The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-05 00:00:00

ROUTE W43Z SUCTION.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Lsyard addressed Mr.
Apl' PeDetre ennikasen, at the Mean Mar Waits ;
14 Wwwis, the forgikanof the work% 11111111 pied the chair.
resolution witirecitanatngr Savour of Mr.
layacal, after w wits three
*been for the " WWl* sad pro.
ended to the (rear! IftrilEWare. anispint
hp a larva preemies, elf elm* WM penaast a
large number of above kap map al Os
gentlemen residing in the nab sii he.
back. The novel axes lass ellitined it WOW%
the fervour of the candidate, who vele kr ninnetierk in
hoer and a hallictfter which reselatiseria Ms fewer were
emaptmonely ThejeloteiseressLasi Mk. lAyard
as Ms /slurs so m ass sea Tale& Ni. Mestell was
ss. limn acline. lir r ofils=eies emmilframary. having
held wives/ tinen Ones ell ell 64 whisk be wee
earbesierrinally ssestsed. rarriniumn kin Poised in his
farm.

(mei awe 'waft GA:ma)

WAR-OFFICI, PAsfralLus, Dic. I.—The Queen
has been graciously pis Is Os stolen for the appoint-
ment of Rutherford Akock, Itmlblasty's Envoy Es-
Unordinary sad Minister to the Tycoon of
Japan, and Charles Alison 164., if jorty's Envoy Et-
trandinary sad Minnow RMostatiary to the Shalt of
Persia, to to Onikerf NaNalie of dr Own Motion of the
Third Clan, or Companion, of dr Mod Basoarable Order
of the Bath.

WittTansu.. Dar. 3. —The Queen has been
pleased to wisest the Rev. Alexander Spietv to the church
and parish of Hi!myth, in the presbytery of Olsegow wed
foamy of Stirling, vacant by the tramportation of the Rev.
Alexander Hill to the amend thaw of the &mak and
parish of Saint Andrews.
Fozziow-orms, Mac. 4.—The Queen has been
to approve d Mr. Siginnund Cshlmenn. as Consul
ti of London for his Royal Highness the Onad Duke of is
Weimar Riniessh, sad for hI. Serene Mersa the triage
of Reses-Ories ; and of Mr. George W. Ewen u Consul in
London foe the Republic of Costa Rica

PRIZE MONET FOB TEE CAPTURE OF CANTON.-
We believe that the Canton prize money will shortly be
distributed I. those who took part in the capture. The
amount realised is, we undentand,69,s3l. 13e. 11d., subject
to the following deductions :—The French share, 13,28 N,
10a. 4d. ; freight, *a 4s. 10d. ; expenses of realising,oool.,
Irving • balsam of 64,944/. 15s. Dd. Of this eau the
naval fares, 4,271 nes take 30,543/. 15s. ; the army and
marinas, 3,412 mea, 24,401/. 3s. Sd, Major•Geeeral Van
&salmons, who commanded, receives one-twentieth of the
amount appropriated to the British.

On Monday sight the first meeting for the sesaion
ef the Royal Sudety of &Mahwah was bald at the Royal
leneitutina, when the Duke of Argyll, the president of the
eniety, delivered the introductory adieu.
On Weelbeeday lest the fouralatiou atone of a
new Reuss anthills shine was laid at Ford, agar Liver.
rThe architect ie Mr. E. W. Pula, and the builder
George Washer.
The Rectory of ITlcombe, near Maidstone, has
become vacant by the death of the Rev. Samuel Wence,
11.11, formerly fellow and tutor of Trinity College, Oxford,
who wee Meat:need I. DOS. The henelice, which is worth
1,0031. a year, is is the gilt of the Hon. C. H. Butler-
On Monday evening a Refroshment and Lecture
Room for the special use of the railway labourers was
opened is the perish of Battersea, when the men and their
wino were invited to tea and addressed by the vicar
end other bias& The object of the destitution is to enable
them to saran both wader and religions knowledge by the
aid of velnethre teeehess. male and female. Lectures will
he given oa Friday and on Saturday evenings a
per bank is opined flo sir swinge
NAIIIIIOI in= A .DEICIAPIED WITEE —The late reopeolied Duke of Norfolk, Mem ia the House of
Osemene, voted a favour of legalist/ males with the
eider of a deemed wile, and spike in de favewria the fol-
lowing term :-,"fiesiag that it wee not sabot the law of
God, seeing *eolith medal evils wash arose frees the re.
strietisMenst taelklefes that then wad AO asimplibtO bur
teen the soda adventegen and the seal aksa
ariligfrom this ems. be shoed give thenualirnsieers
b assent" The late Baron Boum bore testimony
Were the Bishop of Lichfield and the other royal eenunis
siesen to the frequency of such roarriages in Freebie, and
le the desirable eonsunences which were admitted by the
mart eminent men in that country to resat fruit them
REFREIONITATION or WENT SOMME. —Yentertisy'd
Gentile gives notice that the Speaker's weasel for a our
writ fur the election of a member in the room of the Keel of
March, elevated to the peerage, will be issued at the expira-
tion of fourteen days from the 3rd inst.
SILITETIILD CLCB CATTLE SHOW. —TO-MOTToW
(Thursday) is the lam day for the admission of implements
at the Balmecthest Burr intended for exhibition at the
Smithfield Club Cattle Show, sod Saturday evening
:gat' 10 o'clock will be the hat hour at which any cattle
or ether deck will be admitted to the show-yard. Thera is
• large thenese in the number of eetries as compered with
former TOIL The sbow WM be divided kite 4i ollesmhl
the dewed% wile, booing day slathered army en
and pea, the taigas will on Monday auto swift to their
decision by nimbus only, examine the various useinsens,
sad make their award .f the prises. On Monday evening
at eight o'clock the show will be opened for a 'private view
of the useniewe of the club. It willepen to the public on
Tuesday exit, Dee. Ilth, and aeetiaad open daily till
Friday the 14th, ea the seethe of which ft will eke& It
is expested that sot only the Mies Consort but the Prices
at Wales sad other niewbers of the royal family will visit
the sans this year.
1111111/10114111 CATTLE Swow.—The number of
ordinary tiekete of schniepioa at rid. each to this show was
20.000: that being the maximum permitted by the council.
Tun Cu mantas liou ',Ars —Tlio Mayor of
Southanti,t,43 has recommended that Monday, the 24th lost.,
I thoold he kept an a vtiend holiday, in order to give shop-
; keeper* and their ouistnnts three elder days holiday, viz.,
Sudsy, Moaday, and Cluistmealley.