The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-06 00:00:00

01.1.1.1110 1 . 1011 . 1 1 1- .• • r" -- ...3 ► -.. I • 1 . • i 1 sv l a.._ 2 . F. ,l' 1 2 INF .‘ ... IN e .`,AP ..(I.:lBiii .v., wit , Ln . J . . # • t' r , Ure the three very importer omaniudities of cot- adopt precautions to ward off danger from themselves ; ft 4.N, iBT 1.11 :, Cif 1 l ', AT kr •- -" 6 1 UCE a .TIE . lavE '‘ 14 , '' ) r aBEAT BRITAIN, toe, •all•-.1r, and silk, the Maar exhibited by thew men hilly aware of the ne omit, of conforming in out figures is vyy sotistatory, always rear/ahem, thin ward appearance to the Moral kriociplas atknow- it: Ar ' letti . 4 2 l l l / 1164 "44 , '• Fki!l",___,' ' ----`**.••'' • ism as 05048558 1514Diss , . . . -4 '''Alll ' frau filet to igen the cow • USW,* the proem ledged aa bit s ! in society. ill soy are ab3ve the - r,Querten smeed Year Year ended April n Quarter ended April 6. • • mad 1849. left sod farmer years inc.' no appreoioble partici: of pressure a( ac deattotion, and have eojoroi • - at in. La. A, Ara Ar ‘ .- -AP d l Ar.l A 1 7 3 1 E3 a .---'---- T n •ArAI 1 e 11 . Ara 3. 1 , -- --s------ . r----" ----, thole strange Or events •tiro signalised 1648. opp/tanking tv instruction. They sacred for a time 47. 1147. 1541. 14411. ISM k .... NU. le* 1849. , 849. HD. booreme. Demers. thereme. Demers. Bat, if the imports of raw marrials enable es to in •t o cdf as sea of tolerably well E5500n5.1.....4..... -.- . ............. s. Kir 4, , -- WW - til, , s‘iAn t •-ii:4lffin . 4,a sAir7ms7ras nesAssA 3 333 11= 11/101 a 00***17 sere *air alibi patrol Traits of regalred yes. But inveterate adfishasse, and over. gag. • - SARUM 46361,44 3,1102.111 12.004.02 1,, ,. :1 4 734. 4.102.674 MAMA 1. 0. 181,0221 - 1.899.4 N 1.899.4 N 1,707,90 1,681,836 1,8114 4 06 MOONS ,kW 1,481,912 k 472,401 ;CA • 1 .... 4 719,511 99,07 our answerer, ahem is onethre ran of the Apia! wrens corldence in their own abilities, essilp Tr« - - 9,075,001 !MOS 1,914,782 104961 4.147.671 ' 1 !Ikeda 1,121,9111 148, men .-- 16,6611 4 b 199 - . returns which pirarrin et informer quite prompt them, whonever they flatter thiamine Unite =Lula - Nke* .1,992.829 824.414 2.91 5.317.1111 •.. .. 142.124 . 30;111. no valuable. In asedevis the well-being and the is a chance of socepang detcrioe, to out- Om /mai 1 43 1 14, mese wax, amen woos :moss Itt,soo 194,00 144, . MAN 77,00 Ikooo . *ON sirs st,ots• mese *WO $O.OOO ... • 190 0 sera sonsket of I : a cqb ole sob era as the megnitede rage all laws of religion sad morality . ressraram • •-• .... -----.- 7,411 11,,466 11,70 KW 148,60 51$? * 11.92 S 21,709 18, 14111,101 of the tri ahoy AIM ea Meat conquests, Buell a man has Rosa b r a - each 1 01,0 2 C 1 1,779,156 972.143 279,i53 5t1i,644 455,021 bat on the and distribition of those waa Town& Tit are a sort of bum wild eras /mud ;g ooier mow ... ....... ......... r, 44697 • icis7 30,614 um , lams moo 106 451 20061 sums 475,038 no, 757 'Akita of ad eq}eyeasat which civilisation against who's ble attacks miry requires meats AthlllolB airrs 7 . . t., bi, it x- et ... ....... ..........____....- • ' 127.94 4 187,44611 7koo min 475616 NMI 115606 145,693 $1,448 427,78 1 ' 46,156 MHO his introduced, and cramoree has di ff ered. A poor err on its g uard. Appeals to their rears or their , Mad Loom 13,544,155 12,11 - iiiik 11,015568 11,031,1179 *800,141 1491440 18,615,31 0 12,1132,163 10,787,15 44,667,430 2,266,244 1,30,05 472,672 736.403 and moodicant ant thriftier astir would be charm- sympathies are is vain. Berinieshistimsait:ehed tfftle_usa treits• ts Aar& sr hi& &Inn 9,912,812 mum. 1514539 6.9 KM: 31,115,670 41 - 717,019 7,240.4$ 6,674.147 ',ammo motion 1,266,853 Tad. Deer. Ded. DIM 475372 Wised with dm greatest ammo by the estelogoe of to the etnandosiou of their oisNagerron-riiiiinsal De. =r i Z es = waranalem ambers . Fir, soge sll om 340,830 1ek052 3.612,014 231 111 42$ 70 1114,0 115 554 1 029 791 kerease knted2 4,969 744 4.90,0 21,073.761 5,463,31 4,934614 3,ll**s 4,704:43 19:717:747 867,299 oath- -- - 13 ""N" 5093 lb importationset food and leeriss. Bask a astir retire for abstaining from tkpieslesdia=si • ".' on Quarter 4 ' Total Woad not Moor many deign for coffee and sugar, and and outrage superadded to thesivrilob ari Wren air word its obligstier on reenat of web with ordi men --ers milked Ora and Ark subetantml arida as harm, beef, or sheer, be raw them It gems fib' aggoals 16' Oak The INCOME cad CHARGE of the CONSOLIDATED FUND, lathe QuanTnas ended Apra 6,1848, end 1849. rally more important. In oer own ease, the debts ham curt always be NOW es... Triiirrellhi is- MOON& - . • t k i1844. 4i• 4 1,30 314 6,10 Permaneet Debt CHARGE. me. mu. we Meer for a portion of these 0311232011itia are among pulses. when stimulated, sat alledua !lam Witt awl c°4l "" . ... .. .....-.......... minis 1,1153,678 Terminates Annuities £3.37k137 6,680,414 1,270,931 , 1,177,136 W keying in oar Bekaa we ray mere ourselves 111211 the Mating legislahr is at a lbssistre to NOW ... .... Mike* 1,549,172 Intereetonlhohequer Mb boned to meet Char at Garriatel Puna with safety tbat the ries and fall in the tads of ord. Death doss not aster. And vbillaternons is Taz. Toz .4 . ... .... ...-4.... ...--. 143,90 148,181 NMI* hod , ••• ••• .... --..... ~... ..._,_ 06,640 ;011,319 The ors IJet 'lnes is,vert they debts his a deeper 11411•9 than the reeneskated loather mates prolt, nor Christ'sn's duty. pilot is - ...,-_, 221,000 !WOO Other Charm on the - oMaidated Fund beissee of trek, end repserage with no otemen de- loft is to orgratalate oureslves that tisaupgaskhn of °sw im = . - -•- si or 40,006 Tor advances 149,039 166,11* gee el precision the prisms at those eirenmstanor such bruin as of odor darrostlse piesuallos at are now ..4....... 06.031 • I Total alarm which thwarter foster oar property. .errs, se fen. Alter tl i l=e *Ade Ms lansral d l ll rrssw zatheata= ..--- -.---- 25433 2k019 The *Kam 3,638,268 3,337,102 For the pried under review the fasts ocencelml but gad of Ittrim's fell 1, 2 = idemmasts of Adria= i ..... 74,13$ 175,64$ MAO A 11,053,324 10,800,390 with the great stare article d colonial rodeos are who coal& gurantee the safety d Item , 10.980,350 The 'Mani menu ca kh ha, It*, after providing for the thaws atidatory, as the followiss Wrier for boas eon- er BUILT SANDFORD, if he !Nailed • aura Of Ile di brewed to ildsdraeoet, te be appall to pereff eiderin : ... of that Charier 4.4 wets sorption (Bth Jam to lith Marsh, 1849) will prove : regaining his liberty P mai. - To which ls to be added the earplug of tie Comolidsted Fend, es sane ••• Ogle HP lla Z. 1 11,2 1 17014 11,101 .1 ":06 at Court. : 1 . 41"°"* . T.. " :...t ia" 1: : : the ea sth bp., 1649, in part of the some ..-...) . 1.12 Y 4 *-"'""-'-' llll 4. Foroffa... is 9.236,00 6 I.4Bkeee 14009 I * • ..,,, _ 1 . -• plated by yortiammt 040 the Comalidated Ftuld for Supply &ykes ... 4685,406 4.704,43! • • The prolate. mos* of lhohopter Ms required to meet the charge as the Oamoil- Weanarm Turnaniiv._-Ifeekirelav afternoon. at I ' 1 , . dead Fond, Quarter ended 6414 April, 1849 130602$ _ m WINDSOR, TRllRSDAY.