The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-27 00:00:00

• C .- X5 l ( - 1 - .7 44 - 150"6- 1 .14"771 7 , 4 ." a.. 4 1 .0. 4 4 4) t 4 , rtisi ssautix.a • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1856. No. 3,1801 (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. volt ilt)M shipping day 10th Novetabar, t. from lon, ,IMlth November. the MSIMMII rim /Mb rim ~,c r .1.0. NINO tk. letremles to N of 114 , 1 I .7.• to. N !CHOLAS PCNTIVAir i = o -o, tl.. la y 1n.1,4 roam TIM &iv exceliest Meow --. .1 .111 curl ert vsporloored gunroom— ,..ll to Captain PENTRILArIi ; or to r. mi. ROAN. IJ.I, Lestloololl-rmet. B. MUM ANATOMICAL u NUSBUM, 4 1 arptd=r i a-asz i t d alimis so t d trams tans la haft wher l 1211 rid at a rad a woo. ba pt. t 5 , C ... we : ims. e rg ago deity.—A Or Elea BENNETTIS MODEL WATCH. 66, C • .Its e n t —At Ws Trawkaory.•my ens& ninety et tie sowirt he two wemettete; Alm. tram ',Wu: *Add. trait 12 stars. TY I NA tkorts estahos ID per omaL low TSB DATE JUL'ONINT.-TRACTARIAN DECLARATION. ?Hi IaIREDUC. -••-- The Ilallariag declaration ham bean cirealatod innonipa We. lbe of the me Cabello ea& Aparnila Z ig rol'a Provideme to /stabler la lie perlarie'd Ointelary recording to the Book of Cannan Pram, do Webb is the preeesee of Almighty Ima is Doable eel with the too of our Sidi- Willa so VOWS. SI we Pon, make blows sad do do. iblison:— SOUTHAMPTON, 001.16. The Vela Stem mow otemmtrigite Madam, which Me beta lylag lure he the last math, will, it is minded, leans he Bust es Wednesday nut, there to winter. TM Mem of flostbawptea will pay a partial G&W visit to the frigate t►sorrow. ()aphis Ptomaines*, the muenster of the frigate, has returned from a visit to lieethad mad miaow ports of Meglead, ant reemaed mew mead. Dubs by Mums the ormataad bay devolved apes Lleateheat Mani ma, to whim seartsay ass* Mutated* Of visitors ben bees indebted. Newly all the MMus have bad lease of abeam, have vi•ited the eights of Masks& sad lave bees highly &HOW with tee country, sad with the Madams sad hospitality with whit& they have bees heeled. Is tomeamees of the seamate of the Mer rheas whisk Mae bees published, a ausber of Fussell sad Dutch naval einem have 'ewe from F►aaee sad Holland to Ilouthasnytea as pursues to impost the frigate. Om of the Frisch naval easettriets has also been over hem sad pOIICR re PASSENGERS for GEELONG, rola ?II I LI.I —An direlmt e 1401141 Cabin to 14 Let. to rtodid Hr ti.h cilyprr 41.11.111 AW ATHA, rapt. SEED, to led ,r I for °m bO 4 C041111 , Z1.41 tifr loadtps the Jai, 1..it.,—.11014, to AN DIMINO sad SIVINIICIIN, 1. Lo ..v. of to JOHN BOSCO. 80:115. and Co., 14, Comm. Wert VOlt triI)NEY. New South Wales, Direct esiarmeat to her Majeitya Emigration Commlnderm, kr nevi. all her rare. mewed. his irppout day November rtto. the dr trarthee 11.11. FITZJ A NE& A I. • r, enal awl ...over trained . MATT II V. VI J. 11A311 LSO N. A sa.kr Wag In tie Last I. Dort.. Vur freight or pomp s; tnJUIIN DUN UV. SONS. mad Co.. 14. Caonno..treet. HALF-A-CROWN is bow the pries of Ocsece VIA, ib. bee, at Os Wardress, air Ur Br= l i s i ai Mum•• • .Vese 004116 la Ills MTh at so sr Di-4 eat DIMMING CASEIL--At Mr. 1111C111'8 EWA suilimoris. II& 4. Ludte6413411451. lad Crystal Imam. la I MO er . at Milli rum amialp bt am aa d a i i .. , 1111 to L mama ...re15.....,• = 1 : e mbIiN A C Ida A 1 sagtOsgr am Tda N i, . 16 2171 et Ileelre FM be woo. taw overlay at MMus. 73W ZEALAND sad AUSTRALIA. 4.1 FREPERICI TOVNO am PO LOX—Parke birdies L or e orre4 ,. se the a s t bz: ceicelsomieler==:e d . 11 6 ens.y tMu bmc estoNbilbol the futfill , n .4 tIO boo ref whelp ter i ii=pr e ;Ot. 4l *bo eacortonty 4.1 sra•eleperes aveleee wet o mid Ile ra. f goo_momorfoo Ifoi.Lb of Liklafy = Mk{ aide il Post r.. 0 . e ,e. Tie ediewise are mu Isaias I ets : Mips. Caninlou Craw I Pat N . li & Annkta = ndan th tlYesl o , n A " Inoillnoth.... :J. non .... 110 ' dm :Nov. Is = "is UMW of Atm Mow Mt.. ISIS II lonn Ahem 'J. 14.1.16.5na.. 663 IWO 3row. lS Inme Ann. me an dm damn BMA Wk. * mamas Reined n: an bytr than e l sai other virgin en Ur bora—tor Intent nr panyen WIT 101 , NO mad Oa, Minsk. Sow lannead cninents' BIKMO. SSTEAMto AMERICA.—Tho LIVERPOOL sod PHILADELPHIA ITEMS SHIP 001IPANY Wind dr .retet t/self tlydrbeilt Iron Saw Elrllip How LIVERPOOL PrimorLriiiaa./nalbi: PITY or WASHINGTON Wadieeday. Sth Nov.. MM. (In OF MANCH ESTER Wedarday.l9lll Soc. IT BALTIMORE. is N Wolsr•day. 17th Doe.. them busk 15 near. 17 ratorre. sad SI paisare diet 1111101. to the atereasedaars ts Ga. iltaioreorne, all harts, the mem pptt wor. sto Mom ; sad. halted meter or Pareadmo beak ter TU.* obis sal New toot arm be taker at S :Nana am& ler turn. partladlan‘ me " Nrdtkr.A Guile:" or apply W WILLIAM INMAN. 1 aid IL Towerbdlemas Liverpool: or to the Amman 5.1 &aroma Lamm Carphay. 4 &lag WlDharalroal. elly, Ledo& TEAM to NEW YORE, hos Southampton. 110 The relied Plato Wail *ma Alpo Ain moans from NCfor NEW TORS dlreet a follows: lIINOTON. 2.2, tom 72.) bererAmarr Weimer:lm Nov. & 1111A:10. ISM tow. borm-r...ret, Ireimiday. Nov. 19. RPM ANN. Uhl Soo.. 75.0 horrpowar. Wedreaddy. Dm 3. LTON. 3.1.00 too" ao hone. power, Weelmaded. Dee. 17. Ilarve vlarams an aot:d for the: raralsells of Mot pampa. led Mr Os eacellesee of Heir porrorrr areowmahados. Pans teetudlaa erortovqr co the moat Moral ma& eliviardh Anio sad 7.15. Int dam. MO; word Meek am ai r/ AA; by Ho Hamm. and Wadiagtok Roha4 rpm ..-DA Wirt aeon tit mooed der .06. Anil ORINDLAT rd Co, O. ILL Manialt•plase. Chalon ; R.ll. mdn c w airrztrimallimPOokaada. Diarlibridr arrol, Lori& Drone NY Miro of credit mem He DOW Sham UMW TWIIIIS LA MY, by th• ILL alt Drama agak—snoiTM SEA PAMIL I... I9.—A4rift, d a t i rdza: te , • IMO 714 "" milliWZFildis .17.3 at gam= ra I VA sol Art at Orr Nalaw Ora Ora Ps* r ARUSSELE, COLOGNE. sad THE RUM, by sh. &gal Wd flame.-1 l07AI,ill& . 11117MIS ham /11 for WM:7 I) every sled at UM els sal OlfrkND Co r LOVER ororY P• m • M tow has beger or lb. nom' elm" Ha Tftwellilkbas ma be otoshool 114 laasharestre* wee wriend be Ma. V = ICTORIA (LONDON) DOVE& TO mu& MAY[ alp ice MWan soOgare is So 'Medi Daft vis. : Mg& SID mosiso. ecomur ...... um I Cooed Ocalltive: I W e t lamokar...l ISTANDOCLI ...... . Miter . 31, " CIULZt UtO 000 1 Ca m COLOZADO Co. /COO .. OS Itio lots ono k Co. PI: UV IT ............ Oil Karl ..... • Om et the Setake Las ef Auslllory Sompeetooss Terkea. 1 Or sr the Amanitas Asoßtery Mum Mews. I Ord tbe Len of Ault** Sow CUPPoIo. TRANPIT ARRASORMENTS. I4ore my war** between the VICTORIA DOORS awl " - 1 .1101171 4 / 1 1"e le b roo ld. Iti rtedeo led Se Inert. Omer tbe dellvers erase emp Sisy m ot lie Deit-beeeo. by IS woe. ea be ter Res the D im ple, 14 ADM Doi mom at. Dee mewed op be e. U . j edloone te ma Te***, at On Dot" VD be game te the mat lithe 4 t II of Um Vim l eds Seib. üblob bat we ootrliorably below thee el tate Wm Mid the Pere of ae* *Odes es ue dro the OoriCi et Mreemeel Mete broa d es i ieolos se Waded la a Pollee lee Ile wrado w t u roor Oingeoloe. gm zw,....., v. ~ Ws* dew Roo de Dab to the Illeerboo Win be few IRMA lee to eri D. ger oe. tbeedo oes* le the Doebe tram Xlemios or Slosilard *lle owe .......