The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

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BALMORAL, SUNDAY, San'. 24.—Her Majesty and
Prince Albert attended divine NM,* this morning at the
with church. Service was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Anderson.

The General Board of Health yesterday held its
lint sittings at Owpdyr Home,—the president, the Right
Hon. the Viscount Keeps* in the chair. The board was
attended by Profaner Owen, Dr. Southwood Smith, Dr.
Sutheibed of Liverpool, and R. D. Grainger, Req.
daltebes were received yesterday at the Colo-
from the GovenomOmeral of Canada, and also
from the gammon of the ether North American soloshe.
Despatches were sent off yesterday evening from
the Colonial-eines for the oolllllll4f of Gibraltar.

(Prom lase might's Goatle.)
Warramt, Barr. 23.—The Clam Las bass
isd is imestitui. omd ap int Astboay AstaleyCoorr,
r(osonsoaly called Lord ), sad Islwis Magma;
Bog., C. 8., to lar llosabers of the Board of Ebrahls.

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Pereeed.
Ph F.—Stre. Lieet..CoL J. Mart, tom 11th F., to be =ler, eke
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Ski 7.—.zirratdes, pat., to be re. nest., by pr., vioe
bop, tete Mine.
876 FMepe T. S. Powell, from OP F., to be oplar, else Stant,
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601.1= D. D. °volume, to be lieut., by pr., eke P. IL oar.
vim ed.; E. A. Wirer, Omit., to be ea., by pr., eke

THE REGISTRATIONS.
CITY OY LOisDow.—The lists of voters in the wards
assamsnsieg with the letter C, were revised_yeeterday, toge-
ther with that el the weed el Dempte.—The ems of Mr.
flasseele, of the Mesh Imbease, was prememesel by Mr.
31.CbrIstie to be one of peaelim hrdrhtp Ith aceapied
at No. 11, Paelhy, he whisk be mil 401. a year.
grissiallled • vote In Tempest of sash oesepatlea, bat as the
haled had neglected to pay 21. 10t due he poor-rates,
Mr. While* said he most Mr. Salamis' same
teem the M.—Mr. Smash sW he was eat aware of the
hat el the pemrate set brim Odom! _bed the overseers
for it instead at athe imam*, most mom&
=l le teateay
he should ham paid it —One of the seaman sold
that the way Mr. Sammie had better actosissetwocr at.
=2,lammat from his rest, the
with the WINNOW receipt in ties the sea &-
della—Mr. Sam& mid he would do so.—Vito amassed.
—The following Mere the results of the day's pressedinp :
Liberal claims allowed, 15 ; ditto &unwed. If ; liberal ob-
ectiLrbenleastathed, 36; ditto failed, 13; expensed by the
,a.
Witortatileraft.—Mr. F. Bayley, the revising bar-
rister for this district, held • meth yesterday in the Vim
Chancellor of Bashed's asset, Warminater-hall. The re
salt of the day's proosediage wea as Mom: St. Anne's, one
claim deferred, two mass sheik es t (deep. fit Clement'. :
Two claims allot/4 twelmllewed, six sheik off (dead). St.
James's : Three shims aimed, ems disallowed, six dead. St.
Mary-Whited heallewed. St. Martin's: Three
claims allowed, soma deed. I. Si. Paul's, Covent-garden,
and the Savoy there were so aims sod no alterations. Mr.
G. Edgar Dennis and Mr. Messell appeased for the liberal
. In the parish el St. -,lemse, the mires of Mr. G.
Ihompa (M.P.) was inseetel ups the terlismay et Mr.
W. Gamin to the fast of his essepshe_g a est of elsembers in
Waterimpiarra—Mr. Hisgett silted the attimilma of the
revislas berrietsr to the section of the act Misk imposes •
per, of h. for neglecting or ramie te Wert a derma*
name fa the rate-book, as the metry4so of St. Jumes had
refused to amply with the act arm the plea that by SO
defog be would be bawd* r. ty of the rate.—Tie
bushes of the day bare was to a close.—This day
the mart mats at hell-put 12, the purpose of going
through the remainder of the parishes on the list, viz., St.
Chirp's, Mearrermplare, eight claims ; St. John's and St.
Margaret's, Weaksizater, three claims.

