The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-10 00:00:00

j OI JA It L. T; , I Ja V • s ; ' . 11. 71 J. L . a a a iw 10 1 I J. J. a a a 11 Jo a ■ 0 1 I 1 1 .1 I 111 ; 4 • 4 • s• PION L. 4.11 Nlti UT'S GAZSTric. BANKRUPT& JANIS 111711•311., iiiSt;7l6ol4, City, stationer, ternstoke Nor. 20 er 14, and Deo. 30 at l, at Beelart hau-ogrese. Bola. Terrell sad Chamber's* Balliajball 'bed Jams, Baisibsll-strses. Gasses Botrt, Doulimpas, auk plebe, Nov. It la Deo. 27, at 11 1 sa ksisitall-stesst. Bd. , Parsur t OWN sess-Atssit, Drain's' -coattouss , it wag., PoussU, VARDsatcx C Aims 134. , Warnialt-eqnsm, Cley, beeineller, Nov. 23 at IL end Den SI at 12, at 13min lialiMmet. Sol., Stubbs, lioorgsto. street, City; off. assig.. Parrail, Oniedball•eltuabers. burr Ilueuro, Graorood, leather sir, Nov. 11 et 11. ear Dae. 14 St 2, at Borybel.diert Jews. Eines Ammyead, City • it ali. bury. Timis Wawa, Troberim ia ti bia.opms. storlior, 14`y. U 1, NA Do. et et te, et Da, Bum. Ityperree/ Ckoopotio ; ell mtg.. ▪ PS& Jou Stmt. Weivedrearaea. otambelea ead Dee. 13, et 1411 et Blimieglim Oust Jame end Nara, Ilarbsbies, sin Dorm sod Dot, eiver- Wryly ; et as4r., - 1111eitimen Bbulybeli. Darr, glow moreaterer, Wm Used Dia U. et 1 SA =s at Coors. ii., !Irak WON ; rig. Skutt Itarda, WILIAM Jam; Breast Totbafre, Warp', Nev. U sod Doe. 17, at 11 at lama Oeset. Tarry sod Co., lisAial mei B rad ord Berarbe, Luta ; off. wig., Trim lark MOLTS= PITITIONIRIL AT I OITIMAZ-ITILIIIT. J. 1111117 6 17c .. CLen t Wider— U. J. Harris, R. Plin, Royal Hotel, Black- Cottao-otreet, Poplar. and addlmmet, Bromley, Mas lath meataisaturar—J. Apar. Bieraid-orio, labagtoa. bender. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Heat Cannata Hythe, Kent, aorn factor-1M dividend ells. bd., any 'ediarday, at Whitmore's, &mamba en mt. 510.11 eae Ilaracenv. Runty Has* Hartfairdaldra, lies eager —bed dividend et 3.. 84., say Wednesday, at Whit. woo* Bmingball alma. WILLIAM IIIaiNINU, FMK- streak City, law galtliehm--Itit madded., any Wadnraday, at Whiner's, Being- Gamer Cox, Wrexham, Denbighshire, groosr—Lidivigand ad a 244.. dry Woiserly, a Taros? Liverpool. Jo= At.t.rau, Limper, taller—al el 66., sy Warder, st Toner's, Limped. Jars 17:tmox sad COLIX lloCaLrair Livarpool. sad Frees Bdoard'a Woad, tap Yoe reoliee—let tamed of i. , lent SAW pea ay Wearily, at Term's, Limpet Llama Ftrarrovr Rapers, illaaalsoirar, ebona—lat Availed et 70. ad., Nov. 30, sad oq arbempoot Trudy, at haror'e. Miusellmier• TI10111.“ I.IIT/ULS, 8T00d..7. WorearlinAire, grater—Eat dlvYendd L. Oid., ray Tharaday, at Hurtear'a, Bir mingh ZDIIA23 am BRYAN. LOWE' ROWley, Hamfordahirs, inn keeper—latableed all. U., ay, Tharaday, at K inset's, DIVIDENDS. Noe. XL W. Tint, Royal Examine, City, boslar—Nov. ft J. NOM* Upper Marsh, Lambeth, sad Rombens, bems. tinier membent—No. 30. J. ehm tor. Ireedierihr—Dea. v 1. C. F. Bo Derbdin. poior—Doe. L W. Tans, —Dos. L A. B. Tierra Leadaar• Isse= B,. —Des. L W. Pam; O. J. nape, Ometi•etteet W A ret a tity Ci tsr—Doe. L J. apes, break& INA Mir—Dm 1. W. 1. . JAW, lislaisy, les L T. W Mar; beleard atreller—Nov. 30. W. Xasbala, Lear also, Arabbe weir—Nov. 30. N. Bsragaa,Ham, Laereabiao, lamb—Dee. 16. J. W. T sad G. Tomes. Nei* MooteirotAire, odale—Deo. U. G. Tema (reporate mete), Noma Glemeepriblie, mar—Dos. 17. W. •41/214 Mawr, ObTAlNftairs, beber—Dao. P.R. Tray (oopeosie ease), aistel, was mieetraat 9. 30. A. IloGrepor, il`r ye w J emilib t ua al briar— Deo. 1 D. B Perm L G. Wm, Girard Boggs obeeerar--Daa, 1. O. Smile end Lei =s. bieriete—et. G. A. DirbY. 11,1011--Ple• 16 ' I. D. Vesedeb, bums ser— Des. 16. I. Bares sof train., Bay, Darbpaloairdliwigista. CURTUICATIA to be raw ewe be arms to to swarm es obe et may at J. MOM, aro Covom-orees. Broaowtek -Naar% balll.--Dic la J. L. Clem* Orsiksarbasta, Old Brad& wasaltaam--Xier. XL IL Bow. Lath eratit aryl Worminess; awl Trotosbez athwat Oleatomreettv. weir—aor. a. Diebolyo. Beldam-need, nemlbereiei—Dee. 7. W. X. Jeire, Newport. tar wars, tereleror—Doe. 1 J. W. tam Sorb Baia Diatom. Oloabor—Nev. 30. J. Cenebar, Liverpool, MN' elres—Das. 7. P. ridings, reeirbor. Lieeelaellbo, chat la orito—Doe. 6. T. Ballet sad J. Psis.. . Birmingham mad balm ?LITE ERSE IP 8 DISSOLVED. C. J. liyare mil J. Craig-id, Alawarram, Sr. North ward. leiksosww, wksissdk parrawww—C. S. Oray, C. H. Or rad W. Oway Clieliwohed„ mad Hahowl, Emu, krown•-0. %kb sad K. C. aseamear, d.riata —E. 111miali mad W. fkra.as, usa., sad MAG MA*. gnaw pimers—Jami lbw_ , Shaw, W. omi I. Slaw, gamed, ow liallso, 'Pariah% wean isaahotarwre—J. Illadaa, W. Stahrs, arid T. Mika. asalay.llidlonidan, has awarillishormr, as kr as wear& J. filar s-4 . Sraar sad T. Tilde. AIN Mk lishowooses— B. WM, sad W. rvora: U woolowww—L Moo red Z. Pak*, Great Si. Eska* , armarialaa arraw—P. Bering sod H. F. H. WAN. P Dwaraildre, brilwear—D. IVADieliop, J. V. irrod H. J. Brahma, CorabilL Clsw, skip brokars —J r . Ta w4M , S ran.**, sod IL. Harkwara, How Cap, Mak% id.. lo pares wad -T. kodllls, C. Illa• ANN sad J. &relit,. Itawasalar, ma sows —L Leask sad Nabs. lewsk (wkwisklrslik if Amos lark dasswwd). Rated.* lawriat a z . eirkko—W. Whits. W. WWisid.... gad C. 0 . TigCity, as is se rapidsCallbe—W. WINN dt. Ow, C. 0. C.illar. awl C. Dear WssiOrstrwes„ °v ow kr re cards C. O. Csillos—l. =, J. O. Ode. sod J. Brwelkoc, Mr* II sow wean 'kik sosidsounew—Joia Osoklobs, Jams Oweasigkei, owl W. was,with, kw" Ashler, Iwsk oreallars, ws kr so sweersis W. 1141110111. J. E. llsoshwil sod W.P. D•Wsl4 Msad Vsasowsor Weak osswhods—J. Trig sod iry, Leeds. map isspoos—T. G. Clark, am., awl T. O. Mark, /ma., llookokkkowrall, moo and tank makaw—P. Lary sad J. L ma, Wsillwitso-rowd. Yon& Lao, ism, . Wald sof I. Warms, Ilk salostsam, issselirre—J. NW, 11.1111, Ind C. O. Eill. Hadar lam, and Now Lentos, PletrhariamakkaAres amuladwarra —J. III" J. H. Bird. H. D 0.., O. Sarmar, am Er Olialimpea Kama,* Cassowy. rlhr se resposils J. Lake— Doak Levies (skrewod) wed J. likoball, am ro rash Sisk waseaka wish the Saadi Cabs Flai sod Lk Isesonses Coo Cha ssay—A bruis . Barw ers. ick, is.., sod J. B. Ber wick, Besbusgb, sod sm. SCOTCH SZQUISTSATIONS. WILLIAM Cocukax, Rilmaesoelt, Manor, Nov. IS, at the Charge Raba. Illmeraook. ALIX•XDRR Piaocsom, Glasgow, jeweller, Nov. 16, at the Facertv Rail, Olaarow. JORRPR FONLtUt6warrenci sad JORANX WtcnlLr Clameg MUL LIN,te l. 01a.gow, annotlasioa neat; Nov. 16, at the (Rohm Roew. Otoao• PAizza, Airdrie, near Ma/gem. lieutenant In the ha Royal Lammehirs Militia, Nov. 16, at the Faculty 110, threw. ;men Snows. 