The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-19 00:00:00

// 1. 1. 1:,2 ) t ee - 4 ' 2 • eb.cftprt PATF.Ii k, .74* Z. 1 6,7 No. 3,279.] OR sCAPE of GOOD HOPE (with quick • berstatil dime Wen CHAMOIS, All 111." E 11. 171 Ceorind•r On ; V En PA Losdaa Dock. UN merle" for • . —rut broom fem.., apply is KULA OW MA mama Liriadell• NIMBI. lEGULA . R , so L u rg A : f PACKET S T to the WEST `Vlt7Truerviok. ti , , ,..,...... ..,...,,..., 77. ,,,.. ......:„ . REGULAR LINT of PACKETS to the WENT COAST of SOUTU ANIESICA.—Tor LIKA Wto el sot Star tits fith of lottnory), tY onsoulltgrUCl..2l,l4 at OdWrt a pomp mai St BE EOM PEACOCK. =4 Os, It OsoodwrobotrooL TEAM u OVIAto NEW YORI.—The LIVERPOOL rutionrnto MIIMIP COM PA N Y beed re dia 1.14w.rel Cbeelmel timew gam tree to NSW YORK whim: ANGAROO. 111 . CITY or RALTIMORK. lioaal.7 • . /Waft IL CITY Of WAMMUIOTON- . V Numb U. /halm,/ Is NAV: a m ale mg BMW workm rife Wi1 .1 168 Slaml i. W W NODS Wwwwtw, newille r pow -- - LVERLAND ROUTE.-BTRAM to MIA and CM KA Sopa lior&—Tbo II oodi 011111111TAL wa ll IIBLIO t T101 :i llIKA T KA ,. OMB W A, : . Own% WWI, Mk uttrdw aii. so of wry msoOk ; I. Ow et On wlß—res Whor papiwian leg , ::: „. 's IA isarreavt..A. WM% sod SINGING SCHOOL. .._.. 26111104 U 7 balii-llet m o m , / fiN 11.11 16,V0 S r =lloo g■ WNW PR. KAMM A NATOMICAL MUSEUM. r i k4 e ' l l Ul a t al Serl ... 21 :1E . meet em,_ll6._ tom And Wiled rm. •... row la icons J.. Vyrlß gi V.uattarit GPI2j-Rll-419k =Up 6 _ Z I A AWN I talia TVA. at In M. Wirs• berm 9. Gm' pATENT COMPRESSED VEGETABLES, kr a a" V1r....11 - ri I . 6. o•"Voiekliman 26 62a sad arm trio mensal Se ROA= = :re %% a tm re minim 4 . 721 0 . 6. 344 =6: laiccitt riOALII-B Bones a .ad ßei lway.—LEA sad C. soar Tina d. maw dm' time So NOM W e.z=el= o ee the Iletublmee et looter imemedoke ow pr_t et Low. IA 0111L ad e=tr ttio= KITCHEN ROES.—The Lessbaron Prize EITCHIM =Niro 1141= ellk weft, WI WM.( cnes. beragrlU t. tv•eim didinga 141.0411msed lifer/my 11Ck . 1•1' Insmonswa 1114 Inam or way In um egammies. §IMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE WARSHOI/ tOW ITTIL—Tbe bawl bre ewe ee . t eel** mil Beale WI elm la lie is mos mew la amass et kei—Peleee ewe 11. ishedleareel p REI3BING-CASES.—At Mr. s n . CHI'S ESTA cnt it •1 ....._......... * lwo ---- lk a ibt sj S*2 6 d nor. Is gam led a .A. 17 of ietldm• HARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and bent. of oroillomore eacenemo fee pronereeen the die* from Cori Me m ,may rotund me loerY VA per ecri.l...f melon hem ft—limn Prenpoet Ohm, fnr heaseeen .0 Idea *Ms hoe Yoh he poet ma mem he to teert•le. red ether. 1110. haply, hinon-T Oh fi ta rSlL:earit. elltheeno Se the asist _ nepeorte the MI6 mesh MOM. orr a `Oi N a a *WNW SIB 18.40. end soerlooreeka THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half alteaini 7 oir " ma 6.6 V1V. 1 2,.' AI _ ............ ,.......,...a .t ... h ....... 4. ,, ,,.. M., =: : x ask Imo :. et nave = l l llK etil le Ms L& . ..le Ikea Ise We am le week • N. raias2 I = ai=-A. -1 -1 drib led . al . " 4:IR DYE .-BATCHELOWB COLUMBIAN. Tkis ra m es A is eVir s Q: s t so. E im eass r e el Ilbsgaa.l I 16. Fas Zsisarsor=iB= l "l= l. issffimamsisdVssa= l " .l°. Mk. Ls. OOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY is an azari as SI fz i C i tZ . ol3B. 11=r s . 1 4 1 E 7 lIt tS it rea l U1t.. 1 dm Soft. OVELTOIIIO6—/ILO'S CENTENARY EDITION of the OZAmIsT: 11... 'eft ; Jedem b. a Mel Si Ils. • 11. er t as la ; eda w ar gil s A W W v'v" =Me V Nam la ; =1; limbreers Ur : --11111 W:Lkila Y weir Larks : Nowak ft Disbetagal. 614 awl U. redtl7. PAVIDSON = 'S MUSICAL MIRACLES :—IOO u sems sm..; • 11"121.18 2841. 4 . 10 .1' 11"4.34 "1. 17 V :g m r .". ... 1 • 11151 amkr Vr sz. St kV Mira - s Mon at soft' ONE HUNDRED mad TWENTY COMIC sown& zs id yzek w wait 8.4 effd. is 0.101 Oft IN prink : Mr s r et ; r zaza . Mrs , THE PRIZE COMIC BONO, TM PANTO mink Om mei •lid' red Wm ClialeAsrp•M TAIMAL TIM/MIT, Hilda war g the or t itir boa amp sb re IL mai. Lams path. Devklble* ILO. ST. VALENTINE'S MORNING. New Priam MAL I* W. T. Wan**.64 ; Wmis * W. PMolll6**. "1=1: t re ‘ P= l tet *Sipirmittii.witrUlewneiks". Disaimaa m STIPAIT URlON.—Yester- N&olliengi s O t a ise dsittf Ibro lambi el Nap OW lava mama bobialtaro, Naha' ea add hew lan fie Peer-law Board, rise Gales kit dr eupesalea edam leadet tram the dame, Unica. Me Aram Yee labs AIM ea Ledy-day next, sad a le emit of 11 lemma Si. to be elected .ate Irellreella CRYSTAL PARANA. Oil Illaium DAT. Waxman, Taa oa jayorat,929; eta, by ma Ikeda lN 1 M 1,1,114. LINE mRV,I3 AUSTRALIAN EV—T-1T " d or L e nt 12 riCa isd 2 !iiitAilme:LaseDria.2 jfrdah, 1:1"-- maular DEVITT and bIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE • P Cl)? 111111M—lor roATLLND SAT Dino& Pr prirm... "ll" 214 . =NZ JAI.= TB I 1.11" 1 . rarc 4 ID WI 11•111.1 9 M tele Maud MOOLX.I. ibis& GENERAL TOM THUMB has scarcely under- ' EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LLNE •se AORRT NI FIL-Fr =WWI Una la erst .....frier tTliar ''''...• .itz.• = • "a Or Alma zol i g ne nd= l l 4 •••• , 1r• . ti'll " ,•_ n : st= mn . k rimer ... 1 •T . ....r e Zt• tira....6.. swer :Mo tee woo:. fr ..,, ..., dct_ V A23 .....==, 6. 4 :: A L: preroalo alt RXRIDITIdeitn fTaf . es* »rime ariboaa. a samaiam. ...a a la FRINOS OF TAW ILARAAR. It -Ram aboaal: Fon U 6 tat. ALCUTTA Direct (will meet with dzatch), A „.„. 5 ... 106 " 1 'oda?. MIL., ..., d .grt !•• •• =1:14 6 ...•••••••- as Tao Wirt Old CARL RONIRDNRO , 3 Foe* a. opal • L 461 Imo radar, early ; C. L LIRD. vili i oi ls . Jo c :fo i t a Lar a Dz i l i a nr. to TOUL O. g ... 