The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-04 00:00:00

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►GE OF THE

BE WORKS.

Works of the Metro.
Highness the Prim*
ings being, if of a
ting character.
L, constant and full
me appeared in the
red that to carry out
i lines of intercepting
high, a middle, and a
of the Thames. It
southern outfall
)pened to-day, and
pieta, save only the
having to run under
mnot, of course, be
en Low Level Sewer,
one-seventh part of
irtually from this day
L to be tolerably pure.
wising at the Speaker's
Bement. The Oread

was neatly fitted up
ud flags. At half.
man of the Metro.
accompanied by Mr.
szalgette, the engf.
'Red the arrival of
the terrace, there
several peers and
ingot whom were the
rchbiahop of Canter.
E York, the Bishop

Oxford, Earl Stan-
d Hartington, Sir
memo. Paget, Sir
John Manners, dro.
he Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred and
s, and attended by
Hon. R. Meade, his
sd Paget, M.P., Chief
is Royal Highness was
Speaker of the House
. gentleman, however,
mined on the terrace
left the stairs. As
card the royal standard
minutes the signal was
ted. There was ample
number of passengers,
rether were assembled.
ty will land, in order to
11 near Barking Creek.
KW to reach Barking
and after spend-
ur in the inspection
mans across to the •
t Crossness on the south
-e they were to be re-
roceeded by the special

blob drains Putney, DA-
M), Newington, South-
rhithe, and Deptford, is
and its size varies from
to the two main sewers,
t its termination. This
:he pumping station at
)w level sewage into the
our engines are used for
oral power nominal, and
mg ten thousand cubic
D to a height of eighteen
great tidu of refuse passes
all sewer, which, unlike
rf the river, is constructed
arty eight miles entirely
rer, nearly 12ft. in dia.-
le town of Woolwich at a
:o felt below the surface,
menus of any kind. The
/hich this outfall flows at
in extent, and, like that
n the peaty soil by brick
mred in with earth. The
ails of which the sewage
oir, are almost identical
Tangement with those at
he reservoir at Crossness,
sewage is discharged
Sigh tide. The maxi-
age to be lifted by
se Point will ordinarily be
per minute ; but during
will be considerably re-
er hand it will be nearly
avy rainfall. The lift, also
n 10ft. to 30ft., according
in the sower and the reeler-
be raised.
included an immense num-
bod ies. The members of the

Works were, of course,
most oonspictions posi-
t() their energetic and
Mr. John Thwaites,
lament, the Lord Mayor of
the judges, and re-
public bcdies. The bulk
conveyed in two special
ng-cross repetitively at 25
mat 10. The Lord Mayor
'ties were in the first of
dorm was for half an bons
own legislators and other

unately splendid, a misq,
s the morning advanmd,
lunalliue, and a genial spring
mstead station of the North
slashed about 12 o'clock.
asteati to the outfall works
.hree miles, was performed
action ; and soon after seve-
re engaged in viewing those
in full oper►tion are at
almon to the Thames
6h--such, at least, was the
it construction—of the Walt

sl.
expected to return at 3.30
the opening ceremony and
cross station by a special
item Railway, a saloon bay-
the purpose by Mr. Knight.

. COBDICI. —Since the public
tt of Mr. Cobden there have hese
nce at the lamented gentleman's
. Amongst the visitors have been
J. B. Smith, M.P., Mr. Charier
M.P., Mr. Samuel Gamey, M.P..
icor, M.P., Mr. W. B. Forster.
Mr. BalitS, M.P., Mr. Pokerr.
It, Mr. Adams, Minietar of the
r. M'C. Torre's. Mr. Charier
te deceased, has arrived from
k is said, remain in Loado•
mains to Danford, Midlcirst.
Intely twanged, will take Om! ;
sted that the funeral rorfile will
fat about 12 o'clock, for Larileee•
▪ ia mortal of this good and
firers
with his desire whilst hviag,