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

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1848. When we look at the map, and observe our live large in. lead seas, which, as soon es the short *hip renal is made around the Fells of St. Meg, will be connected in 001112117- (dal bonds—when we midm• the population of the states which border upon their ahem, and the rapid rate at which that population IS Jamming, as well from natural mum* as by emigratWn, we cannot disguise the feeling of pleasure sad el pride which belong to such a progress. Our race has !see every opportunity of derelopmeat, end, if it is only true to its best interests, it must advances in education, reli gion, and the arta. This feeling I, strong in every Americo's. Use's; it supplies the want of other feelings, whiele are supposed to give natinselity. We are all sew = that this state of things has grown not of our sake, sad we believe that it will survive the agitation Vie questions which the editor of the London News the suasion of England esteem GO dangerous to oar pen. ' tied cantease. ra I a a few drys a large atimattr leaves this pot fn sort of California : th prim of pmege la the soli le SOS dollars, and the voyage is expeetol - to lea these maim • regiment of United States treogs Melo gosgeting to blab from this city, taking the sense asselim• The pia frear bee not abated; every DOW letter boa tra sacismisos RIMS the previous amoonta Obi perm writes to ids Moil in this city that for • time he was ineredulous, bat theft had at length " followed the way of all flesh " is QIL Amnia, and had picked up 1,000 dollars' worth et gold in a single week. The si , i g air ow ie said te get be eahmestleas, and the enlist of the " sande " without a limit. It is hard to my will be the Gad of this bales of geld into the United bolas. It is to give rib weenier aboisdate. tipsakingta I smut ast to sobba theft tits sews by the las raised** al slink Ina Worm nab. Kr. CM , been is understood to webs bans to lis Meats that he will area a las* el lb edam el bileises Lhasa Metes Mar Abs. TM sameeasass was a dee wok Twomey abesi whidt gyp mass per met Ibistay, went= ger era. esteoby. FWAIN Mimed not far peels* to tall aresesew, it than is any &podia' to paws theta ea tbe melt& We have this sabsial seas alibisesi mein bow Medea rather Ja= = s eal gabber, wig gave the Ass& lIIMS greet thole law , et KW" has et bst lose ebb Pasissela seedems etabelod, awl a the seem et esesibeadis eggeobtadat Os gemumbc The dig et Mods, hes essosed asseelonsa teat, and the albs eat mabsisa bean& to ea sweet esespeass lave bass We have bei lean the asplumb ass* wawa* mil 1 toostbso, obi it is the WOO sob amok. law boo I Melt meth et the higliewiset Itaissa, end eta Mob tabs litho imbeise ow sagged with bow. The etalisetia el l =e, lON to 047111 5 e Tar; a 20s. be IL 16s. ; sad dm day _bele, Ws. to It. Ilea Llessamat abeam is swop , &au ere apes mime resslaed hem the broad of bask mess. Weilosiga Waage is at bank rates far re in Passe, the to peg* a brokerage for liffrirtad a speelal assesager to Jersey city with this berffe. la mist to give you the beset sews apt° the mouret of die soreosts degartare. We Uwe bites tram Callao to OBS* et Ma* War sea existed ia Pen Whew the WI the lestagess. On the 12* e 142; =lO sob Ilea a pose NBA Amiss, eke lig brawled by easess el area eimatar haat the Limited Ilbasat sad the glen want *es the insargests. Tiee =se was aided away sad masa la be bale at The asersi be bulge .ashy is ibit, and the rats is Rwellata-filed ; la esstiosstel staassalese these is 11 =eh We. 00113111CIAL INTILIJOBNCE. Nwir Tom, Barr. 27.—Tie Boar market was maw ▪ rodeidn, ay one nen Is aYr eitn, at a dint • lot" kin el berm Oa proviso , slew kin was Ise _mod Woe et Omni pop bosh rip al= eassmics isr Osra endemea /Pa le denary awning /kik amassisset nesd pan vors mns at se n ew soorksa sled dr sin Uwe vas so news Is roe we eda rat andosed Ink bat ear men esserod 1s tL toad nis dna dump Lrd was arn. Tire was aPp Ind Ism sups kr IN mend domains Tins ins ins a rMelet ler -skier* at steady iNI. Atras—idis dein IN ink won sins, bills' prat 4 Pi. sea pads at San Up. yffM~ . Ps a spurn Is vu le ay, mad nos )aaaaae m....raw ysiksw shop' Imis Ma en. • IN man embiessil kanbels. Y vines =INK dinw+e,ildn ken UN tot Mir Edna Inn l at San WS in OP, don Fdr Ossens st km. Ws. Inds et San de o sin de. Linn is. wined. lip SW Ids Ilse end add al don Sseins ona Ilailmsrs) was not at Sin sill. Wan las = gr o g gerslll ll kb. Irsedinn can sne eek Ile.; sM is Obi dna, nit at ski. Pr. le an t lions dolor Ifine Inds. Omen psis nap son Isle as non Wet obisiLat tai—Osre: The labs vend sled WIN Is emords LOS inn o at llst si al nisi at r t il Z SA eat s el whit Ms, nod Linn el C porn ie oin non reendwern Iss. Son nue woe erre es wen ad li. —deal : Min el Ile In Pis nld a Ways asks or Lids men nails et MP damn ; de. obl. est at nip a Mas—lies nowt: ins et US lelsne nods se a dels. dai—Oals: isles dPo or two wipes end von awn se SP erna.Ws sidosseln at ISO by lanonis at abed U. des, an ors loledn. Inman se 1 4 11 . emb. Owww.—Sas orwstbsos et die aro swessa le don lAN Wu; pies ars daldy erns is did inn bong rend 1 ?assorts-0n neigia at 114.1 i a end pre to =4 la balk ;kr Usrpoi lisavesspopi dtoea.ktinondss, Is. 114; nn Is bop was tint et 111.; ir sent 7 ins was amends' ; Baser Obeys was airs at la ad. Mae was as obsess bo Haws Poonins—like d lAN lib. nsisd pine pen was till ham sin le Sr Inds al IS Ida Ite wan PI al Is otk ke pass Led . nbr ot sin WOO WAD. win nide et ilia le es. Pen nor was ta Milt waggly _an ; Ins was snag Sanes 4 inn ; US UP dam led bens were eild. lye el vlddi kern le 6ols. Ono SS Mk =vats to More was se drew la better. cembund at yelling% rin Ins inn linis was re= er u.—A ads was sons am fen at I dd. Up. rres—Cmda boa rind le libs, Pi a ilk anon at ein abst No. 1 satrap vs quote st 1 Od. lip; dens As.; na Polar, Basass.bor IMO 01111110Milladhely k Ifs amid Irby, on selo t s Ps mak or 1,200 Mess brews inn kr mini is tern wa s ditto at qs. to Sts.; sell Man Osk neon Tido at op. to lmam Orman bas ad Is WV bold by Jo boo. blear. WRECK ON SOOLOO AND ENCOUNTER WITH THE NATIVES. In our paper of the 26th ult., we mentioned ender the head et Sooloo the wreak of the brig Kamilla, ot move, and and the encounter of some of the WOW with the na tives. The following narrative, abridged from the Sheigl Tim s, was published in that trawl of the 19th of Jelly The brig Manilla, of Baltimore, left Mortlikooft 31 4 3 . 1847, on a tradiag voyage to the ezteneive romp Midas& known as the Bode° Archipelago. A large Meek of Perris Mons and a suitable and nifteelhmeoue cargo for barter were received on board. Bade the cupids, mate, boatswain (Americana), and supercargo (Mr. F. Carlos, a Spanish pe nman), a mew consisting of 32 men, chiefly natives of Manilla, were in the mew& After being out more than a math, the brig (August 10) sprang a leak, and notwith- doming the pante wen kept awastantly is sn, II was Aced that the water was het bd. gaing the nen dna ; fang it inpassible to keep mien it woofanned to ram her es nen ea the eakeinge of rang the lives of ell ea beard. Oa Aug. lii thelAwina was rea around as the teeth-west point of liandheleone et the sontharamea name of the Beene imam leansdiandy ea neshiag the ahem pike were nine rend the vend, it sane to sawn Yea nil everything was nesonsi to the load. ilia .odes at the bind - ~ who appear to ban mesa or sonatuniested min es laospearrigged tel been% named very flossy; an dub. the tine the antenants peens el the bd. gonsind 11l burl dr wed ibe mew mated to meson van pievideme. se Awls. ha, whisk SIM psii en by &h. is nun sense mad again el equal vane. The nines en enraged the pas* te leave the ve brat the ald did Enna dem it peidi t ea du e led i t l e i g ile thl r ridg 111 bad several het et water rerisidi Is the kni t it woo owed to rotten as ann. Dula= epees of ten gene the menheahes on ether est if the vend wen gamed in nee beep at tha hiding whisk applies to lave naked the elf the SOW ice it ei — Te. '"!. MOM hole inie wen . pali;er OM to Saatibebo. About Amgen In satins sprained towards them is a lane party, amid with app mean sad krises. T br i=per. we divided late two Dieting for the el die gain I ca ,hen ; bat mot being a to beat elf se mintu assail s a uwa s s ? . the amine ancoseded in gale peesslnhs cm of et merelaandise. A small party et 'best 40 the moat pin, but were beaten off. The bons at marnaadhe aim Is pan inea of the stoves were V mediately tenni ens end their contests distributed greedily. The (sly artiste that ended their ommin and eurienty was tics Wes Mummester ; they Mimed eagerly to the espeeni wind of thik. ink, Ind being unable be so nnler snit egit meimedest they ten In same nesse rsei=edeil tit the ****** Se OPM, ISI *, Ile seemed pun men them. TM emplue of se mane be e mn asi tnewed a ban eaddled then be some dna. Jim% dor this first alleek, ion as dome in anatleg men of defector, mad for this minion be contemn& a kat of weak ea helk. the reaudalog papaw, PISTifiGES. in. OS tilB fort or - breanwork, el: game haa - the brig were sasanted. The satins wore not dinners's' by then pregeatine. • =t after the first Moan a sown adman w4a= mumbler of seseilean wee en thiseanden to 600, ail wen a Wen. They aggeoesini dr breast. week mad made en, spear and bible ia be , bat were win their _by sheet 10 disintign el grape 1 aad rested canister, whisk - kind sad nenelin mg, of . their I number. Fining their mumben Seen smedi MINIM the natives retreated, envying win then their* awl oreaded. It was net deemed vraileallte penes the setenten. The one had wounded one neniesuna t is i= during the 'Rimmed, which shoes their image in nivandeg le dee breastir is the fan of the gam At lanoline of man eeeaa die anndel aessalt. For several dam however hum the it was enema *Se SUMS wen actively gar me ' islands to Sentibobo, retwaing ad gong . Tbass freh levies greatly sinned ifie td its nom Four days atter the second Week, the anew Mb a desperate rush towards the lineetwet ZI demdto the frequent frequent and welldirand Inn, smelters approached thedrad=on bird Se Manama would have carried the SOMAS hat fir el: timely d of gripe and canister hem the large guns. is Tl= rtuitately, again carrying off their dead aad immisL of tile What party of defenders nand urns minds, sad one was pierced with a kris.. The orperterny al the defence now awed the numerous amailaats, and kr wane weeks several a native was to be earn . The genet I band, however, did not at all become lax in then preen& denary measles to prevent a surprise. Illadie peer* away, during which time advantage we takes to essiesda prow, by which it was hoped that seen assistance nisi* be obtained. In the Meatitina• mill parties of satires Mimi down, and, appearing friendly, ware encouraged to deems sufficiently sear to converse. Two days afterwards a hank 1 assault was made by a party of natives numbering absent 100, but they wore once more compelled to seek safety la illght. Four of the defenders Merin:mealy suffered hoes spew lad nits wounds. Three wins were allowed to pass ever In comparative quietude, whet • fifth attack was made by abut two hundred and fifty natives. The gel. lent defenders were now leg able to withstand suet an overpowering force: long confinement, harming Melange, and exposure gave birth to dimes : a Jangle fever broke out and canitel oti two of their number. Thus weakened, nume rically and phyliceily, their spirits flogged not. The molten were kept at bay for some time with the aid of muskets ; but, finding the breastwork Is danger of b leg tallied by assault, the large VMS am more opened tire and with effect: the attackers ffed, after soften heavy loss. This fifth lemon had the effect of isducing, shortly afire, the natives to offer in barter fowls and other articles of food for which they received mereinadies in return ; in then peace ful operations they at ant exhibited some eleynese, but, find ing the strangers molt friendly dinned, they repaired often to the encampment. Occasional attac were made by mall parties of natives, but not in sulfides' nunigs to swim any alarm. The frequent repetition of theme attseks, awl the bare pos sibility of assistance ever reashing ism in their Wm and distant situation —threatening te ban than at Oa mercy of barbarians whom feelings, exasperated by Ibe knees they of had sustained is their several Mama to baleen mans .4 the booty, MOM manifestly inland to their reseisiar on the island — determined the Naiads el the to seek en embus elsewhere. From the week of the a wow was constructed, and equipped. In this prow Joanna six men proceeded to Diegado, • Dail pert the Celebes, where he trusted to be able te preens sindene ler the people left at Santibobo. Capt. lain ea seedignando found no vend to charter, end=l•llbe Deli NAM lice for a gunboat ; but as this Maine be until the anent of the neeethe at Beanie vas= rained, all prompt aid hen Main isms eat of the engin. In this state of attain Captain Jean wrote a letter foes Mende to the brother of the s ett epe= I r. l t Oor i llei) ki trilleollihtletsillikAistrif,t a with the sin Idasillaellemss stated threedide eampaniona. um el Canna have hen Bentibelm the madersid el the ninon podium ked an eland to main = anon% until annindlin thing tiny anted the imotW alma ametpdientishase try the wipenis"dienese, mad portimaelthasinw. As the alien el the Olen one , they oesesand thenesins whit =S ho wn elven% dr gun ; efin the slosagsn el what r i me= haw the week _the egoda bums hinny, mad, there beim idieg men to tempt their aqiney,rwrorr drwall them le semis in gent. The illsnal is pease ass takes whentege at le eamp a wend pew, ia Whisk *5 nal% win tneteen eine grew , started kr Manias. Sall thee sir a» Morn et Conan Joan to Bantibobo, a wilmeema of neat 48 On snisel ken Manila, having bola seat than by the . gogientelnt nether. OR Ike al el the sister,the amnia dn. Capella home, r. "" Caries, sad Mar tea ledi he the rbiessz for L k ) M a Zit tit els el tbeilliebd.. ANa vette (eli te leave to Nudisima day or two by a prowthey had L a de dl completed. The fabrear ea bar way to ed at the kiwi el learsay, when it veme Si oneolonal robe that the prow , i ersatnak ilaad a the salt sate ad i eeresstitmewhanis bad visited that set I Int !WU% Osaom, Ocr. o,—The Qom and ku Royal Ifishasa, selempeaial by the Prior:ea lisheakho sad the yowler, brushes of the owl Emily, MA thele meg surly walks sad drives is the / 1e Mt Oebose At two o'clock We allerseesliidest . ;:tthe Prince, sceaspalat by the Primo .1 Wee. - the Pima Royal, Prime diked, sail the Primeness Alias Ilikaa. sad Louise ; the Priam ,Ilaissiohe ,• the Primellee Visa. Ada leide, sad Feeders ; sad Prime Vidor, sal seeded by the Cesatese of Gelaikweeth (kiy La wattles), the Lyttelera, eat Cos Ike Nos. C. Grey sad lie= , wyeenise wattieg, sad lie { or-Goaersl Bowles Wrrabenes ~en coosisit to 9«rit NW miler the etatertad of Lord mays= Fits eisema." Keeley leaded at the Mid Clerease-Z, Potwar" /ma eety, slew eons delay ratodened the ..eldest deeded baba, }..add W Cradtr,= the royal pray noshed about 7 Aka pa. Ocr. 9.—Tk. D et Haat received the Gana ea her Mideety's wind et Gin Cid" the roYsl dashes tastes wired some doe yeedeas Na bar red dease, Pregame Home. The Tim Meese Id sad aside et boast la Lod e l ! a e la walleg. sad Coked the Ileasiweblo A. IL Rood, read la webby, wen la atelaimme at the Loral .Sena.... ter Qum% snivel. The weidel poly wee snorted hen Clooseey to the Coate by s dilameid let tbe Ltd Lito Goaele. Ling. larkay worassalkey the Newt frost Memel , to Zed" ad lied. Oxley hem Ileum to Wisdaor Castle. FATAL ACCIDENT WTTILIN N SIGHT OF THE QUEE Yesterday, about 3 o'clock. the Fah 7, royal yacht, bag wined near the Spit _Ma Osborne, en her enwee te Perlomestkkevkli in Maid the Oran, Prince Albs" aid reel elltdrsa, who VIM loan after landed end =l . o= ir Whim when re & _llLsiales trip was Pliaals him u SMUG accident which Pided it dd lin c r: 6 7• l "Zekt. • dem boat i, _ a snos ram ea book awiia to the Gram. Peuipes,iligntitesd'esemstdasemea squin. in a rough sea, with ever peasplot at eartais7 Gypsy, Corrobere cuter, however whir trilt Orerpos, shrewd Ilto sed li r . = steazariaialyllr. to tikrwayer, and tea gro,, pat et to the apt, and aline nee loath* Asst, m *mat ci heavy eft load wise. pip Lars, a wassenre, and saved his lib. TM asaftstinse. Mr her prosivelea reed the royal right, dr mu, bp i her =;censwirk boobs* rullsrpkbee buffs low ass amend tithe setae Othe fisreie. Two Wedded. wham _ssaveyeitolhamodh. wham redleal — astwei Wiedoi. mai as wires oar* Moon reserved, but the saw soda net be Now dialed. Out of the sera, throe" oar throe was lase& whore : Mel m ad that all the others have mot warty grave. A * (Fre Qum) was iestandy salmi to at resordep viamishr, bloc we haw Est hoe tar reseesetally. A rarsaMor tram her Neje* sells*ff at the Imes whirs tise to worlds any et them hod bean the redev poe oi to Rh owl son after. wards the liersrewegorisor sad his sae rob deem to the isms here, art mar parlealar inquhir at the request at her Majesty. Her Wody remained ea the pier in the Clarence victual- learyera =la the Mum et Leal Adle Fkaelecome wish the ateloaehely moues, whoa bar Wsity proceeded to Wiadm Castle, Ind& place ohs lecohed about sena o'olock. - - THE CHOLUA. OED= IS Comm.