The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

11 ...1 111 - • I.:\W PAPER • ,tll,ll t Alt . , sw : - X . • _ „. r z• . . . All A • qOklP-el'z No. 4,0715.] LONDON, IIIESDAY EVENING„; . ., SEPTEMBER 6, 1859. (Sta►mped Id. Additional) [TWOPENCE. Ik7IIIIIi6ROUTL—COMMUNICATIONIty I AN T atuTilan ollln ash nos re lb. g m tlo r• A IN. 4: V d thet " le SY r i . • h e eisi ._ , II sa . W these aff Ihe um sad mix a • ..,r 4 h re M O igg Os iS 2B WiriVir : W . • • QTEAM COMMUNICATION betirma LIVER -0 r l'att nn// Mid Mai'li N"J4I: los Ibex 10l vowed Ina wow WV' rr. C=a "" bon 1 to CITY UP ii.mrisuwa. CITY or w AIWII IMO 1 .... g .r R CITY O / tROO IL. CITY ON SALT' won r , W ,04141. Mod owl •I W Craft mem 1117. owl Ils= g oomdllog to wwwwmtailis. Foroord rows II 'Wow, I Pump". No Cloo4s &ad 111. tialeor=bei Womb own!! 14"W = lottkolart roll to WILIAM" I 'MAN, 11. W Fort, Llwepool: se to M T WI owl II 4011 T. 41 , KIK Wallawano L. OW. TW LLNE of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS from II ILFORD lIA V itN to P05T11041.404 OM 111&11.111.8. ... Mk,. 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To NoOedema. litoom.bool Cloopay's foloorko TEAS! Cows W. ON 1141. Ism tona sloord4o 4 = k.........,.. w. „ . ...,, , , r. - ....,...."" : minim met,. so WoOrt WM i•-• pl e a ood 17a SI. : at 64 owl Si W. 14. To Woor4 Ho Id. mai illo H. : gl is. WI. •4 0 4 4 614. Ill—Ter mow : 4 Velment Rom& dna. •or so Ittanclit It sod NHL Pa. /16Wa• 411 - the illitholoodo Woro4os6 . 11. Mod onso. to THE GREAT EASTERN far AMERICA.,— ?be GREAT II INTIM behelebed to Iwo ROW= tier POULAK Ualeed Vieleh Ite Sib ball& c , :r only will b. atm IWlllep ram Ilediedlae demsedb .lone bob with... vim el Ilhaeghelidt on to ellmbei iateerrlll talt able..s=lll.lNnt Thies. melee at hp the &Game lhMleme.We el."" "ll= O. ar tiwe emi —rl=etsrbe GREAT BASTERN.—ThM Iltesamhip will Von POITLAXD. sou La Le WY trip ag Lad .111 ratan to ■ L Plnsaian plow bng:111 La takta. Mama /1. Lawalas sada. prongoes. tam ezdedme at viass yr ftra NO be knh.1 1 . 42 /01 Wm Moo nap Campo, I LEariall, 11 iikg 11.641111181. Laadaa. ILO. ORRAT BAITRRN STEAM SHIP.- ORRAT EASTERN YlntendMq LEAVE h MOOR co TWAIDA T. the feh leet , est ea Om at Ile Ems le Wirt 11101241111M1N peevord to PORTLAND. war Weemea*. ea/ be P Ik., to. the reorotton at views hem Nee Oth I. Illb Sill We Wet as My 1, dal tee. which II le prepeeell AM set weary tam thea Weeder. iretereing Ilatyheed. as A remie then ere the reeeoloa of 'Were Deo Tuseate. lrllh. teneorkw.the.eth. lath lefeadve. Dolfipelat 0.. We:month es Or MI MD eg he MOO' CS rivay. the tea het Paaeoo lMa. uere, weerate k bed Moen foe Awake ell be erehel NO ea TT berg Hoa T,. Or 01. art Welauday. the lag. The Goa . RUNE Wig WI 2: inilll4 5 11.11 Perliad. 111. ea Gs Lt Novenae', Th! Dteastoo, hav! em 7 ,tehelesee that the ate" apeeehmeepte 1111 - bi - aw t;"...i.e7;14:4071 — r5y - al* IsiloissiTtoMilii h =pl scam will m Ilmt. Ship Cam Iks . . J. Y ATMS. y ttJwatedl, IL Cog Willisaatreil. a. Yet LIM THE GREAT EASTERN. RAILWAY AItRANORWICATP. the re,etehoet.f the putA, MALI N/ lieltela far the Irtel Rip d the =LirWM tome %Vermouth to 11,4 hr L AAAA NOBRIPTS sir rth the London tad Aorth Water, (kW Wats% tIWOI Meow. Iholoore f r the loom of Tit ROUtill RAILWAY Ma the pet,espet eAttl • 44 ou their !Law. hulectimi Lawton. ede hniAlere to travel I . Wevroouth owl from lloieltead took thread. &wrier tket •, It the low ettwe t of Mt Whore HO b. 5...1 .01 the t4•11.1p 'W.l.++ the 0 , 1.4 Imp w k. Olhokee emd.r..4 to 7 will he mutable for Whemtelhe I. Other es the 14* l'Als. or le h trot, led Mende( how either se the PAL tl.t. W MS leoe. Ploseagent lobo hew/ Metal ter the mei rip MI to torairbrd MI6 maw, de ft is —2, ardor. J. It. TATES. Peareemy. OW aim Cameos, i Liesit.4.. 11. Rl og Willitimatiout. 1.0.. tor* 7.15 O. g ... BEAT EASTERN.—Tbe BRA SWALLOW. 01111ADi .4 1TIML. sad 111.111 C Ell 1110011111=1: dip tr.= don UN Ow 711-110111011 IW Ns t Iwo 140%4 mod losiowbolego hag to I, manila pbro lkm . " tr i es Ow ibe smunlioe. la I& soak EXPEDMOUB ROUTE to IngLAN leapt waists WNW D. biIb4I22IFORD obi 001 E. Waren Ye 11111,011 D ravu. 111 , 4 /MP Pobrgai bblow• miOm dr Tarim at Ifyylbs 2 4. Ds* proP 101 tem 94) um isymy. i r • UMW Orik• 11011 AT. IYILDNEIDAT.aontrgr 1:10/L/L by Yr eloblymbob /NO :-10a Ilyeedynt, 4116. maiblew I.lllmbilub aim tibabb avallabby Pyy sae rob. ll.lint dry. Mb Ore& ` aid Men slormr• to Webotal Mb et & sad Imo Olt wrf2~rl. zt; --#7oerzeragara grn - za."— lam: • wt. ffewDRY. Yryibyhed : 11*ns MIMI I, Out. FOX 111111 . 1: AINIVILAXOI METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE 110C1ITT, s. a fOrtilresk Beak. to ILL. reo..tr. , 711 . o J. row .1 Watt: lA. Or J . Orieworth. W• Daj.. Lhelyrol. ( 4 1. = 1 M 01,4= 1.., D•riowsk. pw• Miro gam 10 1 .37•= 2 4. S. Usaisw Nw. DA DUMMY (W esialoW FOo Coot, Dm I Sow' EWA Ilroieslow Mow Valotow F•vole. -De Ws, No Dowd Sod. /sle I-4•116 Mew II 4, MD, IS. Deo onsairest. II•Saw• -Uwe. Gams awl 011. A2aW). Trs=o4 SOW. .10.ne,Sombio. ADVANTAGES OF LW WWI WITS TEL 1001 OTT. so rWI ion& WOE moIONG. sod •• alma et she •••I• o niwillo of Ow V.M. IS on te. VW::1.1011 hod &IWO esSW OD aft • Wile lomew• SOFA, . NEMO Aid We mooned if EulimiliS .-- -...........-............... ...1 • asi mis 41 per eirL imi IS 04=intri, as' I. la m I• Aifisin. 2 Hs 4 MT sad =WEST TILUII sad & ....gwe TPIAI 4 t . %ILASO ere it t illerr n r i a di e ei elstri et andiriell . a 1 Ira, Se M. fa 1/11. C E lie M. : Musty M. le. Mt. sr I he Tim is te the tree el tie him le MI esim=ull m err Lir Is rem& • ere boa Sipa se fear UT is the CIISAPESTMAREET.—•Thie tree I 'wet= v. ce. ... „,„ dlli 111 X; .sit UMW TIA is Mt= 6.0. per 66 bow MI 1/M.—Wwilloors. 4. 6. adaisoimompok ES CELEBRATED ELMO SAUCE, =Nit . immeasoke disiasis 61i "NNW 6 CItOCKIONT PATENT ASPHALTS ROOF -17„... ISO MT end 111000100 N ; 1w amp unit ie. Maithe . " lB Pdl iti=" l if Pa7 r i ' le. : le_ . _lbstatag ranrlnOt w. tbotob. Go orm a a Solmilow awl ook. ; prot.— sod tiewithaaa. idsos., W at I. Omni MUCUS, isepoved by HARRIS awl SON, lasitonia• owl Is Vrnist et Vi s tu • 17•••••• 0164.1 s. ons sig•Vare= v1011 4. 1s INVENTOIIS.-0771C11 444 1 1184 . 