The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-16 00:00:00

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IP a• bum al die Maar table all Hot Wotor Mom 'auk w TI.. or Mifill=roararo. will Wood all Oat Pio ea Ipw giros an dam ai olosal roalolorod pmeras. a- Oa boo doable Moot Ilk al& Am Owl Prima IL. Jo ilt. Ilbareprlam osajposan palls. —JIM/ IBA Imo or. _ sad Plooacao. 14. Ilia lorionia. KC irrabarboil lan AREVOLUTION is COFFEE sad TEA making, same aSD pat 0•1 4 Uerhailed Arno esi t . i ...... .0T11AL 1 eons fteammessett PIT MAT ATIO Nela Era llom .l. r i rCOV; l : Mate grip' the ST. EI . M.S, CILZJIOILNIL _IJILT AL PALAble us ta SDAL a he !Wale ft IVIIMOAL laHllllllOll et Mew ths mg be ha a Is. 111. awl eemeetile, dal keener EOwe tart% relll2l7i4l==;___Vallineede ......... were him th lei" Ind mem. UM& hmement. liehele teeh•eelde. ere ~me Om r!HRISTMAS BOXES at HAMPERS. lionaL N, rook= i matni. gm Wi a ter 1 7p ar ems . 91.104.V.k. MOO IP foi Ills em i= Irma E _ brat *MA sr idi, • . aid Jamilia Rim Use . blot sad airima ilk Or . las ell P.M. Us. rimy. Dallgived toorutila A wile• it air Illiaskillimesa. Owen eerie. be suompriol Ity a sulauma. 6RE BRAND, 16. re ipalk6—Pal• sr w... weepaio.m../ 666 *mar Wryer raft bigolgaL a.... la awn MOM Viii ism Aim polleillas al me .1110 ape rs. dillwall to same el my 6. - M. awl woe traltolithwt Ns LIU MISTY sod Oa. Oki Melbiet. JrARM'S B}l lIRRINL—BaII rid et . 42 Mimi le leileed.-11100. pm, me SO NO Mrl mg pails sereilee Pr es W INNS at Os Ogee aim* slipper. •••allicilis. ?Imo Alla POO NO elm le some meadesem ambised sift gruel =ran MIPMIL bpi will mewls treekep Dm Ini es eabllks• MI so rya le evairksi dr 'dap Nil a NW Ull lime Or* cell screitsselly la ;lc rceri se rlok 31 .0 1 . MIL Pleida . .sci rt. II aid Ova S. el C pc= pireepese it ineM *look Labe Oriiiiaci. W.O. Milani is VEGETA NIX (0011 A) OIL, b. ed. p: polizziaed . I : elk demiel b r 11•11*.almll Pelplid CZ °S t so sows am Pp X and igu r4 MI &no Naiads. ErPWWH 0012 A 011,45. OIL pig gallon. a. irsimova sid MN Mao walksast allmilles : b sulialle t.r win Wag se ini k eil s• ll* 001 1 2 . 1 . 4 a ab. kr MIN imod Ist . stra • moire ....=.l.r lotto/ W BONI. a isadria. law. MO sabe •~ SNW BLUM BOUGHT Yd SOLD at .% ilea. gen, MAO eel NM= NW bi allisla no Ilmme eft amity US re aim NW the gem of WI Or ••••••=l. tir win re BMW Sob 111.=.14 1. V % m at SS NM Me II IS of onmal • Ir So swab I/ or lourty atisolediewse es igeW Ur. FAR.—Pretescad by Royal Lams Pomo of 1100104 soll i tlloololo ot Mule • * Falk Nei no _ 1 =1: . ohtlio l inSim . to drawl ens Xth . .mlo es"klie Looo 11 il Org loft et Oto of o osorpirmo tio al las** Qemlameal ma* kr lOW doe ..bo IMMO *FY= Irsis eelb moorm.trrolOo ereof So poloolD sod V_ r di tr il oontrrg d, oromige ,... S .. 6 gini. iberrooklo Wooer or %Or am. got= %worm to ow tor al. 1W : ... k . : . oisoolomoo4 IF ow Vorolo. " %strook Lin. • 11i u 0=010,06411101 • WINN f ou l T ior4 6 .. P.Illood: P10rp ......01.46. sti li 7 : m ig=th ' ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT OAR miler Xs xi of KM LWOW MOM .-- o fr at mod Mr. W. RAIIIIMON NJIGLIo II OPIIMA Hu -110 N. at Ms sow sod dumb IrMOUN ll IX Olt on MOM DAT takiA SATA S ) . II 4 .I4 " i : yr. ILIB IS of ilvf ' C r is= by MIN lambs Pms. bibs lobes Ms Owe PM. MIMI Mar. timer._ Mr. brobx W. W . ,A. IL Mr. M. Ornr. M. w. M. Pony Ms. mad Mr. W. Orserbor. Mr. Alfred Molex ix embrio WIX a lift. no la =mobic i =rog ausenamb tor the of Oar bon daseximod Is do an la of ihir gi T ies : maw X r hor aio NM awning. dralyear. lax imams sew libe n elpi• n abolbbod Som so beir4mysxir y eablyb..4 we possioti WNW to : ow XlLibbro Is say .... glom Is Ms bes.ollos boloodest Moos ms, be Mr vbsier ex Os unt...MbatiliZsalTgl owls beak la X W.N. . ; XXX 11. ;O. W. IlMaskto. opel=2: dz. aostars ell awn. JULLIEWS CONCERTS. "14 TIIILITILIL 101gr MI SRITZT EI P8° , E. bitri.. LONDON CRYSTAL PALACR, .1.4 . •=440,14, egor tosliss‘essa.— R. KANS ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 8, als mamas opus DULY Per rese and WA eV ed ir. laarades ..s• 11611 Mis. Omega the of ft.. ala pea lbeilbam Ilkeir/kasa et Kum MAGNIFICENT MUSIC sad 100114 0 01/11114*3D1111.—thadmaa .• o,ol2 4ae4rYa 1 / 1 1 1. 1 7 MOM 111 al ek. ~YrYI Illiotomi Mom tololois %Oman ands embrailor milioust el ler =r o am mills. lairamol a( word. ha tar AD - ; o•eta dr Ommoneadmi aa BPI Wsbat Pm( The dub. llopp *7 imams& DIA alM(10 OA&Litit paw the Ilroa la tie meld. aloes mar* a Ada. Or bandrad ably portealia. th• glum stater sodas r ant. and eutilma poletlida. §T. JAMES'S-HALL RESTAURANT, Rom:: Oreet rd reeiknosa rifts Ird r lib numb aim., rd trots 9 VI II regrow trim 111 rl, ism tam 11119. SA 11.1A—Tbe Tar lAN DONALD. Proprietor r rri. at pa MUDIEI3 anger LIBRARY a NEW and CIIOIIOII DOWN le 11,1117 of Illonsores Tbs moor me ofloorowo am& Offsgib= s ol art• of works of taa morel la Moms. *NM ION& Okflisiebf• ir..i. sio olus of &OM •IMS (Wain pet area misksftils. I SL IN A k ini words, ow swift Is are amber of velome ... mloot am sod silos bonfire. lass im. lory i loolloll= 6. nd boot mei be so —0 PI -ull eta gi a l rit aow °anatomist. Imam owl OrmosloolL. Illoorbutor. 11IWORTH MILLOORAPHB, under the OW ip .s. ir e ar e terrjaemiai a fun arms ~•• eel Or Wade MON es do limi Wm. ORATSWORTH in the STEREOSCOPE, by porroloa of Ile liorris /10 Dube of Derail% rho r 4 Y. srupsd. le or 14 VT1110•00 OOMPAI V. 44. Cereir. la HARRIS'S BP ECTACLIII, tio shaspost and Mk et willt...‘ mini hi Pleinfte ii. AEI. as., prism remaly MEM eloallilli a Zr 0104. bum Di.— ilarrb's Provo* aim tat palm. akar to. mils% lin MY Ers ill• NM II yermeips, lounils. ird edmrs. we ble.