The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-04 00:00:00

INATIONAZ46BOOLATIOIN 703 MS PIOMOZION

OF SOCIAL SCIENCE.
A second pr ppeecctua, containing the order of pro-
endives end regelatbns for the third annual meeting of
this mathiation, to be commenced at Bradford on the 10th
inst., ie now complete.
Oa Koaday,_at balf-peat 3 o'clock, p.m., there will be special
menthe in the Bedford pariah church. The sermon will be
preached by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Ripon. At
half•peet 6 p.m. the comma of the association will meet in
their room at St. George's-hall. At ball-past 7 a general
=iwill be held in St. George's-hall. The oporng
snfill be delivered by the president of the sweetener', the
Earl of Shaftesbury. Lord Brougham and when will take
part in the proceedings. Tuesday, October 11, hell-joist
10 am. to 4 p.m., the president of the council, Lord
rerwill deliver hie annual &detrain. Vim-Chancellor
eie Wood will deliver hie address on jurisprudence.
Both these addresses will be given in St. Georges-hall.
The departments will then meet in their rooms, for papers
and discussions. The International Association of Cottage,
Weights, end Measures will mat in the theatre of the
Besdford Mechanics' laMitate. At half-peat, 7 p.m. a
semis for members and aseodatee at Lit. George ;
morns will be appropriated for 0011Verfati01111i meetings on
special subject'. Wednesday, Oct. 12.—At half-teat 10
SM. the Right Hoe. C. B. Adderley, M.P., will deliver, in
S George e-hall, ble address on education. Half-part 11
am. to 4 p.m. the department' will meet is their MOM
for papers and dimumione. The Jurisprudence Depart-
ment will take reports and papers relating to mercantile
legislation, bankruptcy, and other subjects interesting
to chambers of commerce. At ball-past 7 p.m. a
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meting of the Bradford Mooblabs' lastitale will beheld in
St. Oeorge's-hall ; Lord Brougham will preside. A conver-
sational meeting of delegates Isom Chambers of Commerce
and similar bodies will also be held in toe saloon of the hall.
Thursday, Oct. 13.—At half-past 10 a.m. Mr. It. Monckton
Manes, M.P., will deliver in So. George's-hall, his address
on the Punishment and Prevention of Crime, and the Refor-
mation of Cries/ask. Half-pen 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the
departments will meet la their rooms for papers and Mama-
lions. fialf-past e meeting of the - working climes
will be held la Bt. George's-hell; the Mayoral Bradford will
plaids Friday, Oct. I4.—At half-past 10 a.m. the Right
Hon. W. Cowper, M.P., will deans in St. George's-US his
address on Public Health. Half-put II a.m. to 4 p.m. the
departments will meet in their rooms for papers and discus-
sions The Social Economy Department will receive a report
from tile Trades' Soctletise Committee, and
.papers will be
tabs and a diseassiaa held on this Wryest. At half-
pest p.m. a mate for members and immolates, in St.
"e
-hall. Saturday, October 15.—At half-past 10 a.m.
Sir James Kay Shnttleworth will deliver in St. George's-
hall, his addresses Social Economy; after which the con-
cluding woke of the members and sasociates will take
place, and reports will be received and resolutions pared.
Arrangements have been made for excursions to the Low
Moor Ironwork@ and to &Bake, the great spinning and
manufacturing establishment of Mr. Titus Salt, M.P.
Other manufacturing and mercantile establiehments will also
be open to members end meociates during their stay. The
Bradford Exchange News-room, the Bradford Library,
the Mechanics' Institute news and readiog-rooms, and the
Young Metes Christian Assodation news-room will also be
free to members and associates. A large dining-hail has
been erected adjoining St. Goorge's-hall, for the convenience
of visitors. The number of papers sent to Mr. Hastings,
the enteral mermary of the association, with a view to their
being reed before the departments, is about 260.

