The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

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SPEECH OF SIR Watt WINER
ON 11/S 'Abram a.
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OONSTAPTI'LSOPLE,+:OCr. 4.
An adulates Signed by nearly all the British lisi.
sidents was presented to Sir Haney Delver on
Friday last on the occasion of his retirepent from
the Embassy. His Excellency replied as follows :
Gentlemen,—lt would be melees to employ assay wards
is thanking you sincerely and warmly, as I do, for the very
valuable proof of your ragged which the whims I ham
just been listaniog to wimp. An Eaglidtmes le thit
publics service has this advantage over fotelpan iis • almfiar '
pomitioe. El olaraeter Ms sot *belly d•piati on his
governeaset ; every praise or ensure be resumes is sot by'
imperial or royal decree. lie has to gain the pod opinim
of the minister wader whom la MVO; sad ba has also to
Pais the public opiates of kis owastrywas. which
in a representative Mate farms • dam cam
plosent part of tics reputation of mg man in
• high 'maims. I have sever .em any kid ore eery Mph'
mode of attempting to a:rim at this deal. malt. that of '
eademouriog quietly and zealously to do rose's duty. They
who strive to run after popular aid ministaal f 11•00, by
say offer mode. Demo abase a wasidestery eases or bays
their same Owed on a solid Mix ' &lOU has lame the me.
victims always present to my WM. lad I
ke safely say it
braided as Womb a beg polidea whkis has sew
ri.z.
extaided over thirtyas mrs. It 'MAIM me keep.
Fran tbe tams in which her Ma* a ltistater el llort
Affairs tee expreseef Meson tay ordeals Se lier
', amblimadm atecustm time lismatialim
Moiler" thinidag that her Majesty end the
recognise the real sad fidelity with which rlirmillie dia.
charged my duties is the situatioe I am sew
resigning, and I could aot have $ mat highly.
prisod addition to this teatimes y than that ol
the weneamity which you, pallemas natesost.
We are all impalas, we have ma ear abort•Mkip, sad I
should be guilty of a grows exaggeratioa ate my_ own esti•
mate of my own merits U I preteoded to have done all I
should bare wished to have dom. Par frees it. But
housefly and firmly done my beet to maintaia Enlists is.
MOM without unjustly eactroacbiag moa others. I
gives my best eodemoun to promote' Milhation and good
government in these enotrim and, without my amt.
AM of our national honour or political objects. I ham
maintained friendly retaliate with the repreasstatims of
other gnat *Micas between Moro tad asseshos this was
formerly the mouse of constant diaanatis anti& I
received my education so much ausotqpit popular
habits, that. in the ordinary tutomoureo bateau
as, it has been mace Masi for me to waskier
that we were all Engliabmws, dm to mamba at
sway moment that I was an ambassador ; mad though time
are ems people who may misunderstand We maser, I be.
lien for my own pert that more real lelpeat Is biartml. by
bleakness and simplicity than by myst sad preteasiou.
If in this way I have won your good will I - shall be MOM
oeataia that my doctrine is a sound as. The remarks yea
an obligingly make as to Lady Bolivar are most patifyin
to me, and, though I cannot soma without qaalidcation
what you say of myealf, I do accept entirely tad medially
• what you say in her behalf. And sow, ',Mimeo. again
returning you my mast cordial thanks for the honour yam
have dm use this day and the Madams with which that
honour has bees bestowed. I beg to mum you that no
distants will lama my renteaubraaos of Odom. sad that I
shall ever tab a lively interest is year woad and indivi-
dual prosperity.

TEI LITERARY BEASON.

(From the the Afkractsm.)
In continuation of our literary annonnoethenta
for the new season, we bar to my that Mars. Longterm
sad 00. have is the press :—' The Diary at the Right
Hee. William Wiedham, M.P., from IMO to l 2 ;" " Life
sod Correepoodanoo of Ricbsrd Altar*, D.D.. late Arob-
bishop of Dahlia," be Mies E. J. Whets', ; "The Life of
Lambed Kingdom Brined," by isambud Brand, M.A.
