The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-05 00:00:00

Vbe Court.

WINDSOR, Aram.
The Qoeen atd Prince Albert walked this inmate.
In the Slope,. The anal Family took the usual • •
The royal dinner party at the Cutle this eveaing will hid the Duehen of Kent, the Duke of Wellington, the L„1,
Waiting on the Dude a of Kent, the baronets de Si
Lord James Murray, Major-General and Lady istL
Wemyes, Sir George Couper, and 0 Ione! Heil (lig Lib,
). The band of the Ist Life Guards will at
daring dinner; her Majesty's private band will Citrus, attend

The Duke of Cambridge honoured the Royal Set
of Art• in Juhn.attest, Mei*, with a 'hit yt&tarday.
Royal Doke visited her Royal Mahn, iu the Duch;
Oloi.weter yesterday at Gloucester House.

THE ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL.—The Queen
been pleased to present to the above institution ei
in right of her donation of 260 Raines.. Joseph Porrett ,
of if Vtll children the Rev. C. E. Parrett, indepe'
'Moister of Mevegissy, Cornwall. His wife died of cl
last year, and his income wising from all sources is
701. a year.

GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF
MEETING IN WA MELO° ROAD.

Yesterday &preliminary meeting of the reeids.,
the South London District was held at 12 o'cicm,ae
stone Hell, Waterloo-road, for the puppet! of considere
hest meats of carrying cut the object of Prince eeletet
J. FIELD, EM., being moved to the chair, pre
to state that the present was a preliminary miettre, ,
'eight observe that the word " preliminary " seemed t,
had the effect of thinning the meetirg. However, it
been called for the peeves of ascertaining the fetenee
views of the inhabitants of the district of e,„te.v
ref- rem* to the greet exhibition of works of er
nation, e
to he held in the summer of 1861. Thee ,
aware that the idea originated with Pricee Athena
tegeth.r with her Majesty, had ezerested a de,.
for the success of the project : and they, as lop,
and Englishmen, should TO-ice that their leloese
reign ergared in, and gave the unction and et,
of her reeked position to a matter ees vitally sfl e..c
interers of Englishmen, and limit flea!, in a genera: pt
vEptwßi doubtst:iioi hntho.
ca
hd%
(ahter. beenaltaus,etatre
r hs
etor expressed,d
.f eßThite:tnandtecnthh. objectionse
alfmiena towirl ir
eiht
;FT,
effect of the exhibition. Many person' zuppes,l tr.
.)
that it had nothing to gain, but something to lop, ey
miles of wharfage extending el .rig the Teutas, t* I
whole occupations was then about to le reeurnis. d
takingalaLnhhrt.idiu:inybrh.eiitumtantsisht maniAgtiesgim:fthe f:tete .I::dia:Limiby manufacturingP
nybn
sr:utllithhie ce
SIDNEY
.ahuroß e'
wisdom.u:irpcidoßes :siesmod:°: iPetiiiha district
c:ar ;:u:11 iftr'otnrraft.
1:111:na'tE,
tet'dotn:- rtai
Highness. (Hear, heat.)
l
in 1851 that a street building should be erected in
park and that within it sisculd he collected the pee,
the ineufttry and skill of the Deems of the weed, w
distinction of creed or clime, cr language;
th. t e the artisans of all nations, wf eteer et •
hand, would have an opportunity of 'slier-Ice
In order that the crllecuon should be wel, seen •‘[..
tively cisplayed, due arrangetneurs would to
litate banes. and egress to the budding, •n tna•
would the ignorant he enlightened, but the Er ,
find room for further investigati en and imp. ,t
(Hear, hear ) Tee commiedenere to whom to e,
out of the pirj-ct had been entrusted had carted -•
the programme into four el: ems—tile, the ra, or
and produce; second, machinery; third, mire',
and fourth, sculpture, mod. and the pitati.
would be *Rein subaivided in e eir turn. le' ir
the department of minerals a very interesting it.....
be presented to the curious in that way, and dot.',
discoveri a would be made in valuable pr0,u,.:.1
known heretofore; whilst in the architeetural
would be exhibited tome specimens of sperve
from that much neglected country—lreland. I 11-er.
In the vegetable kirgdem the farmer (rem cyst. par:
world would have an opportunity of Iningirs I. •
notice of the assembled agriculturist. of all ratio,. tr,
table predectims cultivated lust cheat, ar !.•
and capable of &Ceding the moat nufrim. et. 'I!
India Company, who took a most lively interee
ease of the project, had undertaken to exhibit a re -:
hle coll•eticia of the woods indiaenous to sit it a•
pone ssione. The animal kireelotn werele c a -
it thing ; and in the first clefs of which n.,„
