The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-25 00:00:00

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The idle figment of Ministe rial disapprobation which a contemporary, no longer inspired, halm felicitously invented, resolves itself into the merited promotion of a zealous and seem plished public servant, who, without a single •adue concession, has won the conadenoe and respect of the American Goverument, and conciliated the re gard mad esteem of our susceptible kinsmen beyond the Atlantis. Firmness without arrogance in the conduct et official badness, enmity and tact in public and private intercourse, and a generously frank expession of sympathy and good-will o• those festive occasions when even • diplomatist is per mitted to speak from tho instractions of his heart, have, we believe, made Lord Nhtrum's sojourn at Washington a fortunate one, and crowned hie en deavours to re-establish the relations between the kindred peoples on a securer basis with a fair mea sure of mums. The poet of British Ambassador to one of the Beropean Courts brings him beck once more to the imeient ways of diplomacy, end the change of poll. that atmosphere he will experience on his return sew only be compared to the change from the keen wind of the mountain top to the prepared tempera ture of a conservatory, or, let us say, from the mid- Atlantis to a Parisian salon. Let us hope that Lord Name will bear transplanting without iojary to his Liheml principles. The Berlin Embassy may be considered one of the high prises of the diplomatic service at the present moment, when' the Prussian nation is invited to seal the alliance of two powerful monarchies with an alliance of two his nations. We are as far as posaible from desiring that British diplomacy should be more than a vigi hat observer and an intelligent interpreter of coati mental polities; we hare had more than enough of abortive and insincere intervention in the affairs of rersogn States r but the wyeapatlay sad Use eastople of England can never be less unseasonably repre mated than at a time when the first seeds of repro mitotic* institutions are being committed to the stiff and stubborn soil of an administrative monarehy and a Mandarin bureaucracy. Lord NAPIER Mures from a new world of boundless energy and immense ambition, from the midst of a people exulting in the Musser youth media the consciousness of an illimita ble destiny, to an old world overcrowded, disil I nriooad, jaded and polite. But to a man who has served as apprenticeship at Naples and Constantinople this decorous and 61we1 old world of ours has nothing to teach. Perhaps American " democracy " reconciles a man of teats and delicate habits to what is weari some in exhausted civilisations; perhaps it acts like a tonic on his frame of mind. At all *centaur interval of diplomacy at Washington is no bed ini tiation fora coarse of useful service at Berlin. It will not be the duty of the British Ambassador to expatiate at Berlin on the inconveniences of popular government, and the manifold dangers of an milieu/red press, sum voting, and usivenal raiser Duthie experiences of European Courts tempered with re isolleetioas of the White Howe will enable him to strike the balance ef extremes, and to justify the happy mean of English principles. The results of the definitive elections in Prowls, which commenced on Tuesday, are beginning to ap pear. In the capital, the triumph of the liberal and eoutitstioeal party is complete. Lunn; MINIM VEIT, Vow Psrow, and Hamel= volt ARNIM. are uses( the names returned, and it would be dill salt ander existing circumstances to select nurse men significant of the awe of opinion among the ealightseed classes of the population. tifINIZCII VON A 111124, who was Foreign Minister in 1848, is ems of the um w►o have coleetarity stood aloof front the pelmet electoral contest. Vol( PATOW is the Weider of Finance in the new Cabinet, a sound political economist, and a determined enemy to the absorption of public works by the State, and to administrative centralisation I be is said to be a warm opponent of NI. VON Del FILTDY. the Mioister of Commerce in the IbteNTSIIITRL Administration. who ratable his portfolio in the present Cabinet. Dr. Varr, the bookseller, is elected as the champion of the prom In the provinces a conm !crab's ultra- Royalist apposition may be expected to show fight It tr evident that a modification of the Mi nistry ananst kis delayed mach loupe. The dime. bras; Were= M. Ayr/OW.ILO sad M. Plorterst.t., mad tame= M. VOI Hann and NI. Vox PATOIII, aw milefaieed. M. VON Purrrwst.t is • timid sad posstMess old patio:man, immersed from his pestle is all this pedantries of bareasoratic administration, and incapable of conceiving ems the radium:its of free inatitutions. What we call is Eaglaad self-government appears to the nob-webbed brains of an ancient bureaucrat • dream of the wildest anarchy. We need not be eel. primed at his circular to the chiefs of the provineial distrists urging them to mist "erroneous opinions" and "expectations which go beyond the jam limits* of what M. Vox Ikanwau. is pleased to consider " the rirquiressemsof the time." The comparatively intelligible circular which has slam been published as so antidote to the first mar to deal mare fairly with the two parties that divide the (visions of the electors. sad to caution the fesadatartes of the Goverament against 'assassin either in "extreme "or e.rclarine tendons/km' Eat in England both if these settle and rig iiseamests appear equally alma to senetitutional peassises, and p eeve sulk-, THE EXPRESS, TIiuESDAY TEE DAfILYtr NEWS: LONDON MORNING e gewerr isi edvis d artettimmosad i rgmmased wane et No goo* esum—l• Ils =w il t ...d es= i sr u =r osir uo. gekIISISII WSW@ IS SILIADLII AID IMPARTIAL 4I I/ sosimbsia ass* i aIshINFIN• Um lairs Sim le supplsil . s i tirstit Airom den= ALL ornassivi Is Is =l/ . 