The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-19 00:00:00

Anidi nd enter aili magas. lest I hers solo Esalianwitt Imlay the now et esslam, sad ~ m anins thesl i f . h e : t o sew him et the deka et prisithea Ced simpi er ei as debt* law here easavossell is eiiiis tbe seine see sesseteA le wee ells& he Dr. ArtioN to remake** wee esmerit illessese so mteloy. Who masa et " the seutsh.—prisielyise weigh wove In. fist limes. The afore of the why is to show that the "ca bin pastries" lie at tee very root of the system et however they may have ban neglected rt i l b l iwY praitiesl widen( of the system, however they may have ban &arta to wit the views of the raper of tee however eery may lave been amide by saw aim to the spa" and, anally. however thole easy have bees desied by lea of the Nyasa. For this purpose ho w noble leather roads es with a rapid but correct . Mbilit st die adeastieal history of Soothed since the wiematioa. We have depicted for us the grand eitain of wants which 'papas, that history from the thae when Jolts Knox, after the martyrdom of Milos, blew the first blast a the trumpet which Asa the wells et the hierarchical Jericho, by = hie aftilmeme to the " nobility, Estee, and of tie pelm e t sharing them to pat an ma albs edge alias eel the tyranny of Antichrist • —.4e the Seel tam* of presbyters. la expressing sio thweigh emaseiners with many of the della . time oldie Whom, awl ear admiration of the manner is weak he has pedaled his task, it appears to us, neadhame, that in his treatment of the subject the veranda principles" to which he alludes resolve them selves late one, and that this principle operat_d only memeeterilath n e history of Scotland to set may. - toy ma Me bet that it ever after left the creature estab of Bo t to follow its own cower. The priseipie allided to is, in the words of the anther : Throats dead welsh presbytery mode from the beoia deg enema ail mans et priordisee—et say media. tarsal or lendinsirt pear fa the Christian showy. If tt hat hers allowed is Dr. Arnold te hare his most with Ilelilled—it he had beer phrased to tithe tart wise la lest weeds anyeatiesee alluded tom that great week a wad of the tree ertninonwsalth of the ithatella—lasterithl net la this most hors dear saretesathe Oa llowde refereme dl. H. seal net have dimmed with arc limp seaveglea of anger tee wiey name a rime seda see Mu teams she widely sees es the shames albs anode the dowel her eseasils, mad the sites a her pals swam TM esevecatima a the lank et filsodeall ' lele mar a esevemdes seta deep ear. It was a great =tub.: seems ame a a neressat tam the stet•—of MO se ther m e. "TM their bed d newel samba of les Anne assessed at Ziliabargh, wags were messeaseeedeleasets. misisters, esemes, cow miniseise his test awl sessilless"—eote Is the mousse epee* of the sagas et seek peemetree It is this pried* whisk the author endeavours to dig est item - all the allismenteatish the triumphant =eliof preetrybuy heaped urn it. We cannot th ri at be is seiminfal. He roue, indeed, that by it the Scottish rellinied church came into lane —he porno, sad way eivarly, that this was the dent mat ides mow the very flat _refecuses—that, in feet. the rellueella is leaned was air Ye fanatics in the wiled ease of the went maw — earl that, in ease le alas the meet iwaseded WO for their opereatate the gamma doled the agree in its largest sane. The sheath of Rae. bed ex cluded tie Lily fleet their tights in the Chulsilen antra a their imitators Is the church of England del la are sow had It was . by convincing the whole body a the of their rights that Knox and his astaters that mighty power which enabled them to sweep every vestige of Romanist from the land. Resting on this powerful basis the operations of the heads of the reformed party were complete. The pigeons stratum of the Ramish soclemastical grass wished like a dream. 'Owed es a national ineumerst, we know 'Babies to compare with the Scottish reformation. It was eggenSally popular. A whole satin uttered a mighty volts ; tM words were those of the Holy &agues, and scarcely a sound wee heard in oppeatioa. The Scottish nation was at the time of the reformation the Scottish church. This we thigh the deb has distinctly proved : la lea, awe tee " Coaftedoe at Faith" east 0 Filet Bosh of Felt," were hommod, is hardy did they ideality the them of tee Cesellso chase awl Maass essameme yeah as be a who stai sae sad thee.= lay. ody m aggot ender Massa mitiny that ea may was the per- Mast sad email earessse es • bag tamed hr the dissens er e bet we ion et w ate be diaes liste waseiseasel see way doe- eris " Ceammtise a dower 0 Os the aid eisehasee . aide woody essesies It to be the day of do tidos et the state ti be Wields, WO ahem is the garde "se that set way ire they appointed he civil policy, het *oft eirtialmanise of the tree ragisa." And to tea age someleresse" is added tea proem dash the word " paagaikm It I. said that te the civil et gear lilt "Um priaelyelly" the eneefeation V lin periallos at Id= t h e see I nc ot undoubted agar*f theprinciple for which the duke gerager& Bat at the end of so short a pried as eighteen years the evidence given us by our Impartial author proves that this perfect fusion of the church and date bee hien disturbed. Speaking of the womil Yea a baptise he says: The wry Arse las, the leel_ a the riser etre, in- Dodoes. se et semi to the al. • nate" . ffe in the polity et the saheb is Mesa hem the she polity e' and the qualm is salved wee se etamelog east. Tee answer is hold.. earfte, ate a the whelk MUM as doe toas lee sena am= ge. hod. slag with resemeee al sad beast lees impede' the basesaress of the awash ea eta gear, there emu eatveday serenerecier noes mete sad haulier hem of epos& We beer of the " rem elle kayo" as Netkignishwa hem the '• power of the steed." We hear of the flaw big a direct eosins- Ow bun Christ himself to am ease ahe m the spiritual gertrartsat of the garde by MOW seam, is eseunitted sad salvia boa of this power beteg held by them as the trite "wasesorts ads, spates l" Noe an it hoe Mee alto. other uestemeled with Ms sew carnet of opinion that th- . &email ask el Dielsake" reverts to the aeronomy is ealleades. The principle bad gunk never to be revived. Then appear tae more traces of it except in the utterance of sundry enthusiastic bodice, who were as wash no tarises with r•rd to presbytery as to eti=e4 The right of judgment was hemmed up as the sew church as it bad been by the old. the tynany of the ministry became as congsa id tit from thei- do :mu as ape:doable. The see told that they may not venters to take apes selves " to interpret serigore in mitten el emito. easy, this power being given of God to the 'paten and doctors of the church.' " This state of things, be it remembered, I. not an occasional pileups meas. but the rhea rale. Scottish map trey. the moot genuine product of freedom of thought, soon gave up for ever all allegiame to its us. doubted parent. This is distinctly visible in the con tests frith Mary and with James, in the nature of the arguments the preebyteriane employed against the prelatical establishments of the latter, in their oppod. lion to Charier., in their conduct during the and, lastly, in their intercoms with the inde " In their sermons in the city," writes Bai. ier, "the independents are deviating more and more tomato old and new errors, *spatially liberty Vasawsiesee P As a crowning thruway to the total destraidwa et all liberty of thought aecompliehed by the el e = I we easy take the following description s by a covenanter, of what he considers the palmy time d his .hu nch. We shall see that its seda tion is made to consist in allowing no cause or question to plead exemption from its power, in its suffering no error to be named, no scandalous to live, and, finally, in taking to itself the rim and Thummim, so as to act as high priest as well as king over a subject people. As the beauty of the Scottish chuck was bright, oar the sr reenter) so her bends