The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

Widow, *Nal/ the•Datbleallmuasst mar. The sew i ma Wen We LAW , moan Wit You OW di"' s i thedaseat et. vi 3 10 " tly look to w hoa fhe hsalholises i xl vides mate th e: th e z i lli ▪ teee theet et i lai n t+w stigative et MO bit la hue, me. i s g ib Ina mast the wow wide h hes isteive•e• el • oseakistable =boa a weed haw eiroredei lelrepremilsain be ji ▪ teetset.% the bi sm ar maim osier the nasty imerael rho the essatoy de sot et Po"' have bola Impaired by the war It soa ea tl.s lef ni ,....** el dm priacipal slate is the la isertmo. The 'mow w its ass lass • aaseidaalM e t f r. V . : y te , festa Colli rote raissibeiessethabbs.sea, la pts is .a sen sace p* i wt immediate seasoese VW be Ulm leo re. o ▪ leo le eissatltly owl tles solved portion of the mo da g th- U. (the ebeitreea • ) pad thews loam le thew that &SW eim Imam Saes de daty aeredelhotsiallas the away ; bet h i matte dress alleeradee let the "le • 18""l eed liistrees ocessioued to parties by rerspresiss to ties diebisalla Mame. se y a,a to tits eessutee is repl to the )12411/4" hia moat positive eseareaess that. Ass that OM bed sho esashrise of the war " the Wei , '" Jest thane tiered to mite sowidirettea the of t h, bee .beitatt, sad the committee d emo, coa t. 110 1 081 % I'Ve la • s con l etlaicatios %bol l. ards Upends' neap el 11. am s is l a d ummeies, sod he (the shames) yes peed of of e thlation tha his lealship bad aped ail mem amebae drain to afford his moist ureless that he would all the moy old im ' a task Waiter is Waists, to otiose= •1111% / 10 . 111 . With the lattettoo d plectiog the oleic it the tbil=rmuel.l weenie a slaws Ught, the soar d a uses td the Queer's /Amato sad odeleellui Dr. Philieeste. art—itsrivehis Ksf s Some bond (le Weak) of the leader als se mostmot.tsiese to 'eau DM s 10 Mar i 7,71 as list hey. MI 1." 24* ' • Ilis alt sameatesse one; usel et Oast ems Wes mer se t b. sami oaf imossiso • tre 47 et Wa r Wt. " 1141 — hada theestlcae. by deka Weise pas de 1/05 „ e gs el We deny remade err a thr ular__=..„, m — dd. make Is des gal Os dr We dad de hoe sidepror a eseseeess. = I hew fit. he Moira oloisew at this atom of wild s oz ai l (wdedeseh n. IM herds dalleithwe eldeasse a lat. eatedds t .. ae. dm le seta die thleadoe. of did toy h broda viii, hr ig reer il re= le t Mr. UM Is splenallm magiggessei IMO/Willa Isionsity nary se k iseedible reerse the raid ober a the espdie Whaler. sa he weld l 7. 11 he as de ewe elit easy add st now" boom &WS t iastosiostiot. s stopleddlo tso the dste t id ef de shed SMNIINIVISI.i hied he ..alo a.A 11=7Z11,111. te the hedge alt. es the pseud ear de deb side weds seetrestee lot Eat, the peenweset woo* ripe , of e pude d ispettle hided add*. legy m es . te d OUT Ifs link II seeleierli IS ONO Mart patois the twos with mar red edited by the Maim oevaseasey la as. ems .fifik we data pad. ft the prised lurll lbetemece she Madsen sers dolt (wiehed Ma I of de se) Id MI Mei IMMO. is Woos • ossda * wheals hie esedlesay Fewded al kiwis el seesemee of de alsabadhede dewed dig N or oared dead dad led ibis* westle• d new sew =ma ddb rd did hypedeade le Or paned dthe so ehreel, owe de iseesaas d the wadi de aides nee ▪ N y ma" see la • wad eat Medea wawa goo t to. aw e emg zags ewe immeat. sea, aro pi .11 Thew WWI ftWOW.IIIIIIM seletoer l easoleedoy es sheeseld hada .Mean awl es What Ge teed /eases d tidally sat to *toe d the peers rd talieedes NEW ey um ream wed grenade. de beady is. tedlesesedered thet al sae soh of de siesta ad. addle Soil deed le Old awd obsereel dee to he deaseleld d de espallis el Wad" del tied den di le serred ad at aped the resears dada spelley sato Ollllid ft tie gemirtaf the larna ad reidepda of thie sew umeleset eds‘ sal test the elm dad so is a rip pow% at = dr, 'be elleased thareirhae lid the heihyarly es de aim erg sedelbleted deft ad he lirseal doused, W Me aided. kid le hey sp. la vendor pen of the eme dandat, did hues de me wed of de sided, dde gedees t = y re . the whall• ele ildlsteh ardL gerseids he the permed Mend es well es ter i.Wlearad of aerie saw warrideseddle. the Ilesda lewd. ge toosterstee he aide rereepre le weed ed le ea awake esel doloonower Os • onasoo • la the shah se th=ewo . red =Cwe . ere is the seed dde NY MI -eldest iw WI nolo% seek dellehney awl he die dial se el hen seas et de odd derime ell the 1•111111110 Said sip o r i rs UM the peeked Mused et the ad = releadde hal kr Os shell he powstaelk aeld • --emeft. 4 Is is adage hal. Old tee slim It Ni empiri tore Ism geld is —Whey. It le sh eiwited Ihst pea • lisdas Mee hes hew sold te ilevedield of the= Dad la did deb. ewe= h i = Neve. le U i t e o dew diode Me 1110 rd d wand le he het ghee, medial It a ="lesitheo halt le lbe seeenhes- Oka dhow' sal the *bar rate el the spreded. Made .sdee wawa P de emery wide deseleded is a edam' aaeaT le the orals seeress mw kaawikedy see dedwaly as ma he *degas. Thee id edam. d thebealhddes wee ads Ida Me maid draft to Ns dike stellar is the diode =ad dist draw id. drabs% se the lashes ars I Id soda is ma tormon, pa Idle wedded he shed, ups de d dish de bee was eselarad. Me ssra pre. It swum ram slur thee de /dripd id lemediste sawed of weer Idgelhealed kr the of r i te y ehreess law dld. ed. led de d ▪ 111,16% ess We* del tellededge ihs i = ad ups deed The May deralre, sr whisk de addrel l ewe glees se he us le hew whs. Is Me themd dentd ent rreni did the Jie.lum orrehhe hes bees imbed dejSe litre by Ow Ye pkekeadkey.therseas ( . pawl, e Medi will pea) why amt when mesas le drip kw dilater le dr pohlis ender ;oodles ash of ape. din velorlintissy es loop lad areseray he the yearreslid d Oa del. lbws ....se to d, hanwer. Whig Is these semis. nee se dew is. May is rated bed the le dish seasha to the prod .rasa if We mead tea weeder ewes addl. the seadat skellseirelessialas bah. se sabertty dialed dee weeradee he sandy a the wind rem= tad dad if awed kw, se sap "dee art tdkM dm wheel we we Idea. • k. threever. es eirlty Ie dab the Wide= arise ss hides M a e kis eflaweadedelesi lowill, peeress deb se idol& el low add wade JeWIW Ma sere - dMelledhi the Wail of Me sad de peke et et dales of Opellealet Isakery, epos the whs. le ider= of he hreW Ul lks& Julia. Ma roma of de Id e s. si aids d edlreely, bey Owes a delleset dead. We Swam. Wed tert lime Nedra needle wakes Me 1/0: 41 4 old d her eepaeaset mew toms so maim oda ea arioNerro PAM Of 0111 ass reared kr de hypodermal WAN, es • Ter ildipiesdno a m t tea waded sed Wend of debt he de hides • adher.J. Demo; M. Faunas& This oplaha wee is laver el the dila d the lnadholden hes the whole rename of the mobile. He (the chair am) re wiling to hake ell nierable aliewithee for the disalthe et Hoar eves beim the war, bat had always hp* the devenmsat of that mown sot to huhu Melt' reerder est Lathan inth and hosear. wither Wenaddeg say *sidd egret to senate* they TM bead bad ride hawses seedier apes the lint rainer dos, ia the boos of iewarigi the tarn pqmest dif the divi de*, lad Inge a saleepost remiss, le Wire the rat, had *reed to a farther othrtr sag kni eadie the _ brie. Two yens had , sever nerd • riling were lel. la the hers et du vents ia Leaden et the Menem eiveranest, sad the committee, as the raggesticas menieed is yrint• lotion sad ia the anripapere, W rend Kenn. Mender to pay a poetise of the divides*. Thy were lota shed to pay the massy tats the Milk el &gra ia their owe sals a sad is that el the err nitre, tad Ws request wee and* hest die of Irmo ia regard to the el tht iris, however, Was m a = sad the granad Nlna that Yams& the meats et the Heaths gegerththe = they Vat Meat to alien hay pr met. *ten* ellbeep, when they had eadisiont hods ia bask =thud pay the dvideed. He (the thethess) eathely Swim lishatiass ; they_ wore puely the opals et the besdhsiden. (Hem) The heney wee eh igen ia Meths ler a ripen. (Hew.) Or wild las re it es the leriviver, if, wins it emu le hind, it was kept Irk ? (Syphons.) No pother* add be weir of tie may eisithirthisas the erusitlee esegiesi apes tide eat saw esighls, ad to ad sot sent ethapasidy des thud= woad be pnd. (Hear.) Wire