The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-25 00:00:00

'IRE NEW COURSE NCERY. OF PROCEDURE IN CHA (Fros me Deal Nom) Tut first day of blichaelmes Term, whew the nee course of procedure in the Court of Chem; omen into operatiod, is rapidly pr i o =inge Inelle l anxiety is felt both by nen ad by suitors with reference to the mer ig hil l ar asl s ystem. Such anxiety is not The, impending alterations relate net 11811Oly to the prierl ties i n the courts, but they alas Wanelhe the directinn of the details of a suit to the Mips eittleg at Chew hers in substitution of the pule Media it Oben. cent, and )et to the present mentent no puma sibs an orders fur regulating the form and sale et Ire• cedure before the Judges so tithing at Members Dee bee* promulgated. The practitioner is left without chart or compass, and will be obliged to act in work ing out a new system without having had the oppor tunity of considering the effect and operation of the navy which he will be required to observe. Of all the changes in reference to the Equity (outs none is more important than that which abolishes the office of Master in Chancery. After years of complaint, dismission, and suggestion, this is the first direct experiment at improve meet and renovation which has been made. The office is one of great antiquity, and its actual duties in modern times have been rightly designated by the Commissioners as "partly judicial and partly ministerial," the latter being mainly, if nut entirely, performed by the Masters clerk. The, judicial duties have consisted of matters involving directly or indirectly the question in dispute in the cause; and the reasons such matters have been referred by the court to the determination of the Master have been three-fold—first, the de fective mode of taking evidence in Chan cery, from which it often occurs that when the cause is heard it is perfectly obvious that all the facts have not been proved, and that farther inquiry is essentiel to enable the court to do justice; secondly, the technical rule that the court will MX decide questions between co-defendants; sad, thirdly, the accumulation of business from want of judicial toice in the court itself. At different times various modes of altering the present system have been suggested. Most of these have aimed at the elevation And extension of the Masters' powers. They were to sit in public, to hear matters continuously in the same way as tame are heard, the parties being bound by the Master's opinion s sleet of course to an appeal; and mem et a t = me logs were to originate before diem. this has been to some extent candid into Abet hy the acts tur winding-up joint-stock compotise ether modern statutes ; but certainly with ao iserease of satisfac:ion on the part of the Moon and the public, with the Court of Chancery. The ten dency of modern legislation seems to have been to eh Tate the Meters, and it avast have been obvious to the Cosamiesiones that there was no medium between edema( the blasters to judicial functions bat allghtly from those of a Vice-Chancellor, or than to the performance of duties not mush above new performed by their chief clerks. It was tiaras* resolved, as we think wisely, to abolish the caw of Master, and attribute his judicial duties to the judge himself, giving him the aid of clerks to perform the ministerial duties. In early times two of the Masters sat in rotation in court with the Chancellor when hearing came., and they thus became not only personally acquainted with the merits and proceed ings in the cause, bat had the advantage of knowing the views entertained by the judge as to the course and conduct of the subordinate inquiries he thought fit to direct. A word of suggestion from the judg e . or a brief question put to him by the Master , during the hearing, might Nave a world of trouble and ex pellee to the suitors in their subsequent proceedings before the Master. Besides, the substantial authority of the Master's opinion was much greater when be had actually heard the cause, than when all he can know of it depends on the written proceedings, and the, perhaps, conflicting state ments of the parties and their legal 'advisers, and moreover, being militantly in court, the Master's knowledge of law and practice was kept op to a higher point, or, at all events, in a mare motive state than can be the are when he is confined entirely to chamber practice. The Weak.. Daum, WAXI - when engaged in appeals from the &slims of the Masters, wed pleasantly to refer to the olden practice of the Mahn sitting in court, and to say " it was a pity tie peeks was discontinued, for it enabled the Melon is bow something about the law and prestige of equity' And there was un doubtedly sees degree of Ina in the Jed, for it is every day's modems that exclusive devotion to chamber prestige lea set add to the abbe of a lawyer in emetheing milestel goodie. This is strikingly ahem emeeyst eureqausee. often sit in Flambee pewhoing over illsellies ad bash bag dells Mill weal - hs lesipalel in a sisment whe seppetell eel reehea bLzE b l i o open met. Realities of Me in werle en leaf of Ot Wel owl to by voodoos whisk meld Nom be *mil by the meets, bat thee, if insisted is, the tem only &keenly' is istesiwise er a Chem, Wt. Thiess the meat le seises or the palatial dl imaiss of he siesiderable erabedielis is the . ordinary= 1". Te beep the tall proper Iris, meet besiesew.the Medin ccesiderlan firki l smelted gmedine der Teal strife and argnmeat— is steamily ineaL Of this advantage the by the seeders system, be bees "stir* The sitars will are obtain it, since, by Ike ig taa ef the Osemtheiems, all matters he deeliee, Mean Ming heidentally fa program and mite of a come, or bang Meetly or blindly cm the ultimate anm to be delswelea, will be submitted te same judisiel Mod, sad greeter unity, implisity, and presidat persipment io met inevitably resul say Nor is it any dis Is the Masten to that the decease of ids ligsity ledge will be more readily accepted and smryim.rsl la, for they are may a men of a very Meet calibre to that of the Wistar , It wait be remmaseed, boweer, that only two of the Waft Meters have bees se yet" solifeem their dales," sad that the • Peet are rifted te Wad e lie beldam new peel cog their aim This basins is by no mews to be weed op so speally es some =ppm; though vale es are to be see to the al Meters, no new yet the =irdoeemains the large exception of Atlases some previous reference made in ,the seem or matter, or in SOON other mines or matter =therewith, the Court may think it espe- coke web referees ; and in matters ~,hz .r . 