The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-21 00:00:00

I W -- a ,.'" -- " ---------; ip , a week we are as aggregating show that I ;7,mb system , . is as vest a meant, politically as i i alsolefolu is T 00 in* that the complicated , ast-work of machinery which ham cOa st Hourlsog, sad extends its reticulations the Chinese East from Castes to Shanghais, is bathed bet for mischief. And it may sot to Modal the reader what this incubus oats afiewesseskr IO . 0 at edry sod commeres. "Wok* to the misoelleneoes estimates of last a l ma we gad that 4e,44W. were at toy fray the i mp (OM /kid& settlement at Hoeg-ng and Meessahr establiehmeste at the flys porta moo • OM& Wade is China for Use yes: 1848 9. This is hi agiss to 8,0:'01. oontribated by the East India 0 . 1 07, end o t her of load »moue derived ma gum ai mompoliee, ground-rents, port lon. Then are also the meal consular fees, • therefore, of coesuler charmr, our Web woo in the Chimes waters cost annually log Adding to this the cost of the men of war O the Waste station, it will be area that this country ON ememeres are taxed upwards of 100,00 W. per o pm 6r their establishments in China ; what value Ijis ro tors may be inferred from the feats rovs piths 49,0001. voted by parliament last essekie, WOOL is allotted to the colonial establishment of Of this sum 19,383 L is expended for W sad police establishmeets, to what pur the deaths of three innocent men, arising from l. *figmismsasgement, and the failure of the attempt the meter of the Spec. to trial, show. The i mml at Skaighas was, from his incapacity, a Fin smom of this failure. We learn from the end s* that the salaries of parties attached to that con y/A as ter as they are rid out of the imperial Weary, ammet to 0321. 10a. per annum, and that this year an Wittiest 3,6001. was voted for the seeo tics s of coeseler Slew The meshlWaserat olLebuin is an extension of this ammo mei" sad if this melees, or rightr mis. ammo, sad prodigate expenditure—this veimious O 1 kartfal attempt to subject commerce to a host of Osal funetionariss—be not checked in tune, our side with China and the Eastern Arch' ' wisp) runs a hir Mame of being smothered by government super- Wawa and fostering. MALTA, Dec. 12. 1184 1 .. ....... the Prises of Carla with his wife m g , se dm i moraine t the Peninsular and mod psay's steamer &Mae. HIS 7,yal bighams geMi wider • sink Met the bowies and her Majesty's gig Oaks, and, after reariviaa the visits of his nusteress gide, he west to his old resittesee at Siesta. Lord Bui lds awl family shat ems is the Baxisa H.M. damn iglie OM is this menial from Carp arm. Is cease mass dais Tikes breshisg down, she lift before the ar id OM Loma km Aregii•S to relieve her, so as to arrive halts is elms essi the lonian mails ea is the Nata lie Mi Orketel lawliMir. The Indus Me arrived to-day Me Almadria, wish the Calcutta sad Bombay malt. Ss *their Stewart Forbes maims arrived se the 0 Ida isteshmests of the Seth Me Malta, mil of the 16th tai 11111 is the leaks lamas. She sailed as the following la MOW& Os the same day a meweast weal from 0411. bought es the news ...am of the Pope, end 0 'aka at Oasts. The good of Malta appear. 4 bolsi at the awnless. Lieut. H *the 44th ,a nephew it M Ime Admiral Dothan. died es the 6th, after • very id Sim Ho was buried at Mika ea the 7th. when my eller is the garrison, mot es duty, att. alai the km/ A OMB is &boat to be get op, to her Majesty ie omeeil, Pft fir trial by jury I. all sera. I gave yes as mom is one of sty UMW llittellt, of the raying off of leers. Barlow aid Alike, by bipeds, sear the tows of hauls I have siege esseived letters from theme testainieg is herdic peristalses: lab. Nth of Ostebor Masers Bedew mad Alison were Ethel way to Mande hem Mae, when they had bees Mb& whoa they were Mopped at shoat saves ('.se& p.m. ly ins uses, who prseentad their games at their Maas, red Med dm to fellow sad set utter • weed. As Maw bike r Alms was armed It wee useless towsks, sod elm *dm bops to perky with them they Ime lim dlis hem ; the they tied their Meek els= *We Esad ossepallsi them to Meow for swami este snivehem l ! tt i t e leri et r a l, b w r hoz oo they Met Item Ia sa pwards d E i M)r se theg wadi he pet to death he 41 home. As del Oa rea to rs Manila at the dm ex areefrigaimiew Mame saharally mak slimed, flea ellaa sedisett. The kilos inn morales psalm of armed massenesi the sessay in all directions he. meaty mike Most thej ure ves went to , nit lame, lismara, the bet Is is, sot • waft ' be dissememl i they 1 Mr. Heresy's hew at Mali. Isisemstien we it to the Raged) kneel at Pekoes, ell all the mraphs ea the seed and interim sat is mask to as moss the oesurreses. Alike imesiesi is this seas until is Mk, who at 10 p.m. • bed hose ass herd at the pie it the hoses at Mae, when Memo. WMes see Henri me it the lork-ost for the missing sstlmea. Who the as was armed, ao es* skid he ram. hat ea the pound ma tin box, contasing • latese, Man that the gostlems me to oak custody, and meld is be esimed whim 4,000 am wen deposited is • opedlM plese=all. This • a strode* los. which *Med is the Se Memos (or 23W.), and the gemissess eetersodt a :r g arn sit m the 30th. They stated that they _had hese empelled ✓im ea Mod, Musa and water, with dm, to distr. his mateiset hr seriously alisited Mr. Bedew, w is is free a ream man, awl air lately resevered Irma a Mos Dena Oa the lm of Neweskee Mr. Alias sad a Co armed lees set of is sees* of thegime aad the Whilst they wore is dowasse, Mr. Alias mode molds seeks es the ehairs and peals of the wells, as emit oda lin to Wet* the Owe ; this, after • two days' seek he sesessied In Meg This led to the espeare ef es el the ribbon, who immediately orinfreed wiliest to Wle a hope that the whole gang will ems be sereffed, umehlly as the mosey paid to Item was all merhod. A ea di widow lady was masa as Ike sight oldie esp Meet Mean. B. and A. of lee hollethe They were bed le•Mps sherwards at • piste several miles didaat. The Akin UPI hoes erimesk and will most likely be Asa Itestweety mem Mee hese arrested Mr Barlow's air. new use d haw, al Pdermm, reeslied frUsa Lew ‘itz: • 4 .... „..... „hi e ..., , and sot only to sr in the dem hew ham r guilty, mil will be shot ads Bra Ifsegisets A mew wee ISMIIIIIIIBI bet week at Tokelos &lUD. is 4 1. 8= of w ßugle. The .sever hod predesely eith the slicer, as/ whilst the me was at kis Mk Its am bided he with a large hatted sad Meek li e. s be leo eleeldwt, sods a Mew ea his seek as sna rly Maki him. Hs then led, and km sot daft bees heard d De sea Mod immediately. Timm is • talk seaming ___lse ;Ng aim the reedlike, OM will ma a step re(/ all doseseing and . Is Mamie we me eh men ; hit se use Woks of est it mom. Ds Twichh *maw Meese soma ea SIL L Ikes ' C IIII, Ming ea board the Meese_ goversor of bet rd abs sew mums, of Bessed, I Dtoe memli Bey, hemmiy Bay of Bev* sad, lilledis mile theme, a rediest is Malts, has Mesiesi per. Wm of the ?Wide glasellemet Is reside is Tank: he ilea eh=est the SM. Is ecammense of the re ed d lbe to esksowleago the now Peale.. 41.4 Oel. elire r m almt lier, bermes a he ad 1L as= met, he I. hoes mimed to Paleremp,and M. es mod atm We sem to Malts. M ie rjt a wbe le; mi bes es samel, hes bees re Dr Pam 11.4 asa p yam a redisat Mrs as a refamo Mmes.. 1 111 way, who arrived Mai yesemley, is Maissa's taw hem Paktum. •TSZNB, Diu. 8. A hod of tobbora is Idvadla fall apes was Asp saulopod at a photo WWI Matord. Pbfationd Oa On of ail yomokol, aod wondad fl lobudy. goo feth 'beat 'Woo Enos fr o. of then . 