The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-15 00:00:00

obecemetittes that the susuomeat et the twaflded a thsteecletiast!cal samnasies mode over to three counsheisseall obit the Wears of oaks no logo be fen- N a t bat - behaviour t that sa anangement be mode ir bb the rrsea who was frith reeretary and tree wog ithy which be shook' hold t See darts; pies. , ge be did whet he was originally appetatol r had that as auditor should he appointed by govern ess'. New. thrash these reommesedatiers fall mob l bws of tas changes in the ossualedoa which we • dorm wassary bows radio esaidease is it sea be w e d, sWi them is as tisa bi gz toot if made these wail, is all Lomas prob • have protooted its hat , To wry sal • them to eillset, Led Joss Wog& early is tbs lad seeders of polkaed tato> bead, it will be resellested, a bill. Bat though is trsdumd at as early period, the sobis lord made se shirt to advance its progress; urged to proceed with it by Lard MO UT, Mr. PAGE WOOD, sad Mr. MOISEAIt. Lord Joan allowed the measure to n oon eight after sight is such a position out the sties psyer as to render its advancement gaits imoesible. Ones be passed it through sosimidre preforms to introduce amendments, se he celled Use;; but when printed, them so called smeadmeate seriously inland the bill as ariginally submitted to the Hume or eiletosons; and so it lin gered oa, until et lest Lord Joni( withdrew it, stain that he found the measure would soot with ash more opporiuon "in another ylace" than he bed satteipsted. ova it be that, in stating ibis mace fee the aban &swat of a measure which would either hays Ivo bitted tee property of the Earladastiral Commission ham toter* band, or have led , o tne &sower) , of any past fie Lord Jona MusitiL wee made the este paw of pe e na who had goo d resign to dread the seactierat of the bib ? Raring thus male publie the report, we forbear from lather sneak nt on the subjest said its aoca racy be attained or its inaccuracy loodoisd. UNITED STATES. The Hilt ruin, Captain Stone, arrived at Liverpool es Saturday everting, as announeed in the Espre,s of abut day, with dates from New Fink to the 29th alt. A synopsis of the news which red accumulated duties the brief interval from the deper are of de *mops, together with some impute:it details rela tive to the condition and prospects of the state of medians, and the latest intelligence f r om M on t rea l, will be found is the letter of oar New York cot respoodent NSW YORK, Sere. 29. It is remoured that Mr. Cramp 00, the acting charge for her Majesty at Washineton, has attruipted to mediate between our goirtrerorat and M. Poore-, the dismissed minister. The President has for the peseent refused to chooses hie petition. M. Poussia himself opeoly exprenes hie regret at what has w eaned, and lays he may be ignorant of what is diplo- matic. He bat directed his +strutter* to be sold, and is now in this city awaiting advicts from France. With regard to the termination of this affair, public an xieyis at rest. It is nut believed that any serious difficulty will arise. I had forgotten to mention in my last, that when the news came out hers the French Co. sol-Chseral pen way to very violent tx peeesions of grief, and walk-d his room fir nearly a whole day wringing his hands, and showing his un happiness in many wane p colter to his natio.. In relation to the Nicaragua qutation, we hear dors his been a evresecondence between Mr. Clay ton and Mr. Coamptoo. It is believed that the first ememutiestion wee made ow. et to L trd Palmerston, through Mr. Bancruft by our teen tory. Mr. Clayton, on being informed by Mr. Crampton of the 'nett:roe that a treaty with the Muo Kinnas requested that getitlemen Gin to s ho w n i so p of thet ttesty (none such is believed to tint); sad neat, if there be any treaty, to inform him whs it has been violated by us. I learne' to-dat, from a high source, the sub station of Mr. M'Donald's papers is relation to the affair is its inception, but I am pledged net to di vulge it. I can, therefore, only tail bark on the cogs munication I made vire is my last letter, and wars your diplomatists and Lord Palmetron in perlicalar. to beware how much further he proceeds in this towieesa. M• 11 ne.ote IlWeePO will upset not only tee British claims but BA tett gravity. The Creacent City strived be ea Thursday mors.l ing, from Chegree, which pott she left os the 18th., As no ate anise arriv. d down ft cm San Fancies during the eve s she wee there, we are in last without later dates then of the 2. dof August. The steamer Cilitetnia weird owns Peasant on the 29di of Augur?, tsking.tp all the pesesegers thee tine*. and the Panama was to fol 4 w her on the 3rd el Or tober. The Oregon wee the sat steamer due at Pause. Tue Ignitor", uhich was chartered by Howland sad Aspirate!: to serve as an extra ship, had not yet arrived at trot pi .re, u..r an Ammer steamer sawed the Senator, thnugh bob woes beady expected. my pr i va t e letterset:it. to hand by the entserst City, bet they motels no later is.tellipeete than bays sommeninated yon mg of the teregoieg date, sad having bees detained at the isthmus by a Minna the regular mail. My friends write sin that they are very seteesetel its burinees bat that here we bare so idyls',' thenianner in eh ch humus IS ism:Mae ma there. Ow curious fact is star d, that the sand* of the rivers which • ere ou.posed to have bees tlierou'lde sited by the Int comer% are still fess& very prolific. With the sire of proper neabises, lows sums Sr. teased from places that bad beta et.- *sly abandoned, the dollar 1 p e rr innate was the misstate OW from rote dykes machines. It is believed that the new town of B aeon 40 miles up the B 'vs tont° from Sea Francisco, Weald oatirely estatrip the latter ohms in • ah.et time. It is not "sly so mach nearer the more, but it hes greater fidlitiee ter "iodic, and stoioping goods. Planks may be laid from owe Is of any fro thn to the shore, chile at - Sal Fraori-a , it is quite imps°. *aide to do so. Bernath is already the naval drp3t, sad it is onnosyd that the Pacific has of element will shortly make it their amine. Very large amounts of geld duet were at San Francisco, waiting to be sent down the mato. The rano that larger sums did not come to the limited States, was the want of adequate neural:cu. Our eompani s here, how ever, have. removed to 'stead the her of riske,so that probably %tie (lability will soma be ebviatid. I bars sacceeeei Ewalt, within a few days pest, in obtaining policies to the amount of 3t:000 &liars in Wall settee, at rates varying from 2to 2% per emu. Large qoantities of bozo. s and of lumber are iambi, the United States fa r C fortis, and yet ten cattoot for the Dela yttu. be though tam to coy r the denied. The population is humming at an summons rate. It is estimated that it is tow equal to 70, 0 00 pereons, and the toy at— Still they a m-.'" The new steamer Orueral Horan made her lag trip up the C'hogres river to Gorgon& in twelve hour., which it a larr On of time "or that of all fo' mar naveyanors. Still the viola has proved to he nut wail adapted to her Unloose, end there must be sent out other metunees of d ffirent models h. to e the is• hems touPpoet•tion will be com plete. The Oho era bad left Panama, end the ey ado r was becoming finer. The trial of a number of the Astor hoses rioters bee doled, and maul ed in their conviction. Is ononexion with this it me) be well to state that it is b-liev.d Mr. Forrest. the save, intends shortly to establish a arote in Iltia dry.. te have by telegraph from New Odeon, informa tion that the Beit sh steamer Sevens bad arrived at Mobile on or eh rat tt • 28 h inst fr. in V. re Oros with later date. (Ye flay of the mouth tot mentioned) from the elawl e f Maxima The stromer bad over one million of dollen on best* m. say for English account. It seems that the, secret I jpeditiOn to which I have la tae referred had clouted great alarm morseg the M x calm Toe President Hymn had bongos so ninth excited as to address a remootersoos as the suhject of the /tithed,* on R and Islind, to the Amer ic.n L got. a. It is ratter carless to notice that this affair his rowed a " double header." It hes alarmed the Cabins and the Me:leanest therms teeniest.. Active prepared's' were making is Mexico to tort the Yeutkoe neessaders. Ora. La Vega bad collected a twee f 830 are, sod ibtained the services clan onset steamer to &Had the Wawa of the " river T.topioo, wh- tat the attack wee meet deeded. It wee espeoted that the new tariff would become a law. The cholera wee ea the deenate. In Cubs, the receipt of holdout Taylor's pr-else mallow bad alloyed the anxiety e f the Georg note General and the offitmehtl&pa Bur It appear' by a late snivel from Yucatan, that the authorities there wets repay paiefed with the Cohan, for the president's