The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-20 00:00:00

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VACANCIES.
Rectory.—Rushbury, Salop, diocese Hereford, value 4491.
with residence ; patron, Bishop of Worcester : Rev. M. Y.
Starkie, deceased.
Perpetual Curacy.—Over-Darwen, St. James, Lanca-
shire, diocese Manchester, value 1501. ; patron, the Vicar
of Blackburn : Rev. M. Y. Starkie, deceased.
Chaplaincy.—St. Albans Union, Herta, diocese Rochester,
stipend 501. ; application before Sept. 25.
Curacy.—Hitehin, liens, diocese Rochester ; patron, the
Vicar of Ilitehin.
Professorship.—Reinus Professorship of Medicine, with
Tomline's Prelectorsbip of Anatomy and Aldrichian Pro-
fessorship of Anatomy in the University of Oxford ; patron,
the Crown : John Kidd, M.D., deceased.
Librarianship of the Radcliffe Library in the University
of Oxford, salary 1501. • patrons, the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, the Lord Chancellor,C the Chancellor of Orford,
the Bishops of London and Winchester, the two principal
Secretaries of State, the two Chief Justices, and the Master
of the Rolls : John Kidd, M.D., deceased.

NAVAL
(From last eight's Gastife.)
AD VIRAL IV, Barr. 4.
Con of Perot Muiset.—Fust tarot. J. W. A. liceator to be &OA.,
aloe Wearing, prom.

TROOPi FOR rut; CAPE.—It has been decided at
the 'torso Guards that the 43rd (Monmouthshire Light

Infantry), at present stationed at Clonmel, will march to
Cork, and embark in the Vulcan, steam troop-ship, Master
Commander John I'enn, fur a passage to the Cape of Good
Hope, where they will be placed at the disposal of Sir
Harry Smith in command of the troops in that colony.
The 43rd regiment is under the command of Lieut.-Colouel
J. Furlong, K.H., a Waterloo officer, and the corps re-
turned to England in April, 1846. This regiment hes been
selected to proceed to the Cape in preference to other regi-
ments that have been longer on home service as it is com-
posed of light infantry, and well adapted for bush warfare.
About 100 men of the Ist battalion of the 12th regiment of
foot, at present at Chatham, have at the same time been
placed under orders to embark in the Vulcan for a passage
to the Cape, and thence they will proceed to the Mauritius,
Sir Harry Smith having already withdrawn a large portion
of the 2nd battalion from that station, as we formerly
stated he was empowered to do in the event of their services
being required in the Kaffir war. The 2nd battalion, at
the Mauritius, is commanded by Lieut.-Colonel William
Bell, and will soon be available fur the service Sir Harry
Smith requires of them. _ _ _

Tocrx COUNCIL OF MANCIIFATEIt had a pri-
♦ate meeting at the Town-hall on Wednesday to consider
in what costume they should appear before the Queen on
the occasion of the forthcoming royal visit to the borough.
After a rather warm diSCUallioll, it is said that a motion to
the effect that they should henceforth adopt a costume,
consisting of a long and lowing silk gown, was adopted ;
and it is understood that the gowns are to be donned for
the royal visit. The mayor is to wear a gold chain in ad-
dition.

RAPID DISCHARGE OF CARGO.—Tho new screw
steam-ship, City of Manchester, which arrived here from
Philadelphia on Sunday last, on the next day discharged
her cargo, consisting of 6,872 packages, in the short space
of eight hours! The cargo consisted of 6,521 barrels of ,
flour, 54 'Aids. of bark, and 297 tierces of beef, which were
landed at the rate of 14 1.3 packages • minute, or one
package every four seconds! Besides this wonderful rapid
discharge of cargo, an unprecedented circumstance in con-
nection with ber reloading deserves to be noticed ; namely,
that she was entered inwards for discharge, and outwards
for loading, in the same customs bill of entry ; special per-
mission to that effect having been granted by the board in
London. On Wednesday she proceeded on her outward
voyage, with 150 passengers and nearly 1,000 tons of coal
and cargo, the whole of which had been received on board
within the short space of twelve hours.—Liserpoo:
Chronicle.