11 4;r is t We 11M10411be. 6,.. IXTY YEARS OF 1111001111X1 inn proved biped toniles tint ao awns , mama sts omme. poproriarimmiftike dis= mai M g moil bri. h = d ll l Cis basallael."oolk al/W. Urea la g asi :* "."l l . l:a Il iEAl ihe •=inn 10 :1011Nre d liratWARM M. lel V. • Ilsllleestr a..a. rlll. all aloft Oft dr /I•• r z tiatzr=i;:titi 4 =m--1 LONDON and NORTH WESTERN sad MIDLAND RAILWAY& ourn a ammo. pritor am MOND pos CLASS ORDINARY DAT TIMM wont at Ye Nemo moo ilistles be DONUAST Sa p W erg Mks ee 1103 DA T. Toads Vid irr eierday Tberelee. a• 4 bdese. lla. II % MI awl ,el 3 be welibis No Mani 007 au NI to sod le~bo RAVI • .171114Vantas. By cider. to•e• Nembek NeOL I. WM E VANS% MAGNIFICENT MUSIC sad BOOM Mr. WITTISIDAH4 et Ski l. l 6 Likals •=ervil a ri Gs Wats mins Isom W•s• • Is it.. el the wales Mr. water 1 4•0011111114 riss • mit. D AILY, at 3 oNdock (aad as Monday sad Batar k% a t i oar sAnk sal &Um bile etko• Tbe NU e llarrarmil e ticfN an effki varrez im aik s i rusk* to NaNnt. • I "" k g e k t Mtr 4111 PARIS MST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE if 'MAUL WA SPIVS lad BZOODII_ iM JIWELLIWia Y 1 emmtp, W. 0., LaJoa. ILL W *Vs& s a{ FliCreregt. sod cm Warder N 0 CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER at ert a rllSLOPEO toltb • RIM MILT 1:1 MIA sola33l% " AVlna tor tblak dit t o lot too= to; pfrper .. MIVITeitk o WDDIN INTLaalaa, V I PATIOS/ to the CERIIIONT. bad BAIL PRINTED bed PtireaktlblViTll,lrA Ity*AryiVA: ry dee. aT tr, RZDR 41. petorlitlitprot ACrtfrOrtreb i b liTB 4111 CAPITAL • PI/lIIIHMINTI fart Clymidaatlat golimmeol the By Cats ii i A. f lan Ba hn{ Daftwoi. .. ot lesitsowl Otimittioutrs or Court tor J Leedom: J. LIM& 111. MGM Y. W . TARO walea bee. mill Pest kebab IL, " AND the Anointed Adaltseer sinned without 1113 *eswealeast—• SION THOUGHT& By the Iwo OE4M I. M ran. ft. al the Overt. an Isr:. M. Plebectlis. W. feI a rterMITIV2 I BOTOOTIO . N g; beim •We it poindis So NS %Waist r twrlssi d la t B r at i a t Tni bA lalr A "a. • Illat ii .n .... t e rje gem. THE alit? EMMA AND Ell MADE. Some of our metropolitan contemporarir, in encl. meeting the imports and exports of India, Ckiss, sad Australia, and smelling of Calcutta al the port of the mon ster ship, confidently sok, " Csa any one doubt but she will cargoaa there r Now, our madam wIU may have m look at the map of India to ate that mottling will be get Cakatia on the products of Bengal and the, provisoes ea the Omegas, and that it would to foolish to suppose that Bombay would land goods 1,400 miles out of their course, Madras 700, Singspoes 1,300, end the Chinese poets from 3,100 to 1,600, Australia beteg equally distant. The direators meat not be Waled by such Donseasa. The imports of Calcutta are not equal to those of Plida&lptiti, Boston, Moeireel, New Orlesno, or Baltimore, ace one-twelfth t f those of New Yolk; end of her exports, what env be: the Great Reatrae share but a part of the indigo, silks, spices, and valuable product,, not amounting altogether to 23,000 tons a year f Sugar, rum, rice, would cores by dipper ships to direct ports, the freights of them, during the last two years, ranging from 10e. to 60.. per too,—• poor look out fee her elem. holders I Where, than, is the emigration to or ham India? As we mid beam the toads for her is that tersrely awried ma by the Hears and packets, and now by the.. sad our Namers, and as the great ship cannot cane here or to New York, the St. Lawrence and Cork are the nest best. Should the internal navigation of America, by Quebec, be overlooked, and another port chaos, then Portland and Nor folk have their claims, the tomer being the shorter vyage. but having 200 or 300 mike more rail to Cincinnati. P itt , hug, Chicago, and St. Louis, sad 100 more to Plultdelphia, ' Washington, mad Baltimore. New York being half way between them. Oa the other hand. Norfolk his, by rail, all the cotton trade of the Carolinas sad Chorea, se well se the tobacco and grain trades of Virginia. Teasers*, and Kea tacky. Next to Now York, Gashes, by her rem telead ship navigation, would be the most likely port to 811 the great ship; and second to her, Norfolk. It will depend on the Grand Trunk Rellwey and Canadian people, by laving the nil esteeded to • proper harbour for the winter hi the 1114. Lawrence, and a wharf erected, to have the hem& of the post ship at at num. The British and Irish press bare given the pros and coot, but we believe that it is yet nadoelded ea to bee ends by the Mremera—Lirerpool Album, 4011CCILTURAL f108?ZCIS IN THE WT. Harvest operations may now be considered closed, Sheens of wheat in Norfolk, when quantity and quality are takes tato 'comet, is conaidored en ergeth below the yield of hat peer. The barley crop fa FpArn of in doleful terms. Tltrewfourtlta of it is reported to be stained and a great deal Is sproated. A low bright samples wiU b• brought forward, bat them will sot nearly sandy the demand. Oats, per, sod beam Mn boss harvested ftsoarably, sad morales boater than whist se herby. The reports Iran the sdjoia tag county of baba ere, as wee to be erpected, of touch the semi lose and character, the state ments wade with aped to the barley brag especially discoaregitg, a peat deal of it being seek grown or entirely smiled. la sons MOB ft Is sees add tbst it will be good fur sothies bat ha d be make TM wheat asp is &folk V estimated ko loist ma mat. bedew the avenge, but when It wee seek hid the yield Ms set waded liss or mix combs per seen Pees sad been ere shoat is average. Ness Osabridgmlbe serresposibism as the ma* dis of the wee siterec.se se Is the brim; the yield of worst has wind greedy, bat there is ivy hall of it, sal • good diet has bus secured well end el potty mad malty. Oak, Mess, ka r , have eld.ci well. The reports made gpsmilly with nixed to turnips sad not crops ass of as aessaisgim Mamas, lota reins Lake bang veep bradiciel to ; some al the Maim la Narvik, bassaao, azinbit 'meow of issmssidseso Use are seam corsaplaish., lugs al e. o f $ he swag legal; which hen setdsd Oa the whdy taking info . sidaredre the moisal eat of Wear daring the baneet, the dAdsl silly of abed barley, sap the low peke ef whew, the knew ems s seed dal oat of @virile. TIM liellars of ths we, Is ware bapartaot Ikea amp bs s Sest eight as with he trade *ricotta/ism hem es depend men , week sod sect, sad Ism apes totem. A mast seeks se the sessropohise supplies of mak Is drive from ths arlers distrist, end as the prim of berthas has well ssalakamd emeral Jeers ths medusa se wheat Besse Ills Ise bees the lass kb. The miss of dark( the past mem hes km high, a dre ebb* Ms bees sesspibls relief. TM. Potato Dimes. The On% Zerenner age Farther eartinle ben le sealer the ler segan la gt the Garet to ebbing rat of the pannesupbse rennet. At her half the eons el these to the selphienebeed or lence, which won ea en tire a Won tannest an pro. neap appearance an absolutely worthier. rem the die. YtM imesseedisat Mesaeote, Catchier., sad ether sel bewail; pathos to the seeth.weet of the oily, we Iwo that Ile Owen bee let la with red virulence. In. het, all aaesslar te Maw Oat on the average of the wine early a beef t eiteribild of the potato crop word sot be es ewer asineele. reeefont Non roes We regret M Marl le waltereie the sad het of the nentenable, seel ia ls rag ismseask leelnotive appearance°. the potato let die anuelp Al Oweripions of poisto are atteeked, bet le wort mope re men Is the pink eye. The begs Is swieramiesd Ihst tM vi. ation. is., eat be as win sprawl aslatierst parry Mt Iron. ail we can kerns the IPS law Os sew was now, is seriously nivel. Ow mast Is sepOsi will room of very elan - papa peseent,wlkla sell at /IL awl did. per nose. .11 *Or Mauer LtexarooL. —The farmers westehlMl7 et lammed Imo lasi couseleined et • lelieele werbet le that 'ewe, end yosteday (Meeile)) the sierbeiseelemittee ream' le ebbe tie town easell to tweet • New Asir& sagobalasir tie preinu Bt. Jelree wierleit, _sailed's( kiwi Queseteweee to Willis.. Shedd law warm be seswiceet, it will tlhe palm &MI et ore proems Theatre Role!, Welekte est Ilemtem Oise, 112 .10111640tUeil. COIFiIIIOW os DCS•Mlitlall Llottluto.