The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-14 00:00:00

VTEEN .COUNTIES RAILWAY. 1 T b. seljouraid *seta, from Thursday last, lor ta eeltditiriC fpgt=°1704174,1,0011, rieskjtieva MO mon 1014118e/mgd s4 3 t• Laidig Pass. • . . • 1144. tl Ift.,CASH labs/ boss yam to UM sear, • • •11* 81C111MTAMT (Ms. Bassy)•ststell tbs. WiniVik gpd has additing Oar *Masts thy herd to the *arms 'wilt* ausahtto, Malt Weal i =t os -tha —y tho how pajleutaal Ob. eio .01, Vida be eela jeaa• haul se Askew alatees (Maga *Wow 011k*1f IF *sties. "Ile.* Sir,—lieat reeds , hiseash he ad pplisegass that wo adz *lea es .M..4..- sal l ;;; ma. awn tars sppoistad. I Ana the amine sett toadsolve to thiliaussay at the meatiogerill he hr yea a am alter etembit et the wipe 3aveatiganka to take the *air tilos/sod :to alai* aril at say ta= of tba as* atiallossibeebses engin* yet ad tha sliadhwe the TOMS let s w essase, amt I big ms will be tad saes& 1. make it awls, dear Bit, yeas faitiltelly, .filitset9 • Dam Warnoisolos. " CsibiAwl The CH Alliatit Catl)=Titat aphis wily Viers is to ellador liste 16 tato dill Omit. That. Is moths/ Ms.r. which the IN/qattAry will sew road tp yes. The Busman *as tad the two 111110WAII: • " 72, Irnalsord-tbat, Key 19,1349. 0 Dear .ilir—The hieg attar ot reigsatioa at 'sal MN Rill mita trait *a atomised ssestlSg os ay. I hops Ido impeoper is aka. yea to lay lb. litter lairs the meeMig.—l sa, yaw **diem stram, ' Joss DUNCAN. " W. Cab, Ma." 10 111 DIJICTOSII 01 5 1 LUTZ= COMM LAVA/ COXFAIrf. 72, Lossassooriass, Max 11,1649. Gesslessoslt i sky tornados is *is somassiostwa to taiga my aloe* eolishar to the Learn Comities Queasy. I am s empelleed ay that havkins build with ea a bide at the peddle usee, width 2 s aosateleas I Ma set deserved. I asubl wily totebtolt by Imosstreanitibe rah tbst I hat, afar d that em mon *us bialy lime after resolved tombs perform my eau to ay employme; 1 i bis shwas is any or at say time, *torn the astray, have been a heavy_ rtr from bateasests la the tow gma's shares at hip presslams ; that I have mar by tistissasi thaughout my long arneless to the essipasy by • wild sofas; tha I have coestaatly sad ropesseliy yew mated lidgaties sad its attandsat apnoea *We I mold . bops dem othattiss it the isms,.( preionlastl i p ' Old $. Beall lad oar for a meat* Ward sty Oki I base Ist xassy yaw pat, es yes thi Mesa ma Wily, detotad dips rat boats of assieties states to sommay'e A. e=rl l ' *sea bate as ham made ma tosaaratisa maga ;''that whoa slohassos MB thaw the *spay I have mtustartly Nee armed With mama smiles. to rasa dims so far se I opal/ (a, ix Imams, what tho dimmest 'Aim at Stratimrd, gart,lB4& laths; to may =lt *maga, 1 goat* to he awed t sale so drags , is those &aims beyond ma* oat Ow.ket, tad a owls stem is Juk _last railway pasporty haft deplistabl7 . espatialtd. .1 mind to mato ailadustioa of 20 per cost. • lam all say ham proesseiesel *ages, Os , ) ; l e r e N OlLpummel Sea mid asployed la the at smillrids" , is sad est of posilasest. I lots ia liens edrneetastlar m a iambi have beta dad bogus is.. *stied le blithe trey to mass the seaway% Massa hilts Is the aunt otamards et a Wawa il oilieg. po dui r s , sad Wood se saes ha kart at bosek er Oats vast these *lna. Have lass essrestal with the Oman day ow' *slags, tad I should ass say raw os the subject, if I did sot fool that I Mee hoes= • • silswily ; sad that it beim isspessale for me to eiesarn *saw whisk It is the man *lag is the saki to seise ra lawyer add legal 'trams, I saddle* relasmotly ill ettis las the piss at, when the sham of ~AM " ant, wild* ought sot to be directed wait sea, drowse stay other stand is record it writing whet IMw dose, sod to fatty sesisadatios. • Sowever I hove set tae least dais to Nom a coatiomme e lmy maims upon *one who de set mat than, sad I beg to lardasat M las *is dog I eadrapirolgs the oboe of ..sir*. fla Mostors Omaha Oesposy sad shall ease to amt mew*. - the saw tin, talk atiathst uSia. ha boos appoistod, I will gratltawAyallesd Is es* swam sis may So tessialte to poise& Way to Ills serapmessissoreass osi I will alm By maim be asap& a s they Sr. sow hos elehnop, give awry postalle mbeasos to ay Ilissansi is all psalisg vane* seas al shish are heavy • Sad lapeasst, so as *asks has es thrawaghly eomersaat • with them las pousesally. WM ay _ _wets sad gnats) *mks fee the psetesal halm. sad trisadalp shows always Iowa& as by Gary ansaber the board. I noels, gessisimis, year tom.obsalost falafel wirvent, Joan Dances. The Calmat sat road the meet el the sestiusen of the melt et Ow poll, 'is. : Tor 11. analgaesslies with ths Nasitit mama, 10,664 Apia* it 2,6se THE EXPRESS► MONDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1849. • Ty setarepeesented was—is favour ef the WKS ; spilt it 114,6001. - The aujedde el maltase la favour was 410. This two wee esesived wish meek Moak* Mr. MYNA es the meat at the emelliwent past the ' onalgessaies. orpreased bh satihodes at Ike swede of the bidet. Se thought Is • essupliawat Me to the eamakons, bra he had felt oompolled awe the reeohnion, lest at sob seemed made. on the subjea l amai j i =be said they were meniaem Is Wear a the The tats. W Kreettra Oda Manama, mad the natere e lt=posi Mimi. submitted la to by the of am vii.: " That a anaattes, warialeg of thirty tess, be masted by Ms imatigatka emesellies as I f f o= "1114 4 blies of weak 510,4011 aid upwards 6 „ 9/ sl , d „ n LON le 2,000 the ;osmium et lavestigades, asking the =II, areas to be a queems, fee the papas ef nand make eight sew direshmrs Isr the lathes et the inamay ; cot maladies to be cesese th ed e to sa mesems wt adleensed of the resameaden abe bl ea Teterea, the 31st Ire esiredna el &setae* he made by this ea meitme aSi of the asnebeee he pmemet. Likewise that the seauneaties of the dheatme ilia ohm be submitted by this mramittee to an nil gemesel seesaw" The CMAIIIMAN.—TIde readelies which is to be pee penal meg is sot Wended to tape by it w yes wad& as have bees advertised, ht to put the Wawa ia seek a shape that it may me te rso erly bases yea for am sidewalk.. I may my, formlf aid the other ambers ef the asemittas, OM we do wit propose this fee the = mam( at my ether peopeekles ; trey, we Om be to resolve frea you any ether plea you may pedal_ tit ametiesse hoppers this estausion mews from ties beieg er mend for tae coodderarisa of W mating, and to avoid tla we have deadest em tioa of Fabianism _this resolution. Kr. MEEK mad. Then is some little miseddesetwaha ia reference te Mk advertisement. It would ewer, he it stands, es if it IMO Wed of the lavedigatica einamlttee is majneetlas with the dineeen. lUm aft had the ' ha mar of atar= si y raft a the weinadme el kneed natio. dna me lee pp leek maks Dew rms. Lady smarm/ ow I wish to asks me resat in rams that part of die adartheasat wash relates to dipp venteneration of the fame & t aus. My salsa et the awake of reausamtba is shit whoa the ammo el the eight ensnare who may be ream anided gee papas& to yom est their duties ere defined, Mao yea shall be sled rasa to eat year ewe value on the moo end ask endow (Hear, boar ) I hops, Mat pea MS ast seastion that peaks of the p:ct 2 i t el: wldek gam to the menthe of rammration. (Hear. Wl* mpg to own glass peaks Me itiverdeement, though I thlek it Milt Moe ban awe fray warded, I stake ao dasetion. - hile I lea my I will make some refer ents to the anaemia a awes w the Wiaboods liat Is silo, *cm Mates, a mask amber, not awe Men wen effeml le a* a die enders, all it molt d whoa stalk& theasehat et the privilege, use Wag Me minis 0116 eases less, sad a umiak* has beat dawn - hen Mat la t h e ride yaws of al means whisk is not anessated, and whish. es it been be ems degree on tie eha. mews 111, Ms mailems, amid be dared ap totem the Croyl reed M the Clannish et this.seeies that ray who avebd Iderial of that pada, sated LOOK Whether asp of these dingoes Ma - ea take thwaSomest MN I maser us LDar the &MS woes at a Kemal, end mama of them MK Ira rhoweg ia tr i S z Thle le the Mee a the me: The is_a area to sabewibe 03r oneadmi oldie dares el the and to take a Moo ef Met Sae at 4 preset sad Ll= eat Met Mean. Mimosa, Lee, sal Creak, these of the Balm Canalise esseas, should be malless of Ik* W . deed beard. Is the era math of fiegesearte, m e of the Wbbseek eat St bee Oempeay skated rimer te the three abetadlosa mambas - of Ivie., SP toeVadtslooo fa Kaska mem dm Muslim ef Comtism Oen . These lease 000 wen he diviuss mamma tie NM* this mammals to Mr. Hamm mad Mr. Waddlegtat Maul the besed--esd they were tams awl paid Mr In this way : Mr. Dealow, 100 dimes ; Mr. Tube t 160; Mr. Keenerd. 