The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-29 00:00:00

71t0if LAST NIGH?B GAZETTE.

!WHIM 1101111:16/1, Ores; DING;;I7.6t, Southwark, leather
dram, to memadar Btht. ti mad Oat 6, at 12, at Bashashali-
these M., 11=ZeLelligareerthert, Southwark ; ea.
mtg.
Mutual Math rad Pas Wattisthhorocak Nita-
boot II at In, sod Oct. 10 at
^4 B 1 se"Zoielfreel Ida, WO 'ening, Liasabes-
ranathte ; at Osiammetheet.
(Moths Ammo said =Muth Mammy; thia., Lades, Bedford-
shire, Wow Ist armairdimm=.l7tat 114 madOth 10
actitlythVatearieLsuatisseristmal .1116660-dre6l.
Laths Bonn Pena as d PST" New Oxford dresk
and Northampton, both saimathathrimathath Sall% and Oct 10
at 1, at laidagnallemeet. &Oa, Mamma and Nisbene Cot.
n. te-hill, sod Dennis, Northaseptes ; eIL assist. Standad.

TEANCI3ANTILLL-Bary•ootirt, St. Marparis, imesimkies NNW
chant, Sept 11 at if, anti Oct. 9 at 11, at Beasslialtetrica.
Sob., Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry-chambers if. rig., Ls.
Aldermanhury.
THOMAS Batas; Binalimhant precision dealer, Sept. 7 ad
Mt. at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Southall and Nelson.
Birmingham: off. malt. Whitmore, Birmingham.
Joim OnToN, Smethwtek, Staffordshire, boot maker, Sept. IS
and Oct. 1, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Bola., Docker,
Sinethwick, and Reece, Birmingham: off. wag., Whitmore,
Birmingham.
Josses Wass, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, soda water manu-
facturer, Sept. 14 and Oct 6, at 11, at Birmingham Cont.
soles, Plunkett, Weetheescrich, and James and Knight, Bir-
mingham off. wag., Kinnear, arnaingharn.
REUBEN NEWTON. Derby, silk Brewster, Sept. 11 and Oct 2, at
11. at Birmingham Court held at Notti . Sol., Prestos,
Nottingham : off. amis., Harris, N
Famous BLAND, Westonesperlgare, SionerSetahlre, builder,
=0 'MOM. 8, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Feldman:,
off. wig., Atriums, Bristol.
Moms Hanna Suasows, Wakefield, Yorishire, worsted spinner,
dept. 10 and Oct sat 14 at Leeds Wert. Solo., Wod, Brad-
ford, and Cariarand Cudworth, Leeds ; off.easig., Hope, Leal,
Wiu.ux BIIi trrpeth Will, Daytime, miller, Sept. s at 111. and
Oct. 12 at 121, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Solo. Harem
and CM, Southaeoptautedidinm, Chancery-lane, and Norms-
tlempon•Tyne ; off. sasig, Baker, Newcastic.von-Tmic.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACn.
PATEN? WooD Olt Apnea sus CON/ANY (United., winding
up ordered.
INSOLVENT PETITIONLBJ!.. AT POSTUGALSTREEL
111701t1 xi CONNISSInNIR LAW.
14. C. A. Morgas. Brick lam. St. Luke's, coechingth- ,
11-Bet-
blond, Woodchester.street. Ilan, w.read, stone mason.
Sept. 10. 0. A. Adams, flowartiroad, Stoke Ncwingtoo,
Sept. 19. T. I. L. Greenwood, Sutherland-terrace. Cale=
road, boot maker-W. Jones, Denmark-rued, Ounberwell, and
Borough-market, Southwark, provision dealer-W. G. batman,
Sutheriand.terrace. Caledordauroad. boot maker.
Sept. SO. 0. Weatheitey, Weatbournugrove, Paddington,
trot:vier-O. Feuchurch.street.
and Colernanutreet, City, builder-P. Rogers, Grottonterrate,
Kentish.town, theesentonser.

WORM MIL-00111MISS103211 NICHOLLP.
&pt IS. J. Macdonald, Burton-atree4, Burton-creeoent, furrier
—Louie Gamey, Cleecland.road, &diatom Surrey, shoe binder—
W. (Mont, Rosier-lane, West Smithfield, dealer potatoes. Sept. 14. J. Bryant, Ryders.court sod Fetes-court, Leicester-
...pi:ye. trunk maker—C. J. Room. Priaces-equare, St. ()metres-
in-the-But, boardind.homie keeper—W. Ward, Grey Cost place,
Wonnaltater, boot tanker—T. Marsden, Goers-nand, Kentish-
town, militias.
Kept. M. K C. T. Blake, Tacbbrookatreet, Pimlico, manager to
a segetabie silk bbre manufacturer—W. B, Barman, Tothill-
street, Westminster, rag seenehael
dept. le. W. Wilson, ftegenl-street West, tutor—W. Lester.
Notherttitheetreet, Rotheelsithe, beer retailer—W. G. Balla,
llama-road, latlntion, taller—J. Ham, C/O4olllli, Maelkney-rued,
shoe makar—l. J. ids'-110dre,derras-
JL.ll4lllivitalibeserA

