The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-11 00:00:00

—...----__----,--"----- _ ; mi is satk=isotWy will be seemly aware of tis• of Ws bet te the soyelet rem i", flo r s oos serly we awe MI by Ws arrival el the P e rhs{ Wiest, WO 144 • rake , ewelsallialuditsk= lea WWI. flesh as est la rimed ewe sod , as they ewe lob et dem mow so * besse, aid sews et the Whorl ward TM rot: it *gimbals km NNW little obvious ... i sm wo sow mat is the Lento di Ca. sjosTifet el Wee wspospewee ; sad be Mild& is se a s - I si s ibis wisalf, &samaras it Na fast posiday unites is a hiNgL.alkistiihais, silli . is t • ova bed sadsweeeed= :leo Says s e hies tbez7:o7 delliesllesteiese We Nempentaa sad d ames dm% sled thet sews ongeates of the Mt reet, s bee Wee slisdiesod had werreisally resisted tale st ems, Flesh Mhos were — Owe bowl this wawastertbeiral Samba bed set ha ust *la tit Osew Tbil Forhi. Flank dame, so t o at kr To/ba t ead the lii (fr.) br sap Wire is evidesur every atelas6 _es the pert a to gat op • wee' esti-Wo l w belies. g The sie• rt aeo is the city is that the Hest have sossiesd am los 0. Kill to tem oaths 29th. Five per costa Whir, Nam eon ---- GERMANY. PRUSSIA. —We have accounts from Berlin of the jest The Mods Anr.eiger, of that date, contains Ith • ama l ga mation from Herr von Porous and Metternich aa a, agg ivipal authorities of Prussia, announcing Yd *t oying the late acts of the K in g , namel y , the *Natation of the constituent assembly and the ten ding of the constituion. The Trrauiche Sto t ats _louver, of the 7th inst., W added an important provision to one of the clams" tithe caaatitatiaa. his stated in that special law diet e very Prussan, 30 years of age, and in tall peened= chid civic r i g hts, is entitled to vote for the imam I ed *eru* Chamber, provided be pays at WA • gulag peerly is taw, or has landed property to the saga) , a t least, of 3,000 thanes, or a clear insane of 300 thakre. Now, there is not me word is the aga da g iami published on the night of the bth heat. it the &eats .4nzeiger respecting those pecuniary qua. fications. In fact, one was led to believe on that night that genteel suffrage was conceded, although in an indirect sinner ; for the 63th and 66th articles, which relate to the qualifications of the members of the First Chamber, or to the number of electors and oleo. toss] districts for the Second Chamber, are not only liana that score, but are immediately followed by an article (consequently the 67th) in which it is de clared that every independeut Prussian, 24 years of is possemem of all his civic rights ) and residing doing the previous six months in his imam, has a vote, sot the slightest alleeisn being ride to • or a taxation guildhalls'. '!le giber .laws " which are to follow bring mesh saapected additions to the constitution, that it Melte denim of presenting before the 26th of February mut, haters/ altogether different from those it now worm The general feeling in Berlin with respect to the cenctitution, is one of indifference. It is admitted that juts of it are good, but that it is vitiated in its wry origin. ACSTRIA.—The accounts from Vienna are 11l de 4th inst. The grand attack cm the HU sot commenced ; but it was expected tharer i eld be is.. began. As engagement had ex* rhea place boon Pressburg. The imperial beige led mann the Magian are 130,000 strong. It is soli that Wiedischgt its had given up the mennand of that army to Bums °rube?, and made arrengensmis to take up his rendes:se in Vienna. According to am wants from Siebenb the important town of Caneenburg had su rre n d er edto the imperial troops, A sharp cannonade was heard on the Ist inst. near Minn (coON ten miles from Vienna.) It is said *at the imperial troops were obliged to rake a tenors& movement. The Vienna deputies ) Chi& mark and Foster, have received votes of want of cow Adam The new emperor has declared that he will warder the programme of the ministate as his own. He is expected to take no his redden , * shortly it Vies*, and a general amnesty is looked for, so far se the Vienna revolution is concerned. A letter from Vienna of Dec. 4in the Caws Gazette says " The Emperor intends to himself provisionally from all his family, wl l ivr has winced a very favourable impression. In fact, imam direly after the act of abdication had been 2t sad the new Emperor proclaimed at Olmiitz, . Man the oath, the whole imperial family circle Teske up the ex-Emperor and his consort far Piga*: the Archduchess Sophia and the Arch duke Francis Joseph for Munich; the Arab ia° Ferdinand d'Eate for Berlin and Drellbee where his highness went to communicate to theme marts the abdication of Ferdinand, and the acoesion of Francis Joseph." The Emperor Francis has confirmed the Ban Jell* rich in the office of civil and military governor et Croatia. The accounts from Gallic* are unsatisfactory. The divisions existing between the Polish and Adhesion rare are becoming every day more serious, peeler larly since the go•ernment have begun to &vase the latter. The object in thus setting race against weetAmlle,lto the M y the on anses sod the Cro atiature whia was held in view with d ra. ie composed cm the old swims of " &ride ef • The system now puma is the more criminal, Mem much as the two mess have lived on friendly terms sae with the other daring several centuries. As might have been anticipated, the Servians see beginning to pat path , unae claims in to nationality. Bisect mob lem proved 4= how greatly dedentleet dr lospier is es hie sow German and uoirldrityar sailisibe dor thirehdoissee cif his throne. They are, fteillmost_lespre stir lid with the favours they have imbed slue the tcresiencement of the rev& is limpsy Pieper; but they demand an indepenimt soloing and legislative ratably, with a vicewegal goverment In penes of of the disturbed Mee of Hungary, the der mas,; it appears, have resolved se sograselielism horn the pde ' they sort sore mew*, sos to Ohm: ; so they have ormiedemed smother le pie ced thither, and have even Myra tona for the ter mination of the negotiation. Myra which term the astral committee in (Words bas island that it snot be formals dir the rokierres of roam FRANKFORT.—In the Asses* on the 7th but Rut Wsesedonk brought hrwerd tie know*/ =t motion :-- 0 That the National Monthly tat the dissolving of the Pruden Assembly sad the granting of a ootrdtatica see null sad void" The agency of the notion wee admitted, and was Mood to a committee, with isobaric' as to kW up &windy report. The National Assembly pond dr a neolation abolishing capital punishment Ozark by swirl law, and in cue of mutiny at sea), the us of tie pillory, and corporal chastisement. BAVARIA.—Oa the 4th inst. there wee a grand twee-light procession at Munich in honour of the late Rohm Blum—sot less than 1,800 ponces Wass (*eluding 300 students). The min prevails& SWITZERLAND. A denier has boo ss eat by the Swims irOVOTII- Gut to the stake et the eialoaeratioe, reetteuseedieg Gat ell niogeos carrying ea prefab against the Gor ses shire be int biked. awl that ears be taken to preset the Wipes fres setively min in ilestre ammierse whilst hi the Swims territory. FRANKFORT, Duo. 2. I ham kept Wean for • keg tints, because in truth I bare Issa deterred by shams front expressing what I think cd our positioa bare. Yo s it at a sb r. ht : he Flautist parliament has hied to meow' the Ink * whisk mats smammisd it—the Lohman if the mil of Germany by peaceful and moral mom. This unity will 1311 realised, bemuse it has lama parasite of the heads and hearts of all Oer am; but it will sot be realised witboat sew shocks end a stead rmolatioa. The classes which haws mode • plaiimmat a failure are sufficiently complicated ; NW pub Maul amme external ; some bare 'pasted ‘ffihia the others out of door.. Down to ▪ Illth of tier the party of the extreme left is Limpluible kr all the *vas whisk now:hapeml over os. • pop veking to Otir4WO the i ty iii.. oily dare thaw into the arms of the simian of 16 2 cad Osman amity. The extrema kilt dreamed marsaboa of 1793, mai the hottest Mera e u tsitielsrs of