The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-05 00:00:00

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PRESENTATION OP THE FREEDOM or
TEI CITI TO TEI D 1713 OP CAMBIUM"

Yesterday, at a special Court of Common Council,
, the freedom of the City er presented to him Royal High-
, Less the Dube of Cambridp, together with a splendid word.
The pressatetlim took place at 6 o'clock in tho Guildhall,
which had bola moat teetotally fitted up for the occasion by
Mr. Hemniag, the City architect.
Oa andy es bur o'clock the hell boom rapidly to nil, sad
Y Milan bear ovary met yes eampled. Th. appearance of
Ile bleador at this time was stalking sod magoificent in the
exlsoms. The bat Membatfon contandmi with the Na
vember dimity without, the strong cembensto of colour with
whisk Mr. Doan be.. to deck the mekat Guildhall, the
pest misty el ninny uniform; Bride sod foreign, which
studded the reserved mats, and the grove robes of the
onto authorities, all conthied to its. • *toe
which it would be &Ahab to engem amoebae out at the
City of Loades. A• the nose distbroblied maceost the
esimpsay were afterwards the geed, of the Lord Mayor, it
win hs loaseemeoy hero to give • datsiled Set et memos, bat
thie letaylion esterad to • few deserves • prig laradon.
It to sheen seedlem to my that afro royal guest at
the dey received • eon enthusiastic welcome, but pee-
vises to the entemos of his Royal Ilighnom many
persons wee lionemed with spooled mean of moor-
Mike. Sir F. Wilbur had quite an ovatioa, the Aineriosa
Master we much droned, and snarl °Moms who wore
haollll to have distinguished themselves in the Rumba
weir received loud and repeated rounds of applaume. The
Court of Common Couacil, specially summoned for the am-
eba, at in an exteesportred conacil chamber at the upper
oed of the hall, end on their table lay • headmen gold box,
matelaing the fesekise of the City, sad Qs costly sword
with* we. about to be promoted to the Com-
mode r- h Chi& It b • repleiloo sabre, with
Ivory haft sit is inursids sad boom* sad meb-
lewd of ailvot get, or which is inscribed the mom t,
the various Crimea actions in which the royal pest bed
partreipsted„ The value is upwseds of 200 ginner, sad the
woritroanahip reflects much credit on the maker, Mr. Han-
cock, of Bratem-street. The Duke of Cambridge seised
shortly after 6 o'clock ; and after • friendly interthimge of
gnothige with the Lord Mayor and Court of Alderman, his
Royal Higbee* seated !Monett on the left of the Lad
Mayor, and received the freedom and took the oath mend-
ing to immemorial usage,
His Royal Highnese was then addremed by Sir Julia
Irv, Bart., who, after referring to the vales of civic ho-
mers, dilated upon the brilliant pervious al the deka " I
am coninislosed," he said, "to pet to you both
the badge of citizenship and the omega of we..
Booming your royal highness a. we do for ad
those personal qualities you hare displayed in ma-
terial warfare, we must honour you yet mom for your dears
to be identified with the noblest achievements of Christina
philanthropy, for your wish that the school, the hospital, the
septum should never be dissociated from your honoured
name, sad that anything you may be able to do for your
eoestry is diecipliaing her eons to the nee of arm. may be
eclipsed by yet nobler services In the aims of charity and in
the Ms of peace." (Great chewing.)
The Duke of Catalano!, who on rising Win moaned
with load set prokeged cheering, cold—My Lord Mayor, it
boomer my duty to express to your lordship and this court
sty ems of the honour which low just been widened upon
me to mob flattering terms by the City of London. Gentle-
mere, I am aware you that I am deeply .e amble of the eves- I
Omelet and the distinction paid to me, sad although I do not
for one Moment think that I have any right to be mentioned
with the illustrious names which have been brought under
your notice by the kindness and favour of the Clumberiala„
who has just addressed you, the very foot of my new being
coupled with such men es a Chatham, • Nelson, or • Wel-
liageza. to itself constitutes • distanctice of which any loam,
whatever hie feeling. may be, may, I think, be jenny mead.
(Chien.) My Lord Mayor, 1 moronity auk myself how it Is
that I ham attained the proud distinction which lostinabsen
otabend upon me by my fellow-citizens—the metropolis of
Lendoe—l ebb I may fairly my ea. of the piste., 'tact
tM grostest, commercial city in the world. Oedema, I
hate merely performed my duty to the bed at my gaily.
(Care.) From the eowwearat 01 my atm I hue

