The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-27 00:00:00

THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 11351.

Tr' VISITS or THE WORKING CLAMIES.—The
importance of providing suitable—that ie to my, cheap and
genventent—accommodation for the visitor' (of the artisan
elms) to the exhibition has been fully recognised by the
authorities, and they have nominated a district committee
to superintend the arrangements necessary to offset/this
object. It Is stated that the existing lodging accommodation
for artisans in the metropolis will be insufficient for Mae:-
, peeted cumber of club visitors; and it is thought, in dacha
quarter', that • new class of accommodation must be pro-
vided. Amapa:eats for lodgings will be carried into effect
either by persons who will provide accommodation on their
own responsibility, or by parties who will undertake to
manage the accommodation of a certain number of houses
within • given &strict. The kcal committees in the
country will sommunicate with these managers, so that the
visitors, on their arrival, will End their lodgings provided
and ready for them. A scheme is in count of formation
for providieg an extensive establishment for artisans.
STRICII AT TES Woaxe —Yesterday morning the glaziers
and many of the labo employed, etruek tor an advance
of wages. Oa a dispontion beirg evinced to create • dis-
turbance, the police were called in and fresh hands t ken on.
Tae glaziers complained that they could only earn 224. •
week by piece work, and the labourers that they had only
half en hour for dinner.

TZ3 PRINCE EIRIBITORS.—The Havre Journal states
that the Descartes steam frigate, now at Cherbourg, has
been ordered to proceed to Havre to take on board tne arti-
cles of French nuutufscutre intended to the grand Ezbibi-
thin in London.

IRELAND.

Dumax, Nov. 26.

The election of r presentative. in the new town
council of Dublin terminated yesterday in a manner
calculated to regret the highest credit on the citizens.
The old political distinctions which divided the
people seemed for the moment to be overlooked, and
the watchwords which used to carry the moat worth-
less candidates in triumph through the poll were of
no avail. The best candidates in each ward were,
with very few exceptions, chosen, no matter whether
Whig or conservative, young or Old Icelander, and a
body of respectable mercantile men, whose interests
are identified with tholes of the city, have thus ob-
tained the managementof the municipal affairs. The
official declaration of the poll will not be made until
to-morrow; but the numbers have been obtained
with sufficient accuracy to show that the result is such
las I have described. The committee of the Cham-
ber of Commerce have thus been successful in their
orgenisation. It is rather an amusing circumstance
that Mr. John Reynolds, continuing to hold his office
of Lord Mayor until the Ist of January, will thus have
to preside so long over the new body, so different in
its constitution from the late corporation, and embrac-
ing it must be admitted several members who have
been engaged during the year in personal hostility
with himself. Among the unsuccessful candidates a
"treat many will regret to find the name of Mr.
Maurice O'Connell, M.P.
Mr. Bexley, the Treasury clerk, who was lately
acquitted on a charge of embezzlement, but was de-
tained in custody at the suit of the Crown, under an
extent, for a sum exceeding 8001., received by him in
his capacity of Paymaster of the Constabulary Force,
was yesterday diachsrged by order of the Court of
Exchequer, on finding two sureties in 6001. each for
his future appearance.
The prosecution of Captain Kennedy by Colonel
Vandelenr, of the Kilrush Union, for libel, is to be
proceeded with, the parties not having been able to
come to terms as it was expected they would on
Saturday last. The trial, however, cannot take place
before next term. -

During last night it blew a severe gale from the
west, and this morning the weather continues very
boisterous.

CLERICAL.

