The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-01 00:00:00

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Wr ep~ ler i lei bilis ems et Us Means zit a les smileir Mrs mese h.. the NW Isseile depeil m a par ire es Sus se ewe b• Ss *L bw. lie now a Ws wlll se ens el .b a li C k = k ifiers! l itersrer4 k ad ig li es .. lr i All. t es esi Nis. 1 : ea eirsarma PIMA COLONNADE HOTEL COMPANY (LrsWalls& iNtsause the fee Ems. Jos. U. MI THOS. CO V /11. VAI R of DIPOSIT. &tat)limbed 6.a. 1544, r•& dolr••• 0/ 1 b V IN pwrie Tlllo MO ISM mis~ Is main rit as Sri Of Digell. br wadi • Wawa* of 1•:= will rib rows,. 0rt 4 71 will ~rim " %Pm to WM., awsiall• oft al 'II I 1 T l V ir tr im irt TT 0 1 A " i•Mß:l. 6 :Milt.or it iu Talrti =f TEE QUEEN'S LANCERS, Quadrille, by el .: *err . farara. Irla larrear II er Sperm erse rie. kier ealle beer dered "era Perar - MN Or Owl rrerr r 111111 Lr N amar M re. Mr K A ba Leger IL Wieeb. era ar ad , arderer elm %Owls era army: = g. IR EDWIN LANDSEIR'S " DISTIN nIWANIPM .1 ' l itre 1 6 1 1• Vt t ilrat • I I I mi l Mi÷ l . 71: 7 " 8 °r ater I 5 . 1 lie s: .4 - 11. 6 . it"" . : u zirjuriM Or= le o is* enelos,-Oillokla fIitOKOI HOBSON bop to WI tie ottoation ‘.,0 .promon to lb awe WIZTIM FRAM ala Voloblato dl we Bows Oaks rol..abroma Cava pais ;So Irbairdwohol ova essamar. *woos oosson. A, semoom4posh. M z ODERATOR LAMPS ta of the best esestrastioa. r..rts=. P it UMW, 4a we ilor.. 4* bar SIG Ono wawa 0. PDX IN ITV. 11111.111nol. Immo& aced* selellooliul. UNEOPHIBTICATF.D GENEVA, of the free "" v " . "'""=":1:r1:7. the 2 ra : .11.1 61 . IN Maas. i lll3l L Diselars. Mews. IMPS'S COCO A.—EPPS, 1 lomceopottio Cbstaist, leadom—Tte mottles preparaMokorigloalls. pear," Mem RPM" am ot homeopath.' poem" ewer MOO 1101.411/ tlf Ms me" 11 1 =711111147. 6 . laabN Q AU SAGE S.—GENUINE HOME-MADE.— aj p o i uL , sie :1 w e DuBSEIVII sedl 110 X. Oros ftileir,must. C•eaa vr4eo. J. met gammeagral Article ever known be the a Mlialmpromonal6 et as kr i s . 7 :dr le ROWL►IDI 5. 73 2. "" =ie. It NI: 6 7A I 1.. •Ii s 2 pRnA dor sr n d. :r revmirsonletzf i liise les both et =8961•Y. 11nealal. .6641. i tlr rebalowl 4 6 1 t. ellabes. sepot prows a ito 3,1 rit. Pries 3, NI. bed 'lc : Mei iseml bettor m 106 6. bad Meths lial deo. Ms. MATllo " a a manttl . ' 4l . f la tris g °4 —toid - 4 %74 " "1 is" w il" WEI% alb be alsubb nod Pertrnial W r y R E Uo6n t a li;tyjaal I b Attoes br Pst_Lst : maw ow. le be Iher mos .a..rw aa. el II L11.4.p••• •I • Ned is •••• h aw.. Van ..1;a : ... 1 law INC Fad ri - FAT ll" 1.611111 • 11111•11•1111/11 MO r4rilitairefi v 2 . ilit% tee Thins Ye war •a W. Thos.*. An The •• a• mos • •• •dt am Imam IFIRIESIMAA—Prebosed y ßoyal LAW. a kam t W I 64 1 !Vitit=tr e s oi lb aele,: Toimam Ns I. In e ogra it ,ly Oor ON ow losollos OM masa me 160. o. le at Ihrso ' 6oomploloi ..;wd, L. .. 4 .1"= . 7 p i e su • a Zrpri. l 7.... w ri t.e.. .n i = i. I. idice .43 1 or = by %dyne/ .1...... ate. swi silipllss ma only min• polls Is lie soil sworn mom Tfl.smosr. as I. S. sad Ur , sibsibs OWN. et Ismls or mesil.sol qf ell Am Salina or flied Oar sys ig = " 2=tesid Is lb pays /ills Us yy krone Is sse ilt : lqemoVilY. : ssa riaiL Ilmslta nobly es sksislylssy biE V ` tzt ; ODIY by . MY. it. : —7 / 1 * Z ik olONO: 31 7%114 : C0=1 4 411..104,8 , ; Da 66..aUft°.°11"6 ;~~- /`may / / / / `'-r G E t RI . 2II cArnat SHOW of the SMITHFIELD CUM —The /1111SITAL I !Illy cal rhsit, sad l"Plummikr ee Mims 136.11 4 11 4 m i llia ak. c. ith. o sad A lith teem i Mar: aAa s tirramn , 'ALUM. W Samos. Op= hawk,- Nair II la Oa sweeing. Minimises A la JULLIINT CONCERTB. I . sa viisr a ra n -Minn k a 8110011 D DIM t i. im nt or s 1 it JUITI Ii aIriIUAL DAL KAIMIIa. IS MOXDAY, D ia IL ST. MASTINIPHALL SINGING SCHOOL : 14111. Maw. Xi. JO= WILLA/ LAI U T MAW tai _ Ba Owed IS Lail D. 11101117. L:NDON CRYSTAL PALACE, Regent-cirees. osirrsa m e. aslant lealsr‘ezera—NOW opsx—A# boa TIM KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, a, " sh =rianriM l NlO l ' a r rm i t i nrie r Impiream/=ma t hine:Mag i ,. Tarim egessa= o.. l/1 Aatz : • lie Pel=en thea. Sta, am Neel Ilps• SW Afars en Ilispriept of NW., doom &VANS'S MAGNIFICENT SUPPER sad mono 001111. 00V/LIT GAZDIL—Os gad attar I m et ammo. MI bat nolo for LIM ill sham OM sinbis of *Ws wollii. 1/0011 P2RMAIIIST .a. fir' lgil l i tr a. ms ti t. o . carit._ wrs a• 111 , ETTe giam 166 =1 1 1 6 41 r a, ', wil e er TES BALLOT 8001117. Yesterday morning a deputation from the execu tive eleamkam of the DAM Society, oresprieiajr deers! Thampees. M.P., Mr. pdsty Whiteside, Mr. Ithitelierel (viereheirdim), Mr. RUM Pommy, Mr. Bediva, Mr. Zit, Mr. Lewd% Mr. Dawes, Mr. eieveley, Mr. Nada, Kr. Riderless, ad Mr. hams Campbell, welled ea the Lord Meyer of the Matmlewhimas, where they were intro ducal to his lardeldp by Mr. Deputy Whited& Mr. Ws rrazwristr, as the pert of the depstetke, Whey espousal tisk cespitablka. at swim is the *hair of the Citys peados= ter WAIT by ell who blew him, mad ad whom they wise to call their oollsegae It the educe of the Ballot . He °madded by miring hie kiedmilp le heed • panties et the Meade Lomdoet to the Home of Costumes ia tevear of the ballot Hie Louvain. InifONIA Id delimitation to adhere to the rale observed by his preSmainem, am fictively to teddy part ia Nadirs Odic his moyarsity, bat would comply with the request to dre pedtioa. Hie kebob* them Abed hie mem to de piddle, sad deo gave • dada= MU. to the eseisty's hide, remertriag that the 'Meat et hie Wend is the goalies art act be meammid by the emend of his demetioa. The degniailan them waited on Barns Rothschild, M.P., red had es befiervlrd with the ham mamba, who added Id ode le dm sateerigthm Ise JO& I Mr. J. ngram Trams ales esa esmieed the digntatim, mei subscribed 10 palms M Libroam of the a. the politica also resolved the sligasearso of the fellowN; dram. Tbs Hos. Hoary Dateley, M.P., NAM LIP., Yr . Rd. Cobden, Kr. Moron Twous. . . Nall, Kr. T. 8, Hell, Mr. lowed Ms sad saw q, Labor is the day the ssmmleu ioneuabled se the Wiese la Gothilteil-aboabw, whom Way 1111,111_jelaed by Kr. Webeloy, K.P., awl ß. Kr. 8.. A. ikerekra. 