The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-30 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1855.

sad Men ea that Mikan as beteg bad la
pelssiple ; Meese he reglad* it as sot absolutely
nesemary to the unplug as of this via, sod
thought he soma pensive is it the de of many •
haste quarrel between these wet were parties to the loss.
He spathes** that the quastke they wished him to
answer was, whales he wee fameabie to a prasegatios
et the war with Bank, is was he iodised to sa early, sad
If it me pesedoshis, as inunaikee ? Is the first
paws, he was beer" to deelare thee wI he regarded war
with mgeolilled sheer see, he dig ate beak apes it as die
limb* era width mid hoki kmanity. Be Mined
itaM useless, as wall Y were sometime eass-
ablillial by Mire rm, wield the sword of
babe egabrit sal Jam Ablisegle he did ant sorest I.
tae nizowhish musitted as to this war with Barka,
sal im believed the war We bees sagely
eel likely averted, yet, the war ba beta era sewed
Fadmen sontrastsd. allstOsie Mau sp, be
el feel Mead by his Meant hem the podgy
Illw to peeseme fir pesos as a
ny sad every stage of he
The wee bevies bees assessed,
be wilvosaled
E.:4. as of die war with all the energy and vigour
was pees** (Cheers.) The a Buds,
eel red alit reemiesi *sly a master of her owe eelf•essolit,
M did thiak be left aadistarbed without Yana ; but
es moos omit was Meght to • trial of fast, thea be thought
aseurity of Imp wee esaessimi Is gland
Moloireable dedeleaidelost bar. Weil. the pee;le v7:O
=lli hi Mil me is *Mime te • pewees sad
of lama*, to pretest the weak 'dab* the
Moog. They had sea with imagism hew might had
balsa dad' ever right ia Moak le ilatelsey. to
Ningoey; saw it at lase pealed Ma he Ma heed to
Bobo tipMe . the Mem despot pawed his
loono M Whoa
obi gemmed spes the Otto.
I.7=sakolles task komileses ben * t its Was
ups Turbo/ was the smiths dike
war, the Mesa * the war, se it as -ism et
theatoist
5i0,17 •*b matey ware ee
es On bald seatisemelii=ir. Bee this was
hahem the Wadies ot the
at
'apposed bad alosoly head est. gvesareasi'lies mat
to war, amemling to ww ihemeeless bad gives oat in
war to immathe sled ledepearisass of the One-
tbn el the Allies watts take
intik es "beta guarantee Rumps
=Tbs
rviez=serm inemisaivatos
yids 7,7
...isdassissitalliftilsabsis frost
oono
were enemy moss d, es far es_ rds
lbe leasysof Os raway—he would say *Old *ad the
temp of Ger friesde—(laiglites)--the aselgailes of the
Danube was "Emitted to be hes the pestesswate of the
Week Munk hi Turkey was virtuady abed**; sad as a
present kelt She isdepeadesee sad to teols of Turkey
Willeosta. Teas, as to wearies Ream 'mamma*
the implem of Basile. barbarism, the Zemke
OM in the Black des see Wager miss* ; &bee-
t** wee mod to the greyed, est la vast Me.
malaise of malivisl of war, whisk it meet have takes scow
yeasts MOM, had bees captured sad Mid* mama du
' alto.; we Mel sweet with be the asses thee essiraled the
wide si the itis of Mar; we had sompolial the assay to
Masks the whole seaboard of Cireasia,M blow up one
after make the chola of forts amaalleg tee anther.with the sowihern provisoes almt the .oiseriess; we had
. and blockadid the meads" the Beta
:IPZILIAVI. The Turk", as their tom, lad eimiessly
am* As sky of Hers; d Omar Pada was Moody
threatesing the Russia. proiisew meth of the Camas;
sad was there say as. is his "miss, looking at these fasts,
tria malt pretend that Turkey aew stood is the slightest
loitered /Mss benalea ? Lad was sot Weems Buxom
Set* is Turkey ? From the Meanies of the war
em by the sahMedoe of her Met Meads, had lost
*amselfesse. la coda to Make good this auses.
