The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-15 00:00:00

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The Load BM" 1111JI hen MOW • adoodbit rims Ws shall Is., of erg stems at the Cape ass lasi gbe Court. 0411ORNI. THOMaDtV.—Prins Victor of Rohn- Ire Lww►wa paid u visit vontorday to her Majesty sad his Albset Primes Albin out out shooting this sensimi. Mr. Bancroft, the American minister, had an in anity with the Chewsller ei the Exchequer yesterday at W Awl resideace to Dowatapareet. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England had pima resetiag yesterday at their odic* itt WhitahaU ~Despatehes were received yesterday at the Colonial as ken the Epsom, II the Maari•ius. _ _ TM Jtdici~l Cootatittse of the Privy Council sat A. &ppm' from Braid. " . Meharajah Maine: Government of Beftsl,' was sontmeneed. 14. Terser (Qmesie Commit) and Mr. Wilma (Queen's Camel) wm heard. The ease mas adtonrned. THE EX-KING OF THE FRENCH AND THE ISLE eT WIONT.—It is reported that But Cowes Castle hes been lan for a term of years by the Comet de NeAilly. DEATH OF OEN. SIR HECTOR MACLEAN, K.C.B. —This venerable general died on Monday test at the ex. Mae ewe of 93 yens. He entered the military =Om of lb Bait India Cempeay se far back m 1776, mad lad taken mt in the early wan le lathe rube Lord Clive, Victual LB, Lord Cornwallis, sad had seen maiderable active defy la the army. le 1808 he orbtalsed the. read; erectus' in 1811; la 1821 ; sad paoral rat i a ga i r s al lBl6 he was aerit a Knight Commuter idle cedes of the Bob Cartuf REFORM.—In March last, a _deputation assidag el Lord Harremby, Lord Ashley, Lied Robert Onaisser, end Mr. Cetraltean, had an laurels. with the saes; sad It trampited that the subject el Wiz em boss. wee asseeted with the ohms. • Mule herr is the mdse. lir. Hasty, a tathkswing his nodes, Fee Lad Ms latest s Melia inimedis Mai he druid itti*e, es to lay Sat dep ad the seat wades, what peewee the go mums bed as is astsrisi he pies. of dank reform. balsa thane dalmamees is land, it is se matter of Mr- PRISMS VIP limit ilia Mr. C. K. Murray, the secretary sidle ushdraleal emoirdasseca, Itse neatly paid several edit Wad his. We an horny doubt dint the very quiet week d the oafs, Naha will palm sene neve. mak Ibis dialaiss es the pert is the ieveasisart. As le lb. Iles. t the Pemiardi Ihet.daft lbasthese unbol viesseed a vitl rZol6°er Y is M. Mr. :WM Me aids libels is pespidst, make, Z o siz Zeid Ware Lad Ida is Ile Mime ; seed. sessally, Afar ham allasesal le Lewd his by bierdl, Kr. Colrain, is espienetica of the aids tapeet.- The sise ressmamdsdene ef die m = ell wen ms fatties :-1. That the adalsesiasl that be mewl lad. 2. net Ile wise al the Melia al te Wasp eat eethwitel abut= Anal& be ermendaml, ✓d the west nsieved sailehle far *noel papaw That the sesittabbop. sal Whops @health. audewed with adds lad imam.; sal that the .a of their abeam Atoll hi Ye the saheb -. ni test 4. That this dad datell be applied a wile mated previsies be the aside, W tie tedetmest d esertlidess 5. That pedaling rat tans dateld be snide of the.ldheel seleritia of ere da ta O. That sew eels *wan be tested in Pa ...Hera swam the WON* weatight is diseases; the sew allec i l es t Masi mi. past, esal hetes =dewed at 2,OSW per emees, and with rasidessea. 7. the el= beat_ le be rebel late bbleptin ; thee paean Oar a esaideenhie =mind am bibs's, Mita deenst far sew hada IL Varessi esatribe- One ware the new hishipilis le be Niels& L The re. • tosesela sad alms rimers ft be sesssed le ill- Wawa beads. is pipaisse plesa.--flash is as estlise Is qm er eases al N Claret lamas sad leans " ishakhd la lard :aka It ad la Mani lest. And we dealt set thee, is the saw is a Mw wait, we Ira art gles, set ray bete. the HOMO slam am MI prioniment,—Bameraf. Citata..—Temierisy um Bawd of Health waved Wits al Ms blawag sew awe : Stedwell, 1; Wanda. tali, 1 trbl ; Oneswielt, I had ; Clothes' ;2.! WC allsbargh, 7, 3 hash 01d K 4 "m ; nameses, 17, I fatal by Kalsemies, 1 Md. Total, sew isms; xi •••mi RSOMR Saturday evening. Win Nev., at db. de w a Weise* emit wee dieterned Son °W•rneerf. Cambridge, Liaised Owns, by o. P. Son It Is sioneed is the seeessUaties Crosse. Its no. ihe h lewd' the wok HIRMO a MIDDLE= MAOIMAPRe.--Yaoisr ta waft ths sossinnoes et the ems, et Midis= slaw Clerksowell ter the Imeassies it genera emir bliss. Kr. Pearsall essapissi the shalt. floes iagi gla7 dtr attesdases of nesistrans. TM prima Il eele bleed ben nosived, lb. sowed "nit Rs him, in needwheal el war primp her its stnitannes le Os pausal Oise bees union Gni Vet !leftism se • tehmsecor be Meow inn din a Imp dheemise. """`, lbw b wily two rota is di tams, awl as Wit It. TIM HOARD CO ORDNASOI.-13ire—In the bat lutiontst a essnallen et the Mown of Cosmos. t otawsie.d r sentie the admen of the wiry, army, tat nibs does at the saudes it node its mart ea ••• Re easy, whoa Lord Jul. Rama promised that We unsinst wield be respeoistsd as the re-asessabUsso PubeetoV es er the most of seraplaties the welt sr the of parilansus a conatb sr , lir W. distries, Six Denis Us bass es esandse ths "weer apswillase. Its op les ihst its ambers, taapersal din oswasinsapieseral, sad • ~,_ el the eine, d i stosse are ail arks appointed to Wiens* psi& by a whip misianys asul tins 'ewe new, bp the a/ its isouldu. whether this intanne, bas iii li4 with des skiset aotasey sr is 1118 lieellet et " aoralth me sal I win ansbels sm." be. ltr ent us to* poetise kr the paws of &Wasp the cord allattnist Men the In sonaleal sinsilay nit a ....nests et the Haws at Consassa. As a asperse, ton e hi is adman is perlit hses vassami4ber night be the lows "megeliste te the pablis al =wi s tb di Ohm down lass e t t r ob ettoranot, awl • wise staid ado le the ps Ise whist Is its 0111= Wise eme=latisohisi—ass st the the Miele Osards—ass wt.. 11 1.1.1 7ZW Z:•Weer DIM dianberogesnal of moiled doportetaats— ZIO en heed aids Amy Modica Depernaeat the ether hi " tbe %teases Medical Dapsoluist , Li het, the OMMO DICOAIIMM, embeds eta dog ) • wilidry t is end • mato! dsposoodo, id* es abessuary d diens oodi et thou, appaera to be kept op midi kr Ow sake ot pada owl ad at • vest mews te *be podia • mood odissi of Ito esdontos egad le do maws ralknosr • Sold far Ike aboodist equine et abeam dolays et petals assay.—A TAT PATIO. FiLiovrontp-Porna Batosnoc-411r, Is year loortio et toasty apes the aboorthy et a mat set Wog aimed - le set kis dm work doss to kb son asses se to tbe ototsor esolo. las dared le pilot blade yes aßstber eills•ota, tbe deoth a r tbs Olommay Fame* rafts to Fend ,15 rien tlll wharf year ems pow, owspo by Yolks= Ibeda bs E s eupdy wteraddei odd Ike that feat Neaps' pos to pay dem de amend with& wood boa te bell they portardei die wet& k Mak Skra Oat amok reodstkos ads Ude dada & be pot la sad tent COMMIT iladma—Olty, Did Re ON TIM UM= COUNTIES RAILWAY.— Oa Wohesday sight a 1r• broke out upon Me Bestere Comtism Railway, user Illeaelsed-bridgs. The dams erigloaerd Memo estmeive wenaiege, es a 'Waga Caop hamferm bridge. The premien, at the time el the out break. sestalsed a maim of tracks sad Mbar property. The Mammy wes made by is. of t h e asps 's somata Mmetbato ishematim Mae outbreak ma to the Pep: porde% esti a amber of the valirm melees sad Ohms besemed to Me moo of e.sßsaeatles, Mewed by the Pah witilloa. TM demo eseM to age wklt imemsed sigma, earl es they brae hl the roof the rafted= mold be mess tom meet parts of ooketr, sad beaught te the epe eio et Me e enema maims, but bible they :.shedlllealhod the wh perm la the wortreem, aod Wafts it. NM —,...d Medusa, et tbabarovere th tie etemed. The demege dem le thew reported by Ms. imediebo Braid weed aholdieg, used as workshop. about MO het Ism MIS best breed, with a amber of trucks, the bl =l Mt HeMmu Osuatim Railway Company, at Bridge, mew floothed.bridies, destroyed, boadlog awl eft- Outs usimeeed. The Am was omissible' by the parish 13.r."1",the"eserem7511:11.4‘e of Yist. 47 imallested as *airy wits • view es Wit* how the di► aster essaned, but wttheet messes. The geseral orioles Is that the be me esaleetal. iltdeg M• 9 •9 19 •••••4 by • spark dragging mem the Icor, or hum NM erseAmeess 'milks Masai settee wiping,. 