The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-29 00:00:00

77.••••..• lift sa d esser es , *duty, him ota. ' •Pond of la* ,a b a th govers. already ; B a d • totally "A the g that Wad i a of th a outlay. le true. leads. Lbws . et 1 4 - pre 4 .- Ire ths ice at 4 ia ad ism. tb e Out ?ied with tramline sad the ern All arree the lorissd i 12 ail r du &it duty pla▪ ce place co re forth. Cussidaw. battalion IT to the co of the Mimeo home ibis oldie er, he heel ief of the slightest me testi rit of the Le election matiacitY• ddlle. de • Decline :es that an eapalitam ia, at Ad. )14, lan as flea Deux io steamer Jun from amend of der of the od reload &Makin. a port, the ricadas do- impression as at Cr barricades. re readied at ia the oi removed espied the ided of the they woe hat, la the • matter by he the dty siege, sad aat, stating e city was Allimam, he ess, to dr political sa& see* id sad sea} authorities isles celled odeptime of have bma rod without the hoar arms from 6 The 04 a of boon resebod sa at die lilt alter aa. paiss d t he . The Isi Chig, is the W now dier noldier• like isticsal Ar etry, god the raptioas fe w, sad 3,000 V. hays do sissies d roll a sots ▪ lie ail. Iks ss won M. vim maws Ths . „ail* rsomemig es of tits Bik of &Ms 1 11 01P riss74l;7l -4 Wiliness; Comosew rid ode Nr 'bis sf Ito b-west polka Tbs Omit 1. 26tb. . &jab won thin tits a¢ quota* ot um& :It was sot yr Kr. Voll:n )f mice% The &bats eig ryryinsured** Ls gran, in white I, and won op no altartintile ona of tits Old mend:ild= die ti Croatia. Tits raky late OOP I lL ecionesa Colossi Pier in wady de Exermsh• AS .--.- ---- ros t e d part of tbe Hungarian was ion —r - m a ke 'bar, am wain body, under TWl l l ia trjd; do - 73m the —* renidi trwt tte *ate or 1,200 1,5:0 4 2:1' 12$ dadand 192 wounded ea s t ti k e ligsgedees. Th. Goma I mo stooges tias it mot be kept= ,„,doeport d tbe battle is a Hungarian ese. _ _ _ - - NADIA /WV. U. .00.100#1aras PINONIIII is tire aipapos, statismor ta - Mt oopi lm r s al et 7_,lliTiat. NA *Arra; witty a admin. 61 raw of as lPT: u sio resat okarrtartio, ell bo orgy puma 1 1 1°°.ligl iorff . i owl ti so lOW serval is this wow wiliat.tilsti=ffratas, I Irak it o crit i r e Is the farriat fall OrliLS.ol. lilil obi *Pa DTat iffsnaa. Issaklap_that ism per iwollaret Moo hoff enrol la Mom. ti n s an bodes towards* who Its was, Oa rooliviti this itaaorro • the slit at lir risible of Pinks 1 ,7 / .. Dm, I ra MK asst arra his mart '74 the ha hag so awl of kia at 7 ..zio wsla s :T hlsig krik. No w wame a te sw ilia lillili " a a f ria tlibilli wlion e= taos ha ;II owl ow of his eseefires: Mal smiled ion rovipod j ystiors. sal Inas o ff Wilke orrybody of dr ar , dish We ria bon boa roolood: the jobs • I w it of or to sod astiffspostaata owl naiad plated thosort of as iffostroas raviagsw, lo op algid an Sayphoring, treat Ow two Nara brae ~.issitty MI MO, WY laird abt.ad, tad !SW w . 1 6 -- a oriorime who My. Dyes &salon was. Tir al -- vita fashisiia dr dark traveller's mind here war 1 6 4; :iiirisse barbel Deem taken away frost via at the „La s ii i wals Wort to psy duty ter it, or to tasks ;;;Trirdat. Hs is wow VIM at to Andalusia. FLORENCE, Barr. 20. gn @Win of nearly a thousand shares in the • gay sei Austrian Railroad" having boss announced le the Memenes Gaeelda for to day, the said shares being ham ' wed by the local direction, winnows body thweet amembled at the Booed Roam of o w,. i s o wes whet they coneived to be ea arbitrary iewieseitheiahrty Th ere were preent—Baron _ ley (ditto), MM. Vansittalt, Eden. '7im Merles Lever (Lorrequer), Elder, Dima — lse), Storey, Dabber) (senet), he. IL ion, the bed manager, who is well known in hens, any been errata Cavalier di St. Georgio by glut, fer activity in getting op this line, is' • b wins " Italian" sor " Austrian," but simply p tee sae mil to the little town of Prato, ... el pse es pain, deolined that 'tonne.. as Ite could WO, the meth& however respectable to his Michel &m om ilerespon the saa^mbly voted Y. Vensittart fate genie, sal several shareholders addressed their assrleng Inn ea the impolicy end injustice of the greferuppp of gen (mom M per ant. had bees paid up, sad whisk bei has established by B itiett min) ninon any s wift of the holden, or any communiestisa with the chief &If" Mi. Jackson, of Birkenhead. The wen Paenntei by the introduction of an Italian e rn e t, who gerawisi the mumbled Britons on the propriety of SM. ka d ai gme &pad% which he sawed them wee quite bed an mann mem to prove whisk he Need several Apo col eigebilen made by the local dinners, mad n joe swalay here eat the legality of the badmen Limes seppereed the lawyer, and acid that the meeting bee se knew shit 00§SidnatiOn save and except the este dinar ea, which he would be luny to get a bid foe : may Ober Is* wet disorderly.—Dr. liardleg said that a aril:a rm yd warn ha Sr • early French revolution, reptant *Pew invoking the States-General in the character of megtwessbling a lot of turkeys (galinatei) to ask them datums they would like to be cooked up in ; and when yh slisttoi to be cooked at all, " roue ones de la quer ties, " ens di they could get out of their preaident.—Maquay Leigew),lllm a violent speech, wend up by saying that pagemef the company was dishonest and disreputable, N. Bonfils, in very indignant language, said he ribalaisestetion oa the society he had the honour to nem* R PUMA* so a persasal imult. He had kept hie awn to this moment, but he would not tolerate the iimiler of M. Maquay were he the highest 'financier en lin mostly, wailer when ha was noththg tut a " jobber le Were led wise, and wens bills." A perfect storm am^ ani M. Twitted had to separate the belligerents, awe ad ef ening, being ultimately tendered. The one time, bevermi, did not take place, no bidder having bad die new ft thew seder the strong proem of all present. An :reastresee on the whole affair will be ferwarded nw eam of Birkenhead, in whon equity and badger habits the felled madams is reposed. FRANCL—Tabs egoism. MAAKETe to be eon graced in Pula will occupy an Massive spew. They will be sight in *amber, each seoareted by planted alleys. The vegetable ascket will occupy 1,484 astres. The estimated u 8.000,000 ft. rriARIA.—LOLi MOMTEL—Aletter from Berch imedim, of the ?oth, wyr "'Yesterday turning the Countess de leadsirld (Lola Monies) arrived hem, where King Leal I , has been residing for al: weeks. Mane. de Lands- Ida wee in a magniikeat travelling carriage, and 11•000111- pale& by two leisallw. A greet many permits of both sun samabled en her passage, sad, uttering insulting miss, pelted hue awhile with or end mud. Lola went to a modern howl, whist woe immediately sarrounded b &- Whinge II troop. Several memo were arrested in y a the nosing having tanked brac" COLONIAL. THE CEYLON MEMORIAL. Ilse Miming memorial of merchants, planters, mkt% mul ishibitente of Colombo, is the Liked of lairbeta fiewsided to Lord Grey: yaw imeserlalie, seder a ems of their glestmes it the mews, telt it their hooka dory to ✓ose the Leal gemiumeat of tisk most semilel sad eripie.epaten lee supperier efiregmesliga n = the slim la the Woks et - the Weal I yege hal ovally beard meet respeldilly le whole Is pre kr& alp m eutlae dams usimes vidsi wpm is them to bags, by the mode la whist they bats boss besuslit late usatbered towards the yowl diellrries alas both in the NSW s l meetrais peels% hoe adhated the illgaiMsil the plea ea a meremsst shish year memesiellets vivo with arbdpsd wet. is set gek sa ad of &left Wear& bee UsPers pessemist. bie brabiager el the mem eaten bra il got slisrnitoslhs misay.Tese aismerislists aresszkue, ib Issiesid mg sea whist squad at tha presert =are Übthe pineal. et disked preeirmegat. tied tr i d li they reel be wialin is limit duty M year Mend thimesives, wen they, SU this peseta semis' to rw slew the dispatehes boa this geresumeat te mesh pm, althea • weed from the whisk nista =Ws year =ilitls ledge es to the grimes er the new 1 o be sml yet uramissil diftenermse fa the brake, swill s k i the paerel spidtefillerdebillisa tali bee kr MY tie peemiled muse ell dame ar her Wpm, 'a midgets