The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS; TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1349. 3 lug sdeetfimellontlit wine to the Amen it la 0000* pets., said al ell °bar •••• 11 • 1111111 . 1 Wilt sad 01 The Win . the bone it way agar from the by sbe CT usesm oF oo Lo l : LONDON REGISTRATION. times as high es 60 per emit. By ore of them ha- " Pausebbd Aar% •ffilbts h 7 due ea• with an are ans w er tolki a d d THE NEW SHERIFFS. , liter hiss w ha a b pans & d m , r aw, o y ow , rees system al somata, he kept dews to itbest 200,0001. - resat w and a Pawl' °Pinion Pre v ails THE asigisl lNAlJ ra ti:RA the ll .moso . oN ority Dll:la. the „radii THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT. Yesterday morning the - oourt sat at the usual hoer, The first of a series of six great meetings, for the that soother dissolution most take pleas imusediwely, : M a . e h a lle.l : 4 * Vi lleaare al? u l as. "l " alli anav o g gil. 6be l a: ll.l.6 ma i al ..... aust i e lanithee.4. filiß!! will he Junposeiple to carry ea the meat yeete r d ey " m u tt t o mae d oon w i t h t ememo s t a m o w sad presided with the 'rinks Of the wart lists . ]gm is . ' '''ess ir. LV I-'''''...."- Plifta; 11°T."hhir'.;7ff7Wdr the t 0" Illt V"Ve:" thl r'11111 Mom, to manessatiedemip se MAW ; hot aw e dm th e with ern a House oe Assembly. advoesey aad farthmaset of the cause of temperance, during hearifile he laud. The disastrous °moquettes tithremes Meuse that gem sad the mm et 200.000 i. is the now demi& pm ea eaterisismest nth. er n e Ovarian' larnases. iir. assimesi4 my ay the tams. eir 1. the salasti...., rir. nu eld Ha nted yti an yth ens g p li t t e e g a ff, the T ir ha p H re az den elane t sei nee ogg pro n; Bans hee 01 . thar the ve glade, to whi th , tlui Caret* Mr. M'Cirannea said he had leaked over th e Mb seat a room of Exeter-hall. It had boa stated he - a peognue to th e Ir4nolry and morals of they bed genet and was now pee. tba tits t w tt: ter subj seum ect of ' * was * add hel nesse d Yest t e e rd be ay d i el v i e v b ere la d i in ires - lia , e " l T ar t g e . • aeon of the "L ag people are p le dudes. end Si the team es meek sad earriers, sad of the sad sommea ortaellaten mad _ w _ __ _ __a tovar• srr, gin kw d ia to m a p es limb Ise the drat s ees , h e temperas°. neformattea, in la bent es the more/ el a qaltunt sod lead tea, slice whin has bra resakeed by er a l l eel" to the ion throne . lt is said be is to P rtlm " w ee ' s " e et t e e me - 1"..'.. ... . * ll 'Ma • we lMA• d g o tt ' sag hisi Tsk rars ia ir ro aerrae say, lune that ! h• elmealdarr7,osd tab Brea nem w easewel of she nu dads', sad hy the Missal" re- be crowned Oarihnl l -Ra'eo-sPiegr• Napoleon Solon - rwstkli the eseePas ir 7, a luul wach eua• the flee lltinheriff wele Itula (M iu r. ti arldereasa kull W ree ulu t di en euree tho grella turier rthes eum ffa ile tte whiak ef ieu rtere kud " hel l bean over pe roe s" ral "hilesi tepio ul erbdrvisions uu of th w e ere weeklug ateigath eti.b tO I . l l l4:llU sa i d Prakerg.. l 'MI Ma et late years have Wes made of Mad sateen is quo, Emperorof liaytL the weeklong*, or tempted to crime, sad the women quit nes and Ind tea, se by the *tile pey- Between Porto Rico sod 8t Th omas Thomas the midway " ho w i rr e o isi ) h imioos e heeirooo ts , m 7 4 ° . aim • terotooftem newtlfall .en theisat leased by th eir seglimmes. t appeared to him that in all The their was taken at half past six, by Me. 'oh o 0 Am u. W eases where the isle bed heel imperfectly prepared be The Procoodiage having been crated lir th e *affair el • ant into the workhouse, or driven to prosthetic* or meals* the are wheat watt by the est et 1847 , the royal ma il oteomee Tay om pomp to - samereas hum chin hey. •gnus up, road, m as u ed u rto it, shield eat be jestilled is gemming asy expanses whatever, teselsotheis hymn t„.....,., fr om t h e grea t " oases o e s a r „thd oo ma. wid th provides tee the aclisslim et them , sad lessens tolsamegii=sits onward site • Mishit old dose way mid he should. %Waste, refuse to certify be the parishes of The CHAIRMAN said the object of the contemplated laves city lowa Deer& pale everyday with. St. Lesemed, Restate% ; at. Peter le-Poor e be Mary series Magid:lap was to present the temperance garment rr2::1 1 . 1 .... : ,. .........,,.. .... y . ses , ........ t ~...,....._ ;7. .. gilahly hem the mem. that if the seesa w s had =Oh. and transferred engem to her, in 00hOle- which I l•• • r e :g a r gu ; ll 7Zi;;. t i; of ; •0 7 tu r es ' 6 7 6 7;1 du r ing - lilds. .fiskad and ir si: the feeling ea whisk it steed imeos of her surgeon having destroyed himself cm out suppose.' It to he at h er that the impu t e, to some were . and St. Ala ; Stridden. Ise the pariabes in upsets calculated to interest the WORM IT at large, agre bed been =Weisel it would have masa promentioee. than the entire amount of the masted Is Mere thus 2 80.0001 sad ;dine bone - pas sa g e t° Barb."... Th. renew " wed arrived at wee the . 6 7 th atieg' s helm- Covers wen ' lad ol e fit ie hl._ . ery-le-Bow, St. Michael Paternoster Royal, Si, nudely in Doane:km with the morel, s e oll, and political advertisement duty. than Good to the ambushed ass i , __,,_ at. T homas ors the 12th, and sailed OR the 14th for t er sh eaf 160, and amongst ths iambi at the principal tables Martin, and °thin, the overran had been very moderate fa elevati JR of the working offenses. It was his deep eonviedoe, •.°ll "'''' Fayal aed England. The Larne, with the mails from Lod m iz , the Load Mayor their charges, sad he should oertify tor the whole et their net the result of experience and ebeervation, that nothing lead Another class that saffe:s immensely from the cog "re "kb I have rPeenird- s l ee t (Aldertra Farneonth); the t Hon. the Condor balm There was mother class of bills-rah as those Irma a more powerful tendency to a. grade working men thieth o f m oo wo o , t o th e ma ll aapt.autt, and th e , y owl , Teem is seals, which leads.. e. aspen. th a t th e on o. Porto Cabello acd La Osayra, sad the Conwa y with Ban G. Bathes, Ewe., ice.); I . & swam, La . elep, ; chewier* of St. Katheri n e Cree Church, St. Stephen's castor of deader into • tine lee re Hi eluded by e would _. be leo productive for unseen the Demerara and Northern Island mails, arrived cm J. W ' E.g., tole ; W . teams, Dee ; Aldermen Celaaan•street, St. Beset Foik, St. Margaret, Si. Peter, by drawing a glowing platen of the les;pineas acquired by the co struggling tradesman. It is only the loyalist° stet tw 41:7 ' wassi erts the 12th. By the former information was brought that Be e ' G. , Sir J. Hey, Hilly, Hunter and Musgrove ; Paul's -reberf, and several othere-where charges had boa renamed dru s kard. sad hie family, and calling upon the pipit st that esa afford in England to stersetepe his tee auto primes dej.3 ir.;:ralr ..deertier 6 th edvertisemente, aid keep hie name and his wares in. of July, 549, es ompared with the year ending oa the 6th ths insurrection in Yenisei* bed been quelled, and . 1 1 4 lat.e. i. •Waiver (reitr r mais and Mr. Cloathert) ; made e' i l i t e tferedle him too high, and therefore he Ind friends of temporises to ski, by pecuniary stheeriptione the ; B. PARSONS then of the ade, on that °sestet Pars and his followers (about 18)J. Dare, P hillips , C. Peer a m ount. The printery.' bills in the parishes of 85. winter campaign against intern ranee son, MP. (City solicitor) ; Mr. Biometry Potter ; the City Botoleb EahoMiate sod St. Stephen's Cole •street were - pe gesently before the pahlie, in the way which is es dimly, 1848, is lesethaa maid kayo been expected from the tal esesair el differ/sag tasks sad from the redusaion had been taken prisoners b General Silva in the city en d mous y o th er the charge was 141. 10s. and he should reduce it to el. 95., topic he y ea u era to the humblest trader in America wit is i l : f ' 7 computable; the Ulan Sow& ; the casirseet ee se e math too high whoa compared with the prices charged for too simians duty Nome to 2 per cent. ; sad ia the of Morgue and were now in prison at Cantons. The several City Committer ; the Lord Mayor's Chaplain : th e lists is other pariahs". Le the testoseatioced parish a l ; li d: I t :1 the subject of " the im o ce of the worth' i p ed ro u m po od . n o g e te m el o r P , ~ ketoses, end be No eicheer, the east of an annual advertisement in k am .ri e i g lfe ro . consi l d n er dw wh a at wouuluitt'ele ong • 11 / 7 1 dation , seeseir , woes of the Tarter President Mons had tested a lunation stating Mean- C. L. J R. T lor the beet advertising medium in N. w York being only smilso all eit ilth sly lass, sere is • positive hamene of that Paez's life Pr" sacrum of tlie °aaa ' • ay 1 13'"1" would be spared aod his P ra l ter 'Y re- tomer Moot re lm a r .: s ere n. be h sh Id ' chi& . 