The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-23 00:00:00

MR. WHIMS'S CASE. (►rr the Day Nara) na the first to introduce—and long the only journal to deem! -Mr. Wm sToN'S ease against tho lkan and chapter of RoullEilEtt,it woof course with no little satisfaction that we yesterday inserted the decision of t he Bishop of l'oenesren, which—after more than t h ree . yews suspension—will reinstate Mr. Winston in hisodiet of Master of the Rochester Cathedral Gram war 'School. Su tar Dr. Ml'kilAr'a visitorial determina tion will be satisfactory to the public., bat certainly i n no other respect. From the first line to the last, his jui:gnient is loose and careless in its language, ieconeequential and illogical in its reasoning, shillv aliallying in its purpose, and we believe we may add quite unsupportable in law. the question on which Mr. IVIIIRTON appealed to the It. shop, as Visitor, was whether within the range of the cathedral statutes, he had, by the publi cation of his pamphlet, committed a grarguadelictuni, entitling the can and Chapter to dismiss him. This qui...ion the Bishop has entirely evaded. He de clares, no doubt, that the pamphlet is litaellous. But that declination is quite be,ide the question; for won csteldt, that a libel is a statutable grarius delirium. The whole current of extraneous evidence and of fair construction shows that it is not. It is for a yrrri , ss tirlietwoi only that the statues impo c the penalty of butomary dismissal; and what grariece 1 deladolo means is a crime, a sin, a breach of morality, net even an intemperate publication. It is true that the Bishop endeavours to escape from this dill'. cult] toy treating the order of the 19th October, 1949, e s an set of suspension only. But in doing so hie ir:44hip sets at defiance the language of that order, w hi c h was exclusively and entirely one of dismissal and removal; and ho ignores the whole of the Veen and Chapter's precis:dings which treated it as a Te etotal. defended it in all the subsequent litigation as a laatil removal, and tilled up the offiee because of it s vorarcy. In giving mach a decision the Bishop of 1104111 , 1L1t has mot eZercised his visional functions • judicially or legally; he has heard an appeal on which be has o u t pito' judgment. The Bishop's object in this evasion is obvious enough. Had he decided the question of the yraeire c4.lit .4 Mr. WIII:ATON the accuracy of his d w i s ion might, it is poesible, have been reviewed in a evert of law, and then a legal opinion might have been otatairxdou the liiwfulutss of the manner in which the Dean and Canons have dealt with the sirplus revenues of the cathedral church of Rochester, alter payment of the ancient stipends laid down in the scheme of Haney VIII. This would d t once hare raised the whole subject of capi- Uttar abuse of cathedral trusts. In the manner, there fore, in which Bishop . 11.1111.1.1 . has escaped bringing cathedral dignitaries into that scrape there is a good deal of :be wisdom of the serpent. The queen of suspension never having been argued before the episcopal Visitor, to punish Mr. 11tti.toN by 31 years suspension, is not only mani festly unjust, but quite illegal ' • for he is , punished in a !plural against which he had no opportunity afforded him to show cause. The Visitor was simply called in to say whether the removal was legal or iite h al ; beyond that point in this appeal he had ekei:y uo jurisdiction and on this ground also the decision is not, it is clear, supportable in law. The main charge made by Mr. WIIISTON against the Dem and Chapter is correctly stated by the Mishap to be "having illegally takes to thimeselne a disproportion ate share of the revenue of the cathe dral property ; but, whilst punehintMr. WILSTON with 3; years' suspension and lobs of income for basing made this charge, the Bishop does net my that the charge itself is unfounded. And se far from Mr. Weistoe hat log exaggerated the Spree against the lken and Chapter, a recent paelieseen tary return shows that in his he has very much understated the ease. t u tr.e llis tu t erom therein estimated the value of the moonrise at ; whereas their actual worth he now shows (in a paper elsewhere inserted) is 1.0241. The proportionate share of revenue of the cathedral poperty which they take, whilst ostyzz log the four foundation students and twenty tins boys their ancient stipends, is more than 30 pw cent. greater than Mr. WIEILSTON " libellonely" charged against them. But now that Mr. Wnisros his to be restored ea the Ist of January, what has to be done intim issuer of these students and boys? That. efeir all, is the rat question. Arc they, part and parcel of the original cathedral idisere. tebe kept on their pretest to amens% or to be gernutLed t edr o a rrtahe the benefited the growth of the ea which the Dean and Omer eisjo 7L e ire re i n i inquiry from which the Bishop at ltoartrrstt suet not be allowed to escape- Mr. Winnow, teinstatek is not the man to let it go whop. lie will, we tenet, resume with the Bishey bi this part R the disterebet which was interrupted the war hr his diwtheel on the 19th October, 184 . All that her aeserred in the interval has - cried the nee Ma. Watsros originally te the consideration of the public. Part el the edema scheme of the estkedrals of the new fonsdaties was educaticeal, sad that part hem been nest neglected. ne tends thine atablish aente a Ve Y ; the want of s nudes in onboard glebe is even greater than elsewhere ; the ebilgaties is clear; the duty clearer. The snowing gives by Mr. WEIBTOS to education is this dinettes mint set, thershee, be lost ; and anther mei= will net, we are glad to heir, pass awaywithont the subject being brought under the oefieranm of the legislature. TILE WEST GLOUCESTER ELECTION RIOTS. TRIAL OF THY RIOTIZIL (now ow moans.) OLOIICZETZR, To-day the trial et the body of me charged with hatiag Gleemmeasembtre. ea the week& of ths Ism sweeter the yaw elmenistleg the 11111erspi *sir to the WI sesertlaw retry by triiudeths. mom es tit Ware, seal esdlel blew bloom ere ! . Os the Nessh ma le *awl emerse Omsk/ . Me reemermtal emallek; aid Ow was•amesps alifefrallell& TIM OMNI/ &Enigma, owl wire wheys is blie wee heed, mew twisty-see weekr. Them wow wee Jaws* Eli skin, nap Neap, Thema IFllek,Wlllkaa 1114104 hesph Fleshly Iblimmid Wilke% Mew W Jemsph Has, taws Gedwiek_Wea. Neekede Jews DeoWeserfolhole.Wm. igtoslian Lin" eft Malady, Charles Leven. llebwe Reeks Lem el Medi, Awe Regan, TWIT Gadele, awl the 19 722,... Tb. 7 ody a w ttk o ad w illek ma la 1111. * .y erith Ober 4/=, sea weir the eel kat they Ikea I Z l Lsee trek • rest seke eel sad awalted awl had Themes Maned. ht, Z. Breed, W. David. Th ew lea. Cheeks William Hardy. sed lletemez e ladd6a7. IbS as tanalbolblkorrie= Wee k dusty I and est bra F. ZH. ' see et the kr the said se at . Two WI = sad Willem &Wow Mk see showed with **wee emb assy sad swede& may has ibe .rape me Ida he Wel M the wises. Tie_piesetre pleela a Not pky." lb. Newer see lib. Meek etre .seed hr the yeses wise. eel Mr. Oaks mailer. Peke hi the /deem The edema was wry kimealemee. bat the peleelpal hell es &dosed from m A is e b l i tz et Ws witememes he the Ara l om a awed., Arm It will be sm. , d 1 ti I tea Ist We wastera Makes et Ike emeely