The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-25 00:00:00

gage by by • wise abeata. Woe, the mains Lemseat sad oaf, • dole It the people, whisk she did net at fiat . h og. Bet the Astetriem rule hi Italy saver obtained tide ' a mmo asmaties. be governensiers Is. ever been Wiese, h ad the pleb bT *de *lee vedalersee wet= l r es et their seminiente, ben g o of Wan sad penmen's% protestation spies. it. as head s Wawa el Meg everythisig deist depondei ea I . h ol d lemmeillelle the mama of the Italians, bee bon the ' wh y beglanlng rated entirely an the realiz e ; has taken - bene dam todeadity ef aa Italia ma to make the • eme, leader dm paned title of Nee Leetherde- isitien Wm& gem, two peobese of the maseeeke esparated time ft, by ' . Bess of emembhensee as plies ; km takes freegthan the • , hs onelity el their army ea their administration, la fast. ; . ho yebbag deist their netball esiolesse ; lese d es fees them every edibility Cl mashie themselves to 1 1!_ egesesee, every free briNudes, int the smallest ; hes them with thedhee pease, la thopabiblenedees, . o i n: '1 1 174 puma &woe, as the pommel e.t.a* esseldient ziae seh, le., Is. But If the Otemee }retinas on octal' rights of beetebt, geed or bed, mid of them t h e were f eel ,, the peuvisela4 in the Lombardo-Veer the feel,, the geniuses was reduced by Fronde the net to a pan end simple despotism. - It is tree he bal lad • meted assembly at Milan, and at Video_ , sad prodaeld ememblies, bet seiner of them had tho loot nature of a representative body. They h orded of • limited samba of Embark deem r:llLn, satire', salgeated to him, and wholly at kis —althea gay authority, m'blesses in the go vernment, la bet but basumente Is the Medi of the go wore or of their depths The revalsome Imam &By • laille eons" end at sash ebomge their ontheetty became mere are mere restsissed, to it was ceimeafteated la the Mlle matell at Vissaa, en that the eibelniseratios of the ' greseemmes was emend W W it lbw mad ammo. By fores filliddilbi the power of gevormer, • they @grind at d e gm e r gent, that the last dew th, Cosatipmek wm applaud br tic tike of tars.. sad he Vaud melt used that he meld dO OOthictir, without haviag Ice nesived orders less Vienne and it was always no swam to apply Sere, ors for abeardities the mat laughable. The Viceroy was bb pompom title of 2 :4 tw . e r r es iess eea t a sitita i otw b r a litit:gp'eeeidest of lb. start Be tiesistibeetion of estates—la ether words, the had or the senseesos ell se : in semi other natter his power was BMW to twain the minks his appoimaarat brought bay me snide he even it with t h e strameet reaciaslity, se 'Meg Wiese* ease a weak to all these who led the simplicity to preerat thematine, to re si ft pall as se whisk no saner wee rhea, or if am, h was sidar • wive or mistrary to commie mask Led etas then or bier asseties of melees delay, to greatiag a tow esseed-rate opplernmate, or gratuitoi s admiesioes to the setae, to peemittirg_ the Ueda": of hands on days of on sMey, sad eats equaly great thing.. Although des power of the Via roy wee extremody limited sad eery iderter to that of the governor, SIB a mikes sad attacked to the country, might have hu h r ot Implv,by strictly exervidag the little etedimilly le saymed, and mad lies his weasel ialiseem ~dm Mbar members of the sitaus La alsall If time he wield ben compelled the jealous east of Thema le Wings his purer ; but he did exactly the reverie. was ids pewee gaited ? Ile reudered it end lam es by sever ulag it, sad whoa he did employ his biomes it wee always bested, end Is hatred to the !taken, above all to the Lombards. MINNS tit ie , rieses far &lobe the seastreetka of the Wheel tem Milan to Como, slid boa Milan to VOWS& Tee Archduke Naiad?* aftwithstanding a iodine, et thirty years is Italy, and althossb be bell memild sa Italian pries se. was as s he a 0.111.10 die 1 lea day of his departure as the first d ble at. real; he bad begottra nothing, learned nelligg: he remained as be wee, aseouti, unsociable, uncivilised ; lb @sly quality beim as nano without limit, his sole ememe- Ilea the acquisitive et looney. In fast, eves the very ward ribs for kimeelf, his wile, and children, wee furnished fors Tina, ale es it eat les thin than at Nibs: lie himmlf, IS wife, his eitildren, all spoke but Genoa. abroad, at home. is the hells of the nobility or envehtiats, at the Cesin—Genesues serenaded him everywhere, and though the Milanese had daring anal years professed for him sad his family • einem sad affectionate regard, Raineirio n eaten them hut M seiner i and ingratitude. The Au-trian goverment w ha m s tn mb ued to pin the goodwill of the Italians ; tie the onntruy, it was aecuatomed to gin the best appointments to Gle : mins, sad latterly the eases= el thee had bee. so great that the lornhar-Testadone boa themselves slam entirely 'solo led dim easdarmas. Net cal ewe the ireassienies and viee-modissala of the piaipul marts and trainee's pentrally Inellowen on Ann trines, Bottemi.n.. an Tyrolese, bat the wiry diem wen surcharged with OOMldell. Germane in the Novenas's% in the to in Ole enstess-house, in the poet-ibis, hi the dllCe I eaten, is the eamorship, in the .s oar is the nionicipality. and in the admeritiee. Nei by ere principal and secondary poste georped by- then but even the lease sack as pester, for example : ant, latterly, an order war sent Ism 'Vienna to the ennistrature, (Margin them tannic, to the Italians the Bohemian Waive ea magi in Italy, in the maths' of smell employ meats nit.nia thew girt, inn lay eves the licmeas Ter tee ode of pnvi'ep • articles, aide as salt, tobacco, its. && TM dal and criminal code of Amnia was applied to Lombardo-Venice ; though on the erne side impreciesbla, an the other inn. quite ; • seven allitary easeteiSion wee also enforced, and • discipline mat strict, whin, although 'AM for Unionist slaves, was wholly intolerable to a s ei s ifirie r ed t people, one entirely unacenetemed to sun • anew of life. The Italian coasertpte were interspersed with Ger. Ws, Bohemiaes, Ilangarians, and Poles, whom they could met aanrstand. limy wen went to wafts their best years, from 20 to 29, ia disease mentries. Usages, Laos, reeelatiese, were imposed es the Italians whisk wen is so way adapted for them. Their industry sad aceamerce were seenflord to the comatereial monopoly Of Visas and Bohemia ; their inteUessal development re. peed by • pedantic and wearying eystem of teak's, which Milled OW very birth of genius, and by • coneseship whose wiper was carried to the highest me as. Tbe medal whisk bleat he spite er 30 years peace, in spite of the ardour and aelheiblea of des Italian. for study, their Marcum ballad 4111 at taw side us other satins, bee masiderably wsegradM, and Lombardo- Venice, pankslarly, is midis ii•cs by any work worthy of immortality. The study 4 was diseountenamed by the the goverment, his bey ot • country hateful to It ; the public wahine shut, sad nadered inaccessible to the Italians ; no encouragement -eared by the g•vernasent, which alone TOSOIIIIMMONI espiesme, flattery, ad senility. The liberty of the about was aloe restriated ,• leaving the bowled elftse althea a pooped was se Wham whin nita ui mei emmejnew, and whisk was punished by fine end imphoesneet, NOW doss of one or many ninths' duratios. To obtain • pass port was ashler easy nor Oil Oild . Or i. Although,eked ill ph, butri widen impel s: , a a puree. wait to l e e: ya ve , ad efteatimes weds, babas *butting hie peeped; • thinned Idiom fensalities were seceseuy, and if he were est deb, or • laselholder, he wiri required to c a mete for his return. In short the Barrer Aus tr ia seasidered himself effectively the master of the property sad 1 tine of his enients, sad looked upon them as so maay SION& This smortha, which apogee almost incredible, is by • Initimeny whisk admits of se oestestatios—be so has Ors • Bab elleabba entitled, " Duties of 8 eamerds theft Illeeersh," white wee priatad at Mika, at ihe spyel gdaingsdire j r = witherised by W government isle as afw the ashoole. Amidst a mass • of abembidens le this es% we ban sets down," &S -igel. Seel* behave towards their smack as faithful sir eagle towage their mew, shoes their sovereign is their melese, and has AMMO peerarever their life ad property." This, that, wee the polies ref Amara is regard to the Whim Til W l Boomer, muse.r of their property sad exist, tam. they og his hoedown, or,OUT* sad Wall busbies o f ohs hoick a leablatioa, the make ayasea el busbies gonrament is Italy, all the rephetioes if psi e% all the Madam between • people tad Nmlr wei rdo, Decrees the serener and the pews* tame trees the impose Au siqif that vile aad imam& deb trine, wbi white traded humanity, aad at stria ' I blushed tot obliely t to bilk, and teac h as a vital donna in he stheoh. la easdasba, let es ash, what met be the esserionee of there pewees witielt grail the treaty of Time. ahigh abanased LembardeaVenise to Almeria, eel ineshenied eve asinine of homes into live millions of slant. To what end ha the aeon been find, if the use liberty is denied to the white ass ? gbit !EMIT!. WlretzaDAT.