The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-21 00:00:00

Wads ot:wr dafteldet. art le tare dlittllrsed rag en haw .in rads& aid tie eltsilralrl• sa• Seely weed tbere, sad the trap arra" le d di m a i n I . be eery abundant. Mc T. bay remted taxa Ttrdi• Lite. Puke ELN., isßervilsta. tube IISI wows fees Id: bent owl la Baratabtr,, awl ty brwal, Or MIMI red, lad MB pawl le ligarti la • ibe Penioselse wed Oriental steam/ 11444111 *OM Ali zandrie. So will W. tleepa, pirgt i al frunc. being In ill Ceeltle. : WEST INDIA MAIL. The Royal Mail Steam-pselost Clumpears steamer Thames has arrived at Southamptoa with mails huts the West Indies, under date as follows:—Jsmales, ger. 28; Demerara and Trinidad, 97; Barbados' . and St. Yineeat the 29th; and Bt. Thomas the lad m o t. The Thames Wigs on freight 1,261,66 l dole. The movements at bee Majesty's ships were as foliose :—lsisum and Inflexible at Port Royal, Ja maica; Indefatigable at Grey Town, all well; Per mian at Cora Island, Mesquite shwa; Mts ship baa bees very sickly sad has lost her or firs men and had still a Liege number on the Oak list. Bermuda (rcLocaer) at Carthago's, en reefs to Jamaica; this tool has ebo boss very sickly aid hem still a heavy sick list, bet they are mostly resoverieg. Alarm at Antigen; there has bees a sersillsestri• amount of sickness in this ship ; her prom Mr. Cloagoree, died en the 28rd Sep'.; be had Daly joined fres Ragland about three weeks. At St. Thcu the French na tional steamer Mogador. The weather throughout the West ladies had been unusually hot ; a great deal of Isis had fallen, sad the prospects of the crops weft exceedingly good, more particularly in BoUdses sod Antigua. In the French islands the isms onsatidlstery state of Utley existed Mb had been for Nome time past, and it was much feared the crops, although promising, would fail from want of proper Wisdom which they °enact naive until the black population rebut to their work more freely than they have hitherto dope since the outbreak among them. Martial law still prevails. Lieut. W.T. Bellaire, Admiralty agent of the Eagle, died at the Naval Hospital, Jamaica, on the 11th September. JAMAICA. From italics there Ime Dm of fotetwat. The cotton gocetton was still the order of the day, sod experiment , were being eeatieeed. BItMBR GUIANA. me followingrnatmary ----- of aswsisfraim dm loyal Ga:•tte : _ Sion the deputies of the steamer Neale ea he 11th fast. with oar last mails, the weather bas bah Why thearable too the plosion. la spite, liforwror, of the height hem days espropitious Le the maisebsetare o f auger, the esespisiat is miry general that produce cones slowly toeisstomi cheat the shipping In the Demerara uvula lying Idle. TM heeny Hies that fell at the end of last and the beginning of the preset year have threw, beak the seep, as well os dial Mani its shunt. Our ploaten will be lieeklag is • few seethe the lot the tint smith of the sods with Coolies Ism India, which the Neset resehities el the Court of Policy to maw the ishinulea that slam of labouren leads m to expect Is the heath's • desire la very paerally hit by the imams. nay that hats should be made to lathes the Coolies already here to forego their heat of phase, sad to resale hem so. With this view the Ceuta Polley have :hotly applaud a committee to molar with theme peepleaued to me whether say, sad, if se, what tuns, ma be auk with heel le hone* then to stay. The geeevel Iserlohn is helium of them will bosh heir tight either fa messy or had, wheased esgranted tethemby tk. Cembieed Coon er the hews; bat that the asjseity, irahe made sway meshes mu pisorotimw to Whig thole weals la lades, wi.l hit apes the colony Whist he IS engegensat end seeding tam beam Siam the demean ef tbe lase packet tho Cost at Ahoy he set arise, ea th 134 as lath Swat. At its *Mg ea the lith If adientsed q lioaday rest, Sr 301 h. At the same meetly, two despatchee Inca Earl Grey, eckauwkdclei the reseht ameln onsomeni cations trh Ai, celery, allies he übses ha es legisla tive estitutlese, were mad. The ashen earl expresses Whit not nawistiog to radios shah hiseadens la the Collage of Ethan, the ithet af whisk grad/ be to illtftiell the osmium of she member, end le limit their team of orris, provided sash shah ha he wish of the Court of Policy. In a spook ehm whisk Ids imeslieany sM OtOTOTher Saidr.l•lll I. die IMPM IS Shill NM SIMINI, his seellsory announces his mailisea he any theme views Veto 'pantos, sod, indeed, he as beyeed them, by sea* the Mu ow of Georgetown a es sinew* helm to that soon, faereaeleg Os usher of ewe law del nprerntat.ses hem IS to tea. For war woo put, we tsar, rhos/ these shams be elhood, thee the member of hoboes of the Celimpas of Bahia sad of asoncial representatives will ha Ise large to hag of cry of proper ass, wlll.g te beid ewe he Hem, flue 'wily toned at all tme; eh seat, that thumb the comma of the mew framidte, with has heady shims uses, ad, mama, Wash ea sake weight, iota the halo or ths pewees, esti email losebeidees. who Are, generally sights,. far fres twist' desires of geusratistg the Stems or lb. plaices, such poise settle Isles s geese est the rovereassit of she eintivey will hp away hem hem, by ass term waned to our Whistles ebaabere pledged he sany oat shonees prejudicial to the ample indiestry et the shay. Now, as it le Sear that with this staple iseineay sir welfare of the colo.iy is bawl op, it awes se as taut era Ilarellel , ll. able wend, scut ear agyrelesahai drama alhatious as those alluded to mien awe istimiens to the pob:lc "tenet. The mull of goworemest of this °dozy were &s -eaming the estimates, whiola paned without much oluwemios. The Timms brings news from the Spanish Main to the following dates : Chaves, the 24th ult. ; Mae- ' quite, the 17:h. The Thames remained five days at Grey Town and six at Charm At Grey Towa the inhabitents me kept in • constant stets of anxiety ossesqueat an the threat of an attack from the Nicsagsess that they will take pameesioa of the tows. To Ole it they are instigated by a few and there is little doubt but th i :V ß weld wry their threat into aecation but for the puma of • Winch man-of- war. T ta. Americans are the survey of the river and lake with • wto the !ar mistice of a canal, and may they have no difficulties to overcome but two rapids in the river, which may be easily leaked