The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-30 00:00:00

In die sitting of the 21st the President stated that the same tofu Majesty had been sent by a courier to Ohants, sad that the Mowing letter bad been re aired fees the deputation of the central power at Fraskint t Is sessendeg khelr antielby proseate the esessiit tee have Weems their pee sue. Thep brite that it &AIM orovisisooll =kr to witor4= of • the Oennel Pewer.—WasnEns nil MILS TM Waage olakd thud is erremprom et the re ceipt le the imperial ameihais all the lam frees the plenipotentiaries of the metre power, I meal he expoifiont to remain is states ro for the preseat mmil wait for farther overtone. PRUSSIA.—Dates from Berlin to the 24th state that not only rumours but positive asertions respect ing ministerial changes had been current is circles. It had been lanq known that General Von Neel was at variance with other member of the cabinet. He had several times of late offered his re- That tender, however, was either not accepted or else withdrawn by General Von Pfuel at the earnrst request of the King himself. It is now understood that, while complying with his Majesty's wishes for the preempt, he is determined to remain in the administration only until a successor can be pro cured--a matter of no slight difficulty, for two or three influential pawns to whom application was made declined accepting the post of president of the council. It may be added hero that the above-named general, by his constitutional conduct ever since his entrance into the cabinet, has not only succeeded in removing the prejudice formerly existing spinet him, but has acquired no slight popularity, particularly the citizen class and the more moderate por taroirorthe national trembly. It is not unlikely that Wrangel will be his succorer. A cabinet order, re cently issued, is now attracting the attention of the Berlin papers. It expenses his Majesty's thanks to the civic guard for their praiseworthy conduct on the occasion of the recent disturbances, and declares that they thereby showed themselves worthy of the honour conferred on them by the king in March last when be placed weapons in their hands for the protection of the throne and the maintenance of order. So soon as this cabinet order was published, the democratical club of the civic guard issued a proclamation to the effect that they declined accepting the thanks ex pressed in it, upon the ground that it was dictated by sentiments which had no foundation in the revolution of March, and which are quite opposed to those for which the civic guard of the capital are resolved to lire and to die. The cholera at last appears to be on the decline in Sonigsb urg. The first article of the Prussian constitution was voted on tte 23rd in the constituent Assembly after a stormy discussion. It nes as follows, reduadancies and ell: " AU the portions of the monarchy, in their present extent, form the territory of the Prussian states. Tee special rights conceded to the inhabitants of the grand duchy of Posen , through the union of the grand duchy of Posen with the Prussian state, shall he guaranteed to them. An organic law, to be simul taneously published with this charter of the constitu tion, shall further confirm those rights." Oa the 24th the constituent Assembly rejected by a majority of one a motion to the effect that no decrees or decisions of the central executive in Frankfort should k promulgated in Prussia until they had received the ssastion of the above assembly. It should have been Maul before that ministers were twice defeated dadug the debates on the 23rd. The questions, how ever, were not ministerial ones. SWITZERLAND. DISTURBANCES IN TAB CANTON OF FRIBURO. We have advice, from Berns of the 25th instant, which state that on the receipt of a telegraphic de 'patch received by the Vorort, orders for several bat talions to march were emit during the night. A few boars after the roads leading to Friburg were lite rally covered with soldier& This sudden and unex pected event has given rise to a multitude of rumours. I am informed, however, on good authority, that the following is the truth: For some time back the Bishop of Friburg has been in open conflict with the government. The go. vernment had required all public functionaries, including the marls, to tike the oath of the constitutioo. The bishop, by a circular ad dressed to all the ecclesiastics of his diocese, had forbidden them to take this oath. A sharp correspondence ensued, which soon left no hope of any coo remis e . The council of state of the canton of Fri ,in fine, addressed . to the bishop on the 14th inst. a suramins 1. To submit with out restriction to the constitution and to the law@ of the moron—to order all the clergy to make the same snlimission—to order them to conform to the laws in all their public and private acts, and thus to show an example to the population. 2. To renounce all pre tends, to any course contrary to the constitution and the law% especially to the place for the appointment to bossism whadi Ms been introduced abusively into the ressat tomlitelisa of the synods. 3. To submit to ri lrevites oppliation of the state all addresses, end all publications whatever, addressed to the alp and the congregations of the mouton, d to put the constitutions of the synode in harmony with the laws and institutions of the state. Such was the position of the bishop when the con gregations of the district of Gruyere' sought, by a stratagem, to surprise the town of Romont, when they were driven b 7 grape. Their perms wee, if Itomont should fall in their power, to advance upon Friburg, from whence they could drive the govern ment ; but this latter thy was on the watch, and at the first notice Berne and Vaud sent their battalions, which hastened to Friburg. The report is rimed that the bishop, escorted by a detachment of cavalry, had quitted the territory of Friburg, and had directed his course through the canton of Vand to Franoe. FRANCE. Tax Lostrionis or Jurs.—The Gamete des Tederme The esaminka, sidled a Cllsmice, Mhos& hr the rawhide of the Isms el the yd. miss of Jams, 41M114 to be teemaneled by the Mill icy erarainisas, amimetsd Its Mem ea Saleetleg M. Oat et UN MISS ealimilM to it, theemmireim. dim • annals mamieraires. b mid to lure nutted diet WI of the hem hethwlth be nesemended to the demersey of Vehlef of the emeatln gesammet. A smart sines Is to be Palos{ et s later peeled; ad Ms amber of the lemeepeetsd whims ads will be Axed at a masimm el ma yeses, will simat te *boat 1,700." HOLLAND.—TnaHAouLOcr.27.—lntbsistiag of the email Mamba ef the Ststesemeral, this day, there. eldest snmesed that the ilml ebegaber bed adhered to the project of the adtamia reply the mesa hem Me ems, and that the mmallses elseged vie resseeleg emaim to the king was mem' E n g= went Of lb Via Deana bast; t of the semillesoleted that after the enmities bees ressind th at a s tkaall his Unsay bed Med the inglikenk ha Ma. the Noble end lliaftlards,—l reselesedeeddesse v i a =hely modeller_ dies ever atembed mai Mee tea esseseime el eglelea between repareatallesset tY magas mad wolf; MA, uins ender yesesat sineationses, lli l mealmlty °pinks seq a doable Mee ta say ens. amt ewene to you the gratitude sad Melaka which 1 test at Ole I Mali the dem menistioa that so keg se th ew emd the esties shell es meee le walk bras, la the Noe reed, eel hese ae ether °West dm the gems' Mho, the Almighty will never be isrelusd le rale." Is the et tmeaserow the prqset of law tee esembe the thisit Ma the "ways lad means" win be dimmed. STAT En OT TEI Zomming.