The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-21 00:00:00

(Stamped 3d. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

THE MEMBERS TOR GEBAT YARMOUTH ON
PUBLIO AFFAIR&

Mr. A. W. Yonag,M.P.,and Mr. I. Mellor, M.P.,
met a party of their constituents at Cheat Yarmouth last
week and delivered addressee on the peat and present upect
of public affairs.
.YoUNG defended his vote in favour of the Conspiracy
BBL Ho said be had to ooneider whether in the course Lord
Palmerston had taken be should vote a want of confidence in
him, and thereby prejudice the promised Reform Bill, or
support the noble lord. On the whole he thought it his duty
to sopped him. He did not altogether agree with the mea-
sure then etiolated by the government ; •but, under the cir-
cumstances, be conatdered that a vote of confidence in the
Kr.kwas the best course he could pursue.
zu.on, who had also voted for the bill, said that be
wee nevortheime glad that the bill bad been rejected, became
be believed the impression that act, iroduent upon the opinion
of Bumps, wee worth a thousand ey H. He had
voted for the ballot, not from believing it to be a party move,
but from a hearty conviction of ito necessity from what he
had man wheal life. (Hear.) He did not know why the
ballet should not be vied, when all other Emma of putting
aa and to corruption and intimidation had proved • failure.
Ha did not am how men could be einem, and honest in their
wig for purity of election and yet rakes to support the bal-
lot. (Hear, bear.) He did ant say that it waufd be attended
with an the maths some anticipated from it • perhaps in •
few nasal ematituanckm ft wdold not afford r - or

modem I. rutin hada: might n't list ft wee
the only flth the tof man awy dsu he 'en
the elenare, net eudy• from the ittinsmie et seentptios,
but from th► hedimmen of )
He bed voted 63r the I
emenwias at 11( the 11
ads paha to la 1111 P x the
extend= of lb. sof Du"twer bluqll he thought it would be a vety
qmsdeasble mom admit aiteend with the Inn.
(Chun) He witipbegaged te support the esteasion at the
nano en bead sad sweat annef cap= inns,
but 1m bipedSoh wend M• very
H the eneemisa al the me ambled. (Ch em) 11;2
raged M Ilte addest Swab Mee Se hadialeuma eh.
servall OM ha it_iber pelhadia were mem Saila TIM
ahli=alld Noma has the twist, be hid hat fa
the me. the Warvielk mee. sedatlare. Sad alga
Thee saldsot bed hem leveght hare the ham be bid
an waive part la the Seeresdes, ast ea melealea
bat believing the manneent et din gonna
meealisi he the IMeteme at ninien ed ell the ehmilk
(Oheas.) On a the non et Lan Psksisssiest over-
throw was swift be the miner la yid.* he tamed a flesur
Inn whisk *pan Ina an the Wien • Nothing an
men dbibeir Ilea the flippant tone win Wit he re-
mind aim, aid • aajarity of 60 as the nomad reeding
*ORA the seared wan the -want Pma.) He
(Yr. Sam) me seta atsa ef @Mem views, at of seen
tesdhadee, bet hs prelhandly combseed of the nep-
eseslts el the saithmast- et tkle queetien. (Hear,
barn) In be would seemly my tan he did not
ifl.....aharbours, end and not 'spay the esunsies of the
iaby criticising the Norman inn sed daidEng the
blie seam. thimi that II m shouldat any time
Meth atM me amid have more to do
thlii=" Ida Whemis."—(beighter)-10 is take we
elm dint; dt es widow he ladaileart ass hesaful, but
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(Ohwamt.)aft way, Midas la fled, sad ketrelagear powder
Sy.

°FIRING OF TSB VERNON PARE, 11TOCKFOBT.