—Tbw Hereditary Prima sad PfiaMlN of P atterted by the lady in wait*/ as the Princess (Camaro ), w expound to arrive at the Castle tide Amon, as a visit to her May sad the Priam The Comatose Jewry sad Lady Clereatina Vit. byre, the Rail at barbs, liks George sad Lady Grey, air Charles aad i aldery Weed. sad the Eight Has. norms Pemberton we ere szpored to arrive this mein at the Castle. Persian IN strived to take her duty w lady la welting Se the Quo.. Lord Elphimetese sad Capt. the Has. J. Dams have relieved tha Bad of Morley sad Cal. the Hod. A. N. Heed in their duties al the lord and grows in widtl=4tor Illajesty. Ti t= al partL at the Camas this will • t he Delis* et Kra, the Hesedltry Priers Primer of Pima, the hirer &asks of Hasalehe OM& lingers, the Lady la WrOtiag as the Drier el &est, the Counter Lows, Hareem de Speak die thmenter of Jerry sad La.'y Clematis' Villiers, the Bed of Lineght, the Right Hots tils George sad Lady Grey, the 11.101 Has. Sir Chides and Lady Mary Wood, the Ripbt Has. T. Pemba. ton Leigh, Hr. G. E. Aura, sad dir George Griper. Lord John Russell left town yesterdsy for Windsor Code, to have ea iodises - a of the Quota. His lordship mused to town Is the aflame& A carmine* of the Lords of her Majesty's Most Iloaourable Privy Coma tar Trade red lardy Planta twos held a meeting yerierday, at the Baird el* Trade, Whitehall, reepeatisithe Aostreklaa embalm The leds prism ware the Rae. IL laboodiare, Bari Grey, sod Sir litesail Ryan. Tim coessiese not at ballast basin Week end at aloe dues aeleak. Mr. Bonsreft, the Andriella minister, had inter vislosalwrodas= Clwaseller of the laistisquer, at his is Domaine want, sad with tba Bight Rea. R. labearfame, at Ma MISS Ode Beard at Trade. Bir Hobart Gardiner, Governor of Gibraltar, bad as inetrvire with Raf= thwy ytetarda , theCtimial-oSai, end ink have of be , an his he Gibraltar. Sir George end L ad left left town yesterday fat • Wiliam Cases. as a visit to the Chem. Mr. J. R. Brickwood, Public Works Loan Can navino, bad aa Latinism with the Chancellor of the El. ILiiIIIIMIN THE EXPRIte,yetIESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1849. Vain has ben a grand ecclesiastical regent at TIM& Yestasday the pro7iscial it of prelates sad dignitaries of the archbishopris walkad la proces sion frac this archiepiscopal piece to tho oat where mass was solemnised. The following glowing easoest of the oiresicoy is firma this zooraing's I . .l4yeisaies Journal _ . Ale math dean, ft tuned eat that llr. gigot (Itr. Ath wood*" hoses :gent), ham el ens. It was gm latlmMe Meade/ kis, Omen! Sir Deasy Hill," and held& •No ter in kit rant eigallybag that Sir Dudley meet& Mkt aelf Mee • eandithle. • Ha is d then Ws an Muerte telsough to Earwlett., there is sot, 11l ir Deasy Hill Medd wand, have been emir emulated will honer than be same to have been mars is. The nay Waft after Sir Dudley Hill was thnemendi • peaty was gat up to meet Nan at the manage of the taller A band wee Wend, end se wen Wean, aid senile Mg him la. The bend sad the nes won ketheteatag, bait the Wenn mead net be got resdy soca. N. tog edit preened wept sa el& ship's Wong ft the WO of shoveled k wee made hr. the " SwanaL" It was sM 1 unibreanate leg far Omura Sir Dudley St. Leger K.C.8., kw es it was waved ever bie head it get La pip takes for" Sernanek " by the popoleas—a time by whin he is to this day mash better hams is Hanna than by le own infinitely mere &Woodshed etignethen. Sir Dudley Hill pretended to maks his mmeass, and, see* to say, he beanie rather popular in Hernias thaa Mimes wise. He appeals personally to have anted • bold and straightforward part, ss beams al military man. Aboat the preseediags el his however, there wee • geed deal that was very simplien ' 1 Mr. Ham was the chairman, and he esessed to be enewlly heisting in the time of Mr. Attwood. Some of the Is.. mitts', whomever they esavessed, asked for Wm thr weed sad Hill. Mr. Es 4 appear to have bsespardwithaly 'Ashen all sing to get Use thig o rrtii r =11 1 :1 celled, to pledge themselves for Au wad. ▪ along declined to vote Orr Mr. Amend ea say tams; yet we find the "Miran of Sir Dailey MIA eammittee offering him to make CM tabu expenses all risks if he would vote he Attwood. At hearth Mr. Baker appears to have some to the genclusion that " the third party" had been out witted. Setae dimension appear& to have been excited. At lam • paper, addressed to Mr. Attwood, was drawn up sad circulated amen the comesittee for signature, expeueng a desire that he should " take Sir Dudley by the bead." sad threatening to plump for that gratis as if he did not. One of Mr. Attwood's ten ats refused to sign, and an &lunatics sensed. This tenant was Wit into • private nom. Mr. Baker thought he woad follow quietly and SUM, and haw what &foment' were used to pumas This was the curious expla nation " Why, you feel, Mr. Attwood knowe all about it : it is just merely for to persuade the others, only we must at what we are after." From all that peened and all that he observed, Mr. Baker espresess his belief that the object of the party was to keep en Mr. Bagskaw if they could do so without wearies to broth faith about the conthromies, or if they wield sot bring is both, to theme Sir Dudley Hill overboard. The game mew to have been skilfully played, but it was ruined by two itevasateeees—Mr. &obeses atringth, and Mr. Attwood's sapetonlarity. The latter oedema made • most un.ucceas feel name. ad his situation was rendered peculiarly awk ward by the apparent* of a fourth candidate. This was a Mr. Knight, a young barrister, the viciachairmast of the Hawk& yacht club. Mr. Haight seas forward without any definite principles. It we might bawd a cookie:me, we should say, theses the fact is sot on neon, that he came as waists to take split. votes from the liberals, as with any ether object. But, be this as it any—Mr. Knight sees acquired enatiderebte personal popuLn lay. He sun that he obtained 106 promises, and at a fair wend they would have gene tar to carry his election. On the day of semiaation, the show of hands was for Bag shaw sad 1= in t, sad suck was the state of Mr. Attwood's c e:s= that consequence of the extraordinary in the borough, mutest rally began to look menus. If all the perdu had gone to the poll as they then stood, it is a leittee about which there is considerable doubt ate who would hen get in besides Kr. Bagshaw. The pribabilitiee are that Sir Dudley Hill would have been the man, with Mr. Knight third upon the poll, end Mr. Atwood last. But this is mere speculation. One thing, however, is certain ; Mr. Atwood oast have spent very liberally indeed to have got • position upon the poll worth having. Mr. Attwood had a private re oat up stairs, at the Coo Hotel. Late on the eveuing of the day before the poll, he was heard by parties underneath paring it to and fr." rapidly. Thou who had ocimaion to see him thought him agitated. At about half-put ten o'clock Sir Dudley Hill, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Hest, were together in another room in the same inn. They were talking over the appearance of affairs. At this raceseat, at Mr. Baker swears, a waiter opened the door and said to Mr. Hest, " Mr. Attwood wants to speak to you directly." Mr. Hain got up and was going out. Mr. Baker tried to prevent him. Another rap came to the door, and Mr. Hat was told that Mr. Attwood was waiting for him. Sir Dudley Hill went out, and in a few minutes after ordered a fly. Mr. Baker went down to Sir Dudley's committee. room, to which in a few minutes after Mr. Hut descende i. His hat was there. lie approached the table, put it sig. nificantly co his bead, made the assembled company a bow, beds them farewell, and left the room. Simultaneously a fly drove from the ion to the railway station, in which was Sir Dudley St. Leger Hill, who was never more seen in Harwich. Mr. Baker once agria that night saw Mr. Hut, the