The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

111 E INCUMBENCY OF LLANDUDNO.

TO The IDITOI OF THI ,:raze.
• —My attention ham been called to a paragraph
. .4 os the ransoms Herold, of the 6th alt., sod
tee' peer, oath* that I bad resigned the
a'•• tai L andodoo, in oontlegueore of some "startling
• ,r,s hating been recently made with regard to the
roil and other charitable funds," of the pariah, I beg
that I bad no COMM etion with any charitable funds
to Of. parish, with the exception of the school, sad
management or miessnagerne tit of any charities, had
• rescoest connection with my resigsation of the in-
, kry, as I bad resigned previous to any of them so-tolled
sop thieleouies," whatever they may be.
b., wee maintained for years ebio fly at my expense,
..5 bishop arid one or two others, with whatever
L. c,u1,1 be made in church during the summer
• ire majority of those who had prwateed annual
• , a hare not paid them for some years. These fie-
were perfectly well known to the bishop sad the
en lug before my resignation took place, as they
tr.:, eft, if necessary. And the feet that they were fully
t is: set of the state of affairs, will, I hope, be sufficient to
tee me from the odium and obloquy which certain
5:5 u.,!eatrourieg to fig upon me. Trusting you mint
to this denial of the teeth of the charge aasiost me,
c. • the alleged cause of my reelgaation—l remain,
J. I. WILLIAMS.
ye, sear Abergale, Dec. 20.

:No.-311 g. bad. Oa &EH& ealleatr, investor
• tag lembise, by white a penes see remain serseal
t ••• wane at great depth, his been celled from
to try'his mistletoe In the port of Constantinople,
•k. HIM where the Niiri-Chinket sunk. lie ezperi-
,•. one, the !MUM ellieeeM in the preemies of TT. EE.
A. 3 4.1 Suleyenn Peeks, Vice. Admiral hinstapha kasha,
• ',Tel of the impede* officers of the Turkish navy.
▪ famished with his apparatus, descended on to the
4... of the Nairi•Cleerket, whs.* vessel he found at the
t".•.:. of about twisty When% doepls embedded in the
in: lite fore part of the vessel lay split open, sad her
',unused as the deck, widish warn covered with rus-
t..." f the rifling. It is 'spatted that Mr. Lori will he
a'ry .at. d to rail. ea meths( the rowel aid autos as can be
Mind.—Lilts Mail.
OF VIII PANAMA RAILROAD.—The Pa- '
mu }tolerant Company are collecting ont•Tials and
Lt...r4104 with
wes NS
tsVir; 70000MMenteezcIrtiOve :or maul
examen, have gone out from the Caned Stem, sad vessels
hec mitts timber mud other manrials are leaving almost
"-11, N lest than 29 mil, emespriarag vessels of all classes,
Itoe Int far the enteral depot of the compasy at Nary Bay;
• nem pile. driven. These have all gone out tines
tit of Weber; 14 vowels were loading for this one-
ror time. The steamer Omens tailed as Saturday
WM, the ease Genisation. She is designed to rue as the
(lam. Mgr, fee the delivery and transportatios of mato.
11 pants oo the line of the road, as they nay
be -New York form, of Coosa ca.
All Hi TWAT BUILDING IN Tun UNITED STAUB.
:7. annual report of 001•11211Tte and aangstioes gives the
airtilrinikUll of the number of steam boats built in
aged Mates sines 1824, 25 year', in periods of flee
Pinata :—From 1824 to 1829, 191; from 1829 to 1834,
Is3t to 1839, 601,• from 1889 to 1844, 622 ; from
l't, to 1819, 969 ; total, 2,492. Two thirds of trims are
IS the west, cos-siath et them In Ohio. The largest
1.4.0 01 steamers built at ems press are built in Pittahurg
k ▪ ptiebtlo.lflie 0 York Cbsentercial Adrertirer
AMBCIIOII AND Till TIGER.—The tiger teems
4"! r. ~1 Wow cccurrud at Tomato, a few days ago
" allerarta at our exhibition on Tuesday last, of
▪ toot intense, ezoitime, and terrific description, and
• let for the intrepidity, and premises of mind of Vaa
An' .deb would certonly have resulted is the death
..f otl fined. Signor Hydrate. The eiremaistances
• •. Llow:—At alas o'clock Hydrides west into a
,1•• .r. 'hint had bun placed our hugest pusher, the
t•-ti• tiger, the African'lioness, and the spotted leopard, a
and the hyena. The nibibitioo proceeded, and
d Reined to have the 611111111 cmplately under his
wj oldthe audience emend to be both delighted aad
n m-e 4 at the daring of the ' tamer.' The pef omen,*
..nrenHod very neatly to its cline whoa from some att.
cause the tiger hums sulky sad refused to
li!.lr4lio struck him with a whip, which so enraged
:• least the; hesakieg through all discipline, sad
s
- and ands yell of fury that terrified the audience.
apes his and brought him to the floor of the
cold do nothing ; ke had lost an control over the
Einytking was incoming= ; women faialed, others
kir% ,
L •41 WM?, childna cried, and the mssumasal p.m
It would hays boos all up with paw Hydra*, bad
Awthrgh, who our is the mbar side at the 1
the spot. Is an inetant he was ia kis ergs, end
this it takes as to write it bad the
saes hie feet in peeled 'abjection, sod ralsassmVs
• trill his peri.ous situation, folthattely mote fright•
ea rut Ton Ambergris pressesof mine sad
.„ 't
Ike. • I'M r.weerled by three Weeny shows from the
11',1 the time it tatted, about two or trues
t wan the most exciting scene ever witaaessd."—
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