proclamation. The ima- I gine& that Col. White ass emits epos WEI to take volute. tor the ill Outlined he had received while fightieg their battles with the Indians, sad were in s name of hilt's, alarm, till they saw what the policy of our government was to be. A report prevailed at Sisal that England wee about to lateness with arms far the pacification of the peninsala by virtu of a entrees with the reddest et the republic, sod in emaidsration that the pert Si Berates was to be ceded therefore. othersupneb were, that if at tempted, the Teatimes wesM resist the attempt. Accounts hen Guatemala to the fita of July have been received. The iaserreeties at Gasses and hip allies had not bees stepped. The stinkers tram Belgium sad the United licates wore, however, doing all tbt7 meld toaid the 'overawing in its «temp's to testae order. The quietism of the Nies:ages Ship Canal wee producing great excitement, and part.ca lady since the sasceastul negotiate in of the American Company, through the medium of the Mem«. White, and the arrival of the American minister at Ihn Joan. Mr. Hudson, the Irish comedian, le.s been sere-al times hissed in the representation of tie favourite characters, on the ground that he exaggerates them. The Irish show their teeth, sad helms teen compelled to come forward and state that the comedies will be altered so se to avoid the obarmions parts! Yon perceive I have not overrated the Irish ibfit7llllloo here. COIIIIBRCIAL INTILLIGIENCIL. Naw Tuna, Bart 28, 6 P.M-Stocks wen bury to-day sad eel, a moderate newest of beams, trots oted. Not wiebelmsdleg the ems in the mossy market Wm is very little simesbeiss relj e as in stooks, except asw agst the brokers . teed assialmes 'haying spa/imply. We hare an alteratn mike ha the warty market. Lome "OD " see aids at taw le Os and Ski per tout ; are elm eomasereial paper, sheet date, OM per ant. ; dare piper, list clue, re elm per met. ; sleety days' to tear maths, et the a eta I end • belt per one. ; riz mm the' paper, sewn per wt.. sat tree that to eight to tea per seat per mans. The Wass *AGM is seereisa exchange err the Hkersie t see be• n fair tritest at jar leet %wakes, ; Leaden, 1094 msow sad 110; Paris, 6.25 to 6.226; Amsterdam, 40; NNW harp, 364 to 364; Brame, 78 to 784 le Beark seenrdieg to be report is the Trsealltr ar 4 Bank sceramodatioes lave become very ;bevel, stai,dieg tee large mounts thq are 1 pay oat la ...a we sapper teat alt classes Id the Iwasaki' semeemisa are satiated that the polity el the basks his bees to desewas to she tarot tritest of their taws. We quote he int elms bestows piper and eiseeptiwee. 6 mostlia. Bit p.r t vet, good mercantile perm, six maths, 9le 10. Theill is stall a esseidershie sweat el paper, net well known ye very good, which is dimwits* at higher raise tha n the *bore. There is coasiderable Wag is loess es dimmed, with stocks es 'igniters', eta little over Me legal rota; while loess en We with railroad mock mad Web ea oellatersl, have materially diminished In the market. The Camila Aber sad Cambridge Bank, Nem, aave melt deekreil aram-anaual dividend ot 34 per mat. The Lawristen Bak NA., km declared s &Weed of 4 per hat. 061110*.-The demand has motiented active siks gar lest. per Swops, of 24th lest., the Wee amosatiag M 9,9 M being end prime have farther eilvaseed le. Tab oratiessd Impsweemot his bees mused by the =favourable advisee sambeed from the Bowl rer lative s t i rit t lie tro slag Fels. Ihe dell salvieE d Asseriss were y anu mpated,and thershes sad se ether t han temporarily to Meek the • sad they were mat Mee by orden per telegraph Irma the' Booth withdtawleg stock from mak, and ateliers iodated estimue ot the drooled crop. A lot of 200 belie miYliag Lie Rewash wee reported ea 'Cheep, 5 id by • simulator at lie., which is 4a. below our queue uous ; bat although chasm paresis ia • dell day may be found et Pis rate, purchases to any extent eoeld sot be made *seer at the full prices sneezed, the quantity oa sale kiss very light, and the vie.* of holders generally above our qa , disilose. The sleek its this port is auw 41,205 bales. 0 , tab quantity 6 to 6,00) hales ere io the sours of shimmies, nutrias evadable 36,000, el which 26,000 are hold by I. patine, sad 11000 by grumble's. Out epatatioas of this day en se fellows: Uplaad and While, N. 0. - raid& awl TM& hawks .... None. MO& Oulliwy to W. l4 to 104 II to tee Yid. to med said. ...-....-....- hir le taer alit lie re is Fang feet se good air ll to 12 ter - Usowuso Csor.-Letiers treat old established busies in Omega nod B..ste C .relic a rowans% the prospects tat the growing OM SS very safsimensble, and vs. toasty estimate the )iglu of the A•lamis states, wlth a late frost, at two-1 thirds to three luartas of a mop. Later advice. per tele graph of the 26th lust, Wm Auguste, Georgia . , very fully ask= these view., sad the cotton then snt'wg is sought or at 10 e. Press the Gell Parts the secants for some time pest save bees 01 tee raw &emboss character, sad still etratiatie to be very aalevrearable. Tilearapkie despatches of the 26th Wee Ilubior, and 26th from New (Miens, fatly errant wet us statements, and advise the receipts at New Orissa , am 13.000 tubs against 34,000 at the some period be, y• sr, add ik s wit • phase ruling 100 per cent. higher than bat y. sr. via , 101 e. fee middling, 11e. for middling mi., and 114 to 12r. tor tair. PIIIIADIII.7IIL. Barr. 28, pm.-There la bat littlePurt.aDanrau, dubs in cohost to-day, sad the market is km ; arm 200 rules charged heeds at Me. for fair 17pleade and 124 tor New Orissa& For dour the demand Matinees osly for eons see, sad sales rates' at 6 dole. 124 e. for hawse, sad 6 dui. 260. for good hank, including extra at 6 dole. 60:. per bend. with •my baby sti.ek. Cora meal and rye Sourl r. Wain tinket at 3 dub 124 e. fur the feebler. sod 3 doh.. 6 4 e or /a ll.-T. the in•peeii.n of the list week are 10,464 wards el l err ; t 23 bait do. do.; 1,344 Ws. earn weal ; 740 do. n . herr. Orem arriving steely, sad le In *seedy demaud ; 3.000 tmenele good red waist brought 1050. to 106.. bye is warm sled is ashes demead, at 604 e. C.ire is •• long hoe y 634. for good southern )01: hue. at abuts race 6,000 lesaltals were taken. Oats are duller, 8.000 boatels strainers held at 2k. to 294..-Rice er I .w. r with sof 160 oaks mostly at 34e.- About 1,600 mks edc, hant..e's line, said at 1 dol. 314` 4 seats--A eels. e• 1,600 bbb err mos resin sold at I dol. 10e., whiels e. a tardier advsem.-Thare is • pod demand he eownsed at 4 tor. 60e for prim tom bat holders went more.-A eels of I,oht pigs had wee reported at 4 dils We. seek * a prat' a active bat without any alteesties in e. wag es. 3 Otil;. 76e. for white, sod 4 deb. 10e. loe r. d ma, be use eargo.-The iron trade is any dell, mil the Wes sot Heed to same mall lots et Bowl pig it 2144, time.-N-e machetes' is butter a sale et 26,000105. s. sue wee mar a 64r , at.d feud waters is worth 10.: per lb. -There is • mould. masa a r +holey at 28e. for Mile., and 'be steak • nonuse I gbt. Nut much defog la groceri a to-dey. W. ugh.. some tanker sales of New Orlew MibiIIMPII at 211 e. to 27e. buten are is domed sad held for Maher rates. CAfee very flos sad wee stock nearly 'almost:ed. N., move• Mot is freighie and rates eaelbaged. There is very Male prodase i s see Busload. The vision market is qui te eat s beady supp-rted. Maee pork is w..r. alO Ws. 26e. r• 10 dolt. 60 . ; and sets beef 13 d b. 60.. for well shy Bacon is sailing in II smal d l way at 64e. r b ke. tor rd.., 64.. to 640. fur shudders, see kr. to 12e. ,oasis. Lard a dud at old raw. Ti. mem sa .rket onatimaes ass), aid all short paw is noel; take& by the beats. enemas kele emady, wi ts mall sales of sterling belle ea 91 to 94 per esst. - - - COLONIAL WEST INDIES. JAMAICA.