The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-31 00:00:00

Talc romus UOUNAIN
(THIS DAT.)

XARLDOROiIOII4IIIRET.
MOM, ol
Bo" =se to the emplam gd Mo. Clip.
„,..te Nw Tobtpahauesost-
beg. Istil ts.wid Were Mr. Rau Wag the Mel
4`76; Mai to peg several Wm by Ms
_adatrees.
/Wry Happill. msnOW el Hrs. Mipemes btu&
mid *.Omen wee babe. Phillhassee emir,
_em a
sa
gml sa the 2IM Web he gm the *seam MI. la
ritehl=me
to pay biKa. Mrs primmer not rett.2l.4.
tee pass who book bias btu
iimporpooLOa Ms priest being brought to lingemmumere
sie Wag taxel by him with the robbery, be replied, " I
gle sot dal the stmagy—yos gave it to gas." Oa the poi-
sieges boxes beim semehed sow letter, elmewlag that he
bsd bee le a refessabogy, were funk sad aloe some pings
se mum, Imeets. leL. the PecertY el Hu Mips% mad
USA boa bsta takes loy the pimmer hem tie shop.
miss Claude. lb 4 proud Ulu to Liverpool, mid
Whig the primmer la custody et- the polko. who headed
au (Chamois) a moo metalaieg 234, white they
boa f the pre. Tim prisoner told his.
MO tbe roma Irby ergot the me was heowame
sump be shoal& D omit seothir °ureteral,.
f....,. h.
to Mr. Kmazi=mid the prisoner had
The Magee
at
ail he bad as gumbo= to esk, mad that
gbika • oak aka maw waslosams he had may Ss. a week
Mhimself apse.
gep, cammaltesd the primmer for trial.
SOUTHWARK.
CASUAL PAUPIIIL
VIM hearty-look* young gbh was plated at the bar,
shined with refusing to work la M. Seviones workhoome,
giar Wog supplied with food aad letlOrg.
SWARM% las mapiebbeerbat of Maar la St.
is= traica.brase. mold MIN the phonon were ed-
mMld iste the canal ward as the prelims' eight, mad
poplisd with sapper and lodging. This megaiag they were
mulls& with breakfast. mad were routertsd to pick a eirmll
lity et ealeua, Ma= ter ONE heed and Wes*.
IferMey remohnely golosei to do, and the muter pee
thmt lebr sastelly.
Ths megbbate asked bow auk eeinua they wage re-
gokal be pisk.
smug. replisd—Abeat a pond. It was. any work.
.d vial met eeFaz
ion Ora aa hear.
Is filmes the geld it us old mettles, arid
w eel they
sst plekt They ems Dot used to such work,
i aad
ail de .
Spammilstrate told theta that it weedgrants' to see
mow itsarty.losidag females la sad a position. Dognestio
ornate wage meek required, mad If ask waded was good
tbsy bed ao ruses to go to warkbouses. He entesomd
mob of Mem beeves dam? bard labour at Waadsworth.
A lad MINA Hood was wet charged with tearing up his
shams in the use worthies'.
gammen mid be was admitted tato the cruel ward and
alga& with food ad lodging. This morning whoa he
west to give him hie breakfast he had torn his clothes to
ire&
Mr. Weary& asked what sort of clothes be had as whim

temesso.
Wilson
s replied that they armed whole, bat so doubt
were very rlirt.
Iles primmery said they were filthy, sad he was ashamed
io go shad with them.
Ma Heeirldse told him ho had se right to pat the
wish be the expose d supplying him with clothes. He
apparel to be a key, idle fellow, and he sentenced him to
terestyuwe days' hard Maar.

IMPERIAL MEXICAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
(THIS DAY.)

An extraordinary general meeting of the pro-
widen wee held this afternoon at the Loads* Tavern ;
Mr. R. W. Cuero= M.P., in the shah, to mender the
nun of the directors with regard to the meet rah of Mr.
T. O. Sanders to Maxioo.
The report, which had bees issued some ilOll before,
Isola' been taken as reed,
The Climataa moved its adoption. He commenced by
espronieg a hope that the result of Mr. Sesame Wino*
would le regarded by the shareholders me elnisently mar
tory. The great object of the board was to obtain
tronalw of all the concessioury rights of gr. Becatodoe
to oddities ; and Mr. &adieu had been met by the
'moonset and other parties concerned in the nut
manner. A new couvaation had bees eaterel
Citl lgeiathe terms and provisions stated in the re-
port, where it was carefully explained. The compsay
was to held in rights I. perpetuity, and to be protected
spied cempolitioe for 65 years. As regarded the tariff the
goverment hid sneeted to the ampeay's the its own
Estee up to a certain amount. The charge for inegoods
vas to be la 6d. per ton per mile : for eseeed.ebt=
Is. 4d. per ton per mile ; sod for
rode, Is. 21. per ton per mile ; thou name
being six limes the amount that liar robin company
was authorised at that moment to levy on Fleece. (Cheers.)
From those Estee there was to be a deduction of 15
per mat, and after a certain number of years a
further recluotioe to be settled by arbitration, the
company heed to be cm of the arbitrators.
By the arresgernent made at first as regards the ousterne
duties, the company would have obtained 800,000 i.,
bet, through the increase in the cutouts, it was
sow Minuted the subsidy would be mined to
1,200,0113/. The goverment bad worded to the company the
privilege of exporting silver from Menoo free of duty to the
eaten of the value of in plant, the ordinary duty being 6 or
7 per out. ; and that privilege would not be unload to
the pried of construction, but continued to the extent of
500,000 dollars per annum for 25 years. The artompateate
sow reported had been entered into by Mr. Sanders, Rabin*
le the mound of the shareholders, and the gentian wee
sow submitted to the meeting.
Alter tome discussion the repot wee adopted.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORMS.
(THIS DAY.)