'Tie above sabearkrBw, with Si. from Mr. Imam WO, M.P. for BUM., t 7, IL kow Mr. W. Crap. bell Wel" IL. Is. from Yr. Dopey Whiteside; sad eases of maw amosats were aaaeoasoil. The amehtes wen sestaly esseetei Is tidiberstles es the useeter i slush the asiut imam be brasibt Wore the Ewes d Comer is the twit tries. SOOITISH HOSPITAL. The 1N elusive of the finuidatias of the above isalleisa WIA o.N rs .d yesterday male( by • Mem al the Lades ptiod& Tama. The lame ream was dieended wrem ket tie easielea with the pees e at bemire sad devices, aad javeallalwA Galedearaa Asylum were la Wed- Mowed plowed eseteel drilla Vas wens et the weals.. A we vality Ail yeaVa kited Wes em elle were pest mesidurabls amebas' ; sal It was ..dal e as ea laworseke, awl the peek wee Is tee Grit dos taken by s a. Mr. CluirroltD, M.P., wbe redid le the eaw abuses el lard Parmeare. We see awry to be eldlipad leslais Ore tie awake et graseis leas woke 100, being • per Ming elf hes preview fiededs. lie rod loyal and caesellwllweel toasts having been . PS B f 4 2ty,_ amp sAw•III.IIAN ptessellsd to state the elates of the drift an public wow el. It wr eetabliabed, be said, se boak r the v of Jams I. wires It ooseasnind weir the tide of the " 805i. 4 Dixie( the great Phew lw woe proved by lie het lint awe hominid natives of Dotard were trial sari of the tai. ?roan that day dm to the peeler the isallatlea hed upended, and new it atireet Neweliee of In i IN letsses of err 70 yore et eis, sal le 110 are IL la addition to this era was isereal la Oleg err miasma le ; sad greesny the arlairee of the bar areering the yew WNW I. a great variety et I rue. The hr. eltairesas t la soesiesles. appealed iamb des ty es the moray tot dards. r - Tie alladloa i'rr..ttotrd to awl, 4001., bs alter Ms soar ordurt as is re review year • Mid porty c oodor tM dlroctfon of Mr. 0.44, sad oserstirt of Mat Errs, Mrs Stobborh, Mr. &Whom, rad Mr. ii'Dtvilt, rag r mostor ot socked soup rod rhos lir corny of th• orombi. Mr. Him war taw torierair. WHITTINGTON CLUB. Yesterday evening the opening of the great hall * this lastitaisa was colaratad by • bail. It may be re aashstiod deal ss=•tltaesiss Ike lags building in which the slob was brad ea =troy* by Ike, sad wine apple immiima was hit Oh* orb sa Wine wield molt in the filashitiot of tho sassaisit. By osstload wart= oo tits part of osoy porsaws istseabil Is Marin it orgstar as sum= of solistelboes I= aft ihilwa to asty rey tistat, sad • sus Ifida rogobwil beyond tio= was Mad swag taw wiabsa. sad Oa Waft Imo ere say haws s=wag bat asislaiably Imptevel. Tba antallo• nab amoral : ce thispoadfisacs noliorrasa.sooldos sod dawn= ; sa this Int door, olneasas sad MOM; as the awl issrother air wrote= mate rosia sod fibs rat W. The armsams= saw rap= on completed, and sass as nottatios of Hs how she q am of raga= =abodes' bas his. 1111111111 Nd ash nab sonsaac fibs tin boawaid Wag sa He has of " r s' imoiltadoo. The all hat alga Wok ph= this cost W. =kb, lag boon' as a swifts sod woolosi sparrow*, is oar cos d the loot befit sad bradlassont moos is Lavisa Although a 1 tho 'Wogs ar• ass lobbed, it press= • very etyma beim" a=nent' lofty, admirably vastileted, =Zan by new procam, which is cal6d sunlight, and es conoti =,ty plausat He* it is. Saw= four sod ea doodad alias sod asthma stood* tits ball, and thatehig woe apt op with great spirit sail sr o'clock, vibes ID "sabot wow woo mad, at which Alders= Meat, tb prosidist of the rab. raidia. No= appropriate address airs Wand, sod dos profit was rads of as oocasioo to =want the ban= ad promote the sikaaawat of a ary real r well ma agreeable soaciatioa. ST. OILES AND ST. OEOIOE, BLOONBBUIr, 111PU011 FOB ROMELESS AND DESTITUTE BUYS. The new and specious premiers at No. 8, Great Caws-tereet, Holborn, to which this institution lm bum resessd, ware opened yestiedey evening with tea sesolinn. atteadd by • hies Dumber el ham tot evetireve, 1a- speed vett much stetlieettee lb eemeedlas owe via vetch tee elm W betalleted. es veil= sheers. WMbh .ad fad* alPlassee et dee lupe. Meet d lime wee et work ea the wee" Seer bete/ et the esti inueses bee* or with theteelleeve teeeseektresiebeeveler. ar ad howl &Will anal and meles met We Wadi= et iliemed, e deeptee neleer emeitetea taiMb fermi dui* aallialtalatearbielelleveittetthe dorwiteri, li4e eesephe Ilieveupdl Sete, vet/ewe su data and sempri. irk It sea etweems eteelletiee, Yet the roost eeletlee smaitarten suet bore sneered Ha weed. Tee lee deo it the telkeell views the eteepeg eeete- MA sad be" siva tee. tomesa lona hal bele tem s sag tbe Re.. Ne. Be•ck bad dhaad a PIM lbe etetemese Nei Wrung woe dellemei Vile the thin ias had his cosveted to Übe to. METROPOUTAN Fats FICRIPTTAL.—Ths as guts number of Writs relieved daring the weak Nov. 27 wee--Xedical, 660, surgical, 325, keel, 9767/ which 306 wen sew auss. _ _ - - BOUTU $6314.1101'014 If ussum.—During the week asias Nov. 27 dot visa= to tbio museum how* ban oo lowa :-0. lisaday, Tesoday, sad SeArtlay, fn. days, 1,116; as Moodily sad Tessisy, free *wasp, 3,217. IN lite tiros stallonte dart (otimtodon to lb. pabiat 64.), 1116 jj OM Wodoooday, 67 ; anticlos totol of 6,421. Pion tbo mama( of the Manna ilia weber el Tilton boo ban 681,166. . ; a ".• mr - 7 ffr j • . Tror ^-ry r „,„ • . PAPER - t - ••••••._ •••.. • ;: . :1/ I 4. 0 • issa.Ax LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1858. 