The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

TO TIM IDITOR OF TOI DAILT KIWI.

Sta,—Believing that the freedom of Italy now
imeratially dere& oa the heroic patriotism of Garibaldi, we
place la your Us& oar eatecnptioas in responar to him
mail dor eabetaatial aidla snorting sad ercariag the political
freedom of Italy.

' We do so glen hi the hops that Lord Shaftesbury may yet
lasequrate • Wheal subscription which ander his surplices
may fairly develop sad declare the malarial sentiment of
iswifiehmaaL to sympathy with the heroic struggle of Italy
ler that *teem which Ktutland has In her own time by
daily's devotion ead uoble enterprise won and secured for
Wulf.

And ws as es rase is fell h that mama will be instantly
bags wbegeby spoetamems subscriptions, whether more
or Ism la snooze, will be immediately tallied for their object;
otherwles the malt may merely be that after the impending
emillict Is over, end its Wee matter of history, certain mo-
nies will be fond in 'wrists heads for purposes to which they
bare not been applied.

&OW Courtaald, Braintree 254
George Courtinld, „ 254
Jobs Coartaald, „ 2Ol.
William Teller, lO4
Dreintree, Nev. 9.

METROPOLITAN Oge.—lgiet evening • meeting of
delegates of the moodeleil wellies was held in St. Menlo.'
Vestry-hall ; 23 delegates were penal. • copy of the bill
proposed to he Introduced into parliament during next
smoke wad predicted, and elicited some discussioe, primer-
pay on the 24th dew, which stood as followe.--.. Any
84•111411 F may charge for gas, the ILumigsatiug power of
which !rem five•feer bursar dose not emceed that of 18
sperm candles, each burning 120 palms per hour, any sum
est exceeding ea. 6d. per 1,000 cubic feet, and no amen •
=siLllt if any company shall supply gas of a highs;
power than es Mat of emend, they may charge
kw the same any sum not exceeding 6s. per 1,000 cubic feet,
bet the eserpeay shell sot be entitled to make such higher
asp without giving loot to the. consumer three main?
Wire ef their intention to do ao." After a diecessitia, Is
wide\ is was timed that the priors herein stated were
emer-emennevative, sad that at posing gas coal i
wash se the Phoenix and gamy. were allewiag s"asdi
INN awe, It wes ultimately moved, sad carried by a Mr
jetty el 21, that the deltas be .minded by the enbati-
Vedas doe. and S.. per 1,000 cubic fret, instead of 4a. 6J.
sad la Mr. Beek, the hon. secretary, next moved "That
it,, Wyatt he reappointed Parliscosetary agent to
emperiamsd the progress of the Bill.- and proceeded to ex-
plain come mistake that had originated regarding Mr.
Wyatt'. former SerdOPO and charges in drawing op the bill
In the former reepect be stated there never was any objec-
tion to the gentleman, and the objection that the Finance
Committee had made related only to that of the parliamea-
tary printer. The motion was unanimeeely carried. Mr.
Beale neat wrest' that It might be expedient to endeavour
to coma to a mutual understanding with the gem companies,
so that, ma far as possible, they might cams to parliament es
• common tooting.

SERIOUS INDISPOSITION OF TRZ RECTOR OF WAL-
COT.—We have leased, with very deep regret, that the
Rev. J. B. Collirou, tea rector of Walnut, le now lying
serlinady ill. The reverend gentleman continued In hie
liatil health uctil Sunday het, when he was sudavaly
game with Whim:MUGn white eagerert In the performaami
▪ his isered duties at M. Ileirgsget's Chapel. The prayers
were reed by the Rev. Mr. May, the curate, sad the motor
111111111141114 the pulpit to. preach the sermon. He proceeded
st SOON length is his dlscourse, without exhibiting eey
symptoms of Olsen., whoa he was Oreervtd to falter
In his speech, and to make several Ineeeetuol chafe to
aroculote. The congregation, so may be imagined, be-
came sayewhat alarmed, more particularly when the rev.
gentleman appeared to Ask back into the pulpit, so though
about to fold: Oae or two gentlemen instantly ran to hie
Maintance, sad, audlng him completely promote, removed
the Tutu TM service was at once brought to •
dose, by the litv.g?, May pronoriscisg the benediction, but
It was awn, time beim, the Ws! re;:atino diarorsed Irma the
chapel. l'atirtnastaly he INatinvil geciticouoic woo present
at the time, but a isaassagw having Leen &Tailed for Dr.
Barrett, that gentleman yea quickly is attendance. It was
then Nand that Me. Collisou woe cuff ring fel.% an attack of
parelysia. In such • crittcol condignly it woe, of courtier,
deemed pry trot got to remove him to his residence,
which le • considerable distaste from the chapel, and be was
thesotere, ometrd in a chair to an adjoining house, where
every acCoastiocotiort for hit reception wav provided. Dur-
ing the whole of this time, Mr. Collieon, who was in • state
of unconaciousnme, male no effort to wok, and in stout
two hours afterward., the right cid* of the body brume com-
pletely piralysed. In this state, we believe, the reverend
gentlemen hoe remaimod up to the pewee time. and though
his comoition io eminenly critical, the medical gentlemen by
whom he I. attended, entertain hops of his taltiniote recovery.
—Bah °wreak.

