The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-01 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1860.

AMR, and Kin GERMAN REED, TO-NlGffr, I
INA. ma WIRY 'masa (except Eaturdayl, st it, sad 'Mut
ay mid listardi:teenceas st a will gare their POPULAR.
IU.USTRATION "Oar Haar Mesh" sad . Sesaide Peedise,"
Introducing it or mutat sad tat/mama WITCHER
hum 11111, LIM at the ROYAL CIALLSZY of ILLUSTRA-
TION, 14, Regebterzest. A Is., lb. ; deb, Ds, secured
at tbe Gallery, end at Cream, sag Co.'s. KC Rettent.
street—The lest repressataidea bat cm ed Us iihsep.

kAYERB and HEENAN.—RICDUCTION of
BRION —ALI/MBA PALACL—RZCONCILIATION and
, AL sraTugmErr of the OILIATODNIMfT kw the CRAM-
' PIONeHIP.—P* ITATIOW of the TWO BELTB.—ZNTHIL
!MASTIC sad 11111ILLAIST 11MCIBT1ON of the TWO ITIEROM
Leffßoynl
2 l'ififilltfillii: anlare
Two imiNTKltTAlNittribril be
Baleen equate. irjr
eurs"..Rayers and if want
141111"thel• Ithemathe nobility, gentry, anti public
XMilid will be delivered, and remarks made
Vila adjustment of this beg-pond-
lag pier at the Gellvery of the Belts by the speakers.
MethiEdwinent artists Is waged, and
1 maths( and ,musleal entertainmeat will
*am. Diessaballe Mid . lOil. ; wondered' ,bOaes).
Is: bet ebsly IL lid: gallery, la. The above entertainment
will he regethed Towrrowßree Orand fashionable Morn.
lag illsift To-roorty*, Wememlog at two p.m. Car-
i=eakgri aw be meeured at Messrs.
Keith
Be Chappell's,
w or
dreern Now neath's& ;at and Brose's, 48,
Pleefellie ;NOM ae Albumin Moos. from 11 to A

VirlON of AIaRICAN PLANTS as
i 'PAP ILL—Werra_ !WU= mod GODIZOY beg
to Gamma WO dm 11.1010 e TWITS ore now In west
xi=
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142441.111limillhallikelipkarask Wiaidilstarset,
filly.Pi Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament
NOPICL gncen SMOKING SALOON added to this
Hatatillshment, Open every Breniug with the SIONSTIDI BAND,
conducted by Mons. [among, cheforoecheetze to the lamporar
Napoleon. Open at la o'clock. Admission. In.

THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street,
Asynterkst.-11 you vast to spend a pleasant evening, go
to the LONDON PA N, the guest rooms iu London, and
the best CONCEIT. Admission (by refreshment ticket) IA—
Bowling Aiken lUDs Dallsriss. te.

OOBBETT'S INDIAN CORN or MAIZE.
V J. MAY and Co. beg to announce they have a fine stock •
the above, which can he mad as a vegetable or agricultural crop.
Packets ed. and 1a each, per post free. or larger quantities so
application to 1, Welllngton.street, Strand, Waterh. Bridge.—
ls B. From two craw of corn were produced by a gentleman In
rallol 31 bushels, the weight of Mina.

81711..D1NG8 with windows tho sight from
which is impeded by walls or other unsightly objects may
hove the inconvenience removed by DIAPHAN I 1.% or the ail of
imitating stained glass, which will be found equally suitable foe
Church Wipdows Conservatories, &e.

Book of Infractions sent post.frce for M. Book of Etchings
post-free gratis. A handsome specimen of the art adapted to
their shop doors may be seen at A. MARION and C0..,' 152,
Regent-street. Linden. Wholesale and Retail. Agents at foods:
Messrs. HARVEY, REYNOLDS, and YOWLER.

GOLD CHAINS.—WAT HERSTON And
BROG DEN beg to call the attention or the public to the
?ORM of IN VOICE which they deliver with Gehl Guard
Chains purchased at their manufactory : L a. d.
To workmanship of pattern chain, 64 Inches long
To air carat gold, weighing on. dwt grl., at
L 7 is bpi per ounce, mint price

Total_

rpoe this system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE W
the gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser: Wither-
eon and Bromlen looking fora fair remuneration on the worka
munship only, which le chartedsecurdlng to the intricacy or
simplicity ad the pattern.
ATHERATON and BROODER, Goldsmiths.—Nloonfactory,
No. le. lienrietteetreek Cusent.ganieo, Loudon, W.C. Eats-
Wished A.D. ITN.

;;ysraZle74 Chant,. and Jewellery for le each.—N.B. Tti
estahllatiment closes at nix m the evening, and on Saturdays at
ODe o'clock.

WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
If. 110DRIGUIII, 41, invites attention to Ns
elegant STOCK of DRESSING CARES, TRAVELLING DRESS-
ING BAGS, DESPATCH DOERS, Writhe( Cans, Work Boxes,
Jewel Cases, LAMM' RETICULE and CARRIAGE BAGS of
every description . 311.DLRVAL MOUNTED ENVELOPE CASES,
lIWI'TING.DOOKS, sad INKSTANDS en suite: Scent Cinikets.
Netting, and Glove Boxes, the NEW PATENT SW-CLOSING
DOM: -SLIDE, alto a choice variety of ELEGANCIES sad
NOVELTIES suitable for PRILSENTATION, too renew to
enornerate. To he had at II EN KY A1)DRIOU101, PloootWit,
two doon front SackeWc.streek

THE RIGHT HON. SIDNEY HIJIBEIT AT
WILTON.

There Mae quite a " demonstration" at Wilton
on Woodsy (eye the Wins/tire tedspeadesq, the occasion
being the anniversary festival of the Wilton and Salisbury
Breaches of the Wilts Friendly Society.
The dinner took pima as usual at the Wool Loft. The
chair was taken by the Right Hon. T. IL 8. Bensoutrr,
M.P., sad emonpt those present were the Bight Hon.
Sidney Herbert, M.P., Mr. Autrobus, M.P., the Mayor of
The
he.
The meal toasts were given and responded to ; that of
the " AritirEs:d. Navy" by
The t Hon. SIDNEY Hamm; who spoke as
follows: • and Gentlemen,—They say that the
peculiarity of the times in which we live, is that
they are "fast times," and our chairman has cer-
tainly farnielsed an illustration of this fact, for he pro-
ceeds at mak a roe, and proposes toasts so rapidly that
the neferfetote object of them has no time to think
what; be *slimy In reply. (laughter.) That is the posi-
tion is which I End myself although I have something to
say maseosindief those noble services with which be has
dime 06 the honour to connect my name. I am tow
Path* It fee war; sad I have endeavoured while occupying
tba oce to give lb, greatest efficiency to all arms
ad lair Majerty's servhs. (Hear, hear.) I believe that at
iVet.
rtee of our history was our army in a finer state of
or animated by a more chivalrous spirit than
ris al • moment, reader the commend of that most
thereesk soldier the Duke of Cambridge. (Loud cheers.)
is VW °sone of the LA few months our volunteers have
added themselves to the list of those who are ready to de.
fled their country : and I am happy to say that
sena -Imre is, Willee. sma es the Owe cossperedvely is,
we have got a volunteer coma The lead, however, la this
neighbourhood, was taken at Salisbury, where a capital
corps has been established. (Hear, hear.) I need not say
this in the presence of Mr. Tooke and his army of 70 men,
who have come here this morning for the hostile
of annexing Wilton to Salisbury. (Laughter.) But purpose
ever their intentions may be I can assure them that we are
glad b. treat them as the Sicilians have done General'
Garibaldi—we heartily wish them to stay along with us,
and that even if they go away it will not be long before
they return. (Cheers.) Well, ii•entlemen, or rather let me
say ladies and gentlemen, for it is necessary that those
who defend their country should receive fair rewards for
it--(laughter)—let me say that at no period has this
country shown a more loyal or more martial spirit than it
has lately done, and is doing at this moment, although
I believe we are all, from the bottom of our hearts, desirous
for peace, as the greatest blessing that God can give us.
(Hear, hear.) We have no ambitious projects, we have
Do offensive intentions, but we have the firmest determine- I
tion that if any other power should venture to attack us we
will teach it to rue the day. (Cheers.) Now gen-
tlemen, I will not detain you longer upon this subject as
I want to call your attention to a very singular fact con-
nected with the history and the product& of this. county.
A part of it is celebrated for its cheese, • part of it for
its barley, a part of its for its cattle, and a part of it,
as Mr. Rawlence knows, for its sheep ; but there is yet
another article which Wiltshire produces in a most singular
manner, and that is secretaries of state. (Laughter.) If
you observe, whatever government is formed—whether it
is formed by Lord Derby or Lord Palmerston—they cannot
escape without a Wiltahirornan se secretary of state.
(Cheers.) These secretaries of state do their best for
the good of the country ; but, like bucket& in a well, as
sure as ores of them is up the other is down. (Laughter.)
Generally speaking, they meet in the House of Commons,
and there they sit, scowling at use another across the
benches, as though they were the greatest enemies in the
world. (Laugher.) You cannot imagine how my friend
on my left scowls at me, and how Ido my best to return
it ; and yet, some how or other, here we are to-day sitting
side by side, as though we were the best friend . in the
world. (Chem.) I have known Mr. Fatcourt now for a
vast number of years. I recollect him riding about the
country when I was a boy living in Cliihnark—for he is a
grad deal older than I am, remember, and I wish to treat
him with that veneration which a person of his years
deserves ; I recollect him coming over there for the first
time, trying to get up this institution, which, mainly
through his exertions., has since acquired such strength
and taken each deep root in the affections of the labouring
dames of this county. I could not, therefore, propose to
you • toast which you will drink with such acclamation as
Health and long life to the respected chairman of this
day, Mr. Sotheron-Esteourt." (Loud cheers.)
The Right Hon. T. H. S. ESTCOUNT returned thank; and
in doing so spoke of the position and prospect' of the
society.
Other speeches followed, and the company separated.
Wilton Park was afterwards thrown open to the public,
and large numbers of pleasure-seekers flocked into the town
from Salisbury and other places.