articles of food, so very important in the present .:,y
hear.) Limper and more uncertain voyages were to
present than could be thought of formerly, which ver
assisted by late improvements in the preeetvaeon a
of food, on which, es doubted not, Sir Jelin
his reliant crew—if they still lived—were su -
and therefore it was important that their
mists ehoull have the opportunity of improsiog t:.
in a matter that affected so materially the mere,
enterprising spirit of their country. (Hear. her •
second division of the animal kingdom would v
articles used in textile clothing. (Hear, hear 1 We
great national staple commodity, they would have an
tunity of comparing with the wools of S sooty, Spre.•
sic, and Australia, as also with those of South Amer'.
the C toe of G rod Hope. The • followed the various
of machinery used in the manufacture of ;
which would be exhibited in full operation, so that
have the oppertuniey of examining thee. ROT..itt,
remote, perfection. (Hear, hear.) As to tireles •,,_
and the plastic deportment, the, e he preened le- ee..:
catalogue to describe; and would cone.ude e v:r
to the s veral gentlemen who were to follow hies.
were far bettor aequainted with, and mere
speak to the merits of, the great undertaking tha-. rte
Toe Rev. J. BROWN proposed the tint ref at
" That this meeting believe that toe prpo•lT
Hoye! Higene-s Prince Albert, to lad an
works of induery of all nations, in Veil. will t. r. i
mote arts, agriculture, manufacturer,. Reel teat
the interest of the working cla.ses, by on Ting cx.r.
tic:fleece, and encourage peace thr,ugl.eut c.
world, sod tLeretore thick it withal to tee:
torque"
Mr. APSLEY PELLATT seconded the
had been sold that idleness was the greereat curse •i
aell:ct a nation, and that industry and a ti,ur w ere. •
stratum cie which to erect the superstructure of tr. . .
facture, good government, and social eat. seer-..
might be added, of virtue sod ral'gien.
He considered 'he present measure would be ea,
alone with national, but individual hewn'. I
witnessed national exhibitions in Diesels an-I Par s
seen the rivalry of manufacturing dream, et te 2
most exquisite workmanship, whice, whilst it ea
parties who contribseed them. also in a national
benefit. d France generally, and more Turkel:a' y •Ife•
polis However, he could not fail to remark the sr
English manufacture were excluded, as indeed wen'
happened not to be native, which selfish limits.. n I
dunned, because the world, in his opinion, woo c •
for seln,b bat for social purposes, and as this
towarcs each other they moult be sure to tine th
more than they let by the intercourse.
Mr. REID k a metbaniel supported the res .
said that a string feeling prevailed amongst na
waking classes that the superior clews 'weer
movement ostensibly for the good of the loser
when they had some ohmic' of ject to ocfmpli.h
ever, he did not altogether coincide in that
thought the present undertaking would be of
tie and therefore be supported the r.solution
hear.l Ha also disagreed in epinioe with Moe' w'!
.
sun el the ore of machinery on the groue ee
d that i• ,
msnuol laheur ; he, on the cfntrery. tel e..:
machinery created labour, sail developed the r.
the counter. (Hear, hear.)
Thu CHAIRMAN then put the rsoolut.co.
carried.
Mr. WYNDHAM HARDING proposed the .
solution. Several objections had been urge.' are:
erojece a. was the cue in all matters of a pub....
The late Mr. Canning, whenever he ha a nature r.
sentence to submit, was remarkable fur c
t (-h.
pd
.i man
opinion
hear," could
l and
dd thosefind,
ug of
laughter)
h )le
theu hfprincipleoao ls
t,
red by Canning as a capital " Foolom, ter •
Now, upon the same principle, he might
the noble lord (Lard Brougham) had rape.... • •
to the present pr..ject, he '2pr...ea the °lee ce es
cl. vet men is the country. What did his
-
to? %Cry, that the project would tend to en:.
tion, whir's was a moat extraordinary objeen
hear.) How would it cheapen production:
rlocreusteelLiriunattroslapnrucii:ignmitiamorengt.tahk(
(1111.1;
That wax the way in which preelection would be c.
miouvageorgirirce..:
area
aloe so fee from such being a unto!e or an
he considered it a tribute to the project.
He legged to propose the following resolution :
..Ihat a local committee of the inhabitants u!
bath he apeoieted to easiest her Melts') 's Comm,
marrying out the exhibition of 18.51 to the no,
result.' marketshsair se