7.210 t a r b ert _E•l•Silsosslbaslt • =sir Ned magi' . Z Mr•odised et cm beehribites swam la as IdsOisal 1 3 .4 t Ibir."'"6"==t Arm. lbs W pos Aredusi psis% pablass ea. ea apSo= r fssal moo ot awes wain early s• w* •• pm wow. pea memo Ifs Purellss sobs. dandy that the experiment of working a constitution from above is se dilisult, re it is tq work a despotism from below. Either SL FlarrwsrA, with the two remaining emaciates of the MAXTZIIML policy, most make way Sa the Constitution, or the Consstieu becom es • a ge c letter, and all the hopes of the Presidia nation Save been aroused only to be tantalised and balked. But this i a dangerous game for the strongest monarchy to play, and we trust the RECANT will take the disinterested advice of men like his old friend, M. Arzusam.ri, and make his election, owe for all, between the Future and the Past. DEATH OF ADMIRAL LORD LYONS. • . (F sad wile siwarearees.) Atli/tied Lord Ly is no Mere. He to pid& s Amadei Oseille, at o'cloth, on Tuesday CAW, November Dl. Bone ago thil .agrafat wham' vie oullettwg *Wm sad wile Wand 1p ktemabibit dtheiner (the Boobs* et Norfolk) to AIM Arend.' c o mb kr the bandit of Ids health. It was than emit that he wee stellerbg more meth* than was sspeassd, and we believe the nether (who is the nag mashes of his family residing is liagisad),psrauded bet gellent Inner to remain at Arundel Castle, where be =kW have thee WWl= which filial alto . don alone could bestow. Wiwi Admiral Lyons was sum moned by her Majesty to ottemeand the squadron which visited Cherbourg, be was them is a bad Mate of health, but his love for the QUINN added to bin den* to carry out his dear se Coesmander-is-Cldef, predominated, sad be semonthenied bar Majesty an that visit. Sin* his genus, his bed* bee been (gradually den iable. Is,sawn time. however, he was enabled to lthe genie's drives, seeespenled by his grace the Doke el Nor- Salk, or some maker el the family, but he ultimately, berme too weak te be removed from his room. He also snared seemly has tie dealonnea ; but the muse of hi. deems wee general debility. As he grew weaker it wee thought neesseary * send he lie family ; and about six weeks since Mr. Lyon., his only as, arrived, as did also his daughter, the Basemen Von Wurteletim with her eldest son, who remained at the date me le thi si tiz e it i el his death. Admkid Laths embers o! um Christchurth, la Rests, es the nth el_Mieremink w e, sad continently Ms just megiesd lie r. i ...; e .. . Hs wee the second mu cd g u bi t a=nee., et whe was • majer Is the Vehmtesm. mardel Mt Aeons, snarl leng the Ye Oeseels helm P.N., by when be ti de s ire desS a Aithe seertted, Deena* flifis, it Dem Ten ?sr. gad AMl•sla Elrt CelYtitis needed, Jeme LW" lIM l• _Os yeesesi Duke el liostmAs. Re led two ems ; lord Passe Dories, Mead el Pieesase sod Satrearteldrai ell Baas. Elm yeenese sea wee awn* spa Mon Timm mho wee killed betere s The th Oh el "Admiral braes yeseemee istesee• AIM gespielimilie edweeles at W mirth obi re ea c a ssio eme et elema ul l ins teth il liast V:m Mewl the Arm width be mo th thre s M am ytsthMeth the tileitetem• la wee ea Meth the Amite, ith Amiss the Imp oldie ley Me Jabs Deethreilh, astMes *peel is the mmeemal mewelt spa the with* et Point Permalea, es the Lela& dem Is 1808 be wee liesbusese of the Beernmele brig; eel It was Is the nest yew the% ha mitieved his AM greet ass... He wee aft or the tosemeel is the seeable et the Coeds et Belem This wee meow pllthed enter the rights of a terrific etcrm. la this exploit Mr. Lyres ilieyol that skill sad Widmer which stomped him as a tens Blida rampfrer the navigation was Intricate end the gerrhoa etraig. The news ef this little victory wee reenved gledly fa Ragland, sod weenie had our hero reached l. Neentink year, me Admiral Drury appointed him se his deg Ihnimeat ea bag the Minden, 74. Within a twelvemonth after thisesesilesteat he anted on the coast of Jav ae,, to await the mead of an'sithethlles th fit ting oat In IMia, for the reducdon el 11110 Wad. Wlillsi lying o ff Java Mr. Lyons received same primness, atneng them being on with ekes be get Into eon vereatka ; leam ia litr= s that the Duke imputed na Mutt indite 8M811011,16 Mr. ;.yetee letheedimaly_ mw W eyperteatey the owe% wad, with • beldame width n ein& meinhiment end Winos. be pee elf two beats et miffelight wllli *dr arms . ..timmotbillog et thirtritht ethers end ▪ meth Ie eine* Pert MeraM, of filthp-her gum. It la aid that as the beet egmrembed, the mew yelped eat Imm IOW•• eked, sad terethed the smith& reedy to ehellsoge, AN BMus( witeeme; he It was net • meant it delibmiles,Z as ili haily peeled ea is the tem it the I easool. Then wee a been serf on at the time, bat be sae aread Is Wiwi his thils three beam* the tut and Benne Its levet blerevey. There wee yet te a s = I tough plea el work set oat, for on resthing the Mil, , I be head we bee than 400 soldier' f.ct s p him. " I ' have 400 met wed shall give so quarter," he exclaimed ; his men eberged, end away went the merry halter skelter. The het weeingemen—he sooseeded in bolding it, and on the ' dews daily the British mein wee Goads( on the walls. Pursuing his career with the sans thirit, we find him appointed eocemsuder el the &meld° in 1812, in which sw eat he eseoeted Loafs XTIU. te Prams lad the Allied floviengss Is Ragland. brides alkwhei a wrap to Mr. Punta, the bower el the Treaty et Perth h 1814 be re ' oeived post rank. Hero w, is eight el the gallant sallow Ur a few Twirl ; sad is IBM we tad Iha la esmonend of the Blonde, 48, engaged la direeting the movements Mats neva! part of an expedition of le mo-opereat with the French in the investment altar* Castle, tha last hold of the Turks is the Palopooseete. Ho aside theitermithed himself ereatly. la the twelve eights preaer Me stureader, he tram tonanatly in as trenches expearl 10 a tarlitiC fire of musketry end great gunm. His gallant bearing and hie courtesy to the ear, peoetwed for hint the insignia of the Order of St. Louis el Franca and of a Knight Commander of the Order of the Redeemer, of Greece. Several other Important se rvices wars performed by the gal ant coptida. In 1835 he was knighted and amainated H.C. H. ln 1840 he waa cleated • hermit. PAM this data to 1849 he was Minister Platipoteattery M the Court of fan; bw r e tom tot . s r his hitla ir e 6.,1ke: ..4 appyatmea a :°°' 1.2:1 to take the commend of the Black 6w ores; and he betas masessider-in-chief is 1866. It Is from the exploits during the Rug= War, however, that Admiral Lye* will be known te Minty. Tilde thiage are fresh In our /sensory. He, bend A sommeadere, seer* to have accomplished what, wee impaled of him. The bril liant manner in which he onateled the stied armies lo the shores of the Crimea will be raeollsetad when we are all no more. The ssa for 'Wan miles cars 1111111111111 with ships, end yet not the lame endesien 'nth net one life wet lost la the transit. Throughout memorable campaiga the gallant Admiral was mew us* swim. The Agamemnon was to be sets herb ' sad meywhere, but prend always in the right place ; end it wee &hay to the deem*. anion of Admiral Lyons a himself of Malden that we owe the lives of thoueefde, A series of enemies followed the glorious Admiral everywhere. Cabmen