01 Es *a Id* rood Mum Cass to Choodaufa, $ tool ol ”11114 MUM by CAN, sootoodooly Amok Evan Om tuvoolieva nay looked Otago up re opis. 01 111‘8 times el ovorythlog, dry lot OMR go. Ably loodlo iambi la 'taboo kw a mall vormi, sod Llogoi Alp of O n • Turk loot AM Malowas. Walsbot otooskad auk sod a poor *Ulm was h not wittiest MOM tbot Otioo sot Ow Somata MY* soar 4 Orem CONSTILZITINOPLS, Duo. 6. eh. the Porte teas to decides le tba ef 11 pee Abbas Fake, rallett is he his 'lllO, &WOOL* NM= All ,ea ili a llfAh. NOMMIOS N, 16 Walsallr el justice sad reyroseradve d the des 4/ of Rim rseaved arias to passed is the Kettidil taws te Alessadds, to seaosses the tayedfl •as,aft is Alibis Peas, sad give Ida the ISUMMVP t• yaw at Ceseteadsopie, and be hooded is hie %day or sear is a serf to sad y seas late st yroirat Reek ACOMPabg pasha es hal " 1 . 1111 ,_ d sew rearhititas s ad Ikea t sa Lth: All is I _skit to Walkable sad "i•-•••••,_ a a retelboa, is sew the sad ef taftelly. - wa n Is. merest" etas that the asemadeeers ib• wawa, led ea by Esau sad Dish, We Way 4164 , w O4 'miss* of Nab., t that they was ast Arareasay, who best ttea fad ask several ma •• raesseald eteaneaes bee aka plena Plif•i/L The Mal We waft ..wadi as thane without • dal , g o . l - " 1 te payout hiss. This is quite ease w' ellad es Pena in is its or I easy trey nasal fainfly, it is slava to Grate • Vara to pedals I sada rash. The passe hr o , .▪ `als• Mgr Penis is dee te the malted ef ~L r ld. at' s laboured bud to brae sherd s quad ef - " 1 b...t0*. tread Wes heir wslosaid the ..swiss ef ad lettere Vow Taira sea ks that purled ty fosse parted. aims We. mode s tow days ep to usasolotto 44 4 era eiperistesdad of the PoloporVollioo. Be erse etessauel law street et $ fa the magas, aser the Frank pese.ellee, by . era who OM • pitel. sad waded bin is the left Aga The bell has bees saftestal, as the patina is dam well. Tbe Imola amp& Eat Court. Hie Pamlimey Mamma Pasha, anthareador from Turkey, who strived hem as Saturday 4'y yesterday paid Wellisial nett to Lent Paiimeetes, at the Foreign- ogles, sad was latredresed by Prime Cslllaaki. Prises Qtattaid,wh. kr two years and a half hae sosepisit abs penal Mama savoy extraordinary sad asl alasorpimipenallin at alb soon, leaves Leedom in a day oils fr Perk, where ho is atmedlted in the ram eameity Mr. J. Abel Smith had an interview with Sir 0. Orrai ii mst . emlay, at wßeino•oftes. Weenies had an interview with Bari Orey yettorday, at Ilie Osimial.eSes. Hasse. Uri Campbell Idt town yesterday for Hartrigge lerstresseshire. On Mosley and Teseday the royal alms were die. traded mew tin ampler of the Lent High Almoner (um Bishop of Wird) sad the neb.aramer_(the Rev. Dr. Jolt), by J. Rsaby, Ikatsfasy Teems of the Royal sklmeary, W emrsede GM per sad mod moms, who no 'dyed a mem each. The Royal One Alms were also paid to 1611 sad sod inane pomeas, 'soh resolving 13n, bolsi 61 per week ter the pan half-year. The saes versed hem OD es WO sad sway WOO relieved under those ems, who wave es alas ken bUssdaea, paralysis, sad severe bodily ialnalty. BAST INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a Quitterly General Court of Proprietors of But ladle Stork was Mkt at this coapaap's Mass is Leadealtall-stroot The wart was rattan large ly attended. 8w J. L. Lutdositoa was the Asir. Ths wastary road the abilities of tie lot wart. . sent. in hemesheM egoism Gnat eambers of resew have Weedy joined this novel slab. Tess HAMM/PICT MID INSOLTINCT LAWL—Bir, The reseal made et admiabratiag the baakruptcy and is esker, laws is highly MOAN obis la many bipeds. Dabbles and erediters, - emigdoes end nitiessys, are jumbled It seems by as Mesas areMelently oreamodioes; Z e , thile ewleg to the toque.* _of this medley, &area and repalarlty are not so Melft calhesed as Is the Mkt: Nuts. Bat this eseld very sadly be obviated was ease better regulation adopted by trannetieg the pebas bedsits this the ens sow panned. What womb these carts from devoting one er two days, If need be, to seek ems or matter in beakra i S si t: leselveasy, mid thereby genies rid et, or deafly g of, it at two err these 'Map, in. steed or pinnies present abbey pasties ot laligaf to er a deem 40808 late the yew or emit day, 180180 precludes the possibility of swift apart wan Om belt aa hoer to seek t Lad. as nothing Wowed tow: c r ag = ▪ the affairs of the parties eonesened ean be I. this brief 'atonal, the pushes has beams welds la adjoarameats. Worrell se inmemblerable ponies of the beakrept's or landvent's ebb (as thew may be)—and whisk swell in belseess be smile available hr the Menet of the hitters& away la latigaties, to say nelhing S t a re an7-6 , l deby ineenensisess, sad aamoyemse emmeisesd by these wipeseed eiljeoraniest• The wasisrans eels ef pesilsesent *Ol have pared stied.; to the laws of bankruptcy and insolveasy have bosom a entree si endless strife iel .months ; Indeed, Mach so that they have not eabegssetly panted sail bewildered those who daily dabbler them, la their seism/en to discover what partimiler est or eels te , Totelwalago la them warm are to be gemmed by or ed as, to say donna. of the seedisties dsoldmis sad edjadiestimes epos their conersetima or saseelem Weed, no sash as outset have these ahem egidees hen earrial, that what le law is BeeleshalLeleset to no law is losiespactreet, and sits erred. In peed of this sisertion, then is sow an appeal rad*/ "la a. Careadist," a bankrupt, and which awaits the Lord atiessuses jzesat, sad the stei t l tt o nt . determine to . the Ms pa to the ! Ceara Conn of es the aggelnemmat of ea eisiel gnee widienterin4 amigstee, se on the appointment et beef." sad this question it mem has Incited men Om sonliaary Ws.* swag the members of the legal praised's, se well as among the trading classes of the towasaity.—M. F. INQUEST, YESTERDAY. A WOMAN CRUSHED TO MUTH IN • TIIRESHINO MACllloll.—Before Mr. W. Payne, at 81. Thomas's Hospital, on the body .f Ellen Cum Was, aged 22.—The deemed was a 10141131% la the employ of Mr. Deals.., a farmer, residing at Khibreek-fares, near Blackheath, Hest. On Friday last she was engaged in a w= tiagy bera t straw binds far the men who were workiag a patent enachiee, when she went too neer the spindle, whisk some means caught her gown sad drew her immediately mood the iron-work, which travels at a MOM teartal speed. Her weans broagin the saes to her moistens, who lost no time in pirm the suishine, bat net before her body wee drimdfally mutilated. She was men by a eargeoa, who saggestod her coaveyasee to the above besOtal, where she died. The jury :stunted • Ter diet of " Amidestal drub." — Di;;;;awn. 7-TheCtia7;mas asuremord that the divi dend on East Witt Block would be payable en the 6th Jeanaey sort. RAJAH OP PIATTALL—Mr. LUMP, pursaaat to the an. tire gives by several • tors, rose to bring seder consi deration the ease rif the Iw Hsieh. He argued that the an. ramie* of the Sanwa territory would be contrary to the treaty made with Pertaab Ming, mad • dishonest stain apes the British nation. Hpost them gonads he begged to move the resoled= of whisk be bad gives Waft. (Hoer, him.) Mr. Liens @sanded the meth*. The ClIklill•N said that se Wier than two or three maths age a meting was brospht lrward very similar in sabstans• and ea Mat a dierumson ensued. could. how ever, erste the semi that m all the papers oonnecied with the subject bad sew arrived Irons India, the directors would give every attention is it; indeed, it was eves this under esmideratios, sad at the proper time he should be mewed to give ivory lakeesatioot that might be required. The animus ties moved that this court do now adjoins. Major Osii. GALLOWAT Wended. the motion. Mr. Lewis salted if the qouterly tout would be bald afterwards. The CMAIIIMAN said no. It was the widen of that court, that whenever • intim for adjournment yes carried, the proprietors osuld sot pressed with may ether Musser. After some observatioss from 14. CLARKS. the era said tithe bee. gentleminwiehadt; wriluitew their mottos, they wad, as vie Weer busbies. mid be proceeded with. Mr. Berjesat GASSLIZ Oftid not make out the line of .21141.. t advomitod by the hem. shallow The an of par. lbws% stated that bar gaseral meolings Amid be held is the year. By adopting the mane proonibed by the their maim, they would redone the susiber to thew, for this was a ✓enal