The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-20 00:00:00

vi DAILY NEWS: LONTON MORNING Peril. nrlna uniiimned 4d. dit add id. Lamm Liberal Jcanial. WM it boa Manner* mid et wand Moms V the attest and yahoo et IR ft•IIMI annt—ln de ammo* at Hs Me sad la the vaned martandlls and einamriliktedannatlan _nttained so tas dirt, nalray. and InIMPHtt artlitio—or piper IN 1 twitatort SIM IS MIAMI APR IMPARTIAL Ayyabbbyyly early report SALLY 11 011701 T. MI 114 et in4optednnt. C IT AI CIA I. ..4L OPTRIIIIITII ADTERTIIIIIMITIL It It end, t mt. Manta pOINIONI by imp byym le n Pun Sas o '7 a l " = al . thie =lra •INY VASI sad rill infortollibgb l ull ll mom ant lattrim to W. To be unterol of sad beekedlnr sr n.rlr In lba lON= : ge ak " I iTilf l ealty t me"el =nannn inub t= w ...am N. 4......d ......tb• publleter itSII tnenled the Ito." M "t". 4 " ," rfolt t• WPM It ea at L. ed. psr ~sr. pH In edvanne n• Ponnotile• order. DALLY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUR TRY op EV1041160 IT. 66 196 66 VS V.. plimott 66- 0,. ..1646 ,6. 2J0111) , MADDOX. It). Uppnr Antmoriniel. Passarbgan. New Moat. THE PUBLIC end the TRADE ere reettuded OM thew am be SOPPL. ED wle the 1117311314 =PIM obeli-we 4, se J. fiIIiAWEITY Wbolese r =etlbig . Ned reiblele• beg olßee. 8. ftVllllMirela. PThlll4lllOl. DALLT NEWS LENT TO READ, fra m e s.a. 3 pm. II la Mr 114 1. 11 imn or al T. r pot a1yee.j ......1. Mr. WAL T HE EXPRESS.—Th. PUBLIC sail TRADE lED envy milowo t iiloitook WO. OTITIIMG, Msal NM 10/4 Odom&les& DAILY NEW/ all awl LENT TO MAR by Stu the swim HE EXPRESS —, PUBLIC sad TRADE 1 . PPLILD mry sliyi ANAL lb veas i t 4.1, W. "YUMMY. lo sod Dm nod. DAILY br MAWS DIUPYLVAD LBlrit re alfD i Vrti AN wean. et' expreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Wertlemma lateseed ter The Uprise." Lades Needy perte. sea it et IM Odle, 10. Boaverfortnet. Iv Teo AU& tie the dee et Wineskin. HAYMARKIT. Two Immo, THE SCHOOL FOS SCANDAL. MOMS. Clitp. =llStaloows. limn. Onsoptaa. sat Mwolosk; Mom SOSO, I . ..yaolds.—A FAMILY FAILING. Mr.Dokslows: MisslLFsas —Fun !NY aadtlie %male. danows.—AM A MIMI IN =IDA= rumors. Tins Vans% • RIDRUYMU stours DIRAC Ist OUR WWI; or. The Roo of Aides. Ilhours. Ryder. Rato, sal Mr; roes Rom moll C. Win* mum ton Voir" BAUM. Ymurs. Creneak, Bra Tatter, C. J. M . lLCharles, Tappisg, To noire. Norman. ..d Dira. Brankes. Mt.. A. Biddles.-3M THE TUTU AT C.P.BUOIN /6. Mr. Widdlamb. STANDARD. toe Reward, TOR STRANGER Yr. Isms Jelselas ; q % .—Tlee let MHO 41 TUC WINTER'S TALL thee Olys.-11be Dedesia And* NIS prima Aid RTSTZIUOUd LADY. litiorr WM" Conks, sad Ow., Mrs. I. Rosser, Mir Terry. RION WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Two D.,- f. St. Sa.-.......Aftersoca, M. Uwa. Tremor-azialag, ili. 7 a....—Alionsee. M. Sim LONDON. SATURDAY. Tag voice of the military circles in Berlin " is still for war." It is positively alkali that snore than two corps dames will be saarshed tato Switser. land: the inetrnetioss for the °Sows -iho ars to hold commands are said to be lying ready in tbe elks of the Minister of War; nay, we are told that the eomm■nderio-chief bee ban and upon. All this monde very alarming, sad yet we mad bring oarselves to believe is the immediate advent of hosti lities, notwithstanding the templatioa which the prospect of having to fight with a weaker antegseist necessarily offers to a prison of the King of Pansies temperament. He has two preliminary forms to go through before be draws his sword. In the first place, he has declared that it is his intention to being his case before the Congress at Paris; sad it is just possible that his brother llosarelis may per suave the dingier of bostiaies which may 'ventilate ia a European war. Bat more thaw that, his MAIESTT has applied to those States of the Germanic Confederation which intervene between him sad Switzerland for permission to march his troops through their territorin; the affair mast, therefore, be talked over by the Diet at Frankfurt, and that illestrioss body, it is notorious, never eau make lip its mind upon any point. The King of P2IIIOIA will bays phooey of time allowed him to cool sad come to his mom. Nevertheless, it is unlucky that the Mare husband of the English Paiscus ROYAL should have been a visitor at the Tuileries at this critical time. The manifesto in the !fawner on the Neufchatel affair is palpably a bid for die good graces of the King of Pottests ; audits publication has been associated by curt sycophants with the warm recep- tion which tt • Prince of PRUSSIA has experiescod at the Court of the Kurnool. The probability is that the Pima has sever been consulted on the matter ' bat Joan BULL is not always very discriminating whoa his honest auger is reseed, and the ill•timed visit may prompt him to draw strange conelssiou regarding the selection of a husband for the PRI/ICUS ROYAL. It will, therefore, be advisable for Lord PALIIZR irroN to embrace the earliest opportunity that p seats itself to proclaim, in the mast unequivocal language, the determination of the English Court sad Cabinet to resist such a gross violation of the international law of Europe as is threatssed by the King of PRUSSIA, with the promised connivance of the Emperor of the FRENCH. The case for Switzer's= is stated in the most clear and convincing manner in the memorial pro midgets(' by the Federal Cloven:meat. Neufchatel woe detached from the French territory by the Treaty of Paris, concluded on the 30th of May, 1814. The 23rd Article of the Sul Act of the Coogrese of Vienna declares that the King of Purim has re united possession of several provinces and territories which he had ceded by the Treaty of Tilsit The Principality of Neufchatel is enumerated among these provinces and territories; but this is a mistake, for it had been freely ceded by the Kiag of Pavane to the Emperor NAPOLLON, in exchange foe other territories, as early as the 16th of February, 1808. That the mention of Neufchatel smug the provisoes wrested from Prussia at the peace of Tilsit was merely the result of an oversight on the part of the diploma tists assembled at Vienna, is obvious frost the different meaner in which it wee dealt with. The provinces lost at the peace of Tilsit were re-annexed