6. JOHNSON HOTEL—SUPPER and CITY •••• w p„,,, 8- 8 . 1511,,..... .... trar ._, = 4„,..... J. YDNEY Direct (has room for a limited quantity s r.umeosee.V-..*" "Mt 'TROT' S al==a l 24l7:l=6 " 4lo=ll " l " gra: M. , j ig Commerlar • toltarl la do Larks Dadra Tals dm mar Do - •-• lorlia. L a asSit2eratrs a.u=i2at Yen. • :-71.42,. 0 Th &Lt awa.a. ... ~.. ...- gLOXIIO and POINT de OALLE, Ceylon. ! ...- " failsiss 11101101 6o nauseam-6w as teem Arkshalo.To oil atm& law Nth d ELIEP to the EMBARRABBED.—Mr. .... d terasza g e t I 1, 0 1 / 4 rooke •jt KT et ... ism a ., ~...... yew milt awl* 110 ONO Dad* UPON* I ... "F i d rralve ...... ...... 7 75.........1=7...... a. L as R zc5.. .......... s a. .... up tou EAL MAIL . LINE of AUXILIARY STEAM c." ma. Ira , al" 1 ::::, 16 the wall am" =I PAI * MO P p 1114 . * OAPJ OF HOPI .M CALCUTTA. NI Mat do of Oa alloolos 1 1 VOTICE tO INVENTOR& -, MR fce rz.r.r... Pal b. MB lllllMMila n lai Al ATl O r aaaranka ensit= be b. ig**ll4 MM. seer c ,,, J ima N....... =dr Rona amidos; ~..,... 1.0. 1 a.• =l. /new ., owi los . al is a mmo gam Tian ow ildFa r Wm• wiry II • Yea WI owl 4. Or otooarma ---- J. ,"bu• r if f s MD 2: IittIEINETTB MODEL WATCH. 66, nee ter a -:::. ii. ir e s isrot ::' isl I ri L AN Chig =. A.J• -All la 1111110/011.11. •NM 111.1 MIN, ef the OMNI • W o e wllk al Or latootis; Ini draw. boo & odario; IN &NC 44. Os. IS 14/•••& Marra warren ID or ma Ina MI ". -• • • .Irr. ? WW I& II: 160 I/0 a K MAHAN'S LL WHISICY.—This eelebentol ad Isla WtOlob lid* rocommadoil as 111116 Too C • DOI IL sad eldloomo N EM ollaor lor =Wag or kr lbold am 10 l . . V cr .. . :a le ow l . voo laid=otia .h olbear I g ig oz . F. as so Midi et= Ora 1. la =OW Nal^ la al. ambl a Y Aft Una INN _II .. . r OA NVible arlbomo la Look: rod la Orltra .i. arab labia •11Olhooleadp _Os 41 1 an Tri d liflAritle. orrnta. 4 ens& Mailia•M‘ Imandistir easnlit . sa. . oda lorboL swot to ' la riha i . s le i =reralZ P OCll•lia" • 1 " AUPONS i RESSORT DEPOSES—Ps, the baII- oWNIM ... kw . gil i tag wet . y am li o = WY NO!. Of trarZrrealiat . lCl Fallamals on DiwgiI:ST I LZ .. .0 ., =l:riai lajzooll m Mk n at ail d iM ; iIE H I A b Si P10d444 wok Tar M 2216 • m omliparadorik to OUNDLAT td = L aa r % 6. ..„ . .. w. I 4 MI I t VOTWITHSTANDLNO the Bombardment and I VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS.' Tit SAIMOUL t laibudea din ow um brim twawarb la Ow Vau' Delia ale. : Maw anew% Octal If 010101 la 0.... e ll. 1 l j awl I"ii rd and Onarass. L. =MT !SOIL Illwasas, 40 Mu Etwahrwr . =ma I .., 0.. O !UMW ... ' UR *ho me Burt& a Ali. waL 'lll2loalo ll.l 1 ihft hiZt . " .. l J. Magi ta4 Ow y 2" ls• 61": . Retro sea Oa. PIN DON . ..... 1 1213 441"1/NolOo.bi. O. Unisay &Ow al Ut wen ... .. /ma i. = alrm. sn tsaaal r ANWIONVIJIT I ' TA _,...."STit i lijinjkims. N Woo. . nor Tkomodmit. wen sea Doi NM law ~..., maa be stular4 WM alk+ al Mu 1004 km. C. VPPNIt. Wow. EfINDE RAILWAY COMPANY. Al Ibe MOND ANIMAL MAI MIMING at the a wilila ki.l : Zi lk.f ila i n , ' 1., is ark! Id embisind. 1104 . 1% w ilit r ir= in =ti..1.1.11z , srimilk 1 4..... ui, It. Pim it.. Ili Ibis millinii• id MeilM Nit shl lima of Ili 111 =111, Or actual: timid li Ciazu Ilium WILK Nlli Mr Rilirt Nadia. ll MI J. Mid Amide% SW. anion eir Ili Oss r, II nil. w• mi. ; eitadsi hy Ile in. Wa- _ _• 11•1•Ititair Maim* Oh. le midi am Milli d Ili . Piping y the Comma; IL riled M it Swat mason. 'Ada din II tir aNl .. .. g e 11.11. 8 1 Ill =i s i d ii =lihr "Wie it i " Limes " nAi Ili Ow Moe I. = St=. di C r yliw o h, a & a 111.; riail br Ciman Ission. law iii "lift swill iamb d Ili =rails lideri IIW. P. kaiiti. &Ufa li Mk id mimes asini lo au Air. fwd) M. P. AND/Alt, Caiiiiii. MOIL ItURNILLL, angry. inismirmi CY Ilislinelieb. Ili. MT. VOTE'S BRAL - ALL. at aalabeallad Raines. Jur % ... „ ... 74. 7 z olio= n e d. au rtia iao Limbo owl ll.Wiffi" re twelves Iger Mir Lat . ZV in.. rd D unl M:= se roe as M r/ war maw UVMs iz e adlime of li te d : al la 1.• sad IN ELASTIC SUPPORTINO BELTS of a new .114 s leglim . 22. b.ario .. leil .. 2r 11 572M m isolimi=1 a. appiell. WA Val PLLEII. TRIRRIMAR.—ProtadoiI by Royal Loam Tim d um sad w 7 it 06;11= shy".. .. L le s r = i sle und....... 2 7= mg ..einer OWN dream F,: t r i er..v a . : i....;A: R.,... ... ---ft,... lasts sib stion i tie: 10161011•4 remere. a = a ll&_ sa r s i dlelism =War, 4 A re So IMIN left whlnt WM no= lial . WM. .b . 21:2 gin 11..1.11=1.111=1....aa aniZta. oat= =v i m a• .. .111. . a.. m. ad. T . a . IldTagr io ntl Is ; if DrOg a ri o notA and poi Ea0:11760=4,.. m. i jaM ialu irar i I.o.2oo.s.Nians • • LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1857. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNEBDAT, FEB. 18. (Ccescheied from yeah:inlays Erpries.) JUIXIMENIE EXECUTION, The km Om The numbers WON- _ _ -- 127 80-47 Tb• —• dra siminl itself into committee, Kr. Thum bibs irk. _ . maXr. XIIOXISmid be weird te perms emend emend k mom oath seemlemee ith any m ot the rib veil earl the erthewlety el the i an hear diereisa meek bteederibitame to mirk be pdled.Affee, beim) Mr. .D. MIAI.D aemerred la Ss X the baa. owl Lewd anthems the nombor llesime), red bb felestim a rzepother Ken amarlEmbi, of vbkh be wadi she dee lir. CDAUFURD esemied le the pecipseel el the hon. sad bard gestimma, The Chunataw this medal pewee", aid obtained leave to sit this Watheeder amt. Tbe beam thee neemed. CRIB? CONSTas. _ This bill Teemed tbromith committee. IiDW WRIT. THE TEA AND SUGAR DUTIES. Mr. GLADSTONE oft —Sir, before the house separates, min anslons t ri t i,i