0177 sairszy ma Commissioners et Sawn met yesterday at thaMall; Mr. Direly Citizens plums. starraay RATS Or CITT:IISTZAORDIWART NRINZALITY. Ds. Lethal?, Met . W mimeos le 11$ bassothess of begisis. sad eatirieodit at plasm esiekfas sraikay 7 =milf• It lin Mr Wm*. attinowe to a arisr a ir misis, he of pite ht a men lack yore la DM edvades the evert to assesfes he eatherity by seasies hemeliate remevel of the sibmk, than bass hatalaset drew Imes tea e eei staesht the pleat state of the pails heal*. Ths mortality rattier for the week salititeila easerasity hase esotrant of Maims. Th em e toed member of deaths warble, ebtell le 1$ Wm: that that of vet mak amtes the precelipt year $, mid 111 ,deal 7$ pm mat. above the omega kr periods of that this—le bat, C , a yowl, death-rate of ur ter 1,000 of la Up month of of this year wailer of theft fa a week wee SS, bat Mule. ll* pima amok ft has Amu I. 77, whisk la $3 per mt. *op Ihs offlowir kr the mom The roam of mortality Ms bra clady 171: 4 1Feed aid =The priesisal owes ot this is the sad ea variability of the Musperatore. last whets the Wei real, the iambs from posermark asvorassysisa ammeld rely 11.6 la War seek; While ha Us motet remittirey hem hese 2 7 121, Os am/ 47 waddh f . lidr. Dnw, tie sided eissdionlid the albetyzniinnhn- Lion, which had been be Wm Ityy Spar : " losakatiNalskar, 18411. "My Lord end Gentlemem.—lssa eonjanotkes with others, of erecting tee pubis flennteins eligible sites of the metropolis. No eitnetlesi grim a wee eligible we for this purpose than the open ties the Royal lincearage, contiguous to the statue of o te n st e f Wellington, which la, I believe, under the j E your committee. A fountain occupying such a pukka ought of course to be of en ornamental name ; end ft is therefore prepared drat to submit the imelot Its your sp. prove', The annual cost of the supply of enter metal be very small (*). The public went and utility else& Ms taus to almost all classes, bat espeoially to the of this metropolis, is deeply felt ; indeed the snob fountains in grid beaus it kW demashileill In that as many uses poem la way le ems& ter Meow cutler, hours drank at sash of Ave foentehte emelel by Mr. blelby in Liverpool. Theism eseeparatively very ifewpnblie pumps in the metropolis, and mart althea*, it is asowtelnedhy chemical analysis, yield very impure water ; so much so that many have been closed, and it Is expected that an louver* of the remainder will be so. It her also been ascertained, chemically, that next to the deep wells (which are very few) the best drinking water la the oompsn 's water altered. It is therefore proposed that each fountain should have a filter under ground. The fountain will be so con strueted as to prevent ite use fee any Surpass. except load drinking. Hoping that the committee will take the subject imam their favourable consideration, I am, &a. Einteusi, OVRNEY. To the Chairman and Members of the Gresham Committee." Mr. Ross, in moving that the letter be referred to the General Purposes Committee, said—l thtak it very deefrable that we should have public faineants not only at the Royal Enthrone, but in other parts of the city. The well water le altogether suet for human consumption. Our medical dew of health will tell you, I believe, that there is soutedy a well in the city that is not impure. In emcee &Mit particu larly the water is disturbed, and becomes padded, Impure; and I have known diseases mocitioally attribu tabl e to the well water consumed by the inhabitants. If we had 411110 fountains established, which would not be costly, I think the public would be lossedted very much by Wing enabled to drink pure and wheinom• water. Mr. SAUSDIU assondal she =tiro. Mr. Assess—l dr net aganhea the ootarnailaa sea hare the alighted °hyoids to nimble this artier. The pablic for yean bare hit Yr pest besavoliam date hit ifg use or scrim name se thry taw* bed. UM (sly this IN asemkike, should affordenry Iraq for aterilse Ma pews. *set iato effect. I eteil dilators =that indwell amp the air at eam Malmilet re it M a Mr. latithim sampalal that the rograt to the giatiansa ehiliad takes it tap to M It wee pendble that they ere aft ad that the pub) serialred. Atter seam dlenestes, Mr. Mom .hard-bb moths, to the elfin that the mash non &apron their thanks to Mr. Gamey for the llterel offer lit Ina road% whisk they sago; the fountain to be friend under the tegettmeelseet of Or seghteer, sad that it n -._ fiend So tbs — ViamiNue le aseikler lid ;sport ars Agit& Was for the hadidwa. Yr. lotTNothought that an arrangement might be made with the water companies for the supply of weter to the fountains at a very small oost. The motion was them agreed to, and the court sdJonrned. ( 4 ) The stream of water neemary iiir such a need not raosed what would flow from ea orifice the = s ot an inch in diameter. BAIL DARBY 01► OUR OOLONL“ D.iWi. DINOMIL A deputation, consisting of the following gentle- Min —Mr. Crawford, LP., Lord God 4E, M.P., Mr. Gropes, M.P., Mr. llama ll, M.P., Mr. limit, LP., Mr. noommood, LP., Ilk Ildbroldo Midaridokor, the Miler of Maasbasier (Mr. Meseas), Ms. Wunsin Falrbsins, kr. Thome Fatah; Ida Pas* Mr. Boa, sad Mr. Blingess, *cm Mrsebeshe; Mr. Charles Tama Mr. WlLiekiag, Mr . A im *mime, from Ltelepeni ; 60 .1 curvy; del Milts Tritein. IL4. Ceidesu, sod Mr. Join assith, hid tia fakinlaw wtl the Bari of Des Tewedeh 0 . *s grif e el /*Wahl the Ott* of &wawa mar tY pezisakqe, of $s Mis goiwassest. After various mamba's of tba depubseek 101 tan, The NM of DWI Mid b. Vd SetiiE WI& put atlialkta le walk the ispoleasiftraillb to Ike siolommio aide upon di Noteeleplila woo 1.6 eir comikesile loptelmte. Ynl me el wiuSomble 411111• weigy. Whoa's' law from Lad Godwidasirmiedellirk mid th e view Mite W always Mt et 11. bette voila's*, to my the my lout of it, of web trairtoklago ea Ilk Jams Brooks. Rs lobbed to spook of Wag with uk. NOM reepom Yo woo •ma et poet MOW Me% sad, time woo Not eho but thabt. to la sommeol fr Wlllira Welsh. Bat - whet had tall. den Ira Oethria, to the .Yet