The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-28 00:00:00

COURT OP %RYON COUNCIL

A Court of Common Council wu held yesterday, at
°Welsh, the Loan Nevin moiling.

Till PROPOS= 11111110POLITAN I.IIILIUT.
In reply to a question from an hoe. Mainz; respecting
the epeedy appropriation of the receet efts of the Fleet
Khoo,
Mr. Deputy Bowe., theirman of the Improvemett Com-
mittee, add he had received mareecee from the officials of
thia emopeny that the design for erbfolt they bad eked and
obtained the co-operettas of that mart would be miffed out;
adding, hoverer, that, for Mutter information, the hoe.
member moat wilt ke tee or tire mortis how.

.LONDOW:1111D01.

Oo the reermutemdeTUWeithe LEWOrentat Coutta!ttee, ft
wee ordered that the Ohmemberteds dual pa over to her'
Ifeleety'a Comtaheismare of /Wks mad Main the am of
29,9061. 12e. 2.1., basil the ie cothe of the Loadom-bddp
approaches fund, is further liqadam of the charp by tits

HOSPITAL.

Mr. G. Ron ir:beitiert7h;follOWlSi notion, ofs.:—
~•
That the Charity Coonoianonere Mons prossotel to the
Court of Misery a sonar for Asm Wttk the estate and
revenues of Wilma ficepital, it be rsfensil to the Spacial
Lozano Asylum Cononrine to use the oosidsretim
of the camminionin asst tie hoeatyeAtlonispeerrol
the claim of doe Woes' of Lenges he r 'wonted= of s
portion of the odd MINIM% mil of the Hours of Oooops-
ciao, in behalf of the peer obildeut el this city ; sod also to
take such reps is the Court of Cherry, or °therein, M
airy nay be dad, to unfree this shin."
BMULLIT ISCOOlied tbe ereisinoM

Att•r • weloesei dki•adt• dr moods. woo •gred to to •
maned foes, tb• rdw•e•• to t 1• Court of Cb■nsery Wag
•frock oat.

001M/4110N_ 1110111.

Kr. H. lIARILIS moved r follows:—" That this mart
should not consent to asy bill in ,parliamentboring for its
object the better regulation of the corporation of London that
does not protect the rights and privileges of liverysts of this
City." He mandated that the livery were pre-eminent as •
oonetituitecy foe their wealth and napectability; that they
had always stood forth se the champions of civil and reit-
gime liberty ; and that they had set an exam ple ever worthy
to be followed. That mart, however, had ish disposed to
swept the bill of the Wet session merely Masan it did not
Mach the ravines of the coration, although It searinced
the rights of the livery ; and he warned them that If they
...aged malt kroWe opts their tiglitsaad privilees, the
then we sees wive when not a vestige of their_ ancient
purism wash' ha left bitten.
ik P. Lewin sonweded the :notion.
Yr. MILIAN' thought the motion was one which the
Lard Nam alight sad to be celled on at that time to put,
sod therdare awned the previous guidon.
The esnosibust to. seconded,
lir. Aszszovost uphill the rights of the livery, and de-
atesssi all anewsphs to abolish them.
lira Deputy SCOTT mid the 11. had • committee sitting
upon the salpeat, who astirely roistad the aid and inter.
hems at the carprestka.
Yr. Lows name for the rights of the livery, upon the
gronsd that the "temp-'-" ware as integral part of the
.I=ta hither diemaskut, the assodoirlit was itsirs-
and the ressintiss mewl to by • majority of 49 votes
to 33.

TO TIROL MOOS COURT.
Mr. Depety Warr; (Mimeo of the City Linde Com-
Lilo., moved that the court shout woe with the following
report
" To the Eight 800. the Lord Meyer, Akkrotes, end
Commons of the City of Load" la Comm Coupe
oeeembled.
_ _ _

