The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

itiILiCTION OP ram AITOJINEY-GENBRAL.
The ablation oonsispiest epos Sir William Ather-
ton the eines at AtAirerpOenersl took pion yes.
Swim is the Now Taws.ball. Darien ; ]tr.
Wituas nor ri, Nee may or, pronging. I
The Atterney.Oeseral was aooseepsitied hem kis betel
by •es '.ter• nounber of electors, but the atiendenes
wee see very Urge ; and u the thrweteortl opposition of •
section of tie coseerwstyrte to Si: Willis:'. recileellies did
eat eir tie procenhoge were of • very quiet .ad
orderly doesriptios.
Th.
hmeal preliminary proceedings haring bees gess
throug,
Mr. Jomi Hornissies, carpet snaanfactorer, =minted
Sir yilUisni Atherton. _ _

Mr. Hoene SISMINI the aneadoe.
No either eimildnee hawker bees ~geed, the ha& lied
leareedipedieme w.. inland duly sleeked.
air WILUAX kimuuctoe, in evening fervid to retry
Umiak; wee krelyebeervid. He mai& Moe Ysen that worY
day be deed the mead liberal Guido:bite fleeted to sego*.
met Mei ameigeO shy is parliament. The prineiplae be mina-
data/ at Owl deedem be had coo•Meotly "amaniaised, aad
now fleeted lay Ibe 11th time to
.repreeent them 1.
parliament he pledged himself to maudain them. He
regretted the• the gemion had bees unpropitious
to the igartir el parlieurerry reform. But he
thought the peepeirr of the government in ob.
Maisie' her Aro* • ball forward this session
had been aeallemed by the treatment ULLA brought forward
by private mimelmen bad received. lie regretted elf that
the guidons a/ dwell rates was in no better pantie:el ; and
art rigger* denied that he and other gentlemen who
led gives • aseeielant vupport to the bill for the abolition of
church rates were actuated by a &lire to destroy the
church, r bed been alleged by many of the clergy. He
advocated skid ometrality in our foreign politics, and urged
upon all modem of the liberal party to oppose the tory
party, the leaden of which, embcmed by accidents, wen
attempting to force a tory rule and • tory policy upon the
country.
The proceedings concluded with • vote of thanks to the
Mayor.

•
Amiss Oarmex lwerrronox. The annual
weseitieg et the sulocribers eme hold yesterday, at
hens
La et the Metitntion. St. Asirew'oglese, Ragest's-
rmkAileeleall Bowles in the chair. The secretary, Mr.
wed glie raged, which stated that the prospects at
the inetheffise still remain overcast by the diminutive in
the anneal lama bow the deaths of many of the original
stmorters, Mad ban public charity being diverted into
othersimnel& A seb-commit bad been appointed to
devise sense 111111/111IMIN to rennaly tbie, sad their
were littely tesseeltia bringing about • more thy Mateo'
Web & The awend anadnation took place on the 26th ult..
' aid we mageogang skeelogy and scripture by the Rev. C.
Phipps Eyre, rector of Vary boos, and in general history
and literature by Mr. Abbott, had master of the Philolco•
gkel school, to the retire satisfaction of • numerous an-
dience. The number of wards ..f the institution is now es
follows : Senior wards, 54 ; junior wards, 29. The report
cowhides with an earnest appeal for additional annual sub-
scriptioes, is order to amble the committee to carry on the
institution in all its efficiency. The balance-sheet showed
the receipts for the year to be 2.15191. 1!.. the expenditure
2,0041. its., leaving a balance in hand et 5441. 16s. The
report was received and adopted, sad vase of Utak' being
gives to the ladies' semmitten and the medical and other
gams the be decal the meet* eracladed.
Tie TiLIOIIAFR Bile= HEAD AND
DININN.-116 mew ealiessriee Mimosa boa Ina sacceso
fully ealwared between sehy Mad sad Dieppe, but
from some eaerplaiad caws it dose wet eils present week.
llarsovoirTme Fans BoarrieL, Dry comma-
/112, CWT. —TheespAe number of pante Miami
(Win the week July 6 was : 1.717
warwical, 418—teal, 1. et whia 571 an new caw.
ROYAL has HONTITAL, GRAI6I-I,IN-110A D. -•••
The area d patissta relieved at this hospital during the
week wading July G was 2,740 ; of which 800 were new
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