The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAT.

The market continues firm. The followiag ere the su-
mac quotations, via.:—Town tallow, 472. 6d. nett ease;
Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 60..; July, 60e.: Ain't
and Srptember, 60e.; oMoher and December, 60a.

HAY MARIEHT.-THIS DAY.

Mr. E. J. Darts !SIMMS trade without alteration. Primo
meadow hay, 83.. to 951.; superior, 1061. to 116..; Infe-
rior, 601. to 70.. ; new. 60.. to 90.. ; rows*, 60s. to 851.;
clover. 014, 100.. te 130.. ; mend cat, 90s. to 1145 e. ; now,
70. to 1001. ; straw, 33. to 36..

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BY ILICTRIO mLZOLAPI.)
LIVERPOOL.—THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS —Blink BOORT, Bonnie Scotland, Sitter to
Nancy, Van Duna, Kin Whip colt, and Saraband.
Her of Lynne not hue.

LATEST BETTING.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
7 to 4 nit Typo (I)
13 to 2 By Oao
20 to 1 •pt Ooldhill (off)

DERBY, 1857.
20 to 1 met Zoyder Z. ( )
24 to 1 Schiedam (')
1000 to 30 Toorcameat (t)

MANCHESTER, 10 O'CLOCK LABT NIGHT.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
5 to 2 stet Typos (t)
7 to 1
7 to 1 Bro. to Grey Tommy (,)
7 to 1 lisishloseu (t)
10 to 1 Wild Haetsonn (t)

SUNDAT MCBIC FOR THE PEOPLE.—At a meeting
of the Salford town council held yesterday, a large majority
voted for the aspulsion of bands of music from toe Peel
park on Sundays in future, and ordered public notices to
that effect to be issued. The committee having the manage-
ment of the people. parks in Manchester, under the corpo-
ration, having declined to expel Saadajbands, the eulject
is to be brought before the neat meeting of the town oouncil
with a view to coercing the esomnaltee.
CATHCART-HILL CEMIITERY.—An exact model of
the cemetery on Cathcart-bill, herore Sebastopol, has been
presented to the United Service Institution, by C. 11. Curtis,
Eig., of Acton. Every tomb, with a fee-simile of Its stone
and inscription, every attack.' sound is represested on the
model with the greatest immure, y. Mr. Curtis lot a eon In
the mocha (Lieutenant F. B. Curtis, of the 46t1s). who
was buried in. this cemetery, and from the interest he thence,
took in the ground, he was led to obtain exact foe simile
drawing, from officers in the Crimes, and frees there he ex •
ecuted this model, which has been inspected with deep
ia t by many who have relatives interred:on Cathcart's-.
hill.
WORTENBERO.—The Stufgardt Obserrer armour one
that the salories of the Wertembarg Mit:listen have been
rated from 5,000 t 3 10,000 florics. That measure has bean
resolved on and executed In opposition to the decision of the.
Chamber of Deputies.
POLAND.—The Governor of Poland, Prince Gort-
ebak has sent a circular to all the local sathoritier,
directing them to allow all persons who have fled abroad to
escape military Novice to recurs home without punishment :
also to such persons to occupy themselves in agricultural or
manufacturing labour. It le stated that several refugees,
who have parsed the age of military service, have returned
to their homes ; otters fear to Morn lest they should be
included in the nest levy.
CRIMEAN COIANISATION.—A letter from Odessa,
gusted is the Austrian Giotto, reports the definitive tea -
letion of the Russian government to settle the Greek
military volunteer in the Crimea, on the lead abandoned
by the Tartan, exempt from touts daring 50 years. The
state will advance for the same period to emelt tether of a
family a ems of 200 silver roubles. The elaildren of these
families will be educated at the vacate, of the state.
General Dabormida, late Piedmontene Envoy
Extraordinary to the Emperor of Rosie, hu returned to
Turin, after visiting Warsaw, Bubo, Paris, and London.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THE CITY-ROAD.—Yesterday,
afternoon a fire of en o:tansies chareeter happen. d in the
punters belonging to Ileum Green sod Co , &flint-
niskete and timbermerehants, East toad, City-road. The
preini.ee were of considerable extent, emprbleg various
ererkalwps, Ac-. in which eabitet works wen deposited,
whilst luny piles of timber filled the open yard. The tire
wee ciicovered shortly after the men had pose to their
{Vona, and appeared at that time to he varied to the
limb, rin the yard near the front hour. Ear es, however,-
it soya spread to the piles of Caber sej teen., and to the
work hope. The firemen, though exposed to great danger,
'carted themeelves with intrepidity and vicar, and by.
seven o'clock the flames were safficiestly subdeedte remove
fest' of any (tatter extruder. The low, which is outsider-
able, will fall upon the Mt hitch Fire-office. The adloiniog
premises of Mr. lioachin, engiseer, and Mr. Cherie, iron-
founder, easteined damage by Ere and water, but sot to eo
' serious an extent se to put a atop to their basics..

