The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-16 00:00:00

orrTlOrr , iisr , ••• 40 • Awe eke above vs base rees:vadeffii mast Erns* dump. es nitwit i't iii; in is lex -WI WOOOlOi "ifig reVirrel a be 4 1 rPrOttlitt i : Of estlesill diprudituregr•Tborbill far tbs sibelition the We fel& the distrirt of Colasibh, on the media iltilfr.Olier,ressitaa, the yodel seder of the lispo it 000 Seatt* per Moodie.. • Ibis w. by -Ike adveestes - of slaisty,: bat they themselves a teisseity of twenty, and tha season INN sacred. A committee sweated igesgestbs Aso to examine the me of etre tate °dem eider • Mr. Pellg's adeginirtraties, who wear caused .4'h topropee interferes°, is the els/AWN kave reported that mess perrose, hided. lag this editor of the Wok had deckled answen. 4.g the unities, of the ousesittee, sad it was pro. pse d TEM tboy Mould be brogght heron the her of tie bow* for , 00seneyrt. This amebas gsretioa ham Wird forth so sisall bickering, sad os otter subjects ing lea lowa aceempliabed but as anorsious mast of talk. As alma, sidled, the 'execution of Professw Webster took plaes nn Friday, seerordisg to the terms 41 his sentence. The ceremony was performed in the yard of the prison, no spectators being present lot the officers of justice arid the witne see whose ortrodsnes is rtgedred by the laws of 111.seacheeette. No cheep was exhibited in the deportment of the Weeper; he remained tratrpril to the I•st moment, e x. praising kit seoaiarbence in his punishment, and hie penitence for hie eddy. The Yeast was one of intense solemnity, and vies free from the disorder aid tumult with which nth reotwivoi are so often disgraced. The arrival of the Atlaotio at New York, after a pusage of eleven digs aid two hours, was an extra ordinary event, as Jenny Lind and her suits were paraeogers. Having bees expected by this splen did steamer, the population ' on Sunday afuersooe, became much excited. lhocisands upon thousands Sorbed to the pier to greet the Swedish sighting ale,and after midnight she was serenaded is ean presence of many thowiaatle of spectators, of bolt sexes, some crated in carriages and others atanding is the crest. . _ _ On advisee fro Ports Rico slats that as order lea toes i-sued by the government of the Wind for abolishing the donee on provisions (ezceptin door) after the Ist of October. Samoa bar asinine( prime necessity to the prodactioss of the Weed, were to be admitted free of duty. A destructive epidemic bee nude in appearance in Mneaukie. Wis., causiag one kindred and nit • dustless in two days. It bears mouse resemblance to tbe cholera, but is supposed to be . sprain of realiA- Dant ds seatery. It is cdsfined, is a great meaegre, to the German population of Moony. oftproti ••1, :wit to q° 14 , 1•MAMMAioo Nait•lb to, • tt• An 01 Jai ft Erns, •••• • • AZ l O4:* 12. 14 1 .1oftmat • ' Ot•Y A• 14 1. AltoMirnor hid; God& &ovoids to' ftftiftd Folios Lotairiftli.w foe ambit lfttbloy. L Oa IdIOPOINIII lot Nolo" *alb M. ihritLOftearl 3 4l2fts• Ofift Poi** Artin, ritesma who. and Priam Alfred, • wok. with *oft otoonboo. lea woad . wir.s.va Ilioltoobo •Koostvoomb imam il•eiromo w Priam. IN 1 114:31010‘13osail lafaioos. 81so. ll3 13. 11F• .11amil ?deo Allure, with Mr Moo*, loyal, shit Prise* Allot!, Mfg $t do lolotortag be saloon ft wo7 sad. la ail aftdosoos bot Gnu.— Blabasea Papa. Ahherh N '4l.24tOili 1110;01Stireri. • Vit• Obevolior de !Mei* , toviodilor of bet Moot Faithful Map aty'a I,2abbaa. ha bon owoodiord SO Nit* se*'softoopoUtosolo olostor Mao irbooliat do MEAL 111FATING'IMP .111/1 IthPlldatOß Si TWI — NM u et * Oa &toads' a ' aaisimastealadjeliet al the veiny or at Palmas Aare at the New Leta; li.01111.• Klae's reed. fee the ad reeefvfog the recommends those of the diretdarsef es to a veto, together with the eethmalee fereteelt lOW rid the eras red ilatailflee of 1 tee peek wad ea other Issehores. Dash= Pau's, Eq., maim ehurelterawles. bashes takes the emir. Mr. 0. W. COOK, the sevtry elerk, brought op and read the hade•fel radormeadatioe frost the board of disecton is relitotee to spoor rate for the males half-pray .IL Priteree, Maddlatex.—At a gourd meedag of the Marone et she of the arid put*, bald at the Votry Kelm, Klaa's n e ed, Pearwroad. ea Tuella,. the 10 1 day dePtelabar, Ho. D meld Fraser, Kul , cherehwerdea, in the ettek dad 29 other &reefer. preload., the eI.A preerat4lllo slow fOr a elm rate, atautather to 33,292 i., at le. to the a.m.& R7reelved,—'llrn Ms mid estimate i.e a saw rots be laid boom the weer., wit • mommenembes to make • me re Mt. let Me ponce, for the relict of the pow sad other purposee.•-111trose !rota the asiaa . “." Mr. BILLITT said be rose With as phemore to mom that the reeostateadation of the direereirbe hdZihd, and that • tate of 111. Is the ;wad be made Mr ••• the poor for t h e wily; hail year, sad shot th• anessary soda's be owees for tie a.king (Asada tate. Kr. 6TOCICTON seeoadsd the result ion. ?hi reataluties err adopted, atter • short dbcoesion, noe -1 illabeetste_ Tao AUMINCINNT 07 INN 50010 WIWI= AND 011 AT NONTIZAN DAILWAIS. The VESTRY CLERK preseakti We meanest which had boss onwo up for sweater@ as to • referees' to arbitra. ties to the ail of the asseausest of the Lthdos sad North Western Railway by the weary, sad sgaiset which the cow parry had &dared Moil isblittali IN appeal. The ,mount at which the vestry have sisemod the railway Is 27.0001, whereas the coupon) rentoul that the 'suable ulna of the property is the p.. 41 does sot szthith 11 , 0001. TA. Aare.- mint appoint. W. If, Walsby, bereistththt law, th e arbitrator, with power to thaws' on oath all °Moen either of N. vestry or the company, sad sail for all mouth books, yam., &46,„ be may hem othemary, sad it hinds both par ties to abide by kis &clews, is the math way sail as appeal had bath made and decided by the Quinn. &miens. 'Yr. WALLER objected to the agreement, aa it appeared, host the coestruction be put upon it, that it enly gave power to Mut ; and that if the arbitrator (wed that the railway ought to to rated at 60,0001., he tad so power to do it. Tee noun to the vestry was pot down at LION., and if they were ealy to remain where they ware, ha thought tr. rurpayen would unsidn it a waste of mosey. The VESTRY CLERK said the ompany bad appealed apalut the present rate, and opera that rate only *odd the question be derided; bat the 'miry, epos the faith of the iridium of their sarcoma and anthem employed, co rid ca the next rate put the company op to 50,0001., sad then lieu them to another appeal if they' liked. There was no alternative but to assept tAfa wrlgtratioe, as the soathasy had forced it arm I thou. (Hear, bear.) After esimidavable dissiosios it was resolved to adopt the grummet ; and it was moved aad sthooded, aid resolved, that it be dosed by the Outman as the °woof the mory, A report was then read froth' a committhe appointed to view Me Gout Northers Railway for the partials of briar lag is isle asumsarat. The report reannessadod that as the greats* penises of the arsslioas were in as anfisishod state, and thetas p-rtioas that wen occupied Uri'', bees so only daft the 7th of Autos lass, the bridging the rally.; into rate should be tainted till the rats following the sae about to be mace. Tits adoptioa of the report laving besa moved sad seeoneed,_ _ _ Mr. HEALEY costeseled that they ought to eerie patine oespesies is the use way as private individuals. They bad ester bite beas9wl oesspatioe, were monies their Ilse and mei,* their pradts ; sad if the Great Northers Co.. pony, under snob ciremastaneee, had • holiday from the pay nest of rates