The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-30 00:00:00

No. 4.462.]

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DitBRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Nervousness
sed Prematu re Decline, and the num no he ed tn
order daledillellf So retain Ur Midi Primitive viper re kalth
In dap at life and under all dreaminess, each cause
and a hoe been carefully aludied sad .12..4 lir Per-
sonal übeereatlon in the various Cuialsestal Engltsh boa
rata
*talk u also to vats practise By lAsas Barnet M.D.
Licentiate of tlie of itylisim Nasbir of the Royal
College at StuLeo= &a.
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106 *bd. the ticensotte• laving Una 4100.
The shah w takes at *Mimi even
WS. t all'ainna, the obeirses• d Mr. Pore
diiiii Nark- The chanson having bra* MN-
ng
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tirkirtiteivisisairs.g thee :elitisiag, bad out
Idhid his the alf agasaiikkghb eonstituanar OS
No to irt parligesel mid lbe 'louses whisit'le
Mg ' t %Slim ilit'illerreasSesitalitn;
iht trat ri Ao attend the pavan began la hilit t. 14.
L. oiri *mtnnity he lidisfiglaisMelaribser Madmen.
itio. they had alwayi WI hiso lb irklidlaseetio• toasts'
the Amadeu gay quediii.. Vivy sow elesibles eU
' • Lad thdremett *eh asetaitaints on the LA
be thought ihillfrialelho yob generally an-
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TEN EMPBSH9 OP THB

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The btk comps: of Thanabdionshille Veltinteer
tildes preceded to n4ht, to form a
mend "of band teg;"lhrperilTaetriestyros her arrival
by tie Wan leaving at mess, addl. Of
ateind4Pone wee • oreasidmaide amdeser wits**. 714.
legaptlci dram up In front of B Hotel, and
r.lamb Lesmiaptetad tors gained. Thbille•
• was afterwards about to march away,
"4. formed into marching order, when the her. •
aerempadd by . the Doke if Ailigget 10,1
; 4 Aid =ri M4ht be re-funned, and
the beat rank 'lend rap'
nab, mrpre;;;; beadh mesh phased at the
4. mond the eempdthed JUL The Seld•teal sod
Mrs presented to ser Majesty, who expressed' so
• 13st the Volunteer company Mid have bed+
beavigattma, a site harkeeme tiblthe late a
end
bow mu.eAmAtsti:
irecen • • end bow
•dim partied c•ii
th• 110Pr011 .110•=111111ot bg
711' .oreheerral lead raer/lode whq gift
Med and' resolved to proceed to aid
mush scheme to her Majwaty. nay ?so dimly wilig
g et tee o dock, ant tat front of the inte
r usual effective 111131/18i a ninety of reedit'
re. The pulse of Mbele teed cat,
appreeithen esf their kindles' amerrirela
rhrtitt:=Laren:ttt
Left ilinuti7 rode .ihisilmskollaillnin.
4111. OM' gaitliff" +e hr MN!
—tart Oil
siourtsr
Adds 4 the
it the Bedeck
—Mt bonged of gran-
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.I.w4l7l7dial*sbeillersoionslyirr. WWroosiklia'P.eed
auri this Minted*? d the deg.
f finale
tine cehtlly fhpriested a Ens
es • tires 'regal wide
WO 1 141 .1.1 vent
reetritiroyobi enplanes. sr R0A..., 14111!
es he the station master, Mr. Ode leis s, .104
• lies seen rdially for his kindaess in leewardja
• telegreidde , astipage. entrusted to bite the previous
eve en„barein which ths young geode:Ma hir
Ms new her walleateng ' Mee *away, Awed*
et= leek Lomond; • few plivihnied ladid
lindwrotri4d7lllol Pegeeted to Pm thi dhla
piait ; so thee bee )(ding amid there the dem Me
the sun shining out brightly_ SI the
=.lV.tiotlr, in the duke's dostme, did the &der meet
admirably. He had also made arra. moots for
her at the hotel of t 64 Ode, and ready tog a
Zreadresty across Loch Kende a
hoy the hs. er
sid Who got riadeatekbalabosed the Id
stoned rehire •Then. di Ohm ready, the crowd
oft the pier pviena some mos hearty cheers.
'midst which her Ma benne lefir askaowledgmots.
The 110111 OW 11111 for tie oinsios with
awl at the stern the mien Jack was eehTlrem°l7rwatt
while the French kindle at the stern attracted her
Majeety's notice, who seemed slither astonisheddhei es
may French deo amid ha powered throughout all parts
of this country that she had visited. Although it was cold'
her Majesty remained on deck the whole of the time, chat- '
thug famMeub• with the Dale. of Athol' and eri.i
body that amt within had of her TOM • and she
sent for °Aydin Raid, and thanked for his
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great were in navigating the camel. up_ • eke lack.
The Priam Albert arrived at Invennaid about 0114
o'clock, when her Majesty at once leaded, and walked up to
the earrings, which were in wading to reedy* bend Mt.
Hide's dear. No hens wee rad the• piety at ems set
out for Stronachkeedwr in Um* and drawn by two
honftesdid' eachgr,
ythes. Famiwit'perkys carriage dews bi two-
The dteere sel. • ra
diode the kill loading to Loch Mennen end pid
mini
_ just art
Majesty caught the. lire! glimpse of that d lake odo an
aided oararrektducli noun; weed • series seeederat.
4 the hones_ view m&aed 4 beam* mend_ y,
larcagh"uvedt him to tatelonY liStia.s°Aminotnette "MO; buy, anda CaPb:rolll4
Ideas, had time to deem thus/. •
The -regal party alighted at hermashintiker Irela where
lot ha/fa-Amu poems. were premed is gaspaceo ta.:.Ler
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ream.: mik,o7 Iva of laotol ter stgnetime_
• chatting familiarly 'tit ell lig; Mel deompsnid howl
thither. The Duke of
.Athsle her to lunch the
hotel, where she and she at &VD
with the gentlemen who accompanied her so far, as
well as the members of her suite. Her Majesty, abort
four o'clock, embarked in a nix-oared barge. steered by Mr.
Jolly, and left Strocachlacher amid loud cheering and many
good wishes. She arrived at the Trumobs about a quarter
past five o'clock, where the Duke of Athole's candies were
an waiting.
cheered lou , Paesinlythh: Li
ugh Wieder and Douro, where
doe was she arrived in the Golden on
Hotel, Stirling, about -past seven o'clock.

