The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-07 00:00:00

-•- THE AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAV ATION COMPANY. The first ordinary general meeting of the share in W. sins company ems held at the Loudon Tann. Winne, the Chairman of the Baud of ! wo e.", is the chair. 1 1„, u pon contained the following statements : oi t t rrst sehirli has beta shoe a in the progress of o.mpasT—As ioterest not limited to its pecuniary re es r t coelnwd shareholders—owes its origin, doubtless, o ;,.. u pormot results which may he mowed is Sow has flu• net i ntroiluelson steam navigates to our meet dia taet e 5.1 . 0, l rocticilly diminishing its distance teem th to cou ntry epees le many new debit of e my to the culvini,t, of II po to the emigrant, of ' w ealth to the nivrAsnt, and for the ooeseseptioe of our that the ancevai of this company becomes stint of Palma' consideration. Its establishment • hem an era in the history of Australia, and hes t h t public mind a general desire that so be:dead useful en enterp ri s e should be eminently miecesffial. Tarr ,i,,,,t0r• bßan this sedertekiog by buying two boats ul the best builders on Use Clyde ; they are hosts of Wenn ftl mlti, good construction, the fastest yet munched of em:lu snit, n od well calculated fur the immediate par company. Besides th boats, they have tee p.o.s attic traded for talv Murk . , of much lar ger tonnage and power, ▪ e mbody ing ail rvt ry departnis at the latest improve . w o . They will carry, with ample accommodation, and wtlh every I"osible comfort to each class, 230 passengers, ow l sou tom freielit. All these boats, bat especially the weir boats. are calculated to fulfil, with credit to the ...p.m', the coutract with the Admiralty for the convey snit of the mails, and also to carry, palely and quickly, to guorslus soil bone., a distinct of nearly 26,000 males, the ...t o , of pmesugers end the valuable ears s on -t.. 1 to them. touching st but two places, St. Yineeot and the Cops, for coals. The east of these boats will be stout the first itcalosiut of capital proposed to t ,,• by the prospectus submitted to the p u bli c Th u capitol has bests provided by the issue of 40,000 obArrsod ,if ash, upon which 4i. per share bee been 1,1. nm Shares have been reserved for the colony, sad the necessary documents have been sent out by the • Aiwa" lin' for the distribution of such of these shares as ▪ applied for. Should they be taken these, nod the and call remitted, no further call will be required co o r 44M.1141 issued here, for these ships. Should they not he taken in the eolony, then your directors will issue them so may lest primate the permanent interests of the ri In the prospectus it was proposed to eztend • rpereuons of the company, to the formation of • secthly mail as soon a. posaible. The period for this es• taevu eentemplvtvil by the director., was so moo as the ~,w ros y wa. in possession of the receipts end expenditure st t.. , too or three bet voyages, so that the proprietors asses the spiritism being submitted to their cone ratios, hale sietkient facts before them to form • sound Drawn spot whatever course the directors proposed for tiled adoptioe. Your director', however, in consequent.e of stressed r.quirements in the colony, have thought it ret hi obtain an interview with the government, sod to Ut haft I.ir Slaie.ty's Colon , al Secretary their applies. eel to an ratenstun of the existing contract. Is ...err to questions from various shareholder, The II IKM AN stated that the ships are insured ; that there would he so difficulty in working them back, as they had done everything to induce their men to return, and they %odd Ise supplied by sailors from her Majesty's shim, rat useessary ; thee th, y did not apprehend any continued rim;. utle oa the part of the Peninsular and Oriental Camper, for, though that oompaay had sent out twoshipe, 'nub had takes both passenger sad opts* Vitertt t eerily to woman on the staou, sue born foes uoy to Ter" Struts rod Singapore. They would misabtedly hue onortitkoo to Sydney by the Puma roots, U the company formed to carry by dot relate west ea ; but there was the peados do Isthlanl Slid the re . Amon island they would lathes ea Sydney about th , sum time. That company would ail at all interf e re with this in the passage to Adelaide sal Weise Aus tele. The two ships that had gems oat wont of the burden of LIIIJ toss, but the two they had asalleaffied Gs were to :.WO toss burden. ........ The CHAIRMAN then moved that the report be received sad adopt. d. Mr. MEEK seconded, and the motion pared moni s...adv. HASTERMAN then moved that Meters. W. Hewer, &nett, U. V. Boat, P. W. Flower, J. G. Perth, R. dl Aram dy. G. Meek, J. Richardson, R. Sheppard, H. and C. Walton. and Captain Henkey, ha neeleeted ihn, ton of the mammy. Than was a posteript at the n0t,... whisk hs was sere they weelil all agree to, that to, Inieten ha allowed 2.6001. per animas fee their eerviose. The lumina was then pat and carried. hree slue to a managing director, and than to ask the ona;•Auy for an increase is the total allowance. ...me further business laving been trameeted, a vete of thalll.l was saaadamealy weed, and the meeting sopa mud Res. Louis Alma& Bo* YJ a BS. Nei, High 1,•,11, Essex ; puma, Bishop el Rothmeier. iwv. Y. Browder, to Withorsilwle Curacy, Suffolk. he.. Oeta•ies Bathurst Byers, M.A., to Christ Marsh l',,twthal Currey, Croydon, &any ; palm, Arelthlshop t •antesbery. K... Josue Cottle, D.C.L., to Holy Trioity Perpetual enrol. Weyetosti, Donee; petrva, Rev. 0. Cbeetber later. 'Rev. Unity William Crick. to Doutiagtea Curacy. ketfolk._ hew Isom Norm Diem, M.A., to Boy Tricky Res son, Beth; vain. UM. • patron. Bee. Dr. Hilliest. Vrederick !Haa g * Bork. , M.A., to At. Paul Chesty, Kenai Meer, sod to the Choplachey of the Union, Prest wich. Ineeashare. P. Witham Jams Skiltoo. M.A., to Remised Deng, Ewa. Nev. Samuel Thelma Spokes, to Holy TAMS, Peopotial Caney. Weds's&ld, Staffordshire. hew. Jolla WakeSeW, M.A., to Marsh Brom Perpotee Caracy, Salop; value, 7W.; patios, W. H. Ilparfew, - Eati. VACANCUIS. RlCTUlllai.—Chelleawarth, B•Selk, diocese lily; folio, 2661., lad madame; ;afros, Lord Cbootollor ; Boy. P. Cavort, deceolei. Whitfield, Suffolk, diocese Norwich ; valve, 4841., sad molracs ; patrons, Jesus Collor, Cambridge; Roo. F. Calvert, deceased. ( II A PLAUICT.—CAU,Iet Biliabilibialiat e Portsmouth; RSV. Dr. (Soul. , deeered. NAVAL ADIUBALTT, AUGUST 6. Anotwourrs.— 61 .„. 11,4 h, H. Wallas.. to Herdic. Astir. Muter II w C. Wier, te Victory, f or monies in PIN PRILE MONET.—Taz FAint.—Nitire igi e: rat ea account of the SIM received Ow the up 1 Issityin the resume of the Deis de Fameless t dare meal, captured by bar Yelerrifr briliddivi Fs". lAa Foote, Req.. Lieutenant oftammendle L an_lbs ledi a FAroary, 1811, oral he &liven& WA Iller AVOW of the Heti Court of Admirelty as the Illek at Awed, ezLeohly to act s of parliammit-4 P . SITT MINIIIIATf, I.— o:erf Pukirs mown', Avow 6. ms Datibm. 18. Captala Faili•Wit, embed hem the Par& tholes tide minim ; she Waled the leg of the Ommewleo4aOhlof. 