—A his ben miivsa isra d: el the Oselems tram Mr. 0 cm of the obis el the that Mold be ghee te the maim at theplata mime perle le Meta —mss metes km MUM did.% seder sernstlaa kr MI els days km the d moveM ale d their alba tem the Metes pert, when all moose biped health may he psnaiasi to had t but that la Om meat et dims =say posses ea head mdarbeg mom Mims, they set he remitted to bad Mil six dam .tier they have hem reamed mamissesst in the mat of say MA 'Was phis* ea heard, the body should be costalitted to the M M IA prevent its Thing ; sad that sII the d =e7 tr piesess she lam been ill should be ha smesei b water. TM Olatededonen of the Custom have mad emise el their Wallas' Mer to be forwarded to the mlaslyel Misers at the mead pate. OFFICIAL Olizis ov Poucz Comas. mossaa.—Testerday mains the Polies Commiedeami Waal m cedar directed to each seperistmedset of the metropolitan polio', to maks to the (the ocandedosers) a daily nine& of all ems of cholera coasting within their reipostive divisions every 24 hours ; the reports so tarnished to be ammined to the aeveraissat sad the Board of Health. TM Thames policeis to peefolm the sine duties mewl the shipping la the river, and to make a return of 1111 asses which mar that are not taken More. Tux Cnoussi lit THE MlThorolia.—Yeaterday series inquest wee held at tie ßoyal Mortar Tavern, Woolwieh, before Mr. C. J. Cartier, co the bodies of three primes, named Rutherford, Janes, and Biassed, the two be of whoa expired cm Saturday, the latter cm Swai tem m the awes, it is ellepd. of Adatis cholera. — Mx Bihar; mem el the establishsst, stated that the deemed Mu the *fresh sr egidemis cholera, but he would set yessesses any %Amiss to le whether It was Made 0111111111 S. • verdict of " Died hem asters' emus" was returasd. We are happy to site that no new same have shown themselves set board the Jested& er IJnit4, and the only es* that has terminated bialig_dato Sateirday was that of Slugged, who died yerserkey. The other sten who were attacked by the As are reemeebt It is weeik7 of soles that as eggeewesd tees A s Monsen is sow pe rsists la Wooleis% me. Whim, bat is Mr ease bat it . As similyated ore sit Addis &elms hes mimed la 'shriek la a hely i t Beeraimerseseat. bat Is *1 saes the lady bed Jest se tarsedirea Hawsbeegorimse amoebae , hhis thediesees Oa Thimmlw adresses, Ohmeist Wiikluss, a awl welsher, residing la aver-eheet, Oielpeoreed, litagssy, while espied es bead a "Mar 'Mg is the Peel, wee esized with chasm He was sesveyed hone NA ateisded by Dr. Todd, sad =:_l A toms reaseassarate applied the saan diedthe next palest is the Lusk& Hospital also died yes terday shersess SIMI& elsekes Hs wee a seams*, sad wee Wee* shmeked b Idt TONI LI the Pool Thareday last. Is Mb saes the hospital *Meriden have communi cated with the lewd of Real* and it is expected that a , governmint Ober will be seat to investigate that and another death Ishii has occurred la the mme parah—litspney. Rest &Malt RZOISTHATION.—The revising bar riser held where yerterday at the liorne, Keesingted, to AIM WO el Streatham, Clapham, and Lambeth. Yr. erd es the agent of the free-traders ; Kr. 0. Comer sii lb. J. Weeded on behalf of the New Brit Swirey Deems lestehadea Society; and 11r. E. Marriott wi=mt we the eseservative agent.—Dr. Bib -r, the In a the Mir Trinity district church, at Borasep terodisse elan Ma beau objected to is the Wandsworth lift ly he Ulnae yeah, sad whoa sue stood over for &- aka, now ahrsded le support his vote. The claim ins risk for bead' pew cede, lad Dr. Bihar stated time he Nit hi appdassee he life, and re rhea the yew nab of hh shook which 1/110 1111111111• Nd he him by deseththwisise @undated under the miheeity et the emaltelewlee he lethaag churches. — )11.11w11 WI that the inn me* of pew rents would not smoke a enalifisetion, because they tight be perfectly vo luntary payments, and if sash were the twee they would dearly not confer any right to vete.—Yr. Mey mon, in sup port of the claim, contended that, without reference to the Upaiption of the qualification, Dr. Miss clearly had a free hold interest in Ur church itself, of such a character r to confer the right to a vote.—The revising barrister, after r ' furring to the act of parliament and the appointment of Dr. Biber, said, he had a doubt, at all events, whither the quell finer was properly described, and be should reserve his till a future day.—Tbe other lists were then gone but no (metre of the slightest public interest mom INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT TOR YOITNO FELONS. —YeaMarday a report was made by the emunitme of man agement of tile above institution, situate ia Ileary-pamsgo, lirook-etrost, Ifommai, a V e rt regress. The establishment was toranseawal i s AN A - Ammar' Wow sirrilfud, them an at prasont 12 youths to tins achnol, wham ape vary from 12 to 19 yews, mama them an mans whom characters wore of the mat depraved and abandanad deseription,severel dUm older having bean inspriomoi fee mane periods, free 10 to 14 dam Siam their empties in the asylum. set ems has retuned to his old *male or asseektes. They somplete the doily week origami them, whis maillases and ebserfalams, awl observe the rarest unless which are earl Yip The Janata are enqpirroilla shoemaking, lair , • gki's mra*f h most, es slimier pn tills, hos meameseed, • ormaber of the Lantana laming rusted tomprrary amossodeds• law hems far I mak ahem as ham eons under the WACO Mao oreemittes SMALL-POI Bilisr.—Thinkiap a fsw Dianna rareetias the inall-pe: in sheep vrould • net be el. tegetker rmiatemegag te some of year reader., I sat Wand, ti tie ragweed NM of sty ioyea, to ed yea akw Moth eannested with** Wader lad heektamve &border. Ibis dir ty, sad appears, is bat saholy latrodueed in Ills Mos% whoaul erased. that oar &oriel:4- =s hal to matend with. It is both infectious sod asateglos, sad shoed It teatime to spread, I am Oil it will pa Mk smart root in this country as to Wane a nature** pea My *Jon In addressing you is mit to offer NAY pertieder IMMO Of treatment for the ours of lib frightful &sem, but to provoke dheamka as to the best asems ef ormeation, sad, if pooh'', he total hem oar awes ; bat under the primal Mats I um afraid *ere Is little shame el &gag either, when ceme are allowed to drive their dimmed flocks 'lose Imes, tit.., arab' the ishotha to spread fir M il = Prom what I have sir of the disease, I es mhos& that owahlisa doss neither palliate ow _pima this malady. I eqlairish 2 ,4 urn harl oo / A asap, sot was asieted b a ashen Lead who peat Mows fa the agar, . op la prow* the oscine I= wed wahher as la thotism ; lad le wove the wee par, • dal was mediated at dm time, who pawed *sent all the wages al the tow-pm, labia, the rase auswessed boar, a " beautiful era," Pa The sheep woe seen foe 'after = 4: m ated ; doe bad ben, trot war se eonstita- Usual, taw were there searesly say heal effects. • few teas had a moll mole* bat there was so sarronadias leffolammlion to White say irritation het the wisin dept Vpoa 60 seventh day Ow/ owe tow wok. The alds bad sairasi he healthy 1 sfarsOw, a ma meld' bear waly *Me. To rove I whither thee Ow _ware ash Ls the ishallea, ens& of W were haselefe with the swill.psa now Thei a t I bad the dhows la a r =ea Onkel Ws, one of disk la ethos seined la estaelose drisies. thw tweeh Mies tithe lea hoe ohm& Oat hao the &sea la a ail hot Ws low elowisd. it beim lOW peloss a awe owe ampoldo awl at se*vitat es the ausonl pea. Bess lilt lees (Ova* I bare omdealses), lan de- Wadi messed Ie the resolies, sad to MO soma: that we IA Id off • Ofselleas and owiesisse en s ?: Ls raw 1 boa rowel* wawa the bireiselles of ishalwas sad solahleas imitate Me ale eariaby, by g bat I es shad It will wit bee i r g et !X: Oa" to the Leith of areamilhe that will the sawed Olt set be oeholeat le awns the sassy of the shop hew arsear. Aa Woes menteed ha this Own a foam had thew pas tweak sit la Le et Ikea be sestkor look razing is the rime het they MA bed ost osorriagla. The Was was framedkraly mooed to a his., between then head Mere idles off, at reaslasi la a solo state of Mehl' for the yea d ab weakk z 7 - 4. obeyed half la the aost andest they lane. ao doubt seedoi the taint Ohre they tisk hewed eararsafaas. New, if tins dhow IL la the welsh oeuwat sole hr the were of oh yeah, ten k a d hamagoas to 'rery when a as k wEI be iris• hem the kaiaks altar Motet boa NM masa se the last. l wrarloka I will jo *Me wht, iag7., of ought t e a be hoed g iately done to prevent a the of the &nee i-1. Foetid the Lora*. et all sheep kg a thee, or imeeediately kill them apes their arrival. 