The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-02 00:00:00

Maj.- Gon. ral Jrka M`Doaald examined.—Reco:lected the arra: et the primer. Was at Merles. Sc , . him ion mediau ly after his mat. Raw him in the bridewell Meat II to clad. law the prisoner give ap article, papery, keys. mad other things, of which ha (witness) tea e as weary. Took ere of them. He board his name. Mr. O'Brien pee the articles into a kmakerehisf, sad he (witness) put them Into • duped' boa, while he locked and seat by OqL Zeman , . aft 41st Reglment, directed to the Oast Nero try ot Dalin Orie. lied sever seen them sine. MAW all the daemon that he oral mark. Identified eme of the papas he bed melted. Mr. Whited& aid that the mown coaled not rely aro ' strain deeneeses found ia antedi meat. If they relive woo all its entente they Medd pesineeall. Kr. Scott said that all the dagemeste 'Mali be forablied to the comet fee the prisms; eitheogh the sawn gave may some In inidsae. The. were seven pews marked ; there we money ; them were velem dings, - the keys and a Wag, and a precil.eass mom pedeestaresi Cromemased by Mr. TielerWild--Thlriee rthe his head- I garters Abets the time of erred of Mr. O'Brien there were a good mere of soldiers in Thiele; could not tell how many. The mom, Mad In Mr. O'Brisn's pommies eineuntei to 101. 16.. 2d. The court was then adjoaroed. CLONMEL, BATURDAT. The proceeding W. TO resumed this morning, when the fallowing waren were called to give Within, on behalf M the crown : Capt. J. Ithi&e.- I know Guard Iff•Donald ; I received a parcel his in Thadoe ,• I gas it to the secretary, at the seseetiory's lodge, in the Park • Capt. J. O. Jones —I recollect the night that Mr. O'Brien wee arrested. I sew him about half-pest eight o'clock in the hadewell of Varies. Ihad • long conversation with Mr O'Brien. I got two latent from him, one for Mrs. O'Brien, Sid the other for Mrs. Dolleny. I traumata Mrs. Do hay's letter to rob-inspector Con, at Cashel ; he also spoke &boot a perematran, which he said we in the keeping of Mrs. Day, at Cashel, and skid lee 111 could get it Or him. Kr. O'Brien then wrote • letter to Mrs. Doha* to deliver the poetmaateaa, which I teat to 11r. Cox. I Wei& gamily masked a ir. rs Aim in ner . and /saw k the same day to l Bagman, ea eng To Mr. Whiteside.-1 am • stipeadiavy magistrate, sad always limp my word. I gave Kr. O'Brien a distinct assa• rani that be wonted realm his portmanteau when I got it *eat bat I did or keep my word with him. Sals-lespeccre Cm —I meshed at Cashel, se the 9th et Mirk a Mew eaten hy•_ Kr. O'Brien muds. Meg, *cm the memow seat by Mr. Jones. I get the mar& tree from Mr. Debeny's hems before I est Mr. O'Bsines letter to Mee. &May. I gave it to a Michael /leleesery, a rinstable.—Ortli s elrd Augur I remind • perimenem from Salt-Impector Cox, with dies& 0001 to It to Caner Jones. I delivered it to Ks. Jones in the same state is which I received it. C. it. .—ln August let I received a postemellesen tram Mr . Jean. I conveyed it is my own custody le Mr. Redington. and gave It to him at the anderverehoes edits in the Phccnix Peak, Dahlia. T. H. Burke.—l brow Kr. Itiaington, I was with Km in the Inaft) peek, en Sunday, the 6th of Amen. _WWI, there i= s pe l k austs tmanion coon to Km, tiQvereil lig • geodesist he the tellay. When it arrived, I went to the mete. bark a title prod wrapped ttge in a handkerchief, nidell Awed laird up In Mr. irdied era's oMee. Mr. Ralleglen reit a bus* of keys eset of that areal, which he pm to mo. I had not the portmanteau w ays oked. I openeddieportarlerin WOW= of one of the k ram the ban& I them matents. There worm emosel com betides Main sod clothes in it. I Arse sad &es pat the tamer te=by hmel dieneell s eTh illie marked some of the papers as I tech them out, by dosing • semi apes them. Unitised other pages which I did net mark ost that eight. I marked the rime Oder of the perm the following day, before they left my custody (men handed witness). Thor were the papers I marked sad Initialed on those oesedons. I brought the pormentess wish the clothes only in it, to Kilmeinher, on the same sight, sad delivered it, together with the key, to Mr. Alison, the deray-gemmor. Cross-eausined There were four men a inane, and he did not know how many maid servants, at the Viceregal Ledge. Ledge. Did not know bow sung deteetive were about it. Did not think that Mr. Ratingen could know what was in the portmanteau before be saw it. Mr. Robert Allison was &pay-governor of Kilmalabare gaol ; knew Mr. Backe, the let witness; remembered his delivering a portmanteau to him shout twelve o'clock Sunday night, the 9th Anger • brought it up to Mr. O'Brien's room , ecordieg to at directions, and delive red it to him; landed to him also the key which was endo rsed in the letter of instractess ; be thanked him for doing so. Mr. O'Brien kept that portanateen. William Lowe.—Knew Mr. Charles Garen Duffy sines 1843. Had seen him write. A letter was handed to him. Could not swear dietinctly it weer Mr. Daffy's handwriting, but, from the Marro r, believed it to be his, to the but of his judgment OmmezernimuL—Had the management of the printing department of the Notion doub t. Told so dtor at first that he had 60 about the h a ndwri tin g. Had no doubt about ft. If be met the letter in the ordinary way be would my it was in Mr. Daffy's handwriting. Mr. O'Hara.—Knew Mr. O'Brien. Identified • letter handed to him, as being his own handwritidg. It was ad-Iresied by him to Mr. O'Brien. It was written upon the day it bore date (4th July, 1848). Knew Mr. John Dales ; be was married t 3 whores niece. From the contents of the letter it would tip per that Mr. Dalai was in Meath at the time. Knew young Mr. O'Gorman ; wee net acquired with his hand writing. Resided at Drat-ledge, in the neighbourhood tf Kilkenny. Recolieeted thell a latordey own* _Kr. Dillon, who was at tin JIM 661•0•044 with bis Wife in his (wanes's) hones, brought out Mr. Mosibeir. It we the flat time he had bead of the susperien of the Haber Caput Act. They left the home on that evening at heft iest seven o'clock. Learned from them that they were going to Ms. O'Brien, as they had bend Mae suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. Had net see sees Mr. Dillon, bat had seen Mr. Meagher. This easiored is July. The el 'eyed ea at Belliageny teek place en the guards, brae of which be CammilmiaeL—Mr. dining with him or bring ing& Mend wee • matter el rine. Mr. Sherman.—Wara eslielter, rang In Waterford. Had sera Mr. handeating ; to the boot of his edam, the lettersded tolini sure In his headwr . nit . The Aterney-General then mid that he reposed the dosummts which had been *rand in the portaisa . te7a 111. 1erliride mid that a team bad bees given_ to show that the trash had set been opened while at Mr. Dchesy's home, or afterwards. Mn. Doh.ny had not been produced. The ers of " King e. Hardy " ruled the mint, and ke relied it es an an&ority, to show that the evidence ma isstll Rto mama the prisomer with the dorameate. The Chief Jetties said the eat ma of opinion that those was lithithere Misses to ems the desements into the pee. sessea the }thither. Mr. of Wltar oiled apes the mart to reserve the port Mr. Jades Keen mid that he had taken awe of it, sad, of seems, tila whose, mead have the basalt al it. The Mid arise asld, that when the day of elm** the devolved are him, he woad lane it Meet to say ast the 'diem connested the imer with the poesseice or end writing of the demerits. pr William Preaklia.-11 held the situation of resew of the Prodadel beak at Limerick. Mr. Smith O'Brien hunt an acme& with that hank. lam eaquelated with his haa& writing. (Paper *mad In the portnestena handed witness.) 18ad enesigit dies papers • note marked, which is, believe, is Yr. O'Brise's beadle Mink There is a letter which is aped William Smith O'Brien, the signature to which is Is lie lomilarding, but the body of the letter it written by some other mem TM document marked C., I will not ewer to be in Mr. O'Brien's handng, bu tt the word Cakentoyle which appears ia it we, I bel t ieve, tes by hiss.—The words "11 Halpin," in the second document, _tire also, I 'belies. nixr. O'Briaa's handwriting. Robert Walpole.—l ea Inspector dike Dude polies. I have with me here rime perm whin I prebend at Mr. Oriersoa's, who le the queues pester In Dahlia. They are of of re DubMs Goma& Om is a copy of th e Gareth, of Tuesday, eat KO of Jay ; another of Friday, July ; a th'rd is dated Wednesday, July 28 a date inter mediate betwesa the tw oy , former; • fourth is dated July 21. I rime the 27th July. On that day went to the de a meow tamed Keeley, at No. 1, Rushee street. (deverente banded to witness). I got thee gees *tot layer& WOrily, who misted me to sem& seem IdiEr me Ilia Sod them. in l et lie d:Coasty.