The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-16 00:00:00

THE EXPM43, Tll:ElipAy Apcxxxo t _ _ogromat lB, 1849. SIGH COURT OF JUSTICE OF VERSAILLES. &moo or Octorso U. The trial of the patties iamilleated in the affair of Jew 13 w as begun to.day. mote interne appeared DO be e ined teas wts shows ia the era a were sad the oat or via treaded noes after the demo wen apart A imo g m oat et the Meade sad reidited of the prinam ▪ mem. it sleet 11 o'clock, the prawn, to ihe amber of SO, was Indetiood, ard ,boat ballast the president ad Me edialsall o 04 k *dr lisme, ad the semi el the piessen eren calked nee es fellows :-V. Chance aged E le ,ta ll ter, Parisi L. B. ftstife. epd 28, aped, Pa e r f ie s i z ; A. &wiz, made, emplo34, Pala; A. N. Lobos 42, na prd modo, Pens; A. Baena, aged 60. boson de Park ; A. J. Langloie, aged 30,,Pcris ; J. B. C. Pays 44, Piris; A Bereau, aged 39, OCHS. al the Demonatie Pa- Adair 8 Commissars. egad 37, npreentative, Pala; aged 37, remenstatin, Parisi J. L. Masse, d i d ' 3i, representative, Paris ; S. aged 311, represeatatint, Paris ; V. Pinta, aged Si. representative, Pail ; J. B. 0. Daaisl.Lamaiere, aged 31, represestative, Purls; C. Beek, 'zed 26, represeatinve, Pads; L L. Va. Oa, 34, repreentative, Paris; J. M. J. Devine, eged, gl ,msesseresitive, Part; C. F. Geniis, aged 29, rare. sestative, Parts ; J. F. A. Linos, aged 44, repeesentative, Puy ; J. A. Onward. aged 60, e waleael of the artillery of the sada parti, Preis; A. L. Aslant», aged 36. ex sepsis of the rational pad, Paris ; 8. Danny', spi arehitest, Part ; J. B. dit Marino, seed 38, Farb; Maui, ez-earain of the maim of the national paid, Paris; A P. X. Prebend, de Calendar. aped '4', mew tale of the sailer, of the national pan, Pais ; L. A. Va• ace. spd th, et-Wet/mat et the artillery of the national ; V. Amnia, aced 37. watelanakdr, Bang. mo▪ nis ; M. A. A. Linable. aged 311, bonne de lenses, Paris; B. J. Foreitier. aid 83, boned st. DniDiDo4, artist, added of On 6th legion el the national guard, Pais ; C. fielashe, egad 30. arniteet, ex-captain of the walk ry of the method guard, Puts. The ranee of these la default were she failed one; they are tal e epeight in sailor, as fairs : J. P. F. Movies; aged 68, prefeeser of enthenatlce, Pare; J. N. L. Soares, mo d 31 sweat, pub ; H. MOM. aged 29, shoemaker, Part; h. M. de Mosque, 15.., apt 31, avocet, Pans; Tide/ Dameaty, aged 34, Isaiah?, Pert; C. F. Perigee, edits: s e r if like Weis Riebbese. Pain ; R. Bosun Dune din, 24, medical student, Paris; A. Mallard, aged 30, elet ; J. C E. Cies de- Roy, aged 24,111441 gal student, Part; C. re Rain chief editor a the Worm, Pais A. A. Loire Rain, aged 40, eareeentative, Pais; V. Coe- Admen% native. altar of the Direocratio Pacifica*, Paris; ot, aged 29, »presentative, Paris; B. Raiser, aged 29, representative, Pat; F. Jaanot, representative, a b; Fate Pyat, aged 38, represeatalve, Pane; Z. It a glal a rearet P . r47,„41,11 - ...„vr.. 3 2.1 . 0 4 = t - J. L. Valeta, aged 83, a-presideut da e tan de , de la &ate des Drafts de - Monne, Paris; T. Henault, aged 60. amiss othier tie ernalerle; It: Dryer. reprover ides, Pane; C. Meter aged reniaatetive, Paris ; L. Anil, repesoistaties, Paris • Berseed, spa ed,repre oestative, Pane; C. Kong, ag ed 69, repenestative, Part; 0. R &mei, repreasstadve, Pane; Missed, representative, Pena; T Laadolphe, aged 40, niessetative, Puma; J. Safer, a ged 41, representative, PaN •B. IC...pp, aged 32, repressosstive, Pars; A. Austen, ag ed 39, repreentative, Pale; Dalai, representative. Paris: F. J. Cameral, aged 10, represeatative, Paris ; V. Meitaatan, aged 33, repreeen tam Paris i J. Leekevalier, editor et the Tribal** dm Pecipica, Pane ; C. Delenian aped 39, editor of th e &Mi lldam Desaccratiree et Ifeeiaie, Pais; T. Thai, editor of the Veen naolospee, Path. Wiese the calling ever the names had been anchided, the preddeat easoussed that it ray el the pada» or their amid had say »seeders to take le the the trial primed les=itow their lime Is de ea. role sad wawa aphid the marina et the met, es the groat that the esertitudeo been.orated by the giverameet, that seeerpmendy se ahead INN tated by it mead be legal, aid ibM the High Cent hil thereto» DO toestitedial ationses. M. Media de Monies, dee OPIWOOI cal Deana, anfatened the lacompetney of some membere et the coussingeseeel called is to fares part of the jury. The said retired to deliberate, ea after • shed lief is. tuned sod delivered its judgmest, warning the *Ninon and declaring its rompleay. Tbe slung was this romesdad he some time while the balloting of the jury wee preteeded with. At Wiest lowst the atiag was resemed, and the rosy &Span by oea their seats. Tee Presidia, addenda the masers, told them that he should proceed to sal as that by is.., to demon their reepeative manes, ages, reddest:ea, sad peotenion. Chipron was the 1114 called, sad lee refused to sneer, &nosing as his rims., that he did sot recognise the onacteacy of the coed. A Vase noses was adapted Ia eseciao• by Dah lia, lobes, Bathe, Lartglab, Allyre-Biume, Cantina», gasket, Pays, Fargia-Fayolle, Paha Lanaare, Vintner, Devine, Lounge, 0 sin erd, Ashintre, Delahays Mecham, Masa, Freboelet de Chalendar, Vernon , Angelot,lnnal• re, Foreatier, sad Schmitz, some of them prefacing their replies with sh eet inanities. Pays ad that he demanded te have certain abeam owaeadted, and, it that was not done, ha should not enter into any de me. The Precareur•General replied that the prisoner might at hie own nisi mouton as many whams as he chose ; bat that It was sot for the pronoutia to mama them. Hamra other of the praise above named made similar demands, to which the pmeareut-genesal gave the same newer. As woe as the pribileat had Mashed the list of priscnen he proceeded to swear the membis of the jury, after which he addressed them In an doped speech, &situ In terns to what he had made ass of at the ocatansisment of the trial ci Heber, sad who was lamed to with the moat profited attention. Thu president, thin adrenal!' the ptisners, requested them to be attentive al the registrar of the cart would pea reed to read the indictment against them The indictment was thee commenced, but as the whole of it could not be read in that sitting, the cart adjourned at ail o'clock, to complete it is the following day. Smuts 01 , OCTODIZ 14. The president did not take his net until twelve o'clock to-day. The proceedings conmeseed with the reading of the rer staining part of the Widnes; a summary of the whole of which we subjoin. Tree document comnatese by glebe • list of tits parties socusid, and then goes en to state that the republic founded is 1848 soon began to nest aa edemas, those pretended democrat& who, denying the ennui boa el amid life, in stituted themselves to all times sad eveardiams as the im placable enemies of ender earl law. The al* at the 16th of May, and the insturecties of the 23rd of Isom UM, were the ezpressions of that »sada= of rend ea earehy. The 13th of June, 1819, 1116 attempt le pet la peril the powers which have basil ism maimed Whop aid the soave which they ini it as hearer to deka To ex cite citizens to arm themselves the eime sgsbM the other, to overturn in the singe the geveamest ea the anneity et the Aw. mbly, was die Abet adds lad alenip S. leat ass emptied and viaidehoi ellarents dada - The falba neat then eructate to ghe a ham ef the evens nibs led two yea», in order to thew the ingla of the plot. It attri butes the orieuseneemene of the affair of the 13th of June' to the aseselatles NM the " tiolidarite Republioeine," which was Mahn ea the thit et November, 1848, ad al the rules ead monaleige of walk it gives »trams weigh fill several tains. The seal *eat at this aueoliedea declares, whatever lie amiable abet might be, was is organise the social and demearatio party gad to mean everywhere the anew et idea and party be the day when a straggle was paha Oommitten established fa every department, arreabismest, adbates, warn ts = DO enforce the rules INA by the Nand sound in Pans, at 129, Res thisaartre, ia order that a strict sarceillence might be 'sued, la a mead nation down that every mouth the depifteall commitia, ate* having taken the advise et the arnotheemeatel and cantonal cionanitties, thend addeme to the central committee a Waimea eirdeiaing miles Wear tioa as to the wens wd dieresidne el the paidaties, es the conduct of hiadiSSINIOS, w Ike mseemaree of= sad, in short, a mephitis thee mind istinst the conneittee and forwent the faun ef the sail sod demo cratic ones. Tie await ismathees was eampoesi z e= four mashen, of who the asemed, pt. Mania repreentatatin of the peels, al the vend. M. C. Delwin.. were the yeesit sad earentery. The indietnest then gees ea to skew the elite made by the clubs to get up an inerreeties, sad the Goths pert takes in this anti by the different wenn» of the Annaba ea *then new is their trial. Valet eneshie made by M. Baas, ani ethos is the log tea damn Jane, an et wkith urge the pope to w idea at loath, ail the karempe and is violent. Letters from ROM* are peen to 1.1. 