The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

NEW POLYTECEUIIO IMITIIVTION.

A public meeting with reference to a proposed new
Polytechnic Institution wee held at Willies Bums yester-
day afternoon, for the purpose of considering the ban means
to be adopted for promoting the formation of • new company,
with a view to continue the advantage* of so valuable a Owe
of popular instruction and amusement, which the public have
hitherto enjoyed in the old institution now about to becloud.
The chair was taken by the Bart of 811ATIMIIIMIT, who Will
supported by Viaeonnt Runlets, M.P., Kr. 13einuel Oar-
nay, M.P., Mr. Robert Menbary, M.P., Mr. Joseph Psyne,
ka.
It appeared from a proposal reed to the meeting that In
easerquenes of the lamentable accident which occurred at the
Royal Polytechnic Institution on the 3rd January kat, that
nada soda y will shortly be compelled permanently to ciao
It. doors to the public, it being now in a state of
b runiary
embarrassment from which extrication is impossi
Wa sale of its property and the winding twirl its affaire7l4t
Wee considered desirable to found a society under the
Limited Liability Act, haying for its object this purchase
of the whole of the property of the institution, and of
continuing in the theatres of the building exhibitions sod
lectures of a popular character, with such extension of ita
means of instruction, blended with amusement, as is cou-
nteract with the high moral purportsa of the original institu-
tion, and u may be letup:sued by the new management.
A statement was then gone into for the purpose of showing
that such an undertaking would be remunerative to the
shrwelsoblirs. . . . .

In MHO; to dividend's on capital, it is proposed that
hoiden of sharee shall be entitled to free admission to ell
lectures end exhibitions, in different ProPertione.
The noble CHAIRMAN said the business which had called
them together wee vary simple, it being merely to declare
that the Royal Polytechnic, Institution was defunct, and
aught to be resuaoiteted, to carry on its business for the
benefit of the public. He would not dictate upon the ayes-
*ages of the institution, for be believed that they were very
well known. He waggerd that the existence of an instant-
tket of that description wee Indispensable in the present day,
when it was so necessary to promote every possible means of
educed." and there was a certain form of education which
was contemplated in founding that institution. Its existence
we., Weed, of very great Importance in the present day,
when there was a considerable and increasing appetite foe
knowledge among all clams. Under these circumstances,
he recommended this institution to them earnestly. He be-
lieved that it it was mimed on in the spirit in which it was
founded, no one would regret the sums of money which be
contributed ether in donations or in the taking of shares,
for he would be doing his best in giving instructive amuse-
ment andkappinem to the redeemed masers of the community.
Mr. ROBE= BANBURY, M.P., moved, and Mr. /ILSE.
ANDES HALDANE seconded, the Brat resolution, which was
unanimously carried :—" That It is highly expedient that a
public, Institution like the Polytechnic should exist and be
maintained in the metropolis."
Viscount Rarallea, M.P., moved the second resolution,
which was also earned, to the effect that the new Polytechnics
would be sufficiently remunerative to warrant undertaking
its management.
A reerel committee was then appointedi on the motion.[
Mr. 5. GURNIT, M.P., seconded by Mr. C. MAYMEW.
It was stated in the course of the promedinge that 429
shares had been taken, realising 4,2901., and that the done-
none had amounted to 3461., making a total of 4,6361.

According to a report made to the minister of
public isstructioe, there are now in Turkey 10,897 schools
for ➢[asenimans, which ere frequented by 230,646 boys and
121,259 girls, and superintended by 11,226 teachers. There
are also 2,249 schools for Christians, receiving 106,361 boys
and 7,806 girls, with 2,239 teachers.
Acooante from Belgrade state that the death of
the senator Vootchich, who had been arrested by order of
Prince Ililoach, on a charge of being engaged in a conspiracy
against him, has ceased considerable agitation in that city.
Straw suspicions of foul play had been raised, and a post
eiortem examination of the body was demanded. This was,
however, reined by the prison, who had a guard placed round
the tomb of the doomed.

The Corriere Merematiie states that Garibaldi
was electodat Strodella by 168 votes out of 180.

