The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-28 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

XL CARDWELL, ICA, AND NZ BANLRE,

AT 6.17011 D.

OXFORD, FRIDAY.
Last evening the inerialtern for the county and
city of Oxford wise esterteLsed at the Tows-hall, et shut-
=alma by the Mayor and corporation. The Xeyorillr.
) presided; and there iron most the Right mac
R. Cardwell, M.P., her iratiszeirChiel flouretary for Ire-
land ; the Right Roo. J. . , X.P., Colonel North,
Y.P., Mr. Leo, M.P., 8h•0. M. Gaunt, As. Be..toe, M.P., Mr. 0. Y. Harcoartn Mt. Oakley °soft Bowyer, the
Mayers of Woodstock sod Ykabsigy, Aldermen Bollix
and Bpiees, Xs. Thompeas, Ike.
The anal loyal tensor heats, be,. even from the chair,
The MAYOR proposed " The Army mad Navy."
Colonel Nozva,
The Nero' than wave responded
of the Ifetobrre for
the City of Oxford, Mr. Langston sad the Right Hon. R.
Cardwell, M.P."
'The
lend sheer toasts. was most cordially received, sad drank amidst

Mr. Lasotreit, M.P., la reroadbil* expressed the pier.
sure be hit that they had selected so happy an maid= ea
Irish to win We coafidencs they hit in their present
'amebas bad assanibled at the most isitenstlag period
athe year. Parliament had just met, the epos& hoot the
throas bail bees delivered, and the roil business of parliament
woe illes•banit comieros. 118 1118111110b101 from the
menetert whir the rvyal speech bad bass received by the
bows eseempealed as ft bad beam by sdalotorial explana-
Xmas thr le wool& be high* moteisecr to the country at
liZtlnd the& the gorrament must hays rued
tiory alpletiilly is the et the ermatry. Hs
had resins to bliss that the ear& conseils
which hid hits held du? the scope would rya re pot to.
re. bar hid is oils he Treed to and that ern at
the parr ear paged the see d& sake had bees glom
of the latrohotion at ism at the most . ha-
porbent queetioni 'far the Interest at the country
which could be '
fir to parli 'Within
tamdays we wen 40 base the tlairehamente sallester of
thethanoelke of theßsebrtier, sat likewise es
of the commercial treaty whir bed just hies
Fresco and *agar. Be Br es the aphorises lied
already been giro rsepeetiag that treerwoor he timed it
would prove the 104•01 at ormaling thetuViyll.l•
twos the two ceenteles whir at lorsat
mil which every mie who had the kr . ets eisese.
try at heart yr anxious to pore* He ed.
mated that there wee some hies in the argatorts which
hod bra rimed w to the how et the treaty by the More
aiminous advociatee at fres Inds, but as far se be modenesed
the qusetioe, the governsemit of this country had never
Itself not to outer fate trestles of comnarse, sad if
plerattoedged was really maxisme to avail arneell at the adverse&
of free trade through gush war se, he did not 840 how this
country could crertently object. For his own part be should
be glad to get hie slant and light French wire at a reduced
rats mid he had no doubt that ;whoa they bears cheery
they would also become better. As moos as the Mortal
quaker, which load be introduced to the house by go-
vessome wen settled, the tramercial tory would be iota
Into eceiblerstios and accepted or rejected by the throw of
parlisheont, sitar which, he believed it was the fabrics of
the gorramsat to premed with the seilleareht of the vexed
grelisectreforra. Ivory re who *rod to re that gaieties
salad met *joke that the bill would be **educed by so
veto= a roomer as Lord Zahn Meted (Hear, beer.)
Tots 1280.180, tht" Sore told, was to be helsoducod on the
fah psalms sad he starrely WNW that it would be in-
for the het time, he he was satielled from the
past spar of the ark Lod who hat image of the bill to
ansesd the reprematotios at shotcite esouM is
nothing would be be unworthy
of reser siesereerlirTZdilmes rem= he trusted that,
bafor the mei= arpissisd the bill word Moor law.
The Right
ir Ham. X. CA/DIMS, ILLsoationmadal
He said by bi;
mai tests hoe= no Lail= is a peculiarly it
turesting paw * the rash et this city, and pethre he will
plia ist- la otagratahaii him as being the first chid magis-
trate of Oxford who bee enjoyed the advantage of the oat of
polemist passed last session relieving the arm and
ration of at the city from the nociendty of taking the oaths Inv
posed by the weren't* Actiag in conjunction with my
hon. frisada, the simabere for the university, soy less
coliterie sad myself bad the satiefaction of oaring
that act Into law without incurring a farthing of
'rear, or west*" a moment of the public, Mae.
Adverting to the public trios which here be,
referred to this sone, perhaps you will permit me to say
that the exatroewski questions involved will racier proper
atheation am ether cession mill fa raker plaos. This
however I will my, tan they will be considered by the
.goverement es irk Deal estiatetrio modes, eat that they
eill ormoiderlls Orem led mad* spirts. I Wheel,
myseif that a ananiznor parliament wilijoia in
what a unanimous People bell begun. Mew. =tail
ceedisir sympathies et* the observation which bar
folks from my beer. sad pliant his* Camel Math, is
reference to the army, namely, that this country, poneesbo
an army mall in numbers, is entitled to manta* snob *-
hem as will seder her loathes at the *arid la arms.