011oalow, fruit marehaat, Nov. 16, at DrnmenameisTentiorasos 110411, Ohierser. ILLRI•XDRI LAIRLD, Itt.abertnell, Lanarkshire, Innkeeper, Nov. 18, at sir Bruce Arum las (Waage.), Haradme. ;AMU WATIINSTOX. Edi" . ”11111. WINS IROXO6IIIN, Nov. 15, at Staves...'. Room., Edinburgh. (non LAW" KTOZT'S DOwNIXO-rtitsir, Nov. 6.-11th) Queen has Weslemei .PPARt !ORM Eths. Wiliam Elm* Olailmosp, M.P., go to Ire Idororeo Mkt Onamisoiosor Iztromodiaory to the !Veit.* Butt a tlho Ley Isissia Dowento-orraz et. Nov. B.—The Cheese hes too plommil to sprint Captain WUI D. 4.4 omit, RA., Is be Trimester tee the an katy at aide Colitiobla, std Oattoto Charles !Coy, R.N.. to Is livevoyor-Gosund se the IMAM of Ceylon. Her Majesty Ire Wee bees pleseed se ippoitt the noderstestiosed geollome to to somboro of the Leg. kiee Council of the missy et Newt ZeokeisA, vla. : Al. Bp srm (harp Caty, E-q. ( JObaChieftleid. let Judos) • Owlet Beteg ; ; Joita Jolhaotto, Eoq ,• Jams theitios, Esq. ; sad Meter-Geeersi Retort Hoary Wynyold, C.B. - - - ---- iioallost-omca, Nov. S.—Tbe Qom has been planed le @wove el Daa J. Pleces. Mali of Tabula ahr. agl Cow& Oar& is tbe Rebel Kingdom. for bar Skirt, the Qualm of Spain, and of Mt. licipmando Rakes carol Mancboatae, for the Republic et NV. 01111111111114 87. PALACI., Nov. 4.—The Qttew has howstiimess, oft Um sessisatios of tea Rigtt Rea. the of ,pb ar y and Talbot, to appoint Camels him Lowed.. uf tea Royal Rebhan Militia, ow of bar Noss '. boimeriabie tarp* of daeflocaso• at-Arwes, vice Lientemomb. Colossi P. Percy Raoul, reaigeed. DEATH OF THE Demi OP Et.T.--Dr. Peacock, the grestiy veneered NMI d lip, was w Minden hat salmi midi • et, mkt& from the Est wee eseriewnl very simile, sled which mold foully w Nomday. Dr. Peewit WY WS s die leguiehed romsber et the Comwsity °Medians; he wee at Trinity Colimpe,smi was ssomdlmesai4lalsl2,mbEE Mr lota Hewed wee senior versos r, sod do mean et Yellows, Rosily. Amos, end ISM followed her. Bs was Übe anther of s onetime se dyke, ad other nelheresolsoi works. 8411C11 tie reddens la My he ha tam s magi win pert set alp Is the rosionshot ttdberditsse et the avethednil, bet sive ht Imo Implement tithe rm. The Lorraine Professorship (ear, ob 110& s pest) es wells the dram, (12C1.) Is fa the leer as pventraL THE DAILY NEWS: TM LbsOm P ti P bair= " Mmtio Wens la Ma sums ma t. e1..1 to pawl y ow mom She meld myymmide omismyo by Me do. mimo. mod moisatsrp gsrpatmell. ITN MANION WIWI DI lINLIABLII AND lOU La alii*** oda soma al 110= . 11* law Ins 1=1•11 by men Umelmoi NAIL sad It YON ONLY DAILY IMMO IMPOST, IT LUMP 0 . 70 .6 /Yll ABYSM, 14 map igli t i Wrata a 4=iir ki ta l. =•ll eft*: te 1.• be nip* erg bailatz w aimars la Lie lalakai: ea al 1111 = 1 :=4:ce Aril* *a by mats ma al • warm Om* . tarsi* *a sum atm= mob sa• awat.iaaa *maw * filled sad where undisturbed, seeking to cloak their desecration of the dead by an old faculty which permitted the removal of human remains from a portion of their old churchyard required for the improvements of Charing-crass, they endeavoured to surrouod their cemetery with houses, and even to erect a street acmes it. We cannot wonder that such a violation of public decency should cause a strong exhibition of indig• nation. The authorities of St. Pancras have most properly interfered. The outraged feelings of the population have manifested themselves in deeds of violence which all must deplore, and for which the authorities of St. Martin's must in justice be held responsible. That there was just cause for in dignation was abundantly proved when public access was obtained to the desecrated ground. "The " sight which presented itself to public view was " more horrible than the proceedings have hitherto " depicted. Bearing in mind that the nine recently " buried bodies, being on the upper surface of the " excavation, had already been burned, there still " remained exhibited to public view coffins, tier upon " tier, skulls with the teeth in them undecayed, and " human bones of every description with large masses " of putrid flesh still adhering to them." Reading such loathsome details, one need net marvel that parents who had buried their children, and children who had buried their parents, restated such insults and indignities wrought upon the sawed remains of those dearest to them. To dare to allege as an excuse that they were only paupers, simply increases the horror of the deed, and makes it das tardly as well as revolting. Those thorn wronged must have been something more than human if their feelings had not found vent in wrathful imprecations on the despoilers of the dead. St Maitin's has grievously wronged Bt. Pan cras : she used her for the sepulture of her dead as long as she could : she thrust forth her paupers to crowd on St. Pancras to the relief of her own rates. Now she perils the health, she threatens St. Pancras with fever and plague by the desecration of her own dead, to obtain further relief from the just obligation to keep her own poor. Independently of the feelings of horror excited by this revolting act of uncivilised barbarity, the ques tion is one of deep public interest. The vast circuit of the metropolis is reaching the boundaries of many of our larger cemeteries. The time is perchance not far distant when Highgate, Kensal-green, Norwood, and similar places of sepulture may be surrounded by a dense population. Are each scenes to be re mated ? When those cemeteries are closed, are they to be held by a kind of mortmain from the grasp of Mammon i—these are questions which most be determined and set at rest for the satisfaction of those who have left their dead, in the imprewdon that there, at least, they may rest in peace. VW Court. WINDSOR, Nov. 9. The Prima of Wake arrived yesterday afternoon tram the White La" Riebeessel-peek, Model by Yr. Ohba, the 8... C. F. laver, wed Mks Teamiale, La.. The Durham of Ceinixidp sod Priam Mary, eiandled by Ldy Gambia, dreasoet mad Laseseant-Colocel Forme, also arrived at the Camas as a visit ; Howie* the Dyke ri Cambridge, alserlel by Cohost the Has. Jame limodlosaid. Her lisjurif • Moser piny in the esmaing WOW the Doer@ et Leak the Priem eel Frames of Leintere, the Marquis sad Machismo@ al Abase= and Lady Lades Harainem