—Yeaterddy aft a t tea 'Wastes plat feat o'clock, As Qum sad Primo essemposied by the royal haft aad shaded by the»ysl suite. strived it th• Made, essorted by a datechaisat of the mead reaindat of Idle Clouds from tows. The Royal Maser party, , oessisted of the Dacha, of lest, tke Lady In atlaso her Royal WO ages, the Detaseas de Spent, sad Sit Gems Clasper. Wass .. MAO 7.40V15S X 514111 memo 7.4!!0" 1,0111,010 7.10.n00 4.3111.000 Mr. R. TAYLOR harlot regaled. tie nowieold wes pet' and asatired, ally Ire Isaias big bdd up in its &roar. Mr. J. HOOLD moved aneDrar ameadeleat, dreg the eakry at SOL ; bat tide was Alia soothed, mad the report of, tbe semmittee was dassagreeita. i t zimontris sea Till 1111110110111 . 41111411 M. A report of the Moder eseriNee rated that • trots don et the amnsittee with the Lord Vey* bed bad an be review with Lord Jebralassell re the salkot el Ow It before the boom !err emealling the he its Ow a suteeteast mart et sidemen k lied been ittl was desirable the previdene imudi be esteried le eisslies is mum= bell, sad that weft terfadments Seidl be rimmed is the erases. Those be=orth. 'gat we ezesptios. bees spool& by dr o. the motion ihst the report ed tb Mier__ se Seidl le approved, id was sawed, as the brows of re saiserin. that stammenebrail withdraw, sad the diseemiea wen mo dule& el* dosed dean. mourt WAIMIWORIS AID NATIOAISINI SM. Mr. Deputy OBBARD mend the edgier sa v ioport of the Threes Marietta& Committee as the of the Hawse ef Cassese in raper of the star water sad Navigation DAM He stated that the dent of the Healey Cempary was to raise 100,000 pions if wolfs deal oat of the river Theme. in order that Se MOM% t se/Slide of the river might have as eipmlolo suit. The tomaittee bad radiated a wiry aid with treater of aerrtainiag what east the have epos the aerigados el Oa viva. The vbortamer, had bees throws out of the /LIMO the paw mat .said.: ; bat he hoped the esearittse wean net be pia vented is that andstat keen per Mkt *trendy oak a. , sum and kooky derby the eatoraer reemea After ekw words trots Mr. H. L. ThrLoa wpra Se as perity of wiertailieg expandlture in matter of Ms bod e the Tern' was speed to. The reports of the City Lode Committee relative to tie granting of a great number of hear wen mad , agreed to. • Os the aide. ANDIRION, it Was referred to the lactate semmilles • men on the expediency of aiming allithisid INehtat eohlt Ode* maenad of three. lir. J. sawed, " Thst the mounittee ro. Woo to elle= sneutimbe bs authorised to dltCw spot Obe eimalser rotexemlln. Me saes of 1001. pm annum tor their I T I MIDERTON moved in en amendment an allowance of 601. The amendment was negatived, and the motion agreed to. The court then adjourned. James Shore ander the cruel persecution which has resulted in his 'rephrases:l id the suit of the Bishop of Exeter, os tessibly-far a matter d dash, but really for preachin g the gospel amordlig to the dictates of his own conscience. " TM resehiliestbaviag bean senior'. TM Bev. Mr. WOO HOUSE moved " That this meet ing deeply lameni, ter the sake at common Christianity, that my dm& should venture to adopt measures so absurd in themselves eml so oppressive in their multi, which can only be sustained by an appeal to ancient and arbitrary laws, already se dammed by the national voice ; and it especially pretests, la tbis.teee, against the whale co of procedure!, not only es najast to an individual but as a eenons and daring, thoigh subtle, encroachment upon the principles of civil and religions liberty." The resolution was carried, after which the Rev. Mr. Sea bless reed a letter from C. Pearson, Beg ,11. P., expresive of his inability to attend, and moved a resolution pledging the meeting to use all legitimate means to effect the repeal of the law under which Mr. Shore had Men imprisoned, and to petition parliament to pus Mr. Bonverte's Clergy Relief Bill, with a rztrospective clans, to meet the cue of Mr. Shore. The resolution having been outbid, A vote of Shacks was passed to the chairman, and the meetingmparated. There is farther widens, of the male hied to be Ibund is Wimpertstiese of Gomm kinds of food. Th. sada= et these comer kinds of food into free awl far mospetides with the praises of oar fields sad the leganay ef our own quimilteribta wee one of the enamel soidsmet bassidel retinas of the first Pest. tariff. The sitiestica bait, is the Ant ph., anted a new beach of trade; it Ms eimaisaid the home minsfeetare of the ease de-eriptisa of pro des ; sod it he. pieced sabequitial and sat/Woes feed withis the reach of 1111111.0110 clams of the labouring poor, to whom every (nob morsel of enjoy most is a real besehetiov. We refer, therefore, to g ossip table of imports with extreme Wis. Bari nod Oonstant Gray have lett tows for Datehet. Itlght Nam H. Labonahar• lift town pater. '7 Ow newsy, stn. MAUNDAY THURBDAY. Three saebet sad royal charities were distributed t• b y = we and imam with the semi fermalities, In ise S ii :M . the eftemses, a preemies wee mod,of yeoman aim id 12 pima el Om gird is the ohm as aquiver), the Rev. Dr. MI, Esaby, , merstary, sad Yeo man. the smiseA, emsompsmied by eitildres (dim boys mad three girls) from the mow Nish I. Westminster, who lad bees sided foe** good Medit . to widgets is thin WIT. The prolamin was Piked at the seleasse of the 010 by the Isrl a p si t i Oafeed, Led Wet *hamar, by the eiterisime. mmd pima et the Cheri BoTsl It. hates, by des Sede Dan e Si. Dr. Wiry. The awn sad elbsouslisvhig tski tide umgeithe seals, the demi servile eggisted for the sPubnsM essemessed. The darn pond Vies the Rev. Dr. imb•desa I isms the Rey. Dm Dr. X am Club LAW Rev. Thome* Helmerm Rem J. fi. , Rev. W. HAL Rev. Z. Ripen, Rm. W. Jones, sad the Rev. I. R. Hewlett. The (hotline of the Chapel Royal were Min. Gray, Busby, Clarke, Hobbs, Chapatis, Bradbury, Martin, anal The ambers el recipients of the royal charities were 30 sem id 30 imam, sansarceils. with the age of her meet gleam Mijeety. d=stthe recipients of the revel alms was an old mesa itit a war medal for th s zciture Guadeloupe, sad a slurp autism ea board the Oa Hoeft id Tuesday' her lisle My's royal bousties wen dl tided at Wideehill to the weismary number of peer sad sW pions, mLa _ameress ogee of sad ether 4irmiss ; iYe, the Royal Gabe alms to a limited =abet et reellids. ST. STEPHEN'S, WALBROOK. An adjourned vestry meeting was held in the vestry-room of the church yesterday, aided for the purpose of considering • proposition for the te payment of the salaries for the sextant year of the various parish otikera. Dr. CROLY, the rester, prowled. The VESTRY - CL ERK said he had taken the opportu nity of stating to the Nester in Chancery that the mats foe the parish estate for the current year, emulating to a large sum were In the hands of the receiver, and also of asking him whether the salaries of the parish odious for the same peeled might not very properly be defrayed out of that sum, s he was of opinion that they might, and said he imolai' aim fey such payments when the cocottes were presented Is his inspestios, provided sash • mune met with the appro. Masa ef - the parishioners. The Court of Chancery -- had &wiled that there should he eight gentleman appointed to est es trustees of the perish estates; that, in