The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-02 00:00:00

in TICOPRIRIDENT OP TER BOARD OP
TRADE AT azwcAsna

lIIr. Butt, 21. P., presided at the annual meeting
cd Nemeth and Gateshead Mamba of Commerce, en ,
fdleadf• II the McNair be seid—lt to em 7
illiestes d this moment that the chambers of measseree
Meld to yell sepported and patrolling% berms we any
and stmestly are au the eve of Wee grad changes i* ,
ths emesesiel polio? of mad of the stales of Europe.
hem es yes know, had the hisser of Wiliam(
apie lbe eciatinsst the apphostion at soientillo prillipise
to its mmehl regulation* (Applause.) That Impollent
lip is ryemaitesav about to be followed by use Win
Mel thorough ressimies el the allintlea
bee elbleielle—thss. PM," is adopting this maser% wiR he
at*ym szsmils to the other data el Engem, wry=
whether they like it or ell they mud accept. With
to the testy el COMMONS between Frame and this country,
the dell hem ben that the other Mies of Europe hall
dimmed that Miss they are pre to purchase equal
'neatens is their commercial dealings with Frames,
sad to pill= Shoe by a ecesiderebis rednotion
of their owe Miff, they mill &halloo the markets of
Pauline tie mew farmed and esterprising mercheate
of tbh analsi. Although free wads was very little in
broom the ssethmet of Enema we sow bed sleet all
W Stamm the meters frostier of Ism an actually
empi cemiaredsl trestice with that eciestry.
Peas lathe Wanda were the fast to ester the field.
nulls Mai that when several of UM states of the
Mynas saw the prevlsioes of the treaty which hera
was dimmed I. essmasnel to them a peat may wry
bee eyes weds ; but they bad their choW of the two
ahem*** That movement oe the part of Prussia was
folicired by worem ate os the part of Belgium, Italy,
Behariud, sad Rallied ; sod as was said by Mr. Ward,
who no i Nowesiele is October last, these elates, to
reviiieg Mir Mfrs, will to the proposals of We
Piped* same further mod/hellions. This wen'
?or however. Some gentlemen who 'mow more of what
is pone is Villas than I do, give us the senurance that
the Amble Mime is disposed to remodel their glands:ly
absurd Mi. Th. tariff of Turkey is also ender revisioe.
Yon sdl me that it is most likely that maul Way of
connected with the medificetion of foreign
=etretisess aster the cossiderstion of the genealogist
wed thess pmelielly calve/sant with the trade ; all it is
=WM the various chambers of cm mime should be
is wire the assistance which the executive govern
sod hnires mist the circunistamess.—lusters Counties
Emit

A VIM TO PRVIIDECT LINCOLN.—You pans
tato the President's room of business through as anteroom,
which hes, so doubt, been paoed by many an applicant for
can aid may an intriguer. There is no formality—
sot* la the shape of • guard ; and, if this man is
really "a tyrant worse than Robespierre," he must have
pelt mefitimes in the lageafferume el his kind. The
ma is a common office-room—the only ornament that
Mora the writer's eye being a large photograph of Jelin
Bright The Resident's face and figure are-well known by
Baas. sad striatum. The larglaboned and sinewy
Game, 4 feet 4 bathes in height, is probably that of the
rani cf the north of England—the district from which
Locale's saw SOMAS that his forefathers came—made
Ras sod put by the climate of America. The face, In
nts neeney, Emcees en English yeoman's solidity of ohs-
reeterists:tratnes. us, with something sopersdded from
UN life and sharp habits of the Western
Yankee. The tel fidelity of the photograph, as usual,
hr elms the hatune of the origami, bat left oat the
apnoea. It is one of kindness, and, except when
specially moved to mirth, of sericesseens and care. The
Nana sad addren are perfectly simple, modest, and en-
Iffeettat sad therefore free from vulgarity in the eyes of
all who are sot vulgar themselves. There was nothing
in the cavitation particularly worth repeating. It turned
Lril the incidents of the recent Maker. The Prat.-
ti ce
was trying to make out from the path, which bad
thee are perfectly come in, whether the number of electors
had dim ished since the beginning of the war ; and he
tittered himself that it had not. His mad seemed to
have Um dwell* on this point. He resarked that, is
reeeing the number of those who had perished in the
oi fsh presence must be deducted for ordinary
soortefity, which would have carried off under any dream-
stems a amain peoportioa of the men, all of whom were
roarallY bit down se victims of the sword. He also re-
arked that very mounts of the carnage had
hal Peohned by tiding among the killed large sum-
ben of wee whose term of enlistment had expired, sod
who had Imes ea that account replaced by others, or had
maturated themselves ; and be told is Mustratios of this
murk ea of hie characteristic stories :—" A negro bed
tumt4araial arithmetic. Another sew 'eked him, if he
a"brall Pigeons sitting ona fence aad killed one, bow
many woold remain. ' One,' replied the arithmetician.
ND: rid the other negro, the other two would fly
away." In the course of the conversation he told two
three more of theme stories—if stories they could be called-
always by way of illustrating some remark he had made,
rather than for the sake of the anecdote itself. The writer
naaellisad is this propensity, se he thought, not a portico-
"arty jocular temperament, much less an addiction to brutal
's"aT, mob se mold call for a comic song among soldiers'
levee, bet the homer of the West, and especially of •
metal ma 'unnamed to rather popular *adjoin:ea. and
mi°lo/cits Itis idea by vivid ad homely illwarattom You
in lave IltUdial the American character—end indeed the
&tab, dander of which it is the offspring—very supralL
" Irro do sot know that a certain levity of Gammas,
4,y''"" I even of important subjects, is perfectly amps-
Mat earns trees and serieuieses beneath. The
“ at the President. like his demosear, was perfectly
be aid Dot ut fall a single or "ft" Pbreas' sad all hie words had a nuanisr.Profeme Geldwin
Spa, is lifacznitlan'a Magazine far February.
THE HIGHFIZLD ESTATE, MALTON. Mr. W.
,r Aims, the trainer, who mesa* sold Blair Athol, Bread-
'"°"`". aid Broorealaw, for ads high wins, has just
rt.lensed beta Bessie. J. C. and J. H. Wise, of Melte%
Highfiold Estate.
f •Highfield was the pleas •••ar the Ist, Kr. William Scott had his traria edam
it.a.alltl where latterly Mr. Cuntriughatn, the trainer,
r 4
She tub, Os this estate is the tea gallop upon which
wt.%" ~ hams Sir Tattoo Sykes was trained, sod as the
darns
lesegtou Wold, Mr. FAsson as mom fes
bawl
.34 Mrs should any further ieelosure of the far-
Yous. take Place, which is not improbable, is • few