The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

PRBSENTATION OP THB LORD MAYOR

ELIOT-127LN DAT)

This morning the Lord Mayor elect for the en-
sobs year, Sir R. W. Camden, less prenatal by the Rooordor
to the Right for, the Lord Chancellor, at his monks in
Upper Brook-street, Oneviner-square, for the appreeel of
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her. MeMoly.
The Lord Mayer wee metapesied by the Reemder,
Aldermen Rom, Aldeeseert Wire, Mr. Alderman sad Shirt,
lawrinee, Mr. anti Alle, the City Chemberiete, the
Town Mirk the City Mellor, and Mr. Under-Sherif

On befog introduced to his lordship,
The &ender said he had the honour to mead to hie
lordship Sir 'toted Walter Carden, Hut., one of the alder.
men of the City of London who had been sinned by his
fellow-liverymen to All the high end impartial Mks of
chid magistrate of the City. Sir R. Walter Cardin
was well-known to his fallow-cilbeas, and having
bees elected Alderman, filled the otitis of one of the Soria
to the year 1861, end had dam been eleddi to ragemest the
city of Gloucester la parliameat, sad he hit saddled that
be would taithfally sad easionely perform the duties el the
slim &idea hie mayoralty.
iTbe Lord Cheamellor mid he had no doubt that tbe-ohaa
wads by the dthem me highly esdadmyto-thad
tits! the Lord Warn tboW
rid he bid Math viewers Y tagemsig the 1h
Majesty at the Mae rade.

The Lad Clormallor Am amok "Ti. health of the
Lad Mayor," elm boning soadvad bia ooagratalatiooo,
after partaldag of ritrairmat, vier...

TIM SUJINAIIITE TELIMAPH COMPANY AND
THE BON P. CADOCAN-MEJTING 111 Till
CITY (THIS DAY).

This afternoon &public meeting,oosvened by placard
and advertisement, was Mile deiced:it Tavern. kir thepur.
pose of enabling the eolicitor end friends el Mr. Evens to m-
aim waggintlems mol *reparation towards obtaining a mar
mutation of the soMMIIOI_ pseud upon that gentiman for
threarcaing FAB& libel epos the Mon. F.
in comsat= with tea emerine Tehgreph. Com;ritlM
nereing wee net anmeroutly eesena.d, them being seam*
100
02 wear pisent.
the good= M Mr. MAMMON, the solicitor, weededby
Mr. VAN Bow, Mr. Themes was called to the doer.
The CHAIIMAIN mil he belleved the trek( woe maid to
liviLen maimed opinion open Mr. limas ore; hie
beaked - anecont al the tepee to
Ithia, bat be that as It might, they thought had seem
ciao nes the public, ea account al the Mr.
pHby
bad cosined mem the ccenimeciel
the disclosure, he hod made in ozeasskewritrigit
ardenerfne TalagreghCarapeny sad therekee they asked the
=to meet them In cheek% a commutalion of
vane' same nontsece. He wou my nothing further
upon themes, bat there was one fact he teed net avoid
mietioning eines the trial and oonviotka of Mr. Beans
it had been disoomood that the majority of the jury who
tried thee two young sere wore temente of the Cadogan
UMW (Shims, shame.) He did not seem to insinuate
that it was poeshe to pack an English jury,
but it did stray him am somewhat strange that
the Cheese division of the metropolis should be
the one elected does which to take the jury to try them two
yam( me. (Hear, bear.)
Mr. CAILTIMTAR aid as the object of the meeting wee
to obtain • commutation of Mr Evans' audencie, he thought
it would be more ia accordant* with etiquette and
to lay the ems before the Swersteszy of Mall before tedng the
opinion of the public upon it. He weed thaefore eon
that the meeting be ettioarnoi for that
Mr. Aca LAND seconded the recition,PwLT only with the
view of giving the meeting en opportunity of saying whether
they should proceed or not.
The meeting append to be decidedly averse to en Ad-
journment, end the motion was withdrawn.
Mr. OAIOION, the solleitor to Mr. Emus then
meted into • lengthened history of the cues,
nook of which we. • nem repetition of what
cents out at the trial. Oa the Saturday that
Thome called upon the Hanourabie Mr. Cadogen,
in Piccadilly, he had been to Bven's (Ace in the
aim. get • bill diecounted ; it wee by mere
t that heweethereor that Evens mew him. Thorns wee
• friend of Erase, bat Wing made to discount his bill Bums
mid he would walk westward with him if he would wait
while he went to see Mr. Sampson, the city corresponded
of the Times. He did so wait, and Mr. Sampece ad-
vised him to go to Mr. Mowbray Morris, at Printing-honer
scrum, but he meet be there before four o'clock. The
object of the Malt was to deposit the letter
containing the libel for publication in the Tunes.
Before, however, finally giving up the letter,
Beane went to use hi. brother about It at the
Admiralty, being still amompanied by Thorne. This
maned some delay, and it being now pet four o'clock,
Evans asked Tempe to leave the letter for him at the
Times eke, as it was too late to see Mr. Mor-
ris. He returned to Orameend at once, but Thorne,
instead of leaving the letter at the Times carried It in the
evening to Mr. Cadman. An that Thorne then did was with-
out the knowledge or authority of Evans. As to extorting
money from Mr. Cadogan, Evans had declared that he was
the hat man in the City of London, upon whom he shoed
ever have thought of making such an Mies:apt. Before the
trial It was intimated to Seam that if ha would Plead guilty he
wired be matey celled upon to enter into his own recur
eisanoes, but knowing that everything in his letter was true
he raked to do arts,g of the sort.
The meeting weiezoceeddiA when our report left. A
resolotion eym y with r. Eves, and pledging the
meeting to um ita name° to obtain • remission of his san-
k:nos was to be proposed.

