The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-22 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. The American journals arrived at so kb ea hoar yesterday that we wen *ambled to aid bet little to the te l eg raphic summary, previously reselved, tidbit then the commercial intellire was gives is detail We now give a few torestiar Nem of mews. One stye had already bees legally Noload is New York, under the law for the opts* otheltiVe alarm and haudtede of gam were *hay to Owlet W avoid ge i sur e. Among these thwalowed was reedwelek Douglas, the well knows intent. Letters from Weahloaten rate that the Secretary of the Treasury had hewed a elvealar is aviation to the expenses of weighing, awasoring, wing knotted merchandise, the east of wide be to relieve importers fray the payment of those sz pinseo. hi New Yurk names ffsr Boom seatalos the f o ll ow ing piece of sews abi'llitessetise to the an cantile publio and the seintille repegibee Tr emit semidries 11/ la• army smi navy assesdeoihy govrresomt to ender tee whets Una at *0 Using Imes lyre ea the Perlis Oran, have nee t a b o os, sod hare estersed es Sea It= " V il isiest of Cslikn is, north of Lisa lageldeg the whale at c e ps t,, 49 arena, has lesseglaed, esplerel, wed Ma valuable infeentatiem OnibinelL mesa Mai ss exist in immense q uantities all mend &awe Nerrbsee, es the n oeth-esst pert of Yessesee's kind. ensedieg is to a great esters i 0 every , *trestles. The essmisatisms all repeste nee proved highly istmianting, and the Asterism govromeot is already reseed is the peenserry steps fee fortifeing ea r Pacific pa sni enlist lOU el their remarkable a dvents's, for soul eseablisbnmaim In the came journal we Ind the tslisang 'nth* of the result ot the applicants to Tsek steam-boat groveler, foe accommodation b 7 he inhabitants of hairs : ra. reert date from Ismailia is 8 -pt. serespoect e mit bat lately peeled emirs • umber of Kiesstes mar e m its M agid in the export trade with the Sneer Mein and t 0,,, & te rm of the Peens NW Stea=oempasait Ni.' York, tolicitisg nem se seri to shale Miss of center/ides win the mats midst' ins bees K et awayw Tln t oth company 11 *de •11111eassaist for say departure from the present nen" hell • rabarnird reaseeisere an maces ere *5 0.11111141 tie Respire City aid Crescent City stasmine Mal plass a rs saga p oc ket of 1,200 tom bateau Keynes sei i g:: Toth. The late accounts from California, as stated yester day, ate euctirreed. Sloransento city had not been destroyed during the late outbreak, which had sub mquently almost entirely subsided. The sheriff of Sacramento bed, however, been killed in:attempting to arrest one of the ringleaders, and rumours prevailed theta new band of duorderlies were congregating is the vicirity, All the excitement foreigners at the anthers mines had d* Asssasinations bad almost wholly ceased ; t a large number of Chains and Mexicans had abandoned the country io comequence of the law compelling them to take out licensees to mine. Business is thefts Joaquin district had suffered in contrequiros ; but nevertheless mining operations were still prosecuted with industry sad encase In the Mariposa mine .team machinery ha ban brought inte requisition in crashing the quarts rock, and the result promised amply to reward those engaged in the enterprise. The Stockton and Aspinwall mines had been sufficiently tested to give strong assurance of unbounded success. Several simpasies bad manly been started for the purpose of erushing the quarts rock, and emend crushing neehises bad been ordered. Buenas, hitherto back ward, had gives some inlic ition of improvement. In Sacramento there woe a decided briskness, and in San Prairies there was every reason tohelieve there would ease great activity in the course of two weeks. The great coot of freight., as well se the expenses of building on the site of the recent conflagration, had rendered money for some time scarce, bat the gold dust was beginning to come in from the mines, and you'd, doubtless, from that time foe the remainder of the moon continue to flow in ahundaetly. Emi grants cot tinotd to arrive in large numbers, and for the most part in great destitaUon. Meetings have tree hold :n all the principal towns for the purpose if affoecli , ,g relief, and trains have started with m elons to euecour the wayfarers. Chmeral Taylor's death was received with much concern in this seastrv. Emit th* Sower° Herald we extract the following Ines of intelligens: We have received duels( the pest week communications Ism stay 311 pane Of the entlies mina. 241, say ill the estroare sr. :evtotraile. Os an or two bars a Milers is separted; but is the era mejortty of can the most signal News tel witended the laborer of the misen. There is a report that a sew placer his WWI detoured somewhere meth two sr', between the Tininess* sad the Mena, where there is said to be as lamrw depth of the precious natal. One man lit one haul had takes est a 401 lump armore gold on the Yuba, about 14 miles from Marysville. (in the Trinity, Shute, and Klamath rivers thotoseds were at work, with extraordinary average sect se, and sew diggings were almost daily opening. Accounts from Sacramento city sloe that the bank ing houses of Ilenly, M`Keight, and Co., and \Yaw n,. and Co. had stopped payment. From the Isthmus we learn that disease had sub sided, and that Chartres and Panama wr re healthy. From the Alta California, of the lit of Septem ber, we extract the following extraordinary state liest: --- We sum ably say that than shipment ef geld from this usury donna the mouth of Aspen snoods that of say siker weak bus the dransury of the Wan. The Ailll/Sat is alumni incredibly large, urgie es 3,000,000 deb. TM@ gam has bus refelat!y msalt at d, sad is *seaside* of the puede marled through by private leads. The fellowlas ex hibits the amount by sub etassur :—Aerset VS, per Cau lks, 160.000 dab ; per Columbus, 360,000 deb. Assam 31, per Or esoe . 1,600,000 dab ; per Northerner, 130,124 dole. Total, 2,04,124 dab. TM Oregon sad aerobia. Isar. 14). Panama; the former takes 230 pasaugers mad 1,000 dol.. le gold dust ; the latter absent 160 pressers sad abut 400,000 dolt. in dust. Several cotton milli in the valley of the Qalnnebang had suspended operations. Aceountp from Hayti to the 10th ult. mention that that the Emperor &natant," so far from having been stvassinated by his prime sainater, was actively engaged in preparations for his coronation, which was soon to take place, with great pomp and we- moot'. Honduras' advice§ contain an amount of the public flogging of Chief Justice Temple in the streets of Belize. SANDWICH ISLANDS. It appears from the retinae that in the year 1849 the proem amount of imports into them blends was 729,739 dole., and the eat duties received at the oaa tsm•hoase were 71,943 dole. LABUAN. Advises to the 12th of August state that the oral operations are stm.dily progressing. The spat had a Aock of 200 tons on the beech, and 400 at the pit'. month. Her Majesty'. steamer Fiery had coaled at Labuan. The GSA,* mate " she never steamed better since *be was a ship' It way be noticed as a strik ing proof*, the effects of civilizing oreatioas, that the agent for the coal elan has now us his ..ploy members of the fiercest tribes of the namely, the Ingenue and the BA** or A :a ki li m i A X They have solicited and obtained esployesent at the Rime, and are found to be more industrious and phy.tailly stranger than any ether slam of native labourers. Advice. to the 2nd mentions that the English em• hem to Siam had not yet maned from these. It bee stopped all trade with that country for the Piat. Tat AllynAumg TIOADIL—The Anna had die Thews Field's, the roomy of Yee.. Finkle% Brothers sad G., of this tows, tondos • "wiles of their spiesdid hiss of A ss ua as pack.'