the Germs parliament paint heroes Is misting the Ilk,tithe luiarlisa of 1793, whisk r a er tai rt ad &its (who serastiasa war arybdisf lathe reality of their am tiseinisel aisalasat of the parts of derma Dwaine awl ',Man*, played off soon this souslim • rnt et pure toisohiet, and sometisam in gla af 1011 Y. But time the 18th of September WM /Mr hes exersieed se iseumwe over the progress of meets ia Fraultiort ;it had already been pet down. The terror, however, which this party had awakened in the minds of our silly geed chimes survived its over throw, and this terror Ise mode than concede every thiracethat misistme asked of them the 18th of September the intriguants of the right ham taken the coteries of the Amhara aid Lankier, hotels in tow. The ski of the Augsburg hotel, ender the lead enthip of Pram= Biederman and Vice-Prmi dent Rimer, includes all the timidides of the As sembly ; excellent men all of them, most estimable elarasters, but =parallelled political cowards. ritaft .the 18th of September this club has reeolvedto follow Week= implicitly, and hes voted blandly with them en all moutons : it has earned the title of the minielerial body-guard. The club of the Lands berg WA, with mare liberal profession, has been equally etheervient in its votes. M. Jordan, of Ber lin ts its lender—originally ems of those unread. claire of the kit who insisted ups voting for M. Von. Itmtein in the election of the Vier of the Empire, and has eiesebeemse the sea danssle of the minister, who has rewarded him with a Vase er oonncillor of the navy. Thin club is the gene manageable as its members are so tkieleat 'a ability, that the ministerial club at the Casino, while courting their votes, publicly calls them the club of imbeciles. Time two slabs can turn the vote in favour of the right or the lilt as they please. They are composed of the mut iaelgailicaat members of the Assembly ; but that dose wet deprive them of their casting vote. The WI may be said to be the heart, and the right the head of Germany ; but the belly lies between them, and the last neater is sure to have it. This is pitiable, but it is the way of the world. These two clubs mimpose the centre, and represent the combined cowardice, indecision, ood nature. and selfishness of Germany. It is to them that all re marks on the eft cts a parliamentary vote will have on the course of exchange are addressed ; it is to them that all appeals, which falsely represent the friends of liberty as a blood-thirsty crew. are made. The party of the right is compoeed of tl:e oppo nents of the revolution of 1818 —of men who wish to continue Promises, Austrians, or Bavarians—of men who are employ's, professors, and nothing more. This party understands the game it plays, and takes the lead at present. Bat it is mistaken if it thinks it can count upon carrying the centre along with it, when its ulterior views are unmasked. This poor belly is panic-struck at present by visions of republicans, bat it has no liking for the red monarchy of Win diechgrats, Itadeski ' and Wrangel. As soon as it discovers what the leaders of the right are driving at, it will torn its back upon them and throw its weight into the scale of the left. This may oome to pass sooner than any one expero, tar the men in the ascendant at Vienna and Berlin are advancing at a quick march pace. But when the centre deserts the camp of the right to seek refuge in that of the left, it will be as in capable of thinking or acting for itself as it is at pre sent. It will IN rmit the left to lead it by the nose just as the right leads it now. And then perhaps we may find ourselves hurried towards a republic as ra pidly as they are dragging us at present towards a end mennesity. We are treading the same path that °diet end Louis Philippe to exile and France to nearby, held in check by Cavaignac's sabre. The Schmetling minister is sick even unto death. The centre, aid even the right, believe that it has betrayed the cause of Germany to the House of Haps- burg. A shade of suspicion has been cast even on the Archduke John. There are few who do not be lieve that it the Austrian deputies are obliged to retire from the Frankfort pariament the Archduke John will not remain long be hind them. The events of the lest fortnight have unsettled everything in Germany. Revolutionary projects are again taking possession of all heads : it is impossible to conjecture how long it may be before they set the arms in motion, but it is certain that it will set them at work some day, and, in all likelihood, a tabula rasa will be the result. In the meantime the German parliament will continue to vegetal% unless some accident inspires it with energy to rise to the views and wishes which predominate in all that is young, energetic, brave, and generous in Germany. An opportunity of thusrising may be afforded by the of events in Prussia, as soon as the court rh n irr itself strong enough to unmask its game; or by the progress of events in Austria, if the Italian difficulties require the intervention of Germany. But, at present, our parliament is powerless and despised; and the beet thing that could happen to it would be—to be treated by the higher powers as it deserves. That, I believe, would work a change in its temper and conduct. FRANCE.—New POSTAL ABIANOIDISNT.—Thu National Awash he pawed a law red's/lag the rote , prairie hut the let of sort moth, as midi/sties wet meetly node to the Portsteetevastoral is England to kers whethersay sneagemeat had bees MOW to for the rodueties of the es bitten between liaelesd sad Fusee. The reply whied hat Jut bees reesived stater " that se arrangers* bare at roma bees and. for a modest/ea es the rawest gettage la the sonveposrlesee bassoon the Valid Kiagdsw awl Presee." We regret to have to etessusiesee this reply ( kr we bed hewed that the priaeiple of the Mar it,. wail Ism aztrnikd to letters balms the we maw um. As regards the isles& esiviege as this die It =s that, whilst the tiverseledea of a letter dam = will by the sew law b. &wed N essehese (II ems) We ism bithiess, the ease iied amid set be wade sees hare esep ging to in Enema tberugh Cele& The yeast e t a liegiesk sr ate helm is Fr = be thee bared--Oa. So imbed samispe is tempsses fir ssemeiries by an, red SWIM or Us bas betimes Weis tad Pals. As equitable seresesessek an *lst, would be 101111 NW SIMPNIMIII If /11/8 sent water mange, whisk will the Seed is Esobsel, the twegesse er her sees is by thew law, would make the Mal dwrge*lregesse et to. i.e, Bet at say rats, if the high rate el des mews se thentesse ilw water swimga be sniateleed, it seem sesseselis to selt that the diesels= betimes the aid sheep seel She sew owe hem Oda to Pens. es ides eseed, &end apply to the lattice whisk pore boom Pots es& Louise W She t w o mete. FRENCH WEST INDIES.—The Mosidasr amino@ that Admiral Brut aseassed the goveruseat of the blasd of Man se es the 4th el Mae November la ma! a: the mete time pebbles/ penman& assess remelt Ise property, and resmosemeep wed °Wiese, te the laws. RIO JANEIRO.—The Asserssid des Davao Sebes a letter treat Rio Jeanie, dated Oat. which it awns that the latest news Iron Le Ykla rot ri asil le 1 3 : a ltir ow to L bs i o nt ios test o a ar wri me r zie s : already aware that Dose slight &foresee had miss between the eitiel el polio, as Bono The illidelli Aim and the &Anna /Aerial 11 . 011147119. Romi to the amyl le/swede eapialsol by his die set to have say impoessaate witnesses el the preparation Ming made at Batas Ayres fee as nepotist ezpolnies seder Mean and Paella* spine Pesasplai. Resat desires tie redone this Ferias, simipla ID dr Minim esatirkin. ties; is the Emanate Or orraismest et - SEM is stable. ommaratione to repel say elesespt eir this' hied. Lettere hem Mosta Video of the Mt sate this Mr. Sasebo& hod determined to wait for leatontiese frers Lord Palatentes before he proceeded farther es his sehelas. i t h, but oly citY. gbt frown. - OWN" SaTultDair.