dews leash, hailmedelglit mossaptioss ia twoleue; already
half hell easy I*l rid to mast of raw and andielpHaed
seal • *Beady the duds apes bee popidatios
of . led very. awl; embed (hi s=teal
of to . What • streis had bee brought
to beer apes elis deems of that empire. Her
Micelle wen *need, ba Ciall0•1011 was paralysed, her
pats were blockaded; for all purposes that meld Wm
Weems Sanyo, Bomb was vary awe Wool to seises-
doe. Believing as be did that . the pet elfeets li
by the alliesOa hse4ves bed bees 'comet**, ha did
fled sallisisat mesa fripsa will& esablome the Mak•
aka skit the prelsegolise tif .10111111 M with Item* Would
ormlooll* Mt illatel* At Ibis asailley. sad Ilberellre he
shoe* it salintat ibis_
sad bessershis
poem (acid.) turas Mee Rana teems '
motesader s &dominod test are might ma
compel the evacuados d the Crimea, destroy Nioolaieff
sad Kbersue, sod mean Croustade; bat it was utterly
aenmeasszy to tee emus of Europe. That beteg so, we
wars sot justified is towels; for osmium or for posterity
the awful mareat of sacrifice which the sesomplish-
met of those objects would estail, set merely is
mosey or mosey's worth, bat is the tenth'', loss of
hums life, I. the Wag cheek put sem social sad politiesl
progress, and I. the large sum total of sinless' demadisa
dos which nest be lavolved. Then was use immense
and glans, fast that be would implore these to read, mark,
learn, red lawardly digest They were salted a noble
poopio by these whom " Jamb (Maim" called the " Upper
Tea Thomed r they wore lauded for the analimes with
which they had stood the drab of war cm their resources ;
but had Ii sever marred to them that the said " Upper
Tee Tluiessad" mated all sapaior places of rat their
owe by lawful laborites's', shared sampt themselves all
the lucrative pests of goveramest, all the poems" sad
all the anguishes sad piehisp sod jobs that sane out of
an Mrs espeedieare e 7 60,000,1001. a year, s.d that the
system by which these men melted. sonrithstandiat its
dradful waste/Mem and its ridiculous iseekieney,
was by these am obstinately uphold, and mita
wised, eves at this time ? had these who lauded
the people foe their honk embusses thews them
selves ready le dismiss the iseapable, to remove the
obaniedve, to got rid of the imMale sad worthless,
and to yeasote sad employ the amitovioss, aoterithataad•
log any loss to themeless la yardmaster, lassamfamily
conneziose, ndekl isseavesionesta missal maim aad
sanoymes ? The army was mike* smametive ; then
was so *peals' up the paths of the rank sad W to the '
highest rim of their moismissal career • se mush's'
=sad bithfal record .f the sera of sway lattl.
ft
eetera so distribades smog the* of bassway
rewards se rashes of their memos is deqeMbeh believes
diedegabbod their gallantry ; ehd op =6? =Ws a
their sesents, et hewer does to *sir Ores-
minim is the army wore dhgassi of by pushes. ; diem
at winailiag, who had swift but their owe alien
to reeemosed them, were pissed seder the
asummadeldebsr sod mos favoured jasion ; sad enwds
of well.tiade *Mere were imam isms ea " argent
pints affain," ready to watch the meretheisa market
km, sad to match from than wawa *de Mee behind to
glassy le tits Ogees the int shows dl yesemtbow- (Rear.
hem) Rae awn impelling.* to iw, es used,
sea biome wee by Ms miser if men; and the
elewingd the Bodes wee repaid by the eremites of three
ed fabulous age. (WOW.) Mosey sad
task, sad sehleirstio comezies. amid wry all before
them is the liallblearmy ; sad these who scald, but did sot,
Worm the system were calling epos the people to make the
timossasy seedless for eanying ea the war. (Load sheers.)
tut people km OM the melt of the war should be the
fordo es ollopeds. as base. The trestaiset of
scream a Me • speolosse of what we might aspect,
sad what osallessial deeps% bad sileased fonigners, tbey
would redeems Is aloes@ the paw, which was quit* se ia-
eomeniest hem as ia other esustries, sad this they mien
try to pot dews my parliament. [Mr. Miell spoke abort sa
hoar, sad remised his sat soul load calm.)
