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

THE 'EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1867.

MAMMY, Zr., ON INDIAN 411,4118
AND P 1111.1.411117.417 .11101 M.

Mr. Mair,ey. M.P., addaised his eorv.tituents on
• burolay in the Belford Town 1101.1. Mr. Harvey,
the mayor, preaded.
Mr. Kaaney, who woo readved with load clawdari, adverted
Ent to the various measuresdlArtileed during the last mnion.
Vendor toen to the subject which b.m excited the deepest
intore, wittro Ow last ois inontbo, he said it was hie good
gmel fortune which bad nut happened to any other
memler of parliament who had Addressed his constituent.—
to le able to congmtulate them upon the triumph of
.rm.or in India. C• Hear, bear. and applause) It
wee our busbies. dist to re,establioh our dominion, end
when the military executions had been comp/Med, the
soldiers mutt retie, sod the arateanwa moat advance with
and circumspection. W. moot not reconstruct the
government of India on Uri old rotten foundations.

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Meer. hew.) We must ascertain in whet respects
td been wanting in um duty to the people
we must do softies to Moen, and at the ante-&es
eerier@ them that we am their masters, and will be obeyed.
Many of the petty rejate would, no doubt, have been ale I to
resume their power, bat now that the country was occupied
br 8.5000 British t sad all the native regiments were
disarmed, they would a taxon from experience, sad it
would be many a long day before they would venture to raise
the mbelhoue standard again. (Her, hear, sad applause.)
(Cries of " What about reform Upos that 'abject he
amid giro so information whatever. (Defiles Laughter, and
long-continuel roans, with some attempts at applause.)
Such measure• were discussed Ice the Cabinet Council, of
which he was not • member ; and be would not pretend to
Mate saything he did not bow. Lad Palmermon bed pro.
mined • immure of relbem sad no doubt be would keep
his word (limy, bar.) Whet the nieneurs might be, he
(Mr. Meese)) knew so more than did the morting. Ministers
were only now genies. to work agate after the nem. He
wee knows to be a reformer, and ha believed that he
woo earmet. He mold not pretend to hold out say
prospect that the memnreent sewn would be of such a
rimester as to piersdent and go uhead reformers;
bet with much • seas doer am Lord Palmerston, so
doubt, when the government mode up their mind whet the
sure should be--(grass)—it would be found to be • well
emoidered measure. ens that could be carried, sod wield be
wrathy of the govemmess end the country. (
After • few other etwervatin Mr. Massey
amidst loud spiders. by deelliflOg his reedits= to mower
sy question that might be aidy pat.
Mr. WA anc atom, on attempt's' to speak, was received
with groans and rites which prevented hie being heard. He
wee underetni to an that the good government ef India
depended upon tie good gewernmeat of England; mad that
was • thing we should never get uatil dolma* were fairly
fed. He mbeneently eteved—u Meats the opinion
rorthTuOllol*, the nem* of mine whisk the govern-
ment have pledged themsdne M Intennee It the met im-
am of parhament will net be dem it be
accompansed with • grevisies Ming be
ad the
electors by the ballot." There meat else, he add, be • re-
distribution of mats.

Mr. 11. D. Nome neesied the .rhos; the
meths to ma meg the meetim k sae that Kr.
With see, end that through hill the geveramm might
ham whet &Weed theashe wpm the bah. meiths.
The
lea maim wee carried by a Imp thejatity, and addle
d
letresir end that, with regain le the resehalthet, he
enald oaly gam that he knew sighing as te whether the
elms et the new bill would aft melt set lodide the
belt ho emit give as lattemensa whathear age. the
last. (A Veils Dal MO yea vote thr it f) He had
eineity told then that he we hi Swigs et the bast. (Ap-
pian.) That he bed meet ben ahem *es the hoses
whoa Se grin.. hat ~net'emed ; that he had mew
mind es sash as eareal Wit he Weirs". nearan
hie vete he the heath islet eltem4 Men the that,he always amid see he i;arses) If the hal d
the
=Titemined the ee it it was breve.
m Et swam evens he sheath vote
he the eweinte. Agin.)
Hr. T. Stuart thst When Mg beet a etheidasble
=d tte liberties by bastes a menhir whit ma slime
le vole tie the gesners., whether tight re wrong.
(Cmilansa.)