—Tllo4. itra re IDOL egaidess se the Mpg . egerlie Ohs *Oa Moms dr. atm. Ladles. Ouriser fir. Or sw" sad amide. WEDDING RINOB of lIHRIMPINGTON SUPUNIAIII. *ft eme Nada ekes& Ibre Mr vase am for boar bed ke Pa S. A. taa. Adelaide Pmts.. Xaybe. Jolla Law dimmed. re T ati= ke tee Carbines maim et MIBLOONS 41111.2. WM be pub. WY ea Deewahall. Mee lermatelly Ogee : lei. lefriebeenel Ail poillibed. lint owl lavlnd DIMa. Floe L. at * pm^ ha CmZUstraS DEBVIVIIMONSTITUTIONAL RIA1.11111: aa *sac as ftimaambaa : *II Pinola* al l m las /Maa la ea fmagasal ot Yr Illmeaa a /I* wara.amaillag bon aVomobie tt si• andlual *Via oka. las =imps mew Moe Wpm* ia Os a poem via %dm Imam = mg al la adrift la lb paw Is arm villa load go dor oggingook lie -moor oil* loam% Wig progesso. sal le masa Ii boa*** Mr Oat einswal. Tn. rutla_ .4r7EtrielMti q i 1 . k m At l a 4 I I Trat le er y, al* =od:=Maild Zae .m a et lapplem ags lsi =1"1"AV TIE. M. R. CULVIBWELL, Brother sod solo reareem Wee WB. J. Minim ILD irlab wbre peasibe Is Ming-4m be or immeled W I. Frs. ths Wm No of .YS MMaw bisikarle &MN Wag geMsdr Ws enrs rained se NAILL1010170H4T1111; W, alas la Os ay Oelv.rwal lILL aa sioralaL Omiska Wm daft tram OPRIMUN Mow jug rablllisa. prlr• I. Lzr., 13 c.a.% 111 NEW. 114. =WM AUTIL sal !Axon:yr. =Ague; QO X IIDU a L INW/ABLATO=N c r o ll . 6 .6 orelM agge.. lealli tat="ll. lk uairm ve Ones emit i. r . _to ens *basis cLuENO la oWIvwsWILL art 110 N. of lbs CoNa• et Orsiam La, Load" IMP be swift I IL &Moose/ IlaNdas ?RR A CTROItITI En AT ST. PANCRAS AND Till Bev. Ma. Pun 14. la oar judgment the peronista] authorities of St. Peptise could not hare done otherwise than as they did. Mr. Pugh RS/ moat righteously disorient. He were di, mimed. not been be did not Inform against his penitent, Lot because he had voluntarily placed himself in • position la which he could not without diegracing himself discharge as insperstire public duty. If he had informed we should ham utterly despised hie ; but, en he had taken upon him self aa obligation which was boll legally and morally moat cruits, he boa no neht to emplace of its consequeson. althea" however, it is of the lint importmos to Wet assempromMingly upon the obedience of the clergy to the kw, this is a ease to which we should deeply mint may real inesamnisnos to the offeeder. It would seem that Mr. Pugh Need unwittingly Is all probability he was egregiotly duped sod lode a tool of by the culprit, bat his motives, um far se they ma be judged, were charitable and ism& We could have wished that he had asked the dyke of the Archdeacon or the Bishop of Loados before heart of stem be had 'squired that guilty knowledge of a Mat. bartdarpisce ; bat we maim that we should be very glad to hear that his lot bee beta lighinted, sad that the porky bra malal !TOT of jodirisest is sot posited to the terrible extremity of deprivation of his daily Income.—Timers. SINGULAR ADVERTIIIRMIXT.—" The gentleman who moaned two ladies from Weak some tine sines on the Doanyhroak-road, will lad sessethlag 'Adored to him et the elks of Iforodore Newelotor." What this adultn ess', while snowed is the Tints, es In Sarradere s Nan kftsr owl the Cassfirsties, would who to ferrates maim of mei tad wads both in this city awl DODD. The ldilat Is was at ears romantic and mysterious. Uwe the • year wp a genilesima el this eity had the Wow sail sollohoike of wahloi to nom two WIN la Yr of Dublin bon the esaihra of • room to the prb al • goadwom, owl of (Moog him Obi lowidiwoot whia be dmensi. A tow days ok ebn he W Moon forgotten the einumemosa be roo ' Waugh ea unknown head ea wrishoo• wising • echo aimed Aug with ea hid =eke It dolsool me • trade drake for his &Mame ostrloot ow the wank.. What wide to tbs laiwoot oleo tarty lo 'hot lio mike owo wholly aaksomi amli MM.; the Mlles Wow not lbw zoom of their dr Mower, ow to lb, goadowis moon of the amen of the Wit who hew Awn to dished holsfol rooomenew of amiss whisk he ft la hi mew Is seek I.—Oirk Onollifofios. _ Wou RAMWAT Crikss..--Ie rain it ticket itte WIVE lee et the Idlehersh Medan of the adbibureth. Pb,ert Mil DEMO. w... pleasantly rarprieed es bibs waked yes by • and bonnie Inside. who, ekes welt is eitity Ids awed is *Wit.' • petite:we very sue tr, skew alibi et km Pike* ender res. We eheoreell thee the deprimeit we =direly occupied by men.. thew beleg ..Me. =Z lidirgag thiste, sad • third The la h. L_ kr sash le rather ,bed, heatual ek k elks I. we ink it highly esemeedelin, end Use is ism is inglerieeseof wises le Vibe empedene legit" sande& The eely know eeeksee lie ORM 1. ie rak.balls i sal keillseet gift re iteme la the Idlabersti eltswellie MO set kit =iirosessees lb" Isehel thsesekie fer the jemmy el nekkewity. es Si angsey win ales time kir swiss We sea kin ei kw Ike jessey kee-dee ekes !—Battiah AIM APR_ T. mss' AssoclATlOd. —Ms dbesirs et Ms wadatios, WI is Terity. M iring w, NS tf UM Wool awassorpoodsom. wdr Ades! Ora* es? rad lOW IbMll.O. M i w Ea 1.011 7 7... Dereabh, 111111-111e.