41 1 2 demons% in that elty wen is commakeides with these of Paris, tied that they fully expected a seemed la Paris fa their favour. Thus WWII the disease r Paris nade a pretext of the French expedition is Italy le raise an bear titles ia Pena, the demerits La Ries were esonaraged to aid the Friuli isms, by promind aid beat Paste. It this pretends:- " Ia the nines Omsk fasts sod ask pehlindess. it be desist that *hat the meeting ertish task place on the sight et the 12th to the lith, the plea-die neoletka to ad did end with a the legal sharadithdee. The desists times wide ea re hem WI midair tin, sod whisk were rallied is the jean& of the 13th; desaMe seised ding the nigke-wma they sot the ant ado anditted prehe ameattee By the fide atlas to*mil mos the ads ei the atesullialr a tre 112diga memilletatioa. Ist ie poiat of admindity, the nalheledea (el the 1116 et leas) is mere hue this as ad mainielad er senanessed he dm pre evades of the ezasethreat the maid y ile abennetac out bf lis AIN. by Me manure al the ;els ß whisk ase me dual ia it, they Imam emodel fads whisk seaditede the ettoeta The deiree of this manisseedes, topeamated lies his died, eandiehed by th ri eß:7 1111 itielleihs. It Mg 71.10.111nd mar thinks ha, ea the Ilth espied the o f Pella.% amble then panne who sailed thiamine the sea al the liek bees to most them ea the Li* end Shithed weraigheiasether shiest thee of the mentheillea et** IMlLlionang he a th% I r msdis eeelloa o in within, adman mai them wham S. mid IS peekiest to, bad waited Is the la Nave fit Nimbi, MI Mem adieus& Mee ta the idea, the orders et the ; the essaseleaketweea the ipmeleen of the nalladies tmd the eimpleatem et the Las de Mt:Papilla* Mae blithe& The leseneets seised at 'a iodate tam. ea Wednesday, the 13th, the committee of the of the Rights of Man not at six in the , eng leaned aloially that the anaitestatioa was to take plrse at elms o'clock. It shamed one of its mambos, aided W two heeds of gestioss, to follow attentively the sionments el the sr leme,ead to gin isforneetims to Me essamittee of Shea pow& It adopted a wet d'erdret far the day, ead Shen mumble, of Ike notions es the sap with hireellehF• polat worthy of researk—set ee Mem the niadisillifh What proves that this denwint tel the Wadi is did. i dense which casts bentess what ft doilies relative eli t mosifinatten, and the dieleinies neMe la a letter in Imes 14, et the Coneevalielai di Arts et lile le at de mom whisk hod it a shit time been M negessaiseivas. The followisg is the letter dries* M.' Lane RAW: " ' Cities Ledra-Rollia —Every, es insider - fully well. The night has bees rot At sheen o'sleek, es as said-day, the pee* ap e with their rearguard in suss, in case et . I west last stilt to year home for we purpose of i mtns you of the rimer es angels which had takes does, end d entreaties yen set to penis night at how. Many of my Meads, sad of years, ate at the mount L write—vu. ems o'clock in the neraing—in a Mate of great misty ; for the rupee: is la eirealatioa that away of year eelleagues had bow ar rested. At Ism* the moment has arrived, mad the people want on the Moisatain, and partieularly ea yea. Not hang able to MOM SO my house, I, sad .many. of my Mind tiaras, an without money. floe, if you us, in the name of our sosntry is dapper, bat happy sad free to-marrow, Grimm me some funds. This lease will be traumata/id to yes through the men a good pete: o oa whoop how's l um at this emmest. •• ' Vim la Riptilthipie Dissocristigtte id 5W7 . 4 41 ' May God pressers you. ,” ' Paris, June 13." " BiIgAZD Dino:Ana. ' Thee, what was organ's rd actively daring the Walt with an amid Priers pink, in case of smines, sad after having Sim Anal aides to the revolutionary militia of the Sean den Desk. Es illemme, was omaisly sot a ale maallestation A demoestratiee of that astute wssld be emseekno after aid publiestisa, hosed by the mom* pa pm; Jinn(' sot eves hem en Mint, beams the Assets* was sot to Mid a sitting ea the 12th of Jens. Whet was es crod. wig:l'4lSM wee wee the ammo of rain a err flit es/ of ass la ambet, eat et which the nem thought Set weahl elm the fiaireasnm etta t sides this, th. mu tes meeMestalisa SW MAMA the true charsater of the secret thoughts of these who lad eipsaieed lt" Here the demesne goes fats various ASS of the mealfestatios of the 134 k Sem, yeetlealerly the amok is M. Leeman, the Minister of Pahlio Werke, sad pawed§ to describe the sesta et she presessimi . towards the Ma. ddene, till it noshed the Rae de la Pm, when Gwen Cheapener arrived about one title*, at the head of a triple column of troops, whisk tuning! in the Boulevards cut the ptomain late two parts. The affair of the Clamming* is deeeribed es fellows t— " Woile these bets are balsa aseemplished, and the bidss endeavour to task* the disorder and collision which we. their object to aria from the maaifestattoe, the ?apeman dyes of the Mountain meet at the Rae du Hawed, 6, and the artillery of the national guard et its Ined.quarters is the Palate National. The artillery of the mamma guards had, It is tem, been convoked la the menuiag lilts the other lie pleas, bet the ruder of commation, signed by Oen. Perrot, did sot rostk load-quarters till a quarter-pout wise ; and it hod hem ONO ► afterwards followed by sa order to Mho to this haMsties. Belden, the lostructioa establishes the fol. Imlay Sas :—The Dirpotratis Parifique of that morales ansemeses that at a meeting of the °Moen of the 'ninety, held es the Ilidi inst., Col. Onaord, as penitent, it had bent anseissedy decided that the setillsry should be invited to Masai the mmilsetstisa of the UM. The departroastal jamasis, ,muddy Mm servesmdeme of the accused Pays, meals ea ankle Sled Peels. the 12th, entitled 'Spirit of the Maileasi ®seed,' le whisk the following sprain:—' Ba ths Imam boom the demeeratie spirit that enimates the le. piea Melte artillery, and of its be.,. Colonel Guinan ; the raysidle EMI reckon epos it.' Delano, the trumpeter of the yid when arrested, declared that he was tired S atz hilli abri . ru a ra ti r:tet akt is =iii th e C threc i ha i:t a ls . the accused Mann, and told to beat nine o'clock 'r tho las:tore in the Palais National. Colonel Claimant himself, without his uniform, was there before am- Melm, and before embody was summoned. Os Other hand, from alas o'clock the replicate- OMB WO arriving in the Rae du Huard, in the platy of weeds' of the Mountain. A great movement was , ramerksd all the morning about the house No. 6. Armed 'leg tci several witsessea, there was a national gong and siserksr of artillery and national guards of bad a . lOwstary to sage, a great number of vehicles sad sabriolets tam stationed at the gate ; some had brought men fa blouses and long beards. The emusittee of 26 was fa coniatasisa -1 tles with the Mountain. Tito aimed Chips. asksow. Mien that he was at the member meeting. Amt erding to the ammat mind in the poessmisa of the mem& Merles, a essagesse had also taken phase is the mends( between the ret.resentatim of the asesting of the Pee du Huard sad the club of the Draft de Menem ea the subject of the Coven empire des Arts at Madam whisk bad already bens spoken of as the yams to be eiseVed by die matiosariss end by the saltily of the satinet awed. What Is semis I. that at the earnest that the ay of ' Aux armies' was heard by the individuals whom die troops drove back into the Rae de Riebelleu, the repreessestives quieted, es at a olyea signal, the Isms No. 6, with the mosiadee of MIME to the Conser vatoire Is. Arts et Modem for orbs% sine - moments after. Rah* VIO WOW %OM. rargia4hribi and rilho u nreel, they were told by the people et the limas that the Mountain was to meet at the Cesmemleire, as it did Sint. The representatives mmehoi la frem Seems* to db. team A witness wonted di ordem. 