The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-02 00:00:00

........----_ _ ai as awn tonnsibility, en without marine to batmen 1 la the anellislida that way awe fern Its seeleadess. sad the deneelesess that say blew thew, eller by es steed _ _eaf a lre s a l a a i rwal of 1Z san ualies sab r is ons• r▪ e i • enewel et the woe with belahld Ili One teem, Uekellist the batter win in bow abler help bis Weeps sea hawk: the desertisa el the Italian and Has• rearm to his easy wbflet la the ibid. Oen be eta saw nada the pereladeas stew lan beedin trona are, ben*, aka" that the learner will ise alb le ends Wain et Vines by bean slg w h ass isetheywooldbenteespewitiubewbeioroweritit Arabs eniesidei by Tenee.aul napriannal Wier. bat The imolai" sews seleisise ia their is,, lan sawn nano es Se domes itannials to then lad if, u h bkay they sons isle pier, would pad* declare war, red resa t to hatless The sew of the eavolotioney __eat at Lathan is el the highest iwyestasee is *senor wer es labs seseeqeseess, ad likely, mewl others, to deemed= • entrap of at The Gm's' el he r!Tuesa hung • ="sinistiy—ene, eassaturady, wws jels the hien el that onts to these et wed entry to thew the situates", bat only Ogees* wiesters acres Wl all et Italy, who weal leek la therande fris et ras elawal oad !"basso, told the mind entsiteds of =ba way y ea slat" nesber eju rr i girit a rl Y "labs = le distirdela theaulele new, sad to alba the of *alr pest detests, whin they justly attribute to Ind eilMIIIII)/ 1 “ ea the part ot the rinnontte ash a sad, aisles lbs esesiry se they advance bar Leaned', weal" Genre' ladetaid ha retire area anise behind the Ilisen. thus rayless thius as the, were base the fell d Mgrs. s t d the andedes of Ow 9th of Septet. TIM PRISON AT METTRAT. At the heat Court of Oren Serious at Bier* , lem the Itidifeiti, Kr. M. D BM. said—During the last meth he had Mind the reformatory beatitu de& of neatestl, weer Tears, la Franco, which had m elted dee Menden of pkilowtheigeste by the seagerade sneer ef les neretise At Mean, whir was celled by the knees en eripalleel mewl (ahheoch net meetly be the Bailin man of the them), there wen 500 young ellisiden. It lad been be astien a tr i w= eight yeas, be =with a seta somber, esill beareasieg. It reedy seat sat 400 new, west the number 111. Anse bees a very large pewee to the ember taw (sued. Like etretarepeDeeestere, it was an improving institution, and Men the benjwigneat he "weld form, the rent rate of reformation ormated to tiglay-tve per cent was Sneak to speak with earatese, Mee ba heKmed he had ennead the amber MINT mailer than over the jest meant This hastratien bed its origin in 1839, and wee due to the exertions atm Preach madame, salami by teak and ruled pesitioa, but far lam entreat by their great Sleets, aureeried seal, their large benevolence, and instituted endue ia the sinameiress wide he was about to call their atteatien af the geathessa (IL Deets), M was proud to say, wes a member et that pe feeds. to widen he (the r. ender) belonged, and twenty years of honourable &urea pined bin on the bench. By treed in Brigned sad Awe he snaked a kewledge of all that bed been dare for the misemesiss el T• tide kaswiedge he united a boatendest tresiM ad be Mal sot diseins young offenders twee the bar and laud Moir extrteace ; but his mud followed them to the steam peer where they Welt to reels fur • leg peeki—er ewe yeare—eimas for many years. Them siesselle se wind sea hie Mad that they tweed kin to mire his sir ae Mead devote Mined. to the formation of kb kelkeile. he was joined by M. le Marquis de Esseepelles de Coorteitres, who had served in the army with greet Male doe sad who being the nomessor of load near - Toe MAD a gnat of it for the purposes the iosi.itutien. They fumed • plan and laid it before Unite:ante, men. The consensuses wee that they obtained large suburiptions, end they ob. tined aid iron the gourd revenue, and also from that of the local depareeets. Bung thus obtained the seem, they felt it anew, to Min assistants. They 111110 too wise to begin wart beton they bad their tools reedy. They, there fen; founded a school Jot the troinieg of Intelligent, well disposed youths, and so judiciously had the selection bean man that a hoer body of young men be (the retarder) had sever seen, an had he ever passed more iaterestim boars than he pawed with these young nen, in becoming as. assisted with the details of the inatitation. The am step was to provide buildings. Oae principle at the establishment was that the youths, or in other weir& their wards, should he separated into Smile v, as they were called. They mined several houses—simple structures, without any ornament whatever—in which a strict economy ma observed. The ground-door wee used u workshops ; the upper rooms by the tinily, whisk comisted of forty weeds, at the heed of which was a steady iatellignit man, carefully chosen, who wartalled the father of the family, and was generally se. grimed with eons nods. Each family wes divided late two sections, sad each shoes ass of themselves to preside, who was called an elder brother, and who was thereby en- titled to certain privileges sad advantageo, whin urn the one see eneuTatioc to reach lie %the wieseeisel was I. keel by the superintendent that he was ode marised at 10= judgment the boys displayed is their sisals. the made everything ready lee the nespilea ef the puglkthey resolved to begin earefully—sethy aides • epee mar se ease, but by selecting how the redoes prison elks men, (are they had the pommies el grereasat to de) and Cowardly (Andrea, la Will that the aged. man miW be made cedar the is beeseable einers steam Misy mat to sinus prima, and seas a is flesh pies. TM feeling reed be the e ll iele/ the teethe by the wertitersa of Madams Mr severity, pre. deal wry Urfa' elheb. They were taken to Menem earthen weblested to • dissipline which while It lied waned beaseekase fir he odds, wet =el the e wers The The Aka had 'sea to geed see, ma to glee immerets pier, le shake. It we an pen of the seem to elevate keel children, hearse Minted erns led ere, to a higher rank than that le which they wow here. TM grease shill he been Mews is making the eNdeen the nee ne ,neel ef their ewe em ewe In so eeo win these prielple their itek Ihmegh.w9ki plaea, el a ohm rais pseensay IN ill dist of Os psiessay al tho deportest of the Lein, is whisk Molten wed de/ Ore wee air talon of nob sere of the years king esreskess brought then t r ia k Is Preace, es peels Mae all swan, then were what wen called Dow . erase perste, whe devoted themselves te Mos& TM founders ef tai=em evell ismbi snemeshes ike elks services of aims of those peewee who bad made the ebb nom their Midas TOO. • se be head it an airy, deed spresat. freakehlig the genies, everything ar•beg Is the greatest ceder. the esensinend wall= ge a r seders rat Mr die otter prise la the ekes =2441 is eke ways, se am who wan owl pats, saw yet quiet sad treaspiL The =a, tee was - emir the care et same deer asellen Imes nitde as he deed before, their foed, eldest d knee derripelea as that ef the pemenley, prpremed at evenW in the Mil in seeken, el the eleni Mew wMe egnatine men endeeled. Ep Sr Ms ere mamba ef them mai pewee wenallallinetlia ; la ilea the whole elle hard lake ef the irelaalea wee petheseed by boys rhe neat be seer the spat dress whoa elated, se sway of thee set =see Ilea area ere& Oder were seepend fa ease, wish se keg ds. ware se WO= Moss he Swain. le = speed, wiestneeng agekaltmosi keener. se be eliesned esker se emery week Ling hewed. It eight be sapped Me when thee wee r mash bib= ken weld be Ihde ens dm eiseeeker. Tie welesetaisly tee, se the Ikea alkali le imewellek awn of whir was deemed to eagle= sewers, wee eke to hems in the week; le the ream the rem see of kerns easerdea, wee made of IL The religion" kstreenen wee la the beds of • Emma Oadadie elergyea. Perin mats, he belined, then wee use In that pest if Free they were few, sad the. ware la • till es tenin Mane Moat in walk ricers wow feed ; tf there had bees say la the beillarod, be Me the sere I pent priaddes of tokerien week be i sat te their ea. The - rewards