The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-19 00:00:00

lOWANaStftbo. 11'1 AUCKLAND ISIA FISHNDS t• BOVIMILIN WHALE ERY. Ont wailers are aware of the !minds* Sidi'!" , t . nll efforts low .akinty the Southall Whet r•hirr Coreptey to *Bm M*a Wholitsityattov t he Al;.1 1 Rad I.lmida to the sostita it . i o p .r...nce for the peewit ehipphigW to mi ner. and as tendieg to proslotwilie 0 .„„ t o rainern coloetee, can menet? by L a ms just rertived hem the owl „ Da a t fort Kos, dated the •Ith, 'loch lAst, morrow that thlt e M coci f ',derby, Fancy, Brisk, mia , Ru• e, Augusia, had &Oily at iii 00 board well. The Nettles L o st. d, beildicans erected, end the stores 11 esttk and sheep deepatthed /ram B'ydr strived, end by the rapid improvement of tl Ltt .n furnished evidence that thwielastin adept! f n rcarieg dock, Tine threts Wtd • gut to pureed to their enduing r PIO p,m. nte were being made ter pe fifher in boa's from the *ere. W' tee company's new ships, Bari of Jaws Rico, and Lord Nelsen, have the Wands, and wiH be followed E card Par ry and Lord Deneen— , . sehjote extracts of letters hese , ot lers at Port lime, to their Mends' ''~i'lY~ On the tib of Derembew, allev • Wig voyago, ear two rest sebievememe were kilbstrAba a a , ~,,,,posy's torvice, sad beeping • Waft w i Nit Rasa, and were boarded. ede ' te - bilk Eaoll-rey the Governor. This pia IS 1 eigtjal . 7 : 1 p n it.l is deentials. Its alp A Una' ‘9 9 1.', 1 a W- bow had too sterel-Wei be • (*in • i:..)th, the abases asemell .aseetriebed et ail tbat br leen dale r atan we arrived. We lame o ftt brie Tb. cr. .ter past of Ike bosses see deem& „ I bag. rare ass for • kayak of tins to 'bog, sto lb, 94 awr t.. nn enable as yet to steal a day dil* " whit:. represents lb. barbour Meet ourreoUt is • L 41. rby • yowling. TM rooissiods • is ' torrent, Wept all eke bashes reek , whale. bor• come in bona yet, bate ere , for tin m 1 mantesentred beers' blame bola of the whale we tilled doemile a l it in Ragland t. Ce compared Imilksib I •i•lt a loge ieslion (II ' 'WO lii .. 4 no i• 411. but Vorta• 'Pena ..4bllli .blabggi ANSI* f• sir of eons ars tan *look_iir lg, . g l ag I ..- Vies bear when attack* _7OlSh. gly. ' . IP' i dam; sad, beM ysnob/. to Wag, OsOw Us Oa tune .o smooth ground imi yell use the Ada- • Tbrbigaa. I , ,!. es, et lo'ling theta is by amnia, these by a Liget me m.. . M . sad deo aikidos a leg, briile - W& hble hal" bat tern the r re has or lige., Wynne, Ate • list at OW. #OlO via tames I . ila, end then new * pugs* battle. ,Wog that 1 a naeretant what whaling la I Mayon m sheet ' r ,,,.. yesterday mining rude bad leis ifs *actor: cue tea Mb for Sidaehaad le abase to sal. !, , t .' 3 .:4L .2. 3..• i 10. uhso. We swivel here ea the titls'ittaill idi l ° . a bye ebb *cleft Hobart Tows. We - ea ill OW fan:uses Ides we tad soseraWy doe vreatber. nets WWI rAa• doe eye ebony of be , Neer salad r astbete-41sk1 re Owe • Mabee of Ws WA. They dm. of 4 1, 2; s rill% ha of theta -lOW Of 111 . 1 1 •1 1 / t ttr.n the woolen heard ibis a tt y, Sum Is . c:, bet tidy boo mudded .' W 4 era is ia. Ratite! bey, entirely sides* ' tilerMitiddiee t t foiarr mob time a miter, mime vw.dbleillboot rt , alled Owes bland. We bays II tab aillessesl OM el ill la ea esembee. It tisisplan mss, be L i lt iki AI trail moo to ilogland Mide Eilei, mid has efis ID rf a nos rims at least. Mare le ty et to Amp tabour; 'bola le to a lade bald' ter tedtte lbw, „Amon mina in annoillient. MIS Was l• sad. Plenty of smaliabbilslbsis sod WK. ply:, .Ws ra make some INIOSID*I4. INIMPW I IIS 4 II I 6 Ma.. buttes birde and salt tem beefs sad r,t Wailful. W. vo bond, Oat WO' Ii : afi ne game of it. W . rw•wiew ebbe di— et lip brie. sad Oa Nevem* Moab.. W• iwribd st Do. !,r Tetra ea der 16ela of November. • It is • breath! I its, • great deed him *As Is le way moulataiseaa. We. ~ 9 same bib mosatebe Mb. Proviebas were may cr.t4p. We had twelve Teuton of beef; vary fief, at Id. re lh , mad mutton at lid. pet Ito , wholmahl. • 1 . ..y' 1! ,,,, ibt Natlisb ewers on board every ateemiag. The hews arrived here 'boat a week ago • • Moak lb, WO. Poet Uwe is a mod beautiful hosE ateurlasse it th san veeutifel water. Tim bad . ' Os selblarbert c spntely covered with fiat leis lbssi 411 is '- ai• met, and timber !kat be bast of k Is ersevwdblia It, •..i • • fine brown veritable Nub/, easy hat dem bwe upon solid basaltis rook, sad, mks abrade I Oft MP* 11.;1 vow anything Engaged lees; Ws Ibe lobes so sew men h, Oa' 3011 Can Kali* 09491.9.119: 0 7 361 :41.1.1& 1 2_ i ury k rd to ui., sad keep rielligiry lo . ammo, is fyiry ropectstioa of the solopmeee . WO be* had ry. t'estlia, so eitkl46l, bet am birds, WI Oar desist bt Ted rinser sotoras. Tbere are &best fifty New Ze snails* es be lead, men, wean. and Mildews. They are very *art. loveea,ive eople, but met lauds iodised to work. We ham bad two met-.f-war from New Zealand Alit*, ail Wand. WRECKS OF EMIGRANT SHIPS ON NEWFOUNDLAND. IThe pjltiliWiec Mcitlir alpo, asetalio rue Allow - talimeta Ma the rna,4l,llllh husk& oraila Olpirefe Freerthe Ift Webs 31st i a :rd 11 7:47ftr u Tittr:"..et. 24 Z h e " t a i l & Thrroor mittiveard „...u..110 ei defame Pe esamieet etilirbutd Comhaieser. The al the IMlkJleill i... - allarla. I* tor h ,le ^:t 7777. 71 . 7. 7 47 •!1 : i . V* a trigi klattariattft thaa Ouareatere 2iriaeNala lath ßr e Ina High Conhniceergibe Jegater blast oh Ahli ie . 74 Okla et Jig ValA Alk len seeseemeaJtat the -et ~ vise et .I il Wilik ea Amin* - •ollellhifiltlarigat • lA' ateilllicw , ' s hte abSeiMe fierdiitellit Eli.: ii lea evatte of yew liseithip's sire& of the 9th *b pines wen mot like England and !legend "—(1 i meeder year hedahip bed,Oot!idild Iteleio" sad it wee obvious that the principles of coustita*mige ..whweß6leidd are he 'wiled tathositeleedwill A ease, =thee sista be is gentßrilainfi . . v .- i Why thee, my lord, grant them a eseatitaltas if it s . be • fuse _1) -Why give. them the sasekary, not the reality V Why easourago them, sa year isidship did in your desparehee, to hope for more? -. early this le * very =gamest of Sir Thomas Heitiand and of Sir Rowed ric . eglaa I - I sin st it lam, vie lard , to know what pother spines it requiem—what farther *de patios it wants—lor a people, already free berate Chest Britain teok them in band-what more than tea year of British parasol= Or entikiert. te:Odowri :zeio-wciald say, and thirty parer apprenticeship - &Wok poked's—to enable theta to d, to appreciate, and to enjoy freedom of =m i r,. t the right of managing their own Rearm, to of their own inflater? 'Hitherto, my lord, - ' lor ' have been Walls& vo:quilifi- eetcbta s t - 1.3 r Si 4 4114" ) have c': bl bied lt all * "ek bai si tba lbi liree Ptfi rty.' = th t t l ieterier care of Gem* Briteki, lurks.