The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

IRE EOYAL HOSPITALS.

On Monday, according to custom, the following
atonal return was reed by the Court of Aldermen, of the
number of children and other peer people maintained in the
seversl Royal hospitals of the city- of Lor.doo, under the
we of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and governors thereof for
the past year.
CRILIVeII Hoarrrak—Chidees put forth apprentices, and
discharged, 216, sum of whom beisg instructed in mathema-
tics end navigation. wen plead forth to sea service, out of
the mathematical school headed by his late llsjuty King
Chula the lisceed; alders deemed the year last pant, 11.
Children sow nadir the an sad chow of the hospital, in
Loden sad at Berthed, 1,066; to be edwitted on premett-
noes groaned to ids time, 160; total, 1,186.
Sr. BilltlIOL01111W.• Roartrac.—Pattests admitted,
cured, end diraberged, daring she Meet yew, 6,806 isle-
num and 84,1913 roseheeleadeurgieelont-priente,laciatheg
&mashie', mat of when Wen Poor, sick sad lame pereost,
and cam at them, being destitute of all relief, have been
Applied with money, clothes, sad atm nenemarire, to enable
them to return to their venial habitat/or, amounting toge-
ther to 90,789; died, 66 7; remaieleg tmder cure, In-patients,
669; remaining under Ctire, oet•pattents, 3,681. All
foe on the remaining
of patient. have been &bollard ;
the aromeoodstion of the in-patients exteaded r to
admit 640, while their diet and gourd oomforte have been
very materially improved. The accomplishment of the,o
erects, so eve meal to the w• fare of the treats, has °cos-
dosed s very heavy iscresee of annual expendi•urs. In addi-
the ta which, a veer conelderable outlay has been Weaned
shoe rarer, 1854, in corequence of the decay of the etre
with wbkh the buildings of the hospital were Mira*
cued ; sad which, hawing bem of a very porous adore, be.
cams st Meath so ear* perished as to bed ingerege. peer
having Ultra host the wide; so that the greener ems
compelled to have the whole of the external walls need
with Botha skew; sod ocoriderable rendre an 4 elloratteme
La the verde ham bees else merle, which will afford mom•
moieties le as lames ed &umber of patients; and they
therefore earnestly repoweet the strong claims of Mk
oadaat imelerka to the peblie, hoptug that, by their rend-
Bard eingret and reeeireument, they may be enabled to
amine lief to the annually ramming necessities of the
per, sod the west cells epee this charity.
Or. Toomies HOSPITAL.—TMs have been shared,
1711 diserrged, dude( the last year, of sick,
andmed end dimmed venom 4,344 in-paltam
rad 36,98 wwikal mid reglad .r-Puients, laohadieg
easuelties, are ot when ham hem rile* sit with mew end
aecesearies at their arater, to escoannollete end supped
them in theirjwanays to *Or menial habitations, amonattsg
together is 42,612; died, $63; reeteided order curs, ia-
patient', 430; rernandog nadir owe, eutiatierite, 2,403.
BILIDZWILL nth hospital
deem ailed per—Agonatiose oust by ambold*
kw cesderseroti. 13. The Home et Oesnpatkna of Bribed!
Remitel: Remeddreg la the here
soarWoistssoi, 1867,
tmae, Intake itdmitted MK 101 ,64 humeri
otal, MI mar; 111$ fsmalmis . Nolimpd in 1666 Ow
below),* N mks, 66 lentalm. litsetekdag at Obaleteceo
MA trale4ol lemdee. (*Discharged Wilk the omen.
mom or el the retel their Monk, and et their elm or
=2 god" 7 telee; in health, odes; eberoaded,
• to doodono to modes wen MS character%
90 err: 4$ kooks; sepellad, acme; don a Welke; woe;
std,aseS ; I,_ll 90 mei+. 66 Medea) Rewarded for the
Ira yint's 01111Alet eaWMaaft ia
60 oohs, 20 Smoke ; verearded he the second year
oohed sod easdartrole is wade', 54 India, 4•
noreedei Or the dded=good oreadact sad oontiosemti
la mewl" 17 mks,
wed. 320•4411a1.-- dozing the year t
Cleiera ; name& 65 ; ter reams, ; mama
et the 58 et 10 ; mwe, now ; Med,
liewalstag ter at, : Oat ;
ts.lmegild• 001. Tells ilk

SOUTHWARK.