were wdl deem, sad piled • their pnahluaers We sash se ast he test, basierimendly etearreat. De it bed boas that se there we Widish as wham ne mans ea Terse tie were semessisi. end what ear pens was feed it wee 'hetet proper Oat they shoed yea be see bash to risen. The Hea der deed the rigs take is a• seek nest, sad gives of the Most eves up= seem. iagly the meet reed to Ammo kr ea ant serest had been kept et the 400 eye mat ent, seek elf whom wee set ley pier leader • master, be ceder the sari of • gentlemen who wed se his rasa, el it had bees bead that sletplar per mat. were refermed. They gad seatereset sods of a higher per seater Whin ,=; bet r various renew, whin he gave. he was is. "to desk it. At what wet was this kat ? At Mel trey, the rest of mainteasese and septeriendees (whist we asessergy eeposein eisserpent sa the stiebat el alb ewe—thee tee MO yeashs,lBo camel takings avenge ef the whoa 500,gava the meat r 90x, peg bey per see; bet this w menially lessonal hy_theirkbews, se that the seal east wee not mere ken 131. per perk per emus. Were they awe, be weed gitkratstm the momentPsd the of keener Dinakeek wee hewl_ Imam fee every or of its prism= at seer ; sad de, not withstanding the learnienes and skill, both of whir MVO great, in the combed of that the classes of a further admen tees sees fa the nese of nee. tilt Bet if it dell be rid thet ems vs. • Lego me to pay fat ellosis who he beta in beallity to the low, they weak reedhat that the fair somperese in between then whe woes reissued and those who were set. • pea- Sea wes peeled te esalereet be the magierates of Liver psi, be 15411; and smug abet imporeas beta it seed that keen ores ef hien sham, were aka, sad Nat was 1111 4. 1 Lat thoo llia tiserteen had presses been stay of then ememitted a pion e sonskierebis err bee el ter—nome be them eight, sae tweaty.three time Now, with nee to the it week be teed that the ri Rol* , besides =slam good me ll = sleety ; het that gm Wine Spada MIS &MT wither impede the mew The east of cab el thee; foram youths, ern km tee. Mi., wee Mi. fe. Net one ef these woe Mead. Tea drew were traeoperted. the met of whisk, end their fa peal esker, mma be added to the ether ware. " & sn eset of treasperdea it each ere weed be sheet Mi.; that of peniehment se. adore sit eat , at Ise Mi. ; eking • Mad et EMI., whisk Now these mein met the mein. le sere kw the al nem s =des them penes he an been appoirdid, bet to rem the sere of ether, It wee be Nee thet if • pesos was relit osier the Me of the law,he w" am ma/ solar the Wei of the lismasility. be it wee petal to irk at • sagest of that Mad k renames to the entrisa el permern asesee. Their minds, he wee eared, weld go with km, that to ean bee beg was se achievement that could not be neutered by mean. UNITED STATES. Ala ear &On eannary el sews by the °IMAMS agronti bleprelnes The J 4 lette r - from oar wereogoodent eow taint a fan &tail of news : NIIWTOBS, Our. 17. Our Pflokilailal othiPaies coadaus to pow sad warmer. My tweaks' advisee as to the state sMelre eselessisi by the latalligeese we lave resolved ken " ere d 1 esat ef ." To the nominemeilleithe &lir Ulm dais ell has. as lei el eet hist ia m i t • eempielp mob sant. ; has ter Shy pant Grade la Its politic, sad lea aria bas out Zl n ilsdis l tT e d i Ut_ . olds of the demands anh. Os two wee see dedy to keel Whim. **whip lave led a dewy ; bet they have arise limn eide to mentais &NZ kienne, thttopef ~ 1 6 ..1 Meed the ... ffq of the had a Wet • sad, T. Wrists% se done Irm . W Nitwit in the east ad sattles aid& have benne dims. thin with the exhales IlielH In sat` spat a eseterades et thekonee &ties. hy Win niplegnese will be soden yds Pees to Oak eperatien sad • flonene seed& for their Feiss& It is sow etraline& Wiped that Perwaylvena will give akw majority he Owed Teylse. It is a dr eenstiam worthy of sorer ales, that the Painsylvanans ars hail cf tallitaey eaulidatea. Ton lone Gesend Harrison a WM; sad, arm la aiding Yana the two Wary es for the pnalasey, Taylor eal Can, will go ks the more distiagais of the t wo. Prom Obio the retsina ore as yet ansatisfastary to both parties. The question of fres mills, made an lamed spa the whir strength, yet neeerthelem the whip will have a majority is the legislature on joint Ulla, which esseres to them a member it the United States eseets, in plan of W. Alles, ow of the loudest of their s I Wu tram the fasts in the caseC la tis t friands of One eel Taylor will wry the state at the praideetial shads. The dimes:ado piety went in solid Wean for their lead thedidetes, and they were sided by the abelitionises end moneent whies; bat when they ore sailed on to vote kr Can or Van Berea they will divide!, and in that way, the ship retelahn their pretest waihme, having divided se Mel se they sae, will have • large plurality. l a has also bosoms • whig state. 'Ti.eisseka et Gem Taylor is, thersibre, sensiderof by ithe" karkling OEM" as • " fixed fact," sad the politicians teseinedy speceladag is &dreads spas his knee cabinet, enure mithasse whisk are likely to prevail at Deming sweats elk desk dolma teems. girown he • death bat test the wif will ha es mai. ILP wklers if ihn me In • 1 10 1 161 . 68 . 21 •"1" 11 70 " to pet& ear aeon cad &Ms mesultetwes. Nothiag short of Ole WU satisfy thek esamikawdeL The web-unswy will I aim le se Angel re to tho endow ausm&doa id eel Is eur esemea. Oar tal peen. May treneetleas en at pesos% efin the karma r ot 4. Carts aid banes are the Herat W i s al ex nweat•ed mil& . ere hauled ahandien glen la plees u ere at man lasee Is pedal la W they m* mol air keg albelesedon raniume ken ek tile esie Maths ir am marstoss vein. a widest bests, while war Ins. p &Aim the weessive. I have already stated la 111/I=lllllll, that ••• IMAM SOW are so man above I% set wed he the win& of dation. ei= e weild legeowhew engaged is the ma t& &mg a tekroph gnat stmt of the tree., Um at pellet with Mr. Mena. ail a Ines ups We plan en 'earthen sweimehd is the Wind Sinn This pademes is ama of Hares, the pa pork% card is by poked= es Wolenal and portrait E ig having attained peat mimes la kh set, sad been I I with models in Paris. Iline i fe ego, when the Atlantic, he invented Ws phic system, anis& ism voyage be hes thought little else. In plaillog his invention he has met with the usual difficulties of Wiesters, and at one time wee mach reduced in his eli minatons by the inevitable espouses attending his experi ments. He had wercely needed, before there were at wink made to vary hie priaMple, and to cheap the form dof de . The meet anions opposition has been on the id ea American by the name of lions. His tele /den the communicatioa on slips of paper. The Piention me stamped lq electricity, u the COIUMUOII Is skied or wood by means ea keyboard, The cylinder on which the types are set revolves, however, by mechseical power. The wink of Mr. Mono's patent weer every design for *Whig letters is well as making salinity characters, end it ram& to be seen how far the courts will follow its in tootles. Mr. Bain hes she his plans before the public, but as yet he hes nimessil so pent in this 'wintry, in conse quence et Mr. Mem Wig wand a caveat at the Patent cake. The elk% nialekhal at wee eludes, is a great cariosity. =el is inswes halm sad lts great hall, several kit hug, is Mal An model. All strangers *Mg the mat of government examine the Patent-office es 's menu 0111111111110. So many peat forte& hen bees made by aneetiess in the United States, that they are • popular seeded naklag money. Nor do our Levenson invariably Imisef to the 'mechanical classes of oar people. A lawyer is M likely to be an inventor se thy one el 6. This kraus- Mow k strikingly characteristic of our counti , peen. They have • tarn lot almost everything, and when defeated in one dodge they take up soother with indomitable easegy. As amuskg airculastanes happeeed the other meth/ et one of ear minor theatres which has made Nee amiss la the world. A mew loam, piece has hese gm up, asked f' e lTgr a c r ark in Sham" Ose of the seines reptheate a lathy bail, at which • reporter of the Herald is supposed to be present, deseeadiag black mall for