Mr. Tinian= empleised
_that Mr. sestinas
were still somewhat diesibefel. bat said he appeared to be
fee poses reader mem! ami therefore
moved :—" That having haellis ristromarlisll his views es
various took, of the day, this meeting is of oplaios that the
sestiaseats he bolds ea the war, set thaw Mich an
held by the sasjoelg of the "lemon sad amalgam of
ROchdalo." Mr. W. RAT seseaded th. modes.
Mr. T. LITIIST objected to the whale tune=of the meeting
bang osespied with me Mika. Tbe 'athis el the
suffrage was more impasse es the simelesten Ma the
war. lie believed Lord Palmentes to be me ef tlee most
unpriaapled maiden who ever ruled the misery, sad that
ho raised or kept up the war any to divert the people from
efforts at moral sad politieel yeogrees. Ile moved tits follow-
ing as au aniesdame :—" That the
maple altar/UM will
sanction no war of
a war that shall have for its object
the destsratioa of the astiesslity of ileagary, Italy, sad
Pohlad.'
Mr. EDWAID TAT7.OI siesaded the motial, because he
believed.° wee wosid melt from the people tasking sash •
sloalaralloe.
Mr. Jolts HOWASS espressed Ws disapproval of Mr.
ineolge Rallstosat and Turkish Lem
BMilit.ialf
sags Tontines
„mot*.
mono
to
abasicsiag
ate
war
st prima% so If we die sews should have la len thaa
tea years sada to fight is
what we had hitherto gaised.
(Caren)
Mr. JACOB BSIORT (a younpr Media of the bon.
member he 'bailable), who was meted with applause,
mailed with load ideas, deprecated any dinaios amain
the euestltesasy, mad thought the same forbsersees
'Maki be withards Mr. Miall as towards ream
represestatine wheat p
didered cm isolated
%Mikes.
Mr. Muir., is armee to the ehosevations end haulers
the' bad Ma nail., said he would ast parasol to say
whit Isms of pame ahead be mem" with doge wee
some store deolW eapeasios et what we beeiblia *Ws
him Binh. lie anise Ihenght of sayrhied is sheer* se
the immediate aboalemelme d the w se; bat se wo hail
asehodilbed %bayed dosage we w.pappapad, we NOS
la be seadyla lamb& papa* data ray write Use
WOO 61.111aableyeggalb af Waging the way So

fas banottrahl• conalasko. Aa to guaraatoos far tho fa-
tars, what guarantee was am known batter than that Dos
of ihs parties to a war had aimed the 'Wotan. Oar gas•
rants* was, that we had keoetsd the man down, and
Sould not pt up again whilst wa stood over him to
waNh
. . .

" The CZAIIIKAN pat the question to this vote (amidst
some confusion end arks of We woald Garry both mo.
time "), and after taking a show of hands for end -net
both the amendment and the reeehttioe, dacLrad the
amendment carried. _ . . •

Kr. TarzabaLl asked toe a division es the um&
seat, bat the Chairman said he could pulp better whs.
he bad pat both metioas. The :majority wee a very au-
Teti MO.

-1;;Olatiou approving of Mr. Milan's oradaet is puha-
neat dark; the last steaks was afterwards pared, alateet
ailaciaoasly.
The prossediass were on the whole orderly, and coon-
ducted is pod lamer.

[lke following tompletes tin report of the mooting at
'Willis'. Boerne, ONUS ia restseders Ispress):
be Duke of Caimans*, soli--My lath, Wiles. sad gen-
llemes, is opining the pieseediege ea this mod isterthsing
esemden I feel Net, in sell reopen, I have rather an easy
duty to peons, ter the large, imposing, and ialluential
meeting I en before me peons that an all. oefileient Interest
lupine the public with reopen to the Laverne: subject
whisk his galled u *Mir. But Al should have hesitated
teen prillilles over • motto( sconeod far the rupees
et mtheilles the but moms of gelds' up ost appropriate
thellindildi le ilelevaleable asevilas Milan Nightingale, if
it wets lot anti Mt I weals seem ropeete quebiled for the
duty by WM* mussily witneesed in the Bast the great
mertioes of *that neellent and aniable lady is whose
homer the gni! meeting of this day has bees tolled
together. (Chien.) It is hardly a year elms the primal
British habits lad their bat opportunity of appreciating
is their tell isi what are too teal, mind the horrors
al —_ruse des which, nefeeninatidy, must aeon
bseil whitheier war taloa plaits. Wm aunt, newts-
,be anima is without the ninth* of pain and
to theneado, sad therefore it thew the pare-
, ninth duty of the public at lone to mart thentesine S. the
' thesiet to alleviate by .BatalsasIs Ask power those
miehthenes whin it is tile they am wholly pro-
test. (Loud elide of " , hear.") We are aware that,
etthe the Ins poem that prooded the promat war, way
Ilbstassiseary to 'Serbs military arrangements bad
baswas slily dbergialsed Of rather, I should soy, had in
a pat aware disappolinid altogether ; sad amnia
shun It we. well known that our 'military hospitals woe
%i as means in as elieleat • state as meld be wished.