., tub 1,000 toes righter, lbws Peet Phillip ma Adelaide, sad the ship Paestum. hen Adelaide line; the prop. r.y of Newee. Jose. and Tome- Itsebeedi, west Into toe Albert Dick yererday week to die sheep. The Awns (srisLas Ws saint at Peet Phillip with 180 pasiesiore, In 96 dem was some Ilse sines bodied) will luedtately load arm for heel:relit. File Patrol, of 1,300 toss beethes, hobnobs* to Yarn. Gibbs, Bright, and Co.'. Ilse of pawl ships, titled oa Friday, with 102 PIS gad sten sir" kg 114.1.148 tad Sydney. ElbeCe: board eine big* reepeetable terms., who ere sails planed with her sees-used The Petrel will bs 1901824•41 hi her sew ship the Cosier, on the 10th of December. This the Snit weed Seat has ever riled from Bailout with hattle sit mired for 101. re adult is the iteetige.— Liverpool Mesh HOLUM BAmos Cuni.—Wo are glad to par. ogle that the Holbeek Adult Mutual haprevesitst Sollety has formed a stub at their roes, Sweet etweebwast, lee the vesper of reseivisi the savings of the wishing gams anuesaiet vieltiag the pest eshileities next yeer.—Lereek .16worrg, CANADA. Ow dates from Msatessl ere to the Ilth hi& The West latellic: n r iam)saussi eselved there frets Tomato sere sealed es sad the Gomm of New Deasseith se Wain prolosied ems& daily, the pilleet was wee set allowed te trasepho. !kwi= was Wen rood tint the would be easaseod to meet = The _ Ameba legman had le ft fee Isilead: it was barn' es badness emanated wills admen. Mr. Mate had gees to New ro li r ial his journey wee sismfted to have releases tothe ago d dehrlesres for the Elt_eat Madera Bailreed,.a wo!lt withal k ttM oriented vesbi,after many thlays, be prethethil ilia et Seek Tbe Timm* aensegesient eltbe Nereirsei /braid give the hthroleg meths et ea renegeseat relating to the thither Model et Omsk: The laths treaty wi ns seseeitiell th an Imo seat tune suite :—C Fey them 16.000 d ot. dews, eat ea =sift ef 4,410 ids tar ever es sesdities et their tedielsi @BMWs abeenti et a territory wisalling • Oreareie st *best NO dee sleet es Wads, eat eskelPIPS swans d "beet Issatry." Os this rather evasive mem, die ebeelsisse reserve le lbssieelves the risk* et lartarlies. !Masi ssitiveries Ike sell—they rispl reettesse lie eat flikw reisarel—the strews y et the sal& The es= it is Nit, will min ma estesat d Meat sue idler mad • hilt wheat per wean, to every weeder. nem, sad pipes* el the reasest el a mot powerful tribe mesas he be biereesed, Weever, is • retie proportioaaterto the MOM aspired by severessest oa the elle of the leads. _ _ _ . The Toronto oorrespondest of the Page va s : tin e* following items of intelligesse, all of them and the first throwing some lAt en the @ablest of the onheesees between Lad Mirk and Sir Bintand Head _ _ . Ts Care Maids@ swore that the eMest is Sr Zdetuad Head's chit is diebstilseseat eller bac dlimSed Men between Omsk sad Now lemseia. Ise Mg Ws. shamble of 1763 wee iaswelothe wok this line, sad the Quasi Set el 1774 is cede. k ; sad alth " Pre mai el Clashes" is preft ski* sai4 to he keaaied " by the ids% leads whisk dirlM. thane= this fey hseassives fete the viva St Lowness frets those whY it bete the ses,"ystkinsploiliesyssersdenefsfevedhpalestandse tesksay *Mew flearsossk salsas& dat elOasalaboake. It I. imethyteresessirthat more this ass dings* seposties t=kwith the Milted Staten--au hems. New sad the Stets et Make laslaisd—bes is late years bus wissewhay digesett a tt • swim sissder readies as to than right, is dined to emotes, hawses sir= provieses • I saes. wave slasfw illessedesd a sided ware el family duperes I led that the akin nods Omsk isvelves the treader is ear leak, el sere 7 403 a awaddsrable seepertiss el whom .s. of the vawinalie dears slosh. Thews haw, k Is sated, hen small emit nes*. an the_sablest, slew the snivel of the Oswalt of Mew Samewidt sad the es MI to dey is that the one d easesheissers to be eppelatsd by the imperial Is to b. kw's& Diereml kW& is be at New York es t ri o s e gless eb f=es im =kasing Wakes p, sad est hes set s however, bras then the bill to paw& Mile week to Ms wed wiled, le all pests ef the Voted Suit% Is wk. Whet ass sew the seeeriag rod pesky 1 asset laws, bet it Is set et that Ca ndi= latiouts s m be Whoa wake* otter base► brill by Comas' traduoitiss. Trusties to the sposteasolts paeresity of heaths& is set the polisy. I baud it assildestly Nested this masks that the Cr ises lowses, up to • maga We Is ilspeasbw, molds MAW --shewies es beresse,steampassi with the ease paned last year, of sew than IMAM. It will be waded than than Is mute litdesea.beed la ibis ; sad what. la ad. klieg, that reasoselieseC that our credit is remand is lop laud : ear seweenest has a diet WM ea the meter win; that saki orbs is se sumo, preachy eposkiatz:: say aesawy is the wall—l eay, whoa thus emceed of the task sad main of ter *mato ars sonsidwed, W we de set see paddy* ones of thschndoese, we disald a Wet divans that it le so bars sway to seise. Oar own causpeedsit writs. as Mews : IIONTBILL, Om 7. The chief top's of ietereat Is Canada at praset are the appreeshieg grand Industrial Exhibition that is to he held is this city ea the 17th instant, prepara tory to the Leaden ladnetrisl Exhibition of 1851 : and the influx of visitere from the seighbonring states. The brew I will leave until the event approaches; bat es die latter I will make a few remarks. Them visits are mused by large companies from the geighbenring New England cities availing them. seine of the opportunity of what are called • sheep trips" to suit this and issighbonring New =cities, .ad sine versa From ear side. These trips" area new fester* in the iater-oectional ittlercivio sdatious between Cheek and the dates, tied they are well warthy et attention. We hid something like 1,600 of these visitors last week, and fruit ambers an this week expected. They hays mimed a little ersimadith The eswdpyess are tell of addressee, blew, sad podgy ; dud flocs are espial by the neighbonrins palladia and New Bus hed newspapers. The city condi of Quiets has pained complimentary and passiations. Them havelese replied to by id, meet a ad ef the visitors. I extract you is of thug from fienager Walcott and a number of other gentleness. Ten may take its tone and sentiment as a spininess et the kind of feeling ecgendered by the visite: At mosben of the party ties Bastes sad its vicinity, we we swilling to Save Queue without retonsies, is this Pala meager ear *sake is is Wooer the Mayer, ti the civil and milk:* salbssities of the Sty, sad to the sitis.es at large, for the dialesalshal IsmAtalsty awl Madams with wens we have bus ~steed. We are swwillie that the tuseur, to whisk, as lactivideak, we have us skis. Is is laded for Off 0211atly ; bat we have boos the solideade of that Mitigation, sad a sew is It has tusk deep Wows boasts, sad will ream these, see el the meet thetas. mmieries et ear lives. Anew ask hope this the timelines far distrait wise we tag