The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-22 00:00:00

do ''"""" . " -- b o ssg b o w inset &hilts, also of Maim Kapp, 111111"IfrliafreelyEefianim was y the talksi n 9 el eVa aes igne•liity of tie d anduWasi heal% Ra t Ind ea the esusqued lest d aases ig a ogre aser emidies. AU that bed at war with , fake. Sweden had enough to do C I : asossiss (be did sot my hew). Frame bed op par emstitstion ; England was imbued; 2b l ind; sad as to Rao* natibeg eoebnettar ;Wm rowels aw laity then a war with dig ever barberisuh Gos speaker sild a so w ow wale them bat to turn the mejority a we int et lit. Pure. A ed= wee moved g a t lis aloft should inquir ed the Wt. after the ywmom to lime for farther abide b eielibmatios, what d m . eel to y their Wilmot/ma Its Dios was serried. For this purpose they soe m a wed. either in a body or by &paws% to go/ Nakao , the HOWL d'Allemegne this swab. ;• the imtrootioss to the left should be given tbewe vail k wu viiim hb, of rpite, moved that a depetatim amid liaises* ham mem the sommittees of the 1 g dabs, which timid proceed on tie next day ply t o jambig, and in tie name of those ii . m mibied, eb., die loisbitents of Ftenkfort. hessr• Olhall oho Hem% ire., shonld &mance 0 ga i t eity m traitors (carried amid thunders of ier sa i mmati • the tneurrectioo the Assembly u m s t ake a• the 18th. in whi ch i the minister ;AMA with the Kinfiery of mad grelligilimettel OM the tame mini bed re *amass it minim with ea emirs responsibility, a die andmillue it their successors; and that 0 g ighx aho f inslia Whirs had been entrusted to MB slit* of the interior ad 'st.- g i% Ed Olt of Yates to M. Dockwitx, minim, of ors ad Wei.. web 1 , Is die iusorrection we find the follow ii b i d i , *AIM Jeworsof:—"As the dessonstration Owed by the verb , members on the 17th mad sot by gum, a Wiggle commenced in the streets; a tie liti lenimeie were formed at the extremity gib 111 smi the mitemees of the streets called the gilebsigemilww and Fabrgsme ; since three o'clock, t ad sp es the time of oar going to preen, balfpeat g e o, Ili Pima= troops have fired against those last. Aria Its insurgents occupy the houses near the wham, hem whence they are firing on the people. Ds Amble troops carried a barricade riidd in the had dim eatrance of the street called the Haien am Ms insurgents consist chiefly of people come ;ma estaide the town. The trove base had up to as poet time leveed killed and womaded. AUSTRIA.—The Vienna journals of the 18th lave m ama Oa correspondent writes se follows : ytiowa, am. 15.—The realist whit we had Beal res in w meet has bees avoided by the watery reereteg, and it mammal gaud appearing basal The wadeede were i t s with est to stick to their dews They issistad ess drat wishes had been wresgly eapiissi, de. The gse* mum* hod °memos to min pesmeday et the his vary had shown the day behow iii =ha g was OM woe* his said, today, that uwebie Who a mislay, Keen* hes anogmlms seeW the Mar to in it The sympathies Ise the is Its Jambi* b emmitlerei es a pert:M l t i t l ie lb et herb piety Wilil weld act ally sett aide* the Hew o w let lenses the liberals et the Austrian amiss. Tei let we frost the seise of weribre is of the mmeesee. It is thee • Tutu& army has armed tr= tier me awed Creeds. They have occupied scum. MADRID, BM. I& bpi* of very Waite team: are abated taday. Den who lamer the gmernmest say that dimenime eat I t seem the muldisene end Mememelloism Ime lie the er elnet the Meier et Yr meth pallorpallor waissei t Me paths, sod Ude is he mpesge et the ma while privately big and wild manors an eurrent et is mem et the rebels, each as the nay et a divides el he tegolheme emir Ilalammea's tread curios. red thre enemies 1111 Sea ileherlm. Another report in, ant the hip. Wm with 10, prism, he deportation to Walk ha hi Ye drdestion shagged by a ientiay el tbe teem wed th en eir hurt herded by their emmeniente, me who C st * tern CM ship's mom need, end rem stir the The sepals and ores emptied Mimi reel* aid ere this retches yea. Oen peer lamb whole ▪ rime is dimming hen the villa et the seven nest. watemerreariso its Maga eds. ell. It le herel e have re plied their freedom by main the MeoMe It soil. *Mho gam a mad pout lam at Berl* ea the ito the messages whe me pm *NM te he rem* at I mmuM &standout ea the hares eminement The el Seville ant Gerreal trine, t i e l Mitetre, weee Ihe Wet gouts gement hob role \irk la the Armless minhesseejearnei bile el Andelnit He teen a more Is himself and unmet ern the mmß tom Madrid: bat vim the general and lb hap presenesil themselves to take peesseeM et their sift thsy *sad the plats or the Meter sestried by as st el the goveranteat Reareatrenee was ia Ma. The Mier Illie all at La Oratja. The mend, met deeming ermh to the Inceavenime of normied (ea is ✓eesiense seasiderahly apray.W byll limbed meek*. me aka Castilian) gme c up kis pleaaae, mad with W pale the intention of with his preseese the Seville =An intimation of Aram wee herailletsly laid the 'Masers, who, through the ebmnnd at PMal, ex pend their Mere repot ter the steward mrsident, and dist to make nosy repeassioa be thsir power b p= =at the semis, et the whose: Mg Mos appose* no Mimi* rerealasd to emanation or kis jemmy, ,and all Mimed@ pesturbatioa . . Ifs brit otatiauso to bo deny boot by words, who din &pens without Imo OA* their sibs boohoo ba iwiottatio sotto &west ?RANGE—Limica.—A sew 100gua shimmed awl the Fourth, wee Isawilist st Chiapas last week, lathe pilule* ley* and without the slightest sesident. Uwe we still fit sesurustkia at Cherbourg two ships of the isu eia, the hotheMbi, of 100, sail Tilsit, of 90 pas, both of !Wet lawn boss as tie soaks he imam you". ♦BORIMOTION OF • SINOULAi CII•2•CTRI nib on few WSW is the honied ot the Bottl-Dies. altimilles. • argelter of hash patina harks ahem br aberibeeine, they were pot kw sky a h em Ina NM odor diet As sots es en woe mamas* to nin,tany Who .to is* the nee* violent lavootivo whin asionieso who pen the ate; est It he hod net en& itie gige.tbe sea emit efferesities geoid hien boss pro ved a eras him, tor on say was Knob of man rlie ank in they hew sleet to be amid In te —woos. pane.dog the ever of the leapta. bona, rile Ina They tamed es .a... hinfolde i s *sir veal, tiling Wen wWs.cr they omit ley hese es, laninith they abed nth their sem akimbo, their ere s▪ t I%a is igg . setitael gam tat ilieUreriag 0 1 116 % gra es& ether to Ws ea e l e a r who Ow It Ineonto to sal In So dies. Ine twist nine* to 4 and berm* babe deem% std at Mesh shwa a deleminelhn to as beerinis Yonsenely, hewenr, they so alba poremiled ors be gin y Kok { .day ea eos in If the red Isla g mti eat then Iseden wen at MI imam' of to between two maks of soldhes. ROLLAND.— HAM% Bin. 20.—h the Wog If the Nates-Cienwel thh day, the president ✓elent that his IWeety reboot to mange Ids re gales et the doe of Tresidah of th Chamber& ma ind, however. exprowed ids regret, end an lis be Litimy hod geeily eargted it. Tr Chenbas Ow mesh* to the finestion of a hi if thee asnibletee lirle pianist le tbs Mimi. kr the sominotles of a per iha IN unsibre were mesh, 74 of ahem wtoi he hennieha If lb. liseed • she was dolma PM imail4 _el* a et a Mr. V.Kape reternd ""•• est Mr. Kerrie thid anittelk /hie Y hie be peeineol his . = s MINININIM, etal• Pal thellileblell gibe he bum% he the rail& The predient then annenneed thee, as in Clinetar weld be divided brie seven esetteae, Gibe. ♦haw ileneation of he medians. they re -1140 soniehe heir proddent end vierpreebinds. km am boat the taw, whisk his sewed a ale meet Ma hem whisk left hate Ow iblielme et= e ;i thwas ert z i n with dd asthma wit sat. Illet nag her bat amorthsion pet sa smal wi y a bierieff. ea 4 ea the ketbear r ti b Mwarfr birodrio (Admit every le a Am yak*. Many oillhas retwasi this aoreine bangslie s i with As their lay. sea the Follesitem win ma. 