Under them einumissees it became the most trying and
hipielest duty of the gormand of the day that they
dwell do all in their power to raise their establishments to
a proper state of efleleney, sad alleviate, as far as in theca
lay, every sees of psis and suffering that come to their
knowledge. (Hear, leer.) Amiss nadir this view they
meet properly availed themselves of the services, the gra.
tallow, intuitable, sad moat laudable amiss" which were
Wend by the /nog sad interesting lady in whose Mason
we are new eissiebled. (Loud Moen.) Hers was •
lady in the Oise of lib. sod senetinded at lame by every-
thing that meld make Man baggy, slikriag to brave the
anis of the ms and the dossers.' allswoo of the Ben,
the purple of re-organhing those de ate of the
y, whisk; at that nomeat, were oettale4 not in as oath-
hotory a slaw rat ebb have ben wished. I happiest at
the time to be at Ormstaatisogb, sad Web I -returned
home I had es boartosity of wiloseeisit. Aci asses% stirs-
wanes malts of OM nardoss of Miss Nightiagen sad her
Is the military hoesital at getter!. (Loud
eergeerrtiPor let me here Olsen, that' the izertions of
Kiss Nightioialo wove most ably Mended Winton, who
west en to assist her, and I am sere it wand be remiss at
my and the last thing that Mime Nightingale herself
. 14 while doing honour to, tied appreciating
her , we should seglest to recogehe the *micas pf
these as elided aid sastabod bet is let great
sad t (Lead aeon.) KM IllightiaSM hoe
is thb; dialed% lan way •540.-•
math* Ls ben aseatabla duty, dews se the
present moment. Ia molts of lose of health for • time, and
other eirounistanon that would have deterred weaker minds,
she has never for • moment relinquished her endeavours
to thuds the object for which she went oat, and that object
I think I may say she has sow fully attained, as the emounte
which now daily some home from the Beet bear testimony
M the venereal good order and valuable improvements
which through her valuable assistance have bees introduced
into every departmeat of the medical service of the array.
(Load chests.) It sow, therefore, blooms the duty of the
public at hone to show her that her services have been duly
appteciated, aid—at least with those who feel as I do—to
comigss in what mannsr most honour may be paid to this
mendktioguiskied lady in the most graceful and agreeable,
sod at the sows time most useful way. (Hear, bear.) We
Yaw Not briwobals have tom oared to individuals who
hob dessived well Millen country in various ways. Staines
lave beta robed mad great bandies' have boos sonocrated
bat I ow disposed Is shish that Miss Nightingale herself
Milos for no testimethel which while It honoured herself
ma sal at the web Yoe gesemots the sombre of the week
and the salbrias mew' the Obsess of that many to
glib she hopes to rotors when the war is at an end.
(Meer, bear.) There ma be no doubt bet that bee mast
"doable seinen wield in a great semen be throws
'way.
