The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-23 00:00:00

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TIM QUM or KIL. W. H. BAsses.,—ls *imposes
of the seven indisposition under whieb Mr. Bajeant Wilkins
►sa meetly swilerefi, the ►earing of t►e application of Mr,
Barber is the Court of Common Pleas, for leave to renew his
certificate to practice in t►et court, and which had been fixed
to come on during the prow; tam, is pco'poned until next
Baiter term.

nErORTATION or PAVI'ER CITILDUEN TO Balt-
nt DA —lo reeterdaye Expro sr was oubtobrd a report of
the procordinne of the board of guardians of St. Pancras, in
reference to the sending out of a number of pamper children
of both ream to the island of Iformada, and as consequent
interference of the l'oer-law board in the mater. The
beard have demanded to know the truth of the
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report that sixty children had been so sent out
to the Weed of Bormude, sod, If so, under what mecum.
steams. The board of guardians directed, at their meeting
on Tuesday, Me. Cook, the vestry clerk, and clerk to their
hoard, to forward the required explaaation to the Puerta*
Board; sod, last evening, the Poor kw Board received the
followiss communication on the sabiect :—'• Verry-oflce,
Foursome& Jan. 22, 1851 Sir,—l beg to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 20th inat., which I peter.
day placed betas the directors of the poor of this pariah,
and ia reply thereto I am requested to inform you that the
statemmiu "closed in your letter are partially correct; 40
sod rem 6J, children hare been sent from this workhouse

berroisda at three different times ; in the first instance five
boys were sear, afterwards three girls and thir ems boys ;
and lastly, tel girls, two adult finales, and seven boys.
Every aeoessary cars was takers, and strict inquiry 'made
by the directors from persons well acquainted with Bermuda,
previous to the children being sent. A woman was engaged
to take charge ante girls before they were sent so board
the mesel. They were kept entirely separate from the boys,
and the master of the; workhouse, and directors, sew that the
arraopments and provisions oar board the ship were use:
mptioaahle. Good situatiots with respectable persons at Ber-
muda were provided for the children previous to their leaving
Eaglaud, and most satisfactory accounts have been received
of and from them. Should the Poor-law commissioners

sub for any farther particulars, they will be most readily
allotted by the daemon, who awarder they have performed
e public duty is the a:museums, they have made for the
ben, tit of the children, sad they wart at all times the strict-
est inrestigatioo of their proarediass, sad their meetings Si,
always public sod open.—l am, sir, your most obedient aer-
emit, (1 W. Coos, Clerk to the Directors, W. 0.
Lamer, Amatast.Secretary Poor•law Board, Somerset
house."

REFUSING TO SAIL WITH A DRUNIIIN CAPTAIN.
—On Teeeday, Ni men were brought up in cestody, beton
Mr. Reims, by plies-officer Tack, on a charge of shining
to was
to es Star signing article.. Thesis Ridley said
be was seater el the Crusader, and the whole of the mat
had miled with him cat a voyage to Buenos Ayes. They
had been at ma five days, and returned to port, ekes they
refused to go the voyfte. Oslo of the men sad,en the
charge being preferred, that they would be obliged if
the Hate and the steward were sent for, as they would
Mate that the captain bad never been sober since the ship
left the river When the witnesses came, they were sworn,
and Mr. Reason addrteeed the mate, and said These
Na sea are Immaght here for sissies to go to sea in the ship,
Waging as • reams that the captain bad not been sober dace
he left the rivet. What true r The mate, who seemed to
SUMO swithogly, maid he could not say that he had bees
'Ninths in his proper maws daring the voyage. The
Seward wee then celled, and he mid that he could noisy
Yet the captain bad been in his proper stem during the
voyage. He bad oft,. given him spins in his coffee and he
vs not capable of managing the ship in a lee shots. The
captain said be bad never been in such a state. He had had
a pilot on board for three days oat of the tire. He bad sot
tasted spirts of any descripties. The steward said, " I saw
his till a tumbler when he was not able to hold it to the
ask" Mr. Rushton—What oft The steward—Rum, sir.
Mr. Sashimi Geld it was a very serious matter. It was OM
duty to take we that the 1111111 Win not tapbeesedd=
Slay. The sailor hod a right to gaud siga a
captain. Ueda the edrcuntstasces, and daddies( by
the 'valence, he thought the men jastifled in not
to eta. The owner, who wee in court, said tISPI:Zdja
refused to work when the ship wee in danger ; and Mr.
Madam replied, that if such captains were put es board a
vessel all esti teem was lost. The captain said be bad sailed
amen yeah out of Liverpool, sad referred to his character
Owls, that time, when the minstrel* masked that it was
• palatal Wag to do, as respected the captain, but it was due
M the Banat be cliargecl. The son were then
IN at liberty ; but it was eadentood that the owners would
pat a new captain In the ship, sad that they would proceed
•• the tempt A motorist from them to the owners was
aleo read, etting forth the conduct of the captain, in the
hese( a letter, from which it appeared he bad willed the
sit being able to dilettantish the lights, end having to
new op the command of the vessel to one of the people to
Oa her inside the Tinker rocks, when she was in dangerous
eirsoastoooss, sod when, but for this delegat.on of authority,
she woad him Moo tat. The letter, the magistrate re
aerbod. was sztressly crethMble to the mos.—Liverpool
Gorier.

OP REST/TCTION OP PILOPZITT, lost up-
wind. of IT yieil errJ, (recurred recently at °Memos, to a
hiaelsesith weed Read, living sear the Whit. Hone. A
Mw dan aim a stranger celled epos Nm, sad asked his if
he renembered new a beg of mum at of his can near
the Restlnews turnpike gaw, is the synth of February,
UK sad, if se, how nook It wee? Read replied he did
scats y remember it, sad thought It was between 91 sad
101 Tito ream Ass inquired I/ A. (Read) would forgive
Ao penes who got it for 61.? Reed said he should be glad
le begin his, at that diseases of tin, if he gave his a
emereiga. Oa whisk the eteaagtr placed before him
61.1 ,tis. aad, shakiag hoods with lilt the house, bat
named So Ali lila his areas.—Airry Poet.