The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-29 00:00:00

./ 04‘ °7 c.s..ZG-.17 (..J01114..+4,••,,e-- -c.. Ttt No. 990. j LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1849. (THREEPENCE. pki:4l). O . N ASSURANCE CORPORATION' „ i a m bi by aspi cum. Is tie blip of MN Gans tbe Lo. rim spa NNW lassmiss. I, Sold Barimes. o=l.lll XIIIS LA L3llllllllllllll CLIADICAL DICTIOMAIT. ST W. MK. ILA., hiss Ts. slab. sr twa Ta 11i 1BI:0MM:A CLASSICA; er, a Classical Dia l) taw% saialleas s mem Asawast cf tbs Tama Naar assibussi ANIMA /Maws. By J. Lawman. D.D. • lbw Dialsa. name sad seenstal. allawsiss asss sod Asa sr w. Yam, r.n , Lamas le Se Daher* of Lair: WWI= Isay sad Ca. ANI2OIII 011111 Z OLUDIAIL L ass at UMW. ran t Irk. 71 1 , A: RAMMAR of the GRIME LANGUAGE. bt W use or debsois sad Coese fry Cassias Aawasi,ll.lX rad sarrsemd by Os ass. J. Z. Mama. D. Sri Mar of woo mon tooko. Looks: intim 'ha sad Os. 1011.10111 CAMUWOL Y I rE HISTORY of do UNIVERSITY of CAM IODON sal of WAN AX ASSET, witl iu lt a t i rl at Lamas With If/ L Maw lambs : lin sad Os. MASI HOLY AND /101PANZ QAT; NY NICHOUI b yd. Ilvo. Woe SLAW. THE HOLY STATE ad PROFANE STATE. Ma Newby L Hass& Dirtzstel Lake: MIN NA T. AM Oa. ------- FASONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either y fa wt at yule. nor muss • MODZIATI 11(00111 rbe mai at media of Par fen withelifige limmarqbr bmi ttiolh as =;ClT ISDit =Dr WT.% Ow oda moon cimaroopot, ay. n, . MIMI% CHURCH lIIITORT, IT NICIIIILL la low wda. = o,... eilmilleitsl by awed mviap. with grist THE CHURCH HIST O RY of BRITAIN, from dim SW* et Jam Mitt midi dr par 11007XLIIIII. Eska vowed by Thum Tau" Prehsadary at edam lkind. ha., Anther et Waithaa at tai" "Holy sad Frame atm " airy at Owatteldia." de. aaw wldi the Came. dam Alms Mares lamathilatta, Py3a IP:MA F. L L IIICHANAN'S TECHNOLOGICAL DICTIONAZT. a UN rafted. ISH•L ol SH,Nriss Is, es ram AL si.„ KILCHNOLOOICAL DICTIONARY, explatn fag Em Isnas d Ur Arts, Seinssk Lirtnitars, larrirti Ey W. DINIMPAI. Lisa: WNW = Test and Os. ANTIIRIVb SALLIINI. TO 0•171101;71:3;..71;i5Vii. CCRISPI SALLUS de CAIILfI( E CON .IintATIONL BELLOCII7I Jr .1 7 . 11111N0. Aalmalver atodoAsada* XstAlis Osaka it Quatlisass Curs Japan DOT% LLD. Lattice : Mars Tar sag Co. pi 11: CH FLOWER ROOTL-THOMAS F. wig:ll=l MI DUTCH FLOWER SOOTS tram Sr tom* tsr esedles sst Ws sdelwad Wis. *Or setstalt**** 11 Ow mud IT i e s II Ow semi suet Tags It *as um* Isis 0 ltsisml If Pin mood Ilardess is Ps Tssi=is N Chaise sonsi Oran It Or watt limmoSsis St Lamm sibuOtssys II Ms swat &ebb Samson N VW* Larissa Mu Ora= It Obit* Ws* Orem Assousftst Dui* Nib of dr bit "Mg. *Si snit lieweriell 0, ow pest eras Wands= tor itt, sr *us essrabilag Wet sash et iks Awn for AI. 7 *mere Ur Or* siltriss d rests, tidos is* se sat Wm*** CILIUM OWN 100 IL L ems Was= whisk 411@bp. Imsmel in surfs@ T delb, prim s. HB CHILD'S OWN B 7 OOK. Illustrated with SlNlsmirisviar Oh @elitism. L amo : T. sad Ca Itedos : MMus Tess sad Os. ANTBOWS CALMS COMBENTAXIBL lad pablithag. Dualb A NTHONI3 CAMAS'S COMMINTARIEB za.e. oauio DIM moll a. Pim Soak at Ds Onak parrs ; akh " ISM" Orltladandi Daykawary, Pima al Data" age lat 01 •0100 1 64 Aaalmakikal Waxes. By C. AMM BO.. LLD. ONS. ninalama aimil a amp. :Iwia MN= Tam as* Oa. MILLER'S =TORT OF TEE WOIATERB OF ENGLAND. la HISTO R Y do* bl ULLER'S el tin WORTHIES. A wmf **km, with Expbrabey Nolo re °opiate Wow, by : WIN= Tau mud Cs. 1111111111.0N/1 AZILIIONIL A anw netlike. la or vobsee boxed la dock, preens. QBAMONS, by JOHN BAPTIST MASSILLON, end & ts pretzel Ile We title Aube.. leeks: Toga arl Ca. TIROLVS BUCOLIC. AND 0110101011. Ia ow vaL. list,rasa, prior PVIROILII MARONIS BUCOLICA • GEOBOICA. fls Belem' mid Cluccrice of V4aU. with FAO& NO" Critical and Bicimattary, mad a Misled Mac. By Omuta Aprosic, LI.D. A air carneted. by him Ncaposa, editor cd Mara Watary," Sr& WNW : eIUILs Tan sad Os. MECRIII SHILLING PENKNIVEB.