The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-10 00:00:00

EMIGRATION FROM LANCASHIRE.

Yesterday afternoon an influential meeting was
bald at the Manchester Town•hall to wielder the desirable-
ness of forming a committee to receive subscriptions and
dimeminate information for the aid of unemployed penone
who may wish to emigrate during the partial sumpeneion of
the cotton manufacture. The meeting was convened by the
Hem, who plaided.

IIIiAOTiMS. hoe. seerstary of the Central Relief Com-
mittee, read the following letter, which was the latest that
had same to hand, and the writer of which wee now Fe-
rmi to *Hord airy iefonestion that might be cisini :

" 41eina's Hotel, Meothaster, Bth April, 1863.
"Dear Sir,—The government of the colony of Tido&
(Australia) having transmitted to the Erni/Mies Goer
Wedowee in London the sum of 5,0001., with bellillikklin ,
Mme to expend the sent in question towards peoefiling poe-
m= for eligible persons willieg to emigrate frosi the• seen
thstseend dietriets of Isneashire , Soothed, end hike& I
feel that I cannot do better than solicit your cosperethe
in dealing with this matter; but in seeking the benefit of
your great upaneas I aro not unmindful of the fed
that • conaderable number a hillnistial roillownen
say alethir opposed to antimmtion u a means
of ?slid Att. the present aisle. Without entering
into the Minh of thh gingiva, I venter* to
anggith that, so far se the A eirsNsa missies we e.. end.
there is oat lama likelihood of their shelasetleg sera a
ember of your operatives as to affect the inters oseitlition
of your labour market. A few hundreds, or eval • few
thonsends, might well he spared, and youth swami, be
and eves
of th. asely-peoW ranks of the esseeitheyst,
and eves so small a per esallth• of thilitall...=
to Relieve their preempt mil oreditint.
=now io nthe need not disturb the nest &Mi.
at the subject of a dreaded exodus at VW
ZLthiligopeZtioe. The um at my clispomal tie
provide pumps for 60
sot or
'35 yens of age, sad erlthath awn Shoe
gad =MO shah. aid Angie ythikevessath
it hat e 90310 people—the eon al whose
with* outili, will be about 3,3801. The Victoria
ate' chnios Society, jun formed is Ludt=
tow I ant hon. Heronry, will defray en enter
to the
.peri of naborkstirea mid bedding he ti. ftpliiiimts,
titiMthltst!zidebieriewitistrezt
juosent.. I now
us,
postWres gammen CurVicitoria, re ora.adron that your'
heal opatitteitiss uppleeteat this grant by an advance eV
the rate of 4i, per hoed on the above number. or MC, to
more pegs for 48 siditiceal people, or 308 in all. A.
to be a disposition in certain pintas to fright's
ithseiCemipente by emu mhatetentents reprdiog Aue-
Sella ha • Geld for emigration • sod es I have heard it
tithildy deolaredrin this city, 'that the emigrant weld be
left in dans in the akeets; I beg to inform you that the
pimp seat out thderthe shormenatiosed past will be
maintee4=4 ooze withDaellprernmeet emigrants)
trilei in Melbourne, anth
enehte. hertestka'vely to add owe remark with re-
ferent= • siti4othes midi great igeoraine prevails, nu.
Z thestlisa=mmlttbli etirtrmymagruin ..,,,
4 tbst
the ethothss piens. money for the passive of snai-
l* en numenethe pick of the labour market.
theft.* preejoisies times there are more applica-
tion pimps them usage ponied far ;so that it le
alingtillin • thanks in imegise that the colones bare nod
to Moran Lanz=gfor emigrants on say other pound
ere=of . i relief to tin dietremed
—I aro, deer . yarnolamnst very ablaut eireset,
' u J. G. lithonr, Setteloirt for Victoria at the Mersa-
. : tioul Exhibition ; Hoe. See. to the Victoria
. . Emigrants' Assistance Society.
"John Wm. Machu% EU., dm"
4111.0 SAOL bad been rinened ErmaAneklesd, New Zu-
lu& on 4 • considerable number of emigrants tad goo. to
who owed their met principally to the ex-
' of r. Briggs, who took peat interest le the matter.
IL X. Plitiatti mod the had reseletien i—" That
it is to anist theimployed porous who may desire
to ad wheel, liminteg and habite eikpt them to
Ihe of ooloniel life." In the eosin Of M lds oh.
tom
he end he was sun sowof the menthenthenth
.ts
wed be at all narmed as any of the penes&
the emomittee he hoped to see formed, for the racy
reser that their fonds would be very limited, ated
pain they bed le view partioularly was the emigre.
4 pulse whine tubing sod habits use seitelde.
;=llLL•oseeer eesoithed the menu, which wee peened
. -
Th. meld neolutine, moved by Mr. J. Herwooo,
wed by Yr. T. B. Cam sad neenimouly arrest to,
llithowng I—." nth with s view to sense' sod ilk-
somilete neensery hdiesseatiss, to maths
and to smskier the desizehissem elan*
oe.enitim with an win* society, • help-
palatial by this mestiog.'
Me. G. HirrwooD moved, and Mr. ems reasded the
Wtt:12441 tilauol,:a. mid. Luaus* ea I
the ii-- • sod the toed Lienteeent
of Xneeeibbit, their Hope of illaatherter, the Eat of
Dee*, thelsel el Wens, Lard Egerton of Tains. the
1161•9 of -Mesthether, Lard Guy de Wilton, Sir J. P.
Eay-Shottleirorti, Mr. Bailey, /LP., Mr. T. Ashton, Mr. I
W. Langton. lir. Fitageuld, Mr. J. W. Mackie, Mr.
Garnett, M.P., 1111.: Blassey, ILP., Mr. E. Hard-
out* the Ern. F. W. Holisita. Mr. 0. Ibrived Hr.
D. H. Clacks, Mr. Calumnious Fantail, Mr. T. H. Burley,
Mr. W. Bolen Mr. J. A. Tether, M.P., Mr. James Hey-
wood, Mr. S. Stern, Mr. Mop, Mr. Plait, Mr. Murray
Gladness, Mr. B. Reessey, Dr. Watts Mr. J. S. Mauls,
Yoe ambers for the empty, 111 r. Alderman Mathis, and the
mayors and ex-mayors of various boroughs, with power to ,
add to their number. Treasurers and bon. secretanee ,
were nominated, end the proprietors of the Musing/or
and &Mad DUX 0 thltbethers.
The motion was unanimeesly speed to, and the meeting !
terminated with • vote of thinks to the mayor. 1