'Mood Mat *Woad was am Ass to Shoe meshed " At 1 Voila thos haelgaste auwitelObl with iEsealgaeltiam. e was a 'lathe ' pima, is whisk 011ie idtho bolas 'twitted geoids took port. Tlit whammies. whisk tomillja i t: onetime to " Name east Aim Is MIAs," Ike., Imps immilealw rat The pins hem ast as mi bsia owesded. bat it li m i ld Moths illestioa hie he lags by s *. jig" el wham rest. lint at * Deeircao. sak e an sawn who am ha pais them tho tows. la dm et ilho abated boats took Weiss the limo. theasst was ewe Wsikm. T e agromend the lips at a dissent* was vegan elheMo. bet redaity to the mobs was =shims bag Mesabi& Lam h the wales them is iambi as It appears that *lkea mad sestet messmisats serener ledritee with eme it ether : Ind odd will Ma Mimes may Premelham elie Ihe Mem. The de ki= n Uses kr the sepresswellea el the Sims. wild leek flees ea O r sod Maki& hew preemlei the km Or dewed &seism mks diskpewied Zit I. mind of regret le willead gawk of lealeges. la the Mid ef ell the lbe 0 1 . sea = Every day ekes the el tihe hare bees made by esekiess. eke, esempaeled by ..item.) guards to the mid retreat elide des ell the streets sad paws press T heis is a good ese—eo say sothiog of in hemerehres y the ear ter k wended by the seat sad creates mama of the eherity seine, WI meet, es a rose Ise sr irked Me dim whom M t W e the eir died hr w i th kse be Maki The deestades Mk the ermith of Peek to the wed amme, bee pad as i t aasst wrikellea s saw beaded Owes Mork he re Usf ef Ur Bedew peer. Dusky the kat thres days the Crypt of Mtn Dare, I. the upper tem, has km epee sad alli TtiViseur Gault* stars dot this wyd usually dkeweeedi seder de ammisdara of de mew dwelt k as semi* k milieu • salkeremeems oe. ef RD by Si het, edge It efts to the bar el eadrysky ensweeteels el aeskat• art st the wise Mee line = did& eserprfeil. • pommies of ell Imp lied embed re* to the Wm Net dm et twelve Oh emu- M el. t wee empseed ef malty. ertalery, eel suppers sod *the mimed 'midi asfiliory sad in ' Mb, of the beads et Ur artillery, air the 15th of resimat. ef die of the eth Cukrekee. et de erodry the waked lewd, awl of the faimirget the sedessi Seed. Between tie wakes suedes, ef military walked the Milken of the embus, th. rieweiere, seders, Isberma. versa. miser. piepseedems ef artisans, sod the seedsmerie or kidded perk The peat objects el sweeties lei Merest is the were three oars repressatiag Imehy se Agriculture, sad Liberty respitteirely. Of thee. Member car earthislY foseeeetted with the peeled m periestke. Liberty locked remarkably sad wee wimewledi tri te: amber, of ilieu g reuseper,uaketemelek the was rkkaff7. als4 messed se if After Mho }meet s es several oareleme. •Viagehra tie peemeisa wee • replaseat. dealing mild' dila wall odd to the passel Oast, and the We e d wordheis wsedislettly weveyed le the weeklies W the Mt. diet le die Wiest eleset Omsk gild It prod k wee kimmile, dark. the grease pad afar tire, te see elder and of The pre swee 'Melte ea ewe die ef the mays ielerliwed ess. with the assiplime the seldhes, .will w al es ark Meet le wa s the loweid WM thaw.NMee •Mr peedid johns, d the udder airier. —sash as deem hew seek dimes mikets were era a ; while ezpsedems of eileiresies, per kap mat" deep." bet esetoW 4 W." woe Mind by the Padden se mead the ediels, md by the Isidemeds aneeded Perkisem. • J•Putris" wen llted Mum d Mdll be IRK= t mewed Weer the uke the emekelielis Mew @Mee to sedge fir theft weedy, it weal& be abet a mew to pat sere of km eat el ekdr eihery by peeks der eat of palm k the ems et Freer. The effeet el the oedema sir. wins ran by lases mars ((hi the emblem et Venire style), k. bowews, =tab peek= es kr es sea be Jedeed s = Mr, is w sailsaal geode, the keeps dew ins dem= r umweleiry to sime. er met esdai et shed the pat igen Ode irked sere eld a rdaseteh he tt-Fri_nrat safe. easel wry thsk ervedwije U. Vwy km of then eery the ef ass*, is bids. lime hew beta itartemete ewe* le sewn base weerwess leqp • Is dein spa astkiai but draw. I ts erpessed that may M ash ge le bed at ad, art r k este softie that a therarad or two haw bees area at pod bar ass., sad seek beers ell new, ea the raw day. thares ef the smemeserem of the Leh hew Me mhos suposh. It woo sired, hr histwook the Oil ball at the thorn mesh' bs st that seirwrily Ishii dr eseerea mein/ bet baldly, lt ems neddor lithe ids& Aida, Ward Ohs " wham Mowry, tischaerlisaiii7skke P) was awir a r : e “••• 100 yards frward, numirf - a ida yords welkin op 100 asp with bh 111•11113. EMS Indio drat systes Pielid 2 &a. I Isom rodhstarre see.* to sin the velem Moot. joy's hsirsol," _ esereqrsoso Wog is maw place, her whisk a bases was to smut Belem sr set se well kern its Bodegas as in Leaden, wire two or titres semi ovary Mow* dodos the aessea, rid osserlbrly a greet dal of eadierasit prevailed ea the solder el the assent The basso vase sahly ewe" but tried of diessoffai star to a •Wieme, Wog eatereised by the rad Mesa to *dr soar Ids ortisie ((as is Ind La balloon eases), the ushetusate sorra* of tke car raw down with , rose rapidity than plea sore into the est fora which they were in a short time re► coed by Ism fades boats. Bore poem (sad MC sore of the keirajonords) sear to inters that the flu. brans dr sotto raised ea I ? Ves ie4 r waded as ths Bop* sod that many of the satesterasois wry INS oohed Is im brass of crar nods& howerr, Are Isis gave *Oh knew say tire area the arts; it wee rlitemd eddy to ths BIM timid park of Paris and of ho Wm * sash as Arias. payiy Arne, ieseeadieg It vie maimileel that the ullesel male. *he team Peels, did se est of eisyNosai W beim& in fitaill for the kalif brit peesseiel the Peak= dudes tie retest ostelotion. Tb. le as. beeiewr. hie be exhibited Mimi the Bailie The int by, whoa the eie drkwasfir ems le the sessabiei they dee& waked the We lop et how Oer maul waked hie ems of this loam by _lmeindeg the triodes over his todiesse, a oisomalms Ira .to beim hikes plies "NMI the Let That lop-reed pomace the '• dhoti babler it" ha- gig Court. BauisitaL, Birr.lB.—Her Ma j esty and the Prime west this =wain to lavereeakt Pored. Ia the ahem= her , woospsaied by the Greater of Gaisiberoesli, dam to The Berl sad Casabas of Mayas sad sir Wellies here lelt their same at Behetwel. Die?. 19.—Her Majesty, attended by Viscountess CssaleAw is f s kad eat this housing Into the weeds sitehhisqy The the Primo Wales, sod Prime Alfred, ettaried ß° liies Hdlyud, p ia ss welted eat. lit Chula Lyell sad Dr. lioberboa will joie the Loyal dhow party this swabs& Despaisbas was taceivid petartlay at the Colonial allow tam die Oeverawr et New South Ado, sad also troa the Orovarata at Now &alma. RIM= or HIS Malan! nor 807TIAND.— Samosa., TIIBIIDA,T.—It M uadallsed that her sad Prase by the loyal shrhes ej ,2 Mar Balaterel Aibi ler ga ri=at Iletarity .rat—thc sir day is art railledy holeerrea ea—ise sea hoar, war 014 Mitin" ft bares tb. let af Abram . with their army el dna ssir IN ti.taw dep.—Lard Adol phus rtialmrserk es Chyteia et Vises& sad Albert royal yard, is te mare his hods ea bust thee vend is Sudsy, sail WWM* %es istraelices to arks sway ea weary Tqa Ist Ile Cheese sad royal Mime to em bark as , hi kr, at Alseitesa, so that It is premerei Moly iieg the Mrs Maur will close their visit te the Asti et Abrams sa that day. THE REGISTRATIONS. Crrr or LONDON.—At the sitting of the wart THE BOMB PETE. yesterday assrabia, Mr. WChristie premeds& to pive jowl& eist al v ii the poles leeched fa the ease et lar. Freaks— ._lllOlaolg, BIM io.