—From this colooy we have 'outlaw ace, yid New York, to the 19th alt. Oes. New 1 1.4 k corn spourkw writes: ▪ Crr•ce n' City tooshtd at Jamaica, snd I have' now tutors me files of the Morning Journal to the 194 et Sept.. from which I gl,aa a few pertioulare. Ti. list i em we kb a rites my its the otters of the Ni. vie.s of else Jamaica pot oe for the year eadiag I st et . Sept., 1849. The number of pewees apprehended a' "tartan. s brio/ that period wee 6498; the numberair mooseanseheLd. d iohontat &VP a mow, VS 4,79fadstliensL The total somber of erimiaileastowse 20,988. It we add the ears on gaminess, and gib. tug eat of civil and polo Mel baits...v , the tOla was 64,623, an enormous amount fated. The wet is. the ,congratula ioo of the /Worming jeteleal to its resdere, that by the calls of the New York ste amers, Crescent and pire City, letters may be sent to plaid by the way of this city, much in advance, of these ente sited to the B. Ilse of te samers. lattrs rent by her will, ire fair, arrive in gland small; from ten to twelve days wooer then by any otter mode. News from Landoll arrive d with similar d match, sod, exameniog the report of the preoreoir go of the 'maks House tat Assembly, up to the 19U121 1 0 Sod - time; chiefly occupied by asamieiag.ilse clause 0 throe &embers to their seats wh el eti , ns were cottesteil. On that day an ose extraordi ary seer* of , cooftoina occurred on the in troduction of Mr. Heelop, from St. Thome in the East, in cider t. the the en-toasty oaths. For Nee time he wee unable to do so, ha finally sociosed.d. A wee adopted, isstrseisg the approriate committer to bring to a lel to odor's the @speedup» of the laud to s s ale commitments with its re- VOWS. sad nodes ink also given, that a till would be *modured to mirourage ate am-navigatioa between the ieltad of Jamie& and other countrtea at Thy saris el easter. nor of the Wesleyan mina tiers bed jai been It• Id, at whiehtoo clergy were postai. A airs instesee of eantontnieseti for the year VI as as nonsked to the snistur of 8,787, while 24,683 were on tri.l lirw a.mbentLip. • This would drier an ex tresedioary avention to religion in the island, pro testy greatest somas the blacks. 37 ministers were oidenieft, and 74 reseners wee* received au trial. " Tne steamer ley It.darriered on tbelth with the o and August to4ilit, having lent floathimurtou ea lbt 17th, Madeira the 26tn, B .r.tadoes ore the 9 It, and , St Themes no the It a, cellists ales at Porto Rio also J. ite 1. Tne Tey hada op endid paseege. " 1 notice that one of the chiet comiitunts in the EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1849. Aroma in that mussy berssaasegost besiere tie at large in the streets et Kirwan Weed et ltsisg impounded ; • bat: obese-wee Ihs indlanant Giber, 'malice and smanness rale in our paridOP • CANADA. Our latest dates boat Montreal ate of the Sikh of September. At that time Lord Elgin wee widerdMOS to be still ea the shores al Wee Erse. - A resew hall bees weed at hie havinglaken a home at Ilitereld or Drummondville ler three or fear maths. The reason sesignad was that the severe sister of Lower Ottade, it was *add he tee matitfor the de licate !Keith of Lay Lltantestantial lies have of late Wu as extensively issued sad aireolated it Montrial that we see nely knows what to b lieve. Of this category may br the positive statearebt made that On the 84th of Boom her the cabinet had come to • decision that the 'seat of government ought to be removed from Montreal, and that .a marsaager had been despatehed on the 26th tes haunts the resolatiun to the °overeat" OsaeraL It was generally understood at Moetreel that Mr. Elate was to be placed at the head of the yew Court of Chancery in Canada West, and that Mr. ettnelleld Maodonald was to moored him as Saiciter.Ociessel for that provisos. The appointment of Om lagh named gentleman, it is said, would give gesseal . satisfactioe. The disturbances at Bytown are said to bars bees renewed. They are understood to have been muck exaggerated. A special commission to inquire Mee theta has bees demanded by the liberals of Bytom'. The Halifax and Quebec railway e3ntinued to he • topic of general discussion, but a-peered to stab little way practically. The inhabitants of Quin* proposed to guarantee 800.000 dollars towards the construstion of a railway - on the south side el le river, front opposite their city to Melbourne. The fall trade was reported indifferent. Thi, weather was getting cold and stormy, and the Canadians is general were getting up their stoves. THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. the lists for the withal of Myron, Moakley, Cheat awl Little Steamere, Hanse-sa-the LI, Medea. LieJ. sad Planar, whit& oosepthe the Edgware pa il( wore asthma as ilatatday at the Cluados Aram, ii re u prowelie. et the atr ww• wbe ipteY el ls 2 hasn't, Wing 'Galatia the swain ail the SUM at sew ohs have died at marled with their whimsies@ gate shakes reshisa. sad the edeelesips et asw delta% seas ed width wise shoesseate, Twdey ths Waft will WWI Wasik Whew %Cestie Haat ow, at 11 edorg, whigkepts Ms laths BalaPidat poWaa eked.* will be whet. . HERTFORDSHIRE. W. Ogle, Esq., the 111•111bIg berrider bead U. mart for Ike Bishop's literthodi diarist•ameedep. Mamas. Batumi sad Drab* degielea Arta sad Mum. itemin sad Fibs tar timpreaMillmisis. W. P. Chalk wt Thomas Clidk were 'Nested se by the Wrap, la the verb Mr. MAlllllblidiepated tht=r tiu y of the settees Demme thy did ma maul& the wholes( the deseriptiea ef quit& autos stated is the third ethos of the ashes. Mr. Bowtaiirmateadled that the seseatial part of the lidestkta wwsias, anaely, "rest duple," sad, bat toe auks was to the "like street with the &dna, se " 11. barrister Bedded the notice to be geed, sad to Milers. Chalk wt bdag pumas, the mass were *track elf toe list. .1. F. dream wu *sited to by the protsedionlits is the perish of Bishop's Eltortfori, he bating nom a teliarmal daub, deuribbl; his qsalidatisa to the third °Mum as ewer..." Mr. Bowman railed mica Mr. Ones, whe mined that be was la prusastaa el e heskeld metope of t value to mart the Inwebile, sad this rarmasted the Unbent to smut the date nadir the fouls* seeds& of the Reektiatioa Amt ' • Mr. Mammas *Muted to the eltautioa, sad amiss Out the slaim wee bed is low, willed spin this banister to m utate it. After maidesabli Mummies the Maim wu ex The emu at its akin adjouraed to }Wahl* P orWeiass- Le the melt of to day's 'whim: LI thine abeirad. 6 Liberal stesetiess Tiny aims Tay shjesdies suitaisad l2 THE WEST NORFOLK RITMO?, for the prevent year tam a considerable gain to tits liberal eases. Tan Wear Runno itzTunon.—'ll* present en vision shows that, even as mann an 'stranding ef fort of the tints, the liberal gala is 306, sad there is little doubt felt by Mom who know what is doing is the way of qualifying for the sweaty Inaehic that the ant year wilt show a very large entority of liberal Thar freehold building sad la..d sonnies organised in all the pia eipel maaufesteriag districts of the Mimi, will tarnish a rapidly imersaelag lumber of liberties! arenas ; end though a manse haildiag society is patreand by bur. Denson, we Walt the tory party greatly misunderstand the state of political opiates sumps the daises likely to join sash sonnies, if they morn that =say will qualify to oppose pesos sad nesosay sad as is:tendon sat frogs. Hendee, spite of the intrados' of protectionist fancies, somehow or other the idea is became sues %mad in the national send, net only that free trade is • fact, but that it is a great sad mighty benefit ; ern fun labourers, like all others who can feel the value of a cheap lost, know &hit • sad *Waugh feta oomph's, trim the diffi culty of their ;alike, se betwixt protection rents sad fres tussle viols, may sot synpuhin with the labourers, yet they toe will soon see that the *Outmost is final, so tar m pro teeth's goes, sad will tight themselves, as reopens rest. When that is darts, who ma doubt that they too will uphold the policy of pesos and nosony, and a free vote. Oa these qaestions the liberal luny mast ultimately unite, and then the stale cry of nannies will All unheeded, eves on the ears as Wheat !armors. To the liberal party we bare one word of SalViCO to afire., Tits rash of the isat's revision is rushy to dub eursaisation and smithy. They must follow it up ; sad men especially In extenduss the freehold building and lead soeleths. As a man of streastimeing the reform petty thus are of gnat use; whilst as • means of strength the social syshem we believe they are Isysluable. They estrairege habits of economy end sobriety, they in ere WO the Dauber who have a stake is the 'maintenance of , eider, sad they furnish a strong link of connexin betwixt the mill.mans of trade and manufactures aad the mere pperatins; besides breaking down that &plate wall of poll. *el privilege, is manties whisk has hitherto belonged almost maluelveli ither to the mon weeltkpelsasse, or to the mere tenant sawill. N. xt to the impartation of Intel ', inusal and religious haowledge to the inn ustrious closes*, it loppeare to us that ao better thiag can be done foe them than stimulate the &she of Meat aegai.l..hte. at oat* pees. nery aad political, in the stripe of a aid ; and it is to us ;asource Ogren gretlliostlon that the number of persoas eiready scrolled is building and laud societies in the West Riding may be reamed tot by mores end banderols bat nausea& —Lugs Mercury. at Court. DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FOR WINDSOR. The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by the Viecoustess Canines. Lady in Wads ; HOU. Lucy Herr, Raid at Honour in Waiting ; Lint. Ccic el the Una. C. B ' Phipp, and the Mester of the Household, lett Backlashes' Passe sr ten mauves past olio o'clock an Saturday 'Rer uns for Vhadsor Ceetle. Her liejeety end his Rryal Wet ting were conducted to thom earner by the Lord Steward, the Vice Clasaberlais. Sir B Bowater, sad Colonel *flu Nee Majesty end his Royal Highness were escorted by • do taslnneat of Hues--re from the Palate to the Rise Rims statics, travelled by • epithet train on the London aselbouth Western Railway to Betaken, sad were escorted by a detain. moat of the let L'io Guards (commanded by t•••• Earl of Mentateharles) to Windsor Castle, where they arrived at • gsarter past two o'clock. Their R. lii.lmees the Prises of Wake, Pesos Alfred. the Primer Royal, the Ponca.. Alice. the PtiDOEVI Helms, sad the Prison* Louisa, attended by the Dowager Lady Lynette's, Kos Hilliard, Lint . -Colonel F. H. Bey. molar, and Mr. Birch, left Osborne at half-past aloe o' 'lock as Saturday arernieg, and arrived at WWl°, Castle at twenty nine's' past are o'clock oa Sistarday afteraoos. Wurnsoa. Siranaa.