"ilia Whom names ere hereunto subsoil:a, your catamit-
Me far letting the City's lend, do cero, that cm the 22nd of
January, 1867, a resolution was pased by your honourable
court, 'That the present stele of the courts and peewee of
the Sessions Howe Old Haney, and the places where
soners ere assembled before being celled ap for trial, be
very inoonomient, end productive of great 'dacha( to wit-
nesses, prisoners, and others connected with the administra-
tion of judo., it be referred to a committee for letting the
City's ludo to owasider the subject, and to obtain Vane
end mandes for remodelling the entire building
sad approaches, mad lay the MOO before this court
with a view of remedying the evil complained of.'
That In pursuance of each rohmace, we viewed the Sessions
Besse, and we fully examined the several courts, rooms, sod
Nine there; and we were attended by Williams Anderson
Las, Esq., alderman, the mover of the rekreace in this
Boaamatie mart, who wee heard apm the subjed; and
der • espy di end anzious oonaideeetfm el the subject. we
ffleselei Ni. Melded to consider the prenentstate sad audi-
tioned the 'emu Mesa, end pumps dlefaiag to, sad con-
ussied with the mule of the &Woes Bowe, sad the ac-
mminsodatice ed peomat afforded to the greed jury, wit-
tiness, and other pavane meals( these, and tripod his
opinion whether say and what altetatioas could be made to
reader the mole mere coaventent Ise the basher transacted
there, end to prepare pleas and ..berates of the espenee of
earning Into mouths sea alteratiou se be might consider
to be necemary. That we have dace realved a report from Mr.
An:bites on the witset, la Ake he dated that he lotted the
rooms need by the jedges dsokendhommealont; that used by
the *herds end %oder- dui& far tee ; the Lord Mayor's
dark, the stranavemin hr the dirk of the arras=
Ccrio=nleintly situated hr his dikes, the peasegee through-
out very narrow, end shoveled sooommodatien afforded to
the grand jury, whores and other poems attending the
sessions, inconvenient. dark, ad inappropriate. Before,
however, entering Into any description ad than plans and esti-
mates proposed by him Me. Amides* elated that owing to so
large en amount of accommodation being required for three
criminal courts, with their necessary !adjuncts, most of which,
for ouventence, should be on the sense Sam as the courts, it
was rend-red impossible to provide the requisite convenience
on eo small en area ar is now occupied by the Seselons House,
and Mr. Architect feared that no re arrugettent short of
entirely new courts, with their several required appendages,
upon s much larger scale than at present, would ever give
satisfaction. Mr. Architect further reported that after
careful consideration he had - prepared pkuss . which,
bo

If carried Into effect, weld, tnisttV improve
the present working of the courts. Mre. Architect
reported that wandering it essential that the room
for the grand jury should be on the same door es the
criminal courts he proposed to poll down the
rooms on the eastern nth, used by the judges, ireZr,
undershwiffs sad grind jury, and to place • new grand jury
room at the south-east angle of the building, with a stair-
case from the ground Boor, where • large amount of throw-
modatioa is to be provided for botbfemale and male witnesses.
It is also proposed to provide new room for the judges and
sheriffs, end to rates the level of the rooms Is the same height
as the beach of the Old Court, removing the nuns
steps which now encumber that Boor, sad swabs the moat
peesages on one uniform level; and it is ales propond
to increase the light in the pussy between the 071
New Court, and the pomp from the judges' entrance to
' the Lord Mayor's palmy and to remove the strong room
for the clerk of the arri:igas to the pound story on the
astern aide of the Indictment-office. It is further
proposed to provide on the two-pair story two new
rooms, as retiring rooms, for the juries; and also

tho issmemey sisonnsimilia far lie. !sip/ el th•
Ilmels,ilhas, la Boa dike sopmeogirsillsy slgraded

alterations. It appeared to be a natter of not unfrAusnt
occurrence that prisoners appoiated to he tried either in the
New Court or to the Third -Court, ost the 'althorn site of
the bat Minis, were auddenly ordered to be tried in the Old
Court on the north side, whereby much time was lost before
the prisoners were placed in the dock, twiner from the cells
tinder the 014 Court being revered from those under the two
soothers coatis, so that prisoner who might have been
placed in the cells under eithse of the two southern courts
most, if wanted in the Old Court. be taken through several
dark paaasiox sad round the whole of the beck front 4 the
bedding, are they could meet the dock is the 014 Court ; to
obviate wide& MoOnVieriettiOe Mr. Arehiteet proposes to
einneet the ale for melee end females with the throe stele-
sew load*/ to the docks in the three omelet courts. And
Sir. Arabilat stimuli the coat of oirrw out the
bosisiss polgoaad *lterations, and the ratataaary- Wilma red
nr Mama ilis to the reuminder of the banding, at about
sAut., ezetnelve of the exposes of making temporary
areeingenesats for the accommodation of the judges, sheriffs,
and oiltar parties daring the execution of the works.
And par atamittio, baring carefully anantined the plane
its Yr. Architect, end very folly conaidmed the
fiat nelmence male to us, submit to your honour-
able covet the amempaying plans, which we are of opinion
would be eatalsa W oatottioo at the ottimatad expense of
about 8,0001., med we recommend that we aboold be autho-
rised to make such temporary arrangements as may be
requisite for the accommodation of the judges, sheriff., and
other pieties during the 'swatter' of the proposed works.
All whisk we euholit to the lodgment of Ws Iteavarabla.
amt.
TYOIIII/ WYIT Oli
Bare.' Z. puma, WILLUM
Center Jso. CllO/71; Ju. WATKILOW, JONA-
?MAN ToORP, JOGIPI 1.11111,14 BIZTIII[I
Reap, Tooll. HAULM', T. WILIIIIII, D. Coax."
The tat boa we. woad to by a large majority, aed
re= was referred beak to the oteneetttee to carry into

.1111 LONDON IttlLl 31110 ADI.

