The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-09 00:00:00

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S g I TIO 3. NUNN eel Weit i n et 4: non par men be 14in et Idnion'onnl.lll= Canollmans. W. 43. Piked We is NITROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Waffle we. held yesterday in the Conneal-chantber, Guild- WI; lir. J. Ta teems is the their. The sash statement sieved a belenseci 138.2181. 10s. 3d. /11.14Dray-pAax. Mr. &Taos 'Misdated s depstanan from the vestry of Isibigta F aiss pasented a snentoriel on the subject of the Plndtasissrpwritt. os, eddrwied the board in support of the mmorisl, rid urged the seaway of nursollsts swps bsiog tidos fur the cenylag out the wit. Tbs aissartil its remised. PINAIICE. Mr. Deputy Itaiousom brountd up the following report, Ire tile idol that the vestry of St. Pancras be Farnsittad to betTew the me d 40004, for the purpose of sasontutit oar- Ufa paving tette widus the said pitrt.lx, and that the board eameat r pate ea order sancta= ag each loam, oa the enmity d Mee leviable nthin the laid perish, at a rate of Werra atl esetediag 6 per tem. per .mum. The raped was adopted. lIINTIOPOLITAN commoNicAriows. Mr. Deputy HA 1.111• ON peeseased s ammorial 111 Mtre ptilhn from Mr. Charles Pearson, which, Oar neekbe the aims that ham beta made fat amabb ehm. a central Medea tratmlessisa-einet, to 0008014 lb. various tonwsys In the atetropolia, payed that say projamed ar=le la Babson vollsad the schema' sweets may red eembtrackm with the lasseded metropolitan Minty, la mdse that by midi* sodas We maimt sweat et patAie soeueumodatha may be obtelemol at the beet peed lie cost. Tioememoriel wee rafieted to the Weeks CasedMee. CANTEIBURT, NSW ZEALAND, AND TEI INDIAN RELIII POND. The following eorreepondesee has been handed to so for pabbeatke Thames Polles-court, Sept, 13, 1868. 6sstimern,-1 bare the Isonour to tranandt (tadoesd) e draft for 6001. es a Ord contribution from the provisos of Cantorbery, Neer Zealand, towards the Indian Raid Food It affair& me weld *ware to be made the medium ter hendirag rat & mosey. It is a Font ■moos smay others, that the inhohltents of the pone/ant end most distant of the 00101 Bile ad Impirad do Der, in their rapid proper towards veal& end poseperity, forget the ties of affection and ern pear width hind the to their mother ormatry.—l have the le•etf to be yoor hithfal servant, H. hairs Emirs. English Asset for Canterbury, New Zealand . fteoretaries of the India" Relief Fund. 27. Commetrowt, 11. C., rapt 22, 1868. Imo,—l hrtzeolorl by du moral owootittoe to acknow ledge your Yaw dorsi flu nth instant, nenessittint a draft fir 11W. as • Mt esstribeake from the Province of Canter- Insy, New LAW, townie the Indian Relief Food, sod an kraut /NW to request thot you will coommaitate to am ameribmilers the eriM which tie committee suet& of ow prow sympathy in the sufferings of their isdow ammaneymma. Tbe comnittee entirely coincide in the ened reeleymm bre expreseed regarding this tiontributiom, and wiped ine le err, to yea, wearily, lye tribe br bibir r ass or this maittemem-1 so, dr, year obe dient ',aryls; O.D. Taxxisrum, Ksjor-Osaaral, Ka Sm. H. L de*, Esq., Mime PAN Cart, Z. CISTOTAL HALF - CROWN DAY, FUTDAT, 11.— paymmt, 71i ; dflas by eons Wawa 4311. qua I, IUN [Advertissmossq—Tet=re quote a few mere of MONO ow ammo. by Dv Lissy n II saw "" dr= r i 1•1161%1 ommoOpoiloo. or ibe askary AN.410. Foal, posiells• lit the FA* iminlas outd oes, of ibus Om. DIM De Dula "iogo yootolobowibobb WOW Ova if=6 1 1 1 1 1 1• T b, 10 .111° M& N=Itt omi Dbo.ndebb !WM ar owl irlib fd ho ~Om i.. ; _011.71 fli no meow , sisal/. IfM• aft imaragesn n. sisaram t""* ria rmrai. ; LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1858. LITEIL4TbRIL Langton Parsonage : A Tale for Children on the practical Use of a Part of M. Church Catechism. By the Author of " Amy Herbert." Loadca : Longman. The Church Catechism is regarded as an autho rised exponent of theological teaching by a large and influential section of the religious public. Ad mitting its merits, we must yet submit that the idea of illustrating it in novels is a bold one. Of the literary merits of Lanett)* Parsonage there can be no doubt. A style singularly free and beau tiful—a deep vein of religions feeling—a wonderful discrimination of character—place Mims Sewell very high amongst our modern writers of prose fic tion. eton Parsonage is the residence of Mr. Clifford, an exemplary clergyman, his excellent wife, and his two little daughters Ruth and Madeline. Close by is the Manor hones, where resides Lady Catherine Hyde, with Alice Lennox, the daughter of a dear deceased friend, whom she has adopted as her own. Alice deceives Lady Hyde, and she is sent to school with the Misses