MONEY-ORDER OFTICEL—The new regulatiosa
respecting mosiff-ordir *Moss came Into operation on the let
of Ootober, sod the distinction between minor and major
offices is abolished from that date. Advice' of money-orders
drawn on say office in the United Kingdom must now be
trasemitted direct to the paying-office, end not sent through
the London one. Applications for the alteration of the name
of payee or remitter of en order may be made direct to the
issuing. postmaster, the remitter making the application If
possible in person, or if by letter inclosing an additional
comaniesion in poetage-stamps to the comptroller of the
money-order office is London. As regards orders drawn by
or on offices in Scotland or Ireland, applications must for
the peanut enthuse to be made to the metropolitan office in
which the order wee drawn.

THE FORBEB MACKENZIE ACT.—Two cases were
tried in the pollee court, Edinburgh, on Friday, which illus.
trete • peounar oppressive feature in the Forbes Miasma's
Act. One of the chief objects of the act was to erperste, so
far as possible, the trade of the grocer or provision desks
from that of the publican; end the Wiese, panted to the
former class expresely prohibit the sale of estimable
liquors for consumption on the premises. In like manner
the publican is restricted from tellies groceries or prurience
to be consumed off the premises. It so happens that them
two clause. would, if enforced, completely extingnish the
trade of the increasing class of keepers of restaurants and al
refreshment roman at railway stations and elsewhere. la
Edinburgh the fashionable restaurateurs in some oases take
out • ".roar and spirit dealer's" license, but this prolffialb
them from selling a glass of wine at the counter; others
take out the publican's certificate, which prohibits them
telling a biscuit or bun to moue who does not choose to at
It on the premises. It Is almost superfluous to ray that the
act Is luebnually transgressed on both rides, fur, whatever
kind of license ee hold., the restourats to or confectioner le
constantly in the habit both of enpplying wine to be drank
on the premise., and of supplying baked meats end dressed
provisions for consumption off the premien. As the law
standr, the purveyor of refreshments to a jury sitting in
court, or to • dinner or sapper party, is hale to pro-
secution if he takes the publican's or innkeeper's
Homes—which license is the only one compaUble with
the exercise of his ordinary business. The keeper al
a licensed refreshment room at a railway ;station in like
manner is liable to prosecution foe whatever he may sell to
a passenger taking his purchase with him into the carriage.
Toe present Inquiry of the Royal Commission on the Licens-
ing System of hcodand has had one effec,, In greatly stimu-
lating the police and other authorities to the enforcement of
the act • and, in order that the act might be tested in all
its bearings, the two costs referred were brought before
the Edinburgh polio' court on Friday. One was the case
of Mr. David Donn. keeper of a brat-cic restaurant in
Princes street, Edinburgh, and the ether was that of Mr.
David Rklpath, the keeper of the North British Railway
station refreshment room, and who happens to be one cf the
councillors of the city. Police-conotables end other wit.
Degree were called to prove the sale in the one care of some
biscuits and tarta and In the other of some muffin., which
were carried by the purchaser off .the immediate premise..
The presiding megirirate, Bailie Case la, said he bad no
alternative but to adminiathr the law at it stood, however
absurd and oppressive he felt it to be, sad he imposed in
each ease the lowest penalty authorised by the statute—
namely, Me. Brills Forrester, who was also present,
strongly recommended the parties to bring their care before
the royal commission being coovioced that In soy future
legielation on the subject • grievance like the present could
Oct be overlooked. The case will no doubt be brought
befall the royal commission (who are now in the north of
Scotland) on their return to Edinburgh, where their inves-
tigation la to close.

