The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-23 00:00:00

THIRD CLAM 27141718 Ilf

The Preston Guardian hue the following just
remarks on this sullied, which is of more than local im-
patience:—
"We cannot tmdaratand the obstinacy of railway oom-
melting what ovary men's emu* of propriety and
same man, end which could be conceded with •
mareedow of expense. To me • Lap burning in a drat-
dem soniege with two pomongues ; mot to it, SWUM ba-
dges. with • cattle' light and no pamongare; than • oreeod-
ohm eempartemni with primp throe pomongera, or per-
haps son; well lit ap ; and the 00111111 Hs gelid third-clam
cords.; els oessoneel plop sad frequently not
=r ob se beet botwersh hone en! wadi of light le
kr ihno. Can y am ailed ma a ehomotol
pat dity—imelt a weans el social dome, f It is
an engestofal return to than beet embeners ; for wo hesitate
net se egg, without rekniog linage ham home, that the
lemilneme dividends tithe Inseektr, Proem; sod Corns
lime to • amidombio mho; drawn kiss lies dripped
sad third-aim peopengess. It hoe offs been re-
dint shimmer OMB sins into court in which rail-
way timemmise mew dehrisito, jams How • strong leaning
spirit Wm. Now, limn woe mei ether cams, is not the
mange met wUm awed snlidently provoking to re-
count ko all lids? 'Ws weds thin the importance of
Wog VHe esmilogsi has an it •1011 pd our legislator;
busk mast he so Ina. We member the time when the
third-stem poripb wme soneguild is Mend like sheep, in =-
sown& troth; sod set allowed we to take • bundle with
them. The pablis Wag of agog frowned down such
boa, end atoned rousimlimo, and It win ultimately do the
most la this awe. We have best led to mow Yr taintiro
Ibis week by the otammost ems have mined hem • yaw
ware who mot with the cheap trip to Loads, as Tom*
week, to me dm Qnin. The rotors bola muted very
=lyat moon dank, but did tel rook Praha till
atm to cow We /net complain of the delay on No
rod, ibr that might be unavoidable, but we do uthr our
stvingent menet swim; the huddling together • mixed esee-
pry of maim and oweligni, gmbems,
tie milosinihthis shinshiosndhedsm ebb NI es tf dm&
tie meming. Is net milisiplo oho khbo• =
mmoseil to pnrabsee • omen and hang fietname
to mo
st with a 'pep' Web swag the , lng-
o ennikrably smillwohd err
edition.
is N leaeM+aonss ohm; N lir soft" sempamies
dein it Ms mush Min* Is their inimnis to istemt the
third-ehin seediels;use :wpm! how In *sin Lam the
tope, Net woe OPALS slab plain Imp st mit
of the onrikom or imam am Ind. Mee the mow
of bum of the ft would la • pest
and wadi earkemost pig& The kip te11=6.4714;
and
thb Mid other bine; sot sinudent albs @NM
nom Nom imam who lbw bliliglik VS
ono kr tho berth ambit, miens • Ike *Week b moni-
log. Let the Nadir haw • was tonsistbad sinat thirty
conloges, ined promboommly with oda sod firsairit an ia
the leek, semi of than wen primed with liquor hikes
Was, Manaaisr, mid envying honks with them to drink
is the wow, and be ("ILIUM avoid a shudder et the la-
mbdas animpsenom. Those facia, and all tbe facto haws
is noir it berrative, if public decency is thus wantority
to to oneupd, Mat some extraordinary effort should be
mode to rowels Ode Lag-eostinsed Insult upon the third-
elms pomengsm"

EPISCOPAL EXACTIONS ON TRW ADMISSION OF
Passers AND Datoor•—Camera hays bets
ads to as complaining of the marble* fee earl to
this dross, Darr authority of the lialtop, ups the
orlatila d pare wad dear. The hes ape the err-
, era at • data sorert, me see tiM, te her gam
err • half, sod era his eirtime sialsa Y din
the =arena drag h toss addrial stig3
fear pima Wier b the &err dart Whet abe
the mar et week sad Mar la ler Ur deem
of MIA me • halt t la re malaise
Ora or IMAM, the he far rears as • rat Is bat