Lady Alma Maria Decrom, Camel the Rem It Has.., ad the video wbe arrived in the eteresem The bead a the Ciesember Goads we in aeleedenee the Cart* and *gel dodo( Maur. Hr Mayesty's plate had Oirwardi priattod la the demist ream the fehortag masika : _ _ ******* dal/ " Us' " 7 ' The nasal puede of i6o imp lo bow of Obo Whir of the Prince el Wales tee ghee Ns mosisg ban Mt Majesty, the Primo Comet, the Prints el Willy owl Iho Rojal Family. The and Regiment al Life Guards and tb Li %Wain Onin•dirs Garda, marehad into ths Ram Park •bast • quarter bakes to °Wink. me Qum sad Prises Can. scat, sccomposied by the Prince of Wales, ths Prisom Alice, mod ranger royal children, the Doha.. of Caw hedge and Prisms Mary, the Duke el Caasbcidge, the Prince and Prhions of Laidig" sad Minded by the lair and asatisman, arrived shortly attararauds. The Seeps weaved bar Majesty with • royal data find afro de leis aael gave three chars, marohad past in slow sad quick time, and promoted anns,athir which theymerched to *Mr barracks. After the review the Prince Carat, the Prince of Waks, the Duke of Cambridge, snd the Prim,' of Ladoga" vest oat aboothtg. The blartpda of Abetcom accompanied the Mal tart). A deputation from the Wasleyea Costeriece hul sa inter view with Kr. Secretery Walpole relerday et the Rome sake. The deputation commie& of the Wm. Frauds A. West (ex-preaident), Robert Revalued, John Viso, Qualm Plait, William Thornton, KA., Theses Wertilash, Wiliam Arthur, KA., R. Spence Hardy, John Ikea, sad W. H. gale, D.D , end Kr. John Lidgett. Despatehat were rat from the Colosiel-ofitee raw's, W the Governors of Ceylon, Hoag Kong, Mauritius, Lhasa, and Ida & THE EXPRESS, wpNE4y, rt 1 LONDON MOINING - is iestratei far a time, the Chu , Inc i 5:g1ejW......... h authorities, 7 0 44 p 1ea th. weather berLrendevedslisdr p bee *MO*ow, soon mai sam—it as at Ile _ . .ma awe ememreatireiserm renewed their hatefaltase. Availing themelbeeof the mann arlitre—tir pear lier ambiguity of determining where their ceightery was MANIA AND I AAAAA DLL -- . . . . .. . . - - lot expreOts• TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,dvertnementa Wended for the "The Ewer," Lemke Evening loan to at the 016 ca Id, Boaveriwareet, by Two o'CWk on the day of publication. DIMLY-LANK TOO Faroe. VIII OROWS LI kNONDB. Mom O. How, A- 11l Wpm Ilarthalia, TMO. NMI . threw. ; LoolisS wA llfto ems ia—Aad LA/LL M' D'AMOUIL —Our rum el L. NATMAZIMT. Tom Wows, ?HI TIJA Or • 00AT. *son. &Tian. rod 0. ilm.M.llMrrllim —IIIIIIOMAOII... 14. Hon. M . red Mrs. O. Ilalkaws.-71111 ISOM BOY. Mr. mod Mrs. O. Ma4bern..— AadJAOllll IZMIR ISOM OLMTOM.—Ommmuoas T. PAIWOWNFIL Tins luertss. AWAY WITH 11114110ROLY.—Al MAO. tiz. W M 0 Man.—Ommemo st I. Rip-stant. M i : 4167716W01W0 d IM Adis*, X. Vaimilft Lealsi t tz . L oom liciipiti=well Ne.....4-BE 11101 WATIS AT LONDON PRIDOII. ir e ja ....m.i.s w—arawrA 11e5..-Allisses. IL Ike. LONDON, WIDNISDAY, NOV. 10. SPORTING 4 SPECIAL EDITION of tiro " EXPRESS; eentainiag the recults of the day's Races, is pith. Salted every evening daring the Sporting Season, at di o'clock. Tilt profanatiost of the remains of the dead in the Cemetery belonging to the pariah of St. Martin's-ba the-Fields, in Csanden-town, as it has been described on oath in the polies courts, is a disgrwe to a civi lised community. It admits of no palliation. It is an outrage on the tenderest feelings of humanity, and a systematic violation of the decencies of civilised life. What makes this desecration still more inexcusable is, that it has been perpetrated by the official and legal guardians of the remains of the dead. It has been accomplished ander the cover of legislative sanction obtained by untrue represen tations. The feeling of the living have been harrowed, and the relics of the dead subjected to most barbarous treatment, to obtain no public good, but to increase the revenue of a wealthy pariah by endangering the health of the living. Within a few years, before the rapid out-growth of the Metropolis had set in, several portions, in deed the greater part, of the parish of St. Pancras WSJ as remote from the denier population of Loudon, as Highgate, lental-green, and Norwood now are. The burial-grounds of many of the western parishes of London had become overcrowded. From necessity, perhaps, rather than any just sanitary views, these parishes chose for themselves and purchased tracts of ground for onneterise far enough removed from the crowded thoroughfare* to be secluded and suited far their solemn use, yet near enough to be withia resell of the poor and those who wished fee. quently to visit the last resting-place of their loved and cherished ones. Bt. Martin's-in-the-Fields, St. James', and St. Giles'-in-the-Fields, had burial mends commuted in the parish of St. Pewees. The inhabitants of those parishes need these places of sepulture in consecrated ground, assured that here (their dead might rest in peace, that the essisseer lion of the ground was a security, that a mortmain held them which weld never be dispossessed, that if the religious care for the dead could not prevent the violation of thew sanctuaries, the commontst feelings of humanity would preserve them from vio lation. Of all these suburban cemeteries' perhaps the meet carefully tended, the prettiest, and most pleasing to the eye mut that of St. Martin's-in-the- Fields. It bad a chapel, a resident chaplain, was eirefully planted with shrubs, and tastefully orna mented with flowers. Thus cared for, it was a favourite burial place. The tide of London population ever stretching outwards, soon reached and surrounded the Ceme tery of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. The improve meats of the crowded parts of London, the wide streets thrusting their way through the crowded dwellings of the poor, inoreseed the living imsgration, till Camden-town and the rural parts of St. Pancras became in turn densely populated. A knowledge of the danger of intramural intermecte, the necessity of tering for the living as well as providing a place of sepulture for the dead, has led most properly to the closing of all churchyards surrounded by dense populations. The Cemetery of Bt. Martin's shared the fate of the other places of burial in St. Pancras, and was closed by order of the Sitourrs IT or STATE. The ground thus closed against future interments, if hallowed by the remains of the dead