The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-25 00:00:00

ifoirra-Saormur.—Trial Isaias an sow leis, lakes ever
the seedy esesphetel parties of this sempasy's Use, be-
twos Slashers sad emekbelders, whisk will sees be messed
for MASA
lloorra-WnetralUr (Watson) Banne.—By a»-
seat anageneet the epees wig* wee adored s the flrit
speaiag Ili Windsor ezteesies el the Riehnitod Railway
for saw of the wise se wore an te pressed Is DOW, les
been aboadenkand the whole el the trains Ism Waterloo
ea the RialseenS es 4 WIGAN, Ilss wand k fad Rids-
nand, snit el the tuber than mend to Main staking
TwYlonthent the torialsonnwee sratteasin depot le bing
formed Mtn neon, of the trim es their anima at that
= 22:essesqesato of this alteratna I. the ansageseats h
tww any a statioe, although the men Innen
ass dm the lON and a. branch ea whisk bod eir the male
Rae Isle the Riehessail terasins, es era is the tial ter-
mibng Wei, has coated to be ef preasser brae est. The
new antes at Mennen es the ails Mae is handsome, is-
dada nary mane far the nos-_- nes and comfort of the
PRIZsod
the le ta every way is ustedowse with the laiport-
ase pram.
WErnsoa.—isperineatal trip are bias nth of the
Great Weseera theamay's line into Winear,ley Mr. Banal
dad arsiman Mo peneptilble dainties is observed is the
bridge weds. the fluke sod the lige will be ready by
the Ira of the we& he wiwitt at the 1w14114 h•
InSethWasters Canyon'sT line have boot reermussamd. i
RAILWAYS IS PIOSSIA —The Sion /assign. publishes
Warning stains entenests a the state of the radweys Le
nada down to the end of the year 1848. annum lion of
ntleimed topreheading s west a 315 Gomm miles have bees
ow the peed* and Ave ether Uses partially onpleted
to ea mune of 44 mars; the szpesses of esainwalas
asioasted to 123,140,000 in dollies, dist is per German
389,178 nit dollen. Trey were traversed by 468 boa
anthem 1,243 punnet eurieres sod 6,627 lwege Inas.
Ite. The tramparte os the 17 fleet Hass aospeted la 1843
7,848,888 travellers sad 24,632,866 wt. of aseshandise.
TM receipts daring die sum period animated to 8,884,261
or per side 28,217 dollars ; the *imams came to 6,036.416
or 16,049 delano per mile. The Magdeburg Ilse to Ling
(16 Oman nits) gave to the sinaen s dividead of 10
per sat. ; Ave have yielded as itherath MA the rest have
produced foe the sherebelisee a wife' treat 1 to 6
pew amt. The avenge ef the Min i& far an the Has we.
is 1818 2.74 per cent., err forth, 119,440,000 dollars, foreleg
the soprani laid out is the esastruetios of the lines worked
_..their whole length, 3.91 per teat. la 1847 the as
anstroste4 to 4.67, la 1816 to 4.97, 10 1646 1.441.•
CT-1144 to 4.74 per seat.—ln 1848, 351 miles were again
spewed he ; la 1849 there have hem already 141
melee owl 49 mere will be mean bens the sad ea the
year. Moreover, Ms stew liaes of ea cutest making 106
ailei an new is cause of searructioa.
TAISICSI RAILWAY Magna—The STS the last
l
sehar==seedels dime seheil Tema
11.1.11 tellap4 le: remmismor ; pada
liaegs._4; rtatirel.l. 00.4646
ist42l le ed. 13: Tesweases. so, ima ossta
NAM
aLeme—Vram Rept 9 le Sept. 13: Twelegers. Up& ; peek, 1
OWL; IsS4 inSSIL
cassias—hem Sept. 101 e Opt. 16: Peweepre, WM.; reek
St=viezi.d. 111,7111.
—hen Beet 9 Whet. 15 : Pmemacre 44,7117 E; goads.
MAX ; sa4 MAK
vrearem.—rnes Mot. 10 lelleet. IS; lewswevera,4ll.32llL; pot*
83,414 L ; total. 71,771 L
iseLems.—eiss sips ISM lest IS Prawassn, /10,1411 L; soak
11,7734. • essalol,4l6l.
Desna.—ham 9to Sept. 15 Peaseaswe 10,4111.; reds
13.17 f.; WM,
acct .—ireslaspt.lo to Sept. 16: Pamessers, 60,11 ff.; rook
14,4 ML ; l. 74.841 t.

