The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

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EIW PAT lIXT IMILLOLOILIX 0 OX. lama. war BLIOAX. 1111 awl XOTILTI oraohle EX TAT OX, we wawa a oposorsw. a r idos = RADII IWO, Ploaday, We Own Or kdr MCI WINES.—RaiI sad to any statism Is lediado.ddiltiMAN l l l Mill roe dr __ Md. 444, pa dna ; di 1.1 . beak. 411%. so- ss..•••••.; • so.. : Owed =411 .. SIAL; 144 444. le lir • row indid4Th dr ai n raer, 3 M er rad V= 41 44 rem ..... 4r. =V= ...i. 0.1- kw*. ass. 12 i.. 40 oppliall II Bitter, dad M m ild ALES, TAN St. dad pot Oka: Per. Isoosi. Lb. id. obi Ow obi abo. 11, per II paws. dolhoroi within If mem of WOODLIM 1 noroool. ohts mai& IL tea Pub Miff .4. HE BEM' sad CHEAPEST TEAS and mai IN 1131fILAND ere st an Or 4.. ol too 0t441244 of .4 sal Co, l's 141yt Witltalool4o4.. Cosy, 0001111111.1, OMNI O.O IM.II MPINS L 36. id . It. r 4. 24.134 ISO et ; flab evatosi Tem b. rt. Seled. NM 4s. Tau odes leas rinser ese ser•sedror fres es may Wiwi resew or WNW Sees es leelesed. • setae sumer free !acme aorta ;eke. W ALTER S' PATENT MAIO MCC I NOS IL sootr ß Avariw. CITY. WOUND sad WHITR TERTH are i;pssabis lb., le Forrei Alimaiii sit so bail, rot le se t wairoelee et hot. lOW WS lee ...DOA ig p.m Wcompraial ot Ogeseoil sone rola. to ai IrwiabaiM• wile bmegrietio Teak .oe th• SSW IDA ale Emma r o x is tkoerom. se'rtremo WAY MIS Ili lirorwr.: le II *owe d ertili d erle= " l== 11 01 14 Ib ialemoWlrreli lefileh aid ikre i ti lISS ' Maisie Oileees. Iwo en alai A- ar 0 re ile o. li. ieriersoilm' me lie elmeromee lempelleelleeemblis. 1144 bp ieweine iimiewileiteion W DISCOURT la MILDICAL Swam 1 •-7 45-Zigr wM aNa s A. • 4 elms matiatosoroil Witiectir PIM; R. CULVERW ELL .. g... lasilaa ram la mon•anl • 160111. OM al am a/ MN* ir wawa. Mom .b": 41, .., • Tbe Pbriskey / . o . 7lol.•—fas Pries l. _, i.4.11 . 1111= SA= Te as MA al aim S. me. T v bt 4 1 fp rt 5151 . SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. DIWASIVII W4trIAT lbllllOLll NS LAIISH IP. AL• boooblat Me la _Wilma lb, ...IN. of Dna ad. TO.IIOIIIIOW, Raab I b.. =VIA MIMI oral Wan babe foc 0 REEIWIOII os der Ile iks owebal attar ..1 am. Ablitbasi Tmlor Wil abo or Wadaolob WM. Oreanabab owl Orsorri Aar I alb* aa awelmilt d vitarbas be alip pow elem a t i a C.IF 11l ILFr i lrOesevi liwaget. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5. 1869. - _ IV • 4` Abb. Ala. „eta Larks T.l Is" ROYAL CREXORNE GARDENS. TIIIIIIIMAY,_ jest L—RIPSTIVOS at Ile OILILID ram,. ICITIIILLI Nei SALLLOOII 1•0111. OM Iwo not mu& NM g!a_ril a in l ium mizzArletf t =gt= tatisiTtra.. impromil rola will l i =At eiik . "- Wr4 rl kesa ..L eauretra el as in 14 vors aims sawast !.• rm.= Balm' UM. wash Law Is Moe &Mai SIM la. . DAILY, at $ deka (sad on Non*/ sad Bear trai ; l ar T al_ sv:l a A 0 1 , !4 , 4 6 111:r lie efel. ,_ The MU kleemeetat ONI D 11.1 ow toodoom ea).— . lI T . Romeo* . le ellien. De Saha% Tieilles es the Thee pea for 12 slomPe. Deed lie. Ss Asia. OUR ROADS. TO TEN ISDITOZ OP TIM 1/11.11.311. boldly aim that half the number of our dad berms me unnecemery. Kr. Jam* proved Mime the Imam " Met err home drew 11 tens three miles in boar, lei sae gig bores dew 41 pie* eight airs ma hew, IS ths DIAIRCIO• M. mfr, ire bow oily lo le low the . amotte hiebreuemed thealeser• Jos ilesii•Osa, 'Or wheels of all carriages to nut cm so keg end incemetelly Mind in Friday-etreet, Chespeide, the Commerciel -road, up Eelget•-bill, the Corso of ram, Re., wed my sat Im proved. Them ism and of the distracting noise of the COM, its deer, dirt, end I had almostsaki dr.& of the noble bone donee. The beaset omnibus, once in motion. would almost go of keel, ; sad I need not add that every catnips on such a mid consolidates and unproven It—the heavier the better— , twi da t aid.a.d tke mass of our preeint creel sputa of paved streets, , sod gravelled roads, entailed by every wheel to diet end dirt, watering, scrapieg, sad picking up, not withaninding. Only let the brewers, coal-mrachants, omnibus proprietors, do, persuade the diSermt paving board. to change the position of taw kerb stones (tor =say are already almost on the 'pot) and the thing le dons. am, DIANE F. WALKER. West-hill, Wandsworth, B.W, dept. 4. TIM HOUB3 01 LONGMAY 410 CO. The eatiesseat of Mr. Brows, and the death of • tmeaer parlenr, Mr. Onus ,have naturally directed steatite to this, with sae essepties, the oldest house in the trade is London. Las seem of flair other well-hams fastitedkme, Us origin is lark la eirewelly, although, unlike may of them we its able le Mee the Ilemter, er, at say rate, the AM of the dynasty, is the pewee el Mr. Thomas Longtime'. When the house senmemesi beediese we know not ; the lint time we lad the sme Is as the tide-page of " As Imlay tem ger lines of Beenly mid Virtue:* published in 1726 by J. Odes. end T. Imam ; gad the same year we lad &hooka' Whisles's Madman same same. As thistles. despise of auk besie wee the Ship," which la 1730 bosom the Ship sad Blatt aVIIIL" What became of I. Gaon' me menet tall ; bat Is 1786 we flu t Thome Lemma alone ▪ Omisous, whisk be mem to ham carried on very sac. al said lie drab, is 1754 ; his widow earthed him, e i ma ilki A is 1702. Os the death of the end Thomas Lem ma, • mime, of the some name, succeeded ti the business. He le wale Mee bees • ma of nicht ezeropluy character, sad vadversally eelemead for aprightame in badmen awl M Ids barieleir Is primes Rh. He died at Hampstead, ,iteretsg eons ; George, the sewed one, M.P. faskib se, muss Matinee, in parteereltip with Job. Diskieses; Rdward, the yousgeet, was drowsed at ma; Themes Norton, the eldest, succeeded to the hiatuses and to may good pours of his father's character. The businms, preview' to this time, had boss much Increased by the perchm or empleitios of IMO of the best copyright& et the day, sad by mein meant. with a large 'umber of the hest homes in the provinces; it had alto teen largely eogsged Is the American trade, sad, to the honour of the booksellers of that wintry be it aid, that after the declustioa of lade paimee they did not repodate the debts incurred as coheir,. Mr. Owes Rees 'stared in 1791, sod moors ohm. were' became rumor, sad the bssinsee wen corii.d on es Lemma awl Rees till 1804. Mr. Rees retired from the hal ms et eddemaner, 1837, but died Sept. 6, in the .me year. la 1104, Mr. Como OTIMI, a