The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

Fox Clos..—The fourth meeting of the Fox Club
dd. per lea s Ifreseday evasion at Beerds. Pre-
sent—ii=rs Tesenehind, Berl of Altered', Lord Chutes
P. Lad Cans, Frederick Dundee, Esq., M.P.,
me Nary Davie, Bert , M.P,, Dr. iuxz
Viewer on M.P., H. Hamill= Duncan, c
His. Wears. M.P., Hon. Edward Coke, Earl of
UMW, Augustus I Stephausoe, Esq., Hon. Edwd.
B.iems4l, Lord Mem Hid, Rowland Alston, Er., Hon.
George W. Fitawllfrin, Right Hoe. J. W. Fitzpatrick,
Visount Entisid,Res. Alignstua Barriagtoo, J. 11. Lang-
✓es, Beidial Li, Lewd Meryn, Hon. Frederick W. Cedsea,
Colonel Colonel J. M. Caulfrild, Hs:
Charism 8. Clarea3Meel R. A. Shaw Adair, Lord
Coneys, Lord JINNI Stuart, M.P., Lard Verse.
RAILWAY BEIcIVOLEYT INSTITTTION.—Th. find
public festival gime by the railway clerk. In aid of the lands
of this institution took place on Friday at the Freemasons
Tavern, and wee aameronely attended by the clerks of the
various railways having their termini in the !metropolis..
Ms. Joseph Fisher, one of the principal reeks of the
Geer Werra Laney, preekledi sad ttr edgers of the
rillMlss, vibkii en to psi* aiditifta• iw 4121111
railwaytivisysts and their widows sad mimes, be
establish an 'glum were folly detailed. Those who in
act already member were earseeliy appealed to by the
chairman to enrol themselves and contribute to, as well is
share, should it become necessary, the advantages of the in-
stitution. He proposed "Success to the Railway Benevo-
lent lustier:ova," coupling with it the name of Mr. Thomas
Droll, the hoe. esoretary, who, r reply, suggested that the
surplus funds an from that dinner should be given as the
Ant contributkin to the building fond, a proposal that was
say warmly received. Mr. J. J. Collier, of the Broker);
Mr. Wood, Great Western; Mr. T. Houghton, Lando. and
North Wirer • aad Mr. Crawford, of the clearing.bouse,
severally addresied the meeting, and the proosedings Semia-
✓id in a satirectery manner.
EAST SUFFOLK RAILWAY.—The opening of this
aim system of 1f... has been celebrated with • banquet given
by the retractors, Marrs. Pets and Co., at Lowestoft. •
Sega psrty were hrht down free town, the run to
loweaWy nearly 120 brag Ahead In h ours. /Ye
Herten Pete, M.P., presided at the bentret, and woe sup
petal by the Earl of titreilikeise, Lord Alfred Paget, M.P.,
Mr. H. Les (Claims of the Rastas Comities) ;-Mr. J. C.
Quitilisid, M.P. (Misr of the Eastern Crop); Mr. H.
linos (Marren tithe Bast Anglian). Mr. R. (Cluer-
sees of the Naha); Mr. J. A. liSrdcastle, M.P.; air
C. P. Reasy, fir Omar Bignokt, and a large party of gen-
dunes cennered with the dislike._

OAS LIGHT 'S° IN 7111MIXItorOLI8.—The »-
poet ef She select orentnittee on gee Setting in the is
was issued cm Saturday. Although the volume k celled •
report, the report proper occupies about • does Ilan only.
The committee, boding the snbject adifficult one, Wee printed
the evidence In estrus), and it occupies 130 pages al closely
printed matter. In the apiendix a set of tablet Is incladed
whket promote some interest, ea *bowie' the cost and seas
Whet particulars of street lighting. The price paid kr auk
Falk light pa annum varies in differest parishes, naming
irem 65 to 135 &Nags. This is esplsleed however, by re-
dram to another column, which shows that toms lamp-
posts belong to the vestry end some to the gas company.
The amber ahem per min= during which the lamps are
heiseing Is 4,6 N in ail town parishes, but lams in the country
and Wireshem ems. The number of cubic feet per hear
bunt Is in mast ream though in some few (satsuma it
is kee.