s= sedan of my intention to make tho hileirlng 'aim into committee of ways and awns Ms barn will not grant any addition to the MIS abutrabie by the Customs Duties Ant of on tho undue ef los end sugar." Tliebsale rhea roe* at ten minutes to six o'clock. This evening Mr. Spooner will move his May nooth resolution is the kalowlieg item :—" That this house do re solve itsolf tato • committals lw the purpose of conoidoring the ash far the or leerment al the Came of Mammoth, with • view to the withdrawal deny endowing oat of the Con solidated Fend, du rapid bang hod to vested rights or Manske Mr. Spears , . motion Wade third on the hot of Winn, being Paneled by ono on thorn of Mr. Looks King he lan raking in • bill for giving • COOlty to pound bomilso, sad by • second from Mr. Pogo, who will woe air !eon to bring in a bill to abolish the tax in Ism of misigers' money, now Imposed en eight cor poral taws Is Ireland. It is parable that these two gaslim may occupy the whole evening, and prevent Mr. finseser braining on hie moths. Should the tosolution circled, it will then be seeemary to bring in a bill to glee it egad Tee Ceuecn-Rave ABOLITION BILL—Sir W. Gaya PAW bill to Asa& church-rates, which vas read a Grit Woe an Trudy, snare that no church-rats shall be saia se lathil la Schad sr Wake ; with a proviso as be ems brims' mad Ades charged on chwchmeas by sladels, YAM ease rims ray be lered to pay edam ales A Ike said. ha ipoilsa. The as will sat dead is deothrd es baba. The mad as is Mad he March 23. Or to mire be dr seed& verileg et the Chtuch rates Aliellike BM, Led RAM CA A ads that it be and a rood Om spa art day sirs made. To conadt• toe of lame heard is appose the MI, which Ads the aims d Phi J. Pahlegra, Mx. Spwast, Lad Alla Md• ars, sed other Amid seer reeds% an Arm per Aker le shier psalms fren the cousby Y sopped dark dew. TM Mari As ape tee Muds of er ramie' to Nefiloit are seas Ise in withalirds. the eft* sheet to be rode epee lII_ thin said, " with penodry lip at sees" and deft can to take charge of any =easy chat rely be kewerdedi he tide peeper. We (Neweesphreast) Irma Who Mamie el Adidas val pat firth their shuts& the NNW by eserimmitlids, red the stee is Eir W. Cloy as meal Nowt which ray show MAN" that their pored GAM, el ledilemea is emett with dews to thierairee sad *dr wippeetera Me. HOMPIIZET BROWN, M.P., AT TEWITS SITIT.—It WWI bows that Mr. Brown woad ear over Ica Gras ea Made, tacerag week, and his emir as aarelpied by ihs ragbag of the Abbey belle, sd his pada( of lardrede at the ishabitsets, aspecidly of the workbg dares, who have ever fou n d in his a bid ash Literal Mead. The people took the horses trom his twinge a the Lag Bridge, sad drew him into the town, preceded by the bead, *yin national sirs. The emerge was fol. bend by Wawa T. Chandler, U. Browett, R. Rim, T. Green, J. Linder, do. The procession moved to the Cross Keys Hotel, Mr. Brows alighted end proceeded op stairs to a amber of his Meade who were wearer to receive ho; mar* theme were Mum. T. Brooks", S. P. Brooke", Mersa, )en., P. Thome, W. Maiding, Goodwin, Kitight, Chareh-street; H. White, T. Mii, Godson, &a Mr. Brown addressed the asersliage Ma the window. A testi monial is to be preemed to rise. Brows at the Murk Hall, sad a public Mew is enawanced. The tentinsonial to be presented to Mr. Brown emirs ot a valuable place d plate, wskking 143 Qum— Wernaleralirs araiele. S T. CHIEF CONSTABLES BILL. 0a as arra al xr. Drtmnai n, • viM v ar ia kir Tarramlbr do dabs of a amiabor fa dr rawa dr. Jams back Ma Ma bra apiled lean *a Irma IDLICAT . I(2N.: la gr lbs Iwr ta diet sa — ifes. Ths W. Weal skald tits psalm traili the Weatiss spear lid hem hit W the 666 ea was at last sibs, eV lbeemeil i Maths at ilie• i naiads. ga at who Lad tam lbaseffe Ihat MOW wee air Waides. sa l= "pia Mw suslars Irk his sesseisi the alas_ that as drapassey man et 4erlita roll si66l. lam pisgeal Idi was. caellaty adinatitMaiydripi • hag ray pr. =tate sad WA Is epalha was sestelded Mee old engeouls Mar elm% Ity swat t a agar et asp =as• laud le Ind/ tat the Netat yea ibe wafts* pant lbsailen Wm. Isa dam at sellsisa. st Mast esaia ird ma amplusat swa ffie wain t ai milt 166dai that Y llamas ad Wahl to ae wllh air try MI6 at with the Noah Waft Canallte Pay Oendl. but to was Ihe lashasks thsl afddsal be • te oda dr Vialiatea. thet la hid eliaini ihr Os sewpwallas lea Ha gift eiveniel Mas Whi r al Mw was appall the mar a searanaase Whoa beighteha Wear seasear d eke= relbdi ilwlsl en. *I lasi have 1 :11:1 1 : i se I alai l i te . Imam partimissa hill ahlt i l Wire le lasieet. Is gas awn thst I sat the shit d Wig ail wM thisa L.. - ad& I sad wed Wow I be ha that esditag to Ware sa Istffahwa I an esAsaseastag to gnaw ea edam sydram= li mehs Mee; We.) I owls hair ial that I in taalleaft a spied tibia, ff arassela aa maim ha as sow Ink Mar, haat.) I we* mg. big a NMI Man thd Wa le spa 6 Ihrisehates. Ort se tat as leg hipassi al Patina oak I law desay miswir wiseiwt isr I hff Pam' he the awl sa pa et am who we dealer. bat alb I V in t r Ha a I wins Is dimmed ths (Mem) I aged= ✓ ffat eseedogivealg Wen to la 4.191148419 I wawa le Mare et the Was this—da Mg wi Naar ths was alit rah iq with swessmitea b persei • mt. Mira wham to party, I whoa ass ti zosatk r iteadhadoa at this Is ths sad dasarsts mak I hams it is eat Mat this aapast, wid ham Leen no Ma be ordh a be et imitatio. l AD liwirrie dos be pliesmors—if pedimese would edge the yell is whisk I sea shoat to =es • Mistin• se • tirwebnamois ma Stelish pett adore q it Wet thst 6•11 ad gay pa ths hilaidad tbasperat