—The eathesassats paler- the d the stubs of arise et shisaisa by poet w rasehrha of miller, alreethethea theses( the raker reported the Zusva el . tipsywMel rnve bees owl will be. The WS pared ht ismet as emu ea fhb =ld tU hes el takes se the free ersrpte of a of intrepid fewer thee 1,400 bud beat of is trek the top a psis seem& midi posse. by the pries Mr Brows, the ra- m ▪ he writh e , h um@ It ray hays arldbeied to the wrath, wet " C igi athir Itordrit• that "II " ettba alble antanalemeame=reel, be aril te by No. it el the ithilfthem Asi ••• Perm abisithr 4 ....k0rt WM that et the ;kr the wised to Ur use el mem Wag • remised on the lir jr s• _Wm •I 4 sad= hoes sheer sallelsat , by wr required, "oa sr kehrs the 25th day of hurt, 4 Z.: •"•,. to hero kept the seem& bridals to to t he to sash ether punk or leave at his plass a lir' ‘ 4 • P••••• 4 the Nan of risk while it of aide • adaibea is *be lies, Bathe aalleadbet hi Nam thee eirphrly restesserd the bar la the err 4, ilehedthe C." See. 100 ousted that is all ._ thou white the seep right lieu medal oa err it shall be sides& if the arise of thirties to ire Mef the shah* lea ad eleathy, ethicrie. him shell he oar by the post Livered tow press *red : s r wso wr she spat la the spestries to, et kb piss sf dad% es dawn" ia the " it -it i ,..,_____bY war tersheses_ anthem rag a art say press swag ere a arise by the pet rag —w y4 l • ihe dune veil' hue el Maisie' the Byer sir sage, ` hay ftellB4 epee: MA la ftialft .. tbe IN s saw writ. By wry of &leg a wanly te pselthellth , win W " then ; sad he ha ft rib. I m• eldr ;ye a woe throws ire the der Law, Nee that they are silks= rawer sad ethers shell emir omens& Ia the art honed we d dirt es that admit, sad shell resent thw lbw, a p l erft•••7 l thalisk presumes@ reliewtheta popular ether tow war Wren the emit. and ll:risadaa bY ef w w re ethos the a *sum style he aery ire goa pry demo &Ohs* dal, ellimirsd *I °Me emu liik :Laraluiss eftermay Wade la liat 4 seek pubthise, thrill he that its esearezr ame hz lis th er a d .." 1 " t wed ki theserad, saeffistiaity mashed the heads et th medis arsta to it the 11 1, mat ,;2l”•• •ththiz a rieldeel eflemplea at dr pies@ la sea la dr itial. "Abhor/a libil ith. whisk maid rerkir ears erns et per. The 101st series ef the est 1 ......"• et h 786 ":„ Pt the era siersd. sail sir- was the = ji g tires sedan ly. zolli ! If m y "I va ha rthretwesse bilk yea mho pail, sad to the utheiss ispi=fill ew m• iii..,. /ftet, to .. by a bow aiquirinee wither es seek setter ekestiaa, ties sad Ila passes he a haste flea that the . Smith (the Meal swat) marl that the paper re: 141177.. efe 41=111....i5ma " alp* tianisesorle" death woe sat a ashes hields& T er = it t err " r e ! I ftitypshe i mi a „._•••i • psi hal of shal. dried dirtied ea the With kfat pram PM li lag te 1 . 6 terteles The heals whit task toad* that Seedier is the Imre was ad sadist i did faighs.. 11 4 11 111 more est rearrkethe tarsi =et smithy it was met arks with useinsate" sad ea " athasse," as j.3..__•• 0 hies that matins& ily the es t, sad therefore the evert raid ass re rilliff_•••••,. TM e as a h tru th have shrto bl it= Wu es via it es a Mid .stile at 46 1 0001812 " gr * -- .` aW igale ha he sum rikaswa ream this Brow s , ea tbe ether lead, birth thet it err a eighth THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ETENING, SEPTEMBER 22, .1848. soda, as it had the voter's eater is the aide wit was essay mesa by the postmeattr, Mated epee, sad that a. men was booed to mesh, the depilate as albeit, m it be. th• Post-elies steep, whisk ads k miasma by the sat et per liemma. Thin are desh i r o jut Cart if (loteasee Thee (atelausel the Weal ) wash, ia his spi sisa, send the lee ems ill doubt: Tie mega te ammo that Ohm = a N=III Ste eel ss it co e d r4ed the 100th t he ir did the maids CI above reae te rasa that t a $ miler amid beern. the same et seek vase/aft Mt the estisestaleedies. Selma teem bbd boa tiled, tat the ems teed Yessly b." 44 th eme Wm* wen Est Bah v. Zd Pearled " trearysee s legistradoa Casa," rel. 2, port 1, p. ff. The magbal sea to that tees ram that • oda elifestlea met threath the Net, Mee es • eater, pasesset a l so lsa TM, a Ilk am =shoal& hem se address ak es ail es la the A mass seat by post bed es the basket it the ebbsr of the petty °Wasted le, bet the paper predated as a d i b tre es prove th e terries of the series eaap bra • em the bee of it belt, that the paper masa was met • degassee of the notice, sad etiesememthr, that tents vas ast proad. It was use that the tad lees ties there wee, whether the predated wet was sot • !shalt apy a the that had bees s w a t to the raw Abele* a ? sad k was sot, is the is. lad the sil bore el the said% the other bad it hi the laid' caly. The bedstead I. that ems szteeded to the very palm sow la dispute is es distinct terms es Ilia learned Jedall had bon daddies It sad it oely. The judgment &limed by tir. JesUss blaub as well as those of the other i s iC ui thit 011reliin. &beastly as that the be wefts ea the made, se " Bunk v. ltweeds." There was is this sees as MOM admits of ablate as te what, postmaster was dimmed le lie by the map nada, the aides. Mr. Jostles Wawa al else a dded that • satin at have the either !the leap ea the =selide. The power em of NAME' _those sakes thmegh the paella as am mby the Zama ; was a mem, m a " , 03.4 the ratite at, sad thet ast many term !treatises with raispaes le the privilege _ 'beer rad. It is remind that depilate SKINS theeld be Mae to the postmaster. Why wee that That be aright if ease see the manna the don amsti Ms am bang teesamed by opening two sr these themead d them sat tumbled late the dike at one Yee ; tat he say strap the., mad with every facility kid the. up I mad, fir as folding them up, find tat they WI da/y dimistel ea the outside to the parties for whoa they are laterki. Osesidsriag bow selavident it Is Nat deseattals sat though the paella ahead be duly dieted es the eashie, non mama the deer esti explWt a dam Nett if Omaha Pins, Ude men would hew bate that the amsemis beaded in as a deplate of a seta ateljestisa wee met • alas at all eessMing to the Zstar shale, est aithaestAft the bet et Ns aar his:peat Wise Amp. This wee theia thee the mart's hod bees abed to these diessissals, earl the me thod mbar! ia besilleg that eit; eel it was • wastAst of ampiss that sash • alba theald have beta falba late. The sake of sideman to be given to a Burma of deer esapestrisd by the schedule did not require peal ad paity to Ice heisted aside. trat, WWI aNd la the aide, it ems AMR that it nest las plead ea tea em aide lee. Ia this sae the addrim was is the bees mil set I ▪ the ail& a the am el " bah v. lidweets " was aided bag base Uwe *lags celled " mane " were thaws his the tads sedelion sat be held fatal. The alp_ the meet bed to dal wi th as with re gal to the esels. Os the whole, the cart wield sat give etas, bet the Sea ament as a duplicate of sales of ebriamesa Mas lavallil. Brows Sea a sees upon which he could go to the Omni et Camas lissa—Mr. *Christie said, that is dm his of the theislems he bed sated, it would be them bib tar ba to groat the eppliatise. Ness! the ceases , teats eirgestises will la eatemissise Ds beard. The emelt a the paoso_dam was as follows :—Liberal aims aßewed, 3; ditto ewed, Liberal objeetioas cemaineg,l37 ; ditto failed, IL The livery lists were get threegl Is the coarse of the day. The with the will be essammeel this morning. Thisshwedle-street with the schellef resi t ,):= (Onnthept.) They rat nesind the allithpi meg properly so mild han d has** not mph lbs emu of the pe l t, nigh Mild • r at -. _dram whised Se wands the esphel. nphsid th• ad allow a fah au he asmaltin, sad he thought tea the cart bed sated preporly lava year when they prepseed and