—There,I sad lir Illaparay Teetlittubsa, ptivat Sat, 'MIA be teins me* elbrat drip la {fir, be le YAM to do 'mailer the ..M matambia isnot He suroisersi isbrively ea bla Larkelmellmsess. Lake. Moat talekild" duds. C a ls a t bagebila tables IWO awl maim arm mar we" Web" taus mad way lir la the wok Wilaaaddrig M's. Dna artists to wows& He le Ma Ms Wooer at Mt Mild= dasidi ars tie paint aasbataad loath kat= alp MI pow sad tat podia Odd noir. Bowan of am =Cain walnut bid ram NM Wass 1%. 4 Idadeabill- ENDERS, STOVES. and FIRE-IRONS.--. Senn of He nen em reeneeted, brim body dednre, to WILLIAM S. Beitulrd (lee bippea 1111/1 bereee) MOW BOOSII. IS, OilordArreet,eantar Newman/4W. en BeLe.l, New. nenenet. Thep ere tie 6 tee wend. en 1111161111 run se eseenneat ef 77- 9 4 DBMS, MVO,. RANGES, nitimorra, sad GISPENAL 1110 S -O%OIRT s mart be ipprosisl skiwttne, flaw M vanity. werelty, lenty et donna lisirailann , et wet neemblek wide Ye prim ars as ON bra sub Be nen M eds. Waimea ill/ boa is sealwasedhe mom nod a weltner ate entry. bripid dens win eneeed eruneene and two nos of MI% It lee.; Sal win nude ereenirde an tee ern of Si 10e to teeny ineni; lemon Indere eenplele, nib tram Tab td; seed beam, ben in; dime witb risk am & enmareale. ten LI He tNe gwiane; Arena% team 14 it thesettegi b, eel. eerier sad alba paten Mans will yearns burn Ong reamed benne wade eeteppreved er. Detailed eiteleire eigravnes atel (per peel) free.—Zstalnebed L Wialwarimpt en ItA LAMPS of all SORTS awl PATTERNS.—Th• fM =4well so elders mastless at PALMEIL'a IMO. .aart es CANI)LITITICI4; Camplim impod. aad War Lamm MO all the lava larememmlik awl at as mama mid BM nabardst prows, la walla, a s a in ks m a ii . i ..,.. et srelit. an tartars. Is at WIILLIIII B. IlVlT — Otas sad llartsa h 34.0atad.areet. meat or liewsisirezesi. sail .E l amosof me, maws a dr messaahls madam ars saw allaa. Hal Lamps la very mo il = Filmosos patent WAN .labser "474. Mr lb.; la mil lam t Nl Srpst Imperial Raba TM massy =nal sr miry solids asl saarmal at. Walled maker% with mamba% ma (par asa)ftss.—.lsleblamsd la Wslhstrea, s.s. MO. BEAUTIFUL TBETIL—ROWLANDB' oumno, a Plan DIVITMLICS. a vides powder. ee. =Ol et thornier end art reeirehe terbedierle at the Oriental It eradketee true k dr air, ram i r mi Eb e f tad. Or dewy, prim sad yeemere the errel, the err =l:l=ldte whitemeNerl ere ~rem end to the le by r..... sewed ken the stow er I Wry urn rd Mere en trbeeed. ft der the tie& kap) en thee reetleted Ins IN their reiree. IL pr y bee.—Cu. red. lb purr the parr leer brad, thanes. Ormkeleser ban &leer the mirror • nor rd eddrime—thes, " A. BOWIAND sad SOROS ihimaiertiee.. — te be warred ea the sterp. whir le sized as rib lee. Sold by tharoad V e = sea pertmers. DENDENNIB.—The Pabliekers regret to st.te WO,Y onnorewe km Asko% probated Wok at rabb os lbovar of No. koutek gr or la O. 24 Work , lift I soi dank. 11, FDASHIONS of STARTLING NOVELTY in the LAMS GAZETTI et TABRION t. e NOVIIIIBER„ prise IS. 30 EW WWII. NIIII3IOO. 11311103:31 tM number gtees la aety ether wort; all tM P.eis Yrteterh the Royal Nall PIIIIIIII, $3 Web be arers,. te Melt le lams% UMW's% Dream. he. • ftperb 0:003110141133 mi. ei rimier pien ise brew, • puma /lam et the emit Mr, irk art care aploodbl inber. Dessaeltbas, as., rat aortnat, be lb alliw estek 0 Berm. 1101, .elevel. Went ma all Woksellerre LAVATIA'S PBYSIOG . N9BIy, BY HoLCROVT., to a veritaW;s47oei• - ;:e7nl;iiol;O;iicui;flioiii podia M ober sopaosokirto degb. EATS ea PHYSLOONOMY; &Arm] to Prosiebt Kambden sod the taw of asisidibl. Irian le by C. LOVIM. libiblatol INN* by 2••••• lbsellPL lamilbas Wallboribuy =NU -- LATATZIPS PUTISOCINONT ABIIIDOID. U a Wide deed lead saldhsead la mit . t wed eipaviaph prise ft, bud dd 101111I0ONOMY sr, the Glarespondier Analogy bed= the Csaiddisa d the Paimess ths Itehag Pr ods al the UAL T hd hise end dr MOW week di. C. 