The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-21 00:00:00

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The let Warwickshire Militia, under the corn-
mad of lAwskomat-Colonel Moe, bare received orders to
assemble at Warwick on the eth of Nay, for 21 bre
The recruit. will assenthle cm the 24th of April
for ender the eiljutsat, sad the sea-sommissioned
om-
oars on the 10th of April.
Zoom°'cat Sal ITT or LONDON. —At the monthly
awwrl lossele held raterday. at the society's house in
r-sqvare, Dr. Hamilton, P.Z.&, la the chair, the
Darooess de filainusl, Sir T. Cue Bart.. Dr. A.
Rolleoten, sad lbws. J. Morley, W. Speed,
T. 0. Stook, K. Freakkad, G. Mileholl, G. W. LOWIFOISI.
J. E. Orme, sad D. Nieoll, were ebbed fellows of the
society, and Naas. W. 21 ILP., W. J. ?brill, O.
R. Cock, 8.. Y. Gordon, A. R. W sad F H. Dabs.
were proposed Ns candidates for the fellowship. The mport
from the theme other %holm that At
number of visitersmittas oboe the boriaabg of
the par bed bees arab IQ, The report she athanaced
that the bead of ale lot Lit. Guard. would oommesoe their
pular:imam for the soros as the 17th May.
/term. Gaooaaramar. Somarr.—Monday, the
24th imbed, at baN 9, pas. lapses to be read
Cbiea: 1. "Oa the etheditaos tu the Western
Borame ef Obis sod the Upper Waters of the Yeartse-
bug," by Dr. A. Harks ; 2. "Notes ea the Cosatry to
the West of Chstea," y Lainteasat Oliver, B.A.
flociArr roc Tit IIfOOIIIIIIOIXIIINT or Tin Furs
Aare.—la ocesequsems of the Moses of Dr. Peck, who
woo to have 1. tared last mob& Mr. Jobs Stewed, at the
request of the email, kiodly deTlvsred an ebb sad imbue-
tire Wotan listen the mambas of this society ea
are Beauty ta °wawa Things," at the Rooms, 9, Graduit-
et.

THR KAILLDOW or DUNDONALD.-41 is averred
that there le to be • contest for the enoosesion to the earl-
dom of Detedould, the competitors being two parties. It
had been whispered, long previously to the death of the
late earl, that his sided sou would have difficulty is
making out his claim to the mooession. It was under-
stood. that, with such irregularity bad the noble lord's
been originally attended, that heal proof of it
would b almost Impossible. After the birth of two or
more children, the earl consulted • learned ex-Chanoallor,
supposed to be as oracle on Scotch law, who was so little
metalled with the proofs thea to be adduced, that, the
meatless bang enceinte, be reememendsd • second mar-
ries& His advice was taken. The ads* sea, at the
very end d last sermon, preferred his claim to be • Scotch
= bead to be 'Miami to vote fee the Dirresentatis•
pews. His data will tame it ha liseringrotV
be
shortly, and, it is mid, will by Ids brother
the eldest sea by the second riff His, also, is said
to have laid his era before a noble ex-Clieneellee (Lord
St Leonard** and who has peameneed that it cannot be
phimyed.--4yr ClOsenter.
Tau INDIAN Tamar Donna—A deputation from
tie Illearlarager Clamber of Commerce welted op Sir
Chaim Weed ea Wednesday, and promoted • memorial
urging the rednothe of the duties levied OD cotton yarn
and seeds imported into India. The right beatsurehl•
baronet stated that the leanaial account ham ladle were
highly satisfactory, but the fall °Meal documents bed not
yet mashed the goveremeat, end it would, therefore. be
neateregy to welt some time-+q six weeks or two mamas.
He lad every hope, however, that the information already
received would be coefinned, and he promised that " the
moment he ascertained that the state of the revues would
albeit of it, the reduction of duty should be made."