his sinless to publish ing a description of the shank= pelmet. This is presisely illastrative of what I have ineatiened la a &met Mier with =to a faacy ball at Samosa. It F., that th e gab led attachia of the Herald • this satire to themselves and endeavoured to hiss ethers from the step. The row ended In their owe espelsiew The Irish excitement hes entirely °eased neon as. The Directory having refused to give up the wog in their hands appear no longer in public. Sled meek& umbris. The Wein patriot Mr. ld'Oee is here, and hr pehlithed an address, la which he attributes the fan of Tines biked to the modest of the Irish priesthood. The London 1b... intimates, that when in our cities we shed have Irish quarters mid is every state an Irish fat ties, in will kwer ereastidag of the blunter. We know it abeadt irti li ta fe have sae ward ha this aity, the sixth, which is the meth dimspetabk, end the most disorderly. This I. the I wed, and is entirely under their eiatrel. lii attempt is ewe moan to neap its vote, and the only demi that the whip ens have et carrying it, is when the seemelllall eat mess themadvar. I enehe Se soca* Ike diapason& =of the Aram tqll& den et ilmagame i every deg. a& aims ef ear jams& don Wan ' the het, it ansenekee en of wpmeilesable eabitsaws. rfals Meek, to say that the emtattords* essilanef the I sad the favour &MR them by the densentle peg is 'particular, hie men the bielfgaatica of no Clensine. A deadly hatred is graft up betimes then &use a foreigners, sad at the genies destles, the latter will vote the Whig ticket. To show pea haw be this to the Irish extends I will ealy nestles tat la a messyatria of tinny, oat of a patrol el ildpihree =di= all Lin except two Amor iseasemanme me the ? mid oat . remark amass en Wish& its et dam s 1 1;=•• rise to peat totatotty. We proem, that the of Dr. Sees will him& tree, whenever the inlasase of the bin bosons really narrate. As pet it le say hit is this state with my apes et ditgen sad hen it is eameleany S om me d i m Dabs population, whist nelame in this entry was the masequi see of their regulars prissiplas ia thole ensa ute. reeeny sailed to join *dr ornesies la their sew Bu t they have re&saA sad must day weld as oppatesity for aeries. Manor Ms Is the fat or set we de set haw, bat it is very peels& that they *mad dismosives wits ion is the tow Beam as of sea apes the &gen Was VOL Whimannemi maw • h est their it amedieless. awl &hew dated, they *mad thorned& eat of plea Ites= piped, so me dewed ; when they aiwarsed. se ant la. maned. Be they have seem hen to dear New York to Inn balks a& attend the wen lion inane& es them & set kelp the nese of liberty in the aid world wide es. They desks war sympathise aot • little. We bight to Any up en dienklen emil hot ladif keen Ide set been the Ansel& people sees aSi for any efthe Swipe= eseabalmes. They wee whilinad by the overthrown Leeds Philippe she the ream of a re. while es the Mee elf the drew I but ready, ohm Wenn lag the sodas ef the commesin and tho rod republiseas, they haw wry goserally cone to the eadedes that the skink will and is some pertin Muni sad a ass wear. may This is the pending opinion la the IMO& States at this moment. All we are sheet it. sour ' whit these mis. Ohms, is the revival .1 ear &is t and a be& died for ear eaten. Jonothea gets man wry frepwady, hat his eye is sever of the mate nano. We have reerked Way from Wake& the cotes of the Areinaks Jake. la reply to that of cm minister, Mr. Desekes, ea the newt presentadea of kis arediatiels. Oar envoy waseendely wry empselfal to theism& that be, and did set Mass to pay sesay eamplimeas to the pre sent heed of the Borman arkwattay. He pain eat to his High du atm* of Washispes, sad mid :sas s J e ri tkliels dent " pablie seder" and " frafeesal " The Aendeke replied la ea eloquent maser, ad lic i mplt Ws la sone resposte n much novelty in it, that put which supposes that America meld aWin; — sea derma, In its attempts to secure pesos withth and without, thee I cannot help quoting it at length, It is ethesseri, however, to remark that by no possibility weld owe ge &thee ia ite friendship, thin to express ale pea wl three& Its diplomatic agents. Europe may weadase at wee WI the matt of doom without drawing us late in meen if V does seise& sped brainl ship and Impress soma s. Mier et dr arataikke Jae. Vim of the Omega Leeks, to ler. Ihmeltha pe Sway nancernary of the Vallee Imes—lt give me drase me ma sway ter grit Umbel arm et Aarbs es. ersidel tube Germs emend ; eel my theaktst eskaste =lre des kr the wham yew gerersmst Ire s mgrs. Uwe Memo will arm 'emir the thee et hilowsWe and poi welasomere Mama the Una Mesa eel Gensasy nets delis. we NO Wes at epa he Mad web se ressme dais we 14 MAW la its sun& is mine& by dr ow elides Met err temsems at the two esesi is tslsis—hd/dad. obi altbri. and rerle—re et a Idol is suserree the 4 my beim 1619 prided rimmed .Ads taw kid a soda him in kwates, sae ban Men INISIFMI these was brersters. Tide le • ge to awls Mill were en& the ea of the two &kw day the remembeeme or pear pea warder& re the immeed king Ms elstkes, lis ass Atter. see br die Wrested pstredsr bee lienuthid te amain weer ars ti We same par peon I any M & heart a desire von nen kr lemOrd septa him se in emekth mid dal the Mimes. LW him seers re mg hit. Imo to UK the the Ma tiler drum Ins rpm& te as as, hajmilial by 4 seed end em it leo .deans ft deed bre ware, sal to rem is er bereed 1 blbeduid meitsterret pens from widen ari wilber. lest dem ow easels sea a. mean by the friseekip of WOW port% 114 THE EXPRESS, THTJRBDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 184t ' 055 ce the lea leesertssaa: the essieumast at • sew =lis to spares * ls lei • Barr a 61, tad et the rams d Moe et the esemi q w .t. let isiestrioes preselies. itsl=l 110 b•• •& 11 . 1 • eel etas bet perasista is U. att7hll Isis Ind • M. =Wear Mad et tho Med el U. Tide is es theory et the 0 ,1 :t whet has tees the mess? lee sot the dspereerst la lerwer tees hes ably desist Is nethat eraser d w) of , awe boa alkeseitee with* say epic Wale MY *es tease es aseeseesest or saw estsier. le= tbe ewe esaissease se widely as Mel* Is i =es tee and Meshed NNW =tha Yes Oa sass elided to ads es the Mee. To the seat Stay Wass Relltiewti wane et seareses. In sreserleg tW seep. meek it yes ale deed Mt r the awe puree la saris at bad woad be sea et sea* pries vide see dud st the mroe rale as Ca p. in s hirj e ll i tie t aa wa nalli thi rhatztoe•-fair ar ali t r • pas h a= •bre is the Or* Mee takes leto ressob sales no. me the et= emend ewes serreied. Ms the pri * se d et Ile., Wass the pt eel is Maw et the pa* keel Ma Mat, tea slesee the aside sepertadly ot es Irk The they pros is tress a me sea spite oat et • aw mistehe. They mast wales prissipbe as wadi the led thesibra divest. fee IM spender They most der MtMMpylMpea ere with the seithetwo et ths Ms. is teed dr fret Ostia at maissee. sed tha dr Ms it et Me sores is • proper nes. NM They easma mg tire debt Weep Is teo high • pie lot the tzdj i s e rstbe kr it is hake ths yeise et dear MEd is the ado. AN els ley be sidle tenet. he the tan wee es ewe Is less the ebe ea are hod Mes asenigaiL Bet es tido seer le los sea me ertor—set they. Wire dil theiz s or etes bee pate liderzier &Wes. or le Ise Me mein a pare the WV Ir. ths Wrdeeds tbs proem be =iead Mari ease keel hew a. der hrethe matiasses aster tawrateeterrenesse, rare Met at ease ere. or ether eyrie ee tes Mee ewe. erre • Wes *spar, sad the pies t arp • erne Ma. be the Mom of Fs* r laderkbris sod ea." will twee* *et the eye. Oss bre yertbsest area weeps .seties it is the enal el lad far lemma resterbe tar • re. trek se • fare peed ads as the Neel. l amain Ore me It is ter ',or shreped ot debated. Thee are the Melds tale ths twla am paler le the asset et es wove ere It is Nes** sadist tha = et Is. liallralalla sin disks se eseses, fre the 'span et teede essil teem we be M leed i ras the peruse.7b tory risr INS spot um Ira resehei tit this ihsell be aim away wade, east. sash eiressaessee Its ores wt users Is ea the awl We ere at IIIMI•able lar • MOM heft the peas kris We saran tholes Mae Mises lathe ewe ~ay se la gallaMles; brie mere aseill le leis/ Is tea is NNW Mgrs, as es pesperity g the asesey wady demi is Oa fig SW ewes. Tos 'BMW ei MY OfillmeN Y *ma ti l te ie e l s. lasette et bie drsallsr, dr his vieess es el peel esseas vide he l ad e ka e ease we less a pereass est tie lianas et the raw media we set met with, dee . . =l:47Mawr aerie Anterkas maw Derreas t7 wiija I tramsegrit U. la ads Walk NW* MEW. Ma yes me gimes to essat aver ma Tear Irsitwertby agrester, yea kaa amt, yaw aria kr the Masan peak weary seated red give n a mer vidvimilellell■ la my hitterient I Mies Imo ado men • titat all MB be ase W elee allals Its ow ma Mass eerr umi goveragessa. Ila pea wearer Mem/ Mme - ' Tema• ass of Mrs. num Butler MiLa swot it mew U a lte i m ai imegegtem Ws hme Mer AWN mewl Imam& :=7iy WI aMr l d emismellg rsed sibe asS, dela tegemide for bee deism's te ft.