The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-01 00:00:00

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Mier, Prinaara Halana, Panama Leaks, Prima Aram,
Pingo Lanaold, the taw cospany, and lbe Midas sad
yeomen in waidsa, enured UN Wan" fa Bt. Owes
Hall, when the partvranual aannanned.
The orchestra was manual al hat 1119jaay'a private
band.

A Cabinet Council was &rid yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lwd of the fressury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Doke of Argyll, Sir G. Cornewall
Lewis, Lord John Russell. the Duke of Newesetle,
the Right How. Sidney Herbert, Sir Charles Wood,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Doke of
Somerset, the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, Sir George
Grey, the Earl of Elgin, the Right Hon. T. Milner
Gibson, and the Right Hoo. Edward Cardwell.

Blr Alexander Spearman had an interview with the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at Dia official residente in
Downing-street,

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DIPOTATION TO TOTBISIDZINT OF TEI OP TOADS.
Ifiesterday• samurais lad inflanatial illopetasica,
maids( a- vernimatsilvas train mat a the vestries
Moak* bergs al dr asimelk waled be rid
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the Lett Ea T. IL mom at ths at Trade,

The dermatitis was sasampasisd4s following men •
here of parliament, :—Ws J. V. Mr J. Data,
Str C. Napier, Mr. Jobs Lear. Mr. M. err Mr.
Merail, wad Mr. W. 1/Mbees, mid ereired et Dr. Bea-
hoar, Mr. Hodge, sad WimPsia. from Merylabose;
Warm Cherry Peat 7, sad Steree• bra Se. Jerre,
Weerrater ; Mann. Clare, Gedsee, end Megre, boa
W Wearer, Darr; Mr. Jeers sad the ee derma
Venal-Obet, best larehalt; Mr. Merrell sad re Vary-
Clark.bere Sa.Mardwarrahwllabla ; the Oar arbellaned
Theriot Boer ; Mara C....., Ettridae, eel Parser,
from ea. P.....; Yarn. Tr. Lit_egley, sad Weber, twos
gt Olsredlertver ; AssU, Prier, sad Bra-
in, boas St. Marf% licivewhites ; Marra. Dower sod
Bertolscer, bus Si. s, Haawrawraele; Mears.
Parry, Wild.., sad the wry Mak ben Choler, Mr.
Pear, tar Palle a; ILL Marry. tram Leviers
Masers. Jaime, Labial!, sad Talebar, from Wandsworth;
Yews. Gilbert sod Willem", from Iteashigtos; to Roy. J.
Carlyle, from Wc3lwich, 'Messrs. Grant,Jmne, Bit, and
ths Vestry Clerk, from Islamics ; Mr. Wagog, from St.
Glisla &Mkt ; Kr. Wyatt, tea parlisinantary spat Mr.
J. Bea, the baserary nordar7; sad Mr. 8. angina, the
heseary aegrear.
Mr J. Ilartzr, M.P., Introduced the deputstioa.
Mr. Lora, WP., eared tato ea aerest of the sego,
tastier whir bed been ettemper V the eomdttm if 18111.
Mr. I. arra, Q.C., redid thee herr Ism seer
▪ foe theserrearat ht 1862, r Warr by Mr J. Mat-
by, he bad had meaty areariesekr whit ft G. C. Lewis,
sad eereaded that • prier arsalsoy added bereft the two
err et gin sad water reply. The sure deemeerees,
thenbee. whir theariddit lie istuthromai the pmts.
mat In lb* war rears wear sew apply be the ere at
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Dr. BACHHOMILI dessibed the fejtlelelle Oath of
the districtlag upon the eoreseer generally, and more ape-
rally with reirres to the palhe inerersd
for which bed been rade le librepisfune, end elseir=
parish r
Mr. J. Base. (the beentery eearkary) pointed oat the
disadvantages war which the metropolis laboured owing to
the absence of inemielpal Institutions in coasequence of
which the vestries were said to be tumble to apply any por-
tion of the rates to a matter of Ws Importance. He ore-
planet that the metropolis in this rumen was In a wore
position than any corporate town in the kingdom. He
proceeded to adduce numerous festares of inoreesed charges
for public lighting since the districting, end drat oe the
arbitrary cad unjust candidates which the gee ccareales M-
inted oft lotrodocing iato re retracts. He abided
more repecially to the car of the very parish in which the
I Board of Trade we. runt, where it had been seriously
contemplated to light with oil, rather than subcolt to the
conditions of the company. The bill about to be Introduced
sought to regulate the qoality sad force of gas, and
mar( other thiaga to atonal% the vicious system of
deposits," whereby the companies were enabled to provide
themselves with capital at the expense of their customers, oa
the pretence of securing themselves againalmaginary losses.
He celled on the Board of Trade especially to interfere se
this was • metre emendally affecting the trading interne
of the insuanaity.
Mr. S. 11001111th (the honorary engineer) called attention
to the snordies which at present uteri both in the price
and the quality of the gee 'applied throughout the metro-
Kr J. Min, M.P., although a gas director, cord not
mbar hoot 000ptlree.Uet Mr. Beal on the fairer and
candour of his starnent. • denied, however, that the pa
companies had raised their prime since the distric ing—(hod
cries of direr from all parts of the roono—and asked what
comprise had done so in this sod the adjoining parishes ?
(fferral delegates lieundiately voted instances in which
the Chartered, the limitable, the lend= and the Wearer
Co.:2= bed raised their prior torte Public (amps.) He
that ao perfect rangy with rehear to govern-
ment betedereses ensued between the are of water and pa.
The former was not a maanfeetered article, the con of
which depended on the price dry raw rosterial, whereas it
was well known that the price of gee was largely affected by
the coat of cod. _

