The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-25 00:00:00

ART UNION of GLASGOW.—LONDON
155. Yen, hurrh,treet. City. The LIMN for
Ile presort year will ollortly i'Lik4K. The inermiug Is now
nod,' ler delvery. nutmcnplion• received and e very Worms
ihra atoning to
appUratkni to
J. IDLE Y BIIOIIIIIIELD, Um. See. for London.

11013TII NIGHT.
MR. &nil Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr.
JOHN PARRY, TO-NIGIIT. It their popular ENTKR-
PAIN If E T. and every evening 'except naturday at —Horn-
ing Reprruldations Tburaday and Matarday, at 3, at th• Royal
Gallery of Illinitranuu. 11. Reauntatrart —1 lartarmd seats.
la 54 at di% 3 . stall Oulu.. Sa, secured la advance at
the f faller) and at Madera Cramer's. 101, Sawshatrost.

TH E LON DON PAVILION.
- ?tiff It Particular attrition Is limited
to the elegant MUNK% remelt), added to this favourite Mere of
pnLllc reeurt. It 11. fitted up hi a utile n maguillevace toe to
e trailed. the satire range being 6WE/MD..lth a CARPET of
the 11104 T ILIMTLY RIITION. Th+ place Is brilliantly
heisted. awe, sport tmm the Annuaire nature of the amuse-
ment* peed.het the public sill ben and the comfort. of •
DRAWING-BOUM.

Tie PitilOlßAMlllreempriees
fimestic teleetkma, Comic Talent uorir.illeil the Elliot
ninny In Utetrelamical Entertainment . unl the mtounilltig I'rr
fonsanee of J. liClilitlitSON. the IllittATEnT WUNDEIt OY
THE DAY.

nentleturn copped In OILNAMJCITAL nANTING, and
"Owen.
MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at his tm•at Room, 34, Xing Arent. Contat-gard.s.
To-1101 Inn% ‘o.enOwr zo, at had.padd 12 preen...lr a lam.
entlietten .4 oIt•AME%TAL ILVEROKKEN and 1311.C110'0111
TRU% and SUM. itv, trait trews reent. weda, tta. On view the
inuranng of mak, and catalogue* bad.

" "LVCCELLENTE HIJ t)UTIMIC OO4JRANIIL
WODISLIBI SPIVIATX i es IAIIRIQTK."—WATHILIt•
TON sod 11118NDEN, having hum li hewonat with a IFlretwiees
Ueda! at the Paris Univenal Y.ahlbltlon, accompanied by the
above nattering teetimnitial, rr•pectfully invite the public to an
tneperlion of their BOLD CHAINS and ezteialve aasortnient of
JLWELLF.I:V, all made on Uc premises.
W 1111.ln:10N and ki N .1.4 Ilannfactory, No.
14 liroricitwetreet, Covent-iranleia W.C. Fotablished
As•a)• made of Cholas and Jewellery fur Is. sech. N.B. This
establisharmi clew ell S la the evening. and we WriWardw7s tl
1 o'clock.

MR. MILO' (ALFRED WEBB MLLES)
NEW AUIVIIN AND W1N771 num
Isy the World hissed Malta
ANGOLA Ins TAYWAN2A
Is sew rapists awl really Inc InspeatJaw.
Thews TrOtlmerl wrre orlginstrl by Wt. Mks.
Innen only whirrs. la rt. BRIM Wk rItZET, BANDY EIL-AgrA NIL
awl who bard womected with any person IsslisUss wad 'dm-
Wiwi In his masse.
lath FIUSAVAILY. lASI.

HAMILTON and K I MPTON,
sitestiss Y eves fa this establishment to the
Tltill'Atltk DEPARTMENT, they Leh* of patterns and textures
that comet itssollest. - N.H. A select Stock of tirstecisas
WI %nth Ur6IIOIIAT% always us band at
103. KIM N lt. opposite ILzaisuball.

AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT.
R Walla and NOS beg respectfully In acquaint the public
that &bey lave uraile tense. oa aa usprecedwatedly large
wale. fur the AI'TEII ud WINTER SEAsoSs. Their stock
at OVERCOATS casaprises only modem style In all kinds of
seasarible sal serviceable materials. with the latest tramme-
llinb laworkuesslap. The aversley and Shelburne overcoats
are_pmetkalarly reemastearted.
Thaw gisaireal sleek ledisdes every description of attire for ad
ahlwalk all ages. moll all eccapistions : the articles are too no.
imam In paellealado. MI way be gathered front their several

iaadi•mita• and IllaapskeTaikra Habit Makers. W0..11.a Dra-
attarwn, BMWs, ilaatan. DNA art ilbas Maaara. and General tina
..

71e r SIBPOOIS CLOTHING DIPAITIIINT is too Important
a brew& of Mir boalwese to bo over witivolit a special
maim. It dem a whet with the rout teshioa-
able sod eondeetaW styles, soil the asst elegant wortramtbbiti.
WAIN rid WS seed eeit monhed the politic that In
every department et ell their eliemeate the hheitt degree
al emitters, Is monelateil with prices the moat moderate.
Amy artists hot approved of will bo submits...l or the money
teharnerl.

