The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-02 00:00:00

LONDON LIBRARY.

The twenty-first annual general meeting of
members was held on Saturday at the Library, in St.
Jiunes'nequare ; the Earl of Cr.aninnois presiding.
The Warrant read the sport, the principal ponds
of which are the following :—" The number of mem-
bers added to the library during the sear terminating
oa the 30th of April last is 37 ; the losses to the library by
death, withdrawal, or otherwise, hare been 86 ; there are
at resat on the library »Odor, 860 members. A Gem.
WOOS of the additioas aad lows duties the year show
the financial gala to hare beet 2881., the losses earomating
to 1981., and the additions representing 4931. The report
refers also to the death of its patron the Priam Onion,
and acknowledges denetiens of hooka hem various members
and hasp Meaty Awl sd at s Mstitatkas."

On Wednesday last the Rey. Charles Thomas
Jim Blake. M.A. was cadged to the grange of Clayton,
I. the (musty al Norfolk, is the gift of the Lard Bishop of
Norwich, by virtue of tie tediegia.
TIM JUDGES AND TEI CORPORATION AT Sr.
Paut/s.—Yesemilay brag the as* Sunday is Trisity Term,
bar Majesty's Julies attended divine armies at es. Pail's
°gimbal. where they wets received by the Lord Mayor
esd Sherifb, a few et the Aldenses, sad about SO of the
seembers of the Cosmos Osissmil. The maim of the
Oelf preasst were—Mr. Justin Willis, Mr. Justin Mellor,
Mr. Isogon Reath* and Mr. Ilmjeast Bplaks. Of the City
glitters there were tit &geodesic* epos the Lard Mayor, the
Ormgroller, Mr. P. Bread; Ilheldwasadary, Mr. G. W. K.
pouf" ;• the coy Mambei, Mr. Y. Meows," ; and the Sword
sad ]Aare, Mean. Sewell sad Saddens Psysre were
intend by the Rev. J. V. Permit. NA., the Looms ban
rest by the Bar. J. W. Cowie, M.A. The Flownee was
proemial by the Ser. Qum Dale, M.A.. from let Perm.
sib ekiw, th verse—• • Bet the sod el ell ginp at bird ;
be ye gamier, sober, and watch gran prayer. The mango
was Emden is C, tie sager by Mr. Clank the eepagit of
the Cathedral, beim from the Mg Psibm—" Prem. the
Lard. he." The .-'halogen wse more than roar ia-
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PARIS, Ilaroanst EVENING.
The Egyptian dinner given by Said Paella yes-
terday seems to have made an extraordinary im-
pression at court. The Emperor and Empress, the
Viceroy and his nephew dined at a curiously inlaid
table of peculiar construction, at which there was
just room for four. Twenty-six guests eat
at a second table below. Their Majesties
conformed to all oriental ceremonies, and
publicly washed their bands before taking
their seats. The display of plate made by Said
Picini on this occasion was something wonderful.
The tureen in which the soup was served to their
Majesties is said to be worth 16,0001., and there
was a large quantity of very ancient plate belonging
to old kings of Apr., which Mehemet Ali got
possession of. The news to-night about Said
Pacha's departure is the reverse of that of yester-
day. Instead of going to England direct be intends
laproosed by way of Belgium and Holland, leaving
Paris on Monday. His bend will travel with him.
But I understand that the detachment of sailors is
already en route for Epgland, to joie the Egyptian
frigate now anchored in the port of LiverpooL
The settlement at the Bourse to-day went off
smoothly. The fluctuations in the course of the
last fortnight have been so slight that the figure of
the reponse des pn was easily guessed at before-
hand. A good deal of business was dons foe the
new account, but after a smart upward movement
the Rents became dull. It fluctuated between the
extreme points of 70f. 35c. and 70f. 10c., and
closed at 70f. 30c. for cash, and 70f. 15c. for account,
with a fail of sc. and 15c.; Mobilier fell lf. 25c.,
and the Italian loan, 10c. Railways were generally
lower ; Orleans fell ft 750., and Western, 3f. 7k. ;
Cairn* Mirk tell 2f. 50c., closing at 107 f. 50c.