The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-20 00:00:00

1.414,907,11117 ell 1,416,060,364 fa

Got. IL
Yr. C.

Oct. IL
R.

CuSPITOII.
Cub in baud and in branch
banks
Commercial bills overdo@
Commercial We discounted
not is{ doe
Ditto branch banks
Advsnces on deposits of bullion 19, .19,000 0 38,598,700 0
Ditto branch banks move() 0 12,081,900 0
Advances on French public se.
cornice 13,981,100 0 14,015,000 0
Ditto brancb bents
Advances on railway alum
and debentures
Ditto branch banks r.,276,594 0 A 550,680 0
Advances on Credit 7012Cler

Ditto branch banks .......
Advances to the Stole (moven-
non 10th Jane. IST
Government stock reserve 12.990.760 14 12,900;40 44
Ditto disposable
Itentes immebilisfes (lan tad
June, 1107)
Hotel and faraitimof embank&
landed property, branchn
Espeness of management
Sundries

04700 0 0500 0
Me.= 0 4073,d,150 0

1,464,917.9117 ell 1,416,050,854 1
Codified by the Senator BonialD.
GOVOTISOT tbe Pink et Trance
0,1161010

A public meeting was held in the Rehoboth
gehool-room, Morley, on Tunday sight, for the purpose of
aelebrothe the sweaty-seoond anniversary of the liselasics'
Isentatios at that place. The ehair wog ocrespint by
Vimest MUMS. Y.P.
IaBOIIR lig TS Z EAST OP LONDO:f.—A crowded
tne of the stevedore and shippieg labooren of the port
of I,oodoa was held lest night at the &Moon Tavern,
Bark-road, Bt. George's.is-the-East, for the purpose of
the
ob.
Minis( se alteration of the terms of working dwigg
whiter mosthe. and an increase la the tote of pay. Mr.
John Fletcher %wisp been Gelled to Use chair, made a bog
statemest, boat white appesred. that pia, m suemer
months they ensuesseed work at sus o'clock is the mora-
Wet allowed half an boar for breakfast, sad ores hour
odicier, earning per day. Is the winter months
they oonrseseed work st 7 o'clock, but were nal allowed
say tine kw braddsek sad reselsed only 3s. ed. per day.
lies to pat their lenekfest at no eel**, they em-
it be. keg to work or and 12 o'clock whitest toy
time befog allowed-for refreshment, end abo oompleissed of
bergrredneed dd.
h7...day dump ites* of the year when
g were during the gammen They
dm sere espalating fee the winter or for the
Intlfseer. with tbg ass pay. After • beg dismiss% wee
resolved that ea lateadey east wee the degea shins On
" short tame^ easssea , the wee Amid destine to wok
oleo their mord was eesnalled with.

Palmettoes.
The Announcement of the death of the Premier
wee received is the town which be has so long repreeested
about five o'clock oa Wednesday, and ceased expressions of
repot on all hands. His bite appointees in the lowa it
was feared by moat would be his last also, still the news of
his demise did not arrive without proving • greet shook to
the Inhabitants, to whom his lordships connection with them
as their representative for thirty years bad greatly midsized
him. His lordship's colleague, Mr. Walrona, it seems first
received the information, sad announced it at a meeting
which he happened to be then attending. Tbe committee
of the Hon. George Daemon, the defeats/ eandidare at the
lest electios, are bolding meting, on bio behalf. and M
stated that ths oosemvativeparty.have • eandidate in view.
The general implied= is that the Hoe. George Dermas,
who has been communicated with, will become the new
M.P. Almost without exception every shop in the town
was closed yesterday.
The death of Lord Palmerston caused the Liver-
pool markets yesterday to be tether uneasy. The sleek
market was dull, and genteelly depressed. The wedges
market opened quiet, and closed withal* any material
change taking plain. In the cotton market, however, there
was • moat decided decline, and prime were ad. so 4d. " all
round" lower than the quotations of the previous day. A
more quiet and yet sudden and unsettled state of commer-
cial affairs has seldom taken place in Liverpool.
The flags in the High-street and of the shipping
in the harbour at fleatianipten were yesterday bonded
half-meat high. A peat numbs: of shops had shutters up,
and the belle of Holyrkood &tuck rung mulled pegs. At
Romney, where his lordship was born, and where his an-
cestral seat, &midlands, is situated, all the shops were
partly closed.
Intelligence of the death of Lord Palmerston
did not reach Maachesier on Wedsoodey till after the close
of badness, and was not very genorally known till yester-
day monies. A profound feeling of regret wee expoweed
morally, and • good many flags on storehouses sad public
buildings were hoisted " half-met." Conversation on the
Exchange turned very generally on the loam the country
has sustained in the death of se animist • statesman ; and
to • great extent badness (net very kik joie sow) ap-
peared to be lest sight of in the mere absorbing topic of
the day.