& Mr. 'veered WI doller-, but that wM haft toe sem • left* gemdeeme as p ing aid la Arm mask Mr. Yameady is pl toesey geed basesi A bgthere sat a pertide of eitibesiams ealdbliod by the He to 'lll ead peaked ; bet the prime, is semereat ▪ perimeameses with so very "swelling - E7lll swam a peat deal of money, however, sc Pr itS i the tewas he may visit hi will find a mew generation of piny gears grows .p eines be was lure first, who will Oak Ii• matter it absilete aseessity to whams his Waltsperka elesiesteek Mrs. Arum Bishop, who is here with Boehm, is playa( at the park ia seems and rnstio manplagues, di may apply the tens to veal exhibi Ifte Is very iamb admired end alimeed. The papers its bed is her p ales as • singer, lei bun eglemellee en a wan laefaa, in the doem ciarsensit ellosmagfing 083E09101am Imun.drawe dews spatula mai - may bemwets. Mrs. Bishop kegs Maw inftrarnwe mid gateeteies ho reporters kr UN mew la • wry pnerem mow. At kat this is • ma told. Moe lodise Opera is aimed to epee hme la a short time. A good company, for leis side of the Atlantic, is pol ked, aid, it is it will be sustained. The most ea. rialseetrisma we have however in New York are the Owe • year, or so, we have • sat= Oleg is their mammas ism Met, .mt, sad that they ametreet tOongly with the sedates of the Malin and the eleesellimem ef thelish abeam Madame loam& emellemee ft mamma bra dm in armee, and ler la ta rsal* of mu ease eteiete this country. If say of We Leh it Grids, or Alton* Ceritos t _or T8(- 118461 would bat milt es • eying Writ. tiwy woul d war mom it. Now is the ampielms msemese for them children 'fib, slag mad the dames. A revived taste has attended the Zs=Meer new sad elegant theatees. la • year r two betake eworives it she leatieweess. it r the balls of moiety. lot them seams mem, If they whit is mike massy. Oar taste grows with what it Mods wpm, and we are reedy to receive your greatest arta. sod to do them all komour. PA. floss camas the tertgeby letter we have mate ad. ditiseel ammo ef Nowa, whisk idillse the latest yea ma hays by Wes eraser. This demene Wyse this edgy by express souse hours after the regular mil is dosed. The Britannia's malls have only Moo reamed Many, at 4, p.m. We have jest learned the eseigate of the papers. They have had no erect on the market as yet The political news has sot varied Iron what I have already written. Intelligence from Oregon city to the 3rd of April, has been received at New York. Advioes were re calved on the 23rd February, from the soesisiesioner sent to beat with the Indians, by the return of Memo. Newell and Palmer. Having aueosided in =l the amatrality of the Nero Penes, Walls a small part of the Caynem sad the Back wee, sad mesemenese of friendship from the Flat beads, Spokane, and upper country Indiana, they re turned to the Danes, and after a long talk with the Do Chutes Indians, the latter declared that frees that tine they were the friends of the Americans. The Indians in the field then consisted of 200 warrkes, of Oayuses and vicious and reckless persons front neigh bouring tribes. These were pursued by Col. dilham and party until the 14th of March, when the little sty as maso in sight of the hostile Indians. The Si is an account of the seeseeding battle : Whoa within 400 yards of their soap, we were met by ▪ sem, gummed, with am bead es Ms heed, the sews es hie heart—eisariag m Meg we. trissde r she people et the Tim Serpeat, awl meraM am ight tea. ninths mar demos were gees, and gar only reseuree would be to take Ode semb, oak milli dm has mead pin wer ened mimed. We meat fate their aim femed all mad armed, betater the repeat ameneese tkom effidseml we ordered eft tejbe.' but to premed to dm lib lad Wiest in their meek. Whoa we nee We higMendy we saw Snake river just War, fall of their Meek, war lag over, and thawed. ameeding the empodle Wok. We nesueded, however, is smirks about Milfhini ef hems emd male, and promeled about ate mile ea air male is the art, when we use M. tacked in rear by a it ladiase—thems we bed ju-t spared, sad Pafaair, le the raga of shoat 400. We continued a ray OM magehlag fight till about dark, when we encamped en a midi alma out feed feed or fire. They were ekes*, be eat amp all eight, sod annoyed our guard so mob did up lamed wit deo stock. At daylight we reeswedl p zimek god with it the fight, es agerongly es the dos labia about sore Wks of Um nooks, rime, whom easims tamed at tell speed to Use river, to get ameadea it am bow* at the ford, is which, owiauto the seams= el Web beam, they sueseeded. The Wady el sa=gowad= metal= Tow pi of sigma , ladies weer sad &deg Ouse the moms waists allowed. The sing& We the ford was lOW mete ter sews time, the fire MI the amohMents niadieg seam WNW the istmaieisy ef the eembak Lai had If met beam he the held sad decided stead eta the sea eagle mom Wearable point, the army must have esetimed a heavy kos is entetlag the areas—perhaps haw hem he... tate or fades sad eat se simes. Is at hour the sisal ef oar slim had hmhoil. The loaf battle had ended. We were all over the aver alive, sad bat aim or sea were wounded. use =many. It was am st. with ear essay. The Maar km rear of their musketry, whisk bed hem semadias Yea sere tor K seem, had seed away j their shrill werAtheep wee sham to the melancholy death seeg, while • member of their Mass bentore, who la y ea the fold, heard not Week manta stagy. They salad of their warden, MVO eaziem to leave the And of the Temassissa they had bun to gain it. We sawed ea to the kat, at width guise me sr rived ea the erudite of the Min, wan dawn leak lades, sad Imager, he sails Wide& bat a semi elle IlmWeee day& Two days after a esmaell of Assn was 11/1111M4 be track it was resolved that we bed asesespildiel all we emit without more nom Slid ammusdlitm, led that it was best ihr sie Ids e u t us sa ie r ferthwitk M this plass, end us. ve p a et somamaitio sad twain ea We far ther moment' of = m, ay. Oal. wee aNs T I lag us, ja •ponsimiel el Ws roolades. what site ImeZ dent of his death mewed, at the series this elf. of the Umatilla Timm The death oleo/ Gilliek was awaited by the sosideatal diesharge of a mamba. The fatalism's of this battle sad of the death of the camel prodigal* • great mammas la the settlegasatk Ocreamer Abenothy immediately Wad a pratemeasten = s ea the Wages of the territory to tarnish NM mm, is is the umber la the field. Three mew memeass to he orgeniced. Zack comminy to comsat el mea, malt sad Me ; the 'matador to be MoiWid swag the esetpanies already ingemined. Accounts ken the amp repremet the mem to be in • very destitute eandidee—tsar demist without clothing, and seamy without bones. The torm of s=limiest of some was about to septa. Times was very little anuannitisa and so bread. NEW BRUNSWICK:4Im colasists my that their new ioniser is a very good fellow, but unfortunately a sew " ndtapist," and awe addicted to hunting and Weeds, thin the Mlles of his office. A rather plainspoken address was resented to Ida on • visit he paid recently to iffeniseralsad erwity by Kr. R. K. Gilbert sad a number of us midi we give the following extract : burin. d yew lassissay au shortly pneediag yew ••• swedes at the anessnen dads onese, esnandhle pinenweb weensinds‘ awlepas dist ibraired Is the lbw siserm fietnewly as Ihseght w pr absslnto tint ef the hem fa Many wt ils forprowmmt vis regret to deem tket essm of be sin Odds senneMAlM was sled Is al Wilma if theasireo WO semi bersts, lbw henna • ionise al Wes ted Illesen, Metre at mese peewee Ms wma. susbit We pert ef by the sebbas el = B , 2B . 