" Travels is Egypt and Syne," by 8. 8. Hill; " Tr:ogles-
aie, he Products and its People." by Charles Boner ; " A
History of the Oity of Rome, from its Feendealea to the
Sixtemath Century of the Christian Er," by Thomas H.
Dyer ; " Morrt's Letters," edited by Dr. NW, Maw
lated by Lady Wallace ; " Dogmas of theinad,"
Second Seer, by G. E. J. Facet and Elrikr Mov
arra ; " Lithology, or Olrefication of Rocks ; with
their English, Preach. sod Garman Kamm, and the
.most important Mioetolt," by P. IL Lawreace, according
to the System of Bernard von Gotta ; " The Hamaries
of Nature and Putty of Creation," by Dr. G. Hartwig ;
" The lEinsid of Virgil," translated Into English verse, by
Prof. C,oniogton ; Tie Ethics of Aristotle," illustrated
'lib rays and IMAM, critical add explanatory, 26/30Eir
imassAlte.
modem Geist ; " A Perna Guide for British
its United States P 'ortao'eattioiraPierrepoet Edwards ; Draw-
ing from Nature," by Berard ; "A Handbook foe
Readers at the British assent," by Thomas Nichols
"The Treasury of Botany," edited by John Lindley and
Thomas Moor, @rated by other :praetor' Warts ; "The
Omparative Anatomy and Pitytioicsy al the Vette/eats
Animals," by Richard Owen ; TM =lead Book," by
Oapthia Crawley ; " Ohms Problems," by F. Healey.
Mr. illarray's list of forthoomin works %eludes,
" The Ocresponderm of H. M. Kin George the Third trith
Lord North, during time American War, 1711¢81," edited,
with notes and introduction, by W. Bodham Doer; •An
lispeditios to the Zunbeti and its Tributaries. and the DM
retry of Lakes Shirr and Xmas, 185 S-1864," by Dr"id
and Obariao Liviapter ;" "The Harrod of the Bs, by
James G Bertram ; "Memoir of the late Sir Charism Hammy,
R.A.," by his Son, Rev. Alfred Bun, D.D. ; "Madame
Gummy. Naval sod Military, bred on the work of Sir
Howard Dotter, but brought down to the present time,
with a Treaties os Small Arms," by Lieutenant Homier ;
"History of the Jewish Clunk, Part IL Swart to the
Captivity," by A. P. Stanley, Der al WertaissAir ;
" Lives of Boehm sad Watt," by Samuel Smiles ;
" Notes as the Battle of Waterloo," by the tate Ger
need Sir James Shaw lieseedy ; "A History of Archi-
tecture, by Janus Ferguson ; "Tbe Ammomaos of Aie-
chylum and Bacchanals of Euripides," Misdated by the
Very Rey. Der Milers ; " Marini lidnetrative of the Ark
of Glass Painting ," by the late Charles Witmer • "Chimes
Miesellenies ; Collection of Frays sad Noise," by Sir
Jobs Francis Davie, Batt. • "Domesticated Animals end
Cultivated Pleats," by Charism Dairwia ; "Pekin sad the
Pekiegate, duties the First Tor of the Brier Etremy at
Pekin," by D. F. Rorie, IL D. • " Bram of UM Maas
of Macy Nations," by Hoary F. Carley ; " Memorials
Berries in led* from the Correspanders al the lath Major
Xamthesson, edtlatl by kis brother, Mae.
• A third Volumed " New History of Pair-
trilritely," by J. A. OM** surd O. B. canksiwak.