THE LATE LORD PARFLMERSTON AND THE
TU.

"Lord Palmerston," writes " Argue " of the
Post, " was *sportsman from his cradle, sad whether shoot-
ing the emeriti of Bratfilande, following the Barsky or New
Forest hounds, or as at the Derby, be invariably dis-
played the some eager sot of sajoyeseet. Of the Derby he
was *spookily toed, and until last year he invariably made
• point of riding to Epsom end hook to me it run for, and by
all by whom he was recognised he was warmly cheered.
800. members will not fail to recollect with what
pleasure he roes to propose the adjournment of the Howe
if Commoes ea the Herby Dap, and his application of the
km of ' loth airs Games' to the Epson ricer
tea
a become
a stereotyped phrasewith turf reporters. His hunting
career so:leaded to the eassuneacenseat of last lemon, wheel
he showed with the Hanky gamy of 'lke yang school '
the way they should p. seeing end, shoo he removed
it from Dumber, to Litelotaa. math reduced, and
Baldwia, with whom Fordhasa was the Wiltshire Stakes.
at Salisbury, was the last horse he ran although he had •
colt called Alger engaged in the next Derby. The duties
el kis high office only ertabiteg him to go to Epsom
and Asst, he yet took great Whored is the diming of
his adman. aad kaiser bad to write to him the same
evening after each race to tell him how they ran. As
is well known. Old John Day was ea immense favourite
with his lordship, as he was with numbers of other noble-
men, sad was, ia short, • privßeged tharader, who could
my mut saybody. Waning bees his kohl*
about ea app
for • des whom he had brought up
to the medical profeasioa, he called in Outten House ter-
race, and was told Lord Palmerton had gem down to the
Boum of Commas There John forthwith proceeded,
sad found hie my tote Übe rsentdor, sad wee promedieg to I
pm the door whoa be was stopped by • poliesam, who
asked him what be wanted. To this imair be replied,
• I want to see Lord Palmerton, and
am John Day r
The policeman, who, I ransom knew nothieg of mascara
took John, with his white seeketoth and etemal um-
brella, for en elderly curate is search of a Crows living,
retard him admittance, and told him Lord Palmeeelea
could not be disturbed. This put ' John' out terribly,
for he had that persuasive and dignified manner about
him that told very mush in his favour. dad he wee the
more seemed became be had got a crowd of people round
him Honoree, Me patinae woe not long tried, as the
moat Lord Strafford (Shea Lord Enfield), policy by.
took compassion on him, and with his proverbial good na-
ture aid he would see what he could do for him, sad,
paring thropzhazoti: nor door, to the great astonish-
ment if the seterwed to him shortly, aid laid
Lord Wooed.* w maw to him la • few minutes.
That he acesedingly did, to • John's great de-
with him most
light ; and, after shaking hands
kindly, asked him what he had come to NO him
fir. • Why, my teed, I have got • sou I have brought
lap as a &elan aid he wean an appointment to • poor-
law union in Herticedabire; I have kid him " very
high," and be has won hie trial very easy, aid lam sure
you will give it to him." To he sure, John,' answered
the kind-headed Premier, who then mitered into a discus-
, dee oa the Darby, that promised to be d such amend'
that ' Jobs' thought it time to give him • hint, to the
offers he was afraid he was Waiting him, as he knew he
(Lord Palmerston) had plenty to do. Ills lordship then
shook him *pie by the hand ; sad, Nast as he had parted
with him, ' Jolla' toned mend and awed him boyead
measure by wisp, Bind. soy lard. you WMts to tie right
mac this time ; •the last time, you reediest, you wrote to
the wrest' on.. Probably the annals of parliament can-
not furnish another inetanos of • premier onittleg hie seat
to the Beam of Oomadee to me au cased faithful eermet.
Bat it was in the tinders of his hart the secret of his
popularity rested, and he Ord the kaiak of attracting pert
sous to him in a moat remarkable way, as Me been already
stated. The bestower of ' blue ribande Innumerable, the
me be wield have prised mod was denied him ; but when-
ever hie green jacket sod mange gap is emu It will be in-
variably ansodated with the name of Lord Palmerston,
both as • sage and patriotic minister sad an ardent and
straightforward sportsman. dead I trust whoever takes it
up will eadeavarn to emulate his example, at least nem
the Ng."