'ATM& Us 2141 adellem. addtehot dab sews were Lain s Wilda Tem ..da te` . !tWil t Er6 WOW. bk I bniima - 77146..•;•. - piii7iis. rig WORKS el OKORGE BEHK e MY. D.D., nano el Oyer, Whams Ids tattoo to Thom Pt ist6 Owls, Mr. Pops. Ste.; to OM to pawl am moost of Ws Life and Weldon. In Ilth Wham the UM limp no roolstrod W wed the latrodadics is Hums lasodolly anoloise. by do Irs. G. 11. Wannr, A. Larks: WO= Ten nil Oft OL'ENALL'S COUPLET! MEEEOOTL. Ilsr vesss;l7 Flee r 66, THE CHRISTIAN is (X)MPLKTK ARMOUR; a, Throe ea the Ores Wu with the Der, rimer dr own is err ei the prey, ressorkerees, sad stretairre reds Melby Ur army el tad sed prole. A ant orlon, Triad sal eserrei. Sy the Sr. Jois Cam rant, D.D. tars.: Wrest T, sod Ce. WILLIAMS'S CIIIIINDAN PRIM:UM Is me scums prlat as. Id. boned is rCHRIB fIAN PREACHER; or reps .6 pre•Mass. IV soma' mimosa Mato, la.* sad awl abilissa; will as Aspssils am Ow dabs at basks. lita t tawass WitAuss. D.D. Ils milt is sidel. a Sawa massaiss a brew NM at lis sib allarrasMals sslial= Wake. lamaas : malVini mill Co. WRIGHT! OILV2.IC-BNOLUOI L[IIOD _ la a prt vulvas*. prigs Id la rats, 6tiER and MiLLSH LEXICON, as a Plan az i tit bat r s . s lb a rlaidt lalkakt UIIII 11411111 alai maw la if elessi=as74 the sad Taansat, alb the was*, of alas availag as fro as It as be mairaila Imat las pia; sad se latabaaka. was paw baba MMus sapareisa d awe limpartat Tsai art Ca Casa twalailias. MEADOW tWANISH AND MIMI DICTION•RT. R• au ambit maims. prke T. la elotb c l. 6d. la res. nISPANIAH rd RNOLISH DICTIONARY, iv el' up parle—L ftriabsail ebb. P. lm and Omsk& ow pet imimpailebai tam Itymaili mark mil Disk pap. sem% away NA aim NW Da pair. The mow yam vigil the Mike at may my weft 11111141111 es i wakes mambo at Datlbb vets la at in amier anyammi by DAN asnaipaa. ant Ida • awl Mete mom Al Ur end at batb l ieei■tmofmid wit wave amitAzires aasmorlat, albs% la Lmlu: William Ten sad Oa. WmWm ll 9 l n7 ll : l 4 l m l4 .. cat wise valootear Tab sloth. 70. fL la A NEW HEBREW sad ENGLISH mandsakNO zoL UM and 11 MICON, to titteo ;orb; to whit& it !Fi 'mad, t New Item Ortomer. 117 We Div. W. W. Ilvocon. Misiter of MY& lode: Winton 2•4 00. MEADOWS'S NUCILMIM Drirlf MlT: Ia cee=tene. tee lamb Realm. prise Ts. bisieskaaa ?Lea., WBl NEW FERMI and ENGLISH ITIONOUNCI%O DICTIONARY. so Re Wee( t ri Zza g % g i a= bik sw seri la pm& am la are parts: awl ralsi Zikikider prisrpolides et die Penal§ me smodr.Oß prier et hire war sad Insider at loft Ed semi et INims 4 wink Trim& Pam rnsli ea abridged Orsaaar. F. C. 111111.161. ILA., of the taiwinlty of Pods. Imam : W Tom sad Os. MEADOWS'S ITALIAN AND =OEM DICTIOYAIY. as see. veers prim 7..ta SS, or 7.. Id. rose, &NEW ITALIAN and ENOLD3II DIMON AIM la tee : I. lees mad ISO& ; Wee old la tho IkritisE Se di sok sistris Ikea, Worreo ose tbe Resist IWir pose NS per Wilms. the wed pet, lel Or works serisei et lisella we% wilth • ang Rod reeds grosiosz, maw off ashohismat of So issep. Ey V. C. Musers KA, WWe Vole .1 hoe, alailas or the "Now Trash Preeosmiog Ditersory." laorks: Wiles Wed mil Ow DTlttitipi AptSWORT!iII DICTIOMART. voionse, 7.. cloth, or 7.. 6d. roan. A NEW ABIAIDGEMEN't of AINSWORTH'S LBOUSU, end LATIN, fr Ur Ms drama rear dehools. Into the editton are introduced retell aitondlossard lanTorrenr. kr Use sped& purpre of torlitanng Use Intone and in r Any lb. losowle4lge 04 the young scholar. By Josue Demme, LI.. U. 40. : Tegy and Co. 