The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-28 00:00:00

'CV Court.

WINDSOR, Our. 27.
The:foll.ming had the honour of dining with lee
th.„7 y. sterile, . —The Declass of Kvnt, the Priam and
II henlohe Langenhary, the Femmes Adelaide,
• liner lives inn of Hobenhibe,lLedy Caroline Barring-
Dake or Terevits, the Count Larradio, the Karl of
NA,....aary. and Colonel the Iles. Charka Prey.
pose, Alhrre, acconineuil by Frisco Mir:noon of
thi. Duke of Terceira, and the Har: of Mahon-
ice, west out shooting this mornins, attended by Colonel
e.11.,6 (hart' they and Livut..Colouel F. 11. Seymour.
Tyr peke of Terceira sod Count Las radio left the Castle
why tar
She ef Illandfnrd had en interview with Mr.
stream M alpide yesterday at the Hose-nate.
Ur the Mecum. 10.1' (tl:simuw) had an interview with
Ceiseelber of the Ferheneer yest rday, at his glacial
‘n D owning-street.
g„rAdnunl Sir Ossge A Wi MOW bad as interviste
▪ J..din rattiness yesterday at the Colonial-00m.

NERAL OF FIELD MARSHAL THE DUKE
OF WELLINGTON.

a s Ingeneat u the Geretrol
“; ‘1,r.)..;.. opt... I, Parliament•street, Oct. 27,1112.
lwere.....es desirous of being present in St Paul's
e.t!:, dial. at the solemnity of the funeral of Field
the Duke of Wellington, are hereby re-
d 1,, s. nd in their names and addresses to me,
r heron. the with day of November next (after
au!.•,'., n.t amilication tin be received), in order that
r .s mat be reserves( foe them reseretivelx. and it
!., reby natific 1 that besides a ticket fur each
1,, ft .1 Joditiduedly, one other ticket for a lady, to
a.,..mpany such peeress, will he issued.
NORFOLK, Karl Marshal,
-
With the "scep tics. of the interior of St. Paul'. l'athes-
hal, which Meru, l'obitt sad Co. are tepidly truster:vac
oft • vast sad nmenilleent amplutheatre, hole ha. heen
Lr as N ronapleting the arraa.t.saesito for the c.maing
writaeks WI.. 'Mr the body will ',main miler the hail
ctolms H Intel on the melte !receding the loners!, or
slettivr It wall be deposited a the Audience Chamber of
ow lupe salsas as originolly arranged. was my knows
at tar la.t ',mi.{ by th, petal at duke hinvorif.
Tie ,:s-tres lee the tented ear upon hie's the body
163 M rut yea to M. raisirs was finally approved of
io a step in the right directress at any
tit. ; ,141 the tsosstry sal be glad to learn that it is
peresol to emmeruet the care not awry!, for the tem
play purpose, bat radar as a nll 0./11Si heir-loom, to
I. tar.dold wa to pus: truly itli this view, it will b.
teas in the strosagrot poeoible manner, and of the most
ersasaltal materials. TM design, whin ham emanated
from the a dismal eo•stilishisout at Marlhorough-bonne—the
department of pmetical ast—ia desented to be very appro.
yriati Ind ma:mtienat The stage, or platforms upon which
,b,..reissru,:ner a, to be raised, ea: be nearly 30 feett
array tin imigined, shun it is stated that there
t f sat to spare on each side mit passes thromgh
Tenaple-har. The upper potion will pretest something the
s:geseaster PS a military tent, and the stage will be decorated
t, t. massive ersanoostsof solio broom. Ito understood that
at 1. ed .1.:13 or ten heroes wilt be required to draw the
roe Ole th. f fes•ore already settled i• the trappings to be
warn by th.os animal.. The period of the middle ages has
born sderte ! to afford precedents f..r the occasion. The
loowswd: t e matclore.l in black velvet, touched wish silver
tram the shoot ler to the heck, alter the
Morro is tour...oats of tt.e 13th century. These
sr. now being pr. pared, and it is understood they
I. altreturty magnideent.