Sir C. NAY= aikeislied • munertme needs, Inst
ight from • s ds the Clown Tram
the ewe wee meson elf
thetirted et Amara had stem as ad-
dakasll4 days to Studfais for eiteepting or admits' the
demand to disarm' and doe tee of the evening, that Amain
was mamba( 160,000 troops fa tlneecoltaase tato Pleilmeall
—he observed that, is • military paha et dew. she was deffie
In taking that course, ins eel of wafting until Franco sad
Piedmont had united their form. He regretted that the
prospect, of a continental war was so M But the
question was, what part was this country to take P He was
for peace. (ilea.) He would lease the other mares to
fight out their own quarrels as they pleased, bream the
more they weakened themselves the aromer compastively
should we beams. And he could tell them that it was
quite aseetesty we should be stronger than we had beta for
some time peat. (Cheers.) Two years ago he foresaw that
mischief was brewing abroad, and he did all he could to put
the country in a proper state of defence. Lord Derby's
speech at the Minsion-house on the previous remNg
did not afford much information as to *hat our
government intended to do, although the noble lord seemed
to think that Austria wee not justified in this last step she
had taken. As he had mid, looking at the matter in a mili-
tary point of view, he thought Austria if Bee in-
tended war, was quits right In balking at once (Bir C.
liivia) did not as an Englishman approve of Austria's In-
terMence in Italy et all, and thought it a subject for regret
that say portion of Italy was coded to that power by the
treaty of 18(6, or that she was ever permitted to est bar toot
in Italy. Lord John Russell, who era unquestionably a
gnat stetemna, however people might differ treat him bt
scam reepsets, expand an opinion some time tw pane.
meat dwelt wisld beta the edvantage of Austria herself if et
would abandon Italy, because it would enable her to costes-
trate her wer acreage her strength at home. He was
toeltdised think so too, and that the babes, should
be left to fight for their own liberty. (A voles,
They are not strong enough.") We have lied to light foe
our liberties, and e had won them, sad be would leave the
Italians to do thewsame. At the same time no Bagliehnsan
could regard the present state of It sly without regret, and
without wishing to tee her mean& tar loran the same
freedom we enjoyed. We could have vary little idea of the
treatment which the Iteliame buffeted at tits heads of the
Austrians. The goveratoset of Austria was amentially des-
potic. There a man might be seized sad implanted at the
instance of any maids?, and almost of any
poticansa, with-
out trial end without male. That same system of govern-
ment they belated upon Introducing into Italy, sad, as •
matter of cease, the Italians did not like it. But Amens
was not even satisfied with ezercising title ty over the
provisoes which belonged to her, but she toreted spot Its
being autiLd in the other stable. Cada such droameleactes
he -I
were perfectly justified, if they could, to
relieving themselves of this yoke. But be did sot
want le sea Treace meddle in Italian affairs say mom than
Austria. (Chews.) No doubt our goventasat bad a very
difficult pad to • play. They bum mry well that if the
French anceamisi In scatiag the Matches out they might
take it Into their heeds to hold Italy themselves. Teat
would not do
tee as—Nor, hail—because it would
to
Franc* prmps eve. more materna at sea than the
was at realest,- *Koh was by no same nacressery. (Cheers.)