_if es her Mem home memo should lot
be edhead her of continuing the geed work which abs
se sally, se waragessaly, aid so admirably begot ;
sad I, lb meow of °none, god the kinds of Miss
Inghdande We of opiates, that the vest moseptable mein
'we onnil anise of remedial an *aim of that lady's
sonfeed, mil the way which would be meet anoptable to
hweell4 Weal be to race' a subscriptioe with • view of
w/Mbllihing as lestitatioa for sums, to be ender her entire
she omplow astkority and coetrol. (Hen, hear.) Sect
is lastionies would be of the greatest beasts, not only to 1
the marepolisOtet to the whole snaky, foe in both mums
te &need the nth me mask weoted, while ia baker are
thin we have
rs pod as we bald wish ter ohs ice boast
usivlos of oa gnat laspitale. I beg this meeting to
ithlienand, what I have been autheriecA and wousiwined
te Wain nowilly that the object of this meeting ie not to
hidt, hest (bear hear)—
to enable Mies
:9111 to asks unfAtend use of whatever sun may
be
with the eisistanse of • stamen, skids she has
to he appointed—to maks use of that sum is
establishing a school for lures., partly, I believe to be
ompowd of these who voluntarily moms forwaid, and
partly of mum of the ordinary descriptioe, and that both
may be properly instructed arid met forth eamining as the
various hospitals may regain. (Hear, hear.) That I
believe to be the real eldest for whisk this mooting has
been conneed and this sabseriptin started, and whether
it may be useessery that • building should be erected for
the accommodation of these nurses will be a subject for
future coosidnatioe, and must be left 'enrol, to Mb
Nightingale herself. (Heez, hear.) To give her power to
do this would, I think, be the lost sompliment the public'
could show her, for she well understands her position, end
we may have fall ocaildenes is her that she will successfully
cony out the object which the pablie his in view. (Hear,
hear.) Let us raise the
i mousy sad put it in Hiss Nightie.
gale's hands—lt nield;sot be n better—and we may no
satisfied she will nodose all the mien that could be de-
sired. (Cheers.) Ido not think it would be proper for
mole doteintlis aside( at math gresterlength,or with fur-
ther dellis 1 have eadeavourod to state shortly the objects
IP whisitili wends has hoes conneed, and which the
eemmdttee have ie fir", and the an is which the
obey send should be employed. It now onlyremains
Mme to my, that I trust the great interest is iezlii-
SIN by the neIeSTOOS meeting hers assembled, will be SA-
WN by adequate subscriptions to enable Miss Nightingsle
toMny out, is the mouses most agreeable to herself, aid
Oen useful to the public at large, the great objects to
Illielt 'be has devoted km energies, talents, sad life. (His
Mini Higbee@ resumed his seat amid load and general
*Mama ILtis annonesed that linen bad boa re.
aired from the following noblemen and gentlemen, ex-
, peening meth regret that imperetive eireumetaaess pre-
vented their taking part in the pro oedings of the meeting,
but Fueling their co-operstioa in its objects :
Viscoont Harding', Lord Pannone, Bishop of Orford,
Bishop of Ripon, Bishop of Lined., Bishop of Bath and
Wells, Sir Cohn Campbell, Sir &Mel Mottos Poo, Bert.,
Sir De Lacy Enos, Mr. Gladstone, MY., Captain Pon,
li N., he.
The Marquis of WI/DOWNS rose to MOTs the Ant rem.
tenon, and who reesived with loud Mien. His lordship
mid,—May it plows your sisal Idshases, my lords, ladles,
and gentlemen : Beira
_hagroesed with • deep wase of the
robin obligation bilks Ingirdirgole end the ladies who
sesompeiM Mr is the mailwportsat and most interesting
of seleelbe. I, although, bus me good reasons, being little
esensemed le attend sahib woodsy, have thought It my
arifitth alba& is la pine OW dff, sad to rosMa is tows
flor WAS imagoes. (klisibbear.) UM,. thew Snowstorms,
I hem bush worsted to won a rowistios—e duty'. lath I
wig Ism much men volatility
_weieetekw, were it not
des Oa @gamed.% gins of the Wens of the meting by
=
!milaighaess in tea chair, who is to himself the most
witness that eaa be sailed to the blowsy of Mir,
Illishimples gobbet—Cloud tesues)—wbne, at the sygno
Wadi IWO kb high pereemi Wagerer, Ms rank, pjag by
well polies. be is best Stied se invert year woobitgos
sad nesinnesee for the Awls elle! have' 'agog as
together. (Hear, hear.) After die wry You sad elm
I ugliniiiiiii gins by hie royal WOW% I feel that it