chair man, sad the other members of Sir Dudley's committee. They were eating a quiet supper at the Cups, which was " open " to Mr. Attwood's votes! At the evil the next day, Mr. Besphaw polled 213 ; Mr Attwood 184 ; William Knight, ,86 ; and two electors voted for Bir Dudley Hill by mistake. Mr. Auwood Ina and ; but he did net enjoy the seat There had been a desperate contemn in 1847 at Lyrae Regis. A petition was presented, of which the committee in the case have since reported u follows : " That the committee have ascertained that the petition was set on foot at the desire of Mr. Attwood and his sant Mr. Templer, who personally requested the parties to bean* petitioners, making a that they should he at no eapseise ; that Mr. Atte , having made such o int-recta with mend& of the electors, bore the entire exposes. of such rabies, including the possible forfeiture of the mug ' shiesso l mad that the same gentlemaa bore the expenses of Me Amer petition in 1842 ' which amounted to nearly OAK That the committee desire te impress upon the beets the neessity of putting a check to such transactions. which operate as a grievous snare to the voter, arid totally destroy aUfreeden f 4110Ctille." la ossergasess of this petition, "set on foot at the desire of Mr. Atemsed sal kis orst," at Lyme, it was determined hi lama a palitisa aphid his own return for Hernia. In sisismsesso el Me peaullar eireemetances of the contest, the nee aplestlia WY sat strong, but it proved strong enough ta Mss bits out. Jets Mork& was a voter for Harwich, and the owner mid wrier eta barge. At the time of the election she was Ws/ at Harwich laden with bricks. Hemlock had promised M wile ter Sir Dudley Hill two or three times ever. On the mimination day one et Sir medley Hill's neunittee asked Ms to veto lee Mr. Aimee& and he made up his mind to giver Mr. Attwood a _plumper, which he did. Sir Dudley 111117 gensmithe had premised to pay a ll the expense at. ten Mng the detention of hie huge if he stopped to vote. After the election he celled upon Mr. Attwood " just to have ths pleastut of shaking hands with him." " I told him slat I had paid far my lost time, and he said he had nothing he as erlth it ; that as I had stopped to support Sir Dudley 1111. I swat look to Sir Dudley Hill to satisfy me. He said r ea r y ust speak to Mr. Paine and Mr. Hut, and get Sir Hill to pay you." It glean that Mr. Paine paid the autos Mi. J. nether-in-law of Harlon, made up his and sad voluntarily, not five minutes before he went to tilli=s at to vote • plumper for Mr. Attwood." He bed Dudley Hill likewise, sad they were to pay hi.alspples, Nis the cased the preceding veer, bemuse N bop tam wady kr sea. He also seat to the Cups "to shahs bola ISM Mr. Attweed." He asked hist it he would ow life r the two days he was detained, and Mr. Annetta - said s. He went, however, to the generous Mr. Paine, whe him either 161. or 171. The sapareal " that these parties had resolved payments sea" the pretense of less of time and demurrage, en the d.tes' of themselves sad their womb ; but that it was not penal that walk sums of money were paid to ro gue orloileisaae their votes for John Attwood, lieq." But then was mother sue : Edward /lathy. • small trades men, egned • eased which wet used in the dredging business. I. OW nmetomed it far • debt al 471., due to a wades:nen is Mastrishothmepatia an mention jest before the tintless. Sax. by went to Mr. Bsgsbaw. who math not assist him. He then ggoott a Suter written to Mr. Attwood, signed by Mr. Heat, 1 1 Mr. Paine, and other voters, asking Mr. Attwood to favour him with • lean. Sexby went to London and saw Mr. Aw -1 weed penonslly in Park-lane. Mr. Atwood said he was vory sorry he could do nothing for him, because it was so near the election, but he advised him to p and call it an omens in Birchindane, when he would see a Mr. Bask. Selby had never sees Mr. Bask before, ace bad Husk sees Saxby, but he wee mash " &Meted by his tale at trouble ;" sad, " though as win stranger," undo ne& himself to lend him a lOL note, sa d pay . the balance by monthly in/talents taking the security of the boat. Kr. Rae was prove d to be Mr. Attwood's secretary. and he sectispan him on hie seavassing expedition. Tee committee reported that it was proved that " Helmut flashy was bribed to vote for John Attwood, Batt, by an advance of mousy to the amount of 411. and upwards for the purpose of discharging a debt due from him addleasing his noel, which had been seised is a security for debt but it was not proved that this bribery was committed with the know ledge and consent of John Attwood, Esq."—" That John Attwood, Beg., was not duly elected to serve as a burgess in tee_prant parliament for the bumph of Harwich." nis shows the way in which the Hanrkb voters pmt nted with. Other point" affecting Mr. Attsrood' asteezios with that bceoakh will form the subject of another At her= • promadou herd from the gates a his i ln tk following order:—The waders of r t s . e llatles College, clad in watans sod whits surplices; the ree. reborn el Bt. Jariath% in enter and a laud rap of the slimy of the peonies follow:VI le nob rifrietel ones. Tkp Dar and Chapter thV gli t ariall are ; **Yen Bev. Dr. Donna, D.D., Deana Adder/ imelhouppetted on dewed& by acolyte. with NOV dligem, gad peseoded by the Omar or insems lower. mlor i die g emwer. Indy ease the rektor, de in Memlow il i o n sp ofensedneepeennelby the rubrie, the ihe led glom, Henit die Ara = beteg lest ; ean inky wee allienni by kis ohaplain sad tranbearee. His gram end the idler prelates were mitred, sad robed in full runnels. As the preemies de manded the eter of the areldopkeepel residare, and pro ceeded *weak the dense ossmeri - 111 the people long the laurelled pan news for it, the ease was in teem ` ligkeet degree mepiisein end impedes in its solemn grandeur— the velem erne relate and okra rein in the glorious sheen tithe Ism of the mint—thie blase of the jewelled skies an ewes ink* et geld, MIR by the resented 111111411MiS elf nit nerdy the dens id fragrant Manse through whin gleamed the gins woos borne on high, in hoot the keg einem of robed clergy, all moving the donee memos of the people, whilst= all the bright tout Ana with • brightness like that ot a young spring Teemed a mese that wawa to fill every heart in that isms multitude with feelings too deep for words. As the reelosion pealed the outward gates another some, ccareely km Impedes, presented itself. The cathedral, in all the megillseut symmetry of it proportions, and the true ant sienool ten. of it gothic turista and arched windows, preeneed its gloriosa front to the morning our, reflected by the thousand vim of ha gothic tracery, while through the Willif opened valves of its frost advance wee wen within no Mak altar, with it blawined window of many how, its golden erndelahra blazing with red light, its gorgeous anti emi glittering tabernacle, afar through the lug *sa of white-cued priests and attendentair n on either hen arose noble buildings devoted to re : the Collar of St. aartath% and the convents of OM of Mercy and the Skews of Charity. The net erred having ' rem' led within the church, no high mew was 'haunted. ' The impodag write wee preeented to the faithful prelatic of the preparatory inroad= by the prelates and dignitaries about to meet ia Byrd, of the blessing of the Most High as ' their intended deliberation. This reads like a page oat of the ecclesiastical his tory of the middle ages. The Clare Journal of Monday annonnoes that a county meeting will be held on Saturday, for the purpose of taking the reform of the poor laws into consideration. I believe that the Clare gentry are in favour of an increase in the number of electoral divi sions ; a law of settlement, with a retrospective effect of five years ; and first payment of rates by those who have the largeet beneficial interest in the land. Father Mathew administered the temperance on Sunday at Ennis to a rut number. HIGH SHERIFFS, 1849. The Lord Lieutenant bee appointed the pull , nen to the Ake of High IS* herd,' for the year 1849: Arrain—J. IL Moore, Esq., of Bellydiritty, Derrock. AIMAUII-11. B. Bantam, Eaq , of Orange-Arid, Belfast. CARLOW—W. P. Bartow, Eaq., of Burton lie u , Carlow. Cmuocansove TO•17-134 R. Moe, Elm, of Carrickfergus. CAram-11. T. Meant% klsq.. of Ashaski, Comehill. Ctaax—Sir E. Pltsgerald, Bart, of Cenigoren, Newmarket -0 Tagus. Coax—The Tlacoont Kilworth, of Moore Park, Kilwortl. Coax Corr—T. IL eaarstkeld, Esq., Cork. DON 110•1-4. Hamiltoo, Esq., of St. Emma; Donegal. Dow..