge
_Cambridge • , T_
at the pensiooers, and also to direst 6001. The premed Bt. helot's • Bd. Thursdeld, 8.A., Caine
anent of stock is 8,4341. 3s. Id., and the *umber of pea- Howell Howell, Milan's College, Birkenhead ;
Menem was, during the year, 42, to whom OM emmesitess E. Houle, Josh. B. Wheeler, Church Mimi mtr
paid 460 t. If the society had an Meows et IW. par swamlW. Islington. 1)111100136 : Jobs Phelps, M.A., Allionlec-aat
more than it at present possums the commithee teed= lege, Oxford • John R. Vernon, A.. Frederick A. Hoe'
al
effect to e original imention of the foundered the , emend, RA., Hall ; John Barton, RA, Chair granting the male pensioners 31a and the female pan- College, Or John C. linseed, BA., Semi. F.
owner, na. each per month. The M4llolllle and Jointwe' , Cbeerwell,B.A., Jelue's College ; Charles L Hardines.:
Companies are liberal donors to the society% lei, which, ; BA., Caine College ; Robert H. Wright, MA., As,
tars yMond Richards, Edmund J. Hem Canny's, St. Ai
including a balance of 6441. 13s. Id. frees the Bet audit, • drew A. W. Drew, BA., Trinity College ;s Richert*
amounted for the ear to 1,4961. 31. ld. The
for the wane pmio4 including the et 609/. stock, Btrkeethead ; Hon* kIiAL Jackson, JUDathaU "dan'
was 14* 'M., Leslie' in hand a hums et 2741.85. 4d. Theodor P. Wolters, Jonathan L. B. Wood,
For the twenty years the society hes been Is esistenos it Chinch College ; Hobert B. Twee, Owens Cul-
has *speeded WNW. A. sawn 916 ponlassrs. • Isgs. IllaachwAsie.

wham there was a large number present, all appearing
full doses. The city organist, during the assembling of the
aortas, presided at the grand organ, and discoursed a
variety of classic music with excellent taste and effect.
Mr. linerieuss, general secretary, previous to the
opening of the proceedings, said the number of mem-
bers, arociates, sad ladies who were attending the
meeting was unprecedented at any former meet-
ing of ter association. At half.pert six dclock
that afternoon the number of members' tickets sold
WY 629 ; of sneociates', 1,2231 • and of ladies' 600 ;
mal:riga total of 2,510. He bad :deo to state that he had
reeei, • few days since, a moat interesting and important
letter from Professor Katchenowsky, professor of interne-
tired law in the University of Cbarkow, expressing the
deeper interest in this association, and tieing forth most
fully many biota for the conduct of the departments. He
wouldbot trouble them by reading the letter at length, but
would read it in the jurisprudence department the following
day. However, he could not bet rpm the satisfaction
that he was SUM every member of the immolation must
feel, that in the heart of Kuria, at • peat distance from
this ossuary, we hays those who sympathies with them.
It showed how social science was already making
At the conclusion of Lord Brougham's address, P=en
the red and prolonged cheering which followed it had
subsided,
Sir Jogs EILINOTON rose and said—My lord, ladies,
and gentlemen, —I trust I may be **quitted of that
presumptim to which I might otherwise perhaps be exposed
in following immediately the able, eloquent, and admirable
address which we have just heard, when I tell you that I
rise far the purpose of inviting you to join me in passing •
unanimous and cordial vote of thanks to our noble and
venerable president—(loud elieerr—and I aware you that
it is to me a matter of no small patificatice that upon tine,
the first warm upon which it has fallen to my
lot to take part in any an,y pablic proceedings in Scot-
land, I should have to discharge • duty so eminently
cergenbl to my feelings. I concur in the eloquent
at the commencement of the address of
my noble friend, in which be expressed a satisfaction that
this fourth meeting of this association is held in one of the
great cities of Scotland. (Cheers.) The three first =bet-
imes have been held with eminent success in three of the
most important cities of England ; and it was right—lt was
due, and I am glad that it hasbees dose—that this fourth
meeting should be held in one of the cries of that couatry
in which the great objects of the association have keg
excited the deepest interest, end have been studied with
most signal surer (Loud cheers.) But I feel that this
is neither the hour nor the °cession upon which it would be
becoming in me to detain you by entering into the nature of
these objeota. (" Hear, hear," and chews.) If I were to offer
any remarks on what has fallen from my noble end learned
friendorith respect to the House of Commone—(a laugh)-1
am broad to say that I, who am fresh from that homes of