As the count wee span the pent of tweaking up,
The Loan Illavou laid he wined, before they did so, to
asks ea application. As president of the London Ride
Brigade, be should be glad if the court would, for the
eenr, grant the re of the On.ldhall fur the seen to drill is,
in the evening.
Several gentlemen rote elcoultaneously to propose a &noel
union of mardemonos in Ilia lordship's request and the
mato Itexleg boa curled by the court
idioms&

Irti
ti two
LA'T'EST N IGEIsIC
CENTRAL ITALY AND PRINCE N4POLEOI.
(iT moBNAILINII MID BRIMS irnsonint.)

(FROM OUR. OWN

PARIe, WIDNIIDAT Mouturo.

The Moofteur of this day contains the following : 1
" Foreign journals have asserted that the solution
of the affairs of Italy has been impeded by the desire
of the Emperor to found a kingdom for a Prince of
hie house. Snob reports do not require refutation.
It is enough, without speaking of the engagements
of Val:drama, to refer to the acts and words of the
1 Emperor before and since that date."

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROUE, Barr. 26.
To-day the Sacred College met and appointed
17 bishops.
In the annual allocution of the Pope, his Holiness
alludes to the National Assembly of Bologna, and
refers to the censure expressed by that assembly
against the papal government.
In conclusion his Holiness expresses a hope that
the Romagness will return to their allegiance to the
Holy See.

GERMANY.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-KAINB, WIDNZSDAY.

The Senate has rejected the appeal made by the
National Association against the refusal of the
Director of the Police to sanction its statutes.

DARMSTADT, Orrr. 28.

The official journal of this day coutaihs a decree
for the renewal of the ordinance of 1850, which
prohibits all subjects of Here Darmstadt from
becoming members of any political society established
either in the interior or abroad.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Prrr,26.

The States have been opened to-day. The Presi-
dent in his speech said : The Government and the
Council of the kingdom had but to choose between
Federal execution and the suppression of the whole
oommen Constitution, in so far u it relates to
Holstein and ,Lauenburg. Government has chosen
the latter, although it does not recognise the com-
petency of the Federal execution.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

C7ROX OUR OWN

PARIS, TIMDLT EVININO.

The French government, by arguments which
have by this time provoked derisive laughter,
throughout the civilised world, lately maintained the
doctrine nod position that its pram was a fees press,
and might without danger criticise all governmental
feet& A retired statesman, who has stood aloof
from politics ever since the restoration of the impe•
rial dynasty, takes the Minister of the Interior at
his word, steps down for once into the political
arena, and in an article as moderate in tow as it is re-
fined and elegant in style—an article singularly
devoid of all inflammatory declamation, and so logi-
cal and so strictly confined to the dry point at lame
as to be almost (to use the words of a Loudou
journal) dull and prosaic"—exposes the hollowness
of the official reasoning, and shows (without, indeed,
any of the circumlocution to which the pro_

fessional writers in the independent press'
habitually resort in order to palliate their 11
opposition) that no press can be free which is
liable to suppression for undefined offences at the
caprice of the executive whoee acts it discumes, and
that it is a contemptible verbal quibble to say that
the press is amenable to regular law, because the
decree of February, 1832, conferring perpetual arbi-
trary power upon the government, has, in the events
that have happened, the force of law. Hereupon
the government, by way of proving the freedom of
its press, claims the last word, and gives the joar-
nide what it calls " loyal notice " that it will not
tolerate any more argument from them. The
absurd farce is now played out. During the short
interregnum that the dream of freedom lasted, the
journals, many of them sincere friends of the empire,
have snatched the fearful joy of telling a few home
truths which will sink deep into the public mind.
They must now relapse into silence:

Et Jos No: homids Cmlo
Free'lpitst, ousodestqato Wands skim aomao4.

The downward movement which characterised
the Bourse of yesterday made farther progress this
morning, bat in the afternoon there was a decided
reaction. The Rents for account, after having been
marked aa low as 69fr. se. rose to yesterday's price,
69fr. 35c., for the close. For cash there was a rise
of 10e., the last price being 69fr. 40c. Mobilier
ultimately rose sfr. The railways left off from
2fr. 50c. to Mr. lower, with the exception of Lyons,
which rose 2fr. 50c.

