The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-02 00:00:00

THE HAVALOOIIIIIIO2IAL 7172171.

A deputation from the committee of the Havelock
old Peed had an taterview with Viscount Palmer=Memo-
tardily morning. There were present—The Earl of
bury the Right Hon. H. U. Addington, the Hon. A. Kin-
yard, LP., Sir Edward Hulse. Bart., Sir James Duke,
Onesral Bir Harry Smith, Bart., G.C.8., Bir 8. Moo.
ton Peto. Bart., General Sir William F. Williams of Han,
Bart, K.C.8., Admiral Sir Baldwin W. Walker But.,
R.C.8., Sir James Great, C. 8., J.G.H„ Colonel Sir
Dumas Mad= Sir John Losis, Sir Macdonald Ste-
rfaMr. °region, H.P. Mr. George Moffatt,
ir. P. F. Robertson,- 111. P., Mr. W. Roapell, Y.P.
Mr. liaeriß. Sheridan, H.P., Lientenant-General De la
letoiZaC. Major-Gemal Dunces Sim, Major Adair,
Morriemvuletot.C., Mr. Chrhtopter Rawson, and
Mr. Akrumdm

The depatatlea ropteeted permission to have a site In
Trafalgar-name set apart tot the purposes of the oomali
with a view to the ereation of monument to the pliant
hero Biz Hen Havelock, the monument to be eapported
by a bass brawl saouA to retard the names of the ofßoers
wLo aoresapseled the dammed general along that path of
flu" whisk safied fa the relief of Cawapore sad Lncknow,
together with a tall ralinaos to the regtmeats so honourably
eesociated with them mate.

Lord Palmerston replied to the deputation by
his warm sympathy with the object of the committee,
said that although there were certain conventionalities that
prevented • definite reply to the request of the committee at
once, still he would con &r with the proper persona, and com-
municate with the deputation in two or three days.
The deputation, which was introduced by the Bari of
Ithaftesbnry and the Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P., having
acknowledged the satisfactory reception given to them by the
noble lewd, retired.

Among the names of those officers who fell in the
succeedol struggle to deliver the long beleaguered garrison
of Lacknow occurs that of William Temple Thompson, of
the 82nd Regiment. It is a name already chronicled in the
annals of fame. The heroic exertions of his gallant brother
in the siege of Ears have become matter of history, and his
early death awakened universal sympathy and morrow. The
decreed landed at Calcutta on the 22nd of October; he
advanced by forced marches and joined Sir Colin Campbell
on the 14th of November before Locknow ;. on the 18th he
fell mortally wounded in the moment of victory, the single
°Mote of his element, the only one of his brigade who com-
menced and closed his career in this brilliant achievement.
La Zingara (the Bohemian Girl), which will be
regmment4 for thalami time, at Her Majesty's Theatre, on
Saturday next, Is enriched in the wend act by a pm entitled
La Bonne stsdieferre. Mr. Belle has composed the murk ex-
pressly for this occasion ; the melodies are light, catching,
original, and extremely dementia This pretty pas may be
called • divertissement, if we may judge by the different
dances of which it le composed :-1. Pastorale, /ladles.
Morlacchl and Pasquale. 2. Tarantella, Maths. Clavehle
and the wpm de ballet. S. Sans d' action damn* Stalks.
Cloven*, korlaceid, Paean* and the corps de ballet. 4.
Variations, Msdllss. Yorlsechl and Pasquale. 6. Waite,
Yana. Cloven'. Oelop Behind..,by the principal dan-
cers end the carp! de belle. This new end varied pea is the
eoLnifitsohbtrimar./dreot, the talented *satire slur &snots
PITIABLE LAMSe OP ails FRENCII Pease.—l
take the mere this morning as • specimen pf orbit the Owns
is redeem& fo. The [last In seniority, rank, and talent, the
Aaron' lie INbets, contains a brief summary of in
from India taken from the English papers, from Nwertelitarr,
from Maxim, from Hayti, and the Timms Gaulle. The net
of Its first and second page is occupied with extracts most
cautiously selected from the European and
The
journals re from the French Nonce sr. The third
page contains a review of literary works, and the fourth ad-
vertisements and theatrical news. The only original article
In the ministerial journal, the Oriutittitioand, is one on
Cochin China, extracts from the Monitrer, as a matter of
course, and an article front one of your morning contempo-
raries on H. de Pendiny's speech to the Lord Mayor and
the London corporation. It is only. just to observe that
the translatices of these articles into French are ex-
tremely well dons—so well, indeed, that it is difficult
to see which is the original or which the translated, which I
take to be the highest merit in • translator. Then follow
the wall satracts, still more cautiously selected, from the
Baropess pvax, a
,fesniktoss on the reception of M. E.
Auger by- the Pron.* Academy, and ad ents. The
Pays Ills a good part of its first page with Y. Granter de
Casegase's thunder taken from the thaatifutionied of ye*.
terda , then attracts, and then advertisement.. One good
tun desrvr another; and I suppose the Cbsaitutestel of
to-morrow will re-copy its own articles from the Pays. The
only original matter In the S,irl• lea long and elaborate
article about The Horse of Henry IV. on the Pont Neal,
and that of Louis XIV. in the Place des Vicinires," and
mosloal fete:Moe. The deeds has found it prudent to rr
bparssers Its entertaining Sunday article, the Chronique Rob.
dowadairo. The other papers present very nearly the same
dismal appearance, sa far se original matter is cenarned.—
Paris Corresposdent of Aims.
" The Emperor Alexander," says a St. Petersburg
letter, he. just ordered the re-organnation of the society
formed by Catherine 11., for promoting the progress of Goer
memo in Roasts. The capital of the society has increand
to 1,700,000 fr., exclusive of a hones estimated at
rXld,=.l The savior rendered by it were, however in-
the occupation of the members consisting la
tto~~readthe minfeprevious ig
sitting, all the.: did of
them. An old general arta" am president. At one caPtrloievelate
sittings a member rose and proposed that a plan should be
drown out so as to reader their labours more useful, when the
president put himself into a violent passion and ion
silence on the speaker. This scene came to the ears of the
Emperor, and led to the above order."

