The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-09 00:00:00

~~~Z~ cHOHLTON HIGH SCHOOL, Dever4'reet, sad Ilmoofordolroolkebodiso is lledoelt. Pstictret-W. P. ODOIIOI/. IJ.D.. MAP. iallietri=_bor-lerltee/ell. ILA. Tweet of chouletre-Yr. V. C. owe CamWPM Pedro- Oohed. Teechet s.....m ot Twat Made - Yr. H. Yr. Itr.Devlatat Ttedate of Priam lio.--illils reinsisb-11. Wow Illemot. a pamh-11. Pala Is. ?mime( = i i ip-11. IlleteaL Tauber of MIL Jpgrailli If ONIM • • ...... fediegulene pews. • Cliiiilat web , atellel ....10.2.111P~8010010g00 Ila 0.k............. rag • • ~............... ~,,,, 4 w „„, d play I s zliz m lsildlo r& froati. debate& O w roo; . .. 1 1rAoa le the "'P aton. se The ilm a am deeele m i n e oiE qproW Is made kr &ll" a • is • word res i , WeL L is Vs‘iisllssidis, V oila 61.11Tr ist el kda s .12ti.gCnalftilissi= UM; .. • Peat plot, eollye, Ipitossi We giro. fi116.4. NA llosi ; Me Ma .i........ g.......Q.,.........i..... r . ....o... ;gr _ ...dm.. it * te ossibur, Zat i te l f g e reattli MJ+ i. L I. U. pia ?to Pea ie. 41 ...., le the oohed ter WPM*. eteToTeow:Parther I = * Pet esoisa, DM Itrumatatosto ante g7":= mem lettler boolietelea trZba *waft tbe omeibe et Or sehoobelltela • wady i7mrsissubst Illa ti Wien le set es midi le i m p pa papa all Is loteetehle, rite veleta Yap 1000 eel edam d woad. • to pot be• la the deep gaseleloollin pwlisiikee he bra a obit Oa IV-ism "A elm/ moron =to= bus. a= SW IM as at ot a maw e=-elimob "laileeillia I so •1111101161 S al • Jilli ii !le all YYr a I =::-.. ti•—.....'n:;.•riL l qty; .., a...m=lX. pre a 1 me asellateted the of g r i lth 1" rol e S Z i ed i =o t =e i tt a e, =LI= *epee. leeiNlM elle lio aelle. you mum perelep by ettrehte. - . z ...,............ _a... 1.w ii, ii.... A....... Geraoloto form ;jt who . GM allow oftoorvallosooliolore so soLS l ST 6 4 l 7lOlgo lft sorol= 402.0.164 AO lo allfolooll roor.-lodla 411" eTrre;"l"ChlUl a I=F daVV VW r e= i lzi a l a florasso ; ;• —3... 7 . 1...., , 4,..... 7.-- : awl Tawat II k ill os. Chet Twia—ur.....A . Oroel_ iloon. me. Ilmorg= owl Itierelas 6 oo=ipedllea ; "pia= eat eteri= GummerM e lteereleak .. ; MM.." • li • a GA=6 . '...• . nai l w ir m ; Vet p.....8.: =1:1, sod eel Mello. ewes fern... Cho teetth.- lath Cleeke, yam ad gpeppeo; Gook awl Renia MINNIMIlo: Or.. mg = MAP sal .110I'le i Ihellhet pry. NA • .- Ne t, els Opeolmas; Ileolleiter : b . . and t:Zio s e t t rr ad OW ii re • • • ti 5 1 1:11 lA* ; Illolooki ' Lette lk inkalles, sad: ,• lasele isi • l ICWOMI Or MO Ingle PIO& Ma be attested Wily to., dpi t tAirO w =l thdr doolleat pe0 ..... !1aLt lo asdia =a r Mireemeo it tottesseed to esteblie ma zo et WIZ; rat ti rl the dret 1i 0 ‘ 474, oat adtillti b ilreh erg pm la enissas ems; d iss FaifolooSlio Aril elm el olowoupw.ll porki_Zarraa WNe" ll•IS; feeteal . thlithme,.. , W `.uses be mai sis~l. la anat. do tobodyete Is be Web; la yodel... Mama protteeetio mite la bilrlilliriblla" rew:W l evea eo be es It a" 1e...• lorlol 1p orlooloJo i s owl ow Okra prams ; asd the Ilro loom Ss son Sr Is mild for Shor loolloomooS of M. rooollo otili IMAM IS be all. est doette-weethie. net pretlat-ealiselas, all "C i rmilellas to vitheta larabeees la lad sr weal. Ilaleart load blaime ; sad the Iwo of orawf. for lb we oiloolow be la thervata la this mega* opedmilp. meth tleporlo es the eeepotatlea ettareala all tho l“es ate meet the mar sepontioa at the ekes abets hoe It Emoted t• Ille_tobost; sol the Sok offloo& Pla a tad lotill damp veers oda a dielo lemma beta Mk el sae me • Winds dares. is din Mu katis ID isodassid s = lll ..2 thsseibbsesdold d ma sts OW. Sksoldis. .......Sidliskis all as to preiroes peseta map of plea IhmeephestW "Tato mom ye Pees et lb eeaesa awl 41/it v ic z 060, ...b. b.. fttUnie4.llsaibt the letalle * an loapprial la the Ma el i rre ....---a... ....,..........watinfte the we te be adiempbTrilii dm* No mei amblet reeivel threeolt_........the popes ; Mwoo orkimary oloom 'rhin" MINN bo seedrid. Tbe duty et rods, sod ~al allso Cmei ea pa" tut err ebservonte.-efte es papap, be eetempoose . ...., toed ell. amilotall774;ut sot Zee dashearo: .miii.dig maim be seletala Pea Pasant emmeltallea alth ea psivele et Wel lA* PM" MINK 4, Me Pepe* the dame Owlet ai seileo, ea Nadel eleileatlea was mem for fiat pima • la terrearist hes bine rale Mr Kr. re Or relddee II On nisi MOB at lielskessipp al as t Tli stok. wise the user ore et Mr. lir for 1=1,...11 the regesere retro the Itati herd. esTre tee the iste=el Uri milt eller sir Mao tee dr rue artereet c Ve guar Per de et rem le dil l= ell be re e 0 apt el the la dr ender lie term bore. ea. ere raid rim Mae et *dm A bys edleadea et dr OW MOD • f ear re, le dr sr et Is Ire reraretere l ance, The limes elll be Illreritel i z tg a r ia =4ll pl dr I=l3Werse y a k enhe ear. mg Me er .red THR CHRISTMAS CATTLE SHOW. -To JOUR POW Oa. As to. same at Clalloass I. oat b•. 404 Re• wl7 Otaas Wild le maim rea, Mara Jabs: ar arts at mai Im • ••••• lea tall . • ass sot • YU Übe sin. I 10 Owe Wyk . St.mag assams OMEN* 1••• MP; 00 pser "door raid Ilam• go PE F l a a r irqsr g g at 6la or za s a w Wl' r a a it raLb s yaw MIN igsVaa saes gap" 'am "•Vxr It. Dull r rs . gal To l is r o o 4 4=l l 7- lir sael ar. . law ra to bow. TIM run la ma 3 1 MOMS INISTO I N 111011 ; " Bare =dm as adobe; r aw Z 111" Imiti s la Ors we Ise. " r A 01 PIM NSW" l iw ; % 7' pII C Irearain rad wa•Tg IS me 01120 . 7: Illorr AAA. Jabs tras - s ifma t e ti llig a lm .•n you 4 asa fag Ttl F i OW o I wail boa tea Is Mot. tarmlreftwbossiormr, kis at Os voyM dot: I'm T . cell .md iar e tras OM atait W I C me 4 To via% le" NOW 111101 MOIR el* Om mod dos ell be anal l• PM* prt I Imo parCas gal Walla rasb . ...stas Mao aWow pralat will loom OW Ist am poll C i t a rt la OlTllir.llllll : Ilr, 7. 4 =- 1 MOM sot AIL It r ALF•I II 2M oril isaiss ti=rair= " berrawl sacr=mt Om As attslol arratammialal W talr. • =OW 01 MAO la Booll2l Nal am% Thelktlalrliilar=nore Aa4 Ma/ Iloal • lir. NI • I ma. gar We pas rumba ki ank At the Pram Prlia Mow et Z. 1.11011. • aa• awls added ' 110 el amalersje= Ist at War tar aids datataoalls owl. may be MA as amllelia. :..: tea...: 4 • 4. 4 s. 6. 11 , 17 sor s Air r a „ , „ ..all ,„ Wroarn ID 1 • 4 „.. ..... „....- I 1 ele. ...... i o I: a . : . HHE .. ..- ..: iii r uie. • IS 541.2 b.... i tze 'Mao Mr 16. Ii .- fl. I Doominook, lo am Mika via IP ..laavial* of ONO ISOM =,„7,41 7 latkia rolobood. 114/Mod• or no& Is mem Woos frodi be imimerl, rt. V rodent. as =A/ 1F Om* .E . . 110•14 GM rj ........" ..., si L=6 iartmo•ask7 glanadaastai air 1 .. 7 ,1 1. sc - •••_ Iwo 144 Z eS tio llit.li 6 --.- 2 -. 11 a 3111.- sm, of . It Who aira iii _ NM " 7 a li : ub 1 :4 17 tC 41 i=t IV MOVIE , lo 4losi tom eime4 1144.1111 „...