6. the Joint Stook Car Winding- Nile Mil, as it comedown from the stow of Lards, goie own a larger discestiesery powee—e muaceely, to mat tie.,...tie.,... t0 the Masters hi sew m or witime—bet that was a pee at staying the pro • of law Mem villa the Home of Com mie very properly rehsed to wrist to any cos. As it is, we are sot certain that too large a pert of the old system has not been let ; for, botn the ea exploits referred to, it is doubtful whether mem of the remaining Masten will ever be "selemed," save by that eat_whish, sooner or later, Mee all mew, glad er otherwise, hem their &time. Se leg is part of the old me lee ramie, thus will be ewer het the cmgisteeess ef lie present dwell be maned by ea eel of the two eyelet IN V i g a J and settee. *Alai eheele set to me. with the yet liagesfre lidele that ma peelbly be dee essediag to the sow pee. Rae emcee in eider ewe or ia esemenho with other muses or males enweested theeemia. mkt to be wide to tbs Maslow =me 1 s thoteo probabiy the immolate ej=aleillos of the Meters' Mks mid ad be ben Mae without Iwo pedal sr Isopowy ioneeselemob we behove thet then sight base beis Wend is the ad men • isseemienee belly tesetanhte ewe whole beim ofiededeg s et eep to the jelly's the to whose mewls Hwy are amis.. shim by k•Ving alive the authority et the Ilbotota so hog es may be the ems osier the nese set. Having regard to the emplisata mom in volved in most Chieweey mite, we am* way however, expect se grist a &sags to be meow plished without seem p_sebaps any eel mod derable, Ma t ind then is no question that the mere mss less of NOM of the new plea will mainly depend on the vigeer—we may add troth and siscieriiy—with which it is carried oat by the Chancellor sad the rest of the Equity Judges. The public sad the preforms have seen with very natural singiving the alterations made in the original bill with the sanction' of the Chancellor, and which tended to render the change of system less complete than was intended by the Commianonere, and even by the framers of the original bill, who did sot thesteedves quite come up to the nocommendstiens of the report. Whether too large exceptions have or have not been made bona the new and improved system will much depend upon the spirit is which it LI carried est. That thepehlic will watch with jeelousyany attempts which may he node to modify, postpone, or create exoeptione to the refurmed practice of Chancery, all who are concerned in the administration of justice is that court may be assured. ONUMENT IN LIVERPOOL TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. 1 A esseting of the inhabitants of this town woo , Mid at mos es liaeese. ailed kw the of 'Meg I the isloblimie MR •10.1.11/1/ a High Mingo e mit ihe=le Ks many Me is the mud , the Deka of Wibitim. Karr. Tessin dirt:Amu', In., 4 4:11110iWt= s w e es a angeded esi bi r sjarp ef t : h e: eswoof e lm = sad ponies TheK•soe, es lehig Ks seek, MI be bed mob pies suse Is soling a ..Yep he gunk en dent, end to show hen gent the Wig wee le the tows, be moil mann thet Ong Maud nensdale bed boss get op le me day, bet they were eon angel hoe ess. the seereatro= to eisnL i t: genomil sad weeesM opines w (Cheers) I . hoped the sem minebeses Wing meld seam new, eel that • sesetedel anditabie te the Mee meld W erected. (Chows) IM= Team, In . K 2. roes to nen the Ant =rgad rid , he seginied It'ked sot Mee to • sere eam to pigpen It ; bet be Alt that so me melnd, es the sem of Wdlienenweeld lint= me the records of this great engin Meted I sod so lootats ibe sere et Reglishmen gelded epos the earth, se re gesehi iseensioes of his meeet his dads plias end siniestige. Ike Duke of Welligne bed sunned es mal AMA to seas, and his die panne mid net have Its dhleed, me nest den the days of Rohm bed GM seek • glom ever the esentry. His Winn sobinegmen were eepteibled is litany ; it maid be wishes Is wenn thee. es they was honshold weeds, oni uppermost inthe nisi Obis etrestemes The geed non end met judgnest displayed by th e Doke, together with • stein sense of ,sty *Ma was eel. meetly hie aberemegiele. gent mess bed justly oedema hies to the Marts et hie e, and he gelled egos tam to nark thin anseelatien - of the amine rendered by him by • • nernerial Mal est nip be we of hige bet meld int threat e ll e l si ll;„ (Applawn.) He osegishiit by movie the ressiedn i "Tint this weft& Mims et tnufringthe eedaelige igt which the e of the late Wu 11 elliegtes *OS held by the tsMs of this been" sod &preening then =sitehele which, is Nelms Se the of Me weird'eseetrprh lie selnielpdoe be opened he the perms of Ilt w e . bis swam a sedu sunward by • iiistue, to be by piriabene of the Conseil, is ems iskshle el al the tows." (Cheers.) Wn.uast Bess*, Esq., )L.P., saris,the sessiellin. Be sell. whatever di ff erent* of spines night preyed es le the paw, whin Ind tanned es In Oarganiel wan, she.. 'sea bonne. to the maim meshed the Doke ef Hel dman'.. lie me me Moen a gigMr Ms et sontry ; nor was ems mild of the titer of die Masse side. bin. @brays sesselop nen* gnnireseies lin one WI sent elesw it MS ponied= dm be hel dew. Rye bed bete the fainfel egesselier of ben Idnesty. Brost in wee, cart is the nests. semi his sane meld lire Is the beans if his Wmatrynas. lig bend there wend be no Is put of the Wpm, era inhebiline sebsseibleg feeds In nigh a Inswenent se timid be a weft to the twee, sail thew Is the Mks wt we oppessinel his qualities. There arm wee ema who bed meted through life with nen disistmendeer then the Dube—who news. la the mem at Ids alien sad maw ewe, me at. t i s i eri a lrj a s umtat""`'eZ br as in d eaz et s= (Loud pepinges.) The ilmas t the mosiallen, which was WWII mud waiir pa Mw. Nag., is • short Maw, is whin be spoke ilzmainto Ws et missy et Ihs illesdrlme doemsed, eagamita nii ke the *. haw / 11114"1111s ea bi t th" ' i—Tbe = AiIdTVZ Meeem e Thome 1/1/. ord. Manses'. charts. Chalimer, Wm. nab, ape Ilems. T. B. Bawl Nakao, Bee. lielt. Bush Mashy, Uwe* l. Amason , laa. OM IL L LB a. _Lamle' Me" GM. Mamedi, Leda'Mass, J. 1 1 14 t ar. Nelbes. J. Todd X Inset Makes, Malian itadsheas, W. IL Tram 3. titajTibia, Jibe Tort. James ,B. Z. Theespeca, ense. esti Jahn Mem, Ufa • dignmaa peeing ongeeMed that the mar et J. B. Lind, Bei., should be WM to the esomittoo, which was apied Ms. Pam ligagnamem samaded the resolatioa, which woo tarried waimesely. T. B. Ilfiaraus. at., ILP., wed the third reeds- W. amines Mr. T.B. Km as toeseerse to the eem smiting. Me said OM bosoms _moil AM Ma to the deep epseatby Mt Is livened. mid Wl* is peel, bat la every mbea ths =sat et Zweep—mt mes e et which hiked pay • es the way of the Dabs et - Wallintem ria:Vien wee =ami thee. be Weed M • pea lama wee wad, pest pave swim, still they b age ill the WM et his willies sad Mein, sad We was son et bale about the we et I s iate• which owed se it Wire IS) pm mead* is and to setowd the =of bee wheemigh eiseam.) Pe wee es Maier, a• "WM MiNgara. sal ohms sii, a BMW peciet. Beloved his ile ia—veoglhe level Meow 7. — A d rade may WINN so sot. Mime. He (Mr. biped that the milariptisa meld be Toothy of titis pied tem. (Lsesi eigleme,) Yea: Aidiisees Smote ended tM raohlas. lie mprmed has asks .senses will all that bed bout WI ta praise et doe Duke et Wdlingem. Nome was • lite ma psed airs is the wren eta sadea—wer did a death sell forth waft l oos II„ a 10•1411 rt N. Minn* that aim mesa me• ilia the NM thes hien, be bs wed le Mau tr a=na lrameistips et what bis me• Les WO as dik mose dam AM se e Wows lime be may The dillammi a toLi tili t I pineal epitzleheghl MI It as • Mew b talk el party whoa et the DEM et WM/NW Duty was bb peler star ; ease Woes alledel I um= se de • din lie del IL Miff uggM ills fit bed lib Mar Meow& Ile Ida. (loot lopleese.) He bad sedeellM nee aplegeles MN Set a bie dissb all • hells Swink Pist bwi Maul •41 2 . 