—Tbo resolatioa takes by the TM* getersest co the 10th Jere het, emetlJeg is whisk s jemmies of expenselne Is pried to ems medusa ef Mime' Whim bee Itheeell Ihe melee elf the Oetetoa esteem to , Rothe veydeelo, i sa lbelle ordain wlth z = is. iolielme their Ye Ile mess OM eeihe V=mease Nate reuerelteriseey=le s t s e Whets, erten% erreremote Whit tent of the Mae have Mimosa the idiot of INA' the: prepeithe ea width the oseeleles et ' CU opee homed, sad ban made a sepreseeheiss WINS yiketios et th le mew* ft the aremille yeeleole 41 their ANNUM& Kowtow, es Ike voldellea ebith telli be eittpled es those dives say be_ let zeiented semi Ma, it le y= a ll i risteend sow n a vy be dreaded sea them mere yesieMs mirk utk,a late the Zeilversim It le, Imam the a/ • p a t c h merelme that_prank themedies beilmehemi Mk the' inelawaT earddeMse of =bk. Theo tleerimemb wild than vale be annsbki rackftlig the itilelloh d lb. i nael o of *my width they my have beta eilkyel yay, if es n or be eadebeisi, the alsiggint i 4; w a s to Hoed to sourset Negrehmi irini tiese= BRAZILS AND RIVER PLATE'-71ks Pawls -rived a t p a i n i s th. e•. des Rio Jambe, whine ea she need ism, MIL tgal al the 211 ed, ant hum Peeembeee at the OIL Ms IN aim& a watitiad lisigght la ed di maw Tbs lop feces the Bret Tab INIPO ftweitel by the Zor siv o i ett. _Mod ay. aag ea the eme agile fisi ship edee *me hp the Beet W. The Sweet a t y DO" eletbeerd, ea flopt.11; the Oebeetbes, be. Limpet, woo et Peueen. be a Sept. IS the Aimee, Spitler. mid ',Velma, win le. la is llli is - Ms. id Ilie the the be low wee re- uk A OE iris' area mat have n in that N of 1?", ciO - oi, M of este. maul Vicar with eace- the )1' the calved prim?, ow 001 l hi !" After mtnost, t of tits dupla. venial!, t dove the ro t& sad Dist lo one will at ela Ito prided news apron to be finished by this parr . fres Waal or the Rarer rate. A reek et dollars he orerbeini it diserberkulas wiry, hot will doubtless bo wawardat Ma water. Ito leis Pries arrant says :—" We erase most say ersisoollia la trade dash* the per sheath. Imports, is far oi rots were esseraid, WWI art Caere rode Moira plus is July, bat er sanded the Let sr roars of tbe Tar i et ether ankles the esigiles win web. et several • se. .ad aea irreairee sourossin ibe Tills of tram hard. The stir of redoes were is aYr saws;bat ot ber prier lairstr nee aber ITr amt., sat ▪ falba haprovereat le. by many, erredeally expired. Of expire: Coen orty to tbe mask ahem& 100 Ma, bat erglies are erwari sod a marks heowed. Alter the enter etre prissier a t p tr i Z ats were MOT* reirlikloo, eat re rime i Wrist slightly Ing Wails Om den el - (lased) the ...Cwt hums lid, sad the deebp whales ewe ia ulnas, et tho baser du .ens. is e seas. Thew l boss siereass to Augur et ea the MAW Si three lfan ar=aliei d mad 120 caste Omer. Preipsa beA is Na tis Or orraid. Discounts 7 per Out err. SL to OS soestoer 114 i. The masts et the satiore eat esma bat elka to the ex tent of 16 pet odd mewed with=tai 6 pet Gist. sod , pared yid 1647 he the death d COLONIAL. NEW ZEALAND —Y. ibispore. W2ltall journals had bun resird dam my 4, from we gather several items of aewa Y was quiet, sad Made making fair youvese. HILL naiad tu tte d the now eat demist elOtalma.ead ralarsdriFelleyea Jam 17. The town aid eaberea sestres hai beat rem, sad the gird Jar me wired bathe Merles ei Oa emery ender TM Wu maims MI an her ram of Denise, as miry aspred b pairs la a Mar temlber, asd the urea war brit esalm kir laws on the metier ; rain the wasieworstres hes bra Mar. 112 sestina oe properties have boas irk and the persons porde/de have Mem 'Sowed *Dakar et the ant 112 numbers, the p= Melee hawing Is.. determined by ballot —the evils a es the mood beu m. at at Wellington sad Au dis:4 flsss bra allied. H.M.S. Fly. in the pump to Oakes, had Weather, aid wu reveled to his up far A m. whore die remained smarm days. Whilst at rat gift Imp, the geversest straiseirer, sp• d is albeit et the u p 7, adrialred the native L ilis hy bola up for 2,106 A Ma Ara of Ma diluent arms, ex as her the Mesa bleak ssathward. HILS. Ft alas sighed the Arrest bleeds (Naderepb) TM Imbue af bed Boor situate ea the easter Mir AveileaL dualbed ma berg a good port. The Meads ale seer he be bleak and cheerier in the extreme, esti the rakebart• .mdse, about 70 fa arab; wistrad sad alerials. The weather is very moray la them leilaise, sad whalers earetrets leek *am is Sherd, sera am eels baying put in during the put eight years. Raper the state of the new seeta ger reeMgpeeMet is the Wafiemessi h hreat eamesistetst wri ti ng use date hum 17d, drakes as asalleka Grebe immigrants SS WNW& ; Witte he eiliflefferege elneeeeee were CIN fie., sod laborer Oa. ye deg; perieless was at Ler rat. dower this at Wriveym (le dark the rim paid ▪ =). The purunmenthr ma de astrise paesieres IL Takes and Tikes, and ths telbse Ihka he the Serhara Island ; the north Werke, et the Wart hart bra purebred in Mitch, 1847. The pair pram as tali over four degrees of latiera, - but dee, set Weis Banks's Peninsula, which the Mime midowledge to ham sold to the French company. The claims at Wm. par have been !arranged, those at Taranaki are fa prelims of aettlansat, and the oily claims et althea to title rusaheing nue:Unguided are ell the &Mid betwein Wellington and Taranaki. Sipe= Alm nativstithe adjudiente, the Nees remarks : The more the Reimpose prier= rausess to the southward, the more inevitable the l eer dr rat afu germuut for New Zealand should= a t array" des geographical centre of them IMMO Gereramiest is about to mum a cenmus to be takes of the seuthies radar At Nelson, rest pryer we. berg made la ehiplablas by satires, who errs, a gar dare bosom prerad it a respectable class of eventing reasis. The Nos knee el asedslier, of Jane 28, remade: : peal is dime Mettle miwthien muicso teat mud tart let seesommisloo bilinanees MIK setae Wm Irma helm Mad dem ibeemeheia mdlemula w reedfilMil le were thmedem MAIM esteeMeludieg ftw. wed Me emir eg Wh ober mehlwa el Mewed% Mum Me twormag im m hilieive emit al Mr realleal ea Oa etd s = wa ea aketperft eamarra egilemestes Me as ter moment sea ea aboullim awl yes It =r e/ "I"l" miem able tr a lir ma twlmm ig =l4. lhi nsiVe . wiMen. ft ouseertletlegrememdueleftesesa thesse., imeemoyitsseawtan Mu usiveme, thee ea rig mull le sedan at the au Weft oody liwiatsow ma el amilmemt whide meg to dude , imp wow le Mil me mina of Ile leglaihe I • amia la as swam oriOA t i e=l lea al =the umbin Yeete li erilesin s eed ewer la hair a arlialealesse. A yeeirear al hie Brear Lhutreat4lsserse helhares imaireetit Nara' under saran I. the parrs. webs ant to Van Dime% = .1 1 1 1 11 , 111 : __ u. wawa d emigration sad at dr parte Wriest:am ft appears that 166 pram left, 1118 yams arrived thine daring the per via, showiest ea Mlle of arrivals over the deputes* el la passim gbe court. WINDSOR, 81I1tDAT.—The Queen and her family attended divine vessels this morning in the private chapel of the Castle. The Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courteasy offi ciated. Yesterday morning her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the Hon. Misses Herr sad Cavendish, Gee. Wimps, and Col. F. H. Seymour, left the Castle foe Clam most, to pay a visit to the Cosat and Countess de Neeilly. Her Majesty sad the Prince returned to the Caves in the afternoon. The royal dinner par t ' , at the Castle, yesterday evening, included the Du ch ess of Heat, the Prince's of Hehenlohe Lattgeubourg, sad the Prisons Riles and Prince Victor of Hebechhe, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, NMI= de Spetb, the Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell, and the Right Bea. Henry and Mn. Labouchere. Mr. J. Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday, In Dowatag-etreet. ' The Earl of Clarendon left town on Saturday for his seat, the Grove. Watford. The Chanoellor of the Exchequer left town on Sa turday for his Net. nickleton Bali, Yorkshire. D. Power, Req., of the Norfolk Circuit, is tqr. *awl Recorder of Ipswich. ATPOTITIVENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT. —brans awns Livia. already yeenated petals. at the =Mae labia Masada Aft la Mak swain le- Illwassal DNA el Aida awe iewslaid far dellts be aspestese, ammaso tbe yeeieribed by the set. The ipa• Ilarasalf to the rispowelble duties of tbe din SaMeosa G. T. Claik, I. Cray, R. Re= wed W. Meastor. Mr. Clark los awed much sad in Idle, tibiae he ha beta espied is drahreakasda Mr. Cray is the washer of the lasysimpolia of CIA fra, ead gave nimble widow Imaie the Marog=lro Cawaisibla Mr. Iliewllmea, breaerly maser to Me &Mears* Tama, has barn wyod ia wears of a nit ryimpaeeaswtis snood of die asabent lowa. Mr. 110 M a 11411111111111•8/4 ladiaza t a Xil oadaessfad a e Ma ark miaow atabli sad bassa it Chatham wad at tee Panes! Camair.—Tha Board of Health oa Sodiaday received reports of best areas at Ceveatiardia, drayasy, Siuthwwir, Lowed" Uxbridge Meer, sad eleven owe; of these eight were fatal. Frees we lave saws of this Yes sew eases sad fear dials ; boa Nadavia sae atm ere, set Istal. At Leith two awe distils have esaand teen &elm. A Woolwich esesseissadeat : There W be.. sae mew case ea beard the UMW due Thursday, sad two se three mass aim nadir Isioariat are of math tame slaws that the reasvery dab mesa is arable& THE BacroaT 07 Biamorarzaamouri„ l Aftar Latizaz ie coaarka el Tawasy lest athis NM as Dir. rakes the frlawiag eassemat therm : New. nem es no m te tic alibi ma equembe mess which Ile tho balsa et dr dley to try up a • posses tleidmel lßy se as Sib Oat la the as sem ash &Asks slab Moe Sea met. hit Is be elvemoloase SSD whit belt bkhoswees Amu* WAR^ lllll resa tdra seopme. Goilaso ea sea reeraof Yr ties 111 or waissa talatawrommalt= etWasewarmaha estrosely es sob se labia bat sr, emiaralle mks Om% es Ik. ml eMs• used OW= rivinzt. Dacha. MS Masa ROY" WWI ass WMe bona held a maim aster Or maw book earl With It bee lag boa 40M. leoeoblel le hen late Wart marsh tai to Hest" ers a hes kag bow bowel ell SWIM sobs* sal tabs • roams Lay clidrOM Mosel* aa m A r irier the midis greisaarrie boone. as fob be embed Gs pipr. We sey es met tha tho rale Mrs' le the Dail imfr fewaa n =tr e la IS ohms, • anG asp gbh cd wpm ti.soi. ger emus alai She near, lt Shenk yes sow maps the am readeei W bedew la is essese muse bat um. tame% se dedla pugs. bat It matt to to Wive la obi bot the timiskor of deep oesperba eat of SO berme b ant sr bat As = ii the am Sam of the deem art so= 154 ter Whist saes es Yr se nobs lhe Ms wisipia We master ray the dansteas dead "blab net be ompoted swell as those to tog Wm mew et edam was enadrula alaaaarmaa Sae _was, ad shresas, saw* ore al redresod. seism the as Veit eelesseaa ear bah" • near •le espeetei • anti, ova It that MOW. stpreeno vary Moat lasone reritst a r i meeii et worth of tbe stale et • == dsier. a t= "6. Me.h. mei Lem wee* le cot • r a ISM= mac aplomb lot &sift to oesethlag dim • am Vida wil mesas Or woe twenty elergoase. Uodeeilolly, as we showed at fleareley, then are dim alga is lids awe to be osaloadod wia ,• bat while we wad ammo then, this loaf grist, dff•Sed 111 11111 I AN* woad ma =wily yield to Mass wlaa fa ls atlesges wale are 4Menalo. If the boa Ike fieeiedeteleal clearwk.& C lib beeZiglia moseurbads aaseak Me laws if la Maly. ea • mit aseniefiy also lay. This ..... =in aces es Isl .• able to dim; but the edit bre wet se qadart maeolarausa a mama greeter eve ID abil II: idiom maw eloro oadowa dwitseny were origiselly Wow a their . ye y Therel was d=2, tea Ike Wands ef the Bilborassesoath, as roardiel is the awn L:silinpus THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1848. that sa essonses was gim that es further step shoold be talus antil the wt sb salgest shag hem both submitted to the privysesacil, lima s s troll the Aim* memorial to the brit of thorn* The mania se liti analeell se the Cbssolser at Cam mans sad- Maanastran utthmikatisr—theweth, that prow samsdalhet lath nth with damp Mob test the slaw oW her Heistheignommest las othembei vest 04 1 8 n r ov ." : " . t a in the memo and of admilseas ef Hoskin treeing to linthea's By, wd their 11618•110114 la the sad ems= snow. the with se thsesseivaes blood, with tke Wag els/ stab of lab to the less, hays, inlets, sad riven within se ranothiles the ma k; together with all royalties of *a saw thea Me smelts, sod aft Mies royal awns brisegkgir tend " Is mate sod sernitate the maid genthso nod essegmy ami this for sow, eras sei ebietele bode I st e rzielen aim mid thaws wed see" silks depsatmsth to wards the dess Pe o7r m as MINK ef par liammat_(th the 11th Asignet), twits ash ims somenthass is the MonoK Ommene e whim. lea hem of 140 am bees, tin messwre sompoi ethamestiso by a majority of • 10; don whisk time me somenne has lota gins by her XthoWsgmenmant that no fferthar Milts lase in di* mbar Mil the singed then loth hew boo& ass doe tke sothibeatimo st yaar loreblps, and yano _ ep therm Mabel. that your nemedeliste, mwMn.%s plash year bridges to =press firmly, but with= their se pin* of mop sash K the ammo of for tbe spend ken& of nand es is somompinet la the samara herein AMA M ; mil they do an hesitate to aim their smistios that every donor Ar ezalmfee lambus itersiehre weed has bees, an the whole, that sot am new nista the shrognise 111=21 sot be nosiest he the mole of this set, as well as to the peeves KM sem -WM missed by issbor. The per as aterialista canoe mess' their surprise that se valuable a pressmion u Yanesavee's bleed Maid be hands& nor for a rental of ems Elam per mum to so ient a body as the Hatho's Ba Company, .data time, toe, whim heavy iatsss of any signalmen' if Mir old Mutt are illitt everts Aboondiog IA szeolliat coal, and dmbwr for navel purposes, Island presents now, almost for the dot UM, a cheerio( raped to the tree emigrant. fhttlesemle are se rapidly Meressing about the Columbia River. as te hulas. the Asterism government to establish a line if delis slonsers between that river and Panama, which, it is hailavoll, ban already begun to ply, and • con siderable tab will doubler spring up in these newts. Prom the en lithos sf its Whom and its geelemphkell Po• shies, sided by the ammo elearacter of the bar at the south al the Wham Vsesonvete Island 00•14 hem the key of the while mad bassi a ready hopat he refit ting and in the whys fisheries whilst the and shoat the NM its mines other pram bid eat a promise of a mai- derable expert, set alp to tke osseer mow. but also to the Sandwisk bleeds aid other am diSat countries. Them, sod other sdoselogn whisk would spring out of them, wail, deabires e invite the formation of a era and selfm= e mbay. were Mt every hops milked by tide tembream if that leashes tae. ritory to • tempeay, without whom mirth perminkm no Lod as be ken or slid, oar wade if say kind, either is experts or imports ten be meted so, M whose own minty is enured in the fiat sentsnos of Sir J. H. Petty's Warr to Zan Grey, dated Yth of flept. 