The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-10 00:00:00

GARIBALDIAN RIOT AT BIRKENHEAD.

Our Liverpool correspondent writes that considerable sur-
prise and disgust was manifested in Birkenhead yesterday
when it was understood that not a single person engaged
in the disgniceful proceedings o the previous seeping had
been arrested ; but considerable difficulty lay in the way of
the police. The mob in the trout were orderly, and main-
tained a barrier between the police'and those in the rear ;
whilst stones were thrown over their heads through the
windows of the church and institute, and thus the police
were thwarted in attempts to secure the delinquents. It
was the general opinion that the men were organised and
encouraged io their attack, either directly or indirectly, by
the Roman catholic clergy ; and so strong is the feeling
against the rioters and their abettors, that the Protestant
workmen declare that if such ruffianism is repeated, they
will deal summarily with those concerned in it, particularly
an the Birkenhead police are to a great extent Irish, and
seem either unwilling or incompetent to do their duty.

THE PROPOSED GARIBALDI DEMONSTRA-
TION IN THE CITY.

A general meeting of the Garibaldi City Meeting
Committee was held last evening at the Guildhall Coffee-
house, to take into consideration what measures it was ne-
cessary to adopt in consequence of the refusal of the Lord
Mayor togrant the use of the Guildhall for the proposed
meeting. There was a large attendance both of the commit.
tee and requisitionists.
Mr. fierjearit PARRY, having been called to the chair, said
it was his duty to inform the committee and requiei-
tionista that the Lord Mayor had substantially refused
the use of the Guildhall for the proposed Garibaldi meeting.
Mr. L. JONES moved, "That, the Lord Mayor baying re-
tracted his promise for the use of the Guildhall for the
Garibaldi meeting, this meeting is of opinion that the meet-
ing should still take place."
Mr. LAWRENCE seconded the motion, which was unani-
mii.lisly!igreed to.

proposed that the meeting should be held
at the London Tavern on Wednesday next at two o'clock,
and that Mr. Western Wool, M.P., should be requested to
preside on the occasion.
Mr. RICHARDSON mid he had a letter from Mr. W. Wood,
which stated that be was ready to take any part in the
meeting to which the committee might appoint him.
The resolution was carried unanimously.
A subscription was then entered into to defray the ex-
penses of the meeting, and the details having been left to
the sub-committee, the meeting adjourned.

GARIBALMIAN DEMONSTRATION IN THE TOWER
HAELETS.—A public meeting to express sympathy with
Gatilial.l4 and to protest against the French occupation of
Rome, was bell yesterday evening in the Beaumout Insti-
tution, Tower Hamlets. • Mr. Walker occupied the chair,
and a goodly number of gentlemen of local influence were
on the platform. The 700111 was crowded. The chairman
having opened the proceedings, the secretary of the meeting
then stated that a letter had been received from Mr. Ayrton,
one of the members for the borough, who regretted that he
could not attend. He rejoiced, however, that the object of
the meeting bed been anticipated by the amnesty, and that
being so, his absence would be a Metter of leas importance.
Dr. Bowkett, in a brief speech, proposed a resolution highly
eulogising the patriotic conduct of Garibaldi, and expressing
the deepest sympathy for hire in his prevent pool Um. Mr. Day
seconded the resolution, which was carried unanimously.
Mr. Burney moved a resolution affirming that the French
occupation of Home was a tyranny which ought imme-
diately to cease. He reviewed and denounced the circum•
stances ender which the occupation of Rouse had been com-
mitted and continued, and concluded by hoping that Victor
Emmanuel, ungrateful as be haul been to Gaitsldi, would
treat him with consideration, for his services might yet be
required to lead Italy in a struggle to wrest Venetia from
Austria. The resolution was earned unanimously, and the
meeting, which had been very enthusiastic throughout, ter-
minated with a vote of thanks to the chairman.
THE COLLISION ON THE TYNE.—Three bodies
only have been found of the persona drowned on Tuesday
night by the steam packet Tynemouth sinking the Forester,
while in collision, near Walker, on the Tyne. Their names
are Patrick Foley, a labouring man who used to be ern.
',toyed about Tynemouth barracks; William Sheriff, another
labouring man ; and a woman named Mary Malony. Tam
sunken vessel has been sufficiently raised to ascertain
that there are so more bodies in her cabin, though it is
suspected that there are at least three other matins
drowned—via., a man who was teen to sink while swimming
towards tho shore, a boy who was washed from his mother's
side, and another man who was seen to drop from the rig-
ging of the boat after she sank. The inquest upon the bodies
recovered was opeued by the coroner for Newcastle-on.
Tyne on Wednesday night, and adjourned for a week.
Pending this inquiry it would not be proper to say much
about the cause of the collision.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Count Bismark-Schonhausen stated that Count
Bernsiorff and Herr von Holzbrink have tendered
their resignation. He further announced his own
definitive appointment as President of the Ministry
and Minister for Foreign Affairs ; and also that
Harr von Itzenplitz has been charged with the
provisional administration of the Ministry of Com-
merce.

The Committee of the Upper House on the
budget will recommend to that house, in to-mor-
row's sitting, to authorise its President to make a
communication to the Chamber of Deputies, re-
questing an inquiry whether upon further consi-
deration the objection to the adoption of the
budget for 1862 could be removed ; and also to
enable the Upper House, by more detailed informa-
tion upon the signification of those items of the
extraordinary charges of the budget objected to by
the Chamber of Deputies, to come with full know-
ledge of the question to some resolution upon the
adoption or rejection of the budget.