The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-18 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

CoBeBOtt.orloit.—Thelii;hopot Bt. Devitt's, en tho 3rrl
hot., eoreerated the sew church (untended es a etabetltute for the
oat
=egt:lt.2 of Illeaphsoodta(tt. Ohercosto,C
same. TM rt ortheoehr. .Ithat
ll* sole nowise alltiLur Esq., of Trecedwps, to that peibh,
who oleo pre the had kw the efts.
PaarrtlitaaTe—R •J. R. Bishop, to Llanelim R.,
Brikkoodol” dl.. at. MOWS ; 1181.; pat., awl of Aelstrarehom
Bar. J. U. VI Mum, dm-IW. It I.ooBMrae, to Bari, P.O , hear
Oak, pat., T. fler.fall, Fag., liorly.hall (sot the • est of Ouley, ea
stated to the Merkel"
Queries.—Bey. 14 awe to St. Mary's. Boehdele.—Rev. B. B.
Webb, to T elsoor.les, sear ittiebdolo—tier. C. B. Maoism. to °rec-
tos, Dear UMIAK.

NAVAL
13118111013118. OCT. le. —Aaaphion, it., Captain W. J.
Witham. bas ibises, ban paid it; ii• will be Lid up him as as
adv.nced its in tordinsry.—norisis and Artisan on per Ports-
mouth with marlaso sod moot ban Araphits.—Canus los ea-
tuned, sot wig bursa aim wsdnoday arm.
WooLetice, Oot. IT.—loglitelen. .1 -a W•ster J. B.
Pettey. is ordered round bout Portsmoutb M Woolen& Um tine-
ridge is mimosa* prem., but mho be aosisd lamedlAtely
hat swivel hsre.—fietrland. Urnaloommonder B. AO* is
lodated ito Ude pot from Dover to ready" sew batters and to haw
nano dares Is Ow nunalrery roads posit.
ADIIIKALTY, OCT. 17 —Pmuidonoxs.—R. T. Bedford, to
be Coonondsr ; R. W. B. Elphmatone, T. B. Latibridge, and T. U.
Athlone, to be Lonesome— Appalminaras.— Lieu. end Guam
minder : 8. V. L Caton, and blue U. W. Wows., to ildlestan.-
106inpont: C. IL Lladssy, to Prises nouret.—tiss k : A. Y.
blansier, to Beiropholi.—tlostevrala : enalrend to Wes-
bera.—Actlap *sings : O. Paul, to Walhalla&
MILITARY.
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WOOLWICH, OCT. 17.—ROTAL ASTI . Major
W. IL ltraiiiea Compaq el Royal Artillery Red battabalk arrived
et Wooly/kb /Menlo from Jersey. beria4 bees relined by Mebir
0. Jima% easpesy.

tab) intellignut.
COURT OF BANK KO PTCY.—T arraawaw.
Before Ur. Ourasulailaser ebereareL
OVTLAWIIII.—ProehiIMaLiva of outlawry was made in the
ow of D. Monctivtf„ "focused victualler, of Catherine
moat, Swaad, who had agitated to nun oder wader his fiat.