TILE LATE DEICE OF WELLINGTON.
TILE EAST INDIA COMPANY.
A special general court of the East India Company
wee had at the East letta Mouse, yesterday, for the par-
yoar of Dying le tore the proprietors, for their coacturesees
the f,:loeing rcselutoin of the Court of Directors, vie.,
-Thst is a testMonial of the gratitude with which the
Let Im'is Com!•vey meet erre remember that the gMitions
mitt of the Doke of Wellinctms commenced in India, and
tat the ronsilidation of the Bntialt poser there waa greatly
yen 'tea by his be flint achievements, a marble statue of
tilt i.lastriuus commander be placed in the general court
" Su .1. W. 1ie,1,14, the chairman of the Court of
Pe, item. pr. shled. The advertimmint calling the Met-
e.: having Men read,
The Crstar.tr said,—ln presenting before you the
maniroom reaelet.on of the Corm of Directors to
steel a simile of the Duke of Wellington in this
now, I fell that it would ill become me to offer
say mamas, much less to urge any argument,
n support of a provost which must at once commend itself
to the judgment sod the feeling of every man here. (Hear,
hear.) It his pI coed Almighty Ood to moose the great
Dyke froin this earthly mene. Full of years, sad covered
n:b ll.rry. he &weeds to the tomb mourned not °sly by
his country but by the whole civilised world. No testis°.
aid is Ti Inured to perpetuate the memcry of hie much-
..t., rued UMW, for it is imperishable; but we call to mind
cub lamest pent • and heartfelt gretimide that the career of
the distances lithe commeured in Indus. More thin half
a sentery him *tared since, se Cul. Wellesley, he mounted
tile head at thrtesapatars. Then he arintinietered with
eivennitnate ak r the p trainman of Mysore, and soon after
achieved the triennia. of Assay. and Aren't's, and dictated
Stymies of peen by which the British power in India wee
upheld. It ia only in recognition of the services thus
mitred to the government of India that we purpose
to plume bore a statue of the departed hire—thus mark-
isle. as far as it is is our power to mark, our gratitude for
t benefits winch. ,ender the blessing of divine providence,
• Duke of Wellington conferred on that portion of the
1 w...% empire w Ada is committed to the government of
tt, best India Company. I feel it would be unsuitable to
1!..e occasion to add soother word in sepport of the resolutint
which is Dow presented for that medial approbation which
leen inn you will accord to it. (Cheers.)
Bt. liell•SLL ELLICI said, sifter the chairmen'', speech,
and se. rug that the schwiewients of the Duke of Wellies.
toe were so mach asperse:history, he need do no mew
than is rend the resolution.

Mr Lewtr isigoillibew the Mg was to be defrayed ? If
it vas to be out of the messes of lodic, he stices/d stove
as amenchnest ; for though he serried of Gremlin •
stage, yet, if it was to be erected at the ant of lie
of tribe, who detested our leaverwvareti sad esuld 1:341;
be grateful to the Dyke of Wellisitou hells doe is im-
pala,/ it upon them, be thooght it o•gbt set to be isse.
The CHAIRMAN had listened to the obtoreetleas sf the
Eon. proprietor with the deepeat repot Parlop tie best
he could pursue would be to °Wain Ism seaming
gaieties however, be voted answer it by MOAN that
the ripens, of the state* would be defrayed Mlle the ter-
temial motion of ludic
Mr. Twistieo, as one, he believed d tits sant proprie-
t)rs, bird he should be esemed if be dedeled this am so
mita bed • vote of that met Imo earl keen obi&
ts setdi leave anticipated we pellet useeinler. To db.
she Amster sod dam of the D. of Willisgloo
ti•eseigeoe at Me peue. Mot the chairmen
bad Nod wiefaitTifiminalli the
that sub.
pet, but motile armee the diet keg need those
she amembled within these w is RORlMMightiag the
item of oat great man feel themselves ameted by the
peat principle of his life—that every man iltesid be go-
limed by a woes emus of duty. (Cheers.)
Mr. Curie espaued a hope that the bee. preprietee
Mr. Lewis) would withdraw his ompeoltion. lb was emu
be would not regret dame so. Bow we ell do mow
l 4reedy ia that rocas paid for bot est of the onseous of
obs ?
Mr. WIRDINt. remarked that the dab. by his services
bad &dewed the iatereas of the empire at large, but it
was I. laths that he Ant abashed his military reputaties.
It was a tare sad remarkable goischisses whseli rendered
be. alike famous in comsat and is astkm, and hie gamer
end his eharaeter could sot be better described then in the
MPS of his family, •• forties comes."
Captain g seta he believed that if it were pee.
siW. to coil. ct the sestassear of the people of laths from
est sad to the other, they would be freed to be smatrary to
those expressed by the bus. proprietor who opposed this
mambas.

The resolution was then rut and carried all but salmi.
Mr. L.wia slue setting against it.
The CII ;SWAN said ►e wu abut to direct the aeuetary
to word that the lellellitien was tarried wit► only sae die-
.. atient voice. Perhaps it was not right in him te do its
•oliout inquiries if there wu any titbit.!inst.
Mr. Lvwty o'nerved that perhaps the chairman would
tw ~ rend at tie same tMe to hare it stated that there
••'e est mu; preprieten preen:.
The asset then broke sp.