Mr. Robson terminated a brief engagement at
the Royal Amphitheatre, Lirerpool, au Batarday evening.
Throughout the week the house bra presented a crowded ap-
pearance, end the peat end peculiar talents ei Mr. Robson
have wan Tamara tributes of approval.
Tug LIVERPOOL BOROOOII RAW=.—We under-
stand it is Mewled to pay off all the depositors forth-
with, say up to WW., of which there are shoat 600 servants,
end to air to the ether deposltces the prreuhreary boas of
the bank, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent.; bat
these arrangements depend upon the bill holders in London,
with whom asietiatime will he laweedistaly opened. A
meeting of the shareholders hes hum mavensd kw the 10th
of Noisether.—Liewpeel 4Jtiea._ _

BONA PIDI TiAVELLEItB.—In a ease at Perth,
before the Earl of lifsaillsid and other Justice% it has been
derided that persons ceadag to church, how whatever dis-
tance, were not borra fie/ travellers.
The New; York Herald ia rather indignant be-
cause Lord Napier would not mkt the . 40,000 aiwbodied
111031 of Boston, New York, sad Ph leddOW, who will be
out of work during the winter. la the West sad blissiesippi
100,000 men ere to be had for the asking. They are good
shot., and far better material for soldiers thee the ukase
of ILlncheater or the street boys of Loadoa." It sem no
legal obstacle to the gullet:meat, se the Indian lair ere not
known to the United Btater government.
FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—It is CM painful duty to
record the death of Mr. William T. Shaw, of Sharebrook,
sou Foshall, Is this county, which took plea lest Weisser
day. the 28th ult., leader the bawls teitehig oircunr.
steam was atinetteg VW his owa ream" between
eight and alas eche be the menthig, =isalad /7 •
man named Trimble. The Wier over • ditch
sad • hedge. Mr. Shaw Ihilowing; not wishing la
say way to cadaver his corarede. he tweed the mash to
Waned end pushed the belt-sad efc.trean through the
tt,bsg.a of ing st full cock, the kWer fa a twig sad
the whole contents the pa to has breast sad
leap, which tamed his almost instasthasoue death. Yr.
Shaw was • univereal favourite a very large dick of
friends ad acquaintances, sad has li • widow with five
young children (girls) to lament his widen and untimely
bah. He yes in his 40th year. Ilk remake wen b
in *Nokias, Churchyard on Friday morning.—Loofferd
;weal.