The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-27 00:00:00

Ahern, Wallas Lovelita,aad Daniel Canaan, soatales the
(*auras statement :—" We bold, Ice tie lest situ years, ear
farms at Dampens, near this town, frost Mr. Jobs Mandl.
ton, sad hie sister: Mrs. Alisabeth H. Bryan, • widow lady
for whieb we have paid the aural rests of Ahera,
Luskin, $2l and Connell, 281. In amesquenes of the
messure of the peat awlal visitation, we wen unable to meet
our Isadiard's dessantl, sad were plunged into streets with
hiss to the amount of 2001. Thus situated, what ware we
te do—either to ilea sway like thisme from our poor Ma-
ttered buses, to oak a &tag smeart mrsagen in a foreigu
land, or throw carmine on the generosity of our landlord.
We adopted the latter
asas and were not disappointed.
lie acted nobly by us, she not only gave us a clear receipt
in full of all demands, bat be gue s reduction of Ahern,
171. • Luskin. 201. ; sad Connell, 181., at the present re-
deceit poor•law Tableau."
REDUCTION or RlNT.—Colonel Close, of Dram-
Weigher Castle, has trade a general Macaw to the whole
of his traeauy of from do. to 7e. per sere In
the rent of their
fasts. The land was previously let at from 11. to U. 10s. per
sae, and is all of a very superior quality; therefore, the
pretest rents era considered namely reesonable,
The MACIIETRACT.—The Lord Chancellor has, on
the meonanendstion of the Berl of Ka appoiuted
Henry, lathy, Seq., South Mill, Killarney toteconuasssion
of the peace for Kerry.

CLERICAL.
ORDINATION.
IT TES DISKO! OF Skiff AND WILLS.
On the 23rd lastantoid Wells.
DOcond.—B. c. K. Bedroroft. Queen's College, Cam-
bridge ; J. W. Benz, B.A.,Trinity College, Dobbs; R. V.
Blathwayt, BA On Trinity College, Cambridge;
M
Church, Oel College, Oxford ; T. Cox, .A., Tri-
nity College, Cambridge; De Lisle de Beauvoir Dobree,
B A., 81. Peter's College, Cambridge ; P. 8. Newell, King's
Colley. London; H. H. Oliver. B A., Corpus Christi Col-
lege Cambridge; A. IL Elugden, 8.A., Wadham College,
Oztiurd ; T. C. Tanner, B.C.L.,Bidney Sussex College, Cam-
bridge; T. W. What*, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge.
Pathers.—W. T. C. Brands, M.A., New Inn Hell, Ox-
ford; B. 8. Croft, 8.A., New len Hall, Oxford; C. 8. Prirfp,
King's College, London; J. T. Gelltbraad, 8.A., St. John's
College, Oxlertt ; G. L. Harkness. B.A , Bt. John's College,
Cambridge ; J. B. Weldy, 8.A., University College, Oxford.
uuuuu vomit

ran. as a.. • ~.
Bev. C. G. M'Pheraos, 8.A., to Aldridge Curacy, Stat.
kedshiro.
The Rev. Edward Charles King Bearcroft, to the assistant
enemy of Bridgwater.
The Rev. James wick= Bevan, WA., to the assistant
avail of Revues's.
The Rev. lard Vemy Blathwayt, 8.A., to the assistant
corny of Stoekiend, Bristol.
The Rev. Charles William Mush Bontflower, MA., to
the assistant curacy of Chew Magus culn DundrY•
The Rev. Edward Broadley Burrow, 8.A., to the vicarage
of Evereveiseh sum Coesterbiade
Tne Rev. Chain Marcus Church, M.A., to the usistaat
curtsies of Barriagtou and Bhepton Beauchamp.
The Rev. Elias Lorenzo Clark, MA., to the curacy of
Mookton Comb..
The Rev. Thomas Cox, M.A., to the curacy of Timbers-
wadi.
The Rev. Edward Cusack. M.A., to the curacy of &beery.
The Rev. de Liao de Beauvoir Debts*, B.A , to the
assistant weep of Peahen.
The Rev. Curies Thomas Frampton, M.A., to the nosey
of Christ Church, Frew.
The Rev. Bowdon Griffith Greens, X A., to the slimy
of Christ Church, Clevedon.
The Rev. George William Hutchins, M.A., to the assistant
weep of Charlton Maskrell.
The 8... Robert Lawrence, M.A., to the rectory et

Bleadon.
The Rev. Richard Pike Mato, M.A., to lb* meaty of
Trull.
The Rev. Percy Sarjeaat Newell, to the anistant curacy
of Eat Lydlord.
The Rev. James Aileen, M.A., to the minimal gamey of
Crewkerne.
The Rev. Thomas Cornish Pratt, to the curacy of Thar-
The Rev. William Walter Pitman, MA., to the vicarage
of Welhogton cum West Buckland.
The Rev. Ebenezer Smith, to the perpetual curacy of Bar-
too Saint David.
The Rev. Arthur Maitland Sugdeo, 8.A., to the assistant
curacy of Midsomer Norton.
The Rev. Thomas Charles Tanner, 8.C.L., to the curacy of

Nynehead.
The Rev. Thomas William Whete, 8.A., to the assistant
curacy of Kolstoo.

NAVAL.