'nick lb, Viiin es ti o o4l6 estuenoil. Mr bee Wee& Issas • freight et kelt • alth death ea la velee, es nerehaate seerieet. left Velpeeehe ea the lith of May, the Amdahl.. Il i thlptain Genf. O. W l= s t ia ll the oily man•of-war there at the thee. The the iquadron eras et Calm. The Deplime raid itt Lo Janeiro, and left for thighs& es th e 11011diV ia tar os. were tie Centaur, Bag ship of Reepultheing Ceemader-r-Chisf rem the amth-entheeme et America eaten: and the Crewel, reseivine alp. itheiteage at kw was it. 3d. per mein. The United INN* onmetth Jsavotown, and a Fermis frigate foams 111 ais sa admiral's gag at bee mast how W veers w Ward. The Deplane lea bad a fair prys bogie; of the Start yesterday she @lithe the b aadron the mew raw 4 . Bear-Admiral Cern &MU &Memel. Oho kw bra three yams ord ais; eammimies. air se Mich time she hes bola ie the that dielthe_pethe of the ear, incledieg Ire Ihretwieh Bala Abaft at rake a October hot dm oriewebroi Mame lersedo, o 'holt she we. dimimlrg. Mr bee is oworionse awe brae under jury smith Nadi is otherwise wit clhlbeliva. Tce sprightly. stom-vauld, west est at beabor. m eget- Lad lb w 'Aeneas. ft Wag in the MOW 4 height, aka will be heweeded n a s er e to Leaks early to. sorrowmorning, by do at tide pelt. Ithsoin. Cagier, kw lodgment is the of Neglead. The Mame, ,ass Teasel, Conunamder:Z embed last night has Galway sad Jamey Ile be ikon. the ham 11 Pail the emi-lielk dthr oleeploes soaL The eam meth Nader Neemersthe @althea, ar rived at Cowes this maid% from Dover, to be in 'trod- Met se her Majesty &Moe het crake. The Vivid came law harhour this &Stereo= to cool. The Furious, 16, ewer frig it,, had her compares sworg to-day by Mr. Midge. muter of the Victory, prior to piag out of hee haw to join the stem squadron at lipithead. Yesterday %Pewees a warm belonging to the Ediabergh s dd. lo dock, eased Thos. Blight, fell from the main chains into tko dust. He wee takes up almost lifeless and minveyed to the hoortal. where he expired this &Remove. Boon after th.i remind, a laboswer mimed Taylor, warkieg us the new prone, had a fall from a great heiSit, havung his collar bac Woken and otherwise seriously 'um!. tee me 'eyed h ome, t h ere being little hope is flowery, He had mot been at home bag before his brother was also l bright thew, hating been knocked down by an omnibus, eherell ha thigh was (natured if set broken. To-day i iii the riniversary of the larth-day of H. R. 11. Priem Allred Err st Albert, the Victory, together wit h the steam aqua.lron at Spitheed, Bred a royal relate of 21 guns each at mos. MILITARY. The With regiment removed from Portsmouth is the,, di vi•ions on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, by rail for Chatham, to relieve the 12th neatest which has See. rded to Dundalk. The 95th bate been tartly sac ee. dead by the 3Rth verbena hem Winehester, Voommusles "f the lay named regiment be' stationed at Anglesey bwrarks, Nitres, and the remWder with head quarters et Rain. The Ith Royal Fusiliers will leave Portsmouth on T.... _... 3 neat fur Plymouth, going round in steam vessels amend of by railway to Dorchester, and theme by road to Plpeostli, ak.s that ordered. THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY. The Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland los held it. meeting this week at Perth. The show fur this year we. looked forward to with some satiety. The grimed ant opriated fx the show-yard is a swious eommoa, on the south side of this oily. sanoand.d by parallel rows or fine old elms, and looked cm the seat by the embankment of the rim. Hem about 10 acres are en closed. and the spate is oppeeprisesd he • swarm whisk albrds simple aboutraodades lbw the widows depubsems of I the eabibitlon. A 'argo t of the yard b easpisd with upwards of 300 ism ta of hmeheimdep—o pert is given so the produce of dairy. wad the rawstader is di► posed in open stalls, well filled with meaty variety of cattle; but the show of roots and seeds, which Mfg as important pert of the Royal liahibition of Agriculture in Eng rani, den not appear toiler oonsiderod worthy of mach atten tion on this side of the Tensed. The e;ii1;itio;;f;;p1;;;nts on Wednesday preseated no feature of marked interest. It emeisted fiddly of well knows) and often described meskiese, meetly of English lavestiou--the Scotch clisgiag Is their own plough sad harrow, and depending more ea miasmal labour than the agencies of either wind or steam. There was no slims plough exhibited, although me had hem expected, and disappointment was expressed that Homey's reaping ma ebine was ant on the ground. Five other 'espies machines, however, were exhibited, me of which, invented by Mr. Patrick Bell, of Forfankire, Mae twelve years ago, and presenting features precisely similar to the Aramaean maeldess, attracted much attention. Yesterday (Friday) those machines were to be tried on • neighbouring farm, ads Ivey spirited contest is likely to take place. 1M post iaterest of the exhibition was matted in the g p m o.of Thursday. At as early hour there was • -- 1 W; of strangers, sad by aeon the trains poured Cato the " Odr edits " thousands of visitors from all parts of Scot. land. The weather being highly Vous, the show-ground presented • Sae sight, it being tad that there could not tio fewer than from 10,000 to 16,000 penes is sad around it mom after the doors of the yard were thrown open. The charge foe admission, was is. 6d. frees 10 to 12 o'clock, and Is. from 12 to 4. Ice 1836, when the society held its last show here, 2501. was taken at the doors at these p rices, but to.dsy no lees than ESL was received for visitors tick ets, notwithstanding the !members of the society and ezhi biton of stock led implements were this year admitted free. It is estheathd that 7,000 persons w ere w ithin the show•yard, mem whom were many of the leadiog nobility and gentry of Seetianst. Notwithstanding the large mem ber if vieitem, an goriest were the meengtmente that net theppen slightest d mahout waned, nee did a saga assideut haories the day. The entries of stook comprised 313 cattle, 13 horses, 002 sheep, and 60 swine. The polled breeds were the most an merous. In this department the counties of Angus, Aber deen, and Galloway peeemited a remarkable display of fine mime's. The first prise far the best bull was gained by Mr. Watson, of Kellar, and the first for the best cow by Mr. M'Ciiimbie, of Till y four, Aberdeen. The short-horn showed well, Mr. Chrisp, of Hawkhitl, Alowiek, tarrying off the first pries for the best bull of any age ; the prise for the best bull calved after the Ist of January, 1860, bring awarded to Mr. A. Crukkoltaak, of Sittytar, near Aber deen. A gold medal was given to Mr. Iff'Combie for the best pair of earn calved after the Ist of January, 1849. These coma were looked upon with much interest, as show ing how prime animals can sow be raised in three years so as to command the first prime in Ow London market ; sad it was remarked, is reference to this stock, that from Aber deenshire alone last year 30,000 bead of such cattle were 'sported, yielding a rotors of above 600,0001. To enable the cattle breeders of the mown to raise this quantity of stock, it was stated that 10,000 ems of guano were last year pot the lead. and that the asps of grass and turnips had beau tar begged angthf, ng that used to be got be. tbe beet of home maw We 10 years since. Ayr ehhs /NM AY 11011dININIS of dairy stock, and the wereMeath had othe•thelatlg eieethy el notice. The Mar tale of threerinfbarre ammo semarkable animals of pure native black, and the lard Inetleresseral, who Is • Iljghlanit proprietor, wild et the /rent prise for the best Highland ba l. llett the small away is the Eigh ths& mode so appeerame. Then were Ave premiums cared fed the best sleek eir " anima paying rents not es. seedieg ANL pee maven," bet there ware no entries—a fact whisk bitches very dearly the present mimed state of the meal alsithed tower. The gamin of "hoses fer egrisektenal peemeess" we am ensweee, het the gibe antenna were ereidseed to be as Impreesmesg en dime previeesly 11111111111. The meet remarkable features in the appears*, of all the mats exhibited were their Ins symmetry sad comfortable esailltien. Rawly the greet riesiessetais was fat, sow the cuing earns of the bander seems to be to have se xteen Ihe lien Is Required by the laws of eaters ; sad Ia this rlke ilseteh appear to have gene abed of the Ea h romism. .1a the thew as Thunder th ere were very wriehlfg Waal% mid ass of the kedges, in pre weensiag upon the maim, in remarking is ilia charm iselede. Mr naliblt he Wan as • proof that they had MOW 001111 up ammo Ow use. The department of sheep wee wail supported. The Lei I sew tap eame out , wag tad lesethemberlasod cerrisell of the chief pease. The Cheviots mess in /blandishes, and the Nighlend breeds