CONVOCATION OP TEI PROVING'S OP YORK.

On Wednesday the members of both Houma of
Cenrositise for this provisos asseadaled at the eathedral,
York, to proceed to business. The Archbishop and the
Blehop of Ripon were the only members of the Upper Homo
plesaut. The liminess in the Upper Haws wee merely of •
formal and matins character. The Die. of York was ap-
pointed Prolocutor of the Lower House. In the Lower
Hones, the Rev. W. Dodd presented a petition,
signed by upwards of sixty of the clew of the arch.
deaooooanqry of Lindisfarne, oudemeatory of the teselthig of
Bishop and suggesting that meamme should be
taken for hie expulsion from the church. The row. guile-
mac urged that if no power wu powered by convocation
enabling them to take such • course, they *whit to ender
Your to procure such power. The Rev. C. Bird messied the
motion that the petition be received; which wee agreed
to. The Rev. E. J. 0. Hornby presented a petition-from
' the clergy and lefty el the Church of St. John, Rimy,
against the 29th cum, which e the °piles Meg
the cense wee systematicelly svoiuweesed and ii=stmeeny
parishes ; at the rase time it wee a r
radiant newerninted by the New Testament. Tlsegtth..;
wee received. Yr. Husby then moved That a,
MOD RR bulls been presented to the House of by
the Bishop of Landau, this bowie, without commitelog
Itself to the deleile ell- last MR, &mires to alarm its pie.
isles, and to record loelisf that if it is paned into law it
will wafer • great benefit upon all ecclesiastical persons."
The Roy. C. Qatar dupe sotioded the motion, which was spud
to The Row. J. Bell mad the draft of • " Clergy Diampline
Bill • sad mowed thee • must be made to the Upper
House to agree to the appointment of • joist committee to
comider tie expediency of sub • measure. The object of
the bin was to ameliorate the position of the clergy le re-
gard to the exposes they were put to in defense el mittens
adage entslitherals sesadels, end also to give power to the
bishops to Menthe memo from their livings who were guilty
al reideetwasolus. After acme discussion the motion was
adopted, and the hones adtoureed.

