The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-04 00:00:00

THIS JAY.

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Ilk Heetiar de44•4 due • soeseee ease we spied li.
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bay* talkd, within ass lift& peke to akereeeb•-!
neer. be tagekk tk• &beer with lil• 41111111111111"
li ea Row. AND VMS: •
no bankrupts were tail" It Now Oxforleiesst. SU
we. ta. in szataketim bet. the eiefeesk ma
Myles Smile. la Ss, s Sum vs dkeetei. '
Mn. i'l of Gmbeeretwee, bee boa siembel milk •
Wl a dike eneeek. .

lits.Coureeire itereuelea.
Ix sr 4. lloratease.
This treo the AM meatiag kr the proof of debts sed .
*eke eillzhatriceedi:Orizetbiebratellt Seleeeeee.
Wheat',
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whesseeebew • eurples el etre% bee se lbw enlist te roily
let eshelihorrelikwhowed, they ere see exposes, 0 mhos
lawn tbeit— . Debts or •ea amount 'et 8:6301. were
pen& eat the tehowteuraiesk were sprinted wee,
seekktee :—Mr. Walter Wiee-'.relent, of Comm-
, hewn. Kr. T. Beaky, weeltriele restiteter, Chetahlth ,• sod
*tr. :Mot wehlieheemius, teridapetreet.
Reed mad Irreiterd ere seildien to the swigaese. Kr.
lawmen represeated ski wide** ',editor.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Tito lewn book•keoper of the Prioress's Theatre, applied .
to Mr. Hardwick for advise under the following circlaw

Yesterday wowing a goadoesao, who sew the nese of
Power, wiled at As dowses, sad missed $ private box for
ht..&l similarly who wen to *deo4 to perfewswee in
the main. No did not than pay for the box, saying that
he had not the nosey on his person, bat that be would do
so os his swivel is the evening. At 6 o'clock, Kr. Power
arrived with a party of ladles, and the. said that be bad
sot the sissy, hut awed a dumps fee 61. now. the
of Cox and Greenwood's, if applicant could
rotbsakaratirt: difference. Applicant ilea seid this was a •
wry noosesl coarse, and declined to hand him the looney,
hot, as the sus time, offered to nutria him the differs's°,
ea the killowbs. 'Lining if ha left the order and his
address This le nowedingly did ; bat the cheque was
massed the baskets on tho folituriag day (ibis
woraisi), marked "No effects," and ist hia re-
pairiog to the addrese left by Yr. Power, he (nod that no
pm= of that name resided at the place he desaibed. He
(appeared) wiebod to kw+ whether he mold not have a
SWIM spirt Mr. Power, or whether he should sue him
ss am ordiswg debtor ?
His Weesidp rid that as no mosey had been heeded to
kir. Pewit upon tile ord. r, he could not be proceeded ego net
ia that showier, and that the best way would be to sum-
mess his to the County Court.

THE
MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.