Ihs souk lat tea ass ma assimpla - esty ether ay 6 pima semi seltaisa. Oa the ether hind, It le mg bait thet illseasska we s ammo awe* Ss pa. I dal 1116 the home se taldbales. flans ihst de seas we mars ad diem Ihe maled the ma vs sha suave the teasmew toper do Ms s Iffid pad. the as dad ask the 616, sa a my hip 499 Mule anise et ayessled seam d 116 "sat sad Ward issalha. INA ODWM sill he 61 sei larhal way iiraid Weeeil le eat easilies es the prowni esseist• whoa ▪ abetai las. Wm* hod with so sesa soassesar, awl with wok • some of public duty, ealesesesel - 99 ep pore his way cult .object. that pass to Iha brass would beat' le smash the with as ma "bit ml e that as Awn has ts'Alilliniwries=irmaiii =er by= his Ir e ay la aid he alai wiadherpease. the WI wee NOW is tail emillassisa. es be*, ilie m = eta awitease lama tes pease who hams Whim la Masa Isar eriland apsder, bat wb W art hat the mar as lessals ffar galas H. ✓ hd amplad lejape et puled et whet the taus smase thst awmales woe, bat ass they saw the WI day wadi asesehla the We etas assirisas that IN beards cabs! dim Ha H. BALL seii thd so wan stagier elasseha which 61 ad Z/s Ha Wad et lad as • pa et the laihuslisa bs wadi saw ash, Napa Ikea the great sellabras etas emay. (OWL) The mesa dear vita had bola seadheil does Mw Lase hi as was et a altemete which lei bin awe AIM Mir 99 oath& that an whisailes which was heingiesimi el So Wad at Cical was Mbar Weal *has am idmilp; ir k s seam thasseies, shestee the seedier has. Isterit'sarsue. (Chasm) Lsed S. =CIL ad the maw as the this salt Mw lra. id Ihe daht boa. gadkare bbilieberedet• cm a Ile MO flab hea wallast appear Welasika des 1111, bat be Mad lid It weal eat met Ihs alma seleaef H lahlease. (Chstra) 7b. MIMI add I yr tad ham Mat may ✓oad alba ha at* adgil r pealed et rwhatha.hssaaL aad sea rhea isassil dewy _radwasihemiliallea ea a Iss wad i rrlaa ad shade easy 4114Ata lava 6UL =Wasik hr te ai l itea ur bieel? Da Dr. ha war Awe, dam sada. la lays away Clieldlea mil be lima se 411111- swig deleme. Zs bal wpm at Ma gal s = sand, asa as p r o_u staso ass We le Mw Nleima at le Temelk et Gui., to damailes et the ht slam aldi was IdA ir iassartai na s ze ib ir. eit a beileett mem. Eye, hewn ad la Me ths War te 11.= an weti erag thz ir sagre via th ha twenty yam Ida • ass hahra,.a r l a 41•INIS Mom veal ben soneva (Lasslast W sheem) That was a edstestel sdael et IlhattassA whia de as et Madastat (who asupaa ths pima useasa as saw had swim sol I mar 16 lea 6•1 hart war aedaisil ser my hay hen 11. The awl di ad pram as teaspe /Oa head siliellesie ibe *Pak gala Pt* pay teasessl WA) de pl 6. WNW beW Sala tar the is ad kg thierdees se:r his wash arta etwil eeet lc* apt. gem 16 Sawa ha vairted to his the soma s--011 an WM thst push are ast arta am amass. lat Ihsy am side at the IN thet weal la • S pa gr i t y t ai e rair b 4 gaffs% hs ma ma uresse seas met ad aftwisseme Ora alt whishitas war haw the ' Hr. HENLEY aus soak that Os plait t 66 esaatty would ad arson at each a areas._ lar.) 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Ma, bra Pat W egip mm tettaharlie bat al wilt my mem+ Mere atlas Ws 6 sera sada 66 It as sat bat tha day et Oh ewers Imam ihe =ll t ea a urea wry mem% 1991.94 19191 padave dr ; Ist he we alb aim seek was 61 alland aides la the Wet sat la 61 matt 7, Si It weld le war* hapoible et do pool Hoe le Ada the omit d par t=te • OHIO theeriplico. Dior, hear.) 111111114/111111 nom 4 'Was via Olathe rigid ha mama shed. 1111111111/11111 be arise =pop in ad enine le hawed she wipes e/ Me peel gouda& He (fry .1. Hesnalt lush in* haorrer, that she prospect et Ma the poor mg Yoe the be was wet eo ca ffieto the MOM& brad Omaha He was stirge " i4Ctr e ft " ' ' l l iTidiZ .is ......i 1.% MI the ote=leme sot ma fie%., = l"Pilline br ia will = as W itt im ui 11 la do ow at tor so. bats.) The right t he tee, niter girmet • bar is the Me wor et iis Slim, memo thea ahem* when be said dot the rain owe sot to be Mot Ilir the et &w -hiled lealrealies. Nse he (Lod J. voisestood dr r. geallems (lie. ow Coliao). whet was IMP dot Oa aim sheuld be mild la rid et adtoie. ell* so wailog te fink word ellimil,billopi le Yawed de moiselles..A fa which dooldwit Whir Om was given. ft a. PAed. OGTON—I odd the Mee would not be itaapO to ukase lastmetire. l. RUSSELL lid art wetly as. the olio of that =ZThe , tyke wee le be la aid of national schools, it soothes to glee dwarlael istracties jot ha =lise somer es they ad et }arte limy wad which limplee d =he o sitlidres ishisig to then*, great is the Ism somer ae they bed Vim Theo seed set Or be op owe= moth et ih. ?Whig- em i ! m e (1b .4 1 "Y ) Lho _ waste be Oillises line had right beWlitrow7divos Is Os we Irmo r the genthors (lir. Mak) anionion last It &odd be, hr. sad as dee sore lord (Lod H. Cord) or It we sow riven in the Work ad ilesorrilool shook (Crawl.) The sets word sot be Molly d poiredly OM for clo erase isOnstios, bat dodder lortertion would be eves duds" ands hod bows, Wing which it word be sodded the all &Him ward admitted wade did or shin It bad boa pureed t•• Is isedmilbeet hos the ehl be sew paposat for isiniediss, bid Ye mismdool be Seca so pot the debt ba podismato adloso—lobod it me a c o bs, pespead. Mem her) As awhile Mr, be dart soiled*" ripe hr. Iwo* bed ore es park EINOMPOMB wersiss Is no warm party as the Mit beim patios= mph, soar to thak. Oa the nos tromoe s ogEssessisiosbol boss ore by the seetiler poly soligloss isolnediss bee o , os saboole prided SEP tiod roll by war g 'Weis oboe lie 2 ea rising Wroihs. It lisi=sallest dee weribeirew me ad