(Chows.) I into when the estimates an laid before per*.
went and the business of the session has been fairly entered
roe that the people geserelly will be ratisßed with the tress
which the goverament have taken to pram& the brew sad
interests of the country, sad will feel convinced that the
horns dignity, and power of the country are placed brood
the tech of ray reasesable apprehensioa of any asiergesey
whatever. (Chasse.) Cleatlemes I eta sere it will be eras-
able to ill who ham me if in coujanotica with measures for
the arra dearest the country we are enabled also to
perk& sad ear lab practical ear those selatary internal
camps whir all prior seem sow resolved by comma ra-
ms to asap is in assess, with a dabs to kik crib to
such • awls se will now tbe wfikeing ere enleadee
at oar sod be al the
arias and freer anis* an re Men
the math.
(Chairs.) If in Nan enema In drying ohms
to surealro in hoods at rot *seawarpwild Is
newer to ourselves, whose sesdiden is neavoimportest to r
both la regard to quasar at /mimeo and forgot hugest
than the condition of any ether mastry in the wildif
besides oserlatiag the dawn et the seantry, beam pro.
mods" wig ows Waned *skin reform, we or draw
near the bonds whale mace us to Francs I believe that
the Parlament of Ragland will not have wooed Its time,
and that the .irks which is epgecatelea will not have
bass crowned In vain. (Hear, , sad thews.) Timm
the details of the socaniereal Zesty with France to whisk
reference has already been mods I will sot tooth, hisseroill
as they have net yet been made knows catcall*
either to parliament or the country. You must bear is tied
the position which France sad Begird have sompled
towards or mother is past time es compared with their
present relations. Needy three centuries ego Bharat, mots
" The Tay ahem look pile
With ear et orals happlars."
And that observers hat with it* tarred researed a
beim from that day to this. But if this tarty comes Into
operation • very dareat state edibles, will exist. My et
hos hided who presided with so mach ability during the laic
govennamit over the department of the Board of Trade will
tell you thee for thirty years that hoard has evinced an
anxiety to remove the obstacles whet existed to the free
Intercourse tearer Erased and Prove, the two
wealthko, the two most atightmed, the two toast
powerful nations is the world. (Herr, hear.) Bach at
these nations pomering what the otter ;nom requited were
yet bound down by reetralions which preraated them
from freaky taterchansing the armed productioos of their re-
spotty. coantries. If you gad that the mew treaty of ecom.
coerce will put an end to each a sere et Wisp I think I
need not weary you with say argareere to prove that it will
not caly add to the material p oeprityof dile country as well
as of Prance, bet give a guarantee never Wan obtained for
the security of the pesos of !Bumps. (Hear, hear.) It was
a happy shills of the ancient poet that the rases to be
kept la harmony required to be eadroled with a band of gold.
and if there be say meaning in that metaphor It must be that
the prosperity sad baptism arising out at commercial and
oral intersoures will farialah the Wwgeet tacenti yr it, the
maintensees of pea smog the illations of the
world. Wham two welt powerful earns see modeled to-
gether as Begland aid Leancepaesasot inflict an injury
upon or without sallictiag en is y upon the other, and
habitual of lateromprea, r ft cannot fall to be,
with private Mesabi& aurae the people of France sad
Bap land in the bonds of • comes fairest, ofies a room-
the for the coutinumace of pore he roster then any diplei
motet or any ministry on rob Bach. under the blessimg of
Freya, nth I trust, will be the awls of the deliberations of
parliament during the present semion. I believe that peril*
NNW will eater roe those deltherstleas with • sincere dabs
to sovir et so gaai tl a re*, sad if so war doseestio
insolinehas les=limmodlimutra. swag 811811481,418
0810410811, sad or wale at therms
time ear relations with ferSlowlifs will be et the at
serhatorythamotesand will resosin what/realer,
hes in., the headmaid of dvilleatios standing Is the vow
good a kosimomil aentribeiling ebbs to kit own pros-
poise end the happier; of the wale. The right hes 'as-
thma& theamsel his sea 8008 arra.
The Mayes DSO gave " The health of the imahas he
the earty."
ng Bight Hon. J. W. Hismicr, M.P., in resonates,
sad—l aware you it Is with very rest phew* that I have
bra enabled to attend this mere' to day, la arbor to flinty
that reseeal sad good feeling which ought to east balms
the city sad musty. Those who have me have
touched upon a great variety of same of whisk
might be so handled sa to load to • evortentairon. It
is far from my intsatioa to ssy Narking to Wm-
deo a difarear, bosom I think that at sari gatherings at
this Iliad we are bound to do all fa or pro to seeks the
assails" happy aail plareat„ I ecolially ares with
everts*, that has bra said in palm of what
is sailed the greet Mk movement." In these days
we have had two great mormsate—rides sad revivals. Br
Ovals here sot quite malted us vat and whips my right
hue. Milli will he emethisi to kit as whether be bead oar
thin of their cooks' some the wales. With top* how