—l am a eset ia the Dublin and eammite Impeder Wifl ht his much at Mr. Keefe hoses. I found some paws in a rut is the t a bby admit beam which I gam Walpole. (Peplos banned le vines These were the dommenta. To .—I meat to Mr. Keeley's house fref the eflordirg isi nes. I Mad a great maitre of =Long with WM Phidiwel limy Ann Kosiey.—l red& at No. 1, 1 last ememb eoPermA is to Dabs. Idm Mr. Thema M. O% Halpin. rer polies Wing ay father% IM sad oaths( away ems = asa=t at 9 D Olierasset ; they atee ilarece-stamt me. Mr. = the wade esentary to the ettafedereakee. reeig=smissi.lie.ll VOloranot. —Whet I brought the men ham D•Olier-street I pat them is the use en the lobb James IL Deb (en egyeever).—l reside in Dobbs. I we • member Oa eashiseate dab inTablin. It was called the " Red.handni" data, and was a bunch of the Caren club. It held its nieetinge on Conetitatioa-hill, near the Broadstone. The CleTell deb met In Opel-street. When I became a member of thetelab, I In Lima-hall.sfteet I formerly followed the berm of an engineer ; until latterly I have bee& • clerk in an attorney's dice. There were birds won the windows of the " Bed-hand club, each having Ard bend elk it. There were about eighty mem bers In ty gegAend dab, mad food in the Cann dab. I have se's Mr. Meagher at the meetings of the Curran dab. vami i ip b zz . swim* amine the line of twain& ea t I rma ems by the dolidter•GeneraL He (Mr. Hatiellftemesinavevaing le bring oat the whole bray tithe ori&issara Mae, without at the tare time offering say Midenes le Mew that Mr. O'Brian ever had the slight est osnarlien TIM any Orem. addreasirg Mr. Whiteside, said, yew der be. pleaded net guilty, and of sore you have been testinellei le deny every single fad that We have been legewir ed r a = a l will presently show the tionnestioa edit* O'Brien and the clubs. Mr.Viden.-111,y heft I dais the protection ef the siert ; my Meer bee WWII bees stared daring the whole of a long pule We, and I demand that year lordships ell act allow the solisiteripeorel to make any obeseva Mem whisk are calculated I,a idlest iiijaiesily apet ty Marmot. L__ The ficliciter•Oeseral.—lf three interruptions were not made by Mr. O'Briee's counsel, 1 would not Wm been Gem polka to speakee I did. Mr. Weleeeneiriesed he bai every right to enter his pretest wheals, peresholem stmt saltliessant his diem with dohs with 'Mit be mew bed tbe dishiest mane:ea. He bad a right ter immmi thanks mown, Were riming the esti» history Odom dabs Min tb• jun, maid gin re dense to mon Mr. O'Brien% asomeise with WitmenememberedapenJulyattendleg a menial; of the ersed, is D'Olkoe net flaw Mr. O'Brien siting at the bead, Mr. Halide M the *ref and, of {be table. Then wen about ens bramirad poems t. Mr. O'Brien d a book la Me beed, la elehe wen registered ;be idled out Me es the e of the slats, sad its repeesentadve anewered. Then Mr. &Brim irked Maths amitiesl strength el the dab. Witness' slab was net Wed that night. The representative of earn slab told dm numbre is it. Ms. O'Brian asked his if tits slab was orga nised? sad was it divided into esteem and eabentioas, with ea caw. Net lees than three bones at Um very Meet were °wapiti in this peseseding. Kase the mesabses of the eontsderatioa onsell. There were membes of the council there, bat did sot en Dabney. Mr. bilieghir Was not there • it was on a Saturday night (referred to a maw random 'book). The minting was to arrange about a meeting to be held ant day la lbseit's yard, Kilesaisham. A Mr. Treaters introdueed that plies es the best to satisfy Mr. O'Brien este the ir of the clubs, as there was • efferent. of opinion ss i toTt b - ther there were 3,6, 8,7, or 10 armed clubs. Mr. O'Brien was desires, ef acing the elute as to their goodly appear ance. He anal wen the walls high in owlet to pretest any wee boas goi n g in bat a "dubbin" Mr. O'Brien, in the coons of sks nee*, said that the dabs were organic d to effect the independence of the country. The ir ening at Boots's yard did not las place, as the ground was previously occupied by the police. A ft er this proceeding had concluded, Mr. O'Brna gave an racouraging account of his tour through else dabs in Cork, and other pleas which he mentioned. He said he saw them organised, sad they wets as tee a body as any is her ba mudesty's serene. He par ticularly mined out tot Cork clubs Pot ng so orderly and well organised. There was a general conversation as to the teats of the arms. Trenton nor an account of a tour which be bad through legend. Trenton stated the then were two towns in England from which 603 armed men would come over at a moment's notice, when the issurnetion would break oat. He mid they also bad two swivels rawly to mem over. Trenton was addressing Mr. O'Brise. Trentea, when he mentioned the mason, said the great &Sleety lay in the way of getting thee over. Mr. O'Brien instaseed where he had been at Bantry. and was met there by a boat's crew, sad had the country soon raised to welcome his. The boat went seven end raised the dabs, as that there wen km or ins Mowed to one him; sad he suggested that every dab in Dublin should have boats mai for that mrpose. Knew Mr. C. O. Daffy ; he was is mime at the t Solicitor Oeseral.—Was anything Mid in newsmen to his? WitllPlL—You are mefounding dates; it occurred upon the 19th. Mr. O'Brien spoke hr a mesidsrable date shout the organisation mesematy tsilimittlis whisk dry bad in view. He acsilersi that the was test our Mtn; is bet be bad ad being le positive. Ho rid be wield Fehr sitaraisi Ile than that one *mid lose his elite en his easeant by a At the time Mid Trenton asked Wm as to the date of the insurreeden, be sods this ebsorvaden. dudes Mesime.—Did Trenton elk when the insurrection should take plea . Witems.—Not Trenton in particular; that. was a dis union as to when there should be ea insurrection. (TM sensor minted this statement twice) The statement Wl' mad* by Trenton while the convention was going on. The qusitets of a meet was pat, sad ts?,Letet . sdy carried. _.......orteeteral.—Thi rescue cf whom ? - Witnuo—Ths prisms /I in gaol. Every one said, that in one they were resented they would rescue them. Mr. Brim said, in reply to both matters, that he would rather ascend the scaffold than that any can should lose his life on his account. Knew a Mr. Brennen. There was a mid-day meeting on the 19th, in D'Oliar-strest. It was a unseat of the representatives of clubs sad pert of the couneil. At. traded therewith representative tithe Red-hand club. Mr. O'lleien was these upon that mession. The room was so full that he weld meta who was In *eaten. This meeting was I for the puma of defeating the lothlientsesat's proclama tion en te the Arms Bill. Xr. momma wed " tint the in lllMOdela Ninth take piste at lelee L fe the people would not be in a better enditimit ithemt." He mid the people would be dispirited, mod the 1111111Mliet would take up all the ants they mold. Mr. tight moth an amendmorst to that re solution, which wee te the east tint the potpie shield sea coal their arms ,and gine who soolottmes to the presimon 'ties. Mr. O'Brien soil that a lmeheent at that time would be premature. Mr. Mthee tab • epee& also, and wetted to art lots to me who should advise the people that night to resist the appileation. Knew Mr. O'Clonoan. He was present at that matting, sad told Mr. Dillon that the resolution wee too vitae and ithednite, and wanted Mr. Di"on to define it to the ; Ward it said that Doheny was organizing the tmtatey. Mr. O'Brien reel there at thst time, mid, desist; the time he was there, Mr. O'Gor man's meneedosect wee put twice to the vote ; there wee a email milority, sad the alacrity wen direatislied. Mr. Dillon, on sestag the neolution, said that all would wait till Ameriesua end roma en eine. He also mid that they would halt between two eginthiss„ sand would wait till rifles were forged is heaven, end mope drew the triggess, as d that they had the elements et the promos within thus settee. Mr. M'Oes mil the members of the Mundt had been advising the people to mirth* sad use, and mind them to draw lots he the person wise would tell Ho evil that he them that night to newt the would be use of those to draw. Had seen the members of the Curran club with some, sash es mooloote trd piths. Kaows Lawrence Hashes. who was • mendsor et the Red-hand club. flaw him prepsrimg muss piling, cleaning, and preparing them for work. The arms consisted of gene end pikes. He was whet was called a " handy man." He bought the math risk for guns, the baleen sad Mary eel them to gether. He wield put them together the Us. li. he the dohs. A party gave the materiels at a reduced ram. Is easy that the peopi might be armed. Wes not puma wins Moles purchased any of the arms. Attesded a menthe on Friday, the 21ot of July. Mr. O'Brien ma net at that mmil hug. It was held in the same room, mel sea a mostiog of the same body. lamer Mos was is the shair. The examinatioa of the witaemeshad sot concluded when oar report left. PROVINCIAL. TO CLOS/ TEI 3161101116111 POST OPTICS ox SUNDA'S:The M aaaler ems edentil lately dew without enteklotabis wraiths from that pot ties of ay tome& is merahoterm sad colullne. • memorial to the Paletatter-Oosemi, pm*, for the TN& else of that tows to be 'stink Uri as linsdays, se that fhe hatter-carrier' might eajey Not and Mead to racism Milks en that day as well as other dames of &isms. Mb mommisi was transmitted, and was balked by similar mew rib from ether quorum The raised, however, het our bees partially complied with. The eemasontatks leeei by the Mayor on thh frabject is m 1131101111: Clensrel remellee, Spa Mk, 1111.