to Prussia; the principality of Neufchatel wee not. It wee recog nised as a sovereign state, separate from and Jade pedant of the Pries= monsreby, sad incorporated as II 01164101 late the Helve= Coofederstion. On the 20th of March, 1816, the Powers celled upon to take part in the arrangement of the affairs of Switzerland declared :—"The inteirity of the 19 cantons, is the manner in which they existed as a political body prior to the Convention of the 26th December, 1813, is recognised ma the beds of the Helvetia system. Tie Valais, the territory of Clews, and the principality of Neufehatel are re-united be Schur laud. sod will farm three new cantene." A federal compact was ooaolnded on the 7th of August, 1816, by the twenty-two Sovereign States of the Helve& Confidential. It was signed sad sworn to by the State of Neufchatel among the rest, The King of PRUSSIA, SS Primo of NIUTCUATIL, had previously given full powers to the Council of State to negotiate for the admission of the Principality into the Confe deration, on the same tense as the other santoos, with oat any reservation as to his own personal righte.l THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, Authorised by them full powers, the local ammo. sent of Neufchatel signed and Wok the oath to did Act of Confederation, which declares that 4hsee are no longer any dependent territonee fpqm !jets) in Switzerland ; and that the somenthe auttority cannot be, in any canton, the umbeive privilege of any indhiduals, or any panatela, slam of citizens. By acceding to this compact the Priam of NZUFSHATEL abdicated his political sapre- 1 nary, retaining only his personal dignity. On the 27th of December, 1830, the Helvetia Diet issued a proclamation to the effect that every cantos, in virtue of its sovereignty, bad a right to introduos whatever change, it might deem useful or necessary into its cantonal constitution, provided these changes were in accordance with the fundamental principle of the Confederation. The Canton sad Prince of Nam. CHATZL adhered to this proclamation, which was voted unanimously in the Federal Diet. In the month of March, 1848, the Neufchatel Council of State, alarmed by the aspect of public affairs, hmalted the military aid of the Cinema Government. The Directory promised the required assistance without hesitation; bat before it could proceed to satins the Ginseil of State bad abdicated. A Provisiesal Government was established, and a new cantonal smatitatlon wee framed and adopted without delay. The psesismr tion of December, 1830—acquiesced la and seastimesi by the Priem of NEUFCHATEL and the Ossasil of State—left so alternative to the Federal Disunity; the new cantonal constitution of Nsufshatad Imams a part of the public law of the Helvetic Cashiered's. Throughout these transactions from first to Met the °oviduct of the Canton of Neufchatel and of the Helvetic Confederation has been in strict conformity with the federal coestituticsal law, and, with the international law of Europe. The sigma of the King of -PRUSSIA WO utterly antenahle; sad if he is allowed by the other Powers to miens them by recourse to arms, the rights of a free Kerepsen State will be grossly and shamefully violated. How the Continental Soverelges may be disposed to act in this mojimotursi it is impossible to say. If Belgium acquiesces in as invades of Switzerland by the Lug of PRUSSIA. It will thereby decree the overthrow of its own coestitution and the &threw meat of Xing LEOPOLD. If the Rope= ot Ammo amain's* is such an invasion be will thisdry shake the throne of his son-in•law. If the lkspaik of the Famica tolerates it he will minim the nullity of that national vote es wide be rests his title to his mown. Still ft is peetible that those Sovereigos, relying apse sight, mid sigardless of right, may gladly avail deimelves if Me eppertosity to crash the only reamiaieg re. pile la &mope. Whether Switzerland 11111 prove Moe is itself it is equally imposed*, le mg. The pshea of the Sonderbund le wYty Mimed ; sad too many of the imesieate at the sir of Morprteu have diseassotel has mere railway spseatees. We will, however, hop better ship el them end ee yet the attitude of the Central emit Cantonal Governments is calm, dignified, and her— _ Mee. If twee the banner of Swiss saionality is Sang to the winds, there cannot be a doubt that the poli tisal exiles of every ottatinentel state will tally round it. All France will quiver with indignation on beholding its ruler tamely allowing the Premien army to re-seact is Switzerland in 1866 the oppres sions and °strops which it enacted in France in 1816.16. The Liberals of the aortll`of Italy are eoespletely Grimiest!, and their pressure will nude: it ispoisible for Coast CATOOII to refuse to throw the sword of Sardinia into the scale of Switzerland, even tboogb (what we do not believe) be should be inclined to remain inaothe. Matters steadier thus, the duty of tbe Eosin& Government is elem. Be rard alike fee the perpetuation of tranquillity in Europe, and fee the preservation of their Royal Mistress and her Consort from isierions suspicious, must prompt them to strain every nerve to avert from Switzerland the outrageoas wrong with which she is threatened. gbe court. WINDSOR, Dic. 19 The Queen sad PAIN" with the Priam of Wales, the Primer Royal, sad tN Imam Royal Claldree, loft Calera, at awea seek* this fereaeee, Weeded by the Dasher ef Attie% the Hee. Emily Cathcart, Calomel the Hoe. C. B. Phipps, Mejer-Gateral Doeverie, Copula the Hee. D. de Boa, Mr. Chbbe, sad Cu Heater of the Hesse bold. The Royal Party arrived at tweet, Wastes pad two cealo2k at Wisdom, tabus bar Majarty woo received by • gated oilman at tba Coldstream Gaulle, Irish the bead et the mimed. Lodi llosiloodd kr rosookod dm Dualism of Atholl es lodpia-troitiag to Mr *duty. The Hoe. Nettles Bong Imo anivol os said of Doom is oraltiog. sod Lord Rims sod Illoior-Ctoottol Berkoloy Drummond is time Ind sad the green is 'intim.. TIN Prises Ramat at Lelalagn, sad Ids braise/ Primo Edward, arrived la Leask. yesterday sereleg. noir dome Higbee's', Mit Sews twilit to the Dubow at Kest at Fromm, and travelled by the Great Roston Railway to Wisdom Mr. Joel* Madsen sad My. 1. H. Hayes. fres' Liver pool, had as lationtsw lOUs Mt. Becretuy Weedier, yesterday et the Celeetakddat. Vieessot Palmerston arrived is tows yesterday, sad tamed la the Women to Ls wit, Breadlaads. Huts. Yr. Prise, Trimmer et Astir's, lks4 sa istsrvisw with Mr. Aseretsry Leboeehere yesterday. Deepateise were Nit to the Governen of the North Aseetosa swim*e frost the Celesta dies yesterday. ram BOARD OP WORE& Tl•e ordinary moutingof tbe" MinyaWM Beard of Weal* wee bold yesterday Is the alemberlobee dies, 0 oildholl; Mr. J. Tswana* the chair. The finemelei statement showed s mull balsam of 97,0961. As N. Os as appeal will* woo made lity Mr. Clarks M. Pansy, ants* the determination of the Board of With. for the Hams., datriet, ramie' bin esammeation for the lass of his tMe m u dark to the highway board sad to the trustees for itghtisp, Se , Haehasy, it war resolved that Mr. Palley rem ye is unmet of 771. 