—At Ilr Wiebster pay swim, lot mask, • nos mom/ toll tsb yollbr allosbolss isoillsoot Ye Doissidiss . Prwaoxs. • Moseys. was to road with Wrojporools• of • lose whisk bo hal weft yids Its west wet la berm* Yd. • soolost Sas if , bet • and mist of 111 s. 03" NM talkkol tom lim• mob so It ea liotbt lot tab sal as sod Yet his woos torsooly b. • wok, • Iloolgt• es; Am. W lo WA& Is gm its orsoy. ADvAscs os Corgis " RPOrizat tie «...r list wait Ibis sibs aybbered Toolows uwassed r airitmhs arms ts irk wore a Ghia ti Per alla• • d Imam Ms his um& by tin *am ma earl bob lb, swim rarabild cal, le bier, tbe *Orr vi ea Luise a bebble• malmatleg So 24 a I pause. no essiavesoi sa a mbleb gest 70 fasiorks Vim N. pr omisial, bow is dim wilt Ws am, meba le pi the tardierr wasobst syloomaky &aid *We ..tr.. le Ileme after me min:ag kb Ibe MOO of • stalls anon of ow. 2211 sum IN TEE BUILDING TEADL The conference of the executive council of the I Optative Building Trades mat yesterday at the Parlor's Arms, Johnson-strest, and the early part of the day was employed in receivieg c Write:glens end morn beer the mmustry. Several very bandanas donations were asnonaold, with promises of continued support as long as the Wank should last. Not the least important business of the day was the declar►tion of a dividend from the fonds, which was at Ohs rate of 3a. each man for the lock-outs, and in respect to Trollop's men it was 12a. each for skilled workmen and U. l ead fre las unskilled. TL iontoring is an mot list of the number of rata la sash trade who wen entitled to share in the distal bution, together with the enact amount disbursed. The document is interesting in a watisticel point of view, end it is tmportant, else, In showing beyond all met the number of minty men in every branch of the building trade at this mement out of work in London and Woolwich. Here la the Het : TresHaan soma 104 stilled artions, at 12s. 62 0 Chspairs .aad 87 unskilled, at Bs. 34 1 Met ." la st tit 1 0 99 0 Woolwich . men .. 260 .. .. 37 1 0 Pastors .. 120 .. 18 • iiiiiii.q.e. :: - ii :: :: :: :: iOl 0 üb...g. No. 1 .. 491 .. 73 13 No. 2 .. 440 66 0 No. 3 .. 189 .. 28 7 No. 4 .. 278 . .. 41 14 No. 6 .. 154 23 2 No. 6 .. 617 77 11 No. 7 ..250 37 10 No. 9 .. 242 36 6 No. 10 .. 167 .. 26 1 No. 11 .. 61 8 0 No. 11 .. 23........19 No. 13 .. 12 116 Lobosrashos 111 moles .. 6 018 7,846 41,246 9 0 Of thin total of 7,846 the skilled abases soother 4,889, end the :aboorors 2,057. This proportion would oppeer so io dic*** that the Mows are by sows so generally inoisty moo as the ortitana, while the small number of members in 11, 12, sod 13, would lea/ to the coooltwion that three lodges wen of resent forsedos. Isdied, the proba bility In that they owe t►eir origio to the poem& ntovornest. A crowded roatieg — at operatives wee held yeabeeday b the Adelaide Rooms. Lowther-arcade, mama by the Asti- Strike Committee. The ad/Weak* to the eteetheg was by ticket, the inscription on which pledged the parties so ad initial to observe the strictest order, and while they would be allowed every opportunity of potting gawking, to do so In such a manner as to allow one question to be fully an swered before another was put. Yr. Werra considered that In order to proceed be a basins-like manner they should, in the first place, appoint • chairman. - Mr. BALLARD replied that the committee had taken the MOM sad paid for them, end, with all reaped, be ocitaidend that they were at liberty to conduct the buainese as best soiled themselves. He then proceeded to state that what wee called the esti-strike committee had been called into Waterloo from a desire to benefit the sabring chases—to throw oil upon the troubled waters, and put en end if they coda to the unpleasant state of things which then existed. He was far from saying that the mestere wen not to blame, for there were to doubt faults on both Wes; but the quieten they bad now to consider was, how could they get the ques tion est at rest. it. then went on to consider the math reps dialed dominant or declaration which had beet Yard by the wake% sad so clams of which, he maintained, was advent to Judea, freedom, virtue, morality, or relitriim. A Weisner( irked whether the signing of this boomatrat restricted them from belonging to sty cockily width contri buted to their relit f fn IliektleAS when out of work or is old sec Mr. BALLARD said the declaration did not require them to mounts any benefit society which provided for their wants when in eithume or old age, tor did it require them to re nounce any trade society which provided for them when out of work, recept such society became turbulent and dictated terms to the masters and the men. Mr. Werra uninhibited of Mr. Ballard making it appear as if all this had occurred from the mon striking, whereas it was the meters locking up the shape which had been the muss of the whole—(chews)—and they now Intended fulfill ing the measure of their iniquity by producing a document which no society or non-society sun who bed any respect for his character would ever sign. (Cheers.) He could tell the masters that the son-moldy men were as much plod them In this matter ea was the society men. (Cheers.) He was not a society man. (" Nor I." " Nor 1." " Nor 1." " Nee An attempt was then made to per a resolution expressive of a MS, of confidence, when Mr. BALLARD insisted that, having paid for the room, he had a right to amiss the meeting when he pleased ; and the epee of the rooms did his best to got them cleared of their occupant.. While the altercation was going on a considerable number left the room, hat those who remained persisting in their right to pat such a resolution, it waa accordingly but and declared carried auahnsd Thethen dispersed. parse The sporstives of Glasgow have subscribed 5001. is aid of this Loadoa Imam. THE CHAINNAKERS' 511illa. Yesterday the chahmaskees au itzEks in South Stiff irdshire and Esse Moroni...shoes hid soother meeting at Quarry Beek, about three miles from Hadley. About 1,300 persona sesseethed, end Mr. Homo, the secretary cf the Unlink prided. The CIiAIIUIAN expeireed hie matienes In the ithiseets meow of the movement. They ware now at the mid of the first month of the strike, red they were better Ole to bold out any time longer than they were at the essemeneseseat of the Prussia. (Cheers.) He had noshed the second contri bution from the cheinmakers of Newcargitespen•Tyne. (Cheers.) This time their friends from the teeth had that there 611. 