The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-09 00:00:00

UNITED KiNGDONI TRADE PROTEG
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WHISKERS AND MOUS FACHIOR. The
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tilmod is weeded by 7lrlfapY meet eaner.wr 1. the..
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healthy etiouroulky ratan% and 112111110,21 S redundancy to the last
period of ►utuan da. Pries Se Id.. 7a., Daily antes (peel be her
neap Ps. 6d., sal doubt,. teat wise, De per Mettle.
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Mellen FOR DERMARIL—CIENY.RAL POST-OFTICE,
Jeer, 18.11.—The steam vessels, which were announced in
the month of April last to have been establivhed between
Lowestoft and Dimling or Helium, having now been with-
drawn, no ship letter mails for Denmark will hereafter be
Made up at Lowestoft.
THE ISIOTIsII AssOrIATIOSI.—An alteration in the
arrangements for the meeting was announced yesterday
morning at Ipswich, by which all the remaining business
was disposed of on that day, which was the most busy of any
within the annals of the emaciation. Commencing at ten
o'clock, the committees of sections met till eleven; from
eleven till three, the sectimes held their final meetings ; from
half-past two till four the committee of recommendations
resembled; from four to five the final meeting of the gene-
ral committee was held; from five till eight was appro-
priated to the president's dinner, at which the novelty of
inviting ladies was introduced for the first time; and
at eight o'clock the dinner party adjourn, 4to the Mecha-
nic,' Institution, to hold the final general meeting. The
business in most of the sections was completed before three
O'clock, and at four the general committee assembled, at
which the report of the committee of recommendations was
reed. The grants of money recommended for pursuing
scientific inquiries amounted to 4201., of which sum 39W.
is appropriated fur the observatory at Kew. Several ap-
plications were recommended to be made to the government,
including an application fur one or two small vessels to
make observations on the tides on thu western coast of
Africa and the eastern coast of South America.—At the
general fleeting yesterday evening these recommendations
were to be fully reported. The president elect (or the nest
Meeting is Colonel Sabine, and the period of the year ap-
pointed is August.
THE 31K7ItorOLITAN WATER SUPPLY COMMITTEE.
TaLterday, on the reassembling of the committee, Sir
Graham in the chair, Mr. Vaughan addreesed the
Antonine on behalf of the rate-paying public, in opposi-
tion to the government measure. 'the learned gentleman,
sa an able speech, strongly advocated the principle of local
self-goyim:lent with respect to water supply. He pro-
posed to call evid, nee before the committee to satisfy them
that it was a matter of the gravest importance, and of
the deepest iutenet, in the estimation of the ratepayers of
the nietropolee that the supply of water should be euufided
to their own administration, and to show that the scheme
propounded by the government was not likely to be adven-
t:4;mm to the public in an economical point of view. In
conclusion it was to be hoped that, if not this year, at all
events at some early period, some administrative measure
would he adopted to relieve the metropolis from the taxa-
tion that at present pressed upon it. Great decal alterations
had been made during the lest few years. Sound econo•
mical policy had thought fit to relieve corn, the staff of life,
from the burden+ that pressed upon it ; and water, which is
oaly second in importance to bread, demanded now also to
hive its claims uttentiecly considered by the legislature.
As rtganleil its importance slid its necessity as a vital
element to the vast population of London, water should be
dealt with on the same principle and on he slime terms as
bread had hitherto been dealt with ; and, if water were
supplied upon principles as free and equitable as those upon
which bread, through the intervention of the legislature,
was now furnished, the results of it, combined with those
new consequent on the supply of artificial light. would be
perceptible in the dwellings of not only the industrious
classes, but of all claws in the community. The committee
then adjourned to twelve o'clock this day.
ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.—Yesterday, the
valuable silver cup, permuted by the Queen, was competed
fete by the member, of this elute. The following arc the
Dimes and stations of the yachts which started:—Phantom,
21 tons, London, Samuel Lane. Esq., owner ; Cygnet, 35
bins, Soutliten, It. Lembton, Esq., owner; Secret, 2.5 tons,
Cowes, It. Dell, jun., Esq., owner ; Mosquito, 50 tons, Lon-
don, Lord Londiebmuglt, owner; Whisper, 19 tons, Lon-
don, Thomas Eveltigh, Esq., owner ; Ileroine, 3o tons,
Chum, It. Bell, we., E.g., owner; Arrow, 84 tons, South-
ton, Thomas Cleunbcrlayne, Esq., owner; Valente, 48 tons,
Landon, J. le Cralgte, Esq., owner. Ilalf-minute
time per ton was allowed fee difference of tonnage.
The dittanee to he sailed was from Erith to the Nore
Light and hick, and upon the arrival of the club steamer
the whole of the yachts were found at their stations, and a
more beautiful little dere was never seen. The yachts,
alter some hours spirited sailing, came to the winning post
in the following order :—Volanee, 6 hours 3d min. 8 secs.:
Mosquito, 6 hours 33 min. ; Cygnet, 6 hours Ti min. 29 sees.;
Secret, 6 hour. 19 min. 16 sees.; Heroine, 6 hoursBs min.
42 aces.; PlLintom, 7 hours 8 lain .36 ; Whemer, 7 hours
7 min. 29 sees. By thin it will be seen that the Cygnet, with
her allowance of time, won by upwards of three minutes,
and the cup was presented to her owner by Lord A. Paget.
The cup is a lk autifully shaped shell in silver, in the form
ot the Nautilus, the handle being composed of a group of
Nymphs and Triton, and the stem of lotus leaves, bullrush,
and seaweeds, there being around the him a group repee-
witting the triumph of Neptune. It was designed by Mr.
&Nowa, for Mews. Runt and Roskell.
slfAcitteLL G.titneas.—The second "nocturnal
(lower show "of the season took place last night. The ex-
hiNtion received contributions from all the eminent florists
844 gardeners in the neighbourhood of London, and was in
altiespeets excellent awl creditable. There were three
clan of prises . Cho:, Ist, in which nurserymen and private
gnawers competed tugether ; class 'loin,
in which private
growers only competed ; and clime 3rd, in which aursery.
man only competed. The total amount of priers awarded
wee 791. 135., the sum being given by Mr. Weeded, the
lease of the gardens. Thu attendee,* was pats astwids-
stoodiag unpropitious weather; and late la the main,
sib's the crowds began to duck in, this darelffte by
lal*," well lit up, termed a very pretty gisiato._ There
wry, domino, is 'chilliest to the Bowers, the meal amuse-
ments which fonder Vauxhall so popular a resort to so
may dons.