• grasa ; Y Chesser the sear sad we believe art Ude
lea rate fs corial the can That lbw thole
as task add be to Me searreal dare anal
sure
Caro* ray taker r • saw eseerly.—Wereaster
Tim Fonsirre.—Thu hresto continue to afford
mellenspoet to the rear et Weeny sod me is. The
BM et >tereit, .e•ar. hid mufti es Tim*
1r1; Yeimenitch, at the fithidelikr aradilf
swomeeel Mie della W elen• lae dha as
Teareday, dee fa alrliddlek, hate—eas air
era par mad sae wishhe *Mem sib; ibe
bur, to pertimies, • ay ass sari Xs. Iry
Mel a etas at nary Is likekwater. and
fdajr Ormille bed me on Friday fa Xs arm hoot
The Crimea Imo, Oeltmel Inert, whets isbeallien
Miss the Zama me hem me mil ends apparel la or
Rini=ls at pretest the art er Oleteh%
News, sad one art Is tinenmiontea's
sae day hat week, whoa to kltied a las deer. The
sae* it war be tereared, sherealsr pest
Shierfadatywhis, ibit
wren hril, as liteiglisiT: 10.41eltimilhe
—Beisfshere

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Tie
gamed bearer of the was net to begin till
this eveng. when the new PeeeYry Prokinee Chia,
woad deliver hie inaugural adders, bet this. bed
bra 11111111r0111 minds, which gave pre el marl =
anon of old members. Among the seam miser in lid d
mirth era those of Lord Iloatiegle, Lord Wriontsitt
Earekthee, Prehror Owes, Sir-him Havara,
Whewell, Dr. Lloyd, Colonel Sabre, Pratror
Sir Roderick Murddson, Colonel Sykes, Mt. Hopldea,
itc., he.
The Ant bushier of the minim tithe mesa as d the
ecauscfl, at which none but the prieelpil adhere of the Am-
id atica are admitted. They mei at vii_ chart this istenteg,
aad at om o'clock the gears' cemelees armallied to re-
ceive the council's resort sad that of the Km Oematiese, to
arrange the general badness, sad to err eeriest ethers.
The mating was very telly attended, Dr. LLOYD, the Presi-
dent of the last maniac bin to the cons.
elleam= the moon referred prinaptity to the re-
' at the last meeting et Dablin. sad to the
Crmade la gaming them teeabed. The eo-opera-
eaf rths Royal Society harm( been requested In con-
tinuer; a meter of magnetic:el obervadms, • committee of
that motility wee spisainted, emaistiag of Sir John Herschel,
Dr. Whewell, the Dam of Ely, and the Astrassomer Royal.
The two committees have produced their obeervationa inde-
rdy, end an united meeting is to be held in Leeds
.d:, next, to consider the conclusion they have arrived
at, and to report the results.
Application having been made to Lard Palmerston, in so-
ordance with • rexcomendation at the lest meeting, that a
vessel should be Dent to the Metheare Rive' to make a
rides of magnetic observations, the application remained toe
some time unanswered, and • second application was made,
to which a negative was giro.
ittiostion having been made to Prince Albert for per-
mto elect his Royal Highness President of the British
Armistice for the meeting next year, the general secretary
reported to the council that he had received in reply the tet-
hering letter :
" Selman!, Sept. 17, 1867.
" Str,-1 have communicated to hie Royal Highness the
Prince Comm your letter of the 13th inst., expressing, on
the pert of the committee of the British Aroctation, the wish
that his Royal Highness would allow himself to be semi-
mated as redder of the meeting which it is proposed to
her at Aberdeen in 1869. His Royal Highness cannot
bat het ass: at the wish thus expressed by the can-
= la be is smear that his own gerleisacy in
is mama snob as to entitle him to snob
a dialneiba. If, t he apneas his radi-
um
le empty with the wlefYs el the comentetee, be
begs diet It may be considered tamely as an repetition oldie
deep Mem* which he take' la the advancement of minim
ta tideerealry, madam a mirk of linhigh sense which be ea-
tables of the lawns°, and emends= of the moselatioe.
