The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-13 00:00:00

CITY SBWIIRS.

THE CITY OF LONDON CEMETERY.
The oomninionere aesombled in eoheiderablo SUM-
ben to receive the report of the otonamirtee upon improve-
ments, to whom the rr nedinga in relation to the cemetery
were referred, end to whom mime it had bees referred cs
the 26th of February to reansuter the propowd rules sad
regulation and table of Ws h r the City of Loadoe Cent,- ,
tesy, ; Deputy Psscona in the chair.
The lel.cr slog is en aliment of the volussinove dentemat '
presented to the court:
" That hinge bad laid before ne, by the clerk, the MO'
Maga Of 74 at et-lea of the City p %sites upset the pre p..sed
eoatestated he of six shillings to the clergy on even Wier-
mut is cuesersted ground at the City et London Come-
ts re, sad baying sloe had their neolstmes laid before so is
reference to the p °nosed scale of charges for inter-
huh therein, widen Ind bees ant sabisMed by
your order to the right honourable the tleeretquryy
of awe, and by him requir.4 to be promelgeted •
in • public meatier, we lave take& into our eusiders-
ties the 'woos quashes, rabid by sae allaglabal of those
wattles who have obkoled Is snit soak of ties sad charges.
We find that the 71110I0■8nesigaed foe iiimpliefag away im
ere very mine Many or the pulsing have objected
on the ground that the cheers for intention% should not
he the son for one-parishinere or sou-laketut eats of
Loadoe at ler the panshieson or Wolohan% ernes 'hat
the letter hen to bear a l the c it of patchoulis the lied
and forming the cemetery. Desirous of obnistieg this sob
p chop we have altered the scale ..f casors, for porous of
ground, and Ur harrows% so that pariabione rs or Whelk
teats will have to pay ousiderehly lees than the Don-
parishioners or nor-inhentsets ; sad we propees tt do this
by hewing the firmer scale in favour of parisbio ,ers.
This we fell jeitifled in believing will be ec ep.eble to the
whole of the City, sad will also, we trust, hen the eppro-
hellos of those who have thought the original ink of ton
seemlly too high for the inhebatents of Loathe, sad eon-
slaty the poorer cl .e.s. With reeerd se the clergy end
parental f re. no e aeon we dud that sew few et the ves-
tries have expressed their opinions la resolution net to
you, that • fixed I rim in lien of fete should be p.ld
by the burial nerd to the &ern, chum' wordage, the pe-
rish clerk, and the sestoes of Ilan parishes. We are una-
nimously of opinion that you should not comsat to any
such arrangerarat, u there we a roog objection to such •
proceeding. We cannot consider that the punishes have any
equitable chino for Ws soon terminate. or non ground
boeght for vaults, graves, A ,at tbeeemehry et Ilford. It
is manifest that if such shims are to bee receded, the retie
payers of the City ot London will Os burdened with a par-
petual charge to meet them. It senor' to us that es long
as the parish church or chant yard was used se a plus of
es; allure, add the parishioners had to pay the costa of build-
ing the parochial vault', and %pruning end repairing them
within their church, or of fir.dosn the gr °and for interments
within their churchyard, and meeting lilt motivated ex-
penses thereupon; or when the puiehionen desired not to
have their church or their churchyard overcrowled with
deed, end, to prevent such moat, placed a Mary charge ea
rath interment—all these reasons may have justified subs
thole alms es bee existed in the various City perishes.
But we submit that—es such a state of things
exists now only to a very limited extant, to monde
such claims will be doing a grant oiciog to the general
body of rat- payers of t 'ifs City. We are also of
in reference to parish clerks and sexton, that as ell claim
end., the Oct of parlismeet for these fen is bated on the
sethooption of ih-ir • iendirg aid performing their several
duties at every interment, and as no sub duties mill be
required of ea/moat the mum trey at Little Ilford, and more-
over if they wre tt perform them, their legal fees wi uld
ant nay them far the distance they would have to trivet aid
their labour, and se we know also that in many parishes La
the City those affirms have been already cosepeesatad by
their own vestries for their I, se of burial We. so, for all
these rearms, we consider it uniestesery toe fee say 00s-
natation to either ebonite e, parish clerks, or
sextons, in which opinion we ere sups, rigid by
the judrment of • majority of the ',striae who
have transmitted to us their upraised opinions. With
reference to the burial lees to the clergy, we Sad that may
and strong objections are taken by the vestrees to the pro-
posed fee of sin shilliege on each interment, steely as
pressing too heavily upon the poorer duns, who have there-
fore tilt it right to adopt the suggestions made by them
upon this pain, end we tic Intend that you propose •
geminated sale of lies to the el rgy for interment of a elr
parishioners lathe committed noun n of the esesatery ; sad
we submit the following smecnid Kale for that piernee
For each burl.' in a catacomb, 16s. ; ditto vault, In-.;
ditto brick peeve, 7.. 6d. ; ditto private grave, 6s. ;
ditto common grave, 2a. 6d.; Obit' if • pauper, Is.
Such proposed fees are to be Welshes of say fee or
pnment to the incumbent on the latsrmeat of a parishinar,
and fair erecting or planing any monmen, grathetoa
tablet, or monumental Wenn on. Those fees we ream
mend on the andersheding that they are facluded fa eB
eases in the amended table of charges, whkh see herewith
submitted to you for ado-Rion. We are of *plain that
the same eherges should be made in ell eases of laterauts
in the consecrated sad lathe eatheash rated gratead. We
recommesd that poe should et ewe sonsiuste a clergymen
to act as elvieledn et the cemerery, sad that you sMuld pay
his irrespective of the above feat; sad that the city
clergy should act be required (sakes at their empress
wish) to attend and oftelate at any Wormiest at the coma-
! ten. When you have nominated such chaplain,
his name sheeted be transmitted to the sem-
lathe et the tangy fee thi is approval, and tr. se.
bishop for his Usenet. We have °moldered the question
raised by the surveyor se to building seethe, required for
a gurdeser, nod ale werhehops for the general ass of pat-
ties employed la the eemetery, at a cost which he Wks'ss
at about 11001., sad we r. ennead the sane to be dose.
We have distend the sleek to eases *nines to be made at
the place station at Ilford Sir • discharged poliesmaa of
good *anew to be empiemd es • watchman within the
road by night. sad we MOW that sash puma be &p-
-pained as shell be duly heenanaded by the superistes-
dent of the pease for that pimples. We yesemmead that
separatism be made to Ike Osmoimiteser of Bolin, Ms
Ream* Megan.that pen esperiateadent, Mr. Stemy.
sad lbe belspelmerw, deiespb Welles,. m be appointed
meastaldes, Is help he posserving due order at all times
welfelathe semlery.
The port, whish wee Mewed by • Ina list of regula-
tion, wr eland by Edward Hieksoe Orstege Rom, T.
Bolt, Jews Weterlow W. A Peacoat, Beejemin Bower,
O. Aitchisoo, Thomas Ibrahim, sad H. B. Whiteside.
A good deal of esaversetioa took place spas a few of the
Imamges of the report, but it was ultimately *greed W.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING
Tba pablio sales of fassies me -steadily at
rittrdse• price,. Maid plum ft. 69i.
Corm —nets bas sot bus a pubis .Ms Weil. Ms
market Y st..dy.
Tsa.—We as witbost traumata's at impertaass to re-
port to-day.
6sursasua.-500 bap at &seal of rod quality sold at
full t r as. Rained.% 7as 8, iis. 61. to 34..
Bssgal Ned la piths ads at 10.. 6d.;
Kuisse, 94. to Ila, assordiag to quality, a put bombs is
at 6d.

