The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-20 00:00:00

..!..181 4110 . 62.....".."...----7-'--"---the somas** Bost Song, Wittra, le Vl;siiis Vals ' i iii i —.....-... I Quilt, Os Loch-NA-GAL -Our oarreeph- I Thig seder darn Siloam! *today, says:- •' am I were ?nese Albeit set eat y after lietell- I ha: 11 .etew le wale ea sestet to tie strhalt et 3 parq„,.. - eaeu. ambers oldie wort who sessa- i c om o bows the Ostentese 1! Gehed:lealph. bus. 1 01w , o rp oeseip. Lead refek iaiL nd ese- i .. " - rel Sr. O. 11. Arse. The hems 3 eal. _,..,,..-- os, la `owes egb,Wiser try tbat ear- I 111118711711-001Wilia sash he Brea's ia I - -II —weibilbil tles.plapare be ateeekneed rt* idilb b . Taa lTillsoniewas, far km be amens reinembeanses Coo wand*" !eh aseseia, kiss of Ids boyhood , , „ I . e .** Its battled* aria ea these the 1 Inr ."- tbe poem et wears le freak whitest the 1 L etisemo s brehish it teiseetted by the noble Asst, set ;41 hose skl is the at the ;nor* eancrly Grow , ow ler *WON* sad whoa ef the purest ri on owale. hat he the whoa sabilaity Oldie mess a m e ws gemselL Hsi Ibioa7 lad Mal WIT' am 1 a obig im a m % obsopit the wan plesesat, route ep the ~.. die ear rall. • sew outrage way hes bees made l:woold up the &a ler a iteasiderablit dietetic*, and *o ihesea aled s all party saw two beautiful 311111 40 1 0 1 . sureirbilt a wale bat yet attractive. moo *mg* the weed the setae is very *Unitive, la w a ris Ile area ea the treks loosen hewer sad law Woo wild bleak hollow between Loak-aa•Ciar is *said to the view. la eatenciag Ig oe . ro bop the anew soul! the whole of lb. 0 ' as woe r he Kate 1:41 the flit at the Be the iflre attended by two as well as Di sad keeps's. _Herttl i vity and steal 0e steamed ea Highland ponies. which es di Itril .. aw• ay In salsa up to the top of the esotutrala. ;Ti p * the wank the woe is one of it,,. *Unity. beer/ die** swept one the prospect t e b ounde d by _...... ha the tutamit the Uat became so dense tr=d , t w o's ' pull wen visible to each other at a r .. .. 1 7d. s me feet, sad her Neje*, and attendants were ."--- draished whit ruin. It II eespatcd that the mei gow, rime LSO. Lett hese the belt, whisk is then ow able, the heel of the era. Pilate Albeit hest Wp ea IplanaP a see It. hills daring the joanney to eso, implill. haw 3 o'clock whet the gym Ind party illinile dr sou (lbw bet eight's (leesits.) lIALOVVIOII, darn le. sef aim Oswde.drsees.treisr al Ns& pairoatlaWilk Irri.k enemy, swam doss 3. ems 1 le be liewa. t r y er r. Oitelseddi 3- If- Ilillefteet le be mast. by par., vis; .. .Taws reap- i. Pea pet, lobs is., by pr, tree Clerk. Oh ditZ li rrltrannaa Is be mot., by see.. A* m : : Int 110 C VP% le he ei bodl.. vise Aelltris; J. . i nt, tele assy i r Ass woe. la It.-11ser A. Ilsein. lobe setrer, by par, Ace Thome. I sein.; Ikea* lbw* *le tree .Vi P.n. vie ßalla I Ma. II B. OPINI. lo le awn. br Pm, vie tiMPO ; J. I. Tharabb ..i. ode . ile a " Ale Wawa& 'l* E-1. T. alis t geel., lobs gas., atiteelper.. vise Isms; *tralswe I* fc-UeeL T. Masa" to be opt, without par,vlse Oen tra ;be LA. SlierOse, to be WM , vise Atlas; J. T. Creelle: ggs. Is leas, Wm llsertley. - 061 1 .-0.1. A. shawl. to le warps, by par, vies Cesepbell, dole.; Li* J. N. Aksisr, is be te try per., tree Maxwell; iiiLsofelle to bd. lc per, tr ee Allen; a. C. N. S. Nat. sahtele wa. brows, vlselestre - var.-woe. IL C. lania, to u t illipt. by pan, vise Orem, ete who; Itre.lr. II Loom% II to Neat, ley pwr.. via Lanka ; t L gime pa, le he twa. by pm. Woe lasemete. I* E- !n. larat..o* P. J. Tes• be be trees.-st n by par, eke own wee M.: Rim Ilijsr W. 11.1feder, te he etehr, 1/ par., NW Us* It. healer, to be apt, by par., else Tlkir ; lii Ir. gam, to le Illeat.ly ow. Wes hropeen; T. lisidea, otr..tele tra. per trees im Ilelt-Ila Zile Plpt, to be treat. W per., tree Lord a• re/)wls et; J. orsi..l •be =IL. IT=vies floott. ne W. I. Re•-tr. mat.. is be sea, per., vise ijor, re epp. lobe* serelleil. Ikeestaltrun-lettrel..earp. so the Maas C.I. Doke, M.D., gi=tned.ewerl de* Ass visor!. IL lesknow M. Se* T., le be esl. la to. may; 041. F. C.Cellen. st the Maas Bag.. to be wader be the THE REGISTEATIONS. Quo, Lospos.—Yriasoky Mr. T. Y. WOheills, Y rare agyeisted to perm the NOW roam he Or at lades be epi e s ma il ble oat hr drt seepre, Is Se Omen Roo OillMoll. TM persdlege et the lo regiesoka he bow lei . very ernikerde All ems dr oft eft la et air Ohne nor b„ red el. On the ersden velbeeol to tbe esseesel ltd ellerim tears es bwhilles woe beaterlOlNl red 40111, sham sew the makes el single oblate= team is taloa*, el& AI deals dfiseekes, i e., baser shot re is. aims, le NAOMI to by the Nor ember Illonebee Metre: 1,(2. To eddlienfotbeserees @nil aria►\ The roe erste egoomies beiratefthereh Frilis es base- 1/s . heir mil Mr. Layer es the tier I Mr. Mown he the inertwo—Me. ...,. Oat re rat mull Mono Ate ors of NOMA Mei reelved, IS de mesh& se Ye Mad lle. UM bad roe wry an.,_ Puimiu t• Soma r. it ellowen. web' Ow ow err re late el the ablator be ad Mr. find& dm Se Maier esti raga reeeediew r re ear len at, red he gel adobe A Ward down for the Ohm d he everiss le geogeig *. lie 10, bad, be was l Mod Is hair le he Gra MeV* mg, gesim a hide dower ma lathe pieseedlege of dr oreersea i 11l the prermi deb et to Ha weal taw. By folistbe for is err where ales as efferent, ad rehros roe In seer ware a rras bed bees aka on tobasel greesda, witboot say ri sea is the aretion, the ewer bra sera the over awe to be are Gretna; see be mid as the oar that .is rola eseedes set so tesbnier ar slies would be Or Ss theegM he segbt the to mew the benefit Or hi rialted Mr the sass of he err% hey bed lara t es s i so kliess. Iret Ow einisslesee Ohs it bad bees egret Iss the ewer As airs id ahead be mak ma ra Om Oar end ob- Whe Oak ler gar_ ore - filmertiosseld * lio dart Mhos elarkarL.-411. Iliont hay suseemei elh Mr. MO ee to the board Girl et tbe nabs el Me ear ir ,yese tat he Mod whil hie le Ilk *ole-Ilist the WPM emote of the lib wee set reitelle be the vary dab er everea, bat to Om erosgmeate bears the gas whir bed bra rode is ere of the psis gin hid dews by the terse.- =haft old : bora eel thow=4 .4 be My t JO be mild az the =for Oh ad ores' MI h lets hese la lit re andiene bees iniered.—On the Wise .1 the list of prw who reined to vote s laymen of the widow ' Caresq," Mr. B.lth eh ter the is.. of We orogray set brag owed en rey boa regigsr, he dr til tt that, he Or aChian et the Marin is the City et Leaden. ea he low, tail& had the pewee of eresting se lery wr iZ ke eerepenies o it Mon, ore bray milt bh letitated es to the Warn oOh is has diessulos weed, is the parr et it was &hi Or Oa eseresy wo ras trded by a rater talid by Mori IV., end a gra etheery froa is Member. UM; ma tart mew the liehen ee Ttrepentits of Lahr bed Moor to crests le soy livery serrshe sit thought noddle ; theugb. le mire • Morons to vela, he ma be a homes too. breathy the it as ferrea. lot SR elleelles to use of Mauer Menswedorithent sea. !hr NM earner IM allege at ten Wart sea muhf ne reran, it is roe" tern sot orgy ion •_• Ilatirr a Aars.--Priste Albert, who is ma t* of tto lieshey he the Besseregoseset el the Are sad Ibbillause say t i tees Semi to glee two geld amble for lultalem the gawir4 oe_ e2Less; dee hal be the ✓p en moat of sag sew set= a per m ?