—Iliiih veins= le letter et the IM Win% awl ale meeserlel heverad I see is OM A Wean the semeettellele hot he Owe ei bleed ltehme velvet wig limb to /MO Ire the heollrieee Lie r dew Ihe relies te Whin to lie eepeetrelea et the greet hotel WU a illicit weds & ht h elpeolaft an the pollee bee. the beet tem d aboaer deleetheo ; bet hie the eoesmieeksere love elm 411.1111 le heir heel telkeetee to me every sw ift r /// 611 01111111411111 to Aelhh—l ea, dr, your " (algesi) Trof Defacer, Askew- Il▪ aaraffri. THE AFFAIR OF THE lONIAN DESPATCHES. (Eros the Daly Noes.) The Ulan of Mr. WILLINOTON Ottenoten for steeling Bir JOlll Youno's Despatches hem the Colonial-odes has ended in an aoquittaL The ver dict of the Jury mast be taken to mean, either that the defendant was not the person who took the , document from the cakes of - the Government, or dist in doing so he had no intention of depriving the lawful owner of his property in that chattel end converting it to hie own use. The main reliance of his counsel, Mr. Ssie d r e l , PAlLla, in his vary able and judicious was on the estab liahment of the latter alternative. The learned counsel refused to extenuate the moral offence which had been committed in the abstraction of the papers, and his language on this head was as strong as could have been employed on behalf of the Crown. But he contended that there was nothing to show that, in taking the Despatches and forwarding them to a newspaper for publication, the prisoner had feloniously intended to deprive the Colonial-dies of its property in them, and to ear TINS Liam to his own use. Without losing them selves in the Sae metaphysical distinctions--sans of them worthy the days of the Magister Sabtilie— which were drawn between the material part whisk might, and the Intellectual element which might not, be steals of en entity—the printed paper—the. *hole of WillirlAgrak to its owner, the Jury ap pear to have considered that, after all, what had taken place was not a stealing in the common sense of that term, and gave their verdict accordingly. as appears probable, the chief object of the Government io instituting this prosecution was to place its conduct in reference to these Despatches in a clear light before the public, that end is fully at tained. The hidden progress of the despatch from the table of the Colonial Library to the columns the daily newspapers has now been laid bare, and the anduct of all parties in reference to the trans action has been divested of the mystery which for a time enveloped it. The Government is fully absolved from whatever suspicion of privity to the publication of Sir Joan Yonno's despatch may have been ascribed to it is semet rumours while the facts were misunderstood. Or own share in the matter has been appreciated from the first, although oar position as witnesses imposed on ni:a silence not congenial to a profession whose whole confidence is in publicity. Now that reserve is no longer • duty, we may briefly state the principle which has regulated our conduct towards the Colonial-office since we became aware that the Lilian Despatches had been published against the wish of the Government. We have from the first considered that we were bound to maintain the privacy of communisations addressed to a news paper under the implied and well-understood pledge of confidence which the conductors of public journals recognise; while at the same time inch information as we conceived we could afford to the Government for the protection of the innocent, without violat ing this principle, was not withheld. But we have, of course, never pretended to set the conven tions of a profession above the Law. We refused to presume Mr. WELLINGTON GIUZINIEVII guilt from private information, or to withdraw from him, till the matter was brought before a legal tribunal, that shield of secrecy to which, if inneoent, he was entitled. But at the call of the Law we appeared and stated the facts within our knowledge. It is highly satisfac tory to learn that the course we have followed has the approval of a legal authority so eminent as Mr. Baron MARTIN. The learned Judge, in the course of his summing up yesterday, was pleased to observe that " the reluctance of the Editor of the " Doily News to give up the name of hie COM * wee quits natural ; indeed he might say " th roughout these transactions that gentleman "bad acted very properly, and had done nothing of " which for any reason he need be at all ashamed." If we have deserved to be thus spoken of, it is simply because we have endeavoured to adhere closely to the ideas and traditions which are common to the whole newspaper press. HEALTH OP LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The weekly return of births and deaths in London, hod by authority of the Begistow-Owerel, for lb. week lading Saturday, December 11, mays :—Though the mortality of Loathe Is mill high the Morse are cods* resOng • men firreerable the week these Nev. dau bed the O&M to to rft in t i t: frilowthi wish they to 1,79 d, sad is the last week sang BOHN, th .llth, they we 1,631. The mew to ol ti . three weeks hes base respeotively 37.4 M ai re:a, NW W la the ent no 047 the average; number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with lest week wee 1,183 ; but se the dote In the presest rotors coned in en increased population, they shook) to wood with the average when it le raised in to the increase, • correction which will make it 1. The comparison show that 230 peewee died lam week le mem of the number whose deaths would have Oa roneded If the rate of mortality had not been higher they the wereg• The deaths irking from diatoms of the organs of respire tins (weissin of whespkg-oough sad Lk i ihisia) were Met week 441, Wong bath b the two prod weeks 624 and 616. The wooled wogs for lest week is 96. Broochitis wee fatal in 310, 2613, sad 950 ow Is the last throe weeks ; ;in 199, 176, end 166; genocide decreased frets 42. lissafre was fatal in 46 own feet week, which is 16 above the avenge. The deaths rehired to smalliox are 13 ; to warledes 137. Biz wooed from the latter dis ease in ficensortews,6 is lk. Lesord, 81aoreditch. At 6, Harding's-tame% 3fe.las al: children in • heft have bus sehmked W essr is, god one has died. The nsuoinettine who de ire mend are five, ad see all widows; their rementive so an 90 94, 95, 96, and 96 yeare. • Mose, aged 36 ors, died on the 10th inst. at 61, POO ligleadielis, ham &statutes. Lase wok*, kktks of 966 ben sad 850 girls, in all 1,906 children, erme readebered i Landon. I n the tee ow reeposithig weeks el the yews 1146-67 the average number wea _ lithe Boyd