The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

RUSSIA. The fallowing asniatiew W last published ia several of the goosestieside et West Reeds: Fran three Oskar sad rakes (seestok) of lad boa beat aolgued fer se nay Jewinh fad adios in the governante of Minsk Witeleek, Mold. Ba, sod dram, sad those Jews who shell be willies devote themselves to setienture shall triers sews d nosey from the crews, semmedieg to the law of m o nk 0. 1847. Times wes:d have a farther privi lege d ettosiptioa boa mediae sad tdl tams ibe wan years Bath passes, theestwa as see tkeireas. to agege I. sidealaree is sty of this above gears usels.sio to seed be their petitioan to no nen ga asusesati stades their lama titaily, ka, who will oeseydenr wishes into saeunes, slaw it is the desire a the goveruse at to souls a lap umber of Jews ea thins bads during the present year." Inc Court. BALMORAL, PUT. L HEW Disissty and the Priam drove oat this sant las ha a posy curios*. no Priam od Wales redo oat sa hauberk, abraded by Mr. Dinh. M4or.sty Allison b szprotod Wiry to ardor on • visit to her 1111 Ths rept Maur party this mains will lads& Lay Pat na, *slight Has. Fos Musk ad Mrs Mask, Mt Alas. wise sad Lady Dal, sad Mr. Allan. Thspatehes wen received yesterday at the Coleeial 011164 taw= the %maw aft. Maw BY Tax Darn( or Mi. BTEAM. which took plias oo flaterday, at Restless. the elles el Seeretary to the Baird of Ordains* has beams swat. Mr. Dylan was la Ws 80th year. THE BISHOP OF NORWICH. 71te Right Roe. Edward iiP, D.D„ Bishop of Iforraiato Issas was saasa J. yaskadars ls pin. was sea el air T. J. Mashy, Bart. sad was bora la Inf. Be vas odaeatsd as St. lobes ' College, Caso bridge, sad basis, takes baly orders ebsaised vapid Is the church. Be wee ark of Use Mast to m le ate Qwww, sad was 111111•111111stini Bakop of fa 537. The awns' edam at Sat sae was 4,4161„ lk . by visas ef h e beams die el 47 !Mas. Dr. !Maley was toad of adswifille pu saNa asa was sleeted losV Oink sad Llamas Rainy. In *Meal heliag he alai sad gasia the bonsai at hi patronage =lbwlnd assabealas° imslitalime. awl to lbw Ober essablishorsta. wet wily et hia dime Ist of the @miry as Imo. THE BERMONDSEY MURDER. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Yeeterday, media important link to the evident* the Manage with the murder of O'Catior was It is well lases that ea flatanity, the 11thof Laws Me. biassing hived a hassle ha ekes the lower past ef this hoes. No. 3, illwasopeass ; bat akhosob wary nestles has bees made by de *lse to Meer Ms party they were enable until volsol a Wiles ittriso. alter sea adorable tbikelty, setertaked a Mims girl was in the habit of Messing weed of Ste haute is WI dinky for the wpm el warang the elms ad nefelleg the se nests. Me eke hosed been • selekbeet Malebo wears= to aster limmingti et es owl, beer es Saterrag rawreisg. He easedlegig made min kgekies Meet bur mei yesterday he smasisi is Ind* ears imbiber wilt ber relations is Benewskey. Her same is Hamlet Imam Ind de bloomed the authorities that about II eels& es Setmday assralag. the Ilth of Await, Mrs. Hank, idled bee MN It 3, id Jane does sad segeged her Si dean the beam. She dewed the upper part, sod isted nveral erns like bleed ea tie wall - el the pump knifes to the Mambos, whisk Ike Woanered w wads of. After she had dossed that portion of the plan, she proeseded to the beak kinks, mid was about to Wean it, when Kn. Manning tome up to her and palled her away, exelaissist ed ieteaard this Om yesterday, aid it des't want Dora say men." Tb girl says she saw • square Moist in balk tillage, ass need with lime, whisk Min. lionsing told her to orb. While she was perfersiee that dim she hoed that there was net want salledest. Die tell it m dimmed by Bann. Daring the time she it.. I. tM ben that day Hes. Huang went oat two or three times, aid about twelve e'en& at mom ilassiag ease dews stain, and stamped his hot vrokatly as if in a rides. He willed eat to his wife, " Gin it me directly.' Mrs Ilfaaaiag repli.d, " Yes I will directly ;" sad she west up stairs; sad else could sot tell what afterwards poised. Has- Meg remained is the knee while his was reamed to the bask hitches sad Med atom beefsteaks for. dieser. The girl said skit the bosh Mabee was extremely wet, wed that UM SWIM k the passer appeared to have hen resestly rubbed with a brisk or Mess. She also fend Mat the aest hete was fall of meek, dirt, sod seen morns sized with it. The girl was takes to the Heuwellise last srest s b ei. the y polies to make ler statement Si the sa/biltst of the Her avoieses will he elven ea flaterdemdisseetesamimko. The dieters has sodtiesly stasaked mow of the witnesses at... the last azandsaties. Mr. !aims, dirk to Meows MS* sad Cs., sharebeeken, Illerantnallilmp, to wham lisanise disposed of O'Coriaer's Hessen Oman share a, was suddenly atteektd ea Friday sight with eider% sad as pired is Senna, utormag. His new was Wowed ea liesday. Kr. Hammered was dm 'Masked s Sseday, sad it not a:passed to live. Beth endemism wen is good lieelth sad spiritism Friday afternoon when at the mike wart AMU. NOT MADAME) BY FRU TRADE.—Ls reply to an oftentimes; which Mostly appetred is s local paper, announcing a farm to be let , tbs agent, a solleitor at Dectiliogtos, bad upwards of 20 ayolleatiosa by the neat post, sad a large antator by seteesiseat mos.—Peat IRISH WAITI LAND bITILOTINENT 800DITY.— Twooday the al -yearly iseiniag of the above society wee a how Iwo held at the enspaare otiose, St. Mildred's. = ddge reainl i y , hat as inn was set • saMant amber of a attendance, no Moans wee treseacted, anti , the Ea d ef Davos, m aw w•iting the anal tine,declared the waif adloteraed AUIVAL or CAFTAIN HusiatiloN.—On Sudsy awaing, at two Van, Mean. Aikink verel, the Dynan, Wrt1111111•911, earned die river. The public are too i I. speated with the details of the Lneetworeet =IS ass to be swan that Captain Heaviness was the the heaseheld has se id tided the pais wanberades. W it the maser was don Main with bit wad atoOdowela, uwpreteeted wile sad twe beldam dildierw is Livened together with the servant, ware lemma the stole of an amain. Thud It Wald • , had boa sub bows isOss. ea far water, Ito at St. Helm& The asesenger aOl news in ever sad the wen bad largely aselared before • penes anolly the pa/gem wads his way to the skip. He tali Captain Hen rano that be had anis, soi awe fa kis " Well" so- wend the neartnalo mar, " dime we my autos, I haw nowis e all one lean thin." The purveyor, however, leaned Ma to his own oaks, awl dim acqualani Mao trAMWAY, that his wife sad two children had Idles a i rawaser's head. Mr. Hearichen stared at lest erobalserly. was nailed ; bat, hy the mass de et bis lalorisaat. soared that the was, ales, bat too true foil urea the law la • ii=puneas enapied Ifty-oilao aye laeankag Sena St. Bekaa to Livorno), and daring the die seamen opals was edged to rumens et the pit Whet die pay looked hen and the bees had sone elenride. goo Windlass Masi bit avowed to the eaMa. On wilnasiortheadte we Me hose and .Md. "My WM when is aey wife He ramrod la the sat elatiag teems to his elan, sad wahlaeS that their father had none sad wad en this wherever they wen hid. "I. then sot ewe his 5" he eagerly inquired. " Where is ay wire, where ay little Harry, and where