2. Appoint distaiet inspecton who 'hall has the power to enforce tee` tan rules upon owners of dime* Ikea What rates amid be I will loam to a esesmittee et mark etnola 1 Glom far that porpas.—F. R. do.oweraa, Vet. Surgeon, It Aftea'a—Gardasers' Chronic/4.. FALLING orr IN offs Via= or Tour.— Sines the wain of the mamba ens of the loath Widen. way from Nine Elms to the Watenewreels trut." fi l th.. army and Seaga rash have halwatod that It will be salawary to erect new toll gates, to. osabiey Lams =ma so greatly Mau* by the newsy es to be rho t for the repair et the ph& weft This sr ammeemest has matted c s t uda dimolle a belies en=l IMMO end emirate el ow la Ile pot d the asherelle, bat la :rodeo sabuelmw Lek Oak ania le sore or Ism ail** by the as ef a boo tell. Lona easolago hoe slowly boa bid la I p ee mereeo, Weimer*. sad other plasm for the Perm et salable the throated infliotios of sew tolls. The road I Irestess send, however that they hem no other alt er ` 1110im ; whilst ether raise son le be et opinion that an = bo osol a ral baoba b, a pespiesmase ebtalesd se der .: f c , : r f i t r a truass imais. 1 Moon tithe pulls lbaromatilose. Tao railway diesels', 1 saterany door to this prep mitten, Os im aise h". ll 3 l UM akeady to • heavy shop ap e I Ma l ts. the Ned hatless' yet p r i a mi l a matter will it is sell be brought - before y on Ha re-sassabilsm A BRETON OT PART OT TIM EOTAL PARISH OT Sr. JAVIZIVO.—" Streets without amine sr sawn ; how" with oat maw, in a state of metabolisms which iefin descrip tion, without *manias or comma remptacles for refuse, or the snot mew, somiliedm to elemliame, abounding In MM. the weals dirty gad dump, and is a state of gross &MOM** ; rooms without preps testilaties. crowded with haws beings, bedded teSether without the Wetted ragged te number, ape, eg ; mon Ingligness toe or throe fanaillea, ormeistittg M the M eal ISt the let mats grown-up goes sex iihmthers. UM miserable mum ; WSW gni usloopt memo, agiesatlag M NS is amber, mei is plans of dwalllag, ellheash smetsured eeraran la Sr pmehisse of the Belliai AS, tar wilt* gemies el the law as ciest regosty is proviasi—elesse awe a few ems many abeedeation whisk me feud • few Issas el the maim el the meet sad the meet re. Isl ead whisk wises epesilly remetheAtheelem to m asa Me moral, des peek M • Wel the ties of emir heard Sash Is the *gun draws Ity 4 T:6l m en Bumbles of Meal& emd - Oweltery Isprevemisk of • otato of Wass is • pariah what width royalty, splowirst, sad wealth are um* emmisted. To rawly it the sem I mine' proposes to Mks urea lease several lames la the =lMatlitiss of the parish, to provide them with Owe d water lei all assemary ecavesisaose, sad to fit them u_ as eosin' madmen foe the famines of labouring men. Bash midgets will geod eof not Ile then two rooms, and it is iatended that the rent of these shell not materially meted what is sow exacted for one raismable rums, which is pmerelly destitute of every- Mies opprosabiag to tither oleanlinas or comfort. The eagelliteell do not wash to displace those whose enbdet mos is obtained by letting lodgings to the poor: it is rather by mem*, to show Mc m to what extant the decencies end comforb of life may be secured and yet yield • fair sad just remuneration for the espies' expended. In a pariah %Aids emblem perhaps more wealthy inhabitants than are coup e. gated in an equal spun in any city in the world, the cow mittee will find no difficulty, we apprehend, in raising ant. Solent funds to carry their excellent object into tffect. Ives wealthy parishes might also manage to follow the example with • hut. well-direeted exertion and with the utmost benefit, not only to the poor themselves, but to the general health of the parishioners. INQUEST, YESTERDAY. —Fay= IN THE MILlp nags Pasog.—By Mr. Bedford, at the Millbank Prisms, on the body of William Morris, aged 21. The deceased had been an iron moulder. Hs was admitted into the prison on the 11th of September, from Ware kb gaol, convicted of housebreakiag. after • previous offence, and was sentenced to seven years' Unesportation. On the 29th of the name month he was attacked by fever, which, coupled with laryngitis, or Inflammation of the upper part of the windpipe, causcd his death on tt.e 6th instant. Dr. Bailey, the prison physician, stated that fever was at the present time exoeed ingly prevalent throughout London, and it was especially so in that gaol. Sometimes persons in an excellent state of health were takes off by tbe effects of its attack. The jury returned • media ia aceordanes with the medical testimony. FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. The annul mating of the members of an asso ciation of tbb eharracter war held at Birmingham on Friday maim!, William Saholefield, Eeq, M.P., in the chair, supported by Mr. Ald. Phillips and Mr. Brooks Smith, the el el the ata•Matios. A report was read, from whielt the bliewing is esbooted The prheary MOO Mem al m s le emir •Ma freehold on the the Prim of them to be inserted on the sonly The practicability of the plan leWeiteabeem rammed ammo* a large c:see of penCOB who were lannealis he onnolln ,arm to woricing mac' but it wee net mali the esteem het yam leametherely succeeding the defeat of the Morel Ibsen la Mesh Woristokstre, that a sufficient moon et entkoolems meld instated to our townsmen to induce them Is take may emit Mews vied De distant day completely res ew them county disiana which on.avert to this town from that wildcat exclusiveness bib hem now peaks oldie= All ems aid made to the anassodiage which had been taken foe gaming the society on grime eel** Searing to atoms with& to. rules had been =WWI* and es mired the sanction of, Mr. Tidd Pratt, saktherealler toe rerrigeoatioubl the early stop @SIM moiety, and while hod wallnielines wore es de asis to peps% the oppronla am ocinsion ca the hennas sal solittsel emeasheliss woe thslabeist Vhsembes ebb thebegelbst the bpi dilheshies whisk Ow misneen owe him la car rib treeing aa issumeensithie eistaistellstber mamas eel estosseellablosememseMehlhey lamereinmandesslatitheanw tic paha wad temas Shmegrdat. i t nion letto wads we ad assiela la Oast we la is view atrahmed. ody a Me e ales mas bens loped dm eat dmerneed W espraseb il es meemdistiseal, Vi i. nal; Ma aglow tie elereme d Isheuens yea that they Sam tad time weshbied a aim, mown thimmems Minn the so Ana vow' Had epee d e web pies. esa to be ota es by lho ohm maw We beeliness et bilinsig pa ars Mew the bet Ithe months we lave WNW to on nimble IN mire freskeld whisk Old UMW. End dos we bees sow mar ear eons waseitin or two Imp ohliffish en. .r few. K Snob& opinity Mewl firwr braes to blame Swam be Keith frnskslthe. Peemblem se we he sod ma iamb& ties whisk vele mealfssel Isms* ass yorress. ebbs Mt it ft he thdr esm ft lathe amsemsweis the mtMlikAs sib selethe laths ems afdebbes, nut wham limb Unties of bass alb Is dale list we Mee abed hosed their dopmaret essistioo, enserthMSl,lU somber, whip to sulashing kg keillehoses The tieerf She wombs of membn sidshises now sabemaluf M laiminghlms end ths o. Athos , twos 111.61 Illminabem OP = up Ithe jar 329 119 r=or 143 Woltonsmptcia