mentag. (Rear, hear.) If the shahs= knew this wee the idlest of as eijoarnmest, why did he sot appoint it fee another day imbed of that of the general meeting ? He deeland that the direstan had so right to do away with the general men by a neerourre of this description. Oen. Batons @peke very warmly is support of the claim *Ms Rajah's sosesseor es be notated to the sovereignty of BsWsrL He wanted the oempay from any act that night savour of 'panties. as It might shake the fidelity of our van lodise army, Os post tramity of which win nude up from satires of Moveless tommegutiet. He spoke is high terns of the dinky sad attashanst of the saline of India to British rule, sad was most anxious that no unworthy act should b. dose towards thus by the British government. The trinity, having been made, ought to be folfWed to the very latter; and he hoped ths wart weakd eat venture to snide its hiltless; both in junks to the present clainast, sad as the NOM of humanity. The hoe. proprietor said he should oppose the adjournment of the tuning. AfisT same discussion as the questios of adtourantent, the Cultivates requested the proprietors would divide on the SIR JOSHUA WALMSLEY AT BOLTON. Sir Joshua Via lmeley, who has talus the field in the reform interest at Bolton for the seat about to be vacated by Dr. Burring, made his ant public appearance before the electors, on Tueoday night, at the Tows-ball, Little Belton . The room, which is capable of aotommedatiag from 2,000 to 3,000 persons, was crowded is even part, and many of the electors wishing to be present could not gain admission Os the motion of Mr. Edmund Ashworth Mr. ft Awn Heywood took the chair, and introduced to b oa. candidate to the emoting. MT JOSHUA WALusL.Twan received with pelt cheering He said loot evening he had the pintails, as their chairman bad informed them, of awning 60 or 70 gentlemen of Bolton being amongst the leading reformers, end geode men in whom he believed the electors bad great confidence. He expressed to them his matimeats on the leading politkal questions of the day, and they were pleased to state, as the chairman had air ady said, that they were perfectly estiedied with the general tenor of the opinions then ez- They remarked, however—and he (Bir Joshua g les ehnley) thought they were perfectly cornet in their view an thie matter- -that it was for them only to expr. se sbak *lra opinion, leaving it to the groat body of the donors to dude foe themselves who should be their future cendi• date /Load sheen) Ho thought it erreediegly important open ell needs= that when a sea was brought forward and perm' to represent a borough like this, or say consti genty—he theaght it but lair that the pints of all demos at loom of ad grades—should haves fall and 10 4 0 4 ;' - =expreseing their sentiments, and have • veies in lime matmeles. (Hen) Under theme eireannaaaima liromeared helm the Women with feelings of greet seta- Thee. melehly bat lino Mows, perronally, men. dim, yek as having bees he many years closely _sad latimately °emanated with the county in mid* they were amsembled—se having bees bon is it, reeved and educated is it, and on having pre =wsmog its ishabitants in mweantile affairs; in:risen from very msderste eireumatimies is th si e va S bearing borough el Liesrposi, sad had the Mean of many Aloes of mit, issietling net of the MOM =g re to whisk his .flew-tewamea weld deer ; been se eceseeted with the conasty, he teuetni that he was not totally unknown to the electors, and that suit • nanizien would nn be found dimadvantagesse m his la • large isercantile and manufacturing onamanity sash as this. I (Applause.) If, however, he depended epos soy person al mhoald have hes itated before he suffered ltimseU to be placed before this coestituency a. a candidate. He had more reliance upon the principles which ha was there to ad vocate. (Chien.) What the people of this country most wanted, so far as he could judge, was good and cheap go vernment—a goveramsat felt and appreciated by the pee. pie, end who maid Wag with them the connotion is the minds of the public that they were ruled he their beet inmate, and by their town full, fair, and free eaneent. It wee for the people to judge whether, with all the predweloes el retremehment sad esommy made hitherto, they had had good mad einem geteremet. (dm) That seek a gennment had eel yet bees Mann wee ea for want of miles amass eme of the yeepbee npreentalives. Mr. Her bed ling bees • speemete and soninsn advo cate for the Mesas of the nations' eneeditees. For 40 yea's yen he bed bees inelatigable in the Haw of Car mat, ht amen sad out of sews, in itig aseemy, sad is drowny the peat slums whisk Masi In the fleanelal system ef the esealley. W be bad Mee eepperted of late by men ltede diotingaishe d dm timed& and mem w years hewerebetuated by liberal and;ealightned dome weer meat. But with what result ? Bo far from Illiseesaissale of the day having profited by the Leone whin had bosomed to theareo far boa enemy sed robseelmen Meng been preened—if the army, navy, end Weems sollmetes if the present year were taken as as examplo, eel if we lowered the expenditure of 18411 with that of lON is than. aspen mete, what did we had ? Why, that k nelleed ef theme having been a vadedise shams, there bed enema, beta esienam of wady ten maw sesellog. (Orbs d " And let it be hem le NMI Vet this wee a dews( peinad poem(Hoer, hear.) W. hal NOM what wen add the biemioae of pease he a Meg stein of years, eel yet hod the exposer ef our gerernment. w a e lg t h e rte people of this that they wen app with tam. sad tha t thin of the eaueft wen emend to the buns*. Whet was the remedy i He mimed - he meld see no more totheal way v at . head the SIM el num& by Memem than net of Eakin ** Oho enim ending ma to et preesut their endmente • lb lei referred to the limy sad navy mimeo an Mite I. eks.hlkes lei sworeover nom of 18.16—wbat wee the Ghee' ? , *nag should be reduen. (Ohms.) He neestvel I s both andmU Vet this nand= shwa take place. They we to —as her, Ms erne end el*. world to the enelesi = the an i d iel l i t a sp up sect an ismer= were Me ben afiseeet of ans ? Other sedges in be their own Adm. TM Meadow were Maw mmloyells tW _wen attending to their essial, sled affairs. Ames Zara pen own pewees there wee se soden had the man to attest es if Way were illegesea. They had awash to te keep umbra eimilobt et hems, ia attendlag to *Mir ownweals. Now. if ea& wenn i th e ci? e fse what neon wore we to be to put Mennen of spas etteemom war WWI& nest P Was It to is, abase? Did we ken up our Mower army sad any Set we might mesteady Me* at rased a surplus Amen Ind mem the seas to keep la soldwilise eel mese on ellen& Why than won our beet maim whillt sad wen able to silashallar on w iL wwi nnu maw. And all that wen MOM reseing were in drat position. All the edesiss mated hem es es neemeary to their Nor people*, wee. that they timid be let alone—tkat we mall est elleent, at a diem* 06,000 or 10,000 rids, to leghlen be Team whisk we anti not appredese, and epee melt= whisk we weld set endlegleed. Let tho minim AM their wen govengaMM smi lot then ban the pewee to bridals far their wean 1=7:1 6 4 dm he a of disk ty, wed of our made Ming yee If they wenn let them dog their ewe Inhope—end yey Ihr *sat tee. Greet andem) Ifileater bad he ear owe darn p ay he theca Very go: but me thing at • time ; he Meeti mine to that guedion aderw d ards. Ho had so elessilea whiner we ad soppene our (Apglawm.) st this ft w that as sold that I we did eat owe. retain the gee moot of our own asienhe we distill leas peessedea st r ew Inds. Why, to whisk efeer sae es did we end the hod amount of our mmellmftwm 1 With whisk of them law trammel the MN is•Giee huh ? Was it net enNeemly to those elf& had the odeemlegge of sidereernemeb--48 tfeem who W deem &the you ed tb• Oebeielefte, end waned& gemmed and seltwipittiai t Look at the Wand Ones of North Maeda he Menne. (Ohms. Let the minim sleet their owe gemeemsne, and ed the own drain Bet, awn% that mall sot newer the pernes, o gait the views of a Fender doss in this ereetry. ▪ longthr.