The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-21 00:00:00

TOTE OP TRANI* TO TIEN LATZ LORD MAYOR.

Mr. Deputy Lore bating given a brad resume of the
events Walsh had/Agonised the recent mayoralty, including
the vials of the King of Sardiaia, the mewing in furtherance
of the Nightingale Fund, the movement os behalf of the
sultans by the tosadations in France, &c., and paid a
high eampilment to the many excellent qualities of the
late Lord Mayer, coocluded by saoving—" That this court
Seals pleasure is exprming its high sum of the valuable
earvices rendered by David Salostoas, Esq., to his fellow
citizens in the Manic discharge by him of the important
fanatiose of Lard Mayor of this city durlag the put
you. This court appreciates his dignified receptiou of our
brave ally the King of Sardinia at the entertainment given to
his Majesty by this aorpention. It alao expresses its spprc-
bation of the mueificant end well-directed hospitality dis-
played by hint at the Mansion-house to the various rialtos of
the esessesalty trotted there. Also he admiration of the
perusal iand able pierce/mance by him of his magisterial
duties, sheens he hoe nye" tuiveasal satisfaction to the
samsatila me all other clams of the rattiest" who have
sought justice at the edirhe tribunal. Also of the support ren-
dered by him to the vartAis charitable hrtitutiors of the
metropolis, end of the impales given by him to the sontribn-
doss to the Nightingale fond, sod for the relief of the suf-
ferers from the lausdatioss in Franco, as well as for his
readiness in Miley Courts of Commas Council whoa
requested to do so, and for the impartiality, urbanity, and
faultiness' show& by him while presiding over the /SM."
Mr. Jorcu seconded the sank*, whisk was put and elu-
ded naaninuniely.
It was Ma ordered that the vote delimit, be unbissoned,
framed mad glandomihsrseeated to Mr. Alderman Salomon'
in the mat way.

Or FOLIC!
Mr. Aldermen Cnairr, in reply to • question by Mr.
Abrahams, esid that darken the last few weeks he hal per-
sonwier2 leepected the City polies station homes, sad he
meet maphatleally to deity the manatee of the state-
meets emently made by the Cowunkaioner of Police reaped-
Mg their lasalatalime condition. Mr. Harvey's statemeate
were pass eaappratione. He (Alderman Cubltt) had
loud trivial things requiting to be done at the various
maims, bat awash not Minolta? in s perfect state,
were la • math bettor than half the private =-
dams wkieh one entered. A discussion tossed ',spatial;
the sea resident* of the Commiuloser of Bohm in the

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City. Alderman Cubist said that during the last year the
ememlnioner bad remised his taroks!' and 'seated
the home appointed for him by the mart. The
Police Committee bad not yet dose anything la
the matter.—Mr. Fry said that unless the com-
mittee took thi matter up, he ehould wpm" •
reselatlou to the court, to the effect that the man-
minimum be requested to reside within the City, warding
to the resaution of the court. In reply to further gime-
awls, Alderman Cabin said that the commiseimer bat not
mete say &Rename to the Police Committee for ?Minden
to reside oat et the City. The power of dimming the
'auks/mei did net rent with that mart, but with the
MOM la MOWS'S. The eounnissioser had not made any
Mader et reekmatimm Is the Police Committee.

CILIUM OP

110.13. °heves. the (*aim= of the 'Esthete Committee.
beoegit sip a report, recommending that Mr. Gaieties, the
dark of Bdlinpgate-market, who was now 88 gems of ego,
should receive a reties( allowance of 3001. per annum, and
that enamor, when appoisted, should pain a similar
no as clerk end collector, in fall of all allowances, few,
and IBUOISENStiI. _ _ . _

TG nporter-is ordered to be received.
The seen sdjoanted.

THS WEST LONDON UNION AND THE PRO-

POSED liziW
Yesterday afternoon the deputation appointed at
the media' of mumsn of the West Leaden Veto', held
se Teasley minas het, to pprro•est easiest the ens-
Yea of the reposed SOW weekhousa +Mud be appoint-
neat open the Poor Law Cleauaiseiesets at Oeydyt-houe,

The &entitles eessisted of Mews. testify, Haney,
Potter, rimes, Pedl.r, Pready, Ls«, /lorry. Hoteltiege.
Strove% Hoare, Keats', Castle, Daniel, Blade, R 41•111,
rhossoe, sod Wade. . . . .

Mr. Lawur. as the represeutativa of the &potation, de-
tailed variouobjeaticies to the erection of the wondrou s.
haring referencia priasipelly to the unfavourable ram of
the mug market, the abuses of any present need for
mon summodatios, and the unwholesome and othuwiso
imaligibte mature of the sits proposed (sdjoiniog Nunhood
Coameton).
Several geatiesnas having followed oaths sane side.
TM Hoe. Mr. Bowman sold it was near horn tha nta-
anomaly sigend minnorial which had been promoted that
I the ratepayers bad a way snug fining on the 'object.
Than won two questions invo►ved in the point. The first
was the sop/Mewl of hiving • new boom erected, and
mom* the time and plus of doing so. With regard to
tbo lint queers he goonally found that whoa a sun of
mossy was to be empesded, tha main:doom sadoarrind
to show that it was not nuessary. in was informed that
to the time of proesure the errant workhouse had not ads.
quota anammodatios. With regard to the sits he was not
repaired to go into that queries, but it would not snaps
the attrition of the board. Ho thought the guerdians won
brass judges of what was required thee he was. The
guardians were anted by the ratepayers, sad tinny did not
fully rep/neat them that wes a question for the rumen.
Hs thoug►t it was near that the present workhouse was
not a It ass for Um maim.
TM &putative thee withdrew.