* He weldeadesplogsesiamdliergrailli dedgmed es semeesda Mew am* b. sea preleedes. etbra for the best eserat he Wing Ilemyerthearety kW WAIN* grE s a: mob Tie Hen Gummi ire dbelsiabg is bawl. Thews are set above WO v elar bird. A oast bra el this Mama aspiteito ewes otthe sof allewed=y the Ltilat i r o d lave the sinew Thom war al jumbo, who 10 la la the peadbe sada 10 yams; mem of bre Wm lass sand, mad have assepeed, the derlins of yea. ea Ith sew theme be blase isms diem emir grab halls frau the server epee a esperaremalles siosurse d 7e. IL a eat. The gemide, homeover, me shoes la ye& ea the Perform= Hemel la • Mem 1111111111•111111. term then burly, whoa or ii redo below reed r h ! they rbe m ob reed bpd Is w hen hie wen fay, epos fell ellerby tad al . thi .ollia wen Pa li daPIII to nth, tea lb. mobs • Id. husk vie esmeldred ..tartest yerdes.Thi — Trereir " h st, vtler fee ortlguride I 701. • per he ben who me sea la the mass ester deb year ; 10 W. hr these the hewhea I. bream dab ad be yawl UAL be. emir les mad these .is, sad UK rhea Mos TIMM Ines • purl ie by up demegh Ibis be only gas MAL Past, end wheel esegeoldly ummettee et • art bah le Is pato= h a % lesiespoestrs he lb. a It Ow. '"' of • dash breasse, es was err tamblei de slava while oselensteg_hi ho. OTT Comilmoit or Bottom. Tesionley • Oiee et Cenadellers ei bras lb be Clty of as st es Idlihell, hbr. &Oa Misty la the *as. "IL Devitt UV. WOW the esimolad it wen to the = road ebee dinegaing Sib Is Oho roar.. He HO tree tab erred • lemperary oesseties it lb_ era, rider is • tow weeks the/ surd a as& mere mate, moll era ham Weed. H. lessammial bat • errithe beset be pgaseel M esedier the ee ael way* of the elleadeo ellevies = adwaeye.—Mr. Mamma laweamea rdalMrd art M % Obi No beerred the amen glib the . = II ameba of lel greed epee bat bowie Adams thaa tbseghest be rhy al . at ifil Is mama art towel &mat. bathe shoat soessamat • Val raga of imaleg, sash as lei less sappiei by * 0 Emettlema enmbleers—.ll Me el Idris** pant ler 1741,1 kV :a agreed ; mad the moat sti weber. sad caisson ow two et Oa Oily bang hem es be plated, the bun ink ° jamore Propel Ramos Yeetieday the g meriera mart wessdag el the Mese of the above le ible lo o k 111 " 1 7. Ibl as ebtdriu di t s he 16 . !get. hems wash it maimed ham ebe arm of the Ear ia ihr the pot per seembd 1.11.111•411., bow ie 11 11/8119 is the rakes par ell4lll. b. N. nil n _ to o f beams het eselmithearrehmst Or bee ef bummer te hist oleet Ilia Or ewe i ewpensbotWle erepiei by the drag yesedlil. e 10ib, Mod d I, ie q 4 "V nut • Aa ht. mak ) ssi DC WWI say amt._ . is 4174 6 . blibit leg of es eii mu ie. ) 0 pram Put! Ns 11111ka sp 4 say: AA Me Ps the d~ els reit Mimi*/ genes et oad dabs assavisla tgastios el hailed the staidly be able direr not big masiaed war, dr e, too* wailed ie a, bat oti• in amp in a WM atioa tres l ee e n Detail patios bsi bess fi laws; bet their ea& I he tresii to bit by first labr d be NM. the gag orlite Did. i - do — a - cifis be Amami '7, Isis es. Rap t m• adikkie* ate of lb at MaWs ay apasthis Fri , M•k mim e Mad as - brg "wed MM Wei skims t ii-,ii.- ..sr, r *INV 1 11 morafax at 61 " sesaba 11 e s tkozati. m l mot ot s" th•Ds l 2,l l army, we 0 1 e-nsiaS THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY-EVENING, deer lehetra. It was a int. that the labial et the ialepers. dent labourers, who were W are dw ic able wee simper then Int ef than payer Per the prise 4111 . 114 PILPou-rooll by 'maven wen Ss. 101., bat by free workmen and by as nano the kignet elm) it tree eel: 3s. ed. pait = was paid le. 1011. c s al m in the ed. 6L The saint sur veyors et bed datisaidOhadreisk 1101111,6. tioa et' its met ot the pareshat awl the nay .grealee meals of the 111-eanlitheed sad laSstkw lebees. The moose ot Modest reeemita was, low releZehlasib. rim. So nnet li t alaig i. the "geljt: ,roan of tbs' eyehole wee Moe the *sth an belly 111111111114 and Mewed te to wet art rapillig die* the winter, the alines ef the stv pi smill flak beam dirtied, the pannen learned. sod wenher den sad dried dent we Ingt leen, to he digened the wind late the how*, mad ens labeled late di INQlAlT.—Tazolusirr o 1 THZ POOR IN ST. PAN cern—Before M. Wads,. 1 1 . 11 .1. tf lea Cowie. IlLiaelossed, ea the em of Id. Dab, SI, suttee • pad* eases el esesed. Illbevellidt died la K Peewee Waldisese under rieseerteesse whisk save rite r sespielso that he had sellosi Ilkwe washy wed ne. slat ; bet Oat awillsees had We heard the *airy wee adjoined. Ms. Watley eight to be genendly known that Ate verbless. was sot under taw sapereldos of the poor law oseusinisons. They matenabisk boweese, dame It e NMI beli&eir a perehoing I,lllllllllftes prembr. end It tht a sea of 1001 had been obeady inested la the hada whisk it was hameded to eleven is that geasee. Tao lasi hither rot bath that dime the homaisa of ha esiety. 946 &vain had been witaitted, and that in he pen year, 49 had beset received, who. with 31 left is the asylum at the retied whoa the hi aimed rant was sada make 00 gs te who bath beat ea the tasseled's et the d the het twine maim Of them 26 had text smith had oily one pareat Vita; sad of the sa tire amber sail 26 were above 20 yews dye. Of the 30 females who were meshed lath the hew. 14 wen pissed in eitnaticas, lli were reemedied end retire d to their Weeds, 2 left at their own meat, I wee di mined he bad modest, sad 1 died..—The report bathes lima adopted, • einnainee of muieceemeat he the anemia year, and • hike thidag senunittee, were agonised. aad the meeting esperand. The ROTA'. OthilthAL Aincilirt 800tert—Ifer teeday evening amen of the beard el threaten of this la @Maine was hail at their eases in Resingliell street, City, Igeneral bonus. The aspen megratalated the Bah thes ea the comedy program whist was beteg made, here belie et proem tea male sea Wynne hanks mealtim t e; ; the homer reedligg !IL 65., mad the latter 11,10 e. per month. These parwas eangeise dmayed menhaats, beaker., profs,- shoal mw, teeimea, motet maaufectoren, and their widows. sad angle females, daegkare of games of such dame. The dhows ales hod the pleasure to state that the Oman rule, Wittig the headite et this important shanty within Sweaty mil a was altered, navies it open to mats from frum all partial the Madam. The receipts ter the past year ware 1,3961.3 a 21.; the expeaditere left a balance al eel; 801. SOUTH EASTERN AND CONTIIIINTAL STROM PACLIT C . Irelialtaf a aiming ef proprieten la thi. tomp.ey wee 'mid at the Bridge hews Hotel, yunmet to advertheeteat. M. L. Prithard, Req.. sty chalr a, la the obis. The prootedngs him ag thee opened by the secretary, the disarm= preseeded to read the =lkea which it aggeired that the ma paid as ea was 109,2421., OM the outlay ea sham, machinery, do. (exciadve of the toms lthed, 10,61 N. 3a.) was 121,777 1.7 e. 71., being as ether ewe he receipn on hum, 18,6361. 7e. 74. The seventh ach e i l it i te 44 the lest ix men is 10,7691. 19s. 7d., cmg th e 7,6111 lis. ild. ; Iselin aft .moat algicrine dliihmi of &,94U be. 101. Harbor stated HIM ll~be MHO reeemeeded a dividend of h. per dem a lime ta r band of 1671. Ife. 110.1. la Ihe etheled2 ba gesegrapi ant is rammed that the me set in so prosperous a sine il l = be whited ; bet nedideat expeditions are hell lei that the reelmeetica if tranquillity in Frames mei the amnia of the Great Northern Railway in that enema will set only renege bet hareem Ik. nine.