'lire BRIDGE. OVER THE SEVERN.—There is a very
general tutuour that wane of ,be detail* of the new bridge
”ver the Severn were not thor,mthly satialectory to Colonel
Yollead, whin Do road* hie Talent inspectioa of that urns
oortset work. Wo hope, however, that the rumour is ue-
Cescdel, or has but •I. iffing substratum of fact. The break
in the hoe between Iliewmick and the Oaf wd, Worcester, nod
Wolverhampton Hai is • very great isourrenience, and must
eeriously interfere with the pro its of both the Worcester and
Hereford and the Ogler& Worcester, and Wolverhsmpton
CempaMee. sin those companies the only sod. Tor., for
the public, morcially in these pluvial timer, hod toe trotrile,
dietuotort, and love of time created by the omnibus journey
through lb° ray. from ststion to station, emoewhst Wigwam.
&gee thin wss written, we learn that the inspector COMPdaff
the bridge a work of sorb magnitude and importance, that
he ought to mole a further inspretioa of it before giving In
his ',Pd, end tit., be will therefore viab this city fur that
prop,. Dent neck.—ll orreo, Chronicle.
Al'l'llth‘llllS,. LAUNCH AT PORTSMOUTH.—
The labour of the wo.kimo t.mploi wi In tweeting the 0FC,...
soy etagiog, under the bows of the Victoria, 121, In
oar docks art, fur the u otimindatim of her Majesty, hie
Royal Highness the Trine, C. an at, the l'rizme of Wales, and
the r .yel fa•hily, *Tao are expected tot Im plaint at the
ceremony t.t Isom:thug 'in Saturday next, MP now Dearly
It po,im is Tele, con,
tiodloto.. end op to the present time no tickers are issued fir
preferential erste. Is order that all may command a view of
the void. atop, a "redo., ri•e by been cnstrue,cl, with
intervening tosrriera to prevent the possibility of act ident in
the mew of memos,. Her Majesty is •lon proteetet, the
but/ding for the r. yal party 'Meg plecod at the bead
of the ship, an eltrf•l OM of the at readfllttlaa.Y.
ray from CirCUITIOI4I3O6O counerted with a former Munch.
l'rovision fir the mayor, aldermen, and town council Is
mule ae,' Peat to the royal piety, sod we pad...amd It to
the intention of the whole of tt is be prompt co
rah. The ship has received her List cost of point previous
to being launched, and her teropwary miebries have hero
brought d own and Oared under her hoes ready tie h„io,,,
to her eatterads. Thu attendance of visitors on this
ales, from the miipbhouring tri,iutionee, ia expected t. exceed
is numbers that. ut say previous launch.

fru Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 9.

Her Majesty's dinner party yesterday included
Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the Princess Frederick
William of Pi maul (Prime's Royal), the Prince of Wales,
the Prisms Alice, Counter Lyme, Collates' Hohenthel,
Count Parposcher, Captain Von Schweiails, Baron Ernest
Biockinar, Colonel the Hon. R. Bier r, sad Lieutenant-Colo-
nel Keppel.
The bead of the Grenadier GUAIdI attended, and played
daring dinner.

Her Mateates private band &Iceman!, performcl in the
drawing•raom:

Saifooia, No. 2 Meadelsoohn.
Fantavia, "Los Huguenots," violin,
B. liesoinyi
. .