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Man Ur Suaday Papers.] - - - Immediately after the sentence of death had been pronounced upon the prisoners, they were taken back to the gaol, and as the female primer was going down the stain, leading from the dock, she again Inseam very violent, and swore fearfully. After a short time she became a little pin. fied,aad took some refreshment. Manning himself seemed quite molted, sad his demeanour was most respectful. At Las skeedy bees stated, the prkoaers, daring the whole of the peetreated Wei, took not the slightest notice of each other, and the mar plead his shin as sloes as ha possibly could to the bereadegy el the desk, eipperently anxious to h.,' thin grease pees Mu epee Mtwara himself and his wreathed esespealem I wed dudes the whole inquiry they did ant mem sem ashore at sash ether ; and while Serjeant Wilkie, was damask, the hmeie primmer In direct terms as the murderess. and using epee *Diary the pound open whir:Atha supported** amemptionaits did not bona, the least emotion, although it was observed that when the learned leriellit% spoke of hat husband being entirely under her con trol, sad that he had bons made a dupe by her, she gave a astemptoons The offence haviag been committed in the *aunty of Sur rey, the judgment was directed to be carried out in that county, and it was deemed advisable that the prisoners should tw at once removed to Rorsamongeriane gaol. When the premiers were removed from the dock they were informed et this by the governor. They wire placed in separate cells, but some difficulty was experienced by the officers in consequence of the female culprit retaining the frenzied manner alto had exhibited in public in the dock, launching the bitterest invectives against the course that had best adopted by her legal adviser in not calling the witnesses who one said were in attendance, against the jury that hat. tried her, sad against England gesenlly. Refreshment was offered , but she refused it with great indignation; and thJugh Manning also declined to partake of anything, he did so in a mile!, decorous manner. At half past 7 o'clsek pre chely two cabs were driven up to the entrance of the gaol °mesons Flestlane, and the next menet Mn. Manning emerged, accompanied by Mr. Wright, the deputy governor of Nassau', to whoa., left wrist the culprit's right was haodcutfed, and took their places in the Ann vehicle, and, the box being taken possession ofhy two officer, in plain attire, drove off at a rapid pees. When the handcuff was filet placed upon her wrest she bunt into a towering passion, and, with every muscle and hiatus in her countenance in 'anion, with tie most violent gesticulation, awl with fists clenched, and teeth set, ales made use of a coarse oath. Men nen very quietly walked to the cab, without uttering a word, securely handcuffed between two officers, so that any attempt to amp would have bees useless ; sad by the time the first cab had reached Ludgate-hill, the wood was ra pidly following it through the deem crowd round the court bouts. The cabs were drives rapidly to Roreemongerlane Gaol ; and the trscsportatioe from one prison to the other did not occupy more than twenty minutest. In that brief period, however, Mrs. Manning seemed to lest all her pre vious gasoentiens ; she talked to the deputy-governor in a free, mild, sad gentle manner, and even joking about the manacle that homed her to him, laughing shenfully, and bide/Leg farewell to old Nougats aid the familiar localities through which they passed. - She assumed an air of AMAMI," when she found that Mr. Wright did not enter into the cur rent of her observations, bat she soon melted down. and re versed to the mane that had taken place in the dock—" I showed them resolution, did I not ?" she asked. She raid sot allude in say way to the terrible fate that awaited them, or to Mr. O'Connor. She said