1114 per smut fee lib end 04 au spossl by Mr George Y. Corbett, agar* the sward of omspoesstios to Mat by the Lewisham DMA* Beard of Winks, for the toss of hie MIN of similar end Seek of highways of the perish of Lewisham, it was resolved that Mr. C. rbatt receive tbe sum of 201. for seven Teen and also soothe The essaidentke of the appliesties of the vestry of Batmoodary mowed*" that the board will pastime swam premises in }Must' street, Berisoadaey, et a soot of 1601., tor UN purposes of widen's, such street, was adjourned for the elm* to express his opinion en the power of district boards to tau tie ratepayers or to borrow imam to sorry oat keel impreamassts, sad Man to give his opialos se to the operation of fdian&el Ample Taylor's ea upon We emotion. The report of Se 'enmities as Mersa wee peassot.d, sad mama* ether meares It rommmeaded that 12 6221. Ss. Id. be reseed Mem the &melt enema ea 4 plead to the wrens onmewe et the Woad. M Warty* r. W, mid they were goes es withdrawing money mil 5.7 Nis w•1110/ml l in. Me wished le knew whoa the Inemiel Manweeee mei apportionment et the reverie* peohbee maid be eemplelod e Sh thee the, night , too their emstiessms Ise the ourriat mime a the Mud. ' Mr. Woo:moon sell the matter weal be meogisso ' little ..ore *es • fortnight. Mr. Deputy Houtueon thought It would bot s geld deal over • fortnight. Mr. Woo•nvom said it would be osimpisled salsa *Me weeks. The meths was Bien pit sad agreed to. , Mr. D'lmmaiasa asked the permission et the beard to I withdraw that ponies of the sossaittee's report ea sheet amartielatose whieb eappeted the baptismal tide Mental. streets tad plates with the same' of souls membered the Metrepolitaa Board. The Cmaszaos 'toted that several erases pretests bad beta mot foto the board ea that potholer uaestloa. Mr. Deputy Lummox pretetted &pima say report from a committee betas shored ar sodded alter it keit hers eadmrd to be peter& Any ow else kayo &aphis. about Mr. D'lliageib edam hit that It weld fall to phase the merest h was seaslared. 1 for.ERP — N — e - 111, hal broZtald shot the report had op. peered la • wealth p.p.r, sad he (Mr. Caramel) treated it se a joke— (elaust)—aad be was suprieed to led Ms ea we along the ausber. Mr. Omuta thooght the board were very lash la. shined to Mr. D'lffeager for his laudable sorties ea the es Nest. Th• ChAtilIAN geld that se espy was seat to the ms pipers fros the boerd. The disereloa them dropped. Mr. Camas heeded is the fellowing attest whist the declaim or the Relent, of the heard is favour of the eanimer's plea narked II*: I. Beare the dadartre et the awed lad the river Mena et the phis lealeMet by semi h adeleled to lojere the haw of theme Mates Is the mod et ell puma prig mil ad darn dot pater he don. S. Bowan so daft hes lees made by the herd se to whs. Mg el nags el she as of the lialespeth Ar eniniarel =he h= su ld the eatimeer's aped of the 2 Nit d Sow I 1 sal la dill Is the tolloods eleaerott—o Ta d verbs kr ramrods, a Iledieddeek mad Phaaerloombeehmeeleuelhe moths yaullemodadlahot the Mamma mar omber. The ended weed re. thashoodem row ada mak ad Id pia pee bilsahre egmeolame—la. that If the some ebead be bud lobed aeremsdal Min It wadi be slr sale.. dada asp aids hroesase be Min mai bp MAUI egad he mina meg pule^ or dombaired sage usommiellp„ et ant IsonlS be Mns d soy sun Impentosoln 0 m the eltast hoot, well tit doe the s l ed mew we dap*" Meshes. • wad= 'bad a do sesame., by rml amble it tam sad dna fll=ap de mom ad papeeedd he ad. Mb pewee wile I mini, rams the amp tram the ries moil la alssi plot et nen mod by perealeg the amp he a tlea loe ad pada ileir „s e w ettlek i Mete led the way peirehille da oreripillia awe. as times prolmelip he mild es A teraer arm as daddy map hat • sibs hosever, he dant hp ieneleedeg the mama eat eaddligh 'ludo rem to Loodoe-amy Is do , mrearold moubut. ea the math died the taw. and Wait am aware as dem seed eihr. would la eur Jodi seat eloaaplidi the eitlea =Shed erestiat a edema i rJ. Rummel, . Canialtr. • third applieetion me rushed Oros Mr. Junes Belt, of the Primes Royal tame, RsoolirgAread, Paddington, snag the mpossost of the heed to to enuardea of the bar of his hose* onus feet legged the present frost, foes fat being Was to the imetwey. The appileasion, when at is the fors of a soden was negatived. A letter was resoled Res Mr. Oreenerell, On vestry rink at St. Ilarylehtne, melselag • report fres Dr. Tama ' sae, the salad eases IA health lee that district Dr. Tbessee sesessamiled satilatiag shah. or tubes, which ' abseil be awed el Odd end of the streets, the upper ea instils of she tabs befog edema above the welt, or , the bosses. or a .. • aboatead., the tubes might lot = ta la = " gr a eseal a the golly holes up the few ad the bellibes is the Iblimele. The obseziss alley babe Wen Mee he Sapped. Mr. BlNNalpg.. the esitseee. probated a roped spas ' these • ..matins., ear dii dot lie had omusulted Pre from Fernley en this shiest, sad he wee of opines that the seggeseed mode of vestilatien would sot he found dines. It opposed to him that the *My Anis mode of presatiag .he escape of foal gages fres the sewers, of which he wag at pretest aware, wee the rapid removal end daodereattas of the sewers by copious anodes with water. The board adjounted at • quarks peat 6 %Adak. DEPARTURE OP THE COURT FROM OSBORNE. Dic. 19. Her