The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-14 00:00:00

TO TIN IDITOR or rl■ IXTRESS.

you afford imam In your columns
for a Meier* view of the various cane which led to the
failure ller eta I rally think it must he earibmil) at the
Olympfe en theft eveang—• mak wkke. maw by
my owe team argeetnind the ealirse eray Cork
se it deaden lid the author. 84i60 the ha sore was
over I bared that I diseased the elemts, not of wooer,
but halm However, I MI pre _that by ter the preen& The
plat Me shindy
es milleintafratereash sad I will thirefore
auderallito Wes Darts by I
the
petionlarly struck.
• doer, the last sere was the sprielly fatal point,
rage ails fey own theory no le the oar of failure. Pa
ea li err ban us In the pipe of HoussAold Voris,
Pipe whew aed written in the powerful style that Wllide
Gana accred, ft would, doubtless, have larreed
it embre with peealeel the holies which he weal hem
fil when Movie! viably before ye, auth of
=rd and aped Leo me ass If we can berm the
term The maniac and. the anamese (artiense is later
if net ilf_fi2st the drunkard awl the maga bad, keened a
with attar doe Wart, _l it the 0:460
=ha— vt7ii.st aired ca this tsA ear we now too
much of it, ead, by ems slight dliemes le the wears the '
winding up of the sere led Men lambi set in the light and
warmth of the seepena sherbse, the read it the " joy-
bells" at the dose meld have wad kr besegmees, and
right have hem Megla with beer here.
The grasp, es rentitined abews, we weld have ma with-
eat Mb( reeked. The epee. of the bra door from
Mein, and the abed ina el Us ishatheat wavering
Ms way deth, were tidap M be Megiesd, not seem,
ern when hared by the Wares it the bra hung with
alb drapery , elerically arranged In app eer imitation
of • Ream toga bat the walk across the she, the sae*
seed veless, the alt, the rwastreace, doe all pm threat
by • jar awaited hum • deills leanse,
tsssii
adols:s two month? irk whisk had .acerbldea
brad, was teak Map milkee be
Ira-
gie sae. Assam this he welsh I mese the me.
eeemeat
to am tes maw b ouvarlbk sad widalt
eo an ewers to Um melba a k the mhos
=1 base aggriel), ante are *ably as babe due
le the meter of this setae; we Ikea Mat absorb-
hi Minuet to the Wary of the Prelim sewer Madre to
the belheees ; the iles that ire are to mitres the seikag
of that M. Mee .ever yet width be emery of man
has Mem lewd to toned, had* 'weirs us;
spite deer inewi that the amebae' meted
we are MY le ilseeregsret; miliely the Mai efttli
dial seers—ft name the tee we awe is ears lapliere
'hat awful eseekwhich even in aniagellen esemire with
horror the be sJ and guilty wawa bare es. What
follows rend that would tact arab the tepee ef a
sleeping infant ; a sound which of Mar reduces as result
whatever, Whig apparently to reach the eiee of say of the per-
sons whose attentka it wee intended to drew to the spot. Not
thus would our imsginations have filled up (or rather ham
left unfilled) the details of this fearful picture had the author
pared it Mere as in the peps of a romance; not thus
should it have been avenged for the stage.
A sound adkretly for its object should
certainly have ben mil them, if not at once closed is,
footsteps shoal here Immdd dews staircases and through
earldom Inner Mee Who( their red glare on the pre-
vise* &Wessel sera gel are—why the wooer thew=
had Mid Me lethe ; he, sed te sayer
—.(ad
I tartlet memento of thres-fourthe of then= es
will se any own) —we were more interested for be Machums
lerreespe lama the faithful Have. Little enough, I her,
card we he Mee er Me worthy master. as they rood hand-
le-hemi leers us : ear sympathies had vanished with the
sibeetive culprit who had wandered away to die. AM hare
we leech upon what I consider the real cause of the failure.
It mem to me to be a mistake to let the gated* Wheat of
=NM ups • bed woman end • geed sea, Ide sot
talk* bosom 1 am a meow no ing lot I my
this. Ido really Wave that an sadism Mb It; red mar
shiest OD Kra Stirling'. delineation of the pophive 4610
ewer mulped her °mealy was, I email aired hay dot
the emblem in Why ha Mime the men seemied
sway no mach by • eldeekemt takpahm, them to
hie le atom kw the mate bee her to lehmtlag his,.
Am as • add iml • memiwee, as by • wiek to ',plead Me
eedag. In Mt, i eharaMme thesis have been ream&
Newews, I dire use dwell ea At point. having already
miter es stash. IMO thereby* break off. Meanwhile, aa
I have malteds Is whet geed fele—aspersed no charmer
end Mimed se ad—l may venture to withhold my alma
and s meta stanty pun, he.,
AN ENGLISHWOMAN.

SOUTH-WEST MIDDLESEX AORICI7LIVE4L
ASSOCIATION.

