The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-23 00:00:00

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LORD PALMERSTON WITH TUX HORSLEY HOUNDS. I
—The meet on Maact.y was at Bides Pens, when • mia. r
asoger arrived to animate to our worthy Master that Lord
Palmerston intended honouriog the field with his presents,
aod accordingly, pagetual to the appointed the retain
Presage made hie appearance, under the • of She
lieu. Ralph Data, sod setonished every egis by the
ease with which ha dismounted the bone he rode to covert
sad got on his buster, looking as fresh as he was au Tess
ego, sod, vie usual, affable and planiat to all. After *taw
over the pack, and inquiring what sport we bad ben
having, the hounds were thrown tote litehelonnik $
avert Waging to Mr. Data. whoa loath of feeds
were immediately afoot, ad after terser minutes in the
woodland we ran to ground about a mile from the Sod, his
lordship ban one of the first up with the bands. Another
fon was then based away, and at hal s capital no of one
boor aid twenty minutes, the first twenty to covert, and
the Nat over the pea by Braishesid, seals the comma to
Michelmanh villages by the Tim
water meadows,
where he pointed his haul for Bleary Well in the Tedworth
country, bat being headed at the Bawd Staff, close to the
view hoe of railway between Horsebrtdge and Retain, he
made his way beck to ifichehnush Wood, in • large Geld '
adjoisieg width he was seas to ike down, dead boat, eve
mantes Wore the bounds, but be managed to crawl is
before them, and beat us. Lord Narrate* remained the
first thirty afrahle la the epee, and rode right well, his
i boo. Pilot Whet frasont4 head to *edam, " This way,
' my lord," making for • gate or a pp ; bat on one acute'
the hounds were tannin quite is seedier direction to tkat
engaged, when his loidship was wodentood to say, " Bet
there go the bawls. and I must follow thorn,* and away
he watt u hard sa he 000ld go, and was soon up with the
ladles horsecoso, kaolin hie \miserable pilot to look out
for tie tam and gaps.—Hotes Advertiser.
Mozz INCRNDLABIRM ON THS WOLDS. —After
about two maths' oessatios stack drag has again made
fta appearance cm the Yoe re Welds. On Saturday
moraing. about 5 the *Week, slaskyard Mr. J. of
• Ge
e .be oe• Oen The men bed got up and
• bed bees to tbe 'Raba. nen.' reamed to the house for
• brankfleVittseff the aerie wee relied. It wee found that
0•9 eery livie•est Oh* wet hatahp, sad that many more
were is danger. Tittos Sykes s engine, from Elledmers
i Hama was soon there, and onotba hem Driffield, sad, so
the Nada were very fortunately sYe teat. the Si. ens .
tigel,to, the, stack io which it WI asiginated.
riocarrei dajog the' sight
_everythieg mad bar.
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f.
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d to bo, the work of . Saturday
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JOHN BROODENT EXCELLINTII
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TELI COULANSZ YOWILIS WWI AIM Ma PAIWIV ti
J. to nava, been immured with a arst-clads Medal at the Patti
Oatmeal Exhibition, aocassmated by the above Warta taw
reapecttully Mates the plain to an Instekei
tiOLD Al NS and extant,* assortment of =lt, all
made on the reagam—JOHN 11ROGDEN, Goldadth. Yam-
ada, , No. 10. HeartetManset, Coventlyarden. W.C.
lashed A.D. 171 k. Maas made of Chains and Jewenexy for la.
eat& N.B. las esabileasesa named at 6to the ersolon, sad
hatardaye a 1 *Moak.

AGRICITLTUR AL HALL.
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•IPPODIWItI sod MAO. Preposacett b 7 the wboto et the
littioti prate to be the boot egoestrtes troupe ever yet holeto-
dared Into togland. Doors way sys T e'eleek.
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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL
MAIN IlliNT.-430 and awe the Orsad
Military and Equestrian Spectacle, entitled the BMIGANIMI of
the CALABRIA:I MOUNTAINS, introducing upwards of MO
=a at itass, sad the whole of the ategulet stud of
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0111,111. isuto snis.. combats, brilliant tebleaut. Se. Mettle
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LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 23.

Tus Muter Builders of the Midland Counties
have reconsidered their intention to introduce
and enforce the use of the "discharge note." On
Friday, at a meeting of their Association, which
was attended by about 150 members, the question
was thoroughly discussed, and in the end the note
was wholly and unconditionally withdrawn. This
resolution does great credit to the judgment and
good feeling of the masters. The plan of a "die-
" charge note " had been adopted after much de-
liberation, and so publicly, and with so much
evidence of a design to carry it into effect, that
its withdrawal was no easy matter. The
prompt and handsome manner in which they
have given it up will do more than any amount
of protestation could h►ve done to convince
the public that in putting it forward they believed
they were merely resorting to • necessary measure
of defence. Impartial spectators, among whom
we claim to be reckoned, took another view of
the matter, and saw that in requiring the men
to carry about • certificate which in many cases
would have excluded them from occupation, and
was intended to do so, they were imposing a
yoke which no free man could or should bear.
The masters have shown themselves accessible
to reason. The character of the " note " has
been presented to them in a new light, and from •
point of view in which they bad not previously re-
garded it, and they have had the courage to act
on their better knowledge and more matured re-
flection. Besides withdrawing their notice respect-
ing the "note," the masters declare their readiness
at once to meet their men in order to settle all labour
questions by the adoption of trade rules ; they also
state, that " in case of any difference arising they
" are willing to adopt a system of arbitration."
In the present state of the case this is all the men
can ask or desire, and it moat be hoped that they
will meet the offer in the spirit in which it is made.
As a rule, the increase of regulations for controll-
ing the management of business operations, which
to be successful must be conducted with energy
and freedom, is to be deprecated as much for the
sake of the employed as the employer ; but if it is
possible to attain certainty and oonfidenoe by
means of • few simple regulations, the attempt
should be made. Now that the masters have
rectified their own position by a resolute act,
public attention will be directed to the conduct of
the men in their new circumstances. The latter
have just seen how quick the public is to mark,
and how ready to denounce, any approach to the
assumption of absolute power or the arbitrary ex-
ercise of the most legitimate right. They must
expect to be tried by the standard of the same
principles that are applied to the masters. All
they have to do is to sell their labour to the best
market, and permit others to do the same ; and
public opinion will certainly condemn those who
convert this simple operation into a war of classes,
in which the heaviest blows always fall upon the
helpless and the innocent.

THE news from America is still unusually barren
of military events. We hear much of prepare,-
tions, and some movements are reported which
may prove preliminary to important undertakings ;
but there are no operations of consequence.
The armies before Richmond and Petersburg
have for some time ceased to be the moat ac-
tive of the Federal forces, and the only change re-
ported from that quarter is the superoeasion of
General BUTLER by General Oau, an able and well-
tried soldier. General SHERMAN is stated in Rich-
mond papers to be concentrating his army at Her-
deecille, in South Carolina, to the north of the
Savannah river ; he is therefore preparing to ad-
vance. The statement that General Las is about
to place himself at the head of an army to
oppose him, comes as a mere Washington rumour ;
but the estimation in which SHKRMAN'S military
qualities are held at Richmond makes it far
from improbable. The accounts from the south-
west are interesting. General Tames is esta-
blishing a base of supplies on the south bank of
the Tennessee, at East Port, in the north-
east corner of Mississippi. The. intention of
capturing Mobile is ascribed to him. Nothing
further is related of Gaasosa's expedition against