Mr. JOiIIUA TILLY seconded the re. •
younger rigs he was opposed to snachin,ry.
thought it would dirplace manual labour ; t
showed him that it Intl the contrary effect. t.. •
manu'acturing, but also in agricultural oocup iti
Mr. T. E 81dITIL supportrit the re.oluti, ti. a
he went netts • gentlasnan'a library he groat
it well stocked with (heck and Ronnie
works on paetry, oratory, and all that
arid nt found a work of real utility, ruch at
on manufactures, apiculture, or chemistry. It wet.
to see g •ntlemen place altar their name. •
" ELLS." which an Irishman once iuterrocl.
• " fellow remarkably stupid."
m (Laughter,
he would tar prefer Aine the " t. •
" men' member of society," after an intlustriaii•
one oral's name—for the wan that knew nethine t:
tied and material coed WOO ignorant, no ma: • r
coil ge he belonged. (Hear, hits .1 One of the
exhibition would be to educite the btaher . •
make them know something ; because W r. a••° I
Of row wit, eel in the wadi on two kg.. tn.; r
hand of the manufacturer. ( Hear, and leug!a,
The CHAIRMAN then put the rasolu ion.
carried, awl a eonamittee aecordingl appointed.
Mr. SEARLE moved the third res.lutem- •
meeting reonmatende that • public meeting I'. •

I,ae dad is "----me central platy in the borough of
eveldi. a die earliest nessible period, to awaken the
eg ell clonal is the fsetkaomimg exhibition."
we tibtlitit: BAKER secesdet
hold the resolution, and
areed is the simmer o 4 holding a public meeting.
fs I!also satorriptimei would Row in abundantly.
Lind rat sad carried,
me Me. DAVIS propmd the lest reeolation—a vote
elitist's. to the etta...essa—mad said the poorest sou not the
rowetiton that had Whin plarei. It was a new appli-
• es Ik.
which fornserly vimala•ed their
1.,;.h. aid
in dm days of chivalry to Biel down the
aid shiver sluice with an opponent from any el Ol*
17,.,„;ry. It say also the principle which prompted their
ire to airy. r the seas, as their armies to go fighting and
tbresplt Estop and As (Rear, heu.) How-
:tester •ink was now beton them; for the people of
.ad dere lowa ile challenp of mind, and went forth
it ma to excel, is the strife of skill and industry.
two) He nerd lot commend the resolution to
tat,. *saw, as far as his ksowledge west, ao man had a
I,:orrientstses for scientitic attainments than had their
e.i....reas. &either was any San more admired as a friend
~i .Mr:eyrf. (near. brag.
pt y tiIIICEILL seconded the resolution, which was
ornol r ra rielt

vs, 141AlIMAN briefly acknowledged the tribute of
„i.asd the meeting separated.

iIEIROPOLITAN SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

TIDLIC MEETING AT CEOSBT•MALL.
Netetday evening a public meeting was held, at
MO. by 'he Tower Hamlets branch of this Metropo-
.... si.mitary A•sceistior, for the pureesof adopting
to fiords the premot def. miss state of military
...A*. The meeting was but thinly attended. Tim
Lek rector of S posy, hasiog •aken the chair,
gr • CANDI:ET, mai of eke bosomy secristarim, said
, • !Ms se. tisg wise projeoted several weeks No, it did
to the commi•tine dist this was holiday with, sad
• .ad thsmaelvis cow labouring under great disadvas-
• i4essatiyessee, Essay who would otherwise have Insea
beii g out et town. Apologies had bees received
lord Rotprt Ormeenor, S.r W. City, Mr. Giorgi
p on, M.P., Mr. Chas. Dickens, cad several trksr