CITY Or LONDoN GENERAL PtralON BoCIgTT.
The eased neseral mean, of subscribers to the above
charity was held yesterday, at the London Tavern. to retire
the report sad amounts of the past year, and to arrange fee
the transfer of the flooded property of the society into the
heads of new trustees. Mr. Deputy Obberd kaeimg takes
the chair, the some Day (Mr. George Meace) pro ms to
read the report, trim which it appeared, that daring the
year two *kedges had taken place, by which eight now otra•
11101141111 had boss added to Duelist. Thera are at peseta fifty.
sight teed persons riesiviag relief from the charity. Three
en died in December, Dar at ye, dam no which death
lea le
• place. The Secretary called sateation to the gra-
tifyiag feet that although the ages altos recipients of this
charity rased from 77 to 99 years, U.S sag of Ruin bad been
swept away by the resent mortality. The arm native 275.
sad the women 18e. per month, and dio directors 10 not feel
justified in recommending any incense of the monthly
ci2end. Toe festival In April_ last had been most prudes
tivc, the net proceeds Wag_
_8001.„ with 401. new anaual ask
scrip:ions. A legacy of MA bad hem remind, sad She
late secretary had repaid the whelseflhebahses due by him.
Duriag the year, WU bed bell paid es panommand stock to
use amount of 4354 Ilk. 71. had hose ailed to the
funded property, which new omented to 7,11361 1111:12V
total working 'apnoea were flffM Is. fad. leatlng a WM*
ia the Hoak of Bateand of 4542. Se. 111. The sigeot having
been remind nal adopted, the elostela of sae= was pro-
ended with. Hie pace the Duke of Baked was elected
presidt ot for the ensuing year, Mr. 1.. J. Haasard Demurer,
with a board of twenty-fear directera Mr. 0. Memo was
confirmed is his °Mos of etary with a wares sologism ea
the manner en which he had his duties during the
past year. Mr. Krum reepenfully returned thanks. Audi.
ton were then appointed, thanks were returned to ill, late
auditors, and the following gentlemen were appointed Der
tees of the life fond : G. Hayward, W. liemble, Jos. Nor*
ant B. B. C &qrs. Thanks were thee teed
to the chairman, and the proceedings terminated.
MEATINO Or MASTER BAKERS IN ST. PANCRAS.
—Yesterday evening a numerous meeting of master sad
jourommen bakers was held at the Argyle Tavern, Lives,
pool.atreet, Kiss's-erns, to establish a district Home of Can
and Benefit Ninety, far the mutual eesperatiota and sans*
of the means and journeymen bakers in the dislike of
hng's Cross, Bonen Town, Tottenham Court-road, owl
Comden.dows with a coffee, reading-room. and librall be
the use of the member; to establish a Trade Pretandott
Illoslety for the master bakers of the district; and also to
mesVosh a District Branch Association, in connection with
the Donative Bakers' Society, to obtain a diminu ion of the
hours of labour, and the abolition of night-work in the
baking trade, Mr. H. M. Nevin, of B!dasouth-street, in the
choir. Resolutions were utopia to the effect. that a legis-
lative enactment was necessary to remove the evils c nue-
quent on the undue amount of labour exacted from the m-n ;
and that the meeting pledge itself to support the Operative
Bakers' Ronny in that object ,• also that for the better
crgenisntion and improvement of the members of the trade
in that diarist, an Dainties be established for their accom-
=dean, convenience, &e., and that a committee of masters
and men be appointed to cony the object into effect.
8111CIOR IN PARRINCIDON-STREET. Yesterday
afternoon, shortly before two o'clock, a perms nomad lamas
Powell, formerly semetary to Bepaneso, bat latterly acting
as waiter at the Druids" Hall, Peningese,-"treet, eammitted
salcide. He went Rut is the ammo suite day, and returned
shortly afterwards without his Mat, end sassed extremely
dejected, to much so that his wide domed it psalm to ask
Mr. Taylor, the hatter, who semples the shop under the
hall, to go unstairs and speak to bin. Mr. Taylor did as
requested, and, having inquired whitens the matter with
him, the unfortunate man turned renal sad bolted him fall
in the fees. Mr. Taylor laid his haat ea hio slasuldsr, when
all of a sadden ha beard the ell* of • pistol, ad lean in-
stant the poor fellow renal sionsi time limes and fell to the
pound a corps*. Mika aid was instantly sent for, and it
was found thi.t the deceased bad shot himself through the
beast. The Waimea deemed, when he went oat in the
moron& pledged his eeat
at a pawsbnker's, and with the
moan "dressed es it bought a pistol.
