The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-24 00:00:00

THE GENERAL PURPOSES column:.
The above committee made a report in which they stated
that they had considered the claim made by the commis-
sioners of the Metropolitan Board of Works for the sum of
16,0 W, 10a. on account of the main drainage and other
works, and they reported that the claim was a proper one,
and they therefore recommended that it should be paid, and
that precepts should be issued for a rats of threepence in
the pound upon all the different wards in the City in order
to raw the neceisary amount.
The report was confirmed.
Mr. Dew then read a communication from the Secretary
of Wats, authorising the appointment of Dr. healthy, the
medical offloer of health for the City, as the analyst of
articles of food and drink consumed in the City, under the
Adulteration of Food Act.
Mr. paw also read a letter from the vestry clerk of St.
Bartholomew's, praying the court to give the necessary
ordure for the punting of various Fite' and clearing the
drains in the pariah.
Deputy Hour said be could not help observing that since
these matters had been placed under the charge of this cont.
minim. and this parish were no longer impossible for them,
th.ty were much more particular than they used to be.
The Crimsons said the application had better be referred
to the General Purposes Committee, sad the proposition
was carried unanimously.
mu= RAILWAYS.
An application was read from Mr. Train, the pro-
jector of street railways, for the permission of the ooert to
construct railways in some of the principal thoroughfares of
the City. He said In his application that the principle had
already been successfully tried at Birkenhead, and he offered
to construct the different railways at his own expense, and
to remove them upon the same terms, if they should not be
found to answer or occasioned any inconvenience to the
Public.
Dr. ASE&MAII moved that the application be referred to
the General Purposes Committee.
Deputy Lorr inquired if Mr. Train was in attendance in
order to Wind information to the court in reference to his
application, and ha was informed that he was not.
He then said that he thought the better course would
be for him to attend and answer any questions that might
be put to him Were iho court took the matter into coon-
deratios, and he moved an amendment to that effect.
Yr. Deputy FtAxneoire seconded the amendment, which
was put and carried, and the original motion was declared
, to hs kat.

His interesting account of his capture will pro-
bably reach yon by this poet, but be may not
mention the fact of the wish of the King to leave
liberated him earlier, a wish, however, while was
overruled by the council. The Count had a long
interview with his Majesty, the details of which
cannot be given for obvious reasons. The King was
'exposed to the same dangers as his troops, and cer-
tainly showed no want of pluck. " Troppo tardi "
has been the ruin of the family. The charge wasmade
in the presence of your special correepeadeat that
Admiral Mandy had sent up a hundred of his
sailors to assist Garibaldi in the management of his
artillery. Now, I most distinctly deny anything of
the kind, and I &inert that no man could have
been more scrupulous than Admiral Mundy in
maintainiug the most precise neutrality. The
swims when in port have always had leave of
&busses for a certain time, and it is true that
sane et those attached to one of our vessels ran up
to Gusts Maria for a lark, but it was without the
knewiedge and sanction of their °Akers.
fleetest present in Naples mod*
the .at-Ymnm the admiral's leg, the awl
nown, London, Agamemnon, liners. The Mohawk
despatch boat arrived with despatches on the 17th,
and the Intrepid left on the same evening. Ths
Cressy is expected hourly from Malta, whilst the
Queen is on her way from the same place to re-
lieve the London.
You will be astonished to hear that Captain
Styles is now in the front with his legion, though
such strange things occur here every day that I
must confess nothing surprises me. After so
harsh a measure as that which I condemned in my
last letter as being most precipitate, one would
imagine that some very strong evidence had been
brought forward to justify his liberation. Yet no
investigation has taken place, as far as I can seer-
tain, and the captain has been sent to take his
command under the reserve of considering himself
under arrest. Worse and worse However, let
the matter rest where it is. Our brave fellows
have been sent to Santa Maria, so that they cannot

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THE NIEW PATEMINT 11C SM.:GATE-STRUT.
Mr. C. YouPa called the attention of the inspector, Mr.
Turner, to the bed site of the paving in Newgatsatreet,
which bad only just been finished. He mid that some por-
tions of the street were in a perfectly disgraceful state.
Mr. TURNER admitted that some portions of the street
that had been reemtly paved were is a very bed elate, and
the necessary Mops had been taken to retitle them, and men
were employed early in the morning for that purpose.
Mr. Y 01.7N0 said it was the worst piece of wet be had
ever seen performed in the City.
Mr. Teassue., the Common Lodging-house Inspector, re-
ported upon the state of such establishments in the City,
End it appeared that they were generally cleanly end in
good order. He found one lodging-house to be over crowded,
and he took the necessary steps to remedy the incon-
venience.
N !OMAN, the Impactor of Slaughter-houses, reported
I that they wars also generally cleanly and in good order. He
also reported that during the week be had seized four
hundred weight of Ostend rabbits, sod they had been con.
damned as wait for human food.
The court then adjourned.

