The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-14 00:00:00

MR. ANGERSTEIN AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.

Lett night a numerously attended public meet-
Mg of the electors of Greenwich was held at the Literary
Institution, in that town, to hear an eddies, from Mr. W.
Angerstein, M.P. for the borough, explanatory of his wile-
sanitary conduct during the put aesidoe, and his views m
to the various political and local questions. The chair waa
occupied by Mr. B. Coo; ot Blackheath.
On the motion of Mr. 001111177, seconded by Mr. BlM-
sirr, a vote of confidence in the hon. member wss unani-
mously adopted.

81171IVIELD CLI7B CATTLE SHOW. —(TBIRD DAY.)
—Yesterday was the third day of the cattle show, and the
day appointed for the adjourned meeting of the Smithfield
Cluborkich took place at 1 o'clock, under the presidency of
Earl Bums. At the club meeting the committee appointed
on Tuesday, sa to a revision of the prizeebeet, preluded
their report, which set forth the desirability of introducing
several new clams for competition and of developing the
excellencies of the Shropshire and Cotswold breeds of
sheep, &c. The revision recommended for adoption would
increase the list of prizes by 100 i., making the gross amount
next year and at future shows in the aggregate 1,500 L It
was shoo resolved to bold a half-yearly general meeting of
the club in the month of May for enrolments of members,
and other business, indeed of confining all the business to
the two meeting held annually during the cattle show.
The bamer wee gals thronged throughout the day, end a
aunt= et Wee were effected.

The first of s course of four lectures to be given
Is the Hall of the Society of Arta, Adelphi on metrical
weight. and measures, was last night delive'red by Fiugg
P. Yr.t.tuatt, membir of the Wolverhampton Chamber of
Commerce. Mr. EDWIN CHADWICK, C. 8., occupied the
chair. A beautiful coUectiou of weights and MOSSUNIS
apes tie decimal priucipla was displayed to the company,
mad excited much interest.
In re ly to a petition of 250 Hebrew oongregs-
Siess, a declaration bee bees published by the Prussian go-
versant intimating their natation for the future to avail
themeenves of the services of Jews in the various depart-
ments ef the state. This is carrying out the spirit of the
Lw eameted is 1848, but which hitherto had been almost a
1 dead inner.

Canran PaILcL —ON SHILLING DAT.
Die. 11—Admissions on payrnest, 4,917 ; ditto
by erns bloke* 1,548.—T0tal visators, 6,495.

Her Majvetfe private band afterwards performed in the
risawierrecen :

Overton, ',Nodose" Weber.
lavonarione ar Armode ILL M. the
Prhsee Consort.
Behan°, " Midsummer Nired's Deer,:.:. • • MmicielmnbaL
&meta, " All Tura' Mozart.
The Queen, searnperled by Prince Alfred, Prince'. Alice,
and Prince Louie at Reuss de out on horseback thin
attended by the Hen. Horatia litoylierd, Lord Charles
Marcy, the Hen. 11L Miskelile WeM., sad Bens V 441

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as arosnosuallu
Prime Usti; el if eaeriverde visited the Cheeky
Bernd. ali tistat., .
The triage Colson went to London, attended by liajor-
Ogee& the Hon. C. Grey and Major du Plat, and presided
at • rankling tithe Ctercolittee of the C,oaned of the Hort:l-
- Soddy, Ml:loath Yee ten, *ad Wen returned to
Windsor Oases.

Tb Dub tad Dualism of A=le visited the Qtteco, sad
took twolocie.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yodel.,
day. An appeal from the Admiralty Court, " The Julia"
(part heard), was concluded. Jadomont was postponed.
An appeal from the Admiralty 1111, "The fiehwalbs,"
was wiminewied. The lords prmsA were Lords Chelms-
ford and Kinpdown, and Sir E. Ryas:

THE EMPRESS OP 2•*l ,pßEscist.

The Empress of the French united at Folkestone
on Wednesday night at 10.40 p.m., and immediately pro-
ceeded .to the Pavilion Hotel, where a suite of apart-
ment had been envied tor her reception. Feeterday
morning the Empress left the hotel at 10.40 am., and
embarked from the &ith Eastern Company's quay on
hoed the imperial corvette La Corse, ()vegan Fouillioy,
wkleh immediately steamed oat of the harbour. The
morning was wet, but a grail number of people were
about, who cheered continuously until the mail put out
to sea. The Empress appeared much pleased with her re. ,
caption, and although the deck was wet she remained
thereon bowing to the public until the Teasel had left the
harbour. The Pelican, tender, which bad been in Dover
harbour for some days, came round this morning, and
followed La Corse from Folkestone to Boulogne. Horilajesty
would travel by special train from Boulogoe to Park
To Caplan Boner the Empress signified her thanka Mr.
Knight, superintendent of the South Fasteni Railway, had
the honour of being presented to her Imperial Majesty by
the Marquis La Grange, and received thanks for the real-
ms,' arringimmrts. Her Hajesty declined with thanks a
guard of honour offered by the Folkestom Rifle Corp..
The mayor of Folkestone (Mr. Wightwick) and the cor-
poration were in attendanoe.