—Her Majesty sad his Royal MO WN PARMA Albert walked tpie as ruing is the grounds reljeeeat to the mile. Tae royal Wady took their acme toured airless. The Queen sad Prises Albert, the '.dice sad gestlemen of the °mart, sad the domestic household, at. towed divine service this ra-ring in the private chapel of the castle. The Has sae R e fl. Wellesley ciliated. Their Royal Highnesses toe Doan @sof Cambridge, the Renditsvy Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Su& its, and the Prisons Mary, vieltid her Majesty the Queer Dowesee r on Saturday at Bentley !rimy, Swann*. lite Royal Highness Priaoll George "wind the Queen Dowager on Friday. Her Royal Highness the Duchies of Kent attended divine envies )estersiay morning in St. Lake's Church, Skiano-nrese. His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge e naced divine servile yesterday afternoon ia Grosvenor Chen', South Artily street. The Coast and Countess de Mealy visited her Royal flightier the Duchess of sent an Saturday, at Cleresoohoase, St. Juan's. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady Mary Wood left town on Saturday for their seat, Mellen. ..hall, Dor outer. The Earl end Countess Grey left town on Bawdy foe Illowick-hall, Northumberland: TILL LORD DIOR COMMISSIONER OP ERR lONIAN ISLANDS (now Bir Henry George Ward) has been Douai. sated by her Mainly a Kniaht Grand CMS alibis Order of ft. Masai sal Is. Omer. Coast Doessai, Ike:Mary to the Liaise Political Bessie ; Chevalier lidies Proeuseer Genera to** leaks geverassat; sad CSeialier Dunes chine, President of the Legislative Assembly of the Imam Lauds. ham bees seminated Kaights Canimanders of the Order of Is. )(Shea and ft. Oeorr.—Obssreer. COLONIAL AND DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.—W. J Woodoosh, Beg., is updated Chief Jollies of Demissies.— R. J. Olaaville Em.„ leteChief Jules of Dominic., is re moved to be dbief Juke of lb. Kitee.—John P. Sathh, Bm., eppoiste . d Colonial Secretary to Lesae.—Mr. Jsespn Fadelle is appointed proves musks] at Dessisiee.— Mt W. R M'Cuy is appointed mistier and sessetary and clerk of the enrolmews at Duntee.—Mr. B. MUM" is appointed a siimadiery llosieuste fee Bride& (Mena Mr. Timms lidward Lytton, is. of air Bderud Balser Lyass, But. Is updated u lisped attatild to the British embus, at Washisuse, JOWL'S OkeU las been mutated British wureemel at Btu's.— Observer. INIITROCTIONS TO PlOTIleCiaL Iratrustrae he the oraratheerant of Saturday sight ditty la the provisos", red Sraday duty in Leedom, were Ira* on Weds's*, sight. On Friday sight freak bistructioss were Wend to all the strategist por.etheee, inforsdag them that the new regulation/0o ha as they related to staking up a Saturday sight bag ter Lesko, were to come into ope ration wen the 27th. There was no cousterstand, however, ' of the lastrratioss relative to the discostiaussee of the Sun da, day bag to Leedom iron the provisoes, and of the Aram of all provincial post.oline ken 10 a... to 6 p.m. os the flabbeth-day. A separate others is attire( up in the General Pcorafilee for the perlornethoe of the Sradey duty, ma the dirks who have undertakes to parka= it ath so way contrated with the peso* Inland oaks. PROCEEDINGS AGAINST . LOLA MORTIS BAIL.— Smassesses hove bees Mara maths; the bail of tbe Coulter ef Leaddeldt, Mara. Devise, lather and sers, solicitor., NAtieg-hdl, to be heard at Marlboro", _h-street *las co We l dneedey seat, the denudes's bong celled "ports show awe why tiny should sot pay over to the mows the sum of 1001 ea*, the snout of their resorahation far the appear aloe of Ides. Heald, Caesura of Loaded*. is answer a thugs of bigot,. The proossithge, it le usintood, do cot de p en d on the elpoperation of the prararadra pasties. but sek • place u a .ntt . r of wrath, the nolo r ges.nd, Mr. Wray, requiring the meet to be odd. It is sow Ituisnlly rade:rood that hrs. Heald dire to salad the . haste of a trial; asil, the* ore, nothing hasher can he deft in the ran. as la ea thithargo elligray is oineersed. Is is said, that the Ind hays r• saved** snout for whist they Ives • • rullusibis— Swear Pore. CILSSOOW AND LtIODLSND STZEthI-PACMII2 COM, reatv.—Tte heat saw n& rend amiss of its =spas, was held is the CRom Rote Otsego*, en Thraday,* 19 'Wok*, when • tun report of the Desesedingl if the coo- Peer. logedtet with a droned *aim; of lo affairs, was laid before th e meeting. PM. those it rapper* that, as the leeporadestodly low hoe pod =1: 6 0 *▪ twist Glossa sad sus Paws, and the heekedlo animas, the Staid of Lora had 'rat "sly deararker arhits =passe, niOnding iraturato at d ail aorta *abutted earned a th at wi th which the dhoti= very • tly coo seemed epreratbs *ad. Thereafter for the " p i= y e a r w ere .Mated. awl %SS Swaim separated highly with tho malt el the iltst semen's oporathee. THZ RiCiNT Priee 111 zee CtrY.—On Betas-' daii it wee rat /Mora bp the dingo, sesnottot with the iiQKost illnesses oeepseits ihat•p ges lideiTbilgesillmor timed 'woos had boa ut ested at the If or h • . eraperty demeleed upon the prodeth belonging Itt Gana and Grabs la L odes well s isle& *z•joirsed down on Seseaday week, he moat in this posed of Illesday hat. TM Sus loseeshoe Company .... • ....of 1.18,000 Tina A/Mras lasorsaile Rumen, ......... 11. 1 0 D The Atli I.await C .apaay ..,....... ' 6 000 Th. usimoso. --- . - MOD TM Legal and - erawissidel . " 13,000 TM 112444110e5e. Wodssi..... ...... 9,000 - .. _ Total .04,000 Thi ,ail-name./*' the above, Wraith% arras 'Moth& hi. oseelterati II varicose parts of cm mongol* Crean* of lower sera Win buil, idly* darks Ow day la grain" - the Morass totality of Elvers oat of the Tvi , s, and 'Arras ft etterte be &Wised silted. This will soapy at I set three .Mane's moth, when it will otErearde Isb tate by hralies. " sadere n al doubt it will natio over* thonsand poradkhich will be divided for the benefit of the over* theoZateedneerned. DIABOLICAL ATTIMPT.—Os Tuesday, as the seise .oaloss p.a. train hoar Ildashar.l to Grave mu pue ed. big ehmeitt beltway bitw•dis :007 ass Caskaary, the tee ' tem telt a aterrozasasitast of the 11160 M, wa WOO mete :tig i sms ateaatl '-'eastag sass Woe A •4g P hta-Ittiatt, Gemthe side raise. andp aid thra es the rail.. As the engine Mal aft Ms US -rungs Is beta:nth the stases sod threw .Nee aide splinted one of the largest * ran, The geode were babes sad tees heal dark deoridagi—sek h o miest. until deo had mcirersseikthin 0110. gives As MOS MI ' the .Psis sashed Oastlee.ry. isionnatiot wo . Orem bass as, ow has. wet aver/ smuts was at sherestioe ttive to i statist- et- ems sad tame, jt. It Is hothead* to • don epy f W such a lientble sod .hatch *ultra' ,acer pri the of the es peat Ix th eir esep4hes Op o any osilii at prattat.—North Britiall Jlitil. THE CHOLERA. The number of dust) s from cholera sad ()barbel's, roistered is Locus oa Friday, wen resmetivoly, 18 sad 13. Totol deaths from Cholera, registered from Sept. 17, 1848, to Oct 12, 1849 Ditto ditto from Joss 17. 1849 to Oct 12, 1849 13,401 Goemal Itogistor Offloe, Oct 13, 8 o'clock. Wtllollol.