7118 emased Labs 1 Rollin was In the first rank. Near him was the assesed Gambols. Rattler was recognised by his Imp. A second sergeant was noticed, The sowings thinks the three see ' /cants, Rattier, Boiehot, and Commissaire, were all there. Tim sass of Felix Pyat was heard oa the stairehass. The segemestatives proceeded by way of the Peerage Hulot to ms& the Pains Natimal, when several batteries of ana log wen assembled, notwithstanding the orders already Wane the mien from head-quarters. The arrival of the topeesentatine *decides with the news a hkie &amused Mel seedeg of the martifestatica. After them a turiatleat WWI MISS!m itself into thegedea, crying' Am armee ; 011 W a fters. ;am armee.' Some instants before an ass oat of a card op, in the Rae Vs Ink **blood he kid on his bee. His comrades sembed him with lead cries of "Ana mules !" Canines wen steely Waged and at the game time arms were dis tributed hem the lie;sl- quarters to those who bed none and she salted for them. Loire Rolla and about thirty reen minaties, passing from the garden into the Rue de Valois, Mielooli the lised-quatten and were introduced Into the NUM of Colonel Guinatit. After a short contemn they IMO out, and the witness Simla hoard both Ledru Rollin WI Gulaard my " ere nese Support this affair." Ouinard mom tase. where le Is Mewed by Lesiva Rollin. A dumb el es' yam Is heard mad them, Guinea ashes the ibilowlei synth to them : w My Meads, we have aerived at • gram, • and imports.% moment—at me of meMess momeats which desalt Ss fats of a nation. Then is wno room 61 Wades. We moat make up our minds. For my part, I Mein to yew, is my ceassisem, as an honest leas asil • repaidiese, that the onatintion has hew audaciously yielded. The npresentatins of the Montan have swore to &feed it. I marsh with the Moun tain. It I. am as your nisei that I speak to you at this ammo, but as a political ass. I obey my wavictions. You an, therefore, all free to do as you think proper. Let those who partake my oplaless fellow me ; let those who do sot partake them retire.' Aftentards addressing the rasa govern times, he asked, • De yea swear to Shad the Main tain ? ' Artismaticas Siall yea _this tram the artillery, who drew their abseil sad beasdisked them, rise ' me ere la Meatiest ; ' apes whist: Otiaard replied, • Eh Ma, d y i r t es =t a semi: Darien this asses Ledra•Rollin oa ths Mbar rairessatatime, missy of whom wore their eseella He &seism' Sat the liseataia smisied itself to the w o o se We mtllissy, end Met is would re to We Arts et dedem. It woe that cleat two *Meek. .isha-liollia and Ganged took the heed of the esiosia, and they marched tour sod bur by the Cow des Tasteless sad the Rae Mentes gels% M P eat 'lt is a revolutioa.' Thee/Ism that went s e eene ihe Neesevanint des Arts et Mathes was composed el frees *inapt. , to thirty repreisseaties, sad cf 150 mod melerraeri, of whom the fereseest Irma a guard at sash die ell the wiemeallieso, sad they had an wort of um Jabbers', wild: iameessi se they advamod. The re sted the illdilliPaia strived at tip* Conserve. = in e lildwas t the very meant what Me crowd, thine buck from the issionrile, Sled the Ss Se. Martin. The iron gate wee opened by mist of the repressatetives, eif whoa wen dm red Messy, assomfaMed by 120 or 130 eviillorravv. sad ether peruse la Meese eaters& Oa the snivel of M. Peallist, the dlnserar of the thasenalebe, Lsdru-Rollin said lbw bed ewes to SI ma se , es _Siberia* In, being imairil aid set dim oyes the ‘alevords. Mow ennuis lap weeds SO ill enosient with Ledro-Italla, Coesereat, mil Onassi s ea sa lavish n whisk be meld a id am; the nyeissatatime were admitted Mt* the hall el the di Ampiddiesare. They, however, imaiallately adjearael le Me Id des Fastens. Three barrisades were eammeemil la the lunar court; two emseessta dem were w ed** et thew There was another at a dew sea Ras is di St. Mania ; ender was amused la sem homes, sad a ass dresesd is a blew was piseed Meaty them with • musket, ready to ire ea the grit (Seim Sallow swims Wen mere or Ism implisatiag the whilst ) every pressman was being tabs around the Cm sermaire to seems the ellberatim of the Meastala from imeemptios, the repramaestime Side the Sales des File n,. were la animated essitesea. set walleyed by sane' ty Le i r b r adma liet was= . s oink. Ow wilemess (Davis) heard alhossikr dem met ate he his appear- OM $ die I ;: z pasdi immetes Se peep* sr are we to =I Or :" At swam lims ass of the repro moan Ste table, aid aselebned ins loud vale% uWe are loyelasble time ; moments are peed eat; it is time to Seek. Odor remesselelpse wen tia led wridew Notes were headed dews to yaw am ia the emit WAN , who wend neva minds i ether mass were Mls iiim without. Ow °lshii, notes was found tarn ilt. It sea es follows :—. I think it would be MOOS If • swabs r of yea wen to appear in the streets in ' 7=l dna; we amid make sure of the qualm 0 7 2= reemasiesems forward. Kensausie, Lereela% sad will Perkem this earvios.—Tie: D." Iresimitopeeimilatime. ia iket, did. Imes the Osessrvesoke M the isserreedea. Eweo as pima ef the @flora made by some MSS moms" to soda the peep! to Tidal... The act et ewer dm thee adds :. " A toes act ealy to the isheliftels S Pada, bat to dagersmas. that MN Memomis aa the owe Sarin o the f the issamslims be. die Osmonatelsei 'Below the dab, whim the agmentatime MI Ism' wide& letters, 'el ami Wire, ware foad ine wbill i la the preelpilatisa el their Bight they IA The - whale efteustat is =wind in the thew hilewar desemead : "At the Casservatoire dit Allaelnialliim Ike Mk al twe ed*. r •'. " Dear Preallsak—The imeMegiles km smi b mamas( ever aU Pula The Mosatals fi slake CM I minmesisee, promoted by the maim of aclizi od el r a g Tabs=are nail( to arms to mists% Os of Omaribb, M Imes to help year lostbali at Pub. To =OM Tour Ispemistathe is wigs alma is &Lk, PP— " Aram. " tri M. Ducatst PRAM.. Oamosii-ausaeons. " Roiliest ewes' tits raids ntsaiinp&„ whisk was dams beit W Nagar do TA* mt o xii" a the.. or hes imam the Msaalia manned the city to the shoats el Vim la rapablisse," Vivre she Ceseataties,' sad awastbied as perassemss at the Oaessmaisin die ArtevisMatiersortmee en me amisa up a in the to sail them to arms. Ohre thes= a ren t le s. pombe airily everywhere. The swssi lm hit Me =shined. Coamannisate this latter to thermallits at Mama. Hear tics is put. WM fraternal. "I. MINAND. " RozzioNN. " Puma Rirrsium "Oa. Primes. "Roomier. " Lessouss. "Ines 18." "To K. Ross Osamu, Lutostmoss, At Comma mac BAOIIIA "1 de not brow whether My letter to Deana@ will rem& its &ramie§ i an the asset, I mod you two weeds, to Mil Foe that, la somegessos s e a tz l qiie nisaUsstedem wash NIO Oise tamed fate a we, the aseatels sat as persomesews the Arts et Mien. A peclemallea bat he.. had se them** Gahm them to erotic cola tar of ' Viva h Vim la