The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-15 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR 01 TIE EXPENSE.

Bfit,—By your insertion of the following in your
journal you wiL much oblige.
I was one of a crew in a 6-oared cutter that started from
Mr. Wyld's, of Lambeth, ou Saturday afternooe, Sept. 11,
Ito be the umpire's boat to a match by a club of men in
the employ of Mr. James Virtue, publisher, City•reed.
When of Chelsea we were met by a Seat of ine or ten of
the Citizen steamboats coming down, it being their animal
Ma. The swell (caused by so many steamboats passing to-
gether In a mem) was so great that it swamped OW boat,
which sank, and returned to the surface keel uppennest,
leaving the crew and one sitter (being 8 man) hammed,
Mto the oars and upturned boat, et the imminent
their lives, for several minutes, until rescued by a
ich put of from • barge, and by life-buoys thrown
from a pawing steamer.
Now, sir, I take it to be very reprehensible on the put of
the tompany in moving so large a number of statism loge.
thee M a part of the river where so many ,call piernne•
bads ere likely to be passing, and through which It was
seareely possible to get without accident, as the crew of stir
boat is en experienced amateur crew, sad the beat send-
and safe, and by no means so light as those used es deallar
ceessions.

Should this cause the company to use greater caution, the
Ma I 11411 F in view will be anawered. that ia, the public
sahey.—l aro, Ito, HENRY BELHA.M.
2, Catiage-plaos, City load, Sept. 14.

THE LORD iLtTOR OF DUBLIN AND CARDINAL
Wtsznaw.—Fees the Dublin paper. of yesterday we leers
that Lord Relates mad his official colleagues are not the
only persons who have sinned unpardonable la declining to
&as with Cardinal Wiseman at the Dohlfn manakin. Oa
Monday, at a special toseling of the Dublin Tows COMMA
Magnum Reynolds gave notice that immediately after Ike
seders of the day were read he would move the following re.
solation :—" That Alderman Lambert having openly ea-
premed in Ude council, on the 2nd ultimo, the day of his
nonduation to the odice of Lord Mayor for the year 1859,
that when he returned to his place as a duvet no man wend
be able to tell what were his political principles during the
year, has by refttaing to accept the invitation of the Right
lion. the Lord Mayor to dine at the Natation-house, ou the
let Instant, on the ground, as is now publicly known In the
city, that his Eminence Cardinal Wiseman was to have been
present at the banquet, has rosily violated his
that such refusal, sent to the Lord Mayor at half-pm:W-4n
' o'clock on the day of the banquet, and signed James Lam-
be% Lord Mayor elect, it an insult to the whole catholic)
body, and more particularly to the catholic members of this
smog and believing as we do that political or religions pre.
jtailsaa ought not to prevent or obstruct modal inter
we ere of opinion that Alderman Lambert Is n0t.777.1
dimmest wenn to be elected to the °Moe of Lord Mayor and
thank,* that the nomination to that office be cancelled."
The Winne& was unable to brie his motion on that day
wYh say asset of a lag diecueeloa, but gave notice that he
wsodd terbaisly do so in October.

CRYSTAL • PALACE. ONZ SHILLING DAIL.
TNINDAT, env. 14.—AdmiNdoes as pirosea, 6,302 ; ditto,
by mem IMO. 460 ; total villain, 5,752.