for sit months, he saw no rearms why all the ratepayers should net here a holiday also. The VESTRY CLERK said they were pubes the rates upon all the bowls and premiss they had paled dews, We rental of which aeynated to about I,oooi. psr year. Mr. MILEY °ascended it would not be unlit°, liberally with the railway eonspany, who were doles a greet beseat to the perish by tablas away the worst sad ssostseproiltable ponies of it, if they pissed the. Is nne bolero their works were ball Salami. A long dianwera rased, is whir Kern. T. H. Smith, Breeds/neat, Baler, Baer, Box, Clarke, sad other rad« era took pert r to whether the rats wee prospeetive or ntreepeetive, aad the loner opiates appeared to pro deaerate. _ ;rre' was adopted ay • WWII aaajarity, awl Ow vasty Tres OAS QOIIIITION IN By. PANCIAL—Os Friday evening • my armor =Sias of the But Parer Pareehiel Ineseader ter =tee at the Glebe Tams, Derhyseer, Klee% =es is ibe =erne (rarer ether word of reesiviag • sorearderien kola Or seen. nu' of the St. Mary Write& Pareshial Aresietitte, rlllsß fer empentioe is the severest to reapel the 'imperial Gee Company se red= re puke of their pie ken On to 4e. per three= sable feet. Mr. Jetta Werra la the than. Tee ,coladas wee nen pat sad seeded =eminently. sad a depratke was sepsis= to wait ea the dime= of the leper= Gas Carps= sad the hes. sores= was re quested to write s letter In reply te that a Amerada!, stadag the erne !hien had be t a Tepied. lllll4 re rosraft, after theirs to the ehairms, marateL Tess 81181ARINII TaLlkift&ell 1111WEIN AMIN) APO Partc•—ls is set to be esesealed rat site the siring of the fast wire IlifelOMMI•11 have eemened err- Ira Firs short tire te retard the eery= ass re peket to roespletios, seeing that, la ender to the IMO* =eh %bre= of as lateen' Nee of telegraphic amiss brines Lesdea, Pais, sad the Craned, the premier have ee Nada • gnst her the Frei= geimarest s re 18 saes of lime exteadleg heat re rest to Qatar heat which prat Usk re ekes us erred. Ti men the easemnice of stet=, la the way of whin sore dialer= _pr sat theerieler Mews. Brett, Weilestea, and Iltdwarde, dinetow a the sedenaideg, are sow P =akin the resin el the Preside= a the Beriblis, who gnat= the WO= degree, sad te reader with A. gerrareat the ashler. Cerra= era rade by the bops re Z.gllek sad Freon raft rat the 11115WITO wlll later. hn =di thee deep-sea laid= sad .be kale, sad teat is tree ore the Free std elesenseek is no way a rases rtes hemesetted by in. It I. leferbeilo hooves, as she saggerisa el Mr. J. W. Brett, the erairier et Ala spires of eabeserise emaraskatien, to pay tier prone es rasa 1 reseal, sad to rear= he tit= Ira= a phftatbrople =lt, to Star them to sake la the peMeilek sad eiseer vanes its peat =dear eemerprier Thimble= of the Admiralty has else ber sees= kg the issue a prifkkery order spier she t rest' el the elan= err - 11 m, sad =sleet eldps, ears la aseridelis elessentena, asitmee dragglag maw lave efer Tao as ib ig io. al &ad Beaker iansertel nee Obey will seed aninsere mod Ms to= es =vise ashen= set to lirs la these err, sad the =1 4 :1 48.6 11 apply ler pewees te rutin, es • alienate at Waring the wire. Is ern to rid all' nisi= se orketared dl•ealty, the erns= ea the sedreadair, ao tar as he sad oddity us ten mow mesas gain ea =era tesplaeles. The like. Ode r • leafs regime la itself, will am, it is ea, be eases= skier is • 5 oe a 10.iseit able a dr darner a tie AN pined the Belated ones Is pu diss, these wane sorserd by re mid emerrees releris, Warr mallet le resist Ye rein a auk= I•like win he enhellasi la this Ow= soil se ern, to be of What is galled Whipped plait with wire repe,. sal a 'ensued. Mse to iseed k fres net. It is ths =a of the pee =ries, siterill tisk regetiatler with re Fran gems. art =se* to sa the easaramisrise to Meneilles, the shill rep= ed TIR llassOcia CONIMAINCII.-.-At • motifs of as Blesi=lbseheid held ea Friday allseara, By., M.P, is the risk, it wee soma- SW the osoltroioe &mad law pima arty FiriZ s r i Da fir 21111111111 LING 0181111 AL HATII•I7, • Jostroot i Zayre or yosktiay says • kook .ready e =.7 . 2; 11 so eltralis rsrrhad an 4 7 : 811 1 1 1 1r Wank mar It was to the word Ass Gomel Hawk we about to presotd Oa Perla by tbo lode. likriMlLos diottad to la dark moo, of a imillorylaakoot "7 W wise stain Wares astromstod latmora=sollosldor 'lt k rook outimorad It is the AIIMAIS basaltat I.—lt is to man who Isigedi =rata! Forreately sore OM ins preent who ern abk a saes that the mesa ia imam was a Kubota plooral, K. Kola Crag, who has blood Am Mr Noe No mug Iwo loss malt immuati r hip Obis kr aid mod ea lbopkt al the ppssip of Grovlth to as wean Ms doe vita ' take of Huosavj abtalsad k A. Basksida. It will baton dowries Is, pasaaaaariZZl. at .7 oniablsose at UM me asistoolail Amain gooard to wear bog somodosbiaa tar aka kr onan,lo, • gralmis irks am Cass to Kam yet lrrOO straw, wa tt b • bo da =l i zi was Toy ossify totirkt4 .oenz Anne* . 1111teNDNY VAIINII46; , 13111 1 TESiliglt 16,`'{ • , : • IVAN" i er , P ° VO /.4 411 1 44/ 14 4 ''. The ....r ilteclitaiit Ai bithilholderi et ails 61119 Mmte be edilfrielee as adorned'', malt an 40, 14 1 :11. g. plaPeessman 1104 Re Porto othekoefiele °Welt A , 141 et. .clinpf rive, Roe 'Me la Tiegolre d fd Raraibil KWh MM. tho — areclient, wag la the Ma% .Th• melt of the erreordbury peutiag was stated is the lace Moat Pah meneeperalletaq iitlMod Is ate Slam el 6a timidly. Tha Moen tome ft. Ms geseral . meat* mei& 6,11 P It_ ill dlyldad. to dew put& The eg o d MI We atilentsa `kW ere Ito aeryad the . lbeo hired Times the Otoond'of the rualls of the erselmitig ; the third of the Ileasolal Melds' of Me colopaity; sad the 40, or the maid as at the 'band stage" the lest tassel eaten] meeelag: the meet tommemee Me frit pegs by *sate tag of the 'ratite em the MOM, lies tier l ._ lo 01414 . • In sad from this latter plea I" Palga64l,o wor k. are Asmara es Ulm er remseltabl: • .. a me to Ind to the bgkr that thi sitaperkw ittll • he r. very Iltde us tat oht In Make. The - etegideer• to chief of the 'company had visited ewer' 'art ef this perdu co the liar sad hod tie lemstedes is tieslarion thee the goassameat lad meattat the work, ill 6...608101640 amanita. Tile ameba betimes Toon and Cletellitratlt bee telybeen now delivered up to the stempany, a« laying down of the Ina we've,* to bwoommettatel korhwith. The dell agy of the wei he boatmen Cal etlareultand Poi Owe was every der =pat d. These on the makes between Aeration's she Libyans wets doiskid, but the hoard had tamed ea Jai, 6. to accept the drill. ry, , oo the amend Mat they were set fairly treatedia being sailed en to like pemeael, of iodated calm vaseasseted with of puts ilia linte. With re gal' le Ike ladling, she reesipts amen ted to 6t913,6121. 64t As is preeediog yule, peamagon of the let and bed dames were the mad yrodnetmo. Is comparing the receipt. 404 paisenitre, them eppear.d as aaaaentatiou or 247,672',. clerk/ the panty year over the preeedlog tree Augmen table* had mho appeared in autism, noses., end light seeds to the extent a 37.16 peg mat. The prosaic year's yolk ag Ia Ma ensemble bad proud mealy 6 per seat. mere pro. gala that the precedtpg see, tad Mimi/scream appeared penieulerly naked during the &et six months ot 18.50 The report tun Alain to attmapts made of late to turn swap tie triad of the Budema hue to the profit of ;Mb of the north ot Fume, sad, after stating what soma had bah takita to oppose that effort, states that the hoard la apeman eadaratea•ct to gia greeter ..recision to the tampon of 14. - viesaz eri tits sod of the goods coming from the oak a Freese. It meatioes also Met la order to eacommodate the atairgrovere end their habits, the Orions exrepittu, in tonjammism with chase( Beedeene, le preparing a depot for taus at the Paris station, where they may nails grata t oily ter at least the same length of time as th ey had the prieflege of 4olok when bmint by riurearriege. With raped to the receipts sod expenses of the workieg, as °um pired together, they read as follows:—Rtcolpts (properly so sailed). 