* ,dfam all that Britons do, ea a meat ode: ' re, have _ geld an miormous standee inte,;, ,all the white bang at . pesos.. They have =eared a national debt, the mosey having been =pied= is =ekes and =printable ea leavagenert - They have en cherished religion, oat near -seed education ; they have put a tel on sem because they wanted it brought to them, as an irearwegesnest to imparters i they have levied a ZlWdaty on their owe vises* because wanted to enlarge their commits.; they Mad their own oil and currants, be- Alm , t wilted to export them ; and lOWA m salt, bemire the people could Curet Bev witheall M. As time child - stirrers is labiate, the hareem il its dellisr, and gives bark smile heal* the more lively them its greater deli- the es, se.lmila Islan ia wary part their eldest the ds, peselhe bisedags, of so well knees ler whit mien dr government of the preesed, pew We hid bribery at elections Mid tornplise iit the Aurally; be had class legis lators and id amendog yeasts; we bad gales= and roads that led no when het toned poison—and places= mad gnawer ; es ear income dimi nished set expenses harassed; the larger our debt, the pester OW outlay the more munificent our ula *Oa ad all went well, for nobody inquired nee t the iiir who were chastised severely for their We had a government gasses menially ta aloes; those who opposed it; whin they were denied the privilege of answer or reply, fee a peen did rot euint in the islands but in the goverment house. Yee, my lord, for 30 years, in a population of 300,000 trii people under the rule of Chose Britain, there was only one gratis" press and that was always hiked ep in the government house.* Such and many more, my lord, to my =this, et the high polies, were oar qualideatiose for semi ' liberty with Baglishmen ; sad, ander such drum rams, your lordship resammeaded tea years ago 1 that farther constitutional privilege; should be granted to as. Ten years afterwards we detained them, bat not without a eompromise ; for Eir N. Ward took oars to inure the choosing his owe senate, i.e., the right of choosing what he now finds it eterveuiest to cad" one breach of the 'testator.° And this senate, by way of exhibiting his love fur omatitatienal doctrines, be at once selected from the miaseity of the first Amenably elected ander themeweleelseal laws, What woodsy at the result; a wind= between the senate sad the assembly at the lest opportunity ? Nor will those who take into essodiratios the eat =exercise of the =tits, power of ths high by the Lord High Osausimammer in Corfu, and the maestro= cruelties perpsested amder his order is Cephalonia, which were recent and yet rankling In the pmblio and, he surprised that the first meson' of the ansmahly =pertly elected with Sir Hoary Ward did sot paw over without at least a ram steams sa ad= mid an attempt to prevent such deeshelbe Welth, drilliki", however, without taking these memo hie smielimalisa, at ones threw. the blame a tlimememb,. W ord,, imppise, my l that the I fell edema Mese it Oseimmes had bees eretid Onmeldh, dem the Illeashaster hew weabLdmilisess have raided to the th lbe beam P Would Ade reply have Melly I me and as moderate as that addend by the lulls. amiably to Sir H. Ward t Bet your lord ship looks merely at the het of a first reformed meimbly this additiOng the Lord High Commis. deem, whom by the bye yea tigress= mast ham& reedy meths author of their reform, you look toseate, at the that, and you omit to veneer. the eisesmao stems= Let what Sir Charles Napier has iummily , mid be a vermin; to your lordship. " Below With; eat a des coasidsratioa being given to einamiatanon is eat jostles.° oe; katigtip Y made your charge aviinat the lonian Anew* in the following tonne: • hip went bream boo bon Ores to the pea* l of Sao lassie liberal iastitatimaa Yew beat osalorron open than, and I eat sorry te say that their repeeseetettre body Imo net dhows a very jot appeesietime M OM whoa. tape mid& fey poser. • • • Inn quite ready to oink that to the yen 1839 I expreend ea °plans farmers. bis to the mattalehmeat of free kaftan/sae end of a free me to then Wank and I s sorry to au that when they k m *Wire 'Ufa prtene,tlirt notbtor bettor to do thee to leateent an album to to the lard High Nam tatoner essevieng a most atlas ems* arm bin " I% large alleastot Medea and the liberal bud taigas! that barbels given to the lonian people nay be entaaed sp—Sest, to the freedom of the pear ; eses‘n d t:e reaterstion of the vane by Wail bad formerly enjoyed ender the Vene tians ; in an extessioa d the frasehise ; foarthlre b the Napkin ti the right el the mar bly to . regalia the Samoa el the essaby, and exa m= into the expesdiren. It now bowmen ay duty to show te yens ivy ~id tar hem net abets( I a jest appellation er the antaes while they pones," It Is exactly kw an ondestosr to provost these advantaps M being aesfraliesk_that the ham bly hem been 'a H. W eed's in Sir s& deepatehes, • Cblori 1611 1 1k_Itle s awl= = 1111.1.0 i n" hr inrclekb Pim wml". ten -0 i olibam m i t io w i g air .7' - . -7 7,17 7 T ----, 77, ---; . er Ms • ''WI lONIAN2 . %AppIi, i it 4 TO MME RI HONORABLR LORD JOHN aus- vw OA* .'' si k i. %W ile% ° l' wi, IRIA4# llERkft 4144 1 d ime ti. I i A•Yalu e — ltie ' tilig Lai MeV h e n . jii IstiairalposTissi Ca, : qiii '44p . i 4 reirt to *Old ait 'iaolinfo Val . 00#* $Ol4 trlTltio: . " Ra i 7 ! 01101 . tbli "' ' I " t l l- - Twits* rall• !f•,... tit it 4 : ciag ibr „4,...*. midi I. = . 4 . o . 7. . . itz mi. .2, i - s izi. vaii a to* is • ' ape • bi, r: ' dir •e. iszth.4"i'llito • yr og yitz v : b. own , ifia limns • (t• og widget, at A oboe boo lb. Raid Avatat and thois i '*oik io " ..elargo basiaan AA** i 6 o * asspotebss to Sir Howird troothik of awid ',ban boos Oar Illat DOW* 1039 aid Clam* 1040ondi bo;' LA:AM= .. g .i tL i th ,l i d r 6r dt c t hi dug . hbat4`a sliat. cooreUt iv fa Kik all: - i bat: tkit' , , u , i s a l so p i a, opugooal of • len! tri . by who, so COlohisl Ssarstisry, is' 1 4 11 6 1.111" 1 "t 1 41 . lost celdAbegth er atri ~ while is writitg_thoilossiatoblo •an only lack* ad au4sidvisiiiirb tad more nwt,ix g e+oo4 of I.l7stivaiiifq"" or As ,Iti o t t tiOtt WWI. ir,,yre were A 4 r e ur no t INIP 1 iikiloofetoto t tilj t udiro I *mu MI ,e ar k ) *AC roialkir• int, limn end t m A'ou Inge .111 41111111‘ ileposlL It IS. N *COW *W 1401. ' tab it I : le laat•—ditailifilliarrtifilk. Vg!"4o4ri . lA ai V : • .21:,2? asisisr.' , , e . . , '.7 ' ' lb* *O. TH 411 11 1 7 4 2 t st *lLlAs4l,l4fttle#f*f_talAttidl.i...l_ TO TIIB TUMOR OP Till DAILY PIMP. S o,—Tti..llriclia4;walo tL. wooed lafirenkgrost ,8 that IWu last es flee teaks of ewfoleadlawd woo the lot few weeks, whew dee whole of the preespere ( - with tires ureptious, mot afroeslowely .seeped with tt.:r I ten. In Ms lutanist (as as meet eases) the War r• rusty gamuts us eue..d of Wag the sense ef the oink, owa.aieed with a dark sad foepty This sum seewastiag fee •Ita lon of three Hoes sea se tee a T.... I um peter To loseessleat