The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

DISGRACEFUL TREATMENT OF 4 LASCAR

CREW.

A large crowd wan collected on Thursday morn-
ing at the antrum of the Board of Trade In Whitehall,
in C 068140110011 of a crew of Locus being meembled there.
On inquiry it waa food that they belonged to the ship Royal
Stuart, George Bird, nseeter, and were enraged at Calcutta
on • voyage to Havre and beck again to CM...one, not to
exceed twelve month. ; they were to be provisioned end
lodged in port at the expenne of the owners. Clothing .1.0
wee to be found them, and awe yea to be taken that the men
were bled as to mew'. warmth ; but Mated of these roe-
ditioes o averment being complied with, a fortnight alter
the ship mired at Havre they were paid their wages to the
10th, had a discharge certificate given them, which they all
deny luring consented to take, and two hours afterwards
they were sent on board a steamer, their pump paid by the
mailer, sad an Wednesday evening they arrived at the lA.
Yetherfais wharf, where they were put on shore with their
traps and mat adrift with • few shillings in their ptelmts.
They were, however. fortunately directed to the Strangers'
Horne for Asiatics, where they were taken in for the night,
and having • letter for the Secretary of the Board of Trade
from the British maul at Havre, nroommending them a. •
good and well-behaved crew, they were directed to White-
hall, whence they were sent to the Emt India Roues, and
we undentend an now taken care of at the Strangers
Home, the secretary of which was the gentlemen
who mere to the Board of Trade about them. Most of
them looked very 111, and being lightly clothed seemed to
suffer much from the cold. It b rally most discreditable
that these Asiatics, who render such great assistance to ship-
owners ic working home vemels which have lost their Euro-
pean creme by sielmeas sad other muses, should be thus
seated, sad the cosditions of the agreement entered into
with them broken, and that this should be even musetioned,
ea we understand, by the British =owl. It is high time
for the Board of Trade to pat • stop to three infractions
of the Merahant Shipping Act.

Tirz SIANZVE AldßAlMADOlB.—Preparations have
been made et Windex Cloth for the reception of the Siamese
ambassadors en Tuesday last, bet their visit has been post.
posed in consequence of the unexpected and lamentable death
of the Duchess de Nsmoun. Several magnificent presents
to her Majesty from these princes have been conveyed to the
castle under en esccrt of metropolitan police. They consist
of a threes studded with diamonds and other precious stows,
a beautiful saddle end palanquin, also Madded with precious
stone., wend curionely constructed umbrellas, and other
articles of considerable value. The exact time of the
visit of the ambamadors to Windsor, we believe, is not fixed,
but it is expected to take piece in the course of a week.
Last night the ambeseadore, accompanied by a numerous
suite, visited the Royal Colosseum, and were shown over the
institution by Dr. Bachhoffner, the managing director.
They expressed their highest gratification at the general sr-
=geminate as elm at the vocal and instrumental concert, in
which Mils Saimaa Cols, Mks Reeve., Mr. Elliot Osier, and
81g. Venal, took pet as vocalists.

INDIAN MUTINY RI.LIZP FUND.—An interesting
came hr recently cane ander the notice of the committal en-

tritsted with the

of thin fond, some of the de-

tails of which have shady bees brought beicire the =ace of
the public, through the medium of the prem. We refer to
the act of fidelity sod bravery performed by the trooper,
Booms Bullish, who escorted the wife and family of Captain
Speed, then in einumand of the god Infantry Hyderabad
Contingent, to a distant place of security, leaving his own
children es hoategee for the salsty of hi. charge. It now ap-
pears that the mink of this faithful discharge of duty wee
that his house and effects were meliciouely destroyed by dm.
The committee, not being aware of the extent of AseetuAlos
thus occasioned, but being especially de rong of reesvhsg
any distress which may have been incurred in emiescroonco of
such eigoal fidelity, have placed at the disposal of the Reel-
diet at Hyderabad the Mb of ere hundred rupee. for the
eopply of the nemeiitise of this brave end deserving tom.
THE AN %Tolle ACT.—About 1,060 medical stu-
dents have entered to the different ecboola of the metropolis
this Newton. This is rather below the usual number, not-
withstanding the furrowing demand for the services of me-
dical men abroad. Unfortunately the .apply of 'objects for
direction is diminished far more than the number of eta-
dente. There is clearly some defect either In the Anatomy
Act or the manner in which it is worked, and it is high time
that IMO step. were taken to mean"' a better supply of gob-
*la and at • rate of payment not higher than that of
Dublin or Ediaburgh.—Mmiscal

QRCOND-HAND PIANOFORTEB.--CRAMER,
lALI. god Ow bow, • 11•41,1MMA &MO& Rand Mew
Mos by ihe Mid alsoisM arta% at spoils Woad prim—Sl.

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