ntspgrik.DENlSllllkawi--
:tont. go. 6. Writ.;;Triturch.aLlves, tiseliney, bakeesastiglawt
—c W. brink, New Yurk Hotel, Leicecerwituareoloctor a medi-
cine- J. Hendersum Murtimeratreet, Cavendish gquare, fur.
g.,Ws wsittant —W. Pearson, kheuhalil'a.niml, Red Unnwquare,
tailor--1 Herring, fen., Apollmbn!litings, Last-street, Walworth,
ugn board writer—G. C. Muultun, Lrunswickwituare, Mauna.
bury, clerk to an ludla•rubber maker.

V ILKINO
J. Richardson, I' nion.row I, cam taro ell, carman—E. Gauguel In,
Moor•terrace, Peckham. Journeyinai, currier—R. White, blue
C..owLstreet, Llimstergquare, dairyman—A. Anoint, Lema,
street, Goodman's-fields, shirt manufacturer—G. Spry, George-
street, Portman.sonare—T Bull, Queen'grong, Ltaiston, Me agent
V. W. Hall, Salishory-dune, &Goo —.IL de N. Incas,
Brookslipetreet, Islington, and St. Martin W. C. Gummi,
Fort Bermondsey, General Poet loam saran—G. W.
Seag,r, Park-street. Carnden.town—J. ?Myra, Albert-street.
Re. :rut's-park, butider—W. Preston, John- net, Adel phi, and
Wych.street, house agent—H. Pont. Glempligrove, Uld Kent-
road, articled clerk to an attorney—F. W. Nooks, Clapham, ear-
my, journeyman baker—C. Dennis, Bristow-street mad Great
Jarnesdtroet, Ho.ton, carpenter—T. Thomas, Newland-tanned,
Remington, tobaccooud—W R. yowler, Handlton.terrace Wad,
Yew-crow, D odder—G. 11. Howell, l'ork•place, Denmark wtrnet,
Camberwell, clerk—R.l' C. Gray, Great Northern Railway Hotel,
Clues-cross, and Longhborouglicoad, Brixton, merchant-0.
Mcßae., Slostyn•terrace, Addlrigton•rnad. Bow, market gardener
—A. iletterhige. Tullerle-street, Hackney-road, journeymen har-
m= maker—V) .H. Dike, Lower Geurgentreet, Chelsea, leather
seller.

ditiIIICATES to be created, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before tho i:oy of meeting.
Sept. 20 W. Iron. Now Brom! strcet, City, underwriter—
Rept. 20. J. Youlkiter, Commercial rood, liturgy, cab proprietor
th. J. Wilson rinnilerland. chincorter._

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rAZTNYIIIIHIPB DintiOLVID.
J. *ldea and 1. Beeny, king-strut, Hammersmith, iron-
Monsters—J. Yrettiratt,./. )(Allison, k. J. Simian, and W. Attie,
Not...in.:ham, cotton doublers, so far u rutuds J. biallison—J.
Manton and E. J. Morton, Manchester and Brulfoni. commis-
sion &unto for the We of cotton yarn—J. Bradford and J. Hoy-
land, !huckster, saw manufacturers—T. Cooper, J. CartUdge,
and T. Bentley, Lawton, Stallordshire, manufactorere of china,
so tar as 'tsars!' T. Bentley—L. Rault and It Michel, Great
Wunter..traet, Clerkennell, yeast contractors—J. Brett and T.
Brett, Bridse.strert, Westminster, tobacconists—G. Lon ;store
and E. Staalky, Manchester, lard rennem—.T. Y. Slarsiand and
A. Lingard, jun., Venchnrch.buildinsw. City, agents—W. B.
Mew, T. P. Mew, A. C. Mew, and G. Valiance, Newport, Isle
of Wight, coal nurchants—J. A. Howe. Goa theam.yarri, City,
and !! .H. Howe, King's Anus-yard, city, farrisre-8. round
and J. Wheeler, Burford, Shropshire. millers—T. Mack and D.
Mack, Greenwich, witeelwrighM—Mary Philips and Ann Gray
Birmingham. manufacturers of metallic perambulators— A, .
ld•Culloch and J. H. tnwitltt, Liverpool, ship store dealers—
Priscilla Hind and W. Hind, Bannar.street, Bt. Luke's, fancy
trimming, manufactures—W. Manning and J. Manning. Chel-
tenham, ironmongers—J. Douglas, 8. Livereadge, W. Patter,
and T. Shepherd, Bradford, Yorksldre, and London, muff mer-
chants—B. Dawes and E. Atterbury, 'Wedombury and Binning'
ham. auctioneen—ft. Btephenson and R. J. Selkirk, Glasgow,
merchants.

