The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-10 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

the rest they are gong to make every sera of as
six limbed unfortaaste gentlrmenia our opialcso
every night ea every possible on submitted to
us. W• M Des a~ damp Now, pestle-
um, with regard to sg outbids, loos et opiates
that there is • vast dud of humbug la the MIMS& Whiten
asillwaghter.) I doss believe it Is worth rev while either
is mess this or adopt Wm. If anybody waits to Whew
hew meg ease of wheat, it if turnips, or potatose, I pow,
111 tell film. but as to its Wag of tee steeliest use to say
Utile teas I dea's believe ems word of it. People go mad,
sad sad= are going sad after those statbdot, and if you
dos't teal* them I will tell you what will be the oak-
sequeses. Toe will have follow east roma& the amain to
take them, sad the yea will ham to pew for these=
smartly. Thai is the plot abeat this agitation w
dislike. I ddsk the eggs see that the gestlemes who will
be mat wound will Its the latorister of 7 years' sbadiag, and
that is • sort of gesdisme who, I thick, Is gar/ft • vast
dial too mash employmest already. I think it is priestly
aboard to suppose that them ogrisoltaral stalklike will be of
the smallest re. Too sot give the requisite Mhemation
dobi the seep to et el the snow& he I defy itygma ob
y ha the weld—siel se heater is toot aseish to
memo that its ass lull low bit seep will tuss est IMO they
ore threshed. It is therefore ambles bat riateass to pro-
log that as edmatagai whatever as mho talks fawn,
bees the eo if &grimiest,' stadellsa Now, sty
hes. &bad Is the dab alluded to the las ems sle. I
beim I have atteesessi mess &ea any ate is the bows its
it
I MS 1100111. hit =1.7 1175,1•&ett le be a nellosal ILiathat:4
boway hash sompeuall whisk gem andel the sum ef Lea-
den porter. (Cholera sad laughter.) And yet, although I
au se feud of ale I know, I believe, but ose defile house in
the whole aunty of gunny whirs good ale is to he had.
(laughter.) A little whir ago we bad • Nag about the
geisha days when there woo ale in the mange sad ale in
the hall, but I candidly cosies that I ham never ems say
de is the Kalif • dace I was • child. (Hear, bear.) I
must, however, do lir. Disraeli *Outdo@ to say that he was
wiWeg to take off half the malt tan. (Hear, hear.) But
by 1401111 was he prevailed ? Why, by the same path-
lass who ay est, " Oh, dear to., dos% tan the
poor um in the articles of bis ooneemptioa. No,
so, tan realised property." They were great ed-
emas for 'Aiming realised property. " Well this,"
mkt Mr. Durst. " what is so moth realised parity
ass Imes ? I'll put a toupia houses" Bat what wee the
samscpseet 1, AU Lades get up la arms. Bv=
pomiasist town got up am ars, sad declared how
they wen served—by what ?By his pasting • tax epos
whet? Why epos realised property. *al *see sat
;Mwho say, " Don't &lel beer." Beer basso* I
idges hardly say one k the countiy who bawls what
hew Is sew. If we were to Mat up all the brewers la
Lileimitsptc is • romatappet sad give them aothirg by malt sad
that an the malt ang lmje_la the
will wad gable them to Isis oat that stall Wit dor
*if call peter. I remit rant of a friend of mine low
sae malt was seed to a of liquor la the gnat
Lags mew broweetes 1 dare my wet of you—st all
eamisamed yea—esstemberthe time wham it was thought
of basest sever to mail the great barley rake Leto •
OM Is deaa it seal attar the labourer had beam then to
lima, it as to get enough to Wow himself a little beer.
Deem of that beer I ham tested, and eertainly it was not
soy strung. The properties of malt put into a bogt-
bsed—l don't mean to say the labourer brewed a
hogshead or anything like it—but the proportion
of malt he put in was 6 busbels ; the Gomm brewed 8
sad the pantlassa 10 or 12. Bat what do you think the
myna= of malt put lit the London porter is Two
bushels. (Loud laughter.) Now I was telling this to a
friend of mine is the Roam if Commons, who is • capital
brewer bliamlf, and I mooted to pump oat of him how
much he put In his. Leighton.) lie would not tell me
fist, but he said, " mail you • dome as a preset."
Aid he did seed a damn, sad very, good it was. Bat,"
said I, "don't It error to be very oboes." " Well,"
replied he, "I'm a good deal socestomed to go out deer.
&toga& sal op etise ia the Bloblands ; I always
blot it, sad I sow lad it agate me." Laughter.) I
fear that we shall senate get the malt tax off for the Windt
of the hattem salon there is a vet, strong effort made.
sag my "Brave.") Now what is the ass of
my( iCaIIiZIA New I blows I" salsa, you mate up with pathless
sail remsselommei sad bets as in the hors. Osatlemes
I believe this sesslies of beer praise as much upon thi
weals se the smillsets of toe people, sad if by the Mom
. of tessevieg *small los you esa give them platy of really
good beer, yes will es mire tonWse their morale thaa by
all the troredisoess that are sow being so &Mosey
admeMel. msse
Videos mails owl the yeasedbags were
. isonglit et • elms.