—The Dohs end Dothan de Neuman rniwd this allstaeoa es a visit to for Keyway. Swwpait•—The Qom sad Prince Albert, with tht r=beiwebee el the loyal Family, and tin Dyke sad da Ikaacens, walled fa the prikee waaei thle saseskrs. Tha Qom sod Moos Alba% by Thasualleee Oasalag, se lady is oraltiag, the Boa. Mist Dams" Odessa Ilaeledee Drmaiasd, sad Colossi Bea ver* nimbi dlefae straw ibis ateralog at Whippiaghaat B The Bake sad Wa l t de 3111110t111 MSS to the Sanaa Whelk dor& a Como. The Dal gld Daiwa cl Cambridge arrived in lowa ea Bat uft bow their residloass at Hew, and visited the Dwitose seallaSeliet at eleatewer-hewts. The Pnwelaw Mandist bad an taterview with Vis. wpm Pelaweieseetiewirdec.—/Irliiethwiek, Neat for the Jamie' Chamber et Cewairee, hod abe ea interview with Lad Pshestetse, at the Foreigwegge, ea Beterday. • Mr. Maims, Bwrebtj wedCosaptreiler-Oettetsl to the Oeweewasaers ter the Natesides et *0 Notional Deb , . mad Colossi Nebeely hed latervbeis edit ths Cheasellor et asthma, at his Meta wildest* in Mimes et the !ebbe Worts CeenetWies. Wed ea Minim co Friday with the right hen . baronet. ItaDUCTIoas IN PUBLIC OFTlCes.—Ths Observer gam that the rabiediew in the Imes will be of a vary ox toseive asture, and that fallegadisafily Ile that diens who will be eueonmaided fee permaist mired allowerams. as less tea 300.4111 be pliood epee Ib mamba& 1111, is be readaliiid Me the sinks as vaisatist ulss sa the reload silskikkmast ; sad natal ell these arimisat of& ewe shill lave been preibiled ix; al new ippeloimat will be allowed to lake Assn The inquiry iatetbe esposiitere of the siva eitsbilskmate is Iniared will he smeinial with the ma desseedaiden to sabres all milli wager/ in the peblis depestemes as ix ; fise se sew oomaiis sloe is deem& Tainlies, es the perms amployed ia the leading depertieseas - to Ireland are Mesa Mirely ander the coatis' of the shoal bowls in London. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1848. IL Platonism Macs soma& the late Mr. Ed- Caney as *NI esminitta• clerk ht the Neese of Leeds. LORD esmovv, 'Mut ea se the Dike al tilamr m.kn be.. embed W assisei Mr. Chula Beth: Problem, et tbaPese•law Othisibika. Han= Exrwrnos To Mozocco.—lie C. Naples is =pseud to aill Ws thy ka sth liedlaufeasen w ith ba gics, warn be vie 1111111 11.1 1 VIVIal L la etheseesees ales ealei ea GOMM Onlierfail4 ari Ili. aims le BAY =atheist yawl Ilires OW% lathathebbytbellhbbbrarsa lir Males Ms beim ithathlei Is eith - Ttaafat he the papas of dathadllaa selithaloa ben it. Sapp* of Ithesere. CHOLIZA.-On Siderial the Moab/ fresh ISSN of chola.' were nimbi to the Nerd of Health :-81. George-in-the• Bast, I ; l / 85 5F,,; Seathwark, 1; the 14. 2 %tat; Glasgow, &ma Nev. 11 to Doak I n 7r i c:n . , k 81 Maths ; Edinburgh, Leith, and other part eff Scotland, 13 mak 8 deaths. CHEAP OAS IN TEI CITT.-Ths enmities open the gas gelation, spoesiemil iPligli b 411 .11 : 1111 4 Commission of Sewers, have determined to pound the osas to parliament, for the pupas of obtairdetthe seimesieg pewees to lay down slain, and, if nosifte, maeskions gas. so that it soy be supplied to %M OW= at flea h M. to 4e. par thorned cubic feet, Mead el the inonloss NOB sow levied by the gee companies. EPISCOPAL PATZONAGE.-Within tbri kat fin the Rev. J. P. BdonSbeen pemented to few a. santesaioo, by tbs B et Denim. TM filet Is Nib* Wearniouth, value 2, . a year! Thus it is the aka& Mee greaten, Mesa upon them. ENGLISH RATES OF POSTAGE ON FORZION Lerters,-Sir,-On the Ist et Jeamegy a was 141114141411 is the rata M postage throughout Passe ttia piss -it her a twopenny post will then eons W egseelies ter Wens seder a quarter of as ounce, with WNW kr biters above that weight upon a similarly redmisd_ inek Allow me to =to ma sad the Liverpool Ffesealsi Bohm Co.. the propriety of am sendft a esdeseles of the rates If posse oakum to Freon De am, sad ether .swim ea thereatisent, wherever railroads have superseded the Sie mer slow axles of locomotion sad elespatek. The moose =. of a letter to any part of = A lma Mis kiugdent. yr Ms quarter ounce, 10d. ; le Calaie Wow sad was o th er ports, damn Maras pease, mill hes to Calais (I Oats from my ors e) th uag lrt of • letter of the above weight hes ' bat 70 seats. Tee railroad troy I. opts sow to the chief towns al Frame sad De/glem•-by cos. Kane the mil pocket earns to ate part en sash lids el the channel, Dover sad Celan the despatch wa pro he= if cwn arnageoeste are made is Frame sod with the railway authorities, for expaditieg the mammas of the mails as their being landed at either of the above ports; sad it wilt be obvious to any one who will reflect on the subjeet, that the expenses of th's route for th e anises. cal =sib mast be considerably diminished, so as to allow of treat Messiah in the present rates of postage for Free* Belgian, sad entinental lettais--el entree it is meant ilea or to these parts. The sapenas of 'Oren to India yid Skein eeilbee, u sow very heavy. If the rate of postage foe the channel passage was reduced according to the fair charge of the service performed, yid Dover and Calais, the only future mail ports, we should bitable Wend correspondence through France to India as cheaply as by Soathasapton. The ar. rangement I suggest would, it is believed, be of much benefit to most parts of the continent, and would further mistrial' the present geed understanding, friendly relations, de., with ear seared neighbour, Francs. In the event of war with the latter minnery the present route to the continent. rid Oetead, meld wily be resumed by government mail packets, or by seerset with private eon. amid steam nargatios empsaies, seder sufficient gua rantees. Trusting that the importance of the subject will best elms this mimes es year time sad aeration, 1 will sow beg to ekes this rather rambling oostmanication.-A ILAILILOaD T/LATILLaII, VIA CLLAIS AND LISLI TO OsTaND AMU BILOIIII.-Loados, Dec. 5, 1848. CANADA AND TUE NAVIGATION LAWS.-Bir,- Belies* that you would sot, in advocating any th,ary, wittingly drew conclasioae founded on wrong data, permit me to call your attaatioa to your ankles on the navigation lain, in Thanday's (9th Nov.) paper. If, in a cots:eons and temperate misuser, which I tryst deviate from, I am able to prove some of your hypotheses offo4ootO, I 1004 to read the tune in your journal, Of if I fail to do so, your arguments will have gathered strength. From the articles alluded to, your readan can only infer:-1. That the post ponement of the repeal of the navigation laws has nosed sal. venal discontent is Canada. 2. That when we found Canada enjoying a preference is our markets over the United States; we proceeded to put the two on a footing of equality. ..l have left off with giving the United States a peel - erase ever Caseda. 3 That the navigation laws form an i beseier te the navigatioa of the Bt. Lawrence by mesh, I will, with your permission, take them *Pee etriatzes. First, then, to prove that the discontent in Omsk not taniesisal. I ref r you to the Quake Gazettes ef 8111 k Aug., Bth, 12th, and 16th Sept., and the Kingston CArestalle end Ness, of 264 Sept. Ia the Quebec Gazette et Sts the editor concludes by laying "If any people me their own throats by clemouring for the renal of the "- = 'Woo laws, the immediate eoneequenes of which will be the repeal of the differential duties on foreign timber, Is /ITT! et ease, in the British markets, they are, as we have shims, 'tie people of Quebec." Secondly, the quotation just gives wit ammo your wand assertion, timber, the staple article alrOmida, only paying a duty of I. per lender 60 cubic fest; Morison, and all formes, 13s. per load. Thirdly, there is ankh* to prevent f oreig n vessels bringing the produos of their own co.mtrio to Canada, and taking back to their own pats the products of Canada. The house of Price and Co., of Quebec, have or had the contrast to supply the Free& navy with masts. Any French vessel could bring to Qllllll4 silks, brandies, or wines, mad take beak the said =Ma. Although *protective duty ea foreign corn will hardly he riresecied, yet when it is consideced and proved that a low reveilles duty (ray 40.) ca wheat does not enhance the peke al floor to the cossaoars ose farthing prir pound, rash would sot earpriao s. s Os Friday; 6th Nov., 1847, tho areesulces of grain Nu the kingdom were : Barley. Oats. Bye. BUM. Pa& 346.7 d. 31a. id. 23.. 