, 1861-01-12

Con = WAS deuFeIEA " mr. tunEH ldA& evening a. |
Metropolitan Han, btfese q Sowaed houst. The
lecture was delivered q she usual s.stylc
Of the lecturer, and Nh illustrated with numerous
anecdotes He gare description of the size Of |
the Metropolis of91eat Brit4in-its population and
their manner Of living; eommerce. traffic, plaog-
phrases, holldays. fes' e. Ths tonoSin ~ =
TSndon contain. ii s ssle., ID s,co 600 In
minutes; asd the dta!h5 Pc eyer! eight minutes:
pased streets. oxtendins 5on niles besides Ianes.
naatly. :. Tho eity contains about sdL6oo houses;
tss Is snSaa
row they wou1d reach across the whole Of England
snSasiI9 snS E9se to shs 1s sSS5s m E
feet, and Il supplied by lseompanics: thzeugh19o
miles Of pine Nearly 800 900 tons Of coal u1c con:
L. IL l. Sa 32 o
city which amounts: d: tso6,oo per year. The
pRsea aae r e.
hood Of Cornht1l hss bscn told At t:s, rate Of S.
ooo.@o peE aete: r sea.s e he dwslllngs Of ~
R1aG re- sasi = s. spss et
lowed. The condition q the river Thaues II sym
ner time ia disgraca 70 he community; Paria-
receives the oulponring1 o1 III tho sewers Of the
MetgopolIs;. Many d1stPiectlns agents haye: been
Of the commercial Importance Of the .Th1mes-in
the gear 1857 the tonnage entered was ao0 co., and
that cleared Was 2 aoo,n go The amount or daties
S'fs The speaker then described London fog. ills
utterly Impossible to escape II; g. where 99e will
Wiz isx 81 sailes Of psepla ais il % eDjoynsat
Of bus Eky.
men are stationed in the principal streets to keep
the carriage way clear bat that IL easier attempted
Than e1esuled I !, calculated That Eithn The
.sfonr aEe 10 and
iMns M 90 niIe: per a.y essh' :Ths eevss6msat dat5 !
Il n5 f hs9s e be
city. It is estimated TINT the fares in public vehi.
cles amount to so, ,po4; per rear: The total
so@,ooe % J. re traiie x over % London Bffdsc IN one
day, hy aetual count, wxs ,4s3 cabs, 4.e68 onlni
buses. 92i5 wagons and carts, 248 other vehicles.
I'd q hus4ss led q i3iade making tef3 d
In vehicles G0,6sd. total 1880.
The church goeEs amount to CO.. 600. about one
md md chapeis, Which nc Increasing constantly in
number. In the summer time there Is great deal
Of outdoor preaching. The charities Of London
TIE E
10 Coz 1oaycs Of bread to men and boys, and OQ0
| ii London there arc thousands Of waya Of max.
| Ing money. One man dives in the sewers for what
! may be washed OF dropped therein. capitalist
atcsiE,ed by women md rfsola. There is no waste
OF anything. One man h4Js bones: another rags
another eesa5enas; II sfnEt, there Is nething 20 20
the poor Of London. How do tho poor I've II Lon
don. Tho neel1e-women. many Of them with bro
ksh down constitutions, enrn q cents TO $loo PEI
II F1+f hal O. III n
Fa:hion nlisrstss to ths We.t. In tho vicinity o1
the palaces and parks. Successful professional
sicians about Hrnunpiou; medical students neai
their respective hospitalss lawyers chiefly intabt
the mus Of seuEt fraoes it2ly Polanl 4ad 9c Hun
Square. Not even in their natise laud do. The "a
rlous races 4 men who inhabit the world OF Lon
don preserve more strictly their tha.
varieties Of mankind to fYe distinct types, hut !
yoawete to judge Of the appearance q tho popula
tten 1f h9ne xon would think the Sa''e!ie
with him : tIt1c Is ). handlc;" be eaIlt tFewsef
ps1p5sssaesse on ,aes dsaR2 nGRt !. sas
to ! tailol's iii Is Is haw.wid baw.s City slam
:.b1caktag shins,' an nn.ound scheme Is : ashy.'
''plam' si,ooo, "m.rysold" =. 100000 Taer
| usE HQ lEsb 1HHu 0uAu1Cu ~ e4thc pake
scb for the different colns. The oration Of greast
rc.noving-componnd pesasor was thua described il.!
pubic generally, ere's yer grand setcral rel
owa,er, moi Of Ter tupppenny, hapen,nS, p,,s,
l'ot my h'own, prepared from receipt wat g
been hin h'os.r famiiy nesrT atnco hit 'as bin b
family. Il makes ha hold coat better than II
new o,ic. 'Ercs yer grand reno .ater 'wat remove
grease spots. hink spots. hand nall h,2ihcE sDos
also have 4 peculiar r1ans Of their own:
Kc then described tho holidays Of the city, Whie
are numerous and generally observed BY all classe
The Queen being popular, and tnany desiring to
business under her auspices, leads to many ineo1
| .1uities. have seen card In Which man cal
llim+c illuminating artist to her Msjesty' =.
from the fact thar he lighted the gas Tampa In II
vicinity of tho pa11cc-
Thc. f.ondon cries arc. rapidly dying out; the
glory IL departing.
The second lecture Of tho series will be deliver
this evening, en- the samc subject, London" al
will no doubt attract large crowd Of admirers
: the distinguished lecturer and advocate Of q
| cause Of Temperance.