Hajorty, Primp Albert, sod the wort, loft Olhorse this mersieg, at 11 o'clock, for this pert, The emberkatios es board the Fairy, screw tender to the Royal Yacht, took plass a few Mantes alter that hoes, sad the Clem. was saes es her way. Oa ay ;mishits( lipitheed the royal studied wee saluted with 21 peas by the Vkassen, 81, sseew frigate, Captain W. Peel, C.D. ; Retribution, 28, peddle frigate, Caplan Barker ; sad the Premiss higate, Thetis, Copt. Bandsman. Ia riming towards Portsmouth harborer the purism ale saluted from die fortillestiess, sad afterwards this wee negated by t►e Votary sad ot►er ship is harbour. The whole of the mee•d-war wore dressed with snethead Sup, whilst the Pranks Mist, sad sleep, sad the Ate•ia ship Resehtte, were dressed la gelesre. AU the weenie agog Aimed bar Modesty as she passed them, and nese more so than t►e Proems sad American ewes. The Fairy Tea up to the ClA:epee-7sta, sad her Majesty disembarked et 12 cede* beau received there by the Cemmaader.is.Chlf, Vise Admiral Sir &mow, LOB.; the Lieateesat• Owner, Major-Geseral Breton; Admiral Ilyperistesdeat Mattis; Copula Beperiatendeat 8. C. Deem; *helm mad staff Afton of the port and Runless; Mseem. Danis tad Pinball, of Chimes-yard ; tad a gaud of hooey from the Royal Mariam, with the band of that sere. The royal party proceeded is route to Windsor per South Weans Railway. Earl Greaville ham been appointed Chamomile, of as Lesiva tralvessity Is eseoseeica to theirs' of Stamp. too, rosigeml. We (Derhygire Courier) an happy to boar that ma Chan the Deka of Ratload's health is somewhat better, aad that be Is sew Al* to sit ap la hie ara♦halr dards' the meta pan at the dip. Lord Paiworsto• Ist;ly grouted to Mrs. Lewis—. the t►lelry Mite amebae el the well-knows week es Pereige litsheagea sad ether sebieete eeeseetell with essimetee -1001. hes tbe Iteyel Busty Fusel.—Athewwwt. M. de lAaariise, whos• meat illsmo, mengly ea attest et vb....tie, Yu Wes gristly nagiaralid by the Bresseb inns* bee ridermill Imo Pads treat Ns assay bass lefts mewed. SUNDAY LEAGUE MEETING AT BRISTOL. A pulite meeting was enivend ea Thursday evens', at the greet pinkie non. Broadened, Bristol, be the purpose of »Meng a donation frees the Netlooal Sesday League. Ti. deplanes seesieted of Hie chairman, W end Mews. Homy. Jen, gni the seen tarp. Eight eels& wee Mad be the esnessnenset of the preendlogs, bat se greet wee the midis bassist Ms is the semen, that beg beim net ken the means beliding as. demon w eed. Annan those preen' we obsened the Bev. W. low, My. H. Alin, Rae. D. Cooper Bee. H. J Beene. Bev. W. Bon, Hee. B. Probers. Bay. Taylor, Coked Crawford, Major Upfield. Dr. Bartley. H. Bali, Esq., H. Holland, 11. q.. Rev. A. Rogers, B. Chu. len, Bee., Bendel Conan. Bp to. Ups' the sonnet tin Bee. H. J. Born, H. Hounue, 1.1 , wee noun to maids, sad ow sesonieg the chair, se tented a en benne for ell the spiel.... Mr. I[lllllT, ene of the deputation frees the Mane Sunny Leann, thee moved, " That, la the opines of tilt. meting, the one* of the penile museum. eel. tones, sad Mask" sad the penmen's et dusk es Ihneye. 1114141 benne the win knits en morels, sod Jensen the kappines of the weans elesese." Mr. Kenn peronseed be some time midst re ps benne ties tr sops. Me Isestion, sad (noted Ma Cane sod Jenny Te Ise emir* ring s ebstneese of Sendey. He am p Ps ins eases, when the donnas/ . p• position of the neeft ongelled bin be name hi nut Mr. Joins, sessfebse Ohba deputed's. hi saindlog the neeletios, unnamed • sesspebs weenally mew Ineweide. Mr. Jens nenehni On tbe Menet ems of the Baler unties bed bell view anew to Meese eeproned by the League, sad seM be wend appeal ben their Wesel to nee bin to the winged omen seen of the people of la ilt a tseinsna, under a pretest hew the Lenges, pet the resolution, wan' wee wining by an overwhelming majority saint seat sheering. Mr. Manx Sion, se operative, thin mend, „ That this went oblate to say iaterfenne with the Melee Metha don of a day of rest, as Minions to the beet Merin of ea., as testing es deprive the working an close if his dement prinligee, sad as leading la the end tonnes days' work he sir dap' pay." Mr. finnuan Buzz mended the main, which was ad, pled by as overensinieg majority, Mr. Jens, es behalf of as Lenin preteens the they were unbent The crowded essetieg, which throughout' was greatly embed. Ws deepened. THI SUNDAY Lucius ix BATH.—A crowded meat's( was had la the Am*ably Rooms. Beth. ea Wed nesday night, la resposse to eisealars sad placards lamed by the Munroe! Sunday Lessem The chair was takes by Mr. James Keg.., and tbe platform was thronged by elersvesen sad Walters. Yr. Load's, of Leedom, sieved the first resontioa—.. That, la the opiates of the nesting, the opens' of the mammas, galleries, and libraries, sag the performers of made ea Sasdays wend improve tie. social habits and morale, and (serene t►e Iteppinne, of the workiep etemee." Kr. Ludes advocated the views of the Gape at rest length, sod said meets 'atonalities. Dr. Brabant senaded tee reenatioe, sad argued in ha Amur ea religious gross& The Rev. W. 0. Magee proposed an maaadmest r follors:—'. That la the °onion of tbis nestles the *peens of plans of enassaeat upea Bendel would set bandit tie week's, dams, bat would tend to Were their wind sad newel habits, sad inlaid prove fatal to their Ow happiest@ sad Mew interests." The aseee seat, banes bees weeded by Mr. Dane, wes pat to the neetlag, mad tarried by a Inge 'majority. Poimas•Omca. Dic. 17.—The Queen his been shmos to apogees of Mr. Carl Law as Vin-Oosaal at Newcastle-as 'rpm" In the Grand Dais of Marillabargb. Dec. 17.—Th. Qom hes been plasma to present tb• Roy. Der id Stirring to the Agra sad portal or Dalitelltsitoo, I. lb* pritobytitry sad abbe of Ayr, vacant by lb' Golub of tits Bev. Williaa Oilsbrist, tato astable, time, —Gasetto. ---- Downso rinarr, Dze. 17.—Tb• Clues has been pleased t anoint saga Villein Bartow. Esq.. to be Chief Judge, mad J. I. Itemetto, Esq., to be Fitn Paha, Jur*, of the espotase Coati of the Woad of ; Otevesal Coati, LLD., le be is. of the Julies for i.e Woad et Malta; Aleaaatior Stegrart, lot, to he a limber of the Legbiative Conseil of Trtaidad ; Chides Ashowe Lams, lot, to be a Member of the Leakiaties Ceased of Ceylon; Bost Lew, Bet, to boa Member .1 the Leftists live Cassell of Labs= ; 154 the Chief Judge of haiku t boa ieembof of the Cossoll of that Island.