The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-12 00:00:00

LIPILININTATION 07 7011PAX1.11111:

The Hon Charles Care, in an address, dated.
ximik Oesde, Jan. 9, ofihreleen as a mealtimes for the
crusty, of Fader. Mr. Carnegie says With respect to•
psatkrawetery velum, I trust that government will take tho
ihst qtyappo of laying before the esantry such •
memo sa, broadnar of its beg* should see tbis ba-
whet ipmeden at net for some ears to some. In my
spirit, sae a nenit would be o by a 101. franchise
mantles sad • 61. franchise be burghs. OWlDrele policy
with reaper to Italy has tam luton, been eamenotad by
' Lid Jobe Rumen with Softy to this eoantry, and
Wide oat to long oppressed Italy the prospect of
brag granted in • meaner congenial to Ste own
wishes. In the far Ear we have another Chinese
war apes ear bands. To what extent this is to be
maied ao sae can tall; bat, for my own pert, I
believe eat a moderate but firm vindication of oar rights,
end a decided exhibition to the Chrome Grummet that
we have the mesa, of compelling its observance of treaties,
will be the fall extant to whioh we ought to proceed." Re-
specting finandal schemes Mr. Carnegie says :—" I hold
It to be of the most sssenttsl oonsequence that the combine-
tir of Moot with Indirect taxation, which has governed the.
Lamaist policy*, this country, should not be deported from
mid he coocludes by stating, " I shall do my best to sustain
the past liberal character of the county, and to unite with
Sir John Ogilvie and Mr. Baxter in supporting and further-
ing all Its interests, both agricultural and common:del."
Mr. George Moloch of Kinloch re also rood an
oldrest, in which, after acknowledging numerous
ofers of support," is the event of his becoashig
estriaste, he my.:—" For some time I had reran to
=rthat I should not be opposed, and the Int
eale of sty being so, re one of my oldest polder
Mends informing me that, although be believed to essay of
the electors I should be • welcome cendldate, he would not
advise ma to divide the liberal Interest on this °cassias, r
doing so might moourege tory upeetations. I confer the
advice surprised ma, ea to this time I have not heard of any
or brig in the field having stronger claims to your suf-
fragile ; and I cannot believe that the electors of Angus will
give • cordial support to the nominee, however respectable,
of my family ; but unfortunately the state of my health ren-
ders It Impossible for me at present to enter as • contest, as I
am slowly recovering from • severe inner and some time
most elapse before I am able to work u hard as I usually do.
Nay I remind you that the paring of • reform bill must, at
no distant date, bring about • general 11100n012 ; and if the
independent electors of Angus shall then desire that 1
skald be their member, my health permitting, I will not
hesitate to devote my humble abilities to their service."

Yesterday, at a meeting of the Manchester Cotton
Supply Association, • paper west reed by Mr. P. finiclista,
M.P. for Dumbed's', Gs "Cotten supplier frost India; the
government monopoly of the soil the true oases of the 00(110
parstive sterility of Soothers and Western India." Kr. J.
Cheatham presided; end time were present Mr. Bailey,
M.P., Mr. I. Potter, Mr. M. Roes, Mr. R. Ashworth, Mr.
R. Ashworth, Mr. J. Pander, Mr. T. Clegg, Mr. T. Mosley,
Mr. W. Wanklys, and Mr. a. R. Haywood, the secrwary
of the association. _ _ _

A very intereeting lecture wee delivered yesterday
evening at the Marylebose Literary Institution, by Mr:
Blanehard Jerrold, upon the relations of master and man is
Prams and the working of the Camila des Prad'hommes in
the setthensat of all disputes between capital and labour in
tint esuntry.
Tax BALLOT BOCIETY.—The weekly meeting of
the CILMINike comildetse wee held on Toeing at the offices,
6, °Shiba-chambers ; Coksal French la the chair; Mr.
Whiniest* Xt. Bonner. Mr. Sydenham Nodes, Mr.
Elt, Mr. M. Z. Mania, Mr. Man. Mr. I.e Maitre, Mr.
Samuel Harrison, sad Mr. Dame, were reseat. Mr. .B.
Potter, Brick-hill near Manchester, was unanimously elected
a member of the council, and a letter wee read from that gentle-
man intimating his lineation of subscribing 604 to the funds.
of 2i. from Mr. T. C. btylmy, ; 21. 2s.
e'libr.Vailtoobio; IL la. Mr. J. Heywood, shearer;is
11.1 a. r. J. Sidshothant, Manchester; 11. Mr. 4ostam.
Sudbury ; and wend smaller sum wars MAMMA Tia
mares of proceeding in parliament to be recommended to the
approaching meeting of crown wed diamond, sadecemother
business bemoaned.
COLLEGE OP DENTISTS OF ENOLAND.—On Tess-
day evening the second conversations of the umint session
was held at the College of Dentists, Cavendish-square. At
eight o'clock a large number of professional plateau were
mummified, end having inspected the various interesting ob-
jects displayed on the walla and table, the tomapasiy were
favoured with en able address from one of the members, Dr.
Shorn, of Madras. Dr. Cobbola, professor of comparative
seaway to the Metropolitan School of Dental Mesta, that
followed with a lucid oxplamtionfof some of the numerous dia-
grams and specimens exhibited. The meeting broke op soon.
after tea o'clock.
CONFOCATION.—It is stated that the oonvocation
for the province of Caaterbury, which will mottos Wednes-
day the 26th, will, at the close of the day's series, be pro.
rogued to Tunny, Feb. 14. This course is tattered to have
been agreed span, after consultation by the leading members
of both bosses, as most convenient. It has been arranged,
that the first day shall be devoted to eke reception of reports,
FISIMMIIII, not of motion. and for the o
pportunity of
protecting to the upper house any taunt address. item
an adjournment will take place, sa before stated, to the 14th
of February, giving time for igniting the reports before
proceeding with their ditcussion. A Oen will, it is thought,
eirudggested to the lower house by which it will Gomm
having its reports before it on the first of its seadons after
the meeting of parliament. If adopted, it is presumed that
in future the ordinary course of a continuous session as the
tint meeting will be vaunted. It is expected that the re-
ports of the Ditspictstions, Missionary Bishops, sod
Spe-
dal Services Committees will be presented on the 26th,
and motions made in each mesa respectively that they be
taken into consideration on the 14th February,
The Cork and Milford Company's steam-ship
Cumberland, which tea down and sank the Alsatian brig
Piero on Monday evening lest, was seized on Friday at
Cork, under an Admiralty MtaMment, to compel her vro-
pintas to enter an appearance for trial of the one. The
vessel had her cargo, which consisted principally of cattle,
sheep, and pip, on board at the time, and she wee in muse-
allowed b p as for as Queutown, on the condition,
t ftandesstood, that she should transfer her cargo to tile
Uri; which would be then doe from Milfotill, sad two of
ths-woter saeletente were emit down la Merge ether.
At Qestameva the Lapis met bar, and Oat:ergo was tram-
' forted. That vessel retraced her noun to Milford, and the
' Cumberland unused to Cork.
' The tint sod wee turned ea the 20th Dee. for the
saninemement et the new Perneemat buildimp at Ottawa.
the fatten auks' of Canada. The deems beeemed the
event by sedates, aretrotke, to.