The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

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NORWICH, MAT
M Isloandal town's meeting wu Mid to-day at
=raikelleare (Mr. 0. lliadletee) redder, to tak• into
dr peedka et Bastard era rehresee to the
war as dr Otedasat.

The Mows'. Is esszwatisti the petweeilip, said b.
VVigiesel hawdly whit Obese who thesabt thst the sedum
i
Komi& oast! set he liwkweid Mew ha seise
le es se Important ea arise. He was hang to
GM ohs proolessetios Ml hos hawed Ig her &-
dirks seethes's of sorbet agatasity es pert a/ leaked
at the meseest ; bat, elehesilt we were In state of
peeent, there wee as sesniatee for the
eewlesssee d Ewe soeuelky, sod he biped the
heft. uhe essesewl is Ile
is hes as It skid be oswitatt vii the welatssesca
el the sedesel braffe!. Cbtet:t.)

The Illanturr of the city mid county of Norwich (Mr. B.
8. Pattetee) moved the first resolution; "That Ia the
opiates of tids meeting the war commenced ha Italy is wholly
anjeatitishie, se gametal meths mated for the sstislactory
ael all thatrences without the asetraity of en
spnrrram i
some."
Mr. D. Daumarhe emended the resolution. He believed
Mat the war might have been intrusted. that the power+ of
larva were he a eendtdon to have settled by peaceful arbi-
tration that width wee sow relieved to sews, end that • met-
' Mamma newt eight or yeand tale plate while the magnet
and pee ef Italy woe Mewed se at preerat. He trailed
that the egpmehtere of wary ea the shedding of blood
mike wee about to kale Mese would at halt result in the
tenalitestisa al the etteditio• of a large portion of the inha-
bitants of Risme. (Hier, beer.) It did not follow that
because this eonetry was an advocate for neutrality she was
therefore for ream of any ;eke. Nothing, at ail earth
our farther theta his sentiments than peace except
In such a maw as would uphold the baano
and dignity of our country ; he simply trailed that we
should maintain our tholes inviolate from the invader, and at
the seam time hold a peeeehat and calm auks& layette ail
parties. It was neormary that both the tonne end the pa
should be calmed end col:trona to tome extent, if we were to
maintain a strict neutrality. to conclusion, he urged the
sseassity of making complete preparations te meet hos=
sad at the same time of maintaining a periled,
attitude. (Cheers.)
The resolution was carried unenimouely.
Mr. B. Wihturr moved the nest roarlittlon •—" That the
maistemanes of a perfect neutialltSy this country, which
we rejoice to we enjoined by her esty's proclamation, is
esembal to the public intern', may conduce to the
termination of hostilitise ; but should the nrceseity
for • delerivs war arias, this meeting avows he tiro deter-
mination to airport on all occasions the national hooour sad
end the rights sot dignity of the crown."
timigThletinontoom seconded the resolution.
The reerietkie wee carried nem. eon,
Mv. UMW BROWNE moved an address to the Queen as-
hoMaLthe emtheents already expressed.
ants
G. Gould, in seconding the resoletioe, said the
=him of thee country were unquestionably with the
trodden nations of Italy, but the hisiory of Italy showed
that past strifes of despots upon her soil, although waged
prehmegly in furtherance of freedom, had malted rather 1
a diens of mailers than in any amelioration of the aped'.
dos el the Italian people. (Cheers.)
• voted thanks to the Mayor olteed the proceedings el
ea achemely unanimous sad wall-ocedootted meeting.

RIFLE Coars.—The aura promised for the rota
bliOment of the proposed Cambridge Rifle Club exceeds
MI., mid the use of terums is ealoolded at eremite of TOO&
It tippers that by paying an entrance fie of 10a. bd., and es
nous] submalptum of IL Is , or by the immediate subscrip-
tion of 154 64., any pence will be entitled to the use of the
rinse be aging to the club, lad to the instructions of a cam-
patent eller to be steddly provided Env that perpout. Every
eon however, will be 'tweeted to pay for the cut ndges he
user, wide& win be supplied ea the `road at la. • deem.lt will be optimal kr the members of the club to j.in the
voluatrar ribs corps aathorked by the circular from the
Wer-Oflker.

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et hool oloadisy lobs Ago "hi • view irt=
bliiimat et a toys at voloatoir Ahem tor Mt Onts.
Ttro or throo private moollop have been bold, sail shoat
thirty memos bore shealltayrossod their wWYrnr to
locoar mosboro.

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