DARING R.DRRY IN Tobaslinn.—A robbery
of a moat daring eharacter woo prosthetic' on the evening
of Monday kit at the hoses a Mr. Fears, of the Bodoey
Ins, Luigi, near Shaleld. During the afternoon fire
amass was, two Cl them well and the other shabbily
attired, entered the lamee, ma mamba to • little private
room between the bar sad the staircase. They tolled for a
good supply of beet beer, with bread and cheese, end po-
litely ieelkud all the suggestion of the landlady to joist
the wempay in another room, where there Wu a comfort-
shit be. They replied that they should be entnnotly emu-
iesteldie when they wire, and shortly became very jOlllll--
Minna uproarisim, toe of them, at interval, eloping amp
whisk Mobile& loudly epplazded. One of the men, how-
ever, wee observed to mailed great roatithasese,
and peemod mail timee into • little garden at the beak of
the War end sloe out of the frost door. Mrs. Font
thought die coadeat of her guests somewhat strange, and
feeling some asemisees about the contests of her till
ha the Om kept as eye apes them. Looked up In a drawer
I. bar bedroom wars forty-uiss sovereign, one halfoove-
r=goitie 101. note, sit 61. notes, and about 20a. in silver,
in an 901. 10., accumulated against the rent end
limo day ;• bet no idea of danger with regard to this
stun ever waged her mind. Just at desk • gentleman
drove to the door in a gig, accompanied by two ladies, and,
alighting is a groat burry, ordered "milled" ale, with
brad ad theme, to be ready es quickly as possible, repro•
wades that he was amniotic to catch • train at Sheffield.
Is the bulk of attendleg to the new arrivals the attention
of the landlady mad her maidservant (the only persons
Is owe of the house at the time) was withdrawn for • I
while from the suspiefoss customers in the private
room. The five ma left shortly afterwards, and on retiring
to bed stew hours later Mr. and Mrs. Fears found that their
bed-room bad bees emend by thieves. Two little drawers,
belonging to a set, were lying co the floor, with the greeter
part of their contents strewn about, and the 901. 10e., pro
rionly locked up ia one of the= had bees taken away.
The aged couple were in groat distress at their loos. It
appears that the restless customer above referred to had
daring the owning seat a little boy for a farthing candle
and a biz of honer matches, and several matches were
found Nattered about the bedroom. The only article
takes besides the money woe beg containing metal spoons,
b there was a watch lying on the drawers end
menillnaligro iellp el thet "im esPpoied y
drawtehratbythwe :Vat:
lie windy Mob sae et them change for a sovereign
on early period of the evening. It is mere matter of
es to whether the gentlemen and lairs who drove
up a were connected with the robber', but little
doubt Is that the robbery was committed while
they
was la the hone by the rodeos man, who,
ha em Mao so worn and light that his tread could
liel bard, would be able to glide noiselosly %th-
etas, am boor during the bustle. No information has
yet ikon *Method at all likely to lead to the discovery of
the NNW
7c mow Watimaa no 11080th.—The limo
Prlllibil Ofiftita says: Since the 9th of October 1849, en
warm bas misted that mastifeeturere and tradesmen is
Buidialsobi be responsible to the polie• for any foreign
egielnovit workmen whom they brought into that country,
sad that they should sot make engsgemeota for the em-
ployment of workings brought from abroad waout • special
Sono from the police. By • late decree of the Emperor,
however, the Russia 111810001 and consulates in foreign
smatriee are sow authorised, at their own dieorstios, and
withost previously obtaining the sanction of the police at
Wm to grant and to wiser passports for all classes of
=ysn to enter Ramie, ezeepting those persons who are
prohibited from the Russian territory, and exempt-
leg rho nay individuals whom the Bastian Ambsseador or
Cana may onsider objectionable, together with ell gip-
elm, head smith grinders, hawkers of drug and of plaster
statmtus and other Murata fellows of the mum slam
COLONIAL GOTRINORSSIP NO SINECURE. The
Wooers of a eolordal governor are recorded fa the sktistioal
summary el the Registrar-Genera of New South Wake for
the year ending the 31st of March lest. During that period
the gemsl has written 682 despetthee to the Se-
=44if 407 messages or speeches to the Legislative
sag MOO lettere' sows, or 'memoranda on a beet
of toll's, 'Obese private, delivered 49 advisees on various
subjeatt—celigimm charitable, wientifio, or literery, and
held 1,766 latiniewe with es many different people.
The royal manufactory of porcelain at Berlin, nays
• letter from that cdty, is occupied with the execution of a
magnificent dieser service, as • present to the Grand
Dubose of Baden.
The Univers publishes SOON details respecting the
establiehomma Poseested by the Franck'a monks la the
Rely land. They possess 9 *aureate, 16 hospitals, 6
amebae. 7 seastesnes and 13 chapels. The mother of
weeks is about 140. Skop the estsbilahmesst of the ml-
aim, eighty-eight years or, 117 moats have died from the
plsgsa.6 wore voodoo' by the Turks, end 6 by the
" Greeks." The Franseloass have effected
TIMM Mat Ruled the soseareios. tarsi/on. or istostiliiv
the
of LIM Omaha, 1,010 Arias ass, 1110 Cephis. 140
Itiolliabato. lb Jima, sad 147 Madam.