19Q9Birfa, YESTIZDAT. MATH non EMIR° SAD Chases —Before 112 r, Baku, adjourned, at the Leedom w e ts Nerbilt Cett o arl , 19. fa a d Deemed was Ohm ylag Mate ea tbe ht fast . ead — inrpi=l reboot 20 adastes, apperselly from a. mask dshelese. Dr. Leilseby eselyeed the eat a% strike stem* sad hard • oweatity et obsess, widely bang *sod amber mismesegis imposties, wee bead es esomfa smell Magi, whisk ere Massaro of aseempseilleo, sod be &on board death to the dolomites oasts ef emit abeam It is supposed that she had parshamil the Meese Rom is. of the bowlers, who ere at peanut wafts is the street what they tom • row sham at the resist M. par peered. The jury resumed • mast that doesmod died his. the deleterious assb et putrid elhooliii tbeembt it right to caution pee -1 ems against p ureb • similar muck so sold is ' INMKNI.— —A BIATIC NOLNIA IN W SITU I MIR BEDS WSLI..—Before Mr. Synod, INI the body of a masa wham same was supposed to be thew &Weir, he Molar; boo emmitod as the lost essoisa fa that sane. He bed he• speedy boss es immlell if the pima is mime mom. Oa the day a*sr bin admission (the 7th Met.) he was planed opts bread sad water for refusing to work. He appeared is pallet beahlt, and made no complaint, and partook sad eft the prima allowance. Oa Tuesday he died from • violent acts* d cholmo.—A Teethe was returned to that ellesk OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM. LEWES--(coNcLumu)). The meestellegs at the Levee election in 1841 were meek tee Ileglases to go annotioad. A petition was re. seated against the return of Mum Elpkinstone and Her lord, alleging everything that stead be slimed to invalids** their mats. The rade& was pretested is the short make et 1141, and all the leas ad Army winter of that year it hang over their heads, giving sleepless nights to them as well as to die lawyer? sleeks who were preparing the ease for their debuts. Is Lowe., be, the beg delay which attended the trial of this pebble wee predaetive of very bad resells. More hserthembp, Isalemies, ill will, strife, dis cord, and bed bled were eogesdered by this metre than ever *Meted is the bows before. Its effects are fa es this day, and have ialleenord, doubtleer, many a fate madam his tory of many a family is Lewes. The particulars of the Lewes election petitien= . 7 Joseph Parkes, Esq., of Great Chermatreet. W before Mr. 80/buck's celebrated committer en abeam ere: promisee, is one ot the moat graphic and weinaggiembe. Sens of the working of the maim of destine podkiene that you wimp' can and on reseed anywhere. Be sip : " I had eessiderable difilesky in gleam the muds to inform me of the .meet pardealere of IM areeslie et the elmtion, whisk is way lenient whoa therhare been Mewl up is wanly ressastisse. I fret of ail reepared oar& Modal stmeasmt to me et the per entrearm ti the bills paid ad wapird, and also I had the memo up, mil see of the most rdve sass who I mambo' kad takes • wry active part is the :brim ; to him, of souree, I put envy sifting goer ions. The total MOMS et the Ws re- MUM by the sitting memben was semewhme about 6,0301., and the moment I dimming that so heavy an ea. mediates had taker pleat lan Mader, my amoebae* as a parliamentary meat informed me dur it was a vary risked recurs. I gave a decided opinion to both the sitting members that it was bamerble to malaria it" Ceased having bed ereadentid briefs" delivered to them, took moistly the same view. end eseasesiosted their minims to the litter members. It was defiled, however, to take the chance" of 'Meg what was w °main ogee el the priticeere, sad what apparent proof they had on the opening. • very heavy ore el retaliation was got up. The briefs whisk were drawn up fm maned Ailed a trunk, sad seat no end d money, se may be well supposed. All that mimeos were incurred, however, with the full Mewled* that the imam meld not be maintained. Bet whet they wanted we. to "take the elmair." " There em," says Mr. Parkes, " the Amer of the pe tition= dying, in whisk ear tha peados emirs* Pad. tiaaw area se. obliged to specify the issues: In their epee. =gota they bight have overlooked, or might net have he mat impress pert, and therefore we agrerl to labs the shown ef what is sada facing the committer." Ibis was rendered the more emeseary by a di/Wm be tween the *ling member themes vie as to Maas to my th* like en onengesesst. When they bed nee to Lewis, it lead bees agreed that they tkoold spend 2.5001 , in the re- Zitd 1,1001. has Mr. Embed and 1.0001. from Dr. toss. Bet the eiseties bed era 6,500 L, and the &Stift mom, it only see amber was to keep the mat, bow was this enemies apses red all the additional err of the peados to be lagged t Dr. BlphieMese bed great ambition, bat so Oa* l Mr. Hailed ked pkn at ma, bat no wish to prod It "lOW males aemellang be ram. Both member rested to keep the east ; the am Mama far i ni g a t tre i t t ; egrae alba %Mem t a ho s erelem eN tle7e• Pl er " a ra fter. The edam man, test fad to epee es ye Meal ea whisk to eessike the seam rehmed to area. millm► bre," says Mr. Parkes, "it west of, to my peso ammoymmo, sad we mat the sommittee wither* any oavangemest big made." The ammihos was Meek m the 17th of Mush. It was a eery essmaittee. The pealleseW ease was emessi on the Itch. and " the essessetl Mod it," mys Mr. Pukes, " I was aware thetave was known. Time was a conseleatien at my hems ~rods, mil the. stated that if wwegnelhd imeseg be aim the rem to be farther opened, for OA If makees was het% In the suave el a day or bre ftwield he he the orsmittes to allo:Lai s :=l:as auto take plies. Attar that 1 111 1 imbed the wrier mama hate the mem where the Ling members prom them to some to soma ensue, he I saw that the was set to make them Mat the danger, bat in their "A ver, strong and peoraline rayeaseiT,ls , berg e ml l T :E s t the met of their enamel was made to botk at thets very to go up stabs M I then my •p la st al d i op Mkaary, awl liderma t hem that I would are 10 them Ina sheet thee. I said, we have only 14 sr Yens to decide it in, Ned abler all yes have hued I ma esV My, that it is teseasy to eingless the .nee sad yes led Meer =Sit. The two Mends Mee had ailed se realms were ir, sad en amengemeet was made, by which Mr. Bowerd = wee to nude the seat, and Mr. Embed mite make the beet teems with the other side that I eseil." The way in whisk the sersegeneest at Mb matter wee elided was wry weelews, and esseet be gives better this IA Mr. Prim's own weeds. Mr. Hader' being above he on the pell, them was peat allealty, as will be e sses sU n s trieging Nan dews been Mt to third, bat whit mold not Mr. Parkes Aka ? " Hawke' that the hest made d .ehebg , these Mem wee tigerish *masa, I mob • mate to my emeest, in whisk I stated that the twe sitting Saalhaf e S 00a10 10 WNW that Mr. lemma by seat might le offend ; earl that I Menke we add, ley the scrutiny, ma Mr. Fitzroy latolhe 'NOB easelhetion ler lirlierisel ;kap that, if tient