The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-01 00:00:00

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army of the Deb Mole -
Lai or la coo if strew
lwilittty. If say gook vassal Mold ester my such pod,
Spelsked, or waters, by 'pedal leads or seder Men d
Lt, the authorities of the place shell require her tie
*to sea se moos as poeible, without peneltting bier te
in "applies, beyond what may be seemery few her
U at the like dess Ode order le shat milled he the be
him Midi thin shill be sureuehneed Trudy Aida
toy port, noliked, er oaten 4 Musideads, lb, asedemid-
frefsmeaangw. Mks to ewe mod to dile" tad Ma
require her to pat les sea, wiser user time so in shall,
mar the *bienniums, make mem end remodels. If
there shillenuto ships et wet or pinion bekessing to
I both the odd helllgereete Mita the teediceial Peelsolinies
ether Ilelfmt% is avast* thir MOM pod, endsteid, cir'
*wee lhollwatmokmdeser shall la the mks of • thew
24=itealle .en Mal ikons No doh vessel of either
shall be perodeled,to pet to seek iota after tin
Us d &Sloan 24 bout/ from the time when the het
pereffing kneel af the ether idligiehil (wheels', the um,
lama be • tgiip el war, co privates,, or ebept ship) Aide '1
rheahave left the wan pen, roe, -co WSW% er
waters diked thesis, Mil hseeponed beyond the tonir.,
tend Oriedietios of her MeSsety.
IL Deihl the seelinsemse et the wont hostilities be.
tom the gormands! the Mild litotes of North deer
flak and the *do yaw ihusselves " the Confident.
Males of Mearies," ell ship ef war and privateers at either
belligered are prohibited frees making us of say pot or
:rk the United ikelow of Greet &Mk wed Ire-
ot the Memel kin d% or is real of big 'WIWI
WNW er hedge poser does or dependensies, or of Mr
ilseed WOO to the lookerld jorledidies 4 the British
ems, as a Mike or Ores of Need be my warlike par
*es st get the mime el at** say tesillike of make
opdpemit • aid no ship el wee or pinker d Mine bap-
sent ehell I:ereeftor be permitted to sea eat of or hare of
poet, rodeted, or esters, mabjed to arid& . joriedistio%
Mei which my Milli of the other bellippeng
gintedre the erne shill belt ship of war, s privateer, is $
imams ship) shall have previously depend .Mil after
the wisdom et at Lod Si hem from the departed el
suelt kaloseeediemed men teemed the tanked ;irk
illedeeld hie Majesty.
111. if say ship of woe or privatise of either beliment
nil, whir toe lime whet JIM oder shell be ....act
sed pat in fares ie the United Ekolese mod is the
Wends, and is the wood *Miss sad foreign possenioes
sod depenstemeiss of her Majesty respectively, enter any
pet, roseistead, or mien holden to her Majesty, eider
is the Upheld Kink" or is the Maned Island% or Is
and her Majesty's minks or foreign peemencoe or dr
mmiemeles, sink molehill be milked toddled sad to pet
Mmo within M. door ben otter her Misses into
web port, owildiegliarollimiameept is ewe of lAMB of
uleasors or a hilloglikkg Seedeimme or Skins seaway
Orly emlesigeneedhemMeelldr MINN ; Is either of which
NEI% thenestheellies of Nom% 'eel the Dearest pat (as
lin OM way be), dollomplee but Mon to lea es ma as
pomade after the opkikit of Mk odd of twesty.fonr
bum without perish her to take is supplies, beyond
teleiliney be second fur her iseemediate us ; sad no such
kook which may have bees allowed to rends within
British waters for the wpm of repair, shell continue loamy
sod port, roadateed, or mato% for a lower period them
twomiy-foo hems after her seesaw repairs shall have born
=tr—ldeided, nevertheless, that is all cam is
ee sail be any kneels (whether dips of wax, pri-
vilege% se eiseshant dips) of both the
lairties
galigisseee polla Iltetrzsainffiebk, theit
eel thl=i.. digeolewalfrose of
res= e ass dear • privateer, or •
and the subsequent de-
loalls Mmiketm of to
el war or privateer of the
Mee hoillopen ; umi the hereby limited for the dr
parties of ask sidps 111 WS, and privateers respectively
shall always, le case of seckeity, be extended, so far as
may be requisite for giving effect to this proviso, but not
further or otherwise.
IV. No ship of war or privateer of either belligerent shall
hereafter be permitted, while in any port, roadstead, or
waters subject to the territorial juridictioo of bar Majesty,
to take in any supplies, arced provinces and such other
them us nay be requisite for the subsist**, of her crew ;
Mk essept so meek oval rely or may be sufficiast to carry
wet mod 10 11111 4111111•86 port of bee OWli coentry, or te
ma neworintholise ; and no owl shall be again sup-
plied te wo soh dip el war or private*, is the same or
any other pert, redeloodor waMs subject to the terri-
torial juridistiou of herd.
Majesty, without special permis-
sion, until after the emplatieu of three months from the
time when such coal my have been Let supplied to her
within British waters es domild.—l have,
POW) RUSSELL.
Note—A similar letter has bee% addressed to the Isere-
taries of State for the Home, Cobble', War, and ledia
Departments, sod to the Lords Common' one* of her Ma-
jesty's Tummy.