SCOTCH SIQUTSTRATIONS.
WILLILX Boq, JAJIES Mr/C111.1.1. and Jove FISCICX, Inagow
and Toronto, Canada West, merchants. Sept. 3, at the Faculty
Glasgow.

PILLI:01 PTIOTHIES, I'ditingston, joiner, Sept. 7, at the Faculty
Hall Glasnow. . _

hihhentLawWit. Oluvw, cabbed maker, Sept. 4, at the Faculty
Nall, Minor .

The statue of Dr. Isaac Watta, at Southampton,
his native town, he, beat commenced. It will be erected
in the public pork in July next, on the anniversary of his
birth. The statue and bamo relieves will be of oicauuk
marble, and the pedestal of polished Abenleen grey granite.
The total height will be nearly twenty feet. The basso
relieved around the pedestal will represent the poet in his
study when a youth ; then in his manhood teaching his
Divine Soup to children, and also as the aged divine and
philosopher. The sculptor is Mr. Lucas, of Cliilworth, near
Mooney. bird Palmerston has several times visited the
studio of the sculptor. and has manifested considerable In-
terest in the erection of the statue.

WEST LUMBERLAND Einertoe.—The election of
a representative for the western ihrisioe of the county of
Cumberland, consequent upon the death of General Sir
Henry Wyndham, K.C.8., took place on Monday, at
Ctekermouth. Captain the Hon. Perry Wyndham, a nephew
of the deceased general, was put forward by the conserva-
tives, and as no candidate was produced by the other side,
ble return was unopposed. The hustings were erected in •
Geld closely adjoining the Castle. About half .past ten tho
high sheriff (Mr. P. 11. Howard, Eeq.) took his place on the
wooden erection, accompanied by G. G. Mounsey, Esq„ and
the Rev. :,:ilward Fawcett. He was quickly followed by the
candidate and his friends, embracing many of the most in-
fluential enumerative. in the country. By this time • pretty
large and respectable crowd hail gathered in !rent of the hust-
ings. Towards the close of Mr. Wyndham's speech, the door
of the hustings, which had given sundry warnings that it
would bear its burthen no longer. came down with a loud
crash, and its occupants were let down in a body to the
ground by an unpleasant maxim Members of parliament,
magistrates, and gentlemen tilling ofilees of different do-
gems of dignity sad importance, were to he seen scrambling
from the ruins to • plans et safety. Reporters lost their
note-books ; ooe gentleman, In grasping for something to
hold by, brought down aa ink bottle and its contacts upon
Ms own bead ; and another gentleman lost his watch, or
rather his watch lost him, for when it was found and pro-
claimed by the High Sheriff, no we was there to own it ;
other. received scratches, or torn clothes—and many more
were shaken. We only beard of ow serious injury. A
poor fellow named James Burns—ti well.known Cocker-
mouth Radical— hid his arm broken, and WILI braised in
other respects. The boa gentlemen was nominated by
Lord X WM/WIC and secooded by Mr. Hoskins.