(Hear, at ) flare wen eine mimes war own dome; that het, . on were sappoesd to bays, gent aptitude he peo- Meng eel reariagovereare, and Julies, *eel Whop. SIN greet stilton ems seftelde he ear miens ne t apple ter) ; and Ibsen= toss t desirable to lon the privilege of seedep them est vitsame each came Mew meat. Sir Wass lhierwerilt bad reposed these abysm mot ably. He had sham that the government of our colonies telt end" 0.000,0001. per maim, 4,000,0001. of Min wen paid by the mate ens ; try. do that, admit-Mg we retailed the oteameed of the Wade of those 00i0•1116 by nine of them, it r west be sees that 4s. out of every Wm meth ed geode bad to be mid in tams. Now we ill set do that to WWII • ttsds to One missies, whisk was geSsegyeang. He had ao wish, let it be netevel, to threw of our - Manse ; but he ; wished diem to be estkedelOng, awl he bellned that if t they wen seed-governei t eamal be selfaustelsed. He I had me whim that the of this ornatry should con r dose to he tamed far government of Meant countries, s Tee malt or the divides wee that 46 were fa the adjourn newt of the neWeg, sad 17 against it. The wart thew. Alearsed. Tin RAILWAY BOARD.—Lient Miami Manson, AL, at pram* a atteaarr of the Railway Beni, has bra selected to esemed Xr. Richard Near, r to the Royal Hospital. Chelan, the latter being abseil to retire eo the sepemmowellea list. The smasher of sm. played la emoonsa with the railway bond h V e x. the soul sameel mearion with the esmisission is 13,4001, of shish the president realms 2,4901, the two had eninhasen WON , the secretary 1,01181 the head of the stationed sad topegrop , hal deportation 81101., noel peak impseeme ANIL east, paliameatery sad ispl nth sat 1301., reghner MX The aloe of head ot ends. heal mad tepepopidsel depennest has ceased to mist, eel else that of private starstiay to the president, at If& a peer. Tax CITY One BILL.—The following is the mah atma .4 the most imperemat amen of the new gm billable. which there is se meek di/Imm of opinion ammga the City authorities: the 7th clause empower the esmadedwisse to eine with the owner of iamb for the absolute poshese of such lands as they may think asnimay hr the wpm of the act. Clams 9 authorises the 41•11111•11111111•8111 to lay dm all the works morarry far supplying pa armee 11 seih► lima the laying down of pipes amiss say beak. The 13th dose eatherime the etoniaiesere to the lode, meiti tries, pipes, ead porn% of or Welk OR sae etas peewit City gas emennise widda the flip, sash vein- ales shell be willing to WI the at eweit prise se OA be mutually speed Rpm T he MO done glove the Town se the eanniminters Weeps train purebred by then, sad to unte thin slit ether weds leisoging to the oennideemes. The nib dares Wheel= tbe eennimatatere to great hems of the shale or say pities of the houses, dam, bears* to Oen, to say eampay or parses for say umber of yeas eel =tz ham prem. The 27th dame asehoriese the sole to beam, sr ttaakey up et aseuen. ea the Wait of the eon -4110 MSK. is M 14414 Met sea et snap Ma ths sem et 1 I OON the O to end orialiadve of fizendiss some whisk the oesimisisaan ere autheehol to lenow sad take up at la. tares ea the soda of the said rats by visas of the mid an s at the rate of dee per nat., for the porpen of the an. The its iamb that, es ems as the marl borrowed OA he boa ispial. the esuplas poshest the gas weeks shall hasd la pubis inpromesesta CHOUlLL—Yeaterday the Beard of Health reeving reports of the hilowise wrens :—Weaworth, '1 Me; Clem, 1 fatal ; (Fosterers), 2, 1 fatal ; Mesa woanaoath, 3, 1 ; Cowes (Isle of Wight), 2, 1 heal. Scotland, vie. Edishirek, 7, 4 fatal; 9lasfor, _dik N fatal ; Mowellteers, 7, 4 fatal ; Baiter, 1 fatal; Lass, 4 g Premeakirk, 1 heal ; Preeteapens, 6 fatal. Taal sew eases, 101,. 60 deaths. ANTI-WAIIII MONOPOLY LIAGIL—Lait evening • meet*/ we. head at the Litseary Lastinatim, Leisester- MAIM Selrallilli_ W the Awl-Wow Measpely Legge, to Witt late anolinelis nom of a purer, cheaper sod nen Minden op* of water is the metro. peas. Ms. Illesq, losttator, see wad to the ober, sad stated that Ono su the eholk stratum heaseth ateMepolis evasion wain to supply twisty minim the ef mask, pare sod 16111.4.14 Ind as it wee mi ad ingeween amen= the igni he f war to moo W health sad sunhat of the red that all ahem iholdi mope/she to es (hemp sad plentiful ea they seubl. A moieties wee pool orsharniag the premi um = dear, sane, audineenhien. mg Os eon of mad diesels amnia Ihe podsties. It was she ensind that the gemeammd be sepowined to pandien W *ha of the 'Weft water eimpaies. with • view to a banal rag* el Os meinpeile. The GaidanTze' oteriarrs yesterday tranamittsd MA to MIA if the felieskg peliermarts :—Wonhipnreat, BOW 40111111. Meeelesee. esieda.ll, Manisalteun, sad Ihrifokolter, saw the klimstio that their use o usel naldholisa Is the pre Own wee doubled tide= eono~oats of the &Mess shift prevailed. The c' es. Csmpsay sin mat 191. to the poor bee as the Mauler TessCOLUITMAIHOOM MiTIONCL—MOW OS& leapt, wo sele wilt &Open meow, is the Bolaphof he be hot who the make of dreineet hodeinsee, sal Weans the siesZirld; issiy bodies, stuesy_issa, sad Mei cated—bn onolos-ocemmge ? We have reseived the used Wheelies he. ear perdocieue Mead who nese us of sue dust, that he opens us to eons down with wardoet la arealhar seen, at what the fallow serastirelly all. a Oh testae sense" The geathisea Ida boasts of be " air stamp " W aiseraglag—ra if be level the and sad stash te It—has gybed se. ewasdleg a Ids meal acetic. that we we le wilerteie garelareere by•dri widrelleit ft a wider mesa rod_eat& as asset tall, a swam nn*, sod gear ifliptaltraic2246:l6 ids of a boy dog Nair nos of no The (Maiesmeolies salsa lk la fast_ • Omit know oho Odle betimes stake mad biti~ beye, hadoldaldria beaus*, sod ell ahem or today, tee*. at each end's palate he the sem of what sea be gek_asder the mind of bearveleura Our solialeelly or Mashes he e qmp a = bon, awl war ketches labs it see of um la the seem year by added Idea alit ea to war raft of areeels. siMse sb like feat eessee age of lank rd &waft se Ida lap er o la ear ZEE the pima of oast to ye by undo* ear limb. Posed bar remeed at p ovortlnow et =plan e ✓d dews it wi p balm 1949 bee espies& A Housainvors CLua.—Aa eassektisa ad Wi rth's* oast Okay of attorneys, OWN ii* gammon ° s oak M~Awn ea half pay, ha, ere heard Wthe metropolis, le obviate searld whim ofd erker dem& aseremela tr ibal = eslablilt esmies by servants a a dal& way to the hap deb betwa,wla sower et pardon fir *morass ilea at et sales sad whitetails home, mak amber to be seppiled It Is ealeeleted that is addition to a pare sad wit= ankh mmahen will ant a ruing of M. per THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1848. la whose alai they lied WOO W w intermit, sad whisk at an evade,fl Oak slabs inn pististy immaged, WOO able to "Met tbilsoelved Withal Valet ww elms, to the l i tkiS Z e : S AK ap ira 1 11 the septet of the obeli' was she the rely barbs um the people of this osalty. The.. geweelmeit sofas ere Who sad afar; Ind them wow sash bap es Miming &odes. It wee set the aimeaat taloa free the easbelpser ilea In hard seek that we paid to the Weeks; bat let Idea seedad the skean that ever, owe who easessamil ease ea MST rdd a very large properties of the east—la fast, ell above what he mold have to pay to other woe:in for thaw artioke—of the sielosies to this aoaatry. Let hiss ocestrest, indeed, do eapsaditate of tide ovaatry with elbow, if he would moms to this, the oatenese tui tion to whirl we were walla* sad be meet upend assewity for retreaelossat He found that the • ,e per lead for state goveraeseat (we had sn led taxa awl. there fore, its did act laded. those) Mrs b. U. per la the Halted States; 9e. Pd. per head b lesela; lb. MI. la nark ; sad for Freese, whisk awed