Clifford, at a Mrs. Carter's, somewhere in the neighbourhood of London. Their school life and the eliarsetam of their companions and their peculiar temptations are vary powerfully described. On their return home Confirmation awaits them, but Mr. Clifford is exceedingly vexed with ilie state of Alice, whom he considers very unfit for that mo mentous rite. A serious accident at a pia-nic, to which she went with Ruth Clifford to meet some old school acquaintances, produces a dangerous ill ness, which effects a very beneficial change in her character, and when she recovers she and Ruth and Madeline are confirmed together. Here the story terminates. Slight as are the materials, the author, with her own peculiar art, makes them interesting to the very last. We admire the skill, yet is there net reason to regret the ism to which that skill is applied, and the popularity to which it has attained? Let not our readers be alarmed • the author of "Amy Herbert " is not the Pope of Rome, or even a Jesuit in disguise. We do not suppose there Is anything in Laneton Parsonage to which a churchman could take explicitobjection,and yet the general impression left upon the mind is undesirable, and is besides his torioally false. These are not the days for the re vival of High Church claims, claims as much now as ever opposed to the temporal and spiritual liberties of the English people yet the tendency of Lanett:* Parsonage is in th at direction. We are constantly directed to what the Church says, what the Church directs—not what the Bible says, or God commands. We get the mere human organisation put in the place of the Divine word. When we forget that re ligion is a personal matter, that it is an affair be tween man and his Maker alone, priestcraft steps in, and in its mildest form priestcraft is a heinous wrong. It is because there are indications of thiakind, that we should object to seeing Langton Parsonage in the hands of young people. For instance, Madeline asks, "Did a bishop make you a clergyman, paps ?" Mr. Clifford says, " Yes ; no one else wall de it. Our Saviour does not allow any persons to teach and administer the h , , , ,z ied seorament except such as have been what is ordained by a bishop." In what chapter in the New Testament is this doctrine enunciated ? Why give a child a test like this, which excludes all the piety and talent of Dissent, and which makes such men as Robert Hall, Jonathan Edwards, Dr. Chalmers, to say nothing of living preachers, unauthorised in truders in the work of the ministry ? George 11. said all his bishops were infidels. Let us hope that this is an exaggeration ' • but at any rate it must be admitted that, tried by modern idea', they we n anything but holy and devout. Are we to be told that in them there was a special virtue by means of which their laying on of hands made an illit e rate reprobate a fa ithful minister of Jesus Christ ? Is not such a doctrine as this better fitted for the dark ages than oars P Again are we told, " A church, when consecrated, is not a place for the care less discussion of the beauties of architecture"—that is, we are to worship the wood and the stone, and to believe that a ceremony can make a place sacred. What says the poet ? To iscantations dost thou trust, And pompous rites In domes ansrust See otnul&riag stones and metars rust Belie the vaunt That men can blase cue pile of dust With chime or chsunt. Places are consecrated by realities, not by forms. Is not the gaol where John Baty= wrote, are not the plain tabernacles in which Whitfield and Wesley preached, as much consecrated as any eccle siastical edifice in the land ? Bat we have no wish to weary our readers ; let us only add, that all through the book there is a tendency to exalt the minister, and the human articles and ordinances, and to put them before or in the place of the divine.. For instance, Mr. Clifford speaks of what is called the " Apetles' Creed " as if it were inspired. When Ruth wishes to feel penitent he aunt tell her her need of penitence or the scrip tural injunctions in its favour, but reminds her of the Collect for Ash-Wednesday ; and when we are told the Holy Communion will not save us, we are told it as if the exception were an extreme case, and as if the rule were that man depends for reformation and salvation upon outward acts. Miss Sewell, we fear, would be very hard upon " Habitans in Siam " who writes to say that he could not hear the arch bishop when he went to hear him preach; and Mr. 1 Trollops, who always makes fun of deans and ' church dignitaries, will, probably, find little favour at her hands. "It may seem unnecessary," says Mr. Clifford, explaining the duties of • Christian to Alice previous to her confirmation, " to tell you to honour the Queen ; yet