DIMMER AT THE NANSION•HOUS6 TO SIR
WILLIAM FEY WICK WILLIAMS OF EARS.

Yesteriiity evening the Lord Mayor gave a mag-
aibmat en:ettainumet ie the Egyptian Hall to Sir W. F.
Marl em t f Kan, sad • distiogaushid petty, who had toes
isrutd to ene.l that distinguished General. Genera Wit.
who. s. u.'ght be asp Ttect. " was the chimed cf sll
0b„,,, oat dressed is pada clothes, his ally dttoratian
hew; the Order of the Been, which be wore ia an exceed-
Isgly usoetentatiese Masser. The gallant metal is • film-
lookups middle-aged mu, of good nature. of a martial pre-
mace, sod belied that pecu.ser espreesioe of eye wc.ch is
geparinly suppes:d to indicate Ames, far high conamead.
If othial C Mid be more gratifying Ikea his reception, +tick
is ate a nth misses almost torsos rho • tineette woolly evolved
at :here eta rhadasteste. Ib. Deka of Cambridge wai a:so
WAS warmly received, both by the orowd outside the Man-
sios-hosso and the queasy is the ball.
Viscount Hording. and Sir ft. Away were prentted by
ischapoeition from Wag tensest.
On tt e removal of the cloth.
The LORD 111•10 s gave, in miecession, " The ()vies,"
" Prince Albert end the rest of the Royal Family," with •
special coop fagot to the Duke of Cambri .gt, whom he was
=Oat brppy to newther aglowt his guests.
The llult• of CAWIIRIDON, who was loudly cheered,
begged to his owssamie,esd for the rest of the royal fsecly,
to rotors thighs fee the nohow which had jest bees coo- •
hrred. He hod himself received so sissy marks of kindness
sad attention from the City of Lomita, sad frets his lord-
ship is pert Imlay, that be shoold be most ungrateful did be
not feel deeply sensible of the begone coot reed, especial
an a day 1-he the present, far he was one of those who felt
mash t.rl!ghted to do honour to a gallant mono,—
(cltest.)—ta a nen who had to highly distinguished
Numb lo the lattice of hi. country as Cream;
W-lcamo. (Hear, hear.) Bat be arse not goicg to
&lode at any length to tee merits of that ;Whist cheer,
is the mortal of tie Lord Mayor, who knew so well tow
to do howler to the treat. He was sore, however, that
his galleon friend would petiole buss to say that no one re-
joloed mare at his dietinction—ao one was more gratified to
me the servile so nobly appreciated by the mushy than he
(the Doke or Cambridge) was. (Cheers) And when he
made tart observatios, he made it not only oa his own put,
bat on that of the gallant comrades he sew amend him,
who were as much rejoiced se himself that their 'Omit
friend had made the misfortunes of war the path to his ow.
fame and fortune by the talent, firmness, arid judgment
wi • h which be had grappled with those saiefattonee, end toe
gnat saint overcome them. He was delighted to meet his
gatlast friend to the City of London, end should be most
meioses to pledge the toast which would be proposed is his
same.

