The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-18 00:00:00

MARLBOROCO R.:JULIET.

SHOP kololiSitY.
aim:me Ilesq44A. o rout, pnr.rly-rldd foraslor, w charred
b.b.rr Kr. &sew= rub stealing twelve yards of phr6, of
t►e relo. of Mr. from lb* shop of Mr. Beau Vi\HIM,
draper, kc., Tettaadame.coart-read.

At a meeting of the council of the National
AlBO6llllOO fur the Promotion of Soda' Science on Wednes-
day, it wee moved by Mr. 0. W. Hastings, and seconded by
the Hon. Arthur Kum& M.P., and carried—. That the
following be appointed a commit•ee to consider and report to
the council on the beat means which the emaciation can adopt
to assist the present movement for increming the industrial
employment of womee—the Right Hon. the Hui of SW-
teebury, the Hon. A. Hinnaird, M.P., Mr. E. Akroyd, Mr.
Hastings, Mr. Horsos Mann, Mr. W. 8. Cookaoe, Mrs,
Jameson, Miss Parkas, Miss Adelaide Proctor, Mine Bon-
chanty Mies Faithful, Him Craig."

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The Dublin papers publish letters from Arch-
bishop M'Elale to Lood Palmerston on the general condition
of Ireland, and from Mr. Sharman Crawford to the Earl of
Derby on the Dorm enetions

14111 D SttArthatitAlT Attu TUC BAILEES' SHORT
Tine Mov INT —Yesterday a deputation from the Lon-
de' Joutheymes Bakers' tmndatfnn, oonsisting of Messrs.
Bleckmore, Bennett, flatlet& Thomp•on, Hare, Pidgeon,
Ward, Hose, Hill, and Mr. Lam& Secretary to the Early
Closing Juecciation, welted on the Hui of Shaftesbury, et
hie residence la Orommor-equare, with a view of soliciting
kis lardeldp's aid is promoting the objects of the journeymen
balms' Mew movement. Mr. Bennett, the secretary, en-
pleased the widest of the movement, and retspitaleted the
of which they sought redrew, the main points
W
system of working unlimited hones and the in-
jukes seem of eightwork, end asked his lordship's opinion
es to the mom effective meths for the furtherance
of their object. The Beal of Shaftesbury, in reply,
stated he thought they had done wisely in rejecting the Mee
of • strike, which they most not think of. Walkout were,
isoiloabt, jawlike% in omobiniare in order to dithers of their
laborer ee profitably es possible, but he deprecated the exer-
cise of that right in so extrema messure as a strike. Strike.
always fsU before capital, when the employers worracenbined,
although they might noosed when directed spinet a single
ereproyer. There were two way, of &sling with their grim,
those • ass wee by a strike, which they must not attempt or
mentsim again; sad the other, by applying to the legisla-
tors for an act, which he should not advise them to do until
they had esheuited merry other manse. They should keep
their cause before the pablio. He would recommend them to
all • public meeting at Exeter bell, to which the mastics
should be Method, so that their case might be fairly laid be-
fore the public. He called on the men, in dimming thWr
grievances, not to mix them up with matters of a political
ardor., as wee the ere la some tsemors with the builders.
They had enormous grlersame to redress, but did not require
either a strike or en set of gerfiessent.

CALLS TO TAB altdermentioned gen-
tlemen sere yesterday called to Om bar by the Honoorabla
Society of the laser Templa. t —Mows. Lucius Belly,
Bosjasiin Webster, &A.. Augustus Frederick °adonis,
8.A., Oberlin Juba Wilkinson, B.A. arid S.C.L., Barry
°Ward, William Young Clare, B A., Henry
totelierie Augusta Darend Deelmpale, Edward sal*
8.A., Grow Les, John Gawks Patrick Motley, ChaseWe
&tabard R &A., Arthur Rash Dalrymple Pren-
dergast. B.A.,yder, William Flood Yates, sod Charles
Speen TownUl.

IMICOLIire-TItN, Nov. 17.—The undermentioned
gambler were*le day called to the degree of barrister.at-
kw by the lea. Society of Lisooln'eeinn. viz. —J +mos
Aria* &lb B. t London (holder of the studeatehip of
Trinity term, 1880); Thomas Beckett, Bag. (bolder of the
etsdenteligi of Michaelmas term 1869) Joseph Deists
Long Issas, Foq. (certlikate of homer—Ant ekes); Walter
Freed, Wranhani, lag., MA., Orford ; Owego Dewar
Wsrry, leg.. 8.A., Oxford ; Weird Artemisia, 10g..8.A.,
Cambridge; Cookson Bespiesson, leg, M.A., Cambridge;
Haan Henn Hooka pm,M.A. Oskid ; Dia-
log, 8.A., Cambridge LJekte Meyer Hasthenta,
jun., Cambridge ; Mark Bamokamp Pemock, jos, .
leg. ; Armor Porter. leg, MA., Ceenbridge;
Jells Femmes Mew, Beg, M.A., Cambridge; Joshua'
Strang* Wilms, leg, 8.A., mad LLB., Cant:mite ; end
Robert Plair, Seg.
UNITOSITT Or ST. ANDIEWB.—An influential
committee hes bass formed of members of the University
Conseil M were the retain of Lord Kinnaird as the
Aseemor of the Connell to the Univeratty Court. The
FAWN states that Lord Mackmate le to be propo.ed.
THE SMILE IN THE BUILDING TRADII3.—u p
le het (flunky) evening no meeting of the skater
Maim be oneider the withdrawnl of the strike from Meters.
Trollops's establiehment by the con/Greece had been held, is
easeeemeses of the absence, from town of sours of the leading
builders. /at a it.l meeting of the executive committee
of the Central Association has been convened for this
(rAder) •Orceeee, when the masters will convider whet'
deep shoal be takes cossequont upon the withdrawal of the
mike. We understand Met some of the masters us strongly
apposed to the wichdrodral of the document, whit many op-
pen to be Is know et le, mow that the grate hes bees
mbenanul by Yr elailwenra Bet we are informed that
Mime lin adenine io ',Weave, under aay air-
enmetesseti the melon met have a (marmites tram the
miens bromeloon of re Infilinag trade, diet, la the emit of
the ea bends retersisr Ie with without being outeened to
the deck "slam, the Werkiliell now mayleyed under the
declaration snail sot be k 1 lay way
The heeds of the dtlarent *eke &tieg et the
Arne Wenninter, sod Iha noonw any we bshs, pr,-
mind to give a gamennes te that MM. Under then dr-
eamikane en hope tad bin our aunt lawn wI steak net hoe eo keg bon neinakel Y the
node will be bregabb be a den.—/kailing Now.

