The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-06 00:00:00

DAXOCIIMIN ORATE --01,----T-H-Y7-11-r);71;

TI1101:011 THE

IMIIATTP.

RAILWAT.—LJECTION or

This looming Mr. Inspector Hoot, one of the Impactors
• Lodgiachousse, applied for an order to eject the intimates
of the .itent's Heed pubic-lsouse, kept by Mr. Roma,
the toll-known shot, it being in a clio;erotts state, owing
to the making of the tunnel io °museum with the Metro-
Politae or Underpeand Railway.
ne warmed Irjectravet was pissed in the heeds of
policemmtelde fitigheeman, 111110, one of the WllOlllll6 OS.
Mil Of the mirk and be, is ompaily with pohaeoemeset
Use, 47 A, proceeded to the hem sad ejected Mr. amen
sad Me daughters. The house wag in a very dimproas
▪ Me host well has goes sad about two and a half
house beet the party wall, and the hock wall is cracked
and going get to
the tuned in Coppice-row. The iron
Pillars which support the boom me need beet and out of
the der, sad the whisks of the home is leaning
forward towards the tunnel. Howe at the jests have given
way, and in conennenos of the reef giving way the wet has
got in, and the ceiling. are all embed and ready to dries.
This snake. no less than!? houses of which the image
have been ejected through the works going on for the
fern:l46oo of th•Molitaa Beltway.
It nay bare be sYsed that the heaviest portiiszthemf
worm via., that between the imAhoess at
and neadforstotrest, ie coelluted, with the ak•
ception of a few rest a Warm*. The hot

LIPIJJIATIOX.
2.—Baroreeter corrected and radoeed 110 be de*. at mean eas
Wel . tech 10 feet, of cortical Asa sautes *eat “or•hundrettla
et as Inch dlialaatato . sad ere II deo, above 32 deg_ utility{
nearly threolvaairettlbe baWara. 11.—Ssooted tberscoteato
In shade. 11.-11e1Noral bulb (tor ovaporimon and dale
point). D.-44race= a wind (leor—toe Folios frit of am-
ofrik). 9.—Poree (I to C.—Cloud ;1 to 9). I.—
: lima ski e. abode (delotbed) t, toz ; 4 ball: 1.
I. . 11.—lko
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illatarbasee 11 everea
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PRZWIIIeg 10 NNW =MT. Moan= Bir,tell ■naoaT.
ifmora—ic.N.l. to &W. sod W. to N. and E.—brash to
W.—Pre/At t nedente. street& 'awry.
Ireland—W. to Nit.—Yana, X to S. and W. —Troth to
1.011 rain and ball. alive& now rain.
Central—W. to N. —VITA. nor. ct.o. toW.—lrrob„ anent..
X Cant—W. to N. and it.— W. to N. sod N.L—Modorato
/nob to Ught. Roe. to troth, some rola or wow.
Sattlasd—W.N.W. to N.— &L toll. sod &W.—lrwit to
Yrests, Roc thee & to& E. and strong, or a gale, entki rain.
4. W., moderato, erith aro
rain.

LONDON CHARTERED BANK OF AUSTRALIA.
(THIS DAY.)

Tho half-yearly meeting of the shareholders
was held et 2 o'clock at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. DUNCAN
DUNBAR in the chair.

The followirig "abelasct et profit and low accconot." ap
to 30th Julie, 1861, was presantad :—" Dr.: To dividend
proposed to be paid, via 4 per Nal en *Cup capital,
for half•year sod* 3011 i June, 1861 (free of meow
tax), 30,01 AN. ' • to snasnitt_propossl to be carried to
the rearm food this hall-liar, 5,0001. ; balance to
next half-year 8,91171. lls. sd.—total, 43,9671. la. sd.
k.: By babies carried over as per last report, 7,8484
4s. 10d. ; by balance of profit sod low in London and in the
colonies for balf.year.anding 30tli June, 1661, after &dent-
ing comet espouses, mooms tax, and making provision for
bad end doubtful debts, 36,1191. 6s. 7d. ; total, 43,9671.
lie. bd. By balance brouaht down, 4,867/. 11a. 5d."
in accord.oace with the foregoing statemenk• dividend of
4 per cent. for the half-year was declared.