flell, thereby throwing opts the merge to the Sea of Anoff; the fortress of Hooch woe take& ; mid the attack d the Is* ageism the famillcations of Sebeatopol was well carried ost, although the rearm *twin would not yield to our wood's wails. Ad• eehtl Lyons' part * the attacks will ever be ramembeeed. T hese W ia s will astute lila memory to be glorified by Bag- Whom .11 geseratiens. It was during tbs Ruske we, that he lost his eon, Cap- ' *in Moubray Lyons, who was warded before Seheatopil The pliant Admiral, however, aotwithsteadirm this severe less, eentineed aseloutly to serve is country. His *Moe wee remeeted la the waddled war; tad hie thrice after. /raids sought in the Great Wee Conseil el Paris. The Rua. pewee of the French received him with genii* respect, not cal, for hie gallantry, bat on sows* of the amenity he always exhibited la his intercourse with Ma French cow Sims that time tbs (pant Admied has . been mend a theemthe esti menthe leseewel ter semi hosenrs during the Emilia mar. His imesthis el dart, sad also the WU IMO meglith glom him la hie is, lithpirs, me well as at the Mimed !shit eseewidies, awl be Malt la ear reenter Beth It was Ailedith Llama who cart embed for the com mend of the_ therthen whisk weerwgesiell her Majosty to ' Cherbourg. theettheas have see lwelleted to heap on him 1 the highest maamisome • and well they me deeemd. The passe Admits% bas mined kb eseralry emly sad faithlally, sad that metalpy le me Intangible of his and valuable sarvises. ffaigisad has teat • be to hla memory I SPAN/1116 Dl eINABAZ 1116U18. - At the dinner, es Tmseday, of the survivors of the Lacknow garden, kid* arattiord relorday' I Ispreig, Orr the sloth bed lean viartfok General INGLES nee ad spoke so follow :—Cormedossed friaada—We have rat here to-night to 0003010i110fStil MOM& a the pest in a prilsotly private moaner, but there is roe toast, and we nay. which I rust rail on yoa to drink ht oc& rg. &mos before no pert— " Ths llenory of lawmen," bat LIC whose ovary ran hues would mhe sleeping in a Weedy ; with The Wong Id SwF Havelock," who, is the tua of Wpm% " laid down him Hs far his t i rent i r i Z il l The INlssaaty ail the honoured Bravo who fell beside to In the Dadra el Larduiew." In earns Wear, all randleg, centrides end Meade. he ws W h e a the Armee cormorant by this aiding appeal had tarlat hair s The gallent 0111113.111. agar rase sad said—Coat. nide' and I have received the thinks of Pa , Hurst ; I kayo invested with the insignia, of the irk by the perms head el her Majesty I have melted the thanks el the geminates of India; I have nadved the shirks et the gemeement of Nova Sail% my satin .envy, rid be,. boom poosatad with a wood by that body. AU time peat bona sad diollattioas 1 ewer to Nava aay earn ; I ore Irma all to Ur imitator omaso nod dames el there I we wool no, awl sot le Oar cal', bat to ear Or .ringeramis sieVie t o tli t Ea* and t o these whit Id arm * I kere t h e sward with la the Oleg* that Nam alma It as aught r. to avo Not tiosyky. W ar Ado and far all my Itoreers I droll gem *a my kinds sod coetreene (Tba sallost dimaral. orto sw im albotad, tltaa eat does maid the Mime of lus andllesa) After the drain bad 800 ° Major Dnurato, the maim taw roes and aid—Oa the pmtel Or I bound to illealers t e emir whir' Oatmeal legOe, with that 6,11- 4616116.1 TIMM always litte, attri butes le then, mad t• lairessiL Stray woo bora boom that se the dessert sad untiring riper vision dGourd leg ho is se b. attributed eke OW wow sltdle dodatoo ; ad to Ma. ittradots. at midi so to say Alm iota ha bat atosel, Imo promo aro Meld 63T Thl4 ITTIL 1 thonsesso tell yew dl so dells Ilto MI6 or ear prikre ariseseerhu p HIM lONA The lent INT dumb toltb ibo Wm* oalbuoluot, sad, ' viandbretz=lB*lg solgiedles The moothig es Ws ode tad thebillip=mal Musa to tb• East ' by am otomer din dtb gee, wee Ilse NIL /Ace IletOlt said —ln the year 1861 the ilairetary of Made lasi the Judea of London, under the autho rity tif am sett to era, an asylum for the mop dos of the helitsginj to the City d kolas. Frew ti me to dew the atibillea thej maw wee direeted—test, to eadesmar b perm& tie llosentary t ebb that these was II amenity fee seek alms ; dal t maw yours beembel, we Om may pulite • mem to piem ab is re: rie be by tern s of tee or be meaty of , el ZUNI. 'We eented en these idlk lealnembressil t the ism bey d Übe, whomddelmol We smer si e= o a i t ke em sa y ak sesalt smie me he eadd egtmelm of, he wadi the *bens to beibl mas, , Beery gem weer by the as you s k i le bet to the Modes of City into sows asthodead *deb elf the county of Mama seed that — ‘l7;eytman wen gebbetly full, and that tiwy had no . Intention of bulling $ third. We Orlia negtedatace with the *less et the ()suety ealer, bet with the was tumelb. The ammo also with the comity of Ifesooy. We saw from the different tubas et the Oily, end irr . on their segrmitems, one el white wee the" we should take steps to ems* the warners of laidetrail end Bethlehem to naive ths part lrmatlen, bed the governors refused to do se sad we were advised that we led met the power to ooropel Om We lima Wed teptwthees greemd for a site, end at kart pitched spin One nt accepted it sad we have executed a coalesce le pereimm it on aseseest mt hly ampere. (Hear, ' bear.) instead of Wog 6001. pr ewe, we have castrated to purchase It fee 1001. per wok After omens pftessilLep for avoiding if possible the building of the asylum, there came Wthestely a Walnut lease Si. eh G. Grey stating that 'ff this *dose did not promet et cam to erect the asylum, legal siege web be tabs against the ' we hid me , Finding that to be the w e and knowing that fends whatever as deal with, we reported all awe facts to this emu t. You shwa ow report to the Coal and Corn arm Finance Committee. That comardstes examined the sub ' jest, they brought up a report which was printed, and the con adoration of it sejourned, sad it was agreed to by this oourt Waling that there were no loads of the corporation to which the justices Wald resort he the purpose of erecting this asylum. The Justices had no alternative but to levy a county rate apes the citizens for the pwpow of covering the cost of erecting this sayllun. We did so bsesuse you had no fund' that you could spire for the psy che of ereadag this esylum. The bet Islam of the lonia thergethis to the City Union. ' was 971 our last return wee 8 24. Mr. J. Matteis moved, That the resolution of this court of the 22nd January last be rescinded as tar a* regards the cost of erecting the proposed limmtio asylum being paid by a itenaly rate, and that the sayium, if erected, be paid for out Wats City's cask." If the resolution were not agreed to, the oesswounces to the ratspayere would be most disastrous. In boomed houses proper sad sufficient an wee law of pauper hutatke, who were constantly under the a of the weerdiese as weld u of the Loaaey Cool= Ilia Inn cosvistion was that if the enormous expense of 60,0004. ar 80,0004. were incurred in the aoneirnation of the prepsesit seyient, the pauper lunatics would not be ism comfortahlp placed than they were at the premed rims. If ear:: ware Imposed for thirty year, it 41•1111 r woultibe got of, = sea hear.) serlad the resointba, and contended that they bad pigsty stlo6 out twitch the asylum could be emoted, tad It trim ebb* owing to the gross mismanage meat of thew dads that they owe wit to as Bouriabing a amnion se they ought I. be. 25,0001. bad been thrown away ia the passim id the SW of the Fleet prison, and the site still roamed ormempled. 