fact, their troth should be aa annual one , and that the rents of each year shoul BOCK That Mr d be applied to ro th: m. 7w of each year M . . r. Flight, Mr. Roth, Mr. Vaisine, and Mr. Murrell be appointed by this parish to nee two gentleman of the parish of St. - Benet She/shag ; melt sic gentlemen to form a oornmittes to the Investigation of the sums on the parish In reaped of the eltw.h, for the pad year, to the payment of which the parithes snidely liable." Pilr. WILSON seconded the resolution. Mr. ROCK said that does the last meeting 'lithe sneers, with the ezcop'don ease, had been paid up, and theyTo s a now And that for the fl.st time for many years they had • very considerable fund at their disposal. Litigation heist now virtually at an end, be hoped for the future they would go on pleasantly together ; but unless the parishtmese devoted a little more attention to their affairs they would get into as much disorder and confusion as th ey had been in for twenty-sir years, while under the administratioa of Kr. Gibbs. Mr. PLIGHT, churchwarden, said them was searcely a man is the parish who was aware that they possessed any property at all, and it was by the merest accident that he, from an interview with the Archdeacon London,disoomed that about a century ago they bad property producing 1111. He then told the erchdethon that if that wen so the 1111. would now be worth 1,0001 , and It turned out now that he was correct. The VESTRY CLERK said that Mr. Gibbs bad paid the 6001. which was due boo him. The resolution was then aimed to. Mr. ROCK thought that was a fit occasion to say a word about the projected repairs of the church. After paying all their debts he found that they would have remaining 1,0001., which would he amply stades% to repair and decorate the church so far as was necessary for the nett seven or eight Ora. min mini lbw. ea -- Rem .-. 3.701 MN II IMMO te 2.9 0 11, 4,10,7041 AND 21.000 %WI %M.O. OA ?AN 47,11116 Wei WOO VAN UMW, THE ItXPLOSION IN SOUTHWARK. INQUEST. Before Mr. W. Payne, at the Grapes Tavern, Great Suffolk-street, Sotthwark, to Inquire into the cbcanistenees oonnected with the explosion which occurred on Monde evening last upon the premises belonging to Kr. J. Til earl, oilman sad dryealter, No. 28, in the same street. C. Kemple y said that on the evening in question he heard a noise, which he at first thought was caused by the explo sion of one of the gasometers in the neighbourhood. Horan out to ascertain what had happened, when, oa getting in front of Mr. Tillearl's premises, he saw the candles and other things baling out of the window. The shop was then full of smoke. He made several attempts to enter, bat was as often obliged to retreat. He st bagthwaseededia palling Mr. Tilleard's son out. He afteranude went to a all, door, but was unable to get in. He then went towards the rear, where he maw severe bricks blown out of the range, and by pulling several others out he succeeded in getting in, when he found the shop boy lying partly in the cellar and partly in the flooring of the kitchen, premed under the flooring that had fallen down. He sueeeeded in extricating the boy, who was at the time in flames. His attention was next directed to the parlour, in which he found a boy about 12 years of ege;held between the fire-place and a table. Hama. extricated this party, he next went into the collar, where be found ajar or bottle neer the back part of the front portion in flames. He was told that there were several other persons in the house, and he climbed up a wall and searched every room, but scald find no one. By the mall he expert 'need when he went intothe cellar, be was Lama to think that it was either naptha or camphine that was burning. Tee blue was not larger then a common house pail, and it was witness's opinion that if half • ton of water could have been obtained when the first engine arrived, the fire would have been soon put out Instead of which, upwards of 20 minutes elapsed before a drop of water could be obtained, during which time a great number of explosions occurred, one of wkieh blew the roof off, and shook the surrounding houses. Witness found hi the back of the premises two of Mr. Til leard's deep/liars meek bruised. Mr. J. H. Tilleard; son of the proprietor of the premises, mid that on Monday evening he was with his father standing behind the counter, when he heard a strange noise, and the flooring Immediately opened, and they both fell into the cellar, and b.cants enveloped in flame and smoke. Wittman succeeded in climbing up by laying hold of the joists, and he was pulled out of the shop by the last witness. His father was pulled through the area railings. In the seller were kept oil, naptha, sulphur, die., but no gunpowder. In the shop win dow was some gu np o wder sti in a canister, and there were fibs. in a paper in the shop, which he had exchanged for a customer dur ing n eveaing.. In the top of the house, just below the root, were the remains of four quarter casks of gunpowder, and a quarter casx of tin can containing about 121bs. The loose powder, be thought, did not exceed 30. b. in weight. There was about 2 cwt. of ground saltpetre in the shop. The Coroner having inquired whether the shopboy or Re. Tilleard was present, he was informed that the former was lying in the hospital quite speechless, and it was feared that he could not recover. Mr. 'Tilleard was also maned to his bed and unable to attend. 7.741 — 1 et. The pima neult se the exports for the two maths ender review ie iseldetlly favoorshie. The blame fa mom of 11411 ansents to 206.0001., and OM 1847 to 665,0001. The inseam arises almost entirely in the branches of textile manufacture. of which the folkway/ table exhibit, the detail of Wks Illambstans Oaks pia Lira seiredisture Lin yen Indlisonsheteres Wean wics . Ink lossaislais." a 2,70tA1l Wel 4741101 131,00 WPM MAICO 101,0110 M• WAN sues ANS MUM s man,••• nom 471,C4111 NAOS WAN 114.11110 IKON 01:18L WEYPPIRS. • politica was rend fro. the registered oval whippers of He pert of Laois& Br a contribution in aid of the rand of ilia IMMikil If doss eti . c . oel . rptwa, widows, 80. lb. Deputy PS Os prayer of the pal" emir shad thee the . rad raised, In three 1,1011 Menthes 1701. When necked by the free. ilw land aid egglisd Is the mid ei seeidents.—ROcon• caner: siblit to cell it a Roars had . (Leughter.) =on fund, Via bad boss rani Is eat with this IS ma bed boengeg nesse be the wpm of ponsionan a greater , snalause was asited. The priselpie of the was = a ; en.. Lest year its litlT maims es wal earstahlek and Haft gineral mandnet was now pfteesW sober, and Wm- Iramehe direst reverse of what it was some yens If& ILO itwi the Massa of the mensoeial to the amen Aka a esaversation, the motion sow agreed to, with tow dimniamia. OSAMU. A meat of the coal, cora, and arum committee secess mesd.slie following pants 1051. to the Royal RIMMIND Society, 1001. to the Association for the Belief of the Peer. and 601. to the Tower Hamlets British Daperhosi Society.