were strong. Thou wise no muse or gentian in t :e meanest fannies in Scolead bet it rtipht become th e object of the deliberation o • the General Amide,. No ewer was le mush se named No scandalous errs. could live. There were not a hundred enema in all Scotland to oppose its deans. The General Assembly seined to be the pekoe with the thins sad Thessalia. Weil may oar author remark : Thus had that erring lady which kitten/Iris, Its lulus, and its sesetoy repreernated the liberty of the Christian wont', and the idenity el thaw with the Cbriatian church...hick was of that people, and from that people, represented their power end right diell.goorrertost, but no other power whatever — thus had it become a mere democratic spiritual tyranny, a thing whisk did net know its own inesnin, the worth or vales of its own *Witmer, for what end its life had ben horn lit. tIIS world. Se ter, then, as the author's main attempt is to prom that Scottish pros tr ey really involve a the as sertiaa of the most andalded right of thinking men in a more perfect form th an any other religions 'piton, we think he has failed. The bare enunciation of a principle at the commencement of any revolution in the world of thought or action, can never be considered the dominant idea which pre sass at the development of that revolution, unless the fruit bears witness to the nature of the generative power. Presbyterianism when it became a real thing. embodied in the institutions of the country, allowed to exereies administrative and executive -. showed itself no less narrow-minded, no less freedom of thought, except in 'n Roman catholicism. Every as exhibited in Scottish wet. showed itseu no to detneineA to allow no feta its own mums limits, than I thing great in pronbyttry ..Ahhitinimmm THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1848. =is a It is no positive, T 3 SC he March had in VAC% tinged the et chi Ile rem lb dee fern* la die Christian (amnion Perhytmy 1011.4 claim el the laityM Isom alba, dim* Istrednoed the adios 41 msramental elbow MS any of 6* idel; pee. beery abolished il tele Om &Wait ids S 1 • NOW mint. Its use be the Wadi Wad i with *WI Mb. rises. Its ems Ilselbed was islltem with greet drawbeekal ii" atr i g ot " great prise in the inch-11 &novel tle imilmements which before aO4 apse the sal/ft to blues an aristocratical eiseseat tats die connected itself with the same lib aed eastries—it eaablished a national system el ode. 1 1 alive which, although contracted in kind, was mere widely extended than that of any other waft le Beret& But here its good effects end. It proved, whim brought into unchecked operation, to be mere bigoted than the papal church in its most bigoted timee, with respect to the exposition o o f o r e i t t tare. It allowed of no diesent from the few d propositions into which the whole mass of scriptural doctrine was tightly compressed. It shut up the whole Christian faith into a few logical formula, which the meanest member of the flock understood es well as the greatest divine. Thus there was no room for lel attainments in theology. The elders who had learned the Assembly Catechism knew quite as muck about the doctrine of the Scottish church as their minister, and the only merit beyond this limited 'There that was required of a pastor was his fluency in expounding what every one understood. The minister saw in his congregation an assembly of jea lous critics who watched eagerly whether he would transgress the boundaries assigned to him. The con sequence is, that in the Scottish church there have been no great divines. This narrow-Waded nee. has acted upon the national oberacter. All freedom of thought in some of the most imperbet I regions traversed by the human mind has bees checked, and the natives of Scotland gain that eleva tion of intellect which has certainly distil.= ambers of them, only by a collision with ionise of thought. One great corroboration of what we have stated is furnished by the author himself in his remarks ups the Free Church. He gives credit to that alma (and it is no more than the self-samilles of may of their leaders deserves): for the noble stand mein V defence of a great principle, and thus he exteede them his warmest sympathy. Bat la hi eneedeslilb et their ern exposition of the fundamental Wm of their seestitution, he shows very clearly that the mo. mesa% :majority have overruled the better spirits, and adopted, in an exaggerated form, all those errors which LIMO @tasted the growth et presbytery—that they have bated into their institutions - that idea of divas right which presbyterianism have always as. aramed, with no leas pretension than Roma nian or &es (rays the Doke) the whets tons Ana of this doseasm (the less Church Chtesk ( em be owe eonciaely or mere seeerately asserilted then by series that tie Salem that go semblost n its that body W ism sot 141, sad ontinioa ~Oleg ft des' cost itself esoolko t is des to its palate sanisof So arms et Mist ~ weeds, ft is &mud to pepeelbst smug splaion hem tee sees, whether IS MOM of deeleime or of grossamism se et ones ritual, his Imo way se sere a Aides stem beedhlie et Christ. To midi se bsserbabis depth et ammegnies is this ear -1 ried that the efts efamisraellmaho me w Ibs maw la bop . Om and the pestles st wilag aids my day bat Ikeda, he pessibe beam ; b us* hemseed es Nielafflemeen tbs ot Oboist t" sad sot scalp see lbw mendeasil this ehmseber, but they ere swationsd side by side, as it et the sans NA with ems of the prossem seereptiess of lsmreia The boss modes et this feet is quite milkiest; time bee mod m m seament. It is an imam., amen* to esheim., shimies meemely and inatinsal ideatitios den domed is with the moot trivial sad provitsciel melons. It meeteded, peehaps, from conviction Is the mi ldew Mie wrote the catechism sad la these who senetions4 it. Bet it is a mateictome as" sersary"• es the most scraggy ever seneeived by Laud. We remember nothing more (antis even is the days of the Covenant—we have: sees potties mats bigoted even in the pages of the " Spade woods." The only genuine and powerful offshoot of presby tery, then, displays even more openly than the parent tree the peculiar features which we assert, and which the duke denial, to belong to the latter. We think that no further evidence is required of the truth of our assertion. Dissenting, however, from the duke's conclusions, we heartily thank aim for the miens sad candid collection of fa• is which he has pima bakers es. It is a graceful thine to si e a noblemaa of high rank devotiog his time to laborious investigations on the nature of the social institution. of his assay but the pleasure arising from such a 'pieta& is heightened when, as in the present ease, the stmpathies of the writer aro unmistakeably on the side of liberty of thought and conscience. • ameba. Pat acts. PAZLIAMENT.—It is • con stant complaint, ea looking at the new beans ct parliament, that tee meek has been given up to minueenees of detail, the melt Wag' to feu e. the effect of the building sea whole. There is a great deal of math in this obj etion, but one shield eel he is. luny in judging dike general Wept betels the building is completed. - Whim the Victoria Tower has been raised to its intended height_ it will then be plights to tell whether on no, as • ~et the new houses parliament will be as Imposing r the large smog they occupy and the height of ;the towers should make them appear. Meanwhile, • series of Blestratices is being publisted in parte ilbettating portions of the building. Time detached views it pone only en tameable to the architecture of Mr. Barry, est ham a geed err They ere lithogrophed by en arehiemt, Mv. MOM% who, Mosel sus renal in his Miens, esems Net M Imbed die greatest possible command swift mmipallakin if this kid of week. Bach part of the Welk ithiethei ei t erle, twe or more views, end is se min lig a mil an mount of the palace of am earlier times, which is to be con tinua tree;th ear part. ROM ActDriT.