The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-26 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE CITY.

Tho emmittee sat during the day at the Guildhall,
Mr. Job, Wood in the chair. They wets occupied in issuing
lards elf-invitation, and in making arrangements for the
eapply of refreshment..
lir. 0. Lane, master-shipwright, end Mr. Peek,
smittert to the matter-shipwright, tams up to the Cue-
teme-koves yesterday, tram Woolwich, to make the Deets-
Buy annowernents for the landing of buy Majesty at
that oleo-. A tt brow," or land'ng it M4.g made
at Wyelwieb, GO feet in length by five feet wide,
which will be find No as to allow the royal huge to come
gen 'side 1:0 Caltorn•bouse wharf. Viet-Admiral the lion.
0. Eliot, C.B , coomender•in-ebiet at the More (with
Capt. Elliot std the officers of the Ocean) is to head the
royal pea-anion in the barge of the admiral. Her fdtjesty
will embark at Whitehall-stainin the royal barge, which
will be towed by the E fin, in which versa her Majesty will
return, at the ebb tide wi 1 maks the pump in the royal
barge mein tedious. Arrangements have beta made by
wheh the various river strainers will be moored along the
line of progress, so at at once to form a boner against the
once .aehment of vessels into the main channel and to ao-
comotolate the public who choose to pity foe admission on
baud with a view of the procession ; the price is fin. d at
2.. Gd. rah. The Fairy and Ella are being re-painted,
snit ;he tunnel of the latter altered to as to allow It to drop
on outing under the bridges.

THE POST-OFFICE.

The following reply to the memorial of the Lord's
Day Observance :Society was resolved yesterday :

'' Geperal l'ost:ellice, 0.0.24, 1849.

" am commanded by the Postmaster Or'neral to
arkoowledge the receipt of your letter of the 23rd inst., and
to sequaint you in reply, that ►er Majesty's government tit-
hed to carry into • levities the unman to which yen refer,
mese which is cilculated to lessen Sunday labour In the
Peet•efflce senior throughout the country in selltni, and to
Own important accommodation, to the public.-1 have the
Wow to he, bur, yew obedient servant,
"J. TILLEY, Arid. 50/L
" Jeep% Wilms, Lad's Obserwase &Kitty,
14, ChashenfrAme."

REOISTILULS EMIT! now THE OFFICE OF Onl-
ine —At the Bormisithom momimas on Friday, before Mr.
M. U. Hill, recorder, Mr. g Heed Cadbury, of
line.draper. sp spinet ea alba made by
liter, Smith and William Chases, Inn, ea the 20th of
Per m, er last, whereby Mr. Cadbury wee anointed ma
it the (Aerate?, of the peer for this= )der. Cabin)
limo, been appointed aowner, am exempdon
from serving that office ladle the FillidOSS of the Ails 6
sad 7 Wm. IV., e. 86 gad IA god 1V W., & 22, relating to
the ngietratiea of births, dente, and marriages. Mr. Cad.
bay was, is feet, the nefoisdag_liallif la Birmingham
II the Society of Prink whin" Aloe, It was att-
ained, devolved upset Ms swan dudes sad.,
about sets, sad it nowdemil to be inquired
%Lotter he mu therefore =OM to au ezemptioa
ethieh those sets muted. The ilartise said that this was
•quesii,m whether the appelimnreo IMMO from serving
a ptrochisl office by reason d W ling a particular odes
sada masts ate of patisserie& Thom exempting given
to one clam of prwes meet always be at the expense of
tints who were not cocas, and therefore mum los
Mewed, it not with striates., at all mats with made&
Now it was immortals' to amide the end tame in which
the exempt. on was conferred (the recorder hem reed the
autism), and he found that the appellaat's dentin
did not exactly at the wade of As act. He was
called throughout the ago by the words " regis-
tering offiter," bat the nompticm was glen gall
to registrars et nurrieges." But he did lad in the
am a,, officer created begring that Tay tide, sad
the distiaciim between the two esprealleas was carefully
kept op. It %as elm importing to awns that the appellant,
to claim the szemption, mat glee be a reedier of
appointed under the ear. This, why
_Mg sot CantalaVir
'mho the appeUsat'a ease, =EY storikisikoli &P-
-rolamine um by prints nst under the ego,
thoagh the set vitality pat upon him metela data& It'
was also iatoonutt to me that the WIWI' ealled in the am
the moistest of tameless' wee a labile after appointed w
dsr the am for paged pulls piepeess, the wheiesesionity,
If they choose to do so, being et ybiety to main hie issr-
vices, whilst the appellant's &tin wore medned to pecans
of his own east. On them grounds he wee of opinion that
the appointment mast be consumed.—DirrOarpharre Goodie.