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fail to be engaged shortly.
The Piedmontese are gradually taking possession
of the most advanced posts, thus awakening a
rather unpleasant feeling amongst the Garibaldini.
The Latter, however, though brave to a proverb, and
liberators of the Two &alias, are not so well pre-
pared fur the kind of warfare that is now being
carried on, and I think it much better that the
Piedmontese should take the lead. There is
another cause of division' too, between the two
forces, and one which is deeply felt because it M
kpolitioal. Almost all Garibaldi's men have the
hope and the desire to march forward on Rome and
Venice, though one would have imagined that the
,slick at Capuis would have been enough to show
lIIr the madness of such an enterprise ; however,
we was their hope, and they are in despair at
Rev. C. Krsoarar's IDIALL OF • MACHA.NIOII. Milk tare being defeated by the policy of Pied-
Lverrryrios. —Amongst other letters of • for are- jos% whom they regard as the enemy of Italian
attendance at the recent meeting at H
ever by Lord Breashans,wm(ces from the Rev. C. Silk' " hay one "appears now to loom fainter
who wrote as follows :—. 'lt is with true regret that I in• and fainter in the distance, and imprudent bicker-
faillio see"litheA -may "tie. le Prelemet of Madsen RiaiurY la jags constantly occur. I was a witness to one of
EBY urePting your kind invitation to
Ilsddm I regret this, as your programme realises to them last night ; and for several evenings the
one sn that I have stab" fee and Peweehed for (meetly is patrols have been doubled. An order signed by
vain) meths ideal of • medicine inetituta Not • lecture
hall, Will,' tradesmen who do not wish to pto the theatre General Tiirr has made its appearance directing the
rosy get • cheap evening's amusement, bat &place et cram, arrest of all the Garibaldians who are out after
from the simplest to the mast advemeat Tow dames, IQ o'clock.
your regulations as to reettheiship (the best I have men), '"
your palmy bank, the nitro of which 1, as • parson, know The Disrobes. Villamarina took down his arms
well, all U.
what I have lung wished to sea is full work la at the beginning of the week, that is just before he
a your frost tosaufscteg town. As far m Ima no ur ice- ,
sciatica seeds eri
ray red whine is mais no el me ono ley talk. Left. What has the matchers been representing the
I here to Wham that Yoe hews lent with( by fay pa last six months, and at what court 1 Victor Ern-
sou. Anything which I mad oar in Lord '...i's m-
e manual may, I think, be expected here very shortly;
Ince va each a subject would be a mere
titre of what he said when I was • eliikGrm-Tehelped and, indeed, lam told that on Saturday night the
(ad few be had to help him) to dam thd tan the tide day and hoar of his arrival will be known.
which now carries you and me along the eamlortahls water '
way of progress. I feel that I should be sebeeeed to grab The Pro-Dictator assumes the functions of the
at • roes rad& institute in Lard Broughent's pramosee—it Minister of Foreign Affairs, vacant by the resigns-
would be like laying down the law to the father of the tion
whets movement. If I did the
anything A woukl be .. of oignor Criepi, who is still here-
lide—thai among your advanced almos yea should eats- The lovers of theatrical amusement are rejoicing
With one of social economy and one d muss" Seleale. A at the new impulse given by the present govern-
sound knowledge of the rudiments of throe mu, is my epen,
se...wwwwely far tbe well and happiness of the wash. went to exhibitions of this kind. The Royal
,
akiteetunallV;trtitccneweasianerailbowWY°Pim School of Dancing established in 1812, and imp-
erial Edam+ ddewyew ors be es theu /reseed in 1841) under the chaste influence of Queen
=roe i end lam Metal& 'bat Ito men wad bettor Isabella, is restored ; and a commission is appointed
sea web yueelseg a
sks ke the method a establishing and °MIAS to conduct the affairs of San Carlo. The most
Inroaraser TO Distrarams. —A few days ago an important notice, however, published last night, is
inquiry was addressed to as (Rim inpliani Post) and duly the following :—" By order of the Dictator the
pubilthed in caw " Correspondence " column, as to whether A.
then was any mem why grain should OA be dried on malt (nrector of artillery is charged to remove all the
ldba. The subject, it appears, has bees irises by the cannon and other materials of war from the fort of
Szeiss authorities in thr as town, and the Weed us St, Elmo. As soon this operation is terminated
Bond in London was °moulted with reforeekee to it. The
reply of the Board is as follows : "Inland l>,, se Oder, orders will be given for the destruction of the fort
Somerset-house, Lando", 1 Tth October, 1880. Ordered— of St. Elmo.—The General Commandant of the
That aeobjeetioa be made to imitates dayliag haviel er °thee ‘-‘•
grain ea their entered malt kiln., - theymay, at the ...Ay and Province of Naples, G. Tuna."
awe time, have grain in npenituat fate MIN Pro' This is a question which has been long under dia-
-1 veiled they give notice in warn to the Minn the suasion, and
ahhoaajm
efforts have been mask to stave
Lame they intend to load the Um and the of gunk to —-' great
he dried. By the Board.—Tuouth Dome, it off, but the public voice in too strong to be re-

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