Wo are at Iho promat Ma@ Is correspond/mos win ninnithen. Derby, Groot omncios, W Choltealum. Lan% Inallon. thissow, Maier eni other t tows% sal with awn rememble el having sultan ealleteill is the swans of Yak end Immeeems, =der the die end Mr. Obis% M.P. Tempesestnes hew mb el = = N eding Ust edi Vi s , la osjusion with pomedlese. hoe bus Mitsmennel la to the work' a piss width les SWIM the opmehelles of ma th s whole of the Sherd et salmi es the wommet weresarms from the West sad soft meemfmmen mam mas bike pospies nabs la the Mows et Cosamees. The neelpts ateociety in Miele= sa new newly lb. weekly. prosecibge emassiedi with this manual medley were he a math ht eassorosee of the mts oun not =7.1 smilatestly forwent date, but in the NUM of the diseessies the Chairman aid that although Mr. Cobden had dabbed 1e basso eme al the prosidearu of the moolety, for the mesa then l we bates to aggsla lea l nall, he had at the sass time dedmred Ids miss saireal at each amonatioas, and kb gospels to aid in establishing them is those parts of the esmily with which he was eassetheL The hon. gen tlemen further remarked that it seposiel from a return O ldest by Mr. Williams la the ymillia that there were only 1013,796 Mame at will on the register of county voters. He hoped that by such earxdations as this body a million would 1 ere long be added to the county constituency. bat THE CROPS. "penitent as to the chanotar of our grain crops is now at sa end. The test of the barn-floor Is being app'ed to that and the resolk, epsain generally, are that in qoantitithe eras ere below the average produce, and a large pa a them is labeler in quality sad °sedition. flask h the sem of 'amongst the most careful ob servers sad nowle meal sues. To the disgrace of oar 'mama we lave ao public or authentic statistical near* TM tresarary is tee low to afford the means for any suet prestial mosare of may day utility ; *oat= front Mews sad redeadeat mikes ere anxiously to gad War domes purely idaiL To give aito eeTr astute le ameba Ma* the supply of food our own sell te b re=thet ems WwlWela may be made of tke la ir impala ars, Wald ems to he a sake, beneath*. atematisa of an wieleratis govenmeat. 'ear thing has bra done by the press to randy the but it gemwesseuelly partial. irregular, lmades a t ile a range rn whidi wheat es* at this memeat TM mutable. For lesteme, at Markk paterao on Kerr y last some wheat mid se law as 40e. a , vbfie the bat males of dry white wheat were mid at from 65e. to 684. the quota Bat by teethe lure podia' of the new wheat ereerlerr mask of it hitherto brought to mar Sec somider ket mile kr lass less. than This 481. a: Gam Os steewsese et the mean, of rendered it drip ad oat a asadidea. The miller sad weaker hems ha sub art alswee*, be they are the pail= she feral* the *Wien of ame prowl apply of new whisk The lama homer, well finahhed with capital, braes new addle le meast mat him old wheat, and seek alb sew ae homy lave canted in geed eradl&K ; hie denim new wheal be sea nerve ea* it has balm harelleasdAth g e to medlar* ask Of Ude view we have a 001 b flematia la the gnat *umber of hems sow offering to be let thank odnabsemeak; and the number of whom we bare tbreesh inikametra to be desirous of re their anis is still greater. And if re land ovnar, ma da i sr speedily ]adopt a to. ram miagearst, aka *sir actua tern* emit sernaty a posemia mil hesisat hem veratim re st:aim se all usable them le oral of lases In a manse sonamen the aromelomess of moors egzi culture, time all be a paled at *lna and an Meat of e;tmenseer_ the teseatiy, whisk has had no recaat If this it permitted to sear there must be un uestisaably a fall is rants; be *rat W rents in Bag. lend are net nearly so Id& as the wield afford if let in the mandieleue way, they en he to. hush for the meal teem epos whisk hats are auk la. Without at perm' ptW hither, let us ea what is the gement result ~ad the inquiries who make it their spend brims to late the statiatke car serriculteral prawn The Meek- Espress in its review of the cos trade, says: "The resets from i ll park of the country 'wee in ccalirvaing what we have before stated se to the shortages of the yield to the acre ; and though so vary acetate erlants yet be given of the anent el deficiency, it is enter that ' the grope clan 'Abbe (bean. perhaps empted) are below an Image. The lam kirk of potatoes, which are now being deg up, are she reported to tea oat min eztensinly I diseeeed km the wolfs sera" And the same authority,' io the rod serisalmal meet kr Sepeember. mys : " First onwegwerse we wrobler the padre of the year's I wheat ma TIM thimble Meg 1111 SIM Gana Is ems of I ewe freerelly emidered Mara aratir—liessz sad Kent, for fielenso=fie a well essmiained het ; and that a large pot ties of It has bees area la my bed condition is equally aerials. In the weds mi a till c sirta of England, sproutetyr... l wheat ea le be met with, and the is reressated ta b an average one. North the Number, however, se wall as in most of the ' midland iihrises—when Lee rain has fallen this season than elsewhere—the wheat crop braise oat good, both in quan thy sal quality." And the ssaaLies et which the writer wins it, " that the yield be inikma is nearly or quite an anew" We apprehend *le ie b. a somewhat sanguine view. ilw though the average prim do not at this moment indicate much defidency, yet the low avenge is accounted for by the low condition of the new wheats on sale. Another journal, the Bunkers' Circular, takes an elabo rate review of the appearance of the crops in different kali ties, and concludes that the wheat nap of the present year w.lt be considreoly deficient; bat then the writer mum that there is so large an amount of old wheat in the hands of farmers mto eounterbelanos that deficiency. The data on which this opinion is formed raiser considerable diligence wen Os the side nt h the Wasp ell the high simedt party weed haat semis* m the remedisele ems mem& elven* lb* ebbedlesoo empesdieS is the 03 II lesess, W. se y as arty meat of bade is this dm hem the Dreas osows, tech shies with the delimpost p use ggee. s=straptr t i r r e crier, aloe st a ll & hi dieurs=r .4111110 pew is this se s. Maytag ur=sumerees, deo has Cs swag theuelage urn is aided ear demotic mad distiese este* est elissiMers, sad fee a geeitime espmetodthe Waage is this OM. It et seems smodoes a emositstasolle Whams,. Ail the yens" have mind bogs seaway Molt esTrialti Mrs seastosesee, esd them e = esedq te biome at loa d he emblem 100100, Whoakesegyee, tisesime. sass ho mareen liss Is Idaho the sights a( Dr. Osilmissh,dmielesses ado* Okapi des mow evideat Is dsot ta this, the Mimi Mamma essalle& sii, list of ear Wgh who paillomtele ems: e w e Is God *dr Adel . Is this emen, the af erdisaties is ef mares with rea the lishaps, loat el a pari tf sh is the dematios ef the maple. Our hither, es tim ceriry, sued le esdalsed melees they are deem* top the clergy sad hity in amnesties. At the ammadthia Milts the old will dhotis, Dr. sedeali is dill a mr...1 this Minos wastlisr,-4 be set ambled to a at =ll=l,ll. If he amid Amara his Fr go ee, s the wield be old even by kwitamimoss ; hat while be asps proem m s right, there will semis a swim cpmsbries. We leave seer twenty-dm missed Weep to the United MOttin. 1,03 prestryten sad riemess, and 2,000,000 of pesesmseennested with the char*. Amalie; curious tendency is br de. The Dutch gsiSNed church of this country, mem in oonnezion with the Aare of liolland, is sew agitated with the inquiry, whe ther it should twat litergy is (for it has one) in its public worship. lb press already dimming the abject with some sad sus Th, re is solid of is carrying on taining earncism mialoliamosto Isdeed, so much Mews attends the .sesdd skeeekes, that the Gale of peers My Often defrays the enema of building. The American stintstry is cm the whole em We one, and its members lea very hl melees liven. Among, the clue which you would tam di.sentets, the methodists and baptists are most numerous. There is now in maim at at Pt iladelphis a body of scien tific in , I I. who are nuking putille their opinions on 'various interning subjects. They oisplsy met munch and ability , end above all, that sense of the swirl and practical whi is the char. merlins of our moans. Twenty flee yeas ego sock a meeting could net have taken place, hut it cannot be denied that our country hes now a large number of learned Ica who devote thanosieu to ietiontifio pursuits with un disguised ardour. We have in this country 120 colleges where degrees ere eosiferred, and it kindly to be seen that there mint be couneetad with these a considerable body of literary end scientific persons. In looking over one of the daily papers published at Hallo, a large city which, as a village, was nearly de stroyed be the English duds; the late w ar,; and now con trios &brut 40,000 inhabitants, I was struck with its la cresting c minercial importeace. Thus, for example, on the 22nd 01 Keptember there snivel in that port from the liner lakes 11 steamers such schoenen, all heavily laden. 