that it was inimesible that the BMA goverment mid al ow Berk sailers who hav e Meet= lirr emir es ths bilk of what had beta already dam and le • certain mist enactioned, to roar& =- protected was • very Moog argement against the scheme thoonvenimce of matetioreg moth mietekings ea these of 81r James Brooke. Sir Jams Brooke, a mere private individual, and upon his own reopousibility, without consultation or authorlarks Btu the govern mint, entered into a treaty or arreagemat, or what ever they pleas= to mil it, into tha tame of which be wed not inquire too closely, by which Sanwa wee made over to him, subject to the Salt= of Borneo. Be emoirsd very riallerabie Maw; in the country, end no doubt elided oosalarehle improvement ; but if every English WPM were to be allowed to settle in any district he might trait fit, and eiternarda to call upon the government ma a mar of right to give him military and dril protection, mid to ware hint from the commutates of conduct which was not in the slightest degree anticipated by the !ammonia, it must lead the government into endless difficulties end ex penditure. With regard to the opinion that seemed S. be estertained ita to the ensure of Sarawak by the Dutch in the event of fie not being taken into the possessiou of the British crown, he rather thought that the negotiating to which Yr. Crawford reined between Lord Aberdeen and the Dutch government some years ago, and the treaty whisk bed bean maid= with the Sultan of Borneo, did away with allespeelmmioa of any exclunrejariadictieu being .aniseed by Bother ; end, Manner the important:. of drat= pommies, might be, In point of fact that country which had the command of the sea would always have the command of the trade and commerce of those district. He (Lard Derby) did not deny the merits of Sir Jenne sad he did not deny the advantages which he had mairred ca Serwek ; but he very greatly doubted Sr James Brooks's power to make over—aertaisly not to the Dutch, but to make over to the British govern ment en absolute, antis, and uncanditional sovereignty of that twiner, which he had been permittsd - to germ. Moreover, the question was one of my great difilouliy and doubt wastage., apart from the pt Mia ow of Sir James Brooks, the settlemat of thaw= was am of the importance which the gentilMen primer emoted to attribute to it, and of owns that wry mud shook kin apiaies upon the subject. Bat, certainly, litherte it had net bola • thriving artiment. It had setamistrod very peat eanamerall advantages, although thin lad hem some interest in the exports. tind•r the ream ciroum smote it seamed to him mry doubtful whether it wu, one whisk it word be for the Warm of the govern,ont to take We Mir hath, nothiplying end lacewing the corral dapesdenalm of the esurry, whisk were already too amen= ; wry imek editing be whisk added heels ex maditani,—not only the exp erts'. of the local govrf scent, but the amement rarer of the military end naval farm to protect them. So that he looked with very groat jealousy to inaroming the number of our dependencies or sew seristarate. They ware or =Mk= of etrenfith of warms, mad all these considerations had been very care fully inquired into by the Queen's government. They did ' not think than was any appreisaroa whatever with regard to the we of the Dutch. He moat my that at present they were not fully wired with mph= to the. wamerair advaatages of Lathan sad Sara wak, aad the varioua propositioas put before than by Sir Sera )J Brook* mimed to them to involve a choice of insonvenimee, sad embernismonet. Of all the with& hid bona made, that Milt was the least oldeatkmelis would be the itherute aurreader of Sarawak to the British grown ea a corral pommies ; hut, then, there nor he Ma into weidaraiket whelks/ the eacepance of that es a =lanai pormales was worth the pries to be per for it is the first Mime sad the expense al main tandat afterwarth, Mame they mast bier fa mind, al ssseenaaaaalTT I. very true that Sr lame Brest" by re per- Wm= may have been ensiled to improve that mt. themat, ad his, up good relatives with the native Wine, it did net *row that the ems oeaegseaer would mass If the astilasont were meth OR to the Briueh crown, end throws me to &Ma aniteepim and colonisation. And ailexpe rime silmod them, ma Oar lames Brooke would be the Ihr be tritM ilmseM . althetisk he has been able to amthe W mused the arliment pay for the goverment—the manse beim she= 1.11,0101. • per,—that, if it wen handed over to the British government, sotto that no. wool set maintain the boat government. If they premed him (Lard Darby) fee ea isamther rem the (*mamma would take ithe etaideralles wag that WARS from prima of woe asti lad as timerma ; but he spar my his own Males and of his the • et my pro- L col use bad on been, air was up to that memeat, ahem to w hice bed be meth to thou by lams Bloohe. ' l lruld not my that deleies her been taken Sadly, bat certainly at the pram= some= be we set is a eanditien to my that the government ware ps paned to accept any of this proportiese, see did be WM it likely any of those proportions would be aceepted. With regard to Sr Jame Bonk% he did net cosesho he bad a elm upon the govermest M roma of what he had done fur hie own purposes sad object, Lids was a half pair= and half eemmeratel epeoration Re (Lord Derby) dtd not think he hod a ethin apes the winery is emequisim of the siege he Lad arm; it MSS be • matter of pen Mime tithe ediretegas or thielvMages of taking or or taking this at • soinsint, era_ eappedag, rider the seine of his James Brooke Me the power, without the easeest of Sultan of Borneo, to make over a esvosefiney whit he dem not, he ChM at the p present emmest posse= It wee murk= unite s, he hod MIWO littbality tO heed it over it was net in the power of the crews te amp a feudal Mon, end he bawd of large Brooke had sedges more tiot ineriptios of heir lass= At the present Me the views of the government wen not favourable to the adoption of say of the propositions laid bailors them. LOST IN TES WoOfta.