Alfred 5" expeenews remadieg as render. weeibly. et Moeda% pas imam ion. mattes is Macbeth. He was wed to ease boas. The weed pawl on kis eats. He arced, " Have ao hese." Only able mach pesnados did he Maw the ship. Waimea nags beton so have oared that Mrs. Hanna DM maim of Mse. Meerkben) wad other immediate ralres bad wend embledo woo sedation for hien as a p ia Una. Plet anon It being dint high War w laths* Ilit Dims as takes direst tato the lirfaafellook. awl wish Wave* the unhappy saner ad kis fries& to die nighip pre= Os noshing the blow, Caplan Indshow Snow ate the was of his aethaliolaw, sod cried, " Where is say wife ? " He arawards =roe:, and wan to real It is ward that he esenely slept 11Pelarher awe ea the whenwias. hen it. Henn and that he koptendhisitly it Lorz e g i t That • awl with ash pea end heavy be deep" y ahead was a mead saiseginse; although roan hse ben shaken on ha ann. else yet retake boo seal. " Tell Mr. Atkin," Mold* pest sstMv, is the height ef his sawn ea min Kr. "thee I Ilan Wombs the Dealt* ailla hiss." Itie.prempometby ef reasek. as dawns his superior aseure. that mak OS be has luseatad as lass of la dead f=end badly. Cloglght _Henzialaila has arm e t re dadielinly olbwerka, to their murderer. Wilma WS he ow sated ea Ilatartiq nit; ad so peal is tla area whisk the sesesty We embed thus peados eves item the list sat of Indierdrid kind to Wit Liewposi ea the essolon.—Lteeresel /Sin. _ _ ----- Two LisoLOIONL—Tbs Isilowise masts is very imam la Abandon sod Ismi dim sad whaskar .*lady Ind se amp dim dd addilisat Moans's. et Obe obssadon !ba tTs sable isdividsris is . redssed:-_-The Das of iltisa — ea: NT; Mw •41 a ils,s Is; atwpeiitl Pmemb, MMus small boldly lb esteems, sat es the been et oho sepbsee oegibik lie adds their few ems te the asigthlmprieg T • Infi ` muse use very aw ake dbpdelem. Nethime delights his them te see the emibi ameba Imo the little ewers ea the reed side, es he =dm. IP semis. Hie ample's** of the of proems his the Doke of Illehmemod's siesta, a epee seer rod • mill seelip His lordialp. lisar s = May soil to send mese mop At kid *see lesseme inumereus, *at *siert &wired kis melee mite Se to duke, shag be Todd pestle ebd be zp s ses she per meal and. inter diem lard l its mil then." It b wig thei ibis latissilea hid the east, me the meal& elses 'sled bilis, with lids are tet mart be lbws die eof the Main mil PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM. Yesterday sesta, a simeialea mad herded metier el the shame sisil sembase et the varies he ad sedecies shies la Lewes sad its dishy, hr the =s , se ef seasidasg She bad messes to News ea hew sad essabised eitemere is Or at the ebestell s lnatisaal ArassialieS SIM at Or H Pettey. At TdaSs nk shah was tam Tem, g Hai, 411CIA1 WALIIIIIT, pealeat doe eleeetaiks. thilite CHAIRMAN. ass lispoimig his gee deems la se hes awl ee haseafti sa erselly, dwelt he Ms ow aeftwity el hereased Mauls, is the asse. deems was Wade le esesad ha spondee to all parts et tis sie ttlea. satensbed as deed se to Mane esseally psis( SIR asca way. and dee stark beteg Masi the paree Rah, let We elegem and ad M assesi d sat The eseeeisdea wee •swy Sourish be .suns sad had seas to bed, aotwithstaadis Ste etagsks expenses. (Hear, km.) The embers stalled were u pwards el dse disesed, great ambers whose ems bad ass yet bees said to. He herd that ell rearm se hams weal us their Steed la the Mathis, to saki May Were sad he was aortae that their pens - mese sad kisses would sae sake their gram Med eassatigiag hem had bee reeled hen all path ore the weary, osprines eeriest hers that sees of the mean weld p meg thee, sad stattag that they ware gas toady I. sees breed were paisley aid. (Haw km.) The Chair... the palatal out sees at the elate widdi Ihey had Is salsa sided, alluding M the wit dire ia paned.. seal hie a clear ele gant sea saki led H. TINDAL ATKINAIr Ii Hay.,, wad a report of the preseedisgs of the last besiewe samdetee. Atter muse remain hew Mr. Hawes. Oh JOSHUA WAIJUILET seed sea the several keel derma es socreessisa, its order to glee dam is epees- My al stags de of the tweesseat la thebr rare. Live Mr. RILET, fess the Hasesread, sassed a sandals Sere to abet thee weak Mr. WATKINS add. at Ikettferd they was nee rams to Isla the prat awaslatiea. H. dies 'squired whether there was say eespesetisa lame the Nadal Atessiessi al M.P. at Meashwine. The Cheese eerie YesMr:Seight, M.P. hr Meashoule (sad ale weed sea. Sleety Sas ea issest la the melee there), sad ale Mr. Osbdsa, wee assasse et the anima of this asses& hat. The Mante•liir me were he frau being ham ; Say were and seise le reeds the rem ejects. Mr. Fame (Oedema) said that he has Lately ma salty markets-law lase am, ad they he wee fall ai r ed pr e ei nd te Oa the esetelefgea.—Nir. Deis (rs) i ri e tbe Weiwett, artairdites, ad hoped they Weald ma be add tale parse society.—Mr. Swow (Lag's Cress), dee sees esserks abet the esestitutet of the seseciaties, nerd Ihe assewhy ef Witte, She weildag daler..—Mr. II sun (Wages) sad Mr. Hoven (St. Labe's), oust gee brief M. seats et the papnes a their asighberkeeds, alter whialtdr. ZATCI.II7I, of Hesesa New-ten. add that the Mass wail maim greet progress is his locality. no pestle see great Lquiriee about the had same. He expected a capital needs la the City-read set welt.—Mr. Au.. waterr gave • very good asset of the Uremia Ave. cistioa.—ftee other radiate addressed the asslies she whisk The _ CHAIRMAN at_ sant :lege epressal _ atifartinn at the proceedings of the evening lie wee sore that MIA good - would be derived h.w I t. He con cluded an earnest epee& amidst 'lend applesse.—Tbaake laving boos voted to the Aaiun. dill Rating separated at 10 eels& CARMARTHEN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. (Aleidpd tramttbe Coruisrehat lemeresi.) .. _ The anneal cattle show of thin society took plan ea Wedaesday lost, fa a field imatediately behind the Three Compasses In, in this tows. We were glad to see such an ewellent show, es it Is sew a usivenelly admitted fact that these annual whiMtlese do • net meant of good in exciting • inealthful wide of eempetition, as wall so is brining toge ther portly hem all parts of this sad the adjudging count6e, who the. may sommaniaste the result of each other's expe rience, and thee reap &treaters not othi rola attainable ; and if sew Wen was a time whoa it was absolately wow wry far the hewer to exert his sleet anws for the do niewmat 4 lie pewees ef e ihea si this is that time, whoa M is angesed to the keen of the whole maims,. The slow of seeds was pa geed, with the exception of the stews, which were kw below the avenge. The sheep were not so numerreas se is the loot esession, bet what were exhibited wen putieslarly wall bred. The hens show was far wpwiew es what is aseally the ease, and we were glad to see dist W length fanners an alive to the importune of• good based of heroes. la pip the show was not very Wawa, bat quantity was amply made up in quality. lir. Bright exhibited a aember ef essilal spiselhwel im plements ; and he well deserves every enseuregammt teethe spirit sad ewe, he has displayed is this impotent Wank. Takiag it she a whole, the exhibiting' was a temarkrble In. provemeed env this. dimmer years. Mr. Reid, Kilpaisen, mod Mr. Arthur