The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

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The Mynas, whose statements 'will be implicitly
believed by all the subscribui to $ monument to
General Lanioriciere, and thais who applaud the
Bishop of Orleans' hunts' oration upon that un-
successful champion of the Pope, says that in order
properly to gunierstand Lord raloserston's °balsa ,
tee it is necessary to bear in mind that be held very
high rank in European freemasoprr—"a fact
which accounts for many of his acts what weald
otherwise seem irrationeL" It will, flits it, bin
news to the masonic lodges of London that the
late Premier was a leading brother of the " mystic
tie." That he may in the soiree of his loos life
have got himself " made a meson," I think vay
likely, for he was • tan who Wiwi to ass a
little of everything ; bat it is eery mina that
if he was ever a member ci • lodge at all he Intel
I never a frequent attendant, and that be bad all his
life a great deal too much to do to be an aspirant
for " high masonic rank." It is, I know, true that
there have been times whoa on the soalineet of
Europe political opponents ci goversissee nook
freemasonry an moms for assembling together, but
the Pope mil the cardinals, and even the Monde,
must know that in England the freemasons are a
convivial and charitable fraternity, whim's essential
principle is to stood clear of all political or religious
controversy. Lord Palmerston, born and bred in a
country where free speech is of common right, never
wanted, and certainly never used, a mysterious
society for the furtherance of his opinions.
The Gazette de France announces positively what
you probably already know, that the rope, *won
the advice of Archbishop Manning, now at Boise,
has determined to create a seoond archiepiscopal
see in England, the seat of which will be either
Liverpool or Birmingham.
There is no doubt about the dismissal of the
Pope's war minister, Mgr. de Merode, although the
Constitutionnel thinks fit to speak of it as uncon-
firmed.
The obituary of the day registers the death of M.
Mslgaigue, one of the most distinguished surgeons
of Paris, and M. Rouvibre, a tragic actor of some
celebrity, who, • few years ego, represented many
Bhalcesperian characters on the French stage.
That organ of fashionable intelligence the
Gazette des Strangers mentions, se a piece of news
interesting alike as regards the education of a prince
and the etiquette of a pekoe, that since the return of
the court to Bt. Cloud the Imperial Prince, instead
of dining with his tutor' has his knife and fork laid
at the table of hie papa and mamma.
The Bourse opened with extraordinary buoyancy,
and, although the higheetprices of the day were not
sustained, Bente closed with • rise of 25c. for csab,
and 15c. for the account, at 67fr. 85c. in each sass.
Mobilier rose 17tr. 60c., Comptoir d'Escompte Mr.,
and the Mexican Loan I. •

wo win =MS or WIM susses.
Sin,—Having read this evening an announce-
ment of the death of the late Mrs. Groombaidge's metier
at l'hoydon, seer Epping, I as induced to seed you the
following Mateinent, as it may in some mosenre MEd In
lessen alarm, and relieve Weymouth from the suspicion of
hasiog boon tainted with Asiatic cholera dories the period
of the late Mr. Orounsbridges stay there. Very early in
June lest the late Mr. Groanlaridge committed sot sad he
told me he had felt unwell for the lest two years, that he
had been temsbled wish indigestion sad great depression of
spirits, whiels be said he am& sot at sli sement for, se kio
circumstances were comfortable. and that be had made
money not only by formioe, bat also by brickmaking. I
found that he bad bees sander modloal tmallastiat frequently
fee • year or two peat, but that be had only bead 'my
temporary Relief. As the medicines I prescribed did not
procums so much basset as I expected, I inquired pare-
calmly m to the locality of his assidleme the
and water supply. He told me that with the ozoedrptiairgn
a little nis water occasionally, their sole ImYPIr was from •
deep well, led thin the water misery lteA and made the
Ms very disagreeable. I rennested ►him to losing ase
bottle of the water on his next visit, which he did on the
17th of ions lest I found that, although the water via
Piffeed7 hroPit had as naplassnat odour end nawisesen
tests. inn* somata fee by meant &elegem- tp ;he ,
leabige hum the °suspect into the well. I banded the
bottle of water to ift. OW, the siell.lreown operative
chemist of Kingdom!, who, after examination of the new
testa, stated to use that he detested ealphoretted hydrogen
gat with • moldiest'', quantity of organic matter. Mr.
Oreombeidge got raetopreseribe for his wife sod her mother.
bosh of wham had been, to use his own expression, "eat
of sorts" fee a long time. Comment upon the foregoing
Mainmast is seedless. I advised amp to the esteem&
They went to Weymouth. mom heck to Theistss to think
impure water, their ormatitotions elhasbled from long ces-
tinned functional &Border of the digestive organs, sad
speedily waccombed to the obelus when attacked.-
1 am, Ike..
