The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-10 00:00:00

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.

We learn from the supment of the Oficial Cola
aratee of the 27th ult. that the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the lonian Isles has announced to the Senate
that he has thought it expedient to order the exile of
M. Li,emra from panto to Funo, for having written
an ariele in the Greek journal Rigas, in which he
tmerted tho tight of the lonian Isles to be independ.
tat of England. It is added that the Lord High
Commissioner had exercised his discretionary power
in this instance, as the author of the article had been
previously acquitted by a jury. Tho measure has
been approved of by the Senate.

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Fatliange on London, 50.30.

Viol. %Timis or THE Fat-roar Acr.—On Sunday
list a meeting of delegates from the factory districts was
lard at the Cotton-tees public-house, Manchester, with a
taw to adopting the course alluded to. by the Earl of
SLitt.sbury on his recent visit, of enforcing a more strict
eompritatue with the Tea Hours' Act. Mr. Hargreaves,
chairman of the abort time committee, took the chair,
and there was a meeting of about tw cut,' or thirty delegates,
who presented reports of systematic breaches of the Factory
Act by employers in Ashton, Oldham, Glossop, and Masa-
i. y. It aopeared from their statements that with the es-
ti ptica of these districts, on the whole the act was very
well carried out. The meeting determined upon the for-
mation of au association, and appointed a committee to
and concentrate their forces so as to enable
th`ru to do their beet in putting down these breaches of the
I.w. Resolutions bearing on these points were adopted.
The meeting lasted nc,irly the whole of Sunday.
Tile CoLmat ExPLostoN AT Ilanost.Er.—The
anqa,,t upon the bodies of the four unfortunate men killed
I/ 4a explosion of tire-damp at the colliery of Mr. Jonah
harrnp. airdaley. near Asliton-under-Lyne. described in
the larress of Saturday, took place on Monday. Wit-
hews inns detailed the circumstances connected with the
rEl:encholy oc.mrrence, the jury, after a brief deliberation,
haw a verdict to the effect that the death of the deceased
was the result of accident. The jury, who seemed to be I
practically
their disapproval of the custom of allowing open
P- to he taken beyond the first level, and in favour of a
Cl a furnace to aid the ventilation. Mr. (filbert, the
tnar..l2er, was called In and strongly advised of the needs-
si.y et these suggestions be adopted, the jury contend-
ing that, from the nature of the workings in this it, there
Mint be, without the furnace, constant accumulations of
the iwa,:aniabie gas.
THE C.NVICT SMITH,—The life of this wretched
re.. 14 who was convicted at the last sessions of the Central
Crimir.al COP)... of the murder of the infant child of a
"mu,. aith what, t he cohabited, and who was sentenced to
will, it
.appears, be saved. At a late hour last
ettnieg a conunnnio, tion addressed to the sheriffs was te-
ethed at lceegata era,„A Sir George Orey, announcing the
fact that, aft.: a full coNideration of all the circumstances
laid b, fore him by the she,•;ffs, he had felt it to be his duty
rcc).esuend to her Majesty that the life of the convict
shou:l b, spared, and that tn.; sentence Should be cola-
azotc4 to transpcatation for life.