3,916612 f. 640 ; sundae.. 12,0171. 6864. - total. 3,926,8301. 300. Rapenets, 2011,8791. 69. Blame, 1,913.7501. Gla. II trout that sum be d.d..to t 83,305 f. 370 far imposts paid to the 96e. ter 'obsession and am _ paid hock, there will roma, a balsam ef 1,130,1M1E WM AM to the" • small balsam re datog from last yew of 4,3631. 9M., sad Mere will be • tot 01,864,709 f. 22e.; dodo," tee 41414 paid for lateral, 910,0001. ; and there will remain a aim of 774,7091., ahieh, after the HIM to the reserve food hes Mee lard sande, leave" a remainder of 357,800 r.. or V. 76a. per share. As 7f. lateral MI Mao pale, this makes 91. 76. per Mere, or 6.67 per amt. as eke sash! capital. Tn. repot suites that tile 0464 of the waking has bees 267,611 f. lees this pee then lest, sr sower bi el 10 par out. Com pared with 1847, it i s 11 per one has, and with 1848, 21 per mat. The up aaaaa for the statbras and good.' yards show • Mottles of 61,000 t, and the oat of repairing the way has bees redwood from 172,9361. 66e. to 164,708 f. 71c The haulage has eat 909,1921. 48e., or 160,7131, lea thee het year. Ihe otunpsny .ow makes Its own sok., thereby »du fur the charge from 82E 60e. the too to 67t. 60e. ; is addition, the semi.* smiumption of eoke per kilometre has bets roamed from 9 kilogrammes 69 ulnas*, le 8 kilogrammes 89 gamma. The report thee, afar masticate( that no saddest b a d take. plus on the line scam it has - bas opened, Wales to the establishment of an electric telegraph *lug the whole length of the lime, to the participation of the company in the formation of the " lotacCompalr du Chemise de per," sod to the modifies tits Of Art. 26 of the statutes by a dune of the President of lb. Republic, Marin date Judy 26, 1860. Tel dares, Used oa the advice, tu the CousW of Mate, decides that the rums of the receipts shall be divided in two equal parts, me to be dhtributed to the shareholders by way of dividend, and the ether at aide Int the reserve laud, as long as the Ise le act opesed beyond Polders Tab segue ha( is to be »dead to Sae quarter ' when thee Use is opened hem Poiti e rs to kapalane, or hoes Antietam to Bordeaux. It was by virtue of that decree trat oaolialf of the moat was ou the prima mash)" is istriatted as dividend. The rep a ena chides by recommending M. Merino and Mr. Pierce Rea stud, ot Lando", to fill the vacant plates of directors. The amounts math= approved or, the diefilead of 21.76 c. voted, the appointment of the two guithmea nataimeadat by the bo ted. and as direcon, raided, after which the asse mblymbly separa Schwa 82.artoaDmille.--The half-yearly mastics of the proprietors of this railway was held on Saturday, at Walsall, R. C Chewier, Rig ,in the chair. The line having leered, the attendees* of shareholders was limiest and this Miami Main of la formal abanotor. Thu following an the principal gunge' is the upset of the daemon : The duties of this board are sow resolved ntoeboaofclosies the capital mount, and maisitaialag the prananatcy of the lies aad works la the accapatita of the lessee from the let ultimo. Angst lapin before w idiasebolden the several aceettate required by law, the Memos hays availed them selves in their prepare: ion of the animas, of Mr. Beektia,who had lam elareed by yoar division with the emarnais of the lessee, to adjust the anent. pending between them, and with whom an arrangement ho. been anago es fulfil the Cable of 'sentry to the Company. Although there on seined soothed claims yet to be Mtn dun Mt* the amants to, emeruptice aad revenue, bone they toe be finally closed, the melt st proem arrived at, as exhibited in the acempanylug stalemate. shows that you have Moody raised by shares and leans 6.36.211 L ; and you ban expended is land, 164.2171 ; weeks, 43214 W.; eagle's, carriages, ant weeklies Nock. 67,082/. ; prolladaary, meanly, sad law charges, 102,7841.; lamest en capital. 2 33644 : total ellentliare. 779,10 71. The Wham of KOK rennin to be raised by way of loss ea ssorpg• to dtssbsap the. mites obligatiom of the coseputy to that I nun 1 sr, hills, Nis, by a father sail, • mans to which the thronses raider it undesirable et prism te rearm Thu non your diresten have somidand w noratice of the mown of lanai th• Ilan, the mare has their madam is ths wisdom of that nano in creased, noteithstanlng that it hoes wholly enprooodested. They on fully oceviand that a stsadines sad sonata is crams of reennentlos for year lavessamat his been thereby soured, whin expertise, slows has net be.. mislead by other lines. You have Was brought lam entice Um mangy and respossibdity of individual entorprios bond to ranee your lin aad plant, on We expiriag of the lessee's term, in at lean the sem state la pilot of wales es at proem; but meet probably in that greatly improved osaditian so to eagle, which it is We commis **a of yoarasins sad ths Lases to seam."—Tho stotemeat et assetaw showed • profit N 1,2711 wa sight tacsathe worlidsg, 'object to made an availed etalmi an teetered. TM rthen wee adopted after a bad the ikahissa saniminang that at the next half year's miring he hoped to hen somothing of lapin am to insanuienin le the pnpritoary. LUMP/ a= •ND YOAKUM& —Tim committee res 's at the late sestina to renown the baud direst . ., me • prifutiple clearly sang h Minted by We temper of the shareholders—Miming a air pores of von bloat, bet lasing non it all tha matt able sad Isle mdal smathere now oomposiag the body— hare ben nable, It II eurreatly reported, m sosomplielt Asir irk to, mat of nsanity. They *gnat to 111 met at the $O, bet sem the neaten there has bon a hilloalty. y4..l thr std. sP• Bto glee way. Ileautiato ft It mid Mr. linty he lat. Ghanian *fibs bead. sad the path ma is whim ml parties lacked *kb anidsnee as the fen penes who mold exercise a hence lailanes in th• preens divided Mats at puck% has oft is he wlgaa in disgust At the late mooting Mr. Mouldanerth Lod, is nun with all the WM dhows*, plain his reolgansa no heads of Me MSINUNT. el be at Me IMP* if the shankeldoes his disy Mei ter the reisaithenth of the. heed, the Wad Oeheam; but It wee eademlalli hp an punka that Ito would ,z7 ip li l l ass at Ms bean pod, M his ammo was also to hare ben iesed _ths BMW" that ta • rwasseptano eit thie dritsmaoh of sho soapily. is eatim withdrawal se the mussel ip soomeat, thermion will nu with sawn as web as re pot wpm tho pion body of the shmobables. It wso ht resonated 11M at oho loot samirag a main of kb 0 1 1 leebbee M Übe beard_ after washy MSG adakein N • shushtio w Mist la plass eit • aphis member to retire, segadistal at Ws hat mom at the arrsagemeat te wilt& they lad bora pubes. Mr. lasidumwth shad at the asselos that while* they held Moneloss se liberty to •ee It se preview WU= made, la should bet NE: abide tel otehilhimeet. At • law win tat tho soma ot Moos panisa. It woo ems, had per with prods to have voted, bad a vote = l mmo this. wilt the smiceaar at *Mk lasestilthea whin ban shoo ben going ste ar ot, ot • el the beard, is said to ban led to kis se amiest shemultar. TIER Soreftaiirrow MID-DAT MAIL to Lootloa woo sradditaly takes e/4 about moo& ohm, es bot bees drawly owe& la dr Arrow. TM tad treatment of ilattbasphs ailed pollie noteht& sod estold to satautieldito ihe Peotoeselso.Meni dot sob. ot tht Ir hod apiesioesi la waft of their howlediete monowlestioa with pins hooted Lashes. Amos ea the Poamiao•Ciesseal rettotowl the neumelal he istenwed the awe of thee she mit ameba to roootabliehod • wed Om this Us siii-doo sell hem Ludes to Soothimpiot i ese, r to he iweeloblithed. 