RAISING A LOAN AT VENICE.—A correspondent at
Venice, describing the elect:material, under which • " loan"
ha just been mimed at Venice, strike :—.‘ The sinews el
war were required; all the silver UlOllO7 from the ZOOM
had been forwarded to Verona. The bakers had been com-
pelled to furnish bread at Venice, to Insect to Verona, sad
paid for by promissory notes. In vain Count Bitsingan
shouted, Pay the forced lieu, everyone looked to the
French fleet and French promises. Nobody paid; they
all fondly thought to escape P. The semiotics dispelled
the cheerful illusion; the peace damped the most sanguine
expectation. On the 6th of July the fatal circular appeared,
and I can scarcely imagine anything more admirably
adapted to reconcile en Englishman with his oonsdta-
tional government than Count Bismogsn's circular. To get
money from everybody Is a long process, es the count took
a abortee road to riches. The feel areelere announced
Pordine supremo de IL X. 1. R. A. it Jona terTiteriale
L. V. (Lombardo- ('unto) dm* vereere in Ceram de Guerra
floriesi 1,200,000 V. 4.. l west econmitteiando del merents
Lfeglier and, after declaring the munt•ipal chest empty,
he fixes upon a certain person to pay a certain gum' and
thus giving each of his victims a separate cir-
cular, be enforces the sum of 300,000 florins to
be paid fat terssiae perentorio di sei gionsi eon
au= fursosi.' Pisani, who soli the famous Paulo Veronese
picture to the English government, had the Dolour, as
sailor+ say, of booing the Het,' and he was desired to pay
100,000 dories or 10,000 k sterling. Prince Giovsnelli and
Count PapadoPoli were let off easily at 60,000 tutus each
(6,0001) Traria, a riot beaker, was Moulted by being
aaked for only 30,000 florins. and as these gentlemen were
comfortably sipping their coffee they received ohs plasma
information that they must pay up the sums demanded, er
In six days au allow, with a sew Croata, would march them
off to gaol until it was paid. At first Pisani was inclined to
forego the honour, for the French flag wad Is the offidg, and
many of thou, gentlemen who were required to pay 10,00 M,
6,0006., or 1,0006. declared they preferred the bolts end the
bars to paying such an unfair tyrannical demand. But the
French fleet sailed, and a 'crust of breed and liberty' ware
found preferable to dirty water, bad food, no candle*, and a
comfortless residence to all but ecorpions and rats; them the
tattywas paid."

HEATH FROM ALLEGED CRUELTIES Olf BOARD
Ax Awrittatx Sam.—Thu Liverpool borough coroner was
yesterday (Friday) armed is ismatigating the facts coa.
'acted with the death of a *comae named Pietro Antonio,
who died In the Northern Hospital, from the effects of in-
juries which were, it is alleged, Indicted by the mate of the
American ship Conqueror. The captain and mate of the
viand and the American via-conical were present in the
amid. Mr. Snowball appearing on their behalf. Three
mama mama Curtis, Rus.ell. and Clark, etated that the
sailed from London in Februsty last for the Golf
MC°64dierxit:, the deceased beteg a seaman on board of her.
The mate, Charles Roulette, used frequently to beat the de-
erased, who wanted to go Into the hospital at Mobiles
but the comma would not let him. The mate
best the deceased with a rope end a belaying pie, and kicked
him in the tibs, so that the dammed staid some of his limbs
were quite dead. He fell ill sad went below, the captain
giving him medicine. The carpenter also beat the deceased
at various time.. The crew complained to the captain of
the mate's cruelty, tint they mold get no redeem. Mr.
Renshaw, surgeon of the Northern Hospital, said that some
of the deceased's ribs, which were weakened by disease of the
aorta, were brok. n, as were slso some of the dorsal vertebrae.
and a large tumour sad coagulated blood had formed over
the cheat. These injurit • were the result of external violence.
which aggravated the diverse of the aorta and canoed death.
The jury ultimately mtoreel an op -n verdict, to the elm,
that tee demand did front injuries us had received. tut by
whom the injuries were inflicted there was no evidence to
show."

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

TILE PROROGATION.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DAY.)

At a late hoar this atternooa parliament was pre-
rogord by royal eassairies. It arse knees that the Qom
wool! set be peematord ceserquetly but little lime
lee embed by the easeseeey. The emembelhe mew she

rat nal. iiMbsediti It: lads assidense Oda.
mama Is pestepo u. peso* Whom* vas lad
py :the disk et tie MIR, • dr • sessail saw

N;i7eka, ribarkiag the Mei

U jibe •.

eryel Want b pet& awl privets eelis spesibpaby
Mu bowies, encesst width were the Ceasellikewl Ned
(Apeirepristies) BtLL, Stamp Dories Bill. Cullum ((fe,
2) Bill, Ileet ladia Loss Bill, Mattis Pay Bill,