—The Rev. R. Whines, head maser of re Cathedral Cliterrar 80 001, Ractswasr, an with sa extreordrary advent= at Saturday. The rev. pietism= kift IA his. =out Its. aloe* to the Amon far his at. eareesed side bran dieser. nil bkier the read to Bengal, tamed to the left with the inattion of purr/ Maenad= farm, ea his way to the Works mad India( to Mshiskes, maresak( wink he neighs he shush hart tins to go to reeC hathd kir l am, 111 a= par sn pose i sla eer re war g so. ea thit Agar of appetite aide of the 1_ of re , s irrlairi esurig is, he lb and luiries bringe Ike* h• lingind he wee thin re trains lb slp; but bre the rev. geagramee Winldert swat errener, sad he rusabed ler here usable to extri cate hiresif, lab desk me* lea old, >r dines tent, ad hie watt* ler, sad it appeased up= readarias that the bees la lie In to IMO ft. way through the thicket bad ear ewe of he shoes. As way be =soloed, Mr. Whisetee le atiseese rested such uusarieri fa hie Iti= ( .1 u m whim., with two of her maid airrata, la a emir Sewers Burlutm and there amen to the Mehbrawiread, but her search, which was caatiased WU that Milafeat, proved fruitier. la the reirdre the Mee is the lIIMOD reatived oat scrim a saw* br whir =they Mired Do w far tow wen me net lour& Barham Dow= while the ether took the Meldeteratind. Hawing the footsteps of the latter, Mr. I Wvalid out for help, stgaifylog hat he could not get nye thbibg that he said " can't get up," sad that =we mins ankleat bad esetund, see of them raaiawe sad reported that their reerst was Wog in the weed sad scald set get up. Is oreaprair of this, Mr. Wkinnee audios! standar wee rat for, sad the bye la the reratian mind by a to wISh a )arms, bed eatertlid m o re rM hew hie nabob and ea Ms ne he was mat • le met the seqpias with the noir air an sawn the repair el a brain lhab. It was surly la eels= at might before the rev. pia tiara reached his bar, sithenth he lad an the Sri bra wink abut three riles ef ft. The wake wok bead art saraks air it appears bar the beak rade by the here that be bed bra be has as, is amis. lonux BILAWDS.-A letter from Cork. of Ow Ma, Bede riled Int arm& will br i rent= l ei rear for fisleata ; grirdepreire fier tin preens stun figiglied. TinTarvle, nth lib. tillegiene, gar Tres= bespered I tonorrow. lb Oar brad ere saw se fen el Bugg= /Nab/ 1111 this rare, end others we expostel." THE SHIPPING INTRUST. A general meeting of the shipowners of the port of Seam load was held on lliesday, in the Exobange Caw NaIdO•4001100 moles upon the MUM which it wee ea pettiest to adopt for ewnwiag reciprocity to British shipping. Mr. Loma was Whoa to the &sir, sad among those pressat was Kr. Newt* K.P. One of the nWointione adopted wee :—" That this meet izzproves of pithier to parliament praying for the ro of all those due. In British corporate Import towns which create inviduette distinctions in favour of the by &kWh shipowners who on hempen of auoh towns, and whereby the nest:Stations with kireign states to effect a wen piste reciprocity are sail to be impeded ; and that to the opinion of this meeting snatch distinctivo privileges ought, if sot otherwise removable, to be bought up out of the public treerwry." THE FREI PUBLIC LIBRARY IR WI. IMINIITER. —The nomad open of the seeretary lo the Fres Public Library, supported by the pones et St. Minaret and St. Jon, Winnow, has jut WS printed. fr n whin It appears that the results the last tweedy moths haa shown moo satishat fa Its rondos. The library cones at LOKI schools, a large porno of which were giros by tits loam an Moan of Wesenselsr, the &sir tOla Of lb, 1101111111161 MOON Sir W. Pegs Wood, en other geatlemas, sad the rosillap-roos is eappiled with all the daily, morels& eadoesaing, papersoad seven of the weekly papers. The report states that Is the aggresses the whole of do books have boa donated twelve does al . ' the last twine nobs, sad name' Mktg deasgsk be'sd ter weer an two The dedly attemdens of Ann to the roma averages lit, a lugs prosodist et whom n rif i L neheakal sad no • others are sod saes fa bine Is iniety. The OA eYd rsepastable bah hos alarm T am a. dee Beessewynilepeblehribig seaversatlos is elelatiy bed now tardy nerve& • limunt library woe ovoid at No. 3, Trevor-ono, Knyhtebeidge, in lane last, sad has g own a prepense boron of borrowers up to the pment dine. Tna ROYAL 800 wrw.—Yeaterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the assionery needs, of dr Fellows of the Royal Society was hold to their mew sod nand one at Berlington-hoose, Pionliy. There was as inernally large noon of owners la attiodon. Lan Wapiti'', the President, took the abidr, sad delivered the annual snows, la yid* be spoke st ens Lpta es the adiastages of win* tad the edeanneten hist, N. anew lean hations rains= Won the sad the no. preasstatives of wham Se Yadthlp Roden the *donor tr which had bent m.ds Wanes* sines their last sasivereary rabid. Pettibawif Lttf i r m i l= i raNarch I esarnioa with the ef aaabla, the new Seib et meennen erned o en p t w o Delthiteseerteiej s e r Ld i t: seimee. he lael Ohba. end J; mad te tin et the Zambesi ha tea--lea. with the Mecovirles et Dr. Lineation. Be drawl to the nest appeasamoe of -Dowd e inn and the great watralar Napes of the eta, white wee slimmed MI the Mil of Mae* lest, and te the whams whine bed Wm aril in dr peementies of the imewistige et etientile bow, ansin bias% endpiereleel then the elm el the Pneinste shines, end I 4 elusion samily lima by Oa Depel &Wag for nientille venneeitse art dieenetse, a wend In the aw dhe r a raise year was ohms. Dr. Wilma eel Mr. George Gabriel Maio MA., of Peabashe Goo bridge. an Leann Prebend Idethenales Inn no 1$1), IFIG flkOild MIA aparsioden ; Mr. Mho Mak lows Minor, WA., weeeleend henna ewnetery ; sail Majer- Gesevel Edward Sabha. MA.. D.C.L.,. nano. la the *ono the Fellows if the sodety sad tfolz Meads dived Wieder at Willis's Cann Done, Shrink BR Jllolo'4. PROPOSID ADDRESS TO TUE BISHOP OP LONDON. W. %admire& that • movement is is for the pre- Ztlelof aa o n to the bishop, rots laymos of the f London el aprapaehyloith Peotabst =al ID wow* in blo krilship's aboish iff. PAUL'S SCHOOL.