The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-11 00:00:00

ENGLAND AND TEE WAR.

A public meeting, warmed by requisition to the
IliaLw.e heldmeriem ca lUtdaelles lrey n
ead Meight ta thecharm A %MUM. Bea-
to . yto s of
strict neetrelity is the pmesat coatianatal war, sad preying
that the influence of this °matey way be used caly to bring
shag • peace between the stearndbeg pertir. The MAYOR
&Casvllish) presided. Titers were ea the plaice= the
, sad Mi. em. B. Backboaseijon., W. Morrison, 11.
J. Wilma, B. Brown, I. Bolero, Wm. Wight, Dr.
Paterson, &c., and to the body of the man a large amber of
the moat milweatial gentlemen of ths town. The gallery
Wee wee well Lied, among whom wire several Iselin.

GIMBAL DOMESTIC 83ArANTS BEIV3vOLEN7
1118TITUVON.

The thirteenth annual general meeting of thin
betitmlant leek place yeetaday, at the Ranover-equsee
Reese; UM /nosy presiding.
The report, with* wee mad by the Rev. Mr. VILLTNYIS, an-
aemia a holism beermes to the receipts of the ;met year.
they mity mire to this se easaldnit the public 03,151dince in
the itt~on, and as a promising indication of what may
be hived ler to the future. At the last eleetion of yesmittome
three emildatm mire doled, maiden thole number 84 ; Mime
then one yeaMener ime dirt. sal another has married, end no
longer seek her pemien. The committee announee anetheit
election is July. have ado distributed a tem sum by
way of tenumesry and they believe that many de-
serving umbers by timely sasistance have been aa 'Ted
from mei Misery mil trouble. The anticipations ef the
committee Mat the mheeription baste and cards would pro-
duos as
beeesee ef imam every 3•ear, have, they are happy
ratay, Imin thftmellesd ; 221. 121. 2d. has daring the past
Wm es eab.W, eisinet 41.6 e. 44. collected the first
per of die empatmson, and so doubt the Institution ma by
NM mane Inenistaisileengtit to Quer Into favourable notice.
UK Ira bra maim the_ total monad of thwart-
-1 minds tit On Timm per Ont. Oemptis 11,212 i. the. fid. With
milmA.
• vlew of atlll eller • karrisiga el the inietaation
both sail 1111~0111, Iheeommittiee have
leads long to
medhap In and around
the metropolis, herr to be assisted by clergymen
eel renderer/a of bffuence to the several Medea.
The committee announce that they have muniusously
a migration of the president end treasurer, relative
=detection of an seylam for the aged end decayed mem-
bers. Tee president hes given 201., and the treasurer 104,
towards the furtherance of this objects. Thou masters and
, temente who have been appealed to have most liberally re-
sponds* to the same good cause. The committee desire to
the rest obbgations the institution M tender ri the
Zy" and periodical press, and hope the charity will receive
its continued support. In oonclasion the committee express
shop, that employers will not only sliced the institution
their benevolent support, bat direct the attention of their
servants to it, end by their encouragement and advim, infla-
me° than to become member', and Nos promote • provident
and careful spirit at once beneficial to both servants and
themselves ; if they will thus act t rgt cher, the institutim
may indeed look for a long worm of prosperity and use-
fulness.
The balance-sheet showed receipts from donation/061/.
6s. Id.; and from subecriptions, 1,0961. le. 66., whichalance
, with
collectroce, fees, interest on invested money, end a b
from the previous amount, nods up a total of 1,7141. 19s. 3d.
Out of which it had paid in pension 5241. Pk 2d., and In
temporary relief 68i. The balsam in hand after payment of
expenses and %mods' 6341. Is. 3d. la the Three per Cent.
Consols, 1631.8.. Id.

SECOND-HA AD PIANOFORTEB.—CRAMER,
sum 'Ai4 Os. Wee ilijoasoltleiN4 et lhaleinsel For
lea a.. I. %NA MUNN IMMO. .1 meal telleml
1110p54.01011.