from all intru sion, might have been ands to minister to the health of the living. Here at any rate was a apses left, in reality a enasoiliens none, equal is ens to that of Lineoln'e-ian-fielde or Ransil•square, to fern a lung la its thronging neighboarlased. The deans= of this ever-increasing out-growth of Loudon cocain for the most part of the poor, thrust out by modern roomier*, from tiro western parishes. There was ins ratios of this ground, apparently unoccupied by the dead, in reality most crowded. When the first harkl visitation of cholera passed over the land, a portion of nearly every burial ground was set apart tor the corpses of those who perished from this dreadiriplogna. This was, perhaps, a who precau tion Amt r altar the visitation had passed away, the plass where they had been buried should not again In apposed to risk any renewal of the infection. There was, therefore, apparently a portion of the burial ground of St. Martin's-in-the-Field. no tenanted. The parochial authorities of St. Martin's, no longer deride% any fee, from their cemetery, and being the elves removed far away from any benefit to be derived from the proper disposition of their burial ground as a valuable long for the living population, enught Os utilise their land. Upon the plea that a portion et their ground had not been used for inter ments, they got an act of Parliament authorising them to build on this particular part. In August last they commenced their work of domaritios. They had ant proceeded far in their eneostiens ham the Wee pretence by which they bed obtoissel the sanction of the Legislature mani fested Half. Had they proceeded on faulty inform.. tke s enoagh was manifested to call upon them, out of sum iholiap of decency and propriety, to desist iron their hateful task. Popular tradition remembered well the position of the old cholera ground, and a =SAM show of public indignation was mode to Wave them to desist. UM NUMB OP ITALICS. (110111 LAST NMIS OAZIT?L) War-Offise, Nov. 9. SWISS. Hie Albert Edward. Pris of, Wslee=mbe a Mweli, to be Calmat i s the Army. Pain* Mtn* IA Freed as tlio.4th for Lisbon in the Beeplee ktfieleo whisk um treoreet by the apiateh eteuspirliehte Soft Sane eel Names. The bake et Leeds has arrived at the Clarendon from Snaky Code, as WaneMk, Yorkshire. TIN ols;t1i is assessosii ot Lady imam Julia Mayard, v* d OiL the B. Mahe Ilair, Maynard, only we el Vheettet Mame% Lead Linemen of be county d He net leaped, did se Sham Hell, W ilmslow, as ihs saslysisiry et bar birthday. deeply Isteseied by bat Mites! end bogy. The Baron RotheeitiM was prevented being present at the Lord Mayor's tempest last evening by the sodden death of one of the sone of the Hon. Mr. Fitzroy. Mr. Hirt, M.P., has saffered a sudden lea in the dooms of his second son, Mr. Hugh Hirt, under make eholy droureatancea. The hatter gentlemen was Germany on his wedding tour, having been married to M Charters, daughter of John Charters, Eq., of Belfast, cm the 6th of last meth. Oa Saturday evening a telegram was received from Germany, announcing his deems; hem brain bee, after a vaey short Mama Ivied Wrettesky has lately erected at his obser vatory at Wrorateley, aear Wolverhampton, a laryp lbw ball, for the purpose of indlcatlng as Gmenwiolt Mae. The ball, which is between four aad Ice hat la diameter, sad is elevated 60 feet Irma the ironed, wlll be raised 16 minutes before three o'clock p.m. on Tuesdays sad Saturdays, sad will tall exactly as three o'clock, Greenwich thew _ _ _ Lord Duniermline, better known, perhaps, u Sir Ralph Abercromby, who bee redised the high diplomatic past wbisb be be. so keg bald es British Mialstis at the Hags*, latish (says the 14444•101 Osswsat) to reside °bled, with bill aged mother, at her met mar lhabargb. Ths Bisbop or London has orweentad to preside at a pate errata& alias is M be WA ON Wadasedsy, Deem bee Met the rupees of premsibig addllisaal miseloas Mu, lad he he establiaiteseat of a sham In lapea. The weeds( is to be kid t Willis'. Rooms, fk livers, NOVEMBE •~ r ~Y OF MAYORS. - Oxro , Nov. 9.—At s ntupoionsly ittiodid held thls rooming, Mr. liderman &errata( proposal, kr. Alamos' Thorp seconded, Mr. J natio' Gide, of the ELlgepetreet, es Mayor, la the place of Mr. £M Ora*, whole two of office hed ex pired. Mr. Oisdo woo oloctod without opposition. Mr. Councillor !bolo mos sisMaff to the office of sheriff. Alderman William Preston, wine end spirit sessebsat, • Memel in politica, end who has been for twenty yeses • mealier of the town council, was unanimously 4seted wpm' pieneday. Some opposition wee made to the granting et the aspeLallowanos of 2,0001. rr annum, principally on the groan& that, se the corporation had het by the wlth&aersi Si diatoms &sae • large poetics of its revenue, sad as those was • delleimay also I. the WIN ponds excerpter, the voting sf the mayor's allawaaos might with peat propriety be postponed seed the lemeatal met mans far the easalag yam wen laid believe the reaseil. In reply to • gasmen, the Tows Club natal thee if the mimed those* is so peat • Wavy to the nom it would bemuse as obliestitry espaadinwe which might be lawfully made out of the bsroegh eats. Butirmowt.-Bir John Rateliff was yesterday sisoted mayor fse tided thee, this balm the tree oemeieu en witted snob a easelliseas las base paid to any gentleman who has lined the °Mos of Kam Si Mustaches. Sir John itedelif wee prepaid_ by Mr. Alfarmea Palmer, sad seconded by Mr . Alderman Paiderbi. Mr. Arthur 11 lead was pro posed by Mr. Aldermen Lloyd end by Kr. Alder men Bailey. The MO ware—Per Mr Jain Batelle, 34 ; for Mr. Ryland, ii. -- ngrut.—The retiring mayor, Mr. Alder man Mackey, we. yesterday re-elected without opposition. SaI.FORD.—Mr. Alderman Hervey, the retiring mayor, wee re-elected yesterday without opposition. LLIIIB.-012 the motion of Mr. Alderman George, esacedied by Mr. Councillor Brook, Sir Peter Fed/balm wee yesterday unanimously re-elected Mayo( of this borough for the mulung year. Ncrrrisonsx.—Yesterday Mr. Edwin Patzhitt, Wham, woe sinned oiled magistrate of Nottingham. From almost time immemorial the bulk of the cormation has been Whig, end the mayor has hitherto been chosen from that potty. lost yese• tory sheriff ins elected, end this year a ildrfert ea rci s i tive nnux—Mr. William Ellington, grocer, was yesterday re-elsoled es the preposition of Contuellor Clarke, seconded by Alamo= HMI. No other candidate. Mr. John Smith, draper, wee ideated sheriff for this city, at the mate meeting. WALSALL.