The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-26 00:00:00

THE FMB IN DOCTORS COMMONS.

Mr. W. Peps*, armor for London, opened fia
inquiry yesterday isesews, et the twiroehlei whool.reitios,
Ilwarewteao, asehlai lbe stab of thr Its by whiett the
ratewsve preelese el Mean. Ho/eitielow sad Rolls, feacy
outlaws end eavelife woken, is Beacet'e.llll, Dowers'
OOMIIIOOI, were liewermi on the eight of Thursday lost.
The Nev. Mr. Omer& titer of St. Beam.% Peare.wheif,
sad the elwrshwerilow of the parish, et wires beleate the
Inquiry leek pie's, won resat, sad the eitleolaweies were
crowded with Wailes*. of the aelphowthewl.
TM went is the third tine three have bees
dreingod lobe. lie Chug et Mee. la whieh
the Wiling le save Imre& ham tabula the prewleee
twist. sail their weireetere ere wow swaged epee M lee
the third time. The *Mae iseerewn -abated
_gym tits
buddies, wock,
for 1.8111. fro owl lowliest,. easeetwil ft GAM. el
which dis Sea Win is erweerelMe
Twits three of Mum Ilwlekieese sad llerslZet
bewe depooM W levies elolowoi the Int eaMssoit of the
ammo Mewl tee skates Wes aloe eels& eta parties of
toe bedding httnwned by the elites.
BUN' Thema% dewed* woad to Mt. Oehley, sou-
pier of the hems Its. 10, Ileowere4lll, shish efeetee the
warehouse diked, paved handed heard a kcal wain SW.
t&I to the beetpag el • dew Met eine &Week, whisk she
ettribetsd to saes 111111.1111gisedes a door suddenly Is the
letup. eeliessit ef the ke wok piece imealloisly
eta welds.

11th. Oakley, the Met vase's's Matron, heard On sane
some, sad deposed to the hems banes bees shakes by it,
sod added to her deposition that Mr. Hayward, her Mad-
lord, bad ismonned bee that Mr. Hadakspos, esse of the
pertain, hod sot left the warehouse m the might of the In
ssul snarly aloe ceeleek.
Mr. Hayward, bralter-la-law of Mr. Iledgleisese. P-
oland that be did set remenbes haviag made say sash
staemwat to Mrs. Oakley.
Jobs Ward, imams to Moms. Hosighiasos sad Rolle,
stipend to Priam nee all the Arm set, sad lapin per-I
mashy toned off the pa at coda beim leans., at no
niangs pet I o'clock, who lie locked op the plass sad
tan the keys with him.
Mr. Sydney Hod/kisses said that whes he left with
Word all appeared gain sefe is the wanheem. Then was
so door meta ban podseed the emesiska deassibsd
by Mr.. Oakley acd ba sweat. Ile Pew el so Ul-feehast
o wane It. oa the part of hie werknes, wham I. mid
Liberally. He bad so dealt the Ire broke ost to the nes of
the warehouse agjgisias Doctors'-oomisoss. The Ina were
neared foe 6.0b04. WI.. the presages won formerly
4beneyed by Ire anther kb partner sin himself was coa-
ls/awl is the besieges.
_ . . . .

alien of the Are brigade were thew ezataised,
bat were suttee to aotweat for tr. fire. _ _

The court wee cleared for rose use. sad ea the dame
beteg re-oposei It wee aseesweed that tbe leastry had bees
adjoureed seal the 120 postale.

THE LATE LADY STAY/ORD.—Her ladyship, at the
lead of lam week, repaired • vessel la the abed. This dm.
revs., however, overate* by treatment, end oa Tuesday
12444 we. so each better se to be masidered making
Wren teworde mayelemeriar. Hrr ladyship retired to
red Mae sight fres from pais, and is the coarse date sight
no maim is distarbsees of my kind was beard, either by
Lord SMilarti art by the servants. whom teams adjoined that
af Lady itated is mak side. Bet whim the hues Named
the room la the martini her ladyship wa loud to be •
wpm, with merry isdication that the spirit had departed in
calla sad peenefultreaqaUlity. The inenedists mama death
wee • rapture ef oet. of the mom* sad the aestmeset Mar-
tial lume.mbege. Her ladyship had Meg seffered from
asthma sod swam &limey of the Mop ; bat had lima
am& better duties the summer this mad It bid
been
decided that her teriyaki/ skould:romaire at
oat the whiter, sad armegemeate badbas ms(i !m Ihd
pupas. The negasebely meat will be ffealeard by the
many immediate relethes of the was halliss, awl Ili •
' airet• is the meaty, is whom ilmadialeed'alialleadod
reeideam at C.Ami, rat the aaleemei Mem la "AM the
Rally ere held, bled reudered that klelenden oar of
pratiffealoa. La 47 St.fford was the daegbtee el irit
Ed word Howard, H.q.' lr sad PIM is Ihs We
lies-
ssr4 Edward, twelfth Duke of Nails& sad was uelsol to
Lied Stafford is the 13th of Febreary, UAL Ea hil/al/
Imo no iisse.—lhory Post