Jai get wpm Ole We and talked for wen'
IoWI6IB, but set • weed of etbst be meld weld be bawd.
X. Wows WORMS mews/. -4 Mz. N :sato aseceded
•vies el Wake be Yr. Illaesey, Web wee clamed, with
Isar or dye diwentioW sad owd roads of cheering.
Mr. MASS T, is ecksowledgwest, ssld les the
egpesiattna of ouch is lalelbgest eesetitmacy to Wag •
eember of nay rwerameat. He beeped ho slight ho weed
ler wry
tad ciars. yews to attend NW egeseable newisgs. (Laughter
)
TM pruotedange coschaded with • rote of awoke to the
Marie •

WESTON'S 1147.1021.4 t _ NOM HALL, HIGH

HOLIUBN

A large, hut somewhat dingy, and in many re-
seals mmoventent moat by the aide of • pablic bowels the
iwinediste aristisairbood at Old Tarim* ileibora. will be
esmasaketwl Ly mut', as the anma la wbieb Bromism
O'Befem, Ernest tones, awl °slow advocates at the "see
rum,' for many years want remennaml
potitical doctrines. On tbandays arm nem vas bows
as one of the elt.ef metropolitan Oomph, of anbalm, wham
historic*l epithetic lowa vane dalimmed So tbs wain
dare.. From maw asamerothw thus miens ealartalammas

failed to obtion that sumer which •• as asoemary--- —To their pc;
mamma The Hall of Science, the mune by which this
Mukha, ham hitherto bees Mown, liming rimmed fallow for
smut media hes been taken by Mr. Weems and converted
into • Music Hall, wherein it le proposed to mama to the
public sweat. of a mprrior chanties, at • churl
net excesese Met which wee paid for the very differs* elms
criterlainsamt which these who were its *Maris la
fame lieu rajoyed. The hall has beset enlarged semi-
durably, and if it ia not miens ea Euler ear so teems
Melly pined tar madame& rintranags as the lismover-lqwe
Rosa" it is amlnialy am el the newt elegem and Name-
diem ammo rooms la the metrepolls. To Mamma hark
Hill, sad Co., the essillsets, ot et. Swabia's-lase, is
dal the credit of the Midget. 'TM total hag* et the hill Is
103 feet, which Mclean • seam at its sonthera art tor
orchestral sad other asseemnedatlea, the back wall of which
Is bird with plete dart sod thee mints the whets is.. of
ths hall. la width Ohs hit ml Is height upwards
116 hit. the ~is divided bite tsar
einsparmanesby bilat=ted b 7 waled
ends song the mills twang an _ imala. The
pads ankesenk see embillied with amines*/ ski la
thsbremirea. The witadisa le elided by trallial pa
thmeillem and dm Woolliest theme! wetter et the
web Time me aim hams blesdnend belied the pleb-
mad Illow• fit the sellig. • eammedleee fairy is Fey
*nerd • last from the Ms walla • and at **Pelham end et
the mem, an the same lead as the plhry, there is • anpper-
room. The front at We pe/hery, as also that dthe wpm-
roam, ate mewed, end WOO died with ornamental
week la on isallaga, sad at Internam
esatimened with monsepeses an their froots, and
mennaded by wink renewed by gilding. The gallery
is.spplemd by • mike ot twelve iron columns, which an
braridagemoseleilbetvissasir capitals with perfceaW
=MPsnuedalWraZl se* Ph"ag amt'ars The
ways
by
well plating" 13_pirmels, enseneed in Whim et
fresco Hamm End llesams. lane et dr
whichfee rostaagater la Hem, mails
warlike end sindeal trepiles, sad earn, me *eater_ ,
groups of fruit, liseeme, wad bids. At the arelestral
end of the room, hering the prescaniam, • hrp aseenat et
decoration is bestowed upon the wall. la limners is 15,,.
xemicircular.bseded arch, the pilasters sad spandrels at
which are painted with subjects in colour, and over it Is •
manful *abject, in 1114,11ditTO, of two youthful agues,. an.
hiscatic ofTragedy and C .medy, bolding festoon. of fruit and
t.,wers. The ball is lighted by eve inugnificent glamchandeliers,
tb. central one weighing nearly ~ais ton, and Wang Arvin
feet in diameter. It tarries thirty massive cut glans
arm. or branches, weighing each 12 lbs. The upper portico
of this remarkable work in pleas i• compost of what is
two bekally called a " tent"—composed of upward. of 5,000
piereat f richly eat glass ; below thie met Is • mangled bog,
consisting of • upwards of TOM spangles, sad UM is ears
mounted by another of smaller dimmable. Them, added
to the beautiful cot dials*, three feet in diameter, is can-
a, %inn with the design, form gm tiers of fish's, sad, es •
whole, pretests a eotaedid work of art. The bar slam
chmAttlien are of thirty-in light. ash, and are of • chi
ler deserlpeion, being composed of tents sad smuts. Mei
their tipper rows, al teethe blebs each, being hidden behind
cat place smile of peculiar design. The maw Lands of thew
emsllrr chscielisn commit of twenty-four lights, having sash
• dimmter of sin fem.