140. Id. 435. 3 41 . M. M. "There en no dettes sa Os Friday, Nev. 10, 1848 Wheat. Zany. Oeta. Eye. Mem Pm. 316.10 d. Us. 7d. Meld. its. Id. 356. Id. M. M. Dety...116. fa 26. 6d. ... Thee we lase a sillies of ramie be se geed what're?. Whoa John 101 l considers this, mol thst by swing ear sedum to foreign roan we have Bided oar OM Amish. bes Wm In eskers, held. horde/ essesteas with en evert/as stigma, be my yet MOO vele thesis' and re. tees es Iris sober eaten If we ably Mewed our own illbelisand gays their proisets a modems, k ear markets dreutemild take all Iferehotra, . as& meld rap*, and we might laugh at Ueda the b carn al = = B., upost from Gen. Taylor. The Motions area ribmwd yet we are toe oesseited to take onosple bf ku llhez; Nifferd, Nev. 16. P.B. The amehee Ossetia Nev. 2, hes the Manse = Normals law of .-The trei radon bed my tough seetemen is the ittairont Oren* and Mertsiseg . Cetarier, sad Ewing Cerise, sad Mk ette reepeedests,' sad seadades by ogle& it sallow the pro net :orisons laws the esisMl none is nakiag sub is. readses Ms me .seal et the United litatee, are we to bless for set Janis( is the eatery miss these laws, and ilbesst• MID, to revolt ROM the Mae goverment if Ow see set innodiately remand r . [A. oar eervespesiest types= to upset greet alb* ibla the publiesties et Ids Misr relish' to his *setsslV. give It iasertioss. We have oft Is reserlt :-let itst atig seserika respecting the selleessl dhessiset emu& Is Cords by the mowers& et the sevigetles laws ie set his. by the het art s”wallees ellseslty NM hag to is these hoes. The imp bowie at the wrests Brestjestseh whisk he sieis. shwas theithiy ore pratestieg =Br primates pale *she. fa& We sot e t aside of earwass, bee the trade et the vehrey. The rem* USW et adobe - is e ttlrwhig luta the Assesses iv' -es All *at - • _ whiakw°-. Ti Ism the origin and Mem distinst, though drequently seaman, Court, ft somelekall swims, sad by is It mem this be days of loft the latter court was halm before the alloraid sad assial of the Idnefe house, and was imillided siffististeit jostles *tress the kina's demise* eseenale. that they might sot hi drawn late dm other verb s sal thisaby the Meg lose their semies. It wm Moe* held a, though set part of, the Aids lietis, sad when that wee eabdlvided, reemeleted a disdastjuriedla dm, holding pious of all memos@ eanatitted within the verge of the swan ; where only see of the portals is in the king's demestie sack* (is whisk ems the Mama shall be lass by ajar, ef the amery) ; sad of all debts, 41111111010, sad esemmats where bode the esatresting pardas bias MMe *al hossehold, en of d that the lamest shall be lOW peed ei ma of the household only. The verge alike rust seamed three miles sad three hull** from the palm* ; but by statute 13 Rion. 11., e. 1, e. 3, it was e in twelve tam rand the pare of reeldeses. But this court being ambelmory, earl obliged to fellow the bra is all his progresses, as that by removal of the household Mims were frequently diseentineed, and doubts having arises es to the extent of its jutimiledoo, King Charles the First, In the sixth year of his nip, by his MUM pa rooted mooted a new court of ~ noord, record, celled I the Carla Paled' or palm court, to be held betas the steward of the household and knight marshal, sad the steward of the court, or his deputy. wilt jurisdic tion to hold plea of all maser of personal actions what soever, which Mill arise between any parties. Some very mate red ;mimed lawyer, has smarted that this charter, being substanted for the Mushalass Court, whomjurisdie- Pm as before noticed, was contiaed to her and determine differences between the king's domestics, could not legally be extended by this charter to parties not in soy manner cousested with such domestics (which meld oily be effected, by net d parlismat) ; red that, esearquently the charter is pest* is " impends and void la law." And hence it le that if a plea to the jurisdietioa of the court to eater Ma pseud actions between parties other than the Wag's doisestiee be pleaded, no attempt bee ever yet bees made to determine the validity of ma plea. That peat sad manifold obsess have crept into the mode of maiserAng the Minim of this court are quite sotorious ; an steer* has bees Mown to include two ' three, and e, even leer merats he ens and the sues writ and wettest, and to make charges for separate and distinct writs against each. Bail Mods have hem charged for when none were ever it ▪ ladsed, it woad mom mere space that I ass de. vet to this sableet i to enumerate the many sets of maims. does with which I have been made *misted ; and as its unities. in se small dopes impels the efficiency of the County Courts is the environs of the metropolis, I oneerely hops that ere the termination of the eosins seam of par liament, this mart will either be abolished in Selo, or thrown emu to thedessios BARON m MOW/ CIIAMIS.—EireI trust you will allow me to aster my protest in your columns avast the charge of Mr. Berea Aldermen to the grand jury of Cheshire, delivered et the special commission now sitting. As if cosatry gentlemen wore not already bigotted and pre judiced enough against chartists and democrats, Mr. Baron Aldersoa troste them to • lactate upon the present state of Europe, he muss and croseequeseee, and " holds oat " (in the words of the report) the present convulsion' of foreign stets as a waraleg to the disaffected." Now,sir, what business has a jades with the events paining in foreign countries ? What Maness has he to warn the die effected ? It he talks is this way with reference to the eases ma* before the grand pity, he prejudges throe. If with out roi traaM to them, ha merely wastes time. Let • judge miad kh mu brims% which is to expound the law as it is, sad leave *Mal Intone to those whose proper Winos It Is to critt mos or to defend, the law, as their °Duel:Peas may lead them. Heave heard is my time a fair pautity ofjudt cal balderdash Misted epos grind and petty brim. I dare my yea, in mar meadow, have heard still more ; and I feel ours you will agree with me, that it is a growing sad crying nuisance.—l am, sir, your very obedient serves% Pratioota.—P.S. I hem you will duly animadvert ems the refusal of the sum judge to allow the wafortusate pri mer a table epos whisk to take note. The judge no doubt considered himself bowed by peeesdent, bat such crud relics of the old barbarity towards pelheasre ought to be done away with. TIM NORFOLK AitiMMIATIONR.—No new fact/ of any great inipmasse Vas been published relative to the murder. in Norfolk. TM pollee have, however, bees very active in Sodas V. the beasts of Rush during bit Mode to London. It is sew stated that the balls extracted from the body of the deemed Mr. limy were made of tpe metal, and it lesenissaired that th had been origin all y used, r semmealy Imam is rural in stamping apparel Mk the some ef oho mem The metal is to be wiped to sesortala the pain pepertiese of Its constituent parts. Bay as. dike City deesethe Mos. who is assisting in the investi gation, has dimmed that on Sunday, the 18th of Nov., the = . 7 4 s l i s a mes. Lesdea, sad slept at No. 3, Milne-street, TM sweat said his luggage there ea red ef • asepschagoi greet mat, a large blue cloth cloak, ma • blom• Ilerr ei Csk mataishig two very hard sa steam, about is Sag. Tu. mod is supposed to ham aestained Mask. The phrase left for Norwich en the ISM, and desired • bed might be kept for him on the night Seise WS (that on whisk the murder wee committed). The moss was... Jame fftemody lodged in litlairstresit. The gramer, it NM% biome samdated with James by Meer ** for • worms be Mt tuns motherless Widnes. She was speedily mind b/ the Omer, and dee same to town wad wee dammed of bee MS dad is the 4th et Ost. The Cfee meadt Molted bee the obseeeter elan undo. e is llet dykes, Mrs. James immediately rowed to Noe. wish. The is stioademes report that Mrs. 