—The part of the town of Windsor, in which that dreadful swage, the cholera, is tow mine to it alarming extent, h a small moaned plat- mad Oaths court, leading out of Bier-lane, at the bottom is lihoses Sat, but a few feet shies the level of the Thanes. In asp quince, however, of her Majesty haying been advis. d not to take up her resideoce at ate Cia tie until the di.order has abated, the loc.' B mid of Heath (the Town Council) have resolved to adopt, at the Swab hour, the most efficient means to effect so desirable an object.. From Saturday last to Thursday no less tea fifkia hal oases marred in this very locality —l3 deaths Seim talon plow in the hour', and two imm. dist'', after the removal of the silicad to the Windsor IT ion. The amber of fatal eases, sisal the outhreek of the cholera is this "bratty, are between 33 and 40; only one amongst those who were stumbled liaise is covered, throgh the medial trestfeest of Mr. Pearl. From the following daciptios of Sardeofooert, le witch tee a olera has committed rack wawa wage, it Can trite but little saiptio that so may of the po r residents have fallen victims t —la tL coact there are 21 email boss. s, ash consisting or three room, the whole which are ompled--es roan onitainieg on an average tel lea. i Swing children ' then live poor s. Them Sata sr small, let out to separate await& ek d o s of sub hoao open Close to the privies, whisk are in a horribly fi lthy state ; the stack arisiso from bees b. log snit off. asive coo the whole asiglibutrimmed., Within fa test of the court there La at open Sinking Kids g boo the Theme"; into Which is o sell hom setae alter home is the osighbourkood. T h is ditelt, at doss, in ..at odessive, modally doing the het summer Into rho !wok raw of two of the hoses, um soil from Was OM' se Mr. Fisch and Mr. Cyan absolutely ss • s a rooterre habitations silt for a dog to live is, nod; less elutes beings. Is the mitre of a melt yard there is a PUMP. 'lUlligLich Water Is applied to alt the iesates of this less it. ross sort. Tab water is strongly lapvigas•ed wi 11 do Saki's% waled at Ilya KathieOeg sed drat[. by which the amp areasslad Oat elat ash bees lifoclestr e- kw papacies amble' Intel laid, " I' has bees drank by the es asfeetnastematura wise have fallen asthma data th lISIIMPeeh d Saes in Wisidefe: The tors of Windsor is met naiad*, &Med, bat his ..to barialfalit is W• lfiesithof Tans Am is am a operatioa in the Wrough t that elishat small elk it. adopted se remedy times ails, sad others of ma anal, disgracof.3 stoat. shish se attired apes whirr potions of the toen. r. Cressy, the goverment impetr . end• r the ast, wbn Za n it o riod lansatral days ia tieri eximioaticas and • lhaladatat the beruegt. stated is his r. Pont to the morn hood, Mat am Mesa sly • so roper &Jesse in liFiadson," ,but that the " &alai§ watt rod arrigh W.iedo4 ar• non in amber Sae the Mesa," .ttsit • tie .sausel cat o. easeriact there, he id wee AM* (natty au- Tag jugs: man MMIDES.-0a Saturday Morn• aaa t id oa ana oro ) t i l er lets that trz " tbilr b o b, rBll " a m o, oto r e ' 46.llr oto o s i to " ti tt tg d a .. r ii, B i k w ons, sp t powsotliaiouvrtottho the ede a rick inion G en eorg o ti f p M . a nee niiiie for . s• 4 oott ' " Wakis ,., 6 . d oo asp o Ydir.::; m money fo carry as the dance of his client. He an sido"otoooleasVis_sao-n°--iiTs_.4 kb' amts ant b tn ; l d s o l , l ,ti . fi ne ed erepe w w rar fos to 4 n le ad g oa to M o ar v iLli aor inr ous iori t o to lii tm eh a torri tbsela ls ati r e —has base aired paean r stored to Making, the !Ittihad ; that tt was his property ja a q b°r• E fi b T E A n . the be riolt , esti was in his presession long before the murder. s b o la s aitaaat , a e g o . ila i o d — t o mo d so — vditi o d oott - ca n — voortti-ros ve , td_ea._ . ing_ had_ pasoesio_ rises, tha aanaa at the Quail sal 168 rnithisi royal mm snate Y gen u cr Iteti;e, aulm.."."'. w ebo Berkshire Ckreseiele. - v• se. • • eller.rl aochasing at the lama of Mr. O'Canor. Man. COII4OOII STA las letter to Lord Carlisle, Dr slog kw corn gold watches , and other property sal,* ea Lailigsreeltbodomodb,.,l.4o.."l",..,Of ' 4 ; 11 2 11 " .06 „,,,,.., it am• Tourred loy the pellet Mr. Bans awns that it would be —.RI' sposiids for him to condos the defence of his client on gar as amis . ear .13oodwie B ails • geatlestss Of au htc .str bends, namely 301 and as sock property is WWI " '4".". sad r efts " " 14 " 6 ° ne. tramhh th. hands of the police, he consfd.ts that it melt to be glean lows at Talk ea the widi a • pormo.“— * A ir.thimas up ,0 min to •rnatile hi. V/ employ . the first soassehor KO dkd ban corn &AY . .•ei ...._ 1••• at8•1•11ar, whom 1•• lead. The cosuraioners of pots, with theft usual puma swis•rs raged ereenUs; Mere. Mie said a labourer wee at tail m e . m ass ., tos sa jma ditd ark in the wapiti of a church es the *swirl ens whichs fora ,00 his the t oss ahoy s old A. Ng a1 " . ... 1at 0_,_ 1 ", wa r as tans • 4•• ,. •• t•e t 1,1! is t h e tar rem feeler of lite property they I,oollllc ttiet wisarra yrs. / or et. OW= .0 . 0 •.• limey to 'be Secretary of St ade the HOMO They asked hiss how le itsp.w the moll of Silas ; be e h -.mild use his discretion nlts disposal 11! • =nto said he sad served as a ei4 4' ladle, and he lad tor ins" torwsr4sd a oratostitto oat &sudsy skis sr sir .'tea mere it there. The ahem% cam a he Fla GGo y . T . qu e„tiad that the wk.& the yr• petty timid m s 41 " 4 *NOV /wog' if Bw• "•••• . 1 "/ 51 • 1114 •••• the siva d, .ni a..t belonging to O'Connor, should b e ta. scainalOred as ' stir wady tot, was sods thf Om* r o w, emoted t. *sob* be ma woody grated to c an .. st adi ums leaden a ry kik sada to W• M r . w e .. 'or Maumedna e " antosets to 331 10. which Cutesteleriaa-- , The ammo soars to White yea refer is will .ot eye. pee toe the se of Mr de/pas tpou;ta t yam epee of this-day% doe (11th Cashew) inn COW bee is retar,rd, wish Kr. C •smock. Mr. 80a0M10111 has .124144. ky ea cad I • 6 •.d •4 4ww•t.,_wwi7 •• 11 •• hod t • oar at not cf Otisitey to def.ll4 Mrs. Manolog. Alt IA eleit. The, are theldlffb'•••: •v• •P••••• ••••"•• • The made"! of Oa abloom from U nesonger-lane Gaol to aralptitimed wits added at W•W•gellt 1 • 11 •••• N wets will .ake plats on Weds. edsz sea, which has 'saes with arose his aim Waltham at Me door a hie e isms. kited sr th em Manning Is deprewd it at. _wash tria, ell Mira tell• ••• 0 """ 04 bias"' • 1 • 11•1•• in 'Lori , . sod ...lad 'strictly by the parse sad two afeassed 13 ‘ . 6 of 114 , 161 " tninkete. Mo. Masts s 'Weeps up. her spirits, ad ass la fa* sem • wow? 0 " wil• • • """ vi her guar ions Saabs is lama% an isms to he the. went di or Ms sealed attesost . I am sot aware whoh. 3 l , le, alistalseefertally, teat he. SA was awed; sad thrall r two died of Awed" war. widths It hives FOUNDLING HOSTITAL..—The cometitta Bro thr 'ft a p wo o iteati..ea y end 144 t the -- ~q. d... i .iord here seiriiitonewly Meted id.. et e_ Unr w.l • bea b, sa d ma s a tar - e eto Ike pita t 'he secreory, yawl by the de .th el life."' • Lev sire e , en • beldiest appoints's% for fifty ram THE MURDER AT CLAPHAM. Math apparel in the Byrne, of Saturday, a brief amment of ibe monist of a woman and her thild by the lostrol. • At the Wasthereitth pike crort, es that day, acts after Mr. Porter bad MAN his seat upon the heath, Mr. Per rett, jaw, of fAaPlemmommoa, bergeth, arrived at the •8111 S, eel saki that he was la attendee's to gin evident, is the can. ' Is Use moans of half ea hear the murderer was ligesskt efate emit, la the onstedy of Mr. Caslilail. the frnmsaisaf the Clapham thstrist, ead Posed is the deek. Tao who is • mielicemed ma, with aotaing fern:ins= rime% Iroseleseribed Isthe eitarinehrot es 'MISS Wag tailTA Witham,. that tritons oreasised was William Coleman, who =1 um ono of the inapeetees of patios, and have the of the Clapham section of Übe V division. This stendoig. at • quarter past saves o'dorek, the primate seine to the MUNI, sad 'Adze/slag me, said, I ban some to give myself up. I asked him what for, and he said, or murder. (Here the prisoner burst isle a puthyom of grief, width lasted several minutia.) I punned that then wen marks of blood es his leads ad oath sad I asked him wheat he had men thred,.aad he said his wife. I &shed him will he lied WV death her, lid how he did it ;he replied, wi th a razor, and he then put his head in his left-band waistcoat pocket, lid heeded the near to me (a Week-handled no). I saw that it wee covered with blood. I then asked him his same sad where he lived, and he answered, " James Weston,' Cu peater'nhnildinge, Clapham." I @eked him if he had say other articles is his posesmion, whoa he handed ate throe keine, as also the key of his apartments. I than at owe despatched Sergeant Langton to his naideoce. Sergeant Leaven was present, and hoard all that tramped up to this tint. After Sergeant Lemma was gone, the prisoner said, "I have also murdered my child." I asked him the sm.:and he said it was s female, apt no year and sine months. Hs this said " - Then is seethes 'lend then else; I wish von weakling& after tee mart to lave her takes away." I wind Maass he came to de it, sad whether he had had a.y quarrel with his wife, a's he masa that they were Ia Use habit el havirg withal; broths, like other pee*, be i = i ef Si scion nature. said—" I west to hod lost' Dian, and felt so up to 4 o'clock this neseeing, whim pt. eat of bed, creek • light with • match, west down s ais a and fetched $ near (the tee produced); bat when I re turned I isle that I could sot do it, bet atter beieg tempted I formed a 'lsolation, and attacked my wits as she wee doming herself in bed." primer Acworth mode several