The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1849. $ o la)t COWL - The meginethe them dinned that the primates shad/ be Wilily ratified thin every ' than ef mime; fiend hens a ibisaiiiirs Hall la format were also visited by may snit via en sid Inuit what be bad,..„ . lmblia_,..2ted,.._ whopa talent_ ii.._ . ..iilotiol_.osi batched. Ida! plunged Prange thought as win ea Widow'', emu at 3 o'eleek, ulees mud betha 041 s e girie the.) lie would May , la enitintim• Wens fir th e Wineell ef Idthewinfi th e norm elerodhaff. IManallakta PM I bi d Wil "'' ...'" °"''''. frog "" ""i' t '` .17 Into the abyss of thin ' that dal obellM be sot aide by lbe Wimp of the dimes es a say that be thatenrod in what had been aid by Is the esinge - adle. monks the Thetas were adhered th em I mode, ne nebud by n r - honk hued and the (Cheer .) In Frthence, when he resided, they bad a sub- Bethogel, Ban. 12.-The inosmant wet to-day day al bandliatioa. is 'Wk ism the primers would be kis lenethable el Fium e end be mimed the by en Reedthithl. Mthellben and ether geatiseeth. The a ° p o w*, h es sequ i r e t t sore Influents. thi•or of the Nalsonta a. mayor, but he did not complain- of Y ( r etere ublican n ) Tt i e n re g ara was ong a th r e e m publ w ir, prewand her Meath, sad the Royal Fenny hem toothed brought up en Thursday bielead. hoe *al twins wmald speedily be health fats pleughe Wrath Imlght dolma gm confab* latosomiss slime =allot dab et welt atheiLeff; mad the that . (A laugh .) The French had • republic , a was said, a r i e l p d a n b o licaa rs. the beat. This was so Willie* to the royal party at di. They were then relleaded Ind Wtheethey. the ftedal. Mrs ' *mai n the " de w* t h° wheal eawleatleu• bet IllealliF ialleg lai ) 11.1"21111 • ttatleaks "am s hi milla Pol 'ilgu ne ll. Nci alleL el h ( onefe• °l.eg ea dlehin tbsellbissil ,_• is the e :a l l at earieWe eit" lllettedeal sed liamithai rmakimaame d 4111 ( 111hd oliews .1 ) Tota adlika havo hour edit bia s. we bess umP sairbr iall :ll7 o rib bitet i otedhabet th e Mal y gen. IL-1141 Majesty sad the Feline, amosapealed by her husband retuned seallot r wept when seas . l th e wib Yes fer•lhe Adele...sat 0 Elinge s ° labia WY drink wen ailed in aid by way of nieemeama. Sir R,adigesh was fried sad kingdom, our high deed, the Mtiolnay, as he Potable**. (A Ithith.) The_people did not pretend to be in the misses Royal, west eat be a may earners to the front ammo ware .died elm in smitH3 MIN when be Mood rep lIIC • such apeiudod, ant the el °died jemeely.re- alb ideasetf-ftueli leighterl-otkanai. happilg r• id, ~.it ta•eor of the refelblice and mite' the worthy man DOW at HD ef Itherauld. Tea Prince of Wales rode out, alluded for a met env 'dna nee sad 'poke ea - fellows :- marked that be thought the had ashes "gee" to lb ata l ao f t h e egoahaf. (A k aa c k y r it e , ieat i oa l e me of ea 1 ,;tad weed into the euetry, ha beard not " Yin la 8e by fir. Bieck. The preseedisp aid met terminate natal moor 1 reale* Like tad guallemes,-As yeas represeatative, sat esti- at ewes to instal the great streleglet as Silurian ammersh. essillemt Jake be made, and alai seteeseaded poly bligna 1" bit" View lldeePereur i'' and " Vivo Neithithe 1 ." wham the primers were taken beak in the eta to the gaol- tied ild be yew Ineo th piele, I mum asy that I oartaialy • mid esilatime, spread "bondman ler th e Tann' at the se Ihneith, sheet the bins and yellow boar lying dews like .It was pit bees UN Pens had doh. it that be dented to Despatches were remised on &Ards/ at the Co. wpm rem to &saws* the miss *arise baggier earephos. Hanna Shed-room is Dadby, eantsibeted aim to vestals the -ahem sad lamb toessiser. Ho km repeated kis joke, the blie; he did not can who bad dare it; his objection • baitheillee from the Othaeuen of the Cape el Good Hope, Well end with, has 14%008mM by the two nostleass who rod Menem; and the party, at the tits al a day very I must add my joke ia mower to kis. Ille joke wee at wen that the thing bad been dome at all. He wished the Oath Australia, Siena Leone, sad Clitsesher, MEETING OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. bay. Wino, grit I. aiksawl•dlia the WWI el nerd smilati7 "eats Manna bare at I Ain& my upethe. Man was not at his expense. 1 ratan good press to be victorious, sad the able men who conducted it Despatches were sent MT on Satarday maim! yea lam so posy phi thme-well and wisely have they di- The party who visited Kesilworth (amend end, melon) re fee thß (a laugh), See what I mid was tkie- 0 It was no inira is society bat he objeend to any set of men making he. the Csdosial4diss isr the limners et the IVest laths Muututpwati, SauvaDay, mad allthation 'the ,happy renthe that hew hut tuned equelly _delighted with their-nip. weeder the bleb sad yellow should be together, bemuse, as • revelaties wh en the people wore in possession of a mild; Odeaka. t • Tat Snovnans.-Aseengst the more interesting dr. tithe energies of mind above the The day demi with a easmareasiesse at the Towle-hall, elided philosopher" tell as, blue gad yellow combined make good gthenuthat, &ad no pretense existed for waking any Daft does th e 0 women o f Ntw Beath __,,_ _......._ ........_„,..._.._ le i um t onf t wi t ioinses t s that era thrals through which, ecethidoring ths law wombat who bad shared is the Stow; sad the blue and yellow now enjoined to mike the change . The noble and bused lord, after eosin further Wi t at 'caddies! esettem . , We b sad Nur &s h e d „„ method ou Friday at tho ; k r I: s e: i re r im gp = a wma it ,; . . the caseates. see 7 t r= g es ses e e g e the ha* Wu wed wo eander fatignes et the mss, we lei altanded. - Several of Wei Wee imam thee it was before." (Cheers and meadow, conefithed a speech which was much opplauded. ' Celealthethee. I a dwic e d ca ay huhr u lg ui d„ . Hi e i me rk s 4 da is:a d oursetwas honoured whoa lush mon grant us with the same eilledegiiehed either mown were went. lauglater.) I was rather dirsounged at seeing a Frew* puma; "The health of the Doke of Richmond sad the their an thine& whisk semis/ ussrly two boors, en the rela- ..,...="y. Well may we be mead of the Interest is the *ldeate and purple aregiaper madam. with ethereau to this matter, that there Royal Beg 'nth Agricultural Seciety • ." the sew: sealdnet essaprelend, thank they anon, Severs' other toasts were proposed, attar which the meet 'THE QUEEN AT BALMORAL. the same sal ethane of different era in Prussia end w """ melt W e e• t er of our amiably. - The M as supwaseins el orr *mks whisk • AGRICULTURE IN CumßisnAND. r i t Jebat vet often to maks gaol eve ia ins espetrated. BALL/MLR, TOZADAT. Gen e si '. "d en dth "thisiethe el Prussia t• P eitheL-- ' we sea gin them is te Millen them to hoar mann th eir vor said they twit very will enethini the e lt= a releththe to Indium and the erten el _public In. eased members of the royal mite have been very the exprenion of ear babied semenereue • en ts e ,...„, 1 a the Bag c ou b it h a d 1,,„,; . _ opthises amides. that Mae sod yellow miasma ; bat . ethething le the Peat Mann The Mend. is 61111 " wur7a T uy h mat t fa ll uprourd by THE CHOLERA. essideue gulden . ; sad Priam Alban himself km assuicasky r e mehe ems*/ hearty aw hew s a d a bay, ow l we coo with Ike hies seathussits se y si d am gri= wit tea tios Diogo . paid. Di g i ; d 7: t ; tbee eillit OA see what Mem thid piker bed to do with eaten the rea la hand, sad eiteeell to "k salmeest i• Mgt, therefern the mirth rhea* of at main pone. w e * aed that th•T may bur to tide eas•t " " winces M - I fiel slaw althea haw mid 14.14 . 111a ' a11a /Aw ' itig * ° Lath = :r e " well The following is the RegistrarDenerars return of attmactisr the even* et the inhabitants of the water, in. i t e to d ot o t omoro o f d m ot b oosm a to A rmour of that es in doss past ear labours have then directed to . si e he motions mat wallow so die they poor people in Fsomme-( ter),- they deader from cholera and from Barr rmietetsti lo London did am Imion 'het the was mow bias eel the other ?ellen owe t tallowias the irk desissas at the tenth A meth t h e o wn " nos . h e ateat i oae d t h at ot t h e t ar ty.'" ga p. erer7 ash be ohe_Peta__„__l"therbeed,,_ of___,___ltoowleditt "„" At the dimmer is the dm Bad at Lansdale pre- T wa t s h ie i i *on Wednerday, Thursday, and Friday, the 12:k, 13 th , and amities refine', des*uthed here " mating "us proposed D oes of "w at t". w ay *l i t re ', w wi tes spok e th e D er . so In future we emu 1 •••"°'• .47 wa wa. % " pass i ble,wt Bided. On his/fan at Colossi Lowther, slab mane& Wiener's bow at me • forth. ammenthat or the royal party. Oa Monday a trial &Warn hither peals , to he eherishied by them th x ' the meander heku d th d lb " ezded " / P :ill Weidman remembesoes. (Others.) Ta. ea * p •' and Idr. P. Reward, M.P.). " his mh th e lir yea% enter ithe the idea& lee mama I must bee ham to eas a tow made. I 14th , ge P tuaber ' 184 • MI ta be, aeade ..._ °f It t „ het t 'en! t be,_"th,_ erm e atde,__ M e m"' to tk il er O ' Toole ran, wh o made ea iriessoton into the than Sheri ff et th e onati ti the Hen. tr. Howard, MP., r enehtthemy_abut mum I vitamin ‘ ° .P"'" Cholera. Dierthree. Mason. it Wee amen but , wean sew satarillea, bower*, matip a u t o , the ry t h a d ih t h motor " . ea d mead" ,e.tein of the guyethy of die w alk , u hd et „ i s p low . „ arse, hi.p., the Ivo, as. come wen hid „...,„„„• with 1M Malls* kliviliV /I Mar hem our raga dmismen lean in of bang kad mourn to scow , flat nisei& to us, bassues. it 1 ass met mistaken, trip w ''___.= """ 1111110 1 1 ghligaltr Mt praised wpm smat.imperteas expni- L mid. Cl' " I * . t• le. width th n still held- ''' ' his Illustriess emionyeant, Yoe Humboldt, ma received hedadla d "ma , id the asst reePwththmhtetlewelth7 `" th ' mats klub maks. Hata they an repeats* sattberankly District& thee- September. Se • bor. sande 12A la th late 2 .11 th tetie Every weeder of " Reiguatlet " will remember Dude end we bet ear , there wen 2,800 with of „. pat ,_ sentry ea the border. —— —4 Latimer's ianedoetioa to the adventuress "Laird of the railw throughout the whole extent el the Geo. '" e s e m the ay ides, of was Aurdr•"" . The meal lotted dory hear gad cleave tram that this, the snood is ,, ea tr , hee _ w _,___ Athees_ a toasts of "The Queak t " " His tansieby she espetidea. I menet say whe th er 1 abidir by l e rlei s i s :WlM mama. That is a• matter for fa th er Cest- 1831 1841 W. Th Fr. W. Tit Fr. Boling Lothe," dim Mr. Herrin of Birreasescek. " Pet - man wend". and t „ a t h e D ew vot ed h e Men, . and the rest of the Royal BM them ie mother subjoin to whir* I would lag" le something skim t• the onapatin in which that seet h „ we *parotors est Oa aneelatien to Rinafighthe, will be ea - a lly l'o wick ••„'-n`u• 1.100 ashes keg_ when the y we " nosh in i t etierse- th e rellormewea few style •; an d as .