The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-22 00:00:00

I wo sag to prolong debates. Many et them are bo n ea be so* mast wad& wain, inol will d id littb wee lir lit 110/1* Avidity of g a de posher bleat bet oil oney increase the chance teteree riltakony by deserving, and obtaining, a eltiltair dieselion and salf-ecommad. Isle sot eneogit en the present mamba for an indi ,idost member no be setisisd that NOM 11111111070 in w i l t* bo inbred' himself le nailed, bareettat to deserve the biesedisibe antimilea elf s enent, Be yetremmabis that met the boos bast =ia sigloOliog to bring ferivold malted h a mmy urge epos the hem% die liar proo timble MI6 et 1i the multipliehy of bream is to °sees& the aegaistaon of it to a reeponeible autho , As soon es lime is a departure hem the official wiry member of the home will think • justified is Waging out his peculiar hobby in tam We elseekl.kolveysr - be contented if every mem ber would emend during the present extraordinary e rica to Adak from advocating any measure in which he did mot serionetf expect to meet with sue ty.. This would be a math better test of the u rgency eta proposition *ea the abstract importance of the matter which it winearaed. As a warning to the ggeeaame members of the house tO dileagger ail legieiaYis by-play, we may call their ottoman to as anneemeement of the alarming into** of the oast of the hundred sections of the hoses. The Tabkt bison se that it is quite an error t o a ppose that the wain session will be principally occupied either with the currency or with the affairs of Ireland. The work set out for November, 1817, is, it seems, of a much more striking character. The present autumn is to be rendered famous to all pos terity by no less an achievement than the impeach ment of Lord PALMERSTON. His colleagues have called parliament together before the usual season only to accelerate his des truction. The members for Stafford and Yougbal ar e to head, and indeed to constitute, the band of accusers ; but their task will be easy, for we are told that they will actually lay before parliament the note of hand with which the Emperor of Reny. purchased the body and sail of the unhappy foreign secretary. We presume that in the recent crisis the unfortunate payee of the note was obliged to discount it in the open market, and that it has consequently . passed into the bands of his enemies. As a security for money, we would not recommend them to attach much value to a document so clearly tainted with ille gality in the circumstances under which it was given. Asa political voucher, it will be inestimable to those who havesolongasserted its existence without being believed or even listened to. This great act of expiation will, as the Tone piously observes, be a fitting preparation for the solemn season of Advent; and we need not further consider it at present. But we would again remind too active members that this impeachment is a specimen of the possible modes of taking up the time of parliament. Mr. ANSTLY, who, according to the Tablet, is to be one of the movers of the impeach ment, is, we believe, also pledged to make at least one speech a day on the wrongs of Ireland. The only i hope of nterfering with the fulfilment of such pledges is to be found in the determination of members in general not to countenance, by example, superfluous talking or officious activity. Our Paris despatches of Saturday speak of the feelings universally excited by the recent reports from Ireland, published in the English papers, among all circles in the French capital. These form a subject of comment with the press generally. The reform movement goes on in France, and gathers strength as it goes. Every mail brings " more reports" of reform banquets. Banquets are announced at Itouen, at Amiens, and other large towns. Lord Clanricarde left Paris for London on Thurs day, having concluded the necessary arrangements with eae Post•office authorities for the improved trans mission of correspondence with the French capital. The new system is to come into operation on the let of January, after which two mails are to be despatched daily—a day mail and a night mail—from each capital. The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby left Paris on Saturday for Boulogne. His excellency's absence in London will extend to the middle of December, in order to take his seat in the new par liament. Lord William Hervey remains charge cf affair's during the absence of Lord Normanby. The Madrid mails of the 13th have arrived. The Cortes was opened by the Queen in person. The Boone was closed, and brim generally suspended. The King accompanied the Queen, and occupied a , seat on the left of the thecae. The Queen delivered the Mowing speech: esmears sat 'DspWsa.—Wlllidts sessleat midis I see yea ssumbild eremet the *risk testy ss amp Is 5 1 yrsr dbele is esssideg be grater _lam a= sirswilbssieli mar ibe fesleallass slab was us as Mae Ism add* toirtew yule mei Moab= Os yispis asemseis mistime lab n et ysiims lam sips. =4 . 1101 , tie assilss et lowilams; smil it is= ma M essmos ssesibsisss star Me mist st Ineeml lir Os mann d as spiels& isignie Isemissitis, seek sitimmas Ow estsrml oloovolor of Ome alums das . lLeer arew , OM sot smeaselli peseta ssi bow De pia E 144 11=167=or ommiry,. 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The impshiss reseived from Beene are to the evening of the 16th. Gm. Dufour, Cot Ochmenbein, and the other supseissiMairs, with upwards of 18,000 men and 100 Mose had peeled the capital on their meek *me • ma Felharg io t t i the frontiers of Lucerne. CM. Daher Mil ihreace with the rice -ptemilleat of the Dist, an was reported to have given kin the seinnmee that the Bemierbaad should be redacted Midst eight &ye. A government, empsei of lie Ming h= li t li t of the cams, boa been appointed at Friars. Most of the masses of the flew goverment had fled. The Units' College was esaverted cats a barrack. Lucerne has now belesee t e obisitpoint of interest. It will be under its walls, most probably, that the question which agitates the maisinotion will be set- Oa. It is commanded bola Weis ia its subarbs, from which a destmlive ire ma be upon it. Attempts have, however4ema mob to throw up defences round these The Seal struggle, if any take place, will b e Th e asp tore of t he' heights will be the minden of the any. M. Bois le Comte, the Fran& asabanelerat Baran having desired to seed Me of his seemitarkse to Lucerne, demanded a sei embed flea Gem Daher. This the general related t Menai= 11. Bole le Comte with his weeklies sad MAW pitted Berne on the 17th, and retied to Bile. The genera impression at Berne was list the ageing of the French embassy were _thelrimets through when the chief of the Binierbmd rsaeiwd informatimaod that this in fact was the reel ground on Midi the safe conduct was refined. According to a letter from Bann of the 16th, the loss of the federal troops he the emirs between the I of Loosens nod the faderalias ia theestateas at e s sad Zeski,vies only I Mimi set tweemilml, and the miaow