Lampsew, were the lodges ed doe eagle esti sheep; sad Mr. J. J. thrkk, Yanwegilne s new lieronma, sad Mr. Piers* Llewebya, Menton Oserg Powboshailaires, of the horses sad pis Thole deshiens gene seabed and well deserved MI i be. ono is Is asieweieg et anise, that in se angle tu tees', did Wok mills lobe of • prise, whoa pat in sosepti tits with biota of ease heeds. Another fasten ileserviag of omen is We esatitendve Assam of UM mums of 'want farmers la the prise list. Ts dieser wok plus is the afternoon, at the In Bush Hotel, when about 70 gentlemen eat down to • mat splendid and sampeneas neut. Tie Web, es Us atones of Bart Carder, who was punted attending by demotic afili-tioa, was taken by Sir John Maisel, Bon. Alta some routine town, The CHAIRMAN said he wee nn all would seeped to the seat tout with the greatest pleasure • it was, "The Health of the Mesons ref the Oeusity." ( Loud ewers.) Mr. IL DAVIES nee es vegan, and was greeted with tromeadow cheering. He seel s he thanked his friend, Sir 'An Muted, fee the headman winner is which he had introdueed bin some, end be hoped that amenably would likewise accept his seed anew sod medial *sake tor the flattering "wooer in whit& they lad received it. En could assure them that It always albedo' his. mach elector* in •itteadhig meetings of the lababitasts of this 'taunt', and especially meetinp of that desesenr, where sea of all teaks, and of all partite, teat to peunste that great interest is whit& depended the stability of We nation—the aphel ia:al ntseest. leneen.) Most properly all questions of a political amen were excluded ken those meetings; that was a very wholesome aegulatien, as, if they wen not, the dissuasion et them woad ;endues espy argument, and those whose *plains did not coincide with the majority of the assembly would resets away ; but he hoped be would not be infringing that tale, either in letter or spirit, whoa he said that they lived lo penalise tie n, is thaw whoa it behoved the saltioatees of the sell he put forth their unmet energies liestiest lite elsagrmit pallet which, whether wisely or net he would not thew is,, Week Wien had thought pro per to pews be some yeses peat. (Cheers.) It behoved thus le pat Meth all their skill, all their seeress and capMl, to the cedenation of We soil, to enable nom sumer inky le mast the competition. they were now upend to. (Chosen The CLIMAX begged lean to propoes the " Health of their ashes president, Rid Cewdor, with all the honours." (Lead showngoad_thres times three.) The CHAIRMAN ant proposed '• The health of David X , , Y.P. far the tint ed boronahe 01 Carmarthen and with 'Ohs beware (Loud cheering, and three these three.) Mr. T. MORRIS, having been very Unity called far, mid, he nee to Weak theifer the hawse they had dome Mr. Morris in driakieg his health se warmly. Mr. Morrie had fully intended being promot e mad had made his errango mints to go ow the line of the Beath Wein Railway, but his servant having been tables ill with cholera at the lodg ing, house at whisk he stopped, sad the landlady being ab sent, he had blawM amedieill in town to we that he had every enemas** le him lbws, n wind. (Loud sheen.) That was the Teases of Ms. Morris's abeam., and le was sure they wog& ell deem it a seardent one. (Load Weer ills CRATILMAN Wee, *Win to a very headeome and weesive diver soap twos Waded before him en the table, salt be did andante they all wondered what that contained. Re twat Worm them that at weenie it contained sir Alpo, but he hoped now future day it would suntan something that world whew the peeled the hoe. gentleman to whom it was about to be pisseated. It was a testimonial to be pre sented to their late smeary, Mr. George Gude, who wu eminently entitled to that meek admit esteem for the ggnraaatt Review he rendered the iassitatioa trait its fat atablW. meat (clieees_.l The CHAIRMAN *welt the sable _reddest bad dose as es * se *a y hial well mould do in Garb. • pries for an away ea as letbiag could be done until the land had bees propinty ; that wee a breach of agri culture, however, WWII great jurigment and disone dos so as to ensure a retura for the capital invested, and ke had ao heal that there was a great deal toc s a of land n this county not yield a profitable I* tun oa the capital inveited Is draining • bat there was alms other land which would net yield aay riven ! and certainly sot the evens of the drainage, and in this he wenkl be borne oat by way , Lentlealso si ffei l lie hear however. so Inaba that by a Widow of capital, great rail would be 'Hosted. ben ha We show that more*/ he thinglit there weld be no &dB of the utility of the eniety. Whoa they looked best le the time whew Mr. Goods lint exerted barna firr he lhestatles, and whether they looked awn illisa ode% lawate• dn.. lit' pi B. they witnessed east ea hepresswese as wadi seiweely INTO bus expected, ase Said is would not ban bees , ! credited eight pen age; Mit hue taken plan. He lira ;, sans good apeelateis die elwet-bors, bat to profuse dies " , so mere weneeeneWT — abil sti go to BRlferni and Poldine" , thew. The smartest "v be witueseed fa the Mash cattle, widen lil led bye s woe se be the meek of their owa labour. (Cheers). Thin wen ON es two gabfests In con , nestles with the society, shoo whin Sete woe an hocest difilirmeas X *aids, tad ea whin he would wish to make a remark or two. Thesil egad lie se babe that the original , iabeades of thi loolity wee the leemeet of the west farms (theca whets they reeelleetal the amber of -rises sealed sea oats b 7 116111Wesphid, hostmen of station, it o did ' di the em a: a nteeilen et the reds b ) had i set boa omeded wet. ( shee rs Iris ware poss to I gin piss be is c 4 ). Want (amen alone, sad araefiher oleo fir gealkears, and tenant farmers if they Mted. ow la lik. bor wide amp" ft "maid Is Odin pot pod: wnthey won dilations it °pinks THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1849. ea tat sagest, bat it appeared to Ids that the MOW iaMath of the society was the esissit ef the Masse Recess. (Clime). Ho did me this ablest INK the view of treatise diusidee, but the here that !l og =t be prestleally serried est. There wee sae other he tabbed Is sake. At the tell m.vial, Kr. Meld bed said that ante he bad • leek, he paid hie rest cat a him segibiL It was use Mn. Weld wee la a very hymnals he beepiag a is* boa if rested essupie lase ia a pre of the estistsy, sad kb her ea kii ever feared he green sewiAse both hi Seek Ise his as, figt wher eelte ba e d wee far rowed free theses, they Owed ast Weed lyseat wet wad elem. Hs Duet le JIM SIMS use dew la hi seseistlW, but he ands &see week, se be hared woo sales be led hoe the belief that If they bed • Seek they we braise preetably, weigh they mead mama, Sad to be • diessioa. Without Sather awake, he would Cris" Progerity ri s e, Clievisathsuddre Airing/8M t;." (Load the Kees flee %bros.) The CHAIRMAN then saki ea the searelry to read the pasethisse. Kr. SHIELD retuned drake sa behalf of the wow: fah seispethers, he the soaspihust that had beta pail thou. Mr. SAIIIIDERS then ailed ailed he a belabor, amid gave " The Multi of the President d the Day." (Loud 'heeds& sad three dose three.) Sir 1. HANSEL returned &asks. He sell he scald sot ead weeds adequately to meow his haliege fir the hamar