Tie Soma SALMON Monday,
them wss unusually good net and cob!e fishing between
Parth-lesidge and tbeLinn of Okapis. At the North Lash
station, six Ish wen landed ; at Almond Month, saves;
at Maiden, Ave ; at Gernikie, ten ; at Hatton, twenty.
tires; at Waulkrolll, eleven. The &binge, however, on the
lower stations and middle waters was unsameadal on Mon-
day, which used to be their bed day. The extends, of the
middy elosraisse to thirty-six hours, instead of tereaty-
four as bee very muck improved the " takes "of
salmon o• the Tay upper Attie*, On Tuesday, there was
splendid fishing between the Friarton Island and the Month
of Ems, especially on the oast aids of the river. At
"Fluids • twenty-two flak were captured ; sad on
Sir Joky . stades,loa's, Lord Gray's, and the tows of Portb'eg
statioes, thane were elso excellent takes. Sea trout are now
main forward in oossiderabla numbers, sod am large, as
a/so is good onnititioa. The rod Sables, owing to the
stormy wenthar and flooded state of the river daring the last
eight days, ham bees very posr. Tim pries of salmis in
11 Perth' yesterday, was, for whale gab, la id. per lb. ; outu
2a. per lb. ; bests, le. ad. per lb.—Scoternan.
Two oi the Stalybridge rioters were tried at
Hautdord sessions on Wediessday, for sessultiag a polies-
man with a poker, on the Med of 'Meal. Apia* age st
the prisooers -the evidence was ointeidietary, sad ha wee
acquitted ; spied the other it was reaslusiven sad he ova
notepad to alas months' imprisonment—the leeriest
ravishment indicted on any of the rioters
LOYHEL'S CHINA LOCIILB, IGNITOR AND Box.—
Ao elegant, infallible. durable. sate. sad novel patent
111Velg$00, tar tariantensonetylgattiag Moder sad vesesseatehan
for seating litters, lighting mass tc. Bald to eh irossicegews
china dmaers, oilmen Foe hitches use, lad. seek extra sise.
Is. 3d. for bed and aetijg roam dhow sad Welk tionslate
white In newts chi*, Maas" end lit ak ad. liaaaara.
a. ad. : ; sad amine ailt4savia a. id. : ears ace. a
vi.a.a.a soak hada oink manager et the Anglineenth
tal Agra, Mk Calsilebilieskivesesengssag,i

ANOTHER DEATH PEON STARVATION AND
DEPLORABLE Dzarmnos OF A sAsubr.
An inquiry was held. b Mr. H. Raffles Walthew,
the deputy coroner for at the Victory Tavern,
Frietes-mount, Bethnal-green, Let night, respecting the
death of John Hayes, aged 43 yeere, who died from ex-
treme destitution 'Mar the following shocking Ci/COSII.
stances :
_ _ _

Joseph Stole, 12, Oharch-street, the father-in•law of the
doomed, mid that deceased and his family of nine children
lived at No. 4 1fi11e0•44414, Bethnal n, where they
occupied a Jar and ems room. Deoeaasd was a cane dyer,
but latterly he could get nothing to do, and be fell into
great poverty. Two of the children were taken with fever,
and ware now in the Fever Hospital in Lestrooobroad,
whither they bad to_ be removed a short time since danger-
ously 111. Doomed did everything he could to get a gr-
ime, or a shill*, and need to take a basket of crockery
through the streets to get something to support the family.
Witness did not know whether they ware without hod, for
if they wee deceased was too reserved to Ist it be bows.
Oa Seeley week he began to wander in his mind and be
died os the Monday.
Mr. Charles Law, surgeon, mid that be was called to to
the deceased, and found him in • kimd of stupor. The
place appeared to he the shads of a mime in the list Map
of dastataticm There was no table or anything obit the
shop, and the whole family huddled together in a lino
Main, where there was hardly any bedding.
wee wandering in his mind, and was quite incoherent. He
died from apoplexy, which resulted from want of soluali-
meat. The post sorbs= examination showed that there
was no UK, Of food in the stomach or intestines, whisk
Inn healthy. There wag dimes of the lungs, but it had
sot caused death
Mr. Itairomp, coromar's °Saw, mid, in reply to the
isomer, that lib ors was me of mon dreadful destitution,
but the family would not Madill to Jaeeo. The decthesd
died alougale his wife, who was is her malleement at the
time. Two of the Malign Were tabs with fever, DO
doubt from slarvatiem and 1144 east M the hospital. He
r believed Wells Hayes was now Itersett in a dying NUM,
beim the arms are Lath week he famed the workhouse
hadallowed thedscessed's fussily twohalfermarterna of bread,
mg. oatmeal, half a posted of sugar, and two ounces of tea.
AVM week the allowance wry thisteMad to three lomat cid
bled, la. Id. is mossy, one Mat of milk, one ounce of
tra, end hell a pound of st.. •
ant"Um Hayes, therms& 4 411414111111
muserablelooklng glrl, thilithirre eat wait
food. Deemed sermed Ith pee greth tit his yak Re
cooly ws.th his mind because some one gave him as
drink. ftisd and mussy emirogh.
.11isOorceser amid Mat he had timer sae a mothballedt
scene at want than the been pteauettelL Thor did net
appear to be as mock ass oilskin it. Was deceased latterly
saran roomy ?
William admitted that foe some usurper be ears", nothing
*MIS Wan 4110647, is the theets bee a bidet.
Mr. Law said that undoubtedly demeamts life had bum
shortened by want of food. It was altogether a frighthil
an. of want
The Carew having remarked as the deplorable nature of
the am,
The jury mitaimed • thrdiet "That ibeemeeddied from the
mortal adopts of apoplexy, laceight on tag bat of food."