—W. Kam. Haw of Ballyttergen House. Dowimatrick. DMIGIRDA TOWS—F. 11V. Laden& Esq., Drogheda. Dusum—J. Sonia E.g., of Merrimmquere. Minas Corr—W. D. Ls Touche, Fag .of 'Degree -green. FaamAssom —P. Dane, Esq., of Killyhealln, nteldlima OALRAT —J. Martin, ,Esq. Tollira Carle, Gore. G _ GALWAY TOWN—IL Elli i af g r b illm, Galway. KCILIT—P. Vitiegeratik Esq.. of mown, Valent'. human—E. J. Bosom& Esq., of Purnam, Naas. Mnansorr—W. L. Flood. Sig., of Forage, Gratis, GBw KILRIMPT Cur—J. N. Drees, Esq., of Marker, Kilkeany. Olt , sre —T. H. Hulot*. E.q., of Be.lair. Ballycomber. Lamm —W. La 'barbs, Seq., of HerrlMown, Limuiscs-6. F. Dlaluon, Jon., Esq., of Klikemly, Limerick. Lmixamst Cm—D. L. Arthur. Esq., of klumekloi House. Cork. Lammermoor Orr Amu Covert—J. J. Clark, Esq., of Lurgen talker, %Wham Lomuroau —A. Lem, Paq, of Carrighgtasa Lanford. Lortm —Sir J. B. SoHMsow, Mart, of Maker. Mar.,—A. Ormsby, Ewa., of att —mow4 Ballyglam. Matra—W. H. Modtbwae, Esq., of tardetown JLB, Slane. MOPMANAS—CoI. H. Perry, of Caniskiasorom. Curarr —lt. Warburtow, Esq., of Gerryhinch, Port. arlingoor. Roacommom —J. Irwin, taq., of LsabeL Belliroorr. Suoo—C. W. Cooper, Esq., of Cooper-Mil, Itimrstown. Tirratuar—Mr J. C. Carden, Bat., of the Priory, Te nplemors. Tritoma—& W. Lowry. jun., req., of Porneroy-basm, Duagamult. Warsarona—Ttm 800. S. Carew, of Woodatown, Waterfor d. W•111111,01l0 OTT—R. T. Carew, EN., d ilaininlolli. Waterford. Wisenotero—Col. J. Caulfield, of Bloomfield. Hollinger. Wskroan—J. Power. Esq., of edernslas, Ennimorthy. Woratow --IL A. G. Cusainghant, oi Mount-Kennedy, New , tows.alonatkiennedy. Ma. Mit UHIL.—It appears that letters have reached the government from Bermuds, describing the health of Johu Mitchel, the ounvict, as exceedingly precarious. It has, se corlinply, bees determined that he shall be removed to another co ory, the climate of II muds being calculated to eg the syreptoms 4 the disease he labours under. Bututowiso' • Muansa on Two.—We andentard that the maartratu at Motintsulliek were engaged in in vestigating a conspiracy relative to Christopher Bailey, J P.. b ith on Monday and. Tuesday last. ' and that two persons have been tally committed. One of them, Malachi Guinan, had been ejected from Lord Sidney Osborne's estate (owing three year.' rent), and he satiated a orris of his own to subscribe for the purpose of getting Mr. Bailey shot; and John M.ughan was the agent either to commit the deed himself cr to get It perpetrated foe the latter purrs* he undertuk a journey to ipperary to get the lean of a boy" er two for the occults. The conspiracy has caused a con siderable astoaishment, es there cannot be a mare justly popular gentlusaa than Mr. Bailey, and as an agent he is proverbia.ly iadalgent.—Lsinster Impress. INCINDILNISK IN Uurraa.—Mss M VIAOII.---MajOr BreNtsTigg, deputy impeded ilaierel of constabulary, by etion of the goverameat hes premeded to the county of Down to hold a general invss geatlaa the alarm ing progrees of the system of WosaMary line in parts of Down sad Antrim. Up to this resent the MINN of thou oues, and the instrusentality by whisk they ere turps tratW, are involved in mystery. sad the teem intelligeat of the Ulster journelists have bees usable to supply any reasonable explanation of the sudden wetbreek of the lama diary system, in districts bermehre remeeketie for the tran quil conduct as well as the semissegbM genditioa of the ram of tlte populatios. Oar et the dist oblong et Major Brows. rigg's hog be esserteda the MA einsamitenese of the ex trimedkneyease elibehmumdiary attempt maWednesday nitht last apes the tamed Mr. It'Vesgh, sear Belfast, which awed web a wend= megooosent at the 'Meal bravery of his two daughters is legmhingen armed party of inesediariee, end was or woundleMeme fifths pag, the pistil:Wars of which haw been gives by the loos! journals It aeon's, strange as I try seem, that tier am some indesaW - people in Ulster who kaalLemba rem deshes of the accuracy of the state , meals le thie gebieet, sad who hesitate not to mend lkbellsl et dme seadliet between the daughters of IM. Klifaseh end as ineendhelm. Oa the other hand, the ma seepetaMe and oesi.judging men in Belfast laud the emir* of the Mimes *Vieth; and, at a public meeting, alone la be held in our " modern Aguas," a tribute of pubis admiration is to be propoesel, to reward and ensear age the heron spirit disple - yed by them fair northern. under encomia:toes at great Scal and peril. It is likely that no decided measnres at remeeden will be undertaken by the executive until they shall have received an account of the re salt of Major Brownrigg's investigation regarding the incen diary outrages is Ulster.—Bomigy Paper. SCOTLAND. EDINArIO2, .1 Alf. 23. An awkward blunder has been discovered in the Removal of Nuisances Act, which will in some degree retard sanitary progress till an amendment be ob tained. By the English act nuisances on all high ways are illegal, but from a &aim by the sheriff substitute of Perth, it appears that in Scotland they are illegal only if on roads supported by rates; on turnpikes they may offend sight and smell with im punity. The Sheriff of Edinburgh has also decided that a manure depot, containing 800 cubic yards, is not &nuisance because it is 280 yards from the nearest ' ..____ dwellin house—the occupiers of tenements being thus THE FREEHOLD LAND Moramatir.—The gentle to be saes destitute of locomotion as their men who organised aid established the movement for the domiciles. externem of the county frinehise In Birmingham and the You are aware that Mr. Robert Cadell, the pub- district surrounding it, have resolved upon farther mending their operations Aceordingly, on Tuesday evening, Mr. usher of Scott's voluminous works, died on &turd* . 7 Scholefieht, M. P ., Mr. W. B. S mith, end Mr. James Taylor, last. Mr. Cadell was for merry a partner in the noose went over as a deputation to Northampton, for the purpose of of Constable and Co., and commenced on his own setting afloat the movement there. A. very . large meetinig sad eon moount after the cessation of that celebrated firm in was held at the _ _,_ attta tbl L L ( ."2 018 at t he in r t r ek . Inoi l T i i 1826. Under his management the works of the 1311 . r et ai a l t r i ., • Imaentrat"""! ug ' author of " Waverley '' have ridded largern a upon which these societies are esta blish ed returns t oil were hilly explained by the deputation • and the fol d= any other literary undertakings of the day, and lowing resolatioas having been severally moved by Means. Mr. Cadell was not only able to realise a fortune him- Stanton, Blundell, Parker, and Swallow, were unanimousl y self, but to aid effectually in paying off the debt on ack_Pted: war it is the *pinion of We nmering a freehold lend society, Abbotsford, and band it down 1111NAGITINOOd to its b im mi ica , t b s .". lib era l pi n g i as is ib,,,,, to the 8A,.„,i,„0„„, present heir. Mr. Cadell devoted his energies ex- wed Millmill eiserist, gran smilnble to the vented thurpie, sad elusively to Scott's works, and produced them In all 'WWI" to "."'""•• ' II ' "1",:t of k r' Thle ' 4I Z neolem to hoer of the one aas. and forms : he was lately, from detaining mows to mime ft emu iimme spmet v . asemsonemeac Ittai - too = negotiating for their sale, but no m oth es the Bean d Mr. Jamb Home that the il demo el ail email. aims both mat mod laworthy to meats having been completed, the property now ...s vvildmi tm n ow. ai - a ga (swam of an reorearatatkw lOW to his family. le *team le be meaWs. bet by the emorme aememlnatio• Nee, that A curious railway case is presently before our a i ree ria t=dot=l96Lema.risiad inuethwehial„„b. by mom( courts. Founding on a Scotch act of 1886, the town talisman instant , 'awe& peemisiamawl , se lhe emu ,hen s of Linlithgow claims tot dues from the Edinburgh swokasfeslisrallarg==.69 '''". • " 1 "a ' ih and Olassew Railway, the line ot which poises F T - 1,„, weft, was a mom grew& sea, and at the cowls th(2h tn°ir teccito c l - The town offered to take smut of the brines' thanks wens velma to the deputatiou on 1, for the years 1842-3, which the railway de- the madam of Mr. o'taples, meonded by (3. Cowl!, dined. On being taken to the Court of Session. the En. Bhowlloo sh a m" ble already tak ! l t• It a outer and inner courts decided in favour of the in a few days, to organise a movement there. stated that a eeputatiom from Birmingham W il l ,unit Derby Marge t the case was Om appealed its the House of ETAITORDEHIRE. Lords, bet judgment was postponed till all the judges ALLEGED BIIJ, Foßmuum—The Woh was obta eerhampton ined M the Court of Semi= should. give their opuHOD, Chrowi ek of yeaVmday states that a warrant du gem yestooday. Th. Hoc Col. Autos had also as iaterview yost.rday with as doh% hos. baronet. The Earl of Calais arrived a town as Tuesday aiptto. Ids Nat, Castle nomad, Iroaddra. Cheapener of the Earkemew, mod lady Mary Wood Wt tows yesterday ofttraala dot Mallow Cattle, as • visit to bar Majesty. Desparhee were rewind yeelaily at the Colonial din to. tho Govoraors of Now Zoidowi, Goyim, Hoar Eon, tho Illowitias, tits Palklaad bias* sad Maim, and aka fro m the Lewd HigliConadoolowor at lila lonia. Lisa& dress seat eft yesterday evening boa th he the newness et Malta, Civics, sal Va-Ingw, JAL 34.