— The Cluireasa, is moviag the shades of the report, oiled the anemias of the nesting to the that the revenue amment of the last half year, es oat with that of its immediate protheses', exhibited& if of 3,6721.24-61., f 4 owls' eel* to the iimettled on to its matieset. If that sum had boa elided is the re au., they week' hove been ambled to ohs to the preprissam a divinsd of to. M imed of lie., , while the Ileath-lionera Railway Comma would have been beeellted is their Mahe to the enema of 14,0001. He thought they had a claim lath that sonspeay for basin, kept their boats maniac demi the lest six meths, sad it was the (steatite of Hos directors to bring that claim forward at an early day. Reeolatiene emirs& eery of the report were Una agreed to, and the needs, S HOW HOW CLZBAITNIN MAT MANI TROY TH3 Btanor.—l read with suit interest I. the Express of Saturday, 1116 lath, year remarks as to the slavish besiege of the .Ie to mitten of belief reanded on the opiate. of the liars dam, ear Joha Deana ; bat Ina willing to think that, with a how hem it.. to Ilse grittily to great relief le tender swassiaesse, sad math the examine of honest reams, the laghleame has provided a retreat to which 64 lobs DAUM has set alluded fur any clergyman or prime wim has needed se hires to meek from tie Church of Reafteel. wed peevided him • mode by which, if he /lama, he Any perk m a diesmia Liam There ere maay instriese ea mood when hergymat @lithe Much of Ra ised have hem anninetions maim gins up their pie- Inmost ia the inedi est bosom the ministers of nenter. on, and imminent taTegAme af dhesetere. Lawyen ere too much la the balk drily epos the eases submitted to the he essehkesit i r l ad Math their= to queries need la sea a way se ohm to the ite, whe take ft fee FNMA a sae of Mani pet a anil erudition wadi matomplie s hot li airean 'tame esansetsd with a ere, sod by Is sea endeavour to sleights* the genie mind same the amber embodies& is eonneeted with publics that, aid freshet of ethesienes. No one esimelneed with the antgen se a gamtlea of mini ✓aked artatallq will prebaliy sunhat lie daisies oaf Mr Joke Dolma. and at elli , rarei_thateen~o minimise' law the campy shield be pissed to se itethig a paha, bat I reepeetfally when that nem of this emerge might have bees sehamedif the korai Cloose'eAdtheate Mina& to his reply Na 1 the favviagedillidos, via. "misses nice priest teak we te brig Miser ff wins esp. 44 of 19 Oesi. 111., the hest smith *feeble& mesh hat ever/ person ha lonia los the Clunk at scall. to hay orders, or pre tended hely mien, or peahrift to bale fain, bola • posher se timber of ow enatesmilla of dleentia motiet eon, mite dial teles the ambereed make and eabemite the desimation want parry remised Who Ist William sad Keay, a lk to be tim e nada and Weeselsed by preesetaat dineseng mildisea awl hi also sake mad eab write the Isehealien la the Wile isileutax_ , _Al.,_' 1 A. B. de esker* design In the viiidiffil uod that I am a Ckehdes ad a t, and as swab that I believe that the he Old sad New Tethismat as eowameely rang geoessisat halite de ma tato the remand ell Week imithee I is eseeith die mem at the rale at my deetethe mid peasim Mille entitled to all the bands el the mil at - at 1 WEL a Km, sag. 16, oiled the Taiseadea AM. sad all Anna mg. 2, whisk Lattice iamb et ma 9, that thy ea timber i SOF 11•18111. log 1 1 =tth er th ditagad leryoull , Minn so elision in way easpogehre, Whew& the sears he am ia the way white he am se geolithel." T. obtain die petellige i It=rwiending to hi annienes the isegemenbas goal all the raise mime, pey the ink el i the id = l Id. he admishaviag the iseheilea imi ft. hr a thweeL Ake I esegsellally _saheb hat he Ismael thasea's Admen might lath aided to Is ally Na I as Mews, vim.: "Bet by li Rea UL a 166, sm. 41 is emend, ' That every puma who alai tomb se yee= lr ee elhiste in. ea hall newt to sal megeogetine or he mil. ghee weeitip of peeteelonto whose pies et msethe shell be duly smiled to the peothiene el this see, se thy eine int te or I. hp Pltiffiall thil iffilsibli . '----- ell wait THE MURDER BY CHARTISTS AT ASHTON. The examination of prisoner. before the magis trates at Ada =, s Moodsy trio Mg, watiased till a Late hew. Junes Wrigley, part of whom evidence was gives is this paper yesterday, misansed as haws : Bright was =Ma down the area pest as Chartimßeim window, when Cos. statiew, sad amass. mos, whim I cannot owoar WM et wi=lds " Wallab i es. our prhaer.• He teal labia p with than . &eel alil MPS with lila al= they m an Id t. Constantine till I hail of Ma. A man I diet kaow had • pas with him. This large party stepped at Slater's papa and them ass mat up to them with Bright. Oat of them tea at him with a pike, and he was bask. Sere ear allot him, and be litir li t ig he side of the street. The party were mind to wheat, cad they went dews Bewitch aut. Nair nad Theme Lattimore ;west up Staaforttstrest, and awn Portia& street, mid when we got to Padua= the of N. with pikes, with Bigity, was =Wag doers towards Partland-West, sad they mat mem the Irides sow Mr. Swim'. been., sad .*.made en* the bridge, sad rang the earl die sir Tern . At the top a the road tbey illopped, ad sell they Wife maim for We Hyde Mart • • =eco= woman said the party had jar gate up %wee. BWilf IM ca and these to go aa to Daislislidieww, auk Wake to park-gate% where they stepped, a t Slaw gas ords li ?es soma at thew to fetch the wean at. Five or ale ast off with thcir pikes ; =ea day ha tad a quarter of an au they same oat and mild they amid sot stir the cans= they la= law a horse. Me onion a the men lie villa Wtowards hill, Duldadotd. Ifigkw bad Men pawn 114 and Way pet that Pilei abaft dews ma the poked est the pike. Lattimore, Pinar, spar el li llosen est home, and west through the Half Mess, Mareet r ilie tl .B aad pest 'Masada balk tad we mat a= at keen k Prima Water WY the Dadstid bit/a; he bed splasit bola she pike Mtn I saw him at Weettad, sal is par Bto maw seas, saying he had I a rhea that meld do ter law I was at Lattimore's *Wiese sight that sight. Wiaterbottora was there. I I kit him thiwo about hall-pmt ohm o'clock. Before I wad set, Jan Warn said if asy am west eat that s4kt ha =GM sheet them. lam use of his garde, sad had boss se ant • *WNW Bright was about few ye= hem Slam% =sec Liam= mg ware, to litansterdWrest this me, and aim to Bright than may of as. I den's know if it wee the same was who abet him that west towards km with • ple.—Mr. Brooks then wad Who did at how it war =petal* he the =a to shoot him that stabbed Mia.—Wilassi replied as. There were weal wee= sister to alga than I was ; they wen nearer to Bright than Lat awn war l saw am igni Bliley had it when he mad Osabianne watt up to t. I could sot me as well as lastatosia bat I maw ..to body. I had • pop beta gala me et Lattimore. house. Milligan had an us sad aMk when at Dewse's boast. Lattimore was tobir.—ey Mr. Hahall : Passer Walker war there. I was a air= until that aight, sad when I saw Bright shot I had bad mail of tie.. Parker was with sae, ad Than= batmen. I bad so arms. and ee: Wag bat • pep beta. We ware to is., them kr Saidas. I don't kaew what the I =ad Beam what we were le do alk 11: 11 4% a west sway. We any, Shea into the =al. I Nubia Baden was ear muter, he he said irony tee ea tea sip" be would shoot era. Img not used. I ewer was in sea. tady bans. I was apprebanial •by Mr. Maass as last Wedassilay week. I have hard people talk shoat the re. weld. I dm% know how mat it Is. I dal hawk aka aratinnLial_mt say punka a the reword. I ova ape a a names Lattimore's. ja ape so- Zd ig mboa .. " .