year Wks bW The N edbletre WM lie ell timabus. Mr. ftiememenelhe Nook mid lbe Nee. Oast try la Me «Shied panda" Walt, the Ikea embers by Ns. ikysl Zlewiesta, be the Week eat bee ktreast. O s Ms bet Mead,. July D i a hoe body et same, pees rid herAls Me, streaked do it es protwisehe emedMete, thmewieg slaws .l broadly the 'Wows. There Wale Feel • hvr ad afkr makes as Seth Wisp le WI =eh. akimb. essielke to de sweet et me et the saws, saniall • Ilisersilik Asy wee Napa is heel smoked ow the eel were Mewed a ceedderable amines was the by the ash. who kW Ikea with mew best then WAS, eel lore the Wass ef slew d them to 1,. Illembirm, • a sikmate. ned the list A*, betas ash pall Mee Wea k& Ilase et the Oleo were waled away kr dead, bet tftrreeroseed. Ths sled epos the people ad di sasie" thews list the/ bid lami se Ths maw el O we wank hewskeoo -. wits et asaa amid esr see ait hawse Or kib a ee—ws d the eellee. "lllll =eeng4 l.. , lishaly of Om WI he..,, amid bee lbw bash. kr Vero gaildwits in* Os retitle few reed Tle; Mew 1 1 " 4 1. = C a ltintary. bo a = ow lab 4 de WI was quelled esee is a r lbe the "Wes. ewe the sib cnt a adesie—ki distr beta The as hi on rasA_ lel were est mg welt. a• 1# et Aurast, • elher the A Rome evembse et Weems ewe thee 9rslorel al ramie* bet the trial had eel Imenkased Mess sae puma was egipalbsi, at 6 o'clock. THE REV. ROBERT WHISTON v. THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF ROCHESTER. The following statement is referred to in our re marks elsewhere. It wee transmitted to the Bight Rev. the Lord Bishop of Rochester, MS Visitor of the Cathedral, by the appellant. Os June 30, len, the Hen. the 11011111 of Commons or dewed to be printed a " Return from the Ecclesiastical Conunissiosen for Ennland of every payment made to them iu each yes' from 1810. oe account of any suspended stalls is the 61111111r01 eatliedral sod collegiate chanties of England end Waite" Thi copyOf this return is sent herewith, and subjoined is en eatraci, showies the payments made on amount ot one au:vended stall at Rochester : lite. Dos. 11 Cal s 11111114. ha. 13 .... 240 410 19 293 14 * 9694. $ N2 7 6 1141. ley 11-- 790 13 6 DN. so .. 4N 14 10 lets. Jut. 29 2lO 13 2 1347. Avg. 23 333 3 0 We. 16 33 0 1 10411. 1167617 334 7 4 1113. July 12 461 2 0 104.1* 774 11 6 I:*e. 15 314 7 2 1619. 11 37 13 0 1414. Jley 13 576 11 0 111611. Nov. V 334 4 4 1663. !ob. 26 3 7 .1 13 4 1131. are 16 323 2 0 .. .. _ e a o Now, Mr. Whiston's Ant l application. about aii the lour students and 20 boys were severally made on February 9 and August 23, 1848, in the latter of which he estimated the value of a caneary at "more than 600/.," and in his pamphlet of May, 1849, at 6801. The return, however, •how. that the payments made on account of the suppreseed stall, on the average of the seven previous years, were 8971. 16e. 2d. a year. Again, by a parliamentary paper No. 378 of this year, it 'pram that income tan is deducted from layman to the C 0191131 1 ,60111,/, stal the amount, which alter such deduction leaves 8971. 161. 2d., is about 9241. Bat by en order of council No. 41 of July 4, 1841, the tressarer of the chapter was empowered to " retain " 11131113- tidy a senain amount "out or the first moneys payable to the commissioners, as the proceeds " of the suppressed *tell, and Parliamentary Paper No. 609, for 18.50, shows that from 1810 to 1819 100/ is near was so retained end paid to the liv. Canon Irving, "tee performing the additional du ties cut upon the chapter by the suppression of the cs• floury." It follows, then, that cm the avenge of the seven years nut preceding 1819 the real original value of the suppreued stall was 1001. mere than the amount paid, minus income-tax, to the Commissioners, or 1,0'241. Again the 3rd end 4th of the Queen, c. 114 has this clause : '• Provided that notbiug herein contained shall he 00S 11tTued to affect the rights of any chapter, according to the statutes or customs of such chapter, in force at the passing of this act, to make doe prosiaan oat of the divisible carat* revenues for all necessary and proper ezproditure. It follows, then, that the cathedral revenue, while yet corporate sad itedivided, are chargeable with all sash ex . penibture, after defraying which the same dividend accrues to the fire existing stalls as to she one suspended ; and, therefore, that the value of each of the live cancans* for the seven years sad preceding the publieation of the pamphlet, was 1,0 24J. • year clear, sad not COOL, an amount eVby the mmallaat from a rotten made by the chapter lake af the amonriss, ea as average the 'wren yam orss sossalitsi 1834. lit is she ho be remarked, that whereas on Aug. 28, 11148. the aspire% estimated a canonry at " more man W 1.," this Nan shows (oa the foregoing principles) that a week beim huh sum reeeived upwards of 79.51.. in addition to inst the 4881 OMNI. . tiss potskas Much, making 1,264. is that year, als& _ _ The wit n1•811111.ii kit at the riquet of the sppsllaat, shoo Um Ilipmemb dodined to poen= their aseenate, bat see teeing born putted seen to be need en the further heariag of the apS e t i o it hie lay to transmit it now, with the ezeherdaytte th e Information of the visitor sad moroware. Mr. Whigs's also mils himself of dill to correct two mistakes, ale his own the elba, e. Oentlintre, sad both nude es the breolag oir the aped. Hie own esme tree the dommeat that the meted of the memaindeeen, deed llareh 4,1111, ma earl= east by de Sed wed lth or iho Chess, e. 113, Meow it wen their hearth tepee% dwell Jose Si, 1311, width wee thm Istr ies Mr. 's error, es it appears to Mr. Whitfea, was his lewd= tee Demeaned Beekman Mlle datatea, i. e. the Geepahte eel 14/desiek ems leneadal to ha lay men, sad That dem the ITifeer .Niw their phone him weer beta Ulad ap to say enthednal. Oe the matney, me of the when of the Imbeds/ Ste. tares, Bleb* 'Leath, Is ble lajosetfees for the Omeemmat of We Oathaled (a... MS), mama " that Mee amt the wetelerh_ ahead le moat, Kr. Dem dwell d elhwei e eampt suck at visa (a holy orders, as De en s- NV, Illehimese, hie." Noremer mewling to the Clew List, a Gospeller sad Epistoler MUI nisi at Norwich C ath edral, though not es distinct aliens. A copy of this statement has been seat to the C MO/ Clerk, foe the information ante respondents. RODIUM WHISTON. Rochester, Sept. 11, 11102. EDEMA= OF THE LAND FOR THE NEW NATIONAL GALLERIES. The Hor s i C:iesthieiosore, who wen constituted a perramaest I/ • charter treated by bee Majesty n- vide es daft of the ftme Ilabibitiste. have m end, ompleled seem very largirpurthesse ef hod, witleb it le owtheetersd awe Ile be applied to the above objeet, in obehilleellet with aresemes sub so UM wow at Marlborough t 0..., et proffelk Oa the promeeith of arts, reassufastures, sed alemil a. l Th U retjbe e darl e v r wl= t iaa a t " E=l r ti:s 55 web b ut the meat wow of the lead purehaws wow base ealwaWeil that toed sod the gabs will bare to the mule& fuels ha all that is to thaw. The site theses for the resliewies of all this Is at Kea reßahia Ordwllimses wad the Hoe of hours . erettheeshisel usisisnopledly twee Ilar =wheys* of Peetkesersie top ft tomato is ea ea- Uwe dip& maw _ y ab oocepei as melon rarjediforessMted% i ll wilia disr.ts wee ea bs t e r e and poweds, ailed _Obseutopledge were situated. Met of lb hollolsweed to the lhiwfde Willow aufclawl Illst. aisle% 11 • rides Mew* most as the meth side, wee the , wee the property of the peel* MIL Hagan; W . The b to wry lossoltally disposed, gradually &pin to whole al the south is boie I.o4proteciousd ofyde a: H Padt dews to the Old Ore* piet t o:A:lw the douse the Owleibestrepllk r e to sorwie sit is a eweept garden walls of gro ..4 at * slug* eel esilday, t=e Welltios of his thee. The ' bow pen it the hal Is lenood " geovo,"Wellheallemiled with foe dil l = pleb= sod greet* WM es the assothato part Mite ~a. The Ent treat oithaWid by the ems- 11111.11• Ina free the trete* the swish of 81. Mar gret, WirloftellE whom it is woord omm =llo mese pees ellebell," • met et 00,0011, et bud the petodpel (a very seat s. l i Mir ski Hares de 'Man, bee sold 0 nos'of _lied to the as mielosen Orr the large sea ef MA* roi , ease idea* parabows le osepiete the beriallety es mph a 4,0101. pee Iwo bellies aka e ood, we bellow, gleelt. The ghweed sebum t a b a he this,,About 900 yedth ea this ebb glee MNI at Limekiln; • reed le to be NW, MS het via, OW. Kesdegissipee to lisesop- It=ouS at HO Moth ef Onloirwww. This end ea espoosoo babes flar the view gellehise to the week, ad the Mils will Mara at the eerie aid* say depth sogolorL The giestity of loud nom/ will Mao Weer of worimedel pews& amid the *Mire Os a es* eideeolge Mewl. The pH* ter this Ms h furtelaly very post, sod Fetus. thus hos over bewa Mare odor Hallow ; bee MI, the Mlle* *geatoeel to way eoleelleaste * , dawn* of moire to lerl - thh, th toot, ls sew telly 1-b=ws e r to t i t illil4 Ideas stirtet, we e g er ri al ed l ie kmiwalwaillewel Ogee* eves at a nolleael IM.L'#.llMirPfa'• TO . dtspailiegsts brae& bur by tbe , seder at beihrep- tee es W . Ills lel* mg. ems a leer Chili. pure, tem the pasper, el Ns. the bevelin stamp Oiliest Ossipany lid ftwee kept ea leak: Ike arils& Ili bet vie s biestek awl its like ries ems; illi Wily r isi 4 s bet • geNemilst il :l l A= l.ll46 ldestersemt mai t: eleeressi was iblelly . I i nly, a wok a ' is its Med, and riag emndwith the • shawl, OM :I= ei1t."4......6":1"-Enz'n ela ran old. lte is* Is *sat Ike las eta stilts mere ego. It asks 111 bill WINOS rise elm displusel. Itim tailless, mad iris like. telpgisd sal alemiseiles eill visa. Its bead k relase miler thee ass sf a iblariers bursa bars. 1411Lara tieffit e sunie.,mbilzr Th .T. :t.. ..i. jad . in list amel tb7rWm seresl el* nag Weeraimb si kte Mk. Tie bait ie le Me libm a( ilseires liwksase, ebbe ewe eM is s'imertikee slaw It le err eel willbp sbireal ef dis Beater like sky. eseleiss Ira Ur humors* near ries lbw tbe mug sells& awl kerallielmt browse ime sereleitle edema sit the offekiiTjaremil *lbs. Tba rakes "eam liseekla bere in se eesseek is at p base is as OW INNS at the resisesims Cheyeafe mo ils% wake q ty lisieli• rapes Dab piss. JUgets up as Cork, lite up the =lid*Miel.sail liekm sa sod illl ale rest Wrest busilkisomass labs resikpially appe Pun non invonuo—Housr us so Pus loo.—ini it be sedial *at at Reba atm era Ur folk Melia as saki Is seeress is the ilacst silk of mitmesit irk, wry vet day sl Kali it Ma - WIM et lb, latellialwaa sf die anleakares et es r ear& ail Ile bell el = a te, se seep. embieli b lle• dreg Who is be take as sal lamrso= li ks sae st Ill l =amill ant aili AV rsisb e l= t eke el Vir a eta titt i rtill h Pr iiiii Mil&tristeme es prik tam lire Orel. ' WIZ olg usi mei quite am = i see d l:l:3t it rste .. aid reit Wes S. Ike sebseberat is it emailtime wield est *NIL Tbssels ~imam is maim* wok Is 111.-11• Jamilikr. FAREWELL MEETING OF ENHORANTS.- MRS. CHISHOLM. A poslaße meeting Oa the agars of a farewell religious service) of • number of emigrants and their friends who are about to pswased to Auettelie in the skip Lord Delevel, under CM ormadom of Dr. Campbell and a number of Christina seadaste, who have formed them selves into a esamdttee he the purpose, was held last evening I. the athishroons Cowper-strCet, City-road. The ametirm was advertised (by mhtake as the secretary eialled) so of Chisholm eadivasts. and Um. Chisholm was perat t 7 invitation to Wader her edvlce to the parties emigrating, Apeley Pella% leg. (the member for South wark), the Rev. Dr. Thonnums, the Rev. A. P. Black, the Rev. 8. Kees, sad ether patleamm masested with the " Christian " imigratios moratmeat, ware oh, ill the plat form. _ _ Mr. APILIT PILLATT took the chair, awl Imo* es peened the satisfaction he felt at being Minted * pandade mined en the Rev. Dr. Thompson to open the beim of dr iseeting with prayer; which over, The CHAIRMAN COUINIMuIatO l those mon* es the ad vantageous circumstances ander which they would leave their native shore to seek their fortune in a distant clime, and contrasted them with those whfch attended tbe emigre ! tion of the Pilgrim Fathers two hundred years ago, who were driven forth by religious and political intolerance, but who had formed the basis of what war now one of the most powerful nations of the world. lie understood this to be the third opportunity of the friend< of those who were seeking another 'There for the employment of their in dustry said energy, meeting them in Christian converse and communion, to wish them a Christian farewell. He understood that 264 Christian emigrants in connelion with the same movement had taken their departure in the Hyderabad, about 200 more in the Blackheath, and there wire now about to sail in the lo r d -- !AM he WAS happy to my, like the cause of Christian emigration, ranked Al—about more. (Hear, hear.) Ho had no doubt that the tide of emigration now going out was destined to be an instru ment in the hands of Providence to spread Christianity and civilisation through the world. Mrs. CHISVOLM, who was warmly welcomed, then came forward, as she said, to afford such information to the emi grants as would tend to their comfort on had skip, and.. their landing in the country of their adoption. /daisy per sons who went to Australia occupied their time for months previous in obtaining a knowledge of the country they were going to. This was no doubt highly useful is its way but very few prepared their minds for the many little difllmeltses they would have to meet at the outset. At Gravesend it was the custom for the friends of the emigrants to crowd round them to take farewell. Skis believed the excitement consequeet thereon prevented that care being bestowed on the ar rangement of the cabins, and the preparations on board, which wove absolutely necessary to health and comfort daring the voyage. She advised the friends of those who were new going out to take their farewell of them as early es possible, so as to avoid that evil. Again, the friends, whoa they westes board at Gravesend, generally mosamed thew Mk eendlen which were provided for the children en the %voyage. leery biscuit and every glees of water cra mmed by the (needs of the emigrants on their leave taking wee so much taken from the comfort. of the emi grants themselees. She advised them to avoid giving children pastry immediately previous to sailing, and also the amiltionee of brandy as a preventative to sea sickness, aggestisl i nsteed the me of oatmeal gruel, exercise, and body in ea upright position. She cautioned the= pert