'The freight consisted of articles as thew—beef, &or, ashes, live hops, butter, high wines, sal serems, flax seed, timothy seed, tab, cheese, feathers, cider, wheat, rye, oats, staves, rapper ore he. On the Name day 31 rammer+ end sailing vessels cleared kr the upper ports, with cargoes of mer chandise. The snivel of the English steamers is of as much consequence to the merchants of Buffalo es to those of New York. The commcrcial news is organiunicated to them by talegra:•ti, and very often for several days previous to the arrival of am steams:, CO ireneactions of any importance take Is exesanatios, sad are worth the attention of all who are hammllletely Interested in the trade in corn. The near &p -residia' free trade in corn avoids on the past of the con genital that nemmity foe anxious attention to the home crop k fleecy attracted. The writer we last referred to says, " Alarms* there never was a wheat crop on which it was saw diktat to make a report which would be altogether trWrfikani, the coadenaed summery dour information may be lowa #ves. If you true the Thames from its mouth to its mare% &eat four miles .oath-west of Cheltenham, and from that plattrees another We to Ludlow, you may safely conclude that the wheat pranged ea the land lying to the south and soatleterm Maul ilsembed line, will prove de tective in its amiable Paid • end that sot to an insignificant degree. It ineludes the bed wheat mew of Kent, lice usoathabire, and Herekedeltire, to whisk we formerly ad verted, and the defective wheat mega el ell the other western isoantnn Perhaps we ought to Beek re from this description, but we are the avenge of a general section of the country. And it may be kW estimated that this larger section will tireless he wheat than it did in 1847 by at least ten bushels to the um and his than an avenge supply by six bushels to the acre." The teedon hen described contain/ the most backward agate cultural districts in the kingdom, and where the predase year by year is far less than in the eastern and nudism ementleg, and in considerable districts of the midland ewe, the. The agriculture of the weed and south of England is rude in comparison with that of the eastern counties, awl Ws year the former, the wont farmed districts. have had meet wet. After some remarks of that sort, the writer proceeds : " Then bow much in the aggregate must we set down for the deficiency in this great section ? It may be assumed that the wheat annually produced in it does not exceed one fourth of the quantity annually produced in England and Wales. We telieve, first, that Westmorel ind, Cumberland, Northumberland, Durham, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire a nd Nottinghamshire, produce as much wheat as the d istrict under review ; second, that Norfolk, Suffolk, Etna, Middle- Stx, Cambridgeshire, and Huntingdonthire produce tees. Then for the third, we have, without North Wiles, as many counties lying between the Thames and Westmore land, leaving Oxfordshire and Lancashire at the eztreenities, and coming as far eastward as Rutland and Bedbrdelthe as the great section itself congas; and this third bundle the great wheat producing counties of Bedford, Oxford, Worcester, Warwick, and Northampton. There cannot be a doubt that this third part produces annually as much wheat as the great southern and western section ; se by this kind of rough analysis, and also considering that that section is not the part of England w produces the greatest crops of wheat, we arrive at the armed tact that the southern and western district has about , 1,600,000 acres applied to wheat culture. A deficiency of 6 bushels per aen on 1,500,000 acres would show an aggregate lees, compared with an average supply, of 1,126.0u0 qrs. in the wheat produced la the south and west districts of I England in the year 1848." The writer then assumes the present crop for the districts be has mentioned north of the Thames. to be " 3 bushels to the acre short of en average supply, or 10 bushels to the acre short of the wheat harvest of 1847. This would show a difference in the two crops of nearly 6,000,000 bushels of wheat in the north of Thames great section of the country ; and an assumed deficiency, compared with the avenge supply, of 1,502,500 qrs." These sums, taken together, would give an average deficiency of wheat in the crop of all England to the extent of 2,657,500 qrs. The great portion of this deficiency is thus assumed to arise from the great western and southern section, wLich is accounted fur bthe greeter prevalence of wet weather in that section . " Nothing, ' says the writer, " can show this difference more strikingly than the fact wh ich we mentioned some time ago, viz., that at the commencement of harvest we found more barley cut and carried in Nottinghamshire and the molds of Lutoolnehire than was cut and carried between London and Reading (usually reckoned the forwardest part of all district!). Another explanation is that some parts of the north of Thames section are reported to yield better crops of wheat, oats, and b a rley in isiq than i n 1847." It is said, that starting on the lot of September on the year of consumption with tare millions of quarters defi cient, where is to be found the compentatiun ? "We answer at once," says the circular ; "it may be readily found, and much more, in the stock of old wheat of home growth in the hands of the farmers. We believe that i n some past recent yeah as large, perhaps a larger, quantity of old wheat was held at harvest time by the wheat growers of the fens of Norfolk, Cambridge, and Lincolnshire, as wall as by some of thou living on the more elevated lands of the last reality. But this does not affect the strength of our convictioa or the satisfactory conclusion that we have drawn, as , the result of diligent inquiry and examination. The stock of old wheat is more thickly spread all over the whole country than we ever before knew it, not excepting, we believe, the stock held at the time of harvest in 184 e. Small farmers as well as large now hold old wheat ; and it is to be found in all obscure by-places, as well as in more conspicuous and far-famed districts." On each data the writer assumes that the stock of old wheat is sufficient for three months' consumption. If that be so, there is no chance of any material rise in prices. Bat the circumstance that many small farmers now hold old wheat is a proof that amongst that clam improved farming and its consequence, better ciromastances, prevail. Thine satisfactory. It is net an increase en the size of farms that is wanted in the present day in England—for, in fact, that has in many districts been carried too tar—but an increased proportion of capital used in cultivation to the acreage of the farm. The mall fanner, who has sufficient capital to manage his land wan, will often make up for the disadvantages he labours limier from the limited extent of his business by greater krmality and attention to small gain ; and certainly a small Wow with a full capital in proportion to the me of him ism is far more likely to make a good living than a large Swath whose capital is deficient. Still, as a rule, the large' esermiers are the men who apply the greatest proportion of capital to their farms; and it is a good and hopeful sign that the smaller farmers of the Midland and Eastern Counties are holders of last year's wheat. That there are too many, appeared by game and dependence, who will not be able to hold on their farm. at all, we fear then is no doubt. Of the Scotch crepe