The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-06 00:00:00

THIS PAPAL AOORESSION.

REMEIII3IIANCEIL itilurtned the court that her
Majesty had been graciuusly pleased to app3int Tuteday
next, at 12 o'clock, for the reception of the corplration
acing, upon dm subject of the r.ggressini of the Pope of
Rome. ((.3.lltrtr.!)_ . .

Mr. JOHN WOOD moved that the communication bore.
(erred to the committee appointed to draw up the address to
her Maji Hy, in order that arrangemints might be Endo
arlapteu to toe important uccasicno and te the body Isom
which the address had 'inmate&

Mr. HENRY BLAKE seconeFd the motion, and sug-
gested that the preparations shotli be in very respect
calculated to show that the eorpration fairly represented
the feeliog ef the nation. (Cheery.)
The motion was unanimously agreed to.
It is believed that the pros. el .0 to Windsor Card. on
Tuesday will be most strongly indicative of the opinion of
the citm •ns of London,

Mr. WHITE (chairman of the Coal, Corn, and Finance
Committee) brought up a sport, recommending that the
sum of 10.51. be granted in aid of the Thum* Ceuroh Mis-
sion Socit ty.
Mr. ANDERTON objected to the grant. Ile did tot find
amongst the list of contributors the name of the Archbishop
of Canterbury down for more than 21., and he did not me
the name of the Bishop of London down at all, although the
misrion wu within that prelate's diocese. (A laugh.)
did not see in the hat any of the large traling e immunities
of London, with the exception of the East India Compsny,
and that wealthy establishment gave no more than 3W , go
that the ins'itation could boast no great commercial support.
Ile believed that the society. like many others, confined its
advantages to a few individuals; and as their corporation
would actually have to borrow money to make the required
contri►ution, and to pay interest upon that money, he telt It
to be his duty to negative the motion.
Mr. BOWER said that if any class of men wanted reli-
gion. instruction more than other classes the @salon formed
that oleo. It had been insinuated that penknife individuals
derived the great profits from the society. Now the clergy-
-1 man—a gentleman of exerlient education and high attain-
ments—had no more than 2501. a year for his labours in the
minion, and surely no member of the corporation of London
would say that the rev. gentleman we overpaid for his
exertions in instructing the poor in all that was important
to their Ware happiness. (Hear, bear.)
The report was • ben agreed to, and seat back to the com-
mittee to be earned into execution.
The sum of 521. 10s. was voted in aid of St. Mark's
National Schools, Rosemary-lane.

SMITREIILD MARKET.

Mr. H. L. TAYLOR, it; bringing up a report from the
Markets Improvement Committee, with the draft of a pen •
tines to parliament fee leave to bring in a bill for the im-
provement of Smithfield Market, said, it would be wholly
unnecessary for him to occupy the time of the court upon
a 'object on which so many discussions had taken place.
If it were necessary he would show plainly that the com.
mines bad resolved upon the only course which it would
be reasonable to adopt, and to which be had no doubt the
Donn would most readily gin its sanction. (Cbeen.)
The report was as follows :
0 We directed the Remembrance, to prepare the necessary
unties of an application to parliament for the improvement
of Smithfield Market, in the next session, and the same has
ben published by as accordingly. That the Remembrancer
having by our directions prepared the draft of a bill to
starry into effect the noommendations in our report, agreed
to by this hoc. court, for the enlargement and regulaiion of
Smithfield Market, we have since approved the said draft
bill. That the forms of parliament requiring that a
petition for leave to bring la the said bill should be annexed
thereto, and deposited in the private bill-office of
the Home of Commons. before the end of the present
month, we directed the Rentembreacer to prepare the draft
of a petition umordingly."
The petition to parlYment was than read.
Mr. BROOK wished to know why on such an occasion
the intolerable nuisance of Leadenhall-market was not at
all nuntioaed
Mr. H. L. TAYLOR said the committee were not
unmindful of the condition of the locality complained of
they wield, however, promptly attend to that question when
they bad disposed of the more Fusing subject to which the
report referred. (Cheep.)
Mr. J. T. NORRIS congratulated the court and the
public on the decision at which the committee had arrived.
That which bad been too daringly minted u to the model
market character of Smithfield was now entirely abandoned,
and step by step they were driven to the admissions cootained
in the report, that buyer and seller wen alike justified in
complaining, and that the public were right in demanding
better and mere extensive market moommodation. (Cheers

and murmurs.)
Mr. W. JONES said ha never listened with more disgust
to anything then to the partial evidence which had been
got up before the perliunentarycommitere to street the City
AG to its markets. (Cheers.) It a new market was to be
Mall he would not took for a site for it in the City ; but the
nukes was in exist's" and he could not imagine any
place so admirably adapted to sere the interests and the
earrealenos of the eerie community. (Hear, hear.) As for
tM ceasplahit that Smithfield presented • nuisance, they
had only to look at the vans and other moving annoyances
to prosecutes that cuisines one of • very insignificant
eherseur. (Hear, bear.)
Tke report was then to, and referred back to the
committee with instruc to prosecute the petition in
parliament.
upon the motion of Deputy BEDFORD, the sum of
60W. was granted by the court in aid of the fend arising
from the gifts of persons on their &deflation to the freedom
of the City, annually distributed by the Chamberlain oa St*
Thomas's day to the poor widows of freemen.—Adjourned.

THE PARISH CHURCH OP ALLHALLOWS BARYDRI
was barglariosaly uttered cm Tuesday ovemisg, and mmm
mischief done. Although the depredators only suosoaded is
taking away some black cloth Std the commission table
Dover, they destroyed, however, two ray old casdalabra that
IMO upon the altar, and did memo orbit &assn. IS is pu-
nned that KIMs one woo seemed is the Marsh.

MODEL Minaltata.—A ride which has been oat to
thb country from Franca, addressed to General Fox, and
Wended to be submitted to the metralttee on man arms,
has arrived by a steamer from Calais, and the Lords of the
Taziosseare Oren the necessary directions to the proper
ter in free delivery tot that puree.