1 • 0 Wok i thul di rig We wit both, bet those Maim Medea to the of dm Wised. Ib ud V ia that obi • menden= be seetiad, dem 060 eel eag tam ft wee obe melleidle the people kr the deeds sad be eeedie deo Dike et W (Chews.) Mr. Masa illattno Meat Met k be wee ow et • take bei whet senile Deka %Melte Us to triLe ile meak e ad e be bet emeies armed Mir mit la Ma taw et !Moped eel, with the ph et • rids. a le . Wetly to MS "Laassiiire .halm." ) The Meyer bevies reestell &dr, Mr. Brews as oiled Meseta ; sad ea the webs at Mr. L. Keeley, se. ceerled by the But et egseeolbe Ileets et the weft were voted to 111 1, 212er, whom boisft esismowledsoi it, mi the mania( se Tam NAT/031•1. Lain SCALIIMZ.—Tho idol in vaftpifea late be diary of ala aibpaay_ae menial the Oboasoter oaf Wanda Mb% nisi Nalgs% Fad sad Lwatatoo, MOM boon boos& lea essoloola litmostaa. alba a yaw _ftogensol latikey. The angry woe da aloof Is If Oh =fa whbalr-up oder was Mak* tbiek was wise est by Mt. Raab l# bunoterom alarm; Mr. Clasidap. ellaal aewbee ; owl Mown. Tager. ea beg.. wile won the orowona Aelogoted bg Mew , ter lobo paws = la s t= Vb. esp. IS. lt Ad be LotoloWe ••• IMO d IM a seal USN. oat be age. Bat of 21111 seem eat HAIL a dirge of MIK left is be able). Opos thus Maim ate bated 41 gams. bating a alb. mai two atm of tub. Al poem lavas a sot to. MI tine mOO% esAgeoetftwail anno. Walesa WM of irt mesa sad NA sena TM tore eillafte bow eats the et wer ov aropt iev altee. mm TlB 8=8 .1 2 tse B r. eseaaor disease rat bees Haag tee warty Ave gem Nat bai readood sinner km embpawy be The hal woo eta bey laftelerfitaelft, bat bee beta @wetly it%:2 by *be Fame apealletiges IL The yeasty rest Ind he the eftetaseme woo lb be be twatare worn, 141. lb. toe Wee sera, sad 171. lb. As Aar Gas es be Sager sad, awl 101. to., lb Me.. owl 111. b. toopsethelyz:; Limbs& Ia euelionme of be sad abbe lad bees ~tank; r kb** be Yd Me pages ouldwala tbe asesaer baba am reeog are years Wattle& ebb sal to Maw the lea eieGai ter la-1 peevaleete to be eat of NAM 1M ablee tho pact rata. no abater read* assedied to alb dream. The q,..ties of tame taint to obi& the alienate will blab a elavoyamee INlS s 4=i for briber abatises, Alle twig otimip TN= MN •• Iwlx BADIAX.—A stab maned Wbosier, abs wee sachet;te be detained darns bee Ibiloare *awe. tee wasfterag lealter, by eat. tag arbor Med tab • webs bib. es Thualay made a neap stab stars sued as home I. the astitatioa. About &NW tlre, Rhoda mused t. gala seem to a Mtwhere the abs.' geowleese are kept. sad a beta, .et MOM Hager, be keeper, aad boa la a ahem lhopeeme wow; kaiak* a vary Mania oat ea hie book mg abaft dirailit bia. beeeseistaty urea thinker yobbo beaming NOM ef the meek. mad et boa bated apes Wbeskr, tobilet aka baked ap the hakes awl /lAN a pawn Ida Wham bother aides. The ohs bell hs his. mei, tabor sablesee lerhed. "Am Meier yes ameedl sad eta. Asa kettleti seetetuestemem wee else lie eebitieneeved te the Maim with, ss, 'byre emcee. THE FATAL DUEL AT BOHAM. The vinous &barged with awing eareented it the dul ea Sagleilehl-gurea Men &pia brought up for ut-exasiaatiew to the Town-hall of Mom ea Friday at ening, In penman of the verbal remand of Wednee day last. The atawred, who were brought hen Behan ee Thursday swain I. any of Chief Saperiateadeat Did assents, ef the Surrey polies Arse, alter haviag resulned ell day ea Thanday &teatime the resale of the latent, wan lodged in the tows of Chertary for the night, twe of then—via., Burman sad Allays—haviag been aosenno- Abated at the Owes Ina ruder a police gaud; sad the ether two priseures—Berthelemy and Yearney—were prowilled he at the Crows laa ' which ad jibs the Tow , they being ales guard eded by pollee sasses. The asses* wen up is custody at twelve Viseb. sad were te the large room at the Tewr!ell, Thum the =lf magistrates woe Chad Superiateniest Biddies's% stolid that the pri mroses wore eemgbil up is_ yousseaes of the roma oa Weasels, ha. gni edMed Ilte ladles mod asset hams- Mat imam that had IrsatXmil st the asseses lagasit, held at the Barley Mow pe beam ea Issfaidgdpgresm es Thursday, sodof the adlowesseen et the bestber Ir ss i t iy y until Tuesday seat Thkeses w Same. le NM, bed hem masused, mad be bad still two men, slime testimony was of the stoat Importmes ; sad bee ped that alessa e se a t midmost had bees !eves la Justify his is tee heels iemesd WO Waisted,' seat, w Melt weall OW the messes begsembad mused their hrdist ; is the mistime, lien ingskies be bad set ea foot, he had se doubt that sad mry impertest farts would be timimpi._ _ _ _ The dea n Ca after having held • dart emsallaties with tie hLilted ef the whesere, through their Lawman, what bad le say as to why they should an be remsailed us Wedenday nest, to which two of them, via., lisethehmy sad illeumay, &eased saying an ther ; the aim tale Nilleast end Allsia pat is a In the Yana Isespap, whith wu ia -I.ll=a the math lowbeg Is • thadatim of the diesament as made byl2gr imi lleyserar. sae el the angistruse : ism be OM semagessas of tbe severity of i the With law eadan aseliss (of what I as aforasd), I deism Oat I was the to Meas. Coarse is the lathOehlerri that the sod sheen friendship I milensima he ha wadi sot saw et say reftedag to as magas, Ma la thie add mann& He was ay best Mini, eall I had had as easy tells %salines in him, rat! MIMI earth Is said She reanalte, but I had to obey the he er, hisedela sal the casicas of Ina& du bs. ~ * sr. a Is per the remainder of my We in prism, I would mar disclose the use of the penes `who was the alumni af M. Course, aow I knew the E. tow. Smear hails h matiadeg the man d ea ealmsaist, If hs wiz net, ar amok dew. Isma psi. soar, but will eater ash a prima by a hesieraftea Milli Is nmiseat te as imestie awl habits. Butopersr." " I silken la this ; aim la . s has with ay essdasata. "Aurftr." The Beath dna hilinsed the thumb sa later. I meter, that they woad be rearadal seat Wiliam dm, when they maid be hrther has:samb Chaney, and is the awastlate thy maid be senveyed to Hattemesper. lam pal, kr safe custodv. The weetese for the • ecameitasst of the primness to Horaneal==ol was then sale oat sad pissed to the Math at eat Midiessabe, who named the prisons has elan to the hash where they had spent 1%1=8" "Itik and subseMsstly osseemi than to by the trait ef the asathWalsen Lamy, seder as asset of mass. Oa the seems a =men to Obeglesy hem the in- ism an thm wan whaled by their auataryana, nl = Maas, 'who manias& a Champ in esavenaden with ear et far • andarthis One, and " E= l lP d aVartved I. t e std tse t te e sy slier the primers w ore emmied, sed west to Lathes la their away. laquese !bete of the term emebilahry, ha applied he Mr. aseratram the h Ma p. ansot any mesh the hi al Mansftel , homy. SIM leresaM sea lemsd Ask, la order te stands, Meth wan my "men is bean Is the hashes whit' wad sane to threw awe light ea the esq AI& Mei said he bap em le hams that the esehileas Kate dad would be head may the peen ammited is ths hie lass. The lodes. be WSW 61 neat were la likalsa anat. Mr. arsaginta end he bad ael the power ra Jag sea • wait The hemerar mart apply i l i g E flanary ef mks has the pewee fa sash a ars as le spa leans sad emu le le epeasd ell Wass bass& l i e t aus assessed la the main Mir Ms above Isheastits was re. M, had dlssevered thatthe g i b ill = saa ware i mad in the amiss woes dashed Ma Mr. Ones, pespelater of the imam y thell tr, : s a l t t v belt r i. Q OM .1 the pistols hal nem; The mar pistol was tried in the semi with a tap, sad la maw quaes of the sap set a rammer was dews the barrel lad the chaps am Tbe tithe parties in meted, were ledrd la L The haewhe pactiaders of the dud 74 . 16114 men . ie It the maim is Fames a plata the at aM ame a Maly peen hem ash ether. writs test far the ant Ire. The m am as that Manes these o el4 by the male., dap sam-en, bolo-sail the the ass sanded to fin is dam ansend from the diesdaz peatien a whisk It hal previously hem = i t y the side et the bed s , sail illsehesped alums at his mar yeast. Aft them shams wan 411111thl te the haw sa Tuesday last. IL Osman lea the ten, nal ma haled by the baths& of his antsinaist. Tide vat hdly mama kr the witnesen bevies heard rely me S t Tho sa pient. ef w _ possemaisa sap, heard ley Brim sena la etakiltg, has • Mel of the by es Donis. The Malin eam eldest hips hem the Frei, isamerash or bah parties an sawed to In at the ams stemmas, bat Wham an mamma is whet Italy sae piled Is thin Mom. yam egs, at Malts, is • led between Me alifinal sewn, the ball ef ass knealted the pied eat aftha Model*, tjr ...... hise be bed time be ire, sal Mahal teas bat the pessishel by the veepea l =i7a 7 The allmilsg alma ef the aahelmies magr e ar i ; ast's) eidy !Maas Min ressived fessa • ?nub with wham the diseased ma la ayatp sioquatated, be hhillay relied gra. Fella Omen, • amain la i the heath navy, ma amen dnaategad mew mil is, makity. When a. amel age he and la - ease am is a bees amt a ea the Timm For this Olsen dad, la "Mr" salesmen pan trip, he was deessehd sad rewarded by the Froth masa with the benermy Malnalisa ef the Lvese lHamesir asei helm In had Ohtani Ms list year ta wee made a lialemith la abs us, by Allelsel Retail, the matter d the senile mar the gemeamat Louis Mr. ;ire she Wheals& buss g m aatharity, that ima (Owne ) had Mena dads hieba li M oak whoa he an sash an untimely and awl ; w that we may Wry reams that thausers eppo ame .than had the thashel. . J • TONIIIIAL OF MI DBOIASID. The Melo et Ilea& Freida Marna, lobe was Med kMs kid dad aear ees. were hewed yes- Oi l = N i tre yord is Gerawa rlsa ter w e wii to whoa day kik* 11111. at the Lars Med eri Oatheilso Triad has. Flay *ea walked to the i Maw as kakdeld.grese, irber• the body d the the w he ezy* ad where me' dr. an ert: dier eseAdef 4e i ceso ries • mid Mel • lad • INSIIIIMIL was horse sa OA ef tha sad the dillekee d = rotas- Z iti ele gli thea a ado sad a kg doe Mesas ponies Mimi ask other ot the wet At dbe bead of de insereeka we serried a Urge red asi, Ma/' with black arepe, sad baria ba :ll . liepubligee Deaseeralkas et = m Fraseluesa foliewed, *eh heeds aaerisrel, eel *sir whole dearasaear shortie/ the e lia= wi st M i ele askew. w A rs e erfl. Led these r. Wik aw i rshsf. 141 1 = Awls, , Dewier, Boarard, sailsepreaalikes ef ki la lisaes. R ind ierseid was% anak kdrid/%. b e n , lietae. 2:lM seit the essLev e r gai gliffillir de aS posesehao st ihe mho" I ra tora ilkil aireser were esetedel s iir rtr ehaa ft "libe r. S= 6llB xmilm esitsf ilq ... ol ldla mai is. veld abuts et the CI r .74" ""'" braid melee wee real, hat bed bees lessead fah !I dies kearkres £.i_ ./e poe tic dogs is Freak :—'• Mims, Is prams of this day eireeted—ht tits = et a ssaimat et 110 4.11.1.8a isil a arigli v ihi a t be dint beim th is=tand V se may =1 nest b. 6...=Tarelled Nap& ails be What What, heoreyst, week be Oa use et Medlin 51st same t T. well tithe anal lee able% demesseey has je s t overawed I Is met twee MIS levellisma eareirees with Carnet ? Thee pod bead—daS sed se y =ed= es keels k deamwdskal the sp rili rr i.— elesa .....• et tam beff mulls& Mesas is Me heed am. watt trae wi nabliera esasiketst does ad haw the *wheat unless FreasehltOsarke hes slasereakeill as demearaff, and thus wield be wadi kin shard her MI P Tee, Onkel wee spud sad seanissea Okla ad die sew whisk be leaks le its as es his alp Adak is wee el than whisk Irk reseda se the symbol et Oldest beauty sad of ea sashed deeds to the awes ef lite le his deathbed as khaki der smiled hie, , de Nish& eel the anddle. by lat es she Yes Ilea lair bres' the of WE /p i ts Wail ON All bees lie lip A Mad b . The . desmaralkwe et mak' " sheer hem seems aseerasse kw beim ha le d, apse she wriesaelly eta ;myths red leg wee haled, mod the therseed. The Moak •fll is deer i es i etreworerds reameasked d the Oathatise Whseladdel reeenadekwitli Mier *Nokia= kr anima him sw two, awl them the red sepahlhari delpised. es Shay ems, by railway As Ideallea. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1852. • SPORTING. The TOM was telaeolly well attended, and Yentas sore mimed dot ilk Fdday, although eenffeed to throttler's, lYe ibe Onmaridgesblore,_ ,via. Bobbie Noble, Weatherger, and Apbeens ant Ilissionimenene be the Criterion. lite lest ansaniened of this lea at Id to 1, was treated heavily by Or pith sod at 7to I, the Ephesus rift ••JI• iffellimaillge she WM in fora, and had • lew yolifensa atll dls to I..Theee samentente drove Awl to 6 SO 1. at Whidl poloo ho was quite friendless. Babette. although set hrhed, was ready at 6to 1. Bit- Zts erz ei lwas ethe rek . zd iatemtr eeprtr as d 6 iz to 4, and to I offered 6 to 4 Ape Satin/bear %pm. CAMBUDGEBHILI 6 to 1 apt Babette 6to 1 Azad 7 to 1 Hobble Noble (taloa) 19 to 1 Weatheri ß ses Ephesus ekaa) 19 to 1 Height of the Shin 16 to 1 Cambium so 0, 1 Alfred tie °TOM 26 le 1 LeAsit fib to 1 Melffold IMO In 2 / 6 hdd tha t Nobble Noble is not one of the lint Orme DERBY. 20 to 1 opt Pharos (taus) 26 to 1 Clans (token) so to 1 rout Australian. LATEST BETTING IN TOWN. CRITERION. 6 to 4 opt Sittio6boatne CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 6 to 1 opt Babette 6 to 1 Hobble Noble (akes) 6 to 1 Azael 7 to 1 Weetberpp 12 to 1 Ephesus (token) 14 to 1 Coatsidea (takes) NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. AILILIVALII VT TO 8 / I , OIIK O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.