leaobatat expessioes, having ao re wenn whinier to what had treaspred, but from sae nature of those ex pressions I believed him to be insane. The prisoner further speaking of his wife. " W• were to hats been dile sr this day, sad I could not hear it." lie farther mid Mr. Parrott sad aceninisered inedierne to him sun does previously. Prices—lt wee on Monday week. Ezernination resumed—He bald he gave him some thugs, and forced him to take them, and that it was dose by the sanction and advice of the Bev. Mr. Pritchard. Mr. Fervor—Before the primasr made these statements did you scathe him ? Inspector Coleman—l did so, your worship. After a little while he sobbed bitterly, and spoke is affectionate terms of his wife and child. The next witness exusin d was Frederick Lentos, who stated he was a sergeant It the V divides. Noe. 19. He begged the magistrate would pardon any discrepant' he might make, as the sight which he had witnessed had com pletely unnerved him. The witness then preceded with his evidence. and said—l went to the hone No. 1, Carpen ter's-place, High-strut, Clapham, and pt there einout seen o'clock. On my way *Aber I celled on Mr. Herring, tee relieving officer, he eroompanied me. I found tee key prisoner gave me uulocked the front door of the house 'winch as rents. Then was nothing to indicate disorder down stain, bat on going up stain I saw the leg of • womaa protruding on the Madam; • bed-room door was opts, and another leg rested 'pint the door-sell, the remainder pat of abs body was in tee room. The women was I; hag on he, hsek; she was dressed, all but her *hoes and etchings. Underneath her head there was a man's oat, and a wunsnes boot was betide her Gee. I also necked two foot necks withouishoes, se if some one had endeavoured to get into the adjuisieg room; the marks had bean made by naked feet 1 went towards UM woman's bead, and Mead her throat cut. Tears was • no , great deal of blood about toe bed-post and bedding. Then was a great flow of blood over the room. The head was nearly cut off. The woman was dead, but warm. The pulse had mated heating. Oat bed, and in the same room, I sew a child lying oa its face ; I examined it; and it* throat was cut. [rho prissier hers became over +holland with grief.] The amid was quite dead, but warm. I could not intuit, the bodies. I afterwards opened the adjoining room door, la which direction I had seen the foot marks, and I there found • little girl sitting up in bed. I don't know her exact ego. She might have bun four or an years old. Pruner— . She was jest upon nine years old." Essainatios rousted—" Tee child seemed very fright ened at me. I Inked whether she bad heard anything, and the meld, ' " Mr. John Parrott. jos. sargesa, was met sworn sad said —I strived at the house ' between half-pest eons and eight o'cliek. I found a weenie lylag up-stales with her throat cat. It was completely cut mom, the cot had divided the wiodpipe and carotid arteries, sad penetreted into V e spinal cord. Toe monad mast hive bean Instantly fatal. The WORMS was lying is a pool of blood. See was draw I with the exception of her oboes. I found a frank child lying on Its i t on the bed also in a pool tf Mood. I tamed it roiled, and. aiseevered its throat cot, so mash ee as to have separated the spinal cord and extended to til e:urd u ca sass use a ler w b euid:! th l e ha n re ec rOme na rreoU•cdon rallr P11) 01 61° 11 deceased. I believe she was cook is • gentleman'' beau es Cisphanneontese lid she had run • needle in her hied, abuse I extracted: I did set know she was married. I should think the deceased must hen endeavoured, is beg strogoln, to oat out el the room from the toot arks I saw ; eat it must ben ben after she had been wain led. It ap p and as it she had been trying to reach the other room., Winces said, is answer to some further questions from the bench, the ha had never to his knowlefies seen tits mi. aster previously. The Rev. Mr. Pritchard was a subscriber to the diceroary, and. he had sines learnt, had given ties prisoner an order for atedislas, wbieh he now believed was administered by him. He understood the prisoner to be in tionetaet rk ; his hens wee very oentfertahly furnished, end there did n ot appear to be any foundation tor his suppo. th the was tweed or disgraced. Icons' C insin produced the marriage certificate, which the poison" bed banded to bun when es first came to the cad by which it appeared be wee married in April. 1847, Ping thee • bachelor, to Karim Glover, widow, aid shot ;no serving child was by a former hothead. Mr Pointer end he should remand the prisoner until ('hurad. y nese, when evidence mast be produced to identity the b dies ..f the murdered woman and child, end he hoped lie • would be acne of that dramatic effect that had hero t rows Imo • resent ew of murder. There was no neon sity for co prodnelen of a great number of withers*, as the fact- were very clear. The prisoner was thee removed in custody. The ez.tieerrent at this mnmeat existing is this usually quiet village is 111 . 1 , 1*P. MI Seine of so pest a magnitude as mar.. er hairier polluted this lac JP,' dace 1816, when en in. depodet.t aged lady, named Richardson, was mardend by her apron being Ironed into her month, which act mend suffocation. This lady lived In a hews seer the pin chapel ; the had • very absolute nephew aimed flu.ffell, sad with ti fee me 'nailer Pritchad, Heppe% liEli Soon, deceased epering the old la Heppe` it being amp • d 'here was a large slim of money In the hoses. Vb. ma der and robbery were effected, but it was sot until a nosed or 2001. h been offered that a clue was obtained to the p rostra , on. Seat turned EL ere evidenoe, and, priori. evilly upon his ustieneny. Weevil sod Hopped were Imaged. Pritebent wee never des nude heard of, and Bout, the ap prover, wan afterwards trensproted for math a watch. It aro on this carom thee Mr. Lewis, the thee coroner for the ofrnuquee;sci"LclossrAteser,,cuser o ed in an er d . m th e i intais istb e i t h o h f ria th ltt p te ra to n ld t °wooer Pr Beet Surrey, Nevins hitherto held ell inquests in that district. Mr. Teaser Higgs, the coroner for the Duchy of Len meter, came to Chiantis &bees six o'clock, and made his e ngagements wire If, id the beadle, to hold the inquest et welre OM At this day (la sd.y), at Mr. W. Anna% the Tio Sneers: A novidesiet km been impressed to see the Croce, which has been very properly clocked by Inspects's of the V. sad Ethiserma, of the P divisrna. From information received on Saturday ht is y li Se canereoe, the brigade format for the illirset, e Seward west up boo therefi leer rest seen, where Men two bevies, whisk are believed hi be the. of the two Wager children, hum the kind's particulars given by a female now in Guy's Hospital, who acted as seventh it ire. Berlin She states that eke was in the host loom ende first leer at the time the alphabet ermarred, and rat she was blows completely oat of the wham A Minute or two Won du noticed the no children lyint bed, en the opposite side of the nem te when the bodies was *sad, and she had an dean that w h en she was eared sult albs window, the eddldren wen blows out of their beds. The appestats:net sack indicate that they had bees foned with great 'fetew ermine the wall of the roost, - as the lade( the ringer °se was rest is twee. The tint two bodied found by the Swan bawls= as ateen to be those of Isms Baldwin, anitd pow, who woo is fir. Barites employ, and Mr. Barthel thin son, /Minas aged SO. The bodies el the two railer band last seethes of Alf ed sad lanemßarlin, of the respective's'. of , Wand 4 years. The other three children were found wander ' fie about the streets by the polite in the early pert of the lensing, and taken to a place o safety. The stateliest made by Me'. Berlin, the wile of the own pier, is the authorities of Ours Hespitel, explain the whole as to the origin of the melancholy occurreace. Moo, states that her husband had been in the habit edmekiag works for Dome time in the house in Brook street. They were gesendly made in the frost parlour, where they also took their meals, end the upper pertain we seed partly as "stores" and bedrooms. She bad sine Wid en, all of whom, with herself, her husband, the female Pelee Wynn, end ',the man Ba ldwin, were in th e hones at Ike tints of the accident. The reheat chile's, James and Allred (both &wised), were seen in the front room ,spetaire, and three others is as back room ; the remeader were with her at work with their fatter " tiabklag off " • large easier that was to be &bend yesterday. It °resisted of many grosses of wren, crackers, eatherthe wheels, blue candles, Sc. She cannot asp the nest quantity, bat there were considerable quantifies, and ad that had to be den to them wee tying them up sod waling them with wax. The man Baldwin bad been with them