Obsevelery, Chasid* the sem bight of the toneeder la die wed see SOMA la. Tito sees dolly nada( see dame m la. es rag iky serr Owday. The benertrital readies said hos 21.71 la. to 211.20 ht. The .sea Massa et the seek vs NA doge., wide 42. theire. babe the sower, of the mem wok la di yens (es de etnehted by Mr. Glatettor). The mak deny Impsratare was balm the avenge ea every day seer asaday. The theresoeseiralideel *Wet it is the ehadelez, ea I Y lo deli &why, sted pis", dep., es The eases waged the sea wee tbsestere 18.9 dap Daa( da alp the rig vas mem* osnost, shritt sad day ; sad do vow et ter r priMmt yes ma. The aras ee dgli a rze . tree r e =bo bs = re pad togas at .Na sea 2.4 doge. The awes epee dbessileyd dr Mr yes 91. On Monday the ensued 100. Adel spends oseplote asturatice. Theses lespeedore at the vies ef the Thames tree 42.7 Mo. The ear wee harredy she ; at the end of the Weak the staid blew trots the seseb. Then wee hardly say rata. Tlia LUSK Elanarr Soctsrlas.—An application was maim et the gale* Polio. Court, se Monday, by Mr. Bes sir be. teen Mehra co WWI of Ur fifteen men a:- TOW 011 *Okay Mgt* 10 WOW 11111111 any mould be tried, sad abet as. the sheep agar* hem. This hdloremdcw, however, wet ter the neermei nisesd, as wee Mee psominisa for sa tatervira baser lbeplesseee sad their hog airleyr, le wife to the imeMos et Oa dies. It was misted chat a diggimide amid be ands is the goveraorat es tbe esigiat. It b otsgeeed that enealiaill %ark be C. 4r Y. Derimffiea, obi snag sellelesr, euelnei that elty Am lbw arl rembeerl DWI% re Meatec, rid bad Ws ear dram wMIL dr ere perm leek leder =I Cork an fa sable of seaddrebie eseliereat la esseserree ed dee reline peeeedip. FATAL ACCIDOPT =Az TER RIMY STATION:— Os Moir error as *a d re leas beld Reiby, ea the et Jar WWI Je 14:4re.1s Wing de body re dr lee ea dr order l ide • go by rak dr red balm be Weivarra. - 117, to Sara larm4Y, we ere& by Th. is while web( ea the Welds of its rade, rod Ms bend or ameba oder a per that be emend Nor rdlisr- MOE& Me lei just be be Whig is ebeintelosaa ea bee amber be add Me Ireadea, ad elks ere• *red se tedr agree et wailmea Ibe al Mot Om. The dereeel vsequlee weber mad ail ha ham the tee. IPA, M hseb bens miles? esemewes wrest,, ride yew shooed his to mooed es lie trey. The ,diet was " Aselimeal death." _ _ CRIMINAL PALACE. --01f1 BRTLLIItO DATr WM/VIM/AT. Dsc. 14 —'iii. as p. lei ; Ml* be souss Win% SAL 11.11•111• 1 . 7 • NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIMALTT, Dim 16.—APPOINTIIIINTIL—Amist s20-lhopeco Almendro Baitecy, to tiro Victory; Climbs E. Noss* to dr Einalaya. Dsc. 15. GENERAL COURT-MARITAL CHATHAM, .—This morning, in obedience to orders rushed fres the Admiralty, a genteel parade ofd whops of the aloes and men belonging to this division Royal Marina Light Infantry new et heed =tram arembled as the pareds ma grenndr of the Marine for the pupas of heur the Oman an sem tame of a gland enertstardid which esesbisd a few days duce, under the paniasnoy of List. -Ccdostel J. H. Gasoolise, Royal Marines, for the trial of private Beeleada Pp ie rj of the 17th =D u n ma • charge of laming amok Lieutenant 1( ogge, Royal kLartine, a violent blow is the faos with his fiat, and also with threatening to kill that cdicier. The mart, after henries tb evldenos, found the priposur pg ,ty and in coasideration that he had bees oboe Ware mislaid for striking a non-oommiesioned ofliosr, set teased him to five years' pool servitude. Rs wee nese distal, removed, in charge of a strong seed, to en Millbank Ccaviot Pise. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 16. The illostrions, 42, mining hip, Captain Robert L a n* Iris sowed rater dr dockyard to-da kr tir fleal thrift rat ari so t o dr tor dip bar warraold Dzounnios OF A NON-COIOMSIOIFID 0171C111. En* Wire reps at Boyd Bares Ardiery misdated at Weird* Is perirdsy model aver of the Ar- Binsaks Is whore the et a ...- arai. ta,brf Mk" Attrelage• beep se Boyd Beres AVAIM asind Warr Bursa, it a brash of diddles, cat Isarfargos it was dark red Few aeration to the Grim el Ids manor eller fa Ss awes barrebreati. It append lintdyes woos I I Wesel, "stylsrldai " with f asappb-wersa,witealiswaszebeitallytheseryprat-sarro dr weep, sad was ordered to Mkt, to Ide rows, which order It ewes 67th. erases of a mar who wee present, ha did sot obey with seine paripilleds. The primmer wso donotilddif. allysilprd d a sprisatal coartgartial, whoa a did sweripidea was Wend bit°, sad Its was seaddel, mil wee embed ta be *day " broke," or to beg Ms /adds asewirmideeed ellar's pardon, which s be s =ll his vowlilapera le M. Ths seatear was pee Me ded peeridey• Ss of the nibs err d sass sad ma. • et driiiiimer bops beleaskti is the Wasp, Orr Se peseadesaira el dr ✓eisesta at end 611111111 lad ommessill stag*. el the derseedre didipaiSd Idea as a atramehelesed the tom ▪ awl be was thasepea adored to serve se a private la THE POLICE AND THR MILITARY AT WOOLWICH. Yesterday ',tresses a deputation frost the Wool wick Local Dowd of Herd* e"- tit of Mr. Morrie (chairman), the Rev. T. T.meld, said Meas. Rasa and Jackson, waited upon the Comnasknets of Metropolitan Police, by appohanest, for the parpor of repremating the neossity of Lucretia( the amber of pollos-eartablee for the diewiet, la caisessuree of the imam millisry riots which have riosady omened, ad sliest altered= of the p existing system d soa-latwfsratee with soldiers by the police faros. The deputalioe were received at lionland-yard by Sir Richard Mayne, Chief Consnaloner, who observed that he should pay attsetios to the statements which the depute d= had to maks, end should be happy to listen to any ead Yr. elseresd the domestics wee appointed at the mean sir the Woolwich Los( Board, as numerous ' r;l a ealsays bid b e committed in the town of Wool- via apes INNEN the military, and 'specially by the aid. The did not complain of the coaduct of the II divides Mebopolitan Polio, on duty at Wooled* ' TMhut the force wee wweilastly Ise mall to cope with the evil * Mr.