17e. (Cheers.) Friends la Ilsmehrethe had also seat them mosey. The glutamates efelsewbelige bed big= to make a weekly levy per waf sal the ether breaches of the glass trade had detarmthed to help them. Seem their last meeting the mestere bad eat oat a list of prime, having the meth basis se the sae that the men bed determined upon, namely. do par wt. he half-ineh eludes. Thu list the masters contended was a =Met list upon that hada 8o far, however, wee it PIMA that for some classaip dens the este of wages proposed to be Own was lower eves the. the meth of the old 4e. list, from whirls llie men sow directed, end were on atlas. (Cries of " Pitch it away.") Leave wee given for the men in the employ ofe tastier wbo 'wee willing to give the rise upon a ceriath order that he had In hued, to retina to work sod finish that order • bat with reference to the other moo on strike, It was re solved that toy should rens& " oth " till timer epiphyses gate the prices costaiaed is the list which the men have pat ant. Tlla RIOTORT OF &MIN:MT.—The living aa metal with the ronevy of Steekport, which has long be. In the market without a buyer, has we understand, bias parebered by Mr. Stephen Symonds , the Ono of Spaced, Costae, asd Co., calico printers, of Handforth. It I. amid for three he., and la Intended for cos of Yr. Symmda's three sots, at the death of the rawest racier. h. bbring includes the right of provocation to St. Themea's Chunketockpoer, to Chatlark Chapel, to a chunk et Dokballeld. and to bleep's Church, and is worth trom 2,000/. to 11,0001. per aanum.—gleekyert TEN CHURCH it•Th Quentox.—A meeting of the rete= e ise 'Mid Is the church emery, Barnard Cantle, ow ,to kavy Me for the tomb w s year ; the Rev. D. Doped b chair, who reed the sodas and celled upon the thogehirennee to give the eetlesste. It appeared t ha t 601. wee mated, end ants of one penny Ia the poand was pro posed sad easoaded. Several of the tstepsyers objected to the oanyeleery ate, sad urged the vo meaty principle, and ens the seeker blmesif mkt be would have no objection to fr, If the althrehwordens would undeetake to carry out tbe latter view. However, Of Oa this being formally reviewed by the menting, they refused to bar the respotahllity of a rot:airy rote, notwithstanding that last year'. eipmeas kid been met by ens. The following amends ate to the minimal mothis woe thespegesed sad emended :—" Thet this teeet 14160=lim were mouth% sad that the subject be then * Ulm the satire* et en old statute the Admen efteetel M get the bat the bbear et vh sheet WY herb were held d the natant rehadag to vide either a wzge ar y be vodka • poll would have bees e wee pates( Me of modem a rs er hpa wa f ih x w er the t mmelment bm degoad an mejerfig ei the mee *de herb hew of It. The tha t stintaresdle Neer the emesiment spot the Waste% k memat hi seeepgin dyad • protest Is the Mat spied the esbudes. It sow remake a meesekts—Cas the gempolemy wee be holly demanded Mr*. Mob. !oafs lITON XIMICTIG—Daring the wetk I =yleAt aft Oa vi hell beta es Won:-0. Tw a t,. IBA eategia7. tote_ime. ; Ng meOes evesaaa SAW Oa tee time I steamei asetootea to lie petals IL), AI „,• MIS &WNW ~Mg, Wiewidai• Toiah rim Ommaisi d 1,11141477. TSB CEfalLllio-1 .BAILWAY. It b confidently stated that within two years front the present MON the moat important public work which hoe her rejected during • bog sand wW, with POW suggested improvements, be completed We refer to the extension of the with Raters and the railways which terminate at inedarbridge to Chering-craves, the wry heart of the trial p hi reich they are mainly 'lmplied from the west of London. Monet alai test mainly the marepolte, and cows especially In *cm pate which an sow he oast crowded thmough , Mike* will be afforded b) the construction of this work, cannot be too highly estimated. Blest-elreet, Wil, Ckeepßia the Poultry, Ries Watem-streme, and ats ce thergeskferge aiding taut them, will be retie* of the conveyer:es whiok acir c Avith indent lees cif their passengers to the Lad elatiele. • .This great public Improveroun will le d ie et • east et not more than one million, !nebulas the parches of the zead property the betides of Me +bridge over theTtimeer, ooastreotios of tie neeseary Minna. Of We ma she Booth Rotten Railway propmetors, at their metieg, Mid on Thum Jay last, agreed to subscribe 300,0001., the Borth Entire Company goannteeing 4i per cent. up m the asat of tb• shares. More than bed the required summate( thesspital has been subscribed before any application has been MN to the public to take up the shares. There aspens to bWM raison he betas tan the esnineted cost fur the ow egnestion of the line will be exceeded. The estimates ander went roost extraordinary scrutiny bins the comeeingeo of balk Howes of Parliament, and the maims yen perfectly ready to Wait the aslialemy et the • seen of not lees than at the rate of lapse ware yard firm set awn a the value of the property to be purchased, Wade wear ag as murk se 61. /nar. tag warted for li@Jn er par mph,* Taildsig the sew, k in aciethw el att, lea repair der the dir.ctio of the Metropolitan Board of Weeks, end Wank met wry great three, is of the mos dr moieties es that whiok trill be taken for the railway on the mouth side of the river. The molten of ifond-market has of coarse swollen the sedan= very monl, ha as that property was bought provisionally before y Ms bill wes peesed the amount was already known and was ocersolt; is olated in the estimate. Mr. Hawkebew, the englaer le the company, is new engaged in the paws- 1 On of the working plans for the bridge over the Thames. It is proposed that the bridge shall consist of four lima of rein, Instead of two, ma originally cakulated for in the esti mates, and this will anew the wet of the works by Want 00,0001. But It will no doubt be countered *thimble by the bead to Mier this increased coney it first, rather then be esserlbel, la two tie three years at • much grease, to orb the neceesery widening of the stratum. The two =Wag pars of Huggerford- bridge, which will be need for the WV pa :ars et anfident width, if ended up from their lower part, to admit of • roadwa of far linerM rails. The footpaths on either aid s will overhangs the Awl, TM bridge will be supported by dye rem, and will be es light in its appeannoe a the oatmeal such a work will admit of. In counetion with the bridge there will be a spa done lending-pace for steamboat paragon, with a broad light of steps misdating to the railway stalks, and loot ways on each side of the railway bridge. TM revenues de rived from foot pareangers, and from persons using the land ing pier, will be the property of the Chain-ones Company. TM arches of the railway still be so wastrand as to admit of th ei r Wog made tenastable, and • revenue of 5,0001., it le estimated, well be derived from that source. IMPORIANT TO RAILWAY COMPANIES AND P1212E-STOLZ EXHIBITOR& A case of considerable importance In respect to the carriage of prize animals intended far exhibition at agri cultural shows was decidrd at the B.th County Clore at this week's Main. It had been previously adjourned in acmes queue of legal lechnicilitiek and was now tried by a jury. The plaintiff was Mr. John Holdway, a breeder and exhibitor of pie, residing at Westoo_ user Bab, sod be sought to recover from th e Great Wastes Hallway Company 601. damages tor • pig which died whilst being taken =t e al oorepaoy's line tens Bath to the 'Myst Agricaldual s late show at Wstwiok, is consequence, es was alleged, of the neglect of the detradante to supply it with sir and water, Mt. Bar. rum, of Bath, spared for the plaintiff; sad Mr. Poser, of London, for the &andante. The p alntf, it appared,ra the 11th of July, was dear ens of media' these gigs ir eeklbidon at Warwick, sad he applied to the stadia/eased of Bath for a free pass for those, =Lite the reVIIIIIN Weed by Us, Ithya 6edety tbet Path woad to carried fres by est. tda gempaies. He was told, however, that the panel spilled esoey to image trains, sad that as be was dines eg by a prewar trate be must pay the, usual charges. 8e that engaged a hone box, sad paid the fare for • man to acoompany the pie, taking aim a second clan Solna for himself. Oa arriving at Swindon the 1/1•11 told him the pigs was be • bsd elate for want of air end water, and he consequently sought the etation.mater, bat could not Bed biro. He area applied to the guards and porters to be allowed to enter the horse box, which was refused. They also Waled to open the door of the boa, bet he eventually obtained • bucket with which he headed some water to the eon through the aperture in the horse.boz. Before he maid procure enough, however he was ordered to Sniff hie carriage, as the train was abou t to gtt=which be requested that the horse-box might be id mat on by • subsequent halo which was re fused him. Hamad on, sad oat arriving at Diderot the most valuable of the titres pigs ma dead, and the others in a vary exhausted stale, but by giving them air and water they et rived. The present action was accordingly brought to recover the veins of the lost pig. Mr. Pearce, for the company,. contended that they had not been guilty of any 'aileron°, ; they had pro. Tided • proper coaveysace, and were not reaps. silk dr the head the weather. The pig timbale' Ward d setheatice, but this he nialatathed was attributable to the laws of the animal and the beat of the weather, and not to any neglect of the company, who did not deprive the ankaals cd lie, sad so far sa water was ocacerned the corn. o w's . eader ei n: eoeteedd t fc s isk . ll..A p t the g first hear hg the pay had base guilty al siellgesoo, they would not be liable to more tam 40s. damps wader the 7th make a the Canal sad Trate Ace, which seats that a plaintiff shall not maw more than 21. fur any sheep or pig sakes its superior vales woe declared at the Urns It was coasigeed to toe carries. The plaintiff, then. upon, by his sollcitx, elected to be ma-salted ; and sword key to-day In his earninatica supplied whit he stated was inadvertently omitted at rho tamer idol, by depeing that was he took the pigs to the Bath astioa sad applied to Mr. Howell, the superintendent, for a heroe.bot for their conveyearra he informed him that the pig sow dad ma worth 604 and the other two 301. each, sad that ha lart taken steps to insure them accordingly. He did not pay the carriage in Bath, as the train was shoat to start; but a ticket was seat on by the train to Wavelet, whore • demand was reads open him for 11. 16s. 61., but be did not pay the ewe In consequence of the death of cued the pigs on the Pans Mr. Pearce contended that the present motion was quits an aterthought on the part of the plastid, who neva said a word about having declared the value of Um pigs until after the objectioa was raised that ao meta than 21. could be recovered. Mr. Howell, superintendent at the Bath statios, was end denied that any insurance bad been effected spots the pigs when they were deilvered ; but he stated that. on the contrary, the plaintiff, when he applied for the heir bus, said the pigs were vary valuable, but that, whatever \apposed to thew, he wee secure frost loss, as he had insured than for 601. . _ Mr. BarrTium herbs replied forth. plaintiff, Hie Honour, in numbing up, rated that the company to thie ease were not oorntoon carriers for cattle, sad eterequastly not liable ae lasunre; bat le left it to the jsry to my whether or sot they bad been guilty of negligence. The next question was as to the amount of damages If they were found to be guilty of aegligeace. He put it to the Jury to decide whether the pitfall lied desired the value of the pip with the view to busbies, or whether his statement to Mr. Howell of the value of the pip wee not merely a subject of ossual cosvenatiem Ilde peat wet put to the jury to deride seat, owl they found that the de claration wee a mere meal statement. His Honour the addressed them: tether ea the question whether or not the 000 hadfimapillry of neghgenoe, rendaleg them liable to the d ssege of 21. allowed seder the Case! sad Tref& Act, end le so doing expressly stated his opiates that although the conquers occepelird to carry make they were under so ob to maks epeeist provides he either poise or Invalid se male. The Jury, however, filter is short eamaltatiss haled that the pig died frets the segligasee of the occepsny's servems. l o p asked whoa esseset of damps tZioand dory le have guile 1000041,- Mood the thee 2L esield be eserrensi wader the Canal end T Act, sad seed they irides( to Ind a ver diet far 441., the matte set spas the pig by am of the wh imsies. Hie Easosr, however, dlmeted limn to lads vets did of 21. sr ; sod they momdingly bead for Um ploistil—doossoo, 21. Orswrito or TED ODD Ficuows' CioaITKRY 11l TES Waits.) Illacaorotte.—ltamenlay ferisew a Um amber of 11211MbIMI et tbe Isierrehea Oder of Odd V.l - ltrabeeen Daley, le ft Liebe by the s.d h Wager* Railway, hr he akin remt at the leagyarelks at die 041 rellertt , • pasha of ha Neweyelle at Wades. The alwalare It yeemisa Des he ler las te gremil, ameabled la he hart, 'Wee Me impish, the Rev. R. Le Slake § hole a ilseeeen, dawifei We ohm% ea he 11314 Psalm. They flea mast le tbe Stead. whoa es slime >r dileaal by De. ✓b. MOM that hoe was la IBMs= as Dm trsa ill 474 swab= el welety, h heavy eery3,ooo UM= OD Pauses. lam AMIMIOTON..—. Dasabse of alias he lbe web halm hi" 3 & Leh thehlleol; teed, ija. SIMS he= Ilmishiey Wag iktileriali3l3. 