la Ibis seism. Usk& Me esteem and pietal dritereira ellhe ealtay is every brash of trek sed wimples, se well es a deeressirs reveroseasur Eldlibb IMO kit *a It was art rameass elllsaatim ems ailed kr es mai is a dimbistigis is di= mpe•Stues whisk permise few depielmertelthe emosemssat. Was eptemealle alleeded, yegr mmmaislists mid pie est may lamest when wheiseems Wan god seiseselemeate might be mods without law bag the ellieteasy el mermite. la the midst et the faMes sf the seamy, the mimes' emeremest law age sal/ la sae grime awl swam iss. Wry mass el a and ehirseter, but levied fa se gips. sal vexation a imam a s le imitate the psegie, and up them to seek mines by wend appeals te hi W Gemeass, sad by pietism re ler Wray; Ade tee mel t haimade them but a steak Im their sem sal pusses. Tow siemorislists we la teem kip des say Who Lay gevemniest fbr wistmtles w tear as wegisire, bat they mem respeettally mink that Um belt iayla the verbless it the erdiassess IN& Inaba Ibis, sad the subsequeutly maker roam fa white tW here boss bevy ht into aperitifs. bits ram saw taws Leann to em-1. Tbe bra tax. 9. Tim Ay, er boutique, tax. 3. The deg ma 4. The kbour et pits& The !put les es the ewer le per_ fe. M. essay lie her to see rm. AMsft the ass UM hed preddid dot Is der h N a lirs", Is. sheath be mil es Se isperreks gm. W eirldires is brass hi the padres d %PBS Is le low Lea s so ledepudiat of a reiely as an ds la shirk the eet Sh re of b ra. hie Nalam tired Is ewe NaSet Ms sense ism Se rester smug d diseddiedis Nd iesimeedis hem N WMmsYOekmealhass SlM dezehommt mesa to the teestir. 7b teams it the pm hem bow is. lir le ellml et Ostimbs Medd et Odle fres Se Merit Neils .1 " 1 " . " "NI Oar glee 'IWO* itsolei—SlM m ining le 40 slis co sere: the Made mar wee dim imelnif =I. we mimes stetisethei sal la MOW ars Ism& Tlie st Mil as Odin but ssely Ss • 'Mtn et Mod to NAM oat Sr Milk he mu esseellid tem k ism" relessis 31 ,1 a mikes aL—ish be retureel aft MOW 4 1 1 s Insollse sal u mmliSt St lea e he. midi the mom *PM stiele his dime at bl treads Ind sr sire merles dr di MIMI= di teit has wtbe host Imam Or "Core hoer a seik sr Na him Mar Masa Meta sakes tree *VW to pawn Na =mud Ism fir OHM *elk silly lassis psisrlsios alb =is km loin lassiNa heedhemble 'Para of pos memssisk, one Mews pa, whisk the Who have dedand disk Ery, might bate bees domed su•sisat to molt et the ardimisse, weriely, reparation it an amseel 'sprat, ed limb, the Indihi s matinued red disemisMl--while hem aussekikts said earesly plat sat hew Impel& it aim be is brills the simuilmstas smembiese fir • balk awl ygebeys ia ray of the WM bvil olds Weed, ea Os plea greaming liessaa. gibe rep. or teatime les, essied es It Ire NM topOgr with se ether Imes if a Illoe arms sod Weft is It ism illeniNsilla• M° lie SW ini swift, bolsi at the Me of U. per mem Neil,= ai r Statism of Na n of U. id orooodomot wriuktos r Se remieressies of tri seNd. art ahem disoristr m sore ears a Na 'Castile Ms Mr waste Ira tbe easel posemity erne. mit se die Wade ri es rims Oo Seperit esl teeter et dr remit We imedbeletriemli ismer. sal mid slipMl fir the Meat eba.lllll=la MOIR then marts INal its pease to ill =1 ".1 e e e g iee i r :re et d i= = l , 4 fa t Ihmeibrit the k eatsMhiee the kw mss art rely sot . tho cabana t amsaarr prieudessiiii els l74 4 . l , o o .fer4 iseueu be domed 'metros, Wren le soon et roma" 4. The Lebow or Pen taz—lhoush releehated brie. the retlye le her hie Mere le the bothers at the army la lad Is vldsh w nay be s= = Ilit holo d — i --- Weonfitell -- Wher saibr ear. esaninkathantaset inns' the , pkweaktlit Woe ad peer, the awl wpm ' uni n e e mbres t eee=pe ub 4e ubler teseeddeettle EkWm.w ocw* wwilbitwe •Ow Mew ow. a. le twltwoe tplawar wee aet hi rall assmile Set = n e ar the eehewitrof the olio talle awe hemp adiants ahq la may neywils est edrunly henbusevas bat Way widli the polies waft Oft Midi, Miner to tbs phi tenh v is a rr imp WTI to wilent if imp le Mist bal • ev i = o rheta br opiimust. id la of e Mem e neteeeteztoled Was sell ashes sad what bee bees aid. I Toes lashe nee* sellarree %Or lee& oblykdlowlis i ti e ssesepainteese e la _ theythoh mat aria is daisy of feeds la W ilm a= lea ast suussind semis denewled mad e= m i lli g usli ant a ity kr is ladspeedeathilems al is we W bola qesstiesei wire it t ur es=s al lt u r • ill nyinie's deperemat is bon weittlavd with sessesty I oar dais te pain, mad hight, es knurly, haw hilly beim easted with he tetra ' teneyees week. Mee. however, with beds et as whe Se be abased by Ss estra eeneyer's degaelnues ha, awl the fleseley at is sites awed Is tviele their alla ollorae rmaam dabsee bah alleaisikeli as patenel -, es veer sansillis wars pined ha //..Grid ettellaw elbow hes the Royal Artillety ues aggelisi te is driqp_ of the depertessat as he deyeetan at is yealleshosr„ wen a dip apse is semi el WA per sien. mil aim% esti es masa Year ammestaits het , epee reopeolfolly ts issmospail• suairtiles %o h* aW la wbhit one of the at ipsetsat cediesies won paced thseeak tits need idle' its lah sweise-Askie Ire Tem lam thi a Ml* , by iseyerteet allsestleas Whelps pine is o a f snit selbeinese didal. frig not haossistly se whoa eure is ll es a am" hen lin " mooed "—weevil Os imbu eimp. el is la&bdia the nese sisevel tbek lowan of T a 'inselelits snub lei the swishes et the the Mgt= to eel as elle la tko ordimawn " for Waft tlos law as. Is poet dare," lila yes lausieul by govern. lis is ynitresti = I X S wi m relief to he erselins laterses. The b ee le the sin id pert doss "hail re in irible i at the rate ef kl. per tea ho s pl a swerde olsonien ust. weal," misers It was as " wasted," welt it anted dies et 0 ph tea for vary lawsuits, and at is sis 4 IL per tea derma oat. mob." waits It li het tin= se It was Ihressely, via 44. ta sad eat it, sin all. year sasnesiliste IN that it sell Is la nisi to kenos he his esisay wilt say ipso d eilliellea to its a.alisor. vor seestrandy with the gimilles el sell monist repeals. by Itsr Wours =lnisei the Issbisave masa lso usteriA t i g t. ie snug darn ef Me Wastes illy sod stexplesselly sersemswied. Tbe punt aseeita dsa el the .sill is est Ink as to hi sat he = IC= eg b Ew sill ke on " tribu tie ralleetuldrs to uslose. I seen TM sabsists itself ; It Its nuanss klibine shoe by is pee* whe in dun ple he sill= its dune& ; bat the test man sad these who toms& the arvise ef the eial a =r4ohlall own. dsii tbsyrivige ef Milli had IN meat. wheats lasi a euelegset ; as ohs Is verses nth laws it alibi ewe sesame as lbw myelin mai sive ts the laisemene the estwai ii 7Zet. beim. k nay Wine. ts th ys i l imal ef ha . Iflaelly, yen he inehisis wesp tit Os poen andides aft. sassy, with yawl delselosalin ef all blade if p.. perty—ead the esery Meg se at ranaus, inirl the dosed pantie nsslieenot la ch of dr siva. him. eadjedleig iretessets. g l enlie tbe irsnems ftwagravi. AM year hemehlkle e l a se li n aged be, dm 11,.....5ib1y =red te aisl w es. with out Islay, ea te hos ed pmt yea he stew e7Lisliy. tbe hikintins el gevers. mat, its laws, eel teesehr. ird all wadi sem maths at- Way the intsuele el do une. 't court. BALMORAL, MONDAY, SIPT. 25.—Her Majesty and Priam Albert walked ont this moralise into the forest. The Viasonntwo Canning hastakan her departure frola Balmoral. 'Ft/PABST, Styr. 26.—Her Majesty and Prince Annul, attended by the Countess of Gaineboroash, went to- day to Loch Maki'. The Earl of Aberdeen has arrived on a visit to her lisjerty. Her Majesty will Ware Balmoral to join the royal yacht at Aberdeen on Thursday. The General Board of Health held yeatarday a meeting at Gnilyr TEE EZEISTRATIONS. MARTI=OIII4-11ta whim 41 the lists of voters hr thh basest was amasses' mrla co tal e Ulayg Hek, do besdirer, do Is lOW saiabllV et sew debts Jou, sad there see 110 eh *Sim The lists tehea were these of M. Masyleboae pal* sad its out dieldsts—lb. Hyde dime Y 1111111111pUlr eta bean Is Orem Thellebbelmat, tr Melt be - Mi. a year, the trodleed the tams. Ha had omoled the provable 15 years, ead had formerly been upon the reabeet awl voted ; bat it ihwieh that we idea to be ewehid been made, the bar Noodle Weft die nano, seek as the =norms* of the teglisme, who dedered seed peti tion the Home of Coaster ea the eal#orh—A. daises flame was wade by J. Happy, as thsserapyleg Mese ea Indio is Norfolk-meet, at a rest af 161.11 s—la de ems the poly had made a lomat claim to be rated he year, sled Ids moo had then bees plated set the list, tot dd. oar Mies amiled. —The barrister ruled that in sash a we IS was , la order to qualify the party to have hie aims ea the rd that he eLeeld make a forma dela to be Med to every yeti from stile he food hie mum omitted, wad as he had soda is to be nod to the rate el the preerat year, the sp =nut be reused.