The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-14 00:00:00

. maid st " asla bo. , TIM MEIDITIURANSAN PLEAT. • It o a diumgra of a lino Navy aro had eir harping ..... Kr. Oebkes sothemeele esspeeMeg _the lati i vite el &pert et ear mewl awn; TA the at exam = sa :4:4 oak by Lead Asehlead when weeer ~,. saey. ermy, sod wheause estimalse ors • 011 1 . 10.8 _,_„.„ • • w al hem the harring wheat: pgrib . „."." L, dm Volliossemi there en it womb, A l i --- s i z in oder* hese l Tel; Ise of Mem siz are . . ow as hew, e gg lis r ew s e t aa -What I. the Wee you leek to ~ ap i &Ja the bias the ant year, it pow ? Otis 111 fatly me is eamieg bow, the 'alkali 4111.1 7. use pat dews es mearpeskets belmoghs to me, will be sods Wit to 1 , 111 geverawat of the Tadao Ti m , Asiolspe sod the Ohm's have bees bulk l b. baba _eat, bet they use at prams with • ear hest ter mad pupesee, miler Parte r ; but very thenly_ they will be ma , ow w th e balm gewnwat.—Will the Icahn gene the whets expense of them ? ilia will. meat aes al the illealhatisa I see Int.eate es seemed um, sod seamMhiff m thissirate ; will yea *wish) what met - melee I—They hove the emplanes' et toe rate below titer w ok they use Wed ge b esd sot the hil war sampler seat. Mr. Mems.—Dees twocward esc=, latea ir thaw " i s insisollagriesaiahrimathe se et:, Meditavaneen ? flat A im ee wry meek epos the swat tree width it may be Weight amemeary to wistele ; gessesny, I think, rer we eleiwwWw • naval kegs *time et pease, ft is always better to Week slatiosed I. the Molleuraossa thee awoken eke. *Mlle maption 0 what we meinesia ae home.—ls yea weave what the ism is ile Illedlteereneem Mt Ismer do% the Prot& erer la 17W e. I ma int. Thee swam de yea esedemplate la time of pease hr * *We the Mmblemeosan ? If it is tloostlvomory by lboyoulookoof Met a weak bawl hese Mow be ads. SW le meet any wigwam *hick met II 4 I think kepi L , ham it *mimed ia the eimeneoll Men sw elters eke, where we haw geed lembeers, _whored* may bt meshed. sad when we haw hint* Molless to watch.— best irose kept up with rehouses to the gamed hem of tbedies et Meow ? It is the *meat vtall ei lle wow ant titer • mesh sae* Wm be _le o , ow pripsis? Is It hur time peeteseks ii veer trade ? eerily for the preleition of trade, sad partly that ... 7 be popeyed Mr the shame of war " — f a asu ica L —ls year kesieldp a what form a elms tan is milatased by the Amberisial whelk the &mite at Gibe*. ter ? N , '., las ant; ft who very much bet IM k it is vow eel Ise a large body ; they Dave ow sr kips* werire you aware that their trade is very sweikeable, sada* there and amber of American mersheat ships Is the Meeitetranses ? I believe they haw a large namber.— rahge beit as meay as MN OM ? Yes, I believe they have. 1/ they de nit instate* • large navel tone far their pre alema, obis manies is there for us to keep so large a Irene Br the pestestion of the British trade ? I believe the naval iheue stiles essany lee beau maintaiced • little I. relation to whet We hem asaistahmd by the ether lealdriell of 111 Wes lk. Othiss—lia termer times the Spezia aced to have a MC,: in the Meditememen ; previous to the war a Se Bpaahh loft was ray powerful, it not ? It gag bets or.—But they haw no Let new? They Wm ast—Our Beet in Ilse Xediterranan must have term UMW the Preach Woe algae p The Frank hen a large Wel lie is the Matiserrawea.-11* Pewee having terra *her wet impsetwt pouts I. the Mediterranean, do nit yea think it is mere legit ima te that she should have a fte Mm there thee that we should maintaia we ? Tee ; Wk.' min essweisat to se to maintain a laws force in Ms litillemeness Ikea it would be to ambits* ft at Spit ball. be the awl et ow, the Bert thing weld be to red blow to the Medllerseame ; It was so in 1793, end it has bus m every war.—ls these any sadentandieg at the A d . shake as to the way ia whith the ships shall divests of * time ia the Mediterreama ? No ; we 'sly direst mat ikey &saki make trweest eureka if they me Imp In gig; his sew whit in We stammer wattle particularly, ilat May WWI went** et *Diadem sad fem ale hzlpsaleee their ee l; angalled k for ia any 7 . .r —When the use nut hey tees *war, me they wow** at all at the Admiralty, to en the Alp have pees* their time ? Without the lige, we always knew how the ship have beta disposed of ; I mar myself lathed at the lege; bat we mein esteem hem the **ion of the plain at whisk sal skip is by almost every mail that seam Is it hay,. in year else that the lag lids in ilhe Medlar. mem are is the habit of lying in Melts Webs= ter dz. dorm sad eight menthe at a tine winint radereteemr It bee bees se, and eowalaista have Dees made elk bat I WO it km sot been ea for the lam year sad a hit,--1 WM nestles sew bete whisk I have hen, and amostzlke lie to * emus, I with to ash wee *Wee I lad that the Caledonia, of I* wow its et 3 Pk leaks Bowley,Wlll Wag I. Ilse Ineliene its net of Omaha, 1836, to the 21a of IN ; OM was el: nestle; and trout the 11th of Oahu. WA, to the 12th et Jaw, 1837, eight menthe. I Ind thin en Mame Char. lane, liiii "ens, the lig ship of tabard ellaahed, wee lying Its the kb of Nevenner, 1638, to the MI al May, 1839, cis mantbs, in Malt* harbour. The Qom, leg ship of Sir Edward Owe., of 110 Id up., was Wog AM Maleher it. 7th. 1842_ , .auk &panther the MIL 1843, after endue imeetb k in Make harbour • and I Ind that thee need was two peers 1. the Illeki , erranean, and diaries as Sae was enig 70 dip es a maim I tied that the Mlimda, at 194 ~...L. a. Me em bss e d l ei k p k of of Sir tWillis. lle. Pz i ker, arrived train 171Mboollovo to the 2,3ri..,, , 1844 . ones soothe mita" dm a kappa. Mom data to. be wrest, would it be Mesidered at the Admiralty that that wee the proper way display at the time M a soosessioa of admirals' mews ? I Weald net object to a ship lying ia Whew fear to five menthe Is the wont amass at the year, bet if she waited Owe • Ismer period theme that, I shoo* mad eat orders 11 a the ge sea to exorcise the mews, rather than they should be town keg inEd—O re a board admirals' ships there en a wet may a who e intended for the series ell ahem _ Awes, and raperaumsearke, sad weld yew Mike kiosk it mod employment fa the moo neon to be lib( far eight months, lad is IMO OM 11 seethe in - Malta barbels ? I WNW meMily Wiest to it. I think latterly it will be hand Miters/ Mee Mi. /1111ssiasil very little in rare —I give you eases* Mr Wm. Parker, the t Wriest as the air dm, Woes alp win la Italia for sena menthe sad We doge 1 , Ido set knew weer what ebetweelemeas be was foes so Mai, but. If I won es row* ups it, I lbw* n. : woe Ida *teke A ble as eses.—De thine has ewe under Me stain et Me Derml, and we Mir useideeed Swam ei wows* eawanwiesiteg Wit the ak Weal ? The vessel awn* et the lest ostorelly mem wider ear olosevellen Weald murk thee ship bkg in Webs= an net always entirely idle, Men k a Meat deal at mania et the glow and a west dad d stole of the riming, sod may WNW dear' me ass whew Ow is • peadres.—l will wad •MS • help WOW* wellteement hem the log et the Qom, is Malta Übe's " Wooday, Des. 4,1843, employed varkerly • OM. swirl wiletsly; lob, _employed ea bookie ; 7th ; mad. • . Wool kr a sossmaWid, and seep** wriosely ; Bth =sifolowaly; 9th, employed Wariously ; nth, mooed Si nisi woe, sod mastered by divialoes, rave teptsside lolls, and nosed sables; 11th, mewl topgallant reds, Iced a ems signal - ' sad teed 17 salute ; 12th, Hated lapplhat mole sod steeled yards ; 13th, etanind mils and a divides ef amass men ;14th , landed waslieem vu end marines be Si Maw* smell s mewed swim; kith, sserek.d at owed wools* Si paella with 18 lashes Predeekit Tenth fm!ell kat to chi 'a or o pen iga Lleth, ems beat to shin, eed one falls • 17M, wastere Arnime r rz tai ."