The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-08 00:00:00

BALLOONING WITH ANIMALS. Yesterday Mr. Arnold was engaged ire several Mars in investigating the shames enmity aria/a:lt the conveyance of quadrupeds suspended from which have ascended from Cremona Gardens. There were in all five enstmemeirep three of yeti& sheiged M. and Madame Poitevin with today folly larrenthan Ha Iwo hones on which balloon arum nem auk es dr 2led and 26th salt., and the other two being against Mr. drapers ner causing the ill-treatment alleged. The ponies employed in the ascents were heenght late c ourt capa-isoned and strapped just, it was said. M r aton to an went. It was agreed that all the WWI = be heard together, the evidence in ono worn fee the other. The first witness called was Mr. Harry Dews, a veterinary surgeon, of al, Duke.street, Manch, star-square, who de. pond to witnessing the ascent of the 23rel ult. The may was supported by a portion of cancan under its abdomen, and a broad strap peened up behind the shoulders. The ter. et of hanging up the animal by these fastenings would be compression of the abdominal viscera, congestion of the Nood vessels in the hinder extremities, estravasatinn in the peritoninm lining, the abdomen producing internal brnio", and giving a great deal of yin and suffering to the animal. The tzterual appearances would be, violent penetration, and symptoms of great exhaustion from continued pain. The perspiration would be a sign of nervous die etc... arising from tenor, together with other ceases. Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the defendants, crow esamined the witnem for an hour, and eheited that he had been a veterinary so-grow for al years. Ile had often used slings to hones, and had arsons a horse p to rest on a sling ereiy day for 14 yeses, but his legs were not altogether tdirn off the ground. Mr. Lewis asked a, number of per sonal questions, such as whether witness did not obtain gratuitous admission to the gardens on the occasion referred to. The pony went to the car quietly, and did not eshilot any fear or anxiety. It was net at all dieurbed by the din of music or noise around it. Did not perceive any trembling or unemissese about it. It struggled a little when it got in the air, and witness should say it was very unea.y, be: could not tell how many sac dv it was uneasy. beams, be did not time i• A pony might be beat or braised every day, but still might be in good health. Had not 01112111iOrd the horses very cam hilly, but believed them to be in good health. Thought if stainer, brought to him as a veterinary swinges, rest. withstanding the eoraptersion of the abdominal enema end the congestion of bloal-vena Is us the binder eateemitre, and the estravasation of the pentoneum, he should es nay that they wire in good health. The eeeepeeesion and congestion of the blood-veto& would injure only for a time, for as soon as the cause was removed, they would Music their termer funs. &event Underhill said be witnessed the descent ow Wimbledon Common. The horse was excesedingly hot when it alighted, and perspiration was rolling down its shoullts, but it stood quiet. A gentleman jumped on it and gelloped away. He knew little of the ordinary habit of horses. Aft.r the hearing of this evidence Mr. Lewis addressed the court, contending that no cruelty had been peered or practised. M. Poitevin having been cautioned by the esegiercee that by the law of this country he wee liable IM raas months' imprisonment if convicted upon this asap, and need not answer any question that might criminate himself, maid he had had one hens throe years, and the other four or five. One had gam up 105. and the other Iri" times. lie had made alto 'ether between .540 and 350 ascents. The horse started quietly on the 231 silt , merely moving its legs coos or twine as living animals would do. Whim it same down it always led hearti:y. The horse was fed when sus pended for trial by the authorities, at Paris, between 2) hours. lln his opinion it did not suffer sayings by the ascents. Witness had ecisomusin•SOff se Mr. dies that be had had the permission of ihselga pewees te seem* mei that the proprietors of another milmeemt in Leaden had written him word that the Maya Society for Preven tion of enmity had given their eanetien. Mr. Thomas denied that any permission bad bees given by them. Mr. Thomas wanted to know whether, on nee ecoesion, a hone of his did not bleed at the nostrils after an ascent. Poitevin said he did slightly, but was uninjared, and ate directly afterwards; hut this was owing to the altitude of the balloon. - _ la &newer to an inquiry from Mr. Arnold, M. Poitavia raid that it depended upon the rapidity of the Among as to the beat or coolne” of the boJy. Mr. Arnuld—lf you ass tool os orionadisp, wbois yam have descended have you Amid young f in a violent per spiration. M. Poitevin—No. Mr. Arnold directed the °deer to examine the posits, which had now been standing four or Iva boars is tits court-yard, in order to ascertain whether it wee the band ages and sling e that heated them. Sergeant Underhill returned and said they wet. Wry cool and comforiable. ___.oi_. Madame Pteirin confirmed her hosband's amonat._ • - - • umber of other witnesses wereiii:llel Iwtheditilea• iaehniing veterinary surgeons, who« evident vest tease that awing ter a period of yam was a 0111111111111• polka with r. sad attended with bewail' sumils. T ram' Is other respects en aselgailevy at tiro defendants. -- _ _ _ es ti be iseell reserve bie &Callan is this ease sine Ms. bet 111111116 esaieseateate *lb Use pieties when he bed was Sm. Or seldom. Thus abbess It the evidences bad bees le thew pbyeberl Ida ea du as side, and in rebut it ea tbe able warble qeseelea mole le which Mr. Leala be limarobt. mirk bate allesssed kiss self—that or a bless babe pined • ebeaties el risk, sad deprived by his golden cif We as ef sesbesi 'himself in difficulty. It was • (inbreed sr Mar If a seitemal being pleased to do it. If • mesa mere to piss • Mad la such a position that is the mama et draw It mild sot seam Itself, it was a geodes abelbar It weld met be snotty ; sad the plea mese wba as maim] easpW up in we of emiblea wen simeald sot be dashed to pieces. TIM soon_ *ea sAjoureed. ADVENTURE ON MONT BLANC. A Mr. John Umber has pahlithed the f account of the latest attempt to sem& heat Blt. Wil l ntya—ilaviag long waited kit his saaMw, I was at Lest ' gratified by the arrival of them& wied, ken its tameable *companion; end, haring his. JIMA as Tuesday evens by . two other gentlemen with the ISM IMlndlny we death noted to try the ascent the thilserlog Ay. Auntie,, we left Chastounis at 8 o'doek O i r ig a r the 71th of Awe* OW party cumisting of Mc . Sarithat, . 1L Balm; yaeY and 26 guidee sad porters. We who& at the Trlesti inchelies at 12 o'clock, whom the piths leeekheleth oak having crossed the Glaciate as themeas lad Timm reached the Grand Mask M hethpast Aar. Thee of the &dee were them me eat to trete use of the nest day's treate—they ameseary, Mee we were obliged to leave the theeed Malmo at said. night. The sun eat without a dank and, waig t er blsaketa around es, we lay _ilesee es Ike rock for the morrow. At 12 eon*. dimiraorkelic . left the haler, the hoensie as oak The tracing of the path wee Mak by the mow being from then, hat net to bear our weight. We sank needy NMe Mt stare mep. The great efOTWO do Dim sese maind at beligmt 11:4Z over which an animas Mai 1 • apelft ham* the My passage. Ti .. ampmeatie theelthetheth faand that his evelerthe se tape Word, eel that re sheen beeetedbenseerse eldrreeste. Dividing bleinell Wrewe emend eery line that offleseil_ preliselle n bean. ritheet 71.. ellhea 1111111.11. here Comet, the men athes of tour mid ho ate a Meth be eat la the el th e Domed* awl the C e nvatw MAW 1110/161/L We hes He nate thither, red by Ore line, Se mobs belahstillie edented we oesened Ito Munn wbfili WWI tbe rococo stenies et the ern