be permissed te same, le one moderate degree, the awpsesj wmw Melees se Ikessis kir owod mica am, sad odd& dl Amp MU td, dreamt our rmoSoetioas of year sable thy. mussel as it is s a s e :eli rare gifts el ware, nil by nodsmegatestat works art. To give you as idea of the cheapness of travelling we these " triW I say eta'. that a party is now being get tap from etrial to Boston, from thence to New Tart, and from thence to this city spin, including a debit to see of homy Lind's oxcarts, for abash N. is. et darling mosey. This is such less than the ordinary pries to go to Boston aloes. There has hue some incendiaries at Trots Riviera. ' caused by maid= of a pardon of the Frame habitue to the School Act. The report is the coremiesiosers of oar publis works is published. It contains some very valuable information. The total expediters epos than list you was 211,023 L, and the estimated amount N. quired for the present yew it 164,8321. The peeled of aavigation was from the 21st of April to the IS& of December. As this subject is of great intend, I give yea moms hither details : The total espeailltstv, so far, es the Wellaal . O . Ward at 1,290,1611.5 ea am Si. Lass Canals, 1, ea the Berliestes Bay Canal. IMAM • Ottawe Clisa 83,4901. ,• Ste. Asses Lick sad n.., * 477 5. ; BIWA WAIF Ike, 10,7641. ; =skin a total is Wk 4311 enema* he sides the skew thus, have bees emeadod various_ leap swat ea Wel werbs wood serlesave," la Tipper varies_ is to my, ea mail, shies imill an = e ar tindadion isms pima iteklz;dl a hid el ll Ng ar to Uwe: Cassie. gum. sed hobsous (neared dnihd). 111" Al. ti V e . Sr. amseadeg te Sri. lade. pandowdy them there is hese ea sepseetsre ea " Ertiwlad woke" of num. Is Upper Canada, sad W. is Lower essedis swan 613,1061. Tits mud lad blue OWNS. semy. Tbe grew areense fr esse es the Welhad Oaaal is 1846 is 19,8671., the mimes of 'Assam mid repairs 6,9611., ker. tug a set revises el UAW. This bee bees mansily ta mewls' %Let j a he ping, assegai he whish=hes h a em 1,724 L edisiden sad gm intents SAL big sue th who ess i tZ ll s swidely • hews lamer la the them laded ef dsm pars. W. 6116 pate wefts des ass theebesehly Owe whisk is lkktwas s deed toeW epee tae, asst. las it sem VISI. sore the thebsesse (1M disked hos tt, is new begkellas to webs a emelt mews, mid*. k k te be keyed, will also go as leseesdeg. The mess review last year beta kenw 1,6 W, deinding he tandem 4361., net IC. The ant messes hem w Weird Chad eir 1610 493 f )is sere thee male this hem the St. Lawnsfee, ~ and I Judea., of the sedebetwese these oasis (avast lag ell these is the St Lemons, es hat me) slate late it is eat **likely theft It eitl essibes to be more prodeceive than these Is all Ilse te ease. I believe thaseismitatab @miaow sufficiently well know. Ia =be render it aneeessiary la me to say that they are the finest cm this coatiaent, perhaps in the world. The autumn weather is at pitapat very batifaL DA. (rat markets no PP 4.) trot court. 0111101INI, Oos. 21. 1111 a Gleam sad Prime teak tkoir aseagaamod early walk, Pa blo moralag,ja dm park sod grommis of oparao The Pablo of Wales mad rao Primo Soya, aid dm younger magma of As royal lawny, walks* wed roes so maul. A deputation from the sorporatios of the City of Llama. earsissing et Kr. Kesierssaa, XP. Kr. Joho Weed; Kr. T. H. Ha., Kr. Ler , Mr . B. Taylor, Mr. tie Tetra Clerk , sad she City Reessiateseeer, had am botanfrarr o tk Lad Brystesr, yesterday, as the dere of her Ifelsety's Cessmissiesere et the Weeds sad larons, is WhlssiMislese. The Ozaid University Corentio' dem met yesterday M the ISM reelleeee et the Firm Lord of Ike Treasury, Is Dwiellatesset. The Bishop et Norwich, the Be,. Yr. LW*. NA the PAL Yr. Stager, seated. GICHOIAL 811 OUT la appointed coca . wasaw.lawbia of t►. Bombay prablowsi: its gallant Alm. we bans, doss art paw= was at Ws la* awl is Is saypiad Wks the ainuasd la Lb anbtaidia Tlils i dasousai awalaulas of a Gray withal' the last hat- Watt. It Ai Nally may le lb, =aft CHM= or Be.al.allD YOUNG Moles &elm.— Teem*, males die Mb &awl wedded el die Beath Weld LwdeaiiMiary of MI welity wee told at the Hares Tema, Zwasia.sa, Mr. J. J. Chweadas he die ebalr. The Chairs's ,la woke dee yeessease. obweet4 thee she rellglewe s, the pseud deer Po very esireseddeery. They bed e w llea an beloved Qom bowled by abe Pepe el Reese. while Use Wheys hod bees posolied nissal aboard solherity sereoshed thee ladlvideel. aras widows ter h•lfseemoree ee quiet and be rejefeed kw" that se mai Will Of dled bad se *My ee ssoillieled their aw is she Oho* Ili log- Indwell se else owe Teseedesqlsa. M. leweled shat the somilmir of sash mass MS wadi hisrams, mad MSc ma world always be prepared to she them ell me mammas. is his power. (Mem ) Is the report lt wee seat. duct A d mi im ss thelast year 811 sow memlimetad leisd the mask. sad., a mai d ISt. medley had lima hold is dm 01m & Simko the Nifty ems pedal. Met •leer yams mm 111111111101111 eft the sea. wore stadyisg for the saimiraMy at various maws., while several of ate Sao day Muds is the &Mild wen wpplW from the seam sums.. TM feeds osibstell won abiding. la M, propordese the Ohara Peek's! Aid &- Mtn the Mardi Soskty kr Akira is the last, the Load. Sodety kr promstior Christimity moo, the Jews, aad the Celesta Chunk Soak". Is assarades with the essisty there were a rowlimp-room sad Mtn.. The mama iftwory if St Brido'rpmege sou tekmmi above 1000 volsmos, aril it was hoped that this him& of the easietre °Farad.. would roodve lamas. wpm.. Th. balsas. &set showed a bassos of 901. hi favour of the sosiety.— The Bev. Mr.,Watees moved the kiosks of the most. H. observed that the support of W MM. of that seek% was math mow desirable thm the illesswisa of a *JO raging questlees. He wield Its. them dipqms. who esns so smash of their aim M the disomeice of quietism of Met stature placed is sash losalitiss as Lock'" Adds, and thus labour is. Irr ths moral ragewarades ei sate.. from satiety.— modes was wasoird by the LT. Mr. Statham, sod osedull isesaimailF. TM L.. W. &Mae mreall a rem- Mk. dedsoise dm IN wisdom Mom memarated worthy of =Sid eapport, as Wading to Mass a rairriosary spirit mass Ss paw He mid his pliedmi mom fur amoral. M this soskty his advocacy, was test be stailiered k to be steldlyevangelical sad mom Mat Spilt sad 616 skiers TM time was appreadis was impswilds to ammael the isai—whea there would be a e Made hefts= mil sad sled for the spiritual parmsfmof this ormafty, and Mt all pow.t pupae for the skunk. So Isms as this essisty pre mead cm mead &Was pistillate, It shot& rook. his :zet sad he tram. would eke have M. of the °kat the dui.. sommasity.