The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-16 00:00:00

we um bad very dry weather km for masy weeks, sod 0 l ose localities the mat of vela him been sensibly felt ; hut e ssay is of sash vier smut, nod yet so iatimately sow svoid by stem of water sad railroad sommusiattlas, that • oaken.' lose k urn uporiered by particular states of do ike. coo N ei mid magmas yet abroad at the waterier -wok sad so the ousiods became loom= swan permits wo,-=d festivities sad taste Sail1114•110Si at es: or mamas retain hem bola Oki, wan the public en . _,.—. Miprßri, sad exhibits itself is the presonclag of fil= o , 4 s aw s a• cpsselme, in public dinsen, and mill. ;Trornwinn• Gine& Wool bee than Ma recestly wo uld et Troy, the city of his milieus. /too usy market is may, sad eschaag? has declined. Ws Ili ••••• Peie '' • Pea inns Gamins" in the way of bor. Mustier) the ports ere tilled with emigrants rev k wdo or west, sad the tide of ;ovulation rolls maelesely int gm omrs from Wilco is very lett. The revolution of P. o so is teranasted. end he is cousAled. Some of his &ibe xes bee bou oaken sad shot, and a large timber of Awn frivol/ to ais sem bets been disallowed Irom the The slims tariff Is to bo reduced sad then aP W he mss digt , to cos ciliste the American interests. ~ ,▪ ,o, Fi s oiode is lase, and we perceive tome t• lots 4.m o con l iad Moro from Mislead is our packcsbips. Ebt Coun. May.MOSAL, WZDNISDAT, SEPT. 13.—Her Ma yo s ee Ow Prince waiked this morning in the grounds libektual, alter when his royal highness went out deer s/081 Ilke Hecht,' of Cambridge, attended by Mr. B. Now, lames* sad N loft lieorth w yesterdayn Railw ay, morning for the tendons of Me y, in Hasten-square sat j r decennial for Chatsworth, tohamar the Oulu: 441kmarlsits writ a visit. The Duke of Cambridge left the residence of the er NortieS, et Norwich, yesterday, on • visit to MitsfAr k 'Dm ?tines of Hew left town on Thursday for the sufflo t • is D. Hayes had an interview with Earl Grey ...Way as the Colouisl.offic.. rii i ptgees were sent off yesterday evening from MiCalseialealee for the Governor of Canada, aid also for gairwasees el the ether North American colonies. Loan lons Ream. arrived at the George Hotel, p e a, ' l o ng sub Wit lady, on Wednesday, at 4 o'clock, per thseestlWh Camel Railway Iron (Rogow. As there was • ps .i• A gg lesknstion of has arrival, no preparations were ma to twin Wu. Ins BIGLIDALDA:4II OATIGIRTNO.—The Marquis of luadslMay,the newly.appointed Lord Chamberlain of the Qom's Rmesnaid, lett sam on Monday foe Taymeeth Ontle. The Annual Highland Gathering, soommoirstive d ken Majesty's visit to Tarawa* in 1642, takes ploy this mi gthoshea a distinguished circle will participate in the bnplialities at the castle. (Prom lot might's Ossetia.) DOWNII4O-6TIILET, SIFT. 16.—The Queen hubeen Mplmmed to give order for the app, intment of wl Meaty Boaaerset, of the corps of Cope Mounted Jicoco Liem. Coloael A. J. Clam., Deputy Quarter. wake Gwent to the feria' at the Cyr , sad Lakotanant amid O. H. Mackinaw, wat , to be ordinary wahme el the 'military diviidoes d e rhe third dew or coca pmeme it the mom honourable O of the Bath. WAS.O7TICE, Sere. 13. Direw.—Te be lieutraM.Qimele is the Arse: It ejoes 11. IL a i m 11,46 ohm. ; T. C. hal*, mash. ; W. Sauces. Cape OEM lg.; Ple , U. Dane, Beet., 7th Dreg. Gclh ; 0. T. C. X Apia , ▪ 11101061 11b be /Mon fa tits Amy. Omuta' G. A. Derdard. flu y.; W. 0. So" Ed P.; J. Ware* Myst Thehtesee ; • tweiaby, loyal Artillery; T. Domm, We limmi Me m; C. 1114111" 15di F.; It J. T. Wawa beat Ardow7t C. A- Seib realer Odh ; W. Ileum 711 01s. ; C. law Otenalw Reg. of F. Ode.; C. C. Tam Royal MOW; J. J. WAN" age mamma THE SALE AT STOWE. DB RZABBMIDTIL.-Tida MO me at the most lowan days et Mew I m •• nun voluble la the casein Wag Waded La the eats - a' nle. Tbe =kV essamemod pwasteally at sem, bat len OM lour the grad talon as crowded with emgenny. The gnat Rembrandt, OM war, of none. tbe Sabin of the day, bad bees re mend from its moan Is Ibs Mats bedroom, sad whoa the empsuy Waal tin haler balk they bad an op; artealty of atelnum its beaufin mat doesly than heretofore, with the ohmage damn Mew WM. The sale commenced with 313. eta Ilmeopmeat of Cavalry, by Wounnstans, 44 gin& at. a vs.. is the Apennines, by 0. Peuasin, 3.) elms, Mk A river nese, with a sus dining a nude the same artist, 22 guineas. 886. A Dine el 6 .11.11.1 arl dyn, a landscape, with water and a woody implumd, In P. Brill, 16 gaineas. 387. Vertumnus sad PaaaiM. by Tancastto, 101 gauss. 388. David playing al o ea the beep, 31 galion. =9, The 11 • of St Cathe rine, iaiWisti awl Med 11104. by apa of 0. Bellini. Ilk pletun war neared as 36 gains. Mr. Eastlake, UO. The Oimesplin of the Virgin, by X ,66 guinea,. 191. TO, Obalissina of the s io ng thful Christ-the amps alsa-by the man artist, 29 392. The daughter of MendLa with ibe bead et Jame 28 gidAnu 393. • view lo the Modlienamm, W ;mph Vernet. •It was pat q at SO plasme !era wine sam the pries = Were& to US igelmos. at whisk pries it was &ma. SOL • ftfor ►lrl CO7. 60 P lB . Bl . 366. A view el XeMeden;by Beekkuyen, 40 guineas. ad. A KWh's. by Tonkel. 72 guises.. 397. 8L atherine, the with ilis lry Albert me its by the same NOM, homeety belsord to . Raisist, and ins panhemi at lb, GM of Mit malleennb ellearkm, by tio Doke of Sailinglan, 166 games. MIL ' 1 1. Ompr aisa-M. Diet 189 guano MA ?dm Manse of Ihma sad PrbareMany et l'e m off ibinsge, by LOX. TO rime. 4to. Porn* Mike Panisr, by ; Ma lbe sellswisa of the MA of Ms pereadt was best& kr tie 14E1 15yesser•e l = ; Se pbe 63 gulmas. 401. The laitil as : (MK win XL isla rod XL Itnikaik, by 93 pima MX. . laillborlth tie bled of 11 P. Ifiontese. II 403. A Clain, by Cbille 119 vim The Virgin, by the sem .scot, IT giro 406. lb Poistion at her teilet% i t s trode da Man rant the . lligekees. 406. TM Buford to re. Nallasmat of Jahn Duk op e u grby kis Mawr ft wish two Mask b _to id Mood latm, W llembreade. en 'llk Me amt e, whin ea latrod ea ucirg, It Massa dotard ea amp - et 300 Oases, was bought fa 11 Oman 497. Ineeler by Tenors, 18 lea. by 141 ie. II gam. 416 . barter e ra Jewish symegogin by DI; . Gadder, 49 gralasts. 41111. Jade. dews the 30 Own 4 rther beim the rin, by Sembeson, freithe sellestien of the Zed of Clornmeat, 31 491. A epe e b 7 mimes. 411. g a r 119 plasm 412. L_sa =rflof the kae W Bashrre Omani Dow, MI pines M 3. Alombews, byßaped. 49 414. Tbe Wan Mkt, by knew, 36 genes& 4r i ge . Ibmied Dearer, _ _by llemenaitt ; the Mist is tide *nee be megeented Mord( la a what eap sad rather. with a elm rod made ; a gime. 411. Two spenemaktilth alma sod digs, fry 'linen, 70 eines - 417. A Jett2. ogustgotheen sod Wurak b, ' is ° .. . . . i.c . 49 P si" 413. Ikea of his Madam, by Demur 41 4 9. Tee MN d a Xenia ill by 38 miaow 416. Mew &p la Ike 101, by Paton dm be Mom paw, 1111 gnome. 421. Mohan Portrait of thi Cafer what yang,* a het sod hither, bi ja me m bre:4l, II gonna AU. - Vona Mediae Cagld,_ Titian, 34 grates_ 413. • View ea tie Ono" Canal, Camelot:l, igg= til no liiill 111 the rimer es by IX gain. CM • wooded book et a river, by 'lends* 141 gine. 483. • Data Villege, by Tea Der gout, et plea. 427. • Morin Rob* by Manbreadt, 1 . 6 doiellm IN. Three Old Palmate is samereatin mar At feet st a gambeste, by Tonne, Se 9 rime. Jabs *min Omit, by Albano, hen tkoOdene Gainy, 11 .,,fflitsaL 430. A faiess co tbe Ileadasseity One& ; sor uongs Wsneeder began tide gnaw err 1= ildbana s . 411. lima alarm la rims sad sieve OM* Migat i Mmile, 160 plasm 411: 1s C sis oni ll tin *Me ken ties Odom . by Denial. 'MA me wham 4as. slips W Val** 1. tistres yeamated by Osman DIM ss to the courNes et lbswasbay, 414 1 rod Yam tomigag 0411 Is read,lZaCl.o".v i=z.Le. Nub_ A • Illi was wenn el liba promandlea plumes by IM I : liffi 111 the animas amaddes. 