8 / 1 111411101D1 AND Livia 07 Lllll.—latallipsew has been sashed at Lives et the detwootiaa of ea in nate, amber et &t a r & the less et sewer& of 100 Nem is • aeserred at the Cy. of Good Hopi 1011 of sae lowl. Desist the tempest tie tames Othialley sad the British Settler Thal. wow &Ma with all :essis the Royal Albert bootee a total week, bat Sor bet sew were saved. Oa the Z Merida& a= Min Wall *llk Freed* Der, the diefraedea was The Frewsh ship L'Alsio, Du Bargee waster, _here woos ft *MS bts — _ , the Gnawer of Wallis. who wee ea beer& as h ie l ip s= hem% sad every. wsl os hoe* ea sollt too OM; M the sane masa, the Quoin et the Wost,_ ewe Aweless alp% teat lowa with ill hook Tee ewe h strews ler Wise with moreheadleo el the hot sea tle Mahe dam deed. 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Fneens grew two. 4/IWwir 4 ,wo w ,de g sru m m o 4 inwii. Z?' Tad " Is ' I " " oat owl his itopol ay 'gain's tit bikeiber4amit of ilmair sal ...:L.44? 41`11.1••••• Of !TriMerr , ‘14 , 1•.1 / .n• it . A 15•4•144 la Illeassaarlf, COMMERCLVL. Nsw Yost, Sm. 2. The Basonssorrs worliet bad 'wawa. any si_soptosa of itoprowassai, and prices bed receded farther. W. at, ra Cartel flour, 4 dole. 374 e. to 4 dots. 50.! (stea47 at this prise); Cleriessee prism wheat, 1 dol. Ite. to l del. 14e. per 60110 ; Bouthera +boat, 1 dig 2a. to 1 , 1.4.4:. per bushel ; ladies aero, mai yellow, 620. to 64e. per ballot ;• ditto, Soothers whit. 60. to 62e. per bushel; Luau mid, 3 dolt. 124 e to ielolo. 23e. per barrel. _ Ia Coi-rots there waa an p amount of basinase arena at Pl. w Turk, at needy rive say :—New Orion.. sad Mobile, 14 to Al amt. per lb. ; Upland and Plmida, 131 to 131. The erop acasaat. wens ve-y diamtrows. Blestawas on Loudon. 1101 to 1101. The irquiry was slight. Paris, 6 21, with Ise sale Homburg, 331 to 36. Bremen. 80 to 801. FRSIONTS are tether doll. Cnttna can be readily shipped for Liverpool at 7 33d. ; floor, Is. 9d. TO 0 asnow slip. moats sea be sad' at 'fa was rates. To Havre they ere dell. Cones, le.; ashes, to , 6 curds. to 7 dole. To Loadoes : Toluca., 20s. w 26e. ; fl.or. 2.. 6d. to 2a. 9d ; navel wares, le. to Is. 6d. ; be.vy g Jeds, 16s. to 20.. Cour% —Tvarrep.io se coots frees the Areas, at Hada el dr let alt. dm Liverpool, mesa this ayes the rth. TIM Mos, alwaoh me ether aid dm to eadt am Mmal—de maid the NO, ma ad sot . 1,11410 Ma rsomi alro:M . me Ojeda par Ina, MI es das Illat hay via lam ma MI at 1111 prim ma is ma d.. eipts arm Mr all immaitosldili yard a rapt etas smiths ems. dam Namaland Jar LOrrell, as set cely hems erlalsed, at ye inegany gilmsed fully pl. lam lbs not* of ea maimea ad sitar par Dr rasa Mori" al la the lima era of a aullimr Sala bydr rammrs e(Sist ii Land 7=alk. Norm A. the 61414•14110 4 mate war. at Mot the lade el ths ommommals mar Illemitid dart Jad ast =Me bus twonVINL no Iwo been Soul Otto a roplel Walk bet Owe bibs growth of hedo. ifs appaes sod 4111.04 lias said thssalint the Idled arab Nis is ma the 41. left ad =rl Iti odato= al mo w:a isvir ad UMW, Ma the IVIZZ Ia. rahay Imam Ina, ham otitis: Utile. sad le ado fie apart were' ' k 5. mai es the re =am prim merialds km Lama re Ma* of 31Ib alt. arra Orem OellOodoss. Work" dram) toped Mary ll. to 1 1 14 144 to IV lOW. to pal M. III Is 13 131 to 1 MK Ms So We .. Pay kir 4,4•4111414 -. l4 44 14 114 Is Parnors Birorriox or Posta Pztors.-0a Walkman eves*/ the ee• some thew vet, ethideely, retire; heavily le brothers es Alma& (Noweselle) sod the triad roes to • severe gale A Asa boat, tined the Two Broth. re, it ithaderlead, which hod sone dews wayside to look eat for $ large timber kith With. sad se beard al width were leer pikes, sawed Theism Joblier, Thane We4broe, J. °itself. sad M. Campleal, bad token thither he the harms at Celloreiste, eel threes bei2=the to Mune Imam, end sot well thineithet_ yith ths PE °Med, Is spite el the advice 40 tho Vaithaste lhabim a a. Is path, set to on. Whet had bees thresice by thellehmeith ,sly took thee. The best both tee far to the thetliwsed, asd got mews Ike lersalion, sad he a low slues der they W left the heath, the hoot these by a tressader 111141, wee umiak sad her crew etruggileg tot their TM odes or ths qpecestors quickly Wooed to the ebbe*, sod on to the stiffs, a numerals crowd, Mr pi= ltorae s s i s eg a to thi: ko w v atericsg•plr ic46i ald tho thee, whisk they hd Foisted that to the iskw.m arl the lases of whisk were before theta frith, the Itheaddstely =eased • host, ea 4 lthselted her thethgh the surf to the =theme of the drowsing son, twee of ekes hod /toed the bottom of the rim; Ned the etas shooing to se ear, vs. Arm shim sad thee leader bester. the eaci breathe over M them. • SONIA est pat of tot seektesee o fth e Pre, the critical pities elf whisk was wet alarming, end by the suited exertions N the two, the pikes, after beteg kilt as hear in the water, wore reused ken Garters clestresties. 0.. of then, sa old way petheetel no signs of W. ea *wing ltheakt 'short Newel,. however, Mr. Haney, ger- I thee, it this tows, was pram. who applied restersethe ; sod, after MN tine, ethealOurces appeared, sad ha slowly catered. Theta washed tbe boat es eters listens Tthessooth sod Culterthete, where it was oveutsally redo med.—Nieces& °earthen. SOICIOZ Is Ms Suess',lNK—Yesterdity Minh log, sliest eta o'eleak. Grinkits, coo of the Royal Hama@ 84paistp as., was rowing at the east tad of the Bsrpeatioe, whoa he observed a null reticule basket swan Ow well with* supports the ires tailing pissed after the deadl Lai Rams at this past of lbs water Noe pears ope, such ems after be seseeeiled la totting out tho lculy of a ram lady, oat above 18 peals of sot urar the asetk shag, withal imedgattly aoarepoil to Um Ramses Seeiety beam AU elkets lemurs Wiwi.. wore vas, awl it is sap posed she insultset wield* dada' the sight. Abe is about tee feet blob, with brows hair awl gray •yeu Rowse bee week ate bad ilk watch guard. to labia sew atiecheil a moll eilver Orem wasek .its as mimes ••••• bat amnion/ 1,080. There are tbra• semi ems as Ib. Id, sad M. WooLley is derision this gybes a iddid bad Released bar kip, se the keel of the lii it wee 1111111 n. •••41 sow Me m A wouterawlea book we lbw with maw NNW of peony la • lades baad awl it= bat *ask of a rad••••. " Mug ZuTiet Plros, awns,. street," wee wrists& es cos of tke leaves.. • • • A D117912X MIDIIII7E.