The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 15, 1852.

PRIPAYLATION 8 AT BT. PAUL'B.-13Artinnur.
The appearense of the works la the bagger of 15t. Paul's
new presentee gry Onward sad impulse appeargee, and
is the gene sp poorly mug egnested with
the Earl Umbers ogee. sod Se Lord Ohembeekla's
department, arisempeeled ly the as. sad lie. D. W.
Num, the City polieweemitisakum were setively ea-
rts goal womPlitleB the erewegemente which are to
osibeereed et the simples et the illestrisee Mee.
Telseretallseles is the western mg see isished, sell Sr.
00, with Wig eieth, .pretty.riry ef deg mad
velvet being bang en the ...tenetfirms the trait
of there 'eg% end whisk tribe them sees the yam raft
epee for the pomp, ef the peeskien. Tim stupendous
esephitheatre the seas wader Ore gess, is she ell het
semplegd, as will be the tallith, in the north and meth
=They will aloe be soured with black sigh sad
with appropriate heaglep.
The meaty. /wig ensseeded Is nesting thegry-stours
ewer the coal= heasedleesty below the -re, end
preparing the Or lewming the rage, serval ar
tisans were b y augged weardeg and ks
the apparatus whisk ti he empieyed is depealtieg the re
mains of the illustrious esramearker. Is Drier that they
may not sustain bejsry, the meeset and cushion upon the
top of Nelson's tomb bare bees removed. It had been rag
vested that the seresphigus which contains the ashes of the
great naval chief enabt easily be moved a few feet more
the southward of go centre to admit of the tomb of the
immortal Weilingles being placed alongside it, and so
allow the negke of Paglaare two greatest heroes to re-
pose lusseg the home at the metropolitan cathedral. A.
yet re stepe bag been taken to shift the tomb of Nelson,
nor Is that thegyht likely now as by removing Dome tab-
lets to die sassy of a brother of the Trafalgar hero,
selleium epees will be obtained fur depositing the body of
this lemented esemender-is-ebief.
Very ostensive platforms are being erected on both sides
of the eatiedral, outside the railings, to facilitate the arrival
sod departure of visitors. They are each above 200 feet long,
and will enable more than a dawn carriages to sat down
at a time.
The steps leading to the grand entrance are being covered
over with a suitable hoarding, so as to protect those who
have to take part in the ceremony from the iselemeney of
the weather, and a platforms is now being thrown out
which is to aive the eofdn from the ear, and upon which
a kind of machine will be placed, which will tiondset the
body down the nave to the choir.
All basin's' will be suspended as the day of the funeral.
The government cakes will be clued,aad tbe authorities
at the Bank, Lloyd's, tin docks, and other large concerns,
have also intimated that their establishments will be shut.

Preparations are WIN; made to form a trophy appro-
priate to t►e occasion on lamp). Bar. The whole of the
structure will be covered with black cloth, surmounted by •
plane of feathers, while the armorial beariop of the illus-
trious duke and other heraldic devices will adorn the two
sides of the bar.

TiiE LINE OF FUNERAL PROCESSION.