= II oeMllie seilorteks tho yolked* mid Savo* d Nebo woo o 4 tory bre doe. Nei lee= tor rooreZte lli tenrevisot ilulth b lmrircon tM a i trota Rem as DA% W ea erebene. the mere of Inuroole. resoreas i PteeLL la Ike roo=tleeTiiirte l = Om PIM lio Roston be Ile depo die . Ter** betoemeles am be NV** et I* Do*.boeue. It. Roe& emelt el she Deis O. CAPPER. Ileras. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK&—Tbses Docks ellstble M s exteuelve enennettalles fee WIN ES lad seitrw.. nry The Veen en at the non eihrtemiel sad seretion pease* dry PM dl reetibeed. The donee ere new relP * l=a tr wet. ne Yea then et the ether Den Comrade: . CACIPSII, Mawr. Tl.ua Itaniaal Danhomeh /7. bas. C OALS — B, Sere. and Aillway.— LEA and Co.'s Ratios. andth at Sok awl tram Ws W menu Nauman at IN tor h: ti Marelltooes. d Laseve• aria Stowavt's Wallood, &flawed, aeramod, to soy part at tombs. at 76. _per umosasl4—Ml ata, to he addrearod to LlitA as ia = llateth Sallynw V•val Depot& Matt aim Wasson. av To "LOVERS FISH" _ (Fifth M esses).— IIINUINII YARMOUTH SLOATIRR—Tbos MOM .. Wood amiss terwsplal ts W ;sem rselpist lie roma as /0004111=10. PAM Arms sr psiSelis 10* Mood* ********** ( 41}Pasksselseluds1 SO 4s. 64. Fold .teethe, essily. sal scams .tislos.—Addrsis THOM 111 LEWIS. Ns.. IlAlsossr. Ovna TanstAnn. TUE TURIE OYER-COATIS AT A OITINKA. A GUINEA AND A HALF AND TWO GO IDEAS. HYAM it.tl Cb.ll ESTABLISHMENT. 86, OXFORD UNMET. b risiebnkind kw Or diem of to ar well so Mr Ns %mkt owl Kyla 7MAmt. MINAS, , rts• Or Drums CoaK Trask M.E Creak Ambit Guam. Cage Cools. Nod Fakir*, are commika• and soileroble ara arc mil aa •orrooly martaram prom TlOtrill 111 ADO TO IMILA11111: AT H.. 4.1., WITH WAIST COATI TO MATCH. AT r► AL iITAM aad (X) . be, OXFORD-STRUT, n • Ort ?worn And T r :be WO sr darer sr cm .. r pel=r yr err Ir.. or erre he li. ulre. IA re sob le deralis=imilllii ~.ar 1.- kIoIWINO'h WATIIIPROOFB tar the bee _ erlidie Mon: ma y / obi stead id wadi" otol so safe Is Reseete. Tbir emy prwskal aoll deem el =tedtem,ln a web el the eld, Ti l Ye bee leill= g e • cerise'. friilig beau re ` the lettemee wade lee k. k ri i :4 8 7.47, • = b. 4. Rol tollhOORI h• Eteolmt te nisbi rtm . bto .. l7 cm. amr=alla oseWr wok be ewer eye. trut• 3e ere. er MK 'wino, — Glide ie~ mai IM. run, 4 J. C. CORDING. Mk Gook out el Twaele•ter. VRI liptiamfu: it•aol , a of th e last half oratory . han wood liry..lµ,teu Sat ROWLAND, NACUISPAS • pudiarly varmilhiai I..sst• ts Um pallid. reeseateek dies Mrs 1.). IN sees ewe i t= Ye a Vainilled2s;Meat=.ll bgeirtgleNg oft It bop daft PINVIIIMSII4. d as hail el bak. Peke a. ea sot h. :t o saw sta. aa; maa SW& Sae as Se el Nei beele awe Uhe seek •• „,„US" Su • Muer% rai1 ...." ~ ..••• • ...a.. ...... ....t W deuese pen " 1 1 11I SISKMAIL -- Prolteetra by Royal Letters T B TANN 4 IININIA.NrA WNW by Imo b 0 *a isle dgluz Ire** Pas* sod the Imperial Gahm al Nierompormaa. we. No. I. lo • twasoft kr al *a oalaaaZt.oropowslanima aall egoism. Tiloomor. !le I, Jo Se don Mar pi mosallolall siai aallvoly end', deo aN Wow of Mar ani T isa swam loo m Le.. th.. 1011, all fliaadt•_ . 'SPAS 017 —. at ft ma polies of tat v.posintlela. avoramar. 1te.3.1. Qs = 7 foe lt , •:::•ai of disorim io ora l wort. •• r,,,trut 1, .l 11011=a0 ta:w nwr oar,w, "" Is INN wail 101111.14 L Trooomar, No& I. I. sow 3... oke d am . OW at i or ma, aad .1 all a . roostaN qpiallilaa Tliry tr..." 14 1 tr= ONO a see foe :.1...f I=7 4l'—" ous Hs i ; tol l :71 Ikololif la a my ole No. To a =; dlloldad We alparate Olasa et .... t al mo. BUM aa. bo larl . ll : ir ITN:land: II ll et — aid ' Oa. : lial ankill. lik . .* W. Mem& 411, saminvia; mg meat& IS. W • GENIRAL GUYON. The painful intelllgsscs conveyed to as by the last Constantinople steamer, and now confirmed by the telegraph, of the death of General Guyon, will excite profound grief in this country, where the desperate gallantry, the generous and loyal character, and the brilliant exploits of the deceased soldier had attained for him universal sympathy and admiration. On the evening of thel2th, this, onset the first cavalry Aeon (st the day, breathed hie last ; and he, who had passed unscathed through some of the most sanguinary struggles in modern history, succumbed in the prime of manhood to the deadly fangs of cholera. Of the three noble heroes who fought the last battles of Hungary, who struggled when all had de spaired, and doled for a time the armies of two empires, one alone survives. Ban, of glorious memory, passed from this world some six years back ; the death of Guyon we now deplore, and then remakes bet Basely to »raiment the glory and the miefortense of the noble tno. It is rad to relate that Guyon, at the period of his death, wee languish leg under the ingratitude of the Turkish government, whilst Heasty at this moment awaits alike a reply to his appeal to Sir William Williams of Bars and a resegnitioa of his great services by the British governmest. Richard Debaufre Guyon, Lieet.-Genetal Count de Guyon in Hungary, and Kurechid Pasha in the Tarldsk empire,was born at Walcot, Bath, on the 31st Meeds.Ull3; be wee the third son of Captain dupe, of Richmond, Surrey, and was descended from the noble Languedoc house of Galva de Geis. In his eighteenth year Richard Guyon obtained a commis. sirs in tie Austrian army, in Prince Jape A's 2nd Regiment of Hungarian Homers. Hin eider brother s. who are still alive, served respectively in the royal navy and the Indian service. Guyon attained to the rank of captain in his regiment, and in November, 1838, be was united to Baroness Spleny, the daughter of Fiald-Marehal Splsey, commander of the Heap-, rise Life Gouda, and a high dignitary at the seed' of King Ferdinand. Shortly after his mar. flap Guyon retired to a large estate paused by his wife near Pistil, where he gave himself up to tuantry pursuits and to bunting. The improvement of the cooditien of his pesseatry, and their religious welfare, umpbsti a large portion of the time of Gaps. to little anticipated the ewer which was about Is eyes to him. During the entire Crimea• outpaign be re mained in a buseish ineetion at Coeistantise &wide, in velum ity of displaying that lion spirit white bad on the keights of Branyiszko and I. fifty ether fights. Guyon has died in comparative obseanty, *bough sustained by a firm and able phalanx of Mom& His ease was to have been brought Ulm tbe Wend= of lbs Hoses of Commoos in theme */ seenims,ami Mere twenty of his friends in that