—Tha Baud Mutonlxip of St. Poem School bag bogs assforesi spas the Roc Joha illnlathorna, ,of Trialtp Cote % Casings% aggiotaat LaMar at Tonbeldre Shod. Kr. Yeloptitoro=looted la Tat lobos boo woo lab is the trot dose is LiTTaas TO AND PIM CaTi.elr.--A Treasury ~IBM arPOBIS feastte at yersallay iihatiag IMO Won to rd ?ma the Valued liisidosi sad elryloa ere la estsffil (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ZAILTFAI SILLS, its. o' TBZ BLIT The following is s complete list of the railway and other private bine (151 in Panther) for which the Saes ware lodged before eight o'clock Mat night, at the Board oft Toed., in eccordannt with the Mending orders of the two booms of parliament : akßrattford, W etleld, and Leeds—Stanley and Mathis, Breach. Bedford, Potton, and Canthridgit. Broom&Ire Railway and Canal. Broom and Merthyr-Tydvn Junotion. Br."'wn and Weafordr,Deviation, Revival of Poweea, Brie I and Birmingham V c di !'d n'ton, and button -Coldfleld Railway (System Line). Union—North Border' British. Berta ihrie - immion—Hungeked W Devises. Burrampat-Treat. Ilirrolathdik Minim mad lauttemColdisad. Ditrmar*lrromilte, and amain Imaolier—Rooton to BtMI,W and Leeds—Branch to Omett. Beckenham end Junction. Delfsm and letin=luestion. Border Counties Chstlemtlat end Parioles Comeeed sot • Cearal Woks— d liedism ColsolheY latmeim UMW NMI& Cortiste bo lgl e hoin; eel Herta. Carlo les and Dusafries—Devinata. County of al. Charleston Railway sad Harbour—Altertirm Cleveland—Extension. Cork and Kinsale. ChesteraaHolyioad—Rxteadrin at Holyhead. Dublin and Drogheda—Widening of Temkin' at Dublin, ac. DORMAN and Wakefield. Hendee and Rawlyla—lmprovssont, he. Dart oath and Torbay—Deiviatioa. Dablila and Wicklow—Rita:Won to Gorey. Dubin and )L eath —Eatandon to the Great Solgaien and Wistaria Railway. Beat Saffolk—Eztession to Aldborough. Imam Railways. Ponstatlns and Baohan—Deviation. ?Whom Greet North of Scotland—Closing of Road. Grid Northrn snd Wdt~en d Gorstoa;nel Liverpool. Great Weetern—Works in Connexion with the West London. Great Northern—Jaw:Bon with North London. Guildford and Leatherhead. Rolywood and Bangor. Hampstead Janotion—Deviations, Herne By and Faversham—Margate Extrados. Raeford and Broom. Houton and Keeton. Isle of Wight—Eastern Hitension. Inverleithen and Peebles. Isle of Wight Railways. Isle of Wight. Kilrush and Kilkea Railway, and Poulush/try Embank- mend Kingebridge and &nth Devon. Kensington Station and North and South Loades Acedlos. Kingston. London and North Western—Batensiou to Omett. London, Duemow, Clare, and Bury St. Edmonds. Llyfin Vale Railway and Harbour. Lancashire and Yorkshire Oldham to Rochdale sad Llanymyseoh. lAlth aad Caledcaisa Janotiof. LondZ7ll;ligon rod Booth Cart—Shonbam, liestaeld, &a., Deviation, &c. Llanidloes and Newtown—Extension to ahropobireVaim Canal, &o. Llynn Valley—Deviations. Little Bytloam and Hacconby. Leatherhead and Dorking (No. 1). Lanoaettfre and Yorkshire—Branchen from Bradford, Wake. field, and Leeds Railway. London and South Western—Amendment and Estonians. London and North Western—Denton to SOleybridt London and North Western—Baby to Adwthoa, Liverpool, Genitals, sod AlOrton. Londorthery and Longlawfily—Examaisa of Time, to. Liverpool Stations Inaction Railway. Lanoseter and Carlisle—New Railways to Morsoambe, Lade, Bradford, and Halifax Jtiao—Branch at Brad- London-bridge and Charing-cross. Leatherbesd and Dorking. Mid-flume, and Malkuret Jauntiest. Mid-Sussex and Arundel and Little Hampton Junction. Manchester, Liverpool, Swansea and Milford Haven Juno tion—Mid-Walas Section,. Ma bole and ()Wean—Deviation. Midland—Emma% Valley, Extesaion, to. Mount Sorrel. Midland Great Wasters—Cavan to Clones. Midland Great Western—Deviation of Sligo Extension. Midland Great Western—Branch to River Liffey. Mid-Hat—Justition Railways at Beckenham and Nor wood Marthyr, Tredegar, sad Athergavenay. Metropolitan—Deviatioss. North Western Railway of Inlasd—Elphin to Casdebar. North Western—Junction with Lanoaster sod Carlisle Railway. Newry sad Armagh—Deviatireand Breathes. Nturatos sad Hinckley. Now Roes. North Eastern—Nidd Valley Branch. North, West, and South London Jundtlan. Norwich and Spelding—Holbeach to Sutton Bridge. Newcastle-under-Lyre, Silverdale, and Diadeley 'tondos. North Eastern—Harrogate Branches. Norwood and Streatham. North and South London Junction Railways. North London, Paddington, Richmond, Hampton Court, and Kingston. North Staffordshire—Branches. North and South Metropolitan Janetion. Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Oaidetirldp Junotlon— Extension to Rochdale. Oxford, Worcester, aid Wolverhampton—Extension of Kiagewinford Branch. Omnibus Subway—W to Royal Bathes" Portsmouth New Docks Hallway. Ilammessod u lc::: Junction. Ringwood, Corinth sad Bouratmouth.l Rowney, Batmen. sad &about Harbor and Deabigh—Lisagollea Sections. Ragas and Denbigh—Rea& &each Swath Durham sad Leseashtre Vaica—Devlation. Mrhorry Trammed. Swa Railway sad Pier. SouVorkakire sad River Dtta—Croesiag of Roads, dm. Scottish Csatrel—New Atoms to Station at Perth. South Staffordshire—Cannock Branch—Adindonal Lad. &remelts. alherisie sad Newesalsohder-Lyne. South Wes, Pembroke, aad Teaby Joao**, Rosh London. haat= sad Thaßsgten—Breadtes. St. Oserge's Heehaw (liatboar-pia).. " South lastern and West London and David+ Railways. South Matropolitaa Railway and Westminster Station. Teaching Hundred—Colchester to Wiveahos. Theme and Aylesbury. Tosibridge Wells, Uthaslii, sad haat Meet Jealtaea. Tomboy Thames Embankment end Railway. Ulito—Monaghon to Closes. Vale of Llangollen. Victoria Station and Plailim—Rolsrginaent. Victoria Station and North Wooten sod Greg Weetem Junction. Watford and Wendover. Weed= sad Lersotagtoa. Whew. Weida& sad Severn Juaottba. Whitey. Wormer sad Hertford—Bench to the Severe, to. Woodstock Waviest Vell”--Revival of Powers, as. Woodworth sod Patasy. • Wimbledon sad Doeldag and Rpm sal Leatheriesed— Joist stalks at Epsom. West Leedlea—Ratemitao sad Dock. Weal wad Falremium—Tramways. West Lana& sad Pimlico Railway sad Doak. Uuo MILLER% MOillrif [NT AT CII.OMARTT.