300,0001. had been expended in the amble smut knew to ClerkenwoU, and the property there wee VW entirely dormant. Then, wain, half • million of mosey had been squandered in the oonstruotion of the now abbe market, which was yielding only about as. 'pa oast for the outlay. (" Her, hear," and "N 0 no.") Mr. WOOLLOSTON moved the &ilk:firths aDVlS;thillit 2 "To omit all the words after the wont rate,' sad arm- Skate the following In lieu Ihoisof, ' And that it is the opinion of this corm Uwe la no neosseity whatever tar the enetion of • payee lunatic asylum ter the City at Loudon.' " AS trustees for the (My of Louden, the esepewation bad the asylum et Bethlehem, which was amply milkiest be the miasmata" el the hmatio pour of the Pty. Whatever &Wks the court might arrive at, the chinas of Laois* would mast the Dapoleg al a %natio booeasylum to until • rout of equity hid decided they were d do ft. - Mr. Roes, it's seconding the aasurbant, said that althoegh be was most dearest for the comthet sod well-doing el the pauper lunatics of the Qty, be ahead hesitate before he sup ported tbs Court of Aihness Y amain an estate which be believed was not wthisi, sad that by mane of a county rata which was altogether WWII Is the City. If called upon to decide bases a twealyealethel palmist Kr the building out of the ~.swam Salk I s eheeek tee hesitate to Tote for the star prepaillith After sae eras disethism, the Male err adjourned. Deputy DAWN that pea MAW Si the fellewing used mot t--" That the isieseeisle tall miaow MthM court re ferred h e hard ecesedase to eitertela the efterege umber of peeper lit:talks in the City of Louisa; essider their peseta mole of treatment, whether say amber s out be ob tained from Bethlehem at my ether erlabbohment, aed with prose to safer with the Mesa Secretary, with a view to the essideetory rttieratt st tie question." Deputy Lorr—l would seggest the addition of thaw words, " Asti whether the moist for the erection of this asylum ma he tikes from the City's oath." The court adjounsed. ' 51 ' INO, NOVEMBE] T 97 COMMON COUNCIL. % .` . li — 4 .-- •-i. ar . a Apeial wart, whil vas mit p a • the ...• _... rvwt ins Nad ia : reaming Tomba ll. ei r 4 11 1 • .0•10 5 :: ;:r., al providZ e rt :e i rl ' init for purger i . .... the= tilite2 . e . as *b- p tairt ' _ of the tad to M taiii, . the • • .-- • dueler under vb - a. tree ens lo the Xing 111 the Left, or to pier • able the Ana Ism sea tam the City oath. 1 The Dorm Tome bowleg rug the reqikes, I mega rift= nil Z at t a xwa ,else. warde.{4 the 1 lwaYilli tali Gs for building . lunatic by m esas of a rata might not he carried into gbe court. WINDSOR, Nov. Sd. Her %duty's Ease party yesterday earapisail ties Dachas al Ls* the Doke awl DIENS elAarde, lie Lard Cartatalka awl Lady Olidodkad, Laity Rory Harrard, the Organ de Ocialre, Niabarrlaarral tr Ls. C. Om, wad*, I*. Ley Lai. Tba band of dr Sal libreame am atraadmasa la the Castle, sad peribrarel darlag Mow : ....... - M Saleity's prima hal alum* polbeami to the shaateresom the Me urtag ocompoilime: Overtere—` Der Frebelnets Ilbalside am Ow melee 4e Kenn 44 le lesion 114 4 47. traarldra PllllllOllll Armee Wareek. The Qum 'walked la the Castle peaule title momiag, eocatopmsled by Prime Amber. - . TM !flan Mason mat to the WeMem Connor Weald by Clang tbe How A. Hardtop, TY Mamma Atka sad Maims rode to the Mbar-haus. Tr DIM mi Dasher of Amok took leave of bar Weft sal bilt the Ceetia Marled by the Cootteme de Cohhet. The lewd Moueller and Lady Chaimlbrd and the Hes. Isd7 Ise& have eke Wen their departure. His Hielinen the MaAsada' Doleep Singh, accompimelect by Dr. Baker sad a amerces suits, has ten Claridge' Howl for //LIMN. Ms El *bars prooseds front the hastrisa espltal as a sear of several maths through Italy, Terkel, sad Oresoa The Duke of Rutland arrived in town yeuter (ley from Weida( Mr. and MN. Usti. Norton at Elton Mawr, Nottingham. Ilia pace will loan town to-monow he Bolvoir Conk. The Earl sad Countess of Erroll are passing the mesa et air Cast* Abirdemalthe. Lord sad Leidy igniter hare arrivid at their nialdwas• ha Aallerequswra flan Willey Park, Bhrepslths. Lard Fresireisit 0. Hallybartou has arrived at Eta&lesoa Pideee. Lady Amensta Gordon and Mr.. Wemys• espeoted flora &Wand In a few days. _ _ _ ~... Sir John ied Lady Shelley and Miss Shelley Wm arched at Wawa Abbey as a Omit to the Duke of Boillord. Count Harold has left Chandos House for Vienna, and is &boat toilsome a highs, tthplocoatio post. It is stated that hie lizeelleney Count Kielasu orgy, who has kr inlay years past &charred the toned.= of Makes, of the Court of Hummer in London, is on the ere of bang recapi bona his diplomatic duties. We (Idiot 'braid) andentand that a telegraphic IMIONSige weessestred yesterday unmans the death of the dareltkeises diluting*, daughter of Lady Orey de Ruthya, wife of dm Reim sad Rim dr. Eden, of Biahopeboon, sew Weary. The owl oust ocuered at Koos es Friday WM "It is almost certain," says the Bela de I'Oa*, " that their Megeedes will not return to Pule from Com pliers. Mhos dm AA Dusubar, sad h le seen thought that they may imam kept." It is Wowitowuk and we (Tinto) have reason to Whir% not without Snatiatioa, that hia Iticellaney Count Batniaart will, balmy laiag, quit hie post as Minion of tha Coast a Bala. Th. Prawisa Waimea* at Part and Vilma an, his old, aim W bas supwavial. THE PRESENT COLD WEATHER. TO TNI IDITOI 01 TNII 1111110. Star-The temperalare of the last fur days baa been et vairmd bee meth el November, that I beg to seed yen an aroma of le The Mgr forapereinro n 1 ths Ninth tut 4 . this day to 371 dig, hateg