wale well seed. la swim there was talt * peer gee& the Ilheldi evidently no great Ismer lise perk. Tee ef the aims this department went Cualisriaad. THZ The public chaser took pew be the ally-bell ea Thum day males. Th. Duke ef Iteneegbe, peeslimit of tb• seeiety, oteepied the ehair--supperted es the right mad left by the Marquis of Bresdalbese, the Ind Prevost of Perth, Lord Kissaird, Sherif Crests* i J. Ogilvy, Bit D. Dunn Dr. than, of eh Mere* Ellabedjill. tIMPW4 to the moiety. Mr John Riensitses, of Plan. Men et unit Ewe, en India Hewn At the stirs sal et the Inn sewn the Den of Athol*, who the chino of wespierore seined the Sari et lard Pee, Kr. sd Lair. XL_ P, Lead listakdasta. gir Arabi. M.P., Len flestmeit. Kn. T. C. Drees, Illastyre, air Mined Maw ismer% Sir Petrie& saw , IlliereSTbriephutd. BeldisEerie, Beale Reny, Ti,.. dm. Mho lIMAN, is eking the tent of the =2. " stolem it. "l mid Aoiseilessi Seelen. sad the tend isam mid thee, dame es a Manna ho sight he *lint Mt ability, he wadi sneweesetenshenspes. aides bp We carnet desire se proems thsee impeesemests isepisdhaest which nee is nee soli sad demanded L mPaat chamomiles of tie eseseen of fiestlesd. IPM is the way of nesmenest. Thep sight hen sin Map , end same ezteseree abeam then thee ger mai mikbei a* worded teal merit it we set defteite to say net len goo Ware it. The . Ripens* lade. wee dolt APBs smog, lam or op, sad it woe Imbed' non sod reemetad, set asly is Seetlead. bet also is Nut Inked. where anisbes athe an meld elle= remedy bees astahninL It bed beesseteeddl wall pest senses ; sad Aisne swim, set Inn Maths pilesiples ea *bilk mososioAlhhohing to 'thigh dialloodrthoio oo Minn and si im dinars I cad be Winn that it we w sl w p the chereette whin it esiehibeed. He lint Ms misty soma do Ms ow& to Mho the On ism sew ehreedi-4he spirit a iirft, aPosl se amen wee sepsis/ ai ale skis Re tiwidthat 2= would haw this esenso.a wine what our to " nettee Ann Wee a arming . /an "—se Moen the -hien* isteressme of lassibies wish assets, mai et teams waltindlerde—le bring afp the estrins sten subsea of sedety, sad to sow ups it the seeds .1 gedinill es o. The Mam n ie RREADALBANI ponsen " The Megel Arkansan' Society al ases.A. sad the Royal *pinhead Society of Irelesd." Apesiegg gaingim o , of Wm eosins, apes the sesettry, there send to es detild. be DM Erb lednesee was bendelal. He cm sot aware an pstlines was oat twee the Merlin society. Ist be enenteed that nen was ass bow the Aphelian' Sedety of hied, asd begged to seeps win the teed the sane et Mr. Gareett, Arels-belL AlN t i been,) Mr. stand Meeks. Lard PARK pespend " The Teentry ellleedead est the Led Apinliseel aseiethe." Me had Mind en engin with then sad ham ass istimetely flee ewe thee sly Ind lib pod whin hod wood* sot ono Id hiloormuso. It ems Impseible est to see the* the t 0..., finesse meld semithelpseril is these • hst he did sot timisititem eMsAng blase nem sad newt behedirenismenelegMmin nesearts i wTi — si rose epos ask dosiiiiNsisb ommeg all i reeppals. Re had =_the marilisParkilMl int t i sad =dol ik ositilh, d r ilt d ho=in a s h elmito ll etharo was the eineeksed dense, end be and sottelleve but that the sane mew whin bed triumphed aim di& *sky sad depreedes la the tem et tbe renelberssieg a seld. do Me same with the apinlistel demos else. were &Mg their duty is a menu le sinned the ad of ell dorm. He knew at se dem more is,- porton lies the spientenl They nes setesene mu pintos et Mom sod they the lan ihnesd the essessing Ink be nne the hindleeit el erisi deism th..WATSON, ef L EM** Maness Mods. The Red et MANSFIELD peeped m Itit Cossenial and Msaufaetirlee latensts." Him lisaleip. perfectly con curred with Lord Pawnee is what be had mid is mimeses to the seendesterieg sad emenseciel isisreso Sneed ether inn were and the wenn sew reteL SOICUM OF THE Or BT. Sgrule coalee.—La 'Teeing Mr. Bnat held as loped at the Caere. Ama, Coleareeretrose, Clerhosweil. es the body Odle ohm, who hod Med the Assam of plash eat sat esedste•heepoe r ► jests. Os Wellusday the diessol issloood by hi ilk hien is a book Es hod this boos dead bsst as host; Tho deorased had net boot is UN ha promiso of hi Mashies he ths lest three roots, owls. is the injurer he hod sossiord to hi hood by jumping air of s wham at a albs is Timm& sae. Oa the day able dash he hod bees imbed is encosat Gaildltall, add had beat srprst=ditalld Alderman for the Wry is shish hs pit Mb • MO =dSo hare EMMA post imperil= GIB sad ho rawers thsbhorrhhotbs dm he thoy 01l the hult is Ws. 'nag shigesids he west haw and brood himself. Verdli—taspdsody lonsity. —_ - - PienT Simms AT MON2IOIIi -- 7 11rednoWs are =rejrni i t=onee for the yefaMol, which It is Sr b, In the COWL. oft Took. We under stand lb. tbis status he forwarded in shunts fortnight. Modistes is el freest's* sal alas het is belot. It is retrby Mr. lloallyolde IMMtsio, of Ift&ngh. In ead features, is will i l l = lbomaseet• and attitude, it gnomes a mast Sell MOWN' like ness of the es:ebrated statinotas.--lbsduarns, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EASTERN UNION 'RAILWAY. • model general meting of shareholders in the ahem ammany eu held yesterday at Hadley's Hotel, Mr. a.O. 0111190LD in the chair, for the pawed of assenting to or diemmtlag frees the oonrersion of any portion of the darts cost emeedieg 2:00,0001. into proforma stock, bearing barest at met more than 4 per coat. The Customs", in submitting the resolution, said that the am of lest session gam power to the &sectors to convert the debts of the company into stock to the amount of a=l. with the coaseut of four-fifthe of the share -1144 • further power to raise 77,8244. More, with the semont of four-fifths of the preference shareholders. few peelaremee eltarek-iders bad thought that sufficient :::63Willa be raised foe liquidation of the debts by the forfeited shares and those which remaimsd is the directs's' hands. The gement shareholders, oa the other hand, prafarred the tiling of a mimosa stock. This WY • meeting of the general shareholders to 'smolder the question, and no preference shareholder vas entitled to take part in the procesdiass. Another mating of preference shareholders would be sum moned at • tutors day. The resolation he wee about to ppestt was one which he beliny would have the sweat of aeries of the gement sherehddem. while he could mom tho preforms, shareheidem that they ossid islane way b• peolndined by it. At Me tome time be begged to Wpm, om Arm the memmity mehitalehog • georfooder elootilkai eseeeir all dame of skarebehisre. The estimated brew was between 00,0001. sad WOOL • year, • min sat eminsiemt M pap the later* imAtimateres and pre heat/se Mask emd met Maybe aaythlrq for the general sherebelismo. The elgeot of the present resolution was to 1 the :f 4 50101. 4b =a took .eawl" baring tM debtt ts to =as 2111.110111. et • imbomment plied. A desultory aims ea le the tight of theseheldeet te lobe part in the preaseilepy whisk woe ultimately ruled in the negative by the simieuma. Mr. Casa; is enesading the resolution properly before the that,, saki OM the armeimmoet it peepesed would meet the wawa aggoweel of Mr. Drattel. Mr. Ham oppmedthe reselnden, as only calculated to pet Me Webs of the company is • WNW maditias than at =peeshmastorited it as an attempt to opera pre diambohlsoe. and eakalated to load to litigation. He wad* mamma that • deputation at ordinary sham- Whim should omit a deputation of prelim's, Maze- WA., mad endeamar to tome to some imam eqaitable He wee quite are that tbo House of Lords =Me: a : foment to the proposed MII&B•fil. If they his proposal he would lugged an adjournment of voit to stiog. The Cu sr IMAM said that the remota the esstemplated the aggelataseut of a deputation to as as Mr. DOM had wog ? m ks 'op were hum imerrepted bg sa Impulse in which manna posessal observations were la while the arlopieal gloom fee witioh.the W beta seammei aseoned es t: het alib sift i2 As yin afkieal feallnlisa the monversiom of only 80 , ouor. of debts in the ant while the sui mem allowed was 250,0004., difference of opinion mom as to whether that Beene amount oe the mulesum should be at MIN taken. Aa ammilmeat em- =lL:the latter seem was put tad k b et i:7 lhe erigleal m g tissa pat awl meriell by 17 So fe a Pell wee demmrsliod e ee fberilethe et dm meeting set voted fur the reeslest. Tbe reemplemdetien for a deputation to cedar with the preferoam theteheltien was pot sod cu rb/IL; A poll was taken en the** resolution, and the re sult teas that the original asides was carried by more than feelifthe of the timmobillers. abet which the remedied , tenaleated. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY. The committee of shereholders have replied to the stateasat pet forth by the directors of this company in rehelese bathe reladm merits of amalgamation with the Meet Westem and Leaden sad North - Western Railway Osespeeiee. The meimitlee remied their brother share. Wins that the &keels, bid set Leiden proepecta of the wiles of the Shrearslnaysmi CheMerliedlway, and then lay ' behre the proprietors aa elm of the es per cent., to cora -1 mama oely IrMa, after a Ilidalla a r alialaintary struggle, pewees Asti levitated, if greelled all; that the directors isms that his wow pared she we; e Zhe than "of the diehlowd AIN per rent. e e a*, of the Birming. hem sad Dashed li ne next mesa. Deit the *Detainee same that the Birmingham tied Oxford Mae will lot be owed next month, mat that ewe if it wen tliy will get re* London through mills," eat of which aliale v es ed ua; iieldeed be obtained =JIM* Thrligthrma %WOW Doom Um is engibled. ems they Ode NOM be IN • leer sad a half' sad Guam belleseedee fleet Saabs te paces is the Tbsetesimoy rad Obseese Is. eta seer he pm by working oar the Wieue Wiley hae—a hoe. tier Ma ever whisk the Theraileal_ sad Illiesinghara Ompsetre peeress am Well of Wlwassa, by the very of • West Women seppe rerat anelgaltadoe ; s i gh ibee d hawses white aed the "Shaingiess end Oxford Mass to be .ILies mat =fir," there is so just:nee whoever. eoseasittso hal the geriaustes is la tact ter gearaatse at all, foe that threlseehr she appeases an imperteat prevaioe ia the new leeer—as., that lgusating he Cheat Wafts are to hare the optima ef ma "at any See se par." This modem the sat teem far OWN than , the eh, sole ewe esapalthe shade redoes Ones Western I meek in prim, this sendistea will ream the value of illeresbary eweeldel e Oiserrlagelleik elled la he ass dews, as the' dr shadow te sesefsmate et wherever pale he Ong Walesa dwell Olen: The eameittee I maw huller, that he amen, while threeliddi the sherabdias with tfteeiee. shut their eyes to t he the bath-Wafers sae • mil; he heal Mlle ea the Ihnwettery eat The Osseo Weans - malt hope* wfil 1M Shrewsbury as& Obesese el They Wow OM Se dreialto of the ••••••••m _owl Chester bevy es ether eeembeas Sabi the iae heldwo that if ye swim we. egad eed isiempelltha @meted, the heel Ueda elm Weald dams Il_pse cent. as the affray Mho er IP,ISW. a r. The 'damages, heed" elf c reep the Myth eam prepaltios are. Aely that It gives es 41 per sled at ewe, for, with as igoesteet board saleable relitiees would be et. 'Me saaltliebed. Tlist Noah- Weans hove jusideMß whit the Iheawehery Mee mad eau at ease he eekthe Wafts and lad the WOW waded lirg ma et , the diessMl .lair s Who to lipselyZ se wha• Go Great Waders bare as eon. amiss with the Thretrelmry and ClMiteg, Ni cannot do se; sessially, that It steps all giapallisa, lad If the dime. Mee' Mehmeats are correct, by that ilhatApilend la any W in palr ee rf. • year into the peelaiii et the hers. , that it Is the saDeveleumeidea it Os V ie liallway, the lime. Wag ea the taseA ss eili of greater paths gheatege ; if raise tbh shares of Gm Ihrewshiry sad -Shaba to Owe par teueedlataly, sell will aliens these who' hare welled for mars in vaia he a dividend, may d whom ate sabring positive ;idealises is saimeoe. CHICORY. Subjoined is the Tommy ceder, which has just been Waal, peoldbldaa the vending of ends tie wee ef nabs, bat leaving every dealer at Is &o pals se sash artiste asular pespir seem : • . . 0113111 AZ Otaira. " k 1862. .• lapormease of direetiess rem the Right Mos. the Leeds .siesere et her Majesty's Steamy, dated the ll* Ilk, OtamiL—Tbat 11 1 3C:dm of Avoid El, IMO, e nt list be Mae, set the pat of this le inbei M* Wilms Weary wide ter Itirdai del Mine se Witt be their ba resladel nli gs rt• hems limand dealers be miles be allowed to keep *Medi delempor' wegtelabie Wilatimeee pre. mei Aeolis millso ym qled ihat , ti* la 'weld vs. miastw Illeilli** NNW er ~dm easemd, =tseepeadvely dem tem sumemoeid limbs em } • AIM aft label, with themes,. iles el the esibir, the meet weight, sad tree deedelpfles tber odds emhdped thereto sad provided VIM ie mob made be leapt it • Mese steels, ee otherwise dem la mete paebeges L e d ressid, is my teem catered DT the swear er sale of That all liseseed dashes he coffee be famished with a ropy 011ie seder, •M Warmed that they mad Mid, the if, after the eapiratio• of three monde from the beset, they emetifte to ilillioooo mixed with say *rime antray to law. Mier mast prepare a scheme la his panel eaterheek, to Ml* be mint imert the seam red ma dame of sway dmier in mike is his statism, sod the date of Ornilibeg Mee Me • espy of Ole mar, Mein there * hi 11 s••• edpestare is OW of **delivery of the said ks? ' •' • • • - - EXPLOGON Off 011POW11112 . 111 'lwaff.—A most fearful wildest Imippiwed lest ffeidep t sheet 10 taloa a.m., at the Allow Wireiteremue i. We ielamd, mensal by the espied.' ef • beg of gunpowder. The putisMen the sees sie M.u. rift t—Two mew, sowed Alezendite Bois wad ;wow. woe wanyiag stems fee the ' Tees Melva wheel bore ; they Owed it respdeite to blast =of =Lehner easediegfp west Wow to B.W.wm hew wader shame of the letter, he • oesedp, whet am. After Wag • book out of of he* Taw vow kapru- I dead, set fire to a little of the petedew dui hil on the iner, for few list soy M e slosuld pa newt it with fish He did Mt remove of pwerese a solleimst diseases Whim he did this, awl was owe peedw ea the Paled tholt he salukis' lewth she Ws molt was it wish the kw. Mae a PG.- — tr .... lt:r d . bees espeelel, MEM the reel of the hoe" wm one *sy, filet Whom oad to qui. Tomes woe fully seseelied end ditted about Se hee—bis whisks" end wet twat of. Kate Idle ehd Aen =lr i sh il est • fate ;so did also • ewe IMee held bees del Ao the Mw. Forte there were eh deer pushes lls the INWee ea the time. Th. ipso ielteidheis see edit to a wee 7 peweepet rig hod We swift billet they Whew hem Newels stems eltriptlaw. Hush would hare • been the wee W net the Wren* ad the powder goes right upwerds.—Okageor Saturday Poet. RAPIDITY OF THE CAMS= PIGEON: 'he sews of the riotous proceediag at Its., on Saturday week, reached Hereford by pigeon express in 13 minutes ; and the news of the state of the poll Is the Weet Gloucester- Abe election wu taken with Similar sanity. The pipette were thrown up at Oloweesta at 6" and the despateh reached Hereford at 6.40. EVENING. AUGUST 7, 1852. SPORTING. BRIGHTON RACE CLUB.—FRIDAY. CLAD= Brats of 6 ion. sub, with 60 added,' the winner to lee three dozen of duet to the Club. T.Y.C. Mr. sa Samba, r pm I let 2lb ..(Mr. thliskhonal CipL Insr ltrelar_ yes, 104 Mb (Mr. Serra ton Notorbotro lit a prn, Ilst 1110 Mr. Mires Maims / yrs, I let Mb Sr. Uric Mr. Own Miele Mallibils. 4Fa 1 Ist 71b (Sr. Mobil) Mr. La isms so weveehlre Witco, aged,l 4 (Mr. Mine Cal/. ImeMel ItrigaA. )ra, Met 13M . (M P G 1.. Pas Lard COMM My ear 4 )ra, Mai IMb ... ear. . Willissis Nast Illiestago Morplisrilew, S r a, M 1•16. . (Mr. Henri) Betting: P II I eget Shropshire Witch, 5 to 1 eget Young England, end 6 to I apt Carrier. Wes sully by two lengths; a Ines between second and third ; Shropshire Witei sad Ligellt of the Thistle close sp. Ran in 1 lan. Vises. FIATS of 71 ono.: for 2.yr• olds, 7.4 4lb ; three, 9st ; Maw wed allowed 31b. TM winner to be sold for 100 one..ani diNuanais if to be sold for lees Half a mils. Lord W. llowlelesOnArs, t yrs, 722 110 (101.0.) (T. 11•100) Mr. Nwprolfabwins, I 064. 