The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-23 00:00:00

Her Metlady's Commissimeore for the prolmotion of
the Eabeaten of she Weakest Industry of all Name, to
be beide& In MI, lianas had the WIJOS subjects of their
again wan their anxious ecessiderati on, are now prepared
to state, tor the iolorotatios of the public, the progress they
bare made in determining es the different point' referred to
is their saammoement of the 11th of January lest.
TheYdecieems they have been able to ems to, have been
seamanly limited by their preset went of knowledge se to
what peemaiary means will be plaid at theta disposal; and
the skortnea of the time, dviy whisk this vast organisation
will hare to be wmpiermil readers it Imperative upon the
manaiselosen to he en mweet amid to the country, to
embee this we mama we peedbla, M lam epos what meant
54 subscriptions they my ultimately rely.
The male upon which this important undertskiag will be
*redacted, mast Is pend ealrely on the mann of
support which it shall receive from the public Her sjesty's
WZNOStostOarts appeal with eoaddeees to all Use.., of the
immensity, to enable them to alike ask fiber l arrange-
meats as will ensure the OSIPOWII of tide nedertakiag, is •
okaaaor worthy of tee Amite, sad midis of this mew
try, sad of the animas whisk hai he gives to the Mae
asthma of the world to emmile with we In • spirit of smarm
sad hula, simulation.
The eornmirebratre have lined egos the Ist doff of liege
1861, he mealag the ',IMAM.
The eommissioaen will be prepared to ream end take
charge of, at the expeose of the entemieskssere, all article.
width may be mat to them, and delivered at a plea to be
named by the aotalnienollent in Londm, on sad after lit
of Jassery. 1151, and will amines to to naive goods until
the lot of Moth inclusive ; after which day so farther goods
will be received.
. .

-----
Her Majesty hos beta graciously pleased to grant a sits
he this purpose on the south side of Hyde-park, king
between t►e Kensington-drive sad the ride commonly
called Rottea-row. . . . .

From the approximate estimate whisk the commissioners
have been able to mirk., they believe that the building ought
to cover • space of from 16 to 20 acres, or about one million
of sgusrs feet.
The productions of all maths, will be exhibited together,
uoder one general olemification.
The articles exhibited will be divided into fur motions, M
before announced, and • slassilled list, together with general
instructions effectieg seek department, are appended.
The building will be provided to the exhibitors free from
rest, wad will be fire proof.
. . . . . .

Eilithiton wit be'required to deliver their objects, it
their own charge and risk, at the building is the park ; bet
no Charles of any kind will be made whilst they remain
there.

Colonial and foreign weaselling will be admitted without
paying deity. for the purpose of exhibition, but not tor in-
ternal eisneamptioa. Her Majeory's Commissioners of Cus•
toms will eonatder all inch articles as bonded goods : and her
Majesty's Commissioners :or the Behlbition of 1861 will
make suitable arraneements foe their reception.
Ilex Majesty's Commissioners are desirous that there
should be complete local ommisation, and that the local
committees, wherever formed, should themselves collect the
rubscriptions within their own &ark% The local com-
mittees should advertise all subscriptions they receive, and
defray all Ircal expenses, paying inch .ommiftion for collec•
time se they may thick neeemary.
lies Majesty's COMMllilliell.lll think that the same com-
plete eyeless of organisation should be extended es much es
possible to the British coloaies.

Suburiptioes should be paid to the treasurers of local coup
mittens, and by them transferred to the gassed fund at the
Bank of Ragland, in the names of A. K. Barclay, Esq.. W.
Cotton, , Sir I. W. Ltbbock, But., 8 M. Petra, Esq.,
M.P., end Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M.P.
Her Majesty's Coetmesioesers haying undertaken the ab.
mist* costrol over the exreaditure of all money that may
ems into the hands of their treasurers, have wade arrange-
wets for auditing accounts, and ensuring the strictest

sieemony.
Her ilejsety's commissioners hope that the funds to be
planed at their disposal by ♦ iluatery contributions may be
ads as to enable them so to regulate the aacunt to be paid
ger 'stream that all classes may be enabled to visit the isz.
\abides.

Should any surplus remain, after giving every facility to
the esbibiton and increasing the pnvdeges of the public as
gpretaten, her Majesty's commissioners intend to apply the
same to papoose strictly is connection with the ends of the
exhibition, or for the astaolishment of similar exhibitions for
the future.

However large the building may be, the quantity of ar-
tkles seat for exhibition so sy swell any amount of space
that ens be provided ; her Majesty's commissioners conse-
quently to themselves simple powers of rejeeti n end
selection. Upon the amount subscribed must necessarily
depend the specs which they may be enabled to allot; but
Guise all circumstances they will have to exercise • certain
discretion.

