The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-31 00:00:00

[TRAM PROM A TRIVATI L 11721 DAT= CALCIRTA,

TEM 21sT ITILT.

The preset is about the worst mell you will Ws re-
ceived Asa the cooussacesent of this rebsißas. The brews

eir H. Lemma is so more, mad Ludlam is is keel porn,
with mall champ al its hold out till troops arrive. With-
eat doubt Mr Beery wee the ablest two we 1011. k India.

Would to God Do hod ham eva

Wagged 4

the owelleat poet-olnee clerk Lard Pehnereten ant am
eat 1 We have retaken Cannanore, bat not until that Sled,
NIBS flettfb, bad murdered the lainkas nom and Whiten
he had in hie power.

The Moss ef die egibroak ere beyond description or
blid—wroess Wild end Wet scalped, or thdr kneel. eat
it One poor gld of tbridepie now has hed to Mime
the remising wen of ben SW, sad Om sb rod bee
mother wore We to ddell him Wood. We have a poor lady
has, the Mb ef es glees violin boo depdved other ma
end goes, while be WI blighted toes elopes Claim
have bourn tots gotstior byre legs eid gm Ober wero
Won perpelegiel es Wm Win mar hr loos dr
only mercy dal esi to Ilkserasa.• lbw onsiebei most
that erns of pegoinen be whhh, lanky Ms dill mai
WNW lbw i ewer the comb% mei pi glair se
Weed weep spool rod Peophildy sepsis( a NMI=
so this none Mnr le he. There cos be m doubt theilsr
years past thle emighw be been Waft and it is Wei
Mee, end believed, OM more than one elbow ham Wed
N the noticed the Govenuaent the bet et evil Mawr
Wag at work mass the laws. The Ivey
ass boss • snub. For year LOW secretaries
ow
d the clue called learewbore, and will
OW se Matey. Rem now they will sot eimit the danger,
SW* they fear it. It ie • Imentable int that Lord
Clados is smite wpml to the meek& while those on
elm le solos ire emolly inoompolegt. Leader • nowt
el
las mar d the as who boa on sensed, esi soy if
ems oss Ids bsevss reepoldie shaft. We meet
loos maw rad troops from Kiska& sod that opsday, or
Isilloloint. If Lord Polesstes abased las vtgossesoldso-
, paws We dwayscondiard idm, belre leggelmemet ue
em, embed, 6,400 of Wm Crimea
brae ono gee now
lOW at Malta ead Gibraltar. It will .ll very well le
mod out My themead we mod the Cape, bet •• mast
st am a ressa army, to Amble us to holder mg, semi le
pew to the "Mims of this country that es pow ow
mot oily net bet ismilate. Two niggle of Oigeby,
with their hones, were rot tram In Ils irs Odor Por
!sod, when the siatinprif our MI si bald& pa le
Fea On now. Tien tie been am • pebelgle—oes ire
it, Ilk, sad kr orlork b Sao barer
or sosstrpresre. NNW Ng es ohs
poet of last ass shoat &fast lok as Ilasolsrs,
or that ilppent Mir of LW, Id& WS, pant tils, thin
will be • imp holing of sorrow ogi odd-
• ben, mob a ss
that tas spomiS
of omit snobs idly
wed • sod WO to seem geommest int I
amosete to Wm that so obvious • owe be.
bum or that the solontise have bees so tallith-
id Is tbdr Wt.
reed of
The Caws% prowspost wit bps nag
the to tals 'ntMik oots
goithellogile di talscidueseths . of law
Whim& end With
of Who& " edoneeer7l7- sithe is Wok most be
memeoed, sod the misting gemslog dew Wesid. The
son who wield pi the pros ore nil le mho laws Ow the
Angiremes. It will take yore to W. gat the msmey el
the deeds doss has, and I We lieent am yet reseed Hon
" ts Val the &spy magnimn of lloppd motlelei sad wore
Tb eatemisand."
Clovenueent has oared to take half 4 per cent pro
std beim& in pawn of the new loan now open at o per
W., blithe wean ewe too late. This course was urged
is toe moissome gigolo ego, when it could have been car-
sesd With mem . lot it met with the mid Ws of any
wagged= mase by the tomeetile community. New we
weilme • lees awed in Ragland, it is too later SW*
mew nee go w hem
I swot den thielieteor without letting you know a vory
extraordinary feet, be Mkt I think people even her. are
sot gemelly gemented with. nog Bohadoco has mitten
• letter to • iblowl ot his et Dmedrag, NW( that at the
nimmt of Lord casing as despolobid- Ono &semi

CD, cavalry and infantry, to the relief of Lucknow and
Cawnpore; but after they had pared through the Tenni he
got • despatch from his lordship, requesting him to
withhold the troops, es the raids bad pained. They were
accordingly marched back to the capital of Nepaul,
sore-footed and weary. A few days after comes
another despatch from the same able functionary urging him
to mend them forward again. Jung mks in Ina letter,
"How can you English expect to rule India with such
governors?' And he is right, and the sooner they are re-
the better. Had these troops not been recalled
Cawnpore and Lucknow would have been saved, the brave
Sir Hugh Wheeler and Sir Henry Lawrence alive, and out
six hundred slaughtered men, women, and children spared to
as. Surely, the people of England will see to these Wags.