—lt is rumoured, but we tenet my how truly, that the Boys! Academy intends to ssfitYl is its sew abode (wherever that may be) only the grof its own member. Such a step, if contemplated, ailet needless to my, might be ruiner to Mall as well VI the bawls% of art. Tan HOLLAND MONITMENT.—SoIne years WI • simbar d friends and admirers of the late Lord Barad sell, ten fames eareeiption fx erecting in Westminster Abbey a ussnmeme in memory of that statesman and ateolar. The melt Ora sum of 6,0001. clear of all tartness to he devoted le the prednetion of • work of art. Fur the eggliestita el de emesetat the committee invited a competition ef det gas: god the plan Ovum was me by Mr. Bailey, the Alll6lll:ciaa soldrer. Tbc Hollend atonement is now laird ; end, previously to its removal for motion in the Abbey. hes her se=ruig lanec of the smalpter's galleries for thempres of the committeethe fund dad an Ursa lbw of kedge of its effect. The first thing that scribes the mind about this Holland monument is its noble simpleity—the mooed that it is unlike anything we have seem before— the third that, neverthelses, there is nothing new here bat the portly of the eculptoe's mind. Al is fast- Bei, yet all is fresh. Os the steps that lend up W the door of a well—which we might etre te spew e tt e d :ter if • visit to the supposed inmate wise thn• dimes. We know them well. We have seen them again and again, on the prmentation et the Wed :—bet here they are revealed with a touch of their Mr Malay. There is no affectation of attitude tat rams, —hag the emential looks sadly yet brightly through the harharem,di Oa de Their grief is not lachrymose :—it is the grief el hand ef thruster, is 0 Mu, with hit the reresed forth t—elbring the step bre sight ammila deb onabbailks, Literature and /Mem lime mere menses at hY tands—as they have rem the himtt mainers at so many others. But all that is eretrieious about their look or ore is her gone f . Gre t ...... seent as they were rightly here—the proper 'pints ea this eternal door. The mere they are looked at ime they resolve into the essences which they embody. The perteut simplicity of their presentment is tall of parr The scroll is in the bands at Liters- Inn, and that of Benne, rests upon her wheel; but these Wait see small, teen—neon only at lest—end not wanted as int centers. The whole is greatly end beauti- fully monumental. Over the doorwsy co the tomb, the key stone, eseiehed by • coiling serpent Otte old emblem of eter nity) waste to smear% the empire —nom which fire a rusti cated pediment and pedestal. On the litter is placed aw hose' bast of the dressed Lord—sad s ou either side of the tomb are best rellsvt representing severally Charity and Justine. The monument is twenty feet high, n feet six inches wide, and km six feet of priliction from the wall: The aschiteetnral portions are of Sicilian marble. It will be placed, we undimmed, to the kit of the west doer of West miner Abbey.—Athemses. NAVAL Poirsmoorw, Sm. le.—Yesterday orders were tweed bo no Creep st, le nano es Mord ta me r intas sad II Olken at Ow tonal Morns maim; win 4 jinn sod ear mond tiss. tat maim at Wastfird. ers sed goes ears sod tut Craw Int as kottosit nes Ow MI ends. aTtl= Orb, lba e tie bre Oweissidea—Velese 11. men Dwarf at. we al ananannet nnesdq, as cm ry ssertke Is ow bang mile. tun sultelkee. afar net they nay lone SY psn Inarnoit Weitaftel.—The Leeds of the Mo nes, luR ftsainsont ibis moni se e the hleat kr Leann lasted at peseselles to Wyman aol WOOLIFeent. Barr. It —l .ll6 wy, st -vie., Lieut. Darby, neginolos tiss remittent nal rated this nosh. at tee a'aiemit Its pawn et unbutton entat l z= vi n Lines. Isaints Sumin, with seedy Ile aim airs d ihs e ttriess Ow pimp Is Imam& TM m t . now weiroli• air .Mara a • masa w f smis lir ila EL Os 2 " st its tromp. :las bil i s b n= 40.6=111421, thstirktLitia of the 6.0 7 .. owl asWaraisaw of Ws lii7ardidese disa ...k, i s issisMasall Owalisis limi it Mama assissm awarails sow umbel WSW rep la Ma .—Dsser. &am. salsa rata J ; 2 4 4 . lids mails kr Mars dm wili finida Mr • imd lambs Ur sma el ill 011111pilly WWI die MI& Mil& Is is pnissi Is Jissaias, sail Mike will Msp la bar samposy is Yr m Isaills. Oiiiials Mem, La, ask Um mamael of Ms tispirik 41. kit WM moming, is Ms Memo a Sr a J. Warr. llaiiiiailL Barr. 17. Oilers are here Tibiae the silted et Ow brig Balm Ossimmair Tsai (ma slaw las primisr), to ssw kat sCst this pism—la Ham 74, salmi ims may taus Wskli sal liminesa. OM w.• Maid bias by Ms lean illP Maims mg Ilariry. ADWILLIrt. 821.7. 111.— AP rentrimtre.—Viestasetet. O. 1. Jelkmail Pamissia sal prom IL L Mai; C. Dowd.. I at* J. Urn Orr J. IL lima ; = m a: .1. u. WOW • Ilistania. O. Osia ; saa Ciiiimisr. W. Sada is Draw. amisia, J. OM ; awl Aidslastassmim J. IL Tama" a W. ssaiall. tele spa Ilte Alt awl reesisit et etemea; A-110a to Pima* lieseled. Oesany : =,..J. , salkimi Is lira; L Ilik is L Hamm J. am% L Willar. C. lasis, sad Ira ms. so arlawart ; U. lIITIMiI. Is bilsallas. Capable% T. Tr i asollesiid to==eille. I. MarmZe. Coate mita*. SPORTING. TArrumws—mogiur. The et. 1 wee ssioed yo4weey **moos but IMMO 1:1:1= 6 1 1,0 vo lmPsdell Vial eelsy •• sob emelo Y eolootio et Dateseler. lkohtur helliemos Imo So A• lie love beim elteervell. • vim MIN. imam You& The betties we Yogi solbleot Y mime a eteettekeo Cosszsonems Ott icos.-12 to 1 opt sorel4e.l2 to 1 ago Iles eon IS to I opt 161111 Mar, 16 to 1 awl ka. ee to I a rt Dsosli. M t.l as Nor t ry D . It to I op* lowelormett le to toga Linares II to I Delffis. Li le 1 apt Moo" Ss so 1 sod lomilsoe. lel aloolotomot ('). Do to IWO rateltt. We to to pie I opt Chet. DIOROT.-8 to 1 opt Tho 11stos Dololiato, 12 to 1 wit 1061. 1 sto IWI Illot 2 lo (1). to to 1 Mot amelcosab Oh II to I spa memo (t). - - - _ Calczar.—A seta hewers shwa 4 dm' l- d au.:=itiKs aQs Gods Cloomoselobini Al 1000 vookordsh as tip Mods pusel. ow Look. 11~sa look tto woe. gm elsofe Woo IN &porton at ow own% An widow MI Mr kr alms AO rum, her NM awls Wog Um to poomoloa of hi bola I.atu Intelhunuz COURT OF BANKRUPTCY —llnaraiDs2. lw as Horros.—This bankrupt, who wee tiewribell as a bobble is Poddin hay, City, ante opt. pass his lan ex asimatiok—Rs. .ppursd to eappsirt H.haakrupt, Ii )ee sod IRO adipses _awed ao opposideo, hut hie Ilitimiss nendleola that a e sh astonnt ought le be readind to rigida the limo la llta balance sheet. The Odor* I. do eteloneot pat la :—Dr. to medicos% 1,1091.3 s ad • to Ado, Mien sewority, 8981. 2s. 10d.; Rebinds., 291. ;; aphid (Jea.,11346), I,IBW. 6.. 9d. ; greats, 6781. 13.. 11d. Cw hp Astute, : god, 1611. 18.. 74 , ; &obits', 18e. 14.; bad, d 8.16..; pteprrty given op. 891. 2..; _ditto ia the hauls et militias, 1,8011. 3s. 104. ; lows, 3921.; trade ex =34ll. 18e. 104.; hous•hold and penaltal espeness, add. ; law explains, 1781 17s. 7.1. ; paid for Iw. a a ahem fa the IffelesW Building Buddy, 2001 ; geld " dig eon, 1201. The exaselastioa was adjeuratdr; repo welt .10.135. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YIerinDAT. WAN the CIAN Omni AWING IN ZS BADOIL BCNNZIDDINI AND J MIPS lIONNNIDW. Time insolvents, whose ease wee reseeded in Fridays Ex press, cone up tacky for Judgment. One additional wh om mu wiled W eolistartiate the lowlvente denial el the shaqp b e s iejii oppodog thew. bat the Wined wousienloner, altar the - aerameal tor the empletalep plus% *ought so AM boss node sat opts* the pelitiessee, sad or dered their lambasts hesheame. No other sue worth sods, ern Mend spec CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Yesterday the September mane of the above court 00. messed, be the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen, and Sherif,. There are 176 pristmeen for triel, of whom 31 WO sMrged with felony in bevies; unlawfully compared, faimadied, sod devised to lervy war airiest her Majesty, within that part of the IlsW Hinging' called Faiglard, In wise, by her and constraint, to compel . her to shame her meesures and easneils. The isserdar charged the grandjury at some length. The eeleada, he said, although only a abort period had elapsed OWN the last resion, eestalated the ea's'e of 176 sawn ; and that samba woeld in all probability be incensed to 200 1 Manse the Maceration of their labours ; and it would be his deits he make some remarks upa a few of the eases, wail duo with mud to some statutes that had M da received the unction of the legislature of whin Mate remedy defers that existed in tin; of the simnel law, and particularly to the sot pawl far the better protection and security of the crown, so he mat that 31 penes Ma committed to take desk trial Jr as ethos eider that act. Among the acts witch had nosatly baser law was ;car which gar addle 11 0. 