1111/ 4U. A 46-- A 4 r :llabistraF. 4 :1. Th. " m a Lost by Wynn itose, rms. 47. Pldbp Meg the &auk by Can 1,4 . 415 TM it'll.tt gnat fel , •• ortre e rey's We WU thee " 1111 ",___. _ Mokpo :-" The II Roma% =WI WM* his lord between a Wan le Ilk narks, rod 111 WA emen.-Tiebrd, win k hiked la • teals wed ilsh noun ef red ssue, i on bead es a able. the Orr h auseed one& the each Of *lb eassior 1 . 101 sganeleg the Mleren asiasdasa is a woods hl „__ .moss. Tingleam,eseof nementinewswerkentbelMA wisss rift, was parsiond Mir asteeinmel the reposseatto Ihmenhe iii,fer sista it was mink mid bmght swag blin ek" l 7 am _,..._ W m m the oaken* el dr Prase insp. TM vie tin e T 6Mt by Ward sons men Mee. In Mow " 01 tie 7 lB WM. Xs. Mona brong i t todual the work nib a few tem ands the Mt biding of agr as nases. O nial = MP ant ahem was 60 gnome; frets 1,1610 gnome It won at • as Valleg le 2,oooguimes, aad Mbar a senewbst beguid was eldnetely Moan down to Mr. Moms . Il l i a lla gaten. The MO sale reeling sleety 10,000 f. Tie Baum 81117101 43.101 A —11 b• Wow ' bt_b glao swot a her roar& by &r Pots, Louie, es "NPlrs eldrb &be broilibt, et rho remairminitat of rol t ria. d pribmet, liaro dr Ear a Lank — es 11.—M y der ris,—Year Tosark .$ I s ba — andTh tt en es Yddry ire, that rtiek a suirant was A. are at bray: malls to Oat a staler *Mew INS MU by Ur let. ..2 Imo Ueda* ams Prwriar lloadry,as well as • 1 1%imanor, Ira of Abash. Amanda, with hadwar Iwe woedma as as Alisesta Bomb a y ? priftwor whisk oder thwiatasaa ..al at 11.01115, masa aware& turbo imair..—Twra viwy truly, Joss ala"—ia sin Os alai ciao iory grim should " .11. IlablW or &why, sinerrad to ra that Vire d sivegio algid bo odd. ROYAL AOSICOLTORAL SOCIETY OV RPOLAMDeeve re lE r r. er ce ed sey tie ll a ... l P., id Cheirenaa jwicatim et ei the tu deermi ammeeisser bitensr . ab be d i reports for the yen 1848, by the jedpef awned of the prise 604 fur the beet reczthe fleneing of the Neck Riding el Terkehlot, le Menindleke Milkmen, land agent, ot Sowerby. neer Think, Tewhaltke. THE PICTURE GALLERY or LORD ELLESMERE TO Si OPRilto TO Till PllSllo.—llts gallery of the new edifies, Bridgewater-honey Ore e n-pa r k, occu pi es th e w h o l e of honk side of the Mese, and is earned oat • few feet beyond the east wall of the mend floor. This extension is earned on dose loadings and inn cantilevers, which come through at least twenty feet, and us there securely tied down. The height of the gallery is thirty-two feet, and the width is the same. The roof is formed with iron principals, elliptlal outside, with a honsontal tie about midway to firm a Sat ceiling inside, with covered sides, from which . th gallery is lighted. The walla will be perfectly Sot from the level of the dad , up to the cornice, and in order that no hanging chandeliers may obstruct the view in any part, an arrangement will made to illuminate the gallery at night, which is somewhat peculiar. A burner (probably gas) will be fleed outside each lick: in the cove with a strong reflector, by which mean., farther. the heated atmosphere caw quest on the number of lamp required to show the *anises stroppily will be avoided. • telescope tube will admit et the standards being put out of sight from within the gallery during the day, and avoid the obstruction et sae light, and a gallery is formed externally to give easy mesa to them.— TA. .1141.der. OPIZAWYES EMIGRATION SOCIETIES have been formed in one oe two different quarters of the metropolis. Thy are at mew acting quite independently of any other amenatios. A society of th is description convened a pubis meeting, which was held on Thursday evening last at • tavern in To:Overige-street. New-road. A Mr. Minto was ailed to the chair. Several letters were read trim privineial town, announcing vie formation of bran h societies. A im part from • deputation appointed to wait en Lord Dudley Stuart,l M.P., was received, which stated his lordship's ap probation of the objects of the society. A Mr. Hutton then moved That this meeting is of opinion that the eel; plea for relieving the tatter°. pressure tiro the !abrade, pout. lation, is an extensive voluntary emigration of that Mk, end that the plan of seeding only the inmates of the mien Was. will be to subs the selonies • receptacle of a dam met mu MOM his ths pumeess of colonisation, entailing misery te ea skseriai mama ups the colonies." Mr. Wall having sir vaned the readwien. Mr. Parkyn, from Australis, addressed the meeting amiderable length, after which the vote was unanimously *greed to, end the emetics separated. STEAM NAVIGATION TO INDlA.—Sir, —The damn ' Hawes of the Southampton mail of the 3 rd of the month I , Ma been bewailed by a writer in the Times as a socia l Oman requiring immediate remedy.. Permit me, through year Nohow to state another, still more galling, of which your timmeryine in India have much reason to complain. Ines the hherelity of government enabled the:Peninsular sad °Mesta Company to ply steamers between Sues acrd India, the parties now aggrieved concluded, ead not un naturally, that such so nuablklunent wee partly designed Itne their aosimunodatkis. Tb's has cot been the case, for ' the fares are so apportioned that near) as much is charged for a passage from Sues to Ceylon, Marine, Calcutta, de., and rice verse, as from Southampton to any of the pons in I question. Thus the satin fate from Southampton to Col cotta foe a lady (desert transit not included), is 1241, where'', from Ones to Calcutta, it is 1121. The advertised fare from flouthseeptea to Alesmadria is 401., so that, by this dinned/Min mole, ere for Bombay are mulct os this side Son, while those for Calcutta are caught awl egneesed urn the other side of the Isthmus. The etweetssamis a virtual prohibition of the overland route (v• 11 the wafted of Europe), to the great majority of Indian pmeendies, unless a fatiguing route amuse the Sues desert may les Arai led by this title. The annual sum of 180,0001. whist goverusent pays for the t,onamirun r f the male la the Maim sad China seas puts all competition with the Pembrala and Oriental C..mpany oat of Ilse goes on. This esmideration, however flattering to the stability +the compeny, timid not steel the hearts of its managing die men to the jute deka of the Indian com munity Wilmot peeredel eampany continue deal t° entreaty, it is Se be Moped eevenmenat will interfere and net permit ea enessemet ma , we. Weeded for a bleadag India to become hoe bane.—A livessnan, fradoes,fapt. 16. BALI OP RARE COINS AND )(;DALE.—Yesterday a sale by auction of • small selloalen of English oohs and medals, the property of Mr. Jelin PIMA the LIPPMAN' of the Mint, and also soother consoles neektiag of Anglo•Oellie gold coins, was proceeded with by Mows. Sotheby and Wil kinson. The following were lassinbid melee :—A set of proofs of the coinage of her peameS/Ispay, from the flu eurmign piece in gold to the betides Y sop fee, 121. Rs. ; • rrn for a peony of timege 111., dated 1797 , very ran, tar • dollar, having on the obverse Her odiVeeatretl: date 1820, end oa the reverse the sepal alma. 11. 65.; a penny of Resold of the " Pita " r"apposed to be struck at York, 11. 9e. ; a ran I Persian dark, 21. lls. • Edward the Black tines, a coin called " Bandit ," of iron rarity, and supposed to have bees struck at Bordeaux, 4J. ; soother win of the same prince, celled " A Leopard," 31.65. TIN meet impor tant item in the day's sale was a coin called an " Algae)," et " Ilioneas," animated to Homy V., but by some amebas tins ailed • " Harohis." Upon the cols, hoarsest, ere the letters "H. R. 1." Rex. This coin, struck in NaMeady, 134 2a. 6. • a silver penny of Edmund, of rude week, _and wreck hawses the years 941 and 916, 10a ; a medal et the late Rehab ins Singh, formerly be the passentlen of 13w Ahserair Imam 21.95. ; a Roman ring and bulls of frocklarbie had in the neavations at Pompeii, 31.4 e. ARMY AID NAVY PROMolloff.