The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-27 00:00:00

HOSPITAL FOI INCURABLES.-(THIS DAY.)

The seventh annual meeting of this charity was
held this day at the London Tavern, Bishopegatmotreet,
Alderman ARBISS in the chair.

The CHAIRMAN saiitin7t6o pleasure which he always
felt io presiding over the meetings of that very excellent
charity was enhanced on the present occasion by the very
prosperous position which the institution had attained. The
receipts of the past year had exceeded theme( previous yews
by 2,0J0f., and the board Wham enabled to purchase stock
to between 7,00 W. and 8,0001. The number of patients is
the hospital last year was 127, and this year, after the
election that day, the number would be increased to 1716.
It was very desirable that an hospital where a large number
could be better accommodated, should be erected some-
where in the suburbs of Loudon, and a fund had been
opened for the purpose, but the amount at present sub-
scribed for the purpose, _about 4501., was nut considered
sufficient to justify the board in doing more at present than
receive plans fur the building.
There which was reed by Mr. Casa. REED, an-
nounced four bequests to the hospital of 100 f. each from
E. S. Bowerbank, Alderman Wire, E. Catkins'', and Eliza
Thornton.

The report sou adopted and resolutions paned providing
a more liberal sole of relief to oat-door patients.
The officers of the institution were re-elected for the
ensuing year, and votes of thanks to Dr. Andrew Heed (the
gratuitous secretary) and the chairmen terminated the
proceedings.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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The new Kildare-street Club-house, Dublin, a
building superb in all its appointments and furnished in
the most costly maser, we. formally opened oo Monday.
It ia built in the Bysantine style, and is strikingly baud-
fol. It has its principal front in Nemo-street, mu of the
most fashionable thoroughfares, end it overlooks the Col-
lege moods. As the former club-house we. burnt, the new
building ia fire-proof, with the eruption of the floors and
upper corridors.