—Oa Saturday eight as *sat aes Ml 4 at the Crewe sad &spas, C sabrelaad Market, ea ths body of Asa Deaaellh seed 27. bag seised with the paw of labour at 1 e'deek la lb. Kra iltalwell, Mr midwife, wee int hr. Iflte same 4 rad th e oe bevies semi gin or !weedy. Mee. DerealLy er lest sizemete te proem wins. The ahlwilbases wait away, seatpialaise el Meisel bees disturbed umeses. eerily. The dimmed wee delivered of a stilldera WA se 9 Vale* aezt morale, by •Old was gain as well till at 11 edeek ru ar iabl auPern Mr enamel be powerfully drat Nam/ She home ask, tuned ea her Me, mai espied M a sheet time. Mrs. Maer denied the elhapdhese mild her, sad after a leas hileallialee,' Ow Jury edeemed a mast of " M st ural Doak" het essayed the hereeper lawless of Mrs welload loired their Voila le be seavi le the Qom pi OlMMellife kierla-Hayti and ether &Mee that sr vot ha. ant thaS som Pied ben. .1t lePtes'atativom as m ass to the dexisiiirra ao ademned foe -4 ert aids es revolt the bombshells, and man municipality. In the sued lasted kw several sawed iota 0— worejle o4 off MUM. their wisessoi Gaeta), sad • Bbtials cot .al prise pal charms. O m protest stains kw the baring pasted p.. talsaeosaiim.Wdshot o t t ampronimed press aloe applied Ihrldmedsormem to save their it,.. ca the entry d shoo eddied a ny. Fortunately, as sod dtchery we Weeded/ by the Fresh general. hat. judging dun tier sods o f the Astride at B•logue. lorene .sel- otter t ow n, many wood Wes juie• aaspet iog leering • sionW trept•norka Add I. tin ji o The iaterview betwess Girard Adana Ma Mlle Freeborn took pica did lid of. laohniaillkahloor v bich pitied 1 am owes d that !holed hos rothiefr mars epos the sabiset, whom it day be is frrred that the Hods ordarooment will pose before tat;na st.ch en unjastdishle step, otherwise it ;map expect :arge claims. and very plaisibla owes, fah damages from the tarry loissoled, as the "ultimo will naturally be stritasol whether a flossiest its boo allowed to month • sided Wu, span • heoige public %vest, who has in no way toonegootord id kw, al the country is which he rode& It is ru moured that tt is scheme ban been mainly adoodd end presid ape the Steatite at the pi* gams.. meet by the ultra-English *Shod party, who ars ntivmely anxious to have sßoman eatiolios British Consul, as they have already; a Raman embolus un accredi.cd British diplorecte agent is this spited. It is most heartily to be wishid that the presence of a British protestant ambit/midge—a person of =ochre- W s , t ips-rises, sad firmed—doh, for Sasser, as Sir fi,ve g e Hamilton. eb; old pet as sad ode for all to these continual sinusoids, and aired Bridal resi dents sad visitors that protection justly dos to the subjects al an enl4hteted and powerful adorn.; the is • god deal of sickness jest wow is the French army, and I hear that three aided oxen bare arrived at Omits Vends to spies the 20:b region et of the lion which marched into Ross two. days ago from Frascati, being ordered to Akin, and to supply the claws-mica prdoted by the somber of ..i:dars at present is the toddle. The disuse red are soon to leave also. 11 - I=eleata has been in Bose sod days, ad will probtoly be exalted to So digul&y at cardinal; towards the end of the preset inanth, when several; other nominstsda ars spoken of. _ ; PORTUGAL The Oriental Compeers steam peeket Iberia, Capt. F. Burney, arrived at Southedipme on Saturday morn in:, and landed her mails coder the charge of Lieut. Jame% Inulie,, Admiralty agent. Her datts sic : Gibraltar, 6th last.; Cadiz, 6th; Lisbon, Oth ; Oporto, 10th; Vigo, 10th. Cur correspondeat writes as follows : LISBON, BIPT, 9. The dilapidated condition the finances are in, sod the hatred M. Avila, Minister of Fimmes has es:led down upon himself, have brought new embarasonents on the government. M. Avila, on conning into Alm, dtelartd that he would oppose beetewlag mosey : he promised to organise the fleatigera o . awl% pay to all dependants of the governmeatemelletab 4. every thirty days. Sine* tie has held Wise be has con tracted lour loans,`wing rtes pm met. interest annually. Now he ban again aelledthe bask for a loan of four hundred °onto' (es easietiamed In my hat), but with different °codifies*. TIM bask iambi. d its shareholders, a d a committee was ',evict to 'report on tte subject, which gave al its opinion that such transactions would give additional trouble and responsibilities to the department. Besides the hank being under guarantees they should have, at least, two per cent. ea commission, and the revenues to he applied to the payment should be r.ceived duly by the beak. The minister, on hearing the report, diehard the proposals of the bank in a reply conceived la strong terms. A list. in the ciaceunt of the Lisbon beak notes sod in all public paper has followed. Tice weather has b-as excessively warm, and great enmity of water has been telt throughout the country. Ou the 24th August there was a great fall alarm stGoiroaraens, and the next day exoe-sive beat. Exchange on Loodoe, 541 per 1,000 reis. Dis count Lisboa bank-untra, 7 to 8 par cent. Inacetp- Vor.s of b par cent., 481 to 49 I do. 4 per cent., 381 to ; do. 3 par 01114 4 384 to 39). Paper money, 20j to 21. Bank Shares, rimoo to 3#2,000. BRAZILS. Os the 17th of Jal7, the Chamber of Deputies Lir:in in ere stesion to the third Nadia, of the . the uppronion of the slave trade. The Sal /*wise are the main impartial provieieii of the law as it wee eltimetely voted : Art 3. AU Beastlita vowels eihmreeewee iread, sad .11 foreign muole Mood ia Brasittut pita, weisrloge, ire as. More or the emto awn/Maim w ßread, with .laves ea lewd, tilo imperta , ke of whom la prohibited by the law it 711 November, 1331, or whishelien Si,, leaded such dame, wi,i be mud by the 11-tailisa aetheritiee or Ave Of war sod award to be impertem et skew Sash memie as &editor saves ea beard we have rem* Waded them, it they appear OW up he the wpm. of the gave trade S. spyeeimoded la Nita w.aa.r sad WM se he espied fa the memept w Mayen dame. Mt 4. TM impesiol pireameemt will Mme resulatiew deetairies erimit *powwows me w W drawl pitstempicas Ma a ,rail le iiseaMd to be NUMMI! io the elere tread . . Art. 6. [Toe esselesl aof this artiste Ls to the (snowiest' egret Pardee who assist le the disesebarksttee of 'laws, ee vie Ad le eseeselles theft AAA the &sallies tertian, ce assist A mistime satempte M Arhus them at ass, er Amu beteg keeled, AU be held to be easeespboes. Art. 6. The lesponaties of slaves bite tla=erial MrrL tiny will be hell to be piney, sad ell be by the trbeaals by the rdaltles dealing le w oldie the law .1 Noir. 7, 1331. Atteserte to itity All be punished es presetibed thelred2 d 3a ll erticles el As criminal Ad-. Art. It [The Bret pert of thh NOM Oirslare) tomb described to the third sad berth astlekpothi sit wench en pl.-.7e4 is loading. bilis', is sant bes rang ism, will bis sold with everything on board. and Oa k = awarded. deducting a fourth pan toreward the Si any, to sett the e apish@ of pyres meet As. Art. 9. Ali else s who shall be takes lb Shibiressols an to r• upsets* at the charge ot ths pearetweal te the pens whew, they were btewelu, ea the not awitaleat poet hoe yond we; sad is so hz as this me:matins is usher the soprnateesderce of eaveremett their servisee Wall wit be conceded to private lodividnals. Art 11. All proseedinp spied Ow Weed. doweribol articles thne sad four es well es ter snethliskias the liberty of the clans sayssreil at sin or ea shoo. do is No MI of dienebyreation,are to be laittatted. is the Sat ieetweet, Is the awlitoria de wariehs, aid I. the wend twbre the Council of rate. Ti. glowitatimiat will thee regulations deiersining the hew el pewee w be Aimed. end Noe 'a.m.& • new arellesed• d iumwderis Is ea, pen abate pea Wettable. epaeladou at it Ste jeers of the ' ree , /eiro in wldolt the part. sithesod. Art 12. Ti. disdains& aseritia will be 4Wiliptiesi et•row juriediethee la the ate of lii deelgaelei la Article 5 :end the sons east{ of ifs bib spa so OM"oe~ertue. KIM.s. Ali poetise Seble_ dm peeellean et ibe ef fth comber, end not iadaied b Astilisf of ddi law, ere at be prosecuted Wore ells eaSeary tribes*. RAILWAY ACCIDENT..