The office of the Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrshire,
which has been conferred upon the Marquis of Ail, was, it
is understood (says the firotemout), dedieed bJJ the Duke of
Portland and the Esti of Olasgow, en psnonal
THE FINSBURY REPRISEITATION.—Mr. :Mills
met the elector, of the western district of the borough last '
evasion at the Male-hall. Btormtreet, Bedford-square.
The meeting was very fully attended, and the honourable
candidate experienced a most favourable reception. His
madras was preciesly of the seine nature se those previously
&slivered, sad at its elm baviog answered several queetiois
satiefackeily, • resolatioa pledging the support of the meet-
ing wen adopted. Mr. Cox's address is expected to appear
to-morrow or Monday. In the meantime a strong tom.
mitt., in hie behalf has been formed, the heed quarters of
which are ea the Macclesfield Arms, City-road.
SOCIETY TOR THE EIONWRAGEMENT OF THE FINE
Aura.—Lot evening, lir. Christopher Dreamer delivered the
first of two lectures on "Ornamental Art" before • amo-
rous meting of the above society, at their rooms in Con-
duitetrest. The lecture, which was listened to with great
interest, was followed by • discussion.
THIS Pe= •ND THE HoRmINHOE. —The ancient
custom of demanding a horseshoe, or the mousy value of
as.. hem • peer the first time he visits Oekhiun, has again
bona pat late practice. The Earl of Camperdown accom-
panied Lewd Aveland to the recent cattle show, and the
noble sari was afterwards waded upon at Wormanton
Ilan by the halo( toe tows, upon whom the duty falls
of reminding pests of the custom. The officer left Lad
Aveland's seat without a honchos, but with the where-
withal to parttime me, which has been duly ordered, and
will in stew days be added to the already extensive list of
shoes now on the castle walls. The noble earl to
of the celebrated Admiral Viscount Luocan.—ffriMl:tal
M. rrvey.
MEDICAL OFFICERS 0? VOLI"NTREEN.—A corn-
masked= of cosaidemble importance to medical odlem of
volunteer combos jed bees issued from the War-odiee, as
it places ahem apes the tame footing as lielitollleses, sad
estates them to sit r anembeis of councils, lac.. and ex-
empts them from tax es one has,, It is dated Waroft
Nov. 111, 1861, madaddramed to D. Turner, Surgeon
Battalion of Smear Veleateer Rides, and is as follows
am divested by Seerstary Coroewall Lewis to
iamb you that the stalleergeos of as administrative bat-
, talks of rids volanteme is eetilded to the position sod see-
tics of • iteld-oliser.-1 bass the MIAOW to be, sir, your
obedient servant. W. IrMormo."
Ax IRISH M.P. ON THE AMERICAN CILIUM—
Dc guy, lire. 11.—The O'Doeogbais preeided at the demos-
stratico of the Mistimed Brotherhood of Bt. Patrick lest
eveeing. There teem 3.000.( the humbler darn (web*.
nice) present. The 01:saingium made • violent speech epee
the probability of was between England and America He
alleged that it paw Irkitseen as intim satisfaction. (Tye-
naeudous chasms.) helm& opportuaity—an opportaaity
such as she neverberme enjoyed —was approaching. said ff
they did not take seleashise of it, they would impractically
accepting a foreign doedsios ad slavery. It was the object
of Wood, he imathased, to force Neill+ America into war,
that die might destroy her commie,. The rest of the
eed at inflaming the mods of the people noise,
She was about to eater ea is unjust war. !Other
epseloses followed, pommel of so petition, but evidently in.
Needed to appeal to the pram of Irish Anierioina. A
emmeistes was named to carry oat the purpoaes of the meet-
hicliy as organisation.
Darts to THE Pvt.rrr.—A very awful and tnelan-