SwINDLTD.—On Wednesday, several
sharpers and psi:Alma paid Romford a viait, aid se me were
pretty succeeiful in their vocation. Mr. T. W. Brine's, of
Degenhses, was relieved of 4S/. is an inzentoue roomier.
It appears that ea be came out of the Loudon and County
Bank he was met by two gentlemen, who shook hands with
and addressed him In a moat friendly manner, inducing him
to flock they were intimate atquointsr.cee. Whilst en
in conversation another rams up in the garb of a 11=1,
and tad to the two, "Do you Mired to purchase those
besets:" They replied, No, it a too much." The
assumed dealer then told Mr. Brittain that he was sure
he would buy them if be knew what they were; then
describing them, and the other vying that he did not require
them all, induced Mr. Britian to purchase with him. The
cam VW 481, and Mr. &Weill was to draw a cheque for
241., but unthinkingly drew one for the whole amount. It
was banded over to the supposed dealer and cashed, nod se
they walked up the street, the one who purchased said he
would step into the public-home aid draw Mr. B. a cheque
for his 241, and the other raid he would go and " draw the
beasts" In two or there minutes they all "evaporated,
and no clue hap as yet been obtained as to the direction of
their flight.—lase, Herald.

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• ; wille the rceeptetioa of the
el the IS in Sumet7 e existence.
It ,b,;„ee, null more ibis ordinary gratiflintion that
sh. , (1.1.13151 it. lay bailors the altareladeleenths
misly:iom quarterly report, containing the retina foe
to pet guru", sad the agitnigidc !tame for the
amnia yaw, ending the 30Th of September, 1859
thelc iscrte wean Mr. 25, l'e4B, the sham ia props
0. 101, Aare. ciimpletied, 32 total, 1:3; receipt.,
I, 41 hlerin, .5, 1559, arms prearees, 6{,
,t r•. 30, total, 92, reeelpts, 12.701. 2a ltd.
Um Is, 1429, sliste• in_pregeme, 1611. Awes anspleied,
, • eali 190. IPUS 19, OW. UN UM
.is pt. 74 ,
sshone
n,ms 13, Wiens °napless& 116; WWI, 496 ; tecelpts,
s Ils. IL Teeth foe the yew; awes prorrew,
. •heree «Papaw 214; tend, 711, receipts, 49,0221.
10d. Teesle 10. llsw. SS. LW
',sc. 11.793; Awns weitpleftl, 1,1111; shwa Is wo•twat, 14,362.
ost.. 1156,969/. Us. 7d. Grand wads le Michael-

.•I' therm is proper, =B7; abates cow-
;Eta, 2,SOG , Mud, 16,093; recelpb, 407,9731. 14e. 34.
withdrawal* tram the lormatioa of the society, ma the
pepmeaer. 1861, to the 30113 September, 1869, 'must
~, 90..4346e. a.. awl the total sale of lard dans( the above
pee ito 27.4.117'. 2. Gt. The reeve of the 'iciness ef
wire bee !allot . —Completed, 3,313, drawn, 2,9 N; sr
rrty, 1.670; total, 7,681. Deduct Asti' oameised as
own, e.. 0,670, usszerined rights, 2,411. The last
.8... camber au the muter be emlority up to the
an of September was 10,042, mid the last ohms maw
.e. up he the tome dat• use ff.. 14,093. Is will he Ism
hem tin cosh Matto.., that the Ism queries hes yielded the
Weer resist during the mot iloserial yew, aid le also
pease Om way quarter's receipt for the previous low,
mars begibmber 30, 1836. it am merely the mom a
csa "Midi prtkdary charectorbee the @sal queslow of
Me yeas wdlsg is 1866, it r the mess' sweet
ten leseinees which bee been reasseted ; amenicel
eh. Immo/ of •Liat should be enpolleily mostlemol,
the immesse Is the bored br the sseobil portions et lie
Ward *warn rid the .elute semisey wised m psiesee
bitldiq operstiona This lest mostiosed preemie, k
tees. W reeelywi • 4m.s.y eheek by the Sam fit Ws
Wadies trade.. bat thin ustsweed MIMI hen
.to very wore, be pecerried meth kept, When is
r end the lescestiripseed resetles Is the
mot a Wallis must pegi Imelda le the Itl=
esteem enlisted through the misty. The mogeset be the
made mad buss on use Weymouth mire bee ben
ad de gibs base bens commeesel. The ap-
prove .4 the Rousg-hill armlet, *1044 met hats
seen-rd 1110 eau.. et isnot obleses The appissebes to the
Utd hingsreeed heft bin widesed, the IMINIIIOI by the
Me el the • heed' sled the Sipe bite them motanally
emell eewl. The gaieey's nude ere Y peed enter, sod it is
.? spot the esiseeessein ken the lomese-rowil