- X7 Mee sad reform divine esevie." Ireldee ett_ se mat its teriolght's woupselas, ahead your issoWidp sea. slake thalami mu em ealealated le Lwow the idea" el the new ? I should like to ass MP astir" 'm ead I 'Mak it will be bust that war seeedrea t i thMe i gt is es doom a great deal mew than that daring lirr Ofikam.—k yew lordship swam of the hem tasted than geamal seder Is the lereile, that as Maras, eamisola, or impalas dell take their what with limn to isesign statism P—l "Mk the order implies to captital • I ewer heard tbee it applied to admirals. If . leedthip Would led the order =Sad to is it es. Weed ? It is eaten* with regard to coptalaa—ls it mt . Med with reprd to adaink ? I do aot remake< that it ever Ls hem safeeeed, and I rather think that there is ao ma seder se rept* admiral& This it ha. been slimed is haw of almirele, while it is Wowed with leg* to wiptaiss ? I believe, ever dose I reselleet, the wok* bee bad hi wile en beard, if he hod a wits.— Mks Tyke is eakreed with mesa to eaptudoe, dem Isla* think that the Mouths ia lamer ef edmiwi %Meg their wives to foreign Satins, Wide eskine *so net bun Awed to do so, is ea adviable rekaredtm d Ike Illmal m 1 52 sr oche/wise? I 'Welt that adios es heard II memet•wer are wry molt isth ae : = Jaws ship on has ft • low pedal, sad the higher the *Me yeses in Me emmezies with Woes they Weald to • ship et war, h.. oiseirable kis that the ybe pressat.— les net the pasties is,. beams mans, MS admi.sh sonied, w rj he ln Weirs si lake Mgr wives sad hoar ?It has be M eer mime I bow aw ake n et the maw ;it used to be se 90 years ego, aad it is so ow. EMIGRATION OF NAVAL AND MILITARY OFFICUS. The following information eemmenicatee the terms unditilea toad by the, lionoton of &Ms he 66 Colo. ohs um while Wittig sad oral salami mg sittois land is Ilts BMA stimiss. It will be sow lot tie wwwsat to le ambled is bow embalmW haw awasowsikuwwill. Is Or labieulle al Ike ins 11.7i,.._te01h iffi11e"..: 61. 4.1 a Wm. mg aims enallh Ile admit* Vie Moe ee Int be lhaUsetatied Web he he hielatb i dlill ef it= gag en meT h rt i rje l ta missiN lll66 .... 111 . 16 1141ettegeh trir ad M i = Who •noftwyper stlbs OW*. as dimwit is Avow that Ns villas% to isemondwa.dist w am he Marhe owe soldsd oilionstiso Ihr was ass aIW istowlso *aft lo Ostmise is to Oolotosolwo et as iow Mb pow lowilin 001 Ile Mt WWI, Am* tale w•nreY tha goodertatlari b huh leas eestl,a I IN" ha, Paeomas Ewen. — he UFlame limerlat. se of iley asi Navel Olken Poo. w mimosas r ehL sillows ft i f ig / 114 .161 tbs onosimisa blio hods r* the en Autreliss sottiossalkoosoolodog of Iles maul Wales, Tim Diassala Lad. lbw* Austaolis, • willow Antra* sad the Boehm maims of New &a- THE ESP: Orb MEM Milassnlapy of Seale kw *be Saw Dime ,MarfieSUrarenl=l3ll mai. wpm this IfilOtt ill Mt% gal 2 2.,z, thole el ia ems 1•418 suele. it • mg' botare Is the relent poodle here ; the eget miriende awl the =sr ms Is ebb& /a this press we lot the Mr moo b ird _olk the inengersered the end the pessebed ; tho walla wiao Maim *la • Navaho el hile a t . asd the boduted rills whom easedy ass embiess-4ft Zirs=terelkes. ll 2ll l ruttWeiganl to allwel seri the Mena dthe peirstre, et lies ef eerroolty. Is met a elute ef Wass saa it be a setter if weeder that the Oars alwahl be net to bQr beta deerilesti ? Btu other era is sirsavated by tide ard it wadi be terse itas ui = s ellterpt any seed( it _the net whilst this swat istrodztere of ai deols *fall ogee nod dorms of rat is Gana to frestrabe wvery aria ef sad to `he untold violists to all arse issiisetkon mad pensions ups whisk it I. isereestly operatim red whack it is the design of polo a dieserses sod represa ream dare by whisk the (ease of pupa, wry he overessw is here framed art divulged to sperm Mr lost utilise, sem suesaullal way rode ot ! ovarroadiar th e Goads% ata magmardel. =ltem esd essamemesti to t who hod set bees Wired ha Ike er open desire." Tbr inesembes Amble des ups porel andiney of ttai restrent N oir the hawk* legrobreey No pure haw s were Irked is devise arms by wire the rest NUM be essissed abeadreed to das bit et degree moral Wray, seeing ern elbstoel aild be Wrested than the sperm sow WA* ill within the wens of the lest sebepribut eso i r ti lu; lead" Om sum admit hoes assail amass; the Report of the Issasetwe fa the Rome Dimerht, will wane to show the mar Mr egard of all appal, et semosehrease, by those who are far' the emeiamme of the deeplrdspeavissovfY m seseesty reamited spa Is WM the lisgesSiss thus esaterao Mar assimilation of the state of Pewt " As haperatho sum of doty bee am palled us per One year to ressissessie splint ewweas • ass elpelissabie prism sad es Wlnsist aonerea we have so 81116111•11 h• bet to shwa war. am planate ft. We ham repeatedly entered fats dealls of he Tediselly wren assidesetles sad of Its parader &alias, Is whatever MSS smem plate thh priees we see ia ft a I seed when io Pima sal the loseassired elbsier, er aq one he who. theromq he yet .sees sense of vitae as amsfaiss, is, by mesa of • ampshery sal aro the am of atm. The mesh iecie=alorgeri:wai fa plasm of various depose of depravity are throws ate the auto lalimate sompatheadp is sam ba% Tapas has three to assess ham of the assap far, is vase Mimeo, as& Maga eves 11111 Nlaiskikis peomat of es eager, sad dm* the two ham Mead fa eastelea ghetto of ausiaties is pal sismig heassesea the pftsees lhe Merest wards blies holy t by o ease la the dabs yr& That emeemiati Amid es pa es to • head mesa he the wards mad yards of Nov le set • eaten of empeasa or apectitadat, fa way ewe. risme deammease is. It la w %sesames them awn 41011111deeld SS tide prism for • ist they mMt estates eaa r e i 2 eat ashlgeol laffi ghl a • t o pedal, to recover rs v free Sir dapemiss of %ilk awl she way t, a slate of as Mehl sees Wade Ibms la elates intimacy with the depraved and the eld sad edt anzattal d‘yroistor." Aid Is MI we have preesated_ is yea alums, maw tie heed of The Great Prisms el iss r " but a roai. am of fret dad seatiamat soelt as have bees mamma by sae distiaphhed mtharity after masher fros the days of Rarest to the pest tine, as& etill thls feas of morel sea. taskiertha Is permitted to maim is the midst of hlply It will be $ natural Jaquiry, are reereedble he the slaw Nawisk ?" We at ease earn . The Court of Aliment . —nay swabs, of with is ;sepia, a iWI. la r =see sst e22pate, sad who is, es who ought to be. with its daelpilas sad the trestiwat of the peleseass, It h dasAsewever, to Mr. When= aid s*, Wed to Mr. Abram Wilma to observe thee ths7 have raised that velem the abossdiag vises of Negroes A east saws et salines Oakillar import to that whisk we have edited salikt be gives, bat the parties we law NIL =l:males ewe a pealed el oboes forty yews, al as*tess of the whole, sad what earegave beta the isseem readts are the Imprisoned, sadness the elossealty, whes la the so a ve abott i Lt:= 44 alwr i t =.sithetwead pumas, male solos of this peal! As Mr. Charles Posises, the City Ildkkor. has Ia his skews to the skeane el Lambeth posheted the deep k ismet whisk Is brier the softest 604 ml trealsesat, the heassaable sa ample gill Li asefela . ass le eludes to pm*, a whew Is the dieli City prima • will de well there to make a Mt.