6.0 (.000 (112' mos) Dulls al I = ool.B 0 . 2410 . TM la 110 (1202) (J. Mum) lin J. T. as Trost., 2 irk GM 1010 (1004.1 ..(I.lkU 0 Ilr. This Lily Gertrude, 3 yrs. 5.1 Mb (lON. Mr. liseess's Dowliemd, Tr.. 04 1110(10014 (T. rerf:2o4l • Betting :6to 4 apt Stella, 3to I said Juana, and to 1 apt Chum. • One coos from the dietaries between tbsi first two was won by a head, Stella a bad third. Rao la 60 sees. Haraavoa Ccus Stelae of 10 eon. sash, h ft (handl e*, with 60 added ,• the winner to 10141 three dames of elsempagwe to the dab. Now Cann. Qe9 6 Yattiedr BeiNsi.i ovs, list 7,i . . Ems) I 006. teem mime Ilweberg. 4 pa, lest IVA (Mr. Davao) I OW. Uttli • lbe COIPL caairillesmiZZtelCs a we= ynt re ii: (e lt i lrearf Bede, : 7t04 mg so I ow Han Ham — burg, and 4to 1 each eget Bedlam* sad Clothworkor. Won by • head, Clnthworker a bad third. Shepherdess did sot paw the poet. Rea in 3 whs. 29soes. Novas : 60, It ft. T.T.C. Doke Sodfoeu's Ormiroax. Uri Its Men I Mr. N•114•%1•041r04, 4 r 4, 4lb ire A PLATZ • 76 move., for maiden hones ( ; yr-olds. 7st 71b • fear, tat 71b; Ave and spwarde, Got 10th; wares sad geklisse allowed Sib; the Inseam to be mold for 160 oovs. . _ _ Mane Ilrlionve Carrier,aman 3 yrs f by H _ (ClaWritiel Kr. Zan as Man Mayor, 4ln (tabu saltelleOeLS Yr. Motes Wm Yr. Wen. ne (p 4. Sewisy's Tallow an. I no (J : 11 = Even on Corner, and 9to 4 apt Infidelity nliy. as by half a leastb. a length between sewed and third, and a nett between third and fourth. Run in 1 Inn. 49 see. The winner to sold by suedes far 206 Maims. PLASS of WO son., added to a sweepstakes of 6 son. each ; 3-yr olds, lOst 21b , four, list 91b ; Gee and up wards, 1 M ; earn and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold far 300 son., and albwances if to be sold for less ; the second horse to receive 30 sova oat of the stake. New coarse. Mama) I -. 6lptaita.a;ol Are, snot Ilse OWL ).. --(Omer) 1 Mr J. V. 88.11.7'. Pas, 3 yrs. hit (2001.) leapt. Unto 2 I f ed Waterford's ME Myer, 4 re, Ilse als Llst i 8 M. limes Ilespeng Partner, 4 re, 11s 118 foil Omer Osptela Rowley am Dimino, I re, ► IM 711. ( (1401. 4 We. C. L. lm ßetties :2to 1 each apt Ails sad Yea. Wye by two leaphs ;lialf a length hawse& sealed add third. Nan in 3 ma. t 2 re. The winner was sold far 370 guises& WIVI7JI PLATS of 60 SOTS.. added to • swsertakw of 10 sovs. each ;hft ; 4-yr olds, 13st 41b ; are, 3st 1018 ; six sad aged, 14st ; the winner to be Bald fer 100 sow. Gentlemen riders ; non-memben to carry 618 sure. New COONS. -- 64 - 07. - Rowtses Gartortk, yn, 13st 1011 s pwasri Mr. Elwes's Volts, *pd. 14st M. Meow Arstailsk 3 re, Iht 1010 (Kr. isoMalf $ BETTING ON THE COURSE. EBOR HANDICAP. I to 1 apt N'ww (t) GREAT TORYISM OULU. Iso to 100 opt StositstMl (t) ST. LEGER. ISO to 100 Opt llooptrom (t) Oars to tab 4 to I shoot etotitweE Our mouse meat have shown that the three days pro- dosed en snienat of sport far superior to anything hitherto ems at lietehnen. Bleed as it proved, we have no doubt SIMS the INOMMIIMIN bowing considerehly enriched their n ohow by the ode of the winner of the Optional BsILRg aers" vW redoes mensething better ; their determination to se awe is nandebkeable. It le dee to the Milisaguitent M sil o then its jedging, starting, and weighirm wen bre =; end Ihmt the pollee, soder iluperisetendent i 1 Sergeant Langley were so thoemehly as the dot Emil Bret to last, that sot • single use emu before thi neesletrates. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RACES. PILOT DAT. _ _ _ sew; -7 io ChiaWiwi= , o sew . saeb, h ft, for 2-yr olds. Biz fasieUe sabs ) mr. W. Polner's Owen (well 1 Hr. 2sylar's f W Mal Gene 1an,114 4lb(neeriran 3 Mr. Mrealers flanso, latflb Airy 3 Woe in a canter. Nonni STAYPVILDIMISI STALES (Handicap), of 10 sow. web, 6 ft, and 3 only if &dared, 100 added if 3 start. (29 subs , 16 of whoa declared.) Mr. Lawkains WlLsot, eln, Got lOni (WO) 1 Mr. Cbbrbeers Craw A, II rn, irt Sib Vinavisy) 3 3tol ea Candlewick. Won by a aosh. &mum fleknza, of 3 son. each, h ft, and 26 added. lemsolirselsarters of a mile. (3 nibs.) • We. Wrissafri 'lle Oohed (Ws WWI WNW, I (41/1. *tab . .... —.. . ....... I I //2. Millbee al - 4 yes (bil... ), i 4 Mb ..__ .._. $ I 8 Mr. COM Lot hulk 3 Yrr (10440•1 No 1 I TIAZOOMMI I PLAT. (naaarear) el SOL me a half. Mr. Ms Imaismrstor. 3 yea Ist 1411) (W. amps 1 Ms. Ulm Hay .1 yrs, Set 71b Mr. Mini Oar" 1 yrb. AM Mb ...- Mr. Semi Wm, a pa, Ist 106 ( 4 Mr. Met Wee eisa Ilyse. dst Mb ...._..... ._....(a1t;, pa I Wen by ball a l. MDMISID DAT. Wonnitars' Plass stet. Two nine and a half. Mr. Orplimesne IDIW I irk la ieb. ( Well 1 Mr. I C Strailies ~Alm 3 no, fst lilb ... . Wren 3 Mr. OspelWilli Lay Illimalhirlib (ong jos. 3 • Wm deverly. 80101/011 MillMie PLATS Of 601., added to a sweep. stakes et 6 ens sok. 1 ft. One rails sad throe L i artits. Mr. Jaminerftlemmmater, I yrs, wil Mr ( ) 1 Mr. Lembeeli lillmm, I rib la Mb . .....-... .(m j I lir. Paw% Obrie Om% 4 yrs. Get MS - ...(rram) 3 _Wes by a length. 1 RIIRMLI *Am of 6 esse.nask 3 It, with 16 added. A 1 min and a quarter. Was *11•1181 by The Dig (Teen* bontiat Gaon te wi le, PlotikboY. and Utteseter by by a knelt and a half. I Hammen sj 6 son. saab, sad 111 sided. Ono rails sad a halt Wan *Kr. Cepensd's.Thanderbalt (late Colons 1), 3 yrs, IS Mia (Stany9),beathig Mr. Wadlew's Lady Ellbh*,ll7l4 111 4 1b. KA Walker's Anse, 6 yrs, let, sad Mr. Bermier a Royal O.s,p, 3 yrs, 7st, easily. Cressearracur limans el 1 sov. eseh tis i s a ba ul 1 ,1 5 adds& I Ones lima and a disburse. Won by Mr. 'a Than ' dab*, 3 tas. Tet Ub (Illistway), beating_ . Passe's The trjer'sMinghno. 6 yrs, bst 41b. sad 71r. Marthes Mil- Wed, 6 yrs, ist tib, by a seek. CRICICEZ COUNTY OF 81188 EX. v. COUNTY Olt EMIT. The 010“ at this »tarn whoa Want* i• il• singoba et Teabride• Walls masted dos esiswksisegemmllleilkla which it will be am that Moat woe spit bests by NI MOO :-.- team Dom Ilartings; b Maltby .—. I mil ant ....... ---.... V =l, 5 Mak* - 7 b 11 „- 1 lllyebla. b Illaler I a b 16 . 4* Z.. 111 1 liewass, b Milder -1 1 bag athure 11 OR OBS .... IS ail b b gliklay ...---... 2 WENN. MAW* Apr T lalsa. k maqi•pill — . ........ —et me. IC Jinn 4 b liotordl Ol b Ir, b = 1 mr.A. asigiiiii • ilsgjfi d ti ..... ... • L 1 —.-....—.....--....-- I 411 t 01...—...—. - It{ HT Aim. s. Ise, b Whim ......= - 111 • Is& b 1111sks - .. 0 'Maher, b Dun 1 0 Dim; 0 it1471101i...7... I lir. A. Myna. O. Amu LlNTilibk 0 Mien S Eel Ilai III =l . lz, b WlB6sa lO OMa - uirripil• ........ I 4 Wide% b Alba I.llly 14107 W. Pfbib. 4 JaN Llllyetills, b ! t 'lnd. —........—... i 4 brik=r, b Mr Lnlymblis 0 X. MA, b kis 1.1117110114 M b Irma Min, bet so • v Whim 1 . b. 4 - SUBMIT CLUB e. CARLTON CLUB. This anneal match was played as the Oval yestwellay, aappooaa which oecasioa there was seas Pod Play saki bleed, and it will bs that the slo:r i be i wthig la the ,at lotings of each cla ws did sot fail to tell Its tales, far whilst Mr. Hillyard, on the one side, took Ire wheats, Mr. Damian, so the other, woo the oaten et lb. destrostkor of Ix. The wore bore this appearases at the elms of the day: livaarr. Major Worm b Hesthette 4 re* oat l F. 111114 r 04 , b Iltwthiote t„. ilobiriVz, b Ina . 0 B. Drhar. bit whim., 0124 .r..ac - ici ‘ .,-..-1 Q. IL Frarda, ~ 1 b w, ' auu. yard 4 admit 43 F. 11N11114atd t 101440411. b IPlMploa 3 C. ft,__ b 111 1 00,4 0 mi. lO 11. wow bit. User .... • UN.. b =yard 4 ZD bis mion, mot eat ....... .. 8,11,1.1; w, 4 Mew* E.q, rue eat .... ... 0 11. Led* req., b row Ptalibeeesm, bp., s Wiese b (21 i pyrll, lag., aot oat. l4 Desleo• 7 Harris, +q, e Driver, b —M. Meur, Eq., b Mahe C. 11111Tard, DUI , e Reber% —ueueetey, MR, e Prank bbMs we 7 oboe e Bente, Le., b Mosinee.— . 3 Wide, I ................“ licalbeete, Mg.. b Mar. . a .... Erg, b Dealeos.... 0 17 1 Surrey won upon the tint innings by 36 runs. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. ROME CIRCUIT.-GUILDFORD, AUGUST S. ch. 4. Imp cuf f " JUITICI Juru AIM • lIIPICIAZ JVkT. TUE ROMAN CATHOLIC " CONVENT " SYSTEM. GRIFFITHS V. De VESPINIIIISR AND ANOTIIIIII. This caw, which was one of an extraordinary nature, sou eommenced today, and, after occupying the court until past six o'clock, it was adjourned. Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Dawson, and Mr. Lush, were for the plaintiff; Serjeant She', Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., and Mr. Willes, were for the defendant. The declaration alleged that the plaintiff, who sued by her next friend, ner uncle, being a young girl, bad been placed in the charge of the defendants, who were the prin. eirel and deputy lady superiors of a Roman catholic esta blishment at Norwood, and that they undertook to provide her with proper food and nourishment, and other neces saries; end it then went on to allege that in breach of that undertaking the defendants had neglected to provide I proper food; that they had worked her beyond her atreilt.h ; and that they had improperly confined and otherwise ill-treated her, the consequence of which was that she became very ill and distempered in her body, and eventually lost the sight of one eye. The defendant, pleaded first, not guilty ; secondly, that they were not the managers of the tstablisbnient in ques tion • and also that the plaintiff had not b e en plac e d in the establishment for the purpose and in the manner mentioned in the declaration. Mr. Chambers in opening the ease to the jury said that it was ono of no ordinary or trifling importance, and it was very likely not only to excite tho sympathies but he might also even my the prejudices of those who heard the details he should have to lay bef ire them. He was not at all desirous of @lying anything likely to errata or impart prejudice against the defendants, but at the same time he scald not shrink from the duty that devo l ved upon him of stating the circumstances under which the present action was brought, although he should endeavour to do so with sincerity and fairness. The plaintiff was • young girl be tween 16 and 18 years old. Bhe was a Roman Catholic, and her father and mother being dead the earn of her de volved upon her aunt, and It would appear that some time in the year 1849. si,e was placed, by his Exisellenev Cardinal Wiseman, in a Roman Catholic establishment or convent at Norwood, of which the defendants were the lady superiors, Madame de FF,spinuse being the principal, and the other lady, Madame Theodoeie, being her assistant. The building had formerly been known as the Park Hotel, but on its ceasing to be used for that purpose it was converted ate a ry, under the title of the Convent of Our Lady of Norwood, sad was devoted to educational sod religious purposes for young ladies of the Roman catholic persua sion • and it appeared that the establishment was under the patronage of his excellency Cardinal Wiseman. By a pros pintas that was issued from the convent by the defendaati, it appeared that there were two classes of inmates—one being young ladies who paid 301. a year for their board and education, sod another which was called the orphanage class, the members of which were received upon the pay ment of a much smaller amount. The plaintiff was placed in the establishment by Cardinal Wiseman, as he had be fore stated, in the latter clam, and a sum of 121. was paid for her far the first year. The establishment, as ha had already stated, was presided over by a lady superior and her assistant, but at the time the child was placed there the situation of principal lady superior was not filled by the present defendant but by another lady, who coatinued there for a year and a half afterwards. The assistant lady superior, however, Madame Theodosie, had all aloes filled the same position, and she appeared to have be as waive agent in those pro ceedings which now formed the waleest of inquiry. He would now state the einem steams seder which the complaint was made against the defendants : That by omitting to provide proper nourishing food, and other misconduct towards the plaintiff, they had aura the serious injury to her fir which she sought eons pomation at the heads of the jury. First, with regard to the bed. It appeared that the orphanage elms, as it was ailed, had three meals per day—the breakfast consisted of a met of soap made of pease and rim, the usual day meal se dinner masistad of the same sort of materials, and nemetlieg of the some kind was given them for simper het emetimes, instead of the soup, they . had b r eed and sablesge. They wars all required to nee at four o'clesk In the morning, and they remised up until mina at night, and during the day, in the intervals of instrwsliem the girls belonging to the orpbasage class were ayilet in the household work of the establishment. Every Monday the whole of the washing ells inmates was peellermsd by them children, and on Salm& they Moaned Ike Mess completely through. It apeaeti Mot there were mime penames or ptaiahmeats resealed a te la OM estahlidement, near of which were of great sneaky and ameibp, and it wee one of the cm- plaints on the pet of the *Mel on the present occasion, that she hid ban solOested to these punishments veil im- , and tint the vault was that she had sustained the wep bas whisk she Sesegin compensation. Among these pauses or pasishmeme was one which was called the wild idea, sad walk emairted in the party subjected to it': being platted in a you, der to a whitewashed wall, and' , compelled to sit with bee fare to the wall the whole of the day without being persilied to speak to any penes or to I mooexcept to take her meals. This 'psalm& 1 meat bad bees inhaled upon the unfortunate plaintiff during a paha of eight or nine days, and auriag that leas Na., except when WM took her meals, she was eempoiledl to sit with her hie dose to the wall, and was est allowed to speak to any eme while she was naderloing MY omen passament. Wins the child Ant went to the onsane is was quite wall, bat the hemostat she received ass alistal bar health, and (manually she was esehteed to ii my had elate indeed, a mob so Oat her life was el meat deepaind of, sod in the. resat oho oath* lea the afilttef ewe ether etwa He wand sew meatien es net dad whish meld Gird some eine to the maw whisk talks shaman shill being Weeded is this wan. site was unde. the pof the trial ahem, it appeared Oat isesl Wim p opened to visit the eatablielimeah sad the plaintiff was rememi amen Mr plan of exiiiiimmeah and me bid to be pospeeed to maim him. It SINISISII that there was an Mussels. be pre sses Me essiinal lathe red, and it was the desire of the lady main that he lima be led to believe that the robs bad been nor far him by the girls in the orphan dem and the plaintiff and the others in that she were aid_ As say so when they prorated the yobs. Dr. Memos did come, and the robe was pre en**, bat It appeared that theilaisitiff did not make the ✓ iTe S r l i h lt, and th was il ss gavo ested t° t w o lt ftnee to t regard re sea the rat wayrairx, and the moment Dr. Wiegman left she mit=task to the trial elm. After this another de af punishment was indicted apes the uafertunate by Rodin her to the kitchen to work. This kitchen, en lie wie instreeted, was a very damp cold amps, and the 14=1;that the pla v u o ti lp =t • severe sold, sad was 19 4ry in. Shemin to Madame Thanks* but the answer she mai wee that it was all alintation. The eye, the sight of whisk site eftersinis last entirely, WY at this time very nosh ideeind, se mesh se as to be visible to every one. and the dassdast, en her attest ion being drawn to it, tad the plaintiff that if oho suilend am amet mann it, sad that site was boas to maw. Ohs withal be see the dater, bat was set allowed to de ea s and alle In this Nate she west to anfeeden, end the _lts, an bad doe wag is not obeying the mien of the Illy superior with regard to the robe, sod that