of her husband, " I had plenty of opportunity to speak to him in the gaol, and during the trial, bat I would not: he did nut speak to me, thank Gad, the unmanly wretch ;" and as she uttered these words she clenched her ties and vio lently keked the opposite seat of the cab. She then looked intently out of the cab window, and they chanced to pass en advertising van, upon wnich were enormous placards, an nouncing that in certain newspapers would appear a full re vert of the trial of the Meunier. Upon this she again exhibited greet violence; she set her teeth, and in a tone hall izartfrulate muttered something 'brut her husband being a coward ; but at the same time it was evident that her mind was torturing her. " No," said she, with an oath, " I did not speak to him." This was a sort of soliloquy, not addressed to her auditors. The conduct of Manning, on the contrary, was calm and respectful. He said but little, and what be did say was to his guards in a melancholy tone. He seemed to entertain a belief that his life would not be takes, and expressed a hope to that effect. Oa arriving at Horesmonger-lane, a message was sent into Mr. Keene, the governor, to announce the arcumiettnees that placed the laanainp again in his custody. That was the first intimation he had received of the result of the trial. The prisoners were then duly deli vered into his custody, and the matron was summoned to take charge of Mrs. Manning. Under the guidance of that female, attended by the principal female turnkeys of the prison, she was conducted to one of the cells set spirt for the condemned ; upon entering which she burst iota tears, sobbing piteously, and exciting the commiseration of all who heard her. She stamped the floor with her feet— not in rage, but in grief ; her leelings, no doubt, being over come as she reflected upon the great change that bad taken place in her destinies since she last saw the officers by whom she was surrounded. The woman, though hardened, was not entirely deadened te feeling. The exhibition in the dock at the Old Bally had induced the authorities to give directions that all means by which she could effeeteelt-Aestroetios should be kept out of her way, which will be diligent) y earned into effect. On Teeth his cell Manning unme6ately seated himself, and resting his head upon his hands, appeared buried ha petouna thought. In this attitude he remained for tome time. Bach prisoner is attended by an officer day an p L e n a rt. Yesterday the female resumed her termer self. on, confident air, and vivacity. The man wee sullen and thoughtlul, and repeatedly said he was innocent of the mon der, and could not therefore be executed. The chaplain had an 'interview with them last evening, but what took piece has not transpired. With regard to the ultimate execution of the sentence 1111011 the female prisoner, it may be important to state that, In a certain coarse of proceeding, it could not be carried net Psi a considerable period, upon the objection taken by Mr. Ballantina to her being tried by an English jury, she being, as he alleged, an alien. It may be necessary, therefore, shortly to allude to the *Muse of that objection, and the. • mars' that has been pursued with regard to it. It woe con tended by Mr. &Dentine that the prisoner, being a native of Switzerland, was citified to be tried de measta'e er hy a mined jury of 11-,glish and foreigners; but the At- Isom General, in answer to the application, relied upon the eat of the 7th and Bth Victoria, which declares that when a foreign woman married an Englishman she became a denizen, and lost her position dation ; but he consented that the point should be reserved far consideration by the Court of Criminal Appe al. The three judges upon the bench were unanimously o. opinion that