100; Mr. Milk, 100; Mr. Pe term, 160; Mr. Roach, 200; sad Mr. Wird, ; ell of which were takes and paid apes at the that There woos sewed paid oleo 100 Mara allotted to lir. Mather, wads yes er tetra op. This is all eke impassable I lave Ss offer. Mr. OIBBES—I was 11110 of the dirsolon who sbelined to take Mee elm mid I with theft to be ondasheed, because h bee grao same, the pale papa, that we es asernsw. elm trtameselhish whereas I aid seas it &di eases Iselised to take this. Lama of amain is Pitt at Midi they were tarok thins Maras mesa west dews to 11 to 2 dinsunt. Bed it was not Ski, thee the Wishes* Moslem would has. Awed we to take desk* d their aimed we maid lam gedoseed 1,0001. sea by temesedea. Mar base.) Whet however:l wisk te de le 11.14411•=llst with agora to waif, and yea am 11/ um elagedear boa the list of thew who Kik these ass Mew, Imrsz.)) Or other word with ea ogee tea aleishuhaisa ia the 'Nasal report of the IMP 1111/11 it la the maims wins Mr. Davis, the omenta illi trle a Pomp la wliek he sates that a tionshe mf 16.0001. from the trdle to the Waal esolu a , s ofdask Is the balf-yeer sada, July, 1848, by effEe" insen. Mr. MEEK roe to one He thought it would t .**- tromely nadesirels to go lento the report of the comnittos thee. - .Kr. 0181103-I only wet to wen as *Mettle. (Hear,•keer.) • ily. MEEK-If we had leil any litiniadon that ibis untie wet to his Inaght famed, we deed have pro mrseessolinu elk the mamas of ameriag the cOmptaint; bat so is le, we has cwt gees uremia n. . • • ;Mrs OUIBBIIyeKo 11114,011 is oessery • it is nerdy en I vie to Rolm illsarjear. ' 4lls t al P3ll2ll lIIMANI 'sainted it Is 1... :4 'bet area 111100 .1 b Woohillo One perhaps to elbow Xs.:oiohs 1i yeses& •• (Her, kn.) Mr. 01B810,eME Deis is tepees* to hen 'sail that he resolved isstrustioe fee the directs to west" this we of 76,0001. free the se meet to the other. klavo MK she °Ass at derma of the Maass bt bait yen of cud. had se* • provides bons yet and the other dieesteee mike wars ti with at, we have hodgerrey _omen lit (flatIrloole) Asa aff lit elf 1 ea in taus ,I. weld rather hero emend say nue hen ab. emend" tins I wre1 ... 2 .4 1 , 11 4 114 d Selej? sernit. (Cimeety •I^ do ase aleit say that: sae Dale night mot beedossen , but I eyifle did, lee themek ea petipseshm 'head Megthe he inividnal who k as+ ye. en asap to cern» the the of the 'meting, be who dtanater kens attached, I thin it right to &had =INK (Lead theme.) 'nue are meal Aker points la the tepee I might allude to, bat I hew I mind ester he referring tit st all. The ationiuss are aware of the ties sad ane. Oka I have gime to the behest ,of the elapse . and tee man sever; have reedineed to kerns; es VW I lev y ees& • mionther oleo dinette ed 01 MO amen tosnadttos; bet Ike* this. to per thou eons mitenseireit that I have oat seethe wan to say. (Cheers.) ' A 6HAZAHOLDIR widen teeth • pinion as to de 2,0001. • it would even, tree theespiestioa a t Trundayt lest, die 16,0061. we *enema% remind by the awl aseltintairmse; the there wore two chews of sae ; wide was tie annet son ? • • Mr. BAOIIIIAW, M.P. who we »teed a his Oak* with aneareas tens of dopppo i sbala. townsba io.lef - I case bare *day for so Gem IitIPPOPI imp 011 ale a Tat ere node hoot my se "rensestello *WM to thee whisk you have meted Shea thopeldinsa ea the Tight the chair. (Hut, bast). I Me Ws to w ay - y that in re far in we Knees aro eseowsed e boogin sham, en reseleieW boapiet thee. la what we to be tko poduneses of a yeah duty. For nuoillig se gat the same bees& by the. es other geltiirea, lie saes, its • pines I. this see ea tell yes, I said my dens at &Wry man promiunt Thelsolitheit Is enemy Myea toltatewsbeissaisle sesesourpmesellellesebesensmath blessed been the weld. Oes ten me nark this rape I son sal* earf ee myself, se I es* tar ray brother dinette, that we engin to be mei Min to ea gestlamoo who lots iaristiosted lases soehoe, hi I pingo tea sag word of been that Iles brain inn thee the Whin of the :issepany free *air resat On ever I Mow before (Led arise of " Mans !" freer ell' parts of the nem.) De's thick I an so tea to he Wen as your ozprossions would infer. If yea ell apple persons to the dime= if your affaire-if yea ell put esehrions to that sffier-what taupe erre bet eatientismite like se will Inethsir beds of yew Ants ? (Bluest) Now Nese totes reseinsa width you pen ems Mr. aim me his at at yaw ,_• The thie p a tiotall seluiswirdresits el *iterate C: s t an a lend to Karp linkee, lin., in his wept en headsman wellies" with the request of the seareholders to aselirtaka the Melee ef this weeny; eke on none duel se satin andsleso la Km led the assurance of our some is Preying out sash mations as be may deem ne. wen hr the Real of the osespast." Well, gentlemen, *ere k yet Mai': take lie (" He, hear," and note liarrMdieeset) lUM—Is reply to Mr. liseskaw's °travesties, it =WC bo »sleben *as yen need year tionfidece in Mr. Haden, is anew whit the whsle nitre world. You seat bier bets the throne to presasis your interim+ You did not hew how le seed, but the director' did. (Hear.) Therese I feast lien& this =see to screen leiensell liner your iguareata. while he • es manner in which Mr. Madorm war *nog the tieneere you had plated In him. (Hest ht.) Mr. K.E.NNARD.-I should not have wed ft r the nearke nes gestlessan she soy right, that he did sot know neck *et the slake of the company until the appersace of the tematittose report lam eciesdingly swrithat he sheet have so etnimited himself-('" bier, hear," end ales of " It's tatty awkward, isn't it ?")-for he was • directe from the nennerne wet. As for me. I pre. ein at the andlo nth* eacers, sad I believe that no one Mon wire about the Erten Counties Company's affein the I do. But with rupee to their late nsansgewriet I know nothing-and good cart was taken that we should know nothlag. We attended the board meetings, an to as/ Cot the " t r ers ii rd. l It has be a ms allogoti se t t bo o t i they niVe i t have been altered by the board-that they . were under their eon trot. I deny it • they Wife ever lead before the board onta they were is • shape se to be sea by you. They were adore previously, and instructions were given without s slag). director kiewing that they were altered. (Criss of " tootoo.") Yee the evidence which came out in this row', it end appear that Mr. Waddington knew som a • th about it whoa he alluded to " cooking " the aecosats ; het, with let omptioe, I believe that no director know anything nee the osemate sa' they were put into shape, wheel elNeekeiel, se weed • right to 'include, that they had bees -felifilialy teen bean us aad homely TM somminsa hi the abodes a arta* amount of judos by stating that while your affairs wen sada the town of Mr. Banenest taste wee son belt to be found with the bask-keeping. Up to that time assrly every director sow at tho was Ureter. Bat wine Kr. Hudson cams in with •• board Meet undsretaatiag, namely, that he was to have alesinto coatrol - whkh he took good ease to heap -we omen to know anything. Mr. Haase M without doubt, a we of neat nee Omen mean evorywben to attend him, and en- Iledied esellinies wee place la him. for indent., nee, he *elle piaci, ha propped • 9e. dividend, although men onyle seroehies jetted in n offering 32., I recollect a Mr. Lee pew and asked some coties so ths room, bat h s woo May hosted dews. There wee • general Cry