L.:40111'00N, six, in invpoeinz the Brat resole-
..:' they some there to cleanse a sseropolis containing
es of genets, and they bad enough to do. lie
, • at rms:l meetings of the Anti-Comlaw League
• a bah wa. a groat that small meetings would
ad They gave an impulee, and larger meetings
N. TM boa and ga:lant colonel ceseladed by
the metropolis of Great Britain. cootaining a gyr0.225.000,
.22s.000, le the may part of England Related• tes of a Sanitary Aet ; while the inveriga.
Luring the prevalence of lb. let, epidemic, rola-
•. a., nary condition, diselteed a state coif the real.
• Li^ Iredo of thnusends of tamales manif.etly
: .I:her with leeslity physical es'arence, or with
.1., c anst therein of sound aoralil and religion."
rt. womrelsioros seconded tne settee.
t: poor had bees for site la that eta?* that must
hare (Tooted a la-ral gangrene over the whole
ai tt ► metropolis if cavorts had no: been adopted
He bed dot very ruuregag been in a 11,:u Le in hie
.r.d found sleeping in one to.= no less than
.e, women, and thihiren, all sleet to.
mist of ANL Ho for one shock( be
• intramural banal, done away with. (Cleats )
• wet ;.last the interests of the clergy, be wee
• . th y ea.. all is favour of it, and be hal so
the recoil prenatal would bring forward
-•sessre, coapensaing the clergy for the leas of
-- it they would ingrain by the change.
• • • . wan can d GOODTLLLOW, who stated himself
•.. r by trade, *aid ba wee irremely glad to see
I or, snot the higher climes come forward is
. 11: at a working man hal suffered severe.;
tt of serif regulations as those which this witty
:•

t hark., bea put and unanittr ally paned,
1: •. IRWIN LLOYD said he considered it the
.day o: Ter) clef II) man to do what he eculd to pro
:. i urital 6s well as the moral welfare of the peopk,
• Ti 'ore Wyk pert in this meeting with great pkasure.
• .0 they recellecte d that lb* mortality in te. last
••7, •ri.icg from xymotic dimmer, which to a great
r, kreetibk, was gnarly doable the mortality
• :-.rice..tag lean, and that in 1817, in this mom-
• • p.:64.• rel. victims to this class of diseases,
• .• cr. duty of every ate to do w` at he could to
• rt. Tb' rev. gentleman concluded by mov.
• to permanent r.gulations aid machinery exist
- • h• g the intensity of the evils under which the
r..re triorcusly suffering; and that the want of
• ....Gus end mechin• ry was productive of much loss
vu the revaten-e or cholera. end annually leads
. r • rim Ve lat 13.011 A pekoes."
• D. T. DRIFF I ELD, rector of Bow, seconded the
. Be thAtcht it important that the clergy of the
,houl,l shy V.eamelves foremast in every work'

C,..CHRANE said the parties who were
• ..t.'et to l•linsie were the parish authorities,
a.. I oily did rot carry into operation the
s. •e• .: w.re Cindy peered, and which wi.uld do some
.• • ref the reprieeisteitivas to vote against any
. • .s.itay m• worse 17 it Tea:onion to turn them out
.: t. Thu, la kat that wretched body the Com
• . Cey Sewers is Load •IS . There was an excellent
r y :t:..1 abet me•:ical oMeer, Mr. Simone. He did
. •t. . it was that they had intelligence enough to
.., • s i.h:e a usaa—it must have been by accidect.
J •;,r.V.VErRY said, was it really a fact that more
.: • ; emote died every year in Loudon fro. diseases
• :•t bs prevented ? It was a fact that had been
;• : :'.e rvideuee of scion:ilia men; it had been
: . •r• ryal c.mmia.ione, and hadlagainind again
4 •..e.pd in parliament. And government was
: •: • eto i ; !merriment had introduced a bill to
ht• ••.:.• evil. but the City of London had op•
• .1 1..1 procured the easlusiga of the metro
, this the bile, and had then selfishly ootained
•.• its •wn. What they wanted to prevent
t.. ••. evil was, In lb. Ant Veiee, a proper internal
every dwelling-house, which could only be
• - •Ls aothority of government, and this should be
▪ ••• ily. la the ant place, they wanted • she-
: . at of drains"
o was then put and agreed to.
• • !A% IN, is movie., the next resolution, mitered into
•.• • st,eing the eateht and cat of mortality and
•a tre metropolis from zygotic diseases. Ever
1...- ••• "I Morpeth broaght in his bill for promoting
i• L•l•th, the health of London had been becoming
•• • L .r.uoa was erduied from the bill; and, from that
t.:. • - • prfetr.t, 'ban 64,040 persona had been destroyed
r. s dues.. in ibis metropolis. la the Tower
• .• person I. 34 died annually ;in Hackney, one
▪ • L he wished to see was the public health so
" 'Let not more than one in 50, or 2 per cent.,
••-%, • ....Leidy in Loaders. He moved:
"- -