it maid be sinful of her to make may empkiat or mite to Cardinal Wiseman upon the @West After this, as he was instrusted. the = pat soca quaking a her ups a abjest be would not further allude to, bat the Abet was that the plaintiff determined sot to go spa to canfesedos. Thi pe ttesperior insisted that she shand di so ; and, on her 'mg in her raked upon the pound that roper questions bad bees put to le r, she was told that tiegime new were not improper, sad that they were only those whisk were contained in her book of religious inetzuction, and which were esnatiesed by it. She still refused, and the consequence was that oho was n Vied mad kept far eineen in the t ri al elm. A s the plaintiff obtained to see Mr. Chepum, medial gar nen= naiad es the ensidienent, end he at awn sr saved her moaned MA debilitated eneMso end mined bar sourishiag hod eat malls& No alausties, how ever, was made la her illoi• ash hiclomg e di; • =ed to the doctor she wee epee peinkini. i t this time was what was salad amd it assisted in the *add heft le de with her fain upon the posed for the of aa beer. The learned counsel then proceeded to state that at len the aunt of We plastid Interfered, and with a peat deal of difilealty she obtained pernialos to take her aisle to Dr. Abstainer the eekbrated onlist, who at once pronemeed that the eight of one of was completely gone, sad be believed the jury wand set entertain any doubt that this malt had been seasieard by the hamper and creel treatment the child had relesived. These were the (acts spas whisk he should ask be their verdict, bat he thought it right le lawn the talas addition, that in easesqueues of she pints the dr a had put upon the record, it was lemeldered abso lutely sememary that Cardinal Wesson sheet be celled to prove who the parties were to wham he had Intrusted the child, and under what elawastesses mad swathes she was plated with Om. lifennihateadiss, however, that every endeavour . had ban made to abysm him to at tend-, Cardinal Weenies meld set he fewed, and there was no course then left but to apply to the defendants themselves, and the clerk to the plaintiff's solicitor had obtained from them a prospectus of the establishment, end also an admission that they were the responsible parties. The learned counsel having stated some ether facts, which were afterwards proved in evidence, be concluded his ad dress by requesting the jury not to allow any religious feel ings to eater into the inquiry, but to treat the ease r they would that of any other boarding school where a child was alleged to have been treated improperly, and decide thu ease solely upon the evidence that would be laid before them on that point. Henrietta Griffiths, the plaintiff, was then examined. She was very plain looking, bat apparently a very intent gent girl. She said—l am 15 years old. I was residing lately in the establishment at Norwood, kept by the die fondants. I tint weft there in October, 1849, and coati. need there until last January. When I first went another lady was the superior. Dr. Wiseman placed me in the esta blishment. The present superior way appointill in April, 1861. The other defendant was called Madame°. Theodore. She was at the convent all the time I was there. Our diet consisted of soup for breakfast. The soup was made of rice and peas. For dinner we had soup of the mate descrip tion, and sometimes meat, and (Sr supper we had generally vegetables, such as cabbage. We had meat about three times a week. We need to get up at four in the morning and went to bed at nine. I was sometimes engaged in washing from six in the morning till six in the evenings. We hail no extra food on those days. I also used to help to alma the establishment. The writing was only es eme day in the week. We had same& moat as we could eat. There was a trial class, which was for punishment. We used to get up at the usual time, and were placed on a low stool and placed closed to the wall and not allowed to look round or speak. This was continued (ism four in the morning till nine at night. It was a whitewashed wall we had to look at. The punishment continued for eight days, and if we looked round we had to begin the eight days again. I had: been placed in the trial class by Madame Theodore before the present lady superior came. Before this I had asked if I might write to my aunt, and I was told my aunt had nothing to do with me, I was the cardina l's child and he paid for me. I heard the cardinal was coming to visit the establishment, and the defendant said she would pardon me on condition that I was cheerful before him. A short time before Dr. Wiseman cams I was told I was to present a robe to bins with some of my companions, and she told me if he asked whether I bad dens any of it I was to say yes. I had never seen the robe before. The car-inal did ask me the question, and I began to cry, and he said, "Are you nut good ?" I made no repl), and Father Beek, who was by, said, "Yes, my lord, she is • very good girl." The cardinal then said at was cheilish nem A " mark" was given me, to showelley were pleased with me. and Father Beck told the doctor to leek at her shoulder and see the mark. When the cardinal left, Ma dame Theodore came up and said that I had nut be haved well, and she was very displeased with my conduct before the cardinal, and I must be placed in the kitchen. I was the Brat who was pl..ced in the kitchen for punishment. The lady superior came to me the day after she arrived. My eyes were very bad at the time. She asked me why I looked so ill, and I told her that this work had overpowered me. Madame Theodore said I had been a sicked girl, sad when I asked to see a doctor, she told me I Wei under her charge, and she would do w hat she pleased with me. I was in the school-room at the time, and the superior said if she heard any more murmuring she would place me in the trial class room. I repeatedly asked Madame FE Theodore to let me ire the doctor, Mr. Chapman, and she said it was all affectation. Madame Louis said this. The superior told me I ought to have told Dr. Wiseman. what I was requested about the robe, and I said it was against my conscience to tell a lie. She said I ought to have done it, as the doctor was very good to me. I after wards went to confession. Dr. Beck was the father con fessor. I asked hiss some questions. Serjeant Mee objected to anything that was said at con fession being used in evidence. Examination continued—The superior asked me after wards why I did not go to confisaioa, and I told her the priest had asked me questions not fit to be asked, and she said the questions that wire to be asked were so many books and were proper ones, and if I did not go to confession I should be placed in the trial class room again. I had the book in my hand at the time. I think it is called the " Daily Confession," said it was in common use in the convent. It is the book now pro duced. After this had happened, and when 1 bad seen Dr. Chapman, I was very much worse, and when the doctor made some observation about it, they said I had not taken my medicine. The doctor asked me if it was true, and I said I always took it when it was given to me, and when the doctor left the defendant said, that in coosequence of what I told the doctor I should be confined, end I had to undergo the punishment of prostration. Prostration con- Sits in lying on the Boor on your face. Before this I had been kept by myself in a room, with a nun to watch me. This generally lasted for an hour, and I had to lie straight on the ground on my face. I was compelled to do this on one day, and then I was confined in a small closet. I was nut looked up, but I was compelled to stay in, sal thought that if I attempted to go out I should be placed in the doss of trial. A child passed by, and I spoke to her, and one of the nuns told the superior that i had done so, and I was ordered to be locked in. I was kept in the closet for three weeks from four in the morning till nine at night, and I