'woo cit.A.Rosi 410Amez A 80B0116N. JantAORDINAR I CARE. On Saturday lest Mr. Charles Alleyne Chevalier, a surgeon, who has for realty years startled at bmetbwiok, Were the magistrates rating at the publie-offloe, eased Bromwich, t Bromwich, in seamr to a charge of having committed a repo vas and sateequently adoeinietned polaon to a young woman named Herrin 0111. The cam was first beard on Satarday week, when the promantrix, a young woman, sp prestly about terentpaeren or twenty-eight years of age, acanthaniel by her mother and both deemed in min:ming, ems into court. The defendant was presto, bevies me. gegad the sondem of Mr. Beyley, aeliolter, Wedneelaury. As we understood, Hamlet Gill had stated ha late:aloe pre. vlately to appear Mid ems her statement, and Mr. Chemed* =bad aa intimation that stub • course would be takes the more. From the sporrana of the yang WOMllit it was evident the was la a very s'a'e of health —leaface mad ewer her ri pe were is as marble, and she spoke is sash • low feeble toned a' sa to be at WOOS la- She add that tome Iwo yeses ago rho entered the genies of Mr. Cheeasee, no other town beside, lured( ant this gentleman being inmates of tho home. Where she had been there about three months Mr. Cherube threw her down pa ea the drawler room Aloe and connaltied a reps apes ean A TM insight:atm at ones eeid—Why has not se mica a chase ban made the subject of tharrigation before now Ws menet go into this matter. Manta Gill went on to say that her master threatened to take lest MOW she told any one of the ontrage, and on the last Sunday fa May Mr. Chasm gays harmer mailino, and she lead when' well ohm. Hamad en toadoeinleter phials to her, a dear bottles full, and is.. days elm was bettor and Nee wash Inignadinitl, beams weber emd wink& Three weeks ago her master mama night Into her bed mom with a razor in his band, and threatened to take her life, but sub sequently said, " Murdered blood will tuna far half." She had eakeequeitly (as we understood a few days ago) left his house and gene to her mother's, who is housekeeper to • gentleman named 474itelwarkid Baotou IR rarwer to Twain& put to her, Harriet 001 soli that the had had oat bottle of medicine from Mr. Allem*. shellase at tholthwttfti within the last week, and had alas two boxes of Whelptcee pals daring her Mora Mr. Bayley then sold, es behalf et Mr. Chasm., that that gentleness had no epodes charge to answer, and It must be left with the coast to sty what ulterior steps, If say, should be taken. . . -- At thia stage Mr. Chemise volunteered • itheaminet, to the effeot that Harriet Gill wee of weend mind (memo. mania), that the medicine he had adrointstered to her was quislae, she staring from worms, and that she had been seen by Mr. Davi. end Mr. Townsend, surgeons, who bad ter:her Wallies teepaired. scam convasation, In which the magi& rates, Mr. Rehberg sad Mr. Claineme, pitied, the matter was adjourned for • week, Mr. Chrome undertaking in the interim to have Manisa Gill examised se to her state of mind " by the beet medical =thorny la Blmatarjham," Mr. Clovers pledging himself to Weed that court the easning week. As this matter lea hard parestelp, middetheettermeehmem we Minot pub- Doh It is ger real weekly podia Oa tionutlay lest this Memos = L estroefiagly none be fore the mom bench of raeglareMs, sod Mr. Caresses, who attended, had tto proherional peruses of Mr. W. S. Alice (firm of Hodge= seed Atka, Binntegtiam). When, how ever, Harriet Gill was called, she did not appear. Bat after Mr. Allen had ably addressed the metro behalf et hie silent, • young woman came into the room and handed in to the magistrates a certificate, signed by Moan. Cooper sod Gil bert, surgeons, High-street, Dilates, and dated fierember the 3rd ,—" We certify that Maid Gill le refrain s from hysterical AM, and =hie to seised the wort to-day.' Mr. Allen this teed to the brisk • espy of • notice served upon _Harriet Gill, to the Ant that - Mr. Cheeses would afted at West Emmert* polka-met this day to answer say and every charge which elm (Harriet GM) might prefer egains• him. TM bused advocate then scat an in a clear sad eeephatie way to deny, an the part of Mr. Ottumwa the truth of say of the statements made whist him. The reps sad the poimaieg (fee to that extant the charge went) Mr. Chemin' solemnly dialed. He had never acted with thu islet immorality towards Harriet Gill, nor adoilaistered bee ether than simple medicine for • trifling complaint. Ho had never threatened to take bee life, nor entered her bed-chamber ; and, m fear, he gave the moot solemn and unequivocal denial to her Mete mate. It was true that she, a single women, and he, • mingle man, lived aloes in the house; but he had enumerate witnesses, who came to the hones frequently, to state that they never sew the least Immorality cm his (Mr. Chemise's) pm towards Harriet 001. Mr Aliesweat em to say that Mr. Green, the able medical affirm at the Birmingham lametto Asylum, was now in court, prepared to give wricisece as to the state of mind of Harriet OM Mr. Nicol was also pre mut to give his evidemos of an exculpatory character as to Mr. Cheveme'e conduct to his wisest. He (Mr. Alien) should also be prepared to show that II Mr. Cheeses had, as Harriet Oil required, advanced her money to set herself up in a small way of business nothing whatever would have been beard of charges which so deeply strand the character and porition of • medical man. This trait is U. case evinced a degree of cunning antegooistio to the 'Aged monomania. Finally, Mr. Atka asked of the megistrates to give Mr. Chemes credit for the solemn dental he made of the abashing slander reload ageism him. After consulting with Mr. Thurefteld (Wedneebtuy), who acted for Mr. Thither; end wish Mr. Budingtun, Mr. Sharp said that so far as their opinion went M. Cheraw stood free from charges which effected him so vitally. Thy wetter as against him mutt be dismissed. Of course if the charges were persevered in, Mr. Cheeses would take the course he might be advised. Mr. Chimes and his friends, accoropenied by Mr. Allen, than bowed and retired.