bees es the end = .d elberreele snubs/ the tough nipe abort WI hes. en of the genes. fishy tin wi peeve le peepanilealar teal a ft MM eal MO. ma. le admit the lady zt ieb : i tle g aereskie, ehreleg the yeenieway two then nee bran, eh* the we had en in* shwa 411 ha et ice, sal lentag hos donned es the ether nil oHe linvem i le noshed the rodeo dad ilendolleseten game. tern . Ore nibs pihn wee bee inere ssai t mouse, end Is wens. We nerdy Wry the rudder whom He limn vier lereedo ether side of the nesetela 'heard, red reerned he • ins somata eihyleg the *deeiperneme 'peed rot beaus The Baum Obee rah the Xeres den 'Eger left bead . VIM pet* hidden by deny wen but the Dritrobhaleve thee 1P811 : were the 7t deneri end to our l Z t and the mitre odor. el Item wdy. The Tina besotted our view Wear* the wed. We seat aseesdell the Her de la Cate by abort WI rip est in the ten and walked ea shout &c op i l ot WM. It wee that neer tee o'clock ; ord , ha les mbar men yeah, le reach the 'math we a flaw nothe ter nob Fer min/ea some dillealty in beselhag. bet Whoa ay eel a pukes ear the pier onned M nate nreob laser et. lam. Ithleariaa is the the* asompldrmat et ell cur hopes, we eon pet weeere rads vibes we IPIOS NA. Maly eantoged la • dens fonebteli eseerreeled he the neat wishes rid awl bosh We Were weft le Ind denerm, and, era wee the names et the ele4 Art they henna is the sett arm ware se our node ala they we 4: c cr t ve . a egwt to ited • S vaas t a rreseek ev et rid se dlill made a tees, hat ha rain ; after • fair fight, we MINI Mr SO retrtat. In a short tams we kook Os OF ti.t, but with the same mak. The limmoille 1 . 11 nd . with awful riol,nce ; w e could army bath alf=11;. on by each oth er; and the ender radii* " I s traces sons effaces nous muse ease pordes." best • MIN precipitate retreat. We Wel" Hem 1111111111111111/ . 114 411._1 4 1__ 19 retrace our steps, w hi c h we bed nosh dihreity is ummage and rtturt, whew within a moue's threw of lONISP. The same storm. cloud remained es the summit, as his triumph, for the remainder of the day, and we sulkily beat our tours* towards ellsosouniz, when we arrived at 9 o'clock the snow mine,. A Dr.rney. FOR nut DiasTrms.--The sinister' have postponed the meeting of perllement to the remotest Period. As no plausible mason has bean sired for this pmeeeding. we beg to suggest that the prenernamelts in Post - Fatima the assembly of parliament, may be situated by lbe revise, that, as ths harvest has beim nibs, We, the thrashing —which is Inevit►ble—sq ae ma be p et as keg as esseble.—Pasech. THE SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. Tim tanespelidellag blvd to is the report of t h e direelms elf tho limath-lartimsi Rainy, is the seldom et is estsiesisa of the Rath Kent Bellway, Lae bore inh abit The meek of the angesktisas which have bees Zinea betimes Lad baits, the Right Hon. 8. R. 1 sad tam geatimsa. with Mr. Macgregor. is thus ewes In the eatswets from a letter of Mr. Illsegrageres.—The line was to commence at a twain with the Kest Ilse bottoms sad saterbary, at • laid /sae calks teem the latter place, sem Ilhakesforit4 tbs west side of Bough tea-hill to Fartrikall, midis to ths Crock, and hem Tavenhars by Si liabahma, Gillingham awl Chatham, to a point mar the at Rochester, sad theme by • mintlanatisa lime mese the Med la • tetra of junctim sear the premat Issmials a Ohs Mont lino at Btrood, thereby singklles the fittest Math Kest line. Mr. Ilscingee wells le lag Sues : death Reeless Railway, Sept. 2, 1152. My Lord,—l have the bassaw to acquaint your lordship with the molt of the einddlinsibra given by the directors of the Guth Eastern Raßway C..psay to your lordship's letter of the 16th of Amp& Your lordship correctly Metes as opinion we formed, that this dividends on this prapuswil line from Stroud to Chilham, if completed, willlos "all," and to the expres sion of that belief we adhere. addressWe our lasseliate I y to this point, for it is the main consideration which will influence, and perhaps govern, the decision of the proprietors of the emptily. The proposed scheme is simply and plainly a branch line, and will take its rank and place amidst all branch railways of unresannerstive investment. It is essentially local, and will resole so—certainly for many non; an perhaps for ever. Aisne the investment wads and the line con sassied, Int traffic, per se, will sot onstassil the cost aoa mow of working. 'We hugs mar lordship will porde. mad surteously wasp can senesce, that if the peeped lime would yield way sumunowedia, we Ann uniestly moommend MS our eseparay. Then Is se baps or memo of its doting se We Mom our stakes hos the test of . Yen loodship accurately states our view is ss we de set think the proprietors of the South Issas Moslem, wit to a Iwo whs. made at 31. peewl. es the elide& %NO gosh egoist shall te MASK the esavielos ear that the liae, if haw ; k weld lei sa s gnat of rasunora sleds tica worthless, it is sat wen be to to recommend it for sclo_miso M the Yaw Wild Pr astir:piles ou the list of subscribers to So lino, an we kankly give It. It WIWI that WON on at Wif/0 shares are subsoribed by oisteseties. mad she ressekkg MOD are sot yet takes by the hadsieson of the Milelet. This is doggedly okhatimallis. It furnishes so evi dame of the stake which the madames and landowners el the dishful pledge to the pronaneut welfare and incis ion One solisse, hit and countenances act inism sad oposokaiss 'sly the temporary and passing see of • fresh less& Use of railway by contractors, divested se tho chassis it should pintas, of Permanent and imam* by the cowmen of the soil through walk it pane wo do sot to say that an suds Ilst leaded subsidises le ble and we who/7 =sirabeashg an inference that this h iS be head ea se direct nasal to agree to the I n L esisselptles resests mwasion of desire by the genalossm of North lest M ecestsset a cootinuatios of the Nee& lime Ilse by hivesheest is lie dares to guarantee its personas welfare, bat that of esslisseors safely to deal with the w4jsat as an alveststs, est is that light only eau be tad. Ms & It slime Mew from the views ef Ms deputation, that as inaismq whin may ell is the ressims of the North Zait e wire asepared with the eslnsers of 1846, yshialig co Wood la as way be aildbuSid to the Boa cosiphilles ties The but jeer's receipts es the Nortlf lon line, coding 3lst 11114 moaned to 1131,111131. 14s. 7d. ; desks the year sang Met July, 1851, 138,1421. SS. ; &Min to year isdisg Wit hay 1862, 188„WM. 12e. 2d. ; era I beg leaveis its your In for the Isheasties of the demands% dos thaw maps bane less eltelesi Is the a hes el gems esispe and at as besseell auk, greatly abet wee ,t.ed n i guledes abs is UAL he rageallie he the eat and spends el Ong le Or Os repot lbee say vii/fifag balk" sliesseilly oder._ ef desbersl seed% a alms= say lease ts embarrassment and the Seighlheless Oespasy ems be seusly ebbed is mow their egideedes to astatine the Milk Kest Ilsiohe mast iWMb see a eeu moment of usesse. That hemest las sot dehed. sed the maenad of the _yew posed slam is dedisfily prenstaro. The Noah Zest Railway, Jul cess ben a east is osseersaiss of I= l :lesese ter sees&, l e leg thessiesed with heal orepedliss Ws smot_ Itemise lam easelves, aid auk, to stele ear *les frankly, doe the limbs of egy Moue line of many will, is the resat savailary siadlika el the • laud the scenic of peed raises sal She set- Almost el la luso (if it be possible at all) Emit be the eahmegy Masa sad egessmat by tho perdu hew ailed, sad emit as event be left to the haspeselle view whisk asp be Shea by the Ileeed of Trade, or cry lad chisels bassiner sesiseat and respossable, Wass as sear sprig or selehle is pediment ales sae* he lmWary, without sr relief. It wag be, wry had, diet we buns lass a view of this adjust whisk be eiellied by the sellsolish ead 'M am▪ orbs the of our aramsy, sad we deism it icake sad swath! is el Males Isterseted to pine the eubuseasi of Ode Wan the pro misees of to 111.6112111811 Qimwr hi *sir &Mew tion. It Is by ask isdpant weasel OM. I have dig boom ts we y i sm=rt obedient, bumble smut, The Sight lira. lasi Sobs. Baum 07 Paw= w Illasarans.