—MT. Charles Ryland, ex-mayor, was yesterday re-elected without opositiou. WOLVERHAWPTON.—Mr. John Hartley, iron master, on the propositiou of Aldermen Perry, secontkd by Councillor Mender, wile Mooted. ROCHEST;ll.—Yesterday, Mr. W. Manclark, a coneervstive, was elected mayor for this city by a majority of one, the retiring mayor giving dm casting vote. Mr. Manclark is a gentleman of independent fortune, and baa twice before filled the office of mayor of that city ; he is also a magistrate of the borough. SOUTEWIPTON.—Mr. Alderman Palk Wee elected mayor of Southampton yesterday. Hs is a liberal and a atmeihroan, and pat for years been conspicuous in that town es a determined opponent of Pusayism in the Cluarchof Eng lead. IL B D AIII, Nov. 9.-8. Wilbraham Falooner, Fag., jimmy, Nov. 9.—W. L. Banks, Req., F.S.A. Mr. J. P. Laceita, who has tempted the office of Ovate seaweary to Kr. Gladstone whilst in discharge of the duties al Lord High Occeneleidonar Extraordinary to the lonian Islands, is well known In Scotland, and especially in idlnbargli, by family ectenexions end numerous friendships. "Mr. Lomita's high sooomplishmente and sound judgeneat," (says the Wawa) Mail) "as well as the integrity and earneetnem which have been manifasted in his career, may be seamed to fit him admirably for the duties to which he is called." Lieutenant Tweedsle, RN., hu been appointed an Admiralty went on the Southampton station. . J. Y. Mismsoi, Esq., R N., paymiuter, hu been appointed arcestary to the Admiralty superintendent of mail parkas at Bousisiseptco. Frees thePreediant'a addraes at tie annual general main of the is* &Mil& fierialy of Ares, held at lidbaEtta, • 11Maly etrialag, is appears that during the pun year ae ermrimitadas Ina boa gendnoed by say of neenne K walltehat trapertinee 10 Merit the beenwet urea ne man of no Went prise of the eeenty. The Ranter et nentere, bOVIIVIR, bee taerearet darnon yen, .ad may ran panes have bees cattribated. The " - Meatlalaiatta Night" at tha Lyceum is &s -wamesd hennas', whim, besides other oisasical attractions. one of the putt essMses pianoforte coametos is to be performed by Mks Arabs& Goddard. RE-APPLULINCE OF M.R. ALFRED WICIAN—OR Mamday smaing Mr. mad Yrs. Wipe appeared at the &Was Thous, before a aumarom aed faahioaabla =diem, la Toga Taylor'. drama of Mill Waters run Deep, sad suboopseady fa the Beset Tiger. Mr. Wipe met with an sathaelsatia sad sympethstio reception, and his man/ weer anocossfal as ever. THE MIMBIBA TOR SHEFYIELD.—A meet' of Maim Boobs* aad Redhead's oommittoo waa an Malay, to considar the propriety of inviting Qom to Maim their mamitmate. • resoltaka woo proposed to the tact that it was baxpettlest to ask the imams to cam down anal the beds of a Bofors' Bill had boa aimed sync An sanoMment was moved, proposing that the members bon faulted to mem down es coon as pomade. Ultimately the midst was tarried, that the .bon are act so ba Imbed at prosswt. It was moved that a Willa meeting be comma of tho inhabitants of Motown upon ths salami of ralluawaftey admit bobs dr borough nosenters be invited. This ouvied. _ _ BLAKIIMOSZ, M.P.—We regret to learn of the sudden death, ea Suaday last, in his 67th year, be. aipopkey. flisou W .. Bookie Blakentore, Rea., of the lays. Hirderdelthe, and of Veils" Glamor. ganahire, M.P. for the meaty of Harshrd. The deosseed gentlemen wee the eon of the lets Rev. L. Booker, LL.D., sad assumed, by royal Uo.ee the saute of Blakemore, in mordant* with the will of hi made, H. Mama" ~ in 1866. He took ea melee put ea the preesdtaafst side in the hoe trsde ocatraversy, and was a swim .em ber of the oonsarrative party. He was first reamed fer Herefordshire in September, 1660, without opposition. He wee also the author of a Trestles an the Maar& Ha da of South Weise ;" also • " Leder to the People oft the Re names of the Chunk." ROYAL EGGIAPHIC.AL BOCIRTY.—The opening meeting of this misty he the arnica was hold on Monday evening at Burlington Hesse. end wee onaseronely auesdA Sir Roderick J. Matchless, prosideat, to the chair. Among those polemist we noticed Lod Gaderieb, Sir Henry Rayne eon, IC Thome Fremantle, Ole Idisurd Bekker, Sir Jams Mothisean, Goessole Padlock, Monteith. and Catalina, 'Au tomat Una (col the Swim lapses' Gued), the Rigid Hoe. Sated Wortley, M.P., Mr. Mosokton Mhos, M.P., Mr. Hanky, M.P., Mr. R. W. Grey, M.P., Mr. Wads M.P., Admirals Filmy end Gordon , do. Tlie Hoe. F. Beele r A. J. R. Rama, M.P Lisialenant G. Brine, LW., C. Davidson Bell (Bermyer-Generel, Cafe of Good Hops), A. De Vero Boaticlak, G. G. Gilbert Head, J. G. JAR dose, J. Peal, and T. Walrond were elected Fellows. The acieeratoos to the library and sop-rooms Moos the farmer mastiag were narasense sad isportent, aomprialog Ocie amps, Adstidity Freest sherd, Belem sad 8 noes, native maps of Chios, a lisp mop of Rooms by ford, fweing one of a emir, with meg costly sad dyable seeks. The read were " Joursoy Aron& the Itoontainose DIMAS meth of the Rlbists, tad Ascent of Densmad. Pan*" by Dlr. R. F. Thomsen and Lord Schonberg H. Rod. Commeatosted by the, Bed at Melmeetery. 2. "Jemmy from liaresoe-bay to Adelaide in amok of Leicherdt," by Mr. A. C. Gregory (Gold Medalist, 8.G.8.). Exploration of the Mar discs. Lyme, sad Oescopm Riven, N Western Au tuna," by Mr. F. Grape poot rice to ea amassed Memaine. In wi y. dth the MeMesek Sir Henry Rawlioson, Owswel Illesteldi. Mr. Aged% and Mr. Craw ford took part, end the maim sheens/ die 22ad MM. Reroax.—Ateptiog Abe ery of We. Bright, for s WI, a goodie, et ai MI Vs AsNew ra dta ha esseasotil ti e t oe eresties al Montana/ma Haim • *nem aster esie• longs. Nam= velnisess anre ansY limarelves, and it is Medea thet • densestrelis• of des ewe soastie as a grand sods shell shortly be bell.—Yeemastis Carom*. DesTenCrlca FilL—Yesterday morning, be tween the hours of one sad two °Week a delineates be broke out on the peahen of Mr. 1. Sbowene, dealer le tobacco, at No. 10, St. Georges-place, Walregolimori. The Ire Were mid 'seam were speedily co the spot, end get to Work with a pleatital eapply al water bees the UMW at the Southwark Water Cowpony, but the fame spread with mestiag ity, aid ery door, and speedily shot through thereof. by Eat of gases exertions Ire Ire wes et weirdeed, het at mil ea palm were besot ber% awl the stales Muses el Mr. Jame, esatesisairoM Mr. H. Bose% Allem eismilerstly &mend by fire sod water. Cones eskeews. The lane will fell co the County, Natimal, Prenatal, se ether dices. SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT TES New THEATiIi, 01.A100W.