third Ihr he hen spree Ids *air low moth the lindblithe weft isd-bwil to dor **fatigable seentery, dr lid them dere spa them; es the is.. arse di sh meth shellac hem Wirth the ethesh spews of adviniang, they bad se sum ef tageweles the suestioy hells maniese, nap by the ma- Irhadine et the berheldiee, who, he hoped, weal& ems hewed hr &wit the steer piper shied) , haled to the artakti. If the berthelthe *held to ern theathigh shr i ved snood thr bode andel& le go late the Made et theMnress gehemmiall, he sal ailed the hope it a did. dad wield be hey oast; bet if thy sappier) the ea* shim is poleniegr the Wes whisk their erase bed boss he or et opisima they With loth hernia a mothaast. Hen, kit la nisaineiss, wield awe the Mew* reseindise lbw WI weft =her the esereepwaleme width los re- NW/ Wm lbw taw= ahn widWer et Ode even awl the eawaltee Seek* keerbee besilware. dukes te mime Wake etweneess le the irk by the makes Niel Ilw Wok elks *Woe eemewitelees et the Ilk of 817. Ith happen Ible sr*, est the there pit ket= Itatiltsciali Mina the tie amemliehee ere et gill de eths enljnali libet the Maims go mirth beCuirer k reelo et a help wasa et wary hew pilailiala ke Void emir le Wad Iw= flagmen et autewel loom sod ewe Mk le he tba kweekte Illeiktka et the enema et Orland, Ile le he beetheram. and err eh et re mho la rare. Um It beannere anon • assierser WO" kr r e = „ ll aft." a aseimiNis via Urea 111101114= On elists of the the dim et Imo thein la at niers et the et Mak% le Mee ee • gad, al ease erred. Teel the weeekter et lesekk beelbihme tesetry to aiJs ernismeale bleb the TehNetbS‘ll,2=. be 7Cte d gat Mama =Me 16 00 Smalley et ere kr area Again. be es' _ - awake te heart kr itheetri Bakke Is *ale le seeert tepeweetehme lithe bertbetkee el tbe MO= wire. Oft Oatrot sowed es ithesithent to the hunk rend* the, the se' mesa et whir the, that the hendholdies peth tha lard Umatilla tor • aura ishelereme la thh w ere direagh ear aretheeder is Kroh* sod that it they were eraneand is th at, * pendia the ()sign owl peeiloared Mrs tivAr rhythm He eseeldelei that tatfa bi Keel* weld gar i be moir end had that lipthrthe ram bed kited is ether es * . —The hind ment yr met shish he held •anode Mr. Wittig eked by shit ieht Hear Madder and de. held ate sag lithe Powsse hid the imr an egreethst editing between Ora and the Kegler goveramisak to whir they allowed Mr Fa ono. for the saes" till it lair te be .atheist to Wo li m ai s -yearly dividend ; the ease arreagenest wee undo Newry Barbee sad the Chilies govereseet. He bare of in the. tonal dlvidead beteg paid without • larp Nathan (Christ.) I Mr M. Carrara shah( the utility of mediess out Mr. Brheresee. Mr. Cane Ow& the plea of media; rat Mr. bier sea to amen the pavereasset the skims et the headisiders Me* to is reel treadeld, es Mare. Kirke owl )llook. stub mew pear geggebente, sad trona their draw Ida thelemaroat very Mel% base • le pseerep thehdehas la w yit could bee dire le ea uaL i pewee Mr Kr. Brisesues. He theesialt weeM ion te rat his to use his rimer at the dare tier deseibellsdra presereed plies the lemalasser they seed awe la tater emir dr seated ef three sewer tteria ea ree aro el& the Diesilles ream mitre *a ow mud to Mr. *Mem= Therper, I* bre L. .dMr. Kim them the way hes be up le private oeldpinehle. TM Quintus saes sere man the roothedeee sovietises, stated thit b. gin spool In lbs vides s( the several sleeken that tbe meg le re Mei et lithealin end Co. wet vie/Pull, the as of the beediseilere. eat smelt to be mil to tiara, ere though It be only traction of their (hooked. (Arokria.) He (the Citargam) wa• ear! the War et el , eiredthee get the aareat is tee heeds el dat piard the Irk ef Maglaed to aura of the headheldere ked hies ureereerted as they rad t dared lb .J.... the ilipais et dr lie etre gorreassest. The leeches rased rases herbs be.. daly eneatd‘d, were pared *me erraireas.y, there be. ash t,sesoutients out of ihhe reserz a • "bat was the alsoar of the soft sorted eteeL—The Oheirree stated that ts wwe 10447,660 dares dale we. the auseet err at stake. (Rear, hea.)— • Boadialler isquirad if the gotten Loewe, bad b..sa pro. death..—Mr. Pow* rid try would bs, ao doubt, r soon um** Torre. I.I.rOCATTA after regrettiag se. beg the besot op proities in a sass ia whisk they weft all so mesh interested. proposed a vote of thanks to the chairmen*, os which he ex pected so di of opinion, which wee smontled and pared by acclamation. The Camsaux, in returning thanks, wished It to be known that lee was commatly remiyion anonymous letters from partite, seem of whom seemed to think that he end the COMILIUSS were the muse of their not getting their divi dends. (No, ea) He conk net ismer anonyinom letters, bat he was always ready to afford soy infonnotioe, person. ally, to the mallet of the boadhohlers as well as to those who we largely interested. The mo-ting then adjourned. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1848. THE NEW FOREST PROSECUTIONS. isereeing ail the beim peeeseded, so amok as to ems tea eidorthle skis ; • misfits Wars the evident hap= it was going at a Ineusalsne vanity. MONS INIS in the aratril e meg Am • Booth eaking ed besa sa i l was keeled ever le the pegs el the Me demilied the mode Is whisk the pee -1 seri e *ok muff% as already *dished, sad tenter ma that in his *Ma mere travelling south Oran OW reali express bit spee thy d el the way frea Wolthrbauglea to the plass wimp Ihe withal maned. Re did ass lathe • remark at the rasa «thsiWst sd Ildsbassad kageg beset se mask asembhi as It ea laser seemithe is tbh part of the seed.—By Mr. Carter ; Was el epithet that It was sheet gem Vigo* at the thee the theithat leek plug It was Neat geld Min tem theses le Wethethel=a. Did set know Ihe -ale al ilia ran. Oily Judged it they eight = ig the time of the enigma beams they win taiga m by the Aim* wain, it In him that they had Mae been detained an boar. sad Did not appestat blend it to be Inhered that they had bees a quarter Of ea hear travel Hag the askt all.. prior to the accident Mr. Jams Parker, the next witaese, Bald : I ea SlOpetin iendent of locomotion as due Leaden and Nee* Welkelle Railway. I was a peassager by the Birmingham pm Ma of the express Mb Incise Liverpool at 6 p.m. ea Saturday last, sad was is the lest eempernant of the last carriage of the milt. There were ia the as itemises tear gentlemen sad a lady. We was behind time at Welverbasson about 16 blames, hat I do sot know the times. At Willethall (three miles from Wolver hampton) I observed that the wheels struck against the body ol the serrieep. I looked oat of the window I. order to asserteth the ems. TN noise leader the carriage ceased, but ia • few minutes it eesaeseed sego. This ibs at the NOW'S* Bridge station. I then soddenly toyed that the leading wheel. were tithe lino. We came to rest in about a tauter of a Mute. I hurl the anhe of the pant soigne going by, sad saw it fell em shoat 110 yards trona the spot where the accident, thearred. I iespestod the Hue imam dungy &Inwards ; the rails and Olaf. Were rird up where the mem and earriages lag the line. he pilot engine did sot tooth oar marriage at all nor do I believe it touched any of th e /Argenta. Tile w itness concluded by saying that the malt of kb faspsetion was that the last esniage fleet get off the line ; to this circumstance ha attributed Ik. (mine% rumble off tbo lino. I ermeider (he mid) that the seethe, road, and speed, were gait* sate. We were travelling at the rate of Wm forty to fo-Aire mike ea hour. There is an incline, but vi ry slight. I should lave ouseidered myself safe at 50 silts aa boar. The proper speed of express waiss is forty to tatty two, mordiag to the lacliaations. [ fee Miser was mill ander 'nomination at the time our report wan deepateked.] Tommehey at the Queen's-home, Lyntl'.uret, the eaamiaatleas arising out tit the goveramint inquiries in the New Perot were continued. The magi.tratee were H. C. Comptes, Bety.. SI P. General Nubbins. Ir. W. H. Sloane Stanley, and - Kr. &nth. Mr. Coiterli. of Southampton, appeared es solicitor Is, the Grows. Mr. Brown, of Lyatiag tm, Kr. Gm. Pena. of Seathaimpten, sad Mr. Moore, of Wishems, were he the illstemes. the halm assesimat, was charged on a farther iabemeilsa with slam live bleak tress fens Badotti, in the New Benet, is Dassmisr, 1848. It was proved os the eeidemes K two weelmes that a large quaraity of timber had beat eat ia Bushels der Inwood at th e period is gum tion. At the same tins mime hose trees were felled. One of them was very large, msteariag 118 feet. The primates limber es eems eases mad am fed the larger trees away, with the of the twee Imp sae, which they would not be. tree bad elm die"peared. Nee. of the tress ' woo marled by the ream ism far sale. On ereenesa• eked* of oat of the eritimmes, It appeared that the large loss were salaam to the beams a Mr. Timpson, and that am were felled in crier that he nicht hen a better vie* hem his wiadows. The primacy wet committed. J. Reed, amis•aat to his Striker, the deputy survey:.. of tit New Forest, was them Marred, together with P. Andrews, a timber alorehast, I. remedy, with steals Demi timber from AsherMwalk. Thorsen melba 'huge against Mr. Reed of appropriating t hie inn ass imailept received for feel wood, the property of the WHIM was net game into in soneeqe. se of th.