BIRKENHEAD DOCK COMPANY.
Yesterday, a usesting of bondholders under tits
Bbitasheed Dea Awe leek plow at the Laden Taws.
Bhlepiplowlesee, the ropiddes el the Watts*, he
the wpm of et =met Ms* et
60,0001. prehesolid 'rat=
Wakamatsu rapeterd Maw elpedlemest,
ea al to dew art awl st esweal wet Wade( le
the Bhicioheed womheleasts Mak ad to Moder the
powan at the wwwieleates ft • eaperele Moly, to he ailed
I the trwlestet the Didrohnd Disk; Mr. wD Mies la
' the Wiz.
Us owatt/a wild that the L__ eteattasen
=iiree to semi& the *Wen d the
the proasalref swank( ea the ass a power
if oils the era_ et MAU, to be devoted to the erasple-
the stowiala works, whin esuriewlies wool& amble thew
M dodge a remise tram the aadeatekip. Until these
troths twee hewed then wee me pa.oYlb et their oh-
= WelriplaTt retort. Inert stahlaitroeutt
or as midget, would ceded* }whim a lop
_vow,
bat it would be sold at a met searillee, probably at
ball what It ins worth, sad We intone had thenhot

thought their most preheat mom to be the cm they had
adopted, of Mktg Irma the bendlesiders this farther sum, .
kr which, In hie mimics, my ample eseority was gum.
Mr 1. L. Cloxnento moved a reselades, to the offset that ,
power he given to the Meese to pent renegade' "sort ,
gems es the rates and tells of the Mks for a sum sot ex-
media. 10,0001. The grant of this sae of mosey would
mete then to get the easema Late waking order, sad to
ellesin a revenue upon the Mk, wldek bed taken plass.
Sit was authorised by a lemosseker d Mien of doek who
time Sot present to Mee the lie LVIA nikeeseire had
link full ',probates, end he Itsi ne It maid be pro-
misee,' of ultimo mese tethe volartaking.
Tir. J. BAILT, 'meshed the moths. Re be.
lima Mat ipruist died wall lead to the cos-
gles el the whits s
eel diet ft was the only plan by
whisk Ibe Ready tekl bee .1
mil they had hitherto in-
vested meld be averted. YLr. Bendel, their engineer, wee
atheism', and would explain the nature and offset of
the wcelke which it was proposed to carry at with the
mo
Mr.n.
ey RINDEL, having described the works whet have al-
,ready been nearly completed. said that it was Isw=d to
apply this sum of 60,0001. tke mostrarion of a for
the rupees of impounding the water to the " great float,"
and thee enabling them to use the " gnat flat' as a dock—
in the Mildew of • public quay_along the line of Victoria-
street ; in the completion of the Morpeth and Bgertondocka ;
and in the excavation of so much of the " great flat'
as the balance of the money would effect after the
other works were completed. If his calcalations were
correct, the helium would be Racism% to enable
the trashes to excavate about eighteen acres ot the " great
float." The Umber trade, it was well kuown,was insufficiently
accommodated at Liverpool, and he had no doubt that these
sorbs would have the ask at intraetiag it to Birkenhead.
The timber trade was one at learait, and knowing that Bir-
kenhead was quite OA Welt IMAM with Militia for inland
transmiaaion as Liverpool he saw no resew to doubt that
when abundance of aeumesdaden w Moe& into
existence in Birkenhead that mesa of the trade whfek was
not accommodated in Limpet weld seem te them. In
addition to the 60,0001. it, Lee he neemery, to sake to ati-
complish the objects be had stele& to make eive of a mall
portion of their present meek d wasOnstials. If the peasant
sum of money were not Mod they "Meld incur a gnat
wham by disposing of their keit sod materials for the put-
t pose of partly cm ryes ca theme weeks. The plant might
be estimated to he week 00,0001., if devoted to
the pupates for width k was intended; but if
sold for other parpow, be doubted that It would fetch
25,0001. He had no hmltaM is saying that he could get
a colander to carry out to weeks or the sum named in his
estimate.

frg I. L. Clouser= believed he was right In stating that
the seatuity for this adverse would be the preferential bonds,
the reek and plant, awl the revenue which would ensue on
the eesossplishenent aids, undertaking. If he had not al-
ready Jaunted so lugs a sans in the usdartaking,—nainely,
150,0001., he would not borate to advance the 60,0001.
hlreelL
The resolution then paned weendsaiip.
A mike wee eke carried es the ellset that the proceed-
ings et the meting be traernieled M each bondholder, who
should be regulated at the ems tire le intimate whether he
was desirous of taking any poetise et the prehreatial bonds,
and to what automat. The med.. then separated.