— Bobbie Nobir, View Halloo, Confeser, Thombill, Mia mi, Musk, Taviebook, a by Sir Kwerabt sat of the dam ( 6 .... ..Dszt= boa, llB tilles iniz ie lzets, Tin Cutler, Har w e Bay Midriesa, oinvihisa. Ls pbea Ja k if . , hoy. Broolmt, trkyeelsti, Estora. Troessoaa, 0404 Lady iv" Awl, Sauna, Velma, Pluralist, aphoeuß Sir Join Berloycorn, Bankilpb, North Fol. Ni mins, Mr. Ursa, Mood Royal, Wen el. Nam f bjE M tM whistle out M Ploosome,lk C Flounce, Nadeau,Nadeau,dm Orost. la h r im 4ereesl-noor, Seater. The room 119111/11111•0111 this day (limday) at a quarter-past twelve ; the Criterion will be rasa at a quarter beim ass. The railway aremommeate r tho tooti. mdisory and nodal, are the moo as In tie Soma Oanhor Mooting; they include a sheep —e'en Yukon Funky hoot Skims. ditch at 7 a.m.. and a matt ohs sposiel at 8.46 am., the former re umnbg at 7 p.m., and dm latter one hoar after the last ram. TI. ordinary four Vela* up train will start a quarter of ea boar later, and extra fast class trains will leave ono burr after the last race on Friday and Saturday. WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSING MEETING.—Faumv. THIRD Tiu von 01ZAT WRSTRIUI CDT.—Whirlwind beat Esprit, Miss Hannah best BrandybalL THIRD TINS TOR TIM DRUID Cur.—Bird'smite beat Motley, Merlin ran a bye, Lady Dalton ran a bye, World's Fair draws lame. FIRST TIES TOR TH3 DIATOM DILL STAHEL—Roam beat Rate-in-Aid, Lopes neat Merry Monarch, Wilaked bast Bran, British Tar beat CopperbelL SZCOND Tina.—Wilsfard beat Rodney, Lopes beat Bri tish Tar. ETERLRIOI STaxES (CONTINURD .MT. Mi ll er's Watorwhob beat Mr. Miato's Maria, Mr. Reeworthy's Ringlet beat Mr. Brown's Brigitte:a, Mr. Riley's Julia bast Mr. larraes Prairie Bird, Mr. Morant's Miriam beat Mr. Laminae's Lighteorne. Flan UM—Juana boat Julia, Ready Reckoner beat libitore.'Waterwiteh beat Black Diamond, Doubtful ran a by Miami drawn. antienn Trns.—Watenvitek beat Ready Reckoner, lam bi beat Doubtful. Mfrs Tula TOR TES STONIRZNOR HTAILINI.—BITOR beat emehler, Laded* best Round Robin. 01111111111 ?MI MS TDB Bums Branas.—lntagene boat Riot Denim Rees beat Reanam. (prawn after an msiesided spans.) HATVRDAT. GRIST WROTE= CUP DIMINO COLIRSI.-3011 Hannah beat Whirlwind and won the Cap._ THIRD Tin 1.01 TR, DRUID beat Lady Datum (dr.) Daum(' Cocain —Bodlansite best Merlin, and won the Cup. Browniatios &taxis Dimino Cooasa.—Lodovie beat Bares, sad won the stakes. Euro* fiviana Duman Comm—Rose beat Imo gene, and was the stake'. BRAVO, RILL &TAR= MICIDIXO COURS/L—Lopes boat Wilsford, sad wan the stakes. Hem men litraimara-Waterwltch sad Jezebel divided the stakes. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. LIVBEPOOL AUTUMN MEETING, 1862. NONIXATIONS for the CHAMPION HORDLN Rum.— The Dry. 6 yrs ; Gay Lad, 6 yn ; Halfmsd•Half, eyed ; Cosa. aged; Bet-lisp, seed; little Qum, 6 yr': The Or 3 yrs; The Gezira (h b) aged; Bemire, 6 yrs; ar trs, smu ; Pedruy, 6 yrs; Tomboy, 6 y rs; Wood eyed; Warwick, 5 yrs ; Lebyriath, 4 yrs. ATIONS for the HESTON ALTTONN HANDICAP. 6 yrs; Doubt, 6 yrs ; Geldliader, 4 yrs ; Media. was. 6 yrs; Timaderbolt, 3 yrs ; View Belk r, 6 yra; Tbe Utele Pews, 4 In; The Surveyor, 3 yn; Kn. Birth, 4 r e Pus, yrs ; Mhos. Pam, 3 yrs . ; Ales.., 6 yrs; , 6 7:•ll;:adrisk, lin ; Tra:llBiirof Blue, : yn; =I. Il l y n n ,'• Lerrywbout,'ll yrs; / Deity, 4 yrs ; Leig il L Pew.. 5 yrs; Toudwy, 5 yrs; 441_7, • 6 yn; DeMals*4 VII Mass Juslam 3yn ; Lit t. Davis, 3 yrs; Wi. ire • Cbersa 8 7n; St. Miami. 3 yrs ; Truth, 4 yrs; lUbeb.67+ei =int er , Zyse. HOININAIIONS be the Me IlimhtcAr of 6 on. era wla 0 alai, Ar ha your ebb ; sae mils' 16 sebu :—Mr. Oa disc b • Cepa@ (bb) ; Kr. lielnee'S be by Poss. lam i t :r i dd ed : e rre, we ell Va i er r a s T iri rs%; • r y r i B. 0 Thew ; -- 11MIssyby's bk or br f Twig; C. b e by ifts-Alles am of Min Berm's um; Mt. IleVesses b f Pfterysook ; Mr. 31sima'e b e by , an by Itelabow; Kr. 3. yeas eh I • Mr. Obiltes's b e Alaska 1 Kr. Meads b e la Vit'ssouberg • Kr. Cowle's b 1 Bile Deese; Kr. Law. Mob b 1 Lay ; Capiaia Las's be e Marley ; VU a se's • 1 11 1/NATIONS 6r *it L AIITVICN HANDICAP Mesh, Clues of 100 son. :—Tbe Dm, 6 yrs British 0 yrs • Via Ho_ ps, 6 yrs ; Beertes, seed • emeit i , egie s t er MlL l Me i ry, sW ; Railer, sisd ; Vis ta*. . erist .. _• aged • Hsu KOK sled ; Cu ti le o tt er t ..• i . Ab-a4Mager, ea •a ; pa, srd ok tera ltdemthuiatu as Burn= Stamm (11suasky) : Ku aceemt, 8 7n; rbra 8 yes ; Lapalsk 3yn ; nu, 3 yn; View se, 4 yrs ; Itord Geary, 8 7N . 4 OW , 6 , e • Tameless 0 b), 4yn;TM os aws, 4 ; Tbe 3 yrs; Ham Pledlases Ni.. Birs ubl lg i rs; Gass 7,_ 2 ye. ; Lady , 4 ye; Mitellyer, 3 yrs • Kr Oldulsoniri ryes; Fenster, 6 yrs • Cafot, 3 tr i :L ci sym 3 yrs 7n; lasi le Batwing, 4 yrs Z , 6 yet gr; Bit of Blue, 8 7n; The saniut, 8 yes ; 3 Ts; Jupiter, 4 yn ; May Dub 6 yn ; TM 4 70 - ; Smiuserstor, 5 yrs; te f by Clasubsy out of efMeatce, 2 In; no tamk, 3 yn; Dultr is M; lash Balm 4in; eh f IthsrW, dmat_by the 8 yn; Nap, 4 yes; Ilia Truth, 4 7n; TM CNN 4 1 ; Stretsgen), 3 yrs; Koh-I-soot, 3 yre; Tr 4 .- 4 yrs. hag . _ • PAWS RACE,S.—Oct. 21. The Ineeadi Astoria Issues, whirl sun or lisday at r zie erp4willere, did an Wean so &ape es stsodsses of oposieSers, se is gweimelly eon ea elsediefe oak *se no wain eek whisk sip Masa see Wog ss4ibse os mOO% *re woo s raft .weme• ber d owl lossones withis the tepee, dr Issas Wen we* (thowskilire wen bon Moe) led those wee soy fldo ~mg or sosibbus of thimble, sad Aber dal% orad of gisibmess efts turf. The ars 104 sum woe Is the wells gist rose The Polsee-Pronint, squedod by two of his orderly sedsedinet been *sill am was ma, ow* so. aiM(lsr s Mast law The' Pies nag ow bluebook al= i tost laa 41"."."6" ..711 0P the s le =o l e al = preens rensised smostrod wblYs des Prime Wlllabtor of 600 (M. Fould), the Kidder of War (Osenel wise-Assesd), tbo CesuassdewirCbief of the Wedded Guard (Ossersi Iworeetiso), the Prefect of the Ilene (W Borger), Count do Massy (late Malian of the Interior), sad ones estisont nada ponesoies, wen provost. N•I7OSM. ensue ef 6,000 f. for bones sad suns of • 70. en ; d heaupwards 6 . Weipht for ye. Diwasee—twisi round in ts. ntries. Mr. Cute?' f Asseno,.4 70,10016 ..(Coillotin) I _1 Y. I,a pia t Grenade 4 re, 1091 b Kr. IMdbilteb's a 0 ter Nothing, 0 yrs, 118ib M. Anna's o Corboo d i r e, l_ 14 Itivieree b Man, =b Whoa the bsll wee erg Oa walk's. for ibis Theo an =woo mode to Cabot hobs Awed to ant, oa the that ha arose on Weft Ida had sot made a Nona dellondos of his "Ymth mod partneri" bat the B. M" " epponted by the lank, Ow In ert { ant to soper or=erlaa =leorly together, the ahem bled well up. At the took the He pleat, iai Wile the mining to the Soh IIWWeo , whoa it was tikes up by MGM whe notaued IS to the bridge. This Mars gave way, and Oates meat abed, with Annette mita, es Ida. At the MMaw to Ike Bak however, Annette Mwanks olt the Mt teak, ash the ramie to the ad, wily. Owns ONO ons tho alma, end We mailed tie When to len Ma 800 la i oda. 41 side ma At steeling ha the attnnel best oee4for•Nothing . made play, with Annette 61111411 i Cant% tbird. Gang !AVM bank in the last Annette wool forward, and kW In front to DM onf. Wily. Ran la 4 ado. 42 MS. PZIKCIPAL 1113•1111/ Of 6,000 f. for horses and norm of 3 yrs sad upwards. Weight for age. Dianna twin round. 