of " Taro hl. eat." (" Her sad • leek.) Wall, sow with to the let dividend. You are all men of Means, ▪ y relyp that, hater proposed • Is. dividend at the helf.ye esether, we tosld. in Ave mouths after biles the bons had Wee ended, fin out that you were 1 eitlibil to le? It use study inposeible. (Hear, hear.) Wooed dew bee bagged to leery Wort, or we were less emir pia fen than you were swilled to. You will My, RVWier permit it ?" es Aye, that 's the enestase.") yoe. Mr. Hodes said that he wind re, dose es nese ananteily, sad been the nails en gly. (A laugh.) Tha trails did knee* Why, we r i tt a ksow thee, he bee to Gad oat sem I I Mean half-year tomeen andhillt flMissid. sines& we wet bade to ere own boon, to wheat we were isepsesibia, cod tell es* what we tholt about the peek& of the SAM Owed= Company. Ws said, " This Mr. Huhn is a ormeeneed by his:dividaredi that, being the whore' Mee of Ys maw his osein e he nest and all his tedis Mee wit lac - We ewid net nadoreed the delay he new *I epee and lanorberegh, bat the nesse hoped 'tai we wen tiered se to the met that me we snack, althoug we wen noble to wrest the ____slam. nor could we area gosernyhnown what bad mann in the board room. The Mee thing happens else wen. It is peotilis thanes* preset enmities ley not be usinimose. (" Hat, kw "in • laugh.) The CHAIRMAN ritsarked the there we no notation beton the thatr. Mr. MOWN said that, as ear wets going to have new die sews, ha neon dry_ end haves* nun dumb waiters to to de stem Wilbur bad been does, sad my they knew 'White abet it. (Load ate of " e ms Mar.") dee. Amen cans down sow sad odd de/ mein! about the amounts ; bat they wen hided nenate, _and thew goollemsn wore trustees. Purely that was a high what (Hear, her. The CHAIRMAN wished to sake an obssrvatiou *oat tau»solution which he wee abet to propose. His friend oit his right (Mr. Meek) had mid that itled not ben sr red to by all the soianistst The bets win *id they_broke up on Thunday without a Two or throe went to the nation, and rs rs ia rt feir e trat all" mine sdvertisannet ought to bei eat to the popes if they whin things to go on in a regular way. They drew up • paper sinew to that which ha was about to rod. A . gene. of the emenittes was formed, sad when the = was dro wn up th ey coma down to 'et Tat, le pedal; thee to find soma of Ord r isiorgers. The Keg was required to be done . Whalley soled, th 'but ey Arun est Mr. Meek Irse,et. They stet Or hie, tins being prossiog, they saw ma t o o ft = what, they bed written' into the Beget dm these. paeans (Mr. Meek smillie Kist) sate, ani, he must I d nested to the fast olstrie hot as the crity ap triA dit, Ng we see on isseen. Bat they wen sot welded to *epee of to resellike sr soy oder they 'lowly newel .11put it into shoe. Mewing the that ohm escorted at peke .g'i'll' As to to talf% Wa t t ? BeAaNkelleVlVelal=" li IIINNOLOM s 4141 = 110. dee it deg irle other erettle lie and Ws asilamessa demo acaalas aright have Mos neg. If so the met let MA dii yew to rustily It, WI be thought that they let else a eat+eesre wed on tele nett prevent the assentsynalteg emstag eat owideg. With that epis odes he well sin the esdelle : TM Choltune *ea Tea the Adiseingneeleise :- 'Me a memitleso eseeneg trigyielleis be selected ley to lesittelie entelltle es 6 belies 011ie of • AMAMI upwards 6 . Ma ' • 6,00 to LlO, OOO 6 ~ 3,000 to 6, 000 6 90 . 2,000 to 9 , 000 6 teethe° wit h the committee el hnetigation, making the whole 38-12 to be a quorum, he the purpose of aoseatiag ✓ight new directors for the Were menegement of the cell piny. Such ncionatien to be preleatad to on sikellen menthe of the sharsholden, to beheld se Thursday the 31st inst. No selection of airmen to be made by this commitems etas 28 of the minis be pone Likewise that the re , muttered= of the alseem dial oho be submitted by this tomusittse to %Medd geed esedieg." Is answer to • queens, Mr. KENNARD odd that tie reset board must sit until the s ection of their sussossors. The shardsoldas had no ew to ream ths &unbar of dinettes, who suet Ike be tod, sad than they could rides that number them - se A SHAREHOLDIR mind, would to name of the now directors bo ennead previous to the ant meeting. Mr. BOK was glad that all had one oat. la his opinion all es dinners were equally Olt; In Hootionne these helm (Heti how.) faille. dig that they bad lime there fora specidefigoosee a was time that they beeeseded to &Mama Mr. BOX, whohoil sumeiml kneikto alma' Mom the Id the. Orgliedlsok in the vain endeavour a biasing ism indignastly that ha shiuld ed. ,He hod three resektiene td vertex aan i Th e rj, P‘ oh, oh, hod aim et "Cloastion.") He ~el dos wk. that d N.iimnalitee, • neekomed of ' thistalieldire lot apookted, who • AMA' kW • aseui to - the regisdrui lid of petodetnee, imi order t il l a w at t i t= s d t i I = ipospedties anti'tbat et highnim. but ht . . I ;ex a rl i ft iet• lowa to leek so fir qtalitUtios. Bea file chairman's mars titer hid sk lsodettot 10 t 0 slosh. while_ the kweekesiEt ril•we tirrt•••= thelsdie ileffseVil4ifke _sada alai aiiher ai l e L =M os. egeMillea alikeeor mike of cessamea - msei,' wilykak hake died titimillir . (HeaCkear.) • Mr.. HOG song areasiadeo, la whisk ware MAO A gasnoomosit arrests! Ake sates. Mr. MEHL —ff have Ultimo en ameadmest to sore.: " That that ponies et' the reeeludos prep s& by MP. Oa* which given poke ie the Nominee to•ffa the future reed- aeration of the dimes= be endued." (Hear.) believe the tints hoe arriki raffia, mire wises them gesdisuso eau woeld best serve as as dirt ems must be souk ahe m tad that those are not the men whom you wesldds wimp to 'select whi offer dummies". (Neer, hear.) My nodes of Wu qualifications for the directional a company with 1 , 131000,0001. of capibt, and with reaps aztast of miles& as the Banters Commies poems% diem% 'Arnow; from that which some of my.frieseis eatartais. brim it isepossible for a man who is engaged la sulk pursuits of kis own to spare the time necowery the Akin* perimMattee. o! the duties of that 'came ; neither dia think IRA a in" Who has horn eo lasi oat of bosisset that hi hue lost Ids business habits is the one you shield alsowee. (Hoar.) Bet a emshisatien et .4polideatiom is se smeary, whisk you well kid sap pemsktd , only . by nass who mug be 'fun and de an whets yea led podiums offs i g their services to you, that very offer should Mks you to look ispow them With 88. FAST emended tie •• 11111110AMOOMIPS eioned, in the wane, at whisk it was aimed by the eltsimmo that the emansiuno were not wedded r 45paribr of the issolition objected to by Mr. Moths odd diem dating with hint, must onset .to the maid l i x „lot. grayW rentd to Ili IMlWZlaidie airsabsti of diamed MulmitOM *la that ths director% be thought at the prams Ss stook, of M. par 201. share, twenty shares wee rem Dew a for ',director, a n d that it *sok to be at limt lee:met 4 though the shareholders had sii* perm, to dew* am akid . qualllicatioa. It wag dot tkplaioed"tboilhil toad rise in Aim sleet the titer *NOW lot , awl Mot milks present diratore, - who, 'llmeZilll77. dealt. wed& 4610 the outlines rirsousaradol, list Mow 1 ritelektelidag superdiog to the pledp gives to Me pap* , I Uri Vissietley lest. After some farther converektku, the 6 ikkat*ll vat es 's•ord amendment, which had been moved by Mr. 1112-14 seconded by. Mr. But, to the effect that all %hasped of the resoled= which termed to renvekratiou be emitted.. resod unanimously. Mr. Box's saseadmint wee them put, and lel/chit' with nearly egital saanitnity, only "4 bead king held up in its favour. • Oa the =an meolutiou king pet, A lILILRHOLIIER angOsitad that Instead of eight names far dintesom being submitted to the nest limiting, twelve should be proposed, in order that the sitarenolloss should hare some power of rejectien. The CHAIRMAN said that would be an invidious duty, which even a general meeting would not like to under take. Another STIARRHOLDRR obi reed that it appeared they were to hays no previous opportunity of lodging of the merits of the mndidetas. Mc. BROWN thought that a list might be est to the sharehtident previous to the day of meeting. The resqlut;on,as amended by Mr. Meek, was then put, and Carried unantmouply. Mr. MEEK peemisa the meeting that a list of the names recommended should be given to the proprietors at least oat week previous to the meeting Tu C H AIRMAN said they sight es well make a motion at oats, and put and carry it useabecody. This basins been din% the thanks ot th: meeting were voted to the chairman, and the smug separated. KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.