—Sir,—Eitalt me to direst yam attention to ass put of the paths smandltem, i wide eellfti. with great justice, be very made wi l d. laddisi 1 • the astern of promoting the diem is millbey ma meal lee, et the constsy by mairrity, and tha eiher Om alma me in ve swan or nee, a man —aid I ham ha ve tome—who nay »tired hem active swim wetly ad and whoa he time of Ms retire- MISIM MN ramp •.e or lieutemmeslenel, is now sub ea ens, untirtmestely be his a lmVZ lPlL Msertly attar his reti emerl. thy walla have boss Le eel, set only of the lama of his ball-pay whisk ressimel at the Ma of bis nitiument, s o bet She mash bawd baMpay, _ which, had be lied Me ma rem he meld have hawed as sa diem of • made Vitae grade, beads% perebome, et a laMeme good waft ponies. A blismallser Miami a* the same time es lionsit sad osespyiag • pads at that time, bat wham lib b mama he to em more mem noshes • mush higher mad hems Ws sestaley ea besemee he lme served her bar. bet bosom be has es Mee melt Isonse. Sway Ismail be esseskat to Ms ism *e sewed to whisk kb denim maim hat MimeMl Me emotai, dm it is to eressai him, see be sodas Ms otemay, lest ter %a m harden ea the soasfers isimay. It Imee he my aphis% it ft were mineled did so Mead maim as prw mass Was be be he alive larvae. It wield be a miglid maim, so be as the Mika, _mad mama emembaere wassrad. It maid seems to WA Nevin. MR Is She =lnk Woad et veered Mersa*, Sw eammeaferg Mt a mai put ms tad ia • very pun lapse te She imams of mem gsallamma nitterber the asmy merely ta ishi lbs=see of qualm • Ira years et their Bess ha a and iMe peededell. gueshaelm Slisk wag up to a awed mg lies Maim ou bil"pmy, isersdng to dim mime the *ls at amain. sad should may be so ham% ea es be he hap Mem Meseelar. emd this km Os bone& et Mita doss hemele, they may eV:re! Ilasimmeagememlb. dim laviag lived la the receipt et • pertly ineroesed halSgsg, sad et a beadesene geed swim pensios.—lkoses. ROME= m MBE Parr-0111CM.—Veaterday, isr formation was meshed al the mandles, M. MarUablu that a bars mild is bindsa. la Kean. Waned t a th B. Ousts. sal Os., at Moored, sentaldos marl and bills of embalms ter 100)1., had Moe stoles whim maw lag through the peeheMee. INQUEST, Valltalae.—ALLSGED DNA= PROM Foamy& Dareine.—Bstme Mr. W. Baker, the earease, ed =l, at the beedem resiteeftell the aselli of aged 111. • ems" who died from injuries the lesi=h,embeing ems seer by • oat, al T leged to Ahave hem oessikaad by the hams devise et T . Jesse, te with his beadese, J. JOINS, are Merged with laving sessedlor &MIL Mr. Pelham, who has bean Maimed he Ms somed. Mid Ma the two ma were pined behre the msiblials afteemen (Friday), lad were rommied till tide ftalartag),ls easseemases et the bessiry net being (A dabs ma will be had wader the Mad d Pass is peper.)—Nasterous wilmesesl weirs erazdad. mid their evils'_ was of a wry Masseur. lbws einesd as isromis by twodrameaves vendas tia endeemsa sm ssaill a msta : 4.leseeesTu,l=l. GM wee Meshed down lay Ma shafts d • dd, sad die ear *tool posed sem her body. The as weemyd min In the me. sod T. Jam was balm she km at rapid rem sal jest beim She base umbei Me desmeed, he sable* pad the Mae h eist:Me wl sed immadataly afterwards the deemed was o. m. Th e a s is. wig galloplag and gang abe.t as miles an hoer. After the wheel had mad over the lefty Of the dreamed, Jesse °Mimed driving until la wan amppoi. Feta ether witsmas stated moiUM the him was set sad that as soon e mbed siding essummi Jewases=q) his bone, aad way toddisme. Andre dimes said the damsel dad la the o wn ey 1M and sem* • Masts, sad appeased ea aka se seise at the hem asi not.—Mr. C. Byre, Meek to Ms balbw, • wise and pease seembast Sa the City, 'and wan Wm imam had bees is their mem 12 years, and were ases.—The ewers th ought the deemed tir try ourbims,Virli She Nieman was pan! aosidenal. The jury rammed • media et ter maim Themes Jane, the defter, end ammilad . The w ft s ... were be m ov eg i se esteem rad the maser Issued his warrant Mr kis Se Morgan MANAGEMENT OF HER MAJESTY'S DOCKYARDS. • We resume war extracts from the withheld volume of riders sollected by the ossusittee ea the navy, army, sad wawa. estimates Ise the wpm of Slaloming how matters me marmei is the royal dockyards. The rinsing Wier from the evidence g lir. John Nash will show that thin is semethine rather saspielosa shoot the way ta ski* tne eintracts &abr are swaged : yes s timber mershast ? I am—How sassy yeses have yos bees so T westreight ymse. yen ettestra been celled to the eostrecn for British oak limns at her WINO drayage ? It Itaa—Are seders celled for by advertiommt ? Yes is the mss.—le them say pertisehr tees to shish yogi Irish to rota the err aides ? I wish to Mr to a tinder for aim smiths, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1848. cei the hist of Vibrancy, 1843. Perhaps AO KftillittOO will *WM MO O. NUS that in sr/ eamelastisa I soy have to speak of toneme l Ist it Moot o '7 istoadis to I P . " 1 I against sad hut wily @Oast the system. I wish it to I n PattieViall Uffbaf&MA this I OM MOOCOMO hem to my my.iing mg ant say ialhidask beiseging to the Au I partmeat.—Wee there mytklng panelist ia the advostim meat to whisk you refer It waa ea unumel metros% it , being only for nine months, the former coalmen haying boss for two yease.—For whet quantity of timber was the admetisemeat; how many Wide of (blastoff? 2,240 loads, whisk was to be supplied in nine you Mader for it? Oar home tendered foe a ponies of it—Fee how mash? We tendered for the supply to tha Portsmouth yard. —For wha rt eeatity did you tender ? For the whole •, 900 beds of timber. 660 loMs of thick sta ff , sad 200 loads of plank . —Wen tenders given in for the other part ed the quantity which was wanted, to your kaowlaidge ? lam got certain whether they were or not. I had several interviews with the Board of Admiralty upon the subject of these tendon which had Bret coons out, and I endeavoured to m elon) them of the impropriety of putting out malt a tinder, as it was quits impossible that it could be supphod.—Do you know whether any tenders were given in tor the supply of the whole quantity which we. wanted ? The mistreat was afterwards takes by Mean. Morris, and I presume the whole quantities were laoluded; but they were not delivered.— Did you deliver the quantity for which you coatreeted, for the Portsmouth yard ? We were not allowed to comma ; we tendered fur it, but were not aeoeptad.—Do yin know how meek of the quantity tendered for by other parties was supplied 1,432 Leeds out of 2,240.—D0 you molder that the advertisement was issued for so large a quantity with the objet of preventing parties gosorally from tendering, alai in order Mat the contrast might be renricial to any particular house or person ? That was my impreaskes, end aiways has been.—Upon what grounds do you form that impromioa ? The quantity stated to be required having been 2,240 loads, and the Admiralty only having received 1,432, that is a hit conclusion, I think, to draw. It is 801 Imds less then the form of the tender specified.— Maya you knows say other innances in which simile: irregularitee ham takes place in the delivery of the Tena city of timber castrated for ? I believe if a return were moved for showing the mama% of the timber stated to be supplied, sad the amount of timber faunally supplied, you would new Ind the contract to have boon completed in any one year. Take soy year for these last 30 years, sad that will be the ease. _ _ _ archers.—Mr. Morris has had the contract sines the peace, has he not ? Ile has had the contract for the lost 30 years, with the exception of one year. Mr. Ellioe.