no me the wheel the =eltr fowling pollgisiss ; bs (Li ocetwod win re rigid km boort la the :opposite "'rim It would act . bewerr, Tight le swam the saloppeo Is sesiellere be shod' in vibe raper hieriliss with width they did not v ... zas dined ea el. (Ham hear.) He (Lord J. did ast pies mirshad wirer or sot it was pro rod Is sawn oat of otos saheb la whit As earls at="llled was a pit a Whit there 11111mity ; sadosele airspood seat not r e pt of w lows whir be (Ind .1 Orosti, ) would psis spa Ss brats (aeon.) It word, however, be saes sermint h ors You modes whoa the bill woe Wen the; ar be lisped the swan wall the be food be or ter wYi they r be Sr to Ms (Chess.) Hr. HADIFIRLDIeoMiei spirt any taro ssimelos O Xr. s W,lWLiT . awWdthpeeot rah of midis shahs is Insimi • Sep se be he why. How smg lurk he Whoop, was Y. Wore ot '6=l4 Ss moos wan yes oskiveded end maid be hoyden Olsolthe a seen laLreeat paraties. (Err, bar) He was is thaw of Yo viral grew, lestba theaght the 'sly sods is widobliot mama seri be emir sot would he to sliverbe ores • seine Ms. asieglets.) Wes sot thst whir • mos isorred co limit and • insamby meld whoa to oohs • rate. Them wen several nodes be aria weabu. XS arty Weld Isnot. Then woo, der Where, the Irish es bard anima ; bat that bs did sot rib to so leasehold Yds essaley. (Hew, bear.) The pia adopted is ties Limped ospoollss sisals was mob better. At Lipsver pool woe Am had it was sown thst non A shrill haws Nos edisins torsodos. That the bs ash so Ss elsr boa. perms rept. Mom ham) Is ma froseible be des aretneest eta sera wan aria word wed Ys&Om is harm to be edu ar Mir met MI Or is dot they Wald not been Os board etas blow of doss 'Mho mho they het ass to Weer the H. sesesler as innisst so ilia porhot, above all be Hs= slamilos of w assetry, as a mod owns et Sir I. PAKIXOTON, 'silly, prelsolod maim" Lori Robert vuoulen ef whet be bed mid. The objection of It,. lieuley that the aseeeme oar se provides for new wheals was gulls meat The MI bed been advisedly draws in that Pos, bowsaw Y lir bona Ow more difficult to keep Hot le whin& sobok (How, bear.) Ile hew a an la whir • ow pad sobsoilors bad nos bob, bed whisk boil taw be. "posit be Bidet hods cold Wbe oAra gitls&los (Her, bar.) Ifs podery spar with ell ths psilsom old id& eoase to the Stare of halal loss de noir hol ths perk bet at lir arm threw ossessesterdowit silehorproverts the effect that ths Ipmeme of Or popsislka was ths prier diffi culty gbh they bad be gbh billm) Low was dm OW Se berg la lies SW, 14r. DEMI or Loed froley left asoodolod Mr do der hen. gandems fur the porno of proporlag tt. - NATIONAL GALLIUM OF ART. _ Mr. TERROirt;;Ddhe a COfflot;ny COneopalkone between her Majesty's peasant tad Mr. Sbeephanka reez=f ie. theo MI 416 esilaellsa of pictures to the nation. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOP. THE 2tC.RDIER OP TWO CHILDREN eIT 11:11,- Froarm. Yesterday, Thome Fuller Bacon, and Martha, his wife, were again brought op at the Lambeth l'olices mart, to be examined respecting the murder of their two children. The male prisoner. impureness had undergone a very con ',tamable change. He eeemod exceedingly downcast, and kept his eyes filed on the floor of the dock, se if to avoid seeing any one, but, as if suddenly :recollecting himself, he stood up and kept staring for some moments in the direction in which his wife eat, in the hope of getting a sight of her but her back being turned and a high partition behind her, he did not succeed. At this moment, and when the exami nation was about to be proceeded with, Mr. Atter received from the Waterloo Station the following telegraphic contain- Mention, forwarded from Stamford immediately after Dr. Tay lor had mado the disclosure before the coroner and jury at Great Challerton on that morning : " Arsenic it; found by Dr. Taylor." On reading the document, Mr. Atter left his mat, approached the dock, and had some private communi cation with Bacon, his client. The telegraphic message wan handed to the chief clerk, who placed it before the magis trate. Mr. Elliott, after reading it, addressing Inspector Young asked if he had any mom evidence to o ff er against the pr isoners, and Mr. Young replied that he had not. Mr. Elliott nest asked the professional gentlemen engaged in the cam if they had anything to offer to the court, and both answered in the negative. Mr. Elliott then said—After carefully considering this • and • .• aUtha=nrea say beet oosaidersaam, et moling both the stems to to their trial on this very sinews charge. On that trial a masetion will arise respecting the state of mind of the heads Clam Bacen), and it will be the province of the jay to an *mon upon it. I may also mention that oaiaa h ban found in the body of Mrs. 811 , 2011, sad feat about the time of her death her son, the male pri soner, bad beam la possession of, and dealing with, a similar poises. VW announcement created an evident /amnion through out the crowded court, and all eyes were fixed on ;the male primmer ; but he, beyond keeping his eyes fixed on the floor sad exhibiting a slight flush on the countenance, did noi betray any particular emotion. Mr. Elliott—l feel it also to he my duty to state that, in the course of this invemigation, I received a letter, signed " A," dimleeing eirmuostannes of • peculiar character indi rectly oonnecW with the case; and though it is imonymous, the writer espressos his willingness, should I desire it, to moo forwent and verify the important statements it containic As these rdatemente are of an important public character ' it ismy wish that