-111r,—The PalmselmOsmo sat hir Ira mar •••••11•Ms• seeneriel Ogre earemenan. end einem of lissisborte, MOM hr the ▪ ef tbsdanes st the tangle of *at two as Oman "MC am Smits& as Maw rot ON Ye Wilde Sods k mew mite moolint wasonse walk the 'My any of Mao whisk ties Miee as Uneasy, sod Mists is /away omeloOrt by le am, ant be Mobs= pineal se onnorise the e as sir elbas duties st the peaddise Orr Use beer, mesoffn pay ohms Met don Ma/ or reestve hrelgabittees oft, the ~of ',Wee mast be paid ill stumps. -1 as Moist arm^ CHAS. icionsw.—L Arsiap, rob TEM Itascuraraa Unrrr or TEN N. L O. 07 ODD Fattowa, Accounts were gives la the ifec: z warn of twelve months ago of maglgrate• at Mancheeter aaggdsd Mr. Saasise L were secretary to the Manchester Unity of Odd Yelyme, fur anh. Wing a very 000siderable aserszt of meow placed in the beak of Sir B. Heywood and Os. The rash of those proceedings, and of • !abominate applisedes to the quarter sessions, erne that Mr. Radcliffe ma disMorpol on • legal technicality, sad the amass (7321- 138.74.)1es oboe se stained in the bank in hie mom. The Order, we believe, hid given op all expedidos 01~ elitelsieg it, but at the quer tmly meeting lately hold et Miniboom, it was dated, and suited very Puff olorlohe, that Mr. Radcliffe had written to the most eniateds, eating to give op the money after deducting 801., whisk Ms &Mud ea a pr t vats deposit of his own. This letter los bet le • negotWla WWI Ws WWI a Mr. Radcliffe swain Is pay war 6521. (the balms as. issuing the 801.) to sew nnri appointed to maim It, at Manchester, this day. INCREASE Or PAIIPIRISH AT BOLTON.—At a meet ing of the Bolton guarliost, es Wedsteday, It was stated that the sake, in 1 1, etstalood a pepalation of 77,519, and that in the year 1565 the mutter of meow modem' relief was 5,663 ; in the preeent pier, the number was 17,601 persons receiving relief, or 1 pinta oat or every ai in the anion. A committee was empowered to eudeavoor to lake farm land in the neigAboortmod se width to employ the able-bodied paupers in epode labour. TOZTAIIIPZ. RATLWAT OBSTEUCTION.—CALTION TO BOYS On Taiwan hot two young gentleman of the names of T. and John Hoideworth, were charged, et the instance of Capt. Blasteed, the superintendent of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railways, with kering placed a stone upon one of the Wile of the Hanka Breach Railway, at the Shaw-dell crowing. an Saturday week, in *nth a Bonner astir endanger du moiety el moons ring the rallwey. The d ogmasyo are brothers, end saw of John Holdsworth, Esq., ledge, a wen-known end acteneire manufeetarer. The yapper brother (Jetta) wee diesherged and the other pri soner egged committed for trial at the ;text Leads Sessions. Bail wee then tendered, and the sessietrates agreed to wept the prisoner's own recagnigease to the nu of 2001., and coo surety la the like maga, Mr his appesserwe to answer the sharp. DZILBTIMILL POOT-OTTICI shatiaiirars.—Mr. Shepherd, who for the last three yews bee boon enem girth of beta fa depertmeLt in the DOW kw been taken into custody on a dans of unheeding softie ems t 4 seen, an. defrauding the Naga* warbeddirg Our plane was but smelted on eaboaday het. em whist' day& wee found that a post-dike wise Ike If. anent ea the Derby Wise. had been seed* into a lane of S. The pose woman who had draws the 11. wee rhea into contody by • polies ssaa, mid brought to the peseclies. After a hog inwoden nes, Shepherd s td UM he bed shirred the Ague to reeks up same defirieraira The most eirowly hand oat sales*, best made we by the primmer la am Isom Ora 1501. Re was asmidered • wry ruttier*, esevamt, mid THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1848. was formerly In • large way of biudisses as • draper in Derby. He was recently as active Number of the Wesleyan society. Bfiarse his sonfinement in poi be has toes very ill, 016,08Difillit& SUNDAY TRADING IN LOLlaroPe.—On Saturday Robert Barton • fr uiterer, of Belabare- attended in obedieuce i to • summons ssued by the Rev. W. 8. Britches'', chd en this information of U. Jordan with having, on Banal, the 10th day of September last, espesed certain artieles to his window on the Lord's-day, and with selling a portion of the sum. It appears that the &tighter of Barton, a child nine yams of age, sold, in the absence of her parents, • half pennyworth et lollipops to another child, about the sante sat Barton, however, was convicted in the penalty of 6s. Barton pleading his inability to pay the fine, he having • wife and five mug children to support, was allowed a fort night to pay it, or in default to be placed in the stocks for two boars, or refer hie goods to be sold. It may be re membered that Barton is the same person who was perse cuted in the " walnut ease " by the rev divine at Bashes% about 12 months slum. A new Guildhall has been erected at Taviatock, by the Duke of Bedford. Its site is when a portion of the Abby once stood, adjoining the venerable remains of the loam monastic chapel. The duke has also revntly drained the town in the most complete style by efficient sewerage, and suppled its inhabitants with a never-failing stream of en. I ellen% water. Ito Ars. THE Coma's SATURDAY NIGHT —Some yaws , ago a Scottish artist. named Thom exhibited in London , with some success a couple of sculptured representatives of Burnie Tam o' Shutter sad flouter Johnny. A new candi data for parsonage afforded on Saturday a private view of a work of much larger pretensiotel o ciaistieg of tries figures, the rise of life, three cats, and two ,in illustration of Burn's Cotter's SatardLy Night." H. a painter eedeavoured to place before as a picture of the same subject, a better idea would have been convoyed than can possibly be done by sculpture. Therefore are we bound to say that Mr. Ciem isell's (reap of statuary fails in the object it was meant to attain. It is as vain to attempt the representation of a cottage group in sculpture especially one created by the poetry of Burns—as it has been found to paint pictures from Burger's " Lenora" or Shalt spears's "Midsummer Night's Dream ;" and if suchattenipte, *Ma made by practised men, fail, it is not to be expected that they will stowed when made by an amateur. In look ing at Mr. Gemaiell's group one's imagination is forced back to the time when statuary was first used for adenoma; sad that pwe ood of en c ertain old churchesffect was prodeor. Itd which is Tirade la the snir, strikes us as a produrAcm set of our time, and is for this reason caritas. The figures are 'soh carved out of solid blocks of freestone; and, besides the characters in the story,' figure of Burns himself is added. The costume of the period is oleos:se preserved, but in some instances with a grotesque rather than a E n tice' effect- This induces Chinese appearance in the especially which ought to have most sham, namely, t tof Ors girl. We have said that this group was the week of au amateur. The artist, we ere Wormed, is a srMwright; sad this work, undertakes as first for asamentrost, has hem the fruit of the labour of some years. It. figures aro col the size of life; and, however defective they may be la form, the whole as a poop is curious and worthy of impedes. It may be viewed at 16, Mill-street, Conduit-street. CLERICAL. OXFORD, SIM. 30.