valued amistiuit, bad entered into peenerehip with Mr. Thomas Hurst, who bad got toge- ther a Urge washy huminem; but it wee thought de eirehl• to welsh his services, and the hoz became that of Lamm% Burst, Rem, and Orono. From 'Ws time my be doe/ the greet rise in the torionm arid Pawed Os her. They published kegs eel imprneive woks, snd ammei the test position in the trade, • positou they hese bort ever elm. About this tone they Woo engaged Whig in the old book-trade. We here before us at this sesinest sae of their catalogues foe the year 1813, costaislog =it articles to came ems Dr. Seediest to cam& • of the tenth eseemeadmest, 'inhale' he bee the whets Bedlam Slimy to hammer. Is this scarce end mime =. mime we Ind the celebrated " " new Is the British llseues ; • I= lessilea," meted ; • Granger*. " Biomegibmil Dlctionary," TPA ; • Lye's'. • Loudon," 6601. ; 11. karma's * , 'Dieeissary at !Walk's," 4201 • two mimes of Crommillons." M.; as estmordlsiry of Casteste. Wynky• de Weeders, and ether printed beets, me seepesed r date bees 1646; • seam weemblege of "Clarriiihne," sad may other articles of • matchless chancier. Bet this old-book room te 01 the thine of the pee. We reetembee the last of it at Sotheby's. Ls or about the 1734 the beldam of Mr. James Ream, • whol, eels berbeßr Is the Bore, Mks failed, bad been am qa,ret, sad slois, with the beleens brosea by Heat, plead the hones at Lenin tins front rank sot only of pat haters, buts. ar6el.sslo booksellers, as at this these their country belli•NII i.e MO of the first, if not the very trot is the Row. Mr. Bent nahrttenstely got mixed up in seer bill tramactioas with other basest. the trade, and wee cots yelled to leave He left the home la the early pima 1626, sad died ea inmate of th• Chartmhoses, Jam 2, 1847, seal 72. The Tear 11111 ushered in mother pamper in tie pen of Mr. Thomas Brows. whose retirement was garotted so ewe* es twee leer. Mr. Brown's father, Mr. Chriatop_ _ Brows, wen, like bissealf, well known la the Row, by bevies :1: kis Nether* ; be Ina apprenticed to Mr. Richard bet leit that hoarse for Longensa's when there were bat theme Wm arsistants; here be remainel all his life, gad thew "raw was en assistant in any establishment that peewee' men widuity and integrity, or with an matews d Inaba it the latareat of hie employee that could be ea einini ; tits bIIO4DIMII he got through., even at an advanced i=il ilia with (learners, prea, sad expedition, was rommishing." and, as may readily be ewl m m& been a greet favourite with Mr. Lo • smell legacy whim be died is a t i r. led Ms. Cliablepher Brown', great frith& was Mr. names linen s IsOy Welshman, who canted ea • verge Whew at Ni. 17, i• Me Row, having begun lib is porter to Mr. W. Jelmeem. et Ludgate-hill. On reagenise MEW Mr. Wiews, Ass WWII Longman's, amid to eight hl. ; tbq Wave to have hem ef kindred hetet., end lveas left him tbi MA of Ms bliss when he died, in 1803. Hs, however, did sit last edgy it, for his death took place in 1807. Ws eon. rob - Mr. Thome( Brown, who received Ma death. id = Marital, where he was the contemporary of Charles allaLloyd, Coieridge, and Le Orin, entered the bossism sd b is October, 1292, and was apprenticed in Darnater, ha the sum par, and in 1811 become partner. Unlike most =gahe has all siortg lived is one of the homes by the Ono, and elthougli no longer a member csa• eat make op hie mind to leave the domicile of nearly seventy yew. During the term of his I:ensemble Mr. Brown rare awl the cash deportment, and It is not to much to any that to as beam ia the trade hes there ban greater regularity In the payment of amount., and sloe in what is of so much eon sonsurri la • publishing hours, la the keeping of authors' sceseeds, se that there never was say shall erg or irrocide rity. La author could always lama, at slated Visa., what wee wig to him, sad whoa he might receive it. We bops Ilsr array years to c ese to KO the wed-know Wm memmeadleg the shady court of the Mallows' Hal, sr enjoying the quietude of Asem-enense, or Othillot _the picturesque erchitectsis et Warwick. egeMe.l/4. Brews lir memoir of the Beekiellers' Provident Willellme; end be wow regarted the Ilemeetlers' Retreat es lig mar Me sepia weeemiss. Perkepe he etwdel sews is raise the bones to its c ~.., Me plea edepled by the principal& of Ikea WM Mm We le thwti—a plan which as menleil eel the leMeimelse et Mr. Br., Mr. Orme, Mr. fleswen awl 1116,Wee Mr. lids IL Green, who hod been spreellsedte Mr. West Is 11117, Mows spanner. This gralsorn.wlrs be be Merge et the esmory department W ..„, la .. s may museWegperleereltheeld firm Lem ma. Mese. 0..5, Wow. and Hew. Mr.T. N. Law men pdd debt et wafteSit lde hems at theapsirod, Avg. M. 111111.11 by 11W rm. Hs serried Mi. Slater, et Merisses. eat by be Ws serwous family ; the pmeemal =4..wen seism wrier fingoow. Hie Mr. ibises mend am prim la 1832. Wimrm seedier ma, if weliwille Reny abilities, become partner to ISM, eel are semeW, Mr. Reba*, another grailensa who we splemelisell la the home la 1826, sad who kw many pm 9 .ls =aluil it la the emery, was la 1666 miceleed lath The be trim Inds seder the pone el Lew Mem. tilts'. Wipes, ad itabarlw—Bodrasikr. Cm or Lori** HOSPITAL Ton Dusk's. or 1111 Cap" baroara PA/la.—no armor d err yollevel SI di Wm Amiss WI gook yes fdf, a walk pi gm, sum FINB ART& 8042 E KINIHNOTON NOSEVIL —The Raphael drawings salaited daring the lest meamtle it the &nth Ken singles Masses en sow withdrawn, for the purpose of beteg photographed by Mr. Thursto• Thompson, the photo womb's to the Department of Solana sad Art. When reedy, they will be offered to subscribers at the same vary seederste prtoes se those attachrd to the photographs already Weed of the drawing. is the Leaven the British Messes, sad the Cartoons at Hamplaa Cast. Mr. Goner hes brat to the Masson twelve Oilmen the Mil remorkshis being Dubode's pcetmit of Bass lieolorer, almedy well knew' by the ertp•vbeg , the is aim • way good Matletepe by Lineal. es Anglin Stream by Creswielk. a Dar Inks by Raft, "The Benediction" by Webeler, • Milt pike by lama sad the picture of a rovatry Ors lest sight of Limbs plod by Quirt* sad Frith. We should lase to am anew* kilowed by many ether picture collea.ors, An Exhibition of Works of Art by British Amateur Artists la, it is esimmuni, to be opened early in the maxi year for the beadle d as "Home for Young Women segued is Day- workers," is isentotion founded about four yews ethos by some tennoloot Wile of Malls.