SURREY QUARTER BEBBloNB—YaenaD♦T.
ELECTION Or ♦ COVETY I l/11•EUENTI.— DIE general
quarter minion for tbe musty of Surrey was held at
the Courthouse, Kingston. There wee • very numerous
amemblage of magistrates, en asemust of the election for the
C runty treasitronhip, vacant by the death of Mr. John
timallpiece who for so many years filled that office, being
appointed for this day —The Chairman, in charging the
grand Jury, took uc•asion to shade to an act of wham. et
which he said had recent) y received the sanction of the legs►
loture, which was entitled "An Aet for the Prevention of
Nuisances and the spreading of Infectious Diereses," the
p corisione of which were of vary ooesiderable in portant* at
the prase t time, when so much alarm prevailed upon the
enbjeet,—The evert then proceeded to the elee.tm of a trea-
surer. There were three candidates, Mr. W. R. Setallpiece,
the son of the late trrequer ; Mr. E. Kenich, formerly a.
magistrate for the county, but who at his own
inmost has recently been removal from the commis-
sion; and Mr. R. D. Mingles, M.P. her Guildford.
The election then proceeded ; th- votes were as Mllow. :
K• Mali, f 0 ; Ernallpieee, 36 ; Mangles, 28.—The Clerk of
the Poore having stated that it was necemary there should be
an actual mai .rity ut the magiatraies present, and that the
lowest candidate on the list should retire. and then there
should be a fresh division, the court again dim& d, when the
members were : For Mr. K. nick, 62 ; Bmallptece, 49 ;
jority for Mr. Kerrich, 13. This gentleman was then de.
clued by the Chairman to be duly ekcteri.—Mr. Kerrich
briefly returned thanks, end the court then proceeded to
depose of the other county ansisees, lifter w►ich it ad.
journid.
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POLlCE.—Tzeraanay.
MANSION ROUSE.—PRITNIORM 0 Eat
ORATION AONIIITIT—LNSOT Loa. lit N.. the London agent
for government migration, *peered at the justicuroom for
the mina's of calling the Lord Mayor's attention to a matter
of coneilerable public importance. He had, he said, been
instructed by the authorities at the Colonial Land and Sri-
gratioe Office to represent to his lordship the cases of those
men upon whom a person raiding in billiter-street had at-
tempted to practise a glom fraud by endeavouring to entrap
them into the payment of a sum of money under the pretence
that the company he reprreented, but which it was believed
was limited to himself, were government emigration agents.
'lke pretence of the sell consti.uted emigration agent was
the more deeply mischievous as be regd. ad payment under
the plea of procaine for his victim that which if ap-
plied for at the Government Camila and Emigra-
tion Office, in Park-street, Westminster, would have
beam given without any chugs at ell. The three poor men
who accompanied him to the Mansion-hones, had, upon the
remeeentatioes of the person complained of, sold off all their
goods end prepared themeless to emigrete to Australia.
They had, however, fort metal, called upon him and nedu
timed the extent of the transaction which had taken per,
and he could arrive at no other cominsion than that a most
nefarious fraud was meditated whet them. When he had
made du investigation he reported the an. to the earn-
Meet Emigration Commissioners, who, be found, had not
t vr.. =3 'Lethality at all t • the party who pretended to be
by them, and expressed a hope that the press
woXread its aid to the counteraction of so swims an evil
as the semen of so dangerous an imposition. He could not
more clearly express the views of the essmissioners than by
readies an extract from the of acial Mau which he had re-
'sive& upon the sublets, mad which Mated is follows :
M a le geed that neases/ his yet been reseleidtry--, the
sum inieme me Sapless ibis it maid set be smalls intake as
legel premodMge mart them Illeverisolem a the manes waft
dory lime edema Milt bed to fresh end WOot memo Pow ult.
wenn le U
lbe smiembissene think mod he MW*
thet the Mmest doenli be te the het tint k no
agent in Imam home, sr maw esenry, or
sot la wefts way en Medd liesemmbelessee bet tbse all in-
famies, sal the resesiely beue.sep preenredgretio. en molt-
man et Weal" ma Met maims odd be pied by greemelsg in
walla weg, Wm la Mormeleg the oedema% Memo el map-
bomeatethorwbo.
The Lord a ay. r : Then it is quite evident that the greatest
hellitios are afforded by the government ?—Lieut. Lean
said the facilities were so complete that there was no mi.
aka whatever for an agent in London. As a matter of
some there were maim appointed for different parte of the
country who were invested with the mummy authority.
Os of the pour men. was to haws paid the sum of 61 ;
another the nun of 81. 10s.; and the third the rum of 111;
and the third wee under a strict injonctios of seamy, is
order, as the melf.e matituted agent informed him, that he
sight not be charged a pound more. It wee to=
headed that the plan had been carried on very ss
sad under the impression that the aye ma ought to
be crashed et moo it was deemed nosemuy
to represent the facts to the chief magistrate.—
The three emigrants were then called forward, and they
stated the lose -aid annoyances to wilikiristiktz had been cab-
Jeated.—Tba Lord Mayor uid he that they had
boa victimised, bat he had so arm that. ems Lout.
Lean's represeutatiom to the board, the (*Wieners would
tionelder their mass with a high
_degree of liammity.—Limit.
Mon mkt the comnikeitmers bed ghee doe marathon to
the awes of the poor mem, sad wield treat them in the man-
ner Ms lordship had so kindly emprested. la their name he
returned thanks to hie lerdddp for the fillahlai with v.hieh
the complaint bad bees Mud, gad the judicious treatment
it bad received at his lordship's hands.
CLERILEN WELL—ffscammin
charsllolllM. T.
Krakow's, a German Jew, wag easily examiaed, ed
by Mr. 0 Joieph, disarmed seereltant and jeweller, of
No. 19, W Clarkanwell, with stealing eight
dimmed rims 471. The primer, it may be reool-
leeted, celled upon the prosecutor, and re=tils=delf
as a merenant in partamship with his
some diamond rings, eight of whisk he selected and ordered
to be sealed up an • bm. sad prouisid to ream fer them
with the money charged be them, bat hakes he left the
house he dexterously contrived to sabethate another box in
lien of the genuine out containing the Saga, bearing en
exact resemblance, and the prisoner not returning with the
money, the box was subsequently opened and found to °De-
tain nothing but rigs and own half boiled potatoes.—
Further evid. nee having been given, the prisms was cum-
vatted for trial. Other chums of a Sonar description were
preferred against him, but they failed in legal proof ; the
partite, however, were left to indict at the sendons If they
thought proper.
CIELSITT.—A gentleman attended and headed a letter to
the megstrate, the contents of which were as follows, via. :
Iremlook memo samlimals to Mr. ?veldts, and
remiss be MA dlimMone the enimed 111. mom the ft young
deVlT:inerfeald it the pFTTAMIL Iletaiday) who Immo
elf
cedar ementnim te wedo. the mesa of atith
they wars asetenere. Oct. 7, 1 Tynibitt, 944., maser.
Clerbmwdl Pellesseurt.
It wen Melee at this wart that Mr. Pavan had paid 31 off
the aseae.t, and istemeently attended to the matte( the
poor WWII, on their cm being made Mews to him.
WiSTMINSTER.—Itonsaav es Pam= Caen, ste.—
J. Jerboa, W. Warren' and M. Deems, were
the two framer with stealing 90 geld pawn eases. Ir Bret
ditto, 81 silver pen holders, a vest sember of geld sad War
i.ouminks, pate, thimble*, shirt elm* sod sew very mks
able prop rty, and the latter with felesiemay resolving*,
mine, well knowing it to have been seelese—The ioniem
Barrows was at prehended on the Mel 41., and has does
that period bees iron time to time mMesidM. Y Mier to
give the police ea opportunity el opleilleg eilme Reseed