ao Ism then 7 deg. below the oversee of the some period he 43 years. The men doily Omperolaro woe losiow the enrage is every day inept dr Mk sad in, when It wee slightly above; rid es the 111th amend b 14 deg. ; on the 20th to lin deg. • as the Slat to 8 deg. ;ea the fled te 9 dog. ; sad ea the f eat two days, viz, the 234 sad this day (the 24th), whir were the coldest, the depemeito woo as large as 16 deg. and 18 deg. to. spoolvely. The mom remarkable period In lb. month la that hoes he Mk, de area temparstan being 311 deg.; and Its mita deportees brew the avenge, amouatlag to II eq. On the 20th the temperature bereared to 241 deg. ; on the 23rd to 181 deg. ; gad ebb moraleg it woe at he lowest prat, 18 it. This remarkable period of Goadaumace of cold la Noonan is ottboat a parallel dam the year IBIS ; the weather Is that year, from November Mk to the 29th, wee shallow le the panne ; the moor troperebee broom than MEW wee 34 deg. The ingeosloro, however, did set so low es at resent ; des boor ern was 18 deg. la We yen NU time was a cold perked of three days' duration, vb.. ism the 22ed to the 25th, when the owes taeopondwro woo id dog., that of the 14th was 334 dog. only, The ant .old period Is November, of say coathoince, was Is 1817, when the mean temperature of the 22nd, 234 sad 24th, woo 11 doge. ; that of the 24th was as low sa 24 doge. la the year 1829, from Nov. 16th to the 25th, the u tempecraos wee 327 doge. TIM ant cold period we. is 1838; tom the 24th to the 27th Its area tomperature was 34 dogs. la 1841 the mean temperature from Nov. 14dt to the 111th wee $2l digs. ; la 1849 the Imes tempora -1 nee from Nov. 16th to Nov. 29th was 34 dege., that of the Mtb holag se low es MI dogs. la 1861 the seers tomperatare hem Nov. liti to 19th wee 321 dp, l to 1864 the useli free Nov. 22rd to 27th waa 331 dep.; mad la 1858 the soma of Nov. 28th sad 30th was 28 dugs. la No -1 vardar, MC she toripmemere of the odder day was 371 doge. dir ef Nov. fhb do that time has sot been wry emdegeas peeled of each snare nether to the month of November, as at the Fenn Inn oleos the year 1816. The moan tamperer,. ef yerriday woo 261 dig, sad this day le 241 deg., sad the MINIS d 111111111 two days is lower than that of say two ocressethe November daye In the preceding 46 yean. The lenersheits disSarterag. (Pal, 18 deg., was lower boa it her ever ham la the loath of November within the woo poled el 48 1 8 , width le as fir so entileatio records masa. Is the year ISIS NM men tomperature. which WWI IS deg. as Nomsehieffithosse isdif deg. on November 30th, to 491 deg. ea December let, teats gaidually declined to 42 deg. by the 6th, end wee hiliewed by a moderately cold period. Irolettem, Nov. f 4. JANIBB CHAIM ER. BEIMINATICOM AT TIM INCORPORATE) LAO lkonteTT.—MitaailaAs Ti,RN 186 i.—At the exacalea• illes el leadidelee he elliheles to the roll of attorneys and edithees ed the .sari, the azieellson recoareasdad She folkomfas upidar tb ••• of 2n, ea being en 011edastiawhate Charge Dedham, jou of met wbo served lie n and 1511aores. tied arebee of Tarkoebery ; and AIL Chola Bolt, of Dolkodi-voor, Looks. John F asp, of Webs; ef 11, wits most hie eler i tt r irt: Mew& Berme! wet Marley of inhale ; mai M.... Ml L:it lia airimoy li t i r absp "7l osap Freacrair,OldJetr ae p Mama. t ehrk"P au l Gorogt. of Loathe& WlNtaao Arles Peer lea, of Lel wtmo served hie dap Is Mt. Milian Poedeoe:ef last Chastest,. Henry? et Ormy'eles-ewwww. Laede, eget Ilt who eseved h clerk. Alp le Mr. Illeesei Berth, of Cheri-ion • and Mr. Thome hat, of Overe•las. The cov;r4l of the leocepereled law thelely Uwe eacardtegly &worded the &l bws=of bates :—Te Mr. Dedham, the =o p ! th s Seelay Cilllndre lir. Is Mr. the rho of tie ifs _._*L Seelety Cioneeef a tea ;to Mr. Llwher, sew of pleee of the Iseespareled Lew ihxday ; le Mr. reenese. ale of the prim of the I Low ; M Kr. Tyleek ewe of Ow poloof tho laoorpaabd Law LION CORISTNAti VACATION.—In con =thebeseree of floats& 1669,1 thee hies isionelsed the seatellies et Men College to doer the lbetheimbe yeadles we& laasr, so that hoeleed of sew Thanes Deoleeher Tth, it will oe hee Teeeday. the Ihlt. The nears watibm a week, mad the Ildweer hat NM prepordweg e ify ehertesed. lf lloretabt • Ilsy elf% ids. "WM Deb 18* le as the reeinwww, ' wit* Asse ad hemp me il• ISO et &pt. NW 4le llfe.o (lot mai Is 11 1 91)ibrolls 6Mbileakie as ft 401111 yam la m Nett Ikarearaviai Ss false IS/Mh. mom Om • e* serstler.— "Wow Apra& CROSBY 114 LL. A meeting of the member, of the Crosby Han liming Clone* we. held yesterday evening, is the bands& for the consideration of a subject of great inpartsmos to the usefulmas of the Institution in an educational point of view. It appears that some time ago the committee, he order to bring the objects of the inetitation more prominently Ware the public, added • literary lestere to it, In the farm of • wegly periodicol, called the Bmeiteg Claws Anneal. This periodkel, which contained the sabstanos of Unarm de livered each week to the young men of the society, notices of wasting",adverrisemeats, sad other latormation commuted with Crosby Hall, did not, Hear, In consequeoce of Win- Coleus nsimegomen4 er oar ether cease, attain • Ike the elesidadoner somber of adventuress* :rEt ia t wee espoeted k wield —mud. Thus week by week limo was • heavy lose aocerattlatiag until fa • ccesperatimly short spins of time the oommittee wee seined with •HO of ununada of 3101. on Its account, The tesealese aim* tedsmil the periods of Its publica tion to ems asesslit. Bat the monthly journal appears to have sonereded me better thus the "ready one, though the debt has been Mace reload to 1371. The Outmhadanbee (the Bev. Charism Machissis) stand that the mostlag nnalled to tid Ile sow lag demo wheat* the journal *WNW sr Wt. As it dii sot sacs, wanner Mi sf lis is aresm e aw u pon atemilagto ell appear. wtlh~A k ap Ws cme, .ferwerd and supplt h it • I 7 I.lLaitx, Ihe:•ealrelthr of the journal, and Wen, passed i'PHIVNeHONOSIBH haperteme of sapportiag the Punial, hat at Illetalliatikon lived dab -was impossible to it aleetia s ilt= iis f . re Meek* hundred ea ben A wit I n their ear th& Pbedinii le all In their power to keep er tho r r irisa te= titer and seconder, and those who resolution, 'mermen It a •- . 