I am afraid you would think ' it no harm to repeat idle, disrespectful stories about her, if they. happened to be amusing, although this would certainly be a fault; and the same may be said even more strongly with regard to those who I have spiritual power—bishops, clergymen in general. It I. a very serious evil when persons indulge in iree verence of this kind." Surely this is very feeble trash: honour, nay, reverence, is the due of worth, I ridicule is the mewl of folly, whether in or out of canonicals. Miss Sewell need not lay stress on this subject. In England, at least, a clergyman always gets his fair share of respect, and generally a good deal more. But this is not all. As Mr. Clifford proceeds, we are told : " Alioe remembered a certain practice which she had lately allowed herself of studying the newspaper when Lad, Catherine wee not in the room, without any regard to the subjects mentioned in it. She had done so from mere idle cariosity; but Mr. Clifford's warning was not heard without a pang of pelf-reproach." Now, as Lady Catherine Hyde was a remarkably strict personage-- as we can imagine that into her boudoir only the tamest and most inoffensive newspapers found their way—we fear according to the doctrine taught by the author of "Amy Herbert," the immense majority of newspaper readers, specially of course such as read the Radical and Anti-State-Church papers, are little better than heathens. We get nervous and ask what chance have we writers if the mere readers are in such a bad way. Is there no hope for as P Miss Sewell cannot be surprised if we stand by wig order and maintain that if it were not for the news paper recording facts, enunciating principles, dis cussing subjects in which all are interested, stimu lating progress, with some rare exceptions a thick darkness would rest upon the land. The develop ment of humanity, which the press aids, and may be almost said in these days to initiate, can never be at variance with true religion ; and to teach the young that it is, is to help to herbaria' the country, or at any rats to pave the way for plosive obedience I ia Church and State. A pleasant doctrine this for the tits m% hat not very beneficial to the ruled. Whti isms set member that in the excitement of the minted while mania Reform, a similar cry was raised, aid bewailed the spread of in fidelity and &mat, as if there were any connexion balwaaa the two, sad as it a maw who lives religiously, has not a battle to fight with the *scalar ills by which humanity is degraded and undone. Now, it is this namby-pamby view of life against which we would earnestly protest. Of course, with men the thing is impracticable. Immediately the boy Pats away childish things, immediately he assumes the toga, all such ideas at once vanish, sad the danger is that with this vanish, being part and parcel of the same superstructure, all the real and the true, which form the foundation and substance of each tales as Lawton Parsonage. Mile Sewell, perhaps, writes for ladies. It is a question how far this aspirate education of the sexes is de sirable. Is woman so weak that she may not be trusted with principles—that she may not think and act for herself— that she must rely upon authority and form Miss Sewell herself is an instance to the contrary. Be this as it may, we cannot bat regret that her teaching is not mars catholio—that she seems to see no goodness except in the narrow en closure of the section of the Church to which she belongs, and that she insinuates ,principles which, if fairly carried out, would establish claims which, in her brightest days, England boldly laughed to scorn and trampled under foot. PINE 41878. Tea dowitos' MamoateL, Loithow.—lt appears to ho many asaepm thistle w emend Memorial," placed in the beads of Kr. John DID, the wipes, is to bs erected is Weterbmilem ea the sat► aide of Pall-mall, but with a south wpm", No as to look &keg the area between the Athaseum sad the Make United &Moe Clubs, sear when the Buds-light and to be, sad when a lamp Mends now. This past harp will be What sway, sad a lamp wiD pro bably be pissed cot ese► ads elite moaameat. The memo- Mal itself will moist of km kegs tiger., to be art out of amiss ems Wow at thbastspol, sad tialpoissMi is to be of grantee. The whole will be d emus admit. The large models we ell tesdy for costiag. STATUE OP DZ. BwithOm.—A Algae u about to be mated to Dr. Barrow is the sate-bell of Trinity College, Cambifhp. It is hots the child of Mr. Noble, sad is to be the gift dem hisamdsof Lwasdowas to the college. Sir Ism* Newton wad Ltd lasso me also la the sato-bah. STATIIIOr ARCEMUCON BaooX3.