—Jawksa Falls; Esq., was this day willed to the degree et Benitez ataew by ne Hos. finny at Orare lee. Tin SPANISH CONSIANDAST, AWTONTO RUTZ, with ern& of hi oaken implisated is the Seville revele d= ef May last, sad east by the renegue* goverment to the AI IMP, where they neared all Made °lndignities, line escaped sad reached Loan, devoid of resourese sad kinds. CUOMO,. Yrotorday t>w tollowim fresh ono wen reported to Ow Board ot Health : Wkiteekapel, 1; Weetsfaster, 1 fatal ; St. Palmas Workhouse, 1 fatal ; Kensingtoo, 3, 1 fatal ; Battersea (Althorns Bosse), 1 fatal; Wandsworth, 2 Ba i t Readkass, Norfolk, 4 ; Carlisle, 1; Wakefield. 3, 2 fatal; Bdinbernl, 6, 1 fatal; Cliestrow. 94 , 35 fatal ; Selkirk, 4, 1 ; Mosidand, 37, 23 fatal; Groesock, 3 fatal; 11141.016. 3, 1 fatal; Jedbergh, 1; Dances, 1 fatal; New Milos and London, 4. 1 fatal ; Tanis/lan, Kincardine, 2, 1 fatal; Dwane, 1; Mweeklins, 4, 2 fatal. Total new caws, 176 ; 76 deaths. . - ASSOCIATION vol THE MD OF DRIBS-MAKERS AND lituarrans —Yesterday a imeethig of the Wise' committee of the above emaciation was held at their Whims in Clifford. street, Bcmd-etreet, the Countess Grey .g. The re port stated that dories the past year the progress of the so day was highly _iimeMey *ad marearogisig, slthough there haA bees • desionslam la the measlery resoarom yet a de aided minas* lad boom made tho moliation et the pia. ripe object el the tadoty, vii., Is mime thit hismihmte hairs of work prevailiod. Is unsay hasemoss the 10111111 64E44. OW played twins /meals& W kisser hem IS as 1$ hours pa day. The rook of tloo Mbar made by Mr emormittee bees that both ia Lesion sail sommy awns (ahheegh there w e yet stahappilv annageono enospelems) a nrished amelioration hes taken plash The report Piaiad to date that the other broaches of the Ms* tatioa—the registration system, by which may hundreds are pr .tided with situations, the modisol relief fund, a ma vides, toad for Wrestles eaviags—csom she Werra*/ la presprity. Nam deservbg asses of &bees bad been re lieved grub p.eaaimy oodolooro doing Mow or temporary &Seal*, The heads ore M rasa Tnt VERDICT IN THE CHOLERA CASIS AND THE Diererges or TX. Poon or BT. PLSClPAS.—Yesterday a special mestiag of the directors of the poor of Bt. Peeves to k plasm at the sew sorry rooms ; Mr. Churchwarden Healey la the chair.—Mr. Pitt read to the board the verdict of the coroner's jury is the ease of Joseph John Carter, in whisk the jury atrocity censured the board of directors for not laming entered into a propm costract with her Drouet ▪ isensing out the pauper children.—Mr. T. H. Smith one- Pained of the reports and the commeste is the public aft...skies the (lir Gorrwith regard to the children.— E i laker said all that possibly could be raked up against Om guardian' had bees dose, whilst all that was in their amour had been omitted by the journale.—Mr. Clarke oh served that so far oaths dinners of the poor of St Pawns were concerned they had hese stesselingly anxioes to do all they could for the benefit of the pauper children, het what were the fasts ? The workhouse had beams so over arewd d that they were compelled to fall beak upon the pretice adopted by other perishes, sod lam out the sidldrea to create room for wink peepers, who were crowd ing upon them. They would have asst the children to Aubia's asylum, but that gentleman had so room, and they were obliged to wind them te Kr. Demists. Why, how ever, should the poor law commilmiosers try sod get out of the reeponsibility—(heir)meshes it was ectuallv ova the representations of Yr. Tema and Mr. Ball, of the poor-law board, that the dilemmas of Si. Nacres were induced to send their girls to Toads' ? They did not contend for price. They gave Mr. Dream the price he asked, and if ha had not falffiled his matrem the blame rested with Mr. Drottet— Mr. limatingttem observed that althongh be was pre pto that starvation and west of cloth emempt the people were predisposing anise "abolera. still 'sending care should be taken how they made all these great cheeps in the dietary which were implid Is the first plain, if the board were to increase 114 diet se much it would be an admision that they had bees starving the people fora long period of yews. They lei been psying Mr. Drone% fe ed. per week for the support elbow children. whereas there were handrails of poor rate payers who could not afford to spew: 2s. 6i. per week upon the keep of each child. Altlvisgh they wee bound to have a proper degree of anxiety fur the recipients of parochial relief, still they seem bound, notwithstanding the agitation which this Tooting ad: ked created, also to exhibit an enzitty for the poorer elms of rateloyers, who, as it were, were sly is inch off themselves from the walls of the workhouse. Re would move " That a Committee be ap pointed to draw up a report for publication throughout the pariah in answer to the verdict , of the coroner's jury, and other allegations against the noard of directors, detailing all the cireustaseve midst which the hoard were rionsoell.d to farm out the pauper children with Mr. Dromet."—Mr. Smith seconded the resolution, whisk was carried unanimously. TER PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOT:SIM, ST. MAR TIN'S-MUM-PULPS, wen opened ynterday for public use. THR BRITANNIA AND ACADIA STRAMERS have, we learn from Liverpool, bees sold ; bat to whom, and for what purpose, has net transpired. Meanwhile, two new steamers are being laid Oa the American station to supply their plasm. OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM. HARWICH —(CotrTINVED). Although Mr. Bagshaw wu so pre-eminently "dis gusted " at the treatment he mosived at Harwich, in 1841, that eirmastence did not provost him from working as bud as man could work to augment his influence prior to the next election. He obtained a lea of a very beautiful and valuable proper y, just outside the town, went to reside upss it, sad had plans node for a new and fashionable lesteria-place to be built thereon, under the style and title of " Dover-cart." He Wilt baths is Harwich, and • club men'. ad brought 'mating people to the plies by kis has platy, sad the 'militia his dockyard offered them; sad, I. Ink did all he could to make himself egreeible, popular, sad meta in the toes. Looking mesa Harwich, there le nig suck MK. to be thankful to Mr. Byelaw, and we hops Dever /curt New Tows may rke ad boarish, es it all deserves to do. At the present time the site of Dover Court New Tows is • gems field, only trades by the patina sow. For this, to ▪ gestkestest, Mr. Attwood is napearbie. It wee of no use to bag • watering pas at Harwich if there was no railway II NI to it. Mr. Atwood had promised • railway—why he stake it ? That quirks was pet to him at the elsaks is 1147, iaz: variety of forms and shapes, and tko aria" Mit was se mesas satisfactory. There were overlay of sem made of Kr. Attwood at the same vino. whia ass eqsally posing and unpleased. Why kid be ma • tirest water to the tea, as be bet ignited?t no fault in that 'atter he b i ll goes fie segiseer. Why had be sot paid the chunk Ms Mt? That was • very sons topic, ma Mr. An i ma did not go him Why had he esly visited the town mks ark, the emirs sis men bed raresested it ? The rely mplanitiss that scull hi gives a that saissies was that the saber ui Musughe Ur. Mt weed had lam under his are al peened= progested him hem &kg his duty by say use of them. BM the actors were sat satis fied, ma Kr. Attweed's reesplisa at Harwich in 1817 was by so aim cordial boas thee beim the was dissolved there had ates • sort of u gamed chat at Harwich between w of the mom nab= of both parties, that ia weir avoid a repetition of the disgraceful