Mere. Belt and Delay have in preparthaen, "Mader of
the Old Booksellers," by Charles Haight; "The Geer Works
of Raphael, a settee of we Triomphe of his
with De riptides,
Mart Works, from Genoa EnTviage,
ad Ve m's Info al Raphael ; Mr. Gilharla " Logic of
Banking; " History and Manilas Deakin," sod
" Banking is bard ;" the wood vothate of Mr. Loses
" Decline of the Roman Rspublio " " A Diatjorry of
Byrum' sod Astons:a,' by Arciedlesoos Smith ; and •
vellum of "Doerr Wools with MANY Derivatiocs,"
by the same; "A Handbook at Azeirealogy, Egyptian,
Greek, Etrumeea. and Roman. with summer Illsairatioes,"
by Hodder M. Westropp, Esq.; " A Dictionary of Noted
Fictitious Perna and MOM," by W. A. Whisk,. Mama
Nightie., Bell sad Co., of Craw*" have is the prams,
"The Architectural History of Gimisebert Abbey,* by
Geo. R. Willim • "As Elomeaten Treatime
es
Geometry," by 8. Aldis ;" As illemeetery Treatise es
Astaysomy," by P. T. Main ; " Is Eisetestery Treaties as
Geometries' Oar Sectione." by W. H. Bert; "TM
Aulniarts of by Dr.Wellela Waver.

A Naarscrsa —The kitchen is the heart of
the kingdom, the tree met of govenment in doesestio
0000001i10 ; who rules them, rules supreme. A visit of
ceremony for a few momests at • stated boar is the morn-
ing an meths so authority whatever. Neither as the
other hand is it semmery to be meddling and madliNg
there perpetually, or to do anything smarm to the M-
OMS' of • lady in the way of espiosage. It is pimply
this, that by Wog actually bumied is the kitohes a short
time daily, by tome fete her own heads the nmegemet
sod salinities of those arrememeate which requite the
skill and involve the entire coutrol al the bousekeepilig es-
penditure, a mistrese effectual, breaks the rod of poem in
her
oath's hoods sod am wee
y
st am the " per-
quisite" melees, the mete, end the ditheeeet asilerstead-
fogs with the learierms I bemuse she is is • position to
toow within • little give molly smi Issesed. seeded
sod ormemed. sad her ows leammy,
however. is sot the sole b.eedt to follow. There is en
old, but not yet superannuated maxim—if yea waist • thing
well doss de it yoluself. tenglhie remate men the
dinner-table would be so Ws estiefeekso the. redosoi
met of their produetios Ito, is this a mass el slight ise-
portanee. The best .unshed body is, other thaw beim
equal. lb* meet capable of sustaining metal work and re- ,
rutin disease. Bed cookery is slow poise* to those who
work lard. To set before sma who rotates exissasted
is disci aid body from his day's work, • ussom mime-
tisieg dieser is, if it mem etheptimelly. to spoil his
temper, or, if that be unspoilable, his comfort for the
mating. But. if it occur haMtually, it nukek ten or •
Lows mare off him Mee of Mc Thee, s
eke 1
satisfaction to las able,lf hospitably based, to hoar* year
frilled. a diaper whisb, if modest in its Is tise•
voesibly steeliest ; not • speciosa • y, sush se • mood
or third Me " prebend" took, or usitilbootial eau_ •
betimes, Meld vat Wen timid ; everything 'added nke
Whet iiset sad to al robin eardrakir. del
to eseades tied there it • doable sot is witessies the
ti nataki sad sajoyerst ist year gra* with thsoses.
rtitinssk that seen time sad seise as your part ham
esstributed to the remit —Afacesillein's Alagoas** for Oe.
tither.

Noties.—ln coasequame of thadeelegabmieg weed the
death of several in or mar Benin, the iobabitede
are waned to est, by the applindom of quick lime or
other subdanom any pimple is their mematton prod setae
bad smells. A military eameetion is expected and all palettes
ere notified that they will Meer the fall penalty of the law
by neglecting to &Whet their freedom —By order of !toot
nesestrates, dated Spew, October 1,1566.*
Up to the preset time, the whets of the ism, fetal or
other Mae, bare esigiaated is !!dense, that of Mr.
