The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-21 00:00:00

WOAKHOUSEF7BI277OBOOIII7 8 INDUSTUAta
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The second annivewsary meeting of this nosisty
was held on Wedamday, at 22, Now Oemendthreet Bes•
vice wee performed is the chapel, sad an eddies steilei/
the Bev. A. W. The old, after width •
the Bight Hu W. Cowes', M.P., ia 81, :ser."/ ;re m
spell
was read by the lady Baperintemisat. Mies L Tidal&
stating that 147 gins had bees sawlike! &nog the two
year
that the Home had bees opined ; amiss go pgia •
year est al width number eel, 13 had
their workhouse. Thirty girls fire new Is the Home, sad
80 more were preempt an this sieeethet, being thrilled te ream
for the day from their plum ; ire eseeived rewards for leav-
ing remained • year, sad elms sin months in Cheatham.
The object of the Home ie is eau rmpesseble girls tram
the 000tandertioa of the adaft winds of weeklies's. (tops.
Melly the Loados oaes), and as ft I sew mulfied by the
Poor-law Board under the Ad of Mimed pouf ]wit
Payments ma be made by gurthes ler gide
sent by them TB, asirea al the nest Imam ea a
home for Incurable sad Wm Wimes bee btu
made since the last meeting, and is now esesseed by 16 b-
lasts, who ere able to coetribate sessethisg lieu& their
own msiatenenee, sad have mesa tether days. Pievesel of
these women have also bees *maim el warthesses. The
meeting was addressed by Lad Devon, fernmely seirethey
to the Poor-law Board, who espremed his opinion that
such to itutions wen -scurry sepplesesehe
the adminiustion of tie Pear law, sad advocated
their exteasioa. Load also spoke la huge
aftralez see Wits ethiLs 113
8. V. Edict:trim el the Haswell MUSA
Bohools. Hr. Oo favour dthe efforts mile
by the Weelbsow Soddy, cad %who IMO cifind
to him for mill* by tbe Bev. A.' W. Muth The oath
guy then west over the out house for the Salem, and is
the the 60 girls at tee is the large ethethessas where they
were atteewarde eatertainsd with a metes of dietakkag .
Mews. Pude are muse* dried 1., eanythg is bath
them objects, for which at pameet ae ether faelleatlene
eMst, as the payments he bath deems it Mutes ere, it
course, quite insithicieet to use the atheism

Meetings, for the erpreasion d empathy with
Poland, were held at Sunderland sad datesbnad an Mims-
day evening. Resolutions in harmony wit► this object,
incladiog petitions to whaler* we,. aisMsiL and in
cases the proesseOp were of an entheiselis sharnster. •
Similar meetly, are bail( snagged fee a the neighbour.
hood.