- 1, The Aw a y sa d Navy." lung been drunk direst pectetewation. There as be no doubt of the great Leaden worthy wee esealled. Tie way • Wk n of its ellonior tabbed Thwy were in the buds en thee arid 10 - hero with the usual komeare, ex " e " ' Pleee we were I- , a.•.r.:•: by an larl mthm Lard BROUGHAM wee sad said-I mama se is P erteAsi egletP.Mg sgrkeitunieseitiaer l* I ' d. "' " to the umisitiated, so mon appropriate term could be m ak e . ay piewinde sterling in relied mambas had - Peer" ea • former exams to the applkadoe of steam for this per- West Districts 263 301 19 26 22 2 7 7 to this towa, thethabethil develegment ef its Wallace, show- a toast which I ess tome are you leelested than that sad ,____ ll / yedell_Wr„_. Redlt•••• . ,__Gere peaded. The Prase= gothrumat had gureateed a re- i.. that th . ban, k ep t ..,...: ha the _____ of i sm ". hem me at this poem. I think it ofttbe highest peeing' moment-(cheers )- North Diaries " hung, selloon , " But Pie ea in tame agleam" v.v s name of 84 pet goatee all the lithe approved of, but later- "u hen e ger r e "'" „....._e - e 'r . _,_ _re= .._ the third moment . I mesa the health of my triodes my kit , an d f k oro as d oo m w h ota ,,, th a t wor e 12 no w t" wa s Ceuta Districts oar Venues have the bent of deer Peened bete • Wed en horther,ll. ibis amount was realised, as had bees I ._ _: It__ g il et ..__.'"" i i i ";; _"" oit " h = ;" ad ,;""'" o tegr7ss fi r g ",.. our chairman. and the pneideat of this ecedety, (Chews ) eve we shall ban attempts made-they may tail at Mat, se East Districts 33 1 392 41 46 413 8 8 weer, that the work of measeen may_ge en ma* Th„ms 14 joid bis sw , d i and „era parent. Nat. hoots , use 10/ .. y ... Jr . n_ ee ee :r weed one wows. Gthesee , There is nothieg more isapernat than that which has ocea the steampoodias goat mud ot hist... . hist which most our. South Dieting .... 410 603 119 93 121 811 28 sertalnlY. ea ale. la " pasting' *l_ 66 010 _,Eur"„st o ,"•,.. 1 ' ban thedlMAMseinveds,, the abareholders deems lithe. The leave d its C Ied IRMAN side nee end add 6 1 4 he death thw tenathies et skis sweekdos, namely, the promo- wards mosso& (Cheers.) whet f dean is to Ns awn. n. --i ' 'salad* in liteloParheo with 1 .• "'''''."" ''''''''"" • -.1 ".."/ the WY 11111thwed anhelled by Inetrollaent wee that II" *wild have no t Oiliest , Et permadiag theta to join ti ci t el althaltim be oor soave ennarr - (abetrei - end gimes, rata* large,baton a convenient aad inexpethive see l b, West Districts. the " he " ' ef the B°l "T' Tb• ases• se th. " 4"ltiall... '" l " th P" , dee* mainta i n a I 'm "' l ' m laud " .. et "T blea in a toot wEZ he was stoat to propose. Hs fended them le no P uma st the l iet • aist tim. La an y Put dour our coon - somewhat between the larger sort sad the small teakettle Konehigton p shone, the attendant rabble are divided into two parties, a ssw i, e h t aria. slues oh. ...... el vac meld had sot - reposed it, some me would here o y whom &idolater* re wee deeply iadebted than to aharee ia tog" wait „ gum hen ben f ound "m e che ese - who, at • speeded distanee, beat and be the water with t h e -- d' rrigela wee about tr;Tegiliatis and a that, ores fr he r , our noble chairman, beanie of that visaed ethisestnees, rhea sad Welled the neglect- ' The Mayor of Binning- in leillawrow for various • lied ad Si. Han operation*, • app not sa yto l. •orget °- Mick' and sence,so as to frighten the &11, and nue them quarter, acearste statistics bad been kept, and the remit hen-( bad ohom)-the heath taws. and t u, mam i tt ,, o f and that enmity aad ekill whisk he eo well hew to thr a,bisg, mho"' r , Miele, and chopping machines under ether, but _rer""loare - - - 1 alien to even sebeet• that itheemle kith end la ss crowd together is the metre of the hitarias 4 aB rt. , snowed a yearly tures.. of frost three to ex per mat be t h e „Z se l et i„... to w h ose unwea ri e d gagetheas and prod.'s% ,• - - ma d* h a p - I tinter to see them applied in the held itself. (Clean) weltunther 4B 67 6 6 9 - - 2 when dal heads of the aleeleththed,.. Id beet sat Fe l ".„, the population, so that it had now a population of nearly 16 this meeting i I bottomed toe th . memo it .Enlpor the onameeity, he hem time to limo Mime siert. Aud if any one should sey that this 6. a ehisensel an ft. Kann ,. i n . the • on was SO , age y aided with barbed ethers. aim ."." 1 " 11 .•• •-• ••••• milbons. Dribs at the Meth of the peace, had a populate= attaining-( i r l eaewed cheers;-ead the friends whose wiwee he e " eeeiei i te hie an * Nth"' ed the loth or t h e visionery expectation, I would ask hew long it is siarm you Fields 24 25 6 - I- - 1 with thew. la ethos bp in= the het, greet ca e uelos sad of 16 0 . 000 t itoo , A.. probably 40000. In 1843 tha7 had kind boepieiliey ad aen b. aped on them with such lavish late lord-lieutenant of they seentbe he Ms amend himself bad the expsatation that steam emigres would be benaget St. rimer, West agrieulture,thwea his bombs hag =deka Ids intend dexterity an " ththe ' 5•11 am "lab" is hilir own about 30" more " ewe than al ". which wea act pedigality. (Applause )He called upon the monthly to r.,__ , ~_. • .......e w . met . interim t Yet they are now unpinning horses . end oar- manses. - 2 - - - - element, sad • tO strike. When one drivel • blew , so high • proportion as England showed at the last comes, emu] , the , • Ig o fi, ga t u m :* with all th e honours . "aiei?, - ..' ta,aie° essay mw ... Mar duty rimer of every other deeniption . why thee should I sot be of course the action bade to push off the bat: so that, or hat th i s proportion existed le fierseny only ho, _ toast ass zor of rook with each sathe.iism. where it is their interest melle in • (Oheen.) KW should we - . tell he ' . . Di str i ct .. , permit to pe that the application of steam Nora * tide plum less very mindful, he may pat Mandl over its . P yoad the seventeenth year, previous to whisk there T r" sse so The MAYOR (named Threatoe, Esq ) briefly ackeow- F t is aka duty f moth bat fans*, n Tarim PM of dal "lung r should not upplaat but aid the bons and plough. Marylenowe - - 2 3 into the water, or issur the ices at his implement. were non males than females. As to longevity, there were or t o e. envy farmer to be the best fawner ma y Ch em )To tats Hempstead - - - - A the inespliment. ( only one loins ee ; there can be he cam sad it n his interest also yet God mot we do not see el aa the • portion of the river neer Abergeldle was sales! en per cut. of the population above the age of silty, and le ir d be PRESIDENT then gets the toast of the " Calvet- ' cod I ' o f h.ha so doubt that clod-crashing is a most important opera th• Paw's' place most fitting he th is thauseaseat. Oa Monday after- women lived the longest. Marriages took place from the enthrone • g farmer. a h am w h o, All flan. on , . b . ~. skies of the United Kingdom " sad referred to two et their k ,.....,,, ara1 ...... ~. , . ~,Lan IDO MD at I may be allowed to say that gt•• 37 . 6 4 3 1 2 1 u'rea__,...tbe,atran,drula Illad..., armat . bi t,* tb a e l h a rl.* 1 ... w t i 1 ta" .1 .... 201 1 1 to th• 21st year e "wog" women , and ..7 . 141 me `"ey Hawilsell and B 'dead who had begat salt' '`ere ego " " Aiwa. "' "him of I hare contributed am a little to the advancement Hackney one been anthem uc , earictiluthal In vereent. and Ibis great work alr e a d y b 35 42 2 2 1 2 - 2 F r... " '''"'" • ""'"- sat a -ea- --- --. - 1. -- -- a. "hied fi °ll t he l ' th rear to the 28th . Then Wa. s" -e educated at Oxford, and whose absence he regretted on -r r .. _ ... yof agricultural iseprorentent. The Useful Knowledge So. resident at the thelb, had arrived, and eventb-ff wee I. birth to every twenty..il of the Roulades, sad three per that oneekse. He also uothed in appropriate wan the performed, tis needless to dal more. w • drink him • Witty, wider my Residence, has published •eight volumes la Central Dilation. y as not ein lord lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmore- 63 64 1 6 4 - 1 medians he i best, es there bad been a coosider s_ seat. more boys than girls, with ea averamo of lour • children t alteration id the University Cantle by which the 1 ... 1 h .", " .... . penny numben on farm impethements, ma dt. Gil" • connexion with ear prune meetto able fah of =I the heeruma a ad t he Il eemdth d ""y , to each family. In Ragland every sixteenth child was ills- reess branches of mime were in future to be studied, and '-'''' --- -- r - - .if chirwry. Bad Spinner, enfortanately n ow no m on ovice- Strand 42 44 1 - - 1 . - Dr. Roberts.. that the water was too mash months • guinea, is Frauds every thirteenth, and Is Austria every various observed that they would no longer be termed, as they were c a d she as thmidset ot the Ent Cembaland Agricultural Society . • • resident of the suety, me more to thou topitm than Holborn - - sad torbil--eone=ly the spent was postponed. w , eighth . The increased proportion et teasel«, to males in mereastiendly said to be, the aochoes that held back the in- ( The Roelof LONSGALE said his noble friend bed don did, but I also paid Nome attendee to them, and, hung Chltheawell Sobwriulat2 Albeit drove to the foxed o f "`"' dlegitimate children was very striking, amounting to Bin or Wen of the country from the current of implovement. ° refreshed my reeollectiou by some of the disquiaitions is fit. Lob 47 . 38 3 - 1 - leobbta, her al sad the ladies in netting am__ _ , 12 Peal - seven per not. The proportion of protestents to catholic' no more the* laitaii in attrthatlaff to blet • • duir• " Pe'r• those work e, I lima that the important subject I clod crush • Batt Lawita - - 41 3 4- - 1 log him to its He remised olit.,.._ e for • ith0u,_ . ,...,e1a07 was as fi r e to th ree , d o f J ews % h ero wore about mow i n The Bishop of OXFORD returne4 thanks. If he hid felt a te the prosperity of agricaltare, sad that , too, mon for lag era largely handled, sad three or tour different kin d , of West Leaden 2h 29 3 6 14 2 4 - loan In the early Port of the 407 he am" • •1 """ m Primal& The nu mbe an r of eintrarsiess to Christianity amount he l v e iberty to refuse y the dot which had ham out •Po• law, the purpose of advaacing a great Rational and independent- ~ machithe en indicated for that purpose to which steam is Leaden City - 1 1 stag -recknatid ne beet he has brought clows this MOOD. th e latter had increased more than fifty per cent . sines the uld have gladly devolve& it ap:a his rightlion. friend, i n t erest t h aa f rom sat 'h e neat It would Watt . " on himself, applicable. Don't let any one suppose that cloderushine is Sheriff Alima left Balmoral today , and there I. • report DIWOOOOI of the aril disabilities by which they hail been (the Bishop of Maackester,) upon h riglse t G h e e he was_ _ion He believed, indeed, tat Ids own private interests would not of the greaten importance in armibg ;to the minute East District& hue of his having received thr hover ef kal l" °°4 „ P ie- fettered in Gormley. (" Bear, hear," and applawle, he would " far raem AI" bit eßuttiialg,_ wire so so - be beat soamilted by applying the mosey he devoted to pulverisation of the soil 1 ascriba a great portion of its dhoredtteh - 3 2 3 lithe to hi &Puts" which , 11°2 0 ",,..