1846 (vide Mese et NUM= sessional papsr,_No. 619), wherein he states, " that the semi ship of the Hudson's Bay Company to the Columbia sad seethnost of America was then load. lag, 1e.." main. tom their own statement, that a ft er kenos ins is possoise of the soil, and of the exclusive right of tiding ever tertftorice larger than Europe, for a period of Ono ofroltiog to two centuries, one " annual ale is adistens the carrying out of all the produce and manufactures width the whole space west of the Welty Mountains repass from the smother country. That before the gamin proposing= of this most secret and grimly sompsay be further gratified, your memo &the would somostfully yew your lordships to moseine With ike and aerator - smithy the true relation vibe** mosply . has bees mai still Mrs to th e pod gy* besents bilk at this canny nil of this committed Wink amen The Imam el the lodemo's Bay Cora pley's binittin the Mirk soliestes sod it is but jut that kiss ink thinelso thesepoliel be panted inquiry should be saris how holm than Ims bum diethergell to what swoon dthislith sod imintly haws bed ; belmsed. sod the rights of Indindosts have Ma whether dram their possetheis have been thessimint he tie = r ex tent so as to reward the activity of the bonier by cooly, or have bon me limited as to depress the varit .l 2 Mom by minim smoothy, aid at the same thee t ee cure high poises at home through an quaoy of imperts; and further whi th er the goods sut plied Gam this athutry thriork their exclaim arm lath then sold to or lostorod with the In dkos &ikon NM of posits. That yen memorislins have read the pewshilese Mocked it the semi it the proposed charter, aloft ism the samapaoy the mtabliitamot of at least me angswool epee Itenseaver's laisaderl s ith i s five leery y under pink a isibleeme of their ; wirvisi, however, mink smith= for prolishis horse same ,• hat they have Imbed in Ma fora ism similar to that whisk Lard Gthard wpm when the empany's Bons, be andisith ems resew* which pro vided th at in the mot se nom wealihigog a roam in :i n gin ' P a i r g a II" "WWI" " wWh o tr a s serest Kash eeleey, should be. reserved to the more. Hoar sassassialim however ' have no maillithes is tho elbow el pro visions of this kind ationsed to obrenn e ismonsh as laryte aett latheetial sempanies ben eterl s rese of evading or areapiag the psositios node am only express their hope tbst. in the beitim . i this charter be to be granted, tie at the end of five yeah, that it has mean' tke eh= in which it has no doubt framed, or rather aseepted, the ems pro visions. That believing that the granting of Vamesmer's Island to the Hudson's Bay Company will not be Ms fieial to this country, or to tit* Woad itself. sod will prernet the mania of nab there, yule semertalYN raspestildly pray yoarkorthhips on to advise the ommelon atlas prosset charter until a Slot inquiry, shall have Ism made late the manneria which that company has used its former privileges, or until it shall be proved, by rasesable time, that the settlement of a scamp there cannot he ellbeled by hes @MI self-empaning emigration, aed ear within a maim clause - siallar Os that width was iambi to the *oats of 1838, m kersinbefore quoted. Oise of Committee of Privy Cooed be White hall, Oct 20, 1648.—5ir,-1 am directed to Idiom the receipt of year letter of the 17th Isot, ormiesing a inamerial of the directs of the Chamber K Oememasres sad Mambo tons at Nanthester, on the *VI the grant of Timm vise s Island to the Hodsea's Ompsay ; sad I am to state that the moorial has bees before the lords of ths tenunittes.—l saa, sir, your obedient servant, G. H. Poems -Thomas Boothman, thq. inn aleelliwobaim adman In bla the bee of . MI b. se lank flat Ilse town et id bed ; lei dm nly mode by t v i sirtbad esimitnet=r thess tz se n isk by em eateries of Ace pannial system hem& The Hot. J. Uhl ma, however, ft is lignifisd. be Ineeni by IM Mimi _al Dubn% U renery SI•ledned&11111. If OM le is, tkat pedals will, by obit rely torgew Weals at kis grans& hp the 411 Ms means qp be gave Se evitit its LINK • year, Ina of the sces u tr i... bde ; a few weeks slam he palmed a sea of Lead 117;ne • beasine with 700 L a you ; sad now he bas bon eastrilag be the temporal haunt of a relative of the First Iced slim Adrakelirg. Ills thus the aristocracy AIR The bleep, la gralltrie hi penrca,rassrves all his Asia* linage Air Ms pima% bineds.—[Hn. D. N.] Tun /town= Dollies—The * Bari of Carlisle having InlinglieS te the Secretary of State ttc Dspertmen • nemeriel, signed by the apinars. Ind mmailsenuers of the W b eefting error's dins, twat the *awoke the drain impend by the Ibearlan ea MUM geode, Lard Palawan has amen tie .vow to to rotorsed to Ms ar lardeli sis tiie. : le relgam•mOst. 14, be t e. —idy Lad .—ho lbserat s a e s, seilmererlis dr reepz i liedeWs Mt& Sib tea, Umfa • mereert, lbehriessMlldballter eglases, s wats of tbe alt Tetimme, as the saint el the Me Immo el the &disgorges& wefts pea. V gownsman err hilvada. Ia lee& lam Inhempr Ileft- Wes Mather Warr as therms ef Erin le the imam ea the Hiker fleseeembee Isr„ ke aters dear be wa n t ease rem sea densld dor The fifths Medea the ralt ass to the Oat S weer be is emir the therm el Sides es iv geode Mr Sam rue Os mann of stress yrs gar have edspled heists armsem emir Or Mr =wee or the ices. da ; rad he rid ow Inn drawl, of to. Sri at Wastwanlaßes npsowsials% the Iris pesnment had already &and le dr rests essemely Ms realliera Is err= Is imam he reirdec the psis of yen man es were as iliedly canarpelal Miro as dales dile Idleardn tees dr Mllble dries. The Presdenederlee hairs seld Trarra preirn mast haw nharld as it to Wir ismaiwirs implhatiam le the severe elasidruden ef the ear awe et the werame was, sadism mill the asides to them retie th bombe= meived. I wadi be lepeelele Few he fir Ms nun=ane greinment nem •re Oh ale Meer OM emir& Oa Meek the Zen el Waserreird am Matemeedlio tny pa sorsa ea dot Ail bum wearied It veal be bey= issiddp.—; Irene rasa, Is. H. O. kermsera. SUICIDE OF CAPT. 111.111111 T, Or TEE 6311 D latarr.—On Saturday searaing this gentleman destroyed =L in his apartment, at No. 8, Cecil-street, Strand. The was found lying on the floor with a severe wound Is Ns aide. A registrar( sword was lying by him, the point of whisk was covered with blood. To have effected hid ob jinn ha snit have placed the handle of the sword on the peered, sad forced himself forward upon its point. A str aws was sent tor, bat the untortunate gentleman expired 1 Wiwi his arrival. TIN Pal IN BREAD-STREET.—A court of inquiry Was WM ea Satardoy, before th e =roper and A special jury, to Wraith ate the origin of the recent lire in No. 60, Breed stint. The evidence went to show that the fire originated between the flooring of llr. Anstey's warehouse, and th e webs Mba r. Deer's apartments, but how the lire could have pa ism this particular place was not explained. The court wee, therefore, adjourned for farther evidence on this point. INQUVrT, BATURDAY.—A MOTH= CTIARGIID WITH STARTING MIR CHlLD.—Before Mr. W. Cuter, in the Board-rcem of Lambeth Weakens, touching the dath of a female child, eged five weeks, who, it was alleged had died from starvation and exposure to the weather. The evi dence was very voluminous. The mother, formerly a ser vant, gave birth to the deceased on the 17th ult., in the sick or lying-in ward. The child progressed very well for up wards of three weeks,when the nurse and other persons ern plained to Mr. Duke. the house-surgeon, of the conduct of the mother in refusing to give the deceased the breast. Ile, after cautioning her on the responsibility attending any fatal mink, prescribed that the deceased should be supplied with new milk and loaf sugar. The next day the mother made so application to the board, wishing to leave, and, althea*. ramasstrated with, she left the house with her offspring, tie =• giving her Ti. She proceeded to her mother's In High-street, Lambeth, but her parents would I net give her shelter. She wandered about for nearly a work, when she returned to the workhouse at • Wok* at night. The child was apparently dying from mid and hunger, when Mr. King, the porter, immediately sett lee Mr. Duke, and in the meantime the demand was even to the name, who had the child placed in a warm . The infant tallied, but, notwithstanding every atten ds. that could be rendered, she died on the morning of Walwrolay last—Kr. T. 0. Duke, the medical officer, said that wkwa he was called the child was sinking last from edleeldes, consequent upon cold, hunger, and destitution. Whoa the child was taken out by the mother it was in a good condition and free from Injury : It was now exceed- Ingly emaciated and thin. His opinion was, that the child hadhsen starved to death. Mr. Duke added, that whilst the child was in the ward the several inmates were all " up in arms" relative to the infant, and very often some of them suckled the child when Us mother neglected ix—The Coroner said, frees the testimony adduced, he was of opi ates that the evidence wee not sufatrat to criminate the mother, Hannah 'flakier, for causing the death of her child, although her conduct ;was highly improper in leaving an asylam, to wander the streets without chance of assistance or shelter.