—Aa Wks was Mei ea likaday, at the Semi o.lli et BOMA betels the his, J. K. Usk, lar dm a loos& of psalm of maniops. It 111118 a sue Ads* lififeWe-117. Mak mks smarm fee As *INK stated tbee obs was 21 yews Map i , sod was the dampest et • blow vaat Basitiala, orbe bet died sift tbe mike was esommed. TIM ds- Imam% mks mos 27, mos also is beim Ilmitide as s merles sod Weber dresser. dsdambst boil saw 111111. rid anadtar bay lariat dads/ w yiebillt was i ansial&—lstaw rk*, Ma wa ft , d Os pleislit de posed ft the MI6 of Me delmimt. ma gets Is sowed pmelees Erb by i li g ia r r mom loss_easease. WWI die =onse den that the dellottest me= boy, and leftism ressomelsoled. mid OM ell his lopes 'mid be d sem lemik beim be amid esg mem hut Oho *MC Cla maim So MMus said did bee damitifid 1 : 11 1=4 bus osuolod_ by o poop ear orb) mot bysaws of "Was* Tbe limed penis et meth., ma preyed by the plakelre beaks. mg by Wire miasmas.— Mr. Ceib* Mimed llis }q for delbodemt. The pry Ism& mist kr the WaVP-deeespes IMIOIIII DWI 07 £ PONT.—.II which bad boss pagan be several dap fees wr heed se Masa, dradimp. pits deed. oI betiMe of dam Ml* wm calk* ~pews .I lest= i s that ass be sem by asp ip. It is the pere mos trlplismi by tbellar la its terror, bolted Oremb. se ow. lb. Mdse. Into the drub ea dm saw side, 'Mrs It was alive.—/pariat Si rr:DPID CONDUCT OP • Yourm—On Saturday bet. tore Li H .. limey PreZt: at Xs. R. B. Pratt, Pri i s i f i r e . g tee li er ra."l.lll . inn bodieg iti l i o sh r Mo a r g = 111114 is seamy midi ' s*, bep ibdr ems aciass tuba mold 1m ▪ meldswilly ble dspb. sod, *Mb. Ise emisseme. demppeered. Mir Pesstorbo Is only 4mM e.l sods maim Isidro IMsbi bat mho had oembed Os an of nrimadar, swami tenlierbere bad difyperod. add *Pa bis amid Nola bee item M a asked ma milk me Mod sod ealsomesed to pall ws, bet amespease d ~easpimp Pratt by bis osamsly vote tbe sow wpm red Om latter meraMaßo4 but kis ova safety mos pissed lalmodorat (11/1/le. Beth stemilod tallmbar Is So ma w. end at Mesa Posit emesseded is bkralt fees w pup of Illetbisp. bye bie sempwilso's Mb was be dirw, sod BMbi domMod by Os psi dam mbieb be bed MeweV essapad, be mode saslbme assay to MEN :sw atc hl4 him by * at Ms boa. madly o la befailaW Bitchiest eddy w aarefirwa. sad as deoldeaved him from a watery grave.— AN VIIIIMINLY DlffinilANCE AT • FtmsdaL.— The 99.99999919 eera, Northeete, who was familial we- Mr empislont eleenmairmees, at Tiverton, r seperted emir OM head. wee Mesabi to this say fre imisesissa. Oa ?Mohr tho fauna teak pler—the wee Ilillowed his temnisteibe pave • hue bra N monis" we oinartal tato makeup by a atimhot et follgonet yam redliss Mary Asehmainet, tad Immedlele um in Oa Meer we the slanei me t b a eat and rek ummanly et Wks lbw S 9 Mem ea itatadea. The alma reseed bar via Yam ton% nod &WM ; sad at the immeMey theeMened to *tow Mr Mao So pave. A brae d aloww, gunpowder, mod =Meim was arnally hre.Mlnee dm ler tae arm of the ant im* Miele@ et wenn ea ire. The estalate who rod So flat emir or attacked by one of the mesa near the deeered'e wile. Bhp maid he aught le M" of it to nod the burial mass afar to sub a wumea." It was with dilkwity that the warn mad be eselemited tram lU-ssias her. The brother a tas leamai Malls she!• tend km in his how mad a perm edam amived, whoa the was cooserel beck again to Tierra. Insane Thom - DA1061301.11 ACCIDZNT TO SDI 11/1/A/M1 HALL. —Aa midst, happily without oodose toe oulsol Tondo" lot, as Bit How.mis ri Lady Hall WIN wirsisi hos Gl= Usk. Afar "pig lie imago row pat et Os nod eat into by tie Mood, Jost so their tooeloso osooloi Lea Elea touniplith lio noor leader fell with nib odds Tinton* o to ewe lowa the of leader, W lie wieder oaf ito dem t sal for ism oseonds, both tin poilmoyo aad Pm boron Wag an SS the grand toge ther, obi Airily. Woombefol to say, the boys ewepd wlibad Invion, tie* do Moo wont such eat, sad the Mom logien ; but go ?Min thaws on. mini. E itYrMAoaodwliepotd lie road passed a taw 61 n tie onsolosesoi Mn boon soot •10-31 Sawa WEDNESDAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL TOISDAT 'CUMIN°. The `dui toissisassd this maniac most ea kerireemalkely, es kr ma th goal e eleakiale were eseseeesd. ke tin poureda t wlth gotherio Mike ink, triable= MS 'wavy showers, os to tho a dtrly eppesnak gave to • a dull Medea septet, sad art a chilling inteease ow what h smelly ea tine eseklen a very gay mom The inkerantele state of the wearer. did hay lane err yeeinkekll7 spa the alltiairna at ale MN, win* Mae to 111 as early se tea Ake; sad Ikea M. Okla tea seat et termer nieutee she, the bsws illsd in every pert with a ••••Palli a t i kerike eat faeldinside. The woke presides% Lord leek hie seat a lbw adeutas atter the esadeater, sad the Meek up 'Reknit:ly the National Asthma. It is worth while to aids in mule that Madame Cas tellon wog the sir with peat busty end clot; Islas& the whole ieaegemwt wee so good that we lever remember to have heard the anthem usftrmiA is bette r style. Difenasbaika's " Elijah,'• was the swami* et the menlag. This t effort has already been se minutely eddied sad =nib so filly dismissed to the Ezprese, that we shall not sew eater iato say review of its marvellous sualleades ; the maatility t he author's genius is nowhere eabibiled awe emplelely thee in this marvellous drains, and Ile oppredellen by the _public is evidenced by the feet, thee ee shwa N " soldatt" has em taken so large a bed es dr wileols—it slight al most be said the aff the paride et &Nomura". Herr Formes, who sustained en this se des the parts allotted to Stataigl in 1846 sal Beebe in lee, delivered the resitative in opeaing the arlere by a dee tiara& media etas deem* alba remade& by dr eimpesse ; le the smeseding mean the bead did the mar jades, thst perilemese rarely auger; the opening shone as is asisati7 retired. The daett—ths prayer albs people to the readmed with ex gables bosomy by Modem Cuadra sal Mbe and Mr. Leehare Mb ales as heed with great effect in the remised's " Han enper hearts." The sale chores of the pads whisk Minn was renamed with a demos et wadies and weVaistft dam that las certainly weer bees supserd. The sager' ashalive, " Elijah, gat the. Mem" wee yang by Khe Dolby with much eireleass, lasating a las • the power of the weeds met the degularly appr ollolpOse adMiehannase of the run awls quartet of angels as e=rg in doe style by Hadar Castellsn, Mrs. Bull. Me Dolby, Miss M. Williams, Kr. , Hr. T. Willisses, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Weir. sad Mr. beytbisa. The serried recitative aad air whisk mimes whets the dielegwobearean Meadow sad Elijah was open the well anerNal. theri s here were t debuts which we shall ass IL me et, h ► these would ea be observable to amend audience. oaring ma alive of the dialogs, was modern in a style of much plaintive geese end bawl by Madame Cestellms ; but the 'palms re et Elijah," " Give see thy Son," was gives men tee slow by Hen Forms, ao transition between the be =a serene, sad the prayer to the Almighty pereeptibie ; thrasher to the tenni. nation of this pessase in the anterio there war a general want of armaaKs abet, mid siessisly of passionate aapsusion, by Madame Castellan i though her singing flambee% wee wonidedally carotene. - TM recitative, whisk embodies the debase et the Prophet Is Ahab, war given rather tamely but the sendwileg_presa of this pimege, Is which tisk radiates bluest, he the flat , mons the Pliers Beek was one of Herr Berme s mot ensersibl dirk The magnificent and sings leafy mgressive Mama of the *horns et the Priests Bed was spend wish spire. eel was well sus. tared t; the Menem earamber et the music and the ty of its 111=6.60•6 1 1/ 0 0 4, present • most yield *ears to the recitative " Cell Ma