- !liiiiiiis dew In the brief Watering adios of Nonslip which We MT' furnished, the oboes has been to aid you is sane degree in the good work whisk goo have began, vb., the owner, et the evils ea/sties in the picas el London, in the Invest hope that some eabotannal and samba, remedies way be ap ft li ta matter et surprise that the goverasunt has net keg sines take, the ciq prisons seder its ow* cannot and nunegeasat. JOSITII AMMO, 13epaualier H. had ; moistly, Ceylla attattiie kess eepe of Wed Mops aei roortll/, New &oda oadl News, tho only wo. tri t s* la North Ameies whom me WE elliowed. la the iillweas AwistellormeNhammaja Nikmead at tbothreefthei Nape, immtledweeml Imseleambi bat W ilma poweharkq had emenemed a woolorka the seam meerMas to the Nike Mos ask of 116 yew, woke emi iiroaria hi the whale, lINf. edemas ON yaw' sante, awl upwards, la it. whelp, MK lvis Maw% of 16 or hie yam" mole% rthe whet% 4001. Chrtaimm of 11 pore INEWRIO oat o tho WNW. NIN ilittallee. of II yews' unite R e im.., Is do oink loolollovok et 30 yews' «rein alai= th So 'NNW INIK. lloholloso of 7 years' et spamit. tho alai% UK nobelium% ram 7 ram eteadleg are set eattioil te say reariehm la the warm of hat eteNcieere, soil emiloal aims et No away owl am, am armed the Made el We mi . . 1. News illseitia reed Clap. Imes, elletemate din ar natal to Ahem ea the hit min male end maditleas ; To a liewmemmaateael, ; 1,200 awes ; m a mew, 1,000 awes to a 11.161. me awes • to a sataltera, NO area & Gam of the 'Wry ea wiry, peeping to pooosoi the minim, i met to mks odo~ of Oh hdolemoo. should molds themaelei with ratea kosa the am of its osemonior iwoltiot, or at tbo Yob oloomlolsools at Ibis Madielry. or et the ateetervemora of the ed. mesa thetelea NM their oomigradoe low bus molosodl. sod NNW ow* Slob weak sad Mob at moviso. dossalog lon So sibs el Ob. rawmay of mem O. sneer I T OMs OR hallow, nibs. ia the whey where they Proles to male, ere omitted to the privileges of military asst maim, without referriaa to We ermaWy ter teed emala, prookled they am wady rho enemy th at Mere I. so esdeit or their bias snowed the ladelaeare, wed U* tie simuseat N their makbei mad length awelee r mearstey owl paritied, it they m/ to the they wavy,often probes NW haat al Mae et games *ma the Afralsellw. 6. IfOrowl sommiwarist of soy et its ski As Weida% porloosato et the may mai &aphis, mule+ ipass, wonoo* limo of every 4los ad Moos of say OW eke dopertumate of the my, me ma aimed say privileges la rupees of low& /Whoosh awmarme ef Wee Mame my boar bees admitted femme ,ly and seder fit final otromewomoo. tiny on sow oxeloded. MAW la the royal navy risk with ipie is the army, oaf man el three yam' amain with litatusamte la the anay, gni areamitled normatively to torrawamileg Welkin ia the analeitioa et lamb, _ 6. Geatrair who have oared to belong to her sasjesty's genies are not allowed the advantages to which they were entitled while in the %nay or navy. This role, however, is not to affect odious who desire to quit the aria for the express par7oes of settling be the colonies ; it is only re quired that when they NOVI their cousroissions they should spry for a eertilleste boa the columandria.elist. Of bora the lords ormairionas of the Adrinky, or be. the tarter-general of the oriaror, that they do so with the vie of raise sting; and seek Carryout., if produced to the governor of say ot the ricers befor-usentiosed within one year fern its data, but not otherwise, will be • Wirer warrant to 'trivia. the bearer the are advantages r earn who are still in her searisty's service. 7. An actual residence of two years is the colony wart be proved Wan the titles con be granted, except in Cate in whir' death may have occurred before the srl.Wtion of that period. 9. Foe the convenience of ears, the following heads are orabfained et the rules fee the sale Oland in Australian settle moats :—Alt lands are disposed of by isle alone, and rust bar been ere at War szposed to public anotien. The lowest upset price is not Ws than U. per are, but the government has prior to raise the sere by parkin roe, though not again to redoes it. The lands an di.- rapier into three shit rent .laces—vin., town lets, subur ban lots, and ornery lots. Upon town and surbierban lots, r v.ll as upon a proportion not exosediag ene-tenth of the whole ere essatry lots offered for ere at any anallee, the merry has the power of rain a higher than the general or lower upset pries; theme rot to be designated " se' ametry bas." own and suburbansuburban lots an in no ere to peci be diaper& of melt by pair ratios bat country lots which have already bells up to pu blic ration, and ILA aid, F be dblemed a by priers entreat at the upset . No hinds are to he seta by ideate contract am. eept reedy tasagy. When sold by pahlie auction, ens-tenth, at tart, of the whole passisserispary rust be pr dew*, end the reminder within sae ealswider merit; or the deposit I. forfeited. Lands pat up fee eale`lets not vas ediag re square rile in great. 9. la Cmltn.la is sold by asetion, at en upset pries, w..leh is to be Aged by the governee, het whir is not t's be lase than U. per ears. Before the lends are exposed be she, they will be surveyed by the goverment, end duly salver- 10. The several pelets above =emaciated me of come sub- Pet tea revisit's, at any tints, by the proper authorities, and tbe anseuat eider ranlesina made to arisen am not M Worsened ea semeat of ea beareesed Taw sot epee the landa.—Aagest 26, 1848. NEWOATE. PAST AND PRESENT. WitO_AZI SISPONIIIILS loft ITS CONDITION ? Sir,—Yoh an ridded to the hat Aram of the pubLe lot e :peels the Omaha. evils of that high wheel of crime—Newosea, whirl bee for ages out forth ha array poisonous iallossiess *mob the eimauntalty. • brief ▪ a l t es bob aolbelides who have oasamotsd seem the eles of thie side( City et Loads& pal will show what has bees to state et the pude& alluded te, authori ties whisk moss 6U deeply to Wiper the mind of the maim as to the vniAthog eaarivaseses of OMANI. mot be so l e i r& r"gal i tr eat the ezosets Washed will met Mme per year Ilsialiat. Is 12131 the Phalle% a Hand the City of thus webs et Rewire :—" Areal lbe ware WI the srey et their ors ere dotheyel by their iodkeri- Wore seedeties ; the abrades eYlfia elks& sod peek pay re prod a the sese skrabor with rhea whe, how ever they may have ellkated she kes fa E n t diele mesa he thaw red = r anent with with abriaseed ware ease pair prises ere aagelled to per their time bares their ow edemas sad the emcee, whoa et are I Ala byres that the bill b wet bed spirt thin by the peed key. r they ereAlit e ted by the petty Javy. To Nary a beiges of dues and of die pate wbich the priers. live r azt em ta bs we op soiaparisse k the =gear et a dew ship width a ka pre ege was cireekted Ile Regkai with ark ell& Whoa the rheum Ile dows is their leers by eight thew met neer I Emily, at least be the wemea's wool, be the ease bodily ear tea, sad the err eneepasth of bade eat lop, me ere no pasted to the drawing et the desk et a slave ship. The weeds bekg cry 43 het rah gawk by sight two rove tole dews at awe, la a keg& el 37 ket—that kto ray 11 at all IMO\ is • row, \Wag ash a breadth of 18 tr ies lakersdiength ; at thus the wear have Li. in wspas by the diaries* between the radii of the essai ma the hawk of the weer." I. 1816 lbw likshea ay violist Ns sod Mr. Powell Ruses gives the trametrig _asnative of = theenstiose :—` l as howl the /me, aide a a dies whisk so lawns direriee. Newly tires Media wear, eat were fee ever pokers ef erre, nos ye. kied, end else easier seetaise of dethl6 wen areselei to. gear tbe ewe words arid two bib width ere sew =rßaler sir retied, sad whisk re head pito ealer era this kaiak's. wribse with OW tolerable aereisre. MMm they ma task Nisi% mil kept task medtitudes at ABMs, wed Ibsy bad so gale !lass for