Mr. Rectutl, contended that the analogy was
porton between water awl gee, mod that the fiemer was as
meth a rmsualbeared ardele as the letter. The water as
taken from the Timms bed to be parlded, pumped up, and
Mond In mewed reserweire lairs dietributiou, and all these
processes coatriboted to mar It to all intents a maculae-
tend amble.
Mr. Wn.t.ume, )LP., followed to the mese effect. •
After a fiw wards from llr. WYATT, the parliamentary
agent,
The PIit*IDENT el the BOARD of Thum, who wee at-
tended by the Victs-Preidest sod the leoretery, said that ha
had leaned with moat takeout sod the meet earnest anus-
lion to the ehttements which bed been made to him Of
mum he could give no uptakes ea to the merit. of the ques-
tion without fleet hearing shoes who represented the gee nom-
omen. He was however quite easelimed, from what he had
heard, of the vast importers* atteohtag to this subject, end
he promised that it should have his mom @minas and serious
' minds& It might be a quietist, should the government
decide to take up the subject, whether the interference should
originate with the Board of Trade or with the Home
Secretary, but be wee quite awe that In any case the whole
et...seesaw:4s would noels* der attention tram the govern-
ment.

Sir 3. SHELLEY, fa shacking the right hon. gentleman for
the patient attentice with which he had littened to the
deputation, wild ft wee their Intention to -sit upon the Home
Secretary with the view 4:4 malting similar mpreeentatitios to
that departinsat tithe geversailat.

Their Royal Highborn the Duke and Duchess
d'Aamale Dave left Osiers Howe on a visit to hat Majesty
at Wtodivir Castle.

The Earl and Countess of Winchilatta and Not-
tingham have been entertaining the following cowpony at
Itaatwen Park during the peat week :—His Excellency the
Ambassador of France and the Countess de Persigny, Lady
Florence Paget, Count Jaucourt, Viscount Hiechinbroke,
Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Clifden, Hon. Henry
Foreerer, the Mimes Hearne, Mee. Payne, Cattails Little.
and Mr. Augustus Lumley. The party separated on Satur-
day, and the noble earl and ono= end Lady Flamm
Paget laftglastwell Park foe thandasert, Staffordshire, an
• visit to the Marquis of Anglesey.

Baroness Bruonow will haws au assembly this
evattieg at Cheats= Hone►

Viscountess Palmerston has issued cards for a
amiably au Saturday mat

Lord and Lady Co cheater have left Brighton for
their Peat, Kidbroke Park, Susan.

Lord Ward bas left Dudley House, Park-lane,
for Beibtom.

Lady Poltimore was safely delivered of a son and
hue an Tuesday last, at this family oast, Pokimono-park,
Dirroaahlre. Her ladyship sad infant are programing
favourably.
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Lord Berkeley has arrived at Farraoce's Hotel
from Norwood.

The Hon. Spencer Cowper and Lady Harriet
Cowper are etayiare at the Pavillon Hotel, Folkestone.
The Right Hon. F. Peel, M.P., and Mu. Peel
have antred at Ferman'. Hotel, frogs their mat, Hemp.
toa-tn•Ardea, Warwirkehke.

The Right Hon. T. H. Entheron-Eatemet, M.P.,
end Kn. Estmart have arrived I. town, from the Pavilion
Hotel, Folkestone.

Charles Greenaway, Esq., formerly M.P. for the
borough of I.4olllillatiT, died ea Friday last, after s leag sad
painful Illness, at his residence, Cheltenham.
A demonstration was made at Colchester on Tues-
day evening in the shaped a dinner to Mr. J. Gordon &bow,
the late liberal representative of the borough. The entertain-
ment took place in the Publio-hall, and every available seat
was occupied, about 600 persons bring premat. The chair wee
occupied by the Rev. Blr J. Page Weed (brother of Vice-
Chancellor die W. Page Wood), who wee supported by the
ruck of ihs evening, Mr.). A. Hardcanle, M.P. for Bury
8t Edmunds; Mr. Batton Western, M.P. &IT Maldon ; Mr.
T. Burch Western, Captain Luard, R.N.; and other gentle-
men of influence in the tow. and neighbourhood.

The Freeman's Journal of yesterday says :—" We
understand an aatograph letter Imm his H0b0... Ilea reached
Ireland. We are not yet at liberty to communicate the re-
cipient of this maarn•ots document—for m,mentoua it is,
and oalenlated to produce the most profound efface on the
anabolic world; but that it has actually been written by Pops
Pius and transmitted to tbia country, we are at liberty to
state on very high authority."
Hassan Ali Khan, the Persian Ambassador in
Leaden, aocceopanied by Lieut.42ien. Lodwick, East India
Company's Army, Capt. Lynch, East India Company'.
Navy, mid a 11101411.1111 sate of Parelen attendants, convmed
la four private carriage., yesterday went down to Woolwich,
and visited the Royal Arsenal. His excellency made a most
minute sad lengthened impestion of every department, with
the exception of the gm factorise—the inspection occupying
from half-peat 12 till 6. Cept. Lynch, who is a perfect
master of the Persian language, sad who attended Frrukh
Khasi la hie late important mission to Europe, cited ea in-
ammeter, and was shown the most manifest mark of regard,
according to the custom of Eastern nations, walking band-
in-hand with the Ambassador. His Excellency desired Capt.
apparently as a kind of plea for the exigency of his
numerous question., to (afore the reams *the department
that Fsenkh Khan was now prime minister of his country,
mainly as a reward, end in virtue of the knowledge end in-
formation which be had obtained In England.