The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-13 00:00:00

of die Ward at Ifre Nam earskilig tewsois • sesefripmes shewMg HMS it Wig Ins a rate II from isiabodlsatiend the sailims. Him Hs, my so • = i7 l will by mem wart edam ft B. g my am, mai hos as sablesto Hs ed sty e 4. 2 •4 = .v • MOW Wall ter • so g eg BMW will be seredlog Ihs it alley law. All V. ilmlebbebletl a trie l =rdivisheas st were bo milted Mb maks is sm og me pekes, sed I *ill lit them knew that lt hi ins my JOISOWNMISII 011 rit sa to this west di =ttledir Ms." The ?mat sethresoise poides to Mont this la a minim gamed % m •it tie Lakin said( el formica" to MAIM klo Jeep* Mee Ike% tho admire depeters sr kw ro. m agreg is reolimes egged he WM hose stepost eti. The seeng Is to c o ls Isglimi is tie liatary tar apse* Capt. a Isildist atemit ht Wm. / 04 , 1.1 =rilse il re 9 =l needed to MINIM ME Lord I bank Maras to Hoglemi by its Hedsey, eams la from Umbels mitsiday la raker. • my Waspy bus bass leridet at dada ter Remo, rem =the Maoism' misidey Illopl t your sums havo caormesi, Smell& isibmial Osass. Os dm IA at Hale, • tikeethisso teek plass betwess Ism Tesesh ssibm as =rma suilisis, ha whisk tom of the S trOVOMISI flf MOO i. OD be allelL Stadia will esseintoi—a mos Amid Iletemom mod mesh in malbale meads. do wart wII IlbeelstlY Pro' oats be omega NeapsiMos sad English, that the M me.. wf pare Hickok I. at liberty. Hr. Temple I u ggemead, had aa interview with die King yeekeday, with whet maks I Mew mt. AS OP Sidly, =stun are is alo ft *me, bat mmethiss Ire perted b brawl* Priam Pena& is goes to Haim oa Nos s wim, hell Fdastiori km boss mat be from the g oo dm, sell is sew ht Naples. He is in lasi and deep sidaresses wish tie minion for 'moire again. The King iiotoreileed .at the elsiliass is rebellious .Mlles, sad .Impel them he obedieses, moss may isfre from ths pretest es=l edam 4 . 444 hy pormils at Palermo. TM populace, headed by a mos maid assedal., me memo of everything, With mud to the pressolhigs of the Swills. perlia• amt, i t g ee ing as the 14th uit.: "That tho hammy of de este Medd be formed is reghsests of the lies ad light bstogiess." It Me domes " a daily SIIJIMIK• fi t et lb* pommy of the mato to all Monism and s o 44 'Odom, loirailly resident is eimisa, who ha bksao tan is Palsom Mee the evom of the 6th and ilk 4( fieresater, 1848.. " The present Chamben sWI metier to sit es they sot is their actual form sett the sew Leg arrive in 6iets. and has sworn to the eased. hake ef the 104 of July. 1848. Dario, tide thin the ebaterel operation shall remain atopended." "As ens is the enemies% of the new King shall be formed, the *Am shall be proonded with immi diately, and the sew pediment shell anneble Ivy . tight as soon as sseh opera, tir shall have terestsatol.' " The damns of the new pelismest Mall be always that determined by the statute 18 Mgt bra the day of its fine meeting." Five per Ceuta. are 82. GERMAN Y . AUSTRIA.—The amounts from Vienna are no later then the Bth inst. The deputation appointed by the Diet at Kremsier ID present an address to the new Emperor had an in terview with him at 011muta. Francis Joseph, in reply, urged the deputation, on their return, to do all in Wir power to get the connention voted as quickly poneble, and to submit it to his sanction. The de petabon then proceeded to Prague, in order to m enet another address to the late Emperor Ferdinand. Before his abdication, the latter granted the Beni deputation nearly all their demands. The Breslau Gazette states that the new Emperor of Austria has commenced his reign by dismissing Prince Lobkowits and Count M. Dietrichsteir. The firmer is the courtier who assumed such important airs during the residence of the ex-Emperor at °limier, and who insulted the deputation from the eivie authorities of Prague--the city in which his lets imperial master has sought a retreat from the toils of government. It is understood that the operations against Hun gary will be deferred for a few days, in order to ascer tain the effect that will be produc ed by the official annoancement of the abdication of the late Emperor, sad also in order to afford the imperial troops the nity of taking the oath of allegiance to Francis opportunity of taking the oath of allegiance to Francis Joseph. Meantime the 'Magyars made an incursion an the sth into the Austrian territory near Bruck, and penetrated u far as Rohran. Towards evening, how ever, they withdrew. The Croatians had advanced as far as Nicholstadt, and the Hungarian army had abendontd Freiburg on the 30th ult., taking with them 160 cannons and the guns of the national guards, who, it appears, declined to fight against the imperial troops. The Hungarians had taken up advantageous positions in Wieselbarg, Arad, and Kamm. The young Emperor was expected to arrive on the ith or Bth at Vienna. Daring the sitting of the Diet at Kramsier on the 4th inst. the Minister of Finance calculated that the deficit for the year 1849 would be 49,340,000 florins, bet that it would be covered by new taxes and the like [pleasing prospect at a time when everything is extremely dear in Vienna and money very scarce). The minister gave it to be mood that govern ment would increase the duty on brandies, impose a on beet-root sugar, and gradually remove the itoitions on imports, because so long es these pro 'billow LAM there could be no hope of a junction with Germany [t in he German isZollvere here aided to]. A property tax is also annonotted, and the abolition of lotteries recommended on moral grounds Alter referring to some other measures, the minister vied the Diet to allow the government to contract a ken of 80 millions of florins. end to allow a portion ri it to be seeds over to the bank in order to mime the national debt. The proposition of the minister (whirs excited considerable sensation) was referred to the flames committee, with instructions to bring up their report within a week. 309 out of the 362 members of the Diet were present. The other depu ties (except 9) are absent "without leave."' The Vienna University will not be re-opened before Fehreary nest. Daring the last bw days the severity the state of sego has been increased. Ministers have rewired to dissolve the union of Siebenburgeo with Hungary Proper. The followil; extract from a letter dated Lemberg, will be reed with interest, though the facts treated of are ceetemporansees with the siege of Vienna : Tea some bare read aseenata of the bombardment at Zahn, amen ma moan you that there were me meads Moms he that mill eneeadom, elms there had bees, hat, me remistioe, so at all. Oa the let et No vember. la the eresiag, a kw artillery welders O nkel owe latiesel gasrisms• : a stein seemed, he eame game et whirl►k two et the latter were killed. Bet, ea a sodden, et Meat 7 o'clock, p.m., three meow shots were heard,whiskmoo hem as Auetriaa battery established a hill *et sonnet& the shy. ly, the lower deem et the pepdad be end benieadm they were mitedia hat week ewe by mom et the Velem *. by Jew, b. ills modes s lasted all night bet as Me '• rut three semen dna were met tellowed eitsm Bet te a t ra my ether attempt et the milltery meted the Sather wee dome by the shines tell the soseatins, ea agreement wee al l 7 , 1•16 / 4 bf aatheridee *ad emeamdarimeldef, that the teem were tee be hem the sty, mad the berrieedre lobes away. Oaths led Xer.,m the maim& genedens• disbendedtMeo uhmon_lbe isms et the abevemenoneed estrumeat, they Tiva Sod era, sad ems at theme ea the met, by the gosonihm el a Rathadam baddlem statism' ea the amme stir Rely Ghat This imibellambe amearnmee re- Need dm minima.