was not allowed to go out for any purpose. My food was brought to me. The closet was only large enough to con tain a chair and a table, but neither one nor the other was in it, and I was übliged to lie on the floor. No light was allowed me. There was a window, bat it was closed, and I was in darkness all the time. Upon one ocemion I was kept in the closet all night, and the next morning they told me they had forgotten me. They also forgot to give me my food on this day. When I refused to go to confession I was placed in the trial class room. Madame Theodore asked me if I still persisted in refusing to go to confession, and gave me two days to consider of it, and, if I refused, I should be placed in the trial clue. When the time expired also put the same q cation to me, and on my persisting ire re fusing she ordered me into the trial class room. I wished to be placed in the kitchen, and told her I was sure I should die • but she said I must suffer, and with that I might react; H .. I was kept there for six days. I begged to see the doctor, and after 10104 i time I was allowed to do me. I was taken to the young ladies' room to see him. My eye was very bad at this acme, but I could see a little out of it. I have since lost the sight of it. The doe tor said my eye was gone the moment I saw him, and he wished to know why I bad not been shown to him before, and the lady said it bad come so very suddenly. It had been bad seven weeks at this time. It first began by debi lity, and then I was very ill. I was ill after I had been in the convent a month. They did nothing for me to relieve me. The doctor said I had a very delicate constitution, and I was to have beer and meat twice a day, and be kept in a dark place and do no hard work. The moment the doctor was gone I was taken back to the clam of trial. I complained continually that my eye was getting worse, and they told me that I wasted to suffer. No alteration was made in my food. I stayed altogether in the trial class room for sixteen days. The time was lengthened because I complained to some of the nuns, and staid it was unjust to punish me in the state in which I was. Dr. Chapman came to see me every day, and I was taken out of the class . room to see him. I got worse ' and he asked if I had what . be ordered, and they told him I had, but I would not take the medicine that was sent for me. This was not true. The doctor asked me to tell him truly if I took the medicine, and I said I always did whoa it wee given to me, and for saying this I was punished in the way described. I complained to the lady superiors that I could not eat the food that was given to me. I bad beer some times, but it was half water. I repeatedly asked to be allowed to write to my aunt, sad at length one of the orphans wrote, and I saw my aunt about eight days afterwards, but a nun was present at the interview, and I only saw her through a grating. After this I was taken to Dr. Alexander. My aunt was very much shocked at my appearance, and made some inquiry of the lady superior, and she said she did not allow any one to interfere is cases of illness. My aunt wished to take me to an oculist; but they refused to allow her, and my aunt threatened to apply to a magistrate, and at length: my aunt was allowed to take me away on condition that I should be brought back the next day. I was then allowed to accompany my aunt to Dr. Alexander. No priest accompanied me on this me dial. I was taken back to the convent on the following di y, sad the defendants were told that Dr. Alexander said that my life depended on the way I was treated, and that he had ordered me meat and beer. My aunt offered to send me some stout; but the superior said she would not allow it. No alteration was made in my treatment after this, but I was placed in the closet again. I went a sewed time to Dr. Alexander, accompand by my aunt and one of the young lady boarders. My aunt took me into a coffee-shop and gave me some refreshment, but I was too faint to eat smirking. The lady superior had given me as a reward a " mark of the Child of Mercy." The second time I went to see Dr. Alexander I and ono of the priests aria young lady boarder west tegether in a cab from Ken niagtataitate, and we got out near the residence of Cardinal Whereas, in Guides-square, and we all went together to Mr. Alexander's. Imes my aunt there, and she stayed in the waltiarroom. The priest went with me into the room, and he leek se beak le the eonveat. The cardinal was at the invent ea this day. Dr. Great, the Bishop of Lam beth, wee also premed. (A laugh.) I was crying and he asked me some . qesetions aced I answered them, and he Balled the superior out and asked sae why I wise° unhappy, sad abs said I was not • good girl, and Dr. Great made her praise that ohs would treat me well ; and after this they did treat me better, and gave me more beer and meat. Before I went away the assistant superior told me that if I said anything about what happened in the conveut,l shonld be damned and never be saved. While I was in the trial roam I was not allowed to perform any of the offices of nature until we all required to de so. This was part of our panishmant. When I left the convent I went to live with my aunt. My uncle was formerly a butler in a gen tleman's family. I saw my sant is Load= two days ago before I came down to Guildford, and I expected she would have been hers to give her evidence. Before I came away a person, whom I believe from his deer to be a priest, came to our house, and he bad an interview with my aunt. I don't know what he said to her, bestow I was not present at their biteiview. The witness underwent a long and severs eross-examins ties by Berjeant Shero—Shis Mid, in answer to the quee. lions put to her, that before she went to the convent at Norwood she had been in two other similar eets bib/iamb, one at Somers-tows sad the other at Tottenham. A man named Waghorn formerly lived is the Same house with her aunt, but she did me hew that they lived es maa and wife, but she had Mod her gnat called by the name of Waghorn. She had aim Memel het called Mrs. O'Grady. The name of her pre- Mat hesheed was Conty. The bishop of the district recom mended her for admission to the Tottenham establishment. She wee in a similar religious establishment in France. and cameo bath to England in 1847. Her real name was Griffith,. and she was told that Dr. Griffiths was her father. The bishop got her admitted to the establish ment at Norwood in the name of Griffiths. He knew she was the same person be had befriended before in another name. The aunt at Somers-town always called her O'Grady. When she went to the Norwood establishment she was not very weak and sickly, and she was not aware that ' her breath smelt offensively. The orphanage portion of the convent and that of the lady boarders were separate. The Wile paid for their board, but the orphans were kept them by charitable persons. While she was in the convent she wore the duet of the orphan inmates, and was in structed in French. geography, reading and writing, needle work, washing, and ironing. She went to the establish ment in July, and she was not punished until the month of October following. They were allowed two hours for re creation every day. In winter time they got up at half ' past four in the morning, and is summer at four, and they went to bed at nine. All the girls i n t h e orphanage class rose at the same hour. The soup they had seemed to her to be made of oil. They dirt I not always have bread, and sometimes they had nothing but rice in the soup. Thep did not always have Sunday. Site did not recollect ever having any ro a t: On Friday, which was the fast day, they had rice lead vegetables. Dr. Chapman, the medical gentlest he. • loegieg to the establishment, attended her before ..her eyes were bad, but it was not on Recount of her noseemielliag offensively. When the doctor attended her, It, designed her to have roast twat twice a day and porter..hut mine I A ea 1