resod. It appears a private com pany have entered into some ocatmet with the Ntearagnan goverament,by which they have !recur= to themselves the exclusive right of navigating the Lake Nicaragsa by steam, but this bele, a direct contravention of the treaty entered into biters= the United States and Great Britain. will no doubt be set aside. Should t h e river San Ina be made navigable, there is no question that Grey Town will become a place of considerable mercantile importance. During the stay of the Thames at Cures (six days) no less than !oar large Ameri can strainers &mired than, namely, the Empire City, Alabama, Cherokee, and Georgia, each having upwards of 200 passengers m b ard, and all for California. Chagres, Gorgon', and Cream were very siekl , oho. lens sad fever, asd ogee, prevailing to a oosmi exteay sad JJet hundreds after hundreds are erasing and re.aedng the Isthmus to sad from California weekly, neither disease or death deterring the= although they see both at almost every mile they gm The railroad from Navy Be; is (=greed= and will be open to Gorgon' en the lad Jane. Odd is said to have been found at Eardsano about 48 miles to the westward of Chagas t a /Km Harris i. there with labourers, sad ha, sent a considerable quantity of on to New Yolk to be swayed ; the ore a found in one of the old Spanish workiage of which there are many on this coast. FruMthe from San Francimo we learn that the city hie bees entirely rebuilt, and opoa a wry Improved plea, the boom being more solid and the streets more regales , than berme the late fire, which daptelyed the old town. Gold was still hand in abandauce, and silver sad quisicdhat mines have been discovered, which ; them gentlemen have breve remiss geld with them, in lumps and dust ; the lamps vary is side from 7 pomade *eight downwards, and have bat a very sindl poetics of .tioutal. Tbsy have also some span- VMS al the qsjsksilvse ore, which it is add will yield fell GO pm seat of pun wild. At Seerameato the.. bed loses very anises riga with the nutters whisk were met get mos witheat toes of kb ; the mayor and sherW d Seemaesets had been killed; martial law peeelaimed, bat by the lest accoants order bad beea is a groat mmenes notared. [he Maki* to tat pawl - - PA/AL YAP Amplirs.-0. Toasty kik ss a 1 1 via, maim Eros Illeertesdwast le Iterthyr. we eesdas lowa dr isentstata hill Mar Taysestpits, tie hems set Sae frees the olrivree p althelllS at the tine Wag fart le-sits lades itith eel Wasp ' ran kw a dub MI et IMP. Ths souk did a p mem sa M child, who had set supplad - Oats nab ke sere that l a jeans of a ails, wen Iliad et the get. , :s p eti s se si Seem are Imes, desissalis :Melia. Xi. sow s, Oil. Oi MAIM, VW puma is ailleallira. rad all the raw that ea the vedessey el W wire. but Iselne essy= libelee thee We rastakeed, son Me lope b solielliml Sill Aber of as will tro. AMEItICA. . „ ...—...—... The Mar" Owlets Simi arrived at Liverpool lest eight him New York id& date. to tin 9th last. This VIEW left the of New Test cm the 9th begat, and ltriaga free the °sited States, Camas, sad the remaining British North Americas pinerneisas, her days Mar in date than that te b sid amthempima ea Friday. Obi also ile t st ue =td rfi p n i sa m be elli. bed arrived at N York after fourtsee days' miL The Niagerrbeinge 60,0001. is specie. The ists assegai* frees Catiforsia are smarmed. 4 : ier Ti. law fir the" et Algid,* dams, poised at the last maim et MatiMirld he mom a' etscrag emanate% the hinds d tresilim in the wartime stalls. have bees add in various parts of the ieery to express the of the pee* to the peries of the law, = ital ll l forth a cooditien of ambits esetinnat whisk ' shall re sult le its speedy repeaL The Weds °seventies of the Sixth District of Mao stamens has takes/NM interesting stops, by puling resolution for the proper administration of the laws with respect to hagitive mime. In our State, the Abulitioulets ales are at work, making all possible political capital oat of the slavery question, and the laws recently passed. A meeting of prowilaset Whigs of Albany has been held in that city , whisk was abraded by John C. Spencer, Samuel Stem" and others, sad resolution, - . viers pained, indexing the call for a Whig National Convention at Utica. --- AiiotierUSlimbely 'Mat-boat Implodes occurred on the Ohio on the sth{ tea persons were immediately killed, and a bop number seriously injured. "It is to be hoped," says the New York Windy Herald of the 9th, "that there will be a fall lam tigation of the cause of the dierater, awl that if it was Renamed by negligence, the guilty party or parties will be punished. We ought to have some wimples made, such as that in the ease of the Orton in England, an account of which we pre a few day. CON NIRCIAL INTELLIGENCE, Mom lltilsre.—The mom market at New York, slue tiIS departure of the Met steamer, bad bees very turf ; mosey, however, was plestifel, and could be obted at very moderate rates. The enteral trade of the mutt, la repined so b. is a very istbiestory eesditics. The fellowlag is tram F. L. Talsettasd Co.'s Ciresier, par Nissan: New You, Ocr. 6. CO22o3t.—lliass est WS review of the market per Caseds, 110111 all, es pal i. 4 ea the 4th last., for steam ship Peasklys,•• sbett sisteisset embracing the sales, dth, of the three isereversdag days As title was set Weeded kr general dis!ribution arms ear eserespeedente. Ti nesse our review from the Mk elf, gad musses in the *Mewls' the sales effected slue the departure of the Cased& Os the Ist, 1,100 bales wets odd; es the 2ad, 1,200, at ie. admen; is the Ord, the Cambria was telegraphed at Hai fa:, sad ameidsg Ise advisee (whit* were not received daring babies buses), the tresseetkies weft eoulleed to Mont 200 Isles; as Friday, the 4th lest, as receipt ot her esonate per takgraph, 2,700 balm were sold., at ie. advance. Bayne sad same swatted lettere us Ilatuday, and eon seguesdy a lbw kindred bike only wee snit. Toe Iselsn eamelehasd as &edgy, 64 let, and strongly seellnalng the aceones, an situated demand at fall prism felle ressldae is min of 6,700 bales. To-day the trseeestims repotted on 'Chasse were 2,700 Wes, astsliii=es Menu of ia to et. as the guiltless skied ee Ws p au Moused am aseleiliess le makes as muscly Na we am to the beim deism but at the Name time mast remark that sales have iseme miler oar obeervatios at WON: Slam assets Ong Canoes. Wm*. pram, to pod merry. I; le to 111.. . to 14 Ifildgeg *pest Mi.