DAT.

PIXRIITO said Weedily 4i to 4e, whisk osareely eapportod
GPs NO
rris —HO Mn Nark Wired sad bcaglit Is at
Elmoo.—Pearl sold at 24.. to
Cortex —No NM ropated.
laotr.—Bash pig "toted 09a. to 70e.
is other artiehe se materiel altonaloa.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
TM market resales quiet to dol, at the following gesta-
ting. :—Tows tal ow, 61a. rent sub ; Putman/. Y.O.
au tie net, 67r. ; !Web to April. 63.. ; April to Joao.
iglu 61; Ott to DOI. 611.

SMITHFIELD HAY ILARYET.—THIS DAY.
Yr. S. J. Dm. Import, a MI .opplj; riots wittiest
Primo meadow/ hay, 100.. to 106..; soporific
rtrtleit. to 116..; lotottor 411410, 70.. to 90e.; mita,
704. to 96..; doves, 100.. to 100 m; soma GU,' 100.. to
120 e.; draw, XL V. 10..

A letter frees Berlin of the 7th. is the Lapis
Oakette, says:—'TM eolebratod traveller, /Loa Ida
Phiffes. who fir sow Ilse past hoe boos beet, Ms jut
boos proseated at Roue, where she set with the moot gra-
iio•ll reeepdas. A hw days ago the was punt at the
tittles of the Royal Geognsideel Bseietp, sh,ob wee alio
eased,' by Prima Adelbart it Freesia. TM Prooldeat led
lea.. ~kr to a mot of Mass WIBISiI bed bees prepared
hr tor, ead the Measles. go replier, If. Ritter. sites,
wards &Leered as addreea, la width he palsied sat the
seamen' sad isportast reoulta whit the tomb of tide
Intelligent sad 1114/1161110111 lady have predated for the
*este of geography. Rae. Naar will hare Is a shirt
time hr liadageour."

Tbo ifeeinWas says—m The Lord Adroosto is to
sire trefolsee• before tbe Meet Cenalstre of the Braes of
Lieds es toe appsUsts joaisdietioe of that home. Ti
sobjest b proms sogssise the ettralles of the Freaky
of Adveceiee hem"

Dr. Mauro, of Laikartaa. is a misididate far Um
r oat chair Military Surgery t. the Valtarrity
loliabarsk, Uwe pumas.* of 'thimble emelt is the areara.

It is stated that Sir W. Cadriagtos, Bart., oas al
the ussobsts for sat Glososetemiths, is at prima rod.
only iodisponad at Ilk Leonard's os-firs.

firs University of Dobbin bso ereferredtbo delves
of Doertor of Wench*, &movie mum up= Dr. Andrew
Smith, dirsd S or.rnetsl of o rasellosi &putout of th.
army._

A litter hem Dresden of the 7th meth.= the
sew that the Lag of Mow his authorised the creation
at leipile of a CiMit Mobaisr establishment, with a
*mita of twisty =dl oas of theists (unity-live =allots
of (ma). The regulates@ will, it is old, he the sem n
these et the Credit Mobilise of Paris.