The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-20 00:00:00

Irte Court,

03BORNE, DEC 19.
The Queen and Prince walked thie morning in the
Park and pruunds i-f o.b
llis Ruyid Nielsen fa ire Prinee of Wales and the
yi.unger m.mbets of the H. it al family waked and rude as
usual.
Her Enid Highness the Duchess of K•at, erten& d by
Leity Fanny Elowsid end Sir Ororge Caliper, IrL• Osbores
at 12 u'clurk ibis tor.aouu on return to Fri galore.
Tture was no addation, psterday, to the Rnal dinner
party

The Canmirs'onera fir impiring into the applica-
tion ul iron in railway strustassh.d a sat% tii.g yesterday at
the ..thee of the Board ot Trade. Tare were pre,ent
Lml
Wrottral. y, Peotesid.r Willis, Mr. Gorge ILusie, and Mr.
William Cubist.
Mee. \V. C. Le Breton hid an in•erview with Sir
Gaolers Grey, yestred.y, at th. Home othee.
Sir Willi sm %tiniet had an interview with Eail
G. ey, yesterday, et the Colonial-OWe.
'I he e immirbioners tor hula:ring into Smithfield
Market, and tee markets in tto. City of L•inoon fir the sale
a meat, hod a m•e;ii:g, )tn. nay, at. the Home•utliee.
llesls this from tie govo.nora of the Norh Ame-
ricau peurfneas Mere r.ceivad, yevtirlay, at the Colonial-

:ificr..
Dvapatches were rent off, last evening, from the
Ceteui.l-61fIze fur be 0 •rern,.r. of Ce; ion Hoeg Su g.
Captain Denham has lett town fur Newcastle-on-
Tyne, to miter.: bate the a cod um in steamboats.
Mr. itobertao3, agent for the Mexican bondholders,
transacted batintar, pat Nay, at the F...retga-ottieet

POTTERS' JOINT STOCK EMIGRATION

BOCIEIY.

A rblie meeting was convey...4i yeetete at evtning,M
the balkiest Hall, Holborn, In the Potters' Joint Stock Emi-
gration encitty, at •bieh esplaaativry adder-nee were de-
'leered tc a crowded smembly, elheising of both settee. The
cosir wee tak:n by Mr. Tee-dale, who :Veined that Vie
a witty was noteitbstonding he name, open to pawns I. ..l
urn salvingtra this country ata ,
and the didn medes eneard by
It In nularcais MCI, as claiming for ihe moiety the atten-
tion of the working closets. Mr. Event, from fford-hire,
ad rimed the mete lit at conricitrable length in reference to
the society's origin, a, and plans. The society cart
viand with a few working men in the Potteries, who loud
that emthinatione for wink a wire not likely to lust cree
their condition, and hat it wu im;sviible for labour
to struggle succi s-fully aainstThey then
turned their atten'ion tog the subject of emigra-
tion, and instead of engaging in veriest rrikea, to-a-
ver tug suyerabuod .nt artisina in Hovland into compara-
tively thriving gricul•uri•ts in the United &mem A.•
estate of 1,600 eerie had been actually purchued, and
60,000 acres mere had been retured. This land was situated
on the P.m River, soh ch would shortly be c nneoied by
canal with the Wisconsin RtVer, and thus commuoications
w..uid be op lid to the markets cut, wilt, limb. tad
soutn. Three atuie. l.a -b• en already erect, d, at al Mr.
Trigg, au saint of the society, t ad coma to Enrlaioi partly
for the purpose et ranang the means of budding a grist
mill. Toe society hail t. en in txistcnce five }ears. Its
principal operati hs had take.) place within the last year,
I and within the put six months 360 indivt usia had been
[ located on the lard. F. rty acres was the quantity
01
of
land wiped to each subecrib,r. The payment
111. ls. lid. entitled the party paying it to take
I part in the ballet for stating in the privileges of the
society. II the ballot we re in his favour, he migh[ at once
emigrate, with all his children under 18 liars ot age. Oa
arriving 130011 the rate he received poscenion of 40 earn of
land, sad acquired the UM of um lenient,, on the condition
of paying for thou advantages in grain or cash within ten
year-. Mr. Twigs, from Amulet. craved into some
details, derived from personal observation, with retard
to the position of the settlement. From this state-
ment it appeared that the settlers bad not escaped buDle of
the evils incident to the manage meht of committees, and to
the went of adequate mit el; but a hope was exhreued by
the s,iesk.--r that ell oitiiculties would b.: anomaly our-
mounted, as the result of patient and persevering ulductry.
The utmost interest was manifested throughout by the as-
semb.y.