44 (mo o e d b y t h e which •on have thought was sufficient. come of all other classes it the working classes .ere removed 40 delta - e, er 8L ;or about 61d. per day. The charge 4,0001. above the etrespendl nstralfir of the previous year. - ‘ ,..e e . 000doi m of perpetual banishment to any rman Lawrie. Mr. Meows and Mr. Sutra urged that the pseisk was a Many peters boasted of their ry • but when 'd b • for a ail gle advertisement , not exceeding eight lines, 1 have said dist a the diasry genera [ a:partnere, •Plesoo 0 __,, Tate cloth having been removed, and Mee chanted, very extensive one, and therefore the chugs made was jut a rite an anent b ; 're woad e in the same paper, is 2s. fur the Si at imh-ritoo, la for he ma chooses in Ea whisk I lave estimated at 111111000 L, I have an included etalutv7 7 mete 1 his mowers were Mr. Alderman and Sheri ff LAWRENCE proposed the tidtble- entry of squires , of no In, of princes, and of kin's, but mew( the working duet (Cueers.) nor made say allowance for anal grants for occasional alto to be banished, but both he and they were to health of ri t h e ch e w. an d t it dm„ ~t , „ me w hi e ant i& Mr. Weamisis thereupon counted to allow the o t the me) of, std 9d. for every subsegeent insertion ;or poser, sum a w hi t row, almost i d., 1 • i nar ' 71 GO" their war be kept close rigours until tranquillity was tho- cation et the cordial teesotteo h er k edy h o d wet with t o claimed. There was another &tool bilk la which expires IA Mr. THOMAS BEGGS then spoke on "the drinking less for three iesertioes than the a • entisement duty into the set whisk Pee bees lona I. eciamea perinea SI romehT re-es'ablished at Venezuela . At Ls Oa i h e r mares visit to Ireland aa d hi e me gd etto t h at that visit had bees claimed by vestry clerks, and these he should t usages of the working-clears destructive of their social aloes would be in England. In the letter country the Pell ?an Alt; bat I de Whole those greats, such es o there Zero • of war from Ameri 8 in 'and would teed to the benefit of the sister counts,. The toast slaw, is hi considered that the charges were f or snob "spur- condor" He felt deeply interested in the moral and social the du'y is a total prohibition to monthly , quarterly, the osutialless raillswell the balsdat e re. whieth thank of France , hut as Ee ugh sa t Pe-- -, was ea...ho se d o hs d os h„ oon. ea was t h e out , o w.„ vices sa raid cooly be performed by die eteteeeote in their elastics of the working-ohms. But it could not come g sh i p, at w h ich great corn- .. •from the government alone : the working population must, or annual advertisements ; the duty on the annual in- ear r in g sinn ull r e us •I "WI" Inlv i e a s' ; ma the other. _._, the British Prange Albert and the rest of the Royal inaily." aped" of 'elicitors. The amen he rad do would be to era nee, ate parkas, ia Mond aireantstaness, are likely punts were b y sertion, for which Si. is charged in America, would to l e ., k m . or „ it , „as as at mad ths same which , •, be had hued on examination that the largest sum By the Conway information was received that at bat while acknowledgiag the devotion of them important Qverssits• be 231. 9s. Od., Of nearly 300 per cent. And this tre- eves is a revenue or 200,0001., might tall be e ff ected, by • - • - • • branches of the public service in the hour of danger, said, Ni, Baowx presumed the court was aware that the vestry received by the government was drawn from the vice and Demerara the overnor had obtained a melon. in !undoes hindrance to that publicity which is the more whet method et keeping and • mare (thetas' systemg in .P. he hoped that, notwithosaaing the black cloud which they clerks were et:lnchon, and it was to be expected that their immoralit y °I M. 11.°Ple. Lord John Russell, who goal of ell industrial and commercial enterprise is the Combiced Court, favour of the imposition of se aselitieg tee pellet aerate. and by a more catenated „ . were told that day had appeared la the horiant, their aid charges would he of • penfeesional nature. e know a thing or two"-(laughter)-might well say, of the the ol d taxes, and there was probability of would not be required Ore many uses to eons. (Hear , Nr. M'Citatens sad he was aware of that feet, sod he " You rout be athiekth in "' is, th a t the Pm' kept up for the sake of a tax which tallier., au an aad eteeelat ' l ealleagealeat of one d• Pa r na nnir . ' elpenditere. things going on more smoothly . The stoppage of her) Thu toast leads, bees drunk, ' mar no complaint against them as solicitors. All be said pie are nee able to bear the present smoent of average, 150,000 L a year. Truly it were hard to say To the payment of any coasiZerable poetics of the plied- immigration has been severely felt, and great hopes Mr. Ald. and Sheriff LAWRENCE said-I have now to was that the act required certain duties to be performed by taxation. Why, they pay 60,000,0001. a year for drink, Which ate greater fools--the sapient Chancellors of pal of the public debt, • revere of 200,0001. k certainly not were entertained that it would be re-opened, the propose to you the health of our distioguished .reed on my overseen, c if they transferred those duties to others they an may b reduciag taxation we should only be giving di • al in of indul ' i ' " - - ging n vie. (Heir, hear) the Exchequer, who play ducks and drakes with adequate • and if the era of the lamed hae been mar- rigat-the Lord Mayor. (Chean d l And 1 beg to under coeht to be ponsible for the expecin thereby incurred. want of labour being universally felt, and its supply him the thee - 1 . his kin Blow said . Tut was a caring point ; and, for his own part, he oa th, public rtycnues and the national indovtry, Of the mined, tl;ere probably would bays been so call within the as o myself and ley espies for kindness Mr . /OWN said it was monstrous that such duties ha people of England, who submit to the infliction. nest twelve months to pay off any ponies of the principal, considered the only thing that can give prosperity to in honouring us with his pretence hers to day. (Heir, hen) should be jawed upon overseers at all, and they ought to et no meg gni exci. e d els elegem more than he who clamoured about the abres of &government with a pint which might not have bus son by fresh issues at oertiiintes the colony. My r i g ht h ow , tilted bet not f o ll owe d the usual cus t om , apply to lord John Russell to roman from them SO UhIlli• - - os the same Se... as the old ones; sad the demands for de- The Medway urinal at Fay& on the 25th, and left which of late years has almost grown into slaw a this city-- minable • burden. et in one bead and a filthy . pipe in the other. (Laughter.) He than dwelt upon the meal comforts which the poor men- WEST INDIA AND MEXICAN pods woad meet likely have been helmeted by the incoming of o th ers. But it is my panted duty to in you there is on same day for Southampton. The Americans had ltet the Lord Mayor, if he appeared at the sheriffs' in t im.. Mr. M•Cmiusris said if the ravenous felt themselves a ratios dinner, must take the chair. My right hon. friend, argrieved they must seek their remedy in another quitter. &tett fur the make of drink. As an illustration of this, he ob been very socceesfal in the sperm whale fishing, hay- served that in the town of Ashton-under-Lyne then was when he was A e olic.' t o , s a id, trl will do nothing of the sot ; He could only act in accordance with the law, and he could MAILS. ~.. such reason to fear that in emssequeses of Me proceed logs of the last colonial weeniest there might be consider- beg up to the 25th made 3,200 barrels, of oil, which it is the &wigs' table, end it is for the sheriffs to preside," not slaw expenses Me illegal um. expended ansually on clothing, 26,0001.; on education, able difficulties at pre Mat hi raking any Whey spot had rid at 81. the barrel. The flab all taken within Hear . kw.) The 1. . 