scenes of the =steak they Mars ea sad am—Mr. sal Mr. w es their repreereatives to the aloft perikaigat. Whether the two autlears named wen peaks is say way to *hie 'amain. it is difficult to say. Kash eassomests are gmway so unpopular with • very large plea sags • corrupt eoesSiteesey, that if they were they probe* mad not own it. But a very eel thing is stated to bats occurred. About six weeks before the aliases • Kr. ;oho Baker, • retired ship area at Harwich ' mai to London epos railway matters, es whkai he west to a Mr. Attwoo& He hai sworn to this: that Mr. Attwood asked him to walk Into a private nem ; that whoa these be began to talk about politics, and aka Wm who he anal mu for ? Mr. Baker, with the asamilettle antis. ef • Harwich elector, declined to pisiae. • Well," said Mr. AStwoed, " what do they think et parbaw ?" " Tied Kr. Baer, arming his maks raker to easesity Ide set knew hardly . hat to dila of " W d all If& Attwood, "if I was le Who down • good fallow, de yea think we might trust him? that we might alit him?" Mr. Baker wee --- =Mem know who " the good fellow " might be. " After Reasciag • Iwsg time, be taffy ma Ss Daley Hill, but I IRELAND. erg Mhe eemM wad not he maks it to any living soul." Dumas, ILK. 24. (*Deng et- Wilt Hill la en DWI gleulmaa (Mr. Att. The meeting of the Irish members of parlientem and me ea espemm predilestion, appereatly, for as Irish Drasf ameal)s ablests Maws to my, at Ljaa, Rao, is yesterday wee a failure. Mr. Fagan, who took the Doleallbes • mall May* with w hich Mr. analog has small trouble W count heads, found only 103 persons ma trifling sessesies, es is of these days we shall show. Fremont, out of which no more than 11 were members Sir Dudley lea isiltettsaw, sad was formerly Governor of of parliament., and two of them came into the room at lA"' He Frei r sa kasw es math about Ham " after the rergilaions had been rased. Those were as Harwish knew shout —whisk was mealy lathing at a. About • ass* after the cosaratios occurred between wr us r order is ghi , sad pri „,„„ M aw „„„ o f pro . Mr. flawed eat eat Mr. Baker, • but of rotas who were mew aim saw a ... m a so ay An as a alas gains sir a dad paty " and "so goapromise," met a maj a rsaa repreastalea ease wises together at • paNskolase Itereisk. • lebooriag ma, prevented. br anemias er V e ra prase lariegas ei sad Keselase " Brea, the blasiceeeith," seem to at 1s ask Oases in the el Ormseas den tbe sand bay* been the teases of this fella A s fi a sf a czja sage maim et the ends& to he mem. they bags to Mid their wasp, they were for dr Worms of teas rawsidy. In Ile aendletrrn, thg the Irish orwrnsmoliros riseid. Crew Whs. or too gear persees, • basher, • morse l Mr. Haat, a mo witromm - &, - ,ijamame aamm e smins • "be ellest til. bedelli Mae Of Mr. Alt" amegaget, whither girths widget toy dein par eresefiso team Lewin re a ss s it a rwish beam. The third may was sow eta papa a spading We teas Mae. et pieta They mat • depadies to Lesimosd the depute. A a was weed to for to-marrow ; dm west to MX. Kasen Batas. He said be would snow the diabase wee to communicate with writs os Mr. Atteregi basis be gem no wear ; and when I nwthumberiand_beild. the d er ma= idled spa be data& Taw, me=ad., cagmitter, now s i tting in A that to get • third sea as • diffeCity ; but at Moue, lager sin the Poor-law Atornument- ,up .e. MA V10...a. i um*, . 0 •••• %MM. ~ I isd uma wee • dillievlty ; bet at lear)h, imp, an the Poor-law Amenuteent. - _ i . .. EimimmII.M.MIIIIIMIMIMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII.M.NiIIigiAi_ _ , . _ w hi c h will be done withbAt much farther delay. Oo the general question of N O: reform Edinburgh is re trograding, the county trals:tec having ordered the erection of a new check bar Pithin the precincts of the cite. Public opinion is beginning to deer itself against ' monastic institutions for the young. At last mese ing of the Edinburgh town council, Scat gave notice of a motion that the council take Velairell to alter the destination of the funds left by Mr. Daniel Stewart for the erection of an hospital, so far that the edifice beaus* a morsels for aged men and women instead et boys and girls. Nadal intimation has been sent by the COMMIS , timers of Woods and Forests to the heritors of &whin, that the claim recently preferred by the crown for payment of the arrears of bishops' teinds cannot be departed from, except in so far as regards the years 1839-40. This business adds to the misdeeds of the commiamioura as the length of time that has elapsed since last demand for wimps was made, was justly calculated to induce the belief that the collection was to be departed from. Mr. Lefevre, in declining to receive pare& evidence on the subject of the Edinburgh Annuity tax, has inti mated that a communication relative to the adjustment of that impost may speedily be expected . from him. The Brechin arrears have to be paid op in a month, and it is possible that the two subjects may have some connexion. A rumour has recently gone abroad that a new lord I ordinary is to be added to the outer house of the Court of Session. The' pressure of business in the 11 , bill chamber is represented as having led to the pro pixel, one statement current being that the cases pro- ! pees at the rate of one and a half per week, and that the 69th on the roll will not, at this proportion, come I on till 1860. The public will not rndily consent to new judgeships, especielly as there is nothing in the Mares Tar 1847 and 1848 to justify such a step, what- ever temporary difficulty may be experienced just now. At a !went general meeting of the Highland Society, some points of public interest were touched on. The Duke of Buccleuch referred to the nature of cottages for agricultural labourers in Scot land, and explained that one great cause of tnose erections being inferior to the corresponding class of buildings in England, arose from their construction and maintenance being taken charge of by tenant farmers, the landlords having no more control over them than they have of the stables or other offices of their tenantry. The duke explained that in many of his own properties he had taken these dwellings into his own hands, and put them on an improved footing, —a step which it is to be hoped will be ex tensively followed in this country. The annual shows of the society for cattle and implements bare been attended with an expense that cannot in future be incurred from the general fund—but in 1860 a show will be held in Glasgow, provided the requisite local funds are forthcoming. The Scottish Agricultural Chemistry Association has been diseolved, and to make up for its loss, chemical inquiry has been added to the other functions of the society. WALES. FAILURE OF Two BANKS IN WREICEAM.—The North Wales ehronick says:—" The gentry and inhabi tants of Wrexham have been quite astounded by the stop pegs of the two old banks, those of Mr. K. ndrick and of Mr. Lloyd. The bank of Mr. Kendrick was first closed, and an offer was made to his creditors of 14s. in the pound. After several meetings of the creditors, it was ascertained that 14s. 6d. might be realised, and accordingly the en (Ikon have generally signified their acceptance of that dirldend. Mr. Kendrick's Mollifies are under 22,2001. The astonish ment of the inhabitants was beyond all bounds on Thursday, the 10th instant, when they were informed that the bank of Mr. B. M. Lloyd was closed. Se great was the belief in his solvency that many pences would not believe there was a etoppege, until they went to the bank, end ascertained the fact themselves. The confidence reposed in Mr. Lloyd was unbounded ; he was treasurer and banker for nearly all the clubs in the town and neighbourhood. One club alone had upwards of 5,0001, with him. His liabilities are upwards of 48,0001 , and his assets are very trifling; it is estimated that his estate will not realise 2s. 6d. in the pound. The greatest depression exists in the town and neighbourhood, as many persons were wholly dependent upon the money deposited in his bank. Both gentlemen were magirrates for the county of Denbigh." THE MORMON IMPOSTURE IN WALES.—OS Dec. 31 and New Year's Day, the " Latter Day Saints" held their half-yearly association in the hall of the White Lion, Merthyr. It was non found that the hall, then containieg 1,500 persons, was inadequate for many who were outside seeking admittance; officers were therefore sent to meet those who were not able to get in at the Alfred's Arms hall, George Town. The platform contained from 60 to 100 " officers." The chair was taken by " Capt. Dan Jones," when the following particulars relative to the society in' Wales were stated :-10 conferences; baptised during the lest six months, 1,001; total baptised in the year, 1,939; ' (very few excluded). 