Her Majesty's commisisionen also desire that the local
committees will, as early as possible, promo an inventory
or general Splitifitaliell of articles propoeed to be ezhibiteol
from thew districts, and of the spews which will os required
for their exhibitioa, in order to enable the commiesionen to
determine as sooa as porible the extent and the proportions
of the building.
Her biejestj's comasiseioners are in communication with
the F • n•office tosser fry the means of 'storming
foreign governments of the arrangements making for the
exhibition.
Her Majesty's commissioners are considering the Principles
upon which the prise fund of 20 0001. shall be appropriated,
and the best 'node at adjudication.
If then be say points upon, which local committees imy
require information, and will address themselves to the seer.-
taries of the commission, her Majesty's commissioners will
he happy to afford it to them, so far as it may be in their
power.

(Signed) J. Boon Ammon..
BTAiioID B. NOILTECOTP.
At the Now Palate of Watslooter, Fib. 21,1850.

A POrr-orrice Norici has been issued to p 'St-
ammers, directing that the order of any aosentissioner of a
Court et Bankruptcy fee the delivery of a beakrept's letters
to the official soignee, provided such order beer the seal of
the Bankruptcy Court, mint hereattir be acted vont at
once; the order itself being afterwards forwarded to the
secretary of the Post-office, with a report of what has been
done. Special care it to he taken to deliver up or to re-
direct sun letters only as are Mealy described in the com-
missioner's order (a copy of which should be taken before it
be torwasded to the secretary) and the period fixed by such
ceder must be particularly attended to.
ROCIIDALI SAYINGS BANK.— On Tuesday
night the unfortunate &positive in the Rochdale Savings
Bank held a nesting. in the Public Hall, linslidale, for the
purpose of coesidenag the propositions and suggestions of
the trustees, contained is a placard issued by them on the
7th limiest. Mr. Edward Taylor, chairman of the depose.
tors' committee, presided, and read a long report of what
took place at the different interviews they had had wito the
trustees. The abstractions from the bank made by George
Haworth since November, 1837, amount, as nearly as can
he ascertained, to 47,1116 i. It is considered that Mr.
Haworth appropriated the funds of the bank to his
own use much earlier than 1837, but the investi-
gatii n has not goos farther back at present. The
report goes on to state that Mr. Alezander Fothergill, who
emigrated to America many years ego, and died soon after,
was George Hawortli's security, yet the contaiissioosn fur
the reduction of the national debt neglected to get another
security in kis pleas to pretest the dermitors from los. A
probation wee pealed that a petition be sent to parliament,
praying that to* deficiency of the funds be made up by a
grant fr,m that body. It was also moved and carried that
the thanks of the depositors be presented to the trustees
and managers for their subscriptions, and that they be re-
quested to continue their efforts in the neighbourhood, and
asora generally through the kingdom, till the whole amount
of the money new due to the depositors he raised. -I he de-
positor's committee was reappointed and desired to continue
their services till the bank was wound up. The meeting
was well attended.

SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL SOClLTT.—Yesterday the
annual g 1 meeting of the governors of this charity wee
held at the offices, Kong Williars•street, City, John Wyld,
En., presiding. The secretary read the 29th nodal report
whin began by alladiag to the late awful visited= tho;
driers, nod stated that subsequently to the 211 tit of Jane
last the number of cholera saes admitted had bees upwards
of 2-50. From February 1, 1849, to January 31, 1860, the
nougats received numbered 2,239, and thee. were on board
at the conteasectement of lest year 181, making a total of
2,420, of whisk there were discharged oared 1,476 ; con.
velment, 230 ; relieved, 64 ; died, 241 ; and there sow re-
mained under cure, 179. The out-patients admitted during
the same period amounted to 2,099, making the total num-
ber of mean received sines the foundation of the charity
93,310. Net Is.. than 414 eases of easoslti.s and accidents
whisk oseurved on the river were attended to during the
put twelve months The insane for the year mown it'd to
8,21641., sad the disbursements enabled the committee to
purchase 2,3001. in the stocks. Amongst the ;mentors pre-
sent were Lord N. Chulmoadeley, Lord Weldegrave, and J.
Lakenchers, Bog.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLIIS' BCIIOOI.II.—A depato-
tics from the Parent &misty, in Loudest, met the Mende, of
this lostitatios Is Bristol, on Thanday, mad *boat 100 gentle-
men dined together in the evening, at the White Lion
Hotel. TN as et 12,0001. is lowland to be raised for the
purpose erecting a building capable of aocentodatiag 300
children. 3,0001. Yu been already sabsalbed in London,
and no late snu than VIOL 14.. 7d. has bees raised in
Bristol. It la intended to vie t Itaulanter. Liverpool,
Olsegow, sad other large town, and oadoevoor to raise the
gam above immolated. _

HINT TO WATER CONTIINIES.-It bu been cal-
culated that Mks ourzspelis might be supplied with lastly
tbosoade_ef gamd water eistaiattd by belief separated
hem the Lase tali If this be tree, whatever Dr. Buek
lawd ay say, pretty abeettaat ewe, of water "apply
taiMe ill die Ihroustese.—i seseA.