—The jury, altar some ooneultation, returned a verdict of " Died from bodily exhaustion, produced by want and exposure." THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY. The Atlas of hatarday mays :—" A fact has oome under our notice, to which we attach more importance than t o the ordinary news. It is not often that royalty has CCU don to appear in the courts of law or of equity. There can be no doubt bat that, es laid down in Blackstone,' the sovereigns of this aunt , y can sue as plaintiff in the courts, in respect of private and permed rights, because they have those rights as individuals and not free corona. Brit althogh such a right undoubtedly rxiste—and it hpart of the pride and th• privilege of RegliMmen that it should exist—the instances of its exercise are rare. When the right to be asserted by the sovereign must be enkeceid by a mart eqaity, a difficulty arises; became an inhmetion in 1 fiery (in vacate.) nest be obtained on yeti :lisa affidavit, sad time would be a ocatzsdietion in the sovereign himeelf petitioning the Court of Chancery. In the same to which we refer this difficulty has been got every an seemigement quite I/iridium. There are cases, we Wow, ea treserd, where Prince George of Denmark was • solar i the smarts, though we are not aware that he ever seed la his equity of husband of Queen Anne. A however, can initiate proceedings in Chan iergire=of die seeersign, which could not, without an =Y essuedisffisa, ammiesse from the crown. Prince e slosig i rA ti leeward as the legal champion of th e Qom* Her and the Prince an well known as pause if the eels. hey are net " patrons" in a merely 2sum, but Wereesives *lbw art in various branches sr a pare love me Asa by royal peruses. Oar readormay renrember to ham read ma amount, not king due, of veriest dewier and etchings which have l era exerenbeibyyeXshmyand Prance Albert, and which excited a &NMI 1/6111 fa thoes who were so favoured as to be saws' Is Yuma thou Them drawler, or ,or sighs edlbles, It seems, have, by DOM seandeloos=nde, hese aholumbed hem the *see without authority. They wee OINK to a pinkish* in Paternorter-row, who proceeded savestlee diem der publication, with a '• descriptive eats = es has set to be supposed that this piney weld be te paim Ihst the parties aggrieved were p oz= Oas sad Mr emu; won no ream why theekl sat him the ekase. Areordiagly, it was resolved *et piesesibe shield be taken to Mink the *divides* esealealllllllpreeeeding with his thresesead pabliestien. IS won nesiseery ausiddein Prince Albert amnia mak* ma affidavit, whisk be did. We ea alsteest of ft: Iheopeensdessefies Musses Yleart, Maisel imps otters ▪ Geths, Omuta km ISlbm Clemse," end mdieth oath mi salth : That he has WWI Ore bask imbibe .Alsestpr five Osisioras etas eel ABM Ositary el Itteide." that the see endi wads Mr _arty end bluff re. sperredy as Seri the me wire fie mails em the Wiseman fiber liepair eel Warn ended kr nffiliallen. 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That as encaskedissise exam hem hsea kterkmemet by Mgemelme sereematedy Imps. yedyelidnet, him Sim the Selbeant sr Ss or peer ems In the p ai r eif tie seamen await he semi Imre eledesd eV MUM the seme hem sue pima w i = whatervie Mai am IN= INA if NM Yam if Stu Is Maws the =awl ambit Sr Min of kr and yens% el thee endmatelegne meld sit bus ken esula ej= emsepthy ffis wend loseemlins et ti eWS ablebetr Set OM assimare diblew :Sp K the askiense of snob Orisimps of lhalep nes on tbs lit OMB MOW. whim it we don is amt ter G. B. see, _a a WA lad* es her left et palem assist Is ha andepeasem him es her ert Mid digensatthmely heist the the Mes the it us= POO Mem Is piddle end heldisese 11l the esse seer = to subs sem dm Yr fret lemets mete el ths Kerb esiduse, eel admit the mil G. B. Alarm Hsu to wake to the phole=her MOM as Up= Admit an leimmffisa wen restsala t per In cutlet Item further la the The eggisellia we mit, the Woad* It swam that, in a yd point el view, it. Ws is le a ifew ems. 1:1119 MO of }bag ofdeatrisp set IS- Inedei Ar rLs deem net grit * have Nue heirs the emu in any preview ielenas. The nesirest ems to it fa which as *naiades has bee. guraled was where the apidiestion we to testrehi the milliseffien by • bookseller of Archdeacon Paley's XII. sermens his death. IRELAND. Dusurf, Oar. 28. The judgment of the court in the matter urged yesterday by Mr. Duify's counsel was delivered this morning, and in favour of Mr. Duffy. The point was that the indictment be quashed, on the ground that the requirement of the statute 6 Geo. IV. cap. b 1 had not been complied with. (his statute moms that whenever the venue shall be changed by the crown, the habeas corpus transferring the =tally of the prisoner from one gaol to another shall hone ten days before the bill of indictment shall be found. In this am it was issued after bill found. The court took till next day to consider the int and the deci sion. This seems to have .ed the Attorney General. No lawyer likes to b e " " bit" Bat in addition to the discredit of the matter, comes its embarrassment as regards the trial, and this is consi derable. The effect will probably be to throw the trial of Mr. Duffy into January. His case cannot of course be tried at this commisnon, and it must last yet several days, foe notice hes been given that the third trial of Mr. ('Doherty will be proceeded with on Monday. Halides, there is the trial of his °mileages, Mr. Williams; and several ordinary cases are yet indisposed oL Then there will be the business of term, from which it would be rather difficult for the *Sees presiding at the can mimic@ permanently to absent themselves. And this compliedisa is caused by the law offioers overlooking the &region of the statute, under the provisions al which they were about to transfer the trial of Mr. Duffy from a city to a county jury. The Attorney -General gave Ms permission yester day to the agents tithe prisoners tried and convicted at Clonal to have the opinion of the judges taken on the points rimmed on the record at ClonineL The question@ thereon arbiag will be that brought Wore ;atlas of the Court of Queen's Bands, whose atla s that two of the four presided at my ro l: be anti cipated. Then the matter will be t before a court of error, and as the views of a 'Cy of the judges in Irel and will very probably accord with those of this Quist's Bench, we shall have the whole natter argued ,pill is the House of Lords. Here are six geed_ beg mat& work, at least, before her Ma- Is sheik know whether or not the accused puttee aMennW have had a fair trial, or before the men now senvieted shall know whether or not they really are or are not condemned traitors. And all this is caused by the daimon.