—CONSICRATION Or MB CHARM. or Lummox& oomtentka of Uri (Amami mad tome. obi* Me teen memtm4 tbnumb the mtedicemem of Make Craw*. E...poelig et IMllommore. Yo td by few ot N. penes or mak ylaeo yembely. ac comemmay comeretim mho Ma Wisp of dm More, Wended by to =agar lad" a WO •• b, • lOW PR. dm et** o resild deny. The owed AIWA own t= ef was Wed la awry met. At Ur of= tr is Smorl doily mire ~Mori by Mr. Oommle. vim hit Dom.WWs le Sr &Wm of die perish whelk le all ode tbelbeaNae el ewlilml prat. Doemeur Ventartaan—The Lewd Mop at tblo Mow laa, da ring teapot week Wm Wilms denotiew i Chipping Merles. Wit. DM lad Abbyles, owl Boopeolo Waft ANION* at the reins imp ppleas mad Aim Aa.:7tswewt Pegorl. 011.11 Beafellitoll. 4 ~ e; Aylmobw. Wrest" ; Beam 10; Raaiidiinngg tt ; Diked, 12; mid~ory. IL Tao LORD-LERVIIIXANT or Imams:bee appointed the An. H. U. Vibe, Dem et Se Cfmapol Royal, IDAMNto te Ms ex celoted to lermes Me Dame FIR Dbeplmle, I. the room of Ur Bev. Dr. pro mo" Oartlohm. Pair Toe Hay. J. A. Park, Rector of Eleriek Hd~maily of DR . OWN to as liamorsry unary in the Cathedral, Derbam.—Tbe Ron ead Ray.L. W. Musa, to Washlaidon It,, Darius; MU, with realism; dia. Durham; Rea. B. O. Brume tomy_dee. vecaier.—Cheeterina V., Omni ; 2001., with reoidenm ; db. Oxford; pot.: Mow Mere, Word ; Rm. A. C. Price, dee. NAVAL. Poßosuoirre, Ocr. 1.-Bir C. Ogle struck his flag, last ening, at onset. end, la reline hie tormend at this port, carries with Ida the bed wine of ail tan sad awn won by ( as always erwassas, dna aid warns 1•••••••• r. Sir T. dd, ths saw eamanernadd honed hi. In lise st t ie this =a • Ann and roselusl No mamma heiseare.—ltar. Or C. Nai r. nand hewOaofOrhaTawny bd. will, ea Ito serial et Deaspert. 'mad Illenda aOS port sod Amelia leCisthen the ben to be paid e&—Ds, 73, is dad as sa WON dip be dwaltile ostoblidanat is that Inbar, here et the damn keels. en dank it bald be seed se • Mhospital Ihe the eamen and nernes.—liiests a =4 ete ea sa edamw der noel by Nada it. lard Jean retorsoil has. her .nouns es the Ant s. man so er mi cseded bet 44404( r Dear, to re. ane Mr a sabeeass Mee as beta ths gad mire seas the On in 4 sPoSsUss d Sri MOW^ einel her lbstanL At barna two Vein ads damn the Wan. en Mart an Is eight, but them was no read derlard hylos. Th4=by to et apal fur •taw setwilee, thsa west dews Divonrorr, Burr. 30.—Coospoo, 64, cod Ammo, 24, lea las ansted by the bastral lhanstendest this aorning, =nthin Wes reported relay ler asseisks.—lant. es maned astaday, on in NUM% ta., Ins loto dot this maim to at,. her saw serif. sad Dorn .L. ant Tanen the hen. Is New inkan W as Ma fire the Kea of Abba.—The Vs. d i tn ip s ige t io. tend Sr Patmoreb Os sans evetea.— 114, is onand to be asandesisod deg tin at this ▪ losteed or Vs Iles Josef, shish ddp will be raid off.— Lsatese, .1.. Bat, le at be had for ea at not and to haw • —.s -at of a sea.-13111gens, rad tr., Mr. ism, mselsr, sad tbh seasho with riser Ise Deptdard.—Vsiten, re mise a., oared bet night an Os weans., en an labs In Ont. IL O. WWI haw 14//f4Oll. Or C. Napier, N aomi the Sinn DOM; tees dear tins as nunas, followed by the Priam Inn i C.O. W. W. War. Wtesd *Man 6000-41. Mat. W. J. With..... tat snoisder a Se moan are nes pat, sad ispreted to one la lathe Nan der wits. Woouncs. Sart. 30.—A Demi of AdMrslty, sent. I.llloloigt. tat kin Lord hobs La C.N. on Oda. Akistedia Mr.arrited et Us deskyard thie Osman Yea f o'sise. end nee raind by Cost Piney. sang newiandent el the yar4. Oak Igraine fret visaed the troop, rad Maned. pasoeM to Send ads yard. atm they And TM Areemmt. 44, 134ia din teak • =LC et the sqz do mi glow ea Os or the Wog to the anus ad d the yar d, hang spat • net ass, retand a Lambs, Ober • s top d dna two leurd—Ost.risay MO Os sad awls* I Ihearlers this rwasish.bier dall Or or to flub soft at UMW ha=lorambestar, .Ormolm J. C. Isom retuned to Weans thlo mann al Lool sr • madam apaelaOeSl.dre,mdse arm En awn la maid Sr (spa Mlle oar be i r mi shiy a_A =das the ehansaref Snead (ensal the hat) add Urn Ostrom N. J. Pass. sand le be Shia ti litg? by as iiptedsha to lan at nab =de sled. Sheart be nay he as Is alga WelTs, sal ad =hark bre mons. of Boyd Many for Oshelaa sad Jonas as the Ilth On, mad ad at the khans da. AcaucALTT, Sire. 110.—Arrourtsums: Nest,: 11. J. Lem* Caispa—Ashant S. as, Ladhr.—Oester's Main J. A. In, Presidsed Oster : T. Johnstone end F.. Elba, to Itibends; end J. 0. C. 11116, to annoy. IllovamorTs.—At Gibraltar, Sept. 26, own loop, Poly phemus. MILITARY. Wootmurz, OCT. I. ROYAL AITILL3II.T.—Copt. J. Ines awry (Ith battik* Ira emalmet Inn non time t he Ilemant se ma ears compoy, it being the intention et govenvest le gedie the bees el nem In tin kind. lbe came ma enuppany the trcop 1. B. Ward, tiers. . 2 /. I. Imam and C. Bselr. The d &tam now is the Mentambei emptied Us pried al, LtrMP eurries, and vlll raters home amity, bet ea be relined by robot empay to be tent ken Werana. Wel burn among (ft battalion) hr ben Patna ben the lidd lateen= sad pined mbar nom km Jamb to whisk Wad it wth peeled in s non gab The lames who nil smempey it me :—lbr ai j i bap Ilentemb 0. It. Nam mid J. T. Leman eampa, lettelian. Tema, refereed bus hedge minim wa Piing& M the Mamies is the re to zt al lielm Me been ci l sami y the 11= 4 4 1 3 . enical AWL el the ha babe. rice, die Or Ids eempar. ZOTAL WPM ASSYulms.--09t T. Wetti. /C. Z., and the pony ot mar Me smimad urngiegel In the wpm weeny el the bineemploled ear womb/ the sump odzetemed *D Latham M& Mama MAINNIT.-71111 lanarAirrond lin appointed the Jibs* petleme■ te lebelerers be the gemilpees tabu Mr. B. Ahem, es nestled metrcmcsay Amemson, an preetlail tn. anis and machinery ; and Yr. inmen an p&p end mineralogy. MEDICAL ITANINATION AT APOTSICAItiII . BALL: There will Do a prelitstrarr Latin examination at Apotheeartse Roll on the drat Thursday in every month. Snidest. lasy obtain intcomattcs oa applies** at the beadle's ofilm—Modirol Gazette. SPORTING. BETTING AT NANCHINTEL—ParsM. CESARBWITCH STAILES.--10 to 1 agst Liumasbaraugh (t II to 1 apt Backbiter, 19 be 1 eget TM Cur, II to 1 sgst Fief (t li to I), 18 to 1 apt Duda (t gulp), 18 to I egg 23 1. 1 a d Peep o'day Boy, 25 to 1 apt rat.. , ss to I . 33 to I apt Ileum (t), 25 to I apt Executor (I), to I tot to, 25 to 1 apt TM Tartu, 25 to I apt Latham.. CkIIERIDOSAIIIIII BTAILIS.-15 to 1 agst Lauesborough, 20 to 1 apt Gleudower(t), 20 to I apt Terselourt(t), 25 to I apt TM Cur (t), 75 to I apt Rams (tp. 90 to I sgst say •Ww. he hod so doubt there would be no objection to this beteg dam fir. Strapla that called epos the prisoners is the usual fora to late whether they had anything to urge why kap sat amid sot be mud upon them acconliai to law ? Fay : It must be evillest to everybody that Powell ens e paigiuhig perjury ia all he Waal. It la melee to say say mem hewliag : I only desire to repel the dime that was made Clme of acting with esplieily towards the dotting joined them. It m not teso—eai I arm unismied reel opinions, and had so &she to um them he my own ppartppeettwm es was stated by the AttorserGenstaL I was not by any desire for martyrdom or notsdety, and I = Int t osi l e t i e s = of my country, and was actuated by a ?yeasts may declare patriotism to be Moray, but they eannoll maks it felony. I have nothing maw* to my. Having delivered this address, Dowling leaned Ws hack against the side of the dock apparently utterly in dllibreat to the subsequent proceedings. Limy thou addressed the court. He said : Although I ear of the sire palate of the charter, I never had s t r li glgir illation to carry them out by vio l ence) and It is known that I frequently expressed the opinion that the chaster would not have soy good result veins it was ether social and moral refours. " Mrtelm by addremed the court with greet vehemence. Heald : I say you have no right to sentence me. Although the trial has laded a long time, it has not bees a fair trial, and my rogue* to have a felt trial—to be tried by my equals —has not bean complied with. Everything has been done to raise a prejudice against me ; sad the puma this country, and I believe other countries too, have done all in their power to mother me with ridicule. I ask no pity—l ask no mercy. Fay, in • violent tone, and striking the front of the dank : No more do I. Coffey told his fellow whom to be quiet ; he would only theresse his troubles by violence. Ile then proceeded : I ex pemd to be convicted, and I didn't thick anything else, but I deal want any pity; no, I Pity the government, end I pity the Attain -General for convicting me by moans of each hem aharecten. The Attorney General ought to be celled the " Spy General," and using such men Is a harms to the government, but they only exist by such means. I am quits innocent ; my locality never sent any delegates at all, and I ha/ **thing to do with the " luminaries." I have • right to complain of the other spy, Davis, being kept beck till the last moment. As to my having a loaded pistol, I only carried it for my own proteotion, es my life had been threatened. This, however, is what I have always expected; I always thought it would come to something like this. I am not whim for martyidom, but after what I have endured this week I feel that I could bear an puoithmeot preodly, even to the useful!. This sew act, of parliament is diegreeeful, miff I am proud to be the fleet victim of it after the glorious Mitchel. Every good act was est aside in parliament— everything that was likely to de any good to the working classes was either thrown oat or est allde, but a measure to restrain their liberties could be passed in a few hours. I have nothing more to my. Baron Platt.