The Prase says in its weekly commercial re-
view :

There le hill ao change of any onannesee fa the /111141 of
trade la general. The appearance of Gold wet weather a6w
days noted to some Monty for lira.., but the reelasses
were chiefly Nolan to a taw venom of novelties. Pro-
bably the stock. in the siege ware sever so low at the barn-
slug of a winter men as they sow are. The moment would
therefore be very fevolargie tar a decided revival of heeler
if the political deeds which still repel couildenoe were to die-
, appear. It is indeed high time that trade should mover
from the dull state in which it has been for the last two
years. Adhere from Lyme are far from satisfactory. The
very few orders which still arrive from Italy and the United
Stem are insofticient to keep the looms going. Perin
buying next to nothing; and what makes matters worse is
that raw materials continue to rule very high, while at the
same tints the neon whom nice must necessarily be ruled
in gnat sneasure by that of the raw article, era very cliffivill
to plash The late intelligens from China having led to ea
appwitsaska that the supply of silk bons that quarter would
to wespawied, than was a coneuleeabls rise in silks is Bag- I
had, which meted upon the French sad Tiedmomes
signets ; but prisms an now looking downwards. At Rona
complaints ars made of the darner of cotton goods. Time
ere a good merry bayws now at Rona, bet flan webery
ere much leas ooadderable than usual. The stock, of calicos
sad wren goods are so low that prices are well maintained.
There has Lees a decided rise in cereals this week. The
balms an baying more exteadvely than they were. The
nee market la calm, but quotations are well maintained.

You may remember that in a former letter I en-
premed a hope that the King of Piedmont would
bestow the first piece of good church patronage
which should fall in upon the courageous " chaplain
of Firemen," who, setting at nought the
irnbelle telum of Rome, ventured to say mass in
favour of the Bolognese deputies. That grain of
seed fell upon good ground. To-day Louis Veuillot,
in his choicest Billingsgate, anticipates the event.
He is making an onslaught upon his well-beloved
de la Baolliilre. "What a glorious day," he says,
"for the nice little select party which surrounds
M. Flavin, when Victor Emmanuel, a monarch as
oatholi as he is Itallan,skall institute al Archbishop
of Bologna the virtuous priest who said the mass of
tie Holy Spirit to the Bologna* deputies. M. de
la B."Alelliere will go and ask the archbishop's
blessing, and M. Mavis will ask absolution of his
sins from that archbishop."
The Zeta de Vesone says that the military divi-
sions and subdivisions of France are about to be

de
on a sew foo , and that the government
de to wake-. eve at port a centre of a
dk_ision or sabdi • • n order that at a given
siossent the 'Wilt e land and sea forces may be
more prompt and efficacious.
Letters from Rime mention a rumour of an in-

correctional movement at Aquila, in the Abruzzi, and
state that the King of Naples had sent troops to
put it down. The Pope's army, 8,000 strong, wu
quartered at Ancona and Pesaro, while an army of
the Legations, estimated at 16,000, wu concentrated
at Rimini.

ANNIVERSARY OP KARIN'S DILATE.

In yesterday's Revives we 'eve en account of the
. _

orkbr;tion of cis sexed saniverauy of Manin'a death in
Flamm We wooled now to give the gatiottlen of the
still more splendid solemnisation of the sad event in Men.
The death of Menlo took plate two years ago, In Paris, on
the 22nd of September, but the colabnition of that went
may be said to have commenced ea the present oormaion on
the 19th, w►en the delegates of Plawnsa, Modals, Pansy
and Bologna were received by the people of Milan, and the
public buildings were draped in maiming and covered with

imorterlelka. The Piazza San Fedels w;a gorgeously deco-
rated, and made as far as pcoslble to neerable the Plum to
Venice —the wined Dona of Bt. Mateo reposing beneath
mamba:lass tricolor dais. On the 22nd the whole populational
Minn may be said MU abroad. The people were all In mourn-
log. The splendid cathedral at Mau, the DOOOO , where the
mremcny weal to take plea, Ira the shied polat of attraction.
From Its lofty roofs wore suspended monralur flags with to.

Initial letters- of /Leala's mane% whist th• esZatrieese of the
different Italian class Ilittel up the 'peaces are. Over
the entrance wee the following ieweiptka :—" Aaniversery
of the death of Daniel Wale—the dedre of ea immortal
hope." When the bells commenced to tell the towed
pall, the cathedra doors were opened, sad la
• moment the church wee Sled. Oasepicsous ameapt the