12M that Its character rho s t i be in a seemaine mad that the ream sod oceemensiestions wnisnm by of the claims should always occupy a ombdtxpespnellms of its apace, to the exclu sion .1 many chime if wain which had hitherto been in serted, but which it was shined were of no interest wheaten to the somber, of the iseefratka. Upon this marauding ft wee provialoondly agreed that the Journal sbeeildi is OM. Wooed far the present, until ft be known whether the mm her, will imbeorite among themselves fee the striatel 000 corm As an earnest, ho river, that the yeas t y tam mit sot bl dto the advanisime at fomeekeg • literary mats mew, sod circulaing the productions at the members of the elms% 800 oopier of sh. journal were subarto 3 o 3 fat tam litv nag ap of the malaise, whisk was imetklnfy set • fell min DEVITT OF Till Ritir. JOHN ClAT.—This reverend gentleman, late the chaplets of the Preens Beams of Car rectiom expired, attar a keg roam, mislay Irma matted deny, at tea amilanta, Wee OIL Pesetas ale Sada; let. The reeeml enelawunt reabrood the Itajainer M the peal an the MO flan 1137, der it shot allot newly 116 yoarerieg Web time he bed Meese an sathent Wand the arhninal statistics Mille est*, of Zarmabke. Mamass When Elmo set eanNeati * this esentry, be hit held tad eeennikerhe mltn IssaiiMad tote most si lea pave of** AN ACT at OriOdiewettn.—The de la are eatellee err ideleliest salad et the aler a tel Ajmer* In eteerahe ntel wdeo* et a neetkere Hoop, who had arrived sheet • Intafght lishet town. "The desemed," k rya, "wee a men of fortune, reeding In Park ; bet at the age et 1111,06rde health rather invoked, he detereleset t. trent la the H. hod vbltad steeped epees time at Mon end is started far Cordes. with 'ha Intantka et preatag the them; but be use h mese emiesiy sad expired la three days. No one, ed 114111 hit servant, hoer to ohm Miele lid hod *teeead ; bet the et Old shut he had mm mete r es finiemen emboli° @beechen Oa Wing in Ineetetty of hie Moon bewever,thers was bead s ON Wall 1 Min "dated In Leedom, thee het Ins I sellainte to Wear tite elirgy at Ajmer to rear the odettladhe Ihr body of It, Beene into sal* ameba of the ttrink;ar Weed it the etas! Christian HIGHLAND MAlY's HAAYS—Aa slee t made to restore inannatent evated ta Wee Kirk yard, at grim*, the over the pant _of Berne Illettlaad Mary, and vide b soh hat vim le eeenure,6o4l"l. f•- ••• • •, + Of , V 1;.!. oaAvt . . ' ISTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. TRIAL ANDIOENTENCE UPON M. MONTALEMBERT. AND BRITISH THI.ZORAYII.) PARIS, THURSDAY MORNING. M. Montalambert is condemned to aix months' im prisonment, and 3,000 francs ins. M. Donniol to one month's imprisonment, and 700 franca fine. PALAIS DB JUSTICE, PARIS, WLDWISDAT EVIININO, 6.30. The exciting trial is just over--all but the judg ment. The judges are now in their private room preparing it. Anything resembling a report is out of the question by this poet. I have scarcely time to write a word. The speeches of MM. Berryer and Dufaure were magnificent beyond description. To have heard them is an event in a life. Berryer spoke for two hours and a half ; when he sat down, M. Villemain approached him, squeezed his hand, and said, " Yon never made a more splendid speech in your life, either at the bar or the tribune." Among the remarkable men present were M. Odillon Barrot and the Doke de Broglie, and seven or eight members of the Corps Diplomatiqne. M. Chair d'Est Ange, the Procnrenr- General Imperial, sat behind one of the judges' chairs, look ing like a chained tiger disappointed of a rush 'at his prey. Etiquette does not allow him to speak except in the upper or " Imperial Coart.".and he was forced to leave the conduct of the prceeention with his inferior officer, M. le Precursor Imperial Cor douen. The latter performed his duty with a mo desty becoming his very moderate abilities. Re garding the trial from an artistical point of view, the bar regretted that the Procureur Imperial was so tremendously overmatched. Could Choi& d'Est Ange have spoken, the arms of the combatants would have been more nearly on an equality. The Procureur Imperial told M. di Montalimbert that ke had thrown France prostrate at the feet of England and struck her on the face. This he repeated three times, " Vous Paver frappe an visage, frappe an visage, indigneanent frappe an visage." Berryer said that the prosecution was " unjust, unfounded, ill-advised, and he world add, rash." The Procureur Imperial did not ray anything offensive to England. M. Demme's logical style of argument was perhaps never shown to more advantage. Berryer, who spoke first, melted the hearts of his hearers, and then Datums con vinced their mutton. When Berryer sat down, a tre mendous shout of" bravo" burst forth from the lower end of the court. The President ordered the pollee to turn out any one they could find who had cried oat, but they could not put their finger upon any one. The charge upon which M. de Montalembert may, if found guilty, be brought under the provi sions of the law of public safety, and transported at any time at the pleasure of the government, is that which accuses him of having at tacked the rights which the Emperor holds from the constitution. This charge is based upon a forced interpretation of the law of 1849, made to protect the republican constitution which than existed. The arguments of MM. Berryer and Dufaure to prove that this law could not be applied to the pre sent imperial constitution were so crushing that I jelly doubt whether the judges will have the effron tery to pronounce M. de Montalembert guilty on this head. The law of 1849 was itself a renewal of laws of the restoration, Louis Philippe, and the Constituent Assembly of 1840. If the government neglected to renew it, that is no reason, said M. Dufaure, why the courts should condemn without any law at all. I will write again later in the evening. . _ _ _ The state of Italy and, more particularly, the rela tions of Austria and Piedmont are considered to have been the cause of the uneasy feeling at the Bourse to day. Numerous sales caused a downward tendency, the fall of to-day exceeding the rise of yesterday. The fall in Renter wu 40c. for cub, and 30c. for ac count. Credit Mobilier fell 20fr. both for cub and account. Closing prices :—Rentes, 74fr. 10e. cash, 74fr. 25c. account. Credit Mobilier,l,olsfr. Rail ways heavy, with prices generally lower than yes terday, though the downward tendenq encountered much resistance. SPAIN. Accordin to a telegraphic despatch from Madrid of the 23rd, Signor Ras Olano had been appointed Governor of Cuba, bet General Concha would remain in Havannah until the difficulties with Mexico are arranged. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ApmfaALTY, Nov. 24.—PaoMortox.