the report is more favourable. Thus the Glasgow Examiner gives as the result of extended inquiry that " Wheat and barley have been so cured in good condition, the quality excellent, and the quan tity rather under an average. The oat crop, en whisk the Scottish farmers mainly depend, and which in &Wand le the . staff of life ' is superior both in bulk and quality._ The only crop exciting alarm is the potato crop z but Ws very alarm is no doubt creating the disease. In three counties no disease has yet appeared ; in the greater number of anemias the disease is trifling, possibly not more than was mums previously to 1845. It must be admitted, however, that la gardens and in several counties the disease is egad to that of 1845-6, causing in some cues a total loss, and la others a loos of else-half, and twothirds of the crop. As the breadth planted, however, exceeds by one-ha that of last year, should the autumn continue fine there Is us feu of an abun dant supply of a wholesome article throughout the year at • moderate price." This, we fear, is a somewhat sanguine estimate of the potato crop, especially as the condition epos which it was made contingent , viz., the continuant* of fine weather, has sot been fulfilled. Of the rupply of stock provender the monthly report of the cattle trade states' that the " fineness of the weather (daring the first three weeks of September) has produced a great abundance of pas ture herbage in all puts of the United Kingdom ; and not withstanding moat farms are well stocked, great difficulty has been experineed in keeping down the gram sufficiently low for the sheep. The quantity of old hay on hand is large; that of new both first and second cut, vim sanative hence we may safely amine that no want of food will be felt for some tim, especially as the turnip crop is turning out abun dant and of excellent quality." The effect of this state of things is shown in the lean stook markets, white both cattle and sheep have advanced in price. The vast quanti ties of rain which have fallen within the last fortnight have seriously interfered with the preparation of land, particularly heavy land, for wheat resent indications ars those of a bed seed time. Thientay y the et p affect the price o f wheat. IRELAND. Ballinaslos on Friday. Lord Clancsrty presided. Lords Sligo, Downshire, Gort, Clonbrock, and other personages or influence, were present, and took part in the proceedings. Such an usemblar has been annually held now for some years. All the noblemen and gentlemen eloquently and elaborately detailed the advantages to be derived from connecting Dublin with a western port, bringing the west of Ireland within one days' travel of London. Each lord and landed proprietor promises to promote the ob ject. None of them " come down with the ready," and there the matter ends. The correspondent of the Cork Constitution writes as follows from Clonmel It is admitted, by even those desirous for anarchy and oonflasion, that, throughout the entire campaign called a " rebellion," Smith O'Brien displayed no ens triit of charts. ter suited to a man who sought to overthrow a government. livery set was childish beyond conception. From the mo ment he was informed of the proposed suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, the last remnant of prudence parted y with him, and he worked upon his fmneigina an- ti until he brought himself to the belief that, by : l airs to Tipperary, and there sounding the tocsin, Ireland would be in arms. When he arrived at Killenaule he declared the moment had arrived, end Meagher, Dillon, Doheny, and others who accompanied him, endeavoured to dissuade him from his purpose, and im , m with the rashness of the effort and the certainty of immediate defeat. A peocil-tearing was made of the vihap and roads around to show him that there were six channels through which troops could be simultaneously poured in from the large military and police garrisons in the country. Them explanations he disregarded, declaring that the people having pledged themselves to defend him front arrest, and having refused to allow him to succumb to British law, ha would test their sincerity and not compromise his own honour or position. lie determined on proceeding to the Commons of Denbigh, where he expected to have materially increased has number of followers by enlisting the workmen at the Irish Mining Company's collieries' But on the evening he arrived there he per receive a disinclination on the part of the colliers to loin him unless their employers permitted them, and that their wages were not to be forfeited. This disappointment came upon him by stylise, and he now for the first time felt his mistaken position. lie was now besought to leave that neighbourhood and attempt escape from the country, as the proceedings at Killenaule had involved him in the crime of high treason. Obstinacy was still predominant; advice he would not avail of, and in the course of that night he shed tears, declaring he never could have supposed the price would have so disregarded his demands end menaces. He now deter mined on another course, and he sat down and penned the letter to the mining company's directors which was given in evidence against him. This he was implored not to send forward, as it would be immediately placed in the hands of the government, and be the means of knotting the rope on his own neck as well as that of everyman who followed him. This advice also he disregarded, and sent for the superin tendent of the collieries to deliver it to him for his directors. Meagher, Doheny, 'Alen, and others then declared they would not any longer compromise their lives by his indis action, and they immediately lied from the place. This very letter is the piece of evidence which bears most heavily in the case. It dissipates any colour of mere insurrection or riot which, without it, they affray might have inflated into it. Taut, or Ma. C. Cl. DUFFT.—The Dublin commission is to open on the 21st inst. Mr. Duffy is to be tried at this commission. In the summonses to the city grand jury, there is a noti fi cation that " • heavy penalty will be incurred for non-attendance." INCHNDIAILIIIN NEAR DUBLIN.—AS incendiary fife, I circumstance or unusual occurrence near Dublin, took place at Artane, four miles northwards of Dublin, last night. The premises consumed consisted of the farm-buildings of Mr. Alley, of the firm of Alley and Boos, brewers, so I under stand, who resides at Amine, and the farm.ricks ridjoining. About sixteen ricks of corn, principally wheat, were utterly destroyed, the value of the property being several hundred pounds. There . can be no doubt the fire was the act of an kandiary. SCOTLAND. IA" Dia 11N _ We yesterday published the Freeman's fiighly co loured narrative of the eircumstar.ces under which the extraordinary letter from Mr. T. Young to Gen. Napier had been laid before the public. We now give General Napier's contradiction to many of the FrOOME/e8 statement', from Saunders's News Letter : Saturday nosing, October 7, 1848.—Sir,—I have this in stant been shown tae weekty Prention's Journal, containing a letter from Mr. Themes Young, which I was, by proems of law, compelled to produce at Clonmel on tlie irW of Mr. Smith O'Brien. I have had no oommunkstion whatever with ..•7 «M., vs eny person oesturehlki with wrappers, and I know not how that letter has been obtained for the Preemies Journal ; but the reply attributed to me by the editor being wholly imaginary, calls for an immediate contradiction, and as I am told the promptest mode of making that contradiction public will be through your journal, I request as a favour that you will publish the following observations:-Ist. I did not re turn "an inditinat reply "to Mr. Young—l merely made some ironical and scornful remarks upon the implied sup position that I could co-operate in arms with a Birmingham attorney and a Louden tailor spinet the Duke of W4ling ton t-20d. I did not stets " that from my sovereign I re ceived my swarm, & c., &c."-3rd . The whip did n ot a pp l y to me "requesting that the letter would be returned, do &c."-41h . I did not at en; tints promise ort state " that I would never divulge its content, or allow it to be made public," &c.,&c..