—The Burble status of Az - "Mtn limpoks—eskaribeti hr, ss ear radars will raimber, kilo lowa al Ifnepool—to be ended in &. Ckergrifiene/I, Ind the mortis. of whir* was tairosiel to Mr. Spina, a yam ergot at that town, bat Dow studying sad working la Moe, Ins arrived Not the Enema City, sad yet Ikaordelle pond ea its pedastaL CHESS. The Era publishes a letter frets Mr. Morphy to Mr. Staunton, la which the young American repeats his oitalleage to the ingliah champion. "Permit las," he sale—anticipating certain objections—" to repeat what I have invariably declared in every chess oomainaltg I has had the barns of entering, that I am not a prehmkral player—hat I aver wished to nolo say hill I poem the mew of pemodiry advsnoisimit—ead that my sanest desire fen law is play Si say stabs bat honour. My fried. is New Odom, however, sabsoribid a certain sun, width' say countemase hem me, sad that stun his been ready fo r you to meet a masidemble time past. Since my withal in Paris I have hem cawed by mammal gentlemen that the value of hose Mites aim be istimiNathy iiteremid to any amount ; but, for myself parsimony, repelaisa is the only incentive I rempie. The matter of NOM& OM* Mr offer say ailloally. I had the plumes of beleg Int received is Leaks by the St. Owes Ohm flab, of whisk yea see se diallagaieted a member; and of those peen= I segmet he beam al swift( WI mom* to whom I elm the as ts, In mallag Hem Asheville, thi willeksewa victor la Ihe toomet mese et testear- an Y. -wee -d Nom, W enured against the ping ample& ham Amax We may reckon, tharehm, an a farther beat, in militias to that promised na in the wasillag of Mr. Morphy and the iodised German muter, liplehrant. than the arrival of them athletes, Mr. M. la baying his adly huts st the CMG de la Regent» against ell enure. Ia the mesh with Mr. Harr iett, the young Autism meowed Ids "paint with the greatest mm. Mr. Morphy's aoreptease of the realgsation and refusal of the mikes "le bat what we should have anticipated (says the Ira) of an who is es hesoarehle es he is chivalrous." The Illustrated London News states that a highly respectable booksailiag arm has made ■ palest agebst the Poet-ofece In the smatter of the book put. Tbie mast valuable boon—and that It is one, thooasads d pews, who avail themselves of It to sod, lend, sad (semethem) return books, can testify-1a very largely dieselersted by theomehiss treatment which book pickets mono. "No book that is bound can be sent without Its corms Wag beat and broken, and its beck wrenched ; sad, though It metiers leas what Is mewed by unbound books, doe is as smase• why even these should be snhlecksd to eons sisaigelation—we nee too delicate a word for a prose which laolades the stamping on booker, sad forcing them into sacks too ..all to ccatain them." A grotesque notion of Charivaris about the Atlentio Cable Is '*he moription of the failure to the Americans, who, according to the carloaturist, have mistaken the tail of their favourite ser serpent for the real article, and aooordingly we have the creature's tail coming through the roof of the electrician's but, where the latter is ooavulat•g the animal with his shocks, the bead of the serpent, who to is • tearful rage, being eon mike away, hie month distorted with sager at the impudence of man. In another cut Neptune is using the Atlantic cable for • awing, to the great delight of his merman courtiers. WHAT IS A henry!—By 1111111er0111 tad, it hill beta haat tsspowdblo to Mho say eight In it aelleisat to abet the makes ale pared or a Walla Bat yr this we shoed& bate hall eye owe year &gently lengthier& sal shatend le each ea mist se to throw all our shrimelegy oat of gem, sad ragenteis the shames meet es • Memo baton doge ear Nkerllkasasahry Compoloo." Owr shadowy visitors thaisives pry the prekandeet Maar to car emporia gawky ; they hew to this pkast, they Wryer he that;tholl ham ohodtar ;.with • swims el week out they eases /heir maid, their orbits, era their ammo imam le Sr oshavolar hams. Bat siII datum, la see 4EI ashwhi pHs, we badge sot ea lash of ear taste or wer pewees for thins silarkatte of spas. Tot the natl. meet have parity, fhe how else OWN it gravitate or nada hold of It. MI, If, Weed, it dem ? Is the tail solid or War ? Is taro say of k dines enough to shot out the light of the tele male star ? Bra that le doubtful. Tot the balk of the had half is soatellass lemage—a miWoa of mite agrees. As tor the ail, it ales al Swiss of valance, el light, or of heat, Is it a Gm? Is it • smoa ? it • maim ? Is It • babble ? Is the whole ask • bakes, of Titbit this imam is the car t Dees that stream of light shosta they tea as, at the rate of an millions of saes , mere to the persist amok, or is it Ist b Doss it precipitate bail, es sane say, bark solo at the otttwabotted nude= ? Is it • MIS illesioa P We Mar • good deal of the heavenly erehltectars sad celestial issobselsre. Is it ocetpallbk