hew hod .red to submit to the rti t t a iiilt nation the pereseation which bad less tly borne on the battlefield aid is as omen y one of the most gallant spirits ever sent teeth by &gland to represent her heroism and her virtues. Goy= no longer requires the public viodlistien which his Mends would fain have obtained for his. No pompons addressee from civic nonentities, no pre sentation of swords, no public receptions, were the lot of the man who could command 10,000 bores as other "celebrities" have failed to ooinmand 800. Bat in the hearts of those who knew him, in the regales tion of the Hungarian peasant as of the Torkisb soldier, his memory will never be forgotten. The personal appeerance of Guyon was striking. His short but muscular frame betrayed great strength and activity; hie face expressed resolution and ewer; his clear sun burnt oomplexion, lighted op 'by piercing blue eyes and encircled by • curling absent-coloured beard, betrayed his Saxon parentage. Guyon was a magnificent and gracetal eider, a fine swordsman, and was insensible to fatigue. He was of a generous end forgiving disposidoo, and we know no man whose death will excite deeper regret than that of Richard Guyon. A GLAtkioW Tlllu.—Clor andetant-superinten gest of polite, Mr. M.Kay, received a telegraphic Jespateh bon Liverpool last week that he was wasted there, at hie sonveslease, to identify a young teas w h n h a d b een appra Medal*. attempting to piek pocks% Mr. M'Hay obeyed the eansue, sad reached Liverp , el on the following day. The Ltvenped sapertateadent of online informed him that the yang man be wined identified wee n • county prises about kort MGM from the city, sad net it wo u ld t he no m . , eery feelkint (Mr. WK.') to proceed thither. The super. isteadaat famished Mr. Ill'Hay with en open order to the peens, el the rises, that the prisoner apprehended ea gadi a date was to take ►as plase amongst Ns ebb* primers preparatory to his idestilles ties. Mr. *Hay reached the penitentiary while the primmer, were out (e+ghty in aniabar) for as airing is the mare. He took up his positioo, and patently waited till they parsed sae by owe heron hire. They hod all p ggsg g with the saseption of sic, when Mr. WlCay trey steed a yeaag sea coming Mewl, forward, and, se be drew sigh, tura kis had slowly rowed, I. tie mann geserallr adopted by swells of the " flog." or "abetter" style of mbar, tin is lase was all hat invisible. This 111111011,70 wae hatless, for, aotwithstaadisi a eery meetly urinated mis ei g ai sp and the titian' garb. Mr. WlLsy recegaieed Tea llatglitaira, aa old Glasgow thief, sad one of the most 'spelt that ewer peastised to this ai , y Tow Is • plug mss about twenty-fro yon of age. He was goasected with an isa =bow Is Hutchssoa-street, a row Is which, it is b a - wand bin tt visit Liverpool, where, getting abort o f E sei r . hawed Me head, bef o re saagbt. He was An Voss eselleted of theft ths a lai He Court,, Ksowlerg stow 'irk time waited be a . asii " to him, tad helsgespgilon with mosey by his aleasdesed associates, ha thibantil Namarkahly well It was he who got up the seeked ball st the Olympia Theatre, (sow the &He de Doses) awl whisk it will be reoolleetad, was stopped through the MaNniarsaire of the pollee. He dressed fashiowatily, was is the bablt of regularly promenading to Argyle-etreat =the day, sad wee the lest person the unpreetised eye be.. takes for a thief. Tablet advastege of Mr ll'iLefe knowledge of Elivoliimion'e printouts osavietLeas ter j.... the Limped eathoeities lactated him at the Illoalsas, befare which he was this week 117871roaty lk :Voesimered te fur years' penal vervltade Saes his erarletion. Atoms out that Tom wee the prissiest sower is a swindle by which en Amorists beat., a few yeses ego, was rabbi d of 4,004-010/9010 Doily Man. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—A raelsocholy accident bee emeurred at Caldnek is the parish of Haig it. Aegis Msellend. shepherd, wee gatheriag is sheep steeled to be teal le the market. Op of the flock broke of, and de resnisi a bald projeetiag reek tendering the tea. Ilaeleed presented raps, sad, accompanied by two other men, pro. sealed be the spot, add tie! the rope cleat kin and began to dewed the reek, two holding the odor ead, in elder to draw his ap when airseesary ; but ham sees seaccesutable rums, he very saforteattely waned the rye, new enppor with tbe Wes of seeming tie allinal, see the met fell bee* keg over a stopesdatee reek of soeviderable ketht, sad wee Iswastaseesely k ill e The sheep abet tell had NARA the ems fate.—Sailaseas. BE musarrs TSZATRX. /Up*. Piroloaders appertain is the Marrs es Saturday earn drew, serer. the aaat dessely-arred here we bare err sees at this or say aka theatre. It was chiefly flied, sot by the adamants gore arias* but by panes to when her the are mad the perform, wen sew, sad wk• wen &levered sot cry by the lures metro% of the yore prise dere but by the quirky of deressios to whisk this farms dreashas sirs rke.ber the way of &aeration sad deform The mush at the drew was extra'; aid the ospreys of the multitude reeked up ewes the stareesse sad eseridere brim to the brae. Burred. were rare to pis adaiteasea. TIN ea thinker of the sedlare drag the ~tosses did sot d rtKtWreaseesastorassit. MS& Piesolesaiei nested all her powers ; sad ku vrpreeistedes of the &ha nifter, is all its phase, was wore Wiliest, mere taitseted, seer derply rearm thee we had err wee it before. She saner sway the Wier of the redo rarablege la slobs &al of syspely. hi. slept she has are &WM roper Ber aro, while it retake all its youth's' frehasse. so *threw sr eaptivatise, he grad betty sad baser, sr she has aspired a sesisisa-like sae and lair of tzetatios which she did sot pa ...sires she wade kw true us tries beard.. She will ram to ma, we west, with all the obanaleg gift. with which erre bee ea lavishly rudowed bet, rhaseed eel stragtheeed by the powers of the eteseassate artist We reset p.a without settee the egret peached by the sparser of Beller se tke tbarester ef Germs, the , tether of the girl's lover. It was equally remarketde r a vocal portentous, (though the wader eassewhat too high for his olio') and es a beautiful pins of astiag, full of troth aid feriae. It gave. Weed, sew pathos to the whole dream ST. }fdll7lol HALT. -A MIAMI of musical per. feressame bas Bess set ou foot here, nodes the &amiss ties of "The Lesbos Saturday Comma" The first took plus ea &tuft evadag. 