eenbi net be eared, Mr. Barked wo u ld omega the Chillies Iseareds, esd that the liberal party yowling the seat wield net oppose Mr. Piterers retires, bat beillble it by evem mess be war power ; eed that I whited, in ha overtime* the weasel, which is the goosed was of tereekleg geed ia the.. matter, that he meld= late he the nasal ledeemity of eeppier that all Miami and reesediege ; is is a edmiellee we demo melee leader time etreessamsees In the meming, at le the Imam aseaset, on he read he essealtaass,semp et seraedt my ease, nod Masi te me that he hod Mee enangemeet, Made be thought would be moteleded la en hoar, sad that I had Wert bed the ammitessesem Mesa a quarter lam 11, to me the arent, and talk to kW my self ; Menem often. awash Um& MOM are or anima l by she amok the erste la bet wary them out. I did go to the senenellbe.reese sheet • wrier before 11, ad I time saw in the purge mast the came of the emelt, Me, who beektmed me Ism one et the lobbies, and I hod seme ocevenetica he eve abuses with las epee the meimpe. • e Be mid, ' How de_yes propene to mmil: est ' gad I said, 'Very easily: To lefelek he It er7oseible„ en mord of r. llMlngeser S a lem as the then lir. Harked, and tad vosedi and the sodas of tko psil, so so to plea raw la Bea ei Mr. Barbed. I tad him I hod • samba= by stalk could be de m; that it was a etwlesefferese but that I meld do it. We MI boa sure s itt mislablY met the Pas Mal metals es THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, MS. mad mak th Mes .see gives. and I mimed Ws es illy r ai n a the same of the Ma k, W 'Meg and SUM, the yell. m whisk Maw Mr. Unitary the tided ea the poll, eves I think with Mr. llphinstes, sad. thinks the skiing member end the two ether Mr.Harbrd sad Loth Coate, below. Lord Csatalupe was, Is Mat of feet, 20 below. - Re glad, Ido sot think los es do it sal I said, ' Tee ; I dash I MI. Bus syntheses It to use:' I this saw Mr, tberke, the pithiest's seat ; bo said, 'I ea very glad we eve sesee to terse :ft is what we always to have Sae.' He Med se bow we to de It, sal iski he ; seed le be of that it said be prods* asses teek Waruarts al sa beer to ethit this saresge. mat. sadetiess Ms deckled Mt "Iltillphketbria and the Res. Hens, _Pigmy had bees duly remand, sad that Imam MAN Zs., was sot Meted a bore sine is pelisse belhe buesugh Lewes" Tim as ameemest betessthe pathos, the repreiestaike tide ispertmat oesslitsesey we teemed Mir beim a USW to a key, and the Me ej the SOWS pariampla seee sweeefredised for skyey. Mines esst MM. vasetheis 1,2004 sad the potideme 1,6001. The apses et the tereeve at the eleslM were 6,6001. end of the heir skeet USK Had the slides bees tried. the suet of busks it weld have bees With at Mgt, prebably the whole et the essthilatel would have bees dinselified fres 'Mei Is yealessat sea, red des new writs of the bees* meld Imo bees at leasemithol. AU this. ablevelthe was has ever by the gives tte " Mellessek" half a densplumes WM liges Markel sad is. Oseilies. Dr. Raphiestese kept the seat sad the pessil MOM of tot oi cr, whoa be disappeared 6111111 the sees at global Rom.lieary Mom in ledge VI, Mk eye seder Mr Robert Peel as use et the Lied, of theAdthealty. Hk sat so meted, bat he ems seised es ellie si stt i m= tea Parties wise estesated a lt i rr reset se es steed a ohms 141. a rksgsr .5 : 1. 7 eisitios. " I NMI gin say se," he gar, " end beat hl ' The tamers who had Mbeeed " Tiede of Lewes" c. Mr. Fitsrors Mali is 1147, wen esthaleede is his favour when " the fared apientheral yeasesties" reappeared moose thus on this esmiss. Osessis thole honor, them whet shortly after Sir Rabin Poll Mks throw=stieu overboard Mr. Piss, island of reesaleg, himself for fret; trade, sad mist kb Mee end kis meat kr Lewes! " The Trade of Lem" abseiled issesseely. The Rees Bosses Bees k Mulatioe," Ike. vowed us. yeses : bee they bad se swanky of obtaining it No assay comara, luckily kw Mr. Fitzroy, until 1847. At that period eiscusetessse had the wags to be content with one seat foe there/dyes A candidate was wanting, net to fight an expensive contest apes passion, bat a candidate who woad certain take up "notes of head " en the faith of being got In anon a oompromies gently. A Mr. Perked, who resided at Brighton, and who kw eau time had " Ate eye ", se be agreed it. es • wt ia parttime; wag the willing party to undertake these lithe arrasmosis. The we:ge, bas the easement thw seek& with his thesght it " would be meals* alek to pet s likany Is the of szpeue a castes. The/ opal ft him and Mr Perfect in together, and Mr. Flearrey, who as dims but by ems. each arnageomat, agreed w Theproteetiesion, however,wereneto i r ions is that way. They determined to attack Fitzroy, if they wait With sent difficulty (for the affair was evidently seelod) a candidate is the pens of a Mr. Geoffrey andsol.l/C as Mr. Geoffrey Hama ? Some people avowed that he was the yes of the Railway Mows& the" Princes of Rath." Others declared that be was the dual desseadant of the great little Bit Geoffrey Hodes the dwarf abdicated by Sir Walter Seat as a favourite of Charles I. The liaise of Mr. Geoffrey Hudson, Wag a matter of .sae divan, an intelligent party was east up to Loam to meestain the truth. He retuned by the earns train that afternoon, with the astounding ritormatioa that Mr. Jobs Godfrey Hama wee • sea of a tenanting Is Oxfordt i e r st i T The tremendous " row " which this samousemet saueed moos the "old county families" resident b sad seer Lewes may easily be awaited. Feeds' were the squibs and pasquinade. with which poor Mr. Hama as met firm all sides. The late row between the Austrians and Italians about the tobacco tax et Milan was nafing to the confusion excited at Lewes by the matter of the ' beaky shop." Mr. Hudson would have been obliged to des rep with doable quick speed bad not eome ewe thought of as mania plan of '• bathing hint " with a " lord." It happened to be the time of Goodwood racee, ad some one posted off to Brighton to lay violent* hands an the first sprig of nobility that could be aught en rate to that scene of spa sad piety. Lord Henry Lottu, a younger es w the Marquise ZIT, was tho Ms perm set with. He had a Sew pounds Is his pocket to spend at Goodwood, and he had so olspeetios to speed them at Lewes instead. Bo away he went to the town, and present! new halls appeared with " Hades and U o Right Hosoo Lord Henry Lass for ever" thereupon legibly inscribed. Mr. Hodson was saved. He had surer sough to go to the poll, where he was balm by a ample of hundred voters or so. Some of his friends la the brewing trade bad made him open wawa publiskonses, so that be did not stand for sulking. He was in the hands a peas, too, who took pretty peed eare that he ,go that he west away rather lighter in pocket than h i d e a Lard Henry Lofts. considered it altogether • atonal lark, ea being a goad humoured lad enjoyed the km imassely. To the credit a Mears. Fitzroy and Perfect ..d their re• speetive parties , it is to be recorded that they dissintiaued cm this occasion every am of the pruner which had previously brought LOWS into such bad repute. They famed to have either band, banana, bar, dinners, or may of the other apologies for bribery. They paid nothing win than the legal and constitutional apses.. The reepeo• ability of the town supported this I. that deteranalat, and they were wise to do es. The actor. of Lewes hart certainly had a lama, and It is te be hoped that they may profit by their aperients The 1841 sit air was by far too serious to be repeated. The borough wag within ma se of