-011 Webs*" iswaile, et We treie from itr hitelisma ebieb lees wompuwei w Lave Workiortm at 10 a.m. for Coriliermeadt rem be leer Los oppnette the dere' fog home of Mlassl Tama, Nov Wok.agton, the wheel of is. of the eanl.lM came te o,ll twa with the cheek wall sal upset The carriage wee hell of peawmaen from Whitehavea, wise were extriatted sae by one through the tapper wisdom ea the San** re !Weed cie its broadside, providentially without irsateraiag the 4ighttst injury beyond • little temporary alarm. The Moine was merely moving for the pupate Si Lee' late Witter rul , atner ore*. had the treia beta let Me usual speed, and the neoldast le amordoe IL. bwee or the embankment ever the Clotted'; fearful w0..14 have been iv, vitable. Ae sem m the way was ( lewd 'be traa which was of unnasal length, started, mad Proceeded for about a mile ands half to Beata boa Wats, ytte th the memory, melba/ the adage that *. misfortunes Ir re come singly. P. appears that the officials had air Wet ate' sal overtaxed the capabilities of the locomotive ' 4 l were therekre constrained to halt until additimal twee esti Le obtained. The engine was detached sad IT.tehe tq Corkernmetb, leaving the peraireprs to ems -44 vej , y the society of as. mother astil dill arrival trio Pcomotivot, by the aid of which they mashed the eh- Mt If air journey about altaw.—Cwisale Patriot. IRELAND. P . • • • Degas,. iletewsewr Rviewaso. ADDRESS FROM THE SYNOD OF THURLES 1 TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. At four o'clock this analog a document in the skape of a aloesly-printed pamphlet of 32 par e s, issued from the press io Dublin, entitled " The firm- I I die"' Address of Father■ of the National Coaa cil of Thurle■ to their beloved Flock, the Catholics of Ireland," and signed, " Pad, Archbishop of Armagh, Primate of all Ireland, and Delegate of the Apos tolic See, President of the Byoed, and John, Bitthop of Clonfert, Promoter of the Synod.' The announce ment this morning that such a document was about to make its appearance raised the public cariosity to the highest pitch, and various were the attempts made in the course of the day to ob•ain some knowledge of the contents of the address, bat all in vain until theappointed hourof publication ar rived. Now, however,thattheaddreashrsb en sees, it is found to contain very little indeed that woe not clearly foremen before ; and has chiefly the merit of being en official annoancement of the result of the synodi cal deliberations oa one paramount point of the mat ters soder consideration. The primary, and almost the sole subject of the address is the question of education end the provincial colleges, and the substance of it on this point amounts to this, that the Roman catholic prelate* and clergy of Ireland now bind themselves unanimously to act upon the papal reeoripts en this matter, that have been already before the public, and which have "admonished the archbishop' and birhope of Ireland to have no part whatever in carrying oat theme colleges," recommeed ing also molt earnestly the erection of a catholic acs. demy in Ireland on the mold of one founded by the Belgian bishops at Louvain ; and moreover expreseing astonishment that any should assert " that it is lawful for rime to undertake certain offices in said col leges. The " condemnat ion "of the colleges that has been sanctioned by the synod is therefore ihe same as that already pronounced at Home. These statements of opinion will be found in the following passages of the "3 nodical address. Ater some prefatory matter it thus proceeds: It la by the stoma tease of duty—by • painful but irre. 'foible feeling of necessity—that we are airapelled, dearly beloved, to naaou•ee to yr that • system of education fraught with grievous and intricate dangers, has, within the last 12 months, been lament to yore own doors. It is pre sented to you, we deplore to say, in those collegiate institu tions whisk bus been establiehed in this country, and am stinted with the name of oar aegost, most gracious, and beloved sovereign. Par be it from ne to impugn foe • moment the motives of its originators. The system may have been devised in • spirit of generous and impartial policy; but the statesmen who framed it were not acquainted with the lath:ibis nature of our doctrines, and with the jealousy with which we are obliged to avoid everything opposed to It,. purity aid integrity of our faith. Ileace, those institutions which would have culled for our pro found and lasting gratitude, had they been framed in accordance with our religions tenets sad principles, must now be considered as an evil of • formidable k.nd, against which it is our imperative duty to warn you with all the energy of our se .1 and all the weight of our aethority. In pointing out the dangers of sub a system, we only repeat the instructions that have been give, to as by the Vicar of Jesus Christ. Atte ► • most searching and protracted ta►mt natioa of the statements and facts that were urged on either side, availing himself of every goers* of counsel and ieforma ties which he could presurs, tit autosaeor of Peter pro nougat& his jedgment en the subject. All costroveny is now at an end—the judge has k n—the question is decided. Recognising, with reverential awe, in that dension tbe voice of Him who bath said, t. He who hears you, hears ms ; he who despises yoe, despises sae ;" this synod bee remind, not only with profound respect but with reanimate accla mation, the decasions and instructions which were coked for in the name ot the Irish church. This synod now •Damply ummuoicattes to you the rescripts of the Holy See, which we have received on this important matter, that they may Nerve to guide and regulars yew conduct: we do not add anything to the institutions that have been gives; neither will we suffer anything to be detracted from their impor- I tuft. The aidress thus announces the intention of the prelates with reference to the proposed Roman Catho lic Academy : It is then, is oar mastodon, quite unneeeseary to mute you, that everythiog which cosmos your welfare, all that regards the edvancement of your interests, whether tem poral or aerial, Is bound up with our warmest ato nes, ; that there is no exertion, no menden, oompasibl• with principle, which we would not cheerfully make, to ameliorate your condition, and promos your prosperity. As a pledge of the sincerity of those sentiments, we have letermined to nt.k • every effort in our power to establish a mound and comprehensive system of university education, that will combine all that is practically useful in the present system with all that I. pure and edifying is religions doc trine. A committee has been appointed by this synod to 'asinine into the details of this most important project, and to carry It into ereeatfon. The catholtc public are then most solemnly warned against the dangers of attending the college.. The address then premeds to caution the people against books of a tendency dangerous to faith and morals, with which the press is so prolific in this Gauntry u weU as on the continent. It next goes on to denounce in the strongest language the system of proselytism which has been carried on of late years is some of the most remote and impoverished districts of Ireland ; and the promoters of which are accused of endeavonriag to decoy the starving poor from their religion by the allurements of food and clothing. The address then dwells at considerable length oa tie ufferinp of the poor during the recent period of national affliction, and at present. It denounces in the strongest terms the cruelties to which they have bees rablected ; alludes to the "desolating track of this exterminator," ttat may be traced is so many . . parts of the country, bat at the ease time etrongli argue the people to bear them cruelties with patience and resigoation, and