- 17r — ms. lam sue it was I,iMeo- ores bream who add he mold shoes say mat who loft the bass. Siam me awe at the tome limo, and Parker aims. Parker and Theme Ladner, wean ea tam We ket Bodden is Henke eat lost haws the shot was era. dot sat see the ma seasoner bight was shot. William Parker : I nide in Park-area, Ashton. MISR a salsa glean, at Zama Cheparia's. I have atramial the lama shoat two or threw thaw I am not auelled. Oa W. swabs of at 14th el August, Jolts Lattimore same to say Mesa sat asked me to go to Ids beam. I did= heed near laalsaina Jima Wrigley, mad Maa. I did sae am ea of the prisoners Were. Osaka SIM k slier I gat San. Mtn laftissore sale 4 ospeasil key toes In logliad to he up thee Thema lalliosere sad I treat oat aria ten o'siook. e ease nada her the New Egan. Be told we to Ware, sea be wad pay for ball a gel= of .1.. We went to Dawes bee= Magga:siaie ha, gat bed sa 'as or pa. He said these who weraisil e gee meet Ms OW ass sad set ham amide% far Mk ft. Thaw LaMar 'Wrigley, sad I, west to Jan Lea's, ht Adaphlclowt, balk woad not get up. We use bask, masa we set a to we dna we saw a party of ass silt park sad = to Wild's wan, we saw the se a wades lows street I maw Otattantleti all beli Wit, ;gra= en == Wi tsa b M lay of Ida aid he bow name of keel, ea wbisb .Brightboa will sadiron at his with ft, and Brle' elpinioF ------ iirossiip, sbilfiairat konial toned .. . s pike and a _ _ poW sad ps =kr mg NM ask ukase * raisins sloped down ss if to stop it, WO' 11 - i n joi irlaw, IMoobift rev OW pan mkt *al how tam the *as ska Iwo I done at year He hod orresly se wbos alma eassalos esgmeibli by or Enrand is' Oa sba as Ira. He WI dews slat Ave yards feloi tbe Man I Woo and Mak ot as oil areafge lig odd sa d Bessabedanst. I, Isms Want, and lbw. is by law .fit All ssibpornm see Isla sass send at Ovey'nemorar. Ima two steno to asks the gators** ka Isig Ilio a aks yossoriZe n t insisi : they scresaa aiss Ban Y. Thu* don say so inquiry we Mao Sean Sir Jail wit* to twisty prawn adr we alto *et Doha so de say an edam ISM tbo Bev. bine fret. I ligal s shot ilea a Bids Or bars. Sin Shore min lawfully exude is d o lan* Akar liana was /rd ono sus ballet " rare** ma tbi ministar, gr IPS id , poribly bow boss *et she ekes sass sis say is dliksal Osaka I esuki sot moor mask ra 1110 *is* el Hellial width states • That Holy who the pow wet Ili gni the shot, bet sus MO :=roostoks* al Yip sossary to salvation, so that that ' Okie sad Bean wore gloss a is Ban in not rood anti se as b• peva thereby is at the Om be was shot. Cosaras• bat a gam* at to Is masa of say saw Ike," Isms to prmlt ha jacket cs, bultsal ve. Ws gat Portland -strost. disossion withis the walk of th e tbust.. whoa arty Ws saw a boob of en mime Setyg and l'uk 3=Eirest elmalostions sae is NOW by disownisos Ida be wins to skeet. Wo Mast tbssa Si and Waked, Istalsow boa its answans, the Tawas Ast nades sad ski. pub ribs. Inane at Dada/ad Brow. Na aon reboot. with pear to yeasslesto sea aligious W• all west tad* Olt * Croolesbonss. I know dostases so ho srmsdisoa tea waraly wake to the Lisa sod sow hits a Danes. I did sot Ste hisaftsr.n ll T added and she bangs of sies.—A Psoarrun B is- boars : I sus* sal soar as. a =lkea gnarl Pharos sans% an) A DAILY RIAD= OP TOPS PAPNO.—BIr- = g low to tbs soess two or ft* was. num bows is nio=niket 18, 1848. the bat don asks. I wad is with two son CS of NAVAL OFFICUL—I Nod, far the sekson ts lair am sows Itik e t mi en resdia the sows. isibmsais of malt sad rooders, the following state. a I WIWI , ma INK my te is phi, for stmt of tb• swab* of flog clan, asasiss, and orma ibsw. *Ms had a pisla limns* ow. =f a a s ho mi b e T U. ;j a me rk••• won I wad bo il lisi tally to Dann book ' kid kola* *sot litho vise sad nor S ; bils , snake Irks I bead Kiln rob of Irrls dw dm .g l3ll islirmilaw A lit , . 1. lia w i ketwe l ' ailliffsh (balb 14 ), r- .7==...t.i= ow i-,_....._, -,L.,,,17,-,„ , peak - k d a i aad Wistorbasis. . sow silk if 1 ar=, 4 l4osp ai kiii o 12 i, woad ego salsas, Ilion est i Z im ilvilosso as wick .s• the lei lbowasy bet oar. I was os die no_ileorakeisird 41S: 184 S, eindistsrodla 61 Warrief bibto. I hew sever l• sa siss net NS ; 171 raked I'M . osa ethe fin f i a • /Mow PI W 10.4 Nod =egg Lug. o j n i none lurk Sono a tho plan bad en by *Erg ago; Amin* ssa. Okabri, Sept. 18. asst. ord I did sot wiz ebb tboos. las os Sat BIIIMING or Tits MEAN Mosacm--Yeeterday at 018 _,1 1 . 1 Matt nns stabbed. He wadi be ••• *we gas • lorp and ossabbal at dr Abwrj Pub Cem. „ w .f. 7••• ii ktiona as. "o'er west say some. BMA& is Ike Int luta*. I ins stwe Om won W l T im ar la tke r i k eillani kk o ker . ale laSsnala k k, kr " k na kk Zu k k ial. *roe a *st to bad of Bright. I ha* bait of bilk IlWala wish 1111/1 / 1 1liala he 114" yarn I" easier Sto ldma- 11 —.. ni laillia tit• itot. wil l . t W al t d inia not bo et s=l, 244 o. ka la of ae Asa Asa. ..... kw was* bask be &- soda his wits ad m i . r , kk ti . w ii, (A k im b o & AO that west towards Bright No ors les toil air it was mew sk die kikkerkorkk k by ik , kkk krakrk hr bia nikiassa lt was l ewisay m tas ym whia t eassa tkey a ni tittlair m Bakbasi4 lbeass 7 Astoria, with w=os lo am Wok bang kkk , tot mks k say ono rat away they _would shoot than. ass rasing' sou* a the sas imisiti iat St. ,k r A ske w At the imagism atlas ovidaso, duo soustkos Ansa atil sal with N•srli* •••••a wsi t s e et *6 so ng. The Tssadoy lli r g ozinnolks wad.* so SWOON of body W Bare "a Ma "' al " " dl O s 104 assr W . Broadbent, tbe hue* . vibe •WS—I sa • Absrenvosay. and as burled *as. kat pony had , 21,.. isi . dir. .. asside is nem on of in kis= h i ndN's ilk alkse ad e s i itlyrkswees. Halals, Wks, sea the on las. nand his Wisksbatiss. IMa Os chalet mesas( roos lad ths bar w" b m e li " nil te liandla Si ilie hem w i Anna Ilan sus Wanks, and San Sam I d a r s relative a* tbe bow is gravegke It ts its dissi sada , • owe. Th , bay . m . pay row r e ii, L e k kir not than es tlit rail *Wan Ow 14* Asia. Inn ski Mm. Awn sea Orabsise taro yet his. dna. ova Mains a solisgoi garb-roll is over w, EXPISHONT IS STlumr-curtynto.—Yeatrzia, division sad the latter ever the Ist. I don't karir *II es coedited wee tried is the Strad, ia ant* la Ow son el Xallesa's but ho as vase nashinas to dens • gins over tbs wink diarist. was *ts on steno keist"sibertsweispesemsPlage *5.. Tow W Wok Welbullbg the lard. I saw his oat Downs's hors gi the stropposo von rota wick, sad is shoat begs* sieve as sight of the 14th. Sigl e ry as gets* oats 00. I = assowargine is aka ea * was thoecably eisansobird dos% know an yof Ms swa. ts/srbsftos tbs mid norrvild. Th es e mo test of Ilk sznisirgs soar to a krussuist.l bakm—lty Xs. Eakin : I ins • love bass to n sweet Basal to ilk isnisiks. la the naiad rasa. mat hod 116 sass wider as, ad las 1 sod is so for it ins ossegokL TM salsa dwass• is no Is Wan* milk sae of dna that sight. I aria a sonny. Bost pans woo see is do Isla alsovsoie AN; IMP day apt ball elks* I es* so orals, as 1 as by boding best * 3111/Isab, bang lad rosolsod NOW I IMP &Mod km mg astir my ma ' = w ith go a mmoss a =siostala os vb.