The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-01 00:00:00

"t 0 ill 1:44 aam:s MOOT 1.-XCILLIXT WAJUTT.

We, your Lenity'. desire! subjeeu nsidect is Inlaid,
WE •o approach your Winety erkla an assurance of oar
th• .ted loyalty to year Majesty'. penes sad throw.
We desire to pr nest against the recent attempt of
th^ Pope of Home to introduee Into &island a rrrr itorial
etr:•,isetical Jurisdiction, interfering with ,your flajesit'a
TO• prerogsive, and tocorisisisat with oar national
pr'n•letne.
We inuntly pray your Mej•sty to preserve the so-
wreigtay of the crown, the free COLIVItIII.OII of then realms,
and the isstitutioas established by law amongst in, against
all veamption of papal authority.
We disclaim the intectioa of infriagiag the religious
liberty of any elms of our fellow-subjects, but desire to
Were that Lberty tea seer, claw ageism foreign inter-

It is therefore with satisfaction we have noticed the
avowed made by rodepend.nt mambas of the Church of
Rome, trot in fertilise the at:erasion of tke rope, the roll.
1111 liberty of your Majesty'. loyal subjects profewing the
Strout citoulis faith will so: be Injudioad.
We beseeek your MMeety, that, in accordaace with the
lesialat,ve asioo emating between Omit Britaia sad Ireland.
tko seats protection which you hisjeety's royal wisdom may
afford is Eseland trianest all foreign sad usurped authority,
may be extes.u.d to Ireland aa as Integral put of the Carted
limedose.
• huller I erg, with vvvvvv nee, to remind your Majesty
of the recent intert. fence of the rope of Rome in the tempo.
ral crate fee of Iroise I, by the saute, of a Synod
at Then.. w.der • papal mandate—an
by
not lets
thou tb the seurpatioa of authority the Pere is
Be gisod.
We Imo bly submit to yoar Majesty, tat by the q'
!eras compact ut the Cairns, your Mejuitre subjects pro.
menus the ;skewed faith to Iteasid are waled to the
same protection se their protestant brethren in Or-at
Britain. with %Los the protestante of Irelaad are ecuakeetod
by religiose sympathy, loyalty, and affsetkra.
•. la whatever i11t.1111,18 your Majesty may adopt to mi•
pees. all limb ineroaehmosta, we car ths services of •
loy city newer shaken or douhted. Aid whilst we acksow.
&ergo w.th theaktulnems to Alosielity Owl the Messier we
roues ander the rule of your MMerty, we declare the
eL.efest q b L the enjoyment of the pure faith of the Re..
brstti m—tti .iotenanoe of which in Ireland we beln we ,
to be the sere based of unsou with Greet Br.tain, and the
best support of the imjerial throw.,

.• WV therefore ITiMa bry —p-raythat these our sentiments
may be Invoerab:y eionsidered le may measure to be adopted
at this crisis tinder pier lidmedy's royal saecion

Tee following letter has bees addressed by the
Mamie Camden to the editor of the Lendenderry
&tittuel:—

Fir,—ls your jmithal of Friday loot. lho 13th !utast, I
Lad the telbwitof poraproph
Atmosit the Isteel ptvt.rts ottnottocod by the popish
journ.l. are Lb. Marquis sod 11archi•.ueaa of Camd.n, who
au^ iot.l to have !Nut titcolvott icto tho Boman catholic
ot..,rett at crag.. "
. . . . .

A. euch rri7,ll utterly (levitate of foundation, may I
rt,,leet of you to weer title our moot unqualified eontr►die•
t. - I have tte boomer to he, sir, yours truly,
Waders, uuk, Kent, Lhc. IS, 1310. CAIDEN.
The Messrs. Birch, the eminent distillers of Roe-
crea, have converted their distillery into flax
and have set on toot a subscription to establish a flax
society in their Leality.

At the half•yearly meeting of the Dublin and Liver-
pool Steam Ship Company, held yesterday, the direc-
tors' ri port, which 111141 adopted, contained the sub-
joined statement:

Ili thew last report tar directors stated that • communism.
den had bora received Irons the City of Dublin Steam Packet
Company, submitting, under the circumstance, of the coo.
tinned oppwitka, the ressona..lenera and sound policy of
lOW redaction tieing made in the minimum amount of
dividend payable to the proprietors of this company, lose-
r...eh as they ars so deeply interested in mahvaining the
inde.oadene. and pr.sperity of the City of Aabli.. Company ;
it.. .reenit of that c onsmunicatioa was a redaction in the
eihuter-eaowsry to the rate of 5 per cent. The directors have
satiefactioa to report on the present ocession that, ale
th-sigh the r rip 'Pion has hewn since continued, the board of
th. City of Debbie Company hire not f nand it necinstry to
make icy apoliestion lon a futtieer redaction ; and while the
pr •pti•:eno of that company bate not sine* ne.ired soy
r. tuns a their capital, the same amount of dividend, at the
rate of live per nut. per annum. can be paid t, the Deo•
pr ,rows 05 Lbw company for the had you ending let Novem-
ber Mot.

