The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

PRINCELY RENSPICENCE.

The Hon. Rastomjee JameetjeeJejeebboy, mem-
ber of the Legislative Couseil of Bombay, eon of the late
Sir Jauttel_iss Jrieshhor, placed some time eines at the dis-
poni of Mr. Otstrford, Y.P. for London, the sum of
15,0004 for the puma** of appropriationto Charitable mar-
in London, in cones:ion with the name of his late
father, more especially the charities of therity of Loudon,
of which his father was • freeman, tinder the following
coedit on :

"The charities selected to be those which have in view
the alleviation of the wants of the poor and indigent, the
infirm and helpless, and not societiee which are of • religi-
ous character."

The charities so selected ere enumerated in the following
list, the ruling principle of the appropriation Wog the
selection of those institutions whose doors are always open
to every class of sufferers on the instant, without reference
to any other consideration than the motile or urgency of
the particular wee in need of help.
The appropriation to the London Hospital is in connexion
with the new wing, of which the foundation stoop is to he
laid an the 4th of July by the Priem of Wales, and the
I fact that the Landon s preeminently the hospital of the
commerce of the port of London.
Hospitals.—London. 2,0001. ; University CoBer.1,0001.;
Metropolitan Free, 1,0001.; Royal Free, 500/4 Middlesex,
5001.; Hiun's College, 50W.; London Fever, 5001.; City of
London, for Diseases of the Ohest, 0001.; for Sick Children,
3001. ; Royal, for Incurable, 4001. British Home for In.
cambia', 4001. ; Asylum for Idiots, 4001. ; for Dimmer of the
Skin, 3001. ; total, 8,5001.
Dispenearies.—City, 5005 Farringdos, 500/. CM"! of
London and Rut London. 4001. ; Royal General, 4001. ;
Metropolitan, 4001. ; Weston, City, 2001. ; Finsbury, 2001. ;
City Orthopaedic, 2001. ; Queen Adelaide's Dispensary,
Betlusal-gress, 2001. ; 3,0001.
Miscellessoom —Amociatios for Relief of Poor in City
of London, 2001. ; Strangers' Home, 5001. ; Provident
Clerks' Food, 500/. ; Seaman's Hospital Society, 5001. ;
Royal National Lifeboat Institution, 5001. ; Shipwrecked
Fisherman's and Matinees Benevolent Society, 3001 ;
Destitute Sailor's Asylum, 2001. ; City of London General
Pension Society, 2001. ; Accident Relief Society, 1001. ; So-
ciety for Relief of Distremed Widow; 1001. ; total, 3,1001.
City of Loudon Thise Society, 2001. ; Guildhall poor-box,
1001. ; Mansion-hams poor-box, 1001. ; total, 4001. Grand
total, 15,0001.

On Friday, Mr. Osborne will call attention to
the proceedings of the Conference now idttini in London.
Mr. Adderley, to-morrow, will move, "That in
the opinion of this hones it is inexpedient that detachments
of British troops should be stationed upon expand posts
on the Canadian frontier, unless adequately supported by
Canadian forces."

Mr. Darby Griffith intends to-morrow to call the
attention of the First Lord of the Treasury to the dissatis-
faction that might arias if it should appear that, by 11214111
of a want of decision and energy on the part of his govern-
ment, they had failed in bringing the Daniels question to •
speedy and satisfactory settlement.

Mr. Doulton will ask the Secretary of State for
the Home Department to-morrow what are the difficulties
in the way of carrying into effect the City Traffic Regale.
Lion Act of last session, and whether any stops have been
taken for their removal. He will also ask the First Oom-
missiooer of Works whether be propose to take say vote
in the present maim foe the construction of the Pekoe of
Science, of which the drawinp are exhibited in the Peers'
Gallery ; sad if so, what is to be the amount et the vote.
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Colonel Smyth to-morrow will ask the Secretary
of Peale for the Howe Deparkneet whet wens the sown-
meat propoes to take in oessequeeos of the vote to which
the House of Lords arrived, on kfouday lut, upon the ques-
tion of the Yorkshire anises.