a iseasibrobls berme. they anosated to be. per heed Bat if the eit moms cdpsvormerat wire heavy la news what were they hen ? Why. boy seassale4 to as that 64e. per brad. (Hsu, hear, sod arise " H• was a friend to direst thsatko, been. he beamed It would be t as ad m to lamas* Ask proportka. What he then whet _ a nobs was =Os is the matry • Shen tiara ego threeghthe attempted ipotesi of the IMMO tax, they would readily statlerstead kits ; yet let it be remembered that the prepuitka only west to Lamers that tut seas aililitiesal pesos fa the posed, whereas smear of our huhreet taxes aseasted to as ma as 10s. is the _ ------ ponad. (Hear.) He by no Mane themilit that the Weer to was equitably levied upon fixed ae earmelied with pre carious loco ones. Bat this wee not the may tax in which the leaded pproprietae and swam of fixed Moores had so eereeeed themselves. Look at the land tax in this as gem parr with other countries. He believed that Is some foreign marries the tax on land was very heavy—that in one it amounted to about 20,000,0001. per year ; whilst la this country it was not above 1,600,0001. (Hear.) These wer men iefreat inequalities in oar system of tertian, and he might at eat meay other striking breams, chewing the ter a revillea of the spas; bat see *Oaten would arm sensuat to it till the 1 angle took a neon olive rime is their MON sad seat ma to parser will es ear da the barb of them who midentood the evil sad trims slimmed be apply the remedy. (Applause.) Now, telmener dikes km right hive Vim this eseeliteeney as a termer he did met sem retie ken • palatal drawer whose palmiin were Wm,* end mirk might bear the mapicien of having bees dorm' le Arm the erasion. He wee en mensal el the emu liera, GM of differential duties, Wain the League misled; aid his name had been the pairs Is his astir /ewer la connexion with meetings at the Munierhall to llmelm upon the people the Millieeses between dint sod Mersa taxation, with a view le Me istablidusest of • better system of finances. They were taunted that fro trade had been a failure ; but whir did the trial take Moe t It wee true that the neemities of Iles esantry—it was me that famine, had—for a tim&fareed ern ear ports ; bat the eons low existed then, as it mils sew, and we were sabjeet to • ham tax upon the iespears Ind our corn. Thank God, we dmonki have a fair cape& alma Ia February. (Load ehors.) The corn law would dim mime off, and let tree who were amine attempt to pa it ea again, if they thought it prollsalia. (Lemildems ) He believed that were the principle if bee trade lady em vied sit, the trod* of this country would receive an impalas welsh it had es yet never experienced. He believed that the dorm of isdnier world be let loose, that greater nan nies sad would be brought to bear upon trade sad essmerso, the people would be better employed, and that sot oily they, but the merchant end capitalist, would have • better remuneration. (Cheers.) Atter ex pressing himself favourable to a system of national educa tion, and his belief that a plan of secular education might yet be hit upon which should not compromise sectarian dif ferences, the hon. candidate went on to state his views upon parliamentary reform. Lorry at the feet that, out of seven millions of adults in this comtry, only 950,000 or 1,000,000 had votes, and that a large dem of people were dimatisfied with the present fn aahi he did sot think this • time, when therm around as were rambling—when dynasties were being overturned, and our own country was turned into an asylum for the exiled monarchs and rules of other nations—to turn • deaf ear, as they had done, to the wishes of the people ; for he it remembered that those :countries were net now in a stag of anarchy in consequence of being too well governed. They had expelled their governments bemuse of their ez. tensors Morse the people were coerced because, above all, am porde were sot represented. (Loud cheers.) He did not tor to say that he was at once for giving uni versal euffreur, but he was fora progressive reform ; he was favourable at once to a Lugs extension of the suffrage, sad he would seek to carry out that system of reform which had been so ably plead before the country by Mr. Hume, Mr. Cobden, and Mr. Bright. He would seek to give a v is is every resident householder; and he would seek to sustain the householder in exercising that vote by the bollot. He believed it to be a parfait mockery to gin • man the right to vote, and then net to sustain him ia the free exercise of it. (Cheers.) It was said that it meld lead to hypocrisy,. bet they must gist metre that they had a right to know how • maa voted—for that assertion did assume it. Hs denied that that eoald deserve the rate of hypoi.rley when exercised by the people which the rich and wealthy reverted Vs In their system of voting la their more private Melee. He was also for Melting_ the duration of parlia ments to three years. That would nut satisfy everybody, but it would be a good per mintage when they said not get the whole debt (Laughter and cheers.) The hon. eandi den went on to express himself favourable to and anxious for the new dietribisties of oats by a system of electoral dii trials. lie pined to the great inequality which existed at present, both es terpm sad population in this diffsnat dis tricts. The Hemes - of Ormons was coavertr by it into little etas than • registrars ammaittee to the House of Lords. He metered that he did met reward the whip party much more Memo* than the tory. TM former made greater pro fere. than the leas& sad, perhaps, they were the greatest sluires. (Cheers sad laughter.) Tits acreage interest"; landed Interest, had, at prom, the power of reprema eadmhen it was for their later* they exercised it i r ok often did enrols the power, jointly. (Hearhear. ) at what had jot taken pier in Yorlikke. What tie had dose there was by a mime( Merest. The were pressing Mon openollen, MI by and byt e = proms spun the m closer, mad thee Soy wild anise mere firmly. (Apprise.) But lot them cower the power ra the mein interest with that el the samodersing resod under the present system of researratier ressnling is Duld's " Psalmodist, Cmgemism." Arida retained 23D voters, under the ialesseas et the Duke et Meth& (this was unblushingly stied ia • week fa Who did he ntern did they seppea l er s T ir leV =1 ). and .) Surrey. (Laughter There was mares Wm* la the same minty—it was Chiskeemi—aeder am bilimme of the Duke d Meknes& It retuned Mr. data Mod emir, and a perm with a good away aamo but _Gahm wick Lissom. (Ltaghter.) Rye was arra bennor, rid to be undo %Miasma* of a family mar Cerlek and cm of the family represented it. Bat if anything seeM show more dearly the malt of this oyster tome than moniker, it was the feet that ems half el the House of Othavasthwas Marra by 190,00 e &Mee npwrring GAMOW. of while the edit half wee nteined by 'beton repreeendig 71,000 MM r i f i reperlW i a Was this • state el sapremarioa w Isle mud{ Bat this go ned all ; there wise el i& di owerity eraii&lit _members, wt time et which thew Me tisane& Mara had MO eimeters, and sent a mem =Mil Berm& with its timer I& seat mily the um . Hone was rear he the e c i for 700,011111., end mearnell li asembers, and wither into the snow lime an to vidladafor the mar of Boakinghot the Mara eg eir a Ti ss Tre with it the r 'orient of the *4 Ow ef whisk me • Willem and 0 and Mask mil fir rembre. (lieu, bar) The lir thediele rowed threw to show the towwwww a len present Wes elompeoweletios. art watethioi that by a lowethog the lesMila et Ibe epthloy, by wriaillag the wry to Or d er der* et Mi. the tee evades end ether leiviees ft twee oeW be seweved i i i woe o wee eethreesatiaell Amid. awe sew w without ereettei eve, gesitheth • wake thee he was a it aid perm elethieteJ Wel mead by the miciled metiag, with rig it dials- Mr li 1 1111 =1"=ltriwted the following withs)t to lie etheteew— theotherth—Tes waded rslinmeat of Dr. Dowries