-- la laj ... 1 to 141 PM=hir to kir .. , 1 to l 4 1 to 14 to pee Mr . 1 to I ... laa to Freight se lompeol, Id.; to Ham, Is. Gamma Chore —lime gar last, we have resolved fa advises Mee every eastles a the math frost reliable corm Cib 'shish estheeises se to seed = me in the t pal. tei lk eer Met we have steadily Mooed yoo, easel, : " that, made, me desuassianee, cam the yield prove other da a esisrate ilSe." huissat lageirlas addressed le us es to est *Wes et the probable mutat of swop, we have de slimed se yet to make way firma, redwing to await the aosurresse of billies beet, bat vs base walieeltatiaely stated that ham the best (eternalise we °paid fibula, vs were of splodge that the yield, with favourable weedier sad a law tad epsa seeswi, will fell eters ot 2,260.000 bales, sad thee tail lasality woo essesquatly a sah LAN ea which ts ban speretkee. Basesosswis.—TM market for basedetalb wee quiet end prises wittiest as eltsestios. Osman, prisms vilest, 1 ilisL 18e. to 1 del. lee. par Nits. ladies an, need yel low, Os to 88e. par Mika. Verydris. The Ccrreos netkot at New Tick war reported brisk, with a good smogs amount of keelson doing' prices hare shakily !advanced, se will be sees by the following quoin. issie :—New Orissa sad *Mks, middling fair to fair, 141 to 1. Uplands, saddle's hir to far, 141 to 141. Psovielose.—ln pork th.re home deleir. Ti. sales en 1000 barrels, et 8 dole, Nal. for prino• 10 dolt. 81e. to to dole. 874 e. for mom. Ti... b bet ado Mks in bat the market is eselor. lard ie esdier._ ikoi=l;ifs;:iiiiell — sic. Zit To - .2de viz swaths for Boma pig, with isle of tio a 200 t 0... legibh bars an dell, at 16 dole. to 36 Eels 60c. gauss implied fee with rake at 6 deb. 870. to 6 deb. 12 4 e. for pas led pork. Pontoon remained uselsa b = at the &porters of Os er steam, tho alkali rater et is., to Liverpool, ls. Sot. to la. 6d. per hostel; pits, 4.t0 44 per barbel: comes, 4 to 816 per lb. laramooa es Leaden, 1101 to 1101, with larr im sal i :. Exelossoo ea Masherg, 362 to 38. Exchange ea 792 to 80. Naw Duna., Oar. 7. Corrow Arm, aid tle avower is folly osatbled. The alas to-day wear 2060 bass fair at lei. CHINA. ea the_part_ If Ste weenbased albes es of the beaditti who WOO' lorbee, Is saes ray secertained. There le alis asaidifibalmeoll* OW of men h ia sataal !•1161110 over whew they lam Reemoly they Moo dal et( tho Is liaise, • • plan et rem io! . ‘ hei )rsaaso M a = )w ad en • 'lrma NW TIL ern eased es yen pIodMOM, elholheliet op itina t. ei l l arraisd ipur T i t sante& LlJAses mg, hoe ismshall the dar hmeaseilasallisi" .l o•=4lltessea lled *dWljr'g oeMiMoeh•.= jit o preptat . , .hlarh i sti, end Mese the 1111 =seemmad e rseATelsit, . 18111 wo uw asill a y : Ha Ns 1412 tellow-shist, Teen "ese rid to M in s l e l e s : stall, end woe 'beat fa shift Ida Ism hatmos. Ana a emeste(el mesa as Reetamee Ms teistel &sherd. the pa vas sad tads deem waned es f w , sheet IhliVillialgollogi Id IV Oak fa the lead. $ * named, -Wiles sem puma el bapsemase is the Id., that the govern* 0 the smaimpe, Otis Met m es Zta et Woreless, M aw oemen mi. sato Is diem& ; Mese ripens_ atekssaabs onallmasbes. Ti. presiase many iadespeadead tedlas who hem aeon miunisaldestisa ft the present dfisdh Mel Mae 01 :XII 1/8/21/114 that the MO oi rim is us the prim'me'r the Walla d Isoyair Ins at es seeder mere apprehends. mg maims, Mae the meet sewed eid samilom The meesusse .repel by hen Oa its were_. Idmsips, se mbar, w hop.** etash et hem lan mused hke the less mosem of has seeps sad IS Me htf a t:A =Pk=ham bees y riposlall deimaind lemo Peing to the state at the two /La posheo k sm e, sod slow ash saran@ es they may and writhe. These ...loserswreputed . bsp Me Classes to be. &Mt isannipipeeldest et es Miami bawd. sad K.Wsi; bat 7 .4 % kw. oneetessame ablest miedease. we meat* bass mob es sash • Wei.. le A sere* sot the only men he Mae who ashines the MOM paws) with the engsehme statesmen. HONG KONG, Avo. 24. Some months have elapsed since last writing, on which occasion I informed you of the circumstances of the present Emperor's elevation to the celestial throne; and also gave you the opinions and projects entertained by the Emperor tad hie ministers. The information then given has been proved correct. The position of Keying, his presumption, his acmes to the sew monarch, and his disgrace, were faithfully mewled. The hinted ethane of the Monti, the =dissatisfaction prevalent in China. and the for reform, are now manifesting themselves Thipinciples of socialism are progreming, and the or in tepidly approaching when cavil strife shall have tem dm empire in pieces. A prophecy, or rather apa encouraged by the literati, has gained weed esesseet, the higher dames at Pekin, that the Me gear of the present cycle will be Inhaled in (Feb. 1. MI) with a champ I. the dynasty which now, with se Men hand, rules the destinies of the empire. Bash as isms is sot improbable, at all events it is vaq generally believed at Pekin, as I learn from tessb• worthy sources. The signs of the times indium** that this great revelation is nearer at laud theta the plated above noted. *beady the hydra-heeded monster rebellioe hes raised Its bemire, week et revolution has began in the geedese of Awanipat, the vicinity of Emaeg4img In width Glass is situated, and it is midis& etheeget the that the preset is seedy a lommukatles mortal:l the hells. d .the teems and te provoke enquiry hie the petition and prim poets of the exiting goverment. Indeed, it is said the rebels bars noshed to within 100 miles of Canton, marrying all before these. The gmety pat forward as gemprallminso is named Lei , and no want is made that the object of the memesent is to deihrose the wiping monarch, sad to establish a native it Christi= dynasty. The Chinese anthoeities have attempted to Reap* with '}he rebellion is vain; it makes way despite all air mid several acme of moderate distillation hem fWm in the millets. The regress of the in =marked by pleader, onsteatiog with the Meta in %it wider swiss of the repablitee nap j who are set ISIONIera by the literati. This inmentent has been fifieSen ter months tit wee Wt outwardly dispiqed at the new pee in February' leek and for not Meths easessetally &Ward it in the bad, See, the Lipoid asmaisatwat at Canton, has bees devils* y mo il i k:lsis el her slop To Stein the ego. tent is ; it ie daily alii thaVetiouste mite Zet "b a rim or owed lams Ids liquid • se seweetsd meson l Lea Z at lfre honed la the vendor peeriesse et Ms employ wild in pdesbis, efelset. end suds el meth% resisibie the - ipentisel seisms so intlmiledee tells mdse. try on Ihe ery relent in Imbeds h b elms mid that an sea is haute by the meth= illivelse die desige • 01 1 21 1 4 7. sod Itoftg all to the emmagiithewnt ef the . The Ow rimed Class Mal of Igegest St has*, 11111,1 ring remarks is the outbreak *ism Deiced Instniaeonon tat Iweemet.