PROTECTION TO COLLIERS.—On the 15th instant
a large meetiag of the pitmen of the Tyne and Wear was
held on the Black Fell, in the county of Durham, a few
mike hots Newcastledn-Tyne. The meeting was composed
of pitmen from most of the large collieries in Diatom and
Northumberland, who martinet in orderly procession to the
of meeting from their respective collieries, preceded
F7lg be :rein. The somber of present was about
,000, and the proceedings bet
chanaterised by
good order and perfect unanimity. The choir was takes by
a pitman mined Hodgson, and ennui pitmen addressed the
meeting in support of the resolatime, of which there woe
three. The first deplored the present climates of the Pl-
asm, which had led to a decrease of their was, an la-
mas* of Ines, en enlargement of measure-tate, and an
addition to s'andard weight,, &a, forming an 11P.
illation in their .arniags of about 33 per oraatttnosa
the attempti made still further to roues their earnings, the
meeting pledged itself to am
_e~ven essetion to unite the
whole of the miners of the distriet to relict sash further
reduction. The second resolatios meamissmaled the adop-
tion of some measure so to regulate Mohr Mew as to insure
employment to all their brother miss" mg to
imams a
Cruniformity in their futon onenia Tim sew
after redniiag to ate lemenitabio destraseasof hams
Ills sawed bylenleakos in mai miss, mused the importases
eflegislative iateriersaos is peddles ea eldest "Cm of
by practical sess to be empowered sit of
to enforce the and safe ventilation of
Wass, by compelling the Dm of bra Mes, horn,
mil proper airway.; tke maillk. to
ass every wane to obtaia the to parks
ante *win nest series, of es ate 11.11=111.910
proilbse. Mr. Wyld, H.P., be the
messing at some length In sunset of 3 tilibinellitifirdi • seseletims.
He slated that he had travelled MI mho% ham the extreme
'ad elf Cornwall, la order M sass* this sisellas. He had
se barest whatever la coal noise, gad it anselles bad
been lest draws to the snliesst IS Irllssideg the eilmi Ma
doesdfal ennui enlist's. Use mem he 'sal tutor he-
gat, ad be lawarMy resolved *e ....me to lank his
selasiies to the object of athletes as ask* system of
=a of coal alms, with • new MIMI, eke weekiag
bother seedlings. He bed endlikat essilasse is the
wed same and humane iodine the 'matey to believe that
them meows% delayed fee a time wand he ulti-
mately summsbal !Tribe boned he should meet them sells,
at so Mika day, to magrandate them as the sass* of
*sir mind efforts. Chews barks beta give. Me Mr.
Wyld, the meeting dimes&
IMPIMONMENT lees NON-PATIIIINT Or RATIO.—
Predselsk Welsh, of Bushimham, doodled es a taro*
aIL, was summed by Mr. Tame, es* of the seamen el
lan
far the nessaysosst two peer sad ether
same. seasuMin_ to IL Ufa 10d. ; tad. immediately apes
ass-pnyassak • kenos warmat was hosed "Oast hie glide
sad chattel ke M. ls. id. It appease, however, that all
those ball hem Mewed of, ea the 17* leaf, by Ma. Baker,
ash" a hill of isle ; sensesmally, ere moppets the "sly ream
tin SO VENNI we Man kiss. The adman* wee
mined Is the Meow* psi he ass noes* sa asses* of
peer alp der the Biliateth, kmineniuSta; per Ms he
irelissalwal. sad hennas don he rate he Pre-
leskesdajir • MIS et Sire leirdeemerat—
Bob

IRELAINII).

82rr. 24.

Doscrs. _ -
A movement is commencing in winos* parts of the
wonky for low rents, and all the attention of ti e
smell knows and peasantry in some parts of the
see le gimlets redoetioo in the price of land. The
leallerie mot find a lower depth still, and some of
them wke lewd to weather the storm mut sell their
Maisie. A mite earl, whose family have been seated
ia Munster Sze two centuries, is no/h 1: 0V in a small
hew in the outskirts of an watering-
gime, while gram grows la the its of his
*sal anesekal mangle& • Dim Mem of the
meth mei, who wee nein* in palthe otheideration
• Isabilees esiariarair, beet* the ementry saver to
Mem ismoilleg to live abroad for the rest of his
llth, emit to sell hie eilethe without delay. The dial-
ed* of getting frame, whine it is doe is very great,
the egriculterslinterest hem is in a miserable plight,
end we have no great areaufseturiog interest to son
ado es. Many are settling down into a
:impair. One thing only is plain, that all
movements are at an end.