, •-' rosion,wal of the proclamation puttirg in
• t (..••••t.eloo• Dimas Premotios Act, is Featly to
: public wiling oncentally requinog that
• 4.d be rsadned sect, and not temporary:
• • e• saathisery, aoraldiesquate wcoatend against
la 1 4.• mint* as well as against rztrasrdisary and
•• vs trues; that in an a. iv m fur the drainage of
• ***canal to avoid pollution of the Thames;
• . _

• supply of water at high prewar,
• : f.* 4.4411 ; that sack supply of water, had
n• • 'ewers**, end haste digitise, should be
• order ow aid the ems amegeloost ;
euectaisats which fa any way
•• :remit the Itharthfal thaatructioa of dwelliap,
• repealed ; that isepeetiaa of dwellings, to ea.
ee with Ike revoreotents of healthy ssist.
.. I preened fsr;--aad above sad before all.
st. 4..erotto aid 'ltaly practice of iatarriag the died
.• '1 the Lebec should be for seer abandoned."
1.1 F.kf4 sothathed, aid, after a law °beery:glows
W Kohut", who sp ke of the crowded condition
• •:: her-haute kw to. poor which be had visited,
i.e bed soma iota 30 0.40 persons sleeping is a
• t hurl, the motive was put and carried.
••• ' i; J. WALSH mond the adoption of a petition,
. the revile:doss, which was seconded by Dr.
• er.! serve to.
• thsake wee then gives to the dolmas, and dot
.per.te4

.tam rp 01 JOINT STORK CAWPANIRS.--TIIII
1:"a 41 C.eLc, ITA.—The petition for the winding
rnin;any's affairs stake that it was started to eery• •,•.. Ankles is reknit., with as agency is
I:y the 4*4 of settle I eat of August, WO, It
.at the cranny might issue promissory spas
sy.: leis than company's rupee s, and not eip
• (-impure runts. The espial wee to be
' f ".mpatey's rupees, enalwarat to 1,0110,0001.
• : rare. As *remain busier* was opined
t .rtesWitime to a large Ilineat wore genie/
.r. • mid, at la England, and alaalgit others
•... -.r fret of 11 sem (Ilya, Hall lag, and Mills,
• • t'r who rlaim to he creditors to the amount
A'inat slaty of the skusholeters are re-
Lae: end the ntitioser, W. Fithian-
' ,r• st Itncl Pan, Cheshire, states he took
which he paid 1.6001. to the capital
• e tomb's sus of :11.001, is respect of one
bask Weems embarrassed, Lad suspended
sett 1.• tarts were (nand isseffieitat to pay off lia
I h. .harthoPers declined to ply eels, and ethers,
.1 mai/a to the erapaay by way of by, Inn
'4'6 'street. enthral °raised jotters's%
:Alit ahem of um eimpasy. and Our wan
bed is.'i.iitrd ' •eroinst aharsholeers in Credos.
rued out • weft of summer against the
'r hens psyment of 4,0001. As 'vomits eras
• f:aketta shareholden kid bees formed to treat
.•‘ but as en egotists:le rateable arrament e!
• 't n marl not tie wren. some beim" lard "
r • at only :Wig, u reap Cl of their dame,
• me of it. An order has been tossed by the
to,ey. direction Heron. Bnrrodaile aad
" h II.• estate, to serve parer as the wan is
•,..te we Jur* hack Ctempanies Winding up AM
MIIXI*NIr.NT TO TIIR MEMORY OP
r wort —A pattlie meeting will shortly be
.1,11 lo the lemostioe of a hisd for ike ens.
Y he the misery of th
• mayor has promised to pre-ids at orbs
' • ne A..• noilsebt that the proposal will soot
s; • '' d 'mend suppert. —l4A•preldhatitpnerst.