leader; " we apes the while wed executed, with the e artgh • slight defect which pervaded Herr Ilares's thengheat, a went of raft er dullness rather perhaps a meant Maim et Ism at simper, which slightly maned OW alien The diem isiewiag, which ie • renewal with maw Ibrair, et the Will ay • the Priests et Baal, was (peaty sneered ; and to the reran ing paths it the reshada, wed " Call hie yonder,"Herr Fames imperled MOD of ferias ad Whet. The reamed dame, foreleg se e dimmeessien et the priests, reps — thus ggsad t , trrilt= " o. " l:ris i rof ih t e h i : stem ha all its intensity and splongsuc—mil l us in ig ea n Maio was rendered to-day fa a st yle retrtably not to be pseud. The quartet et auger. • Car_ _thy but= the lord," was vary rainy tang by Madams C Mies M. Witiesse. tir,lrekey, and Mr. Weir. The essiatl e. is wh sk kWh saidasne the Prophets et Baal. and the dress of the lie won belb Holy rewlwed ; and to r ae sneeselling " net this weed like be'_ Herr Femme dear is great spirit wed mark kelieji. Madam Wad* ooh made her abide in the sir, " Wee male them who basks Him!" She tang lealy, and the edit predused weeenniderable. Wes hould ion, tee, that her satire meting et the air is new sal pendia le herself, tor thargh ealidyisg • cane of the Mama Visual dear readers it with nulhome et tens owl penes of Nem thea severity of mesas& There me be ee doubt abet is this particular the Maass et her genius are entkdy anat. end that her rewiring of the air is that whisk will be by far the mete Modest The dialogue between the Prophet ead the youth (Madam Casedra) war well sus wined thseugheaL The dad dress in the trot part, n :=Tet Ms mem sad amidst the nth and aria he ands powenally beim beaping an the ion. gladeist the Wear read lle epheadenr to the NW mils, was ghee with peal d rewy, power, and madden. So eidir the Seel psalm wore. As lateral of mad sdarelsee awl the warms semi of another gem et the aulude—the opera( air—." Hear ye, lamb" dee ea the as. The dew vela at Midas Clara Neale pealed through maim* hill, and bar awa Id net a bel t to be Odd. meseading emellative re ed norm la whir Bidet pembries the isadmarien lad wee tidy reederal ; but the met guards' sleet dumbriet wee the mow Is whieh Madams Tiar as& Oasis matted heseedis the part of the Queue. But we wed kallsi to ads k Mr. Sirs Reeves Is,. the or eitathe "Muse d Gel " with pest - besot, eel presidia. The seseeriong eir, in whisk the pyr e x& le Jaw valo, weeMang ass el lie bees Ora the meet greedy* the beselyetthe Thera st " Udders aye he the sesuatahm" wee with eninate beauty by Madame Clara Enda. Mira K. and Kiss Dolby, To this mew s aseended the eel, WISONS One aseadag; bet it ie proper le eny that le amedeme edik a et eke semailles. with the =Mom et the pails*. II bed boss mend that enseres Mend ash be add dr. - In dr recitative, saber the Pro seephet bee esnerel the esammis et the Lord threiagh the d, Herr Tams MUMS' 111 the height hi gree tad. Mir Wei wing UMW de WNW of viz. s •• Oh t ! IMO • the Lai." as din etas mated% whir its immertal amigeser as wlrsl shield be Mem but cm muted le Ns riesineng, caber • simeemenin as Will y theismaw, The mgars:vto 111Beh seal, mil the dirt, always essidairmsdhareely by re eplendid style la the easseeting Ikons one eased sed mewed thembent; a tamale. ei wild gasbag that drestedies the Alms at Ile seeder dm the Mt pert. The ewe* dm*. " • billy is OM the - Lend," wet =et daft* end erg ;est the beef dr a the erarele. "Yee Ike ansentaine rad &rem" was egindielly earmilnil. This wee desidedly et Mem Piensees nal powers rem this pled le the due it the rums this wet bed ens iladme. mil died' niveryiag _amens. The sensation et the wee Mahler ; and these who have hard the molar emllenindy data its lag mamma hue in MS. adore they d wee arse bane w Will deer. The peelbellen et the admiral @mammals wee wry ad adedie, ad ell a beam peas as. well dens. • ulna has amieled, /drag Arista of the the Farrah in Mt, me well es this To day then was Pledient's aid Vies-heel rzewiimb rued, ; Veber be secured seer, 507 ; nerved ma, 4/4; lad mem% 1,60 W. 2s. • 'metro end emilesdeasee dr dem Inf. 74. • oriel ressived 1849, this MM. lb. Ia 1,4801. 16s. M.; la 2d. Anwar the compana t i e hall were ea rd ant Lady Map ; th lred Ithereary_ per.. party ; tart daps mil psna ; Lied and Leidy Learnt; the Bight Mew Mr Ida Pakiagra. M.P., sad partid e : i i h r t h7 BM. Bart; Lied Wald and party ; Lady W sal Lord Lifford ; Lord Verdant ; Lord sad ldtisre • Ste W. Hertel"; the Has. E. H. Clive, M.P., Ma Lets* Clive • Sis John Claws& ; C. B. Ad. tbdey, , M.P., end Mrs. •dreley ; Mrs. Mosiektoe Mires party the Mayor ot Hinalagisam ; Lady Chahar Chetwynd and party ; Shr James Haekworth, Berk &P.,. T. P. Halsey, la., M.P. ; Hon. mad Bev. timilan Tara, de. to. TES NATIONAL PAlLthelleeTAßT RIMS A&9O - have Weed a tent aideles. whill► sod est=" The mull Bre ghost to Mope widely emeastle apeeelleas. They MI "MA lad 'ANA tie mai et area *Melded wastlet atpelleimi. AM they eel ewe may esaellsiesey eit_wa the lahemaka MIA MI6 they MI dm be araleba 'He awl MU awes may me et telbeey aisdat ifteldl e ellia gy sad tmereptlme yeeetleed lulu the IMe M i te they way be Ole ie Melia fahmellea mad amisailthr e lite all reanters to forma eiehmialudees ea lei to the eSsm. Lit Mille4llll4lloll fa ivory se, efty, - sompidaiag of usiust exelk = a li s ifirt e sLidni. Let alma= do the like, preying toe ske 11141011111 des bibs, se its ealy sees et sees =estisposiosse el yam. LeS velissess end ve- Ie &sir sepesseeetirs. sales ups dint se Sift r i ap- S s Xs Oaf an sells ler vetoes, Sad Mr. Berkeley's ee" CANADA OSZAT diSSTIOId RAILwaT.—A G.—Sian pow, speskiag of the Oreet Weiss& itedsoad, says : This ertast work in I =f ia lt e dloll , 11.11111M4 di= sr sa semplodes. , Iltra, newire. Can mad Mae wintrast kr seam sr IS Me. sad they lave relied ea their yen, mad re reedy to lay down the Sas sad rails over 10 tails', Wise new yews Ythe nwaelMes lor 8 Mthil have earibtalle west dens. We Ghana What the timber kr the brides Y ea the gresad, ales ea hiasseas lomat, of ski; a pie Meer Is fray My. I. plies ism when the MY slaws the thew,.ling a weak late the Ater, sad ars hoer that 10 seheasere have loaded northing like 18,110111eas of railroad iran,so that we thiak scathing an prevent as Iwo Wilda, lids pert by the let of January nett. Whediat the will ran the ears before the whole raid is Waled we vs set bees able to learn ; bat sue Wilt lo certain, we will have the road done, tot we have die aighieen And contraction that I on do it." EVENING, THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. DIMOSCHIPI.—Iit the seeth 01 Dena the wheat baron is now over, tial. k was believed that the wheat would g te s % sr esdasslg by the We heavy nine, is le be to slate tkokie the whole, it is auk la gedin, sal are alisadoet in gawky, them wee 'spleen. WI it 'nil jade% how ever, la inbeele esaidea, wing lke aNd addeer whin nented Met the Wens bne awe w e Ma dew paha et the wheat le " spened," bet errs to mq asst The env is not esesidered te be an name any damn it is set meek Mow it. The bosky Wenn le seedy over. The disa is p ur e e : rally, le geed, sad seseeplasse it is nedlust. have bees Nan% est 4 way panes gin dess hue beta latiodused. la the 'ern of De en ns the h mael arvest is geese* akw web law *ea Is the swath. Harvest however, hen brume gear, gad a pied duel wheats been •4114 la telme - La • tsw dqe the harvest will be esnAkeed, with a esestkreeine of the prow We weather. The potato disease is but keel ; Is acme pines it prevails to sew extent, bat ether psis of the seue4zeadrely free teem it. Honed VV. an are ee bin e' is many saw parr el the esusiey; bat they ars sew than in trim previews yeast. Wearers an esraiag hem is. Id. to le. 6d per day, with some For tin of their Meteials.