endeavoured to do so, and It le the Magi; pseleremmas of
that duty which has now pined Nee is the proud position Is
which 1 hit myself, not Momeas the heed el &Denny, through
the &VOW of my Sovereign, but at this mement es your her
soured gm*, a a fellow-chime of the chimes of London.
(Laud cheering.) But, gentlemen, I moot but think that
is plating this rest, this distinguished mark of your good
opinion upon myself as an individual, it ha occurred to
Ike citiaans of London that in doing honour to me, they wee
at the soma time paying me the greatest compliment in their
power by paying a compliment to the honour of the
'nay. (Chews.) Gentlessen, I never cea kept, although
Individually from a mum of duty I may hays obtained the
intimatios, the stletka, sail the regard May fellow-eking.

sed albs eeasery, that k is to t►e army I owe the high
end distinguished pukka to which I feel myself placed.
(Medal Thiselore, toy eefepinant that the ethane ef
Lembo ere disposed le pay to the army if It is in my puma
I err may elms se • double and ■ moot medal bow.
(Cheers.) Oottionsen, it will busily be expected es yea
pert, and it would ill become me, if I ventered to dry re,
sped to allude to the very limited find ►male aerriem
which ! have perfumed on various occeekee hi Minot
parte of the world. The worthy Clisanberiabs
alluded to those services be terms which I redly
think go beyond the merit which they daerne—
(cries of " No, no")—for, after all, what I have dose le that
whichwookl be dose by, I think, sayeauelie had the helings
of a man, and who had the intends sad the blower et his
country at heart. (Much cheerier) I thorebre per over
those events which have now become mitten of Hatay, and
which will so doubt be recorded in their proper light for sem
to own That I should have hid the advantage—the
honour—cf participating in those great events, certainly 1
now look but upon as one of the greatest pleasures sod one
of the greatest eatisfactices that I out possibly experienn
But such as them services Irma, they certainly were not of a
character to place me alone in the proud position in
which I Rad myself, den I venture to hope that in va-
rious other sup I bare also deserved and obtained
the esteem and the approbation of my fvllow•citizens.
From an early period, taking the example of one most dear to
myself—mod der, I believe, to the citizens of London—my
honoured ihdor—(*hors)— I have endearowed on all occa-
sions le mit end pcenote, as far as I could, the interests
end within of my hilow-citixens, and thou unfortunate
paned of deices grades in life who call for the smistanos
and support of their neighbours and filow•kinaen. The
endeavour, I am girl to dad, has been In many respects
ettCCeedttl ; in every reaped I have mat with the hearty and
the zealous support of the either of lemdco. As fee es I
can I shall continue, in spite of the very different position
in which I am placed, to add my mite and my
bumble endeavour to the furtherance of the great
natitntlone, not only of this menspolia, but of the
country at large. (Cheers.) I have been a member for
some time of one of the greatest corporate bodies of the
City—the Merchant Tailors—who by a deputation have this
day done me the honour of introducing me to the Lord
Mayor, it compliment which I highly arid. lam gratified
to be a maker of that body. I have the fertber gratifica-
tion of Inky et the bad of one of the "QUM lestitutitos of
this metropolla (Hew, hoer.) I amen yes, gendmies,
that although lon a soldier in heart, sod I ken the army, I
man I have the deepest interest and ejection for my young
Mende over wheat I preside at Christ's Hospital. (Chews.) I
em nerdy sisting these things to peeve that a man, although
a silkier, may at the woe time be a citizen, end I trust
OM hem big • soldier he is not on that account a less
god dam. I therefore hope that hie lordship will end
that the ►rosy, the high compliment, which be, with the
tithing of London, has conferred upon me they will not have
moot to lament, for 1 enure them that they will find me
jest es devout, u obedient, and as good a silken as they
have complimented me upon being a soldier. (Cheers.)
Otiadonsia, I *gain repeat that the honour that low been
euderted epee me is one of which any men may be justly
deed, whdeow his elation as position in gds; that lem
justly proud of that bower, that I em soildrot, twee
the kind 'apron's's which 1 dodos bon
udders, that that homes M senfortud epee me, not
beams ef the aide' paddle which I mom, bet
because in various ways, and through the advan-
tages which I hue derived, I hew been dadieri le