*, am& is tbs IS:* inlet . I sot II yoke ot cgs. I 1 by the aid a s as t= ses sio: so the roadway ricerne it ay svilosso op** la ossiessiew‘ gal nay away tbr of sand which Ids not know J. Wrigley, T. Lottinisr,ll. s ow egatal• skais a tbst net trr y oselihr than h : w itoo las. s= wan r. Tanaka w hi r eh : =M alvi n S nr ". lll 8 infra IP *O then rolllosolonsosk, • all dos% harm whit post N=laltsa MIL Ito Waft l ie s Se la S rise ef lie*. !be those throe. sad she La* owl Closilsable I Imo sot ..s. arng 11111.111411= *be cossidorgi is het say talk with skin. I ino this* geelmei timed. ".../ Is e ms m aim i i , glegbee by Mogieshig lebast but I asi set so now, sad Ilia* aged Owes *am* dm obelisk is of Off own ask* Lid attarwitties y maid bang aged ime ds , Ill o y a sa ko nluk kki ,‘ " ta bi lak ka 7= l /11111sr eog wanness Int I considar is duty wildosso. Das MS ; Z webf i le ems their keit la a rah agar ass tlio plow* •8734 • I doat know sop k` ` o =Ma 6 's aid by tk. la. It Elba* Wass,. • boa a moiety sawn a *WM It b kat a *ask mit by Mr. Z. Cbodwick was tb• had of al ear petty. Abets the sow air tile akkert_rm k k kek k e k o e ls Tomitstia a lily I told 11111 I hag got a aka lab. the Dubs al - IrecWa to beat 01 4 • 2 1 :0• •••• • a r"" 4116 =2: 1 % aisslisa '" Pa 10;0 7,000 *Gs with 2.000. I wrote to ars dabs sad bo soilag Iba," mid Nr. b lira she , sad sosin: r od so. =ln was arias rodos to sse, NIIIIIII II IF. 11 " ell lalsrau ‘ krk ikgoi woe is realty sad I told hist I 611Mb/ow up my tows s in ay lit* Woo. ilk di live lan Oa be bad 20, 1848. My nib lenraed the Irks the duke seas me.—By Mr. /reeks : I told Mill gee I ern Mow lASI= u. I her mesa Basaitte at the arab. ma. mall hue Mont = l :t cell him by earn wee a put ter two fa Leese I den't know whoa I Smear Herd& at the smalla Nem, hot 1 have seen him tiro sisal tires, the I aunt my how ,say. Uwe atm* been lan the oil with ray of the prisons. I we lallemestioa ty la that mark. I had Nivea erbium before against s near. of pseen•—By the I saw Seder gad Tessaker drilled ea the Miley ermine beam the 14th. W. PIM wee this sells& He said t—" I reside in New tour rest, Dakialleld. I ant • artometripper sad have bra in esetedy, bat am with the prisoner. O s the eight et Leg. 14, I was at the ead of a serer Ia Daktelei, aleag WWI say ahem whoa we heard that Bright wee Shot. Several peeple bra Arras parr us sees after 12. I taw two el than by sight ; they were Subs and Treasker. They had got their jading cellars treed ap, ead when they got impair to me shoaled to Misr, aad they ripped. I asked this if Bright wee shot, sad Moe oar "Ay sad I don't knew tiny say mem" He was dressed he le sew. He the want to a women who wall ear, Mr, while Thinker remained with me. He mid a HAM M& guards were a ekkken-hearted sat for not snare op st the time updated. His heads were erred with semedrag the Irked like blood, sad he said be den at se home ia shot plight. When Beau re. tamed they beck west away. NJ* they ,dam to 8 pros to err , th eneelves, when they a/ rbe iglt. 1 wee at the chartist room that eight, and Milligan and Sisley were there. I mane swear that any of the primers were there. Milltaa gar orders that the aunt met get into bosses es um se peril& to the place where the pollee wire, and, at the imposer' time, rash eat it them sad dis arm thus, and if they eared say rersteass shoot them.— By Mr. Hoban: I am ad, a. was I ever, either a notional gaud or a chartist. I Raver had • pike or plea is 14 1 Pm: emir& I • rear, bat neveruse it. I got the pastel about a fortnight brae the 14th Assam I wee told by Winterbottom to p to his house, when his wife pre me thirty-sr tells, but I sever belonged to say divides, or keew any officer of the national rlI amer showed pistol to any of lay asighboars. apprebsaded a m ightfor ago, and have been confined ever mace. Out the day after my apprebeissioa I made a Mamoru el what I knew. I have had no reward offered me for giving trridease.—lte-ersiaimod : I hod a enlist given to re tor a pistol that was in pawn at Mr. Gregory's. I don't know the rum who gave it me. Thomas Wiaterbonsea erd : I os a seal miner at DAM. Geld. lam a brother of the prisoner Winterbottent. On the moraine of the 16th, about two o'clock, I err in bed, and Ratcliffe, - Sisley, Limier, and my brother, erns into my room. Bvight's ears was not sentiened, and I beard nothing about it till some time afterwards. I sow them slain at 8 o'clock, sod they we talking about his. They said it was a bed job they had shot him. They asked lams to renal* with me till neat day, and I amseented re instantly. Bondi& and !Belay ained until Wed. n= night, ad d left abou t ld o'clock. When il 9 west away he changed his theta. He gar me a are to take to his brother, and told me to tell his tu p M Merrebeeter to his father and see ff he eord Rai Ms some money to p off with, and I did so. Sisley tin gave me a sits to take to his aunt. I delivered it to Mie_ , and she memneed with re, bringing some of Sigley's dollies. He then draged those he had oa They won In 1111.11111 end they had Sid some ball, powder, seetrider ea See aad ea asking them what I user diewiththrylingt spiel analdran the Saddens. I threw lbws into the wit ame _they_ wers;alt•Twards taken to the einieg.house 6 DaesesirlDa the 14th of August my brother told me that eery town in Begird would rise that night, but I told him it was nothing to me, as I had nothing to do with it. About 11 o'clock I heard bells raging, and I went out towards John Britton's hoar, and saw 20 or 30 MR making ;their way towards Dithinaeld Hall. I was shortly after reading at John Dearden's doer, when a larger number as from the oppedte dinettes. I afterwards went to ChapethiU, and sew my brother, his gunsmith, sad many others, with pikes and guns. I was apprehended about a fortnight ago. I never was a chartiet. There were from 60 to 60 ball sir Wpm I never attended chartist meetings. The oourt sdjourned far a quarter of an hour at 3 o'clock. meow after which oar express left. It was hardly rusted the evidence cord be pas through lass evonieg. HER MAJESTY'S VENISON EATERS. ...../ear 729 beaks, from the royal keen* at. under the Qmen's warrant, amen emote high alleto et • OWN and ehmit, end etbsee who have thole* es ottlatit anew de tie NM The Mt et salpieets for the bad memo of Ma was reamed by Ilr. A. Milne to the we ea weeds and Mew, sa.4 re.pablitt it me a =lt its Mad. Prior Tea, to whom, es we ore told fa the Imitable eimmicie et " Imehee," good Hine Shirai mamba matey itit busks yea*. weld stare to me the list et ble en-seem in that privilege. Mikis the Cow queer would be aseemml muld he tura The are the pollee ribs lemailt ie the year es tS ea lla by hie wears of at herding the leads on Warr: •Oa a dam ate en be ha Maidak's-waled I. , the bask nesse, 1647 :—Per the savvier of the Royal Tabby 110; Grand Felesser, 2; Lou Cheaborkia, 4i Vies- Claseheslaia, 1; Supswinteedeet I. the Lord tl Its 9; linter eke etthe Hume, 4; Master of the TONlla t° 4l the amid, D ririi.l = a c r a chat at e ph 2 ; IleAre at the eshkeends, 2 Reese- , Mbighl t =too. 1; Beettekeopee at ,1i et Caneertruy_ „11. Arekbishop et Yak, 2; lenii ef 4; Chseesiler et do Meese of langen, 1; Dees and Chimes, of Wisokor 2 ; Provost ef = i to Provorshotimmal, 2; Lord 111A 4 Onmesnev, 4; of the Hesse of Castatios, 4 ; Chief Jostles of the =I; Beardr, 2 ; Lord Chief Julies of the .Colamee 2; Lerl 24 t . Berra et the IzAtleet, 2; WNW of the 2 ; 'edges of the Circuit, 2 ; Atterney-Graosel, II ; flecierabra•Lare, 2; Admeme- General, 2; Herashe et Lendea,2; Bearagremme el Low 1; Chanhodsla 0 Limbo, l; Untied; et lomien, 1 ; o..mmea fiesiesat el Larkin, 1; fleeadea et Whiter, 1; Vhs-Chesseller of Oxford, 4; Does of Chrisitherek, 2 ; Lea Pi eld es t of the Council, 4 ; Lord Psi tiviel sr . 4 ; First Lied tithe Timmy, 4 ; Chamelke et the , 2 ; Cumpereller-Genarel et the Bsehmeur, 2 ; el the Tweesery, 10 ; Beerstarise le the Treasury, 6 ; Wisher te the Trusary, 1 ; Mad Maw le the Tammy, 6 ; First two seam Uterine tithe Timmy, 2 ; ffeermary el Seat* ice the HAM Department, 4 ; Hader Seereetries if State for the Heim Department, 2 ; Chief Clerk far the Ham . Depart, Ment. 1; Semetery et Male kw the Forma De. 4; Ws limoeleries it Mete to the Peseta 3Llmosery ef Sl* fat Ib e OdesieLD ei -4;ll:teise Illerelidei 43 Mate he the Clehetel 2; Flog ro ltd ri et its Alminity, 2; Leeds of the , 10; Mae AfferkelM, 3; Assislant- Ilemetsey et Alrelty, ; adwilelY-. 