with our Brakes on three potato that • column of impondwablo nutter fitty etatiao. of Mika WO Amid stove thavegh spree, Gitlin sad sadist idsir at the rats of two or three minus of mass a-day ? ojeset of ISA the newt wonderful on reoord, whisks& roma& the sea, ices to It, at with • rate that its tall, a withal of lass long, dowaibed ia two hove the half of as oak egad to the earth's. Emproateg the tad to here held together diaries this Prboovit the tstrem ity cif it west over se mask slew fa two boars se we do In half • pier, a she raft at about duos Wiliam of MAN 11l sae almaL die aeggere ell Whey, ire met cowhide that a gaol dui el the was left heeled, bashed of la ether, if ether there he. alas the tall Itself was coadavally motored ark( those weadreas two boars by bath imam Iron the wakes, however, to do the work woad bans to do the scareuhat Lie speed of is. ha sad akar of aka la twe s = yor shoot emWaive if sake is a abate. Ca cow that there is to iL be keret, male, more to C iled eleifellid ill the Irks ? war, On Thursday evening Mr. Knatchbull Hugamem M.P., addressed a narrow amemblece al his octrodlsoals at the Guildhall, D..L Mr. Coustedlor Dom ossaplot dr rids. A vote of retired ordidsoos fa *de tare, sad oar of thanks to Ur obrressa, es Waded ttta pro coding* or the morass. THE CONAZD eiltAlLaß PERSTA.—The annonaos air Ire r• Cared Warm Persia was off the port of Liverpool yasaislay. was somattiro, or of the undernitare mania hallos rolords lie voreaL (Stamped ld. Addiliomd.) COINING TUZUSH 7.1.4822.13. APPREHENSION OF ANOTHER MANCHESTER MERCHANT. Another of these cases has just been diaoovered in Birmingham. Oa Wednesday night, the Greek, Antonio Calncensed, who Is already committed for trial at the Borough &salons, charged with the above offence, wee libe rated on bed ; sad the mime night Thawed the septa*, by Baperiateadeat Glossop, of meth* Manahan reardtemt, charged nth berg cosomed with Calvocerreed i emote( the plasm. to be made. The moos of the mixed noun parson is Thomas Moss, of the nature age of 'Myna, a ' merchant, in extensive Menem at Headtheld, Mantes•- ' tr. Prom information Mr. Olmop remind, he It hY daty to neon Mon with he had boa kneed, bad arrived is Birmingham After a smelt, orm pyieg needy the whole of Wednesday, the penman wee ap =aded at the Wool Peek Moor-inset,MA% at . He et first dined that be Tee the pima sought for, but his identity was afterwards proved beynd doubt. Os Itursday the prisor wee taken balm Meson. T.C. 8. Kmasnity Ind W. ilk , Wat the Public Oath Menetrest, when the therm wee partially gone Into. Mr. J. Motteram, barrister, of the Oxford Circuit, in dented by Mr. A. Walter, the public prosecutor, sad sa -1 need by Ma G. R. Collis, Turkish Consul is Birmingham, conducted the prosecution ; the defence being entreated to Mt. T. Harding, solicitor. The not was crowded during the Minim by a respectable au raotteram, in openlog the case, meld he was %enacted ea the prase* 1.20111i08, as he kid Wm ea a *min ame, to imam the preaseana edo AMP 4 : 8 o:s l wrt piestres. The tids omens was a linneleseele ser dime eheet op , • named i Theses. Math wee brought lane the as.. set of pediment es the ewe amid Cal the 43rd George 111., dopier 139. At 1 that dm be . Modenon) stated that the ovideme Toth( to • mein mien hiplieste a matiensa micapyhig a geed poi this town. That griathame, Mate none hs lit: ia forbore to mention, and to Whom the evidens pointed, wee Mr. Wood, of the line of Wood sad Ikea, who any ea bemuses In Bath-nest, as merchants. After giving the syt dototaroody adduced the most careful comideration, he (Mr. Monroe) felt hound to may that though there might be some difficulty in thing a admiral cheese oa Mr. Wood, his conduce in the whole ease tad been extremely negligent sad culpable. They had not been able a. y7et to reach all the penes who had Minded the trensaatiam, bat Mr. Wood had, throe& his solicitor, Mr. Wright, plated la the heads of the prosecution all his letters, bons, and papers relating to it; y Mb, any signaled' they would, at tenet, reach ma of the perdu who had base imaged throughout the hoar action. That mesa was the primmer Mon of the firm of 15,—.2t y C0., of Manchester. The evidence tehea meld be kid before the bench, did would he nether alei.gthend by the testimony of Mr. Wood hI.NII, who would tsf the bench the pert he had lama fa the mast. Hs (Mr. Mottles.) fit bed to reps* thee Mk. Work's sarlor bed ben roratt kr ealmblia ; aid bedsores& ; bat de hod bees . Weed weeM tell the limit this the sup ply of sapperld bin Illaweriel le Ett a ever be had nee lel Ie bean did the ealbselly el man bed been twined nr the memitetare K the Mr. Modenaa then talled the Mot* winners : Mr. Hector MI MS, ehrk to Mews. George Wood sad Bow, was