el the beep el the Ilembehosi pet fors is mead did NMI mold 40 to 60. A letter duet 14sehlathi et the Nth states that the cantos of Appessell (Ismer Abides) has made its subsided= to the Swim Dist Aosorftgtr biases :embed fiat Lanese I. the 14th, the et the thhabithabled begun be be wry mese. A 'malty peevidess was already felt. Biwa w a s aimed, . fi t the seas et avulse per lb. Boit woe sowesly to he obtained. Zug was occu pied by the Missal Weep. Slue the above was writhe, we both received the HAMM et the 16th, which gives, osier the date of the night of the 16th, at Berne, %et latelligence had arrived that the chief patina resod Lamm had been taken, and that the division mew Ziegler bad attend the canton, and taken 1,160 primates. We learn from Florence that subscriptions had been opened in that town for the purpose of collecting funds to enable a body of citizens to march for Lunt ram' The agitation was such that the Grand Duke found it necessary on the 10th inst. to publish an edict, reptsbatory of the efforts of some misguided individuals to goad the people of Tuscany en to war, regardless of the consequences, and declaring, that in the event of so unfortunate a necessity as the remise to arms, the sovereign alone has the right to intimate It, and to call upon him subjects to defend their country. The Pope has appropriated a grand hall in the Palace of the Vatican for the sittings of the deputies of the provinces, who are also to have the use of the court carriages. MADRID, Nov. 15. To-day the Queen went in procession to open the Cores. This ceremony will take place in the hall of the senate, which is about a stone's throw from the royal palace. Bat that the Madrilealana may lose none of the fine show that will be made, the proemial will, instead of travershsg the short chord b etween the palace and the senate, circulate through the principal streets of the city. The Queen, they say, does not half like going to read the speech set down for her. After the Queen had read the speech , the Duke of Valencia, in en extremely loud voice, proclaime d that the Corte wu opened; at which there was a cry of " Viva la Reines,' which was tolerably general. Senora Mados and Olosaga were the centre of a crowd of deputies engaged in very animated osavenation some time before the Queen's arrivaL After the Qum had left the senate, the Duke of Valencia went Gm iMt theeesis the crowd to his office. The people ssemelestaboaat lie least notice of him. n• Q.N.As... and Queen-Mother attend the Condom Ilientillashatat yds evening, er rather to-morrow morn regissallor 114 deity, in her appearance at such festivities, Wllttl. the morning star. Ea coney to announce to you that the Union Bank,whiek INS eat alluded to in my last as on the point d mipsadin g its payments, reached that melancholy crisis ea Saturday. Their affairs are under investigation ' sad there is every hope of their being shortly able to renew their business, according to what I can understand. As than are no deposits to any considerable amount, at least is the banks here, and as their note-issue is equally incomMeralde, the shareholders are the only loons. Many of these hang persons of much wealth, and the business of the bank being tolerably profitable, it is expeeted that the establishment will be set on foot again under new direction. The prawn stoppage is attributed to the fact of one of the directors (the romp one) having appropriated to his own use large some. lie is now in prison. There was a meeting of the moderados at the Trinidad on Saturday, at which 114 deputies were present. Freon none of the ministerial party making their appearance among these, it may be inferred that a sufficiently wide breach exists between the partisans of Nereus and those of Chris tina; and that the latter are hy no means pledged to sup port the present government. Martinez de la Rom took the chair and made a 13.. g speech. The successful exertions of the central committee and their organ, the Faro, and the issue of the municipal elections to favourable throughout the country to the moderado party, formed the topics of the tint half of his discourse. The rest was devoted to the more ticklish subject of the scandals and unconstitutional ex .. . . Asses which hay; marked the Pacheco and Ooyena adminis trations. He Belated off by recommending the formation of especial committee to bring forward the question in con gress, and to procure the investigation of the abuses, know ledge of which had oozed through the press. This portion of the venerable chairman's speech was more particularly pointed at Salamanca, whom, it seem', the nitres are deter mined to fix in a sort of parliamentary pillory, and to make the scapegoat for all the eine of the government during the last seven months. The news from Catalonia is rather important. The column of San Quiree, under the command of Captain D. Manuel Pardo, destroyed completely on the G th , on the heights of Tomas, the band of Cabecilla Geza, killing five men, and taking five prisoner', among whom is the Csbeeilla. The report of a severe action with the rebels in the neigh bourhood of Llaccura, near the town of Mombuy, is POO armed : 21 were killed, and several wounded and made pri soners. The number of rebels who had presented themselves for pardon was remarkable. Of 28 inhabitants of Sellent, who had joined the hiontemolinieta,2l had retuned to claim pardon. Pavia bad an exceedingly aglow mope on his journey to Bunkum Tb nail, whit* weed an hour after him, MILS stopped by a bead at 200 teicergesn near Casteloli. The team of sada ad oarragendlinee were seized, and the latter is reported to have ben boned. The mail did not reach Bandana Mt a day der it was due. General Conchs arrived is the one espied ea the Btl2, the day after Pavia. He had reashod aa express at Meares& notifying his dis• Wool floss de eessmsnd of the principality, and made all bum to lierogns to resign the moms into the hands of his mosoolow. MALTA, Nov. 13. There fa a report about tows be which, I believe, there .is ems ibeedation—that mere thus or four of the /reign made resident here had hinted themselves into a enmities el the whole body, within asking their pr alines, sad be waited mon Vise-Admiral Palter a few Ewe previews to his derimers, in the name of all the eande, to be remitted te give kin • ball. This Admiral Parker dediasioseder die plea that he should very shortlyg to sea. The Freak amel, ilk said, requested permhsion to give it ea lis seism mil asked when that weed be. Si add he mid seta whim he should mum; that would dame epee eireemisesses; when be did he shield be happy M partake of thee hospitality. No ens keen widtherlis i Wand. The adeirel sai oil hie Way intbadosi ea Pritla y the 6th, in the ~Lg. As daybreak ca the OW the Gladiator and Bullies Meares pet up their MUM to sew the drat se. This they Alla seek a bra tifel dpi, the by stem six lise. Wattle ship sad a lkigalie were wiles ail the harbour.They steel ever 01111 lisped Isant W =llas al heath awoke from its Weep are tem a step teem& the pereatisa of the et the cholas maiM es. Oa the la the heard = 1 :1 11 (0110M:—. As the Melees einiesis Ifirll. leg in several ports in the Bleak Bea end elberaime, Me Board easel* hr ems to the ressiatioe *BMA the ea trams Me tide pert to ell we* easing free Pam where the Maas Mists. the dead have had arse of deaths Or slams weak tea Aga unbolt the blwall. These semis mast mei at ma, sirs alik Asper% kw sea a period at thee as the ar>v esweitlee shell seek oiler reserary, it beim eel Triseelestibea sob perked tea ewer be lees thus tea lope teem As Ewe of is bat ewe oesamaiNg as beeei. The anew el the qussaatire de- Prollni ints ==la is* York te Abbe the requi site will be bid beim As Beard of Had*. Tbskeerele osier mask alsvarelessesor bias adatimet hie the queeratbes habit. will speed mil a psrle a te k treasliaa - slea be boa JAL*, ensarillibta." PadoWs Sees wee sumo. Teapot ea the 106. telearmide &writ* of the egeearreswee we wade to Pilaw" sad theme to Nalse, to be vie Calabria to Naples. GERMANT.