'Thom memos am prehmelly intended to be of a popular obassoter, " presented (ia the words of the prospectus) at priers trials the MUMS of the humblest, but act depoudieg or (appealing solely to that class." There is, aseardlaily, a stele of priers reading from simease M throe shilliap for a staple sewed, sad peoportimately lower to mberribers tor the ',bolo series; sad, if we may judge from the sample glees oe Saturday mealog, the pertormseess ought to les Wrestles to a popular sodium. It is impossible, ea sash term, to pro due anything " rich or no." The peremiso was made up of MEMOS Wage." sod masieted Wetly of familiar Broliele mom sad ballade, with a dew hotmassetol pieces. Bat they were won Mosta sad geed of their kind, aid the perfumers, though ast the espomdm fammites of the day, wets esspeelalds, sod ms hieing mere. The ball was very far ham full, sod the esesipts meld sot les remusers tire ; bat the omens will probably be more amorously attoaded (as they deserve be be) whoa they are better Mows. SIR ROBERT PEEL AT STAFFORD. A banquet was given on Ibtesday last at Maned to the seem of the thafferdshire Militia. la the abeam of the Leed.leirateasat. the chair wee takes by the Hight Hos. the Had of Eastover. Neer the Minim weee the Hes. Beim' Taibet, the Hal et Date seeds, Theme esadea, Lima •Oalessel Dean, the Heal. A. ereetwiw, Me Robert Peek las, Itear•Adairal Malawariee, Chaste' Ihr Messy Isiah. Bart., G.C.8., Viessene 114.Vietwat, the Bari of Liebilisid. the BABY& Hen. Theme Newport. Isom% and the Mew of Meillemies. At a imilemene Mewled* Ineinellege liemeTherewhy, se • MS "ne held* de 0118 - 2111400- itwei 111111101. a sai d d ib riss ei N ile Weed. as lied ef elair Mili Zema ssees"."." et dines swims*? had the matry, the ties miasma of fltsf.drhi. Militia bed matribeted eperarde et I,6oomas be the maker may. H. might say tweet, that the militia had bees tile teems of infusing a =al emengst ai t is Me of the emir, ; sad fee sperm as • &mid like to an the mi lt* mod mime so a .em of reanitiag the regular may. les mate emlikrabie time this impeetaat element of the Missal &hams had bees slowed to rut la in scabbard, and after faeg yearn' pease it was thought by seats that this to ether dayk wield so Warr be fit to be mlMi kienuer. It was theeght that the people lied berme ge hemmed is trade sad maantietnees that it weld be lapeseibie to masa the militia as we did in farm Mee. Beth. was happy to my that ,be. the peewit, embed it was kneed that the esediaary easepstioas of the =ledid act detract is the least kern their high pebble asd devotion to their (*entry, bet sea of every elms be rte sad of campatioa abeadosed their @edam penults alai plead their time sad their sanitise. at the disposed of the amatey is her hour et used. ((Treat akeeriag.) ek B. Pm, M.P., is acknowledging a roast drank to legi, said he did set know Bet be meld with propriety re rare emplionet with the request which had bees awn, ad he Waal eadeame to make a few obsonatioas is what he hal allamsal in emsein Ile need not say, then, that the amble aopes,ntatlousf linglaad at the Coen of Ramis da telined let duty tweed apea him is the manor that was tageelN ef Mk and la a muter, too, which far eanteded the way is irMsli slier embassies discharged their ditties, ime that he elmitembaserel the eltanster ef this costar, is ea eyes of theHassian Coen. Besides, fa Burl • govenatest hed ens who, though tarrying courtesy to ha MI sat Milk IMO not asthma to impress the Rel4lll/1 2n L le weeks embeeneder did, that a different feeling WSW& Balsili!• what was really the ease. Ho bed eity of ecieversiag with Totlebee, the die. tie engager, sad • highly hamearable ma ; ad be seen eenshakell. M end a aamber of other dhinguiellted picas. wham Dam were almost beam. eemeable. 1e had mm amembied he Bessie 120 000 of the Asset Matey is the wield. Thou troops in supers ad appeases*, esceated aeything he Ind ever before wit. eested, and M bad ben seer the whole of ELM In, yet he led se dleabe that the plash of the English army would be • Mob he them. (Chun) He bed Mated to fortress of Crinetedt, sad then we. bat ono opinion, Iron the ©tale Doke Oensteatine down to the youngest " middy " ea board the Vladimir, that bad the energy of the emamander *quailed the pluck of the British navy, that formula the pram moment afraid be enabled in the dust. (Hear, bear) Sir Clanks Napier had been through the whole of the that sad foram, aid he gave it as his *aka teat it was lapossitde to destroy the tonna'. It wee certainly very Wear at this manes that it was Inv ' potable to attack Croastadt with sane. now, bet whoa the war commecced the case was very Metres% sad if the , Min who soutaanded the fleet at Copeabagea bad ' aimmuttled tie Baltic fleet, or if a ass potential of the spirit and capacity of a Nelson bad coat. mended that fleet, he had not the slightest doubt that es lb. tonnes at Copeattegea yielded a would Coos- Med% ken falls*. (Hear, bear) As he was most enjaml ea hie less, they would psrbape allow hia to say that although mime Iliad bon mended, theca was meek to pre vent then. from Myna ea a 0011tinligele pesos. They were en the edge et a volume, which might break forth at say w.; sat among the name for disquietude were Espies and the Dariebian Priocipolittos Had the war gee dined, Mote was ao doubt that the resources of Hawn would have heat inadequate to cope with the nominee of Prams and Ragland, sad tam a mat lentos" blew would have been dealt that power, Pom which it would have taken her •Ing time re reeover. Bet pe .ce had been ready, sad it was to be hoped that it would matinee. He aura add Mat then never was a mutest in which the people of • eras try were acre jestly segaged than wen the people of this was is the lam was, as is which the people had moms out slit with greater homier sad diatieetkee. NORWICII Fizz LIBRAZT.--Lord Stanley, M.P., baring &Mined to Wood the approaching iontatiratioo of the Norwich Pres Library, tho ernanitiee forwarded as in citation to tke Right Hes. W. R. Oladmonr, M.P., to gin the institution the advantage of hi. menace. The right Mo. patinas'', however, dedliood, I. We tare, the over tone aide hi.. LOlll5 ossuriL—Vie are glad to leant that Usaabsstor to 'sorely to ha honoured with a 'hit from froth Kossuth. The illustrious patriot room in coatplisnos w ith a requisitioa piped br assay of oar Indio, merchants who, la inaidog that requeet, hare, we ars pasusdscl, fsithhilly intororstect the wishes of tbelpsoplo of thi s district. —Mouchafrr HEAVY Loss or DiatIONDS.—A intim= owned ea Soso% who arrived of Havre two dare aim by the Prase Costa* from the Bnsila, I. lie hum to Nal, would sot wilt for the tan of +be dd., which would amble the vowel to eater t►e doak, but lauded by a pilot boat. Is geitioet frost the vowel lobo the boat be lee olio ovelhoard a small 1100 eaatakfhr Mastoids, which he hoped would prod... idea a saw of 200,000 f. A buoy wee inatedietely platen to mark the spot, mad an esperisased diver was 'tappet to risk to room the lost treamre. la este armee* he is to nosh% I.ooof , and 100 f. U satossesel•L Be ►ee already "dams attempt wished nult, sad will oats malign L Wsn; (is de weeds mid is the Book of imam) that we " rewire the body sod bleed of oar Leal hews Christ under the fors of bread sad wise;" sad "II /NM OWL " that epos the words et coeseseatios, re body sed bassi of Mahe le really sad estateatially pew seat, sad se ealdWted sad sires to all that rewire it ; sad all this, aot altar $ *yokel Nag sessusl, but after $ heavenly sad inessepasksellik wease l' of wbW state seat, Bishop Coals as" "la is esafeseed_ by ell divines." 