The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-25 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

East Norloill lonian, Friday, Montag Co;;;n,-11.
West Norfolk harden, Thursday, Shouldham, Thorpe
(a deer),-21.
Mr. S. Ulundi's' hounds, Wednesday, Wing ; Saturday,
Nub CONIIIOO.-1L
Lord Losedale's harrier', Tuesday, Hockliffs Grange;
Saturday, Drayton Mead.-12.
Hisythorp hAtnds, Wednesday, Tanaley ; Friday, Neu
Barn; Saturday, Kiddington Gate.—bait-put 10.
Mr. Drake's hounds, Tuesday, Skimming Dish Gate;
Thunder, Ararat Bridge; Saturday, Charlton Town.—
half-put 10.
High Peak harriers, Tuesday, Robin Hood By ; Saturday,
()wire len.-11.

Mr. Phillips'a hounds, Wednesday, Throne Park; Satur-
day, Braziers.
Berkshire hounds, Wednesday, Tar Wood; Friday, Rad-
Cot Park—half-put 10.
V. W. bounds, Tuesday, Stosebin Gate ; Thursday, Foss
Lodge ; Friday, Southrop ; Saturday, Jaekaimint's Bottom.
Mr. Fane's harriers, Thursday, Crowusarsh ; Saturday,

Mr. Morgan's harriers, Thtraday. Chillatoo—half-put 10.
Mr. M. Marshall's hounds, Thursday, Kennel
Mr. Furss's hounds, Wednesday. Berry Moor, Pstroek-
stow ; Friday, &Won's Down, Little Torrington—halt-
past 10.
Sir Henry Seals's hounds, Tuesday, Tor Brien ; Friday,
Colsridga.
Tiverton hounds, Thursday, Basbridge, mar Dulverton
—halt. past 10.
North Devon hounds, Thursday, Nortbmolton
Village—
half-pat 10.

Dulyerton harriers, Friday, Wookat
Mr. Trelawny's hounds, Tuesday, Flete; Friday, Leather
Tor—halt put 10.
Egmont barriers, Wednesday, Hatton End; Saturday,
°ashy—halt-past 10.
Carlisle harriers, Wednesday, Kennel; Friday, White
Quay, Btoneraise-9.
ifeunfriesshire hounds, Tuesday, Milhous.; Friday,
Springkeil—half-past 10.
Fits hounds, Friday, Dundreell—quarter to it.
Pytchley bounds, Wednesday, Ozendon ; Friday, A-hley
St. Ledgers; Saturday, Stanford Hall—quarter to 11.
Lord Southampton's hounds, Wednesday, Clayton ; Fri-
day, Wappenhass ; Saturday, Tile House-11.
Oakley hounds, Tuesday, Castle Ashby; Thursday, Craw-
ford; Saturday, Risley Village—quarter to 11.
Atberstone hounds, Wednesday, Kingsbury Wood ; Fri-
day, Churchoyer ; Saturday, Cadeby Gate—quarter to 11.
Crawley and Horsham hounds, Wednesday, Broadbridge
Heath; Friday, Rusper Village—quarter to 11.
Surrey Union hounds, Thursday, Henley Park; Satur-
day, Felcham Downs—halt-past 10.
Mr. Nipper's hounds, Tuesday, Pelioghurat Hill ; Friday,
Parham Perk—hall-put 10.
Southdown hounds, Friday, Earn Inn, Fine.
Cambridgeshire hounds, Friday, Whaddon—ball-put 10.
F. B. hounds, Tuesday, Bonithon ; Thursday, Tresillien
Bridge ; Saturday, Rascrow—half-past 10.
Mr. Brand's hounds, Friday, Mauldon Wood ; Saturday,
Colney Heath—halt-past 10.
Puckeridge hound', Wednesday, Manuden ; Saturday,
Ore at blunden—halt-past 10.
North Staffordshire hounds, Wednesday, Black Brack;
Frdsy, Ereall Heath—haltpast 10.
Ltanelly hounds, Friday, Cystanog-11.
Tiryside hounds, Thursday, Bronwydd-10.
Haldeman hounds, Tuesday, North Dalton, Whin;
Thursday, Lowthorpe Lodge; Friday, Friday, Kennel—
quarter to 11.
Sir C. Constable's atag-hounds, Wednesday, Wyton toll-
bar.
Sir Tattoo Sykes's bounds, Wednesday, Castle House;
Friday, Kithira, West Fields—half-past 11.
York and Aiuty hounds, Tuesday, Ship Bridge; Thurs-
day, Copgrore ; 8 iturday, Pill Mow, Bratterton.
Sisaington hound', Tuesday, Nawton ; Friday, Hoy-
Lanham.
Ca?tain H. Lewis's harriers, Tuesday, Brawith ; Friday,
Mottos Bridge-11.
Harworth hounds, Tuesday, Dalton %%Hags ; Saturday,
High Worsen toll bar—halt-past 10.
Bedale hounds, Wednesday, Busby Sloop ; Friday, Kiplin
—halt-past 10.
Hambleton bounds, Tuesday, Morton; Friday, Torn
Smith's Cro s-10.