—Tmit Poor&L Comeau. After ammal days' daliberatioa the postal owegrom, sea= of reposamtathes el the drama Gomm as we hose seemed. ammobleil et Darin. has a re solstice, to the sag that the peeler el a single lake, el a weight net ommedieg me femme (sheet el me eameel is the einem atie =p Ma, bates (a able men dem)fee ea Si magma ihr a distmom of Mx Maw; 6 kreassor (Ilesalimes), 10 : sod 10 kreamer (42 Mmlimee. difram 20 Logos& AUSTELL—VIM:IIg IRT. resing 7llelikiqwrof of Amide ea his 'Mori to spa the Ilumptioa disk Whisk them fo the sisalim of • Pablo& The Asada* &seam was ire momisasorly. The WWI! bay*: meedimsed the sisMism the astir Peke doe at Mem seek dee Whet alieglease at the hoods et the swan; who, ha a sheet Wren. wheeled him Oa Need la the Mee et . Ids illmelerse fridese. The BMW! melte Hiime The pomsalfreos eentiimei ia the epee* mem hle* Imp—tamt The sea 1411141114 1•1711 w eas imperial states, but kw dm whsle el the Gamma Se& verde, is the &AM= of dm law ef senora Mimosa the stems of the ispire sod the Osramo herolfreary laadg the prepoilisse won the alelidos efehe ms tor:flazallso ma epigram 4 1 01041,0 d en deg of vetting god et tles govenamait ef the Mete; point of a non-criminal cede, 41m, em. SlClLY.—Euxarto, Ocr. 22.—1 t has been re solved by the Boarded Health, that .fl vends Lavine France sad Naha kr /idly, from sad she the la November set, mot be fmaillied with a 411011011 Of the Sicilian tosoal, sorrithehmiing the geed he l& of the port of de. parlor. These sewers see sloe es he eloped for all vea leels mash* from Greece sad the Iselin bland.. COLONIAL. WEST INDIES. GUIANA.—PabIio meetno won held in George. toes (Dmeeeire) ea doo LOW of inotor, tad in Now Am on tiko 11W1 etas tom um& At twit of tiro, rider ) to podionhont owlonomo ewe witoloa. TM Downes pugilism kr two Law, to to eked the oat to toonoloAtristo tbooolor to pram* tame* &sieve ; the reemevel etern trea maseenie THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1847. i , erelth,llll.lllgoeraithell ISIS a raw ssatarial ,• tree odonh- Ilea et swims hr Os me et brewocise aid dklißlodas ; the mhelsolen stoma ea the Mae toes as Edith Mirth : md• wintos et impieseted joke as hir term; die pooseiedan of air esilmoise to tha ealasios as at hems. Ibi : atp r a y Odom emthasse an theme pomp, and adds ale td dm the iE de s te dm abliwthg Mown the ... „ lion e frs t th laws. Whit mead t o the j sswn. at th. **illegal Gea ke alEE:WaTi; tithe aisehhotthis loshillos ltret/Wr e s:sr ie drors re the dove agpa tlit Osett et the Comblood Coe" and the al lawasigi. a emisslttee of Meta sr 'West has been ommod ontraited wi th the power of is soni c= orlth the lathatione mot to Me Wray the two dele to socresent itla the hdreathrbedi le esamete et th.Mmnoss. 11 dillor leshisthe maidee, he do puree of loolkiss the pressethop et the cesnashtos, be sorded, the Lit above reaseied Ii H tidies ean mersely lease say gaieties that, so hz at boot ea Chime Is eon mmeed, woe modem ire be sonsead to the hided ontent." The oseathordi m o the time of the mail bang dapasobed woe mat ha melthi miss, and sandy wry settee to ethallse woo imp at work. The Royal Claaolto Nye :- 0 Nowa time the smsnolpation lboe do sal ivation of the protium hail doff, wer base the cone flab meth a more premising argemethe. Many Meets which Sense her as Ore years ego were oriblommese of moth ore now as dam as a Dutehmsee roil& The esesetithace of tbh imrs , mist In day% "dish seek is a timionammo of bioi. grottoolet 1w .weer be Imperien—ly din a. *l4 at omits per one Is bsgithieg to resemble is some plows what it used to b. sear the system of otheefas." TRINLOAD.—ndo idand hes hitherto enjoyed an shwa solitary esomplien tom th ai r . whith; es ie ssnale. Ethegthe the reel of the Oa th e late creaseisn h has set stingy but the howskans eltioli ledi waste Tabegaly itself at in Um them of a satin IS thee at appeal n i t i el lives wen lath. Sew Wm itholmd. has Igo Sow+ entertained that they = 15141 Nth harbothi. At MIS of Spain am swept away eUe sird. teltsi roada destroyerrheifty the harbour wee and a number of smelt lele end beats deasayid. At &eta Crux the Nees plasireleen bad sef fe esh nd m ime tie hamideg if lie ea ismoortei trees. As th e WOW et Xemseel the ode preyed soy issmosebro t a acemideseida cmonthw et mum were ledol f sal in some cam bowled wane mad end prim!. Ailitelieds not whom M the Mamie of Poet of 8 p t sia_bet i.ti enigioa.. whia therlai le br is er ta let a t f'oort rimalb ter Ebbed Wimp. ea Oat. 16 was peapseed habit mien The seam oipproo to ham Ise* a dilemmas ef i = v r the ellithwase. Ow party whiled to petition tar a home at assembly is lie sludge lenbistive. mossed ; oilier would be wh in' with meths short eta bow starombly. It was under *mem- siththeeth imolved, rather then run the rids of _ doh the • et thooleit, to weakening cause by the appearance forego the meeting, end circulate • petition for signatures which might meet the views of all parties. WIND WA RD ISLANDS. —BARBADOES.—A peti tion to the House of Commons praying for a reduction of the sugar dudes and an amendment of the navigation laws, was adopted by both members of the legislature on the 19th of October. It was to have come on for discussion on the 13th of the month, but the state of the weather having pre. vented the committee of the House of Assembly appointed to prepare it from meeting, the debate was postponed. With the exception of two dissentient members in the House of Assembly the petition was adopted unanimously. thins. The rank, *Waft the haggles of the Won roma era doseribed Wag most eampleta, and radahotory to all prement BRIPWIXCE.-THE Cdaithla.