dithseektegagest, and It noblyn deserved It. Bina the hot election Gismo . ..table inkshitasits of Lewes bout that they have been striving to do everything In their power to purge the borough. The annual giftt of sober to the lying-la wives of the poorer voter have been dims timed. The winter stook of coals, nruE s iven by tatre mounting to all who claimed It, was last year, bat is mutely expected to begiven again. kayo bees talus low right dinetios. Many poem held them elves pledged to sesoonteneses bribery by whimseys it ntirlain remains that under otalesm _themelessee there I a body of corrupt voters in Lewes saMeiewily same' roue to swamp either side. At pretest the toriss set se M ullet there, that the liberal party are isMiselly wig to rebus eseabes without ~nisi to same kisses. Rat the two bodges opposed es tsetse, the aegis as and will he arced by the cerrept poetics of-the essailemery. This is an evil whisk ass My be set by padimeekey sew ears of gemenl eppliestios. ,pia, will lead. taiwialle where the 10911111110 b 0 .12, what Mel be the Mimeo el the wensta' i as . t hinknk Weeds amispith damn tarsal. w m * eat di ar stelst MIA tie meat MINIM la the sewmaththe swim There Is gmaketesea M bane Oat if a hithfel Muni wen PM. Mal of a the iggainimamts eabardhata term* fa 1 1 10 Othal ls =r et eatheal bade el the army, navy, ord. lemeary departmaila, it tl Milt WINO & lap realty them were made at •WWWWIIFINOWNISIIII4IIIIIWent, representing mall berm! mathlmashe. ea egathita whisk are la the meat oaths eta her prearlial Masa At laws time tae.O. atatimper, Wt.; Wes MIN of NNW MaybolismOOLle SWAIN ; seabbat NW, 1.; Jaw dram Mk.; 010y41 , 11. ; renicang tin ', 2014 paths% ael.: tosslersoitst dobstionasto. , met.; ase=rwakesper 114•1. • WOW% Ikea lieL 790 L; one 00). ; :=l.aterli,9ll. wge, ; diso= outt Lilmos: IfiwallsoiNerW shaves - ; age, are ; batellinlWassa advertbmwM eat saw Malkgrat wale, SUL Ara imer.-Ose Meitesper,l9oL ; these do OW IDOL r 2101.. Thai;= WA; s 70L; Inman warm Wm urdagent aped stadia laslllamat edam part sad hbad of easablag Mee prestaa UM low ▪ ,El! 1 11 11w-01: ". amalp derekesper altar am* OL slambesper sad Wag barest make. 11111177 - I. diet. Iron toiler.. ; Want airs Ni.: laMeen dark -,• extra mum Mrs* *maw parkernag alma wallel.l aw drum. INL ; wax lea.; amass =awl dlasmines, 191. Cleam-Ormarsashawr and Wag barna NNW, NM; Nedishe.lkaa W. INL. NU; one loolyorm elerk, 9IL ; law SlMPL l lZlLi s ta bt vellag again; 110 L; tam ROL ; wisps and Wee 17111. 01W111 CMIAL -001 itCy .Nag bursa war, NIL; wage w wg disbnimenia, ItlL Plawpanwasunt-One dogma elawdossrit min barrack. W NM; am dirk, hem OIL le 1/01.. UM; wdry Simmenle. U. Ilatam-fine , ; we , ; faa stalliekm OIL te 91 11101. • two a=l .l6 dA i r, tr., ard wwwwwwWlss. fOL ; lelleberneh e admenseenta, &tad sonde, War I xem ; saw reatablishwast, maim lastfloi Thrums, bmin Way ateekma:6s .m., olL two e= tram NI. 1981.11001. ; a ay mill NI. ; WM. WIMP blwd, UL Paw BfMllll Ismen-Om thenty,stseekseirr .1 .Wag bosoulomotor SW. ; satioy err MMS onuosi bue water, atp" dap. MN; sew t a, an at b. ed., mast Is 9d , per em 517 L 7 1 =7.1),•ftg s a e Wang, SON• Inaba minmaye, wt. neeramm. a 668 1= 16 ' Dianiab-lbe yawn, from 7s. N. to IS.. Pot dep, ; Mght %mask pana lat fa, 7at Is ed.,and lat Is WU; me Itloostr,l7l.; Tent a mim* me sad tame, i,791L ; wan& WNW. mica, M. NIL; elnal/ineta.. o 74s pomp", aftelbewstu e and saw amethemas WL Kamm-4w Yank wan. km la. le lb. N. par day, Nat r ie rasit wasmaant N. le b. day, ; wa ft .51.; postage, ad nthusiast sad atailawasles, " l2 Timm Wram-Flre km* wean, 1184/.• eight Mwwk We.; Wee latems.W.• wain, hats NW. ems : , a sklemen, maw, atba anti goseito, 7311. In.. en Non.-Or Mena wpm; at N. ad. pot day. 411.• wawa, isidlag, isms. W.; mampag akimmem, postage', d. me sad ada Wen Geer.-One kateef lll m MIL per day, W.; waning, WNW, shwa, Ihs M; wthaisale, ad alber meempeneks, 17 "age' 44. &WAWA Callit.-0.1 lannelt eirgesa. M. Per day, 511.: maim Mang, dram IU.; ows*lti Wan" postage, ant siker awrawbs, I& illaweenuesm-Ime lama ad per day, 911.; admawaileg, keddlag, shwa. W. • y am , tem. mut& ead War tie'. at Bauwax.-Ouirs=a at Ifs. per day, 1741.; bar bar. Task smet N. Od. day !NIL: two Mae law ▪ ami fts, Wang. Mal& m., mw.; nowall Wawa& maga, eibertlmmeM wether era, ineLt man ft/MR. Cars Ilastor.-Oto Mash wearr, 1101.; awe Mean IMenier, wasting, halm, sheas Om W. awes dna me, psalm sinNewsks, int War New lasseems.-Tire Imunkawasa, at a. N. pa day seek, 1711.; facet sagomb,st IM., 1171.; srealift,, Maim Welk ire, 12= abeam, postage, adarameak awl nrsayerber 1211. how Sawa hisam-Ons Werra, eta% ON W.; son a olog dion” l postage, adarthwaM isildi M ostity sem sooftpoolot,lll. anweim. , -Ose karnakassew kW.; one bane& Waver, at la. dm W.; wing, llt, Web, ke., 15L ; womb* W arm outem, mass, Pow Ocan.-oa. adentim earralmasisr, at loa per day, UM; we brim* gement. at 4a Id. par day, W.; romping alma' and Irr= SOL tioa to the Wagons, than are establishments charged far is the aavy estimates at Kiagetcm with such Wm as the following : Clerk In Warn, 3.501. ; acting (ow man of shipwrights on special service, 3001. ; allowance to the incumbent of Fort Maitland, for ablating as clergyman to the craw of her Majesty's vessels at Vtat fort, 101.; amuses to the thogymaa of the English chart* at Penetsagulahrm, for the um of two pew' for the crew of the etsans•vamis on the Lakes of Canada, 12/ ; anomie* to Wing Woman of shipwright., is lieu of a hone, 21 21. per week ; allowance in Len of stationery, namely, to the oilier is command on the Lakes of Canada, 101. ; to the clerk in charge, 101. ; travelling Wages, W. 871. And at Halifax then are-the naval storekeeper and airent victualler, 4501. ; clerk to ditto, 2001. ; Wee and taw, 191. ; allowance to the stombeeper is lien of stationery,l2l ; piloting, sweeping' Ntimays, and other small sharps, 361 Again, there is sada wither head at Hain, steak to the agent victualler, 2001. ; allowance to the agent victualler in ILa of statiourry. 81.; WI, be., 141. Apia. at Haifak,there M under the head of naval medical establialaents, clerk in charge, la addition to his Wary as agent victualler, 601.; allow ants of stationery, 21. 2.. • fees to the chaplain in tbe gar. rims, 101.10 s. ; other sm all expenses, 91.85. Nat there are, ander the head of wogs@ to artificers in 4001 ; Halifax, 2,7001. Apia ; be the same in the de partaken, at Halifax, W. The variety of heada wader w those items are entered and charged require a variety of clerks, and oNce expiates to eorrespoad. Oat mere at Halifax there is, wages Martitam ia the medical dep art. meat, 1001. Again, am there are at Lisgatea s a a ssada, rewire and painting, 1741. ; for the at H 1021.; end aria* at Halifax, in the milled departmat, 1 Thom small items, is the aggregato, make up very W ieldable totals ; and the total. of all the Wears represent a fearful antwat of British taxes. Their relabels to the com mercial statistics of the oolongs will appear hanafter." INDIAN BANKS AND INDIAN MINTS. _ _ Bl=,—Nobody can find Mit with tho propriety of your dries is ninths the selesst of Indies MAI, rut the =t i p maks. sevalenes of debt noire the Best UM esseseay's so Ispie he pnblio akneemes. Th e wa s are as& the ofdl and salikery servisse on puha whkh it is esessikl to the best Walla both of India dad aglaad to have prererved in the highest date of may. It is quite true that the 114ra beaklike ell cther basks, lives by leading ; sad it is quite toss that the min par of its ounomun are musts of the empeny. 