The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

bones.
Amompit the visitors to the Exhibition yester-
day IMO 4 large number of the 200 Danish work-
,man and artiste who recently arrived in the Vio-
tali& Docks on board the government war 1/1611011er
Ai** Thanks to the arrangements for their so.
#O.; iserajahich time been made by • emus.
.ef gentlemen reddest in London,
Ileandinavisa visitors are likely, within their
May of ten days, to have better opportunities
annirmg a lair sledge of Engleed end el
customs thin lost of our foreign friends
=7lemY day tbey are mustered at an early
* board their ships i something like military
=sad military punctuality is insisted on; and,
of starting forth on a vague perambulation
over the wide world of London, their routes are
marked out in advance, and they are accompanied,
se guides, by gentlemen whom a long residence in
our capital has rendered conversant with all its
ettractsons.
The intention is announced of the commissioners
to issue IMAM tickets at 30e., and tickets for 10e. to
admit on all shilling days. " The announcement
of this," says the Times has almost stopped the
ode of the shilling tickets, for everyone Use. attar
a moment's reflection, that if these likt ticket* are
only issued to the number of 600, it sill be impos-
sible to prevent their transference from hand to hand,
and consequently no one will give 20a. for 20 single
tickets *ben he can get one for 10a. which admits
him for 60days, and which, when not inclined to
use hsielf he can lend with impunity to friends.
Small ahopkeepme, tobacconists, and abets am
sure to get these tickets and lend them to their
customers, either as a compliment, or on the pay-
ment of 6d. a day, an amount which in 60 days
would make their hire a very profitable concern to
all but the commissioners.

The official return of the number of visitors yes-
terday is ii follows :—By season tickets, 6,119 ;
by payment, 53,617 ; total, 68,636.

SURREY DISPENSARY.
The eighty-fifth anniversary dinner in aid of the
funds of this thethution took pkoensterday at
taw Bridge Howie Hotel London-b end ems etheaded
by about 100 poisons. The chair was is by /112, ALESID
Bums PlOllOl, one of the vice-presidents.
The number al patients admitted to the dispeamary with
Letters of resommeadatim during the year Lea was 5,010,
of whom 4,236 were awed, or relieved ; 1,000 were visited
at their own houses by the medics] °liken ; sad BM were
'midwifery CSIIIIIII there remaining 620 pelkate wider one
la Jenuery, 1802. The petriarby belosgteg the sheet/
amidst* of about 11,0001. beveled in the fat, and 2,0001.
Mat to the wartime of Bt. leeway s at 4 pm mt. intoned.
During the year ending 'Madeummer, sans.] sub-
seriptions aremated to 6461., the donations to Mk Sit, and
the subscriptions from life governors to tat, waking toge-
ther 1,1471. 9s. The expenditure during the ewe period
anemia to 1,3741. 170. JO& In Januery hat there was a
balance of 2941. in the hoods of the treasurer. The charity
was instituted in the year 1777, and in object was to afford
grandam medical sad surgical mist and esedimist am Weil
as attendmato on lying-in women, to any necessitens per-
, seas, on their application at the Dispensary, with Letter of
recommendskien from subecribent and to provide Mead-
mos at their own booms, wh regulate, to ash of
the patients es reside within the visiting district.
The sad. of um appeal free the ohm was dessaans
to the amount of about 4001.

LAW AMINDKINS 80C1117.—The annual meet-
ing of the Law Amendment Society was beidsCrday
eves*, as the ices, 3, Waterionplaes. The bt Hoe.
Lord Brougham presided. The anima report, w was
read by Mr. Palmer, oregraulated the-members on the vac-
illated promerity of the society. The general mistier had
been well attended, sad the accession of new members bad
been considerably above the average. The report detailed
with some minuteness the pron Wings of the soeietyduring
the year. Mr. Joseph Parkes moved the adoptive of the
report in • brief address. Dr. Hancock seconded the mo-
ttos, which, after a few observations from Mr. Mutters
and Mr. Hadfield. M.P., was unanimous! adopted. Mr.
Hadfield then proposed that Lord should be re-
elected president of the society. His lordship's services to
the moiety led been of the mast extensive sad airiest cha-
racter, and therefore he (the speakerl was sere his reides-
testi would be smaienetta Mr. Wakedeld 'weeded the
maim, which was carried naaaindaisly. The viro-presi-
deals of the essistydatre thew sleeted ; sad after the re-
maining besieses Thad bees trammeled the meat*
separated.
PRIMUS' ALMIHOUIIa FIIND.—The annual
meeting of the subscribers to this fund was held lest sii
lag at Aoderton's.botel, Pleet-street Mr. bans to the
chair. There was a numerous attendsoce. Mr. Dpatia, the
the