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ST. HELEN'S FREE SCHOOLS, PADDINGTON.—Of
the design of the (R. C. free schools, about to be erected
at Westbournc-grove North, a portion only is at present
being carried out, viz., the boys' school (59 feet by 27 feet),
to be used as a temporary chapel during the erection of the
adjoining St. Helen's Church, including the two front
porches and the boys' hat closet, forming for the time a
sacristy. This portion of the design with the inclusures,
exclusive of the belfry, is being executed by Messrs.
Smith and Appleford, at a cost of 1,2001. Mr. Meyer is
the architect. fhe materials used in construction are stone
dressings and brick facings the stone is the Box ground,
Bath, and tho facings to principal front are the white
bricks from Beaulieu, Hampshire. The roof is open,
stained. The belfry is constructed of timber, and covered
with lead, and will have crocketted spire, goblets, and pin-
nacles after two existing examples at Cologne, the one over
the Minoritenkirche, the other near to the Rathhans.—
The Builder.
ROYAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL FOR THE CURE
OF Cull Four, &c.—Yesterday at a meeting of the com-
mittee of the above institution, held in the board-room of
the hospital, Bloomsbury-square, a report was read stating
that the hospital has now extended its benefits to nearly
12,000 individuals, resident in all parts of the United King-
dom. From 20 to 50 new cases are received weekly, and
there arc now 700 in regular attendance. Upwards of 300,'
the severity of whose cases demand in-door treatment, are '
on the books waiting for admission ; the wards of the hos-
pital however are fully occupied, and as the delay of surgi-
cal assistance renders most cases more difficult if not dange-
rous, strong hopes are entertained that the committee will
be enabled to extend the accommodation of the hospital.
THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT NOTTINGHAM.
—On Wednesday Captain Wynne, the government inspec-
tor, instituted au inquiry into the causes and circumstances
of the recent accident, and ultimately recommended that
another watchman should be placed at the Wilford-gate.
Royce, the guard of the luggage train, has been dis-
charged.
DIsFRANCIIISEMENT OF FREE CIIURCH MINISTERS. I
—IMPORTANT Dectstort.—The sheriff of Ayrshire, the I
sheriff of Wigtownshirc, and Sheriff Robertson (acting fur
Sheriff Substitute Robison), have decided an appeal to
the effect of disfranchising all the ministers of the free
church. The claim was that of the Rev. Matthew Dickie, I
free church, Bcith, who claimed to be enrolled a county
elector on the free church manse. The claim, after due I
deliberation, was rejected on the ground that the title in
favour of the trustees of the congregation was defeasiblo
at the will and pleasure of the general assembly of the free'
church of Scolland.—Ayr ..Ithertiser.
OPENING OFTHE SOUTIIWALES AND DEAN FOREST
RAlLWATS.—Yesterday the long-promised opening of the
connecting link of the South \Vales and Gloucester and
Dean Forest Railways between Gloucester and Chepstow
was effected by the despatch of a special train with the di-
rectors
of the south Wales, Great Western, and Gloucester
and Dean Forest Railways, from Gloucester to Chepstow, I
and • dinner at Chepstow, and the return of the special
train to Gloucester at night. By the opening of this line,
• railway communication is opened betweea Swansea,
the capital of the principality, and all parts of the north
and east, as well as with London and Liverpool.
LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—It is
said that this company intend forming a large coal depot
dock at Liverpool.
LEEDS NORTHERN RALLWAT.—The works on this
line between lialmsbary and Northallerton and Yarm and
Stockton bare been commenced, and will, when completed,
midday *erten the distance from Hartlepool to Leeds
fad
OW.? LUIEMBOUSO. —The managing director
smi modem la chief are now surveying this company's
papaw' Ilse from Namur to Arlon.

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