—Prisoners at the bar, William Dowling, William Lacey, Thomas Fay, and William Coffey, you have bees tiled by two juries of your country; you, William Dow ling, by one, sad the other prisoners by another; and they havesi rived at the only geminate° that could be oome to by twelve upright and reasonable gentlemen upon the evidence that hada adduced before them—that you were guilty of the ammo with which you were chargeel. There can be no doubt—it is quite clear—that you intended to levy war against the Queen, to compel her, by forte and arm, to alter her councils: and with regard to you, William Dowling, it le evident that your object in *Wag with the others was to dismember the empire sad separate Ireland by keee and arms from this country. Whet eight had you to set up your understanding against the sweetest* of mankind and the result of ancient wis dom ? on have chosen to call that which the constitution of Wen oreatry has branded as felony, patriotism. Was it palsied= foe a number of people to °Despise in secret and to 1 endeavour to carry out the misery, wretchedness, and =l, projected by them, at their meeting on the of August ? Could it be said that de voting a peaceful city to flaws, destroying innocent , shims, taking pommies of the government by force and i bloodshed, was patriotism ? The law said that such act, were acts of felony, and seeking -Gould be more clear than .74 that they were so. It Is lamentable to find that persons of education, apparently pessesing feelings of manly energy r , and independence, should have lent themselves to such pro- u seedlings with each &desperate object. The jury have found a that you were guilty of the crime laid to your charge, and b no me who has heard the evidence can doubt, after the pro. 1 ceedings at the meeting on the 16th August, that you in- 4 Waded on the following day, when the shades of night de. 2 wended upon this unfortunate metropolis, that • Weill t of murder, firing, and robbery should have filled 1, this unhappy city, and that you intended to have assumed the government of the country, and have governed it as you pleased. :Ton have bees convicted of this moat daring defiance of the law, and the court would not be doing its duty either to the law or to the country, if, when I such an odium was clearly established, it did not make a 3 most severe example of all those who were brought within 1 the pale of the law. I therefore feel it my duty to order that you be severally transported beyond the seas to such 2 place as her Majesty by the advice of her privy council shell direct pad appcent, for the term of your natural lives. When the sentence was pronounced, Fay exclaimed in a load voice, " This is the baptism of felony in England ;" sad he then looked up to the gallery end said, "Good bye„l my &wen ; good bye, fellow - countrymen ." 'The other pri ; sonars made no observation. The court then adjourned until Monday (this) morning at ten o'clock. POLICE.- SATURDAY. BOW-STRIDIT.—Post orrice iloneuttait. —J. Pew ley, letter-earrier ha the General Poo. Aloe, was charged with stealing two leW is, containing 21. 10e., the property of the Postmarter-Oeseral. The letters in question were addressed to Miss Martha Walters, of Dorchester-place, New North road, and Mr. John Butt, 90, Britanniostreet, Horton, and the cash was marked by the inspectors of letter-carriers. They wen duly posted at the Chief-cake, and on the prisoner wholes he. his delivery he was searched by Peaks, an Glair Weibel m tits pateeffice, when the money wee found ups btu The phew amassed the court that the money fated wee lie poverty, mils was ordered to be remanded. J. fiiinsterv, latter-earrisr, was charged with stealing a letter one sovereign and • halL—Mr. Floyd, in quest of letterurriers, aid that on the 28th he addressed a letter to Mr. Miller, tailor, 3, Russell•street, Lambeth well, earlesing • sovereign and which were =k.& The Letter being posted at the Chief. dice, the wet et to deliver, and oa has return at 11 o'clock L i t aer shamera he went Into • room to receive his wages, thou en beingeserebed by the officer, the marked money predussi was lbesi epee Wm. The prisoner said that the messy tend upon him was a portico of what he had saved tram hie euidap.—He was also remanded. C. Mauer, soother ketter-earrier, was charged O with steal ing • letter, retaining cma soverei gn.—Mr. Pleyel said, that en the Isms day, he _aerioesd in • latter, Weaseled " Mr. I=.l3au, Wafted of the Windsor Castle, Lenrame, " a marked epereige, and ea eke primmer selesuleg ties his delivery, the mosey wee found in his pmemies. The Onset sell he would reserve his defence ; end was egestrieL J. MI&. alio a lettecetnier, who had been taken held mot* of the Merest officials returned to the Post-effise, was amp& with Mean a letter, containing a soverefgAl The Wm, which was pelted with a marked so =4:l4r. C. Dyer, 6, Weymouth - ,tees., "'was missed ; and it was subsequently racer lined that the mousy produced had been changed by the pilaw at the Rockingham Castle for beer.—Akm remanded. WORBIIIP-BTREBT.—ALLIOID BILL STIALINO.—J. Smith, formerly known at this office as a lawyer's clerk, wee with having felonious pomessithof a bill of exchange te a r ft., which had been stolen from Mr. Wright, an auc tioneer. The bill in question, now produced, dated 16th of May, 1848, at three months, for 61. Is was accepted by E. Smith, the prisoner's mother, at Clifto n, near Bristol, and payable at No. 11., De Beauvoir4quare, Kingeland.— The promentor's evidence was that he had known the pri soner four or five years, and bad been in the habit of paying him a commission for lobe which he occasionally did, and in trodeabig costemen in the way of business. Sub-equently be employed the pris on er as a reviler clerk, at 11. n week salary for a few weeks, but discharged him about two menthe back in a timidly way, having no further (location for hisser view. Thepissur, whale with him being in rather distressed rilsomailmeas, he etee hit emit for the produced hill, minus Ile. dimeme, audUelng made a memorandum of the date, 10., PimatwbQ In a desk to which the prisoner had ac mes, bet whet it beaus due and he looked for it it was gone, and he heard so more of it until he saw it in the pos seed= of Mr. Venues, a paella, - in Featherstone-street, City-rot:k i d fres what them tranapire# he gave the p met i in for &Meg it.=Pelioensis Seward, to wham the phew" we ghee la dew, head upon - him a nthiber M ketme, these of whisk reithe to the bill in ques tion were nog wield end ememdemL Toes these it ap peared that about the time whoa *shill hums, due a poet office order SR U. wee remitted to his tem OD seestry to take it to, _and be afterwards gave his Meads te understand that he bed done se letl that, imbed d emilai the the bill, he bad bee by his nesseithe le borrow IL U. upon it, ad rsq • unattiemse of diet em to redeem I ; sod he eispearail also to have receleell that ; after which the holder of bill demanded from the wiener's friends payment of the fall amount.—Mr. U ll sold he should wink the prisoner for trial for steeling the bill from the prosecutor, m end remanded him to have the depositions taken, oonsenti however, to admit him to bell. MAftxt,EßONft.—Taman ATTRYPTS A? BUICIDI.