The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

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LONDON limas Barnet:M.—A meeting of the
council wee held yesterday at the Nanette house, the Right
Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair. The oonnoil was
numerously attended. Mr. Alderman Rae, cice-president
of the council, expand hie satisfaction that final arrange-
ments were made with the directors of the Crjatal Pala
Company for the esnlueive occupation or a plot of ground for
the purpose of tactic*. The Lord Mayor =premed his
gratification that arrangements would be made to present
every gentlemen joining this brigade with a fres ticket, with
the privilege of wing the palace and grounds on all occa-
sions when In unitotin, except at times (if any) when the
seems tickets of the compaey were excluded from such tile.
On the motion of It. W. Kennard, EN., it was rdernd to
If,. Aldermen RUM to confer with the director, of the
Brighton Railway Company for • cheep transit of
the members of the brigade. On the motion of
Captain Montague Ricks, seconded by Mr. Alder-
man Allen, it wee resolved—" That the wester to be need
by this LAW* shall ha the 'short Enfield rifle' " The
Lord Mayor directed thee a commendation be immediately
made with the Comininionere of her Idajeatj's Lieutenancy
requesting them to take wesseary steps to obtain bee Ma-
jesty'e gracious approval of the service to be offered
by this brigade, on receipt of which the enrolment of
somber. to proceed without delay. It was then reeolved—
" That the drill take place every evening In the City.
The practice at ilia Crystal Palace every &iturday from two
until dark. liftman having the privilege of preetisingat
ouch other times se they may me fit et the Crystal Palace."
The Lord Mayor expressed e hope that the merchants of
London woulit now convene meetings in their warehonees of
the young men in their employ, and thus create en Imme-
diate determination to join the brigade. The financial con-
dition of the brigade was considered, and errangerot eta nude
for an urgent appeal to the merchants and traders of London
for Mermaid suppat, to liable the council to carry out
with effect their several design.. The thanki of the meeting
were then presented to the Right Ilimourabl• the lewd
Meyer for hie urbane conduct in the chair, and adjourned.
CAUTION TO SIIONZIK—A little before 4 o'clock
on Tuesday morning an naming fire broke out at the hams
of Mr. James, a provieion dealer at Nottingham. The police
immediately procured two ladders, white they tied UlPth",
end placid by the aide of the house up to the bed-room. Mr.
and Mrs. Jews demanded in eafay,mlll • soldier of the 11th
Haws, who wee passing at the Ems, amended and brahrtit
down the amevatit girl and a child from the house. The tire
originated from some ashes which Mr. Janos knockel out of
• pipe he had been smoking into a wooden apittoon costar
ing sawdust, and which after being done with was placed
seder a cheat of drawers in • loom down staler. There Gabes
smouldered some time, and after the /*roily had retired to
rent the flames burst out, and the drawers were soon on tre.
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CiTIYEAL PALACE. ONE SIIILLING
Flll DAT, Sort. 23.—Adsainvna me payment, 1,646;
ditto by lemon ticket', 304 ; total riaitors, 1,950.