The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-02 00:00:00

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Panics WALDMAN OP PAUSAL& AND MN
60r1 Saar.—Load Harding. diaed with the 60th Hest., at
the masnrsam, Dome Castle en Wednesday, when his lord-
ship gassantmil a mrivispne cup to the GITS, the gift of
PthuWaidigsgrof The mess runt was decorated
with the Okla of Mo reskurat, several lags taken by them
hem the Saha, Nem . assentrements, he.; and about My
gendsgraossagsbis Ma Akers of the 60th and a few
sighns, est dosig ft Auer Colonel Petit acted u chair-
man.-1.01 ludisigis amid he had the pleasant task of pre-
met s. shoeing to the seises of the gallant regiment at th•
Wskissur of Prussia. They were all
=that Ids royal ]tea= alt only wished well to the
diem of this Ms, itt bed sated with them in the late
brilliant opimatkins en the Outlej,where the Prussian Legion
greatly dissingaiimid itself. He eulogised the prince as •
worthy sissansimg of Ms great Frederick. His lord.
ship read the iaawiptisn it the sup, as hilurs:
"As • taken of remembrance of the happy days
same the racers of the bOth rege at
and the following glorious campaign on
Mu Duke of the Both), this goblet is presented ly his Royal
Highs= Prince Waldentar of Prussia." HI. lordship
having placed the cup is the hands of CA. Petit, begged to
=that it be tilled with generous win*, and that they all
am it to the health of Prince Waldemar of Prussia.
Ws Ming complied with, the prince's health wee drunk
with all boson.—Col. Petit returned %beaks, and observed
that the cup would be retained by the bOth with Delius of
bride and gratitude as the gift of a prince who joined the
British army, shared its dangers, and was noises distinguished
It, his kindness on all occasions, than for his gallantry in the
laid. It wee the gift of a *tidier to his comrades and cow
paktum in victory ; and he (Cul. Petit) esteemed It the more,
u It would tend to draw mare closely the bonds of brother-
hood between the Pluseien end the British soldier.

CHOLERA.—On Wednesday and Thursday the
Board of Health issued no return of cases; but yesterday a
statement was made public of fresh cases repmted from 26th
of Nev. to Ist el Dec., both inclusive. By this we learn that
in London 19 persons had been attacked by cholera during
the days, and that 10 had fallen victims to the disease.
From the PrOTIOOOII 45 cases were reported ; 15 of them fatal.
From Scotland 89 cases; 38 fatal.—The Board of Health
publisher, in last night's Gamete a special notification to
captains of merchant ships, steamers, and colliers. It states
that after examining many of oar ships at Sonderlaud and
elsewhere, Dr. Sutherland and Mr. Grainger have reported
that, is consequence of the filthy state of the ships and the
inattention to ventilation, and to the common precautions
for the prenervati in of the health of the seamen—precau-
, liens which, to a coosiderable extent, are taken in the royal
navy—there is on board the commercial shipping an exces-
sive amount of sickness and an undue susceptibility to Epi-
demic disease, both amongst the crews and the pureness.
From the whole tenor of the information communicated to
the board, it appears that the state of the commercial ship-
pi“ (at least in the ports examined) has experisteed but
it improvement since the former appearance of cholera in
1832. Than follows a series of instructions for trestiog par-
seas in the various stages of cholera on shipboard.
TEN OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS OF TIIE BOARD OF
Titus for the mouth eadiar the Bth of November wen pub-
lished yesterday mom*. They exhibit, so anal, a compa-
rison between the &eland Tang of imports sad exports for
that month and kr the corresponding months of the two
years ; also for the ten months ending en the 6th of
frovtuber of each of the three years. The most cheering
fact skews in these returns is the apparent improvement in
oar export trade. After, however, the first two months of
the present year oar exports , instead of increasing gradually
is the usual mum, WI off suddenly till they reached ao
mutual maximum about the month of July, and thencefor-
ward they roes slowly towards their former level, which
they have at length puma. The total declared value of ex-
perm of British produce in 1847, down to the 6th of Novem-
ber, was 43,372,6611.; and in 1848, 34,063,426/. The seven
mouths from Nardi to September includes, exhibit an aggre-
gate demon of 6,660,9921. If we deduct the increase upon
each of the three =oaths, January, February, and October,
331,7671., dm remainder, 6,319,2361., is the actual difference
between the two remunerate the ten months ler which
the ascots have yet bons made tip.
RAOOZD AND /INDUITZIAL SCIDN)LS.—Lest night a
aummosrly ateraied palate meeting was held at the all of
Commerm, ea behalf of rho awed and Industrial Scheele
and Juvenile Wei Edward-street, Mile-end New
Town. The ales sear. the Lord Mayor presided. The
tellewism is she swheareso of the report, which will show the
medal Weer ter wild& the proem amitias wee salW :