—Mate A. C. May (1855), is promote.' to the teak of itentomatit. CHATHAM, Nov. 24. The Childers, 12, Commander ISTruabstrn, is to be paid off Kato ordinary at this port. The Linolades Cassia, Ceps'& D. Masselhin, has has hires lip by the Hes. Covndl of India ice the conveyance of 300 of the Seat India troops to Bombay. COVIT-MAIMAL.—A IffsM costrt-mertial, of which Lietwanant-Colonel A P. R. 1., woe the president, assembled at this 'arrives this morning for the tend of flee. peat Carey, 29th Regiment, es a charge of having be lend drunk when on guard. Ths primmer, who has lntheet• borne an excellent character, has Ism sperm& of West" yedre la the service. Tits ilaftead the come hes mot bees made known, but it is believed that the primer was found PORTSMOUTH, ltov. 24. The Urgent, 2, ins iota* Matta Moro thip, Com =oder Maetirmehl. emberhei dtie athrnocet the besiege ot the lei breathe et Re 16th Regiment Ikea Mderehott.. sad trOl to-zearros elikerk the troop, oonehttog of 36 °dicers 50d.600 mum. She will sell for the Mediterermout os or .boss Priddy. EXTILAOILDINATIT CASE OF SELF-MUTILATION ET • !Mint= —Au extmordinery Mammas of self-mutilation by • soldier, with tb• view of disqualifying himeell for fur thm military writs, basins& taken plane at Chatham jrarri ma, a priest* at the 81. t Itartimess, mased Dooms Drawer, having dslibermely shot MT his risgbt leg by a ball from hie 3ateld-rided musket, in ardor Womb, 10 thesis his die. theme from the regbaset. The emereostos took piths le Co. of the tarrsok-rosess of 3t. Mary's barracks, where the Slot depot is Matiosed, eseshar the esmest commtestion main the amps la the room es the thee. Themes, who le of a moody, sobs disposidee, waa men to load his moo. bet, whim he diellimmesi_ylisithod it to his leg sad (red, the hall obstacle( the be the balm He woe Mows me vapid to the ists the remelaleg porting of the leg was minim y empetslod by Dr. Modem), the ptheolyal these Ohs imenerthee Drown vary seutisee lath Itabsaid beuthselood he was I seder religious moil at whim he essomintal the act his conmeembe aleM be has lima le hospital would lead to tho w Eition that he is eider a mosoessela on the subject of Thlic hoiversr, is Ulm( to be astemed, the the be 'Welly mitheed Minigolf la order I ob tain his to As sew m he is We to ham the hospital le we be le Ishii briers a osuranartial, the mutiny mit smiting it a mime mime ler say soldier lo mutilate him self. This is net the fret tesemos at Chatham of a *oldie, lielheratsly maiming Mmsaff , a tau heels( dellbesetely blown off one of hi. heeds, sad another oiroppod off • eager, with th e view o f thethethe their discharge. Dal those prisoner t. s were, however, sentemesd to keg pinata of bowie:unme Tint Rox. Audio thiplels may gas Issikeitat i us& sissithe m I tta2 Mar =rigetZTIZM I T IIII.424 w .41r owd - taig J.* • • •• W THA ANDOVAB AURDBR. An horned was held yesterday on the body of U m deceased, William Psalms, In the board-room of th e u. k . No olne whatever to the perpetrator of thi s horribt -•"" has yet bens gained. e cr taig Mr. H. Lomat:ohs, solicitor, appeared to watch th e pr e . cesclings on behalf of the deceased's family. The jury boh i Sworn, the Coroner addressed them, and they retired to ne w the body. The ling witness examined wee Mr. H. E. Northover, who said—l am a draper, sad „„, an andstant to deemed. I last saw him alive on Maui; night, the 22nd inst., stout 9 o'clock. He was then in the shop, where myself and coma of the other endo wq kit him. I did not use him alive afterward'. He wu &m o o in the same way as when found the following with the exception of the overcoat. The next so m ornb,/ went for a we& alone ma I usually do, along the blow n mi d. I Tee es the p oint of returning about a quarter e mile AM the lows whet my attention was drawn to some atiel: the &Id. I approached it within Ere or Ile vim I &toured it was • human body. I tum i d and gave information to the polio., with whore I rennin es the Geld, and found it was Mr. PlWOlie overcoat W net being to him but to some enema. g i wee flat an hie bee, the beck part of the hen wae much Weed. end there wee a coosiderable ountity ef blood near the hind; his en was af, there was • large sk i stick tying war him with nub on it, the bottom of ki s ski*, the *hit mel, eres stetowered with blood. Chair Wehn oaperla of police, maid--On Tow day _morning haa, about eight o'clock in the moraine, I inn bees the last winless that he had teemed a to a field on the Salisbu r y tom, died tbe nen bees murdered. I immediately pronehd to lie spat with him and a policeroonstable, and then de. seemed in body of • tees lying with his f ace to the grow, the right ma nimbi forward, and the left was by kb side; the hp Win windy straight. I okwarved th ird wounds cm the head, the back part of which nu brokis aid battered in way semels. A short distance from the book about two feet, lay a large ash stick, about three feet lass. which appeared to have be= recently cut, and at Ur hip end of which then were several knots. It wee count with blood end • portion of hair for about a foot tram the bottom. The cep of demised was lying a in on the left side, as though it had fain eg, The lb* was wend with frost. Deceased wee dimmed in a rough top-cost, pry bowmen coat and waistcoat, aid by. sham. One of the young men parent said, " Good God, k ie Mr. Ponces." I thee recognised him. I have non him for nearly eight pen. Prom the body I could dinned, trace the of one wa lking towards the Nu shed whin to to the held, ) rto Mr. Footner, e n s the hedge. There is a gap in t he edge between the two held,. I could not trace the footatepe any further than the gap. On examination of the Jude of the died there apposed marks of a alight south. On the Andover side of the env shed there appeared footmarks et the top of the bank. I west to Mr. Elliott, sad took him back to the field. After he had examined the body, 1 had it conveyed to the unish in a cart, where, in the - pretence of Mr. Bilk*, I searched the pookees, sad found 31. 