—The Roy. Mr. Or. assomMd the reedutin, which was peed to. Other rem mikes ha amordems with the .West were Mee adopt.. - =TOL NAVAL BINIVOLINT INSTITUTION. I Yesterday the quarterly general meeting of the niemben of this swim took plus at the Thumbed House Tavern. Bt. Uwe'. street, Admiral Wu Chula Malcolm ia the chair. The statement of souls from the let July to the 30th M7bet, 1860, showed that tiro maple amounted to 13s. M., end the disbovesments s AM& 4a. 10d, of 1,3371. M. M. • hem _ sped an. the &tuba Admiral Oliver, the ohs preidest of the mad a resoindes was puma eltodsp Admiral BM Chutes Mktg is his stood. It was this weed Met a hitter of semiltionco should be forwarded is the same of the swirly to the of the hie edaiveL e seentary sontmosomeed tie des& of Capt. Z.D. i D. Seism who hod am trawled mum 61781111, tote hale of the Mediation. A letter of eseekismos to the holly of that Miser, wee also aimed to. As Wesel hem the will of the late Copeck Gawp Mem woe mod, Ismseatking the resslader oar serials pro perty to Ms lentitotiom ; but (( the pro upon the remises tales of the MISSIONS, Mot tho perty is quotas would yield to Mesa to the society. A dietaries thus took plies sespealag ate espoihmsy of making alterations in Gerais sales aT re moiety. It wee ultimately resolved, smeopet Wm *bps, that the 7th rah, whisk allowed relief maim pastor atrumetesees of distress, m the widows e▪ sof mod ms, who had set him snlimmlbeve to Ho instleolim, should be encamped. Alva the trossection of um, fame' Wiser, the mrottop separated. Peptic Wun-uovue.—A wowing wu held on Saturday by the promotes of public wash.hoome in Ply wood', over whiori J. Moen, Bro. (the Mayer of Ply mouth) presided. Viscount ibrfeaters, M.P. sad Bounden Palmer, Seq., M.P., eddsemed the meeting la whimsey of its objects. Several anew* were soda to Immerses ques tions to the members upon political subjects, whisk, bow. ever, were disellowsd, as belag foreign to the object of the meedap. Prom lam report promoted we learn that the wash homes were opened es the Zia January lese. TIM Merge he the use of the setelelielunesle is, wadies eat hying im ass penny pee Mae, mad this has ham tamed ample to most the ourost spasm, although MO Is pewits tee me peke sod contingencist. TM fiset week, whew the pew mums ooze allowed to me the estMlasust free, time were SIM who smiled themselves of the silty of trying the system. time that tie avenge waWne of weaken has boss 176 .and sup NM( that the fusilier of each of Wee moss emenat to Aro - pumas (a smell avengl i e w hout pomens vela have berm ementielly besotted the lamitsdem every week. p" r ib i b ilt nesbase it d m a d elsemic lave been very '"so ..d hamar— - many peruse to well their k . Mif6 sod redoes k is Shalt beds with. as day. The iseel amber of mews who walled sad dried their clothes m this meabillimell skew January, me MK no aoasmilnoestemiletsMs ddttloa of %the te the Mow This beeps. Wren delayed them% the tesse of %Mem hada Nr. Parr ht the seems se a less sed Medi Mat wads be was es :=Weitesill a t i r a di t temat perms, the eseetiag ef dr Mods •If dadislies elesal have 011atind. U. bd Mies deep el the symetaufty dialed OW d =DI illemee. the seam anessameat a be thought. ma he graellyies was bad see. them. B.t to hams the Mate 6 • 9 1 . 2 e siketies, a moderate sue wee maked. It met ham he.. memifylas se hear, is am did to the repeat, that 6 000 =wish . hieselaywarde bad at theseedwe of tbe head lases mtosd la the meet el dm sad. ef Flyless* yablithed by Ide. Odyees, gni limed the mat et tmelear sessamethelea is the that wee peened. He head it mated that time me me his thee 11,463 of the yepaistlea welr a= d v er sba ny ; s ie s set the My o th—tbw err lli e e a lls=lr y dais" and a mat el ether mem of elesalima ß. dim ais, he madams% the espgdy of the to.. mar was mey thsetheisat ; 763 home is the tows had se water kid Mtn all, awl est .1 4,046 lames Is the tews, rely 467 bad dame milli to .at water. ?TM kainfiee three thee. It email be MO hew metal esei es isentedes se lie weithreem peed he is that a we is this mem I :S ibe s i t si veasted tie les of bias emedea with , std by edema to the habits of de slaked mime of the afloat meld he Mead than Mom dna= Ones bed needed rather ties edema is kale deaslism The west megaithset te=l= dyeing se Rem was isedevetal to the pewees el eslessitheriess. la wademss ter ,seek, he awned Mee theigh it was awe& oldie %am Ghia, to MOM ahem they led la view, atin is the halsedes wee ass • deememem am. It would is so way duds the dames Mined by it. lard libelee.' ehemagrataisial hearth tbst while at a Altai Ply assilitheassialmea ems= sity elemeselag eathe et pubis Hiss bosom desirable to WWI% la the lalabbosta4 althesek they as mar the males, belie wereg amemy he the welds. pomades. No aimed by redee ms% ether 1011114 whore liehe hed bees otausbate they wen extesel s =: de lair/nisi pm. mural to Leas tea ad sem eres seed =el the balm la theirehmedeisimesdegk Thee wee this essieseise. elk theesianthease ti - thst they were vary eistmeadve, mere es dm dm Mir hems, whisk, howseee, woad trubepialFzek a =thedeallea. Is 1111 trey to =o a t with Ole sableet, dm of may of palm ael eagles slob! mite la premedes e shois staYleiv r be est atoo lowr g r = w eber , 7 . 1; ditt o e sd as othejszs i r eia =is sigma it.—Beadalless is ta.eia with the dim medley were pat, sod a liberal seselbsithe to the his ef the saablikaseas was ;sae at the dam tithe maw Tim LOB COLUMN EXPLOSION AT OLBll4ll.—th assimese modes was Mid to the Tees Oldham, ea o=st a i mikisi oslat. the name la lie obia. Ise the alerres a yang salisaplies tar the theallis of the alma the Memphis% ItheasnOW noiliddese 011ie 44.4111010 .9114ar 4.19119• 4 • 1 • ealmallyila 111 meal al mele e , lo ammo mem were andsilikhasisi a l a tir, 3.lthmathalq H.P., S LR ; SIM. W. Minn Plan sad gees, ; Jeoeyli nom, fu s sad Mee errs assesab imer le Moat Mk At ells •••• M thermals. Ile. Ease eased that is the Imam ed airs Mama Jaime sad Kr. Jelikastediasely site the maiest, whoa all were sad so tee mail be lamed to les tan IL for my oas bramit et, INNMIN 3• 01 Se AM A later was also real, min OM al the Who efres the theatre siva nytwe ammi eiglies2lis e: Of the ink sad that a mes =le lake the f sested reestyle is the oasis% Law AID Lairum—The extrunliamy a beim la losoloomy Nom bean no emir* looliony Is dr wean of W. wagon. Nom bin moo flen oo pum =bi ai.aim u ae tide sienset. TM ilassMo dim weak bin Ay* OM mod mamba toe 11111 761- 4 mow to walk ow ow amp of mak— Lela Itases.—ll• of nun low on iliend funiasel owl oduedoo nano ia web Wrinewil Winn d kw, Willa =pow al iiin se IN &MAW. It if mg lid no Mow of owns MN is diosilin, annul *NNW la • gi m o u =obsilinl. mans Fenn wonfon inoirowl Impinhol (*wryer. TILE EIPRFJ3I3, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1850. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TIM DAT. OLD COURT. Timm Itscommar 0. J. Kmmeos uterney, Awn Keen', Nee Imam, sad snesesibred lobs di. Obi ors is heattlitht o~Mom Milk ufseemessage In miewieny orsekist t paned of derive him of the pee minks Mr. a /hem Ballastiar, Piny, sad Obbersesio he the TM obsememans tribe w=o= r ithatir inn appeared se be of Maas se . It seemed that the pusessiw, who seas an mgioesir, sad who kid aloe iaterestod him, spoil dui assinsiesi permits, had busted • mashatlise pg.,' the norm of whisk ente Misr Me arsyaluiMithge ;meek ia iamb as maw waists whim* Write the Wok', and he had obisimed • rims be lb theesden. Is June bet he had expended • geed deal of messy Is lielV i teliest to bear; bat, Mail bag Oat the boiler of W Ma net sawn the muses reirdeed of mil ado sheet M tomb, M was ashism ef Wing sues puma who meld slums kin mew, and he wee kiessamed as the tisimisss John •••*, by &yam who had reeler* hem is his sorties. Bums lash ask lime MMus the parties, asd 11/2. ti s t e e, l i e tzpeseed„ ki sem ash i• as autirtela re Ise as edemas misasy, .al W Maker, J. .see, alas to* part la the pusesdhir, sad it eros= mat the vessel ia gissmies mesa be seed fee sheets ern the Quad Jumbo