Nokias, waking, sating, r ter bsiai ama Thsy slat es ese Zit w itt el at tizel ors fir beillog, l" 2 Ism sit dism was ver s :saTly as= Met esir that apse* ildeg "kik ma bra we was eared by the meat lima& kipereins. Earthing woe llthy to ewer, sad the seek we lays Carat:do g. Reim as% sae the ersessr, was reader to go seieept then. Be peeedellior to Isar her week is the ease, Idea bee that kis powere weed& eat perm its Wag take ken hee. She saw aesegk to seethes her that everything bail wee ping a Is sheet, is *fag **this worm, she WV ramie Mr. lkodee, a e All I tel thee is :WA! ton if the may ; w Se, the dorms ot the tars, the feather mesas sad 0111,Mokell of the wear tweeds ere ease, sal w aboodesed wisbadari whisk everything bersha re lake aderibable." Aber the seas past the late Rem °salary Cease, who will Voistareseorse e g o I ed a soupessat wealth, se tad. " t is with pea the oeaaittr teethed kee, Mr. Cake the mew the etetilea et the kr& primers, sad they hop er e di th a nt is are la teat = iis s Zglead . same it is. be rid Oat swearing eat are awing the were pan the prodeeat evils; OP dap* thearivee gel e rid MI all relkedes ; that Ilia rasa to have say eassiess• see el is anti Wt they sees be wind whoa they one ire psi' la 1817;13r. Proder, a geadsuea blob sthearg to the City of Leaks, gear the Wawa, Milne, beim • petileatthtery esamittee :—" The parse esssekles with theme esapairm, Mika the seas leaper, eel thiZi the ems ekes to wide he bad been as world. de be, welt,as the eriseleal is eemearat. be reeks the sone ace is the peseel eggre- 1 pa et oder leesseil hie esoareterseree b eet, ease lobe dot, knot gee of taetween w =e l es sod the a:Wm ei Renate, some of the went and sat szthisive beigkeks ad rehbake have beta pour k that pima tifJP l Mr bow bra falwiestod sad pear thew sea abbe leaf lea ban serried en widda its ;ails." The same lIIIVAZEIM, knew re aerkieg en the the. irk of the psi, sated, asa wee= by wity womiiirlio shoes r.=.. Me, sad die awe essellea of kis arae," Ur. thollea, " is la the moss were remitted to pea Has wino The shoos es apply lea Se prone et pima wee Tbs 11111•11111 arse &war to be = dis in dli tt% kaseery are kr the ant per, if set skew esetrested la as pekoe." Ia 1130 tie pressataait was toads by • peel yary " The Leedom great Joey sesposally beg Ina to preset to the seer the, is dieir *sir the alemlog areas et aka la the area issark to le ell* to 11. = 8 *Pite e s a w =Pisse kr the pep deling the l iana to thek rear depose 41131.4 1 ft 1 girlies% sad who bow bra eseiakted ter esor ldh j ig an Mai to easier wi h the base mod see otaratessfis island misei herds." of their lepthaeolet me spa misty WIN, the p er, is enema et ad the Wog ribs net peseirt oftedies. Ike peatJely, thaelbeeapleee esert i Ze o r east wire sea seartea le fee sate et Mapes akin, sod= week meames as shell efeeraielly senor this pert be. Let us sha me whet mike we. abet h 7 tht feltho pass ef sash evidesete sad roesestresees sprit Relegate. I. MI the esposan of prises ter the here Oaks, a THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1848. tS reef wheat. It aids nolaipay that me pipets d *slants onp me not se Was the reality. = ba t Lkaraish, if they same sateh Wag he at the Lied _ Ilay Ind a otamesica- Ude, lawaial s ° And arsn Bused weld net naive their depatatien_lemnsh as he had left Inked the day leimra 'My at eels resolved to nal their a/pendia and peon then memorial apse the salt* Ilia pad* station to Lord Mye__ Men. The maim et peons unemployed at Bier last week was a gabfest of hums 'misty. Lord Roses discharged 400 men has his employ. The drainage engineers dissoatinned 100, and at the same time the poor-law guardians dismissed a number from the workhouse. Des man in the town whose name is not given, bat who afforded much employment, has failed for 18,0001. The refocused corporation of Dublin have postponed the application of the test which the ordinary pro fited:age of yesterday would have applied to that mesh-seeking body. The aloe of city solicitor has been held in oonjunation, and one of the joint holders, very prominent in our remit political movements, dammed it prudent to withdraw himself secretly after the blievensanon affair, and has tried the air of France. This gentleman, Mr. Morgan, has figured in the " Hue and Dry am a runaway. It egad hardly be hoped that Mr. Kaman aou:d remain joint solicitor of the eeepaeation, Inasmuch as it was doubtful when be amid return to this country, if ever; and to bring the matter to a conclusion, his 00-eolicitor, Mr. Smith, tendered his resignation. Hereupon Mr. Morgan, with neverenfliciently-to-be-admireci modesty,actually called upon the oorporatien to name him sole solicitor. This request was absolutely entertained by the corpo ration, and it hes been known through town that a party was being organised for the purpose of potting in Mr. Morgan in order to manifest their sympathy with his politics. Of course, the conservatives in the corporation would have opposed this open and advised " fraternisation " and there are some repealer' also in the body who 'thought this would be a move rather doubtful in respect to loyalty, and that he ought rather to be removed at once, ;Tr ended that the corporation must, alter such a step, apply with a bad grace to an imperial legis lature for farther powers, as his been dons recently in more than one session. The consideration of Mr. Morgan's application was to have been made yester day, and much curiosity was felt as to the result. For the present, at least, the question has been got rid of by a side wind rather—the whole question has been referred to a committee of the town council. Belfast is manifesting considerable sanitary activity, and a few details, brought forward at a recent meet ing, show that there is room tor doing good. Dr. Malcolm has estimated that there are in Belfast 4,000 booms occupied by the humbler classes, to the number of 30,000 at least, dependent for a supply of water on 13 fountains, and these so inconveniently placed that 4,000 persons draw their supply from a single fountain. SCOTLAND. IDINIIOIOII, SITT.I2. The Visit of the court to Aberdeenshire will be of advantage to the trade of the district, which stands in need of some impulse, owing to recent manufacturing asbarramments. The drain on the fund for the num played in the town of Aberdeen is latterly said to have risen from 601. and SOL to 1001. per week. The recent boat wrecks have at het called atten tion to the neeessity for harbours of refuge on the ironbound coasts where the herring and other fisheries are prosecuted. Bat the difficulty is to fix on proper sites for the impose. Take the word of certain parties, and their own ports are the places, and none other. This wee shown at the Edinburgh meedn to raise aufweiptions for the fishermen. " Pead is theplece said we speaker ; " Banff," said a second ; " Wick," said a third. The first pro wler was the secretary of the body to whom Peter head belongs, the sewed was sheriff of Banffshire, and the third was sheriff et Cathleen, of which Wick is the county town. Oapt. Washington mud, on public grounds, point oat the place, if one there be. If two or more bare equal advantages, preference &mild be given to the port which can most liberally subscribe with government towards the cost, as, how ever much the my of philantLropy may be raised, the good of the place is never loot sight of, sad any local contribution would be well repaid by the increased maritime importance and consequent traffic that would follow on the eonstrustioe of a refer harbour. Mr. Anderson, the member for Orkney, is pleading with government regarding the foreign market for h • The impediments of which the constituents of the gentleman chiefly complain are as follow : That higher eaten of duties are levied in the ports of Belgium and Ramis on herrings the prodsce of the British fisheries than on herrings the produce of the fisheries of other countries, the particulars of which have been already submitted to your lordships That British herrings are excluded altogether from the markets of Fillao9 and Spain, and that the high rates of import duty imposed by Spain on dried cod and bug fish, together with the differential duties imposed on fish imported in British vessels, in order to give the monopoly of carrying it to her own shipping, ope rate as serious impedimenta to the due development of this important branch of industry. Sir Denis Le Merchant promises that the attention of Lord Palmer ston shall be drawn to the subject. THE RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR NEWTON BRIDOS.