HINSON, !MAR HOUNSLOW, WRDICLIDAY.
The twisty-wood annual meeting of the mem-
bers of this mioclation was held this day, order the presi-
densy Um Hight Hoe. Visional VILLISRS, There was a
thow te Meek sad poultry, and a *ogling match. The
show of Meek was exonlant, both in qnsatity and quality,
sad wee a &eddied lapromment upon that of former years.
The Maser teak Paw le a large teat mouth in the rem of
the Rose end Cern Ina, sad besides the noble president,
Mr. Rebury, M.P. • Hs. G. Byag, ILP. • Rev. Mr.
Delenrgh, Went Dwayne ; Mr. Montgomery, sad shout one
hushed potheent sad yeomen of the dislike were present.
The 'wool loyal nests having ban digmed 01,
The Chtatimut proposed the" Lord meant and Ma-
gnaw, of the County "—(eleven)—which was imported
es ky
Mr. KONTOOIIIIY, who, in the morn of his remarks,
mid the prises Mem to agncultural labourers were inadequate
to the emirs rendered by them. (Hoar, hear.) Hs thought
societies of this kind ought to be based so se to give a ens
after 90 or 30 rare' service not a mere prise of 21. or 60e.,
bet ea amen ince of 34, so es to secure his living rent free
the voissisdat of his life. (Hear, hear.) It wee not enough
wefts • man even 51. for one day's labour, alter feet.. of
toll sad peremenuice to attain that height of excellence.
(neer, bear.) Skilled agricultural labourers ought to held
• pennon according to their worth, and in his opinion It
wee thaw to rive an industrious and skilful men 30s. a week
thee to jive 10a. a week to an unskilled and idle man.
The CHAIRMAN next briefly proposed the health. of the
meaty membeo. (Cheery)
Mr. H•NRURT, M.P., SI senior county member, mum'
tioako. In reference to the rule of the society which prealsded
lies tram entering upon politics, he said—l think it may had
that the inenthetB cf the metropolitan county should be de-
prived of asps...wing their opinions on questions of great ire-
portame, but I will not trench on the interesting subject
of politics, oth. r than to congratulate you and the country at
large on the pretest state of affairs. The war in India is, by
Oars blessing, happily concluded. ("Hear." and cheers.)
The treaty waft Chine, which will be alike great in its residue
to ogriookum and commerce, is now settled, and the financial
mood of the country, I may say without feared oontradio.
tim, le mod sausfacm7. (" Hem' and chews.) Her Ma-
jeery's mbentem may be better en et :plan than in
allerllimor _he. at agriculturaidinners. ("Heer7kl
a lough I think next amain of parliament will prove
I am not In the wrong in that respect—(htar, beer)—bat I
will not go further into the subject. It gives me great plea-
airs to be palest on this occasion, and I sincerely wish ens
to the tessociatioc. I believe amicaltere, by the ha-
movements and discoveries that might be made In science, if
brought to bear to it, might be advanced and enhanced by
such association* as these, which tend to promote science,
-.ndustry, and labour connected with the land.
The Hon. Ct. BT NO. M.P., also returned thanks, and after
expressing his ditticul,y la finding • topic as which to speak,
politica being excluded, said—Like many other members
if parliament—l did not go to Cherbourg on our
Queen'. lASI visit, and therefore I cannot make bad jokes
shoot the French people, which permit me to say I regret
having read and heard of. and which ere not calculated to
yeomen that cordial and generous intercouree that I wish
always to see exist between two such great nations ass Spi-
ked NW Elear," and chewy) With these de-
ntine beke. ma, whet eon I say f Why, simply thie—l
quite agree with Mr. Hannay in the advantages of them
audetha, from their bang • ground on which whist and tory
can meet and agree, without those contattioni that gene-
may arise he L.-mien= with politica, and la wishing pros-
perity lo agrulture we with prosperity to our oonntn..
(Hair, beat.) In canclusion, I wish pressevity to 'O-
utlaw.; I Isiah prosperity to the agricultural labourer, whose
sealed position sad dwellings I believe the farmers are daily
ilortwhtit ; and prosperity to those unions that produce the
Itiondly latercourm and good feeling that saints between all
them la this happy country. As their representative, it
wadi he Ids duty out to support the interest* of one elms or
breach, be. what I inhere to be for the general benefit of the
country.
nate &eel cther toasts followed, and the proceedings termi-
d.

A SCHOONER ON FIRE.—SELFAIIT, OCT. 11.--
Yemeeday evening, • little before t o'clock, • Ire broke oat
it. the a:bociam Margaret, of Haywood, moored outside the
Jane, at Quemia Q tay. Bopernuisarary constable Rowan-
i7ll, havisig dtaoovered the accident pow the alarm, sad
scrim atm* were taken by the tauten; sad sailors about to
have the dre extingc.iehe4, but in • few minutes it was men
that it could not be pet out by the means at hand, tied •
neereencer wee despatched to the polio—office for an engine
mad the brigade. Mr. Cockburn sad hi• assistants started
of with all promptitude, taking with them an engine mod
tender. Mr. Lindsay, of the day force, and Iwo:noes
Magee cad Dunlop, of the harbour poling, were
4.0 in attendance, with titer met. A good
sal-
of mew .11.4 got, without loss of time,
and,
la the course of an hour, the ire was com-
pletely ecteheed. On investigating the seem end eon-
reof the dearer, it we. moortaleed then the arta,
volt) lad game to Elolreeml, Avebe meldse, cm
oho nee end is embetret mew nwey ea
&raft *OA, lowfai • trees
eget 16. wird It'Ll4ht.
la eherre. midlonesed weal return the &Iberia.
mseekei. bee 4111 set ems ell ley yeeteedey awl se-
mei* le the emesst the igloo et tie mew, he watt
awry le look foe the wafte rid ke memehme the emmilt7
took place In the shim. Ileme_ seek It le hellowei.
hsrb. talks oat of the stem, lOW Its meet lemestistely
iellolaleg. sad the teem OM v./ ewe the emenment
A. the venesi tcommetely or is hawk, tr 4.llreatiost wee
wellhead to tha cable mil min sheet. The edit h,y wee
amen primmer, and le deseleml et the pike cam to see
.hetbee the owner or aria have any charge of negfigonao
against Juni.