Casa, end that She delbseant James Auld est as seaward. apeaa this umbestmiliag blimp somit 10, the dehoshrit Jahn Lome Mussed 101 as the resernates, sad as was draws up by whisk mideeteek a num 121. two months aftenrarde !as, lam, sad la Ware of hi. doing as at Um mutated time, he was as pay U. • moult daring the period that the money should maga reseeded ta rosemtee Mee t mho step to ha w & a f r eak boi ler boiler resod fa the vessel,o and ebbs Ite was so ciagued, it was sassed that delhackste bad bread, takes pe lmets el the asahhhary that wee Ift ea mod, sad the whole of it wee renewed to the sale it W notandant J. Beam, who, it appeared, after mode mimed le Mimi it ap mho a as. ei SI was paid to aim by olio prosseasge. It was spa Wee hate that the indisimeot ear oeserreay woe sutured ageism the ts bat the prosesator, in erase eumination, ad mitted eat the money was claimed by Mr. Herm kr rusks whisk he had naneed to be dos to the vessel ; sal it ap peared, is plat of feet, that after dm insabbery had been removed it was secessary to rusk the deck, so a as have it is a audition to airy pump" ; sad the prosesster likewise stated that after the reaehmery had bees taw oat is Me mamas, repeosested, he had mod as aphis of the used alas a plume trip, wed received the money from the sod kept a parties of it fee himself. It alio age == pnewinine MI gives Joha Kees, late mo ts* bar verabog dm medium bat the magistrate Mime whim the Merge was her Om seed k bausdiately, ad adored the semitiury se Is temsred to the defendant. Mr. &Wads*, is earesslng *Oozy it the debase, um Midst that them was het the ilginest ground per Meanie of smegirsey that had bees referred vault the dobsdants, sad that it wee elm that the ease bed bees got up by the prosecutor la order to avoid payissatfer the repairs which bad been dam to the vessel. The liaised mord./ having Gemmed ap, the jury Wise &ably monied • verdict ell NM Guilty, and the debsdaate were ordered to be at ems diseturd trom sastody. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. BOW STREET. °STADIUM EALISTIIO iiONST ST FSALITA-7. Ma kes, (known by several sham) . was chard with erre. 11 i• the salisting mosey Irma va r ies regiments of the line, ashler false pretenses. W. Borman, staff sergeant to the Zellers. ofilse, said— os the 18th of last mos* **Arson's. entered the Ship pablisehosse, Cbarlesstreet, Westminster, sod add he wished to enlist, sad asked the amount he would receiver boast, assay. Witasss told him 41., sad, attar I askiag him the usual question, if he kid ever edited before, to which be said he had ar, he proceeded I. enlist his for the Bth minter of the lies, sad gave km the Ali • Hai. The primer gave the name of Welsh, and said be lived is Chancery lane, Orordetrest. Wirer told hits, he might go bore, but he was to retire ea the hollowing morn. icg. Toe rierer did sot retire, ash wirer sent th e aril notice et his inlistecest to hielodgiage, where he err informed that so such p-rson lived there. Mr. Hornsby, the chief ales*. asked the where if Iwo sent the erred arise, sowed* to the Mutiny Act, of the pr. soar's desertion to the Price of the peace, who would have forwarded It to the Wer-offiets. . . — ft; witness said he did not, as the prisoner had not pared the a rrut bl aby mid that was no matter; the prisoner eould not be made a deserter wales. the sewed notice was sent to the justice of the prase. The withers said last night the pritheser agate mitered the Ship, and end-scoured to enlist in the 66th regiment of the line. He seed he had never sal seed before, sad when wit ness was called he recognised him, sad gave him into T. Williams, of the 90th regiment of the lice, enlisted the primmer In a similar macaw a shoat time since, but no notice of the dewed= was mat to the Judos of the peace. Mr. Jardine said there were several althea. in the set, which the prkeeew's in. would be appileable to. The pei- WOW weld he vested se a theme sad baud, bat he thought** shame of dessetioa sod of ebhiatag money by (she pekoe's had failed, is eseseqsease or the ',coed nodes not beta@ sent to any juttiot of No pesos. He should ✓equire time to eousider the sot, and le the meantime he directed the staffwergthat to sequalat his °Seer of the difeculty. Remanded for a week. Aocinturr Ilf 01101D-ladiall.—Yesterday morn , log as assidoed, sigh attoadvd with ncrifin of life, occurred in Oefged-sgaare. Fur snag menthe past, Kr. Ball, ba•ct or, near Hyde- pisk-sgaers, has had so extraordinary last trot ting hem, quite Wino. width he has used is his Iminew and whisk his obtained greet aoteriaty Is the locality fro se hie bads( Mae 17 milot width' the hear. Os the above morning the Waal, who is • light cart, with two man sitting is it, saildosly took fright sear 11,. Ball's door, end netwltkomillag tile salted agartins of both the ten to pall ?idea up, he seatisaed his and saner earn ha tamed the exam of Oxford-mom when he got on to pansmat, sad knocked dews a Rea and two boys, who were paring, bus who moped with sow Winer/ braise% is ressidag Yr. beeiratt's home eas of ths wheels calm la eldest nateet with the ins railings in hoot of the house, whist threw the mind down, and the two man in the eart were pihisid sat ea in ths pavenost a maddened. dawn, aid was *keg se la as isseasible oats. After A. hon. gill, he harm I. MIA aid please la a dreadful nanaer, enutussed the gent, sad Were any pones meld arrest Ms M sastoedied Is bnakiss away the sow Ass Asa ago to the moat MGM int, gad having dins geed bkmdf ilea the Woks. shags he WI throve' the amok, bee the arm, a depth el 10 lest, sad Doke hie ask. Aftor tong killed to body wm get up by imam Mows TM two gags haws remind gosilliesable Werke, bat they ars sot likely to bie Thursday • fatal midi* occurred Se a gaas maga Wilda= Ant, who mega fa the employ of Hams. Benda sad Standen, in their Gateman gumbo la the pork. al Otinhams It *pm that the peer 'Mow woe walling mar se ea the rails 'Midi ma from the weal to joie no Gnat Weston Ilse, M Me son* a Ms Boa Tassel, shim hi foot dipped, red several of the treks, Irish ors boded wide rine, pared err ing sob sewn begrime *at he survived only Moat th re e hours A. *quer eft held is the body. Vertlist—" Ankleatal Mailh."— Wilke.* Indspintista. Carr' or Snoorsieo.—At the Liverpool polies esiar, an Saturday, Mr. Jobe Liskaw, sea of re Iste Mr. Gesidilie Id his, and who appeared nently, at the seem es tbe proesomer la a ease Se whisk tire pellitsma,werit Ewith is eseault, wee pined la the ink, gilieggiag as a Mr. it.' an the lith fastest. r. rem, who mad ht en as inglines, Mated, that is iheareling is the IS* Mrs% alit Sera alga * the kks Lairreneretres, he elle MS lemellerd a who mai net as Mae as re time. H. sieyesk es ibe Imelestlea et the bristly, .end had • lend idinel• la the remains Skew gems is gad cod may bad bigness* him. He abed yes saplanatime, and a ewer* mem* between them. ISM= afterwards ras isto she strekimil was felbeed by des'yelseiser. He wag told by • igalae that No wham had • kid. or soinerneg of *a kir bb Md. end be um away, _bet had am gene • denim reds Mbes be mu she* is the bear. The hell penelinisil bb rein sad se mod the hese if his her. The eleleosel w lediervis anieberated W toe Males, Ire stated the they wen in dr street whoa ii 2 .. V . :as ANL Foe Ites deers% It WI Mod that the leas a ailed ebeseree, that he bad nada a masseMi reap. moult upon w, and wag waling is the Most he the purpose al rgaming do attack whim Kilns. Meet est Albin The prisoner was maimed to take his trial— /kora CsaIITIDS AWAY COAN.