—This hartakal 160 tams hardra. Wangle( to Gloyanter, was wathed whit* ea her homeward arra him cadre; der lives was Isla die led dada ea 9th of dasher. Oa the 9da, whoa la the aid& of tba Ada*, a heavy ph i = m ar is essi deat is t t ram a warred' itedisi apart the did lasts, HMV It il lrireg& tegh &baft libe haat daty at a aseetal The MOON okeirdr. examgammy la dui tariansitar, nand the lobelia dr sails to be Wm. la. The ospalaa fassihmilave pisreed well rand* Ir a luatione paid sing tha Ida Ughtniag, hid Ma Oweada_ eiria bat Ms erel the shipped a taimodose ea. Nadi ladi ordinal the =dr east to be oat arm. het Woe ail add be deft a Mita fal wave was eels media( awerle 111111111. pile Wad art to the arrow to make thradves is.. She wave treks over the disabled vessel, mad when it had passed by it wee had that the captain, two Oftes.Fropri sad Robert Og ling, and an Lam, ltd tam wsabd away. Bayley "P ar de lla, hod lag brakes • drat that beim, was at this aloha anseat Wog is the eareda's bed sleek when tho waist asked into the oda. He jarred eat of bed, sad there Wag so mode of exit through the deer, it gemoseded is getting through the window on the lea, sod tied hirmalf to • germ' pardoner the vowel. The survivors, fourteen in number, mooseded in ending away the into.. mast when the vessel righted. Here they remained mg • water-logged wreck in the middle of the ocean for feat days and nights exposed to terrible weather. On the 29th of October, observing a sail in the distance, they held ap lighted firolmeads as a signal of distress, and this attracted the atten tion of Ms William and /lazy, Captain Allen, who humanely took thom as bawd, sad tarried them to Colcheater—Taa LADY ILIKIIAWAT, 111,11 W East Wiseman, belonginuo the only daughter of** late Thomas Ward, Esq., of don, was totally abandosed by her crew in the Bay of Busy, in • sinking aonditioa, es Wednesday weak. She was eon mended by Capt Timm sad left Bombay on the 21st of June. braid to Lewin, Wen with • cargo valued at 210,0001., evissistlag of Wan silks, crapes, Cashmere slum* gm, der. The voyage was retarded by adve rse mead lava to off the Cape in a storm for mix weeks ; bet on Ibelfka west, when in the Bay of Biscay, the vi ed Liz for a run to London. After dinner that day, while Inastiag their expected safe return home, the watek mamma • main( storm. The nec. wary preparations had been ammaly effected when a tremendous gale overtook dim, the gat shock of which nearly threw the noble Teasel en her bum ends. Her decks were swept, her bulwarks stove in, sod some of her boats carried overboard, while the two wadi remained were seriously damaged. Oa the telleviegwasfr ing (Monday) it was discovered the mod had leak, and there were three feet of water In the storm continued during that night and Tuesday, dreadful havoc in the rigging, sails, and spare ; ond= lowing morning, a Dutch vessel h aving been 1111111114 as was signalled to from the wreck, and the soma mate, and twenty-six of the mew, left the van, gorges on board of the Dutchman, proceeded to Ihilmouth. The drat mate, Mr. Walsh, the third mate, and bar of the mew, refused to leave the ship, stating that they would remain on board, and try to um her, but on Thursday ssairalag were obliged to take to the remaining boat, and were picked up by a Guernsey vernal. INQUESTS, BATURDAY.--SUDDEN DEATH AT THE OaIINTAL CLva.—Before Mr. Bedford, at No. 5, Tenter den-street, Hanover•square (in connection with the Oriental Club), on the body of George William Traill, Esq., aged 64, late of the East India civil service. From the evidence of Sir Thomas Edward Colebrook, Bart., of No. 18 Park-lane, a cousin of the deceased, and other witnesses, it appeared that the deceased gentleman was formerly in the Bengal civil eervioe and had retired from it for some time past. The deceased was a member'of the club, and a frequent visi tor there. On Thursday evening last he dined there, and up to the moment he was last men alive no material alter. tion either in his appearance or manner was observed. After dinner deceased went and sat in the irawing-roam, where, about half-past eight o'clock, some warm milk and water was taken to him by James Downs, one of the waiters, it being usual to do so. About ten minutes afterwards de ceased was missed from the drawing-room, but no notice was taken of the circumstance, it being ab out the time that he usually left the club. About half-peat seven o'clock the next (Friday) morning one of the housemaids informed Wil liam I'm= the porter, that she could not get into one of the water-closets on the drawing-room floor, and on going to it, and looking through the skylight, he di.covered the deceased lying on the floor. The door was broken open by a police man, and a surgeon sent for, but the deceased was found to be llead and cold, having been lifeless some hours. The body was subsequently opened by Mr. White, the surgeon, who found some old adhesions of the heart of long standing, and the heart itself was four times its usual size. Verdict—" Natural death from disease of the heart"— &INDIO° A DEAD BODY BY RAILWAY.—Before Mr. Car. ter, at the Fountain Tavern, Walworth, on the body of a newly-born female child, which, it was alleged, had been forwarded by railway to the residence of Mr. J. T. Romney, the sexton of St. Peter's Church,Wslworth. On the night of Saturday lest, about nine o'clock, Miss Romney, who lodged with her brother, in Church-terrace, Liverpool -street, Wal worth, sexton of St. Peter'i Church, receired a brown paper parcel, from a young man dressed as a butcher, at the street door. He was in great haste, and said it had jut come from the railway. On the end of the parcel being o pen ed the head and night-cap of a child were visible. Mr. Rom ney removed the paper and its contents to Newington workhouse, where Mr. Joseph Con, the master, examined it. He found the body of a full.grown infant. In the left hand there was a letter directed to Mr. Romney, 15, Trafalgar street, Walworth, sexton ; and in the right, which was firmly clenched, were two half-crowns. The letter was as follows : —" Dear Sir,—Have the kindness to inter this little inno cent babe, and oblige an unfortunate dill-born child." Mr. Lowne, the parochial surgeon, said he had made a full exa mination of the body, and was quite satisfied the child wee still-born, and had received the necessary professional assis tance at the birth. The jury returned a verdict of " Still born," and the coroner handed Mr. Romney the order for burial, and the 51. to defray the expenses. CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY AT YORK. The convocation of the bishops, archdeacons, sad procton of the clergy in the province of York, was bell la the chapter-house of the cathedral on Friday. The of convosatioa at Yeah Air the gement electiontitf, excited bat little balm*, eel the maw tonna routine was gone thin*" whitest hatemarttea. Qa this isereekra, how ever, public aftestiss bar* bees greeted In the matte, considerable assist, was Mt rte the mature albs yeemord loss and the melt of the swift i esti ea the ebeisar house wee era to the pith% a Mtge number et ladies sad gentlemen swilled therembee of the emr el Wag preset In oceesquesse et the death firths $ spelel writ had bees limed by the crown to boa Presideat el the ftetristaisa, sad he ers~fsik the *ell The ft& =lsamba, of ersvessales Were sire present The ,1 Rim , the Arehdesers-er Oki Allaikalla of the lest listm a tA y aillerwsa of Cleetimal. the Anil deans el the Bev. Oases Harrithea, the Bev. Cases Timer, the .8. the Bev. 8. Allbut, the Rest Y. Wray, the Rev. W. ely, the Rev. M. Plum mer, the Bev. Mr. fins, the Row. Mr. J. o, s After the madles of Mr 'a wilt ea ether hemallies, Ambisess Crofts sad Cbildea =2 16. 