Corrupt PratMee Camases°, Bill, lama Valuating
Fero of Sours BM, lacisisse Adis Arnim's& BM,
Mx, l Trak Izsapilos 818, Baledeetical Jurladietlas
Einieopal sad Cipitalar tastes Cestlautzta BM,
Ira-
awreßill, roar daw Baird (Nyasa al Dab) BM, Mod-
cal Leis Anseadarat Bill, Wet sod Mama, MY
Ansedatast Bill, Mai& Laws Amusing,* DM,

Caney 8111, Probate rd Lawn

deo (lithad) Bill, Polk. (Coned.. sad Dims*
Weetintaalar New Bridge Bill, Low Ameaftissimil
_ _

Faribtles Bill, Charitable frusta AM. Cie• IS,
Cleanable Provident Societies Bill, European Tamps (lain)
Bill, Divorce Court Ball, Impriesueneat for Small IMAM
Bill, Baakruptcy sad luminary (Indeed) Ant Antemilmmi
Bill, Sale al Ose Bill, flemional Dividing IS. T
Wetmore sad Liphterinsa Bill, and alms *swim of nap
way sad other prints Lille.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, rimmintnir serned, ttiw
read the royal emeah, has abs Immesh et the boor promote
as Irma `isle. the document is elde peones et cot aim
paean.

The royal commission was ant nail by dm dark et the
table, tonsally prarossisi dis puliamsat ; ad Ih. bed
Choicelbw, is bar KsJestra bird it to stead per
mood secordlegly.

7TM Seth..; ;ad the imebeett of the Seem enamor
tberropea retired to their ova chamber, esd their Wailer
broke up.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.)
CLOSE OF THE SESSION.
The Sr's ass took the chair at half-poet 12 o'clock.
NEW WRITS.
Os the mottos of Mr. Basch MEW writs were ordered for
Uskaard in the roam of Mr. &Mb William Grey, who 111111
accepted the oaks of Steward of her Majesty's Hundred el
Northeised; for Hictford, in the room of Mr. Cowper, who
has mewed the Mike of Vice-Preeideat of the Board of
Trade, sad for Berwick-upon-Tweed, M the room of Ms.
Eerie, who has accepted the Ake of Steward of the Chillers
Hundreds.

PONTEFRACT ELECTION PETITION.
Mr. W. P. WEETHEAD drew emotion to the Wm bat
peragrapbe in the Pontefract election petition. He the
the. was but or course open to the hon. member Stir
Pontefract. It w Impossible to resters the petition to
the polities in which it stood ; the bum amid st 4 nolo,
Mr. Childers in the *Mastics in wbith be the. *l4 mid be
rubmitted that the boa. and learned avatar far Pontefract
bed so edam course open to hint bat to redo hte seat.
If,. IllA LINE; submitted that to appal for boo. :member
to resign hie root could not be treated en s matter of privi-
lege. and therefor* be eciateadsd the ban. asember wee out d
order.

The SPEAKER apprehended tint he was not, because it
appeared to be quite rine that the honourable member ht
tended to cowhide with • motion. There could be no doubt
bet this was • quesetke of privilege.
Mr. W. P. WESTERAD sagemaded that the only men
who coal! do juke I. the matter wee the bon. end leaned
member for Postefrect. The hos. sad kneed member
should resins Mann, mad leave the battle to be fought over
again between him end Mr Chador, by the electors of
Pontefract. He moved that the report of the committee hfi
now read.
Mr. A. SMITH seconded the motion.
Mr. SELWYN, se • member of the select oommittee, amid
he had opposed the 18th section of the report ; thin Wile
two precedents upon which the committee bed meted—awe
had reference to a Cork petition mod another to • Norwich
petition. In these tame the petitions had been withdraws by
mistake, and the committee to whom the dispute was island
made report to the semi effect se the present ; but aniarnes
cutely the bone never came to any decides spa
the report. Hs contended, however, that seder the
provinces of the Controverted Election Act the house bed
the power to restore the Pontefract election petition, sad be
place it at the bottom of the lint. He therefore moved, se Me
amentresat, that the order discharging the order referring
the Paeledreot election petition to the renal contester of
dewier be discharged.
Er O. OBEY apprehended that the house bad lot pew.
to matertala the arnescneut. The mistake ander which the
petition Wilms withdraws wee not made by the hone, but
was comaitied by the parties who prorated it,
mad the house bail as lever to rectify Y.
The Ceneseemrted Bleetisse Ad aeiy cesewsplabsil
14 She darks, amide by the Wan Marif. Re
sebembled boa. amid !word tesnbar fee Platabeet
W it lh Ss resew, the predgewr to hie issmer
Faiths hr the moms "limb hid draft bug sear
grad tellie.