- nom. The place of exhitaion is met yet inmeeneed. A number of interesting sketches, by Madams Beacham, of mum Le Africa and Amelia., are being exhi bited at No. M, The large *tars of "The Salutation of the Virg*" by Memnon di Bas Primo, Lately exhibited at the British Dietitatios, has been presented to the Fitzwallam Mamma at Cambridge by the proprietor, Mr. H. T. Hops. The Raffaelle Cartoons at Hampton Court are in 0011111111 od beteg glued. This is very desirable for their pro- Metals, bat we apprehend that from the unfaunrab'e con struction of the Okay is whisk they are placed, they will be peculiarly exposed I. the vivid reflected lights which render gluing always more or less objectionable. Tree STEPHENSON MONIIMINT.—Mr. Lough has completed • model of the emus of George Btepheasos, with its pedestal, the monument intended for Neweastle-ca-Tyne. The height of the figure is 7 feet 8 Maus; bat the actual oestieg model will mowers 10 feet high. The Agars is up. right, and attired in waders outman with a plaid crossing the chest from the le .hot der--a valuable adjunct to the composition, ,ae breeldag the alwalate Dew al ear mama pastime; the right bend, h•diag • pair of collipin, rids at the broad, •ad die WI ea a lesonetive earns of vwy early fora. The Wawa is good, earl the bad Is profoundly thoughtful. The pedestal Mendel far ths eappert el this stelae prolate at *four wales tyro of the Mew asormary to raglariwing works ; then we soradiagly • navvy, • biackamilk, a pillar, sad ea azilsair. CRYSTAL P.A.L4CS. The last show of flowers sad fruit this swum will be held on Wednesday and Tbursday next, and from the umber of entries already remised a very extended range of stands will be required. Ms Mese and gresabonae plazas, as well as for, loth =olio sad hardy, will be numerously es idbited. Paelales, scarlet geraniums, balsams, and cocks combs have less .Nand largely, and a very morldasalls display sleet dowers, yriaciyally roses, hollyhocks, dahlias. Chios eslaws, lie., is anticipated. Of belt thins will be • very anismive Meow, of fine quality. Tbe peouller feature of this show Is the Mame to amateurs and cottager. ; this iatonetisg ponies of tim show wUI LOWS thou equal say haw yaw. The moderate rates of admission at which this peal feral and horticultural display la ixed—ski., mews es Wednesday and one abilliog on Thenclay, will dostdoss mews a large attendance at the Crystal Palace on them days. It is saaousced that the issue of the half-guinea tiekel lo progesadsg most lavowably, a large umber hasty' Mseady lass applied fin. THE GREAT EASTERN. The great ship, which has for so long a period been one of the great sighte of the river, which his been the gibe of many an old salt, and the sultjeot of so many grave predicates modem its utter failure, will leave tier moor ings, itocceding to present arrangercente, beta en die hour, of six aid eight o'clock tc-morrow morning. The four faded vends or the Woolwich Stedupackd Company—the Petrel, BUM, See Swallow and Ariad—will commesce ' reaming frees kluagrellad-hAdge at half-pat If a.m., and will accompany the Boat Seems to the Nora. A numerous piety of workmen were emploodi yesterday is the comple tive of necemary work before her departure. Is consequeses ef the peonies opinion that the Goat Eastern would leave aSaturday monism at that time, from a o'clock the basks of the river so Woolwich sal other epta contained large numbers of persoes, spay it whom had travelled during the sight to edema the pest ship oe da passage. The gloomy predictions which ever is the first plate was riveted have sot cared to follow the whim ship did cling to it, sad them who lavabo faith in pegrem, or are endow of god easeemes, vintage to tell the waY that the Gnat Bodies win sever get clear of the Miriade semiotics dela river, that she will be grounded epee moms shoal, swing with some tide, or 'crow the rior, to the detraction of ail mode reatior up or residues. To each an. tided have them silly notions bait prevalent, that it is stead the indemnities will not insure the ship until she is thirty ant at sea. The difficulty of pomading down the Thames is,wo en cadident, very greatly exaggerated. we believe thews are but three plata in the whole leasth of the river, front the opt at which the violet lies, at welch may thin like dithoulties preemie themselves lie the edema ship, sad with the moat odder, care they may be lama with perfect safety. The Ord point, slier isseles her uat Deptford, will be at Blackwell. awe the river to • very sharp bend, at the entrants te the ellooke. A short distanoe further down the river Is whet le selkd " Barking shelf," • shallow extending nearly amain the river, and leaving but • eery moll &mail of eullieleet depth. At Erith there are whet is called "Erich Bands," which consist of • end-beak main woes the river; bat this may be pawed with theillo, by the amain of dos pretentioe. Indeed, thins are nomthms d timshms laden ship which draw peeler depth of water then the Great Weems, which per up the elver madearily he the Omemimial Decks, without whims say epos these weeder's' sand-basks. The made in w=l , l Groat Heaton will be taken dors the river is one wheel he. bees carefully erreapd for providlor against anwelties which have been lb liberally [mashed. There will be two powerful steam tugs at the bows of the aW and two at the eters, which will take the great ship either, ae it were between theta. The paddle-eagles* of dmildp will oleo to portly iretitsd, end at • given signal, to be mooed by seisms/ Sep or otherwise, the power of the tugs will be o gled shirked or larboard, fore or aft, se may be roillittd. la sem of the tide taking the bow of the ship ea she le row deg down, the math of the stiendsat smarm ens be regulated as may be required, end the great ship oats be mentapd with certainty and almost mechaaiod precision. On arriving at the Nen the ship will take I. a quantity of coal, and from theme ewers to Portland, near Weymouth. About the Bth It is expected that she will leave Pollard, on what is called her trial trip, which will last for two or three days. Returtnne from the trial trip the ship will go to Holyhead, where she will remain until the aids fur Portland, ta the State of Maio*. Tide port forms theAtlastio