6 nitrite. K. Ausent•s f Hanna, 4 yrs, 1211bs....(8prouty) 1 Leckre's a Bad Pay, 6n . 961k0 2 Kr. Carter's f Fraternity, 3 yn, 911bs lionise worn off ant, and, with tha exception of a short intseni, during whisk late allowed Fraternity to be in front. nolandmi aim Ind to the end, whining at last in a oriAse, Annuity ytaldiag the ssoond place to Bad Pay at the sends, and was left a long way behind. Bun in 4 an. 30 secs. 2,0001 Braun for horses and nun of 3 yrs and up wards. Xstory 501. Weight for op. Distance, ono and a half MOIL 3 entries. 31. Awnent's f &has, 3 yes, 99Ibs. (Bprouty) 1 • Mr. Darter's f Bounty, 3 yn, 9911 m. K.Nookoois f Berlins, 3 yrs, 9916 a. Priam Max de Croy's c Jacques Caner, 4 yn, 120Ibe. 0 Jaques Cour went away with a lead of about four lengths ihtiowed by Behalle the others dose up to her. At the stands Wean enginJacques Cceur, and they ran to gether to the tuning up th. back, when Jarques Con gave way, and &Wit want ahead, with Bodine neat, and Bounty Just behind. The only change that occurred was within the distance when Bounty took the second place. Rebell* won by a length„ and Zerlins was a good third. Tiste race was a very pretty one, and was ran in 3 min. 26 we. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Bmo HOUNDS. Ckeltesslum-Tuesday, Biting Sun ; Friday, Beech Pike -at half-peat 11. • . •Fort HOUND/. Allwislikus-Tesadar, Naval' ; Thursday, Spit; Satur day, Wheals AMem•-.4Nalf-past 10. Cumarthameihire-Tuesday, Cwm Mydrim ; Friday, Llannsilo-at 10. Cleveland-Monday, Satan Mill; Thursday, Roubeny -half-past 10. Mr. Collier's-Tuelday, Portobello; 1 hursday, Farming ham Wood ; Saturday, Staciatead-half-past 10. North Devon-Wednesday, Bray Ford-halt-past 10. F. 8.-Monday, Mylor Bridge ; Friday, Kennel-half past 10. Mr. Furor's-Monday, Monklaligh Wood; Friday, Mar burg Week-half-past 10. Gogerddan-Tuesday,.Llanrhysted-10. Herefordshire-Tuesday, Aoonbury Priory ; Friday, Burley Gate-half-past 10. Mr. Luaton's-Tuesday, Kingsnympton Park; Friday, Parley's draw-half- put 10. Mr. Marshall's-Monday, Telcot Village; Thursday, Bradwoctby Village-lulf-put 10. Mr. Morgan'a-Monday, Omahas Bridge; Thursday, Birch Wood-half-past Ml. Shropshire-Friday, Acton Burnell-half-past 10. Somerset Subscriptioe-Tuesday, Ashok Wood; Friday, East Quantonbeed-half-past 10. Somerset and Wilts-Wednesday, Biteombe Hill; Fri day, Thoulston Gate-half-past 10. Tridegar-Monday, Duffryn; Wednesday, Ebbw Bridge; Friday, Castletown-hall.part 11. Mr. Trelawny's-Tuesday, Marley; Saturday, Flew Western Lodge-half-past 10. Wheatland-Wednesday, Little Wanlock-half-past 10. Mr. Whoble's-Tuesday, Baku:she Course; Friday, Basildon Park-11. past 10. Wyeside-Tuasday, Kaplan; Friday, Painscatle-half- York and Ainsty-Tuesday, Streethouses ; Thursday, Mbomou Hall , Saturday, Bkipwith Bridge-half-past 10. MAXKILIitt Aikten-Monday, Highmoor ; Friday, Great Ordon haltimet & Lard Bolton's-Wednesday, Boat Pasture; Saturday, Cover Bridge-11. Breeenslum-Moaday, Cwingivillica; Thursday, Upper Chapel-22. Broawydd-Friday, good Inn-11. Carlisle - Tuesday, Wratbaral Shields; Friday, Long Park-10. Mr. Doscon's-Wednseday, Boborough Bock ; Saturday, Lamertos Green-10. Dulvertos-Monday, Frogwell Ceps; Friday, Bampton -half-past 10. Eamont-Monday, Longwathby; Wednesday , Calth waite ; Saturday, Newton-bal&put 10 Harrorrgate - Weduseday, Burnt Bridge; Saturday, Wreak's Mill-half-peat 10. &suds High Peak-Tue.day, Mowlyash ; Thursday , Newhaven; y, Taddingtaa-11. Mr. A. D. Tiet's-Wedaesday, Grougar stains ; Satur day, Creigis Village-haltpast 11. Tbaaet-Monday, Hale; Thursday, Chatham Street ; Saturday, Hain-balf-past 10. Tunbridge Wells-Tuseday, Chafford ; Saturday, Pens . bury. Worthing-Tuesday, Mernllsara Well House; Friday, Stoning Port. MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.— WIDNES SUIT EIATVADAY.—A shocking tragedy has just been per ranted here, a married woman baring drowsed bar child, aged 16 months, ens tub and afterwards made es attempt on her own life by hanging herself. The skeusestances were investigated last evening, by Mr. Illasididb, th e die-' trim coroner. A umber of wits's'', wen and the following Is the gist of their UmOnsry r The saurderms, Sank Smith, is the wife of a dar, enphyed at the ironworks it Mr. Georg* Adams, of this lows. Oa Saturday evening last, about live o'clock fiselsb, the hue- , bead, ease home from his work, but co u ld sot find his 1 wife. Alter looking about the house, he dinners& bee from a book in the pantry by imam. ti a t i which she bad tied round her noel. Ile eat beer down • and found her instmencie, bat by prompt surgical 'asinine' she was yenned. Almost nomediately afterwards the dead body of Smith's little child was found in a tub of water, cher *Nib a tendon,' had been placed. The tub was a mall ond-1 foot 6 Inaba in height, and 1 foot 2 nelme aneeter. After the mother had been tithes lan emeedY, Mrs. Chowle, a neighbour, asked het how siteenid di web a thing as hill bra child ; to which she reviled, will MI all about it. I left the child fa the trewbones, with lb chair, while I went to tits caters he wmfa. Whoa I re turned, I found it in the tub, with its Seed downwards. I polled hiss out, bat ke was seedy _ I felt a fr aid. and I put him in math, end wen sad hinged_ oyeelf.". She afterwards repsaW the ablE t eed Senn thee is had killed the child. Mr. s stagein, of Weiss bary, having ermine& The ea the w ofnizeV a k i ; ; vs •ga Ms ilia that the as seder surds bespeaks) , *sanity. The jt Aber a ins hen the Conan, returned ermine( d murder " soden Seen Tan MATOE'II ,ClADLL—Litorpool. has phi bees sailed ups to IoUS the legendary anis of the m elon bort* as owned ths felirrainse sk imeneeles eptit as MI Wen Imr e s a l Bea Las Ow mode neTpchire hen Aceordiegly, a had las hen sin to peon the alb of ! his lordship, Ms. Theis with a diver sell,, oestannorathe of Nit MA et aen sod has mail lb, work has besa_plideil el the Ins Mradayer ef _d • pine Opiate, whisk 1, we dent ase, relleet. snit on the tows, ea well as mein leaf I. the hinds which be ham ling sad dieleesey was is a rented fee the inventive panne es wi t d . l te gib Ziest a rEi ti a li l et Moil lit Masi t radco en . thiA :se esseelselii " et inmentre." sad it is wch to ranged astral serithee inertias. et eldp•" xus• linen el OA week of art is vary en is imp et. width is the As a roi win her gree n, i ea a inZire ' lleVali of her ploodheity te dee eas the ante of the pat dyer Howe—Meremse, or Money. Ia her light hen, WSW ea her lap in a Pleidia OW: tali a emit Whey leans , awarded ie Up es the Mils inshomeafie world; before her see ea lONA eat 'la *rib bearing on their «r o ar ;rise hex: o re bee= la the 1117V4 1 11 1 1 9 211 VIM itL el Is dente the earl ~ y in fancy of oinsiese, at pet nyeity in the quiet of earl thee. Ire oadheloptahl plate will sot be ready for of pistoled." sail air the expiration of his worship's year din. 