The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-05 00:00:00

r 0 TOOS PROCEEDINGS IN HYDE PARK.

The "League" formed for the purpose of get-
ling the pries of bread reduced had publicly stated
that the members did not intend to bold a meeting yester•
day in Hyde Park; nevertheless great numbers of person i
game together as on several Sundays preceding, and break.
leg up Into liao-e, gathered round half a doses speaker,
who, is various parts of the park, held forth upon the high
prim' of breed and the need azistiog for political reform..
The tenor of these discourses was to the effect that these
who never work get all the good things of this world, whilst
than who labour are in want of the 0001111.11 necesaaries el
life. The land, it was stated, was la possession of the doh
dose, whereas it ought to be the property of the many,
The capitalist, having money at his command, buys up
del
the ens, sad then charges what he likes for it. The
speeches, however, were roughly brought to a close, b
some hundreds of lads and others, who compered
to pelt the speakers end their auditors with heavy
clods. After a time, another speaker commenced a
violist deestsciation of the government. who, he evened,
were pretending to carry on war with Russia, and thug
keeping up the price of corn. It they traded in cern with
Turkey they could cat it at 265. a quarter, whereas they
were paying an enormous dies for corn grown in Rum*
whereby that despotic power was benefited. The Rovers-
meet were deluding the people, and he would recommend
petition to be signed upon the spot, praying the Queen to
demise them. A gnat fall would then take place in to
price of bread, for it was well known that the ministers
were keeping up the price is elder to drive the half-sterved
artisan sad labouren to enlist la the militia. (Shame.)
dad not only that, but they were talking about the belie;
et high, ea the thassembliog of parliament was to draw lade
end young men from their firesides. They must therefore
do all is their power to get rid of the government, and
obtain • proper on in its pleas.
The speaker was proceeding is the same strain when
gentleman, who had bees to see his brother at the Duke of
Somerset's, was seen passing along the park, end he was
assailed with some bnadred clods of turf. Re ran away as
feet as possible, several hundreds following hi., and before
he could pt out of the park gates he wee terribly kinked
about. The rabble nest turned upon those &nudist
resod the meeting, and a coati discharge of tart,
rens% end other missiles, was kept up, until the crowd was
obliged to ran as mosso. Lathes and gent/amen, quietly
crossing the park, were treated In a similar brutal manner.
Two elegastly dressed ladies were pelted sad knocked dews
near Grosvenor gate. Two gentlemen were pelted until
they could scarcely stand, when their hate were stolen off
their beide, aid a snatch was made at a gold watch one had
is his side-pocket. Another gentleman received a nears
eat over the left aye; end any one who had beat drawn to
the spot oat of cariosity, in the garb of a baker, was most
tcngbly handled.
About cis o'clock in the evening a scene that en barely
be described took place is the park. _ Some fifteen hundred
men, boys, and lads with tart leaded as the rods with wet
earth, pelted every one near, not even sanding young
Andrea nosing home. Such a disgraceful sperategis has
sambaing has wits, seed is this park. Seeing the dia-
gnose VietAreett demist, a amber of nice. end
a keen well awned, wets seat into Pank4thet
ft
babe approbeaded tint ea alma we id be =ado wpm the
ontless el seined the Tho nob both* oteregen
departed et s rapid pan oat at Graveasibliate, is hp
the been penis, Ono peesisolelateered then heitdeter
dosage a die wisdoms, se they aides the reviews
The pollee were under the ananad of Caplan
roadies sad laperiatesdeine ONK Derkin, sad Beaks
Then were also swoop reserves Is the inighlitatbood of the
pork, sad seines number of pins &Uwe onetables at the
innings, sad the letter did set nape being pelted et nod
kaooked about. Several peeene wen amend sad lodged
'• the statiewitesse.

ACCIDENT TO MR. Loma, M.P.—We IC4
ennoson that a vary serious snidest acmand on
to Mr. J. Locke, M.P., the eminent engineer. In coayany
, with Kr.W. Locke, Mr. Btasety, wed Mr. Main, MP., he
went down the Caen Bei!trey, to aspect the works tibiae,*
going on there, end whom ezeneiniag the teasel of Being,
sow in course of emote 'atlas, he end the other gentleness
weeded • scaffolding, to better judge of the Meaner
which the work was boas ted. The scaffolding, about
10 feet high, fell with the whole of the party, and Illir:Loek•
bad a very severe (nature of the right leg below the kite,
the others waging with some slight contusions. Kr. Llslui
wet soave,' d up the line to Paris, to Mettricee Hotel,where
he was stopple, in company with Mn. Locke. The fasten
yesterday pretested • very dangerous appearance, hag a s
morales Sir Joseph ()lib, who is to 'Mesdames me the
patina, thinks nests better of the mete of the limb, sad
greet hopes ore euterteiaed f saving the leg. Kr. Looks
bed come to Paris to stay SOW) weeks in railway aid jary
(lisbibities) busisess.—Golignorei.
BOSTEWAILE LICTION.--It is expected that the
nomination foe this borough will take place either on Sitar
der or Komdey cut, Mid that the contest between Me
Sowell mad &r Charles Napier will be the elow st South.
walk bee ever known. Bah party speaks Of smear with
palest cernisty. A rumour prevailed me Saturday that, I •
sos~sgtaste of two liberal candidates havieg determined to
go tfe We poll, it was the intentio• of the esnierntive per
to neammee a.aadidW, but up to a late hour lest idea
nothing positive bad Imes heard upon the natter.
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