Cleveland hounds, Thursday, Marton.
Ewe: and Suffolk hounds, luesday, Hartley Wood ; Fri-
day, Hadleigh Town—half-put 10.
En Ease: hounds, Tuesday, Wethersfield Town ; Thurs-
day, Countess Cross; Saturday, Kelvelon Angel—half-
put 10.
Essex Union hounds, Wednesday, Hitt's Hill ; Saturday,
Hadleigh Common—half-past 10.
Harrogate harriers, Friday, Kettlesing Head—half-past
10.
Duke of Cleveland's hounds, Wedneeday, Winans; Bridge;
Friday, Houghton Toll Bar.
Mr. Hrldyard's harriers, Wednesday, Swainby Bri
half past 10.
Stockton and Billingham barriers, Treads), Wolvi,kn;

Friday, Dalton Percy—half-past 10.
Durham County hounds, Wednesday, Holdforth Bridge;
Thursday, Long Newton.
Haydon hounds, Wednesday, Staley ; Satu:da:, Lingl.7
Castle.
Morpeth harriers, Tues.hy, Tritlington ; Friday, B:d-
Tindale hounds, Thursday, Naffertou ; Saturday, Ridirg
Mill—half-past 10.
Lard Elcho's hounds, Tuesday, Wooler Cottage ; Wed-
nesday, liilham ; Longudge ; Saturday, North
Chsrleton—half-put 10.
H. H. hounds, Tuesday, Four Lines, Beaworth ; Iliurs •
day, Ellersheld Church ; Saturday, Blnstead Church—
quarter to 11.
Mr. Lushington's hounds, Tuesday, Rainham Park ;
Friday, Longbeach-11.
N. F. hounds, Tuesday, Hunter's Inn ; Thursday, the
Ri-ing Bun, Wootton ; Saturday, Bowlisbury Farm-11.
Vine hounds, Wednesday, Malahanser ; Friday, West
Sherborne-11.
Albrighton hounds, Tuesday, Dudmaruou ; Thursday,
The Plough, Weston Heath ; Saturday, Sutton Maddock—
half-past 10.
Mr. Allen's hounds, Tuesday, Orielton ; Friday, Coldblow.
Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Wednesday, Bath Lodge;
Thursday, Rood Ashton ; Saturday, Yate Rocks.
South Berkshire hound., Tuesday, The Mutation., Bac-
kleburr ; Friday, Unhill—half-put 10.
Sir John Copt's hounds, Thursday, Stratkfieldsaye ;
Sa-
turday, Eveesley Church—half-put 10.
Cottesmore hounds, Tuesday, ttyston; Thursday, Grafts-
%barge ; Saturday, Market Orarton-11.
Sir It. Sutton's hounds, Tuesday, Lodge.on-the-Wolds;
Wednesday, Ratcliffe Hall; Thursday; Screptoft; Friday.
Coates' Tollbar ; Saturday, Thadding worth Orange Hall
—ll.
Duke of Rutland's hounds, Tuesday. Great Penton ;
Wednesday, Belvoir ; Friday, Ropsley Rennet—half put
10.