— T. Neal, a Yorkshiremen, was charged as follows :—On the previous morning the prisoner, who was much the worse for drink, went to the King of Pruett public house, Muddily, and there created a disturbance in addition to which be as saulted the landlady. Upon leaving there he repaired to the shop of • butcher dose by, where he called fora quarter of a pound of raw beef, which, aftar it was cut into pieces for him, he ate with Mat gusto, and then determinedly re fused to leave the place, unless the butcher's wife treated him with soma gin ; and as the prisoner conducted himself in Co extremeli noisy manner, he was given into the custody of Constable Holymaa, whom he assaulted very violently on the way to the stition-bmse. After he was locked up, he made three attempts to commit suicide, by suspending him self by the seek from the bars of his all—once by hisUeen, a second time by his neckerchief, and the third time by his shirk On ash mesisa he was cot down; and as he seemed fully best apes self-dieunction, having several Wass the bis head full-butt easiest the wall, It was deemed nthesetey bee • mutable to resale with hies In the cell and look closely efts! Mesa.—The phone' phedral dreebanness as an excuse for bin egiaugle—kire Leeg emaddeed Ms hr the moult ufnlbsopies to hard bloc It • meat!. lL—ffitoolomittoot.-0. Parts, aged ld, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD 00ORT.-B.truma. TRIAL OP CLIFTILY, FAT, AND LACEY FOR MONT. We anc.ouneed in a late edition on Saturday the ten& of this trial Mr. Baron Plat having concluded his charge the jury retired at Ave minutes to four o'clock, and at An salaam to Ave they again came into court, and the pri mers Carey, Lacey, and ray, were placed at the bar. The lisseara Ikea gave a verdict of Guagy against all the pri• IMMO up= the whole charge.—Theprisonen did not appear at all oneprised at the verdict, and did not manifest the least maim Item Platt then ordered Dowling, who was convicted on Meadayls It sent for, and he wee placed by the side of the he wished to have his property restored ; be meant the banner. It did not Deka; to his, bat he ebbed it to be gives to the person whose property it was. Bum Platt Uhl the primer that his conviction Dad divested his d all property. Re, theredue, could not make any clam to the banner, but hi had no doubt if it U LU:any giber rum it would bs given nut to have his letters delivered up, as he ail Yrs =kW be natal to Ws wils.—Barea Platt said was charged with embezzling 21. and upward', the property of Mr. Atkinson. a baker, in the Wandsworth.road.—Mr. Atkinson deposed that three weeks arc the Priewtert who was in his mentos, absconded, after receiving upwards of 21. from his customers, and dispreing of 27 pattern loaves, for which he *gild give no accoant.—Tba prisoner's father, who has been in the police for 19 yam, and who bears an excel lent changer, said the women he was informed of the cir cumstance he pre directions to two sons of his, who were in business, and also to the polio., when seen, to take or give him , fnto eustody ; end on the night before one of Imo sons brought hint to the statlonbouse, whore he detained him on the charge, and sent for Mr. Atkinson, to apprise him of the fact of his being in custody.—The prisoner was remanded. TILAMES.—ALLEGED DITRNTION Or SAILOR/le MONZY. —Mary Co !leader, the proprietress of tte American coffee shop, in King-street, Tower-bill, was summoned under the Merchant Seamen's Protection Act for unlawfully retaining moneys deposited with her by T. Griffiths, a seaman. The sc count given by the sailor was, that he had deposited 421.165. with the defendant, who had at various times paid him back 111. 45., and when he applied for the remainder she declared that she bad given him all he had left with her. The defendant acknowledged having received 391. from the sailor, bat alleged that she bad paid him back all she received. She said the complainant had squandered away all him money in an satrayseant manner, and that ha wan frequently drunk.—Mr. Yardley, the magistrate, en flamed a strong opinion that the defendant's account was a taw( one. The sailor bad no doubt been repeatedly drunk, and this had furnished her with • temptation to plunder him. It was impossible for any man to come to a satisfactory conclusion in such a case; but if people who lodged sailors did not give receipts for all the money put into their hands, and take receipts for what they paid away, they must abide by the consequsaises. The complainant made out his de mand at 301.; but as he might have been mistaken in some of the items, he would make an order on Mrs. Callender to return 201., and to pay the coda, and in default to be impri soned for three months and kept to hard labour. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market is to be reported as in an apa thetic state. Sales, indeed, preponderated to inch an extent, that however a buyer may value the rate per cent. of his purchase on a dividend paid by a railway company, yet the uncertainty of it continues to reduce its value. North British Thirds have been done at 44 per share, which makes old Stock at 134; while old Stock really is being dealt in at 164 to 17. We have all clams of shares depressed in the extreme. Foe Eutern Counties shares a rate of continuation his been given equal to 20 per cent. It may be re marked as strange, the present feature in values, viz., that the 7 per cent. Caledonian Preference Shares are about it. due)unt, while the Shrewsbury and Chester 8 per cent. Preference are about 31. prem. North Staffordshire, the once " favorite line," we observe now at el discount per share, which, through all the late panics has stood at a premium. BRASS LlST.—Losnom. Slimming 30. Non—Tle quotaikes of bar Is tom= darsaberadaboto &Mal tramolioas am of doe pi Italia salon' prior. kbtirde!. .•• • I aCta..sLa -- Hins.Wiaaa.V. !lira a Wird • '= Wi "17.. — irird7 attar •• _____ Le u... 30 .ft. 1 ur as. it. u 4 31 De. pclor."Cfr., I °.. madleuela"!!' D - Zll•ii:t. F07WA18 . 7417k Do. d 0...... No DoNorakEosep Do., do.. Do. tAasso :4 No. Noe Is K. lingo* I ... De.do.Berk D o . test 63scashirs. Do. Nov Ps - ara 4! 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Mit dr rime re m eseedy, sad seiMideg the mom me 14.1.1% the MORA at ale le orb dm any_as trlr be ll= SIM Maly Mader Opt NMI@ fred the or be. well Mid be semearied bis N. deddisa Mai Mil time be Merited le the Mire ~Ma • "sped bed bra dsedelat thee ship mom bed aped ie emir a Irma st MALL Ira ememeat be I yr see. ; let dare we ▪ deeddlee pe lest at imes. Thu yaw led s peeded Wade a Isdarter sal vallrreled eseedy ad It • te druids le ter sae Wed be berhe mad atm . ITWaigiewillimmile tin mom • ma ft Oat mosimaS—liii the uesiteseeTt i Z e whish eggemed they woes dna te up thole hhows la the diarist et ltalbas -It wee Se he fa Ihe aestoodoes whisk were mot the lead et th• Idi severewred ea a tem& areeloo, who ho deetrzei him self ea admode er to. rownees et the stele Mktg wiled ha aid of Mit walewprfsa. flat woo ea inerewita d walisest that ho therght wileg ter the grattelle ef rilesey Wintry la Mini Dot he thewshe UM they woold not demi Is welt eon at that ownewt, et Sega ot the breswary. to set ter this aselemPenowet el debt eselesevldels hal alba la r dotes. It would be wet* dopes dot as the warm *hash dwelt stemd the drub= la Wigs to those lowa, how tir the, shoot be caged to per tether as the sharandisea. ASr are dlemslon the report was adopted. and the retiring ttraeleee were roduetcd. FOltilOW RAILWAIS.—The Mowing are the het return. ot the gross iseirit the Owl* Frei railways : itorze.—Fin 17 to Sept. 93: Pameogoes, 89,697 t. ; goods, 77,2334 ; total, 106, 24 Oattugt—Pram tint 13 to Sept. 19 :passeagers, 113,6334 ; goods, $1,1314 ; total, 202,0364 lioorwasot—From Sept. 16 to Sept. 22 : Pasowsgers, 214,191 E; goods, 130,3974 •; 364,3111 f. BoarwAt Sept.l6 to Sept. 23:1 rimier', 36,3734 ; goods, 53,6294 ; total, 74.1644 IlAva3.—Frola Sept. 17 to Sept. 23 : Ploweagers, 33,2374 ; goods, 31,3334 ; total, 64,4904 Soutosoce.—From Rcpt 13 to Sept. 24: Passengers,4o,ll3o4 ; goodly 6,4064 ; total. 47,236 f. Wreetoe.—trom Rept 12 te Sept 113 Passengers, 53,6114; goods, 20,7704 ; tout, 30,4914 Draers.—Prom Sept. 17 to 9134. 23 Par/engem 6,117 t. ; goods, 4,3234; total, 10,4309. MONEY MARKET. SATINID#Y EVINIXO There wu little business in COllllOl2 to-day, but prices were on the whole somewhat more firm. They left off 86 to a for money, and 136} to } for account. Exchequer Bills, 295. to 325. premium. Foreign stooks participated in the firmness of the funds, but this was evinced rather in the tone of the market than in the extent of business done, or in any material change of prices. The only security which most be excepted was Mexican, and this stock was affected by speculative dealings based upon the im pression that, at no very distant period, a dividend in whole or in part will be forthcoming. For present delivery the quotations were In to 18k, but time bargains have been entered into at the higher range of 18} to 14. Spanish Five per Cent. stock has been quoted 11} to 12} ; and the Three per Cents. 