=oiesteel that mole two years since en ceder was lead to the plies of the district not to interfere with 1 soldiers unless umareetraordinary circumstances He could sot say that aa Aida 0/der wee given, but isertain was I that the pikes et the &arid Weida Issrihriag with the military a• meek se wade. The milt was that unless • military piglet was be dila irks a row leek plate the die orderly Warn esemilted sulteges slum with keyssity. 1 It wee quite true that the sere brolifel of yellow es duty at Woolwich wee entirely Intimade ps = the public yam sad to protect the oi It bad bees 1 sided be dr rills that the woregeilles 'Mee twee wale le he ted, ma If shit mamma Ile Irwelid that the would eassider the sesweity of providing mere seastaigss for Woolwich. After - some flereete been the Rev. T. Tvddeld, Sir R. Mayes observed ft was a mistake that an augmen tation was alma to he male is the atesepalliss pollee form. Certain alterations were to be oerriell ewe, bat the force wee sot to be eactsested. Ba was surprised to Wier about as ceder for aowisterfereses with the military by the polies, sad would sake *shim on the subject. He was not aware that any such order had been ith given, sad if so it certainly ought to be &Worsted. W regard to Womanise the force at Woolwich, he should Ds happy to meet the views of the deputation as far as it might be practicable, consistent with the requiremsets of other metropolitan districts, He would issdtut• inquiries an the subject. The depilation, after Smola( Sir R. Mayne for his atten tion, withdrew. THE BOTALL OOMIIIBBIOI4 ON ANNT OONITATITL CLOSE OF THE INQUIRY. This protracted inthetigthice, which, with adjourn mints from dim te time, re Weed well nigh six senile, re virtually brought to ea end yesterday ; end the duty now devolves ran re senrisioners of premeirtrig and rendering their report to the arm The commissioners met et eleven o'clock yesterday meeking, be the corentitteo-room of the House of Caere= fa mirk they brie hem sere rued to sit, end inn reined end wesely three le taking additional evidence, ably fleet thr T. Firetkaca. Kr. Belie mid that the esertheits eveld seer edkeou Wee tier , the they wed* met ode he the purples of over papery ad woad woes tithe widows if say l e=meter requirei it. He hod no idea that the inquiry would bre belga more them s heir& at three weeks. p le t zured st the begirds, thee el ememseks an tbeir thud& be ellithed ken prelim th e skiing of the cammilmiwe, ben ea old fteltheed thew that if kith Mask mow strimd, It the better that the Mee &kid sot be knows till they had es eyeertonity of dethedkg dem- Wow If hie womb wend to Iwo we welghthe weetaisi, ha explored 16 pep* at I, he he est Eke good resoled tram the itakmdemes el the reperthethes ef the pre= at thee yeathedlose. Ha Quaked them who hod given them meistere &Meg the lnqairy, end apromil his satisliestio• et the ream In which the witnesess generally hod given their lesekery. Itr. Tamer spewed his ONMIIOIIIIIOO is the nemerks of Hr. dells kir eespet to the elimenes of the roereeestatiree 'flaw path eel lore kelitheybr the toosracy of the reports es terse he Mina the, tore esimmate which might ham her ridesielly made In re riegarker which appeared in the hiding series. The phis rd tern • strong tared in the ingedry, even ft sr* their pereseirre might gratin:ft haw aspired to be taws. hilt attention had been te the netheeneet of the gab& deperreate, ead =ilhe absold be sorry to Lon !Iguanas doss to any lndivideel, k would be military to the public officers theremdme to knew that the eyes of the pule Ho had • been, ined would continue to be, directed to the memesserant of public departments. A great deal of away we. owieeeW In the Her depertssat, mod though he we. 6e from Maine to cut down anything that was DOCIONIIy ke the Merle of the country, he was of col aire—erth the yobbo would be of opinion—that • large dri aura in the rimer might be Aired U the messy of the yobbo we. properly and be judiciouslspent. He did not wish to say myelitis, of himself, bee thought it right to rout that though the bead el thi oommlerion be had Derr from drat to last reseed the stightee osernnicatios hem the estbeelties of the Aar-ediks, resit OM ' , on crekeitly oemes beepteg ennrespondence widi ens asolow d ea t h ikes mid Ike esennery. He eredthed limb se • Met wither ed **thine kunst% end he rethevethad N era eat se be as polite the wi thers af wee% thileth • rikeethotheet, whither fa the Wer-alko sr fa ray of the sabordlosit bosebosub. idr. Belle mid It wee peelhely teen not lb. Timer wee In bad of ilts semslo b wel saw 00 Mfe himan n rid my amtheiderther he led beet the War-vice he othedeted that he led en admen ed the lenseeloo. stymy all a thews eemmedeseisee led bath epee to Mr. Treer's keyeet e. and be believed be bed soft ell et theta. He was not ern to the relent the my moth feeling 14. Tumor roil be kr oarloilty to he kto pot do oisook. MGM ea MO to hod bes• amid trlti= •l by the Woe-ti It. um as opoildos kr Irmob, but be he tkot ayprOwity to owes lb ova *Oa Cohen hook on le loft lo tko oatboettke of es Wolf Aryommons Ar bdomdko odoNwo r ofkory umbra, lot but boil so AIM otrawarkorks Irso ray par" No ise bb ISA la we art • poor= . co ea re s . idle I ago tho my fake of the Mad itoold _ AM ttlo ftnausbOulip ewe of Yo service d Iko . emolledssen t ind wins et so 'Mid siesseisr. Tb eoemenisines, sordwies. supessed their tbaaks to Mr. Cols fee Us very tads sad elisfutt distimegs of ids duties