„ , lorommi le Heels& rtMOST APPROVED STOVER—Do ao as hr las CNITArd VIM eft egaraway ihe Zzabers om 6 :1 0 Ar Isr• . s ‘ b r om • s o w I h imam Web ise =V im. iMmileuresiedigs oms ft... ft ;Owes Oft I larglA r r a : =o. l"lPl.l6l 7A gballi ILftir".l4.6l4.l. 3ftgiasi la "ft" VW& 161. 1" 111. re - UNNII fide ARMAND LAMP OIL, 4s. 6d. we ples. b r rpAsilli• kV& Op t ijil L_Ttiedi risme se = „ 7 dedi ait. or d di re de 4 .4 be Medd .es I A set Gerlfeill Elea INSP. k liali ike MI lir " °I HII II. TIMaRIIMPOS;I ia IIg i g in Mkr JOBB DUNN sus OIS. Id d Oneesedeet. 10 Aa LADIES.—ROWLANTY 1CALYD08... 6. - 6 " 1,0 % EASi gi eTk la trelrsai llial. a st 110 r d "..•14 16 wati am* MY =I WI:. l be z es=pg be I T*V. 4L M. jam it imbue Moir Mom Se *dr s. darcererarVaniiiiir Worksa. ./egs•-• ,e,.•-eGc4 -.z. ALAIONTOORAP RICAL S 0 MITT. 'HOW of re 00UNCIL to s SPECIAL 01/112A1 lIETINU Soarta. Mar 14. LK SD H. T. DS LA rare to SWIM Pro. OA. P.R./L. Sot. to Is Err oi • Dooodi bor Nor t room ororolog that Sur rola rliomblo bo 114 of as array Ira Or ot Dootort Kr" ce tbo Elrd Mork INE Ir 11 4•Mil••••11001K " m=rt, r.vag orro Sto th om w. botaroot rosteot iii mw allorMlL to dr Mr tree to ro DA of looki Or =raw la mentor .b oa r q .i sie ray ., sir= aial lowsrasi. Er rirroo of lef= " 4•S ' it tlio sbotoa o i l ho l=a3 horolion. r Dor or so= Illi m pitr.=lll . o2,.? be Prifies7a ells/Ir Vl* Zen bow to prom kerb a n.' . l 6=== Vog i rmis. a ism. ▪ 14 . . =.1 .,.. j2M i t aimilf re 01118.••• Tiro UMW* addror . tr - 111177 =Sir . ... I. ..... zugezwr ▪ oltiost dorm orport at pr of WINK to mum to 1101•141•01• WOW '11•• 611•111 MOS min& ind rim if Orr ItAbis. Tr its Edir Zo io lo it : f_lbo irk* barber " Pl = tio l l r as tai=mbebyrri.S.2"lll. re try haribto. tsar. F. 111. Sbe far rear of Orr 'Orr, be Pfel. Olfr.Vl l / EWE Tbooro SA to vo dho woo of ro IZoh iermitan ▪ surreartbor •••••••• Tr sorb of as ortaere hourfArt of Earl mob. Tr rib of So Pr obritor Porrafilte ober OD OM be Er. J. W. nowt& The Torforyllolloof tboelaikb, 111111 PM 1.a.411111: =orof lito Ober Poorer . Irsorlos latirso [bac of Nottorlo lisooNto of ro Tat Jais Pb. Poor Tram Or Ora os a lq. sad I N S= T•• vomit Itotroorraeor Arra. Obor Orr. or 4 Porrottor. by Ef. MIMS JON& lrOrO H. T. DI ia SWIM A SSOCIATION for PROMOTING the RELIEF el DneTITUTION lbs and far Inpreden al Ur ?vat by maw et araallal end Dlnyiel Vidal& endat ist ergadabodunia and [ M I Ur Insbon tam. ltannaard-alna atioralm Ind 66.1* .pd I.OIDOI. -----iii.. uffmtw,,l.L g.w....Ls S. U. Iglu. Past. ILE rig jMnil► . 11 1. _ _ Ti. Mid Weearautis Ilidderd llemm. .if Ihe Ism & Ti. M 01=41 Res. 6.1 1 1=0411 The Ilia at Namigun Philp Clessoss. Req. Ti. Wed Isla s. M.P. am W. W. Champests alarms Charm W. 1.10... Ps Vairmis J. sma. Sq. Lewd Deiss ilm e " alsaari. M.P. Wcows. Lard Wary Chohemmeler Ream M.P. R&M law Lad ANL 1 7 100 • 1110 r. am. ;0= Ha.Mahn /WSJ lter. Ow Lim M.P. 11011. MEm ILP. lloa. Joules MOre Neer Meh r Sik..... . Hon. awl Pm. OWN W. Noel. EDI. Right Iloa. W. IL Wadisms. LP. rtirran ueumeh ll4 " MO. Mr. Juliet Patiesem fter . Hos. Mr. Juliet J. R. Oeleml the Ik. r i r d etees 11 " h. Ilea. Ararat Rturlia Johs Res.Watialleit i ltie . t. T. & Wm We Wain H. Wiliam U fa . M ere WWI M. raihmrlik.ll.P. !!rte ilm iir *Mt 0. Jaw" MM. lea. Its Wu. rm. s i ft Abb.:, zov. . . 11= - e, A a re 20. Mu. Tsa w g . hm Plichlr. Archaisms el adersrftWa. Thome lartam 1106,111. P. M a rS Olga, 4. IL Ilartheediaw Tesllmemmus. Mir Dilate{ TaNlig aschatu ow sew yeadelma We psw . L_ I• =ittlitar i za ms. st=== . =Ow he* MITRACT PROM A =MIT IMPORT. With mord to the prows& of the affilie Mai ar. Ik • Oinalliss Vie{. sim• WM emu ammest elm ream is War thU the per we mak Y. arepured Wm meal to SWIM meet im lie et 11 M 111001 S. 1110 0110n1: 1 00. at a bear. =ire WM Mai hawed to hare Wes We whir V t• shislows la tes am jeja danager 11=116, .IN Mr prow pehe g i m slsirer OM. the 6r ist= ".. elew Ti. fwe s"s ratM vs :t y ilag ormaila le We eisimmail ahlismie a mama sad slater alba pee, are at the puma Weeks, Was Ist; hue mer boss at We mew sad it will requite 11 0 1 11 1 • 00, 1 W 01111,1 re the Masai el the tber to Mee the owes sessuiry le rowed Ti. 601 mass 11=111M00 Iftoo Met ham sekseileipd: I patei lam Winthrop. Fue.. awl W. . Jervis. 14 dea. A 0 ilse. ....... ........ ....130 0 Out .1. Ir. laniall W. FL Pau. 14h 11.11..416 d i. 6 0 dem. . ...... 21 0 J. a. Plena& Oa. Isd fUiei:lta:.. ..6 10 10 dem.. 6 0 1611, Iss Widow. iss J. P. M lid . i . ......... 1 0 Wm. 10 0 Kos. s, ftWei.dre . . I • kr ig hlark% iii. . 2 .„ II 0 .r...... n. .. r .„ . . 6 0 6 0 Ida a 4 4 ks.. a. it: agile. _ I I ma,. a: iiii: a 2 2 wirlitiam .. . W 1.... ...... . 0 JirmsiMisMeaSibt 2 2 Ibiiii.iA.......i I m "" m .... !... we.. . L T . ........ ........... ~ . ..... .6 2 1 ..... ....... . 6 0 Meyer 10 0 Mr. O. ............ 1"8.1.1414 " isMali . :ll4 . ..... - • & Wiiiiii, We . ..- ea • H.P. ....... .... siert Tom •-• • • 4 : 1 4 4.17. 4 . 16061 iiiiiiiiiii - .44.: $ 0 Sav Dein tiavit iiii * -** • s I &M... . ..... .......... • t'i w o. r - ____.Val .. ....... .. -. 1 • I 11Mot "... .1 - - eiiiiiiiita iiiiii 4 r• Lark. we ...et if se erpatighass . Blow b • bails i as. ce btateev. Cepiet est be lermded ta Mk la lo Beietees. Maellbelim les mite& beget mlimalieeed beeksts: kr INS Wlllfillt, M o n. an. Itertles. rad os..ft. aservairseL mw Nem C i te= be lt, m On?. Nem Hme. Nowa Willama, 7lll :Z 111 MeMs. mere 18/4111.. arria. ca. IMMelreel. itai44 r ... . . ~..1 . ~-, .at Se t 4 Om MoMee. 4. et. IlartteW 1 Mak PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S FARM gatoOL. for Is letormealn of Criminal sad Vienna Bop. tATIIO7IF. Um WM (leadons Mar. MI Arad Ili Merl Innen nom. Lo. pagnen—llle Oreo lte ro el OIL ILO. faarean— In ?be realitor roe bra bi e lji a ri a igen err to On al tom* Irma la to pram a on Agee of lib arm at Men Pm _ ead WV, Or now teq:ir s ils i m i 4 . :=TlLLlorat Ng boo OF thlt vial: omm In imamaral t i l = la ti. .74 relle= " als= "m r ..".. la Ma M lNlrli nantainnsaMMlna et no togr u rt_ WilgCOM oftloWql a:l7 Wier = rt 0 masinne ead orb bey berg tbro orgleted. yergeed la all BrOf onne rlu kged toii.am. plalsaiszeY a 1 gtr o lh =lsivollln labsar. s l y (brodtbes en relsrie wry • l ea +rt g h.1.5. t %lawn ium ar alb rgliZli r rani fui... 16. Ws N. = t ., perrimb ir wiet.. a sem beam as resort Ms Is Team Utak IiSIR MOM aitals an Wens Os bmn Mama air nnsima OD WlElikar OE millilem alanimme aril Ira. plemisaa. Om Mae anaremiaal an en ism arnaltaill .... .l l m walla lainallam Inallag OM dr of OM la regang IN toddleegWO; Or rogion. Mr dm .117‘mearmai a rami 4 . : . .bo Erneelni by no fieraon iniris . 7 Aria. n 111~ _Clattaal Ilij !lemon le grobormil lsll6. • II 291 21 1 :, Orals orl &to. awn. . 