the female prisoner no logger stood in the 'amities of en dies, bat they consented that the point amulet be loft for osnaideratioa by the Court of Appeal. The counsel for Mrs. Manning have, however, refused to accede to this course, and it appears that they lain that, as the objection is upon the record, they have a right to go to a Court of Error. If this were to he nese, the question must go to the House of Lords, and it would probably be two years before It would be finally settled ; but no writ of error can be allowed unless by the fiat of the Attorney-General. By the other mode that of the Criminal Court of Appeal, the paint would be , that fa a few weeks ; and as that court is complied of five commission's at least, or of all the judges, if they please to attend, it is quite clear that it would be quite as own. peter a court to decide such a question as a Court of Erre! • and it is anticipated, therefore, that the Attorney- General will decline to grant his flit, particularly as three of the learned judges were quite unanimous in deriding against the spplicatioe, and Enna should tarn out to be cor rect, the law will take its antree,lit is said, on the 12th of No vember—to. morrow fortnight. It was rumoured on Saturday that Manning had in structed his counsel to assert, in addition to what he had be. fore stated as to the manner in which the murder was com mitted, that after his wife had shot the deceased upon the staircase, she came up to him with a loaded pistol in her hand, and exclaimed, " Now I have shot hiss come down stairs and help me to bury him, or I will abo ut you." Tne learned counsel, it would appear, did not place any reliant, upon this preposterous statement, and he made no allusion respecting it to the jury. Lee following letter, which led to the renewal of the inti- Rag between Ike prisoner, Maria Maiming, gad the Wor kmate demised, will doubtless be *eased with *tenet by the piddle. It proceeded as follows: "Cutouts, St. Katherine's Docks, Ins 11, ISO. " Y Dear Mrs. —, net harming year real name, I have this net as usual. I hope it will fled you. I einem deseribe you my killings sad what I suffered singe Imw you last evening. It yes ware to know kali; you would have reaspaselos foe me, if I was the createat enemy you ever bad. I ban great a solitary and dreary wine/ sad a dull aad melancholy apiary, in anticipation of having *jovial and pigment autumn . I had given up going into all society—cut the *quantum et every friend I bad OR your account, being anxious to eomemise and mere fur ourselves the mean of making us happy and comfortable the rest of our Hera I had my mouth's leave of abieste settled to commence oa the 6th of August. whim I thought yen might be after returning from the Continent, and is waded to get married on the 7th, leave London for Sow. lapse an the Bth, ant then spend the honey month ; hat, alas! them arnagemeats are new blighted. Yon have all those comforts that Jeer heart on wish for, and I am glad of it. For poor ms, there is asap of these consolatiens left. but the sad reflec tion of beinglisappointed. Ab, Maria! you have acted meal to me. Why not, like a true problem of what you avowed, writes aid my what you intended before y‘vi meted so—then, at the risk of losing my situation, I would go every step to Braise House sad get monied to the only being on thiamin et God's earth who could make me happy ; and Maria, deer, If you meld only read the feelings of my heart yea would net do se you did. Heirewer, it Is too late to be rrof these things now. We nestle reauseiled with il m i g of God, sail aeon all things are ,pined lep him for a wise and. bouraisse Isis& sow of this sad and melancholy affair, or iso it is to a.. However, I hope we will always entertain the name kindly feelings to