„, 11( " ur we "...,,,,_ 11°- in which Bir R Inglis joined.) There was a church knowledge any tout, ile knew °1 ' an t " 1 ".T u !! i !," eltrifethorel loProyeateale is anoth e r way. He had fertility, It stands to reason ; everybody know. how Betheal-green eordiall salmon than that just gives from that CAW. thought it his duty to dir. et • good deal of &derides to this • 64 72 6 3 b 1 4 1 impornat spade husbandry is, t houg h it takes so mach Whitetheirel sited mad very Plobabl;* I h av e wet yet u" an e ll ett ""r for each eleven or twelve hundred of the population, 8 din y u is I. th dl i m lie of England's industrial in subject, cum uence of the Realise position of Eng el authaationion-Denty Mail. end a minister for every t u t ", b oo th s & L a to deaden , tat IL P might , . etroPo. . . . . 9. and . labour ; its effects are most visible in Belgium, Holland, and St. George - in - the then something ot apprehension when land at the present moment, eirentestanthe con- 89 41 2 3 4 - -1 - then were in 1846 three millions of children " liable " to go weal th , " lpart of France in ithreming the fertility of the cll. For But is to pleading the cause of frosty age ,thfore aa a non netted with it, which he viewed as of the highest importance. 72 91 6 ! 4 1 - 1 what MOOD ? Nothing of the size of the tip of your finger Stepney THE BERMONDSEY MURDER. to school from their sixth to their fifteenth yeare-that ay, the te of these three millions were compelled to whmh w e e . althmeth v i r eo " " 41 imt y , 7et in y t u t e e He was glad to observe the general feeling toroubout th e but is crushed into dust ; and it stands to resole that it Polder 26 31 6 4 - - of its youth. But unless he read 4 • country with reference to the improvement of agricidtur , should be ao. Whoa the clods are heavy, and perticaluly in , pay 18d. • year fir the eduestion of each of their children, Mr or the hat alto d he Gould see rthognition of the • e t rse aye, h g order to make us independent of otner °outran. One ids • South Dishieth y sods, nature fa allowed to exhaust a groat portion of its ON OF THE MANNINGS AT sad the wag age° . wee th a t comparatively few of these RE-EXAMINATION a which claims or the Univereitim ha the claseis a ral forme and od 1 to - -•-• proof of this they bad is their present meeting, which wee •- 10 - 1 4 vegetative power in pulling the roots through the incani. St. Saviour SOUTHWARK POLICE OFFICE. throe millions Weft absent from the schools govern- , , whsen were disphirttaroaad him, as well win the cultivated not, like that of Peerith, the ethicist associatica of the two • It '2O 4 2 4 1 - - did not think there was an „ bent mass ; but if you help nature by erushieg the clods into St. °lave W. mem enabled on Saturday to give only the im,"t children P lls4 ; l l. hrtbi '* e r il the eeeseet being nate wind for tutr diniallagat• H. bag Ma be °slid **unto* of Cumberland and vinumerebmd , bet an "Nur'' a powd . r like mud, the roots get through it easily , sad no Be Moodie/ - - 9 SOIMMODOONVIDIe of the re-exambatioa in this ease. --- --- - even --- •'-- - lotto their sections nepenthe linesman oi facts, strengthened sad e t tartan, o „..„ ti d Only with tho ingodiote locality vegetable h takes awn from school before the completion of their(Ch To 'is ism Gt. George, South- The power is t roma away. eers,) tai - established by the researches and calculations which the eh- of Candle . Nor was that city inappropriate for the holding 47 20 18 10 1 1 2 reading of the depositions was act over until 3 o'clock, b Y Y (H ) 0 t provided up- portant _point, I may, I hope to live to On steam power ap- walk when the oltnenelo were called em to sign then iin the klerieth _ s _ 1 ,,,,- nee * " . - '''' '. °V " .. " 11 p at d street studies of the universinee enabled some of thee mem o f " agr i cu l tura l meet i ng . et was famed, certainly, rather pled. lam must adjoined to dad that there ie a Rood Newington 66 26 9 14, - 1 3 ethoolonsters all of whom were eom e Nene of which promedieg Mr. Hammond (woo, when we.".! el e'en."' - * . . an d bon to bring before them. He was cood e dee „t that there as a manufacturing town ; but notking could be better chance of these remarks, and the still more valuable obese- Idl 'beta Gael, did amt appear, being, u was statel, ill from as attack rt Hiltala for two or 7 three ears in a training seminary, • existed throughout the meadatkat nobler asa hlliller feelings th an that manufecturers and agriculturists should unite. rations which tell from my noble friend is the than, going Wenetworth. 33 46 2 ' 61 - 1 8 nation before were allowed to exercise • of diarrhoea) was aneouriced es having arrived, when his te Palm as •I* 2 theythan those or par, jealousy, and that they IMO at ready to (Cheers.) They were each other's beet castomm. If the forth to tie world. lam sure will do eo. for I know Canberwell .. - 1 2 the thew ion of teaching the young. They had fort p the lab tars of the latilrereltie• in the difflak'n of one felt distress the ether must be sickly. (Cheers.) Bu t, • bands will they willwith Roduarlifthe - -,. 9 evidence cis read over to his and siga.d. The wit sin Freesia of which about *pp through whose they par-they go out amen penally were thee build over to anther at the 0e- two Welland *. a ching _ ' g a nder mu . learning and thieve as they were to &bawled.' the belie more that that , the alliblmarheml of a b u ds 'ewe was most exursordinary emouraey-mach greater annum thaw, I Greenwich lobed sessions, to be hell at the Csatral Criminal Court, ?tie -third wen eathohe, and the ye .1 ) io ate whieb, by a different Hu r d Wands& they had been nest Inatheial to agriculture. They all knew sea principle, am cony ~, ..i k y . . w oad " to the i otta i report t h at , no bl e Lewisham - 1 1 - - 1 .e anA th. aharaatar adu an ts. Instruct:WU SW la WIWI Petal trait way astray of abase fatal hone • sera= hems. o . 4l sei ns se a) He would I• 1 7, la say that he ocatened le what keel bora; Mss baseseable el Frame, sad be abet& the boa *at shaft would opeeday be halm lato giouglr ethos, gal Mimed pram rd. Me ilse_gialt. (Oreat elienisp.) Is testissite, of pie °The Edda &mele es ar the Abetment of Ithelet,"' which wee druak gl erA 4 l=fthea rase sad spoke ea - follows : ' radios mid mosticessu,—As your repessestatim, sad era.' ad ti he your mesthpisco. I saw say that I metal* armee roe' to disabuse the ethos under laapflex Well end what bra it bee* mid_ by the two gratlemea gill % have thin* yea be mithowledp the MOOD sheep* you lime mjrally path ibera—well a= wisely kare they di. ra ups 'the ratles that Sew ire e dad more slietheceleitinesitt that still thrills = stisatory a 1 the met Weil might we eineeleas honoured whoa lush =a . gram us_ alb their ampaey. Well star we be pew= of the bran= whisk rah me* have =math la the elijeds sod pm= 1 et est , asseablv. - The beet apnea= el ear awoke we eau Biro them is to request them be beer amen thole own tounteraest the expression of our decided eenstrathee ' with the friendly suatiessits se hatrattally =gem* by ' the., and that they may beer to their amatry es =thaw that as in dmes pea our labours have be. divided to malts i every ma la ohs great Inotheabesdef knowledge sad love, so in future we shall redoubt, aar exartimis, If possible, to deserve halter pales, to be eherishid by them with mill man affeedonate ressembreaes. (Cheers.) The ay media of the sympathy of the Preset= =raster is pair hasty vslaabie to us, bangs. it I am sot mistaken, tram his - Uhtsteleas attionyeari, You Humboldt, was received the ire gem, the original ides, of ear Aesociatira. (Hem, hear, sod diens.) I Iran that this, the second ratans of the anadation to Binsiagbas, wilt be an mesh in its eoerse—the reeerremmet a mew style ; ad se we see here, dose wi were We beamed here, by a invited= ' to this town. theramnal dembignient din autism, show ing that they ham kept peon is the pregame of improve ment during our absence, se when we return for the third time, they then lad that you have made a program far sal pastlag what hes as yet crowned ear labour* (Chem.) The leased CHAIRMAN ego= WON wed add that he should have no treat Officiary ia permadlog them to join his in a toast which he was =oat to propose. Hs fancied that, eves If he had aot - peoposi . ni it, some one would have rhea sad fulfilled the neglect. ' The Meyer of Rinsing liam—(loed .Men)—the load odisers, a= the crearsittee of the essocration," to whose unwearied =adios tad prudent Bare this meetias was so ,lagely indebted for the swans it was attaining—mewed cheep' —sad the friends whom kind hospitality had b. en h • ape d on them with mash lavish prodigality. (Applause ) He called upon the &monthly to drink the " Mayor of Birmingham." with all the honour". The toast was drank with math eatheriasm. The MAYOR (Baconel Thcentott, Esq ) briefly ackeow leftth the crempliment. The PRESIDENT the* pats the toast of the " Thies!. sides of the United Kingdom," sad referred to two of their distinguished member, Hasithell and Babbled, who had bees educated at Oxford, sad whose =mace he regretted on that aseesicsa. He also noticed in appropriate terms the reset alteration to the University course by which the various breeches of edam were I. future to be studied, and °heaved that they would no longer be termed, as they ware earesstioally said to be, the anchors that held back the in tellect of the country from the current of improvement. The Bishop of OXFORD returned thanks. If he had felt at liberty to refuse the duty which bed ben oast upon him, roe would have gladly devolved it upon his right hon. friend, (the Bishop of Manchester,) upon his right, as he was ran he would do far more jam= to it. But if in ware to a-' knowledge say toast, he knew of nose that he should IMO cordially acknowledge than that just given from the their. &sadist up is the metropolis of Enslaves indentelal wealth, he might feel somethieg of apprehension whoa pleading the cease of frosty age befcre as amodaMen which was, although vigorous sad linty, yet in the sera age of Its youth. BM unless he read 'noisomely the signs of the lest three days he en ld see a recognition of the claims of the Universities is the classical forms and models which were displayrd around him, as well ma the ethilveltel taste required for ark developmeat. He bad me* la in of their sections =portion indium= of facts, striegthesed sad established by the researches and calculations which the ab stract studies of the UlliMg4ifill enabled some of their stem ben to bring before them. He was cataract that there existed throughout the association nobler and higher belay then that of paltry jealousy, and that they was as nail to appreciate the labium of the universities a the differ= of learning sad =ewe as they were to acknowledge the bear ate which, by a different lies et edscarass, they had been width to enter. He would ley, at the pert of the uni versities. that they appreciated Moss teenage_ and redpre. wed them. He must say that se Si did believe that He who gave them ell the varies. fasulties of aralersteadieg, reason, and sail, and who had epee= area= them the,. 