= et the lahabrimmrs. The Bethnal Osmb m a~ M edam, aid the benimim ware opts re mid ae. Mimi skim were Lead at them by the Wien, st am, the puma are ef the heavy arta, bey epened endsst the demos& day. Pee men themwo km Mistime bansefse dimmed en the meigabea lewd yea es hob sof &alb of *my las, mad Wok. Aka am Om Ws breed bonebartmeat= woe albs sdb spleabas. dim& it ceases he thirty mi shit that It lad Maid at all. It is pretty well knows UM that this hsealsoinsat had boss preassditaNd and whey issiisd VOL PRUSSIA.-1b Berlin journals, of the 10th inst., he,, rewind us. The respective parties are resolved to sort all their energy and inflames at the ap- Pflahng eiseliens. Should the democrats possess a Interity I. the sexed chamber, it is in contempla- Illa le lorlag henerd a draft of a new conetitutien WIWI say rellons, to the royal one), and take the wlta of be be., upon it. The idea of impeaching whiners la act almadsned by the leaders of the de- Inemonal pally, whet entertain sanguine ~ ho dpsere of wskiagn arky in both chambers. The I nd litis-ad (the so-ealled " liberals • sad " demo- Ilan have, it appears, agreed to unite. Rho thasseing emendttees will be formed in the provinces ead a central me in Berlin. In those parts of Posen, where the Peke hem the nesiority of the inhabitants, it to proposed to elect Poies only ; in the so-called Gomm mots, German sendidatee (who may be ap tiro' of by the Polish electors), and Jewish candi- Mut in diarists where the Jews abound It is hoped by that arrangement that the liberals and democrats will 'this a template victory all throughout the grand 11 Ighy. The great point will be to return the leaders oPputation Ent cumber la the late aseembly as members of am The ordinary yearly expenditure of the Pro/Dian amaryby is some 84 millions of thalers. To cover that alas government have mat sere than IS sillk as —le is the treuny sad 10 wholly or pertly supplied by the vellatery t 0.,. The rest nut be thrived (mg the taxes. New, sappier all the taxes are duly peal, the scan total will ter sheet et the asseaut masked for the esennous expenditure eels dewed thin seat* the imam et the array, by mili tary ~Mises, sari by the neesseity lad:as esepleyeesst el phis verbs tee the able-belied poor. It was tha wuM of ash that wunyelled the Xing, seise twe yersa sea te peat a guess ocestitaties sad sisnie the oiled Dist aad it is probable that the eselhorme at that west has Wised bin this tins is poniards a easetitutica far more liberal than the *maw sae. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1848. le Usisissl b s Iseisdlle blew, feather I , l l k no loghlmilt, mg wee Met wet, bap Gibbs le ea the Clisesst imr , Cask•he U 4 Ono best it by stoney Um& ... 1414, BA ......«« ... .. . ..221. anal ill il I Mee Itew Yoh We sot fuddle N it 14 Now Tad &ISt 14 NM 7 Ma sa4 4slistelai If 14 II WW ling. 11., sitglos, awl re. rests. ma spuds, sallow 9102. 114. N.M.' lbs. Imuness. 4S. Os. id UI4 11111susups.lt e r. ; IssoideaUls. U I S Island so 14 1 17 II = I L I rper sott. TM Noe stassat slows tad 10 pee met. et he teem& et the I Nis we ears I. Is Ames shot the shiplaset lett New leek led wad Is sada &WM siesskirl4, wrelisessese. utortawassis, sad isisavess. It is 'say 'Yard for this listens"( that low duties am of to great basalt to oar eittgase, dose the ether dente MN INlVinall. This is tits plat assuidat et eat Wil ma sosa. mad private sway ealwprises el '' pith sal semen' The soothers mil is ia, but there is =this, sew, ewe ea exosat of a In is Pittsborgh. IR. emu% OSBORN', TORSDAY.—The Woo and Nate ♦tbert any. to Rids Is ti* atom= of primal joL Borlolty Drummond, do Cfrocapia•Waltiog to bar est, tott Oolara• tab umiak s.—Lord Ilptilattoas, Welting le kw Ifkjady. it *vetted it Osiaaao this olltor soca, to bo la attoadasto dodos do ported of tits omit to. swabs at Wow. Lord and Lady Jobs Boma arrived inan as s tarday aboesdag fiVIS Oda ooddooos, Pembroke- , sassilark, aodjf:as s Woberat e bsy mi as visit to Ow Ind Dominos et The Earl and Grey left *dr redolence in Brmsz e rest .z i a a risk to the Dabs and a al W Abbey. Viereont Palmerston is aleging at Brigidea. The juMciel moneraittee J Um Privy COOSA at yahrday. The are of TUN. WEay o. Peterßadiar lied; from die meet of yrwb at Maeda. was resumed aid eassided. An amos4 "Dom*. a: Baia," tram Uho Prooogaslipe °oars, vas osionoosod. of Qom% Adva oats sod Wo Trodovisk Meeker Wag Wed kr the ypl lasts, nod Kr. Tumor, QC. it do roormodesa. :do paw* were the Meter t Tb he aTM Lo stenebstroller of the dole of 11111111111814 Mr. Boma Perim aid the Mongolia, of the Dusky of Owswoll. (Nam last Met'. Casette.) • WsITIZALL, DEC. 9.—ns Queen has boa pleased to dims hews retest to D. paned Guam tb• Chem Neel arenft 1M atassity of a Haight of the United =idon of Oral Marls sad 'naiad sato Jima William Colville, ilaq., Palms Jodie tithe Soprano Court of Jullsatere Calcutta. aziowarrici, Dec. 11.—The Qtheen has been Vto spponve of Dos lasi Heel, ea *Vice Costal at at for the llezkian Republic. Dowmnfa-eraser. Dec. 12.—The Clasen bee been phased to appoint library Darkly, Esq., to be Governor and Commander in-Chef in and over the colony of British Guiana and its ditAisndeseles. Her Majesty has she been pleased to appoiat Wilma Frederick Dreberres, Req., to be Feints Judas, and Alexander ll'DougsU, Req., to be her Midesty's Bolisiter-Oeseral, for tao province of Nova floes. AMERICA. we yesterday announced the arrival at Liverpool the 2116, sad of the Acadia, Capt. Stone, Halifax 30th ult. h dates from Bolton to t . . Theisesad session of the thirtieth Coops., oons est2hkaelled the short aresion, was to have began in W ea Dec. 4. The hria had arrived oat. The death of Mr. Jonathan Goodhue, one of the oldest and most respeetable merchants of New York, is anneenced. from our correspondent gives full details d news NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Mass my het the nktisms between Mexiee sad the tamed &Atm have been somewhat streamtkened in the buds sl friestiship by the arrival of the Mexican misister, with • numerous wane of surnaries and slogan. One paper gays the number of these is seventeen, bat I imagine sues Is nearer the mark. H. woe se.ompaand by ear own wiskiler, Mr. Clifford, who has • short have of abeenes. We leans from good anthoeity that oar countrymen generally are heated with marked attention in Illexko, and the hal. lag Inwards them is quite the nuns of what it might have ham muted to be, considering the Pinks we have gives to her pilau We learn that Mexico is in I faVariall sad die tented stale. The government is without money. sad the corpus perfectly inefficient. The Indians pens upon the header states aleacet without resistance ; and the Maumee tioaary spirit which discovers WWI through the country ap emu mi be beyond the control of the adainistratioe. Con ge.s has editrarned, the president and hie mbiast being presoak and he informing them that an extra semis& would be milled. The only important national question to he that of a revision of the tariff. The yrksltvbta are warmly opposed to its being redly:fad, and so we the few munshottners to be found in the °unify. In the mean time the treasury is empty, and proposals for • new loan are made on the security of the nest instalatent of the indemnity to be ressived from the United States. Oar American cot napatedents write that thin is a snug and iacressing desire auras the best clause of the Idencons to become numbers of our asalederacy. They feel themselves unable to attain to say politic) strength, or to mantas any internal peace. They are in the hubs of corrupt military chieftains, a licen tious soldiery, and greedy end unscrupulous politicians. With all their gnat resources of the itelde and the mines, the country is bankrupt, and likely to madame so. They per min no end to their ninnies but antler the wings of the northern WIC. I assure you this is the feeling. It is sup posed that Mr. Clifford and Don Luis de la Rosa, the Mexi can Minister, have some special object in coming to the United Stasis together. It is probably to get an edemas of flimsy. No annexation of Mexico to the United States will be per mitted by the whip in the next congress, nor by the next president. It is very passible, however, that a law may be passed authorising the anticipation of the payment of thi im stakeouts under the treaty of peace. The stilts of Tampico are by no meas. settled. The NMI governor is the IMO person who proclaimed the reputes of the Rio Grande in 1837, and it is said is detenaleed le est with • site ilar policy now. In order to have fall junior ties hr a breach with the general government, he has de mended that Tampico shall he • free port, that the date shag be exempt from taxation, and that vo ;overman set- Ma shall enter it under any pretext. The denial elders demands, which is of course saticipavd, is to be made the pound of a separation. We are assured that New Ives and • part of San Luis are ready to joie ia tho movement he imispendeace. 