ss ottaftboidlortior to flop sossatrion. I Dr eceemdislesses attiseesed sins *is. CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. Yesterday the Seventh Ordinary General Meeting at the altueholders in this 0-sipsay was held at the Bridge ROW. Hotel, Loudon-bride. - The chair was takes by 14. T. N. Paaavaaa, as 12 o clock precisely, sad the aura aaaa cl &embolden was unusually bogs. The theetasas, b opeataa the proceedings, stated that the aid boadassa of As ~An was to receive the report of the areas% hat there would also be other matters of inte rest submitted to the _ The report (which has already eppsared In the Express) wee they taw so nod. iliToCantartZereoved the adoption of the report. Captain WALL= serendsd the motion. Kr. ammo: orfolsoi to soothalz eacellent directors better rewarded for their iseseesat and enseessful labours, sad &Ra gweed that 7601. should be voted to the, to be paid in pro portion to their attendances. (Hew, haw.) Mr. Murano doubted the praotkability of reducing the expenditure to the extent the charms& had promised, end oomplakied of the huge sum paid to the police, as well as of lava( a ire engine and regular Wigs& is the building, aotwithatewfta that it wee fully insured. Mr. Putman' acanaded that the amounts should be ren dered and pal:dieted every six maths. If you allow this 12,0001. to play decks and asses with, they would be all kept in the dark. He concluded by moving anarsendment to the tact that the emanate be raddled half-yearly, in June sad Demeter. Kim objected to what he denominated the mani as' spesta#y" deporment, sad contended that the expendve conOnte Ila Sot pay. ltr. WWION Of &pinks that the affairs al the Crystal Palms Company had &ever bent emodmited more seemedully than they bad been daring the Met UV yeas Ulm a Wag end deentiosydbeendem,dm diatoms Mein easesed anyionth d Mos ne as tise, ettideelles die rowasir, dr rape erYta. It wee dos meved esessabd dividend one. 55. per ahem be desired. payable as the sth January next. Kr. PVICIM moved es ea amendment that a dividend a/ 3s. N. per abs. tees d Moms-tax be declared, payable at the dieneelen of the direotors. Upon beleLitat MTh. voMonly two Or throe hands Wirt bol" . dz kr memdment, and the original resolution was Mr. uneheseely. pee M Odin d elololll, ear to MOT. the of the resehelka peed W the dirschis in faker of the leg of the gram& at the Crystal Pekoe to the eltmeh Olt Seedy elhemen. He eseemdel that stem tha prang of the samintlen bust vary pewees had avalied tves at this mem he deeeseetft lao Sabbath. (Oh, oh.) Hs had hoped SIM the died= wadi have taken the initheve in this molter; bat se—the their. men wee the men to say that he would not sgplir the tem, but be (lb. Kerry) was wry to fond the the km to yield to the opiates" of the people. (Chem.) Me sir petted that room dednence was not pea to the mild velki of the 62,000 persona of aD deems ebe bede&ped to dhoti to the opening of the Oriel Pekoe en Bike, (IIIL) The Rev. Dr. Rum, in the reeddlng . 01 th e resolutto• kr wissitting the beee lbw gromis as dooki, rid h i e we with le lithe • thieleghal of the tpasellen, bat weedy te poi It to the mm ilieg se Nag- Maas% km of brines, es well es mend beekelemodee tier b&e not be won radar le emelkes • Lego of the who were opposed to lbw amine of the Pekes as Sunday, than to mats kr many smoke ea the mokielion. Mr. Commix, of Cambridge, orasidered that the move nmed wink the waft of the Crystal Palms on the Sun tiny ems feem the pulteekal party, who were k maims to deeneghthed ever um as was ever a Pops ova. the con- Wen= el the beeigleod members of the church of Rome. The MR at the Negation, who was so IMMO/ to markt the elmakilers from deem and walking in their own pone& ea • Sunday, bad ramerked upon thil femme of the visitak That geatlamea, se ter ham out to rejoice that so few mods hid gem pnet (Mar. Mr. BAIT= Lane= bad ate duke to wake I: a question of thsehgled asekekeey, bet it append that I Uwe who spoke se math against the askimeesy were the drat I. introduce ft Speeking ad MID= hakes, he would ask which of then it was that humid neweemlat ketitn done ? Who established infant soltoole ? Was it say one of the religious bodies f Wes it not mike )!sheet Owen ? (" Hear, hear," " No, no.") He could sods war to Me ow of the Botanical Gardens to Dublin sad Bey other la- Natation'. Agee, Luther, Calvin, and the la of the dank, were entirely opposed to the views al oar adieu Ntlßlous bodies. (Hoer, hem) lie Premitaz, to speeldng in favour of the open. big, onstended that the drostheassas In Glasgow on • was • most Immutable instance of the hem elms upon a people who wen deprived of outside and other rational ameassaate. Mr. LEWITT dmehted knee, km in a sonmerdal view, the propristy d minim the Palace on ihreday. Mr. Litilit wi that as Dr. Rah, and cams al his school, had so earefally steed bow silo people should not I Read hat Smiley, lt ` woel I. only logical sad fOD Nil QOM shay weigh de ea • Stenday. If it wee mon to walk in the pounds at Sydeshaa es • lodej 2. ll .,.. earalg rc as equally wreag to hasp open Yew Gardena, the Palmed Hall at Greenwich. (Cheers.) Went ot son streets to prohibit people from going to the Crystal Pekoe on a Smky, whiles CTOOMWDO Garden., North Waddell, and Ilty other each plum where people might even get drunk, were opened on Sunday. The former coed but lastroct the Mad and raise the moral owl social position of the people, whilst in frequenting the letter for want of something mom ateactik, they were , liable to he debased both to mind mad body. After on eloquent appeal to the meeting to port the honest efforts of those who were exerting themselves in favour of the rights and privileges of the people, Mr. Kenny resumed his met amidst