The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-18 00:00:00

TEN LITZ LOUD KAYOS:

Alderman Cornelia, 11..ifiTtlieVrZo sr member of the
court, proposed • vote of thanks to Aldermaa Hose, M.P.,
the late Lord Mayor, fee the manor is which
he bad performed the duties of hie eioe during
the past year. He spoke is terms of eulogy of the
manner in which hie lordship bid conducted himself diming
his year of office, and seposially dwelling epos WW ineate
that had taken plus is that period, the commie! Age if the
Prince of Wales, Ms marring* and the banquet eaves to him
and his bride by the Corporative of Leedom. la linisiassit
to all these mailers the fete Lord Mayor had ,soiedis a
roomr that was most honourable to himself personallye
. , and
redeemed great credit mot the co of which b was
the heed
Alderman Witte= siscmdsd the motion. It le anal
up= these uranium for such • resolution to be at cue
Agreed to, but on the preset occasion—
Abiersese BMX; M.P., said unless resolutions like the
ow now before the court were to be tithes as mere @sat-
een of form and courtesy, and to be treated as oath, he
thought that every member of the court had an undoubted
eight so criticise the econduest of the chief magistrate &tries
year of office ; sad while &WS the least inteutioe of
oderacting from the honour that the Lord Mayor wu
duly eaUtied to for the able manner is which be. had per-
formed the draisutiesing of his albs, be MillrapMaimed the
important
of up his ion with id to some
m matters that hodopin ocourrod during his mayenity.
(Hear, bear.) He could sot forget that at the
eseaseesesent of the pram* year the Oarpoulioo of Lee-
dom had bre placed in • position of omens peril owls; to
the iciaidenti that hod onarred la the City upon the owe-
sloe of the prosesion of the Mete and Priem", of Wales
through London—(beer, hear)--and be believed that V the
lees Lord Mayor had coeselted his brethren of the Overt of
Alden's' with regard to the arrsingesseeta to be made,
and bad not takes so much epos himself—(hear, brs)—
this would not have occurred. (Hear, beer.) Ho had no
hesitation in saying thee if the Lord Mayor had irked
for any advioe from hie brethres of the Court
of Airmen be would have bees laid that •
Lard Mayor of the City of Ludes led quite
enough to do to Maud to the duties of him office without
going out of his way to provide for the aneageswti to be
made to keep order in the streets upon inch as ocessiou.
(lear, bear.) In his (Albumen Sidney* °plebe the pri-
vileges and rights of the City of Lesion bad sever bee*
more sodangend than they wen by the break down lest
March. (Hoar, hear.) Time wee another paint upon which
be slim felt called upon to make a few ranarks, and that
was the withholding of the usual honours accorded by the
crown to the chief magistrate of the City of London epos
such extraordinary and important ineldente as had
recently occurred. (Hear, bear.) The honourable
aidenren who had myeloid the motion bed not
touched upon this subject, sod bad not alluded in any
manner to the reasons that had induced the government
to decline to accord these bosoms ; but he felt called upon
to my a few words upon the 'object He had carefully
read the reasons that hed bum stated by Laid Pelmeratoo
for the course that had bees adopted, but it appeared to
him that they were quite naterrable. If the lord mayor of
the time was granted • beeesetcy and the sheriffs were
knighted upon the occasion of the visit of a fordo poten-
tate to this country, surely it might be thought that the
coming of age of the Prince of Wales, his marriage,
✓ed the effectioute reception he had met with from
the Straus of London, mastic be considered an equal
justification foe • similar course being taken. This, how-
ever, had not been dons, and he must uprose his opinion
that the course that was takes by the late Lard Mayor, of
going in pigeon to albeit the Premier to glut bits the
honour al a tarenetcy, eraser that he ought cot to have
takes. (Hear, hear.) He believed that if he bad asked use
or two of the old and (theme& brethren of the court, ad •
few of the more important members of the other breach
of the corporation, they would have given him hotter
shies, sod the city of Ludo' would not have hoes alighted
in the manes it had hue, and that the honours le which
It wee so *ray entitled would have bees accorded to the
eorporatioe. (Lead arias of "Hoar, hear.") He mostiooed
this because he. believed that the public were mei--
formed upon the subject. He bed heard many per-
sons say that the only object the Corporation
of Lucke had in view in the reception they had given to
the Prise* of Wales, and the City banquet, wee to get a
barooeley for the Lord Mayor sod • knighthood for each of
the sheriff', sod that they had suet 50,0001. or 60,0001. for
those purposes. (Hear. bear.) He thought it right that the
orart should disclaims any such motives, as be wee well
assured that no other object was sought to be attained thus
to express that loyalty which had ever bees theme by the
City M London to the royal family. (Hear, hear.) He
would only observe that be desired by these deetentions to
express his opinion that is the course he bad adopted the
late Lord Mayor had made a great mistake—(bear, bear)—
, and that all he had done had served to defeat the objses he
bad in view. He should not of comae object to the moties,
i but at the lame time be felt it his duty tomake the observe-
' trams he bad dose in reference to these matters.
Alderman PHILLIPS had no desire to prolong the discus-
!Mon, but he thought it right to state that in his opinion
the Court of Aldermen generally were quite as much respon-
sible for the police arrangements that were made upon the
occasion of the entry of the Prince and Princes of Wales
into London as the Lord Mayor. (Loud cram of "Naos.")
He repeated that this court suctioned the arraogemente
that were made, and authetised Captain Hodgson,the super-
' interdest of polies, to earry them out
iAlderman COPELAND roes sod made • brief reply, is sup-
, port of his motion. lie mid he could not deny that the
City of London had bees slighted on the present occasion,
but as the Prime Minister and the government bail not felt
it eight to award to the corporation of London in the person
el their chief magistrate three honours to which be might
be considered entitled spontaneously, he thought it Letter.
in moving the preset resolution, to make is allusion to
the matter. (Hear, hear.))
The resolution was then put and carried unanimously,
with the addition that it should be sleuthed in the usual
manner.

Ma. ALDramAw Lvinc.—Yesterday evening a
banquet wee goose at the London Tavern, by Mr. Alderman
Leek, to celebrate his mast ideation to the aldermanio
of Ali'g sa ate, the anomm late
or of the Alderman
gair2phery. The entertainment was of the intetsomptuoun
character, worthy in all respects to rank with the must
splendid specimens of civic hospitality; and the in
which the health of the worthy alderman was received
evinced the high estimation and regard la which he is 'mi-
nimally held in the City el London. Among the goasta,
numbering altogether about 120 went Yr. R. W. Crawford,
ALP., Mr. B. Cregeon. M.P.. Yr. Tbotnam lisaltay, M.P.
Sir Richard H. !Bromley, &Ca, ouswi. Mr.
H. E. °lmlay, Aideratos Sidney, Fatah. sad Abbas,
Colonel 'mar, Mr. To Taylor, Mr. Shirley Broths, Ms.
Nathaniel Rothschild, Major Hughes, Hr. Midair, to
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