The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-09 00:00:00

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 18.51.

1. e night a meeting of the inhabitants of Patter
shuttles was hell at the residence of the Rev. Mr.
Tramer, PaMsy, for the purpose of prousirine the rest
ri ex: ibition eis be held in London in 1851. The
he.. Mr. LecT wee moved to the chair. A letter from the
La. IL:Pon wit read, eating that he was confined to his
t sr:: that r.• was advised by his medical attendant not t 3
pos. et tee meting, with the objects of which he fully
syx..s•husd. He enclosed a subscription of 25e.
M• WI sII AW, in explaining the object of the meeting,
ta.. trot it was the smallest of twenty gems meeting which
Is tad atteadsd in various puts of the country. He hoped,
..... , that those who were present would be only the
ern tonest and it:sinus in premotiag the undertaking which
Um' tid in view. lie bad wait. don the principal gentle-
,f the heights-whoa& who promised their attendant*.
It.j tad not e me, however, from went cause be could not
1 hey had. perispe, attended meetings elsewhere, sad
&sly o! them he knew subscribed largely in aid of the via-
t.rinirm. He had attended V4riollll mintier In England,
N rr. e. d 8 int\ Wales, and Ireland, at every one of which
vets use an ansainsone exprersion of feeling in favour of
kr-Lt. A.bert for hr patr. 'nape of this great week. and in
ses.l invsace they 'appeased a desire to see it carried out
env, and la a manner becoming the Position of
tr., t Mr. Huber then detailed be origin of the
tx•inpisted ex ties of 1651, which wt* to differ so far
o her exhibitions of a similar kind, that the
.ttu.t.y of all eeuntries would be admitted to
t 41;•••• for the rises at that event gathering
o. cu. ice To these who were not manufacturers or ?fa-
ttest', he would my that the exhibitiom of 1851 would be of
tees: importune is a moral and religious point of view' mad
v me a ,t. malt, to the arts peace: a, that em these
r is, as well as others, this mighty gathering of nations
teem" support (Hear, hear.)
in. Kume upoeed the following res..intioe, whisk wan
tic nideo by Mr. 'entena, and camel unanimously :
Ice', is the opinion of this meeting, the proposition of
t.. el Rightism Pei. to Albert to bold ea eshibition of
tt• w ran of industry ofall nations, in 1861, wIU tend to pen-
eye. mariealarre, memamfararee, and trade., advise*
.Units of the working emote, by offering tissue's's of
r,j,e, acd encourage p.aee thmeghost this chili ed
• , and. therefure, entitled to their warm garret."
',A:MACK enured the next resolution, to the effect
...omit:es of the inhabitants of Ps and
t ,c.von be formed, to emit her Majesty's eseemleaigaees
isrrj ins out the exhibition to the meet messesful result,
mat the following gentlemen be requested to am on
resseittee, sad that three he s gnome Durant,
It.s E. Trimmer, Kr. Duet, Mr. Rarer, Mr. Hombre, Dr.
la. CAIRN*, Dr. Wane, and Mr. Whitely*.
t tee et thanks to the elareem, sad te the Rev. Mr.
I nasal foe the us el his nee. taratarded the prommtbeirk

CWOlTlllll,—Tles oDly 01101-
t.".. %Pint, yesterday WWI that ea labile petitions TM
%asset« ea tba g nutmeat oi Cseloa neammblas as
11medgi aad that ea prises Neat line on Friday. TM
eter.l tosaittes if alma= mad on County Rates and
liti..e.diture But, es the Itoth, meet that on poevel emantaill-
,e-rc totems Lawton sad Paris on la% ion.
Ariet.lTlmS Of CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.— A public
04%.1, amenably and respectably attended, to take this
emelowatimoras MI I at Ito, store, Camb
r.. w Thursday imt. The chair was se spied by 4P.1%-_,
who stated that is 'may instances gild& kha
''/• -neer kin own nbservat no is the coarse of his practice,
r•-•%.1,,r, deterred by the severity of the penalty, had rsM praised 'stalest triminak, of who.. Iseult there was
tad )eel moo had submitted to a line fatheli than
" •;* a mos when death might he the bine ; sad that It
dehherate conviction that ems Ur the ails* of
•data a twee ellactual punishment than the /allows night
:•,..tiNuti. The sleeting wee also addeemed by Charles
'A'', who ',vend hilly iota it. statistical sad
uswatat ter the abolition of capital pualshatinit.
144 Alf* 31 on. Vomit! sad Barrett, cad Hoary
Itnystos,alse took pan in the premediags.
lit Pim WoltbswokTit.—Wo me, to hear
!bat oa. health of the poet Wordawortk, who, we barn, is
`"` ,•ress on his llOth year, is wit ea reed es his Maio
anal glautto mild vita, Weetameraisil Weak