1"8". Deane el pt ova oelagelbed se lounem et no grooL La of Derr to Ibe garrl lam/ tar the prim of the Lad sad ne reoleo of ne lgoiligo reelood : mr QOM mad Him Mori sOO fr so. ma • • J. a. abeam DR-- 11 0 0 c 0...... 111 IP 0 OoL B. Loar Oa Pa 0 11 1 Barr &Ir e aid Oa.. If 10 0 low 0 0 X 0 0 21 o o ma ... ato• s. au„ a• • .:iii:. aao J. - 1110. lotßo 2l 0 0 111001. orl Oa i 10• D. Era C a lMOo t 1: : Kr i =4ml ..• ... NI OJ. 00........... 100 J. ow 311 10 0 Mora Boom ...., ..... OS 10 0 & iim pot 10 • • lielllll. DIIIIMININd .• • . al iii * J. yr Apo 10 10 0 Boolup sal Oa.. ~. .. ato • no BB 0. OWL gaMo, old OIL_ .. alO 0 Om 10 10 0 Dader. a=..r...... alO 0 0.... tj •sni g t r. If e ". ato o a. " FrA,..... to to o Tbo &ilia; .ii . * * 1.1.- . ... .... 01 00 J. Wars. , For Oa 10 10 0 Imo ***** X &B. 14 lO 0 0 Mra .......... 10 • • C. cc ia . ... „ w. mr . . • Dort • 0 0 Ida De" /Do. lO 10 0 no X O. Por=ol.P. . 10 10 0 0 0 Yr. Y.P. 10 lu 0 ft. • iiiiiiiii • • E., =in:. .0 000. F. wawa& 14... • olo 0 . a: : r c i p oi . . ,_. 2 ; .•''' . 0• • por .. .." to to o 00.. is oo v. k a g ,i tii: to to o wma t u • • a ..... ........ ooi. a. Im ‘so~ ,•;,_. a 0 0 Idos jom. Boa l oo a o Load Die a• EL R. t En. •• 0 0 *l. "•-•- lO 10 0 o. 9 l l .trt.ti s : .. • 8 0 Dort lO 10 • a gomans. ... 21 0 0 Han_ log lO 10 0 j. FOli s bbko, ~.. OOWm • iTaa, as, ...___ ... ... a 00 Altha diii to 10 0 ma 50... a 0 0 Yr. 00 00 lowd B . .. 10 00 tiLril..l6mlelaser.l.4" it • • .?!. 1.1. • IOOO kgeki:•!.o i : 2 f 0 r 0 =0....: . : . :::;... ii ii • ; I. T• pwein• • . i iir7 l. P. Wm 111.4. • P. Z. N. D. p i k k • ••••• i . P. P . 8• 1 1 1 1 '.. 1 : - ii: 1 0 0 13 o ° to o 0 J. B. • ifis • .. 00 O. .1q also lib. rr=,.... 21 • 00 J. rerkerse.as• •• - • *lO 0 lira COMPP • H 0 0 i lUsimpwo. out an ./NOW ToDI ammo .10.4 wtoodbol Iwo Potwary Ira Asa. 11TDISY 111111111, lowitlsol MOW& Philriarelie. Noy.% INA HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.— penniles's et M. :•*: a OZ: Se re, SY Ow ere Ogee hewing DI N WM Us leas Jobe Oempre. Olt ireSr m alee l a* Mlglea .r elli lesejl=l.o. AA ...a le peMee ends. DA'M'S CANDLES, std. and U. pw lb. i t ra=„4 •As Mt mai% IS..; . NININK . IN.. sal lON ; usi cram : Vern INl.llfkraVal, . volt rils/ las 4 r imi la. iNIMbs.; ;Oa,. Ma. .d IN ; e I• N. pi e r r era, Now , 10. N. :. nom la ; alma , ii. li. . Y. par pas: mho, IN N. wa1,A,..; 43. NNW mu. 6. N he foal N DAM'S 2 1 1 1 ar waNhass; U. 11l IlleNraila 1. MINN iwg A ON swan as wow wrow l c RAS f=MOLD BERWERT sod PUBLIC. 110111111111,—T• SOLD. b Mr. YAM. by MYATT t:ATT, awe* =SW Mete* log aritot attir le a el= =ta eterM iu. The phial li i .` e .l prue er .j. th. bettiep7 T.r. —494 to Mr. r AN, • TO PUBLIC COMPANIES, LANDLORDS, HODS ADMIT& in —WANTICD, MIMIC Wee or ~ he er zycit ef Lateen or suberbea die/Solt. oo flPeitihe Dom M km dopey totality had full tartlealen of the .* ND mad Co., Walden art cealraztora OM. WM. 1301.1CM/tit:l, BUILDKIW, and others.— • 4111, to sum. 0 AMAX NM er Oa, NM ciamenes, , OmeisaMis. T HE VERY BELT BLACK YHA, Irak ih er= Zk: trade ad SUOBILL asa 6 e tk r .. "4"6.-4 Ode nopeeSed i. el the very .4 6 4 pow *moor 46. per mod. al beast job It i.d rino,._.._ at ses_,intit......„=l:"...=l:l7.l6tret.-1171111Ta a l id e CT4L - 1111 - CMANTSTIIOIIOIIOI. LO N. _ N LARGEMP.N tot the WEEKLY DISPATCH. mil IA —Telenunpel. able ly le we be 611LAROICD. en sad paw SUIDAT. Pe nh of .V ie vs Musa Pena etatpeeet °Pam% of Pe as at psi= s easnall . 4l= r ryatillS mai a Pe WdeMedy sews ishadeff mann% fer , ** 1 1 . 14 sesentee mak es PM pavane eaddlen in Wen WI Lady yente• Pe ems DIM le =M . Ansi frees cod. me. for le say 1. Nenvynden lirt=rd HIM mamma OP ANY NOOKtIaLLSK. rw rI B IiNNB . a th i tt i rbd: (7 NATUaLky, 1 •to a English!'an ot d 1: Povalga Llisoallok web tea Oa Mae Arlo Tweaty Nur lop gawk Pim at irv an tr tura = fro IVIVII =IMMO t. ~..., B O Makin.. ...i. a r i26l*- -- * ilia 1...1 D 7 Mn. Iffl74 ir DOOM . DIMMI7. VMS S7lolTRlg s k .. Moab ka, et Plato. orim. i .gt= nl,,,u,L •Ak t,l by'a.,. i. w..r......... I 1.1eg0k r ... - . a v ilooollt. to of ''''''' P 7 lP arat ls I 11., .." ma kv Main Coa , v"" By W. IL Lade—New te o a ., f is Hail d lasOta iuti tt i. •—Pareksolo tor lkoktk or ArAil TSB a W . Nakkboas VP§ Wialt—ronea talsta llius =" War b ilt eN tagoa "Le Vol CANionor—llleao. Lagwavo% Ilsocaaav asks - IM hot d.. .-011= 1.0.0.. = le=istat APEMAN!! a baceseiler. Mao lA. tr TO ALL WHO HAT/I T HE CiAItDENERS' C CULTURAL (TM HORTICULTURAL PAI Of SATURDAY. Da. '. Ahoneek. Airington'. Hy NZ I ben Bi Joan na 4mlAllirly Won 191. ,ileltra °Alum CHRONICLE and AGRI GAUT?' ft . T rated by Prot Limn) 9. molar aMiss leo V0v e r .... 1190= Mr. Jambreird99/B labswor. ismillist Wnd sebum Olforiaor's Limos irria4y amp. 1117 J. Prkicsur. is his Mr. =.7:boil einem 19 et Pl= icommtl. a Imperboce of lowl wilt Ws- P P - t r a trream. By Br. ar+ll.naar Brelimo w. l==il Di grlblty of I Ills BRA* so. OMB ttß quake. By Mr. T. It = ga, T, , owl la,. O. Watt...les la. W. M. T. rriaCes Mr WM/W. NNW Ot fOLI MlMlMiran =1. 1 1 ,P 1: Oilssar. lortlodtsesl Oresseirs agna Ostils. Ad So het * Ric 0. W. kiss Wls - br boa hod Caws pradliares. to prisms doers* GA By Mr. 11. Bowers *Add* *MEIN& Cloak* *pas Os lbs Coadnattre du Os= moo ds * Ds Dr. Lodi. Bolusdise. 717 0. Broom. 11*.. Clreassesse Finms, wed Yanstagdlookk. OIL Isodoess Ors has* By Ir. ?. Bads* nlek carro * Mr. B. Os; Ko m ienlr. IL 0. Ohs** asd A. S. Iliad* HardsolOwsl Sods* Meraseros. Impertrassel low WOK Isimpinallie Tbe 0111101111 * MT roserdso. said= to V' Mrs Beildilsil=l* seed sirebis. set s MI else tessestiess of Os oW Advertisodels, A Upper Wr , mad 1143111017LTIIIIAL (114 above, the Coviat•modis. Kirk- FAS fiVIS the potato. bop, bay, sad oar. pia a osalloral roppiat et Mr of say aourmadir.—ollas for drool. Oupyloassedia, Larks. felleneleg are ea lake el Ins 0,11.11D1N111. ClllOllOl.ll OnVICII. I, Upper Weinsetowelreet, *med. leaden : Pelee IL Q PERCHES at th . AGE!! MEET -1.0 IMO st DRAYTON MAIO/ Updated from ike "Aarkailaral Graeae for elffillni dinalbellas, at N. sari ordered el an booksellers, mad dash ample MO be esia free le S + = amp been forwarded to Jame Matthews, 6, Up Ooreekaardea. Leads& !riot Is. M. LABELS for tho HERBAIIIUM, oosolothig of co the CLAM% ALLIANCIII,ORDINA sad BUILOILDIIIIB of PILOIPI/2801LINDLNY V VIIONTABLZ KING. lat D oe the 11, eet white eeboataro.to low tn.o, that they Ma be eat out mg WWI If • palladia, order fir Is. ltd. will enable Jason Matthews to end thentame by poet. Now rawly. prim dd. ant ORNAMENTAL mud DOMESTIC POULTRYI *Sr Witco sal Itsmaniat. do Rev. Iladdris SAIL Disos. MA.. Stater of laidresd Ida gawk& The BE* Oriel.