RIOTS AT ONO.ROBTOWN, BRITISH OUIANA.

(From the Gearietoten Royal Gazette.)

The stirring events of the last fortnight have
comewhat disturbed the natal dulness of tropical bk. An
outrageous attack made by a low rabble of women and boys
on the Governor end Mrs. Wodehouse, as they vsis pro•
osedingfrom the Public, Buildings to the Market Steam
embark for Emaisad, bee noised the =depletion ef the
respectable batinat of the taw. A Mae crowd amp
bawd of the lowest sitha elt re popathea Waageenthiel be
bout et the mestanase the GoisimarenCthaulifbbease
assompriaty ektlVlClshavlemWeibir (the beat •
itek„Wdlyikfrios. D.
Das, '0 P.
Ware, . U. • ad anal other gentlemen, were
walking to the stria& wan mesulted by the mob with
stems, pinata stalks ando*bw sada We regret to my
that Mrs. Wodehonae was Meek as the forehead with a stone ;
the hilltop received sewed blowsZeischid Jake wee
wounded In the ear, WMr. Wok. is the hem Several
other mama were struck with of one kind and
smother. The pollee the mob and pt them
boa, but they look fuse 6b entiody ; sad although there
aWin solid &motives armeg the crowd pieta clothes,
eons& me earth The wet eingular fed is that the
war *mere= of the hot that the table had sossin-
Ins the papa of Waft the Oevernor on his doper-
ism ; and that the watchweed curtest map the. for
virel days base was, "Are yen gag to the hand f"
" Where" "At the Maim an &tu 11 y disntoco, at 4
o'clock." It ad mho ha by some of the bud-
gets= el awn that "no rotten egge
ahead le Vartandine Gam= on that occadon." 7Se
COMM of diisous Ali the pasties meant.
In rig feet* the admit ward missiles woes
thaws at Me .Miermay_ . One thaw was struck eda
M le
the apet by Mr W. Mal and essasir, Lamed W :
manpunts, poured
wm seam
aim Me , and
des
rant et
of has ebeteeislL WYa
the Governer kis lady had =Web the beer ems
wretches in the slogigs-liorr threw aril end ethos 41111111 P
ales matter at the heat, and ore worn es the Wake
threw rouse. Ali the beat peanded to the lama Will
Able= who were ent is the asset fa
vestedMi,sede e tr ate by earrhe raw rtb=
the bar Eh rer tad Mrs.
'Mr have* Xot es bre& Mr_ riegorrd
hie Map. The gees et the bet aerie the r
the ism peer.
The eelieseeee emir el the web produced universal
haw leillorse threteheat the atty.

IIZZCTITION
MOP .HD
RD HARDMAN POl
POOP 718 WIPE.

LANCASTER, SATIIiDAT Niowr.
At twelve o'clock this day Edward Hardman, far
Astrid murder of his with, =plaid his aim to frost of
thS lemeolor. Tapeelfrh, who wee • shorawhar.
sizawfmr• Mi=wl
M.m5."..7m Nis Whoop dp•inalwe'''-gr w* bp' Me edmits-
eWttse if reputed them of toter muds or tartartsed
iL. J. Rowlaiiiiilrothipiala of tba Seol, tere his
bore of the primate , sad In the mem el mover-
estitethe aid hr SO Mir MO to Sid with the vs.
diee sr bib esalenos. 31•111111161 Nome .11•111“, sad
thee added, that be bored Lis Ladesd thew would be
with Idea
lik to the end el his days.
As tine Mew ison
_lsnitftol tir the
teitie 111WrirINIPIIM mold mob tart
than. 8,000 penises present, tear a large peopertisa d
wcales'
we
Ittefrem =loortin of ..."..trs
methodwas o Wee
AOm mianiesblethre 12 .o'clodt, the door d the
roma wpwod, and to • kw 'Mama dery the
and Calsralterellted or to the math. The Rev. R. Hawn
tags rowed at the pEews, reciting the prams of the
whilst Capella Basathow, the governor d the
psi, remainsd at the do r. Herdeames thee wee swim poi
his nerve was evidently gees, bat his lips continued to move
In prayer. C.alaaft at mos proceeded with his dreadful
potations. pie-
The bolt was withdrawn, and with but a faint
straggle, Edward Hardman yielded up his life.