the that Mmes. He said-0 the, Co., el Ilsadresnr, aseregoad with oar gem. The dont Ws oath moms with sesethere elfin nt h sad Ma eat, he mkt guada. Abel* the Bed eft Mirth I ressembar the diming MI Celvesenesel somiag eMseta Went. weseinere. I raw then, and Moms send me if Mums we mode la Blinalaghem. I replied that they were • sad ia ardor to dm what matia m them that such we the semi, sa riaced ordi naryagrammed at I have ▪ Men *la • Todd* Pena Beth took part 111 the 001M11.41., 001 VMS INIPSOOId ei g ga ir eN 7- M I to mom of the mementherne. I meth lest Is the Mani. maim' sig slaw M. oar no, produced the seta 4 .. lits. sad WM der Mama Memealf pion Mr. MSIMILTMeIt Mr= P•• • Kilo admen the b e s an n said that beferethey mid be lediZ etatherilp of As artersiont or FliiihmeMteleler thenemloy atm ithealated would have to be proems& Oas elf them midmash ma was not aseemery. Vey lithe paned hoped th:t l . Bll l 7 e that left, and all them went to Mr. Harp Down's, In Grad Chernostrest. I letrodueed the abject to Howler, sad helm the eimmedia by saying we were ems to see if he could make say el these esies—the glee e befog swum =L I " WSW* say who produced it. ISt. ammo eda he weld take them • the. would ha no Mi nd, nowt tun I ens told hie: the erannethsa we had had with Mr. Heaton as le tie illeplity. Kr. Dona them said, "Oh, If there is anything of that kind, I'll have nothing to do with it." One of them &Awl Mr. Dewier if the eons could sot be made without its being Mown. Mr. Howler said, " No, ming th at it would have to pies dowel so may diatom hands." Nothing farther was amid, sad we that lett. We then all three weed to oar warehouse in Bathateeet, by which time Mr. Gauge Wood was there. After eine nether =venation with Mr. Wood, to whole whet had taken pine had bees sapidaed, the 11admin and Gelvonned still seemed to thin it meld he dose, sad asked Mr. Wood to accompany them am* to the isms pee wee. Mr. George Wood was next celled. He said—On the 2ael of Mardi I law Calueorreeel and Moe. at my warehoue. My desk said they had been to Kann. Histon's sad to Mr. Dewier. As far u 1 osn remember, I was told that they bed bees to Heatoa's to euertsta the price of some copper win. I believe a written satimeta w sent for 9.. id. per gross. Mr. Harding here pointed out that than certeinly we. a mistake is the arid/nos. Mr. Wood went on to may : I believe I saw tkr estimate. I think it was sent to my WMAII100•11. The pascals Coln corned rid they could give en order at 9a. ed., _for which 04 we wait down to Mr. Raton again. We Arse saw Besse Heaton and Mr. Ralph Hera, Jun., oho come into the room. I maid ors would arder at the pries aimed. One of the Messrs. Hatton asked if we had a proper Who rity. Calvooorrersi rid be did not think we wanted any authority. A little argument then took place as to tho me amity of tho authority, which send In the production by Mews. Heaton of the act of parliament, and It veered to us. When that was read I said to the, "Yon ✓e It can't be done ; I wash my bands of the matter altogether." We than left. On the way to their betel, at the bottom of grow-kW, one of the said he should like to see Mr. Omelet again. I said " Very well, we'll go and sr him." We did go, sod tow him. I non introduced the subject. Mr. Dowler rid he could make any F=T. I told him what bad take at limn. e so to the necessity for the an and be rid ff Messes. Heaton could not maks them he not. He was urged to make them by Calvecorreen. TM latter asked if it need be known that they wen being made. Mr. Cowin. maid that ln a romonfactory Wm his it was impossible hr them to he mode without its being known. We than leg, end I ▪ " Yon me it is impossible to get than dose without authority ; you must get authority." They rid they could easily do so. After that I went with than to their hotel, when I found my clerk, waiting =ride the door with a psrosl of inksionds, which they bed bought at Mr. Dowler's. Nothing fuels took place with me, and I left my aka with the. That was Mom the had of Merck and I did not see tither the irlsedost r Calvocoressei from then all new. Os the 10th eillareit I received a letter from Mr. Moss. It la in the hand of the born I nonelly rossind from liissiehmem mined Man upon dok I ban aired far CHM, Mama. end Co. Mr. Harding objected that anal hketillatilis wee sot sedicirst. Mr. Molter= maid be mold not redeem bake M i r, Ratan thin amid thr, with lb* ot MOM el the Wen , W boa& had bind the whole ore genet Mom Be MI set New e=t heisir e A glees arm sieweary le pew the basikelles et Ik., easys=sa lea *eels le width day the OM anti bewastled 111. la wend elesews with the beim et w en sewisma. It detail to adjourn it till ilentrday, at ten debt. Bell to the antent of 4001. was awed tor the primer's oppresses to-day. ROBBERT AT BLENHEIM PALACE.