2,0001 •on drink, 14 , 0001 , ; while the deposits in -ord Mayor, therefore, appears hers to- WARD OP CRRAP, PARISH OP Pr RAZE MACIDALRX.- b an • • ' ha amounted to 2,0001. Thou there was spent on drink The Rays! Mail Stem Packet Company's steam treasury arreldeates , and fa sash caesuras* -s I ton. one hundred miles of the Azores. At St. Thomas it se, as lay. or. I should rather say, as our guest-Outer)- TIIIIDESCIIIPTION. seven times as arch as on education, and bads, much as on kr tint lam not aware of any means on which you could and foe lus condemner in so doing I oe the ship Medway arrived at Southampton yesterday _, f or sir. _ was confidently stated that the American government r eve, hrinkr. the od D r a , v r i r d Rtur the. to of his name Manta in the list all m o d e o f clothing. (Hear, h ear .) tine the large demands 'which will be made of myself and callus; ,to tender hi ' tender the command of Cwt. W. Symons, the mails ``'2! upon you for the payment of condi:eta ta the strut,' of tbe had determined upon making St. Thomas the head to sera an assembly as the present Tt " would be supeillattli street-b r ill , in pr : . s f h m i r t..M . a7 w h i l i a s ildalee i;i 2d a F t dhd- The next address was from Mr. ROBERT LOWERY, being in charge of Lieut. Too& 8. Striven, Admiralty year 1850, name the Imperial Parliament could be prevailed qu rtes of what is termed their home equadron, to descant upon the man) vizier of the Lord Mayor, for 20, Lembetb-hill, The P AWS were, that he had p r L d i whose eubjeet was the following : " Strict sobriety essen.dd agent. T' • dates are as follows : Santa Martha , upse t to au th or i se an 'p ie ce w ork to t h at pure ,. a t h e foe_ instead of Pomade where it now le, and the rein* his lordship by hie conduct einem he has held office in this for a sufilateet length of the., and the house was of ample to the moral and political elevation of the working elseses," Aug. 19 ; they Town, Aug. 25 ; Maitre., Aug, 28 ; raster loan were was offered to you foe the tamp isa- assigned is the central position of that island, which corporation, and espegially since he has filled the civic chair, value, but he had not rated, nor claimed to be rated. Oa Sobriety was the lever by which alone the workiog population eould be elevated. Those who were in the bondage of air Car karate, Aug. 31; Jamaica, S' p'. 7 ; Jacmel, =rod of' different oblate. will enable them so leach better to watch over an d Its, . 0 0n golden opinions from dl asses of his fellow-c id . one of the rate bee k. several UMW • were entered in respect and tenor tbe freed from those oh • ha th ey Sept. ore For parcehial expenditure yen know that at resent theres, and the high appreetatioa to which he is held by a that house, and 'newt diem was that of "David Beet." an " mut Sept. 9; Porto Rico, Sept. 11 ; St. Thomas, Sept. 14 ; is as , risk, . at al, and it certainly would bop mperials to protect those extensive mercantile interests not only them b ee b„, moat aperopeiotely expressed by his 000 p On the other rata-hook Divid Beet was not rated fNo 20 could be raised to a better social condition ; and the middle Fayal, 25. She beings 93,191 dollars on merchants' im p it out of a Retired rev. nue of 2,000 L It de- la the West Indies but on the Spanish Main and paged election as one of their representatives in parlinatnt. but for No. 21, and the same name was on the Wt of vMeii elan's. mot hold out a halving head in the work of im mune ; gold and gold dust of the value of 809,914 servo, perhaps, to be considered, whether the best course South America. (Rear, hear.) lam sure you will all join cordially with submitted to the court, movement dollars ; hare of silver, value in dollarr, 258 368; might not be to eir the justices and vestry, or the free- The state of the wea th er and crops in the West me la driaktug the health of cur worthy chief magistrate. Mr. Boom contended that there was no such person es Mr. T. A. SMITH addressed the meeting on the, " popular pliable, v. loft in dollars, 857 ; pearls, value in dollars, holders of each parish, for one year, • powt rto taxing them- The tout was drunk with loud applause. David Beet in existence, and therefore the name ought to be deluions as to the real properties of *rep dri the great Indies is • The ak . t B hindrance to the }regress of the temperance reform among wives for parochial warposes, bet t• leave them very much e• encouraging- • .agar In In? •- - ar - The LORD MAYOR then rose and said, gentlemen. in errant. 2,000 I and British silver 3631 13e. at liberty to deer In each parish what sight meta to the hada**, Trinidad, and the neighbouring islands is rising to s :press to you to the bat of ray humble ability Mr. 81111 TM urged that the name ought to have been in- the working classes." It was common with teetotallers to The weather experienced on the passage home was partible's,' to be the least irenvenient way in which the finished, and has turned out well. The prospects for my ureteral acknowledgments for the kind manner in which sorted as David Rees, and not David Beet. This, he con- abase those who would not adopt the-, orinciplis, bat in very fine. taxes should be raised. If any wild or extravagant mane the nest year aro promising, with the exception of you have drunk my health, allow me to mean yea I should tended, was suck • misnomer or ioaccuracy as the court had numerous oases this was owing solely to a misunderstanding T n . M e d wa y brings intriligenos of the ranges of should be taken leader such a liberty, it would always be in Atetigua sod St. Kitts : these islands have suffered bare done great injustice to my own f e ni og e had a n y power to amend under the 76th section of the act, of the laws of stimulation. The whole population might be the power of the I gidature to onset it. official etiquette deprived me of the pleasure of messing Mr. 11,•Cnaisyte having taken time to consider the case, divided into the alcoholised and the non alcohulised. the cholera at various places at which she touched. much from dry weather. At Demerara the weather Such, gentlemen , appear to me to be the miscipel points you on the present occasion. And, thuds it has beau Oa now delivered judgment. After recapitulating ow facts , (Laughter.) It was a law of the animal economy, that At Santa Martha there was only ene me lieal man in your financial positioa end prospee's. I ninon merely is now favourable, and sugar making halt commenoed ; practice for the thief magistrate on such ISSOSeieee to take the learned gentleman said-To entitle a man lo vote it is whether a men took liquors, torte:ire or snuff, the habit in the plus with a population of 6,000. Mr. Malts, to indicate them in the most general manner, leaving te bat the --- the British consul at Bogota, landed, but in em- yourselves that more careful examination and scrutiny which whole, be deficient. At Jamaica they have lively honoured than the observance. (Hear.) I have always thought the poor man during his twelve months' occupation, or that rejection of such things ; the practice of taking stimulants sequence of the cholera raging commonication with no will sot tall m make. The situation of the oar one had rain, and the prospects of nes t year's crops an th at this we* an occasion when the oh riffs entered for the he shall have claimed to have been rated to those rates. If was introduced gradually. t awl diftleul , y, but it is not d y equate. You'first time on the dudes of an important public office-and • Peron whose names linen • list of voters, or who has The Rev. J. W. C. PENNINGTON, a gentleman of the interior was cut eft and he, with his wife and L oam .r. suseeptible of adjuntnent and renovation, and 1 InProveL that when calling around them those friends wane emu'. claimed to have his name placed them should be is doubt colour from New York, entered into some clet ola reacting servant, were detained at Santa Martha, where from think without the imposkihn of any greater bather than ..