( DOMINO. Peel to go. Meg Net The Gelb* sad Meer D .llll Gesso Hameln Toles The O.M. Teel +LI Gio.i 'llrostel cc Tie Cuckoo Toed Tu lle ss.dasoi llesabh F Dadiap ood ~...5 1( .... Tim. ides Diu Fowl TM Lart-e•sted Told TbeCceldwashisToell TM sed it. cow The Panel lose Ifs Kay Toed 1•w• but.. /deb TM florist Nam rldblabbreoces The Mee= Toed !wet Tub Duet The delry sod News The emesq ue Demme* Gems [owls The MN Dundee aeon The /Redid or Frier Th• eamd• Brame Goose bed !oda TM dime= er Tbs Tyner 2 ` 4 4 a jo i r i=lice for lb. bra o f t. eure."—Talb iv wii =e• it of di wiLd .. atare= 4 1 =s i t, astorobt." . "Wo oew to SOlWlNtahlto et serf sillowikele = seesb fe l l a edeseties, be eaketaied Mid iftsmele p . jr=4/ "l " gs tr aini sre= r o t this mese b et eagartAb ia led Impousies seella . sew • se= ==rroz.-......:r... •. of the Modes @mow et en • era • wad relsordlea ot liss ale= Mini ti ILD seadreseice et See Wilms vs mu mkt te . 51 very vale *. sot vestal book Ala is pMbleelbse ow adarad I we purpose 4 4.1 11111 . 1 all= ewes our :to t Imm i e el this bees =tie Cbreolehh" te welt s = °M ale% I°& E ft. It : re meet e t or to ir rooro i si e te be. we rel 4 l s ow ... mo w`t i rkw9llEll2l awl hotel and Is ell iwellie the tenth sod eislemed et the latihs et denoWle Imeleelo It en = eist ni Tetelt di reo be 11:4==et le o ll ereewt IN=7. 1 2_ teeth Ingest owl retheed h i e r leoi se e eloodeti WI wee web tirohisk to tel. Ins Se delta* the hiwelloot =WI • h seeste. - "—Wen Slav Ilessexpr." lim IL - - - —- - - NO MOON Pali. rot kw bi taa limits if the at the Um. pondolog Deteky. Deocoaolo -7g or rool. PrirAilleko 1 t oii ON IN ON sod ATIO Ork i ßcon .. 4 4 Mei Orors; . mil.„ o „cor irdi.si of T I t S IM% fs 5.4 brass ; sod al itabor OM mitres at Os rot re 1031"; WHAT TO BAT DRINK, AND AVOID, via DIM be an ON* *IL .oes•asyssa. N. 1.0.5.. Is Nit= • s• 11. 1 ss• Ills own Is SIM mg ftwatlistiva. vow swim the limas Ime=loo,ol 101910 1 " rad rata Is \WM Os Islist paled of lite le ma. To be lirl et Ilbirweell. SS, rissasseassem, _. G YM. M. Visit drama : ar, IL 0=1111; Mama, 4g. Wet 111•01; fit dineg from Nes seithae.n. Aron-vissa, troli*Gega. TURDAY, DEC. 9, 1848. [THREEPENCE. were prepared ea lb Mired lines of rail way, which started lobs with them at one We asnleg. The dspielessets of the west hare Yes the epeeist stileele if the Minden of the E l = n me:g irsi ssi at Irn auind es. har b da sin this affair is dssinfess to the bps of General Canignee, and el num favourable to the election of Penes Louis, es prestilent. The following is the origin of this much discussed pinion project :—A ft er the revolution of F. a sommittee was nominated by the Pro Cloverannet, under the title of the Committee of National Recompenses. • This committee was to inquire and report on all individuals who might be entitled either to life pensions, pecu niary compensation, or honorary rewards, for having seined in the republican cans at any time posterior to the revolution of IWO, and the widows and chil dren of deceased sufferers in that cease were to be Mended among those to be compensated. This ooni sallies made its report, which was submitted to the government in last September. On the 19th of that meth a project of law was presented by Gr and Clavaqmae, as president of the' council, = lr by him, and countersigned by M. Sensed, of th e Interior, for panting the pen skme sad rewards recommended in the In the ndinary course the project, like all report. lbellwe being adopted was submitted to a committee :l e t tf . t a ro b n i liffie The Wir ey raa itt rew s la requireda large Weiner of the Intake to r mily th em with, ipso& lisle of the miss of the y to whom them grants were to made, with the grounds on which their claims severally rested. This demand was met by long hesitations and delays. M. Nosed at length retired from office, and was suc ceeded by M. Durant', who produced yesterday the squired documents, but in doing so signified that the gennenent withdrew the project. The smiths yesterday began to distribute cards to the electors, and great crowds gathered around each to obtain them. Bulletins of votes, bearing the man respectively of Cavaignac and Louis Bona parte, were delivered out in profusion in various pens, for which several persons were arrested, Stough they were immediately set at liberty. its• Orders had been issued by the prefect to the police officers not to suffer any of these bulletins to be gives oat at any other place than at the metrics and the mikes app 'and for each quarter. The parti san of Louis on receiving the bulletins st Omani Cavaignao, tOre them in pines, and the Moab et the general bestowed the same mark of re nsvimis I ra the bulletins inscribed with the named A so! collision took place last eight in the Neighbourhood of the Place Method, between a body of operatives and the Guard Mobile. When the latter were returning to their barracks, the carriers I saluted them with cries of " Canignso I In lan terns! Down with Cavaignee's butchers!" where -1 upon the Mobiles drew their swords, and blood was shed. The republican guard being summoned, con pied the neighbourhood till midaight. The greatest excitement prevailed there. The Lyons Journals announce that great agitation there in tie quarter of the Croix Rousse. ch t :s ai socialists aliste and the red republicans manifested the wont spirit, and appeared to hope for a movement in Paris. , The Somaphors of Marseilles, of the sth inst., says: " M. Freston, the minister of worship, arrived yen ta day in our city, at three o'clock. He descended at the Hotel de l'Orient, and put himself in communica tion with the prefect. M. Freaks is charged to receive Pius IX. at Marseilles, in case his Hanna shall demand the hospitality of France." In the Assembly to-day M. Vazin put questioes to the government on the subject of the delay of the mails for six hours last night. M. Trouy6 Chaim', minister of finance, declared that he took the responsibility of that measure, and believed that he was acting in accordance with the wishes of the Assembly. He admitted that his object was to be stabled to send the exculpatory speeches of the members of the government into the depsn ments at the same time as the charges made against them. After some animated discussion, the adjourn ment of the question was voted. M. Defame presented a project of law, regulating the forms in which the president of the republic would be msolitimd- The baU for the council of state was going on, but had not been terminated when our reporter closed his d•-•ptAmo" The Howse has undergone a considerable rise to- day. The Threes, which eland yesterday at 41.45, eland today at 42.25 ; and the Fives, whith closed yesterday at 67.50, closed today at 68.40. Pas* Due. 5. New Las, —,• Urea per Orb, 42 30; lbg per gra. so • 53 ; Lest Una, 63 10 ; Foam - 1 = R. 3 14 164 0 . 7%; De. 1943, 79; De. 4 Da. Em l 4 4 Neeßarer. ; Boma 61 ; Truman nerds. —,. ONE lbw% 1430; Masao era, ID dem 36 371 ; *gem IS 134,41•11. isrs.were.th mad Orleans, 630 ; Pule mad Rotten. 