CITY COMMISSION OT SEMERS.—Yesterday a pub-
lic blab of the Commissioners of Sewers for the City of
Loads. was held at their council chamber in the Guildhall;
Hr. Deputy Peacock in the chair. The statement of Mr.
Heywood, the surveyor who had been specially appointed to
septet upon the practicability of emptying the cesspools in
the CitJ by night instead of by day, was read. It raom-
arlei guterell terms, as these operations were to a great
Meat im~re, that they should be carried on as much as
waft in the daytime, particularly where the yeas was
sat lardy to be much interfered with—Mr. Kemp said if
this weemassedstion were acted upon they should render
iltlmdvos &hie to a penalty under the set, which expressly
tMet these operatamie should not be carried on be-
he bean of five in the morning and eleven at night.
—Mr. Heywood said that the art referred to the emptying
of cesspools by night carts. The present process, however,
was wholly inoffensive.—Mr. Blake and other comnsisaioners
eensurred in this view of the case.—Mr. Deputy Carney in-
quired whether this sewage matter, as It was all deodcaised,
would not be extremely valuable as a manure, and whether
persona might not be found who would be glad to take It
sway_ at their own expense. This would be much pm-
Luablio to carrying it all into the Thames.—Dr. Heywood
eoliths% so doubt, when this matter wee prepared sad eer
dosed to a highly concentrated state it became extremely
weal as manure ; but, In its present condition, it smart so
valuable that any one would remove it without being paid.
fie report was at length received and ordered to be entered
on the minute.—The various accounts were then audited and
agreed to, and the court adjourned.
EMIORATION.—A meeting was held yesterday, at
Simnionds'eColonial Rooms, Bucklenbury, with the object of
forming • society to he called "The Canadian Freehold Farm
Investment Society, for the purposes of Emigration."—Mr.
Loyd, on taking the chair said that it was proposed to found
the society on the principlet of building emietmes which had
succeeded so well, and • district contemplated for settle-
ment was that part of Canada which was bounded by the three
great lakes—Erie, Huron, and Ontario. It might be called
the garden of the world, being covered with vegetable
mould to the depth of three or four feet, growing every
sort of Jordon tree naturally ; and, in fact, containing every
requisite FA prosperity except labour. He had lately made
a tour through the country, and the impressions left on life
mind were of the most agreeable description. The
society to be found there was quite English in lb
character, free from those pecullizities which were gene.
ctlmputed to the inhabitants of the States, and
liked by a warmth of hospitality which would
make the emigrant almost kept that he was se far from
hems. Land was cheap ; so cheep as to be almost within
tie mach of amity le% end the modes of preparing it for
caltivatioa were of the simplest description. There was
*my of it to be bad in all Mates from wild nature to per-
'
iod Cultivation and la all aorta of blocks, from 80 or 100
awes to se many thememds, and its transfer was quite free
hem them legal minhelities which were hand to be so
.m be la Ingfen/ He had oily Anther to say that
the erirest presestreadng wr te ep up the advan-
tages lie lad essepthelMed to the weddY dames et chi,
matey W mems of es amealstha humid m the minelple
et the building assisthe. Iheohidess were dm pained,
pielglig these went to the thriestion of such a society,
AM- which the math, separated.
THE PRINTER TO THE HOD= Or COMMONS.—It
is stated in an evening paper, that Yr. Lake Hansard has
been dismissed from the leseWee adios of printer to the
Home of Cematme.
BATMenta PAWL— MT,— Several years have
Japed slam the eel of pediment roadved the royel me-
th= he the homilies of Ike them perk, and the swum of
cr
eavalreigan nired SW sompleden hem mimed senelem-
and lees by the delay which bee asserted.
Tea see probably aware that • livable pardon of the
land which is required fee the park wee either esid or let for
the anodes of vffleeprier is the intreinetion ti dm Bsteseesa
Park Bill into the Home of Commies, bat ia essaq
of that mason the kWhg scheme wee agtaMei, and
those indieidaah who were a =Mhos** oe to have par-
clamed or rented ground have in may indium ham mum
Veiled to borrow aim" at intend an theta webers, end
in all MINI to pay their grerandmah, wig meshingg the
slightest remensradm The seemaisties of mew,
meet, end dam" isy ammover, in serpatieleme,
