The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

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COURT OF ALDERMEN.-RUPTURE IN THE
CITY ADMINISTRATION.

A court wan held on Tuesday, at which we are
Informed • very extraordinary scene took place within
closed doors.
When the Town Clerk presented the bill-book to the
Lord Mayor, for passing the accounts in the usual meaner,
Alderman WILSON requested that the consideration of
Use accounts might be postponed until after the regular
business of the court should be concluded, as he meant to
take an objection to the motion for passing them.
The usual business having been transacted,
The Towle Cxxne again brought forward the accounts.
Alderman Vinson then rose and said he objected to the
passing of the accounts, and he would give his reasons for
his eppositioa.
Alderman Wiaximmediately moved that strangers with-
draw; sad the court was accordingly cleared of the crowd
below the bar. Even the Sword-bearer, and the Mace-
bearer, sad the Marshals, who are generally treated *es
optima when orders are issued to close doors, were
directed to retire, and the aldermen were engaged in hot
discussion between two and three hours. It we. diffkult
to obtain correct information of what took place within the
court, but rumour said that language unbecoming magis-
trates and gentlemen was used, and that the Lord Mayor
was called upon to bind over two members to keep the
peace. After which the court broke up in • state of great
excitement.
THE TILLIIPIC ACROSS LONDON-1111D01.
The Chairman of the 0 I Purposes Committee reed a
report from Mr. D. W. Harvey, Commissioner of Police,
setting forth that the plan recently adopted of compelling
the drivers of trepan, carts, and other vehicles proceeding
over London-bridge at • walking pace, to keep chum to the
kerb stone, had proved most satisfactory in relieving the
geoersl traffe, and if continued, would Wins a greater
amount of public accommodation then the plan recently
projected of making • footway on the sides of the bridge,
and throwing the present footways late the roadway. Ons
eergeant and six constables had bete employed to super*
tend the carrying out of the sew regulation, and the iF
creased expellee would b 3 about 6001. a year. The number af
vehicle; of all sorts end of equestrians passing over the bridlp
from 8 am. to 8 p.m. daily was about 16,000; and of pi-
&striae., 60,000. During the experiment the wages of the
policemen (slightly increased) had been paid out of the pop
lies rates, but it was clear that this could not be cestirtmois
as the service of the men was diverted from their
duties, to an object felling within the province of the BM.
House E,tates Committee. Mr. Harvey, in oonelusion, ea•
commended that the cab stand should be removed free
King William street. The General Purposes Committee
recommended that Mr. Harvey should be authorised by the
Court to continue the experiment sin menthe longer, and
that a conference be bad with the Bridge House Committee
to consider the best mode of making permanent arrange-
ments on the new eyehtes. Also, that the cab stead should
be removed from Keg William-street to Monument-yard.
The report was agreed to, and Me. Harvey's suggestions
ordered to be carried into effect.

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HIATT FALL OF Ssow.—On Wednesday evening
snow Mpaa to fall steadily in London and the neighbout-
hood, and had continued to descend without intermission
up to 11 o'clock last (Thursday) night. The streets and
roads are all but impassable, and the Intense' of the Maim
on the northern railways are witneame to the dielenity of
eommionimiion which it has caused In the country. Oar
meal despatches from Liverpool, Meaobeetsr, Bind, glum
earl Leas bad not arrived at oar ordinary hoar of piss to
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