ipport
mitmt•ioyalf with amply
the hp) guardian of my neir. vartirraCikatio
Baer minted maim flaw *Mgt any mo
6" whether dm imputations oast upon um No bps oat by
your raparianch and otoomatiOn.
Yea bo able to to. trbothar amj effort which 116410.
I 11.6 Mead &owe was mighwirl 4.1) IT to Vold go
fiem tho eamognamos dlth Mau woalmiws; wheats
saatigiativio not mod- sd yertiatad mby ma to
idminolhirm to youraeamitioma amino mom biro
fans Olt Ml* at &ma who Inell maly boat at bud* him
Amid wham bh Whotityvao &w ain toe Glow sad thin
mama has too 100144•11110. What SW the adrift be-
piowod,to Mai kiwi foiled to who a dito iinweilit will
in it you whoillafilia lhafi. t Arid ibmort year
= 441Siii him to a moat rupoalublo Loudon
n Jobs Jaalmoa id alto firm of Young, Flad-
gatm and Jackson, Er ozatruat. filed), a man wholly
unammactod with Wroth, that he might protest Me in-
.

YoeYou remember that you firmly refused to name any
OM% be% I teak I am *aid is mybeg that, whew you were
atomise isdiemed that Yr. Joim JWires hod imam
e
ed. lltanernmiumel to your expecimos reaped* my
caleduet as e reamilia, may I sot with equal eaddisima ask
year judgment am le othe saolivew which setuated the messel
whoa I found timt my weithew welt
8171=VerewlOy into rata and slimy this wit selirA
ausices ilteebeihrs boa applauded 1 At last pm miff
able, di I am is vow. to walsoglist my amertios that i
commitad yea se to the Maps to be taken whim min ap•
mend bartesea, re is orate if, at that time, whiskS
teletlear I aterated to adopt the may remedy ww,
maimed. yes billievad me to have been mureated by other ,
thee. ehrlerdeled demise to Near my ,spier Item OW
reap al tire vtlenrece researely praylar ea We weakaus,
Ad the that weakness ma his
I emadved that same obJeetio• Sijave bees raised
le my rife far torturer es pollute whilst the
hem el abe la well* .peried, but am AO Wh-
ine
rarer ter me
ypeelavvw preirliesi by say emptied= al
pub, I lave Ire hedtatlbe ee dor.,
Mat ertt that you Irolmotdray to a puldie
_era, who
bae titter *pally armed, those areas el eWraos which i
are is .—Belirre me to remain, my dear sir,
yours , O. A. Wisiums,