terminus of the Grand Trask Railway of Caoads, and is connected with the whole network of railways both be the United Sates mad Coeds. There is • &beet railway frnm It to the great heap over the St. Lawmen, at Montreal. to Buses., sod he New Yolk. The harboar of Portlaad, being fa the Atlantic, le op to ships an die year rood, ' when the Victoria is remolded sates the Lawrence, it will beta the great outfit of a large portion of the eenmeres of Ciro& end elt the mirth-western States, which at present le essvoyed by the &le Coned sad renews is the as. MA aid by the St. 14Wieli00 oa the other. it wee by the renege .Adtherlon capitulation" that the State of Mahn was aided to the United States. its geo- graphical patios marked it out as peculiarly belonging to Bridals territory, hat the importance of securing an excellent Allende steeped hr Ora& sad British North Americo did ant appear to the days whoa the benseisey question was 'Aiwa to be • meet of se mare imp twee to this othetry a preervieg sedan& radices with the govern 'nest of the edjoislag Seem An ussesally ereertied audience assembled at the Gassy of MO'slisa es esieeky elieneee, to whams tM last psrairaresa se Mr. eel MR Garman soli OW. mama. TM sadism moo Addy ismpamd at Wee. sal the sae* psalasal as - A saw sa seams alma Mr. sad Mrs. Rand mass hrirsed to adders Mos my salosolly tealiddi, sad it mud Moll bass PeWeime to th=e fresurtie oatortmiatro to mai via se same aralumisms Mei IMaimeled of do masa. On lreklai the Moyer et Look (lie Pets, Fair belie) Writsissil Oa Lod Ihotemat d Ile West VAIN VIM Illserelles)olle maim he ale Were Mks oil Wei sl=ed Mm-le, the Lod Wagos et Task, sal Mmo Mapes se the MY& air Osemedisa al Lads, us Mow* sasases, sod saw iamb to Ohs ar=ms 41 iii, m • iongims lerpoils Ile Vide& MI la *A tom IHE sranu IN 7713 BULIMIC) DUDE An open-air meeting was held in Wolverhampton, oppoate the theatre, ca Saturday evening, to hear addresses treat • deputation from the London Wks anion. About 600 persons are premst. The chair was takes by Mr. Robert Manhole% a printer; and Mr. Feasy and Mr. Creator, who lerratd the hipestatiom, spoke at some tenth. A reaolution Wining the demand of the betiding operelleas in London to be just and nasality to ill& future welfare, sad pledging the meeting to give them all the eapport in their power, and tow wry start to prevent the meteanito of that neigh bourhood gists louden et the ereplojers' eolleitation to wanly their plates, was tutattiosonsly agreed to; and a place was amid for the meeting of a joint trades committee. Toe letter addressed by Mr. Potter to tech of the metro politan members replies, op to Saturday night, had only been received from Sir J. V. Sbelky, Mr. kyrton, sad Mr. T. Dumont's. Sir J. Shelley's letter vu published to the Expresa of Saturday. Thom of Mr. Arlon sad Mr. Dom combs us pow vablebsui : esentsidp-terrees, Ryda-park, Sept. 2. Dow Sir —I eat erased yourlellar burr* dome the tomato regret my ours IMNlimMils• the taillaadriraing between eerier err preen rater builder* sad timer arbor saa It to whit yob I keen Mr the intimate of sew dem coostrers we Involved hi Min unfortunate dispute. With Eect to Mr. Zara Jerre risks, whisk r yr saris, ' I cord irycopper ; sod bring her d een ewers ( an Monism of nay berliemextbry stir m oored me g i l t M e serer etterion I deed hopirWur span me), et is saint Issodations, one foe the protection th e for the emplopert of labour, sad hav ing os their boor abom 50,000 turret subscribers, I cm testify to the correctness d Mr. Minh Nelson's report, whisk you my also good assault to seed ma. The rear of three iNOCl4lio•l_abow, mi be ben node "reties encouraging ebb* that they raker* eat devised thaw crier orociatior for tie parser d being the arms of macillation, and that they were in fir the TOMB healing many disputes, of a5 .. 212 many misenderstentlings, mmy. Bourse between employers and thswagioyed,e-lik. me truly simerme, " premed many sob of terriers or usefelesse—sots vrh. I well remember at the ilrefinterres rally esiniowleyd by ray isahrlist aspires is tie commfactiniag ffistrir, who ems west so km K = contribute to the heeded the oriel reeekikm, had pennitted the stortesse of seek erdrinikar My opiate* therellen, is, that if the rile air ef *a refer builder by the Cove. they we pesse= 4 l . ..,4 does treks errs sad seder" et that will stray fall, and from pat esperienor I me no brent rears why they should or otter to do 'thwart. TM law of Imler risks meek arbiter's, end elms properly corseted the &rad= et thew hasp raw& to the rights of the sone at toil as be the privilloges et the owner of capital. Red the matter been simply confined to the are or to hours &sparks surely it might have bra arranged with- out worn m much lens to trade, ineouvenimice to the public, sod I use w &sling smogs those whose prosperity and Mumma are ideatissi.-1 am, dm , T. 8. Doncors. Mr. Geo. Potter. WillindiStar• Rugby, August 30. Genderr—l Ear to acknowledge the receipt of your ! letter, Mating that the Master Builders' Association require the building opretives to agree to • printed declaration, el which you have forwarded ► • copy, and inviting the expres sion of my opislon on that document. The derrades has two objeor•-ens to recogsbet the right of employers sad employed individually to asks ay trade engagements on which - they may ehooes to apes; the other to engage the workmen net to he carrots& with say moiety which directly or isdinotly interferes with the anongernents of any rehlishment, cc the horn or teems ef labour. I peers army warms roars the right d army other person to are wise trade engemmeat to whack homey oboes to epee; but I enters tbeg risme* el the eight, se el miry War Aril be tumid by a ere d motel al.