337 60; beam eatl —; Arts mad Mareellks, 173; ekes- I beers sal Belk 76 13; Castro VieTAIII, 213; Asthma sad 800. Om —; lardeux, 363 ; North, WS 75. SUM 07 TEX BANK 07 FRANCE up to Deo. 7, with 1110 earriseenling items of the preceding week: Week oodles Week ending Nor. 311. Des. 7, LIAMITIMI. IN O. P. S. 01/1114 . 67,100,600 17,100,4100 rsitelefin; iiiefitikr 13,330,020 Ikeiree Iwo Oaf. hod Wake ....- 3,900,750 1,9611,7511 Iwo Is rad= 4 .00 0 .000 Olken Bask wen la Da Ikea& bib Bak te rear haeouat anent et Treasery, mediate 23,732,436 1 16 . 643 0 33 3 6 Dims eammote serest. 76,532,171 1 la 77.611,111 116 aratialeasseat the breathes Bus` WOW* w O O melds at sight la the 1,60,666 1,151,549 0 Drake et broil beaks amble by bank 5,979,174 36 6,341,333 64 Desks al beak payable by der leaks Okkkads yegehis WA. et lama mos n meten 404,601 4 163,364 4 ablitillt. Ware lateral% east es i 3,313,1036! 9,362,931 16 171= sal awes bdereste la barth %Ws «..«....« ...........« 3,956,166 01 1,667,723 0 list Bsr 423,933 37 422,432 17 D i tUlt e riark leeks .... 661,U3 0 631,773 0 eartirlse —.......... 663,646,266 600,660,446 Al AIMS Cola and On* in tie ll = Mao 107,131,533 0 109,493,229 over an 9S,9li 16 237,697 92 Oa and soespinness ta Para Do. da be Wao9eboak9 106,93002 67 107,660,943 24 kleonnosall bunion l adymnosaa Prime pubilo toads 31,773,09.91 39,604,141 96 adman on line& pubes Rtes by 1,371,341 • 1,540,537 0 49440943 Wes deb as Irmary ban MAIM • 14,076,0011 0 Unman% la Min ca band Ili OWE tainks nom 10,081,1:03 14,900409 =ismilipsalea hob 34,766,266 61 34,71069 62 ot ma ewe tone la 13,006,741 so 11,1416,741 91 4,000,000 • 4,400,000 16912945441L07i309a lanes laisifllmim So 027 et Paris 3,300,000 • 6,300,400 0 lalnantla NOW =nnt Sisk 300,1140 • 100,000 0 inlma if ls 1194 MOW g=i 800 of 126 $994144211 twin 430,460 • 130, 0 Pralsali - 74902101111613141•414 Solo 7,9711,111 6,750,661 9 ZapiannotamingIIMINI et meroporat of betook baeb Soisibinn 627,714 4$ MAK 44 Itonomeannslommaiaimlo (Saninety Oillefibei ri r w ; EMS Mil Map- Mush 466.6110.311$ IS 11011.110,40 14 SPAIN. A letter from the frontiers of Catalonia, of the 2nd, announoes the discoveey of a Carlo-Republioan plot, to deliver up tte town of Olot to Cabrera. Six officers of two regiments, and fourteen inhabitants of the town were arrested, end token to Oirona to be tried bf eourt-atartiaL A band of Mootsuoolinists invaded the kw town of Bytes, on the 28th ult., and carried &six of the principal inhabitants, demanding a larp ransoms for their release. Cabrera's h.no quarters were at Veld's. He has 89 came and 800 uldiere poisoners. Dae. I.—itra per deft, It 13-18 10 piw; Ow Sobs, U.Slti : St m. Pin p orit Onsta, 84 sok; Ow Mos. 14 r. 1.8881w0._ peer; il Wu. 48a1t. Mop% 84 mar. link al It Powarig, ;16 mgr. Ischomp as SO 811.48 ppm 'l3 ] LONDON, SAT LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 . 30 rw. Daring this day no other topic was spoken et, in the Amenably or out of it, except this met wake twists pennon.rut. The goverment, amok= of the disastrous effect which the intentness wadi pro- dm on the oandidatrehip of Gemend Oevcis i n the provinces, have bass reeking the oast of exertions to counteract it. lewd of the largest printing-cease in Paris were sopa ikaktgyeabirdoy aftentoon and evening in printing season el septa of the exculpatory gleam disileemed by General emigrate and M. Deism in the Asessattly. Nese mom mime of then wore brought te the pest wdloe between eight and eleven 1M night, wises the MB poets, whioh had been kept wsi th > dace six think, were literally crams' with 6ara bud& sad melds, the spasms devoted to paestagare being reserved kr Wm. Besides those, special trains ITALY. ROME—We have letters from Rome to the 29th alt., up to which date there did not exist the slightest apprehension that the departure of the Pope would be attended with any evil result. The middle and lower alums were determined to support the tin the millstone:see of social order. The r e pe lli res at Monte Camino on the 28th, where be had been joined by Prince Bog/hese, with Doris and other persons of distinction from Rome. SWITZERLAND. The Swiss Naomi GassUe, under date of Berne, 4th inst., says that the new ambassador from fipain, M. Nobles, is arrived. At Lucerne enrolments of troops for Naples are actively continued. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Satza.—Amongst the principal males effected are the following : In C 1... 1. No. s—Barl Speneer's shorthorned oz, which obtained the second prize, to Mr. W. R. o.iver, Southunp- too, for, it se said, 451. No. 15—The four years aid eleven months old, bred by Mr. J. Beesley, which obtained the third prize, to Mr. T. Bancroft of Great Grimsby, Linooln shire, for 401. In Class 2. No. I7—Mr. J. Phillips's Here ford steer, which obtained the mooed prize, to Mr. J. W. Marton, of Salisbury, for 38 gnineas. No. 18—Mr. J. Swat ton's shorthorned steer, which obtained the third prize. to Mr. S. Smith, of Salisbury for 35 guineas. Clam 3. No. 37 — The short-homed steer bred by Mr. J. Clover, of Knifing, asar Newmarket, which obtained the second prize, to Mr. J. Wonsan, of Folkston, it is stated for 40 guineas. In Class 4. No. 45—Mr. .1. Manning's Hereford eteer, which obtained , the second prize, to Mr. Slider, of Kensington. In Clain 5 AU the prizes have been sold. le Clam 8. No. 83—The West Highlendoz, which obtained the pries of 101 ,to Mr. Alder, of Behar. No 68—Prises Albert's West Highland ox, to Mr. Harris, of the Isle of Wight In Class 7. No. 69 Mr. T. Griffin's short-horned Wier, which obtained the fiat erne and silver medal, to :Mr. Be lain, of King's reed, Chelsea. la Clam 8. No. 93—Berl Fitzwilliesn's short horned heifer, which obtained the second prize, to Mr. Mitt, of Wellingbi:vongh. In Clam 9. No. 102—The Darkest 4 21 , ert obtained the Inn male 201., eta mayor and 2 s edol c, to Mr. Major, of Folkston, Kent. In the dun, clause the sales have been exceedingly brisk. In clam 10. No.lo9—Mr. J. G. Bosworth's pen of Leiessters, which obtained %Inwood prise, to Mr. C. Drake, of the Mile end-road. No.ll2—Mr. T. Tcitehell's pea of old pare Leese tee wethen, which obtained the first pr.ze and silver medal, to Mr. T. Randall, of London-road. In class 11. No. 113— Mr. B. Nswman's pen of Leicester wethers, which obtained the third prise, to the same person. No. 115—The Mar quess of Bxeter's pen of Leicester wither', which obtained the second prize of 101., to Mr.:T. Johnson, Dockbesd, Ber mondsey. No. 116—Mr. J. WoA's pen of old Leicester within, which obtained the first price, and silver medal and gold medals , to Mr. Glass, of Lambeth-walk. In Clue 15. No. 151—The Duke of Richmond's pen of South Down wethen, which obtained the second prize, to Mews. Kirkby and Handsoek, Palk-street. No. 167—Mr. S. Webb's pen of South Down withers, which carried off the first prize and silver sad gold medals, to Mr. T. H. King, of Brighton. No 184—Sold to Mr. Slater, of Kensington. In Class 17. No. 165—The Duke of Richmond's pen of South Dowa withers,eold to Meters. Kirkby and Hancock ; and 167 Mr, webb's South Down withers, to Mr. T. King, of In the Pig class—No. 177, class 18, the Earl of Radnor'. Coleshill pigs, were sold to Mr. 0. Snelling, Minoru. No. 178—Mr. B. Willleld's true Essex pigs, to W. Budge, of the New Cut. Tun Ray. A. MMTABLE'd FARM REFORNB.