'army hal t he semen sight, and is as well as could be emested. The esedasal amass of unfavourable symp lime up to the presses tins leads to the hope that such • obste of things may isontinete. The poor servant still musing bus mess precarious oesditloe. fins IN REGENT4III2I2.-.4llllll= l llloraim betemat six and seven Val& a Mr, vlik 6, dedenetion of semi Wsssal with d mas%, broke out in Little P dames commenced is • ei 14 1 E% Mr. Pratt, cabinetmaker GM of Is the comes of a few mimeos lie SNP in • panel blaze. The maims were edisked by the stanasettay at I Mr. WW. Austin, hoe and wipe 'esker, tad that was destroyed, and the Gums attended rapidly tonza sae home of Ilr. Davis. Mr. Austin's remises had • time bock apwarde el 11001. emmded upon them is im proving the werkieg mobiaery. The damp dose is clay repxtedl as follows :—Ths prossbu of Mr. Pratt, lie 3, Little Poetised-street, burned down. No. 1 in the swept asseL Mr. W. Mitts, lace and fringe maker, consumed the abide et the workshops end contents, dwelling-house par r* d= s x. 2 in the 'me street, Mr. Davis, pal a s, damp try firs, water, ari remeed. Mertimeraftest, Mr. J. P. Shaw, ealeissameker sad sLideterer, bask portion of premien ailed, demega seed tare Injured by removal. No 80 In the sans wpm, Jim Sibley, dressmaker, reef of book mestiess damaged. The cam of the ire his bees teased to mar Ilms placed in the sheds, whit& biassing slaked set the timber ea Sm.—TM OTIEIIt Flan assured la various parts of the metropolis Orbs Saturday end yesterday, atm stillest destroy* property to any ember amount. at Ott wan, whisk is let with the Mush,less WEST RIDING ELECTION. 818 CULLING FAWLEY Is VAPIDLY RECOVERING hem the Mode el the lovers cold erlkh '.hod him to his man as Woodsy bat, sad will Woad Its asamindos of sasdideass this day at Wskefield. ♦ anslior is as. pasted, as the Meads of both treadles bays sessassit to s•nvey their pardons by railway es Walosibild and Mgt. Xt. Kidd, a eltsrtht, has snivel at Wabash", ter the pari•lo of enaeling the torso of •ors hbossif MI a Mil. date. On Friday he dawned a raperatary address to a taw handfed listeners la this liablitop bat was sully resolved. PROPi ....a wain _ pea _ arty tic wk the sheered at tkilk Ilinname * Sri ' A Mi. COBDEN ON NATIONAL EDUCATION. —AE ibli, -.ash the boot s heeled " • wo -- lo rt eestellwate M the Posh isabh or Portuguese mewl imam wary Prawn Ow, &e., to our Norsk Anu i m ~,k,aw . and assay b e * a ago o f meet soiree of the Lommehire Public School hesocts edai rj IT 4 a lca ar e aregli, it ima ge the ws /ass= mho were ners ta. If they had Manchister, lir. Pupas mod a pap on the imetitutleas of Americo, and after several other people ii OM Ski Ithh not ' into the Mat. It "Ili STOW THOUSAND-POUND Nom Which Was ..., ~.._...., ...........,.., 1 ,.. ~,_ __,. : " Ca= ___ ____ A__.- r..__... .thc any _ are NAM after the amMesr of it wet altered, es sentiMed is , ;I I y es "l i r L ia T ise se'77,:spoZiagwro:, .old lamas, wfreesiswa=7;,l7;. iwelabre masthe our Mew al istookef.wlll met dhollohli the" BeatCes wee whether In the tomes sr in the agricultural If you it Me ham idssi yeatitrday morning. I have also gate mariellime4 _The kw will Oa ss Bee Bask cler ks, ' k boa travailed is me of the large steam-boass , you tat &near owe Ofi *We_ lOoth in We boat Was we had . l am "We ortk tom Mama by the amimilleoafthe Beak ofiblathad are ties manes with a anempaag at gm plasm one right- if the hag miasma threasselase and kept quiet *weal to make sr*. amewe. AglaaaWa the woollier wee "Ls head men might be • journeyman mew • your left land not lams hash Wood had hold of my leg, but I the list of " stegladhe dish lo ... .all____._.__Peebehah7_,_,_ww t and.._ seiggamay wog be a mess is eserel, of haler wage s ; but was obliged to preek her of, or she would have drowned me then aught to low se= wont es wswwwwwf `raw''' . l'• you mould mot know Sims to be of that rash by an, am. also. It is a good ) teat. —Verdiet, " Aocidsptally drowned.' lard mumble we IMMO the odes bog__ ..._ol_,___..the may ere' messemm awe by their ismeantrar at the diens, table would AMMAN'S WITH PINN-Ams.—On Wednesday, Pied la the nee. _ ,Ilf le 11ea1_n_ 11111 ._,.... a ..w" wil mi1"........_ _..___lnia.' you that they wen not samstomed to the mass slam Mr. itotreet Smith, of Poatefract, was shooting at Doming- hot bad wit bwo. .. 1•••• in Im ov ri e t . ••• •••• 1111 '' 'a wls ' es bel2g to. He was struck by the self-respaet, and tea, to company with T. Hall, Esq., of Pusan, • mars* in mad ham immediately of &mew and decorum in maid life, wets et the West Biding and a servant of Mr. Baia% • TER CENTRAL CRIMINAL 001111T—RDMIMION, Six ammo las peon*. With regard UM& quo& mom& Willies Bales. Mr. Smith had marked the plate 1 tollom—la the Court of Comma Cowan, en Thuralay, qua Lel eibmities, whisk lay at the otia of all our where a pheasant had rested, and was approaching the mot err were made Wails to the mayoralty al- metal and *idol qamtioas, he must my that it was the with his gum at half-cock, when the hammer of one of the 'Om dem item is ~Ala with the 'huffs most diSfthr problem which the association could have is. bane* caught a bough—was pulled beck and let fall upon amisermileserm in the Pohl henTlOn heaths felleehlt of tend vapor. About twelve years ago he took an active part the am, disalserstag the barrel and lodging nearly the whole the imeral Criminal Court. —llr. UM the *shaft of the is the mum of public Mutation ; ha fast , it was by imam of d the esaleses he the head of his unfortunate servant, and, ' allamiltalf, said be bed fhimboll to * 4 4410444414 if the that question that he was initiated into public life. At-that et mime, Mims hiss em the spot. Az inquest was held on blot for the allimallha of the _Public, bet be we ow- time,ameraget those men with whoa he wet resastomat he the der when the jury returned a verdict of " Ac by the Ohre msealrem—M2 . Asehrela commidered act in public, there was so diatoms dm:Mica as to *ode- 'Mentally I, eametLm • Dustiest. AA the ES City vi o n ftwa a ria.— " 6 " : "4llll = Of the City law frlMMs ie Win Plat, w e tth a tho Wilim tat= la the *dr , , t a t e r= A GAMEKEEPER COMMITTED FOR KILLING A said in the new mart whisk wet hams availed, the egad- ressletisas weremanimemly sad aMkasisethelly week la PoAciais..--On Thursday, at _ Durham, Hr. J. Y. pawn. mug if a small fernery , without femt, would be taeled.— taveM of amional almatioa. West, it was the pepaMrcey the warmer, ooncluded am imsst manacling the death of a The mart will. it - is Wiser* wait the ex ent of the tweliE r . ego, emd In Rea Igims to whoa is mild Maimed John Coulson, who we shot by the head sew 'mart before Mai ems to any let the party was In &mar of netlemel elessisa Ina of G. Barbs, Req., of Crozdale Park. From the Tilit PALACE COOET.—Sir,— BMWS a site I thee were almost basuperabie silisetiMe its the way of *Ma it appeal that on the 25th ult. the attention nodes& an application made by Mr. Pullen to • Court of agmteles ac rese mre d plan ; but Oho lillealties Wan now of Mr. floyd, the shill kora et Mr. &lan's, was aroused, Haela's Bench on behalf of a Mr. Imlay ea attorney of the ; for , owing too.. airssartaases, between 1 and 2 o'dock la the =SWARM by besting the courts, who claims to be admitted an &Beteg old* i =f el lase azatilent saes welt wheat he SMNISISISS, be- report et guns firing in the dilution et his master's pre. = I" Court, under the 27th section of the statute 6& 7 ft. g lathe varier bodies of diammes, had now taken sena. He immediately got up and having called the per ils." 73, which marita, " That any perm who shell hate and had de c lared themselves Mega to the rmy dinar. they went in emu* ef . the punks who were inns, hosidely admitted am ateeesey of any one of the reprice cf asthma' edecatice. That was an immeasa tout• mob ni gm with him. Wien they bad got into a persail, astalaw at Westatiaster shall be entitled, lima the of shy queedm, sad raidetal ft note &Molt than wait' crewel% they cam in front of • pasty of of his admiral= therein, or an elitist extract ; for whea the eme Mute .11a jetty wen era - posies, ' mad out to them to stand back, or trey Withal the mate will continues in force, to be ad- nielsedy is favour of emitted riebet there was a begs weaM lire upea them The keeper wined that he would milli sem fa any other of the said warm or in that %het party would agree epos MU pima • slid than, fly not shad bee, whales' of the posahare discharged his gm, SW ISM law lon limaisad and Wales, upon sign- degree, by publis asitatias, lam at have . omehorms any sad the mates* wounded Boyd in the hands , thighs , and Mg r:eil l i sr ef mush other coma, hat sot otherwise ; and shall hiculty ma isislalswire nest heel War prim in the state, chest. He hismediately fall to the ggrroommd, bill natal Womt damp= be entitled to practise as en attorney therein in or other elates, lk the coatummity. The sow tilikalty to partially he fired epos the who, with the mag i*. Manner es Uhe had been sworn in and admitted an at- which he had Wirral areas whoa Ile was absorb last year, non bt made off. He, however was hurl tenter of such court." This point will no doubt be fully and *refers he was sot so sommesat II spa* upon it as he at a oahmequant in the wood , fifteen yude klia the argued in the neat term, and It already seems to have right otherwise have Men • hut, look* at the question elms where the affray look pleat, in a very exhausted stets attraoted no ineonsiderable interest smug the mem from distance , It appeared to him that mehably there k n . .th e blood which had flowed from several gsa-shot, bas of the legal peofession. I wane , of amine, migh t have bean soma ground for slam sad jealousy on wound. He was taken to the infirmary, where he died the predict or conlestare what will be the result, but be the port of the direst= as to the Isailtssuof the pre- tollowias day. The wounded Mew was also °Wisest to be it what it may, it is quit* obvious that the policy or sups- mot wits . to same& on their rights. Hs deeply re- r, to Ws homes, where he still remains in a very pram diem, of ongoing or restricting the sphere of legal opera- gr.tted however, that any body of mea for whoa be Moms somatic& The SMOCK that the deceased died tioas la the Palau Court to sin redeem who claim the entertained sal teepee% sad for whose linearity in peetea . the wean& which tad gr a iallicted by the kespar, sole right or privilege of prsatisinft ia thte durt, to the utter modes the good of the community he meld leash as and theijszT, attar a lanittanwi oramitation. ratrarned a ezaluaten and manifest injustice of their less fortunate much as he his owa, should have declared themselves verdict of ' Manslaughter ' agalast Henry Boyd, and the brethern, cannot much longer be tolerated or countenanced. hostile to magma; edocatioa ; for all his maim* as coroner made out a warrant for kis committal to gaol, in cadet riebrille sissdisis by - wissieray mum—which had that (ie ems he MOMS from his owe wounds) he may be a eilbsises Ileisse--mesiesed him that it was far triad at the OSSOSS4 enema passible M edmate the people, Magi dam& as = mitswiCesaisz. by therm ef Its sten ( Mtrrlsg M a mi llet DARI , NO BU a ILOLARY %AR BIRkIIINOILt pig at lf. a — Ogi . et et tram their we, MS binds having dinged OM Mews hew, sillei_ _ _ E a _apnea silts from Birmingham, sa sabled, he was Weal to say that le Might ea the egOddlifaiiia. Taa ouillilent of the home sad ses a time wits there was so mesh sang* of Mama of the ism is Mr. Thema illy, a man of waseirie r d Ws ereintry is favour of the penstie et state habits, about 78 years of age, his only °mosaics being I ' as thin was at peanut. It 'WAS take else dire.- Mrs. Mary Shaw, his housekeeper, not • great many years _.i,•_frrat nano, as nada Mr. Kay Shottleworthi his junior. Timm are the oat Masan of the hoes., none la all that woe= eland to Irked , r ia m m take *one oldie german residing upon the pnunises. The old man Is ether direction; bat of this be was satisfied, ft' what he ogo ssdingly simple and frugal in his mode of living, sank& saw is t len session, and in this country, that a i a his &slime, sad rigid in all his habits, so that he has „,... [ lffeMenw• shall haesteeme time ec ether; and th ,eree amassed some property. He possessed severs' houses is ' Ma.. laaaaaaaa . el a body , Mood aka( frmt alialaa „ Binges/ham sons of which he sold a few months ago to the sad desired themselves hostile to rice Princliusi Stour Valley Railway Company, for about 7001. Thin sum le an 4/16ddam ..., ~tl •_ __,• 6l4••„ ._, ld the "Natal maintained he insisted on having in gold . With an antipathy peculiar [ "'• °•"••" t hat il l wcffild he found in • fel" to some who retain their old habits of thinking, he ma- that, ia spite et sir hostility, it would be !adored that notes were dangerous , and banks unsafe , and =dm bat ft 'night sot be adopted NI Oa broad and lib."' accordingly he was paid in sovereigns, whieb he kept be a es It might be with their enoparation. (Cheers.) He side him in his house. Whether this feet by some Mara/0 mud , dm*, lest Me a t with a dimucion which mesas or other beams known, or whether merely wee raised ea the Irish eyeless el maths. A division Tess presuming, from Mr. Sly's mode of living, that he felled_ as that fli nchedsuts 0 6011 0 the °Peeing Partly' would must be possessed Of MIN =INV. the thieves attempted a "clue have from kJ' het the rinienlons Sp" they burglary, it is au to say. On Thursday night, however, eat in that divides, mid tes still more humiliating figure about nine o'clock, the door was lacked, the plan properly they made is umemest, convinced him that a system of state 'declaim would be maintained there. If you g o to secured, and the inmates retired tenet. It would appear that every one of their movements had been watched. Every fkolload, you find the majority of the people there egos ly In fuller ell a naticaall system of education. It lay is their thing that could conduce to the success of the burglars was put in requisition, as even the house-dog seems to have been 1 habits dad &iodides', and they had therefore a strong feeling drugged. The night passed on till about half-past two of stamlement to a system of national education. Hs he - o'clocir when the general quiet and repose of the neigh hovel that the dineenters it Scotiand—he meant thorns SO bourho'od gave opportunity foe the burglars to put their heleegiag to the free or the old kirk—had mhown the demise into execution. They did so with the utmost MMus usual meguity of the Scottish people, even Is their eon- don. Opening the barn door, which was looked, they capacity, and that the united presbyterian brought out a ladder, which they reared against the window iaish meal nd declared In favour of Some such a a Y a ' of the housekeeper's chamber. Doubtless thinking that the tent m that propounded hi the association. (Chew window was one which lifted up, they broke one of the panes sad a cry of "It a precisely so.") He should like to see the peat body of the English dissenters review this question immediately beneath where the fastening in that cm would have been, but finding that they could not obtain entrance In dallialbai end takenP the same position as the ecottish that way, they carried the ladder round to the aide of the diessaten kid done ; for he believed that they would Muse, and placed it under the chamber window of Mr. Sly. be lm • safe position until they had adopted some such Singular enough the housekeeper wen not awakened by the emcee. (Hoar.) He thought that the association had done noise. At this time the old man wu sound asleep, when the crash right in drawing up something like a draft of a of glass and casement startled him from his slumber. The hill he ant, because, when be heard any vague cry in ickly succeeding fall of a heavy body made him start up Wm soustry in favour of one particular project—whether it In bed. By the dim moonlight he caught the glimpse of a MSS on that much-vexed question the currency, or any other man standing by the window ; in a moment a hand was —the test he always liked comet was