-TILB VIIRDICT. The inquiry into the mom of this sesidast wan sentinsed atter the dispel* el our report, IS Tuesday eight. After the ezanintatien of Capt. eismexa Mathews, the drives at *a .• Coked" saran, was WM he bee sassy marks et the injuries he reesitr U eibmde.ing hen peoperly maimed by the armee be, less sworeg ews tatedlet t t r i he los own tw as ec e ihe m ermt 11111, t wars hez ether of whisk had no knowledge end that be sus ast dibbilis .ar m at MOT* than the , ordinany gaud MI an " Ce lisiL bsimer no other witnesses to null, the 0•111110, po maded to not up the evident... He renrsind that the meta shame fee the jury to take into their amblemien me the emotion of speed. Bute of the Mimeo had = es s o f its extraordinary velocity, and else ef semen which enumenesd after the wide eft Weiser =lllsad whisk wsm y inemesi se the train at . 7: desseadieg deadlaes. Upon this point the ori oles. d Penis, a essmet el the , whose profes sional aseraillens rendered his teselties y alive to wee asks. Mr. Nage and 41,T= 1.11 :1:40: enghesessof greet experima. They bed bolero also, the ease* ef .either unrest idealise, that td Casein Illmsere. the goventemat imposer of railmes, who, whilst he siedital the paradise of the has serriege leash' the Use ban the sews el the espies eel the rest of the train balm derma of the milt seprased doubts as to the eerrestareef oak ea kmdemb. This pastimes sneered to think that the essi sash. be attributed to high spool, lidist roma bobs thet ON IMMO% Osborne was saby lido !i• or wide* thee the , teas Smelled trees Werwritesspera Se lieweres-hddas, a dielesee et saves milsk is tea mimes; rad ell en. ible woes* ell the rate of 12 was m hear, Cant Illemem hid semselrees es the fast that the Ink wadi bale he smile : i s i ii 2rif Wee resebsd thet speed ; be wm, Whisk that at the this. the sal/set seemed the tisk most Moe bees temellep at the rate of 60 saes ea bear. Oder Mamie elf pest made la dared the elides Pet sash curve as then was et the plias of the eseldent might be safely tesselled am et the rat. ea boar. Heels' semeested es all the in the deems the mesas left dr emes — ZlZA l r l w i ttis some s i b ef opesseel shesseler, esietelep them to eseekler w▪ hether any erthe asepsers mews& were gs steam unless or 'Our, emennest on whisk the riser bad marred, sad IF se le Totem s veellet of whaey es the ether kW, it they were of apt . teat reasonable me lel has. taken, it meld be their duty to re ties a sadist ef seddsstal death. The tarp ahem beer sad • hairs deliberatios, returned a sonlist of Aseldeetal death, mend by the bushy oon swedes eta swine beisi to the Sims& Cessel in fta t t e w a l tte=i 4=3= our is Shalt ;te " am get of the line, and as muted the mph* to hem the relit At the or gasm s i alw e ley Capt Illemest the goveresest Inspector, for his eselleass. IRELAND. Baer. 13. Whin it is remembered how many persons have bees arrested ender the Habeas Corpse Baspeasion Act, either on amount of wntten causes of suspiekm or from personal amociations or acts, we can asay onfeetare the amount of solicitation to which the rWersad its oaken me widened fir the re if ga ps:ties now in gaol. All sorts promises of declarations of Wiegman and well affeatednera and even of withdrawal from the wintry for a time being freely promised, contingent on release. I need not my tirat sash so li citations have been usages. Government could not accede to them under paves aircemstanoesi bat I am wired to-day, on good authority, that personages in authority have allowed it to be understood that, should the medal cossaimion be productive of ranks satiehotory to pand oraservative of order and authority, the will be kethwith cleared, and sa easondi lion' raises be amarded to all those easiest whom government shall not determine to exhibit a speak charge. statement is a morning piper yeeterday—that Lord John Russell hod been sieved with a re= to appear am a witness the approaching " wants oontirmation," more espeemslly in that por tion of it which mares as Lard John will be present in CioneeL The collection of the poor este is the anon of Mi nsk continues to be a Wien of medtemeat there. Last week we read of the seisure of brawhold rode fer the rats. This week the same proem sentinnee, and we are told that not may the thitsitame bat the r ep riz e rrel ninon formerly "spay sad re trainees " are cosigned le the hammer. The Bp/penny nadiener, writing of ths harvest, corroborates my information as to the eratidnees of WALES. CONOIIII6 - The secoid sand sesta; of this lowelation wee emnsented ia Cll/114/TOll on Meshy late, God win madam dean the week, closing on Friday mole& The etteetlegY held ander the patronage of the Maw& of Two exeureions ware made of Muer Se *Rem TM ant was into the island of Anion', the data at the vintage of New borough, tie dierelt a wahtdr and the ono at Arow t the mieheated wombeh et Map of semi at Beables, end weed other rakiof Wend; the eseetelea ealsolei le a dieter's eweeertree SEM Nip leek the through ease el the n The u* reem elm& eelle and beestifel eli r h i e ' W gbh maw. The mote ley dine* the pew d Lbiaberie, wither the weelleitsweref Donahoe, sad Liaaberie dumb, thanes thee* the Setae vale of Owynant le the asps meminio pees of • 3 4= road, Moen pica, &a.; sad beck Belem te Oweenes. This trip wee owe $ nape of peal The hope Deana of the Idaticsal bassi bad boa op propeleard fee the exhibition of the *swings ml oblige of eatigaity, of which this, wen a greet waniteit. aOa tables were reaped =ember of o a r •=ee e : potpies the soolest mega Woo. ileol is the ell Seam at Ilepostien. Is essies the ibileeries pews wive to be read Oa noddle teens, by the Bev. leis Winless. of Newish ; a the Cromlech, by the Rev. I. Imes, of Lleallyfol ; on Oirkof y Gweelod, by the Rev. OM* Williwns, of Llanelli's ; on the Ar eluteotarel Feateave Beam, Cathaani, by the Rev. H. Lonineville Jam, X. A., a Bowman*. PRO INCIAL. THE °MN MoltdlBll..-0a _yea inquestas w held at Liverpool, oa view dew hard ilWard Canning, the steward of the %abets's., Owaa biasarch. It appeared that hie body bed Wes howl ea Monday by the new ea board the Bauer sleareoe, the Ciabria, Aust. lag war the Nowleimet The wile olt the de. tweed, Chamblee Chmake 1 the body. He wee 38 Leers al age. Venlig " lethisat al death." NAUGHTON. TRU Folo222.