—Ga lest Saturdaynight re him de wsteed rem, living at sloe Sidle Ike 811 . varroended by a party bra d SCia-Vall'haisisiTlllisard . als er . b with teller and the sem Me with emirs Mike. the wpm d IPLesits. eras rear 351. rant, end we Ms es ries ea - .rails 1111.1.11.111ps bang detaned Ism punallait than by cc ii no wry who assammt in hi armed, and a *ma he ern Ire to the brie if he Legg to nat. Ara the earls were bed* they lime Mrs tato Sligo, ormis_ *mg were raw by See IMO eri arrested. The trier "irif *Apr in it. nadir peg an army, and the alma IN" hen& ham sis go" Thomas Kelly, leg , es W , who Serf Wld. ear fas Sabbath bookie& It being AM lor en Sunday manias whys Soy WIN inulnd. TY ilbst boa bees Os* by Mr. Wm', The Is Hsieh lead' WI, sad say eauliembly is arisen Ire * Or bet Ire we an beard el an attempt to reds *I pima pre in this corty.--1140 Jayne:A—Oa Basiieg migalag loM an attires was nails by oan ef re um* im re pew piety of J. H. Walsh, Bel., omen Roessmates, *die id Mlles of Annae, to remove • stop of hay, and doughy made s diem he nay whisk wee inpeadieg. Is *5 moo. le deka* the biased the tarot was solitai 11, s _amabsi of tem the IlLieg's Curdy, the maw& tamp , and Imals to my re erep was Ike Illbsiami. the vigibres el lebs I. 011ollbesabg, blee ended ef • body el ow wastabairl. &load O W tithe lewd end =tedel an W anima liles.—Wedesesit )VERNMENT INSPECTION AND FINAL OPINING OF THE BRITANNIA BRUME. MIMI SMITE, MONDAY.—'he parliament public epees of the sew We of tubes for the down line from L. des %Dahlia took place this morning ; the great structure being sew is all respesta mode somplete. Oa Saturday r ogi llianiell. the gothreamst faspotor, west over ft esethinegmi ledkthei, is senjusties with the alms amiss et etheisests. The Gat sell pela did fleth isseseethe mikes ' Saw. the tale, sad maths them at intervals is the metre 1 d the meths& Atonnelated is pain twee sine Valet a tooth off 111 waggon" and is lesemethee with NO tees e 1 geld wee drawn late all her et the tubes, the dot odess beim emdslly meted. Them athletics; is every ere, by moue *ls sloe apparatus se is, the pupae, were emerbisei be thud= ' Mobs off kilt leader this lead, weer the moss mid sus d inn. Misr ea Meesoft rehearsal et theft sigiorithethal ordeal', width essott esti seured Muth, the trek al WO tams with Me the us, , was tthen est alma • mile dieting hem the tabe, sad this with* shot three& wide the pullet attalaahl• mid*, sad dee ressit was any fetheeffilft as determinist • I mash fissessed wefts, It Ming teeth that the deflection I at We immune atheley of lead was se seibly lees Is the way I d ttsdsdatlof el Whin then whoa the lath was allowed to rends at rest la the tabs. The BMW, in whiffs these re- Balm wets registered mad Yelled at was by mesas of a new ' ead =dew oestrithess, it Wag found that the tremor coca. I thug by Weiss is heath 'revealed then dthectioss from =iien e asse:stely nth by the ordinary spirit level. The by width the offish are Wined with great presides esuith in • large pips cestaillnair e 7 laid along the lower sells of the Pabe, one end up within the tube at the metre, sad the other sad against the amuse& of the thutheate of the bridge. Both othremithe of this pipe ars finished with glade tubes sad (Muted males, by which the relative levels at the water were sadly amertained, as the 'lightest leakage or ova swaths our the ordinary thermoneetrie expansion of the water would &nage the level, while only hell the actual &Seed= of the tube was registered et each sad el the pipe. 'These diseduntages are obviated by the eddition of a lugs rum* of water in the interior at the tabs, which is covered with oil, and placed beside the gra dilated scale. Thu turn arse exhibited the whole of the denser dose at the abutment eztrocalty, sad the apparatus pauses spriest mirror d ell the deflutioes of the great sauture. We leers from Moms. B. sad L. Clark, the resiCest en who hays watched minutely, from day to day, all she peseithatiss si the novel undertsking—many serisue dm a i l i theesedsg malts. Thus gentlemen state that the heaviest cells through the straits do not products so much modes over the trait of either tubs u the remove against the olds of ties tubes of 10 men, and that the pressure of 10 men, keeping time with the vibrations. produces en °se:Ma ths of 1 X lash, the tube itself maths/ IS7 doable vibrations per minute. The strongest guts of wind that have swept up the Chemed dusty the late stormy weather do set sum a vibratiou of some thee a quarter el as lash. The broadside of a storm cause ea oscillation of leis than an fed ; bat when the two tubes are brand together by frames, whisk is now being dew, these motions will be almost awe- Mated, sad sO oppeehessies heat wind or weather, from their Wag sismased together, will mass. They calm late that • violent Must exerts a force of about twisty pounds as every square foot of tube ex. posed to its direst eS sad Wan the aide Nukes of tile tabs at about scree het. the poetess strain mead would be abut a les square inch, or hardly worth auk's. The mstemoYgiml resell sines the tubes have ounpled their 100 hat thud= have materially differed trona thou that were observed when they lay slug the Carearvoushire coast. The action of the gun at ne'drhy, In stead of Wadies them two or three inches, dam not move them awe dm two-eighty or three eighths of an inch. The daily umiak. sad ustrestios of the tubes varies from half an bah to three kakis, attaining either the stultanes or mini mum at about I °Week am. and p.m. These end other interesting remelts, as Winans the safe working of the great ' amehiate, are read by moue self-registerieg thermometers that record the teastaat temperature, plated in mahogany uses, protested by plate glass, end under lock and key. There is also a erthaetiag clockwork app eratus that ele vates a shaft on a vertical plane, all the:minutest @toffees of the tubas Wog delineated by in arm urrying • pencil whiffle Is dud to the tube. If • rampart be held over eny part el the hottest of the all' the south pole is affected, and if held over the top of the cella the north pole is affected, and this fa observable in all parts of the tube, whether at the centre or eked, although their petition is only about 10 de grees west of the magnetic enuidLea. Baum OF kit ILLICIT DIFFILLIIST.