70 branches. 156 elders, 180 priests, I 147 teachers, 67 deacons—in all 550 officers. The Swansea Herald, which reports the meeting, adds :—" The thousands a Mormons in Wales apnea, to have great affection for, and confidence in, Capt. Dan Jones, who intends returning in Februsry to the valley of the Salt Lake in California. About 350 saints intend emigrating with him. It slopes's that 300 large ships wield scarcely carry the hosts of satire who are now anxiously desiring to emigrate fr.m this island to (as they say) their tunes home." PROVINCIAL. LANCASHIRE. THE COMMERCE or LIVERPOOL.—The greatness of the commerce of Liverpool was exemplified yeatprday in the het, teat every dock bel ong to the port was so full that several inward-bound vessels had to anchor in the river. DURHAM. FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.—On Sunday last, an accident occurred at Peenbertoe's pit, lionkweermouth, which resulted in the death of Mr. .1. Elliot, overman. About 6 o'clock, a.m., Mr. Elliot and tr.o deputy cverman, Mr. J. Henderson, having oectricna to descend the shaft, entered the " ," or descending iipparatue, for that pur pose. The machine is worked up and down by a steam engine, which was is charge of a man named Currey. Un fer-unately this paean let the parties enter without there being suMdent steam to welt the engine—indeed, as tran spired at the inquest, no: even atoosk to raise the valve and lever without the weights. In eseseqesses of this, end the rope being 320 fathoms in Isegth and about dm tons in weigtt, with a esenter.bahmes wheel end touters toes of chain (the pit being 1,110 hot deep, the deepest shaft in the tlistriet), the liege wee draws sp and down, entirely out of the eepdsemmee 'patrol, and at lee, going upwards, sprang hem the grerres. Elliot we thrown upon the edge of the pit and fall theme down the shag at the bottom of which be was afterwards fang lbw 1 rally dashed limb host limb by the fall. Henderses wee ' woe Imamate, having fallen ea the bank of the pie. He eesei sam with some Incites. Currey, frightened at what lead , ran away, bat was apprehended, and is now is . An inquest was held on deceased cm Monday, sad adjourned till Thursday (this day). WARWICKSHIRG Tits ME QUEOTIOR.—The following petition to the Hesse of Common Is in the C3UTIMI Wigwams amongst the membeate aadmaaufaetarers of Bbmkorbon Ilwarstb—Tint pain sow to wadi wend sok sedan to Its baying bosake anon. a rolowry to monk anoopl b trait, that It k ~sod tint beam Eve and la odilase Menai ars geld for it anwoft. That It la assnalastnisi mod se a lta i t 'skis com pote% totem whom Oben is inde er so Th at it is oil to Nasomono by Ow Mworml kik bet kone side fret two meaeond by as Miaowing ailed aor near. Thu pa meters me lowotbma wordmatoradood stoop mond by tke offispry wtro =rthe pa Ilia ewe maw we ow pawlmit ~red r eirommor W proseprof • Itlal.dolialkuntif alawfacr• Tbat Se kw Immo so prono, elkor goo Ow emir se the Neter, kr swift sr wintog Insarreet mikin, UK woe lot =Ow waken We Os noun of wok( lbon, widowirrownft tbootennore are annreb at Mak Rim, wed bees sot keens - al tads wbonter they bow ~an mama or not That wit to tbeyesdiar soonnte do of po man% key so wry IMO to kitbag loorrottly, awl than Is brow us Istewnwit d freak am Wier' emu= whine& Ns Mks ti kr Ike ~woe to detest lba Taro petteknern bon* pig tbat yew boosiesbia bow via mut ern law as lowan Sat a maws *at be moldy koold ea torporrad—dtbar by kiosks thew wader no woo raga. Winn sod nowlationosweemwannokEY, es to nab Mbar moose as m yew leesmakis Wow mar poir nut amiloano to tin dr *ld oaf. ........reeterroemanun_ toss* eta tradesman of Wee Bromwich, named John Hawithch wise has far several years aarried on. the business of a ma mem mill maker in Oliver street, on the • bill to obtain some Money tam a :Ira sannitzirm i :Va i the Catholic chapel. It was found that be had abarcaded, and as *MI were good for myosin that had gone to Liverpool, Cat Cita ' be lion of taking a pomace to Asaerlca, sub•inepactor Barter was entrusted will the warrant, and proceeded to that port moat with anothar seastable. Bauer Mew the ship in which it was *united that Hawkins would sail, but nothing was heard of him ea* Monday as as the yawl was about to when he came on bcard . druesd a Sailor, dttand In various ways. He was recegobed;how. ever, taken into custody, and it was found that he had effected all his arrangamaata by MUM of an agent, who had engaged his berth and made the necessary provision for the voyage. He was brought to West Bromwich on the follow. in day. It is understood that his de akatioos *amount to a ooncidaable mum KIDDIFARYNISTRII GRAMMAR SCHOOL.- - We have a l re ady L eaded to the abuses alleged to chat in this (rah lishisent. The following is the &minks of the Lord Bishop of Womserger (as visitor of the Hiddennimter school) in the matter: To the Wel the M elee _ of ILbMirmarster.—At the tennina. tins etre of re koffass ind heedermater of the Mader. Warr Meek Of mink haollimMs cellibleanarster. who had • mgmerigl berm 'Mantra/ Meg metro Musk, altered C le hry : d na= gms m the memegssot of the odd rhea, beta before gm, at Thedaiary Clad* ea Friday. the Mk ef Jarrow,. 1549, I ea. premed wey dsterminetien to take the rail deeps into my when eyeadentrea. and le Ireneadt my asides to the woresipful the wmat Kidderminster : I now pressed,therefore, to .tote my epee whet dee charges, serieffee as tore were brought Wrenn by Mr. Grill* co the part of the mane tillage. With re. geed le thedret allea ci mievance, Mares to the quarterage of one pond pargerarter upon tbe boys signed on the foundation, &hone% Ws was wn at my seedgittula.le comequence of its lonerg part of the Weir ernideeed ay the art of Chan ery and, thmelbre, sot within say )eriedletios as visitor, us desirous of not =it my asiffeetri miss,, as mush miscomeption appears to W t this ambler among the lababitants uf enlace mina' der, whisk his bid to sr Me blelemers el Mean, which I 'Meld be mg troy to be benemeelel h ninevieg. Gramosteenools, swam thet misheard se IlliddlenehrOgr, never were %tended for the petrel ass of de inhabitants of • town : they were embreely reditided fm the Wpm ce sardine opportunities to a good cesedeal edmetra le sash sore of merchants, trades. am% sad ethics, se mired emmtisrable talents b e aptitude for leerukag, and who without soh an advantage would be deprived of the shame whir wealth allbeds to tbe rob of Meg in the learned proireirme to the first ogler In the state. This privilege le, by the maw oressaire mended to the Inhabitants of Kidderminster, en pay. meet of ow pound ppeeerr quarter, which is little more then eighteen mem per weak , it would have ken more adebabk that sueh education shear have been &abided proultowa to the inhabit. tants of libildwalastor is not a point fur me, as vis itor, to decide, sines it loom pert of • scheme sencdorted by the Court of Cbanoery; but I canna thlek that the inhabitants have mach reason to complain of so trifling a sharp for each an education of their eons as may qualify them for the highest honors and &nineties' in the ic ate. With regard to the seared matter brought forward by Hr. Griffith on de of the wismorialien, that, whereas Sue per mum is by the orgebe to be expended la books e d prince, no suck gum On beset laid oat for thin purpose, it arm proved to me that the fender the wrote are not at present adequate to such =plat; and I mast, therefore, oontent sett with direetteg, as I do, that whenever such a earplue remains, after paying the salads+ of the musters end other school expenses, it shall be applied to the procuring of educational books and prim Woke m directed by the third article ef the scheme. I crime now to the tiara charge serest the boffins, relatiag to the eleventh article of the scheme. In that snide power is given to the feigns and visitor to limit the num ber at boarders to be admitted into the buses of the two mestere, and the complaint made is that each power hes hot been eterekel. Here it in to be observed that this matter is left entirely to the fill. erotica of the &offset, and they, conmiving that much wirrantege is desired to • school from the competition necereolly crested by numbers. have not