- Mr. eIEAUFLiRD, soother ember of the committee,
saddle emaittee wen far from maroons that there bed
be.. ancesception on both WM. Several members thought
the slicoseectios wee calsed to ose aide.
Captain JERVIS (soother member of the committee)
raid it me amid to appoint such committees se these if the
house maid not bet up* their report.
Mr. MALINS mid the boo. sod tweed amber for Par
lanai wee mitre waling a live hie easiest to the reenter
lies a the petities, and, be thneght, could thoraces have
se dilasetry l ening spot the report. A way could be
trend ea get me the traculty, but sot this .maim, and he
mall move Ike lb. debate be adjourned.
Mr J. ?ARINGTON said the right and fair coarse to
lan wee le repine the pieties; hat it wee said that coarse
wee beessitrent with the sot of parliamest. He sever-
thane theaeht that the hause olt the home ought to be
Ides arm the gentles of Mar* the petition.
Lord J. RUSSELL urged the home eat to massed, the
bees& et ilejeriedictioa. The boo. sod learned member
Ike Pmeedeset bed made a fair propeed, sad if the modes
was 'Meted he thought It might to be adopted.
Kr. SILWTX mildu for. of the ezpr aimed opinion of
the betee., v wield withdraw the mottos.
The rondos me steordiegly withdrawn, and the matter
won be mherat le arbitration.
CHINA.
Mr. GRIIIGSON Med the &enemy of State for Foreign
Alike. or sea' other member of the goveranieet, when he
eqesiethe May with Chios will be retried; whether It is
the Matins ed bee Mojany's government to require the
Chien fully t• arm out the tradition of the treaty ; and
whether the lagers/ a Chime will be Mailed a seoredit a
pennant ember/Mee to this court.
Lord J. RUSSELL mid Mr. Brea had hem sent to
Pekin with a view te • Mileages of the treaty. It was the
Westin of the roveremeet to regain that the Chinese
government should he requested Pi marry eat the prostates of
the treaty, aid to iorite the Emperor of Chiles to accredit as
envoy to this country.
THE ITALIAN DUCHIES.
Mr. GRIFFITH sated the Secretory of State for Forage
Affairs, if the Mersa of the public envire permit., whether
the latent iskinsmioa be bee 'seemed Men him meson le
coutialie to Wok that there still exists no haste
Ike on the pert either of France or Auetrie le
attempt to restore the late dynasties of Paella
Marco, mid Tammy, by the employment of ari,itay force;
And whether he Le is pimento(' of any authentic info"-
mottos s to the matemet in ea alleial journal at Viral.
that the Red Republic bad been proclaimed at Perm, the
Viedoicatese driven from the city, end that property holders
end friend. of order were Laing Sight.
Lied J. RUSSELL said he anted SOSO 01110 WI the
Wbol• of the otildal iallormatios the government bed re-
ceived with respect to the intaglios' of the governmeste of
France sad Aurelia, and within mom hod seam mieerred.
With respect to the arc ad queetios, the goverment lad
no atonal biformation regarding to the rumour rehrred
to. It appeared that the V knee JOYMMI bad *Meisel ke
leformatios from private source'.
NEW WRIT.
On the motion of Mr. Motive, a sew wrlt wee ordered
for litnestost•upon. HMI, is the room of Mt. Rome, eammied
petition.

TEI PROROGATION.

Mail, beim Weis* the Bieck Rod appeared at the bar,
isk althealag le the tab, amatheed the hoses to steed
se the 1m et Br Ibsen it Leeds he berm the royal meal
him by ammidee to meek bilie sad the commission
enni 4 prempthi Iles peesset psalmist.
The itenuma. Is abelthees le the someem plated
alit, and. West by um* A the umbers present, pee-
-1 441 le the Ram et Poem

Ow the Mara of the !,Latta abet ea interval of shoat a
gram dam hoar or twenty shatter, be took tne place at
the elerhe table, sad read a copy d the royal speech as
given *bask all the members pewset standing Foaled the
phi& Tbie douse, rich member shook kande with the
ducat, and to Ices than ere minutes the Moss atm de-
serted.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Mani lls. Onmanisser realimies.)
IPAILWATI MID ca•cam—nr U CIATLX/St.

b7.6;;;C:4ol;s:rai.;:rciiimeisimensied
dorallor, sof woo dr proydrat of dr AbllNlOnilie Anus,
Or pros. Es rag he Hs ardors.
Liskrier, far lie awl dot We was
ere el orrolario ler satt booknoo lud
arra on a prelloolor Morro for a trot worm id von
to at Med Warm aid ark review ; bat la
• 11111 rarer ortling awl parrs role cho=o;
to a miaow wool.