wards each other—that is der to old friends. I can speak for myself, and am sure I will. When shall Heave the plea sure of raise you here Bring your husband and en others yon like, I will be able to show them the docks and the vaults; but, mind, ladies are not admitted into the vaults after one o'clock. I wish you could come soon. There is • ship from China alongside my station in the done, the Viscount Bandon. She leans ea Sunday. There are three Chinese on board, and it would be a novelty for you to see them with their long tails. You said you would call on ma on Sunday. I wish you would. If you do, write and nay what time, that I may be sure to meet you. You may be able to give some explaaa- Sone on the matter, which may smooth it down • little. I wish I could acquit you of infidelity on the occasion. I hope that the blessing of 04.1 may rest on all your proceedings, and believe me under any eireamatacoes till death, " Yours very affectionately, " PATRICK &CONNOR. This /letter was eddies' s% " Miss Maria Bon, eve of Lady Blantyre, Sutherland House, St. James's," end the effect of it was to renew the connexion between the female prisoner and the deceased, and the husband was speedily afterwards introdused,and they soon all became upon friendly terms; and then it would appear a proposition was made that the deceased should reside with the prisoners, but which arrangement was, for some reason cr ether, shonly:afterwards broken off. THE PRISONERS AT CROBOII. Yesterday morning from as early as eight o'clock, the rev, chaplain was engaged in giving religious conso:ation to each of the wretched convicts, and continued tll the hoer appointed for divine service. The Moorings then repaired to the chapel, and were, together with Jordan, who is also sentenced to death for the attempted murder in Pulwich Wood, placed In the section opprtpriateil for condemned prisoners. In addition to the debtore„ criminal prisoners, and officers of the gaol who formed the congregation, there were also present Captain Williams, the government inspector of gaols; Mr. Poynter, the magistrate of the Wandsworth police court; and other gentlemen. The rev. Mr. Roe delivered a most eloquent and intortasive serreon, taking his text from the 61st Padua, "If Rthi via stretettetk forth leer hands," itc. Before the Litany, the chaplain said, " The prayers of this congregation are desired for those who are condemned to die." On the conclusion of the service, the wretchrd convicts again received the spiritual consolation of the rev. chaplain until nearly four o'clock, during which it is understood that he received some important cmsunica tion both from /dr. and Mrs. Manning; but the nature of which is cut at present allowed to transpire, the rev. gen tleman, front conscientious feelings, believing that the com munications were strictly confidsottal, and should not be disakeed whilst the parties are living. It is, however, ge nerally nelieved that they were of a nature csleu:atecl to satisfy the learned judge and jury by whom the Mannings were Stied, as well as the public at her. THE EASTERN ARCHIPELAGO. SINGAPORE. SINGAPORE, Barr. 10.—Public attention has been aroused to a consideration of the mischievous influ ence exercised by the Huey or secret societies of the Chinese. To such an extent has the conduct of these societies alarmed the well disposed that legislative enactments will be necessary to uphold the authority of our courts of justice. Outrage upon outrage, in the broad light of day, have been committed; mur der, kidnapping, and the foulest crimes, are perpe trated in defiance of the law, which the police in vain endeavour to trace or combat with. Ate.ongst the Chinese are many converts to Itomaniem, and these Christian Chinese reside in villages a few miles from