• a►saansa of a material witmes.—Cbarios Release, a young man ' Kona by the . crown under hie father, who wee a Swum in the twist, disseed that he had bees employed in James* bat M we thab.r is Ashatstmelk by the breads* of Mr. Pre& Mer est sin large trees mess fag altogether m math se NS IteL—Cros-entained Kr. can so areetione to kin to est the trees. lie bed set heard hia give sedi **is* He only undoes...no bed des so.—The Crews Splinter aimittsd that is roe a ef the anew@ of a rare* wirer rn and y the earM this remeseseload eeasys, he wee mak e_the Imam Ha for a eimeri le . bet 3k. Brews, lea fbe ririmier'.bab fe oMirid M would et arse seas* tit the seleker should be bead over Mep et the mask seam say charge that might be Weser spire blia.—Tho registrars cassaated, Wei the yrhosur was adedeted to bail accordingly. Eh is usideareed that thejirearstaase to which the failure et the rows is Mk sad other eases is attributed, le the attempt of ea impereat witness to emetic eniskle. The party lies fa a nay dangerous state, and is quite unable te give asi o ezi e tres.) G. in the forest, and J. Cola, • wiselnight ( a both kei ffvliem were abased with timber Imam bet week, when the same were disatimedy,_ware again el with eteelios fir oak trees from Bob* Woad walk, In Mane or April, 1847. The Wisher Is, Can applied that the cars shield be heard arperately, Bowie being • very material miters for his shad. —The Crews iloilator opposed the application, sad rte. =waramover, that he should go into ovidasoe so to alma tramankraa—Tbe sondem for Bowl(' lived the same mail Men epos the 'vides« being segued to ' *a ale aline that had bees eponsd.—The magi Warr did ale Mgaisses in either application ea behalf of the pri 111.1111LW. Rayon, perish elerk of Goreley, deposed that be bed frequently carried timber for Colas. Oa the 22ad MA, MU, Coles imaged him to mad a waggoa and team ' elks" borer for tiernb to Boldre Wood Lodge (Bowles's raikawl). Own before, namely, en the 13th of Musk, in lie Mai yam. Coke agog* him to go to Bowles's for the UM purpose. Ones in the primal year, sanely, es the 9th of Jane 1848, he had also mom to Bowie's fir timber by Caleife deice. Mr. Cole* paid him dis giog *ss arb T. Hayter, woe le the I be sem* deet ba hod bre to Hddre Weed es 1 *mai dn.* fir timber. Ia Mara, 1847, he teggil*M bat borer ter " a stick." Sew Mr. Bowles, who NS Ms ta lake it up and deliver it to Mr. Coln. It was a isege stbk. Ia April, 1847, he vein spin. Saw Mr.' , Bswlmr who plated eat two teen. Winne too, them by Mediberleaa, sad dropped *sr in frost of Coates beer. ; :Er be bad bur me, sed taken two tre. s and a Orel eke Mr. Hawk* bresdere. Bowles sad Coles wets epos that eardsa. Part of the tree be had Mies ' Ekiast ease* wee sew in a waggon outride tho err. p weggsa-lead of Sae timber erred at Coles's was ego *side the gem% Moses] Crowe:faired : ibielter Maher alms the pet* read in broad daylight, and am m o' it la • "Alb pleas.—H. War**. whabit of timber re= Ws Nr. Colee ti m‘ oesil that Hayter had Inn he er to Ms. Coles'., it ha ismrsbred kis brought trees there let peer mad fhb we. Had ambled k west up this timber. Part of the *elm wee fa Oa* red that remits& rid had bees nem& over to the emir *et day. Odin prises bed bee seed he Coles's *dm Parts bad bees mod is Beads* merge ; put in fearing illingbani ebarebred. Tho peLasas were aseraitted far trial. THE ACCIDENT ON TIII4 LANCASTER AND PRESTON RAILWAY. RitIMAL Or Till JURY TO TISD .t Yesterday the jury in this case resemeteb:ed at the Town hall, Lancaster, when the foreman sa.d they had considered the OW duly modernly over, sun Mild WI OM* to • de niable. It rested with the coroner, therefore, to exercise his pnrogain of ordering their d.scharge, or directing them to I. locked ap without meat or drink till they agreed, which they helped ha would not think of doing, as there was not the slightest probability of their gaming to a well., how em ass they might be detained. The Coroner said he was sorry he hada° power to order tr fir discharge.Thincen oft.. had been swore, and twelve of them must dad a verdict. The foromem regretted that a greater numbn of jurors had not beet ewers. Ow it wag imposiblis, he believed, for the pre. ser is Zy NM es arrive at unaniMty opinson.—Mr. Swill, es Leaea4er and Cartel* Company, adverted to the fest ef ewe et the jury having been discharged, without any ream assigned, when the list was called over as the spinet( ef the court, and argued that such a step was safe meet te invalidate the verdict of the remaining twelve, ev:a would they be induced to agree on me, as thirteen of them were Menially gives is diarge.—The Canner repeated that he had no alternative bet to order the jury to be detaiMel, without meat or drink, until they egreed.—Mr. Swift di rected the attention of the coroner to a passage in Uinfreville on the cam and jurirdictien of coroner., showing that a jury, ander tech sirens stances, might be either locked up tr adjourned to the Cast assizes. The Coroner said to should be very sorry to exercise the power of locking theist up, for it was the brat time such a thing had happened in the whole course of kis experience ; but he amid not avoid It. The jury ware then given in charge to the bailiff of the court, with the usual caution. After being incarcerated an hour end • half, they mat to say that they were as much divided in *pinion es ever, end likely to remain so They were thin bound over by the Coroner, in the sated 101. each, to appear when celled upon at the neat assign It is said that five were for entrains a verdict of " Accidental death," sad seven for finding Morris, the driver of the express train, " Guilty of manslangtiter," oh the ground that he had not used en&ient caution in approachine the station where tits accident ocesarred. The dedsion, or rather no decision, of the jury has incited a general feeling of dissatisfaction. The report of Caput. L.ff.a, the government inspector, es Si the UMW' Of the Decide. (after a lengthy statement of the ace), thus excludes :—" By this soli& on one third• of.. peeseager, • woman. was killed en the spot, sad several perms ware Owed, some so severely thatit is feared they may est reencer. 83 many cause eocablned to produce this witestreplo that It is not easy to determine to which to give I should Bay that those causes were-1. The = sglas e s e the express train and its starting so soon after the dew legal train. 2. The oinking of the signals en the Iha 3 The local two not keeping its thses and taking se priseaudea when they knew they were late, teed that the express was behind them. 4. The eneertainry as to woo is the rightful possessor of the NY G. The want of a proper usderstsaillait between Nee Lmermeter end Carlisle and the lessees of the Lawson mad Pnetse Beilway. 6. The rale which allows an express trek. whisk ease ono at 45 wiles an hour, to pass a station only Ars migutes Mew a slow train. 