Groombridge, occupying es farm of considerable
'Meat at Thoplee, sited* betimes BMW sad Loughtou
sad it appears pretty adds that the pestilenee bas bees
brooght there, sod that the perms who hive suffered
would ham been 'goalie attedted bad they needed bad
whom
Mr. Greemintage, appodesi' wee Meet ealemiteith the
symptoms Cradles ca ffenifinm fin flak stisphosbar. at •
Woreaaalls, where be woe Matra wrier wife Me dome
of air, bat being a stream, bed* between AO and
GO years of ege, lie was not very mei peeeketed, auk St
all mode, wee suffieleatly straw M diem home to They-
deo oa the following day. Thor beam is which he lived is
Masted as Meg gonad everkwidog ths valley of the
Boding, marl, epposite to the Moodie', elevated site
known m (Thigwell Row, sad in the very centre
of the totality tiorted to every summer sod
autumn by theism& of Milers from the esseropelis
for health or pleasure. The imam GO be seen from the
midway matioo, and me Maid have thought 06664:
healthier spot maid have bees selected in which to 7.
Two days after tiesit edema feceelfersouth Mn.s (roam-'
bridge woe ailache& with dishes e but whether it wee
redly Midis or a very swan Watt of tagthlt
which seems to he vary elle la Menottieleanrhowl, is mdl
appear madly der. Mx. ma., a sargeoe rending
at Bees& Ma sent fee sad attended the patient, win? wee
waled to km bed for emend dais in a state of great
prostraties. Oa the following day (Saturday) two
other pemme were Waked—• little girl, a daughter
of Mr. Goemobviage, and a hey engaged so the
farm, and whet deed en the premises. Is Ito
0000 d the geld aA tismpaptome of Asiatie Molars mani-
fested themselves in rapid mosessies, said eke died insight
home. The lad however, who was Moue* sod better side
to resist the attacks of disease, recovered. Subsequently
Mr. M'Hab, the • surgeon, war attacked and died Is a few
home, and the daughter and the housemaid were sez
attacked en the NM alt., bat memered, and en the follow-
ing Friday Ms. Geosenteidge hide*/ was spin &Masks&
sod this time succumbed is tea boars. TM sense night a •
farm 'Abaco's' who MO oa the pruning woe ettedued sad
died, sad the woman who laid him out, the body having
been removed to his owe tattoo, wed attacked and died as
Wednesday bat. Mom then them have been no more ewe,
and it is biped that the measdrese adopted to peeved the
spread at the pealitmee wilt be ellestad. •
Ms. Clegg, energese. of Epping, who wee milled in awl '
006116 M is the wham ei the ewe edarteint so doubt what/
ever that the symptom mandated is each ef them wear':
those of Addis Molars to Hs most vouleat form.
Immediately ens lie Wag made known that the Mabee
bad appeared in the district morgetio measures were adopted
far the mimeo of diftieillia its attacks. Meetings of the
magistrates and of the bead of guardians were called, sad
the melds' settee gime idiom was printed sad eztesthely
else sated. Aa appliadisa was sloe seat to the Home.
dike to mead down a mailer, tweeter. As Ember is set
a corporate Mao. and of mama he. as local bead
of health or other embus (deem it was wootssary
for the magistrates and the guarctisce of the poor.
who were ably supported by the medical man and the
clergy sod isatly to wet, sod in reply to their appil-
adeco, Me. Raddihs, me of the e.Ultaay impactors, was
sent doom en Feeder lest to Is. an tumatigatioa Into •
the maitery medition d the odethoorhoed. Me was pat
by Dr. Clegg, by Yr. Dodders, and several of the peimipel •
magiketee, end proceeded as a round of impection. No
report has, we believe, se yet bees made by Mr. Radcliffe,
veer indeed Is his imeettpdies concluded. It smug
however, that la nine woes out of ten no provision what:
ever he. been node far 'dodoes., and that where R has
bees attempted it is univesselly defeesem It has were*
lasso onesideed andleigal, ise build the humboume end eritee • '
lags co elevated sites. and is trod to the Bedard deedivity - •
to earl" off the retype matter. It is also aseertaiod that
the water supply to the adedwarbood is so defective that .
some of the owners of homes have deemed it neesesery to
mad wad water carte daily or ocouimally for the purpose
giving their Wants • ripply. Threader d the distatet
is derived bow • few wells, mod, it is Mid, ewes in owe •
eases from pander sad both wens and mods Um hest •e
dried op during the late dimes& The hew d Mr.