2. We believe bt the weirdo of Mahe, " that the of t7hriat's belie sad of Ms Moeda sate the and bSsiylWs. the par_Lsking r e I W l e a tip ta e gatie Vial ladara also tboisz—• Ire that Meth 216 119.116 bresie sad &tabs& of his mope usweeildlis, be le gig elide bugle sod thee, of the Lard.' So that eats& sad Niers* mersiddlia, eitaidt and desks& Ids own ilseessiles, bums he Massa not the Wei UM, ; that is, be esesireth met Lwire bode with tke bemoan which' is dee unto Bye." Or with Bebop Foyle% 4 . that the Idasharistoo far as a to the astute ed the Beate, neat, Is truly the y sad blood of Christ, fa a tidy divine and hely thing, eves when it is take by the as. worthy ; bower, they aro sot partakers of its grate sad holiness, bat oat sad drisk their ows death and desuistioa. . 3. We hold with Bishop Asdrewee, that " Christ Him self, the award part of the Beeratnent, in and with the da -1 crassest, apart fees ad without the eareeent, whenso ever he 4,6 to be werebipped." With whoa agrees Ara : bilitep areahall :—" The flawaiest is to be acrid, sap tie Colonel of Treat, that Is (formally) 'the body sad blood of Christ,' say some of your When ; we say the Nag : ' the Beaseat,' that is, ' the sada of brad sad wise,' soy others—tbet we day." We therefore Wag convinced, I. That the diatribe of the teal pressuee of "the body end blood of oar Saviour Christ, afar the fans of breed and wise, " has bele uniformly held se a peat of filth is the aura free% the apostolic Wats; and was metered by dle, as it is also embodied in oar ewe false- Cir l bs - 4 owne 1. theistareetatiee of Saipan mot anasealy held to Ile Agra has bees, that the wicked, although they sea " d so was be partaken of Christ," ear " opiriteally eat His dab and drisk His blood," yet do is the facruneut ' set only take, bet at ad drink ea worthily to their own andeetnatioe the body and Wood of Cheer, which they de sot Mears ; E. That the pesetas of worshipping Christ then sad the,. especially peseta, after asseeratioe sad before comment ' cake, lee been mason throughout the earth ; Asd egowever, that the Thirty-au Artistes were *s teeled to be, mad are, la bustage w,th the filth and Otte aseiset eedivided abash; — De emessely ageing se neat of the spites of =saes Le Archbishop d Cometeleggy, is the some of Dialer e Deefers, as Implies, Ora* es ladireetly, that sea astesaati M we Yee oiled above are repepeat to the doetelee d tki Thlety•sla Areeles; feed we gaol from the sad swam, dead" or sea kegs d 36 fess. Is the lest Inotoome, to a free and lawful sped of thet - Wesee of the penises of Canterbery; ad Irk If seed be, ho a free ad lawful synod of all the d es a our osmoses.e. tubes each by God's ram May _ _ C. O. BAssuoLottitm, M.*, perpotsal estate of Bt. David'', Baser; W. J. B. Illadm, ILA., Mott of Prone; TaodAs T. Cairn., X A., rector of Claim, Osos.; O. B. Gavasse., toosetboot of Bt. James% liestbridge ; W. BILDOS ILIATIECOTD, B.C.L. en 'Gator of B d eti u obsry Cottmiret; % T. HIDDRIDIOR. MA. prebooyPas t ytosr el Ilessiag; Jodi Mama, MA., vista of 11.ualey, Wisdoms; I. K. 142•1,3, M.A., &skyline Collage; C. J. PINKIIID, ILA, note, of Laken. Raeluster ; J. I. POPILAK, ILA , preboodory of ealiabory, mew of Milted ; B. B. Pam, D.D. reels pro fi sper or Sabred, aria of Christ Clone, Oatord ; Wiratax Boots 8.D., impaled mate of Ctrist Cksleb, Boatos, Lamle.; EtivAdd. 3. iseeraboot of Bt. Mary Misideleao Masater•orreet, Landes ; ISAAC WILLIAMS, 8.D., Intoegeoesbr. Gloss... webby; J. B. WOODPOILD, ILA., Mew of Kompoford, Ol000totoroblr• ; O. B. YARD, M.A., near of Bet Taw. Tinos with Wrogby, Liseolsokire. CONSECRATION OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP. Yesterday morning the sersteolly of consecrating a bishop arcording to the rites of the Homo Catholic Church was performed at St. Mery's,Mocraelds. At 11 o'clock,Car , Mal Wilma intend the chapel in fall pontificals, followed by Dr. Great, bishop of Southwark, the MOM ef Boma, the Rey. Dr. Manning (formerly Arebasmen of Chichester), end a lags somber of prints. The bishop to be consecrated, the Right Rev. Miehoel Delfts Velum, who has been appointed to the diocese of Ronan, Dominica, was condoned to the altar, when the Cardinal car, by the two assisteat bishop, Bishop Gnat saying, " Most Reve rend Father, oar holy Mellor the Catholic Church deans& of you to promote the priest hen present to the heavy °Mee ci a bishop." The Cardinal asked for the apostolic man den, which was produced and read to tbe congregatim. &viral question. wets put to the bishop sleet, after newer which, he kissed the Cardinal's band, and was then mediated by the assistant bishops to the private chapel, when hie cope was taken off, end be was vested with saa. dein pectorale•oes, flowing sick, tunic, dabastie, chasuble, sad maniple. lie then prow eded to the altar, and recited •portion of the envies of the mese. He then lay prostrate en tke left side of the Cudiaal, while the Litany of the stints was neg. At the cotelusion of the Litany, he lON sod knelt before the cardinal, who took the book of the Gospel., and, with the Mama of the other bishops, placed it open over the neck and shoulders of the bishop elect, and I la this petition it was held by me of the clergy duping the repetition of several lemon. Hie head was then wrapt naad with lines, cad the eerdinal having pissed an apron es his knees, wonted his head with oil, Ono round sedates ea the crown. He then waned his hands and motioned the service. He then spank!: d &crosier with holy water, Gad bandies it to the bishop elect, said, " &Min this staff of the piston' Waco, that la the corned= of vies thou *ayes* employ severity with Module, sad ORMAN Nag neat without anger, and that in cherishing vista* thou 'Gayest soothe the minds of thy tisanes without neglecting is thy peacefulness the severity of reproof." A ring sad a mitre were beaded to the bishop elect with dialler ezhorta. boos, and be than retired to the private chapel, when his head and hands were wiped from the chrism with crania of breed sad lases. He returned and " revereneed en his k nees the uothesentor." waking ea offerieg to his of two loaves, two verse of wise, and two war torches, kissing his band as be received them. The new bishop was then placed is his seat, and a collection was made in behalf of kis demen, which is represented se being very destitute. • 'ernes