envied the bum=per ; fi end e 1 be was duly of eglhentlish IMF bed se MEd Is gft he ansuins ream sf Ills.sisminue to his Int he tie besellt of Rani* oh Oohs Whlsdhe of these who bad a lb Mut, lie would mem is es senindimmt, " That we shall bah he, ma benne, Is addltha te the dividend pro. Med by the Court of Dhaka, that we bad at the last ssestime.' (He= hoer.) Mr. P. Da um= mild nand the manithint, them be was a banker. that hag ensl4 safely a and bans@ of dd =egad. Mier =lrmel=, the - lea" =GM he 3,3lLdira The en Me es Mu able le jags igen them paints al the thentm and he would ask chy andsteme was 110 ill shea Mut tie • Min Mak bed geed mum sad whisk, esseedi k tLi o te mewed elswwwWws of Mr. R. Palmer, a Honic waglit metell* to have bees aided litereporatim What wer e the lair arising from aid to other Or= The Govnensa—l meat enter Isle utters 'slam to private trannehene. Mr. H. Pawns sad he was sot upsedble he what append is the idly men. All ha shied at Mr. Dedn's stag was, Ilist theThisk bad gives al Ise seadderstim isn. and Mkt not nab admen. Mr. Lave nil that the minden of dividend Na disused in 1347, and he bstieved it was the Miens= that when tb• Rat ww411100,0001., st• resenining melte eight to be divided. He say or to say that the Hanb Ind been ll as dhihngli w er seat. He theoghathe directors was net bast et what the divided ought to M. If hey did set knew to employ the song of he Bank, Me pereprietan could find a use for their dividmh at Isen. The directon IMO not showed by the charter to bald mash Meek, while essay of the pespeletsas wound him had 100001. M12,000t. in it. He did not wish to give up hie dividends posterity postwity sever did anything he them. (Laughter.) Ths 00•111X011 add that wham led mar they had divided 44 per cent., they had earned par cont.; bat In the last half-year they bed only famed per cent. Mr. itattris was also of opinion that they should have • larger dividend. Mr. GRIT wished to know why, when a larger moat than 44 per cent. had been made, a larger dividend had not bees divided than 44 per cent.; end if that had sot Ma dome, than there was no Moe in the arnmat that °sly 84 pm cent should be now divided because only 3i per antbad been earned. He concurred in the opinion that they should have 44 per cent. Mr. Manz:ore said that it we. nowitrects that a larger &Tidiest thaa 84 per end. had not been destined. Mr. Coon said, that It was the daty of the praprinsee to consider, that la ornamme of the low rate of diwount daring the last half year Is was impansible to the dine:ore Ito dWare so large • dividend es they had dose daring the three priori's" Mil yens, and be therehre dieas.tal ken the propoddas that the,. Meld be • dividend of 44 par oat They met NW, the Mlle sad perhunt that musk • great Minden WIN she anis' on him cedi fr = of gain and the peopelaten should not psi to =Mire • dividend net ecogenial to dia morel interests. Mr. Jones Loyd laid stated in his manse that the as= Mt bed Mend the Poet to an Ms* to smite iiibe hstilest Ur. Champ W ehe slang in his eminimelen that the DM had shamed Ise tong at • low rate efhtemin Om than the bud had •Wied la n= Piraldend.lB.lllB:: has 11 sat = al ott a st: hash el the &wet it dogpepielmid la voting he larger dividoild thin was rmoimmt (Nm, lid) hr. thus= it•tortons said that he was one of there who lost year supported the hum of the distend Amshn 3i per mt. to % per sent., and ke had on that mead= ed that he Meg= the Rest should not he allowed to mud 3,000,00014 bet sobs Mad that the &adore bad retraced their steps, =I permind • dividend at 3i, he wished to know if the MIMI= amid lab= the tout as to the sou which Minn then to propoestin; Twined m ontage ? The 00•11111101 said that the reason why the profits during the but dues Italian had bent greater thee usual was in wiesstinsnes el the railway deposits lodged with them, and the blebs: rate of Interest which they obtained, bat these wen not circlations' likely to aril* 'gen. The court M directois had tally eensidered the subject and all the Mate urged by the hoc prep rktMrs. aad the directors had ben unaaimnes In their decision Mr. had bees a an siderable &grandeea I. the value et the goverment scow. Ann hebl 2 _ _ _ KT. 111 L SALOWONS and If 4i per sent. were declared, sad the easenise were takes at the present nine, would the Bat bonier 1000,0001., nine he slid aot wish to sec them engin their emeseem, and is such are he hoped the pro phases weeli go with the directors? The Govenne said that the But would (as we under nod) be barely 3,000,0001. Mr. Ilitomon mid, that wader the eiremestenees be bit sailed ups tore the oreocritien eine nuns. Mr. Gann wished le ken whither the ewe seer cities were not lower to he hit haßyerly means has they were at prommt ?—The Gownsman rid that woe so. lir. Gnaws said that he had heard no reran given why the Onset nets net be it per ; and a l s : B 7 were to allow the arena to Se it at what they there wee se we in the proprietors waft there at • Pinson* said that the divides* wee only equal to a. So 64. on their espitaL After OMR further remarks the amendment in favour of 4 1 1 32 e 1 e:M. was pat, and carried by an apparently large meins said that nine prepense; holding the requisite anent of Mock, had signed a rewind.* demand beg a ballot Mr. S. Jones LOYD thought that the original resolution should have been first put. He begged of them to consider what they were doles in opposing the reeciouneedation of the directors, nor did he hel surprised, after what bad se emed this year, that the profits of the bank had hag ea The °overawe said, as the amendment had been serried the original resolution issil fallen to the ground. Under the advice of Sir P. Belly, he thought Kr. Yielder had better make his amendment as en Mahal mellow Kr. ?ratan did not we how he put it, so se they got a dividend of 41par sent. A PROTIUM= rose to order. The question had been decided, sad many had left the horn. After some farther dinning, It was determined that the question should be settled by the ballot, whether the dill. dead should be 31 or 41 per cent. The ballot war ordered to take pin on Wednesday nest between the home of eleven end her. Mr. Ds Wiener then brought forward the motion of whisk be gave tines st the loot eiseet, relative to the alum na settee eimennilea of the Greet of maned Directors, that and pre pemiceihnomelvfies•—.• mnein the lesehnne Oren les Ong among the pro prieties, Sllt their mendoletkin pned to a Mere court. —After semi &ether dissiona, Mr. Da Winton ultimately 721elit mean Mho ant mut i s timetme one mein be the neat quarterly court, to men tin a semmdiens be apoeisted to consider and re port se the preen MOM of the hpohnie of the corporation, end if, in their =it be andient to make arty and whet alteration Mtge seem tether emserin the court adjourned. 01 Sibs orsibas pars* It Easy be ssid sbotsbay wile di& mod with ease sad sorrestosss. French wages was pardwiar diedarsidsoil by do downy and Amor with wow It was *aim. Aftor the swims the essismay col lection was nods kr tins simian who are shoot to poossd to the aidoirsisiss, sad isms very !sadism* opossioos vows 1111114 VOL 800 as~iaHa ' noVILOWT IitoTIToTIOX.--Tokr ky oothineLWlNSles K ale d M Amgen ails fads fa woken ea their lsses.isPelerewilitweew, falasonalas sensed bearea. Th rat eseseatekted the soirees SO their itimaisi Wm having, Baring the Myear hew et shied to the =hamermal6ds.'..."7esUirillesitallits,. amlda -12 hook stare satiehists. tad 3 of oath aims kite bees af forded la tin cf WM Ifs 4r., of tubs= are of • Ma ans 1,11801. = l 4 :th e e:S=ealy that laded the diseases have bur to put smielme. uriserworeeled whit the inutitoika are maned whi a. ;Wing*, skew per slits esidease EM I = mires.., 801.'per aettest. The ~lsm at dr year, Om elleswesse, were 1,4321. ; the expasiiinare (loskediaginvested souk) Wt a balanas of 421. ils. 7d. The pmaesesi fusi in vested is near 17,0001. DEFALCATIOHe OP • RITE COLLECTOR.