—We Misr! yerterdsy that the foundetka stogie cigar sioassest to be wowed it Croosarty I memory ef Hugh Miller was Lad oo Wedieeiday afternoon. The Inure Omer ars emery thing was dOOO ea the oossies by the lahabitesis that mid nadr the among Impolite, and to MAU the @lmre pride which they feel la being able to reier to our distisgsielted oountrytass as a native of their tows, bows end insuglit op smog thatneelven. Wahl* ant Ira thew KM SWIM cm prresest. The iseasament ora sift of a shoat 60 fast high, surmounted by a Muss of Hugh ,_to be sculptured by Mr. If wayside Britehis. The hoe le of old nod 'madame, Mei Ma o : ,elmere tb. lest MOW of Mt. Warr% labours and of hie reisortial. The not of the work will be am ia a mere durable stone, of a yellowish colour, ham the quill" et Dcvldda. Ths following insoription It to b. sagrivid spa the Mt Is cemessorstlea dew goatee sad Os Mom, sad seleatfis Memo of if Miller, Ude wasimat I. ermat b e his malayersa. Me Was Ma at Crarearty 10th Octobr, 1802, sad died 24th Decendar, 11/MA" 7414 L MU FIGHT AT ARABI WOOD. Yesterday afternoon, Mr Payne held an input, at Guy's H . teering the death of George WDaweil, litho was killed in a pens-fight with Samuel Asgeht New le custody at the Weelidelk Pehoirweart), at Abbey Wee4imr Toilet Mee skid le was a Metier, and worked at Yr. Berreire, ftwreed, D... k.,. Oa Sunday leek about stele o'alea is the wareles, he skated with the ditoessol benre# thumed Antdta d eilley, 63 kJ*/ Wood,ite it-et:e having previously at Ve Odra , Whst, Berweek,thet they Subt he go ids. Oa ell t aa et the Abbm Weed Medea thurd *ma promoted , e4We mils to a mMededepod, where • 14. Atter the mem* mod Yet the deemed esil eat, ' flaw toy lilt I flaw ley Mb r The serawde, however wade Wes eoadeve, mud la esuresettlwa mod the • wee fleece ea bit met. Re wee plied ep bomb* of couveyed to the Harm patikolowee, where he wee pad le bed. George Bari sided, be acimipeabd the last whore to Ike fight. Thus TIN abs lie people preemt. Es ants • teas nersd Hinsinglon eosendhig the geoessol, beg 411 net t know who eseeniel dei ether ma The remeithism i ail witness's testimony staraborreg that of the lass. The father of the diseased said list. hismelisinly she be bated at thri aght on strilley ressiamis poseselei its Abbey ' Wood, and Omni Ile met k bed se Ihe Harrow pnlaierhonse. By the advice of jpesdlainan, who expressed him uPiaton fiat the lest hag to live, he keenght tro Gees when he expired on WM* 't mentlng, about & John Band, p hones nrgeon , stated that the deceased was brought Into the ieepilel on Sunday evening totally =con scious, amid died about a quarter to three on the following wterziog. The ranee of death was the dislocation of two boom in the neck sag injury to the spinal cord. Such • 10 on the head as that described by the witnesses wot Id have am= those injuries. The Coroner summed up the whole of the evidence, and the fury, after a short conference, returned a verd ict of ltuAtughter spina Samuel Asquith." The Coroner this made out his warrant, and placed it in • the bade of the sammoning officer. ME PAPAL POACHING APPRAI IN CHESHIRE. The following are some additional particulars of the / fatal affray with poachers briefly mentioned in the Cuof yesterday .- mwer no in which the affray occurred belong to Mr. Henry Alroyd,d Doddiagton-hall, about seven mile. from Hotted* in Meath,. They are very extensive, sad the =has bees so well watched that poaching has born almost hie. Bat very recently the gamekeepers have re ceived informatics that poaching he. been going on in the tewmitip of Bridgman, and shots have been nerd in one neighbourhood la particular. Accordinly the watchers have been on the alert, and on Saturday night six of them went out together, armed with sinks. The night wee fins, sad the moon was Ws*, so that objects at sours distance could be distinctly ems. They heard no shots daring evening. Some time efMr midnight, when they IMO in the wood near a large pool of water. they saw before them four mm, who, having espied them, were hastening away. They pursued, hemmed in the poachers, and took two of them, named fire and Hume, into ousWy. They had nets sad one hare ,in their porton:on, but curled no guns. The other two poachers were armed with gone. The watehers rushed on to seize them, when one of the poachers deliberately aimed at and shot Thomas Haddocks, an assist ant watcher. The unfortunate man's abdomen was torn opee. He ;drove to rim, but fell again; and he was left for a while, th e extent of W ninths not being known even to himself, his companions still engaging in the pursuit. The man who bad fired, ming that the re aming three watchers (two of the six being engaged with the prisoners) still premed on, cried to his oceopanion, " Are you not going to fire and knock his brains out P Let me have the gun, and I'll shoot, him." The men who had the gun immediately fired, and shot James Boma, an sealant watcher, through the been. The armed %there then turned and fled, making good their wept. wen not known to any of the weathers, bat the lobar Ibe able to identify them if they