—BireinmAaes Post. TEE MURDER OF 4 CAPTAIN ON THE MOB SBA& A letter received by the wife of the soma mete cf the Margaret, of Hartisprl. Iran her husbaad, rased Richard Fens, resters s ditlo al kfrardes reopecting the sloth*: Waggly erred en board that read while at ma (r reported la the Espreu of Friday lest). The letter is dated Falmouth, August 31, sad says:—" My dear Wile,—Tos will be surprised to hear of our usexpectedarrirl at Felesentk. We were about 1 400 mike from loud when the captain wee murdered in Melted, on the 22nd of Auger, by the steward, a Partagree, whom ws shipped at Lithos. its cat the eaptabie head nearly off his body, and this west forward to warder the watch below. The Bret read ha went to Ina lying half awake, when he felt rinothiag touch him. He jumped up, ad the steward, instead of adder his threat, r ha no doubt traded, in. flitted a ewer wood upon his obeli. The Mewerd this cane on doh, aed tee watch Wee, by gemming murder, gays the darts. It was my watch on deck at the time, and when I saw the man who had been wounded with hL cheek laid open sad covered with bred, I Immediately went t the ears, to the captain's berth, sad called oat twice, ' Caplet& Bader, the steward is attempts( to murder the watch helow.' Imerne my horror ' when, on obtaining no answer, I looked Into the captain's bed, sad maw him lying In his blood, and his head searly est from his body. I immediately west to the easster's berth, end four the door locked sad the key takes may. I expend to find him oleo murdered; I aboard Ids same, sad to my joy he @dowered. I than told him to jump oat, for the steward had murdered the captain. I then buret the mate'. door open with • blow of my fist. I cannot tail you more just now. Taiter Jerome' bjust taken en shore, add I the jury ca every utlaute. The tapirs Is burkd mow the bailer" From this it would appear that the interims of the telltale wes to murder the whole stow, but that this was frustrated. The ship, it la Mated, was brad for Pagweek, in America. lii BAILOR ACCIDENTALLY KILLED EY A CAN irox-sau.L.—lxavisT.—An inquiet wits held on Fridsy everting blears Mr. etsmpll, ono of the coronae far the musty of Dore at the Portland Breakwater Hotel, Wey mouth, on the Wy et Thomas Fletcher, 611•61110, who waa killed hy a asanon-bell Ind from her Me)set)'s skip Blen heim, amber the hilewiag cirenntammes :—Os Friday week the chief amnseer of the P.rtland Breakwater (Kr. Cootie) was atemiag a four-oared galley, of which the doomed was one of the craw, from Weymouth ro the breakwater, and while wain( some 600 or SOO yeas from the Blisholza, a shot - suet* the: boat on the starbserd bow ' Immora l Ma gunwale and the water. losooking deceased down from his mat. He fill with the meta- mama, .• Oh dear, my back is buskin I" The boat was instantly run alongside the Blenheim, tat ha spite of the promptest medical si& bass rendered, the Issamarksge waa so excassive, the spies being complately shattered, that the domed very Jolly expired. In the oceans of the svideoos It trastagirod that the boat was at least from 00 to IVO 'oda oat at the Ithe of Are; that the shot wee And at a thoet rears target, placed at a diatom* of 60 yards oety from the ship; that the shot was fled, sot by ate of the craw. but by a Coast Guardsmen se board, for poetise ; that the shot stank the water before It hit the boat; end that no man had bass stationed, as is customary, to look oat that no boat cams within CM range of the guns, although it was de wed by the MOW, Mr. T. &MA, that he bad seat notice io the fins naat that practiot with the guns was about to be carried on. It is sly just to Male that the was who bed the gee, from the pathos I. obis►k he was plead, Mandies as he did ••••/111 yards from tits ahip's eMs, maid not me ths boat appease/stag the lies of Ass. The jary retuned a mat of ^ Exoneable homicide.' with a repeat that the mow would represent be strove terms to Oa Board al Mundt, that la the opinion of the jury meSs allenni at take es Mr Mejesa i s ai st . Hiesheint thakr WOW ad inns, thereby rind inPeseleadi- pus's.' n." Advertie=L a t i parut um MID OOTIO, Paper anal, maw co le. la le prala Ile =P r oree d V= a dl w er:rt=l i ss ais t 2l et dee m quillip„at a troOrti olio 1 2 1. 0.. =mot Naliseiher. eoloimoolasteathaapellea. sad ileehallaolthasimealebes. TABTLING DISC4OIIVIIIB. Some startling information has come to the know. ledge of the Leeds polies. On Saturday night James finales, • collier,from Whitwood, near Normenton, went to the shop of Mr. Berm; the pawnbroker, is Dyer street (the shop whale the watch of the mulled man Broughton was pledged), and tendered • deka for the watch. Mr. Barnes at ones took him to Mr. English, the chief camiable. Yes terday morning Mr. Ifeglish west itur to Whitwood, and sow John Fawcett and Andrew Bettye, both colliers. They stated that on the Monday after the murder they met a yam( roan at Castleford, named Charley !forming tom, is the strut, and adjourned to • beer-house. Norming ton mid In came fries the York-road, in Leeds. The new Muds Ind_ some beer together, and enbeetnently Fawoett I employed naitelogeos as his harrier in th e Mt at Whit wood. Normington peaked part of the day on Monday, and wash the pitaho daring part of Tuesday. On the Monday eight ha Wend to well • ticket for a Gomm *dyer witch to Janes Woreenen, and he anbeaquently ounmed to eall.it on the Wednesday night for fts. to Sautes. Nonpington 'aid *Albs watch had been in pawn previously for 20e., and he told another witness, Deaf FAWC•ti, that he bad previously Awed it to Mr. Topham pawnbroker, Leads, as that Mrs. stated in his eviience before the Leeds magi,- tr▪ ans. Mrs. Dime, the wow with whom Nonnagton lodged at Whitwood, observed him on one ocossion p atal act of washing • handkerchief, but when she sp kin he appeared confused, and threat it, wet rie It nun into Ms breast. The wawa in which he had bans was very mach discoloured. His sl.irt slao bore w := martin, •• if it had teen stained with blood sad lad teen heady sad losflicierdly washed in cold mast. Om the 1 1 4 1 d urstg a Tt or e st at Normio g eon disappeared, leaving in question, and - this is now * the peewit* of. the calif tameable ef Leeds. Nemeinglos stated that he bed previously worked at Mews. Lawny ad Wilmer., of the Hock Colliery, York-road, and this is only About a Mile distant from the scene of the murder. Noradng. tote Ira native of Engird, bat has. been rend* for some yens with hie father, in Leeds. lie is thus described by the hAtela: inasearal Trete the &Cur/ %Wage, sad it win be abeerred that the description exactly tallies with that fur white& by all the aliments who have been previously exa mined in the ease tr --Ea is twenty.. two years old, about five foot th Might, strongly built, nand shouldered stoops tw ined la waiting, is bow-legged, and terns in his best has a mad foil face, a small mole on one cheek, with I a few hairs on it ; has light brown hair which mnis a little an each aide; has a good ' set of teeth, sad talks quickly and distinctly. Be was dressed in a faded black cloth mat, short cat, with • black cloth patch on each elbow, sewn on by grey thread ; a dirty pair of black and white shack trews, - with stripes down the Was, tight from the bases ',wards, t slack at the bottom of the slops, and has severer woke. on the seat of the trouser.. Be wore a brown cloth cap, with peak; and a pair of clogs wave on his fest, adorned with two rows of eyelet boles. There ars stripe on his back where he hu been flogged. Be told Fawcett that he left Leda on the evening of the easder, and slept at Wakefield on that and the following itain b ag nii. ) eight, sod walked over to Whitwood on the Mon- Leeds magistrates, at • meeting held on Sunday after noon, determined to augment the reward, and only stipulate, to a placard which enured yesterday, for the apprehension (not the