The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

GARIBALDI'S RIFLES.

TO TEI EDITOR 01 TEE lIPRZBB.

Sts,—We continue to receive from English friends
to the Italian came ocatributiona to the subscription opened
by Garibaldi for the purchase of a million of mtukets,o for

dottrel Italy. Amongst others, Lieutenant-General Sir
Henry Banbury, Bart., K.C.8., boa forwarded to it the atm
of 501.

Several of these oostributore have urged me to publish •
list of the English subscriptions, as an inducement to follow
their exempts.
But it is my duty to protect my country's cause from mis-
conception. It I publish theses lists, I may be supposed to
do so se inviting the English to subscribe, and msy be again
soothed of wanting self-respect.
I thought, however, that without incurring their hiding-
don, I might pray you to insert, es you were kind enough to
do on the 13th instant, my reply to an anonyms' eon.
bibelot, whose letter, expressing the hops that his offer and
those of other Englishmen would not be rejected oa moment
of the oat* of the Trims, you had published.
In that reply I stated :

" Althertils the appeal of Garibaldi to addressed to the
Italians only; and although the annoyance to which we
ware subjected by the Times for having simply requested
Lord Shaftesbury to form a committee to receive contributions
Mired through the journal. by several Englishmen, for the
purpose of sending arms to Central Italy, obliges as to avoid
me the suspicion that we ask aid from the English, still it
would appear =courteous end ungrateful in us to reject the
persistent and spontaneous offer of our English friends."
But should this duty of gratitude also stimulate us to
reader public the list and names of the contributors P

After mature refleetien 1 decided in the affirmative, what-
ever might be the malignant interpretation of the Weer-
series of the Italian imam.

I beg you, therefore, to publish this letter and the en-
closed list eleontributione received up to the present mo-
ment, sod to permit ma in fetes to forward from Iticse to
time the root for insertion—l em, &a.,

G. F. AVEgANI.

3, Vernon-place, Blaansbar,
London, W.C., Oct. 21.

Madam Frederic West, 201.; A. D. White, 10s.; a am-
Moat reader of the Deftly News, 51.; an Englishman, 101. ;
L. Horner, 11. ;W. T. Menem; SI.; hoary Lyell Si.
Colums. 11. Is.; Llentesant-Gaorasl Sir Henry Baabary,
Bart., H.C.8., ; Charles James Foz Baabory, E.q.,
21.; 84 Churl.. Lyell, IL; Lady Lyell, U., Xi
Harm, IL; John Draper, 11. ls.

THE PRESS LN TURKEY.

TER GREAT WTIALVE REMOVAL ;1;
SOUTBAMPTON WATAR.
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(IRON ova OWN CORRISPONDENTI

While the Great Eastern was lying off Portland
it was stated in the /mess that It vu probable she
would be brought to Southampton Water, end that auto-
mat has now been warmed. This morning the following
ststement appeared in handbills, which were freely circulated
through the town

Southampton Clrunber of Commerce,
• Thurd►y night, Oct. 20.

" The President his great satisiactk7n in informing the
members and inhabitants generally that he hat received the
following communication from one of the directors, by which

it will be been that a sucomatul result rewards the exertions
of this chamber In obtainhig the location of this splendid
ship at Southampton:
" ' On bawd Great Eastern, off Holyhead, 0c4.19.

Dear Sir,—We have agmrd to go to &ruthampece. Clef
the moceinp rely. I shall be in tows to-morrow andlrridag,
if you wish to me me.
" I am, deer air, your obedient servant,
"'L. S. !denims.
P.S. She will leave tide harbour within ten days: "