Groombridge is • very comeedieu brie* betiding. •
'lt hem cooly hese mailed some two mere, sod at
the time It wee hunt a drop well was mat
It is dated by the Wiedied gesGemea and by others Aden '
'beaded mg* of modieni sprig adder meld be obtalmel
by sleekly am en tea seaseisa wells. bat
whole seighboodesd is dotted by the residemen at Mira
tradesesso end others, poseedog ocessiderade width, so
one has base found yobbo spirited nsmeh as 106 *0 laillste
a week d soak pereasocust imperleace.,
Os Weduaday lad the eldionmeeter at Epping met ler
two truth Roth of walakileM, Maiden's'. sorted tato Iritas
sad abode iheneigidesereseed-fee the mimes of threedig
lute the memode and disghesge Miele ere sdteiedM f
most of the homes • skid eamerlima of the blame • 1
Dottrels ie ales being made, sad at a swam of the beteMi
of guardians minds", which as Otteaded by Dr. Clegg-ad ,
Mr. Radcliffe, it was ordered that a home to Mum visitation
should be made, sad De. Clegg was duly invested with
power to me that the iresteendoes of the General Beard of
Health ere properly serried out maw the orders of the
medrable. We have °ay to add that es the odes d
this sited hem been Mod to Werepeatb„ Mr. Bdetitfrt
sating under the iestmatioee ad the General Board el e
Health, proceeded to that watering.plawe yesterday, for the
purpose of impoetiog itesenitarY emeditioc. Yesterday use
of Me priest* clergy of the &kid Informed oar reporter
Met the Twill& &alien' we very -Me in the locality of
Bpipig. he Itorfas mune ewe lender his trunediate roper-
' dire, sod be also stated-that tha solghbooring gentry ham
, deem greet alacrity he onetribaling from their owe
liehmeate those additimal comforts sod stimulsaM which
! spa so mesh required by the Poor emosemioss of distress
• Rho the prose!.
Me

l'aX VOllll Or DOCILYAILD
takes p Onernlant.—An in.
matigatisa bar lace, by order of the Admiralty,
into a charge made gdatst ore of the adicials of Chatham
Dockyard of hidoes widows employed at that rata.
blishrasat to recording Ma mess at the meet elastics foe
the bermes. The ismstigetioa . directed is
asume, • leder swayed by Admiral G. Ellrot,".tre
defeated mertigleta Irma we of hi segoartres at the
late elsotios, le this lattes it rat skied that am,
Osage, tho Mister smith, sad two of fie•COOM
is
the frory bell eternised smoldered* Isdomos met
the UM sorployshoodor them at the kat eludes. to be
duce them to mooed their rotes is tamer of Mr. OS-q,
the presset rassolor. red that this emoriso bed boss
tame te mob aer totted thee moot al the men is the
factory dared rote ie ospoidirm te the **Ws Mom& The
result of the Inquiry los hses that so far from Mr.
and theether see
sawed et 01l ilidarsolsg sayl= •
v 0400011! whole el dm reatgred is iho •
owe on esosstrells lo thdr votran,l2
Atkbiete: dos marksin made the charge.
subsopestly SWIM& that Mete of *hat he had cause
to to ~aalitt Riat tem mkt*, and tat
*either ser ism ['retest in dm smithery hog
Iseemos Myr his. The Lords of OM
Itdorogreopieubthoueisaredtat of *Mum who made
the sod s ham tredperis vbels b• mit
is=or *As the Orr bs et Me that Melee:
iodate to diamiesed bem Me destryord, sod
$6 on** Is her liefesAy's tmeiroMMeir *bile at then-
Wm. than they faded all claim to my mmosatuatios sh. ,
loosed WO N& they i.e sodded. ' he hest "
th*O7Mill Votaolgold Wyttite—pods.
011TIM61 PAULO& 01111 811ILLI110 DAT.
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