- ANNIVERSARY DINNER. The tenth annivers iry dinner of the friends and subscribers to that excellent institution Itiog's College II ro pitsl, took place at the Freemesams' T , Great Queen street, on Saturday evening. The Right Hon. the Earl of Minutia accopied the chair; and to giving the Mast of the evening said: He found that jest ten years had elapsed during which. the King's College Hospital brA carried on, ao. I wading to its capacities and opportunities. a spirit of peaceful =mine that pain and discus which desolated and msnkiad as much as the ravages of war or the hostility of contending armies. He found that from the year 1840, whim 4, 086 out-patients, and 778 ice -patisate misdeed the benefits of this institution, there had been a p a wl .a our scale till in the last year that had pawl ma our heads, the year 1848, the In-patients, which were 778. had gown up to 1,253, and the 4,058 out-patients lad swelled lobo 19,383. (Load sheen.) He did not know this he ought at the same time to mention with more of cm peaulatioa than of regret, that notwitheteading this good siesta mediated to the came of hussaity, he found that at she' t' moment their fends exhibited • deficiency of ear Hs was sorry, indeed, that the generosity of the pub- Head set amble them folly to satisfy all the demands come arm the M AI, activity, and ability of their medial Vi l ln, but he was glad that their go offices had preceded sad anticipated the more tardy offer i ng of the public. (Hear, bear ) He oared not endeavour to hams, upon them the infinite good which such an institotion nest eosin upon an ove r-peopled, an overcrowded. metropolis like ems. He need sot endeavour to Mimeos upon them that in that wide arils erbillohe metropolis sow its vast alleys and noisome abodes—how much Cloture sliffotinessal MIK be —bow much unknown , oapitied, unrelieved (Hear ) He knew of no one other kind of institution whisk dila much to plow upon a level the wealthy and the went is them that were brat eff and them that wen went in this rugged journey of our life. If it were not for the inaseisa ties of the hospital. what could be mere allieffee,Mbet could be more smelling, than the Menem in the um& don of the rich man's state sad the poor mea's state t This moss who was or with 'his werld's pennellinna es they . were some, if he should be of suddenly, se stonskainent with siekatees, whether with the slow dinette which sappefillee juices of life, ea with the sodden accident which maned the shape of the limbs and paralysed the play_of the muscles such • man lay upon his mei epoch. He was by all the opulence of luxury and comfort. He eras satinaled hp die mem klifol, the mot morwisacid Irlirdolnas, win Wise .*mooed to his couch. He had always at hand tbo man tempting morsels to incite the polled appetite, the best compounied anodynes to compel. restoring slumber. He was not only guarded by the watchful and ptndent seal ed friends and Relatives, bat he was soothedby a thousand ten der ties of love, while the poor man lay racked with disease la his damp collar or frigid garret, perhaps in the pest-houses cal this metropolis, alone and unfriended—or, still wons, soaped up in some overcrowded precinct, where be was maidened by the noise of streaming children, or of men and woman blaspheming and musing. Holed a* hand, toms - nage his sufferings and to administer medicines—no physician to probe the seat of his dis ease or to rob pain of one moment of its anguish. This they would sllost was • distressing parallel. But her the hospital stopped in, and he should say, not only placed the poor man • a level with the rich man, but gave ham an actual supe- Amity. (Hear, hest.) Be Smith to the " general prospe rity of King's College HolPilat*" The toast wee most mathasiestioolly resolved. The SII.C.ARTAXT hen reed along list of subscriptions and dematims to the hospital, which lad had just received, and which &amounted lai the aggregate to nearly 2,0001 One donation, whisk had 'been mat in by'__ _on anonymous indivi dual, was fee the handsome arum of 2001. - The Bishop of ittroN proposed the health of their noble sirs's. This having been received with universal applause. The 81111101. declared that he felt by their expressions of applaaw that his task was already done; tor, although it might not bee fallen to their lot tohisk be acq adorned mdated with the saw private virtue w the nobleman is gaestioe none slithers b e bo igaorant of net brilliant sad swpasslag eloquence w hich breathed from Iris lips, Ina dames great public newton he had rendered to his sentry ia essay °faces of high tzust. (Olean.) Th h t oey would therefore receive with acclimation " the healt their noble chairman." The toast was bank with alas times nine. The CHAIRMAN having expressed his grateful tense of the boson coalmen him, gave them " Piaui* and Professors of Ring's College, and the health of the Dean of Westminster." The tout was drunk with di the tumours. Several other complimentary torts Davie' been drunk, The CHAIRMAN mid, that although the contribu.ious received that eveniatAnonsted to the very respestabit figure cf neari la y op l i no_c, yet that that sum mast ae. cesearily and be serried to the current exposMs of the institution. It was the opinion of sad went that they ought to raise a more capacious, appropriate, becongsw inside than they y pawed ; sad he trusted that the bounty of the pu blicnix hereafter enable • etractan to be on the site of grand which bad b y ests Wowed by the *carders aid reepossibility of their friesds. Bvea this. within the last tow minus, • paper had been pared* two er three bends, and the nut or 461. bad been satemethed tile boadissi fasd—(eheers)--and if other spostabonmetbeeld fewer contspoading spirit of liberality a wee watembeg would be erected. Re bl peorming * lit W. B. Riddell and the S g t. B. RIDDELL re.onded, and propos ed the tout of Ladies," which yam, of course, very enthusiasti cally Mink. The ninon and the oampany thee retired. ------ Rom NAVAL SCHOOL, NEW Chose.—Neill Mal- Ws, Ent., has presentee the munificent sum of 1001. he the pure of tour debentures, qualifying him to nominate the sons of nave] sad marine damn as pupils is this in We understand that several of the former pupils, following the example of other hrge public sabools, ham associated the es/re togetiter, with a view of testifying the ensuing estimation in which thay hold *heir school, by sanding the asni• misers dinner, mast the presiileney ot the Lord suing[. MI BCOII'I,SH SOCIRTY.—INAUGUBATION 1 . DINNER. ... Is the remits ,riksios _of relelthaus-rya s unbar, of t= S i r s torm luire ports and hrmaa a . c lub for th Pea p e se p : O li t a lrir In =db. Theirounikthough sot =Waive, erif well a= floral PaPbsoll V war= they are to , be &Voted, as the obelt-heses lea hanierams end .ezeollifiel contrivad* with a litepaell pecgcalkmai and ' oreamenta filadastagii. 