His eamplesee d the nma ehe be cousidered. to
a cartels dirge, span his befog in
Scotland at the time proposed themearing. Hie Royal
Illictuseles tires Is not his ova, end It is impaaelble Sr him,
at this distance of time, to /ay whether the all of other
dudes may not be snob as to prevent his attitudinal.
" I have Unbosom to be, Or, yoar men obedient Servant,
" To Major-Geserel &thine" "C. Our.
The acceptance of the invitatka was remind by the meet-
Mg with loud cheers.
The report of the Hew Committee reined exclusively to
the errengemente of the Brinell Aamodadoses memorial ob-
servatory at Hew, which hoe received farther practical support
frouitheArrecomer Royal. Thereportof theparllamentary
committee, specially appointed to attend to the public te-
ener of the association' contalael rating of general inte-
rest, exceptiag a strong tamales of opinion against the
dee for separating the natural retry department
= se
e British llaseeM
Atter the treamatka at some heart business the com-
mittee adjoentsd.
The dist maser issidag this eveslag, In the ham room
of the Town-hall, was fully attended. The chair was Ant
taken by De. Lloyd wisaftieri • brief complainant, speech,
Indiana!: the Prefroace Owen, into the chair.
The Peamanarr this d Tared ea interesting address.
The esureeszise dm reed the reports of the promedi,
before the general cammittee in the morning, sad toted
stated the loandel earth= of the British !uric: ethos, whiog
ism • very properous condition, its funds having been aug-
mented npweirde of OW by the Dublin meeting.

SIR JOHN S. TAIL4W7I7, 1 LP., AT TAVISTOOZ.

TAVISTOCK, TDBPDAY.
On Monday evening Sir J. S. Tralawny, one of
the lasmters for tbh borough, thinned • thesdng of his
orestitathie at the the Mord Bold ; Mr. Taos. NICHOLLS 1O
the chair.
Sir J. THILSIIXT, lAIr "theft to hip votes on the Co.-
- BM mad stir plennen theleved with regard to the
anathres innoth
geod esed ter the pathenneat laille—Mbin
prilessest tath Lord Palmerans pithiest a verg
a well ansidend MO, sod ane width, I believe, had gives
bin a=deal dtrouble daring the room Every-
it was likely to peas, bat the Ccespbecy
Wane led faterroptel in wares. lithethasatly, mother
bill one lateetheed by Lard Ithrsbereugh—rese with whisk
I mat am NM la MI be path therm thine was • eery
etheithealle deal si "dot reef shoat it; las limisiss, ft
that a pellen of thinthers she be diens by
r. P. 411 anstitunels• width
Ide an eessithe at anew" thr if Is good
ter inpling, why an ht mint the (Hoar.)
MIMI, of that dine genii hew hem a pen dual of
he perdeder essafitssiosie4 sod the pobilu wadi net
•411 r tathal over dim, wesee that bill I could not
lets in ~'tiny, ant 11 had every petered of
beleg Meted; bat just es the gethruissat this la peat
dour at Wig overthrown aker, Lind Jobs Hassell
newel that the-beer should reamed by way of resolution.