of her iodinate against giving way to that 111 temper whisk was meally exhibited when the 'noon redeem of bring seined on shipboard were Brat gamin ess/4. In roped le provinces, she reminded them that meet het IS me seat. in boiling, so that they meat not lime the seek if the full weight allowed wee not received when it mule a sooked state—though she believed it wan net someamea fee tie cook, in order to increase his add* of pram to pat in soda while the beef was boils unser allemaame of the lt lb. of beef would be ham maim eld* tedasod if the mine weans of throw. Jug aside mesp _lle of mine, din, and fat, as was generally putelleil at beam were followed. The eni gma% abuse ta go eat wadi have permeates to remain as bead ohm arrival sit days. Tide imbed very metamalaseas ea die free et it ; bet die wall Napa gam that warn were threes meek haw we dip booed tbs. an ebore—that was, that these who same ea band to him War would give km by SO to lfi per cont. Shia was ghettos ohm. Tberaltas ler advise woe at m dime des adman they anima. setwithetealbg what they might how of high rests. She pardealialy Bathed the wives he ham the ship with Nub haelahle, owl to take their eillimea with them. They wen to pay an ultualies ' to whet might be mid ofgemide bee of buggege or armee. (Hear, and a lamely The heggego ap low I. *s p a mad, as to immie. ma Mei *eel leers la • ewe maw, bg himself fa ewe hey them weal beep le Mem& hall, a melt. Lair the risk of Immpatisa of ether kiwis to whisk be was exposed. It was aloe to bo remileseed that • man who la the 'den with • wib owl bully was ai r via is a best light, was moo we* mem iftair to get ready employmeat i =t ig ao The meat ea dam so a Magi* mesa. She - repeated the advice given es • ymerisse mossisa In the same mem as to the advisability at the emismats Joining together previous to their beadtsto the aImeabaTILIMES of ado Mgpgri, t o tho_pmparem at emememy. Iteferrimg to t ad s t prim of Om la the oe, hid a Pm, she ail tem were op. pabseehe of • bat, Waft at dm hags produa MUM et the perrideas P all peels= Wade would metals them, dm hi lad ao Isar ► but that ease& They were aware that she a gab ilillatigV2 abases had, sad she heard them was aradra pima of the aims idal—• sort of opposition plaa.-puopmed by in go mamma, and she handed to =ppm le. The goverte mme it Pest poalme abaft bad head the moutior of sending Bagarrydears % the moo whisk bad oppaered at heir s Tory mem raidemoo Meli ds a, to Na num ha stimalmol Abo is, sal imbued tbsee in er the plea: • gibes a peer mos mid mead &by gotormamas, by Ito beakers, er by bar kushead .—whidt be ebooesa-skis amid my he would do blot to awed it is des loads of the remnant. Fee, though it would bo soh la the beak of her imelami deis t ai le k dio, sad the of dial. Th e wadi Site Lev r eserildiske tromp malaise as law as IL, entail. befArgeress. • Mid bi= She won sewing a regielmmalso ha sham to aim sad obilibui who amind a (hula lahrmatiem et their huslmeas and debase k Automata to do so. The soma of dr applimah IMO SMOMM, sod pedisalase of iho implool he woo to bo sigidoma, sal w- achy seat to Omaha Oblehely sad die beamed any few mess iseit_ester is libkb ebo may impial after would see he ISM eta egged et de awake of peewee who wow herreid Y me legalise she sight as, that oho bed bed sr hie dm ibleopeso wives_ to bee hat 4 014 0 ;Oda hihemetisa of sm armee. la Na. Maim enured the mignon that her herbeek abbe % rilloM 0901101111/01 inform des Wry noire MI the Wan la Nos Mew. • poem rams mad wilder es enigma Se mie l r ib e av wsrig m est is Om UM Ilee Meal meld he MSS le le ea ake the The 5i.....,it MIS an Mai .Tosag, the meter et the air, op la ski pithem, seed stale *Ga w k would ad permit shrift to be alismeed aa bat am pailomma set eravrorlog Mao aok ere bt‘ ill iegT"ig. try) .spared lir osaideass (theugh boot ggigigi i himself) that Oapida Twig wooldganalt mokhoo shad's Goo micas" subs. an the messagem TbeAev. Da Tassrmor baderemed thelkonveraltherM and. bad sever whammed the paean alluded to, mad be be. Yawed it was is es seas seed as sew. einsiong had had fin nisi ininaainted to ate, mini the last two man: Ms pang wag • ati=ts ay Marmo t it bad less anadol ag m ranniss. She addled the agnimali gun tat i.e. Dr. oil, sat gut bin a get • nanstiadma Wean ia tbs goatnet. dot anise was est to be poo. anted. Wars as a seas ski woad ass tabs a yeggsge Jog • dip ia whin the pastas was darn (Ban) Ma wined, kiwi,., to gain ski walgrassa slat " Jan " ws• • nadir Mow pasall*, soLdsganal ton nosidssatisa gad state bias pan* nseg then • I Mrs. Chisholm bans/ mdse Woks' ozbertating nog Miami by antes! el tat seargadratiensajognit, sad tho siostiog onsiand with prayer. . Dit. BOWItINed PIDLOLOOICAL LWOW To MI Ciutara.—Tbere 27 bag alas, s diplomats corm ...betrese Dr. GNI name! et Come, 16 tos wad* ****Dere. amen Wi = je 11"61 1=6 the Cbia." donee* Open* " Is derive* R=rho Da• leek Ws W 111 arttal I the Deese et "Iraeip a errl44barsiesi"kia. kr *statue. AMR ill &Eel ressa f filleir, it as eyee. BZ, ;absents air el t w Mna he two awl by ha between Weir ra t aw the, APO swag sire V o ris ewer sweld le we et the Weiser Is Ole Were weal of ark .lii bores nee this awe, bet we swe rib weada arm will be pet ea Wit to sad We ChisseA are tank, to fat el wash elthey hate sad degie sp. We here he dr dits le see the erred of Seeds, re , we awed:2r Wit that ibe terslP of magi sawed Wiftwest by We sad deer de weld to espies the patty spits, yet whew it is ream ft le der ht the puree ea whisk it le tee ellitaltirwbbe tw helisp of the speed we. It howass is wider of hreparteue trZ l it to mean. The water has bow drama at sea kirk la wretlew pert of the rya. We will ade Now add thol e la hew% whoa onrWriew twos are wed la wahine of ft WWI lit may be Weird that they beo thee ne be sede. asel that ths GM, be drama his pest.—Hosy- Sawlir. MAID 07 MILO. BuLLTVAN, Couvi. AT ANOT. —We retpt4 Wise to wrier the dee* ail* gentle- Miewral re raw at Amoy ea the lee slew" lir. W beat kr seas Ire la .a lefts state el health. lb. Isakbvira, dowensel, lea he.. appdated to set se .waduse the plasm* if kw litspeety loe ham. The eiteedes of etestd sew= to be the mil Yell am to the diploma orbs 14 Chin, es ewes tbe &set pedal we hire bed tile live Pere teasel we haw bed te tweed the dear of se Mn than Ave new*, wk. :—Mwers. Thaw, L &saw, ib Ursa, Cu.,.,, sad delliwa.—fforty Lag lbliebt, N. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 13, 1852. INQUEST ON THE KEEPER KILLED BY THE SERPENT. Yesterday Mr. Wakley held the inquest on Ed- ward Horatio Girlie', killed by the bite of the Cobra at the Zoological Gardens on Wednesday. The jury, who met at the York and Albany, went first to view the body sad afterwards to see the serpent is its eage. Mr. Mitchell, the secretary of the society, explained to them the proper manner of removing the venomous reptiles, by means of • wire, which obviates all danger in the operation of cleaning the cells. The serpent was taking the water when the jury called. It is about Ave feet long, with • flat brood head and • yellow mark at the back of all neck. Mr. G. F. Burdett, the surgeon who received the cue, dewribed the condition in which deceased was brought to the hospital. When first seen, he appeared unconscious and very feint. His face was livid and his respiration very im perfect. He moaned but could not speak, and pointed to his direst. Ile was placed in bed and artificial respiration and galvanism resorted to. No stimulants were gives, as he was unable to swallow. The action of the heart was kept up by artificial respiration 40 minutes after natural respiration had ceased, but galvanism had no effebt. There I were 10 small punctures or wounds on the nose-4 on the I right and 6on the lett side. The largest was about the sixth of an inch in diameter, and it had penetrated about the eighth of an inch nearly to the nasal bone. The face of deceased continued to get more and more livid, and after death it extended down the neck below the clavicles. The post-mortem examination disclosed no unnatural appearance of thu brain. The lungs were less collapse 1 than usual, end at the backs congested and suite black. The deepest puncture had been constantly since death exuding a thin bloody fluid. By the Furman—We did not apply anything to the wounds, as the case was too far gone for it to have been of service. The Coroner remarked that the most certain remedy would have been fur some person to have sucked the wound the instant after the bite, if any one could have been (mid having the boldness to de it. Edward Stewart, who looks after the bumming birds at the gardens, said that he end deceased lett th e gar d ens a t ' sir o'clock en Tuesday, and he returned shortly before sir ea Wednesday morning, and was in the reptile room with the deceased when the accident happened. A little after eight o'clock he was going out of the door with a basket of larks. Deceased wee then by the snake gums. He lifted up the glue, and took out the Homo" snake, and held it up by its neck. Witness ran to and said, " For God's sake pat It beck again." Girlies laughed, and said, " I am inspired," and then lifted the snake on to wit ' nest's shoulder, and let it run round his neck. Witaess said, " For God's sake put it sway." Gitlin; then put the snake in, and then came down to where the Cobra" was, and said, "Now for the Cobra." Witness again ex ' claimed, " For God's sake leave off—what are you about ?" Deceased took the "Cobra" out of the case, and put it inside his waistcoat, and it crawled round from the right aids, and came out at the left side of hie waistcoat. (fir ' ling drew it out, and was holding the " Cobra" between the head and the middle of the body, when it made a dart at his face and he (witness) maw the blood on Girling's nose, and aiding called out, "Run for Hunt," and witness did so_ , and was much frightened. When (witness) returned he found the "Cobra " - back in its ease. He supposed it moat have been placed beck there by the deceased. Deceased would sometimes get • little to drink. On the Tuesday night witness had tea with Girling, and they went oat together between seven and eight o'clock, sal they were out all night. They went to see a friend who was going to Australia, where they had some porter, and afterwards they went to a public-house is Shoe lane. Girlies wee not int.:hated, bat be was is ea exerted state; they had sow gat after they got back to the prates, about breakfast time. Asotiav keeper mated Biker laid be sew Girlies bend. limp the whey, red waned him. lie believed that the de mised was basalseted. . . Hr. Mundt deposed that the men had orders never to tun the antos, end said that may we. diacerneil about the sullen is a anis of istuticauon would be discharged. Ile gau nen einem to Girling peregsally on his ap graLt:Hann Wbegs a surd es *railway before galatnent et the prima. He low once reproved hits e and thresiesod hies win instant dignified for opening tie adder NM to Ind the reptile., instead of putting the hod in at the lip. Juan Plisge. miaow at the Zoological Gerdes., said ha law the neneed OiWft immediately after he was bit ten lie res Ye w Wooing., severed with blood, sal beep* sf lies (wine* le tsha kin for gannet as be had bees clew by a eed gad was dying. He mind be sore Is die. He than war ed hie nee, and fancied he bed the ash* ia his hewn. He kept saying, it's here he lit en. • gab was _peened, and he wee conveyed in than Niningts. to the hospital. Nothing was dou for lir. I t t e teield the dawned wee in porserion of a pu ritans of Cadres, said to be • specific against ...pest inns, with the nened of applytag which de ment( was well sequined, having emu Is used I. some enpaieseale whin bed how made at the genus. These soneinest. were isesselogire a. to the gnu of the alleged =lHe gave • bane at the to Gitlin at e . of the no go ea sew .... gave M he to thst no eseidest cunt new news by she wafter at 0111 it. ass Idnealf. The deessed so doubt hod wonser smoked that the only eldest of the isquiry we. M auensie whether thew who annoyed pewees in dangerous estspliess had take. all resesable and proper pronsdes In their segurity. In this ewe that wee die. =arria. There send be so down but deceased's esedied Mee his own folly. Thejary wineneill • verdict, " That Edward Horatio Hiding noddies the effects of wounds indicted by • nue nese serpent taws es the ' cobra de capello and that the bowie. wen the gesalte of his own regain, whillt in a ans. of iatenisedso." The Jaunty this terminated. 810001.1140.—Ter0 Via SlMlD.—lnformit ties has bees meshed et the seism of the Dutch ship View Wadies De big, master, of Rotterdam, wader the AMID eireammiose : It seaman that the View Wiftsielea had ?waft arrival • i lia. tem Labia. med time. tithe, Oft v: b i g _ bed his =lim,eadnal, he west is via alho ns za= iltneed a mist seas* whoa ef oce sshe i rs aie r lbs et alp" esd a ma of *di& were lid soi ea - a Mawr wish arms sigmas more woe disseired, makftg • meal at ma.. et afters. The goods were seemed he the been's erssebeeme, end the mil gird wader ' with a Caber Memo aide if , dregs Ceti' A. De , Ils'lL Tea Der Wet sad J. Dillow the aim of Os we tiliftee .mm 4 lodged in i l .0 is _.• ,„„,. " 6,, tw whisk time liaise teem fte i have is set dews. bdiellas bee it loss meshed of the oboe et dm Newmales wiser Reds Leiter, mei, said et Mei Resaidoismid • wit • sop cl Mies Ws Key, she We selnegen es embeddeg kr, fame pas of Mose sal Ale If Ape meended wmiesd the mew Ms boob Ribes file), md lib Rabb. dip sod Rid Pissed feememes), Mi. admitted bat be amtesbeed is pe to does, were WON lab aillek, aid la GM ili topers made it the dessosies le of litrintr.—At the Quesimbrefel Pitt/ basks' on legitde semen named TlMmes Isnot" John Lawrie Reiss" Telrish tisk it, John Mad noir Aleamir fief* to the ware Omaha wg fixt meaty me gee- ba lli tt 7 A to Orimisbe. .Aga that the —sur n i n cr a. Timi=r s i igloos, sme lt el Mk math be 0 2 Mt dig gasseam, whew the trillerimi ill lb w = hers was mot sesderthy, dud Om bud Tema she mods twelve lashes of meese a r t al l lir mil three quartos. They hid the to g:Fer Quismown. It mild. ea to the , kg, OM the matey of the Miley DM may otoisorat to the Abet Om the airy bed ftee• 'resl sr ibeellemimes, we Abel by the ftermatile Melee Almweilmerat AM The 27th emetics of this net seed Tha t al gime he mess at diesellek mad it ether sM ul l impseeible to do me, 'lie Ode, ref see die la the ebb barbs* 'etas, silt* yid& lift the di the Red day 024 , L weir, 11111ert il at il e ili time wit lb em i t a s aUß i fy to 110 4111ervi l Leirre qui:tile& of the Y shi sad a Mateasse, Or egad ftat do is hew beta so reed, shell be added is fte entry." Although it woe mid lbst ft :p r im Se *book had bees reed Is the Mow as the dedit, pet &I so statement to the data thet it bees sii reed was added to the. entry, thatwars of Gibe it the act had not been waft, aad the mutineers were dboharged,—Cork AXOTRZI . „RAILWAY ACCIDINT MR NIWARIL— Aa mint, whisk Wald have bees siorattedorith the sit *dal sosemisse, mired ea the Orme Rosin be at Balifte, war Nis* on Treseday leek , * a cc. tilos ot which ate as %Rowe ;—lt last miens was mamba vdtk a a ef veggie loaded wish Si, trom • quarry sem ft dm Newark stabs (a weir af am es t i lt= for t a h: t trgi a , mai ift *is OM OP iii. Aim N UM MI. 1111 0. 