The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-11 00:00:00

Wormannumpron. Wszurvenair Raman.
Inhermatione seder the 'high Aet harm been slain
=beim the entity angiassotos here today : the dis-
use en the peraistrwe la the barmy
=a seem Is so tar ripened. that is all probability
will be fall em pew. ter the fascist he some time
Ile erne. To-day there were new points to be raised and
&sided es, Wed lee wen
eleelelet of barest felt was
syWented in the large nuendsnee at the ssegiatrates' reeve.
It is quite true that the Truth All. are explicit enough,
bet that they ue sot staple ermeght to answer
all the
the
required k equally akar, isol-
ated' se the tritek-resatees menage to evade the set, sad
se neaps the penaldee, big the iageanity of lawyers, and the
annereas keg-holes allardad Ihr their soaps ; several,-
le n, the,* seems to be good grenade ter tle seenTSolllo that
the aptora—frauduktt and wrongful es it is—will before
rery leag be pat dews.
Tlw aaagktrates ea the bench be-day wore John Leigh,
B.g. (stipendliu7), J. B akar W. Biddwht, W. Foster,
C. II Drminack, and 0. B. Tiorasyeroft, Bags, sad Dr.
Denies.

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My last letter wallet man to have bees, at lasat, useful in
• bench of magisrates • hat the Maw of it seems
to have a not shapelier paieloohla to sena of the au-
thorities. Were pnesedling setbsinein this meeting, Hr.
Isles eared seise seplusliens salasese " masvhat
extusediamy ausers," tollab(Bei mil) had amassed in the
DeAy Nem of Thanday bat (Bee Express of ease
dav) He thoaght that the writer had been We-
ider/sal by interested parties. Mr. Barker, ups'
whom some impstatioas had !boss cut. wes a moat
us. fel magistrate, sad he denial that there was any die-
positive en the pan of the beach to preveut the truck eases
being brought ea. He admitted that then had bus
groat ineeavialeneo aimed by the delay in getting the
ease decided, Is assegneue of there being as in-
still/lent anodises of niasistrates, but it appeared to
him that the report la the Dail", News was calculated t 3
many a false imprimis', however unintentionally it might
have bees • the only object of Mr. Baker, the magistrate re-
fined to, lied been to pnvt at an Westin Wag done, by the
mess Long sailed on is the abuse* of Mr. Bolton, the de-
fendant", stil w_sey. A esnereaties esmsed, niitileh the
sumer es both sides took fart; bat the resat wee to
lean the impremion unaltered that Mr. Barker had mani-
fested rather to Lukas a disposition to consult an attorney's
soinestienes ; sad is illustration of this, Mr. Thonseyereft,
a magistrate, laid that nothing amid be worse than to make
the poor safer be ruses of au; aannessary delay.
la reply to Mr. Leigh's observatioes, which were of a
gesmal eharestar, oar reporter says that no charge what.
ever was made @galas that !toilsome. he being a mast
uselleat cad pabistakieg insisting, but that no impartial
pence mild witness the demeaaour of Mr. Barker, on the
cocasies referred to, withcm being susible of Els disposition
to overstep the strict line of his duty the ifilescloss tn.
deaey of the report Is the Deily News kw been eakaiwi
lodged by many persons, and animist shirr, by magistrates
themselves, who have expreestd to the writer their quoits
that the magistrate referred to needed his attention being
called to the only duty which his magisterial office entails
spat Wm.

EPSOM SPRING MEETING.

THIS DAY.

[By Exprta]

TRIAL STARES,

Bushranger
Knight of Gwynn, .. .. 2
Dark Sagan colt 3
Won by a.head.
TWO-YEAR OLD STAKES.
Rockbound .. I
Catalpa .. 2
I'Mlts . 3
Won easy.
GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES.
Backbiter .. 1
hicUtletet . . 2
Cheerful .. .. 3
13 ra Won by a neck.

THE VACANT COLONTLCT.— Major-General Wil-
liam Wituys is to he the new evlontl. He will sneered S
:uses DAtglas us Colonel of the 93rd Highland Regiment,
sad Sir Janbw is, it is understood, to be appointed Colonel
of the 42ad Highlanders.