7. The want of Mil. ONO noise emeamnetedatioa at Prestos, canting all the ashes to the use* to steel late. I would suggest that the ewe emapeake abseil ems to a geed andarstaadlsi, sad that=dent shout be wadi to determine the right el this railway; that the signals be immediately rtmili alias of • ben., deseriptios; that the wiper s be set allowed be par till 10 minutes after the eterfies of a pentedieg Wale, teed that means be teltea to rime, s fir me greater reate stet ' pesensality in the Oars of Martin hest the .11e'es. THE RAILWAY UOLLDHON NEAR NEWTON BRIDGE. Yeatard i a j a i l bigwig wee held at the Queen's be NW, ea the bully et W. heard, who died in esaserteam lektebe aanihM by lbe assideut whieh took W ea the airtime dibbles a Obi Landis and North asters Railway, user to Neerteminidge, on Saturday The eampeay was replanted by Capt. Hsieh and alieiter.—The body Wag One viewed, the Int witness anal was Mr. William Cellists, who stated that he was • INSIIOII, residiag at Stirl , N. B. • that he had snarled the diseased 1 &Mali the last tea yams; be believed he hod bean a lies amass.cmional is the army, and had served's India sad Ama ✓a*, is the 66th mgt. Deceased was a model mea. 71 years Op. Withers saw kiss alive sad I. geed Math in Stirling as Friday lest. He told him that ha was to anew pay his dale 10 Ask an aid (dead mim at Clime. His gemwel heath appealed geed, bat hie right hand was slightly awls& Ida paralyela, Wu summoned to eased lie by gem* dm_ limaday, and saw him at the lietal at Bit as at Monday night. He was theenelbils that appereaUj or dla i g: dea th took thee dolt three Ode* es Tossup .—itabert INlVellan. the Sift Sitslll4 slated that he was vales Cl the dassarad, aid that ho hit &Min with him In with bis arta ea s i x Saurday theta*: they proesed•l ecia ZZ meta midis about i miles beta Binabgbatn, whoa, after ' oraviltaahla meillation, he sad the mesa ether paws who Tame la dr unto' _were thrown member ea ese side • tba wrings was load ti alas, bat dB sot move alter thi lot Auk eta& was earaidanbie. When was the laet is =Wads limit beta the sad having isms as as was peessaled ia esereb .g e i rt water rat miens& Hu maw them throe/it thu white, Cl sae ot tbe tweiraer, sad after a quarter of an bow had elapsed ausesaid la "Wiwi the door open sad Mandan de-1 ble awe,sad another lady. Desired op aglailed ; bat Is reply to a quacks by wiener said, that he woe mot Wand. He was, however, remove , ' from tbo opt ever a base with some digit:thy, and eubsequeetly ohms ma litimelegbem by washer trate, arriving there NM Om bolero twelve at alga& • few miaow alter the int sheik bed hews o:perigee/I. ad Wore witness had Weleeted Wong hen Vs anima, be bawd a ads, owl mud *Woe were ant wow* tbe seniors' Ms wee awed W the _ wiper whisk we. up as that dew Whoa as Indent willows believed that they were Stater than Yew bed dew at say other pert of the suei hem OWN, : a Sew similes prior to It a gnomes bed vemelwi that be eqwsled awe would be as weldeet It fit w St the beam et the curiae* wadi be beedwil bi. then was rash • eiedarred bowies ewl they Mud le_ *sir het with *5 dew to Pat = " theree4ww. Mks Oil. DNA bed Weed at the be was MI Wag wiWeed. eal ralm* se as yeetes ed wr Z ilis ee r w i rdwidi. bat It foll g 7or =kilos& Mb. Beard =akithat a wariest mgt. be Na llietm t l that for, sad eteleed. Dosiweed thea Mi Ws We wet bert a abort Yee elletweeir dy be we wowed to amil =aim Iliow slur Weer NM Sy sad dewed Ibis blows iswesibie.. "l t *WM apes Awe three edit la tie isiveim awd wow Sew etterwerds. Dowsed bed set bole oillotod bet bloom it.. two yam sue eight Ile awe idiom Wed was Mr. W. S. Titshboweo, of byelweb=Ses,wha weed that he was • passages. Ibis es the eight et the eceidimt ; that it was INII6‘IIIIO as Walselespess dart 1111 minutes; on leaving luovelled et es wwweelly tepid paw, which be upeeted. Be however, remembered that Mae spe mate est . The &elm it the pal& psis bon mils very and lasenes. Parleavi saile Om seas is - try n te s een OAK a year 1 adz, or at ins We best, disk yea tie Baena of Lultarelineen lies in a iiiingen NW *Ma. the st Impartem of the anion la a measiery as well as in a mien peke et new, meet be diented. away Wash Met peed seis is Myelin he disponi ihr thine mereame etsiia m disiellsom le t smseeted Mena of Mae and mesh. the of tie Mo, the eaters el mailmeam an the a.Yee of eselety la Miles therenne. About then mine millses the deems ail &pao man domesday gin to themselves. Their met be quicken& This manly be ine by pubis niaa male sad awe IMMO st the pen eft pablie is, therein. to he daddersed. To suit in ems degree is Menne attest/me ie the @ab ject, we will ask the reader to aosessamy as ea a Sid yin to the anneal prime of the amerepsiia and be puma at e.illffrisdeaw We shall hen es sans orodesiegoisi is seam lb Wisest In their Weesy sad promeat emaLtioa. BM se limy are we will pelat tha., net ennui eftor " easet." sr making the piemeemse an the Mean when we de as dad them. This Mar Sane will same ben es which is has is memo than to inform. Bat the misledire la oar opleion. Ist a interest, and while e panel* object wild be la mild data for the (wend= of publics judgment to seast hints sad assfal rineatiese— we shall endeavour to serp the attention of the reader by guiding dry and Illlitteffleaff details. A tew remain ea the Wary of 0 viabla ca the subject of prim will lily prepare as IS oar list visit—to Nowise. Hitherto it he. always Sea maildend that the ;Clew Wool* Howard was the M 1 perm la this 'sentry to diem his own and the pablie mends to the main of panne and primers. His great work ea the kW a pekoes at home sod &brood is as of the noblest neenments ever raised by a duds individual—and will keep the .worm of his Ames aLve when his Warne. of marble have 'rambled late dent. Bet he ma not the earliest la the sad of ha sleeted labours. An =Minting diserrerihs;reeeittly hsetTaia;eniTonisiike ;id maauseript words se the Soddy tor Promoting Christian Knowledge, whisk moose that at the wry oommeasement of We eighteenth Notary—seen t=ea dity years beim Howard begirt his pelswieepeetioes—the =teatime el the society was preeda.by addressed ts the i in alsj i l sad that on JaatmEl2. 1/1144. a emeadelee was epFNle obit New gam They heed Ike sue doss of tee premilbe there oblelidletisishited It later is, sanely, peresaal tweseality of the be. pen and their inabordliatee, and confederacy with pirimemeht their vices ; the unlimited use of brandy, wiener= otherwise& Ewen, even by condemned mildew= ; wear. lag sad gambling ; old criminals systematically corrupting young ones, de. the committee relieved the distresies of the most worthy, and supplied them with books and tree= of a roll. stow &erecter. They likewbe visited the Mateltalsea, and reported upon its temporal sad spiritual desolation. Dr. Bray, we of the committee, wrote a pamphlet en Newgate, add the matter was messed upon the attcaticsi al the City' authorities at the time ; but nothing was done. The Meow of the noddy must have been discontinued, for they peered out of the morasory of the public. Five and twenty yew later the vies sad disorders it our great minas bed to so porteatous a miss, that a partiestestary was loudly milled for, sad a mumbles appointed der lie purpose. It commenced its Winkles with the Maniallea and the Fleet; but wok were the horrors erldsk its investigations heated to light —so dark mid diabolical wore the dteds of the prima ellaws that it Mewed to report program to the hors a, =meat as sow es its work wee entered apse, end without wel the completion slits =boom The calendar of crime, against taw admiaistraws of the law, included every offence from murder, =diction of torture, and perjury down. wards. Who the report was read to th e how, It Wet= ordered all the isealpated parties to he arrested, sad a strong resolatioa prayfag his Majesty to oseusesd hie Attorney-General to prosecute them at wee, as* with die utmost rigour of the violated law. This was done : but it dose not appear that web paws neat advantage resulted. The men were cereal* diseged, sad the administration of the great pole wee lepened. Bet