they bed dose hh. He begged Ids faked, Mr. 8. Davies, to aeept his warstese Omaha kr the lied maser Is Web he lied bpedwed w uses, ad the wpm" Our the hied sod estbeillitie asaage iMM they had reeparese to Is. (Chess) Nuking gage his se arsakEw seenwh be scald ashes to Se peke Yeast. ) Although be hall sea. ogled spa, sad he fee d by the mu =reser apse hisi. he hod sadeetakes the to duties with rdoslisau. WWI issolequate the Wt. He hid bewarsa less hi best—Oesti ebeere)—ead be hoped he had isebilaska. (Coatiseed shern.) hoeNo • seen Me ewes of the sable sari dm leamelf, ea li ef the snobs las was shad his lord ship.. was plu Me re she Ow • soavietics that his than i t woad peeiblod He Kim that day sore ably than it was la hit power to do. He would ley aothieg e, bat wields, saws to thee el Isehiesally, ease nose &asked the fer w lead seseries they had gives to the turn. (Chew) Other tease were glue, aad the assagesy separated auk delights' with the we they of doe May: THE CHOLERA. Betas at deaths from siwitis sad Sodas Iv psnsi M the thaws' Board el Had* polosimlllet 10: Mho& Dkrithab. • 11 is Is 1 IS 16 00 Seam Bt. Okup sat Bt. Owns Weft Louisa lat=s, Ikathwark E3 th opt. 3 se apt. 7) a Olavo. work Lambs& Wldwohapsi avow Ilt. Goariwia-thoara 77 Ilwevey 114. ?mks • arced • St. Ckwarpilawrammitarwa.....• • Bt. Jame, Wosiwikatar Cleritorwdl Bt. Luke, Malawi .. 6 Otaberweil a et. Ilinhaes, Southwark is Hadvaq 7 Et= ll 44: 16 win I 1 e i. laretkirra Mit lanais Ilreallak . 77 4 Italkollas 6 1 (Atoka a 1 Oft al Loarka 't liadhAi-elio-Field•--- N f. ,s . I • 3 • ii it 10...._ ...ado,.Tidal a Wouinhotor 7 7 Einoshes Totteehm, 22ad. Aug. to 7th Sops 4 4 Haapiessil 14 . . . . ... ... 3 Mrlrr i T766l W Clam Cardiff Carman*as 8 ... . Swarm 7 Parma 6 — 8 w =a6or. N Lysis 2 6 1 Tynamadi l4 — 4 Lamellar 1 Wl ilem _... 7 —7 Ifrath . wed H. I Staitertl and North Blerky 13saluriss U 2 Bristol 12 1 Gasyssead sad Milt's 4 4 et. Ourma's $ UMW 4 D e wsbury, up to sth Sept. York 4 —2 ILrby Dover Asides( y Leeds, 7ds, esb, and 919 Ser. l5O 9 Wo Hunslet 34 2 lveshempens end !Heiden% 73 4 Neal,leli 1 if= 1 1 Deserterie Hut Illeesiesse I Boa* SW& 4 4 Shee Melia ' lisl • Hull Wilt= 1 Ballord Pisani?* 1 Holies Balpool Tames& ll Bury — 1 Pratte — 4 l i-g4e_isi__ 4 Wolotaiton Manekinger Ciainsborosgb Aolioos-iindor-Lyne Aborgsveney Abingdon 1 1 Alvorstoko Alawiek Greet Betnightoo (Clanadr) 2 Biradaighant .— . 1 Bedatiseter - Barnet Charhos Coventry Cherteey Creydes i 2 and Kiloton Dudley o°lpsfillir4 1 9 1 3 1 - lir ! ? iii.iii 2 His en res 2 H 1 1 Haddonfield Rataaga'• gab of Throat) 2 Margate 4 Ipswich —l 1 ,04 4 2 hem4. 2 1 Cistashgel 01.414144 Den 1 Leisgbeuki I Liok 2 Lis/port —l Leaseese Limb 1 Lhaillortiwr liselleld (up to 9th Sept.) .. IlmakeSeld 2 Willing (Hest) St. Austell (Cornwell) Anon 1 Axminster AhTinebaat Bagger sad &Paw* 2 BiSariery - 1 Belem" 1 Bedford 7 2 Metre 4 Dodds • • • •. B e ver* Bien** 1 Cheek. 1 Chester.le-Btreet. 2l 1 Canterbury Droll/Jed Dorchester and Cane 1 Doernham Mutat 1 Doncaster S Beelselmil, Mellow 1 — 2 Elthant — 1 I G IPP lent 1 1 — Hollinsbearne $ - Hohmenthr Havedirdesset 1 H. Mudd" •••6 1 ''''' Hay— ekhley K Heroines Stamford Kidderminster 1 6 4 Is Booths' : Ka 136 tounde• l4 Auchalthie, Arbrosik Minim 8 Kerridiamir Doers • I Perth Asbrositt 114ith I Dodola 4 Ids sad Tr o iz en 433 868 138 Scotland 43 Gasaral Total 196 The somber of attacks reported by the asies Akers are, for the metropolis, 1,069 ; tad for the country, 1,196 ; but their ream do not in general compreheed the awe tkat its treated by medical mos in private pnetitm BARNARD CAMS —The cholera is making fearful ra vages in this wall town. About etheafla cases hem occurred fines the 19th August, up to Sunday moralag, the 9th last., and forty-one death,. CROLZILA AND Orrarrroos LIQUORS —A conemposdost of the Lirnerkk Chnekk says "Although I fool othooteat to appear is print, l.t the hope that the foliewbeibeerva. tioas may prove beneficial, induces as to omit OM Mar tin to the remarkable feet, that whilst numinous la all woo et the eley ere carried off by this awful visitation, yet fa our Plelbloment, _with four to five ibeemmed iammtlem, sad our geele mormlot with three ears Me member by tibia they was look esly tore moos have esesond. Obeid see every pones Memel for their may sled not el their Mom steetsni ommider whit may be Plia probable femme, seder the &Mae pimiento, atm very remarkabie is a:empties ? It apposes to me to seine from the tonart—that, that SPHOSIES Boners an peoldbited to lbws mW Ymens (se• nett meacine) ; meemedly, from Immedleem molkel are bang esemeded to lay takes U 1; , dmileam el pee ma end habitation ; fourthly, elm with plain "wholesome food. I am Warmed by = cues, that ponces who drink spirits to keep the dies.., Som me a =leaks which is generally fatal, as their *eagles, prostrated by smolt dangerous stimaloats, qukkly dab ander the attack, whieh,, Indeed, oar owe ebservadea tally MPS- Arm; for who AI Ohre that idea sot knew a many la alb WI WWII( beta carried Of wader these waling cir cumstances, as { Ski' diets*, the me of spirits predispose it THE CHOLERA.-STATE OF LAMBETH. A meeting of the lehabitatte of Lambeth was held last evade& at the Ship Tavern, Lower lerost., Lambeth, "te ululate eseeidereciam the tioatinsed iutd bight/el damns ciao of lifdselere the parishismen of Lambeth, sad the the do:l i t:tot the ppexer M IEO e . i ... 717 I s e ssis ne i lre= vil a dreadfal nee." dimatdinestbs w as well abeam as the 8 p TIMM Is e s tlie enemas. et a law, dirty, narrow street, ran. at. to the river, whisk is laid under water early every tfile, sad within a steam% throw el that nem of Is salmons, wrist*: el bonehosess, tailerise. psworks, &a., by whisk the elk el Lambeth is sad its inhabitants have bees se kthifelly decimated aerie, the pe , vallag epidemic. Thom was a large atteadasee. Mr. liawneat prodded. The CHAIRMAN briefly introdaced the heehaw. Ile observed that the emetics was one of all clews : be NEW: was a workbag man, sad working men would be listemod to as readily as any otbers.—Mr. Commons mood the first reselatiee "That this seentiag regards the present extensive mor tality from cholera, sweig the prattler ere of Lambeth, with Wings of most intense aaxiety and alarm . ; and th at, with all humility, it acknowledges this awful vis itation to be the direct interposition of a wise and over-relies Providence; but, se the ravages of this hlghssl pastikose have been al most inclusively malbsel to Ike labersdag are sautes make end severe physical Tome cape daily front lidos is dwellimp mat for Imam 'takes, the neeetiat meant but regard this visited's es a warming mercifully khaki by Providence to remiad es of oar for gates dales to Ws 3oetseglated peer; sad, under sash einsdeutieue conviction, melees that a request be respect fully bat urgently made to the Archbishop of Getman, to naive a deontatio• of the parlament for the papaw of seasiderlog ear pima state of tribulation, sad the pere nnial nesamitt of improving habitations of the king ill:CasikeighilidiAN put the resolatimi, and declared It to be carried meenlmeuely, AILIDIIe I T. nutty : ih;ri;;liti s .iliis easse4 be transmitted to the Image Health, ()ovate- tehall. with an event request that a sulitsient woraboo