loud applause. Captain Tonne supported the reeolatke, wake that the voice al the people es versed in pekoes to the Howe of Commons was unmistalutady adverse to the palms of the Palace on the Lord's day. (Oh, oh') Mr.l. BTcaen mooed the motion, oontendlag that the °peeing of the erred Palate on a Sunday woad he am of the mem morns of inserbeg its ultimo semen. It was but on Sunday last, M Derby, to his sorprim he cams arose some of the strict Babbatariaa gelatinise egettlag signatures to a petition against the opening of the Pekoe on Sunday. Mr. Torre warned the naming to be caulker In pashiag forward the Taman of the kinky modes, en he was Sealy convinced, alter the opinion expressed by Sic R. Bethall,that the, would bejeoparcesing their charter. Mr. KIRBY on being celled upon to reply, sold, that OM the fall discus sion which had taken plane, he did not see the asossedty to make any further murk. T a he Canumair havingid made • few obermatime in =- erathe meetve, when ths nank were—flor . ion, 81; aga ing inst di it, 106; majority in favour ot the Sunday opining, 24 The nueounosseM was received with loud sickens. Mr. Sommer then demanded • ballot, whit*, slier m other disoksion of nearly an boar's location, was decided to like place on Wednesday, 12th Jemmy, and three following days, at the Palace. Stamped proxies to be sent to every shareholder. The FeoCeedZ mm terminated with the mammy vote of thinks to the . FOUNDIIeII DAY ♦T THI blooday melee shoed 80 old " Clerthodeete" met dews to le diaper the Greet Han at the Charterbou" to celebrate the 247th aashinery of Poodle day. The oration" wee I delivered by Mr. Robert Beelle, the re= !labeler ow the feudal= The that, was Illbed by the Ilootor, Archdeacon He* toppeetad by the Reel of Reeilwedea, lord honor nutlet., the Use. sad Bev. Robert Liddell, Sr J. D. Heed ing. the Queen's Advocate. the vary Rev. Dr. Bonwhen Deaa of Peterborough (late Heed Mader of the Charewlese). the Bev. T. dyne, T. Denim, Hog.. LP., Preleber_ , Head Muter, Re. The catiefee esinoden noneneel to 111 The getiweise dieted inteeseed inbred ken Its emedne with the II•vdook meneedat, the _eshnelpilen let to which was retied la the hall by the id thelherime mod te IDOL The Queen' • Advocate, In Ide Igoe* elosegly adverted the kaadatlea of • Range* folosionhip set at the find, and kle adenicood that of the teed, some needy IVA hes beim cc neelhatot for that engreee sp i aloe TOL le the Sordeelt lieneenst k is the hawse to he dolt with the sol iss :Paesd =eheit deem The of pardon the emedillehmat of • edteleeddp isemed is nest ellb the beerty_appered of the conepeny preen& BRIO= =moo AT PORTIMOOTIL—A tem nerlyelleedederetk R' s bilebliobs of Paelmeelli eft held al the Dendsid bal. Tandey ereesdom ic her =dram delivered by Mr. lindend deadee and .If.r Whitehuret, who =wed= me • apatellma from the Metro - Helot &cloy. Mr. Whlnlenuk In the ems of • y =die= referred to the leihery end Intioddatlan here hem graoned nom et knealene the paring ado Roam SMI, raped he the esims oldie re node he the tease es the pee= of ple eflal el -- '_- the n mina as wad In the Andean &deny. Ha headthe , bast as So ney nom omen the Deaden of aord. and tuatenlei thi no Woolen of the lbaseldee or Mind. button d sots wait le et toy loudest Mill Mr the ram Pz'y alle= by the henst. At the emehnion al kis adieu a w e weld Is that fist RMocx Maasnoo AT Liorsenat.-0. Tarday . Ism pubis wisalse, ening by the Karr, at Os Memos el a aussarevaly Wiped nialass. wee hill it Yr New HA Littalos, on the aralisat at pediambry Ideas. (AdTllg thelliagil HOLLOWA7NI OINTiIIiNTr -I:6w. es Item le mNu ..-TailllnVii. t• s i n tull" ;le &Asa mem = m I . wiar s. . ide s4 l.. . = •• , c 24. tie MAIM ter ft. M *ma' ..• * 1 Crote llis s erltli I tZe ....,: erAT: i • ""•1 aeia ---- ,....i 1 1Eatt liggsas=lV WWI Mime. rat THE SHIPPING TRADE. A public meeting, convened by advertisement, of shipoweers and others interested in British shipping, wee held at the Loudon Tavern yesterday, " to take Into mad dentin the present ruinous =Widen of British na sad to nor arch measures as may be deemed expedient ia referral threw" Mr. Demme Dtres_aa presided and on the platform were B. Ingham, M.P, J. Mal, M.P.,A. W. Young, M.P., H. Paall, M.P. J. Clay, M.P., Lord Ashley, ILP., end Mara. F. Bowes, trumwe, G. Marren, Anw ar, and deputatioes her the several shipping Feta The body of the hill and galleries were mined with person ensaseen with the shipping trade. Mr. G. F. Your', who was loudly cheered, moved first reenska se follows :—" That British ship ping is at present, in all its most important breathes, in a state d deplorable and ruinous depression; sad that this depression has been partly caused and is greatly aggravated by the unequal competition to which, by the raped of the Navigation Laws,' British navigation is now exposed with the shipping of foreign countries." Though he had always advocated the principles of peoteotka, he wee not bigoted either to protection or free trade se a principle—but he objected to carry ont prin ciples that were fa themselves good to roam thee were pernicious. If the navigation laws could not be rehaposed, sad he admitted that in their integrity they ought not to be reimposed, still he contemned that than wee meek in them that must be restored if it was desired to prevent Great Britain from sinking from Its present high point P The park most, in fact, make up their minds whether they would be content to see British maritime commerce languish and die, or wiener they would give it that just protection and that fair play width every other nation under heaven afforded to these Wends in which Its welfare was bound sp. (Chews.) Mr. AnDisION roman the mohair, which wee pot and carred araimerly. Mr. 8. 