—Your imprudent is that those advertisements were band for a larger quantity of timber than the trade were supposed to be able to supply, in order to confine the supply to ldr. Morris, who hu been in the habit of supplying the dockyards with timber? Yes ; *cis the thick stuff which is so diffiank to supply. lit J. Graham.—ln the specification for nadirs, is the talk stet separated from the timber, or are they et= thee They are quite separate.—ln advatishigise the A dmiralty oak for tenders for thick staff out Woe. se perately ? They do.—ls there a disad to the phis is that ? Nut at all.—They are asking for a resseaffit el thick stuff, which is more difficult to supply in ere the timber, which is lees difficult to supply 1 sa.lf they want it, must not they ask for it: if they have wombed It, why have not they been supplied with it frau the esalnetor, who has had the contracts for ti.e last 30 years? What I complain of is this—if the gown's's% has ro. V 1,200 loads of thick stuff, we my, " You have most omited so difficult that it cannot be supplied the toode." Then they go back to the contractor, Mr. and he kimeli 61 , 015 that it cannot be supplied. biome he der net 'apply it : but he only supplies 1,200 hob set of 200. Me. prey.—Do you Imagine Mr. Morris uniselook te se y th e se vpd r a s e etity of thick staff ? If he did net modes. hsob - it it was a fallacy to put oat this edowthr west. I.t ire, the trade; twosome, if they bed bees swan that a smaller quantity woad have bees teethed, mil would bans satisfied government, of wares they wield lease tendered for it. Mr. Miles.—What are you quoting from? This (refar* le • gaper) is a leader tor etas months is 11143.—1 e it a liesist tender limed by the Admiralty ? It is.—At what prles did you tender, distinguishing thick staff from timber? have a statement drawn out for three yards, tendered for *ma She Slat et December, 1843. The yards were Wool with, Ihooresse, end Pommes* ; and this shows Nash and Genney's priest, sad else the oristreeters' NUN. The con. Wenier, It appears, was paid 1,6471. 17s. 9d. over and above we tender. Ma ifiliee,—Theris tenders being sent in tense Admiralty, ar• the Made generally present when they are opened They em in ea outer room. They were so in 1843. It was quite& new Wag _ thee to have it throws open.—Who it was delis! widish Woke woe te be weepted, were tit trade geesesity W &Mem on which the eeesomfal tender had ben smelled ? No, never.—Ds nit yes think it would I l la s igre=on upon thew womions, whoa any sup to the trade, 111111 when the tenons were opened the trade should be present, and should be made aware of the tame upon which they were made ? It would be to, It might perhaps be pronbie te make that ceder, but it would be very much like turns( the tide to get each a thing 4one etSomersetilows.— le the ease whirl you refer to In 1843, wens you made aware by any eireamemeos afterwards of the pries which was gives to Mr. Morris? I requested a amber of parliament le move far a nuns. You ceneetipt a return while the SIR Met Is pending • you ma eel, sbte.ia it when she conereet is at an end; and I have requested, and have obtained, return of this nature to be moved for.—Yon have from those retard informed= of the prise ME* ghee to Mr. Morris ? Yen—Was that price higher is say se• swot ties the price in any wader that we made, to yew knowledge, by other pestles ? Is every respost.— Will yes Mate le the essmilass to what Meat sad is what pantheism ihe seism pail la Mr. Made IPIIN higher tam those Wend by ether wiles epee that eseedeel I bans prodased an wall* of the prier, *bowleg that is the Woe meatto/ antrest Owe we. 1,8471. paid over and above ow tender ; media the two years' cannel of the same yew I believe I am correct when I state that upwards of 13,0001. wee yell to Moms. Minis over awl above ow tender.-21111 yea give ia g and to widows a de W - Whe el s statamat in writin of ars I here yea made this tender, leader advartiswaia P t, wire yea reedy to wieldy with the severity end all the ether md4 dew required by *is Admiralty ? Yes ; perhaps the ow utittee Will allow ma to reed one letter, which is a espy of all the ethers, whisk have been met in : " Mr, we the wt. &wiped ogres to become booed with John Nook and Henry Harney in the Dam of 28,0001, is, the wide sr adm proportioa of that suss for a part only of a 1011,11111 Nth the supply of British oak timber, oak Wish lug push sad tow salts to her Majesty's Josep desbx= t toolient he by them thlp day. We Gre t a, year h IrLosbor_, Deka-dock, Wedowee' Poisom illi N t tir. PO/ABM. W. B. Gamey ; Nisrasse, esdleg sell Sharpe.' —Maw made any oprosestadea St do Admiralty spot the of the 'apposed favouritism shows to Mama Morris is anima ? Malty slaw, sad et a mesiderable Alas.—What has bees their wevrez to any observation id that descriptka ? They have stated, we are shay that it one preon does not tender for the whole of the reds me sYslt set pt them supplied. Biz J. Orahate.—What is your sower to that view se takes by the Admiralty t— The made amorally, is feet I may say to a man, believe that so poems in the trade will receive a coetract but Messrs. Mani. What Ma been you mews: to the npreasatatioa of the Adak* wheayea love somplahead to them, end May Yoe said Net May Mewl miss /Ir. Moak had the whole seamed liey damn ad Oak the smodi g they required? My rawer b, you ware slams err at the foot of your Omit tbst die parties may S the sap* say ape mak sod that yea will giva b l e r so rd to lie ma who makes the West emir red elfie", eseadty, wad have the mil imams& it is spite releolsas es us to be =_N av e s earra m ser r i s c r er cu bl tot ewy be foiled is 7m . Tad •km smatity than the quantity stipulated Iho—l Ulna tall that; bat I ant informed that it ban varied wry ▪ The ibliewhig illestratesthe merits of the exquisite are =es%thine of which the dockyards do sot take** t ism the royal knees, bat purchase it trees mardrols sub buy it from the farts Sir J. I. essims—Do you know models. shoat the Tof timber from the Quesa's Soma ? Tas— k se mg* sew direst from the tenet to the (WNW' yolk - is - *ere ? Now, it is all rte by eallisa.—De yea MA that ma mese for the pubis, or etisrwise ? s Q d ai v i l : l ==e ga l. de yea Wok it a Ise te the pablie Boosoes timber might as well se direst to the yard es be sold tome, send I have to sell it to the matramor. I have to get a pad' en' Wit. end the eemtresese kw le get • relit cat of its and pra ham Se cia o :sat deal mere fer yews ors timber waif Vim earl kr the ride ernM someal pais see Qaesa's kiss. to the dame's yards T Ten—And dor& lie pay these different profits P dermisly they do.—Wilm did the drape take pleas ? Several yams am. I de set Me dese.—Do yoa whisk Men OM bow alf the cleave? No, I do kaow aot.