___ talations they ezpeet. and whoa oilmen the look for whether his name Is in the rate-books ur not, the 18th see. of the progress of the impure' reformation among the la the setae canoe several passengers were remaining, the Wand has hitherto borne, it the present favouraole state JAMAICA MARKETS - Sin. 7. during their year of office, it was not proper that they should the Registration Act gins him a right to demand an impel- bearing classes, and the coloured population of the United who landed from the Dee, the packet before the of the molests for is produce should be *erased, and if, es [Prom De (bridera's Mermaids Inteliiiieneer.) appear in any other pod ioa than that ot tbe host. (Hear, tion of the rats-books, without the payment of say fee, so States Medwsy. we may hop., the trapwasw pressure of unfavourable sea son.. should he mortifolly withdrawn, sad if public faith be ?Lora.-600 barrels Philadelphia hays been sold at 355. hear.) las greatly obliged to my hon. friend the sheriff that he may satisfy himself as to the lace The 73:h we. The mthecriptions announced during the evening included tor the compliment he haa paid to me for my conduct delis. tiun of the same act provides that no misnomer of a , the following: --the Chairman, 2M. ,of Bristol am harrei,at which rate the isnow held; tint the trade mem Grey Town (lets St. Joan de Nicaragua ), and , in- preserved jadeite., and it all branches of the legislature MS kiwimng t e eine terwerd at tads prima nu t o w e l. g e oe wore h ave my official career as the chief magiatrate of this city ; and I person in a rate, nor any inaccurate or insufficient de- 101. ; Mr. West, of Lambeth, 101. ; 'Mr .. Smith , ot Shelf -ld, deed the whole p-ovince bed been in a very disturbed be brought to at together. been despond of at Ms. par barn trust that to the end of my period of public duty I shall con - emiption of the premises occupied, shall hare the effect 101.; Mr. J. Stage, 101. ; an d Mean. Spalding and state, but was now more quiet, the 1 ader of the in- Mr. Soother and Gentlemen of the Assembly: Kau. Mashes sold stpt. per barrel. tire to give the Same 'attraction . :this is not the oft mina of preventing a person being registered, provided " such Huge, Si. surrec'ionary party Davi • g been taken :Ltd shot. An As it is manifest that the whole of thews,[ revenue will be 11 .° 1 " at itti s ter i r sap nr . hays Ini"d h epee a as C or in g° Bay; ha ys beea for an to say anything as regards the other position which person bring the person liable to be rated for such embargo had been put on the bungsys or river boats, regained to suet the exigencies of the next 12 earths, I ear- ame-aska hive been made at M. ne per gallon kr proof le my fellow site mg have sore meetly conferred on me- Familia shall have been bond fide oelted upon to Pg. THE CHOLERA. end entre nest thatshould 7118 the cell- err rake et lee. to Me. 100 les. so that the Midway had nn cargo , anhoech it was ' mid i 1 "" 210 . . q you p . pi , (hear, hear ) -but I assure you that to be selected as in respect of such premises, all rates made for the relief of nary revenue bills in the ordisaryineaser,ead I .ball he dtsap- MALT.-There ban sat ides any 'aka The stook is framers. your representative in parliament is an honour I highly the per in such parish or township during the time of such said there was a considerable quantity of indigo at • pointed in the opinion I hams formed a the good feeling a..d Tommie wry sanaleabb. IlekhosaiMend IS. per It.. for mane- appreciate, and I trust I shall always exhibit an helmet his ocempailon so required as aforesaid, and such person shell The following is the Registrar-General's return of Lean acid Grenada destined for England The nibs- loyalty of the inhabitants of Jeanine if, at the (must of a rata„.._ed. 'me__,, e tee ler,l"ll°.. A. let determination to maintain th•• rights and privileges of thi. have boas 'ids paid, on or before the 20th day of July In deaths from cholera and from dierrhece, registered in London bitants ot Grey Town are in some alarm as the Nice- new parliament, when their representatives are se yet nth " - V e r o r e " . .. „N. Best i tst - lernh aaslm a t. lb e lNl t izrr'LLe eL ,l great city; and that when I shall retire from public lila I such year, all sums of money whack he shall have been card on Thursday. Friday, and Saturday, the 27th, 28th, and ragman. are threatening again to assert their right ti they fettered by resolutions, nor distracted, nor inflamed by po,,,,. dirt. ems, ea e en g,; a . to days, per , 0a New Tart ; 8 5 shall have left !edified me some testimony of public useful. •onn to pay as rates in respect of such premises. Now, 19th. &Member. 1,848 that pl and the river Sin Juan, sod, it is said party contests this request, which I make in the name of days , 4pa (Mt. TEL nets. (Chetn.) His lordship then gave the health, of the Mr. Smith his long and earnestly contended that under the Lo ndon Estaisted populauoe of at themiddle of U 1 49;- 2,208,078. ' the crown, as its principal officer and minister within the new sheriffs. provision. if • man is found to have occupied a house of suf. intend sending General Manes with 300 men colony, sh ould be refused. Whatever time may appear to ---- Mr. Alterman and Sheriff Leorameci, and Mr. bitcoLL, Eden% value foe 12 months, who does not pay the rates as Put UM' center*. 1 Diarrlces. down the river to take poseeesion ; and as any of yea to he required for the consideration of the details, reopectively returned thanks. rates, bat only as included in the amount of rent he pep he thin In His Mosquitian Majesty has no force whatever or for any antendonate of these bills, wculd be much more cbt court. The next toast was, the health of the (limiter Harem, having an agreemont with his landlord that the I... Lard wan- 8-p. inah..r. rit womb-v. Districts. to repel them, they will have easy . work. There rely and eesmalently reared by parer theca with • pro . ..hi.-1. Mc 0 nears, M.P., onpropristely acknowledged. shall pay all the rates and taxes, the moment you sande. Liii 24 - tit 29th ate ari ait vise that they may be itimaded daring the sestion, than by °swivel In OCTOBER : The inclemency of The health. of Alderman Farasomh (the lord mayor reach that point, it soden not that the man's '' has lately been a minister appointed by the otashetoi them booed the date at which the action of ..~ • ' United States to Ni ot , and in his letter to thepreven ted the CI 60/11 11 and his Royal Hiehnete from than w ill% required foe cont i nu i ng the existence of the taking W eir early wa'k at, r , o b to - si r 0... Aldermen et Landon , ware the next teats; and these an re that he has not made a claim to be rated agreeable p r esident he teems to hold out a prospect that the revenue, or by o ff ering to prolong them in any . fa ' whirl% prey, - 'C lo e 1 usual Hop. A. tit e - ... respectively replied to by Mr. Alderman FekIICJWI3, Mr. to the provisions of the set, becsuse whatever other Londe 16.56 19413 64 63 67 24 17 t 2 Nieusgaans will he supported by America ; for in Is likely to involve the p .esset par li ament in toe same con- left Osborne this morning for Lontlon. Colonel Seymnur MArritilliale, M.P., and Sir J. Kay. men's name you find, whether it be that of a Hindoo or aay ens paragraph he states " that no European power tentless as the lad. has relieved Colonel Gordon as Equerry la Waiting on the Mr. Aldermen sod Sheriff LAWRENCE then proposed other person to be rated in respect of the particular house West Districts . . 263 301 12 6 14 4 - 1 the holies of the late shatiffs, Mr. Alderman Finnis and which the claimant scab to be registered ler, that name is North Dittricts 3l lB 377 i 4 6 3 2 6 him see right to interfere with the Am'rican Reptib- Gentlemen of the Council, Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of Priam. There was no addition to the royal dinar party Mr. 0 dharr to whom hpaid a high. pli t for the to be considered es a misnomer of the person occupying oo , • com Mr t IS and Central Dia de • 366 374 1. • 16 4 3 5 lice. Nicaragua is one of those republics, and sister the Assembly : yesterday. sal and ability they had exhibited d oz i n g their year of claiming to be registered, and that he is entitled, under the East Districts 331 393 16 18 12 4 3 6 It ma appear that I have brought forward too ermit 76th males, to be Wird on the list. Mn, Smith says I South Districts .... 