* god" and Wel* to that elses el wiry to whit* ram& himself belongs. Bare peter, deed, sera le terfaise die oweloymer et worm r ramply • quart Mrsiser, like - eta hire els karts tbe the pearl of a ler el par; Irk the porkier lesdiso dies adds Mea we mit simariathe sprit st eseilineffir sad ether "nerves race sisassetray would seen he &genre to lowest oat legisisten, la the Truck Arr i Stelsw Wirt kw. briesegreed the mentept at ere sepperesse truer erre= awl end even re klighot profession le Use xxxery, the bar, • the pries of tie members by a system al cesabinellen elm& lee to that which the operstitre Ur established le Orr the employment el lam ' TM err* thus me by so many of to. most elnenied sr eh* seembers Mask* may well be followed by raft um far kw urger eleavielas and meistaiulag the asesalosar et Meeilleredese, and exercising a legitimate • ewer ens rarer in Montag the terms on white *" liSeir. Wm isle It is, lower, new wry Meraffinste berser ia t e r;r d' tem of combination sad It. sr I OM it errs be doubted that errors have been onsuileed is andwarg the of of trades' outwit trick have esnakel is kw end injury both to employers and wolitiwift. Dig while Ibis affords no sufficient reason her eastemsibis Ors altogether, it should teach the operatives rat MOM thesessives of the power of union to attempt Is Whim resturalas demands, in which they will probably fail; end it simaid also teed* employ ere to endeavoar to give a just sigh right &remits he combinations instead of eadremeare to (rush them by starving their workmen into% semetenteep vennasktion of a principle which Is too deeply err bt or Irmo to be eradicated. As it does not conduce to the giber pert et good of any one that employers should hags • belly if Mmentested workmen, labouring under a NON el syymerm, it is much to be deplored that, Meter of molt party maudlin to severe *scribed to obtain an unqual.fied triumph err the other, they do not both rather submit to whaterer wwwilk• is MON. nary to arrange the terms of employment, so as to femme fee the operative labour under ressoneble conditions, sod foe tba employer a willing and canteeted workman ; and I tree, therefore, that the committee in whom behalf you haw written will leave no means untried to effect this object, and to induce the employers to withdraw the denim-otos whets I think they have no moral right to impose es their Men. 1 have the honour to be yours, obediently, A. 8. Avxros. To Mr. Potter, Secretary of the Building Tires. (Stamped ld. Additional.) LT WOPENCE. which were retlkila from them intact by the velour end soarer of a few non-society we. The otonnittee here proiosed a mediation between the employers aad employed, the Lama of which is the admission at the Once* leld down by the entilo3ete at the own. teencentsat of the strike, hot with a modification of the form, so as to soften down as much an possible the prejudices of the mu, which have been crested by the numerous injurious epithets so freely applied to the declaration Ly the trades con forms. la essordeaces with the views of the enti•ctrlke oneenslttee, u expremed above, they commenced a preliminary meeting on Friday, and on Saturday a fall meeting of the London builders' foremen was held, to order to elicit their opinion on the subject of mediation. The meeting on Saturday was very folly *needed, Mr. Wdloughty being called to the chair; the result being that after much discussion and luny propmitiona and amend ments the policy previonly advocaud by the anti-strike Committee was substantially adopted by the meeting, vie., to dirpease with the number, counterfoil, end book, and to relsl the declaration Intact as a chop rats, In which every workman shall be required to give his verbal anent. A de putation of foremen was accordingly sleeted from the meet ing, to solicit en interview with the tauten on Tuesday next, to lay this proposition before them. Several gentlemen have left subscriptions with the com mittee for the relief of the eon•eoctety men, and others have left thetr cards, with promises of their walnut The committee have continued their slitter almost with out intermission; the correspondence I. itDO4OOl% sad from the tenor of all the getters which they receive it Is truly ratifying to the anti-strike committee to Mere that their endeavours to terminate she unhappy differences between mu here and men ass rightly underrood and highly Spun:late& (Biped) Joint llalt►an, Chairman. Joss MOOT, Viol-011691411. Cam erae's= Monts, Smestay. lIXTRAOIDLYABY ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. Oct Saturday morning, Mr. Mark Lemon attended at Oalllm/I Juatioe•room with the view to piece before the magistrate a portion of the following particulars relative to the contemplated suicide of an individual, who, although at present In bat humble ciremeetances, It was *vides* poi soned the advantages of eincatioa whiab few persona is hie position are ambled to obtain: The meliorate not having attired, Mr. Lemon applied to Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, sad placed Woes him two letters, which had been What the /mak (Alkalises' of which the unfortunate writer sodas* a Crimean medal with two deem and 30a, in gold, which he desired might be placed to the account of that farafessed periodical Aiwa, a journal which he much admired. The rest of the letter plainly intimated the writer's determination to put an end to his extetesce, ea he was tired of this world, and had so many isioutlos to em-., tend with that he found it impossible to retain say situation he got into. Feeling that this was a ease of great emer gency, Mr. Martin at once commuoicated with leMor Leonard, of the Fleet-street polioe-etetion, who forthwith proceeded to the address given in the letter. The second letter produced by Mr. Murk Lemon purported to be a fort of will, in which the writer wished hoe body to be given to One of the hospital. for dimedion, and his clothes to some deserving Irishman, giving a pTefaolloll to a native Of one tt o = ar county. On receiving this hiforeestioa, .1111opeotor communicated with the Matrepolitan polies et the Towerwtrest station, whet' polico-owiatablo Charles Cooke, 146 L, immediately proceeded to 8, GriMn-street, To/h -ived, Lambeth, where in an upper nom he fond a Rim in bed, apparently in a very sakaseted stew He bond on the Nor a remedy discharged pistol (maker's sane Hart, of Cokbester), and on turning dews the holtiothoe he saw blood awn the roan's shire, and diorovarol a awed over the left breast, near the raised the heart. Se bat brew lodging there, it appeal/. ahoy niece weds, Ida bed lived hi a very retried way, me arla tbe home laumrlag wrou his with*, by the Wigs appease to Os Dennis Leahy. t a : P w'es about 48 ye+n of ems and on beteg asked lifter he had sate ouch a domporsto otlllopt ea his life is, be easily serrated every drearedralr draasetwil with the stair. The °Meer Cooks instantly essisheacie, sad by the advice of Dr. Dodd, lP" ortlt i tt i fietercrosd, he was removed stance to Guy's HespdaLairbere in at menet lying in a wry precarious state. On further searching the room Cooke found the following letter " Friday, 2.9, la.