mention also) of the suspected man ILLIG.IL IMIRRIENTS IN 4 ROMAN 042110L10 BURIAL GROUND. Oa Saturday, at the New Bailey, Manchester, the Rey. J. W. Daly, the Roman catholic priest of Peilswettb, was summoned tor violating the order in monad and regu lations in respect of the Roman catholic burial ground at Fellsworth, by allowing more than one body to be buried in one grave. There wore also mammonism against Timothy Nolan, and a man named Callaghan. persons under Mr. Day's seder., far similar once.. The ease against the Rev. J. W. Dab woe taken flawt. Mr. Leseeche, who appeared for Mr. Peter Brown sur geon, of Failaworth. end that th e act 18th and 19t h Vic toria, oh. 125, etc. 80, provided that any perste haying the oars of any burial grand, and violating or failing to observe the admit' council and regulation", should be subject to a fine of not bee than 101. The order in manta of the 11th of August, 186 t, in moped albs Roman catholic burial ground at Fallewortb, ordered that only one body ehould be buried is each grave, and that each body should be covered with not less than 4; feet of earth. Mr. Ring* (far the defendant) otjectad to the reception of a copy oldie London Gaulle, containing the Order in Coen • es evidence of the eoatsass of the Order In CAIXILA but Kr. Tedford overruled the objection. Joseph Wilkinson, a warehouse ossietant, at Fallsworth, stated that on Sunday, the 17th of July, he watched the bu rials from Mr. Brown's house, and saw three infanta buried in two groves which had beau dug in the form of one trench divided bye piece of board. Two of the infants were placed on one aids of the board, and one on the other. In aose-exeminatioa", the witness said that on the Mor day, when he looked into the graver, which were uncovered, he could ale a mein= es& aide of she board, hut he oould not swear that there were two on one side, though thew were arpeeranoes of two being there. Mr. lorseche—Thal le the wee. iiifFord—Youit•ve not proved your cue then. Me. lerrache ,aid it 1114 quite clear that two infants were burled, one on each side of the board; and then the question arose whether a board placed to a trench between the eada of the ocffins converted the trauh intro two graves or cot. He intuit led that the trench woe only one grave, as the re gulations required that the space to be set apart for infante graves should be 6 it. 9 la. long And 2 ft. 9 in. wide, and that the graves should be rude as near upossible in the middle of the grave space, so that it was t there was ea Unction to h aye a apace between the weds of the =dna. Wilkinson wu here re•caLled, and said that the space be tween the ends of the %Mos was about three lecher. - fr. . Htggfa, who printed regalatiass could lot be evidence, endeavoured to show that the way in which the sodas ware placed arse not oontrary to the regulations; but Mr. Trafford thought that the board did not make the trench two graves, and that, therefore, there were two burials in one grew. Mr. Ingalls said that, since January, Mr. Daly bad done all be weld to prevent the interment of more bodies than sae Ina revs, and had employed persons to be present daring the burials. Mr. Trafford said ho would give the defendant • owe to go troths Qesen's Bench, if he pleased; but he thought there had been careleaness in the burials. He was sorry to do it, bet he thought there hod not been sufficient caution ob. served ; and therefore he intuit Whet a ens of 61. and costs. The waramonses against Nolan and Callaghan were with drawn, Mr. Trafford thinking that es "they had caught Mr. Daly, they might let the small fish go." Mr. Biggie accepted the offer of a awe for the Queen's Bach; and the Rev. J. W. Daly said that he really looked after the interments very closely. SUSPECTED ISCENDIAIasIL—Abont two o'clock es Sunday afternoon 1... M a fire was found to have broken out on the premises of Mr. Joseph Wood, fanner, near West Bromwich. Major 14• Knight, taking Sergeant Inter and eighteen Ines, immediately proceeded to the spot, where two whoa* ricks in the rickyard were blazing furiously. In as short • maw of time so possible the Birmingham fire engine, under the superintendence of Mr. Burch, the .gent of the Mks in West Bromwich, also arrived, and every exertion was node, but in vain, to wrest the gmreas of the flames. Both Atka were burned to the ground their value being at least 1601. Of mums the origin of th at elm in mid-day, was apscially Inquired into by the chief 6sperlateadewt, and it was Intimated that the rib must have been wilfully fired. But there are such strong reams@ existing against this, that like other calamities of this nature nothing certain is known up to this time. The rickyard Is surrounded, as it were, with budding., and the public highway is parallel to one of its aides. Of come, unitt r the circumstances, Investigation la still going on to endeavour to had borne clue to the mystery. Mr. Wood is insured, bat tai to the extent of 80 J. —not MOM than methalf et the loss sastained.—Binaterglions Deily Post, I)MITRI:ICM= OP A MILL HY FlBE.—Early on Friday morning the mill at Stoney Bank, near Huddersfield, in the occupation of Messrs Henry Pontefract snd Jahn Richard Owen, wee docovered to be on fire. The mill la four Maria high, and eight windows in length. The fire was first discovered is the second story, and so rapid was the progress of destruction that in about half an hoar she maths building was one body of flame. Inspector Haworth, with four of his constables, soon arrived on the spot, and the daring of two of than (Wright and liSho) wee the admiration of all. With the utmost intrepidity they rushed into the burning building, and brought out the large item safe, which oontalued the beet, money, &a The intensity of the heat may be imagined from 4he fact that one of the sovereigns in the safe was found half melted away. Bank notes to the axial of 201., sad also a bank cheque were also scorched to Woe and rendered valueless. Wright, in les laudable efforts, had a narrow escape. While in the midst of the burning pile large pieces of the building fell upon him, mid the bark of his wag tract the top to the bottom was reasoned, but fortunately be sustained no personal injury. Most 20 minutes to 4 o'clock the Unity fire engine foto Holman.* emitted at the plow, sad the building being then a perfect wreck, attention was directed to the preserystkin of the metres lad engine hones, and in Oki. they naceodtd. The building is completely gutted, nothing being left but all haft YOB. The toll attest of the damage has not yet been seem. b o sh le eetfmsted sr not lass than 3,0001. The corms of fhs , as well se Meson. Pontefract sad Owen s ere Wing to a oomidemble amount. heat it is hared lot to the 8010 of their Ices. 1 [Adverti s ement.] —.Hewes (110matOPATMC CHB mutt Ocsaaa.—Seeds srtaod oreiKrata.. 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