thought the time yet arrived for filing • limit to the number of boarders. It is sat secereary for me to offer any opinion upon this ashject, since, as visitors, I should net feel justified in interfering with a theereticn which ia clearly reserved to the buffers by the terms of the .3netne. It is • neuter upon wbich difference of opinion may lie will; entertained by different individuals, and upon which, perhaps, much rutted be said on both sides of the question. The wheelie, however, Teets the dis cretion with the feeffees, and with that discretion i shall not feel juad. fied, as Tinto, in interfering. Connected with the above complain was the fourth charge against the reoffue, that, whereas a quarterage of one pound per qr. was charged on the toys elected on the iountiation, no such charge was 'teemed upon the boarders. epee iuquiry, how. ever it appeared that 301. per annum was charted upon all bearilsrs, which covered all charges for educe , on well board. It la obvious, itinerate, that the cimumage, though eat spectAndlr charged, was included within the annual payment of MI. To prevent, however mleentepti ~,,, I have requested that the bead master will I:creamer charge only MI. for bored, Re., .and make a separate chargeof be tient/rage, which will plsee die bootlegs exactly on • par with the boys en the fiends. lion in this re-pect The last charge against the feelers was 'Omitted by those who bought it forward nut to be ter) am enal ; namely, that the direction contained in the scheme, that a li-t of the rehear* should be published halt-yearly, had not been complied with. Notch a direction is certainly contained in the scheme ; anti I hurt by direct that far the future it shall be observed. No other choice woe brought be. fore me by the mernoriellata, and I cannot combo. , with gut ea pieeaing my satisfaction, that as.. so mush 1116.1.1011 in I eertepers and pamphlet., nothing more mateillal thould have be al brought 'Omani *piing the (coffees of the abool. Cenaueted as It now is, I am Battened tie.t it Is capable of coeferrine the grea. of benefits upon the inhabitants of Kidderminster, by summing to teem the op. portunity of giving their sous a liberal t amnion, which nice be the means of enabling them to rise to the highest butiouir anti diatiuctioes im the elate. But these advantages will probably be Merited if the ezertione of the Morrow and head master be cued duly the fled by hut spirit of party which is always rearm to Asia mallet f=r Warne rather than commendation, and wuich substime s A,gry f.'llllnKS and an unfavourable construction of the motives and neither of others for the mutual goon will and impartiality which ought to prevail among the inhabitant,' of the same town.—(liven at Harlin bury a wake this thirteenth day of January, 1049. -H. Weaceerall. NORFOLK. JENNY LIND went to Norwich Saturday, With the kind intention of singing at two concerts ~r the benefit of the churches of the city. She was timpani). y r rtained at the bishop's palace, and a number of gentlemen waited upon her to beg her acceptance of a sheet ahd r. one other ' articles of Norwich manufacture. LINLOLNeIIIRE. FINANCIAL ILEFORM.-114r. C. F. liar b r brie entered a notice calling the attention of the town C-111.1 . 111/' Boston to Mr. Cobden's measure fur Hein ial rtournt A FIRE, believed to have been CatUard lit an in cendiary, occurred on Sunday la.t Mr J 1.. 'dale's, Frampton-fen, which destroyed nearly 1,0001 war hof pro- - . Pat:- 1101dERSET8Illitb. A CHARGE Or ATTEMPTINO TO POISON A WIFE was heard paternal, before the magistrates st Bristol. The accused, Henry Evans, is s carpenter by trade, but with his wife and a polies man and his wile had bern latterly taking charge of the new poor-house in Clifton Wood Annul six weeks agn the wife was confined, 'ices which rim' , "he has bees repeatedly seized with violent attacks of roe& mg and purging. She was confined to her bed, and It. r Imisblud usually took her her food. On Sunday cut her some slices of rout pork, but on lo king at them she perceived that they were sprinkle' , oesr with a white powder. Upon tasting the meat, st•e ti•: hot like the flavour, and left it, and afterwards hsaring from • little girl that the husband had taken the meat to a c•i••beard, where he appeared to be sprinkling something over it, she mentioned the feet to the policeman's wite, who informed her husband, and the remains of the slices were canon for examination to Kr. Ilerapath, the analyneal chemi•t, who, on applying the proper taste, found that the white powder was a corrosive salt of mercury, coo:mealy told as elide pre cipitate. On searching the prisoner's room a •mt .zgar of lead was found, and he has been remanded tor 'nether ezami nation. 0111UStL. Tug WEDNESDAY CONEEETS.—Having air. Ady, in several previous notices, given our musical TON. ere as idea of the nature and management of these concerts, we mention the performance of last evening chiefly On see,unt of the selection from Madurren's opera ,of " Don Quixote," which formed the commencement of the programme Such, at present, is the deplorable condition or tie EitgloM musical stage, that the art of dramatic compositi m io nil. country seems in danger of perishing from the want ot tilmtre in which the worked car native musicians rim he properly brought before the public, every attempt to stabil& such • theatre having signally Mil. d Whatever may have been the causes of these tsi ur s, want of public encouragement and suppot has emmioly not been one. On the contrary, in more than one r. cm,t instance, the public have shown themselves well di.p tow,,rds the un d e rtaking—have been " very kind" to its 'ratites .ind not " a little blind" to its faults, and have best-woo on it o larger share of favour than it deserved. his bide. d pussisir orange that, while France has, and has had fora hutsirsil vs era and more, two national opera houses, the Otund Ou6ra" and the " Opttra Comique both splendidly app 104,1 w:d libe rally supported, England should not hose our. but to it is; and pm are coming to that pus that me ...mks of our best dramatic composers will be preserved from oblivion only by having snatches tool irmtments of them employed now and then to Sll up t'.. progrAmme of a concert. liadarretes " Don Quixote," osowitustanding faults in the drams, and the disadvantee ot u very in different performance, had considerable 'octets n pro duced several MOODS ago, and is deservedly fonitnii n as one of the best works of our magical stage. Tits stlettp.a from it last evening was judiciously made, and O e ses Jingly effective. The pieces most warm ly n appl susle., wt re the ballad, " Calm those frowning looks," au. g by Him M. Williams ; the duettino, " Cornet thou tor. go ". rung by the Misses Williams; the charming lilt!. .1110!? Ah, why do we love," sung by Mire A Wilburn., and the air," Sweat were the hours," sung by Mr. Sims Reeves. There were, besides, several very good thinve at this oneert. Beethoven's" Ah, perfido," was admirably sung by Mir Lu cembe, who also sang the praty billed, The Mu, su." from Auber's " Haydee.' Thalberg made his lust app...ranee at these concerts. He played his fantasia from •• Semiremide," and was received with the usual furore Item were, as usual, a number of English ballads, among which Sims !Levees " Blaek-ey'd BUSY" was promo:oust from the beauty and expreenon with which he sang it The hall was crowded. CLERICAL. PREVIIIMENTL—Rey. T. F. Barker, to Th•enton-ia.41111- Wore R., Chew., dio. Meet. ; 506 L, with res. ; pat , Hulme'. Troitassi ~• Rev. art Melt Non. lied Beterick den.—Bet IL ( . Weston, to Bewdki C., Worearteralure.—Ray. J. Dawson, to Mt., ( imettC., Over Darwen. VACANCT.—Chelideld, R., Heat, ea. Farut.,ruukb., dio. to Coat.; ST6I., with nee. NAVAL Pills MONIT.—TaIt 1117711221.—Tawlay night a Gamete gives notice that an mount is about to be &Wetted to the nrnrtZ7 cl the Admiralty, showing the amount 01 beagles resifts kw 01l the • 'teasel (name and nation unknown) captured by the Sitt e 11th Am., 1147. __. A D MIRLITT, JAn. 24. APPOlarrnzteTs P.. J. B. Malabar% to Itslodyla—Matellmt -hw y m al .D., and J. Forbes (d) to Basins VALSIOPSTIWt ix Witsi.UM.—Betraet et a truer: AMA os board ler Majesty's steameiceo lellasible, Prawralnsiaaa Dec p i lug. Oor captain Owed to omega 'stirs rearmost, by Wm( 41, Imam board the ldle.g.Wd tow st the mom ume any img• Mell , dant chip with the r , Mirk wrwel meld at tbe ram time take all their baggage sad testae ho tar Gold. T" elks was Surt0011; ,