-1 have peld the landlady. I owe no m toss, ma "D. Lieu 1." a iThave been grievously annoyed and injured for a long time, and by some of the most wartlike. and contemptible. I whits 1 could forgive acme of theca, but I CU leeve them to their Mrs cenecienom, if they have any, to do jumbo when I sea so mote. " D. L." This letter wee addrased in the hoist of the samlope, with the words, "To be evened and read r sad on the back, "My instruction' wale 'found at 85, Fleet-street," the pub lishing office et Plod. As eons as the miegedded man is inflicently 111 be removed, he will be brought up before the =glebe% bat at geermit there le some doubt if he will survive. 1115271R10UD MATS IN THE PAVILION OAZDANII, mars WOOLWICH. On Saturday afternoon an inquiry was held by Mr. C. C. Lewis, coroner at the California Tamen, AIM Ham, os the body of Michael linnuittoged 81, who was found dead in the lake of the Pavilion Oardm, Meth Wool- • 'rids. From the evidence given it appeared that thealeceemi . and his nephew, William Burnett, a boiler maker, residing et Woolwich, visited the gardens on Tuesday evening leaf, sad • were both observed to bathe worse for liquor. TM last time the deceased was sees alive was about a quarter past eleven, in the ball-room ; and beiog mimed by his nephew who was endeavouring to find him until ths Boss of the girdeim taming, be retained to Woolwich, fasoyieg ten deceased had proceeded to him home at Spray's baling*, Plumstead. The next day, however, Thomas Cotten, a men employed in the gardens, passing by a piece of tenter known as the lake, and about • foot deep, disoovered body of the unfortunate man, who waa lying flat on tee TIM body was then get our, when it was (eyed that the dammed had metaitied • mans injury to the fore- Mimed, there being a total absence of the usual indications attending death by drowning. The assistance of Police-con stable Atter, MO $., was obtained, and on the body being searched a silver watch, which had stopped at eight minutes mat one, mu found in his waistcoat pocket. a gold ring being also (mad on his finger, and money in his pocket. The ralet4tien was that the deceased had fallen ha asleep la thetudeas, and that os awaking and finding was locked f u o, he strolled gnat the gardens until he came to the Like where hie body vas found, having fallen over • link need for the purpose of enabling the onapany's servants to pew wont the ester to light Me cenamental kmpa TY jury having vkawsi the met, the Marra Coroner re marked epos the abuses of the meal systpunas observed in ordinary cues of drowning, and mid that some years since Ito held an inquest under precisely similar circumstances, oo the body of a roan who had been found dad in • ditch with bruises on his person. After the verdict had been returned to that cue some unpleasant observations were made; and be had, therefore, determined, In all such cases for the future, to have a pen ~Om examination made. Mr. Illsonaleare, the proprietor of the garden., exprceeed a wish that the fallen possible inquiry should be made into the ems; sad several of the jury havieg concurred in the ob servations of the Corona, the inquiry was adjourned until Wednesday next. TAN LIMN, JIMEDIIII. • Oa Saturday morning Wm. Apple and Walter Border, ekes flidth, wen again examiaed at the Leeds Tura-hell on the charge of being concerned In the murder of Mr. Broughton, at Harebillr, on the 6th tilt. Elks fibidela, a woman who had ouhabited with Bauder, snit who now la pews awaitmg her trial on a charge of receiving a portion of the proofed. of the burglary at Bailey, bad bees rentoved by habeas axons from the Mows of Cor rection. Site stated that ails bad known Boarder for five or rig months by the same of Smith, and also • man named John, but whether his other name woe Dodd or not she rid • not know. She heard of the attack on Mr. Bromides em• the Sattuday night, and the tame evening Beaske and John went to her hones about seven o'clock and wished theft selves, arid then west out. They . did not we & any portion of th eir clothes. Mr boa overloud', about fire o'clock, men Heartier at the Bedford Arms bet rhoute, in Grace-etreet. She did not wok say linen either for Boarder or for the other men on Saturday sight, nor on the following morning. Boarder bad previously left at her bouos pair of dowers and a waistcoat, which she placed between the bed and ame bae", es being most out of the way. She had not sun Bur ke and John together more than two or three times. Important evidence was given by Nancy Winterbottoro, • young woman residing with her permits In Welkar's-terrecie, Great Gordon-stmt. She wee walking with a young man in the asighbourhood of lisrehills on the day of the murder, and about three o'clock the saw the prisoner Boarder in aushille•lime. lie wee abuse, and she parsed dose by him. lie was standing when she first saw him, but he walked on before her, and die had Mtn in sight tor about half an boor. She rooke most poeltively to Boarder as the man she taw. The evidence given at the examination on Wednesday was then read over after. which, William Bury Gower, a bent-bloaker ' of Little Quell street, deposed to being at th e Beef rd Arno on Saturday evening, the 6th nit. Two men. strugers, came in about a quarter past sit, and they were efterwarde joined by Mr*. Shield". William Smith Gill, sesidant chief click of the West Riding constabulary, proved that Bearder,when charged with the mauler denied that he knew his lifwhere Bonham was, or that be bad ever bees tha In e. The magistrates diachar n gfd Appleby on this charge, and Harder was remanded to Saturday nett. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. Dioczez or Norwictr.