The neat tout wag, " The Army and Navy," with which I
the Lord Mayor castled the name of Lord Gough, the
charm biro Cl flobraco and Calllianwallab.
Lord GUCOM, In returning check.. 'Waded to the recent
honourable emcee to millet her Majesty had been grad-
*oily pleased to appoint him, that of investing with Vs
eider of the Bath the French officers in the Cruse He
wall saute the company that the French °filar& fully ap-
preciated that honour, and were wortby companions in
semi of the British soldiers. He had held oat the right
hand of fellowship to those noble fellows, and they had (oily
ncipeoratel hi. tooling.
Sir G. !liven:ion returned thanks fcr the navy, hawk-
ing that one of tee use noticeable and gratifying features
of the late war we. anion which it had trsmoted be-
tween the two safeties. The navy now watohed the honour
of the army as cLeoly aa it did its own, and there was no
doubt but that whenever they should be so unfortunate as
to be engaged fa another war, the anima thue cemented be •
twos the two Huhu, would be of Maitimable advantage.
The Loan MATOI said be sow roe to propose the health
of the guest ot ehe evening, .• Sir William Wiliam, of Hare"
(load etturirp)—the man who had go nobly struggled to
saluatain the reputatioa of his snotty, of whose high
qualities they were all proud, and who bad gallantly per-
formed hie mimlon in • disont country, among strangers,
end when surrounded by circumstances that might appal
eves the boldest. (Hear) Braider the pride which they
all felt when an knglithinan performed great deed, and
maustained • high character in foreign lands. they appro.
sated the great truth which General William had de •
monstramd, namely, how valuable a man might be
M his country who, having great qoalitime, de-
voted them suumervedly to the service of the state.
Bat to appreciate it to its fullest elitist they must picture
beth.awlvn Gamma Williams, with some haltdosen of
hie chintrymth, ending himself is a distant country,
Mese non who were attesters in language and religion,
and who were utterly ignorant of the qualities which he
and his countrymen possessed. Whoa General Williams
emu anionget them men he food them in a state of de.
ogroadeney bordering on despair, but by hie pommel Ulla-
mese he rased their morels and encouraged them to a re-
dhead teat inflicted great lose on Um enemy ; and when
at last they were compelled to strender, they surched out
with all the huoure of war. (Loud cheers ) Such
undut deserved high honour, and the reception of Geisha
Willis., by the people of this cavalry showed hew deeply
they acre ispreesed with that convict on. They felt that
they ought to make mush of sack men, es there might be
way ethers who, stimulated by such an example and its
rewurd, might on a futon minion seek a similar path to
eminence. He was not then sofa; to detain the company
with any Utilises( GeneralWillionuth retvicea—hie thirst in
inviting him there that Gametes was to introduce him to
his fallow.citihns, to brag their Taupe% burgess Into
amatest with his fellow.bargemes. (" lieu," end chum)
He believed be might alto add, that is presenting General
Willis... be wee also introducing the Imagist Member
of parliament to hie brother memben, as the gallant general
ham only that day been nt"rned numb. r for Cats..
(Lend cheese) la propcialog this tout, he Gould not man-
elude without mestioning le terns of h;gli eulogy the
names of Colonel Tuedale, Mr. Churchill, sad Dr. Sand-
with, the gallaat gespuions who had c e well supported
their brave guest In the time of his extremity. (Load
sheers.)
General WILLIAMS, who wee reeleiTed with loud cheer.
tag, said—My Lord Mayor, ladies, and gentlemen,—ln
Snag to return shooks for the hoarier which
11111 been jut done me, I beg that you will
allow no to do so al briefly en possible. Coupled
with the warm tense in which the Lord Mayor
has proposed my health, his Rya Highness the Doke
of Cambridge hoe added word of kindness which
I shall forget, not oaly in his own name but cn behalf
of the =soy diatiogulatead generale whom I have saw the
besour to see anniod ane. That was an houses* far above
my merit that is the wildest dream of my Imagination I
weld aot possibly have foresees it. (Hear, hear.) I began
ney military career is Spain. and ale. visited Sieily and
Gibraltar. Whets I visited Earl's, and sow the bricks
and stones which had been 'toothed out of the
breath en:raved with " Hun far brave Gough,"
I little thought that I wee ever to have the honour of
meeting tbst gallant hear on an gouges like the pre-
sent. (Loud cheers) It Is an house width I deeply sp.
preenthe, and it la most umeoling to me to have asecelated
with me in it the names cf Cherchill, Teesdale, and Send-
with, to which I would beg to add two whisk have hitherto
boos forgotten, Kehl; end Hollows, who stood by sat like
sea In the heat of the battle. (Chun.) Many of the
aampaay by whom I am surrounded an aware of the
Manse in which her Majesty humbeen graciously
plead to reesive me ; and neat to that great
I. the privilege of returaigg thinks is
this pneecoo for myself and for the army which I had
the hemmer to oseamend. Of that army I will lay that I
believe there is net better material in the world for as army
than gra Teaks. (Cheers) I feud them petallme, not
hanreeeived any pay for three years; but tousle's, cud
salved, and asked es they were, they stood bravely in the
brush, and fez eerie hones k. p: the flout ermy in the
maid at bey. (Cheers.) At !wrath, when at the end of
two maths they were abhod to lay down their sae, their
deportment extorted the admir.tion even 6f their enentiel
(Hoar.) They bolos" to a nation for which we have spilled
mush blood and expended mach treasure, and therefore I
think you will rejoice to runs with me in believing that
where there la so mu e military virtue, there mart be
notathal vitality. My belief is that the Turks will them-
naives get tithe ship right again, and carry net all the changes
and reform. for which we have (might lid struggled.
(Chien) Hie lordship has been alto pleased to allude to
ay eleet.cen to • seat in puliament It is quite true ; and it is
also true, that in sppeaUr g to my constituency I asked them
art ether 3 should be doiog my defy as their tepreetatative in
nasionnoiag that the army should be opteld, and the snout
see and all was that I secall nit be doing my duty if I
did not use my beet exertions to keep the army In a state of
allicieury. (Hear, hear.) I with sew to eiy a tittle more
that point. I find myself at the "resent moment in the
Tishah City in the w. 2;1, sad I a Noma to them whether the
beet Jaunts of that soutenerce through which they ono-
gambit. their wealth do not demand that our brave army
should be cherished and aist.ined. (Cheers.) The gal-
lant gentleman eon:laded by ',Ma thanking the a mpany
for the manner in which hie health had been received.
The next tout woe "Her NI j.ety's Mold rs."
Lard Fairntsith briefly raturced thanks, adding hie
test any to the Oftener, of G 1 William", and con-
senting with diet °Slur as to the expediency of tamping the
ahoy is a full sate of elliciensy.
The LOAD Id•TOR "TI,. Crimean Army," coupling
with it the names of Lrrd Reteby, General Burgoyne,
Sir Celia Campbell, General Soarleit, General Dacca and
Sir H. England.
Sir I. F. Bcononth briefly returned thank,.
The Duke of etitorhh proposed, in eltsquent terms, the
health of the Lord Mayor.
Hie lordship returned thanks, and gave " The Lords and
Gemmeas"

