The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

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HATTLOCK MONUMMIT.—The committee ap-
pointed to receive subscriptions ice the emotion of a imitable
memorial to the late General Remark and his brave can-
palms in arms held their first meeting tat Wednesday,
when it was decided to invite the co-operation of
the municipalities of all the chid provincial towns
in carrying out the object in view. It is un-
derstood that the government have been applied to
to great a Me In Trafeigarmuare for a dare to be
rooted corresponding with that of Sir C. Napier on the west
ode of the square. The amount of the subsedpions has
been purposely left unlimited,with a view to afford to all dames
the opportunity of doing honour to the memory of that peat
man, whose weeds Air the battle of Hither most
priately head the advertisement of the ottniesittee
land shall sweep through the land. Soldiers in that mo-
ment your labours, your privations, your sufferings, and
your valour will not be forgotten by a grateful ooluate7. You
will be acknowledged to be the stay and prop of British
India in the day of her severest trial."
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SHOEBLACK BRIGADE.—
Last evening a numerous meeting of Roman catholic& of the
metropolis was held at the Hanover-square Rooms, on the
occasion of a concert and festival given to the boys of the
Shoeblack Brigade recently formed under the auspices of the
Society of St. Vinert de Par. Cardinal Wiseman pre-
sided, and was supported by Lord Campdm, Canon O'Neill,
and two gentlemenstated to be the of Teebi-
muds and the Bishop of Troy, bed who led quite • western
appearance. The boys, in their art 0014011 of blue turned
down with red, with their badges bowleg the initials
"8. V. P.," those of the patron moist of the 'eddy, after
having reap= with plum-ceks said tea, were arranpd
mend the Mr. Sainte (the sambry of the society)
read the report, which, after stating the origin of the
society, rid the object of it was the mord sad moral
improvement of the poor catholic boys at the
beento metro=
some objection hadmade the movement
associated with their religion, but they could only
hope for support from those who beloaged to their faith.
The optioning, took to themselves no credit for originating
dr plan of the noddy. It was founded in every respect on
the same principles as the Protestant society, which had been
found to w. ark so well, and the committee could not bat
area their deep arse of the obligation they were wider
to the gentlemen of that moiety for the extreme kindness
they had shown and the sasistancebz had given them In
eruanising the movement. The • had only been mea-
-1 bluhed in September last, and mince time the earnings of
the boys amounted to 761. 160., the result of the cleaning of
16,077 pain of boots. Boot-cleaning however, was only a
means to an end, and several of the boys were now ready to
fill situations. The Cardinal then proceeded to distribute a
number of prises to the boys who bad been the mod indus-
trious, and the best conducted. He told them that their
toil, though lowly, was honourable, and ranted them of the
kind sympathy of them. shove them in station. In earning
their bread by the 111111111 of their brow they were obeying
the ordinances of their Raker. Alter some further camp-
raging remarks, his Eminent:is distributed the prises. The
musical arrangemests were good, and the entertainment was
throughout rtiefactory.
• REMARKABLE ESCAPE.—Mr. Pierrepoint had a
miraculous escape at the Great Northern station lad Satur-
day. He wished to cross from the north to the south side of
the station, but the moment he gd uponthe etre a pilot en-
gine and tender entered the yard teed thinking it was coming
op the south aide he stood still a moment, and descended to
the north line, just as theb arias sad tender came up that
hm. Re oatel awww, sod hit
later the Sulu the D instentlyr might lie lid, and he we.pushed
on tail twenty yards. The Una was shut off, and the
engine was nursed the amidst beigened. As sou
es
the train Moppet Mr. Pinrepolut earauterd trim unaw-
are* ashort. Had the logiro been going eta high spud
death would have boon lastotassems.—Lisarka Marry.
LORD-LIEUTENANCY or Dustrazissztas—We
have authority for *Wag that, In amesgunce of Lord
Palmerston having deollsollto sr-knowledge the Marv& of
Queensberry's claim *be rude a WU& per, his lord-
ship hes *aligned the Lord-Liestaurry el the aunty.—
Dumfries Offorier.
THE KEIOHLET POISONING CAss—Tice inquiry
into the care of the death of Barbosa leer, wee resumed at
the Keighley Court-house, onWednesday mosiing. The depo-
sitions, which were of considerable length, having been ocak-
plated and subscribed, Sager was remitted fer bid for the
murder of his wife at the next York mist%
KENDAL &RD WINDERMERE RAILWAT.—At the
half-yearly meeting of this company, held on Tuesday at
Kendal, the report was adopted otracieeeTlA madr OM the
recommendation of the shareholders, a &num el b• Id. per
ordinary *aro wee declared.
BRIDAL FAVOURB.-11 the weather L only cold
enough to admit of the display, we are tektrand that, on
the waddhig-day, the nom of all the warm= and
era wM, honour of the osrerniy, be uniformly Premier
hies. The police will, within a sheds or two, endeavour
Ato
untsdbere, as closely as they on, to the nue uniform.—