-0a the 21st of Icily the Bay. John Armstrong Cashion, 8.A., was instituted to the rectory of Pakefteld, in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rm. Charles Bridges, the Rev. Edmond 'Holland, Wm. Long, Peq , and James Morgan Simian. Beg., trustees Oa the Mk August the Rey. Henry Philip Manly= nos iostitsted to the rectory of Stratton Strawleas, In Norfolk, on hie own petition. On the atone day the Rev. &stimuli limy Lee Warner, M.A., vie limbed to the perpetual curacy 0 Little Wsl &inborn, in Norfolk, on the presentation of Henry Jae. Les Warner, of Wabbigham Abbey, Eeq. On Friday lost the Abr. Rev. Geary Brown, M.A., was collated by the Lord Bishop of Norwich to the • vkarsge of Neatishead, in Norfolk, In his lordship's gift. Oa the Mlle day the Bor. William Neiroa Loess 8.A., was instituted to the onitei rectorii a of Bomb St. Margaret with St. Rory and Billockby, in Norfolk, on his own petition. The following gentlemen were oleo licensed to combs: — John Fletcher Burro'', to the curacy of St. Peter ltlancroft, Norwich; John Joseph &drag, to the curacy of Mouthy; William Chlppladall, to the curacy of Bisake; orge Montgomery Bouts, to the curacy al Bergh by Ay lehcni, Charles Spencer, to the curacy of Grist and Little Ellin barn ; George Witst, to the =my of Die, Biderard Wilkin son, to the camel 0 Tatum Tooey; C. P. P. Jodrell, to the carry of Wood Dallies; F. Hatton, to tits =racy of Boat= ; A. T. Atwood, to the =racy at forma. THE RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCES AT ST. GEORGE'S Emig.—Teelemlay there ins • resent al the disturbances width lean Ise sums weeks pat dimmed the paid of St. Geerge's Beat. At thickset)! the Ammon sermon, which) we. preened by the Bev. Hugh Alban, neatly the whole of the angimption, numbering upwards of 2.000 persona, remained Is the church in order to be present at what is knows se the factor's service, which cceenesnees at tour o'clock. It wee so oleo that the main object of the con peptide wee distends that Mr. Thompson, the olturoh warden, edvl.sd Mr. Lee not to proceed with the service. end this ramismsendatios the rev. patients' et once acceded to. —The ehurekwardeo, st ar laming the vestry, ascended the steps of the reeding disk. and said, . I announce to you that the bear fields mune tewloy L eval be aospeadd." Soles Mom followed, apron which the churchwarden said, " I wieh it to be uederstood that if I detect any one enem ies a distarbsece I will order him Into custody." A per son sear the altar mid, " What will you do with him r —Tim disinherited's—. I will take care he is bendy panithed." Finding there was to be no service the assem bly struck up, " Praha Clod from whom all We flow." which they coadaded notwithetanding the churchwarden's remonstrances. Oa their way from the chszeh to the rectory-house souse el the ohorbeere wen enter* mid heated by the mob, who broke into the motor'. rides. Mr. Thompson. the churchwarden, had, however, peseded them, and minuted to eject them. MUSIC AND DANCING LICENSES.—On Saturday the enamel lieenoen of theatres, dancing-saloons, concert mom, end please of ;public eatemainnamet in the county of , Middhers, wee fixed to take piece at the Guildhail, Wed- West _,er on Thursday , the Otis of Oeteber. Several user regeletiess Mee been laid down liar the granting of these *dm Ude yew, end el parties, whether Itome or not, will be required so give threebbe previous to the lad of October, to the elturchwardine sad evermore of the parish, the clerk of the meta sad petty seesioem ef nay in- tided apptiestkm, s is WE: wpm thereof outside the remises sought to be limessel, end the district polies- dom. It to understood that the renewal of the license to the Argyll-rooms and several other fashionable dancing Wens will be vigorously opposed, end that the atom to amps, the proprietor of Ceemorne-gardens to close bit establishment at 12 o'clock at night will be renewed. The magistrate a eve decided that Is all ewes of opposition to • Boum befog panted, tea days' notice previous to the first day of the peseta's., meet be gives, and that in all CAWS the permed attendeace of the party seeking the limn will be required. The toagistrabe have deteemined to Increase the ember of music bootees hitherto unmated to taverns sad pubic-hones. ELECTION EXPENSES.—The election auditor for the borough of Deny has Maud the legal return of expenses incurred by the *mend candidates at the last election for this borough. From this amount we perceive that Mr. Bar's fatnet 6761.16 c 31. ; whilst Mr. Beale obtained Ms similar THE ANTI-STRIKE MOVEMENT. honour for 6711. 14s. 74. The ceadidatere of Mr. Rakes in ns anti-strike committee is composed of foremen CUrred liabilities to the amosiat of 6771. 17e. Sd. The heaviest expenditure stands against Mr. James's name, the amannt end nen-society man of the biddies trades who are reeolittely paid by or for that antiunion bong 7871. tie. 7d. The opposed to the nine boar* movement, to the interference cost of the coated has been more Stan at say previous of trade society inflames gad self-styled trade conference steed= Mice the Astoria Bill. Mr. Wey's ends. were dictation between masters and men in the regulation of the 1,1491. Os. 5d.; and Moser.. Tito and Phines, 69-1. 7e. 90. terms and time of labour. They advocate the entire sad each. APOTHECARIRS' HALL.—At a Court of Examines . ' complete liberty of labour and capital, end are resolved to set of the Society of Apothecaries, held on Thereby, the lst the men free from the ruinous tyranny of society despots tweet, t h e gentlemen s a me estees ere subjoined. and the psniciou talkence of unions. To this end they having passed the necessary e xemisation in the science and propose to establish in Landon fiat, and salisequently gasohol of matelot. were admitted licentiates of the society, throughout the c ountry, aim or .. pl ac e. of oe u tt for th e vb. :—Msears Brit.-at Harnerton, of ElLmi, Yorkeltire operatives of the building trades, end they drip by this gi.R . .c . .8 • Edmund John Hoskins , of North Perrot a ne ) ;' Thomas Join, of Star ' nfeed-bill i Tholm; wane to procure employment for such operatives es simply p s yt teLo rbfi g htiegoie-eale,Woolsid-cosageo.E.C.S.); to "benefit societies," and thus establish recognised William Edward Powell, of Leeds; and A rnold Boyle, of =where masters can apply for men, and whore waken= Southatuptoe (illt C.S.) cad seek for employment. Consequently, this committee will THE POTATO CROP.