—In °ones gees= of informatics received by Megan. Benjamin Runty end Frederick Pagan detective =Basra of inland RS Satirday last they Proceeded to a house in Salamanca strese, Lunbath, near to the South Western Railway, gala had the appeases:* externally of a wholesale glass hustle warehouse. They knocked foe admission, but no soma was returned, and in soosequana they procursd a Was; and got in at the tint 820 f window. In a back room ONE =roomed that a still had been erased, but had bees very recently removed, the worm tub being left belied, and the water in it waa quite wenn. There was, =Fall the necessary iron work for the fitting of the rom other appearances there could be no doubt whatever that the still had been very hastily reurowd. They punned their search, and in • dark rase in the cellar they amour= a great quantity of illicitly manufactured spirits, of the usual strength, with about HO gallons of molars*, fermented wash, and all the apparatus for carry ing on • v. ry extrusive trade. In a room on the ground floor also they found a large pan of spirits prepared, ready fey bottling. The whole plant appeared as if it had existed for a conederablo time, and mast have defended the femme of duty to the amount of several thmsands of peendk Considerable expense and ingenuity had been die. played, with a view et avoiding detection se pipet were prod through every room In the pre.nlais, and directly comsawriesttho with the common sewers, for the discharge of the waste wish, so as completely to prevent the well kawn =our arising from illicit distillation from ever being detected by any one passing by. The bottle trade afforded • very satishatory screen to their real employment; for, when large Dampen were frequently sent Eros the pre sume, no waspiolon was excited, as they were locked open a some packages of empty bottles, instead of which they were filed with the contraband article. The slain was conveyed to the lidera Revenue Warebouee, In Old Broad.stuet. MURDER IN ST. PANCRAIL—WhiIe on duty yes. terday morning, pollos-oonstable. 296 8, discovered, at elm o'clock, within the enclosure of E netoarquare, the body of a fine female =fast, wrapped in a towel, having another towel lightly fastened round her neck, apparently for the purpose of causing strangulation. The constable instantly conveyed tie body to the workhouse, where it was examined by Dr. Robinson, the house physician who gate it as his opinion that dece a sed had ban strangled. The body, which is that of a fine grown infant, awaits • coroner's inquest, for whisk Mr. Wakley has issued his warrant. THE MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES AND MEDICAL WITINSIIII AT C0R011123 . lIICIDDISII.—Yestorday even fag Kr. Baker held an inquest at the Three Pigeons and HUN, Hatieldierest, closwell-street, St. Lake's. on view of the holy al RILE Stamp, three =oaths old. It appeared that the mo th er of the deceased, who is is poor cream stmens, Uvlag at No. 12, Bross Arbour-earn, adjoining, was la the habit of leaving her, when as west to her ear =Tt, with a female, and that she, damaged, slept with ight. Last Friday moraing about eight o'clock, eseessed was found apparently dead the side of her mo ther, who Inissdiately got up and armed the female who Wilke are of It la the extra of the day. The mother gays her child to her sad west to Mr. Powell, the palish arisen, Ohioan-street. Ho, however, did not attend.— The foreman inquired if Mr. Powell wee present ?—Mr. Gardner, the saasiaoalaa Aber, replied that De was not. He bed not saw mosed Ida as he knew he would have demanded lister, a guinea, mad he was not gas, to taken= respond- Sly o h mself of !winglike him =are the sty as a medical wham Re believed Mae medical would not' MOM tenses. beaus they set be silted to the eseenses inquiet The Mum=s obeerad, that he was the psidl clam of the perish. sod muhe is @Mead to vire to the Jury tedennathea es to she sean of death. The coroner nonalted that the Malaise masistraes wore desirous to eat 6111/11 the eapeases Is every pessibie way, end they had maisemoored IS to es to Nero so medical mimeos, at eraser'sße theaskt that It would be toyed not be be •preheat emu. He was at ea =quest a few days sell, where the 'flutes showed that a women had downed biaself. It was stated that when she was tabu oat It was she would lave reestered, bad she remelted medical eld s .V that, though some surpass won meat to, all sant irzowass. Re was sold that It was ea account ot not re ed/deg their fees at ter having for two or throe hours bees alesapdag to team aainadea, that they did not attend the um Tit forma* stated that he wee at ea =est a short time INN upon the death el a who had • fell. Beton the child's death the mother sailed upon • medical man, who did not &Wad, sod the shild died. Tie jury, is that ease, for want of ' moiled evidesen,returned a Terns. "That the dunned was found dead, but there was not saddest widows to show the tare ot death."—The 'NNW sold he did net know how far is this um Oa law extended to the attend ees* of the argue, he being a paid °Sur. Medical gentletass were not required otherwise to 'thud, unless they wen easeatesed. It w al l ai tr la the ewes of the Met week that he wee told that would certify in stay ens if they were sot to re t tri u pon MOM'S ingaren—Rhoda Snap, the anther, being nulled, geld that when she allot at Mr. Powell's asp, she saw Mr.. Powell, who ehourvirdi that It INA of IN we Mr. Powell Oil ing to see the child U It was dead. —Cereaser: It wee gate cigar that the body dunk' have beer soon by seas segos& Is the abases of toadied widenee he woad ruoutemed the jury to ream a untie of "Found deall."—Vesdist "Thu the deemed was head dead, end ad there wee cast evidasse to skew by what mum du dumb • • atourskir.--Okirg• Berm, 2•1., he lm been appelseed a sesetiateie Ow the mu, We mileskiri Mk Ismilimildwaft rairy leg i l E ur ria l se sa ras=e l Te l ia l = l6 ll4 D., ad .—lriek t_ mt issuy Km, inn Ruin-em a war cry, adopted ), the mamas et a Gomm OM. wherein • great Mil owe lei Weis their Map. The pine Mae melted, they sue poi so Os solok mime tie sheds M. Hidwouires sw4 la 1 Pesos the NO kepir of seem weeds (H. 0. p.) eademellen was essidwil. We lids kik, whoa the gad elk spark ks is the am est sklatkeke tomb en - - I ..aied by our " Rip, lip, kimfa I" that vs awl km Stdthe end./ k Clapham waist Ms Nabs Ole Gawk& TUB AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS. TO TEN lIIDITOZ Or TIP =PAM. WOBURN SANDS, Barr IMO. 811,—Pawing cut of Woburn Park through Ridge mount, you go by the park and mansion which formerly belonged to the late Mr. Potter Mscqueen, well known for his connexion with Australian colonisation. Thu property has been purchased by the Bedford family, and now forms part of the Duke's estate. The house has been partly pulled down, and is now (coupled sa a farm-house with • large farm, by one of the capi talist farmers who abound on this property. hit beyond Ridiensount lice Bickerings Park Farm, occupied by Mr. Samuel Bennett ' extensively known as • breeder of Leicester rams and short-horn cattle. and as • good farmer. The soil of this farm varies greatly, some part of it being a stroeg clay, and other part was originally a blowing sand; the wheat plant having been occasionally, when Mr. Bennett first en tered open the farm, thirty years ego, actually blown into the next field. This be hu corrected by cover ing the sandy part of the farm with Leavy dress ings of clay, and a fertile soil, producing large crops has been the result. The clay portion of the farm has been drained, and the manage ment of the farm tells of energy and well applied capital on the part of the tenant. Mr. Bennett keeps a large stook of sheep, partly Leicester', which he preserves pure, and partly Leicester ewes put to • Southdown ram for the sake of breeding half-bred downs which are so much liked by the butchers. This system of breeding from Southdown sheep on one side so greatly in vogue amongst the farmers in the home counties, seems to be a comprimise between the epicurean demand for delicate mutton and the ne cessity farmers are under of keeping stock that will pay