—Bas roams that appeared te yea always to be a loss to the pubis ? Always. Mr. F. Maala—How in the timber sold in do Swots ; it sill ilemdiap et eat ? Cut —Thsa all dee ovum, oak ima dmidll GIST fali ge zp oie sa ug„hea de yaw who Lay s, ii War el ips the mg Ms ups whom Ups thssmem prodiella". — D• =lila that do timber deem a mairoser aad Is do deskysid, is Mon st • Veber of • krient ibluskidstm liw than isisaskini govereases au tbe t essid expenu temi o reaber se dori tem ? dos kt Athigher —Tray mask kWh& I sisal OM 10• - '' At •• price dna is ihool to ism Ns which the party who bee te wag that limber Mss tl e s= is yet to in so warylag it Tes. IRELAND. Down, Barr. 16. The ay:emits this morning are precisely d soak a nature as might hays Nan anticipated. The peasantry have all dispersed, and neither at Absny, nor at Car rick, nor Blisvenamon, nor yet at roetlaw, does there remain either an encampment or an approach to oas. The .Prsemeit's Journal of this morning Mrs° emits the whelk affair as at an end, and the naggers dons of the past two days give grounds for this. But beam grounds will be frond in the straw rimperky el the Aeneas kr the persons sheet to take their kid., and when this aide mast prejudice, &mad it boxes istiou. • • When we consider the eirennistinceenet t. doss of Ireland but of the empire, we shall easily understand how the government el this conatry has been molted by this unanticipated ambient. I have the beet pa stille grenade for stating that the goverment regards this movement with great seriousness. Of I do not mean that any apprehension is felt as to dro result, except the humane apprehension that good rulers always feel when obliged to deal with an an rely people. But we can very easily perceive other cau-es of alarm: a condition of the popular mind apt to c uceive violent emotions, to harbour truculent designs, and forward to give th em effect—a new evi dence of the antago nism of elms against class, proprietor against cultivator, and cultivator against proprietor ; neither manifesting proper consideration for the position of the other, but the one endeavouring to grasp the full mea sure of his rights, and the other determined perhaps to refuse him any. And again, however harsh may have been the proceeding in which this agruisn insurrection originated—and there is, I be lieve, no doubt that a severe exercise of the power of seizure was the cause—however government may de precate the exercise of legal rights, yet manifestly the authorities cannot interfere with th in any way. On the contrary, the maintenance of the rights of property demands that the landlords should have sus tainmeut in asserting their legal claims. Whatever we may think of the propriety of such a course, the executive have one duty to perform, and that is to assert the law while snob the law continues. Here iv, therefore, a fertile source of trouble for our rulers in the coming winter. Although, therefore, the true character of this movement be not political, we have to regard it as perhaps more dangerous or impracti cable on that account. The peasantry are unhappily manifesting dieposi- tions the most subversive of the rights of property and inimical to good order—if we give cr e dit to the mounts published in the journals. A few days since, at Frankford, in the Kings County, in the open day, 1:0 persons assembled and cut down a large quantity of oorn, which they carried off the land. In every elicitation, says the local paper there, the farmers are carrying off their corn, determined to pay no rent. Civil bill decrees are successfully resisted in almost all attempts at execution , and fe w are found willing to serve legal documents of any description. The 160 persons carried on their operations within a short distance of a police station ; and one audacious fellow having been evicted from souse premises under Lord Port arlington, at Rnscrea, swore he would lose hie life be fore anybody else should enjoy possession. He had paid no rent for six years. Meantime you will re n E zo l t v ri e le tat the utmost vigour pervades the military ts, and that the con stabulary are again ning the repute they gained in the late diffietptks. . . The correspondent of the Freeman, writing from Kilkenny, says : Dlej.-Oen say s is in this city, with Ids aldede-aante, Lieut. bli'Dosald, and his military meretary Limit -Col. Wood Capt. Roberts, Ihwistant Lopeetar-Genmel of Con stabulary, ass also arrived hare to tisk* emsmaad of the polka form of the distriet. The Weak* of the Nth Rider, whisk arrived from Dublin by Iho bas trait of yeatarday evening, are still eseaapod is Wtotwreek maw hen. The bud quarton of the and Reek from Callen this MOtniIIII to ',thud, ea reed* fir Tess). Two oawiedes of the 75th, which haw hem he ISM than assuaged at Callan, also loft that tetra this mewls& era had werelted within two of , fressitie Is bead guar taw, whoa they waived a ben Wes. WI/meld, ordering them to remain is harm paddea. They moordtisaly returned to Callao, end again pitied their tents then. Orden were rentived by the mannanding Geese of the NW to leave 200 of kis wen in Fothard for the present. Flom AT OLINIOWIII.—The pollee barrack of Glee. bower is situated about In miles from Carrick-ou Buis in aink at the banks of the Carrick and Chinn c oach roads to Dublin, and is senplately_soeukansd by two over slik that rise • elan able. It is the last of a line of the nankin of mid& basing to the proprietor 'lithe nen, whit *awe horses there. A deep ravine le ekes by, whisk le essustines ewes by an impetuous noun taut Sunset. la enenusees ogee eider hen keed.quarten the poise was to leave their station as al ego* on T , sad wen peeing their barrage w ho • al rebels mowed ea the hill to the Wt, and And we then es they rushed den. The polies heneffickr4 retked to their bunch, sad eseared the dean minden, &a oks best they eoold ; bat had Nieeely Mlhed, when their unlink name mains and i yolin about the lease; a wellAgensi, genheartly loan' an went to a minim, aad thew* ids lust *magi' • pane Ogler, to shake hands with • enelebie, Phi his weed that if the pen delivered their ems they itere unhurt, ad allowed to pwhiniest they pleased The polieskept up ea unable parley es lag ea at all his , in the expend= of nen akin whisk they were not dkappointed, fur to their laspressible joy, they sew the Nine-mile-house Mairwho wen tight in namable, ening shag the road. eing thus, the rebels neon away freak the barrack, in order elects* b lateran then sad take their arms, bat the police, arning to the benacia were stabled to gala it by a Olen loran chine ; the ma he the barrack thou need the deer. end nobly Anhui out to their anistnne. Then the fight enamel he ankeet, Ave ear der et the with osoirooriforoy darlag, leaped inn the little ie et the bana* Old mei the pulse to had, whit ethos Moo the kill is ea ladienehate Sn. Oa taken- Stage Molleitby his lISOIaWI ad bravery; he net ea l • e h lt esi beiden eine thetregh the ken. nil nes deluges olooloor penned a nein ati him, wink non See; 11•1101=11apea Mt Mew, sad gm his a bedtea wn ha the head, wring Idea • gonna. The AO rigid he a %e.ler el ea hear, when the nigh retreated to the akintalen, tang mere of their killed aril wounded with than, bet leaving en of that end wane* in his bleed, near the banasiss i i r.. ... ether Merl* wended. Mentias the ef both pukes of pane was lyiag ea the I lad, who was Ming aen with the nil: hens baggage tan the hone, sad by • eireakees tone see. seed is &of*, Cirri*, when he at one hilansed the welloollies of what he bail witnessed. liennestabie On, with May pike sad sixteen bet eddies% posted to Me =rived Ikon at Me eolith; go Om thip we three hanq Ann tenth Cir le esmealeas. This bed set the Ict i oweesg. ihr the pollee to the knee llnght they wen ler • mead attack, and the Mob whe wen still ea no bilk tuned up Ikea their nig plain se they nought, to remive • reinkeennek it se the fort sera, to nee& • new rod plies ire, net gag flue Tare, bet lea gap barked et*, bd Balk leder Omerea, sea ONO up *jets lathe per. sok The eseetebelery only we re ordered to Lek, the foloolay add SS be reskaned tatlu hey had gni song% though they amid see bat • few ma la the souggileupieg from reek to reek; la the pm* they pitied up wt amber ad Am, adanise have wesiaded may a dr s‘likhoputmeall out Mara till put these *Meek this maim Oae received • ballet rem is rap, sod man ide musket bakes by a bell es he wi.e IPlie ID Sao; sae or two wen wounded, and eke a soldier, he ma hay. Tux Pumas Be • Wrnms.