FOOLILaL OF Till
nesting of the Tows Cosscil of Birstiagham yesterday,
the Owing resolution was moved by Mr. Councillor
Knowles.—" That it u desirable the corporatism of Bit-
•incham sh, old take part is the public funeral of Field-
Naashil the Dubs of Wellingtosr•' This gars rise to eon-
.4.ratbi dissuasion. A monition was moved by Mr.
A:derman Lacy, to the effect that the inhabitants of Hie
amirh.an be requested to show their respect to the eha.
ran. t • f the duke by eluting their shops on the day of the
se emend br a majority of 1$ to 14. A sober-
eco at proposition by Mr. Knowles, to the effect that tine
•r and four members of tke corporation should attend
tie tuneful, was lest.
TO RALPH BKANAL, E(Q. —Tbe
elersois of the city of Roehester, ass Mos to testify
'h•.r admiration sod esteem for their late respected mem-
Italph Bernal, Keg.. recently entered into a subscrip-
t 1,4 the purpose of presenting him with ■ piece of plate.
ite selection has been a magnilleent rentrwpieee, terrain,
candelabra. It steads three fret high, having alit
hpinehas, beneath which are three figures, representing
-:.irwrre, Justice, and Wisdoms. The inscription is as
—" Presented to Ralph Bernal, Esq., by the libe-
td elertors and inhabitants of the city of Rochester, as a
I.tireouial of their estimation of the many services rendered
t hi. r,...ary by his unflinehing advocacy of civil and reli-
sr.us liberty, free trade, and parliamentary reform, through- ,
"u* a long senstonal career of thirty-two years dunes
t•'"Y•lire of which he most assiduously attended to the
14.'",te '(their anenat city, as their represestative in par-
,‘,"",,,ent•- On one side of the bass are engraves the arms of
"^". Mentleman, with the motto "Bpes et Fortitude,"
14'1 on the other the crest, both of which are admirably
"flaw. TIN weight of it is 281 ounces ; the cost
Marty 2001.

THE FATAL DUEL AT EGHAM.
• COMMITTAL OF TILE PRISONER&
Yesterday (Wednesday) the town of Chertaey wu
is a state of great excitement, it having been knows
that the four perscas in custody were to undergo soother
eaaminatiors at the lawn Hall; and It rreehrd a greater
height from the estraordbuity statement whites came out at
the inquest, held ea the previous day, via., that them was
reason to believe that there had be.. same find play, in con-
a quae@ of we of the pistols having hew to pleased up that
it was impossible it weld have bee. disabused. Leas that
the hour nmard (tive:ve o'clock) a great crowd had
bed assitableal in frost of the Town Hell, and almost thaw-
dimely afterwards the large Middling wet filled.
The chair was taken by J. J. Briscoe, Keg., and there
were alio present Calomel Challeaer, Captain Seymour, the
lien. Casten' Caveudists, it. W. Edjull, Esq., and J. De-
bases., 'q.
Among those preened we enticed several of the nobility
sad gentry of Chem*,aad the surrounding neighbourhood.
Mr. Parry *speared for 1t,.... Bernina and Allem, and
Mr. lisdallestos forth@ ether two premien.
The depointiou of the various witnesses previously ea-
asnieul were trail over. Tne only evidence coutainiag soy
new facts is so bilows:— _ . .

Mans. Bargithas- was examiaed through an interpreter
named Brim, and stated that oa the evening of Mon-
day, lrith Oewher, between 7 and g o'clock, he was re.
qaested by Allem, with whom be we. ea terms of intimate
triendship, to ex orapany Wan and aaother penal to a
guannith's. Ile had
wished him to go with them to hire a pair of pistols, es
neither of them spoke English. They &stria to have new
ones, bat they amid not hod any new ow to be let. They
then agreed to go to Leicestermosare shooting gallery.
Trey requested the toaster to let them have a pair, which
they otitwned. They depended the prier, Si. The persons
who were with him said they must have the pistols under
seal. They asked him if he (witness) had say sealing-
was. He said he had some on his table. The persons put
their dusters into the *tot barrels, and found that they
wem blsek, Aiming been and that day. Both thee said
they nowt dry them, as they had bees cleaned that morn-
ing. k:sich of 'hem took • pistol wad • piece erne as large
as a centime handkerchief, which he gave them—(the rag
lound in the pistol was here produced mail shown to the
witness). Ile would not say, but it was lake that per
The rag was turn into slim, and after it was
used they were thrown into the Beelike*, as they were
dirty. The rag was put in with a ease, which was longer
than the pistol ; he had it at home. They blew into the
mouths id the barrels; their hands were on the nipples at
the time ; they Gilead the wind ewes oat, and said, "It's
well." They said they must now oral up the pistols. They
rolled them up in a large shi et of browa paper, and tied it
up with string, aad sealed it with 13 seals. The pistols
were thee delivered to Brisson, and the seals to Alban.

By Mr. Parry—The gimes did everytholg which wu
put, fair, and hosourable. The +halibuts which was pat
I late the eiftAill, was rath,r pointed St the sad. fiver sine,
he had hums Altus, he had behaved himself as • rede-
ems. He sushi say this sues of Domain, wheal he bad
kinors 14 oe 16 mwths. _ _ _ _

Maws. Parry and Iluddleston having addressed the
bomb, the rumen were lolly mensnitted for trial.
Mr. Parry then applied for a copy of the depositioas, is
order that an applimuon might be made to the Judges, and
which Mr. Gras, brook, the cleric, said should be got ready
as soma m possible.
The man, which was densely crowded to the close, theft
broke up.