Osemilaties Ps - Do my w k . potion is see of as& its s/ ifessaed-Lofts, do your . "Jess 13,3 p.n. " Vioros Mirmitele sad These two lilt. domments ate in lbs headwalai sf Menand. The following is the proclamation landed to. It wee hued on red paper: "To Ti.. PIOPLZ, TO Ti NATIONAL OVAID, TO Ti. ABUT. "The mastitation has botavidatad 1 The people are ring in its dame. " The Montan hat its amt. To arms! To anas ! "Via Is reribliqao ! Vivo is mostirstion ! " Gira at the Canaan dos Arts et MMUS, as the 13th June, at two o'clock. This proclamation boors the names of the deputies of the Mountain, but, as our reader know, nay of them hays de dared that th ey did not authorise er urns being abed to ft,ead therefore they have assaped prosecution. "The one proclamation," adds the ladiermen, w ago porn oho ea white paper. Thr wen printed at the albs oft* Sim Boar Rue Coq-Hoak No. & The sunissert was taken tin he. three °Wear by five or six sorra no ad*. Perris." The nansat tbsa pans& alive a short sanorary of the diaries brero , aria cash bidividual. The who of the accord are - divided into four categories, as., first, the Domocratia Socialist Owning of the twenty-firs; das committee of the par ; third, the representatives ; cad north,: artillsryisca ma other—national guard Millikabb• trine. 'Of the category carting of reprtsentatives the chief is Ladra-Rollin. Aftar dancing (oa Joao 11) that he was pa pered to have moans to arms, he was pro Dent the same mint at the office of the Dasoeraie PaeiMse, where, with Fen Pyr mad Conderant, he drew up the proclamation to the people, which appeared the next day In the public jour. nab, and to which his signature is afarad. At the omen vatoire tho witness Gregoire heard him, whoa the first dis charge of masks try remanded, cry out—" Cataract barri cades at ones! ' His conduct afterwards, his move through the window, his stay in Belgium, and his sassequeut arrival in Roglaad, are w ell Imams. The arra d 'nomadic* gives a short eacount of Considereat, Rattier, *not, and other n mad, now area, but they present little that is not shady matter of noteristy. With raper to Mane, now ia cus tody, the ace declares that he woo ulna dor to the barricade near the Cameraman. Re at oar protested agaiast such conduct, derlariag that he was a reprearatative. Itepressatativ• of what! " exclaimed Captain °outman, who was one of the officers is runamand of the national guard, " Repraseatative of the canaille which has just fired ea my ma are her," was the reply, " fur • "momble manifestation." "So I pertain" mid thee/Goan, have jar had a ballet thrash the left leg of my troessre." la the fourth C category, the artillerymen, r &a , is. of the primers is Gna, who waste aim commend litris artillery. On Jew 13, he admit" , having bra at the Osasonatoire, but adores he was there to preserve order ; gal a lba ha prawn& as mask as in him lay, buticades Ong mime. Another perm accused, bat mot is cas t*, Bans Aram on Jana 11, wrote to Gana. Cor neas, ex.pormater at Per , telling him " to be toady le no when ha got thaword whim I shall write toyou rise all of you to a an; we shellbo hors on the and this time the art* will be a wan an." The terstindut of the doesmosat sums up all the names, and the ilosonsat is wiped—" J. Baran, the proareur goaeraL"—• Imp alums of papers is noshed to the on 7'eseessatifes, mass white is an appeal to the people to take up arms Peggrel an arms), which was is tho act of going through the prom as three o'clock ea the 13th of Juno, at the arse a Le Park whoa the nation mi =is, snag these sanguinary addasen 6 , broke the mashiam. The lame of Loarßoilia is the first to this es—al. Oa noarning of the 15th Ins, th: s eZ i solesd Ireatany aarßoses, la a scuatry- how to Isodra-Roln, the salsa of which bore all the i7lOlll o • numerous and Meat meeting, a boa oostaising 60 bad-cartridges, two cases agariber, Wilms of small size, and a quantity of priming. lathe B e. Tournon, No. 4, the house of themes Ledra. leak, wore sewed many letters written is the Italia& las- One with the pat-mark " Mathis*' dated Jane fr Zenon' the Moan pingo " Msladisioae a led (Luigi Bonaparte) • a @volleyed eon elided I . Non pada* tempo ad mann roper dia base. Vast» henna "A. C." P. 121.) In tits boar of Lea:blau, reasosatativo of the people hr the deparnest of the Haute-Saone, was fond, monist other donna% a letter dated Rome June 9, and signed "Augusts Taber." of which the follo wing is the concluding Porcil• Adieu! The grapeshot has already spared no in —, at Parr and at Roma, to the pray% matent. Ailey aka! we are attacked. Chastain and Latina are fighting like good repablissaa. Adieu, Leadolar, you will not be angry with me for fighting against the Preach ; they have forfeited the teams, for they hays shouted,' Viev le Pape! Vivo Pew IX. l Like Cat's, your heads are staintd with blood. The day will some when history will devote you to ponlar Tou pees*. Adieu, adios I Vita la Ropsblique Universals Viva la Solidarite des Peeples 1 (P. 133.) Bat nay lean from Rome were seised in the houses of Ledna-Botha sad Landolphe; sad on the 13th were seised is the Mho of /.• Pasple, and on the 17th at the post.ofilos, two letters I. Freak, addressed from Ron, by a person named Dods, to Diiiiiol4 editor of Le Park. The fed. lowing is the postscript to one of them "P.B.—Rome, Wiper her o'clock, Juno 2.—Tour sol i hors occupy Monte Mario, a snag military position near Roma, oaten the Poeta del Pada Theses they turn than artiliery townie Pear Molls, to protect the works of a boldip dry are dinning oar the Tibor. Let them coon ea, anal The OMAN* are at the gates of Rome, of the *at malmit d hamemity ! They wish to stifle the people in the pestles salons of friendship I The most cowardly of impota, the most stupid of Corecka the soldiers of Francs, r emeb et:ossaniaate a, the Jades of people glair a kiss; wretches, let the 30th of April be their answer I Nosh, m friend, for the shame of your country. And you, ayes, it Is hand the hoar to lash. Hers enthusiasm is I l sit its height Gana Oudinot, the souvrefet of the Casa shall lair at oar poet. Courage I 1111011iTS Pack lam day. Thigh y ou Regards to M Proudlion. Adieu! " A letter icor Ron of the Bth, from the same to tan= , "ire are wain; hero in great anxiety the news of some darretParis, satZtope I ought to say a now fast, but the int of Paris may anon at ass dab the state a hair I hope that by the time you haw nail* *her Pon will have Woody thrown oat of the wisdew that prat of mandrels (gnaw) who have traidted the Maar of your nation, and the rights ofa people who turn yga as they die, des "Drawn of Part.—A» Ton the aseximpliese of the moninatimia comisittod la Italy ? This we shell know In myw_Aays. We are waiting front y . ou to judge Adieu, vino. " Irak 'F. DODA." (p. 31.) The following pings spans of IL de Girth' as having takes part is time ondlonat whisk prooodad the assaifesta taloa of the lhh dreg, hat r having c . firestiod sense nopoli of an sonar of "The rang n albo Oa tho Peel- Apt was hold ea the 11th his, between dean sad twelve en*. Items assided nor at (first by the @sensed Comr bruit, rsonsaallos sad prinipa ohm of that pausal, and at Wrime IF _IL Dimas, Pristilla edits , of Le Press. IL Unmask** was premed es • meadow of the committee of the punkh sena of hang semi iark penally of a oar meshy jeurnalia, ;be so ma Sonitak Nark Tessier-Duseo lay, al of nor =cl b r ik alismillos of tweaty-lvo, of the *WM ammilloo. Thew aard, Canon and Vauthier, are tho *ay tines lei simisd as having appeared at Wmreies s mossing. Aserselag to Tatt ooed and Cheated, tho dYenssiw was oa the part the re nessamelom of tko pen ought to lake la as actual dr eamoloarno, sad artisan, as what ought to be don in no the_ mislority roma& the, oopollion of impeachment. It was Mind that the pram and the npr Wives of Ohs Isrlis *sad Prost masa the aietitloa of the eon siloadir • mean .lossdag was then gad to take plass We moo 111101 is Wine Coq Heron, Na 4, la W are, of thoisundL Pawl. It appears wan that IL de Cam* cad NW *sitar while declaring then sans in *oar of on amp* protest on the pas of the narang, nallasd des Ma of a radar meandatica ea the gamed of bane • fafoss ter nalier 1111 das inammorima as happortne, and wanting the element a smooses. The conies of Raskin the Kona- UM retire to a dianat pens from that of the palms of the regent Arombly was also sosossayily mooted, as M. 41e Ohara' tried to drama s% the inonsainos from • step of the kind. Oa the other hand, the Coarlaraat, who had called the mostin and presided at it, imassdiately afterwards to the 14 th baron OW r is aL ded er, where*, Mountain was ormsabled, ad remand, provisuely haws up, as ag ho hind,pails propoddons whisk wen hr kin br a ohormar. Th had gee *set to declare, dung • dr slang, dr overthrowey i t on onatia power ; to donee the windy amomplisso the *dr* a Ike ,ffasawtha, and to onstituto is bum the Amenity, dun rain to what he termed tho Afrar ao r=artiri:dinaosit the registrar pro 'soda to rad the aargas against mak separate individual *Wining himself *aver to those maim the primmer gessiost. fildacgmia . lien ommoled, sod ea- Mood ef ***b ms left as* Mimi Wes Wiwi Pudalfwei. sod _*weed teleilvelt Atm& in the body of the moot. Qa themeniaptlea ef thadaleg, the court pimeeded `the le toiegamey of the olumed. The griesior o ZV om maixi a explanations Tempest. lag pintoes le Matured, sad mdse. vowed to skew *at . Be emplaned that they were meatitoot to tie lottietateat is order to lajare him The seemed Cidpi nt iamed to sower the peed dest's 'endow The o Alper. WI there was no ills" fortb °tarps abase kindest lie would give oxitifftstinis ershog Walla mid he :Maud the lf_ltitie by * am h s smoldered the siostiti;• .ommikenely , and that be reAseed to mower. haul Woo he would mower so quetkais for tbe putt Baum mails a slogs, deelenties. al the illealatien Degascestiro et floiriak, ad Burem, of the Deneartefis Parifiyue, said they would mown the Merges midest them whoa the 'Mimes should be brought fermi& - ite eesempoi Pays mid that all the megimltates whit hod takes pert ia that prementies bed violated the sole ef lastraeticm He had amwered the ma shift ifulietrate, boom he thumb& his "nest was the reeds of an erne, but as he mow saw that it was attended to cookees him, he mold sumer noshing. He would observe, honker, *et the tedietnient sive& him whit horioj e lwes preesented Tf times fie oases. the prw s ender IN- Duchy, bat that did set prom that be wee at the Cassava take dee Arts m Hitler: en the 1311_ of Jura Ha, howewa admitted his repeated preamtne. sailor iho tannnhy, wad gloried is them, but he was never tootatialuld h show Pre mentions when tried befcre the jury. The Presideat Chas proceeded to the category of reprelia• %Own of tbe.peopie. He asked the mend lisegeset Com ralstaire if he was acoastoand to attend the =wags of the r Hue au Huard? _ Connitsaire.—l have nothing to sneerer an that subject. I will only observe that the indictment falsely sharps m' with havoc written a ridiculous letter • the author of it vhas ensmattted a grate blander, for he retinae that the letter was written in German, and I know nothing of tt:t P e nsikat.—Wars you at the nmetlag of 13th Jane in the Itm de Huard ? Casraiseeire.-1 will not answer at present. President—Did you sign the manifesto to the pas* and the appeal to the army ? Commingles returned no repl7, end sat down. The noosed Sachet end Maligns were then questioned, bat refused to answer. The president recommend' d the prisoners to answer for their own sakes, and explained to them that the object of the interrogatories was to fix the attention on the charges against mob of them, that they might be proved or die. proved by the evidence. Notwithataadiog the president's appeal, the accused Far gin-Fayolle, Pilhe., Dalai Lammieres, and Bosh, on being separately questioned, positively refused to answer. Van. thier said he would give explanatiane at a later stage of the proceedings. Neville said he would amyl no questions for the present. Gamboa stated that he persisted is the protest he had said.; hat he declared that the prosecution wee the most iniquitous ever instituted spinet a man, as he was accused fora speech be had delivered is the tribune of the Assembly m a repreentative of the people. Louriou said that for hie part h was disposed to answer, though he felt unwilling to separate from his friend.. He would, how ever, set answer any queitiese respecting the alleged plot, so that he would not interfere with the @Tama they had adopted. He then said that he knew nothing of the meetings in the hue de Banns, that he did not sign the protest ef the 13th June, that he knew nothing of the placards stock up on 13th Jose in the vicinity of the Conservatoire, and he denied that he had been to the Conservatoire that day. The President then said that he would proceed to interro gate the amused of the National Guard. In answer to his questions, Gaillard said he would keep babk nothing of what he bad dose in the affair of 13th Janet, but like his friends would postpone his esplasatione for the premise. The oe eased Aehintre said he did not know what was the charge against hint. He would not say what he had done oa 13th Jane; be went to the Palate National Meanie he wee con voked, but he would not my what ho did at the Conserve ',AFL N 01.811174 said that he was at the C.oneervier take with thirty-eight others who were released, but be would not mimes for the presect. Fraboidet, Versos, An plot, Herliot, Moab., refused to answer. Leman said be wee seeused ea the =wan of the old woman his por tiere, and bemuse he was a socialist whir had thought end still thought that the constitution had been violated. Fo metier said he would not give any expatiations until after hearing the evidence, when the troth against him would be known. Belmits refused to answer. At this stage of the proceedings the court adjourned ; the president previously observing that the prisoners would be able to re Beet before the next morning cn the incoavenientee of the system they had adopted. thyme or OCTOBiI 15. The ,exceed again refused today to answer the qmstions put to them. The ems of the accused Chipron was then =lnto, his depositions at the preliminary investigations road to the jury. It appears from these that Chimes was me of the repub lican committee who signed the proabunatiea that appeared in the Pine Journals; ha was present at the manifmation when it was dispersed. Chlpron has always refused to state how he escaped at that time. Divers dommenta found in his lodgings were read ; they were the same that appear in, the aete d'acculation, and ars attributed to the democratic committee on the elections. The acemed Andre was then examined. He was vim president of the Democratic Socialist Committee of Twenty five, and was men at the Conservatoire des Arts et Menem on the 13th of June. Several documents seized in his lodgings wen also toad. The ateneed Lotion was also seen at the Conservatoire dos Arts et Midas on the 13th of Jane. So was also a member of the damn* soidaliot committee, and was a particip nor in its sets. The messed Bowie was a member of the Committee of 26, and is specially stated to have distributed the circulars of the democrat socialist committee, at whose sitting oa the amain of the 13th of Jane he was present. [Left sitting.] got court. WINDSOR, OCT. 15.