—Deocasifirs Chnesack. Ettonvy—alprimg the list week the weather has been ell that meld bededied to entplete the honest in this neigh bourhood. The wheat whist has buss et sines our fast mew yr when bum =serially Impend in undid= by the het as eat Wade ebbe have pain ; bat we fear am say yes Wealth wee left on nut et it loin been UMW. Prom what woken slot at market of iY new maples we are fully amifinmedi in our pnviouly unused 'Odin that the Neale. aW quality of this year's math of wheat are ens hd leased han not Nee sayWeg se geed as the old wheet—in shun= out of ten it is very Wader. Beans are nearly all carted ; they are at least• helmight or them weeks earlier in stack this year than used; hat semplaints ere beard of the wimples, which are vary irregular and by no mums well made up. These observation aim apply to peas. • large ex tent of bar* hes been meted during Me left dew days, but its osf see in most eases is gese, p = ji :l n s be quality will better non what Ina cut and harvested ; the semis. we have men beer t marks of Wary ban the weedier. We aro e. port a very general umelnies ce the of that ellangold Ind turalpsendew to pow almost Oen of ell ilseselpdeas are dais' 747 bee trom dieser. Less desk, diem and lambs are commanding sureardisery prism at the =lent faits, with evely posbability "(their behigeshowed ; the breeder this seam Ws gently the Menage ewe the resber and will, no doubt, make the meet of hi pielWa. Mesa ;eats are dear, bet set se kigle Is grapnel's.. asap, they being in far more legume. km the speselethe nevesseat which at the preseee elen Pali la We we Wade; but if the wow se. to the inewees esalgradia kw to Au- Valk be esnen, we amen possibly Weems Aka there will long matimee a deldsney of "wades. ea IW flub of that country ; the probabilities lie In the other anseses. Cotton in the linlesdlleatea le said to be b pantie. this year, and that large nap** type be NOM this eirosm stow, we WNW, will Ws spies. mow tertian rise and easelsa le esetetaly desidie Is t=t a t i ii et leugeked are hislogekel Stria= (Rut.)—Nothing can have been more Arlene than the present fine weather, without which the grew pets of the fanner would have ben wet dish...ludas. Th. state of the grain was becoming a subject of *OM considered= to the county in ea both the pro darer and eeseunier axe equally interested is the admit tages of aAm harvest. The wheat Is now pretty well carried into the stack—not perhape in excellent coadition, but in • state to be improved by fine weather and a little extra kends.. The yield varies so mush in different dis tricts that it is not an easy matter to speak either very no , vastly or confidently as to the average growth. In some localities very little blight appears, and the quality of the grain is good ; whilst fa others the farmers will aft reads. mesa thee has I qr. to tel qr. per acre ; sad in seek inakwas the essaOs Sow but too faithful a reasons of the sesseity pew.. From our inquiries, we are of spines that the sop will be shoat four-lithe of en there is an unusual quantity of straw. I ve tli f i lf Cgeed the :thy and oats have not sustained much injury ; and if so, the yield will be very gratifying. Th• beans ead per am may defective crops. The late rains have gristly bundled the turnips sad mangokl warms!, sad the pastures presses a very hunrisitt appointee.. Beef and wasttee have advanced in pries lately. We have sot We se say rgraang sinew wheat beng slid, mad then We onset wile the peke. OW Went dm se men Is velar se Ins andelpSlMlL The weelksie stades.' tine at late pikes. The lon powers an Way to have an abundant harvest—the gathaleg will 4111•1111•011 in about a hanight.--Hesse Adratioir. MONKOVEOIIII3.—WIik the punks of the night of Twiny ls" the wenn bas hese We sat favourable for the harvese—wlad bomb. hese weeks to dry the cut pas. Wealth" eave Wes eskt down in radon. Is dollen th orllake the bulk of the wheanog L already named media good nalleka But have the barley and sate oared mush. It may be tree what the Tins. states, that men of the pawn year's wheat mop proving vell_kewlee t sad that the harvest I. deficient in quantity as wit es quality. But there is eo great likelihood ofxkpeemememt ries la the price of gun' Mamma Baniiiilrterlow or Eoneutritoff.—Wei hoar it =lAmid that Mr. Mugulay has abandamad his . la. Mims* for Edinburgh, and that the whip I bow assahoi M abet Mr. HO/1116/11 is his rasa, as ma la a miaow 4dawed.—EdisebioyA Pat. Ruesers lava bola baroola Oat Mr. Macaulay, la otesogwasao of Ids hodale, hod raesivad to resign his seat la porlioniat. A son ales sib that the whit party. In 1 tics . ' sposely reitlasione. had = 4. ;0 abet Mr. a owormaler Orokareitooth. We Ns woo our wadwb sod as good mdkeelty, that than is as Isenadades for thus roam. My. Macaulay, oa the Mostly, et parliament in Norowilior, will ester on that Wort to which he has bees so hasawrably aisw thretiry. Hwi I'HUNDIR STOP.ll.—Yeaterday afternoon the marepslis was MAW by a heavy Mona ef Meader and linhislas mesmpaled by a very copious fall of nia. At 6 *Valk and flor about • quarter of en hour before the slum hawk lie dr wm sink sad the sky veiled with =r, es flat the darkness was such as eediaarily over. ibs day sheet two bean later. AN OLD FAIT INDIAN E AN Ie .—A part of the rudder of Me last lair rip desten bee bra labia lato Whileishie by the helm whir Mardirma than. The ship Noma is the Quota% Chanei, and was Met is • heavy ph, January 11, ISA esnewpeatly has bees eau, water Carly 60 pan. The redraw was Wag Moat a curare at a mile threat from the elt, sod fair the Mr et the slip being la the reelistaft ef some et the la. habitude of ads Sees, it bas eased some easheity.— Shiphir asootte. A SSA= II THI CITY.--On Bahirday, while Ning etthe weekseta angioyed try Mr. Welllearten, Wider, of meat Tdalty4oE sar ere emgleyel In Narks a pea- thy at moke, need as einorkemea, it Mr. Curling's, lissom& , in a make Ina ilhasvmed malsemalli am el them. It to the seder iablis, big he hog* shoat kos het, M at least three rebel le derinheame k the li V da :art of the betty. New It emld lam hard a where it was dimmed le a artery, r suelt a zcs obtain so fall a derlopmeat except la ly warm climates. It is preserved toe the pear in a ring state by Mr. Curling. IlsraoroznAir Borns Comusszos.—Yentarday a grid men% li elks Mowing remberor met at the shistallee. ffeet • Ilhae.reare : Risked Jobb, Ben. (the *ram& Ilk Bra Surreys*, Iloiar ,Yeaa, Capt. - Vela, sad Mika Meakierp, l&WTS111811 liri, George Bohm T. Ohm% and 0. kind emir. leen The reported a balms la ea Wee 46 bet. of 1 1 e 371111 4 1. Id. and the earl orMie~__ pima, Or Ms =- tent of 6,162/: 17s. 11., Irwin as malkide behmes at pre sent of Mei. h. 7d. • matement as to the eelleriono was next submitted, fro which It appreal, inler el e, that 18,6641. 13s. 10d. reessimal aussiseted at the mid of August. A rate of 6d. Is the penal mina the warm die!. sio• of the WermineNr_ se_weel, tai whirr will madam 311,3 1 EsiS a l i i , s w s a Ohm end the dap am whir to a it axed; ke aelkeints aliewansewas lika. wire te be M. In the pensil ups the own eiketed. The Mew% esi g =weee him* reeekel W i t WM% sod ordered to be .tweed. the remiss of the emetahreoree to Nabs a try ere ea the war distalits:— Pugh,, awe et M. emblztaillialliegiksaile et a til e riess al. " .2l44Bl ". le., Wile sje F4arate r i le Moe 8,711 E 11 Green- Id. wM pekoe MIK Is. lid., te meet AIN tithe ameani of TAM A& 11d. District rho at were eedered to be f rt for the undet ermined &Mem :—Babere, lad Kent, Fulham end Masineenembh, Chaster's Creek wed* Tower-hill Leal, Uwe Ihmkeress Level mid Ikesbeees Level. A pest startler et wennats were ASS * rabbi opines de faulters who, ft was sworn, had been ailed spa at least three time and ultimately ennimened. Ica Park-street, Islington, 180 feet of brick sewer was mined to be eon. stntetsd, at a met of 1711. ; and Iffe hot et pipe sewer, in Welleelergrove, at an outlay se SOL—Adisursed. FATAL Coach ACCIDENT.