—Yeeterday, Henry itlimslaga (es bis ear le sew mesa& to be) wee breseht sr h et gummisities se Illswireater. lir. N the M ead , Peubleht sad sambas to the Beak a sgreered he the pramesetion, sad Mr. 8. . Hazdiss. aitimar, ire the damage. The tidy additional manage wee heed Um dim hoe It. Jahn% Newtoundlank mod some ailldenel agemanale hem Yr. Hemsley, etas beak of ffea. shaeleo. The base Mated that when lately the etaingllea ea die 29th ot Mardibeelgitt CZ= SOK sere te heir beak, tor an ceder ea Liverred flee the mime, he ailed listall Wm. mad game hem Item mid We. Biwa. Wham oh. bald hiss me he wig ganger =dawn eerie en lateednitlea. He then weat sad the pt u.., Vii mkt he knew Ida le be what be Maid. Vitale asked It they geld goods to Hwy% wad be mid they did, mad wanted the order on Limapeol te boy masa. Wawa eiked it they withed the order by put, or weald they Idea it with that Y Newham maid they gybed to tate it whir them Wheels they mid, t. Ia that are we mast have ea legrahation tram Num liesay's grid* leiagties raid, " Weil, thee, rearee let es ge mal *ilthe 'mak, never k mad the notes were estelsed. Whilst et bat the beak whams lea ask aroma gad tire prisoner Niasktaa arm Halm Naughton, wad the ether by dead ble ammo " Wege."—James Baby, et airbag land. degalbeilbi eggabgegba tbe 'Armee. Ha ..t to their Wrap, ami - Numghtme, ohm wham bed remised hem short Sae, OMB la, end gm Ids ante Wilma Farad ma busks them th er a i k ettegweels . ea i la wish s trame as ft, labelled " Mir," thls he: a pane ristadag elms MIK of Nur& brisseis. They were h m thaw how iss& Tr MO* aloft h er that the beak wig = w ad MW bed get t dam .18 New Yak. The Omura were the gesalag belbee the amslatneen mad &ay (this celled Beeiteww) mkt hat la aim beloard ittily. Ninghtea beget age. gad Ai sot deny it. to W Oa ble theNNW Deghei he prissier hal sitmemily stated the men *be had escaped at Nowilsendlend was Dandy, sal MI Beside, as Mat et pollee s Mated be est Impels Minima ler the pelages, sail ea Ye mild Ms the odoart Meld he hi nee Imp the me% hut Brody argil Miles am model hem was nos sides ems* itt time y streemesete that the l ei pdostheed the or was "pol le M.aealte. Moodo, the eghtnte, Amid there would be wad hike is the "diem to LI op, Mein the shape ad melee mere per listakily to the pdasser.—Mr. Newmann MOM het en as thee ley they well bank dada te seggly US eireknee, r ei d a cheie the signitsre of haegittea hi he hops A squat the ems Namildin ant hie sem- Pis from this sentry, and their ethaegneet history, wee landed to our ele Mea ds/Mr by Mr. Newmann. The um streets "Oa the DM Mardi last N. 1a mid arrived is Dubin. They had stepped at the Northimeimeleml Arms. They had their hair eat by • barber in Dlb*o, sedposed two 1001. soles there; suppueed to be pim _ a ky tau to Mr. Askew, a jeweller, le Uwe Seedilevirest, in payment fur a gold watch, riii ;: ted 2m altein, end the ether was changed by Brady, at Mr. *e, a msampatimagor, in Leinster chamber.. Th e same the two men went by railway to Drogheda, and tans to Dendelk vibes having ascertained that • vessel world leave Newry for Amesica they immediately repaired thither. Oa the let of April they em went t es W , am C t ies hi arou ti no t i er fora yawl York. They immediately got :limed, and the vessel set ' sail the mew day. Oa annuli at New York, Naughton and Brady remained Were for two mouths, at least so Naughton states, but it must have been numb leases. Observing accounts cf the forgery which had been semmitted in dawn every newspaper they downtrod to leave that place ; and accordingly sailed from New York in a brie gelled the Vicuna, Capt. Cimino, to Fogo, in New foundland. From Fogs the two young men proceeded to Sc. John's, at which place they made their apparame about the 22nd of August. On that sky they were introduced by • man named Thomas Marten (who eppars to have hewing acquainted with men at Fop) to a Mr. Weidman, general dealer at Bt. John's as two Irish rodents Naughton amen ing the name et William Philip O'Kelly, and Brady that of Thomas Bradshaw, and they stated that they were on their way to Spain. They continued to live is lodgings, sad were apparently engaged in preparing to go to Spain, and awaiting the departure of sem coasting need to take them to New York oe Halifax. They obtained passport. Trom ill, Spanish consul, made out for them on their assumed of O'Kelly and Bradshaw. In a day or two attar their arrival, O'Kelly and Brady want to the shop of M'Caleumi and pantaimed white shuts, mussing, silk bandkerablith, trunks, do, to the amount of about 81. , and in payment gave Mr. Weabnaa British sovereigns and - Mexican dol. laza. On the last Saturday or bluuday in July, O'Kelly again tolled at M•Calreau's shop, and inquired U he would ethhange some Irish notes for silver and gold, to the amount of 381. Weidman accompanied him to the British North American Beak, and introduced him there, and the Isiah notes were changed by the bath for dollars and notes of the bank. O'Kelly, en the same maims, Informed Mr. Weans= that he should require some more money, bat that he had nothing smaller than • 8001. note. Ibis asaid he would keep until he got to Spain, end in the OISSIlltila• he would endeavour to prevail upon his oomp nice, Bradshaw, to exchange a 1001. Bank of Ragland note. Oa SIM July, Naughton west to the shop of •booiseWr car ✓ying ine Minns is Water -street, St. John's, and asked him to malt a Beak of England note for 1001., prossrfag that if he would do so, he would induce Brady, alias Brad thaw, to pureheee from him • lot of books to the value of 101. or 121. It appears that Daffy consented to this ar rangement, and in the evening of the same day (Slit Judy) Kelly and Bradshaw went to the eh y together, end toe former, with the assistance of the latter seleetsel • quantity of books. Oa the toliowiag day, lit August (Tuesday), Bradshaw again called at Duffy's shop, and give him • .1001. Bask of England now, No. 38448, and dated 18th February, 1847. It appears that Mr. Duffy undertook to get the note changed end pay himself out of n for the hooks. Beim doing so, however he seneelted Dr. Fleming, the Ran ca th olic bishop on t he rap& In the meantime, however, and in the mains of themes day, lit August, ISO, Bradshaw became very miss shout the note. Dr. Fleming had dunes to have me • piat of the Ana newspaper of 12th April, offering a swami tee the apprehension of Naughton, and giving the cumber el the now paid for the forged cheque. On Weis at limn rm. ben Dr. Fannies; found that the mete shown 110 Yen by Mr. Daffy was one of three awed In the man. He thereupon advised Mr. Doily to lam ended" with the polies autherithe en the hr. Duffy being • Boman catholic, ad Imam Mal welly and Bradshaw were also, wee v.y minelmat to do him Dr. Flossing, however, threatened to the antberides him self at Mr. Daffy would not. tisider thme eizemMeasse Mr. Duty went to the polies magistrate, and the ems 1111111, taken into moody. Subeequeetly they were am eilkwi end were east beck to the prise& on Eligeal-bill. Mr. Ma lay, of the their pOIMOMISII until &boat the 4th et when he endued them en the hack with hi. idpatas Aig n deposited them at the British North Metrics Bonk, having never loot right et them from the hes he found them until he so marked them. Ia Ahearn Mr. Little applied to the court See the grant of • writ of entiered, wider the Habeas Corpse Act, to being up the primes with the imamitmeat, before the court. This was granted ; mad the magistrate hand that the conuniteasat et the primer was insular, hair eth as no wise was stated, neither did he know how to amend it. In Usk dilemma he applied to Mr. Bow, the seliniteepaeral, eig in the rem of the atteesey-geral. who was ea Lave of Mmes. He refused to interim with. oat espies istrestions tram the government. The aegis trete obtained • WS teem the governor; sad ea the MlD lag at whisk the wilt