It would make her to feet almost supra: to ouneives as
maritime power, while Ilse establishment of Italian freedom
would be as I;r4„ge....iftrilidtia.. tael.l=
steer a ands ft cos eras to main
neutrality, watch the icons Of eveate,ead if necereary to take
past with the weaker Ada. But tiro govsmeasat must be
careful that In keeplas out of the trying-pea it did sot fall
into the tire. The present state Mom ovum:tatty was ticklish
and difficult to understand. Lord Darby bad done wrong in
dissolving parliameat, which was not only meet injurious to
trade end commerce, but la the present state of Europe pori-
tively dangerous. He might on the rooms of Lord John
Rumdl's resolution to have resigned, and left it to ether
hands to carry oa the affairs of the WIWI. It meld not
however be dented that there wee something fa the MINIM
the noble lord had given for not doing so, viz., that there
was no party is a position to Wields piece. The liksal party
was so much divided and split up that ha (Sir C. Napier) wee
by no mans certain that they amid form a stable
meat. However, the gummiest now appealed to Cln
orat--
stituenclas to say whether they had taken the right s
With regard to the deal reform sehames, he thought Lord
J. BuseVe • shells Meer Om Lied Derby's, but it was by
no mesas sash a 1011 es he swami el If Lord John
wished to gala the malinam eirestiegasepie sad of the new
House of emens le mutbe te ge a gnat deal
farther. The hemmed oldest Ass Maim eepeated steer
sidarabls length his views se le the eannela of the freatebe,
the ballot, and the other pants of paillenteabor time,
retriedthe usual vote of sendisses maim se mews.
Mr. Lochs at a still beta bear addressed an open sir
meeting from the front of St. George's Tavern, a few doors
from the some of Sir Chadtres meeting; and Mr. A.
Pabbare explalaid his views to a very IiIIIDOMOS meetteg
at the Hogged School, Balway-arch, in the Neckenger-
rod, Bermondsey.

TOWER HAMLETS.
A publics meeting was held yesterday evening, at
Minas Han, Deletes ; Kr. W. ALUM is the chair, to bear
on Wiwi from Mr. Apses. Anbeapt there Is no cant at,
to attendees* was nuateraw. Ms meeting miteco.Wid
ddelly in the area at a hip salwaing kith, alien has sot
yet bees %Pia daring the prwast year to Its ordinary par-
pew
Oa the motion of Mi. MOOll4 I was pawed
expeedu of °unused andliscs is Acts.

LIVERPOOL.
A crowded meeting of e el
held yesterday at the Liverpool Amphiconservativtheatre; Fear
to thecdtair. The meetisg war convened to order M bear
addresser from the oomervative candidates for thee county,
the Han. Alprnon Egerton and Mr. W. T. Lich. The
candidates, an being introduced, were received with load and
hearty cheering, mingled with • peculiar kind of enflame
known locally u the "Kentiab-fire." Some intinapdca
and excitement were caused, during the early part of the pro-
ceediags, by cries emanating from different unwise of
"Thine cheers for Jobs Bright." At ons time then was
danger lest the dimentients should be seveitly bandied, but
ultimately order was restored, and the cendidatee addreeiod
des meeting. As the political seathneuts of both gentlemen
hare been previously published it is not necemary to detail
their remarks.

IPSWICH.
The Attorney-Gems' end Lard Heseiker,
the
0111•11111MilVe eandidates for Beat Suffolk, adireesed their
Meade here, yesterday afteenooa, st the Old Assembly
rooms. Than was a sterneross attendance, and b.nh candi-
dates wore wd received.

Ara.—Mr. Boyle retired last night from the con-
test with Lord James &wt.
Buoy.—On Monday nightei lut, at a meeting of
the liberal electors of Hwy • ter was nod from It. N.
Esq , late M.P. hi; the borough, tenderng Ms to-
sigoation se a mediae& foe the representation, so that no
cosiest will now take
ell
phies4s=s Menges has thee tar-
sals& ed, contrary to the ea st . no mosvamers
far Mr. Philipameert gist Mee 'Odom, of Maxey sad
boilnidatios, tint ties &trek hoe bra exteselvely distributed
at the betrhoeser, rad that row oersupt proothes have bees
mooned to t• peemst the stern of Kr. Philips. Matadi!.
strisdiag these mum the temblature of Kr. Pwee
likely to bis • smeamtel ens, esd as Berardey sott lest
cm of the met Irtansphant dismosterstiose of • popiler
otisreetir tea yin is Usiomismem, Beg', mg
bleeds of Mar. Philips were quite elated with the
prospect mom Os busby mining leet plamod
wee paced ewe& the tows, Mita, is Sly dig!