Iris Sigurrow LaAr.—ln the old tropical
ourian la het hmet ome No. Bin Km Gardens thereto a tine
vef that gromisful al ell vegetable productions
.. hustle leaf plat a Madness/; It heehaw copied
by the @althea aortas of Load= and hr taken exceedingly
=iazd is besesdeg very heat:sable with the ladies. many
of leaves Mang been made end mounted Into
wreaths, mirk, chaplets, and ceronels is Clerkenwal
algae; it le sow Wag largely exported to all our colonies,
red bee predated the ameethetorin obeeklesuble profit, who
bars Nosed It the theletoe kat. This Is bat one illustration
el Me emmeralid ors of Kew 0.4... to this country.
A Van TO 1:11•11BALDL—A gentleman who haa
jot istmed team • low In Bwitawleed, suede to the lieu.
as egisest of • vlsk he pad is Genera Garibaldi at Como,
In esopeny with en Agawam fellow coloniat and pwrorel
einsiser, thee. tam, aid • young lady hien& •'Gari-
baldi,' be mew, "proved as different from what we ex-
. parted as was the stem of the town from tatlierted. From
bis portent est warlike exploits I bad p* ti myself •
very tall loge lam of sallow complexion, with long black
bar gal head; with smelling of the romantic air
el them lipasith essille chafe, who sung their own
=le the gnaw as killed people with i quid gam.
Os norm I scald scarcely believe that the
mist, wollieboil, primary man, who entered sad 1
ese dews with we wee Garibaldi. He is of middle height,
ast wises thus if het 7 of 8 inches, I should think ; • equate-
sheelload, dap sheeted, powerful men, without being at all
lasavy. I. Irs a healthy inhati complexioe, with brown
bar sad Med, other labs, both shekel) touched with gray,
and se/ wry amt. His heed shows • wry Iles deolwaset,
matal es well as morel, and his foe is geed, thregb sat re-
inerbable le • area wharves—eothleg to show the me
who sold km mil on&rtssask pleas se the Moot frees
Neese es the wiper el bat who he @peke fief the w-
=eed sadirrp el esestry, the lip sad we
ell deep Mies log Rewressed. red Os strultot '
Mrs shareefer of the me. A chill word step him la the
alma to esh him what o'clock It was, Maths man teedmessd
le be thus In half-an-hour, would never, after a belt el that
eels daseisined fee, vette time le ;Meg maw upon
earh. jar long irearvirw he spoke auk of posing
mats(
kle own ohm), bat MGM ematitern
L etiodetleft. bee tbe ears mem sad apporam of
11111611111111 sad sifter ; It was sal, when he
egehe're geaspsummegada ef the people of Beglend
with the .drip silloly- Mail% flaion-like creme gave
way; Oakes beemered as egannsd again how thoroughly
It see antedated by hare el every elms, ad -how
were fer It, be theitel that the warm blood of
tribeinVia his rim. My Imeselea bed bean that his
epentritse Twit sere the of impulse than sellitery
eekoletiest bet it was thle disk amp se mg be his
tempo/des, dap me thumeg—ly'mar weereL Bad sad
Illaermitthisewlea to apiarist endisess he te we death,
e1e....47
but be le Wei end calm' ; sad as I watched bin es
the opposite die et the table, the hese el his voyages
to ChM sad the autipotre as sad early se if
I. a Medea &mien- room, at any moat he
Mee be hisirepted by the beef a overpower* Austrian
toss bright by railway to his °impost, I felt no doubt that
to tam setae vary worst he had arreepd exactly what to do
and tread de it. Bat what impanel me most was the
eniatal mitheeef the man ; I met him with the ides that he
was little sere this • drag; popular military leader. I
parted from hist with the coevicuon that hie warlike saner
le a ore epteole in hi. history, and that his true matinee
will be Men In the political regeneration and (overawe nt at
him country."
RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR MANCHESTER.—Th.
&today-echo.' and holiday Mane oa the lines out of Man-
chester during Whitsuntide hes been cincedoeglr extensive,
sod auferauattly has sot pared of without accident. On
Beitarday morning a heavy train of about 22 carriages left
Geihrbridge, seer Albite, to go by the London and North
Warm rote to Liverpool, We Heaton Norris, when co its
snivel at the latter place it came into cullieion with some
luggage tenons staMing on the line a• the station. The
',tenon was properly mantled with eignala, but the engine-
driver wee unable to bring up hie train in time to prevent
collision, partly from its great weight, and partly to otter
se queer° ot thetas beleg elippery with the dew that had false.
The °Ahem, though severe did not book any carriage in the
excursion train, and moat of the pompon escaped unhurt,
het about twenty austanted rather wen oats end bruises en
the face and head, which were dimmed by Dr. Harrieon Übe
coinpeey's medical man, before the salmi was resumed.
The amine beteg throws of the rile, and both lines being
blocked up by the deirie, it was ten o'clock bef ye the excur-
sionists, esseetieg mostly of Banday•sehool children, could
proceed ea their journey. Oa Thursday owning • fetal
essilat esserreil to e abider MIITIiOII train on the Sheff-
ield Nee, which wee returning front Wortley. A girl bad
prod her back &phut the dose imide • carriage, when it
sadlihn ly beret open and site MI lackwarde upon her heed,
aid wee MBA.

I:43eSOY THE EASTERN ~MONARCH.—The fol.
towing lea copy of • letter addressed to the toaster of the
fete ship &stern Monarch.—'. Custom, London, Juan 14.
Dear Sir,—The inquiry into the rause of the destruction by
tire of the Eastern Monarch, of which you were the late
meter, having closed, I deem It an act of justice to you to
Nate my opinion that nothing transpired throughout that
Inquiry to derogate from your high &erecter as sa able sad
experhaaed wtr, while the canines, with which you did
swerythiag that • nue coed in your position to save life
rebels the 111044 credit upon your humanity. I may add,
that whenever may be said of some of your subordinates,
Mme mat net the slightest foundation for imputing to you
gay stare In Nada( the calamity to whils I hare referral.
Msotag Noun to hear ef year ramming your profeesion In
gams ether chip of the same sales, or of your being engaged
In some equally besehrial occupation, 1 am, dear sir, mines
taithfally,:J. O'Down. Aesiettat Custom' Boikitur foe
Witham alappkos. To Oopoola