Earl FitzwiUiam's hounds, Wednesday, Leighton Village;
Friday, Walcot Park-10.
Southwold hounds, Tuesday. Winceby ; Thursday, Market
Swinton; Saturday, Welton NVood-11.
Thnington hounds, TuesdaT, fifth milestone on the
Ai reton and Derby Road ; Cavendish Bridge—
quarter to 11.
Mr. Meynell Ingram's hounds, Thursday, Swarkstone
Bridge ; Saturday, Howerom—halt-put 10.
Mr. A. Smith's hounds, Tuesday, Oars Hill ; Wednesday,
Ashmanaworth ; Thursday, Lower We It Farm ; Friday,
Park House; Saturday, Roche Court—haltpast 11.
Craven bounds, Wednesday, Henwood ; Friday.: Heath-
anier ; Saturday, Hare and Hounds, Larabourn Woodlands.
Mr. N. Fellows's hounds, Tuesday, AUswear Bridge;
Friday, Chawleigh Vil'age—ll.

FIRE IN BELIAST.—A fire of a very destructive
and alarming character broke out on Tu. Way afternoon, is
the extensive flvx mills ot the Messrs. Mulholland, at Belfast.
Property to the amount of 10,000/. was stored in the wing
of tbe building where the fire took place, and a very eons,-
decade portion of it is stated to have been consumed or
damaged. The ilury, however, woe amply corned by
neurance. The origin of the fire was unknown.
THE HANSEATIC TRADE.—The opening of the im-
_portant commercial port of Hamburg', has enabled the
General Steam Navigation Company's vac3eil the John Bull
to arrive fcr the first time from that ..ace and Cuxhaven
respectively, having on board a general cargo of provisions
and 'merchandise of posseetic produce.

...I.EBOTMAN'S MODE OF DEALING WITII THE
CHURCH RATE QUJEgTION.—The Worceitershirc Chronic*,
in its Stourbrldge news, gives the following letter:
" The its,. C. H. Craufurd, rector of Oldswi: fo d,
has addressed a circular latter to th, pewholders is
his church, as follows Dear Sir,—The total amount of
the annual expenses connected with the performance of
divine service, &e., in our parish church, including the
organist's salary, the choir, heating the church, &c., is about
1001., out of which items to the atuount of only about 201.
can be legally paid out of the chum rate. The remainder
must, therefore, necessarily be raised by subscription. It
does not appear to me worth while to disturb the peace of the
pariah and to %cite the of diseenters by enfareing their
contributions towards so paltry a sam as 2W. per annum, and
several members of my congregation have expressed the same
opinion. I am, therefore, vtry desirous of raising such a sum by
annual eu'•acriptions, as shall audios to defray the whole ex-
penses of divine service, &c. ; thereby obviating the neees-
iecheac:temoitruo,cauherdo.bauluilbsommraiilidtiy,oonours
tawoitilytihohefaocrthithaninrcehgraoo twesu..aaryrvioiceifsbalinhi
to myself, the amount that you feel disposed to subscribe. I
am, dear sir, yours truly, C. 11. Craulartl.—Oldawinford,
Dec., DIV:

HORRIBLE UFFERINGS.-8111PWRECKED
I'AEISENSUERS PROS NSW YORK.