—His Serene ilighneac Prince Edward of Sass Weimar k expected to join the royal dinner circle at the Castle, this evening. Her Majesty's rivets bead will attend this evening in the Castle. The Hon. Miss Cavendish arrived on Saturday to take her duty as Maid of Honour in Waiting. Led Cantor (Lord in Waiting). and Sir Edward Bowater (Oroom in Waiting), also arrived at the Castle. THEE Her Majesty the Quen Dowager matinue very PecgiY• Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Rent, attended by Lady Anna Maria Dawson, west yesterday to Rich mond, and visited Her Royal Rightism the Duchess of Glowester. The American minister had an ieerview with Lord John Rowell yesterday, at his official residence, in Downispatrest. The Mayor of Liverpool and Mr. Cardwell, M.P., had an interview yesterday with Lord John Russell. Despatches from the Lord High Commimioner of the balsa Islands were received yesterday at the Coloalel °Mee. De coi zatehes were sent off Jut evening from the Mass, for the Governor of Malta. F,EHISITION OF THE WORTS OP INDUSTRY OF ALL Narlows.—We understand that the Lord Mayor has invited some of the most influential vnerehanta, beckon, and trauls of London, to meet at the Manson house, tomorrow (Madamlay), for the purpose of receiving a deputation of members of the Society of Arts, who have been charged by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the president, to explain the outlines of his Royal Higbee's% proposal for estaUish ing • great exhibition of the works of industry of all nations V Len&n la 1861. BANQUET TO THE PROVOST, MAGISTRATES, AND TOWN-COUNCIL OF EDINBURGH, AT THE MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday the Lord Mayor gave a grain entertain ment to the Provost, me a n:atm mad Tows-Coned of Ediabargh. Conn were laid fee 160. Gram before dinner was said by the Rev. T. R. Catley, the Lord ri t i for's ehaplaia ; and alter the nap keel wed defis, jra. gram after r diner was chanted by Kim Enee Headmen, Mr. Jolley, Ni. Lawler, sad The LORD MAYOR thea Panned the anal 10 Yal Keen whin were reopened to he a very feellagmanter by the smeenied " Th o X l l: l = 7ll Aralf." and "Her Majesty's Mah on." were teen immediately eameeding, sad a fall merelen Oen, IMO dose to We. The heal t h el Allermaa Farsoosab, the Len Mayor den Kong home drink. Ifs WILD MAYOR proposed the health er the tows settee sf Idiabergh sad Biz James Fermat, who had tra velled 400 miles to do him the hearer of bang numbered assent hie gun. He had may to regret the Masan of lb. ▪ L a Proven whose prisons would have bees a meat lehle logglasel, mod Is =prise a hope that the pedersemme ef hie /Ws. is skin magirrato of Leans had gives eatidasens to hie sereatrymea. (Chen.) Mr. B. /IILTILLI relaran Wake is a very eloquent manes, an die the Len 113r ais alple Ostia is speaking of Me amelleas sonar th e sad high obirastss Ike Cllr et Lenin by W y ea/ inspenhat ends*, eatitg a oeseeten pen andeolled hoefatali l 7- v s PAEKOOME proven Tim Health of the LOP' 311191.." 11d111er flatairka, although he despaired of bang alis se Mew ia Ism negate, would roses him to vseib e great menses he snare. LORD MAYOR proposed " The Health of the Mel/Irlitaa . sope ßßOUt r iro .llB. N Maned Kean. The tons whin illown were " Mr. Ifeetermaa, M.P.," " Mr. fierjent Adams, the Ohairmaa of the Mildness fleseion," " Kr. Charles Pere" MP., sad the Hesse of Colman" " Mr. Minhsa, the Coosel-Geserel at St. Peterenn." " The Reside of the 'Ad, Marren" a tout whisk was draak is the nun nehminie .manner followed, after whin several other to were gives, sad the party balks up st a very late hoar ad alighted with the maenad eatertaiament, ad th e d IneidtalEY 0 1 de welcome whin di s tin the pneeedialla Cl the main. ACCIDENT IN PIMLICO, INQUEST. After our report cd this moo man dispatched y, Edward Jordan went on to my that Gee, Ma t end Attwood woo missed is the work. sad as examinisg_the smar they determined es not, goleg Men that du. Wilms. saw as mare uatil the next mom ing at to saiwetm post six, wham the last witness told him that the dimmed lam had gone down late the sewer. At hrealtAMtime mama hallooed Aiwa to them, but received so sewer. Witt it emeave patio', mil not- mu s k m a emia without sesswee...?a,,,, ban asei a rmed, M gave same to Obilatmu, the ',Weyer. Mentioned it aka to a fellow labourer, &deism " It is *nage, being payday." Aloe mentioned it to Mir. Carter, the due. - keeper. Thki was ottt b o'clock p.n. Cluittum and Tuner west down into th• Starer, and, as their return, witams said to thus " I'm afraid your labour's in vain, for they ham bees dews elms three Weleek." They skid, is wpm " Mean, give so darm, we pat ear heads es their dead bodies." They were awn is bum balms they baud the bodies. It was Moat six Aka& is the maim whoa they come tap. They got more omistasoe, and went dews alpha. They art got sat all the bodies until about four seteeeh is des fellawlog maiabag. They were taken up Ott of • Mk eitnatod about Me yards from the plus at which the mem meat down. Whams saw tie three—Gee. Pee * and Amessi—taken up. Tlmiy were mite &es. 84 their deem takes off, sad the bubo washed, Wad haaae l t into the Clareadon. Clarletsus is a bricklayer is the *mpg / . meat of the asatneleee. Winne told hie the t u ft had bees a Mutt OE. dam • Christine. amminod—Lien at No. it, Portland street, Wasdnroeth.road. Is • bricklayer in the employ meat of Eampluise and Think, the untractors. Hu had sonaideralle emerisam in opening lowers. Ras opened many with ormiderable deposits. Never had any alarm about him whoa *maim the.. The duessed commented optang the sewer. - es l'haredey. There were no man Wee, eel they duff a hole nearly op/Naito the Marquis ot Wm. =tutor poMeAsues. At hart they firsad mass stele. wed so ad dom. that evening. but the others thought it better M llaieh in Wlitandll• /Vitas. called "1112 lot 9 the followiag morning, ass.: heat:. froill..ad Jordan, the lest whom; that the uses had gone Aura an.: " not rtharaid Witness fah no alarm as they hod said they wow. not mot lop .*dl they had finished the job. Did not feel any :. t om until late in the afternoon. Went then to the hole which Jordan thought of Mai up, wader the impreseloo that the men had oome up by mother hole. Whims told him Rot to do to, and having procured his sower boots he desesadm himself t with Tamer, inks the sewer. Witness and his companies trammed the sewers for nearly an hour. Could trace the passage of the is.. by chalk narks on the wall. Parts of the sewer had no soil at all la them. At last they alum upon one of the men, lying it his face in the soil. Witness pushed him with his band and returned to the bole. Had sun two men ia the sewer. Witneu then went for help; saw a sees named Woodby, who, on being told of what had happened, went for more help. Returned thus into the hole, and saw the third body. Witness then got a line, and measured from the bodies to the entrance and back on the swims, for the porpoise of Jigging. C•roner—Why did not you try to get them oat when you saw them first Were you sure they were dead ? Witness—l hallooed to them, and touched them. lam mire they were dead. I was afraid if we dragged them out through the sewer the bodies would be mutilated. Dr. Welk bed came then, and a boy pointed out the head of the sewer. We commeeed then knocking the head wall down. Mr. Wells then went in ; a man names Aleop followed next, and I next. When we got in &knit 100 feet, Mr. Wells complained, and said he felt faint. Ile turned to come out. but before we got to the entrance Alsop called out that the doctor had fallen down. Alsop next-came out complaining, and I fell down . I hams no recollection of what happened after. I think I recollect seeing the chalk marks of the de- mused men on the walls. Before I became insensible I lick a strong sewer smell, bat nothing more t h an usual; nab/ail to gin me any alarm. To a Juror—The bodies were lying with their heads to wards Warwick-street. They had evidently been retreating. and had arrived within 60 feet of the opening. We have found one lamp, but net the measuring chain. Aleop got out safe. When I was taken ill it came all in a minute. I had no previous disagreeable sensations. I did not find this sewer worse than common. I have been in a great many which had