The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-04 00:00:00

DJIiNBR 70 LORD PANNURR.

On Thursday evening Lord Panmars was enter-
Mined by upwards of 200 of his tenantry, in the garden
ground bthlad the old castle of Edna!, on the timer part
of Ms estates in the north of Scotland
The chair was occupied by Mr. David Robtrteon, tamer,
Weetaide, no:totted on the right by Urn Paomore, Major
Mackay, sad Dr. B. Cistbrie, and on the lett by the Rev.
Mr. Adis, Provost Guthrie, and Mr. Jobu Elitism, of
Craigistintelor.
Lord Postman, on rising to reply to the tout in his
honour, woe greeted with laud and loog-contirued cheering.
L ennaseseing his spuds, be said, Mr. Citairman
and talsatlessen,—lt la long since the walls of this 'Lomat

castle neasedid with such eheen as these, denoting the
a/lotion of the tenantry for a landlord who cannot bout
that he bee yet dale much to athein these affections. I
look upon them yet rather es hereditary than as moony
earned, but I look fireweed to the time when I may be able
sincerely and &illy to sans them. (Colors) It is en-
inanely gratifying, my friends, la me to receive
from you this teetimoey of your attachment, which is
more esnoealal to my beast—sod I say it without heel-
titles—thee say of the public hoppers which have fallen
eveme during • now pretty lung life. (Chun ) Ho-
nours fade awe popularity is proverbiany eetheecent,
but the kindly of oar neighbours lien with us ea
?a es me tits, end. I lirre, in many inquiet, where it is
ne
merited long survives us. ("Hoer, beer," and cheers )
It hes net hese won ibeleas to be thrown mese the
truantry of his whin sad more then fifty seamen and
winters had posed over my head. Circa:Dwane to which
it is asnamen to ailed, have made my He • ponewhat
eventidahey end that which I deplore pert's's more than
any other half re la it is that so mach of it had pseud away
before I was enabled to cultivate the birders. or even to
doily he Inlennits of them who are row under my ebarge
as femdbmlL (Chem.) Hussies* I Lad the good torture
le ammeed to the vast pommies' of soy saceston, calls of
pans Inn have not permitted me, I may say, to take up
aap eaddease ameog ret. These calls, I trust, are only
, gad I molt cordially Join in the with of your
Meistals that the tiros may not be fee direst
when nate be nabbed to take up my home in the
haw of my forefathers, sad to cultivate the eequsint-
ease of *IN to wham interests it is my duty to look.
His keilidp then briefly sketched the chief incidents in his
weer eines hie este, upon politics ander the snap coni of a
maa " whom I will sharp look up to with the greatest re-
gent end affution—l mean Lund John Rossell—(oheers)
a math who has elevated the liberties of his country to a
higher point than say man living." Hie lordship nis-
Seined say special eredit for restoring the wary of the
Crimea from the state in which it had fallen, and expressed
his belief that if the " clamour " which drove the
Duke of Newcastle from offlos had not occurred, his gram
" would have easearded as well as I bays done in bringing
the amp snail ben the state fete which it had sat:slu-
m* team he the state of discipline and of improvement
hi weery la which it lift the shores of the Crimea."
sr pad 'o) effute, however, to raise the moral
mail Geoid eseditios of the soldier had beta so far success-
MAW "the army at this time may prcsent its racks to
OM
base and the shopkeeper, sad the manufacturer,
• Ming • It prolamine for their children, without their
Maki that army la the came of a few years debased
ate 5
es they would have done in former timer."
Hle preluded to touch upon a few matters of brae
penis% @dog himself mere particularly to the toes ithi-
it
madman' by Mr. Batter, Il P., upon the English Polies,
sad seeking to controvert the imitation that that
ad sharmseseised by the prieeiple of endue centrallsatioa.
"I have no satiketion to tell my bind Mr. Baxter," aid
the asks bed. "that if be bad the op:urbanity of Tenthly
spinet net measure se applied to Eoglend this year,
I easpest Mee strongly hs will have the opportauity of
nein naiad it_ :se applied to Scotland nest peer."
In semelasien, his lardsCne seals &Heart to his private ecn-
ialathee with the.peeniness gesseat. "Then is only Doe
IPM drawbadt. is NA "te dee meeting among us to-
day. • I asks use wheaten te have ben here, and you who
live la this asighboorberml and district—mop erpecialy
these of )en who Ilona hem Gleseek—know well the one
le wham Irbil. Like many others, be hen been the vic-
tim of this all-devenrhog war ; sad had my gallant brother
hen sowed us where this sesellea, be would have spoken
men hems he he bowls of the mamas in ti is district sr
knew hoseses is bed bed asses among you. You
his better than yoa do me, cad you valued him
nisi but I tint yet to rival him in your afeottoa.
=) I take tin oppeetasity of saylen that a more
hie, gement" aad jabot spirit
earth la Strewth" of him ethatey than that of my gallant
brother. [His lerdthip was visibly stated during this
auks to iris brother, and was here compelled to pause for
amongst terse:vet his oompeenre.] I thank you most hear-
tily (thcentinthd) for pour kind reception of me soda. I
say I lupe the time is not far distant when I may cake up
belly, sad se beg u I am squad, my quiet, domerte er of-
dues smug you. (Chien.) It has heen said—l don't
haw with what truth—that in 1744 tt is portion of the
estate wee pureneed late oar fessily.i.ot beret's* it enotained
in it broad sane, but bemuse it contained in it honest and
breve hearth (Chosen) Saes that time then sores have
disaged bar septet in many a way—the forest has given
plane be the award, the sward hes given piths in it. turn
to tit keen baths bays ben reclaimed, and maim/ roes
b mos waving when Mather formerly banished. All them
hive elmagred sew way or another, but I know there is one
ththitoommathe sad that is the hearts of the eti n
wits la these lorderieg on and in the Highlar d
part of the estate. (Chan.) And I ender that this por-
tico of the estate is as valaable now far the besets or the
INS who live in it as it wen reputed to be in 1744. when my
athestor first purchased it. (Cheers.) It dull be my study
Ile eeltiveto these hearts. I know that they bud toward.
me. sad I will mediae/sr to make myself to head towards
them. I shall endeavour to diesharg• those duties that are
thitontbent upon a landlord—to raise the condition of every
Man among whom he Eves, and mike him a better Christi's,
• better alines, a better son In y mow, en far es
example sad eneoerepeeent ma effect any changes that are
seemeary, and I say to cos sad ell, that there is nothieg
' which I more delight in than that parietal communicat:on
betweea rue and man which can alone make them
munalated with eon other's desires and interest,. WIC-
' ever I may be, sad heaven I may d its. point in come eases,
this I will say for myself, that you shall never find me it.-
' ameedble to sap the of pa, be he the chief tenant of the
Matsu the poorest sad humblest cotter that holds from
me. (Chien) And the reception that I have met from
you this day convinces me that the more I know you the
batter I shall like yon, and I hope I may add alas the re-
vues, that the mourn knew the the tatter you will like
me. (Cheep.) I with he drink all year good heath, end
prey that God may bless you in all your laureate, both civil
`ad riligine, Kr lag as we are spend to live together.
(Chan.)

