The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-09 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 1885.

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GERM
A' IVT ninua,
JPV ON OF ROME.
All doubt a commencement of the evrieua-
tion of Rome is set at rest by the statement in the
21m{/env that the Labrador and Ganser actually
left Oivita Venetia on the 7th with two batteries
of artillery on board, and that the frigates
Mogador and Eldorado have sailed from Toulon for
Oivita Vecchia to bring home more troops. The
Gaatts de France, in a tone of consternation, ob-
serves that this is the first time that the Moniteur
even indirectly has announced an intention to com-
mence an evacuation, which by the terms of the
convention would not be obligatory for a twelve-
month hence.

(astrnues veziosars.)
THE SANITARY CONFERENCE.
PARIS, Nov. 8.
The Moniker du Soir of this evening says :
" The majority of the powers to whom the pro-
posal of the Emperor's Government for the meeting
of a sanitary conference was addressed have given
their assent. Public opinion has understood the
opportuneness of this measure, and the eagerness
with which the idea has been taken up augurs
favourably for the result of the studies and delibera-
tions which will take place at Constantinople

JOURNEY OF KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
TO NAPLES.
FLORENCE, Nov. 9.
The King, accompanied by General La Marmon,
leaves to-day for Naples, where the cholera is upon
the increase. His Majesty is expected 4o return on
the 14th inst.
It is believed that the opening of the chambers
will be adjourned until the 18th on account of his
Majesty's journey.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

LORD PilitYOß'S DAY.