EIREB IX THE CITE
A fire happened on &turd* , about 12 o'clock, In
the extensive rage of to Senn. B.
Smith end Son, oorn e= sad seed merchant., No.
17, Philip-lane, London-wall, City. The &meter owe-
tomcod in the back warehouse. This building was next to
UteCurrierff -hall. The discovery was made by a person
employed on the premises noticing smoke inning from one
tithe windows on the eastern Me, and without a manna s
delay be sounded an slam, and sent off foe the e
which soon arrived, but they were unable to getrn
entirely extingukhed until a greet amount of property woo
destroyed, which is thus officially Reported by M.
Foto, the chief officer of the A section of the London
Fire bees Establishment. —" At No. 17, Philips
lane, London wall, City.—Mmes. B. Smith and lions, corn-
&medlars. Back warehouses bunted out, the contents con-
sumed, the roof bunted of, the entrance to ditto and back
frontal the dwelling-house severely damaged by fire, sail
tereftore by Ore, water, and removal. The nue of In is
unknown. The engines that attended were three of A, two
of B, one of D, and that of the parish . The fire wee
subdued by the firemen end 84 hired aniseste. No. 16, is
the seen Meet, let out in tenements, but belonging to
Messrs. Smith and Sons—The side windows horned out ,•
front of monism soorched sad furniture greatly damaged
by fire, water, sad removal. The contents were not insured,
but the building wee, as was No. 17, and the con-
tents, in the Phmix Office. Noe. 171, Mr. &Adding-
ton, matting and hoop warehousemen. Bark trout
sad root at warehouse damaged by fire, end contents
design by removal sad water. The building and the con-
tents were lamed in the Ages Fire-office. No. 8, Corriere-
hall back windows burned out, furniture seriously damaged
%r ow, an roof by breat ; insured in the Union Fite-
' Th. City polies rendered ersentislikl to the firemen
by keep% an immense common of spenatows out of
danger. Snuck afternoon another fire happened in
UN chambers belongs gto Mr. May, a solicitor, No. 63,
Orwechwelt-want, City. The origin of this fire, like the
ons, is unknown ; but when it was first discovered
nrcrraig ging is the first floor. The engines were promptly
to attendants end the Santos were confined to that part of
the premoine in which they commenced. The contents were
net bound, bat Ike building was, in the Union office.

SIMONY BANDS TN 17IE PARKS .—Yesterday after-
noon the PoopWs Bands played as must in the Itegenee
and Vieresiapertma, and the day %ming remarkably tine, many
thousands dinner wen assembled their conduct, with-
out 11•01961114
Maass
met seileely sad decoeoua. Notices were
=tttiewaMaass of the Reganes-park, stating
o at
bomb wad& alseentinne playing for the masa
mom War Pawky next, Sept. 6,. when a tarp body of
addleimal perbrmses hays volunteered their services. The
ads ea Mat deg will be played from three till six p.m.
THE ELGIN Cou.serioN.—The composition, de-
adwood emeadon of the Elgin collection are all Co trec,
time lbsp de mist bet sight startle a cursory observer it
tirstjara sategintenes with high art aad experience of its
wlifi OD MIND as to apperaiste •their eitrtor-
dirty smile. Bat thaw =rib are real, and, with due m-
agins to tin d miry one capable of
idea asdy the requisite lime bo
epos stay; ths graceful position of each
the sednibe ot bead, af arms, of limbs, ensured
fie,
a 'sterol simplicity that a casual observer might
not at once be aware of the care by which the grace is sc-
-OEIIII4 and, like the rustic commentator on Garrick,
t say, "Three is nothing wonderful in that man, for he
like most people" If any one will retleej, as to the
reason why the great Greek placed ono arm in this and the
ether in that position ; the body with such a away,
and the had with such a turn or incline-
the ; sad the consider the combinations of figure.—
inahmen the two groups of females in the tympanum ;
tho &Meg couple, tor with her arm over the other's shoul-
der; sad the
satbsrctip, in Which one lies in the other's
kip—tbe esistivs of these figures—noticing, by the
way, how the has gone in opposition to the general
rale of eastasting the posture of the land with that of the
bodand what a 'reheated air he has thereby given to one
of the Men figures ; and then that wonderful Mere in fiat
rate/ all than men and hoesso—ia what way it begins,
bow the cayakode onntinues and bow it ends, nod
throughout low one figure comperes with another, and the
gores and pemeisty of every Individual figure, even when
takes by itestf, in addition to its harmonious junction with
the ant ;-14 in such contemplation, the spectator be nut
misled with delight, he has no soul for either poetry
1 aft.—Prostei jot/ asios ix Sept.