1114•11111t11 which would =able man to =sada' end 'Mihail', to form and lesbian them, esti to draw out and exercise those powers which otherwise could sear be celled into operation, Its Ur:tight it altogether s mistaken thing from the beginning to suppose that there was anything Like • shadow of cora= or opposed= between the two sismause of sasses sad reli. glom, which were plogneadi by the same Almighty wisdom so draw eat the Mares' beethies el theses's= man he bad mated. (Chase.) Aad ft seemed to bias as If them lay at the-very rat ef that either the most *serest babas= a the deli seeplasee of seeptisims. It would seem so if men had been set la the MAI lobe worked by the _outward 'beams= of Whine, aid worked by hint who famed him, sad if by one why ass by the other ? sad *Medan the truth wisest, and humblest Whams& that of listraleg to the yobs of Ood as write= la the external world, sad In the voles of revelation, meneerrag 'sly by his ignorance, that he may be taught b) His wish= (Loud erases ) Profiteer SEIM WICK having also bees eallaluporto n ears thanks on behalf of the saiversities, as the repnsestative of Cambridge, was, on daisy, reunited with much applause. The leaned protesor,them aphighing for the want of sten torian lugs, to enable his mile to be heard all over the ball, sad maim= the company that If he was =a up. his legs so meets! man knew when he would be down again, pro. seeded to observe that he should eonsider It A disgrace were he to attempt to touch up= the hallowed topics which had been so nobly handled by the right reverend prelate who had monied him. He was speaking as the represeatative ef the Usiversity of Cambridge, and he hat • double gralthentlea la bake permitted to do so. The first arose *ma ble aides • lowa She Birmay ham, where be had straptmemo of the IMO ineseratiete and happy days of his melyllk. Thirty years ap he mbar= Birmiagham ea • prase a which there had bees issolfeetatioas of the Misr of =ethnical science it i t i° t l h w e Wings that he had seen daring his prawn visit convinced him that along with the powerful operatioes whisk were broach& to bear on mischimical exploits that were the boat of England, there had gose side by side • high taste sad a love of art sad 'Mese* which slowed him that their sivilisallos , tad . obtained that rath which could orgy belong to a Christi= community. The other mares ef grethiratios he. peillemed war the croasiderwio• that Cambridge, bathes received the British Association ease, would be MINI happy to do so again. (Cheers.) He west es in ant anuses Sees to dissent es the &dna. tapes ankle the study of nathanaties. as tonight at the sairareities, fathered the eases of alines is sesseal, sad oxpeered a hope that the day was sot Isr,dietent when the peasant Nissen wield be sae& as such Onset similes. ethisaties as any et the other departneats. ile claimed fir Cambr edge the brawn ef =Tag, through Pademor Airy, aesmptidbM in et the cabana" airmen of modem tines, sad esadaded th an atpirattaa, that he; might, if it ens Gai's will, saes more iniaSlS the atacalativa visit 3h T I I I I I IIWAIRMAN said be bad tto cal up= pro sesitadve of the Vain:thin of Sc otla nd i are to reeposd to the thset. Pre/mow MAUGHAN shortly »tinsel Wake, and essiwed the mention et the asessiaties that it their nest nestles was held at adiebinshon he Loyd it ireili be, they woad most with a *arty reseyses. . ' The CHAIRMAN ant pinned the toren" The Royal sad Lir Manias Bookies of Lindes." This was ro te by The :throb et NORTHAMPTON. who at an length smashed thesis, inesele•ng that Lisa Rene was absent fro=waft et tits oriallades es siestna et by 'stag * siresenissi itheenslione with hietelneope. He abs Maas' . _ _le the 7i est irlisibir hi) poplin" of the ablaty with Wrath their seal eosins the bag. Tmit of the esessinks set bent wally nulled. set eta- . h e bt peoppelit_ w ito ;Whit of De. leilsola." . The CIELAIINAN %okay seksowleiesi Il e tomi*tatt dal bid bas= his, slating that Sh ad = Ma been, sithent the et tie most in width be eve tekespert. He thes galled ra ll Bn. 1.. Moraine= to pain the sat toeston rather eirdnist, sanely. " Ties idliesse et nines all ever the world, sad the rinly Cessiersdeste et the Asiseisia.r This was deer lit nisi* es no by the loins* knells, who sew dosett diet theityros dr eighty-ant anaiversity of the birth-, thy s e = roast division el their tartly istraredwitt, 11. Preemie , HOGEBS, of Amnia. asksowledsed the teas" at wise limb. and the President *wise left the their, the mammy laparated. Tits Ktevastose.--The anal merge= of the leembets of the amosistios leek plan this email*piano Wand were Dudley sad the distriet—a locality reeeethig features el seek pesolier later= to the geologist ; Weimar busy sad the easuutactorles thereaboreta ; and Wanda Cents gad Keralwcath premated squat aturatitiens far the r os trata. The Dudley trip was sadoubtedly the fse • several Nudes& started foe that plrag at an early hour iathe imolai. Ms *sum passed - off pleaantly then Isaias antly sidisisst is the - meaner* of Os various mesithraterits as other Wanda' iyastiess ris ewe the -tidbit at -three alt hoz time. seat' • issys of jenny' even is a . email boat . Arriving at Dailey, the essaniesiste mi steseedsd is implore the massilisent rains of ;PAW% led the wenn whisk had boos in the nessias by *realm of Lard cep of them enbterransis veldts was stlndiss : tboseaads threaded their Of meth ustli the whole ,bosents ea rarimiatilatyr..., hymn for Ka Chia ;ortte7cm:rbselhis:t=olit beart=witirtether sepiWast eeoleqmoses, but ultimately the whole pat, tasted as wit witless widens se Wary of my kith. The fault warts feeelps whom * the admission of se 10 number of pant at the sine ins. After Whig the simines: a groat • mouserap er conducted to IT esTo! 1 Deetetfigsmitswe9ftY4 Ito , Tin Yard Coal, sad . isitesitylo Lig% vllO4ll l l Clay wati l retarm Mg to on the waste= side of the Wheel eat hilt, ides the litantens sevens sod world* were inspected. . . . .. . . ... _ .. -- mg go go mod hush sin& he had riblisked, whisk snappy revolation was hatched, which plunged Franco aggianahr e g poly , bat shinbones the °beer- from the height of 'ty into the abyss of ruin. thliene Ink 11l uselved by is,- setae friend and the (Cheers.) In Provence, wno he resided, they bad • side d p ais tu t , h al amie t te j some in edi•or of the National a. mayor, but he did not complain of Ct r t ia rer a t t b a at mash atta ilogs, sad the that . (A laugh.) The French had • republic , it was said, a n t at asnitas wags is shoe Ina;teat subject. bat the only republican thing among that was republican =e) y ea h im h aa t w h e t ha g h en e at - b y :nyworthy confinies. (Omen ) Then wee a republic, and no re mit k i,,,,,, , oar go g ig ' t h e hr ee b aje ea he publicans. (A laugh.) Theyirople did not pretend to be in Nib kleaselt _ owb t em b tee t_ et h aaa l t . fop,* he f e se .ot favour of the republic, sad what th e worthy sun now at its •is the gine the Maley . (A. - lentif Ii• Tenn i' me of.a ;5." 41 east bite the rendre', ha heard not "Vivo Is Bert arollmet joke he ma., and wade riveNsima patently I 101110•1" bu t' ,_____ Vl Toll lthfenut i" sad " Vivo Heglisoa l" ollPienottli, about the Woe sad yellow boar lying thin like ~It woe Pt mane the Pin bad due it that he deemed to Abe -Sur and limb together. He has repestod kis joke, the repablic; he did not are who had due it; his objection I mut add my joke it enter to Ws. Ms joke woo st with that the thing bad bun doss at all. He 'tithed the my nuns. Miss was not at kis expense. 1 vicars good press to be victorious, and the able men who conducted it for nil (a laugh), ter what I said was this—" It was so kn own is society; but he objend to any set of men inking weeder the base aid yellow should be together, name, as • revolters whe n the people were in posseesion of a mild; spinal pkilesopken tell as, Mite an yellow comilined melee good government, and no pretence existed for making any Fees ; and the bine and yellow now had joined to nuke the Usage. The noble sad learned lord, after seise further oh. earth nee inn this it was , beton." (Cheers sad Genuine, cenoluded a spun which was much eppleuded. Issghtter.) I was rasher diesoursged at sung • Funk propene "The health of the Doke of Richmond sad the oewspaper mention, with saferease to this matter, that thus Royal Bosh* Agricakaral Society." was skits they sweld'un mourtheri, though they nem Severs' ether tons were proposed, after which the most -it to sougmamd ache and often to nuke gen ono ta ins separated. Ala. Thrr said tboy stski, very will osimmti aloe eptialsekilsoloins, that Wet mod yellow made sues ; bat tbsg genii on me *bat blue sail had to do with lkoinbommed Lowther. (link Ss n ese them poor people in Peneme—( ter),—tkey did au lithor *et theta, SIM 111•• and the siker yellow, erbkit esplthoth the wino mann Witheeepsot to wl et my sells fend has nal I suet beg 'unto say • few weeds. I wOO% neer in die esserenpy_ about moan. I nun irkle the gtotheit bisoilitir fo air fon our Maga 116111Slaill AS OW ,sullihdes and_preein Ina Int. illeptetant export , mon Weds mode. Datil theo ego repostaißysadeberentekly ownsilso tho repslidos. I earn say stesther I sbidii by :sill msteura. That is a mane for further Ma- SO thsse is another subplot to which I would AIMS yearAtleetias. There can be no doubt of the great impartense of ingtong agricultural machinery. I adverted on • former ocomees to the applkant of steam for this pur pose. I think it of:ike highest possible moinent—(cheere)— and I have no dent whatever that before 12 months pees four we shell have attempts mane—Ery may tail at first, as the steam-soon knelt laded at flut—bat which net after wards succeed. (Cheers.) What I dishy is is see Sean en gines, tot enlarge, baton • convenient sad inexpensive male, somewhat batten the