icimy o-dar, the metropolis witnessed the recur-
ofs the great civic serer of the year ; and, whet-
ev be said in disparagement of it, the crowd" who
lined the streets supplied a proof that it still holds a
prominent pleas in public estimation. The weather WV
happily favourable. While the procession was being formed,
and at intervals up to the moment of starting, the thy
wore a threatening aspect ; but this ultimately gave way to
gleams of sunshine, and by the time the procession reached
Fleet-Mast the weather was sotually brilliant for November.
The ewes in the streets were is thorough keeping with
the festive character of the day. Owing toe deviation from
the usual route, Cheepoide and St. Paul'athurchyard
took no part in the demorstration except so far as the
wonted multitudes were represented by an occasional
banner. Ludgate-hill, however, though not in the route,
was profusely decorated by bends of artificial laurel loses '
stretching from side to side of tht street, forming
s eery pretty picture from a distans. In Ferringdon-
ere* Fleet.street, tee., there was a considerable
number at Bap ; the latter was enlivened by a 000stant '
showers of haelibills whisk issued from the windows of
pesos anxious to seize such an opportunity of adverb/14
their wares. The great oats of attraction wee, however,
Newestaitrest, which forms part of the ward repre-
sented by the new Lard Mayor. The flags
at this pant were numerous, varied, and effective,
About half a dorm of them were hendoome shwa ban-
ners suspended across the street and inscribed with the
word" Weise*e r and in front of Christ's Hospital, and
indeed all along the street, the inhabitants had, by moans
of frequent gasmen and manifold devices, dote
their best to testify their interest on the °con dos. The
employes of the bestehen turned out in greet form, and
were rather uproarious in their merriment. One of them
wen hoisted on a chair, and with his fan painted or red- 1
dewed, • pipe stuck in ha month, sod a huge
paper nightcap on his lased, he was paraded
up and down the street amid bressendons laughter and
occasional missiles, while at the same time he col-
lected largess for himself and his companions. The
crowd was here a good humoured es. The Lord Mayor
received quite an ovation from the meltitede as he passed
on his way to Westminster. Judging from the welcome
accorded to him, he bee already stallished himself in
popular favour.
The following is the order of the proossion :
Deem" and Fifes of the Royal London Militia.
Three TrOlapetllTL
Watermen bearing the Banoss of the following Livery
Companies of the City of Londo
n:
Lorioers Plutrers
Coors. Inn-liolders
Pointer Stainer" Wax
Saddles Wax
Goldnathe Fiehroceps
Grooms.
Band of the Royal Society for the Protection of Life
Fres Fire.
Banner of the Ann• ri Mr. H. N. Nimes,
ex-Sheriff.
Banner of the Arms of Mr. Sheriff Piggies.
, s:. Banners of the Arms of the Stationed
ii• a Company. t
- Master and Wardens of the Stationed
g 8 Company in their Curiae.
Banner. of the Salta"' Compeny.
...1 Ban
he isieLcit?fettms of Mr.
y Sheriff Gibbistanfis
..
B s The Clerk of the Compasy in his Chariot.
A I The Mambas of the Court of Asristants in .41
cc their Carriages. ':' •
The Wardens of the Company in their Ostreiages.
The Master of the Company
is his Chariot, atteeded by the Chaplain.
The Baud of the Victoria Rifles.
Banner of the Arms of the Company of Tallow it
st. Chandlers.
1. Banner of the Arms of Heiner of the Arms of
Q the late Alderman the late Alderman
Humphrey Farnessb.
-a Banner of the Arms of the late Lord Mayor.
h Banner of the Arms of the City of Landes.
The Beadle of the Company hearing his Staff. I
The Clerk of the Company in his Chariot.
!) The Members of the Court of Anistents in their I
ges
Carria
it . 1
2 The Warder the Compaq in Moir Carriages. 1
9 The Master of the Company a his Chariot, attended
•
l-i by his Chaplain.
The Second Bind of the Loodon RideVoinnteer Belga.. I
Wismar Paths, the fo
caret 00=7"llo 7
wieg Banners of the Spam&
Mak.f
The Royal Standard. The Caton Jack. Load.
Banner el St. George. Arms of the City of I
Arms of the late Aldermen Arms of Mr. B. B. Bata
Harmer.
Arms of the late.
Alderman Arms of the late Alderman
Limos. J. Johnnie.
Arms of the late Aldermen Arms of Mr. Charles Hill,
st Sir George Carroll. ex-Sheriff. or
LAMS of lir. Alexander Arms of Sir G. E. Hodg-li
Roger', ca•Sberiff. kissers, ex-Sheriff.
!Arms of Mr. Donald Nicoll, Arms of Mr. A. A. Cron. !, i-
ex-Sheri ex-Sheriff.
-6 Arms of Mr. Richard Swift, Arms of Mr. W. H. Palmer.
ex-Sheriff.
'll Arms of Mr. John MIL Arms of Mr. Richard Glide. 5.
%
.Arms of Mr. John Sire- Arms of Mr. F. Salmon.p
.1 Armee( driltiam Clark. Arms of
RSir Walter BA
lArms of the of Arms of Aldedrßose. mana. W. A.`.l
Arms of the Bev. John Sen. Arms of Alders= D. H.
asap,Chaplain to Stone.
the Compan.
Arms of Alderman Sir Arms of lb. Right Hoe.
James Duke. the Lord Mayor.
• Banner of the Arms of the Spectacle Makers' Company.
The Beadle of the Company The Clerk of the Company
The his Staff. in his Chariot.
The Wards' of the Company in their Carriage.
The Master of the Company ip his Chariot, attended by
his Chaplais.
Band of the Grenadier Guards.
Waterman bearing tbe following Banners :
The Royal Standard.
The Union Jack. The Beans of Ragland.
The Banner of Scotland. The Banner of Ireland.
Six Streamers of the Qty Benner of the City of Lon.
Arms. don.
The Band of the London Irish Rids Voluuteers, with Drums,
Colours and an Faxes.
The Two Under-Sheriffs
The Moen of the Corporation of London.
Three TraMpliteri.
Mr. Sheriff Figgie in his State Chariot, attended by his
Chaplain.
Three Trumpeters.
Mr. Sheriff Gibbons in his State Chariot, attended by his
Chaplain.
The Heed of the Lewis Rifle Volunteer Brigade.
The Aldermen who have not pared the Chair.
The Meander.
The Aldermen who have posed the Chair.
The late Lord Mayor.
The Lady Marrs. be her Bette Carriage will join the
.