gregablea was maples the goverment, essiag
they bettlthe • good themes to nape the draper, sad a
ithesbar noontime thee theetheed and adopted in ono-
w/Mete, and =the the thesidien of a aew bill, which
will go far to aim • remedy of the ethe width existed pre-
viously. Whether It on the whgbotorthy of your
Cril know teat; batty lebeend apt ahem 14t to
aattheare es pod ss alethenednete and
Wpm is la all its tsarinas, the
eseepsidve ryeten ta the aggiel=l/ Zen, and the
pennies of secrecy. The menus, wee pmt ek ant I hope
Mes k teethed.* of good to both asualthe. It a good
that we have at the heed of that govethrmat • ant
so Metal sod lONA as Loth Stanley ; gad la proof
of his Way sal, atth I nag amnia
that the lad Oleg he did honesty
wee tolle the eowinetesitip
of Mr. Jena ilethrt MID, the author of the ?ranks an
Logi the gentent inners and &takers In Strops ;
and z
, to path his Betnales from party think he
maenad dinners hen both thin of the hone,—indeed, soak
a esathl es 611.11a111111111 tar thilk the rarely bad fts lona
Speaks el the Here et Isistrheiri • Taking said—Thera
ha body la the hews of when is wee sekt that they moped
wr..>NS.e.lsulkethilnebnithale so se neer
resod the natter, and I an drat we nag have great MOOD
SO drib ourselves hen On takers, he the bill the
toolineel by a groat avalenthael Isnpdsered bishops. I
weal to the Hoare of_=„eitha deg, end I saw a tow M
Orthillias—ZEisr) a lon way, then
was the all mai grave, but nateillagly
ZZltet the of ellesseth rent law. It wet reelher. '
ig bear then se fpeseuisthiset
of the bill. They were athpast eel lthe s,
however, =
Mink
had • the bill. I spat erbh respect, bet I moan
they were wise ta their nem, sed I wan! tither
had seekted as, they night have
often std la • moth beirdelel se the shank ttAr4
After ea other ietheire st abet
mimed Nee of penile fa ties book illicit as
his glans that the Meth' 11.11111.01 11010116
theme esangthel wadi erpthtle ttillebn
arty blew =Eat Pik le sail, lietheidTb, reale
Lad thin ea Whelk IP • paired a
Mgt ennuis, soda .hp stein dist is revers-
ion* would sod gay hug* of doe whisk would not
gunathee to Ithetthara a seserrathith TOM bill.
A wee al madam wee thin pined its Sir /ohs
Treieway, and atter a vote of drake le the heir the Olen
big tolismitoa•

MS. ANDERSSON, THE TRATELLER.—lsteligmos
has bele recaloed here *ow Xr. Charlie MOD No
author of " Lake Itgast"), who bee milellehta to ex
plore the Omer, essatry to dees=l )11,0 14"'
Comae. h appion, that ewerlettieendar
seletai WNW WIN at lb Jea, he we eq&
tents, miss et tha essiarist ,fhli
aim guile& Asisrases. Warm; to a' Thlit
worm awl albstilee'Vreillmate
• the led Idaho% haves apeparta• for Tall idled* to
by
Ida raw tri • hlityst mate ham say hied
ly bilme.—Chre Atalsot12.

(embalm& from yeeterday's Bora e.)
Mr. Joshua Hunt, of the firm of Hunt and Co., of Strad,
Gloucestershire, said—We have been in the habit of fur-
nishing cloth to government, and furnished cloth to clothiers
under the old system. We have delivered large quantities of
cloth at Weedon. We have had no reason to complain of
the rigidity of the examinatko. When...limier' have tie,an
place we have received a notification of the reasons for suck
Wectioa. The objection/ have gmerally been well kanded.
e have removed the objections in some ems, bet in rhos
the cloth has been entirely witticisms. In one one I oar
eider that cloth wee stet back without 'efficient reason, he
I make no complaint of the inspection. Our cloth has gene-
rally been superior to the patterns. I de not doubt the
competency of the inspectors or Amen. It has occurred
that where the pros hes been taken out ci the cloth
it bee been sent back to have that de-
fect removed, bat that could have been done bedew
in the depot, and would have saved all the trouble of maw
it back. We have never been fined for those defects. One
cloth is of a very aupertor quality. We never put shoddy ea
ft. We have a machine far testing the strength of cloth, Mt
we cannot detect Mei* tit. lem not aware of any ece.
rapine orating ameget otfickis at Weldon, but above
two years ago it had ben stated that something of that Wad
had occurred. la a letter I have written to Mr. Deer, the
clerk to this dominions, I bays repeated a bit of gm*
founded ea a ammoniate= which my clerk had with • emi-
nence end manufacturer Ia our nedghbourhood, Oliver Bird,
Who said he bed seen some centmetom at a lodging in the
town, but he did not Mow their names. 'nisi talked of the
difikelty of getting their goods pawed at Weedon, one el
dims mein that the Yorkshire MialkeenTOTS were lit
above making presents to the officials at Weedon. It wee
then remarked, . Whet do you think of a man finding a M.
note in Ms bat and then putting it on lashed without saying
a single word r It was also and that after that that pesmee
cloth passed an right. He did not know anything further
than that about It.