It is to be feared that we will Mee a winter of
greet Fennel wretchednees and gloom, and the ads
of thinp is very bad to contemplate.
The Limerick Chrunick states that the Lord Vow
tenant will be Chancellor of the Queen'. College at
Cork, which his Excellency will open in prism on
the lath of next month.
The police in this city are still searching for trea-
sonable papers.
The answer to an address, in which Father Mathew
was reported to have used harsh expressions towards
legisad, proves to Cave been not authentic. The
very opposite language was used by the good friar.
The Cork Constitution, a tory journal, has the follow-
paragraph which will satisfactorily correct the
made by some persons in this matter :
As we copied and coonisseated en a eontemptsoas, sad
had it been weed, an ungrateful gad indefeasible expression
esielbeted to "Patter Mathew" is selereares to the pension
whisk be rradoes from moverameat, it is fair to state that
his Marais deny that the =premiss ever snagged kW, and
that he thaws& ee an address trona the gorandethe el la Mary's
Itherintheelbeelthy in Boston, easlosiag him 1/0 dollars, he
wishes/ thee peeks as " the passim' gtherenely granted
lay the Brig* governmeat" and " the pluton kindly
pealed by the British government."
We have se particalar news here, beyond the fact
of their excellencies' return from Killarney.
The Limerick Eramiaer has the following purr
graph about John Mitchel, furnished apparently on'
good authority
TM kissils sad holly et Jobe Mitehel, have, we ere is.
formed, ressived esdesselou teem the Beglith goverment
to the desk that they (the geverement) bevies taken kW
smolderedon the gson of John Mitchel's health, have
emoted him tree leave sad liberty to go wheresoever he
pleases, subject to no restraint, with the exception, that be
shall not return to or settle is say pm.tion or colony of the
United Kingdom. The dctiagakW ez.le proposes we are
told, to proceed to Germany, for the purpose of hike' the
effect of the spas in the restoration of hie health. His wife
and family still remain in this aonatty. The children, who
are under the ease of the Rev. John Kenyon, P.P., Temple-
deny, will leave to join their father, as soon m he shall be
settled la say eligible legality.

RUNNING AWAY WITH CROPS.—Probably, since
the century commeseed, there has been no sects year as the
present for the lippnry landwards. The system of carrying
away crops in the- Swath Hiding is übiquitous. Oa all sides;
we hear the mein ebery,with the simple variation in some
eases of the sleek bang feedaded is the clearance. We h4ve
lately heard of ossafertatele and well to do farmers following
the example, for which their excuse is, that they are not
titbit:el to draw on any mosey they may have made in
former days to pay rents which their present produce is
lasufil dent to meet And in the midst of all this confusion
come new 1110M01111 poor-rates of from 31. to be, in the 201.
Fine white millng wheat is still under Is. per stone.
On Thursday night lest, Huns. Hannigan, Fiteprald, and
Hannigan, tenants to Mrs. Spew, of Youghal, removed all
their corn, cattle, furniture, &c., from the land* of Belly-
lane, in the perish of Grange, county Waterford, to evade
being admitted for rent. Mrs. Spate having got private
information that some of the corn was remove i to the lands
of Yiliockeu, on Saturday last, mat bailiffs to seize the
awn' whoa a large mob essembled, beat the hellfire, and
took of the eons. On lambs of the oreurrence, Siam
Bags, Seq., ordered the Aaiun pollee ti search fee the
rioters, who erreeted lee of the party, three of whom were
identified and committed for trial at the next sessions, but
nine of the goods removed lave been retaken as yet.—
Waterford Mad.
PRIMARY VISITATION Or THE BISHOP OP LiML-
ueft —Dr. Bishop of Limerick, held his fleet vssita-
lion of the clergy of this diocese, at the cathedral, on
Thursday last. The time-honoured edifice was crowded by
• respectable coogregatiun. There was no sermon, and at
the conclusion of church service the clergy assembled around
the bishop's throne, to hear his lordship's charge. His
lordship referred to the position and circumstances of the
church in connexion with the state, and having drawn a
distinction between relit/Loa, and the outworks and
means by which it is fenced and maintained, he recom-
mended the clergy to bear this in mind, and generally to
imitate the conduct of their brethren, and thus peacefully to
dispense God's words and sacraments. Having &Jeered to
the valuable services of the clergy, and their cordial co-
operation with their brethren of the church of Rome in
mitigating the wants and sufferings of the people during the
last three years, he called on them still to maintain the same
disinterested position. He deprecated that mistaken zeal
which led some persons to act quite irresputive of the feel.