410 603 21 I 18 9 9 6 to the United States. America is fit Americana, and ____ll y th I el t' el h o f The Queen will hold a privy council on Saturday ofilea• nen y, sad st dwell too am atv yon t • sub ' n Toe late sheriffs severally returned thanks. "ignition not to what extent the rating aliases in the ash must -- - - _.„ _ Americans alone, and this his government was pre - revenue, bat my conscience acquits me tithe fault of assign- next, the 6th het , at her Majesty's marine residence, Os. The Master and Wardens of the Carpenters' Company.' be regarded es repealed by that position, Maur that is West Districts. pared to prove and carry out." ing to mosey for its own sake lob high a place amongst the borne, Isle of Wight. and rt Tag Master and Wodens of the Spectacle Makers' what hes been distinctly laid d•un by the Court of Common Kendestoe Tee Medlra y arrived at Chnres on the 26th, and objeets of society and government. I have made it now ° George Grey arrived in townyesterday from S r - Pleas to be the law, particularly in the case of " Cook e Chelsea - .•-• he rincipal theme onl bream you have been brought Osborne Wt on the 28th. Daring the stay . at Chsgres the t P . 2 ,_,__ ,_ _ _, • lowed, and after Male other nettles toasts Me company Luckett." Mr. Smith has more than once urged this teen - St. George, Hata tote • Patti" a which. ir a "wr WWl' we" "U. sol i a The Earl of Carlisle arrived in town yesterday from separated ' meat, and, feeling that great weight to squally doe to Ida yeroguare - - 1 schooner lona, of New Olken., arrived from that the outset in ',lades to your revenge, it is net easy to say Woburn Abbey. - ,- -- --- judgment, I have reed " Cooke. Lucked" repeatedly, with Westmiester - place with forty-six pessenfers for California, and the whet steps could be telma as to any th ing else; and lam the Earl Grey arrived at his residence, Belgra square, lan give it, and the MOM I have read Bt, Martin • in• Mo slem ship Empire aty, with 210 passengers, for the more anxious um slat point, bonus l ale leader rook- . . ' DEODORIZING POWERS OF PEAT ell the "teethe ' it the more convinced I ant that it does not afford Fields - - - same dertinatioe. Cholera had been raging at Pa- tins which do aot leave me at liberty to . you bar wee , net evening. CHARCOAL. The Senate of Hambargh hcs presented to Dr. Pa- a pretext, or the sheds of a ground for the violent proposi- st. limes, West. P•• 7 is say devious souse. I lone received no subs.- - ause Croon, and Germs, and had proved fatal to . gold mad, as the author of a work Aby tion contended for by Mr. Smith. In "Cook o Lucked • " aster - - - geese tustromasse whisk satherise, se whisk would justify trick Colquhoun the pn to meetiog was held yesterday evening at the man's name was upon the rate lie was In • all •1° many of the pansegers from the states by the Ma- me , t o di m w i t., th e co m mode ge her maroty, col- oe the Roman Law, with parallel from die Mosaic, Mora the Methinks' Institute, Soatheasson-buildings, to test the correctly sated , except to th nu • her of hieh respec ts T e hams and Empire City stammers, ea ;heir last voyage, sedated to me by the damask of the Seentary of media, Canon, Foreign, and English Law, and of publics, de-odoris4ag powers of a species iii oha. coal prepared from e etatee ra thatthe man '' ' name was m°UM', 4 No'th Distziets. 122 • there. All the judges Marylebone l3. 1 2 - 1 3 which is pfd to have been caused by iota:operatics, State aw the Colonise of the 164 h ApeU, whist was acts. cm German policy and sluiced hereto*. lath peat, sad patented by Mr. J. J. Regan. The room take notice ot the fact that it was, and the simple inquiry in Hampstead over e i ti goe , sa d e npware s i n their pause from laid before Ohs late House of Arm* em the 24.1 el Jose. - was srowdad. sod the experiments seemed to elicits very that case was, the man having occupied 3, and been rated for St. Pancras - 1 1 1 -. These, in the lanange of that dm= haw sae tap -a 'rife DUKE AND DUCHthe 07 CAMILRIDOE, the as lamest, 4 , be having had an testament with his landlord that the I Isliogton 37 66 1 2 1 1 - 1 °agree to Panama. At the layer place cholera was swum rime ss deTrerks. If sibs 'hiss and dangers Hereditary Grand Duke and Dliehore 01 Mooldo•borE Sr..' Mr. anew, editor of the Mork Lou &roe. opened the I al d shou'd pay all the rates, he h' tea pa Ing a I I Hackney 35 42 2 1 4 1 - 1 ce th e decline, but had committed dreadful ranger, se whisk I bug edvened seism b e see m e d e t the outset, lite, sad um Earl and Ceentre ef Wilton, stmaded divine proceedings by stating that Mr. Rogers had some time sines :et to " the landlord in consideration Of that ' unwire having carried off between 800 in between thirty and 111074 an, *deed, many obi*, of leflisiatiolt of_ Melter navies ca Sunday at the Cathedral Church, Manchester. written to him on the subject of his invention, and that he and the rent having been paid by him, and the rates by Central Distristm lefty day. out of a population of between See and sax aed mere ashen importers Man re ***** ta l e l The bishop dam' direr was present, but the sermon was (me eite.) had expressed a wish to hays its 'Mewl' tested the lan& rd is due time, whether he ought to St. Odes - I _ therarand. This is inde evident ot the deaths among demand yew ""iiikl". and Mash sight reward tair le-hoor preached by the Bev. C. Rieke*, ems of the elesplaiss. before a public onetime. Mr. Rogers had consented, and the b e considered as having been duly rated for No. Strand 42 44 - - - 2 - _ received of a lamtheeed semice. Mete tbaa one of the institutions - present meeting was the malt. As le was anxious that 3, under the curative operation of the 76th section, Holborn - - 11 - _ _ r_otoin re i n teeneigte• The Medwa y o f the dewy nesir• isprovemest, and is tutee ass of a .., 'l.l. the test should be above all sm -1, he proposed that a das tearing paid the rates t The court there found CI k enwell - 1 i 1 I 1 eOO,OOO dollars' worth of specie from remiss, oat of • 4444 ,,, 48 4 88 88 4 8: a res i 4 , appal i ac ti aa t o e eoge o tut i otw e SUNDAY LABOURS IN TEE POST-OFFICL-t wit chai sae ei ht je . ees g a shrM be Preen iodise:trawl he • • er latter in the afErmative. Bat here the rean's name is not upon St. Luke 47 60 2 2 - ~I - 1 2 which 82,101 was in gold from California. The go- tad Beg medal, and if woes impediments" and defects new arrangenenta. wash are lute o r ation on the loth tram the body of the widow. and that each of the the rate-books at W . He is neither rated, nor has he Ent London to very mash Webb the muse-38 40 - - 2 - - wen:meat of New Grenada have paused an act b y are ressind is any particular quarter, fasted of sackingo f the Assent mon th , w ill very arks during _ . • should deliver his opinion sepostely. claimed to be rated ;and how "Cook o. Lockett" can seri- West London 29 3 • 1 - 2 faulty and tioa of postmeson and aide during the Sunday . By which all customs impute as well se the reels- tit Proreeffe them hey some untat a tutglen t ,..* l .• ware si Jam aica aim t i t , emp l oymen t o f 25 at th e ° ew e& p os t. o m ee h a This plan receiving general meat, the following settle. , tatty be cited se an authority for the non-necessity of a man London City - 2 - - men were selected as . chairmas sad judges. Mr. ef - 01 thlt. Son either to be rated or to claim to be rated, Imm altogether at sive eight bf the government to nll tobacco emeelthethsslawri e ti ° a- new 'a- n methods, ani Lnodos is the montieg and evening, beat sot is the boon of apply Welt to the sat venues% .7 regular C .urt, Conthdl, animas. Dr. Alfred Hine, Mr. Lyon, a tom to understand . In the ease of " Patients v. Lockett " But Districts. poet abolished, and Panama becomes a free m g a am a tat a nt o a k a o f th e h e etig u sien, is w hi c h divine SOTTIOO , several hundreds will be relieved from attend- Mr. Griffith, moon me. yarrow, eteti ...test,. hte 69 84 6 as also referred to by Mr . Smith, the man's name Shoreditch poet from and after the let January, 1850. The new esh , I = 4 to dm felt and emoommeo oi. I um safe awe k „ the e ffl in try dam from . 