eittlefeeleep W loademea, bat with poetised (warblers it is perfectly saderetood, it being the ally same that sea be wok mire esetaio eiseweeetenees, the Fee* kr ezeoryk. Mae all lb. COO of that Wad sod is biblidge beak, bore wormed, ahotoloy the darn did • .udiuri is the published drib t If *No .alulla ere s.. bio, why re to the( =peen red Webb of make lb ..my.; bee sdnittinx the draft le he mem is every Sweet, th e y us gabs wellue le Obi COO.. sal partieskuly or r *see Ole ewe me to she a east of the liewL This woe. Kr. Beirg flu gay opium) eve kr sheaf kkeereenee few revenearept issrligatk a. sad etweld a loqulerbe histitated, we shall he informed of the fin edutleue poker stimstiou was 14.1 to the lead or est The besot doe bass a ohotekel • clanks if sot supine doemekeseeeo and estie 1 ally tor ievelitykke. /hooka the above two ewe be LI wed to kat it asootissa by km estbooltses, whet gran We: tier wrn be dose to kw offrootot the Uriat. Nee Sorlades. /opt, 17. A TAR. MAURITIUS. Br accounts from the Maasitins we perceive that the lime of steam canannication to Australia, via the ( ape, which has been lately urged spas the attention of Earl Grey, does sot inset with much favour is this colony, where the unaoisnons opinion is in favour of toe overloud route. The Ilawitians object that can receive or send news, or nuke a voyage to or irt.to Europe in from d 2 to 60 days by unsung ‘ e mu is to Point de Galls; whilst no steamer oat make a passage within that thus st:d the Cape. Bat with itt commaioatioa from Point de Calle In Übe Mal; tivaTglse time from London to Port Loeb wean r..t exceed 40 days, and to Aden it would be still ; the colonists therefore object that it does not &Lower their purpose to eastribute towards a line viii Cape, when they ma enjoy all the benefits of it y the overland route is only two-thirds of the dam The advice. brought by the Petrel Packet from Iseeiro being only to the 28th of July, are but cue or two days later than those already given in the L,,reas. More animation had prevailed in the r.tt.e market of late, and since the beginning of the tunth about 70,000 bags had been dimmed of at • r..e of 2ao rs. for superior, and about 430 re. for other d..eriptione. The =wiles had been very moderates lid were not expected to internee much before the ddle of August. The stoek on band was about big,. The crop for the year ending the 30th of lure yielded 1,135,206 ban of coffee, being ;22 begs less than that of the year preview, and ;,7.42 bars less than that of 1848. As regards the Sew crop it was expected to fall abort by a gnat deal of the anticipated yield. The drought bu mused serious injury, particularly in the low district., from which quarter only owe Lalf of the average crop was expected. The di intat:ve s're of the bean it was thought will natu 'l4 ttn.c great difference in weight, and ann. coistly al,) in bulk. The shipments during the lest su m ,t.tba of the year were only 469,154 Ugh and the exports for the whole year are not expected to aced 1,204,000 bags. The crop of sugar, ended oc t• e 30:h June, gave the following results : white, 3,4 : 1 0 cases, and 8,680 bone and barrels; brown, P 8 mses, and 10,413 boxes and barrels, being u k "mr. IS compared with the previous _year, of ills)1 eau, and 5,739 boxes and hernia The ealee "* making at 2.800 dole., and 1.700 dell. to 1.900 Qs. for Campo.; and 2.850 dole. to 3.000 dole. for ter!ssabaco. Hides were am, with as active "N um doing at 165 to 175 for Rio Grande, and 146 n, .150 rs. for River Plate. In exchange little was Ni St se tl e 27th. at 27d. to ria. The moan se tMrasd on London since last whet was estimated at monk Btack was quoted 86 to THE •SXP,E I E3B I ,4I3III44IIAki t 0 111WEING, SEPTEUBER .• .1.9.„ 1850. • and that isek it wee Amp* pelegeohnaggegaismon--.., The Ali* brew lalkiiitly lei ide ILIPlid fired ettledr Wilkie their . eottlodieleekl , learelseew Ile reed4hote lt"sibeeletaltrOs , lutorw.iie alienist 4 0 2 . t in% be Ward to chaiddit se eieellthd : ,te. 'the details of ask true seem ale Mae* e, climb by ' bionic digit lir pleased' *Meat to timer they repaid; sitektetie ealpies; , mut 'nee off . dor AI ON ktpla.litiee emeriti'''. liiihitediediret 'r OAT** tbeyedtmlearaostedePtheadsinifthe oodden- Of the loathe Ma& *Moot quarrel with trues Vim, they bed t imisit huir ibiliW idthilbk *. tir * Vl4 ll :3= thist arld gitilibb iiiilkliertthr ed t. so ft te riloraor " Cidamoi af i t kk e =lie' Is leaoll as to repth mod rooters die ' Illettheilef whit the ikeinme , 4 *sir . ea 1 1 81' e tttprive se t wit. lboy low : trap el that . P "ITitt ft i# l44l ra t . e„ t resi i tlf . 44 -1 , :2diss Vatiot so 1 Arm the auspremoodsedeles " 111 1 t., .I , 9th Inialature ins . wider mill6lll4_ ...• . .of eitiness• ii Anew; red righlthipmelefe, the seatiosee .1 the tri bongs eestratHetery, and thw administration of Ns litiehlesir Ilaid *tmenpricated" They eotnpleinedorthe Padded llipAy of Ma decay of the loulaa Marine, of the 'pralines these to Wilier. (Cernima and &Maris). la , all. breaelest of the public emirs : of the nosiseisteatica of emplepeesta in see elan of in d tide* addfraeille". an Itt!tt natrequently in oar .pivres for *Mod* ; ofthe'ma-use of the rational bl'ilmil• f sla trimly _Obetzves in cooolittrufy, that ell these-maw mashies& some to generate . that 10- ;41:nista. - • *kick the • Lord High Commis 'OM:, in hie opening address, bed, with a &pre esteiy idgeiftlee, odeasellal them to Pot eside. Ie all this ay lord, expressed u it is i s moderate end deserenelsegeige, I Ind nothing of that " vio lent stark Sill Sit - IEL Wei' which you are "sorry to sees" Urea I true is the whole of that eddresa h wiggle peerage bearing Nth an intention and having Meek a tendesoprvanless, indeed, tbe.delicate ear of pant, hitherto exercised arbitrarily, . steel ately, end eibrest, I may say, eontemptosusly, ever an applaud leg • esirAtio, an assisting assembly, aid a silent thoughltleituant people, might detect in the ibl !meth, oppressions respecting the odious powers or the....,higth police, and iai mosetzmie mime, .al • late, in Cephalonia, mom hitherto mbetwat— sad. unexpec'ed tone of remittance, the very utteeance of which, in however band a tone, berate* an unwonted audacity as chancterking teem newly-chosen oraresestatitee of public mini • Eat principally and as the Wet dasirsof the whole lonics pimists, to provost is all sans the arbitrary energise of power, the laws which fora( ilha weer mess of Ms am stkational ed.fies sue be Ilea red by fresh saactawats. Ws mean the laws which peramee prisonsl liberty and the Peet* of Ow tiesestie berth—le mitt to prevent for aver a reaswei a labs eeplenahie sod etaplesed =oleos of which gre ram a Cratakela bra rientib eland • 11 • 428111 *irk it is meadie l eed that power. * ' ibi r . l er t i l= width the esemalily thee is one 't • enables th e Lord High Coonationionee