the old principles of management remained =- tact. The prisoners were subject to the aid skews— were still at the mercy of the temper or modem of the gaoler. The exposures of be committee, however, bed their effect by rousing public attention to the subject sad we art tooger bear of such systematic tyranny and c ruelty_ as we Sad recorded in their reports. Aftir =la nearly half • sem ivy elapsed before the great philanthropist took the metier in head, sad by his mierampled Labatt= roused the atimaies of the wit& weld to a seam of its importance. Nam his time it has VIM been suffered to rest He toiled soil tour veiled, wird gad died In the work. He set the elewate of impreeemelat fa motion. He organised the meow of re lona. Premed by Howard and Sir Wm. Blewahme, sews meat lest Itself to assist—tardily at Ant, and certainly with no geedwill to the Walser : but as in peramoest imperti wee biome t with greater earnestness and eassew Dowee, igaaleth Fry, end a host of writers and gills dersylete. helped Is strengthen sad promote the sew 'MOM Ose of the lint time el the tufts's,' was to dada new media& Howard bed fertaustely so theory to =MOAN Het with a sew misses a new method was onswairy ; sad *beerier arose is saaben—espeeleby in America as has bees mid—te mugs* dr. Beek issed its advocates. limy of them are ela is seers* et tried, mad await only the sword of as pads ,Istest apes their merits. Our Mersetime brief; these miler notice.— dome COLLIERS AND COLLIERIES IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM. Mr. 8. Tritheibeer• gives las fallowing amount of the state of is moieties to is seal seine( diarists of PIMP and &kiss, isms music es the rthstag Istgoo- Von of them wastrise, pesseeni te puffiness{ lommilaidy bakes thew. d the swift "Althea% I have observed sesehere ea the oilseed oar easaides of the Ihemilies of milli= and mien Unearth ends a stated Nein ma the hot modem In this essoky— soh es i s rif the yaps ea the Wein= ITC:lis Solid sad er et large a tiese emobies, .ad dee Wales, is all Walt lONS wises, ho hew taken, and wash ezroe inensid bY oevidetheir week-pm* with esmileme and wain/mod hen= esdpsionagsiseheeb, libseks, Gad aU the mike mos el mend awl sellifessionisies, TRZ PRISON WORLD OF LONDON. sad where the sonny re eke boy aril the est, es the Win Med, them as sa l Let Mil ens take sp s well-drams plan °nand= lot iii ' _ sesse el smiths poniatise sash s sine of reenpmailedesteit site, itt.Paerst themes ist it was- segleth of moral mod haldiesimall dinky. se a very der ism emirs is elreassferenee, firm point to poist, agrees large prepsetlea of the vale moms eaee.easdls asides its .a pearilese shat. In sway quarter of the great oaths of Nemasobilire sad Leiaarhi., mad mass tie pebbles west as in the Sides sen—the wager ommunieles of seams in liellambilso, Innesebiss. gewllho IffillsOK lath apes antis dark end miaow Yeekibe, .ad 4 ease Isealitlee of the Idisies. It is met . Beserrisere open the sibs of th e Irmo espied dm, ap • omempoly end, in MIMI ter sash a Was ef Sip In Ai psi W.. lilies ea the heasey of the ma. Booth the osanymy, that the have bees smith* anis Mir innelliodon — olOw iii• edema shadows of and that the Emma for the .hp eh, abbey, sad arboded—is the Thirty of royal Wan labour re slow fee Meal is pans and peke* amid bilis ef government—sear nerd to the opidem led ea the seatlon swiss squares and lordly dwelliage—lmat to front miaow have dimes ran less oe ~. with 'lychee, theatres, and temples ea remote spots es Is ear own .weary, withese gaaetrt laionowouis, and frowning elm the bask. dararrolidoe result.. The spilt el essmosnisated by der ills gm" nignwoY or .ens Won t shad Bib Sri* the sari of ales twenties to the the higher anstiok sod bins. MO ste the Leaden pefmne—a soder drawl esspentblity towards the popala weld MI isnarlves, dwelling within the gnaw woad, irk. Yea sposseit 'Or Ong the mynas of labour, the discoed mosalsen, in a living body. Most of these primes rpeeiterireirsr Wane gensenents to Galan ethers o kay now asd Pantile eessected with them. wide= fir meg *en, mai thisgresier seeress degree of Beek is, In facto' little state by itself, havintr its peculiar Innen oaken Mired the pupils eitsoselves„ tales of vies, same, and offense to beast eL alow should It how made seek states of YaYq an ender a Mos he otherwise when every all the boas the dwellierplass d eassthibe nil Laminable, taperible is France a suonsioa of criminals, and, It nay be, et some issoesntly and Belgium. At .avant of the largest eskaidishmeats coudenned and welshed for crimes sot theirs—when eery whisk I MOM is both countries I saw a m blan hat a regard floor has been soaked with tears of repentance or weal.. to deasey, ..alit, and sonwnience Is aaiir the arrange wrong from the obdurate seal in its mental soaks mots for th Me wollse#lo. Their hewn are dos; I was their wills but spew how many harrowing Uses wald they "a wl ee the MUNN paid perticular attemeies to per mit draw—how maw taring deeds raves! In the agony "awl isollases ; skit, smeamete ere civil and stiging, and sad Needy sweat of a sold arrested in It. gu il t nothing oa thelr mist Ward' emelt item partakes of the polities earth sea he compared. It can bye no sinatude the so mud wan the smaliemmial pale' the Yee dicta tortures el dammed. Primes have bayou: earthly kennels Is onsoomes slaws them; they nre .metal to and their Modes are hardly human. b. bights p their dikes, sot will make samiless far their To sealset generally the peiess-weeld was long • byre welfare ; ' they were desnihed ms attentive to their pine thesessite. La the words el Hamlet, it was thought " • elk and to the doles of reirioe preastiled by rya, apA know to knew it,"—and Sew there were who west made the at- rel aresesible ta noes es any Worm between thaw ♦ gaol was looked upon as • place of horror, sue- selves and disk 111.11/11113. only the idea of vies, Ill*, fever, Lukens, chains, " The large ilea ma seal works at Desna, oar Vales , sad maim unutterabie. game ram, Wanes, hoe theemosed Sy within the last raw years, oat L assis sir:d eoutemps and leaching oldie prisms still and now ember mealy work-people. • very Inge lives la the blee Wad, prod with some apathy, per- peptides hos dammin eolleeted, mid has flowed kaps, weenie of penal en the while sot an thither from owns pens es the country. The great .ad toothier, litho. Bet it is fat wearing_ away' influential company of Audi hay trim care, at this and Primes an sot what they were a tow yen aim bi any their visions Wm Merin marks, that is heigisi these the 'huge Is greatly for the better; In eases it is, seen of penis ler their Yin peek they druid =so yet seta in the meshy, only of soutiesehis vales. see place eGaamstssmm ler termorshis i. tbe habits The question of those changes—of these WiNs—fl se end virtues of adios& kM tars they wen to Warm lu tanist, however, confined to a few. Plis aphis has deed, had tbe nays, best disposed to Gemsbok that bees, and still is, forming es the salami. It Is very user weed oblipties. the yeeemsent, se the Waal ro sary that it should do so, for the done diegme amnia 044 of Or skins property, and as the gems themselves. Experiments are now being mid I • oradi Mos M the petits kWh* went have isterposed every pekes in Lidos ; and if we arid Grebe the advs. drank its ewer to prover M. AsessiWYT at Desmis, and WAIN of ea* systena, in nearly ell with wesdartal sows. see mom at Denim ties as eller pion &Weft dawn. The City gaols, Westminster Bridessell, sad Coldbath- sooseed, the eorprosy have in all Voir an= :r e gelds are oosdasted on the social sad Yin piss; the go- therembes red their wanner* nerd the velsomeat model prison, Pentooville. es the separate or soli- yin* of a wandered Si be as esemplones r the try plan-, Renate oa neither; Millbask as a isoreaseef their Isnaces and saditierherensr ninon of both. In Nona" than is se us- sal .sideman Gif mldly denier& seiredd Wren. pthymeat, se ..parities el prisoners, se betrerin arterel shirt India rows of he.. hen bees belt, shoat worth the Lae be/saw set sets* ristwastis, sad 60 paces behind sin ether, the issinal kiss