—J. M. Hems was eh ea to by the waserrathe neat for sea-pap area of ememed toes Is w prime lit of e pistlers the ISM MIS Ivall ys illike peleard " Bislifim" sad Ida beediter este dot, by the 101st meths ef the set, sod deperiptles as remotely be sapped to rex to the party moat would be wf idesl4 sok see la dee same as owned is thishelms@ shied lis- Z=tbo eldeshea. The same veer amemseedy nedstd. The sideselem at as emonatire mast woes hr the met pot, sresoled as asogs , of some team sal be this 11111011bm moths ef is ea* ass bar pros& —a emehlemble nolo prism is WA* teepee per. mon ma serialred volliseldes bid sleek shalt she et thelEL Several soma were she shut oat became the Obeledisseme we sat seppisi-the Way lettere oily bars Mess. Time were mend ablated is this paddy moss el Mom GOMM be support the deem whisk wee osseerofelly lesistrwL—Ni. Leaselk era et the el=add dud the mosetsolsme se the rowel tea their set hatime sundae sides of ohs dm* sad vim of the moles, aselsegoole that seem seem sheet to shoe of ieremlest SOU wham thdr attesamsewar ramdred.—The border ma dot the set directed the sees to be pabehe Is a preleslar width is emoted bad beta Me. the pares bed thomeshaits Mass kW set areoteists the raper tiam sittawling rah mope their elsiatc—The wart will mesed amd Ode dm, et tea Weise, with the revision of the Padang tos SWEARING TN or THE NEW —Yesterday the shorn sleet Man. Pima sad andtha) wore ewers We else he Ilse swift year et Oellasil i Mae the Lied , VT:xi N eaw dole siAaidie. Ma Os awl ferasillith sir! EniolATlOth-i-Te=r igs t Ibp luso (wawa Lead lied or• woo& te sail %be a las swab el hem Digthed, adios et for Damasss. Pee dna Amnia. ea the dit and g Pal Palo; fa l oad leth ; •sad aria, 11th sad fist. Lib damn rash any 150 yeissera sherther era laid lath !oars Sat CoMPAWS.—Yesbadoy the Ulf-yearly d tole nat. semplai ho was ze r i 3 st i ab weis. • Sod! des I ahem the dna dead Oa this was the kagtit sa g? 4, Walk fasetries ef the th erm, sad • tramilla• fie as awed= el dr by-laws, arm* W I the Malirisio. Ti. petionsa who wore ls:4=l met lathiallso eleyhea Haim Bart it Warn flannsa. idward Gleithaid, Thome Poalea, Is Theratia, sad Ithearer Pethe asp. Me rapped that the seam radios* be 110R X. = dm sionalitas of *lam - for tis .sae year, width woe eedte werdaway.—the warm, nod the rooms neesided esaraYs bead debt, ken wash it sprawl r a l s w a mi avow. was du tram the eenriay.—The taeeliei thin afthwesed. POLIOI Balth—DiffruTioli TO WU Poll= Ye e 4 eltensin, agenda' fruit the Idea see Vestry math eps a the Police C,enadn slams ia ifhilehth-liessoa the sales& et the neer sa iap ensesd densest sa rdlien podia fie the pan el as eithissel the rase sea haes.—The seimarissen, who were stended:,..,May the reeds auto. = s ee ma dved the Mr. fienihe the fa widsh thee t:era wen Thew of the rail el therylobem woo prods* ef sil the Wirt pah aka the vireo sonnet albs esof Middies: Who assithetet at ea baseese et ease tatDl.a her laumbei diemend rms sod skim the eid eameated, woad CV. asaliseed that the oseminitawie kith theassives de. used list there was se resift In ea& ea W. sense hr the sewn ef the pass. Gad that they wasid Oman be Gotha, with a rea ef IL ia the road , upa the di enswand. fa ear le lordin this pressed. . Sir e. they had hdreered • Isia ate porlianest, sad adimg cps tad Ma of that tip s sled the letter frees the paws emaissimin dated the as of harry het. arryle. his oat the weeherisies el the ether pads had moos • as. de ate *ay to awn the dainads he rile, MO bleed up= the aid retermat ; they, *arse% mid sanher sale egad be lads, Ind a* had' this Mired le NAM leas to nest this isensessi Masa Awned that the domed mob era the parish of Malabar elms we, 4,1141. , awe this the may had rewided for, sad it wee Wiperible to pay dist nee, ears Walla MIMIC waroreatry the loser verses , la eftif Sala mat be arida se osralthemeis. awe neadthy whoa be lalseend dna dot a esareer had eas el bad dm mit easont of= dill lON of dr to be aineeid sad thet that peal s swag le_tho reveilles diewen an wi a e wiss widi mesh Milady astth.•.otha maths" of as having stated their views ea tha latent, the Caanaideneve admitted the aaiartanate gatinna in w►iah OM whim were giataili u go ea= time they eastomini that dram *etcis.. vasseszy 7 7 114 elneheil Zane whits the e.a. Isb.ae Valley ead the *hoe whim bed Wks **— NW** le every Id. ia tie peso& .ward ea tee Ltd" Able the peace diarist they hod ti. *sad ,: 0. read. Bash wee set the *et, the elm elkwed tram Ss Oneelidited read hang 00,0001. sad se maw. It was, Ihemediatoa wee * mapper the add 4 timed hares* void be 411,6191. Althea& thee woad be ghee they spell hid eat so hoe de mai.= of the de meat —The depdedea LY AFFAIR AT WAL- WORT/I.—YIRDICT OF WILFUL MU3DEB. Yeetaeday moo, Mr. Carter hod the jury am es Ititeriey evewleglest,n wesetbiwilateseLbses grad a revess (Maywood), far du purpose el toast mew then faqir. the death elides Warm. Mr. Selo atemised.-1 ea a I:= . solLaD at:Nemo& I saw the duress& es the lith behold essithate ef her wee. -.- theWITZ bed dwieseeemly IL I hog bar Dime me peaked by alsodies. She emplaiaed of a great pia. I treated her seediselly, but she got newt worse on the flatuday ; the Vsheehaw snore viand ; the math. eentianed ; yseittle• leoresesd A is the etesdhAs debility was gluier, sod I ailed is De. Lew w,asi he saw lw ; eke then reerelael nib* wader my ease mil she expired ea* o• Maly =ma% lied hut. I had sus her alive at i oldish ow the penises avowing. I have elate limed **body Is t=si, a with Mr. Kay, of Dalwieh, Mr. Fames, el sad wiy brother. The witness tisea west tato ■ lawsthised ilweription of W ed = apparsaree, sad amedeled by erpoweing ade opinion that the eases of dud was aissedso, paused by tbe wee of as tastnineat Sr lestanamahs. et • purled at restedea seeker ever six weeks. —By • hirer De yea think ties drugs end medisines glop* to the deemed Welt net bare predeeed tellantesation of the the we of any inurement I—Wieser : Jades( = stets of the uterus, I should sty esetaialy no•—By the Career There is no ream, teen the appearanoes pre emie& after death, to pregame that the deemed Right not have bon alive at this tamest it tutruesate had sot been wed. Mr. Samna Elyard, odd—l am a be the meaty of Surrey, and from inhumation I neared, I on Sudsy, the 17th lam meat ha Elite Wilms, at her father's house, with the Inientlea ef Mking dowa bar Mato add. I questioned her respedleg her belief se to whether she thought she should resever, or believed beendf In a dylag state, and bee reply being ;hat ale begat doe shield recover, I did eat ha jradledliekbe, her stalemated, but left her. Oa die We the 20th), in cones ? m ezzo: radatuleg i =mlTQNr. Chapman I was top whs. She expeassi her belief *at the was in • klieg alms, mei in the proms et Inueseler lleaseereon I bask skews bar detemint [whisk bet but OM betas, daring the ezenelattat at Limbs& Polies Overt]. Thomas Canner, police mutable N P, roved that he eserciedtbs hum of tbs misses, apeasee Liadfield, No. 25, Peupiam, Nmet.hers, Waterer* and found there the null tile* onateking the sunhat tontrosseate now pee. deal I Wilde ea pa pem poem b the musing sad saw her reputed ma„ Wm. Itmastd, who Masi that two of the iostruments we. pampa, but et the rem be know s about them. One proved to be a mamalecatheter. A= was of a diameter to be need in hassle rem. He teak the kaiak Mary Ana Deyelsa bete ewes ,Ift, telling her what he @barged hr with . Übe soil oho lei esseived no from lbs. Lindfield, lime the how Whig other, somasa merely taken the dommod Sere to skew bet Um Musa Doi den, however, altsewerie *hatted that she had reseed fa l from Mrs. Lindfishl end fan. from the deemed he medideft The whams then peestailadte mats thee ea the amt mesa. lug, Tuesday, the 191 k, be leek the gebaserikbard Ompla into custody. Told him at the time what be was charged with. W. Woodward. 