11 610- metal petition, the Imre *ern the Zee. 1. Reins Imo, la the melriemeiMf. _lt Tie. eel the Wag las • owner eftelesela •it of koweindir miik • wpm to ths eleett Chve n. in t g ele iE s =l masselfts. Beth the pea risr mem -wen asehrek eel 13*Pmasamer wads sem mmerls, stria were ia dhihmely heed, la miliemse le the presestatles of as ad dam ft the gam. Asehdereealleesr l e=rat we paced le bastsees, I eisftra ar aim •Puktiam. Pre hate so Boma to proceed tie that. 9mris ra re that Animism= There be 'p p rp.o.P! ____. The Pasamr—dder I MI Feria tin essemaa MM. dr serendidir van sadt. Crees Taavoz.—Thw I Midear reeien. • Andlemen War/wows wee to ray lire dr aims dale& te by the prelant bed Ma pima be la drib lid tbst weddres, *Ede pupae el mein ile Pled dirdwar Be Ild•ae Mk per arm SF le Mom& de *dap et dad leand4 aidelabee. LI awarded, eseedied ids bw dedellealmaesterebeismil el the eimeb, estiderien ei de et anew dread to Ms No ah: de ell fry alai in beLW of um et es& their are at tb et ray sr& a Mee era en et de eda The bed ad Mt the sming et an eider et thie kind w... mar unwed thi a Paannow.—There Ire bus re grease.! enydres at ries Araltdeaso — a - WumarOnos.—elsoe the thee of Cheese Amu the synod Head to hue slept, bat we now lived is tines wises he hit It was veep desirable it shed& deep no laec eis ilse archdeecon was proceeding in Ms address ea kA the when Gem wants oospiehted that he wu gobeg beyond the Midis Mimed. The Pam= sold, in his ("Wee the eareseenka bad all to do with meters to whisk the anehdessut was ab rehr. the Onela 'dunes aleasesi true , 1 / 4 proialai si&e=ea rr oonveatises. he Oise rue with = .—I hash se •, and I mesa regilleeledient >ng eollaegne, Mr. notables, I shall meo do w it ismeigehly. Arsteinana Wrumerosca.—l think we hare a right to entedels lha edam. Osseo listrarse.—h eleeiler i a *erred whoa I pm— died r eerrielloser, awl I it. The Plaraserr.—l real the orreerles, sad take the reeparbffity. "pea area Anhaser "Irsio.—Theek I *disk will net eerriselles to Se birder of the asr wed. The Prormorr.—Ne me is lil• weal as sows as of eireepeette the Arability. Ora Tssvos.-8k : yea her misesseed to thin bore th slime bee been agrolven Wake wi the Proe at ea ms, _aril yes bar invite* libe dery reeseg Mt erre is that rasa A amber bee bees to wren a eseties that ear, arl is to rate the weirs. itley wi as edam real be Üb. Treader *sr the low ties yes base the power to mail bit to Mir boa— The P/LIMIDINT.—I shall runes tits The rev. gestbsems preaseiM to end the frost aleausest for Ar th=e ir sai trait didng is, ammo* repsaisdli Ikeda against the inteatieweef the bit* Archbishop set ban emp/ied with. The etweeeittea helm peareseed, ,easere Wilber force wip abe sable his proteee, When The PMIIIMMIT old,—Tbe wren nod odious will ore deg me le the ; M anw eeesagnaled by some of the dall& b ir sat ead-eilierramsfaelli behind, wed In $ few rehreate the Predeell Chafflise Clerk to Worn them Ise tie Clberleatewee meet be demi, bat that tie aides reae we their dimes& Andy:tam Wlllawiree de the 4111 w, eat be and the derp ekes his withdrew. Cbt Court. WINDSOR, SUNDAY. The Royal Family took walking exercise. The Queen and Prince Albert, the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household attended divine service this morning in the private chapel. The Hon. and Rev. C. L. Courtenay officiated. The Ducheaa of Cambridge and Prince Frederick of Hesse, attended by Mr. Edmond Mildmay, honoured the performance at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday Amides with their presence. Lord Elphinetone had an interview with Lord John Russell on Saturday, at hie official residence in Down.ing. street. Mr. Chadwick, one of the Metropolitan Sanitary Commissioners, had an tram-view with Sir George Grey es Saturday. Lord John Russell left town yesterday for Wind sor Castle. Dispatches were received on Saturday at the Co lonial-office from the governors of the West India Colonies. The Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Rutland, and Sir Frederick Trench attended the early 'orrice in the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday. The Rev. Dr. Wes. Icy officiated and preached the sermon. At the daily scr ews the Prayers were read by the Rev. Mr. Thomas, and the Lemons by the Rev. Mr. Haden. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Wesley. The anthem was " Lord, let me know my end" (Locke). Mr. Turle presided at the organ. The Duke of Montrose, the Marquises of Angles., and Granby, Ladies Charlemcnt and Demrt, and Lords Bandon'and Desert, were among the nobility present. Lord and Lady Stanley arrived in St. Jamee's-square on Saturday evening, from Knowsley Park. PORTSMOUTH, SUNDAY.—Her Majesty is expected to arrive at Clarence-yard on Tuesday morning on her way to Osborne. MARYLEBONE VESTRY. MENDICAt7CTANDVAGRANCY. — On Saturday the report of the committee appointed to prepare measures for the suppression of vagrancy wu read. It stated that the in terview of the deputation with the Home Secretary was quite satisfactory. Sir George Grey observed, that the chief difficulty seemed to rest with the police magistrates, and not with the police constables, for that out of 42,000 cases breuglit before the • trltee, two-thirds were dismissed. The right honourable baronet fully admitted the extent of the evil, and regretted its existence, but stated his fears, that ' so Wog tithe public will indulge in the mistaken beam lame of relieving beggar In the streets, the law will be imperative to effect a cure. He promised to take into eon sitheatiss wbedow it was in his power to address any bens did sommuniestise to the police magistrate; on the sub .'s's without isiodolog improperly with. thetrfurisdiction Mr. Liaandiard soma the stooks of the report, and salted whether it were jest ae right to bestow alms upon the im pedes end vagrants that arowtad the streets, while iu Lan cashire Ildrty-dre thousand skis-bodied men, sad on the railways iniy thousand "amiss" were thrown eat of employ .snit were minim I—Mr. W. Williams. wbs lloillled doe vermay Own MirOppolis as a neohmal Alva, moondoLthe medsn,—Wr. Won ogpood melba ot=i that the onanddee reepteet the iggelitaos et al he is simnel dollmn to smut Ad* dady the penes AMU thelegm se. men 21,0001. per It=sitogi s ha l penone art peopertim el the raseparema G. Denid, Eldon. end Arbutt mooed the 1111116111, was lost by a raajmity of two. Gas Mootorom—A. ispottadm from the Impede Gm Company waited wet woMy, eat &mini the dry. of menopely. untante i r i ur trimmer, geolleold=he e asoopmy.--its. rho Theatre. atmeni doe ...ezra: iambi allowed him to. some dlommat did dot Wortelto Me patoodelion at the Gooses gni Pelmem'ennatese, _lame In itio dielelet of the LAW theme Sem wee a Mom gm ompossy, oldie dm Impel* Goa Congeal lot k all their own my la hie triot.