of modisal men be appoints 4 without delay tor 'thermion of allsoling a bones to holm visitation thromrbont ehe inner threshes of Lan bethh that the ehereityard Is Higliotrat, tebereln kam 100 to SOOpe aro boned noddy. to thehaminset thk of As lime all tbe parishioners, be faissehlisly duel 'vim all titan latermonta." (Cheers endwise of " brieloods. too I " yhet'emot tairl ") HIGGINI3, la emeadiag tke mmalatimi, mid be had peeved the burial ground that day, sad it looked more like a pleasbed Geld than mashing eke. (filer, hear. ) Mr. WYATT mid be would move me ea ameadateat, that the bias yards and admit aalesemmi might to be rammed at the eine time. _ _ _ — Mr. lIIINTWan't yam remove the starel.yerde and petteries too t Mr. WYATT—Tee, the whole of them. (Clime.) The amendment was adopted nearly unanimossly. Mr. ROWLAND moved— That • copy of the firm tesolutica be Manumitted to the beard ofgm oldies', with an Wien mimeo' that imerietions be Immedu el, given to the pereehlall moiled Minn and other medical men in the parish, to attend all the risk pear at the expense of the parish ; and to order them breed and swat, es well se medisines, whenever needed, during the pm misses of this awful epidemic ; that the board be urged to mimeo men rigorously the acts of parliament relative to the better drainage and oleaseleg of the localities and dwellings eir the peer, and to the prevention of nuisances injurious to the pabbe health ; and that a eery of Ma Ant resolution be also sent to tit. vestry et the poi& of Lambeth, begging them to furnish the iabeering dames with those peiblie lathe and weehlusues whit*, by die aet el pretiaassit et 9 & 10 /fiat.. they are Legally and justly entitled to. Mr. BOND, in seeondlagMs remeistien, said he was cm nested, as secretary, with • =ili d a s idiaberg for im proving the medium of the flames, and hod at. tended the meeting is the biped g up something that might be *vial beyond the Tweed. H. thought it moot important in Lutdon to have • proper drainage, and the em bankment of the Thames. . . ittot:Weititio; wr sioitiroossly agreed to. Mr. ROSSBUBN moved : . . . That, taking into oensideratioa the vast importance of the objects aimed at by this meeting, and the fact that, treat the smallness of the room large numbers have been sompelled to remain la the ewes% Kamm. Mau&ley and Co. be respect fully mutated to slow the two of their establishment to a pilafs "meting, in after that the ratepayers of Lambeth nay ham am* opporba..ity of .:pressing *dr opinions ea the critical 'audition is which the ravages of the cholera have plead this large and populous perish. Agreed le. Tao proosediap termimated with a veto of thaaka to the chairman. CITY OF LONDON REOUTRATION.—Thu objections takes, and Mains sane, in the City et Landon this year, for the reihiag banister to dispose of, an se follow : Ouncnowe.—Pmeses *bunt 4 to se not sanded to have their names retained os the last of wens entitled to vote as freemen el the city and liverymen el the several com panies, 236 ; objected to as Mbabane* bouseloklen, 1,071. Total otintieu, 2406. CLAllte.—Pimuse elaiamisg to hen their nears named oa the bat of puma entitled to vote es hem= sad livery mom 4 ; Maims se iskabitest benuelteldere, 276. Total eleints, 2110. TEE LONDON NEW FIVER HOetlVAL.—Yeettrdav the new hospital emelod is the Liverpool-road, Isliagtei, am opened fee the merlon of patients. The building coa -1 tans ecesentedades he 200 mums, and met about 20.0001. ALARNING FOE AND PROBABLI LOSS or Lirs. —Yesterday meriting about three o'clock a Sr., needy at tended wish loss of We, penned epee the is the eteapados of Mrs Sway, No. 24, la the Committal road, last The Isom en . R floor freak bat Irma whim wan is at pressen sakaown. Tb polies who fief dissownA tM flee anesetied fa arousing the buntee, all of whim with thlt mespliem et Ma. I= 7 succeeded in ellsetiag a safe reheat hem the Mg. Elbe safeetusately 111111 es emegead. blin til ham .b. amid leave her room the wee most turibly burned. EXPLOSION OF A FIREWORK MatIITACTORY AT ILamenerov.—Eneaccan Lon or Livelletwes• fear sad fire o'clock yesterday eternal the Muse was thrown into a state of alarm by as egpledea. l4ll4 = conned at the home of a MllO Maid Seam • &ewes* manufacturer, reading as No. 1, Thielogneamoyeml. as the bottom ot 1114rketmingt, direatly appoint Nen shit= Old Church. It was found that the 1101111111 bad been blown completely into the air, and that part of Ne. 2, in the occepation of Mr. Data, bad been carried with it. Mr. Jones was fused to be nainjend, bet Mrs. ham, his wills, was got oat • frightful spectacle, being completely black ened all over balk head to foot, and dreadfully burned over the head and body. She was Immediately essayed to the Kissing.= weakening, bet it was almost imptelible that 1110 maid survive the night. CLASSIFICATION OF CERTIFICATES ENDS& FRENZY, RAnnitorrcv ACT.—Tien is a eiaitolar feature ht the new Daskrarn het with regard to s. They ere to be under oat of three heads. Toe fine clam h when the be. Inning whom " hem maaveidebie lens and nes fortune ;" lr. seamed where it den " wholly arts hem unavoidable lames sad miefertmger and the third elms weer* it dote " aft min hem meassidlable lassie or ash formes " Mesh eammiatione will neighs his judgment upon the ended et the bankrupt, both Were lad den his bankrepen, end without oinollitlan may *tor din sad allow, ropedroped or refuse a boobs*. of asformity. In all man there will be an W the Vise , Chaneellor against the allowances, milmmien,ov refusal cis eartifleate. The egmerheisaer.ia peatiegthe own. • lease meet state whether it h allowed mile the Mot, non& I or thirdclow, sad ea the pretneties ef the Inameat it will r be sew under which elan it was greatad. Is awes when i divides& are paid, .a allownee is to be mode to beakrupts after the expiratioa of twelve swath% ea 4 power I. gins to I the esmaisdeasse mast the 1116th media to reduce en al b lemma to noon of esmillealee rented ender the mend or Wed doe. New miles me enseseed to be Meetly Magid, la 'bide peovigion will th e geopestiag the deposit ci cone I in mom of appeals. in of a will greatly depot es Us seem ropiest to be dopetilai for oft le mean amtagion, from the state of collapse which they prods... The pebble prints Mil as that whoa it raged in ftigew, the people wisely alnadasel frees s*buous llgaee,*mil the lisle of them we *early at as end. Ts this, sad the elleatual steps token by the authorities sad physideas there sad at Dumfries, in having the town divided fate small &hakes, and the peer visited is each by a Radial mut daily, and hignatice made of every inmate as to flair Mal , end what prupardiery symptoms appeared Modistes, 'sank than wen et mos adsaiad, may be Ittribetted, under a mardfill Preelames, Um shiest lime dist' dim= el Me dimes*, amp soca idter they wen sub aa smanammat be anis& oat hem, ether *sea, evaa where be lea ret visited. wadi*. fru the attack I lb. *Meg plan ma su y ety be elici fated bp arm= expender. sad freebleseme ; bat lb..sensidesatheis light act to be pat la competition with the Uwe eel silbeites elm iellow-createres. As some of Me mellebee Oven k this aemplaiat have a teudeney to indent beemdbility, where paseticiable a awake man Might to eassitek that the puma is really dead before inter set; when Mk swot he a n , well-damed iglus should be hid ever the kr seers Umiak:eV ta ea ft then be airy alga of -- 1 / 1 01110 OCCUMBOSII, Ist Limasfals and elsewhere d.. the last sad presses via liatine slashes, felly Jet thh esallen." . A Cleme.Exues.a.