Mr. Webb, of Coleman nreet, City, woollen reanetareew,
summed—For 26 years I have supplied cloth for army Im-
poses. Under the new system I have supplied one panel d
red and one of white cloth at Weedou. 1 have to complete
of the almost wholesale rejection of the mooed parcel I de-
livered there on the 6th of flay, 1866, and of 6,000 yards ant
In more than 600 yards were rimed. I delivered i,*
yards of red cloth, and of that quantity two-thirds ma re-
jected. I bad the cloth back, repacked it, seat it book stein
end then it wee passed. Another parcel was sent back with
the observation that the cloth wee sat for the merica.
A small portion of it was premed and the whole eat
beck airs, when It all prod. I can only account fa
its passing from the went of judgment in the person Maw
it back In the first instance. No defect wee pointed out, bee
it wee said that it was not according to pattern. TM goods
were rioted without say interest mime. I think
that there ought to be an appeal for mauftetalem I ham
heed corruption attributed _to the inspectors amongst the
the trade, in consequence of the manner of their admin.
bet I know of no me. I know of ao purses who ban heat
bribed, either directly or indirectly. We heath geode new
to army clothiers. We get the same price from them es
we got at Weeds& Lately we have not tendered for Wadies
on account of the laspeatka.
Mr. Gilpin was mailed, and old he had made imairiee este
the Oeford Grey rode iirred to, and found that one •
was bought on the 9th of November, 1867, about 8,000 yeas,
and in April, 1867,1,000 yards. That cloth had been passed
by the inspectors et the Tower,and wee sold am
old stores in occiesqeme of a new egration as to crane.
That was how it male to have the 'monomial mark spat ie.
He gave 34. 30. per yard he one parcel, and 4. 80. her
the other. He purchased the cloth from Mr. Levy. The
cloth had never been rejected. It wee afterwards men
up into pensioners' clothing and weed. He thought theg
had also bought boots and shoes of Mr. Levy—a few oily,
se they generally bought their boots and shoes from mean-
hearers iu the country. He bought the cloth because he
emidered he had a guarantee for its having pared dr
government inspectors by having their mark upon It. 'lfs
°loth was first sent is Weedon, where It wee selected. It
was then sent back, sold to the Tower by Mr. Levy, when
it wee passed. He had never bon ht any goods direct ban
ties Tower.
Mr. Edward Wollen, of the firm of Wollen and Weston, 0
Wood-street—We carry on the bermes of woollen drap .I.
We have supplied serge by contract, for lining soll'
coats. I have supplied rifle and Oxford cloth to Ma
clothiers. The first lot of serge I supplied to Weenie el
peered ; the second was all rejected. Upon that I went dam
to Weide*, and NM Mr. Sheen. I wee told that the cloth
was very inferior. 1 asked Kr. Omea to prat out tins in-
fect. He attempted to point out the Wirelesses of the mega,
which 1 condukted to be very frivolous, and that he knew
about it. I seat a fresh sleep* and that was dim
IrejtiZ. Upon that I had all the goods back from Wades,
weat thugh them carefully, took out such as I
=romight • slidef meet dr
remainder beck toham Wisdom, Land theect, andgreat bulk el
them were passed. The mosey value of pen
supplied wee upwards of 10,0001. When I went to
Warden I told the authorities there then had examined the
goods, that they were all right, and then they parsed.,. I
think the rejection of them goods in the first Memos me
from an error of judgment end being too particular ; I
• attributed their rejection to other modem I have said tint
the inspectors were influenced by other parties. I mew
Ohm& mousey to smooth the way for paring of goods, am
ever allowed it to be dose by others. I never made My
promise or offered any revere to any person. I solos*
assert without equivocation that I have never given, my
been • party to giving, my demur to any perm et
Weedon. No government inspector of verge at Weis
be ever benefited in consequence of my internam
with him.
The Chairman—lf any person has stated that you hamlet
your goods passed through bribery at Weedon, is that ogee
or Mee 1,
Witnese—lt is untrue.