[AAvertissamot.]— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Fan*.
tiOSIO Woordera—Wbo would be will maw tbat every orgaa
of the body dor He duty fell y and fairly, wbilleii7one vea/
cortently WIWI by omatemMe worthy to Omar ita or by
Saki, g a owes of nowding to We directing
folded round web boo. alonweb. livar. iddawa, aod bowels are
alt warobod by Weer purltylog and corned» powers. and say
Mirbuntbalr wawa 'Woo is streenuesely ratabod, and
a regularity enlaced, Wanes may Weep be pewortud
by salwative obedlewe to liolkurara trivellow aad by %Mini
111111 million se MONA toy Odra an edminasnana wil by, ibis
=al=tiet Wad panlied. and Um tree and Ian:11W

THE LATE VISOOLITT CONEEEMEEE—The Nines-
trims statue of the lots Pield-Marehal Viscount Comber-
mere, executed by Baran Maroebetti, is to be inauguratrl
at Chester on Wednesday Dort, the 215th bet. Tit=
Grosvenor, 1 aid Lord De Tabby, with the
body of the penises aver whine the pant enema re-
sided as grand mann tar Ilfty veers. will attend. hia
addrem appropriate to the ODZOSiOn will be delivered by
Gann the Be.. Be Edward O.
WAKEFIELD 1111111T1021..—LORD HOUGHTON ores
me Derry or LORD PALNUMON.—Yerterday. the Wake-
field Industrial sad Pin Arts Wanks was closed, after
bang epee for in weeks, during whin time it win visited
by moss thus 185,000 perease. /Adrenal were delivered.
by Lord Houghton, the President,. Leethaq
M.P., Oolosel Smyth, kr. Load Houghton conloded his
remarks haven immediate referees, to the ehjen of the
meeting as follows :—" I could have nose as any other
day, when my resollection would have ben more cheerful—
(hear, hear)--and wham I could have 'pokes of this or any
other subject io • heartier means thee I am now
able to do. Is the great historic event which y
darkened the snafu* of English life, we recognise :In;
who eves is He who takes away ; and we resonates that in
this world we build up beadier bat v
anishn takes dense
we raise up hopes, an
those hone v ; we cultivate
the highest virtues and talents, and death cabin them
away. Bat, perhaps it may be rid, that the life of the.
gentleman which ended yesterday. is a missal instance to
every our of os of what may be dome in this country by
man who sets the enhances, al kis life to the operation
of • great work ; who allows no dkappointmeat to neck him;
who allows no failure to damp him ' • but who goes on per-
tinently in the comae which he believes to be ig
ues
until be attain that high summit al UMW* b•
at. In the life of Lord Palmerston, which
dosed, we recognise what a MOO may do by the en=
of his talents, and their applicatiou to the bed of wresd,
and see in it • lemma sot only for one slam of society, sat
only for use order of life, but • lemon for the very hasubbell
of se, se well as to them trim stens the higbsetplassolat
That peat, useful, and illustrious lib andel has nosed
has cast a raygland et gloom over every festivity whin tea take
nen ••• ta-day and for some days to came. It will
last far longer thee the noolleation of *is ashibbles-46
will last as long us Essland laste--ea lag as the hinny
of the world is nown."
refs CITY Ifeesnarin or refa LONDOW AND /TOM*
WOODIMN AND NON= LOUDON BAU•WATlL—Yoftillay being
find for the official exanineties of this sew /be, the Csnr
*terminus in Liverpool.street presented during the horly
monies a very busy seen, owing te the efforts whit'
were made by theism, body of wonsessa la tee
of the Years. Cubitt, the eastranors, to camplete sea
as panne of the building before the arrival of
Rich, the goverment kenctoo, who woo oxPlotod
