The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-19 00:00:00

RESTORATION OF POLAND.

A meeting, with the object of oemiaseing the im.
peruses of the restoration of Poland mas .beet plias
piny at the present juncture, was hells mew* Me•
shim, es Thursday, at Bath; the Mayer, W. 111731% rat.
in the
The KaTos opened the proceed*, by &Glaris' that
lie personal views were completely in harmonywith them
of the requisitionists, remarking that he knew no gaged=
that wee more argent and important to us, and to the
whole country, than this. (Rear, hear.) But he might p
farther and say important to the whole of Europe, for it
eras impossible not to see that Russia contemplates no
bounds to her 'Ablate but those which this country and
other European states shall resolutely prescribe to it.
(Cheers.)
Mb went k then emeseeeet that be lea mealved some
lalies Maiden.' usable tell peemat. Nei mama them
bilirelag hem Me. Weise , whose at-
telsmiete, whom dried beewledge, ~and whom celebrity
•e mbar, wee s weft Istow shy, and whose name was
en Mom teeny awn ebb labia wee essosialod. Mr.
Lam MM. kla halm Anxiously do I hope *et a
IN•1011118 Flom—the Prism Adam
the es me he mearreeties of a eesatry
enlist Ibsen eleei hr mime. Never was rules more
muted*, genie, rem" and enlightened."
Ris worship said be wee happy to soy that the question
lad she been taken up by way of the nobility of the
eseetry ; and read a hoer from the Earl of Shaftesbury, in
hish lis lorde said—"oenviseed as lam that this pee.
ties is of the Wiest *ideal inaportmes to the honour and
Mimesis of Ramp owi civilisation, I 'moot but think that
slash an espreeie of sympathy addressed to that good
patriot, Prises Osertoryski, would have a very beneficial
eseeengies sleet."
W.Wm., mewed a eleetattim imietiog " that the
aimegbehle esi seemmenea Fevered by Itemia, in Merinos
of her ancient frontiers, have revealed aggressive purposes
against which treaties alone are sot effective defences,
Rossi' kiaviiig already seised upon territories aims her first
partition of Poland is 1772, equal in extent sad importance
es the whole empire 'she possessed in Europe before that
period ; that the restoration of Poland in complete bide-
r/adonis of Russian control, wooed afford a material gm-
mates that Russian aggrandisement in Europe at the ea-
rns, of neighbouring states should cease, and that such
restoration of Poland would be in accordance with Pistil*
and scud policy." Mr. Blair enforced thee, views in his
speech, contending that the restoration of Poland was de-
mauled as much by skuad political wisdom as by the
judos of the ease.
The resolution was seconded by C. G. MIINTIATR, Esq.,
and carried.

The Rev. J. Mutton proposed a evolution, declaring that
the incorporation of Poland was a violation of the treaty of
Vienna ; that the enrolment of the Pules in the armies of
Russia adds to the aggreuive power et the Csar, and is
detrimental to the interests of Europe, as well as oppressive
to the Poles who are serving by compulsion in the Russian
►inks; acd that Polish suziliary tio6pe would be faithful
allies to the Western Powers, and that their services
ought to ►e cordially accepted, sad their efforts geserously
supported.
Mr. JOLLY seconded this resolution, which was carried.
Mr. Edey, J W. Temple, Esq , Dr. Taiwan, W. Stan-
ford, Eat , Moser,. King, Faller, Orchard, and Zsbs, after-
wards addressed the meeting, and a petition to parliament,
embodying the resolutions, was adopted, as well as an ed-
dies. of respect and sympathy to Prince Adam Csarteryski.

EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OP RAILWAY 0711. ;
cist.s.—Os Friday, in the Manchester Court of Beiteri,
two actions were brought against the Inneashire sad Yak- I
ddre Railway Company under the Mewing eirenastimsse j
—The plaintiffs were Mr. Wilton, a amend yarn monism
at Armagh, and Mr. Joseph Fares. s ineseheat from B• -
test Thies two gentlemen travelled smog elms by the
defendasts' railway hem Prestos to Msnabiester cm the
UM September, and ea *a way Mr. Wihem neteled his
railway ticket at tho sigma with a pair of eta edam, sad
rounded it at the neinem, but not so as to defies et met off
say of the printed matter. They had emu up *sir *hots
sad were entering a sub at the Meachester Rallmsyslatiew,
when, notwitkaimmibig reessustranee that tied~essa was
urgent, they wow given hits custody OM • sharp as
irwe :—" Olhaes spies' the Railway Act., cis, denting
their tickets by mettles hem In several plum, end also
=his; thil ere hibaseshis, at he Victoria Railway Sta-
lks. Mairibiellee MOM swsew they were searched,
oldppei d their may sad other valuables, thrust into
ale UMW Si 61184 Sea taken before the rasetratoe.
The. hsebereal them almost immediately on
marls' the are, but the seeapasy reheat say compels..-
.Ma for their goo of time sad the injuries in wantonly
upset diem. The debase mainly sesela to he esta-
blished w*A esseesay wore set yaraillts for the
ado stark seems, bat the rescrisr summit up against
them. she, Ohm% allowing the ease to pto a jury, the
isheimele speed to a verdict of damages 261. is each cut
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