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VS EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH IN MAXCHENTEIL
(From the Manchester Examiner of this day.]
It will no doubt astonish the inhabitants of Man.
cheater to learn that the Empress of the French passed last I,
eight in the heart of the city, and that today she is •
sojourner hem. Oar Liverpool eorrespondent reuemneed
yesterday that it was rumoured in that town that the Ens- ,
Oran was *boat to pay a visit to it, but cireumstanees have ,
dow shown that her Imperial Majesty thought it desirable
before proceeding to Liverpool to pay a visit to the menu-
factoring metropolis of the empire.
It wee not until about half-past 6 last night that
any tatheation was received in this city that it was the
lintantion of her Imperial Majesty to visit Manchester.
About that time Mr. Blackmon; the traMc superin-
tendent of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, received
la telegram from the Greenhill station, Glasgow, couched in
the following words :—" The Empress of the French left
here by the 4 p.m. train for Manchester." Mr. Blackmere
lost no time in acquainting Mr. George Wilson, the deputy
chairman of the lanced:Lire and Yorkshire Railway Com-
pany, with the fact, and that gentlernanj accompanied by
Mr. Blackmen and his assistant, Mr. Aylesbury, pro-
seeded with all convenient speed to Preston to meet the
brain by which the Empress would travel, and to asset
in its safe conduct to Manchester. It appears that the
train on striving at Carlisle warn 22 minutes behind its;
time, but this Period was reduced to 18 minutes when the
train arrived at Lancaster. The train arrived at Preston
at 49 minutes past 10, being only 14 minutes behind its
time. At Preston the train was divided, according to
usual custom, one portion proceeding to London end the
ether coming to Manchester. At the Preston station there
Wee • moderate concourse of persoos, but the blinds of the
airtime is which her Imperial Majesty travelled Wag
drawn down, the apectatore were much diaappointed at not
being able to catch a glimpse of the Empress although she
made • stay of ten minutes there. Mr. 1. Vibou here in-
quired of the Marquis de la Gramm it he could do !anything
to falilitate the royal progress The marquis courteously
replied that be was much obliged for the offer, bat that the
arrangements appeared to be everything that he could wish.
The train then proceeded on its journey and on arriving at
Cheney there was a great concourse of people assembled,
who cheered her Imperial Majesty vehemently, but
the train did not stop, end the cunaequenes was
that one anxious spectator, in his endeavours to
obtain a sight of the first lady of Franco, nearly met with
en accident, and was brought on to Manchester. The
greatest demonstration on the route, however, unquestion-
ably Wok place at Bolton. By some moue the news had
spread in that town that the Empress would pass through,
and immediate steps were taken to give her a hearty web
come. The volunteers assembled in force, in uniform, ac-
companied by a band, and there was also at the station a
large assembly of porno= The train stopped at Bolton,
and an opportunity was given for the people to defile),
their enthusiasm. Immediately the train pulled up, her
Imperial Majwtv was welcomed with tremendous cheering,
and the band added to the effect of the demonstration by
playing in good style the national anthem. The window
of the carnage in which her Majesty travelled was lowered,
sod the Empress bowed graciously, again and again her
acknowledgments for the compliment which was paid to
her. She appeered much pleased with her reception, and
inquired particularly the name of the place. The trio
stopped again at Moses Gate, and here a crowd bad
assembled, who gave her Imperial Majesty another illustra-
tion of a Laucashire welcome.
The nein then came on direct to Manchester, where it
was due at ten minutes to 12 o'clock. Very few per-
sons in Manchester, however, had become aware of her
Majesty's Intended visit, but long before the-time et which
the train was due, aotne 200 or MO penmen bad assembled
at the Victoria station to witness the arrival. Owing to
the information of the intended Ask bee; unknown
in Manchester before the =meatiest of lewdness hour,
bilker the mayor nor any al the authorities, so ter I
as we saw, were present to TI011eV• her Imperial Ilajoiny.
There wee a strong body of police, however, nude the
, I dtreetion of Supenetendeet Leary, at the dation, sad
Captain Bain. 'enitteodeit Gee, and Superintendent
Itaybary were also in attendance. A telly= bad pre.
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viouily been reesived by Mr. Johnson, the proprietor al ' •
,' th• QUollell Hotel, to prepare tier revisit, weseensede— - - :