oeespisdwkh assethat. In oh: Middles= None of Osoreeiss. Orbs* trottolog . a . sed seal nos hi the Miami, yr= well, there is tionikethan aka andeleires—lemed laser geese iste as embryonal dor . A in *sow wedishops, bet_ Is chess -breniden, athillsord umplroe oransionem cregatly gruel awl o--imed. te a hey neat, asperemisa Yemen the nem It is the dry tithe emensithe te ar s= at eight. At Perisenle throe is satire espereetk. OM- serything biota plediedy nem Than tiros a week, at fit renland religious ranks, and voluntary Wear. sight *Wolf in as riling. a Inn dem mad Ile reformer the primer eoperier slimy isnot a be y . sad as mesa as be appears there is a women mat et Yo=nr si Tlio nioPow. ainesslti 3•OIMM the two ow/ door, foor, and washing rain ; the Miss an Ando represented by •e sad Osidbandesids— swept mad all Mrs seeded away. Rory ilerbeight a that im, the separate sad the sheet system. Not only to trawl ebbe the heir to re that Is Men wills and hat es the continent of Burge, mad is America. froo free eestpart Weds. a heath.' asks* i.e pre. these oWas win proms of trial. Tme rawly Wok its vies Tidal he the nen* and tow ere woes d istellammal in the tailed when the two theorise ere spider Min infoo•owoM br the d.k goitainiion- The Wien Worn the sure of the Owe where they wire bet kis eery attentime to oldie worship. too order and a good seder. titre, Philadelphia and Auburn P lupin* Pee- standing erases oil wt . said to p ava n snow the „bisk taieville-4thbare,Coldbsthistds. laneeiretri halberd aommusity. Tim temperate habibredtheFessei people pro of s bees brought to • anemias Isom bre vent the aemonesse of say seek seem el errrisr mg drew I ties Own one plea le onforeece to the ern as e keens se an se heyeally ezhibibil i. nkeing know is theory; bat the *array which ems area mats the inn this county, whore 30 or 40 pablimbeers have Asa tiesnet yet bees &wised. la lasing end to Ain his glowed to grog wills • fmw hundred rim the opinion of publicists are divided or wrpradol yards demelt ear.arks their temptation la Frame the leasing is toward. oho ski is probremes litho to a pie* disposed to vielly and be A The is the whi: i te ad wages workehop, is Italy the sostrary. In Reels the miss et abed the ram of kilailikei to h. the ss ,,, ...I. n so m a t hi r d u kase say statermat nepretleg ebb mernesity of the Demi moll "' n np ;;) s—aosos celest Tb as V ail y b e nes how fall bon Works, made to re by a eery resperable of snatchy is the theses& maid in this sateen Ike i• it settled area; them Mr. Sanwa bees : Way to caw say sodden esintses ei the " ' hay been here &best a year and thielearters. I Mom of the perks espied In seadestbe these es- tare to take Sharp at the homeasse pits. worked as a perforate are psineally Latinate& ia their neater sae- and either is .mashie and Btaffrdebtn is 36 mm—either In their prehasi , sne or in their opinion—sad years. Iye dinner of Irr. Wllliameca's .in, near BSl that they will be endow to fight the battle to tir lir is to stem for 10 you, and at the seer tire I worked sore pits mem Yr. Philip William. el Waterbury Oak, far about 12 yews. I Ind the TESSA workmen veg. attentive • they fellow the work they ere pm' tomey sheadfir add faithfully they me eery re i n before very reepottfal to their aeperWre ; they a ls us far their matuters; they never pan each elkt r that they have not a civil tickled ward to se yto each other, and there Is never any quarrelling or %Wm swag them. They axe a entitled geed•hemoored is The diet of a French wittier very poor compared peopl e , English ; soup, and bread with a very little butter, and very poor theme, vegetable., sad a little fruit ;nary !seldom any meat. They cannot do so meek work es an collier, but they are more cordage with a piece of bread and en apple than en English coniew with his beef steak. They are very clean, bath in their persons and their homes. I been all over this mining distriet, mad I never saw adman. and there decent set of people in my life. They would make moot of our English miners and misses ashamed. They never omit to wash their whole bodies alter coming op from the pita, and they pet on clean pit drones never leis than twin a week, some of them ewer day. A man when he is cowing dirty from the o .o lll bai n e et stop till he hat thoroughly cleaned himself. I have offered a pint of to men after their week whoa their hands are dirty, but they have said ther weed p home Ent, and when they were then they would mem bath me take the beer. They are very carafe end in dustries' with their gardens, whim they take great pleasure in, sad th ey (tore up vegetables for winter me, preserving eome of Wain lard - . Their diet is suitable to their work; that is, as they live low the elk/unity of work they do is io proportion. The work is exactly like Staffordshire Wu. wall work. Nothing eau be safer or more agreeable te work in than the pits is this country. They go to musk exposes about it ; bat, ma the whole, consider. ag the ecosomy of time gad lobes, It producer, I don't think it adds dd. a tea to the maim gees of the coal. Their priests have much intones over them, and they Wend mug, moat of them, regularly . Each man is obliged to have book, In which the date of corning to work at a plies or leaving rt is entered, and if his former master, on being applied to, gives him a tad character, he need not go and seek work elsewhere. There ere about 90 Englishman workiv hen: I cannot say much in favour of their general madam as compared with the French. If any 30 of the Wreathe's here were to be transferred to some parts of Staffordshire, they would be so ditgusted that they would net stay. They would think they had got among a savage rass.'_ " May the calm statements of this unex.-eptiosable witness be not without their effect in localities in this country, where due relleetion on the real and relative state ol things might probably lead to some improvement. The disagreements , between the master and men, which so often ocessios pro tracted straits in thia country, ere not of such frequent occurrence in France and Belgium. They do, however, take place, notwithstanding t..e law which makes them punishable. They are uncommon in the districts of Liege • and Char:eroi ; but in the neighbourhood of Moos and Vdenciennee some obstinate ones have occurred of late years, which have required the presume of largo bodies of military to preserve order. The serious riot at the large none of 11. liambeaus, Le Grand Horns,' near Mons, in 1830, had a political aspect, and was 0011•00,1114 with the public events which led to toe change of govern ment in that year. No proprietor has taken greater pains to promote the well-being of his workpeople than N. Rain. beaux. There are about 420 houses at those works, all well built and arranged, and *milking tending to decency and comfort has been provided for. There is a public walk in the middle of that mining village planted with trees, and ornameatied with statues on pedestals at the four comers. This eireurestencei argues, if not the existenos, at least the desire to products a sense of refined enjoyment among a mining community, for which, I apprehend, it would not be easy to Rad an exact parallel in tnie country. The same object, where aimed at at all, is sought to he attained through the medium of the books of the lend's' library. The sight of very respectably designed and executed stataes in the midst of a mining village was certainly Meath% to an English eye. Vocal made is much cultivated in the mining villages of the province of Hainault. Oat of nine prism awarded to the choral soeieties of the kingdom, during the late celebrations of thefites of July at Brussels, seven ware carried off by various societies belonging chiefly to the mining villages around Woos and Charieroi." IRELAND. Dumas!, Garr. 8. The heavy rain which fell here yesterday appears to have come from the southward, in which quarter heavy showers have fallen. Some of the journals complain that this has done injury to the corn, but on this assertion I do not much rely. In Tipperary I find to-day that a road through a bog near Newport has given way, the recent heavy rains having raised the land at either side arm than usual. A. an indication of the value of the barley harvest a ph in the Cork paper is valuable. A sample barley, cut early last week while the weather continued still wet, was offerei for sale on Saturday last, yet the grain woof the largest and best descrip tion, and the produce as great as was ever known in any previous year. The military and police have been called upon to aid in the collection of the poor rate in Nenagh. A privy council metesterday afternoon at the Castle, when, it is understo od, the subject of the approaching trials , and the proceedings connected, or which may be connected, with them, was brought under ton g& ration. On Saturday, Sir C. Napier unexpectedly returned with the fleet under his command to Cove. He had been a fortnight cruising towards Cape Clear. iSeveral l additional steamers were in company. The vessels now at Cove are the St. Vincent, 120 (rear-admiral'. flag-ship) ; the Prince Regent, 92 ; Bellerophon. 