legs of their neighbours, and stated his full conviction that
the law of love would always be found the best casuist in all
their dealings and intercourse with their fellow men. He
then quoted en opposite passage from Bishop Jebh, formerly
of this diocese, in a primary chugs bearing on the tams
tuhjeet, and pawed on to the all important subject of educe.
tire. The clergy, he believed,were well aware that the naked
system had Meg had his conscientious approval. He con-
ceived that it was founded on the firmly fixed and funda-
mental principle of the British constitution, liberty of con-
science; that it was the non-compulsory opposed to the
compulsory 'yeti=; that it afforded to the members of the
estab:ished chunk the unrestricted use of the Holy Scrip-
turn, while it left to others the moral liberty of reading
them or not, as they in the exercise of their free will might
think fit ; that it acted upon the very principle which had
for so long a time been acted upon in the Dublin University,
and that haring before them the rules and re,palations of
the institution, the admirable books which hal been com-
piled for the use of the schools, and the practical manage.
must, the clergy would do well to give the subject their
most dispassionate consideration. _ _ _

A FEMALE SAXLOL—A person wearing the dregs
of a cosmos sailor, and to all appearance of the male sex,
was brought before the magistrates at the Police office, by
Head Constable Crowley, under the following extraordinary
circumstances. It appeared that the prisoner, who belonged
to an American vessel sow in the port, went down to Cove
in the Priman Alice steamer for the purp as of being paid
off, when a sergidem amain the Wad of Mr. Cameron; the
captain of the sesamer„ mbe the sea of his passengere He
mentioned the matter to Head Cemslable Crowley, in Cove,
and when the prisoner, Om bobs gelid off, returned to the
steamer for the papaws of mobs buck to Cork, the head
emits:a charged the rheum dismay with being a female.
She denied the fact at ink bat, after a few questions had
been pat to her, she admitted that she was a woman, sad
said that her teams WM Abigail Lindsay. Head.eonstable
Crowley thea deemed it right to have her brought before
the magistratak The amount which she gave of herself
was extremely singular. She stated that her fa•her was a
spar maker, kola, at St. John's, N. 8., and that she had
been in exceedingly comfortable circumstances. About eight
year ego, she stated. she had bees sednoed by a captain of
a vessel, mused Bradford, who promised to marry her, and
by wLom she had a child. His vowel sailed sops afar he
left her, without giving her any nodes whatever of his doper.
tuns. After a long time had passed without hearing any
tidings of him, she felt that he had completely deserted her,
and she at once adopted the extraordinary resolution of
diaguithog herself as a sailor, and going on board
some &nal, with the hope of meeting her seducer
somewhere, sad, as she herself stated, of being
revenged. Poe five years she remained on board ship under
the name of John Brown, being employed as a cook, but
frequently having to whelk the ditties of a common sea-
man She stated that she saw the captain whom she was in
search of case on a quay in Lando", and she wanted to go
ashore, but as her vessel was preparing to sail she was not
allowed to do as. She declared that she would have stabbed
him, if she got the opportunity. Since than she had
served ma beard several vessels without being discovered.
By the orders of the magistrates, the salt water Amason
was allotted a separate and tolerably eontrortable TOMS in
the Mame% min seam can be found of assertaining
the truth of the story, and having her seat bath to her
native place. As might be imagined, she is an meted-
ingly masculine looking woman. Her age she stated to
be twenty-three, bat she appears at least four or five years
older, her complexion being mach tanned from exposure to
the sun and weather. She Ms dark hair, floe looking eyes,
a short nose, very well formed month and this, and is on
the whole a striking sad good.looking person, but with
soarasly any trace of a haiku's appearance. Several per-
soas having come to see bar at the Btridewell to-day, she be-
came exceedingly indignant, awl declared that if Me were
made an exhibition of any Maga she mold destroy lieself.
Orden wen, thaeolhae, at ewe gives that so memo should
be allowed to sea her, more erpseleßy as she was nand-
unity unwell ell sight sad Ms imp It ie said that some
trel galleons who saw bee wined their *idea that
seas ird
peoiller willows is this% whisk Wielded
like • trodeowy te keratry. • subsuiptisa is
abet MM ask Ise the poems of ponying a peeper
style of *Wet/ Ire the ustretreeele girl, who sow mese the
coons Woe Women, blue shirt, sad jacket of a coolness
seea s. sad mesas to enshis her to return to the glass of
birlit—Oordpeper.