The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-14 00:00:00

PROTECTION OP LIFE 411 D PROPERTY.

The following circular has jolt been issued:
Committee-rooms, 30, Westmoreland-street,
" Dublin, 12th Jan., 1859.
" Sir,—We beg to inform you that a meeting of the
nobility, gentry, and others inteiested in the peace end
prosperity of Ireland, will be held at the Round-room of the
Rotondo, in the city of Dublin, on the 27th inst., at I2o'clock,
when your attendance is particularly requested, and on whir&
occasion the Marquis of Downsbire has kindly cemented to
take the chair. The object of the meeting is to consider the
propriety of forming a permanent emaciation for obtaining
snob amendments en the law as may appear from time to
time necessary for the better protection of life and property in
this country. This la an objectin which it is expected all dames
will cordially unite. We enclose a statement of the most im-
portant matters which will be submitted for the consideration
of the meeting. It is also intended to propose measures
for the encouragement of improving temente, sad the assist-
ance of the labouring poor. The committee will feel obliged
by an early reply, addressed to J. Overend, RN., at the
committee-rooms, stating whether they may expect your
attendance. The committemmoms will be open daily from
ten o'clock sm. till five p.m., lee the purpose of allording
information, and honing cards of admission to the meeting.
—We have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servants,
" GROIIOZ A. HILL, I Ron. seas.
" J. L. W. NAPI3I,

THE BISHOP OF OEFOED.—The Record having
stated in a leading article that "it Is now pretty generally
known that the Bishop of Oxford does not temple, at least
in private, to avow his belief in the seven sacraments as he
pretends they were allowed by the primitive church before
the Romish apoetacy," the Whop immediately replied—" I
beg you In your next paper to declare, as publicly, that there
is not one word of truth in the statement; but that it is dm-
ply and altogether false that 1 have ever avowed, or that I
entertain any such belief."
ROYAL COLLEGE OP SI7RGEONS.—The following
members of the college having been elected at previous
meetings of the council were admitted fellows on die 13th
instant, via.:—Messrs. James Coles, Weymouth, June 3,
1825 ; William Candell, Basics. Derbyshire, January 22,
1830; John Archer, Birmineham, July 2, 1830; George
Fraser Brady, Felceragh, Ireland, May 17, 1839; Henry
Mortimer Rowdon, Nottingham-place, April 16,
181;
Theophilus Miller Gunn, Langhant-street, April 8, 42;
Edwin Hearne, Southampton, April 29, 1842; Charles
Arthur Arkin, Southwick-street, February 3. 1843; Frede-
rick Tinker, Hyde, Cheshire, Mae 12, 1843 ; Peter O'Brien,
Bengal Presidency, June 9, 1843 ; end Edema Holland
Ambler, Hemel Hempateed, August 14,1843.
ACCIDENT ON THE SHREWSBURY AND HERE-
FORD ReILwAY.--Yesterday morning an accident happened
on the above railway, at the Craven Arms station, miles
from Shrewsbury, and seven from Ludlow. &vend
were injured, but fortunately no hew were last ; ancr:thir
dering the circumstances under which the accident took
place, it fa marvellous that the oonsequences were not the
most dissent:rue. The Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway
consists of a single line only, with sidings at the various
stations. The 10 a.m., train from Ludlow woe due at the
Craven Arm. at 11.38, and at the same time a luggage train
from Shrewsbury was arranged to meet it there. and so pas
each other. From room cause the driver of the luggage
train rather overshot his mark, and his 'rein. instead of re-
maining in the siding, peered the junction, going on
to the main line, where the paseenger train was slowly
moving in, and into which it ran with • great emelt,
smashed two airriage• into splinter., most ths passengers
escaped with a few slight cuts end bruises. Four persons
were rather more seriously hurt, bat in neither of the came
is any danger ded. Mr. Findlay, the traffic mana-
ger, and Mr. LaMs:riei:, the engineer of the line, went at once
to the scene by special engine, taking withthem Mr. Clement,
and Mr. Heathoote, surgeons of Shrewsbury, and every at-
' tuition was paid to the sufferers. It may be added that this
line has been hitherto particularly free from accidents cf ell
kinds, although the itereariing traffic has long rendered It
desirable there should be adouble line of rails.
THE COLLISION AT LEA-BRIDGE.—A correspon-
dent residing on the line of the Eastern Counties Railway
informs Its that a requisition, very numerously eigned by the
travellers on the railway, will, in the move of a few days,
be forwarded to the President of the Hoard of Trate, ear-
nestly "eliciting on their behalf the most searching inquiry
into the muses of the collision which took place at Lea-bridge
on Monday evening, the 6th ult., with serious injury to many
of the passengers.
IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY NIEETING.—SIRWING•
RAY, JAW. 13.—The second of the meetings of the irounme-
ters of this district for the current quarter use held in the
Town-tall today. The attendance was large, but upon the
whole business was quiet, though there was enfilcient doing
to muse prim to be firmly maintained, the general (Onion
I beton that there will be no advance at present. Makers of
best bars are well off for orders, at 71. 10e. per ton.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLINO
Jan. 13.—Admissions on payment, 1,332; ditto
by MOMS ticks% 623. Total Ashore,
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