was releargie a new emmedand was wads out, wrier the direction el Mr. Bow, and was re turned with the depositioas to tie ewe 'The me hes same ate be argued before two of fan Pigs at Ohnumbers, and as elaborate judgment was glean by the ad the taw of wait was. that bah the eemeita see pronounced to be bed and an gesehei The jades, however, ordered the two youg mate beheisi in sou until istmatiams were them tide 'vestry. Bath primate were present dozing the soyentent of Jed& am, ad at he else were Wks beak to the pies ea &pal Hill, ea mimeos about /OS het above the level of the set, which admits he... Ti. pins ma Signal MIR mama • few rooms in nod Imeria, aggregated to thepopmaa ei • Mammy prism, in eseareemes el Iks newt in al te pel by dem h hamover,timakeethess shop ikem were imasiat mem neefesteal Huth day, se ask se as in the pant imam, le remit as Irishmen, mad thaileway, to via the me penensem may day. Alias* astray to rule Madame bed mkt ashes he the ewe sad we. dee • -Ream ache*. It is M Int, indrainielity at We wen, the tme prima wile sagglidl with a alai, with wadi they eneseeded daft the night id the UM Amgen la eating Wash • thieshisk Peak door. Having peeled hie door a ir dhabeel, by MUM e t pedling op Wit. WO an thre e hith e Me d : tin side eg the en • window, lee tkenneleas dam le*. top dna ned thee ea to the per& They the resold emend the engem end of the by • path at the dip eta peeeigies leaky wow a a ssa " ,tl wily two last wide. They thus esemested la remalog the meters et the badleg, where was ala swig into des wesetery. A Nary was ea duty at athlete, alas op althea Ia heat of It, mad going more aim* bered at a ask mills. The two prawn ma have muted at Wo rail the swan had walked asuly to the s hat amand eethe from beat, and the had hie beak Week ii Si.. th ey haw .me ebectly aphis* ea the 10th Angst. gateway T ipp It ose *et Wlelly awl to the prima he his boots, and at the ems* be 'pia greed oust 1101 M the gateway the seethed masked the Ind et hie ben, and, tuna' round, saw the yeas ma med haeadely ssewsd kin The alarm was ghee, end Ile keltaup of a prison instantly went late the town, no. =r M r. Flaky with whet liad happened, ad a large tat police were instantly seat ea the 'pot, mid Mil was made Is all directions to dimmer lizeilthaw, bed ore trees whatever paid be bail of hia. It sal Ithreght that he might haw thrown himself ever Me gindriOlN and if so he would have been drowned. ill as sebsegssagy reneswed, however thee he was seneeeled in • hayloft in the was of thi lila& awl ant alto male is the mempost looaft, bet alai ene. es .--M i r. May than an to _the WA skid jabs to Isle the primer O'Neil, dithered ever le lie keen log fir the tense, ad ft was ai hie ems time delmeina MM Mr. Finley Meld paned le this esenny by the wend width math The Yawl.. werannw balling** he the vend, ad ea the Side Mr. nay, with the pima ..barked en Weed the weal, hang taken the mere thew the bask, awetask, teal ht* bees deposited by hint yealmuely. —From t the m el hei2i map the joisosor ems fib ibe ime of th em e t Vend et s the IOW& *visa* had been aria at , sabot se the vessel sad • &da mson of polies retuned to Bt. John's from Gahm fruitless 11110/11L EXAMINATION 01 CHARTISTS AT ASIITOR.--Yee terday the ma charged with being asemery to the ardor of Bript, the polissame, were again honed oe he Towshall, gam They are eight in mails : Joseph Constantine, Themes Teaks, John Sefton, Time Kew worthy, Thomas latgawar, William Parker, James Wig ley, and Whim Winewhettra—Mr. Minma, the thief eatable, not halm _eakima evidsmem . r, the pe a fre • brims masa WI mew who li= ll shenki be la a pada to t he maw my "TWINE waist Asa The paean seems& peat dimetishatisa et this saying they Willed their trial to s'AM OS MS ragas but they wen kid,* the magistrates that this was net to their lied trial_ that would not some ea till hut miss—Mr. Joke Broo k s, at torney who appeared for Wrigley, urged that the farther re. and 'of the primes we. unseestatical, and enateaded that three was no edam sada them, as Mr. Newton only stated that in believed he shield have sasses nut Monday. lie thee& that Mr. Nowa we net the proper = e ss judire whet widow was amenalin in this ewe, the same give to him wield net be an am, as It west be he eves. There we • great gligenses be 4004shitremse edam . Tha befe ni ze isinms. the isegthrates howevar, ivirnala nd belerl i tiss ettw eldef don, emigrated the emend applied Ow. CHARITST AppimulOss AT fiADLLIWOATH. —Oa Tossesy aisbt a party of puss arrastad the follow tag pular, at Wilsons*, as a slurp of asditica sad O a attar to somata ea uniawfal assaably Gawp Plau, Whim - Lillis, Jolla Robinson Tonkin% ThOnall Wild, Jobs lenitsw, Jobs Haat, Jolts Pomo, Janes Nield, Janos Leah Jaw& Rides, Jobs Walker, sad Jobs FanaL FOZOIIIO BMA or Excnseas—At the c = mart, Birmingham, on Monday, G. Worminess was with forgery. From the erases it appeared that in Gerber abet year the lairs was a sehoolrearev at Wasesbery, kag a very bearding lead them, milled else Holy \head-hawlesey, is thee month he ass called ups a Mr. Atkisson es get a bill arrested. Mr. Atkins= bad dim e:mated three bills for him is all, and they bad mob teased out to be forged. The diet one was presented on the 9th of October, and prorated to be drawn by the prisoner him self sad metre& by Mr. Jobs Corbett, aseticeser, of Bat" Win be the sum of 201. Abair the 26th of the WYSS month the primer west to Mr. Atkinson with ameba bill fir 261. rata. that be wanted immediate sr easamodados tapes le. The ow was also draws by 'him self, sal purported to be accepted by Mr. Alfred Hama planthe, of Bream, two of whose ems be represented to be at his sehool. This wee also dieeounted by Mr. Atkis son. Oa the 9th a Weimar he again ailed ea Mr. Atkinson with a bill for 901. drawn for himself, parportisg to be accepted by Mr. David Lees. coach spring maker, of Wohribury, lad endorsed by Mr. Blaney, 'elicitor, of Birmingham. As in the former inetasee,.bs said that Mr. Lem bed two sons at his school, and that the bill was to cover their half-year's board ; and in eiglanairs as to the roma of the bill being endoesed by Mr. Marry, said that he was his father's attorney, but happened to be oat of emit 3 the meant he called upon him. This bill was discounted also. It ro happened that the last bill breams due Wert the 29th of January in this year, and in ornequenos of Mr. Atkinson's saapiatons befog aroused, he went on the fa. lowing day to Warranty, when he found that during the prewar night the prisoner had completely sera his house of his furniture, and had himself disapprand. On inquiries brag made, it was found that all the bills were forgeries lie had not been lace herd of until apprehended is Coventry on Friday last The magistrates erearitted the primmer for trial. He was also eseunitted en another of bill forgery, at the instance of Mr. Beres, sohdtot ar t i : appeared that en action for the recovery of • debt bad been brought against the prisoner by a cheat of Mr. Rowe, and in order to stay proceedings, and is settlement of the • debt, ta primmer presented a bill for 201. purporting to be &e -moted hy Mr. D.vid LIM. the acceptor in the tenser cam. The debt amounted to 61. or 61. less than the sum fee which the bill was drama, and he received the din', rents from Mr. Biker a day or two after he preeeate.l the bill, which was 'incepted. It was now proved to be a forgery. ESSEX. Tea CASRB Or POISONING in this county ate still unninveitigstion. The um to which the authorities are now directing their attention is that of a penes named Na thaniel Buttes, formerly