—Yeeter day a meeting of the midis vestry of St. Mary Lambeth was had at the ustepeasa, to abut a aolleater of the peer and ether rates of the pod* is the place of Mr. Thum Wood ward, who it will be nesuabored beanie a defaulter to the an at MI K. kw weeks slash and for whose appre hension armed of OM had been dared by the shank widow. The shah was takes by the Rev. Mr. Deltas, rester. Upsn the sadism that a eallester be elected, Mr. By v r .s ea s ated to suit aster widen* lest ping into a full in al the INININV la midst the Lk collector had bees te rehilse peal sameue gnaw parish funds bh paosielan, without okitiorthOugieloci of his &Hoo dlum. knew sellester having been appointed, alter a stem, discausian a regalitios was handed to the rev. chair man, selling for amass* at the ratepayers, for the puma, of aggedatiag a emitittes of inquiry apes the ocassiaind the late danqunit, um* as that of the Aber ellisials. It was assalatously weal to, sad IPrkisy, the loth fat. vu deed wthe rev M chairman , alter wh day of asestiag. ic Avete h the stlimalw was then 'rut to . BW= or ILLICIT STlZ l L se2 Laterday after as llr. isms, an oilier at Resin, was passing over he attendee was drawn to a bone and cart gelog the City with a bauy load, equalling of casks flied with sane &paid. There were certain lus o purasoes shrunken, coupled with a strong odour, the other that the cart contained molames at vastly disliked spirits, and he determined on stopping the ',hide to make an auataatica. His suspicions turned sat to he eeriest- fa the whets of the casks contained eon =Vida of • dunk al GO over-proof whisk he seised, fiegethee with the horse and cart, sad son- Vilease the excise wareitsuses in Broad-street It is isiattlis spirits IMO ft their way to a noted re. ashbelsume kr "jigger " staff is the neighbourhood of Ohespide, and that in a short date a alas will be obtained as la when the girth were distilled. INCIVISTS, THILLIVENT OP THE POOl In ST. PAXOlall WORILIIOOBI.—Before Mr. Wak ley, /LP., at the Elephant and Castle, Hiss ..road, Camden town, on the body siGeorge Davis, aged 30 ' late an inmate elk Ps air= Warldlollllo, alleged to have died from expo. sure, want, and M-trestansat. Tha con has already been reported in this paper, tad it will be remembered that de emed was the sou of a pada Amer of 81. Leonard's, Shore. ditch, who paid !a. a weak for his maintenance in the establishment_ where be died. Evidence was given that deceased had been turned out of the workhouse but after wanking about had returned there to die. Daring his inner a strait-waistcoat hid been pat upon him.—ln his address to o l i ti lija t g htmy • scram said th e parish had acted newly in the father to pay for the support of ble sea, bst is the agreement they had done be *might they gone beyond the law. The object of a worklows was that it should be made a receptacle for the really destitute, and not for a per in this young man's position. After recapitulating the evidence, the mow said the emirs* panned towards the deceased is placing a strait-waistcoat upon him was one whish . would not have been adopted towards a brute. It was • tale, and =there was not sufficient legal , his own decided was that this young man had died through being expelled hone the workhouse. He was led to this belief from the fact that no symptom of illaess was manifested until after that meat tech plan.— The jary, after half an hour's emealtatim, retained the fol lowing special reedit* : " We dad that the death of the de emed, George Davis, was protege& by a natural cams— measly, a diatom of the brain ; bat the origin of the dimes le not skews. We thick the disease wadsggrevatsd by his removal from the house before his portal Twomey. The jury take this oppertaaity at meals. their extreme dispel at the premise of reosiviag lan the at a certain rate week individuals who are net paupers hems, , thereby the pupae tar which the rate-payers are so heel sad so making that whieh was Intended by law IL U TedijC per a boarding-hoop for the oomparatively well of jury moot operate withont In some degree censuring the ended at his father."—aracton IN • Can.—By Mr. Bsdisml, at the Charing-nom Hospital, on the body of Norma Reward, aged 23. Deemed was formula to lir. Coops, saw to her Kojeaty, net en eneed weeks pen he *Alma hiding a very Irregular life, and shot himself in a cab while preseeding to his master's house, as detailed in this paw yesterday. He was conveyed to the above hos pital, aad Mr. &egg*, the hones surgeon, pronounced him deed. That gestkanan enbeequesfly extracted the bullet, whisk had paned to the bask part of the head, and was found in two portions lodged between the bone and scalp. It further appeared that the deceased had received a sum of 191. on the previous day, whisk he had not accounted for to his employer. Verdict--" Died from a pistol-shot wound inflicted by himself bat the jury are unable to determine whether the dimmed did it with • suicidal intent." COST OF SUP] tY PALACES. The Liverpool Pinaneiel Redone Association in restisuation el** attempts ts diemeseaste the prakos. tad retremhssest fa the sellseel expenditure, now call attention to the killewing angenene usually incurred the royal plasm In this yeses oidnatie the expense hr ordinary works prepshs of Whims Cando r Omen Palace, Kew Lisebeglest Pe= Pet..., Bt. Ismies Pelage, Reoat Mews, Adelaide Oottegb, Frogman-keen, andt allb e R ige 4 "..l4 PavEkin at Brirktca, end for works is the Royal Girds= charged en the civil list), sements to a total sea rat 45,0671 The espouse of repairing them phase during the hat tan years has been as follows: 113 e MAP 1144 3‘1,810 1839 AM 1041 ISM MOM 1648 1111 IM 41aIM 1447. Ma 1543 Similar impasses for Eolyrood Palace end Linlithgow Passe are included in a total of 7,7991. for royal public and essimisetliel beading. in Soothed, heretofore defrayed out of the menus of the 'crown. The estimated which will be required for enlarging and improving Blie ra sghasn 'Paha is 150,0001. 70,0001. of this hes already been spent, 30,0001. more will be taken this year, and 50,0001. will re. main to be_novided in future yens. The main in Hamp ton Court area connected with the apartments of Mae Copley, Lady Montgomery, Mi. Walpob, Mrs. Ellice, sir Tin Comeassiossius or Itsrhopouritm Ssersze. H. 84 3howv. and Lady Bail/ Phisosh7' win cost this ;sat —The igetrepolitsa Beellesy Cowan= held a Court et shims 4. 000 1. TM hot - blt.wa lik.tit„,.• royal gluts= at isw Sewers yeaterdey meek& at the Court - bow, Soho, to has *lntl St 11 , 0 00 4 ., *AM more is needed this authorise the amelelly_ Innen et their °Mare' Wanes year, and I _4 ool -. ____,_,__lstil Miii bs /Mho& to complete it. and the el Mir exseutim. It wae intimated that Although tow_AmoomO. would lore advocate any se go, Lord bei all yet issued his warrant soma- lawahnow l woma . _stab by say , ewes& upon the einemlmfeesse ender the new set, bat ft was ex. her Majesty ' s IMMOn that or em they ORTON their ..,. g a y. sod the seises is was sophog a cour t strong conviction • =St •••111•111•11111•44. Of buildings ma te hilge to show the ream eemmegiusto to i m .. an maintained as pileen, MOOS than actually are, or as naive thole landeue hie the Mods et heir eassames.— pwal7 be, used IT the no arteed Venn to have Ka Themes Misehel. et Deeorfirrhotrees, Newlegles, was um le nada in Mt el the Crown ell tke building. lasi Vll kr neptselleg to the seder el the meet ba thea ••••• he. gam to *as. been occupied as Palaces ; nonuse le the lemma is aehseee on his preadsee.