--6th. I did never" pledge myself to secrecy under any circumstances." I did envoy under any ciretwastscoes, nor in any mauner i _nor did I ever maintain cry secresy in the matter.—Wx. NAPIER, Dbireneral. belief to-day is that Mr. Meagher and Mr. IdiManus will be called upon to plead, and that one of them at least, probably Mr. *Manus, will be put upon his trial. Ladv O'Brien (Mr. B. O'Brien's mother) and Mrs. O'Brien visited their relative in prison on Saturday evening. He remains cheerful. It may be as well to point out that the sixth count in the indictment, which was withdrawn by the crown before the iesue went to the jury, charged Mr. O'Brien with compassing the death of the Queen ; and, as that is the charge in which the English act directs copies of the indictment unit lists of e wit 11°.°11 to he g i ven to the "owed ten days before trial, it has raised a rumour that tl'..e certificate enabling a writ of error to be issued v i m be withheld. There still remains the second poimt. of alleged error — the limita tion of the Prtoo o o l, to 20 peremptory chalkages of jurymen instead of '45. A meeting to promote the formation of a railway I by Ballinadoe, to Galway from Athlone, was held in - ACCIDENT ON THE EDINBUROH AND NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Dosmis, OCT. 7. —As the dawn train from Edinbu-gh was 'warier Forry-Port-on-Craig this aftemoon, it was observed that the impetus was net lessened on apprmah lag the atati9n, which omission or accident (as will no doubt be explained) unfortunately led to a violent collision with the outworks of the building, by which many passengers were severely inu red. j Several ladies and one of our lead ing merchants (Mr. Edward) are the principal sufferers. PROVINCIAL. LANCASHIRE. RtTING THE LIVERPOOL CORPORATE AND DOCK P•fltATlOL—Yesterday, at the adjourned monthly meeting of the Liverpool town council, T. B. Hoehn, Esq., the mayor, in the chair, a committee of nine members was appointed, for the purples of giving effect to the resolution passed at the meeting on the 6th ult., for subjecting the corporate and dock estates to the payment of local rates. THE MANCHESTER EXCHANGE AND THE ELEC.- TRIG TELEGRAPH COMPANT.—Much indignation was mani. feeted yesterday among the members of the Electric Tele vaph Subscription Room, by the information that Mr. Wrigley, master of the Exchange, had pirated and curled to that place for the information and use of its members, a espy of the information obtained from Cloninel, at a consi derable expense, by telegraph. Intelligence of the circum stance was CEOTHrE to the members of the Electric Telegraph enbeereelna seem, who immediately summoned a meeting of their body, which wu very numerously attended. Mr. B. F. Reekeon was called to the chair. He reminded the mega. eat a subscriber had, on a former occasi 7U, been es pial fir espying information and publishing it in another Wirsea=end .the question was, whether they should act this cue. Mr. Wrigley, he understood, said be only teed as the servant of the Exchange committee in this matter, and did it by their order. It was scarcely pos. lib's to suppose that the Exchange committee would act so meanly, but at the Fame time they had nos right to doubt his word. lie that as it might, however, he thought the course taken was palpably unfair.—Mr. T. 0. Lenard : Has Mr. Wrigley had any notice of this meeting ?—Mr. J. P.Cox : Yes. I sent information this morning. We posted the Irish new at 9 o'clock. Soon afterwards a subscriber who had been on the Exchange told me that it was posted there, and that it was a course they regularly practised there of copying our notices and posting them for the benefit of their oubscribers. This was mentioned to Mr. Wrigley, master of the Exchange, who admitted that he had done it, and should continue to do it, having the directions of the Ex,:hanwi committee for his guidance. Now the question is, is it fair after tho 'expense we have gone to of ending a reporter to Clonmel to ebtainthe intelligence ' =din laying down wires to Holyhead, [that the servant of a body like the Exchange committee should be allowed to transfer the information for the price of a single subscription to their 2,000 or 3,000 subsceiben ? If this thing goes on, you know the result : we shall have no subscribers, and we shall no longer be in a position to incur the expense of obtaining the information for ourselves or any one else ; and it is only due to Mr. Wrigley to say that since the coaversation I have detailed with him, he has laid the matter before the Exchange committee, and that we have received the following communication. Mr. Cox then elated that he had received a letter from Mr. Wrigley, inquiring in the name of the Exchange committee upon what terms information received per telegraph will in future be given to the Exchange. If (continued Mr. Cox) the committee of the Exchange made an arrangement to pay for their news, well and good ; but, pending that ar rangement, I should say you should act as you would in other cases. (Hear, hear.)—Mr. T. O. Lingard then moved " that the same course be adopted towards Mr. Wrigley on this occasion as was adopted to a member under similar cir cumstances on a former occasion."—The motion, which amounted to one for the expulsion of the muter of the Ex change, was carried unanimously. ROBBERY OP SILVER BULLION.—On Thursday William end Thomas Ityalle, two strangers ' were brought up for offering nine solid bars of eilvei foreale at a shopri in Rieluaondctreet, Liverpool. On Friday the two p sowers were again placed at the bar. Marks, the constable, who had been to Sheffield to make inquiries, handed in a written document from the head-constable of Sheffie " ld, from which it appeared that the father of Ake 50... , 'too h. 4 tr, sitverth.plaTarlw"crwrkenn,tnott m affiela, nearly Smith, i l l ii life. a The silver is their property, and Isis no doubt been stolen by the alder Rs ells, p lice, hearing that the silver was in the hands of the pollee, attempted to commit suicide ; and so nearly was he sat that he now his in a peace time state. The firm in which he has been so long employed express great concern at the unfortunate occurrence, and are desirous of avoiding a prosecution. It is thought the young men are free from any guilty knowledge. About 500 pieces of scrap silver were found in the man s' he use when searched ; the greeter part was identified by his employers. Mr Rushton directed Marks to return to Sheffield with the two men and the silver which was taken from them. The elle will therefore be decided by the Sh e ffield magistrates. YORKSHIRE. i TITS WEST YoREdIIIRE ELECTION.—The _quid I roes see of this extensive electoral disiriat a re already brimful lof speculation as to who may be the probable successor of ' Lord Moreeth (now Earl a men Carlisle), in the representation 'of the Riding. Various na have already been canvassed, with more or Ism probability of their beis g started, but no thieg een be known with anything like certainty until the lenders of the political parties in the Riding have had oppor tunities of conferring on the subject. As Lord Milton now sits for the county of Wicklow, it is not expected that his lordship will become again a candidate ; but it is thought that Mr. Edmund Denison, the have bf the Great Northern Railway Company,would a good chance, as at ell events be would not have Lord tlorpeta nor Mr. Cobden for competitors. LOVE AND Illurants.--On Sunday night a Murder was committed at Hunskt, near Leads, on the body of is young woman named Ingham. between 16 and 17 years of age, a carder in the flax mill et Messrs. W. B. Uoldsworth and Co., of that place. It !uses that for some time the deemed had kept Cer:pany with a young man named Thum Malkin , Woni 17 years of age a wood turner in the employ of the same fi rm, but that latterly she had declined to continue the intimacy ; and Malkin his oceattonally been heard to threaten re ven ge. On Sunday night, b e t w een nine and ten o'clock, ha was seen watching the house where the deceased resided with her parents. One of her companions on haying the house encountered young Malkin, who desired the young woman to tell Ingham that he valuta ec....e--2-. with her. Sloe accordingly did *O l bun the unfortithate ,; r,~ -. f '4, ._ . . . j i r 1 • • - X cf -- , tt C: P" .- • - - ,t) 111 1