22} to 231. Portuguese Four per Cent. Bonds have been lurked 23} to 24. Nothin g has been dons in Brazilian, Granada, Russian, &c. In Dutch stocks the market quiet,. but firm. The following table is constructed with a view to show the real returns of interest per cent. per en. num upon public and some leading railway securities, if purchased for investment at the average prices of this day. For the amount of capital paid up on rail way shares in each case the railway list may he eon . wilted. In some instances the present prices rule et so much discount upon the paid-up sums. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be understood that the rate of dividend is less the income tax. Occasionall y it will be observed, as in the case of th e Lancoluie and Yorkshire to-day, that the rate of dividend is lessened, by which of course the returns of in terest upon the market price are proporti ona l ly . affected. In the case of Brighton stare s also, t i l ' a calculations are founded on the last semi-annual diti• dend dec:ared, made up to the 30th of June, whiht it is known, as a correspondent has observed, that the greater receipts of that line occur in the last half of the year, when also a larger rate of diiidend is de clared and paid. He suggests, therefore, that sa average of the year should be taken, whi c h would I show a larger return of dividend. This course, ho e . I ever, would have its inconveniences, because proefes tive rates of dividend must in some degree be pr o. blematical, whilst it is evident that the contingen c y of larger dividends at one period of the year m ore dim another must always more or less enter into the calca• laden' of the buyers and sellers of shares, lied 60 govern prices. Ph'pfhareJe,eee eat. Console, ratan Wins • 83i yield per cent.£3 9 101 tauorWee flut. 21d. per ear) 314 11 end Yorkshire (dlvidnd 6 per cent.) Great waiters*WB 3 s. 7 Id.) . 77 1• 7 Lennon sad South Western ii(der. 6 id.) 01 .. 717 10 4 LOll4Oll sad 12,ipbtem .;41.. 234 1.14 4 241 ~ 22 2 Eastern (bustle,, ii(dir. I id.) Leedom and North Western *Pie. 7id ) 109 111 6 8 3. llidland s(en,. 6 id.) York end North lll‘Bsad • Idl 7 . 6 Is" York, Norwalk, end Berwick a (e 8 W.) 111161L11711 ruins. / par Ot. Boas. Aswan 861 6 rash, .13614, j ainn . , pl. oases, India Inaldn i g1 1 44 1' 3v:44 Pau Dafiar 2 t. ilk. ' 3 4 . 2 5 e15. 30. W pato eerier .61. .28 on. Consols for Amount. us. 61 Ditto 81 . 111 . 7 3d. March. nie : IL. June, 24 101570 PUN Da 6 .. C 3. 14 45 6 3414 , 1646, 1711161 6 per Cent 5i0ni...13 Paths 10.) -- Acoount. Vet. 16, 16 5 Bonds, 3 6 per Cent. Peruvian Donde. 291 3 per Cent_Sinhish Runde, 231 3 t ro c A 4. parl 4 44stiene , Bondi, 24 6 74 7 r 6 Ct. Butch Dieba4se,l2 gal. 1 6wr Ct a irnlsh Bonds, di.. from 4 per CL Dutch Certificates, 211 • 1 • 12 EXCHANGYS AN STOCKS ABROAD. Amaawar., By r. 2D.—AR Debt Trro-4nele,11•11 per Oulu, 44+ 44e; Ditto. Three per Ilenta., 62 Ditto. Four per Carta. ttii Wt Amert. Itynd., Threehad.rellal per Oma, 6 84 C6l brebaw London, 11.22; Ditto, too month., 11.07. Ilambiug, 39; Ditto. tee mouths. 34.61. ?silk 66.90 ; Ditto, two month., 54. VISSMA, OUT. 23.—Aurtrian Are per Qum.. 72; Ditto Fear pa pieta, 62; Ditto. Thera pa Cents., 46 ; Ditto. Two-aeol4-Ila per pieta, 41+ ; Loon, 1834.1% • Dille, 1839, 69; Dank ebszos,lM. Baorsia, Stn. 30.-1.0•0:1640. ; 1447. 77 ; Ibl4. n; Ditto, DWI, 67; Ditto, 1113 6 . 67+; 76tto, of the Ca+, 1843, +54 Desk et Btaliaak 61+. Y.:4 , m0 on LOWOa, ASTlllar, Nan. M.—Kieft-awe on London. 2142. _ i . ... , 764 # 14 4° 64119, 1 1 . I .k w a . T u..... WO itt;l d alki 1i. "77. 9/ 4 0 D# goe l a. ' 44 144.11 i . 16 734. Do. .. 36 a.eDirio .D# 2 731 1d 74i . 44 1 r0.77. 474 1.d ..74#144 /.. ••••• 61 44 734. 4. Lafa sr 35d. . Do 5.8e.Pr4 . /.1 i 14 lid. - o n 'akin Mal. 74 YO•l i d. 762 r rai9ioo 11 9 4. 1. 4 4 " D0.. 7. 1 .13" a0 101.. :" Pte• Mgg'74 3 17 . 3UL lotolveg. la. •1. Illisiod ..... sv . .. 3 3 auL,.;,. 139 14 al. , &. c,,,, 4 tftav ...IL amok .... 1 9 Ma La 44 54 L a N.). It 3 Do.C.Ort.&Dr. 116 116 =Pe. II 2i 16 Do. /rata • 40.1.6.864ig.1 pi. 1•.1 m l 3 si , 5 3/ 5.6646 111 if t .: ti0. W 0 4:L/4 6 441 6k. D : ... 6 le i i ... No. 2 di. rEasep CI Do. gloom 4 ow 4P. Cml 411 16 t 4 Do Do . Tbbdi 12 in .. tlO;a.e./....1 3/910• IS `14.1.;:;iar• 74. j ... ..// 16 141 6 D&Oreire.64p 1 14d. 29 D& la. Spiv Colt go. ••••• 6- iiie 4 3.L 2 Dailla D'ogifie Y. 70 9# 0 34. 4N. Coruolleo MD& . &Aire 10 941. 3 Nord& DAL Wooers 2 14. 16 North OtaLodidao . 9183 re* lltd. 89 North Woasnk.,. • .Pre/.4•4 p. 50 Oaf. Wawa/Ma% &where • a 0 1 / 1 49. 32 40 - . 11 =Load 106 1 4 0 / 6 9i 1 re 2 &WWI Yldioall .. # 971, Dore I 14d. 1 4 01 Dal= 06,e0 Isom- - 44 1 ; 'if:AL . -b. IYorkga 0 taita.4l9o4 I Weal/MIL, MIL 9 Do. Bt . Vs of le&o. 121 LS II Sarase&ChaNNWN 8 Do. Hobos 304. .... 37 399. 16 Os. °main .1111. .... 14 10p. 1 Do. New. lows 76 fa 6 Do. 099ii.Fiii. Ira 434 . 4 ire RI .. ad. WO Le i 00 LITOD i 4 111 1„. 43 1 3 1 6 7. 1 6 4. /../o vi V r erg u loa 66ii. .. 11193 33. Loa Rosters. " .., row I WI 1 :Le ... 7 41 'lr E DD:: do.. No 341 lad. NY 3 Id. 10 Do. do. Think 4Si Si Is! ilikii 34 84411.4 Wake 1.6) bid. sra. 4 B.Yorkole.Does.,4ole. Or 16 134. 44 Walerfd.elAntrial OM 9 Oed. 41 0 IVow las oonliti. 4 . Di. dotr "## Yl9 9 Do. do. do. 0 i nt Ho Otogi . l l 2 rOvoz.,Spet 6 4 91 W 474 /19 7 4 4 4 4 6. 'm i ' 9901.41/kwf/ 24 Ydr a L N T .. a Dat 1 lainiNisq Peoef&Goee ro Erl:6l. 11•1 6 Mr: 1 11 B. Dolma. 4 14d. 16 Dodolloillarse, 6 an& Wprr 34 33 era .....44 3 Up. SO Y :=11414e4 4 1 Bradford. 91 10 Do. Prelerome. .pet. 4 Thirse . -3 , 43 1. De.IL&W MILK& 4 • 2/ 374. toasior aalavots. /7 6pereest 34 39d. 64 Aopto-/talka ... - . !sc.& N.J SO Bereelogres It Af Mal& L ii 6 i Dloataroll 444 l 7 /:44-or Ve.100.4 Vat) 11 101. 74 Dot,* nada- .13 Was. 0.47. 11 1 4 9 3 a rx. hodis Persbuisja Dom.. 4/ f. 4 Ti Losoatog ks Sambre f.0. , .6p.t.1. 43 DOS 43 46 173 Nomai l".4 =Llaps 1470.0404k1 12 Northers of Yuan ad Ontios. 6 Orleans a Bardowai 1 elor see.. .. 11 Paris and L&Nar 6ld. . N.117.40;U 1004 10 910 Do. do. „..... - Irws L. 1k I. 13µ 37 Paris and mous lo Palo apd Rouge 1 Mo.. . 46 11 a Pori/ aaroalasso . ltd. ....,e.wi,. 90 Rouen and Hone l7 ell ..61 et . 4 et 4 22. •a ...Dr. 441 Maar . 1 Si e 4.61 4 t 4 t i Sp. 9 lowa and Nona /s .3 7 An .14 &Ito 3O la 14•.03 is ortisflars ......; :.I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—LITERPOOL, SUPT. 30.—The market to-day was very dull, and the sales were about 4,000 bales, including 1,200 taken on export. MANCHUTin, Si'??. 30.—Trade continues depreued, bat still in manufactures there has ben more done this wok than tor several that have preceded IL Buyers for the Levant and the Bedi. terranean have come Into t4e market and operated to some extent, and altogetlrr there .has been sufficient extra demand to theca the downward tendency of prices to some extent. Yarns, however. are very depeened, and in some counts 01 mule twist, Ws and Bre for instance, manufacturers mu-t be working ate loss. Indeed, at pm. sent prises, generelly, manufacturers who do not spin their own yarn, out go Una the market for it, are the ben position. U nder there circumstances, ss may be supposed, there are many who strioudy contemphite a return to al art time, and In several of the districts small spinners have attempted reductions of wages. The lorelp vies, generally were not favourable. At Constantinople operations in grey and bleached calico's constituted the principal business, in other descriptions of cloth, and in prints, there was but a plow trons. Lad advices ft, m China represent prices as very untemuneratteg; in. deed, low counta of yarn were selling at less than the ppwent Ire rates ruling here. Accounts from the Broil. Oro are The late meeting here to test the small cottage gin for dewing ems. and intended for use by the rysta or mall cultivators of lid* has led to a great deal of discussion upon the question in private ere* end the public mind 14 naturally led to it from the fear of a recurrence d the Kereity of the staple of our manufactures, which might oecor from two very possible eauses—either a failure of the crops se a revolt of the slaves. WOOLLBN CLOTHS.—Lagns, SEPT. 30.