-0a Saturday a very 00011/101 at the theatre erecting In West SloHNlNlketda. Gisetßot by which several pewee wore danme. V pet gilaiT injured, and others moped in • fte paraer — i. I r5Ma • umber (Llama' am a UM ea, • seel eseseed is lire bah ef beilairs Mx See heat all. tz i tepa et the brae= Me tbe etethe•bel. utlebietee of eel the velbespere ,man ewe N Ile emu= of the Nil slag Itst: The term of the ear then weletiesetilee, eel tireless wee ine .et. tiles Item Iletelthel mead Ni seeded el • svey Noises threpiert mew lied deli ems arTr begin. fee others thee Os teem& haw - llook6ll ober lejneier. Fire at OE ente e zze Whew they raisin te I Wry be 10 *5B. LATEST INT4LLIGENCE. BELGIUM. OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION. Yesterday afternoon the Belgian legislative ses sion of 1868-69 was opened at Brussels by the King in person. His Majesty, the Duke of Brabant, and the Count of Flanders, rode to the Assembly on horseback, and were received with much enthusiasm. The speech, which was delivered by the King from the throne, congratulates the Assembly upon the state of the internal and external affairs of the country, and notifies the approaching introduction of certain measures by the government. Among the latter is a law securing a more efficacious copyright in literary and artistic works ; a vote towards estab lishing additional printery schools in various communes ; a bill relative to the adminis tration of public charities, and various projects tending to favour the expansion of home oom meree and the relief of local industry. The last census has shown an increams in the population et the country, of which one of the coasequeness will be an addition to the number of members in the Legis lative Assembly. The state of the animal bowery is satisfactory; and the ordinary receipts show a balance over expenditure, which has been applied to the reduction of the floating debt. The speech con cludes with an expression of his Majesty's confidence in the patriotism of the Assembly, and his fall expecte tion that, by its loyal and active support, it will enable the government to effectually promote the nation al welfare. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (714111 OR OWN PAM% TVS/DAT EVININO. Although Lord Pa[mermen's name is on the list of visitors to Compiegne, I have not heard of his being actually there. It is whispered that be did not intend to go in cousequenoe of the conduct of the French government in the affair of the Charles et Georgia, but that the " famous " letter " is expected to make him change his mind." A telegram from Constantinople, dated this day, states that the Montenegro commission held its last sitting yesterday, and signed a final protocoL The same despatch says that M. de Thouvenel was to leave for Paris to-morrow. Madame Moot, the celebrated proprietor of the Champagne vineyards, whose daughter was married the other day, has jest met with her death in a most extraordinary manner. She was gathering flowers in her garden, when she felt herself bitten by a fly. She thought nothing of the slight puncture, but in the evening her face began to ■well, and a few days afterwards she died in intense agony. It is supposed that the fly must have fed upon putrid flesh. The opening of the Bowes was exceedingly animated, and the Rents for account roes to 73fr. 90c., but afterwards speculative sales were preened, and it dropped to 73fr. 66c., with a fall on the day of 100. For cash there was a rise of 100., the last pries being 73fr. 70e. Mebilier rose 12fr. 60c. Rail ways were lfr. or Mfr. lower at the close of business. The Press, says in its weekly commercial review : Sales have been brisk this week in the nowssesals and reedy-made clothes shops, the setting in of cold weather erapelling people to make their winter pureness. It la only, however, ia articles of ordinary nee, and In those at low pier, that Imelasse has been done. The same remark applies to all other branches of trade. In superior jewellery Sze instance, the maaafacturen can ecercely and employ ment for the stalled workmen, whom they cannot do without sabres, a loariati spier ap, while the hones which make eheapjewellery, manufacturer, of copper articles mom sepeolaly, are Naively employed. There Is no cheap to note in the provinces. There to very little doing la Room sal Methane. At Bonbon and Turooing the manufao toren fire potty busily employed on the article celled Orleans, whisk PM hardly be made fast enough to Gaddy Mrs demand. Colonial sagas have become dull, after the recant rim at Ham. Nantes, sad Bordeaux, hat the *kat prises are roalatalned. Ledkissone ethers are fatter. ♦ slight fall In cotton has warred at Havre, In soneepenos of the slacken 's at Liverpool and Manchester. Prices in the Havre market are very unsteady. The last packet from the United States brings the news that large qematities are emu* over. No variation In dour, which Is soiree, bemuse so =say mills are still unable to work for went of wain The some dame has had the effect of pro ducing a slight fall In seen, the millers bang indinosed to bay when they mean grind. Immense qualities of wins arrive dolly at Hem, where saes en noon aninerons then they wen. Lateen hem the path say that the quality of the Bordeaux and Languedos whim tares oat to be even Inter than wee expected, and hoidens are sapantlng their jestensions aostoningly. The &nnaise leligieuse aanoanoes that the Prince Lucien Scsaperte, who is ht holy orders. is *wispy ing himesif actively In re-establishing the order of Bt. Bedard In Prance. A letter from Berlin states that Baron de Man- Wag, the ex-minhuter, is about to retire to his oountry meat, and to remain there some time. It mys also dust he has reepeorfelly helloed to accept the title of want and a seat In the Chamber of Nobler, offered lam by the Prism lterat. The Archbishop of Cologne ham ordered prayers to be Awed up that the epproechieg electiooa may be agiesable to God," and in a pastoral letter has recommended geed Cetholice" to take an waive pert in the deotiona, by voting for man who are notortoesly faithful