The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

Toudai, the 12th instant,

Lord and Lady Willoughby de Broke will leave
lowa to-nsorrJw fir Compton-Verney, Warwickshire.
His Highness Toussoon Pacha, only son of the
Viceroy of IWO, snivel In Paris on Wednealay evan'aig,
aeconipankid by IL 11. Galloway, E.g., en roues for Loadoa.

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Mr. Milner Gibson has appoiuted Mr. Henry
Caicraft, of the Board of Trade, to be his priewe recretary,

LITILAJII A&IOCIATION OF 21111 IBIEBDS OF

POLA.ND.

The twenty-wreath anniversary of this associa-
tion took plane yesterday at the roans of the are elation in
Thalte-street, Bt. James'', the Marquis TOWNSIIEND, tbe pre-
midget, is the chair.
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Mr. \l'. L. Bihitneele. the bon. secretary, read the report,
which stated that 724 Poles had been relieved during the
year, being 36 less than last year, end that with respect to
the Mammas of the Imam balms the metros during the year
floured 4691. 12, dd., while the expenditure had ban 4811.
Se., being an excess over the income of 111. 12.. 61., to meet
which there was a balance from the previous year of 251. la,
Id., thereby leaving in hand 131. 94. Od.
Tte adoption of the report beefing bee. moved by the Earl
of HARRINGTON, seconded by Lord HINNAIRD, and carried
unanimously,
The Earl of ILCIITATKR moved "The the prevent time
seems favourable for recalling the question of Poland to the
attention of &more, inainunch as the tittered peaky of Russia
toward, Austria, her adorion of the pr ;Pact of the Poisb
nobility for the OIRCUMIAIdaII of tea., sad the national ono
diet now going on In Italy, are cittumstanees of more than
anal eignificacce to the dee elopmett of the p °epees of tte
Polish Lelia]; and that throe circumstance., for fri m
eotraming men's mind* from Ohs Immediate con.iderati an of
the ectuot condition and probable evestualittes of Poland, dn,
nu the contrary, render it incumbent on all eell.wiehete to
her mom, and especially on the Poles them-e'vea, to main-
tain a position of prudence and is ilehlUlsrm fnr the prom',
and of hop ful preparation for the foliate." (Cheers.)
Mr. Meech/tie blitNes seconded the teslutiou, remark-
ing that the time was moot favourable to call the attention
of Europe to the state of Poland. (Cheers.) He bad lived
many years in the Austrian dominions of Lonibaedy. He
saw a good deal of sound domestic adminietratem and jusVca
batwern man and moo; he new a et *emetic principle of
education existing such as they had not in Eng.and; but yet
there wadi set freedom, for the government was a tobitary
necup awn by an uncongenial sad 'via hostile rare, (Hear,
hear) The question of Poised was is a different poatioa,
but it wee a regular and interest/lig spectacle to ree, after so
ranch turmoil and revolution in Europe, that country exhi-
biting so much intelligence, en mach spplicaticm. 'sleet, end
behove! vitality, and he believer, when the time arrived for
Poland to &attend her leder ureic*, elm might be the Hoene
of enlightening and civilising E sei,. (" Hear, hear," and
cheers.) The end might be, under Divine Provffenee,
bladed with the greatest morel oromequencee to Hamm and
hopottance to Europe. (Applau.e.)
The rembuion wies put and carried unanimously.
Itesolutinne r the election of the Matquis Tounshend as
president fer the 'netting year, sod foe the election of the
vioapeeside nta and the council, having been carried, the
10C-HOI eeptrstcd with a vote of thehks to the charms.

FATAL ACCIDINT AT NiANCHLSTR/L—Yeafaidity
afternoon, a esniose snidest occurred at a beim white Wee
been erected on the beak. of the Irwell, sear Victoria
Bridge. Two men were irecipiteted twin a height of thirty
feet into the raver. (Jae of thew lie oupporeet to hate hies
►illed before he leeched the water, Arid the other deed before
he could be reecued. The toacbiotry of eba tweet which gave
way had bees made for and erected under the order. of the
corporatiov.