The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-21 00:00:00

THE CARDINAL'S MOVEMENTS.

TO THIM ZDITO9. OF THZ ZIPZISII. 30
confirmation of the opinion you entertain 112
of the liberal portion of the Roman catholic' of Ibis cout,try, trt
I beg to inform you that the meeting of the Yorkshire
clergy, which took place at Selby on Tuesday last, was pre- le
sided over by the dean of the district, and that the address to fe
the cardinal, condemning hie proesediage, was canted unseat IS
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moesly. The example so eat is being followed in other 6s:
dioceses. In particular, Dr. Hogartb, the catholic bishop of is
Hezham (or the northern district) has summontd his clergy ri
to meet and consider bow ler the new arrangements may es
affect them. "I understand," writes a catholic of my ac-
quaintanee from that diocese, "that he (the bishop) has 10
espresso:l himself strongly against Cardinal Wiamnan's
conduct. Any measure that the AttorneyQenersl may so '
consider necessary will be supported by the clergy, who have se
at last found out what Wiseman means by canon law."
Jan. 20,1861. VEIIAX.
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TO Till IDITOIL Or Till DAILY NEWS.
c.inetquence of your strictures on the ear el
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dinalitial appeals for contribuiions to the expenses of the 26
weekly tea parties and wine cellar, I regret to say that the et
begging box her been withdrawn. The few small sums IS
previously collected aro now returned to the subseribers, 18
sod the cardinal is reduced to the hush nueuity of paying Hi
for his own muffins and Madeira out of his own purl*. But 14
the day of vengeance is cot far distant. Punch and the
Illuarated News are going to atone for their misdeeds, end 60
the Daily New. will, sooner or later have to dree t6l SAW Ti
destiny. A new journal, enlivened by the playial wit of 111.
'the cardinal, and illustrated by his "mucky little hied," 0,
will obscure those " two twin' periodicals, by the bless of
its glory, or at least sink them by the weight of its metal. tit
Let the Doily News tremble in time, end be wise, lest tits eu
same destiny bag it. PONTIFFS mexlitus.
to

REAR-ADMIRAL WYE died on the 18th inst., aged SO
gg. He was a lioaterant of 1791, and a captain of 1 12. "
The deceased officer wee roe of the few survivors of th,
battle of the Nile, which to k place while he was lieutenant ep
of the Orion. He was also lieutenant of the Creseent at the le
capture of the French frigate Reunion, is 1793, ter which Dig
serelee be wan g.zett. d. Ile
ADMIRALTY, JAN. 20.—APPOINTWENT9.-111esters
John Penn, to the Viefeaq ; and Joseph H. King, to the 9
Britannia.
BEDFORD COUNTY ELECTION.—An addrete bee e„
just been published, dated from Luton, requi sting the
electors to withhold the promise of their votes, an 99 a gentle- '
man of independent principles, and a supporter of public 9t.
econtiny, will present himself as a candidate for their
suffrages." SO
THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A HUSS ND IT MS lc
Wirt.—This morning Mr. W. Carter held en inquest at 30
the King's Hee I Tavern, Blackfrisrs road, on the trolly of 50
John Brown, 22, • chure mat maker, of B.arey-row, moose 30
death was occasioned by a blow inflicted on his skull by his
wife, aged 18, who wee on Friday es trained at ft..uthwa.k
police-c urt on a charge of manslanghttr, and rematch d. ty
The evidence chiefly rested on the •estiniony of Atio Char- lb
men, a Inman occes.onalln employed by the d. ce.sed to I
clean the house. Thig wi.n• se having repeated Me evidence 1111
repented is Saturday's Express, Mr. Carter informed the ,1•
jury that the body had not b:en op hied in the menage that di,
be exp,cted. The head only had been opened, but other n,
parts ought le be engrained to show the real c.u.e of death. 33
He therefore adjourned tee court until Friday next to give
the medial man an otportuni y of nask.og a further gt.
ens- re
urination or the body.
A SOLDIER SUPPOSED TO RAVE BEEN Tuaown et.