— so ll this simpetaties Miring, another dem So Women Company bowled by Mr. Tayko. Wide &dr am, isme to t h a down Moir mains in doe perish, =ls est arms light_ Om doe mows tfpot ask o , etra4 end Owl' twig 111 iho witetumnionesty ermined to the op4= . el deo Waters um Oangeny.—The ves t r y then InoMPORTION OP TIM LOW CAUXCILLOM.— On Thursday sight the odd ottijii bet sillistal tios lard nee r some dap roam hassimilsof Mower ter, mid* bto esseenned lin la his end potausind ids I siteakeee upa Dls pails &aim keerehee tyre okr ad ; h l l ' p hi attach, bewepo, is sat swims. On fieteabq was musk betrea.—Obrerver. Tag Ram CnAllllB AM.—Ministers ars, it is said, snout M as ce& ea inquiry isle the operation el the Mak Mt* Ad—Mosey leper. ROWOOZED 11111110 NATION OF t Mitten FOS Butworaou.—We lave tie belt aethoelly seals* On Mr. COMM win sat ate his asst I. this perlieneet.litp asendot. UM= ' Nov. 20.—A further oil to the • _ TEMPLE, bar of the ethisate of this society bee loth sada, and this mean they_ wee siely moth is bete soma of the bashes:R. illesereieth, F. A. Mks% J. Abel, C.D. Ccs,ll. LewthT. thelith B. W. leldookow, P. Klegthed, J. throws, D. G. Dan, sad D. J. Deem, Rego. /AWED Botlitiss.—The =Wisp of the Royal Beady were neared der the miss ea Thoerky bat. The thee of the mating vs almost bY stheeseing . kap amehil i t received midi yes a very leeedital et dleer hey l4 et the illnentires Newton, by Remy G Rag. Sir Rabat Inglis pee Men that at the swim =Wk s of the seamy his Gram is Deis el Wellington mail be premed he hemediats ballet es a Mies; ei the seldedip—M. Res& tou, the vierprealient 1111 deekty kespeeke, be. so signed his Muslim CHLOROFORM • SUBSTITUTE FOX ET1112.--A1 opportuoity was Abetted on Saturday at the Watharese Hospital Slang the mew antinkelie spat to a sethee test. The Me was the saltiest of swaths tine • debilitthesl sea. sheet My yews eii, with dl sue oi *hokum-MM. Re lethal es if Mewl& eszkeweive • any owed= When .11 theliatisMee• were teaspoonful of a liquid hid, with a NMI Me sweet *Ms of nitre, and a eweetith peered • little apparent' sonsenting like • cite width cm. silted a spew. It was applied Is ranee sneeths and in I then two admen be peed qui*, We agate like deep. Kr. then pormsehoila maputate the thigh, andendher the wetting of the Ma nee the swig; of the bees didarbed the petioat,or is the dishiestaliff" fled kis pladdeeestemee. tome ender lea Ike a pea. ter of en beer. There kso diaagriselie amil. as when rem i. med—ae erledi s Or Mirad dm patient a Mt Mt wh am aisies% ineyd be drew lamiessi eel the doileasa the alileralies. On the sans &Ms the epeeethog theatre el Kiser Whigs lithen iesr tinum see inggleth efpleatiese wens poefsethod by pm spa pekaikentir the lames the sew pew IRELAND. ---- . Domitr, Nov. 20. Every day affords proof of the rapidly disorga shift condition of society. We are all but in a state at open insurrection. Yesterday's post brings tidings of not fewer than seven murders, three from the north and four from the south. Districts hitherto untainted with crime have caught the appetite for blood. This is the worst symptom of the social disease. The Ulster murders were connected with a distress for rent. The following account is t y l oo. n in a Newry pew of the tragedies at Pomeroy,_ f t, ... s r... e x:. 1 , ; 1 7 , 121=5 p0 .. amyl tarristil. raw mit el Part MOtas, snide lam Ilw = .l Ws lbe Ow mike Wawa NM Is Law bog silo. Um lwl sew Oil alrslrla b ee Os lisessaf amasi Os awe dame. Mks la ez.L.. a )o 4 Oft Mar he sAWS. bY & 4.11 2 spud vtO Isswelk wiel siMY► party bed wdpsasseisl asap Oss mitre +Mitts 'aim who Ow LW ww•INI tea. a sew saw Usk plow Is letieli aketsedollemdiss sus MOW la lbs sik with a Orme Is= ti Nh a wsli st e ll lisa la =72 Ilf i g h".7 : 217 If I ...... re sm ell u m iged wi l l =r e wg =O. is' 1 ilaWsrlmailiws sowsseks Is Ilis noir. Two Zir t o Odium bawl ben sessimase. be Oscan. Owe Wm shineatted, sad tt Ii those& ell ingesswwls mile emir awe Is Ameba. _ The tragedy in Limerick, so like in many circum stances to that which has cast a stain upou Tyrone, is thus given in the Pilot, and though it will be seen from the mond account, which is all but official, that the bailit Madden, is not dead, still but little hopes of his moves y can be entertained : The ormas er eenessensa ware Mr. IMO Hill, selaspet to David *twee* be n eel a bed Waif arced Needle. Yr. Hill la the Ibilree et lie 011 , led Erie a Mena ea Itedraley saebelemples *has Or* tem* to LYeEY Me; Pie., who yes balled le lie Mae* le s Imp alswest. Oa Thressiay t ebb* Qaedals Men tee the demeellag the weezite spm. they were met Ity emir* ea* =Ma /IL *Ea her wile were deed et lea led ble bilge hem WY the end DWI. wed Eel wen kW* es Or opt. Or the Amen Irldela* was weerled ea Ile beed, reeds WM= bid law ly dem red therey resaistel the males* et a s Not la the be* albs Med. The omen *me eve le Wag i ea a the ewe wind llei le ell Om** *Ea deb were Ind. Two NM IMO bee eased, Gee et when IN bleetlied es • pled* le the seetier. The Tralee murder originated in a fight on a race comes at Clash, smile from that town. Lord Clarendon's admonitory address has had bat a moderate effect in subduing the madness of the Tip perary boys. Defiance has been put forth in the shape of a counter-proclamation, sign ed by Rock's old lieu tenant, " Capt. Starlight." These counterblasts have been posted on all the public places of Nenagh, in chiding the gates of the military and police stations. To give more character and expression to the threat, a pistol drawn in ink, and in the act of discharging a shower of balls, runs across the royal arms on the head of the viceregal address. THE '‘ CONTEDEHATIS AT BRLIPAAT.—AAO , IIOr strange demonstration in Belfast! Undaunted b 7 their first discom fiture, the " confederates" cootracted with the lessee of the theatre to hold a public meeting on Thursday. The magis trates felt alarmed for the peace of the town—met, and despatched a special messenger to the lea.' to attend and " show cause " why the theatre should not be closed against the deputation. The reason winced fur the timely warning was, lest if any property sh: nl.l be destroyed in the expected row, the town should be called on to replace it. The lessee complied. Shortly alter, the magistrates, with a file of police, presented themselves at the door of the theatre and proclaimed "no meeting " on that day, "amid great cheers from the crowd," when the deputation made their appearance, and insisted upon admis sion. The police had strict orders, and used very gentle violence. Thereupon Smith O'Brien emayed to harangue the " sturdy men of the North," but in vain. He was yelled into silence. One ferocious incident, if true, shows the animus of the Belfast mob towards the Young Inlanders. Two savage mastiffs were let loose, and the re porter atlas Banner of Ulster heard one man say, " —at O'Brien's throat !" The bayonets of the police were finally brought to hear. After numerous formal demand. of admission the deputation withdrew amid a storm of missiles, oast of which severely hurt 6. O'Brien. After a day of anxiety and danger the confederates found refuge in the hotel, heartily cursing Belfast and its gross degeneracy. Tall BTIPIIEN Wittrnsv.