* in the law as applicable to both countries in a matter in which, above all others, the laws ought to be identical. Was ever a oondemnation so strong afforded as to the in sfficieney of our law legislator@ and law officers ? Nor is it indeed easy to =ameba how those at yoor side VANCOUVER'S ISLAND. the water are entirely discherged of rewomiNlity in Tice following is a ressearial whisk the Clamber of the natter. How strange, bow eraborresuing, Oommirm of ilrokbarisr lrr sibioni Ise* *mollies of pos iti ve l y r idi cu l ous it wou ld be, if t h e w oe o f th e IWlTTN'aih the l lifildw iir a l; VaNNOOOWeirea. sad =tit rallai tia t r eeBdln i l Wire the Hem et Lords in 1849 should Sly Orogirm. It may be romeibured by oar roodare, *lt w_lionlir to dig 15 44 - i nq uiries en mww, tae mobs, kr Ifewsratio.vader- neves pug sea who were in custody for having a r o lesegla M Ups, %west she end of the let arks hest Ind grassedig at night to an armed meeting the segeshets. kw a shorter via & lied heed were *sad at Sir trial yesterday berm the eat ty• Zissa l ,l 4 • esilaid darromPai lod They *Ad guilty, and were sentenced UPW He. the Angina muses to six Imonths'lB9llNllBeat hut date of their malls , =levity coincided with the government,' 001-4011011/ Michael Moran, found guilty of the &malt on the policeman, Byrne was this day sentenced to 16 :years' transportation; his companions, J. J. Moran and M'Cor nick, to 9 months' imprisonment with hard labour. The uprotesuint" party, as they designate them selves, of Belhe4 have comnienoecl an organisdios for the raustameat of ascendancy. The constabulary are about to receive a permanent mignesatation of pay. There could not be a more rut or judicious steptaken by the government than this to popekurias a force of which the utility ban been so desOy and sneessefally tested. ne trustees of the tKillarney savings bank have adopted a course no less humane than just and politic. They have determined to pay in fall all depositors of 201. and under, where such belong to the humble and industrious *isles. The Thanks board of guardians have determined to resist the order of the poor-law commissioners diunks- ing them. It is announced that Mrs. Doheny and ter family are about to proceed to Paris preparatory to emigra tion to America, where most of the other fugitives will take refuge. PROVINCIAL. -- SEDUCTION, MURDER, AND SMUTDII.—The Hamp shire Advertiser of Saturday, reeords a lamentable ease: llellioent Balch Maguire, whine mother is a widow, residing in Southampton, in an evil hour left her house (having pre viously had • child, which woonspenied her), under the pro tection of Capt. Themes Bement, of the Nagel Infantry, with whom she lived as his wife for about a year and a half , of the time in Landon , and latterly at Owelebury Cot tage, near Whit:heater. Some time slate the captain left her to go to Dorchester, and coatinued to carrespoad with her for some time upon ordiaary topes, whin at length she received a letter containing the latellimmee that he was gen to India to hie wife. The unhappy woman wail frantic at this unanticipated blow. On Sunday lest she destroyed her mit and her child in the fellevetag mama!, the facts being elicited at the Inquiet, UM on WedneedaY, at Owslebtuy. The chief facts were proved by Jess Alexander, who mid : I lived with Capt. Resent as mom at Palm-hall from the lot April last, and came with Nun to Owsleburymtlage. My wife was SIN in his service. The deceased lived with him as his wits, and always told us she was his wife, and they lived comfortably together. About two months ego he went to In:Mater, and took souse of his slogs with him, se he said, to train them. He was very fond of coursing, and returned at the end of a month, but remained only one day, and retuned as he said to Dorchester, and has never been back since, but continually kept writing to the demised. In soma of his letters he talked of leaving her and living with his wife in lad* which much distressed the deceased. She mid she did not know what she should do, but witness and his wife advised her to go and live with her mother and friends, but she always refused. About three weeks since mimeses wife noticed she was very low in spirits, end looked sharp after her, putting everything rut of the way with which she was likely to do herselt harm ; but she did not show any symptoms of insanity, as she always appeared to know what she was doing. About that time the deoessed was men looking into the well at the back of the house. After that the lid of the well was kept fastened with a lurk and chain till after demand had left the house, which was on Wednesday last, in Mr. Leviegton's RC:, with the furniture, to go to Southampton, No. 6, terrace. Witness and his wife went with her an d saw the goods put in. The deceased took her little boy with her. She and the child cried much, and had very little money, only the remainder of 41., which witness changed the Saturday before, and she talked of taking lodgers. Did not honor see anything other West Sunday morning, when she came in a fly from Winchester. She brought the child with her; se we were not expecting her great surprise was expressed. She was in high spirits ; she said she was come to see them . ties before she left, as she was about to embark for Australia ; and on being asked if she had heard of the captain, she said, ' I have seen him." That she had gone to Winchester in a fly, and thence to London by train, and there she had seen him just come from the play, and said it was on Friday, and that he was skald of her for Gar she should do him some injury. That he wanted to settle something ea her, bat she would not assent to it ; and that she r ai sed to embark with him to Australia ; and that on awake she returned to Winchester, and remained there t night at the George Hotel ; that the next morning she went up and paid for the apartments they occupied; and from thence returned to the Bomsey Inn and requested the landlord to obtain the fly in which she came to Owslebury. There was a strangeness in her man ner, but witness was satisfied she was trying to deceive him about going to London and seeing Captain Besant there, as he was then in Dorchester. Sreakfeet was got for her about eleven o'clock, although she mid she had already breakfasted in Winchester she ate two ellen of toast and drank three large cups of tea, and seemed to enjoy it very mach, end to In vereerfal and collected. ed The child seem agitated and frigh tened , and clung to the fly, and aid not wish to get oat it ; bat he enjoyed his breakket, and went to play in the back kitchen se he used to do. After breakfast she wished witness to go for the letters she wrote witness on Friday night. Witness said he was gong to shave, but she wished for him to pat and. He laid he would, bat only went to the end of the lawn in front of the cottage, expecting a boy to bring them is usual, and had not been pee out of the house more than a minute or so when he heard the scream of a child, and something splash. Witnem thought the child had broken something, but it was the fell of the well lid. He Win hie wife what was the matter ? She said, " That wretched lama* is gone down the well and taken that deer baby with her ;" sad that she had just left the kitchen with the child, asking him to go and seek for apples. Witram went to the well and lifted up the fed, and saw the water moving, end something struggling in it. M> wife was taken very ill, and I was obliged to Wend to her. There was no one else cm the premises, se I ark her up to Mr. Lavington's, and told him what t hei m l ea laned. who trims ately sent for the pellestrho rr ea eposd grapples and got up the two bodies, ben oat the well. They had been in it half an hoer, mad there woe sheet twenty feet of water in the well. After the melba lie eat Dorchester the second time, a letter came to May pap b. 3d., which was sent on to kiss at Dordisiter the use djkt ; the do omed did not open it, but a mentheeetiee setawarm the deceased received a letter from the eeptik, which as soon as she had read she began to wring bee heads, and said Me captain was goiag tolsave her