—The Dingiggiimg Os car. states that a raw coach accident Oiluelgi ID Saturday evening last, which has terminated la the dirk of Mr. George Hemming many years known as is the Shrewsbury read. He left Wormier en etntble lanelt e Vst her Wanly mid hares Drawer, bensa, end pareesied towards Mr minghara.. Be ' thus as the ark twelve entelde rad four iallift FINNINgoos, sad was proceeding rag at en er dinary pose aahl le arrived at about twenty poi beyond the Lag Indio T Gate. Here he peadved a bone sad mei him ea the WM/ ale, and called out to the te tars. The men net hang so m e biliittligat• la elder Se amp him, attempted Ito moms the reel. thedther eke ear lethetenately did the same, and a esillies seek ghee. The wheel of , the teach was driven inside the Net wheel, and ' was thrown from the box with peat rebnise, sad ailing is his heed received a fracture, Ins the Mahe/ Milk he expired ahem intently. 1.11 the ea kelp of the cork were thrown off, and the whMM being tamed over, fell upon and severely injured gum Ot dm. biz young females who were on the Intik et the sear reaped unbar; 8, 1852. MURDER AT SHEFFIELD. On Thursday last the body of a man was dis arerred in • hedge bottom, about a mile and a half from Sheffield, in • shockingly mutilated condition. The niedicial emeniaation showy, beyond all doubt, that the man has been murdered. That examination was =dean Sunday, by Mr. Doper and Mr. H. Payne, surgeons. At the beck of Me heed was found • shot-wound, about an inch in diameter , endreestrating two inches Into the brain, where were lodged dreemeele sit the shell and • quantity of No. 4 shot. There war radar enet.wrand behind the right ear. The shot is Ms wound had weed under the base of the skull and lodged M the beam of the noes, fracturing the temporal berm the Sou of the orbit of the right eye, and shattering the banes! structure of the upper jawbone. The Mine- Me wows, probably • small pistol, mad have bees bold dese te die lead of the murdered man, tar the limb around the venal under the ear was discoloured with the exploded MiPrera It should be remarked, too, that the shot e d the brain from the wound behind the head had set spread, as would have been the else if fired from a dis eases, but lay in space little larger than the orifice of the Mud. There were also three incised wounds on the right ride of the face, one extending from the lower lip round the chin, in a semi-circular direction to the outer cost of the eye ; the others were of less extent. The lower jaw was (metered at the angle and at its centre (the chin) ; the lappet jaw was also broken near its centre. It was late on Saturday evening when the body was iden tified as that of Mr. Alexander Robinson, of Doncaster. His friends were communicated with immediately, and on Saturday his late employer, Mr. David Barber, draper, Doncaster, arrived at hheffield. From information ob tained from him it was clear that Robinson had been robbed of money, • silver lever watch, and his pack of drapery wares. From the active inquiries set on foot by the police, Robinson was traced to have dined at Gray's eating-house, in Watson's-walk, Sheffield, in company with a young man named Junes Barber, end two othe r yo ung S co t c h travelling drapers. After dinner Robinson and Barber adjourned to Naylor's dublic-house, adjoining where Robinson was in the habit of staying. There they had something to drink, and Barker was beard to say that he would intro duce Robinson to some good customers near (Headless, a village about five miles from Sheffield. Robinson then made up his pack, and he and Barber left the house to gether, about 2 o'clock. As yet there is no evidence of Robinson having been seen alive after that time. About 6 o'clock Barbee, it is found, entered the Royal Standard public-house, Leadmill-road, apparently in great haste. lie placed in the can of the landlord a draper's pack, and at his (Barber's) urgent request a cab was sent for. Between the messenger's starting for and returning with the cab, Barber asked for a elothesbrush, and was at considerable pains to cleanse his clothes and boots. lie was driven to the Rein deer Inn, Devonshire -street, where he asked for a bed, but the landlord nut being able to accommodate him, he went to his own lodgings at Mr. Pigott'e, 105, New Meadow street. This was The only information the police were en abled to obtain up to Monday afternoon. In the evening. of that day circumstances were brought to light which quickly led to the Ring of the whole mystery. They then received the number maker's name, and a general description of the decea sed's -watch, and within one hour from the receipt of that intelligence the watch was found in the poses 'con of Mr. Beet, of West street, with whom it had been pawned on Saturday even ing for 30s. It having been found that the pack left at the Royal, Standard by Barber, on Thursday afternoon, was that belonging to the deceased, Barber was, at 7 o'clock on Monday evening, as mentioned above, taken into custody. lie was told that ha was suspected of the murder of Robin son, but with great wog froid he denied the whole a ff air. On searching his, however, there was found in his pocket book timparuhrekees dyn ast! of the murdered man's yeti DM, es being eesWnstM with the pawnbroker, it was ass* that be wee set the person who had pawned it. The.. was taund also upon him 21. 16s. in money, and a posbellos reseipt for a registered letter, which ho posted ea Fridato a friend at Port Carliale:Cumberland, and whisk It I, thrash% contaided a remittance of money. A mwas an, named George M'Cormack, who traced to g having been in Barber's company, was next apprehended. lie was Identified as the person who had pawned the watch ; sad he at come admitted it, stating that he received it from umber at the Deiriser Inn on Saturday night, and gave to him the messy he width it was peened. Ygpea the nate brought to light, it is clear that the mur der Iles isenunitted between the time of Barber and the de melon leaving Nayieses public-house on Thursday after- Doom at 2 o'clock, and the arrival of Barber, with the pack of the murdered man, at the Royal Standard. In addition to the other (Iridium this point, Is the fact that in the stomach of the mssdmod man was found his undigested dinner. The field is widdi the body was found is situated at • mosiderable &mums hem any house or public !oat -4412h lies in the dimullea of °legalese, the place named . 7360 m me the kreelitgaz ta hnh the customers reside of whamimbed month be _ The meth% beyond thin of robbery, for this diabolical mender I. involved in mystery. Barber and Robinson had both served a tem M years under Barber's uncle, Mr. David Barber. of Dessemw, About two months ago Bar ker war dissented by len meth, in oonseqsence of embezzle ment. Proviso* the usi. bed given 91. for a silver lever reeMii as a pmeent foe the pioneer Barber. His nakedn ess.. howevek _lost him ble etude's favour, and the watch war given to nobirres. About six week's ago, Robinson's el=llwith Mr. Barber terminated, and the latter, 1.4 61eaary, provided him with • peck of drapery as a stook la trade, and be asememeed travelling over the dis trict which fhe pestasst Basta had previously paramau • land. It we, sr destel, by the effer of Barber to assist im isoblenint menucese, that he was lured into the mild met where be wee murdered. Deft the whets of Maar/ sad to-day (Tuesday) the mem la evid in the Twain' has been occupied by large emerde Of Mpil l / 2 NM the movements of the police authori ties have walled with the greatest interest. The salseppy event be. iilllllll the whole town Into a state of endlismont. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 4.46. Th. two polentore wore this afternoon brought before the 111111•211 boa* when Mr. Raynor, the chief constable, Mazy doloiled the 'slam* Spinet them u above. lb. Dom (we of the tee) asked the prisoners whether am global to go be fore the 111111111111101 jury, or 'hefty dry isimpl Ike like investigation Awl& bit - made by tho Waugh posionalos ? In either crass they would ho parialiehl podlooloasi mistime. It woe ler OM to dime. — Bubo/ eideedy sehl—m de not care. I abeeld like to have !arid oniseemee." Mr. &UM (segleineW dot) said if Meg wished to have ellland indeemee lbsy hie. mut nem the gentleman, and NNW Mr.