the writer ;should come forward; and it will be my desire, as well as my duty, to hear all he has to my respecting the important matters contained in his letter. la camlasion, I feel bound to say that Mr. Young, the athlete engaged in this case, has done him self moth coedit by the intelligence and activity that he has displayad,and the minner he has sought out and brought forwent Me brie and important mass of evidenee, and I have no WWI= Is saying that the public are much in debted to fees. I have only now to remand the prisoners to • future day, whin yen, Mr. Young, will have the whole of rho yttrium lea attendance, that the evidence given by each aim ha read over to them and that they may sign their di g i rletmee• ware hero removed from the court, and Hama readdig his roll his fortitude c o mpletely forsook Be inienekr tat kimelf on the neat, trembled and ;book Min en wpm flea hood to hot, and commenced crying and walks is * mast piteous tone. Some of his friends were Wei Nelle kin, and one or two of them recommended him to mks a simin bread of it and disclose all he knew, sod hr sons Nam It was thought he would do so. He, havrame, reomesul Ms self-possession, and his neat II was ano et an lasedhate desire to see and speak with his • lio togged sad prayed the the gaoler would allow bin the Indorview ha sembt, but that dicer (Mr. Cook), korerlag the horror with which his wife viewed him—a honor which has Waned her, since her husband has been taken into custody, to beg and pray that she might not bs brought in contact with him, nor even get • sight of him or be of her—told him Le could not do so without the magi,- tratea ;section. Bacon then mid he should first writs a note for her, and then auk the magistrate for an interview, and if that was refused, for permission to send her the note be should write. A pen, ink and paper were then given to him, and in the presence of Cook and Inspector Young he wrote a note, of which the following is a literal copy : "My dear Martha,—l write these few lime to you hoping that you will tell me the truith, as I wish to the Lord that you will speak the truith, as it will be Best for us, as our situation muerte, now we are placed that nothing else will be more advantageous to both; hoping you, as my wife, will not but give rue answer, as I should like to see you, and likewise to speak to you. Hoping you are well. So now more this time, with my love to you.—l remain your affectionate husband, 1. F. Bacow." Bacon here, at hie request, was taken before the magistrate, and addressing Mr. Elliott, said—Might I take the liberty of asking to be mowed to see my wife P Mr. Elliott-1 cannot allow you to do eo. Baron—Than may I communicate with her by letter ? Mr. Elliott—At present I cannot allow you to have any oonununiestion with her. The prisoner was then led out of court. THE ALLEGED MURDER OF MRS. BACON.- DISCOVERY OF ARSENIC IX TEE BODE Yesterday Dr. A. S. Taylor, of Guy's Hospital, stessisa dos inquiry which has been instituted at Great Csa- Isetest respecting the death of Mrs. Bacon, whom her eon, Thomas Fuller Bacon, is suspected of having murdered by prom Dr. Taylor rend the detailed vaults of his ma*, at length, and afterwards presented a summary of thorn in the Ave conclusions: "1. The body of Ann Bacon contained arsenic, which mast have been taken by her or administered to her while living. " 2. That arsenic was found in the largest proportion in the intoitinee ; 2nd, in the liver, and gall, and bladder; smalln the stomach, the kidneys and spleen contained a quantity. The beset and bloody liquid of the chest contained none. " 3. That the total quantity extracted teem the different parte wee about throe-quarters of a grain. " 4. That the parts containing the arsenic were well pre reek bet presented none of the sppearanoes which are writ ' redured try this poises. B. That whether the deemed died tees the elects of =gunsmiewnd erste tan ray be thetermined by the whiff she snared hi the Orme preeding The Omar, aiderseing Professor Taylor rid, them you roll t es met WPM an u to t he mere at death rit il ac have bred evi of the marl man who Isar in her Yet Mars. Dr. Taylor—Yes, mad say ether witnesses who may be sarrireg. Hr. Edward lissisr, merger, of Btamiled, wee then slid rid ermined. Ile deposed that he baderaded Mrs. Eaten in March ler, when aka wu attacked Ida what he thin Merl to be English chokes. He gar her sere me- Heir sod ahe shortly after movers& Ms mi wham he fret saw her of pair in the &Warr ta tle del sod mist In Maybe* he was called te see her at her sew Theirs boar. fee rpred to be seibribi hem the ere disorder. He pr •a for her, and erased her bens. He gave medicine, but et,* died on las Tsselley, two days dimmed& He gave a cartlicats hibwi a des id km embed Mem Owasev—iliarkg bawd the report of Dr. War, sad isswelei OW be hr Dad palm in the body el Ihe it aswed, e zdea• et= DM the symptoms miler which the what yea were &Mk messed as wouM be plisse' by psisdwil Mr. Dwiter—l Mn. Des., d ilesmshod, nil she saw the deceased on the &tarry his her drib. Bbs was In perfect health. She asked her be era end die with vitamin the next day, bet dies odd dea themba Mould remain et hem. Saw the ma swim ea thobliewleg day, at about o'clock. as wss the way dL Am vomited 110•11181 lbws. At tea I o'clock she append leper, and wits= left bor. Tham• HMIS used lie wither was taken ill at bar dkoser. When Masa lint updaS she raw Thome BONEN vide then with dasswed. Item eed told witness, la peewee orlimse Bacon awl hie wth, Ad she Mt well in the u tad was Win 11l alter WM. some both. Shetarther odd lithe she bed dams dad peesbe vary viokratly. Ms me sick twits in Mares pima. Whom maw her rub es 31saffisy, whoa Deem amid to hie wile 'Clive hr emeMeg sat of Net bottle," OEM= on the table whit& was set a medical bottle. asked vied i i . 