not to become their own avengers, ir to enter into secret and Hiegel combina tions. The virtue of charity is earnestly inculcated, and towards the conclusion it is announced that the Pops has granted a general jubilee, which will com mence on Bt. Michael's Day, and continue for three months. In an appendix the reseripts of the holy see, on the subject of the colleges, are published in Latin and English. The visit of the Lied-Lieutenant to Belfast is the absorbing topic of the day. The friends of the tenant movement now complain that his Excellency has entered into a league with the landlords against them, and they gams the circumstance of his having declined to raisin a deputation from the &Mat Tenant Right Central Committee, and the language and by him at the Belfast banquet on Thursday siftlinemen's Journal, refining to the speech of his Emirate/soy at the banquet, says : We have Wag been snare that Lord Clarendon hal been the great °boatel* to the pawing of a Rood treat bill during hh vionorsll. He, more this the Irish Sowetary wee the CO•444Mt of that fraudulent humbug galled a healer& and Wawa bill, which wee so °Rea lairedesed red so often shelved daring the past esoloa. To say srepande by ethane is the eight dlrestion Lcrd Clarendon opposed lassen ask an Tesseday, while he daellsed to rewire a OM redlee of Illisiti•figki. Boller, he grabrieve* voles. a defame of Irish landlords aad I. his speech at the corperato dinner. Those restarts of the 11-insese are of some im prtince, as, although chanoterised by a spirit of bitterness, they miry serve to =pram an opinion long =Tt in this country, namely, that bat for Lord on the tenant right question would by this time have ben arranged to the satisfaction of the people of belted. This many people are thseringbly anointed of, and the circumetaness that have saw taken pleas at Belfast will bat confirm and salsa that opinion. The following rassenred law changes are mama is the Saunders of this morning L Y assersur believed that Jades Moen will be pro moted to the Cleat Justleselkip of the Gramm Pine, to be soweeded by the preseat Atterney-Geoaral. Mr. David Lye*, Q.C., to be the kgal 'dolma to the Cssx. THE LORD-LIEUTENANTS VISIT TO BELFABT. The following is abridged holm the Beifoot Loaor of Friday : O. Thursday. et sa early haw et the het setayabe preps& hose fee belaying We itaraUaiey the Lowl•lawasawas, lie arrival Irma lanymesa winewased, sad SW bogie one spat mash eeeealkse began ta penal* the Weft gem the rate of the Weeded preeneloet Gay trn stremet the Wallows et sway hear, sad names a the habstalsals eneesebted et the relate aim searealeat tat Teltairdeg the 1 9swaris Th. mem of the 'atrium Weal hem Ilia We rake at alma eels*. sal lined Terk-eirset &re la wide west. him deo railway soden to )7wasaelerref4 ebeepar welesed here whierholle Woe seen et leo wlle head ewe/4w eseeemy of the WA. their Mina eat bbeir bawl ea wadi% be hook a d.etbo.aasat el War Wriebt. LeedWey artenwege bas seders esseerioe the miens Anee t. bodies wed the sealswes sod remehmeo imsaass to tete oert is the remedy' errived la wrowdoe, red Wm dere. eitios their = the etetlea, deew op aleop tho reed berod tie • Previous Ile big eneelleficre arrival the platform, which was handsomely desewathd with festoons of laurel, later mingled with dahlies, and overtopped with sintageous lege, was olympiad with the harbour eentheimionen, a tell dram. . • deputation front the Chamber ef Commerce, lishmOesmal Beinbrigge and suite, the Ham, J Chiding, Esq., and the member **Teeth Connell beat arrived, dressed la their eaglet robes. There were elm ermin e attulaohlios the Bight Has. the Burl of Brae, the Bishop of D3lllll sad Can not W.B. Crawford, Bet, M.P., D. Here. Bat, Natalia CoLni. in his uniform. Assistant Commissaries General Myles, and Watt, T. V erner , B.q. , J.P , Grim shim, Rag., AL., J.P., Dr. 8 ejahenesn, J. Praeger. Esq., Aquarian Compel ado Al 12 o'clock thew hi rls at the approthhing train, am- Tapia' his aseelleney and sotto, wag heard, sod immediately afterwards the tram dashed sa at a very rapid rate. A salvo of artillery was iamantly fired frees some gun. whisk were otatithad at &abort diathesis if. On his it:alb-at, descend fag from the carriage be was received most cordially by the pistil' bodies and others pr.sent, sad shook hawk with several whom b. recognised. lies az...llene, drum, them pthied by his aide. de-rasp, Major Ponsoatiy. awl Corry Connellan, Esq , inured a close carriage which was waiting for him, drawn by six horses, and the procession formed There was, however, a ramarkahle absence el cheering, but as this deflemeney was amply atoned for is the after part of the day. we must presume that it was not occsaioned by in ten tioaal disreopeeL Toe preenewn advanced to the residence of Major- Others' Bliabrigge, ethers hit emellen -y Is to sojourn daring his ray. An address (rent the Town Council was here presented, and his erieteleoey read a eomplimentary reply . A pewees is the reply in which ioa is made to the I. all of the lobabitants if IL Hest was marked by his Bu rnam, with peculiar emph .eis, sod almost very sentence flirted from the members of the council • murmur of satis faction and subdued sophism.. At hail-past one o'clock his Bethileacy Tided the Linen Had when Mr. Cnawroxn, on behalf of the eocisty, read ea addrms, in which the members express their grateful acknowledgment of the reliance rendered by goer remtht, which enabled it to extend is operrintis to the south and west of Waled, and to diffuse that information and Meru*. tioa which have bre& of theential service to those districts. A 1... reseiviag and replying to the adder's of the Royal Irish Flax SOCtiti his excelletcy, acoompanied by the general and staff, the Mayor, and • vast number of the gratlemen of the town nod surroundiog country, walked across tbe quadrille!" of the ba.l, and was received at the entrance of the m ya sad linen esteblishment o f H ewn. 8. G. Fenton and (M. by W. Graeae, Bq , and W. Lowey, Beg , by whom be was introduced iota Mr. Fenton's private office, in which her Maj. sly received two addrewth on the occasion of her memorable visit to the hall. in 1849, memorial of which is tarp net• d from the wall underneath the consul's of her Majesty and Place Alert. He was in.. conducted through this magnificent establishment. Tar Glottal Hospital was visited by his Ithe.lkscr at 2 o'cl.ek. His excellency next visited the ragged 'Shoot. His excellency afterwards visited and remained tor upwards of an hoer in the establishment of the keens Mulholland. After cordially expressing to the Mesas. Mulholland the extreme gratiffoatioa he derived from his visit, he Loh his leave, and interns, his carriage with his mite, sad accompanied by the gentlemen who attended him oe his visit, drove round to the &mini of Design, an institution which owes much to his lordship, "the father and founder of School. of Design ia Ireland." On his return to town, he win proceeded to the residence of the general, bother for the dinner of thir Town Council, At seven o'clock in the evening a large aid distieguished party, at the invitation of the Mayor and Tows Council of B ,r assembled to meet the L“rd lieutenant at dinner. The large upper room in the Music Hall, in which the banquet was saved, was decozated with coosiderable atagnilicssioe. Tn. Mayor proposed " The health of Lord CM reedon,"—(Lond and repeated cheers.) Air, "Patrick's Day." Lord Clarendon then rose, and aid—Mr. Mayor, my lards, and gentlemen, I am sum that you will all believe:me when I say that I labour under a painful