2 ; D•P•i7 IheweeespeleWar 1,• Malmo Gamal it the W-W•r Ordains* , gimp( Goa rsf et the Ordains*, 1 ; fleorstery it the Oedemas, 1; 011eses al the 2; Proilastel the Bard of Trade, 2; Mester of the 2- Paymaster- Goesral, 2; Postataster•Guserel, 4; o g Cr teem 9 ; 6ewtary et Cestems, 1; Ambearieffeenbory of Cestoos, 1 ;. Western Clerk of Outems, 1; . Northern Clerk a:Cashion, 1; Impeeter.Ciesoral et eel Imports, 1; Conaminimers et Brae, II; le strap sad Tams 4 ; Commisioners of the el AWN. 4; Lord m ile r of Londe., 6; Skaffa et Lades wad Maims; 6 ; Governors sad Christen of the Beek it t; Gomm= sad Direstan of the Bast Lain 4; Governors end Directors of the Booth ll= . - y, 4; Goveracas et Saint Thomas's MnpitalL 4; et Bridewell, 2 ; College ot Barroom i • Oft, ars et Woods, 2; Moen of Works, 2 - Deputy Surveyor of the Moral Perks, B / mi n e lets Clerk of doe Venom W 1 ; pressat Clerk fee the inue of the Warmish, 1; Vine. al merston, is lisa of • pieta of mooed given to Biehnisod Perk, 2 ; F. W. Heppe% Mrq, • grael tsr pipe ping ;b oug h his land, to_ ..* Wisdom Castle with weir, I. Raw Feassr.—L . Irerdea, 12; Meatier Haseem 16; Weedmers, 4 ; Chief Jude, in Eyre, 6; Benign, ; o sgb . 1116.184424 of Woods, du., 2 ; Lientmaat et Me Noma, 1; Miew Bearer, 1; Mita &award, 1; WO Wood. mop. l • the adeaduaaat sad Birainmete Haman, 3; IL O. Comptes, lac, 4 ; J. Bea& !V s ! 2 - .5. taaley,Mm., ; A, line zr 2 ; flir H. Pao*, 1; the Ode et * I, Req., 2. Fermis—The mils. , & ..... :41; the Jurist k aiser. o r "Adam, 2 ; 6° 7; Ma lhl y b ornerithmpMej ; Deputy-Steward, tiB ihinglerc 1 i Dffst7 iddwerd• 11. I , irissevardv Warmsworm onner—The leave 0 ; the Deputy &sew, 0 ; _the Fedoras, 0 ; the OblefJiLaitto I. lyre, 4; the - MeeedoMment 4 Weeds, ffe. 1; emepes is Ea=mod woods erarratis i li c se heist, WO; the elm and ether% to immemesuiel no WIITOZWOOD Fewer.—TM BeegreA, 16 ; Chief Jodie la Ire, 3 ; the Cuommkeisam et Woods, dire., 1 ; Lord nomaa., 4 ; BislMp et Winchester, 4 ; Bad if Leiromer, 2; T. Wood, Beg., I ; the Ham Bata elf Beristd, 2 ; t h e Ifeedsson. II ; the Deputy 2 ; the Illsward e/ the Fared Om er, it I ; Commooldea he woods Is partiele, 21 ; igMom mend the orest f who have seatakeed drugs by lgfrWean dose weeny killed, ear wamemeable, 16. ielnist boener.—The Lord Wartime, 6; Vorderen, s; Orinislows al Weak, &a, 2 ; lAsuleerat of the FM* 1 Latin Feaster, 2 ; Patties Bangers, 1; Kolbe 1113 13M.....2 i l Mlniel met °Mom et the lowa, bet chise -1 he 16 . " — krut ; Irk •W. [race lead. Wake. 3 • Vr a ous S Caspar., 81 WI 331134143, 1 ; Lady ihitaier, i. rtimar PA= —Banera, 4 ; Deism of Haat, 2; Bazar, 2; Chief Judie la Byre, 2; Commis demo Week, he., 2 ; Mr. Isherwood, Lord of the RIM Old Wirodese, 2; Mr. Benmem el Thorpe (Onstage ), 1; Mr. Seeker, the &Mt* fee the fra of the 1; Bailiff and Lesimmith, 1 ; liegiserates sad Gentle st.* the Manley it the park, 4 ; Mayer sad Carpentaria et Window, I. Enamor° nazi—Daiwa of Girmonster, 9; Heger, 3; Deputy Beam 4 ; Banger et H= 2 ; Camaiseisnen et Weeds, ec.„ 2 ; erred 1; enmities; °Mbytes, I ; owner ell the Ideas reed) Mg from Mehemet park to Beshempten, l i u m erk list, die. ;Abated is helves, by ceder of the Deputy- , 9. Cools Pans.—The Beams, 14 ; et the 4; the Conmiseirmers at Wseds, M 1 1 . 1 7 6 C name et x OHM, 1 ; the sorpenties et dimemlei kr • pies* et - land is the hamlet of Hemplea Wish. L Bee= PARA.—The Rimier, hr hes Sa d, preemie, 20 ; terhis Hegel AMU= the Duke iff Cam in Bea of reat water laid an hem Coombs to the at Mantplen Court, 2 ; the Cromeimicume el Weeds, lka j L _ , Gasonnan-Paan.—Menger, 1; the ameminielleell it Woods, ito., 2. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Barr. 19. The accounts from the south to-day seqaaint us that on Tuesday kat Tinges was the sane of excite ment and anticipated turbulence. On that morning Mr. Gore Jones, It.M., at the head of a considerable body of constabulary, moved in the direction of Holy cross, whin an esicarapment was said to hays been formed. The utmost anxiety prevailed during the morning and afternoon, nor was it calmed until in the evening Mr. Joan, with his force, returned weary but ansest. The origin of the rumour was then made apparent. A Mr. Lenigan, of °esti, Fogarty, near Holycross, bad distrained and carried away the crops of some of his tenantry, taking them to his own farmyards. The tenantry and the people in the neighbourhood became excited at this, the more especially as each feared the ease might from day to day become his own, and Tuesday was named for a meeting on the subject. The gentry havieg heard of the intended gathering became alarmed, and notice was given to the authorities. The usual exag geration made the affair an insurrection and encamp ment. When Mr. Gore Jones reached the place of meeting he found not more than a hundred persons of the most miserable appearance meenibled. They were unarmed and perfectly peaceful in their de mailman But they seemed abandoned to despair. Their whole purpose, ea far as the magistrate could ascertain, was to speak of their forlorn condition and to speculate on the more hopeless future. Seeing this was the state of affairs Mr. Jones returned to Thurles without interfering with their proceedings. I have conversed to-day with some gentlemen from the centre of the disturbances. They emus ms that the circumstances detailed in the journals have been exaggerated beyond all conception, while many had no foundation at all on which to rect. Of the latter clue has been the alleged attack on Carraghmore. The state prisoners were removed last night from Eilmainham to Clomnel. (heat privacy was ob served as to the time of their progress hence, and it was half past six o'clock yesterday evening before the order of removal reached the prison. The parties were at once informed of the instruction by the governor, Mr. Alison, and they proceeded to arrange for their departure. At half-past seven o'clock, p.m., an order reached the King's-bridge terminus for a special train to be prepared by half-past eight o'elook, and it was at once understood that the destination was . . Clonmel, and the passengers the prisoners. Previous to the arrival of the seven o'clock up train a car riage drove into the terminus, bat its precise destination and engagement were unknown to those who drove it. After the quarter-past Bup train had been discharged, a bustle about the terminus became manifest. and the arrival of a large body of constabu lary—over 200—at once assured such stragelers as remained in the vicinity that the expected re moval was about to occur. By a quarter peat nine o'clock a considerable number of the metropolitan police, armed with pistols, capped and loaded, were arranged round the approaches to the terminus, and at that hour a prison van drove up. The constabulary, with bayonet' fixed, "stood to arms," and a "Jerry" celled oat for a ' peer to bear in " Smith O'Brien , luggage." Im mediately the van was opened, and Mr. T. B. Witham; stepped out. He was escorted to a first glees earriage—the train had three attached and one third-dam Mr. Smith O'Brien came next, and both Omen; loolomi well as usual; indeed, 111 r. O'Brien's I=.was aeonWan than usually elate. He re anowsomed mdil he entered the railway car 'AWN bth