13 ma. until 6 p.m., man Nesbitt, acconatant, Mr. Nesbitt, analytical els -- yetis% Mr- whic h wlikewim inserted in the rate-books, the only question B hal 6 74 4 6 4; - 2 1 1 et a -peen thus be enabled to fulfil odious du governor at Panama, Sen. I. de Obaldia, arrived that tleids seen would be erowsed with sumo „• and, Walker, M.A., Madame College, Mr. Swinburn, barrister, being whether, from an inspectien of the rate-books, it ape Wateckapel - - 2 there on the 29th July; be professes liberal principles In sub m eet , I. at least , should he • • willing fellow - sea Mr. G arrat, a commissioner of paving. peered with sufficient distinctness what the property was et. George- a - the laboarer. The experiments w. re shim peomederf with. A pan °taiga la respect of which his name was upon the rates, and the East 4l 1 1 1 cad greet friendship or f all foreiriers. Panama is THE STAMP DUTIES. soil was pet bits a hopper along with two po l e of the peat court held that it did. Well, but Mr. Smith argees Stepney fall of fuelsners, principally Americans, waiting for The reply Presented to his Eneellelle/ wal Ite ha' cleanest The axture was then ground so is ma ordinary that lus to suppose that David Beet meant David Poplar ' 31 1 . 2 1 -, 1 passage to California. lows : Bromley Hall, Great Yarmouth, Sept. 27, 1849. head mill, sad delivered into a vessel where It underwent Now, and that the name David Best was placed by mistake At eorthspea, the Medway received about 150,000 We it please your Eno We her Ms esty's dall i V i en : d loyal subjects , the As- Sir,-I have remind your circular of the Newel*. the examination of the • judges. Spielman were also handed where it is tor that of Dead Roes. I can suppose no snob South Dishiets. dollars on freight. Cholera was on the decline. By mew' of Jurie s, J th ank Excellency for your speech per Stamp Abolition Committ e e , and, as I expensed generally round to the emoting, after which the judges thing. Nothing has boo submitted to me to cause me to St, Saviour y yOuf delivered their *ohmmistake was committed Nothin has 13 GlaVe think that say such . g t , ~ 1 1 1 - 1 •-•- 12 - the official reports op to 31st, 3,000 had fallen victims et the opening ot this sense. to Mr. Francis Place, I much approve of the move- Dr. HMO eamidered the diatom a most valuable one, been shown from which it can be inferred that an intention Bermondsey - a say quarter to rateen or to ve Sc. George, Bonds- 1 - picture of desolation and ruin. Trade was paralysed, which your Excellency has reviewed the financial poodles of speech of the 22nd of May exhausts the subject ; and, waned, named placed nun the rates, either for the purpose of his war - led not above one h oles i n th rall a p peare d t o the calm, and we stall be prepared to in the fullest ion - Faro in Parliament, I shall be pleased and Mr. LVON, who had berm deputed be the authorities of being liable actually to pay out of his own pocket the rates, Newington 66 31 4 11 - - 1 adoration to the haportaat returns to math your Expeller! in my have any inhabitant ; scarcely a soul was to hen ham been laid before us. Cain ready to forward the o b jects and to support the efforts an hospital , to which he was sernetar2 , to attend the err - es rates, or for that of qualifying him to vote •• and unless Lambeth ll6 7 8 dl 2 3 '2 refers, whatever they .rhinos was perfectly satiated. some toes is made showing, or calculated fairly to lead to Wandsworth en - -2; - 2he men in the Streets; but provisions which, when however, we ere afeeded ea opportunity et cousideelai of the committee. Mr. Gittlftlwa, who asnommed himself so sue at the the coneloidos that ailment was intended to be rated Camberwell 2 1 1 1 - - - - the cholera was at its height it was so difficult to these returns , we do ant leel estreelves is a condition : I wish you SUWON in the renewal of a tote that mi d. - t , - o r t h is B oo m ep Health , had at drat got add that i . through a mistake somewhere, he was mkt-named Rotherhiths • •• - r 14 1 1 - - - procure, were 'pia bumming pleteiful i for, on& offer such an opiates, sitharatt g lese or epos the state we occupied much of my time 23 years moos I si it, mne te s a l s titit spe a ltezu niaost 4.60144, but that subsequently was I cannot hold that the 75th section can properly apply. Greenwich 64 81 1 1 1 1 1 s las in the mponsi dims having been restored, the peanntry came freely th___„,__e Imbue iineneelle se vreuM dto dad nest to the penny post, the best means of removing lost. He oessidered the experiment satisfactory, end lug - Bach a case has not been made out in the present instance, Lewisham Is whin we sued I bet we shall be rejoice rested that the charcoal would stool an admirable meths and I must, therefore, reject the claim. with tittle produce. The only vessels in the port t a ^ : • 'SZ, i m a m. ague nanny, though amusedly on of ignorance and crime, and of improving society. Teta deaths from Cholera, registered from Sep t ,...f didefeedag eampook, r avoid( the aressity of The Court then proceeded to revise the Ibta for the her troses, to &ye. 29 1849 lites the FA ith, of Dartmouth, in qusrantine, and emaserammans sad ditgealty, le at learn sot desperate. I remain, years, Bw. them up , • eosin oft* attlamiwi with rerT "rico* w= Ward of Chesp, but no case was heard whisk eferdad ---- Ditto ditto from Jane I . i, 1849, to Sept. 29, 1849 13,019 the Urger Deux Freres Unite de St. Makin. We bops we that be forgives when we differ hem year JOSEPH HUME. Although the cholera w" happily abating , disinfectants matter of sufficient interest fora report General Register Moe, Oct. 1, 4 o'clock. Ruidleasy with respect to the eater whist have Impaired To Mr. D. Collet, Secretary. would still be necessary for tke reratioe of tillages sad The follirriog is the result of the revision for this ward : Tbs Medway found at Port Royal, Jamaica, the the ere& of the colony. A dear to red the expediter" other densemas fevers. (Hear, Moro claims all - stenaadore's ship Immune Th. Plumper sailed on the .........„.,. 1 . . 4 ,; t8 th. we bn o s tmt em t en d t o g iv e .. - .. , P.Aben.l. - _ - Grey Town (late St. Jean de Nicaregns), and, in deed the whole p-ovinee had been in a very disturbed state, but was now more quiet, the 1 ader of the in surrevionary party bavi' g been taken sod shot. An embargo had brew put on the bungays or river boats, so that the Medway had no eery, although it was said there was a considerable quantity of indigo at Lean sod Grenada destined for England The inha bitants of Grey Town are in some 1111001 as the Nica raguans are threatening again to amen their right to that place and the river Sin Juan, and, it is said, Intend sending General Manes with 300 men down the river to take possession; and an His Mosquitian Majesty has no force whatever to repel them, they will have easy work. There has lately been a minister appointed by the United States to Nicaragos, and in his letter to the President he terms to hold out a prospect that the Nicaraguans will be supported by America ; for in he paragraph he states " that no European power ban goy right to interfere with the American Repub lics. Nicaragua is one of those republics, and meter to the United States. America is f ir Americans, and Americans alone, and this his government wan pre pared to prove and carry oat." Toe Medway arrived at Chagres on to 213th, and left on the fv..h. Daring the day at Chogres the schooner lona, of New Orleans, arrived from that place w ith forty-six puesagers fnr California, and the stesm ship Empire City, with 210 passengers, for the same destination. Cholera had been raging at Po ems Crams, and Germs, and had proved fatal to sassy of the pasessgers frees the states by the Ala has and Empire City steamers, ea their last voyage, which is said to have been eatteed by intemperance, over taigas, and explesare, in their passage from Otagres to Panama. At the latter place cholera wan en toe decline, bat had committed dreadful 'swath having carried off between 800 in between thirty and tarty days eat of a population of between fiee and six thousand. This Is nide rndent of the deaths smug wiernistrs in &ensile. The Medway received 800,000 dollars' worth of specie from Psalms, out of which 82,101 was in gold from California. The go vernment of New Grenada have passed an act by which all customs impost*, as well as the exclu sive eight of the government to sell tobacco are abolished, and Panama becomes a free port from sad after the Ist January, 1830. The new governor at Panama, See. I. de Obaldls, arrived there on the 29th July; he professes liberal principles and greet feeodship for all foreiriers. Panama is fall of fireigners, principally Americana, waiting for poop to California. At Carthorse, the Medway received about 130,000 dollars on freight. Cholera was on the decline. By the official reports op to 31st, 3,000 had fallen victims at of a population of 10,000. The city in a perfect picture of desolation and ruin. Trade was paraly sed, sad not above one bons in three appeared to have anyr inhabitant ; scarcely a soul was to be seen in the streets; bat provisions which, when the cholera was at its height it was so difficult to procure, were aria becoming plentiful ; for, confi dsee having been restored, the peasantry came freely their_ produce. The only vessels in the port youths Edith, of Dartmouth, in quarantine, and m barque Deux Freese Coif, de St. Makes. Ile Medway found at Port Royal, Jamaica, the henedere's ship Immo. The Plumper sailed on the Nike Traxillo. Notice was gives at the Post-offiee flat she was going to Honduras and Grey Tows, hi he destination was suddenly altered, and no -110 Riven to that effect by the commodore. mar Majesty's ship Helena had sailed from St. 