157 proved that be took Speeder Lindfield into ... : 0 4L. . 2 Mn. Linilleld stated. Id the charge being to her, that dos only instroment used ores to draw o the water mated by taus stoppage Waft hem tbs min given the doomed by the other imam She Sea elbowed a silver inetrafeat. MIN it was the 1 04 ewe OM bed Mom used, and that she mad sot remiss Mr windier she bed operated ea the demand woe than due sr loss in. Mae otollmmod it up to wham, who taus rhea her it imbed net asserted sew mug hem the mamma / seal lie espied that she bed received aVven le the woman that had brought • gal ft he medleine, and returned two h cr wawa. Mt, Ray einsurreed to the roidenes and statement of Mr. Cbeentnk with regard to the epromeness end the smommonse el the Norms sodelned by the deceased. The sew oliboow delivered by the primmer Byrom Lind , hal le the wham Woodward wee base thews to Kr. Bay, I wine sided k tolls • Meals maw* bat ash Wipe OM Qua wesldoeslly onvide a nodiee. The mete sat▪ hetor hand in the ben at Ms. 'a woo ben *Oda to the whams, wk.. said that these and similar beatzemeate would have reduced the like a ses. The hot lastra mut, if used at all, our s have used with eseeiderable heat. From the eaters of the wound a bleat and not a dump instreamet mu have been used. James Wilms was aunt called, and stated that he was bream to the deemed, who had rrgqamted him to take the l sate new missed to Mrs. The note was in the decemors lanilwriting. It ran the. : Mee rot my ddee to lams yea 1 us to ted abed amos illma = WO^ move soy el my Wile. ha beat moll Me. Mt ma doe. Pa, do idol let too Ida the nerd yet, They de treey Wow I via met Mee dealco. MI se bed I Iter IMI set Ivo Sod ward ohm I tositsomr eft, I no es nub analehd. Nidelag dome as I he.. eaten toreasnat wear ell. Odd dot bed Wier beans. Ima in hmalit els le ha ids. Nry tem It UMW, do meet me mom ion s Wilma The esenelmeles ettheveltasesoras reennek nibs peeved the Ilmosolloillold bed Owes him two mom et ammo* Whir bleshisadeshaft ker to take thorn Is wolsamidtake she ghee, et Tam nit. He delivered the to his youneer Molor err the demand, who he believed tech ens mem at them No WWI &seemed had desired him te gobs lbs Omar The nest miasma soled were Yes. Alissbells Dam, Mr. ihstiew Jeba u sa n d Yr. Hoary Som. Imilthhelate 01 tbe pelmet eh et vibes Walled as tbe l germ et Adis et In s a l i g e et=goo ssi Lload- Asir& home, ail their any Math They seasoned in theyfiena eater lined ingtions, boa bad from mmeseska to then mill the moat iseeettellus by dm The eseesar rammed'* lie seem um and the jury left a deNbussee apes the melt* Afar the lapis of umwarde at ea brow sal • bit they eanossil medics wig Spenser Medial& of "Warm Itheamen a and Osph aced Wry Hams Doyle& et being aiwaalir to the monlaw Mime the Ina No media was seMessil aw reheenee es WOW' Lieditil, the muted dZGma floos laollabL e Mbar et tbe tenbriamis Me m' wee dm board Mr n meemnilesess dION. to promote • big el WM mat splostlhe parties at the next madam et the Oattral Oahisa theetened the whams ware severally bound over to ewes and whines IS web Mil of falledmiL—Tbe earraer sold whited% bawler es wpm doe of the jury In this dopier end oetreerdirsery ame, aura that view he shield ippon au 4emsasst math Wearies day seat, at 6 rtsbook, thee to moot to ream the signaturm of the jury. Is this amegemmt the Jury smaissesd, sad Ibis aim' the yeessedismo, which had compied upwards at I eight beam and a 1112 FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. On Wednesday sewing a seseeing at the sambas and Maeda et the Finassist7uhm Assutedest wet bold at LiverpoeL Rebuts= Cliedsteek )sad, in du ids. The ClAlaYoll alluded W tie evades vbik bad pervaded every brew* et Man sad the swift kr a gensral milks albs Weds& and expiediess of the mis ery. Far the alethunentel Oda sod dr Itnesiel &Am Ausstellen bad base oraaViiti, aid bo *els we : IM. To us el bighl is' amilliftelimersibleilli Sews: diffat e as asealiVriegigatertra unite. eraeYeoe as se sr swat et • lambast Mein 01 int Imille. use r e Z ai rvlui la m= tom^ la liss et aseemei edinest idiom= wasigiaks. . . . Sags=la showed tbat Us perk of this assay 10489 sal NM it yes the sales of the go vennek le es the Tighe albs mei. Hester Eamial that inr 1 f lob the Mask =kW asp power or sweet is the antler, 'Si Sees the shi sigleerst bins on the . Now, via at te , ha thought it Me gslateassy batter that the r ey at kis this eggelgy devil asks a bark with thee apes the Ilia of egad tbsir ehlikes, this Mat lb, glades *NM be queens spas tle pulsate by baling etaeWse to M. may at arty. He see 'Naiad te the stele efell elks is bead. gni essateded that sda as a fas pet ware alls Sega all the I ditest isage emen that bad sake plass is that to isasi pea ty. sues led bags se evades le ski eselass areasase Melia grestry Mier WPM LAM leakeeke was a hope hoist pm uSar thew. Hew ~(ha asked) Gould .essay bs meted lam a garegmeat egemeg al ass wile be& seer loess what ageoleass Lead his Ira smal the t, is *a Qum% ligegala—kr it erse set tha ef the Quas i hat **Mks siitage—te the aka Osseas rid I she sell wed, of every argersaeley width the ezi: ama awe my allow - ser geforeisg: = ka kis had Lard hes Rem* =BM Mi this g =his ears broke the MIN li tog iiiismrs that my pike else mkt patios mei been for 801. or 1001. a year. The iggisese•obAnk ueaitegeeste' 2,3001. salary, bat at the gesseessfatioa of a vadkammary _sessalstas, held is 28M, it ins e asel it 1.1111111.0 dish is the present salary. Than vas elm a Doggy Nagy 1,0001. a year: Miami /walk inf. a mei , 3001. a yew ; thee isakespik ON at 11741., ass at ~ glaskar at 4001.; her saassesses, at 8001. a year sash, 'Si bar ears meow germ as 10111. - agme. All that alms sassessiaill by the sergeek. These inemegan have so *ski aggik =lra , eisgatiss a they merely semi ia the Obelus gel gesk to obey the Seggeekst-Ares, sat, If seseseggy. tabs Cirisle eseleal be ls w omm el ni abe steel ehissee, Mike amelltse that "Mn awaited Is wpm Is • iims sedriels iL ask iis high des The asseagass at Oa hr vase bass-beudiss ma Mask at abear/." .) The thief Iserres of experlibee bashes be soy, the o f 'kola has bees moody leshieg Amp 56,497 in NV IfemA MIL 111111101 ms tam eleeted to the feet of Sirs vrt„, lapdog umaillyine ell, having ben *psalmist Is the somagaim site frigate is her Majesty's surmise, over the heeds el wanes et Titterers whe had pe a sa i l h a servisetzttatri the eeleheeM The et M7rat ei .".ff h un T lamps the that al Mei a tm shill Wes le the millineat of I the t and if there be en idol Mr unduly weseshn the fees of the earth. I believe that • is that Med new, and that God will I red Mem the ems who we M 4p 62 2 ' ' Maytag traded this pie ll so lg r 31 tiremains, ei with the meliptiem whisk Ye maw se melts, the Obelemen promeded to dem the eding the propriety of mindeg mom the attendes of peellemint tie peel seenalty Ist Wesley the satiend 1 ebseldes that seeds, weld ever be plead, th e rer ml frei TOr k ee l ert MI t= l4 litakeitidia.eheered. Os Ilialik. 