—The itelett e = so rect••• l l www/ollPss her whom new ones awl adjewasi till nosinigh On 12. hem Plidatninte LOAMY Omoimits.-41, sonalead, Of the heignes palates, sally Window Castle and Buck man wee remised by the SOOMANIOnif• Of WI wasesen 1• 8 118.1 Pa • • • I °. • 1 • 8 ' el gesat b 7 Mr Mien ; and kenos , se the mm, s e t h s li m y „ ma, ma mar " ft is asiseins Min army et Ile elbus in = bs een= of AM IN., difOOthig tit nods whisk arrive is the United t i L laalaa t al r iama t Imalle Minima, haring lad Ms ot health to be released from '''' ''• mbili tt e Tr ish ;L ltild laity ot P11•111•11i• nasal layman' Ask, previlled Imam ass et at naltol. et ON* esd lobes lei added ea bent he tea lays pneleady to Mr =r im P a m ' a 11141/6 / 9 tn. ' the arrival. • one mat anaraidendes seism het clo thees neat in panes snubs the last ten years, swoon e t t u mahm a m ieh ms w hi m., ts t he . the am 0292,79 K, et alien 86,00 M. a yen, remains al the aims mis ht the mad /mo m, em m i se that, ha the semi outlay for Grammy mein el these supernumerary ant et the snivel el any need sa bend at whisk a seas * Net ' fit ad so s shall have man* seek vessel &A be &Weed A. t• Kew Paha, the Hal * C. Gaes are al WI 01 • 10,01 sew mama ow as dee m s m e se the before the abet ennaltore ea Ilibullowssus expenditure : Mewing yens shell lave hen "I do net tidal thst say mann: el the mil hmlly, or la water, mime hr r oot dea th Sesle the Cm 2110 1 7•1•1881•• Ima•• =e ssa t lie " lon kr mall tene—vis., I. 01 eli to shin hive died et ettekas on The e lia as am sullm• ti • Wei et snit vessel at say imelgs_ pert oe ea *see at ~,,_ eist the satin he &snag the bat indt tort. 101 allimres the del have died, se who "" Ta a ss, It any be is ems:in with t i,,, his as am beams Mae wane whisk innate lag al ma. a its al bald de ft we prevailed In this Wean et the expenditure that heamward esta had th at shall no vessel due with mem m m at e a s s m at e — t s & m i m e m e„ pest apemen have reently been awned at l aw (a der hung at j=l snivel until foram actors Gem .B• F fri g II " slas trli tl• aal a a tlerennop,loB.B6ol la Leeds 4 die an received. palate whin ins by hemp M. As seat wee wenn is the rani needs& et this umbel Wilk& CREWS nalluAl. -- YeitirdaY t h e dainty it sad mew mice mean le aselleady Skews away on its de. the mime by the mitt sad= of this nab lenhellen sha mm a. took phis aseseileg te email sera. lan ashalely a the TM p sa lm s . at Brighten h e h a =m r s.2 am i ss * arming of the Itemllsl rat 12 Welsch, the uncesepted. Ile aide (whisk me htli we and Vj a tat •••ti•• •, lo a Ti rsial: flee ego) is delayed math the Lord Clhanbedias 'Pa nne= diabilan " 81 if Peal thlikirt White." t° to his sakes he the emend et ems !endears Int then 8 d4 1 • 0111 16611 . r•••••• als *sous l a d 0. 2 .1 °ilk° byde the nasal bill for repairs memiss. armor snails wen meted st iSi edessee ot t a t h a m e n d s, ensm si ae m the h st im mats to I= the kell, sad seemed le sejey the ben pomade beehlt sad I a seism need th s amerits m e n y imat m i m am d im *db. Tim Lo a Marge 009 • 11 , 1 • 188 Ito 08 are same need in ths Minna as hr pains repine, Vida miss, entsti at hall pest OM desk, the 01 ere la het bid eat apse Mum la the peradmin the in we tumtlitl B 7 Pontniof •Il• tT t••=t evade= nodes - iltreer el the mean Thai I g h=t be Leas min "Oa the Weenie eI the Repel Earavee sal the Dabs et Combings have oath the me et 13 7 4 : 81 . 1 • 0•100 C•••••• ••••• 01 • 48 •• al• • 1 1• 8 • 00 "8 Mane ea ILew Sir Osage Chintin. Mr. Miss. le Lianas Ciellege. Oohed, as Thomases iblishw. The L i m ja„ R ini t Amm, L a i, y ete Nis ag. Wart WS ninered la the hilowlso seise: ~, wan Inewere, the DIMINO el Gloseester, the Deism et = g amin ""I" Te l Menimatiek "lF I tirei,. KARR_ and **Moen ierager, Goys mew ia Bilauftsed woke is siefamss se Tibia Oliftef Ceollefte; OS re Plizi &mimes. Fragment, and cum° 1 4 • 11°, all aw a s h the za h l ion Weeteek OMNI. IS lb to at sly ea rest tree. bat are aloe kept is Neale, PONdfolli i Salk Oradea, es Sas at tine expose et the sena. It is al oe to** to J. L. ~._l lW ama t i l d,_ ..,_„_ 1734 4,,___ etl imddledises dmrgenyes showdown rename, amlusendid amdad tmags; Legs alisam ls4l4 --- m.a.. — ";. 6 . 6A _ 'T,'„ ith '''' lo glom them hs dm pub& ••••=l9 in sash • maser as to Greg Ism Mes. llaSill a s esigighara Ind B T ., t, g. B o o! US the wee nni e r ; ewes= thee die mosey is asegleyed he mem is Silas iUS NewenOssa sa Mai ttesimm, sea but 's assommeinas. thisneme L.Oseum Obtla arena; ant sagion TM Ids Amdellea sese the = 2 .: Oases oes e. 114111 a ~, mon emotes; latninene- henna haft des melba Ma the imam et mainmhs Dian 3 - 011 ii SSA emakia=! implasszawremtimin I sod they hid whin Mat bre lle =1„ to Mtn Moms se nee, H. Qr. hem Isesink te a en= se semeneat with net ems. en lanes a. FL Croat, Mad Gisslio; Wail *Si woad aimed se d m * g asss o ft „ m at a rownems. NOM Onion (eta woeJd love ipinn • mid OKSOW. POMO, Musa Mask Wean. damn sad mama Wenn" el asking all perible seats to THE BANK OF ENOLAND. Yesterday a very imatrounly attended half yearly Mlleocort of ~lmre of Beak of England Stook, was the Oeur he the perms el hid ark g a divi des& It was also a mstsrly start tto the terror el the Suter. Zoog bean the hoar (11 for 12) L 6=B MINI Mem sue dm seal, and Milk appeared to be hit la the preesediegt The dinettes aloe were penal in lama ambers than ordinary. Ties Onseser, Seat Mr. less Morris, presided, and wu supported Governor, Mr B. I. Prescott Mr. viii.„Dessis , the tary standby o a red Mr., the solicitor ; sad Sk Kelly of the corporation, me On=ring bseac: 4 ll7l: 4 lse, read the minutes of the lost amt, whisk woe s The %Two& that roes andl have to hem that this la use or the querterly aerie to be held by the okerear. besides • asurt he the pupae of andaring a MOM& aseser= e to the by-laws. The saute of Mon= having essidesed the Mere of the Beak weals, are of ernes that a inkiest my beniade, if the sun think At of thee. sod a MU per Beat. (serest ad pelts for the halt you sing en the 18th of Ostsber A wines ay asibeenea for looms ten. The evert of Seselses mlret that they en ad this to propose M tam essestof ineei se st the loM MB= bat esoaketeg die sateo listerest sad the ihr sassy the preprielen met sesserily eatistpane each an smosessumett oa the pen of the tinsterm. I hen better state the lest The Hest is the Nth of Februm, 1848, woe 3,1138,5241., eat of whisk a MIMI at the saes of fouroado-half cen t wet paid Is to 864,881 f , lea , afur the _masa no mi enrM d l have manned , 3 1,601. Tlwi BM ea M lies August, g= d as 11,808,644 k oat of whine Ms puepesel to pay • el 3e per sat. la October, 1e800,3661. after whisk a Rest will ratan of 3,281,18111.. ea fm MOM Is the Post - es seapered with that of the Pik, 1848, alter the payment of the Ovidsod, 617,8461. The sumer was nee sheet to pat the melba that a dividend of 34 per eat be Snared, who lir. Pumas use with the view of caning Weans to a emirs risen ibe Interests of, I all t zt inve were before bound Mthings to own the =ii the Bank, lipid, in the li e asat phis, te die _MM pospistere at large. In any saneler be be bad Est Os night's lateens to opens* the of the OW= min the whir so well ever Oa pzr did be =LIZ Inyikisi that would masa lie et the Beek, which woe the of isalerl mil mikados of the world. TM of the weekly esessy homier, end kr the poopaletis me midi esabled Met to Ms a sere waste wales tap e s . l, n the ressueses of the eitabiklmost. Formerly the lla ak kid, a mass he assived, net seed vs a mud principle la their ttlime with du geesameak It apparel by the weekly lists Wei were tut Set la_the promil math the capital of ispeeprle s 14,8U,000t. ; ad that, with the Best, wile was ark awl sasatisies is their posessios arising fro. their Ilk but lamed no part of their capital, it emee.esa to 12,881,4171. He also found, hose the estimated venation suds of link property, Mein" as. Is 1832, that that pro psrty adds math 1,000,0001., mad he pronsed, lends/ at the n that had boss mit elm the yes 1132, Out the penny woe Millmeth thatmeast Whoa they looked - at the great as. of 18,381,8774 they ought to in quire how it was side sp. They hal only sebstelbed a capital of 11,842,4001., and they had, beyond the sem se !M -enthol, 11111 INS than 7,789,2671. *risk* kora the e 1 ti the Misses of the Bank. Why it was se he ties not t Mow. If they did judos to ell parties, sash a he. of these meld not exist ; and it woe the My of the ton priest not to look merely to the by-li bat = net of all puska. Of ovum disk ilisennea Mali be the stability of the Beak sad the Mt sole al en the beim= el the establhhareak lie MEd thet . 