was mashed by the 'ordinal. THE 81311LET-CießDaite CALAMITY. Yesterday months Mr. Spurgeon being too ill to snood his menthes in his chapel, ia New Puk-stveet ' Borough, his plan was Bled by the Bev. Alezeader Pleteher, of Finsbury-elms Chapel. The neither made sore allusion to the /ate &entity at the Barrey-gardens. Tb. try of Ire wee wholly groundless ; the itelldieg weld sot eves ha set oa lin, value torthes were deliberately applied to the various putt of the baddiag which were coestreeted of inathastible nate ride. This, as if this was not enoogb, there was raise/ a cry that the roof was fallieg—a roof which was altogether remarkable for the solidity of Its eoestruction. If hie words could nub the eon of those who had raised thou ales, ►e would tell them that the blood of the seven poor oreethres who bad eons to as untimely sad was upon then mad that they were also guilty of baviog sported with the hose of (housed; and tees of thousands, of their fellow creatures. On Saturday he had visited all thou who were is the hospitals, and conversed with thou oos by one. He wee rejoiced to Bed then treenail is wind, sad reeeverisg their bodily health. One gentleman, who ocher cheerful and well, he found bad broken his thigh; soother had brakes his aim—both bones. The child who lost her speech he Geed bed uciveted arid gone home Oee poor fellow who was dreadfully bruised gave an affect. leg assount of the manner in which be was carried out sad laid epos the grass for 20 minutes while the othen were attended to; some old teen came up to his; and watched over bin, till further relief arrived. He hoped Mr. Spur gees would be able at ea early day to address these, aid; 'MONO his labours with increased efficiency. ROYAL COLLEGE or SUROIONIL—The following nestles's, baTiop undergoes the amenity examinations for the diploma, were admitted m.mbere of the college at the ateetterr of the Coen of Itaastieers on the 24th init. : Ream Chula, Jobe \Vaunts, Ipswich; Thomas Pew, Abridge, Sawa; Robot Bream, Chapel ea le Frith. Darby ; William Rudd, Hattlefgh, Suffolk ; &tweed Har e% He.. But lees Company's termini; Inept Abraham I Rut, St. Mary's Hospital; John Moorliesd, Dablia; sad Winks %Wad Tspor, Dublin. visited her. He aelantoly maimed her, lied made 'opium setae of has pessliarites. A large numbed of nava l diem boss Portsmouth have also paid the bipte a visit. Mr. Dam, the AlteliNll ambassador is this country, was to have paid ea official visit yesterday, bat was , unable to do so as mount of some domestic bereavement. Some Meer of bar Mojesty's ship Shannon were oa board of kw to-day, sad a serail Weightless of civilities took plass between them and the Ametkaa officers. Lest swain, pert, about modems, • small steamer with a large party of ladies sad pulsates approached close to the frigate from Southampton, sad moved slowly round bet, seendagly to let the party view the exterior of the Mists. Captain Pren dergast happosed to be out shore at the time. Idenitesant Harrison, with his usual courtesy, seat • boat of to bruits the party es board. An mime was brought beck that Lord Pelmento• desired his rempliments to Liesteaust Harrison. Hie Lordship was auk obliged for the invitatke, but as it was getting dark he regretted that be dad his friends hod not time to as. the interior of the frigate. Oa Sadie; that Lewd Pahnentea was is the smell steamer ' Untamed Marriott immediately west of to her to pereoaelly invite his Lordship sad hinds ea board. The lateness of the main, however, preveated the seaplane. of the tenewed offer. The American offsets still hope that his Lordship, who does not reside far from Southamptos, will Maser the frigate with avkit before she lame Soothe:vas water. Lugs atom of provide= were pat oa board the Merriam yesterday, preparatory to has departure. Soso of the tams of the frigate belong to distiagaished families in the United States. PIRACY AND MURDERS ON BOARD TEE ENGLISH BARQUE, OLOBB. PORTSMOUTH, SamaimT. Rar e is yrs mad Monne° Harsalano, Its tabled Motto • NUM*, en Austrian—three wits lt d men—were brought before the Mayor and OVIIIN 1111.164111016. *Rag at the Court-home this day, abaripd with isemmittiog piney on board the barque 01111114 and Mnadwl. Joseph Pattinios sad Evan Brans, Xi seems IS baud the ship. They were farther =Via et sadist two more of the crew, Daniel and Deaid Timmy wi , h isset to mter. Hs WIN= flaselsad. Se thief mato of the Glebe was tisaidead at teaddevable hag& Hs deposed that ca the fßia t4 hona 46 of Judy let the Glebe was is the Bestbsses ales te Onshreisetis, the ens ed the three pkeass o two elks Amiga's, sad els est • elodies Mash a n d the states se isesigaers MA A llied part el the eras shoat three or her weeks. Oa the eat amid the Glebe got seder weigh, sad left the ini :e for Elelaelses. At half-pest 3 ea** ee Ss ef the 6th ef ;sly. witness, who bad jell Ws having dabbed his wish, heard the reps rif *re; pistols, he istaatly ran es deck, sad wined be the sestet to tars eat. Vibes he got oa desk be deed lease sad Callao, two of the MI/, lying ea the dab. mist out that they were shot. While watts and the meter wars stied *: by the vosaded as, Layne sad a masa sot le cal tody, tilled Angelo, sew up sad napped a pistol, es at wises, the slew at the neater. The caps west off, but the pistols sised es. Wager sad the sassier aisistsi , the sea oreeadol lab the *Min, and fastened the door. The weeskid sea weld be of is se, bat the master load • musket barrel. wider be contrived to @plias at a stick. Wits's sad the meter then loaded it with powder and hall, tad kept yard at the cabin doer, latmding if no assay to dissisep It by striking the sap with a hemmer. Tab whales tested into a long statemot of the pri mmer atessessts sheet the ship, while witness and the metes mesa hor MIMI hots in the cabin. Ultimately, he mid, the Osseo" demeaded mosey, ad pro mind M leave the ship if the master gave them whet sway he he& Whales fastened eight or niae me- Mewls • pissed paper le the sad of a maned, and hold it up dio= z ine s teopmisa. Af.erwerds, by egreement with die Saes sad th ose in the cabin retired to easillse aids, Ns rimers wort down and ransacked themeless. Sheik IL am time afterwards the pri sons ad the ether Weisser' left the vessel to a toat. Wiser sad the mass soot on desk, and discovered Pet tiness deed, with his throat cut, in the formed,. His head wee merely hanging by a piece of skin. David Thomas, meths of the Grew, Nes up on deck out of the hold, with • est la his throat sad a wound in his Mist. Witness sod the master stood fee the Bosphorus, and having anchored in Headley Bay, %formed Admiral Grey of the murder, Ac. The Recruit gunboat was in march of the murderers. The Turkish authorities sated very promptly in the matter, and the primen were captured a few miles inland from