rest were to be men the high fanclicatariee of lisrdiala
end Lombardy; Masekao Chisel% with the Airs
of the Sardinian Chamber,, army, sad imenielmirip ;
Count ATI2OOi, with the dad men et Gems, Tor* Veal"
Mantua, Modena, Treat, Reggio, Penes, Placenta, and
Bologna ; the Omens, and Mayer of Wien, with the civil
and unary anthesithe d Lombardy. The lawyer Tom-
mese, who steed act to the lest with the fllestriose &mead
in Mimes of Yeah*, heeded the Venetian depatatica, sad
presidia over the ceremonial In honour of his Ou-
tdoes and heroic friend. Legatee and Henri Martin repro.
meted France on the mosaic., and several Englishmen
came purposely to Milan for the purpose of expreming, by
their presume, their seam of the worth of the deosesed, and
their Mahn he the future independence of Italy. The plies
of homer was appopriated to Giorgio Mania, the son of
the decimal, whose dither, mother, end sister, all died In
exile. An immense and splendid catafalque occupied the
aime of the church. It wee surmounted by a mimel states
of Vedas weeping for her Hero, and scattering mowed of
lancet an hie lamb. Each side bore an inscription. One ran
thee:—"To the Vendee who desired the unity of Italy.
The Lombards and Venetians, In woe, which is
understood by their brethren of Italy and of France,
demand that common share of eternal liberty."
The other via as follows To the liberating God
tithe eggremed, who hope and set with that devotion which
admen ai the deed and those who are to die la the
love of they ematry,the survivors, in mourning,addrese their
gems." Aa seeemous wraith, which war snagged from
Venice thorough dm Austrian frontiers, encircled the coffins
sad contained the following .—" This pledge of affection and
grief has been ant by Venice for the tomb olDaniel Mania."
The Milanese mitres', dressed la black, walked
In procession to the catafidque, sad kissed this
symbol of the grief of Veda. The priest of San-
, nide reed a femora 1 oration which wee composed by
Dr. Valesii—a refugee from Vadat. Whilst the
venerable clergyman wee recounting the suffer-
lags cid Vadat Ic passionate and moving language,

s cry of greWros d Venezia! " (" Help -te
Venice") spoatamoaely bent forth from me of the of
pest sad produced a strong effece on the entire
amiably. When the ceremony coachided aothiag wee heard
but trim of Matra I ervive Martin I " In the
main the people seematled before the bean of Tommemor
mad the Venetian volunteers who served under Garibaldi
played several of these melancholy alre whirl are cheated
by the boatmen of the lagoons. Thus the ceremony
elided sad it will be bag are it perm away from the memory
of the Italians.

Tar Parma Minarza or TuscAwr.—The fol-
lowing letter his been addressed by Baron Ritmoli, the
Prime Minister of Tummy, to a friend who urged him to
prepare a strong reply to the late wads in the Moai!~:—
" tMr,—l thank you for the advice you give me in your
yesterday's note. lam happy to were you that from the
moment I wai put at the heed of the Taman government
I never had one moment either of uncertainty or womb-
ats'. tlimertainty cannot abide with a man who proposes
to himself a complete political deign, and fulfils it upon •
persevering system, every part of which tends to the fulfil-
meat of the whole. Weakness finds no room In the heart
of one who asks for and accepts nothing from his country
in return for the melee' he is randy harhedy to make for
is sake. I Wu I am not mistaken if I nay that the
cause of Italy ewes the present height it has reached to the
dear political pregzamme, to the uprightness and strength of
mind, by which the Taman government has so far &oda-
piessd itself. I foal scanted, and all may feel assured,
this neither this government ear those of Modems and Bo-
logna, nor that of the King-else, nor the Italian people, will
fail in their intent to constitute that strong kingdom, which
is • maternal want, and which alone may enable ell of us to
oat ourselves Italians, as Italy may only in that event be
said to nat. This, which is our wish, must used. elm be
the wish of Europa, fur Europe may hops for peace
till it becomes an acknowledged fad that 'thee to an
Itely:—Ricasou."
• '

Lieese English residents at Turin are preparing to
coatis& at the bethosning regatta on the Lego Maggio e.
!lime low days glace a harriosn• shivered to atone the four-
eared sense which had just arrived from Eagised. But, so
way iseetsel, swebre we ordered free ffearle's and it fa
!opal will arrive is thee (the lath October). Lest year the
prime in the three races on the Lego Maggiore were bril-
-1 Wetly carried off by English gentlemen.
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Tice Diritio of Tarin relates the following occur-
ranee Oa Sande, last, when the royal train arrived at
the Asthma' Alessandria, another teats with 800 Hoop.
risen, who had formed part of the levy effected in Piedmont
during the war, was about to start foe Genoa. The Hun-
garians, on perceiving the royal tralo, greeted it with ea
interminable 'Elko which means Loog live the King
His Majesty, toughed with ibis cordi.l manifestation, mut
for General Hiapka, who accompanied the Hungarians, and
requested him to thank there is hie name; he further ex-
premed sympathy foe the Hungarian cause, and encouraged
him to hope—a jut and noble auto could sot fail to triumph
in the and. The words, being repeated by General Klapka
to his oouatrymen, produced an immense eeneation."

The King of Wuctembarg yesterday attained his
79th year.