The usual parade in honour of the birthday of the Prince
of Wake took place this roornieg before her Majesty, the
Priam Consort, Prime Frederick William of Prussia, Prin-
cess Frederick Wiliam of Prussia (Ptincess Royal), the
Prince of Wales, and the Royal Family.

The let Life auards sod the 2nd Battalion Grenedier
Garde marched into the Home-park about a quarter before
ten. The Queen and Prince Coition, scoompanied by Prior
and Princess Frederick William of Prussia (Prince= Royal),
the Prince of Wan Princess Alice, Prince= Helens, Phn-
om Loriss, Prior, Arthur, Prince Leopold, Printer
Beatrice, and the Prince and nits:re of Leinlogen, and
attended by the ladies end gentlemen in waiting, arrived on
the ground at ten o'clock, when the line fired afessie joie,
gave three cheers, marched past in slow and quick time,
presented some, and afterwards marched to their barracks.
The Prince Consort went out shoni,ng in the forenoon,
accompanied by Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the
Prince of Wales, and the Prince of Leittiogen.
The Ducker of Kent paid her Majesty a visit of onzratti-
heti= early in the morning.
The following via tore strived at the Castle this afternoon :
The Duke of Cambridge, attended by his Equerry In
Waiting, the Prussian Minister and Counter Bernstorft,
and Visoount and Viscountess Palmerston.

Her Majesty's dieter party in the evening Included Prince
Frederick William of Pretests, Prince.. Frederick William of
Prussia (Prism' Royal), the Prince of Wake, the Pt Meese
Alice aid the Felton.' of Leiningeo, the Priam of Lilian.
gen, the Beagles Minister and Madame Ven de Weyer, Mien
V. aid Mr. B. Van de Weyer, I...mid and Lady Rokaby and
the Hog. Ml. Montagu, Connie.' Lyriar, Comtism Robes.
tbal, the Hon. and Rev. C. L. and Lady Caroline Court ray,
Major-Gess& the Moo. C. and Mrs. Grey, Colonel the Has•
Hr Charlie and Moe Phipps, the Dean of Windsor end the
Hon. Mrs. Wellesley, the Hon. Mrs. 13iddulph. Mils R.
Seymour, Hr George and Lady Cooper, Mrs. Dlllll6Oll
Darner, Woad Parker, commanding officer lot Life Guards,
Colonel Lambert, oornnaading offioer god Battalion Grena-
dier Guards, Captain Grey, 2nd Battalion Grenadier Gouda,
Count Perponcher, Captain Von Schwsinite, Baron Ernest
Siockmar, Colonel the Hon. ft. Brace, Lieu tenant-Colonel

F. Cavendish, Lieutenant-Colonel Koppel, Major
'tone, ILE., Mr. Glover, and the visitors staying in the
Castle.

The Band et the lst Life Guards played ht the vestibule
during dinar, whisk was served in the Waterloo Chamber.
The following had the honour of being invited after din.
net —The Bed of Meant Charlie, Lady A. Brae% Igen V.
Wortley, Lord Charles Time, Viscount Hinchinbrook
Colonel the Hon. A. N. and Lady Mary Hood, Miss Hood,
Mies Hill, Captain end Mn. Da Platt, Colonel F. H. and
Ledy Emily Seymour, Miss Herod& Seymour, Mies Laws
Seymour, end Mae and Mr. Cooper.
The Queen's privute band was hs attendance.

The Viscountess Jocelyn hes =closeti i the Countess of
Dow se Ludy in Waning to the chino.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury
in Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Viscount Palmerston, the Duke of Argyll, Sir G.
Cornewall Lewis, Lord John Russell, the Duke of
Newcastle, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset,
the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, Sir George Grey,
the Right HOG. T. Milner Gibson, And the Right
Hon. Edward Cardwell.

His Excellency Homes-Ali Khan, Aide-de-Camp General
to hie Imperial Majesty the Shah of Persia, and Envoy ex-
traordinary and Madame Plenipotentiary to this Court, had
an interview with Lord Jobn Ruud yesanntay at the
Foreign-onion His Excellency was attended by Colonel
Hadji-Mohlin Khan, Councillor of Legation, News Agha,
fieeneary-Inleepreter, and Mime Bluntly First &rivals,
and was aooomptaled by Captain Bastwick.
Despatches waft received at the Colonial-office yesterday
Eros the Gormor of Heligoland.