to banish any man at bia w nl s e s e e nre ; w search any. Mall'a home, al- sty boar. warrant; to setae his person and his papers, and then restore him to liberty, and return those paws without charge, trial, examine. Am, or cause ass ign ed; to proclaim martial law, and Abe*, tram and log the citizen at discretion— 'essay, my lord, it cannot be coroidered any very great stretch of the constitutional privilege of a legs hates assembly to represent arievaness, if in so doing they asked for some modifications of this law, the more especially when such an instance of its intem perate exercise, is that is Cephalonia, was fresh in their memory. Whatever may be your lordship's opinion se to this perpetual suspension of the Habeas Cmpus Act at pleasure, lie Henry Ward evidently tilt ashamed of his position and power in this instance; _ aad, although; la his answer to the address, he oomplaioed piteously to the assembly, " Your injustice has wounded me sensibly," he neve:Melees, avowed hie readiness "to meet them on the settlement of this question, if sought in cosailiation and good faith' And be did so; for at a subsequent period,. whoa pressed os this :point, he sought to compromise for yielding to certain modifications in the high pollee law, by demanding, on his side, that the assembly shored surrender to his tender mercies the freedom of the preset Thee, then, of the four new "liberal institutions conferred," of " the large amount of freedom given," as your lordship says to the lonians of time Mean rages, a of which you are sorry to my their represen tatives have apt thews a very jut appeciatien," the first wea to be tilelted from them. Let as see what boomes of the rest, No: 2, the vote by ballot, la NO greeted ea to be left open to be rescinded by • IIIIk• jeeity whenever fiend incensement to t h h:Ams. mast. So . 3, the extession of the • b neutralised by the ammelous privilege to each elector of giving to any one mudidthe as many votes as there are members le he etteeted, so that as Corte, for instance, edam itZ manhole, any one elector can give era votes thaw one candidate, and the hundred or more govionment wirploya there can march dawn and give 600 masa to any ap pointed candidate, such privilege being, pro. feseely given to prevent the minority being swamped by the majority, a rare ooestitutiosal priaciple, cer tainly. As to No. 4, the right of the earembly to regulate the expenditure, sus has beee base urea dee this privilege nugatory as far as possible. The military expenses were fixed, beyond the umbel of any fature assembly, at 23,0001. per annum, sad the civil het at 13,0 Ni. per annum, and this out of a revenue which seldom exceeds 170,00 W. per annum. Well may your lordshipoinerve "that the principle of constitutional government cannot be applied to those islands" Where such things are submitted to, sem etitutional government is impossible, sad the privileges of a legislative assembly a fame. But wee this the interpretation intended to be put upon the coestitution guaranteed to the bogus by the treaty of Paris? Certainly not. I might eel. dime your lordship's own despatch et 1839, kat that yes tepodiate. I might salt to witness the repealed sabseqem remonstrances of Count Gaped !Istria; who was the teprematative of Ruda in drawing up that guarantee. But he was an lonian, and it might be said, however high his eliarecter, would he, from hie pert* iim, not an impartial witness. I will, thorefers, Ming to beer on this important point, the unques tionable testimony of historical documents, and prove that when your lordship tells the House of Onmeles that "it may he all very well to talk of seastibs tiesal rights end liberties In the Irides bile ale. bat these plum were not like England and Bestleal---P I will prove, I say, to year kola* the& rights sad liberties espieedy maivelest ma every =pod tie -those mimed b y Ragland and Beedmil, WllNaleisait the ailed pewees (Great Brits& herself Insisted), intended and declared should be vested I. the ham people by the coestitution which they hams guaran teed to them • In 1614, when victory and animal pease piesedl It in the power of the allied sots to too model central Europe, it was resolved by them SO unite her Gerais& states by a ocairderation, and the sixth article of the treaty of Paris of May, 1814-mair article which fixed the destinies of perhaps the sir* of Europe—stipulates that the German states shall he independent and united by • federal kegs% On tfile mum, it is remarkable, that all that tended le the support of liberty and order against artillery autho rity, woe proposed or uepperted the lbt•kir• powers—Reglad, Prank bY and Austr;sairatisLy LG. d w:: opposed by the newly created, and coot significant powers, Bavaria sad Wertemberg. In a record of theme transactions, ea they comisned day by day, preserved by Professor Martel; and pub:ishsd by him in six volumes at Paris, in 1816, under the title, "Coupes de Vienne, Recuell des Pieces Offloiolles," I And at volute I, page 101, the following passage brought forward by the represen tatives of England and Hanover, which certainly dedneswithadmirable oleoresin what the great pewees intended by a meatitation : Those (mellis) elfish lidera metals mimeo to be oeve rape 4 ass *leaky dealer sham to be Owlets. The 1 Hiag of Groot kiwis lo as molt a 000liolga lIS soy N' zonal pvlass. but Sena*, of =11•= WO" apt II a wakening, hit theses. 41de:tau by a lawershe o=sethet bodies be sweated iii des ems la MS New exist, and that their be rewash, the loped ties of suss sad la ' sad that they Is empowered dimwi t* vatela tis tloo paziamos ed i of paus e( thi a =me.se,:! I 1a the prow dose ms mos's aloft he Ise this MB ale passe emboator tempilllty. .. • • These were the word. I si t ast rd =lr. air re pmesutiag Regina. II "whoa Oestiereegh ean_hi qttotdme an Asempin ot Motili a ty to a Russel .114 wal itrek Mills island hes& is the import' if Metal priaraplea' h, llmilehode, ia - the toile of the '&qeem Ai= r &elated hittsethet th the mattes and Isahtteeldlii ! 