BURY (L•ac•entan), Oar. 3. •
This large had thriving mahufacturing town has
brim in • state of essitsment to-day, is consequetwe of the
\medley is it of • handsome aew building, to be called the ,
Bury Athat mem. The Ri4ht 800. Lord Stanley bad ae.
emoted as Invite** to lay the ownerstme, 'itch was to be
sameeded by @diaper at the Derby Arms, sad a public ma* i
fa the melee is ma of the lisp mills of the town. A prc. •
maims of the authorities sad other miblis (muttons/We pre-
aided the commosty, which was Axed for twelve o'clock, and
among the leadieg persoos present besides Lord Stanley '
were Lady Stanley, the Lord Bishop of Illenebestm, the Earl -
cad Countess & Wilton, and their daughter Lady Eery
Ellen's. James Heywood. Esq., hf.P., Wm. Brown, Esq., . '
lt P., sad Alex. Ream, Bei., M.P.
The Bury Athaucam (hitherto denominated the Bury
Menhailim' Institution) was established in the year 1636.
For some years after Ito foundation, however, the number of
member was very limited ; and, oessequently, no large
MOUS* of fumes esuld to raised. The neetha having now
attained to lagoon two and three hundssd, the members
Mead It necessity to snake as effort at obtaining larger ao-
essamodatioe, the instantioo having been hitherto con-
gested la a mall build's, is the Wylds. A strenuous
rto the piddle wee resolved upon, and a number
s tdeaera latemeted in the now awesome% held meetings
le enegessalen with the meenhars, whoa it was determined
as eashlielt an Atheneum, and, il the nseawry fonds could
be robed, to erect • suitable building. '2,00111. or 3,0001.
\ma subscribed is the coarse of a few months, the
pshwwMieasl esmenitese postured es•istates of the coot of s '
mew bailee. It we. agreed to accept that of Mr. Sidesy
Smirks, mobieset, of Loudest, who pre osed to watt the
beildies at • east of 4,0001. The sits chosen is a plot of
Emend ad)oislug the newly-anted Town-ball, in New.
therketsetree• The edifice is to be erected in the Italian
palatial style, from stone hews entirely from the quarries of
W Bast el Darby, le the neighbourhood of the town. It
will pewees &fruitage of 130 feet, Maas 46 feet is depth.
Tee peemeriest formed in Urges. square at slaves o'clock,
and proceeded by way of deny-strtet, Clough street, Rock-
street, Fleit-etteet, to 11.1ton.stresc, hear the East Lance- -
shire Railway station, and returned through Silver street,
elsothester rood, and Broadstmet to the Attetemm. All
W swots through which they proceeded were crowded
with spostriere. The proosesim included nearly all the
members of the fostitution, preceded by the borough bend.
They were followed by the carriage makes in the employ-
Meet of the East Leneashire Railway Company, to the
emehes of sixty or esmate, heeded by the Heywood band. '
Thu prooesdugs, whits the proceseion arrived at the rius
of the Wed uttoe,whicit is is the centre of the tows, were
mameneed by No. J. R. Kay, who gam a brief history
of the origin of the isseltation. Be said the building which
the Meetweies' institution (sow to merge into this society)
al pressed esseried was the gift to the members of • gentle-
man who had taken • greet warm ie the institatim, Mr.
Estessed Gaudy, of the Wyllie. (Caren.) Be also stet, d
that the Earl of Derby bad generously given th *Around en
which the building was emoting in fee to tits ushabiteets
for ever. Owed 'bogie.) He condaded by promoting,
es behalf of the member, an elegiac silver Vowel
to Lars Staeley. The Vowel was extremely elegant sad
was embkemseil with the era of the home of Stanley on
the back, sail the ass of the tmu of Bury appeared on the
(root, with this imerlption :—.. Presented by the members
of the Bury Adisesees to Ike Right Hoe. Edward Geoffrey
Barrie Itrenley, ea his hying the foundation stone of that '
inssiattion, Out. 3, 1630."
Lord STANLEY, on presenting himself, was reeeived
with several rounds of enthusiastic cheermg. Be mid—
Ladies end gentlemen' sonneeted as I am by many and close
She with the tows el Rory, I have at sees and cheerfully
F' with the request made to ma by word of tho
ielabiteats of this tows, that I would take part in the
&TN
of this day, by laying what I am hardly cog the
the wan stone of a bandies whisk I may hope
erieslated to promote in no intoosiderabie
Sepal tin mealort, happiams, and improveseest of a very
idgp ISllink et the popolatios of the Man sod soles-
WHIM& Hear, hear.) Imyof a very law portion of
MM atlou, became I as unwilling to believe, mad
igdpi she great interest whlth I ow excited in the crowd
emeekd see, prevents see for a moment believing that this
thriving sad prosperoes masetunity le behind Mad with the
wet et the age Is that noiversal dohs foe knowledge, that
HMO elm sandal cultivatim which a ths distingoilhiag
sad \countable theracteriwic of the present day. The days
in leas by when science and literature were the luxury
of die privileged low, they have become in these
amereary for the many sad sot a Mum
Sew. It is net the Mont dames sad the
'lMilideffelet &IMO, who pursue abs paths, the tastes,
V et kersaran and Wean ; but also the mann-
ed oatinet—thos• who have still their way
aim is der *AK wise have still their worldly forties
tedler—stye, Ond Or more, the swift.* the artisan, the
-, depeadmis fee his doily lined epee his daily lobos:—
at thine fee kngerlecligai alga is the eaten mamas of
is', as it is the wooing modes for boding to, Wel-
t imyrovesseat tad mestal ealtioadea. (Rear, bear.)
roe wen se other Maga derived how this ad.
&sire Oa ha/sided. this that it malls to aninter.
Ito etberesim.seatresties lbw'g JAWS.*
. abeerbing pagraim, hat me of those pp r- ,
whisk lupin arm the casaaat endeavour to acquire
- mil teekisha worldly advaamp, which, after all,
wths maimpstes el ak oommialW eaterprise—l lay,
to lie moshasie sad the artbea, lithe pursuit ot
luietr=ditid asthlag more than substitute the shams et
Merman and mime kr the pursuit of ..usual it
face and Motel ia it lade the butabler
as away hen sue Oduipase to the cultivation
se lotelleet, sad to the lespernMeat el the Lad, them
isspriest sod scat hook harked heat the unwind
std sad thing he ismarbdp is the puma day. (Cann.)
aeons alike feel that dm pink it kawaledge is, to ass
words of the poet :
Set honk sad as/tbs.:loran bole twria4 •
Bet seehat es h hp:Weimer
Sae a prestos! hea ee amen ewes \
Where ow mode mak nips.
' no snide solidi Weak" hamen the Phut Ise haw-
'e some other Iwo Mammas &deft laressme the
indaiged ; end, to ses the words of osashre pest—.
The lowesm of aped* deth pm
By what It hob spa.
pademos, theme are ether mg higher esivaa: tie .
rod seiesee sad Illeastere *Japan the int. es.
‘ the lecultia et the alai, gives a mew Jul=
—......:tbe inevesema both of the &stare \ —the
the hematerial void, by whiskweft are sommaaileg, mril
% maples all fais to feel room sad thn ,
wooden et eremite, mad the trMas sad intellipowerfullygeaso
whisk hes prodend them. (Hear, hear.) Lastly,
=, Mere is ea* peat sad prominent alveateas
allow suskat I Most this will bo whim fosadoties
this thly misighlioa. IS being topther la ma .
I. oat saltiad, sib kradabio
.iweatittolbatillit bilitiladisitse mak. °girl maillhill'nve
togatkg;Slit
gapa
patiosampuu.. whirsiapcienuitswiatitnissiaittio.likop.:7=viaai
mum 0 wthehdallseieseLkepaimii.:lL
tdesion
- ‘ that from the bidhat to the lowest we ore all radar
, letelleetadly,resposedldebainp;all maimed with hieing ,
'les this those dui toad to the men attainment &earthly
• ilio moo onviddos sad wpm% of bodily meat ;