sworstary. red the report, which congratulated! nab.
scribers epee the position el the feed; the Printers? Alm.
houses being sow entitled to take pines do •
established benevolent institutions with whictilacndran-
tropolis abotindeiL There was a constant supervishe kepil
by the committee over the institution at Wood-peep. end
nothing was left undone that could contribute to the cent.
fort of the inmates. There were now two sucancles
bosses. mid it was hoped that an election wield abet*
take plans, by which they might be filled. Awswallmsto
the rules, the present vacancies must be 111?d.1%...
and this year there had been no
eligible candidates. The report then and sed
late munificent bequest of Mr. Diggs of several themes&
pouadr, but it had unfortunately been decided in • matt at
Lime that this moosy could sot be nude applioable for the
=Fund, net most be distributed plurally throe*
silo poor aged sad deserving members. All that
the Almshouse Fund had to do with it was, that the cam-
melees of the fund for the tints being were to act as trus-
tees and superintend its distribution. A large portion of
Ude Ducey had been paid to the trustses, end a duaribution
wield take place early next year. Under these cirrum-
=it wee Deoemary that • sum of 3001. wpm
be subscribed for the support of the
mblult sent it was hoped the trade would make up. The
imam for the past year had been 3091. 3s. Id., and the ex-
=tore 2794 leaving a balance of 291. lbs. Id. in
The report was adopted, and the ofloers sad com-
mittee for the entrain year having barn applaud the
meeting terminated.
Tin 4.7riox Or SHERIFFS. —The polling was
recommisessadyesterday morning, although a very few votes
were is fewer of Mr. Kasen ; sad dudes the
day Ma Alderman lawaseos, although between 40 and 00
votes bolded Mr. Hugh Jones at the close of the poll on
Saturday afternoon, gradually came up with the latter
during yestesday, sad as the dose of the poll he was some
few votes in abuses ; the numbers being as follows :
Lawrence, 1,038 ;Anse, 1,022 ; Nissen, 320. The poll will
be reopened to-morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, and will ma-
tinee until 4 p.m., whoa it will finally clime, end it is 'mdse.
stood that the Lard Mayor has already fixed Thursday, the
3rd July, for the declaration of the poll, on which day be
will came a common ball to be held in the
at 11 o'clock a.m., for the purpoes of conniving the Sheriff's
return of the election.

---fllliii;LLoo Ir6OIIIIITTNI 01 THE BRITISH ASSO-
, asTion.—Yesterday as attempt was made to inflate the
' balloon, sad 58,060 cubic feet of pa bad been Mused Into
it, when an socideat happened owing to the boistemus se-
, tare of the weather, which has suspended the °panties. Sit
; the committee for eertaisly a week. Notwithstanding that
four sheets of wean bad been spread upon poles by this
has
company's 'spasm to form a wind fence, the unite& hese
of ten use wee tewellsiept to hold the neck of theta
etatiosary, and the sopP to yof the gas had he
' This had been searody-done when the seek hoopoe •
valve, with the strintregres Aerial telktoolkasserbs4 f, i
the balloon. Held down sow *sly W Os limb% aid ths,
' renti,otgh.hainviantiLialcomb.m.epcnieed,pptittpdreillk"
ispeabradwiis mirdir_itj---r4l
and thee named round at the widest pert. • ott
' Sa*iove COLLISION IN TIES ClisiT2llll. AND 1
or Lim —A telegram received from Lloyd's v.
Deal yesterday elterneen at Lloyd's fOrshinn theVellvit'i
a serious callisies lo the Ohessel. off LI y
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Botaimqueb„Ciireest
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brig Thomas lanagok, 216 tons, outward leasedie
r coast of Since, by which the latter appears to beircie
Widely foundered, ber captain and two of the wore
lag te the ship. Both vowels were going dews Ns
How the ettlhise occurred is nut explained. The
I which picked up the remainder of the brig's crew, loll=
I sprit, miters*, eel sustained other damage, causing her to
, leak. The master seeing the serious coediting' Lis ship was
lis hailed a etas-tee sad put beck for London.