— Agreed to. OLATIIITT TO NIL aintrius. Mr. H. I. TAYLOR moved the adoption of the report if the officers and clerks committee open the asotaint of the , of clerk of the chamber lam year, end for panting i l e l e r s .rohn Sewell a gratuity of 2001. He said dot inens& woos of the nos-saktrossent of proposal:op mast new the number of freedoms taken op had douteined ouliddersblYt and hence this desiability of granting Sewell the gratuity. Mr. ANDRRTON observed that the Minn ware now paying some M. in lien of aortas freedoms, and that they were snip receiving X for redemption. In fact, the mtpinalnre won u t was greater than the income in this of the rt 7,VATL cou rt li,. B. TATLOR raid that the pneent state of the tree lea question was exceedingly magneto and unsettled, and Ihnt it had reassiaed so, for the last 20 years. Sometimes the Unrest of Manses were called upon to prosecute the non-free men, sad at other times they were ailed upon not to prom os., these, and *us the °separation precluded in a sort of shillyrilally Gomm Incised of having the question decided at can lean gmillimmaL The court were patching tip the sat* ItiMr eaten, and thus making up for their own Ifirihms 841001111 MON MN,NO MOO a".o* 11030 COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. A wort dessamost esestil was bad yesterday at the Cilia" et asis, OM SOS Nis. Ifs Lose NEAros le the sYsk. Jamie Biotin= Rom his orioles, sad hie fierce but unavailing struggle to shake off the seers passionless grasp which the law had laid upsna hhe, will soon be effaced from piblis memory. Thai its horrid fascination is a great mime, compelfing men br pro and wonder at it, not always with tied liter loathing their better mature would make them .doe. Bat in oar crowded sad beer satiety, events, meth% and imposes follow upon each other with dash breathlees heats, that the most harrowing impreadoes are Boos wiped GIL Even during the six days' trial public attention was at times diverted ham Bum. The Bristol aarder, the exposure of the lbs. tastio vindictive persecution directed against Lord Limn, contested the palm of attractiveness with it. . And now that his fate attain, Ross will be begotten till his execution, which will awaken a momentary, languid thrill of btered—the faintest Foible echo of the excitement of the post week. That story of human wickedness of which the Stan field murders form only a pert, is calculated to im press the mind with a seines of the terrible profusion with which nature continues to produce mere animal passion and power. In it are displayed, in the act of inflicting brief pangs ea a few victims, without any gain to Ask perseecitor, enough of relentless purpose sad prompt execution to have overthrown a dynasty. Without forewarning, in a dark winter night, a man seed to a few minutes through &tranquil and happy household with the death fraught velocity of a destroy ing angel ; killing father and son ' dangerously wounding the wife of the latter and her maid—almost exterminating a family; and then vanish el from the eyes of the appalled domestics. When the amnia is dragged to light, it is discovered that this atrocity is only the finishing blow to two years of persecution, which be had directed against his victims. He began by forestalling the father in a purchase of land epee which he had set his heart; he proceeded to iishami him, by felling off the stock infirm the rest afield& he could not or would not pay ; he easouregad and aided simple-minded men in an attempt to degoive him of his estate; he published bitter calumnious misrepressatations of his conduct ; and he ended with the family mainscre. He dogged his victims with the relentless scent of the also- —.prang upon and crushed them with the fierce crushing bound of the . There tiger is nothing shoat this inveterate destroys: to mitigate or sentsalise tba honor which his deeds =dm. . Beyond =limb tesaity of purge" steady semen pith kepi sad ep i thets is no abed gemh ty him le dMierids bin from the swasest met serra=pinee of am. The bailed speak.= hem widithis hied sprang were awe UMW is their seampies the, kiss efp a railway stag, farmed 1111 poseested with Is = d judg. met sal hwaslittemen law plan, =ibis pakten. del= an bit trial, visa only the aeditest tie ability to milt by legal cables. Hisamalsatarob, H gessW more pay and grovelling is Me inalselnel. His tsetse are sordid and nerstridess t likely.= has bunk those ruVsuritatiese of the numericof the wealthy whom 1111 that le vulw, mindless, end frivoloos enemas sonars's= He wee Jalapa of c=f aia br wq welted beim; but himself. HI. 'Up 19 melte LLIM and Ina; the claimer art powfwq s his seep gene e sad tfr ressldag adieus= with whisk be imbed and winged the !silage of biseistiss i Imo Smarm), on bier trial. betrayed an elite ineepasag of 101101061 ermosly Nev use tbe pekes el the mop= listipi is is mere leethesme =we. Tit =re eembeakse of saki. pasha es' . ambled this vaaleenskjelig and Wag, to strike wiia aMika nap nis sad Mel as the 'me ghloomeses is well =the 41 all bawd= intellipst aim elm lust= kW= is the mete meat kt l e i ear ppi. kw more ratissel esd bum= 1 110 eat sad Wks abysms of the hum in whisk dr bee it Norse have set yet been It is ermagarediesly wry to bass the' pre ens of elosoralbsties he the wefo et.sas weak= who make up the balk el peshosiesal criminals. Dee *aeon, leek of listess and moral training is tit, evil company—them assesat for the vast ar ty darlings with which coo pedal law his.teldeaL edecatima, increased facilities for essay ea Last livelihood, restralat and issiatios of the ales* etninftsl• will go far to reduce the =Khmer die pelissiatel crime elms to a misiesses. HIM Ml= methods—patinae and forbears= towards delis -4: —are in their proper yam, and may be in to the atman without as But men like Boaz belong to mother at Thi. ells& though, f , not numerous, is Mat toe to be peeled over with impunity is the arrangements of the state for knerieg the permed misty of all. They are men perfectly capable of calculating and forest lag the con legumes d their otiose; mss who can panes mad 272 2020170 Z 1201722. •Umtiaopsialettbe matins beeiews,tleTOWll CLIR7 klibillaa fissional a letter from the Recorder, airammieg Ina he bed appointed Kr. /Mum, of Illackharn-etreet, Sesame*. preassetery of the said mart, is Us. of the late meibisaery eassafro4 and that u had, is easfantity with akar met of peelieureat, and with the mama of the three ea& at &raiser et the wart, thrown opm the mart, and ideated to roam they'd. eight additional attorneys sad id: banietere. tit ale aeries at Yr. E. L. Th.TlOl that the Una shed& be warred to are *km' sad desks' emakittee. Kr. *WHD. TAYLOR referred to the rearm whi* hed been Abet* la ate Seeeadariee earl Lad Kegs* sad armadas as eassiniena that the Mat disolibo= to the limallodst aM Oily Coate Ommidliso. Thu olooribuil weasuNd b Ant toss Isom Hr. FLIGHT ail, as be held the plate at the door last Sunday, a gentlemen pet in half-a-crown ' and at the same time whisparachinit his egg " If I knew it would go to the repair of the amok, I would put la half-a.sovereign.. ' Hr. TESBUTTS said, sin years ago it was estimated that two or three thous's& would not be sufficient Mr. FLIGHT—Then, in that case, we must raise "a rate in aid." (Laughter.) Mr. HORNER mid be war a member redo select vestry, and wished very much to get out of It. (Laughter.) He, however, begged to say that he had nothing to do with tee lawsuits. (Hoar.) At the same dine he thought it right to put the trustees who had been appointed upon their guard, he he could same them that there would be two cla iman ts kr the money. (Laughter.) The gentleman who sailed him& the vestry clerk had conducted a lumen on the pert sifts parish, and endeaveruad to get the costs out of the hods. Upon what authority bad he done se (A laugh.) They might leash, bat he could tell them that the gentle of the whet vestry would not be satisfied with a plain estaral. The VESTRY CLERK—Who ere the select vestry ? We mut aseretaia.