The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-07 00:00:00

CLERICAL

Rev. Henry Waltellintier, to6;iiit's Alley Free Church
Coney, Dublin.
Rev. Alington Cooper, to High Toynton Perpe.nal
Curacy, Lincolnshire • valve M.
Be.. Thomas Cosginve, to Bellymore Carney, diocese
Connor,. . .

Rev. Hoary Law llulnaa, to St. Paid Curacy, Wor-
ante/.

Ear. Giorgi Madam, to St. Marfa Backlit' Vicarage,
Bristol.

Markland, D.C.L. (of Both), to the Trusteeship of
the Wolfs Diocesan Theological Collcge.
Rey. Skinner Chart lima, to Magdalene-Laver Rectory,
Brea ; value, 2811. • patron, R. Burford, Erg.
Rey. James Fitzgibbon Widahon, Dublin, to Ltugan
Caney, dittoes DI94110“.
Rev. Jobs R. M'lllabon, to linear' Curacy, archdiocese
_ _ _

Bat. Cloadoo Hoary Maya. Hoa. Coma of Gloucester,
M Abbott% LW. Viostojto. Liwoortot•
PAL I. lobar% to Cray, St. Paul'. Rectory, Kent ;
Wu OK, with tatistoace.
Row. Edward Bray, to Mollies Canny, dime* Connor.

liscronize.—Asten, county and disuse Yak; value
li Uam'
Aldelf., with residence ; tron, Dike of Lads; Wil-
rson,
Naples, Beaks, diocese Oxford ; value 1721., with re-
sidua; paroles, Christ Church, Oxford; Bev. Hobert
Pklilissere. dipped. _ _ _ _

Vicoman.--Cain with Lower Cant Ciuney, county and
disease Gloomier ; value 1301., with residence; patron.
Bishop el Olonoester and Bristol; Rev. O. Madan pro-
-1110014.
Bhiptee-ender.Wychwood with Ban dew Caney, minty
and dMite Gerard ; value &W.; patron, the Profiteer of
Civil Law in the University of Gatised ; Rev. R.
Philli-
mo dessased._

Paarsroar. Couclas.—B•achley, stmaty sad diocese
Gloucester; value 161. ; patron, VIPS of TWitaham ; Rev.
C. H. Norma promoted.
Chapel Hill, Mousoutlishire, diocese Lleadat;
SOL ; palms, Date of Beaufort ; Rev. C. H. Merges pro-
moted.
Timing/toe, Derbyshire, diocese Lichaeld; value 6171. ;
patron, flu H. Fitabubert ; Rey. William Aldenea de-
ceased.

TREATMENT OF GOOD

CUSTOMERS.

It is Moaning to witness the contumeliess uatire,
by railway cosapasise, of their swat numerous clue of cos-
tumers, and the patient, ancomplaining apathy with which,
la gesieral, each wage if borne.
The mese was taken, a few days ego, of a thir4elaas
earflap, sad the perdition ascertsined to be as follows :
Men, 24; wawa. 11; children on foot, 6; children in
arms, b;—total, 48.
These were packed into a dirty, darkroom des, without I
ehm iliglierst regard to the NOW et Weds. eseemmietiew.
Me dm wee 'rimed. wet and meow. he • raw won. la
he ems ; bang went the deer; sad se wee* the Imeler—be-
fere the esespeare meitimee bad time to see then the met for
which he had paid wee le existence. As efts es met, the
passenger wee eleemed twist other victims la tiag
the aisles aid WI heft, deteriorating the eteemehere.
No direder wield dare le to treat a iint-elme eutemer—

why • Maim ?
Just the matter for • moment ! Here is a box
without wilminws, purposely eentrived to afford no view of
the ismewnlkii wintry. -It is crammed full. The tra-
vellers by WIN= it is atespied have paid for the whole of
the sdakiteseis. Already they are seated in Cimmerian
Ono. Yet—unjustly to them—unjustly to tie new
esame—alsew es are thrust in, to stand at the
deem, and sail to darken the apartment and dimi-
nish tie atr.
Ohs. Nal, wins there an oats oneemipied, this
leMm awl mists. It is so dillenit to make your way to a
oat, mil the matt whoa attained is so undesirable • one
died a silasdleg pass at the door is not moonunonly pre-
lim&

