The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-21 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL

A writ' wrist was held yesterday, at the at
The Ned ROIL the LOILD MATO& 1110 k the chair

lIIIITICTIVLD NAZIS?.
A mod WO intlight cep by Mr. U. L. TAYLOR. on behalf
If* makets committee.
IMPOST OP lifiltLlTll COYYITTI3.
"In tki. aticenioni it was stated that a deputation from 11
$e Makes improve:seat Commits e attended the royal
gegieseitos on the subject of Setithfieli.market, on Tuesday,
she Ilth of Deermber, and was courteuusly received. Al
*P quest or Um deputstioe, the oom mthiat esion
the was read by
Os chairman, who expressed a wish corporation
weed lay before the comeAsTosers • statement of their
bpi tem to e markets of
nt thin the City, and anyr to make for
explanations
sig wept the
ethos which they think proper
00 improvemeat of the marten, by enlargement or other.
who, if A way their opinion that improvements were re
pine. The CAW Mint cipteesed • %WI for • e py,OT el tracts,
• ;be semmasiun, sad likewise desired to be !tarnished with
&Immo dogma tof the several mitten on which the
• w
itht required informatics, and, at the same tante,
Wane eeminiatioaen that any information on mat-
ted of fact It it might be required to advance the purposes
el the ixqairy would btu eerlully /Wen, hat that the dept.
eines, au.l the eummit which they repe. seated, would
ad feel t ...elves at bberty to offer any sageestions in re
thence t. the sesprovenitnt of the market or otherwise,
withou. outhirity trout the Common Cood( le
that effect. The chairman assisted to the request of the
fiepetstioo, aud further stated that A wee the intention el
We semiutestonere to proceed forthwith with the inquiry,
sad. spr.i•ed an opinion that it would he
the important tot the
&potation to übtain without delay powers irons Cel
Comm .0 Cotes il, to reprt sent the isternts and opinions of
the evart•Aos on the l asettese in der consideration.
The en put.oion r. commended the committee to apply to the
*art et C ,moron Count,' kW Stitinni.3l to appeal torten the
MEW icon. re, an 1 to Drees% the object. and intentions of
the seep/anon, in rt gird to fbaittfi. Id Market in ounfor
fatty with the principles laid down in the reauots time tion of thto e
eleamittee at its last meeting, and to report tr
Wes to tee Court of Cum. mon Council, subject to the express
unterroading that an piss that might be suggested, either
by the deamiisioners, by the committee, or by the &peti-
t*, should be takes es bieditse Witt e oorporation until the
Mme eneuld have been first reported to the mutt."
Mr. TAYLOR said he believed that the en•jwity of the
Nest were et npinios • bat it wee destrab'e • i•lx retinues to
the piddle interest that Smithfield Market should he re
tained The court had, bossy, r, by delegating its points
to the Hearts Improvement Connitte• for the purpose re-
ferred to, !immured the suthonly of the eostizabiltan waft p.
panted by the down. The object of that step erse to afford
inform: too cod earistance iu the inquiry. lie was of op-
Lon the. os the' question nothing shoal be withheld or
kept secret, and the fact that the pal laboured under
very erroneous impressions eonstitated • strong reason tor
feruo,hkoo comet Usloresetioll. it was supposed hj inset
that the eorpovatios derived ea eacemons rowans flora the
ma o the City. The very reverse was the feet. The
entire •op .eat received is the year I role SmitbSeld Market wae
7Si ; the austral elpeeres wen 2,000 x; and, 'Sowing for
the list. !Net of the nada', the Corporatilla was nib, r a
loser than • seiner. lie troacluded by moving the adoption
el the report
The motion baying hew* eirernaed.
Mr Aldermen SIDNILY ewes el it. He condemned the
prieciphr of &deleting sea an important question to a depu.
taws as the &tertian to d or set gentlemen of alt
the peens of the summon council.
A cioe.tion boar Mt. Bee Porte elicited as official state
ant that teas numbere
Hale the &pluton were Mr. H. L.
'lnput, Mr. Ike al Hake, Mr. f. H. Hall, and Mr. T.
Wm..
Mr BENNOCH said it was impossible that the court
cede he il.lter twee add. With reference to the removal
of Saxibt Id make; he ohs reed thot it would render
&valor), • Cite kw establisking the most magnificent dead
mars. la the ...rid, and that such a s.ep would feed to au
increase of levees', which would go tar towards providing
mother I've market Is • couvenieut situation.
Mr. NORRIS maid the Instructions of the esommisetri
deebtlese inclisted the Moline, it cow' bat
a better site. Th•
are :omit eat be
To by any bat those who had •
pocket i .terest in it. To the corporation it WAS an annual
bra Tt.e cunduet of the nuttiest intoner was arha. rary ass
limiest, as spewed from the testimony of min.