• sun to name, the movement dip to have bona liken up
itheth and th at the oonnry—Gorr
=riih-ltist to aoba o'Graat'araffording sansfectory evidence
=wets wanting—that Eagliehroen duet onion to be
(Longboat.) I will not oar any opinion on the
poet ef the
oan ießquellue, bat I nut my • word or two on the
fig the moollectione of • small boy, I be-
lieve lan safe ha sayingmold old volunteers were
admirably supplied. I wee enough to fight, but I
wee gain ski enough to eat, end I believe that •
boy is generally • pretty good judge et the
Now-a-days, however, the volunteers are to have another
advaaries. They are to have plenty of wina, rod to love it
cheap; and if they owe te tight I trust the none ofLIV
phig of corks will not disarrange their dates. ( 4
I agree with my right hon. friend (Mr. Cardwell) did
more extensive the connacial relations witch exist between
foreign countries, the Isis likely will they be to kw.
and I Ala rejoin, when the DOW counzicaotal treaty betroth
this country end Franco comes before us, to find it d rook&
nature as to merit approval and to he satialled tutee are not
mimesis undue pine for ft. Of this, however, we may be peas
hotly certain, that if we ere to have oar wine cheap we gal
have the Chancellor of the Bioliegner's bands in oar pocket in
some other shape— (butheir and sheen)—and shall and
that the taking of the erne duty is may a sop to make the
income tax more agronliba. (Laughter.) We have been
told that then Is to be sie banes in our esubilets, end
that the expeadithre of the senatry will be natetiany raised,
and under them denneesiensas we should July delude our-
selves If we supposed that esa ten will be takes of without
suet being put oil l` think it would be Toy un-
who le Swum • bill sok before us, and my own
lb
is that it is gaits: hopeless to Equal
pt our wise fir half nothing without having ers
wedthihr (Hear, lust.) I gibs seam
al ithey that hasten uttered with regard to the de-
bases el the sentry, but I wish that our words mod oar
ads wen nett together. We have been told time after
time that our itheihne with France have been at the most
makable ohatailer, sod yet in the same breath we have been
told to keep our powder dry. I quite agree that the creentry
onght to be in a state of perfect dainios, bit there is gloss
inconsianocy in saying we are on good terns withjannyv.
=Let a moment when we are recommended to arm to the
(Bear, hear.) No man can doubt that ill the cutest
swing of the old Bonaparte this country was never so coon-
pletely in the boa& of Prows se his at pesesse. Wean told
we am to have • magma one day, and the next we are
told there is to be acne at all. we havethen drier" thud
in every direction, and I really hope that semi Gni nessingr
we loll Dot Jed ourselves tumbling neck of amp eltepther•
(blighter.) I trust sincerely that Louis Napoleon nay he
enabled to Ind the great nation d which he is the heed non
this* Is Gnat Brian, and I believe that he hes lb, good
MEIN to know that pesos is for the benefit of his own erneary •
ea trial as el can. I believe, ff he is allowed to cony eat
his own views, that he has at heart the security of the peen
of the world. For oureelne, we are quite prepared kg wen
=I believe that there is not a teen in the country wire,
not IndoiWyrfer the continueaces of the beer rap of
peace. (Bear, hear.
Mr. &anomie; .P., and Colonel Nonvu, also
responded to the tout, and the proceeding, did not tee
until a late hour.