—AI the Stamina?, Cattle-show dinner last week, the Rev. Mr. Rurtable said : Now, I'll tell you what my manure met, and herein I rather differed from the judges when they talked with me on the hilL They said I ought to charge the tales of the farm-made dung, This I n do, upon the simple principle that in valuing my crops I neither put a prise on my straw nor manure, therefore I don't value manure. Straw is mit were deaestock—" dead !" I should rather gay it is the _great supporter of our farms. But the Wilda manure I used wee compos ed of 2 cwt. of dis solved ooprolitee in half their w tof sulphuric add, and seven put-loads of dung mired with ashes. Now, I need the word " coprolites." " What, says some tremor, what does that meant I never heard the term Mehra " Nor did I until about two years ago, and than I was obliged to go to a Greek lexicon, to Gad oat what it meant. Comae moans a dung stems; that is, in other words, dung turned into stone, or hoell dung. It is a very remarkable discovery that hes been made. Liebig (of whom by-the.by• a farmer once nil that he bad been wrongly named, and that instead of Idag . he should be celled a big lla )—( laughter )— Liebig says; As Ragland owes the strength of her manufactures, sad her power among nations, to the coal mines which exist la her, so it will be discovered by and bye that she owes the strength of her agriculture to the foe& depodts and fossil bales which exist among the strata of her adl." Now, so far as turnips are the or pod non of good agriculture, this is the case. These prim-honoured swedes were prin cipally due to those dissolved dung stones which are obtained in great quantities indeed in Norfolk. A friend of mine, Mr. Lewes, Imports some thousands a year from Nor. folk. He has them ground down by powerful inachisery, and I purebred my coprolites of him. Siam then, I have found them in my own parish. A learned philosopher MY down to my place, and he said, in this pew moll pen will find the thug stones." So I dug away. The mesa an the fans were set to work, and awe enough we did get some of dill dung atone. This whisk I have brought yea is only the lOU part of it. I nuns at keno as hive as this plate. They are supposed to have boss dam impel lq the Oria rises--enormous lizards that Rea ell Yds OM hag Wen It was put to our use. There seems le be a genera 'pinks that lam joking. I give you wq baser that I speak seri. cooly. lam wades that issiemly ;it is, Ido cusider, a most an sled - weadisella set of Providence that we should have, hem ear sell, ma only coal, but bane in its es sential element. No body has mere of the eemee of bone than this. It is as if you Mat a beree's leg, sad burned it to sates ; and there are thermals mad teas of thecae& of tons of it on our soil. [Specimens of the newly diamond manure in its natural and pulverise& state, were *IS handed round the room, and Mr. Hastable • named.] Gentian's, I will have a pit opened es my land, to show you where they are. They lb about three feet deep, but they don ' t pay for working, and lam eIX! to get them from Norfolk. Mr. Lewes charges &Amy dissolved in half their weight of sulphuric acid, at Si. a tea, or fa. a emt.---so that actually my purchased manure mete ca the whole 10s. an amt. Well now I want to tell yes about a gross failure this year. I candidly tell you that in the saner of growing swedes I had grown rather bump. tious—aad if I saw anybody else at work, I red to think I could beat him; bet on one of my West Farm fields this year I have failed. I ploughed up_ six acres of stiff land to be frosted through the winter. When spring cum, it was covered our with dung till it was as black as say hat ; fee I set my two bailiffs one spina the other, and the did not spur the dung I enure you. I had it down sad weeltU ' it, that stiff clay, as lee se seal We then drilled is three owt. of super-phosphate of lime —that is, them coprolites dissolved in sulphuric said, sad now, I said, best this who can. But to my mese. meat a tarp pardon of the field never produoed anything bigger than this wine gird What was the meson ? The shy had beim very Rae, it held together like mortar ; I heal it up sad sabsidiell Mint , the rests were all stifled. Now for ate begrudge. I had one ern dibbled, gardener's Uses being drawn from ere and of the field to the other, two feet apart, and boles heed out one foot apart. These were filled with dug, gazed with area and superphosphate,. there I had excelleat swedes. That manual labour cost IL per are. When you get a stiff clay, the small tendrils of the 1 reds haven't room to expand, but if you put his food under ' hint he'll sit down upon hand enjoy himself. (Laughter.) They grew wonderfully. It is certain that ens single ton of swedes extra will pay for the whole expense. Ai: 28 acres of mangel wurzel in this way, the labour lik., and the crop averaging 271 tons per acre. I re peat, euttaisly to grow mange' wired, you should all the mss, women, and children you can come to put the dung into the bolas and the end on the top, end then they U grow like magic. (Cheers.) The next subject I want to speak to you about is liquid manuring. This I am doing rather on a grand scale Everybody now who has tried to catak manure in tanks is getting heartily tired of it ; for, in carting it out on heavy soil in wet weather , it cuts the land all to pisom Well, I set to work and tr*s d to think what was to be dons. I will tell what I have accomplished, on rather a large Hale. I you had laid down 1,300 yards a wood piping, in larch, or Scotch fir, or elm, bored by a woed.boring machine, two What in diameter. The carpenter charged me 7d. a yard for boring; I have bought the wood at 2d. a yard, but I'll call the t tpim a l;. a yard. A faring-lump was then made by mepeater, wadi lonise the manure thrush the pipe, sad k sus all over the farm, The expense of waterhig - 90 awes will be 701. 