Demooracy--Abolition—ReformitoryUnion—Liberal
Ideas ietv General!" The leading article of La
Coloaisattos is an essay upon the comparative advan-
tages of slavery and tree labour, expressed in this
exquisitely French oommesoement "We have seen
(referring to a former number) that the principal
edvantsges of slave labour arise from the foot that
seek labour is organised, bat that the vita of this
institution arises from the fact that it possesses as a
basis a constraint which is repugnant to the senti-
ment of human dignity (l) On the other hand,
we have seen that the inconveniences of fees
labour arise solely from its want of erphisa-
tics." Theo, of coarse, follows a dash of mild
eseislime, not however going further thin JAY'
Mills'. theory, that if pomible the labourer should
a direct pecuniary interest in the work
possess
undertakes. Box voyage, I say to all such theories;
but the Express will not for an instant allow that
even disorganised free labour, exposed to the most
grinding competition under the meet =favourable
circumstances, is not a thousand times preferable in
physical, moral, and mental result. to le trorail
organiei of any form of slavery. The next article,
Courier de /Vanes, works away spin ups the
Meetetesr and "Lord Palmerston," &a Faits Divers
catches up French news and gossip. digeris heads
the aneouneeneent of evening adult classes to be
M. Robert and M. Carts. "Every

directed by
ass who understands the moral Whence of imam;
ties upon the masses will applaud this happy initia-
tive by H. Robert. Foe our part (Ls °genitalia*,
loq.) ws wish him joy, aad hops that the utility of
his coarse of instrucdos will be understood by those
who have need of it."
Then a paragraph about military masse, and another
about the operatic performance of La Aire. Finally,
• little bit of penny a-lining about the mending of
the streets of Algiers, so pathetically funny, so like
the suckle of a very small English town, that you
shall have it entire : _ . _

It is sites Mersey to near the streets of Algiers b
laying 11 iats (.anti u stases) ever those parts MU), way which
the middles by their comsat nags ham emeolstely
spoiled. Bat why ham to these ease carriages, sad to the
feet er the passere-by. the task et Mann to the cowlings
ef Mas Aime (4. rsibin I a :VW Mee.ddisni I) them
&agar, bask sad irritating bin (mormora), whishwo
lad los Ass apes oar path ? Why, la a weed. ant per a
mike sue those parts neatly laid Sum, alter having
Moms taittki lasi spas them, whisk weld serteisly give
Om man edillig sad penasassee ? Oar saglasen are
we basevelast. smd too mask osespied with dm ears of
visbilkmln • astaies set to empty with ear mast. The
ahe .11, will mash WMed to them.
lessitratisa, among other heal observe.
lions, is signed in capital -lotto% "A. Lardier."
Conceive the solemnity of dm ozpremios, "Cis mor-
cosaz anpleux, dors, irritants," reduced to the
condition of poor Mr. Mac Adam (House rest his
soul! sad forgive ate for repeating the twaddle
which is the natural result of a gagged preen, and ea
artificial whey which has neither indigenous trade,
manufacture, ear local• government—little oleo, in
feet, bsyoad a military genius, Fiona stoessasoes,
sad update of eau do Wogs*.
There remains little else besides the hell/stem of
La Coluiestion, which in this_ peztleahe umber
malaise the third part of " Us Voyage Meal▪ partisehriy it strikes 'septet
emiamso, when ems or two of its msgaillemat adjeo.
thee are Mehle to omits (
is of coarse
esstre=ribizbat yes shall
bate ems of it. M. isekiar
tired, as in Femme peeper ; ao seekthing as a tom-
tortabis irrespeasibh Miterial "we") status that
the principal strode of tbs European quarter are
chiefly notioseble for their sumptuous shops and the
" circulating crowd." (To the first epithet I duet,
to the sewed I give plus; no one would call a
Plest.street crowd, shooting onwards in eat steady,
sapaseing suesselos, a " circulating crowd; that ef
Algiers deserves the oases.) " We do sot fled
here a single Moorish house ; all is changed. and we
might willingly believe ourselves to be is one of
the fairest and wealthiest of French toms." (No-
tate the Pregame I Moorish arehittetar• spinet
modern Punch confectionery—the Alhambra against
the Rae de Rhea, he has no hesitatiee which to
prefer.) " An sachet barrack of the Janissaries in
the midst of the street Bob Ayoue, is still to be mon.
One part of this building, tint °cave:tad to a tows
hospital, is now sad for the treasury and the pest;
the other half is occupied by the pstmeneat =MM.
tioa of Algerian products. The Apia hes bass
resew** a is Pranaiso, bet the Warier, spathes
ad aerial, has undergoes no modifisatiens saisalated
to alter its original plan of seastrustioa."
"Outside the gooiest gatellab el Ned, is the Place
of the Troglodytes,' a great epee epees near the
shore, used for military ememevree. Ones it wee
Meassimas cemetery, and so late as 1830 there could
be sue the saansoloun of six Deys,elected and usessi-
sated is ono liChoess, viz. August 43rd, 1732
Etyma the egghead* the military plums have
made a earths, which they themeolves called after
Colosel Capone, nisksamed Marengo, who overlosked
the work." Beyond this "Miaow, 111/0110011•14 " is a
mosque worthy of ender, and called by the mol-
asses ause of Marabout Sidi Abdo Hannan.
Well, we are naturally desirous to see some of the
catboat, and the ladies of oar party being great
meatless I started of last Thessity, the 13th, with
Oinmeppt to me what I meld proem for them in the
way of hones to ride. As emeibes book st to the
Grande Place, deer whisk we bed sees way to walk
through dirty little elm" the beam *early mast.
ing Dews use airy narrower than any
etas we heed the Puska dee Menet —a stable
1/111118 Mr.& had ha ea we might tied some decent
saisseh. The lamest was a little .oat-looking
Mateo% who semasti to think it altogether an absurd
thing fur Who to mat hones, and statteted out in
tory bad Friuli various uncomplimestsry observe•
does about hulas nothing to do with les fawns*, and
no ladies' madam. As a matter of ourst, be showed
as his worst home first, bet by demos it dawned
upon him that we knew what we were about, sad
mut what we mid, and the better ones wore pro.
doted, some of them for sale, which we were
slowed to try. He thea aseempanied as to a sad.
din, whore alter meth tremble 1 get two ladies' sad.
din. with an agreement to bm_ et hire these as we
might prefer, spot trial. This nursed we eet it
how, Giuseppe laying in our preehleee Ig tbe Were
for all Algiers goes marketing early of &mules, le
judge by the number of
_people in the struts engaged
in the came basin/am. The Arab market is served
almost mainly by mos, who shout and serum at the
up of their voices; no worst'', except Degrees's, es&
log a peculiar kind of bread, in round loaves, gild
with some small seed. In the European market, en
the sostrary, are women of many wino, baying
and selling. Female Arabs are sense to be
ma at all, and though there we
of Moorish women baUling about the
is their white socks, they are emiltio7Bl ttpes
any obvious work. Their only cocupatioe apposeelle
M staring out el the slits in their veils at ee;:ze
they met. They look so ugly, their
painted with a blackish purple which meets in 'streak
ever the use, that one is duly grateful to be spared
any more of their physiognomy. Thu is artainly
as remands illusion about these ladies, sow can I
buy any see of them as the heroine of a sees.
As early as 9 o'clock the camels begin to file out it
the town, laden with goods for the esestry. They
come in at 6 or din time morning, Rho oar Orme.
pass market .arts, the Arabs sitting porshed asep
.1 arty mereireadios they have knight the my
retort I found 4r. F. had emit two Meese, who were
willing to sit es models and lot no paint am; bet