• Pb. HORN RR said be had Ittisied it the other day, and host a good deal of fresh West in ft, which be could assure them would not be trifled whh. (A laugh.) He thought he Irma* feirly treated in being laughed at and ridiculed, as- Vhy Kr: Rock. He wee that legal proceedings e li v i er bees essamagood, but he sped again to say that he sever had meg head is them. CROffirreid be woo bound in ay that the spirit, proms& enteklyae imp bed been S p e ert el ins i ghle k and litigious bat t ea the Mr. HACK sold he had bee. accused of laughing at Mr. Horner. lie begged to say that he would laugh him utterly and entirely is seen. He was cue of those very few inch ridings in the parish who were opposed tothe just wishes of the parish, had carried on a system of litigation for years, and who esdearoured to get the property tithe pals& out of the control of the peshioners • and • afar having carried on tie opposition for ws, and . bein VOW* MS en tirely defeated, lie eame to h im bewail ing, bseasembsi end he might say almost erying,aad _told him If he scald eau& your to get Mr. paid, be would make an effort to pay his (Mr. Rook's) bill oat of the parish funds. (Mr. Horner denied this.) Bathe (Mt Rea), although not a rich man, would net meats his choosier in that meaner. The pariah might stand by him or not ; but he would my this, that he would ems meting* privations to pay the ew , PM , d the PrasmaltpLeadshistace ~Otis, btu &s -nider in order to 'Malt • mare few the lie mersed him is mark as did his pro If itilliffes . was carried on against him, he to say that fore the lastest of the parish he mold stand op and kid Isaias' IL He mould tell lir. Ems that the last puma who app.* him, and la him kinder, prid aa . ,15 of WOOL without self bike pat Oa a to throw days the eZatiM ". ll:l=r t t t him for abeam, di yams. , He bad told the nay wouliat last get "U done thous, so liked turned out, to the sea lir. - smsed Gibbs (Hear.) Mr. HORNER doffed that had made any sash offer to It,. Eck with nowt le HA Phillips. M. Rock had toil him that he would hied cat of the parish way moon who &mod t_o laterfero with hha. Mr. ROCK—It lea *hobos& IMUTItrIZLD Mumma. The City Benessabramer's Hemet of the proceedings in pediment affsesseg the City, alined to the notn of mo tion given SA the appolatment of a select acennittes ea the saline of the reaseval of Smithfield Market. TM men Wag noshed, ?be LORD MAYOR said he bod Mt It his dift hole te Ille Haseredia ia nesemeast of the way in wMelt it was that that amanitas Mond be aneisated.l rird am mans bail bent added to the 110, bat mat of them were menben kw the mistnnellisa dis tricts. (Hear, ben) bees eseermease et the npeemistleas be had nada, he MI been snared, by the Hone-ellee, that =dwell be dam fa the manor till he (the Leal beim emennity of emanated. TM meter wee Merehee panned tin after WON:. He ked meted, at Esi s ane thus, MO Me pablie me under p s aa nistske if bseght AM the empseatiss at the et Lance te sot theembes la monism to the Wren ; es the alba bemd.wbeinee spines the y Was 'silo. Mem the memesdea woo reedy to gamy it , Ai Da li tenTr il tin tot rognll a sh o th i ts ia aseli= with a weft& ea* ast te be lel te an , beer.) AM argentiss weld be tee loopy to sissy out the *we imbli Ste nevanieset sat the itbere Ibeenbt = Met at tie lame dm, they wen enneradjea s *piens Mlividnele, It the govenment thst ray Mitelhosen me assmary, it was wily est the maw shield be blllinted to the selpetells, seise doubt lbw wield Ito res4te ge_wbatesso me seem* _MA AA COMIAIM said he bed ineken to lar. Maildemen, ILP., ma the sableet of the Saithleldmasket eminiteme, end bent that he had been urged to briag the anew bawd by a Mr. Mass. (*sr, b a r.) He else hem* that enema ham manors had been to take up ' th• wank sad had reined to do so. (Hear. He had W 4 M. Ximicleasa that if he (Mr. Copeleadlwas appointed e maniar alas select enamittee, he shoal that all thembannlemems takes Won farms should be missed sod end our. MIIIDEZTON alluded to i r s c iaa wldels bed ia the folly popes et a petit% Yid lath:Wet sou* the sseetel of foolibMid et, aid WI Mist fat: the satessats dim mho were wheal the headatles (Rs; hem) It was se maim Mot Me were led essay vim a samba of the eurema both use Reward to ftrate sate statewide, Wipe bemeat dkr= s den (Haar, hear.) Tin er Awn to address the end spat lio seessol u = et Irresedely Ind yeepdsl, et vseseiles tui she epra at We stl the uswensedslibet provielfts a wh somber et the 1 sua Ma freely his °platens et petal sudsy ha Se ty, what TM L Ci OAD MAYOR rose sad mid Met Me not safght be pined I. ma awkward .posidea if Ibe MinmeM was to =ltbeamed it soma be 'Medea eat wry gnat It a islets was to are every time he node as SIM oommeekolles hem the stir; sad, sus the ppm. essesise, thou sere rairOsi why it maid he Bank Melee ihst the emannitation be bad made should be re alest la dhow (Rosy Mar.) ULM? OR MO DIIPM Illittllalt. Mr. R. TAYLOR sieved the odeptioa of the moat el the Seseadmise sad Chi Cam sea= Whisk sebe rm l ll e i r a lhe si bennty .lll4" Asgrar t eCllgree' sli • of the t, ban 101. te Ma per soma. He mated that • st r lin of :=Zille=l l Lelle a Rod IMPIIIMot, and that the bid not nesenatmded the Maim th e slier Ifte7 - 0 . " - billy kne the sheamtaane of the ate. The modem layteg boa meceeded, Mr. H. L. TATLOZ memeC as as simidaest, that the report ef the ceemittee be nenlsdorSh the empties of the peragrank reemmreadint the tyre of eisile , the Ass la sleuths. Me MIA OA RS lONA MI sew bow maid epee to deelrer l as Wee wrier at Re use Om Oat his hod 11- ersesed. If the was eellegold, bel. H. Taylor) hid se l a t h . Tows Clerk ytes es leesl sus et ews epee the leealliest Whisadss * the sleoulltse, M Rh didullesd that say Masao she slile peoly. I* rho ai r.t NORRIS usilasd the asters et Attalla& Was*, pausal" 11, as stew adlikves to elk Ste LW Of 11111 le i nto the stelbsts of y Maw At the alltillia 11 0111.010 eseeMes the isseelsole etas 4 =is! payable mem these woman ensinesd to MM. per =- whisk wen inn the Chmals, to the et the eregesafies. He dean some got to * dudes he !IL a year; bat herrbe per ? (User. beer.) - Mr. XIMATON centsmded that the dspaty me an an store of Mr eseperWca, bong appointed tows Mak Mr. HARRISON append the reesamanistioa of the committee. Mr. J. HOOLI sled that the d*ib elite elks wen vir ir i NNIOOD and there bad bees ea mono of MI salts smugly is Nis Lord Menem wart, of whin this allete had had the satire mamgameat for 16 yam deAsse mkt _ - Mr. Allisifter g e t'ELAND coincided with the opinion el Mr. Andbelen, that the time had now arrived when dale vaned gaselisa of the freedom ought to be permanently seeded. Illeer.) The report was agreed to. DRAT OP TUN CORPOZATION. Mr. ANDBRTON moved—" That the coal, corn, end flames committee, do report to this court the amount of debt o by this corporetion,and oberged upon its cor porate orli an estimate al the probable amount which MIR be is meet the liabilida of _the corporation gni two years, and the means of meeting such " At preset' t, he said, ao one knew amount the "6 00, et th l. ;o c rI P ::::JAToi, a sn nt d = we r e about sutm 4 4 es, its most eileatial that they should know 4111/they 1" . I L71 F . I . LLTAIB satoaded the motion. PEACOCK, thinking the motion wholly ow meat G T ;;:fn, Id more the previous question. Pia I. WOOD secoaded the ameeftost. .1 Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR thought an annual stately.