—ftestis. 20, 11456. OMCB OF COMMON URAL:INT. Yesterd_sy sad iadaeattel Teesdale et the friends of Yr. Bis, who is ass of the esadidstes for the eies of Common Berjsset, win held at the Ow , Mhall Ct &shown, for the purpose of 'mooting his elecloa. Among thous 'ingest were Bit B. W. Cordes, Mr. J. W 7.1. eon, Mr. T Atkinson, Mr. Millard, Mr Rees, sea., Bit F. B. Mona, Mr. Bosley, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Deputy Lou, Mr. Dodd, Mr. Itocen, Q C., of the Menem Bar; Mr. Poland, Mr Sleigh, Mr. Bedford, Mr. Hartridge, vise , is. Sir R. W. CARD., was saaviinowily voted to the chair. The folioed°, resolutions were moved, seconded, and earned unesissoesly: " Tint this vanities desires to Games its entire smith°. ties with the statements sad inplesaticie Jest addresied to the. W. H. Bodkin, 'sq.. sod unanimously adopts the p lags of the nesting held es the 10th inst. That this nteetieg reseivee eordially to salts with the friends of W. H. Bodkin, Bog., who h..* inasented to form a sonasittes in order to seism his elution, end use every *anima in their power to rites that object. " With this view this meeting reotnneeds the formation of ward enanittess for the pupae of istrodecieg W. H. Lakin, B q , to the *ketone individually, sad of solicit's( their votes and Interest." _ _ MS. JOSIAH WUJION proposed, sad Mr F. M. MOON socesded, a vote et Omsk, to tito Cha l, weak um oar ristf wilt mash cadmium. . . Nursed thinks, sad the swai n dispelled. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE AND THE NEW (mom OVL PARIS PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING: Letters from Vienna of the 14th state that the question of holding the Conferences has now entered on a new phase. Count Buol has received a despatch, informing him that the Cabinet of the Tuileries, alter mature reflect ' lion, cannot accept the interpretation of the Bolgrad question and that of the Isle of Serpents in the abso. lute terms propounded by England, Austria, and Turkey. Count Baal has sent this unexpected declaration to the Emperor of Austria in Italy. No one can now predict when the new Conferences will be opened. The Moniker of yesterday announces that the Emperor will receive the diplomatic corps, the members of the legislatu►e, and other constituted bodies, on the Ist of January. NAPLES. Letters frees Naples, dated the 16th instant, state that all the English residents in that capital, together with the visitors, had gigotd an address of congratulation to the King; and presented it to him at the palace. The King showed great emotion, and expressed his gratitude in a very cordial manner. All the distinguished foreigners in the city have united in this detnonstree tion. The city had been illuminated for four days. A Paris correspondent of the Independence Beige, writing on Thursday, says:—" The fact of con gratulations having been address ed by the Emperor of the French to the King of Naples is certain. The following is authentic on the subject:—lmmediately the attack was known in France, his Majesty charged the consul of our nation at Naples to transmit the expression of his sentiments to King Ferdinand. Probably the Emperor put himself in communication with the English government to induce them to do theses*. The English government did not take the initiative, but it acceded to the proposition of the Emperor, and the demosstration was collective." TES EAST. Amounts from Constantinople to the 10th state that some French vessels were expected in the Bos phorus. The Russians have landed arms and ammuni tion at Zeus. The works in the arsenals of Persia are plug on with great activity, according to in structione reoeived from Teheran. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. tWRON 01:71 OWN COY ' PARIS, FIIDAT ZYNXING. The Prince of Prussia accompanied the Emperor to Versailles to-day, as was announced. Although the weather was wet, it is stated that his Majesty reviewed General Lotto's cavalry division and eight batteries of horse artillery. The Prince was to visit the military school of St. Cyr in the afternoon. The Prase, remarking upon the curious fact that of all the powers in Europe the one most favourable to Switzerland is the power which has definitively contracted a matrimonial alliance with Prussia, says ; " We see from this of what little weight in oar day in the political balance are alliance' of this sort, which formerly were of such high importance." I bear it whispered that great efforts are being made, not only by Russia but by France, to break off the match of which the Press, speaks. Whether it is desirable that these efforts should succeed or not, is perhaps a very difficult question for an Englishman to make up his mind upon. The present and recent policy of Frani', both foreign and domestic, is detestable and contemptible ; but at the same time there is much in the character of the Prussian people to be loved and admired, and it were to be wished that we could be allied with them on a solid liberal basis. Prussia is the most civilised part of Germany, and it has instL mums of long standing, which only require to be carried out by good government to bear rich fruit. There is infinitely more hope of rational liberty being one day firmly established in Prussia by the natural course of events, without bloodshed, than there is in Austria. And yet, most unfortunately, the eompli. coated circumstances of the time compel us to make common cause with the Croat, and to stand aloof from, it not to assume an attitude of positive hostility to the monarch who ought to be at the head of en• lightened Germany. The news of the reduction of its rate of discount by the Bank of England, which was not positively known at the Bourse yesterday, produced a favourable effect upon prime, although considerable surprise was felt that the Bank of France, notwithstanding a fur. !her segmentation in its bullion (said to be to the extent of 10,000,000 k.), had not yet adopted a similar measure. Au extraordinary meeting of the directors was held today, at which several important