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Tit • Chehalis geld that he felt great satisfaction is respond-
ing bike sell theft upon him to preside ever the
me.presen
notedag, wad It *geld give him nub plume, sus
first .
Ohre if this metropolis, to take the eheir at meetings
salted nether for rock laudable purposes ea the present
ese. Re hit it to be a duty to lend his best support to
welt inieltatineu H. wee happy to mart so no-
MOM as attendance, and he toasted that, under
the bleselage of Divine Providers' the great ob.
Xst in view would be attended with permit:sat mccesa.
The Rev. W. Charapney, is movie; the adopt= et the fe-
re, ethabeted the objection usually urged ardast rigged
selesele, newiely, that any favour shown to thank was a pre-
mise reggednew, and WY an injustice to thine poor pa-
sser wise seatrived to pay a penny or twosee a week for
the kelroaties of their children.—Lord Redshick emended
the seeder. He sr/ he deeply felt the necessity of a school
Is Ike district roar Erg idward-mtret. He objected to
the tem " ragged" as spelled to these schools, and would
mist the term " real deaths' echeek." It was is easter
glades te have a tieldri embed is ereaszlea with the
noel etiseebi. There emit be se are ehaYable object
ilea to withdraw the weseshed deb= wire attended theme
wheels from the lONSSO if abbe hatewidei they were sheen
hoes& by the eireemlarthe width wnoaadei them—The
moth was thee aumineerly adopted.—The Rev. Dr. H.
Rogow sewed the vseelation :
Tit la lir thirster las Om le • hip antizat at the
red et led ems grewtsto to Ss oar argi..tr iperese eel
Vas—mis2=ll4r reser see agesell to
norm aseasprea to sober rem the reser
ems sinew at adman at owes dr mire et their re diebersty.
Ihr the *We asallien el era amok the ItareirY mod
srYreeegkdim dire Yhe r brat to the wellarmg el
errs sir Maria. of the ROL el het Ihe easellea of ere
rashes serf neerisen km tear rime whom eriklan.
Mr. D. W. Wire eseethled the reesketkne, whisk was
carried steasimously. The Rev. it,. Dell the Rev.
Dr. Hewlett, the Rev. J. Remedy, all sae"
addreesell the meeting is support et the
of seed roots, end resolutions were sired ...nrol
sameridal industrial occupations with moral mad religiose
feenviatien at the school, and if &Reties and improving the
Farr ersol-house. A vote of thanks wee the, pried to
the Lord Mayor, and the lasting separated.
HOSPITAL row CoNnUMIPTION, BILOMPTON.—
Yesterday, a quarterly general meeting of the governors sod
directors of the above bospital,l4 the treatment of consume-
ties sad other dismal of the respiratory organ, was held In
the board-room of the institution' at Brompton, Captain
Lyon in the chair.—Froma the report read by the ethretary, is I
that Ones the opening of the western wing, in
7=tder, 1846, the resident patients had numbered 610, of
when 425 were discharged move or less relieved, aad 75 now
mthein la the wards. During the same period the out-
peilmate mounted to 4,161.—The report having bees
adeptell, a reorganisation of the ouilding communes was
detennised upoo, with the view to facilitate the Manakin of
the hospital. After itLith thanks were Accorded to the gallant
shainnee, sad the resting broke up.
LINN /11101L—PURITT OF Emscrum.—Sir,—the
met, St Geo. 111., e. 26, enacts that in the event of any sum.
bee si the House of Cassems dying dosing the recess, the
Speaker, on receiving a certificate of his death, signed by
two members of the house, shall forthwith CAM notice
thereof to be inverted in the London Gazette, sad eh 11,
(oarsmen dins thereafter, issue a warrant to the clerk of the
ROWS to make est a writ fer electing a new member in the
MOM of the deceased. The object of this enactment is
obviously to prevent wades delay in 6 ling up the v.caxey,
and the s zereise of undue Mau. nce is the election, fur
which delay might tarnish opportunity. The late Lord
peorga Bentinck died on the 21st September ; the Speaker's
notifistion that the death bas bee* duly certified to him,
only appears in this evening's Gazette, two months and nine
days subwqoent to the event. Was the certificate withheld so
bog in order that arrangements for securing the seat might be
made ? For is cannot be suppo,e that the Speaker would
imam \Massif to the imputetions that might be founded on
his allowing a month or two to elapse between the receipt of
the eardleste and the pablicatiuu .1 the notice. The act is