fb;sOkll Or NIWCAITLII, to relenting thanks be uk•
110•10 of Lnds, onigniviteted that blew en the 'awake
of deaccratio strength, which is wee constantly receiving.
He need oily look*. hie left head, and see • wan wha had
bleu galled to tie peerage for good service dome to his
ineatry, in the permit of ha a .ble and geilut friend Lord
Gough. (Lead sheen )
Set J. 0 , spe.thing for the Rouse of Commons, t
Rived that on the what it fairly represented the pabl-c
opinion of the cowstry ; and a had it more truly done
so then when urging upon toe aduirdstratton the necessity
of worthily monolog the widen of the defenders of
Raw. (L-.ad cheers.) TLe H ease of Commons differed in
laaay gusts, bit in that they •ere unithins• ea, and their
reasieity hat l r odutot the dared nails. (Hair.)
The LOYD ...M•TOlg.va To. City of London and Lord
J. Russell."

Lied I KUSSBIL WA. elw.y. sled le see Lit tame eic•
timed eith the City of L R, el weeds it we. r.enarkeb:e
test liter. was no trete: ccccc • hat b-ovilit est ihe sterile@
of the poor lo is vldcli ito cautious el Loucks dal sot

!poniard part. (Hear, bear.) He was most happy tojpia
tho emplimat paid to the gallant Omni W Ulnae, and
doubly happy to heat the character which the gallant
officer hid ei.yrn of cur allies the TUTU. (Hear, boar.)
With people who had such oadarancs, courage, and sobriety,
there mat to t cession to deipeir of their po:itical teen
*ace. (Hear, hear.)
The Duke of CANIMIDOIIgave "The Health of the Lady
Disparage," and
The output, retired to the draertsta-roca.

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