74:ll boa the practise that the mad peels Mai be divide* .sag the proprietors, without sermakift a Mee eh& = immeMa That war the spirit of t aa he sinner,sinner, rnat • we abent beanies up y many, osier es that could be emlitently winds staysail stability lithe Beak. The est of gesso Mae, he 1708. ..laced the duns in =repose with ..moue ee le a l:e nis it and the of the polls the But he would also state that he ki d sunned the ley•laws se well es the charter, eel he Mad that by the lart seal eats • eases/ sent Maid be sled to melds the dele of lie enemas of the seeponlin. sod to b• elan a ended. Bet be al ask en sin WWI la either the charts, the est of prilemat. r the by-lsw, that they were set he alit tbe prate ; ba t on on the seatuay, the ts forme we tlnt el the pills laid be diviied. seep so melt es Eight be reassooff_to met ay sing B =Li and the set ea Osage rll. lekl deers tat ems It was their My to ormider Os mines of the sub= ma the widow, that were seedy Arlon wpm Bet usels erislas km the boils the Beak. tad ' Sea • lugs semi" of judo Meld be eosin out le then winos .Injuries the latureste of thou who had claim he neuseiss He ea's'ed that they were am eall tied to re to the Wow sr the aphis NOW le the mite ad inseiskby has 10,0E01. bask slim. . Ifs eve yea NO. nisei of 1,0001., sad we lay by the Mei ML to old le ear BM.. lie would ask, apea what priest* they NM se M. ord yet be the assist of the Beef That woe nice se la te r ad = g en pasulag. What would rid' wale a will if they raid, *. Hue an =leo pea. bat the Ohs 1801. to whisk you an entitled mg ha MI out co luilige fir the beselt of then wise ere to some after yea" i He would las to ask the legal advisees of the amt what meld be said la say court el law in the Melon ft abisinstraters who would Mew sink a coarse. All - Pais mot be ensidend. The Oovaaares—l as rhea by Mr. de Whim if you lama to propos an smailmst. Mr. PIZWEAL Piribitallisallneative, and then reesseL UM whin amen pined they had boss in the habit of sharks the pelts Moly, sod they were sever takes Sr the popes of laseeskig the mild • sad while that awn was =163 spill avoliiisd t ben as. bleed et =ES they gnat es aseasektine this until te ela, mom, or eight salsas. a tt s = Visa druid Ilsk ME le bang a sessaille and IMO ante beers • politioal oak • halm slat, song Mir eleln Oat • sus of WOOL @Ma la r= to si = oat of the simmiated Mg the meshed le that was, that the IMO Meld MA le the ems esat st Sper_ont. Aad every propieter met at ause see haw projesl Oat bad been to the who bed • lib intoresi g o:4/ I.tw aad he meal ask if it bad Me the proprietors ay fir es, wadi say that it smaialy had not. That was way fa whisk sommeed the entanglassat of the Old Lady of liolooa the notional load of tondos I. really astortained by the 'Durmast. THE RIVER BT. LAWRENCE AND THE NAVIGATION LAWS. The eactinaaloos of the castrato= laws has camel musk ezetteineet in Caned., and threatens the t of a large portion of tke export. of that previa°. tb r l the United States to Holland end New York, to rain of trade between Great Britain and the Csaallos threat. rise awe laid beton parliament towards the steer ot the session show", in a long letter from the Chamber of Commerce and hots the Legislative Council, how great the loos will be to Canada, making the difference in freight on • barrel Mbar from Quebec to England and from New York to England of 3s.—an amount that must change the whole "same of the imports and exports of the Canada, indirectly limmegh the Uaited States. What will the shipowners my when they find that their of the navigation laws has been the ruin of the Strad" between Canada and Great Britain ? But it will infallibly be if them laws are not repealed ; in deed, the publ le in Canada call on the government forthwith to suspend the navigation laws, to give the benefit of the fall trade to the Canada' direct with Greet Britain. Whilst doubts have existed whether the receipt by tolls of the canal navigation in Canada would ba sufficient to pay the interest of the debt contented in making the canals and navigation between Moatteel and the American lakes, two singular events have occurred, which promise mo at im portant results to the western provinces of the United States, to the Cansulas, and to British North American poseestions. • And we may offer these u instances of the rapidity with which commerce finds new channels by which the goods can be conveyed quicker or cheaper than by the old channels. The western parts of the province of New York extend lag alof t the Brie Canal the Ohio, have been supplied lto with salted fish, mackerel, cod, and herrings, from the British fisheries in the Nova Scotia and neighbouring provinces. But last year upwards of 60,000 barrels of HA were conveyed from Nova Scotia up the River St. Lawrence, and through the canals to the lase, and thence to the Lawrence,, provinces of the United States; and , it is confidently believed that as soon as the navigation laws shall be repealed the greater part of that important trade in fish will find its way by this new chianti, sod that et • considerably reduced charge to the merchant, whilst it will afford ample tolls at • redueed rate to meet the intermit and to pay off the debt for which the province of Canada is now responsible. We make these remark", and we state one new and im portant line which the fish trade has taken, and which most intros', with the growing population along the whole of the great lakes of the American states. We have seen in the Pilot of Toronto, of Aug. 17, just arrived, a letter, which we subjoin, which shows how the coast produce of these same western states of the union may find their way to the British market through the channel of the St.Lawrentre and its canals instead of passingu heretofore down the Erie Canal, or by the Mieeiseippi to New Orleans. The free trader ship from Chimp, at the bottom of Lake Michigan, has arrived at Qu eb ec in eleven days, with a cargo of 6,000 bushels of flour—the distance 2,300 males, nearly the distance from Halifax to Ireland—and thus hes demonstrated that the produce from the country bordering on the chain of lakes from St. Peter's to Lake Supener, • distance of more than 3,000 miles, may be sent in the same bottom to Quebec. without transshipment; and the same vessel after delivering their cargo of grain and other produce, may load with fish and other products of this country and of Europe, carrying them to the doors of that immense population that must soon border thcor mighty lakes. _ _ WC therefore say that these facts hold out brighter pro spects to Canada than have of late been expected. We may return to the subject, but