eam se st Pm res bied= si olneerselmsat neve sind E li nimltthease= i w Wth la yew seemoisa -war e* • ammo parties at year seserwmay were last *Meg Mend as edge la 111 % thin, no komor. no Imo Sot INOII met ben emempteMs sem& thee ve t Om Mom el repromatiel year harem* la terlimmer mos bagreeder I berm ast to Mrs matt M year heads, Limbs that I AM terns that mai iirsid ull = some* emelt de m, whisk mit bomb istwulastire le Warm hedeperientesom iermeiho Meer sr rm. eau oiled be mow I haw, oaly be WI& W var. aw ea I cilltr re the lar ialg loilf7 ff= of ' year poem thew weether : tt, bewevat, ea meow wel la -yew math ththary me welethea to ilea prewebasolyow Mal teitebewwle. owe •• eermst dein le verb We beet Womb el OM trisilMM be NW Williiillik I NIS _lamb, time shell be ems et . par awsesL I trest, toe, r is a fo = mem of I Mie lnu raL eti ai r a :Neederwit 1.11 Me Yes dust re Me meinj a trr omit eixemwdity. My weed say be stimmed so in • lbw mods. I tenses that Abe wagoner Mrsiffeen Mori be OM epee re areas of eve pea& MI taw . am is ars mortiontisead rights al witleb. tisk rah& mai MEM have her the so apron m le We aity nem ft Is &• w the Oen wit pert and Imet ft the pier 1 112 mei le Maw ere ram by inp l* in tern% mad esslbblewl omen pollteedee ream seem threw I weeder • th ew owner libblally We pent awaorgy a re twill WlWlLawalWt owl Ii • maw Nam 2 Cosmos the pm nese el peak abb , hie fewnwaty thee ci sMI _Mal Mohr am ifia la die IlliWilla St presslies riamitselie gelid at therm; omit es eeWitil Is • veto at web rellemeary simmer: that nett are Meet be tabs by Witt : Met We bred= of mammals dwell be Welled to three pan; al Obi • ▪ newsplint of elesteed Midst% Weed is pogniellea sioalibi offsoilkhot loooglissfdoldiOnm auk weetweva, waist Ye ellevit ia wswitt i rjewbolvb mere meth el Wet el amentent Mt oliaresist d the mem tea rend se teeth weld moth the I WNS ill am Ow ansislis el Ns mist" she le ambieb. Form est Imeibinee tbdt hi &web We egeweetalise. 111Wg all Ella 10 WNW liwtawiliesse whillt eltedi me abbe beaus aseduess. elea NW Seir istestwollesv Wlistl mobbite . looffiff" I m yereweied the eirmieresliesmme soe miswisMlesists saw. 611011117. eel Maar low le We WlNtiwe el eise esentry, sod to Menem the mar sod Ms loopier dee pm". I eft peremded thst be yawed el sitm—tberedestis sea eqwbeells• et leowtiest the ev tordia etalwelien. Ws aboodemeaws edam lielekeles. GM Ws re meat Or etwywalwerry err e=ea the ememerse mmi 1 'Amory of the oonelsp—well be the resat it a Id reprimmatien a as peoete. low read tam mist ieweetthe theemines way 'they es masted la the Merl exeralemilis Mem of the psor i b a s s ie t t tensibriimillniskand a newandelpssms Myelitis pima% maii *May the maw Wbb NO /en lam WOW( Is bums err arms aspen by whir the sailer albs mtmlim slams el Ms mom we be nob Imes to We gam& ot the Win. awl 1 •t std unpin upon that Seeelbet tiles is • Minima um*, he Us. Wiest swim et shish Morel • dug wont ebliptioa. The awe at OR Wide d UK pipit ems to war km 04 brp kto the Isilltipsoiser at the dry. We I lad kr sem eppriarl. kis et Irk mil world kw wry kld, OP It pa te par , 111 m10.1k pa wail drag ma lop ken kw ft rierrite as kapplurpripor. =Moral by pokes ray Mor riss paint len dr* sorrib kr modisilig May anti. rpm rarriair k - yea bare bus Pawl Is Maser res, I Bohm TOW Va 7 Polka argot. Nazar Wausasr.— , t POHL THE NORFOLK ASSASSINATIONS. MORE Dl - - - ----- Yesterday the protracted incur', before Mr. Press, the Reda canner. was rammed fee the Math time, at the Kbg's Heed ha, Wymeadhems. The Claremse said he had resolved emiese enenymons sag ream Meths to the present laquiry sad ameoget Mien a Mater peopedes numerics se the ot;li mune al dimmest , fai l whore Me weapons of the innederer bad been hidden ! em eater In the Soda mastehnlety. produced seven Wars whisk be Ina la a deck at Potash fees. They were written by the esessed, J. B. Roth, to his son, but threw no light on the WO* of inquiry beyond the feet of their eibititiag 111- Wisps towards the Osesesed. In oat letter Rush says—" I as getting ready for Mr. Jenny." Susannah Morley (a little girl) said : I went as servant to young Mr. Rub at Potash Farm, about a fortnight be fore last MiehaelMits. .1 left on the Monday before the warden were committed. I went home; I was in the habit of gels; home whey ay mistress went out. I went eat at the direction Of rem Mr. Rush. I returned on Thursday morning, about to .clock, bat L when a short dis taste@ boat the farm, I met Mr. Rime° 2.7.. t. St told me to go hems wain, and come back on the following if I had no further orders. I returned the next morning, and I met Mrs. Porgies, who told me not to go until I was sent foe. I then went home. I knew by this time what had happeasd. Mr. Caen. clerk to the magistrates, went into a lengthened detail of his search c.. Potash-fa rm on the 2nd init. and the finding and nature of the forged documents, all of which was given at some leegth in our node* of the examination of B.ash at Norwich Castle on Friday.—Mr. Cann added that are small keys were found la the tia box. lie did not know whether they opined eay Wilma the entente of Stanfield ball- The Coroner said this woman Important fact to learn, for sagreelei Rash to have bees the murderer, a motive would prefer ask that he mat there with the keys with a view et Owns the duplicate amiss tithe agreement in some part of -Pe ban, and la the moat of being hereafter sae =he would tura reeled and inquire why they him—he was es pod teem with Mr. Jermy R had got the aymarat missed by Mr. Jermy, ear espies would be bead sa his peesewien at the hall. The Cermet tam mewled to the Bridewell with the jay to take the kriamay of Emily landlord. He said he wee precluded lbw taideg reporters with him iato the prison ' but sheril be happy oa his return to detail such ask of her evidence r might be required. They =I; ly proceeded to the Bridewell, and Emily was introduced. Her examination lasted nearly three hum. The coroner and jury having returned to the basset-room the foreman suggested to the coroner the read ies of the additional statement of Emily Sandford, which was dose. Her evidence is respect to the forged documents was exactly the slur as she addeeed at the Castle, and which has already been published. The following important facts were elicited from her, however, which as yet have not been disclosed to the public. She mid Reek was out five or six nights just previous to the murder to look after poachers. I never maw him ste oat. He told me always to keep In an adjoining room. On the Mon day evening, the might before the murder, he was oat about two hours. When he returned, he went straight to his room. I did eat see him oonie in. Rs told me to keep to my room. On Tuesday, the 28th alt. (the sight of the es samiaations) I went te bed about half-past nine o'clock. In the middle of the night, or early on the following monster, I was awoke by a rapping at my door. I heard another rap, and Irked who is Were ? Rush answered, "Open your door; I wish to bid yea good night." I got out of hod and unfastened the door. I retained to my bed, and Rush then same in. He was manage& He leant against the bed, and I saw that he was trembling violently. He said, "If you heir say inquiries in the morning, you must mind and my I was only out tin minutes." Noticing his trembling, I said " For God's sake what is the matter ? what have you done ?" He said, " You must recollect and be firm; say I was only out ten minutes." I again asked hiss, " What is the matter ?" He said " Nothing, but you may Mar of something in the morning." When he went out at the previous evening, I saw there was no fire is the room. After be had returned I saw one bad ban kindled. (With reused to the above visit of Rush to the bedroom of Seedbed, it may be stated that the police arrived at she farm about two o'dook in the morning, and they Leer that, them ham his back room window, which overlooks the