FIWICLA 111/19.31411Y.—Th0 annual Meeting of the
governors of this charity was held yesterday, et the London
Tavern; Sir J. L Loakington is the chair. The report of
the cmosittee related principally to the offer recently made
by B. B. Cabbell, Eni , M.P., •1 some mind on knife in-bill
as • site for the erection of • new infirmary. The gift was
accompanied by certain condition, amongst °then, that the
same of the institetion should he alter, d from its present
title to that of "IP. Andrew's Hospital for Diseases of the
LOIN? Inter iS4111;" that the Bite should revert to the donor,
mans the hospital to be erected upia it were fully completed
at the end of five yean from the de's of the offer, and that
Kr. Cabbell 'lnlaid have the right to impose say otht r con-
ditions he might think desirable. The committee, tunic'
monsidered the proposition, and having endeavoured, though
without omen, to procure a modification of the termi
made by Mr. Cabbell, recommended the governon not
M naps the new site from that gentleman. The teeing of
the meeting was quite in agreement with the views of the
eseandttee, whose report was adopted, and a vote of thanks
was passed to them, on the motion of the chairman, seconded
by Kr. J. B. Kelly, for their conduct daring the past yeav,
especially la referemo to their neiotiations with Mr. Cabbell.
The minutes of the last meeting w, re then confirmed, with
she exception of that part or them which cin'aioed a vote of
thanks to Mr. Cabbell for his proivond donation. The sur-
gical report stated that 643 cans have been received during
the pest year ; of these 271 were cured, 157 wen materially
relieved, 6 proved locureb!e, and there was I case of death.
From the 1.. port of the treasurer, it appeared that the re-
ceipts for the year 1849 were 1,7681. 15s. 7d. Toads. were
given to Mr. J. Masterman, 11. P., the treasurer, sad also to
Mr. J. Faraival, hoe physician, and Mr. F. Salmon, hon.
surgeon to, and founder of, the charity. The proceedings
terminated with the usual acknowledgment to the chain's&

FATAL COAL-PIT ACCIDENT AT WOULEY.-0E
Friday evening a fatal widest occurred at tke colliery be.
loosing to Mr. Nightie/01k, Woralry. Two mien named
Eli Me-lineal end John Berry, on ling work, signalled to
be raised to the top of the pi!, it'd they were accordingly
heisted up. When they reached the month of the pit, the
eagialser endeavoured to stop the eaglet ; but owing to their
weight being lighter than the loads usually wound up, the
limpets, given by the descending basket, and the quick speed
et which the engine was going at the time, he was unable to
do so. The consequence was that the men were wound up
to the head gem!, when the chain snapped, and they were
dashed to the bottom of the pit, a depth 4150 yards, and of
course both were killed. On Monday Mt. Butter held an
ioquet on the be dies at Worsley Stocks. From the evidence
given, it appeared that no blame attached to the engineer,
who was a sober men, end had been in the employ of Mr.
Nightingale several years. The jury returned • verdict of
" Accidental death.' Mennen was 38, at.d Berry 47 years
of age, and both have left families.

THE GREINWICII HOSPITAL SCHOOLS.-It appears
by the report of the Bev. Henry Moseley, her Majesty's
Isspector of &hoele, that the number of boys is the schools
at Midsummer, 1849, was 761—via 132 in the nautical
echo.), 2.51 in the op,.er school, and 381 in the lower school.
The number of boys in the upper school at the time of each
examination, who were then within .15 months of the
period when they must leave the institution wee 38. The
proportion per coat. of those who had acquired a knowledge
of navigation, and (In various degrees) the practice of
nautical astronomy, but were imperfectly, or not at all, ac-
quainted with the mathematical theory of the latter scissor,
was 35. The number of astronomical ob made
and recorded by the boys of the nautical school was
43,280. The number of boys receiving daily instruction in
the art of making astronomical observati me was 132, and
the number of nautical charts drawn was 183. The number
of dealie which occurred during the year *Ming Midsum-
mer, 1849, was 3. The weekly cow of the diet of the boys
was at the rate of sid. per day. The number of boys dig-
'barged from t►e salmis during the year was 190; of throe
10 entered the Ro) al Navy as =eqe rs' aseistants, 2 to the
Royal Marines as drummirs, 21 to the merchant terrine, 71
to their friends, and 19 discharged for misconduct. Mr.
Moseley reports that the conduct and progress of the boys
and the management of the schools is extremely satis'actory.

BELGIAN HoIBEB. A steamer which has just
arrived from Antwerp has broushl 28 Isom s as a portion of
her cargo, 'cosigned to order, of Belgian }sadness The ar-
rivals ot horses are now numerous and regular from Belgium,
and there have been lately some more Was usually large
arrivals from the Hanseatic ports, but the present is the
largest iniividual importation of the kind which has taken
Pima.
CDRIOUI APPLICATION.—Mr. Davenport, the soli-
citor, applied to Me magistrates yesterday, in behalf of
Mary *Court, far s sammoss against lA. captain of a ship
which arrived is tile Mersey on Bunday last. The girl (as
she stakraye bad es es board the vestal at Now Orleans, to
as• Wad. samed Miss Orme, off, when the captain
farad Me fats las sobh, sad would not permit bar to go
as same. Ns was► smerellagly, as she said, brough, to
Liverpool, sod lofts sham without money or friends. The
saMmoss we. penialetepool Courser.