!treated°. os Ha return from Wader. rater. -- - _
The Lord Mayor's florets in State Liveries. sail more pas to escape.
The Baud of the First Life Guards, Mounted. By the Coroner--I was in the meter-Donee half as
The Oily Manbal oe Horseback. bare the explosion, and the Men were st work then;
Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household.
The RithatgArrn. the Lord Moor of them on the stage on which the governor stood.
In his State drawn by Six Hoer, were plasterieg the side wall, which was carried np
Attended by the Chorine. warhorse, and kneenvos Cliff. the goveroor. I imagine that they must have trod os
A Military Escort. terrace and tilted is en or side, and that oo ths Pe
The procession moved from Guildhall at half-put li made to reaps in the Sot instance, and that thee a
o'clock and passed through Orrehmerreet, Gresham. triad to pet it right by peening it down. The gas rare
street West, St. Asn's•isas, St. Mortis's-le-Grand, Now. la sorrow:dr by water, which is is an onto chamber.
gateetrest, Skitter start, Paningdoevrtmet, Flotairest, BY the loft —I hoe so ides whim the govern" was I'
Strand to Westminster, returning from Westminster by charged with liquor. Wives mice charged it will last f
way of the Strand, Fleet.atrest, Ludgate-hill, St. Peas. considerable time ; but that is sot part of my duty.
churchyard, Cherside, Kir-street to Guildhall. By ths Coroner-4 do sot know if all the prow
On the arrival of the prorsios at that part of
seated, were in the usetirtoust lost their lives. I have SA 11.--
street where the children of the ward schools were ad, 'n, of *OM The mew appeared to be wee" Wei"
oof the boys was brought forward with an address which on good terms. There was so strike or quarrelibeg amoselt
bee ed to the Lord Moyer, while his mono was m them to my knowlage. I bad no reason to suspect'
motion. The original form of ceremony to be observed booty of any of the re, or that either of them wo
which we published yesterday, was prohibited by colossi do an act of mischief from malice. My opinion is thet b-
Fraser, Chief Comm
of the City Polies ; and it wee Wain upon the toweiwee ma en ieedeerteet eireamataa°l4
ad till late last night that he sancllour the coarse adopted. the peso° who did ft probably sot knowing whet -
The following is • copy of the address presented : resets might follow.
" Address of the Children of the Ward Schools of Fairing. Bite. Mayo—l root say whether ally tobaooo mooldwd
doe Wlthis.—To the Right Hon. 13eojamin Samuel was going oe in the miler-boars. I did sot smell all
Phillips, Inq., Lerd Mayor of the City ef Loedoe, ear Jobs Barer, • Porter is the weir of Mr. Seller,
Patron of the Ward Schools of Pardagdon Within. of Hies Elinplane, was the air witness tolled. Hal
7: Kay It
_,____ltheee your lordship.—With humility. slew to hearing the exploded at the works sear kir a
iba,an'Zty7aadas""l"..aara, prowane'a straritoof,..ynort,Pltrot4P. shop, sad going upon the pussies whore he sew oral
the joyous occasion ef your herrn
_Lord Baru, of the beadier deattoyed, and arra is gorge the I'''
to offer to your to
our grateful seleardedgetent woos or of the roles.
thole of to
parrs for the berets which, through Div's* I Throve Shutter, sob sleek is the Norio of the
Providers, we have Terre at you bras. Partiolarly ' paw aaai, mama. the m „adri, at tea minutes
do we done to thank you for you rower boa= (mall aa the` mat et October jut. sal
instatutir rewards foe us after oar oar
induced erldrid personsto followyeer crita",seMst sow the Mbar kr as he got opposite e
we havers gored encouragemeet to dligent peroversees gelerorder. Saw the people all running rt. sad o
hi ourehidies, lutes
of Plaine ooe oc mend the wall further saw that re mater boor bad been
valuable pores which an aurally bestowed epos the 1 dain, and aba saa hamar bad bum. gadaratood
&Wm of dime Drools. And now we poor cadres pray i .
to the Janitor of all Good Bast Be would in pleased to give 1 mewled P•013S• were trier the &Or Aaviatel iw .
SO you lordship health, ram, loag lifs and rhos, so ! sada( than. Moo est herded is getting out
that you may have bappiers yourself, wed he able to Weed' and as was dive. Two of the deed men tram
to tree erred yon the comfort and preitectice which the I wad aroma. They wanl7i, 1 awe to ge 1
rim el life is whir year lordship Is placed will so well .
guar jai to extent. TWO every bless* which this world , beam.
through Divine mercy or afford nay attest your brat', I Br. KewaVeher, surree, of Oak BMWs Tinffilleft.
red
that foe very meal yonyou may osetlime te give es ems called le Weiler the wounded inunediatell '