71131Pere tO jostlesof the peasoat of 11141011, and them, in ease of aggravated misdemeanors, to nem* the cro ssed party for trial without bail. Then were some Ohre alterations with regard to the powers of lustier, hot as he we. informed that son of the geminate formiog W grand jury wets in the consmisseon of the peace, he did eel dunk it was neeeseery to call their attention to the sub. jest at any greater length. By another statute a very im print alteration was made in reference to the reservation 'lris of law arising in criminal men No legal pr. hemerly existed upon this subject, and when f o he e regidbig judge, upon a enmicial iuquirr, felt that say sir width was raised during the trial was deserving SWIMS ercideration it had been the custom for hint to take rpm knead to r espite the judgment, mid to submit the pent tenon of domestic quorum of the judge., by whom he was advised ae to the course that should be pet , sad no regular judicial inquiry took Vote. By the isent statute, however, a special power was given to the judge in any criminal inquiry, to ream any point that ..I?arise, in order that it should be argued before the j in a fraud manner, id a this he onsidered a very alteration for all who were encerned is the ibl° 2 miaietratke of the criminal law. His lordship thee referred to the statute 11 lb 12 Vie., a. 46, which he mid planed accismarise before the fact racily in the ease position a the primal* Men, and gave a power to punish them in precisely the same manner, and this, he said, was an its portant altered= fa ennealon with t he provisions of the act to which he had referred, " For the Statelier:slily of the Crown," le by that act retain o ff ences, whin formerly atanaed to the crime of high treason, were plamd the category of ordinary felerke, and this statut:=, ilierao4l4 apply to rase of that description. This nought him to the consideration ci the al t ia question, and to the eases of the persons who were committed for felony aria that act. By that act it was enacted that nose of those Weaves whin formerly wen held to amount to the crime of high trauma skald any longer he so charged, except the object Willi eared to be the actual destruction of the sovereign se be impels= her, or to do Iv r tame ndily bane, teatkm to death, sod all the other offences which tr ee mal so ion 1, la law, samosted to high treason, were he delved why t o mama to felony and were to be halt with as iodinate., of that uomfitioa were disposed ed. TM third seMbra of the ad recited the offense era* whits the letter Essieftedim, sad which were excluded from ham Mamma so high toms, and among them was that of entgalanh sod inesselkeg to levy war against her Majesty, la war by hoes sod mastraiat to compel her to Osage her rinerlas. 'As angueseles " compass, unagine as intend, and devise," woo totem a quaint one, buti t w mode UM a la all the preciou s stators relating M this assidpilas of *Mum and world be well inienteed by a reference to t hus Mertes. Lord Hal ui_ed that compass and imagine were synonymous terms, lathatag a purpose of the Mid, evinced by some set or fartherame of the intoonoo sonated to the party accused ; and this wee, no doubt, the principle of law applicable to the MOM that would sow be brought before tits grand jury. The result of the alteration of the law In reducing the character 4 he aloft was haportaat In two points—first, the puilmeat delleagart upon a conviction was not so over ami seardly, the rods of mealtime out the charge ill wr il = i rmiz t lle ; and while ad the ordinary rules of evidence men enforced, all the ambarresaing forme that were to be gone through on charge. of high 11111 KO were no baser aerstary, and the &ergs me dealt with ia the more manner as Limordioary mos of felony. Toe grand jury wired Mess the barrio& to levy war and put con straint moss the crows war the gist of the charge against Mee Om= wham names appeared in the calendar ; and apse Ibis psfot Mr. II amiss Bayley, in the me, of Watson, whirl was a sharp of high mane, and in which we of the overt new. alleged to be the levying of war, laid it down that it we rot aressery to support that portion of the in dkuntat that there should he • regularly organised fonts or that Qs yomatm should be proved to have marched in :Li ter: amp tad that if there was insurrection, which went he tmwmams of large bodies te , persona to carry out some purposearwitory to low, it would amount to the levying of war. Three wsa. wrend cases bowing upon the guitar. In one Wow% where I •rge bodies of persons assembled for the parporittutting down brothels, their avowed object being sot a ear, bet to An rt a oral niers, the judges had crash a proceeding was illegal—that it amounted M Mott Mimeo and was a levying of war. The same rule ma Lit ism where crowds art anted for the purpose of petting &ma cresting house', although the avowed object was to support the emanated church. In the ens of Lord George Gordo& also, when the object was mid to be to pat down Popery, the same rale was laid down, and there was no doubt that the principle which was meted upon in these men was, that such aoceediap took away from the crown sad the goverment those Innen which legally were alone noted in then Mr. Justice 8 e a41:7 4 holl laid this down es the deliberate drain of thil tio. end than we no doubt that this war the law as a Me to the charge of levy erg war, as it was termed. I a eases that would now be brought beton them, it was probable that' the Miss. dash would rot be charged with war, but with 1111111,11risp, that was, hand:lll ar i a, this, el emarg oseid only ha inferred from their acts being Mesa • shataMer as to leave so erasable doubt that the baleatios impaled to them astaally 'Mated in their Wads, et sod thee thoir me to endeavour by foes to compel ' bar e Mtim4 to her amment, ad to carry oat some ablest of their t wo *foam sad gorse. That intention would be astabildred met ads of the perdu, by which was moot set M have bets committed by deem in ferthressee ol the ablest the had is view. His lerdsiMp then referred to the sheer m ade to the grand jury b Lord Chief Jetties MAIM, Is Miriam to the ease of T ia which that horned jaa mes ia s led Mattis' law required the Wisdom should be mesdithmil by some set Wog game teadiag to the ef the orlsoloni *dot im view, but he she laid hems thud/ parties wise provedio boo lam masteastly tegetherthat they heti sealboonses Mgr thsr—that they pee ma sew mutest swan sow fit sup port sad assistaase ha as ryiag vet thole Milegol olpeed—Mma they eseleaveseal to Woes elbow to pia - them. mat that = provided we sad same mewl to tbe mosltegs were all wen sets to prove the hneatios of the pee , ties amend, and every one *sewed, although each might have takes • diMereat dere In the treamedende they ob jest woe la Wilma= of die mtpied did" waseepuilly P the eat of ame hag ender seek einneesteeses the est of all. The Baserder went ea Me soy that he hare cVamuck mess largely Item the speak of the judge to whom ho Ml referred ; bat he blight be bad laid enough bet , me the grand jury to enable than to understand the nature of the shame that would he brought before them He should fol low the course that was adopted by the learned judge upon tbst oesmion in not giving any details of the statements that sneered upon the depoeilons, in order that the accused parties might not be prejudiced ; and he would merely state generally that if they should be satisfied that the prisoners assembled together, that they were armed, that arms were ion= at the residence dame of them, and that they op Illy sanonnosd dolma to the law end their intention to oppose the publics authorities by force and arms, end by eats of ag gression upon the public, it would b , t r them to say whether es= =A did not maks out en intention to defy and levy war upon the crown, and to endeavour by lore. to overcome the and compel the Boveteign to change her councils. p then proceeded to refer to some of the other ea= In the calendar, idler which the grand Jury retired to their mat. DiPAIIATORT LIITTIRS.