The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-02 00:00:00

Peue
(having is bar train)
Europe, Asia, Africa. and America.
Attendants Horse of Europe.
Attandanta

on Camel of A.m.
Honehack. Elephant of Africa.
Two Deer of America.

oa
Horseback.

Pare.

Hone with attributes of Iniustry.
Page.
Horse with attributes of Art.
Page.
Horse with attribute' of Commerce.
Trumpeters on Horseback.
A Car

Draws by six cruet coloured horses, tbres ablaut,
Containing
Four Sailors,
Britannia,
ann
Happiness.
A grand Military Band.

OP " LORD MAYOR'S SHOW."-

Mr. Ooiwin's letter to the Lord Mayor elect, sketching the
history of the show, and sot/gating the desirability of ren-
dering it more worthy of the time and country than has
lately been the cue, wee relined to the Lord Mayor and
Sheriff.' Committee for conducting the entertainment, and
we may now state that it has been determined in consequence
to attempt to melte the present pageant one of more than
usual interest. We trust that taste and good judgment will
be called in to guide the endeavour. We have received a
number of letters from men with knowledge on the
subject, all concurring in the suggestion. From one we
learn that the cost of the day, including the dinner,
ham lately bun 2,4251., so that something utietactory
might surely be expected. Of this the City contributed
2001, the Lord Mayor 1,1121., and the Sheriffs a like
sum between them. The item of chugs for the men in
armour wee 1101. 10s. The oat of the banners, barytes
belonging to the companies, trappings for horses, &0., did
not come into this um. One city antiquary writes, that the
principal knight, sad his unions, should represent the city
standartbeerer. "Robert Fitzwalter held Hayseed's
Casale, to him and his heirs, on the tenure of being the Sty
standard-bearer an 4 leader of the civic torus in time of war."
The recent Volkafest at Munich, afforded a proof of what
artistica testa can do in similar cases, without large expendi-
ture ; the inhabitants of Au sent a model of their church,
with its stained glass windows ; the joiners a model home ,•
a pavilion of Byzantine form, drawn by richly caparisoned
horses, contained the but of King Louis ; the porcelain
works afforded a collection of fine forms, and the au of the
sculptors and artiste was charmingly arranged.—The Bus:der.

SWEARING IN OF THE NEW LORD MAYOII.--Thia
nerds( haring bean appointed by the Lord Cessation.", for
the messing in of the new Lord Mare, Mr. Alderman
Margrove, accompaniod by the sheriffs and his friends,
assembled at his lordship's private residence, in Eaton-
square, where the usual formalities having been gem
through, Yr. Alderman Musgrove was duly sworn in or
Lna Mayor for the year ensuing, and shortly afterwards
Wired.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF MONEY AND SECIIRMES
AT (,panne.—On Thursday evening the Mason' Arens inn, St.
James's street, Leeds, was entered daring the hours of
banns, sod a lugs quantity of property stoles. Tha
bone had a good deal etworapany In, and while the land-
lord sad his family were espied in attending to their cus-
tomers some thieves got in through a window at the back of
tho home, broke epee the door of the landlord's bedroom
Mate lad Wen band, and stole therefrom a cashbox,
asisiallef 1104 paripally in gold and silver; recuritim to
akie ram Of a umber of watarworks share certificates;
a singes Bee Bank for 601. ; a quantity of silver
seas. dist mad saltspoons; and • quality of old
alas sal