larger sort sad the moll tea-kettle shape, in which sock engines haws been found practicable is Glasgow for various operations, applied not merely to thrashing, Mgr, and chopping machines nadir cover, but I tern to sea them applied in the field itself. (Cheers ) Aid if say oat" should say that this it. a otimerical and visionary expectation, I would ask hew long it is slam you had the expeetation that mono merit/es would be brought hate nee ? Yet they are new supplanting hones sad car riages of every other description; why them should I not be permitted to hope that the application of steam should sot supplaat but aid the hoots and plough man ? (Chun) To take only gas loins ee ; there can be no doubt that clod-Crushing is • most important opera tion. On this subject I may be allowed to say that I hays contributed net a little to the advancement of agricultural improvement. The Useful Knowledge So ciety, under my preside.., bet published eight whom la penny numben on Ulla kegoresswests, mannes en ma dainty. Bari Snow, onibressotely nowthe now, vice president of the society, sanded more to these tools' than I did, but I also paid some ettonths to thorn, and, hang retreaded my recollection sun at the thusisitions is those writhe, I tine that the sant t at du ing was largely handled, nail throe or bet ditheent kind. of machines on indicated for that purpose to white steno Is applicable. Don't let any one suppose that chansking is not of the pretest importance en arming ; to tho anon pulverisation of the soil I ascribe • greet porlios elf its fertility, It stands to lesson; everybody knows how important spade husbandry is, though it takes so meek labour ; its effects ere most visible in Belgium, Holland, and part of Fusee in increasing the fertility of the sail. For what tenon ? Nothing of the size of the tip of your Anger but is crushed into dust; and it stands to resole that it should be so. When the clods ere heavy, end particularly Is clay soils, nature is allowed to exhaust a groat portion of its vegetative power in pushing the roots through the imam bent mass ; but if you help nature by crushing the clods isle a powder like snuff, the roots get through it easily, sad ao vegetable power is thrown away. (Cheers,) To this im portant _pant, I say, I hope to live to see swam power ape tied. 1 am must deliehted to field that there is a good chance of thus remarks, and the still more valuable °ben 1 'rations which tell from my noble friend in the their, `chug ' , forth to ail world. lam sure they will do so. for I know through whose hands they will pass—they will go out with most extraordinary soeursoy—mach greater souracy thaw, I am sorry to us, belonged to the local report that my noble friend and I had been at a small dance together. (A lamb.) It was stated that at Brougham 1 had danced with the sentry lames for two or three hours together. I wish to Ood it were tree. (Hoch laughter.) No one would have bees more delighted than myself. Bat the truth was, I bad gene to bed. lam particularly glad such wee the one, for the sake ad a most worthy, noble, sad hoaxed friend of mine, my predecessor end successor is offies, Lord Lyadhant, who must have been extremely jealous if any nice thing bad occurred. Tea or twelve years ago Iwe remember be made me donee Women did (a laugh) ; sad es he did I thought I might as well try. (A laugh.) I always main- 1 taiaed I beat him that night, while he tussle% he heat me ; but it he had seen the statement to which I allude, whoa he from his unfortunate lameness, cannot dance at ell, his jealousy would pivs all bounds. (Much laughter.) As ewe of the greater. men and lowers of the present day—es one of my old, et and dearest friends, it gives me the grant delight to administer this consolation to Lord Ly that hie reputation is in no danger ; for I have not ' him behind his hick. I beg again to tender you my beet Samar tor. the kindness with which you have received my health. (Loud (keen.) Several other Scuts having been proposed sad acknoth lidged, The Earl of LONSDALB proposed " Suseess to the Est. Cumberland Agricultural Society." Established • pest many yens ego, it had gone on with more or Um signet; but he believed its founders never anticipated semi 5 waft es had taken place that day. One of its serlin pronestem happened to-be present ; and be should therein sordebe the toast with the name of his friend Mr. Famentel, the fonder of the society. The noble Asks' sth at some length, referred to the history of the emedatioa, and stated, with refereacs to the agricultural improvements which he had been able to introduce in that district, that he had learned the importance of draining in his ma megithent of the metropohtan roads some 20 years ago. den portion of the county of Middlesex was low end fist, Sidi a strong clay soil. lie found that the shallow system of dining took • little water off the surface without sorengthening the foundation, sad after various ocusslea• Sias he determined on draining a snot part ed the metre. Plates feeds Ave or sea feet deep. From that time he found that thole mentessisso did not aneved half the cost. He ressemined es Ina mosohn defying a drain through a gen- Ilona% garden, ithisikwas neemeary to the pestendar loca lity. Toe owner, of cunt was offeelded e lustily protested against their interference, appealed to the legialature ' end Is every way opposed th eir menus. They persevered in their drainage, and two years afterwards, themes gentlemen mid, "I maser think what has come to my glades, for the vege tables nee a month earlier, and ell the other produce remains a meth Incr.' , (Cheese.) His own esperien. as • Fee -1 Seel sgricultarel Improver, did sot extend beyond tierce or nor years; he therefore spoke with di/dunce t bat all he had mon led him to believe that shallow draining of 2 feet or 21 feet was throwing their mosey away. He was osenstond daring non to goner semen theme& lead as say cme in the lingua, keeping se he did speak el hounds turfing, and , with rehrenos to Hertford tine. Buckloginesktee, Odoidskint, sad Bedfonkire e he would soy he new at once She depth of drainage in every piece of ground over which he pond. Nothing could be more striking than the difference presented by land under deepen shallow draining. He had seen this exemplified on the emotes sine Irina ot tali—the Duke of Northumber land an the Dahe 0 Dedthrd—, , of opposite opinion, but be* meth issegottola etieleatheolag to improve their lands. The Doke Of Bedleird,thl= r bb . . or bad laid out • ern sum dines/ la , bad entirely dis tended the system. In Iset, do7p ." Mtise was the only system that urn with propriety le silegissd. On his own nate at Whitehorse * as farmer en Mil lathed with die at they his lend being cot sad hooked Ant i ointted this pear that with the adjacent firms heti Ise sty always soaped beheld him homier reaped befog, wean—(eoire) --on his Invest this year hideous tlsolimesionarker On is. (Ohne.) • ...- 0 Thu Judges," "the Ilsesseefel .Cenole,"! " the Us onosseeful Candidates," and "the Viet-Piest," were next toasted. The Hos. C. HOWARD, ILP., gave "The Puss," which ems than Wit I much applatee. lead 1311,01708A.K begged to sty a few words with ro iling's to the lest toast. Tie press nodonbtadip was a most ioilportsat power; without it all other powers II the mato IMO be paralysed. (Cheers.) Without it, he natured to aM l tams could 'be raised in the country. Is London was a great dark building where a congealed Mean was carried on—a manufactory of taxer( a = 10 -; 7 if that was all the public knew about the ma of ten no power oa earth could make the 4 'M ilne. The thennfeetery would not so es to ‘ cip toding would happen to stop the wheels ; the oil Ens wheels going — cad he hoped always would ' whiled they would griad • little leos thee ehion)—the oil nith kept those wheels always going was the publidty which the press gals he the peossodisp in Cgt al .: 6 4 . eiyS C or t r :Publi t sh wes s wetelr:Vat 4i wel is e=ig 1 121 that was • prl bees asnloa i y o ilem a :r e tiolvery jrianiTatkinies lnye , the For it this onsery• had meted most beneficially:, 'they 101 ell teselted by the definion of nodal knowledge Tice moiety Of which he was the head had published pew tholiesaile M books within the last 25 years ; among oth,u, too pablishei a linguine, which circulated to the extent of 210,0021 .... ver10reek. (Cheers.) But, with misrelates tre the . , he would my that hiviewed with nratido r g AZ=eits of that valsable instrament of nibble it nuns and good govern:neat. (Cheers.) ' Other nine were net so happily situated ; nothing like t the press ex- . heed is Freon. In fact, there wes no freedom at all. Perhaps he ' was now noosing himself to have his lamely cat short when he went through Paris next mosth—(t laagh)—but, asverthelese, be believed what be had said . Certainly, there wee not • rery strong covert. =l . 171 w, but it win stroog_enough to keep the prom in a laugh)—for they wield misplaces the newspapers any week. ( A huh.) That would not .be tolerated In *it country. Leidy it was thought high time that the jounce& got posseedon of the gunmen ; now the government had Pedernales of th e loossals, Everybody in the admi nistration belonged to the National °Hos, whets the BIBMINOIIAL SATITZDAY. TIM OheffiffitS.—AMmeget the more interesting subjects under esseldiendes at statistical semis potential was the use letheinehl by the Cunha Benson, to which t aillulad M thy lithe! prissier. His Reedhag delivered elhaiiilelles shish eeempied surly tee Donn, en the Mo llie MOO sad saint of the diarist nee is Pewit' and Germary. end en the 'stadeice of Prowls ia perticaler, Miltriliell th thilwaye, ad diet eyeless el public in secorMag to the Intint eetimaa. The Chula es timoghe ems** Ste* en hone sad a kW, gad we can ady, therefene, gdos the menet rketeh of the main point'. Julia the gesereleleensure of the othaographlo 'harmer of ' the Gomm mos, be mentioned that et the Arty• Ave ma i= ditcepaletice, 'sly thirtywix millions spoke the Ger. 1 mem bray~, the remainder baba/in okras excluively 110''th5 Mow& rem, who made en theassion into the gligiellig heft the 17th and 16th outariee, and sawed Irithnild • MOW in It, which they still held. le . 