—A. Bieck surrendered to take his trial upon an indictment charging him with having un lawfully t hr eatened to publish certain defamatory letters of lad ooseernhig Edward Blacken Beaumont, with intent to Wort mosey. The defendant ph aded guilty.—Mr. Bodkin, who appeared for the prooteurton, raid that as the datends.tt had taken this course he was instructed not to press for pnalshateat being inflicted upon him. The court was aware of the matron of the charge from tho reading of the indict ment, and he would therefore merely state that the defer.dant bolthmelomed to publish certain lettereof a delicate character redeedar spenthe patemmter, but as be had pleaded guilty, if ha weed neasiMM es to nisei each a proceeding, there was se drain a pans he lodgment. —The Recorder ordered theMihail= to eater Into - his own recognisant* in 2001 to wpm( sod receive the judgment of the court in cue he afraid be sailed apse to do so. His lordship at the same tlehashowved that he must understarti that if he repeated the 111111111111 ho would be liable to severe punishment. Taguso FURCIBLI POOSZISION.—Abweeser natio our. rendseal epee a aerie of making a forcible entry and riot —The prosseator in this ease was a person named Weds, sad It appeared that ho was the owe of several houses at Hammemmith. is lone last the defendant entered into some arpodatioa with the peceseator, and desired to become the Mama of ono of ale beeem mad an agreement was drawn up beam. them whit dint Mem, bat subsequently the pm seentem Imem ems deemeetement that came to his know. ledge, Tea met destame M mop the defendant as a tenant, and &WWI to let Mm have possession, upon which it apposed that the dededent hired eight cab man' iron et Mel In the neighbourhood, and wit's their matte es tole fibs psemesion of the house'; end when the ppmeenbee west Is IN fraud they had made • liege Is. In the Maws= ham the trees and Arabi in the modest, and the Whole poem yeas smoking and regaling themselves, and this state of things (endured for several days beton the preessater mid mai* possession of his pro pouty.---11r. )Miles s. be the defendant, having urged that hp the egesement between the parties the defendant had hen estspled mMem% _and that he bad a right ► to take poe eunlem. the Beeerier add that whether there was an agree ment sr eel. the dahadaat had no right to resort to the strong MA ha empty sash means as he bad to obtain pomm el= of dle Anew If such proceedings were permitted miry melees braise el the peace might be th. , result, and the law throe ate mini discouraged such acts of violence.— The jjury Amid the dos t Gaffey —Mr. Bodkin said the mart was se limbs aware of the object of the prosecution, sad if the preensettee could be assured that he should suffer no farther annoyance he would be content if the defendant entered hates recagnimace to appear and reoeivejudgment if be was required to do so.--51r. Robinson having conferred with the defendant, the latter consented to give up the agree meat, sad ha was liberated upon en.enng into recogni. POLICE.—yIIffERDAT. GUlDEALL.—lionufwo 'my TILL.—F. Freeland, in the service of Mrs. Ann Wood and Son, of 101, Hr./gate- Onset, was charged with robbing his employers. For some time pest sessey bad been miming from the desk in the back parker. although it was always k. pt lock , d, but no su.pi das was excited against the prisoner, as it wee thought that probably it might have been expended for incidental expenses sled never bees entered. However about a fortnight back the pieseenters were startled by missing no lees a sum than 101. at ise thee, Massequence of which Mr. T. Wood (the son) easeinl seen haltcrowns and shillings and placed them In Hee dash or drawer, at the same time goint io eseesinnelly to see if any bad bee* taken. At In mimed 4 half-crowns and 3 shillings, Emidi) he sent for a policeman and the prisoner was bee irestedy. The officer, after searching fee some heed the narked money inside the lining of his cap, ail also a hay nude: kis coat which unlocked the desk with the ramete4 passible ewe. When found out he fell on his knees and hogged is be argiven.—The prisoner's father end intim bush sliegood inn the witness box, and said their Me here as oasillent elesseler, sad they were convinced he Man only the Snit ds esiteksey intended to destroy him. They were sers he was wholly innooent of the charge whirl bad bees brought spine him.—Aldermac. Lawrence wished to know how they 'amounted for his falling on his Moss and begging lorgivesms. It was not the first time a simdlsr sonntioe had been brought against him, and how ever Falafel the duty, ha must commit him r trial. He was oenvered to Neepte. WORSHIP•STRSET.—Diernessan Nsainatwomes.— Mr. inn, honesty secretary to the Society foe the Relief of DiMmened Noodlewesnes, anneal to communicate the weak el seen prosseinipin whisk he had beta lately en gird he emelimw the nedition of the unhappy class of tied wines and other ammystrestes, to which his seimilew had boa particul arly direeted in conssquence of des Shinano made at the ezennation of Sirak Ledd, when awe was namely endow investigation at this court. M. Ray a all it would he weensery to explain that the rdiazi e s: if stswitien these unfortu nate wen nandred sod to aeeer, was a Wlfiem Mal Ifer •lenglik at obtained in all the salon workherasee EMI 1•1111111 prisons of the metropt lie, of teeinvieg wok week Isms neuter manufacturers, to be made =the lessen of their estalblishments, at a scale of rricre sedisesithegensel ratio of wages afforded to the lode- Maimimialtwommitaanamount bezelyeufficient for theirae thhenew Rebid Itiameli seen at slugs union workhouse imam el the hinds inmates employed in making full sized labeled each a ingwrier description that the fair remunera tion' eight to mean to at last la. 9d. each, but which were takes el the carob nn at Sid., and only one fa:thing al lowed es the wipe workmen. he her labour. The same system was else - passed at the =lank Penitentiary and other prism, at which oliers' *nets and soldiers' great coats were nods, at the ... rates 0120. and dd. each, and although had been made to go vernment althire ad lew ITle — sting a dielleatineente Of Mica a praetiea, they hed knit walesseastely amsestedel. lie had also entered Ws menspendenes ea the sans subject with the several guardians of the metropolitan =IOW, the whole of wham, he was happy to state, though ens of the parishee had been is the receipt of 200 L per annum !rola that source had cane to an unanimous deter mination to (Moline taking such contracts in future, and confine the Libman of their workplople to such artiehrs as were indispensably necessary for the use of their fellow-inmates. Soveralof the neat respectable of the manufacturers of artiel-s which ifforded the lowest teals of remuneration had expressed tittle readiness to co-operate in his efforts to the Whet extent in their power; and the society with which he was oonnasted were about to draw up a reale of pion far that kind of pods for their adoption, and to which all thalweg' thidestmen having claims to respectability would feel it their interest to succumb; in which event a gannets, would be given to the public of far superior work manship, and the condition of the gensrej mass of impove rished aeedlewomen wooldbe raised to a state of comparative eimifert from the starvation and wretchedness is which they term now keeled—Kr. Combo said that he was well aware tithe evils resulting from the pernicious spirit of competition egg amongst she manufacturers in inch departments, and expressed his gratification that the exertions of Mr. Roper in promoting the beasit of the unfortunate workpeople were likely to be attended with eases... It ESTIIIN6THR. HIOURAT ROPIEST. Sarah Errifigices and Eamobeth Wesley were charged with commit- hog a highway robbery .