'ago doCalm for the Havannah on the 4th inst., having bestowed out of St. Jago by the Royal Mail steamer ade. Thebargee Chosen, of Belfast, lyisg along the Mail company's wharf at Kingston , delivering Seals, caught fire on the 7th, about noon, from the lealleg over of a pitch-pot in the galley, but there Wier p/s nty of help at hand it was soon got under, sad the damage done trifling. Great fears were en *shish lest it should 'pried to the wharfs, as the Mathieu was blowing direct on. The Jamaica Aesembly met on the sth, and, after faunal forms had b en gone through, proceeded to thilection of a speak r, when the majority was in favour of Dr. Moralise, one of the priacipal kedges of 16 Pitt, who eo steesseposly app Nei the pavement in the late Assembly. The Governor then delivered the following speech : Oestleena el the Coined, Mr. Speaker, and Gentlemen the Al ceah' e: It is e/ some Importance that, at OM opening of a new par -I'l=9C. there should be a geaeral understanding of the tuaeial positten of the colcay ; end the receiverganoral, by 0y desire, has prepared some venires, which limp* may eentribate to the attaiament of that object. The wools general expenditure for the twelve weft "dice on the 6th of July last appears, by then returns, se ban Meta 213,0001, Maluding the e: uses of oalleetiag the revenue; and of that sun move than 10,0001. were penehliel darns temporarily Wawa ems the general treason, sad "aril the ems mariant eon,Med of gnats of as eeea-ional sad contingent tearacted: itt ... li thium/hi ea the shoe head, the reeelver-ges Nu set bed hada sufacient to pay the Interest awn the loan trom her Majesty's goxectimmli, which is 6,4001. per annum, the tart mere appoint., be fairly deda ibis that the general and ordinary expenditure, in elmii^R the east of eolleetiog the revenue , and the limn" os every description of public debt and liability, hut 'aria. sive of say mamas of principal, and of expenses of imml- May it pines your Mallow, : We, her Me jeaty ' s dutiful and loyal subjects, the As. suably of Jamaica, thank poor Exy for your spoesh et the opening of this sends. We are indebted to your Excellency far the airs with which your Excellthey las reviewed the Bassets' position of the »Way, and we shall be prepared to give the tulle» con sideratke to the important romans to whisk year Excellenty rum, whomever they shall have bees laid before es. Until however, we wafforded en ',poeticise, ef emedderiol; these returns, we do not Awl easel Ives • • soaks to offer sock an opinion, either aappeses them or upon the stain of the publis Imams, as would bssma us in the rs _gefeshle position is which we stand t bat we shall be »PIM to fed that the eitaallsa of t h e 'okay, theme' =ae 81 emberressieest and &filthily, is at lame set We hope we shall be forgive* when we Alger him your Excellency with respect to the open width hive impaired the audit of the colony. A demise to redoes tie expedite» octoniessarately with the public moms mind mug to give orsadonse rather than to earneler disbud, whit the cm douses on the other hand of an monad axpamileare, 'a void's( a yearly acremalatloa of debt. must neteseserily teed to diminish confidence in the ineemints of Ike colony, end materially to affect thermal& mat. We regret that cirema shoed& hays Mesa is the late assembly to 1101190 lie .Jrepenln of the wormy oars chiefriff revenue •' we comast, lesvonne. eta rev Excel- Low that it would be wise to in Ill•••• sod vestry, or the fraeholdaes of s" Ilse paw of levy ing a dimrstionery tax on tie he perseliel pars We ere eimenly emblem tieslbe dbliestien which =hitherto bees nenvised between gable sod parochial taxatios, mope for **purpose of pestiles fer the wean of the sherels sad peer. should be bballebed ; sad we hope that we shall be alesded an early enpereeatty 0100/101/124 by what mesas this Natatory abet* es be soot shwa gesely end easawskals mewled ark The kw in the revenue el the serest year, fres the re. Jostles of the sea law derleg • late seeks of • tenser nonably, while it is to be :oersted by this house, was be *barged ea the late Ably. The records el till how show aka the r:rleatzeives et the people was wake to grant to her DI the revenue derived revenue beet sea messed is this bat thee they resolved echo sem Ss se inalitein their seMballesel rieht to sesta the rases width they rebel le n e d: ore eielidered ass assissins to the pat& Tres widen we are bonsai to seams to year we arenet ewers. Whilst we yield to sae la that feed Meg sod Spell hp whisk yeez lftedlasey hso given me weak wed ebbs" ia a new perlleeeesk WeSerea II 11111161d11.11. IMP hat fbat we sheedd alapab the m . duty vs *IT beSe mailintesle at SS Ispillantreeelsk were we M ute 111, OM Mint ee emirs Its year e >neellesey the penis else whit* late ases fit every knee ef Ibe pub ' In this we ere peeparell am t= to le of *a seesley. and to five doe to el billed= es are aeserary Se Ills Pablio m r igel ateelsa 011ie nod to and lbe support ef sad we Sall W reedy to great is* ea say be neerenty hr these parses, so tars lb= Waked swarm of the okay will warrant. But is feel called apes to esintsie the duty we owe to our seetilenate sad to posterity, which compels us, at all hoards, te pre serve uadimini.hed and unimpaired our sole and exeheeine right to direct, limit, and app oin t the disposal and appro priation of the public mosey. Tar SISTERS or MUCT.—Thit astellistmetti of the " Sistabood " his been removed has this parish (Stoke Damsel) to that of St. Aadretee, Plymouth. The two houses at the earth west comer se Wyodhamplace are oc- espied tempororily, es fib said the Sisters Mee pnrobated or ere in treaty for a Mese of freehold posed in one of the Fire Fields for the meths of ' A Home." The appeals for pecuniary aid sada by the Skeen and the Bishop of Beater have been very eacomfd„ a capital stailt ivr esez h eding 14,0001., having bees time raiseL— EMIL DOCIII ANNUAL BALE D :=l36/10 Re.—Tie manual sole of shart-hased Mesh ef Berl Dade ' Meek plainat Tortworth Court. ea We&solay lest Mr. 8011- fold wee the amtlmseer. TM edam* Mdels Mash= to Lord Dude's mock, Irma the megsdagaitistima mad swum with whisk the very best bleed le iatradased to his Imididp's had, mitmasted, as might be @wasted, a very Lugs Mew deem spay, 'meat wheat we obem bream 46 noes hem aU parte of tke kingdoms. The asukudiss k • insteness was very spirited, tad good piess were reamed. We subjoin aMt of i'm mandrel lute ef the breed. lag Mesh, &Mot the same at whkh they were hosockeddews. us the purchase we observed the amass of Messrs. J A mme:% 's abh, Him, Pelisse, Comley, Bawls. , Webb, Moe. =siewley. Laythall, ha Ball C amas: Diplieate, areal eld, 26 p.; Fair Puy, emu media, M re. ; Pawl keels.,, six maths, 40 p.; Lefton the atemthe, 42 p. ; Dreher, sin maths, 43 ge. ,• Saimer, Ike maths, 98 oe. ; Chilismger. Ave meths, ID p.; Semsnes, soma mouths, MI gm.; Morigure, Isar menthe, 16 ga ; Assawity, three memdm lip.; Freeman, dim moaths,lllp.; Lome", three useMho i lO ga. Cow, sad Hollers: ham tieing MO years, 19 assaaking six, 23 p Fairy, skim eiz,lB ars.; rift *lli $ 4 114; v illas am, 96 p.; Marchioam, *Mg Ave, 24 p. ; Comedy, Mee Ave, 31 p. ; Destiny, ✓isks her, 38 p. ; , 23 oe.; Adelside, risks four, 40 p_,. • Curd, risiagt hree, 40 gm. ; LegM ou rislag te. those, 90 p.; Plaranthe, ream three, 41 p; Aim these, 16 is.; Pelisse, two years 44, 27 ,t; Pindlea. *big _Mg. p; Concord rising two, 110_ p 4 Creaks*. Ai, two. 3D ; dO ll 7. rid 4 l WI. 25 11 8 . Imy Lay, dal Iwo, $8 p. ; Doublet, seven months, 20 gs. ; Delight, six mmithil, 60 gs ; C!arin s, two smiths, 10 p. Mr. Lawreamis Mart bores Toms Mona, seven jean, 19 p. ; Ges, 4 yes., 46 as; Blush*, riming four, 19 gs. ; Stella, Ming three, 19 gs. ; Lavender, two years, 22 gs.; Snowdrop, six months, 10 p.