1 VW= Himnross:, ls leq., P., proposed the Ant wesintion se Mows: Not seasitateg tb. *Weil= et dm Inimldess time% as meo. ewe et armed robes ma mest Se es. as et am mating I melda% cc satiety ths ammealle et the ••wworo, whisk Os deo Inneli, et it i epies _was/IMrs, Mama et mime time gea a Midi Wi eml in nsriam the puma overseheleih thedetertmme m et dew p a p tig the mat unnerhe relreesbmist fa an alleasechm He was ewe that the weestlng gaud have been highly &- Wane = with the el the absinese ; and he expremed that It would be time* peldhleed im the news. , porn of the tows end of the weentey. He is t= 4 : one wield deny the rest privation Midi the dames Ind bees elleMig tirr the last ter years. Tem, psi. IMAMS might notlione less wholly gamed by _heavy Ms ties i bat snide it ars that heavy taxedes Ma been the Rielldad milia .".1. o n l I bis, I =ti= mai 'in {M !stir lel lattee llim eeentry adt ill , where wages had Men M 4d. end AL a by. Is Kaa cheater alone 7,000 sr 030 people bed bees whey us =PITA t sad yet the lehoeriag dams were obliged to pay du t ies and excise to the entosall e4l/3,000,0004._pu amnem—abort onathird of tha wapa they earned. Held =le et Inland been folly ser i ee4 sad had they " • kir days wage Ilar a week," weed there have bees revolt and emeindesse that °mein ? Nothing of the kind. What gamed deaden to ran riot in lemembise amd Timbales !Wen i Why, it was • west of emplenunt, end the same went had predated Learned= is the various countries on the Coatisent, eel meek el that west had been sued by the Medal equine bate whisk our essdasseal neigh bean bad Owed, is order to batmen desk naval end military ermentede. had that isereme Areal lei W asdatums at been, mil thaw s sisi te siglional Alpe. end to Wares our hem 111= New, me it to be sempesed that we have and weft it we awned ores roe of the prelude of the whale ear*? Let, thew then be gonad e mid weelseledy la ear assessments Let the eraiss=s li t tikes of the eaminedition whisk the labearing drew con =end let those duties be pissed open the broad of the arisenessy ; and tins when a noble seise wgempeiled to pay LOOK a yew instead of 9001., he meld esen ia r ar e s e rs dloosver the meeeder of reducing the meal end aemeemele. apples" , g l ie y o lconeladed a Oat the would be elsol7 si lary, waif im, la ii r t he peat objects of the IFlnand: Amend= wield be denied est. Mr. IL Beam eseaslit the fret weedelles, and is dam se said that the Pinendel lidera Amedatim bed been sli pshod Mews el die neleme dlanais.to met amenees M=lMe deeded te the Imeetel an imam lax . 11w "rhea- dam eadaiteaise mad haried pordeltee. The hone erne levied ems every snide Oat it wail pomade her a Ens lo asseme, ask day wore espenial la melees essemmen weA Itayel prisms and }Miasma, eni Ihmeises deka and basemen, nand. on of the hod male. oldie poor. No emonomy was ever waded ; and*, secs ewe kept is se estraerdinary a masa that no meoessmild uedenteedtbus. The desessiaalset the Dabs et emltlem Seheatbergwerereesivlas masks' Mr indoes In (Kr. nal) wee set u 2at acknowledwiemilthesbenderredtothevegmeast tory saner eventdeh edam, to these pawkier by Lard J. Reeled at the does elf Me Lot swim He sent referred to Irelmed, and to the fie disked by Lord Devon's murals. Nos ; and the. he am, felt with the coastituencirs of this nanny for not roily WAN and honest representatives to 1 pediment—am whom they knew, and in whom they could suEimplicit medium first ressieries wee here pat and carried unanimously. P. Boma peeper& the emend resdation as follows: lied ta the seithea aids mmelegusigeeememet ma er seen to waft the emilime et ati gas sib, IMMit Ines ast avow, eat is the samsst mein salmi est the dstemiesdna la deal Astly with ea el me, le ma .! i ris et Ow beds of taxellsa I se that, Mini ef noilex i s ie l izs ger, ea of leassay, emus the enempties d Vier dem. w ein:sols imissa mei make add mg IMO dna wswakir la lend by a Wren menth aa =fit dWs sureamity, n pospedies to their seresthe deny le seetri- Ids It was true we had a weliament Wig " the esßeethe Idi om of N. selkw" whisk had always seppened the mega dices gad deer Wotan of the Ration ; as* se real !dare was obselemble hem them without dearer and matinsous secedes. He Isessalsd this aa much as any man ; but the a te= that agitation anus b e lit Uwe would keep an dock en Now, industry ia Ws evooky wee to an emenness extent, fie We Win new pew ,000,0001. per mama Is liberty 12= is oar tease. This might be denied upon the I Nitta rid could tees himself to whatever he liked ; t ▪ test wet true, saverthelese ; end he proceeded to ilisinde he truth by retirees* to the liminess of a soap boiler, awl the duty apes that and ether winks of mann tome. The molsonas del epthe hands of the amundao- Pair with an. Malin, rrplatlsse than even the duty itself. The people. meet mode the heads of indmay, m as that every new foam enreetriesally the free markets ef the wed& bad and riven, sad heyM sad lows, is Weres i r=t the worid, bat B not planted oestembemes at We months et emu great river ; and why sheds we sot Maw the esample as ley oar he Father ? This esseelatisa did set held eat any Bemis" plane, neither did it indulge in my extraverat hopes. Bath biped to mike flameial Mena a bonne question, and it isMiser hoped m make membeee of pediment vole a little mere et their own assay, sad a little lie of the mosey of the peetn. Than we should how very little of the walled 4 . 2e1f naval end milleary hem At present we wen 60 sir Ise the pawn el preventing made Wasp with their solgletwase fa the North Bee. He wonted kneel amiss to be rim elf, sad sew merketa to be espased hoe to the as d isdnetry. He 'slid for the stades ef the window tee, the seep Mein, mid M• paper dedea. He emplaned Mat while the savigaties laws were about to be repealed, the Andes min the saw emdedel were lesp ies tm ai i if to plena, the Mem olok•woor hen esterieg Into mmiggssi. ties Id* tfielitedget thipeeneer• (APPWink He we Pro* wed to thew that the wens tow unequal as it wag, war, semendess, lose mageml than any ether tam now Im posed, Saw dna* all the lame peened with the greatest severity apes the poorest clangs at the mearamaity, for they had IS pay EA only the Male dense, bat the profits of the shop. ba rk UMW= ammied the resolution. Voluminous sad ilkivesied is the ' _ — a were en the subject of tesalles, yet theu id e:die s e w eetned at with accuracy. The en.....emeent of Me the year ending the sth of , 1$17„ was This was raised by direct 17671Qeset wales ; these terms of " direct" and "Wipe" Imatiew be prneeseded to explain in a manner whisk mild mei nog . Now, there were 11.. duty peen eat el sway Ms. epos tow Is the naps of direct taxa Ms, awl 11, N. mere, making UM U. in all, in the shape .aerie {nation. New, the ousel taxation of th 4 country was laid saki iewc--Oastmsami endee„37,ooo,oolll. ; east of Nosidea. 1,92001:11. ;0 1 7,17400a ; coot of eas•Wee, 1.4,0 r. had tar, bitim ed lax. 5 t7 54 1: 0 3 g 1 09 : 0 1, 0 0 1 ; t ! ease, ; met si missise, 1,128,0001. ; wows ; sea dsolledies, 2600001. ; ether items, I :I7 . IANK ; amelediedie•MAool.; China imam MAK; veganawakkale slum Mr. Brodsibb pell at gene length to mowed upon the secemity and noway of these wood tem, and said be hell Mete wendired bow 37,0:00,0001., Is the shape of outsets and wise duties, should have been oslewided is by the pees*. The bee, lower, was. the penis did not undardend the nom of the itsme, bet they were es follow: fiddle, 8,878,0001. ; bow, lip ; wine, 1,892,0001. ; tea, 0,112.0001. ; mew • eoffee do 7 , 64o 01 . ; tobacco, 4,319,0001. • seep, ; Loto,oett. ; Now, with ' r.MSN to the duty on soap, if manta was wog to gognsaw MMus Us theer e e t f our legislators ? If emeQ ream meld set be about in its ea tatty,a rein would ale the matey the fees ; and, in mem to Feast this nig, he sailed fie the garage to be ammenseests with hineden, sad he the sinters to do their duty nesafelly in retemag proper lepraaintatives ao pulls tripod thweing.) No entrested the taunqufility of with the sew* of the continent, and he said = order to mown ter tranquillity, justice mat be doss to Ms parts (oeatherml 'awn) Mr. Pews seppeoted the resolution. He eoesplaised of the Tamen in illidi the Wei were laid. He bedewed deem to be hid in a sesame set gaily unjust but saminWM tioaaL He complied ef the geese and earns hemdee of the leery and pesbaie idea, and sal that mow looked kr wad with at hope mho Se present system of toadies woe etwased. *ZOOM% Wausasir mews& the ranks. He re fined to lime weellegs Midst the Mmie hall, and re. joked ON r Weal Oen maul as the waters bad eshassed Ida a fall harvest. Ile wee mosedingly glad to hid Ni then who mess Mllesedi in opinion tram them MOW Ws this. their fell .sierras and support. The ire ws bed /peke& to