ques tions were dimmed, among others, according to report, that of doubling the capital of the Bank, and extending the period of bills to run to ninety days. The government, it is said, insists strongly upon the latter point. The Rents rose sc. for cash, and 20e. foe account, closing at 6131 r. 65c. and 68fr. 95c. Bank of France rose 600. Mobilier fell 7fr. Railways were firm, but without any remarkable change. The Spanish exterior debt was quoted at 421 r. Rothschild had offered only 421 fr. against Mirea' 42k. fork. The Pays, in what it oalle "an exact summary with. out comment" of the actual state of the Persian gaup ton, treats as true the report, which has been repeatedly contradicted, that Russia is assembling a large army with a view to the eventualities which may arise out of the English expedition. It says, RuMa is concentrating on the gulf of Arabs, on the borders of the Caspian Sea, a well organized army, which may be estimated at 40,000 men." We read in the Potpie: We leers by a private corresponds's', from Berlin, dated Dee. 17, that on lb* evening bet ire (rb. 16its) the Prussian ethicist bad taken important resolutions wit.l respect to Neufchatel. The questions of bow many regiments are to be sent to Switzerlead, and to whom the command s►all be given, base been (Moused. It is said that Count de Oro ben will be provislocally charged with all the preparatory details, and that he will direct the expedition should it take place. The Petrie also up: Lamm from St. Petersburg state that Priam Barba %MAl, governor of the Russian provision of the Cau casus, had coasted along toe Caspian Sea on his way to A Wham and Tiflis, and had halted at Petroff.ki This fortress, the eltidal*" of which is almost neknown, le per haps destined to play au important part in the events which are likely to come off in Persia. It is said that Prism Rerlatiasky is instructed to take advantage of the even tualities which may result from a war between Ragland sod Persia to found an important sitabishwat at Petroffski. It is added that all the commanding Odeon of the different carp composing the army of the Caucasus bad met la ossferenos, to mew* instraetioas in conformity with the latest order' of the Car. The Daily News was seized to-day for an article condemnatory of the manifesto against Switzerland, which appeared in Wednesday's Mocitewr. An evening paper which reprodeeed the obnoxious arti- I els, was, however, allowed to peas. CENTRAL OAS CONSOMME' COMPANY. Last night in sxtroordinary pima! mostiog of the eltanbaiden of the Great Central Gee Csareasen' vat had M thie Undo, Taws, to meander the pro priety of the ensyeeri pieeeedlog io pediment. la tan with with the City Gee Liebe .. d Oohs Osamp, et the nest NilliCO, to solicit a Wit for the analganselea of the two connate' sad ane to eaten tw o or Meant from, nth tome sad csMitiees se nay be eabsitted to the neetiag, sad penally to adept walk raeolatioes as they nay thick seeneary to lane Imes* Soso sin proposed hill. Mr. Dania Is the Nei. _ _ Up is the nodes:et M. arras. a resolution wee easel- Rowdy pawed to the Wiest that the atablien Was ought to he adopted es tie taros plegesed by the City Coop's, it the ptheeistin of the Chanel &spay were to some I. es pre tenses shodidem m pm sem TM swing this adjeersed till Tuesday zest. Mr. A. M. Shaw, of Newhall. Fortran, has Weed ea •ddres to the dna= of the Northers Bergh', e•prswiag his lateaties to stead as • candidate for their suffrage, it the easulag disseledea of parliameat. Mr. Show styrenes his 'Miele& to the cease of 'lateral re tain, lad ha empathy la ferelia *ides with the pretest •dni•iatntisu. Oa the Bewley sad Mayaeotit question his views ool•eide whittles, of the majority of the Soottish .snap. Colonel Sleigh writes to the Timor relative to the Oneswich 411081i011:" limey same ameba& to the regal. ties eats/ epee .s to permit my use to be pot fa 1101111- win is that of a Toter. It is all amens, shoat loves hen of thirty amass sot Wag epos the righter: I deny that is 4*. Bath so smarties is oaten. It is further per fectly Mama, up to the present hon, that a single elector winos numb attached to my reqnsltios has, either directly or iedireetly, by word al meth or by letter, sigaided to me, or say member of ny meneittee, a desire to ' withdraw his sane from the regaisitiee: Oa the canary, all the gen tinges whom I hennas* sees, who lipid that dommeat, espies tleiresslns more minim Ina see of say saosem." Mr. Edwin James. Q.C., will, we Sr. pleased to Mars, pay a TWO to 8 ,stbses otos la the .area of a few dam to wet hie friends, sad captain to them the resets of his obsess from them for shady a week prior to the Mayor being pat la sealastios ea a esadidate. It is with so view to leaden with, or alter the desist°a at which the friends ot Mt. Andrews have arrival that Mr. Js.. NUN down, bat simply to pat himself right with these wine sappotted his la hie late esadidatare for the repreeestadoa of the boresgb.—llaspehas halepeadesi of this day. Many a literary haste hat been wade brighter this Christmas tbs. by the seal. sysapethy of Jobs Bears, the post, whom death we rteestly aanoaased. The pest was rick is be wee paid. Ilearcely a .as or T 0... die tingsieked is the void of Mane with which he was bee posed sarsombered Is his will ; sad None posts sad *Midges et poets are outlawed with a prism', musifiseass. Amami these who haveshued mast liberally la this harvest et goodwill, we are happy to bear that Mr, sad Mrs. Browsing receive 10,0001.. Mr. Proem (Barry 6 .(P00L. sad Dr. Southey a way buboes ems, we shish, 8,0001. We bear that there are shoat eighty lairotoes—ssoy of thou the old Utatasy Maeda of tin dr owed poot—Athossaum. FINAL ARCTIC BRARCR.—Thare is Row little or Ito doubt so to the 'stead e& of the goveraneat a despeteh Gael expedidoes is Dearth of further Reale of Sir Jobs Freaklia. Tisy will probably consist of three parties, see overland, eaothor Pia Behries's Straits, sad a third sofa Dsvies Straits. The Behrises Streit, expedition will pro- bably is inawiteded either by C.ptsis Collis.= (should he volunteer his smiler), or Coral& Ites/sfort Meraire, as Gnaw daunt worn lad meek satire expertise,. The Bales Bey supeditioa will, it is sewed, be offered is Ceps la licCliatoeli, het we have se yet heard so Doe wee- Wooed to cemataad the armload party.