—Henry Thomas Jones stated that he wee going hme on Saturday night, and had proceeded about half-way up Deast•sheet, Westminster, when the pri soners followed his, and Errington soddenly coining up to' him, swore that he should give her something for bringing her all that way. He was much surprised, sad told bar that he had not taken her out of the way. She then said that it he did not immediatelygive her someth in g, she would hooch his brains out. The prisoner Week', them came up with two men, who placed themselves on each side et him. Prosecutor became vvy much Aimed, and pre Errington sixpence to let him go. She pareC the money to Wesley, and told hit to look at it, and see if it was good, after which she said, " This won't do kr m.; I suet have more." Prosecutor than told her that he w ould give her no more, and that if she did not go eff he would ery " Police." Oho then caught hold of him by the breast of the coat with gosh violence as to tear it, and exclaimed " Down with him." Prosecutor struggled to pt away from her, and se he was doing so he felt her ..ltand in his _pooket, and immediately afterwards missed dee *hillier. Re called " Pollee," and the prisoners and the men ran away. He ismsdiasely gave information to the pollee, and tise_prieonass were apprehended in a few minutes afterwards. Tie nen did nothing to him at the time ha was being_rotibed, hat stood on each side of him as thoaph they weeld if be offered any resietaace,—Policeman Ifirowe proved meeting the prisoners together in Chapel street, Wel/minter, at about a quarter to one, and taking them into onstaily, when they were immediately ro ideatilled by the_priesester.—Polioeman Nowlin that the primmer Wesley was tried and convicted of felony in Cc obi last, sad imprisened for six months with hard labour.—The joiesome were eimmitted. Eximailattnirx.-4 Ward was eha ged with embezzling moa.p to a emseiderable amount, reestved by him on account of his employer, Me. T. T. Platber , 6, Queen's-buildings, Brompten.—The prisoner had been in Kr. Plathet's serv , as oho en sad traveller for the last four months. His prin tips' empioymesit was to go round to the oustomen for orders sad criliii mousy, and it was his duty, immediately SHARI 1.113 T.-1 open his return to his master's, to inter *a amount he lion—Taa snowless sr g am mideill is a day-book, and hand over the man to Mr. imp. iralsmosemt t a med! Far or his foreman. Is mosequelace of same saspici ma „ edr ,.. ibellinstanots inquiries were ramie amocipt the customers, 3 v.i.beng.b., a H. 4131 MA it was found that Mr. Piths: had bee. plundered by to Cum. TV's,* Doak* the NYoser to • very sousiderable eztent. Not only had he i s ti 1 14 • •Wrott 1t& ••t te ester Dr eiNneine is SUM remind, bat had eree 6 queen. insia.ares; lio 'lllll‘lllWAlMlllibt bis mike for less mesa% than had ro Deferawedßaeree dile** liese le Mo. The arnmate, in emeequesee 26 ,„ Liv.Th 4 rds •- 14 l ig piiimieti . were in so complicated a state, ,1 ,• •• %m o i ls _ ...:14 MP It wevdrei e time to ascertain the erect 04 in Leann . • l it • Meant of whisk be had robbed his employer • but there A D° 42 : l Z i oloraacs„,_ Li were three einiiiers in attendance who pro ved having I, A L p,,,AZ,, re rid SS mine tote, some of which he had alto- as genitor - Aix — Joe. Few seekteill te melee mei account for, sad athm ti s itti 24l .„„Pari a ltil et width be bad ark • hie eatry, and only paid a portion 3 D„,;(/14,..' E.;.!*/ 2 of. Oa the phonic ban taken into oestody a private tre liastere attm diary was found spot biro, in which the sums he had re .. 5 U.. 1 i r .444 j,.. 6 % °1 6 1 coned from various innomes and the amount of the fraud's- 4 iii. "'"" '''. i d lest entries pissed la ill siagan's books by him were Atly co itoteniiiiariet • set down. Same nips. km U. Sa. downwards were Droved !" 114, , de m _ . • S P. 4B i to have been goal is different occasions during the last !,7 r i '; 1,z7 - j il t three months by Mr. 'Wherry, a retail oilman, at Prospeet- •••.' Saslow Usiisii . &XI - - place, Pelham. Mr. Keeling at Pareces-green, and Mr. 1 ,, Im„: der ilt Gray, of the same nottglitoarhOod, to the prisoner, who gave IV 11, 4 "r 44 , 4 , 4 ,,, 4 ,1: 4 14 , receipts fur them. —Prisan, in answer to the charge, ad- h) De.. d,..., a. 4 1 mined his guilt, and threw himself upon the mercy of the t! it ~._O 4 l„,'"• 0 . 81 kirl• • 10 court. He had, he said, his brother and friends present, who ',.'„, lz: V,'..,.-•,- . •• - • 1 1. ., would, Wallowed, willingly pay his defalcation..—He was 44 Axe, Ct. Peei4ek. t_ committed. t 3 gag °- - . . zst Tit AttiES.—ATTEMPTID MURDER AND SUICIDE.—.f. 4) Ira yt bw i ka , (11" P ...... '" i ii . , Richwieni, residing at 44, Robinhood•lana, Polar, was :. Do. 1 'Anna.-- charged with attempting to cut the throat of his wife, '4' ircarel44.4l. Dem. 26 " Caroline Richman, and afterwards his own throit iii tau renews whilst locked up on the charge at the Poplar station to U.l.Low.*Verlika 211 home.—Mrs. Richman stated that for the last fortnight eke do Ot.nomb tWeitilre 42 bad lived apart from her husband, owing to his violence when l'i 111 ' ! Z .1 4 ;, i 'l l tt 4 7 under the influence of liquor. She had been 18 years married y. D.. bp.. kg, „. 3: to him and borne him five children. She met kb:thy appoint- 14 Po. Nae.l6l. mitt on Sunday morning to make tome arrangements tor r , ... v . w.u.... 4 „ 72, their comirstg together again, and agreed to meet subs.- r toles, -IA quently et his sister's on th e same evening, to conclude the S., De. 6116 arrangement, and they parted with tie utmost apparent 1 3 , a l'' . .11;04::::: . 1 , 4 , affs 4 ction. Whilst they were talking over their iseunion at ,g, 4 , 24 „ ; w ee ,„„, . his sister's, he caught her round the neck, embracing her t 0.4 De. Mar 1. 4 m, &INA& closely, whilst his cheek rested upon hers. She then felt i, ~. sontethnt cutting her neck. She cried out, " Oh, a knife, L . i,„„,,,,p4,...44i,: a knife," and put up her band to protect her neck, 66 Dada. .. when she found that her thumb was also wound, d. u „ it . .j: 4 "••••••• Her throat was bat slightly cut, ha torso ving been pre, ‘,,"' 0 0 , %w e , „ „ b aced by her thumb and the ribbon of her bonnet. ,4 Le. Sixtroda —James Cain corroborated the evidence of Mrs. Richman, 13 ,,, D'Llhirri . r" adding that the prisoner had threatened during the previous g i . 172 1 1:rsrlser4 week that if he did not flunk his wife he would do tor somebody, 3s Defreaderataatey and he also threatened to blow his own son's brains out.—A 0 , ft ii,,,,win*".".' policeman who took the prisoner into custody searched the i ir,g4, 6 lK.:i room where the attempt bad been made and alio the course So Dal Odra, .- • over which the prix nor had passed, but could not find a '. 