wirer he was onco so distinguished an ornament-{load
at=ccitering)—aboold not be able to offer a
• to what kr Wks frees the lips of the
noble lord. (Laughter end cheers.) My nimble friend has
dor me the honour to advert to an effort on this subject
which I ventured to make some few yeses sine, and per-
haps I may be allowed to state, in one brief sentence, my
strong awl growing conviction that unless the House of
Commons does promptly and seriously address its attention
to curing those evils which have arisen from its apparent in-
ability to grapple efficiently with the basins= of the
country, that house will soon inevitably are to stand as
high as they have heretofore done in the esteem of their
countrymen. But I repeat it would not be becoming in me
now to comment further on what has fallen from his lord-
ship's lips, neither would it be becoming in me new for a
moment to attempt to allude to the addresses which, daring
the next few days, will be delivered to you by those dis-
tinguished men who have undertaken to preside over the
different departments of this association. But, ladies and
gentlemen, there is one reflection which is forced on my mind
by this auspicious commencement of this cooper. I tenet
you will forgive me if I take the liberty of partly giving ex-
prinnion to the feeling which I am sure must have crowed,
sway minds in this vast assembly. Seeing, as we do, the
struggle now rasing in other parr of Europe—eeeing how
largo a penned the nether world is now torn by dimm-
ers des threatened by danger, or engaged in efforts to
asterisk their own freedom and their own liberties—
roureddialsaint-it:ewuewgZttlil ought we
trier tl!e* this
s
ow
stitutiosal rule of our beloved queen, enjoying a degree of
well regulated, long established freedom, oath as no Tier
I nation ever has enjoyed, in the midst of peace and
rity—bow grateful ought we to teal that we are berm=
to devote our attention to those social subjects, to consider
at these annual gatherings how best we shall promote the
gratification of the intelligent, the improvement of the!
berth, and the promotion of the general welfare of those
industrious thousand's by whom we are surronoded. (Lind
!cheers.) I trust that tbis armistice may lose be the mesas
of contributing to those peat and desirable ends. I treat
that each of our annual meetings shall be awe suobsestal
they the rat. Ism sure we mast all feel that it will be se
selwag as we are assisted by the advice, and the
sad the ability of our noble preedent. (bemire cheering.)
And I trust that my noble bird will forgive m•—l trust
' shall be forgiven by him and by all—if I venture in his pre-
, sere to give utterance to those feelings which I know ere
warm in the hearts of all who hear me, and tell you that it
is my deep feeling that this is a mane of no common inte-
rest. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) lam sure you must all
feel with me that A is a most striking, • must impressive
eight to see that great and illustrious men—(enthusiastio
=with unimpaired vigour of intellect, with ea-
' free and beauty of language—(hear, hear)—
with benevolence and goodwill to mankind—(renewed cries
of " Hire," and level cheers)—which seem only to be
increased by age and expeeires—(continued cheering)--stal
devig Ids energies to the promotion of those measures for
the of mankind which, for • period longer, than
any on in this ran can recollect, without regard to colour
ar to rue, las been a loading characteristic of his life.
llmmsnes ebesing.) In conclusion, let We say, long may
ie be spared to es to continue thorn noble efforts, lung may
be be spend to enjoy
.his world-wide reputatroo, and to
enjoy that which to km I am sure, is far dearer—the
111114111111, the vaseration, and the affection of his country
-
ma. (Ormit
Lord AsunatinsabsigialirrJ—l most cordially wooed the pro-
posal that now, r with ens voice and on hurt,, this great
waning tender to Iced Brougham—the foremost men of him
country and of his age—their hearty thanks. (Great cheer-
ing, the assemblage rising en mare and greeting the noble
lord in a moat enthusiastic waaaaar.)
Lord Becuoitair, in reply, rid—l can only use the little
that remains of my voice this evening, meet gratefully,
though humbly, to thank you for the very kind reception
you have given me. (Applause.)
Oa the motion of Sir A. Amason, seconded by Sir J.
LAWIMICZ, thanks were subsequent) voted to the Earl of
Shaftesbury, as the President of the past year, and with
this acknowledgment the proceedings terminated.

-I,7eseiess7 Jels W. Putter sad Sou, West Stied.