—The likralag is lea losaky Hood: As am se Lad leha feet het bra glued ups the whams Mk ke will be headed sertela =Mutes el his elm flees asks, it is Mi. was the mile Ind_ deobs the assomable lido. bill ma may tololo to On tint lags ligi beil=es &odd be motel alma Louisa wake the CrpoWassiag. bat. la weak teleatify. rant wens. IL* sot meshes ma Met im....z y sivi emest imedise, mart epee the meet 'left% es to their eentean Thies whe or L : kisow._liewever. east hat Nib utorsay wen the How the deatelagvemds km gib Me the boob of IL 011 dies solisikar, we ef town amoi Pecheps . the vest udimi—on yet. we be eve, mosserteised—of the Irish imooestioaary tea- seism mg have skews Me Who Of 1111011 with the rebel Mien ma tens Moe 'IL had meat holm • mire for preiesieg ustielis ossomismime with whose ex me Lea I. Russell is am threatened It is. talked. Iggply :grkis isertable that the start wills r i t 6 lols , edam'. say be reed a n d eonsuwtsi upon la the etetsems weasel—um will be Mimed, seoreever, as "dime. sad though objected to. sad sessoodell , by the taws, the elhet well big, sa a ferhaps, aim diatiakked by their ppreeisa. DICLAILLTION •o•ntorlilumrs..—The ileogois of Dom. shire, the Marquis et Watmetk, the Me el lose, the Berl of LeaseherseAk, the Rea: ad Very Rev, the Dom et St. Patrick's, the got. Caveat* Dotter, let PhilL s Or ie z tea, Bert.. mil Dr. Gayer, GAL. mite& ea his the Lard Liemum at the Visampi Ledge he the porposs of premiss ea editor lea WWI ppm= eft demi the Irish deoleratioa to mistela tke lietweea Cheat 11/4 tilt sad Waal The Marquis ad Unmake reed the ad. dm" to whisk his mellow Mama • se*. Analysis of the Armatures Paw. U 0 I eM b e m e l es.lll; ; bat tames, d e fi s ipettikiallmela, K 2.% 44 ; Mms of Trinity i 0; *Messes possiA 1.000 ; Mae, 19, esehdeartas, boseliked clergy ; her:bons, 270 ; soliigtes, ; phallist's seopme. 900 ; reseelmas, 104 SODDEN DRUMM or BIZ BAOSAILD LITTXOII.—Tin suddenly dripped dead at foes delete ea het Cl i :revertiag, while sot ea • walk la the grenade el his =payesat, Ind= P eal rued = t it I sa r wes, r ano s 00th year. Re was diulaphited hem the greet et Mrs by his psemasest resideses ea his selatelgre eilimeive=osate whisk he mile ea his demo% time* ea large set* sad W lie mempusest of =rat poommirr baler plea et egriealtare iina tk:a d ler=to ehe ia 101. le Ins the Mt to latredaes lan the mvnee Lriarkso the ammelearan et tar be the ==a2l "WA= dam bear easmively sad as i te ih um ly a=3 y, t. whisk the eldest sea el the Mule* et the Werth unit* sew is his Nei Imp tosonis, i seed lo be moth 8,0001. per was. SCOTLAND. 0010111MIOR8 ET THE LORD LIBUTISNAWt Off ELOIN.—H. J. B. Dom Esq. ; A. P. G. Cosatoino, El. • J. Duff, Esq. M.P. ; W. J, 'Taylor, Roq.,• A. Faro:4th, Esq. ; B. Gnat, Bog • Majcr P. G. Ninth ; P. MI or , Esq. ; to Do 1):poty Laatenanto. WALES. OCILtlf MONARCH.—An inquest was held otllurs day last at Carnarvon, on two bodies which had been brought to that place by the Orion steamer, on the previous 'maim. They had been picked up about t en miles to the east of the Great Orme'. Seed, and 'opened to be Ilene of panne aged about 60. The bodies are supposed to be those of Samuel Fielding and William Seamen. Upon the person of the one, supposed to be Fielding, was found thirty mine *overages and a half, and some sane coins, also a watch— maker's name Branford, Liverpoo:, No. 2,612, having inside the ticket—Knight, watchmaker, 28, Oldhen. street, Manchester. Deceased bad alto about td three pentagon' contract tickets, *hoses that he (Fielding), together with William Scambro and others were passengers on board the ill•fated vessel, the Ocean Monarch. On the other body was found ill., with the initials B. B. es the inner nee of his watch, which appears to bare been made by Clones, of London, and is numbered 3,091. Evidence was given to prove the finding of the bodies; and the jury, in each can, returned a verdict that the bodies were thee of persons who bad perished on hoard the Omen Monarch. Toe coroner has taken charge of the money and goods, and relents will be furnished by hoes with every requisite information. Tire ARCILHOLOGICAL AMOCIATION AT CARNAR VON.—On Thursday the weather was very fine, and the streets were thronged with persons of all ranks, many of them having been attracted to the town by the meeting of the Archeological Association, and numbers having arrived to attend the triennial meeting of the Welsh Calernistio At societies. A large number of visitors went by sea to the it teresting Wand of Bardsey, situate at the southern end of the county of Cunneen. The Orion steam-vessel had bees engaged by the committee to take the wade% sad a large number of gentlemen availed themselves date mere thus afforded them ; embarked at an early hear sod ea joyed a delightful voyage along the coast for 30 miles. They passed 'he Roman station at Dines Dialle, the opening of the valley of Vortigern, and proceeded to the island of Bard ivy, where the party landed, and examined the remains of the monastery inmate on the island. This monastery wee dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and was held in groat repute. The imaginary hellions of an adjacent well also in old times drew a considerable number of persons to the spot, and from these and several other sources Bardsey enjoyed gnat repute. After examining the various points of Interest, the party re• embarked and returned to Canianae. At the general meeting, at seven o'clock, the paper which excited tho greatest interest was oae, read by the Rev. Mr. agrehorne, on Canino* Castle. A ti begot rows work of tho kind, I have the wine so entirely taken up with perforations in chi Went rarts of Germany, and with other occurs lions, that I shall not be able to Mash that work in time for your festival. But, as you intend performing my Blijith,' in that we I have only to say that it would afford me gnat pleasure if I could . find the opportunity to conduct at such a festival as yours, of which nine always heard tee most intending and brilliant accounts, and from which I may siticipata so groat a musical treat." The cons newr's place at the head of the opera could not have been better supplied than by M. Benedict; and, moreover, not only most of the principal singers, but a coos:derable part of the orchestra and chorus, had the advantage of hienielesobres personal direction, both at Birmingham soil London. To M. Benedict's skill, experience, anti nalous exertions, a. well as to the excellence of the orametried, we owe the most perfect performance of Mendelssohn's clutd'essivre that has taken plus anywhere. Phillips, who sustained the pen of Elijah, as greatly improy,cl since he appeared in it at Exeter-halL He has evidently studied it, and entered more deeply into the dramatic conception of the character as well as the style of the music. In the delivery of the recitatives he got rid of much of his former h, arintee, and, in many of the principal passages, exhibited great force and energy. The chief novelty in the perlormuce was Madame Viardot Garcia's appearance in the scene where Jezebel denounces the prophet to the people, and commands them to put him to death. This passage, hitherto feebly rend, red, became, in her hands, one of the moat powerful and sfriking is the whole oratorio. Madame Castilian, in the scene between Elijah and the Widow, sang with ex quisite sweetness and feeling ; and the Muses Williams acquitted themselves as admirably as usual. The grad and beautiful choral effects were mast fully brought out, and evi dently made a strong impression on the audience. The eta pendutu finale to the first part, " Ti inks bet. God," was called for a second time. There can be no doubt that " Elijah" is destined to acquire a degree of popularity in England, second only to that of the principal works of Handel. The third miscellaneous concert, last evening, was lees numercusly attended than any of the previous concerts. The programme was a melange of familiar opera songs, with some things of a superior order. Among the latter was a selection from Beethoven's " Fidelio," including the over ture ; the fine trio between Leonora, Margaret, and Rocco, sung by Madame Viardot, Miss A. Williams, and Mr. Phillips ; the air, " Revenge," by Mr. Whit worth ; the beautiful address to Hope, which Madame Viardot gave with ravishing exp ression; and the last finale. An exceedingly pretty duet, 'Mid waving trees," by Benedict, was nicely sung by the Misses Williams, and greatly applauded. Mr. Blagrurs performed a solo on the violin composed by himself, and consisting of variations on an air from the " Pirate," with full orantral *nom panimenta He played with his usual excellence 'Atone and execution, and more than his usual animation, and his efforts were rewarded by loud and long continued applause. In Haydn's symphony in C minor (which began the coreert) i Lindley played the little violoncello solo so beautifully that it produced a burst of admiration from the whole room, and the minuet and trio were re peated. The floe termite in Balfe's " Falstaff" between Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Page, and Anne (" Verret parlor ") was admirably sung by Csstellan, Viardot Garcia, and Allouni. This opera is one of the best things the modern Italian school (to which Belts certainly belongs) has unduced, and is much more worthy of preservation than many pieces which hays fat lnto great vogue. These were the most noticeable in the concert, which, besides, contained Lablache's C rampolli," Albonida " In questo empties," and seve sal other familiar favourites of the pui lie. The sacred per terausee of this morning was shorter than usual. It con sisted of Mozart's cantata, " Davidde Penitents," and Ha dar', " Israel in Egypt." " Davide% Penitent." is ono of Mozart's early works. In its oiiginal form it was a mum, umposed in 1783, upon the birth cf his fiat shad, for the chapel of a convent in Bavaria, where his wife, an het recovery from her confinement, received the rites of the church. Two years afterwards, being suddenly called woos to compose a sacred cantata for the annual festival of a 'heritable society, he took a portion of the votive macs above-mentioned for the grout.d-work of his piece, adding two or three movements, and adapting the whole to Italian weeds token from the penitential psalms. It has never till mew lase m erformed entire in England, and on this occasion the version of the words given in the edition pub laid Mr. Andrews, of Manchester, has been used. It breathe., from beginning to end, the inspiration of Mozart's geeing. The airs and concerted pieces for solo voices are very muck is the style of the great Italian masters of the last century. We are ecestently reminded of the sacred writings of 'lumen'. The choral por tions of the work an of the highest order; oombin- I ins the most profound counterpoint and the grandest manes of harmony with that beautiful [tow of melody is each separate part which cheracterisas all the choral oomposh limas of Mogan. The trio in E minor, for two sopranos and a tenor, " Tats le mie rampolli " (in the English version, " lodge me not "), is a divine pion of devout and pas sionate expreesion ; and the final chorus is a grand fugue upon two whichin performance dly ot thnesu rpewd w hole eve as stesbr lent, The air, " The Lord is my strength," sung by Miss A. Williams, is a bravura of the most branant kind, evidently written for some singer with an extraordinary compass of voice. Mir Williams, whose compass wu unequal to it, was obliged to change a number of passages which went too low for her ; certainly to the detriment of the mode, but she sang it so well In other respects that I did est regret its having bun assigned to her. In some of the *ernes there are florid pwages full of rapid divisions, which are euesdnly hard to execute by great bodies of wises; but these difficulties were bravely encountered and =Md. The other solo parts were well encased by William% Madame Csstellan, Mr. Reeves, and Mr. ; then is no bees. This great work, being now =sow& to the Englishp üblic, cannot fail to Bans into general ass. Of " Israel in Egypt" it is sufficient to say, that as eximentioa of the stupendous double choruses left nothing to be dedred.—The following an the numbers of tickets sold at sack performance down to this morning. On Tuesday • . patrons' gallery (guinea tickets) 151, body of the ball ( guineas), 1,105; on Wednesday messing, ' gallery, 202, body of the hall, 1,134; on Wednes day evening, patrons: gallery, 79, body of hall, 899; Thursday morning , patrons' gallery, 291, body of hall, 1,354; Thursday eveuing, patrons' gallery, 115, body of hall, 923. This morning's performance was at len equal La attendance to that of Wednesday morning, and the ban on the p Lr o t w tl i evening is always very productive, so that the =6,00 of the festival may be estimated at little less . PROVINCIAL. MURDER BY A RE:TECTIFD LOVElL—Yesterday morning a most atrocious and echd-blooded murder wu com mitted at Heaton Norris, that portion of the borough of Stockport situated on the Lancashire side of the river liar esy, by a young man named James Kelly. The unfortunate victim wu a young woman named Eliza Faulkner, an I omhan, about 20 years of are, to whom Kelly had paid his address Kelly is about 24 years of age, and haa resided since tho death of his father with his mother and rioter at Bdgaiq, near Stockport , Wadi; eitittWotiirttolhiTaffe; titan have been working as mill-operatives in the same employ, the Messrs. Dread's in Heaton. lane,--she working as a *rode-spinner, and he r a piece, at a self-acting spin ning frame. The deceased had received and encouraged his addition for some time, bat her 'rands had told her some circumetanota connected with his life previous to her acquaintainos with him, which determined her to break the connexics, and this she had told hintseveral days previously. On Tharedayalght he went to her lodgings at the house of , Pars. Dyson, in an entry or court leading out of Norris street, geaton•lane, and solicited an interview. She went oat to him, and some conversation passed, in the wane of which abs stated that, beside' berg a chartist, he had been in He replied that he hail been imprisoned at t Preston rir was , f u for no greet off oe, being for poaching. She told him her friends had all t hreatened to tarn their backs upon her Ifre centimmd to receive his addrassr,and thaksh, eTa cep b7r mina iuTtonistr — y - iiiT,erTsd•;ti meet hit again. Yesterday morning he went into the err where she lived again, and called her by her these ober half-par ire o'clock, knowing she would be ~le week at that beer. Elbe left home with her land lady's bansister, =era trim at the entry end, where it fa espperi be re embeaties to be reared stein r a lower, sad the reread. What weed in the eon however, is not known, as the girl she was with left them 1,4 walk arr. They reseed Norris street together from the entrpend, and were dose by the window and door of a Mrs. Sleigh, no. the busing into Hegisserest, end not Nacre than forty yards barer antry-esd, elms els gave a land scream, and Mn. kr deer at as time, waived a torrent of kissA geibrs ben law throat, and the unketanar girl tis next moment attempted her self into lire. Sloth's arm. Yrs. attempted to wry her wen the street, to her but the treW of the body Ins too "rat for her, and she slipped bee ‘wirs apes the nags jest outside the door, when she died arra instantly. The b., window-eel, and Ai: the deer , ware literally covered with blood. Mrs. h's smother about 12 years old, had just got outside the of Ike he.. when the murder was committed, and he says that be saw Kelly pre his lest ans round the girl's neck, so that the hand armed her nor, mouth, and chin, end than quickly draw a rya Art knife arms her throat. He threw the kWh has the mild/. of the stmt, where it woo found area afterwards, sad the blade to be about three lashes bag, and to have mostly sharposeiL The mores wee immediately seized, and laded he bed no ranee 4111 Nape as thousands of per sem were is Um Mier grog le their work at the mills at the date. Two Era task te the police-Mace, where he area ha sato to pessuree great cooker, and mid he our 1111.11•11111111 tO be reesagol, and was monad. In a /ow hours aftorwards, however. ea a policemen his poi:kits, wad taking from use of them a look o f which his vistim had once gives him, plaited with her own hands, he buret into tears. The inquest was about to be held as our sweet left last evening. STASIORDBILUM. Two CHILDRIN YILt ID BY AN DMA= Wcaus.