The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-25 00:00:00

THE LATE BRACELET CASE.

TO THE EDITOR Or THE !EXPRESS.

SI a, —ln your report this morning of the inspector's
evideace lu the karylebone police-court sonogram a bracelet
sold by a oabman, the inspector la made to say, "I imme-
diately repaired to No. B, Weetbourne.grove, a jeweller's
shop, whore I saw Dirs. Nyasa, to whom I spoke about the
bracelet. ' She said at Bret she bad not got it,' and after-
wards that is was at their other shop, 46A, Edgware-road.
I went there and found it." Those words quoted are
likely to make the public suppose Mrs. Kyesor denied
bevies purchased the bracelet. What lin. Kyoga( did say
wee, " Yr. Kyoga leaves here every monde( for his bal-
ms is the Edgwarwrosd, sod he be. taken it with him for
the pumas of *Avenida* it to find as owner."
I aka feel greatly obliged by the insertion of the above.
—I am, ha, LOUIS KYESOR.
46a, Edgware-raid, Jas. 24.

NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.
(THIS DAY.)

This day the twenty-sixth annual general meet-
ing of the proprietors was held at the Loadon Tavern ; Mr.
Lucas in the chair.
The report, which has already been published, having been
takes as read,
The CHAIRMAN in proposing it for adoption congratulated
the members on the continued prosperity of die institution.
The result of the operations of last year was exceedingly
favourable, and such as they should derive the highest
satisfaction from. They had oat issued so many policies
last year as in the previous one, but this was to be accounted
for by the general financial pressure, by which other natl.
'otiose also had been affected. The number of deaths in
the year was only four is crows of those of the previous
year, notwithstanding the increase in the number of
members. The claims were not so great by 5,0001. as
those of the previous year. The amount added to capital
was over 117,0004 which increased the accumulated fund
to 242,0001. That fund existed after paying to the
families of deemed =emboss idea the reausence-
meat ri the institution the sum of 1,603,0001.
These figures proved both the prosperity and the owlet
ems of the institution. (Hear, hear.) This was all he
needed to my oe the business before the meeting, but be
could not sit down without on this occasion referring to the
valuable Denims of Mr. Marsh, thew late secretary, who
was with the institution sine. its commencement, and who
only left on amain% of his failing sight. The judicious and
constant exertions of Mr. Marsh contributed greatly to the
prosperity of the iustibition—(hear)--and he hoped that Mr.
. Marsh might live =ay years to ssjoy that happiness Winch
must result from the consciousness that be had cot lived I.
vale. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Marsh bad retired with the full
salary which he had as secretary, namely, 1,2001. a year.
(Hear, hear.) He was happy to say that the directors had
secured the scabs* of Mr. Morris as gummier to Mr.
Marsh. (Hear.)
A Paormeres mid that be had great pleasure in seconding
the report, which he oomidered to be most satisfactory.
With regard to Mr. Marsh, he thought the directors and
proprietors only accorded him his due is allowing his full
salary on his retirement (Hear.) He rejoiced that so able
• successor bad been appointed in the person of Mr. Morris.
(Hear.)
The moth* was pat and carried near. con.
Mr. CANTLI and Mr. FREIMAN were reelected directors.
The auditors were also risobsoted.
Mr. BALI= thought that while 1110 assignment of his
whole salary, as a wagon to the late secretary, might
=pram the *Moos of the directors, there was a feeling
amongst the pascal body of members which it did sot
express, and which could Dot he expressed by any perm-
Mary mesideration. He therefore proposed that a com-
mittee be appointed to consider what further taitintealel
might be presented by the members to Mr. Marsh as a
taken of their personal regard. (Hear, boar.)
The motion having been seconded, wee pat and carried
unaolasonely.
Mr. MARONISON propound, and Mr. Alderman Rose,
M.P., seconded, • motion for increasing the remuoseatioa
of the directors from 1,3064 to 3,0001.
The motioa was carried, four or five proprietors holding
up their hands aphid%
A vote el thanks to the &airmen terminated the pro-
osedisp.

FORILION-0111M4 JAN. 2t—The Queen hue been
pleeeed to approve of Doe Luis de Arias as Oeled at
Cardiff toe bee Majesty the Queee el Spaia.—Gascrk.