8o far we WThere is • attar mount of •debt, bat, then, what bur of debt? The Coma= sells is. that it is • debt of pure extronmacs—that the beak has lent its moor to young fellows who are cossming their sabranes in dross living. Now, this is not the ; and I will tell yes why it is sot the OW. Is the drat rim, with roferesse to the hens rode to all diem rider the task of Mg*, it is well Intews to every body oserseted with India that tie Agra Bask requires as a oust fall 11011 that the applisstles for a loss ambit be sessimpadad by the said striders of the cornording dim of the saps that Ike =may is to be applied le " • good end real papas," and lied the dissedur of the mai teat Jeiddes easkiense is his i r ar ea ssil Fewer of repay. alto{ Thin certainly is set e el seeskhrit with us ral-appespoisties burst I lase. ad witat are thole " poll nod meal p pewee , " which in the denser/ opinion nom so often is ladle ? They rosy of be ss =A thus 1. lasso kr the roper of ferleogkloiorope. 2. Lomas he gm have me blow th r ee Idlle. 3. lam he waft wits or Mina leto the bilk. 4. Iroons kr perehris hanpdswe (L hems) is cestomsatn & lam kr pus. shim of stop is 6 . Loser ( 4 , 011411 / to roan eillstes) kr their Indian mope om of • test, pry, es., orresse to regirestid torkstioss, soak as MA, mare, end book dabs. Ness these as be described as pumas inatessirent with geed eater, plod meek, or professions' ellicksey ; and wittlelt Is sot pretended that ores do not am whore by ass sum or sairthor as siker contrives to obtain • ken for • videos died, it mishits of so Amid whatever that four : AAA/ ca the advisor of these beaks sr precisely snok edema as it is the interest of a mud leaking lessen to auks, end he the %seat of the borrower (sad lds onsployer the Zest India Coespasy) that he Acid& It mart also be horse is Wad that witr =lfs Beek, at lart, an caw ass oily borrow to the Mast OM Mee pay and allowasm—that the less are never ode Is, men than three yeas—sad that sopaymat is *rnwendy exested eflee• r a l i gular instalsounts tress Ili onar py. And se his this systems boss head ke the prellesden of the Bank ad the real basalt of its oemansno t rat k is the bort of the 1101101211 that they have set rode • bed debt of N for ten yeses, and that they have sever shamed mec i re= " the legal Interest of Isdia—a rate of rimmed very diC erent Ma the issues rate, as all old Indies, will tell you with pessary emphasis. But there is use met isaportant fact albs case which art set be overlooked. People speak of those banks and these debts es if they were a novelly in Isar —es if the oont pony's sorvasts bed takes, all at oace, mad for the very tbst tine, ts the sentredose of musk* , obligetkes. There camel be • grease akar& Ask say Bengalis who re. mumbles the rigs of the old spew bosses sad the days of the satire massy links, sad ha will tell yes that debt was ,bas se eserms• se it is sir—eel tee tires wee disastrous ia its ewaelrssaee • debt to a Oaths Skye at 30 or 40 of the Meetl is war—eroa ea lasuabraate to rums purpose, sad aa irwalesn trona whke thaws& sever did were la ha, between that tine sad the mom time le all the Mimes betwosa in ad *Oases lisaeo—betwesa a secret. as t, mad a sliders, bo. contra" mod eyes sad showiest Tos dore tight to ozbertthsbittlea govenuasat to look Volk moan% bus yea way 'Woad ass it = st WWI government taideeeloal We well the mai told legikaile maim whit mar of laile—trow mish ear, from the liken* from the adiswiii tithe puke ler vioo—tor W owormatioa of temooomy ddb, fiintarirs with ma 7 feateelaide make at Ile Isola= of bookies. They aka swittokal woweilthedadraliosue easmostas creep ketilatka likkh Maks saillet wI theta toniso MS sag helms the develepsestet a mai Womb, es Is torkreptuitt roams midi the bellitse kolitaikaa which hare growaup the stalk west. I haw .ether fare to eismeoleies, sad than I have kw. A mood Maid et Was b ostudated with. maps of tea moilasl's Biagi ettabildriest who, iniaedietely es hie arrival la India, obtained a he. fret " the Ara." The yew' ma was sew to the etweitiy—the Ina mauled wee the Gond& amount perititud to his pie, and bask demeaned to the ablate. Yerther espiemelea wee obis, sad it was setisfeeteeily shown that the wavy wee treated by the yeses area ter the ol rigaybe le his paresis et her by ea eatidpeder i nis r =Jewesses. the hem ewe they lid fawned Ar hie east they mid yen allied. The mar, trie Mae owl i 1 woe maid ; end ibis is sae of the wee, sad it enema ate of WY to wipe. I widen ety Gerd, tad ea, elr. year obedient servant, A. ROW ENGLISH TAXES ARE SPENT IN CANADA. The Liverpool Financial Reformers have reamed their invidious of tits vraanfal azosadituro of British ravens in North Armies. The association thus monde with the ressisarlat department. "Is Canada Mrs us, sae eglind= hw allalealt two fillh• puty seaskearias panel, Masa samissariss puma, slam deputy MIMS esmieseles panel, and elm coutuMariat clerks, wise pay for the sensat year Is 9,66431. Oa. 10d. Than ssallessa has, Ns those at lhoseds, reistaat sinks, sioransrs, lams sad other saboallaste to do their work, Sias pep he no seeseat pas Is 6, ea. 4.1. Then a,., SIN* allow. ems he bleat kw asidhasse oz. = l2 pushes , sutra laser, the sad INN, Ming a Mel In =ash la st rated., as Msm ist atria is the Oemboor Yds 11=Ithlati on, however, she the NMI seposillare), of 16.0761.11aN. The saes IWO of essesle s s i , e s e iL la 7761. 17s. ld. ;1, Neva BM* 10d. OEMs, he had sad water tramset, heresplyol :istait he the h=saslassist, the Swan 11,2661. ; ditso, Nle, ; ion us▪ a pronlises, sad 80lt s sir , the as sat or istiNsw rsada. *. da-htrg3; "By the Chnakserist satimen the Noses sem would spser te ho all whisk Ws depelseet aisles rasa is Cued.; bat the saissallaaseue admen lea us wish 14,8061. she the brad of " Essaillhate of the ISM deponent is Comae he its astabildtamt swam, ken der ha al Apell, INS, to tho 71st 1611/" a, maldnehle part of whisk isle tats the melamine of the Oaeralisariat. Fist, pram is. ea Mired eats ; eared, mrlsas to sanded leilkaa, ML; ISM pnesats, 8.711 K; SW, 9,3131. The prelim ea dos pasne, whisk samba ef aged% gesewM, ams, lindoM sail Ms stores MEMO M the esmiesarlat dapilftlelle, my he sapposed to be ara sidarelisigratvdriftpurt km the paha al seal Males, than ere the assess Mem& asaileadag this sta. Uhlman : USN comPrielft elisead, sansmy. assert, aannesaisa of provhises, La., 2,=1.; together, OM Free als kindred sad sisty.ins posh =lds the sm. tiaussai ebb eaployssat of MIN a penal Mit ainereas Bases, who jollied the seseita frost 011.11 (so so. whams report), to pi to the bead of Lake Rena to asset Captain Tudevras, Mid oaks FM Mae% ease a year, to uhita the sisal wain of 9,3131. la sees. Bat than is mess tiny whisk Moine se the ohms of the &Walt ossairerlat la Canada and Non Boone; k la, lo a m m o atheasd at el ths leisk to.. the hibearlas suss to the of 16180114=717diseemis d Qoshue, No.; maw of Ohl. I /Was et Cteebre, I= i :L t ; Mips et meg Set chsed„s ; Lear el MK; Nester et Three L,15 3501.; irate et may. Nair; scat COMM Mew IOU; Lint IL Moot. lea; Tmpir (se dischemer) at Mil; rat et ereeelmat leefelow" fa lb. ed.; Ifielnal. =dr velskete, • tCr a lamem 1,01111.; Mhos of Ilese tholie. SAIL; sedriaara.; pubyteris• tlit.; pos ies te troika of 10001:4110e. Azabbeirk at Plow Prem. Amherst= of NIL; Anbileesem at New 11111Lni j imer iere ss a MP& at Itertommillemd. OWL; twelem of the Midi lr the Nepotism it the Ocepi Is Sere bade. 1.4111. lea; Widart at Prises Mimes != be. lL—im e% be Ikeda Atemesta Pero lad by us ,toe is " Awes porsr la Om& paid eat of Malt tars than ors passes trysil thweis raw han del plass of roNsass, sad stilmoy.anopeas sad saw wasestera skargad fo re Moms Mrs is a tom mese, bin rash NM" or • fon NOS •so that whibt et dim ohms, their alarks sad amulets , held Niers m ha aad draw pluralities of , draw pee she re di vas 4l hied d amid monks p.efssm.a they ia thole Adel piens a reams. " Tits hilowing specimen of szpiatlitere is the ordains i departmat will Ind as to those miser feste; sad these, IRELAND. Dimity. Dim 14. Duffy. The grand jury hare found true bills against Mr. The great deficiency of ready mosey among the agricultural cluses in Tipperary is established by a hot related is the Vindicator. Some seizures having been made for poor•rate were brought to sae ' and sheep in good condition brought only 7s. a head, lambs ss, and goats sold for le. to ls. ed. PUB CONORISS 01 POOR-LAW GUARDLANS.