wee net accosted a saluted by say one on theOethirm. Mr. T. F. Meagher came next, and was =siibyes. ce two acquaintances, with whom he .d hands ; his air was quite elate. Next came Mr. M. R. Leyne, a gentleman who only joined the movement the week before the attempt at Slievena mon ; till then he was " a moral force" repealer. He has been suffering from ill-health since his confine ment, and looked feeble, but not dispirited. Mr. (Mouth°e came last, and, having entered the car riage, it was closed. Three men of the humbler class were than brought forward, placed in the third class earrings, and fifty constabulary having entered the remaining criages, the train proceeded to Tip ppererssrry~ The prisoners will be conveyed thence to Qonmel before daylight this morning. Thus the whethAifir.,_ will have been managed without eciat, AMA OM Me utmost security. The parliamentary returns of the amount of go emessat stock transferred from England to Irelpnd mad oho versa since 1846 afford a lemon to insurreo time* by which they profit. It appear that the amount transferred from Ireland to Eng l a nd in those three years was 2,189,8041. les.., and of this considerably more than the-half being 1,384,4981. 16s. Bd.—was transferred to England in the year ending 6th January Let Theo are many and bitter complaints in several of the poor-law moth throughout Ireland of the amount of arrears which are found to accumulate, it la said not always limitable. The amount of arrears re turned as uncollected in the North Dublin union exceeds, I understand, 8,0001.; and many and bitter are the exclamations of those who y the rates—and many are the accusations of fit egaiOdoolleo tors. Without acceding to the todhfuluess of these charges, it seems all but certain that these arrears are greatly inoresesd by the want ofeselkiently • us collection of them, and that many seam as in smear might be obtained if the canton did not mom their own want of energy by a pretended boolveney, and a fictitious moceepancy of slay premieso. It hoe been seggestsd to me to antra. this matter by thesaing to the 'ley miry marks of a Limerick rate-payer this sabjest, with whom I have Tetra an He is an owner 01 house pro looking to the statement of the se counts,l find that he has some show of reason for his complaints. It appears that in the rural divisions of Limerick the arrears of the last rate returned are 4 ,0 001 while in the city divisions it amounts to 666 1. only. There seems something extraordinary in this, whet we recollect that in the Vicinity of Limerick the land is very good, and the holdings not too small, and markets favourable. The recent alterations in the sugar duties have in duced moral houses to eater into contracts with Dutch reSases ft supplies of refined sager direct from Hol land. The freight thence to Dublin is lees than that from mq English port, and the goods are delivered bee en hoard. These advantages, with that of the =charges, will, it is expected, enable Dutch to enter into competition on such teems as will prweat Dublin ham continuing what it hitherto has been—th e dearest poet in the United Kingdom for re ined augurs. of the culprit., whose companions expiated. mime at Nenagh on Saturday last, a eiremeannew has neaspired which shows the danger of truning implisitly to what are celled "informers ore appreven. A person named Ryan— Ciarrachur, so 'risked leg," —was, together with Carty, sentenced to death for the diabolical attempt on the life of Mr. Barley. An approver (Clanigaa) was the only wit ness, sad he deposed that not only was Ryan in the cossphay before the murder, but that after it he, in ocaverethon with Origami upon a certain day in the town of Netiagh, anpeemed his approval of the deed. There is too much reason to fear that lijun is not perfectly innocent of a partiolpatith in the °AMC& of the conspirators, but as to Se silver nation in Nenagh, he was able to prove nonesuch could have occurred, for he alleged, sada sellotheo to the diary of the police of Nenagh bore him one tally, that he was in custody of the force, and in the guard or station-house of Nenash during the whole of the day on which he wee mad by Harrigan to have con versed with him. This enewonauoe hawed the authorities to emanate the capital sestmee against Ryas. His companion, Gutty, sad smiler Ryan sabred the extreme pintheaset of de law on Sam?. day. The lansmrsaftrilmisliegstbiaLkydnear Taw plague. Both aohnewledpil leeimliee of their sm . totem, fully arimeerleigng their guilt So have the' unhappy Culls, father and see singled at Clonmel fkir a joint murder. have already exprowed ray Vial' cation at such unwonted oarroboratises of the just ail. ministration of the law in this country. Heretofore "dying de declarations " were almost always confined to of the justice of the punishment, and had cer tainly an Noxious effect. PROVINCIAL. Thee. CURTIS, s=this paps of yeller day ea havieg em ber a jcioeled et Hell, an leisters hear Aerrrise. he oeleemad roweed um% whit he had edleeted hr the 11.1111111111111 stalk* wee liewesti bakes the moshlreles oldie bone* poderdey, bet the edam, a ff ideolda woo est hoe hie. owl whh het emu' et hie Moab hews somwedel toe lea degh lib bosionee bow ing ands good the minas he was ba dolselt wait he wet le America, sad now &dill . : =mite, It is questionable if a ease will be mode oat MANCHESTER IV ERPOOL AORICOLTIIkm. SO cirrttts.—These two societies having nearly sunk into decay as separate institutioas, have this year tried the rail pros policy of " amalgamation," and with onsidsrable pect Memos, so far as most appearaness go. TOD first annual meeting of the united associations was held yes terday at Manchester. There was a fine show of fat cattle, some good hones, and some extraordinary pigs, but there was but • poor exhibition of sheep. The show-yard was Melted by a greet number of agriculturists, including Lora "matey, Sir R. Brooke, Bert., Sir T. J. do Trafford. Mr. W. Brown, M.P., Mr. W. Patten, M P., Mr. A. Henry, M P., Mr J. Dancult, MP., Mr. Walker, M.P.. Dlr. B. W. Winos of Cameleer, steward to the Duke of Newcastle; asld Mr. T. W. RIM= of Witliensteaw. The show of cattle empieed Asa Unimak about the same number of horses, threi pees et elms sad 71 pips, amongst which Moth Ith ptttrhrs bth to be distributed. There UM den esseethe sebeedson of agricultural implements. Fees a NA of the pries awarded for manuring, draining eel ether pia& seereas, to d farming, a fact hors and dies seer •Srth as showing the 'steepness mil spill been& Is bene hi neighbourhood of menu thatiose use eauseres use the e u hlystioa of the soil And float, es to ensnaring aid draining. Dr. Z. Sillar, of Rainford, to whom was awarded the society's silver medal as owner and occupier of 125 acres, 21 of which were in wheat, 27 in meadow, 23 in oats, and 31 in potatoes, par chased about 300 tons of =nate and two tom of guano an nually, besides 150 tons manure made on the farm. Mr. Thomas Edwards, of Spoke, to whom was awarded a prise of 121., as tenant and occupier of 160 acres, of which 24 were in pasture, 64 in clover and seeds, 16 in wheat after potatoes, 24 in barley, and 18 in potatoes, used 260 tans of manure, at 6s. per ton, be sides liquid; applies 880 tons of night soil to the meadows and pastures per annum, the whole quantity applied to the farm being 1,395 tons, besides 1 t tons of Peruvian game. Five acres of the farm were drained with stone, and the whole farm otherwise effectually drained with drains from 30 to 72 inches deep by subsoil of white land cat and laid in the marl. The management was superior and neat, the fields beiitg large and handsome, averaging 20 acres each.