lag lib liaise have the audacity to WI impose
the very least they can do is to boy his shabby steeds.
There is plenty to see and sketch in the cerium',
and we is lass disturbed by lookers on and rude little
boys than at home. At Sidi Ferrub, three hours
off, is the site of a severe siege by the French army ;
and a little further, at Sidi Lbralef, was fought the
mond victorious battle. Sidi Ferruch must remind
1 one of the deserted city in the Arabian Nights, for
M. Bubier tell. us that he went to see it and found
net a soul in the empty streets except a custom-
how cillow.
Then, ohms at head, the bill near our house grows
daily more bundle' ; it will soon be a carpet of
asphodel, tulips, and croonees ; the sprouts are break-
ing through the soil, every heavy shower quickens
them, I an almost see them grow. The little groups
of olive tress, with their knotted, gnarled, twisted
stems and delicate slender branches, are contradiotioss
beyond expression, sad a perpetual delight to me.
One siontent the foliage isa dark bluish ram, ahlteet
black in some aspects, and of a emsewhat grave and
solemn expression. At the lust breath of the west wind
it is stirred with a rustling silvery ripple, and the
whole tree laughs and sparkles with light. We have
oleo a group of poplars, towering over the savage mom
of spiked aloes and prickly °esti. One must pick oue'e
way at the haminent risk of ooe's coat tails, up to the
highest path , whom eau be seen the bay, the
tows, sad g hills spatted with white
eesutry houses, sash needed in its garden of oranges
and teems, and gurdlei by its strong Amour de
fries of the said 'Able sai prickles. It is singular
that these dose and semi are not indigenoes, though
they seem to belong so completely to the country.
They come from America, like the potato. Dwarf
' palms emit the bills as faros do in our own Wales
end Scotland. Near the tombs of the goriest,
they grow higher, being respected b 7 the Arabs, and
not allowed to perish in the periodical fires which
ravage the smutty._ I walk to my sketching place
by banks as thick with white aad Ulu cyclamen
as a Suers lase with primroses in May. Tall rub
eighteen fest high grow over the watercourses, the
Wetly pear ofte cactus shies* red in the sun ea it
crawls from rook to rock, and when I take my seat
under the green sprouting tress, for throe undisturbed
hours, the Arabs are so polite that they actually pus
driving their patient mauls before them, want
molesting motives by a look.