The inhabitants of the town were thrown into a ;nate of

pleasurable excitement by this sun" —ocumensen rat. Then is i;
doubt but that this remit is dos to the untreated exertiocs
of Mr. 3. R. 'Robbing (president of the Chamber of Com-
merce), Mr. Banat (secretary), sad W. Hedger (dock-
master of this port). Them geatlemen have had several
interviews with the directors, and the arguments which
they brought forward in favour of briegag the Great Eastern
to this poet were death a character se to induce the directors
to conclude that there is no port in England more favourably
situated for the present station and future rendezvous of the
leviathan ship.
Independently of its local beauties, its clam proximity to
London, and its being a favourite resort for visitors, South-
ampton Is situated so es to command the greatest number of
persons to view the great ship. About 40 first-oboe steam-
ships series from and depart to various parts of the globe
daring each month. The Peninsular and Oriental Company
despatch eight Mips each month to the Mediterranean and
the Peninsula. and the same number belonging to this com-
pany strive from the East Indies, China, Australia, the
Working, the Merlitraranesa, sad the Peninsula. Averaging
each ship, en he arrival and departure, to contain 100 pas-
sengers (which et all times of the year is probably below the
average), 1,000 strangers would visit Southampton every
month; whilst it ie eatirosted that for army pea-
merger who embarks from this port two friends
attend such psageogrr to the ship, it will be seen
that the number of visitors In 02012811011 with this com-
pany alone amounts to 3,200 monthly. In connection with
the Royal Mall Company six steam ships arrive and depart,
to and from the West belies, Brasil, and River Plate,
each month, the average of whose passengers (say 160 each)
would realise 950 visitors ; and if the same calculation is
made respecting the friends who witness their departure, an
addition of 1,900 visitors would arias from this source. Then

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rat for the United Stake during the month. On Wednee-
day last the steamers Argo sad Bavaria kit hue for New
York with 760 pasanigers; and a few weeks slues no less a
number than 969 paseongers left this port for New York in
one day; 'inlet the possengers who WI for kesiga pork
on the same day amounted, In all, to fifteen hun-
dred. The steamers width leave this port for New York
have their rendezvous at Bremen, Hamburg, and Haws, and
keel a ready communication with the Contusent. Them is
tadats and Ha. • a hi- kly a bays.. this port between ben the Chanst
Ireland; whilst steamers to the hie steamer
of Wight and Ports-
mouth make hourly pampa. .

There am other' sidvanletz in connexion with this port
which will tend to induce directors to make it the place
of call and departure. The above statistics will show that
the Great Eastern would secure at this port &greater number
of pasesegen than could be obtained elsewhere. With re-
finance to cargo, the same advantages would be
gained, owing to the constant COMMISIiOIOOII with the
Continent, the miles, aocommodation to all parts of
England, and Its short dlitanoe from the metropolis; whilst
fur spire and refitting Southampton pommels the largest
tad and the most skilled workmen between London and
the Clyde. It la estimated that to lay down moorings suit-
able fur the great ship will cost 1,0001. It has been gua-
ranteed that this expense shall not tell upon the company,
and the harbour commimioners have also waived all dues.
There are three positions in the river where the great ship
amid be moored, cue near Calideott Cut* shout six mike,
and the others being respectively four and two mile* from
the town. It to probable that the chosen spot will be at
the lour.mile distance, which will be one mile below
where her Majesty's frigate Dauntless Is stationed,' and
nearly opposite the new Victoria Military Hospital at Netley.
In either of these places there will be more than sufficient
depth of water, with ample room for the ship to swing, with-
out imp Wring the navigation ; but it is likely that she will be
moored "fore and aft," and than prevent the necessity of
swinghig at the change of the tide. Kr. Bowyer, of this port,
has been chosen for her pilot. He will accompany the ship
from Holyhead, when she will be under the control of a sea
pilot, and he will take charge of her outside the Needles.
Although there would he no difficulty in bringing the ship
through the Needles pessage and up the Solent Sea,
It is Intended to bring her round the Isle of
Wight and op the Esat Channel, passing through Spilka'd
and to the westward of the Brambles. The Military Hos-
pital, • quarter of a mile in length, with znagefficent propor-
tions to oorreepond, and great architectural beauty. standing
on a cliff, with the Great Eastern, 700 feet lorse,oo
almost immediately beneath, will form eplendid objects for
the thousands of foreigners wb, pass up and dowa South-
ampton Water in the mail packet*. Southampton has now
a direct railwey communication from Brighton almost to
Falmouth, along the south and south western coact; also
. .