—A robbery of m yrorrt=a poriderebie , ara W went Ti t took=s of en Soodey Ld The article' • pow to hare Ma mien flaw the room 000spkd by the duchess, who mimed then frool dri ettb Iste ea Booday sight, when they were &pedal elm with • binge mucky ef jewellery mai piete the talus of 2,0001. 30001. The miring property emprisee • masivo LT ohs* mks yearn' ; a mil ismil fothl Mob. mho LT Briquet ; aa emeelled goad ddo, with • jewelled deep etteabod ; • gold brunt pia, tariMe bead ; • gold brim pla, with a Mow** hood amass., sad • kathrr mkt*. leek pwrea erresefakemoril um of witerry laformika of IM witliory weehroweill Is Mr. C. Y. Owen. Mel owe : etehie eithe Oxlbrdelito pare,, who hateedlately imitated a wii •f ie tela is la=it ityari ap . to the pretest Me the IMAM/MU? or • PAXlTM.—Yeatorday morn ing • Mogoki MIMS omfooi to George Kato. • MX 27 rwatwheasitleg Y X*. i, Atiabibrylosa, mihrtmle me eaweek ea • And oaf/My o”pod in two, 101 l tbi auk rIoMIN the Poinie . Ile me ealleflatwil oe soos so moth* Moo he wee omeywi la Guy% ultimo gm seeitinee wr readerwl. bat be B. Ma MIL WARD or BIMOPKIATIL.--.111 a bold ywatraday et Crosby-hall, Xr. et Nor mat, was •11•01•11 • mum °maim for the Illohopplo mi t is themes of Mr. hams Bervind Cm, Motatli, [TWOPENCE. TRI 111.101110 N NBTV LIFEBOAT, BRIGHTON. MT. T. A few months ago the Royal National Litchis* Iselltution stationed at Brighton one of Rs ilret-olem feet lifeboats and a transporting carriage. In complia ," the stormy and tempeetnone state of the weather, sad the heavy ass which prevailed her. preen*, with the wind driving from the south went, Mr. John Wright, who has charge of the lifeboat, ooneidereel it a favourable opportunity to teat her quellikatione ; emusquendy, about half-past S o'clock In the afternoon, having got hie mew together, the woe launched from her sink in the wed beach-boat by houghs, Wright acting as cozewain, and his eon bowman. The mew were Thomas Virgo, Gorge Humphrey, James Atherall, John Mover, &mud Akeharet, Thomas Young, Richard Meaaor, George Self, end Charles Smith, who all seemed as willing and amine ea Wright to try bee sea-going qualities. She was got of in admirable style by moms of her haul-of moo t which ia always oat fee an d for an smirpncry and Mal man, equipped cc the occasion with lie cork life-jacket on, wee quiekly reedy for the alert, and on the word being given wkl y end mantlany they rowed to the wbd ward as Canneetalete, the boat riding ever the dirge most galls:illy, perfectly in obedkinoe to her anew. fthe was than rowed twice over the outer bar, where the bawled swell wee; and those in her having perfect con-. added in bee giddy, they laid on their oars, and let her drift broadside under the sea, when she filed several times, but diallers's& se fast as the water came in. After shoot on hour's trial, during whisk she proved to be all that could he baked in • lifeboat, she returned to the shore, amidst thie tremeedcom &win of the thousands of 'pedaloes abed thronged the leash sad dig,. writhe omen us Oat be nom woe in as due a es-best fa hie Ile, and hem the Idol ha bed yule/day be would use *Mated kb eervisee la her , if smassary, in the lOW *WM Mars% ail ntiarnet belied her do mem a me nd wee vaelebed. This g labL e e t rie t ra Peake's plan, and wee built by the Moen. Farmed. D LEADITIL AND LOBB OF LIP: LOWESTOFT, TEMISDAY. A melancholy catastrophe, resulting in the loss or a due banpie—belonglng to Leghorn, and bound from New castle, outward, with coala—end of five lives, occurred here' this morning. The veil was men about 11.30, during a irrkese bum is sontitinth-west, to ground upon the middle pat of the Newman sand, anent of Pakidd, and: in isms than twenty minute' she was all to pieces. An eye- Withalr says that shortly after strllig, her mainmast, upcm which could be sees dour of the crew went away, followed by the aim topmast, and then the Mizen-raast; and after the rid hed gin two or three heavy lurches, the main sit went, csnylig with it she rest of the hands, and that soon siker the venal disappeared. Thus heert-reading sows excited the greatest sympathy, and intend Lir the safety of the crew amongst the specta tors ea oar pier end esplanade—ladies wen weeping, and genthmen win running hither and thither to learn whelk meld beldam to save their lives. The pedals position el the vend and bra maw had not, however, escaped the, notice of the brave fellows of Pakeilald. They mustered, their era, way of whom were at Lowestoft engaged la the flotang, launched their life boat, end a crew of twenty trade nobly risked their thee to nave the wen ; but before they weld lost their best the barque wee gone to pieces, and the poor fellows were drifting