The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

Tl
4.(ond annual festival, in aid of the funds of
tat 411.,1 twitution, took place yesterday, at the Loadon
Tartta, an ..e regret to add that the attendance Ina by
ye wan., mtneeaurate to the importance of the obYeet

lawatil. The elcaiTwaa taken by Übe Earl of liairowbyr
lappet. 4 ►f the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Viesot♦t
Elnastos. Mr. F. 0. Ward, and other distinguished nom-
bm ~f ti,. ...elation. About 100 gentlemen sat down W
lieu r
The •o+^, r.pt inns anr ouneed during the evening amounted
n l 1,, and toM,

ENO:RATION TO AnsTRALIA.--On Thursday morn-
* 0.. Ego4rotioo Commimionen ieeued a notice at the
Me iu Park•etreet, that in consequence of the prepondera-
te/ rof male over female inhabitants in Australia,
le non ..ogle own could be takeo as emigrants anises
Vt,raeod ano Our of such families proceediNg to AM-
ia 1. E4Ello. within the regulations of the emigration
Min An ii:tontion has already been expressed of dee-
Islehon tiara Is a month, from the various ports in
the and d kistielean, for the ensuing six montlia. Appli-
mats Matilt tie to pour in numerously.
Oki. if OttllgitlY NEW DOCK.—GREAT GRIMSBY,
JeNt 1 —The city of Norwich, the first steam packet from
ilarehoigh to this port, arrived at two p.m. yestetday. This
vowel In finmsby on raids', the letb alt. at eleven a.m.,
the d...) the opening of the decks, with', general cargo
he Ifoe..urgh, at 'shier. plane she arrived at ten p.m. on
fletuni..y. She left Ilamburgh on Wednesday at one a.m.,
ode s'ib•ush delayed three hours is the Elbe by a dense
lei, r.-a, hed Orim.by at two p.m. on the following day,
'..king Ilse passage nut in 34 hours, and the return in
• 0,14. Panwoner. by this vessel left Grimsby at Bye
P•
• 'my the fir.nt Northern Railway and arrived in London
tee I' m . or 41 haute from Ilamburgh, including three
1.,y in the Elbe and three houn' stoppage at
"▪
ok-hy When the Intended arrangements are completed
Pen rir. wi:' tinimem•yed from Lakin: or M
ane
lie • harsh in 3f, b
NE% FRENCH USIoN IN ENGLAND. Tho pen-
ol new semaistiori of the Franklin exiled. by Am.. I: Theo he called the Uaion gentialiste :totedust
lee. tram d. objects of the now soder, are to
Ye ,e sect -taldish aa indepesdent Fiala proos, to facilitate
vllidenneat to and bless a rallying
?net hr weeniest democrats. TM aaeaai. mimed an 41 e.. kly, to be called Errors Liam, sad the Gabor qua,-
• ender the title rinow Recishere. The acting cam-
t'.•. in whom hand. will be the diroodo• of the literary
't of the undertakielt, is toosposed of MM. Loos
afti...,Eto•oao Chet, sad Pierre Loom. ight lambent
ere repermonnate tin peovio. The troatoes of
.-16. I "'"" Noesfasee are Mr. Edward Vaasittart Nook and
me %Volume Cosiaihas.