=yield sod fie 1— Then rya have no objection to go before the Itabsi--No ; sin witMirtse. Irgomensk ales mid is hill no objection. He had no thigely• de with ta• nardse. were then Demanded amosdingly. The corowor will hold his lawn thu day (Wednesday). Baba displayed great coolness throughout. THE POOR-LAW BOARD AND THE PARISH OF ST. PANCRAS. Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the directors of the peer of the psi& of St. Pancras, held in the Board ing= kimg weekbeese, WRIONT in the gar, the tallowiag letter from the Poor-law Board was read by the clerk to the disteime: Poor-Law Beard, Whitehall, Sept. 3, 1852. " Sir,—l set dimmed by the Pew Law Board to call your attention to their Mew of the Ks of )nay last, desiring that you we 11l tip add twit to them a list of the diresees el the poor aad pald slims in the pariah of St. PINNEY for the current year, end to request that you will forward the list in questioa to this office, without any further delay.—(Signed) . o'. Frtimtwo Assistant Se • cretary." To the Director. of the Poor of St. Pancras.' Mr. Fun:sass moved that the letter do lie upon the table, and that the vestry clerk be requested to inform the poor law based of the decision of the directors. If any other course was adopted it would be inconsistent with the course adopted in the ease of the dismissed master. This question would be decided by the judges of the land in the ensuing term. It was the duty of the directors to resist the Inter ference on the part of this arbitrary body. Mr. GODDEN moved, and Mr. CLARK seconded, that as a antler of courtesy the letter be simply acknowledged. Mr. STOCKTON could not undentand the power of the =board over that parish. What right had they to the mew of the directors of a parish go- Weed by hail arts ? They had on appliesths before. At least, they ought to state by what setherlty they made the application, before the reser* Ins esmolied with, which w ould place tbe pada seder Ms leader care of the Poor Law Board. The fedi was already in litigation with the board as to their power to interfere in Its Meal government, and until that ease was decided in the Queen's Bench, it was the duty of the parish to resist to the uttermost the power as. semi. (Heer, hear.) Kr. T. 11. Stuns could not see the objection to comply with the request. In this view, Mr. RIALTY and Mr. Howse ecucurred, but eventually It was unanimously resolved that the communication of the Poor Law Board should be simply acknowledged. THECHoLuta.—ThePosencorrespondontof the Co lors. Gassita writes on the tad inst. The local commit tee of health has unanimously agreed to combat the cholera with gunpowder. Application his been made to General Tietzen, the commander of the fortress, who has jut had the 'misfortune to lose his consort by cholera, to make an attempt to purify the air by discharges of artillery, and he has declared his readiness to comply with the request, if the permimion of the civil government can be obtained. AOCIDINT AT A BURY 1 7 1011 T.—On Monday, as the troops of the different depots at present in Canterbury were mimed in a shun fight, in a field at the rear of the barracks, one of the party belonging to the 6th Foot was running with his loaded musket, when it by some accident went off, and wounded him severely in the right arm. He was taken at once to the military hospital, but there is very little doubt the pour fellow will be disabled fur the rear of his life.—South Easters Gazette. THE INRITEAT BRITAIN.—ThiII noble vessel t►Y spoken at 8 o'clock in tho morning of tho 25th nit., in lat. 42.37, lon. 12, by the brig Lisbon, from Lisbon. The Gnat Britain wu crowded with sail, and going at the rate of 13 knots an hour. An estimate cf time and distance gives her, so far, about 10 knots an hour.—Liverpool Standard. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The official return mays the week ending laid Saturday 966 deaths were nyristered in the metropolitan districts, showing • considerable decrease on the mortality of August. In We tee corresponding weeks of the years 1842-61 the average masher of death. was 1,143, which, with a correction for increase of population, becomes 1,24. In comparing the deaths of last week with this average it is proper to bear in mind that the latter is much increased by the cholera that prevailed at this season in 1849. In the epidemic class of diseases it will be perceived that smallpox has become much less fatal in London than it was at an earlier period of the year. Twelve cases were regis tered last week, and amongst these is recorded the death of ' • labourer at the age of 46 years in Upper Holloway, who caught the disease from one of his children who had sot been vaccinated. It is omitted to be stated whether vaccination had been performed in his case. Last weak diarrheas carried off 89 children, and 16 persons of more advanced age; cholera was fatal to 8 persons, 4 of whom were adults. It is satisfactory to observe that them, com plaints, usually so fatal among children during the s umm er months, are now on the decline. The Registrar of Ful ham, however, calls attention to the great prevalence of diarrhoea at the present time in part of his district, and alas to the bad unitary condition of the locality. Fifty-three deaths are returned as caused by scarlatina. In lioxton Old-town, at 8, Old Ivy-street, the three sons of a spectacle-maker, aged respectively 7 months, 2 years, and 4 years, died of scarlatina maligna, each after live days' illness. Two of the deaths occurred on the Ist September, one on the 2nd. Mr. Pearce, the registrar, remarks is reference to these cares: "In this house there are fre quently very offensive smells arising from imperfect drain age, and having a tendency to produce infectious disease The above cues were in a state of collapse when the medi cal attendant was first called in. The fatal results might have been prevented by . proper attention to cleanliness and iseasonable needled ao.' _ The following are the returns of the eight eases of cholera registered in the week. " Summer . ' has been substituted in three cares for " English" cholera ; in all the other cases the medical certificates are followed. In Saint Mary, Paddington, at 60, Weetbourne-park villas, on 27th August, the widow of a gentleman, aged 87 years, " summer cholera (3 days)." In Kensington, at the Potteries ' on 31st August, th e s on of a labourer, aged 7 weeits, " cholera infantum." In Chelsea, south sub-district, at 1.5, Queen's-road East, on the 2nd of September, the daughter of a tailor, aged 2 months, " cholera infantum (5 days)." In Belgrave subdistrict, at 125, Tachbrook-street, on the 31st of August, a spinster, aged 35 year., " SUM/nee cholera (I week)." In St. Giles, at 170, Drury-lane, on the 31st of August, a newsreader, aged 70 years, "summer cholera (1 week), fever (5 days). " In the sub-district of Whitecrossetreet, at 4, White's yard, on 28th August, the daughter of a painter, aged 24 days, "summer amen (24 hours)." At 5, Lark-row, Bethnal-green, on 30th August, the widow of a cowkeeper, aged 72 years, " summer cholera (12 hours)." In Bromley, at the City of London Union Workhouse, on 2nd September, a female foundling, aged 5 weeks, " cholera infantum (4 days), want of breastosalk." In St. (Ides, at 4, Neale's-yard, on 39th August, the daughter of a labourer, aged 1 year and 9 months, died of diarrhea. Mr. Faulkner, the registrar, reports that " this child died in a most unhealthy house, crowded with people, and dirty; the deceased was extremely emaciated, which is sot to be wondered at, considering the wretched place where it lived. At 14, South-street, Islington, East, on 