4 elyrerentstibb onetitutimis as the •inerdialifir ftutv and pisberty. ' U Chorrnarty,"' said this Bata* (Reale% vit. 1.. p. $29), "wham t wiloY•tliallAintY satiithe abuses ef a ' au Ilia alghis of ill iire fired by peithefet yid tihseel oorrigitatiersi." — "" • i' •-"- • ' • ' •'' - 1 • Iterearkahlti' iseift." , nditiA _36 yeeriligit MR ea t I rammaleadliena be - lor‘hip'e met onkel etheidetithei,',lhr • th e hake bleeds co will ler doles kaohtilleitjo - the abases of authority are preeinttid mid the to of ell ire fitted led pro meted by libetil thatita cis in hill tome Inset,. fee stater* occasion a Tod* , defame of .Ibe eats of the aseembly--ects already seastiesad es 'Within the *pelf efiessetatioeal eight ly your lee& ship'* cellar" Bed grey. Nor will Ibe tetapted at the planet WWI% to to into the llubh vexed question of lodes Imeses i bat I an prepared to thow to your lcagZ ene mid a the British nodes that it ie not from any ' of practical grievant*, in the administration of idea ' - affairs that I have ambert° confined thy pen . almost solely toe recapftu titian of th. atrocities re ertittery power in Cepha lonia, hat freak a feeling that there wee something in thols harrible outrages sad leiehtly astoteding to arouse even the usually dull ear of a British House of Commons, to the wrongs committed on e people who, though distant and foretge, have yet a right to de- mend that the protection for which they bare paid' so handsomely, and smarted so severely, shall be administered foe them, if not with petite mod bene volence, eartshdy withret ereeity. I have the honour to be, - my load, yaw lordship's most obe di ent servant, AN lONIAN. Eremitism Club, St. James's-equate, Sept. 18. ' ROTHSCHILD AND BARON HAYNAU. • TO TEN 101701 OP TOO DAIL/ . laws. Sin,—/ hate only just been made sequainteg with the various remarks which have appeared, dutl*g ay absence Sven London, in some of the leading news papers, respecting a letter of introduction which was given by my firm to General Reyna, and I hope that Ton will find room to insert these few Ism not that a is my intention to offer any opinion on the attack en General Haynes, but I think the exact facts of the care ought to be made known. (lateral Haynes presented himself with s litter of credit on my firm, and having received some money he reqsated an introduction to Mims. Barclay, end a letter (c copy of which I enclose) was given to him. I bop I shall be excused for drawing your atten tion to this subject so long after the occurrence, but a levers domestic affliction, and consequent absence from town, have prevented me from doing to sooner. I am, sir, your most obedient servant, LIONEL DE ROTHSCHILD. Now Court, Sept. IL New Court, Sept. 3,1150. Gentiewee,—We haw the Innen. to fetrodese I. you the bearer of there Hues, k Eartireey Barge Harm, and shall fad try obligee by your 'A min/ the harm wee hie Meade to view the brewery. 11101 Sill, irrademen, your obedient streams for MM. liithsobild sad Bon) B. Cow. To Mom Istoloy, Pookiao, and Co., entkirook. Vbe court. BkLMORAL, Bm. 16. Her Haled, End Priooe Albert west to-day to the Ist on LOA Kaiak. The His. Min Loam wee ia .madame es her Majesty. The aumben of the royal family took their meal iifrdw. TN Bad of Carnal* Wt Holman' this amis. for Bayless. Bit Marta Las& seer animal at Bahama this evastag. The Chancellor of tke Exchequer km retorued to h seat Hickletee Hell, TockAhe, teen Droxilseeis Castle, N N. lit4et;itee from tbs Governors of the West Indio Colonies were rewind yesterday at the Colonial-Alec Heepacthes were also Teollved yesterday Ikon the Governors of the Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Falkland Islands. Rey. W. B. Cox, ati., to the ;;;sat City Lotereshl► at St Martin's Chen*, Caroni, void by the death of the Rev. John Perkins, MA , of Christ Chunk. NAVAL. RIWITIIALTT ' BEM 18.—APPODITMENTL—Amie tut Bargees C. H. Putt, to the Retribution. Mate W. B. A. P. Paterson, to the JFireity. Miciehipoise A. Nem. to We Fire,. PonTsMooTE, SEPT. 18.—The Fox, 42, Cdpign Lambert, sod Drmme, viesedfrigate. Captsin Giffard, were inspected to day st seett by the Port Admiral, the Hos. air B. Coped, preview le their nailing kr their destinatioes. They will be paid 116111111111 to-monew sal will probably call the same maim ele "May WHIIKI—the Fox kr the Bart Lake, to relieve the Cambrian, 40, Copied& Plow ridge, sad the Drew is die Modlterraman. The Thoth, 40, Corals Kew, halos encested toll towserew to Win Cummodeen Weeliee cleadses at Lisboa. The Belo, Meemdeg, ban been out supommendes this after was to the Foi, Thetis, aad Dagen, at BOthead. WOOLWICH, SEPT. 18.—Admiral Berea Mucha, of du Push sem end knurly Minister of Mules, visited Wiehrisk Eider& today shortly Wont °Week, sod was vesolved by Omeaselere Hwy Eden, Mr. Lulit, aad several of the heads the departments. The Want admiral amesepanied Oimunedor• Ede. to view the Agentemnee, 110 gwee, new =dryly fa frame, sad to be timed with a strew peeiallm eaffeegiass of 400 hone power. He then visited thebslMkq views Nesaytles hawse's ors worked at the blacksmith's glop, in which great alterations see being made by rescovieg the cumbersome sad sasightly brisk chisemys over the forges, and nbetitiating esst.netal Anse silk iron egiv44 coaduoters which pea below the grimed, sad tiff. stately diecharge the it. he through the tall chimney adjoining the saw mills. Paring &lanai& the docks to which wen We Hydra and Aleeto steam verde, be pro ceeded to the Ban Pkreas 60, building, sad a wesiderable porton of km hams timbers upon the slip hem whkh the Nankin, 40, wee kuneked. Aker doklag the some depot, sad baling the Wank, coavist ship resisted out to him mad .vent skis& maseeted with convict labour is the; dookyard esphdeed, he visited the mw mills and cheered the medibisey in spathe waverting the various Ascriptions etkabere used la the sseviee. At We west seed et We yard he weed ea Weed do WIIIP Wee ersthe eemissien eel he creeks cm leeks : i rb ni at i weed is Mel via elms eupars rod Mr. Hempling, elitist woken ell ilte assiwee4 *aka eat We mode% whisk the screw repast ens 'ONE or lowered by screen, and taken ep es desk Ilreelle Ihe well when re tukke. The admiral appeared te Ma el tie meMs el the Wasp, particularly as they an of it eesseiMmeliesdse, l sad thud will Hank% Wake siallusiuM Me lbea west to the feekey, sad liwpseted M. babe Waken' sad beady department, the mem melee he esetiss the wells la modes t out the eastiMet a llsr= the weeks of seem cusses. Mr. Emu she */7, 1 Anted , 120 lame aod «how meifitly gra e with kis visit. MILITARY. . TES COMMAND INlNDlA.—Yeetordsy a Court of 'lllr4sisitreras Wig se the East India lyres', when Liu- I leillmOOmeurel itwmiw 111oardl GOWN Licit.. was AueluteiCesoisaair4uVlLieref the treeepiare Imes to lii. Thi Gas AuzgaDlt _slit. •Yeste!day • vestry assetiai et the laltabinate of fit. Lessardrs, Share ditch, Ink pleas in the pumas of elestiag, wider ties loo! trustess. lowa as imam d the kormas bend; Is Am. of auk Ismies an MA dbd, esasend, sr refused w sae. Mr. Mow, ewe ef the droskwardwa, was la the shah sail it wao samowoM by the nary dark KM Mom wen tom nemaiss w He human Mewl, twe br Yeerdeldsaad two for Ream There wen two lit r eabolttell to the =I , br the elm OM losint for wird Measly room esppert by be propenr, Mr ewer, es seanim in theism. of geationsa wM weaM asset themeless to memo Om* of pa kw Oa pod& oa k resessable tom Om at penal. TM swish list wee posposed by Mr. Pam After a loss ilkessios a Mow of Made was takes, when Mr. Bowen monad= woo &dared to be serried by 106 to 4. A poll was dwaaadsd, awl the samba thea Ammer. Tea Gaul Weermr, labia arrived at Seet4 elopes yrowday, is the lest West ladle packet whiik slb tack at Mobile obi imerads. The wails lar Mobile wall k ham be iastallea to the tinted Stew nall_s, Nerve for Benasda is iho Milk Muriel& mall. The Makes walk will. is wasewasace of this slweadert e mak Oen& s.ssa yid St Theme la team TM West Wan= Wm& as affikten Junin, Densressow, Trinidad, on poi tag d aastbes ash methane /letillos. Mien walk, lesedwe with those frees the Kola swil Ow biases at Paeans, Si. 