41 low& and Ers , i .ol ;•• ' knife or any other i , ,strument likely to inflict the wean 5. I/ 10!!I, and Tales... bog. Yeoman booked the charge at the Poplar station-hones, , and seeing the excited state of the prisoner searched him no lee. than three times, apprehending dolt he might havesome weapon about him. As a furto er precaution he directed the man on reserve duty to keep a strict watch on tit- cell in wider the prisoner was confined. This man addressed the pima from time to time, but at length the latter end. Let me fano," and laid down his head as it for that pr• it mod The sorgeant, not being nabbed, shortly after 1 : in, and saw the prisoner with his heed : I ' meting on the cell bench, and some blood atm ' fog apparently from his throat. Witness imme diately gave the alarm, and called for the key, upon ' which the prisoner pat up his hand to his throat end tore open a wound which he had contrived to inflict upon it, when the blood rushed out in • copious stream and formed a large pool in the col The prisoner was secured, anti the attendance of a surgeon immediately jprocurt d, but even whilst under media treatment he again attempted to tear open the wound, and was restrained with the utmost diM coley. On seaabiog the eell one of the butkles of the pri soner's braces was towed in the blood, and it would seem that it was with the teeth if this buckle he had contrived to wound bine/h.—Mr. UPI* recalled the pro secant:. and asked whether it ma pitiable the prisoner had also used , the buckle in wombats bar 1-11 n. Richman said it was not at all likely, as lever be had used again s t her bad e handle. She felt it whim dm put sip her band to protect her selL—Mr. Tattle, romembei the 'dieser. 3 14. IF tkLe.d.l . Ili IZI• d 7 .01 e. d . j. 4. ltrill:d! Na m 3 3.P. CA . t•O • 34 ka. at‘ Imkenrl.49wrCwit. w. tot 21 Lim., New. dr Weems& Blikekwall. 114 Dm. irtmetiom MO La.. Nw4444•01.0 9 • Lim. dmUrtur.bp(l imp.PrilDuu.APAA. *0 Do. do. IR= I 4 Do.Nev6l.ovAdl b. L.wwf• • wed q•www. I Nroldremo V IwwMa tt Waive, ot..row Le/ LW Ow Now Do. /Mika ..... D0.411.4.,1..• N. Do.I9I.mV.MM Ii u L.mm.sn..V dr sit Do. 101.41v.11 B u +.. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVENING. A purchase of 60,0001. Consols was reported in the morning, for which it wss said that 86 was paid, but the fact would seem to be somewhat questionable, at least no sufficient authority was given tor it. Other wise the transactions in Consols and other stucks open for immediate transfer were almost unmated( ntedly few, and the variations in price proportionally without con sequence. Consols were done as low as 85t for money, but left off, as for the greater part of the day they were stationary at 8.51 to 6 for money, and 86 to 1 tor ac count. India Stack, 236 to 7. India Bonds, 26, to 28s. premium. Exchequer Bills, 295. to 32a. premium. The reports front Hamburg, Amsterdam, Berlin, and other continental stock and money mars, cams unfavourable to-day, as the natural re sult of the anomalous and uncertain, when nog disturbed, state of political affairs in various parts of the Continent. The Scbleswig-Holstein question, now more complicated than before, and ap parently the prospect of a settlement as distant as ever, being the main cause of deranging stock and share values abroad. Foreign stocks have been very slightly dealt in here to-day. Chilian were bought up to 871, and may be quoted 86 to 8. Buenos Ayres were none in decline at 201, and called 20 to 2. Mexican, 161 to 17. Brazilian, as before, were 74 to 6. Spanish Fives, without business, were 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 224 to 31 ; ;Passive, 21 to 31. P or tugueee, 211 to 24. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, heavy, at 444 to 61 ; the FOWP, 701 to 11. Belgian, 70 to 2. Russifen, 98 to 100. Danish, 68 to 72. _ _ 11.sur1Uum 9,316 Rensal:-Idadrax. 1.7t4 04.1•1104B.P • •• • id Mocha 66 Ceyko . . bap 1,331 Rcx, .1. ..... The following letter has been issued by Messrs. Trneman and Cook (in liquidation), regarding the third instalment of ss. on their estate, which, ac cording to the arrangement proposed on the 22nd of December last, became due to-day. The remaining instalments, consisting of 2s. 6d. each, fall due on the 18th of January and the 18th of April next. Loudon, 40, Mincing lane, Sept., 1848 —We regret that we ere under the aec.sity of relying on the indulgence of Mr madders ia rubniating to them the postpmement of our Odra irdalotoot of Sr., which was hied for this month. The wish of payment were originally arranged by Mr. Gokoma, the acceuntant, after careful invs,tigation of oar books and affairs at the instance of the Bank of Ragland ; bet, in addition to an unexpected diminution of receipts upon which the oakulations were formed, difficulties have occurred during the year of a nature to render it impossible to realise sip property which was not of a cut rent cheroot r. Our liabilities, which in November were 379,1041. 16s. 5d., are now reduced to 130,4671.175. 71, and our affairs will, of course, continue to be conducted under the supervision of our li.spectors, who sanction the premed postponement of the present instalment. A renewed and very full investiga tions of the meets by our inspectors and Mr. Coleman war rants us iu sating that they do not show a lose to the pre sent time exceeding 25,0001., and we beg to enure you that our utmost exertions shell be devoted act only to make the postponed payment at the very earliest opportunity, but also to liquidate every demand in full.—We are, your obedient servants, Taunter; and Cool, in liquidation. Mr. Cornelius Nicholson, the superintending direc t w of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, has publiahed a short letter, addressed to Sir James I. Lushington, chairman of the India board, the main point of which refers to the disputed construction of the 5 per cent. per annum guarantee upon a certain amount of paid-up capital, disputed at least in some quarters, which it was understood the India board had fully bound themselves for to the railway company, and on the faith of which numerous parties were induced to iubscribe to the undertaking. The railway directors were of course proportionally en couraged in their endeavours to carry out the great work by the assistance thus believed to be as sured. Mr. Nicholson appends a series of calculations in proof of the sound promises on which the project is based, and the absence of exaggeration in the estimates on which the returns of dividends on the com pletion of the railway ere founded. Into each matters of detail it is not necessary to enter. The particular point in debate is the constrootion of the guarantee as understood by the India Board themselves, and for the desired elucidation the reply of the chairman of that board to Mr. Nicholson s appeal will be waited for with some anxiety by those interested. M Ul.lOll PUB D 6. per CI. Corm Asps., 1.61 6 I Da*. DU* £l,OOO. lid., Mard4 India Deo& US /1; gum 13 Ditto. Seaga ANL 23 Do., main, gums, 27 4 Wads tat Amount. WORST N PONDS. 6 per CL Doses Ayres Wade, 211 14 par CL Portuguese &la, 21 6 par Ot MUM Hoods, 671 Do., Small. 12# # 6 per Ot. mama. 1644164 6 pm Ct. Dutch Cartigoatea 701 lIDON, /lshamina Rama amewsdsme • 4 /Wks allow i 1 : 65 4 4 :I ),..f "lakalh -1P"..H:11)° : ', 0 ..."4 : u 5 h t i :r i 1'i11."""N i. :4k16'11 1 , 1 ".61.4:1 : 21 : .7"1. : . :'-:i."'44 ::.1 .4. :11 11'7.1:4:1'3 1 1"14 411. 1 1 ri 1 :1t i . '' .. - 7 . - .. . 1 iii. ii:. - . • ... 111 ria.S. o .4 FOLIAC, Mita...W., . 41z., N 4agia - litaiall.... i ft India Penianis Ts :.ant. ,, A , P.4.:....... Lwamww,,.., N No. awl Li 4,. i .:1...,,5a1s v. • ruin ,f !:!rf:(7.6e..Klionlass, 4 140, '1744 . ljt ,Learid Ii 1 1*ll Ik a Ili it u IL ap. =ii a 111. '• SP. Pons mN4 OriORM rorlf uol !trig anal So- ' ii.ort • tiamits. gust Yam Itmr. awl Nasals. 111•• rt C ^vim COMMERCIAL AND xiszEn PRODUCE.—MuNCUM-LLNa, SiFt. 13.—The connect market has been inactive to.inly. but Owes am limey( colonial produce advertised foe to-mormw.—Oatten: 2 Wei* prices in Amour et buyers.—Ta.low, 47a. lid. as de 49‘. 6d.; toogh tat, ts. iled. Arrived I , wing the ersdatiale, delivered, 2,756 vets; the prevent stock on Yells itei g l the same period hat year It vets 114364 caelm—Feed; l umb the doss of the week the butter marker. bombard% sdha i t alladvanced from Is. to 26. ; IA (maned In hinimog all of good and One qualities that were offered tatedbased,-gem A tale domedbas ezhied fur good deoceptioes, edhshigh prices went freely paid. Hams c Fine are 'oaten WI we* unaltered. Oils : weedy •• seed, pals, 761., straw, NI.: hod yellow. 