A, number of persons tame home is the Trent,
West Indies wiener. who bad beef shipwrakod cm their
passage firm New York to Liverpool. The ship in
which the passim left New Tot wit the L. Z., Captain
Mars, sod the name a the ship whit& rand them was the
Americas lease Manta, Captain Valued.
The following laid mount of the wreck of the L. Z. and
Marietta, and the sufferispe of the paseerpre, has bon net
us by one of the panosorn, who Is now at Illonthamptos.
The writer is a respectable mos, • native °Massy, who
west in search of a an. He la • load surveyor, and says
saver istaded to cop is MMUS.
The liver Alp L Z . roiled from the road of New York on
Harmony man p, 11 h day of January last, laden with
autos, ft sr, MIST ladies corn, and about 46 peistater,
((R 9t*, Mak, llit:teh, and Ciernon), hosed to Liverpool.
Oa Sonday, the 13to, it blew a strong gale, whit* west on
locreasia evil Tuesday night. Early on Hadar. night, it
wee senesured that from 7 to 14 hot of water was in the
▪ ettersup hem a leak. Marry a the crow were drunk.
A pump we.thes attempted to bo nand by W earpenta
dreads. Dotithems). who wo seerehing for his Mill and
what Wowed to the pump, moil the want posted It so
tact that Ms preparation woe solos, lostead of hales it
is order before hood. Tito poseespers gave their asolassoe
as he a they weld is any Ilse and were obliged letvi)
o
op the pomp., lying both choked sad not is order.
the awl was vas op he lost after aldnight of Monday
or saoroisp of Tuesday. Jas. 13. Crow husk, and paeder-
ast and took's( true ks and teats, sad lookiag peg,
and some onog end offering pieces of bard sad pork for
psi t the personere.
The captors, f r the dot Orr • dories the Mrs, crawkd
est of the estd• as if droak, sad ordered the cargo, or •
pat of it, to be thrown arm He nasined there so Nam
Hies • few Wastes, robes lowest to his oohs again, sad
1.1 the ship. ,to the mosagomant as dashes wow sad
rams. The pampa sad sand mate emphyod them,
Sava is petting overhead asso tar knob sod coterie
balsa, kw sorra dna hoer*. Ho sodas harelip to be sees
employed whin rortirod--som atop on cods of cable,
drualo—aoste looking out for boat., and sone of them hardly
at tact, duty to sea ship, lino, or argo. le the soothing
• Twoolay, 18th Joassory, halms .net sad eight
o'clock, the American Wyse Midas oppeased in sight.
Hailed her, sod Wm to take so soda until 'host • mile
shred of as, and then lay or boa to, until we shift all pa-
mpers on bard et her. with oar best mote standing with •
pistol rocked in his boil, threatealag to shoot any purrager
who trosa Nike with him either a trash, chart, boodle, or
amtbiftg olio but what elothrs they wore at that time,
which left se is a mi-erable and naked condition to this day.
The tacos is baud of whist we was thee, beton bound
he Horses, sod stared her course sat morals; (Wednes-
day) 181 k hos try, to Harrods to lona u. then, Led whim
lathe 8 to 10 mites of the island of Bassoda stack as •
rock, and was mode a total walk Wes Buaday aftantion,
20th loamy. ship sad cargo lest, wept sows timber;
caws it both vessels saved by pallet bests sad about 12 boats
from the Wind ; poosagen also saved.
We wen that, received in Bermsda, particularly by the
eaptaia of the barque which saved es, bet did not lie as •
bed from Jan.l3 un fl we landed in this town (Systbamptiss)
• tke Mod of February, being forty days sad sights witti-
est a bed, nor stripping off our clothes, bat lay is oar wet
elotheo on the Ii or al as empty hoses in Bermuda, and in
empty berths on bard the Trent steamy.
Lat.. when the L. Z. had bees loot., 38 deg. north,
lowitsdo, 67 &or. west.
lons Camaro a Based Cabin ransom.

Southampton,-24th Feb..
Two of the parsearmi (Germans) perished just as they
kit the wreck. Another presager became mad from fright
and sulfa*. The whole of them when they landed at
Southampton being destitute, were ebhged to be supported
by the guardiars of the poor. They are now waiting for
the arrangements to be made to send them home to their
several willies. One of the women wan confined the day
the Trent arrived at Southampton, and wee not able to be
removed.