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"Prince Napoleon," says the Nouvelliste Vaudois,'
°km purchased fee 720,000 fr. a flee estate celled the Bor.
gene, situated on the banks of the Lake of Geneva."
Several eminent French artiste are at present
petrel), employed. hi. Horace Verret is termiaating s pis-
tons representing Napoleon I. surrounded by his marahals;
M. Yvon has completed his designs for the pictures of the
battles in Italy; NJ:leaned is punting an equestrian pr-
Bait of Marshal Csnrobert ; M. Jouffroy is at work an a
marble statue of sculpture ; M. Dumont is busy cm the model
of a statue of Alexander Humboldt; M. de Nogest k ter-
minating a statue of General de Lourmel which is to be
erected in Napoltonvilla; and M. Negro: is commencing me
of Mamma for the city of Nice.
The Marabout steam-packet arrived three days
ago at Minellkto front Algeria,havingoa beard 100 entnestied
• pismire.
Tun SAN JOAN Dirrlcutrv.—We have reason

to believe that General Macey, the commander of the
United BtWes' forces in Oregon, took the step of placing •
military post on the bland of Ben WM on his own revolt-
@Minty, sad without instructions from the federal govern-
ment at Washington. He has declared to the British antho-
thin' that he did so because American edtimas bad been
arrested on the Island, but that he did not mean his compa-
tke to be permanent, though It was his intention to hold the
island until he heard from his government at Waahington.—
Times.

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General Wool (says the Now York Tribune) was
esseneded at the Revere Hour, Baetonose Saturday eight
Wh -a the reale wad all over the perpetrators thereat were
informed that the veteran was quietlymoos's; et Clop

iguana° OF' TSB REILUTIF CORMITTES OF
THB RASTER BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of this body wee held yesterday at the
Freemasons Tavern. The proceedings, which were
ducted with doted doors, were of conederable dulatiee, the
parties having amembled at 1 o'clock and continued in de-
liberation op to nearly 6 o'clock. The hat stilled of put.
Ile intermit wee a proposal made to the maven on the pen of
the operative madams. 1t woe in these wads:

"The moons o London will meow their work upon the
same hours of laboar—that is, ten hours—as heretofore, pre-
vious to the 001017.110* of the look-out throughout the postal
distriet. The meettwe to dispose with the declaration ; sad
should the muter' have any grievance to complain of, the
operative Momemeime beg magnum thaw they will feel happy
to meet them at soy tl®e upon each grievance.''
This Mir wee on behalf of ' the umeoria of Loa.
dm," by Richert, -Ramon corresponding moreter7 of the
Central chentel!tte of tliir Society of °parades Stage.

mamma; Beam' Northam, ohairmai of that body; sad by
John Saha and William Pertain, two members of the
Mama Cemndttee, meeting at the Bun Tavern, Lam-
beth. The schism is understood to have given rise to
as saimated diecnisiou, lastieg some length of
time, and eventually, cm the mains of Yr. Piper,
seconded by Mr. Dunnage, a resolution was puked
to the affect that
_the Committee of the Crewel

imtcriaticSOlMUteir BeidersConrietei the d .ificaitie; m the
way of withdrawing the deolaradon, which has been taken
by nearly 8,000 men, ea isimpurable, but that they are
willing to see a deputation of MIMI, whose withdrawal
from the Conference they regard se a first step in
martian of the freedom of labour. TOM liddlilioll would
be communicated to Mr. liaroott last night, and
it remains to be men whet course the body of which he is the
principal representative will take with Teapot to it. Thee
ands by the Conference, end trAight under the
IPageicinif the masters' committee by Mr. Jay, was that the
WAS( operatives would resume work upon the withdrawal
of the dielandon on the part of the mpbyse, leaving the
emotion pending between them sad the workmen prior to
lthen 6th of Awpat told settled by a canceittse of de nom-
bees of the Gated Association sad six members of the
United Trades Coatieence. This offer was mu by a raw-
hides abaft that the Conference being en irreepenetbk
body, and thdr logs haying been entirely=
the committee roar a:7drecognise them as a proper
of commtnicetien between the Association and their
warms

Yesterday evening a meeting of masons was held
Is the Temperanoe-hall, • Broadway, Wash:Moan ; Mr.
Frnozmum Is the chair. Mr. Pam complained of state-
meats which had appeared Is the sewspapere relative to the
alleged Maeda of the mesas, whir& he mid hid to a
owlets earl of fibrins ells* apes the Ramose of the
mahreare. Te *bow thee. there no Meth is then
_