231. 10a. to 241. 10a.; 'perm, 70/ ; head astme, i cod, 241. ; Sonde ge, 111. to 271. ; din 0a1ik011, 411 .1 Sicily, 461. to 471. ; gales, M. to 311. ; emobaut, IN. 1,7; rain, pale, 371. ; Unsaid, 221. 11.. LONDON WALLY i .~ .~ 1 )012 RETURNS. Sam It INgivned. Pr. Reek. It 6.493 — 71,76 - 4 6453 VIP) to 4901 64 M 41 344 a 59 436 9.an 416 3,411 122 134694 15,6 0,•01 487 2, 2 ,121 1I COTTON.—LivaapooL, Garr. 18.—The muket 164 vie steady, and the Wee were about 4,500 beim at takes jrS ezport. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-31=1 AIM OVL.AWS. NIL MIL DOVAILL m 4 Dublin...... 01 lionand .... 00 India r. Raid,* M. • Waterford .. 012 Flandas miptaii-fiept 081 lima, 2 Chasehades• o'3 Franm. 0 I Do. Wassio 00 %Alaska 0 Gliona.hisea. 0 0 Laban Ow" M 0 Boston ao Papl4. 0 Brat Mis 1 Ilaanbure.... Ole Bren.l.d. W. tIl GIUVERSD, burr. IL—Arrived: Soho, Antwerp; Primmg Hare liamburg ; James Watt, Hre; Liss, lismbu,a; Flom a Thors Minds, landlord; Wilton Wood, Atom Video; LIMUI.I tersburg ; Dona, Denmark • Edward atidlanny, Mond. or; erWm p er; Archintedera, Ilam al ; Recovery, Windlas—eatkl: ela tal Queen, Mauritius ; Urd, Norway; Magnet, ken* ballabary Harrison, Balta. Limare.d„ Barr. 18.—Arrived : Jane PAWN, Mnarka; rock, Rio Grande ; John Parker. Mobilo; Almada, Tkpda; corn, St. John's, N.B. ; lisriner's Hops, A:maridris, Alexander, Hamburg • Oscar, Bremen • Program OMNI; U. Yacht, Dena ; Ban Joao, Poet. Rico ; ktandani, Demerara ; Tipg Calcutta; Pink, Antwerp; Diana, Arichst ;10a brume, bald agnate?) ; Pool Mlremishi ; Ignads, Girgesui ; Vips M. ram, p.darno ; Curlew, Bremen • LaUnar, Jeep Lepar,Dln dam; Men:mina, Dardt ; Tin &sake-We L'Oticnt. —Mad: GM Bonleauz ; Aurora Liberal, Lisbon ; (i;DGT0011, Rottardim; Ird Home, Cecilia, NAM ; Mimi, Cadiz. !Advertisement.) —JOHN KATE'S WOIASII2 Pans. Heeds of hoembeids desirous of Wag to puma 51 Way medlar wettable ler an (energetics of Mae, er es seal pieveathe ef dare, welds walla, cii.uge, w ee k", reptant as nave FM. pe7 . 312 15.. em Hato. ,of !thou hul,mer Said. Mau h erde d Laity to their eimilence. baited gems :—" We have ad ltak)ea %mire Plq differed them data We het three pers. ad li-winking* Yee mending am es arts and Wears ENDIN:O , e in ease tred,fffi washers at silemselk_er ant of energy the eyetem. py same leakk. We she consider them on excellent et igitedrOwirinemeithem DIOUTORIINTuiIf itbcl IrffE w in le he naked among the Wit mealtime ever the —Same* find Ramos nal, New etreoti . l aa f "—lhei t ilitahe Katie cost of arms, and a dars*. we an the diremione wrapped round tads ae I. lid ., la sad 4a ed. per bait to be huh of al atm chemisterd medlatee tendert [Advertienffidett.]—THE VIRTUE OP HoLuardi OTNIMINIT AND Pugs MOULT PATIINDSO THKONDINCT lat,-111 eater of the ""awes kacovder," publishes the titlark" Ras Warsaw.: —Harsh EAR, a cloth merchant, reside' gawk had veered far more than eighteen months with dreelkideal rate all over his less sad bode, totuliy disabling elm lab% be had made! sums In medkinee from the Whams when an Luropean g entleman who h of proved the 1e41116 way's ointment and pills, recommend.' their um, alb WW I Wo 'wed, and in the course of twenty der he wee perk* lOW to ankh, even when alarm had brought him almost lodate' —14,1 d by all druggists, sad at Profaner Holloway's 'WINO 244, Wand, Landon. Da k rikA d lre augh .-Cett r l3, at Eato B n i p ß la T o l e7tho . wife of Copt. J. t 104 BAREEIL - dept. IS. at Brion urns, Bedford, tagged lelie of a daughter. IMO wS.-elst. 13, at 11111.strect, ilakeleysuare, the egad MI. Y. Sown of • eon, stillborn. DUN COMBL-Sept. 14. at the slcusge. Crowle, Ltheethetimatt ill of the Rs W. buncombe. of a Suchter. nen A&-Bret 16. $1 ilat tllp stmt.'s, Kent, the Mktg SIMI blahs. oft,. sem KERN.-eOl4. 12. at De..chpark, Gm wife of M. Salk DO ea and heir. MARTIN.-dept. Id at Middleton Hens Glmitc.. Mn a I" h O . or &mow. itTISBIL-Bept. 16, at Edinburgh. the Counts of SSA& dasher. 16 14PBO MIC It V ILLII-Seet. ,at Ow. Mrs. J. II seerrlC 4 u ENCEs-SeM. Ls. bi, Praia., W e e bsto e ,fire a the so 'l . J. Seees Ile elf • een. 714A111 1 .-Sept. 16, at the Timms Chlppleham. CamerldtedlMM wife of the Bev. J. Tharp, of a se. TURNEIIt -aepe. I A. 4, at User I:Slotted place, the. wile of 1 I Turner, Es.. of . daveteT. WATILION.-dept. 16, at Pot ehesterkenate, Latene•tet. 114 . I" .14 Of .30. WMITo.- lb Sept. 17, at Burs lairds. Iltdoiwk. 41 " th g 111 White, req., of a Stetter. MAR BARLOW-DSLLAII.--Bope. 14, IPA IAGIS. EOCIVI, Edlrild. 1 00114 a il ' the Se J. anew. Sp., of Manaster, to Berm oolf gesellls... of the late J. Silas, IS., of Mauchestm. w BLaCKLOCIC-DICANS. -Boot 14. at the Cathedral, Ma ckie. • FLthelkiliNflatheitunevt".l.A3N:-0t05.1.1!171th1.' diagutir ll. N. Fthe scvt kl at ock t, K o.. .4 ) .., u o . f 04 Vtett o..., mis d ag o Ten Rs. J. Malone 8.0., J. W. klina l ltr i s, 1.14. ‘ , of =t i t • oammeet, to San eldest daughter of the Lee Itlght SW O'Leriden., Bart.diaster of the Bolls. the Her. R. NZldle-WITeOII.-Sept. 13. at Aberdeen , by " - y W. W. Neith, as., Dundee, to Margaret Anne. oefr 4 a 4308.1 " . G. Watson. Its.. Gamuts. siuscosm-wLIGHT.-Sept. 14, at St. Psis, NW Teti Eon, U. Tools,_ll. M. Shires. Sq., of Calcutta , to lista • of the lath 3 . Wart. RN.. foresees of Watonsder lege ' the Woad of BR Watt. calts SORLEY-MARTS..-- 84 S. 12. at St. Mace. 'awl:l ee ./ - • .... D. D. litewart. J. IL Seeley Seg., Gass w ',mi..), sea daughter of the late Spa J. martin. alb 11 4 44- DRATIIS BAKER.-Bept 14. allthateth, raked the late Rev. J. Bate , B NB ley. Lout, god 7, eke Wel . 1 BUIICIIIL-Beak 11, ats%eagth Glebe. Roscommon. ds War of that . age 4 fkl. BL W U ee NDSLL.-810. 4 Mts. klllsabeth Blundell, of relict of the late T. I. libmidelh of St. Johsestreet. gged 6T. BROOK IC.-Sept. 15. • Pollerealodge, Suffolk. Melded " he° ca ma tzurikowonan.-seot. 15. at Teteltatham. Sun. wiel d Igl -i' l ClA on tl.-- s Sept. 14M Newington Owe. Wm CIO". '— sa QM , d ea. COMM -Sat:A age M. Cobb. ES. forme 4 7 comweleler d "IP NW Neat, W. Wello o6 001141 T .--Sept. ltat Market Dayton, M. Corsi. ES. --,, peps y eael p. D.ll).l..lithemocalionennwilist:orsterba:,l7ll.A.oll. of : Nies .: eigedgeand awns& lamt..ooLcollotiagoinshire Mi11ta.,... DIINDI.--Bega. 1.1, • rfolfswe. , third SOW o e' Plc ea al Mrs. VMS, of Wotan. are ellw • Wed ; who diet arta Unearths/a dart fin" ideal. tout , nett Betel- LTM-BAS. a m a w.mbeet. Mn 1 4 0 .' 0 _410 auoismsui.-espe at Greenwich, li ► MA. 0 101110 "'" - ~ MOW. O. Mattes* seed Si bel e .242.d.01111).-IMid IR GSM Araboda. stand daughter of tk• Labia. SO Tfa°llM2l.-61•14. Mat laadlad,lfarie Caroline Corthae , of Or kto A. Tbseess. ES_ Ol Bar ewle" . Tme seas, WO TIMOONING.-114ga 11. at Goislheri , Cad ss. 'twirl —74 4. Qty.' Mime. 4•4 1 :1 r. Illatrirs.—Ti mum. Mr.. 1% VIM IWO, —........... prom --h. ' 1.11 • Loo4on ,P. Wow, 111:: m it:l4::%. - ' v r . t jr. : :i r ,.•, a .,.. * llt : tiatia.,. 11 1, 6 .4, i n : dawdue.u.D.. . Tw w.h... : ....... ....:: id Ira il f..1 4. 1 4 ,2irii ii 4d. 1, r.... _ 4 gosh tarrt..e Jig,g. .0.1 11.1. 100 N. i0.4..1.6vg g. ...„ 111 10 Do. New ON.Yry ' be. bow& ~ - l i t a ivc ifrvx.iviay. - .e.'4,4:„. a 1.. 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The share market, which for oldeflin;s wit rather more favourable in the morning, fell off in the after part of the day. Some of the small supplementary shares of leading lines were freely brought to sale, and depressed in marketable value accordingly. The complication of all sorts of these shares, such u quarters, fifths, preference shares, and debentures, pre mien' to be a fruitful source of embarrassment to van , acs railway ampules. MEETING.—Tarr Vera.—Sperial Morting.— Bristol, 14.—Mr. J. Jaws In the eitair.—The directors were authorised to lerrew mon delwatnne a sum not exceedlag 72 Ma It wm mated that ball the emits! hsd been paid up on the la shams, end tbe raided et the n o lLnez b lz a le ik aa was to gamut the assoosav of Eakin oa tie ~.t 0 di