—filslberser isiitamt was • bag dot• ago.
Mr. leallatateald rot se at ago , sitar* tl.lais
W boa wasterielly aria ter may yeses pa It ass a*
oboe tea rallery• Ma adopted camp Iwo sad isiormaliat•
orb= Am it Sabi measly. H. (Mr. Liakbbe) taw,-
br aid alb teabbar• be • eartillate• et the !r-does,

so oaks/ the aselasses aer the greeters apposed, bat were
wlllleg to carat la tbs eatlieste, sad era his
Mamas would, tf kis esaaaet was saaetiessi by the wan, pre-
sent list with sa makes Dui home to start afresh at other
esillise were aa the read, but the bankrupt laving lost all
his coaled toad set lump up.
klh lessor said that eater the circumstances he mad-
&nil that the ors sweated so nearly to one of unavoidable
him sad wistortass dot Its would grant a certificate of the
lest-alsea

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it,
THE POLICE COURTS.
.1
(THIS DAT.) ..
0.

MANSION-HOUSE. 11
Willem William, • dimpatable-kxiking fellow, who
red to be well acquainted with the discipline of • poi, ri.l
wee with Mumm to ies pus a bad *biiing.
llletrres, landlady of the Ship Af.st public-boom
Lower Themmemareee, deposed that the prisoner went to her
her S. Ulf • pint of Dm, with which she served him, and it
Net be threw down a shilling in payment. The shilling r
relied eff the counter on to the door, and when the
lima to pith it op, the priemer apologised in • ca
wry polite way for giving her co couch tremble. She,
,1L
however, st oars detected the shilling to be • bed pqa
ems, gel told him so, upon which he mid it would et
be • bad }oh if it wee, for It was all tie lied. ninth( she „ff!..
lied sues his Noe, earl bees victimised by Wm bedew, she FL'
Iliad Dar Itwebut4 who abed him where he had sot the
from. The Oewterr meld It was given him by • geatk-
mem for sanyktg • Am hem the relives station; but who the
hinwas be did sot haw. Placing no credit in so 11.
erery, her itashowl tolled • policeman end pre the ii
Me plantar moody.
The Nicer who had the prisoner is charge said the pri-
miser told him the ems story that be bad told Mr. Brawn I
as to the way in which the ghillie( bed come into his pee-
melea, end Me that be had no other money ; but en to
ereedriors Nu attune toned in hie poeket two pod six- N
potty sod teesesse in comer. brides width, eceetried is
ot his eget, where Nsy lialevidestiy bees pissed
throw& • bus in the rebel, wiless.. head two etbee bat
shillings of tie gem meld es thee will& the =
imd attempted le pus te Dm& Upsn this
the reimpose shrilled Net ids homer stetement wee kite.
and mid he not • soap me on Tower.kili, who eared to
mill him the theme bell &whop for threepence. As he
(primmer) wee heal est. end bad no work, sad se be Monett
It batter Se "tame gin \mem pretty" so than starve, he
beeght the olladop, lad that wee the truth.
Them was asses magma to believe that the prisoner had
bees base coaviteed of • similar offence, and he was fully g
anmided hid.

WESTMINSTER.
TIE BUILDERS. STRIKE.

• very respectable-looking an appeared emaeg the ap-
plicants this reareteg, end in his tarn solicited ther
gistratres saelatance sad rifle* wader tha following einem-

♦ppllemt said be bad for soma years subscribed to a bo-
mb moiety or yaks, fram which men bad mosey advenoed
be there whim bya " torn one' they (mind them:urine
without work. He bad *din upwards of ill,, but Wowed
to subscribe to the society three or foaryesersago, sad had kit
the mica ettogethse, sad now, to hie surprise, be found that
those memo who bed charge of the aff.ir had summated
him le the catty meet to pay the sasses of upwind, of
Kr. Arnold *sited whet be wanted him to do in the
maser.