the met, and headed over to the British admire', who for warded them to Ragland for trial Retorting to the law of this emotry. As leterproter, duly ewers, read over the above evidence to the priapism. and they were asked whether tit. y had any question to pet to the witness. Legarva said he had nothing to say or ask. All that was written en that paper (Mr. Scotland's des °tidos) was untrue.. -- - . . .. . . Barbalaao said that what hid been stated was mates*. Se had aothlag sere to my. Pettrieb gave a similar answer. Yr. Swansea, in assent to the beach, said the other evii. denim mut neersearily take some time to take. Tile Mayor said, under thole circumstsamm, be would re 'gaud the peisoaes with Timothy. TM arbours were thou reminded to the Barone!' Gaol. They appeared to treat the proceeding' very lightly. Per Irish sad Bertelse" frequently smiled at variou points of the mate's widows as the interpreter mad it our. DEER STALKING AND DEPOPULATION. —Pro tium Bitable, of Rdiabamh, sands to the 7 rises the rt nits of his observation daring mem months' residence Is the &sottish Hildalands. What strikes a mugger most (he says) is the Braemar district, Oar he hat removars• frnm his first stupendous adneralion of mountains and pins forests, is the great number of ruined houses iownywhars ' Martiat la the aims; that, to tut, salty glass which lat . olp sea taksog • tionaidorable population of indus trious ponoodi woo suthisg sow bat • solitude sod a gionkoopor's booms. "Bet," continua the Protessor,..what airootod MO with • yet doper sorrow was ths nalsomal Ewag of daspomisassead hopeless despair that had takes powoolon of the rewsiaiss population. Every poor man la that district bad sews sad remioircesees of an abandoned here sad of Malawi friends, and when you entered into coannation with him with regard to his own future pre.- poets, you wets sure to learn tbat tno man considered his fate es altogether depesdest on persons is whose estima tion as. royal stag area of infiai.ely treater value then a hundred boast tenants. • • Trio, sir. is • ishjeet whisk audoubtedly denture the serious consideration of every ' Briton who lova hie sonstry ; for, it I am rightly informed, the deer-sta:king mask is sot confined to Braemar, but Ism info/god other std yet more entenoive districts of tern. tory. When ridisg up from Alkalis to Ballatar, the driver of my depart, point:lag to the hills of Glestanser, as 'oath side of that Dee, said, with au secant of sad mfg. settee, These kills Mee fed hundreds of Ise shop. now there is not is. to be f nand thole, for the ales has boos tuned into a deer forest.' You are aware that den will never feed is sheep walk., so that any Morin of country that the sob!' proprietor chooses to tan iota a preserve for doer is seamanly robbed of even that smallest assoust of population consisting of half-ad , son shepherds sad their doge, whic h give a foible upset of human life to the imam's,* solitudes of Satheriesd That snap permits will defead this state of things from various motives, sum tinily obvious, 1 ass easily sod d , bat whatever easy beeald is Isom of game laws is other districts, when the gelation comes to a distisst issue between arist ocratic pas , times and the very eliatencia of the best part of the popula tion (foe such the pesesatry are io many views), the bathes of &Maim fa the mind of a humane man and a good hitless Is sot likely to waver lour" 81100 TING EXTBAORDWARY. —On Wednesday week the Berl of Egliaton, with a party comprising sins Rasa, killed is Aacheno preserves ' near Dnedonald, in the short spas§ of Bike and a half hours, Ike hundred and enentees rabbits, two woodcock*, end one partridge, bale, at the rate of fully fiftyroven hi al to each gun. or se I empty banal to sash ovary four minutes, which mut but been petty yam Agonise% DUBLIN. Our. 9b. A rasetieg of the Gomel de tors in the Ilpe wary Joint. Stock Bank was held yeasedey foe the of appointing two persons to represent the Bede of their &M , Mt in any committee which way hays to elide the course to be taken by the depleltors end eledilers of the bank in general. The seethimen elmeem tar the purpose were Mr. E. Power, • sellsher, whim fe already concerned for creditors to the meet el 10,0001., and Mr. It. Everard. Mr. Mew', esetismed the meeting against projects of con 6. Mob% Itklshe he said. would only have the effect of preleadag as shareholders ; and on hie motion the Nellewing mespreheneive and explirit resolution wee imenimeedy adopted : Thee Inalsonel r rands the Wising-up Ante the seal tene end depositors of the Tipperary Joint-Btott Beak are r in it trained to lateness in the poseediep now being ea themundor, and are niasequanUy debarred fees any asthma. indinestion ea to the *Mike of the beak. end the simpillesnesei the abasebeidere; sad Wee meek es a meat supra Mtempt wee made nailer the last sissies of parliament Is the emergent of a mea sure theareetive of the Sof those creditor,, aid stigma. tised by th e Meese elle Bella as an Irish job,'• aid mach ae it would he dseirshie, if possible, to twin er avoid the ear std meow dassellneat soots ale lanYial out of separate mho at Jaw *le ossevery of individual demands, it is now deemed espedient far the purpose of pretesting the rights end Men* elute median and depositor o t the ennead heed Ism& of th e Tipperary Joint Stook Bask, see ef teveMlgelkg die adze of the bask and the Home* sireeemmesse of the ehersholoos end persons liable to eseirtbste r mambos@ apes a proper duly verified statement thereof, end its reseive mash = oossimusicatioas as sada r od eo behalf of mid shareuridets that twomil e rto be to represent the Clouse' district on the sentaitin sew la seethe ef formation for the above purpose, and to to a taws malaise of the said creditor. and dos of the Mead Ogees the result of Inch invest*. ...17111 thus to swells the said treditcre et sash future to ledge of and adept the moat effectual mess of of their several demand., or adopt such lOW proo= li er meolutiona as, under the Ureuentaneee sf ithe ass, ay firs appear stlvueble. It thing hereby, leweew t asslasell sea understood that this resolution 'ball nee be toss ea mestrust to any manner as °ionise a segielellse kr a essapromies by the said creditors of the Cleamsi Wm* with the shareholders allergen es members, Wpm= Baal et of said bank, or be in see wise so used rmi... laWielptiolland inquiry, and the said report theme. The Protestant Association of Cork having transmitted a mimesis' to the Irish government, essigisMing that certain local magistrates did not Mow sidiskst seal in bringing tojastioe some persona charged with riotous conduct at a protestant night eintremesial meeting, some weeks since in that town, the following elleial reply has been received: Debits Castle, 14th October, 1856. sat Humeri by the Lord