THE al EPPIIILD mrrsDER.
On further investigation into the eirantnstanees
of the death of Peter nosey, wbo ws stabbed b Mon,
Any Mal:4K on Tensaw emsiam we are epobbed is
a moos probable explanation of the arse el the
than meld preelisedy beameshieneL The emus
shahs Miring Dist
d'imiltowneiciart • lithe& bar new
weer at Wiley'e invited bY
cric
for the wpm of prestitentY elenisiog the bay
boom flaw try a worn sealltsfahte. *he ieleo
Um at the /sway en tie plea lira she hid found
(rind." Ske and the sea west toesther to the hear
o by Ttereey, awl yen famed there by Tierney
mud Nteher. Dretreil minibe got a (panel but we • r
tobireen her awl her " friend
s:E ae to money; and
of thin, the drew a tap tiny ' r the meet
Ilya his : Sti. es,l bathes went
ble was nob either ea the MAY pe fa
.Item , •
lame by the decerwa Tbo toe sseAsd in the him"
ben I=l,the house into the sheet. Boma, who see
looked Womb the wham. end Anon .
tely after the out of eon ehetwewart r
rm awe ant the tea
'aa=a JmisA ids
•eitra xiMT et m• Polo/ my* Oak iteurta:
to the spot by the nowt/
eel, flask
fo—ti sieleh hessea es lati Wl*
bbit ever to the are of weber my, pneweed 4111
but withest moons. The deceased and Brewell ritre
barge oe "Whets of leave." Both are well known to the
mime, from freqeent oomplaiets of mon, who Lave Mee
demyed to their booms, having base robbed and Ahmed.
It is ascertained that the stranger had a w,Msh and guard,
and the lufersoce from this circumstance mid the reputation
of the home is that determined Minsk nee made mon the
streamer for the purposes of robbery, end that be stabbed
deeessed is self -defame. The proximity of " Clow
Gag,' who lea an menvishie repetetios, tends to content
the suspicion am to the lie of the &Yak ee the stranger.
The soesised is still at larcld Independent.

IBONMASTZEN (0111ITZELT MEETING.