—The provOse of Kites, si is at soma She *ore el a sukee emarews, bat, wholes EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1850. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. Traollehr miss of the Orilla Simla ONO err mord beim tho Or Lott IYsyer the . Watley -• Byrom sad Moak; Phi wa d eons. Law i str esimmer r islitillage e?...;;;. a ir,i. • , laasilV ea tbet they Wen attai YiWr alls avers MU Ara ram dense, of thet at Iheihries Orly eyes to primer, sad he theesibee einshima Mernlsellity to way owe that N NNW lbws thes the killtatitta rider wldir suTien errohbacres arl=rielaisitilbe *ere ct die slam* isi li tel= opisd i a l i N lit = di t ett as roam read Jades le the permit yet he epprebirial rare call be Re hear that it was a very have parrs et ell damn emesocany =llll ll. = N le insist In the administration of Majesties 0 6. 1: 4 =wi t . was happy At) megratelate them upon theft labours* the pretest samba would nee tit-dri limy lengthened deraths, mad he wen also L IP bs be a4 N to ssy ** fserreast:ls ti etith: yew, la prat of tar there were set so sissy piers= 4: 5 4W at the resent erase as there Inn at th au =sditt ad ese a dint year ; ea& Inn the he bees able to rake el the ores res . t i le ikpiterfort s then l ei se be se aril Writhe way possilir otoosity N is N at re prorterelse. A psi assist shows hod as reentry hors irraed by oessisesre art hal tars plea Is drafts halidelllma iserlisliss of Me rut ; bat No barest taiif lir eel polar, wi net eat N then libriste, It was pray to he ettelbaleil N ear wad of an etnelest m emb r e o m . ejjeblisag w the N thedee.WstoN that they were while wen adequately protected. I It we te ke i grared that there had Lima rise ere of sow tonal mist respired virtu the jeriedleika of We war, sad they trail so hest* it,. ere to factored ail. hose es the part at Err want sitar ; hot hi tars* am a sash OM Welt be dose by porous hey. t s a r sesseed s N that thry wield sot he eat that arcade' the forrets eel he that It was kaewa that the pular tree apterriaed Simla their property Useemusit as totrailse was paw* the estryreiss emit we'll hare theilbriaderrelei riser her olleirmalog sursaimlia en* alma HhisrW{pthrasdestrisfArialathe ears of sneers forged Aunties rasa. • obeep of new Gingham Kea lahat b its anther, isle= resahresktes spier • yslise . With sepal N the Mirth above, he aid that r phi* he beiresk we e =arbibli Pea essidesso is the pine; boa Het trail way sus ho deirgeill ft dhesid swot that they did set yr. form their lieges dieuretlen esdraikeeelea. Verrone& pyre wen ernesed N that beil wad It wow absehwely staxamy that they elan set he fiy sissy Neese In the pishesimmie IA the duties that insivell wpm then. Ia the Crtan the penes erred of ere elhe re was elltged to sralkied 111140011110 S threes tame • pent* who wee is IN esetedy, sad who was sepesessted to her died la Eof that Nohow fre weeks afterwards; sad the • tll pawl jury to earlder we, whether, to the tar deer w really tke neat et the Names is stories; sad. ressay, whether the yenta award we proved N law sates writ saaressery dolma, sad N hare mended his duty; end U both these points should be made sot to their suireetios, it would this he dial' duty to pat the awe is a Main to madame farther iaverfcrstioa. The grad jay then erred. SURREY SESSIONS,Nswixotox. TRIO DAY. _ _ _ The adjourned aeartiTisiel;;lll, the meaty of Sarni sonsaweill this maralmg, beim Thews Talkie, En.. and a fell hew* of inagistratte. The wander seatained ths names ef ferty.eight pelmets I trial, bolas a =welt lees number Ikea geserally is eastedy at this aloe of the rm. The read jury having bees worn, the ehainaaa addressed theft se to the aster* of their dudes, sad told then to be par• dealer la suessialon all wanness at the becks of the re weave Ml* mad, should there be say difficulty placed in their way by the witnesses, they had better apply to the mut for advise sad the artima depositions. Mairsion-flouse.—Tbo Lord Mayor has innad lards of invitation to a Wawa which his lordship elms as the 6th November to a. thairmaa, deputy chairman. and mart of directors of the London and North Welters Railway Company ; the chairman ' deputy chairman, and aware of dimaton of the Rawarn Cosntios Railway Company ; the chairman, deputy chairman, sad court of directors of the Maw! Railway Company ; the chairman and smart of dirmisis of the Tat sad North Midland Railway CJinpany, and save& gladsome alkdoily amansotod with the alloys railways. Tao Canana, Captain Harrison, sailed from Li vorpool on Saturday. lar Halifax sad Beaton. Nap Thompson, Esq., M.P., was smog de pmeages. Tao Giro Liwe.—Math mairmeat has peo riled in Charley and neighbourhood relative to an alikm with a pay of poachers, which took place at an early he.. ea Barmier easraing week, in the township of Zuatee to a Geld befee to Thomas Bright Croat, Bsq., 0 Shaw Hill, and ruts about lull a ails from the lathe place. Three perms. servants to Mr. Crone were serloasly , wooded In the sae, and one of Om n ow lies in &dame. roma state. It appears that late to Friday night. or early oe , Saturday sarraing, as one of the datrist keepers me going hie roads, he saw a member of ma tamed setting a net, when he at ono. proceeded to Shaw Hill to give the alarm. Foe servants from the hall armed themselves at the 1 mantons, and volunteered te go with the keeper on 1 the dangerous mission of lerariag, if peetible, the per sses I of some of the poachers Om of tie named 1 Jobs Cldpitoso, Mk with kW • doable b a r relled gun loaded. In • sheet dm the party arrived at the field, when 1 they bead mere* ma, et leer tyke their own number, i I owed with the oh An MM. eat at once made to ern ease of the map sed, mekaree being offered, a gene. 1 ma ilght tea glees Ike posh= were armed with bled- J 1=67..d ether weapons, while they mod most vigorously. 