Lieutenant to ackmow ledge the rassipt of you Miter of the 10th instant, with he sesompanyfaa amissama =alive to • cue of riot and ammult whisk was brought before the magistrates at Cork on the lith alt. sad with refuse= thereto lam directed to state that his Suellen', perceives that the mtsgistrata atani measly decided eni receiving isfcratations and seeding the parties chug= for trial, sad the papers having been laid before the Atte:l'Bl4=nel, that officer has directed • promentlos. His Ezeelkacy further directs axe to state, that, as • panel rule, he deems it unfit to interfere with justices of the poses la Use responsible performance of their defies, or hookah the he* uptession of their opinions= the rues before them ; and that the exceptions to this rule should be of rare occurrence. His Excellency also con. mitten thatit would be inexpedient to bateau* in the matter in gnostical, especially a prejudieo might thereby be =a slotted to the can. sew is coarse Mir an, sir, you obedient urea•; Tuna= A. bacon. R. B. Tooker, Esq., literdyke, Cork. The Cock corporation have received due notice of premed's'so in the Coact of Exchequer for the re oovery ministers' money, of which three gales have beea allowed to ran into attar in that town. His Highness Meer Ali limed, Reis of Xhyerpoor, has returned to Dublin, and expresses himself greatly gratified with his tour in the south of Ireland. A Mr. Russell D. Connell, holding a respectable position as clerk of the Cork Loan Fund Bank, hes bees committed for trial before the Recorder on a charge of embezzling the money of the bank. The magistrates, however, took bail for him, himself in 2004 and two sureties in 1604 each. HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER NEAR YORK A robbery, attended with eircarnstsnees of more Asa anal aggravation and cruelty, was perpetrated oa Sa turday evening last, oaths high road boding to Healingten, seer to the premises which were a short time ago used as a bleseh-yard, Re. About half-past nine o'clock in the evening Samuel Elli son, a labourer, residing at the village of Heslington, and who had been at York purchasing some groceries, was pro oseding quietly on his way home. When he arrived a short distance from the Qaakers' Retreat, where the road re very lonely, a sea passed him, and alter he had walked a few yards further, this fellowgave two or three sharp whistler, no doubt as an intimatioa to his whipacioes to prepare foe active operations. After walking a few yards further Zillion met other two meg whom he ob , erved closely, his suspicions having been risottol by the whietling. He thought, however, that he was net a party whom they were likely to attempt to rob, and he therefore west on hie way, without feeling ap prehensive as to his safety, but he had not gone far before he neard footsteps approaching him, and when these appeared nearer, he drew himself to one side of the road to allow the parties to pass. He was Is the act of turning round to look at the persons, when owe of them gay. him a blow on the hi ad with a life-preeerver—or, more correctly • The _...-...estroyer—and knocked biro down. isire Idlowi Mew AU epee the poor man, end while one of them attempted 0. isis pocket., the other continued to beat him in the suil hostel meaner over the head and face, notwithstanding Mee Lilacs offered to BM* them all the money be had. The pew tlenew's trip attracted the notice of other persons who mem Setandag to Heelieston, aid, hastenieg to toe spot, • eineval the two villains in the act of running away • fmt se possible, one of them having jumped over a get. MO. a field by the road side. An instant chase after the blows we compassed, and they were both run down and eptured—ons of them in the field into which be had jumped be Mr. Charlie Stabler, and the other on the high sw•it by Mr. William Cottam sod Mr. Thomas finGl3. A MArpreeerver, no doubt the one used and tl.rown away by Or robbers In their society to escape, wet also found . - near the spot. The prisoners were conveyed to Hurnaton, and were placed under surveillant* at the Charles XII. Inn, at the village. Ellison, whJ is a man of great physioalistrer gth, appears to have borne his ill•usaee without lasing his sensi bility fora moment, his own natural vigour and power, and the excitement attendant upon the attack, having ens tallied him throughout. He walked home with a little 'sedum ee ; medical aid war procured, and it was then dis covered that the injuries he had received were of the most dangerous kind, and may inanimate fatally. On Sunday afternoon the prisoners were rearmed to York Castle, when they gave their names se W illiam Patric*. and Thomas J echoer. Theis men, we billow., have recently been lodging in Switegate, in York, and the latter is well known to the police under the cognomen of Sailor 're nimy. He professes to he a 'glazier by trade, and we have heard that he is a " ticketoi-leave man." Patrick has alto been previously convicted and imprisoned in York Castle. Both of them appear to be about 24 or 26 years of sge. Oa Tuesday evening a third wee, named Francis Walker, was apprehended on saspicioa.—Forkedirensors. THE LATE MURDER NEAR BAADFORD.—The ad . pursed inquest upon Joemish Mille, fishdealer, wee held on Friday, by Mr. C. Jenne's, at the White Bear Ins, Bradford Moar. The only witness of the murderess emmunter, John Jowett, a young man in his 21st year, wee recalled and re-ezamiamil He stated that the reason why be did not assist Milne. when he war attacked on the road was, that be was frightened when he saw a knife produced, and be cotld not tell the reason why be should ham run tar assistance is a place at • distance of a mile and a half from the spot, wheal he saw that easy persons were in it sir dwellings, and had sat retired to bed sing the road thithtr. The murderer worts • round drab coloured jacket, a fustian waistcoat, red silk handkerchief, and a cloth cap, and yet, although he noticed there articles of dress, be did not (for it was too dark, he sald) stream hie features, and did not think he would ever be able to recogsiss the murderer, " rscept by bis clothes." Being asked where be bad lived all his life, and where be tat bens brought tap, he stated that he bad passed the earlier pontos of his life at Ripos, and the rest at New fords, adding, is answer to another interrogatory, that he bed " remises to a school in his life." Mr. J. N. Terry, the summits, me the remairder of hie %continuo. Thal jury then reternsd the open verdict of 4, Wilful murder spinet some person unkaosen."—ilanchester Guardia& CRYSTAL PALACE—HALF-A-CROWN DAT.-BA. Tl2linAte 007011, 26 —admissions on payment, 1134 ditto by mess Veils% ball t Wei vivito% 1,11171. • 1001 TOR 17111 f HOUSEHOLD. diaa a pram A. lalf-lommad. 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