30th August, the son of a hatter, aged 7 years, died of " ax haustion from diarrhea." rase mod. (Inquest.) Mr. Butterfield mentions that "there are some unfinished streets in this neighbourhood, the roadways of which are made the receptacles of all kinds of filth ; on the evening of the inquest the smell front them was very offensive." At Dawes-lane, Walhamireen ' on 31st August, the son of a bricklayer's labourer, aged 4 years, died of " pneu monia, diarrhea, and low fever (4 weeks )." The medical attendant states that " the houses in this lane are crowded to excess ; each room in nearly every ease is occupied by a family of from 4 to 6or 7 individuals. There is no drain age, and the smells are most offensive. Diarrhea is very Ereval The e m nt e t d h ici er7 now otflce.r"ofMtL the at i tr t ic a t% rlo dd" rma me that the whole of his district is suffering severely from diarrheas and a low sort of fever, which he attributes to preventible causes,. su di as the overcrowding of cottages, want of ventilation, and deficiency of sanitary arrange ments." At 9, James-place, Bennington ' on the 28th August, the eon of a porter, aged 9 years, died of typhus (2 weeks)." Mr. Moult, the registrar, reports that ' there is at the back of tho house a very bad open ditch, and the medical man believas that to have been the cause of the fever." At 62, Ely-place, liaggentone West, on the 30th August. the daughter of a waiter, aged 8 years, died of .• low fever (6 daysl." Mr. Bowriag, the deputy registrar, mentions that these houses have very small yards, and fir a loaf period there has been stagnant water caused by the drain being choked." In the sub-district of Camden-town, at Wdler's-court, Pancras-road, on 25th August, the son of a general dealer, aged one year, died of pneumonia, convulsions (6 class)." Mr. 8011, the registrar, remarks that the houses this court and the whole loc ality are old, mush dilapidated, and dirty; indeed, scarcely habitable. Dia:daces has been very rib, and should the cholera unfortunately visit us uo doubt it would make cad havoc hero as it did in 1849. Sanitary measure. which were then adopted have been neglected, and the inhabitants are in the same deplorable state as at the time of that oatbreak." A chain-cable maker, aged 49 years, died in the infirmary of the workhouse, St. I'ancru, of " disease of the brain (14 days)." The deceased had come from the entatry to talcs leave of a friend who was about to emigrate ; the parting had a great effect on him, and on his reaching the station of the Cheat Western Railway to return home a paroxysm seized him. The police took him t o a place of safety. whence he was removed to the infirmary." In Whitechapel, North, at 7}, Thomas-street, on the 2nd of September, the son of a servant, aged 2 /ears, died from " imperfect oxygenation of the blood from inhaling impala air." At 8, St. Martin's-place, a gentleman, ag,tl 62 years, died of " low fever, the result of numerous inflammations; carbuncle." At Dent's hill, Wandsworth, a man, a g e d 51 years, died of "carbuncle (17 days)." A womsu, aged 24 Tears, died of St. Vitus's dance. The widow of a sawyer stated to have died at 5, Salmon-street, Limehouse s at th• great age of 106 year,. Last week the births of 785 boys and 739 girls, in all 1,624 children, were registered in Loclt,n. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean daily reading of the barometer wee alcove 30 in. on Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday. The mean of the week wan 29.919 in. The mean temperature of the week was G 2.4 deg., which is 2.8 deg. above the average t .f the same week in 10 years. FIRE IN ALBANY-STREET, REGENT's PARK.—At a few minutes before 8 o'clock on holiday, a fire, which at one time threatened very disastrous consequences, broke out on the premises belonging to Mr. Cerra], milliner and haberdasher, and carrying on business at 13, Albany-street, Regent's-park. The flames originated, from some cause not clearly ascertained, in the shop, and when discovered had obtained a strong hold ; in fact, it was then feared that the whole establishment would have been destroyed. The police and stra ngers, however, rendered essential aid during the time lost in sending for the engines, and thereby pre vented the loss of much valuabl e p ro perty, which other wise must have been consumed. The moment the news arrived the Well•street Brigade engine started to the spot, and was followed by another from King-street, Golden square. By the time, however, that this arsistaneelarrived the fi re was estinguahed. Considerable damage was, not withstanding, done to the costly stock in trade, and also to the building, by fire and water. The proprietor is insured in the County Fire Office. ESCAPE OP A CONVICT FROM SPRINGFIELD COUNTY OAOL.—Yesterday morning, Wm. need, who was tried at the November adjourned session upon • eLarge of receiving a stolen fowl, and sentenced to seven years' trauspottation, effected his escape from the county gaol. About d o'clock the watchman on duty discovered that a sick prisoner bad escaped from the infirmary by opening • small door in the ceiling of the bath room, by which means he was enabled to ascend the roof, and thence proceed to the boundary wall, from which he dropped to the esplanade in front of the prison, and then made his way off. A strict search in the surrounding coustry was immediately set on foot, and it is so be hoped that he will not long remain at large. The prisoner had been for some time in • state of ill.healtb, and had undergone an operation for fistula, in consequence of which he was placed in the infirmary, where great pains had been taken to save him from unnecessary suffer ing, and a cradle had been made to prevent the bed clothes pressing upon him. On the morning of the previous day he complained of being worse than usual, but towards evening he said he was ocasiderably better, hut this would appear to be the truth, as early the nest morning he was isms eg.—Essez Herald. ST. Luxe, CHELBE.4.—On Monday the first spe cial session was held at the Holland Arms, Kensington, for hearing appeals against tho assessment male on completion of the new survey of the above pariah in pursuance of an order of the Poor-law Board. The number of assessments is about 9,000, and the appellants were 3. It. Tubbs, Esq., presided, supported by W. Scott Esq., Captain R a y ne , Frere, Esq., J. Wilson, Esq., Capt. Hensler, etc. Cremorue tiardena.—Mr. T. B. Simpson addressed the bench, and stated that this property had been raised from 28Si. to .5.301. a year. He dad not ob;ect to on increase of 60 per sent., or 4321., say 4501., but he considered 5501. excessive. He urged that the beneficial occupation of the gardens extended but to four months of the year, during the remainder of which they were unproductive an short, be had to pay three years' rates for one year's enjoyment. Had this present season been asprosperouss, the last he would willingly have paid up the sum t but owing to the secent weather he had even lost one month from the present Ke an. Without impugning the judgment of the sum eyor, his property was rendered productive only by the large ex penditure he incurred tlcater for public amusement, the value derived from which, if included, wo u ld be au assess. mutt of profits in trade. He felt persuaded that, under all circumstances, the bench would take his cute under their. favourablo consideration. Mr. Lo ve l an d, c l er k to t h e guardians, supported by Mr. Paine. the out voyor, under whose direction the survey had been uerfonned, appeared on behalf of the parish. After some aireussion the assess ment was reduced to 5001.—The ass, , ment of the Iron Steam-boat Company for the Csdogan Picr was confirmed, and the bus'ness terminated.—The bench romatkr.l upon . the voluminous and comprehensive character at te rsito.w book which was brought forward on the occariaa. ' • - I • • • _._ rt. g. ro.