THOMAS roitsmar.., Consulting Surgeon.
16, Beenvok-ternae, Biagelsed need. Oct. 18.

Yesterday evening the Sheriffs of London and
Middlesex. Mr. Alderman Gahm, cad lwlr. Sheeiff
entertained. is aecordease with esenen, a An
party at the hall al the Salem ' Cars eel.
el which Alder-
man Gibbons is a member. ffasher laalities were
afforded far the banquet by the wee st the fine
hall of Ins compact, when la is every respect adapted
for festivity of a Urge eosin sorb as norasterises
hospitality of these impatient fennewenes. W
YOSORTUAS of the company was pined at their disposal, and
the apissolfr.ar of thr Decision was enhaneed by the noisy
of the sawn and modern plate of the company, whin is
estimated of the value of between in and sena thousand

At
LL ENGLAND PLOUGHING MAWitka.—Tbets
matches ant beim oentisued with unabated vigour, and
the remit rhos have so much improved the ocinditioa al
the laud, that the dexterity of the phieghmen and the
work which their ploughs are eligible of producing have
bees more °emelt...comity shows is the lest =Mlle than
was possible when the land was in so parched a coodition.
The crack men from Mears. Howard and Ransonee's met
foe the last tints in last weak at Weetlturr-ehMevern. in
Oloweeetershire. Lod for the list time this weak at Chip-
stow, in Monmouthshire. The interest excited anion a
very large body of agriculturiets at both matches was very
rest, twirl to the best mee from see gem bevies been
present on each ocewhoe, sensely, Parser, hem Bedford.
and Berber, from Mesas% itaanome's. The work doge wee
very first rate at each place, and in both 00•10 the champion
prise wee won by Merin. Base=e's was, Barker.
MAILANCHOLT DAL= or • LIMA BOT.—A sad
instance of the imager %warred by obildres wasdaring away
from home in the wweriami districts occurred in Weardale,
so Wedseeday week. Os that day. two been beloligieg
to
Joseph Feetheestose. of White Hills, near lveshope Bare.
Wards* went out to play. Ose of them wan mesa years
of age, she other three years. Borne strange doge being near
the house were followed by Mr. Featherstone's dog,
widish the ehildres followed is their taro is
order as Wag it bask. The eidlires west so to
I= Moor, where they bosuns bewildered sad ros-
in a dense Inlet with& his hoe severed.these moor-
lauds

Tat ZOOLOGICAL OAlDuL—O° readers will be
sorry to learn that the cattle dimes bits Meathtoned its
way into sod stacked soma of the Los miasmata is the
above oollsotioa, as three of the Italian settle so well knows Re
visitors by their extreme docility, presented by King Victor
Bauseasel, sod two Woos haat already fallen victims to
this terrible epidemic, sotwithelandlng the earnest elides-
Toms of kb. Beale*, the Indsfatigsbie superintendent, to
arrest He proper by andlag owe of the bulls immediately
to a kneeler's to be sisaglitesed. It is muck to be hared
that the dames will attend to other salamis in the prawn.
The skeletons of two of the Italian bolls as being prepared
for the British and Bunterias Ilessums,
LORD Pemzierox AS AN Arraoe. —(From the
eiscrina.)—Pretty early in life Lord Palmerston began to
he mos tat much of a r 'Almon to study
felt

for many days pest. They were first mimed by write, mid Omsk - Mead polii-
their punts about 11 o'clock, whoa marsh was muds the mimes ed literary
_expression, his yes sharply fei,
fir them. bet withost mix ere. The marsh was poser in the" tees mientel" then gang cc. The "New Whig
anted during the night by almost all the inanimate el &aide," • gleams{ beldise, dinned Wiest the liberal tiPPo•
the dale, and 100 or more men traversed the moos with laties. woe Distul,'. we baileys. written by Lead Pahuesekla
lights until 2 o'clock next
was but their search Sir Robert Peel, Lod Mr. Wilson Cooker. Palmerston
wse unenceseefeL The were rimmed at daylight wrote • spar • ling nem el beater seder the title of "Report
nen day, when the poor children were found make from the Trial of Henry Becieghem for ceiling Mr. Possoeby
home, last on the borders of Lamers-memo% mi
ca
Trier as Old Wooten." This squib is very like the Harry
den,whes. strenge to say, sher sin as mein eight of Temple of later yews. Brougham is loon ;guilty, bet
mitt they fmnd the oldest boy alive, lying on the arm cif recommeadod to matey on the Pound of ►hie having vilified
hie little brother, who wee dead. They had never omen the Prince Regent Lon Pelneentee else metnbeted •
wandering untilthey strived at the place whets they were nen for re-arrespeg the Red.book on viands principles,
hien. when the tenger by was so ethereal that be wee ietroducing the Lemma system into perlieniset Had be
compelled to lie does. His elder brother tried to minket entlysted this inset of drollery be might mrhspe ben
him sad keep up his 'Peri* telling him that his father swimd off some of Ceasing's laurels ,• but moiety end office,
would be aiming to help them, which ennifeentions of woe too early in life, seduced him from literature, which
affection an warp (to which wee added the brotherly sever grew to be asything more thee • toy to him. Some
kW) were kept up eves after the moo child wee deed. The of his speeehes, pereenerly the speech iii dairies of his
DoWBIBO-Britlar, OCT. 20.-The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Gement Sir William Feewick 6,111,,,./.7 WWII "bautedi bet "1"40 to 1.3.91.'"-- ftralla Pa*. uud mu, 'if hie week's mad diePatehes.