much more soil in them. Nicholas Lipstein examined—l lire at Brewer-street, Pim lico. Am a butcher. On Friday afternoon I was passing down Warwick-street, and I heard some boys say that some men had been down in the sewer since five o'clock in the morning, and they were digging for them then. I went down, and some men came out of the sewer and said, " We have found the men, but cannot get them out." I said, " Why not get then oat ?" and they said, "Wean so ex hausted." Then a little boy said he knew where the bead of the drain was, as he had seen it built. All present then went to the head of the drain and made an opening, when the smell was ms gnat as to almost kneel me down. Dr. Wells went in, rung " If there's a spark of life in them men I'll bring them out and restore nem." Dr. Wells then went in, and I waited with some ansierg kr R his return. e did not some, however, and the first I beard of him was • low maiming and a splash. I then went I. myself, and brsugbt out one man (the last witness). I saw poor Doctor Wells lying on his lace, bat was too weak to assist him. I went in about the length of this table again, when I was overpowered by the stench. The man I brought out appeared to be quite dead, but on being laid upon a bank he vomited • good deal of mud end then rallied. I have myself been ill ever shim Thomas Tunstall, sergeant of the B division e 1 pike, de. posed ti seeing the dead body of Welsh, the pediments, brought out. Everything possible was done to restore but without avail. William Ord nantined—l live at No. 9, Warwick-Wm& lem a doctor of medicine. I was called from my own hems about ten minutes before eight on Friday morning. I Mod the deceased Mr. Wells in the tap-room of this house, He was thee quite dead, having been seen by a medical am, Mr. Jennings, previously. By his orders he wee net to the hospital. A conversation of some duration here took place between the coroner and the witness, as to the natation under which sulpha:sited hydrogen would become se concentrated in a sewer, as to be instantaneously fatal to life. Examination continued—l am satisfied that if the sewers were traversed by • current of air, there would be no danger to health. Thos. Lorick examined—l live at 17, Priem-street, Bed Lionsquare. I am one of the assistant-surveyon to the Cummitsionen of Sewers. All I know about this matter is connected with the flushing department. On the 6th October I received • note from one of my colleagues, siting that the sewer in Warwick-street required cleansing. I gave directions to Mr. Bidterbary to have it examined an the seine day. He did so ; and his report stated the lezgth of the sewer, and the amount of deposit in it. lie said that the collateral sewers also required dousing. Coroner—Do you ever take any steps to ascertain whether or ne there is poisonous gas in • sewer before you send in your labouren Mr. Lovick—Yes ; we send in our men to examine. In this case Mr. Betterbury was sent to inspect. lie made no report, except as to the length and width of the sewer, and that in one part it wee rather foul. Upon getting his report I directed him to examine the collateral lines, when they Wald be examined with misty. Canner—Would they include the sewer in question ? Mr. Lovick—l did not knew of its existence. I have meshed no report respectkg it. The deceased men were employed in examining it. The men are always cautioned. I have frequently received reports of the existence of dele terious pa In sewers. I consider that the inspection of the Werwick-etreat sewer was goirg on at the time of the ealamity. This examination took place at the requisition of some of the inhabitants, who complained of the state of their drains. It wee on the complaint. of James Botch that this examination took place. Oetressr—Do you usually send men down without any poises leafing to examine sewers ? Mr. Levies—lt this cos we sent to Mr. Batterbury, who sent down his three mot cautious man. They ought to have been able to mum* the existence of gee for a long time before they came to it. He might have bad chemical tests, but we have always fund in practice that the labourers mild detest the presence of gas. The Coroner—Have you had reports to that effect ? Mr. Lovlck—l have an impression that we have resolved en* reports, but we always have found the men capable of lorating an opinion. The Cher—According to the present system, what has occurred ma yr offer every day. Mr. Levin—We never send the men down if we appre hend gee. The Coroner—But you have no means of ascertaining, except by E dina down men. Mr. Loviek—We generally fiad the m have no chemical testa. I have traversed many sewers myself, and I always found the lantern to burn blues loos time before there was any danger. Comer—And do you think these poor labourers were aware of the fact ? Mr. Umiak —They must have been aware of it, having traversed many miles of sowers. We sometimes had the Davy lump. Coroner—What is the principle of the Davy lamp? Mr. Lonek—The principle II to surround the flame with a fine wire gauze, which would not admit combustible vapwar. The Cormer—Then, would it not be a bad means of test ing the memo of this sae ? If it could not get through the gauss, it could not dmsolour the dams ? Mr. Lovick—l gemendly prefer the dam bump. Conner—Does it not strike you, in • serious question like this, ens le feet of life and death, that some scientific means might be found of anertalning the state of the sewers, before the lives of the men were put ia danger Kr. Isinek—Every possible preentiou is taken, and these were most careful men I attribute ne blame to any party. A Jura—On of the parties who was need was only a bov (Cluistmes). 34 1 , 1 mpg Banso examined—l am an inspector of flushing to the Moitala Comminsionen of Sewers. I had made an inspection ol Warwick-street area cm Monday :netl went in with Go and Po rt , and went through s heath. I went about ten or twelve feet into the sewer in which the men were hided. Gee mat a little fro ths% He said he saw a curious light, but I could not see it. I thought the sewer very ekes, and called him bask_ I went into the Sher sewer. Goo said, "What an odd smell ; like rotten amen" I asked him if he knew what it wee, and he mid he did not. I mid, " Well, it is gas," Putt said he had melt a similar odour at Paddington, when then was an explosion of gee. I told Gee then not to go into the sewer. He said, "Yap welt." 1 rid if it wastinemary to go into the sewer and them was so sperm% we wmild have one dos. Oellsee=fea erg yes Mid Geo sot to go. Had he any ether wateegwast hestruetiene ? Mr. Bettrabary—lie had acme from me. Occoner—Them de theyrwher• the la. without orders. Mr. B gave th. m orders to bate i = al ipseed whole they reeseired them I , told them to go late se rawer that was es all close. I had Do desist of the aziessese at fee in the sower. When I eassiabied it it bleed sad let Wed very muck, which it always a bad sign. A Juror—Wes there any are pumas '.wt them poor ran /4„..e on gale &toe swathes ?-3 40 . Another aPo,—Mier you aware that there was OA %W -west to this sewer?—No. Is not the vapour malt more deleterious when the cad et the sewer is stopped up ? Certainly. Is mower to a juror, tidiness added that there were bun- dreds 'Orilla yy sewers In the parish. sad that the sewer in whisk the aseiiees took place wen built en the most ha prov ed prici Tobias Ifiseil ple. igeneafieinhi—l as a naryeen. I was called in hare an !ride het to kook at a body. I saw it was dead, and !Mated it he he met he on hospital. Coroner—Why did you suggest the removal to a hospital ? Mr. Jeaninge—l thought that this was not a proper place to hold an isteteeß A icfcc--Is Mr. Jeeninge a qualified mores or a liedil tiste arsotbsoery ? ► The Coronei—Why do you ask tld question ? Jarcr—Besease Mr. Ord said that he did sot apply any remedies to Mr.Widle, because the ease was in Mr. Jennings' bends? Did you apply aay restoratives? Mr. Jencings—No. I became ill with the small, and im mediately returned home. A Juror—Ds you mean to say that you did not re- Noise ? your opposite neighbour and fellow-practitioner, Mr. Wells Mr. Jennings—No. He was blue and discoloured. At the conclusion of this witnesee enasaieation ' the pro ,' **dings were adjourned until two o'clock on Thursday nest. TEI CHOLERA. The number of deaths trout &dein and diarrhea ca reported in London ea Saturday, were respectively, 12 d 11 ENGLAND &b oo o f i kathe from ehoL tie General Bowl of Halt from the Superintendent Nee Alnwick, cholera, 1. Anglesey (Ho! ha e. 3. Ashton-nrider-Lyne ( Ashton) d. 1. Aylshan (Soottesball), e. 1. Barnitepleve. 