'Thera me 'oleo droving •pd mead' /Mot sitongr elablieuss sikesseri. . hit etifividarlie bowsoll dhow, ;IsZile i=usember et " Were imbed, and about is hanieei aelthearm ,ana isgthpuese aaadbwm isaay et time .lallighlesi maim= Ira di - 4oesee welallasstrt: obl ba t=te Ilsollaed, &s Canaan, and e mbhu ethe,. fr a s i s i sol — raving 47 eisiatiVal asiditiplesiaaaaaja Casa Marquis ellbanummars. paged ci the satiety, =WOW &sir ; sad he tramaelisk Ma soli Sled by Drasslanrig, th e society's ijempli4damt.. Ais llgrt tte,septabers sad gnates t rzent = 1,41 11•1lfm MI sir W. Clayton Daps. K , . ,61i r ersh Cheesy, W. Clmabess. Bsq. Chaise Kittiat, Bag , R.' IL Elatcad, Esq., lbs. TM Queen's and be Doke of ButXotlatwel piper, Pa rtied the room et latenals daring the dilutor, sad peru terms& sevesal natisoll sin eoprepriate to the siesta. The umal42 ll Come ide r isi m =ow were superseded by i tal bead, who per- Redid Bei= airs In TM aside CllALElna li Z=oval tals e t i thaeleth, pro posed" The Melth of the a eitd - he obi ea= to dui v O ir gredilessionevisseed by bee 1141100 b Thle, - with the o th er loyal toes* wen isemit with mak • that a " The Priem of wales" bring the first' that Wit greeted with' Highland honoureiwikki were lad with greet spirit by Illr.Baclan. • The "May and Nay" harlot been poro, Sir W. Cr. crrox and Capt. DiscDooost. retarsed - les. Tse gallant pastels, in relation to the endow of the British navy at this time, elmened that, in the mated& was, he did not hesitate to say %basilica:ye our enemies may be, the service, now so eildeady aided 'by the powers of steam, was in each's sandhi= of. skill and discipline, that in eis soothe it would not leave enrisgb of the e sibie r i Ze b t sulig She nezoitoset the tria ssaa was " 1 to , ° attend irep the In ," whic h bat; was m_sa eothimissdsOy_isat.. TM noble CRWMAN than istrodusei the toast of the meal*. Assesistene el -11hilikatta., b. remarked, wars of 1 great wry* In preemaimi Lion beet. hied of 111011011i06—that 1 whicbgme stemigtis to the Saabs) sad heal= to the emirs trim. Keay Beettlek sews were little practised la Ban had ; and the Seatelds fteisty wadi doubtless be the means rof pronsaing them la This muntry. Re world coseberle by R r;' i rcapsity Weise Bead= desiety." a 1 leist wee eelmade dle wilt OLM Mma, most a r lhalaislared. The noble CB CRAIRNIATI -(Lard Drawler rig) in a met sad Moon= speech, prepaset.(as we understood), laces* to the ferdseetaiog grAeorkw.. The fiat public aampeittida fee prises (he seR) take plea In Rol lead-pak, sad be had little *web% of its mune= The pawing would be greed by the peeseam ci many of the eassram, and he felt little Meanies in satielparizig that may en athletic and bitted gestheasa " would astoehdt the Wks." (Mach laughter.) A very brilliant meeting weer iss =p ests& • - • • The aims Wads were—" Lord Vaughan and the pesos of the day -, " Mappers= of Chatty ;". The meting com mittee of tbe society, an • The ameladinir toasts ware— " The noble thane= sad viee-thalrenam , Tree late' de stared, in allusion =his haying kept dinner wtiting for some time, that he had entrusted Wmarlf to a madman who declass& he did Ama the way to Peck laua Rya,. bat bad over estimated kis topogra phical hamellaills; sad, as almost awry person of erase Impletited been made took a meliorate pleasure in I mieihsalog Mee, he (the noble lord) could boast of what 1 dew ease glath emu present °mad &drawee, namely, that he 1 bad ridden at lam twelve tailes to be moos them. In coa -1 =miss he =premeds hope that he would be proud to per- form the other duties of vice-president of the toasty with more punctuality and satisfaction to all. The noble lord at down amidst much applause and merriment, and this ray —.abbe party brake up. . THE REV. BAPTIST NOEL , by ?LID r.,41 tTs death r roa by du oof 97, bauble 41, whisk rho Irr• -a st Volk res silos asspoise Pstsl 10 .* 1 fassred. I. Bobo irks bow Aew sow s Aft rt visors prnises I km ork. s rasa . rossid. WI A Worts wokkon. Or IlalY , set TM albrassa. or sob. his Amass Wise 14 is wilb no, RAILWAY RETURN S ORDERED BY LORD BROUGHAM. TO WI BISHOP Ol lAINDOW. MY LORD,—As a dissenter from the doctrine and discipline of the establishment, I have taken before a magistrate the oaths prescribed by 62 George 3 ; yes terday I preached fir Mr. Binney at the Weigh House Chapel, and received the Lord's Supper with the members of that church ; and I am ready to do any other proper and lawful act which your lordship may suggest by which I may publicly declare my dissent. I had intended to be silent for some time, but the progress of Mr. Bon verie's bill has changed my intention, because as that bill will doubtless pass through the House of Lords without material alterations, and I am unable to avail myself of it, I wish to ascertain as soon as possible whether its effect will be to nentenee me to im p r isonment for preaching the gospel. Had the act simply declared that the needing cler gyman is of all o ffi ces and emoluments with in the setent, and incapable of them for the tlme to oome, I should have thoroughly proved it. Had it further e nacted that each ap seceder, upon proof of his sectesioo should be de posed from the ministry, I might have thought that the legislature was intruding into matters beyond its competence, when it ordered bishops to depose ministers of Christ, and that this afforded new proof of the bondage of the church to the state in spiritual things, but I should Dave submitted cheer fully to its enactments. But this bill makes me a party to my own deposition from the ministry. I am to certify to your lordship my avowal of dissent, upon which you are ordered to "depose me from holy orders," and then I am to be free from all puns and penalties. To avail myself of this act is to purchase exemption from legal penalties by con eentiog to my deposition from the smutty ; it is to avow, not that I have ceased to be a minister of the establishment, but that I have ceased to be a minister of Christ. Were deposi tion from orders merely an act of exclusion from the body of the established clergy, I should willingly con sult to it; but as it is en act which declares me to be no longer a minister of wish Christ, I cannot do so ; be cause with every to pay due respect to the legislature, I cannot purchase exemption from any penalties y a lie. When I was ordained, I was required to declare my belief that I was inwardly moved by the Holy Ghost to take upon me this office and ministration," that , I was " called according to the rill of our and Lord Jesus Christ to the ministry of the church." Those who lightly enact the deposition of a minister may think that this declaration is a farce but in my case, I.at least, it was a solemn declaration of the truth. That call of Christ, determined by the influence of the , I Holy Spirit in the heart, with other suitable qaaliti. cations, seems to me the substance of ordination : and the recognition of this call by a bishop is one among several modes in which the call of the church is added to the call of God. As I believed then I believe now, that I have been called to the ministry by Christ, and no praiser, church, or parliament, can either exonerate me hem the obligations of the ministry, or deprive me of its privileges ; and if I should say, u this bill invites me, that I have ceased to be an ordained minister of Christ, I should lie. Although I attach no especial value to episcopal ' ordination, yet it L valid ; and I can no more be a I layman, than a presbyterian or congregational minis- I ter is so. Whatever, therefore, parliament may enact, I can neither cease to be a minister nor cease to preach ; and if the law requires it, I would rather suffer any length of imprisonment for preaching the gospel than purchase an exemption from trouble by either declaring that I am no minister , es by °easing to preach. I shall take the liberty of sending this letter to two or three newspapers, because I wish the character of the "relief" afforded to seceding clergymen, by the bill now paining through Parliament, to be known. I remain, my dear Lord, Your Lordship's faithful servant, Horsley, May 7. BAPTIST W. NOEL. THE BISHOP OF LONDON AND MR. KORTIMBRI3 CHAPEL TO vas 1111 TOIL or TIM EXPRIOS. STl4—The Bishop of London has again been show ing forth his bigotry : A sermon was to have been preached last evening in the Rev. T. Mortimer's chapel, Gray's-inn-lane, in aid of the London Mis sionary Society, a society with which the church of England has been connected since its tomation. The bishop his thought proper to prohibit the preaching of the lemon, because he says it will have a tendency to increase dissent. Now, is the neighbourhood of my residence there was a sort of fair on Sunday last, at which persons of bad character were assembled, besides, several children were not at their accustomed plans in the Sunday school.. Now, sir, if the bishop were endeavouring to put down such nuisances, instead of persecuting Christine in their endeavours to do good, I think he would be fulfilling his mission much better. I em afraid that some of the dig. nitaries of the church are snaking rods for their own I am. &c., A CHURCHMAN, BUT NO BIGOT. May 8. oaDinev,—B7 aka lad. 