THZ PRIMA= =BIZ Di HOLBORN.
A very numerous deputation of the inhabitants
of Holborn, in conjunctiou with • deputation from the
Holbert District Board of Works, waited apse the board
this day to premat memorials with respect to the taking
up of the tubes laid down by the Pneumatic Despatch Oom•
pity, is Holborn.
The deputation war introduced by Hr. Hall, the member
for the district.
From the memorials which were presented, and also from
the remarks of Mr. Hasson, who addressed the board in nip-
part of them, it appeared that for a long time pest
the traffic of High Holborn had been seriously obstructed by
the laying down of the tubes of the Pneurnatle Despatch
Company. but it now appeared that when the work was
nearly completed an order bad been made for al-
tering the position of thaw tubes, which of Gomm
would involve great loss to the inhabitants, and they
preyed, if the removal was obsoletely neesseary, that it
might take plane at a period whim it would not involve
so great • loss to the inhabitants, and, if there was say
loss /mooned by the postponement of the removal, that it
ehoold be made up by the Pneumatic Despatch Company.
After • few observations from the CILAIIMAN, who laid
the board would lessen the evils as macb as possible, the
matter was referred to the streets esomilties for coarideser
ton and report.

TEE NIOETINOALE >ull7l.—The trustees of the
Nightiogan Fond are well maid that mossy seed sot
steed in the way of the training of any somber of young
women for service in hospitala or anywhere else. The de-
mand ia so great that money for the purpose is always
forthcoming, if the candidates can be got, after the food has
distributed its imam*. That fund et prams% maintains and
trans in St. Thomas's Hospital. 18 women between the
ape of 25 and 35 for at least • year mob. Thu far, the
gagmen to moors them at the year's end has been such
the* ell bens been immediately placed, and may be ooh-
sieleasd provided for for life: As many more are received as
ma be employed and trained in proportion to the number
of winds ; and of these the expresses are paid by private
panne. In the last report of the Nightiagale Fund it is
stand that the lowest salary rianivad by any hospital suss
of than pupil. is 201. • year, and malotecases is meethls(
hot clothes. This lowest pay is certainly not high, bidsg
about Vial to that of a provincial cook, or a good hoer
mkt ; but it is the lowest, while it includes en 'moot el
personal comfort, end a permasomm and security da=
meet, which the humble governess and the
)onreeywnmen can
pill salaries are, Ido not know. The certainty of • pea-
eine after a fired age would fill the homes very easily, if we
may jags by what I am told of one, which gives 20f. • year
attar twelve mass' service, and which does not suffer far
west of &pollees's. Is private psalm a skilled sues
may evidently demand her own terms ; sad • Ash Add of
seteepria• remains for those who, being trailed, become the
inners of others is the sew minas which wOl be Tieing sr
everywhins.—Conshill Magaziwt for April.
TIM ifTON PIG FAIL --Ash-Wedneeday used to
be a day of even greater mortification at Moe than alma
where Besides the regular weak of • whole sehoohdey,
them was the special service in chapel, mod formerly •
laden from one of the follows, so that the boys hsd
half an hour to themselves. The muse melee& for•Ws
wee nes soy 'penal eoeforisatkal strictness, bat to prevent
the school trom attending the Bios pig fair, bald on that
6". be pigs need to be peened In the public road frost-
ilthe dames' and totem' houses ; as arrasewalat whisk
st acted the unhappy animals to many Indigoa Wu-
lag tail being occasionally ens a and tarried away es •
'''aSbf. This, as might be expected, led to itimpwato
battles with the pig drowses. The Windsor fairs are eves
h this day the some of oceasiosal " rows" with the pinw-
orm sod populaoe, though the hostilities are not es mato.
mane as formerly, whets a whole troop of strolling players-- I
&sea, heroes I. armour, mod von " ladies "is tights and
✓alletta—alight be sees to Ames' lad hem their outside stage,
algal *sad sadnesses t 7 weaken and psa-sboatees, and
• Is a Ined•to-hand fight with their amellsats below.
Mfadalv Feb, it should be said. Is strictly "oat of beinads_ r
for which !sues, we ars told by ores of the mama in ids
evidluesi ev.s. ry boy in the mho g sakes II • past et
bonen to go ; so veal attempt is made MAlp the peas
the. hot (probably Li • pant of bosom es the shis ef use
mashes) " one or two lower boys wise see 06.4*
ki gottaught am severely paskimel."—Bkretromere NW'
tahpro.