ONINDOOOII th inspection at 11 o'clock. Previous to w
above hour anumber of the officials connected with the
two lien assembled at the? Mize:mutation, meet
m base esiveed eposial tea*
ad them heirs
from Einem ers /Linefeed and the jumniosa
The whole of the portion of the tends= which will be
appropriated to the use of the North Lanka Railway Obn-
pony kin bean cleared of the waffoling, and the lloßt sad
'rental outlines of the fine roof were dispbeed to to
arinatage. In order that the capabilitee al the girder
bridges and viaduct might be well toned, so leas than
powerful locomotives helonsiue to the North Loodoo Rail-
way had been sent over the line from Danes to thettrii
They were forged together, sad their mammon e
mast have borne goed,testimeay se to the subelmatial snare
of the railway works. Oa their arrival at Liverpeol.street
they were run into the station and brought alongride one of
tits platforms. Captain Ebb, the akar who was to impose
the line on behalf of the Board of Trade, resoled the
terminus shortly after 11 o'clock, sad was received by the
officials is the boolderiffiees of the North Loudon Station.
At this tins it was minim heavily. sad Inge Caplan Rick
amended to the platform, thee sowcoaseltation, it was
decided to defer the inspection for bother weak or tea
days, one, pertly to the cold sad issiesnest stale of eke
weather. Should the line this pees the essaalustisan the
impactor, the railwa it is imported, will be opened for
public baffle on the let of November.
The will of Sir John William Lubbock, Dint"
F.R.S.. D.L. of Losabard-otreet, baba Hist Ilme.
Farnborough, sod Lamas, Norfolk, was proved I. the
Landes wart, on the 10th int, by his en, Sir John
LOW*, Bart, the ailing executor power bone owned
toLeLIT Lubeck. his relics, to pleb hotodtoo• MP,
ty was sworn under 120,0001. The will is dated
car -Dsoomiseir, 1864, sad the tender died en the SOIL
Jose last, it the age of enty-two. Sr Jobs has be-
queathed to his wife hie jewels and paraphernalia. also
she famines wines farming stock, horses sad essriagn,
absolutely ; leaves her ladyship the an sad eerynest.
for her life, of his pictures, painter, books, and plata
which at her ladyship's donee will pen to hie olden en,
the Measet banmet. He disposes of his share is the
hankies-house (Roberts, Lubbock. and Co.), as follows
One moiety to his eldest soa, sad the other moiety
equally between his sees, Hoary sed Beaumont. rich
ray* therefrom ea suavity of 6,0001. to his Min. To
his sous. Alfred sad Edgar, each a laney of 10,0001.
To
his son Neville (firen of Oavam sad Co.), aid
his some Nonage, *ad Frearie, lepetes ere leggeatheil
anseiletieg toe bout 50,0001., under bestow analreeta
Tp
they also pern to his relict a like annuity of 6. _
his daughter assents he leaves a legacy of 4,000 f.. sin
tire married desghtes, Idam Hie Them, be slates, me
both aeffialestly_ provided for sad leenholit
estates in Norfolk sad Lent sad obewhers be leaves to his
sliest en. The nabs, el his peruses! Motel, bequeaths
to his fetid.—Oily PIMA
DILTS Of A CenTmrAZlAlf.—A widow named
Rush Eaglefinihas jest died at Wolualleld, bar Beading.
a 4 the pen ay d 101 yams. Bee leribmod wee elabenbe
tab, ead sleeked seeded dunes Mir ebb Ehnen Is thin
eeighbosibeed. Oe the occasion el bar busdredth birth-
day, last year, Hr. MEM, of IThlosfindlanr, sad other
leseleasa, nest her posents of Nissen blade • and file
old lady, who wee of a Glenda diapennes, ssisTA 11c
faculties mail the bat
GRUA? BIONINUSW 1101WITAL, CALMOSTAiIi4oI94
Iscaseron, N.—Nenter ate rebate Ise the eh& mean
October 13, 506; of whin' fifl were sees nom •