farm, Rush sought the unfortunate wjman with a view to intimidate her aot to divulge his movements in the early part of the night.) There wire so other Inertness to examine, and the jury declared their verdict, " That the deceased Mr. lease Jermy and Mr. Ileac limy Jermy, were wilfully murdered by James Stanfield Rush." The search for the weapons still proceeds with the most active energy. Upwards of seventy of the police and labourers are daily employed in the vicinity of Potash Fern, and the park attached to Stanfieldball, in the search. No fewer than 15 pit-holes have been emptied ; also all the wells, and several miles of ditches and water-ways; hot no trace has bees pleased of the fire-arm of the assassin. The plantations sad preesrtes have been scoured with no better suateso. The polio. end labourers are now collected on the Potash Farm, terming over the dung-heaps, pulling down the ricks in the yard, as well as turning up the ground in the garden. Mrs. Jenny and nil Chestney are feet recovering. In the coursed Tuesday the reporter was permitted by Sir John Boileau and the Rev. Mr. Pestle to ge over Potash farm, which since the epprehension of Rash has been in the hands of the police. He says, " The farm-house, which is a neat looking brick building, remains in the occupation of Mr. James Rush Jan. (a young man, apparently 19 years of ego), his wikt, brother, two female servants, and the boy Savory. It is 'tumidly situated betweee Retteriegham Lodge and Bembsid-ball, with a garden in front, and offices in the rear. The Mime, has excited mach observation by p its pember esmineties sad multip li city of doom inunedl- portion by 1 • 1 1 4.B9suas:Blwith the ezterior of the buil. The %ee and Emily Sandford was ding the end farthest hem 4 read-skis. For concealment he had aimed up all ammenisation to his apartment by wearing the doers of the memo stempied by his sou and the remainder of his family by reams el errs bolts and locks. He had chosen the boot &sr es the mama of his apartments, and the family RIMIIIIIIIIOIIII4 to use one of the backs= from the farmasel. Irk and Emily Sandford's apart meats were well situated for seamy. They comprise& two name ever the dinisyreem (la whisk was the secret closet), leaked by a phase primp, rd Ikea by a thick dear with er re belts sad jib. It wee hem where Emily Baulked was herr eip wkee cost 14 14t ever from Norwich, and there kept ealorera le the err several days. In his bad man is a limp skeet, I. the police found the disguise he is pregursed to have wan on the eight of the swam Om sow remains hangin up in the dietlt ii a widow's dross, quite _ now, made, k is mid,, expressly to At Rush's ague, with a Neck rip Maar and • double fell, as thick as to render it la pliable to dialers the features of the wearer, although from mike it every eisi.et can be viewed. In this Its has been haunt to have gone out lacer than car, and but a few Pori Mire the radar was perpetrated, he was acmally sem is W attired in it. He was recognised, sad sem gatfm followed him, bat be reeseded in eluding rem llaa the durum of the ales. The bey Savory re. tears es the &a under the surveillance of the pollee. It is now believed that he had been prompted by Rash to seeks the wedge er peg he so fully deectibed at the ler meating ef the fury for the police have ascertained tact it am MA stns though t of meta the Wednesday ampleg (the ameing allowing the murder). Savory rem trees it, sod 'NOMA it over with dirt, to make it ap. per Oat it had hem sade some thee. Such se one of his ammleadons 0 the &Uwe% celled Sassy forward, r rad, by bb ewe lasemptka, showed that from Ihe pelikaelbk (Ihrocry's) bedroom it was impoesible for say eise to hue gem bre Ur back kitchen and taken away re bars Maser as betray it. A visit to the house and the podia Si his hareem with that of the bask kitchen at once peas Sr insesielomy of the ellatiammt. They are quite le ineetwe pile o f f the e ... mike the same roof, sad kWe besad to her alsythiag of the kind be spell if ;le Ike whole sews a the tow bow seightli samovel his lamb. it, in mum pates a Me 011 Mem of his t from the back bleats, eel a strong p mt s wa ll them. It may here be obsereed that dire is • door leading from the of the %met mospled by Rush to the bedroom of S e e r ly as , sad lillyierMe thst the accused may have bed somarmierka with him, base the polies moke to hiss, ea s ixt the istesits the murders." The Om is sommittal, is carefully walked by oar el the . Mr night sad day. At kw be de and perm restless leaving s t ' is an agitated state. He ty lril l e ra morels, sad Pincipally employs his time is loWag and Norwich pepering me, for it is stated he is deterared sr employ leg his it defa to wad his owe sew Ilmealy er puma whol,me ted him at Norwich Carle has berm hie cos, Mr. &are Ranh, wham he eatreate to emit bisaself to obtain the sermary euredes to release Il ia lk om er i eg, ii, er ord, es he states, that Me Easy sot be till his trialarmee on: The megieleatee, beweva, berat that she prefers restainiag at the &Mawr ! mall the rims, and apnoea her waked& err the kind treatmeat the has re - eeived at the se& More disclosures of an important character ham s At is stead, base made to the authorities. and under the Habeas Corpus Act he is entitled to be now put upon his trlai, admitted to bail, or dis ch A. regar d, th e seared indictment het sub. arged. s wag, that found in the county, the ettilli already to have abandoned it, and both grand juries. having been discharged, no new indictment either in city or county, an be preferred at this commission. What moms then remains to prevent Mr. Deify'. re lease on bail, unless, indeed, the powers of the Habeas, Corpus Suspension Act be invoked against him, and he shall be continued in prison under a warraat of the Privy Council? The question of the demurrer wee argued day by the Attorney-General; and Mr. John 0' with Mr. Napier, Q.C., supported the plea.q. Serjeant O'Brien replied upon the part of the crown. At the conclusion of the argument the court intimated that the question to be decided was too grave, and the authorities quoted on both sides were of such num bers and importance, that they could not be considered and judgment upon them prepared to-morrow. The court, therefore, will not give judgment to-day, or probably to-morrow. It is likely that the judgment will not be delivered until Saturday.'. After their lordships had declared their resolve to ponder on the question, Mr. Justice Perrin adverted to the order prohibiting publication of the proceedings. His lordship said that some very foolish stricture' upon the order promulgated by the court had beta brought under his notice. He advised these parties to What the court had directed was within it' j er h,di et Ln, and it was determined that its legal obli gation should ;,;. enforced. He cautioned those parties how they disobeyed the order. Baron Richards expressed his concurrence in the determination of his learned brother, and in the pro priety of the order, aid .eferred to precedents, amongst others those afforded by Lord Ellenborough end Mr. Justice Holroyd. Mr. Daffy then addressed the court, and said that he would show that the pro. hibition of publication was the cause of substantial in justice towards him. Mr. Justice Perrin said the order was made as well for the protection of the pri soner as the crown, and it would equally protect both. If, however, the prisoner had anything to urge against the order, let him instruct his counsel to pot it for ward, and the court would give it due weight, other wise they could not hear anything against the order. PROVINCIAL. DESTRUCTION DT FIRE tiE A FLAX MILL AT PRES. TON.