&tog In • Omni' 11.—A Dunmore correspondent
wr.tes:—" Oa Sunday last whilst the Her. Mr. Lyons was
en • teed is the esiobratioa of divine service, Mr. Burin
II •we.• wh,m sad Yr. Lyme • dispute lately arose coa.
et r:.as* the weeping of cartels pews, end which is still
p• odiag until the seat quarter 'toque's of Teas ) tame him
U.c thumb, and forced Lis way, with the aid of s " pincers-
the meta iden pow ; at. reopen the officiatirB minister,
4. crest excltenwat, divemeil himself of hie sacred vesture',
di .ceatled fawn the pulpit, sod a j.•urned to ha own home,
to which the corgregatios, the muse of the a isturbsice
excepted, Mane iiately promoded."—Toss Herald.
SI 'MU LAE PHIPIONIVION.-i—Ou Saturday morning
the t Ith Use , we are Wormed by a correspondent that s
v.ey stapes' sod startling atmospheric phaisorsaisoo seas
witnessed by several iadividuale in the parish of Dunbie.
AS wit halfiset sin o'clock, arc, it &preen a very uautusl
Mr
' htsess was observed above the tasters hor,coa, is which
wes disinctly observed to pale two large mask of the line.
The eirtamstaaes levies Seem noticed by the family of s
most ',erectable farmer of the shove panel', amend alms-
Mew was drawn be this most wesdatful phew:mm.l'os. After
s eh vt pvo4 the vessels disappeared, end the /sateen hmai.
spb is Meuse erwaseed by • 'read reaorsasic reproseastloa
ed two analee approachisp in weriska conflict. Oa drswitsg
Mar to sash *Car Were wee saes to Wee from the oiled,g
stet% two oaken, who appeared Meads., is single combat,
sad as distioetly visible was the e•pmmatatioa that their
ocrusi sear w awns mak" be distinguished. Tell singular Wt.
presentation costissed from kali-past 6 to 8 o'clogit. The
portim whe witnessed the above ptienosneirai have esteemed
their winteriness t authenticate it is the moat satisfactory
amseer.--Cokrease Chrutticle.

lIVISTINO THE Wittr.—On St. Stephen's night
Head-cut stahle fkunders.m, of the Cappasame station,
'embed leveret bay -stacks is • term-yard at Banjo"-
?ter , succeeded fa arrest's, Junes Carey, wk. had bees,
some time en the " run," chargid with tbs mut& r ot Purick
11, as, at Newport. The head-coustablt started the offender
Man hie Menai place by ceding aloud " to be eft at the
polite were emaing."
HEIM'CTION or 11ENT4.—The Nl•strs. hue, of
Cork. like are the remittent of the Menthols of foggy-
rows., Qulatiaaitart. sad Lissom's, is the ceightwialtaed
of Ssiailleld, meaty Dora, lately paid a 'bit to their tenan-
try es this peepory, sad after a initiate isepectioa of the
lend., sad a ireetbfreed convent's with the teasels, they
scummed their intention of emitted'!" all mots below 24.
the Cunningham acre, by 1; per mat.; this reduction to
tatted so far bock as to bo allowed ea the year's rest due at
May, 1849, as well se at May, MO, mid to be emenusd.
A misation of 10 per mat. it silo to be allowed to those
hedieg under 24, an set. (Cunningham) anima en old
leases when the mats are amply eery low. Mr. 111.tril-
d•• wary, of 13 illyeattle. has made a hand‘mat ',sinews' of
30 per amt. on his propeety ; sad, iadependeut of that, he
kat his ezeellest steward. Mr. Graham, instructing kis '
ter tatty is the dreier", mem.
DUSTRITTIqn OF THE CORK SAW MILLS.—Throe
alas, which were the mese ef the murder of me of the
eripieal Proffrittert, Dr Qum, mad the tank of a erupt-'
whey hetwea Mt nutter Imp Tr of Cork shot resu!ted in
the midwifes with vitriol of the other proprietor, Mr.
WillOS, were completely destroyed by fir* on Timis:
mortise. They went feted up in the boot sad wort ethebtat
MASK with went sirekium. They /*stained two steam
esev.“, which worked mediates capable of twilit' timber
foto an pmeile kmas. besides plsairg and other aseetess.
F•r die lest melee Iss,tkr., the concerns have been worked
by Mr. Heart Diann, of Great George-street, who is also the
or of a t abet yard adjoining, and it was only feet
wlreatitistltiat be pachased the interest of the laadlied from thee
tommimiewers fee the ado of Eacambethsl Boatel. Between
lour sad live s'aock is Ma mom* Ike wee wound In
the coseetes by the polies patrol, who leattly forged'
open ote of the gates, end petotiving the etweagratiew had
wen ed beyond their power of subduing 1.. leeeessiets
we 'e deepatchei for the mayor, Stib.iespeetor Walker, the
mtle'ary, nand fits eneicee. Willis two hours the saw Rats
were • mass of smouldering ruins, property te • kW
1110111 e having been destroyed. It ..dented the pre.
miser, ausettiaery, sad stock are imsred f• the anises of the
atioasi sad Patriotic to the some el 3,oool—Carkpaprer.