8.. Gaavas, of Liverpool, moved the next resolu tion That, after the experlimes of eight years, it is proved that the indirtiminate admirer of ell foreign ship pbg to the privileges of British ships has failed to iaduoe miry &riga governments reciprocally to admit British ships to equality of privilege with their own ships ; and that British navigation Is consequently, In many nab impeded sad injured by 'nobilities', restriedeas, end mintier in orisisteat with fair and equal competition, for the express' purpose of meeting which ocaftgeacy the following clause was interred into the ant by which the navigation laws ware repealed, end was °peened by the Act 16 sod 17 Via, cep. 107, sad is now the law of the lead."—[The realpresa : p ar bw isc z e roted.] al Mr. °mama, the resolution. sad sherved that he sad be brelair shipteraers of the Clyde did sot want to bauble with the _peeper of free trade ; ell they wanted wee fro trade. idler eight years' ups rience of the orage is the ariplisa laws, surer from ab eiremenener—lb the rid eden end ether circus arllms MI gaud Ise thi emphysema el ship -0•—w• bless& la Ile prima deputed sten wherrikes=lis milieu het doss Ihseareige ebeausimees ass aim Whoa they sew than is the tea yam ladies 1849, the dais of the verb of the navigation Isms, British_ teenege—that wee be r: of wale erred end cleared—hed lammed per oast., sad dg! per amt., end that War that to the end !IV barge in the seas way had inoressed 44 per art, sad kedge 122 per cent. The resointice was passed unarmonaly. Mr. H. ATIINROM (of Hull) moved the next resolution, declaring that the time had arrived when all who were interested in British shipping should comer in en appeal to her Majesty to place the ebbs at all son countries as re fused to reciprocate the conosere made under the act for repealing the navigation laws r nearly es parable on the same footing as British ships were pawn in their ports. He expressed confidence that their ore would be fairly con by the present government, ego:ldly after the letter which Lori Maimesbury had eat to the Greenock Chamber of Commerce, which in offset sad that if the shipowners moved themselves the government would help them. In reference to the trade of Hull he observed that in the pest ten months the desire of British teenage had been 6 per mat., while the ineresee of Warr had been 24 pee oral. within the same period,, makin g a barter of 274 per mat- ___ Ws.ws Oats M.P. for ShirdaYperededthe resoliarret, which also pared onanimoualy ; am did a fourth—moved by Mr. Mitchell, of Montrose; seconded by Mr. Stephen, of Cork; sod supported by Mr. Haman, of the waren pore— adopting a memorial to her Majesty, praying that the reci procity clause In the sat might be pat in force. A vete of thanks to the chairman, moved by Mr. Richard res, of Swamis, and rounded by Mr. °nage, of Jamey, concluded the proceeding'. THE ANDOVER MURDER. ANDOVER, WIDNINDAY EVINING. This morning Thomas Alexander Ban= and Riarai, his wife, ware again brought before the borough =estates, on remand from the previous evening. Mr. Padden intimated that the evidence on the part tithe promenade& was exhausted, and he ahead not oar any more as the present occasion. Kr. Lamb, the deputy clerk to the magistrates, then read over to the female prisoner the evidence taken in this case previous to her apprehension, alter which he asked the male = a the usual form if he had anything to say In his The prisoner replied, " I am innocent of the charge ; but I am willing to leave the case entirely in the hands of my beal advisors." The heads primmer, on being asked if she had anything to say, replied, "I em innocent of the charge." Kr. Padden then 'debased the bench in an able speech, dwelling pardnalerly ca the principal points of the evidence twain to orhanate the miamem and remarked, that although the evidence was purely theamenintisi, and was unanswered by his bend Mend, who did sot propcee to all any witnesses, be behead the case to be unanswerable. It was laid down by our authorities, that " mourn einadal was the bated evl as men could lie, but circum stances could not ;" and when many lake of evidence were eallented and formed a complete chain, ft ethedithed a sound =le on which it wan at all doves mat ate to rely. The gentleman then dwelt partimelerly an the fast it the time at which the murder wen oasemilied bang the 117.40 t time which was totally unaccounted ilw by the prisoners at the tar, than amording to their own thatmands ; sad in wow sedum a motive for the Mlommidsa of the dreadful mine, he won very minutely tars the thaw, of the aopboy Webb, showing that as E-thethi he alt pro ' bability mast be,. Wend brave= tae pt =we and deceased, thereby Moths thet the hunk wis =lin the emeneleden of the alma, end stela &a no ead be eamembeill that the ellitsalt iseeseed each a spot at sash en thee et might we art fer ElHe was, anthem, cantent ns rely on the good l sides Mash In Ankle wherfa Ids ome was fu ll y out we net. Mr. Poland, in awe* thell camplell needy three hews, addithesd the berth it the planes; sod maleaded that the premeamlia bM Imihd te aisle sat a pubis Leda case spine the mama& Bs asset charley dissected the i pthandout the diserepeader, addend every p v e l latZlievear albe dints. The thenadietnned to deliberant. end eller an Amos dhaaanbt reannsi to the wort aniatmetsted both primness to Ithe their hid el the Wthebeiler hakes. thr. Poised tram wield= be : l r a q etas herb prisoner to allow astalthiM tell, her skunk= she being ll*ltt/. 2 when, an Ike seiperdes Mr. Potdden, tbs. master WY isered to thejnigee at ellwatbm. Both primers woo in obi ovoolig coorWrii to Wiz ohostot. MITIDER IN NOTTS. NOTTINGHAM, WZDNISDAY. 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