down roadstead on spars or pieces of the wreck. Through $ emendous sea, however, stn SW boat dashed forward on her errand of mercy, her mew expecting entry minute to be washed oat of hen; but the oldest in view nerved alike their hearts and their arms, and they were recrerdsd by rescuing eight out of thereon hands from • watery grave. One by one they picked the poor fellows up, the lest one having drilled below LOW'S.. tea Irms,a distance of two miles from where the vessel went to pieces. The poor Mows, in order to have a better chance of laving dash lives, had diveeted.theamelves of their clothing. sad one wee almost naked when taken into the We boat, the crew of which took off their own clothes wed wrapped the exhausted men in them. Having rescued all they could erne, they brought Wand a whom on Gunton beach, and the easseres at th House kindly received them, purling ewe am aired It Immediately to bed. Mr. Pariah, eloomiet. and Dr. were the dirt to attend, followed almetly earn y odor gentleman of the town. W 6 we happy be learn that the ma are doing well. We under stand Alt the osptain, three of the crew, and an English pilot ere lest. We 01111•011 speak in too high terms of the gallentry, bra very, end promptitude exhibited on this orxraion by th e bold and daring men of Pekedeld, nor of the excellent see d the boat rE the/ a m:it Our informant ir g e pilot) elated by o Deer noel that akedeld t went through an awful of sea. She is a fine beat, certainly, that She ta."—Nedolk Yews of this day. TNA NAAFI TO BELPPING AND LOB 3 OF LIZA !DAJCLOS The advioes received at Lloyd's, yesterday, from the outposts report the loss of 'bout twelve vases* for the most part manors, attended in several mese with loss of his, wising from the severity of the gales from south-west. Many ships have likewise experienced considerable damage, and sound it • teak of mob ability to reeds ports of redone 111 UMW to avoid the most violent pert of the gals which pre vailed. Annexed is • list of casualties which were en ' menaced at Lloyd's yomerday Penzance, Oct. B.—Tio Hopewell, of Goole Captain Partook wee takes into Porthleven, after having been &ban doaed by the orew=isat g h . le , new landed. The Jules, of Leaden, hes been towed in bark havinf ro br od abanclomd in the bay by the mew, five of whom were MARTIWIT, OCT. 7.—The Jane AIM (snack), of Ran my, Captain Bkiloorn, timed to Whitehorse. with whmk went whore this morn ,at dead low wanton the north of the harbour, sad upset; the mead drowned; the reminder of the new (two) saved. The gale is sow erg. Dour., Oct. 7,—Wtad S.W. _a phi ; weather very Oct. B.—The Queen of Mei which arrived In the Doom this morning, from Tobago, had bees l =Man last Wed with • barque in Dangers Roads, when she soe mimed dimmer to bulwarks Ind elemobloos, and lost • men. HARI,. mu, Oct. B.—The Omens Robins:a (be*, Cepeela Fisher, of sad from London, for the North, was kit on the Guam& UM night ; mew saved. hairericx, Orr. 7.—lt Y blowing a gale from wait. The Warwick of Aberdeen, Captain Patterson, from Herdepoel to Orearemosth, with calk in making for thia harbour during the gale, Muck en the Mar rooks, bat drove of sad seek two miles east of this place, in deep water; maw moved. 7.—Ths Jobs and Edward (mboomer), Copula Brass, hoes Bonier to Mahlon, with slates, drove oa the ad of the breakwater and soak, fad is 111:10lebs cows a teed wrack. The Satoh Sue Regal ( ), Osphda Pries, of sad be Arklow, for Liverpool, with Del pima on, is ashore ow the break bewskorator, co bar buss olds. It Is blowing a hook gals trots B.W. to N.W. PIIIIIIIIII4D OCT. 7.—The 31litherdwor Nand, et A 2. bearsh, Goody: Wiiree, hoer Illaatisrisad to Said", was streedad this sterslag at the WIMP of the South trozbews, during :re flora 1.E., sad will booms a total wreck ; . . . 7i/111111M, Ocr. 7—The Asa (keel), of Shields, with boa aboo k _law the Victoria boa teas Itonseriok, Woe& up al/Ms while yesavedey, awl vest down; crew moil. Hatersou. Orr. 7.—lt limit pie trim W.B.W. led Milts &ski mbigie the Amnia ArehtheM (binge), doe peleoml ihe Now Teri Paitei (brw). - modremes. ma elm; Ms boar bee hes mmielopmeim .yjtheseee. Wear kitillbeen. TALlwarne, OCT. 7.—Dmiles Or Irak WI Meld the Alt- P.M=a MAIN armee fed ig Om brig Mary the lemew ii &Lim 46unt badly stove and ott anare ; o the Later kmt bewsprit, km. 1., Om hl ii: e s ea to g es, aufl=e he • metier urristr, with the mass 44 Robert marked, es wow of hat ek4h/S. wee mad on 'bore yester day, aboat three miles north of this pen; ft appears to bays bees rely a Mart time to ale water. EAST INDIA Cohistry.—A general court of this compsay is card for the 21ct inst., to riot three directors is the room of Mean. W. B. H. T. 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