The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-16 00:00:00

DBITTATIO2I 112 INS BOARD OP TRADE.

Yesterday a depetattaa at railway sharalsellsrs,
Muted by I,rl libary sal Mr. J. E. Vaasa, walled spa
the Bight 1f... Thomas Milner Oilwin at the 11.11110 ef the
Boned of 'Enda, Whitthali, upon the eubject of the present
syceal .4 railway legleletion cud the beery laud burdens
traipsed spots railway companies. The deyntetion hating
be.n introduced by Lord Ebury,
Mr. Vs, of r. addreesed the President of the Board of
Tratle et sum length upon the subjects of the tendesey of
potoompot to cone-de owopstiew or otherwise unneceassry
line,. tailway, the instrutteble manner is which nuiwtys
are assesith to local , the infringement upon the legal
Inc .to• of railwaya by the Post-Once In ourying small
puthle, end the part dal and oppressive manner I. which Lord
CamptaWa act operates is caw. of 6c-eider.
lb. l'arsitieNr of the EOAKD Of TRADE having el-
=4llot. +saw of the importer:toe of the moms brought
him, promised his fall consideration of the subject.
Be rrai,n at that moment prepared to sty whether the re-
)for
the evils complained of could be obtained by direst
ive enactment. The right how. gentleman added that
he should be happy to receive tomtit unrealities on the subject
from the repreeeetativce of railway companies.
Mr. HOILATIO cusarmed the statement made by Mr.
Van,. as to the injury that sae indicted upon the old cam.
pricier by schemes proakotsd f the speculative purpose of
eelump the lines at an esirbilant price without any regard to
the public roosirsoients.
Its deputation that withdraw.

NIETROPOLITAN BOARD or WORKIL—The ordinary
imolai of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yee-
inday at Guildhall, Mr. J. Thymic.% in the chair. The cash
Maseinent showed a balsam in the heads of the treasurer of
39,8831. 3.. M. A Mort wee brought op from the main
drainmir committee, recommending "That fn consequence of
the itICY4II.d ditties and immured the engineer of tee board
by rem in of the main drainage works, the she of 20W. be
the anneal .11..watoe to the 'winery fir immilllog expo,.
in "conical ti hie prevent salary and all isomer* ; aed that the
reelotiort of the board of the loth January. 1866, be vast. d
seroiduriv." Mr. Deputy Harrison mooed ea an amend-
m-ut. .• That the 84,17 of the eagieeer be for the present
1,001. sad That the Wald ehnukt pay hie travelling rapenies,
of -Lich he ithoul4 ptoduoe an soceust to the board from
time t, time." Col.mel Kennedy seconded the motion. dome
objeciliat having been mad.% the amendment was. after •
short dam WNW n, withdrawn, and the recommendation of the
rocuu.ittae wee carried. Toe nest bminers on the paper was
coined-r the supetieteuding architect aid engineer's re-
ports. all of which were of a routine character and of so public
interest. The board then adjourned.
SOCIETY OP APOTHECARIES. —At 4 Court of
Ezaminorm held on Thursday, Meagre. John Lee, of 11•11-
bourse, Derbyahhe ; David Kenn, of New Wortley, Leeds;
Timothy Heavy Mastic, of Merhsr Tydfil R C.S.,
April, 1159); lhoteas Moreton, of Marton Hall, Cl:whir.
(11.1t.C.6.. April, 1869); end Charles Hardy Trotter, of
Coking* GI ocestruhire (M D.D.S., 1859) ; passed the
=7 ezanitaations is the sic.rans and practiced medl-
were thereupon admitted licentiatea of the society.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—The ftte of the Early Closing
Aeroetatt.s (this day) pn•wtara to be very attraortve. The
programme ut oot.duor 11111110 m• nta cAnimenr a at l f o'rlack
with a grand crickat rnalzb. followed by ixrforozanree by a
drum sad a tlfa band, toot and hurdle racing, Re , and
aremlnateg ndh a dittnlay of the whole of the upper aeries of
kialltalsa St ball-past firs. The In-door aturactiona will cos-
ol.z of h trawl vocal sad leetrusisatal concert, and par-
maws by the orchestral bead of theca:l+6lly. The groat
(ratted mesa and the Paris pr:za organ will also be played
at iatervals gulag the ay.

TIIE LATE CIIARLTON.—Let evening
the i mvie.t oa the body of Mr, Wilkens E. Durand Caro-
ming. the elasernetinons of whoa melnechely suicide were
revolted in the Fares no Monday last, wait resumed
.t lb., Bugler horn T , Cbarlios. the roomer add the
tom, us inquiry waa eopuroof in order that they might
boor further evidence as t the ease of teiihd of the hennaed.
hit Reheard, a teacher of lanoneces, said he woe frequostly
with the deceased, and the hut few months he bed noticed
• west Amp In h s manner. He appeared very much de.
mewed, ail he wee overwhelmed with trouble, and on..
pleirmil of pekoe ie his heed. On the 3rd beadaat he was la
Me mar g off breach,* aid ammo with a hula fa
=
tadimaireinitte way, eating they were hie eemeise.
mhw peatkones, frieada of the dammed, alto erne
of Me recent unhappy change, and gave it as their better
that if be had bees in his richt state of tided he 'meld mot
have t Jose his life. The bottle widen enshrined the laudanum
the doeo•aed took wan found le a Geld through whisk he had
walked oe the Morning of the 7th. be having reteraod 11,
and apparently Itleerilig from the lira@ of penes. By the
label on the phial it scented to have bees peechand et a
chemises io the il'ace .n the 17th of May for Mu. Darted,
who oorsoionally we toot or three drops to reborn the head-
ache. The house contained one ounce, and wee kept la •
espituird. The °omen hiving gummed up, the nary re.
ru,o.d a verdict to the effect that the datemed dammed
Intuitf white in ea mesa Mato of teed.