The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-16 00:00:00

THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

At Lowestoft, Meows. Lucas Brothers, the
imetropolitaa liallhan. cu Wedoesday night, invited all the
mamba of tie heal 'Volunteer Corp, formed principally
Lam emss the resew employed by them, with the other
imams cm their adalthithrneot, to an excellent dinner a
the Royal Bede/ The monpany numbered no leis thaw
WO, mil the Iseisirreat of the hotel was decorated la
military feehim tee the.ssiou.
Mr. camas Lou; the maim member of the firm of
Loma Mediate, presided.
Irbe asurl loyal aml patridis tar* were warmly
honoured.

—idaeleasmil fir R. Dams, in replying far the army,
mid was glad is nodes the preessa of a 'estimate
honourehly knows in ecaneziee with the Crimea war. He
alluded to Mr Marto. Pido, to whom the army eyed stash,for the milked hang and pinion= be bed displayed is
Tepid to the crimerustioo of the railway from the buboes
of Balskleva to the camp before Sebastopol (Chrism)
To the toast d " The Militia sad Volunteers of
Oaptaia BanotOMILD responded for the Militia,EaJlaaup ditam
Palma for the kids Volunteer; and Captain LIATEI3II far
to. Velveteen.
Inintessat Loom proposed, in highly omplimentery
time, "The heath of dir Modes Peto,' Pancrug at the
simian which the ban. bermet had readlwed to Lowestoft,
mid to hie cameadea with peat mills works in almost
emery part of the w
The toast wan reoirZwith melt eerdislity, sad
Me M. Pero, M.P., in news* thanks, said kern ihe
fret be bad felt the pietist blesait ia the weinetair
mereamet, became he believed that it was amoeba
for the good of the rountry ; and no one • meter
Me varied mpleasesuld have a &Debt of its per.
lest s. Twine. to the Oseldeent, he would uk how
Bwienaimid, as she was by despotic Mims,
eeeht hem so foe prmersed her amnia if she bed sot been
protested by bee volunteer damn ? What wee the rumen,
age* that I,eoo men deseenctleg tram Northam Day la
the ma et Qat ben al emietry had been able to rams
dab him esiminmse ban searieliag wane tben
!=a Wage! iChems.) Why, the valentine RIMS
three‘ the whole Salim people bed =dy
for them theirMerdee and trhumbed weir every
10Mmic) Areither inacji mistime empietel
lf—
vis., the easel of the voluted, nieveireet as the
enstiamt amp& • was reatinnelly shat
Weep% sed be we perfectly mai that Me
Bent day essugied nib:y diffimat pities from
dol eighties m age. (Hear, bear.) Teemecly
was 111111.110111- that we wire so oommersially MOM as not to
be slim S. Mom peteelien sad power esmed to the Wier
Mime if liteslobyeeerseeee steadies mails. BM he
Crested that is Wand we sever shod& ham se OWINGS
Waal* army, because it was not oempatibb viii priest
seastitatiousl liberty. No one Misfired more th be did
ear present Mending srmy, sad no cme was more desirous
Gm him & to me it kept ea a tidally effective footing ;
ISM be eansidenid last Me beelibone d Pa/lead's liberty
was her volunteers, sad that the fact that 150,000 rifles
had been pined is the beads if free Englishmen
spoke mem faibly to Europe md Me meld than
myth* else that mild be mentismaL (Chem.)
The Qiiess had pieced them rides lb the hands of the
se s teme ; but the people mold not have been
[ so Ineted if they bed bad a &mune smarsip, and if they
bed bed so ementetiouel representative government
arearlag the lisimi=edrty. N ear vehinteies, in
shid sot beanwith the Meting that. as
iskinsa they bed to protect loving wives and families,
hams= =lgedwhitkUesimaw."(Qedi bih4c°u7repavh:
[ harm* laving added that be had 7uu velentesis is Ms
aspleymeat—Me beet proof be ineld give et dis desire tif
his Ina to support the samseat—miMesed to refer to
the Malice el [employer sad outplayed editing hotness
most at those prompt sad these boas, and moommeeded
the workmen sever to let semi men between them sad
lb* mantes. He lad bed many head things said of bin
[ is Lemke Is regard to this question—row things which
he did sot think be deserved; lest he believed he was
the weekmen's best Mead is wing that if they allowed
mime to destroy the mutual mfidenoe which existed
between their memos and themesives great injury world
mat. rh0...)
" The Health of Messrs. Leese Piretbsee," " ProMmitY
be Lowestoft," sad MIMI other tomes followed, sad • vim
apesabie evening was pealed by all prima
Mem& Lams are abed to mime ark of the Lowesisfi
minsteers with a bandeme jug, daMmed by Mr. J.
Theme. The jog ie shaped like a tic...item and has two
limns ea me h Me. Mpg the naval and military
samba% and the and Scotch volunteers. In the
min if these /germ is • medallion of her Majesty, with
the Merriptles, ""her army ma navy and brave volunteers."
Tie weeds "Deludes of our QUIN* sod country" are
vino Inscribed below.