this—frame a bill for,pan placed en his throat, he was thrown backwards and, nearly Ilknosed. New, the essocietion had so far given to the counlrY strangled, was unable to utter a cry for aid. Once or twice a galr sppereenity of damming their principle ; they had he e thaws Wore it all the details for an act of parliament to essayed to do so, but the tighter compression of his throat, the sharp click of a pistol lock, the touch of the cold muzzle give education to the people, and in so doing had conferred against his ear, and the muttered threat that a word from a Val benefit on their count rymen. A l r e gar ded the loads - his lips would and him to eternity, checked hie half-formed meet ils of that bill—he meant local rating, local manage- cries, and he lay passive within the ruffian's grasp. Two meat, under an act of pailtunent fixing general pun- others leaped in rapid succession through the casement, the ciples, unsectarian schools free to all, and free without ex penae7-on all thou great fundamentals he had no hesitation first of whom bore a dark lantern, the slide of which he raised and showed that each of them was clad in white smock in giving his complete adhesion to their plan. Whether the frock, ' and wore black masks, which covered their faces plan of nonsectanan education which they had adopted was with the exception of the eyes. Voices underneath the the hest which could be devised—whether it laid dam open window showed that the gang was a formidable one, and to the objection that they were exclusively advocates of a that all resistance would be in vain. o Blow his brains secular system of education—whether it could be devised out if ha stirs," whispered one of them, with a ho-rid that they should give to religious teachers an opportunity, at imprecation. " Bind the old fellow fast first," suggested Meted "al and places, of Must religious instruction , with the other ; and forthwith Its produced a rope, and with little oat being paid teachers, he would not say ; Of whether they gentienees bound the old man band and foot ; but still the burglar who had seized him did not relax his gra., upon his should don mi act uanos as was te don th e e at u M ni ono nra w q , w w h is ere mm evezl .4 you n l i segk y to Meanwhile one of the fellows with the utmost de brusg a certificate from his pastor, bearing testimony that liberation lit a candle which stood by the bed, and pr needed be belonged to some cos Vegan= or religious body, Mahe- to force open a box which lay on the floor of the room. Its Nunn, Christian, Roman catholic, or Jewish—though he would not say that this latter plan would do hers ; but, contents, linen and other things, were not the objects he coveted. Another box, of common slender deal, stood by whatever plan was adopted, it must be unmated's in sawn, the bedside, at the top, in the corner. Its slim lock we. and not made the pretext for excluding anybody from its broken at a blow, and there the burglar found, on lifting up benefits. The gnat objection raised in this country, a handkerchief, tie booty he desired. The old man's five and, no doubt, often very honestly urged, was, that they hundred sovereigns, lying loose in a bag, were taken out did not propose to give a religious education. Now, any one before his face, and some title-deeds and other writings, of at a distance reading or hearing this objection would fancy little value to them, but of much importune to him, were that it we. made against a body of men who proposed, whilst brought out along with them. The old man struggled and they gave secular education, to withdraw existing opportu- attempte d to ca ll out , b u t his efforts were met by a brutal shies for religious instruction ; but then objectors ought to threat, emphatically rep ea ted,. that they would blow his remember that in this country there was a larger provision brains oat. The noise of this proceeding alarmed the made fur the religious teaching of the people than in any housekeeper, who hes:dike fearful tbreat, and comprehended other country in the world. There we., he thought, no in an Meant the mention is which her muter was placed. country with the same population where half the amount of Terrified beyond measure, ahe screamed out, " Oh, for money was devoted to purposes of religions training as in G o d' s sake, spars his life." The fellows heard her voice, ono Ragland. The associatioa did not propose to touch or ins- of them bunt open her door, which was thrown completely pair that fond; but it contended in addition foe ills "cuter off its hinges by the violence of the shock, and, entering her education of the whole of our ehildren,including a knowledge room, he presented a pistol at her breast, and swore that he of those laws which should regulate our **admit towards our would pat an end to her existence if she uttered a word. fellow-men and our Creator—those laws, be meant, which Too much alarmed to offer any resistance, even had it been were recognised by all religions. There woe enough practicable, she submitted to have her hands tied, upon within that broad pale to occupy the time of which the fellow broke open a chest in her room; bat find the teacher and of the pupil, without touching lug nothing of value, he left its contents untouched. It is on sectarian or doctrinal points at all. (Cheers .) somewhat remarkable that, with the exception of these We had hitherto stood our ground in competition wi three boxes, not a tingle article of furniture, ant a desk or other countries, and this was partly owing to the peculiar drawer, was attempted to be forced. By thin time the other characteristics of the English people ; for we wore, by a sort two had packed up the money, and desiring Mr. Sly to of isstinct, a self-governing and orderly people ; habits "f remain quiet till six o'clock, under pain of death, they do arniadal were almost indiffewne to US. These theme* parted, curying also with them Mr. Sly's watch and same 'Mita:a had enabled this country to make thu progress silver spoons. They then proceeded through the which it had done in competition with other countries ; but, housekeeper's chamber, down stairs, dropping in if we did not adopt some provision for the state education of th e i r way the slide of their lantern. On getting to the people, the next generation in this country was likely to tin lower apartments, they unlocked the door, first deposit he the most ignorant of any civilised community. Seeing lug the watch and the spoons on a table, as if they felt satin how much, in the rivalry of nations, depended on the educe- fled with the money, and left the house, locking the door lies of the people, and hearing what they had heard of Solt- after them, and carrying away the key. For about half-an meland and America, which he could 'corroborate, he said him Mr. Sly lay still, until ha heard by the sound of their that we were not safe to leave the people of this country in footsteps that the robbers were gone, wizen he applied his the same state they had been in. It had been °binged to him teeth to the knotted rope which bound his hands, and with that he did not La" ednoetiene Ile trade, l° be free- He mush difficulty and considerable exertion succeeded in get had answered that objection by @eying, oWe do not at ell tiny them free. To release his feet was comparatively an times Ism trade free ;" and he quoted, se an example, easy tank. He immediately unbound the housekeeper, who ear peut.mse. Here was the question of the delivery of our was a l mos t speechless and insensible from terror, and con isttessesedelY, expeditiously, end as cheaply as Pcosilde ; and tried to get out into the yard. He ran u speedily as he l is older to mean this, 11l was lined that the bat way Wal could to the house of Mr. T. Hitchman, his nearest neigh to pleas the wo. kln the hands of government. Here was a hour, knocked him uip, and told him as well as he was able all state provision for the delivery of letters all over the -count that had occurred. Mr. Hitchman immediately got up, and try ; and he wanted men, who were agreed that