The Chairman—Then you have nothing to say as le
bribery P
Witasse—No, I had to say goat It.
The Chairman—Do you solmnly assert that you hays
taken no pink bribery at Weedon P
Wilme—l have not. I never found any man at Weed's
at all open to bribery.
The Chairman—ll do not wish to catch you up, but yew
mom would slum" imply that you had attempted it. Tie
Wvulgar plow, didl
never did. you me " try it on l'"
temes—
Rumbustious resumed—l never had any ommunicalien
with any of the authorities at Weldon, mere Mr. lf arise.
I have always charged an extra pries for the cloth in one
of the severity of the inspection, and that was din
et▪
hantegeoes to the public, Ido not think the isineltine
at Wooden are emapstest.
The Chairmen—Can you give tin the llama id say vir-
son who lute talked of bribery? for if you can, we will sem
ma idea.
Wilnees—No, I cannot ; but these matters are talked of
in the trade.
He. Jelm Gibe's, ermy saddler, of New Comehty-sneek
We have lad se sseat scolreeb alady WO
;zerell.
..Ve bad an eskehl at W M
arden nr as
at aloft asillstrees, me theycoed he goo diest=,
them serdatig to Lan/an, as the mil* wee meg. We
amble lieweablag ash sagibloY. W. Mg, W WIEN I'
blew waft le sesailda et se to the eseer et the ge!
brosta, dome thins me rejsead bat the debate eer
ie
always ponied ace ee ne. I believe ;het he tome &Akio
are given tow than to other poems. Helios Capt. Seek i
at the heed of the saildhey deperameat at Weeded, Is an sgrd
Met ma, sod der an basset essa. Ido sot ..
even If It bas boo dated by seeseese Ikons, that Xi=
are allowed MMus fee regebbe addles which are t
to other peesaa. We stmt be hefty up to the patter=
yet the Arden, andthe pal& Ma /banthey seal to Id'
That I aural& to the systems at compstitke. Ia a* instants
have I ever herd at aasoialsis of our saddlery aftep
saddle lave Mosel out to the regbosats. We
Mils se well es saddlery. Thome digit be dellegreel
in the skis, hat they mid be it out sites made up. jit
leg abbe saw OW eat, they would act be oat Mit wm
the led pleees la thew
111 e. Usk asidler_s_.__at CoaAm-abeet, ossailseg—l so la ,
the IMO of , sad haw
a* W=6ltTarkimi fespailattsilt Pilegtrit° I
we, Ilk as we hemp es dose to ths pelted' ss we es 'After rI
arms of oleo** the awe is ad lir* la Old iestakftt dap,
atelisalles that so any have pod sag es away is* bees .
n There were b .ryas maw the old system.'
Ittes:ot ho mempties at Vf etisikbekl dad shah that I
ewe s bow endue le Gobi' Sege, bud be afterwards
mitiginairelle - gjuie kw. alma ft sod bed t • i
hoe gals& there it amen trot on. 4
The Ondlemmedllefte. yea are ihe Mae had you say
nor
i&s,ilf t h
ort Ones
_mild hs romplahle ?
I ed Isere Ile. roe
1 The ObabeasaWis It IN other a nab act to send me, 1
• ebbs *NW t
Wlt wee ; bet I had hoard from Sergeant
Bodie &WOO doe boas
The Mime-- as this Mho he was desharged ?
rood:Wltaos-11 gee holds. oli thee ether pesos were
parr boars at Weeisa_dial was. end I thee
sees ass Ili tiers MOW Oi is bid. The sessaat wee
✓ot to Wmr hot net the ma Whoa &nth
segred the Mg he mat • be
glerdy helm too o'clock . .sewseg.
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The various French railway companies Mien/.
it is said, to introduce changes which will ere amok addi-
dons' morfort in drat clue carriages. S carried* ors r
to be oonstrnotod, computed of mime, bedroom, ash auto-
morn, which may be engaged at a apical tent • gamily
composed of decor six persons, may thus undertake the
joules, with but HMIs fatigue, led if nocessery tike=
'eremite to wait on them. It Is said that the e
company about to bays carriages of this kind boilr=
my be taken on over say of the other railways of Brava.

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