--Capt. Thomson, formerly commander and part owner of the Stephen Whitney, toge ther with Mr. bands, of Liverpool, also part owner and consignee of the unfortunate ship, have arrived in Cork and std to 1 the scene of the disaster. Ship and cargo were :17yeei d neured. The remains of the crew are in Cork in a very distressed state. Steps, however, see being taken for their relief. The Society of Friends, as usual, hikes the lead is the work of charity. STASI or ins COUNTAT.—At the meeting of the magis trates in Nenagh, consequent upon the atrocious attack on Mr. Bayley, a determination was come to that the govern ment should be called on for an augmented military and poiloe force—an arms act, and a discretionary act vesting power la the lord-lieutenant to proclaim any district. At this present moment, when outrage and murder are so rife, there is in the county an enormous police force, together with 1100 military, including a troop of dragoons. There are sin pogo= in custody charged with being partici pators Ia the attack on Mr. Bayley. That gentle man was still progressing towards recovery on Fri day. • reward of 1001. has been offered by C=tee prosecuting the offenders to conviction. dar l d a maaa named ohnsoa, bailiff under the Woods asti Fereses In Itescommon, and also under Lord West meath, was saved by the arrest of an armed man who de clared his Intention to shoot him. A man named Quin was firedog in his own house near Nenagh ; it is said, however, " be bad paid his rent to Mr. Bayley," the gentleman who lies wielded. A home robbery was perpetrated near the same Iseality, and a gun forcibly wrested from a young gear Biwa as be was oat shooting. SCOTLAYD. EDINBURGH, NOT. 19. BDINBIBIGH HEBREW CHAIR.—Ths sow professor was to have delivered h 8 iatroduatory limoraira at Friday, bat ;Tfaxaseg ~keg the Lard (Misery Mug aa Lwdirt last Meader as. Tito Oat* alimespol aluarai have ap a Harry laibster kr *air so that all Ai dommimailtul hare sow got Odsatal prey at Ent WALES. ill= or AZ XLITIIQUAKE DI Bourg WALES.— OA amberieff aerials win ,excited trams Llandaff, Cardiff, Mewls's, Masa, sod ear erns is loath Wales, of two very Irides" shads of sastammiss speritheed la that past ei the pathalpgity. sa w eithihr I.diatest thistles.** talsadag of racks is L i tisialse, cc the &- Mot heavy artillery. The were sassibly arl is ansusons instances the us rattled to sa aisles sabot. At Mier, ths ones ran from shirk work in a pistil Oft at isialiamest At Llandaff the wit rid essaseiss was ea l ea tbat kay of the inhaliathda initelasi the tower of tha ibedaal had gives way. YaliDtQ AT CAZDll7,—ea Thimisy ths=mathis lola Almada. Thaws, laws Jams, I. row% Mods Maystak_Mddlat 1,44, Gad hie__Wilhthos wits shad dths/st tie sardsr st WlMas Nth. riseasit Whilmswitss. ea llts sellw pseswesesellt, wseeireaght Wars the aurghlasess sal kW essawillei Ow trisL PROVINCIAL. LAMMERS Bourn LANCASHIRE Etionox.—Mß. Vaunt., i=ss, has singed to sit for Wolverhampton, and his will be ark karma to the elesten of Ikeatlt La teaks 4= • misting shish has Isles edied ley ths Missitescr, Iter,lll.ll47.—Dear, m lk.-1 1 wg tas =ehalial4a. sosstar= t o i sr we to lima a wades at Mail Ile theaso it Shwa 1110/2 .— a eta* tots le hthi at 16 lessallhAuSeesa Ifasfri. ea Woe. ass ass.themaa ass, sea sews ta "thaersis, w soa • dab. Pits. MIN to to hit leen theamitse.—l es. mate. Is. Om Wass% Pahma• OtOis et this aoar, it is mid, lath boss 11116111 Ned to the 1,1101 Assi ths deeds* smatite• Ots hessesalis gaallesaas evallewals. si usithe Warm elwhaaa sum was sididall is MIN the patratal pasty who haw at keg hod tbs amplasstaltha el the entity ail this ems way Ikea ®'limp to irrreett his sissi The nom width idlasasad Mr. Vglain dadaskag to he he Sear asd add& ow mesa la Os thrammisa tits la ha sea Ida ash will mut its that the SWIM et Welessistampithi as ts MINIM hiss froth Ms yoke uspowthat Is - It owl that th• lIIIMPIMI VMS' hos Wahathamptaa would be the hissellat• lass of gas asst Om to the liberal party, mad asellagat ea the sudipisarat elollasat two seats ; blew= bat for the thilassea XL Main sans the tasks would Ita plapasdatatkig pow. Vase than circalostasor It =RI los aSala the vssalkey te.day will have as *gest .11s War that at nisi.. Mr. Vilaisn's coat sausirignothil awarsamar eel he *sloth at. Privately tr a t:s= white has amid the mists thoughts of he mstadtp, amiss Mae stlassson, at Nr = atestiag la tht mei Mr. Alessaise Sway, the ; th• path Amaisa bouts Martehes. ter, and r al ar g s r ylem pet • assalind at high alasithg, was assatesl I• the •• dapulthiss boa that saallsg, arsatiassl thass Mr. Ocadem, Mr. aril Mi. Jabs ea Mr. Bary, to ran ha wadi sibs liasit ha pat in sastthatiss, shaddths soft a• dallamirs. Mk. Mary, it is asparled, ethasstail le that Mk asesaint Maly that at the waft b• bat I:N i t. 7 oabsita page% aad Ms. Jabs BOOM will • sialtas e %as aaandtthe to pat Ihrussi , sad Am t• *sk hest isulaseasse *sr hie roam t is satialgated, of soughs, eat Kr. Heavy will have 44 Gram* all, the free :riders of South Lasosidire, and if so there cars be little clothe but that he will be readily returned. 8o far, indeed, not a whisper ((opposition hen been breathed by the. other party, who have been broken and dispirited by the advantages year after year obtained ever theta by their ante. geoids in the " batik of the conerAtation in the registration courts" ((this district. Tan LATE FAlLlllll.—Ccomidernble excitement pre vailed is Rabid* dosing the latter part of last week, occa. sifted by this of the coeditors of the manufacturer whose balers wee seseentsd tea daps ego baviag a mgnovit over the methimeep, and prossedieg to renew it from the mill to wanher piss, fer the annedeeni of Ede as well as for Its nasty, be estarndi ft hen ether creditors. Three earls ellselleSployeate early ef the esselsisery. Between the hiplaway and the Rill there wee earn bridge, over white these vehicles bed to and, while the carts were leaded (oo w do tth oo d r e by um oa , mor a motlitoto nsimbee ) to of o m o e li n do wez of the and destroy the way, se that** arts could not Ind et machinery kiwi the all. The police were beeraght to the ground, saint Medved, of spectators, but they were of no use, ie sees peesealiy 'shearing on to de stiny road over width the NAB hid to pen. This pro wled on for two or three d ays, which prevented, in a great messure, the person who b the power of attorney frith getdag much of the machinery away from the premises hallare a docket was struck against the defaulter, and the sheriff r pu Utl tin f a VER sessi E ° L . LEEDS. —At the annual meet ing of subscribers to the House of Recovery, or Public Fever Hospital, at Leeds, on Thursday last, it was stated that al though the annual average number of patients admitted into the old hospital during the last ten years was only 341, the &umber admitted during the peat year to the new hospital, which was entered upon in October, 1846, was 720. This large increase had completely exhausted the surplus funds of the Institution. In order to show the full extent to which Ism has prevailed in Leeds during the year, it should be dalled that the poor.law goardiens opened a large mill as a *oar hospital in the last week of June, and that up to Wed meths lest 757 patients had been admitted, of whom 97 bed ask sad 500 had been discharged cured, leaving 160 =under treatment, the public fever hospital being to accommodate only about 80. CHnB.IIIE. THE BIRKENHEAD DOCK will be ready for the tim ber trade by next June. REPRESENTATION OF ,STOCKPORT.