The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-20 00:00:00

THE LANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND.

The following additional donations were received
yesterday iu aid of the Lancuhire Relief Food :—Meru.
Hamilton, Alpin, and Co., 51.; A. M. 8., 51.; Dr. Benjamin
Smith, U.; Inhabitants of Newtoo-le.Willows, IW. Os.
collected in Shanklin Church, /ale of Wight, 131.25.; Mr.
Josh. Tucker, IW.; Mr. Isaac Mooatta, jun., 101.; collected
in rickhill Pariah, Yorkshire, 31/. 10s.; Sympathy, 51.;
A. D.. 51.; Bev. J. H. Yorke, Bishop of hbildleham, 21.;
the Dowager Lady Osborne, 21.; Miss Tringbam, 14;
Weekly Pence of some Queen's Printers, 12a. l<1.; A Friend
at Langford, 24; A Friend at Barrington. 34; Workmen in
the Poakey Sugar Works, 17s. 9id.; Mr. S. Pork*, 11.

MR. BARLEY, M.P., ox JAMAICA CCerroN. —A plea
for cotton and for industry was addressed to the members
of the Royal Institution by Mr. Seeley, on the 4th instant,
in which be stated that by the cottee manufactures live
million persons found employment in this country before
the recent dearth of the raw material, and that the yearly
value of all the cotton manufactures had been eighty mil-
linos. He mentioned Jamaica as admirably adapted for the
cultivation of cotton, and from that island and the West
Indies generally, he said • sufficient quantity could be
grown to supply all the manufacturers is &igloo& Anus*
of cloth woven from West Indian cotton was exhibited,
and Mr. Barley said he understood that Lord Brougham
intended to set the fashion of westing West Indian option
by having • waistcoat made from that material. Sloes
that time, Mr. Barley himself, Mr. S. Gurney, ILP, Mr.
Handel Cosaham, Mr. Vickers, Mr. IL H. Fowler, Mr.
Richardson, and other gentlemen, have followed Lori
Brougham's example.
Tae COUNTY or LTAIERICK PROCLAIMED.
LIMERIcK, W!DRJRDAT EYRNING.—A meeting of magi,-
stratas was held today in the Grand Jury-room, Colonel
Vandeleur, of Ballinacourty, in the chair. Fifty-eight
magistrates attended. Letters were read from the Earl of
Clare and from General Larcom, in reference to rodathing
the county. General Lareom's letter stated that the
Executive desired the opinion of the magistrates on the
subject. It was moved and seconded, that the government I
be asked to proclaim the county, so as to deprive all qua•
tionable persona of arms, but not to impose additional police
on the county. The 7 objected to the expeoss. This re-
The Sir Vera De o
de, Berg end
The Rev. Percy Burd haa been instituted by :Zreti°l'w;:oassZPra a maisou to dim. the iii.
the Lead Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol to the Vicarage
of Tidenhans, near Chepstow, vacant by the resignation of habilitate of the county generally.was n
After SOON discussion,
molting.
the original resolution was carried, six magistrates dis-
the Rev. Alan Cowburn. Patera, D. El igfOrd Devon Burr,
et Aldermaston House, Berke, FN. The Thames Esth/rxithirr.—This oommittee met again
On Friday last the Rev. William Lawrenee yesteeday, but there not being a sufficient number of mem-
Eliot, M.A., was instituted to the pert hand
s, eonsoli- hers to make a quorum the proceedings were adjourned to
dated rectories of Creeting St. Mary's, ft. ' and All this dap.
Saints' in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Prevost cd Onrerat Pawn. Ona 8111131 NO DAT.—
the College Boni, of noes veer Window, end the MAO THOMIDAT, June 19.—Adeonelises on payment, 4,430 ;
collage. Mee ti mama tlekeba 782 ; total, 5,212.