The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-30 00:00:00

THE LATE LOED X.

II AND 75121A8D.

It is our melancholy duty to annotmoo the death,
alter days of intense suffering, of Lord Maseareene sad
Ferrard. As a staunch liberal be was always tolerant in
his opinions, and had the rare ability of honestly maintain-
ing him own peculiar views with firmness and moderation,
while be extended to others "the right to differ," and
did not confound political difference with sectarian bigotry.
As a politician he waa consistent and unswerving. As au
a:termite landed proprietor be manfully recognised, and
practically illustrated, that property bad its " dabs. as well
am its rights," and as an employer, he faithfully exqmplifled
his belief is the doe:teas which, unfortunately for the agri-
cultural classes of the musky, is too often aomptel as a
mere truism—that a fair day's labour was entitled to a fair
dat's wage. Few noblemen in Ireland could be less
lathe kciality of their immediate resideeee, and the=
of few noblemen will came so general sad welleleserred
sorrow as that of the noble Viscount of Massareams and
Ferrard.—Frresion'a Jovrnat.

The "Richmond Hill " picture by Mr. Crepeey,
the American artist, sold yesterday, at the Palo of hie
pictures sad sketches, at Means. Foster's, for 450 guises'.
The total of the auction was nearly 2,000(.

FYI. Jeurn'a SielChley has' varied
hi entertaiorneat by the introduction of a song oo the topics
of the day from the pea at Mr. Charlie Meow. Soap of
this kind—like the one which held its plane en Jeng in
Mr. Albert Smith', entertainment, nailer the title of
"Galigoani's Messenger," depend very math tar their
MOMS upon the glibness of the singers. Mr. Sketchley
was suffering from a cold, and, therefore, hardly able to do
Julie to tie smart writing provided for him, bat monk
was heard to show that the verse wu pointed and Bowing.
The lull was well attended, sad the human and fidelity to
We of " Mrs. Brown's VISA to the Plum prunes long to
be attractive.

Yr. Bruce Maxwell Seton will continue to act as
private secretary to Earl de Grey and Ripon, Secretary of
State for War. The Marquis of Hartington has appointed
Mr. Robert Henry Hobart, of the War-thhos, to est as his
private secretary.
Ten ',Darwin Busman Perrnow.—The general
committee el elections most yesterday to ioquire into the
withdrawal of the Lisburn election patitioa, which was
brought under the cousideratioe of the house about a fort.
eight ago. The committee consisted of the following mem.
both :—Mr. H. Herbert tehntretaa), Mr. Walpole, Sir F.
Baring, Sir W. Miles, Mr. Maas Berme and Mr. Bonham
Carter. Several vitamins were examined, and the eridethe
was of a othiflicitieg attars. The commutes, on its ruing,
adjourned for a weak.
Tits 13eLurr Boeirry.—The weekly meeting of
the committee was held on Tuesday last. A communion.
hoe was reed from 'Thetford relative to the lath election
there, sod referring to that plane ILI ailln lone& belong.
mg to the Grafton and Baring families. The committee TO.
solved to call the attention of other small onstitnencies to
the fee; that notwithstandieg the groat influenced those
families an uidependeat candidate was started at the
eleventh boar, and was only defeated by 12 votes. Had
the election he.. by ballot there is every reason to believe
that the patron' nominee, Lord Filthy', would have been
unimeessend. With reference to the Halifax election, the
someeittes expressed a hops that the theeptance of office
by Mr. Stesdeld would be conducive to the promotion of
the mess of the ballot in the ministerial ranks. The secre-
tary reported that letters had been sent to the Radnorshire
beasiesna relative to the election there. Variosia arrange•
meets were tbeaseggested relative to the steps to be taken
teenier& a good attendance of members on Mr. Berkeley's
usual Eiden.

CII7OIIIOIIIDON COLLIDE., LEADENHALL-NPRF.ET.
—This evening the Rev. .I. Lawrell, M.A., incumbent of
81. Matthew's, City-road, will teams " The English
Dictionary." Mr. William Henry Wmford will take the
chair at eight o'clock precisely. The Easter term hes Plat
REMOVAL OF TURNPIKES AND TOLlS.—Yesterdsy
this cesdnittee, after taking further evidence end bearing
the parishes in ormorition, decided co paring the preamble
of the bill, and adtourned the cousideration of the elegem
until this day.
THS PROPOSRD MARXISM Lutrimerml-niaintin.—
yi.amdep, after hearing Mr. Dessordrid he the authorities
of St. Martin's-in the-Fields and others, the meamitire de-
Mara that they were unanimously of opinion that the pm-
, amble et the bill wee net proved.

TROITSZRS.—SpeciaI attention ia called to the
NEW sraiNo GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind
fair price for • gaud pair of trotuiers can depend on
oaterLl and patterns that cannot to excelled. at
HAMILTON and IC itiprows, TAILORS,
lea strand (*write Ezetor Hall).