is de Michersd-reed as the epsur_ yenta of he memo=4Sy hawses have bra bat is dies Is the
geed, the Prlseie-ned, the Blehnesd-esed,
ad the 141•1141111-onnen. Keay el her hight-
hp In shirk Is savedes, ad the ognartles an sew
to • pietas Mt, or to he or esti wilds esd Isesses, end wig
barn name to esemptite has Ise the ereemair
dros of veratied= to ono ars Wee sad
Of Of the ma well me egad vane
of the Roes& erre. as better ped es he
dined hea the peeled wawa sagged Is, and deepest by,
doDefines water revise es thee. tees 6 hem M.
se ill. 16 per peer em pleb sr hied ands Mi. de. 6. orb
Is one teeters is. plea er 711. lea. .eel ware hit hr
Ten el K pee eased sash. It tie deer. timbre,
doe it ody Mins seeamesse biddies a dads.
thoroughly lased-bill seted, earsod es be vs
el the benehimmt hositelse n sad sae Bright.
ltew plus. d the Wee Mailers aid Prestwick (ht...
chaser) esteem have boss prepand by the nneyor, ant
on saw petelhard. Ths naiad of he sew railroad atria
Worroode ad Nodal • e Is. e the Leak at Una Mahar,
Word@ as easy ad tepid anew to the esciety's rate to
6 hard Maher He
sal • aweplessrodee
tas the Wes thilage papacy set toed be ford
webs the nese. Os he Promote It mesh tha na ad
demise have boa sessisted. The ousegive demaiitter
lies had the pineeni a neesear tat they have deadAstbsey, sad Kerwebas Wurgesboy, Ise., ea
ths two sedlesom 6 the annatio sad bedews arta,
oh h all b. sembniesed et ter oral weedes sea De-
n• Grr. The emeddaese he the two eradteralin to be
•ppmend by 6 rosbers at the nerd I=l
rang In the Rev. W. O. Goaded/Id. sad Ms.
The arm in gourds's. is their in idedargase dart,
weetlesel het hey had odor geseedirstios the allotment
of the Mashensas-perk ohner throats the
the reglatear
id dine. It wes the adoseles le aye se selhoiteed
oeser bite the der of he deserial yew ell IWO;
Ist verve saystlegioss hales he.. emend Use 6
derives of the
weehoe the been fare le die semobstes
het it oddrah to dead kardsay ebb sr
spores a p..oorty. The parser' of a mum Iwed
diode the s aaittr the edvadie of ass IV seta
terse schenes haw his. sesuroted for the eti dr
geoperty. arid dr board wW duly deliberate as rids
nick the Enna Ind perk asy be treed to the We
dross. lee the alley. The Cosseraehe Lead lisday
be. not often ce Its eighth yew: the eassetive soma
gotta have awed thew appeossidehop le • east
al d vim
lisyleg selhag Ind is hip d anal vneddoo;
lon balsa at the original hesselss essieseely •
sasassisangise the freehold boys.,
other model slew
dose es Whir are ad 'expenses@ her hags arced a
WI dam of he ccoaissaiiy. The osswellege leek beet .1
he vestiges et the awes post yore wllb sadism of the
smid a tar acts by he asses ; end it or
the of haft sod modes übsh hoe stabled the
bead is rest tads le any ea W society's adore
alb ark ham remits."