1,600 iimurgents Ile in 'a stronghold is the menntains of San Luis, and have this far misted every at tempt to subdue them. They have sty'. d themselves Tem bees, and avow their determination to throw off the federal yoke. The governor t.f Tampico is determined to ignite emigration from the United States in order to strengthen his position. The news from the gold region of California continues to confirm our first reports home of the contemporaries of the Express has affected an unbelief in the statements whisk have Wen made in previous accounts. But I have so doubt whatever of the truth of the statement. you have ' published. We have now a letter from Capt. Allen, of the 1 ship lease Welton, to his owners in this city, dated the 15th of September last, at Monterey, is which he sap all his crew have lett his but two, sad they will leave hies as moos as his freight is tooled. He expects to in at Mentare_y for • long time foe want of arm to navigate his vessel. "No help is so be got at any price." Seamen are hard to be had at 100 dole. per month. The coasters pay 160 deli per month to their hands. All the ships at San Francine are stripped end laid up. The ream is plain enough. These seamen go up to the mines, or rather up the Sseramento, sad niter working two months hays with from 2,600 doh. to 3,000 dole. each. If they work In gangs they *beaks mach larger sums. The ceptain of thalamic Walton was offered by • gentleman of Moaterey twenty dollen a day fora year U he would go to the river cm his assesat. Be module: hie letter by saying, "It is inarossi hie he me to give an an of the gold that isgot hen.' Tim the es stories told of the golden goads of Oaffilienie are true to the latter ; and it is equally true, diet ilk= INIWWW• treasures, while within roes of the gothfal Mearamo, were sato uakaara. It wee lit M heetber Smathea to develop these least 1100111011, and le reit by dim. It is probable thatasmgrea will legislate am the sub join at its nut .amiss, sod Wwavev to divert some if this Odes Arian ineir the asthma aramorv. TIM year, ur se se ball the world, hr been hhl of shank, meas. Ws us __ hem Wsoldagtoa that the SeesPary of the Tammy viii mks a repot highly fueuralis to the tmesiel Mama of the farron. No muse eanseleary isms Mil be wed, the mamma of the mks Min imp elat i l s h a r a t i l its meta. h k eke acid that he w a tl n = a ea ear salormasery lam, by whisk me kerma imothm at orM se reseillimess, aid also la perm* el laths. This will renew the laelpal objection to aim egosselisas of the pressat Oats _,r while it k item eedisas is eam ima rr iasok ospeste, ia a whole/ea; Mask of ear piper It leo( course set e=thet he will propose any intim idate of the tariff. Thel be woula irti ttLe Whigs, st an. They will raise the data ea ems by way emits& them to Merriam Whim, mad make spathe ems There is we doubt whim that our easy mi. sad Ma karma are mealy madras aria the petal Wit Our poor aegis ask ef Mat alai* eriamtege khrusle be offered - Map Wags if we mum ears aaydftg habery them with. The operative ask' why his miss Meth be eat down to the grade of the starving mama fa Membeeter. Whoa we ban a tariff, my they, gages were Web. we had pleat, dummy to spend or lay ap, mad we bad somedriag buy goods with. Which is the best, my they, to have pasty of mew allay • thug eves if k is dear, or to have no mosey to buys thing if it le ever so cheep t The malts of the election are sow perfectly mail& Game Taylor has 17 votes more than ere respdrod to make a majority. Some of the mall states that were theoght likely to go foe him has voted for General Cam bat by ..wally smell mejorilfm, so small ties they might brae beta °moms by a way little maim It is a degas het, that the North Willem States, ell of them satlaimety is principle, thdr ates to • samilisee who is a pe. slavery ass, while Wala of the seathsesseates voted he a whip vies prosideM, who is is le ark domes& isetitalkes. This Weep • peas sad ems amass me more sari mire that itself will be Melaka ri.. wierity of bah pert: .....coaties, that waM arrive et mom mesas a set diet they so idea of beselieg up the 7ars• e ! amp o u r samliss. die se le the sempemak of the mot sab= " f i rr. Lemma of imam k evirkselp the fames** makiale for the weesary. _ Allman's mem me that a few melts ego, ia some piqM ommbe made to Gomel TSAR IS to what wee lemma of y., ti lt= Taylor's cabala mull be Med Ma Tay _bees frkaif' This Mamas ids delermiaka ade es be Mos. When we tell ear Ugh& kiwis Wet Osumi Teem is elected grayest, we do sot needy gyms the WA is mot yet &OW presidia by say_ mom The whose el Mats. 'My ere eksad. It meld be perlbelly sempame is tires to ma for Mr. Pub w M. embody lhey am, sat theme= having a meetly MOM miss wealibe psi dent us the 4th of Ifni ma. hat are as event is set palahtß bemuse a m ay of the siestas la them itrware pa sp se eart Meads of Omni ,These a arms Mika la their pa kat they wit may eat the Mies el th u s le die. expiesei. Is the preseat hossessa_ wham Om. 'ratable base aroje• rites ear either Osa. Om a Mr. Vas Berm, ask NEC blood ate is greater lima his. That be is styled a Mei, postdate. The Modem whe will mar Ida prairket by their votes ia the esflege. win sot, theater*, reprommt the ammeriosl molority of the voters em this 1111111061111 bell. ea the other Mid, be who has the lowa vele is mesh Imre the ropeermadve et the wide pegie tbra be Mee bee the masa Umpire that by se mashielka of winery eireamlomess seal the prestioatiel Moslem he Ir dead to homy their Duda If flea. Taylor druid dis bakes the mimes sesek lay would tilos be assepetal ma kir some awe le. I maks this as an Mealeatisa of ova Mallutimm Ds *is, braem, se it mg, the k semi*** isfated. Hide me_ eat 4* sad eat et MM. TM 6 1,200 . PPM isisiwdwid •• esquisme la al the moderate immures of the amlffreeleat, la aria to dam him off from the whip. They bop 16 4 W, • Mama him sad the altra.wkige, se use megY lad ea him se they did John Tyler. I WWI Se* whether he ma ever mks hhassil a Tyler. That • e a = l : L yw i t awn •" 1 7 . w * k W . the sky el Awileame they seakelai Ode 1 MOM b 7 may Maisie of Rhos pies sed I Weiss patio same peer Oa thimbetivise ,Ifff• The is diet we cell here Aims up lie Wag brown. The 7tffiwrie Odds wriersiag mak= this paragraph : The following le en snout of at. of US tierces MUM shipped COMMSRCIAL INTILLI9ENCIL New Yu Ike. &im pose smelt sad mire seashst, was eat of mg weemit. TM UMW &Ms Ikea hill Ism *KW the premmilas taw dep. awl maths/ ea Ilemerisy I ger emit seambes. boa blessed • Nile Way, sad remise rebels 4,r MEND Meek le Om. sad is by we maw mama Igoe the nada& Treetsmy Notes have re ceded mearly per enc. dams be 1 , 9* to ilet Nei,per at laff. The la - bele* are Na g ir t Ms rase sedloweel ir Ms =7 WNW to 3 sw met per swum swab ham 'belts% owayle mg. Is m6BBBOBBBB to beim estasthe this grist we %sow bib ea Lesko se to 9, eel se ?artist Is L 314, aid kr assort embegiaist. Mari 11.11 rivers is . Oar weather Nab= las, awl the maeliptim emil still Ceemem.