1141113270d1AM. APRIL 9.
dintprincipal meeting of the itonmaaters of this
or likeeurreed quarter was Ili old in this town this
aftereme, the Misr al the Town Hall him well &lei
The emu quiet prevailed which was mitieed at Wolves..
ham Moe em Wedaseday, and the transaction, IMO on • more
moderate seelation had been anticipated. Wm essismness
of finished tote bold book or merle**
1$ would be difilealt to Mate why. bealrne
pretence forsppog that the prior Am the tends
of mambo-Wed nes me likely to go lower ; still thee till •
mist the isdispseitice to do busloads, except to a
attest, to-day ; hams the appearance of flatness w is to
been elletieribli. At the same time it most be noticed that
all the plait& makes. have lied pretty well to
do ; with eery few exceptions their works have been
is operetioa, end them as. orders on the boob •
which then* sot krge swish them it that condition.
TIN mamas of an laterite attic& mai feel the pioch ;
ecomion bus were quoted lower to-day than they were
three months shoe; sod ter ded rpig Mere was eery little
demand. With refammi to iai.bad km generally, it may
to noticed that there bee been litW domed of late for
the larger clam of authors ; the ceetreste en government
account have also bora esteffm; and the MOM to some of
the private ship-toildme. There has been a good deal
do=Amities, bet the aliens exam m s seems to he
Irders from that qnsrtsr. Staffordshire mins free
ordeal& io to-day et 31. 2s. 6d. to 31. is. 6d. _ per tom
Forest of Dim sad Wiltshire, at 3/. to H. is 3d. As to
&repairs km, the Mod Mindy min Wore was • geed
' demend far lemetcos at I& per toe fur We late. The
Seal meeting of the trade will take place at Dudley oe Sa-
turday evening, but the prised* business of Quarter-day
terminated with this essesishly.

r SINIDIFLAIL AND FATAL ACOIDINT.—An inquiry
wee held by Kr. Hthiphreys,the Middlesex commer, at the
Priem of thane Tavern, Philipatreet, St. Omege'e.fa.tbs.
&Moe Wednesday Eight, relative to the death el Eliza.
bath Mite" egad four most* wee wee killed ea heater
Monday by a semewhat eatracedineby socideet. It appeared
the Mr. Jams Dutton, a thee manufacturer, mrryieg on
hominess at No. 61, Authowyntrest, St. George's-Mthe-Eme,
was about to speed the aftersoon in as 0200211i011 with hie
family, and in the morning:the apprmatices base out,his with
=the child ousters-up "Waterloo* bed while she went
to make spree slight purchase in the neighleembeed.
Mr. Dutton, swan the bed down, tamed it ap_apipat the
wall, and went down the 'Wet with a tithed. Nothing was
thought of the child for two bears. whin Ma• Dulaim, Ma
going up stain, to her harror found it premed upy is the
bed, quite dead, and alums, jet black. Mr.
(urge" was met for, het of memo all aerie as menecita-
ties ware euelies. Death bed Wad hem the
mid suffocation. Mr. Duthie veld that he thenght tr=d
was lamp ea the piker soh, seams) nolisbig anything on
the bed he hastily tamed it sp. The eldhl mad, no maim
or mammas' malortnnateiy, mad it UMW occurred to him
that the child wee there. Ttillietxrze: "eons that the
father was eamiusble far ' in turning up the
bedstead, and se amsbeg doeseeid s death."
TiN CONDSMNID CONVICT AT HARTFORD.—
EXBITORD, TIVIRADAT.--Ii lies *subs= Axed that the
easiviot William Hem wive was einamied to death at the
bee fleffelard sashes lee the harimeme vishblen and unable
of the young girl Mary Corlett, into be executed in front of
the county psi es Mar
thissday text (15th). The enormity
of the asthe eiremmtaeme under which it was ears-
BMW, aid the previous bed eharestarof the prisoner, pre-
clude say lope of a reprieve; indeed no steps have been
tahma with a Mew to • sessenelatine of the sentence. The
wrollll4 MS iS besereisg very penitent, bat as yet has
made la saes! emifeinios of ha guilt, although it is az-
r petted that lee will de so.
FACTI2II2/1 FOR Man Mreamessui IN Lit' Kamm
--Rees MU the Owed Conipaoy's Neil elearems have
indellateredvesimnspaositbLeilimunlegiel....nerof pri.tiolrityp.m...t.ofrneen.ourtrapez.b.toldelatbLizurvii:
this privilegs has bees extended to the steamers of the
African, Dublin. and Holybeidood Pacific Mail Comjiagisia;
Aesoirdlegly the Liverpool, New Yet, and Ptil
Bs.ensbip Oompaay, mod the Kootenai ammo/hip Ceampery
for am extethion of the pririlige to their stammer% es
riled
g:no od that they canted wails, and worn hound by bit
&heatless to the peddle to oil ea a particular day. The
gesetioe came before the imetieg of the Mersey Donis Board
yeeterday, mad after a keg debate the concession was
greeted.

POCKET BAROMETER.—NEGRETTI and
ZAII BRA'S trustworthy and rellab'e Instrument, the size
of a watch.—Particulars by past, 1, Sitio= Se, Comlllll ;
122.Begtutetreet and Crystal Palate. 8)