savant:A in the menthol Penmen who died on the 30th of September, 1846, • few days ant the death of Mary May's Ant husband, about whom some suspicion also exists. The authorities, not having the power of exhuming the body, have transmitted to the serener a quantity of evidence, to order that he may take the neces sary steps for investigating the matter. The next ease h relative to a person noted Palmer, resident in Ramsey, who died shortly after Button. Almost immediately after his death Mrs. Palmer left Ramsey, accompanied by a man with whom she bad long been intimate. The town of Great Holland in the Tendering Unix hes also, it is inspected, been the scene of one, If not more, of then dreadful poisonings. From the ineestiglition whieh has taken place, it appears that • man namedßru4er died sud denly some time since, in great irony, having b en well and at his work until within • few hours of his death. Two other cases an under oonaideration—one in the parish of Tendering, and anther la the parish of Bradfield. In the forme. the keeper of a beenbop, named Brown, is the sub ject of inquiry, and in the latter the body of a person named Gop, who there is little doubt was poise ed, is to be exhumed. In the investigation of then cases it has beenaseertained that mast if not all, owe their origia_ to the existence of what are in this pert of the country called Death Clubs." A penes (men or woman) enters on of these dubs, agreeing to pay a area of 7d. per quarter, at the same time appointing a nominee, at whose death the subscribing party receives 101. or 81., wording to the number of mesons enrolled. In ad dition to this subscription each member of the dab pays &L extra on the death of any noshes. Mrs. Southgate was • member of one atlas' clubs. Mrs. Bultoo was also • mem ber, and received 81. on the death of her husband. LITERATURE. Low and Gaits. Mr. Gladstone begged Lord John Russell to be ware of meddling with the college system at Oxford, which he said was becoming more and more a " living reality." Plain people want to know what this "living reality" is. We have noticed this book simply to show them. The system whisk'', for want of a better name, is called Puseyite, is we are con vinced most imperfectly understood by the generality of laymen. It has been the object of much attack and defence during the last few years, but the questions upon which the discussion has been raised have in general been so trivial that the whole import of the matter in dispute bas escaped the attention of those not personally manned. The "living reality" st Oxford will carry us over some points of the elucidation. To superficial observers, a great number of parents, for instance, the system at Oxford is merely an educa tional system, which is intimately connected with the great institutions of the oonntry, under which it is quite proper that those should be trained who have the means, and which is, moreover, the almost necessary preparation for the church. The parent finds that, in order for his son to take • degree at Oxford, the youth must be entered at some college which professedly un dertakes him education during his college life (nearly four years), at the end of which time it presents the youth to the university for examinatiou. The uni versity is the body of which the colleges are parts It appoints examiners, who pass or pluck our hype thetacal youth, as the case may be. In the former event he receives the degree of Bachelor of Arts, when his education, as far as Oxford is concerned, is com pleted, the degree of muter being merely an affair of time and money. In the latter he hes to read up for another examination. The university, we should remark. has made the youth un dergo a trilling previous examination at the end of the first half of his career. These examinations con. tain nearly the sum and substance of his doings with the university, collectively : the remainder of he pub lic life is connected exclusively with his college. The "reality," therefore, el this system is a matter of the greatest importance. Theoretically, the authorities of the college are, for the time being, the moral, mental, and spiritual guides of the, youth, whose independent =otiose they control as it seems good to then He finds, therefore, that although allowed to break fast and tea in the rooms with which they fur nish him, his dinner must be taken is the college hall at a certain time, that he mast attend prayers in the college chapel daily, that there is a specified hoar beyond which he is not allowed to be out of the building, and that there are various other regulations on minor matters. Now it is on these points of prayers, stated hours, and regulated modes of discipline, that Mr. Glaristone's " living reality" displays its marked features. These points were, until lady, left to the gentlemanly feelings of the men themselves. The authorities found their account in not giving these regulations the character of positive law, except in the case of exaggerated transgressions of them. It was thought that the generality of men would be as little likely to absent themselves regularly from chapel, where daily prayers were the rule of the institution, as from the morning prayers in a family. However little devotional feel ings might be concerned in their attendance, still it was wandered that men would not be guilty of suck • deliberate breach of good manners as would be in volved in a systematic neglect of the ordinance in question. This system worked well enough. The colleges had their dos proportion of essevase aujes, who gave much trouble by &systematic dentin of all seder; bat them were the exceptions. Now, since the revelation iateedneed into Oxford under the atomism of Mr. Newman and him school, the destine Me bele ed, that the principle of °beaus to college died - should not be essentially psististermity bat seeiesiestieel. It is not I now • mere mann of detail, but ofed work. The colleges are no lugger well regulated bending-house but prof t monasteries, the members of which peefora their duties in obedience to aseletiestical dis aipliss. As this feeling is more prevalent among the eadargradeates than tne heads, thee is occasionally to be met iiE gar tles the strange sight of stadents an paying obedience to antiquated forms, which the never dream of wishing to enforce. These aspirants to the glory of the monkish butte, in the persons of the undergraduates, wish to regard their college as the monastery, the fellows as their spiritual directors, and the heads as the ecclesiastical supeeiers, from whose decision there is no appeal. The fist of men thus voluntarily putting their heads seder a hard yoke is remarkable , but it is nevertheless true. While the Lads are imeting at the upper table, the undergraduates are, in sheilines to eetheiastical regulations (to which they volealnrily subject themselves), (sating at the lower. The jelly old high churchmen of the crusted port nisei me peetlixed at finding men, instead of being disentangl e niensdly placing themselves wider the coated drain set nly peculiar to their own col lege, but which have been sedulously hunted out from records which date centuries back. Oxford or Cambridge is the nataral abode for men whose minds are in the peculiar state of the undergra duates in question. They look upon the fine old build ings, on the still existing old forms; they study the old institution, and they are reminded that all these an ;dice of the 'tidal* ages, when these was an - fill : st. , . 44 : 1' i•-----3----r.- - _;: 1 1 1 . 6 ' 15: ': : : . : ,,. ... 4 a: 1 -g l ie ' It v i n i.:)',." 1 1 \. 4Th