The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-22 00:00:00

OPINING OP TIM 71187 PUBLIC DAINZIA

70mAnf.

Yesterday afternoon the ceremony of opening the
first pub& Making foe:M In aim the metropelb was
by Mrs. WW•cm, the daughter of his Grace the Arteldsbip
of Canterbury, la the presence of a large =course of
The found.(Thiele we have previously described) is
at the mew of Ofitspur-street and Sdanm-rindie by 1116
i Sepulchre's Church. The hour lied for the ceramby wee
three end long before that hoar a vast member al
pope, dell desorlptions =mated la the er end in
isct it was with the greatest difileally that the tratHo was not
entirely suspended, although a begs body of the City police
were In stimatance, nadir the semperbeleadeam m Impactor
Slecady bare three o'clock Nre. Wilms mimed
at St. espalchre's Clearob, whim that by
Ladyur,/
Lard Raids* (who was accompanied by
aad the Hca. Miss Waldervecell4s
and
1. /meson, the
Ineausbent, Kr. and dr. Potter, the
vice chairmen of thalleVist Lowden Cakes, and a large num-
ber of other taflmadsi peessasges.
Mn. Wrziacen was medueted to the kantato, whish was
mmervend, sad displayed aim of water. She tbwa spoke as
folowe :-1 as deputed to express the hops of his Offin the
Archbishop cd Centerbery sad by dewily that the heats&
sow to be erred may be wetly the but macmg may skaller
11100:10111I, sad that the supply thus given ef t water may
perm iu mom respect se bessikiel It root Lre MlTlle'
abb. abed drum)
Mr. Poet* then bambel to Ms. Wen a handreme Weir
artantaleti she AIM whit water, mad drank of.
Rammer them Way' ailmweed the assamblege•
Ldatijdf=iwas.grest gia.ioadistbsairAtemulait.L.em
Zgrawasm=r aum...oespsefilje h theze
abo that It woad be the modeas earlawr
prevent say dims. bikes dem to them.. (Applause)
The R. 3. JACX/ON WOO made *WILT lipped Idt Sid
public to protect the bantam from hump.
The proeseesse, which only occupied • few minutes, the
Issesiasisd, sad the company adjourned to the vestrywoom.
when a vim, interastieg sod appropriately worded address
we. prsesentedyby adeputatiou from the butchers of NT
sorbet to Hrs. Gummy, the lady of Samuel Ousweye,S
H.P., the boa. gentleman far him kinds's.
Nbereitty In at the fortnrain to the public, ealeserher a
belief that the vastest possible benefit would acmes to *NO
engaged in the market from the adetmece of so mat a bean.
The ameesdage then &opened, sad a number ofdCper-
took of the refrashiag liquid :It was computed pusses
red to watch that the average number of wee
sight per rabente. The Arm of Sim as and ON/ have
kindly given a thermometer and barometer which have been
Abed in a skim la the stonework of the Salamis.

Thor Momleer of yesterday sayi:—" The om-
ens; of distributing rewards to the exhibitors at the prise
cattle-showl took place to-day at Pokey, when his Ethel-
lency M. Basher, the minister of agriculture, commerce, and
public works, presided. This 'how, which, notwithstanding
the unfavourable weather, had attracted a large attendance
of visitors, proved to demonstration that the types of cattle,
originally bred with so much superiority by our
neighbour' acmes the Channel, ere becoming more
general with us and penetrating all our centres of
production. Tit; previous e zhibitiom have not pa-
rented, in the bovine race especially, • choice of animals
so remarkable for the attainment of forms most favourable
ftm fattening. And it wss not merely the creams with the
Durham breed that were chareeterked by this ca-
pital malt, for it was equally found in • great
many besets belonging to our indigenous breeds,
the Limousin*, the Osronnaise, the Cl:mistake, the Chem-
Lim, the Bretonne, and men the Landalse, represented at
the show by several senate of a very superior description.
The specimens of sham and pigs mimed marked magmas on
the part of our breeders. Amongst others we shall instance
• lot of ten Boethdowns, which pre-eminently poisoned
all the qualities that recommend this valuable breed. His la-
Wham the Minieta strived at Pointy at one o'clock,
accompanied by M. de Money de Mornay, agricultural
director, He wee received at the station by the Secretary
Genera of the Prefecture of Iletwet-Oies, by the mem of
the town, and by othsrodicials. After visiting in suanasica
the several parts of the show, the minister repaired to the
stage fitted up to the prize-roam. which was tiled with a
large crowd, end in which we recognised several representa-
tives of thereat bodies of the slate." The Monitor accolades
this tatereating account with • report of the speech made by
H. Rader on the osamicie.
THE REY. Da. HOO% AND HIS YON/DMIZE
FRIRNDS.—On Wednesday, at noon, a Inge and letlaential
meeting was held in the Civil Court of the Lad' Town Hall,
Sir Peter Fairbairn (the mayor) in the chair, fur the purpose
of determiniog in what manner the long and labor us
Karim of the Bev. Dr. Hook, and the respect and esteem
entertained for him, could he most appropriately atanikated.
The attendance included the 800. &loin Lasalle', E. B. W.
Base, Eq., W. B. Darken, Esq., W. Milthorps Meath,
Escittei
Eq. • Edward Beim., Esq., W. B Forster, . (the two
liberal candidates for Loeb), 0. ft. Beecroft. ~ M.P.
(the comervatlve candidate fur Leeds), J. Botha, , I'.
Nunneky, Eq., and other gentlemen. The mveing ia uded
gentlemen of all religious denominations and political °pintoes
in the borough sad county. The mayor, in a very euiegiaie
*Teeth, having directed the attention of the meeting to the pub-
lee and private ssevicee of Dr. Book, 0. S. Beerrott, Erq.,14.P.,,
moved the first "solution, t 1 the effect that an address be
presented to Dr. Hook, eengratniatieg hint on hie appoint -
mean° the deanery of Chichester, sad espeseriag their
strong feelings of regret at his removal from Lied', and
their deep sense of the eitellgatiaes which eve dee le him.
The Rev. Alfred Berry, N.A., ascondsd the resolulden,which
wee supQppororthd by E. B. Wheatley Bathe, Esq., of Mtreetd,
end eadWij approved by the meeditg.—John Hope !thaw,
Seq., bore testimony to Hr. Hook's osafidnals in all move-
nests of an educational and pregreadve onamoter, and
moved—" That • subscription be raised u • testimony of
gratitude for the met benefits oonferred by Dr. Hook on
the town and neighbourhood of Leeds darieg the 11 yeses
he had tilled the important °Moe of vicar."—The resolution
was a:corded by W. Beckett Denham, Ever , and supported
in a very eulogistic speech by Mr. E. Forster, Eq., of
Barley. The nimiou was approved.—Upward. of 8001.
was subscribed in the room towards the peopled loaf-
monial. .

