The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

:ery harm In place of jack boots and
formes, be wore gold lace tronerre. The cuirass
was likewise absent, but the distinguished Am
wore a helmet sad red plume. Altogether be had a
mos:.lieforya.' appearance. Marshal Pelissier rode a
Each charger with leopard skin ho!sters and red Tel-
ut iodine, being himself in lull dress with cocked hat.
t.,:r William Codringtoo was mounted oil hi.
as pony, and w moat unostentationsly dressed,
a.ttiough he wore a red coat with cocked hat. General
31•NIshon, who has the character of being a Tory
lard rider as well as a most gallant officer, rode a
ssperb cheenot. Sir Hugh Roes was likewise well
mounted. As the procession, with General Windham I
and others io rear, paused along, Lord Gough was re-
pestedly beard to express him delight with the appear-
slice of the troops. A. Lord Gough pared this
Foolier Guard., he shook hands with one of the
when& On the returo of the precession to the paTi-
Loo, Sir William Codrington ordered a salute from
the artillery of nineteen guns for Lord Gough, and he
then placid himself in frunt of the lice and ordered a
general sabre, which was followed at the call of Lord
W. Peltier, C. 8., who commanded the parade, by
three cheers and one cheer more for Lord Gough, who
took off his helmet and kept it off the whole time that
he was addressing Sir William Cudringtcn oa the
appearance of his troops. A gun now fired for the
troops to return to their different camps, and a hand-
some luncheon was agreed.

The spectators were very few, if the officers not on
duty are deducted. Amongst the former I noticed
three Russian ladies, the wits of the French com-
mandant of Sebastopol, and three English ladies,
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Strsubenzey and Mrs. Brine. Mrs.
Seacole was likewise present, and she had the honour
of being introduced to Lord Gough, who appeared
greatly pleased with her. Lord Gough in all proba-
bility will take his departure on Tuesday, the 10th.
Before his departure Lord Gough, at the request of
Colonel Mandy, C.B.,wili insp. ct the 33rd Regiment,
which was commanded by his nephew, Colonel Gough,
C. 8., who died of wounds received on the 8:h Sept.
On Tuesday morning tho Grenadier Guards em-
barked at Kazatch for England in the St. Jean d'Aere.
Next day the Coldstmma embarked at the same
port in the Agamemnon. The god battalion of Royals
likewise embarked the same day at Balakisea in the
Pacific for Malta; and the Ist battalion Rifle Bri-
gade, under Lord Alexander Russell, for England, in
the Apollo troop ship. The Fusilier Guards are
w►iting (or the Princess Royal to arrive; and the
2od Battalion Rifle Brigade, under CoL Hill, expect
to embark on Monday, in the King Philip.
Major Henry'. I troop of Horse Artillery sailed in
the Kangaroo on Wednesday, and Capt. Crauford's
Z 11,ttery embarked yesterdsy in the City of Aber-
deen and Candi.. The Gibraltar has sailed for Scu-
tari with more invalids. The hospital steamer Ottawa
hos left for Malta with a portion of the 31st Regiment
and the headquarters of the 14th Regiment.
The Bahian' sails for England with Staff officers
and horses.

The side•deamp to Lord Gough is Capt. Sallie,
of the Sloes. Lieut.-Col. Maclean now commands the
Artillery, and Major Robertson the Engineers, the
whole of the Artillery and Engineers Staff, with
others, having embarked yesterday, ea will be men
by general orders. Mrs. Hid has likewise left.

THE MANCHESTER MODEL SECULAR SCHOOL
AM) THE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON
EDUCATION.