— vestry el the parish of hallowsAJl the Gnat, at the esesmanesamat of tAb year, unanimeuely resolved to dieseatieu burying ie the vault sad eiture b il k at which were, immediately, the - oat pLath, the Niue up, sad arreamemerds suds with s seamessy esai piny y ire the behement of perhilseers. Elezrerstm—A commus their been received from the Omen/ Beard of Real* eat satisfaction with the makery arrangements meie is fhb tows, end we believe that it wee to this cireeneMnes that Ball Passable= alluded in his spa* at the Cutlers' Feast, Cuutarnon—Br. Then Aglan, peat law guardiae for the .= at St Andrew the Chess, he hike a victfra to the Bemrer:—The Mums present • somewhat more favour able mum. lIIIIITZTIL—Tbe returns amines to be about the same u for sees days past, the epidemic still banging .boat the dl.- viol as if walling to quit a spot from which it he been enabled to gather so essay victbne. BIISLIXORAX, MONDAT.—NotwithstaadisiCat the cho lera is nee; with violates from one end of t country to the ether, it is remarkable that this black-looking end dirty tow*, as straegare are apt to cossider it, has been up to this Um entirely tree frees the disease. NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MANUFAC TURES OF IRELAND.-PRINCE ALBERT. Oa Friday an interesting Meg manufacturers and member of the Boyd Dahl wen held at the Measiondause, Dahlia, Cr the rupees giving the &p -atio., rent ben by Prince Albert, a pablie oppor amity of explaining the mature and object et the natiemal exhibition, proposed by his Royal Highness to be holden is London mat year. The Moir was taken by the Right Hoe. the L•rd Mayor, who, ern introduice Moire. Cole and Pan, said these goad's's" bad been deputed by his Royal Highness Prince Albeit M mooted to Dublin to learn the views of the leading namehatarers relative to the proposed grand exhibition of I waked LaMar, to be held a London in 1851, and took lessmies to allude to the importance of any movement that castle temd to forward our depressed manufactures, by beag le, themi listen the notice, of not alone the inhabitants of Ml'hat of o - bar onntries,that would attend this grand Rh lordship likewise expressed, on behalf of the • of Dublin, their strong feria, of respect and grad. tads towards his royal highness for the anxiety *timid in this es is ether matter, to forward the interests of our alma ketaring community. Mr. Cote addressed the meeting, and said that he had been authorised by his Royal Sienese@ to proceed to the most important manufacturing sit,., with a view to ascertain If the leading manufacturers would be disposed to assist his Royellligheess in bringing together an aggregate exhibition of the Wade and 'manufacturing products of ad nations. Rh Royal Highs.m was desirous of ascertaining this, is the Asa place, la order that he might be enabled, if he found that the manufacturers interests coincide with his °palace, to bring the subject under the emeittentiou of her Majesty's government. (Hear.) In its present stage, the matter partook rather of the charmer of a private inquiry, preliminary to the more public development of the proposed object in all its details, and as these details would naturally be subject to modification us their being laid before his Royal Highness, such facts and features of evident>, as might bear en the ma nufacturing interest. of different lotaidee, It would not be feasible that more than a general outline of the project should go at present to the public. (Hear.) Mr. Cole then proceeded to sod extracts from the minutes of wain oneerises at which his Royal Hightails presided, bald for the panne a organising this project at Buckingham and Osborne Palaces. The principal features of the project appeared to be the in stitution of one great exhaling' of the products of art and I manufacture, of which specimens of artistic genies and um chemical skill should be presented for competition for prim-e, this exhibition to be the first of a series, commencing in 1861, and recurring once every five years. The exhibition to be apse to the manufactures and won' of art of all nations. The exhibition to be held on a site to be selected by the Crows, sad to be divided ander proper dassilleations into Mar sections—one commteing raw proillest and material • alkOlkill. the uncilithery and ap — plianees of mechanical an ann ingenuity for the manufacture of such materials; a thirds/a tlas, for the exhibitica of the amanfastared artiste in every branch of industry ; and the fourth imam to be est apart for the exhibition of sculpture and the products of plastic art generally. With regard to the character of this movement, considered as a step towards the advancement of art and manufacture, the statement of Mr. eile as to the extent and number of the prises to be 'weeded to the suconsful coin petite's, place. beyond &mist the practical earneetness with which it has been undertaken. The amount of the prizes proposed to be offered evinces a noble and liberal Writ, worthy of the princely projector of the movement. It is proposed that the first prise to be awarded to the meeend competitors foe the best art inrush= shall be 5.0001. ; then follow fear prises of 1,0001. each, to be awarded to successful exhibitors of improved specimens of manufacture and new inventions la an. It is aim proposed that teaser prises, of various amount, shall be offered, applicable to every deserip. Lion of manufacturing art. These details formed the sub stenos principally of the suggested arrangement. This might be said to be the groundwork of the proceeding. There was yet* great deal to be done, end, in the first plea, it wan the duty of the deputation, in the discharge of their mission, to obtain the opinion and counsel of the neanutae turen upon these and other rotate which would be laid be fore them. It was necessary, is the first plans, to institute a local committee, who would tee that amongst them the saaaufaetwing ichnests, as also those connected with the production of the raw material, should be efficiently repre sented. The questions on which the smitten and counsel of the esennittee were required, comprised, is the first place, the expediency and utility of the proposed exhibition ; secondly whaler it would be ad to the manufacturing aterests of these conntrks that liar WO WS= should be open to the uroducta of art and seemlimitore el all nati ? These and other considered's' of =i mam= would be weighed, and the opinion of the meow lamerers given regarding them. With regard to the fru& Yam of the local committee, Mr. Cole observed that the iffigetatioa had been favoured with a leg interview by hie lawellency the Earl of Clarendon, who had mimed • deep l interest in the undertaking, and had expressed his willies. I nca to cooperate is every way in his power for its farther. met, and cemented to Fronde at the local committee. (Hear, hear.) There was one point in the projected snug. meats whisk appeared to strike his suelleney as being of the highest importune. He