Govenwsmirr Aseurrspier To VoLcirramie.—A
mesas( of the Gears of the several corps belonging to
Dundee, Arbroath, and Moatroes, took place as Wedmiday
in the Town Hall, Arbreath. About twenty gentians°
were present. Lieutenant-Colooel Paterson of Linlaben
camped the char. The object of the meeting, the char•
mu explained, was to memorialise parliament for edditional
pecuniary or other sesistanee to the volunteer form. It
wee intended that there was to be • meeting in the
Thatched Howe Torero, Leaden. to-morrow (this
day) for the like purpose, bat be bad ham ap-
prised by telegram that that meeting wee put
off. Colonel Ronny Tailyear moved—" That a larta
proportion of the volunteers is this county, 'abseils at-
tached to the service, sad willing to devote much of their
sum time to maintain their eMeisacy is it, are unable to
cootribut• any pecuniary means towards their military
equipment and traioing. That such MOW have hitherto
been provided from oontributione raised during the first en-
, thulium and incitement of the volunteer movement, but
that this liberality cannot be expected to afford a permeasat
mem of income. That under these circumetanoss it is ex-
pedient to bring our waste under the eassideratioa el pubs-
meet and the government, sad rescectfolly to mina
some addition to the aisistance we at present obtain from
the state in arms, ansmunitioo, and drill instruction. That
the additioealuaiatance we solicit should comprise military
scooutrenseets, regimental clothing, articles of musketry
instruchea, and depots for arms ; or, in lieu thereof, an
usual peat of V. per man, either io the shape of direct
supplies sr d seamy great." The resolution was agreed
to, mid • ammittee appointed to draw up • memorial,
whisk Sir John Ogilvy is to be requested to present to par-
Emmet —Ablielarga
SUICIDE! OE • PHYSICIAN BY TAKINCI PRUSAIC
AClD.—Yesterday afternoon en inquest was held at Wolver•
hainptes, en the body of a physician, named John Norman.
• yogis( men who had beim in that town about a year,
sal hadbase there from the University of Edinburgh, with
tstimenisl. el the highest worth. He does not seem to
have bees seeseesfal in his efforts to establish a pesetas ;
and having to write frequently to his father in Carlisle for
mosey mineed so much to affect him, that for the peat
two tenths be his appeared greatly distreesed—wishing
that he wise is soother world, sad saying that to sit day
after day Si home, with nothing to do, was "enough to
drive Idea med." This depression induced him to give way
to occeaseal intemperate.. After being out all the pre-
vious alight, he returned to his lodgings on Suaday cue-
ing, and retiring to bed, took some primabed, acid that
had before bees lyme on the table of his surgery. Within
five minutes of hie swallowing the fatal draught he was •
corpse. A post-mortem examinatioa showed that the de.
ceased had takes eoough poison to kill six men. He had
nearly 8/. is his pornessiou, sod left • letter addressed to
his father is Carlisle, saying that he was unworthy of such
• father, alter* that he was about to commit suicide from
the causi manhood, sea desiring that there might not be
a pfet-siortem exanduation. The jury returned • verdict
o! • Suicide, whilst under the influence of a iit of temporary
insanity."
DESTRUCTION OE • SUOMI RI/INERT BY Fran.—
GIUMPOCIL, THURSDAY. %ally after midnight • Ire
broke out in Dillingham Sugar Refioery, occupied by
Mama Cmwtialls and Company. The refinery is a
ver7 extensive set of premises of four stories sad
attics, with cakes. The fire broke out is the upper
story, and had gained such mutiny before being
observed ae to reader any effort. to urea its program
futile. Consequently in little more than four boars the
refinery was a num of smouldering- ruins. The fire did set
communicate to the charhouee. There was • considerable
auk of sugar in the works, tad the destruction of pro-
perty is seed to be over 20,0001., which is reported to be
hawed in various °Mom Five large cisterns of sugar is
the northern wing of the building have been saved.
TIER HOUNDS •ND TR' LOtioNOTIER--011 Mon-
which hunts the greater pieties M North Nottinghamshire,
very sarrewly moped Whig deeinated. The meet was at
Jockey-homes, in the seighbenehood of fierlby lUD, when
a fox MIS found. When any Lot Markham the hounds
were ereming the Greet Northam Railway just as the
parliamentary train came up from Lemke. The train we.
rouadiag • curve wham the booed@ were sees a little ahead.
The driver immediately slackened his speed, and the
brooks were applied, but sot some magi to prevent as
occident. Two valuable hounds wereassimsysti ea the spot,
sod another died shortly deer by big posiPleted down
the aainaloisst. Three sr Isar ethos wow iiseionsly ie.
Need. mid the accident threw mei as ehelmie is the way
of the day's sped that nothing farther weeds..No blames
is 'wow wow •nrise•drisua who dY al his power le
present the widens. Had itima the myna Isis, whisk
passed • few minutes earlier, the peaks, part el the peat
would have been destroyed.