* rely desirable. Mr. J. HOOLE taM the corporatism kid contracted he lams to the mount of 430,0001. sad it was important to show that their smote wear equa l their liabili , los. Mr. T. H. HALL wok a report se was now asked for had been made a few ego . and it *composted they were so well Mt they bad &mogul a farther mm of MO,OOOl. to haprovemeals: He aiding Milk One was the slightest rums fey the seetioe, or he would lancet it. Mr. ANDERTON havlig ,dlieted, the =madmen& wee put, and anted by to smievity of Saw. PROPOSSD TNITINONNLL IN NA. NEMION AND NZ. WIT. MENA Choir meted els'indrectlea a the W talt lialilla eta, sad .omase esmulltee, M report whether earns more Wang teetiessaiel &Wilma be given to O. llel. us, Zee., deputy, eat Mr. John Lett, tot the invaluable ear. viols they rendered la the htvgApMea end of the of the late wilerstatt. Anse the eh -W worthy *Manua stated that Mr. and et the part they took fa the loves aggtitel na °814:11669 4 with eret i t e r malika llhol. flinci s Se re: et the ' eiketor. Mr.' Pollbelme sod tial,9lollo. mat of a eisiteseeralke wine doss had pr red vim. more them es Om dotage ettlie three Mesetft yew. alto este" baba* ileft ea the grannie of the splosrellea is well es on that Wets wine Inds, the feel papal*" dint hallos teen reimed. Mr. BARCLAY seeended the media, sal said that the gambol& who had, ahead to the bee et a criminal yeses 'atlas, Ileolkaled en lagtiry late the conduct of the late eilksWr, were dlepervila tie herb of the court in a very veld Imager 11* the itmsble sad as i s a t ida bad under gess in brisiftga Wargo egMam ea genet T. B HALL. Vinod %Me uPoo Med arset hem any' perusal Vitamin Ha agreed wft an the h a d m i d =eft 110 keeilleOliat Mum Sala Lett were Is the *mobile MO mat, bat be bidemad sa she bestowal . els single fartlMay tisamober - db. mope. veMik. ' Marl The of net reveres, the mew Mae/ li• inert sr maw bed mew been it weakly OM spun he • wad of 90 yew, mid he hoped it „mid net new in departed from. He awed ea a aims& meet the peevisao qmstiol. . Mr. ANDIRTON regretted that the salted had tees' td their Messrs. Moog awl Led be angessilia., their duty la • newt weleetemer ashler seeetbere of the esma, bene drammze k livall e howieled Ilidlerly ; and It awn woe to wit u$ ~ding, he (lit. Ambeten) *a* In haw hoer me. he was to naive tir ell the ult . _ E N deughs he had blot dimpleibst for Imial page. (IMMIENOINO A befethearsloa sauled; ultimellselg ille , plidene pae• dos ens Mr. 'Lt. ittLoll motel Ibek the Ibodallei eisemssel relative to th a s i =atednet of the mikes. so dal Zig et the !mach ha se. Oa the ashes of V I I TAYLOR, it was elediva : " That das lawn CU* do pew. end by before fhb oat the amaltor of bessesholden in thee City, iisti mote as me freemen troa.these that are not freemen of this ity." Mr. Taleard, jan., said that the shopboy went into the cellar, shortly before the occurrence, with a lighted candle in his hand, to fetch SUMS candles ; and his opinion was that h. must have left the light bunting there. The Ourcaer stated that the kapressioa in the neighbour hood at first was, that there was a far *treater quantity of gunpowder on the premises than Mr. TWeerd was allowed by law to keep ; but if his eon's evidence could be depended upon, he had considerably is. than he was allowed to keep by bin. The jury returned a verdict, " that there was not sue. cleat evidence to prove how the lire occurred," and they wished to add that great praise was due to the witness Kern. play for his exertions on the night in question, and the peat risk he ran in saving the lives of the inmates. PREVENTION or Darrirtrrrox Itt Tlia MET'RO roms..-Lart night Mr. C: Cochrane delivered an address at the *riven Hotel, Craven-street, ferwed, ea the mans far peeenting mender* is 'the entespolin led the meensity of sheen humane, estoeriessea end amprotadised gmerainie of the poor. Having asearibed with awe ainstwesse the wretched sad destitute condition of •••••$=1 1 •••V =especially in SE Giscrie's ia and the e s r ib m . dgratory poor, hi mended to aileelmit dis gnat mom elpeveity was, ff not the ally, at lest* mostprolfile nem Of misal,aadefoossiesest wefts to as esinerenity. To meow* Webs destitaties and tionseltMet Abodeney to eke moo/ dissesefifffed lablerfM ne =t2 ggia doeitnie &Om sr* =strop*, he limit overly vial sad teeeihome ihq 'country shed= Vgent dialer sad bad to all widen's** ac romeodog ties erthstbooseholders know whereleogglyfor He oho eiggested the = l l : Et id the, lie =is . u senet awl he egotteded t if s system of relief sairtaa ... .ft w iLlfie poor to their respective Clid11111• ray pressure froin oriesul peer wadi a sad a uniform poor ream weld plea ilitliotan of sopped to be lightly felt, be cause eqsallysliedboted. He areeluded by, impressing et the wasting the neesseity which e dited, when elegem for rdlof the p Met ees, to holosire ousr into itoit ilea dinairatiar as Ind on to to m wi ammon by all *ablate moms to rows the deem of humane and intellit peenton. FINANCIAL RZFORIL.—Ths following co of a pe tition to the Hones of Commons was agreed to vestry of the inhabitant mem* luso= loin parish of Clerkenwed, held a few dale sloes been very nonierousii. alined, and wee ready for aftif e ths F rt o k tr a g iar o Lab Ilie z =wie" s Of 1 f 7 alle m 4kt doss of Ottit ;Main and bbead the hustle petition of the _ _ tedipsyste of the pail& lietikalrewell. in the Mirbliskti in vestry oomibled. dpoispik th at roar bollegeg chiefly to the miamohatoriog bride& sod portion of the ersoranity, have, in 'conniosiwith the no= 4 :: tikeir doss, /Dryers been to depresolog notwitkotandiog one abiz i i: User. '61.11161 thin has ben on eseneive Of bystamiiillii =dep:titionen respectfully wawa ouch is not warranted by the *k* of *e a rn e ! requisite for the purposes pt poi irperinent_ j that lei dation of this leeriest, year Ipsunemeo ywe to the ha, that in 1836 the government of the 101167 with at lest equal egaisaer, Viell of *WM iss than a t ma w , that you petitioners repostfally but earnoetly submit to your honourable boon *at the prime pies al Justice, as well as the' intooveddied _sceation of the people, imperatively demand an Ismail* *stork to the expel: of 1836, with