— Mr. James Birch, of Sefton, , to whom was awarded a prise of 81., upon • farm of 130 acres, yearly tanaecy, of which 10 acres were pasture, 44 meadow, 26 wheat, 10 oats, 8 barley. 5 beans, 16 potatoes, and 12 green crops, besides WO tons of manure made on the farm, and applied to tur nips and potatoes, with liquid manure to the clover, purchased 2 toes of guano at 101 per ton ; 400 tons of cow and horse manure at 71 , and 400 tons of nightaoil at 2s. 6d. per to ; had drained 8 acres annually for three years, with tiles and slates (the landlord paying half of the latter); had marled 6 acres in the three years ; and had eradicated the whole of the old fences on about 60 acres. Mr. Thomas Langshaw, of Spike to whom was awarded a prize of 51., on a farm of 99 acres , held for 7 years, of which 39 were in clover and seeds, 16 in wheat, 19 is barley, and 14 in pota toes, applied 190 tons of manure to potatoes, bought 470 tons at 2s. 6d. per ton, and 80 tons at Bs. per ton ; had drained 40 acres since 1842 with stone and tile, had eradicated 1,100 yards of old fences, and planted 6;000 qaicksets in old fences. Mr. Hugh Brady, of Huyton, to w hom was awarded • WWI of 71., and Mr. Gilbert Hal sell, of Hallbank (prize 51.), were also reported as pursuing • creditable intern of [arming ; and the improvements effected by the former consisted In draining 90 acres out of 132, and by the latter in draining with tiles nearly the whole farm of 103 acres, and in levelling old hedges and planting 720 yards of new. Mr. Thomas Ridgway, of Lynam, to whom was voted the society's silver medal for draining, had, within the last year, droned 87 limas with upwards of 23 miles of drains, using horse-shos tiles and slates; cost 4181. in labour and 1771. in materials. Mr. Robert Birch obtained a prize of 81., having drained 56 acres with tiles and slates, the depth of the main drains being 40 and the cross drains 36 inches, 10 yards apart. Mr. W. Atherton, of Spoke, gained the 61. price f r draiuiag 13 acres, using 7,990 yards of tile, depth of drains 3 to 4 feet, and cross ditto, 34 to 36 ; 30 Inches depth was cut by a newly-invented plough, drawn by eight horses, at four time', Wan which • graft was taken with a narrow spade at Id. for eight yards.—Kr. W. Hensball, of Sutton, who ob tained a prize of 41., had drained 16 acres with 18,226 yard. of drains, and had filled the drains to the depth of 14 inches with cindery. Mr. 8. Parsonage, of Sankey (prize Si.), had drained 6 acres with 5,846 pods of drains, 36 to 40 inches deep, with tiles upon Ilea covered with 'laden. In addition to these there non prices awarded for various other descriptions of pro. duce, and rewards to farm servants for quantities of work done. The dinner was to take place at the Palatine Hotel, at five o'clock last evening, Lord Stanley to preside, and a naming's and highly respectable company was anticipated. FISHING WITH CoRMORANTB.—Mr. Senn, of Crozdale, near Durham, who is at present on • visit to R. Dillow, Rm., of lesightomball, near Lancaster, has four tame cormorants, obtained from Holland, and which he has succeeded in training to the Chinese mode of fishing. Oa Wednesday they " met,"to area sporting phrase, at Wen- Melton bridge, where a numerous party had assembled to winos their piscatorial dexterity. They fished the river down to Hanby, a diatom of three moles, and caught CT many trout and eels as filled • moderatiesized pannier. A ring is placed round their necks,to prevent them from swallowing large flak, but which leaves them at perfect liberty to gulp down any. thing not exceeding the size of • gudgeon. The heaviest fish they caught on Wodaseday was a trout • pound and a half weight ; but in the river Kirk, the day beton, one of them brought up a " mort," weighing two pounds. 'this is said to be about the average of then capabilities with regard to size and weight, the gullet, though susceptible of considera ble extension to the spot where it is encircled by the ring, be ing unable to accommodate scaly captives of a larger growth. They are pet into such parts of • river as are known to be favourite haunts of fish, aid although the most ungainly birds that can be imagined on land, waddling worse than a lame duck, their activity under water in pursuit of fish can be compared to noshing so appropriate as a swallow darting after a fly. They are about the size of a common barn-door fowl, and have their wings partially clipped, though not so as to de criiivarefit:egzhogether of the power of flight. The water clear, and the party landing our the edge of the OTC bank, th e fla b, especially those of large sin, might be seen hurrying to and fro, and rushing under atones to escape the beaks of their feathered persecutors, who, I imitation of many gluttons of a different class, did not oal tato to take a larger motekdal than they would have been able to get down, even if Messed from the artificial restraint on their Aometh• They inn rewarded occasionally, dur ing their labours, with a small portion of food each, which Mr. Salvia carried in a poach at his girdle. Two of them the old birds, and exhibit greater docility than their compa nions, whom age sad trtiningare both immature. COMIIIBBION BY THE LORD LIRIITINANT.-J. R. Whitgreave, Gent., to be Corset in the Queen's Own Royal Regiment elfitaffonishint Yeomanry Cavalry. TIII AIIIIBT-DR-LA-7,07CH AGRICULTURAL AR mecums, whkh me the first of the kind established in the IltdlaaiOsuatles, held its 15th anniversary on Monday. The emir at stock end vegetable, took place on the land M elt, die coins of the ancient math, and was considerably than the display of last year. Amongst the nom pr.n were the Earl Rowe, C. R. Colvile, Esq., M.P., and Sir John Harpar Crewe. FORGERY ON THE OXFORD OLD BANK. —OR 14=. Oxford, • ythn man, who had been twice Debts , was bought bKoreDr. Winter, • county magi theta at Oxford, on two charges of uttering forged sato, purporting to be of the Oxford Old Bank. It appeared that the prisoner went to the post-office, Tetiworth, and obtained tempest-office orders on the Wheatley post-office, about six miles distant, made payable to W. Willoughby, of Wheat ley. The postmaster at Tetsworth, suspecting that sow. thing was wrong, withheld the advice, and went to Osbed, when he soon found the notes to be forged ones, and the prisoner was apprehended at Wheatley. and taken to Oxford Castle. The emend charge:againa the prisoner was for peas log ea the sante day, the let of September another 61. sob, purporting to be of the Old Bank. In this owe the prisoner drove ap to the dear of the Crown Ina, S sad celled for a bottle et glager beer and • glees el which he teelared la mewed a Si. moth end resolved 41. 19s. 4d. in image. 21ds sets was also Preyed to be • kr gam. Th e primmer else pearl =sem EL mote at Wheel* ley on the Friday evesdag, het the person who bad given him chergeoseslag him la eusiody on the Saturday stitheetedit to be • bad meth, sad told him so, wire ni a KIM busediately returned the soverelits. It beeppmed that primmer on his way Psththal drama sass aims meth as en oanday morning • leers lad e/ Headingtoa, ekes to Oxford, picked •up • pared centeising five more forged notes el the Oxford Old Bank. Puraixm—Rov:C. 1;1;11, to Lillian 11. ; lOU. I with realms, w &at Lezhwa ; 20814 SIAM; MA lidnifil; lat., Lad Wolter/on ; A. WodebAre, s. 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