—Tbe marbot 1. bees dull, with sake it Moat IN boles; stow arm bums imams% 4 amt. per petted lower. The Wow- Ims ime gestatiome Upammi sal WO*, New Thrift. Orissa, to Tax. Inferior aoea I to 31 Owilmery se geed marry NW** me psi •141•4 to .0., lo to es to NAdlyoe .hto sced bk miss to 74sam toe? Twos. 80.—Tbe homy rereigie bees had • Wanly to depress the Soar mead, sad Is the Mimeo et • domed ler expert. prim here • detemwead temblem; ased tsram• 113 Ntablinee 0011 11. 11 . k•-• have Nem mil at I wi.lllo. ; ersigha Weds tea..ea pew York Melo awl tiklisme, I dela. 374; pre Omememes. I dehtlas. so e IN. ay& ; sed emu kande at I del► lips*. dIN Commame Goethe= lbw try be 'Med at I IN. Ow le dele. ere, with Wm et the Mawr odes. Igo flaw, II deb. 19* to delune. Owe seseki doe. 1 Ns. Illadiwies• Ivor, 4 de& ft 4 aim Pwr Wm& mw• dai at 1 Na. le 1 del. new doe Onsuse. mei Ns. Os Ilk. for Radom Nye Is die dell sr Nu. Wu Owls s. sleady at 34; to iii.. kr Naar% Wm is gismip , , mei swims a. a shade lower ; MIS et reemi yellow hem Ina mode NW NW le ; Western and Illeethwe pee% to 1M; Weems mini, Ile. to Ile.; New biathism km Wm gi Us. to 61e. Ass—Me agodmil at 3 doh. Via. to 6 dais.; peer* II dole. 124 c. Wwwer Mita Wle Itsk *mad at Us. to 144 e. ; holders sow wit 21e. for bereein Yeenemosis.—The sake have been limited. New pork, 11 deb. 300., mei prime. 1 Ws. UK Beet ramps from 9 dui. 571 e. to 10 MM. kw gam, sea going isig 73c. Lad dull et To. to lie., is barrels. Navas. liemme altredy, with honked sales. Setigh turpentine, Nein Mg. MEW M WIWI Blahs ot tergewies, 34e. to W., • mi haws MIL OM= tin for Limped M MIL; Scar, Is.; reel mum 7s. mod hr Mom Wm y. pr ow! to Mg. well =W NW. lAmegml, gt 44.8 d. A brig hr fees ehareired far Calm* et 5,151 del.. the ran there. lawarow Excenstess.— • teed• 10111 109; as Purim 1.36 to Salle.; •a Sw= ll 2as ;as Hammen, $34 to 35 1, es !spores, TN. COLONIAL. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. CANADA.—Orr ?desired dates are to the 257) sit The Montreal Gesell., of the 22nd, quota the follow ing paragraph Irma the Quebec Mercury, thdoniag it with an expresecon of its belief that " the writer is well informed :" lion real, Ns.. 17, IMIL—Pay so sneaks to the amerUons man by the Pau, and payers et that political stamp, that Inn' Eigla ls .steely near. 1 have the very teM authority, not from any we be Omni, bet ham a poileem la London. wall Shined el ell that t=ea la the Oienlihellins, for Gaylen that Ind limn and the Ilassuary de Gat etdeek banes st an well together, and *het Se he.. gemmerant to by so mean ratithed with the permit mem ef sides he this embp. It is true that Lord Elea end the pope Mee saveramly hay the truth of these statements, bat 1 siel soar Mom been more eilatithen is my Ufa if they do mot turn not the iree. The only complaint the hose government sag hare against Lord Elgin is that he pride in governing the Wow, by the agency of the mia Mere, who have a majority ba the legislature ; at least this is the only charge brought pelmet his in the opposition journals. TM wary lawa were exciting some diseussicia la Canada. The asthma of legal interest in Canada Is 6 per cost., sad this being far below the value of gamey In the market, do vices for obtaining higher rates are had recimme to, wlebb raise the sums reelly paid kw massy acecoamodatim to ea enormous amount. Public opinion appears to be la fav of a modification, if not, indeed, of a total repeal, of the pie Social usury law. The public moieties summoned at Magna to sounder the quipatiaa of the Imitation law, Mel bees pommel as Moak of the plight being pat in poseession of the proiskse of the ill which was no: preend is the impede' legislators last 'mien. The meetlag was ce be held on the 27th ult., and the filo:via a emolatime were to be moved : I. TIM thle assisg, tak erawartag in the resehaisas whb aim sus to the Orkli rip*, live, Moped at • pile meat bid la UM shy en the lath dhotis/it, sad eloodegehe grilse et the highest Importease to the Wends WPM, MO 1 Is* in repeat m Mims MI seem Met was dm embed apes. the. iliet Mama se the mane meshy bes. ber Mikes ma _lt to abewlea missive swl him ummiums, SWIM MY Mimi the admesses knew* Mimi la Me seedme ef the Cited Lopes i Ned hum& se the rearletleas apes as by tbe nerlnetlen avid the pedal desks of r e 1L against kap work pm lathe* ellbele must doilmatil in the amemerse awl es ths amaid unseen d the pr ells, It is there eel the Mies d mho melm that the psi of this wimp ham a }Gat dela apes the maim washy to be Memel km them mama re. skielleas. L That this meeting, kom further eissisma sephit In the ma ma Met shoed, we the mat pewartel P to reiterees whet was urged by thole billeoitimes at the pais mein Purr rim vls.: —Mot More le the dememit ellielhelline. should t d he Ilieleh asigalloa lies (se hir as Whet perebsel ene. Mae la ham due the peeleihn le psi and hem be Omit MIMS le whhilleasm that Oa babel Me palms, bib of the moors Mho md dam& will ur NO le pie et the thdlal Salm drimatift, ewe= M w_ es,. away et tempi Mill Me ammekeises Ormis pos. seat,Meek see MK emishimeed brie none Mem= el emeakelpt lathe OMNI Salm eedtbeielbe esiptka inn thee be readeeed r mark Mir meta MOM that et proem tha le Webb weft they szashe a mot Imolai la. Loma Mho ems patios of on resew thrived be. phis weft. mil mar the Yemen Kemp reveal easaseted with the MP sad amerame et the earimeff. L Thal Mk meibto hew ORM esaidered the ill "to aired the lawn In ayes ter Se messiellealt et MOP sletypiag sad Mr .mi Octprepared salbreasht Wthe Boise af Clamor by . Kr. Labesiere. mil Led Jim mil mind be be = on the Nth August Sir mil iamb :hey te re. on as ..para des et aphis MS awed Sibs merits die 10, se kr se alho Ihe semi hesesie dabs smoke, pot sea. aims Yd It mode Me weal, eed Pi eels. d the preview. Inimmak se it propels to Inew us Me be woke Ihreeci a llideb me& at ear mica, Sear ammo Mk the - MIMI and What maw. ewl to musk he die preelealel prim wo sorting teas sod Mead f u f u tz dem meth, Ls ped—bell the mama Ms Mile ma UM OM the argensy deer am MI be ibly appeioad by oweremeM and the lambi Lebo ment—ide meta bake seinfesed ia ria ms liembloasthe die bilk so Gar as Oar riga ft Owed% me far ties reientlea el to thle whim 1 9.= sa Mmes pothlon. has ea the foregiag he hr leemabies to Mr isjeley the Chasm ml= mil dist Ids imalleary the OeverasoMmeal tes most lemma theses, tad eeppert as prayer ; Id" Olt pilaw sad preseMd Mei beam el the proviadel atre i rM ad essim, pain them be ailleaties. the MOM et= Se MS eilable to the L TIM a esmelltem b. ypetnted, Mlle tall pow le amp at Inleallas et themeedeL sr do feleth- Ri me md. eerier, MA the semilese be and booby awswama. opus a usimpadme MP our la pie el the palms, kr the wpm ct irittlau than passim the Mikes white we have in Mew, sad helmap im eatlemea maple that comeittee t with power lo add to Mk Mere fellow the aware or 62 isettorair.l NEWFOUNDLAND.