such tardier rodeo dons u are not absolutely sennery he the par -I=of the date • that you petitioners are y convinced that unjust taxation and all other national abuse, edge* in the pistil theta isa_s t the glee ad-. mama 40. *al d * be -t, how ever. mblik adus oaly la Cleary t' sat eat tilt Public Awe proved to soda arise host vie* monad reprempats- Vas or 1M pas& ; that the main idiot la the present eye* Hu in the nojimi limit** se de femahhe wash. in equity, should he sztomileil to essay oath ea mina taxes. That matioaal enfrapdows have also boon sapperted by undue infienoto m mall dependent boroughs, arising Dr. CROLY said he would sot lietea to thh alteration. TIM vestry was at ma sad, and be would leave the chair. A voW oftheahe was *set hurriedly proposed to Dr. Croly for presidia, and he was shout to leave the shah, whoa Mr. HORN i a?id—Really, Dr. Crain I am not heated spas hiriy what is tkirlibseal simply boseaes I deal hippos to be side. Another Mr. ROI/NMl—lna astonished, De. Croly.that you allow such blacksaardiso as has beat mad la this vestry. Dr. CROLI—I know sothiap about a Überal or • coo wrestles side, bet I lag to say that I will sot snow the ward blackgalldha to De used by a person who calls him self a gestleassa. The rev. doctor that hit the chair, sad the nesting broke up rather hurriedly. THE REV. MR. SHOR EMER. AND THE BISHOP OF REI Lut night a public meeting was held at Suther land Chapel, Walworth-road, fee the parpose of it:premise their sympathy Orwards the Rev. Mr. Shore, sad to milder the beet means to *feet his liberation. The Rey. Dr. REEDR presided, and said that bar* a memos' knowledge of the Rn. Mr. Shore, whom he had lately seen in prima, he could certify that a more quiet, vsessable, and Molfemive man did not exist, and that his Imprisonment arose from a system of persecution that ought not to be allowed to mist is a ftes (pantry, and wen Bab- VelliVe of the liberty and right of opinion which every man wee aageml te. He regretted that it had been left to banonoM~Mi to Ight the present battle ; bat as it bad left to them. let she. salo it ap belaiY• Why did not the mendeses et the sitar& Dame forward and ex press their atialessle-ith • emotion in which their aseon wined. Why beldam Kr. km* alone? Why did not the Bishop of Leaden proceed against the lion. Mr. Baptiet Noel t The Ray. E. 21IISCATT moved : " That this meeting hereby upraise its deep and lively sympathy with the Rev. - SIT* IMAM 111•11 from a mat ast inequality in the electoral distri -- a --- "1.,.. 4 4' want of pettateiaa splint bribery and corruption by m e , * by ballot, sad the virtual destruction of the reopens a l the representatives to tie repainted by the of th e Septolual het; that, in the de:Pante convirlere I your petitioners, economy in public txpendityre, sad geaeral good government of the country, will aer ie b e 1 , 4 7: saanontly euilidained without the be ore-ment mad mo ms In oar representative gyre's; year petitioners therefore wee year hon. holm to return to the budget of 1835 ;to is;, t . such redactions of expenditure en m‘y not be required the neursities of the state; to extend the suffrage to id* males ; to equalise the electoral districts; to give the the protection of the ballot, and shorten the durati on di ; laments ; end your petitioners will ever pray. . ,DIL-Celli AND SNUFF.—CUBTONS SEIZURL.-A pmeel of enteral baskets of offterhe haring been b ee d bi* one of the gnus adpining the Custom Hues fr es " steamer from Holland, the suspicions of the eallal of t h Menu. were excited teat the contents of the pub. m not merely seed-cab, which is free of duty, cm n;;;;Z: seigasatly di covered that a large quantity of snuff in a d and coagulated state bad been introduced and iecorpo ta Z with the oil-eake e whisk was accordingly immediately te e_ • and this mused it to be discovered that s much l arger had berm previously landed and removed from seeth e of the quays near London bridge of a simil ar character oe the same day to its destination. The necessary p et tk uha having hems obtained with refersuce to the plate to with " the cake was to be removed, the elan forthwith mew to Stratford, to the premises of a gruier in that ne i g hb our - . hood, and attired in time to Intercep t the disch arge o f tn , vehie'es which bad brought the from the q uay to rbe premises. Some of the baskets been unladen and de posited en the premises and others were in course of meow, and the deems proceeded on their information to na m e them, with the contents of the whole m the ;tacker" re , m ug" i n the Tans, when it was discovered that a 'Up quantity of coagulated snuff in a sepatate layer •tr at introduced into the cake, amouating to co w m en* mars than 1,000161. in weig ht, and an immedies mime was mi d, o f th e whole, with the vehicles which had been nada available for their carriage, and removed at cam to itte - Queen's warehouse. The of ant had been enabled le arrest the whole of the parcel which had bees strepthi t removed during the day, which is due to the Vignam prompMeas with which they acted in the affair. lu sh. limed that a parcel of the same sort of compomi et len imported some time sinew, which, in unser.. et as b. geckos mode adopted of evading the vigileass ef %aft , • of the revenue was not discovered s , the am it stood that the firm superintending the impemeth e k rig foreign 'house in Holland, oa account of tia party at h a , " ford who was to receive the commodity, es lug parties ceacerned in the removal of the son=z ia rgr e from the quays to the premises, disclaim all Tri participation in the affair further than their isiosv onnita the ordinary way of blouse's. The matkr is send,, orm sideratlon of the authorities, and has excited ounadentie sensation at the water-side, sad the party who was to few. the goods, and en whew premises a portion of there we found, is liable for heavy penalties to the crown. 'DIME PERSONS BUPTOCATED BY CHARCOAL-- During the night of Tuesday three young wom en DIN suffocated by, and one remains in • hopeless conditionings, the effects of sleeping in a room where charcoal was lamc int,. This startling essualty occurred at the Nu , K Miss Caroline Mann, who keeps a boardinteched at Ha 2, London-road, St. John'cwood.