Fossur-orszcz, MARCH 17.—The Queen has
bees pleased to impair William Parry Jerre, Ir., to
be her Majesty's maroomil at Bessoish.--G4le.
THB LAIR RRICIATI ELECTION.—On Thursday
evening • meeting of the Mare of Reigate was held by
requisition, is the Town.haft, Rodhill, to bear • statement
of the arrowroots under which the psalm gibed tie
return of Mr. Gower had bees withdraws. Mr. Gorr/tad.
it appeared, in • letter to a friar, Wirer' his islientics
not to offer himself for re-a ectios upon the dissolution of
the permit parliament, and to do all in his power to arta
the liberal party in the borough ; sad ow the faith of this
pledge it bad not been deemed ervisableto pressed with Oho
petition. Thin explanation ti deemed satinfackiry by tile
meting.
Auxerre' Berteroterr Ft/sm.—The annual meet-
ing of the sritooriberi to the Artiste' Beardent Fund *as
bold
ijaesterday afternoon at the FIFINO11•008. Term ; Mr.
J. Dimond. the ha. soordary, otoupiod the air.
The report stated that the fund costinued to enjoy dr
liberal support of her Majesty the Quer. The .moat
paid to widows doting the year had her 7161.,
_sad to
orphans, 611. faThe grossreceipts el the yer bed her
1,4601. 15e. 11d. The expesditare balms 1,0611. fir, sari
af tor purchasing Mt stock a harma n sos. lid. ressidnel
The farad property amounted to M,2101. The roped was
rearouely adopted, and after the vies-president=
mittee, council, lc., for the ensuing year had been
the worm was terminated by a vote of ranks to rho
eltakers;
MirrooldLrrair Boons OP Worn—A special
• of the Metropolitan Boer of Works was held
at the rice in Sprisigipitheos i Mr. J. Thwarts
I. the ohm. The board was Mir to priest a
repatulatary address to his Royal the Prior of
Wei
upon theoccasioa of hie and also to the
(area on the arm subject. The lord was •
Warr. Rs. Tire, M.P., roved the ethiption=l
addiassse,which were sapportod lry Mr. Pliftlips sad Mr:
fr, and d rum amid waselmasiyowia,
steps wore ordered to he taken foe their peeesatetice. The
ordinary meeting of the board re thee held. Tenders warn
opened far the construction of • sub's , ke., along Serb.
warkdreet, between Great 0 and Birk-
friars-rood. There were 12 coureditem for this work, bat
it was obtained by Mr. rearm for the sum of SOM.
The board proceeded to re deers cl • marry for the
distrid of L. George.in-therlfast, St. Botalph Wirer.
Aide** and St. Paul's, Shadrill. Time were after or
didetes, but altar as election the Ades fall swop M.
Markham. Mr. Draftee, ILP., yeensent te astir mowed
" That mussel's opinion be taken as to whether the resole.
Coo of the board of the Ilth of Febru, 188%
must not be reminded or altered before this beer ass pm
coed to the purrs* and securing of land for the Moir
ma of • pars at Finsbury." lu support of this mottos he
rid that in 1859 a resolution was pat sod ter.
tied that this board world tire so reps for
the formation of a park for Finsbury natli it
shird be in poression of foods other than these derived
from the direct tartar of the rdepayees. In the fare of
this resoluta= another was pored led week, that they
would proceed with the fon:Mice of a park for Fizebery,
although no additional foods whatever bad ern boss
placed in their bends. It was his grim that helm they
could proceed to make this perk the tenser reedatima
most be rescinded. Mr. Brooker mooded the arra. /Ids
pre rise to • thermion, in which Mr. Deputy Harrier,
Mr. Savage, Mr. H. L. Taylor, Mr. Froasso, /14. Pecker.
and others took part, but ultimately it was carried by a
large majority. A further diactialoo then mood se to the
solicitor being retracted to draw • am IS the odder sod
submit ills the bet brume tore slaw* essmiltea. Oa
the motive berg put no order was made era she subject.
Mr. Deputy Hamra then moved:—" That the salloitar do
prepare a ear to ho eahmitted to ceased, but Ia lie Rae
bistros that it should be laid before the board for its ay.
provaL" On • division es thisquestion so order was esed
It wee Snail determined to War the queers to the Soli.
°Mr mid Mr. Ramer. Some sisimprisat brims
was dreamt of, and the board adjourned.
RAILWAY AID POILIC COWART= IV PA ELIA.
xnr.—Tesfadq the NM of the West Drytes, Stare,
and Woking Jordon Railway. for a railway ,re.• time
points, sod for arrangements with adjuring err ies, wee
opened by Mr. rhino, yO..e, and winsome nod I. its
fawner by Mr. Redraft, , sod He.. Mr. Barks Allier
hearing the tees of the th Wader Comm), in awe-
maim), conducted by Mr. Jobastee, the committee pared
the bill. The promoten'esse for de smalpirostir of the
Great Wasters air Wed Mithead Railway. akar, and the
opposition will open ea Mooday. Cumulative riders
was adduced in favour of the Bristol Derr sad the minims
is the other °morass, where the Leedom and
Company's South Loader hoes, and the Went artLpsol
Railway bile were under cm:laid/ration, related solely to the
provisional claims. The bills parr is Mr. Mammy■e
committee included the Hereford, Hay, and Brom,
for increase and regulation of their espitel ; the
Glasgow sod South it eetern, for increase of sad otter
=re Wrier to capital the Semmes Marlette!
lion, the Wear Navigation and Ploadwird Docks,
Workington bock. Hug by Waterworks,
Waterworks. and Nottingham Gas. The bill for the
Pontypridd Waterworks was rejected Is Lord Ebery's
COlll ulittes. - -

A Ht•VT OUTWARD MAD. —The
which left Southampton yesterday, took oat lb* hawse
Australia's. Chi., India. and KeiStemeasen mail mu
knows. The toad ecuested of wady 1.260 boxes sad begs
of letters sal oesrapapers. The magnitude of this meal
arises from the mat number of mewapapers seat abroad,
matainiag the accounts of the entry of the Princess
Alessedra into London, and of her marriage with the
Prisms of Wales. The mail for the odour of Victoria filled
nearly 450 box. The mail sent in magaitede was fee New
Zealand, which was contained Ia about SISO boxes. The
whole mail weighed upwards of 40 two.
Corirzozeara Cal pre.—The debt of the rebel
government has bees run ap to over mix lutedred
sad ingenuity is tortured almost in vain for new means
of credit. If gold here brings seventy cents. Above the
par of the national paper, it there three or four
times as mush above the par of paper. So far
as regards the pecuniary "sinews of war," therefore,
they are three at four times nearer exhaustion time oar.
seless—tees allowing that our Resent price of gold Is
legiaimate, mad not, ae it aetuelly is, the result, in great
measure, of apeculatioth—Nns York Tina.
A telegram has been received from Lisbon
Mane( Met the Porn,with the homeward Australian ma.
left than foe Elocithruaptoe me Wednesday at 9 a.m.
The " Morning Post," Sept. 29, speaking of
Benson's WM.'s la the Exhibition. says-- The eollection of
watch., shown by Mr. tendon is a large, and at she rem time
an Interesting one, and considerable attoollun boo bee. paid by
the exhibitor to the decoration of the Caere. Many of them me
extremely elegant In the design. and were the malts of prises
offered by Up Benson to the pupils of the Routh keuslintto•
ebbed of Design." Chronometer, duplex. Myer. bostsnatal,
repeellers. ensile second.. kryleas, spilt seconds, sad every ow
emiptlon of watch. from the plainest to the Marmot tjut
shift the at Y at memos capable, adapted to all allimisOla.
Baron' Illustrated Pamphlet on Watches ,free by pet for
two drop) contaln• a short history of watchmskimg,
rare. and prima sets se • geld* in the purchase .1 a
sod enables those who Bre fn Amami& fret. Wales,
absosisk.s. or my part el the world, to select • smash.
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