4 " anrill e = bf MM. tarainyr mom* a (Awn and abiard, sad width we reepalfaily sonelos ear bad, MI neon la allesien IbIlm• as Mr es pills ta. below@ Imbed Is the dense of to the lenity, basebil mai. as yet, lave ten be MMus- Ws et dlies messemat, shitthe melon ef his boss eit We el bops Wanes et :resft their prehMrß wend an be edema to appreernia mem ss sowsrelme el nab. lessath w they Waft as Lamm Walsh be Mt sew to wane of brim se be dimbestege at lbws ribsg ties stints. And we Inewhs lapel One Mendes wean an le EMMA ee enebssd as penumbes; end Whet, thin ems New veil In taw Mast annum Itirafor awns of braes Wm albs se solemnly Min Jade =re blbs and la bit, la thin win earn, and the - wilelol l o allwaness ener etben whisk se eme tics can clineln ang ill eawesseseas NO bat too appreat. The. &dams use alludes to the mode of nein Kenna and paying meaty Minn, whit& isoonsidered ebioreheable, and adverts to the iMilvantages under whisk be people labour by withering. from the county free pule Mabry, strongly resstg that every restriction upon ewe °owners* iambi b removed. - - - • • - • • — A private fans iron 43iediao (dated early in October) throws sore light ea t►e agricultural prospects of the dis tricts of tads .sissy lueleriag en the gun of Bt. Law rem* : I are kw to ea thee Ilie hers vial& we eutertained reepeet. lag the pateeeliNal4 Mee bro. In mai ere% r7ollodien. Lome pirate ea amp 1 e *NW Sasso, to be mei bet I ast seaddast from what I bare ari bawd. that ter • Themee of 40 Mem by 41 or 7, Is •Um laph 4TePh ism moth mod mak the fray eft MU be mom oeMilmt It the me et Me WreMeole et C c ; hem eloelm M Desevalm era Mme seolimedly to Om mum. The r e ram% me mik the Mole. es dissehey Were ••see 1. , :v fle w Tudor Me Wm but Am Midmost( at Tot A gm* Ma et hay is Mob ler vist at ISO. le ma IL Ku& pod Mod Ms hem Meet simi reel It this maystry the pore form ead he paint, Mire il i egt hoe takes the palm It le no IN= am IM por, mil to • _moms them MI he MOM imalWllme art et ex . Yoe may mho alselehmele ea lia es yea peen, eilenTraoyd.g . ..eolleaverm Is say Ihe Wilsey s ir axing to MgrE ca NDWM .I IThTD.—Tb• Royal Ga so.to, of Oct. 10, °eatable the following account of the @ad mit:tail prowess of the dead Too ll•wrsm—The red quantity of race Midi boa to &seise la het mot% hes my mesh reftried the heestrigetthe hie= Mils we him be to owe, mill be eemeemetty Tem we lehemetloo to we bare obtained.** sleet is le set owe than ben a ere.; being Weil* to the fist 11l by the were. mi ellerweMs y not Where the mb ssi Wag Iris Ms word to pet Pe mere hove Ims modleet. The aleallis ill Nip* ft ibe IMMO me weber Teme my PM May MI Mee meelen; Mom OM Toy ell hem a Mimi sop tam girrt ursi ,sell mom ate list lig Is I& him Mt km or bi zyt e Uomerateet d. , ts tai tizerpty et the mee Me pet Ye Urn emy kirk NB LAND.—Thie Gamy was, whew the hat mall wee , in the aide of • general election. Tigerish y a pretty general wick for =emended ap plioatioa the puiriples of respeadtdo government, but on the was samhapatky is mid to moan among the electors. The aeminalhas had beem axed to take place on the 10th of November, imi the polls (when demanded) were to take pines ea the lidt. There are Mean members to be elected by Mae MIAMI. COLONIAL. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. CANADA.—Th. provirial parliament has again been romped 0081 the 12th of October to the len of November. The (poismation in the Garr dor ant la• rate that this peiresa is to Mei at the bear thee he &risk ot Imre r .but the grad implodes le that it will man berme the lat et Dommber. A dsthas. tire fire mew. si is Othreer% • saburb d Marrimth on the sewer et 018 12th of OMeber We err the M. lover rolls soopeging k hew the Mersa Gassale: "Alin, by whisk • Imp mart of papally wee olosempl. hake sea beim I am., is • Mils in rear of Mr. Ira% swim liwpreat, GriMorm, las tite Me= Foundry, and real with stedllag i• the of Grey Nearing, gad the ponies em lessa atZlne. nen. Mr. Ls pries were Mthir a site boon earapin by Mr. R. runs, sad • brick inkier; bar, belonging to Mr. Thomann, wen prially earawier, the Ina moss barely baring tin. mesares. The IMO s=l , etruntaimated to a bakery, roma* earl by 111 r. &boat mid.way be tween Hiner* end Grey Nu-street. A portion of the liner pan of OMNI prim was ranted by some of the bakers in Mr. Tlisa's employ, and their familia. Thwe pope had a very narrow escape, the saran bong burned away beirre they all got out. From the bakery the ire spread to the stone stores, is which wee a large pawky of door, width we have beard variously stated, and a quantity of hart, all whisk were rounted. The wooden pre mises at the mar of Grey Nun sawn, Isaing the river, beloaging to the Reis Hell, and nerd ms a grocery by Mw. ll'Arther EMI N ewt took fire, mod were r eused with all their e brick warning, adjoining Mr. Tilts'. sun, to the riewipioa of Mr. Mr, capper, in whisk woe reed • loge weft el diesel ores, was also thetroyird. Tha=if the fre war mail that rat aline NS ea ire at the tine the ire esnapanes " s li asi lie met, end it is early swig to their mew earl earen, Min by a rim say* et water hew the oar ria, whisk wee ohms M had, ling the valu able thelerth Mare ea Grey Nimmons, midst was is the pert jammiy, ma saved hawtherstion. The saran per- whit reit was lyieg In the amal basin, took fin from the bagaig shighe, the dirge dome to larnhow new, woe bat Mar gal the woe welly morns fee as marble is,, marine rpm. The in tom fry rind rat eight Var. We lop* M bora that a =ref of the Hook sad Ldde Oempsy, named Slim err • enure kart dr • tapir . op whilat are peed la err away sae. timber We bon are yet her Mary eatirsey teem his been Nivea se to :L i ar alio ire. We arra glog Mr. was in the Aires Oasopemy he /M. MOM M'Ar nor sad ram he 9001, ca secalt, to the Ara Company' sad Mr. Tithe, ere believe was ineurai ea the bakery sad Irk, and the Si. 'Welk:whom, ia ILlakrannerankra by Mr.Berson, le the mart of ratMr.Baas, is the MM real lestree Omegoem. Mr. Thempla mesa lrma h the Mirth The Ergo to Ms piping will ma nerd 1501. We ban sot kid the err if the lam of 0111 His Hall, to whim the warms ellespiall by Mr. Or, the wooden perm at the corset, sad tie its.. stone, co. ealded isf E nai lr n . belonged , bat we sadastaaa they wege hena.' The ride, whisk we area *am the Iron 01.1. of 7th Oct., Wires the Mate of err is the airy repottsg the terms ea rink sores as nowyneare lema la Orr West. The tar wen purist by le soma tuns ago : mitts who oceideoted Ifir. 0. Thempsea's election far the Tower Hamlets, was bed at the Hoysl Niels Irtitutioo, Gower-street Citpree s iterA purpose el tiaretiap that bass. peatiessa ea of readarft bis eons& Seats as acamet of peaseesteryea ilt thirind the last esmiew, sal stvisga ir liWlNlUSlN IS Eight be &- mad* Attar for stases apes Kr. Ps i wile wee NSW to this . G. pnematea lemma amidst loud saes sot, ir= a to sake I W °O way M fallinift say laity. et to prepare the es asubsem le ifes Sm. but to sprees be thae be hod Rot remarel son sesta to Me sidles is sad the seuatry, either from weed eppsalmeity eg ability • bat this at had bo Sue may-..abott be bask be ism aor segiestod Needy as their sepoomealve, he, elibeegb IM miss had bora a I very lei ame, ha wee ever escape the fret to Ws sad the lest to lass the bees, whitest sped to his peressal aosa. fait, hie health, or hi. plenum The flust mass broaght ia -was a gooses WI In Islet, and ea easedmeat Wise Eased to Ys West that it was aajust to pew seat a bpi imatemermied with 111010111111 d panassait relief, be obsertelly voted far that misdoing sad against semis& Ile hid ales supported the ROMA& Cabello Mobilities Bill, belong m 'roasts err saallailadze sop dietisedoes beadad apes roll &BO Greeds. He had voted also in favour of Mr. HOIIMIIIei motion for the retread esiselastisal abuses, is fasted A. lowie Hisabilitie Bill, is favour of the notion for a total repeal of the window tilt, fur an equalisation of the income tax, and for the abolition of espial punishments, and he ap posed and spoke against the vote of 1,100,00 W. for the Halt war. He also opposed slivery stage the bill brought in by Lard J. Ramie per the better seentity of the crown and itherameat, sad although he . end those who voted with himdid net seemed in rejecting it, they obtained some impeetaat modillestions in it. It was a gagging bill containing a elates. which had been abandoned 14 Mr: Pitt and Lard Cmtl~l, and tarried by, par excel!