subjoin the letter from which we have !minted some of the facts : AN STINT OP IMPORTANCII TO CONOIIIIOII. (Praia the HaIA: Nom *atm.) Mr. Bditte,—By papers lately received, end by some of the city papers, we are informed of the arrival at Olutb to of the gamer Free Trader, from Chicago, at the bottom of Lake Michigan. If the statements in the papen be correct, she has performed a distance of 2,360 miles of inland naviga tion, made up of lake, river, and canal, in eleven days, or at the rata of 214 miles a day and hem brought a cargo of over 6,000 bushels of corn. Tat distance ia but little less than the distance from here to Ireland. To hundreds, probably to thousands, who have not had an opportunity of judging of the importance of this arrival, the paraaraph announcing it will be real as an ordinary notice. But by those who are sclasinted with the natural difficulties that have had to be overcome to aCmit of the glorious consummation, and who can picture the result likely to flow from it, it must be read with an intense interest. _ This is virtually tapping the great prancing tracts of the west by their principal—l might ay, natural—outlet. The whole of the country bordering on the chain of lakes, from St. Peter's to Superior, a distance of over 3,000 miles, can now end their produce to the Atlantic market by the St. Lawrence without reshipment, This is a desideratum that manta be arrived at for the some cost, sad with the lams advantage, by any other route. The advantage over the New Orleans route is very great. The proximity of the Atlantic ports to Europe, end the breadstuff, having to peas • through a temperate, instead of a torrid climate, are groat advantages, putting the cost of transit and risk of health at tending avo age to New Orleans out of the question. B or other goods now shipped at Chicago could he landed at the British Islands, and some part of Europe, on an average of from thirty-five to forty days from the day of shipment, allowing them to be reshipped at Quebeo. From the vicinity of Chicago (which is now, or soon will be, the heart of that great producing country) by the New Orleans channel, it could not be done, at the least, in less than from 60 to 70 days on an average. A cargo of bread stuff' by this route, being so long on ship-board, and a great part of the time in a hot climate, the danger of heating and souring, even in flour, is very great, and grain of course much more so. lam not aware of the time or expense of transit of goods from Chicago or vicinity to Boston or New York, but have seen it pubhshed that a barrel of fin can be taken from Halifax to Chicago, by the St. Lawrence route, on an average of from 3s. to 4e, lees than by, any other. This lid of vast inpiltliaoll to the fishing interest of the lower cola idea, and emweially of Nova Stadia. The expense of transit of a barrel or quintal of fish to the western states has greatly tended to keep down the consumption. With a direct and cheap tram* Eke the present one now opened, the consump den fa a few years of t`di produce of our province, and of out iiimdes la partleular, when that great country fills up with, em badestrisse population—es it is rapidly doing—will be tattoo. And in return for which we shall ra i tiVtheir tuffs and other articles for reship sent else where, illicit required in the province. Had the Free Trader proceeded on to Halifax, she would have accomplished the voyage from Chicago in from 15 to 16 days. And I have no - doubt it will eventually be don. Were the Quebec rai in operation, her cargo could have been landed here in 11 or 12 days from the date of shipment. If the Free Trader had come on to Halifax, she could have landed her cargo here and taken one in return direct to her hew in the west—a distance of over 3,000 miles, and farther than from this to Liverpool, England. Truly this is a wonderful age—an age big with mighty events. One object alone that would be gamed would be sufficient to make this the preferable route, even allowing that it bad nothing elm in its favour to recommend it, and that is, the better condition that a cargo shipped here, espe cially of fish, could be landed at any port in the far west than it could be by a route where it had to be 'hipped and re shipped some three or four times ; besides which the cooper ing and repairing of packages would form a large item to be added to the cod of the article. The supplies of fish to the far west have heretofore been via New York, Boston, and New Orleans. Many of our vessels have of late years proceeded direct to New Orleans with cargoes of fish. But the expense of this route is very great, the charges on vessels at New Orleans being enormous, all of which must, of course, increase the price of the articledealt in. Besides which, a large portion of the flour and meal landed here from New Orleans proves to be sour. With them facts staring us In the face, it is certainly the business of every man interested in the welfare of his country to use his utmost endeavours to foster by every means fa his power this budding outlet for our exports. It has been the complaint of late that we have no market for our products, and for our fish in particular—and that there is more caught than can be sold at remunerating prices. Eneourege, by every means in our rower, the prospects now opening, and when the great western country, which is now merely in the first stages of Infancy, shall be alive with its millions of inhabitants, we may catch as much fish as we please, and be certain of a remunerating market for nes. besides many other products now scarcely dreamed of. Let the selfish narrow-minded protectionist croak as ke pleases about hedging ourselves in by a policy that is is di rect defiance of the laws and will of the Almighty ; I, far one, sincerely trust that our government will not stop fa their free trade policy, until they obtain for us a free trade with the Baited State' at least. Should they accomplish :12 a very short period those dishonest advocates of pro would be compelled to admit the invaluable boon a free trade would confer. I term our pettifogging prate,- demists dishonest, because I believe it is to make political capital that they advocate it, and not because they have the lightest idea that it would at all benefit their country. Let them turn their thoughts to the trade that is just opening with 111 and the great far west, and reflect for a ma mint on the benefits our province would receive by a mutual exchange , of products. With a trade that should be es free as the air of heaven, bow much that we now pro duce is required in the far west. And in a few short piers, how much more that we will produce may be required there. And bow much of the surplus products could we take in ex change. The words of a celebrated poet, who one hundred yeses sines pawed eff the Mese, are here very applicable : OA Awls ands 'WA Othill WWII produce, AM Wes asisredig to tre 'mend use. Ird INS Sim to 0. MIMS 411• U. Be la Mos mem itigly from en. I bewe Wog these few remarks, tweeted on rowing*" of the snivel a the Free Trader at theabse, is hops that they will bring out some pens that am do the subject the justisslt deserves.—A Nova SCOTIAIL IRELAND. Dumas. Barr. 91. The vity of the circumstances which surround Clanmel to-day, would seem to have had a euNtul. liming effect eves on the turbulent spirits for which Tipperary for ages be. beset notorious. We hear of no disturbance, and the talk is all of 4odges and S.and indictesento and evidence, with a Meru ry—what will be the end P Hewes has arrived in Clonmel with his as sistants, and all is beetle and preparation for the trials. In the course of the day several wows*, all 1 Ifs r - fief I* se d moo a