1 set Miklos to Ste meinthent without haperative sammlty, mod the halt ma of *ma be • satins. end some r hoe dem so Oa died ,se Its neseeded in felling two of hi le the earth, ere of whoa be we eademeolot to soloor, what • third same behind him , sad bilieted several heavy blows with hi bladgeeo, oar of Oda made a severe wound is the beak part of his hod. It is soma' that Chipthees was air takes tor the keeper, to cemequeses et basin the ma with him as mo of the fellows angsged with hint cried out, " So, then he brought thy gm with thee," ming at the same thee treatielag I The fight wes desperate ea both sides, bat the superior ambers of the poachers pm their womb irk dew They = their way of the = IMMO raty John C Ikassiare, sol lai rMia beili llamese, three ott il .. ll4 oresso's mom% wers Mod he be amently Dart, Citiptirst beim deagerenely weeried. TM bat he were at the der was filled with bleed. Oa the nears of the party to Shaw Hill which they rooked with cessidersble tikenity, Mr. J. W. Outkeide, eargeos, of Cher3 4 l en ras seat for, and preamt Menthe me par to die Tay eller Mos were salartsised of Chiantis...a Itteevery, a eseemlea et the bear having aim pro sad it was set said Waimea, bet that favourable symptoms skewed themedees. TM doers handled go le erred was found nor to Oa spa when it bed boon wrested (rasa him by the peoshen. Os some meralag, Oil leaded. Sesoision at owe NSW ripen wird perms Wm is Obreloy and the neighborhood, sad thee were taken lit. candy the were day They were brought before the boob at Mr. Joiterrl ' ales, arl ismained. Oros wee lehea tate meek as May la t ztaimpial sa annedoeise. de it b Omaha kat Mil be Mk ft ilsedly awe of the sass Ms Emma earerally Wad ko. Imoltor to lOW Wm We rawest, sad oleo foe Ike eallailka of other otiose, the whole ef the ma LL ,r *ft, brag twelve le amber, were esoladed mil Mt. A reward et 101. wse eillorel es Masery bet_ 1p T. B. Creme, Beq., to any perms ~oak Memorial oil will lead m the eta redo of IM ~ea ; sad to Maim the rte, her Ka = bee poles mil ir MUM kr in boar ef say ef. ask Wanes tamp the ones ee pores whom so= kilted Om kjesise woe die Movoreneed pence. The pentest atelemeat atainese to prevail, sad amok irmy b 'road se sew Me r per Mohan. Prom the bait isfarentica it =dist be b atil pea =towards . It doe no mem bewever i =te t 4 1 1 1 1 1 el all, es appler vi raollf at the ash t ezemination, th ough hi depesitise be mgt im I.—Presto Chearthete IltQixDlbdT MISS IN ELT.-4STOTISatiall hie Um ' sessesed as IM mhos insurame eller to the City, of 'Peeleal rspriehre 4 the which of laseadlarbra in Illy d lle sdithesubsed, which • vest tity of property was seasemil : sad peed=after the of ewe ef the fro koomee of the tdowsed Ire akb pled, linnet set, sed olio deed was . T a b. int Ire etperell le the Am bernese hi ea Wedeselay debt, • r se* is Tkaeolsy mask,. It origlemed to • Mgt I hogs Mid with Mir, MIMI* le Mr. Abraham Pietist, as IlMilms. pa Ely. omy ft the rilmonille eharooter rif Ike ilias the to woad frsievoly, and ve =et ammoloral to die mei dirdibi•frattos, whisk Meal le the rifted. IMO. Mot donbt is seta , =147 that the Ire was the week of sere diabolital . The mooed firs rstamod telbssilso happened ghatism dal as thesbeve. la etas minim ea Mr. John ,r of Haidesham, in the Ms of Ey. The Mom Is *MIL lbs Gee _ Sseut we Maned s mil i &woo OHM Ojellebt r Sok ammo was isossed, am sllms is sspsing Or hell wore Orally 1 mristi. lose a Mort time WM the disoray. sad I '' l eidiss as Or law al a asignsys I'. Am was gam, srbsa las at Mr sisal cat, " Thime, it is at m bsess i ; i6 Z swab. M est up. w e e had vous gdas Is solo Mu* Mom* he ma Issel he s mAi _silk MOM elk sod Mi. Tim Is II *NM Vat lie was mew Moo Wog is Me mkt& In soi lie ::11.4 , mob g Ift is= s t IM. ist Ira .at, a hats low se il• OM /Ms .(lair. Ism Bans. es . ' ht • Ism hem sleek , Oda wsitsessili Ilials me ales the war el .8 . 1 7 1 4 . .111111 Massoi Mk d plass ea Ifs pimises Ira , won, cza wass ei vie thli t i r lib la m etti r : a 5 shouslse. Tits 11M110 :111 11 41114 es 0 to Laid lioduldso. sis GPM Swami las tbe a r i st esi t= p rit ?sr , staisturo Zbe Court. OSBORN'. Oar. 10. The Quetra and Prince and w ”sam umbers of as mai tastily walked Ma =aft la Oubsase Park. li•r Maj. sty sad his Sepal Meow am& tbe ?ems loyal sad the lades and 'oedema al the tayal Mid/ at taads4 divine servisP at Whippfagbas Char& We Oxfam. The B a r . T. Panama allidased. His Excellency the American Mia(stir and Mrs. Liarsues left town es Sete:day on a vidt to Lord sad Lady Peleaerstoe. at Broadlands. The Oxford University Contaisstoa net an Satur day at the *Mal rename. et He Pint Lord @Atka Tommy, is Dowalagetrest. Ths Bishop of Novella sad other saw attiadod. Sir George they arrived in town as &taw* ken Ids seat, Palladia. Nortbaeabseliad. Biabf Bu•oust paid a visit to Lied Jabs BANNS at kb m01d.... I. Dwaine-strict Deepatsbee were rewired yesterday at the Colonial se-. twos lb. gamins Ones Was India coloatea Despatches were sent of ham the Coloalakellas to the govesion of Malta, Nylon, and Bons-Kiag. sad alse to Ike Lord Sigh Cawaskstseer of tes liana Islands, as Saturday mania. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Boyel Family, will mush at Oebome limes ia mammeativo solo am, with os/y tk. masl attawhate of the souk aatil tad of *ha preset month FM omit will 111111.0 °Monis Home oa the Ist of Nomadic for Whams, 14M lime Majesty will Imam asocoeuelme of Tishah Samereano were issued on Friday night for a Or Osewil—die tint of the .as assay bell at Mb ssa sca—to mmeabl• at 3 o'clock ca Weilaseday, Um 23M MM., at the ForelgewSee, Downing-street. Meet of the cabinet hew already salved is tows. W. Odell and J. Brown, Feqrs., are masted memehets of Um Legislative Counial of New BrmateW-06- WPM IRELAND. Dins.nr, Gor. 19. The 11-sesnon's Journal continues to report pea grime relative to the " Irish Catholic University! and already it would appear that fonds are begin ning to pour into the treasurer's hands to carry on the undertaking in earnest. The Fromm says that mast liberal promisee are made beyond the Atlantic, and that sanguine hopes are entertained of help from that quarter; bat assist home risrathing