Captain ROM and the officers of the let ocenpan
cif the 29th North Middlesex Wee, of whhih Ler*
M.P., hr Met sampled the comma se
lime offered for competition, epee to al the 1,11111111411111
the Ist oocapsoy, to be shot fur oe Friday , the 23rd
hat., • very headstone silver cup se the Ileitmat prise, a Lee-
mita or Whitworth rifle as the sessek *4 a short Ilaisid
ties es the tlgrilme. It is basest Set Iles seem el
the other eo follow the sad aka ides
sladkr primes he competed for. The eNI is sow 700
strong, sad is osly waiting the eanotkm of the Lord•Limite-
mat to incomes its effective etrmigthM 1,000 real mid It.
exclusive of the cadet corps, which am embers over 110.
It is intended to divide the cadets Into two companies—
samely —one coo exclusively of the pupils of the
North London Connate School, sad the ether eimprising
the gement body al exists loth itempendes sue to be
oilloned by youths who, after an meminatioa, pole them-
selves mat elliciset sod attentive to their drio. The nth
compasy (Neon. Hopkinson's) hr jest bus sepeseted to
upwards of 110 rem, 40 of wham (rent the amadactories
of Marra. Beery and does, of Holleestreet, hare amid-
gambled with them the oorsgmey being under the mainland
of Yr. Charles Boesey, the motels Meet The ilk cow
patty are expected to be is uniform by Weassedey next,
and, If so, it is intended, us a complimset **them, to
march them out with the entire regiment, heeded by the
band.

The Paddington Volunteer Ride Corps paraded
cm Widnes:ALLA in full dress, and marched to Pierce's
Ridingechoo aoximpanied la their band. On arrival the
oars was by &rigout-Xs* Clerks, late of the Ms-
dreg army, wllko pat them through some eaeellist move-
ments, pausing round in quack time, manual and 3115t...0ci
exercises, wheeling in quarter distance columns, and
hie in double time, advascing, which wire eseeTlis7y
I adorned.
Lo ienote Inns RITLES.—On Wednesday evening
last the mall end detachment of this oorps marched out in
fall dream, ansempaeled for Ant time by their We sad
drum hand. The mashers essinubliti with commesdaide
punctuality at the appoiotoil hour; end after having bees
put through the siva preparatory evolutions by Lieutenant
Therms, B. beds, started at seem o'clock, and after
maims a einishican resits through Ocennsereisl, White.
...a.25 esti Mimed roads, dually retuned to their drill
St. Jamas fhasool, Itatcliff, and were dismissed.
rld=een has litehasd so many special OBOOtkiIUMN on
farms esmsisati list ft is almost seedier to add they
pronsiedl Ni nosebnasisablisrtike appratraaoe and met
villa Noir wog medial nomplisa as ttiheey passed along.
Leasleseat Inds vas ablir =lda by lasign Jones.