'Tan AicTlc FAl , SOMpx.—Lettne ban been n oshed of nen Sea two Inas eardn'its %Sea in heenght by she Prins Abort hi the! *enamel Ms Mean Beicher, te ilk of JUAN. UM Theis bind. They aeons the nest raisin boles. Nis the appearance ena thee,an epos eons Heavy weather add been nominee& in the Adeatic, an is i le rfr Din had bee" Mow thee swat. AU yen told% and wit le love outlined seenevelot if good him oneliod i tles th iSaiternale W. lea ; hada assonnes ere as hes ..sey. Rh lest den is theme Cleisaven..• Daunt enlionsat es the it tie of Davies sad b. Insaid to pe r t et One he Sedils &sad, whisk the peeped. ef ea notibily ens omega warranted bin In 'speeds/ be mai Oman IngleMid speaks litsb4, et craw sod need ; sad, fees he nil. lIIIDVa nen el disk _reside, then is every hope that his isle will anshiltnil the sari by the explain a the regime, tin be wes_preendles. Ties Wagon LAW Acr.—Up to Saturday so neer take werlend sir the Coleman JAW Preemies An ebbregli dl is island ly the lies seeds. that "the prairie efibis set shell ease fete speedos en the ath amber." As as Pi h Chlebie 'sane/ this yea a segeiw t geed dal of tessivishase jigs been asps. &s ail ht it* who* as is gammas. maw the sew sa eta tree that the sel wee le be bet the las same bed head astlag is.. utast amid they give any Shisalien es es In which penes were to proceed. By the 211 ed atelien, the Moe et the essman law nen, et say sign et am et lama the shish ere is be tans, an MIS gm le thee be albs posed vase aal swan he the sasseeid egiestima et the ma Pasha, the judges by the hiswleg dress ere te SIM sash new Oxus et writs and aim yeessediegs as they an Mom neemeary an mein he gielog ellat le ef the est. Thogic the - Ugh isms lie I I ' A m k .1" rules readeggs=atihteheterio; peetanseas ef the ('sties sad Wash to be dose and mitrls as tussah et ale such judges say e ressaabie. path& shays that ni salami amp be aseshy *pied ea the sehies." I LOUGHBOROUGH AORICULTURF. ASSO - _CIATioN, _ TIN Waal nesting took place at Loughborough on Willey lest. The show, which was held in a field ad joins the town, was en exceedingly good one, but was con dign' slightly inferior to that of last year. The dinner at the Bull'. Head, which was attended by shout a hundred and fifty gentleman, was presided over by PACKS, H.P., who was suppo rted by the Marquis of Granby, Mr. B. B. Farnham, M. , After the =toe: es, 2 the MURRAY proposed RRAY the health of the Lord t tithe county, and the colonel of the ledentashin militia (the Doke of Rutland). With tires ome to the seeend lillipsoisia of kis greet, Mr. Parke re marked that the sable take bed been enabled, in obedience to her Ide l ieste's eunanaud, to raise the complete number of men reveres foe the County—a circumstance which had given his gram the liveliest latisfaction. The toast having been received with enthusiastic ap plause, The 3“rquis of GRANBY briefly acknowledged the COM- Onset, an behalf of kis father, whose increasing years had resdand it desirable that he should abstain from attepdieg at meetings of this description. TN CMAIRNAN then proposed the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to the Loughborough Agricultural Associa tion." (Cheers.) lie had been accustomed in that chair, epos many former occasions, to insist upon that protection for which the society had been founded some 12 or 14 years ago to uphold, and which still remained on the (root page of their hook of rules, wherein it was stated that the institution was formed " for the protection and manage ment of the agricultural interests." (Hear, hear.) It was true that th.: majority of then who had been retureed at the late election were likely to repudiate that word, hat still, as long as the tongue that was now speaking was able to address them—so long as he preserved the sewers which be possessed, when they did Lim the ',Amour to shoots kin as one of their repretentatives —so long must he adhere to the principles in which he began his career. (Cheers.) Although there might be glimpses of times that might not seem to be quite so bad as some they had had, they must not forget the great amount of capital which the owuers and occupiers of land had sacri ficed in order to make the boil produce what it had dune ; and it was not a gleam of prosperity for one year, or for two years, that would return to their poekets the money which they had laid out. (Hear, hear.) Of course he could form no judgment as to what course the government would pur sue, but he imagined that everything that could be achieved would be done for the benefit of the agricultural interest. Every man who lookedeLt all to the present state of parties in the Hoses of CoaamMe must know very well that if Lord Derby's government could do nothing, and if the administration of affairs fell into the hands of aoy one else, they would only have to expect that a more ruinous policy than the present—if that were possible—would be followed. (Hear, hear.) It would, therefore, be his con stant anxiety to keep the present government in office so long as he believed that it would be friendly to the agricul tural interests. (Hear.) For his own part he had stuck to those interests, in good repute and in evil repute. When he went to his constituencies in 1831, which was the time that protection was first used as a party cry, he was convinced of its necessity ;be could not see why, because there was a failure in the potato crop in Ireland in 1845—and that was the only reason which had ever been put forward as an excuse for the change of opinion —protection should now be called dead and gone. (Hear, hear) They had been cried down by the newspapers for no other reason, that he could make out, than that the fivepeoces of the *Gunmen were more numerous than the fivepences of the producer. (Hear, hear.) He very much regretted to per ceive that, in different speeches which had been made in the aunty, there had been attempts to show that one clam amongst them bad suffered and that another had not. Now, they had the highest authority fur saying that a hones divided against itself could not stand ; and therefore he really did think that they might all —owners, and occu pier and cultivators of the soil—stick together, and stand up manfully against their common enemies. (Cheers.) He would not weary them with many figures, but he was not only a large inheritor, but a large purchaser of landed property in different parts of the country ; and he was also a large occupier; and he did say that the burden was as great on one side as the other. (Murmurs of dissent, and criesof " No, no.") He believed from his own experience —(no, no)—Le believed from his own experience as a large occupier as well es a large