FEVER IN TIM WEST INDIES.—It having been
stated that bar Majesty's ship Pathan is still suffering from
Nicaraguan fever, we are glad to be able to inform the rela-
tives of the persons on board, on the authority of a gentleman
who left on the 28th November, that all the eases from that
ship and others In the naval hospital was becoming rapidly
thavalsorant.
ADMIRALTY, Dan. 26 —APPonclmanrs.—To the
Sampson—Lienuessau, C. J. Didhaas and A. U. Fos;
Muter, Thomas Bowen; Assistant Master, F. L. Kelly;
Purser, T. Hooking.; Bsoond Muter, W. P. Ward ; Clerks,
R. H. Bolles and O. N. Spam ; Boatswain, J. Pool; Cu.
pester, J. Tucker; GOMM, James Cook.
To the Calliope—Eleoond Starer, N. Lovell.
To the Brikmosis--tkeoad Muter, George Turpin.
WOOLWICH, DEc. 26.—The Volcano, steam sloop.
Commander Rivers, loft Woolwich to-day fa Plymouth and
the coast of Africa. Late advice, from Ban Juan de Nicara-
gua give an meows, of the trouble between the sommaader
of the British sloop of war Persiaa, 12, and the American
steamer, Director. While the latter vessel was preparing to
ascend the river its °Sian were officially informed by Com.
mender Batman of the Persian, that if they attamptad to
move without first obtaining permission of the authorities of
the town he should fire upon them, and la oankamity with
this threat, he moved his easel to within 100 yards of the
Director, so as to bring her effectually under his guns
without any protection. The othoers of the Direotor were
obliged to submit. The New York paperesay, "Snob high-
handed outrages as thews will undoubtaaly be speedily
9,

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S—THURSDAY.
A blank day.

POLICR.-YuTERDAT.
SOUTHWARK.
D•nixo Juvissma Tatovu.—Three diminutive young
urchins, named Parte, Harris, and Amott, belonging to
a gang of Unioa-strtst thieves, were brought before lltr.
Alkart. charged with breaking into the prelorts of a
man named Allen, and stealing therefrom 14 Maras.
Prosecutor deposed that on Sunday evearg he locked
Isis pigeon-house at the rear of his premises, leaving all the
birds safe, but when he returned hose an hour afterveseds
he saw marks of footsteps which lad hint to believe that
some persons had catered his yard. He then looked about
sad found that the tiles had rem removed from the red
whir he kept his pigeons. Oa entering, he drooveted that
14 of his most valuable pigeons had bean stolen. Knowing
then ware several bird dishes in Kaat-strut, he pro-
ershod then when he ascertained that Papas had sold
two st one :hop, sad that he had left only a few Wastes
with the other prisoners. He accordingly west in pursuit
of them, and ohm turning the ronerpieverest ha
met them all with the pip ia their on. A cow
stable being with him he gam rem all to custody.
Mr. A'Beekett 'Mod hiss whether he had bread the vs.
'minder of the pigeons P—Ets replied that the other bad
made their ream and returned home.
A bird dealer in Kentestrest stated that he purchased two
of the pigeon from Payne, and the others dieted him sons
for sale, but he Melind parasols( them.
Payne and Harris admitted steaks; the pillars, bat Are
sett denied all knowledge of the theft.
Mr. A'Brkett comesitted sash of them for 7 days to the
Home of Corrostir.
Istronarr Smarr ROBIIRZY.—John Tyler was charged
with • daring robbery in the Kest-rod. Xt. Matthew
Maid stated that on the previous night sake was mails
along the Katt-red, the prisoner came up and remsarkesthe
bra that it was a fine night for the swam, sad added that
MIMI a Art Cranes down the rood, sad was pig
hors. Comprises% said vory little ia reply, being os way
aniline to cultivate the assoriatanes of a stesager, sad
Its therefor pilgrim& bis pass in order to cattle& of
Ma. In this ha we drappalatesi, as the parer
,es 01 kept up with Ma, sod when they arrived at
,and
palings in frost of a garden the prisoner rushed up, sad
Wan the char of somplaraat's water, by aintrlrai;
natal potholing was away. Oraplaimat
pursued the primer, Stop thief " sad he was svea-
tasll and the watch was dirsiered afterwerds by
• pel la the read, when it must have bean thorn la
the aeons of the pusait.
TM miaow said that hawas reputably romestol, sod
dialed the charge. He was committed.

FATAL !Locum= ON Tag FIVAIL—ON aLelihNSI
ere, Mr. Bribed held an inquest at the Charing-cam Hos-
pital, ea the body of Henry Maleta, aged 64, who feat hie
life wider the *shoals' Mayday aireasumeasse :—lt ea-
=from the evidence of Impostor Wadies, of the
Polies, that on flatarday storalag last doessesti had
the Mtge of a sailing barge, Mk& was pitting dews the
river with to tide. Deemed wms om to after part of tee
barge, sad his sea had the maaarseat of ts. Ham
es widest are esaitastly mania, at Meeradader-
bit& la soasegssaca of so may el the arehas beiag
up. The tide ..to as the mire of the bridge, sad
waterma hare emideraltie rilMealty is passing *magi
the two Massie of the bridge ea the mei mad wadi
shore, sad alma the four-nt Garrett smiles their
vestals nosiest the mile that ace Meshed up, sad they are
mom Os this oseaska deceased was ateeriag for the north
Mimi, and as be reacted to bridge the bugs appeared to
iaeline towards the make arse; spas while he imam
awe excited, sad left the radder is haste, kr the
of essistiag Ide era at the oars. His loot casglit the Lea
bar to whisk the sails are fastened, sad he was throws Mis-
lead, apse the gaawale of to barge. Hs serer moved; a
Mk Wadi Weed km W nostrils, sad he was parried atee
hemplial. hat wite demi to be quit* dead. There wee 'sly
a min sag ebp mass, toad ao other marks of 01111•111
wig& amigid YitMs the cam of Mak. Mr. Timahema.
the Woussesses. MA sot made a pest wasteas maks-
gia`,4 the bay bat. aa was of Waken this deemed
tlpglbed Medied &Nowlin of the asse.
',ado whisk eassiit
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