—Uilited &tyke Nitta. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIOWO IN Ins Civil. Barnas.—Prig Casual OKeo—Tee dem of tibia oink baa breams vaunt by the death of Mr. Jobs Barlett Leasard The Admiralty—The trees of seedisel impostor at t►e Royal Naval Hospital, Hadar, has become vacant by the death of Dr. William Lislosy ; Mr. Fanfold, late wet at Tbaspla, km Ines appointed Wet stark is the Royal Naval Hospital, Divvert, is the room of Mr. Millman, dammed ; salary, MK Leis' D e pueinest—A, mastorsiip is the Court of Queue Beads has become violist ' by the death of Mr. Reline Goldrieh. Poor Las Depart mat—Mr. George Wdliam Barrow and Kr. Thomas Harrise ban bees promoted from the Jenks. to the senior divides of the seemed elm. Beak of Zeglasd—A vacancy is the chief essesstesee 'See has boos essood by the death of Mr Josiss L Wseillsed. The Deokyerdo—Kr. Jobs Ward, inspesiee of malilany, N N.. bas bees appointed • latest to the *Oaf esgiseee at Keyhes. with a 'Awry et 4001. Lyn, aril• meilesse; Kr. Howard haa bees 'pinioned forename at Koyhaat; Mr licLerea, temperuyelerk at Baser oet.hosse, has hew treedurei to the Deteepert Dockyard ; Mr. T. B. Fontes, soillsse esryteee, hoe bees appointed to the Kolbe. esbelabboeht ; salary, VOL Cassese—Mc Jae. H. (Indio be boss preeseted ham 'woad to first ChM oink is the Best sad Keg Ida. Docks, Load.' ; Mr. M. trying bee bees prometed hue thi►d to mama elan clerk is the Bast and West leas Desks, Leaden • Mr. G Peel has boss promoted hoe Wed be massif elms sleek is the Bat sad Wen Wig Neb. Lewis.. Suesiee—A pollee fedgeeltip of the aspens Court be begone nests by the death of Mr. W. F. Lest . —Cleft Senna! Ginty@ --•••— • . CAMBIUMS, DEC.=Well end approved for Condi:ate of Dimas; Fulham liedialas : Andrew, Cshts ; Bsafethite, Corpse MAW; Berme, St. Jobe's; Bishop, Cerise e; Covey, St. Peters; Cot, Trinity ; Doke, Cetus; Temkin, Bt. Atha's; Hayward, Corp.' Christi; Holmes. St. Jobs's; 1.., Niue • Lamb. Bt. John's; Petrie. Christ's; Winfield, Trially ; Biimpeor, Casa Signed, W. W Futter, Down's, Pr0f..... of Meittoine,. 6. li. Paget. GREAT DEMAND FOR Fault The Arbroath NNW .ays :--Bo greet is the defamed for fermi la Forfar. shire at went, that rests which would hays been ensue fabulous a short time ego him bum freely premised. seedy farms on the Passers property nearly el. per sus has been off Arel sae ausotod. NATIOATION Os BIUSTOL CHARNEL AND RIVER. —The attendee of the Trinity Boats has been aided to the uus t uslty et ereetiag a WM to desist. the rocks called the Stoma illas to the east el St. Imo, off Gamy. Sun disastrous wrecks hen sesurree on these deepness reefs, sad • light is forthwith to A please there. la the Bristol river, sear the costumes of the Leo. mad &verb, on aria of 'sod Is forealeg, and as the entire raw of the tide Is ever this bank, the imps•liateat is besomisg a serious evil to the free %irrigation of the river; sad as the chemist has been aseseered very such , several vowels have bee. in danger. The society of nerchsale have tuned their atteatios to the evil. ACCIDENT ON THE BOITTE WESTEIN RAILWAY.— Ca Tennalay sight, while the up Dela for Loudon, which leaves Southampton at g p.a., was proesediep at the usual rate of speed between Farnborough sad Wokleg stations, Michael Height, foreas of platelayer, fell from the It. gimp, Iwo was so seriously Waned that he died after a few bean. Koichi had beast for Masi ears a smug of the ...messy, and is the maul pant of his duty as longue of platelayers war tidies spas the eagles to make himself bettor sequaisted with the state of the Ilse, whits macs. 'namely, Ina woe sassametalaad awe, he them Ines with his death. . r. FATAL ACCIDITIT TO A CLIZOTKAN.—A &wits' sad total 'sadist oaraned a taw days stage to the Bay. Wi Woos vies: oflobv sad Fasatasvps. agar Alford. The disused, se the lltk tartest, bad emu to Loath for the purpose of tablas one of Ida daaghten hone frost sebool t.r th• Itelldays, who was to not his at the stall's. hefted of pagan throes* tie Wee to the frost, Mr. Mum west cat tie Liao to nosh the ;Asthma, another desahter tollowbse, being eastiosed by Um pie•ksepor, as ea anise was abating. Is tondo, to go op the 1;01141 doping, tle eagles cams eaddesly epos btu, oreahlog his balms ft sod the platforms, oyes which be wee ultimately ' thews., with bath his thighs broken, sad his head traitors& The daughter mainly ot two yards bellied hes tether whoa tke osolieet weaned. Tim rev. gastlaassa was is Ws WS leas, sad Lee left • sametou fassily.—Stassferal iisrereg. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA. (ST IIA01411111) TILSORAP/1.) (TROY 00It OWN LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. This day, at 7 a.m., the Royal Mail eteam-ship Persia, Captain hulking, arrived in the Mersey from New York, which port she left on the 10th instant, with the mails, 164 passengers, including General Tom Thumb, and 836,923 dollars. The Atlantic arrived at New York on the 9th inst. There won an animated debate in the Senate on the Bth, in which Mr. Bigler, in answer to questions relative to the policy of President Buchanan, stated that the people of Kansas most settle the question of slavery for themselves. Mr. Whitfield was admitted to the Senate a delegate from Kansas by 112 ayes to 108 noes. A despatch from Cincinnati asserts that an insnr• rectionary movement had broken out amongst the negroes in Tennessee, Franklin, and Dover ; in the former county 11 f teen negroes had been killed by their owners and eleven hung. Much excitement prevails. The whites were annieg and organising for defence, and the opinion prevailed that a general nprisiog would take place among the negroes during the holidays. Escapes of slaves were unusually The Governor of lowa had claimed, in his mss• sage, the protection of the Federal Government for the citizens of lows. Mexico advicts report that Vidaurrie bad mio• needed in defeating the government forces mat against him; other reports mention his defeat sad acknowledgment of Comonfort's riveroment. Money at New York without much change; 7 per cent. on all. Stock heavy, and lower in