The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-05 00:00:00

RESTORATION OF POLAND.

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On Monday evening a meeting was held in the
Townla% Derby, for the purpose of aossidenng the bat
means of assisting Puland, Hosiery. and other natioaalli
ties in their straggle for national ezietence. The ball was
erowded to 'nose by an mediums 'oersted of the working
classes end the tr►deapeople of the town; Mr. Aldermen
Moak I. the absence of the Mayor from Ulnae, took the

The CMAIIIMAN, after a kw iatroductory ~marks, read
Wien of apology from Mr. IL T. Bar, M.P., sad Sir J.
Pantee,lll.P , and the followisg brief note tram Sir Cheeks
Napier :
" Sir,—l received your letter yesterday, sod I feel highly
gieweed at your request to attend the toadied, but I as
&wry I cermet Needs to it at present. You will see by the
papers that I me meek eagsged, sad I do sot Wish at this
eneasat it would be diecreet to thrust myself forward.—
Tows, Le.. " C. Nartna."
Mr. PLIWIIk moved—" That this nmetiog believes
tint the manila:ion of the power of the Muscovite
autocracy and the Crier, styled Emperor of Russia, to
be a valuable mesas of securing peace, liberty, ore&
Wien, end international intercourse to Europe, sad
hereby declares its conviction of the absolute werraity of
taraiag the purest war to the benefit of justice and home.
shy, by ca ling the Polish esti an to arms to regalia
its ladependeare, without interferiog is soy way with its
forestal green's or form of government, and them
Lee that it would be rimiest to enlist Poles kito say foreign
ivies, Polish or otherwise. oldies the war were is directed
us to wore the rights cf Poland and the rimognitioa of its
dategritr."
Mr. B•RION 'wended the motion.
M. CMYLINSSI, in supporting the motion, entered at
length tato a history of the aseramblents of the
great length
power, occasionally illestratiog the subject by
referring to a large plan on the wall. He protested whist
the Pules being seat our to the shambles of 'he Crises to be
hatehered like the brave Peewit and &lAA soldiers,
mad all for as good purpose as had yet appeared. What
the Poles wasted was • lean of mosey to enable thew to buy
arm sad go beck to their own cosetry, and orgasm, the
people, sad dries the Has ire monster (ruin the soil he bad
trampled up-a. He deaesseed the Literary Assealaties of
Poland sea humbug and denied that it had say right to
week es behalf of the true Pole.. He thought Lend liar.
siestas was net one of Ikea who would essowege the
harem of ulibieg to force PHOOO Csertoriehl me kir'
epee the people of Poised; for his lordship had writhe
le his as follows I have aothiag whatever to
Li with the parties into wtkb your ointstry is
unhappily divided. That is a matter for you Poles,
sad sot for us lingliehmes to weirder ; my sale °Nest
is to pertains the resteraties of ladepeadeat Palmed.
Whether it is to be a iseameby,:a republic, or • silted
relmeat must be &sided by the Pines." (Cheers.)
etaineed the maser ia which the war was seadseted,
sod essaladed by 'spreads' his approval of the ',solstice,
abash was put to the meets', sad unanimously adopted.
• petition to the Clasen la Canal having hew agreed
awe,
ICONPTANTT Boacsysat proposed • vote of thanks
lathe shaman ; I. acksowleoging which, Mr. Moss took
owe to disown, ea the part of the seining or the people of
Howland, any partierpation in mute of the esatiessaW
aj by M. Chylieski.
cIIST:d estrog (*pawed at 10 o'clock.

Bonner DEATH OP • CLRBOTMAN.—Yeitelday
meesing (Tends') intelligence reached Oxford of the
awfully sodden death of the Rev. George Rigs,, M.A.; and
left Fellow of Qamdee College, who turfed st the rectory,
Chanlton-on Cheroot, mar Oxford, on the previous day.
The reversed ;teatimes, although under medical treat-
ment, pert tamed the services of the church as usual on
Beery, and oat Monday, after partaking of his dieser, was
discovered by the servant, who entered the dining.roem with
the tea service, in a sleeping position. Th;s was not pat-
tieslatly noioed until the hour ter the removal of the me,
mites be was found in the same position without any ap-
parent sign of life. Medical montages was speedily rib-
lamed, but it would sprier that the deatased had long bsfeto
cased to breathe Mr. Riggs was well known and greatly
'stemmed at the University of Oxford and by the parish-
Amore of Charlton-on Otmoor, which living he held vises
1146. The presentation rests with the Provost and Fellows
at Quern's College, Oxford.
In the week ending August 5 the drafts of rick
arriving at the Scutari and Rattle* lamoitals comprised 27
argesnts and 368 rank and file. On thr 31st of July, 12 sr
▪ ata, 1 doctor, tad 188 rank end file left for Begird,
invalided On the Ist of Aagust.ll sergeants, 2 doeton, and
231 rusk sad file left for the Crimes, sonvalescent. The
umber or burials during that week was 13, and the relent
of parrots in hospital was 93 alter sick and 3 wounded ;
men, 1,908 sick and 81 w mailed. In the week coding
August 12, 19 sergeants sad 389 rank and Ale arrived at
Boater' from the Crimea. No drafts left the hospitals
daring that week. The number of burials was 17, sad the
arm of patients on the 12th of August was—odlean, 99
ask and 3 wouaded ; men, 2,202 sick and 76 treaded. Is
the weal ending Assiut 19, the drafts of sick arriving st
&maw from the Crimes included 33 sergeants and 546 rusk
wad film. Fifteen *atriums, 2 doctor, and 181 met loft for
Ragland on he 13th, in the steam-shin Jura. The number
of burials duns,/ that wee. was 16, end ;NI return of the
sick sad worded es the 19th of August was r follows ,
Olsen, el 811.100; wounded, 2. Noe summinioesd of '
&elan, and privates, 2,360 sick ; worded, 167. Is the
Gimeral Hospital *he netnhar undo, treatment was 434: in
the Barrack Hospital, 1,177 ; is the Palma Hraftal. 284 ;
sad at Rattler, 622; making the total sink MA wearied.
3,617.