-.4b• issablace of Ws body is oadoretood to be finest for the 19th lama, sad will probably represent the bawds of the Mho eoentry, or most thsia at lean. Paths isterested in can ine do tweeting hare been for IP3IIIII time Is eossatunketbni with the several board' throughout Ireland maaaaged by elected guardians, and of the •ty-two salons now &rooted paid , gaudiaosaiwiatashatioas hays born forwarded to .Wiesen i$ the period of their being superseded, re. Areas atteadasee, and that they shall be prepared to speak u to the emus which may have lad either to their removal or resignation. It is believed that the Mulled* of Weadfort w(11 take the chair at the meeting. The great ob is* et the deliberations will be to elicit the opinios of the purlieu as to the working of the law, how far it has failed we peeved injurious, and, if possible, to onus to a sami sens accord es to the modifications which will be reoom nessuled by the eongress. The results of this meeting cannot be elserewilse than advantageous ; sad, though it is probably leedlerd spiel's whisk will be developed there, yet its seats meats meet be of peat value to the government in dealing with the law when parliament assembles. SCOTLAND. PRISON Bleithatio.—The Glasgow Saturday Post reports an sena made by three convicts tobreak out of the North Prison, width, in the ease if... of thine, was suesess fal. About On Wank ta the lasesrag a small dog to the governor gave temp% and aliagadtar eitewei t te= readiness that the yard wet na barn awned ease thing was la progress. He gave the alarm, and imme diately the governor, along with the bead warder, caw down, and with some difficulty inneeeded each in capturing a prisoner at opposite sides of the yard. These man were under saran of transportation, and had been maenad, along with a third convict, named Jolts' White, in one of teals on the third story of the sew wag. Widen was no when to be seen. The nomina lism et the all, and the statement of the captured convicts, left me doubt se to the manner a which the serape had take paw It that the prisoners by means of a file, had seseseded in ifitdYg ces of the Iron ban of their window, and them evesebles part of It out. They had then tom up nit hammock, asst inverted it into a stress and arvice ahle rep, we end Peckish was fastened to the stump of the tram bar, and, es they had been working as tailors, they ' and to the other wed the lapboard, which served as a corn feelaffie beet is their dissent. The prisoners were shut up in their ash Ant seam o'clock in the evening, and they asst have bees cageged in their preparatory operations nag the peen gat at the night ; but they had dead en* the and luz:heir bedding against the all deer, and has wee hard from the inside by the watanme who y perambulates the ward due. tag the eight. Mani& watchman althea his rounds airy Iheem nine% end every half•hour he touches the tell-isle dock, whisk ante se a vettelter for, or check upon, the regularity of nominate On the night in question, his remade had hems regularly mad*. Immediately after the skim the an man search was made throughout the Crnahe While, the third convict, but he was fairly off. enew wall, which he mast have sealed, is of great height I there was neither ladder nor rope to assist him ; the nesneelnatie rope was left dangling to the window eta ides; sad yet the wall does not beer any ran of bang hems naked in any pert. PROVINCIAL. HYDRAULIC Pans 701. RAISING BRITANNIA BIIDOII —Oa Wednesday last the large cylinder of the hydraulic press, intended to be used at Bangor to raise the tubes of the bride, of the Chaster and Holyhead Railway, was cost at the Rank Qasy Foundry, Warrington. This cylinder is, it is said, the largest ever wade for hydraulic purposes, sad weighs about 26 tons. It will have to sustain a pressure of upwards of I a. 000 tons when at work. cirEaffi _ _ ERMSR ARCHAOLOGICAL AtMOCIATION have determined on holding their next congress at Chester.—Lest week, as workmen were digging a drain in a yard at the back of North-gate street, in that city, they discovered an ancient urn and other relice,whieh are supposed= be of Roman manu facture. They were head at the depth of about eight feet from the surface. The urn, which is in the possession of Kr.Partinsoo. is in a rema rkably good state of preservation, sad will, no doubt, be prized se an interesting specimen of an antique nu. As the fragment. of a bracelet were within the aro, it probably contained the ashes of a Roman lady. A drawing of it has been made by Mr. W. Auton „and for warded to the Archwologieal Bode/. Some ODUIS were found in excavating for a sewer near St. Peter's Church. WARWICKSHIRE. EMIGRATION AND COLONISATION. Yesterday a deputation from the society established in London for the promotion of them objects, attended a meeting convened la the Town hall at Birmingham, for the purpose of establishiag a broach saiosiation. Lord Lyttelton pre sided, and, fa opening the business, said the objects of the society were to promote emigration from this country on sound principles, and to procure 'mistime by voluntary efforts to that which bad to years been rani= on under the auspices of the government of the country, but not on that extessive scale which sussed to be desirable. At the present moment the demand for labour in the Australian colonies was most surmrising in • its extent there was a cry for it such as was never equalled fa the history of the world ; whilst is this country thoseeads were on the verge of starvation, in anisequeeee of the difienity in obtaining week to procure the mean of subsistent* ; and it was to equalise, if possible, this etate t o k ( sms 4 that the co-operation of all dames in this sentry was tto be obtained. Persons capable of em ves In whinnied pursuits, and female rl n Ae servants espodany were in great demand ; and those who had no dunes castabliehing themselves at =me, it did appear to him fu preferable that the means should be atiwdsd Is them of treaeferring themselves from ill-requited tell and peshable vies to that certain prcaperity and comfort whisk =A= them in the Australian colonienlhe noble lord iisskeel bleedf to be generally favourable to the Inef the sotriety, there lain only ass feature, In his spiels= wasting te its esspisheses, that was the sighprovision of religious lealeastioni he the emanates—The Rm. Wands Bseet, ILP., ottplained ewes fay the pesos= of emigrants to Australia, and the heats of the sessialite. It was not =speed (he said) to Amin= do= but that country pres s. = N ati lie rremariedie he the noses of emi pasta. nsee w st of LR as • =ask minatey seedy as large as 'the whole sesitha CM estataisieg the popidetioa