THE LINEN TN-int.—After a man of rare iner-
tia and dulness, the market Ise while goods begins to stir
lip end asie wry far Mtn for the sedge trade have been
received lee the Wel brava. The geodesy felt about the a-
oeseeleilenel alas fade iney be sid abe quieted now
tail the Madeg plate been gird, and thst the provosts
el• .entente enearl set nem /lathy mimed. Brows
limns et the pelliserekete were petty hasty supplied this
week. The gender of that clan of good" in the hands of
makers are mei law the usual reege from the fact that
holders have hod kegs lots Marched daring the winter.
Stocks of brown inns are, thsrehre, much below the
average of the am period of last year. Yams sell in large
parcels, with Ittmews tittle advance in value. High counts
are very Ars in ell gnshties. sells at about the rates of
last week—say, 3s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per stone for hand-scotched
and 7s. 3d. to 12.. for quiet.—Utter
Ammer.

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DUBLIN TRADE.—The revival of trade does not,
however. keep pace with cheap money, as the contutry pro-
duce of all kinds is increseingry difficnlt deals. Cora is alas
vim dull, and altogether the prospects of business are any-
thing but enoouragisg. We also regret very much to have
to report • good nosy small failures daring the last few
daps, and though we do net look for any considerable stop-
page, we fear that the depressed state of trade during the
pest winter will be productive of more small failure.
at Amongst those this week re rted are two of a very unfa-
vourable character, the having absconded, leaving
behind them what ars to be f bills and mon-
:idea Amongst ahem, a ynspecte house has been
defrauded to a oonaiderable amount by means of • forged
Weir of guarantee. Bosse of the beaks have also, it Is said,
..feed from forsythia or supposed forgeries.—/Vennon'e

7111/. DUTY ON BPTRITS.—There hu been a
format report in Tartan likely to be well informed that the
t intend to Sm ire the duty on spirits all over
Ctmbiritais kingdom. have long ben watching ea
opparnalty of doing on, it is only too likely the present
print may be eonsidered a favourable one for making the
attempt.—Dablis Aroundoe a Axonal.
THE LZVIATHAN.—The steamers ply in between
Landes-bridge end Gnomish carried inumne
numbers cd=ali eor le see a • win embed
as gnat an The linmem of e the Any candelletted
Wyly to ism = the number of tbe Mime te the bas at
ell the made Awl sem Ilesisd an the wormy sisemeM Our
with bat mmenswe mesas
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safely flamed ci one boy and twe 'lrk Mensa
1 mid &Ursa ere ell defog well.—Glarres Daly Mag.