The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-10 00:00:00

TER BRODIB TESTIMONIAL.

The movement, originated at the enthusiastie
meeting at the OniWhet, Canterbury, respecting Sergeant
Brodie, late of the let (Royal) Dragoon% and reported in
nor last, is progressing satisfaetorily, and it is espected that
within a very brief period all parte of the country will have
impressed an unequivocal opinion on the injustice displayed
by the Hams Osardo towards this presented and injured
non-consmisaltned officer. Little did the authorities ima-
gine what would be the a feet of their petty tyrenny. when
they determined to sacrifice Sergeant Brodie for daring to
obey the dictates of a warm and generous he►rt, the prompt
ings of common humanit7, in preference to the brutel com-
mands of an unfeeling adjutant. They ignored the exist-
ence of any other tribunal than that created by otf-will
and blind routine ; but we mistake much the " elicits of
the times " if we do not discern in the present movement the
germs of a still rester, in which the enmity of a radical
reform in our army administration in all he departmenta,
se essential for its stability, will form a predominant fea-
ture. As a proof of the sympathy generally felt for Sergeant
Br-die among all classes of the eounnanity, we append the
following letters.
" Bow, Middlesex, Oct. 6, 1865 —D. sr Sir,—Usve the
gone's' ta accept my mite tower& the fund forming for
t..4rgeant Brodie. Although nunqnsinted with that worthy
men, I can fully under•tenet his prevent position and feelings,
and the ecandalous treatment to which he has been sub-
jected, and I trust that the operatives of the country will
raise their voice, loud and long, egainst inch injustice, by
ending in their subscriptions, be they large or small
Y,urs, A SERGEANT IN THE 11 DIVISION METROPOLITAN
POLICE."
" Cheltenham, Oct. 2.—Sir,—l ben jest read in the news-
papers that a meeting bas ben held, under your auspices. to
express the sympathy of the inhabitants of Canterbury with
Satanist Brodie. I wish to tend a trifle to the fund whin
hes been opened in his behalf. May I trouble yen to inform
me to what name I shall enclose my subecription.—Yours,
faithfully, W. FRASER HANDCOCK, incumbent of St.
Luke's. Cheltenham. To the Mayor of Canterbury."—
South &astern Gazette.

CRYSTAL PALACE. f.EIILLINO DAY, OCT. 9.
nilmiwione on payment, 6,830 ; ditto by mason tickets,
462..—Teta1, 8,292. Corresponding day last year, 6,413.
CRYSTAL PALACE—Return of admissions for Mx
days endives October S. Number admitted, ineludine
season ticket holders, 29,792. Amount received for sir.
isiesinss, 1.2831. 14i.
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