AT SBA, AND LOSS OF TWENTI
LIVES.

LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY.
Off Wednesday evening • large ship belonging to
Dahlia, allied the York, lades with timber, frees Quebec,
arrived la the Liffey, brining iateUigence of • fatale
slew which took plies early os last Thursday 'arming
between the ships Yeemes, at Liverpool, and the Helen
Hedgers, ef the same port, at • point biennia the Teeku
Rock sad Ballymena, Bed Insist; en board thirty•two per-
mits, who were the servings of the crews of those vessels.
The Yeoman, 1,100 tens, meamended by Captain Colon.
hose, was as her weep from Liverpool to Castles, British
Antrim, with a cargo of salt. The Helen Hedger+, of
about Misuse else. commanded by Captain Hawk, with a
ralmellassou largo, with upwards of 20,0001., was home-
ward Mead he. Cali:atm. About three on the
above meatioesd, a strong breeze hi -wine,
rilsiale weather beteg very thick, the 'revels
items late colßeass with sash othi r. Tte
bad bar starboard tasks on board, and the
Mks Bellgoes was falling very fast before the
vied, mad the latter weed struck the former vie.
lastly at her fireriggieg, knocking I. her side Within
eight &ante' afterwards the Yeoman went down. Four
of her mew someeded in alleging to the bow.prt rigeirg of
the Ma Helga% but one of them is missing. sod only
these lave seespird, the names of whom are John Him
Themes Jaws, and Alfred Creighton. All the rest of the
chip's OnaPila7. Meledieg the eaptale end rffieere,
aamberiew alnotemo souls, perished. The Helen
was greatly Minted by the shock, and the limpet efforts
wero made wits the parr to keep her afloat. At eight
ealeek the sews 1110141t•ff the Yore came to her sesistrnoo,
wed heck of bur entails and crew of 29 men, together with
he three ahem bangle, to the Yeomen. AP. r remalnirg
he upwards of two boars alongside the Helen Hedgers, the
Yoh left her in • slaking step with 18 feet of water in the
bald. sad the sea washieg her snewsits. The surviving
milers tithe two unfortunate vessels wars received into the
Senses' Hume. They spoke in wren of praise of the moa-
ner hr old* they bad be.. treated on board the York by
Casale Parkas and his ship's company.

latarteisCou.tatos.—The ship Bonita, Captain Eltsrta.
ley. whisk sailed frees the Haney on the esoraiart of the lit
tritest, game le waist= the same sight, whirs on Holy
artth the ship Cambria, Captain limbo, from Mout-
ilmad Isel her jib-beam, oat bead, &e. lib' was mu-
la ratan to pert fat The Cambria arrived
ealely, with rely hat quarter damaged by the

Tito list of works jaet plaited cia the Index Expetrf a-
gonies, esti pabilehel ia the Jowled is Reuse, of the 27th
ult., faeiadee Mr. JAR Wart NUN. work on the pia-
ci** of poilthal eeeacies.