Eat)) *ntelltagine•
SURREY SESSIONS.
You 81:1111T Pouch Fouce.—At the Surrey Ses-
sions yesterday, after the grand jury had Men dis-
missed to their ditties, the magistrates constituted
themielves a mart in the ueasl form, for the transaction of
esseral Wainer. The report of the committee appointed to
report en the constitution of the new county police (ore. was
✓ead. It Ir.commended the election of C.pt.in If. C.
Bening', of the Hon. East India Company's service, es
chief constable, end proposed the adoption of Guildford
kited of Godaltnine as his heed quarters. The report waa
adopted by a majority of two. Lord LArelace celled
attendee to the frequency of prise fights in Surrey, sad to
the assistance afforded to their promoters by certain railway
companies, who supplied them with 'petal trains. He
me vioned a ricent prise fight after which a number of
ranee broke into several c.itteges, and eat up all the
provisions on which they could lay their hear. A prise
fight had also brought a number of bad characters in the
iseigilbiurhood of Frfroley just before Mr. U. llest's
murder. Arter the transaction of some routine business, the
prceeedinp terosinated.

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

HAYS TOCII COALS Maxonxu.—CepfaiaWilliam Ray,
'sal sad take suchen', advertising as to 30, Robert street,
Monte., was summoned for delivering 40 ticks of coals of
less than the legal weight to Mesas. Cuthbert, tallow•
morl'orrs, of Paternoeter.row.
The summon had been served at the nominal address of
the defendant, when it was found that Captain live did not
Ihe there. bat only had his lett..rs directed at the boust
Mary Fawkes, at 30. R,but street, kLaton, said-1 brow
teething of Captain Ray. 1 received a ruesoas against
wkiels is still Iting at my house. A short gentleman
always calls fu orders ea I letters directed to Captain Ray.
ffautisin he calls twits a day. 1 have taken in letters for
Captain Ray about twelve mouths, for which 1 wee to bare
been paid a share of the proti•s in the way of commission, or
akw coals now and then. 1 have oily had one tan of coals
Ens his. On Satarday last the short gentleman ease and
told se to disostinue takiag is orders.
Mr. Cuthbert hers avid th.t in cowponies of an a Ivertise•
seat that appeared in the Tints, offering the beet Walls
lad coals et 181. per ten, he wee Induced to send an order
kr 4 tau. They were delivered, sad he coutiaued for
about six weeks to have 4 Sue every weak from Captain Ray,
which were always promptly delivered; but on weighing
the sacks it ws. Mend that out of 40 auks of coals only 14
sustained their full weight of 224 lbs. He then produced a
lit of the saclu as they were taken out of the waggon on de-
livery : the lit and 2nd wen found correct weight; the 31d
was 311 be. abort of the full weight ; the 6th wee 341 b..
chat; and the 7th, 331 be. • the 11th was 53Ibe. short weight;
the 13th, 401bs. ; the 16th, 63ibe. ' • the 18th, 621 be.; the
19th, 71ba. ; the 20th, 641b5.; the 21.1, 41114.; the 22nd,
tilbs ; the 23rd, 461 M.; the 24,b, 681 be.; the 26th, 21b..;
the 26:1, trilby.; the 27th, 481bs. ; thu 28th, 71b.. ; the 30th,
721hs• ; the 32nd, 271 b. ; the 33rd and 34th, 44155. Mad
the 37th, 71be. ; the 39th, 241 be ; and the 40th era 591 he.
short of the correct weight; showing a deficiency is the 4
toes of coals of 7ewt. 3qrs. 91be., or 41 seeks out of 40.
Alderman Lawrence said that there was no doubt but that
some very extensive fraud was being carried on, and Mr.
Clabber; had rendered the public • very essential wrens in
erpeeing Colrain Ray and his coal company. He hoped
that Is the event of this appearing in the papers Captain
Ray would call at the court and expl.in the truss/don, and
also that the public would not allow themselves, lot the sake
of a few shillings, to be defrauded.