conecionne es of my own inabiliir to convey to you my feeling% on this occasion, and my load. quay to express my profound sense of the honour done nie by this usagnific nt entertainment—by the more than flittering terms in which the mayor has proposed my health—and the exceeding kindness with which that tout has boon received by you. (Loud cheers.) Bat Ido thank you moat cordially ; and I can wore you in all sincerity, and not as a mere form of ennui in, that the reception with which I have been honoured in Belfast will be held in grateful remembrance by me to the latest hour of my exist ence. (Cheers.) Gentleingt, it is now upwards of twenty years since I visited the north of Ireland, and von must permit ma to offer you my heartfelt congratulations en the improvements of every kind which, during that period, have taken plum in your town. I hare had the gratification to have observed myself, and to have learned from authentic and official sources, that this improvement is almost, If not altogether, without parallel in the history of commercial enterprise. (Loud eheen,) Gentlemen, I understand that in she tear 1829 the first spinning factory was established in Belfast—that magnificent one of the Messrs. Mulholland, which I visited to day. (" Hear, hear," and cheers.) Bina that time I understand that more than twenty million pounds sterling have been invested in the machinery of your factorise, and that betweea 300,000 or 400,000 spindles are now at work in Belfast. From the year 1839 to the year 1847 the increase in the cumber of persons employed in factory labour has been in Scotland 13f, in England 30f, and in Ireland—by which I suppose is meant the north of Ireland—(. hear, hear," and cheers)—it has been no legs thee 62 per cent. (Loud app:ause.) I believe that the exports of linen from Ireland are upwards of 4,000,000 f. surlier, and that directly or indirectly 300,000 persons gain their livelihood from this unrivalled national manufacture. (Loud cheers) And if it be true, as I hang reason to believe, that the imports and exports of Ireland are nearly one million steelier greater dueler the hut year than the year before, and that the ship; ing of this po r t as now become fifteen times [greater than it was sixty years ago, and, that, within the eight months of the present year, it is 60,000 ons greater than during the corresponding mouths of the hot year, and that, to then feet., another het must be added, which is, that within the laet thirty yeses the population of Belfast has considerably more than trebled—l think, gentlemen, that all this presents an asto nishing picture of the industry, energy, and perseveruce of Belfast. (Great theme.) As might be expected, also, in such a community, the refinements of taste, and the civilis ing influences of siosisay, have followed in the track Unto. easeful industry ; and while you hey* acmitind great weelth„ you have done more than this, for you have shown yourselves mindful of the wants and iater. sts of the poor. I only wish that those who affirm, without pagiotism, that Ireland is not improving, or without knowledge, that Eng land is her envious rival and her jealous sister, would oome to Belfast to test the accuracy of their statements. (Cheers ) Let them theta say, if they know cf soy place where indus try has been more successful, or where prosperity hos been more deserved ; and, if it were the object of England to steal away the manufactures of Indeed, let them look around Belfast sad say whether England has neeeeded is her object. (Cheers) Gentlemen, however agreeable it would be to me to wooer In the spe ech ' of the Mayor, thus is one portion of it front which I am compelled to dissent—l mean the estimate he has taken of the services I may have rendered to the country. Upon this subject I must claim the liberty to be einamspeet. I know that them union have fallen far short of my duties, and i can only feel grate ful for the kindling with which you hate inn-nested my intentions. I hope that, without presumption, I may say that I have had thoriuml good is view, without distinction of party or clam May have bees the *heed= which, during a portion of the lot three years, have beat the path of the government. I need hardly allude to that terrible calamity, with all Its varied and frightful C 011•1111012011; with which it was the will of the Almighty that this eoun try should be visited, and which, unparalleled foe duration and extent is the annals of history, threetned to overwhelm all classes of the eommasity in one names rode. It wea then that the dimming which had long festered, height ened and inflamed by intense suffering, enured a portioa of our fellownwitryssea to glee ear to fake advisers. Then aloe it was that the ispheaviar of that mighty political movement, whisk cheek every theme in Europe to its bass, gunned every country la the civilised world, made its vibration to Le felt in Ireland. That, I will admit, was a 1110 , 118111 of deep anxiety to one placed in a reeponsible posi tin like my owa—and who felt, as I did, that en NM at such a time would be Ineerrerable. (Rear) Bat lan with truth Airs that in the darkest memost of that hour I wawa derairod-repor herr frisks& (Chases.) le d thaT, for taw a ponies of nay sessisases word sway frost the path of duty sod of their true Stems; bet while it was ay pan to upheld the law sad snalatals pars, I never doubted that reason sad dry would resume their sway ; sor did the over bills my set for for hardly had the clouds whisk obasser oar prided horizon area W whoa oar gneiss soversiga appeared es oar shwa, karbiager don les sad emir to all b e se m sztru cheers.) At the thus whin anarchy sad still pee- Tailed is Bass—when the foes of order there still hoped for sysapstby isero--asti when the dear of slaskief would sot dare to set lost as ear thous—that was the moan solsoted by oar sovereign to show her aosidases I. labs& (Oases.) And nobly was that saddens reedproared by the sithadres with whisk all ranks, all classes, all penis, snosisandy wdslesol the wives; of the Closes. Thee tho asawdoe sf order,. Mb at Wm sad abroad, felt theeseelves Mir asol War Is adisseilsigs thst she loyalty of Ireland pissed sa insparble baths to their desigss—that was. as Ss ever will be, a tsar of isreash to lb. BALM throne. Mass.) The ispradon disbud emir sway by her Majesty sad her Merl Casson Is, I thaw, MU trossur is their rossiabresas ; esti, la Asir faces visits to whisk they loth forward with nisi hoer)—that threads will he frivol ; be .rse I ass ssesiesed that as erb essados they are dorsal to nit ball NUM of ill sad moss the Mersa* of of I word sat rho OM Orr all ce gime di the paths of 'reload sew appear el athseis the My md sober er as well se the posselleyrd ul Mar, saga may odd, the Moths of agitation width gralysas inhersy. dolma 004 KUM swag (Lori dam) I red s="l -Tart I do not alMo to that legiistre disarks of paled Weis which his With thr bi f i t t s b c, sad mkt the pshlie sad, and whisk le the of saes lithos under limo totter (Mors) at I sllstle to that sthetion which is sot he Use Ishii, good. sad whisk lot s. ter sad (Mask skewing. rims therst i s im g7 i ta I las sow the of who eau manner a period less shorastathal by this sort of agars* thas the two ran tact pared. Pew is. re issaher irk a teak as the last, whoa the charges of all Who judges wars sasehall is thus of saisoneal orgratala tes os the dd oaks the pe*i*—(hear=")—Mili and o s Os them s e filt these of warps whirl' bad bees so is iths isms of this sonshey. The jurors of those essiagisee is dassuseralth by a fact, I I 1 i• I