Stockport may now be added to the list of mann-
a benzine towns poeinsing "a People's Park." The example
so nobly in by Manchester some fifteen years ago to its
neigkbons has since been followed by Xaccletheld. Black-
burn, Bolton, Ashton, Halifax, and at length by Stockport.
They have acquired these possessions, however, under singe-
larly different oircumstruces. Beachwear merchants and
nmandeceiren were called upon daring a period of compara-
tive prosperity to subscribe their money to provide plane of
recreation for the people. They gave it in lumps of 5001. and
1,0001. each, and three handsome estates were purchased with
the proceeds. The people of Stockport partly owe their public
park to a lemon Wadversity. During the commendsl panic of
let winter peat numbers of workpeople were thrown out of
employ by the stoppage of cotton mills, and the borough wee •
some of great distress. Numbers of able-bodied men applied to
the board of gnardians far relief, and there was • difficulty in
carrying out the spirit of the poor law, which requires a
labour test in such awes. In this emergency the authorities
bethought themselves of a piece of waste land lying on the
eastern harder of the borough, which had beta presented to
the nepenthe by Lord Vernon some years ago, and it wee
determined to turn the labour of then unfortunate people to
advantage by otensrdng this waste land into • people's
park. Me work he boss accomplished, ed the ceremony
of Merageration took plea yeseerday. The land, though be
• very Neigh mid aniseled stale what the Mane were
tuned span IL we allndithlr ignited In sow respects for
the penmen It is shone en the lea bank of the river Colt,
eldele brae fie eastern beeselary. It has • commanding
etheation as this skis, ovselsoing • risk and well cultivated
whey. The Mewl the vale are dotted with towns and ra-
bies, among which the most thriving is the tows of Hyde ;
and anammtme meadow and villas belenging to the nigh-
bating patsy, with woods sod puke, give divinity Wilts
leadmens. The lofty hills of Derbyshire rim in successive
nod pionneque outlines at the beak of the picture, which
theethen back to • themes of tie or film miles. The es-
tire view thus commeaded is one of great snag and bang.
The higher pert of the busk rime to an elevation of mow
than a hundred feet above the river, and is very steep, but the
Imithans gardener, Kr. Thomas Tyther, who dinned
the works, has turned it to a good account by Leming
a swiss of taw ironed walks on the slopes, one them
another. Beek of these yeas, which haw been well.
gravelled, are about three yens wide, and of conaderehle
length, and they will afford healthy as well as planing
promaisdes for the visitors. They are eameiroted at the
tipper sad by flights of 40 to 50 steps, but the pound dolls
towards the other extremity of the park on this side, and the
anon torsos melt into amok other by easy end graceful
skips. The perk is bounded an lie southern side by Teen-
creiblens, and on its weans side by Newbridge-lane, both
of them geed armories hem the town. The plot of land
alimpither la about 26 earn in extra, and is very irregular
in hem, °vbg fa the amke-like curves of the river foaling
ene d It lesimiselekend the exceedingly yawn and breken,
nature of the swims is well !adapted to producing the Whets
dashed in plemente-grounds, but only at the urns of great
labour. Adam Hurst, the foreman of the works, had at time
trait 70 to 80 ass under his direction, and the pounds give
evidence of a great amount of skill as wall se labour having
ben employed upon them during the ten months occupied in
the teak. The gravelled withs are designed with considera-
ble taste and judgment. The hoe of the park Is diversified
by shrubberies end pilifildollll, small lakes and nein, ramie
bridges, fountain and statuary. There are few parks, In-
deed, so well tarnished with chairs and sesta to reel upon,
and it is • pleasing thing to see that most of them have been
presents from the working people. As for instance, upon
tee handsome garden seat, a brass place records the feat that
it wee " Presented by the workpeople of the late Frederick
Wilkinson, Fn., Hany-street Mill, Portwood, Sep. 20, 1858
A handsome and renew bronze fountain been the inscrip-
tion, "Presented by the workpeople of the India Mills,"
belonging to Misers. Kershaw, LOW" and Co. Near one of
thi smeller lakes is • flee statue of Venus at the Bath, and
another piece of sculpture, though of lea@ cultivated and
ern* merit, will attract ranch attention from local visitors.
It le • statue, about four feet high, cut in the hard grey state
of the district, of a hawker of sand in the town--a local
celebrity end "a shunter," still living, named William
Oliver. It is intended to represent him as he appeared at
the Court-house, cep in hand, on a memorable ()cession when
ha was brought up to be reprimanded for insulting one of
the magistrate. The sculptor is a working stonemason, who
has succeeded in producing an admirable likeness.