—The retirement of Mr. Cobden fromthis borough, by electing to sit for the west riding of Yorkshire, is likely to give rise to another contest fee the representation. It has been long known to be Mr. Ker shaw's intention to come forward again, and it was thought that the tory party would not be able to find a candidate willing to fight. On Pride' , night, however, they had a meeting at the Warren Bolkeley Arms, Stockport , the rector of Stockport in the chair, to talk over the matter, and after hearing the sentiments of Major Moreland, • 'reso lution was adopted to the effect that that gentle man would be a fit person to represent the electors —that they would pet him in nomination should the expected vacancy occur—and pledging all present to use their beat endeavours to secure his return. Major Mareland, who, it it will be recollected, was ousted from the represen tation of Stockport by Mr. Cobden in a contest at the general election of 1842, thanked the meeting for their confidence in him, and promised to t' fight to the last." Major Moreland is a tory of the old school, but it is understood that an en deavour will be made to enlist the sympathies of the Wes leyan supporters of Mr. Heald, who was returned in con junction with Mr. Cobden at the late election, and as a matter of policy, having that end in view, it is understood ' that the circulars calling the meeting of Friday night were addressed to the suppertets of Mr. Heald. It may here be mentioned, that the idea of petitioning against the return of Mr. Heald, on the grounds of bribery and treating at the late election, has not been abandoned: ci propos to thin latter subject, however, it may be stated that the idea of a dinner to Mr. lieald has ' been for the present abandoned. It will be remembered that 1 about two months ago it was stated in this paper that circa ' lam had been issued by influential Wesleyan' in Manchester ' (which circulars bore the signature of James Wood, Esq., as the chairman of a meeting, at which the proposition had origiaated), expressing a wish that a great public dinner should be given in London or Manchester, celebrating the return of Mr. Heald and Mr. J. P. Westhead, as an event in connexion with the Wesleyan body worthy of congratulation. It was proposed that Lord Ashley and other eminent per sons should be invited, and the time fixed for the dinner was the latter end of October. Since then another printed circu hr has been privately circulated through the same channel, stating that the first mentioned appeal to the Wesleyan body bad met with a response evidencing much sympathy . with the proposition, but that it had been considered advisable, for reasons which might be made known hereafter, to post pone the further consideration of the subject to a more suit able opportunity. ~,.. ~....., ,5,... A GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN ENGLISH AND IRISH'. —Yesterday (Sunday) se'nnigbt, when the Irish labourers at the Conside coal and iron works were returning from the catholic chapel in the neighbourhood of Crookhall, they were met by a party of their English fellow-workmen. For some time there have been conflicts in the district between . ' the English and the Irish; and on this occasion the English men, who exceeded the others in number, began to pelt them with stones. The Irishmen ran off to Blaekhill, and recruited among their countrymen in Sandgate. The Irish force then proceeded to Crookhall, armed with pistols, pokers, knives, and bludgeons, and made an attack upon the English. A terrific battle ensued, in which upwards of 4,000 men were engaged, and personal injuries were in flicted on all sides. Blouses, too, were partially destroyed. The whole country side was filled with alarm, and was kept in this state by the savages until Tuesday. On Wednesday morning, at an early hour, Superintendent Hall and several policemen took the ringleaders into custody while they were in bed. Firearms were found in the possession of both par ties, but more especially among the Irish, who had been buying up sit the pistols that they could lay their hands upon. "On Friday," says the Gateshead Observer, which reports the outrage, " the prisoners were to be examined before the magistrates at Shotley Bridge, and would pro bably be oommstted for trial at the ageism Our accounts from the Conside district are distressing. The working people there congregated are in a state of barbarians." WARWICKSHIRE. THE PEACE MOVEMENT.—LEAGUE OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD.—On Friday evening a meeting attended by some 5,000 or 6,000 persons was held in the Town•ball, at Birmingham, for the purpose of forming a Midland District Branch of the English League of Universal Brotherhood. Mr. Joseph &urge presided.—ln opening the proceedings the Chairman said that in times past it had been the custom of the country to meet for the purpose of stimulating the people to deeds of imam: ai the present occasion they were met togodeairour to prosesee and eztesd the principles of peace and outwit] biretd. He congratulated that greet Animism plaintheagfot Rime. &cant on the noble. work in whisk he wee aimed; for he sonsidered that that sees wee fairly entitled to rah mos the greatest of the bensiboten of mankind who, by bin slim, turned an ad locate of war into an admen* of pane. Ur. Shure reed a king ststement showing this law ears whisk England had ereaded in wan fres the time of the onageest ; this soisnoted in the grow to 1,437,000,0001, and at a sacrifice of the lives of 3,910,000 Masa lamp. Ives at that time, with a profound pore, oat of wiry lib. paid in tasseks Se. dd. may Ins make& he the support of the civil gown/mot, wkkt the smookitg 17.. GIL went to pay or provide kw wsr. He deneenemd ids stets of things as a LlMeve, sad they raid de wear* way of check ward de • great good. Ere leded by alluding to on simeensement which had bra Mall in a newspaper of ea larried large renew I. *shriek army, taproom a her that Wes sr' be met la the our spirited manner by the people at hirslagrea ae rhea the militia was spoken of a reser two ors—AMMllliallis having been subsequently iseisYr Sllii adopted, tegebsdag the riming as fer the yeeredeaThaf the i s Bit =se th e lliersher League of il arNall Bee tle. 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