Ted 871111 AT THE WHARNCLITIE SILIIyONI
Cott.' rat —Oa Iloadsy, the *hole of the ere-me re-
sed dark ea the terms stated in Ise heard& 's
The pewee hreaght to bear epos the pby tbe
tare-web sad the mien boa tU district bad the else of
driving thee aierly all bon the pit, sad dwelt Friday,
teerday, sad Ikeda. they den oiatiaddly take/ their de-
peeve kw the mighboarbood.

CITRIOVI Cut or BIGAMT.—At the Bradford
Wow Klass Court, yesterday, • young woman, who gars
therms of Karla Poster, was charged with being a biga-
mist, sad here* two kasbeeds, both at repent alive. flho
I had base origlsally married to a perws named Cardin, who
died and left her a widow at her native village, Idle; but,
having afterwards captivated • military man named Wll-
ham Foster, she wee monied to him In July. 1857, at
Celrerloy church, in the premises of Jr/with Pollard, and
the marriage wee duly registered. Foster, it appears,
having brim called away on welts, abs formed a hewn
with another man, whew noise was not given, and she
lived with him and bore him • child, which died.
Ater the death of the child, however, .he again wandered,
Mad knowing • blackeinith, or " striker" for • blacksmith, he
this town, shit for a 'hart time lived with him as a wife, sad
dully. in au evil hour for herself, wae married to him, In
the Bred ford parish church, on the 16th of Jane Nat, her
kaaband Power being alive, and she aware of it. With him
she lived about foot moat*, them Mk him, and retuned to
the Demeans man, the tether of her child. Both husbands
being them he the aeighbourbood, mad lownlng by ewes means
bow matters *sad, swarthy become erwipersted. The Felice
Imre imbrued *dm facts, and the woman was approbended.
foTb•r trial et tbe prlereiw, who
earadee appeared perfectly stolid, was committed
amine.

Mrinii or A irIFF...—A chocking esee of murder
was perpetrated la Whitehaven on Tuesday evening lest, by
a map named William Usher. • noel mina., who lives in a
cart of the tows celled the Oleos, killing his wife, Jane
Usher. It would appear that the couple hove not lived on
the beet tame forams time back, eweed, It is paid, in • great
eneesure by the lateen Terence of the unfortunate woman. Os
the Toadity evening, when Usher returned from work, hie
wife had not prepared his food, which led to • quarrel. Bat
little is known of what passed, there being only three very
louse children Is the boom with their parents the eldest, •
boy bob cOOO than iingla_ years of age. A woman living sent
door heard sass homy blow. about 7 o'clock, bat as As bad
frequently dens we before, look so notice; wine, in • few
missies after, eba wee Mid that Usher had killed his wife.
The eldest boy wen sent by hie father to belie his wife'
another, who lived new, to prepare hint neer ling to sat.
On her snivel she Ismael her daughter lying dead ea tin
deism, hisedlog slightly from the nom. Mr. &moon. ear.
gaps, was the Ent medical man to arrive, and found the
weans gaits dead, much bathed on the forehead and chest.
The only evidence es to how she got thaw brava le the
*Wet boy. Usher was taken into enatody the pane evening.
An lamest on the body wee opened no Wednesday, and
&teamed. The primmer is only some 37 yeers of age, and
bed Jae received from a relative a handeome eon, of mosey
sad other property. He is known mallard • working, respect-
able. bat hot-tempered man. His wife wee some yearn
younger than himself.

K INGISIJJID SAITSAOLI.—It appears that atoms
pewits are 'apposed to bore bees lately poisoned by eating
these "delloaciae," tower& the mskl•g of which it is wet
very improbable that our parish may have oo•tributed ; fee
sheet • fortnight •Ro • fermate in oar fees, baying cooked
his m•agolds mad potatoes te his pigs in • furnace le
which be had jest before dressed his seed wheat with math
eery, the poor admits soon exhibited unmistalkitsbls
symptoms of having been poisoned; wbereuppoo• oar oo••
ecieetioss farmer at once cut their throats, dressed them,
sad sent them off to Loudon, where they were soli for
about • .4sihry a atone. Are there on means of pedalling
that perpetrator of mach • tile and murderous &doe P—Stant-
ford Mercer,.