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wirDiust, 0.3.
31, Great Geerge•eirest, Jan. 31, 13113.
My Oen inierteined that the bunny in to
yen sepinw hes tersenated, I have DO tins is ,
anserythe questions Orn which you sent to refer to sae
for ay
1. you edad your duty to your nephew, as
nelennteirp gmeakett
nine no hesitation in saying that in this, the road
cue which I here ever net with of the sieseassin
wards of court, I have derived the greatest earistaese from ,
your solicitor whilst you were snout on duty in India, and
from your individual attention to your nephew's interests
oboe your return. Iron the circumstance of your absence
is India I soon felt the merrily of addieg to the guardians
appointed by the will of Mr. Windham 's father, via., the
young man's mother and yeareeU. With her mow* sad
yours I added Lord /Med Hervey and Mr. Book, who had
married the young man's aunt las speak to the deep
Interest which they took is his welfare ; their trouble
wee issamant, as wee Weed soy own. His mother,
ahici. thing!, at times tsking different views as
to his traveling and the one subordinate mat-
ters, neer failed to Mend to the nomadic..
I required every possible kelp I scald moan in appointing
tutors to take charge of him. You did not return to
laud till till many of our MiNesities had been encountered,
though we all failed to solve them. I recollect your lettere
from India being reed to me, in which you were moss
anxious (if it were found possible) that he should be sun.
ciently educated for a oomminion in the army; and every
effort was made to secure this desirable object, bat I. van,
owing to his weakens of mind.
When you retuned to linglasil you evinced the nest
lively iuterest is his wee cad tretnestly attended per.
sonli at the dbaressiess that 0001112•11 as to the ditrioultasi
t as emery attempt to improve the young saes
&sneer ; so did she hie other guardian. lan eta. •
eriantiously soy that is =poet yea evinced the highs*
interest la your ward's
Shortly Wore he cane st age you essaulted me as to the
Goan we had better pestae, is maseqesase of his barter
formed a enmities vistas has eines sailed se MssMrm,.
At your rape* eenseillzy renal upon me, I saw the
young ling sad gave ray advise is writing (es I foam"
he did not eamatly report toptbimg that pawed). I advised
him at ease ',appoint a selisheria assmage his asks, sad
to Wald decd (to avoid beg esameaisas). He irked me to
rammed a solicitor. I iodised dabs this, and told blur
to assault his maims. $p spells vary highly cd std
I mid that haled lostteramoult yea You. ea hi ma
semammeded Yr. leeks's. ?be advise I gave was
lemededi ow my own ludgmast. and be promised "list
wepli fallow it I do net thisk any guardian has seer
leNerdiir3argd his duty to a ward whilst under my charge
you did.
Your next question relates to your having had bad
motive. imputed to yon into the late hiquiry.
I teapot of course fathom any mati's motives, but I am
well aware that is every one of inquiry as to lunacy which
is opposed it is quite of course to impute sordid motives to
time who promote the inquiry. I beg to offer no opinion
whatever on this inquiry, its propriety, or its result, but I
feel it a duty to you to say that I always regarded the coo
l duct of yourself and the other guardians and relatives (other
than the mother) in instituting the inquiry to be merely
the natural sequel to all the Interest you lied all shown in
the youth's welfare, and from a last attempt to save him
from the natural result of hie disastrous marriage, regard
being bad to his many eccentricitin I should have thought
the concurrence of his whale family as both sides, except his
mother, would have exempted you from any possibility of
parlous impreesion being made by the charge of interested
motives, whether the step takes were nu or unwires. I
ought. in jostles to you, to add, rime I observed during the
inquiry an alleged statement by Mr. Windham to a whaler
of my being your "bosom irked, that in fact I have never
had the honour of seeing you more than once in society—
via., at Mr. Hook's. but I never saw you at all before your
return from India, and my only other interviews with you
have been when you presented yourself at my court or
chambers in the interest of your ward. I write, therefore,
in no sense as your friend, but in answer to your appeal.—
Yours faithfully, W. P. Wood.
You are at liberty to snake any use you think lit of this

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gentlemen. ...proposes - awe
alternately a dark °lire sad rednlessolase, with gilded capi-
tals, end a line of gold mid the lon The rib will have a
Eiri=iliabcATta:AZbhat‘traeluttr.;
• VII2III pity; with alelligithroamen - gold. ' The
panels are me erred this if in ass rib the ceder of the
Pandst4B.4l+_,lstocarkl• Isszt kt blae, scarlet,
ohm ; psessming a hog liser• of "isigi • Moir running
all down the nave. The neat advantage obtained by
this treatment is the lights* given to the roof.
The rib. blur if .wood. linked Macy- inegt to
crush the inn salmon on which it rested, but by
means of the light pp outside the richer colours, this heavy
look isen,el)ddferpMei It liar, perhaps, be otgened
that the neatemat is in esselenotive ; the. details of the
fitting of the rib are pot distinguished by colour while a
series of false papas is enated. The domes are being past*
forward as swift as*** sad the western, althoo
delayed by want of meteriel, II sow dose on the been of the
eastern. The tannholli are ht OMAN of construction below.
and will be lnistod Wily to the summits of the donna.
They will eon* of a gilt bell sad spike, the ball being menu
feet in diameter. The walls of the pictun *lanes are
beige papered, and will nay shortly in ready for the n-
os** of ninon. Is the western saes= kandetious
are hang laid cm whisk heavy noachbary will rest. The
*hint asses is advancing rapidly. In this latter vrillhe
adWdiMEsel asininity feed, ail* sad vaustalle
losoloil•qt•ed,•4•••weiele7.l a *pm also re-
ennikat and far a seint.class inhume* nark

Carom: waits zi.zor zinc. ,

OXFORD, FIIIDAY.
The polling for this toasty took place this day,
when a great degree of etriteared prevelled dialogitent the
roam distorts. Owing to all excellent anengseards of
Mr. Draped, dab of the paws, the code( was ea-
dueled with the greatest regularity aed order. At Oxford
there were three booths for the riocommodadea of the
1.298 soden in that district, and voting fault dare dins".
huroody at the following places :—ltanbury, Chipping
Harlots, Deddhigtom, Witney, Skeeter, Kettiebed, and Test-
wadi. At se early hoer Oxford was alive with vehicier of
every derriptien, sad them was a general desire on behalf
of the redraw' of brlicendidabes to have fast blood.
At era of the Orford booths the polling wee carried on
with great spirit by the Daahwoodites, who preponderated
by about 3to 1. The Oxford majority was, horrever,
fled by the prependenuice of the South Oxfordshire
constry, the knows stronghold of Coked Pane. The
early pert ef the inorsteg eaw 91r Hoary Dadiwood In •
derided imajorry, but as the slips arrived fora the various
exietri proms the candidates were steed to he exceed-
ingly ekes upon each other, • supposition which proved
to be quite correct.
The result of the contest will be found in the following
Bores, rhea from the announcements of Colonel Fase's
committee, keel which it will be seem the colonel was, at
the dose of the poll, in • good majority.
F. D. Majority.
Testing*
Oxford 4oe .... 237
Whew 317 . 240
Banbury
Chipping lledas ••242 .... 184
Deddilleftl ' lit 180 D.
Distaise
NetNdri 214 .... 234
Trid—.lllno 1.214
Dethweed 1.722