0 Mg d' lest Mer , there were 2,800 mites of 111•1•1 throughout the whole extent of the Ger. WM federates, and two of the Base would be met more Idiots 1.100 seam lug when they wore' theihill. The, were in the heads Off companies, and 10 Willies of eiet sterling la rased sombre, had bus ex umiOL TIM Mushaa 10.erusi.at had geereateed a re ed figzas. em t he ell Nam approved of, hut inter =2l. E z . Ile amosnt was realised, as had bees , de and seven per Not. laving be thell a iliVa l i a l l ier ft d by the shareholders dune limn. the esly thenesed asfassad by government era that sash Grammy thrsoM Metatain a large mem fund to meet any eme= s t e r a Might arise. Mace the peace of 1816, whim the of Prussia wee shout tea millicas and a quarter, seenrste statistics bad bees kept, and the remit snowed a yearly ininii• of from three to six per cent. in the population, is that it had now a population of nearly 16 millions. It.rlio, at the time of the peace, had a population of 160,000 ; now it was probably 400,000. In 1843 they had about 30.000 mars women than men, which wee not ee blab • proportion u England showed at the last mans, but this proportion existed is Germany only bo red the seventeenth year, previous to wbielt there were more melee than rennin. As to longevity, there were six per cost. of the population above the age of sixty, and women lived the longest. Marriages took plus from the 20th to the 21st year antoopt women, sad with mes they' ranged from the 26th year to the ilth. There was one birth to every twenty.iia of the population, sad three per out. more boys than girls, with an average of lour Widnes to each family. In England every sixteenth child wee ill,. &mato, is Preside every thirteenth, and I. Austria miry eighth. The increased proportion of festal.. to males is illegitimate children was v.ry striking, amounting to is we seven per treat. The proportion of protestant. to eathelles was as five to three, and of Jews there were about 256/116 Is Prussia. The number of eonv.rsious to Christianity the latter had increased more than fifty per Ben'. a= removal of the civil disabilities by which they had boss fettered in Germany. (" Hear, heir," and apples.% In which Bir R Inglis joined.) Ttere was a ohm& for each eleven or twelve hundred of the poorMAlthe and a minister for every sixteen hundred. As to edemillim there were in 1846 three millions of children " liable" to go to school from their sixth to their fifteenth years—that is to my, the parent. of these three millions were compelled to pay 18d. • year for the education of each of their children, sad the eassequaos was that comparatively few of them throe million. were absent tam the schools which govern. meat procured for them. He did not think there was es Unarm of the children of even the poorest alma being takes away from school before the completion of their fourteenth year. (Hear, bear.) Govennaut provided up wards of 26,00 P schoolmasters, all of whom were compelled to Isesta for two or three years in a training seminary, and to pm as ezasinatn before they were allowed to nudes the vccaim of teaching the young. They bed NM , tore training seminaries in Freesia, of which about onte.thied were cotholic, sad the remainder protein test, and the character of the Writhe] instruction Air et is the elementary school. was either exclusively catholic or protestant, searediog to the majority of the locality in which ' the school happened to be. The children in the minority 1 were allowed to absent datesseleee from school lifter the usual etudes inurectios had bees given thee, hot it was tapers dray remand that they should be ins:rueted on soisituall matters by their clergymen to the time meaner se them& jarity were being isstroated in schools. Teo higliembresehm of iodisation were aloe provided, and were with the mask of all, high sad low, under certain conditions. Afar do. ladle., et some additional length, the apormindy admirable system of oduation in bra throughout Pestale, his Head less, easoladted amid math *misuse. Various quakes were asked by the 1 of Oxford, Si, A. Isehe, end °thus. sad a unanimous vete of thanks was passed to the Chevalier. 1 Ties putout —The ',embus of the amociation and their hied. dialed together lam evening at the Town Hall. Up wends at dOO were puma. At half-pat 6 o'clock Professor lielimes Sea his wee at the maim el the retied ensue table : .roes NW Islam extended down the hell. Seward Thorn less; 11114.,Mme way ir, titled the vbapreeliesee their; mad the disargaithed peseeme preerat were lt. Drools re il lire ‘ tre (the Ferule sathememlier)' the Chevalier Bunsen thentlem stabasealer_ _),the Illisef Northampton, Lord 1 Irgledram, Lord Lilted. lord Weetteehry, Lord the Ada m Ills Thom ad Cambia_ Anal m Isenayarte). Bishop • Iftiomorr, the Babe, of Oxford, the Bishop of llelealleiller, the Dun of Ely, air Harry Isglis, Mr Marks Lyon. Sir H. Ds la Bache, Sir D. Brew.ter, Sir C. haled" Sir R. I. Murchison, C. B. Adderley, Rm., M.P., James Heywood, Zig , M.P., C. N. Newdegate, E-o, 'M.P , Rehatt StepheneWs, Rot ,bf P., Professor B. =Plainest Willis, Professor Phillip., Proheser Powell, Mir, Trefewar Faraday. Professor Sedgeriek, Ospeehe Winsictem helm Taylor, Bee., W. Mathias, Esq., , Dr. isliniii4W , WM= Samna, Eq., M. D. Hill , Esq , H. Guam, IL Vienna. Dr. limit, the Vice-presidents of the Association, he. he. Dinner being coechsded, the usual toasts to the mem bers of the Royal Family were given by the Pre sident, with as especial illusion to his Royal High ness Prism Albert's seal in the promotion of schwa ; awl thereernor the learned PROFESSOR roes and said he the lionwar to propose " The health of the French the Pruss(a % )(heater, and the other distill „Old.% V s V ai 1 wholtp d honoured bwoi rl ad v a t:Lh o e s ir . plo t. thli pessodless by their lowliest. Wele toe they bbd dome biers, and Ii• 10011111 they always would be ; but far Mete wakes* were they whirs, as in this future*, they Wealth with them such Imams Wutlectual power, assn MA M. stores of valuable bilormaffea. (Great cheering.) K. DROUIN DR 1:1111111, the /heath anthiseador, rase initholo grlst eZere use Is 1.161. Itself I"sake. proxy , Heh w obs olYd v.d en tha t is mo thi hos. otellm o re a ge sdag e Chevalier B i r e n t sr e ) fr ili t e pleasure le show hie hasty gratitude for the Mgr hones; Shy had leafleted apes him. If it had been his heltate, as • Fresehmen, to visit this pleat town_ al hantimilem forty yeses ago, be would have loud it t_tiewttli implements a warfare--ell bully, eagerly fa' ritg tile 1110.0•111 of &silly mutest ;r=7llog l mae& (Hear.) Now happily the mesas woe elleeMed. (penes.) As a private individual, lie wee sesmiens in bashility and unworthiness to speak be fore the Ithielelems tatiees of the different branches et twilight Oho as u W, but In his public character he pir anhas& s mattes dist led alwsys been, aid war, a worshipper of mime. (Lest elmem.) He wee, se it were, the living proof of the rseelition of Frame is England--of the greet tank theme t, bees bag, @gr tee lams, mimed ia the =;bal i el r e s:se eed is the 'damages of the intemineml ssw Ueda alai odium (Cheers.) H. wantimertily. - thanked them, end la man he begged is mamas • • ema . —that of ellse weenetim of nialiese Worm Teases and Begiaad."; (Great ebs tr i miler BUNSEN, the Plinths IlhiitteteXho ems very wermitiiesiied. observed that kie lam. mileagae, the am beasedisr a fnace, had se well stopmesed all he amid my, that remained for him to de thew to ~as witk•ll eat he mid. 'He meld eater into- the her Vat the 1 1 110011 sifts ettphith at Wm the *imam& tim,Mbitalse, the ambkri of uhlvertal ono!: TOlosis.) Bitinblie ha so, it was under the Melia, at • oregre =that be had a meet t• propsee--ose th mast 'hi IN 'Oheir bouts, " The Properly of tha British 'Sir the Advisement of Sciesee." (Grist Nobody felt mere `than 'ha did dim *h. . toe gent to be delegated, being si h hie • opm 'af their Madness thenhomm hill ht_ihiihe Ist by Where= others of the eenstrymen. lie bed how te haat the ere of eat ,roseeledes for &el le/ bia to the Kitt ssemb Atewar • geerMr/ddiet Member. =now 10011 i 149 peso ,alim s agnseSsette greatest IMO, din =1 idarer=2l o ll l ll .l 16. 101101.1 1 t. of rai= aN. k eal ;•:, Amhht th e light INS *Meg wend em. , Mire was the of Berha,g6l6llllllmesmiate he Oman) 4 4 PO ibI LMZ E. hail" Aillifflo=•ihi Mama hist WM. ir elmetaitheir Ashok. to asimims aud Oho smeialtios •Lkesew= dwell pellhb toile wortgall chophouse Menthe it sad began ''' I 'Dorman, ad Ththei r hell wog 111 ^ .db' Misies4pa. dash ril etsme•Si Melia mad ft ' ' ' ~ sad Zemledel had Mama 0, preed el he la thereeme way. Bat hem other lollit eat to them be discharged, whisk **British Arr workMaatelem*lNktbe Int; woe the meet importeat isehemewnrj ii ell." ) The Bret exempt. De. strait Wanly say, let . wee made 211 'mere since The Bridals, Ain*** ,bid: ken eihabbihgd new up yude of 18 Parc I. the Nguema* interests in whisk they were asm . _ European they mewl esiesee, he trio glad theayr hed in easeesery, and d was eg" wary that its mimes; elte r a d t e t t es e re attend ,• mid be believid thee was be 'Operas , tf It Wan tree, that oa the use side wee mespeolassibie Memo : sad on alembic wee , metal to ell. Atria few assort es the •besehte whist' ' hetheastlisir eampeeed of mom ahem lives keel bees ' Y.diiaawd to odes* Irtre ealloulated to wader es ther= , the Chevalier shortly tambid ea the liberality and h lity is which ell word rewired here, *hick ought to MIA ovary Kaglicalas prowl of hie °Pantry, ani to make him .• MI Meal maim oF the Nited Onablidand Agri anlinod Sedt4 emit see is the CI *Ossiliteina 1401 . 61 T. TM elosw et Om kende end MIK am most 41•11olia dl• At the anon is the smile lim Beal et Lansdale pre. aided. Oa his right en Lad Resephem. Colossi Lowther, 11,1 P sad Mr. P. Ina hit left the High of the il lite ldi H i t. r. C. Ruud, M . lILP., the Mayer, de. COMM were laid terll2o% taetail I 1 away el the meet respestshienatmareby and ta. Mafia oaths hetria. Tho moil introductory toasts a "The Qum," " Hb Bari "Sham Prime Albert, and the vest of the Royal The Army sad Navy," Win bees drank wish usual hamar., Lard BROUGHAM am and ma alsest to propose a lean which I am quite awe via hem toe at this stmont. I mean the health of my Masi tea my left, ouroheilman, and the pneident of this ecelety, (Cheers ) Them knotting more isapertaat titan that whisk has ocea• MUM thollemankra of this ameektioa, namely, the prow dem of ,asieninire is ear mine country.