alluded to the feature of her Kr jetty's preemie on the ommien, and the *ethnic= value which would attach to the rewards conferred as genius sad enterprise by their being received from the beads of the Severeiga in t here (Hew, hear.) Mr. Cole added that the depnahles onsahnous in their feeling of Minn. ties ea the maid and enlightened co-operation they had reished in this oily. Preimeres Hoonsoo would wish to put • guestion. Waa it to be nsderstood sow that there would be no semaios for the nest year's Dublin exhibitios, sad that the Dublin sad high manufacturers emend, should reserve their epaimeos kr the great Load= exhibition ? Mr. If ausa—By so means • the Dublin exhibition, so Sr from interfering in the least with the great= exhibition, witull be moat useful as a preparation he the exhibition of 1851. The London ffeekty ef ins asnemplated at present hiving an annual exhibition with pain= In Headman then was an exhibition establiehni, and yet se pert at England would be more likely ie en beYYntly to the great exhibition thea Measbeem. Zt indeed, pachases the coincidenceshould ewer din the triessial exhibition at Dahlia =odd fall is any eamelem within the same year as the gnat Logsdon gammons! exhibition, than he would say, rem= year speeimeme see the greater exhibition. Bat it was set dreamed hp the gotablishment at the great London exhibition, owe in wog ft= yes= to put a stop to the mall= !seal exhibl. time, whith, S. truth, might be mid to generate the greater ease. (Hear, hear.) After a mei Lacerating_ discussion, in whisk Dr. Harri son, Mr. Williams, Mr. and several e th er gentle men, including the deputation, Porter,ook part, a 'miss of resolu tions were an ninon* adopted, eoecturing =shoat reserve in the opinions of Print* Albert, se to the national benefits of which the exhibition would be productive, and entierhaa in the most cordial manner into the views of the prism with rg to throwing the exhibition open to the eempealfion oltrw hole world. The resolutions having been sod a momilliti l formsd, thanks were voted to dente aml Mr. Ttai)tp, after which the Lord Mayor was moved hum the noie, which he was suesreded by the high sheriff et the din and =sake having beau voted to his lerdehip, tits meriling BAR/wrens, Barr. 2.—Oar wheat amp is now more thaa three Farts secured. Some el it has been Weeded rather too hastily, sad will be eons time Were it on be ilt to grind without a share of old. There is yet wry little brought to sat/Let, bat ills generally agreed to be the largest sad best asp that has bees grows is this neighbourhood for assay years. Bailey sad oats are stoat enabeif carted : quality good, bat set equal is qaaatity to the wheat env. fa seas Owes the disease has attacked the delis of the potato pleat, bat the bulb is yet without Wiry. 0a1N89011.0110/48trr. 4.—Wetad stew samples of new wheat °fend to-day, quay wines, bat, ea the whole good ; weighs nibs. to 6415 e. Crops ere remounted an average= the light tells, bat made, en slay Wads. About halt of the bolds an cleared, sad, with las weather through this week, the remainder will be secured la geed order. Oats sad betas at. well spoken of. As yet, we hear mg 6W ' complaints of potatoes. OUR FOREIGN TRADE. The eget e 1 the revolutionary movements on the i matlasat is 1848 apes the maaafsetaring {lmagoes of Greet liriadr—es this street was leeksd fir, sad so It was felt—le et ewe explained by the fast, that of late years the iababiteats of the meanies thus disaubed lave liven tho 01E/Mben of rather mere than half of all the British pro. dam 001neny Mania from ear shores. I. 1846 the told export wee 'Taloa at 11,200,0001 ; is 1847, at 61.000.00 a sad la 1848 , it fell to 46,400,0001.. and would have fallen, lower hod set the exisserdiaary roma= of oar exports la the llama States, is ntera he the brae supplies et mew resolved themes is 1847, partly brioarAtlir .- Mll 0 0 1 -; dowry. From February toi p u n ik I st% ear aidaldhallsa mad aterehamme saw plated is sessitem la whishtbei beenessumnsund Is &peso um the mama& alms Waken mai • MX Mean prie wain of men* Weft de Pure of usa ge= the dins:beam of all iseastrial air " = "ili allsr the amity of 1847 hal masa the meame—the semseseme of imported matbase—be a stateef sompessilve groverty, but. mon issminsatly by the pereaddea seam MI the laerearity .1 property while is kmm parable from pithiest betarbanes. amid whisk, km a thee, ma impelled est own eaderwriten to stop a peat rat the Xedlterreasem trade, by deellabg to bears wpm without a premium for or risk-4 premium Mat ia theme days of keg established peowsprellts, ham the whole ot the am retaras epee nearly every trammelso► it should have bin applied to. Low pekes of food, and of raw materials at heats, fortunately bereased the stemmata for the home taarket, sad partially filled the blank ; pat the defidesey of the fereign demand wee severely felt while it lasted—which was till mar the eine of 111. year. We have obtained that the entire declared valise of the British exports of 1848 was 46,400,0001 West the manta will be for the meant year can hardly yet be gaosesd, es the last morns, those issued by the Bmed of Trade on Saturday, only bring down lila aseetutta to the 6th of Anus. Bat we now learn that fa the mix menthe !ma the bth of Pebratry to the bth of haw; 1840, the declared valise of the exports of British prods.. was 22,480,0001. In the sane _period of 1848 it was 22,480,0001, and is 1847, 27,378,0001 no raw exported in the Month of July last was 'pastor by 'boat • iniffion starling than it has ever before been is any ihnilar powbf. Whence we we safely swans that the export trade has now quite reasvered, if not somewhat more than Ma nia, the revelationary darnelp of last peer. - - Nor I. confirmatory evidence of this fact wanting—avi. dam which, by the way, also assures u of the healthy aced thriving condition of the manufacturing districts, apart from their foreign Colliltliollll. We learn from the amounts, made up per:odially, of the quantities of cotton received, de- livered out for assumption ' and retained in store at the three great centres of the raw cotton trade—Liverpool, Glasgow, and London—that the deliveries for home eon sumptioti, in th e present y ear, up to the 31st of August, amounted to 1,196,000 bales. Its 1848 (to the same elate) they were 980,000 bales—and In 1847 only 79'3,000 bales. The difference in the ammo quantity consumed per week ('22,700 bides in 1847, 28,100 bales in 1848, and 34,400 base is 1849) marks, with considerable certainty, a cor responding difference in the amount of employment afforded to the labouring classes by the cotton menu facture. It la thus evident that this branch of the national industry has, as respects the extent of employment of fotded by l, been expanding rapidly end continuously sincelB47. But 1847 was a year of a decidedly exceptional character. In that year we were severely efßieted by a amity of cotton. The deficiency of the American crop raised the prise of the most commonly used eacription of cotton :from 64d. • pound in B:ptember, 1846, to 74d. in September, 1847. In September, lB4c, the price of the same kind of cotton was only 41d., and now it is abort Bd. a pound. In 1848, from January to August inclusive, the average consumption rer week