of a cis s asumq._ Mlebeete Mb had beaa deep to ashy mit the what ' ll= adieu. thefflesament had =imitates the mat ter, and had a large slefarshe employ for the to little was really Mee, dish in the year 1847, it only sent out two =Weals. nate eimmentsates had induced the con sidered= whether Ovate tettepeies might not do tome thing M areas such a @Manisa as would induce the really &serving a= ia this country to turn their at tend= to the maw. It heated a subjeet for very deep rehaties, that sent was the demand for labour in these esisaies, that threes= is= is the flelds for went of reapers, end the sheep ware =aeon he want of shepherds. In one year than wore 114.000,00 otpsand dated wasted, because thin was ages to eat it; vrimeae, at that very time, oar impuerielied liretkrea in the lister country were eel to re ceive M. sad M. a day at the hand of charit in order to enable them to exist, end many t he feared, In this country bad, at that time, scarcely ornament to keep them from ma ntic= In Avers= Ilan wan at that time about 10 oxen and 50 sheep to every =maxi be i ng on the soil ; whereas, in this country, were beige multiplied at the rate of 65,000 annual . bus. gathers= emend into a rapid min= of the dpaaperiem—the advantages of the emigration spasm as a remedy, and concluded by log tae the onselleese of the suengements made for the torah= of the smigmete in their outward with that he thsh neeptise on ordeal, sZ lie =i l l s o r y reeemaseding the saldest as one worthy the sheathe cl every hums= inglibmea ; and especially dash who pee , see= little err ao mesas of subsistent* at bases ; but who cared for their fatale amihet and prospwity.—The Man W. Wrofneeley, who hod himself travelled la Anelealls, next shine= dm neesting, Way in explanathe of the elute and mature tithe orreatry. Bun ismibed it as rimaarimbis he its fertility, he She bealhineet its =ha= and he the oppartaaithe it preasstei hr pewee= of small means to Week their osadhise.—Led Maadveille, M.P., and Kr. R. Lhasa. as smigoest, umally residing in Australia, Inhasweedy aikearl the mesa& sad in= followed by the Bun Mr. fiessisse, a _begat vilairair, hemerly sta tioned is the missy, who =slued tateurabls to the priasipal eldest in view, bat protested aid= ths oostinued Berms of to these selosies, gar the reason that ft was e =dr i l erts morals at the other patios of the peptides, std was farinovor ea =fair sort of emopetition thrown apes the blew market—lit. Adderley, PCP. re fads, to an observed= mate ia the arum of the preaucl lag! that home imimmdmiioa was to be pesfand, saki that he ins net imposed to this ; that be bad no objects, to the system, if It wen pew pub' constituted, end maw& upon a std and equitable las= The bee. farther espeseud se opiaits that in hiejsdpmet soundformed= a k a the sab jest ought to be afforftd to the pad= and trope Melds' offered to them who wished to ge oat.—Mr. M.P., dieted that there was a surplus maiden fa the sonatn, bet wag hat Mattwas a vest smog= af Mee= lie losing annaes=l.an as one al Oho bmt atm Revise thh counM an fle l eass o l o i red_va ma.a ht amnbliMmi ow lOudy to be meritorioas in is ; siga so is the WWI.= of the parties who had brought the jest bite the waft that dop—Mom Blaziaad mad Ihrevahre (dkertige)hrlog deliveeei hugthg beranguis against esagradeg, Me f~aig reeolatka was moved end 1111 I el , , ' „"%d the pleas amt oirmief the p, emo d m ga m i n , she Matorthistl_4%the she Mat br ii•samarit e rs_ ligha ershrobb ie thaw b . 3 ,,,nre far the sown mg aoeetlMy with power Pa.% le thin am • eßssYi Is Ervin a iota I f Orin te the odds drisuro. lir. Kanto, M.P.,seit ” novo liernedittasilvoly to &that ha been odd to youv i kt o thi s ere is rare is it te WNW* spier your well- . Their dirt le od—thiy Or de no here ; and I only that thug win do aa Isiah isall as they tharelres think mitre their reek. Fe= Isr not a his& to eselvatisa a airliners. I he. errs this before, brow, st there wee newsy f a what wee proposed to harm you, I wouldn't thssir. add water upon efforts that hare it least a erleveleal • obis& But I tell you plainly this I le& the &Wra cks sad colosiestion system r as eipsnive sae fer any causally to adopt. Ant with les k ie to asks upq fee ea unwise systems in the administration of your AIL go far from &inking that we are overleralatsd, I desk think that wt weld be the cue if we had three roes se Ins& se we bar It le labour that is sada saris Imam of oar parielor system otgorrnasnt, sad there ur porri dge le thrown or et employment. This se e the fault of set of dreamy phikorthere who want to legislate upon fret Frei*. now, forgetting all that has been doss dr the Irt theased year. Now I say that by the exercise eta very endents gartity of common sense in the govern riot of 1W ewatry, in less than twelve months the entire Wen be placed in comparative comfort sad sod Terra so for years and years, the envy and adairmisa at the world. I say again that I am opposed to Mtrbat r the gentlemen who have erne beton you ; desired to afford you information on the subject, they are at leer entitled to your thanks."—The commune* was appointed, and the meting, which bad been well at tended througisset, thereafter concluded. AN ENGLINH WELCOME To AMERICAN OFFICERS. —A banquet was given on Wednesday, by the Mayer and Corporation of Southampton, to the officers of the American frigate, flt. Lawrence, now stationed inSSouthampton water, one peaceful mission, relating to the commercial intercourse between New York and Southampton, by means of the American ocean steamers. The last entertainment siren the corporation was to Sir Robert and Lady Bale, immedi ately after their return from the Afghan war. The ban quitting room wee ornamented with the British and Ameri can flags, and with remand beautiful plants. many of them indigenous to Aniertica. A portion of the Winchester cathe dral choir attended, and sang palinode glees, and a band played a great variety of American tunes during the even ing. Most of the naval and military ofilisers in the town attended to uniform. The chief persons connected ' with the great steam packet cieepany belonging to Southampton, Mr. Cockburn, M.P. for the town, and many of the gentry of the neighbourhood were present at the banquet. Capt. Paulding, of the Bt. Lawrence, and the senior lieutenants, were placed at the right of the mayor ; cad Mr. Grainy, the America come], and Mr. Cockburn, M.P., were on the left. Admiral Dundee, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, and Mr. Bancroft, the American amber sador, were unable to attend. The former sent a letter, is which he declared that nothing would have given him greater pleasure than doing honour to Capt. Paulding by attending if it had been possible, and that every attention should be shown that salient officer at whatever naval port be may choose to visit. During the evening when the Queen's health, and that of the President of America were drunk, rockets were thrown up from the audit house, and salves of artillery ware fired from the platform in honour of the toast.. Captain Paulding and Mr. Croekey, i, proposing, and returning thanks, expressed the warmest desire far peace and friendly • intercourse between Amines and Great BA UM, and their gratitude for the honour and hospitality that had been offered to the American people.