it was de- information was given to the police at Solihull and also at enable that children should be well educated, to Sprig mat gi m u m h sm . p ow men, w h o hove been taken into non the state should be the organiser of the system of education. tody on suspicion, underwent an examination before the ma lls did not mean that the government, whether whig or wistrates at Soliliull on Saturday, and were remanded until tory, should be allowed to control oducatice, nor that the „aiy (this (joy). church should have a controlling power. What he meant was, that the whole people should themselves organics a sys tem, which should be general and universal, and that could not se done withoot the instrumentellty of parliament. Uwe gave to parliament that duty of organisation, and laid dowse retrain tin meat should belocal, and that all our mu nicipal and parochial powers should be preserved, and applied to the purposes of education, he thought that no one had the least ground or mum to object that they (the association) were going to invest any powes in the state with a tyranny over the great body of the people. On these grounds, he (Mr. Cobden) came there to eve his complete adhesion to the main principies of the plan of the isseocUtion ; to thank them for the interest they bad excited and were exciting on tli fi e t zuestion • and to exhort them not to be daunted by a dos. ill public efforts had been met with difficulties which were trivial in comparison with thou which they (the umociatical t would have to encounter ; bat, at:the suns time, all other o sots obtained by politicians sank into insignia eau* in comparison with that which they sought to moan pilelt. YORKSHIRE. AN INQUEST ON THE PERSONS DROWNED at Hall, by the upsetting of a ferryboat, was held on Frida). One of the whammies, when doesffiling the accident, said—After I had got into the been a peel many parties Game to ens over 1 1 after me. I ass the 111 M hi the boat. The boat before we [ started was quite hi. Mere so than the boatman wanted. The boatman Geld he could not carry any more, sad desired se ewe des he pt in. Al who were in the boat wished at the. Rimer Batton Mills. I Mari tea fig two Wh i t, set go by that beat trz e gaid lose th e M. Qe talk Hay ".1.1.1 Is° r e. es.) e TVs bestow* g f°ll :4 l7 the bade( es sesa es he meld. There was 26 or 27 passes in, as weer la Isr SA. flare was no rope used in intim the beet asses es this amiss. The water was muds( dolt • 0 ' Mil& I 414 not ow a shop amt the quay. Ths paean la the 'host wan very gemerelsome when they get has MO beat, sad the boatman esil them ire qus="46.l'isk I &a% think as is to blues et aIL He p kw ___ sad whim wh we - into the middle of the . . A MURDER has been committed near Perahore. The victim is a young woman named Btaight, who wee re turning home, when some person killed her, it is suppose by blows on the head. ♦ man of bad eharaeter, who hal been heard to threaten dimmed, has been taken into cur Cody. An inquest will be held to-morrow EigitEFORDSILIRIL LEOMLNSTER ELECtION.—AII is bustle and activity in this borough, and all three candidates have issued ad dresses. Mr. Frederick Peel declares himself an advocate for every retrenchment compatible with the public safety, the protection of our widely extended commercial interests, and with the drat maintenance of the national credit. He adds—" The neousitp et a wise economy is the more urgent, in my opinion, because I feel it incumbent upon me to red* every attempt (if such be made) to reimpose taxation upon those articles of foreign import which constitute the mate rials on which outtnitanfeetairing industry is employed, or which enters into the subsistence or administers to the com forts of the gnat mass of the community; tinker it should be deemed prudent, on more extensive experience of the effects of freertrade matrons to adopt a different line of policy—a tumult, however, Which Ido not anticipate." —Bir Edward Hilwer Lytton, in his address, alter alluding to general matters of legislation, comes to the endowment question, and declares that he shall offer his mast strenuous oppodtan spinet the endowment of the Irish Roman catholic clergy.—Mr. Philliniore, in his address, declares himself an ultra-liberal. He is a supporter of marching reforms in the law, the church, and the national expendi ture. He would exclude bishops from the House of Lords and require . them to reside on their diocese nine months every year. He Is also an advocate for vote by . ballot, an extension of the suffrage, and for a compret suave and im partial scheme of national edneation.—Mr. Peel has sus maded his maven for the present to attend the marriage of ----- THE CATHEDRAL SERVICE AT BRISTOL will, it reported, be changed. The Bristol Mercury says, it is pro posed that the whole of the &aunts shall be omitted, and the Litany, 80., be merely read. ALLEGED MURDER.—Some persons were drinking on Tuesday night at Badminton, when a quarrel arose, end some time afterwards one of the party, named J. Watts, was found dead and eovered with blood in the tavern yard. An other of the drinkers, named HAW, was taken into custody, and a verdict of wilful Murder has since been returned by a jury. Hobbs is now in gaol awaiting trial on the capital charge. ANTI-SLAVE-TRADE MEETING AT ROCHESTER.— public sheeting of the inhabitants of the above city and Ito vanity was held to Friday evening, to take into considera tion the long toseased and fruitless expenditure of public mosey is annoying to supprem thellare trade, and with a view to the *dopiest of a cheap and effective substitute. The meeting wee Wein the New Corn Exchange, and was the first ever, asanabiled then—a kind of consecration of the building, as it esessed, to benevolent and metal purposes. —J. Basey, Esq., having taken the chair, the proceedings were opened by &r. F. Wheeler, who remarked that this was &question entirely dinned of political considerations —a field affording the widest scope for the exertions of cram friend of humanity. The object of the meeting was to de mand the liberation of the slaves now retained by Spain and Brasil ; and Englishmen were called on to see that the dig nity. of' the British empire should no longer be set at nought by the infringement of the treaties those powers had made with Great Britain. accordingly moped the first gli g i tid i s a Mediae leans with Bellew of coats2l=atment author. the sow oirea ga :nrs=se of BB and of he tha s =gita el AfYr slave e. lnd It min tem to be on to wammeamowsis nth seder eireantstanam el surayMed Itlwelf7 sad berm !het eabibis stated thaw is thistly attributable *the eamban et the Spins b and Braaten goventments, wbo (al. • Maud by peknalatiatise irith Oral Britain to suppress the trs&s)etill miler in lentheienee matter, le the stipulations oldies* trade sal** grorlkss of eh* owe laws. That es the only re.. Seed e hspe et lerwandag this Miesione ememaresal mol hes in tke kidlik Ms ilrelistfee in Astir, Klee biome utely neceseary that the .lldak alb shealit forthwith demand the Menden tram dawn ef al Atrium Imparted fak, the Opal& miceles dose =IN Ys. Ms Ikea& IWO 1811, and that they therefore bear. • le tabs the neemenn stept for Was.. ems ell=l preemenetien ea the part al the germisemala. he Wag la atilt lbe the Who atelmks of lisle frees Use =le.tlet until dowry Ilmifehall be aballshed • souse`esrectlve And that We omegas de peak% the o Come mansassuldbely. This resolutka was esoraded by Mr. H. Everest, end supported by Mr. J. Socible, who, in a speech of soma 'length, showed that, although an expenditure of about 660,0001., or, perhaps, with incidental and nib oellanenen =Deans, 1,000,0001. per annum, had been in. caned by Great Britain for =any years p ast in the guppies. • dos of slavery, this infamous trifle is still carried on with aggravated honors, and to as great an extent as ever, sta, • p p: r ( 1. f • • ' 11 4 1 1 1 11 ; ,11 ri 4 get es kill rhe the as ler. lus ow rd will re. i;o: mon tiro or* owe woo, Oar land and nos- vs leP kW ober. WM lie UM ..ae fa the ardisals 17al. is rip ititi sod tod