The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-27 00:00:00

SEOOND TOWER HAMLETS.

On Thursday evening a numerous meeting of the
inhabitants of Limeboase was held in the Town-hall,
Church-row' Limehtme, for the purpose of increasing the
numbers of the effective members of the 6th or South Com.
pauy, and commencing • ith company. Among those pre-
rot we notified Mr. Benjamin Blinn (county magistrate),
Captain M'Arthar' Mr. &Baton and .thers Captain John
Holt, Lientonat A. W. Raven, Ensign H. M. Robinson,
of the 6th company, and • considerable body of the corm,
were also present in their uniform.
Lieutenant-Colonel WALMEK occupied the chair, sad in
opening the meeting congratulated it on its being the second
I the parish for thie purpose. The tint had been eminently
successful in obtaining recruits, end he trusted that this
one would be attaided with such success that it would en-
-1 title them to the confidence of their fellow-parishioners.
Captain HOLT, in moving the fast resolution, regretted
that dlr. Dixon had nut ran his plass, as it would have
orared them • suciaeiiiul ending. (Hoar.) However, as he
had to perform the duty, he would move "That the volunteer
rue movement, having assumed the character of a great
national institution, is a most effectual mesas of awantanneg
the honour, dignity, and independence of the country."
Mr. Duos, in seconding the motion, said the volunteer
movement was DOll/ en sewn:Thera fact. The great fears
that had been enters:dual about it leading as to liggressioa
were sow fast dispersing, and even the gurus as • body
ere fa. Jumble to it, and would say to them, "Defend us
ts the lost of your ability." After relating some humorous
1111lielowhi to illustrator the motives of defame iu which
Mee movement origim..tesl he urged the young men to juin
the eorps sad put theinseives under drill for their own de-
fense. (Cheer.)
The Rev. Mr. JONEA supported the resolution, and en-
speed with the repnantations as to the great Min-
ket ie be derived from joinieg one or utherof the ride corps.
lkifisMieg to the national advantages of it, he raid that the
Meal Mosinee of England was tocribsldi's chief support in
hr striggls for Dalian liberty, sad that that influence was
mitpported by the volunteer movement. He, there-
isrt supported
they would support • step that hail such us.
1111111111112 t results.
Thematic& was carried unanimously.
Neste Lower then moved, " That to give effect to the
ihregeing emelation, this meeting invites the hearty support
eon eoetweeekw el the ialiabiteuts of Limebours sad its
rink I. Irene the strength of the Tower Hamlets
BMW. Mo. 2, and peetieelarly that of the No. 6 company,
now bed In the imoilate neighbourhood." This was the
demise esoy be the regiment, but he ward to see it
urea. up tie 4111111. for, 11l it was impossible
,for more than
we half M MOW Si OM time, they could nut do with less,
They bad pkwy ad 'Dopey, for, after paying every
hyttaing they owed, they had 600 f. at their bankers, and
could produce Ave times that amount if nearrzy. • bat
was in course of erection, with • range of 1,000 yards, and
clews at hand they had drilling grounds for both summer
, sad ester.
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Itnsigißoanarion seconded the elution, which was
sapported by the Rev. Mr. WeAt L., and carried 5... lon.
A cordial voted thania to the chairman chased the pro-
ceedings.

Rtvuw ES CHATSWORTH Pant.-011 WatIUSWIlly
a review of the Derbyshire Volunteers took place in Chats-
worth Park. The day was very tine, and about 25,000
persons assembled to vitamin the review. With one single
once tio a, all the companies of riflemen In the county were
represented. Upwards of 12,000 volunteers were reviewed,
the whole division under the command of Brigadise the
Marquis of Hartington. After the evolutions, whit* were
executed in a very creditable manner, Sir George W
the reviewing officer, in a short speech, highly complimented
the volunteers. The men were afterwards provided with
retreshmeuts et the cost of the Duke of Devonshire, who
is lord-lieuterant of the county.

TSB VOLI•NTREJUI •Ir 6 THE RAILLTCLOttING Nowt-
lIENT.—At a meeting of the first anniversary of the Liver-
pool Early (losing Association, Major Walter, of the Liver-
pool Artillery Volunteers, in the coon* of his address
said ;--" The volunteer brigade, of which he was the corn-
mambo; officer, consisted principally of young men ein•
played in menamtile eetablislunents, soil it had been his
dirty to call at some of three establishments with a view of
obtaining some modifiintion of the hours of labour; and he
maid the relaxation obtained had been productive of good in
every way. He bad it also cm the vary best authority that
Um knows haunts of vice which were frequented by the
edema of young men f • the volunteer force of this town
is.,, new almost entirely rted."
" Dlr. Frederic lanes has published a aft of
fteseecopie Views of the laterfor of the vbapet Reyai of St.
Clealgia Windsor. They are of remarkable merle. The depth
et leas dark co:enemies. with the mystic ou-eutitles and aca-
demia Hashes of light i. yea;ered with a fidelity to nature un-
egemied by anytblug we blue tree wen la stereoecopes."—Athe
isamm• .I.me J. 1460 interesftem And ••1121014e."-.-11id,
Him& The series complete .lb sent free as rare' of • post.
Mies order for r7s . or two sample& for Ts. td. sad
Ilse esportation.—rrederie James, 144, irstordetreet, Ludas,
auto appose, Boadetreet —(Adeirthemashi