The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-30 00:00:00

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BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the deuvold
continues good, and that Hy is on the Increase.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
We are but moderately sulfplital with Beasts; id COIISC•
quence they are readily disposed of at fully Monday's rates.
In a few instance., a small but not u quotable advance has
been effected. The number of Sheep and lambs is largo'
there however, a fair demand, and we are enabled to
retain Monday's quotations for the former; in the
latter there is a small reduction. 'Trade is dull
for Calves, and is very rarely exceeded. Front Ger-
many and Holland we, have 48 lle,oits, 720 Sheep, and 210
Calves; Spain, 210 Sheep; Scotland, 100 Beasts; Norfolk
and Suffolk, 400; France, 6 Ileasts and 48 Pigs; and 108
Mitch Cows from the Home Counties.
Per Ntatiu of MM. a. d... Pee Pee Keno of St k ad. s. d.
Heel Meow lb:ref.:4Bs 3 4 3 6 Hat Dee k 88 3 84 1
Ban Sborebome ...... 3 3 3 4 Hest Lay 0 0 0 I
Sewed quaky Deem.. 36 3 0 Po. no. ,'burn
Mew .... ..... 214 4 0 Ewa. es.l....retel quality 00 0 I
1808 63 6 Do. do. Sbere 2 0 3 2
bra Uae a Ilalf-Ixede 0 0 0 0 Lembo 5 0 5 8
848.4.4 Pka 49.5. as Ul/111‘01. 731; libeek sad Lamle. UAW Calve,. 414;

CARDINAL WISEMAN has nominated the Rey. John
Wric, nephew of the Right Hon. Thomas Wyse, C.D.,
Bntish minister at Athens, to a curacy at Fulham. nth,
gentleman two years ago was an officer in the 67th Regi-
ment, serving on Sir Harry Smith's staff at the Cape.
"A exruot.tc UNIVERSITY."—" London, May 21,
1851.—His llolinets, Pope Pius IX., having recommends,*
the establishment of a Catholic University in Ireland, mist

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oar brethren the archbishops and bishop', of that islaml
having taken the preliminary steps to carry that reeonuneek-
dation into effect, we hereby cheerfully accede to their wish
that the Rev. Francis Mg-linty may be allowed to solicit
contributions for that purpose within tho limits of our spi-
ritual jurisdiction, recommending this sacred cause to the
charity of the faithful.—(Scal) N. CARD. W 16111101."

The foreign mails which have been despatched
this month are the heaviest ever known. The East India
mail made up in the General Post-office, last week, con-
sisted of nearly fifty boxes of correspondence over and above
the highest number of boxes ever despatched by such a
mail. Each box weighed about three-quarters of a hundred
weight. The cause of the heaviness of the foreign mails is
the immense number of newspapers containing particular,
of the Great Exhibition which are now being sent abroad.
GOLDEN-LANE RAGGED SCHOOL.—The fifth annual
meeting of the above school was held last evening at the
Literary and Scientific Institution, Aldersgate-street, Mr.
F. Bennoch in the chair. The report stated that the num-
ber admitted to the infant school during the past year wan
175; but as a considerable number had, daring the same
period, withdrawn, the present number was reduced to 126.
Phis decrease was manly attribUtable to the migratory
habits of the parents ol the poor children, many of whom
were unable to recollect the different localities they had in-
habited in one year. The Sunday-school held during the
winter afternoons is attended by 200, and the view
ing school by 300; teachers ' were much wanted.
The attendance at the boys' evening school amounts
to 60. The girls' evening daily school had an
average attendance of from 45 to 50. A debt of WI. which
was due last year had been cleared off, which, with corns,
donations, has enabled the committee to erect a room cape.
ble of accommodation for 250 children. The report stated
that many of the children, both boys and girls, had been
taught useful trades. The total receipts during the year,
including subscriptions, donations, dia., amounted to
2141. Is., and the expenditure 2141. 18s. Id., leaving
11. 17s. Id. due to treasurer.__

COST OF THE PRESENT KAFFIR WAR.—Tho Nita
Service Gazette states :—" We hear, from high authority at
the Cape, that the cost incurred in the first month of hasp
tilities was about 260,0001., and that it has been between
80,0001. and 90.0001. per mouth since,
A FRIOHTML ACCIDENT OCCR;Ted On Tuesday, at
a place called Barnane, the residence of Mr. John Carden,
near Templemore, in the county of Tipperary, an embank-
ment for the conveyance of water to a flax mill, in pro-
cess of construction, having given way, and four men being
killed on the spot, and several others badly injured.
STAFFORDSHIRE AND SHROPSHIRE RAILWAY:
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Yesterday the proceedings in this protracted eau were
brought to a close, when his Honour Master Richards,
haring heard Mr. Roxburgh and Mr. Daniel, decided that
being of opinion he had jurisdiction under the act, he
should make an order on Mr. Archibald to pay into the
hands of the official manager the sum of 900/. From the
evidence before him he was of opinion that Mr. Archibald
and Mr. Collis were joint trustees, that the money of the
company was paid to their account jointly into the bankers
upon an express provision that it was not to be taken out
until authority was given them by the committee of ma-
nagement, and that from the evidence of Mr. Gregory and
Mr. Breynton, two of the members of that committee, con-
flicting as it might be with the other evidence that had
been given, he was distinctly of opinion that that authority
was never given. He wished it at the same time to be un-
derstood that he had done all in his power to promote an
equitable oomprornise of the matter. Mr. Roxburgh, on
behalf of Mr. Hutton, the official manager, intimated that
he should reserve any applicatica in respect of a further
sum of 1,6621, sought for on behalf of the shareholders.

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