them that night in a =maw wear et htessa The cabmen heti given to *dr skit mem He bed arm antas a mate t ! ag g bed wa dna that be was imams of benefiting his lam men; Inman awe by those means whisk MK sin gene rd promote the welters of Me Waft the ralsotion of taxation, sad an increase of Weis Ho bad told them .ho tat they wen to look 1 al tie alp— the as wee heel ad the oats peo n* lemese. Re rwaseaseel had ow yeses ese, • Isle individual, why once es we rograteated die teen Is time roe by —but who bal ie gehua) fisabled would lsaia their at the rmeted sewer se he did that e l ogi this mawspommy , whisk th ewes to Mend deeds, iwitteled the iiameatie lai = aeord It Bet sea wee wet tio esee Nora, Is, what see aweiatisa wee eate•Reg its as teleoll tuatkes she as shoe meths they we strissibig Mat_ evens/ woo boa ? a : s e more renal ryas Maw* he then Ed& ht whish he 'debt woo in We viewsielmw MI anew Oka imaties woo 1.01.07 bad awl beams& the eligeseby owl tinpeasM its feeeZa Fl i e l t a r a =, li armi lsa so d w el men t ' that wil e isk t the Neale: Isieediss. Mk had kid some coavenalles with the c:who isenioded that amodatioe, and he found 11:2 • wile end comprehensive view of the subject et media They must be in min& that the mA ZZAW4kr -111- ta .thee a lli P i gs th riattllllll Miairait iani lilts four the in te ct = = amli mama& pesst=savy on y tre thopkesgiew 4121 wise wen deprived et the Wearies of life, WNW et ot the embed et Ilk, awl very many of them, be were hardly able to Ina the necessaries of life. 0001. worth et was 06.000 ameefet this ? Them ware fa Ibis town no fewer than RPM to teer id I s foo Out of this. WEI imam th , ank seemed. Wee r = IL WWI to pc • &Mg. 13,500 area pad a dia- Bag 1 wine 6,000 warehouses that paid, and the whole ei Weise lay upon 28,000 houses. This could eat be He knew he should be answered, that if thigidi tax en all, _it would in some oa Bes mselmnia. He denied this H: l6 % " ' net Mem le it meld not slightly sem bat it 1 woad be h a v e slight • manner that it world scarcely . be W. Would it wet be faint that every house should be ' Matt to pay—that every Wishful should be made to peg ' Omar& tandem sad that in default of the tenant, illti Mesa Moil be smiled on to pay. This principle Sus sateki es S to i Ober pinse—eves in the little place of Bilumiesed nit paid. Tian were here also no fewer than three este of cana, et ea enormous espenditure. They had obi gevereaset edition, twelve parish eel ' helm, mid twelve are be highway, sewaring, and gem. eel Me. Leek at the mese= amount this must con. They had men the lea erinsiar hem the door, and peed. al ass ham ahem dry had their sus The Wm li mb didisd Me des Li verpool , Kirkde West Deny,s, mil and they Ind .aet of oullesten sae of them These were ' thiip they mid Ink eisuk. to, for it was quite dear that miss dig seek this wafter into their own hands it wield pas Take the semis into their own hands, sure diem eel as they ei_ight to do, sad they would reduce the heel lazatlia. The teak et this ea the poor was most dimness, In the le of dm red is esatributiag se papperim dm adding is the hog Mee. He believed that weer& of 13,000 sememess bed been limed by the plank alma, as may by thehealtheeamitee tarpons and semenp; and aharemen mann were Mimi thereweee elm Meer tine thesined weammeimeed hem ben bards to adl lip the reeds alas per. Thls are noun we. fidlown zt y in the enateembip of Kirkdals /1 , Wet , and T steibm" so he r regarded the rates. (Hear.) A geed aril bad bees mid, end well es to the amount et gamed tamems, mil is the very unjust mil un fair made in Midi Oat Med= was laid. He coladded In every wad that bed heaa slated ea that sabjeet at the tams elf the Veiled line% Itessia, Smelt= Austria, what MI he lid? That the Medea MI wet I send flea 9s. to 121. per bed. whilst la Meglead It I mashed 691.01 (Hear.) Bat they Maid ge bran, tad see who nil the tares hers after eswateies lead , paid the greeter pert of the toes, bat hen, th the e land tray pain use million and a half, bums ear i mad land. It became eacemary, therefore, thatt is i s r:. pie Mould be perfectly espesseated. (Chem.) Hew wes I Liverpool Stayed ? How seethe eanatry situated? Leek aretuld them. Half of the ennhasasies of this enefey wee acknowledged at once to be la the bands of the eliproby. A great deal more than that was he die heeds of the oligarchy. They had all the arreadea • He did eat call theca by the names of whirr end key. (Lend *sem) They wen to him all Wks. The Mole at the people Me riled this country did IN meld se se twisty or thirty families. They bed the power, ea they might believe - him that the Ham of Commons was little better than a registestka essomiltese of the House of L,rds. If any one would take the tremble to inquire, they would find that in a very few families they divided their 10,0001, 16,0001, 20,0001., 60,000!., and even 9J,0001. a year, amongst themselves and their deputies. Were they likely to give up this ? Not Mi Very few would give up so rich • purse without a stru ggle . Bat it was for the people of this country to struggle to It trees them. If they won't do justice to the:nodes, the people will do justice to them—they will do no more than Janos. They refused them not their fair right, stake, and interest in the country, but they asked them to plea others en a fair equality as freemen with them. This they demanded, and no less would they take. (Cheers.) It had bean well observed by their chairman that great expense was Incurred in the army, navy, and miscellaneous estimates. He with that oare and hesitation foe which he we peculiar, stated that the miseellaneotts estimates had in creased some few millions—he stated five millions—but the mhoollaneous and navy estimates had increased from four teen millions to twenty-three millions. This was peculiarly In a time of peace, as was very properly observed by Hr. , Shell. What wee our army maintained for ? Were they threatened with invades here, there or anywhere 1 No ; all were stump wilt as. They had 138,000 men in did. five service, WAN In ineffective service, as it we. called; 16,000 ma in the yeomanry, 9,000 or 10,000 men in the den wen, 43,000 men in the navy, 25,000 plies md semed asu stios beldam, m Shall aking alio saithear = lif t Neae lla rkereer it ; yoa Li l a! raaragt ) But dim was anotlamparpoes for whisk be nay and any were maintained to hair mean extern end he Midi the colonies ware pereed as well ; berme (said he, seephalieedg), the efiemeW ban the pri vilege of filling all *elm ordeal et preStomi of emolu ment. He (Sir Jukes) rowed let nom Sing well paid. He weld they were the best dehadem when there was a asese for them ; but he complslaed banes a pest many of has might be better employed In Maas to the wealth of the Nabs. What should they think, as Ind beat said by a genisma, if they saw all these 300,000 ems marched berme them with black coats, cords round their necks, and shaved he t Bat is was far more pleasing and flattering to see thuds red coats. He recollected Sir lames Graham stating that when our fleet was in a most efileient state daring the INS' with Frame, in Hueneme?' time, 36 admirals were in the service. They had now 161 admirals in pay, besides 43 ea the retired list. Could it be that they wanted en admiral In every ship ? They would soon, per Ms io ti=kr as ini for every tock-boat. They and lieutenant generals Thus were all f=.7/stuld not be contradicted. He had stated them our mad over main ; but the people of the country took a* ladies ef them. They were quite willing to pay the taxes—they had plenty of money; and so the matter went ea. They mat no better men to represent them. They had sot more this 60 or OD repreesatatives that ever Med with them. Why ? Beams the mantles, in the first place, were in the control of the aligareby—the landed interest. Sixty nine of the bessembe wen avowedly, openly, unblushingly, said to be rode Me Masan of Lord John or Lord Tom, Lord this, sr Hameable Mr. that. (Applause.) Give them the counties eed alityuke boroughs, and they had the ma jority. Give nem the augerity and they oared nothing abed