II Id. here peat aortic The mobile* would be gted to see kis
Williams el Kers, Bart., LAB., to he liestianant-garereor
*I the province of N. Scotis.-Gweette. ECLIPSES IN 1866. -In the year 1866 there will papers on the Rasters Questree, the Spanish Bents/ea, gad
STRIKE Or PACKING Case Blnar.os.-Last night Wet.
Suer Bum eclipses of the sun, cis., on Rain 16 td April tbs.:Mums .
15 both of which am invisible from Europe. The third Us lypterir ror EDINBURGH. -We understand
a general meeting of the journeys's box mid sees .1.
win take pine en Oct. 8. sod is pertly visible, es the sun that tt is intended to tang forward the name of the Right
makers was held as the Albion Hell, OripplegetTerilacide will be When at the time of wisest. There are two Hon. Denman Dimwit /LIP.. lee tbe &Sae el Rector of
uo • Leoposel from the employers reepectise • !nano°
of the on, of labour. The meting was a oretedod renteens el the moos, viz., ea Marsh 31 and on Beet. St; the University of Edinburgh. which become vacant met
opwerde of I.OOD owe befes mosoi. Hr. nos, .. the.
.form, . . er, occurs meting ia
ee._ther morning. and .the
tad monk oe the expin_asoihol thenCoterasiatmegUor of the av
ant met
solar swipes will statutory term or primps appears
Wailed,. sicitroeithl chit sirivpmzia• From thate "•uNethe himil..AbY4th.bour""tarYin the Mehrevi7:_..._""ea'a RTMerch.: 1762_...rabiriPe.wil."11 be vet. blii.. from a port of North in the Venally Gamier m the sekset.ef the dim of
eclipse or me year is that of the meter :- The rector is elected by • penal poll ef the me-
trade were very Inc, sad very irregular, communing at `"°•"°`• ...'"" """.""u .
six or ewes o'clock- in the monsing, and closing et 8,9, 10, ummu: an the ms ug lush dli 'baba° from E'sf4sui• trteelesed students al the u•i'llsatY• The second Saturday
The third satires is of the sun ; vastest phone April 25 ; after the secomeneement of the inner sense is the day ap.
11, and 12 o'clock at night Tbese bog an irregular
visible from Australie ead the Spathe= Oars& Tlefocuth panted for the nano% of the rester. The terns of nies i
boars bed long been felt se • grievance by the men, an st •
eclipse is of the loom. Sept fit It is total It Is Is. three years. The last elective wee as November 15, 1862.
meeting held about six weeks seem it was resolved te . •
seed in • memorial to the emplo ebout eisi visible from Peened. The fifth sad lest of the year le • The next elenise takes nese co November 11, 1865."-
' partial eclipse of the see is Oct 8. It bogies at 26 Edinburg/ Gourmet.