Appikast mid Ito yenta him to give him some advice. As
Its had left tha unite, not caring to belong Wit any longer,
he did not consider that they could tarn round now the
builders had turned out, sad summon him to pay arrears
which he had never owed. He wanted to know what he
should do in the matter.

Mr. Arnold said he amid set give hint say advice at all Is
Sibs matter. The affair was now in the handset the meaty
mum judges, sad the applicant most shade by their de-
cides.

Applicant then left the court, bat did not seen to be et all
estiafi.d.

WORZHIP-STRRIT.
FRIGIITTUL ASSAULT CASE.
K
Band efwesAsi Rose Show, • risen VOSISIIIIOi colour. we. m.
elwerd More Mr. Hammill, with having on the 4th inst., es.
seseul tad limannah Le Costa, a wended woman.
On the day mentioned, complatmat, in a pitiable rit
state from wounds inflicted sprreetfy by some blunt et.
instrameat, made application at this court for s war- &
met spinet the defendant for besting her with a poker on
the redoes night; the process we. immediatily granted, M.
and Ose, the Odom la charge of the case, represested that
she VII i.e of the woman who some time state all se
veal ma amount of sympathy at one of the police °torte by u
mating herself to be • fugitive slave.
Mr. liaritage„wlso prmecuted, called a number of witnemos
to peeve the asses ; end these paeans swore that the dr
eudieut who lives to the same locality as the injured woman,
,to., Wentwerth•etreet, Whitecharl, assaulted her hetweis
1$ end erase& a.m.. with a poke., °comics:dor a great am iC7
of Wok mad writesi haseesible. A certificate from re
Ludas Ileopleed else deurial that the wounds were ef
Nevus ehanseur, yid* on the other hand,
Xr. Surd Wright tomerd ample testimony to show Out
these Wades was occasioned by complainant's hooked
hasekas her down twice. That not any weapon we. red
by delbeideat, although she had quarrelled and armlet
will her.
Mr. Waller Riviagtoo, house roneou at the heepliel, Na
bibs Isuilesel am to the wounds being indicted ley- a Moe
crimp launmesat, rata that he did not re ilex
seen Ibsen, although he certainly must have due wilrella
mar wee attached to the certificate, bat u due wow
weeslly 110 awes at this durzriptiom weekly, it would be new
t~Ntllde wee wwweillehie.
Mr. Emma old he should mod the prisoner for trio/.

COMFORT FOR PREACHIRS.—You see that crate,
megregarion coming out of that ivy-covered church In that
beautiful churchyard. Look at their fame, the ploughmen,
the delry maids, the drein•diggere, the stable.boye; who
could they do towards taking in the gist of that well-
messed, scholarly, element Mrs of composition which km
oceried the last half-hoary Why, they could not under-
stand • Stella nae of it. Yee it has dose them good. The
/moral elPet is wholesome. They have gas We push—.
thi ) have felt themselves doring oft • gentle marmot, going
in the tight dinettes. Only twithusMtic young divines ex-
pect the ors of their congregatiou to do sit they exhort
them to do. You mom Melee a man to do a thing a hundred
times probably before you min get him to do It ones. You
knew that a tweeze, btowiag at thirty-five miles an hour,
does vary well if it carries a lerge .hip along is its own diem-
*s at the rate of eight. And ewn the prattles of your
bemem though truly indueoced by what you my to them,
lags treenemdetudy behind the rate of your preaching. Bo
con'est, my friend, If you can maintam a movement, sum
though slow, in the right 'ley. And don't get angry with
your fuel dock cm Seery; if you often see on their blank
tame, while you ere preaching, the evideare that they are
sot taking Is • word yea my. And doo't he costively dm-
cenreged. Toe rry be doing them good for all that. And
if yen do good at ell, you know better than to grumble,
thou gh yea coq not be doing it in the fashion that you
would like best. I have known sees, accustomed to sit
quiet, pensive, balf-attarive, under the sermons of an easy-
going bat reboil • presort, who felt quite indignant when
they went to &church where their attention was kept on the
retch all the time the ItISSOO ed, whether they would
oar. They felt that this intrusive interest about the da-
rner compelling them to sttend, was of the nature of an
tressult, end el ea tiojestilleble infraction of the liberty el the
subject. Their term was • What l•rtbly right has that
man to make as Wawa to his tetrir without getting our
crest f We go to ter* r rest—eed lo I he compete us
to listen —Armor' "palm tot *meet.

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DAT, Avevirr It —lll4l•l6B'ase te maw; 3,11119 ;
by SWIM &bibs 02: I 1 vidtas, 4,141.

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