—The elections had rani lord, bat ell the Mums bad slat been resolved at Bt. John's on the 23rd et Nossmber, the beset deb we base Man this colony. The Chlorite., a piper hostile to the liberal party, admit that the liberals have a iseJesity, sett wares the govern eted le be " prepared for a demi mike at the legi" bums then Is "r Imboatiss et a hishile f towards the ezeoutive." The °wrier buirsare thas tears bad base Pup eiestleossasi prestige es the pert dike liberals, bat mites riaisisns (see the sobjelahl Sz. but) Miele appear le sceseet se llisetly cur the rehorry AIME* the edam KIP dollar la as Mpg( ilkldele ham me hem ell emeleiL,meeple law Mown to ham se disabt el the ammo* saMi Le prty, Whig a mildly. Ila. Moe moms Moe medellealed tbk rail. and we mei elbspieg esemmbe the gevemmet blabs la pest kribed SM mmel al leashe the elestlem spirt std melded eet SIMINme of Pe musalies ime MK/ segaliel eke the lie la IL Jebie be Jam 116, did sera liMptee Me imam ma et do esellieme et Ow dislues; sal Ihe sheet. sear =apprise% le Ira ow le lhe ememillse kr pima dr awe el opperes st Welt awrin., el esd malelbelled ke lbe maid Le Ore elibeerie. TO4OIIIIIIIII flalkariN immiletheleid miesmoid tb s i ke Melee =Mk, by abide all Militia beelissa N▪ adel dem *a Hi Jealp lei, MI the emegamt km et Imp sem stew mem le Ile mils emir= =&ealeadld iamb some milde amettrarressmiarl Mem mildewss se IJCENSRD VICTUALLERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY. — Yesterday, the Rhumb annual meeting of the nembers of Ude society ww held at liedbm's hotel, Bridge-sweet, Mach fries% lfr. George Bessett la the ehair. The amerittee, la their report, oonglatelated the numbers ea the with drawal ef the "eimesiens single-bet& clause" ham the Ze es* AM of het esnlea. sad also apes the het that eddy eleven brformseleas bad been kid against memben (nunthet , =700) = i the pest year, most of whisk were dlr. by Me payment of waft. 126 rewards bad in: distributed to persona instrumental la the aseseffirse end semis*. of offenders *guest the mem- Mee me the trade. There bad been received during the year ending ea the 31st of Oetober, indndieg 711. 14e. ad. profit ea the excursion to Brighten, and 1001. from the Wise sad Spirit Denim' Society, the sea of 1,4481. 18e. The dirbansesean, including 4031. Os. 11d. ,parliamentary ex. mese, amounted to 1,2771. 16s. The total Wawa in favour of tbe society amounted to 2,6724 71. 10d., being an Morisse of 1681.25. on the preceding year. The report, alter a short discasdon, was agreed to, as were also rotes of thanks to the chairman and oommittos for their efficient services daring the parliamentary struggle. The officers for the ensuing year were then appointed, and the meeting repented. SUPPLY OF GAS TO THE METROPOLIS. A meeting of the ward of Farringdo Without, was bold last evening at Andsrtosee !iota, Fisetstreet, to take the messeary steps Ike securing to the City of London a supply of gas at 4s. per 1,000 feet. Mr. BUCILMAITIIK having been called to the chair, ob. served that the object of the meeting was the breaking down of a monopoly. Mr. CAZPINTEII, in moving the first reeolutios, "That the present sharp for Rai to the cities= of Landis is ew.r bitant and unjust," obtereed, that he understood that tney had met that evening not to enter into the details of the gas question, but to native to take the necessary steps to get rid of the evil under which they were suffering. They hoped to do that through the m. dins of the corporation. But they all knew how difficult it was to make the corporation move in the right direction, until all the sham of London had declared that it was the right direction The corporation bad determined to apply to parliament for leave to purchase the pipes of the present gas company, and • committee of the common meal kid been appointed to watch the bill. If supported by the chinas at lane. such • course aahrbt be productive of good; but that a change from the present system was requisite could not be denied. He was credibly informed that al though the present company had redacted the pries of the gas from 7s. to 15.,. the consnmers, in point of fact, paid as mu& as before —(Ces of " More")—owing to the inferiority of the gas, whielt obliged the oonsmeer to burn a larger tity, order to produce the sane amount of light. It was well known that the present quality of the gas was much in• feriae., perdeularly la the City of London, to what it was two years age. go that, by the reduction in priori from 7s. to le. per thousand cubic feet, the citizens had only gained aloes. In comparing the pries they paid with that paid in other town; they must not omit from their *maroon the quality of the gas. For instanes,the prim of gas In Liverpool was 41. ed., and in London de. ; but, take int" account the superior quality of the Liverpool gas and it would be worth 141., as compared with the on the at Os. Ia all the large towns gas was tuleed of a better quality, and at a lower rate, than in Loadon. Ia Manchester it was supplied by the cor poration at lis. SI, which yielded a profit of 16 per cent., which profit was applied to the general purposes of the cor poration. It had ban said that the cost of coal was greater in London than elsewhere. If so, they ought, no doubt, to take that fact into their consideration. But was it at ? Coal in London oat 10e.3J. a ton, and the gas ms and upwards. Well, coal in Stockport cost 19e. 4d., and yet their gas was supplied at 4s. 3d. In Cheltenham it cost 244" and yet the gas there was only about 4s. The Imperial Gas Company consumed annually 51,000 tons of coal, which maimed 31,900 ehaldrons d coke, and that, at 141., gave a podia! of 22,3001. Bet as to the enormous pro fits of these gas companies then was no speculation or doubt. Aoeadte gto their own returns, he found the annual profits of the Imperial Company were 68,0001., of the Chartered Om Company 62.0001., of the London Gas Com pany 67,0001., of the City Gas Company (which was said to be reduced almost to a mate of poverty) 62,9001., that being the amount of surplus pr.fits. Mr. Las having emeaded the resolution, it pared nasal sanely. Mr. BADMIT Mirilddie next resolution, to the east that the wanting all span the thrporation to exercise the powers they peetheed to bring about an immediate redselea in the pries of gas by the ethaission of competing companies. The speaker ethiewmat some rem arks to the meeting on the sehlest able pant Lw verifying gas made from the oil of beam and ether elthl, sad which he undertook to skew call be sefflLM at a much cheaper rats than cod gee, while it moU materially aid the sanitary movement, by me m* time Mika new went to swell dangheaps and pima sewers. Mr. /Lax mended the resolution, which pared nem. cow, as did th e mat, nemiely, " that a competent public officer eh Mappointed by the corporation of Landon to inspect meters and see that the gas is of gold quality, and that no *braes is dome to the othenseer."—This resolution, which was moved by Mr. Les and @seceded by Mr. Gear, gave rise to numerous neaselue trom diarist speakers, all undid* to thew that the meter did not give • sufficient security to the eseenma, bemuses, as explaised by • nisi tibewatismea pitts . si It it were eniy atmospheric sir it, It would still show a con. empties ila id 111741 M -very pointed allusions were also mthe ts the appro.& of St. Thomas's Day, and to the ne = havisr e eprosentatives in the comma council who wishes of the citizens an this subject. A re= was then passed, determining to present • re. glisten to the Lord Mayor, to owns* • ward meeting on the quads.; and thanks having been voted to the chairman - broke up. WPM RIDING ELECTION. Yesterday a meeting of gentlemen from the Lan cashire towns was hold at No 5, Newell's-buildings, Man chester, ter the purpose of forwarding the election of Sir Galling luau, Bart. Mr. G. Wilson was in the chair, and toy melons and Influential gentlemen were present. The Mestekester nea t * a emend edition, says " A these preseat were Mr. Henry, M.P., Mr. Bright, M. g i s .: s e Leashaw, M.P., Mr. R. Aahworth , Mr. James Watts, Mr. Jobs Platt, of Oldham ; Mr. James Thompson, Mr. S. Lees, Mr. W. Morris Mr. Syddall, Mr. Dean, of Bolton ; Mr. Ceiba, of Balton` Mr. D. Whitehead, of Rawtenstall ; Mr. N. Bee*, of Ashton ,• Mr. James Woven, Mr. R. Milner, Mr. J. B. Boyle, &a. The utmost geed feeling prevailed, and a liberal subscription wee catered into for the puree's' of detrayieg Inch legal expenses as mat be unavoidable, in order to assure the atteadance of the Lancashire voters. The re port; from every part of the county were most favourable, and we hays no doubt there will be a very cordial sup port rendered to Sir Calling !leaky by the liberals of thb toasty." IRELAND. Doses, Dmo. 12. The Archbishop of Taam, Dr. *Hale arrived in town this morning from Italy, where he gas sojourned for several months. The lord lieutenant has fixed a quarter-past three o'clock this day, for the reception of the deputation appointed to present the memorial respecting " the exchuaon of Roman Catholics" from the juries in the state trials. The reply of hie excellency will bs looked for with considerable intrrest. The corporation of Dublin are to meet this day, to decide upon a repo lotion which has been proposed, expressing approval of the conduct of the lord-lieutenant, in preserving the peaceable community from the anarchy and con vulsion that might have resulted from the designs of the wicked confederacy by whom the recent Insur rectionary outbreak had been projected. Mr. Smith O'Brien, and the other parties convicted at Cloomel, remain at Richmond Bridewell. There is a very general rumour that the judges of the Queen's Bmch are unanimous against the prisoners on the write of error ; and that, in case of a unani mous decision of that court in favour of the crown, the &Um ney-genersl will withhold the requisite sanction for the prosecution of an appeal to the House of Lords. _ _ It is ;aid to-day that 111 r: Duffy's trial cannot pos sibly be entered upon on Thursday, as that day will certainly be consumed in the preliminary skirmishes of the lawyers. Mr. Duffy, who has himself been called to the Irish bar, will be defended by Messrs. Batt and Holmes, Sir Colman O'Lcghlen, and Mr. John O'llagan. He was imprisoned so long since ss July, and at the ensuing commission in the setae month true bills under the new Tresses Felony Aot IMO found against him, and he only escaped ar raignment on them by an accident—a preliminary ob • jection raised by his own coanseL Meantime Mr. Smith O'Brien was arrested, and among his papers was found a letter from Mr. Duffy, which would seem to have changed the intentions of the crown towards that gentleman, as the indictment was withdrawn not withstanding Mr. Duffy's earnest application for a trial at that commission. At thelateoommission in Oet last, the former bills were quashed on the motion of the crown, and fresh bills for felony against him sent before the county grand jury. These were I f oun d, bet, is etmespenoe of an informality tim coa..4lllr.r.."ll o f the jury P s _ nels ? r j ur ig a' I :Rxelt for the county, the w..: lot r with. Mr. Daffy wee, mike& du; 6 w 00... .d transferred to tee custo d y a t the to utty sheriff. Subsequently he wu noticed th a t a ll twiner proceedings against him wouldbe voided by the e.vown, and fresh bills against hiss sent before th e c it y 'wad jury. This frequent change of proceedings and en;etody has not pleased any portion of the public, who tt.lnk that Mr. D a ff y ' s came has not been trea ted, as it assuredly °nicht, like any other ow. Meantime Mr. Smith O'Bnen, having reference to the sentiments expressed by the Solicitor-General at the commissien in Clonmel, in which he spoke of Mr. Daffy as having urged forward that unhappy gentleman, has addressed to. Mr. Duffy'm counsel a letter upon this subject, which he expresses a desire should be used on Mr. Duffy's trial. The Herald of this evening statee that in this docu ment Mr. O'Brien denies in the strongest terms that he wu in any sense or degree urged on by Mr. Duffy, and adds that the letter, if read, wiliace Mr. Duffy's conduct, in reference to Mr. O'B rien,e is a very different light from that in which the public, in consequence of the Sclicitor- General's observation', very generally regard it. A movement of an important character, having re ference to the mach canvassed poor-law, is about to take place. It has been for some time in contempla tion, and,has at length been decided on, that represen tatives from the several boards of guardians throughout the country will assemble in Dublin in about &fortnight front this time, to discuss among themselves the ob jections to the working of the poor-law, which so many localities now seem so keenly to feel. Whatever they shall adopt as their judgment it is intended shall be laid before the executive for its information prepara tory to that amendment of the law which is not only advisable but inevitable, and with which parliament at its opening will be called upon to deal. Thismovement is of so practical a nature that there can be little doubt the authorities will receive its recommendations with great attention. Meanwhile, it is consaing to find teat, w'erever the owners and occupiers of land are doing their duty in affording employment, the poor law is regarded as a valuable auxiliary. w: .. us On Monday, the Rarnembranor having brought ap the bill, tie dames ware discussed screams, and the Ask et then approval of without alteration. nothing being changed mesa a few wrath in the preamble. The whole having been gene through, the committee adjourned till yesterday, when. despite soma opposltioa, the bill pared. It will se rarned lad Nat up to parliament without being to the WOW of ocaramou coma RUIN FOZZION INTELLIGENCE IN THE DAILY News.—The Skater Saturday Poet .4 Die. 9 says: " By the attention of y tm s eE=ars of the Daily New the tel lowing impartial , contained in a mend dints thismis=i l y, woe forwarded by zon, semi this morning, at two o'clock, teeth" hours swear tkaa the make entree of post." Mere follows oar ro art of the aedtatioa al the Happen! of Annie, sad et thiamine elistibtireq —The .eateretl Oberon of liatarday nye: " We lave to eckaarholy tie senreny of oar seauseperary of the Daily News is tranessittlag to our once, way, mod Whim of yesterday's auxeber, the intelligens* that the Beaperer of Austria had abdicated, and that the Eng el Prussia had dissolved the Amenably end grsated a senstitatke." Tias TOTAL Ninon o Dame IN LONDON daring** week wafts Bclurday het, Dee. 9, au 1,148, or 8 ender the avenge. swrieclen is still very novelist and fotoL Daring the urea days inside& in the return that sow is a ttit 41 6 4:e d ai l =LIZ ash: n at il e:e7 The grasp tenperatare was On. The Marrnaousz. CaLsaaanoe or vin Fouunial DAL—Yesterday, brin g the anniversary of this sashed institution, wee celebrated by the anal CRINIIOIIIIO, the aclenthace of old Carthusian befog as numereas and as ithbegmbeed se ea say . pureness session. Divine service waspellnned at bar • desk, the arisen being preached by the Arebblicep of Centering. His grace dwelt forcibly spa the teheatsges amain free a system of education sash es lid Imparted la the Chartsrhours, and exhorted the Tsui men ia en alleclieman stria es to median thumbs. dosing theb probilinery nurse that, when they lama s& At ins lir wseid they night begone orsamente of 8141117. At the reenclasten of the serving the son y reeked to the gran W, ware Yr. Chula Orenwed Floyd„ the ostler esbehte,allesred ea oracles. The yeaddel orator sow sensed by tagyisi to the stabs of Europe darns the past year, se ashasted with the of England. With reform es the demobs Abu of the Mannheim*, he seendened the dada of the Ball Archbishop of Cesterbstry, Lord lasibeanes. sad the lei of Henewhy, the win bed seesseded then, unsl . M tillidag preent AeaibWp d Osatiebury, the Bishop of Lleadeg sad Led Dams. The enter proceeded to recite the manes el thine whe w incles boon students In the knit:Woe, bad gained bennen Ifivenity of Canbeidge daring the pen mg. aloft _it to Mr. W. H. Stone . , jut eland to a at Baal College, Orford ; Mr. 8.. dwell is fee Tee sokelership, in Trinity College, and lb. W. B. Veber, ended of C kr Chunk who obtabent a Oat den in Nisei. bow mimeo. Mr. aninded by a rank, somplimed to Sir lobate Peel, who had gland an the freadclites, The oracles, whisk wee essied is elegant Latin, Ins at livered damn& carp, se t C: ma with lout plane. Mike ekes a larr ei Taber of old Caihnires Mad teethe, the stewards Sir B. Peel, Ent, ILP die lbw Talbot, F. T. alines, Esq., the Mov. C7l=ess, the Rev. T_ JAME, sad the Env. T. Dieing. onseihnt opoothos were delivered. dr. Floyd. who blinesill the skin, is about proceeding to Chrht Chunk °Aud i os the Oberterhoose fondant. PanonicrioN Viersi.