should be Una. The watchers then went to the help of the two who hod been shot. T he y found that one (Beech) was quite deed, he most hen died intantansonly. Haddocks, who still lived, sad tins dead body of Beech, were carried to an edjoaning thnohoose in Bridgmere, occupied by Mr. Joaph Beeringion. Sergicial assistance was speedily pro ? wed, but Haddock wee injured beyond hope of remoove, and moth rapidly. Mr. Atheyd, who Is a utaginsie of the =, had been early apprised of the occurrence. He mo te the fentiscsam on Sunday, end in his presence the dying man's deposition was taken. Haddocks died at half poet six o'clock is Hanley morning. Lan and linans, the }where who were captured, were taken to the Nut with lock-up. The Nantwich Folios wen early on the spot, maim inquiries which might lead to the discovery of the Mb who escaped ; end on Monday these inquiries were prosecuted under the superntendenos of Capt. T. Johns tbnith, the chief constable of the county, tip t o Monday evening, however, we believe only one more appre hension bed been made. The donned watchers were fine young man, Haddocks being 24 year. and Beech 30 yeses of age. They were unmarried, but Haddocks was the chid support eta widowed mother. ANOTHER AFFRAY WITH POACHERS.—Consider. . able alarm wee excited in' Alnwick, on Saturday, from a rumour that was current of a man having been killed in an Zurwith poachers on the Cornwell estate at Hewitt, the day seven men were apprehended, and lodged in the Correction Rouse, on the suspicion of being with the only ponies. On inquiry, the only reliable account we 1 have been able to gather is, that on Saturday morning, 1 Mr. Joseph Nixon, gamekeeper to A. .1. B. Creams% Req., and a party of watchers came upon a party of poachers at Revenehole plantation, near Bart Ltibunt, and the watchers approaching, the up; called upon them to stand beck and not to come regarded meat the latter fired, and lodged the contents of his gun In the thigh and lower pert of the person of Nixon, sad afterwards succeeded in effecting their escape. A surgeon wee sent for to Nixon, who examined his wounds, sunset ' Ise the grain. al shot out of hie person; and he is said to be oat of immediate danger. Another of the watchers was also hit, but mil very slightly hurt. The seven men who had 1 been appreWaded at AlnerkOrm• taken ant to Bawl& en Saturday evening, when Nixon resides, but he was quite usable to identify any of them, and they were consequently disekerged. Itis new add that it is the opinion of the l =lsand watahin that the poachers were not from Mil but that they belonged to Wooler ; and an Inquiry by the pdies is being prmiemeted to swertaht who the parties wars, and if pmeible, to being than to justice. —Nneroatle Chrene. FATAL ACCIDIPT IN THE WEST INDIA DOME. —Lan night Kr. W. &kw, thu comer, held an inquest at the London Hospital reapandog the death of Richard D 991., aged 49 who - lost his life under the following eikwarmetencest was a rigger, and on Tuesday, the pied of last •thath r la nth engaged repairing the cif rend named the Kitty Conte., of Liverpool, yid= yyip( in the I:import teeth of the Wert India Docks, Black liralL Bs hid ham al nark wow time wham the rope took* I spa vbite bp was itatedb and procipitatod biro to th e deck, a depth at 70 feet. Ha was _ removed In a dreadful state a wellgrleg e $e the .wee-nented institution, where ha we. liespii Mbe deed. Viejo', returned a verdict, " Accidental die*" FATAL ACCIDINT ON THE NORTH SHIELDS Itcasway.—.A moat oppellaag and fatal sodden happened r ig i t Nowa*le rod Nor* Shields Beltway on Saturday P come down by the quarter to six train bon Newer& 69 Puny Nein to catch the Blyth and Bedr Wiles tutu of that pliß s Oit Isturdey aight, sa this train vs o sroaridag go )lain Stetioe, and Who ft ileu up, iireloWn Oberttem, belonging to Bei ' alb* }impel oat; shit fill en bit Inek oiled fa of the **en. and thus got Jamul betwont ft and them The ember istathoof le fun a Ilirld= while abs ores la thh frightful posits% and whaolbeinalla less Mowed it was Iheovorod - *snobs was between the footboard ot a end the pletf el arr i llite bore were and does large C4/1111vb • few had to leo Whei do aid be entriestad. ../ ge Wee get sin she was hunk lei Is drindhdlY . 1 lams the beet Sad Adobes, oil NW' Oidloor nes on ed. hisdiest aolatanee we hoindlitalp t it woo then& prudent to remora hat Ss her e alst :teron Builds). The railway coops', hr Ws seoarroaes, for to refry aniert use ise is pin up eandenhe golowelliwo not to got out .sett the train ~ slope, Nod sloths the!, qtrry ape the doote with a view to gel an, they wilt be MK. CHARM AGAINST tun CAPTAIN OP AN EMIGRANT Sear.,—The ling Newt, jolt arrived from New York at Liverpool, ersesed very rough weather, and th w e id esig r:Fait...id that fhb powingrou wate aseesearily aliens Baud the rams, urn es Liverpool, prehered to Befeeshog, et do Ll c 4tion-0170 4 4 1 40 t C e l= ' to We go domes beton the nowlsheloa. Valdese reports of the of the pasngsse, cal ; whoa are sold to have tilt hem starvation, are in tins, ben ft MAI he hepenpo to mate any Asir nifineg ell pretent, wad the worm mast Were the work i FATAL COLLISION IN Tan CRANNILe.-DOTER. ' Tonna; Nov. 80.—Abont three O'clock this ironing the • thaw ls= Bt. Oblides, at Wats. oldie the weer wont ash. was run down by the Vivid mail wait tre k etiso TMs the Trance owe. There wee don hands on bawd; Ohm perialtad—hre woo l = up by the Vivid, nod Wash' to the Dow begone nue two par omen were in great dine= ea account et the lON of OW sidposetes, &oil when. we Dear relatinen They woe sal i to °slide tw the ehernean nail whet, sad wen ors, farm., warn Betool burr to Ito Bowe. . arose frees tae neglect et a light la thehost. 1 •• ~ f r ~ ~. L•IT gafts lI M ifs UN S MIAOs 0 611. • ;W. r... 2 *ow r ut rue. rue. 4ftir. T 4841 wt. LJ I I