'et by irsystessin. Then b" 2, is fast, bounlilla apa ce WelUeNa past the no la air is din. Oa obi Wait bile assU mate sinus to oho maw lam Await ele am, loins cat by the West LAM Wirsklillelligs *KAM ills assn as Teeoliyosses 7114roks d MID owl drew, is be wad la the Monks KIM fmaaway noes Mee I.lthassi of Plums. Those fans met AMY ware ales euradurea le la BIBIUTTAS t me ire at Havre fa Butiv, Thar allfasasd • not eel Me seaway pisereme lora apes Ws dem rot =um of peuritee Pad& •THIS DAT. BANK OF • A Gaited G;erl iatertiotilii — it Beni of sleek was held this mania& to of a &Waft& At 19 Week the prsossilebs sposied by go /salsa of the Wastes. .• „estent ' The GIOVH22IOII thus Winded that the nett polls of jlmoisallyser eliding the slot Ammo last bang 636.41421. the Airesters teennosoded the payment ef • ilividsad of id per end free it lames tan fee that periled, and the "re a l” would ties rand It $,017,21101. Hs therefore bogged to note, sionediegiy,that the dividend he at the rate of an pre east. :. Hz. MUD= we. le hope that as they hod get sash a Ihirgis .. rues" the *videod unold have hers niseg i t4 pi ter art Penes verynejarious to the lateness a the any to have • doentating cUritintd iestead of • peraasent , end it night be said, whirs their aet of parMasent oar to be rtareed, that they had Ovally eAlii to their aegis* He clWhe„ that re they had 20,0001.4,10,0001. above *0 3,000,009 i, versa time woidd be a larger divisive se The . ' GOVIIRNOR seld 14 nes &alp oadernoed 'rpm a Ardor ssr Ikea the rest abet sot be staletained beyond WM. aril t o alreeleeirbed se inteatioa of hen - He des ems U. het they mold sot no. = the division of • sseellee eneeent Wes ane-lialf per seat—(beer, beer}— sod they could nit acv pep that sow half per rat. *addition to the 4per soot., 'Meat inn& las tie ' rest." (Beer, hear.) The Hevenz a tlen pat the question that the dividend be Ili per mat . was speed to amosahnoissly. Ur. P. De WINTON thou rose to bring forward • natio, el orrice he had peen oaks, via.:--" At a dividend meeting of the Coast of Werke*" held the 19th Sept., WA toselved, that the actin is of opialoa that, had not less tea •0041r1 port of skip vasupleyed sous sad f ora i s $l,, bassist hoartniest been prt fitatiq employed susbesquaatly r ma t i lith•Felsraary lest, the 0 warner woad have been M reesesosead • dividend of not km dm 4 per mt Ave the half-year mac( the 31ot August, 1850." The honourable proprietor in the mum of his speech con tested that woo discount sosorentodation could dare born sanded at the branches, sad that the bank refits were not op** its reseeress. The GIOVIANSOB. laid the motion was taatemosat to • vele et eissaw, and he eras sure the propriaters would sot esoillseAdosesas co mortgages. ate., sound !malting, or that Mop ought lis dilatant for strangers not properly Meat. needs& Farther, the Bask el Begiand had wpoblie dirty, end sight be justly teaseled it it Nubia ashy too sheep . He should move the provisos question. Ws was estried ; sad, alter it was annocuteed that Out Mvidood-warraats would be ready en the 11th of nest Ism* limbs wets v.:Ad to the board, and the smut besite op. AOMDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.-TEN LIVES LOST. A very melancholy. took plus this g, ;beat half s stile eastward of the 'inn twood sta tism, ea the Coleheetn line, by which ten plete-layera, ser vant; of the company, lost their lives. It appears that these men, with about forty of their fel low-werkaan, had jut unloaded i train of ballast trucks which sou as the doves line, sad, to allow the engine sod 'silty trucks to move on, stept aside, some of them be tweets the metals of the up line, probably forgetting that the flr•t ttp pasmustr train wu at that mo. :nest das. This train wind quite punctual to its time, The momest tM engine-driver perceived the men on the line, he whistled loudly, and the guards End firemen applied their busk, but the poor men evidently bemuse paralysed, and before t►e train could be stopped, tea unfortunate crea tures were ens over and killed. The engine of the ballast train was blowing of its resin, which mieht have pm- tented the men from hearing the approach of the passenger train. A fog prevailed at the time. GREAT FIRE IN THE WT. THIS DAY. A most serious Conflagration happened this Morn ing in the City. The fire began "blot • qaarter before four o'clock, at 60, Mark-lane, occupied by Muses. Manta sad Artemis, wine merchants ; Messrs. Cadets 'sad Co., *gl eam ; Nears. Barter and Co., also oolleiton, sad Messrs. dahlia and Co., wine merchants. The moment the die t:Gary WAS made an alarm was given, and men segon des patched in sultry directions for assistance. Bush, bower''', was the firm hold the flames had already obtained of the bedding, that it at ogee beams apparent that a terrible ecaglsgregon mast ensue. Ina very brief period the Enid Society's escapes, and several engines belonging to the London Brigade, the Custom-home, West of England, and parish vended, and not a moment was lost In calling the minims into operation, bet onfortnnstely the water which flowed from the mains was not safficisat to feed so many mime es ware required to subdue such an immense body of flee as quickly presented itself. The en gine', however, were plead in the most commanding posi t/on mar the blades pile, bet the flames shot through to the premises of Mean. Sayter and Co., army packer', No. 62, is Mark-lane, and, baling leaked the roof of the Cora Exchange, they bent through the beak of the bosses there, and fired amend houses is Seething-lam. The scene at this period was awful, nothing being seem but huge sheets of flame curling upwards, and then rpreadiag in suedry directions. As many of the engines as meld be supplied with water were kept at work, oho hose being conveyed round the various points leading on to the burning pre 1 mimes. The first thing sought , to be accomplished wee, if possible, to cut off the further seaman of the flames, sa it was clear that the majority of the buildings already on fire would take the greeter portion of the day to a:gnash. This was done, and the firemen were enabled to cut off she I further spread of the Are is the roof of the Cora Eacesage, bat hoer after hoar pasted away before the least Impression mold be made upon the other premises as firs Feat I lately one grand point was obtained, the Armen having m) sanonaded the biasing buildings that it was next to an um potability, union the wind should increase, that my other premises waned be destroyed. By mounting the roots of the premises ant on Ire, the men wets enabled to project it streams of water ems and late the burning bowls ; bat when this mama was written (11 a.m.) the Are was still hernias; ell danger, however, of any farther 'agenda' et the mischief was over. Up to the above time the follow's, damns were reported by Mr. Braidwood to the principal firs-oßlees : No. 50, Mark-lane, burned down; No. 62, Marbleise, warehouse, boned down, and manting-honee all bat destroyed. The roof of the Can- Kahane damaged by dm and heat. In Seething-Yap, the premien of Mr. Barber, merchant, Mr. W. Math, and Mr. I. Comrade, are also bunted dcwo. The homes numbered 36, 36, $7, and 38 Is the same thorongbfan are oleo more or lees damaged by fire sad water. The total loss by this dis esteems meat mad reach to many gleamed meads. For teaately many Mee sufferers were insured. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Dome Ma. AIIICW WIIIB/11111. Jon Gorki • tall militserlookisg man, wearing two military medata, serrendsred to take Ms trial upon a tharg• of measlaughter, by falonieudy throwing a quantity of boil ing wean up-a • child named Albin Arthur Towers. Mr. Parnell oondusted the preeetuties. Mr. Clarkson sad Mr. M. Preadergest was for the debase. It sppaand from the (Tide's', that .the primer, who is ea old soldier, sad has men a great deal et tartish has lat terly filled the occupation of gatekeeper at a toll-hoes in the Vauban brides-toad. There was a Wadi window at the lark of the toll-hors., sad it appeased that there wars two streets at the side of the road allied Churftn-strest sad asslisetm-row, sad that perm' were in the habit of mossing the road near this window from sae of them street' to the other. It seemed *Mon the sisorneow of tise Med of July ths seretwast• child whom death tormal the subjoin I el in .qathy w rearraisg to his bass" In Citurton 'Meek assempsnied by soother shad. wilds, head in-hsad, sad, last as ha suss °prate to the wisher, the primer threw out of it a quantity of Whet water. shout a pint, do WM les= d d, sad it fell apes the seek ant shoulder et the sad molded him most mainly, and he ilimered said the 29th September, and then dist tram the Uprise be remind. When the prisoner wee emolissekppas the sableet, he said that he had taiga mina water frm a kettle on the antruml to wuh a Witt. and that be threw it out of = . sot imagining that say perm was esterase* sea bun'," the 'sae time, express" ble deep regret gm ed, sad afterwags amyl to make the tath=e hi sran y re:cespe•• that was in his power. The evidenos was wins sostratlistory epos the pia as to whether pewee amain the road amM moserarily pees close to the wieflik sad, amardlog to the testimony of ewe of the wawa% Woad not hays is pe aster te Oen 'blew al thirty ha. l' aii =e s s ettesessed tha jury for the prbosar. eel the seiteemisse eseenesee was solely the midi et sesitest Is *PS reilemi_ to Me vilest services lithe ASK ma moserleM Mee the howrobeatuty et seek a aka es the primer, who MI se gelhatly 'esteem' Muesli, knit, the Wettest Weed= to Were r . a,Nphpaal AO wham teeth hewed r estlete of the Isleeeki insorly is 'Meer pea Ms prime' as mealiest assavar Mow sky isseral psi essiset. He sail be hod imeght es the Immo Lit with him apse several. seemlose, ealths last ties" wee are the plebs of Wsteeloo. Mr. rearm, hemedy as imposter of pollee, who had like wigs 'owl M ths lOW regbsest, pre similar testimony with lama le the Wow. m r - J u mps wrema essimed up, and tho jury ark tem Mused • meat et NM Oviiity. DONCASTER RACES. DECIDING HEAT. Voitigefet Rumborouga 1 Bto4 on VoDiver. Reseborough aide all the running to the distance, where he was joined by the favourite, who headed Ma kar way up sad woe cleverly by a length. The ant heal was nut fe 3 ale. 2$ sae., the deciding in 3 sale. 24 sees. The Maeda, file the hone, Ms noble lamer, and the jockey, lasted for ten 112111114111, bed m 4 ght have been heard foe sales. Thh Is the third year to summon that the ems hens has won Derby end Bt. Legg, sad the second time • dead heat has been run for the letter. LATEST BETTING. DONCASTER. WZDNINDAY. Tat CUP. 11 tel lan Montan Dubin= I 20 to 1 opt Mnlgrave II to I opt Ruenboronolt 10 to Bon Mot le lo I Mooktaitas 10 to 1 Cdatrey c.uassmczanum MAKE& IS to I oat 11unno to to I salt MIND Ann IS to I The MU= SO to 1 Loodcone 10 to 1 Senna 23 to 1 Pugleain DEBBY. 14 to 1 opt Prime 111 rater I 23 to 1 eget tam THIS DAY. [By Electric Telegraph.] HANDICAP of 10 Bove. each. Pirouette .. . • .. Brother to Ellerdale .. HANDICAP. Mile and a quarter. Mediae .. .. .. Cantab .. .. .. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. Woolwich .. .. &thyroidal .. .. ... TWO YEARS OLD STARES. Storm .. Azeth .. SCARBOROUGH STAKES. Voßigour .. .. walked over LATEST BETTLNG ON THE CUP. 4tol on Dutchman I sto 1 eget Voltigenr. TOURS AND NANTES.—An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholder of the Tours and Nantes Railway Company was held oa Tuesday, in Hers's great room, !toe de Is Ifictoirt, for the purse of taking into consideration the law of August 6, by which the cononsica granted to the company is extended from 31 years to 50. After a report from the secretary, setting forth the advantages tat the proposed changes, the meeting by acclamation decided tlialitlecceptel:the said law, giving to the board of directors full pacers to arrange with the Minhter of Public Ws rim on the modifications in the statutes which the measure would reader necessary. In the course of the report it was stated that for the year 1851 not more than two , calls of 25(r. each would be requirA ; the first of which the shareholders would have to pay probabli in January. The meeting also approved of the part which the board had takes, in the name of the company, in the establishment of the Bcus•Comptoir des Chemins de Fer, after which the pro eeedioos terminated. NATIONAL bIATITUTE OF MEDlClNE.