—The woollen market has been very Bat to-day. Owns, most probably, to the en. teems tenses of the morning, there wee a very thin attendance of bath merchants and clothiers, and the merchants present bought only to a small extent. There was nat. of course, any material alteration in prices. HARDWARE.—Blammnum, Barr. 30.—Trade here rem a= pretty much the same u when Led reported. In iMaa branches there a elight impro .v=ent. Upon the whole Mae is chaps ices mere complaMt here than In any other large ems. lecturing town. The great drawback to business is the still =et. tied and uneatlefsctory state of affairs in Germany. Orden man* now be t vetted from that quarter until next epilog; It is quits on. tan, however, that stacks, both there and here, are so small that oo noon ao confidence something like restored a good trade any be expected. BHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAaa. ALL DOVAIL. DM. AIL DR 1 Dean Hotbed .... 0 3 1 India.. Be a th-0 Mance ea 1 Water( .ord Flanders .... 01 amptonaftdlB! Rana. On. It 1 Donughadee. O 1 Em0te... ... 00 Do. ltaradUts 00 Y .Indiaoet. 1 Onem.&Jen. OM Lisbon ..Oct. 70 Bowan sad LI& 0 Brasil—Seati 1 Members 0:0 Byda. N.B.W. t( ..Oct..x 4' GLAVISEND, Ocr. I.—Arrived: Caledonia, Hamburg; Tare, Ostend; Magnet, Rotterdam; Water WeUcck, Mary Eliza, Creagan Frederica, Arisdne, Skalds, Harnionle, Norway; Vivid, Denis; Brigand, Aalborg; Sedulous, A ga te, Magnet, Mary, Brothentits, petersburg ; Cito, Sea Rdl , Stettin ; Robert and Margaret , Ltuebee; Denenberg ; Tom Prindle, Baltic; &Skeen Sydrry; Whitby, Baltic; Onset, Alfred, Malaga; Parga, Patras ; Bella; Chrbtabel, Newport; Harlequin, Boulogne; Belfast, Cala; City of London, Leer; Adonis, Rotterdam; Peal, Nevis ; Gratitude, Petersburg ; Suffolk Hero, Lisboa; Giraffe, Ramona, Bonds=; Gideon, DramWg; Wilmingtca; Radiant, Rena; Sol MA. deco, Noma Honduras; Specimen, Abet ; L'ltsperimic, Boulogne; WWl= Gales, Orylion ; Mars, Outman Lleise, Dunkirk; Jules Amelia, Room • Deana, Bade; Beeriaba, Manefilee; John Oldham, Jamai ca .—Sealed: More, Ebben ; Jam Bull, Ham burg; Gtr Edward Banks, Ostead; Amlhion. Cape de Vents; Float Menchikoff, Finland; Omdskv s Addal ; Rainbow. Rotterdam; Glade, Pilot, Battle; Skandianta : a Norway; Union, Cadiz; City of Boulogne, Boulogne; Cohan" Hare; Antwerpen, Director, Antwerp ,• Banner, City of I.Man dam, Rotterdam; Lord J. Rare% Harlingen; Veneer:4a, Cab; Ruby, Demerara • Apame, Cape; Helen Mills, lade, alb; Wry An Cook, Riga; Elsinore; Horatio, Cardiff; Ea, Lisnytel; Magnet, Rotterdam; Magnet, New Dieppe; Champion, Pstentag; Salsette, Hobart 'Dawn. lasartion, Sarr. : Agnes, Croestadt; Hem, Caw MHecrlet. Copenhagen • C. Chanter, St. Jahn's, N. 8.; Lama Cronstadta..c i llnig, St ; Sapid" Ming; NC*, Bordeaux ; Dental:b.—flailed : Daemon Calmat: Buenos Ayres; tenni& (sL i kiiew ark; De Waded, Sweat; Julia and Star* Stettin ; , &area; Teas, O. Martha; David, Mania, Bt. John's, .; Diet Rotterdam; O. Pater and Paid, Riga ; Father Ann, Panama= ; 'ftrene, 08101; Martha, Lubeck; Magician, La Gwyn; Emma, Itammedig; Martha, Dordt ; Ardency*, ut ter ; Kepler, Borne; NW, Sri Emma, Byre; Rattler (at.), Alert, Rotterdam; lady Repko; Sir Charles Napier, New Orleans. [Advertiseaterat-3—Joati LATE, Eq., et Mx Hat oar Budderegeld, dos not maths cola e. to , fte Oat g asietgated Kaye" Wendell's Pills upon more theory a ii. :=l= splice. but upon fads substantiated by hundreds and villagsk or b•mlet l tV i ough a oul kinear= l l Mares. are conga:a% sendailo grale e ftlttstimuules, ang BOBS ling no medletne ever Ireuti&t pooh rotonisinag cola. or was es to vitinalies to • family, as this. The following is a epochogn Mr* the VegetaMe Itestorrtive Pills a most valuable tama ms Vill. Baer time ago my daughter was very much arlbcted, and lON rVsicking. We tried medical old in rain. I then model le al, and to the astoutaluoent of all who knew ha. a conngele effected. Being myself greatly added. and having goat siq r.d. on medical aid le Vila, I aho commenced taking )orry e i ts retTto mod widly ; and I am truly say that I and mg.. e n d more hmalt from taking one small hog , then from:ST 2 dictum we had ever taken txgove.— Andrew Atkinson. Halton. Lincolushire.—Obserre :—Jchn Kaye's cost of arms. and • him nig:nature, arc ou the directions for tree wrapped round mil to& Peke >L lid.. B. 9d., or ti OA per boa; to be had of ail repent . chembta and medicine venders. BIRTH& ILLICLET.- o elB- 27. at Ponnendealteath, Maidstone, the trite of tY Rev. O. Bayley, of a wet, stllbborn. BUTLEIA-Sept. 27. at Clltaawescent, Woodside, the eta of Mr. 0. Butler. of a an and belt. Oisselimmes.-assa. if, at vattoa.pask. Northumberland, the wigs al J. Candice. Esq., of a aster. CONROY.-Sept. 26, at Dublin. the wife of J. Conroy, Eat.. of *WOW. IBRINGTON.-Sept. IP, at Oreasseratuare, Viscountess Ebeillteß FO .f o a T d Vpt. x . .20, at St. Georgeoterraoe, Dalstonrite. Mrs IWO James Foot. of • FILLMILII2.-Foltnarinols, the wife of R. Franklin, Ess, oil er of pem , ae, of a sou. 21,a Whithas, the wife of Mr. J. Kirby, of sdalfiglr PALEY.-Bopt. 27, at Ufford rectory, Mrs. Poky. of a daughter. B? LT. 8e if, at Upper Woburn place, the wife of .1. SW, fand a daughter. SEW ELL -Sept. Thor Cireneata, aka wife of J. Sowell. hll. of ST4irE EVENS On -Sept. V, Dulwich, the wife of T. Stevens. rat. a • Oter. BaT.-ficaL Tl, at Tiontw,the I Wo lo3 of Mr. IL Sweet, of • doable:. ..10. BERI2BFORD-OREEN.- 14 8ra. 28 at St. Oswald s, Durham, by the B. 0. Bangor& 8.D.. rector of iloby and Rotherbr. Lelnnedd"._ Fronds Rams, fourth KS of the late Roy. 0. Beresford, Ll w. eldest danOter of W. Omen, Req., of Old hirer, Durham. PIN OW ALL-HIRD.--Sept. if. at Chits Char m . VltOib ß by the Per. J. Boodio, J. Dingwall. lii. Lunen Otinnlllol.lle. Sway. widow et the Rog. J. 8. Bird. IMIDDLS-P LK BLITOB.-Sept. at W. Marrs, Oast Soh by the Rte. J. Simpsos. Incumbent. Mr. T. M. Cieddes, of Warlaria. to Annie. eldest &badger a sr.. Polotorten, E 2 g 5 Elsoka LW* NEALB--HILL.--tiege. Is. at 84. GOOTges. b ye 3 Ilan. T. Beals Ea., oafs son of W. Rea. 'loc. as.. to wets, daughter or wow inn. llogL Si MIiONS-COLM lA.-gont. gr, at st, jaws 8. Ploasigif. ht." Res. B. H. Bolas. U. B. Simmons. tab. a Wawa else. ••"'" woad &mkt& of the Iwo IL Coaxer, ESQ.. of Macao •Ms all sod t Rookery. Y oxford. SuSoik. ikv TOMLINSON-READ.-Sept. if. at St. Jima., Paddington, Ulf, 3. W. Tomlinson.. M.A.. ream of Stokespoit-Troot. to JelDiffil VIUP ton, widow of T. B. Bast& 11w , R.N. V ICKERT-CLEMENT.-8•W 22. at FL °coral's. IlalleverV, by the Ito.. P. Ilalo. Y.A., lands only son of the Rev. ► Vickery, M.A., to Ilardalls noa. Wars dinWter of J. T. MR., of einessoirel& BLARENET.-41114. M. St =, R. Blaktney, Fe 4.. 101 . wed 00. :011 BBO.VLT, at mems. Cabana°, Mid " ef I ' 3l lAhiCER og 1114 011awlek, Louisa w idow of the late Mr. W. iwEr.swaY.-111.7.1E - as Onstaway. Esq.. 212,15-8184. as =maw AIM LOMA" widow of the Bev. M. MilL D D., Rasa IL 0 .. nhLlot Milk: Bwl IS 74. •el e ttLIPW. arlowispark, & W D , " *. town Lodes. PRICE.--860.211. the .A. O. Pelee, War of Chestorion,Ozos...., IA at Massidans Melia 'West daughter of eir. and sWeembeht .r 0 raiMa KU e ll/41, 1 1 1 ;11: "" •1/ 111 . 011110• 4 6.0 a LIKE JAMI le.. R. N. E bad , wed J. Douglas. I Lo•nolni..AL W. Dlcicsuo, =w. Park CoNaleg. park. Lady Valiant Notting la L. J. IL too-streot, I M'Caa u and Coed* mvelloquar PRANK CU NUL U. The Rt. He. Harrowby_ The Bl, b t u The lie.. D. See. to the Ban ;lent Luke.. Ilan W. C. Towe T.D.aelv Ik. Palucl TboV4..catud J. Italthcord Par Lady Vo kl,yuckel, X 3l, dnslut The the !, S. Huelar Rev. iluekmaatt Henry Valk Mk. 11/415P I;tlE7i; to Wm. Geuern Three Friel" Tucker, F 31. °roam Appian', Lieut.-Col. lire. Jamie NotUng.hl W. I.:wart. The Rev. V. We. C.Pur — iTor;ett u. V. Ad.& Eaton-pl., NEW der 1 mouto ore* ite merit/kin cannot Do IT at all pvicm mond prinel Ma Light will Bina, INDIA lf ACI nhoes—Tho billty, and p al/PPerlitese Wow unanul time of the NOTI( 14A4 WOMAR I Lion and Me baring hoer gokohco. ste or a t•lmilar Lawton end S 4 na:enteo to all reodc ankle , non rules/1C.4 Moog. wolodi Ilacenek n o all parties d Owla Marl been brought althouti my,,iesof Mac ma noifi factored by their dm. a ward Ruble Roller Con tho Vulovile CONTE . N . 7 THE 1 Fore large guano The Plant. 14, Chemical Priatadt Italians at l llaal.l.op l / 4 Emigrant* Hope. H Pliioo and Bicetehem of. of ia;ZI Ltlucatinn I Jam°ld. Wpithoro o oistoixAc Oi Wzi Aneroid lh Honour. h under the) John Hunt Intornation PMAT,-1 W . 0 1 .14174 etas St mee Ptes Al FM Awl The Resew Law at MI Music •: Marylebore Mem, mul Mt emu Omnpugh French Oce M Isamu Phenomar MeePoulou