78 ; Blenheim, 66 ; Tweed, 18; Helena,lB; Au dromache , 28; Andromeda, 44; Stromboli. et- sloop; Renard,! sofew st.; Frolic, 16; Pilot, 12 ; Dragon, it. frigate ; Lucifer and Avon, steamers; 'Trident, st. gun brig • Hermes, it. sloop ; and Amphion, 34. Several vessels have, it is understood, been left cruising off Amt. - A Mr. Keane has been arrested at Monktown, Cork, on suspicion of being one of those whose names appear in the Hue and Cry. Mr. Keane (so he give. his name) says he is from A ilrush. Outrages against lite have commenced in Tipperary —the initiative this time having been at the landlords' aide. On the SOth inst. Capt. Scully, a relative of the M.P. for llppmery, and brother, I believe, or uncle, of the Mr. SoinUy who was shot some years since near Cashel, together with Mr. James Scully, his son, and a person named Carroll, a servant, drove 26 head of cattle into a funs, the property of the late Mr. E. Scully. The possession of this farm was in dispute, and a are-taker, who held it for the other claimant, attempted to prevent the entrance of the cattle. He was fired at, wounded, and his life is despaired of. Informations have been taken against all the above-named parties. It is said that, bat for the presence of the police, more lives would have been lost. Mr. Scully, it is said, claim. as administrator and receiver in mooession to Mr. E. Scully, .P., deceased. A person named Nolan, who had come over from New Orleans to visit Ireland, has been arrested in mkt srY. camp at Turtulls, near Thule', will be struck to-day, and the " flying column " will be broken up. Most probably this step is taken in order to enable 1 1 the authorities to concentrate troops at Clonmel or Nensgh, if such a step should be desirable. Them seems now every reason to conclude that the special commission will open at Clonmel. 169 convicts arrived at Kingstown yesterday, by the Birkenhead steamer. Mr. Animus, the person lately arrested at Cork on board ship, wee heneght prisoner to Dublin in this yemeL A fire, which threatened to be extremely deafrise- tive at one time, occurred in Dublin last night. It originated in 13;rdiner's•lane, at the rear of Summer hill and Moantjoy square. The premiss which first took fire belonged to a man named M'Donnell, a c ir owner and dairyman, and his premises being filled with hay and straw the flames raged with great fury. Happily so good a supply of water from well-worked engines was brought to bear on the fire thatit did not communicate even with the coach factory of Mr. l Hutton, which adjoined. Several houses, bat of se. inferior class, ham been demolished. The matron of Berman Union has, it appease, been enabled to put the labour of the female paapses under her to good account, and has accordingly s thanked from head-quarters. This lady no the management of wool from its raw state to its being made into cloth, and of flax until it is made bus linen, and has ceased these several promises togs forward within the workhouse, thereby producing sufficient, both of linen and wool,en cloth, for all die inmates. It is said that 'seers had formerly bevel made on the first establishment of the poor-law system to carry out a similar operation in some unions, but that it was discoiraged, as calculated to interfere with free labour outside the workhouses. No doubt, that to some extent is tree; bat, if the principle were rigidly adhered to than the paupers would never b permitted to do anything. The - consideration in all these cases should bib er ems., which plan is more foe as public advising% wed also for the especial good el the paws diemedves. WORCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—WRDNESDAT EVENING. —The festivsl goes on successfully. Lest night the concert in the College-hall attracted 600 visitors, upwards of 200 more than the number who attended the drat even ing ousioert in 1845. The programme contained ea extolls* selection, though it exhibited no novelty, the pieces being, for th e most p ar t, such u we n in vogue at the London concerts of the seas. a. The put.rmance ountessacod with Mende* soluk's beautiful ens now well-known moue to the " Mid summer Night's Dr am," which wee scliairobly en outed. The overtax, scherzo, and wedding march, were loudly encored : end in the charming duet and chorus " To spotted sashes," the Misses Williams (who originally wag i 6 scto ppurts at the Philharmonic Concerts undo, the com poser's direstioa) were rapturously applauded. Besides this, oho most prominent 'sunroof the concert were Beethoven's magnificent overture to " Leeson," Romeinire sir " Una *co," sad the &moue enursontic " Il sogreto per sneer fo lios "sang by Kale. Albsni, whosroduced• greatesamtlon ; Beethoven's " Adelaide," and the . Fes pope" from " Lucia di Lammermoor," exquisitely sun by Mr. Binee Reeves ; the air and chorus " °awe," frost Citack's " Oil*" which was given with great effect, the s - b part Waken* by Miss Dolby ; the air " Non pied =Mai," from " Figaro, sung by Labia**, who was received with emlematioss ; and. SCOTLAND. hotly, the flee seetetto, " Bois, sole," from " Don Giovsnei,' inure:ma, BIM 6. which concluded en excellent concert. This morning Ma- Mr. Mast* the member for Psisk:y, has offended delseoha's chef 4 rowffer" Elijah." wee presented intOe some of his constituents. The following reeolations C athedral, rd„ aa porti andies " were ta ° l .," b lVi mad th",2 , were unanimously *greed to at • a public meeting of L„t hy . the Kam Williams, the electors : ROMS. Mr. Lackey, end Mr. That Mr. BMWs genera south* for moms time past " Thanks to Goa," whisk seamier is se titisi U OPS OU. Tio; Madame Cait,Z l =.. [r. Rob sho o /yr§ es the Ma 7", ,/ er e. % • - • •J) s. evinces a departure irons these liberal reform Prineipki Pro fessed by him at his first section. That he reiesi to support the prayer of the petition in favour of reform lately forwarded, signed by a majority of the electors, and roe violated his pledge given at his last election is 1847. That he voted ageism the motion of Mr. Hansa for as exteadve reform is the Hoer of 00111010111. That he took a wont sent asd active part in or r.urning the sager duties r settled is 1848, thereby prolonging and retrains the soli, et pr,teetinn, and retardiog sad impairing the triumph of fir-trade pnaciples. That he has, therefore, inclined the displeasure sad lost the confidence of the great majority of the electors of Paisley, and tide meeting ewer to call upon him to resign kis trust into the heads of his coostitatate; and appoint the chairman to sign than resolutions in their soma, and transmit them to Mr. Ririe, and failing his com plying with this reqahition in the erne of a for days egress to call noon the sheens to sign a rqui•ition calling upon him to redo. In replying to the resolutions the hon. gentleman declines accepting the hint about resignation, stating that next election will be a sufficient op: , ortunity for settling as to the further continuance of 4ie service.. The diocese of Glasgow and Galloway, being un able to find an indigenous bishop, are to procure an ordinary from England. and