The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

ANIVIIHRSART O' THE DEATH Or LORD
DUDLEY STUART.
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On Saturday, the 17th Wet., being the anniversary
Oche death of Lord Dudley Stuart, the Polish emigrants
~eldest ht Louisa annabled Ia the Sesser-ehamben,
Doke-street, St. James% to ammemorate this ,molaachaly
meat by mist due recant to the emery of their best
Mead sad beeefastor, sad the most auliaddag sad
devoted champion of the MAIM of Poland.
W. Chevalier 8.. Winacoasat occupied the chair. sad
in a short bat format address pourtrayed the mints mid
public einem ld the'delearted uobleman, his faithful attach.
meat to Poised. fur whom be lammed, and in whmeesseise
In had laid deem kiln% thus leaving as' man* et moo
devalue sad patrietims, latish every right.thiakag Pan
is Feud te imitate ; nod Miaow will for ever be easilderell
hi every Polish heart.
Cape. Cam. Santcenwszi said, la the mane of
ea
address, as lame as all mom of direct se-
eks in the came of oar °many ware closed
again as, it wee bait natural that summons ethane
he attelaing oar *Meet should have bean devised
omen us, sad be,. been adopted by some and rejoined
by Mime, beams they were bet specalatiom; sad. spread
is we .haw May tomb 'various esuanise, sad sobjeeted
to the sesta iagetencee of various wages, It was, pee-
haps, se natural that divergeat 'plaices Maud spring up
among as, end that some of us, should have bees led to
put our faith in the political theories that form the Shils.
halal of amnia parties threoghout the guano plat of
Emma Bet now that as opportunity for real, direst
min hes mind, may we not hope that, discerdlug all
mane of thumbs, all theories to be applied la the future
—reel castle" ia the sir, Mr they are built ea so finnolr
iime, we will ell, as M. .W, put oar shoulder to the wheel
doesemised to do at met, mid to the beet of our oudemeses;
the right thing, at the right moment, and in the right
passe, trusties, for the ultimate result, I. that good Provi-
des*, who kaows how te shape non's effects be Its own sada.
Ia so &deg we shall be most truly hauntriag the memory,
of the farad whose land was had out to every Pole,
whether &meant or aristocrat, republican or monarchial,
sad we shall be adoption the only mesas that will OW
iambi' as to rear such a mammal to Mot as will be weedy
if him, and was the sole object for which he laboured and
Maillsod his life. Theis only shall we ever be able to inscribe
Me same of Lord Dudley Stuart on the frost page of the
history of restored Poised.
General Count ZAMOTIILL said—The life of Lord Dailey
Stuart, dune' more than twenty years, was one of constant
Meer, sufferiog, and eserilice to Poland. Whoever of
us shall be forte sue enough to give hie life for Poland,
will not have equalled the self-sacrifice which was ao-
semplished by Dudley Stuart, deveitieg all his powers,
cad ultimately hie life, to a country not hie own, wham
whew sad misfortunes were the attractions to which
M yielded. Bat whoever uadennade what life is, haws
that lite is suffering, that he has lived more who his
"offered more, sad that iosaleulable is the power of esti.
Matins made is a tree spirit of confides., in eternal jail.
Use. Let us, thee, no more lenient the irreparable less the
esaivenary of which we have met here to cosamemenole.
Let as rather joie in admiration and thankfulness M Me
event which produces itself on that very malversary, ea if
!steadied to show that Dad's, Stuart', sacrifice has readmit
the reward we maid most ham wished in the pressing dame.
fiestlemea, the present day, which is marked for as byes
seamerful an anniversary, will also be ever rementhered
Psiond u the first of a new period in the history of our
weeded Moms for our consul's sake. This very day,
gaMiemes, I have received the °Mehl eannthanatioa by
WWI I em aathorised by the British government to form a
dialect body of Poles, to be celled " Divlsios of Comeau
of the Suites," sot mashie to be part of the army of the
Sultan, who was the first to call and onnales us, bat
setaind to the Turkish Contingent, ender British
military authority and maintained by Great Britain.
Ttat divans is to be, is the Stet balsam, wow
posed of two regimen of iafsatry, one battalion
of rifles, and two miasma of cavalry. Yoe
will, 1 an sure, applaud me when I inform you that, swag
the arrangenteats ;reads, I tuggested to her Majesty's
government that to the men whom I expect to join our
division no bounty should be proffered, "as the Poles
are impacted to volunteer," and that thaw very words have
been recorded la the elitist documeat The Poles are
'opened to volunteer. England, in concert with her allies,
" expects the Poles to do their duty." We know, what the
feelings of our cant.ryinen are all over that canary which
is now drained of all its blood and muscle by a hated power,
driven to extremity. We know that all Poles in the ranks
of Rotas will seise the fist and every opportunity to join
our ranks, and now that there will be a distinct Polish
force, they will not hesitate to break through every obstacle
to join it, end the world will boo. hear that, without wait.
log for say promise or guarantee as to their moot ardent
wishes, the Poles are daily collecting in larger ounthen, to
be, as they ever were, the pont defenders of Christendom,
civilisation, and liberty.
Alter another address from Lieutenant Jacxowszt, who
also appealed to the feelings of his countrymen for a sub-
scription to s "fund" for the comforts of their sick
bratkun sew serving in the Cossack. of the Sultan, which
will be placed in the bands of the chaplain of the Second
Regiment, Rev. Mr. Podohki—a fund like the one rabid
for the British army in the East—the meeting separated.