7, 4•01 Emma ' Oh, errs. Oft global ad SI hr good.' After she diel he *sok the MIW weep. He odd, "Am this is sly I tehell." TM sisf isthsbettle vas a liglitacessei MM. MMus wes wismat Mrs Mrs. Dem died. Meet as hoar wel a hell Mem her death Muses speed a Hier, in whisk the rad4mesh eel Xis. Dram wea bo V ja lleace cam ia seed saik " I mimes you have bra tor the reenheek 'MMus Tepid that Me bed. He item no ores he by my it, Mt farther emerbed, you bar. that by my fdim's wig Nit Mew mil all= in it lams tome an o l si zabisr." Witillei espied that it world be quire ties telk And the periffri wire his maw wee died. wee whim the wet OW. D, r Oweser—'y We stellwes dieth Deem meld ear oeedU sem t Mbe sews he wei peeS tm l, Stoshed wolfs PM per annuls, WP Ater tam' Math he nu dangristil cla w lessepieell dad ohs idt the NM d ler weepsft_is ere ambwr. el Witless% imheMisit MI Theme Deem ad We NAM" had weds a we. Abed els mike bike kw duet Mee. BUM Wu taken M, dad wee Mk newel time. are vitreous that she bad been be Them& md lel seep dins sad bed not tare anythrg ar g r at egg abereweb. Prihseor was Am The CeronewbovWs DA es he had howl es evidence of the Mame% hi would sew gke es *dm es to the ono al des*, Professor Taylor said, with regard to the snow of death. the ovmptorm of Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday in the mon th of May, taken together as described by Dr. Barber an d the other ;ritnesees. arc, in toy opinion, consistent with death from araen.•c• The I nqu i r y was Proceeding when our parcel left. VERDICT OF WILVUL MURDER AGAINST BACON. STAMFORD, w EDVESDAY Evamtto, 7 ectocz. After the examination of other witnessee, which were not called until after the departure of the La* train, the coroner proceeded to aunt up the whole of the evidence, mutmenting on its different features, and pointing out to the jury tho bearings of the law upon the ease, and at half-past no o'clock the jury• returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" against Thomas Fuller Bacon. . _ Great excitement at this time prevails in Stamftird and the wholo of the surrounding neighbourhood. THE CASE OF THE MURDERER MANSELL. The execution of this prisoner was to have taken place on the fah instant, but a respite has been sent, delaying the carrying out of the ecetcnce until the 11th of May, in order that the legal point ruisnl by his counsel, Mr. Russell, as to the validity of the jury by whom he wss triad, may be ant sligpmed el; and ea the Court of Queen's Bench decided not to interline the argulnent until the conclusion of the present term, it was necessary fur the MIAOW) to be respited fur this bug period. It will Le tee ellected that at the trial the only defence set up for the prison, was, that Le was not in a state of wind to be accountable fur iris actions ut the time ho deliberately shot the unfortunate man for whose murder he was tried. There does not appear, however, tho slightest ground for supposing that Lis wind ix at all affected ; but, on the contrary, he menu to Lo perils cl o y aware of the character of his crime, and his only dean, appears to be that he may escape the capital punishment ; indeed, immediately alter the trial he said that he should nut have cared if he had been only rentenced to tr.unsportattiuu for life. Ile mite and drink. heartily, and is now evidently strongly impressed with the ides that, after having been twice respited, and so lung a delay being granted, the sentence of death will not be earned oat ; and although Mr. Ilillianl, the newly appointed governor of Maidstone gaol, loot fromently impressed upon him the necessity of preparing fur the worst, and explained to him the circumstances under which the respites have been grunted, and that in the event of the point of law being decided against him, the sentenee would no doubt be carried into effect, it appears to have very little weight, and Le evidently feels a strong runvietioa that his life will Le spared. 'lwo extra turnkeys are employed to watch the prisoner, one being constantly with Lim during the day, and the other at night, so that ho Is never left alone. It has already been explained that the ground upon which the ',flamer has been respited, was, that the counsel for the crown had im properly challenged one of the jurors without ("twee, but it poems that sines the :natter has been bruirght before the Court of Queen's Bench, a new objection Las been started, and it will 110 contended that the prisoner was entitled to hove the juryman who was objected to euipuneUed to try him, and that having been improperly put in peril, by the jury man having been rejected improperly, the whole pro ceeding was not only invalid, but that the prisoner cannot again be put in jeopardy upon the WILMA eluirge ; and if this objection, upon argument, should Le sustained, an order win be made for the discharge of the priamer, and ho will altogether escape the consequenees of his act. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Fre. 18. Mr. William Monsell, the new President of tho Board of Health. was re-elected yesterday for the county of Limerick, without opposition. For the vacancy left in the representation of Tipperary by the unanimous expulaion of Jame. Sadleir, some three or four candidates have already made their apperrenee. Enumerat ing their claims, the Ferule's' a Jourogil Kays The Hon. Mr. O'Callaghan, who holds a high position in the liberal party In the county, has Connally withdrawn his pretensions; and of the other three candidate., Mr. Massy, a gentleman of moderate conservative opinions ; Mr. Wal dron, a gentle. man of large property and high character, and well known in Dublin fur his manly and steady support of advanced liberal opinions; and the 0' Donaghue from Kerry, the latter gentleman only has as yet taken any steps to indicate that ha is in earnest in the prosecution of Ide candidature." A lame and influential meeting of the gantry of the county of Lo nd onderry has selected James Johnston Clarke, Esq., of Lagantoeber Home, as a candidate for the county in the room of Capt. Batmon, who hen retired:from ill health. Mr. Clerke's politics are not mentioned, but they see, of course, conservative • and if his appearance should cause any split in that party; Ar. Oreer the tenant-right candidate, who describes himself in hie addresa, "as a Presbyterian, and the son of a Presbyterian Minister," will have some chance of _ _ _ A London corespondent of the Ereming Post atatee that Serjeant O'Brien hoe not accepted the office of Counniesioner of the Inctunberedy.etatoe Court. - • - • The Ronan catholic bishopric of Galway, vacant by the hat two years, has been at length conferred on the Very Rev. Dr. TiPEvily, President of Dr. M`Hale's College of St. Jerlath's, Tama. SPOBTING. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING—WRONISDIY. Tea That Brace& of f ems. rob, .555 k 25 addal 31 , Mda aa• upwards. Allowaoon sad passliko. Oas mlla CI labs.) Mr. T. Part's Apathy. by Urania% 3 yrs. at (Ws. 10lb est./ illaunan) Mr. Aar ...4. TM May. 3 ma, Oft 111 b (Vord4a 1 M. IL WM Ulb 3 Mr. J. aramd= s ern, tr tab iiiiiiiii 4 Tao 4111i•A•11 /mama bruus II•0.6 11*.b. nbla : rot Ayr olds and aplania. Ono WI& 0.40 Mr. M. Haat% MaMalsallt /41 MmTmAr fro TM Sondra. r 3 yr% Mt% bt . KlasSonorl 1 Mr. WIWI'. ( .. .ft 4 (1314. MiglV ...... Littar . 4 Mr. Monies Yr /4.0011.6.6 ( 4 T.. Two-Tut eta arm of 6 ans. mob. arim 40 added; oat% flu nb ; 3Wa and inallamk Mt Mb. • •Maar bakes Omaha Mb extra. Mastrbt am la. about Wanda MI labs.) H. ja6a3 Ormaalab Mak. by IV oolartek Ebt 416 ..(Conlty) 1 Mr. laaranyb ail by Ikinft.ent of Codtall dant lb bl 3r llb Alln( Mr. Banal T. P. Cloak MllO I Rod , aral 3 My T. Parra ablptaa. oat .... 4 Tan (lasso $711.411.0C11•1181 RAMC.? of 16 tors. web. 10 ft, sad oat, 6 Colman& aids M The warver of any starpictam of len an altar tag walilda one p0+6.36 I. 7lb ; 300 aors. 1011 a antra. Alma four mama al melon. 4at 'Owns dadand.l Mr. Aadreara ar. Mat Mb ream) 1 Mr. C. ltocansJ Mr D. Maya Vklnt sod. Ust ae ACCIDENT IN V= BUNTING FIELD.—On Tues day last, u Cs&ln Cornwall, well known among the MWrods of Oloogostashine, was hunting with Earl Fite hardheaeonada, after a somewhat hard run, hi e home rose at a e nd ditch in Berkeley Vale; but, being blown, wan una to get over, and both hone and rider fell into the ditch. The boreellell upon Mr. Cornwall's left leg, but tho bottom et the deb* wee wed, or tho leg would have been erasial. Aimitause was hantediately obtained, and, after am, heel digging, the kg of the gallant captain was ca lmed, the owner of it reclining during the operation on his sot thank not very luxurioue couch. Af te r two hour.' lord lurk, the poor horse was rescued, but it required the solstanee doe. of Mr. Cary's horses of the Berkeley Ann. M drag it out of the mud. Mr. Cornwall war able attar wards to attend the Duke of Beaufort's ball, at Badminton. We need hardly say that the labourers were liberally re warded.—Cksherikagi Examiner. A correspondent informs us that the return of Mr. Weguelin, the member for Southampton, will be peti tioned against, on the grounds that some of the polling-biotin' were closed before 4 . o'clock, p.m., and becalm' the pelting wee suspended in one of the booths, owing to the absence of the returning officer. PONTEFRACT.—Mr. William Wood, of hlorthhill, is about to be brought forward as a candidate for the repre sentation of Pontefract at thb nest election, in oppoeition to Mr. Oliver.. The latter gentleman, however, edit with confidence appeal to his constituents when the secessasi time arrives (or renewing hie tent of representation& EAST SCSSEX.—The new writ for East Sussex was issued on Tuesday erasing. A very doer contest will take place between Mr. Mallon and lard Peetosey. COLCIIEWIER ELECTION.—The nomination al a candidate for the repomentstion of this borough, raced by the pripestion of Lord John Manners, is eypouited N take pica at Monday next Tin RarannarrarlON OF TEWEEPBCHR.—Me. Hat las abboned the electors, stating I have remised caphoda nodes Mr. Lyres to offer himself.. a othadato ihr par But I egpeel to you sad your any lam diet ou know bow I fought with you the loandthe elso pip. lien. You know that nay time sad toil was thgedisd la • stethatlo pinned, while woo fat Mbe hopeless then, tat la dike I la 1111 Wino at the lath which um* staa to abed W e lton pam good pority who have stood by Sim la obesity. the sings. w atiespd *ages be tea that I I would Ight tbs bat* sgsl via you--ysa, tint pa viol give as your onliatasill supyset. - Oa that so solandy girth, I lath Ind, rested, sod I el 'e e m ott. porpoT to panne my pad in it ; I ask you to prism I EltioßATicei.—A great number of emigrants frost eloke-under-Rem and ourrounding pada., left their homes and relatives end met at the Mintoolt station on Monday °mann Wei te the number of newly 100, to proceed to Ptyalin* for Austad*