more sub stantial than promises are come t ; An English gentleman, Mr. Davis, of Coo um, London, has transmitted a draft for 1 a aloud clergy man has contributed a similar suss, and presented I the committee with a large and valuable library. A priest from the south has also subscribed 100 L and a Mr. R. Kelly, T.C., a similar amount. In fa ct, at the close of the second day's sitting of the committee, their fonds amounted to 2,0001. from donation,; end they have decided on an extensive sys tem of soliciting funds throughout the world. The Freeman says : Missionaries will visit the country —lhe several aratinental states, America, the British colonies—all lauds in which learning and catholicity arivalued—and tar before the sympathising inhabt taits the cue of Ireland—tie resaripte d his holiness —Se project of the university--and for the sapprt requisite to carry out an import saltiot to Ireland Cone, bat to tie wish, catholic world. h tows &Hair the aftersoaa that tit hal P * awe the MK*" aoadannaticat of we at the Clemon's Colleges, or rather the mjestion of the petition of no thirteen resonant bishops, had been resolved fro Rome, but as far as I ban been able to lears, it is without any foundation. The Beening Pod asserts pesitively that no ral °barter will be given to the proposed "Catholic Uni versity," and mention soots precedents to show that such a privilege has already beat refused to estab lishments for sectarian education. The following particulars relative to the opening of the new session of the Cork College appear in the Benny Pod : la Goober, 1849, we 'attired all etainite, is matriculated. Thb year we have entered 47. The 39 hat year included 22 catholias—the 47 this year includes 80 eathelles ; maw gently the increase is altogether catholic The details are °MONISM, 1860.—Arts faculty. 25 ; medial's, 12 ; law, 1; 6; alviwilltere, 4. Total, aithollol, 80; sbunb of 12; MIN! 0101681661 1 ; 6. Orme& 1849.—Arts healty, 33; molusiso„ 2; law, nose ; *salaaming, 8; agrieultare, 1. Total, 89.—Ralf- gloss wake/les, 22; shards et Zeeland, 16; other pee -1 tenan 2. Then ts, will he ether inhumes in %Milk" and Jean ' sly, and these is every reuse is expect the iniwease will this still whip nosed the shallot eatmeem lost year. There numbers do sot iodide ebe non-matrieslated ited,ts who ii;;;;lthiiitile;TatTsse7, is es• by me ; bet thee ais sew =my Ewe Mss at the eemroosdieg tine law year. I us, rem* that the am ber el sehelantape to he esslaresi Ihia seloweee is bat two thistle et the Dauber elieseied Ire yew, awl thst *tit eiste army vales it she redueed from Kt le fat, al 1110= fa their mesa yaw sir swum saes* half Ow lasi, shish wee lam yew available be fast yeetoe miaow Astosgst the ISOM= at Tekity Oak" en last Tway, la dist et the lhatareaey, lea of the Vsey Rev. Vilma! Meastmerree, Alias ofebigia *the Easuabered Wales Cant Wieners sat today I in rebel, is their court in Esuriettaarest, and the attendauce of prelhaissal men was very gnat, the utmost inmost prevailing away those present, as this might be considered as the first day of badness after the room The preese however, were of a lately technical disaster. Mere ass eight pev• parties entered fur sale es Tuesday next. The following neregraph, which appears in the distal satires el the Irish Tenant Tanga this effect amain; is highly sigaideathows the ems nesse =peados§t. and s of opal= in the pras and ethenrise have had a that body : Pam Leseasesa—a reoehities wee pawed providing that them sheehl be Wed to the Ant el the meaty min ims ea addends to the effoot, dot is the MU to be MI Wove gosetimegoet by the :kith Tient Leer" pert des he he the planeness proteetioa awl twesevsemot se the he Mowers in wassaies with the ansogoseat of the again between lawiltril ad talent. A aetsepoodentsof the Bersatep Mail, who sib scribes himself A County Magistrate of Tipperary, * writes as follows : 1:11111 1 ;a:iity it TM be reported that Tray Meo ws& atOsaiW the Masai right flag at Osohel peter dity, I Worn you that 1 hays an 'Maid report ham the authorities I. attastiaaso ea the spot, that the auwaele nee bird were about two thousaid. The Menials and ilihmitiooma of Downstlve, tastily end sake, after a lengthened visit to hie LW' Chanty property, idt the Islam* of hie agMfe Thom Murray, Beg., at Edanderey, on hlondei Wee en reeds for Cookbersier• Abbey, the seat of Visoniat Ocialsentere. His lordship, dating his stay. eater salmi sU Lie trnansey at a ball ant neppc. ond nig d dna mare albst.tatial plods or ON Mom- Wu= of 110nan.—Order ban boa Nat fr. w ISMItIli" Ilbeasal ft INN Tharp Le Dritak, al greamaresmig al Imre slismalle. Vias Me op ' Ma lei Nair of Os 'spa ..sum doll in pes gra tide eiporft weessaxy 110 no ar /WOW 184.01141•••• 4 7 1 1. 11 4k ii Var 7. = Si ray booms Wes wee WALTHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. On Friday evade dee swil show of stock and the nada, at the rest seats amentka was hall at Weithassea.the.Wdie, he the Awls Lasater. At th e Inns, tilesMeelaint 9 2 0 • 11 . 1 is th e right mad left by Mr. W. N . New, Elton manor, the Ben. G. linaloy, of Bruns; the Rev, Wd. son, of Thorpe Arnold; Kr. H. C. /Embank of Wartaahr haus ; Mr. J. C. Bersaby, of Aeforay (barrisier); Kr. g eeze r Nereus, of Osadley ; and the Boy. I. Bradshaw, of Ather the nal loyal and patriotic touts, Mr. Roams pespired " The Health of the Lord•Lientonant of the = s ite s Duke of latlaad)," Wadi wee received with eatheihem. The May qui* of GRAN/ST.la on knife( his sells liner, adverted Is the nip grass bed OM it hiedraty to take (the revalestign of is Mats) ender pet smenbremmanes, is hilt dare te meet the times. He lied has miens te Mad te to MEM of his tenantry, mad in tides so he bed alma aes men he tease hie proprty, ale Was well known snow them, his moos for [instep bong • belief en the pert et ids gnus that l a : k = be more sat intory to them then it he had Mon two sea teem • distant, wag would esssequeitly be unqualnted wit c h the holier" habits, and wine of the tenantry.