Mat took place as Suaday last in the church of
, dense divine emice. The Rev. Charles
Vitae at Christ's Chen*. Lae j-leksi Trusial,
Dcriyebkseed 51 (brother of the Roe. G. T. Canioroo,
vim el this place), was about to preach ; he had minded
dr tied bad gives not the text (from the ;Ord Psalm
end part el the sth verse), when he was attacked
with pereipele. which at Ent greatly affected his speech ;
fa the seem of three or four minutes he became inaudible,
sail fell ea the mat la • totally unconscious state, to the
peat essellerastien of the coogregation. His brother sad
weird wet immediately to his astatence sad
raised up. after which be was carried doers into the
alisesb esid adesded by Mr. Franks, amnion, who was
Prom,. and administered some restoratives, but to very
little purrs% as it was evidently a death-stroke. Mr.
R. Oodles's eludes was kiadly lent for him to be takes
down to the viserawe, where every attention wan paid to
hiss, but be Dem ranted, and died about 4 o'clock the
mese attention, to the great grief of hi* afflicted wife (she
W epees with him ea a visit), hie brother, and other Mo-
tives. The sad event has tamed • severe shock to the feel-
ings of the whole petish.—Btaniford M, nary.
MeaDiatit's ASSAULT ON • GAMEKEEPER. —A
serious assault, the victim of which is not likely to SILY*O
he effects, was committed on Monday afternoon oe a yam
man, named Alexander Boswell. under•garnekeeper r Hr
Gleoege Clerk Peoienik. The facts of toe case are as yet
involved .in much morrisinty, but from what has been
made known it appease that Boswell was going his usual
rounds of the estate, when be was attacked at Birkenside
plaids:ice, sear the village of Peoicuik. Shots were
baud proceeding hem • distant part of the plants.
Ma where semis rabbit traps had been set, and not
far from them were found Boswell's tobsecopipe and hat,
which was Much Mt sad crushed. The wend also bore
signs of a severe *raffia The unforterade man, of ter,
rallying from the first effects of the assault, had with &M.
cult! made his way to the house of the bead-gamekeeper,
and oo arriving there sunk into iseetnibifity. A large
wound, evidently iatioled by some blurt instrument, as the
butt-ood of • gun, was found oo his bead. Medical aid
was promptly p;oosred, het she injuries proved of
so serious a nature that Doswell had to be cm.
veyed to the Royal liiiirdery, where be still re-
mesas is • state of •1100111CiOUDINIOD The same day Mr
Gear Clerk dcapeakagl a tel to Mr. Lid,chief
cerisbis of the Annuity meetabelary, who immediately
proemial to Policia, sad apprehended two well-Wows
maned Alexander Cowan and Thomas Gray, both
residing is the village. From eircumstenose
which ibid, tiny were detained on suspicion, &ad
was yesterday (Wadeasasy) takes to Edinburgh, whirrs
they so berwent eeamination before Sheriff Gordon and the
Procurator-Piecd The prisoaers were afterwards com-
mitted to prison for further cruelest's:la.—Edinburgh
Co, rant.
Tharitell IN SHITTIELD.—The Aeffiehl Indepen-
dent saves • very diessarsging picture of the prevailing
distress-le that tows. In • leading article the editor
remake .
_•—" There is sew presented to us the spectacle of
wideepreed Weary sad weal. Thousands of iodaseriose
nap are sod their families are in a state of
diediesies.ve resealed to the guardian el the
Tsar ter sapperk sad heavy rates follow one another in
harisreesesmices, &Hag tenders of the poor who have
kept theinmalvee jest above pauperism into the
dryer. It le Wentz yams sines we were familiar with such
• dab et things. Meetiege are taking place in all the
weeds to rads feeds to relieve the pauperised Mimes.