the town, employing themselves in the cultivation of gambi. r and other produce with success. The Tan tae Huey, or black-fund society, has set itself up as the destroyer of all Chinese who embrace Christian doctrines. Some few months ago a Christian named Tan-eh-Kop, was murdered by the Tan tae Huey; a Christian, named Ho-kah, a respectable planter, gave evidence before the police and was threatened with death by the Huey. Ho-kalt expressed his conviction that he was a doomed man. Having been attacked, and his dwelling ransacked, be complained and sought protection from the police. On returning to his place of residence, in company with a servant, be was way laid and carried off, and has not since been heard of, no doubt being entertained that the poor man has been sacrificed. A large reward for hie discovery or the apprehension of th. guilty parties has beeneffered without success. This practice of kidnapping and murder has been brought to the notice of the executive for years past, but no legislative power existing, the authorities have failed to accomplish any good, whilst feelings of terror have seized the members of weaker Huey'. Complaints have been made during the month of instances of piracy on native vessels resort ing to or procee ding !rem the port, for tradal inter course on the Malayan coast, the Gulfs of Siam and Tonquin. So recently as July 17, the clip per brig Dido, on her passage from China to this port, when off Hainau, was chased by about twenty-five or thirty large piratical junks, from which the Dido escaped only by the fortunate springing up of an air of wind, which enabled her to outsail the pursuing junks. At the time the Dido was sailing from the Hainan coast the clipper ship Sylph, from China, with treasure for Calcutta, was seen standing in towards the coast. The non-arrival here of the Sylph, although 60 days have elapsed (the ordinary time occupied in the passage being from 23 to 30 days) has excited great alarm for her safety. This apprehension has been strengthed not oily from what is reported by the Dido, but also from the fact of a large junk belonging to Tan Took Sing, and navigated by an European, having fallen into the hands of these Hainan pirate.. The European commander of the junk, in writing to his gives details cf the capture of his vessel, of other junks in company. The admiral has il7li alson o e i r -red her Majesty's ship Ammon and the Hon. Company's steamer Semiramis to proceed in quest of the Sylph. On August the 21st, her Ma;esty's ship Mreateder. Captain the Hon. H. Keppel, arrived here from Chins and Borneo. The Meander is now refit ting, and ashen ready will proceed hence to Port Essington. Breaking up the establishment at the latter plaoe, Captain Koppel has received orders to form a 'settlement at Cape York, or other suitable spot fur a c'esling depot for the steamers about to run between Singapore and Sidney. After careening at Sydney, tee Mmander proceeds to the Pacific on si two years' cruise, her place on this station being taken by the Cleopatra. T ado here is dull. The buffs areive but slowly, and not the least idea can be formed of the nus.bcr of bug s prairies expected this season. LABUAN. Brim t* is quarter accoun's have reached us to August h ; they afford turtling satin'actory as to the Lulu.' Anus of the settlement. Indeed sickness still prat tied, especially amongst the military, which, will t• 11 doubly against th' colony, inasmuch u the fumiltra of ill soldiers (native) dying at Labium are to reepir.! ruii service pensions. In the naval branch f the si r • on duty at Labuen, the hu been gre4 •-. The Royalist and Nemesis have only skid. tun c. 5. On board the former vessel rix lever deaths hi.J. o. ;tared in less than three months, and it t'• • • r*-7 .~ I ?~ s ~