with the west and north-won of Eoglead, through Motel
and Salisbury, and with all other parts of the country by the
Lthdon and South Western Railway. No place in the
kingdom mown Southampton in the number of commo-
dious hotels which have bean built for the accommodation of
the thseengers by the mail packets. There are also plenty
of small steamers to run every half-hour to the great ship
with rialto's, who can them be conveyed to her from the docks
or pier in 20 minutes. There I. reason to believe that the
government will lend the Southampton Chamber of Com-
merce moorings for the great ship until permanent ones can
be matte and laid down. A grand demonstration will be
made by the town's people to celebrate the Great Eastern
coming here to take up her winter quarters.
Ate board meeting, held at the Great Eastern chip, at
Holyhead, on Wedoesday afierno4n, the date of departure
fur America was postponed sine die, and orders were given
that all money paid tor passages to the States should be re-
turned. Probably in shunt two months from this tiros—the
directors say in lees than one—the Great Resters will
proceed to Lisbon, Cadre, and Gibraltar, and return to
England previous to her voyage to Portland, United States.

AN ENERGETIC EDITOR.—The Aberdeen Journal
hem the following :—" Our spirited neighbour, the Banff-
shire Reporter, came out half-size on Saturday fortnight, sad
contained a request that the subeetthera would swept it
gratis, as the cocupoeitnes is the office had taken a St of
dentin:maws and left the office empty. As might be ex-
pected, this shameful conduct on the part of the workmen
cellei forth their employer's indignant denunciations. Bet
the week following we find the paper nick. its appearance as
usu.], but with the following notice.—' The Beporter of this
week is entirely composed by ourselves and our family, and
subwrit era will, It ie hoped, on that amount, excuses errors.'
We ere bound so say that the workanathip wee only kw
creditable than the spirit end rethlution with which diffi-
culties so great were surnmuived."
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS: The Vend
weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday et
; Mr. J. Thweiter In the chair. The financial statement
• gave a total balance of 414,0611. 6a. ; goveineuent securities,
16,8811. 16e. A deputation tram the ratepayers of the '
of Greenwich attended the board to present a me upon
the subject of the rate of Is. W. in the pound amused by the
board upon that parish, and now fu the coarse of collection.
The deputation sea introduced by Mr. Bristow, M.P., which
included Mr. Angerstein sad Mr. Alderman Salomon', the
members for the borough. Mr. Richardson, a member of
the deputation, addressed the board, stating that as there
were now heavy calls upon the fatherless of Greenwich,
they hoped that the precept of the board would not be wowed
at present. The memorial wu referred to the Finance
Committee. On the recommendation of the Main Drainage
Cummitte., it was resolved •• That the offer of Mr. E.
Daglieh, to deliver a new high-pressure engine of 70 nominal
hone power, with two eels of pumps, for the mouth of the
Earl Sewer, Deptford, and an additional 30-horse power en-
gine, if hereafier found neuron, be accepted," An order
was pawed directing that a formal application be made to the
Secretary of State for the Home Department, for tab cement
that the board should take compulsorily the lands required
for the outlet sewer, south of the Thames.
NEw Mission IN BF.TIINAL-GREIF.N.—An
content mission has been opined under the sanction of the
Bieber, of London, in one of the rout densely populated and
degraded district" of the metrom.lis—that of St. Matthias',
Bethnal-green. Some time aims" the Leaden Church Build-
ing Society bought a piers of wocuid in the district, and upon
this the incumbent (the Rev, J. Cisibourae) M erecting a tem-
porary iron church, to contain 40d open wets. The coot of
the churls will te 6301., of which about 801. remains still to
be raieed. A clergyman is provided for in the district by the
Church Pastand-Aid Society, bur the amount of ignorance
which prevails, notwithstanding the great exertions of the
clergy, Ia appalling.
BRITISH Alussum.—Mr. John Wilson, who has
been Messrs. Baker.s priecipal foremen of works here for
mere than twenty years, has been appointed, through the re-
cominendatkin of Mr. Partin', Mr. Siam" Smirke, and others,
clerk of the weeks, in the room of Mr. Dentition, who We
held that appointment for 24 years, and who, we believe,
curies with him iu Lie retirmuent the goodwill and "teem of
all who bare had occasion to transact basins with him.
The saw isppr,issment, which its under government, ennuis a
residue° en the immerse. It to believed Mr. Cat will suc-
ceed Mr. Wrdooli as Messrs. Baker's prinepal sepreetntative
there.—Beildtr.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT....
FRIDAY, Ocr. 21.—Admission on payment, 1,201 ;
ditto by mum tickets, 395; total visitors, 1,603.

