The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-26 00:00:00

PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO MR. ROE-

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TO WI ZOITOR Or TO 111.111298.

trust that in this "testimonial "-giving
age the nowt serwises ell Mr. Reelesek will not go Ram-
warded. 1 ►eg to gropers. through your columns, that •
subscription be st ones inured into for the purpose of pro-
moting Mr. Roebuck with a handsome suit of Austria
livery.-1 km, AN ELECTOR.
Haelaskt. Await 14.

INSTALLATION OP LOAD PALNIRSTON AS
LORD WARDEN OP nil CINQUE IOITS.

The mayor and corporation el Dover have bean
doily mimed daring the past week is viskieg arrangemmits
for this isterwitiag week whisk takes ghee on Wednesday
seat. The follow* programme hes bees dually adopted.
The patties ollSoi•Uy migsged will smemble near the
goversor's bones, within the castle, at 2 o'clock. A pro-
make will thee be formed, comprising all the members of
enmeate hoer is immediate atteodaece apes his lord-
ship, followed by the (overeat and deputy-goversor
of sack of lb. Cinque Ports, tbe members of the
corporatios of Dover is their robes of office, military and
volunteer silvers, do. The proomeion will proceed through
Coatis-street, Biggiosereet, Priorystreet, and up the Mali-
tery.road, to the Drop Redoubt, sad here those who viii
he actually engaged in the isitailatios will foam into a ape
del company. No poems ia to be admitted to the °mad
Court of llkspway sales. pro ritied with • ticket from the
Sessechal of the court, Mr. Knocker. The banquet Mhos
gases is the leveeing, at We Towu.hall, and the day will be
obeerved at Dover by all classes as a general holiday
hake regulatieme for enapesiling the Wash' various streets
have bees Wooed, lied the valuators bays rasa amage-
siesta for rseassedetivg their oemisdes frees swims amps
at the institute.

THE JIANCHENTACO.OPSII4IFITX VOMPANY.

The association of workpeopla and others who
will carry on business under the above till* inaugurated
their undertaking with a tea party on Saturday evening in a
weaving shed lately purchased by the company at lievrton•
heath, near Manchester. The 1111ilaing is a new is., one
storey high, the ground covered being about 150 feet 71!t.
The capital of the company is nominally Axed at 14=1.2
with power to 'screw it. The share* are of 11. each, and
the number of shareholders at present la between 400 sad
500. About 541) persons were at the scenting. Mr.
Alderman Heywood, of Manchester, leek the chair.
Letters of apology for atessee had been re-
ceived from several gentlemen, including Mr. Com-
ediennes. Hill. Mr..l. Dyer, and the it... T. 0. Lee.
Mr. Crossley, the secretary, announced to the company that
they were now in a building which belonged to them-
selves. A certain amount of money had been paid for it,
and a portion was hift over, for which they would have to pay
3 per ant. per annum. They would Lave 381 looms at
work as soon as the arrangements could be completed.
About 5,200 shares had bees taken up, and the amount of
shareholders' money actually received up to this time was
3,700 f. As they intended to be • spinuing as well as mann.
fact company, they were emulous to get their capital
cal as soon as possible, so as to have • 'phasing ralll
ea the land adjoining. This was &great trial to unite capital
and labour head in head, and it depended in a very great
measure on the workpeople themselves whether or not their
efforts would be crowned with success. Addresses were de-
livered by the chairman, Dr. Watts, and other gentlemen.

Tan BARON DI VlDlL—Previous to the Revo-
lution of ME, Alphas Vida, the father of Alfred do
Vidal, carried sin Hs bedews of a glove manufacturer la
the Rue Riehellem, Paris. while his me fulfilled the duties
of coasai is repeniew to the establishmest. In this capacity
the latter sadit4=t visits to England, and became
known to the of several commercial bowies In
London. Ha seemed the patronage of Marshal Solt
by earns imported waft rendered to a member of hie
family, he we. appointed by that minister attache to the
French Embrey at Timm finheequendy, oa the marshal's
appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary to England,
' her Majesty's earimation, Alfred Louis Pons d• Tlibl,
having been previously ennobled by Louis Philippe, sworn-
peeled hie patron as Misehi, sad tree that period has
resided alterasiely in London and Paris, • reengeiseil mean.
her of the diatiagniahed sissies of both capitals.
Tex LATS Mumma A.ND Arnotrrin Bvlcios IN
ROL/MlN.—The man Cogan, who is at present under arrest
at Eines College Hospital, charged with the brutal reorder
of his wife at Newtoevetheet, Holborn, and also with
attempting tocceeteitseleideoe Friday morning, August 2nd,
has peOgrallild tower& recovery to se extent that has very
moth astonished even the medical gentlemen of the 10.itsl,
who have been constantly end urremittmillv in attendance
opts him. The wound In his throat, which was • arc des•
perste one, and which, for a time, appeared owe thanlikely
to render him in future perfectly inethable of Key articula•
ties ea With, weld be sudeestead. Meryl* heeled.