— (C.) The Marquis of GRANBY again roes, and said, the scat tent that I stall ban the honour of proposing to you is Sumas to the Wildman Agrionlesral Society. (Conn) I have sheep thought nee she assesnese of ISCB that if we mein leek Intern esindlition of the nrisaltural tautest' we mast sender the !violins peaky of late years. I massive that it Is Impossible lee as to talk of the farmer's interests and prespess without elm Wag into sonsiderstioa the pries begets he kin prednes. (Hear, hear.) I consider that the two this. are se mentially amented that to talk only Meat the predawn et teen and settle, leaving aside the ionised EM I jpeolestly man aad absurd. (Chun.) I en any that had the planers of maittleg you last it is an to pont tossagretslatis yam upon 'envie' that judos whisk yea thee denuded has the British pul(& meat, sad epee the bristliest°, of your wenn& 1 wt' leetand seat year by Mr. Cobden es to mime I said in this bail, aedl may be leaned sins this year as to what I may my ; but I ears not, I shall say what I think. (Ap pian.) And I tell Mr. Cobden that I think it is more keener, that it is more apse, that It is man straightiorward be speak the truth if meads, sad to leek our imagers Addy fa the fam, than at mama by aseanant ma subterfuge to hide the drag., that presses on the egralaral aura. (Chesge.) Every endeavour has been made to queries oar metier, sad even endeavour h. ben made to vilify our lateness, sad to misrepresent our views. They had die etaisaity the oar day men to say that Lord Bushy wee a deserter hom the cause of prow ! nos. Lankily that they mid se. I hove Lord Stanley's sewer is • inn to that charge, from which I will reed two of the most impsetent passages. Lord Stanley, referring to his spent at Ben, says—" I own, however, that whatever °bands= slight be mode on what I said at Bury, the last isillanne which I should have expand to have seen leans wee that I had changed my opinions on the subject of peeteetion." Surely this as se nurse to the gentleman ltred=ed him with inconsistency, and with baying, in an , viten uc ii that which he had an the maellmese M avow openly. Clone.) In another of the sans letter Lord mu y says—" It therefore, lee es the Can-lawn ere conerned, as entirely exceptional ense—ead I took care so to treat it—repeating emphatically nyesaviedoo that is the purely agricultural dirricts, sad men of all Is those where the highest farming prevailed, the nest changes had lateted, and must inflict, most se isjury MI landlord, hmeat, acd labourer." The =hr bees eked with great po at sepeeity, ." What has al the Penni/mists ?" I should like to ask = Ass enellisn—"Wnat has became of free trade sad the free treat Y . (Cheers.) I should like to see the men—a man who sells himself a statesman, and has a palate to knowledge of say kind whatever—who will come to um and ley, "I am • free-tender." Is Mr. Bright a free-trine? It any men was supposed to be one he would be. Well, Mr. Bright h a free-trader; but I want to know upon what tst.of fen trade be asked for a ocannikeion to inquire e hest mesas of promoting the cultivation ei seta is India. (Hear.) Do you all that fres bride? Wall, bet there n the Chancellor of the Embosser. Sir Charles Wood—le he • free-trader I I sisselir like to hear him review his free-trade doe. lens. I mini( conceive that free-trade means a total abolition of restrictions upm all trade whalers,. Them, Sir Charles Wood la a Free-trader, hellwi repeal the Imalt tax to-SIiWTOW Gaon), and he will also repeal all the taxes that press upon the agricultural Interest, and all the taius that press upon the domestic industry of the country. (Applause.) If he does not, he is no free-trader. If they men, however, thai their free trade applies only to foreigners, let them my es, and it would be understood; but they are not free-traders melees they repeal all restrictions what ever. " Oh ! but," says the Channlier of the Exchequer, "I must have • revenue ; the interest upon the national debt must be paid ; the dignity of the crown most be main mind ; our institutions mast be supported; the army and navy must be kept up; I mast impose tams to obtain the nesemary revenue; for the honour dignity, and very ex humes of the country depend noire Who doubts it? Not the protectionists ; they quits agree in sand that it is y r mummify ; but what has became of your free trade? get.) The fart is this, you cannot impose taxes upon this newsy and at the name time carry out your doctrine , et bee trade. (Applause.) I can sot who contradicts me. ' I tell them they mane[ do it, and that if these en their principles they will sink under them. "Oh ! bet," they say, "what we want is cheep food; we want snap bread." Now is that so? Are they consistent in what they nay? Quite the contrary ; what they want in clasp fonida bread, not English bread. (Loud cheers.) If they want cheap breed—if cheap food is their sole desire, allow sae to salt why it was that they nfased to support the motion of Mr. Disraeli last year, when h. proposed a reduc tion of the teem that press upon the uncultural interne, and which therefore had to raise the price of Engliih.grown nen If that was their sole desire, why did they sot sup port lib motion ? (Cheers.) Does not the land-tax, do not the poor-rates, do not the highway-rates, do not the county. rates, all press upon the agricultaral interest and do they not pretest the agrieultents in England from growing food at the reknit at whit they would be enabled to node* it if Una ran wen taken off? (Applause.) Now, I main sna it. sad I am eminaced I am right, that their desire is ass in have amp bread and cheep food, but that they wit to extend the foreign trade of this country, sad that sale. (Hear. bear.) Why, if it is cheap food that they dale, are two mime ether taxes they should take o the, Men ate tee upon tea ? For whet vas be mew OS the humbler chasm of this enatly Ikea deg vtbdseam. beams ? Why do they retain r. is Tapes ma t For what sea be eir wholesome awl so fa our working la r • glass of gmellm i re3 (((Bosse.) I say, thusfan, that their object net Is get amp teed, beta mend the foreign trade of this sentry. And sin, allow me to ask, wheels Indifference between a tiny Insiga ard and a cheap Emilia loaf ? L there any ilfireswl ?r the difference is this—that if you have a amp yet I s.! is plate of a cheap English loaf-4f you Import can lanai of using English corn, the bakv say ob tain bend semewhat cheaper than he would other wise do, bat it is smatethalmssed either by a diminutives of wages, or wham by Lag away with jouraspnee's wages altogether. But, on the tau kaad, if by taking off the Ines hem Englishegrewe sent