was 30,400 bales. Also, it is to be remembered that in 1847 food was sr dear as to postpone, among the great majority of the column :vs of tenon wares, not the wearing of tuose they had, hut the purchase of others, so that had cotton been cheaper its con,umption would still have been much checked—precisely as, on the other hand, its eonsumption at an unusually high rate now goes on, food being cheap and employment mode rately abundant, though the price of cotton is (partly from the increased demand of the last twelve months, and partly from the anticipation of the coming crop in America proving rather deficient) higher than it has been since 1842. And the h just gathered promises a continuance of such prices for food as will leave our manufacturers ao reason to complain of a falling-off in the home demand for their pro duce during the next twelve months, - - - Bat cotton, though, singly, it occupies the le rgest spice In the field of British uultiatry, has some weighty compeers in the Hat of raw material', the aspect of which is so Important es an isdex. to the national deausise is the immediate na ture. We subj in a comparison of the quiutities of six other articles imported is the first seven mouths of 1848 and 1849: 1848 1849. Silk, raw, lbs. Cotton, cwts 4,170,000 Wool, lbs. ....... .... 33,281.000 Kemp, ants 270,200 Tallow, owts. Timber, loads The import of cotton has, we learn from other and more recent sources of information, since fallen off. Toe in crease upon silk, hemp, and tallow is, as to each, very considerable. Tha import of wad is nearly etationsry but it appears that larger supplies are expeated. limber shares the fate of railways, Lr which, of lets years, it has, in great parr, been imp HUM. The eonsumptlen for the et yea months of 1819 was 677,000 loads. In 1848 it was 824,000 leads ; and as no revival of speculation in that direction can be look• d for at any early period, the construction of new factories ' docks, warehouses, and dweltiags ars the only channels open for inenass.i consumption. In conclusion, we may observe that ell these accounts should be t..ken in 001111 , :ion with the fact, that since the spring of 1947 nearly 800,009 persons have emigrated from tne United Kingdom, thus undoubtedly stating, for the time, all increase of the population, and adding so many is the number of our costumers for manufactured produce abroad.—Globe. LECTURER ON THE COTTON MANUFACTURE. Lest night the first lecture—•n highly interesting ens—of • aeries on the cotton manufacture, was delivered ae the Whittingtoe club, by Mr. Frederick Warren, of Man chester. The lecturer, after vindicating the manufacturers of LaDosehire tram the calumnies of interested parties, entered into • description of the raw material. The cotton, he said, was the beard of a plant of the mme order as com mon sank-mallows; in colour it was either pure white, or white tinged with yellow, the latter being that used in the Manias fabric, and being indebted for its colour to a salt of iron, peculiar to the soil of its growth. The fibres seen through a microscope present the appearance of hollow cy linders, tortuous in their length, and tapering at their el , tremities, a 'Destitution in • high degree favoura ble to their being spun into thread. Botanists differ in the enumeration of the varieties of the plant ; but be practical purposes three division are necessary. The tree cotton, the shrub etrton, and the staple cotton. Of these the first end second sae useless in trade ; the third is divided into as long staple and the short staple. The longstaple is grown in the country bordering on the Gulf of Florida, and in the Delia of the Ganges. The short staple is the produce of the "wire peninsula of India and of the southern state. of North America. These pi/U -nitary being given, Mr. Warren gave a history of the cotton trade in this oDentey ; pointed out how it has been the moral lever in the elevation of both England and America, and exhibited the dangers to which it was exposed either from the commercial jealousy of the American people, a failure from natural cameo in their supply, or the probable rebellion of the American slaves. " Should," he said, " the manufacturing population of this coustry increase during the text ten plan in the ratio in which it has, during the ten yarn just past, it will become necessary, in order to sup port and empley them, to secure • permanent and cheap supply of cotton, This can be done by _cultivating it in Bri tish-India, where, on the authority of Major-General Briggs, Bir Charles Forbes, and others, there can be produced a supply . sufficient to meet the wants of the entire world, equal in quality to the article supplied from New Orleans, end cheaper than it by one-half, the wages of the American slave b tog Is. 61. per diem, that of the free Hinders 2d. The advantages derivable be te such a course are, the Der , tainty of • good supply, the consolidation of our Indian pos sessions by the means of commerce ' and the emancipation of the American slaves by rendering their labour profitless to their owners. Throughout the entire lecture Yr. Warren was littered to with marked attention, and drew many plaudits from the sadist oe. RAILWAYS. NAIIIIR AND Lugs,—Oa Saturday, the chairman of this coal:nay, Mr. Andrew Speniswoode, issued a reply to the proprietors, wLo, at the kat hall-yearly meeting to July, passed a resolution retreating him to retire from the direr don. The chairman, is hie reply, declines to do this, con sidering it would bee violation of the trust reposed in him by the Hlrian government. He mates that the terms on which the larger portion d the ken of 500,0001. has been contracted for on behalf of the company are ruinous to the shareholders ; that the direetors, as yet, ban only obtained 238,24.51. ; and that for 207,0771. of the sum, they have given debentures to the amount of 324,6201., Wog a premium of 118,5431., or upwards of 50 pet cent This, besides the loss of capital, increases the interest on the money borrowed to 8 per oat, per annum, and the malt, supposing the dena tures fall due at the end of five yeah, will be, that for the mmammoiation of 328,4071. at 8 per cant., the company will have to pay a bonus of 179,5931. rigitcm RAILWAY TAAenc.—The following are the last reline et t r pose melees of is priodpal TAM* raihraym : !!eerie.—Pros Am. 37 to Sept f : nannies% 270,303 L. Pods. vat; total, 4/1,04K .—Prom Aar. Xto Sept. 1 : Promengent, 1 t4,633f. ; goods, WOK ; total, 311,521 L Mayas—ltem Aug. IS 90 Sept. 1 : Pronessgen, 40,967 ; goods, ANIL; Mak 99,9704. Oaseaeareta Avg. 27 to Sept 1: Paareagero, 106,7951.; FLAB, 97,399 L ; total. 9 91 .1 53 f. losoetoz.—Prom Aug. 10 to Avg. 33: Paamegars, 14,370 f.; goods, 31.213 E ; 02,945 E Viassoor.—Tion Aug. 27 to Sept. 2: Posiogers, 41,3131.; goods, 2Cti; our btl, MOW —Prom Aug. 17 to EWA 1: Possagon, /3,24 U.; pods, MASA ; Welk AXIL D u .r & —rtas Amt. 116 to Sept Posteerre, 12,159 f. ; good; 11.1172 f. ; total, 21.0311. gamma—From itag. 23 to Aug. 31: Pmergera, 10,102 f. ; goods, 1 . 1711 .; total. 21. 171 f. Itravisvire.—Ticsa Aug. II to Sept. 2 Peemogere, Kent ; geode 12,41 0 1.; total. MAN ATIONO3I.—From Aug. 19 to 114.11 t Paiewiers,4oooot; goodr. 10,9171.; total, 61,4211. i stOt b 1 !II 1 • ‘