A greet demonstration took place at Hell on
Monday, cm the own* of pleating the first ivies in the
People's Park. The lend, twentv-seven acres in extent,
had been given to the town by k C. Poona, Esq. the
Mayor of -Hull, and for acme time pent the festivities a
comation with the ceremony had been anticipated with
greet interest. The town wan thronged by an exceedingly
large number of pereo.e, and legs and beans were almost
innuniessige. 7be corporate bodies, and most of the ar-
tillery and rile corps of Yorkshire and Lincolnabin nen
randarear the Town Hall about noon, and the streets
about for • considerable distance were on-
lied by the friendly societies, with their itgv. has.
, nen. and costly regalia. These were formed into pron.
' eks manta to steed over an area of about three
waiss, sited Reded to the Park-ground, at the head of the
' pareemien the Park Committee, followed by the band
at OP ark Militia. Lieut.-CoL Samuelson, acting
haftpdia, Lea Waldeck, the reviewing officer, and the
Won =dm of the battalion. The let Battalion, under
the seinand of Major Haworth said stall, comprisedthe let
Nast Yon Artillery (Bridlington ad Flannel, 2nd East
Artillery (Filey), Ist and 2nd Linseashire Artillery
(Bone and Grimsby). The 2nd Battahrea, ander the com-
mand of Captain Dobson, cumin of the 4th But Riding ;
eight c,onipatun sad the let West
Artillery from under the command
ilitifleTfaptain Chamberlain. The 3rd Battalion in-
chided the Ist, 2nd, 4th, Bth, 9th, and 12th Lambe
shire Rifles, from Lincoln. Loath, Bootoo. Grimsby, HODS.
castle, and Barton, and was wider the command of
Major Anne. The 4th Battalion, under the command
of Madsemnpris the floe companies forming the
Hull the whole numbering about 1,600 men.
Iransedistely ter the volunteers came the civic procession,
ecapriming the mayor, members of parliament, and the
muds guest', the next in order being the sheriff, town
clerk, and corporation, followed up by the magistrates of
the that Riding and the borough, Captain Randolph and
officers of her Majesty's 'hip Cornwallis, the foreign coon*
the wardens and elder brethren of Trinity House and Dock
Company, the governor and guardians of the poor, chairman
and members of the Hull Mechanics Institute. Then came
the allegorical part of the and the friendly and
beset societies, who were in great force on the occasion,
Inn lodges having come from Leeds, Lincoln,
Grimsby, Boston, Loath, Burlington, Filey, Driffield,
Hones, and Beverley, the whole poicesiori numbering
between thirty and forty thouread, and the commencement
ling in the Park before the rear had left the Town-hall.
On Se heed of the procession arriving in the Park, the
brigade was merehed round the review ground and formed
into line in boot of the platform, where they remained
I during the ceremony of the presentation of the Park and
planting of the firrt tree. The volunteers having taken the
position described above, and the whole of the bodies form-
the procession having also located themselves, the
Mayor Z. C. Purism, Esq., then placed himself in position,
sad, iiiiiisted by the clerk to the local board, C. S. Todd,
executed the deed of conveyance of the land to the local
board. The land, which is situated within • mile and •
quarter from the town, in one of the most suitable localities
in the neighbourhood, comprises twenty-seven acre*, and,
when completed, will form • meet pleasant and attractive
place of public revert, and will supply a want which haa
long been felt in Hull. The ceremony of thy presentation
was followed by the review of the four battalions by Lord
Wedlock. The signal for the commencement of the review
was givta by the brigade-lieutenant, Colonel Samuelson.
The battalions then formed at quarter distance column in
gear of their right companies. They were then formed in
line of contiguous columns on the leading battalion. The
oomniand us., then given to march past in slow time, on
which the whole et She brigade took ground to the right
in fours ; wheeled round the first point by the command
" front turn ;" at the second point wheeling in close
column at the double into the saluting base, where they
were halted. The battalions were then opened out by suc-
cessive companies at saluting distance from the front and
marched past in slow time. The 'Soled the column toxin
pawed the reviewing officer, the command was given to
break into quick time, upon which the whole of the men
stepped off, wheeled round the various points, and
.agaiu
the reviewing flag. On arriving in their original
forattion they were formed into line, and order was given
for the ranks to be opened, and on • signal given by the
brigadier the whole lone advanced, and having been brought
to the halt, saluted. The inspecting officer then advanced
and delivered a complimentary address to the battalions.
I The ranks were then closed, and the Hull battalions marched
to their reedesvous, where dinar hod been providedlby their
lofikers ; the volunteers from • distance were provided with
to fres of expense in Marge marque lean adjoin- I
irgegirdrffihe review. which lmted 'env half an hoer over.
the mayor's guests, to the number of WO. adjournecAo the J
Station Hotel, where a most sumptuous banquet had been
provided. Amongst those who had accepted invitations,
were Lord Wedlock, Lord Hotham, Lord Ashley, Mr.
James Clay, DI. P., Mr. J. Some, M.P., the Master Cutler
elect of Sheffield, 8.. Jackson, Faq., Wright Mellor, Esq.
(High Constable of Huddendield), Sir t.11,02.7.00cii1hd:
Ma, es of Halifax, Southampton,
Grunsby, Boston. sad Loath, and Lord Ma-72r . York ; Mr.
Sheriff Hodge, Major Maunaell, Fast York Militia; George
Leeman, Esq., Colonel Layard, officers of her Majesty's ship
Cornwallis, Lieutenant-Colonel Teak, and all the officers of
Volunteer Corps attending the review. Other festhitiu
took place in various parts of the town. The number of
people on the ground during the day was immense,
upwards of 40.000 tickets having been sold by Saturday
night, and the cheap trips from all parts nearly doubled thet
number.