— Oa Wedasediw smeing list, the inhabiteats of Wilhelm% a large ineaderirg parkh, three miles from Wolver hampton, wen emalmably a larmed by a report that a woman, named !Luis Imes, wife of Enoch Item, Intim ...masa, at a pit, had killed her own child, Edwin, a boy 18 months old, sad also a Weft 12 year of age, by tatting their throats. lima inquiry the divadhl tale wee Broad Oro haw It seemed that latterly Mrs. Jams mil been Marked with a religious monomania, and maw swift It wee deemed necessary to phee her In the heath word of the Wolverhampton workhouse. She was rometred theme ma Wollimeday naming hat, at the induce of twe female relatives, vpmaitly better. At no period had she asaihMid any particularly violent symptoms, and, although her husband was nimmearily absent at rit time et his work, it wee matthought at to imam her mtweished, as she seemed ini Xtly rattle& Assardieg to a etarteesat whisk the mode, the amain Off the ossersease. le Ma Abbott, the govereor of the weeklies's% ahem. her aim with the baby to bed before 8 *Week, aid Mimi to net herself shortly after, hat Gould ask= Oho tbserght mem tato her head that she mast kill bre am it inal be dumbed, owing to its having beat 111 • Ram rosi n ; bat, She thea got up lei = a t: bat, mot lading tout knife, sharpsamt It ea a heel, that prOsesied up Mole, cut the girl's threat ham ear to ark mad ellerereede esespletely several the shad's bald from he buff. She then eraised an alarm diet its had murders& the maim. sad seslownimod to eat her NM threat, but artighlisted • allghkmemml. In her savant of dm shocking demeasion she eomartek serlbed the pedisa In wkhk mho bell lef the eltikrelead and body. Mau* at times eke seams tsheably yet at ether momma'- as bitterly repoesivie i= hut ondeavoured to strangle herself, sal thresamod to kill the omens watelas her. She sal her kushrad were in very seethrtalio draumtaaams, sad roligleas hmag alone SONY to ham peempled her. r DURHAM. _ . . . . FolimaT.—At icallorone later, a pre min i repreematieg Waal( ea Lieut. .H. Amiss, premed ea intrados/en. am a Wee Wright. deeshap et a tanimmaia living is /salvias& awl they ware Awe, married. They that Jebel the gamma of the big, nod the " lieutenant" island ham tither is ash a demise apes 84 a:Kirkland mad Co., Pallatal& who he NU wire hie Isaias. The alma wee vaunted as aiw y. with the information that nunmeene ahem of a laden eaten had been missed by the sae pets el wham limo lashes knew soling. Gorden ham timer ti me_ =maile& and is sow ma innate et the county gad at IeneTINTIMIIT COMMISSIONS DT SRI LORD LIEDSENANI%—Sir Y. W. Ridley, Bart., to be Major; I. T. Cookson. Req., to be Cssslo ; H. H. B. Addams, Goat., to be Lieutenant ; W. L. Anaemia, Gent., to be Cornet ; la theNorthuraber. Mad and Neatest's Twat DEDTOLMary C;=. COMMISSIONS DI Tut LORD LIRIMINANT.—Lient. C. R. T. Gilpin, to be Colonel; Major W. B. to let Lieut..C,oleael; in the Dedieed•kire Regiment of Rinds. ILAMIVEILE. Nur Fume CLus.—On Thursday a media( of badman sad tweet Amasre wee held at Tauter, for the =ef a emoabilMin firrsere dab. Mr. Wants, the abut M staring oa avi at Maiikiese. Is taut Albeet, was eat, and gave ea atarr li litho_ niod Ili Sat. After the meet iighodliesa M es drapnl oriandmehere In !near of the deb, =it gm asaaili d ouly resolviete flra a tiros's' es..- so a nookaaiee institute mad readiarreas. liftman Latllsad raPPort Pftlaised b 7 ito Paid* zondial a ie unouadlai &Wet. 'Rusk. NORWICH INSICAL FESTIVAL. NORWICH, PAlDAT.—Bespectiss the performance el" Illnsh " yesterday isorsiogthere little to add to what lbws mid already. The work was de grist hater* of the hotbed; it aloes draw numbers of amateurs to Awed* sad its eatidysted raceme., wee aimed the essissies WOK of masenstiaa. Ilasiebsoka Memel{ had be lived, would bass beset pessest te direst it. la a letter nesived from labs by Eis Nonrish reseAvai Commithe Osteber last, cagy akw weeks behre Ma hemmed deatb, be mid " I as Absia I don set be able te elver • mow ersterio er leered meths hr pereeneance aszt year, It, eltleousb I kW UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAssztooa, PiOruroa; an. or HE saaw..—Ws Nadel lid mei that Dr. In had vardad the dee* deadable. mad ear @blame& is raw ellalail7 dralsad. fled, dr /di dd. sm. Is same "de ail lloier de de to be saddled ibr dr add leitare, re beam Wailed la deo yob bo sthools,by mos Nolgarl the said Ware NAVAL. POITIIbOWgk, Sam 16.—Tb• Lards of the Adzakalty, this wen*, Ailed the Ilisstrisos, NMI mind Mr mil then bassist lb. Nebo, st prim* used so b.lk kr i V ill lat Mim 'flak beihips elleasembleseseded le the diselesseia sod is. imbed the yes. whhh ebb Ma kw Mem gp Nib NI, Sow eine edsweempaimi us ilea the sweet well sisa wort, mod hr the pesems ramie a Skew. ZL Oellogweeil wed iletelliblea mew elbeamembed k the I. Zook, owelsded Ode review tithe shipa Ws pogo* of s Imam et the Aliening lisperistowleaga— The Nowa of..asraw propsilw, arrived here thus mandsi ken tho watuard. Daroonpoirr, Barr. 14. Boathastaba, 60, Cast fty, inik the Lia Reax.Adat. Beysolk Ommooder st apt et Geed Ma" alba this damsels lir kat atios. = • Ill o g r wrib hee MO kr Protesseaga sod Labgemb hem Itimbolie MO stares kw lb. &rhymed.— Leethr, g a, lAsateChwa //Ma is made( good fib. Wow:Wigs, Barr. 16.—Vasarlas, 8, st,rieep, Cu.m H.Q. Asko, wee paid riteadiek sod pee sM sf essmiwice. She MU he -easel, sad kw drawls weds geed et MY p es t.—The lisolesp sad Akio% &Sega mot W et We I t thariver lollissimik this media tho i ziMe Welts la 14, to riebriba Ifs sporslies kis by egwel, has Ism is Mows. Graft desk hr aree tens Swelvemmihe, wes wwwwled kebab... Ap the daub brit gibillisfonikket wear, sem st Wog Oka %girt se bogs woe% es lisemme wiwilint s = ials - were Maw e hoc MUM ma Wain We with "w en shimiedhsr Me to mks We. Dy diedresimad Whit esertime Me Mated stabiles* efehigh, amid was hied drim to Weakfish hp N. tee Olga Ike Mk nook here Weight. eat Is adored lo as towed Momeniser b illseressa whwe she ell he greeL—bees eiLiv a Yang liaese latiata, will leave tomorrow kir the River Omits. N. hes Dem supplied with swwwwd, com =at two IS•passeer senceades, twenty swift awl twenty Baawass, Om. 14.—Tkit Raristaaoe, Cola. H. J. Jam frees Quin; woe paid cdr hen miler, • MILITARY. Tin OftmcAxci.—lt is sailorstood that only next Tsar a misty at an romastlass le Is abated fa sahmoss to Or barratic soommalidia oltadal ts as troop la liolork Nal olio Intssia. at mem that lad tiordiaga looks hi way is woo km his *Nita ihot oiallast amomosaMaa woo sot io dr amnia par aullloisat atomism poll to *dr oonicato. MEDICAL. Avotzsamms• Mau —Now el pathos's wbo peered ask amethethra la the othire preeter at milistr, and ressiwol serellethe ke r ea Thatelay, kept. 14 : J. linker berth 'Maim W. Mime; J. Parker, Meths; J. T. laiker,Mvealimei . Prowse, Mail; 1. J. Merriam. Irrthiera; W. Zweleak, Delay. Wereettarekka. SPORTING. DONCASTER &ACM TatralDAT.-431.1•1 YONlSallta HANDICAP Of 26 mark di. r gaimeWl V Ilrisred, witik 100 send, the non to Milelabs. 40 nod R m e Ibleditenne his wake. St. iAi er mow.mow. (71 Ora Isilarril). • Gle lllsa Smell, 6 yrs, IA Sib 1 u g g sirles lady Winn , 6 yre, Sot 41b (Nat I Mr. B. Is Fees inewstre, 4 yri. 7st Rh. (0. 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