enyhody eke. They talk as keg sa they plemd, bate Mg re the bad the malady they wail take the Imes sad Ashes. There were 30 with fewer them BM Mien, 83 with fewer than tr0 . ,3 111 :11b Meat dm p 0; se that they had 81 boroughs =no et ISO samben, with fewer than 600 electors. with 100 Mars, and Liverpool, with 14 000 or 16,000, net two mashers each to par li ament. Honitos had calf 200 or SOO electors, and yet such plates sent as manyiambus as Liverpool or Manchester. Many said they did ast went pepalation—they would milk on the breed pdaelple that every man taxed should They wen tee suet* of their ow seem ; they dare treat the people. Bat his (Sir Juhsee) experiene west is this, that the was more honesty in the yes than la my other per. dm et the armseanity. (Chem.) He did are Whil le peo ny the meting but he wee maims to slate his vfewe *My se Ms oaring t elea4 The tine was whoa he was manned name rilibh motives. He coca ban as sun means mew. He could have no motive nod bat to tell them the Mak. (Applause.) If they took penny sad Criliteptiter, the malt was that - SP MS. e rep l e l emied di Wilms et }many, sad 180,000 pusses, sae the edit belt et the House el ONI/110011 repeenalled MON hishiteele sad senaty-two mil. Um el peeparty. If they leek either property I•• geggiggra agmenelp, Mgr head the still as letwileistes am It May leek th ideman=l: they bead the seme, mat Menke, they mto the Ni pere " Then ma yea Mee ben pleased to mad te the Hones et demean saierepressat us : either place the thinj a e g a menet hedig or give pine to others. for the Imo a Mee in the reprimand= el the people." V arring.) He would not dwell longer ea this sub. Ile hoped to have other oppeenaities et dun. MOW was always at their mei. whist= be male an eL He had listened wish the utmost saddle d= le all the maim and he bed aim limed with satilbsties than to that of their steeliest sludiman. merle. mpeteiled the town on having him at the head of auk eawasmistisa. He hoped they would an Illia only am la Ida mane, but monthly, as they had dose before. MIT Sidi am Mew those who stood aloof from them at l eas dne. No higher parable gratification mild any man have then the Mums and satisfaction of believing, that be Sat taught the wog and wan them willing to take his pin es a fill veer. (Leaddseue.) The essolatioa was pat and ended enseimonely. OM Wmunts preened be .bled seesiatimos Mims : nat sans utile threntegnesheinslos an to lliest lard of the Trawaty, the amens, dm Exabegisr. eel the Embers of the Map end the mum Mr. CzArroxi esesaded the third resolution. A vote et theaks was nosed to the chairman, and the meeting separated. bad A VISIT TO AN EXPERIMENTAL FARM. On Tuesday i a number of agricultural gentle men, friends eadtemeato of W. W. Whitmore, Sm., met, by invitation, at Dadelestea, and inspected his estate. Among the visitors present was Sir F. Lawton Bart . T. C. Whit more, Seq., 1L.?., soil I. F. Medd, Seq. Barrow's Wor cester Jowled *we reports the dare "It may be peeper km to ebeerve r Tr i l i foiestesi is thane ellen her miss heat Sd ia Shropshire, on tbe read to Ethiimmirear. Mr. hat now in his own thithatith ewer a dined NM, sad hes latterly in nodose& • gorse mew thiprowentats la the way of ma eltiamy, mirmshs sad baileg, tots his de hri e z opera • don, white it wth been war pinion to The first pint se Male visited was the Oat Farm, in the yerd of nth& Mr. We plated est a tram-grey, whist he focal vary Ireful in bringing remote parts of the bulking espether. It be was laid down at a trilling met, sad 16/I.loli eight applied with very great admix to many re m he the parnee of Wane. width edals, ham th w rr sl Usie pm wen readeret amity aselees. The SWUM la Melded is ethiseled together are from the anima al tie •Isatab. Aa neelhat elmigr isua m emested, with a ealamatiel slate reef, wader width the wisaale( i fermisrd dna) is pissed and therefore well ppeerYi yes rein. The whole of the liquid portion of the Ewan h eirefally drained off into a well, soda strum*. ecesstructed Iron pump is employed to raise it as required. The importance of thus preserving the liquid manure is now Wonting well known, and the effects of it in one particular instance which we are about to relate will be quite sufficient to onithinithe mist piejedked or most redolent termer of the ott loss he sunned by net bong p under enough In this respect. How often do we see, even now, a heap of stable dung piled up, imposed to the mesosphere, liable to all the action of rain and other deleterious agents, poisoning the air 'roan it, and giving off In large quanti - ies one of the most Important of its properties, in regard to the enrichment of the . Led; namely, ammonia. Remy one who goes by a heap of ilmeniposing stable chug must perceive, by his olfactory wee, the great quantity of eamonsa that is being wasted; and the experience of Mr. Whitmore, and other eminent Viticulturists, fully shows that, in point of expense, the pro ps Wong and saving of manure is one of the meet milt ,' able Weis that the farmer can possibly do. Pang acro ss Item or then fields the company next proceeded to inspect the smell portion of land under the cultivation of the boys of the !Adelina! School at Quatt establishment. The present state of this land is an admirable instance of what may be nfieted by spade husbandry and liquid manure. This WIC which is connected with the Bridgnorth Union, mth fended • few years ago, and without touching 111811 • pthiciple with respect to the moral training of fa juvallis peeper population, we proceed to give a there Ateeelpelea of it. This thool is exclusively far the Instruction of the pauper children of the union. They often 'mecum to sixty in number; the object not being to get rid of them as soon as possible, but to give them such an industrial training as may enema habits of 'Aileen and in eapecity which are productive of future pauperism, and to - Waite the meats of • permanent and independent liveli hood when they leave the school. For this purpose the children of outdoor pauper are sometimes a tinned. A rime dwelling-house has been taken for the establishment, in • cure' village four miles from the workhouse, with about SOW acres of arable and ha'f an acre of meadow land. About fifteen boys cultivate this land, and attend to the stable, cowl, and pigs; not quite so many girls an instructed and employed in household work, veering, baking, .washing, and the dairy. The afternoons are whollydevoted to industrial labouroind the mornings chiefly to school instruction, in which the attain ments of the children are very superior to those of most workhouse schoo:s, where no industrial training exists. A net profit of above 651. resulted from the farm during the last year. It is worthy of note that this large produce is owing to the quantity of liquid manure applied to the land, and which is derived from the drains of the house, together with all refuse matter suitable for the purpose, collected in one large cessp ool constructed to receive it, whence it Is drawn out in pais es it is required. Leaving the industrial farm, the company then proceeded to view Fark-farm, a place of about 200 aces', part of Mr. Whitmore'' estate, but which he has only lately taken in land to cultivate himself. On this fern Mr. Whit more has commenced an extensive qsysts of draining on clay land, one field of which the partyimp m ated. Mr. Whit more had tried to drain that land before with drains thirty inches deep, but found it useless, and that the money so ex pended was quite thrown sway ; he had consequently deter mined to lay down drains five feet deep, which he was at present doing. Tne drains were fifteen yards apart; eigh teen inches open at the top, there being just su ffi cient nom for the men to cut them ; and gradually decreasieg the width to the bottom, where there was just room et.ougn to lay the pipe. Although not half of the pipes were laid, a great deal of water was already emptying itself at the outlet for that purpose. Mr. Kiehl stated that the improvement in cutting drains had been immense during the last few years ; for, until lately, in Essex, and