—(etteen)—sad there le nemeses at the pramot time is any past *four coun try to whom aphelian is awe deeply Indebted than to oar noble shaking betimes el that river and earnestnees, sad that seventy and skill whisk he knows eo well hew to apply to every subject that intemelle him, end is well, hap .pily for the oommenity, he from time to time telem a part. &am he succeeded to his ample Menem the death of the lam lord-lintenant of them seanthe ho his spoiled himself to agriculture, se was his beemden dap modals* his fauna— -1 cheers)—btat indeed many mom die me &Marge noir duty whoa it is their interest an do. • (Chem) Ittoesteeteld ws see so emelt ba•l farming he various parts of the country ? For it is the duty el eery tamer to be the best farmer be can, sad it Is his interest also, yet God trot we do not see every man • good farmer. la vein of him who, Meng begun only tarn years ego in admirably useful mane of agrionlmeal impeevemest, and this great work already by hem performed, it is needless to add more. We drink him Dot miles lord lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmore land, bat In hie carer connexion with sir pretest meeting as valuta of the But Cumberland Agricultural Society. (Load sheets.) The Bald LONSDALB said his noble friend bed done no more the fauna in attributing to him • desire to pro• mote the prosperity of agriculture, and that, too, more for the paves of advaacing a great Rational and independent lateral that from any bene fi t it would confer on himself. Re believed, indeed, that his own private interests would be best emmilted by applying the many he devoted to evicultural improvements is another way. He bad thought it his duty to in. ct • good deal of &Mottos to this subject, in eteemquence of the pendia positioa of Eng land at the present moment, and circumstances con nected with it, which he viewed as of the highest importance. He was glad to observe the general feeling throughout the snag with reforeste to the improvement of evioidture, is order to make us indepandeut of otoer °ma'am One proof of this they bad is their present meeting, which wee not, like that of Penrith, the ousjoint assonatica of the two counties of Cumberland aid Westmoreland, but as assembly of aviculturist', connected only with the immediate locality of Cordele. Nor we that city inappropriate for the holding of ea agricultural meeting. It was famed, certainly, rather as a manufacturing town; but nothing could be bows this that manureeturen and aviculturists should (Cheers.) They were each other's best castomees. If the one felt distress the ether mast be sickly. (Cheers.) But, more that that, the neighbourhood of a large town was meat Inuefinal to agriculture. The y all Mew ma principle, that for what was taken from the land soneethieg must be returned. For example, a great quantity of manure was neesmartly collected in large toms. This created an intoler able nuisance, which, to many Pecos at the present moment, iacreassi, if it did not steals, some of them fennel maladies that prevailed in differeals parts of the mintry. Bat its re moval to the adjoins( districts would improve and fertilise their fields. Much time had been misspent in some tarp towns on a eoutioverey which had hem rein en ea to the respective excellence of liquid sad solid manures. There were plane laid ter moveyteg over the land meandering streams of dilated namare, no dirkeent from the pare mom. ten streams of the country ; but,. uaa agrimiltitrist, he ad aimed them against this water g system. They would Gad it very exponent and very unsesinegeable. From what be had done himself, and from all be had seen of the operations of others, his opinion was they must rely for good and certain crops on the solid tenure. (Cheers.) The effect ,f such societies as the paint was obviously to stimulate &gni:antral improvement, which they must all admit was possible. (Chien.) Landlords were doing much to for ward that object, so were tenants ; and at no former period did Ragland ever plena so respectable and la sagna a let of tenantry as at present. Landlords had their owe difficulties to contend with, and in some case. they were not able to make the requisite improve mean. Bat be thought. under present mountains', it they could once make it certain that agriculture would M emo profitable, there would be so link of capital or latent moo to embark in it. (Cheers.) With these views, know hag the poorgiao which were now pot forth is every part of the mantry, and mein that Bagliehmea had n tailed in the pursuit of any object they wished to attain, he bed oo deepadenay with reference to stivicaltare ; and he hoped when they met next year they would have as good a tro wel helm them as Md ever been looked upon In this country. (Loud cheers.) The noble CHAIRMAN then proposed "the health of the high sheriff," which wee most cordially remand. The 11101 i SIiBRIFF, is returning thanks, observed, that in being thus vinaimotly knight before the meeting, he felt he might badly say that, like an unhappy ebieftais in the east who but lately received nektons) of death, he was iadedd tM viefin 'of eireamenstre ; sad, the on• happy Meek*, he was sunned to the imaialgeat coosidsra• Oen of hearers. (A laugh.) It was his • earnest alike to discharge_ the duties of the high office he met mererthily Lied le the sedelarties et the community, turn Y me mud wafting . to hfs Winos to And that his hmhle edam _van had ham se limemmily naive& He MEOWS it the deity of the high Medi to attend all such estitie._as the prosest, which hi did amaidee highly ben ik OW to entry. Ile did 'het kat is. unbounded pro. rgi'art aantipate the alga of ealiclealpeaoe throughon. nekt hut, to rep tai the obeenntiem of his noble rat lirsorerrkirl Lord lirourbw• at Pearl*, if they might net r e :c a d% w ie l si sz li t a e li t z ed w o o s ul i t t lay:govern wi pa stltatt occasion he lamb, the hMo and phew boar feed together. Itio LONSDALB had the genteel @dished, in lieermlipiehe the health of hie noble hied on the right, When among them he was suss ney all hailed with simitl (Chem) It was not to him to refer to thehigh li =in the state whin Lord Steven= had filled, tbe ditiefehhed ablitise he braless se the discharge of wily &Win he might hadereeke. Set to some at once hems to Me partimihr beelmes et their meetitg, he would cap est whenever his Noble and honied hind wiled his le Mytislag, gookwas alwile the twair.• At the boo reorhk eedellag be noble friend *Ade tame teat joss sag vehishis :elienrections as to IS. importing, ,et halters keeping amornitii This hadoolitedly wee • mid Micah sablem. Waimea Milker mhos he hM.S M aim the hernia of Lord Ti. toast etint ik = l 4th all the wow* " good • . . be.* 10011110 wia lli a g g nikalwriedshig the ins said—l am y obliged le lon wer the kind way la whisk yes have ay noble frienirs pommel, as also . to MKS very flattarisg, I sheukla r ersggerated man wer, lif MAO Wilms whet my health. No AMU isles point la' cridok I en y agree with hint Mat h• asCorwrirsirr4fli decided. auashment to stiff fcw the windward claws of the moununity. whoop.) may dill ham alma hers, and many hat bars Planets afprovies of lainswree whisk they did net Mink lemoksseA • Wm, arias and well-osnaidered ' affeation for egilealtan, ale *ldea I napeodelly, but very firmly and emodeadmegy, take ham to differ with tie= sod to sot apes or sone icy ups ono sub- Net I Mier had the Nest doubt, and I behave so mw can UM airy datibc It weirearereil Wiest pseperly sad Judi timely by sty noble Mosul hi the chair. - It is** greatest delmien th all the wield a IMMO* ea the part of more to eappOsoi—oe it is a fraud ea the pert of ethers to pretend— that Owe is a mailialleg is WWl= OP the hiamirtiel, sad Arms of tie comae why: (Chem) Their • OW al the same. (Mesh. ) As any noble Mad mist handy obssreed, If egekleirars is iliwwireufferfoirj maseastell is pretty ran** . ( FAH* vas ward as what hy m bl i i fo l ic site getirtmsen of them lasatlafft- Thaff . Welit tsar el the NONA 1111CCS If it were so man, they *Mg Weather many mesetuted with merlons sande, of =premien. fanners, in rupell as ether Means of the senamiality, it they would sea m to oat ether the remits of their eapsdoess will be wee, in the am en of their different ;Muds, to oseagmobs d ygtt. That lignite arias. 117 noble Trim* has gives yea she instemes, I win mats another, and nitre et a niardeable okerester. My noble friend bee adverted to the enemy with which I insisted es a. Imam markt that femme shwa keep se mmelle. My habes'frisel MM. that it ismensel premat mein; tor like tonne to blow *Whet 'lndes laem ; bee, mouse,Tepper he lases to one year leedhstissi of • al, hew Isk• his presise rt ist from the earperwace of the heir It htierlY trams he keeps his meows with tolerable . t he Vast wide be Is the dark as to the L mesh of the partisan: promisee. sad each serrate psalm of his commas. (Cheers.) I don't pretend to he • farmer ; !oink is not someriey to be a fasmor hi esise Isom the fa pormaos of tide sabless. I has lied a •cenmatideated to me a peered from . • pewee 10 pabilah weeleat brains se oesatii—a art of isoid.fora mount-book; of mamba his THE BERMONDSEY MURDER. REEXAMINATION OF THE MANNINOS AT SOUTHWARK POLICE OFFICE. We time embliod on Saturday to give only the ememeammeat et the re-examination is this ere. The reselles af the depolitiom was sot over said 3 o'clock, whim the where were celled ea to sign them • is the seams et which promediag Me. Hammond (whet, whin eallad,did set appear, being, es was stated, ill from as sneak of Mambas) war ensconced as having arrived, when his miasma was she read over to him sad sign. d. The wh amss rmeselly were then boned over to eppeu at the Or igami emiewy be be held at the Central Criminal Court aseareing Onti ose IL The prisoners moo them salad ea to stand p; hut, ea the affiliation at Mr. use, the male primmer wee slink Ih mode 'Mimeos the aroma of Wog extremely di; mad . he leaked so. Mr. Slow, who had pm aria et the teeth of the demesel, here prodead them; upon whisk, William' Craig was esamised. He said, lan • illandia. I hem szemised a sot et artificial teeth I. the pcomeass el Mr. Mow. I undo them for the dimmed, Yr. Patrick O'Connor, is Jew. 11147. Hwy Wells ammieed—l reside at No. 4, Belleell4ollo. Beemeedserl Ml eat the male primmer it tea bar (slam she iiseasel), es having am* to my father's lams sad lamella depeesyworth of Him as • Masday. I meted him what male wean haw—whiter prey. He laid be Ai set situ which. He treated that welsh would bus the quickest. I told hla I did sea huow which would Lees the giddiest. I told him we had se white; he said he would have the grey. B. /old me the IM., aid Marini the lime to be mut; rand fer a pea sad ink, sad wrote • diactoom as • bit et paps; whisk I gave to the boy Walsh, who took Mete *ohms. Bp Mr. Rimes—The eahlseresst was at bone at the time I spoke to Mr. Haman, is the yard. TM servos* She t eso l mulu m ilt s ie Asa Ta t e:. She is ein k h e r. 4 de namesake A:mak the it Walsh. I mete to Mr. Hayward yesterday about it. did se Una for the first time. I somata Mr. Hayward, sot he in. I was takes there by my Whew, at the resent of Imposter Taus. It was about • aseetk after the murder wee ormasieed that I hest/ a it. Tlie boy Walsh tad Asa Taylor emit the warier at the mum at... I had • comersedos with my Mbar about it, bat he me told it it u the ammo time. I mid what I hear Meet ft ekes spoke' to, Just what I kayo sad to-day. I have read about it and 'pekes to others et it I have not read the amounts all through. I have wed Webb's evilness ; I spoke to