out • day or so to mist in completing the order. They were at work fa the port melon?, when at about ten ulautes pest ten Vase she asked ber husband it he would have supper, diode to the tin. He answered in the affirmative, and silk , " to Charles, th, it son, to hand him over • chair. This the young man wee in the act of doing whim, in passing the chair over the table he knocked it against a lighted naphtha lamp lensing from the eating, and the fork threw a pees of the red hot wick amongst the heap of fireworks piled up on the table beneath. It was men by the whole of them to tell among the stock, and they instantly attempted to prevent the combustible materials from igniting; but. alas! it wee beyond their mean for a bundle ot makers weeded the moment the bunting wick touched them, end, flying about the place, almost instantaneously set light to heaps of fireworks is other parts of the room, notwitbstand- Jos they one and all combated with the exploding articles with all their might, by trampling them under their feet r.nd throwing water sr them. This they continued as long se they were able, and finding the fire becoming &fur, and burning sulphur affecting bar senses, she made her escape into the back yard, followed by her husband, and she ima gined that both her sons and the man Baldwin escaped at the same time. Bee heard her son William scream out, " Mother, mother, come out," and called to him that she was safe. She believed he heard her, and managed to get out at the front. Mrs. Ballo, it should be observed, is unconscious of the feet that any of her family are lost. There is no doubt that Willies misunderstood his mother ; he suspected she wee amidst the explain, fireworks, and rushed in with an idea to rescue her, and perished. Her first thought, on somewhat recovering from the sulphurouus vapour she had inhaled, woe her children. To get at them, and the staircase, was beyond human power ; the continued explosions bad knocked down the lath and plaster pert. loos, and the whole of the lower part of the place was in flame, gushing up the stainw and out of the bark door. With the help of her husband she managed to climb out on to the roof of an outhouse, neer the window of the room where they slept. They heed their cries, and the children then opened the window, got out, and Jumped into her arms. After which she hes no recrellee tion of what occurred, exteptieg being brought to the hos pital. She declares that the re was no "composites," exposed in the frost parlour, but that in the caws left for pasties and securing up. There might be some powder in other pars of the house, but not any great quantity. She was confident that the orcifinsinee of her son knocking the chair west the lamp was purely accidental. He wee a well coned( di young inn to his father, and he used all his efforts to pre vent the fireworks from igni.ing. [The poor woman is thockingly injured ; her face, neck, and arms are greatly burnt, and it is much feared she will lose her eyesight. Fre quently during the day she inquired for her son Charles, but it wee not deemed prudent to communicate the sad beep of his fate or that of bet youngest children.] In the course of Saturday afternoon the sufferers were visited by the Bev. Mr. Odra°, the rector of Bermondsey , who kindly condoled with them, and promised his attention to the con dition of the remainder of the family, who are lodged in Bermondsey Workhouse. Last evening the condition of the survivors at Guy'. HA pita was thus reported by the principal engem : .6 wnit,ey Berle, era 46, severe bares over the Irina, face, and head ; going on favourably. " Ann Berlin, aged 40, his wife; race, bead, sad lower part of the body very much burnt; hopes entertained of her " Charles Berlin, aged 17, son of the former ; face shock ingly disfigured, and arms and chest burned ; favourable , symptoms of recovery. ..Pteehe Wynn, aged 22; extensive laceration of this thigh by falling on some spikes in leaping front the first floor window ; in a fair way of recovery." The latter unfortunate creature, strange to say, was found by the polite lying welte.ing in bled near Newington. It seems that after she wee extricated by some persons from the spikes, ehe ran away towards her mother's house, wii , cb is situate la the above locality ; exhaustion, however, over , came her from loss of blood, ad she dropped on the pave ' sent, where she was pick- d up by the police. From the devastating consequences of the explosion it is 'obvious that a large gustily of powder and other com bustible material must h .v 8 been on the permit's, although it is denied by Berlin end hie wife, and much surprise hee been Manifested by the inhabitants at the apparent neglect of the police in allowing so dangerous a trade to be carried n in so crowded • neighbourhood. PAA3IY XExBLE. —It is rumoured that Mr.. Bnta r is about to starry Theodora Sodswick, Baq., of Stockbridge. - • CHURCH DISCIPLINE. —The proceeding. under the Church D.scipline A^t egainstthe Rev. C. Rookie, &beneficed clergyman of the diocese of Ex. ter, for adultery, fornication, sad incontinence, were rentiottel at an adjourned meeting of the corambektiers held in the Chapter-houe, Exeter, on Thursday lest, when the evidence for the defendant woe continued, and the case for the defence closed at 8 o'clock in the evening. The court rise, and adjourned twit Friday at lhaltpast one, when, the promoter's advsate having replied, the snort, after deliberation, declared them was sufficient mime facia ground for instituting further proceedings. FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—At a meeting of the Newcastle and Oseelstad Committee, held on Turley We Mayor in the emit) it was ordered that one of ?dilute* patent safety boxes be provided for keeping the books end pipes. A sulbsentaittee was appointed to make inquiries es to the sale of land ; and It was resolved that no purchase of land be made except at a meeting of the committee con vened by circular, express' y stating the object of sub meet ing. A general misting of the society, it was reeglvt 4 e should be held as soon as convenient after the lette y next. Crewshay, atter stating that he had been at Big 'nineteen, and hummed all the estates which the code theft lad yorchesed, rend a paper containing much valuable information as to the working of the system. On Tusedat , a meeting of the Snederiand &clue ask place it the A ho. ream (Mr. J. W , 1930 in the their). Terse auditors wets those, and it win ordered that the ulei be printed. 140 shaves were taken, end sixty members paid their tit instal meet The prospects of the society are eneoureging.—teates deed Observer. THE LEAD TRAWL—WI are happy to have it in our power to report eassidenble fasprovemenUp in this important breach of the trade of the country. Tee year op nod eith a lame demand for pig lead for shipment to the United flutes of Amities; and this denied had steadily Increased Owing the year. Tale is &begetter • novel future, as the Unit. d States, instead of imporsistr, had for many yaws mported °amide:Age goanthit sot this mud. These large shipments, combined with a more active dossed lest the continent I perm mast have bed a considerable inflames- en the stocks se thn censry ; axe for the iefersetioa of these of out reader, who are int , rts ed in this article, we anhioln a com parative account of the imports to:. 1648 at.el 1819. Th. actual shipments made in the iv oath of Epptevaber, 1848. amounted to 686 tore, of the vela, of 12,1271 ; in the ion t Tin-ba, 1849, to 2,687 tons, of the vales f 44 4691. shipmate for the eta ht. months. end*, Sureath.r, 1848, were 4,222 tow, of the velum I 78,9081. ; for the eight soothe, ending Beotenther. 1849. they were 10,824 tons, of the value of 182,1091.—Mielley Journal. • SMIPWILCIL AND Lou or Lan.--0a Sato'dey fattolligoost readied Vatic' , of the total 1 as of the vss.el idadeavolw, of ea, Kiwi, waster, together with bwrsi, no the ilherrioshaw mkt, WWst of Norfolk. Ti. Teri was observed about 9 o'clock,* es. • erewd ir t raw imattiately eolt CPI as the bind, but were oath). th vendor mirages. The trier *liners were sree to get out uf t • vessel Wm their bet' "'bleb was instantly c rack by 1444.44440 144, sad 4.6 . sea Wished, in the alcht several hundreds et r ives. TOUTURE IN SWITZLRIAND.—A few dayd agio M. I—, ozomisjor tato v ,ave et Zoe, In ihritseelenti o bad o inv sicyte a cbanir at r t oibery epusW a oorv.r.t sawed Widooberi, sad. a tho two w, ma. , t airiest Pr, be ailed a her to *vow her as clean t o r•ts• pet...di; Wend, nuns he ordered that oho should tro imbiootod to vows. • tot tinily her two thumbs w• re Wafted is a tree, and dna _being attached to a .std, se hi...hi mused tossousb a riog to the ember, she was Mad the rrved. The veamia•oe • midis. rate thvn esq 4 ea ter tomato's her pal., hat, aa ob.. swag refuge. O. • rowed •Of so receive tvi, • a•ATf gl/9•11 fro sa p each T, 1 mowtt, hats ea effect, but, alter twelve seinewa• wren abs ads d f twerp awl avowed herevlf guilty. • A Pp.. tale aff.if. w. ll 0114 s to ass @mood *woad of the paten. -tt etl oat was d Ile up to pet a rvep ftpriosaod tot for at. g *lra e, is weal lase • t nig tie Worm d Os law, to cin—b v.. Int. orierani sod orirr to be . 