4.7—ten-s-n—te.
Ist=gloms reponeted by dr pees that mane selnuidero
misted haterma ths trades cederenee sad the
temene se a body, this meeting bop to test* that the
maces of London ere determined to mate= Ms puma
agitation, in oreejunction with the other Mashes of the
building Irides. until the withdrawal of the odious clammiest,
leaving the question peeling before the Mot August to be
matted-by the united beadles trades—mercy, the alas bows."
Mr. Thomas Pape mid that if this resolution were adopted,
there would be an end of the services of Mr. Sundt. Ile
moved as ea emendemat that all the words after " odious
document" be eruct' ont. After a long and stormy dime-
sten. Mr. Harnett moored the meeting that they might rely
ce his egresiog totiothing but a fair, secure, sad honourable
battlement of the question. They mast first get rid of the
odious document," sad then they could coander the ale
boars question. (Hear, bear.) The amendment wee then
carried, and this Weekend the proceedings, which were of
a very noisy ehanreter.
The following Is a return of the matter of men who
are at work ander the lamas of the dederatioa, st the
keeling building Anse of the metro : At Meows. Trol..
Ives, 271; at Patent and F 's, Theeteld's.resd,
71; at W. Cabin sad Ce.'e, Gray're-len.med, 862; at
M.aaseeld and Son's, Hemrsereet, Orey'e-improad, 37 ;
at Meson's, 868; at Browneead Ratesson'a Worehipetreet,
69; at Hinge's, Lambeth, 164; at Kelk's, 674 ; and at
Piper sad Son's, 276.

SIR W. 0. AILIDITHONG'S HYDRAULIC MACHINERY
AT Saranac—New date were opened at Swansea on Fri-
day, the whole extent of which, as well es the the, float, is
furnished with Sir WilliestAramitreees hydraulic afferent,'
which opens the gates, swings the works the anima,
Idle the hoists, end goes through all manner of operations
within the compass of a two-ear-old baby and a dozen
Hereuleer. The extent of apse is • tale and a hell, and the
upon them is 7001 b. to the square tech. The
pressure upon
power is available ferry purpose for which it may
be required at any point throughout the entire length of the
. dock gar were
pipes
of the Lord-Lieutenant, not figuratively, es ie
usually the case with carrots' "timings" of this kind,
but, thanks to the inaction of Sir W. Armstrong, literally
ZTby the dsliestely-gloved hand of a yotilody of
teeden. As she stood on a slightly rased platform, and
CPlthe capstan, booting for the Roma • silver handle,
,2tifway fresher with little more effort than she would
have put into the opening of the door of bee boudoir, the
giant pulleye dew round, the chains rattled, and presently
the massive gates swung slowly heck on their hinges, obe-
dient to the force which the light touch a dozen yards off tad
loosed upon them. A more striking proof of the marvellous
wer e Sir W. Armstrong's offerers could scarcely be