purchaser, and he could prove it by figures, that the lose on both sides had been very great. He would take the wards of the Chancellor of the Exche quer, who on this point could not err, and who had said that the rental of Great Britain (and Ireland could have nothing to do with it) had shown a &Meg off upon the returns to the income of five minims. (Hear, hear.) Sorely that proved that the owners of property had suffered a severe luss. (Hear, hear.) He did not wish to hear any recriminations, but, on the contrary, he besought them all for their common safety to be upon the same hone, and use their beet exertions to improve the situation in which they were placed. (Hear, hear.) These dissen sions were fomented by the enemy; and he could only say that for his own part he should NI ready to bear his share of the distress of the country. (Hear, hear.) Now they would perhaps oak him what could be done for them ? Now he was still of opinion that as long as justice was justice they had a right to fair play ; boa still he thought that if protection could net be restored, there was owe thing that would benefit many gentlemen in that room —namely, the removal of the county rates and their other burthens from the land, and throw them upon the pockets of the entire community. (Cheer) With regard to compulsory charity, every one was morally bound to assist his poorer aiskOhours, whether his property was in land or an ohm (Cheers.) Persons talked of the imperniemint el bat Mr. Hornsby, of Grantham, we et the egthelturai implement makers in Eng ttdhad reared kin that he hail received orders that Wm years to execute for exportation. If, therefore, the heelgases were to have the advantage of agricultural impeounnts equally with themselves, how would their path= be bettered by the progress of science in this coun ley ? (Hear, burl He could not say what was the ex tent of this improvement in foreign cultivation, but it was quite clear that the British farmers would not be able to monopolise all the improvements to themselves. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Packs concluded by proposing the toast, with the addition, "and may there ever be nesnimity amongst di dames connected with agriculture." (Loud cheers.) • Mr. PACKS nut the health of the Marquis of Haab. (Loadgplrw.) The Noble Netaten alter acknowledging the compli gue*, gemairkedlimil Ns hon. friend Mr. Parke had said tert larm il e s t • 1 lb' in hs Thatbs I ni t e elb nt re n d ma g ti i *kW et hie Imeable ability, to second. (Cheers.) At he Villk lenever, it was a very difficult matter wen that upon any other political subject, L fig ek it he might ma the expression, there was a great Needle of the raw seseerlaL (Cheers.) As to what might he the iatestiona of bee Majesty's ministers he was per ffeellff and esalgisiellyili UM dark. He knew not whether dry haesolod amen sine slight duty upon spring corn, 41,11111611•ther tel Abet could not be called the food of rzapte—(hoser, figrat i tie knew not whether they in s relieve this their Nudges, or whether they allot to repeal the nth tax. (Cheers.) lie knew not whether they ware going to reduce the interest of the Three gar Oeatn—he knew apt what coarse they meant to of this he was perfectly confident, nawide, that del would do all that in them kip to adman the internals of the agriculturists, end not emir of them bat of every other slue in the country. (Oesse.) They mast remember the position in which the geffeehneet ware placed—forced as they had been prima keeely. hen power. They must remember the apathy of their Meals • and he was almost afraid, from en expire/ion of heft whisk bad been called forth by an *Nervation of Mr. ea•-•thn they who were not apathetic were wanting la demenhatism to support each other. (Cheers.) He hoped be MA been nestakee is the sentiments that he theeeke he had beard, aid that they would all—owners and easepiere, and labium too—suite together to prevent in- Justin being dean sad to see that justice was done to all 'damn (Gni eisseen) H• wee remarking upon the dif health, with whisk her Majesty's government had to deal ; .elan alb the apathy of their friends, another was he edam and energy of their oppoeers. ;127it they had any divisions, " contrived rie them, They did not show them when the time of battle append nigh, but they all united together for the Prlldet et. r ip every measure that would benefit, or is sissy measure that would itijute, those to whim wen append. (Hear, hear.) He (the noble owwlitit) wihett new frankly to &due drat his opinions lean the selto d 4 protection had nadergone no change doom be bed the honour of adheilkignen. (Load shone.) Me it mid on all Wm hag the bodatry was pesperene—that were ridag—weges were wail g e s S 7 poor rates wee* d almost union eel peeeparsty reigned emeept ne. • was happy to think ri ttit=s s eadd. vet was we t i l e te bo u s t i to ( ta tt i e L ar e whet Neeeeder view of the position if the country merket ree . hes week te week, or even from mesh t attar, aftelesla ought to look at the came ad ene•lle shay ought to discriminate between whalasst he mom It prosperity, and the prosperity itself. (Heer, bur.) New, be unhesitatingly affirmed that as far as he was able to form as opinion, it was the superiority of the Divine Windom dot belied the folly of man. (Cheer .l It wee the endue it the Australian and Californian poll mines that yes swain the Bank Charter Act of Sir R. Peek (Lead eheen.) It was the instinct of our countrymen i t:s eu l d theas the Ned that spurned them, and the soil that net peemettken to • country that would protest their Imam ad opesed its arms wide to receive them. (Cheers.) These were, to his thinking, the two muses why the harshness and asperity of the free trade measures were not at the present moment felt so deeply as they bad been, end he feared would again be, felt. (Cheep.) He maintained that it was not in oioneunenee of, but in spite of, free trade that the country was in part prosperous. (Cheers.) Bat when people talked of the prosperity cad progress of the country, he dulled that that prosperity was at all equal to what it ought to be, arid to what it would be if it had not been for the niechievons legislation of free-traders. (Cheers.) lfe denied thed B wee equal to what it was prior to that this. (Chown) He earned that if we had just and wise Jews •Nropiee would be infinitely superior than it now wee—that, eleigen ed with whet it ought to be, it was aleulately tale a il ing —that, with Tensest to what it was, it sow akin* stood still—and that when they looked at These were t e ns opialens, and he would not then ven ial, lON plat{ bat when they oonsidered the imp et berSollem, and the vast progress which had bus nib diets in the development of arts and sciences, fat eadesteere, .peaufeeteres, and machinery—whn.4h- - leekid atona l them and saw the network eh now whieh they were surrounded, sad the pr~` 1' 7 .7 64 , - t.; ;•••••i $ Z~ • ~-_ . 1 1 ..X :4