The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, OCT. I. ATPOISTMEWS. Com-
Ruder F. Egerton, to mad, steam at College. Lieutenants
H. Pearson and E. Lacy, to Eseelkst ; C. J. Didhans, to
AFIL92III; and C. Nollotb, to Albion. Muter G. H. N.
bower, to Agamemnon. Acting Assistant-Surgeon E.
IP-vely, to Victory. Second Madero W. C. Buck and C.
P. Mager, to DaiArr; and W. H. Sharp, to Agamemnon.
Carat' Assistants W. 0. Battey and Halle, to Water-
loo, J. H. Harvey and T. Oiler, to Victory and . G.M.
helicon, to Impregiodole. Naval Cadet B. W. Baa, to Mi-
nns. Master Smiths W. &Sal, to (.1141AMIS; and O. Cot-
lel:, to Portsmouth Yard.

PORT:4110CTIII, OCT. I. The flog (blue at the
aim) of Rear-Admiral Arthur Parashawe, Sl= :it%
panted Superintendent of this. dockyard, was
dentin- on board the Neptune, 120, ordinary dlopOt oh*
Ora salutes were exchanged with the Commoilor-W
(lief, Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs, S.C.U.R. wkrainV
ship. the Victory, returned the complims.t. Bear-
Pnuott's flag (rod at the miser) was hauled derml rig
same last night. The Electra, 14, C
Bemis, is seuly out of the hands of the
sad will be ready for sea in a few days. 11114
learpthooter, 8, was taken out of the steers begin to,.
day and masted. She has also been taken alongside the.
dcskyanl to he fitted out for foreign service. She was put
is coristu'imlon yesterday, Lieutenant Parish. The Lea.
pard. 1 It, steam frigate, took in her heavy armament to-day.-
TM compasses of the Niger, 11, steam sloop, Commandne
Heath, were adjusted yesterday afternoon.

THE HOTEL mt Vtux OF PARl5.—The 116 tel do
Ville will be completely terminated in the course of a few,
weeks. The ern tt.• of the building was laid on the leatla.
July, 103, in the reign of Francis 1., and the caselneng„
was accompanied by popular rejoicings. The works were
°Pea interrupted by war, or the disturbances of the times,
and they were only completed according to the original
design in 1641. In Hint, canaries repair* and changes
wen effetted, la 1811 it was determined to greatly en-
large the Hhtel de Ville, or to build a new one; but it was
not until InIS that • competation was opened amnia erohi
tects for a plea of enlargement. The Emperor Napoleon
wished to have the saloons arranged in such a we,
that, on grand cc rrmnnies, 6,000 persons could sit
at table. Ile also wish., a theatre to be added to
the building, 101 l to hate the Place de Grin ea-
lewd, and placed in communication with Notre
Dame by ensue of a splendid bridge. Plans for this purrpme having been selected, were approved of by the En•
parer, seek the experae sae estimated at 25,000,000 f. But
under the restoratioa these Were were luswirletel, raw,
dosed, and the Hotel de Ville vas not enlarged. In 1832,
the Count de Bondy, then prefect, took up the project of
the Emperor, and caused plans to be commenced fee men-
ial, it auto execution. H. de Itaiabuteau, his sionessor,
'emanate d, in Ina, a COMIIIiMiOD for drbnitively tersainat-
ia4,the pins. On the Aped, 1036,
the
wen approved
aby the Minister at the Ihteraor, end on h 20th August,
the socks at r^ Comm need. Ise, were eeePhied in
four lean, et an a epense of 12,417,Mt Tith futmluf
"arks and decoration. were then begun, and were continued
141'41, After a 'light interruption awed by the dastard
Meet of that period, they were resumed, and are now draw-
tha to a Con, When completed, the internal decoratices
real he uorivalled in the world.
BERE.singro AGAIN.—At the anneal meet-
iy of the Divamow Agricultural and Labourers' Friend
but..; y on Tuesday last, the aught lion. W. Bereeford
nenal the prom-bop by alluding to the objects of the
r•tmy. and, iph wring the utisfsetion he kit in taking
"Ykinet calculated to benefit the poor. It had
en penal in this county that benumb he would not cab-
in' is the insoles of a hired mob at Breistree, he wee not a
bead ti tle latineriag claws. That wee sot true ; than
*as Mat, I.e would sot do to moots the intends of
tart, st..e .• ha .are lafore him cane to receive the prima
of the one. ty . but when men passed the bounds of demise?
a. 'hey dal at lirandree, they were no longer rtspeetable
!h'o't refit Li steel:eat men ee ueekania sad titaness, but bemuse a
~aid at was because hr was sure ao snit ekes
se. t.l,e hand at • mystic, at DJAZDOW that he had so
rub satisfaction in cowing amongst them. He meted
uPae tMai Messed the satiety was intended to do them
"""ei=elllllllllolllte and 'cumulating their industry.
" • OW liagele.") lie was afraid them who
Mg wages had not so much to pey them with es they bad,
'ad d the laboartr, by an alteration of the law, got a
the-ip leaf, Le ,old not septet to have the same wages--if
they had things at a mach cheaper rate, and had send,
IL "'Le rages, they were in a much hatter condition than
they et re beta*. (A voice, " 1 get may 7..") You its
aleck Witte Oft mid be, with 7s. now thee with 9s. before ;
het if that nu had hs be woad meat 11e., for • dined.
Wald mind is hem .ford CAroskk.