NEW lavaßrom. ALDER/LAN. Mr. William
Bryn (lege M.P. foe South Lancashire) having declined
on the acme of ill-health the eldenuanakip vacant by the
death of Mr. Chilton, with the premiee of the mayoralty
next year, when the New Free Public Library built at his
expense will be opened, the Town Council yesterday elected
Mr. John Bock Lloyd to be Mr. Chilton'. enoomeor.
Lloyd has been Mayor of Liverpool, and for many years a
tocetbsotive ellelailt of the Tows Council.
THE ROYAL COLLEGES OP PHYSICIANS AND 601.-
01004 OP EDINDVI/031.—Ws understand that Professore
Pilling and Kellam:l have been appointed examinem in arts
by the two colleges for the purpose of ccednettag, in coll-
imation with examiners from among their own Mows, the
preliminary examinations in literature and science of all
candidates for their diplomas, whether taken separately or
ooajointly. These examinations ate to 00111Feell the gram-
matical contraction of the English sad Latin la =
the elements of mathematic*, 'lncluding
and algebra; and alio natural philosophy, or alternatively
logic and mental philosophy. After 1861 Greek, or, In the
option of the cendulate, French, German, or Italian, will
also be required. Then tessellations are meant to meet the
cam of students who have sot either palmed equivalent eXP
mimetic= IS are before any of the other medical Sou:slog
bodies or obtained testimonials of proffoleacy granted by the
nation's' educatiosal bodice nocenting- to t.he following Pet
A degree In arta of any university of the United
Kingdom, of the colonies, or of such other univer-
sities as may be specially recognised from time to time by
the medical coward; Oxford respoaskes or moderations;
Cambridge previous exanilsathme; matriculation examina-
tion of the university of Loudon; Oxford middle class ow
ablations, senior and junior; Cambridge middle clam exami-
*Miens, senior and junior ; Durham middle class earner
examination; Dublin University entreat. examination; an
examination by any other university of the united kingdom.
equivalent to the middle elms examinations of Oxford and
Cambridge.—ldinbssrge Corront.
A RAILWAY TRAIN STOPPED BY MPSHROO3I9.
wee travelling lest week," writes • correspondent of the
Durham Advertiser. "by a railway on the English aide ef
the borders of South Wake, when we happened to peas a
L epsagled with • most luxuriant growth- of mushrooms.
I badhardly remarked the circureetance to my companion
whim we telt the train suddenly stop, and looking out to the
frost we sew, to our astoolahment the driver jump off the
engine, vault the knot, and prooled to till his hat with tie
treasure. In • moment the guard was over the
fence following his example which, as may be supposed,
wee infections, for in Ina then half • minute every door was
thrown open and the field covered with the passengers, every
ems of whom brought back a pretty good baths'. 7,01 till
this desirable result was attained did we proceed on our
journey, some of us wondering whether Ire bad been dream-
ing, and whether, instead of the Welsh borderland, we were
sot travelling by some newly-coast. urted forget line of the
par West of Atomics. We begged the guard, who did not
seem quite comfortable about the juke, to ham the place
entered for the fixture in his line of route as "The Moab-
nom [Mathis."
BRITISH COAL EXPORTS Post Meagre.
W. and H. Laird, of Liverpool, In the circular issued ye•-
terday, state that the total expire of British coal from
January to Angola inclusive, were-4,499,956 tons smite
4,249,324 tons in the same penod of 1858. The total exports
for August were—from the Scotch ports 48,170 tams, from
the Severn ports 160,045, from Liverpool 71,220, from the
Yorkshire ports 27,339, and from the northern ports 353,044,
making a total of 669,821 tone, against 585,537 tone in the
same mouth of the previous year.
EXPORTATION OP COFFEE PROM RAWL— BOARD
OF THAD', WHITIHALL, Sun. 27.—The Right Booms-
Me the Loris of the Cementite. of Privy Council for Tiede
and Plantations have received, through the of State
for Foreign Affairs. • copy of • despatch filnecrehterarksjesty's
Consul- General at Port an Prince, enclosing copy of • law
recently ;eased by the government of Hayti, repealiegthl
lax in kind hitherto levied upon coffee exported, and substi-
tuting an export duty of one piastre and dine-quarters per
10016 a. net, the duty to be payable at the option of the tt,
vernment either in drafts on Paris or in lialtian currency.—
Gaulle.
THE MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, TOSBDAY.—The
steamship Behar, Captain Cook, left this day with the usual
Bombay mail, 662 boxes of specie of the value of 187,091.
and 81 pamengen, among whom are Captain end Mrs.
Bides, Captain Baldwin, Captain Graves, Abdallals Bay. be.
The Mims, Captain Christian, lett this day with the usnal
Peninsular mail@ sad 32
OUTWARD INDIA .P:I:=NA MAILS.--The de•
porters from London of the next mails for India and China
via Marseilles hes been poriponed from the evening of the
26th Met. to the evening of the 27th last.
AN EGYPTIAN PACHA'd YACHT.—We stated tome
short time slurs that Meows. Geom. Forreetw sad Co.. of
thiglied beats beautiful steam yacht for Prime loud] of
his yacht, the Neer al Baehr's., or " Light •1
v 6" which is built of steel plates, for atreseth sad
iMiataddd, ;Wild yesterday from Liverpool tor Idamadris.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(Tlllll DAT.)

MANIIION-11017111.
WiTrow 'sumo AT TIM MANSION-KOVAL
• . .

A &costly arootod ablilie-ogoi worms, wbo solo the
arm of Narita Any, woo br,psocht Wore the Lord
cbatied wiat attrafilai to brook triad* we at the
boom
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"jp7i;•, Felice • core able 717, mid la war cm day lest algid
about OH o'ciocit raw the yriseser sitting cm a Map
hs the Poultry. He asked Mr wily .he yea
to which she replied that she wurneat Is sleep aid had
so hOO3O to go to. Wilms. kid bar them was vary
poor el:voila* sosemmedatiori them and sent Mr to
the C r,.0 in NortbrobrAind-alloy. Ohs west away. sad
roppow•l she had kdeered his advise, hat besewg • mho as
of erverel noires Mews ma ghee Y Chatiette-tow, be p..
voided time, sad fad lb. paws. lair•reiss swag with
a Iniekt.it at • lorgempers Mete gies la the Irow el
th. m,,,diou.boresu Ha asked bar why sit Mil=
to oh h she replied that she vestal le be
up, se she me diotitime, aid lbersht• aim wee My*/ is
brisk the window, He told bre I that wee .0 the
mated .he might bare chorea • eseaMer wpm. ; but she
said she bad chests the largest as purpose, ale atm mobil
to be rent fora month. Ilho wee quiet sober at the dam
tb. did cot break do window, but it to starred allows.
The Lord Mayor—What have you to say, primmer P
Prisorer—l was dada* my lord.
The Lvd Iltayor—ls thea my redeem why you should
L:011! iwalton demnietice t WM,' do yon belong to t
Prwomv—l diet Mow.

Mr. Cr.rndmia (Aid elork)-06, massage. You didn't
drop dowo tress Boirma. Yes smut limy •here you beim
Offirrr—l tble she Weep is Bermondsey. She told me
shr bed married the sear shoat ell day as purpose to do it.
Tbe Led lbw seat bet to prim for 14 days.