'pintail and tempo._ aunt aseerabled, that them bs laid beton this home : •Bears of OW shah capital of every railway is the United the capital autheri to be yawed by their SW Namur% - also, the walsber of shares lamed aril afptadl to soak , eamaittessom or orlon poems entsieted with the sompasy ; ales, •Marrant d< sash shiett; else, amber of Mane reserved, OW what-perpme, bow dl of, and se whoa ; What the map IS seek ikons thiej des, wins resolved; aiti, OM esplog Wt.. asap Mimed by sash railway be the MIMI Hingdom as loan or es the steastry of disk idebestaree, or otherwise ; slat whim sash dalatian/ wadi timed ; also, date of sot of parliserein soimisedoly wadi boas ordebestares ; also, meant of mob debases* ; alma rate of ler iiiteryst i At the lender, sad say other ' of raisin; mosey ; seam t am ter = d ew; lowl 'snit; ; ales, 1100liableild at ethic ram pad low the I , rightly eempowles to the broke: or agfet for ohnotelogiame os the eassriky attlebeantree, or otherwise; aloe, met deem stmetios Mak railway sad each base& railway, aseloolos r of land prams parlissommy ezpoasve, sad law Maws ; also, law ohm," sad analog • whether tared or mak also, in perehaers et head. sad lbw espeame sad shergartrom the P • r prleer7the ; Moo, parliamentary expenses • ale% es iriseer's &mom ; ce p : a r m s/away plant useest entned ia sash year's easiest kr •lepaeolerilea plant ' theaka, tatal annual reselpli • teem pawners or pods from Ma Grebe el ponies et doe. railway silo, total maul estpesilasie ea the warkisu a l & t u t railway, sedisolver of the Mama maid to the de holders wed others ; also, mole by arid* the Used dividends whisk have been paid to the wrier/ shersksidlis was meow lased; also, tae lamas male by ark /Away ems ptry to any other railway or penes, to wham amt whoa, L at what mho of inenst, and whoa sepia; also, I mossals e/ eabselpiles paid -ail area .to haploid, sad' Imarantem ohm er aimed w ha oiess f ef espial or isleask IV any raUway meopeny or pmesent. say other railway sem-, peay or person ; wimps paid or alms or semi apes, sad /or ihat parposs ; of alas thell6ses ware takes; sod, alai the date of any act of pallier* tee the poems ratans Titles of every railway wwwfway -to oatevoibe to or heti shares or Waren la say ether newsy ertnary, sad to skis went. lowa Gamow Szeer Lumens, Dep. Cler. Parliasseat.• • NUMEROUS FIXES. Between 11 o'clock on Friday night and 50u tr., morning, the various engines of the London Fire Brig._ and the West of England were ended to no less than six fires id the metropolis, the . last two being the stout serious. About two o'clock, as the police constable on duty in Wyss t-strut, Gowen-street-Mad, was passing opposite to the house of Mr. Cooper ' leather cutter, he observed an unusual glare of light in the first-floor, and being satisfied it proceeded from fire, he sprang his rattle, end proceeded to awaken the inmates. TIM latter, with great diEsulty, were aronsed, sad sll of them succe eded in effecting their escape, except an elderly female, who lived In the first floor, The poor artiathre, ft appears, was not is her senses, and wet ill in bed ; and by tome moms, it is supposed, set the place on fire. Bat for the speedy arrival of the Farriagdon and Wititammestrost engines, she must have perished in the flames. The firemen, however, succeeded in pra her out. Ohs was immediately removed to Bartholomew se 's Hospital, but with very little hopes of her re covery. A plentiful supc es i y of water being obtained, the In was subdued. The engro ss had hardly returned to Risk vs stations, when were called to the pronsintr O l i s tr. i llantilloss, piano-forto maker, Upper Chenieomews, Tolitesthomsourt-road. The fire when first discovered was raging at the end of the premises next to Huntly-street Although a plentiful supply of water was obtained, and dis charged on the burning mass by no lass than six engines, the damn were not subdued until nearly the whole of the valuable stork was destroyed. Thu losses in the four other Wes were not of groat magnitude, although they were attended with some very morrow* escapes of this inmates. DESTRUOTITE FIRE AT THE TiIORRLEY COAL 1 WHARY.-13stireen Sand 4 o'clock today Bo w l:A • fire broke out at the Thoraley Coal Com pany's in Broad-strut, Rateliff, ar d from inquiries instituted there is every for believing that it wu the work of en is . The promises were direst asagnitudo, w = frontage in Breadetrut, and 'standing to tha They were fitted up with steam maohtnary for the prep= id lilting and discharging coals from the vessels in Use steer. That part in which the fines were first puniest IRIS I nearly 140 fed long, and was divided into two eompartmeals ; the lower being used as stores, in which 600 mess of coals were deposited ; the other was occupied as the sack warehouse, and at the time upwards of 2,000 sacks were therein. Os the western side of this property, and separated only by a narrow court five or six feet wide, stood the ex tensive distillery belonging to Messrs. Goldie. Se vend mauls were lyiog at the mouth of the wharf. The lower floating engine from Rotherhithe wee di spat:had to the spot, and also numerous land engines. The fire, how ever, had in the interim extended to the brig Adventure, of Newcastle, Captain R .binson, which was lying alongside of the wharf. People were employed in removing the ships lying near the one on fire, and the gong on board the float was sounded for assistance. The first object was to extinguish the flames about the vessel. The Immense quantity of water thrown upon the vessel soon extinguished the fire, when the whole force was brought to beer ppen the flames in the store-roodm, bat it was dot until the upper part *as burned Kiddi egi a ititOt the Un lo d w Or e . r — rniaft hlippeto: ltAnud easkir l , l ren d"" dertag assis that tan th" oe, bed Ids beg broken, he was removed to the hospital. iespesting the origin oftbe disaster t be mate belonging to ON of the vessels lying near stated t hat whilst looking out of his vessel he perceived a glimmering light in the stores, which afterwards increased to a flame. lie then shouted Out " Fire," when he saw a man on the top of the lilting utscline, who cried out and asked him what ho was making each • noise about. The are told him that the place was co fire, when he made use of a foul expression, and said there was no necewity to be in such a hurry about it. The party then came down, and he noticed that he was jailed by two or three other persons. The total less is thus officially 'reported : The building toed as eat storm, and sack lofts 1 ever, with 2,000 sacks destroyed and 600 tons of coals da maged by fire. Wood frame and steam lifting'gear on wharf, damaged by ditto. The brig Adventure, Capt. E. Robin son, part of deck, bulwarks, marts, and rigging seriously damaged by fire. No. 28, Broad street, lir. Robinson, smith, and of shed and roof burned off. No. 24, In the same street, Mr. W. °oldie, distiller, side windows considerably damaged by Ere, and glass brokers. The buildings of the Thoreau Company were insured in insured. Sun flre-otace, but -cortunatelv tits contests were net THE GRAND REVIEW of the household briga de, with the Scotch Fusilier Guards frees Chichester, e 23rd or Royal Welsh Flailing from Winchester, and the olst Highlanders, from Port month, will take place in Hyde Park on her Majesty's birthday, Thursday, the 24th lest. The whole of the troops will be under the command of Lord Frederick Fitulaream. The 23rd Fusiliers will then pre ttied to Dever to rel eve the 50th, ordered to Canterbury to relieve the 17th, ordered to Inland.