The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-05 00:00:00

THE GREAT LIVEHPOOL

Liverpool, or at least it- model, was neatly packed in se-
veral huge wooden Lose., and on saturday removed from
Mr. Milner's rooms to he taarwarded to London, rid the Lon-
don and North-Western Railway, to-day. When it has
been located eon its allotted space in the Crystal Palace
it will be cmnpleted under the superintendence of Mr.
licks', who, with two or three of the Liverpool workmen,
will accompany it to the metropolis. It will, of course.
take smite time to put it together and finish, to that it
will be attractive amid the variety of the World's Vale,
The miniature streets and dock quays have yet to be
clothed, so no to repre,nt the busy Luna of life and hu-
sinews, send this is a minute operataon which will require
a great deal of skill and patience. We have Laura al-
luded to the "model men," and we may add that so com-
pact are they that 1,090 of them are contained in one of the
smallest sized pill boxes. The cars, omnibuses, waggons,
lorries, goats, eke., have also to he placed, and, though
equally diminutive, arc essential to complete the ,gentral
eth,et of the model. Last week the workmen presented Mr.
Bah. with a silver snuffbox as a token of his kindae..s and
iudefatigable zeal in the work he has undertaken. We be-
lieve the successful completion of the neylt.l so far is mainly
due to him. The remainder of the imports will also be for-
warded to London to-day. It may out be out of place again
to direct attention to the state of the fund suhacnbed. The
model and imports, it is evident, will cast upwards of I,OOOL,
pa:1.114.91,20a, and even should it exceed that amount the
contribution will be teilliag compared with other towns of
less pretensions. We should also bear in wind that Liver-
poul.ph fledged itself at a large and intim utial meeting in
the town-hull to support the Great Exhibition. The
fund is some 500/. deficient, and we understand that an
effort will be made during the week to make up the de-
ficiency. Will the " gentlemen of Liverpool " let it lg• said
that their model, which will give strangers such magnifi-
cent notions of the town, has nut been fur ?-I.a. carpool

FOREIGNERS AND THE DOCKYARDS.
inquiries having been made by the autleoritieb lei to the
beg mode of admittinT to the doehyurds the fortign

expected to arrive its this countri during the next three
months, to witness the lizhillitton, at hits liven decided that
etilourcd cards will be supplied to the tar ign amtansadors
and consulA-generul, the representitivcs of foreign rwvcrs
at the court of St. Jatues'e, and they will fill up the cards
with the names of the intending visitor,. and their
will be known at the dockyard by the colour of the card
presented. This excellent :and simple arraantemeut will
ensure every attention to th, respective ranks, which could
not have be-u otherwise so easily nude '4 hen the si.iton are
unacquainted with the English language.

CHOICE GOODS FROM TIMIKEY.
The following h tta has been tuldtt .s.ll to t& Mayor of
Southampton -

" Southampton, April 4, 1651.
" Sir,—l have the honour to atqw:lnt you that my go-
vernment have ordered tb3 Ottomin steam-frigate Tewl
Band, having on board Vice-Adniir.4 !,lustaplia
Genialediu Pach.t, Sali% Effiztli, &c., and packages for tlie
Great Exhibition, to b, held in Londut in May neat, to
tome to this port, and sbe is to enter the Southampton docks
to discharce; and K Zohrah, Esq.. Ottoman Consul-Gt.
neral, and myself, have seen the directors of the docks, and
I :Unhappy to say they have offered every facility. I expect
she will arrive about the 14th inst., Laving lett Constan-
tinople on the 26th March.

" I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
" H. O. JOURDAN I, Ottoman Viee-Consul."
Telzi Haari ,ignifies "The Skinum r of the Ocean." It
appears that the Sultan, in order that the preloetions of his
kingdom may vie not unworthily with oven at the Cheat