MR. DIERAELI AT AUFWICZ..—The Duchess of
Northumberland, accompanied by the Right. Hon. B.
Disraeli and Mrs. Diseueli, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss &ohm,
of Holden House, visited the Cora Exchange during the
day. sad Inspected the prevision sad arrangements for the
night's entertainment, end expressed their approbation of
the fullness and completeases with which everything bad
beet
got up. Tbe party sherwerds visited St. Paul's
Church, erected by the late Dub of Northumberland,
whose monument and obituary stainhglaes window were
minutely examined by Mr. Dioell, who es/ironed his
high admiralties of the skill and artistic taste displayed in
both.—Nerecestle Deily CAruniele.
WHITEALL, Nov. 26.—The Queen hem been
released to give sod grant mato Charles Canny, Esq., and
Jones O'Closuser, Esq., who are snowily and entirely em-
ployed beyond her Majesty's dominions, in the envie. of his
Imperial Majesty the Sultan, her Majesty's royal linen sad
permiesioo that they may accept and wear the insignia of
the laneral Order of the Medndie of the Fifth Clan, which
the Sohn has been pleased to confer upon them rupee-
tively.—Gereue.
REPRESINTATION or FINSBURY. -- Yesterday's
Oesenreestains a voice that the Speaker of the House of
Ormaseens will issue his warrant for • new writ for the
elenton of a member for Finsbury, in the room of the late
Mr. Dweeembe, at the expiration of fourteen days. Mr. J.
Remiegtee Mills has issued his address. He declares him-
self so advocate for civil sod religious liberty, to be in
favour of a reduction in the qualification which bee already
received the sancitiou of the Hone cif Commons. Ms., to
101. in counties and 6/. in boroughs, the ballot, the abolition
of church rates, and of a wise economy in the public expen-
diture. He would support the present foreign polity of the
government, and generally would maintain the asendancy
of liberal principles in the administration of the country.
THE MIDNIGHT METIINOS.—The promoters of
this movement, after an interval of five months, ream-
amend their efforts last wht, when a meeting of fallen
women was held at the West End. About 310 accepted
the invitation to partake of tea sod coffee, after which
they were addressed by the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel.
An.ong the promoters present were the Rev. Mr. Tuckniss,
Mr. J. F. Fortino*, Mr. Arroistn, Mr. G. W. Thomas,
tithe Female Reformoory and Preventive fedi-
ritaluston-rosd ; Meows. Oorpe sod Russell, of the Rea.
cue So: day, Queen-street, Chespaide ; Mr. Horuibrook, of
the Home of Hope, Regent-equare.
THE TRADE OUTILAOR AT Blierrtm.n. —A fender
grinder named Joseph Thompson, reeking at Woollen-lam,
ilatetield, near Sheffield, was apprehended yesterday morn-
Mg on the charge of perpetrating the diabolical outrage.
The appreheamon was skilfully effected by Mr. John Jack-
son, the chief constable, aided by several detective oilcan,
who after • long search discovered the prisoner's house
and apprehended him in bed. In the house they knead
a tin bottle filled with powder, and plugged up as though
for the purpose of another outrage, • pistol, • box entails.
mg caps, • thick stick weighted at on end, and an old cost.
An noon yesterday • certificate was received from Mr.
Knight, the house surgeon at the Sheffield Infirmary, that
Yrs. Wastnidge, the principal sufferer, was much worse,
and would probably not long survive. Mr. V. Corbett,
magistrate, at once proceeded to the Infirmary. accom-
panied by Mr. Jackson and Mr. Thorpe, and the deposition
of the poor woman was taken. The prisoner was present,
as, also, Mr. Broadbent, his attorney. For prudential rea-
son the examination was taken privately. The prisoner
displays great indifference as to the dreadful crime with
which he is charged, andshowed oo engem with regard to
the sufferings of N. Wastnidge, who was evidently in the
greatest army. He wail fIRDSOciSd.
Tat CoorLsoitarlost AT CHESTER. —CHIMER
TUESDAY.—The fire at the Queen Railway Hotel entinne:l
raging until midnight, entirely destroying the original build-
ing. By the greatest exertions the new wing was saved. Part of
the structure has only very recently bosom:ond, its erection
having been necessitated by the mooning popularity of the
bon/. The undertaking was the speculation of a company
entirely distinct from the railway company, and had proved
• grand success. • considerable portion of the elegant
furniture, more especially that on the grovel Boor, has
been saved. The lames were first perceived in the upper
the southern extremity of the Wane, and Wen
rs-egi el
asii arrived they had spread eenly, seen ea.
the whole of the top story is a Islam It is 'ap-
pend the oricio of the disaster was It • ehnked flue
proesseing from the kitchens, but at pelmet that, as well
as the amount of damage, are only matters of cenjecture.
It is mid that the company were only insured for 7,0001.
SUDDEN DEATH I'? A CENTENARIAN AT CHAT-
lAN.—Yesterday morning Mr. Henry Longcloth, ginger-
bread and biasing baker, who has resided in Chatham fur
the last sixty yams, died suddenly at his residence, at the
adenoid age of 103 yeses. He retuned ell his faculties to
the last, sad his sight was good. He attended to his busi-
ness regularly tip too few hours of his death. He has left a
family all married • his eldest son is sixty years of age. He
was a German by birth.
Tug WENTERN Fteogetn.—During the past week
various quantities of fish have been taken on the Devon-
shire and Cornish coasts. At the Newquay fishery the
, boats have taken from 1,000 to 7,000 fish per host. At
Porthleven hookondline fish have been plentiful, but no
great catch of pilchards bas taken place. Large shade have
been seen in the bay, but they were to" deep At Newlyn
the pikhard is given up for the season, and the seines are
' hauled up.
FuoHT or A BANXRITPT..IE was announced at
the Manchester Court of Baokruptcy, on Monday. that Mr.
Heap, of the firm of Dalton sad Heap, calico pouters, bad
absconded rather than face • farther examination by his
creditors. The evidence before the court had gone to show
that the bankrupts had resold large quantities of cloth
ostensibly bought for their busies. as calico printers in the
grey state at lower prices than they had purchased them at,
in older to min ready cub, and lied thereby unjustly de-
frauded their creditor'. There was alma balance of op-
wards of 2,0001. in each Ineennted for, end about which
Mr.
court hHeapas d bed
anclestpae • rigorous exawdestion. The
eclared him se outlaw.

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bold digging imaooMmeimed in Chontates, in
Nkomo* by some Californian misers. Now that
Nicaragua is quiet the cultivation of indigo, cocoa, coffee,
amid cotton, have been eiteoded. Both the indigo and
cotton are of superior quality. The cammiesionas ap-
pointed to make a final settlement regarding land grants
by Great Briton on the part of the Mosquito Kin) were
to meet on the let lost.

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