10e , sad it is managed thus: nue get anew gifted shout the fields, the water rushee dews Ems pigs them bet wider mead, end is forced of these amps gad* are six het high, end they are pima at we it MINION that the water-art hasn't farther tops than NS ts he filled ; and the Seelleng of the matter kithis t Issfig pimps away all day, for it het es:, bard week; .11111 ga ahoy with two pony walsr.emb(lor if yea have a Urge wamiurt sad a large hue, the weight of the animal sad the vehicle will eat the peva up, because the time fa d liquid manuring is whoa the mil is damp). If yea has , broad wheels mute to the eart, sad only put Into them a hogshead and a half at a time, you'll not cut the grimed We found that • lad pumping at Is. a day—a lava lad said --takes twelve minutes to fill a pony cart, sad we are smelly eight boars watering two acne of land with liqsid manure • the manure for thh quantity of land was diluted with eighteen hogsheads of water. Well, there is the lad pump ing. Ike pas cart and boy. say 3a., eat *et is the cost of the labour. Now look at re OF sults. Ws oat gram only the day Wore yesterday eighteen Inehes is hei..kt ; and if Italian rye gram is watered with liquid manure after cutting, it will grow in an bow dibly short epees of time ; for, recollect, when you mew down grass it is thirsty beyond measure. I have belies rye-pars which has grown eight inches in the l frost, foeast az wee ft iv ks, and If we have no Gat—that is, no black that that does the mischid—before Chrisruso I s h a ll as s t a aria ens bee high. If yen put a little rano Mb the water and dirribete it is this way, the plants will take it up in a moment. I have here the most extraorditti ry spealmen I ever Irksome& Mr. Radcliff, of Grit:bell, cams to me am rlvy era& sheaved se Isms beaky that had low tankage to nee mho. I took oat of these and pat it Woos to say liquid manure stump, and here it is literally. It hes let sumps produced from one stump of barley. This, gentlemen, was grown by liquid manure. [The straw of the barley with the roots on was here banded round the room. It was about the site and not much unlike, in form, a large stick of celery. This was the fruit of a single grain.] Now you may say, gentlemen (continued Mr. Hatable, MA'st the farmers were examinioe this cariosity ) this arm from what's called the hpyiy" season (that is very good Dorset, but very bad English). I live a word to by on that ; I ban ca by watering, this • srE=bsort one part of my glover four times—good *fever at the hest a foot high. Yon would my It was the lippy" season, bat what dirt the lippy season do for the odor grass that I out say twice ? So I get two more cuttings by watering, and they come in at &time when all sorts of artfloial gneiss get ratherillry—vis , in the month of August. It is worth lb weight in geld then, for you cannot Tam a green crop white cosmos in at a scares time. In the mouth of August it is worth its weight is gold—at host it is for milking. This clover gives me a great triumph over the dairy firms In early August. lam sure you feel that what I have done—open as it has been to everybody's inspection—l am sure that you feel that this is not an indi vidual questin • it is a great national question. (Hear.) If, where 2‘ labou rer, were employed before, there are mow 16 ; and if where there wen 601. laid out in labeuv, there are now 3631. expended and profitably expended, I say it is a national question . (Hear, and cheep.) I hope I shall never as long as I live fritter this down into a mere tandem of per sonal gratification or triumph. God forbid that I should fall to foci the inspatance of the subject in a national point of view ; if I did I would not be here. RECORDERSDIT NORWICH.—The recordership of Norwich, an office which was recently vacated in so sudden and hcrrible a manner by the murder of Mr. Jenny, has been given to Mr. Prendergast . , of the Norfolk circuit. We have reason to believe that this appointment will give the greatest satisfaction both to the members of the bar on the circuit end to the inhabitants of Norwich, where the learned gentleman has been long known for his prolemioral attain ments. We believe that the reoordership of Bedford, lately held by Mr. Prendergast, will be given to Mr. Burcham, of the Norfolk circuit.—Manning gaper. EAST INDIA MILITARY COLLEGE.—Yeeterday, deputation from the Haitian House proceeded to the East India Company's Military Seminary at Addiscombe, for the purpose of receiving a report from the lientenant•governor (Sir Ephraim Stanzas) of the progress roads by the gentle men cadets in the various branches of their studies, and dis tributing prises gained sines the last term. Amongst the visitors were his Grass the Arekbhitop of Cant:rl tr aad General Sir George The drann sat won emissted to the examinatiwa ball sad The *lark then rued the report of the lieutenant-governor and public examiner, which recommended that 38 cadets should be brought rward in the allowing manner, viz., 6 for engineers, 12 for the artillery, and 21 for the infantry, being all of the first class. Engineer—Meant. Innis, Walker, Chesney, Davidson, and Ballard. Artillery—Mena. Gabagan, J. Mullins, Harwood, Bogle, Turnbull, M'Leod, W. Heathen, B. Ashburner, Peach, Ingilby, A, G. Newell, and Evans. Infantry—Main, Carey, Reeves, Hobson, Launce Craigie, Brun, Furst, Farr, Steuart, Cumming, Glom, Lewis, Cooper, Mollet, Des Voeux, Norman, Carrell, Hamilton, Welsh, Burton, Pedley, and Dyer. The clerk read the following list of prizes that had been awarded :- -First Clan: Mr. J. L. K. lonia, prizes second in mathe matics and geology, and the " Polack Fold medal." In presenting this prize the chairman said it must afford the gallant general, with whose prewar' they were honoured this day the utmost satisfaction to see it so well deserved. Mr. E. Walker, first prim in mathematics, French, and first prize is Hindustani. Mr. G. Chesney, first prize in fettle cella, military surveying, and first good conduct (a meet splendid satin?"' sand). The chairman (addressing Mr. ; Cheney) said he felt persuaded he could not present a more ' appropriate gilt, and he confidently hoped that his future course would be as his past one of good conduct and honour. (Cheers.) Mr. Ballard, prize military and civil drawing, and • mond good conduct. Mr. Gahsgan, prize in Latin and second Hindustani—Second clam: Mr. Montgomery, third =geed conduct, fortifications, and Hindustani. Mr. L. ism, third prise in military drawing and military sui t Toying, and civil drawing. Mr. Gotbred, prize in French. • Mr. Hughes, prize in Latin.—Tbird claw: Mr. W. Warren, fourth prise in good conduct. The chairman having ad / dressed the aide* the court of directors then broke up The . prom:dap during the day were enlivened by the band of the corps, who played a variety of popular airs, marches, tto. • • - - - - - - POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.