and p is India. She was quite frantic, and said she should p te him. She then caught up a penknife, and said she wield make away with herself, but witness's wife held her eisa nag peevested ker. She then flew to a gun in the rem Reid in both barrels, but it was taken away lam has. Same day witness went with her to Wisiseles he go by train to Dorchester. Saw her into a carriage at the station, where he left them. From that day we have had no rostra to suspect she would injure hunk; but were never free from suspicion long together, m the was a vary different person from that day, and esephiee dimemess was kept out of her way ; had no doubt is wlifelly taw her child and self into the well. Whilst males the bodice out of the well, a letter by poet, addressee to - wilmises (No. 2), in the handwriting of the 16111111011k101111 111/1/IW/L Themid to call the captain "peg s" The sepia was a very Sem man, and the witameitrille Ka net dere to speak te him slob t he child. The eavener Liebe sassed up the evidises, the jury after • sheet ilidDlSb67ll re sumed es thrk verdicts-Ist. That the said Keillosat Balch Kagekes met having the fear of God before her eyes, bat either ewe mike wilfully and ftlosiemly, with an Wive to cases her death, threw herself into a well, and that she was there sailmated and drowned : and second, that *era Keftheat Batik Kepis, the mother of the deceased Henry Dooley, nall haft the fear of God before her eyes, _bat moved no raed by the instigations of the due, did Peek the said Henry Dunlop and throw Nun Me a by Meek he was afforested and drowned, sad that thembyis wee guilty of wilful murder. The m ake WWII the Imbeelfly woman being that of de se, bee bete wee ebbed to be interred at night, without the nee shekel hem, and which was duly done at tan sievelike le die disallow of the onener. 0111114- TllllVdlaiell, the seem of this melanehtly occurrence, is theestett Moat bar mike hem Windiester, end about a mile heat the village. It is a oast end rosehrtable home, air sennied with a lowa, orehani, and mad has from time to time bee. isoupied by highly rare =The fol. lowing Litmus were fond la the peek* et Gawplcy Wkiisiter, Ost. Shit, lith—ilikm—Tesse are the bet ham pea Slims see km the Wade of sairtamale Mess, air is atieward Oa lassit md dad Asa ads ant pia. I Yw to well maga to be triMeesdfa wanks. lime war saki, than he Mw as, I seal ewer revive ms Yana ar al I. Ea abet, I wailed the I Maw hiss we gnat, ha as diegat I fret to. wards bla is tar palm MOM kr kia la is anal ballat—lt was the puree, wawa Wks, ova to be aa Mead bakt:t 0 , ewe weaplany kart. I bas etas hsre le de bat I be aria la as aanyard solyslams Palaltell near with t win era a ownhary. 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The beirets and ell t sent wilA lbs serer iklege, with a list. peeling hiss Mead me his menet kw Massa' of waft. I Mrs clewed him t. krlaa illeuM he set take it pa am NEW Ds_ Mt asifty mid keep your spirits np.—Helkave N. Imam. Ift.-111, Pert tells me AZ; I am Weft myeleYed Med* Mink of you, te win = wryer ems to th e Mr will bel went to Pahn did • likewise st o l tal g rou are ecatinsally thoughts sad vision. Twelve o'cicelt.—lles YORKSHIRE. WEST RIDING REPRESENTA Mowry says : "It will be seen that ti Wentworth•Fitzwillism, the youngest limn, has offered himself • a candidateforu of the West Riding. When announcing William would offer himself, we fully belie gentleman who received the letter, that t' cepted Hon the terms of the invitation r meeting of liberals at Normanton. We It may be seemed, from the acceptance the principles of the hon. gentleman are in exprftred at the above meeting ; and we be will obtain the general morn of the liberal We regret to find that en this usumpti By what we cannot bat regard as en c. one of judgment only, not of intention—i offered himself without in any way not given to him at the Normanton meeting, meeting of the leading liberals of the W' two of hie own brothers attended, af brother, Lord Milton, presided. net mention hie opinions on any one in the resolution of the Normant free trade (though on this we may address, as well as from his eonnesi form ; 3. A gradual and safe extension 4. Opposition to any farther endowment state. The resolution was as follows : That the Bon. Chas. Wentworth Fittwilliarn person to represent the liberal electors of the the gentlemen present do pledge themseh pod, on receiving from him an assurance principle of free trade, to eccerocalcal red exyzyrica . l o f th e u5ll age, and opposed • religion by the state. Ought not Mr. Fitowilliam to have points thus specifically put to him made the very conditions of the support further, ought he not, if he differed inegon these points, to have r g, t rni intimated that he could . conditions? But he dose neither; of his address we are led to believe formed his opinions on some - portent questions " on which ' feel so anxious an interest. We _ to Mr. Fitzwilliani the extreme difficulty i. the constituency by the course he has taken. with certainty that the mover Normiutton (the Mayor of Leeds) he represented on the occasion,* precluded from supporting Mr. grounds specified in that resolution. man not declare himself distinctly' economy, and progressive reform, endowment of religion by the state, endowment of the Roman emboli* Bible fur a large proportion of the Riding to give him their support. may be that Mr. Fitewilliam should _ opinions, it is of paramount importance sutuency should declare theirs at r will it be satisfactory to leave the " didate's opinions to the hustings. been passed by . his own friends ry Till those opinions are known t no • conductthe election. We havethe I of Rail Fitxwilliam, on account head on so many and such great earl would never expect a constituency to elect its member on the mere oro , or general F.ditical tendency. F such an expectation. Our wish Fitzwilliam, if we can conscientiot... not compromise great public principlti the nation, by supporting at such' ' t whose opinion on the principal t unknown." KENT. _ _ MIIRDER.—On Saturday t. jury at Halstead, a smell village Farnborough, to innstigate the I with a murder just di-covered. F lag a labourer in the employ of term, Halstead, was proceeding sixty yards from the main road when he discovered the body of the hedge, near to a ditch. Perot. creature was dead, he immediatel, several persons hastened to the spot. corpse too clearly showed the horrible To appearance the woman seemed t years of age, her clothes indicating " hopping." Her head, face, neck. one mats of bruises the blood f saturated her clothing ; were pools of blood, which, that the turf and ground about bore a conclusive proof that had a deadly encounter w The dreadful bruises and lucre. the head, fare, neck, and shoulders, flicted by sharp flint stones, a.' nailed boots, it wee evident smile, and when knocked down head and face, and afterwards sin twisted round her throat, The adjourning the inquiry, for the I the police to effect the identification and the capture of the party or pa' crime. The proceedings were On Friday the inquiry was veatigation being re-spened a kop - picking on the grounds near Tunbridge, said she though worked with her on the same gro unds, her in the same house at Tr -. unacquainted with her name at men named Chapman, living had reason to believe that the on, sister. She married a man named since they kept a public-ho us e a frequently quarrelled, and they , dared about the country getting 'c'reeman bad been a contractor ;ray, but lateliTiehisi not oountry.