The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

ETON COLLEGE yOWNTEZRIS.

This amps baring troirdly obtained an arksow-
iwillwi• i=swsasol Jr, volnatear
9sri tea, widef 4
ths af the sonisty
aghod
brutes's', • few seas stars, expressed ha dein to
wises ths ad and =writ the young Mums by
ths al • fiber Ingle to the nighosid. Tba
penessesn of this aellagista authorities laving hest ob-
tained, sod a gasawl holiday granted, yesterday was ap-
pointed far the . The asps wastered la the
quadrats& at Webs adwen aftereards. headed
by tbe land of Us Grasecher Guards, marchai to the
Playdeble, where • hip. aussiber of spectators, egeslnting of
the tubby ad gentry .4 the county, an 4 all the sierra
of the garners at W indoor, bad a 4604 warsabliel
Lady Cantatas, assaimpswed by the Lard Uselisead. the
Hoe. His Cannabis, and several stok=ed how Gamily,
wearied plows epos a small dais, arevisi kw the "
is the rear ic whh were draws ap the came. 27.11;
More distinguished vidwra All., the regionat had goad
through • variety cf evolutions, whisk they erec=ted with
a oveliness Ind prsaisios width elicited marbad assimee •
dates tram the mews= military critics prweet, they
wire badly draws up on three sides of • square in boot of
the du.. seder the ocemsatt of a sixth-farm man their
own elected septainceinnisedast—nr. E. W. (Impasse.
Lady Cannata* Hies stepped forward, sad prasentisg
the bugle, delivered a short but appsopeiate address
Captain Chapeau acknowledged the corps DOW
idol-nod sad numbed pmt; sad, after executing several
seaweenno advanced in line and Pee the gement salute,
with which the cereroguy is the Hayfields terminated.
Oe returciag to the Quelrahgle, before being disensall, the
yowl( velveteen gave expressage to thou feeling of grati.
o..stige by three hearty cheers for Lady C • , • coin-
pluowit eiuch Lord Carnigton returned by feeling off •
leads: dessiestration for the college. The Venerable

Provu.t miemeeed the preesedhege hem hie vrfedo7r:ud
the Kee. Dr. Goadheel sled the other readers al the collage
psment w ae grant

THZ POPZ'n IRISH BIZIOADZ. —A mooting of the
Boman catholic' of (limey wail held on Wedoesday sight,
la the ("Sy Hall, which was shoot three-fourths tilled with
working men, among whom were several females. The object
of toe was to give expression to the feelings of tile
Homan c 4 Gismos/ in infeemseeto **affairs of
And to moist la defrayiagthe arpeasesof moseying the Pope's
Mai valuation hem Italy to this eau try, aad to tapirs
admiration for the bravery they had ezkiktted la the ser-
vice of the Pops, Mr. John Illness wee called to the chair.
Litton of sympathy with the opt of the meeting, and
sockets( coatributiose for the Irish Brigade Plead, were
read from Bishop Murdock sad labia Ilaekilash, and
the rewdmg of which elicited the moat enthnielie shaming.
lie following resolutions were carried by aceinmedion
" That we, the catholic., of Glampw, wiiM earsestly
supporting the cause of true and rational liberty, feel It to
be our bounden duty to condisma V the aintertel maw
the Lowaicia of the Papal dostinkee by a Sardinian army,
and the indexation of any part et the patrimaay dthe
Holy See to any pmer whatever, as a }ebb, robbery
and a flagrant violation of the laws of God sad nations.'
'• That the false and malignant charge, brought forward
against the Papal volunteers by a purloin a the pees are
only worthy of the contempt of every impartial man. and
quite io keeping with that system of falsehood sad mime.
preeentetniu constantly persevered in by them upon every
matter connected with the cause of the catholic church.
That this meeting pledges itaelf to subscribe to the Papal
Brigade Fund, .tehluthe.l iu Ireland, to defray the es-
I, the return of the Irish portion of the Pope's

A. ..1 urvn4 LPN 7Ht Riveit.—At an (early hour
yoMenia:" owning. • se:booing, heavily laden with coals,
was veiling up the river, and When ease the Kentish shore
at New tluirltou, oho was run into by a brig, end received
mat injunts that eh. rapidly Wad with water, but the
crew escaped. hhe now hes in a very singular pueitiou,
co.pletsly us end, her Meru in the water, her keel resting
0o lie mad, and her L,v uppermost. About the same
tune, a heavily leave vessel, su tow of • Mown tug, by some
asexplained means gut tot. shallow water near Blackwell,
and beenros so eml.wddiel that Malta power was unable to
hiinugh her ; and at low tide she now lies high and dry.
Au. its • ET I.7TILIA.—" Ainsinget thugs, viaited
we toned 00De more downing a tioctial resutiou than
the products of lir. J. 31* hen.... 01 33 and 34, I
ha The Leanly and novelty 14 his .imigas, engraved she .s at hi. ',wine, who h he bow Appear. t.. rive espe
✓iot eMestion to, sertnial7 silePur anything 4 the k int which
W heretofore come easier our hopes sloe The variety cif him
Ma n\ Is sometritne enormous Rot oats may the enheveserar
hers- meet wtth the tenet eassuisite denim, hat the utilitertan
will Cod an ample choice of shun watches, . elate each gad,
he the high atamluss of Yr &stem es • fits mshufactmer,
ample ruarantte of the intrinsic velment the mach utter Here.
lashe.l. may be found the t 011), r'a desideretcm—ezreteuce of
theme sal perieclism In seokmenship.-- liunneff Ebrawkk.
iteasutis liketmeed Pamphlet, post tree ter two strum le de-
scriptive of rem otießniellew of watch now mode. Welch,.
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