The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-01 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.

We are but moderately 'applied with Basta, but the de-
mand is so mall they cannot be sold. A few choice on..
make about Mond's quotations pretty freely; other kinds
can scarcely b 3 disposed of at any price. The sup-
ply of Sheep is not large, but sufficient for the
trade, which is exceedinc.y dull. Prioes on the
average are rather lower than on Monday. There
are very few buyers of Cale'; altnoigh the nu.e.her
is small, prices are no better. Our fireiga supply manta of
477 Beasts, 1,380 Sheep. 163 Calves, and 80 Pigs. The
number of milch Cows is /16.
Pew stone of alba. a Li. el he ttoas of taw d. d.
Bout Peon.Heratordi 3 4 8 Dag Daft I 11t ti U
Boni BW:inborn, 3 2 DwaL0ngw0015........3 4 3
Dewed graft Desato 1 4 18 Do. do. spore uU 0 0
tadwa 1 4 6I Em awl woad quality 61 3 0
'kW Dam s Half-and 3 6 U Lambe ......
Bram at aserkot. 3.2 ; abeep sod lam* 4.:10 Calm. be;
Pi" 000.

SWEAETNO-IN OF THE NEW VICE-CHANCELLOR.--.
Mr. Baron RAN, whose appointment to the vacant Vice-
Cnancellorship has already been announced and confirmed,
will be sworn is before the Lord Chancellor at his private
residence in E ton• square, on Sa•urday wonting next, the
first day of Michaelmas term, rrevioua to t.e general levee
of the Judges. Ills lordship will, alter j iiniog the levee,
proceed and bike Lis seat in the Vicc.Cltanceller of Eng-
land's Courtin Westminster Hall, the arrangements being
Mattis* Judges orthe Equity Courts should sit at Westmin-
ster on the first day of term, and during the remainder of
the sittings in Linciln'a Inn. It is confliently stated that
the vacancy occasioned in the Court of Each. quer by the
elevation of Mr. liar.,n RAd^ will be fill!d up by the so-
*utmost of Mr. M.D. Hill, the Recorder of Birmitgi.
Mr. Crowder, Q C., the member for Liakeard, end Mr. W.
H. Watson, late m 'usher for Kinsale (alto vacated his seat'
in favour of Mr. B. Hawes on his debut for Lambeth) haw
both been mentioned as having some shins to the elevatiot,,
bat kis, notwithstanding, believed in well-informed quar-
ters that Mr. Hill will be the new Baron, and that his ap-
witatment will be made la time for his Wing sworn in on
Saturday and taking hit seat in the C aurt of Exchequer.
The first day of Michaelmas terns is likely to be remarkatle
for the appearance of four new judges : The Lord Chancel-
lor, Lord Truro ; Sir John Jervis, Chief Janis' of the
Common Pleas; the new Vies Chancellor, and a new Boron
of the Exchequer.

AOCIDENT TO MIL CHARLES IWATfIEWS, Tint
Com calAut.—Laat night en aceidenroccurred to Mr. Charles
Mathews, the lea's of ;the Lyceum Theatre, during the
performance of the new comedy, " My Heart's Idol," which,
it fe expected, will prevent him from Mailing his professional
duties for some time. In the first scene Mr. Mathews,
while fighting a duel with Mr. Vining, receigal the point
of the sword in the palm of his left baud, through which it
completely pasted. Mr. Mathews left the stage immediately,
and the audience way not aware that tte accident had hap-
pened until Mr. Antry, the stage mer.sger, craved the in-
dulgence of the audience Cur Mr. M., hews, who had met
with an accident. The curtain was dropped and the muoi•
clans commenced pleytng several pikes of music. This
hated for some time, and the audience became impatient.
Mr. Itnxby was called, and after a short de.sy he again come
forward and explained the nature of the accident, and that
it being impossible to c Istinue the comedy, he was then
waiting the arrival of the company for the hat piece. After
a delay of about en hour the perfornunes wu resumed. Qn
making inquiries at the stage door it was found that Mr.
Mathews was suffering the most gents psio, and that Irs.
Jonee, his medical adviser, had dream d the wound, which
was discovered to be of a most linens character.
THE FEntLEY MIIEDEItERIL—The fall of the ell
et Seaford took place the same day that the burglary at
Arlington occurred at night. A man named Watts, residing
at Penneey, who knew Hiram Smith, informed the East
Same const•bulary that he saw Smith among the trowel at
the fall of the cliff. Mies Capper, the Rev. Mr. Vidall's
sister, has seen the party charged with the Frimlry murder;
end she says sbe has no doubt that Smith was the man who
caught hold of her arm. and that L:vi Ramona was the
eau who 011iztd Mr. Pidall on the stain. Inspector
Dun, of the East Sussex mmtstabulary, says that Smith bad
been hawking hardware in the neighbourhood of Arlington
two Jaye before the robbery occurred, and that he sold a jug
to ths pep/lean at the Dielccr, which is very near the rev.
gentleman's residence.

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POACHING AT KNOHOLET.—On the 10th of Nov..
1843, an array with poachers took place at Knowsley, whisk
resulted in the death of Richard Kenyon, one of the
keepers. Fire men were trisd and esademind for tee mur-
der. John Roberts, who fired the fatal abot, was bung, but
:be ether bet had Moir sentence commuted to transports.
ties kr akin lIIMIDget the man implii.sted, bat not arrested,
WM OW WWI nasal Tudor. Mr. Morey, superintendent
4104 Its Idea% pellet, i.e. had • warrant in his poun-
ding OW AM Ar the app•hoosion of this moo, but he was
eiall ambildisionatto it the other day. Tudor, however.
is new hiwisagermar 111, and ft I. ft smear the chugs
an. dill; javorpoof odfle•re. He will, of coarse,:be re
wad rasa as he is sufficiently reeoversd. •
PAMIRMORRO' STOREd.—The revenue authorities ''
have throned that, wbou OAP proper officers of the depart-
ment are reporting upon applications of parties for the
minimises of tobacco, cigars, and muff, brought to this
country by pump,' is their lo,gage, and consequently
neither contained In the ship's manliest nor °facial report of
the vowel's cargo, they are to state distion4 whether the
proprietors or their agents acknowledged, yrevionely to the
examination of their packets, s, that lobster, cigars, or nay
was sLntained therein ; and the Aisne are also to ante
whether they be satisfied that there was no intuition to
nide plaint 01 the ditty due on the articles

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