2: Barrow-on-Soar (Maly), d.l. Bedminster, a 1. Berwick-upon-Tweed (New ham), C. 1. Birmingham, d. 3. Bothnia (Lam/stone St. Matiye), d. 1. Bradford an d Idle, e. 2, d. 1. Bridgwater, 0. 2. Bridge (Beakebonrne), d. 1. Brighton, e.l. Bristol, e. 2, d. 3. Chapel-en.le-Frith, 6; 1. Chapter-ls-Suet and Harra- ND WALES. fra and diarrhea, reported!' t, yesterday, October.ls, DM, Man' districts : Liverpool, d. 6. Llanelly, c. 1. Lutterworti: (Wel(ord), d. 1. Maaoheeeme. 4, d. 10. Merthyr Tydfil (Gv ll 7Sato district), e. 1. Nentwieh, e. 1. Newcastle-011.Typ*, d.l. Newton Abbot (Torquay).o. I. Northwieh and Weave:ham, e. 1, d. 1. Nottingham, d. 1. Oldham, d.l. Peterborough, e. 2. Pontefract and Cutleford. e.2,4.L Beading. d. 1. Reedeford, c. I. 'Lanford, e. 3. 1 It. Alban's, d. 1. St. Austell (hievagiseey), e. I St. German'm (Antony Dis trict), o. I. St. Thomas, e. 1. Salford (Oreengste),e.l, d. 3. ilenleoatts and Drypooi, d. 3. Sheffield, d. 1. Shepton Mallet, e 2. Sleaford (Cranwell), d. 1. S.uth Shields and Westoe, o. 9, d. 1. Stockport (Heaton Norris), Stourbridge (Kingswinford), e. 8. Tavistoek and Bombridge, c. 2, d. 1. Teesdale (Barnard Castle), 0. 2. Think (Sowerby), e. 2. T 01.21014 (Mahone), e. 1. Tram (Kenwyn), e. 1. Tynemouth and Cullercoatm Village, e. 7. Wakefield (Alverthorpe, Stanley, and Ardsley), c. 6. Walsall and Darlaston, c. 3, d. I. Warwick, e. 1. West Bromwich (Wednee bury), e. 4. West Derby (Beene"), d. I. Whiteltmen (Harrington), e. 2. Wigan, c. 8, d. 1. Wisbeach. 5 .1. Witney (Bwinbrook and Ful brook), c. 2. Wolverhampton and Bilstoe, e. 2, d.l. Woodbridge (Witninham), d. 1. Worcester, c. 1. Yarmouth Great (Northern), a. 3. .AND. Hobo, from 9th Aug. to 10th Oct., e. 58. Perth, e. I. Dundee, a. 1. ton, a. 3, d. 3. Chorlton (Barton-upon d. 1. Clifton Union (parish of Clif ton and St. Philip and Jamb), o. 2. Coekennouth (Button and Mar7Port). e. 4. ' Craditon, d. 1. Criekhowoil (Br, anew* C. 1. Darlington, d. 3. Derby, o. 1, d.l. Droitwlah (Malan), d. 1. Dudley (Rowley Regis and Fedgeley), a. 7, d. 1. Koelesall Bierlow, o. 1, d. 1. Exeter, a. 4. Falmouth (Pearyn), e. 1. Glattahead (Daemon), ts. I. Olanford Brigg (Horkatow), e. 1. Halifax (Sawertty), C. 1. Haltwhistle, e. I. Iludioptone (Fiddington) C. 1. Haatings(Ore), d. I. Hereford (Tuyaley), d. 1. Hitebin, a. 3. Holbeath, d. 1. Huddantald (Urdertank in Wooldabs), m 1. Hall, e. 1. Hunalet (Rothwell, Holbeeh, and Vittitklik), o. T, d. 3. Isle of Tnanet (Stanasgate), e. 1. Kidderminster, a, 1. Leeds, e. 7, d. 1.. .1 1. Leiden (Detyland Bast), c.l, d 1. Liskeard, o. I. Lichfield, e. I. Ilawick, C. 1 Edinburgh, from 7th Oct., C. 13. Craig—Montrose, a 1. Arbroath, a. 3. General Total—London and I The Province Cho. Dia. Unity 12 19 163 73 78 0 Total . 243 RETURNS OF HOUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION. Returns trees twelve askew sad wilder ler the 13th lent Total result of gas Maass taw I vtaitatlaa In the Y eti otts. its aotatoettaelamat to the 15th latt. me Cow- I 1.191 9 1 0 --- 119,941 954 7$ SO I ,l'' ; 1 I i OF TIM DON.-D/ saciureicee.—To those who have paid attention to the changes which have taken plus by the formation of that part of the Gnat Northern line, extending from the Don easter station ground, across the Marsh and Bentley legs, in the direction of Stockbridge, the occurrence of a heavy flood was looked forward to wit h much musty. That feeling had, if po.aible, been increased by the heavy rains which have recently fallen, and which on Monday caused the swears of the river so as to overflow its banks and lay , the adjoining meadows and pastures completely under the water. It should, however, be stated that the top water was not so high by two Get six inches as it was daring the large flood in April, 1846; while the water below the mill bridge was noes known to be higher. It was forcibly apparent, as the flood had been deprived of its ancient outlet by the Ches. wokl, and yye~sevenfed, at the same time, from getting away by the of the railway embankment, that the pres sure against the embankment Itself aerose the Marsh, and particularly near Bentley Inge, would be extremely heavy. Such proved to be the ease; as the western side of the embankment was flooded to a great depth, while the ground on the opposite side was comparatively clear. The withal being unable to carry off the immense weight of water which was gradually aseunalating, the flood wag forced on each hand sonnet the base of the embankment ; ens portion robing in the direction of the Marsh Bridge, in the rear of the readies of Mr. John Ward, and running over the hauling path into the New Cut above the railway-bridge ; sad the other hurrying forwards, as already mentioned, in the direction of Bentley Flood Bank and so onwards. Ad ditional precautions were taken to prevent farther injury ; and fins were lighted near the spot where the embankment had been washed away under the rails of the down line throwing their lurid glare In all quarters, and workmen wen employed all might to give the maimed mimeses to stop farther promo. The trains, however,wee• not Slopped, but contenued to run as usual, but using only one en of rails, vie., the Many of the houses and premises in the neighbourhood wen flooded, and muck property de stroyed; pro, hens, and other asimei wen seen floating down the stream. An immense body of water continued to flow down the river en the following day, although tin back water had lett the lend which it hail previously inundated; but aftewards the flood gradually, but slowly subsided, with out occasioning further &same, yet leavingbehind thinness of its prose's and the marks of its devastation. • most destructive flood, es far es inesessaiene• and loss of pro perty is concerned, tea plus also at Rotherham and the surrounding neighbourhood en Sunday last. Whilst the above was itig on in Rotherham, the nod _people or Sheffield were no means free from disasters. There the Riser Sheaf So its boundary sear the white rails in the nursery, and filled all the lower puts of the hones to the depth of several fest in that keskty, also is View hoe, toll rendering the Wicker similar to a broad river. Lady-bride discharged all the. water with avidity ; bat the anise of the smaller isle were ihospable, from the immense quantity whisk rushed onward, and hence it was thrown beck into the Wiow. A temporary woolen bridge from the Wiest to the Park, which was erected for the aenvestanira of workmen passing to and fro, was completely destroyed b a t fertilisable), we have not heard of a single life beher 4 j o g. The greatest i n convenience, however, resulted. •ad the train to the Wicker station was rempletely abegend for several hour. —Leeds Mercury. AX EXPENSIVE VlSlTOX.—Yeetettlity afternoon, between two and three o'clock, one of a drove v e i ned cos tg from Smithfield, nide its way into thy'ens' tambour nsy, Gewalt-street-road, entering nnd-floor in Voice about 30 young women were at w. Tie In his un wieldy efforts to escepe, be commenced teAsing the frames. and destroyed about 501. worth of prop' et,. Ropes were Les s e g e g d e rund the hie h re orns, and with my ze difficulty be was Off pmises. , 7 _ SCOT] 92 i i' il 11