--Bir — I have lately sew in valuta* paper sere letters timing the .bases of the Tangles Tway !), and it delighted an such to and did the oddest lad nab its way into your Winans. asl nut the dread dyear lath may awaken to sone sense of ionise a body of ass who lan take* an oath to .‘ bath and helm*, wording to the boot o. tre ' kebt ar ast ifte lmowledr, wise the amoral powers and authorities roma in Own as motrymen, sad that without Um/ of albaden. ;geishas wr ma 11.,." Now, sir, how dry ma ressitulle with this their oath, so Jenny of their ems of pertiality nil Moor 0 speak ken hots him his ski mho hloho nod Sea ON0101) ll am at a kw to einmehm The sii !te Anus in Oh paiiii are so lomat that Ihi a peaks, ferried them, will be to the hour of to prey See is tedimmee. sad to alma* that seinsism 111. tot er &ergo Boesno, under whisk thee beiths "r ti miler in UM plait lone inihnimes Shun Walled sad .II What wo h Helehomes Ad, and newt that the ratelayers will not rest till th3 d o i l ii ne il i s t. I am lurpi to say that at a amain of the P Parochial Massiatiss, hid last night at Um Norfolk , the mi- Mess enmemod there went nearly saanintoss in favour of it. adoption. By the way, I should liks to sib the clerk if ho win be kind enough to tell me where I may dad an t of the Ovate subscriptions towards the reeriih m t l iT l ;i a ttity shank as I leave never ass then in the wilt assount, although they amount to many pounds. lam sorry to gine this reactionary the extra trouble of answering my gata tlo as he is but inlaid for hie savior as you will me by the gallowiar statement talkie salary, which, in 1838, was Ma a year; in 113311. it was raised to 3001. ; in 1840, to 4011. ;la 1842, to 4601.; is Ibte, to 8601.1 This tardy ad vailliewlealt Easy be rosommanded as a spealmen of the sliding male to the aNf ao of veiny dodo is other parkhes. I moat speisghe Ike ossapying se mak of year time and space, and enbeeeibe myself yang, Its.—E. Q. BUTPOCATION llNTWlliftt-DECKS IN BHiPB.—Sir The melancholy accident recorded in the columns of the &prom . the 7th instant, is too dreadful an instaace of W want of proper ventilation on board ship, to be passed over by the populatioa of this great mercantile country, and I hope that allege a astastrophe will have the effect of pro ducing some valuable suggestion of a remedy. I have more than ones been in danger of a similar fats ; in fact, I have known all the steerage passengers and crew ill through the effect of noxious malaria, eagendared by want of ventilation; and the vivid rentembranos my own experience has 1-ft ena bles., to form soma faint pinta* of the honors which mutt have preceded Ilia fate of the 70 victims on board the km donderry. Tho danger is more common than may be sup posed; it has dwelt upon my mind so constantly as to cause zee, In a printed letter addressed to the Right Hon. Lord bea Ashley Ale year, to allede with apprehension to the subject as m The Lest suipast I shell matt. regards the ship ankh mitt out 'adman them abram emidered that the matilatke en beard m acetinNalmst. sod might may be imp mod. I hem err mods the proem M a gomment smipatien thy. aadetessnal that there war gent dalbisam in then empret. When the meet is Me gestsd deal s die. by the eappei hy ipowerment to dom. Ale Mid I site The heinme en ems. end ranged Mae the -ides me so amend as be Mee bM NM sad air ; them last, however, aro Mail Mee the ineM mod Mug the chip side, W am. thendre, or Mile teed when the doom girths births we shat, or the surlie thet hong beano them me dom. 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Vales slaw sown 11.0 eve the Mt At the forward end of the ship MOM MO. Meld he me the the Mt ani a Maas air pump AM theme. By this mem Mime toe migrants yeas shut down bare, by wormer this map the is tea maid he *readout, sad, leseng the *ash t ail nob b. W pecebtee a avert aid Zer= l araft as bm as as pang wen at work. This work mid Mortis dim by the saligits or semlird with the eliWe pomp. and both welted loathe. I Mime that this phis has Men OM la Ms rooms of, st 105er44411 loge lasgibbond bend te ll = The ant of this would seta Medd suppose, be v i m than lb. or 2111.. ml by mem MIMI, Ms mien be ea B. trimmers. We may add he our oorremeadenee letter the Mowing abstract amulet the Austria's C0rp..... relating to the ventilation et painanrir mash: nest I. 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OMNIBUS ACCIDENT.—Lant evening, an amidst t marred in the Strand in rionsectenee of the driver of an omnibus whipping oa his bones before the paraegees had alighted on the ground front the omnibus. A po i and getting gentleman were oat of th e omnibus to St. ilary-leStrand Chant. The lady reached • ground safery, but the gentleman wee just mining the foot-board, when the omnibus west on rapidly, flinging the gentleman on the pavement. Is his fall his leg doubled under Maimed was fractured. The sufferer, who endured the meet excru ciating agony, was conveyed to the hospital in a cab. It is not long since a young lay w from a similar cause pitched oat of an maim ea is b as e& in Begenvetzeet. THE LATE BTEAA-BOAT TRAGEDY. LONDONDERRY, Dsc. 6.—CAPTAIN JORNETOND'a PRO TIUM—no following statement has been officially made by Capt. Johnstone, the muter of the Londonderry : By this public instrument of protest, be It made known, and mani teak that an the 4th day of December, 1848, het* me, William Scott, seteryanielli g y lawful is the a uthority. dui admitted and sworn, prun r s** e *.l•l ,ty of personal 4 appeared neater or commander of the steam reesel Lon. dendeny, of erry of the bathes of 277 tons, who did de. eh*, sad *or be troth, hat on Friday, the let day of December, INS, the said *n al, then was at the port of fillgo, and being in dm and stark order rep dr, end nautili*, her engines in per. rift rod coder, tie violet well tonal, provided, and equippe d, ad ow* veep* semiorthy for th e prosecutien et In. ailed voyage Is Liverpooi. At Mot a.m., having taken on board a pert elf robramo, emitting of sundry goods end merehamiliee, under deskpea, and a amber of sows bullocks, end sheep, on deck ; at halt. • an., they, with • pilot on board, proceeded Dom the quay of Mtge Os Oyster 10/oad, where they s ere to mate to, to take cm board promgoes mod their loggia% together with a farther portion of war end rent IS pip thai awaited them there. At • quarter put 9 thq erred at Oyeter Island, and the peseengers erneeneed erestag an bard, sad coatinued so doing math about noon, when the vend was age* reedy for sea ; but, In ecesequenee of the this ebb. Inger re wed changing to MAW., with squalls, the pilot Amid it ftroilible to art the mac,f seawards without dieing her be iessimit Myst. They imed" under the necessity csf at O,iha NM *MI Most half.past 4, when she sad wilk the and the plin pst die rip wider weigh, and tor bar Melds the doss. rhea he left E w er. At the Sim the ddp g ot weigh, Mr wan oescrftg to the pilot's mark about 15 issue en the ber, bare whisk re *ad could not have armed it with orgy. About le ideates pad S woreed the bar gad pro eseded * as, the vela then Montag meta