- .. This town (says a correspondent) has Kai eely re eovered from the excitement occasioned by the partial de struction by fire of a boiler and engine manufactory, on Monday evening, involving the loss of between 4,0001. and 5,0001., when it has been again aroused by the fire bell, and damage to a much greater amount has been sustained. Wednesday morning, about three o'clxk, a fire broke out in the flax 'pinning mill of Messrs. Hinksman, Farnen, and Co., known - by the MUM of Ribble Bank Mill, Bow-lane, at the west end of the town. The firs was first discovered in a boiler house at the east end of the building, but with a rapidity almost incredible the flames spread to the other puts of the structure, of considerable extent. and six stories high. By four o'clock the mill was one mass of flame. The engines belonging to the town, the barracks and different mills, altogether seven in number, besides pipes from the mains, were called into play, but so far as the mill was concerned, all efforts to save property were fruitless. However, the adjoining buildings were saved. About five o'clock half the mill fell in with a tre mendous crash. An ample supple of water was obtained from the watarjodges, and, at the time I writs (three o'clock) the dames, although subdued, are not extinguished, and the ether half of the mill is momentarily expected to fall. The property is insured in four offices, the Sun, Phtenix, Royal Exchange, and Guardian, to the amount of something like 15,0001., but, it is said, that 20,0001. will not replace the machinery destroyed, to say nothing of the building. Between 400 and 600 hands must, for a time, be thrown out of employment by this catastrophe." TOItHBEIDM LEEDS MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—The annual wink of this literary andecientille institution took place on Tuesday evening, in the Music Hall, Leeds, and wee very numerously and respectably attended, hut not by such an overflowing audience as was present last year, when Mr. Dickens fa voured the society by his attendance. The Dean of Ripon presided, and the company were addressed by the Mayer of Leeds (Mr. J. H. Shaw), the Rev. W. Sinclair. President of the Philosophical Society, Mr. Becket, M.P., Mr. J. G. Marshall, hf.P., Mr. Denison, M.P., and various other gen. denten. LONDON WEDNESDAY CONCER7B.—We think these concerts worthy of particular notice, se they are established on a sound principle, and are calculated to serve a good per pon—that of rendering music, in its refined and elegant forms, more accessible than it has hitherto been to the great body of the public. The Sacred Harmonic Society has enabled thousands of eager listeners to understand and ap preciate the sublime conoeptions of Handel, Haydn, Spohr, and Mendelasohn ; Halah's concerts have extended the taste for secular as well as maned choral harmony ; and M. Jullien, beginning with waltzes, ;quadrilles, and polkas, has gradually taught his audiences to enjoy the grandest speci mens of orchestral composition. The London Wednesday Concerts bring before the public, on terms equally easy, a great variety of murk, not compre hended in the plans of any of those establish ment*, but beautiful in itself, and deriving every advantage from excellent performance. We thought at first that, in eateries for a great miscellaneous assemblage, the managers of these concern formed too low an estimate of the pneral taste, and, moreover, that they were more disposed to accommodate themselves to its actual state, than to im prove and elevate it ; and so we expressed ourselves. But, whatever foundation there originally was for this objection, it has gradually been removed; and the programme of tut evening's concert namely contained a single piece, however I slight, that was unworthy of a tasteful audience. It opened I with a eased= from "La Sonnambula," snag in the English conies ;: I Lre s etion very properly adopted in the in nktiction of allb vocal music. Several of the finest sin and duns of beautiful opera were excellently swig by Miss A. William and Mr. Sims Reeves. Miss Hate per i l:is a err i fanti nis s! I t he wh : . E trin lan ol in wltire4hi roud, leap a comparison, in many reopens, with that of the greet eat of her foreign rivals. The Rae contralto air in" The Huguenots," in which Alboai produced such an effect at Covent-garden, was then beautifully sung by Miss Dolby. Mr. Lackey sang the sweetest of Arne's ballads When toned from dear Hobe to go ;" which was followk by the quintet " Blow, gentle plea," Bishop's masterpiece in dra matis part-writing ; and the first part of the con cert terminated with a spirited overture by Andreas Romberg. The monad pert commenced with the overture to the " Barbiere di Siviglia." The Mime Williams sang Meefarren's pretty duet, " Two merry Gipsies," which their nits performance has rendered so de servedly popular. Then came Vivien's solo on the horn, not merely a surprising exhibition of command over a difficult natramsat, bat as exquisite display of armee and expression,. There were then two or three national ballads, mean whisk " Auld Robin Grey " was remarkable, from the feeling with whisk it wee wag by Miss K. Williams. Thalaeres setenialng of tone and brilliaacy dinner were shown in his • " tarantella " ot the utmost rapidity sad ire. films Reeves repeated Braham's " Death of Nelson," whisk he had sang at a previous concert,—a composition of se weld suited merit, but in which rho great English tenor used of yyoorree to exhibit his powers of animated sad visceral ; powers which Reeves certainly does am rum la the same &give, bat is whin no other Mawr tithe present day approaches Brahma so nearly. Miss M. Williams then sang, very prettily, a geisha old Rae& ballad of the sixteenth eatery ; Mr. Whitwoeth gam with smelled effect, Mooree orng, " The Indies B ost;' and the lest piece wee Bishop s' line round, " When the wind blows," tram" The Killer and Ms bis" We have time goes through the whole programme of Mk coneset, to ea able our musical readers to judge for thasaselves of the merits of the seisetion, and its adaptation to the purpose of a concert kneaded at once to gratify and improve the public taste. Rs ery pert of the hall-was crowded, and the concert, taken altogether, was the beet that has yet been gives. oi rlfaillb ers are perhapsthat a rr a y aware The argument of the plea in abetment proceeded from a perusal of the book itself, is a MIA not as pi yesterday esconmg, cad will last during the day. The soured, Indeed, but deep in his heart saddened - by Atiornep.Osseral mitered a demurrer, and contended the rec° ll ° {4l °. a Illan7 sorrows and of much wrong, that the ____,_ u _ osahs statutes did not disq ualify and who, is the gloomy member of his mind, is kauated ''" •l 2.' • "'"by a harible phantom ; the memory of these waterless, tho Juanita* hi' any freehold in the oountyfor which d u k dm brooded over, assume at length • diaps : they were intpune ll ed Mounties of cities, and towns, .. A. t t i re 2 rerea and shadow thickened, out of it there came nor see d &h.. neone mily b e inhabitants, provided by some antes!, unsubstantial proems, not to . be tread by they raideT r therein, that is, transacted their busi- mall written tale: mynas!, is the a the wfu d l" ra lik ma sneu this of tike bir eia lf. u. " usass This the ia nem, or heldtheir pieces of business, in the county, in as actual spirit, the genius, for resent but the body of which they were impannelled • ; that at u l t i mata ma d. of t h, • one. ' Te p hi the evil, fee *moon law. every loyal subject wee qualified tens the gift of oblivion, and in his frensi: desire to ue forg ite tt who dwelt within the body of the county, his sorrow and his wrong, the man of misery eonaeeU with ~z_ ....,.. 4 4„.. b e derided es it is generally these to lose all his other recollection., all the ereosiiatioes Shouldimert welkin favour of the . ithee i eet • which in the true mind chasten and by degrees dispel the re ee etrengeind embarrassing to e crown. This is the memory of ucn lirewhil:;sthe amemoryi of past happiness, sad third ecounimion since Mr. Duffy first was indicted, but with the eripslation int th e e re i Z i pieu ee t :all in his gift , sera IRELAND.