&Whence, lee reddeg to Week the cheroots' d far.
lip. In oresquete of We Mr ?haps rent der letter te
which velum tonevel, to slick he Mates—" Tra
I lied on Or waist/ the emss en reasymer
which my wee blades Wily merehtml, end
Gimlet me mole nataA me et s character width mem"
linty or deed, heejMhwte met dared to mooches with ay
MOWN J. - - shish combats, me that urn my
private Ith sal irimmille hipplmes are au Sean Bus Se
weeks red lesradese d tg waists. I sal net ANS.
Sane a tostsit with se serreytees, redlhavelliegt..
axe deeneleel te -~nnr mem se esailiWe
yew lieges. I s edisc to erg tit la rating bur Mb
*WM 1 fifty witi me Ibt d s

majarity ef the inlatitants Si the town, and I believe that, if
I had reraiselaredidate for your names, Z should have
Min Medal r Yee Mad of the poll. I have, however,
Maids by renpying seat in parliament, and as
I Oak la udditton to the eacrifioe of time and injury
teliatires aid& me • pcettiou twelves, I am to be made
the exalt of attacks impetrate life, I am determined not to
have pail& honour at such a peke."
BODNIN.—bir. R. H. S. Vyvyan, who WU oe of
the andidatem for this Menage, hes withdrawn is favour of
Br. 11khall, the cumervative candidate, who will now coo-
test one of the slate agar& the two liberal candidate', the
Mr lit Lemon Gower and Mr. Wyld.
BeffolffroN.—Amoog the politico-literary produc-
tions at the mousse is • curious handbill which states that
the question of "Who is Sir Alvah liwizier Mao Nab F' Ism
her enewired by that gentleman f, ha having sent
Nam: to every !lector of Brighton the " opinions of the
Grilses preee,! from which opinions it appall that, Se'
Tanto Benue. Spectator October -26, " Sir Alma
ta retired Iwo private life 061 y brew he felt him
miff iseeymorted, trough &health, to palms with jurist
to Ks orAtitsente cad estadmetima to himself the hardest
dries deriving urn bita as • emerm of the illedature."
The Prrers lesseW eras awe " Ihe cithrle vellemeent
et Sir Ars Ate Nab her the asthertracif
Mr oldie her
essemsell in en rime h1elf
WWI AWN Apart" rep—" Ass, with the peat
psalm is re Capitol (12 Talin_heemlizesitisin;, we hope, to
edirl hi asses me be " The- brie
lea Nadas weemekis-0 le the falser of year and of
hobo Alma Nee. Nab hen Neked bra the regessestio-
mitahltsimaet
And Ls de Coss& Hs reader that St N.
Mao Nal: addressed to his his etensitenate Si Handles
a lees; which be thanks them for their amadenoe, end
inflame that Me health is no rah r to allay
him to Wend to public badmen is &Sorel, Goat-
mantic' upon the emit, may•—" The presume Sir Alm
Mac NJ fluor
the arena of politics, after asulall enjoyed
both before end sabernent to the anion of the province me
eminent a positicm in the affairs of the country, is an evest
which may be deemed an epoch in the political history of
United Canada, for with him, it may be said, died the old
Toty party." The handbill ancludes by asking the electors
of Brighton the pithy question whether a worn-oat and in-
firm old Canadian Tory is beet fitted to represent the people
of Brighton is the imperial parliament.
BIEMINGEIAM.—The friends of the three candi-
dates are snivel, elegised to the contest. Mr. Bright left
the town for Manoheeter yesterday; be will retain on Wed-
nesday. Mr. Aelancl's friends report that they hue received
• Finder umber of umbel than they had anticipated; but
the return of Mr. Solield end Mr. Bright is lookedupon
as cartel& A large proportion of those who supported Kr.