to God and are devoted to the country sad the Prince Regent. The Japanese officials have und;rtakeo to learn Eneah to tare yews, altar whir thee all oar coannunisa tire rat that wart are to he in oar mother tongue. "It is to be hoped," ear the Tire, " that the authorities at our Poeaia•o®oe wifi endorsed thia to be a reeprooll duty, and that they will harediarly apply theormlne the perste and real tar d strewing the Mph= dialer." A letter from Munich says :—" The children of Meg Lcel., of Bavaria, have intuited the take et their fakes Ise literary pursuits in geerel,s•d poetry In parlibekr. Illakeifilan 11. h slreedy pablished reseal poser; Doke Ideximilisis, of Bemis, is known by his Phantasm* • well whisk bed MOM moor, by hie travels In the sea, and by ems translanes ; Pekoe Adana, the King's bream, he elm eemeneed sees poetry, she We elder, the Piker, Akarnania bee published • tellesdea of potable storks, the netipts from the ale of whisk have been devoted to charity" _ _ _ Count Apponyi, Austrian Minister at London, lelt Vienne on the etk, ter Zogleud. A Munich letter states that a plan is in =item =for aelabliabing an electric cable arena the LAO of wok in order to unite Lindaa to Switzerland. _ ACCIDINT Toms CCHACOA.—A letter trots efebelide sit, in the Avue or Urine, gnu the Ir. to of tbe eecident wrote attended the snivel of the Cillicolll nese frigate at Sorsa, se board of which reset Lord Stradird de RadeliA had takes his perege.:— " At the MOMS' when the frigate we esterkg the otter raselseellos isphias sailing yawl wee leaving. herd it Triers. Tie Casper ran into this vessel, &anted away her bowsprit gni stiest-rast, and rove la bar bows. In disen gaging bassi fter the Ananias ship the frigate ded ea the Renner red rut bet. The R rb eon eel at Smyrna, el of the accident, waited as Rear- Admiral Must the Fresole sperlints le the Levant, eir ta seed asertestia. Tb. appare -1 tins wee te, sad the Iliclakent seesaw Mbat u yet lir lea not bean able to re the 013 yetA _ The Murree meet was towed back WO the by the iglus, Lloyd's same, which hap- NMI • —is has Mrsesdrie." Tu lvam. MID Nmift PLATS Meas. —The sleasseldp Ty.% Out. lawyer, left Srehatutos yesterday with the above Imlb, 120 paseeneren, 7,6004 la specie, 32 mt. is jewellisy. and s foil esti% WILL—The eters ship City of Bala asserliss Lberpool for New Tort to-day (Weber M Tihe radio box will dor at 10. e 30 are, with isle Ma ILIM mad on the landing stag at 12.32. DESTRUCTIVE PIRA IN FLEET-ISTRERT. (71118 DAY.) Between the hours of three and four o'clock this morning a fire broke out on the premises of Meson. Paul Jenard and Son, stationers and lithographic printers, situated at 170, Fleet-wrest. The moment the alarm was given . every exertion was made to rescue the inmates, end wi th anomie. The fire, it seem., broke out in the printing-offics, and, owing to the combustible nature of its content., it $OOll spread to the part of the building need ma the fine-ati gallery," which contained the most valuable pord ag of the property. The engines wive quickly in attend ma and got into play ; but so rapid was the work of destruction, that the dwelling-house became quickly enveloped in flames. Great fears were also enter. Mined for the safety of the houses numbered 12,18, and 14, in Red Lion-court (the two former behoging tb Mr. Kitchen, publisher), and tie beck part of which have hem mere or ime injured, if not destroyed, by fire and water, btaluding some ti Mr. Mitchell's stook of books. The front part of the premi en No. 1, in the same court, and occupied by Mr. Macintosh. Iskrnakw, has also sustained much damage. By sem o'clock the Same* were extinguished. With regard to the origin of the outbreak It is not passible at present to speak with any degree of certahtty ; but, from Mr. Jerrard's Aster meat, it appears that the printers were engaged to work all . _ sight, and having retired for two houret; refresh the; salves, left the gas burning, and it was then that the be broke out. Mr. Jenard informed oar reporter that he le tidy Insured for 1,0001, end that hie loss will, at the lowest estimale, reach 10,0001. In addition to his own stock of pinta, Ay., there were works of great valne on the preteens beicsefog to others, and intrusted to him to execute. Kr. lamed, who resides at Brixton, only arrived in London In time to see his place gutted. Xr. Kitchell is fully htettref, bat the kat to some of the pow taunts is diehiesing. HEALTH 07 LONDON DUZINO THE WBEN. The return of the Regietrar-Cileneral for the week liatarday, Noveraberli, shows a rather high In the two preview weeks the deaths were 1,113 end 1,1 in the last week they roes to 1,217. The mean temperature of the Mr In the first week of November wsa 6 deg. lower than In the latter half of October ; and to this came app.. rattly the increase of mortality Is due. In the ten yen 1848.57 the average number of deaths ht the weeks eons =with last week was 1,028; but as the daubs Doe occurred in • population which has inoteased, lbw can only be compared with the avenge wham the lattert raised proportionally to the inrresse, a oorreotica by whisk it becomes 1,130. The compamon shows that 87 pigeons Mel last week who would have survived if the average rate of mortality, as found at thia season In former years, had pre- If the deaths of last week had been according to the rate of mortality that prevails in autumn in the healthiest coun try districts of England, they would have been 770 ; and the actual excels above this limit which the return exhibits. amounting to 447, is therefore to be referred to mimes that are only or chiefly found In operation in London and other city popnlations. Scarlatina reached its highest point hi October, end wee atationary during the greater pert of that month. It in Wks. factory now to mark a decrease in its mortality, the deaths having fallen from 166 to 138. Lent week It was decidedly more fatal in the northern than in any of the four other Cri mea' of the metropolis. Fifteen daubs from soulatina occurred In MaryleWse, of which more then half were re corded in the cub-dletrice of Christchurch ; 13 were returned in PUMA!, 8 in Islington, 8 in the sub-districts of Kenning. ton and Brixton, 4in that of Bt. Paul, Deptford. • shoe maker end two of his sons died of diphtheria at 209, Bottum& green-read, within a period of els day*. The Weems of the deaths in the present return over those of the previous week, which has been shown above, arises principally from bmnehitis and pneumonia, the former of which rose from 83 desalts to 128, the latter from 77 to 99. Lest week the births of 890 boys and 916 girls, in all 1,806 children, were registered be Lendon. In the ten acme. !weeding weeks of the years 1848.67 the mirage number was 1,636. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 30.212 in. The barometrieel readings were high, their daily mesas having been above 30 fa. throughout the week. The h igh est reading see 30.46 ht. an Beadily (October 31.4). The mean temper here at the Mr tit the week was deg. 43.3, which is deg. 2.7 below the ammo of the same week in 43 years. On Monday, the coldest day, the mean temperature was deg. 8.5 below the average. The thermometer ranged from Its lowest point deg. 28.3 an Monday to Its highest point 64 deg. ontWednes day ; the mean daily range was 16 deg. The difference be tween the meat dew-point temperature end air temperature WAS deg. 4.1. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 86; on Monday the humidity was 96, Wog near the point of complete !munition. The wind was needy always north east; during the greater part of the week the air ma very oda. Hardly any rain ALI. THE POISONING CASE AT BRADFORD. The reports as to the three deaths at Leeds would appsarto be unfounded. Teemed sy morning, Mr. Leveratt, the chief mastabla, meat an officer to inquire for Jane . at 41, Croft-strest. Bradford, but the officer was ena blers find each en address, or any woman bearing the names which she had given. He found, however, on further in quiry, that such a person as he datcribed had besa in several parts of the tows, relating the same story, epperently is great distress, sail exciting the cammimeration of the °heritable, by the story which abe also told of her red =As she cestributions from many, itM le to have been en Impostor. The Mayor, in his address to the Town Council, yesterday afternoon, referred to the terrible calamity which had and he not only urged liberality on behalf of th m rss It ao were suffering from sodden bereavement, bat expressed a bops that the painful crisis would not be allowed to pees away without a public meeting being held in tits town fa oe to initiate steps to mean such memos trent the Isgisialase as would give greater potation to the 1:116not only wilit regard to the wiling of palette, bat also . Itdatennttles Iresiorday walla, Mr. C. Jewison held the adjourned en eve of the bodies lying deed in Bradford, via. Wright, Ann Shut, Joseph Scott, Orlando Bunny Jebia prism& no_ glib away ly, woo omowbat similar to that which hem heft leneeedi maw ao sow& °Gouda's, not °sly Wore Ysl leagistella. but rs Otwason. The ordeal witnesses more me. J. W. DM sad Kr. Wiliam Costs ; Mr. F. 31. I=ltPidyeleel etweder, was aim a witness. The itt to pave that all the five deaths bad bow Own. by tits 'lift at int lounges, which had henght at Ks sea of W Hata Baedeker, and also that Ks wwldeai a WWI amount of ersesio. jet* dai at Ilvirloare sitting, the jury returned a W Ihedais—" That death led Wan °weed by fang INWell wealislng arsenic plane at the same Was— reiniti In the teat that Hodgeoa, Goddard, sad Noel hod been nelandtted for trial—adding that "they weld apt were* whits having these persons in the hands of tits as &twee% Orem expreriag themselves in WON of lbs utmost eandeweellp at the practices to which Noes of thew led reeseted e and their horror at the results." POISONED LOEZNOES..—II is stated in a ogling. Menke hoe a Inn at wholesale confectioners, that the Mahersting Miele celled daft, dock, Ant derby, plaster i or by seem are ciamitelly named terra sibs, b mad in th meedistere d Images to the alarming extent at 26 to 36 r at e xa set ais Tide article is very Injurious to the system Wig ; It programer is the body end forms May apishly If like la Ihrge gmatitios, es in the mesa with the Jeeps thin dud this anity. It Is used in the cheap Isesegss whisk tae largely eonstensi by &Ohm. Impm he ineest by dissolving three of the in •wise at miler, when the terra albs will peerelphote to the Wens at the glass; sad preeisely he the dad maw. wilt • loge propsribn ramie in the body, produdeg uu tpri tze sr stone. The temptation to sew it arises trots the Meta:-1. It mei= the losing, mesh harder end whiter. 2. it melds, the nesaufwiturer to sell a &sew article den 2h milliblisar who corgickintlously rife... to us N. 3. TM peke. Tens alb. may be procured at 7s. per ma. or less, while the prise of fine powdered sugar in 63.. per cwt' the dithsense is the above prime allows a larger peen to the eshosen romMectarsr. A FAIIILT POISONED.—A most lamentable event herjeet exerred at °regnant, in which it is bared one rosobsr,lot bast, of a TOPplOtibill family will hit • onstilog— ming, se is supposed, teem miss poisoned gams. The tale me them :—A TOOpsotable &her in town has be. is the ladt of mike ad rabbi& • nailer supply of en d& he epsnerniy imehei *see parte if Ms ilighbads. Of be the supply has est mime es bad. end es some etinemem mei mry soxioug to got them, he wog inthend ingeary le perehase • pelr ham • Freon who omenelly =fr in ta to ea. They wen mein to eas ot Ids Anginal& shaptsisper In the migthoestaid. Os lin rabbits were sookad, aud the while eirendleg is beekeed end wile. the beinners mother. maLmill ehithige, gad the vervain of hem. Ad muds th e hashish was Earl with noire psis bowels, and eftemende orrery mew bet abelmenletd lessma also th e y in the ame ego hat after sarbe SOIN• time they all recomesd, Oh the moryibe.stem el thatellhee, • dm girl. Ulm meths, - old. who we yesterday aternosn se he Made Mil nothieg bat death was holed fur. The acme, tti that the sake& hen hese pied moon& OMR the Mow of deteoting_peenters. hr sem other pima expikahlo *jest. We hem& &she ilea • eraddsg • nation= will he noile.—qiumsr Emottetrozzo thatts.—Tho inhabitants of twos villages is the Gahm& et Oh .sermons who were Serb d the Beard of Ak. tlhd ellifte to work ea caressietee lest who wore saled ii Kara ha by the Empire, Alexander, amembled fie aye ago at lb. Toerball is 0. POIOVO s, clef opoielpel sectors,by his Kw *We srs, ere Is &el& whither the tee ion lor anniced to the ompleet se be a eopeostei eatesom The tom mil popnistioe male nif aim& if he two vi1ft5..3. 43 4 rhate ~Aimee of 111811 "" lime dr*, the Greet