—The coroner decider' vestigation, in order that ingt. Freeman, as also to collect further FietEtL. EXAMINATION OF A BUBO' I—Samuel Crow, the leader dealers of whose capture in tn. was about to embark on board published), was examined at 10 , day. The first charge was to and Springett, effected a burglary man named Gomer, at Great this owe, and the depositions lied the prisoners with the r few trifling articles were a charge of highway Tr Teasley ; and a man named London, was examined as re:eh y The robbery took place October, 1847, apse Mr. Deli, Friends, of Earl's-Colne, as he hall market, when the prisoners, • convict, pulled the prosecutor ff him of a pocketbook containing 6001. and about 71. in geld and bank note, after so ill-treating don from the manner in which his mouth. The evidence in es and the prisoners were all co' on soma future day be brough, charges of burglary, for which companions, are committed to'. 011011). Our. 28.—Ust the M*,. T. V. Trot* 8.A., Bel timer or Univemik, we eisetal a des et kr Slams Boast M. Fru hemorderilete r tee Ilkhodame Chmelises peke Mr the lAtla ear QUM% A.Taylar, ca Thursday fielded sal aftWM r Mr. Taylor chivied r ths steer r irsatlionstadi ft AO*, sod it rte ~led the prkrll Oeidash , --18. J. A. . *OM deers Mk* hare knew, es the Misdeals et Lord OZDINATION. — The =2) cathartics is the Cathedral ' lead thrt tho Bor. J. ors P. Eden, hookird, win be preferred by trafiwyrit ilishoperearroom lee. Br. Wrikiky. PEIMNBIred.—Rev. , i llgefftek *. Charz o =ii er, VACIANCTT.-Bt. Lemma P P=s Bishop of Norwich; Bev. Pozmorrx, Oar. 29.- mu towed oat al biarboor and the will edl this afternoon kir Hawker, inlaid at next, Leto h. 110, Capt. Carry, la Malta as No 7= d Bt Moan; 120, arlila the Got ' .... -1". ... 11 71aa. B. . D=o.l, C :t. 7 To. ANIVIALTV Lana or B quirks sway d day *hi wok ale dohyar May P. at vb. Mho, Eh .W. Wait% sal OW Victionlagiyard, todapaismead 3 any master, my Paden o g Mirk. he. De. Indeed, e, hurl em going to sheet lee MM not went these. Donor Idled thug be mole, mil , them, sr mile edema thew mt eanditer Mr gadded to • r, I will r to ems the • I la pay her the wide. pert. • . meal and IWO mgerediell his itri ss lis remmit en Me ' • the hclsaglee le es ay se be tie legs In he lap sen he itanseral are , a aninis seas Ile pet O a Jame. et Item Mos yem. rm I . 1 theeldid make I date he I ham mitten te Sean Ai • the badman est Mee even lin Me terease Mgr writs edit. De es Wag 11.—Darie me, twee truth iistendeed to penstrde the Of yea, sad thet I am net again To leave my _dereed boy ' 'Pala Ha; I aid, the chid madly preset to my mind, , IP. :NTATION.—The Lewis oat the Hon. Charles Wm. i lro estsoAs he of Earl Fi ta tessil- o tion amounting that Mr. Fili- ally believed, as did the ,r, that Mr. Fitseilliarn se- anon sent to him from the . We said : please of the imitation, that are in accordance with those we believe, therefore, that he bend party. ,option we :were mistaken. en arm—though certainly motion—Mr. Fitsoorillians he osy noticing the invitation Lading, though that was a the West Riding, at which ° , and over which his eldest r.Fitzwilliam'saddrees does ae of the four points specified atoll meeting—namely, 1. ay infer his opinion from We nexions) ;2. Economical re- , i tension of the suffrage ; and I dowment of religion by the lows: Mcwillb is m a fit and aof the West Riding; mid i = i 11 ‘l . melees to give him their *up. mace that he is favourable to the reform, to a gradual and safe ' 1 1. i to any further endowment of • I eve intimated his opinion on him in the invitation, and support promised him /Nay, I tiered from the Normanton re summoned another meet- Id not come forward on suck ter; and from the lingage believe that he has not yet t. me of the " grave and ins- the Wat-Riding electors e would respectfully submit difficulty in which he places he has taken. We may state • or of the resolution paned at Is), and most of those whom 0 will feel themselves en'irely :r. Fitswilliam, except on the dim. Should the hon. gentle- rdy favourable to free trade, m, end opposed to the further state, including of course the lobo clergy, it will be blow,- ' the reformers of the Vied tort. However reasonable it 1 bould take time to form his 1 1 oportance that this great eon- at so serious a crisis. Nor he fuller expression of the can- es. A resolution bee already r specifically calling for them. I no committeacan be formed to he highestrespect for the faintly int of the noble conduct of its sat occasions. But the noble otituency like the West Biding re ground of family oonnexion Still less could his son have di certainly is to support Mr. ientiously do so; but we can- rinciples and the interests of uch a time any man whatever mil questions of the dey are NT. y the coroner empanelled a liege between Sevenoaks and ~ the oiraunstaires connected L. Early on Wednesday morn- of 1. / Mr. Newington, of Brook- ing across some fields, fifty or tad to Sevenoaks, to his work,_ of a female lying by the side of Perceiving that the unfortunate iediately gave the alarm, and it he spot. The first sight of the horrible character of her death. seemed to have been about 40 .1 1 ndicatiog that she had been ,1 e, neck, and shoulders exhibited rod from which had completely I here and there on the ground , coupled with the strong fact tat the spot were trodden down I I et the wretched creature with one or more parties. , 'creations which almost covered 'alders, had apparently bean in- it , Is, and heavy kicks from thick sot that she had had a violent own had been kicked about the a strangled, by something being the coroner and jury decided am the twofold purpose of enabling • dation of the murdered woman or parties who perpetrated th e were accordingly adjourned. was resumed, and on the la- rd a female, who has been mounds of a Mr. Burson, o thought the deceased had ,e grounds, and had lodged with Tunbridge. She, however, wee e and address. Two respectable ing at Southborough, said they he unfortunate woman was their named Freeman ' and some yean dose at Dover. They, however, they separated, when she wan- I 1 rettlng a living u best she could. inter on the South Eastern Ball- iot been seen in that part of the I ded on again adjourning the in- inquiries might be made about further evidence. PASIX. , URGLAR AND HIGHWAYMAN. r of the Coggeshall gang (the par- I 1 St. Kethanne's docks just as he I board a steamer we have before i it the BMX comity gaol on Sahli- for having, with Ellis, Tansley, uoglary in the house of a labouring I at Tey. No violence was used in . as of the witnesses clearly Manti- s robbery, when about 61. and a are stolen. There was also robbery against Crow and • o ed Filer, who was also masted in receiver of part of the stolen pro- place on the night of the 14th of , )ell, a masher of the Society of as he was returning from Cogga- ✓isonen, in company with Wide, t ester from his hone and robbed mining securities to the amount of I and silver, and a 101. Braintree eating him hat he feared suffers- . , inch they plated their hands oar in each cans was mod conclusive, . committed for trial. Crow will ought up for examination on the which Tansley and Springett, his d for trial. - - - - - li AND CLERICAL. myna/sire Corson.—Yeskrday .Misr sad barl.d.Leleseter's ram Im- ed enamel thatemisty an de bends. r. Trend elided a led des to Merit Ili dam Ma d LW, mell deeded the la lefty imtlenes. , itZ I T Ftr, vbthl sane dg--,..a..... 1., -.term led a lint elms& reiteipliwie • des third Sem is Maio hasontierilibi: I Ittr A. Orem the m tb VitAMade, hem tap. have been dieted Exhilitimme et this . Lord Crewe. Weep of Gioseseter will hold in . 1, herd et lead, an Des. 24. -It is gel t r e alla na reported 1 , 1•° ILA.. by ties Ifiebap af the . . • -.!•, r i', ad, meant by the death ti• ' • • , J. Garton, vicar of 14 Cathedral Shard of P cheater, Honda. ... .t- •'" . • tne• R., Norwich,die• Mb • 7) OF : 4 '= > • 7 4 Iv. T. 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