For some days past the entire line of the epproachin
funeral procession has presented a remarkable and unusual
appearance, signs of preparation for viewing the spectacle
being visible in almost every shop or house throughout the
line from Piccadilly to St. Paul's. The exhibition of bills
offering seats is almost universal, and, assuredly, the shop-
keepers and occupiers of the various houses from which a
view may be obtained are not chargeable with apathy or in-
difference to their peenniary interests in their desire to
render due homage to the memory of the illustrious de-
ceased. Enormous prices have been asked fee seats, win-
dows, floors, &c., commanding a good view of the soured
cortege, and, to • vast extent, have been acceded to by
portiesdetermiaed, cook pus caste, to witness the mow
mon. The demand for places has, in fact, mere than equalled
previous antisipatiou, great as that had been, sad it le be-
hoved that there will be on the day of the ceremonial com-
paratively few usitaken. Generally speaking the tariff is
muck enhanced in the ratio of prozimity to St. Pall's.
the most startling prices being demanded for 'dodoes
along Ludgate-bill to the lower end of Fleet-street, wills*
the view of the procession will, of necessity, be the Me
prolonged and the best. Close to and around the wild
churches in the sloe numerous tiers of seats have bees sew
aimed, calculated to hold en lamas* number of persons.,
For the most part these fabrics are slight enough, but are,
it may be hoped, of sufficient strength to obviate eny pow
sibility of danger to the adventurous individuals for wYe
they an intended. By far the greater number of spook.
will, however, be in the streets, and the crow ect Mile
°maws," who will assist at the Amoral of
great duke, may be expected to be ma
even alarming, although dllikileated thing a line of almele
extending two or three Mere in Moot. Limits doe
will
tickets pour
have forth a reredos dieltitsie ;
abut, la willldds,
, it is odolell, bwoßbsailysewid 2=dr.
&rest railway ars% amoberlso barbed. of
most of them roun *RIO to made previstiel *MOWN
to join the mot throe sebum*, wits udll be Ems
together on this great cereals.
TIM RAILWAYS.
Dodo tbe week sewed ansonaesmenie have been made
28E0 amessee of the wring railway's...mire, that it is
Yuen to Showed special tabs Ili do metropolis
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re ye Den Ollsibillis. ram death Wales, by the
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POLICE ARRANGEMIXTEL
111001.1111011 TO 111 01111/11111 NOT. 18, 1852.
The funeral preembra will be formed is Bt.
Jaawerwab, seer Ole Zane Gaud'.
No ese is to be edisksed lase the parade geed, or say
of the use la IL Jasases er the Gressi=.l7 the
reassis& swept the persons hada, the add
Owe awed la the arreagessele sad railitary sad
paths hem
the Hoses Gaels awl the gates Indies from
the walk to the Mess Guards, will beeps for
the of those satiated to eider, areordleg to the
dieselkeedises the end him the 1.1 Marshal ; the werieges
rtilsener4mos Pedie=esekan =eft pie as
W aid of the Ordeserwalk by Onerrgate, or the Bird-
esirwalk tram Phalisel ail tie AM ;gam Me Breads
of IL Jones% asi Me Pasha will be kept
The wile MOE. le en Me poseselia_ far ell bo ad-
Mind leto the eniesen of lIIL Semela WO ben the Bird-
lime-walk any, eel nee re Wm reek hem PlesedMy,
sad by thep piela le Ms mew err Innediel Seen, bat
Me hst will be demi al ma., sad sot
wood agile mil the Oman m 9ooseelse has mend O.
Thel'evls Oadeird.
secrkvill p hem the Noon Wards *min
the Osailletimill. Weiss r
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grulseideit le the mune& amp with peaces Wring
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bosom home
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•
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epee the of neesein, WI hi Wowed to pm hours
to on
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le me host $ Oink; say part of the
eimdeirr of lem mitlege9 Vie* a.m.; MIA be
Mee. troweser, by pumasr, peg to Take to Wow std.
IMM Was to nosh Temple Par Man le AIM sae. as
by lie palm menden within Os 011! of lasise; so
=je will be allowed to pas Teeple Dm miles Mss 10
The bon pima et tho ends of limn Inas Ms the
Nee of
Mak =Milt mish4 Mr=
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shiels eel latise this 9 am. Mlit if son Mins
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No
melt hr mom m
No wimp sr panes es Mossback are be Wowed to
~.i.tsibeweitr of the Nee, or at the eed of say West
Wass is MI me be Awed to ramie in asp part
einArtiaway aneg the
be inee by the sliii flitt pram •
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Mae esti of eljelehe semi sed gem, ere bing Idles
47W minion do see gamble es lay part meal am
Mm the poem of the eroird, end gin the edi-
al N~nt~l t* ormittemsMalls
seep to remove seem
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to poem* ammo dierier Teingirsar. A *ast
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din am&
The Ine Minns will be ken by the pollee aft. tie
=ra paid sari the when hyper reined
No poise eas be allowed to film the ennion
the lOW an MOO* mime set te attempt le de so,
as west ewe my odes fries the moonset Mime le
mon,
p of Wee mime re
mem. sed MME gent oodles&
order blame disterbak WM ft te so Wean be
pained m this Mena esseeles.
The poise give imp haft mailisible fir limes
going SOS MO, Mims sel Mule when le tale vp the
When at hems oe the Ike s opmesesies hei nide'
St. Peals.

eto;ets ludas to the estrous Ws the City of IMP
as la Melbas will be kept sputa Au perms ides to
Is. Pure by that route.
the past themitthr• lead*/ beet the City will be
kept bee fees °beauties for the retort of tke oraapeay
altor tie esnaway is St. Poore.
RICHARD MAYNE
Cosualeelesier of Police of the detterellt.
Makaptelitaa Polio -die% N0v.16, 1862.