- New Vashknaplate toe the present season, with rules for self-
weasureaseat and lists of prices p.. 4 free.
. !Mot:A awl SOWN establishments are closed every Friday
evenlo.: at susiset UII Natsuilay evening at muck when business
cloven o'clock.
F.. MINK, and vitiN'A
Loudon !louses,
. _

134, 123, 138, 157, If Inona;. tli. W, IS, 86, AUlgan.
Oxford stint Wants:
SOC. 507. SOS, Nee Ivsforn .trust . 1. 2,3, ilartutreet.
Tottenham cotutroad branch:
137, 138, Tottenham nowt road : 353, Y.uston road.
Country lutahlialusients:
and Bradford. Yorkshire.
N.& Oar eelahratn INDIsPENNA KIX SUIT," Wanted
egalf rftlkl.B. Ming, &vanillas, or basins.. may Whad
Ina imp stunt, of semoualsia laahloisable materna* from
an star.

DIL MIMI N itIVOUSLeIt, ONNEELL twniurv. Ate.
tett Pledieteld. MIN lmigAtree bum the Author tor It stamps.
A XKDICAL Y on the CAUSE and
Am. CVkLd /11113141113/1 MICLUIIII ILtN, with plain
linetiras tor podia milereLlee MEM Bed vipsur. the molt
et timnty eve lout eliemsetel peaks le the twereassmilet those
peculiar nervous emil mmeini ire while • Med Ps embitter
stweteri Nee. IV go. J. L. Mem Ift Alhemertootruct,
1.n4010. 000m/10110s% 10 la It sad Ito •
Sad egtmithsre womember nt sorlety by
wham the beet mama hollewmt watell—whetterr web wow hold
fir=de pereetcpretelplee. we degauss; —elm
a. aa. ciamat ; J. Mem le. Was-wkk.lese.

Ni. ADD YRS. MARLIN MATHEWS
"AT HONE."

On Saturday evening the pictorial part of Mr.
arid Mr. Idetheirs' entertainment was exhibited to a Mere
party 4 spectators, in Her Majesty's Cuocert-room. The
news, painted by Mr. IrCoonor, from sketches taken by
Igr. Mathews himself, comprise recurrences of English,
learn, Highland, sod American scenery, awl the effect of
some of them is not a little heightened by the employment
of dioninic expedients. The public perform/reset the en-
tertainment will ournineees this evening. Liiiiiiiim works
of the sort, it comets of seier, narratives. mai Mania.
tines.
* The early days passed by 1S M ve r bay, when he
seemed destined for the • et sa architect, are
minutely described, sad afford very copious illus.
retro'. both histrionic lied .Mle moor on the
stage, including the trip to A bp Sealy touched
;upon lu the persouatiou of JIM Charles
Whew. will ohm appear within/ end the whole
will torturer with e "drainage lode' Paul and
Yiryinia, which will be arnaiaei by then bealt.

THE LORD ADIFOCATS of SCOTLAND ON THE
NDUCATi'ON MINIMA
On Saturday (ear the Edinburgh Angriest) a
deputation from the Pam Church Teachers' Associetion
had an interview with the Lord Advocate on the
subject of the menet education minute. The deputation
pointed out to lie Isedship the main objectioes urged agains.t
the revised code, refemeg particularly, at hie lordship s
request, so the subject of the breach of faith. This
pave charge, they Mated, they preferred, Dot against
parhatneut, bat against the educatioeal commit-
Me of Privy Council. They have all along bees
.lire to the feet that parliament could at any
lime withdraw the grants. This temporary character of
the scheme does not, they conceive, touch the question at
Wee. The teachers have gone on the assumption acknow-
ledged on almost all bands to be quite sound that so long
mparliament continues to (enlist§ the funds, the Privy
Council ie bound to unplemeut engagements, on the faith
of the permanency of which men became teachers and in.
coned obligationa of various kinds. rhea, engagements
are, io the revised oode, almost Al repudiated. Hence the
charge of breath of faith. His lordship stated that aa the
education minute had enumated from a government de-
ointment its could sot be expected to give any opinion on
its merits. He was aware that it was thought in many
quarters that it would beer hardly on Scotch school-
masters. As the Privy Council system had Dever
hese particularly well fitted for Scotland, as it
was only temporary, sad as it was, moreover, a
spendthrift system, his own opinion was that the
time was now coins when it might be dispensed with
here Altogether. The universities had been opened
up; so, substantially, had the pariah schools, and
ffiairefore the way was much clearer for a national
system. There were, however, still difficulties to be
imeountered. There was, fur instance, the financial one—
how to supply the void caused by the withdrawal of volun-
tary contributioos ; and there woe also the much more de-
juertion of the management of schools. His lordship
and believed that the difficulties, though great,
were not insurniounteble ; and sboukl he me km way to

introduce • measure, be 'hoped to have the medlar and
effective support of the iatelligent classes of the cornniu-
oily. After thanking hie lookbip for Isis courtesy, and
expressing the hope that be would introduce and be able
to curry an acceptable educational measure, the deputation
withdrew.

Drava or P.G.M. Jnt® Ros—The members
of the great friendly societies wiU learn with regret that
this prominent mid useful officer of the 3Lanchester Cody
ef Odd Fellows expired teat evening at a quarter to twelve,
after a week'e suffering from poeumooi► He warm director
of that order, baring been annually elided for 17 years
put, and in 1853 filled the office of grand master. His
services extended over about the same period as secretary of
the largrit district, North London. As parliamentary
agent of the society be worked most actively with a numer-
ous cinder of members of t►e House of tkenamme is pro-
moting the various legislative enactreesta far friendly
societies. He wee also a insmber of tbalForesters' Seeisty,
whose leaders always found in Linz a hearty esroperatam