—Mr. Ceckburu, M.P., in replying to the toast of " the legialatorsof Ame rica and Busload," spoke of the progress of the states of America from theiranbordination to England to the achieve ment of their independence, as the natural result of their noble lineage and high destiny. The Americans descended from Engl ish men, and they inherited the intelligence and love of liberty of their forefehers. Their des sire for independence was nothing more than the ambition of the child as it grew to maturity and strength, to throw off the authority of the parent, and to enter into re lations with that parent less servile, but not lees secred and useful; that the preservation of a mighty offshoot of the' Bri tish nation to the' subjection of a distant and en arbitrary power was impossible; that, after the independence of Ante , rim, the English nation looked upon the American as a father would upon a son, when the latter, impatient of re a'raint, had thrown off the paternal yoke, and had proved himself competent to maintain his independence, and was re emceed. That America was entitled to the in dependence she achieved was evident from the fact of her succon, her indomitable energy, her intelligence, and her capacity to send to England gallant sea men competent to achieve the same greatness which had immortalised this country. The learned gentleman alluded to the fact that America could never be permanently alienated from England when her children were obliged to come to this country to visit with Englishmen the spots where Ile the bones of their common ancestors. Mr. Cock burn's speech was listened to with great attention, and at its conclusion he was warmly and affenionately greeted by Captain Peaking. A correspondent says : " A singular interest was excited by noticing the peculiarities of American and English oratory. The quiet manner, pecans) tone, and slow enunciation of the former, contrasted strangely with the animated action and volubility of the biter; considering that the language was the same the peculiarities in the delivery were very noticeable. Yet English and American oratory appeared equally effective to every one pretext. This was evident from the effect on the Americans when the names of Wsehington and Franklin were tinily mentioned, and more n Siealarly when the chaplain of the St. Lawrence as w called on to speak to the toast of the women of Amnia England. Although his enunciation was ex ceedingly shelve, yet his solemn and eloquent eulogy on the VOW'S of the two countries, in speaking of their influence es every tides beautiful and estimable in national character, was very effective." ;tat 9:11111. FINE ARTS IN PAUL—In the midst of a prod denial contest it is not to be expected that fine arts in Francs will be much atteaded to, but the vast changes that have taken place in the arrangameats at the Louvre deserve notice. The elamilleation of the pictures of the ancient schools has already been made known. It appears that this portion of the gallery will be closed, in order to rebuild end redecorate the walls. Meanwhile, that portion of the Lame specially devoted to the French school has just been opened to the public. The paintings of the Freud' marten are now exhibited in the vast talk, called the Salon des Sept Ceeminees and nine other rooms, called the Sallee du Hord de 'Tau. They are classed chrouologically and abe maim to the subject. In the Salle des Sept Cheminies are hung the choicest pictures of David, Gros, Girard Pradlion, Girodet, °whiz, and Gericault. In the Sort room are pictures of Lesuenr, Lebrun, Mignsrd, Jouvenet. Coypel, and Rigaud. The second is devoted to some of animal life and hunts ,by Daportm, Oudry, and Carl Vanloo. The third as entirely covered with Sowers by Baptiste, Mauler, Blani de Fontenay, and others. The fourth room Is opened to the painters, ugelesse et chetispetnit," Lancret, Peter, and Boucher. Thisciamifles tioa is a rut improvement en the old system. The amount voted by the National Aseenthly, on the 13th inst., for the re- Morahan of the Louvre is two millions of arena, of which 600,000 are for the Grande Salle ; 400 000 for the Sells dee Sept Chemialies. and 1,000,000 for the Gallerie —lt is wall known that, in 1830, when Horace Vernet was master of the French Academy at Rome, be lent in with We reeignation, • plan for abolishing the academy altogether, proposing instead to mend a sertain number et artists, with solarise, to Rome each year, to study under what ever meter they plod. This proposal was not nosiest with favour. Immediately after the revolution in Febr uary a °minimise was named. with M. Horace Vernet as presi dent, for general purposes of re-organisation. the first plea started wee that of abolishing the French Academy, sad the quietest is now under decision. It has raised muck de bate ; but the majority are undoubtedly for the preservation of the old system. STATUE OP THE DUES OP WELLINGTON IN TEI Towaa.—The marble status of the Duke of m Wellingtos. 'muted by Mr. Milner, was placed on Tuesday last within the Tower of London, of which his gram is high constable. The figure was deposited on a_granite pedestal tan feet in height, midway between the White Tower and the green frothing the flight of steps leading from Traitor's-gate. The figure is about eight feet high. Hie some is represented uncovered, attired in a plain military coat with a cloak loosely suspended from the Malden by cord and tassel. ilkanta. Wirt=Norm &nom PLATS.—Lest night, the "Pimento" of Tame, was performed by the senior alumni at Wasiminabar Wool, before a mg numerous audience. Amisget then present were, Dr. Buckland, the Dean of Weseaskrter ; Lead Makes. M.P.; Mr. Serjeant Telford, M.P. ; the Chasm/Er of the Exchequer; 81r P. Thesim, M.P.. Mr. Jerre ; Mr. Hawes, M.P., du. The different sheresters ware thus personated :—Phormio, Mr. R. G. H. ficeemsol; Gets, Mr. N. R. Smart, Captain; Denipho, Mr. A. Johnson ; Antipho, Mr. B. Clamor; Deno, Mr. R. A. Cook; Chums, Mr. Wateradd ; Phoulna, Mr. B. Balfour „. Sophrona, Mr. C. P. Ingram ; Nowsistrafe, Mr. W. D. Somerville ,• Hopis, Mr. Chamberlayne ; Dann, Mr. Elliott ; Cretin's, Mr. F. W. Stokes ; Crito, Mr. W. G. Armistead: The prologue was delivered by Mr. Smart, u captain, and composed, as we heard, by Mr. Little, one of the misters. After deprecating the criticism of the audience, and Norsk's( a favorable consideration, if not on account of the scton, _foe the sake of the author, allusion was made to the disturbed state of the continent, and a contrast drawn in favour of Ragland r tempered with the Gallic mak, agitated and fretted in the pursuit of new theories of govern ment, and Germany abandoning the culture of phi's =for the mere *sot. These allusions were no with loud applause. It also referred in flattering terms to the late end present deans. Of the play little ewe need be said than that it was acted in the usual excel lent style of the Weetaninster boys. The nice characterise. Wish, which Terence is disiagaialtad was wall MI = and very few of the telling points were missed. The men in the second set, and the last scene in the last sst, were pude:duly good. Messrs. Somerset, Cly mer, and Ballour acted their parts with mask enmity and vivaeity. Somerville made a eapitel Nesessetrota. The voice answered excellently well he the part of a female, end the histrionic points of the ohs. raster were evidently well appreciated. The play was ter minated by an epilogue in which the petition and the in. eindiary predate of the chartists were classically ridi. I salad. The nuns and nuptio, the helmet and spier— -1 arms, which would strike terror into the hearts of either Wiadkebigriia or Jellachish were exhibited 4 10 Penes, I% ar Z 0* I• IF a i i s& yes bi eh. MO Mt , Os NO Boa boa ___ lig. OM TO Ats so. eild. l• • W. 00 ~, 14 ,