FUNERAL OF THB .1423 CAPTAIN HARIIBOIV.

LIVERPOOL, Piing.
Today the mortal rename ot Captain Harrison
were Marred in the family 'malt in St. Jamie'. Cemetery.
Nowt Man in amine of Huskies= found a resting-pia*
in no more ismetney was inch respect paid to the memory
of any sea. Ines the Limesstreet terminus of dm London
and North-Winers Railway to the burial •ground, ands,
a beam rain, sod streets ankle-deep with snow,
dial= insurnfol tribute of ranee to the remeate
a non do inhered, tinaseniningly, ea honor on the poet.
The near of Oaptain Henna fa Linotype; was always
received wi
manittszect, bat never until tong wee such deep
1.7:1 cafes, hich was 'rimed !root the Lien-street
Mann of the Londony and North-Western Railway at about
half-pest 10, was Mead in ea nosanunin bear.., drawn by
two harass, and followed by eve mourning coaches, containing
the relatives of dm deemed and chief mourners. The
cortige was completed b about 200 gentlemen on foot (be-
looging to the are mune of the port), and 40 or 60
private
The ficiall7ii:Cdirseass,ho., of the Great Reston: Comrany
task part in the proemial i—R. J. Re.? Cinpbell, Res.,
chairman of the compauy •' William J.
chairmen; Thomas Bold, Eq., managing dinner; Mon-
tague ininson, Erg., solicitor to the company ; A. ll'lninan,
leg., chief engineer; John H. Dillon, Reg, London; J.
Treimea, seq., London; J. 8. Oskfnd, Req., Linos ;
Thames J. Jenne, ; Wm. Jaeasca, jun.; Moan
H. Bold, 8. H, Bold ; Hedger, Esq., harbour master,
Southampton Waltham, PAU Lyon Rag., super-
intawdast abeam Pertessank Dockysid ••Chins any,
R AU o
nag W. Woods, Seg.
en(
he Lacher Works.)
AU along Et; line of maiden the number of spectators
was Immense, and Rot tees than 30,000 or 35.000 people fol-
lowed the mirage to the cemetery. The Saga of the dif-
ferent public ins.itutions and numerous private establish-
ments were hung halt-mast high, tied the bells of ISt. Peter's
north, M. Iran's, St. Pasts, 84 Nichols., sad St. Jane's
Cemetery oltorch,rupg mottled peals dung tba day. In the
river and docks ell the vessels hoisted the ensigns half-mast,
sea on hosed many of the Spanish and Austrian skirt the
MIMI, encoring aside religious prejudices, sang the "Ave
Maria," and the " Portuguese Hymn." At the cemetery the
officers of her Majesty's ship Hastings and seamen, together
with those of the training-ship Conway, joined the pre-
ordain.
The grave of the damned is aloes to the Huekisson
Massolsont, end around it lie ths remains of many men at
Itrietion Jack which covered the coffin was we believe,
the subject of some dispute between the naval oiling sad the
undertaker. The naval gentlemen objected to the Union
Jack being thrown over the ooffio, the ground that the
deceased was note member of the British navy. TIE inter-
pretation of the use of the Union Jack war, bonen -ray
shortly decided, and ooffin pissed from the beams to the
chapel, and thence to the grave, covered with that emblem
which is the signal of England's power sad glory. • -
We hove good region to believe that a weed=
directors and shareholders of the Cheat Banda
will be held to-day (Saturday), or on Monday, far thi pure'
peso of eon dering the propriety et min sane sablaseid
tribute to the memory of the deceased. His nein we
understand, are to be purchased by the directors. Messrs.
M'lver, ;Annals, Bream, Jaynes, and newly di the
shipowners of Liverpool, have united in subscription to a
teetiroonel fund ; and the sum up to last evening reached

AOCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND Noun WESTERN
RAILWAY.—Aa accident occurred about four o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, at the Hartford Station on this line of
railway—mldwa between Crews and Warrington—which
otanelosed hie destruction of property sad sertottely
Impeded the treble for newel bourn It appears • doe h
gouda train was in the act of shunting acmes the op rails to
WM& some trucks, when the up Scotch goodie train. travel-
Beg at its einei speed and tinted to pre theengh Hartford
Station, cams into direct collision with the shunting train,
audn66 a terrible dibria aid terming np both Blew areas for
seine dislsaow The accumulation of weak woe so ggrresaatt
that the work of elesriug the lines wee a may formidable
undertaking. When the 6.16 p.m. up express from Liver-
pool raved at Hertford the tines ware spies tiopissabin and
an engine and swinges km* been telegraphed for hen
Crewe the pmesagare and !name were, after some delay,
transhipped and sent on to London,where they arrived at two
o'clock yeeterday isorniatt, instead of eleven o'clock on
Thursday night. The up mall was also delayed consider-
ably, and letters from the north were not delivered until noon
yeseerday. Happily no injury to life or limb occurred, and
the line was in full working order at an early hour yesterday
morning. The mid-dey Scotch mail doe at Ruston
is 11 . yesterday was two hours late in its arrival, having
been aders'yed by a mandrill six feet deep for some dlearsos
on the Calsdmian Railway.
INNEN TEMPLE.—The undermentioned gentlemen
welts on Thursday called to the bar by the Hon. Socie_ty of
the Isom Townie .—Mr Francis Joseph Coltman, Mr. Win.
Court Bally, Mr. John Martineau Fletcher, ALA..
Mr. Alfred Cahill, 8.A., and lir. °steward Cohaldp Davis.
TEE NEW IRISH MAIL BoATs.—lt hen been de-
cided that the four vericia building for this seryke shall be
tailed the Leinater, Munster, Connaught, and Ulster. being
the names of the four provinces of Ireland. Mr. Laird, of
Birkenhead, is eonstrecting the Munster and the Ulster.
Messrs. Jim Watt and Co., of Birsiinalumn, will supply the
engines. Mr. Leird is also building the Connaught. The
lest of the four, the Letnater, is being built at Blackwell by
Messrs. Belinda Brothers ' • sad MeeseMessrs.Revenhill and Co.
are to supply the engines for the two lest-seined versa.
The first will be launched from Mr. Laird's on the 20th of
Feb., and the others will quickly follow. The new postal
nervier will commance in Juts neat, when the whole distance
between Burton-station, Landau, and the Westland-row-
station, Debits, must be completed in 111 hours, twleetiltly
mon mob way week days, sad once on Sundays, under
rim ranging to put trip for ell delays beyond
home, except enured at era by for, snow-storme. or saving
human Itie. This eta be no remission of penalties for de-
ist e from any awn whets's( is the land portion ei the
orrice.

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