him about it afterwards. We did set rood st together. Parts of it I did not read. —What are the ;pans yin did mot reed ? (laughta ) I read DU that was is the Penne, bat sot all Met appeared is ether mem Hamlet Yermer—l cony stay Lem ha, Meet the amen ter isle. I mamba bans le the mlithheadeeed et WMlaverines ea • Friday, arid heerleglide dined lady bass Mind. I saw some pelleama Meet the hew Ile. 3 se that N ow t' the. e•Airdow before that Pride, I we is that herd, sod saw • panes Mow* the Weide of thei ems No. 3, Ilimes•plaes. I saw shot pane (dsatitykog Mn. Musing). I maid "If yes please ma'am, de yes wait a portals to den year Nem r She mil " Orme ea Medal. I Mid I meld met. She shed me how mask I we eld shags fee flaming pert of the hams Imelda I mid Impasse ; sad she desired in • * mese la She alit me to week some binds. I maid Imediest Is Mae, sal hod cut my head, but that I mall Mese up Ste lash Mims. She said she had emiell keit heck eel heet lash* basil the der before. Ski mimeo atedesiil adgiadathe heals kink.. I astiemilasee Mmtiat which wee white as if hem lime, sad she asked ma la *ea lam farkm. • Res I meld set do it es menet N. ft hand. - we Mies arable* the testa lama (The hare illseelled the lean Misuser as tlet eidr ress Mersa k the hems No. 3.) Whoa rams IC lie Imiole please, Ile mamma What. " Give it to Ss di ; ' smay awl she nerd, "I will." . She gave Ida ..lei g, has Ido set Mew what it was. •• He ease is sad out mks I while' woo there. I Um with ay fatting sad waiter is =l:llonnillaint• • . eldos—reem smut to Mr. Beimbrido. la mirmlat Mning aissimg te my aeasuir's Mese ea the 13Ik• de i t L egust thientihed Sim primmer Masaina) He seat sa that day to No. 3, Itiaverliese, bet I meld an Sad it. He west at hisaaelt them, mak betiegin lest a. Math of bendy, Mn. Baiabrides asked hia it kia win tom mean& nal he mild. " No, she's gees nada, oresny." rumba my mall whether his answer wet ..illse es t hate the misery," dr " I have mat km isle the bet It was alp er thl other. By .14. Mini me 6 WM 11l the hem lay ing the tea like, 'Ma Ma. Heiehridra salad the cooties - of May Lass live opposite 3, 11 = pima sad semmeller mast Mrs. Naming go away Si It cab is the Mk .hegest, about belteest Owes d'ls*. Saw M. Wean came at fin, sad knock at ski dee4 Mee top et the wisdow. He asked me U I hat some his wife. I sad "'icy I - saw her go out in • cab: Be asked whether she Ind my leap with her. I oat " Tes a geed deel." Be asked what time. I maid theall hatless three. He this west ever to No. 2, and there. Sophia Payse—l live at No. 2, Waver--plma _sad no collect Mr. Efimuleg_coming to my hem es the Monday after the minder. Be got over the wall late the pram of No. 3, and lisp iklarite of hum that day. Oa the Thus day befogs *Waimea r saw Mr. Meaning Pulse ate the glides will sisekisg WI pike sad drinklag War. That was about• quarter before 7 o'clock. Be yes talking to ale sad an ad psdemee who lads. is my home &out Niulway matters. Ha was Mae Moet 20 'mimes. It jampoi dews radar abruptly, mil s& be se meat, sad mat go sad dress. He that weak ism haews k • eel I wow so merest hia that dap .I waist me gees a• sssser pasteems, rod did fee Mora till 11 e'eleek that IMd set OM Dlr. Wesallog "Mean My. an an me he was blit bora& Mat I %al* nothing el how *boy lived. TomoiglimYsmaz-I an lifieger ha the Customs. I base Mr. (nosier for 10 we 11 yens. I saw him cos the ce Lesdomobsidge, about a quarter to. 6 o'aleck, was towards SW Mr. 1. C a ha l an, of Ms' • one aersalated ,shoal Mr. °Tosser. I saw Ids litlreat a b c lal eight or tea Weems has. Be we t e m three Mosta walk from eesties he ems B eige. 'j mg im . wee ea the (IP io Piii• tide. r ezcits If ' lis. Ilia sighta him beton .1 .10 01414 marl health, as well ei I Mr. Bodkin here hi that Woe Agrippa la NV 4"21% he eight, dap hem the time' but ming • tb• lily whisk unleppily mmetiadei them, end by whiehAllr had already km one witneas, it was desirable that the NOM; Same of the other whams. should be token as early MI Plelibie. lie should therefore propose that they adjoin* the see seta Wedeseday. Lowisbuo Tito naebee of Meeks for Um ntotropotio, 172 ; their return do not in are treated by Rodisal m ted by the uoion officers ere, fur the county., 694; but 111 comprehend the cases that prints practice. llmantww.—The returns motion' to present a favourable character, and would them to iodinate the gradual departure of the epidemic from the district. BUISTOL.—The improved state of health throughout the district notieedth my twolaat communications stilt Qin are inues, and imafident hopes entertained that the epidtmic will was remove its &ado' preSence from among us. Brutticonant, SEPT. 16.—Our correspondent under this date, says: " I am sorry to have to announce that a decided case of Asiatic cholera ventured hem today. The locality was Lower Prentlee-street, one of the filthiest parts of the town. It Is to be hoped that the disease will not spread. The utmost exertions have been made by the authorities (imperially by the board of guardians) to remove anything which nateht tend to produce the scourge . Generally, the town ciositianes in a very healthy state." PLIMOUTIL—The health of this town matinees to im prove. DIVoNTOET.—The deaths by cholera reported for Thurs day were 10 ; for Friday, 14 ; and for Saturday, 7. There are atili, however, a large numoer of came, although the symp toms appear more hepelul then were csbibited a week sloes. THIS NATIONAL AtIMILIATION.—Yesterday Feing the day apoointed for.the offering up of a special application to the Almighty to remove from the country the pestilence which at prevent rages In ft, the metro?olitan churches were deniely thronged, and in all of them a more than usual degree of solemnity was observed. The visitation •Inis in itself beta so were as to leave comparatively few who have not suffered directly or indirectly hom it, and It was pro bably owing to this circumstance that the recital of the spe cial form of prayer seemed in many of the churches to elate an nousual feeling of devotion. The sermons either of the morning or evening services, and in some Mee of both, had reference to the existence of the plague, and contained innu merable examples of the visitation of ale by the Divine venganoe, and of the efficacy of prayer, repentance, and humiliation, as a means of removing the wrath 'of the Almighty, and the suffering consequent *pm it. . TOWER EAMLETd REONTRATIGN COURT.—The revising barrister. Mr. M'Christie, eat on Saturday at the Cosrt.house, Wellelose-equare, and went entirely through the lit of vens. The busbies was merely formal, no agents, either liberal or oonservetive, being present. The number of claims was 48, of which 7 were rejected on various grounds of illegality. One objection on the ground of non payment of rates was held good. The proceedings termi nated at kalf-past one o'clock. POIST-OPVICE .ROZBERIie AT CAMDRIDOE.—Many have been the rumours and great the dissatisfaction ex pletive to some alleged robberies having taken place t e th e r Cambridge pot *Mon During the last four or five months we understand that upwards of 80 letters have been Moles, containing gold briar, rigs, sovereigns, belf-sove re*w, halves of notes. two halves of • 401. note, cheques, railway shares, sad other property. So daringly home Ukase rob b .indes been carried on that it was deemed expedient to have the isepecteetenetal down from the London General Postoillse. who, one evening last week, at two different periods,. pasted fear letters, two directed to framed and two to main They were all for London ' and would be in one bag. A. taegraphies communis atio n was aide to the London *Mos to inspect • certain bag, and it was discovered that do two letters addressed to the females were purloined ; but when the answer was trans emitted the inspector was suffering under severe diarrhea, and could not leave his bed. On Tuesday last the dwellings of three paeans connected with the poet-oMsr, Scott, Nixon, and Looker, were searched, but nothing was disco. vend te at all implicate them. Tee inspector etiliremaina in the town, sad our own police are on the alert,. and are =kin: all proper inquiries, so as, if possible, to trace some of the Mien property. It is hardly credible to what extentthe public are plundered in this country through the Post-office men earcially in the General Poivoffice, in Loadpp, which gimp to be • nest of thieves, We ourselves. some years back, worst porloine4, hie - being potted at Ceenbre.fge, can upwards of WI, and for which we could neotr obtain the slightest redress, or a cly.l answer to an ingni One baldly ever takes, up the daily papers but the eye f on a Past-4Am robbery, perpetrated either by a clerk of wise years' stasding),or a latter-carrier. It is no palliation of the offence to say that the subordinates are meanly and miserably per; but it is pretty certain, to prevent starvation, or at any rate to keep up appearancts, they resort to that dishonest practices, which they would scorn were therpsid properly for their services. Only think of Fost- elerke—mm of some educe tion. and even talent, waldng twelve and fourteen hears it dal, for 19n Bd. a week, aad surrounded with wealth, of which they have every facility for helping themselves ; and lettir carriers and country messengers entrusted with inesporanit 'Moen being paid Bs., or 10a., or peewit 12e. a week. Due in all these robberies the public, and dot the Toat-ofike are the Airs ; and why is this Meanness mistimed ? bet isisly to gratify the silly vanity . of making ft appear that the penny post Is • profitable affair to the go*entasent, whici is just as ridiculous as to aspect that new the seen laws artirepealed, the shilling duff will yield alOnsYl• s'ileviititi es when the eliding scale waste existence. TlMre is ens thing certain, a great reform is wanted in pita affairs. Posesatsters and Jerks and letter 'errata must be better paid for their ter ' vies, and men of respeetabilty sad honesty ea acted for the office; and thoegh it might ant something more for Post office managemmt, the patina Would be the stilts in the end, and would net ohject'to Wks the pension enjoyed by the Doke of Gratin bnie the Post-ciao remise, to con signee the neoeessortieform.—Cainbrielye bedeseedieri. ARRIVAL' OF TRFASOIL FROM CAUFORIIIA.-00 Saturday 78 tens weight Of gold dust from California and dollars from Valtser4i, were placed in the vaults of the Bank of England, 'brought by her Majesty's stitli Calm*. The specie arrived by special train from Portsloutb, and was removed from the Isidon•twidge Termiaaelin 20 vans, drawn by 80 home, and steart.d by thepollee. It was con tained in 1 .400 bores, value et 2.000,000(. Mantle. of which 100,0001. le in gold dust. { ~' ~, r ~~ ;~ 1 ~~~ ~: ,; ~ ~. ~a,