— Oloweeskr Journal. Wive*, who had been deputed by the authorities of as hospital, to which he was ameretary, to attend the ripe /imams was wrier!, satialcd. Mr. °alarms, who announced himself as ere d the medical Mapleton of the Board of Health, had at first got MEMO slight emmoolesal odour, but that subsequndy was lost. He considered the experiment satisfactory, and sug gested that the charcoal would afford an admirable means of dialaleadag meepoola, as avoiding the secessity of mini= them up, a gown oft= attended wish very eerie= mischief. Although the cholera was happily abating, disinfectants would still be unwary for the prevention of typhus and other dangerous fevers. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Tazirow said he ad there as the representative eta lv~s body of agrke in Cheshire, who bed re galing hien to asuman whether the prepared= bad the power of deodorising manure. He was perfectly satisfied with the result, provided that the pecuniary Wares of the plan dwelt be or Mr. Knestvr, who been deputed by his brother Dr. Nesbitt, the superintendent of the Northamptonshire Lana tie Asylum was quite Nadas= that the charcoal was a amplate diodariser. Mr. WALLIR said that his expectations bad been sur pared. The diebovrty would be most valuable to farmers, aspedally to those of the county of Kent who annually paid Doge sum for manure, provided that the charcoal could be eliesind at a reasonable eon. Mr. cooddared the preparation a scot per iod demlerhar. Previous to lea . usreting he had submitted it to the molt rigorous tests in private. Mr. OklUtia ws wished as to the principle, but objected to the use of the machlue. He thought that if the object creuld be Whet= by simply putting the peat into the com ps= the disenny would be Invaluable. Mr. NISIIIITsaid that the sissetedalug powers of charcoal had long been haws to disseher. Mr. Hogan' =nit wa dded ia giving Mom pasties' epploatioa. Then was no doubt bat diet air et the Weir ef the soil had been absorbed is the presses they heifer wintered, bat still the used el ammonia might be deleeter He had, however, no hearties in saylesg dtthaat ea the whole the experiments had been The ld irirges all OM their opinions, which met with the oemeorreon of the eased= geoarelly, Mr. Zooms came forward and stated that the dsodorisiog proms of the charcoal having been seddhatenly proved, the nest quake was, whither a nithient quantity ends be reeked tier the begs el Irked to deodorise the herrill i s t of Leader From tho nparinee of Ave year whir he hod paid eneeriedag straiten to the err soak ienteemee that emir *at quantity weld be rileired sad delineel r Linden at rear M. 10a. the tea, art it we mk mit likely ern • time the pries rear be ralseM. There earl heir se kart but that the peat elierseel it laid ea dillei ea emend to lbw lksflk three Who ereuld es telyislateet irs se he bma ltss %f peeved by and antis lea. r. Dagen k wk. dud" Sear& dr and the asetkji Ike ere rimer and esmien with whir his Worn had bees =sisal and &aided upon. Ditto disallowed 2 Ditto obJeetions owataiatid Ditto failed or withdraws DRAINAGE OP THE METROPOLIS.—Yesterday legate the last day for the reception of plans by the Metropolitan Consuimionen of Sewers for the drainage of the metropolis, it was ordered by B. M. Woo'rych, El., the secretary to the comadegon, that no others should he received after 10 o'clock. Up to the previous night the numbers ataeonted to upwards of 90, and by 10 o'clock 12 others healthiest reamed, makiag a total of upwards of 100. At 11 *Whet, the gentlemea (ampule, the "works committee" ant for this purpose of preparing the business for the eonaidseation of the court os • future day, by examining the tandem , d statstants famished by the candidates, in eoroplenee with the order of the smantiedesen, and arranging the plaiie for ceasideratiou sad damages. Bose idea of the greatness of the work before the comatimiesers, and the magnitude of the pleas for the drainage of the metropolis. may be gathered from the fact, that the simple outline of 74 of the plans m amas as ammo pamphlet of nearly 20? pages. The busistas of lavestigating the plans, or at least of resoling Um sofa pasts of them, will commence in court es Wed smoky seat, at 10 is the forenoon, but it is not expected that upon that oesesim say discussioa on the merits will be per sated to take place. _ EtTni7eWailveobjecdoos sustained 67 Ditto failed or withdrawn Double objections sustained In the course of the day the conservative party were com pelled to pay 20s. costs Ia several eases where objections had been midi, which, in the opinion of the Court, were of a vezadous same and without raft:lone flundation. Ia one ems the party who received the matey banded It over be Mr. Smith, one of the agents for the liberals, re questing that it might be placed to the account of the semis don which he repressated. Mr. Bumf, the onesrvative agent, said be had better contribute the stmertign to the association established for the basellt of pupils minted with cholera. Ile wee only enomusguno evli peasdese, b the course he had adopted. (A laugh.) la stastbar ease Mr. Brown complained that the court did not amesies that sound discretion which the law required of it la report to the imposition of lase, and he wished he had the power of appealing against suit de claims. In the pretest use the party had received notice that the objection to his vote would be withdrawn, and it was unjust that he (Mr. Brown) should be called upon to pay the expenses of his attendance, when such attendance WY unnecessary. Mr. ll'Cintharin said he was bound to deal with each case as it was brewed before him, and every voter had a sight to appear is support of his *lathy if he thought proper, atter an abjection had bees made to him. The court adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock. ARCHZOLOOICAL MEETING AT THETFORD.—A few weeks ego, the Bury Archie)logical Sxiety rteolved to make an excursion to Thetford, and an Invitation was given to the Norfolk and Norwich Society to join Wm. The invitation wee accepted; and the meeting (which was postponed on account of Om death of the lord Bishop of Nur—ich, the president of the Norwich Society) took place on Thurolay. the 27th ult. The snangements for the day included a central meeting at the Town Sall; after which the mem bers yarded the Castle Bill, the Place, the Canons, and the Abbey ; at the latter place ostensive excavations had been yawl. for the purpose of traria, the original plan and ex tent of the building. The members subsequently dined at the large room, Is the Bell Inn. A considerable number of t h e mem b ers of the Norfolk and Norwich Society attended the meeting.—Norfolk CAroniele. THE RECENT DISCOVERY OP SKELETONS IN THE Bottonon.—Kr. W. Payne held an invust, at the Three Tom, High.streM, B.cough, on the remains of certain per mute unknown, which were discovered out Friday bast, in the upper story of a miserable home In Whit. , Wart-yard, Borough. The jury found, That the hong they had men appeared to form the collection of a medical meek" EXPLOSION OF Glue.-0n Sunday night, about half-past ten o'clock, the inhabiteate of the Haymarket were alarmed by hearing a load report, end it was alrered that an explosion of gas had taken plea* in the house occupied by Mr. Laing, the ezteneim gunsmith, No. 7, Haymarket From inquiry made yesterday morning as to the origin of the ex plodes, it apparel that a person in Mr. Laing's house had messiest to go hate the area for some parries with a lighted tesdle, when the impleihn took place instantaneously, and with such form as todrive the person holding the candle into the kitchen. Fire mem were speedily in attendance, but their mreices were not required. The inhabitants moped with some slight bruises. - ce, C. . 14