—Vie regret to hare to state -- - be peraustast, and by no means terminate when the present wh ich we receive of the state of the potat o ------- strike shall have ended. It is hoped to confer all the beeetits that the amoun ts of • well-oontacted benefit society conjointly with the dean- croere gloomy , if not absolatody disoouregbg. The crop FIRE AT CAMDEN-Tows: On Saturday morning, which In various rural districts promised brambly a Met- elsordy before six o'clock, • are broke oat ea this premises of night ego is reported to " have gone back" coneiderably ;in Mr. C. Kellemeet ear om og,. d 73, Co llegestrest, Camden tags of obtaining employment, through mutual sympathy same molasses the esculent hr been attacked by the blight town. The fire was raging in rot wow room and information. to such an extent that it appears hopelessly lost. This de- which was used es • warkehop; an alarm was raised, when Tho committee has been fn existence only eight dam P but UMW amount. inform us that side the return of worm rowly escaping suffo ca tion. The engines of the Leaden tw sostiou Is soissistdir is'iMbu'ld to to recent wet ma th s,. the inumwe with peat difficulty effected their escape, - It mammea vigorous olimaticsia komodistely- It has am. weather the nomad of the diem•• is suspended, and tamers brigade were shortly on the spot, and with • good supply of ceded plans ef action sad opted enmities rooms. It has are maim sanguine. We refrainel at the opening of the water the Ere was extinguished, but not until the lower pert ployed) forty thousand well-written handbills, in reply to co7ll.lhuitc47l7'h"gssrsess"tests"flet,ded,l7 circulat ed, f b r o we . ore d nia'"rs t ues had printed and circulated (principally arnougat the nee , NEWS from publishing report. of the partial failure of the og the premises was severely damaged. The property wee SALMON FOR AusTaaLts.—The Royal Society of the misrepresentations and wicked slanders of the trade con- at that period. Now, however, when the test of soundness and ty sereeti i e has use d... 4 agreed to give Sea to UT wen Insured in the L ofty. bream respecting the declaration, which clone the abundance is applied, we regret that the crop, in a Beat who will introduce , five poked lies full-grows salmon Into committee declared to be a true charter of woad m easure. verifies atiertioLlo which ones aFFre° int"/" .a, the edam% One hundred ponds • pith for saber& salmon s fornu They give at ths ra t e t w o e o f read* pm pair freedom andand liberty. n• ...Jew. mt.. er at 16.4Pmww'''''PP.r" Examiner. SUNDAY: ore also prepared to ., . 1.4, try. THE MAIL S E AVICIL—SOUTTIAMPTON, m.— mite ad one pound per pair tor wend even peek meths; four of which sea re. steam-abfp Pets. Caplets Jamison, left this dig with Beyond this, the government of TBAMIDia is prepared to slated *early wholly of erode soc iet y my°, we wen the East India and Chia mile, 170 end 1,682 expend several hundreds of pounds in forming ponds and allowed individually and oolhotirdly to exPrves their MI- boxes of epecle of the Wee of 437,6011. Amass the pas- eltaneile for the veceptioa tithe noble fish. There are un stops. At the aloes of these meeting. istgo Imam* of engem are Hese. Admiral Deans, Captain Chasten, /Myth gadionably great difficulties to be overcome before this par. non society stem declared their adherence to the views edve- Josh's.. end Mader description of ash will be familiar to the epicures of eres, Harwood, 14.1thersos. Ctuthisrliare, . , Dr. R±,y, Li Wield, Ette_to Cooper, Hebert Torn. Salmon, although one of the moat migratory Wed by the committee, by giving their names, trades, sad 1 Thostos. Hot nave- Bromob - ad. wtilissoaosh Sena, does and seem up to the went time Geer to hen eddretran. Cowley, Whelan:la, &c. The steenehip Borussia, Contain crowd the line. Ills known to unseat every pert Europe The "pkqests" sad delegstee have attended thee, meet- Treatises, left this day for New York. with 40/1 end North Amoeba, sad traverses the tinged There in order ' .7 of Germ= oedemata. 4 .' h m = sl to lad a suitable banditti pleb. It peewee down the Elbe tags to gm" umsberN but have ban quite astable ija " 7 emilthg ettlp Albsen rd"Pali Ceptain Sank, will lam to-morrow for m P et I. reach Bohemia, down the Rhin to pt to &rimer. way to mime the argunteele grimaced by the twalmittoo's mouth, where she will take in the Cape of Good Hope land, end reaches th e CordMerea be the Lassos, arid miens represeatatime or ths handball' they had circulated, though The steam , ship Hammon* from New York to Hamburg, Woad parts of Canada and the United States by t h ill. repeatedly challeaged to do so. They gathered round the doors and silicas of the 23rd ult., man be locket for to•merrow. Lemma e nd o ther large riven,. There coow on Friday laet, a nd by t ease l ed t h e i r nuna h u e mad The steemuldp Vanderbik, with the American mails foe the royal fi s h visited the nelghboorhoed of . a tiwer..b! tat .„,,. Enalead ad FllOlOl , ad defame d the 27th all, nosy be ex• Theme. ; forty ' sus b a .. T ....d, it to sae, # .. waking "" opportunity , IR " ' nearly eve " ""' plated la Cowes Rads ea Wednesday next. The non mimes that ventured up our river eras captured. It wee sad liter ay Sock le Plato by Marne. Theegh begged is will take oat the POWWOW' =Lib of the 7th, sad the Alma, dkrterrred by e, ma bherroce, who efts , gm& F. l "l"." °°° 'Pink to the seditect Mteenately, they would not allow the the Bred sad River Plats mails tithe 9th. sueoesded la taking it ; and the Let edam fre/n w the Ina ve rne see-Sec Sty meekest° proomd mem them • rebate without ALLEGED PLUNDER or THE SPANISH GOVIIIII. termed '.• dainty dish to set etbre the KLa112 . 1,2:c th tl e t nnoenquarable fo offi sk s , psis. and m oan H ar ing the yam or 1414001...1t was 1,1111111011,4 en Bellardir that the leaky n a tters ;IF wows a pou nd,_o i r ia : d ii. ' . 7 o . ff '...' ; , 7,... tpear . sesteopthea pollee Lad remind isfermadon al the snivel la prime. The ass of neo worm seemed amity even pins to themolivse, they proposed apd L .,,k,, o f an du a l c p to government, with teak feas of sewers sad °MAT .bcg 4 " 6B. "" a6 " l " Milig NlTfaar"." ad." 1 " 11 . iii• ill" gik. " ."ll.6 ' frees tot rw i rtttin facade / to 30,0004 establishments have hives the WO" ties the litarmt4. alta Not gather' whit SNP breektog the otedipee width they ,F. state d t b e t t b e re emu se d eet b ay b se t. the so btt e b e ts, e tiodebeis end Arbon ere now tl? prizele d • and Arty pus as evastbs the I" 11.1 Med epee saw Mite door Plaited' , Omapaay's seseoter, having the treasure with tenants ot to amicable rie mg* *e a amen o , e , at th , r pm a mi d g e, bee kW Is email beim. and tea the *els fee the neeroviis. ` Omette.