~ a liberal wills stiation. He had opposed the Alien Bill, and voted to favour of the abolition of the game laws, the repeal Odle navigation laws, and the withdrawal of the armed squadron on the chest of Airiest believing that faros to be ineffectual to obtaining the obje ct ia view, and feeling that the end did not justify the masas thus employed; in favour also of a reduction of oar mill keen, and of an &dare's to the throne peaks raw, W gad Jesse. On the subject of the eager duties, he Mt himself bread to difht from many of his Murk sad wad far heavies algae the mamma of 1846. Ha seed esarcolv my he lad supported Mr. Berkelly's resolads s in favour of vote by ballot, the mooed of which lamed that hoe. gentle. mm to give nodes that next smite be would introduce a bill tentacled thanes. He had v o ted Diploga p tM proposition to ode Vassalage% Mead toe the Hay He bed net voted against the Relatiems °6 :ll " The Ceuta et Rams Bill , became be considered that this country had seddag to fear from the Sovereign Pontiff as the ruler oldie Hemet dates ; but he had supported every amend ment that went te divest the intercourse of every eeds.ia.- Ysal ahareeter. Had the measures he had supported beset Imp: aid mere comprehensive, he need not say that Mid** weld have been in the PAN direction. He phial ilheeeff,, ha said, in :he hands of the meeting, declaring that by his emadnet in parliament he conceived he bad redeemed all the pledges he bad made ea a candidate for their saiegei.—A eiles was then moved by Mr. &obeli, eeeended by Mr. Banks, and unanimously adopted, to the Meet that the meeting having heard from Mr. Geo. Thompson a statement et hie parliamentary proceedings, desired to record It. entire approval thereof ; and, farther, that ia the j edjment et the meeting, the general election of 1847 and the prveeedier of the present House of Commons dazing its first simian, again furnish irrefragable proof of the necessity for the adoption by the legislature of the great fan detente' principles upon which the borough triumphautly returned Mr. G. Thompson to parliament—a thorough re form of the miscalled representative system, as the only effectual mew of remedying the ecclesiastical and political evils of the united kingdom. Tax FLooDs.—At Lincoln the flood has never bees known to be so high as during the past week. On Thursday morning the whole of the residents in Foundry open found there we. no egress from their homes, the lower pan Wag under water to the depth of several niches. In the Lock 'Tavern 'mid the 1 iwer part of the houses were also under water, and from the Witham having risen six inches, further injury was apprehended. For miles around nothing but one sheet of water is to be 111110, and nearly a total stop is put to general tillage, even upon higher ground. In the fens the roads are impassable, and the dikes and drains in many perm are tell. The land itself is so com pletely saturated with wet, and rotten, that In many of the oldest drained districts the houses are continually miring down, whilst in several others the sowing of wheat this sea son hes been abandoned altogether. The floods having set la so early, the water will be no doubt high during the semis( winter, and thus in several ways entail heavy losses and expenses on the different occupiers. STATE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH DURING THE LAST THREE MONTHS. On Tuesday the Registrar-General ironed his official return of the " state of the public health during the third quarter of the year 1848. The quarterly returns arc ob• Wised from 117 districts, subdivided into 583 sub-districts. Thirty-six districts are in the metropolis, and the remaining 81 comprise, with some agricultural districts, the prin cipal towns and cities of England. The population was 6,612,968 in 1841." The mortality in the quarter is below the average. Only 43,445 deaths were registered; which Is lees by 6,034 than the 49,479 deaths registered in the corresponding quarter of 1847, and 7,980 less than 51,405—the number registered in the September quarter of 1846. The mcrtality of the Gone. try, it should be reoollected,was low in the three years 1843, 1844, 1846, and in the first quarter of 1846: a 'light increase took place in the spring quarter of 1846; in the summer a great mortality broke out, end continued through the autumn, as well as the whole of the year 1847, until kfluensa raged epidemically at the clots of the year 1847, and was then and in the winter of 1848 fatal to tbousaada. A re. imitable improvement was apparent in the spring of the year 1848, and was atia more obvious in the Bummer quarter. While the deaths in the summers of 1848 and 1847,were9,680 and 5,988 above, the deaths in the summer of 1843 ware 809 below, the corrected average. The facts are shown more clearly in the tables appended to the report than they can be described. The improvement in the public health is cansiderabis in all the divisions except London. The deaths is the districts of Lancashire and Cheshire in the September quarters of 1848, 1847, 1848, were 15,221, 17,080, 11,720. In the sense years the death' in the districts of Yorkshire were 6,708, 4,708, and 4,404 ; in the northern districts 2,988, 2,291, and 1,812 ; in the north midland diatrkds 1,902, 1,806, 1,369 ; in the western, including the iron districts, 6,276, 6,041, 4.755. The deaths in Brighton were 349 in the quarter ending September, 1848; in the corresponding quarter of 1847, they were WA. It appears that duiracea prevailed there, end wee heel to young children. The mortality in Oxford, Northampton and Bedford, Colchester, Ipswich, Norwich, and Yarmouth, was high in 1846, end fell neer the avenge in 1848. Diarrhea was nevertheless fatal to children as Ipswich and Yarmouth. Scarlatina and emall-pen were epidemic in many parts of the conetry. The =Milky wee shove the average in the di ,nict of Bt. Timms (senwandiag Exeter), in Plymouth. Itedruth, and Pensanes. Small-pox, memles, and nerlatina, prevailed generally in the south western division. The registrar of Hesvitree, St. Thomas, notices eases of malignant typhus, which occurred in a I Ihmily very badly fed. The other memberof the fami I bed farm, but recovered. The disease did not sprea d. Dysentery, which is rarely epidemic in England, caused 86 Seatke in rinses. and was also fatal to many persons in vanimisa, the asighboaring subdistrict. The registrar of Ins taw Delia ens it was " principally with the poor," yid be OWING "is the dampness of the season and its. Van diet." In Bristol, Clifton, Stroud, the deaths in 14:1were more annuross than In the core goading 11848. Scarlatina, smallpox, and hopping cough, meyeepidensis. The mortality declined rapidly in the sum mee yarns el 1846, 1447, 1848, In Worcester, Kidder minter, Dailey, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Wolitanton, Damian', and Coventry—the principal seats of the car pet, irel IN:Mere, end silk trades. Dimities, however, in several of these districts ; and particularly in M v dl a s il y Welaall, Coventry, and Birmingham, where it was so fatal in 1848. There was on. death from common cholera In Wolverhampton. The deaths declined rapidly in Letts*. ter, Lincoln, Nottingham, Bamford, sad Derby ; in the September quarters of 1846 7 8, they were 1,902, 1,604, and 1.389. The deaths in Nottingham were 487, 442, and 311. The regains of St. Ann, Nottingham, says "The impens meet may be attributed to the comparative elmegmess el previsions, to the lafrequeney it foyer ensespang_ inn the diminntioe of