—Narita Telegraph. THE MURDER NEAR BROCELEEBY.—The jury in this ease concluded their labours oa Monday lest. Some att• ditional evidence having been given the coroner said the time had arrived when the jury shoul d give a verdict. They should be very careful how they weighed the matter on their minds, for although the evidence might amount to a strong ease of suspicion, that would not justify them in sending the prisoner, Charles Overton, for trial. It was true he woe found a few days before the murder in a state of the moat ab-, jut poverty, and after the commissioa of the murder in the possession of gold. One sovereign be sheeted at Mr. Tuck's} and another sovereign at Mr. Tonga's. When interrogated gent the possession of the money by Hr. Potten, he told one tale one day and a different tale the next. Tools were found in his poressaion belonging to another man and these he heel probably stoles from the hedge the night mw, the murder. The changing of the sovereign and having possession of the tools were matters of saspision ; but there wee no blood found : the prisoner had not even been traced on the road leading to the place when the unfortunate woman lay. Some one else might have murdered the deceased, and the prisoner might have passed by soon after and robbed her. He (the soloner) thought there was not a tittle of evidence by which the jury could be justified in sending the prisoner for trial ea the capital offence ; and before they did this they must have sulkient evidence. They had bette ve sa open verdict.— The jury_shortly returned • verdict "T hat the deceased, Ca. thanes Farrow was murdered by some person or persons unknown."—Tin prisoner was examined at the Justice-room at Wnwby, and was corissaitted for trial on a charge of steal. ing a fir-bill and an axe. DEATH PROM ExCESSIVE DRINKING IN CAM BUIDO2.—On Turaday, an inquest was held at Cambridge, on • man, sassed Shearing, a prior. P. Hurley stated that both deceased and himself wens pavion, and that on Saturday last they were *twat, with four others, in Gerud'e,Hostel lane. Some gentlemen were looking out of one of the back windows of Trinity College, and one of them threw a loaf to the pinion, who then asked for something is drink. Shearing was one of than that asked, and the gownemen let dawn a ishke of wineby a line, which was thrown up to them I be. beim. The first bottle was broken in its descent, but ' edam smeseeded to the number of nine in all. A bottle of cream pew& was lowered, but was not drunk. Then was • pint:ef brandy, of which the deceased drank nearly one. half. He drank out of all the bottles. He got very tipsy. Souse eounMen came up towards the close, and they bad some of the think. The (townsmen then, shut the window, and on the parlors calling far more drink, they refused to give any. Shearing attempted to walk, but on leaving the wall by which he mornsbeen supporting himself, he fell down. He died on Mondg. Verdict, 0 Died from exces sive drinking." BlenloCB ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH BENT RAlL wror.—On Saturday last • serious accident took plain en the line of the North Rent Railway, whereby several men re• ceived very extensive injuries, and one of them, named Oeorge Brown, is not expected to ISITTive. It appears that emne time put • large numb*: of workmen have t h at *imaged in forming a tunnel, near the White Horse Inn, Charlton, Rent, and on Saturday morning, skeet 11 o'clock several of the labourers were at work at the nit end of the tunnel, when an immense body of earth fell upon them, burying them beneath its weight. An alarm was hatently raised, and the men were soon released front slew ation, lnitnot before tlm Wen shockingwidens of them so much mutilated that very faint Wend . he glema his life. This man, whose name is G. Brown, had boat kip f ra ctured, his arm also wee broken, and be received verions con tusions on the upper part of his pence. A I nnen was called to the unfortunate men, and those who were ability injured were removed to their hoses, bat the poor maa Brown was taken to Gay's Hospital, where he now lies in a very preeariess etalittion. DINNER TO CELEBRATE THE RETURN OP MR. ROEBUCK. Upwltrdiof ninety stanch liberals of Bath mail/ bled at the oloseaster Inn on Theradey evening, na SOW, brats the return of J. A. 11..nbnck, Zek , as Mjv field. to tt a dinser formed the inbstentird preface to Cilsa loyal ; Misr which The .11r. OAOROIIIIIItWANDS,.io mocha the toss. of *nada& observed that they' WOlO mit venial purpose of espresslog their cordial and entail ar, manAallila• el • Imam who foe sent years had deigned in. the howls and imam. of this Ur Wag it" they mould. astiedpato thot peresn's tams,' and OW is say what halted he expressed the aentlntento Dreamt. limed an individu 4 who wiie Dow railed uponi plot awls of hie that aas nth grade, htdei expected—he seater( their rrapeated, very respected, ea-member. J. letthltaUtt-, bwak.ll.q. (loud &eon.) Witenthey reenemhetedos werc Inum-they sank, that gentlisudes first 'entrance into .401 1 t city. not seeking them, hut they seeldng bleb—when W 71 .6 membered the noble principles he then Innnelitld; *el ressfiectsd his honest and straightforward aline' daring bin lang memezion with them, and that when he,led_ this it wee withbut a some? bluetit upon his cluirastes—ho wan sum the name of that geodes= mast mdl forth their Wei Imam rewaxing. (Appian...) No area; principleitad, he OM forsaken; but as Mr. Eveburk was when he elan to this, so did he o .minus up to hie return f w Sheffield. Bo had repramate# them in the Home of Commute for fifteen -- -- ---- ------ --- l a tt a gj --. earti. With the exception of one abort interval, tleasn. by circumstances over which they had no control k and the vacua thus created in their connexion had but the eff.et of raisin him in them estimation, because it bed nisei Induced him to swerve from the straight path of deity end sight. It was a pleasing recollection to him ; and he meld net ref afat howl mentignisg it, although he loan, it was /Meow to speak of one's self, that he wee nes Of Mae twelve •individiale, who, believing Mr. Roebuck, was the right man, introlueed him as a candidate for the represents? tIX of this city. He might mention many great changes of ea equally beneficial shame eh, of allot which Mr.Rueback had sea merely been an enamor, but an active. run able ,pro. motet. Notwithetauding they had bet that gentlepazi ell Abair representative, he was sure it must be 1 leatiog to all WI dots to meet, as they then did, with hearts warmed by the khiwledge that be WIN that eight again in the Moue of Commend to advocate the rlobes of the people. He had watched Mr. Roebuck's eereer hewn his lint entrance into public life nit the present time. He wee tree to coulees also that be had sometimes thought him in the stout; but when he unglued the thoughts of his own mind with the lofty intellect, of Mr. Roebuck, he was content to wrt pa tiedtly the result of many questions' pera which they di ffered, and when he saw the result he frequently found that thet in which be had deemed Mr. Roebuck werng was the right .altar all. When he heard that Mr. Roebuck was about to be elected member for Sh. /field, he and his friend on hie right resolved to see the key-stone fixed, and they aeurd ' ingltook • trip to the north for that purpose. He hoped to me Mr. Hoehn* ere long raised to a higher position la the legislature that' a mere lumber of the House of Commons. There weresome who said they would not have a friend of the people take office in the government. There were. however, two great distinetiess to be toads upon this ques tion. One was the finding edam for sass ; the other we finding niesquelitiect to fill trie officio. He believed Mr. Roebuck was qualified to All any of the important vices of government. Why then should he not do so ? Because he wasthe friend of the people ? Surely that was no reason far depriving a man of honour, and allowing another less whiled and lee. honest to fill the pli ce for which by abili- Watts wee suited. (Chun.) He hoped the time would come when the government would be such that Mr. Ree book would be found one of the adminletration of this coun try for the purpose of carrying out measures for the good of the people. I t was, however, said by some that when a men took office he wee stripped of his independence. That was too oxen the cue, but s. would not be the cue with Mr. Roebuck, for he would sot take each as office. But, qualified es Mr. Roebuck nu, h' could see no reason, it ea opportunity occurred, why should not be faked to the government of the oeuney. (Cheers.) He would not detain them longer, but at once propose " Health, heppinese, and long life to John Arthur Roebuck, Req., M.P. for Sheffield." (Loud and soatinued caso tting.) " The health of the 1,093 honest and independent electors of Beth who voted for Mr. Roebuck at the last election," " the liberal members of the town council," and other toads, were drunk with enthusiasm. There were dinners in celebration of the some event at the Chatham House, the Cabinet Mskers' Arms, and Hurd other places in Bath, on the ease evening. SPOTS ON THE SUN. TO TEN ZDTTOO OP THI airlines. Slit, —For the benefit of these who have telescopes I beg to make known through the medium of your columns, that there is at the pr.sent time in the centre of the son', disc a collection of spote of such extent that the whole me be seen es one spot without the aid of magnifying power,' merely protecting the eye by a dark glass. Of course with , good telescope the spots present a very curious appearance. CHAS. 11. CHALMERS. Westin Sum Mare, May 7,1849. Ross's PISTOL—A man who gives as a real name and address, writes to us as follows " Sunday last May 6, passing through a Id pear Potash Funk I trod large double-barrelled pita bedded in the ground, with B. Nash surveyed on the guard over the trigger, and • both of skeleton keys. You can mantic* this cheni•stance la pour paper if you think proper." Of oourae we - cannot say whether the above is a hoax, or a serious matter of f• but we have put it in train for investigation.—Ne Chronicle. CAPTURE OF A GANG OF BUROLARB.—FOF I menthe past the lower part of Buckinghamshire has but, I rested with a gang of burglars, who had committed sae daring acts, and left no clue likely to lead to their detection. As in other cues, where impunity . begets impudence, at last their very recklessness cans id their detection. On the 7t' ult.., our readers will remember that the house of Mr. Dr nell, of Longdown, near Oreat Kimble, was broken into, I the house stripped of everything moveable, which the took away with them in Mr. DernelPs horse and sort, they borrowed for that purpose. Notwithstanding every gutty that could be instituted the perpetrators of the ors remained undiscovered ; and on the 27th another borglaiy of (if possible) • still more daring kind was committed et Rilimiden, near Buckingham; the house of Mr. Liner an aged farmer there, being broken open, and • quark) plate, money, &a. stolen. As in the other case of Darnell' burglary, hese alio the thieves, &ter they bad peeked e their plunder, stayed and regaled themselves, foolishly -' ing in the hoar eating and drinking, until the night far advanced. On becoming &spirted with the last ro bort Mr. Liam' sideshows immediately commenced a par all, end succeeded In tracing, and therm, day apprehend ing, fear men near Stokenahuroh, with the properly - - periodos ; and they were consequently coserai tted their trials for she offense. Titer men gave their names John and William Shepherd (father and eon), William Oren and William Warner ; and they were recognieed as h av ing hawked the coaatry as rodeos of herrings, oranges &c. After their incarceration purr:ion became attached to them as being the perpetrators of the burgleryy. at Lois down also ; and of this there now &ppm , to be no s They have likewise, it rra, diverted thennely . es by log hones , when no readier means of being =naked expects of others peered themselves ; thus, on the February but a hors was stolen from Mr. Bride , Leekhainatead, whisk has sines been traced to their p._ sion. In bringing these facia to light our superintendent, Cornaby, has been particularly aeteve—through his eve - Coes not only has this last horse bean regained, but , and nearly the whole of the property stolen from IS. sell have also been recovered. Theo/ores aid watch, item the latter were found at two London pawnbroker • silversmith's, while the aide s in the handed the r litan police.—Bucks CAron IRELAND. DUBLIN, Ka. Mr. James O'Ferrall, brother to the Governor Malta, has been sin ointed to the important Commissioner of National Education, in the the late Right Hon. A. R. Blake. There is I attached to the office. Mr. Power, who now 611 s the vacancy in poor law commission, left by Mr. Twisleton, an assistant commissioner since 1847. Power's promotion there is a vacancy in the poor law commissioners. Father Mathew is expected here to-day from He will sojourn for a couple of days here, ar proceed to Liverpool, whence he will ember? 21st for Amerioe. This morning there was a desperate fire borough-greet, in the house ore publican of t of Farrell. No lives were lost, though several were in imminent peril for a while. Much was destroyed. _ MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. " Robert is Diable'—for, though it is performed Italian, the libretto and bills of the theatre retain original title—was produced at Covent-garden Saturday evening, according to the terms of the nouneement, for the first time in this conntry entire form. This is not quite correct ; rea son of 1832 this op era was brought Italian Opera-house, then under the management Mr. Monck Meson, who not only engaged the poser to superintend in person the preparation piece and conduct its per f3rmance, but imported the w h o l e dramatis persona, an d the costil Lions, costumes, and propsrtiss of the .1 Royale de MunqF... The pnuctpal attractant twined by their original representativee,Nourrit,. ils or,Mdma.de Mario, and Mdme. Cinti Dammam the noise enema was of the most gorgeous But Mr. Mama had more spirit than skill f , e e r e ; the performance, though delayed till bad left England, betty-Jed marks or i. Preleueties and the entwine were wearied sustmive length et Iln opera in five Was 1 i i . 1 1 1 , 1 a 1 ' . L 1 1 . t I I • M e . n It t 1 a 6 t 1- * te 0. of e. a- te Ir. of Ile on ?se Ili- e da aid e- in- rot 11 lot tit sot be I it WY- .nos kw .I; lI ued Itors 1 on," ads, It at I I I sera ii , !li, 1 , 'OM 1 1 II i I :n may I ?r, by with a wt. ta. name r last, 1 mud • il 11 rich J. 1 , and • 1 Wanes cannot of fact; Vorfak . some , tin in- easy taction. at last the 7th 1: Ir. Dar- do, and .rascals 4 which r very in- outrage . *Teary V ) Emitted . Lino, 1 rarity of hroell'a *kid up lily stop- 1 get Was last reb- id a par- prubend- Lithely to take eases Si William imbed as atw late= at Loug- ee doubt. by steak- Ad at the es 19a of krrol I, of lir pores- standant, kis east- . %habeas Mr. par- itelt . stolat nits* and . . natuopo- i Kai. 12. WTOOt Of it poet of place of no salary . the Irish , hat been 1 By Mr. r. assistant kont Cork. ~ and than ark on the re in Marl- a' the name I I •ral pesetas t h property erformed in re retain its larden on of the an- mntry in its ; for in the out at the mgmeent of A the carn- ation of the 1 )ortesi nearly reel aecora- le dent‘inie tern were ern- ourrit,Levas. enamors; and as dersekrnes. .; ill as a stamp LI after More. 1 roofs wearied ia llt . . , • . --' i •-• • "7.: . ;.: . ..• • ',..; w t ( A ..,:,. 4 N k.:j...., a k. TIN gen woo day onie lair, 'rhos