THIS LIVING OP EAST FABLEIOII.—A correspondent
says: The government are not only averse to the recent
attempts, both et home and abroad, to bring the nation under
Popish subjection, but that they are determined to exercise
their patronage in thwarting such proceedings. One of the
most valuable livings in the gift of the Lord Chancellor (East
Farleigh), the living lately held by the Rev.H.W.Wilheriorce,
hes just been presented, ovsolleited, to the Bey. Thomas
Watson, incumbent of St. Philip, Pentonville, on account at
Cie anti. Traeterian views _ .

bT. BARTHOLOMEW'd CHURCH, RoßY.—The Liver-
pool Chronicle says, " This church, erected lay sub.cription,
in memorial of the late Richard Erie, E.q., of Sdenhunt,
and endowed jointly by the Earl of Derby and the Vicar of
Hayton, was opened for divine service on Sunday last. The
building, as it now stands, la intended only as the channel of
• future church, when the riquirements of an already in-
creasing population demand its enlargement."

Rev. A. 8. , w Wilsthoros C.,
Lincolnshire; va1..6261., with modems; pit., Lord Chan-
cellor. . . .

Rev, A. H. Wratielaw, to the Head-hleetarehip (pre. tam.),
of ',elated Grammar School, Ewa.

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, Nov. 26.—PROMOTiON.—To be Pay-
master sad Paner : Charles A Pritchard. APPOINTIIINTS.—
Assistaat-Stargoone: John Jeffeatt, to the Ocean; and D. L.
Morgan, to the Trafalgar.
PorrsmouvH, t.v. 26.—The Inconstant dis-
charged her freight at Spithead this afternoon into the Lively,
dockyard lighter, by which it was brought into harbour.
From the dockyard it was carted to the railway terminus,
at Landpon ; and it will be conveyed at 6 o'clock to-morrow
morning, by MOSUL E. and B. Emanuel, bullion merchants
of Portsmouth, to the Bank of &gland, by special train,
per South Coast Railway, to London Bridge. Advice. by
the Inconstant state that the aceounn were very muck exag-
gerated that appeared in some gegen in reference
to the mlanndentandieg that had taken place between
Captain Koppel, of the Meander, 44, and Captaia Erskine,
of the Havana, 19, as to the right of appoin.ment of a com-
mander to the Rattleeaake, on the death of Carole Stanley.
Having discharged her freight, the Inconstant sailed from
Spithad to Plymouth, to be paid off. The Phaeton, 60,
Captain George Elliott, has had her powder and shell
lammed from her to-day, being ordered to come into har-
bour, to have a new foremast. Hecate, steam sloop, Com.
mender Hand, sailed at noon to-day for Lisbon, with medi-
Moe, storm, Ito., for Commodore Martin's squadron. Dili-
gence, naval transport, sailed today with SWIM, for the
westward.
PRIZE MONEY.
(From last night's Gauche).
THE HYDRA.—Notios is given, that the account of
*ales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the Uniao,
by her Majesty's steam. sloop Hydra, on the 2nd day of
March, 1849, will be registered in the High Court of Admi-
ralty on or attar the 6th of December nev.—J. WOOD-
aim), agent.
Tim FIREFLY.—Notice is given that accounts of
the Menage bounties for the slave brigantine Gerardo, seized
on the 6th October, 1848, by her Majeety's at. am-vessel Fire-
fly, will be deposited in Registry of the High Court of Admi-
ralty on the 27th instant, agreeably to art of parliamsnt.—
I. G. and T. Einzwith, Agent., No. 22, Arundel sweet,
Strand.
THE DOLPHIN.—(Second Payment.)—Notioe is
given to the Oilers and crew of her Majeaty's brig-
antine Dolphin, T. L. Roberts, Eq., deceased, oommaader,
and boats' crews of her Majesty's ...loop Scout, that, on the
9th December they will be paid, at 15, Surrey-street,
Strand, their proportions of tonnage bounty for the Spanish
schooner Dolores, captured on the 19th April, 11327, end the
shares will afterwards be re-celled agreeably to act of pulls-
seat.

£ a. d. £ s. d.
Flag 4 8 1 Fourth class .... 017 0
Commander
Elagond ciao .... 211 0 Sate alum 0 6 9
Third elan 1 6 8 Seventh alm
000 a .... 0 211
• F. Dl. Agent.