them some profit ; which I very much doubt whether feeding pure Southdown sheep ever can do. Bat the Southdown crossed either with the Cotswold or Leicester will produce an animal having much of the quality of mutton sought for in the down and affording a heavier carcase and more wool. More over, the half-bred is usually a thriving sheep, be coming fat at an early age with comparatively little care. Like many farmers I have met with, who keep a herd of feeding cattle as part of their stock, Mr. Bennett's herd of short horns coceiste of ten cows, all of good blood ; and this number of cows supplies every year • good many beasts for feeding, which having been bred on the farm and fed well from an early age pay much better than anything of the same character the farmer can buy. At all events, such a herd roa dies the farmer to a certain extent independent of the chances and changes of the market for his feeding stook. I believe that there are few farms of four hundred acres and upwards on which such a herd might not be profitably kept, in addition to the present stock maintained; assuming, of course, an extension of the practice of house feeding and rearing. Like all the rest of the Duke of Bedford's tenants, Mr. Bennett has a lease, but beyond that he seems to have received little or no aid from his landlord ; for unlike most of the duke's farms, the farm buildings at Bick *rings Park are inferior, and mach out of repair. Weed, had not the tenant himself provided some what extensive accommodation for feeding cattle, the farm could never have been brought into the present high state of cultivation. Thirty years ego, when Mr. Bennett took the farm, the barns and farm build ings were condemned, and an understanding, I be lieve an actual agreement in writing, was come to, that the old and inferior buildirgs should be replaced by new ones more suitable to the spirited cultivation of the tenant; but from some cause or other, although mince that time nearly all the rest of the home steads on the Bedford estate have been either rebuilt or greatly repaired and improved, the build ings at Bickering. Park farm remain unimproved and in striking contrast with the other farms on the es tate. Whether the tenant has been out of favour with the proprietor or the steward, or what else may be the cause of the exceptional state of this single farm I know not, but left as he has been to his own resources to provide buildings which are indispensa ble to high farming, Mr. Itennett's feeding-houses are well worthy of the notice of tenants who can obtain leases bat cannot obtain from their landlords buck outlays in permanent improvements as the exigencies of modern husbandry require. There are two feeding-houses, each fitted up with lines for twenty bullocks. One of them is circular, the b.ixes being round the outside, and the middle being occupied by straw and chaff houses, • boiler for preparing the food, and so forth. A loft goes over the whole, in which are chaff-cutters, corn-bruieers, and a powerful cake-breaker, all driven by horse power. The whole is built of wood, the roof being boarded and covered with roofing felt, a style of building which serves a tenant's purpose well enough, but which, I confess, I should not as a landlord like to see taker the place of the more substantial buildings the proprietor ought to put up. This building is so comet ucted, being merely fastened by wooden pins to the foundation, that it is nut " affixed to the freehold," and might be legally removed by the tenant should the landlord or his next tenant not like to purchase it. The coat of this building was 4001. The other shed for twenty besets is even less costly. It consists of a double row of boxes with a passage between them, each box being eight feet wide by nine feet deep, and the upright posts which divide the boxes support the roof. The roof is formed of poles laid fiat soros., on which is a coverieg of bushes highest in the middle covered over with a coat of thatch. The boxes are sunk two feet below the pas sage, which I. not lofty, and in order to give head. room to the attendants on the beasts, en arched roof is made by ne sans of arms of trees having a natural bend. A homely but effective feeding house has been formed in this way for 801. From Biclerings I went to Lidlington, a village lying . at the foot of a steep bill formed by the &Irrupt termination of the green sand formation and its junce Lion with the Portland oolite. Here is a belt of fine soil, forming stiffer arable land than that above the bill, and very excellent pasture. Nearly all the cot tages in the village appear to have been lately rebuilt; and a short distance from it there is a large Lem berg and farm deriding quite new, which has just bona completed on the site of one not long since burnt down by an incendiary fire. At Lidlington Mr. Thomas, a gentleman of great activity occupies a farm of the Duke of Bedford's of 900 acres, upon which • complete set of farm buildings, including a steam engine house, has been newly built by the Duke. The tenant has fitted up the steam-engine and machinery. Mr. Thomas has a large flock of excellent sheep, being half-bred between Cotswold and Leicester ; he has also some pure South downs of a superior kind. No cattle are bred on this farm, but a large number of large Hereford and short horn oxen are fad. Mr. Thomas is as earnest pro moter of education amongst the peasantry, and he has organised a kind of industrial regiment of boys, who work under a foreman, and are stimulated by specified rewards for good conduct, which are retained and laid out for the boy's own use at the end of the year. This system is said to have been very useful to the boys, giving them habits of steady industry, and im parting to them • greater degree of skill than they would otherwise attain while it renders them very effective workers in various departments. One pre caution Mr. Thomas has found it necessary . to adopt, marks strongly the improvidence which is unfortu nately so charecteristic of our rural labourers. The amount of each boy's prizes was formerly given to himself at the end of the year, but It was found that the parents too generally appr opriated the money, in stead of laying it out for the boy's own nee; in con sequence, Mr. Thomas now requires the money to be laid out as the boy may wish, but under his own direction, in order that he may be sure that the boy gets the reward he has earned by his own good maibeilanboudljad, Nobiltrifelnisreingagmle°llauftrisposbienbisettoteoarrptbpthtlbiolesekntiligiothturiwsiocofulsoulttrtd:raeb‘:erfl rewards. It would be enough to deliver to each boy his own prises, std then leave him and his family to do as they like with it. Occasional misapplications *ere doubtless would be, and I can easily understand bow annoying such instances must be to • master of eitive volence ; but after all there cannot be any on the matter's part with the application of what ahoy has mused as his own, without a re striation of free many, which is injurious. I have wetland somewhat narrowly different well intended Rhino boalwrobsi4ig Wa to better the condition of ▪ agebaltual Moose% but I must say that I hare maw sli m a i r et, exisrpt giving fair wages and assigast the opportunity of acquir ing skill la of any use. All that partakes d avidly . = mart of mama raters • ,1 1. ~r. N I