theunjutillabiereseeimatisaattheese=solis
the righth* emir of lib legitbmite MLR he seaspenastioa.
Daring the lest seechmoff perlimaint mother eet was pored
for the wpm ti thethillik Nee tethleeteeh of the feeheyab%
authorising the emmindemes to him debeeteres,w4las
with Wenn, to with awn et propesty as ware to
moot they arl it wee therein* genetelly preemie&
immediate ameththes wadi anmanmes ; bat eles h
yet le Male res. I hove ameassed wiDiegasse on the
Apart of mg Mom to t the enmities previdisdap=
perlimm wad altheno I have made repeated
to the selylsm end enrespor, the only reply Ima obtain is
an ahem* names hem the one to the other, Maher of
whoa petldsoee b know aught about the matter. I therehre
see a* weibility of redrew except by solicinagthe circula-
tion of these facts through the public press. The injury I
have impish** it is telt by a numerous and industrious
elms of her libijosty's subjects, and I thereby, earnestly hope
that to alleviate their pecuniary sufferinse, and to confer a
general benefit, you will exert your effective pen in enforcing
the consummation of this additional and mud needed metro-
politan safety-valve.—Prraa BILOAD.-Bept. 25,1848.
THE CHOLERA, AND MEANS OP ESCAPE FROM IT.
—lt comes : the cholera keeps its steadfast path scrams the
world. That which seemed an abstraction in the remote
regions of Turkey or Russia, becomes a tangible reality sow
that it is in the countries nearest to us: it holds penmelen
of commercial Hamburg, end has actually entered the email
of huhion civilisation, and revolution—Purls. It semi be
kept back, like the armies of the greatest hums penmiatee
—ae Thermopyhe will hinder its mth ,• mime waft Op
EMI it. The only safety is in a spirit of patient of
careful but cheerful vigilance. It behoves all to be di
in their appointed duty, and then to accept the result with
perfect Mast. The executive has obvious ftnctions ,• whisk
it is to be hoped, will be potheneol in a spirit of zeal propor-
tionate to the need, and slessether die-propordoonte to tie
faltering conduct of its legislates. Been from the pith-
work legislation of the pest sendm, we shall derive SIM Ng*
vantage. For its part, the while aunt sot relps the
metzsms well-ag ignes=asteirdmanNee ado•
vies of our_ appointed Ime been keyed,
both in Loa and Dmit2lais whisk is IneMearthy, te
hearing, and distlac• There no anion he peak. The
sommiedesere seem to have setabliehed then taste—that the
disease is ammentagiens, so that no danger he the attend-
ees lurks at the bedside of the Mbar ; fat the early ,cage
h easy of sue bat that all who are mind with
ogrr:or even equivolel, should at *nos Intl elad
alcomtitated medical advisees. It Math to he re-
bald* that, with the simple ebeervarese elms& miss as com-
mon @ease will dine* my one may amp g and that if the
bulk tithe people am bat do as they are bid la this matter,
the storm may pm me the Lad comparatively barnalas.-
6Meeremor.
Sztrwaicis AND Lose or Lira—Yesterday in-
=itarssalked Lloyd's that the brig Agnes, bound from
to Hall, had been totally lost off Am:borough,
every seal en based perishing. The alp Oreenlaw, bound
from Landes to Cattalos, had, it is also stated, beeni totally
lest off Cont:at the wessgere and crew,
three MUTH were saved. Oa the night oeIAX
26th WM • teak pies* of Newhaven, between
the Clemed, el Fernew, ad the Willem Pitt, of London; the
meth nmehed Weed he fry Menke : on separating •
groat enemy was her/ en based the Witham Pitt; the Can-
nel lay le al nighl,bellisithee use hoard mom of the
vamei, and I h apeoled she mut down with all on board.

INQUEST, YISEITIADAT.—DEATH MOM A WAGES. I
—By Mr. W. Payne, in the board-roma St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, on the body of B. H. Robinson., aged It. The
deemed was in the service of Meson. Piper, the builders,
of Hishopepte. On Friday last he ascended a I tdder
which was plead against a scaffold erected on his employers'
premiere. He reached the second. floor platform, where he
got in conversation with a fellow-workman, who bet the de-
ceased a pot of beer that he would not 'limb up the under-
neath part orate ladder with his hands more than six rounds
high. The deoessed annuseneed the wager, but, before he
had completed it, his hands slipped, andhe fell with great
violence to the ground, whereby he received a compound
fracture of the left thigh. He was removed to the hospital,
where he died on Saturday evening last —The coroner
and the jay !strongly condemned the system of =Adam such
foolish wag rs, after which a verdict of " Accidental dath"