' blob for her Imperial Majesty and suite. Mr. Johnison
had in attendees' a sorrier drawn by a couple el ergs
eci convey her Majesty to the Wok sod two carrier. for
the Mite. The train arrived at the Victoria station at
twenty minutes pest twelve, and voriously. • ,
careered with nom, had been hid, alms which her SZey .
Weis to pass from the piattonn to the cerriess. On • tie.
her Majesty was received with loud eines, and at mos pro-
deeded to the carriage. As she pared along, she bowed
y. and appeared Fatified with her reception.
.
. =Faye and the Mangum de la Grew_ ha riall taken
their Mats in the same vehiele, her Imperial Ifelesty, fol.
.Iweed by her attendants, at mice drove off, agog* load
chewing.
The ogee drove up VidariA-street, Marketetreet,
and Pificadilly, direct to the Queon's Hotel, where they
arrived at belf.past twelve o'clock. A bodyod=ice was
on atetioesd each sili the sesta oo crowd '
of people bad gathered in 7rnitznittke betel. Her Imperial
Majesty was loudly issued an &Hestia& sad was received
vii& e
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ductedllet - 4644 bait fba=ltajesty will visit
twee . . q( Wired k Ylesibrodra to-day, but ..
t sojoess imy be we are unable to
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Liiras PAM IMS POPS.
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The Limerick Reporter poNishee the followilig
latter to the Bishop Al 1010146 hen the Pops :
" true .1;i• ro ous TH2lllllAbii Bursas Menem,
Buser or InL n ato
Venerable Buser
and apostolic benediction.
We have received a new pledge of the singular love and
Auction whishyow aad.ghe elegy and leityai your diocese
Atbissiala towards is; hi tibiae's% affeetionite letter written
fir yen on the leek ad lest Oseobsrons the occasion of
by trans-
Mtn tlite.pewiffieled
, teats elegy Awl W Imie, to order to 7:
lob tosses end prtva*as' to *lnch wemar tabu 4 .
wait& ember* hem ennejesily subjected.
"llfhersimp, while erxopt most grateful achnow-
tirade to yea, renierr, we request that you
have*/ %lbws to Mari in our lame to the deep -
Melly -nt yoler thaw* ear we mast sed tweet =AO
Ire doubt not bat that yoo, the derv, mid the
of the &mese of Xflhiloe will °asthma to offer up
sweat platen to the thereto cd Ilia Almighty.—
Shilerinaly matitesi• to drive &WV dreedfal StOM -
He. may Is plowed speedily to assist us to protect
Eh eherehAvr oilier her rem so many illd
Miele mantills and td weal& he, to *took new sad
6314retsVelumbPha'rother i thurotthe
ti worse ld.
ed
Isled
'tines, whew a mist bilmetens was Is leis( waged '
oouto ur Plur efisomPa Pi 2 "4
of thiegtovverty I:sloe:Om:1dt thestlifotyd nOryt= •
back te taints the manifold end pernicious =OM et de-
frayed men, to detest their wily schema, and to confound
their impioue attempts. He peruneded, venerable brother,
that we entertain the men petered sad benevolent feeling;
tante* yea, fa proof di which receive the most eerie=
tiated.r"rwith apostolicthirrett da=whhi4 r;c1: mostyl=l4
L , heather, and to all the logy ad fatalist you
to your •
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"Given at Home. at St. Ps‘isepr'talaprof Novena-
her, net ta fhb 3tost OE 01
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Thu sew coinage,' agroiliali rClilkilik irsiAshiterl
)ssissiisy: brit.. we umismi&A .101111 81814 'if
as a rows for this nteepime, limn .
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fac " irktogimemu the eit Ille INV. t .i
emaneens. A. rnr q mum m Lin marinzt
when Op Chap new me mitage speared in l .;..t
TIM' 'l6hreviatien - was jedilded ' inn :the
'at flee late Itz. Paymt.llinight. will: Whine lie
14.1" t had pre=l. oolaroasks ailk dti. ,
Ilaseaspiss store from latuf "t• '
aratbors&o& at hie vim of • eme. Wilma I e'
all 8/whiskies's clod, ths.rall.ksow "OW ."'p'
untie ths word "Coasslabotexis se* pi .tbssn.M
matter was Maimed st MOO . it sir latish if the
1
tt Ishii what ailed ad the.mtaaha•elf tie *Timm ,:>
' 1111Za:ethr 114ite. Jr ."..71 t Er rIV is
oakum . is may. But, eurelmilly, the ,:
agewas M
Dot a netpanid Mil
on t led iik The aibilkilltikMel4fa, i
ed, victoria,
for he coins, , rUrror
WWl= Tv andvictoria, the werti `!
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..--ii. i„ .: : legal,
11,0* with the slam il!!!nkies
of thii Annu"..... -1 so= sir fort& '" i o am( ism
),..,,.. by virile of the hall be now pov.i., • y el4l,
aeued.• we an w;:srstion ia to be made in Use It.'..
puled imecriptiou ; sad as, ::::? this purpose, new diem musis
necesearily be eat, we would vaunt a return to the former
cffla of the Qum, and the adoption of a bolder relief,
such as misted in all her lieleetfe 'pup prior to the florin.
The fear of defacement from the friction of wear and tear
might easily be obviated by raising the border, sod a finer
work of art meld be pro&scod. —Pose.