Baron Webster, when he wee brought est le appraise to
tit„,.. on hie dreg edam for the borough, have now
their intention to support the re-ehotioa of the re-
tiring members. Profeentog to be advanced liberals, their
Rapport ef Mr. Webster (himself • Starrett liberal) b 1667,
was isexplicable than, Imams Mr. Beight was in the field at
that tint, whom they sow affect ardently to sispoort. This
description of unexpleinable conversion" as Sir Chair
Wetherell rid 30 yaws since, has gins ties to the mind
election 'ohm, but good humour has prevailed throughout
the canted so far.
ObliliNurlai.—The appearance of a conservative
candidate, fa the person of Captain J. H. Maxwell, R.N.,
bas ceased some excitement in the borough, and has pat the
committees of the three liberal candidates on the gut vies;
but the argareation which has for • long time existed
maw the liberal electors in the borough readers the chance
of meow of a conservative candidate exceeding) y impro-
bable. The different candidate', excepting Capt. Maxwell,
have shindy addressed crowded and enthusiastic meetings in
the eaverel diorites of the borough, end the real contest for
the astiond place on the poll will its between Mr. M. Cham-
bers, wbo_previonsly represented the borough for five years,
sad Mr. W. Angerstein, the latter gentlemen having lost the
support el a leer portion of the constituency in consequence
dills *Odom upon the ballot question.
Huccuittrirt.c.—The borough is to be contested.
Mr. R. A. Leathern, M.A., brother of the candidate toe
Wakefield, has announced himself as a caodidate. Mr.
Leath.= ht the author of " Chandra," • novel of the
" chamber achooL
KENT (Wur).—From the explicit promisee re-
wired from the erten of this divialon of the county we are
in a position to state that the liberal ceadbletes,
Wykehem Martin end J. Whatmen, will be returned by a
large majority. There read, be no TeSIM,OII 01
exertion till the deers has been eseerei at the poll.
es the Mika ere petting ark ell their esergies to send to
parliament supporters et Lord Derby.
MANCHECTZIL—III the Mancissater Guardian of
this day We nee :—“ •SW banes is somewhat rex-
proudly imparted to the easter Manchester by the
proposal
to nom'aate the Has. Joseph Downes, one
ofro misnecessfut candidates for the city in 1862.
I This reeo'crtion was formed at a meeting held yeeterday
at the Spread Eagle, under the preeidency of Mr. Wiltisei
Entwiele, acd ammoniated by telegraph to the gentleman
honoured with the invited. n. The supporters of the move-
ment, of course,
oft rely mon obtai
Ye uing the commune
aid co-operation the hs of . Aspinall Terser.
Support from this quarter, by the by, does sot appear to be
damned by Mr. Barley, so it will be seen from the report of
• ward meeting in another colesen, that that gentleman de-
clares that he should consider their not voting
him
' rather an honour than • disgrace.';'
MAIDSTONE,—The nomination of candidates for
this borough will take plus on Friday text. and the poll—if
the conservatives maintain their posts—will be taken on &-
today. We fully auticipats the triumphant return of the
two Meolds, Ibsen. Ins sad Batas ; bat Muses upon the
electors the seasseity of being early at the poll, sad not re-
bates their exertions till the tory government has received •
definitive ammenos that anti-reform has obtained no converts
in Maidstone, end that the professions of the Carlton Club
candidates have met with no favour from a casetituency
which I. males tree represestetten, by an extension of re
friaries among its is tents, and sot among nonresi-
dents, or from the tanks of the county frethotdsre.
NORTHUMBERLAND (NORTH).—Sir M. W. Ridley,
the MEW candidate for the norther division of this county,
in plea of Lord Ossulseen, is sow peomendeg • vigorous
carves.. On Saturday, we are *deemed. he wog at Berwick,
and on Monday morning las was at Alawick, attending a com-
mittee of his supporters. Mr. Henry Cromwell, representing
Lord Loveine, accompanied him. Theta is no-opposition
candidate in the field, nor any proem:tut or from any quar-
ter, whatever, and the present canvass is simply • graceful
farm gobs through in obedience to constitutional usege.