6 b widek Till Ilaill ai i egad. mei eft • wades espies Owing to the out of wi d er, the fell with vies. =Lee alma each ether, awd pee fellows es the N ben lo s s ft the . amid; eassiof dig., however, :=L a rw g hls lisis iit ree ll re . s4VMMes i re r bXes k erf two re=s, sad is imaging emmeir.4E ham, in billi t liell 7 bleid *ft 1111112igea wen meet Ism* basis the TEM Moe/ eg will wsre efte, sod three dime 11 :3 two rig tabs wile ems beg* le • Mead. The peon gees several of ism mow. wen greatly abased in I 1 invite of do mai. of asides* whisk ham lataly hat Ste bed es 4 the leis r ° l• 6 =l It is mai be ihms wee theme eb ems am • herb mediae eilide, of ft the Hoes et the men es the , maim big Is iniesed ilk there awl gmat diger et 1 • Maim. 1 for mit 1 . 1 .1 211 if er ea 010 P - SLonoart.—lt WM• nesmoss be Qiiusinu is Wasiak, lie meg lady, a midi elm Oa fabeillei, prompi et a•andimak arum in her % bed eloped Mmi n ear i alrear Is the mern siMiag with a mesa gen. dim mimed im the of meleher of one of t gembieftes. It Is sisalel that Osak a the Who of the bride bms pee Is geode of the fugitivelois— Cork Osseelikliiiik UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 22.—REVISION Or THE STA TUTIM.—The Viett.Chaneellor has given notice that, upon the reeemeendation of the Statutes Revision Syndicate, the paees announced for Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri ' day, the 27th, 28th, end 29th inst., will not be offered to the senate on them days. Due tlks will be given at a future opportunity of the days on which they will be offered. In oonsequenee of the withdrawal of the ;rester above alluded te, the eongregations fixed for Thursday and Fri day, the 28th and 2-9th inst., will not be holden. There will he it congregation on Wedneedey, the 27th, us already announced. JACKSONIAN LaCTIMI.—The Jacksonian Professor will commend on Tuesday, Oet. 28, a coune of twenty-via lee torte, et the room in the Botanic Garden, on mechanics and mechanism, end their application to manufacturing pro assess, the stesm-engine, cafe. Gentlemen who attend them lectures with the intention of obtaining the professor's cer tificate, which by grace of the senate (Oct. 31, 1848 e) is now required under certain conditions for the degrees of 8.A.. Honorary M.A., and 8.C.L., mast be provided with the professional lecture ticket, for which they are requested to apply to the registrary or their college tutor. Gentlemen who de not require the oertifieste may attend the course on payment of two guineas, and are to leave their names at Mr. Deightou's, in the usual meaner. ANATOIRT.—The Professor of Anatomy will commence a course of lectures on the Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, in the Anatomical School. The lectures will be delivered on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, at 1 o'clock, until the end of the term. Gentlemen who purpose to attend are to enter their names at Mr. Deighton's. lioaaox's Tnuer.—At a congregation oa Monday nest the following grace (among others) will be offered to the senate :--To appoint Dr. Ainslie, Muter of Pembroke Col legs, Dr. Phelps, Menge of Sidney Sussex College, Dr. Pisilpott, Master of St. Catherine's Hall, Dr. Cookson, Muter of Bt. Peter's College, Dr. Cartmell, Master of Christ's College, and Mr. Ittoreley, Master of Downing Col lege, who have been severally nominated by green of the senate and appointed by the Court of Chancery trustees of Hobson's estates, governors of Hobson's trust, in accord ance with the 14th regulation of a scheme recently approved by the Court of Chancery for the administration of the same. APPOINTMINT or UNIVIIRSTTY Meotartiefre.—The undermentioned masters of colleges have just been placed on the commission of the pears :—The Rev. Dr. Philpott, St. Catharine's Hall ; the Rev. Dr. Cookson, St. Peter's College ; the Rev. Dr. Cartmell , Christ's College; the Rev. Dr. Golden, Trinity Hall. rA.FAXiiNTIL Rev. Peregrine Shaw Allen, to Birch Curacy, Lancashire. Rev. Alfred Browne, (Vicar of Flitton, Bedfordshire,) to be • Surrogate, Archdeacoury of Bedfordshire. Rev. Thomas Bl ßurnaby, to Galin Curacy, Leicestershire. to Rev. J. Hodgson, oxham Vicarage, with Mcicombe, Oxfordshire; vane, 2621. with residence; patron., Eton College. Rev. Wywdhant Can on Malden, to Burgh Apton Rec tory with Holventone Rectory, Norfolk ; value, 6731. with residence; patron, Earl of Abergavenny. Rev. William Marshall, to Ilton Vicarage, Somerset; value, 193/. with residence ; patron, the Prebend thereof. Rev. Belward Henry Robson, to Prestwich Curacy, Lan cashire. &v.Joaelh William Sharpe, Cambridge, to Badby with Newnhas Camay, Northamptonshire. vAcixcnia. CANONZT.-Btoir-in-Lind;;;;ll7 . the Cathedral Church of Lincoln; patron. Bishop of Lincoln; Rev. P. Fraser, de mand. RlCTORY.—Kovrortb. with Isley-Walton cursey, Leires shim, diocese of Peterhoromth ; value, 8601.; patrons, Christ's College, Cambridge; Rev. P. Fraser, deceased. VlCARAol.—Farebam, Rants, diocese of Winchester; value, 6301.; patron, Bishop of Winchester; Rev. W. C. Madden, promoted. CZAPLAINCY.—To his Royal Highness the Duke otCam bridge ; Rev. P. Fraser, deceased. • Vid• Cambridge Weeder for 1431, pp. 1147. NAVAL. • • PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 22. —The Ipho, 12, Com minder the Hon. A. A. Cochrane, arri ved at Spithead this &Ramos heat Halifax, North America. She has had thick weather and contrary winds home, having been 31 days ea the voyage. She has consegasatly brought no news.—The Alarm, 26, Captain Ramsay, left Halifax for England the sum day as the Sappho. The last-named vessel has been ia commission since February, 1819, being relieved by the Daring, 12, Commander Napier.—The Electra, 14 Commander Morris, sailed at daylight this to; South Australia ;nd New Zealand.—The Lively • hter, arrived lest night from Pembroke and Ply mouth, bringing round the Image of Rear-Admiral Fan shawe, the superintendent of this dockyard. MILITARY. /SOY LAST MONT'S GASITTS. WAR OFFICE, Ocr. 22. 14th Regiment of Foot—Lieut. Henry „Tsmsend to IS captain, by parthue. site Archilan, who retiree • Emi Chidaey tianauel Coot. to be lieutenant, by pastiest, eke Townsend. Seth Foot— Hodge Welk= Hamilles Trzra le lie lieutenant, by pier_, vim Dune, alto 89th Foot—hasintest-Sotgas Georg e Ilyd, llama the Sol West India to be maistanbampass, rice Nl•Nab, in 71st F lanes Dalliesh to be adjutant, vies Stuart. wise resigns the ellietincY Till'l I nth Feot—Aseleteabenrpsee Archibald Henry Fraser, Ni. the Mind F., to be assistant.oargoon, vim Wilke, deseased. 