DISSOLVTIO24 OF P•III.I•MILItTa—MEETII:O OF
PROIIC110:4111Ta AT ClLAXBROoll.—Y.atetday aft nice,n •
mein, g wos held under • large marquee, erected in the
&mhos Green, Craubrooli, lot the purpose of petitioning
her blajw•ty to dissolve her present parliament. Preis of
matter prevents us from reporting the procsedings at length.
Earl S-aindope praei.!ed, and crucludtd a long speech by
ailing upon the inerti,g to address the Qmeenosith • view
to a dissolution of parliament, and if that did not sunned
in getting them protection, he would then take
upon h.sic lf the Ts sponstbility of the coon*
which he was sure would be successful. (Uric.)
The Rev. Wit. Smith Marriott moved,—" That all those
who-aro cm, aged in any branch of British Industry have an
imioai tcd right to &mend that it shall be fully and . Bet-
tina), protected against foreign competition in the marke's
of this country, and that is such protection should not be
restored, it would be iudispeosebli nee rary to reduce ill
public and rt. ate menet,: in propped n to the fall
prices." Mr. J. 0-borne m•v d the next rseolution,—" That
it is expedient rtquhetiors be made to the high sheriff, re-
ganging him to convene on an culy opportunity a comity
meeting, for the purpose of addressing her jesty on tbe
pressnt alarming condition of the county, and of entreats
mg her blkj-sty to dissolve orthwith the pre.n at p .rlismant,
which no longer deseeers or enjoys the eonfideoce or the
cmutry." These resilueions having been carried, as well as
s 31130 others of • routine charactsr. it was stated by al
members e.kers that they were determined to eall upon :he
to resign who would not assist them to regain pro•

tection.
TUE FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—Tbe p.llitmente
on the f terbsstete purchatid by the Birmingham Freth,ld
Land Society were balland I,r last we. k, the estate Irn•
tains ahcu thini acrzs, sod has c"st the society 9,0001 ,
It is sitna•ed in en imp-ming locali..y, in the iusmtdite
suburbs of the town, hits g statist cne wile and a b'elt ira,us
is centre. Tote total number of ullotnietes di/A:ea am..ort
the menshcri in this estate is 398, each of which wi.l be
Were enough to erect a reepeetelne house. and solow tor a
Nests:ate els d garden. ria, in toe MOOOO t btam C
in ti.. • ti r.s• as.d will virta-ay place 'he
in-
utuse ts • s b. nth Warwick in the heads ot the
vuotrions artisans o' Birraisithano.
THE GREAT EIHIDITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF'
ALL NATIONe..-We tltldtlirgild that a royal e..ussossigoo for
inquiring into the best mode at earning out the Extut)i:ioa
of Indust) of all NnliOnS in 1851 will tit rtl,) be issued, end
is littly ts consist tot heeds of parties. and interests, ass alba.
of the prmert sC.te adminbtrations, representetiv,s of agry
culture, art, science, mechanic., and nee, ufecturet. It is
proposed, in addition, to nominate any number of 1,011 COOl.
InifillOnere (IEI:TA'S to rcr.sent all intertets both at home
and abroad.