other counties where a drain was required to the depth of five feet, the men would open it out at the top at least three or four feet, and would not be persuaded that it could Wbe done better. When he suggested an improvement in the mode of cutting in that respect he was qui.e laughed at by all practical men, who ridiculed the notion of its being done by opening out so little as eighteen Inches or two feet, but he was happy to say that a great many farmers, both in this part of the country and elsewhere, had now got over that prejudice. Proceeding through two or three fields, the next thing that occupied the attention of the company was the proems of charring on foul stubble land. With re spect to this, Mr. Whitmore said no one having foul land could over-rate its importance. The charred matter was most valuable as a manure, He calculated that upon foul land there were thirty bushels of this weed and stubble to the acre, and on cPan land about ten • and his gardener had told him that he considered that material, when charred, to be the moat valuable minute that he could obtain, and if he could always obtain it he would never use any other. Mr. Whitmore also said, that though be would not certainly recommend ferment to grow weeds merely that they might char them afterwards, yet he would strongly im press upon those who were annoyed with them, which they all were in some degree, to get rid of them in this way. It was • much preferable plan than entirely burning them, in consequence of the excellence of the charcoal-like deposit as a manure. Another principal and very important con sideration in thus disposing of the weeds, was that the seeds by this means were parfectlydestroyed ;it frequently happened that if this sort of stuff was put in heaps to rot, and decompose, by some extraordinary power thee poems of resisting putrefaction, the seeds appeared to retain their vitality, and when the tanner spread the manure upon his land he also sowed the seed of those very weeds which had formerly been the cause of so much annoyance to him. The next thing to which the attention of the company was called was the mode of Irrigation pur sued by Mr. Whitmore. The water is brought round by the side of a hill considerably above the level of the meadows which it irrigates. Originally it was Intended fcr the pur poaM of working a mill, which it does at present, as we shall have occasion to mention. From this upper stream of water channels ere cut, by means of which it is tor :ught down into open trenches in the meadows, which can be replenished at pleasure, and, by means of a very simple contrivance, the water at any time can be excluded. Mr. Whitmore said, in relation to these fields, that hay had teen taken off them from almost time immemorial without the slightest quantity of manure being put on the ground, and the crop had got down to about a ton pa acre. Since he had irrigated the land, however, he had fed 600 ewes off it, and after wards obtained a crop of hay averaging two tons per acre, without any manure being used. Occasionally this mea dow wee overflowed by the Severn ; but from what we need the farmers observe, this was considered to be rather spied than in its favour. The trenches, which were full of ems% won about 15 feet apart. Mr. Whitmore mentioned diet be thought of increasing the supply of water, and he I Slielitled thst for an expenditure of 20N. he could obtain it I=l of about half as much again as he had, that would him to extend his irrigation for all present purposes, mil by that means he hoped to improve the land very cond i sternly. On some one remarking on the cost of all these ira- Criste, Mr. Whitmore said he always considered h:thi wi g, it was not a question of what it con, Ilard whether it will pay ; and if it yielded a re turn for the money, it was • good application of capital. What he wanted was to make that good land, and he thought the beet way to accomplish that object was by feeding sad breeding• upon it. For that purpose be caused the mill which they would presently nut to be emoted, in order that he might have always the appliances and means close at hand to make all the promises of the farms available to the greatest extent, taking especial cue in the whole of these proceedings not to lose sight of the great farming manufacture—that was, the manufacture of manure. He believed till that was carried out to its fullest extent they could never know the capabilities of land for producing, and would never derive from it all the crops that they might, His object therefore, was first to water the land, and after that he believed the whole seine°. of farming resolved itself into a question of manure. After hearing that explanation, the company proceeded to view the mill, which was fitted up with machinery constructed for the purpose of grinding wheat, for threshing, win nowing, chaff-cutting, and a great variety of other pur poses ; in fact, all the indoor operations of the farmer and miller are here comprised in one building, and the com pleteness of everything appeared to give satisfaction to every one present. The party afterwards returned to the house, where they eat down to en excellent diner. PROVINCIAL. COTION CULTIVATION IN INDIA.—A meeting of thii spinneys and persons interceded in the cotton trade was held at Manchester yesterday, In the Town-h.l, having been convened by the Manchester Commercial Association, " for the purpose of submitting to pliblic trial an improved saw gin, on a reduced scale, which has been constructed under the superintendence of the association, with • view to in general introduction amongst the natives of India, engaged in cotton culture." The mayor presided, and opened the proceedings by expressing his own opinion that the elm ple machines, of which there were four specimens in the room, were admirably adapted for use among the cottages and small farmers of India, and that if introduced among them it would be one of the greatest blessings yet bestowed on them, whilst the eneoungenteut they would give to cotton growing would be of immense benefit rto th J progress or manufactures in this country.— Mr. I. Aspinal Turner mentioned that the gins nisi in India, containing 25 saws, and worked by eight am, turned out per man per hour, 10.71 colon. The small cottage gin now exhibited turned out instead of 10 cutters 13.7 per man per hour • while the Marks cleaned only 3 capers. And then came the cost of cleaning • candy of 6001bs. By the large maw gin (supposing it to be made in 'lndia, where it could be had for 201.), the cost would be 3 rupees 14 annu; by the cottage gin —(and It could be laid down in India at 3(.; and limed' of wood in India could be supplied fur less)—the cost was 3 rupees 4 annu ; whilst by the chorea the rust would be 6 rupees. So that by this means it was to be hoped that by the cottage machine, Inds penewlentiter.• la t eilM und of , i rlelege orad to a n d frO be m elea tti n e ed ar al a lees met in the cottages of the ryots themselves. An experiment was then made before the meeting, and about albs. of cotton was pared through each machine, turn ' ing it oat in a very dean state, in a some of about 12 to 14 eafnutes.—Mr. Fielden, M.P., for Blackburn, moved a re solution expressive of the satisfastion of the meeting at the result of the expaint.—Mx noe. Marle), !'resident of the Chamber of Commerce, seconded the nylon, and it was Wto. —Mr. James Less Moved a vote of thanks to Dr. t: for the important semis.* he had rendered in the cultivation of the variety of Mesa, called the New Orleans or Mexican plant, in India, which was carried. Another vote of thanks to the chairman sontinded the proceedings. Taff CHOLERA AT HALL. —Three CMS of choler a having been reported to have oecaned en board of a veiled now lying at this port, the roverament has sent down Dr. Satkerland from the general beard of health. His inerae time simply are to make medical inquiry, and report to the board of health, whilst the cartoon were to see that all 006 MlllaiCitiOD between the Pallas, the tainted ship, and the shore, excepting to medical saes, be cat off until eta days ea-