79th F oot —Lieutsuant Moray Wades Campbell to be cap tain, p e a mi thees, vies Mainworteg, who retire. ; Ensign John to be limstamemd, by parehase, vies Campbell. 90th F LinteamaKkdonel Frederick Rid, to be lieutiaembeeleask by plasboae, vies Veneta:l, who re tires ; Capalin There less to be maim, by paellas., vice lid ; Liembseat Laud Bodes Wyvill to be ca tain, by purism mehoes, Wyv , vise Zees ; Rouge Henry Butler to be llemensit, by p vise glad Feot—Aetinp Ass seat-Surgeon Alexander Orkr, M.D., to be amiatiMeurgoos, vim Fraser, appointed to the 76th Fest. NM Foot—w a ke, odeck C. ilosyth to be limi tation, a who mama fai WestCaptaia Fammeat Atbalwold hemmer, alai heMpty onaussebekte he oartain, vim Atria, abet ezt=tlieutemat Moms tiibblop to be vies Immemigeo, Who retires. led 7art ili talis lepisaratb—AiMbe Amistent Surgeon GM.= 48 1 1. 11 WAN= Ode* M be mutant surgeon, yin Myna oppalatail Oi thoillik7. luaromararow—TM pmeette a rpeintssaats wilt& asok_ploto ea UM G lit mord Malta Fend. Its att, woo with toapsnry mob soli; The surnamed the removed him frit 17th Light Dredpearra la r r l ia l qi msoss, la dm • Garotte el the WM Camber, M, "LoM," sad 191 Lead, es dunk AWL ADMIRAZ, Omr. 8. o=l a .., =lerisenr-Cal TY esel So l ma Commandant Eli* O.IL, to be askant commandant, vise Meat Merger, retbod on ' Miley ; Listatioant- Colempl Junes Irwin Willa to be Wend Boma Com kussaa n eaten promoted; Brevet .. niee ',lplt M ant-telenel, Am Will, pplasoa ; t end Adjutant D oha Hen Stewart lobe vise Child', rumba ; Second t Wil liam eery Rine Won to be dna lieutenant, vim Sewer; promoted; Rat Lieutenant Charles Reed Driver to Is Adjatant, vim Stewart, promoted. follenribi A Galatia ' TER MUM. eassiiidase have been signed : A Wynne; In., tabs captain. la tits Royal ....ssumnir• Is asse. igittra Lewis William Belkeley, 1101., to be =11116114311111111"egttie,tr,111.1"/"Vg, BR, to moo 4,ob ko l esz now 4 =l4l, i t a ti s o . Ant V dills lathes Wow. Iggb. awnislossant, ditto. Thaw mow Jesse, Best, to be seated lin twat, Is ANN • , l'he 4. Chutes - I — reak — DlTldireeta ARUN pink,* be email Usatiaaat, Zebu d Hairy Willione e pal, *be mesa. bealeallak to or blo. Thema If k eboaar le br la do VW Reit. OWNS Y Raped pat., to be iseosans,ia ditto: WlllienPellet ia ., to be 'gbh% a AM etWeet Wen Oeheal It ben Lifts, late KW Otsaidise 0u1i414 la Pied pimps/wt. 'hoe George Lew Itat, lii., re staessaisiltftat of West /11111/a.' • R•l4/1/. iek Woe r , la des Royal Rest Middlemen urt awl= Paget lair, pat, to be UM/mat, rise Hyde, ond iebv ia hur dlela Tone, Rat, late ceps* . breath Ibusers, losm Me Ileale aoesler ssi•sekask vies Dia, 'sniped, in the West I R =tie. tsar Romp Rowse Tbereten Riblyord, Illok i t a. be up take, yin Taylor, TOSAVIIii, to the lest York i =ped, lAr tter laalk be nollede.ries 1111. lis k - Minat , et do Royal Dragoons. r a i z b.= Di r. b 7bo u tatiagdarlik• Rogisseet of Proonin Moileyl Chan, pat., to be bet lientoopt, in 01!:. best John Ansley, gent., to be second li eutenant, in Mite. John Pry.. Harrison, gent., to be liostenant, in the R.,. Montgomeryshire Militia. lames Davis., pat., to be Umtata:it, is the Royal How inerith Militia. Jobs Paine Ming, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Bilis, re=in ditto. Mecca, Eaq., late captain, 99th Regiment, to be no*. vice Joha Mara Homo, deceased, In the Royal Lesko Regimen of kelp M dw a d, mmy Prier, lg., la be captain, vice John De schamps, isms hi Eon Graben Illashr, Esq., to be captain, vice Sir William Henry Nieherthea, deceased, in ditto. :after Ewe Carling, Esq., to be captain, vice Charles Finch Haekenzie, deemed, in ditto. 3 • William Henry Dratazon Connor, Bay., to bo captain vice Thomas AEI n, retired, in ditto. Sir James Lameness Cotter, Bart., :ate :7th Enniskillen Regiment, to be captain, vice Edward Tlick.ner, retied, in ditto. William Henry Muted' Holmes, E.q., ti be captain, vice Richard Hicks, retired, in ditto. John liars ison Allan, gent., to be licateuant,vice George Crowell, deceased, in ditto. Henry John Uyde gent., to be lieutenant, vie* John Thomas Coleman, deceased, in ditto. Christian William M'Neill, gent., to be lieutenant, vies William George Roper, deceased, in dick,. William Rouertaon, gent., to be lieutenant, vice William Maunder, retired, in ditto. Charles James Mitchell, gent., to be lieutenant, vice John Steele retired, in ditto. Francis (erne Warwick, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Robert Dellinger, retired, in ditto. William Clare Collins, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Thomas Heath, retired, in ditto. William iVeatheraill Wilson, gent., to be ensign, vice John Thew:ore Ling, re. igned, in ditto. Frederick Greaves Moon, gent., to he ensign, vice Sussex Charles iiford, re•igned, in ditto. Henry Marten Kennard, gent , to be ensign, vice Frede rick Richard *inflow, evaignell, in ditto. Samuel Johnston Clifford, gent., to be ensign, vice George Burbler Chills, resigned, in ditto. John Britten, jun., gent., to be ensign, vice John Harri son Allan, promoted, in ditto. Henry J0n5..0 , , gent., to be ensign, vice Frederick*. Weldon, retired, iu ditto. Assi.tUnt•Surlieon George Burlaso Childs, to be surgeon, vice Sun ud Tarrat, retired, in ditto. HUNTING APPOLNTMENTS. Durham County hounds, Monday, Cole ; Wednesday, Braucipeth ; Friday, Stoney Gate—at half pact 10. Newcastle and Gateshead harriers, Mon lay, (2:0 Gate, Friday, Wallstrid—at half past 10. Stockton and Dillingham barriers, Monday. Dillingham ; Thursday, Sheraton—at half-past 10. Badsworth bounds, Tuesday, Wontersley Pork ; Thurs day, Seawsby ISar ; Saturday, Ackworth Moor Top —at half•peuit 10. D.V.U., Tuesday, Dole's Ash Hog Lease; Friday, lieu , stridge, Bowdon hill—at half-past It. Bambara Moor hounds. Monday, Harewood ; Wednes day, Crum Roads, Branham Moor; Friday, North Leigh ton; Saturday, Diffa—at half•pait 10. Cottesmore h.mnds, Monday, N.,rmanten Park; Tues day, Vi'ordley Toll-bar; Thursday, Bourn ‘Vuol; Satur day, Seaton Windmill—at 11. Crawley and Horsham hounds, Monday, Werth l'ark ; Wednesday, Holmbush Lodge ; Friday, Dolcombe Village —et a quarter to 11. Bouth Essex bounds, Tuesday, Stanford-le-Hops ; Satur day, The Dog and Partridge, StitTord—at half-pas !O. Dumfries-shire hounds, Tuesday, Lockerbie; Friday, Tortherwold—at half-past 10. Mr. Ingraqa's hounds, Monday, Sudbury Hall ; Thurs day, Blithetilld ; Saturday, Needwood House—at a quarter to 11. Southdown hounds, Friday, Ration—at half-past 11. Tiverton hounds, Monday, Kiltenon Park—at half past 10. Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Swallow Village; Wednesday, Nettleton Lodge; Friday, Saab, Mill—at 11. Brighter* harriers, Monday, Patch's=; Wednesday, Rsoo-eourse ; Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11. Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thum day, Telscombe Tye —at half-can 10. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. The following circular has lust been diatributcd : " Secretar7'a•ofce, }Amon Station, Loudon, OcL 20, 1842. aorannvu OPTICS LONDON AND MONTY WISTNRN MAILWAY COMPANY. .. TO TH3 .. Experience has satisfied the director, of the London and North Western and Midland Companies that it would conduce to the stability of the undertakings, and to the convenience and advantage of the public if the co-operation (biped on an identity of interest) which has subsisted for some years in working the two undertakings were rendered more complete and permanent; and they have determined, therefore, by an unanimous resolution of each board, to re commend for adoption by their respective proprietors an agreement to apply to parliament for a bill to amalgamate the companies, on terms to be mottled by referees of high standing. The directors are led to recommt rot this course from • conviction that by such means alone con they obtain the full advantages to be derived from the existing arrangements, or secure with cer tainty an uninterrupted continuation of that cordial co-operation in the working of the two undertakings which is essential to the welfare of the proprietors, sod to the ' interests of the public. In addition to the special reasons in favour of an amalgamation of these two companies, expe rience is daily proving, beyond all question, that • state of hostile rivalry between railway companies leads, of neces sity, to great and general inconvenience. and to a needless and wasteful expenditure in the conduct of the traMc com mon to both, without any corresponding advantage to the public ; and leads also to the outlay, year by year, of large amounts of capital in the construetieu of dapticate lines nod stations, instead of being devoted, as the interests of the country dictate, to the wants of towns and distts still devoid of railway facilities . The directors trust ch at you will be able to attend personally the gen e r a l micelleon the 9rd November ; if, however, you are unable to du eo, and should desire to be represented by proxy, you may obtain the necessary form on application to this ofilee.—lly order, . 4 Cuts. E. STlWalti, Setretery." Resolutions intended to be submitted for adoption at the General Meeting, called for November 3, 1862 : .. Resolved,—That it is expedient to effect a permanent union of interest between the London and North Western and Midland Railways Companies, and to amalgamate the under takings on the following terms, viz. :—That the relative values of the two undertakings be ascertained and fixed by three referees of high standing; that their decision be given after the passing of the act of amalgamation : but in case the first application to parliament fails, further application shall be made in the following and ensuing semen, and it shall be competent for either company to eall upon the referees to fix the relative value of the two undertakings; snob value to be, in any case fixed after 31st December, 1853." Resolved — That the direeton be accordingly autho rised to in tr oduce end prosecute, in the ensuing session of parliament, a bill to carry into effect the foregoing re.olu don, end to take such measures, in furtherance thereof, aa they may deans At, and as counsel may advise, sonsiste n tly with the powers of the parties." DISCOVERY or A MURDEIL—A short time since the body of a_ young girl was discovered in a pond in the conuanne of Neaselrode, near Bois le Due. When found her clothes were tied over her head, on which several 'revere wounds had been made with a heavy instrument. Suspicion falling on • young man named Boma, by whom the girl wee pregnant, he was arrested, but positively denied being the author oldie murder. He was brought into the room when thepoMlllo44lllo examination of the body was being made, and remained perfectly unmoved while the., various Mei wiled he seed In his trade m • mason and • maker of weeds* shoes were_applied to the wound, in order to weer lain whether th ey bad been inflicted by them. At length, however, on one of the persona present taking a gen, in order Is toy whether the butt-aid of it had been the lustre 'mat used to the murder, he became arated, art i said-- " Premise to tthat me humanely, and will oon all." He thee avowed that he was the author of the murder ; that holed enticed the young girl into a wood in order to talk with her relative to their marriage, and that he had there killed her by blow, on the head with the butt-end of klec i i it He then, he mid, returned to the village where he and proposed marriage to a yonag girl of whom he was ha bat she refused him, and be afterwards returned to the spot when he had left the body, carried it on his shoulders, and threw it into the pond where it was found.— Golignani. TWo Priara DEOWNSD.--On Monday night tut, two pilots belonging to Aberdeen unfortunately bat their live under the following eireametames. It mmeam a fo reign mast was an the wary,ba sad the master had ' come on shore for orders. He tthen out to the meal again by • mew of dm pilots. one of whom preferred to remain on board another vessel in the bay rather than Mena. The other four men—all of them relatives, and named Allan— were returning in the bet, the time Drawees 10 and 11 feel**, and it being dark and a swell prevailing, when Crthe bar a sea 'track the oars heavily, and three of ew, William Allan, Anthony /Wan, his brother, and John Allan, his sou, were thrown into the water. The manger Allan, the son, swam till, Seeding himself among the Paths at the breakwater oa the south aide, lie clung to them fee safety; he was eventually thrown on 'bon by a sea, sad saved, alter sustaining some injuries. William Allan held by an oar for a time, mid the *ries of both him and Anthony WWII heard on board a vessel in the bay ; but very aces they sank. The two men who have been lost were, it will be noticed, brothers. William Allan, the elder of the two, had been twice married, and was the father of four teen children, some of whom are dead, whilst others are grown up. He had a brother lost off one of the tag-boat. hew Rime two years ago, and his first wife and also a sister both met with death by occidental drowning. Anthony, his brother, also leaves a widow„ _with me or two children. Search has been made for the bodies, bat as yet without effeet.—Aberdeen Jounaal. PnlYit,flobt OF GUERNSEY AND Jfliffnr.—The state of Guernsey a short time since appointed a Minmittee to omegas acts of parliament in sellecenee Ia the law of *et/edifies es it regards that island. From that report, which bee jut been lathed, it appears that au memption from baba aka one ed the island was greeted to the inha bitants et Game y by Stephen of Blois, King of England, sad that this Wynne has been confirmed in mimes terms Weide= subsequent royal *harms ; and, in consequence of this privilege, Guernsey seamea have never been im pressed fa was time. Another privilege enjoyed by the inhabitants of Gummy is net being obliged to appear before a foreign seurt. The English law authorities have also always acknowledged that a King or Queen of Eng land's 'warrant dose mot nth to the babied. The committee recommend the Guernsey authorities to carefully guard these privileges, and protect individual liberty against all abuse of power. There Ia little doubt that J 'nay enjoys *bosoms privileges. LODOileia MONEY re-June:res' Antasy w the items in • late parliamentary paper is one of 1,6 ~ as " Januar lodging la money to judges," in the year ended the sth y st.