Lae gain the lcattoretios of WM sew Cagle amide
Mr the million we rotehreted by • bisque., which, Moths
..0.17 ad retkerrAii eldwiddir of Ow amide sad whey
woad hag dose credit to lie Loudon Taira at the Alb&
There awe about 2.50 gratleoia preeat, arindieg Mr.
Ilaggats, the celebrated ale beater, Mr. Hodges, the Ma-
nna, Mr. It. 11. soy Mesita, of Itad and Compar Mt.
Alderman w ire, and Hey. Mr. Roberts, the fatpa.
times ptaidteg. The toad carpe—arlik,lt lc et amiltinhle
awarb both le atnaltes sad alma—weft Imeredweed, cad
roe amen of their *bailey by the 'Masa raw la which
IM 'tar sted • variety 0f...., glees, mod seedrlgala Mr.
Hair wee Glen thaw es the toistaseter—hatted in wri-
t .loared waif, and goals( a bright ear 00 hit left breat—
teeth to the adowishatmet t 4 way of the company.

KINO.B Corm.—Marrimo ix AID OF TEE
Ramer Fran. —Oa Mamie, a meeting for the nation
dirtwn of K toff • Comty, la aid of the Relief Food, wee
belt et Talletoore, t s Lei Chartredle to the rhea.. la
Woe:lacing the brims dtb renenne, the noble earl lie
Omni to etenwel of the demeanors' eonaerted Intl the
lease mutiny, sad to the bet of ladle baring contriliated
tie the relief et behead, la ea year. 01 Goose. lit, concluded
by wins oa Ile fawns. owes man extended thereby duo
lb. bed noised as tbs sites of the eollertioa Ler tint
Crimean Feed. Mr. J. H. WM, the Manion Ram Ca.
,baits is ids divides of the enemy mimed the sayelataleat of
• ousseittee. Is Vas a aillssileesebreasbeas die Mew.,
• saberrltithe was emend, erhish Maine by the
obi ammo Ma re W desatioa of SOL

Orrow. Pawn.— ORS BIIILTI/10
Vassar. Nov. 112.—ailaii• is mum*yw , EN%
iyseralW%lMl WANN%fif.

tab laidltignce.

CANTERBURY INSOLVENT DEBTORS
COURT.—Nov. 13.