The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-26 00:00:00

MIDN!OHT MEETING OP FALLEN WOMEN AT

(Fran the &Mira ifter.)
A midnight mewling of the Wm wawa of
Liesepool wee had on hiday. It mamma Meal eleven
tido* wee armada by may WI mum, and did not con-
Mae till after Ms deka es Saturday morning. It woe
enhalated that probably a fifth eat of SOO hated by card
might ahead, there weal be ample mama Sc, the fiats
ommittee were tar out a their ealuda-
=LlENhey bad not thought a crinoline. The room wee
crowded Nom after 11 deka*, and • rod number were us-
able to obtain actuaries. Every &vaned" epees was tally
emempied, sad so Mar wee treaties as the part of
them who were eagaged in this week of kinthres to
meheihris guars quite at home and sup Am with the
doh super which Mr. Milburn, the cochaMeeer so abets-
darighl=s The tables were well laden with bread
sad heasa, mid bana,aed all the acelemie that mob
ten es cad oriel a meal. Whet aramembed
=ea a lime Mir l How ebredsgis tiwitaamesed
meserileg to their sive& order! were
left pease* bee b drift at mak
defied *eh eau pardons dim* and eiseriy. The
/Ma, allillMi WIENS ore dieseeterietie of the majority :
• few a the dimly Summed had the passim air of bawler
somming bees Oa mass theeberpof elm had Way errs
rack iniaismiemyteass of womanly reenumeat aimed
bet in imam a the dew ponies of this emmeny.
The deem the pay edema no feeling tar hammy
aim or taste far sesilemm of
betim dieplayed CwsiLthem,ll"Z
art 1:=of
of SIM y, bent the 1111111111/41101111 to the
Cleelhadi, with Mr had tat, the pert oak's hid,
sad the pared flowleg 'Midi ferias Patrols,
menflehte, end hemene in *my slope and fame, dream d
Mr, sad expasdedlry the stiffest of crinolines,
were hen. And hem tog wore mums of the mune dam
who bad watired emery areselliss that could bring Hama
iderkimg te protect from ma, or food to allay their
humeri
Au asembly tameions bat met ishained of dishonest is
ma miles= difficult to address. The anansittoe *Mien* I
sleeted the Rev. W. H. Edison m chanson el the I
sasstiag. After all bad mode a hoary troy he adenamed
than in • tune of kindlier sad alseaset, as Meai invited
by brads who had ion sympathised ale th* neffiehlse,
deplored the health and and deekerrbg mum of their
lime, and who were ansime be speak to the. bat they
might know, though they had ear themeless away, they
wen yet and for ; that help woad he afforded dim
to rejoin their relatives, er ars thmaelves in a
I polities to live by honer Warm mat by remote
seir sad faith in the Saviour is Main edema labs-
Ilay He toid a Nary d s mother's love; the bad
Wad harem of this Mamie pairing then midemly
Mused, sod the webs of the "esker was scarcely audible
far the dam sibling of them poor fallen women. Their
hearts and ems wore epesed for the night, and they
Blend to the deamelatioa of their sins r din-
deem to • respected parent. Mir Gilpin, a lady well
knows to mast of them—for her days and nights are
devoted to visiting this der of women—addressed than
with great burials's'. the Meted many came of the dom. ,
ward career of WOWS of their dam traced some to their
and—the sad s.d of all who did sot repent and turn to Ga.
inatancee a reformation amongst them she also cited ,• told
of their area eatideetios even during fan/lenge with po- I
vilely and templatiam fihe dwelt on their
the Savhew mar the evih of their fallen eaters, al= '
of the gleam a the overherag crown promised to all who
die I. the lord. The eyes of many of thine gbh spadded I
as them words of hem owe uttered. Dr. Veneer IL
With. emir in soma of wanting. Harem ad
I hell lime Ware tliens--eridch would- they choose T'
Fie reida the story of the predigaL They knew
that they is. bad sinned; bat their Heareedy Faber's
arms were capes. to receive them. A refuge from their
haunt. of an was saw provided far them ; woad they go
to it? limy of the woman cried "Yea, we wilL" Out
opera clod cometalibi Hr4of °miff assured Odra they bad
I hls empathy. He imam Mg hardly they were treated, and
ho had always directed kb men to treat them with manly
oraderatioo. He told the. that the pare" of /dr.
Raabe.. and Mr. Capper had always been own is help
theme anongst them who aphid to morn to Heir mum
or toe virtuous career of life; ad if at my time he soma
be of service to them in their fauna to reform• he woad he '
meet happy to help them. " Thank you, air; thank you,
dr." cried every voice.
After a hymn or two and the offering of prayer, the pee.
mediege of this extraordinary meeting terminated shoot
I o'er,* on Saturday morning. Nearly 40 released to go to
I the home in St. Anne-atreet, bat as the emitmest embeidoil
the number gradually decreased. By the time they
reached the home they numberol about SO. The area
°iodation was found to be very °wharf's. If thin move-
meat is to he carried oe, funds must be forthsornieg. Not
°ply a home mast be provided, but suitable employment fir
those who avail themselves of it. Tweedy-Ida bade are all
the °eternities have at their service in the beam and the
boom is far too limited for their operations They aro
willing to work in this Sad, which prouder pod rocaltme
Sorely seen of wealth will provide the morn.

MODE:SATO, or TNI wily Tina Ansll/110,T. —The
Brothels Onerdiene states that at the private eaaferenee of
the Commimka of the Gerieral Assembly of the Pres
Minh. bsM es Wesiseediy afternoon. immediately after
the instate bedew bad Dena disposed of, the Rev. Dr.
Carilish wee usaisimosudy nominated for the Moderator.
sit of the Oesend AmeinWy of 1%1.
CNANTiorrawm. —The original belt of the
Malawian of Pagland has been duly presented to " The
Infaat," Saes Harst,of 2444qt:et:Ice, who lately won it in hie
41t with Paibinek. Horst has recently broken thesma/lhone
el his Wiles by a accidental fen. He is now eballeenied
by Marra and ees or two othera lie mart keep the belt
aping in miners for three rears, io onler to be entitled to
it end lbe "Cbunpioeship of Ragland" for life. It appears
Uri tie miens' belt wws is the pcommion of Tom Sayan,
who see saes it in a starring tour in the provisoes, for
geld& Messrs. Howes sad Cushing pry Lim MI. • week.
Be has pow surrendered the belt. —Poo
Tin Isow rearm —We are requested to °onset
an error is nor report of the meeting al the unseetond one
Ater of Nr Blerkenll, 4 Dudley, is owe •lw of
Tharidar hit, wheys the neat heaviest weiifof m tho
Filmiest's,* Banking Company ie nt-ted to be Ike North-
ampton 13,ntase Company histriel of tbs Northampton.
shire I:A1012 steak.

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