DISTRESS IN COVENTRY.
TO 11111 =MON 01 TH2 EXPRIIB.

his,—Thu distress among the operatives engaged
in the rirandrasaviog trade of Coventry and its neighbour-
hood has reached a point at which appeal to the general
public seems not only justifiable, bat imperatively called
for. A large body of Industrious and respectable workmen,
after streadiag for menthe apart unparalleled depression '
of ramie said cranseraent want of employment, are aow
gradually !tinkles from a state of comfort sod inclepeadeace
into pauperism. After sacrificing by degrees, and at a peat
lora tire property acquired in their days of prosperity, and
with no hope of a revival of trade before Christmas, many
of them have no prospect but the workhouse before them,
salsa • helping hand he extended to them to carry them
over the coming winter. The charitable resources of the
district, diminished as they have been by the withdrawal of
a large amount of weekly wages from circulation, are all bat
exhausted, while the call for help is daily growing louder.
Many circumstances have concurred to produce this un-
exampled stagnation oft the riband trade. The ungenial
&muter of the summer, the present style of fashion, and
the uneerteinty introduced into the trade by the announce-
ment of the French treaty, have all helped to bring about
the present distress, which has been further aggravated
by • strike, now ended, oolong the hands em-
ployed in ribaoi-weaving. My present business, however,
is not so much with the cause as with the effects of the
depression, which are of • truly lamentable character, and
reach many who are in no degree responsible fur the
measures by which it has been in part produced. In
Coventry alone there is • difference of at least 6,0001. In
the weekly wages paid to the working classes as compared
with the corresponding weeks of last year. The large
parishes of Foleshill, Bedworth, and Nuneaton are suffer.
ins even more than Coventry Beall.
A committee has been organised in this county for
the purpose of collecting funds, which will be applied to
relieve all deserving cases of distress arising from want
of employment in the district in which the riband trade
has been carried on, end I venture to appeal. ,
through your columns, to the public at large for speedy and
liberal help. The funds placed at our disposal will be dis-
tributed with a careful regard to economy, with strict im-
partiality, with due consideration for the feelings of the re-
cipient., and only after careful inquiry into the merits of
each ease.