The abscess by sight of arta:Lel light has been coin-
*Mei of as a increase. It out hardly, however, be en.
rend that a railway board which takes so much pains to
the light el bears.. whisk is to be had for no-
ubsoil intemblee the light of ea oil-lamp, which
soon =sm.
If ft to uqui—es ft Asa his bees—that better and
simper aosenneaden fa allseied by railway than was
Ilineerly ghee& fig wean or we reply that coach
end waggon pi e the beet einentimodatlon that was ad.
minible is the eisenetenemee. It is not so with steam.
!tie dirmiere of railways wilfh 11y withhold from the
which thsk
.11.ftlairs th.
"tarter. arheye°no;dtfiges
aof their Wee with a new, hardly disguised,
t:::=4lass peemogers into second-class carriages,
mei esansielen pane!? = into Ant-chin carriages—ever-
ted** She shit whisk they incar of driving then from
their Wm. They nen to believe that when moons travel
it is ea haniestary act, and that they have a right to die.
tab to them what " alms " they shall choose—the fact
being, is numbed= ininsoms, that the journey is taken
because it am be perlhemed der a *retain sun, and that,
were the aim. higher, peruse wadi either not
travel. to elk or leis Auquendy. By nmirming railway
Memel essilertable, railway meeposime would make it
ewe orwits. " Then is that seatimetit, mod yet in-
oreesslh, mil there is that windmills& men than is meet,
bet it Medea is poverty." Junin awl policy alike pre- '
scribe Is fillesisesse a geoentos awl respectful treatment of
their enelentese. risk end peer.
Thews n seethes deka we ham .to make for the
publish, and whisk were it alimoded. would be conducive
to tin pail of railway shamltehiars. In the present
a.lobom** bdag awe ramp aad Inv than for
Ileasebsie w MN asansakr divided. The
rook. to she. a looney to London from the
prestress vas OM a Anaidable undertaking, think little
now of • voyage awns the Atlantic, add there are few
feadlise that have set ens or more members resident in
aim ma Odra farolk In& gm, Is the prattler--
semnafa amp lesiliaa—al Ise*/ likwaday tickets not
encased warribare f Woe date% freed ca Saturday
allaaasia. ma */ to Mss rural Igemisy, sheered' of
perms, wand avail themeives of the privilege, either to
revisit their Mink ar to enjoy a Sabbath of purer air, and
railway companies woeii reap a new field of profit, with
little or as aWinelsei ham any canting source of NY4lll{lO.
—Ustrallasi Oissmr.

INCUBATION FATILAORDIN AS T .—A 0111110111 hen
was lately mimed from a farm-yard in the county West-
meath, when a search foe her was made, and, as is usual
with such birds, she wee found to have made a nest some
distance from home, bating selected a spot in • shrubbery
close to the shore of a lake, and was there hatching four-
teen eggs. She was attended to daily with food, bat on
being last visited was found dead clue to the water's edge,
away from the nest, supposed to have been killed by en
Otter. The eggs were examined and found to be chipped,
Mod the birds likely soon to emerge from them : they were
eatetally moved, and the cook while dressing dieser
Orel two of them in her breast, each of the other servant
medal doing the same, one of whom, while attending the
dinner table, was surprised by the loud chirping of one of
ass little strangers, to the surprise of some of the company,
need the amusement of a few in the secret. Is the course
of the evening six of the birds gave strong intimation of
their healthy existence, and, being placed in warm blankets
daring the night, are now taking food sad likely to do
well, each of the maids having marked her own chick,
and Tieing with each other in the ears of then—Dublin
ispreas.

Cosa, OCT. 3.—The Lord Auckland transport,
Captain Thompson, hawing on board 260 pardcwod con-
sists, from Spike Island depot, with s sad My
milk sad file of the 11th Itegiatent, left Queenstown on
Friday, for Yea Diimaa's Lead.

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