The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-25 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMILIO&

Sts,-The following is the list of subscriptions
received this day, the kind insertion of which in the Express
will greatly oblige.-1 am, &0.,
Garibaldi Committee, J. MACRAE MOIR.
10, Southampton-street, Strand, Sept. Si.
Wisbeach, 10s. ; An Apprentice, IL ; Right Hoe. John
Parker, U. ; Rome • Venetia, Is. ; Miss J. M. Browns,
10s. ; H. Crofts, 2.6 d.; A Friend, la. 6d. ; A Friend, la.;
A.. 2s. ; A Well-wisher, 2. ; A Friend, Is., per Mill -
Gulls and Mrs. A. Tuner (Exeter) ; Rev. F. Valpey,
se. ; Mrs. Bruton Bruton, 11. ; An Invalid Teacher,
2. 6d. ; Lord Kinnaird, 21. 2. ; the Hon. Arther Kin-
, naird, M.P., 21. 2.; Messrs. Trade and Sae, 11.; Ratazzi,ls.;
Mr. F. Monroe, 10e. ; Mr. John Smedley, 21.2. ; Felicia
B. Hastings, 55.; Lieutenant-Colonel H. Fyere, 2/. 24.; Mr.
John Alderson, se. ; Mr. H. Hooke, ss. ; Max, 10e. 6d.; Mr.
W. G. Windham, 54 ; Rode Hall, 11. le. ; Miss Lea, 101. ;
A Little Boy, 2s. ; J. C., los. ; Mr. James Carden, 10/. ;
Quintus, bs. ; Mr. Henry Golding, Is. ; Mrs. Crichton.
Friars Cane, Dumfriesshire, 11.; A Prised, 6d.; Mrs. Hervey
Woodhouse, 31.; Mr. Arthur Shepherd, 3e. Sd. ; Mr. Daniel
Bentonville, 4e. ; Madame Laura Baxter, 11. le. ; Sixty
Workmen of the Shell Foundry, Royal Animal, Woolwich,
1/. Bs. 3d. ; Mr. Briggs, se. ; Mr. Cox, ss. ; Mr. R. Stonley,
3s. &L; Mr. W. U. Taylor, Enfield. 51. ; General Coo-
veuience, 4s. ; A Poor Bookbinder, fifth enhecriptioo, Is. ;
Mr. Henry Vincent, 11. Is. ; J. H. Bayswater, 11. Is. ; Mr.
George Vaughan, 11. Is.; Mr. Felix Slade, Walcott-place,
21. ; A lady, 11. ; St. John, 2a. ; S., Perm's,' Castle, 2e.

On Tuesday evening a public meeting of the
inhabitants of Rochdale was held in the Council Chamber,
" for the purpose of expressing sympathy with General
Garibaldi in his noble efforts for the unity and indepen-
dence of Italy, and of memorialising her Majesty's go-
vernment to use its utmost efforts to obtain sa speedily
as possible the evacuation of Rome by the French troops.°
The meeting was called by the Mayor (Mr. J. T. Papa),
in compliance with a requisition numerously signed.
SINGULAR AOCIDINT AT • Hum HUNT.—Last GARIBALDI AND ITALY.—The Glasgow City Hall
week the Elstow harrier', belonging to Mr. Turner A. was densely crowded on Monday night by the friends of
Macao, were out hunting, and found a strong animal in a Italian freedom for as purpose of protesting against the
field near Barford-bridge, over the river Ouse, about Ave occupation of Rome by French troops, and of expressing
miles from Bedford, near which the Cambridge sod I symPethy with Garibaldi in his present misfortunes.
Bedford Railway, rule. Theban took to the rail- 1 Waite" Buchanan, Fmq.,
way followed by the hounds, when the train which leave. I occupied the chair and
opened the proceedinjs with an able speech. Resolutions
Cambridge at 10.10 a.m. was discovered coming at a were unanimously
brink rate. The huntsmen and gentlemen followed by theopted denouncing the occupation of
Rome by Fromm as a standing menace to Europe, and a
aide of the railway, and endeavoured to call off the d I violation of the law of nations, and asking theßritiah govern-
but without success, they going at full speed after the hare. moot to use its influence for the recall of the French'
Quickly the engine ran upon the track of the pack, instantly 1 troops. The meeting also sympathised with the patriot
killing five fine dogs, sanding their 101011114 in all directions, ! general in present circumstances, and united with othen tu
the engine carrying away • good portion of a carome which i inviting him sad his family to this country in appreciation
was fixed iu one of its wheels ; the leg of the sixth dog was . of his purity of motive and self escaificiog devotion to his
out off, so that the poor animal had afterwards to be country.
shot The hare escaped, as did all the horse* and their I Tao HARTLEY Ixerrrrnow.—The arrangements
riders. 1 for the opening of the Hartley Institution at Southampton
EXTRAORDINARY FIAT. —Mr. Samuel Harris, ion the 15th proximo art rapidly Progressing. Lord Palmer.
landlord of the Fox and Crane, Bristol, accompanied by ston, who is to inaugurate the opening, will be met about
his brother, adopted a novel mode of visiting the Inter- . two miles from the town by the mayor and corporation, the
nation Exhibition. Having seated themselves on a vetoed. magistrates, the volunteers, reralr...ri infantry, artillery, •red
pede (which had previous/7 been constructed by Mr. Barn* engineers, Fonder; and Odd Fellows ; • and his lordship
off they started, and arrived in London (a distance of ji will be escorted into the town under numerous triumphal
miles) on Monday, at mid-dal, the journey baviog oempied arches. After the Manouratime • banquet will be given by
exactly twenty-one hours and a half. After speeding an" the mayor in the large reading saloon. In the evening a
days in the metropolis the return journey was comfortably concert will take plaos, for which Mr. Rowland, the musical
performed in eighteen been, wither of the traveller feel- coofflietor at Southampton, has been empowered to obtain
ing any fatigue,— Western Daily Prue. . the services of the most distinguished musical artists. Oo
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, ball in the lecture-hall, w • will bout needy 2, persona
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