Aft., some further discuri .11,
Mr. TAYLOR replied. and the Genet adopted the report.
There were two diseratieata. The court thou adjourned.
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MIDDLE-3ZZ HOSPrtAL.—A special court of U...
garrison tit this licopttal was held yesteorday in the
oning the board
rows of the institution, .or the purpose f sa
realise the
ncti
sale of so much of the fended capital **moult
its of 7,0001., to dalrey the balance due for the alterations
sad improvements of the hospital. Thomas blunt, Foci.,
was in tee chair ; sad the report read by Mr. Shwiden, the
sectceilretary, stated that those improvements had been sails
wwitn sorted by 12 isoothe esperienoe, and that but few
additions or alterations, and those very trifling. bad b en
required. The total cost of the works was 20,6361. 31. 9d.,
and the betimes required was thus shown : cash received
under Lady lilurray's will 1,6001.. mote sold hymen of the
court 12 OCOL, sum now required 2,0001., leaving •
cripti balance
of 2361. 3i. 9,1„, which was met by a special subson.
The report Wag adopted, and the amensary order for the
sale of stock made, the coon adjourned'
ARTISANS HOPE, STITALYIELDS, 31016 C 01231001-
Ote 'swam 0011) Paivaest liwitt.ure andOn
ham. u
basetnef,t nom, we And the engine-room,
r charge of an
engineer, who is also to superintend other matters relating
to his department; there is also the washhouse with large
troughs, supplied with abundance of water; them troughs
me ea usual divided into cemperiments, and there is beinen;
side.
a small divi.i in to each compartment tor the boiling
of l
this smaller division contains about seven 'Odin of water,
which is he
by means of a seal pipe leading the steam
from the male pipe to the bottom of each tub ; we found,
by sus
be that seen gallons of water could by this
mous be brought to • gailopping boil in tea Minnie'. In
this washbouse we skis found, an hydro-extractor or drying
machise,wissistias of a cast iron cylinder, containing a wire
framing, .N.ll a space between the frame and sides of the
cylinder ; the wire framing being made to revolve with int-
amiss velocity, espels the water from the clothes placed
within it, without the slightest injury, the clothes being sub-
jected to neither pressure nor wringing; neat to the wish-
bones, there is the ironiag-room, supplied with • large iron.
ins-board, end a patent matigle, to be worked by steam.
We understood that the accommodation here offered, is to
be obtained for two-penee fee say time midi, two Yours,
and oae penny for every hour over. There are also on this
floor three bath rooms supplied with hot and cold water by
two different cocks, instead of the two-way endued
and Bradreg Operortio.
StllloUS MAMA *Gitlin A CUIFTOM-HOCBE
Oman —On Tuesday, a young sea aimed W. J. Nicbcil-
ra, a ode's/alter la the Commas at Liverpool, was chargid
totes the mattistratre with felony. The evidence was substan-
tially to rho following effect :—That last =oath the prisoner
was ta charge of the Heroine, a vowel lying in the Saltiest
Dock, and pound for Africa. A quantity of tobacco in hogs
heads wt parehased for the owner', Mums. Batton and
Cookson, sad shipped op board the viral, the prisoner being
respoaaible for its safekeeping. Whilst the venal la?Lher
bark • hogshead of the tobacco was beckon into some
wken it was on board the vimmel and t a
Clotted & and silty poop weight az from it. Cir-
came a seispicious character led to an inquiry
being mad rae's of
e, add it was sought by the pummel= to Os the
guilt tats untiving at the remora of the tobacco on the
prisontr. Two Wier *ea, named Jams and Sammond, N-
ang in Paripleme, were Unpainted Is the same affair.
8,901 this event took place booms ht bees flood 1001. for
smuggling, bet Sassasosi, who has been a assons-houss
racer, is still at large.—Lierrooril Timm.
DEATH TOOK NOT Grim • COUNTIMOON.—
A most melanchol y cirmunsmacie 'marred Imre reeently,
WM& &Fired en botegenerias Odd's)/ of life. A d'al
Jew, above eighty yews of ego, Oa* evening pared ow:
Vail of the camle sear the Bersediner amok without reply
lag to the e ill. The matiod sailed again, but the Poor
alerted man west quietly soil anal 0.. itip might, per-
haps, as the sentinel maintsins, tare usoonicionly tree-
Woad on the pour I prohibited the public. The
saatiaal,
kowsver, did not wait long, sad tired' the bell took amt.,
end the old man fell. He died a taw hours after. —J
Chroftiel..