bet, requesting them to agree amongst
tem:i3vmes and fix • regular hoar for oom envie"; aisutas dill 4ia th. alligs".•-1)48 la 266 J3.ll4Urr Paommen FzehnoM OF LEI CIIT OF Gi.nonow
TO MIL GLADsTONS.-At • meeting of the Glasgow Town
and leaving work. No attention having teen penult* this Calendar*
memorial. nether me"' °I 0,4 moo wO, had is the Ditzlozven OP TNT INDIA, CHINA, AND Anwlsz- Oormoil, held se Themiley. the Lord /Yemen mood that
ger', pen .4 the memos me.th, when a 1
23rd .... Lutr Hasa 80n owns, OCT. 20.-The Peninsular the magistrates emmimemk naive to leveret the free
adopted manimenaly that, on end Liter the 23rd inst., the end Oriental Company's steamship Syria, Cairene Boekell, dole of the city to lir. °Wens*, se ea expression of the
woadm hon. of the trade should b. frees ai. the amnia' seen teney with the snails fer Otbralter. the lifedtteers- high manias they newton of his abilities es • st=
until belf-pest 5 m the evenert sad • *Mies to that effeet men, Bgppi, ham, CrYlow. India (emmpt Bombay), Mies, rad of his bemire to the mennessessit el the
tear met to seek employer. This notice brought • reply lillaritoi. Cape of Gond Rol" Austral* end New Zen- Oaks of the Mated Rheims, sad ie the presentee eg
teem lib .1.1,10,ere• seweierree to the co
lb. of the land. fibs took out 80 first sad 50 second elate pesesegiss, free trade. From • letter which had been received from
aim that the employers weal consent to the hours being smomet whom are Meager Seeley end Jes.., lieutenset Br. Ulvdetome, it of that the right hoe. settles's&
from 7te the use tistgi te the eyesreg. ad tied se Halo, Captain Chase, end the Rev. Mr. Clerks. The wee willies to seism of the gespesed compliniest, bat that
further ooncessise we
beards. To omoder this pew Brie tea out a general Carr• MA ea freight 65 homes at Wallet be dedilied ail Public festivity. The rilsolltie•
meal was the object el lest night's mestiag. A hag arid valor 18.760 L, for the following ports. vim.:- was elopled.
v." =deity diee...k., tow, pleoe. sod ...cheesy the gel. Myglese. jewellery. 1001. ; Madras. geld oho. 1,1151. ; silver 811131Itr'S Online.-Mr. Oommietioner EMT
lowing resolution was adopted almost minimised, :- ditto, 11. 4a. ; goldi thread, lie., 1.5651. 7s. Id.: Celenta, yeelerdey hammed • great meat' et the motors Mat these
" That this meeting re)set the premed of tee empleyers, "sr etie, zil_, ,- : vela"- 1•"1IsirY• he.. SW : Beet wen men doubt es to their right to ma • perms who wee
and imitate to the two Mated is the nodes sent in, vie, :- Banc &Beset um_ • re 11•17,. , 1001. : Milleellid..„ teivalasY. only employed is the City. Formerly this right wee very
from six is the morn* swill helf-peet livele the menieg." 7171: Rebecca 911.5,21. worirYt 1,4. SOK 7, aria he BOW. prepaly exercised ie assignees with th. provhdoso of ebe
The inset of the above resolution is that
in no man will go im11•17. de. medal set of putiament gemorafas that mem :tea/ gime
into work at tidy
shop au Monday nionig sect where the Gamma tizzies's Lowlier 81mocm.--Uonersi October 1, the date of thi operaties of the sew set. the
en
till half-pest lye thee is not erleMed,_ end If the em- Great's longest mpseek was delivered oe has resent visit to plainties meet be of
for eeforAm the order, of
playas keep. M their resobities, about 1,000 men will be Batavia, Ohio (his hirthelare). It ins es follows:- the mart I. etrok mesa. lii ell mite el tide Ids& hie in
cm strike. it is sot repeated ties the employers will "Ladies sad geetlemse II Mows CloznAl-r-llou are 01l bat Wetted the patio that they must be mend how
yield withoot a stragle. The seerstery, after the main. aware the lam net in the bilk et speerbes. I they enforced the orders, es they mkOt be liable in asthma
Lien bed bear amid, saeounced that the rammithre. is am sled that I sever issesed tie maim @postbag wise I wee fro damages, sheet& tima meet hem Met trriseleties.
view of ire strike takieg place, did net mats to pay the yoga& mid sow I sea old IWe eie emirs te heels. 1 bad OSTSTAR Pahttleo-lamidere Art@ esti Geisha
moo for Wag idle, but had male arramements for taking rather skirt ant is myth* dm than in =skims • sperreh. Ina he podnemed at air ewes tab oat mid
linn
lam premise:J:2e City, sod eomateming beeineet et Aid ewe. ladles sad gentlemen, I erne rely my to Toe that name atta be lighted ep at auk. An addition rn An ng.
ease, harlot( of support from army el the it allege mea very mesh plower* toget beak to Brows he limas ban regestlg teas wage .kg the nnlibtmen ef a
large I/ugh/num shipping dem. This amemersemeet Cemety, where heybeed wee emPlehl earekTMONBBMWIIe A' mot Win-
ne. received eitll meek applause, and it wes remehed Merl 'The Create.. elf grimy gays Gemerel ilke.. »mews . the sifts et har Majesty s ship
g levy of 2s. fid. per men be paid on Saturday *knower& ungiewirs is et erroget is legiant, sod has paid visits se Aniesourt, sod was emperireseted epos lry the
the ewertelive fend. Illemid. Leire.Bells. and Kai BOWL laskay gen et Ltverpesl.