Majority for Fans
The psi amid at the o'oloot, but it was TM real isks
le tie evuoier returns could be attained. The Mil alarm
ef the pull will be duly declared by the High Mpg Apes
tbs books Was made up.

The Council of the Society of Arta have convened
• general meeting of the members of this society, to be held
on Friday, the 7th of February, 1662, at 4 o'clock p.m., for
the purpose d reiriebrine a report from the council on the
vets of as. theenand guineas to the fund now being raised
far • oath:ail menearal to his late Lloyd Vigils's, the
Primes Consort, preaddent of this society.
Rlll.llllOl'S STABLIS.—" Argus," of the
Nonslip Posh deemibieg the Emperor's stables at the beak
of the Louvre, writes :—" Any proper introduction to Mr.
Gamble, who has the chary of them, under Gen. Fleury,
will readlly procure the stranger admission. In point of
stable arclutesteria the beildinp are a perfect model for any
country to adopt, and show bow advantageous in some ha-
lftimee it is that no narrow-minded emoomista should
interfere with the erection of public establishments. The
ridingathool for the Priem Imperial aid for breaking
the royal chargers for the Emperor's visitors and them
old generals who, however brave, may sot be able
to maw their aids with the grime at a Murat or an
Anglesey, is first inspected. Ascended by an easy flight of
steps, the bass at which is areamentod by three magnificent
Was anthem of boars, wolves, and hounds, you arrive at
• balking of noble proportions, supported by pillars, .the
aides al which are padded like a railway carnage. At the
top sad is • hied of gallery for the Emperor and Empress
VIM they some to see the heir to the threes witch them
with his horsemanship. 4f is seat is the exact reeemblthee
of the Emperor's, and his manners even at his tender aware
toned on the true Napdeco style. It is needless to add
that his saddle aid eaddealoths are wondrous specimen► of
the perfection to which the saddlery art has arrived, sod his
Bayous pony, which is the cm! prefer out of all his cones.
Men, is the mast beautiful miniature charger I ever beheld.
The Emperor's stud see as fine • lot of weight carriers as
money and judgment can procure ; and coming as they all
did from England. sae caul& not help feeling proud that the
old *many could produce something b s racing weeds.
Ajax, who bore the Emperor for 16 hours at &Wenn° with-
out shosieg the slightest symptoms of fatigue, is sot no-
=of his Dams, for to looks like °armee 110 Mom to
; sad as for his manners, Mr. Murray, of Man-
chester, would be at a loss to find words for them. The
bozos Is which the animals stand are, as may be supposed,
fitted ay with every appliance for their comfort and con.
meioses • and as you go through the earriagelorsea with
their &Mindsets at their heeds, but for the sue of the
anneals, you would fancy you were inspect* • regiment
of ravalry."
Naturow 'SOAPS or TEDDINGToN, WINN= OF
• DERST Q 1851.—The Illberfeld Gazette says :—" Oa
liemiley week the Belgian steamer Baron Osy arrived at
Attlee', from London, havreegg on board two very valuable
bones, which had been purchased in England for the Em-
ptiest el Morn, and were then on their way to Vases,
vender the sus of an jockey. One of these hones
was the renowned T winner of ihe Derby in
IOU, for which the lhaparar lad paid the mammas sum
of VOW. Ia Antwerp lowboy preparations were made to
land the harms. Whilst the custom-house officers were
engaged in Impeding the effects of the passengers, • loud
nand • nisi was waidesly heard. Ted thmton bid
WO Qs water. The steem.boat people
quayphesed •
board with* ramp hem the easel to the for the
Wes to weft ellen spas ; lent the fiery animal, holes
the and weasels of the board, made • hanwara
plugs end ell hew • height of 25 or 30 feet into the
WNW The horn sent to the bottom, but fortunately
nee spin be the sedan, whoa he was seized by the head,
• end after a of about halfas.hour's duration was
• Ibrenglisto lead. Though apparently militated,
ittar
imwe sullorsd by Ye Involuntary bath in each oaf •

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