OUT OP W NDcW.—This morning onto( the Oren miler Guards
was found on the pavement in Orchard street, Westminster, LO
in • state of iosensibility, having received severe injuries oil
the head. It appears that he had been in the habit of visit- I Its
ing a female, who resided on the first floor of the rouse is I SO
front of which he was found, and t 'ere seems reason to be. fg
Bees that a quarrel having taken place, the injured man was
thrown out of the window, a height of 20 test. He was I ti
conveyed to Westmincer Hospital, when it was d se-Jeered fa
that his hr id was fractured, and be was otherwise 'evenly let
injured. He was subsequently conveys( to the Military e
Hospital, Rochester row, where he lies in • very pre. 11
carious state. 2g
FOR/LION 1101.8.—The large importations of hops In
which took place from several of the continental states last M
year, but more especial., irom Belgium, and to a much 10
ge. aster extent from the United States of America, have not „.12
been continued from any of them during the present season. 7,
In the early part of the autumn some small parcels arrived Fs
from Belgium, which were of the previous year's growth, tf
and later an arrival has taken place from that country which et.
was officially declared to have been imported for the purpose 110
of immediate shipment in transit to another foreign country. 22
Further than these no ether importation of hops into this 160'
country has taken plan for any purpose. Consi.lering the 2,,
large supplies of the kind for • time, this feet is remarkable. 20
CULTIVATION or FLAX IN SCOTLAND.—The atten- e
tion of agriculturists is being turned is a practical shape to is) •
the importance of the growth of flex in this country. We So
understand that the Messrs. Craig and Co., of Prestonholm. St.
have lamed a circular on the subject, in which they state U
their readiness to enter into an agreement for supplying the 24
requisite machinery for scotching or cleaning and steeping If
the flag. Alter refining to the deterioration of Russian flax, a
they ivy :" We are of opinion that the culture could be is. to
trodured into Scotland with great advantage to the growers,
from seeing that in Ireland, as well as on the C asthma, it is 10
found to be a more profitable crop than grain of any sett,
and in consequence, that the quantity grown in Ireland is )0
rapidly increasing. We are, therefore, quite prepared to
erect before melt season the requisite machinery on the best f
principle, and to each an extent as the wants of the district ee '
seem to require ; hut as the coot of erection would be cond. 20
storable, we hesitate to do so without some assurance on the LE
put of the landowner and farmers that a certain quantity 10
of land would be devoid to this culture for two or three yr
year,."—EdinburgA Advancer. to
DARING BURGLART.—On Friday night last, sap
the State/bed Mercury, • byglary was committed at the
lone bows of Mr. Watts' in the parish of Orton, near Peter. Si
borough. After he and his wife had retired to rest, they
were dietentied by hearing pert ns outside their house at-
tempting to break in. Mr. W. got up, zest down stair;
and demanded their business; he was told that, if he did
sot immediately open the door, they would Circe it open and
stoat aim. He returned up stain to procure • light, and
Instantly the door was burst open. Three men wearing masks
then nuihed into the house ; one of Oust had a gun is his
hand, and the other two were armed with heavy
pieces of iron. A ruffian seised Watts, and another
placing the gun to his head, declared with imprecations that
unless he gave up all his pr .perry, they would blow out his
brains. They then proceeded to ransack the house, and stole
two silver drinking cups, 21 teaspoons, nine table spoon', a
pair of sugar bowls and caddie spoon, three table sloths, a
Hitch of bathe, sin bottles of wine, three bottles of gin,
two bottles of rum, 131. 10s. 61. In gold and silver, a
half guinea, an American threepenny piece, and a brace
of horse pistols. Dialog the time they were engaged in
breaking open the boxes, Mee. Watts secreted her
pocket, containing the moray, between the mattress ant
her bed. The villains, not being ab:e to Had any cash,
made the old lady get up, and swore that it they did not
succeed in filthily some money, they would, es they hue.
theta was some, murder the parties and set fire to the
house. On Mrs. W.'s getting up they pulled off all the
clothes and found the hidden treasure. They knocked the
bung out of a small barrel of home made wine, and then
turned it upside down ; they dig the same also m a band of
beer, aid the contests of both vowels were destroyed. The
robbers are supposed to be prscti.ed hands, for on lookirg
over the plate they found two German silver spoons, which
they would not take away. They left the house after •
considerahle intenai, and on the following morning the old
man (Watts) gave information to the Pet. rboronoh and
other po ice officers A reward of 10 guineas is offered for
the discovery of the offenders, and several suspicious
characters have been apprehended.
A MONSTER SEllP.—Jabez Williams and SSD, ship-
builders, of Williamebarg, are to commence early next spring
a CUMr ship, for a mercantile house is this city, engaged
in the Liverpool trade, of the enormous size of 2,600 tors
Her length will be 230 feet, or seven feet longer that. the
United Suitesship of•the line Peruser.vania. In this respect,
however, her dim. net ins do not toned those of the great
ship which has just bass commenced by William H. Webb,
for N. L. and G. GriswoLl ; but, in ensequecin of en
increasing depth and breadth el beam , she will be some two
bursar d tons larger. No merchant road has ever 'aeon
bui:t at all approactieg her in point of magnitude. fibs is
to have three docks, and will be ab:e to carry • vast number
of passengers.—dew York Jowled ta/ Commerce.

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