have elected the Rev.W. J. Trower, rector of Wiston. It is to be hoped that this gentleman will endeavour to make the lay por tions of his flock devise liberal things to their over seers. Daring a recent parliamentary debate Mr. F. Mackenzie complained that his brother member, Mr. Oswald, had unjustly accused the Scotch Episcopal Church of poverty, and denied that 931. was the maximum allowance to the clergy. Teo Episcopal Mogazuse settles the question between the two senators. Previous to last year, says this authority, the maximum allowance was 801. per annum—then it was raised to 901., if it can be got. Out of Edinburgh not six clergymen have 2001., the average of the better class of provincials being 1301. But the most cruel cut of the period:cal is, that a fund having been rstablished for the augmentation of small livings, Mr. Oswald's name appears for ono guinea, and Mr. Mackenzie's name does not appear at all. The exact loss caused by the late storm on the north-east coast is now reported as consisting . of 93 fishermen, while the destruction of property is esti mated at 20,0001. The subscriptions aro coming in rather liberally. We are at present inundated with opera singer?. Alboni has given two concerts, and is to give two more in conjunction with Grisi. Mdlle. Lind is to give a concert in the music-hall, and an operatic en tertainment in the theatre. The attendances have been good, bat there is not the same excitement about the " nightingale" that prevailed list year. Edinburgh has now two theatres. An establish ment called the Victoria Temple, after years of fruit less application for a license , h as at last succeeded in obtaining one. The justices had a horror against cheap theatres, but as they could not shut up the Temple the obvious course was to license it, and so bring it within the pale of authority. The rules for its regulat'on are stringent—the opening hoar into be six, and the dosing eleven. PROVINCIAL. BREACH OE PROMISE . SITICiARRIAGE.—At the Court of Record, Salford, on Toraday night, the last ease taken wee that of Spencer e. L-ary," for breach of promise of marriage. The parties reside at Rochdale, and are both rather young. The plaintiff (Mils Margant Spencer), according to the state meet of Mr. Monk, is a dressmaker, and about two pare and a half ago the dofendsnt, Mr. Abraham Leary, the eon of an ironfonader, doieg a respectable business, began to pay his addresses to her. ar.d carried matters so far that on the 24th of August, 1847, the wedding bone la and dresses of the bride intended, and of the laid, 'maid, had been pur chased with his approval. The bridesmaid at hie "epeeist request, a cousin to the plaintiff, had come all the way from Coventry to be present. On the following morning the bridal party awaited the arrival of the defendant to accom pany them to church, hut he detained them all day in vain, and it was not until eight at night that he arrived to apolo gise, and throw the blame of disappointment on his father, vie M acid had promised to set him up in business if he Veda wait a few months longer before he was married. TM plaintiff was again led to believe hie intentions * bosszable," and to hide her chagrin went to pain some months at Coventry, during which the defendant continued to writs to her, pp edging himself to fllelity in the strongest tonna. At length, however, he had taken anotl,er bride, the temptation, it wee supposed, being • dowry of a thousand pounds, and the mode he chose of announcing his marriage to the plaintiff was ky sending the wedding cards and a pair of gloves to her. The damages were laid at 601., being the utmost amount which can be proceeded for in the court. Both the lady and the gentleman were present, and it was given in evidence that the defendant had offered 301. and "taxed" costs—Mr. dewier, for the defence, did not deny the promise, but pleaded in mitigation of damages the youth and inexperience of his client.—The jury almost im mediately found for the plaintiff, demagee SOL, a verdict which appeared to give satisfaction, especially to a great lumber of ladies, in the court. A RAILWAY UNDER WATER.—On the express train, which left Carlisle at twentyaeven minutes put one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, arriving at Carstens, about four o'clock, the paseeniren were greatly earprieed and alarmed at finding the red signal. up, and all the pee sengers of the penny ,mmile train, which had preceded them, out of their carriage*, and standing on the line. On cautiously coming up they found that the rails in the Barnamecutting wen , nearly two feet deep in the water, for the space of about a mile, by which no lee than five trains were prevented from pursuing their respective journeys,- and it was several hours before this extraordinary flood subsided sufficiently to let them paw, in doing which the greatest caution had to be used. The water is supposed to have come from the Bleasdale Fell, over which a violent thunderstorm, accompanied by torrents of rids, had buret bat a short time previous to the line being immersed in the water. ABUSES IN TUE MANAGEMENT OP PO3R-RATES.-.... At the last sitting of the Court of Petty &elites, Dartford, the overseers of Alit applied for a poor -rate to be missed for that perish, and brought a long list of named' to be excused, as recommended by a vestry meeting. Title the sa,gieustee refused to sanction, until they were enured thin wen reason able grounds for them to be excused, which 'hey very mach doubted, as several parishes in the division have aone excused, and no defaulter,. And holding the opinion that they are not obliged to sign a rate when offered to them (although a different opinion is held by some benches of magistrates in the county), ordered the overseers to summon the defaulters who , * names wee, presented to be excused. The Maid stone Journal, which reports the case, s.,ys "Ice the awes of the conversation it was said that some of the land. beds of cottages in the perish had threatened the men in their employ with their discharge if they paid any ratite ; also, that they let the cottages at a high natal, under the pretence that the TAU* were included, and at the vestry meetings caused the same persons to be put in the list of excused. The magistrates expressed a determination to pre vent such disreputable conduct as far es they could, and to day the ovate en appeared with thirty persons who had been recommend: dto be excused. Out of this number, only two case, were considered as excusable from payment of the rate made April 7th, and the rest were ordered to pay their se veral rates in lourteen dAys, those who had been summoned having the extra coats to pay. The mtgistrates reprimanded the overseers for their neglect of duty to not inquiring into the cases before they put their MOM on the list of the ex cused, and expressed their indignation at the disreputable, it not dishonest behaviour of one iudividu.d, an owner of several cottages, who threatened to discharge his men if they paid the rates, although they were willing to do so, and had sutficient common 'elute to know, if the men who sent them had not, that it wee far better to pay a 2s. or 34. rate than to lose a day's work in the middle of harvest, and walk a dis tance of ten or twelve miles to attend the magistrates, end afterwards to have it to pay, with the eat of the summons, which in some eases exceeded, and in the *then. equalled, the amount of the rates. Mr. William Cooper, of P, anis, a rate payer of the park., suggested that they ehould be ordered to pay the rates without costs, as it was through their mes tere they attended. and then the costs would fall upon the parish, and the instigator of the costs would have to beer their part. The magistrates said they could not do that, as it would be throwing part of the costs upon those who had nothing to do with it, although they hoped those persons who bad caused their low of time, and locreued their ex penses, would bear them harden. The court was occupied a considerable time abeut this parish, during which 'vides** of glaring mismanegement was exhibited." is M op ved i.i.