Irish imminelesh and Ms sloe* NMI absence of diarrhoea. The number ef di pongee mend a lost year was so vast that fewer due the and pennies ell that clam survived to swell the Mann denirsemmat Dome. A diminution in the atartality i enmity nonameus to the great seats of the entry meauhnimm. The done in the districts of Cheekily end lartsdaira dirk, tit emir quarters of 1848.7-8, won 16,231, 17,0110, end 11,720. Epidemics of scarlatina and diarrhoea are Mimi as causes of death by several of the registrers. Theorist in Rune (Charlton) were 438 ; and, in the eons= quern el 1846, the deaths were 479. "At tin nen wee tamely a house unoccupied in the twine* el Mine, while at this time there are nearly 1,000 beim whimat tenants." The registrar of Dee/Negate (Ilsnabsremr) makes an Important practical remark respecting which is now so prevalent, and so frequently feliewn The mortality has not generally conmed during early stages or usual progress of the fever, but has raisited from the dropsical effusion following it. This is in eery many mass induced by the eareleemess of the parents. or other attendants of the children d the poor ; far, behee they are well recovered from the fever, nip ace allowed to rim est of doors, and during the wet weath er . kose constant tape are to tkeraW, inflammatory silledeWlapereins, Ina lase effusion sad ann. • • • asedatias end ether b igness diseases are rendered meek mere euteneive by the utter want of ventilation in the dwell. el the peer. • • • When scarlatina ones gate he. these small, crowded, t7l-ventilated dwellings, it is 'Meet are to "bet sacessivel almost the whole of the eengens." The regis trar of iii , Oldham, ascribes the heal* ef his sub district to the " emeningly low prises of peenhicoe." A few eases el common shears ere sehered to in the Lan. entire distrists. dina L s he missies of Sias parts, like Dane, km ; Mita Imiseremed 'lowly and the = Wi nnings"' Mee Ismael lye amp, sees now to ' have ceased, or to mite me remark. Dot the Tissik of the Inn. earkin people be unnestlershig _bum hater dewing the Innimim of 1848 thus is that ellen ; Oar aliewlng for the epareales et them inns wink ranee the &ens without I latiples a dinenthaef bea r to Mortelity—that is, of WS 0. Tampion. M.P., TDB Town Heat s the the Peens bear to the pepalation during •• lanes.—Yesterday a miasma melte& called by the con 'lva !Mt (Spun. WINDSOR. WI:MRS DeT.—Prince Albert, attended by Mr. G. R. Anson and General Bowles, MR Windsor Ortle dils morning for London, Needling by a *pedal train ea the Grad Wirers Hallway. His Royal Highness pro. 'odd to Iketrasea4teese, aWt - peddled at a council of the Ducky of OsenwelL He left early is the attendee, on his Mara to Wfaesor Castle. The Seri sad Comatose of Cla rinda' doh thou departure frost &Ito Castle today. Lord hr relieved the Marl of Listened in the duties of L a r l d i r Weida, to the Q ass, sad Sir Edward Bowater bas wallowed to Hon. J. Deaden in his duties as Oro= is W o bra Mejesty. The royal dinner circle this mato& bra Berens Highness the Princess of Ikeenithe leerabeera, end the PHs.= Eliot of Holten- Mho leageabearg. Tie School at Design bad a meeting yesterday at the sibs ettke Beard it wars received yesterday at the Colo isisl-Zmi"hfrolll a the Gervernor of the North American solesits. The Karl of Lincoln arrived in town yesterday from Nosebag'. COURT OF ALDERMEN. A apart was held,yeeterday t kr the deign& of begi n/es. Aid. Copeland brought up g report frees the gaol oont. mites resentmending eoese neesnury alterseices in Gilt. spemetzwet Compost, which would bs aesomplietted at a very ssssii .:peas..—Agreed ter, and ordered to be caned iato execation. Teo Cr» Pomona.—Aid. Meer rose to nalemit • ne doe upon the »Meet of tits primes of tie City of Liman He demean the .wince of the penes nee whisk the Mogen bed gratimmkg a Inns* Mein im pone of inn .He hen that is Osidineltields Pekoe thin Win 2 finale wardens for every II kebab prisoesek while I. the =Connie there was cely 1 he every 20. Mis W Ina draws to the seta et Whitecronstrest Prim, whisk be found to be fanny UMW Mu a tavern thee a • It appeared that lasumgraide eskers were en lin make sad females gee =nag end 11= aml umi with the pekoes's. Now ia fie ignitors, Use regulating of the align Who nee t, and the peens= would &e donee gamed bent Mee as dotage. He wend non that the l eafiest lss engin le a ommeiteso—Aldgmeen Challis se. eosin the net Oggelen we emend if theses's' em mehmple bid a the sandal amil drinking, the inmates Wadi *OW hew mat they dinned the altera tion by abaft pew mon of keeping on of the prison. —Aldermen legerenge mid he bad »own to enter the walls one le emennante with a peen who wee confined, sad he ben the in the eondihon of the lowest tap room. He R it wee just the place to which persons who did not Nee to pay their debts would rejoice to go.—The sab tot was the rekned to the committee. ALLROID FRAUD IT • 131101101.-011 the notion of Ald. Sidney a »tidos from Moses. Cock, Spavin, and Co., nasals tea dealers, of Feschursh.enst, was read. It charged Ron Take, a swore broker of the City of London, with obtening from thus warrants for the sale of tees to a large neon ander tabs »presentations of see. Mr. Tuke gave them a tugs. 9171. 16s. Pd., which was dishonoured. He gave th an s sabssonsat thug.. fee 5701. which was paid. This, esgethar with 62 shone( Ise which had been returned was ell that they lead rushed. After setting forth the per titulars of the busmen, Ald. Sidney prayed that Hr. Take's beads ad monies might be put in suit, that his nen might be need from the Het of broken. A booby answer was pat ie by Mr. Take explaining some of the gar gallons lad obeying others. A friend of his had promised to deposit to hi meat with his banker, so that he fully seemed desquelhe the 9171. would have became. He had mine the pstitionsis all his property. He, therein, hoped to omit would - absolve hat Moos tb: sharp at wiled 'fraud. The pet. end that they were ready with their wit- Senn seems to prove all the allegatins.—Alderman Copeland we enerion to tad thee seek a ems should be beagle before the Overt M Allarmee. It was cely It Ise tbe element et the Cenral_ Gemini Cont.-01km memben of the nun _ eopeassil *meshes to the tome east, sad stated that the Newer et the doleoint Ina a vtrteet suknowletligoloot alba We* Of tIIIII esemedea.—The moat this Imo to the utoolases iseetimiedes to owe deo seam of doe owned deft Ye iiiit if Will% MA the esesiatestics of dr tundra Is to Mart a the seat wt. /leo seertidity, whale is the S9OIIIIOT of 1846 was execs si,v2iL high in Sheffield, iiaddersfield, Halifax, Bradford, sad Hull, was little above the average of preceding yeas 1848. The deaths in Leeds and Hamlet, daring the three wormer quarters of 1846-8, were 1,368, 1,326, and 1,168 .• in Hull, 488, 401, and 336. Barth= and dysentery leave been prevalent and fatal in Leeds. The deaths in Myton (Hull) were 218 ; of which 61 were by armed@ diseases, Including 39 cams of diarrecea, 4 of cho hria,4_of inalittsst fever, 3of typhus. The mortality, which to IMM wee to high in Bandeeland, Gateshead, Tynemouth, Newerestle4a-Tyne, Cuba' and Cockennouth, fell to a =near the averse' of the yeah preceding 1846. The in the mummer quarters of 1846.7-8 were 2,988, 2,291 sad 1,812. The deaths in the Walsh districts have been nearly sta tionary slim 1846. In Merthyr Tydfil the deaths were 374, 436, and 310 in the summer quarters of 1846 7.8. The premiere of mortality has slightly increased in London. though it has abated in the country. 'While the. deaths of the four summer quartet" 1845 8 in the country districts were 25,152, Num, 36,292, and 29,942, the deaths in Lon don were 10,987, 12,001, 13,187, end 13,503. Influenza, it will be recollected, was meat more fatal in London than is the cosatry. The increased mortality of London is princi pally owing to the deaths from dames of teesymotie elms, increasing in the four summers 1845-8 from 2,437 to 5,162. Scarlatina has been more fatal in the last than in any pre vious summer quarter since the new tables commenced. It destroyed 1.660 lives in 13 weeks, or 1,079 more than the avenge. The epidemic presented this singularity, that the deaths in the summer quarters 1841.4 were 193, 392, 648, 1,020 ; and again 194, '5OB, 316, 1,660, in the summer quarters 1845 8 - • which justifies the hope that the mortality from this *lleum; next year will not be considerable. Small pox. notwithstanding the facilities for vaccination, was fatal to 436 persona—children chiefly' who had sated. Typhus destroyed 882 lives in London; the epidermis has prevailed since 1846, and is but slowly declining. 