—Dr. Ryan has been engaged during the week in delivering a series of most in teresting and important lecturer, at the Royal Polytechnic Institution, on agricultural chemistry, suited to the farmers who at this season annually visit our metropolis. Dr. Ryan's reputation as an agricultural chemist has long been esta blished ; and it will be recollected that three years ago he was chosen by the council of the Royal Agricultural Society of Ragland to deliver the annual lectures to the members. His lectures during the past week have been confined prin cipally to the " food of plants, and the sources from which that food is derived." In the first pert of the course, Dr. Ryan directed the attention of his audience to the organic and inorganic constituents of vegetables, giving . a number of apt experiments for the purpose of explaining fully the nature and character of them constituents. lie then pealed on to the consideration of the food of plants, and the supply of that food. The food which formed the organic portion of the plant—namely, carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, he proved was derived from the atmosphere ; while such in organic constituents as Meth, potash, soda, iron, lime, phos phoric and sulphuric acids, were derived either from the soli or from some substance added artificially to the soil. The lecturer esiteredatgreat length into the sources of the organis food, showing first the changes which produce carbonic acid during respiration, combustion, and decay ; and then point ing oat practically the separation by plants of the carbon and its assimilation to form the future wood. The decomposi tion of atmospheric water by the plant, to supply its hydrogen and oxygen, was also shown, sad the learned doctor gave it as his opinion that the vital oon of the plant, enabling it to decompose these various compounds, was dependent on electrical force. The reparation of nitrogen alio, from the carbonate and nitrate of ammonia in the air , was proved very satisfactorily. In the second part of the course Dr. Ryan explained the proems of the disinradthi of rocks—the sonuniantion of their particles, their decomposition by the oaks of air and moisture, to form soils ; and to those aliseges he proved we were to trace the supply of the !ampule emetituents of plants. The experi ments by which he showed the conversion of such ineoluble matters as silica, chalk, *e., into food, were most interesting and characteristic. In the concluding portion of the Defies Dr. Ryan oongrstulated the farmers upon the removal of much of that prejudice against chemical agriculture which formerly existed ; and regretted that it should still exist in some minds. Re also laboured to prove that by the aid of chemistry alone could farming become a perfect science; and that it was only by an analytical examination of the soils, and a comparison of their constituents with the re quirements of the future crop that the system of manuring could be ettoosestu ll y carried out. We need scarcely say that them lectures th roughout were most numerously M. tended by the clam of persons for whom they were print!.' pally intended. Mr. HUDSON has purchased the Pocklington Canal far 18,0001. • A PRISONER SHOT IN AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. —ln the course of yesterday afternoon, the court at the Surrey Sessions received information that one of the pd. loners confined in BrixtonHouse of Correetion had attempted to escape, and in so doing was @hot by the governor. It ap peared from what our reporter could glean, that the prisoner had succeed in climbing the wall, when the governs was apprised of it. The latter instantly proceeded to the place and discovered the prisoner ereepiag along the top of the wall. On his approach he threw down a heavy stone which struck the governor on his left hand, dislocating one of his lingers. The latter was armed with a loaded blunder buss, which he fired at the man and shot him in the thigh. when he was immediately captured. Two of the magistrates instantly proceeded to the House of Correction to investigate the afar, the result of which is not yet known. FRAUD ON THE BANK OF ENoLAND.—A few dare ago a note of 1,0001. was presented for payment. The in spector examined it, found It genuine, looked to the numbers of the stopped notes, and seeing that the note presented was not among them, two6ool. notes were given in exchange, for which gold was procured almost immediately. On the fol lowing day it was discovered that the leading figure of the number had been dexterously changed, and that 94,826 was altered to 04,826. It required the eye of a chemist to detect the change ; and as no blame can be attached to the inspec tor, we presume the " net " will be reduced by the amount paid in error. The figure was so well inserted that no nary examination was equal to its discovery. The note thus sent in formed one of a series of which a bank clerk was defrauded a few years ego. SHIPPING. Mown ASSN.—Ddilla. it Donaghades, 1 ; Guernsey, ite., 1; Plena, 2. LONDON, Dee. 9.—Whed this day at wen, 8.8. W., light breeze, and fine clear weather. lavnarooL, Dec. B.—W.S.W.—Arrived 7th: Sir Henry Podium, Quebec. Bth, Beak, Jamaica, lowing shipped a heavy sea, 9rd but., in lat. 14 whisk ended away bulwarks, duchies's, waterusks, and Amira the boats, ; Sap pho, Buenas Ayres; Suffolk, ew Orleans; Monument, Chadisten. PLlmotrra, Deo. B.—All lest eight it blew a gale from B.W. • the vowels in the heehaw NM ride in safety. YhlllollTil, Doe. 7.—The Hari of Raul from Sunder land to Londe., has been towed into the roada i leaky, having been in contact with the Harvest Home, of beam, per terday, in the Cookie. Orr Hammen, Deo. B.—Arrived : City of Pocaah, New South Wales. Dam., Dee. 8.-B.W.—Arrived: Seriappatam, and Bar. seed Cootie, Canna ; Nile, Callao; Clio, Demerara; British Isles, Derbies ; Hareem, Jemmies. Arrived from the rivar Ale:midst, Boston. Poanntorra, Dee. 8.-8. W., equally.—Anived : Rio Janeiro. LivaarooL, Dee. 7.-Buled: Clyde, Charleston. Bth : Lydia, Havana ; J. H. Shepherd, New York. Put back, 7th : Elisabeth Moffatt, New Orleans. lota OF Oaisa&r, 81:11, N. 8., Dec. s.—The City of Limerick, et Londonderry, frost Limo Newer& Wt), (with t), came on sham ea the email, this place, oa the aid hist., afterwards took Sr .o sank; wow, masts, rigging, and some sails saved. The Dasher, from Tussles to Cork, put into Klimek Gs the 4th hest., with sails spat, Null m of anchor la Bram. don Bay. Dome, Doe. 7.—The Qum Victoria, of sad for Ply mouth, to Quebec, wse;towed in here to-day, with lose el mouth , Paulorra, Dec. B.—lt I blowing a gale from the B.W. and squally. The Smell (pesitat t ) for the Brazils, Ili still detained by the vielease of this winds. Warsaronz, Dee. B.—Arrived : Hies and Frances, New York. Mk. Brothers, Norfolk, 11. 8. BILPAST, Dee. 7.—Arrived: Alm, New York. Bailed Feresepore, New Odessa. <-..„:.v. p ....-i„, s‘ --- f#......0. :... .r. : \ zs v_ Ti -0