A special meeting of the Brighton Railway Com-
pany was he'd yesterday at the Bridge House, to take into
consideration the contemplated arrangements with the
Crystal Palace Company.
After a short discussion as to the propriety of holding the
meeting at 12 instead of 1, the usual hour,
The CHAIRMLN (Mr. Laing) requested permission to
make a statement cf the objects for which the meeting had
been convened, promising that if there should be any oppo-
sition an adjournment would be conceded. He had sent
out 4,000 circulars to proprietors, and had only received
four dissentient answers, three of which had since been
withdrawn ; 600 proprietors had positively given in their
adhesion. The facts of the case were these : • gentleman
wholly unconnected with the Brighton Company had in-
curred the responsibility of purchasing the building in
Hyde Park with • view to the formation of a company for
its reerection. Advertisements had been sent out for •
site, and the result was the selection of Bydenhans on ae-
count of its contiguity to the Brighton Railway. The next
question was one of financial arrangement with the
Brighton Company. He should here mention that Mr.
Laurie's land at Sydenham, not having been found suf.
Went, Mr. Schuster, their deputy chairman, had con
seated to sell his greed, but refused to fix a price, being
content to leave it to disinterested valuators. Neither would
he comsat to be • director is the new company.
Mr. LITT riveted, end Mr. deicers* denied, said
some confasion, that name nth, latter was to be found
oa the Het of the new mammy.
The CII•1111ULN resomed.-114 would now come to the
arrangement. lons at first proposed that a sum should
be guaranteed M the Crystal Palace Company se • return
for capital invested, sad all receipts to be divided between
the two essaponio That was rejected because the directors
of the IldgMe•Olormey declined to give any guarantee,
prefer:fag a toile onmgement, as between two railway
compaaim It 1/118 them proposed that the whole receipts
should go into • joint fund, out of which the Brighton
Company should first take • sum to cover their expenses,
the Crystal Waists Company taking the reminder, until
their dividend reached 6 per cent., after whisk an Image
meat should take:place, giving the Brighton Comoro their
fill tam The expenditnee of capital would come usher three
heads: lit, the construction of a new station at Bydftham ;
2ndly, the laying down en additional line of rink between
the Bricklayers' Anal and Croydon: and thirdly, the en-
Memnon of the Loodea-beidete 80itisa. They had at
=two op Male and only ass down Has for all their
sad thrifts, dm laying down of an additional line
was, in any cam, only • question of time. The total cost of
these alterations was estimated at 76,0001. He believed
that the fourth doe to which he alluded might be made
be Wawa MAIL, with 23,0001. for station enlargement,
end this Moe mm aseeesary, if it were only to prevent mei-
dents, nesse *lib there was frequent litigation, and one of
which, altbo net very serious, had cost the company
3,0001. They would obtain a connexion with the Waterloo
and Vauban Modena by means of • branch line between
Croydon and Xitehans, fer which the most satisfactory ar-
rangement had been gawk with the parties locally in-1
terested. The only oniontee involved would be • lean of 1
2f miles of lino, fee white the semeany would pay 8201. • '
per, • sum whisk would be fully covered by ,
the traMe. Nest, es Is drquestion of expense,l
By the arrangement with the Company, the'
joint earnings would go into a tisk first charging 4
per cent on the capital open ed, my MOOL or 3,0001. a
iiiiiiqpiasto
year. After which the !wrists would be divided in the
proportion of one-fouslb te three-fourth until the Mal
rma*, hod remised *PK a yam. Afro that, the .ant
I lop would bkilvided In the izertion of thommemmas
Y mom be
sr that the Moieties
fee, ingatios tramikatiliteer ha less then le., whilst
they astielfeted that 16 would mersfe Is. id. But even
la. would all theft with a way handsome
margin. be somesed te go in ordinary
err in "NMI Moho If went in the firmer, the o-
wed' be Wet, os et mmont the down
Mime won almost empty, witionothsefeet of that
wield be that We. pa* mold Meek to the pilaw
In Me easew ofo mM
ive odel Moho IN goporn/meomme al Id.l►
Mini be
W., whisk gOA Id. Pm mie oWst:
mom than their meow to producedPrtallatim.i
seem mos only a minimum mienleigna, eappedni ink MO
ryr:Z; bat if they Odra at the =Lot the
tellitalace, they weight expect som mash
nearer 40,000. toppeabs them to get in year
900,000 pesesegen ot le. or 600,0006 d., the re.
?mine Mom of the li.righton and the Crystal Palace
;rd.lisp N. and le., it wadi give them a nom
, set taking 6,0001. eS for capital, they would
still have Mldool. a year, _ giving Vat the Cereal
Palace pluton', sat 10,00 M. tothe After eat
every 100. Self •F!Tlimos old
&Ink or the Bright=
Complazzi itmem. to the stei Pales* Com=
Zack would give WOOL to the
tea Company:P=lof. to the Crystal Palace C
These tabu:MON supposed an attends., of only 12, i
• week, or I .708 • day, a number whisk it was impossible
to suppose they vend ever be reduced to. Ther_would
also perceive the benefit is their general MOM, whit' the
Orem kahibitian had advanced '26,00W. a mar, and the
advantage would be Ineteeleit when the eisposlien same se
much nearer. Theme was am doubt bat that la addition
they would get many foil Imes, with while the seal
Palace Company would km nothing to de, no hundreds
would
leasent
_►. the road, sad having Ilegeral all day in
tbe would be Pill to rotors b_ Ow railway. After
no meeft ad w polledens that had been
mods sheet the equal Palos, end hew all had been
falsified by the total reesi, 506,7071., the chairman pro-
ceeded te detail the i landed attractions of the Now Palace,
all of which will be herd is our article of May 24th, and
concluded by movias that the arrangement with the
Crystal Palace Company be at once agreed to.
Mr. Mineral% asked if the agreement so ratified would
be legal.
The Cum allAN—Pitifeet/y legal.
Mr. H was of opinion it would be illegal.
Mr. Leer protested against the proposed arrangement,
and ridiculed the idea of companng flydieedaui to Hyde-
park. Why it was St. Paul's to a ninepin. (A laugh.)
An animated discussion ensued, which ended in the ad-
journment of all further proceedings until the sense of the
whole proprietary had been taken at a special general meet-
ing to be convened for the purpose.

APOTHWARIIIe iLeLL.—Name of gentlemen who
passed their examination in the science end practice of
medicine, and received certhicatra to practise, on Thurs-
day, Jut. S:—Charles Dudley Kingsford, Wellington-
street, Southwark; Beejamia Hichardlawretce, Cheddar,
Bansitrastahirs ; William Boyd Miuhet, Coventry; Henry
Janos Kllery, Truro, Cornwall.
METALS.—Mr. Matte. Circular stater that the
iron market maintains its progressive movement, and large in-
genies for all deseriptises ere being made from all quarters.
Rails have been sold to ma immense cutest, sad the orders
on head extend over several months forward. There is
every preen, et of a areal improvement in the price of this
description of iron , nekton are making albs. per ton Ir. O. b.
'in Wales. Bars have she been in better demand, but the
prior is unaltered. Bawd pia has bees mere lively, sad
buyers have shown mote disposition to do business ; then
is aho • good inquiry for upset; buyers, Ip.. ee 395. 3d.
comb ; sellers to 395. 6d. to 395. 9d. for starsksopsn' war-
rases, orb, f. o. b. in Glasgow. Bpriter—Few transactions
to note ; 60 toes sold at 131. 7s. ad., On market, however,
has sines been firmer, sad sellers refuse Ism than 161. 10s.
Lead very firs and is good demand. Copper—The supply
is sot past to the demand. The Tia market cartbrare
we quiet,
„te with ao trameeetioas sate. Ti. Please without
sines last wait.