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THE POLICE COURTS.
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MANSION•IIOI.7BE.
• FAIR or TOI.NO Timms.

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tab; ;a1 Alm Brio, two inlet each about
on. rear aid, were charged with 'twins( nine boxes of
leases; 'shit 9d., brloriging to • poor widow woman,
tamed Julm ticrlglita• who Mid that all hays
a it'll in Railway place, Farb web-Welt, sad
that wrest!, .1. had bees robbed, lee • wow
is her poems to an enormous Intent. 806 mold sot tort
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sad ft w.o °ply with tha greaten difficulty she well wry
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Thursday seising elm was called away from his slink Ilar •
mworot, sod opus looking at her Mall i weedisisly moo.
ward. rho mined also boxes of Now. At the woe setwat
she saw the two pewee maks: nod the woer (hot
es their ley weld wry than MA sow other Stile gide
oho stasdlay clam by raid they had aloha tats haw.
She haw sotbnsg torther abase this, bat do viols/ to
tram her tatrineata ae witnesses.

Tbo Lord Mayor —Tlnnchildren ore so new that haft
Amid sot then of Wing tiler evidence is nob • cash nod
nis. I Avoid %tam. Insist hardly like to and thus
*tin two nth gull to prima
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robbed so shoo tin solon ornatting is dun 1 WWI hem to
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tatty/ hew. Nether irammell ad hod Na the
bre to ant Muesli. NI ha aglow rag
plea. him the Immo harps lerhef made.
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jested to eon pier (the iiipplog ef eb awls
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waiter ef es paw& On the pr
lisle Wilt boils weed restabled la the bout of lir.
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airbag it; end be weal per. dot the pilaw ha
tawsam. lie weer aloe reties the me the per-
sae asabed by the relehas end ate sea evidemee, wee
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pirent wee prodeadou wear a fao-eitufle, sad as
A. imp, Maki ate Ire moopeneente, were the blare'
Crean Lear eel she Perna
"The Dawn niter the Nara ne to pia away ;" " The
Iles al the Vela ;. ' "The Warmmodthelary;" " •
Omagh, end a beneast"—the later taffies the es
Meek him deem. nee wen she the funowtag words :
.Tb• weda the Fa Nate bath charm to eras
the woo brew' were rine to Pain " Crean the le&
heed war :—" Da‘lerata of Wee.—The wham yrs
barer warmed a war anima one* a cabs
se whale will be .!Led 10 Mop Mr. fir thek
hment." Mon, .• Richards re glen I. arse en tie
Nib Oat. for !Annie hie .dolts In this Wee at twisty
ainnee ea II M &Iglu by the merino man sod the &h-
-aw the ably .mum tow that it a.y.d tree waren
rah ems to bed at halt-Nat lu ;so Me ducat stys he's asl
b be werried—rew baby:*
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sew is frost of hie beg..la the crowd ; and two bey•
weed MdMa ad Wird, proved lei. the prisoner thew
sine amen at sad brisk the endow.
Ordered to pay 21 dark nod bed tire maim lier
thew mantle in la each.