12 s . ed. in monsp,e ether watch and gold gaud round his neck, a gold eye sad various papere, end other article' of minor importance. I examined the pa but they do n o t throw say light OP the matter. The bod y weewma lying about 37 yards from the coed. There did not appear to have been any scale when the body lay, which wee about 42 yards from the cow-abed, Henry John Haye said—l rends in Andover, and us walking down the town on Monday evening about half-pint nine o'clock, when I saw Mr. Parsons coming from his On and Tol d proceed down Midge-street leading to the Selo . He was alone, and I did not sae him An. wards. He had a top-coat and cap on. Jahn Henry Elliott said—l wu called yesterday to a held In Santa road where Iwu idiom the= a sun lying on his feel. He was dead, odd, sad stif.. - I (=inlaid him, and found =Waive fractures on the drat He bad evidently been dead some hours. Alter the body was conveyed home I made • second examinatioa. There were marks of blood, dire, grass, and two loth of hair ea di/boat parts of his person and clothes, His face smug covered with blood. His nose was flattened. On die right side el the bead wee a semicircular wound dy iachee in wiftb, There was another scalp wound on the head and utast id the base of the neck. At the back of the head was s len wound 3 inches long and I i inch wide. A north* of lis skull wee fly detached, through which the romans u g h brine meld be hit. Prom the state of the wool I have no doubt the demand came by his death by violux. I saw the stick, and have no doubt the wound' may have ham mused by such en instrument. It wu imputable that be mild hays indicted those wound? himself, At ibis Bugs of the Inquiry the coroner Intimated that la adjournment would be neoeseary.—Adjourned acemanaly. TILE surrosan POISONING 07 Tlro CH11.11710 BY LOZBNOEB. The adjourned inquest upon the bodied of JUills and Getty Walton, the two children of Mr. Thome Webs, farmer, of Lever Edge, Great Lever, was resumed es T. day anernme, at the Bradford Arms, Great Lem Wes Mr. Rutter, coroner. It will be remembered that the 14 jouctiment took place in order to have an masks! oassi• malice of the stomas of the children. sad of mined Ws peppermint lozenges with which they were supposed to bete been poisoned. Mr. John Carruthers. surgeon, who gave evitimee seas previous inquiry, was further examined, and stated deities had not been able to form any other opinion then etiee he had already expressed. He had suspected the Übe was poison in the stomach', bat the appeared:es both Ws and after death were such aa might be produced ret = muses Inflammation of the stomach and bowels occurred without any poison being taken, sad we alls caused by cold. There bad been a great deal al plaint recently in the neighbourhood of Bolton, sad be not undertake to say that the cases of these chtkbedikee not ordinary ones of that kind ; yet he thought they sufficiently stkpiciotie to require investigation. Te l t never examined the stomach of any person who bad bees poiseeed by arsenic. Mr. Daniel Boone, professor of chemistry to the Rejal Ifseehester School of Medicine, said that on nerds, 'Bemoan be received from Police-amenable Thomas Bathed a jar centednieg about two ounces of a yellow ill/ gelid, mostly bile, which he was iru,trirted to analyse. After a watching examination, by the meet approved seethe& known, be was unable to discover any trace of poison. Si received, at the rune time, a quantity of peppermint lump, which he also tested. He found them to be free trout sr manic ; but they were largely mixed with plaster of Pub, which was unwholesome and likely to cause tidied" \ist not to etch an extent as to produce death. The coroner congratulated the jury upon the termination of the !equity, and said he thought t f h= come to no other conclusion than that the <halm had Slid from ieflemmation produced by natural mum. • The jury returned a verdict to that affect. THE ROBBERIES LT TSB SALMI Mr- 071 , 103. On Tuesday, at the Borough Court, Halitq f Richard Taylor again appeared before the bench. carpi with stealing litters from the Halifax Post-offion The Mt was crowded, the case exciting great interee, from the roj d Taylor being well known in the town, not only se a law carrier but se foreman of the corporation fire betide, end r a teetotal advocate. The particulars of the cam hare already best pan We& Three foreign coins, marked, were enclosed la a Maw, wlt'ob was meted at Wakefield and which weald have to stamp. It brier promptly the letter had not left Wakeltold , the prhi was "cleated, wad la a piece al newspaper folded tip la his were found the three pieoes of coin enclosed is the letter. The primmer maid be bought them of a r eed Leeds at the time of the Queen's visit, whom ha did Low. The primer wee then given into one adla him were found seven letters which should have thane—eve of them being addressed to pewee la the district for which the prisoner wee the pule& The letters bore different dates, all within a few dpig the time when the prisooer was taken Ines matede. • Al the prisoner's house were found several addidoesl Mims one of which, addressed to Norwich. had bra aped mod re-sealed ; likewise a gold ring, • gold breech, a sates aurg referred to ical in et rumen &a t l a a brooch number hpleavd l of p. oaitickr Les:w,mail which sneaker to a gold flag pledged in Halifax. (All thaw ride had been *Wrested from letters, sad their loss hed eorehlard much annoyance.) In the prisoner's pocket-book NO found a quantity of postage stamps, which ware eilsfulddr es if removed front fetters which bed hew posted. The formal emblem baviag bees gives, the prievelt slimed to Bey eviyfek. n. beech blot to York Cale ter kb! at the'eaufag vaster P . livery. He wee atm emeniked on the charge of leaf Weir pelted on dr was day by Mr. Barreavas, a Lai. Wrest, Relax, le Wt. Wfiliam Atkinson, diaper, BA* fold. Tile letter eeateined a sample et stag which 11i4 weer seeteek, It brimmed, for sleek tune. Tien mom of other caws etelaet Taylor, bat they wee sot meld with. an& lath. = g '4W- ~dil ~f AN 00100ENAITAN BURNT TO DirfX.—lt day afternoon an Inquiry was bad at We Nice af Upper Yort-plam, Tertiand-tees, Ow Mrs. Elisabeth lidvinda, an Windy w moo of op, resift,' at 24 Vistario-twomo, ; wood, who did an Sunday bat ham Mit eiretra k under the following ofronmsemote:—/Loocediag to meat of deceased Ittrotlf a abort hiss Woo bar appears that on the day of lb• ecoldent aloe iridium front a walk, and laid her gloves upon dm against the mirror, preparatory to diveatiag Wag • boansk ha. Haying done no abs plowed bre brad the mantel pipe to put bar gloom in bee * four door Wag opal% the currant of it wed i tiMr arednal the 'pato, - and is a 1.00111114 AO VW low& Sao lot why Wow bona illsr7 Poems. a woman vibe abbela 41* Wins, trim do limeord of do how robot op at loasiderableFal 'lrk oxtbisioltiti Om A horet an i„„ sad Assoosol tros fonoval t oho Unwed peat pas Or ereeral der. Mini injuries mare stout the anul, lugs, and facer p.m of her perm aura frigiAlealy bent. Itiorl a verdiot in amailanot trill) the foes which *l . l lll Wls' -war-117. s.vit 10 ;Mr, nor:. • ••• • • .% C • ••M . i••• 4 • m.-e Mr.•• •"i• • t