128 persona died of erysipelas; 62 women of metric, and 67 of other accidents in child-bearing. 166 persons died in the 13 weeks of fractures and contusions ; 26 of gunshot, and other wounds; 116 by drowning ; 36 by hanging; 31 of burns and scalds ; 15 of poison. The deaths of 15 persons WIMP arerihod directly to intemperance ; of 33 to delirium acmes —a diseasegenerally causedby Intemperance. Only 2 death; were directly referred to privation ; 4 deaths were ascribed to neglect ; 69 to the want of the mother's milk. It is gra tifying to observe that there has been no death from hydro phalli in London during the last fire summers, a result which may be fairly ascribed to judicious police regulations. Consumption, the enemy of mature life, carried off 1,534 victims. The fatality . of this end of other diseases of the tubercular clue remains ahead invariable, allowing for dif ferences of nomenclature; the deaths in the eight various slimmers of 1841.8 were 2,400, 2,511, 2,428, 2,275, 2,199, 2,659, 2,370, 2,221. Dysentery was rather more fatal than in previous year. Every summer there have been many death+ from diarrhcoe ; in the samoners of 1816-7-8 &mattes was epidemic, and fatal to 1,649, 1,196, and 1.048 lives; cholera was fatal in the same season to 197, 98, and 153 lives. The mortality from these diseases for the last 9 years is shown in the annexed tables. Deaths tram Diarrhea la each of the fear <marten cl tbe yews 1640-4 L Doan' from Cholas In man d Me four kn quartos of tie rad 1840— 1 1,117(1 Mar. Jam Sopa Die. 1 164 4 1 1 1 4 I 1 WU .. 7 106 13 1843 6 8 80 14 1844 4 9 47 6 1846 4 1 26 11 1 9 441 1 9 4 O a 11 I 1816 9 17 143 .. Caw of cholera have been every year registered in Lon don, Tee deaths in the eight summer quartets of 1840 8 were 53, 23, 106,60, 47. 26, 197, 98, 153 ; the deaths in the same seasons from diarrluct were 279, 228, 480, 455, 414, 449, 1,549, 1,196, 1,048. Both these disease were fatal to adults between the sees of 15-60, and to old people ; but the great majority of the cases occurred in children. In the 13 weeks of the present year ending September 30, the deaths of 90 children under 15, 37 men and women of the age of 15-60, and 30 of the age of Wand upwards, were referred to cholera. The duration of the attack in adu lts varied from 16 hours to several days. So far as the returns to the end of September go, I may repeat, what I stated three months since, that " there is no trace of the epidemic of cholera In Eogland." Tee subse t quent weekly returns for L,ndon justify the suspicion then expressed, that the epidemic might, as in 1831, reach Eng land in October. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 1. It is confidently stated in an evening paper that a very great alteration in the jurisdicti^n of the Exche quer Court is about to be effected. That court hitherto has had an equity as well as common law juriodio- Um. Circumstances, to which it is unnecessary to advert, have contributed for several years to throw into that court, and at the equity bide, causes which ought more regularly to have been brought it to the exclusively equity courts. The retinis moved for last section, showing th ) extent of pro perty in Ireland over which the Equity Exchequer exercises jurisdiction, will show this at a glance. The result has been an accumulation of the common law business of the Exchequer, which has been attended with great public inconvenience. It is now said to be determined to shoal& the equity jurisdiction of the Exchequer, and confine that court to common law business. Tha equity powers will be transferred to the Court of Chancery. A vice-chancellor and ad ditional masters will be named—the former office being probably filled by Baron Pennefather. Of late years some symptoms have been manifested in the north of Ireland of a return to a less sectarian feeling, and among the many " good old customs" per mitted to fall into desuetude, has been the special ser vice for the 6th November. Dr. Meant, Bishop of Down, Connor, and Dromore, seems anxious to revive the ancient spirit. His lordship, in reply to an inquby from one of his clergy, whether the special service or that of the Sunday should be read on the ensuing 6th, replies that he has known proclamation to be made commanding that service to be read, as well at the coronation of the good old Ring George as at those of his successors, and that he thinks it ought to continue. He intimates that he would publish this reply for the information of his clergy, and he has done eo; with what effect remains to be seen. The trial of Mr. O'Doherty has not yet concluded. The report of the proceedings presents no features of interest beyond those which ordinarily attend Irish political trials—the personal contentions of the coun sel at both sides. The Solicitor-General, nettled at the nee made of political tipples by Mr. But, in his address to the jury yesterday, attacked him in turn ; Mr. Butt is supposed to have considerable influence with that clue of protestant conservatives of which the present jury is exclusively composed, and the Solicitor warned them lest predilections of that sort should warp their better judgments. The result was a most indecorous exhibition in court. Both parties however apologised to the court before it rose. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, OCT. 31. The cholera still continues to select its victims from the came localities and from amongst the same class of individuals that ordinarily are the subjects of typhus in large towns. The old town is its strong hold, and it can scarcely be said to have manifested itself in the new town. It thus teaches an impressive military lesson which it were well to improve. The general belief is that the epidemic is milder than it was in 1832: but this is a mistake. In 1832 the first month tarnished only 42 cases ; whilst in 1848, from Oct. l 4 to 24, being the first twenty days of its preva lence, the cases were 80. In 1832, the disease broke out on 22d February, and did not finally leave the town till 16th December, during which pried the cues amounted to 1,886, and the deaths to 1,065. The authorities are taking credit to themselves for their activity about remedial measures, bat their ex ertions are not making much impression out of doors. Swineries have been put down, and large accumula tions of filth removed, but the closes and narrow streets retain their wonted unwholesome odour, and till disinfectants are used largely there is little pros t of improvement in this respect. The great want of house accommodation for the lower classes is a formi dable obstruction to sanitary:treasures. From thelarge number of railway and other works which have been going . on for some years, there has been an influx of labounng men ; but, instead of their introduction ' being followed by an increase of dwellings of an ' humbler description, that class of domiciles has been very considerably diminished by the demolition of 4A• stilly Mar. Jmr. 14484. Dee. 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''' ___l 7 u medical advice at all hours, but as ylel ~ , ..Wnf- T ea effect No indications of the dismal" ~-,e— r ' 7 - ".•' 4 of the weather is favourable to - l' r ' .-11 ' . .. the merge. 4 ( . 41%e'y mi ji The chartist trials fixed for tig 4a . • "•• looked forward to with some in . . -r;.'"4" , sal out of custody, and a general sympathy is - fa the remaining dupes, le ft by their quondge► ..,_...? 0 • • sk e, I. ,: • " g",...• law rri the nit -1 °b aler. litiOS. n sU. 1 pia- il it • bp. mass. Ft is low 01 pe Ger &boat au 46 r. 26. In uma - I pore • So knows. Ike IMO &awn Ray ba