The Manchester Guardian oontaioe a oorraapas-
dime betimes,. the Conimmittes of the Model Becalm &shoo
of that city and the Committee of C. accil on lidociation.
The Mem shyster Committee state that shouted, situated in
the millet of a dress and poor repulatiou, is attended by
about 330 boys, priecipally from 7 to 12 peened age, almost'
the whose of them chi,dree or w of destitute, or very
pier peruses, who caaaot aff mi to par for Waal lastriostiee.
The aka:Wm of the teaching is homed epos the medal of
the Irish national schools ; the object of the sishael bang,
"to afford (mingled buttery gad moral, sad separate reli-
gious tastrectica, to ehildres 01 all personifies, upon the
faadsmeatal principle that tio attempt shall he We to In-
terfere with the p collar religiose tenets of aey desedpsisia
of Chemise (ir other) pupils." The school was
(pined, Avglet 18, 18•54; is simonised by sanatory
nbacriptions at ea anted cost of 6001., and the
master a certificated" teacher is assisted by &sr adult
paid timbers. The school committee do not pool, to give
special religions isstrsetioa, or to owe the reading of the
Ho'y Baaptures in the school ; the eoimposition of the
atteulauis aid other leanness coon, chid with the school,
indeed, would reader either of these ruses imprattictble.
&sternal° per coat. of the chines.. stated Sunday schcols
is coariesion with many religious denominations It is
earnestly desired by the pronoun of the school that it may
be admitted to portieipate in the adeastages of the pipit
Umber system under Miele lordships' maientes. The partial
emploeineat of megaton is indiepeueable, sod the most use-
ful boys, employed u part as =Nikon, Lump the school far
/enumerative employmest almost as loon es their wanes
hays became really valuable; whereas it is believed that
the goveramest allewsece to pupil teachers would be *
sufficient usincerneat to retain the servile'', of such a number
sa ...Id enure greatly inv....Ad sada., is the 'shoot,
without detrimest to the intends of the pupil teachers
theimelve.. Toe entim-iyialists are therefore dosing that
ose of boy Majesty's limper ton may be lostruttod to visit the
Mambeeter ModelBreolu & h ccotaii to report upon the the-
Ur. r sod coodities of the ashool,• all a view to its beteg ad-
ratted te partici pa. toe a the re steamiest greats for educe-
tioa. The commit's • roosted' with en es proemial of their full
perseamke that an iscortsat sad e‘ortary moral sad tali.
limn !senesce Is eseraised ternri the inettoctiost comma-
mowed ta the said school; and In c ieffrination of this
omens, they ensiles. testimonials from a number of gen-
tlemmi who have visited the seho I, isoludieg Thomaill
Beal. y, Big., preoident i.f the blearhester Chamber of Coma-
mere. ; Mask Philipp, IC•st , the Rey. W P. Widker.M.A ,
immeshes' ol 81. Jim a, UI has; the Rev. Dr. M'Kerioer,
aid Vie Rey Dr. Bn-d, &a. Th. c immune of council, la
their asswer, refer to a reply given by their lordelipe
11J. to a similar =Marini froth • *scalar school is Bdls-
harsh, aid conilatie—ills lords have felt it right to main-
tain the same principle. • • • Although lbs actual
pretties la schnl., which ars admitted to aid ander
the minute of the Illth of July, 1847, eannet, is
all cases, be eacertaned by inepectioo, the etasegen of all
sub school., st any rate protest that, is undertaking to
provia• for the • docation of a child, they undertake thereby
to amigo to revealed rel g oat a plain in the touching.
After circled e amnia atter , it appears to my kid., that tiers
Is aothieg in the roles of your school to hat the
elidefrin, towards the cost of whose edneatioa the state
would be paying, if the school were admitted to aid, must
neeentrily have the opportunity of ias'ructl n in reveslod
religion, as well as is secular km wledge, sod in the Drat-
mere rules of moorelity. My lord., therefore, regret, that
while they do got d .uht the dears of the managers of year
school, ih.t the children woes are taaght Is it should liew
the opportunity of receiving rrligiins initrsistioa by other
metes tow aff .rded to she school itself, they do net
feel thesomelees at liberty, In the dneharge of tho treat re-
trued in them, to comply with the application which yea
hays add:tamed to the to==rtes of council.
(Sigeed) R. R. LIKORN.

Ting INUNDATIONS IN FIANCE.—MEETING IN
How,/ ILO —Os I huriday twain, a soriviss, c seemed
by the mayor, we* held at the t. wn Mill, for the purpose of
expreaseet srsepa•lty with the eufferert by the moist anon-
&dote In Frac?, sod raisins inibervvons In old of the
fond ler their awstam. The mayor (B. Yount. EN )
presided, and tke meting wee adamant by Mr. Crawley,
Mr. Pollard, Mr. Oriole r, Mr. Ilearoar, Mr. Anew., sad
ether indoentlal anhehitatt.a.---NSWOASTLIOtrON-TTllta.
—Oa Thursday a sumerriely squatted weebog of mer-
chants. oitalowners, sod other" weemimed by regeteition
to the Mayor, in toe Council &Asher, to isoimider the carpel
to be takes for rebirth s asibecriptios is the town in Mal
of the tasfortonste 'offerer. by the recent enteesive Woods-
lions n Frame. Ibe Er.och and Spanish Canaille, sod
eWoert resident Fee -c' men Ana foreigners, wen premed.
Th. Mayor havint brit fly opened lb. meeting• a letter was
mad fr tm the emotion of are commit tie I f rho coal trade
of Northumb,rlasd sad Durham, rating that that body
had voted toe rem of bOW. m sad of the eurenn. Rm.
Icions for wising a mobocrat bon havieg been asaaimouly
adoptef, a c uninittee of gentlemen wa. app bited to carry
est the objects of the meeting. The enbeertptlon list hating
been heeded rotted the room, about 2001 woe collected,
lamb with Am 6001. imbeeribed by the c tat trod., and smell
same owerewly tethered eo the Qosy, =eau a total of
shoot 7201 —Neernuele earmark.
Fkitsll INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE.—The Courrier
Broolese of Vie IA b Item thet a dreadful bowknot
bum over that plow two days before, aceempsoted by tar
Nate of reit. Is ectimettheac., the Rater titre rose bay
bdgb , a •••••1 sash In tte post. The I. SKI othaalmed by
the shma ere very woeiderable. Ac otete from the 0.-
1051, ennoloce that the low grooods adjoialeg that river
SD meowed with a fifth ionadatioe. A tektrephie doe
Mak h from the Prefeet of the Histe.Clarcene. at Toolour,
rates that e* the 17th the Gamine was 131 lett abuts
the °battery levol, sod that the upward movement woe
ecw.taolot Tt • Journal do Levet of the 19th @eye
" The Loire kw ram upwards of three bet at Crime
rapyorterday. The A-liar, which bad rim treads el
tbree feet, bed Mita to esbeide." Tae Loin at Rome I.
Coed by ol•rape to bete tone down shoot IMO feet. The
mimed manatoieetkee between Orleans sad Tours le 1
stwan rapped by the greet raw of the Lobe.
A fire books out on donde, night is the reef di
the Were of he Le 'Witty' Body, at Per* mad by ea
baste. of a rt cliet follast On 46. "._.."" ih
by k...l..Wkitilthe
gr,,e,rs were e It wee duatireowe the
wt. totes marking Iran the demo. 'MEM WOBO jonmywy
Win 1", led it women got utter.