NffWesitTLl.liffinct.LTNn.—Mr. Gwynn Jefferiess
ormeerrative, end Mr. William Murray, liberal-muenster,
the two sew candidates for this borough, arrived at three
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. At four o'clock, Mr. Midas
addressed • large number of electors and non-electors from
the window of the Oldie Hotel. He avowed lamrelf a
thorough cociervative, and warned the people of Newcastle
If they elected members who held the opinions of the Lord
John Russell or Bright pasty, they would be voluntarily
&peeking
didrenchistng themselves. He was occasionally cheered
while , but be was evidently not the favourite. He
was letroduced by Alderman Hallam, and wee surrounded
leading coxeereatives of the town. Mr. Murray
•tbrwsels addressed the people from the window of the Roe.
beck Hotel, Consenter Mellor presiding. momenty
avowed himself • uppoder of the present gov. sod
condemned Lord Jobe Russells late resolution as faction..
Mr. Murray was cordially received, and frequently chonsi.
Yr. Jackson, the liberal candidate for this borough, addressed
• large body of electors and non-electors from the window Si
the Castle hotel. He was well supported by the leading
liberals of the town. Mr. Jackson denied that the Bright
party had any desire to disenfranohise Newcastle, sod
declared that he should always give his opposition to any
men proposition. He was is favour of a lull measure of
reform, and cosessaned the government measure, as takiog
away with tee hand what it gave with the other. He was
lewdly sod eathusiestically cheered during his sutich.
1, ROCHESTER AND CIieTHAM.—MeIeVI. Martin and
Kinglike have poseented their canvass with the utmost
spirit during the pest week, and have continued to meet
with the most enthisisetie reception from the electors, their
scum, which has energised anything of the kind ever pre.
viomly witnessed in the city, leaving no doubt that both of
them will be re-elected by a
large mejority. It is satisfactory
to add, that the working sa wall as tits wealthy end the
thinking ohms have come forward la greater numlccre than
ordinary to support the liberal candidates. The electors of
Rodman will, there is not the least doubt, utter no uncer-
tain sound on this matter. With regard to Mohacs, as the
day Si election opposers, the greatest exdtemst is ob.
savable among all desses—the friars of Sir .Smith, the
Ito camervanve smother, equally with the mappens,* of
Mr. A, J. Oteay, the liberal unadate. Both parties pre-
fer to be martins of succor and rare Pp no doubt the °oa-
ten will Ism • very severe Gam Bach arty is Wing the
strut martins, cad It Is expected Ilia the msOrity
on
either Ado will be very small. The Domination will take
place on Friday next, and the polling the following day.
At Rochester the nomination end polling will take place on
the ruse dep.
the eoneervatios
ROCHDALE.—Sit A. Rummy,
bas retired from the men et, Dirk* Mr. Cobden
the o2ranceadres the field. Kr. Bright. 3 sreday mom-
mg Mr. Cohden's committee, thanking ram he
their nuartione.
SrOin•Crotr-TrANT.—On Saturday erenin Mr.
Pogo, the ulterlhorsl candidate for this borough,
about 1,000 of the electors and am-electors, is the Town-
Stoke, when C. Dickenson, Req., presided. le tere-
docmg Mr. Paps the chairman hoped that both dukes sad
non-eleotan wood drive to their utnut to emus the es-
turn of true reformers to represent that borough. They found
prod enough of the inequality of the present Machu in
their own borough, in which, out of an adult male Melaka
of from 10,WO to 15.000. there were but 2,200 donate. Be
Doped Sir. Riau% mad be Marna, mod should her bbd
re Mr. Copeland retuned with ht..n, become el his
~dentaadina with Ow district, bat ter toted Iva