stiff breese. Continued Lest serge *the* mg no elertel ezenrrenee until 8 o'clock ; 'the em at this dm mph, and the venni Slicking; the spray wee breaking ewer *ego* ; the oar who kept the watch forward male to Ap. posmr ad isilomed him the coospenion.lid of the steerage bad wile ret with the pll of the meet, and could not be found. =e told the nerd Me to tor the tarpaulin off the luggage d i it ever the prisa, to prevent the water from g 2 row, Mr was rearrift Me, Gam which time untll 10 o' e 3 the Mil emend liming ham W. to M.N. W., and the sea mse, raft the ddp to pier wed rod greatly. Ap prise efillpd be loriz zrk eirtaally mar the wheel, directing the meagre et the moot when he led to go to the Mr to snit the and ass the ship's way. At this time Vie are mine te ream, and ironer him that the weather hod aside& the Impart mode off re tomparm, and that be bad taken the esammika, with • tight, forward to sere it. In they Mad the ale or top, sod replaced it on the compad esi 0n. 41 = Mad the sierring err It, so that the slide could not err be washed ed. harm the doer-tite open, the doer having bass twin eff the Irma. At midn tit blew a hurricane—tin en la. miry.bradring ow tie Pound the oars had broken homy maks of the ship, sad were rolling stmt ; a =Mr of the Mr dead and tor In a dying date. At this tinie =lthe rip to he berm Teeing Sad sod Ammer with • ke, the pan or my moment t able to leave the ma at the erre, th a rrirm w d e Y= the sr over brier and aft. At twocedeek blew erred be the mad roltingtrameroady wires order breaking merlin Oskar it MA water=ingaway the sear. board ofternomm. At bread two the appeared in rest danger. Or at dodder mete le email Met woe bed to be dm kir the pnerrenks of the resol, cargo, and the Ire of all an board, an width It wasinfiged _Mbar to relieve the veal an math es men by throwing oemeel a quantity of the Imes* in hap Off the Mk which was sesitti dins, and if that eat not bead salleinet, to row the Mr said elm the der—the sky than being in very grad drain of pie milli cries,, with in. emir Mime, Magi errs of now and hail, sad the mei is. bombs bray. At isrped fear, with the naMet dfloolfa i t emir. Off get the ship Men the rad, which red her • sawasbig at dr Ms Tory brad to Orr about ent Shy Mow About ..file Ark abs meas ore to Appetizer, and Maori bin that to his knoredge One were foot or five people der( la the steerage, and be Ms Mtge of the de s k MB he, the nor wand go forward t• no whet mem Mime mond. and to O w e sh w a prengas. Ammer thee look of the steering of oklp on beadag this mat km the mer and me kr order Or er hands, WM 11l the men an the leakret. Maid imeirdely go for. ward and Met the pendpen, Winging ad vet rad eery nod were Or ek_ Is the aohle, lad every aim part d dm dip thew Bald be &Mbar ble, te trove and ore thm, Ma re be. awry dome, and eery wawa porde redned for their mart. Nagy et the rompers tram awned or by tbe new, the sad still Om W.N.W. le N.W. and dare a tondo gala. Coated an ths* seem di • otext an the raft of Saturday, when Ap ron dreevered the tiled of Armament an the lee bow, about sleet men dident—haded the ship to re wed, hating she would ad wasther Amason. Ina the vial.. at tir corm. Wad Ammer awe; erint Imn or" that the raid ens err terra. =he that ham bore the wind. kir Tory; etill TWINS& arl the en theta am at re whir At herpon al tf malle a C=l rb.1.,.. t= ei thi t it e llerind ir and et two pa. sherd kis ib m i re ini tr ar li hag erety soar min min the drummer ehr freed three ete the Mudd skeet I p.m., with • Imegadore •1111. MI ship elmine my wed. Aber kr p.m. got a pilot on board, who took romp darbroaght the ship to ember in Mean layektat 10 p.a. Mee he obliged the ship he +err till daylight an the morning - of Sera, WWII UMW Pt WNW weigh and came to at the Orr beat maq at Leadmilirry. Append lautedistely sent kirt the FM and to the ems at the Mama; be or. quaint die anderldst. Seta der the pare as as beard. Ma larded then of the toriketnere eireemetrese that WM Mee, ea which the dam sod p b re paoak dodge et the sterpee MO abs M der bore. Adak , Area= Jodan, der wfinenly Odom that in nad tin erromid he d kis aaret aad id sad.... a the remedien OfV re said road, end the lino d the inompre or mew, by bis earrat and annealtliag aged= tow nenrment and= et „ a TM* fa re m aaproormted lionteeno, his sal mere to have anomplble 6 fo t ra tiame negriai kir the or misnomer by Ur Mt die meg Oman& Arum Me edenenly rd. *an the seer ing he left 11110 SI he wird in Loadonflny, he never am lead his dorm ce baste ag nor did be ever do der er der. Anil tuft, derma, that his marbled ear aad illmrn was Mari eddy to the nanerson 1 ed re skip end = i f all on board, sad that des lots of Mle whir reamed ea bawd the map, to the bait et Appro.% buowicdge gad Mei, mese hem the Mar 0 passonger• that eared sad remained be the from the tomnront Me of the weather, sad tree leen :s .s o ff = am exporionsatl by the premier and std am seise *anther am. bee eirligred Mother la so aril a pier and beingmbis tern the dearer km Mr enzente derby tin, I the tempeetneas ere of the worm AM this Apposed beret dried an sot at ose, re said sorry, to new sad avail Idarit withal, when ant when semi= may require : wherree I, the mid rimy, do We protest riot the rinds. weather, sed ninny seas, grab the rid weed met with and aneartered an her lets verge from illigo to In and by rams drink tram so peat • lose of Ws, rad all Mgr MOM and rings Naiad Milt may be neessiney to pro. tett, ite al Issayaslt ma ame w st a Zzre already orad :r e t 7th Ir a" n= diem oder ny head and feel tr =hie 7th ef trombor. Uri. Writ I Men ( Ammon kinemen [ l (Mimed) WILIJAII Scan, Not. Pub. A calms, am or vtokauct in Limerick has ended in a murder. A few days since, a man named Nicholson, was re turning from the infirmary of Limerick, whither he had been to fetch home his brother, who had been • patient there, when he was attacked by a party with whom he had had some quarrel, and such injuries were indicted on him as to awe his death. PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATION OF BOLTON.—We (Manchester Times) regret exceedingly to have to annonnoe the pro bable retirement from parliament of Dr. Bowleg, the member for Bolton. 11l health is the reason we have heard assigned for the revolution to which the learned gentleman has come His secession from p arliament will be a great lose to the in dependent party, but we hope his retirement will be but tinwares,. We have heard nothing of Dr. Bowring's sue moor. Sir Joshua Wellesley is a Lancashire man of ample fortune, retired from business, and every way qualified to suit the polities, and attend to the local interests of a LIMICIIM shire borough. nem crunnerrea. COMMISSION BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.— J. B. Bridge, gent., to he cornet in the llama's Own &mgt. of Yeomanry Cavalry. SHROPSHIRE. THE IifUEDER AT BRIDONORTEL—After the de spatch of our parcel on Monday, the following additional evidence was adduced :—Richard Evan, pace officer, mid he wee fetched on Tuesday morning IRA, at three o'clock, to go to Mr. Dyer's. Upon going, he found the hours in great confusion. Part of eke furniture had been on fire. The prisoner was lathe kitchen. Saw the body of the deceased: &e mu quite dead. Witting eked Corileld, whom she left is the house last night, when she went to bed. She told him Kitty (prisoner) and her mother. She also raid that men after she went to bed, she heard deceased say, " Don't, Kitty." Witness then west up stairs to see if the primer had been to bed, and found that no person lad been in *a prisoner's bed. Upon examining the kitchen, he found a, large quantity of burned rags lying „ about: There was blood on each aide of the door bat .i, t 4 1. C , • /::::71 k....._ 4 sb. owl