The thief want In the perk la of wood. It was entirely
destitute when the workmen were that employed to mould
the ground into shape, and the young plantations now
put down will necessarily require • long period
to attain much height, This want la a good
deal commingled for, however, by a thick wood,
does up to tie eastern side of the ork, belonging to the
Mouths& setae, the neat of Mn Henry therslsad, for-
lardy • repressatsrire of the borough la poliameat. Taken
shogother the park t. one of the Onset estates of the kind in
W masorfectiering districts, and the people of Iltookpmt ham
good nasty to be proud of the acquisition.
The thwagand pomading', yesterdey, were naturally the
subject ef thep barest in the locality. The weather was
wan; bright, and sasay, sad • vast =mbar of people hid
sausabled fa the park at an early hour. The amokelass
relmerya of the &curia denoted that the employers of
labour had midi it a holiday, If the fact had not been
pi Iy seough told lathe erowded state of all the thmough-
Wes, wldch were alleild with flags, and hdnumeroustriueo-
phal arches thrown across them. A promeMos started them
the market-place of Stockpot about tangoes Mathis
o'clock, making a circuit through ammo( the principal eireets
of the borough, and traversing • disarm altogether of shoat
two miles and a half on Oa way to the park. This prossolou
included the corporate body and ear authoring!" of this
town, moat of the friendly mainien sad a pest ameba of
prima Mims. It Included sheet 6,400 punk with le
beads of made, sad great mambos at legs epd Isansrs.
Amon* the noblemen sad gestissem eaansgsayfag the
procassioa were the Mom& of Wololimithr, Iced de
Tabby, Geo. Cornwell Ugh, Esq.. andlollthathm Igansa,
Baq., members for the minty; Jamas ICINAM, Esq., and
J. B. Smith, Req., nimbly, for the borough; and Frank
throthey, Bal., of Math&
The heed of the promeith reached the gates about half-
wit thaws o'clock, sad awl, as be was taken up by the
dithreat bodies of which it was sompend souring the park
old Older was different middens essigaed to them in trout
of the pithewm monad is, Yr Ware amid sthaYlas. The
Mayor, MIMI= thillimmen. Msg., One asmatinaled spew
the pigeons by the Illmialeal Vairthslanier, Lard do
sad the other mathisma MAIM to take part la the pro.
esedbnp• At this time the wide la treat of the plethora
and occupying sievallith prides" anssirribi • view Of it
could sot have 611/11111101 lasi thin aMy thaemad, end A
great number of the fair au Waft misslid la Us peeps
the some ma me of as szondlegly Inesai thimated
ehs-
rseer. The bee-al passeallap ciammoreil "Mk the
theekpart Pled lads* dogleg the Old Embedlit Pardat
very impressively, sad the binyor than damned • brief
address oragndalstiag his fallow-lowiemsa on the
ingedellion of this fins estate for their enjoyment and
mossidia, and elthilided t y &cam* It era. A salute
to gee Miewed, the Cb goal Soule* pm do Halleklah
Mem " with Pohl spa it, sad then the waited loads of
saimis elated with " Oar. ease the thesea." The proceedings
were frequently intarraptad by loud borate of applasse, sad
the enthuriastic cheer • of the multitude were prolonged after
the aloes for a onacerable dam

la tie 'mum a 'Mawr was to take place at the Tows-
hall. The Mayor preened • bullock, with 200 loaves o
bread sal two lanai al ale, to be divided azooeg the man
who had begs elegklect NI the works. Great Embers of
people had ben breegitt late litookport daring the day by
railway, the Landow and North-Western Compsay having
pat are • ormildeakie somber of epeeist in additics to auk
ordinary trains, end the town was expected to be a some of
poet *Adak, and rejoicing tO3 a late hour at the sight.

DESTRUCTION OT A LIVERPOOL 8110•1 WARE-
-1110011 ET Yutz.-0a iteadey mom* •In brake eat a
as earabeese et Nam 5..1. Lelia sad Co., Blitoketock-
Area Limped, ad recidiatil four o'clock la the Jar-
Msdie= vay queasy et property, sad gat.
the Malt hank the arra el the die
adisk 68 leht. a wager sad 73 hit& a lealeast urea
arra. The ask swil paean are lea hilly tiara Is
Ma ?bash; Sok Wog, and caw odes
CRYTTAL PALACE. O** dICILLIIIO
KONDAT, STOPT. 20.-461111WOlia elreat, 7,368 ; ditto
i by sums *bubo 474; *heal 7

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