TLSTIMONIAL TO A. E. GURNEY, ESQ.—A very
intmesting meeting, presided over by the Earl of Shaftes-
bury, was held on Tuesday evening last, to present to Mr.
H. H. Gurney a testimonial of respect and esteem from the
archers of twenty of the melted echtaolle of the met of
Loudon. The large room of King Edward's Ragged School
and Refuge, in Albert-ahem, Spitallields, was beautifully
deoersud for the occasion, awl presented a very pleasing
appearance.
EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OP A YOUNG LADY.
Muth excitement was mused }est rday morning In the lower
part of the town of Marga.e, by the discovery of the body of
a young lady under the new landing-plans. It *rpm's thaa,
Is the Met instance, a lady', mantle of ftethionable chaps was
observed on one of the pleforms mod for the debarkation of
steam-boat paoseegere. An abr.= was given, sod soon after
eight o'clock • boat came in with moms mariners, who on
landing discovered the body, entangled beams some of the
cross-bare which support the jetty. Life was quite
extinct. The body was immediately taken out of
the water, and conveytd to • buildng maneKing-
stree, and has aims been identified by Dr. Walters,
Broadatoirs. The Mate of the Aeceamed, we understand.
la
Blake:um. She is an only thud, and has been living whit
her father and aunt, near the W Leatabeet is et Sleet
Peters, • village about two mike from tilts town. The family
mein very good circumstonct a, end it is Molten that the as-
fortunate young lady would have been entitled, on seining of
ass 'to considerable property. She west away from home
aboutl 7 on Wednesday evenly', and lett &Resenting that she
intended to put en end to her existence. It la needless to
say that es won as this wee discovered no time was lost is
searching for her. The search, howevee' did not extend to
idaywate, end it Ii generally supposed that she had been
walking about all night, as from the dry appearance of the
mantle, sod its poeikon with referthoe to the tide, it is
probable that the Weide bed not been committed may
hoar. before the body was found. The decorated was about
nineteen years of age, end of prepossessing appearance.
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN IRELAND. A daring
attempt to murder a widow lady of the name of Murphy has
been made in the county of Meath. The following. are the
free of the MR as stated in the Atenittg Pod We re-
gret to learn tat as attempt to murder Mem. Murphy, widow
of Mr. George lames Murphy, of tbe Orange, county of
Meath (who died about a year suits), has been made. lire.
Murphy was sitting in her drawing-room after dinner whoa
two shots were discharged at her. A number of slugs pm.
forded the windows and lodged in different sorts the
architraves of woodwork. Luckily no h jury was indicted.
Mrs. Nftwirby is named maintain en I truwee to the will of
her hothead, after whose death she at' neetesity reduced her
establisigmet, end amongst others Forted wtth one of his
herds. We understand that two p.nanie are in custody
' eberged with the oteamissioa of the emu"
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nii&—caonc—TwaKe. MINN lonely. sad Womanly the those
two MI lta. Qs are MN It who hoot Isetero7V wmthth
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Mesa. el or mot Mee*. skte Moos.. dry. bane. nad tos.
The raMmr, at stl Woos eve p.m tar, subject to Oh err
=rneallatetna. Throe Inseams alotromera, Mich ...ate despoil haler
emosay alto,•141 the ma othtlity ot: the rattler
lame, bet
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