—The name el Se ceased parties are, Eliza Tidd, aged 21; Fanny Caste egal 17; Elisabeth Griffiths, aged 16 ; 'the name of the ft sufferer, still living, being Annet Pale. It appeased these young women had removed with Was Mina's att. blishment to the house No. 2, London road, a few days ego, and that one of them being taken ill, stoat boa to bar friend., and returned to Mies Mann's n•ablishmeatcaTue. day. She appeared very ill, and went to lie down la a bite attached to the house in front, on the bed yea* fp. • copied by the page. She seemed worse towards and the fact coming to the knowledge of Mies told one of the other rervants that she thoughtless:them had better remain with their sick comrades the night. Mies Mann at the lame time ennead fears that the place might be damp ; and theta bin se' chimney or fireplace in the apartment, she reesmemaded that a patent stove which consumed prepared sheressi, and which was usually employed in warming the hall of the house, should be removed to the place in question in order to air it. This was done, and it is supposed that the whole of the four parties above mentioned agreed to sleep in the plate together on Tuesday night. On Wednesday morning, nei ther of the servants making their appearance, some alarm was created, and on Mrs. Wilson, the housekeeper, opening the doer of the apartment, she beheld three of the meg women lying I.: one bed, whilst the fourth lay in a small bell which had been made up in another corner of the apartment. The survivor, Annet Prike, lay between 'fidd sad Carter, and whilst thy, as well as the poor girl Griffiths, appeared quite lifeless Prike was still alive, but appeared in the last agonies of death. The hair of the deceased females was dishevelled, their arms extended and they had the appear. Imes of having struggled violently. Mrs. Wilson sLeosd the family, and all the inmates, and Mr. Crain, a sargem, promptly attended. He at once pronounced, with regard to Tidd, Carter, and Griffith', life to be extinct, end exprasei his opinion that there was little hope of the recovery of the fourth sufferer, Prike. He resorted to bleeding and other remedies, and had her removed to another apartment, where symptoms of returning animation after some hours begin to manifest themselves. The bodies of the °tint suffiren pre wonted the appearance of having died from comrades apo plexy, predneed, in the opinion of the medical pentium, from the fumes of &aroma. Peke was not, up to last aim ing, sufficiently advanced towards oonvaleeeence to permit ot any questions being put to her. Information has banter warded to the coroner, who has directed Mr. Crellin to make a post osortent examination of one of the bodies, in order te ascertain positively whether the deaths have arisen from a& • location or not._ INQUEST, YESTERDAY.—DEATII FROM SCALDING. —Before G. Payne, B-g ,at Guys Hospital, as to the do of Margaret S'ephene, aged 3. Deceased was one of eaves children left by the mother at home on the 13th ult, k the care of an elder sister, aged 13. Deceased lay ea the rug before the fire, with a baby on her hp, and the eldest child having removed a saucepan of boiling milk to the hob, it fell, and so severely scalded deceased, without injuring the infant in her arms, that, after lingering upwards of three weeks, it died is the hospital on Wednesday afternoon. The mother stated that her deceased child was under the care of Mr. Mitchell, the parochial enigma of St. Mary's, Lambeth, from the tins it was melded to the day of its removal to the hospital ; that be only gelled three times ; that on the first and second m eadow he did not see the child k that on the third, as she was then dressing it, he looked at it, and said it was doing very well; this was OD Monday week ; that since that time she had not seen him, but his assistant bad been ones (Saturday last), and after waiting in vain until Wednesday morning she was persuaded to bring her child to the hospital She did not think it had received proper attention from the parochial doctor. Mr. Hobert Grows., the dresser at the hospital, deposed to the death of the child from the scalding, and did not think it probable it would have sur vived if Mr. Mitchell had seen it every day. The Coroner said he would send for Mr. Mitchell and his assistant if the jury thought it desirable. The foreman said that would Its an inconveniesoe, as they were agreed in the verdicts' accidental death, although sores of them wished to append censure upon Mr. Mitchell. The Coroner raid he was lathe habit, under net circumstances, of advising that the patty whom it is propord to censure be sent fer and heard by* , jury. But the jury agreed upon the " inconvenience" ti further delay and upon the simple findiog of "Accidental Death." NORTH WALES RAILWAY CONIPANY.- EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES. The first report of the committee of the Rosa 4:1 Lords appointed to report on the expediency d amending the laws respecting railways as relating to the more effectual audit of accounts has been fob lished. It relates exclusively to the affairs of flee North Wales Railway Company, the papers and err counts of that concern having been referred to the committee. The committee decluao to ground eat recommendations of a change of law upon a cue special, and attribute:their reporting upon it to a desire to illustrate the imperfect state of the law under which such transactions could occur. The first transaction to which the committee direet attention is a loan made by the directors of the North Wales Railway to the South Western Company : The amount with which the directors acknowlrelfre 0 . 11 2_ selves chargeable is 46,8591.14 e. Id., of which 424 1 A 00 e supplied by the deposit and calls. Before the 17th of las i 1848, it would appear that this apical had been dip:silo with the London Joint Stock Bank, bearing iuterest at le per cent. on 10,0001., and a lower rate on the general be' lance. On the 17th of January the directors of the NM* . Welts Railway made a loan to the South Western Compel? of 20,0001. At this time Mr. Bulkeley Hughes, member d parliament for the Contributory Beroughs, was clutinnaa d the North Wales Railway, and Wam Chadwick we deputy-chairman. It would appear hem the evidence d** latter, that at the period of taking this loan the South- Western Company was authorised - by law to borrow, co balt of their capital being already paid up. But such los s, to be a legal exercise of the parliamentary powers, ought to have bees made for the avowed benefit, and oe the cou 6ll 47 . securitrif i the borrowing company. The loan w u not malt in the form; on the contrary, it was made on the seee rity of • promissory notes of the chairman and of two ntemben of the Seance committee, they bring also diner- It is admitted that this mode of borrowing was not amoraws to law, even though there had gritted a legal power to row row on the security of the company. It is also admen *. that, if this principle of loans be acted on, facilities are afforded to boards of director' to defeat the proisions cf their acts of incorporation, and to borrow on the seaway of their notes of hand where they are not authorised by law to borrow on the security of the company. But whatever might have been the borrowing powers of the South-Western Company, it is undeniable that the directors of the North Wales Railway were guilty of a breach of trust in agreeing to sack an investment of the capital of their shareholders. This loan was repaid, and upon this rem -meet the following transaction ensued : The loaned 20,0001. was repaid by the South-Wata n Oompeny on the 3rd of April, 1848, when a transaction of* Still mote Indefensible nature ensued. The South W ettal Company Irma very closely connected with the Rialtos* Railway, several of the same 'tenons being directors of both companies. But between the Richmond and the N*4 Wales Company the connexion was still closer and more int , mate: Mr. Chadwick. the deputy-chairman o f the latter , was chairman of the Richmond Railway; Mr. Simpson the deputy-chairman ; Mr. Lowden and Mr. Stletiogton wets