May I further call the attention of your readers to the
fact that Mews. Little and Woodoock, bankers at Coventry,
are our treasures', and that the following bankers in Lon-
don will kindly receive subscriptions, visa—Meseta. Jones
Loyd and Co., Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Co., Mew&
Glyn, Mills, and Co., and Messrs. DrummoniL—l have the
honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, Luca.
Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth, Nov.

Tr-vrixoNzat Tonto Row. Do. Boolvierv, D. D. —A
meeting Ins jest been held in Peleonenuere Chapel, Alders-
ptestreet, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to
the Rev. John Bennett, D.D., who is retiring from the pas-
tones, in smoseqnseee of aid age and infirmity. The te
monial oonsisted otA very handsome time piece under a elms
shade, a purse of SOO sovereigns, and a " memorial " ern-
blamed on vellum, vecordingnr. Bonoett's various services
as pastor of the chapel fur d 2 years, ands' president of
Rotherham College for a period of 13 years. Mr Holmes,
deacon of the chapel, presented the testimonial. The time-
peas bore the following inscription :—"This timepiece, and
a purse of 300 sovereigns, wee preseuted Nov. 28th, 11811, to
the Rev. John Bennett, D.D., by the church and the friends
of Fakonequare Chapel, as en expression of their esteem
and affection for him as their pastor for • period of SY
years, and an honoured servant of Christ iu the ministry
for a period of OM years."—The aged doctor returned thanks
for the testimonial. The 11ev. Dr. Campbell, Rev. Dr.
'Adman, Rev. J. 8. HAI, Lev. Mr. Bulb', Dr. Medea
Bennett (uf l'imbnyvequare), anti other iNutletuen, took
pert in the proceeding,.

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