—Yesterday a meeting of the council of the National Institute of Medicine. Surgery, and Midwifery, and other members of the u.sdical profession, was held at their rooms in Hanover-square—Na thaniel Clifton, Esq., the president, in the chair—for general business, sad to take measures to ensure the parsing into law the bill introdoesd into the House of Commons, at the sad of the lot session, by Mr. Wyld. M.P., for the incorporaiica of general prectitiosen in medicine, surgery, and midwifery. The report of the outwit exhibited a man of important documents bearing upon the ease of the general practiti mere, and the measures which bad been already adopted by the institute for seeming medical reform. UNNATURAL QUARREL AND FATAL TERMINATION. An inquest was held yeeterday at the Union Tavern, Bogen-street, Redbank, Manchester, before Mr. Award, the borosgtt coroner, touching the death of Rebut Brooks. an ostler, aged 60, who has left site children. Deceased was of very intemperate habits, and on Friday evening week, about 10 Velo.k, he went home intnzicated. He had mated himself by the fire, end was drinking some tea, when Jona than Brook,, one of his sons, entered. The latter wee pro ' median to batter a cake which he had brought In with him, using some of the deeewed's butter for that purpose, whielt ezelvd the old man's wrath, aid he eommeaned abusing hie son. The young man asked once( his mown to fetch bim some beer, which he Lad been ordered by the doctor to take. De ceased, however, forbade her to bring any beer into the house, upon which his son acid he wautd fetch It himself, and sectrdingly went oat for that purpose. The old man then watt to the door and held it is his hand, determined, if parable, to prevent his son re-entering with the beer. When the latter returned deceased took him by the arm, spilled the beer, and cracked the jag. The son was going to get another jug, but the father seised him by the throat, and they *unsold together fora I in4utes. The cracked jug was still In the ma's hand, and during thn struggle it ume in violent contact with the deceased's head, and was smashed to atoms, at the same time inflicting a serious wound. The son thee left the house, and did not return till the nest day. The deceased got his wound dressed, and appeared not to have been much injured. Re was again intoxi cated on the following night, and on Sunday com plained of being very ill. Mr. Overton, assistant to Mr. Holroyd, sumacs, was sent kr, end found deceased suffering from erysipelu In the head, caused by a lacerated wound in the back of the scalp. The symptoms gradually Increased until dremead's death, which occurred on Mon day afternoon. The surgeon said tha symptoms were much mom aggravated than was usually the case, but this was probably owing to the deceased's intemperate habits. The jury found a verdict of "Accidental death." THE FATAL Fllll-ENOINE ACClDENT.—Yesterday Mr. W. Pales held an inquest et Huy'. llsapital on the body of Alexander Dupree Henning, aged 16 years, a son of the drill-muter belonging to the Royal Ordnanoe School, Caminito°, who weenie over by one of the fire-engines be longing to the Loud n establishment, whilst proceeding to render aosutance at the disastrous explosion whieh occurred on Monday last in Spitathelds. It appeared that whilst the engine from Watling-street station was proceeding along the Poultry tower's the scene of the late explosion, the de ceased, whilst in the act of crossing the road towards the Mansion-house, ran against the pole of the engine, and before the driver could pull his hones up, the wheal cf the heavy mashies pused over him. He wee immediately pl :cod in a cab, and removed to the shove hos; ital, where be died from this effects of the injuries received. It wee clearly proved that neither the driver of the engine nor any of the firemen was to blame, and the jury returned a verdict of e Accidental death." THE SUICIDE IN THE SETtPENTTNE.—Yesterday an Impala was taken by Mr. Longhairs, at the Riming fitin, Charles-street, Orhsvetior•square, on the body of Harriet Pigeon, sired 22, who committed suicide in the Serpentine river. The demand was a dressmaker, and cams Iron Clift.n, near Bristol, last year, and resided at 46, Brindle,- street, Hanover road, with her cousin, when she h.d been about • week. Al she had an engagement in the Mgt ve rsa, she said on Saturday morning, when oho went out, that ohs should take lodgings so as to be near there, but ohm I w a s expected home that ni,tht. She was usually in good spirit., and nothing was known that could at all have alerted her mind. She went as usual to Miss Whiting's, 22, Edgware-road, on Saturday, and left IN on after 9 in the avowing until Monday, but on Sunday morning her body war *Mg n the Serpentine, near the east end, by Knight, ono of Ornament flicietee men. &adobe appeared to have been dead ems hours. None of the witnesses were aware of soy sitselmait she had formed, but she had written some wren In her picket-book which were in a very dasoondinf . tone. ?le jury returned a verdict of Temporary TM* INDIVIDUALITY OP LOOOIIOTIVEB.—It I. a rmerloshie ensely and, well applied, it might be profitable ks w e ds brigifsi nate aria fair allowasse for the differenoes between the empenvegests of different mein, that every ineo - 1111 running ea a railway has a distinct individu ality and asmeaft , of its ewe. It ice perfectly well koown to szperieneed rustled engineers, that if a doses different locomotive **lags were made, at the sung time, of the same power, for the same purse', of like materials, in the Name bonny, sack of those locomotive engines would emir out with Its own peculiar whine and ways, only swertain able by impariersee. Oise engine will take a great meal of coke aid water at Dam; wither will sot hear of such a Wag, bat will insist p as ett ti2 coaxed by sindeafiill and backetchelL One is d to start off, whoa re quired, at the Op of hies • anothir must have a little time to warm at his work, and to get well into it. Then peesliarities are so accurately mutated by skilful driven, that only particular men can pomade particular engines to do their best. It would seem as if ems of then ff 'ugliest monsters" declared, on being brought oat of the stable, We Smith who is to drive me, I wont rm. If it's my friend Stokes, I'm agreeable to anything !" All locomotive engines are low spirited In damp and foggy weather. They keys a pest satirisation la their work when the air is crisp and testy. At eildi a dos they are very cheerful end brisk; but they * wMt is hese and Ba•tch mists. These are Pry *which they are all united. It is in the* *it varieties of dimmer that they are moat railway company who should consign all litekkessuatives to one uniform standard of treatment, with out ear albinism, of varying shades of character and opinion, via men fell se mark behusdhand in the world as them geeriesigoirecaments are, and ever will be, who pursue the same source with the deer _piece of work called man.— Dickens's " llousehold Wards." Sono BELOLtN SAVANTS were engaged the day before yesterday in asking asteccologial observations on the h eights of Belleville. 'Having raised to a certain height some kites furnished with pointed needles, they drew from the &oda although the weather woe perfectly sirens at the time, flubs of electricity similar to those of lightning/ in a storm. Suddenly one of the gentlemen, says the Petrie, was struck by a dash, and thrown to the ground, in a state et insensibility. He lad,. it appeared neglected to hold by the glum bandit, whick served se a nemondnetcr, and the fluid, desosadi by , the 'ord. struck him. He was soon after reskand to hut his eight am remained Calt and them is a drain whether he will me mow ls:sis el 11. - - . • - I i r