value. Foreign exchange quiet. On London, 109 to 109 1; on Paris, 6.18 1 to 6 21/. Cotton unaffected by the Atlantic's news, and prime unchanged. Breadstuff' in good demand, and firm. _ _ Provision market steady. Freights without alteration, but rather more offer ing for English ports. THE INDIA MAILS. (IT iLscrraio (MOIL 0011 OWN CORRINIPONDNNT.) BOUTIIAMP EON, SATURDAY. The Colombo hu jest arrived with the heavy poe tic* of the India mails. Amongst her cargo is specie to the vales of 20,8801 &WHIT. The Candia, which broke down with the but India mall, left Malta for England on the 10th. flke wu coming home under steam. The Colombo touched off Lisbon, to gain news of the 'striper steamer. The Aver, which left Southampton oa the 9th, with the Brazil mulls, wee going into Lisbon on the 16th, having met with bad weather The Tagus, which left Southampton on the 7th, with the Peninsula mails, was oleo going into Lisbon on the 16th, being nine days after her time. The Ripon, which left Southampton on the 4th, with the India mails, and pat into Comma through stress d weather, mart have been detained there longer than it wm eapected the would be. Twenty-five miles of Egyptian railwey, trona Cairo aorta the MOW, are expected to be opened in six weeks' tine. WARLIKE PREPARATIONS OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Die. IL In our military circles nothing is talked of bat the preparations going on and the orders given to put a large part of the army on the war-footing, in coder to move towards Switzerland. At the War aloe, the needful instructions for the commanders of the corps to be employed, are all written out and ready to be sent off at a moment's notice. It is now stated, on first rate authority, that if Prussia ie compelled to take any hostile measures to regain possession of Neufchatel, considerably more than the two army corps at first intended will be mobilised for immediate active service. The name of the Gene ral to whom the chief command is to be entrusted is mentioned freely, but I do not believe that there are grounds to warrant its being considered anything more than an 014 dit. It is the Prince of Prussia. It is talked of, as an understood thing, that Switzer land will eventually be made to pay for the expenses canoed by the approaching demonstration or campaign, whichever it proves to be. The Constitadionnel is, no doubt, well-informed in stating that the Neufchatel question has assumed a serious and even threwenieg appearance, bat the measures taken are nothing more than must have been anticipated by everybody as the natural and consistent result of the circular despatch of the Bth Wet. lam informed that Prussia has already applied to the different States for permission to march her troops through their territory, and that no di& catty has been made on their part. It is even said that the subject will be officially brought before the German Diet at their next sitting, in order to obtain the formal unction of that assembly, and I have already informed you that no objections will be offered by France to the energetic steps about to be taken by Prussia, but that on the contrary the Em peror Napoleon has already given his hearty consent. The flattering reception experienced by Priam Frederick William at Paris has given great satisfao lion here, as it is justly considered as a proof of the k cordiality existing between the two courts. The , young prince is expected to arrive here on the 29th or 30th inst., and after the feativiies about to take place oa New Year's Day in honour of the Prince of Pruseta's Jubilee (es he will then have been fifty years ! in the army), be will rejoin his regiment at Breslau. THE EARTHQUAKE IN CANDlA.—According to a computation fo the hriparfwel of Smyrna. the dreadful earthquake at Cases, in the bland of U.ndts, which was described a math aco, destroyed more 'him ten thousand houses, s►ops, and public edifice,, and the number ef per ms killed and wounded wee 1,12'2. Only 161 heed of cattle were destroyed. A Paris letter speaks of a Perini dispute baring arisen between the manes of Paris and the Prefet of the Seine, epos the sulljeet of the din ributino of relief to the poor, of which the latter has sesum.d to t.ke the control, to the great jealousy of the metres, who threatened to resign. BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.—We hire good authority for stating that the ermines ioft eel span the yoneg lady in this county, by the breach of promise, have been healed in a seriatim' , ry manner through the lenal &Olsen of both parties; and the e outpace publication of the meter, disclosures that a public trial would cater tardy have requital, see obv;ated. We are Wormed that considerable damages WeTO necessary to the healing of the disordered (renew , . the quietus of which amounted to some 2.0001., independent of costa. We think it pay- Mg rather dear for sash a p , stime.—Hetarfordired Telegraph. A ROBBER SHOT BY A WOMAN.—Abont O'clock yesterday morning &widow mimeo El sabeth Braith waite, who keeps a emall shop in Summer-lane, Barnsley, T , llisairs, was awakened by bearing 'OO5O venom lalitlat in front of her hoer,. In a short time some one tried the front doer, to which a bell 1. attached, and Mee. Braith waite, en heaving the bell ring, leaped out of tode °petted the window, and saw four men standing elms Or the door. Rho asked them what they want. d, end cne of the ram " Two of you go toned to the back doe' On !luring this Mr.. Braithwaite inim.diately flrel off a pieta at the men, when one cf them fell on the Maar and, as the emrassous woman states, w a carried away by his awrolatm. An alarm wee raised, but the police die set succeed is aparshendiog any of the men. A piece of MI supposed to have hem torn eff ore of the 'insid' shirts. was famed close to Mrs. Braithwaite's horse - doer , maturated with blood, which seems to show that one of the WM eel wounded. inuLO:III,VI.Z.-7.DThierd...indtenttbien tChrptior:hUanKinine,o L e m* a the adettaced aye of 130. He was well koown is Oil neighbourhood as a hawker of wicket baskets, sitree, H. lived to sae his descendants unto the s.th teemed li and resealed ell his ficoltie. up to within a abort perio his dasth.—Cousabredgs Chrowiele. 1 1