211410.11MOtti , 4 sat her magistroto.—Parto pont% THE EXPLOSION AT BERMONDSEY. l i IN AT BERMONDSEY.' • i received on Saturday br sis l o g e format far the Mane, • fins leer Mat Pam, where he ire believed to be them of the two se kllewieg particulars given by a I's Hospital, who Peed as servant se that eke was 'in the heat loom time the 'triodes seemed, and impishly oat of the whew. A • e noticed the two Aliens less du of the reem te when the holies .( I se Opals that when she was tamed children wen Mowa oat of then: I° Meech iadioste that they had beea te *pilot the wall of the room, u i j Cu was Pat is found by the firesein Imo la= se- isms, Baldwin, podia pan, who spicy, sad Mr. Bullish 'Wet son ; bodies of tie two ehildsen bead tat 'anualisrlin, of the respective ages of ir three children were found wander- by the police la the early part of the ▪ place to safety. by Mrs. Berlin, the wile ef the own- s( Ouy's Hospital, expiable the whole origin of the melancholy oceurreacv. her husband had been in the habit r Dome time in the house in Brook- acuity made in the front parlour, ;sir meals, and the upper pertain ww ' and bedrooms. She bad PP Wirt- h herself her husband, the female • man Ba ldwin, were in the hones at I ant. The rashest diadems, James teed), were silo" in the front room sea is the back room ' • the remainder with their Attire " fialshimg off " a be delivered yesterday. It painted sibs, crackers, estkeria• wheels, blue not sty the axed quantity, bet there etittee, end that had to be demo to ep acid Reeling them with wax. The with them bat a day or SD to Waist let. They were at work in the front nit ten abates pest tea Annie ohe he would have supper, distils , / to the the affirmative, and celled to Charles, a over a chair. This the young man g when, in passing the chair per the it Value a lighted naphtha lamp idling, and the jerk threw t wick mow, the heap of fireworks beneath. It was seen by the whole of he stock, and they instantly attempted bastible materials from igniting; but. their lamp, for a beadle of mane of the bunting wick touched them, and, caw, almost instantaneously set light to i other puts of the room, notwithatand i 11 - 1 combated with the exploding articles by trampling them under their feet cad hem. This they °optioned Si lop; is • finding the fire becoming &per, and henna her senses, she made her escape , followed by her husband, and she ima- ge eons and the men Baldwin escaped at ; as heard her son William scream out, ems out," and celled to him that she was he heard bee, end managed to get out at iould be observed, is unconscious of the • r family are lost. There is no doubt that nod his mother ; he suspected she was • g fireworks, and rushed in with an idea tricked. Her first thought, on sementhat sulphureous vapour she had inhaled, wee et at them, and the staireaw, was beyond continued explosions bad *naked down ports , ions, and the whole of the lower is in flames, gushing up the stairease and re. With the help of her husband she rat on to the roof of an outhouse, near the om where they slept. They heard their ilea thou opened the window, got out, it arms. After which she bee so reeelleo- vd, excepting being brought to the bo► that was no •' composition" exposed ir, but that in the eases left for pasties and re might be some powder in other parts of t any great quantity. She was cotfident • nee of her son knocking the chair waist rely accidental. lie was a well conducted father, and he used all his efforts to pe- ts from heel ing. [The poor woman is d ; her face, neck, and arms are greatly mob feared she will lose her eyesight. Fre- ts day she inquired for her son Charles, ✓ed prudent to communicate the sad tidings of SST youngest children.] • of Saturday afternoon the sufferers were v. Mr. Odra°, the rector of Bermondsey, led with them, sod promised his attention of the remainder of the family, who are nthey Workhouse. fe coedition of the survivors at Guy's Hx- ported by the principal surgeon : lifted 46, severe bums over the Irma, going on favourably. aged 40, his wife; face, bead, and lower very much burnt; hopes entertained of her in, aged 17, son of the former ; face shock- and arms and chest burned ; farourabl• very. an, aged 22; extensive laceration of the on some spikes in leaping front the first i a fair way of recovery." irtunate creature, strange to say, was found tri weltedng in blind near Newington. It • he was extricated by some persons from the way towards her mother's house, wh;ch ie hove locality ; exhaustion, however, over- on of blood, sad she dropped on the pave- wee pick. d up by the police. &stating consequences of the explosion it is large quantity of powder and other com- I must h ,ve been on the premires, although lean and his wife, and much surprise has by the inhabitants at the apparent neglect showiest so dangerous a trade to be carried a neighbourhood. IIBLE.—It is rumoured that Mrs. Butler y Theodora Sedgwick, Bag.. of Stockbridge. feCIPLINII. —The proceedings wider the is •wainst the Rev. C. Rookie, a beneficed e diocese of Baiter, for adultery, fornication, cc, were continuel at an adjourned meeting loins held in the Chapter-house, Exeter, on when the evidence for the defendant wee the cam for the defence closed at 8 o'clock in he court rose, and adjourned genii Friday at hen, the promoter's adv.icate having replied, deliheration, declared there wee sufficient mud for instituting further proceedings. LAND SOCIETY.—At a meeting of the detrained Committee, held on Turley (the bait) it was ordered that one of Mihhei axes be provided for keeping the books end -committee was appoirred to make inquiries land ; end ft was resolved thee no purchase de except at a meeting of the committee eon- • express'y stating the object of etich rivet- ed meeting of the society, it was 'melee.% AS soon as convenient after the Itto ,- Sehue•yr • %missy, after stating that he had been at Bir- inspetod all the estates which the code y hosed, read a paper containirg much valua ble to the working of the system. On Tusedal , a Snaderland Sedate mole plane it Nile A be- W,lma in the Asir). Three auditors were was ordered that the rules be printed. 140 • lee, and sixty menthe's paid their kit instal- ; aspens of ilia society are encoureging.—hafes - . InrilMt—We are happy to have it in our emmidevahle improvement, in this important hods of the country. Tee year op node ith • far pig Iced for shipment to the United States ad this °eased had steadily increased Owing nisi is shover or • novel feature, as the Unit, d lot Plash*, had for many yew* exported naatltieso' ibis meted. These large shipments. i a more active demand Irma the Ofistlaew me had a considerable iefleesee- on the stocks aroma for the ialermatioa of these of out re intent ed in this article, we subjoin a cons- ant of the exports for 1948 aced 1819. The • ibis made in the ...oath of September, 184% 186 roes, of the vales of 12,1271 ; in the men its 1849, to 2,687 toes, of the vales e f 44 4691. 6 1 . •s for the eieht reonibs. ending In tom, of the value • f 78,9081. ; for the eight Beotensher. 1849. 'hey were 10,824 tons, of 62,1091.—Mialver Journal. Mt Leo Loss or lang.--On Satmdty tacked Lloyie. of the total I as of the a...el le ea, Iliad, master, together with all , •n • ; itherriosham reek., e:lest of Norfolk. The served ahem 9 o'clock,* re. • crowd ci je itely writ eked the beach, bur were seede t) see. The weer fellows were sees to get out of • their Is a „ se bleb Cie instantl creek by a les, sad all Me men perished, In the sletht reds of r was. SWITZLIILAND.—A few dayd legs , xamiejne ea. , * or Zug,. in Bwitserlan.f. hate a obarte of r t iabery agetnn a serviot 1 I tubers, sad..• the maw was clearly mode be eg ged n her to avow her guilt. Bin , re- I I oied, whores en he ordered that she should ibe Venue. A toe tingly her two therein w. re tree, and dna _brie( attached te a muds whi , h lb a Hug se the pinup, she was lifted 'r ee Th e roismiass • ins d is.sass then cello . ,fese her gal., hat, as she , agar, peneri4. • receive ter-' hio•vy blows from p stick TO*, s so affect, but, sits/ {Weiss ssisisSis • Wren fe • mere! and ainemed beraelf galley. .A r. poo r of 8 ails to Om linstid aped of tits cant. •••It ice up to pee a ...Tess reprimaed cc the mt• real Ws • t te, 'see the law, to get Is losinfr sear to he .re-eommenced tano ee listrate.—Parre poser. I emillimenmer