you mien the price of Bas il* bend, the labortrer rearm the whole of his wens, sad men ths the whole of his wagn—he gets his bread now t and fasten of hang lees employent and Mend wages by sempettriaa, he will get mere ant plemmeat and higher wages. (Applause.) I uk, thou— whet has berme of the tree-traders In this country ? (Hear, beet) • great deal lad been said lately about the return of the Poor-law Bat I may that I men fallacious Matt mat Man that return bas .ern been offered to the Bridals aids. It may not have been Laded; I hope sot; bat I MN draw your athationtothe Milan of the steamiest, which has Imes ably expoeM by the Nnsasi Protection Bonny, of whisk Mr. Frederick Young is adman. La the ram la bed sempind the total amentesemse of the per he the yew lie with that of IE4B, ea they show that there has beam a degrease Ia the total charges of the kiss, as i=twith the latter year • but this retails hes beta laries et oaten, tie banding of wintheasees and that kind of Oleg; but the attest relief gin be the poor is the year 1849 has been rinse than ia the year 1848. What meidemee, then, sea be pissed is the ream of the Poor-law Board ? I with to count nothing, aad therefore I state alts that it Is • feet that the mamba. of pmpen In the workhouse Ia 1849 was lees than In 1849, aaeordiag to them reruns • but thou be It remembered than they take two days in nag year—Jenny the Ist and July the In in 18491 n ampere them with January the let sad July the let, 1848, sad according to the antra of peseta in the within, on those two days [leg Minato the mamba foe the whole year. Now, U they hid lakes die an week la February and the Ptah week la Ikea la sulk of those two ears they wadi hays had the swab's% enmity in the win I Asia to this M show you hew little depeadon can be placed as a report whir& bins I e 600011111 W upon two days IA the "W. Bet h wend has ban more fair bad the eapeMiture se LSO beta emagneed with the years lilt sr 11146, Stali dar =mfr, Masa d with the saiversalikesimettleiged 1114/1 (Hear, bear.) Baas dialed is theta that = had recently been a serablembis imam it the somber of " Wens, thins, and idle mgassas wisaimede," sad that property of all kinds in the real dinfint—esore asp.. tinily that of the labourior posr—as hammy the noble lo ooa rd d eo im nti et tur b t abou l mus ti t ng ea d y mos l doak has ima thenien cusiim ateth in er yo lt tree-trade meamns ; and I man take this 0 r be lliz a te praile ssana bi ef empin that I n t ot t air tlr= assaidithdrai 4e eireemrpsess se Niloolll will net only teß am the[ they bete lime dab% bet pry wfil &dee balk is Irvin mw *lnlay mane the ma empes, Id the sag tea et *a be what Obey may eshar yga m fg i utaszysdmilessaso ble isi". to thenr agp 7sid u L ail eba se m i e sibie lallild.. matey eeetang rareuarefiii : lPirk yie hi r r ut : o74l;n loll o llB4 %._ sabi ldig 7 but ift tait I lag jia * ria wal mead an S. al that yom l eta 171411.2 3 411.4448"11111184"" bwefb4 se IllffeN th :Or i mmmmet bti llaelefti geopal a kletlM lb*pla via 118 =i mime omen is to slab et es sisallsiS Vs see Ida MN Ills smellistims ea Ile Aft a pan allariftral li awn Mei *err isra w eipa ledsogib is Weems ear =pub. MS ► ad ye -hoee leagued our exports this year some 4,000,0004 Wtat can we wish fort What else can we desire ? Let me for one moment look at this question, and see what truth a exaggeration there is La this statem ent of the exports of oar hone trade. lem about to quota from a work I saw the other day-4 very able week, I thiak, from wkielt 1 van. tuned to nuke this extract, skowieg she froportatee of our home trade compered with oar fudge trade, for which everything is to be saufficed. This caletilvion, however, fit not Mihaly true for the pretest ear, because the kedge trade of this year is estimated at 00,0000004:—. The rem value of our foreign uade dose not equal the revenue; while, taking the profit of 62,000,0001. at 10 per cent., it only equals 45,000,0001. profit on the whole of our foreign trade, - w which everythieg is to be merifieed "—nct equal ouetenth part of our asumal menu., sad it is " net equal to one sixth of the interest of the national debt, not equal to one ninth of the rental of tik lead, and me-fortieth part of the profit of the home trade." (Chee r ..) oa And for this fifty-two millions—thin is the country's celeulations p ,zezt==teariked. (Hear, hoar.) With a de apinitaire, and with but a alight income in the goliey el ear meaufacturee, I do mak whether a temente& sake is likely to *adore thin data of thiap mush longer? (Hear hear.) For the eight months up to the 6th of Cicadae; in this year the p of the raw materiel of cotton, nearly all of which comes from America, increased 45 per cent., and amounted to 6,443,4301.; the Increased pries of yarn exported (8 per mat.) had been 388,766; and of goods im ported (autos manufactures made up), the increase at 6 par ant. was 698 , 4661 ; the increased value of exported ankles, 1,087,4314 ; making a difference between the Wound prow of the raw material in sot en, and the Increased price of ex ported cotton article., no less than 8,287,9724 But there Is something of still greater importance than that, Up to the 11th of October the decreased consumption of cotton hag been no lees than 171,400 balm • which is 13 per Gent. upon the whole egassuaption of cotton in 1849, as compared with 1848. Taking the year 1860, a compared wish 1849, the quantity of coitus peodueed is equal to 6,925,8004 ; and it you add keraued export. for the eight month, of this year there are only 448.E1961., which leaves a diminution in the home consumption of no lees than 8,378,7011. (Elea, hear.) Now, then, what is the interest for which all these muffle* have been made ? When you some to inquire into the ad vantages they have derived, you find that they have lost 'up wards of 6,000,0004 They now make every excuse they can unmet for the failure of their policy. The Pious says the famine must suffer hardships, because it I, the lot of humanity that they should do so. I answer,—but It is not in eenaquenu of the laws of nature, but on amount of the laws of man, that we are now suffering. (Applause.) In .sewer to the assertion that the imports which save taken plies were no doubt large, but that they did not pay the foreign producers to bring them over, and that they would, consequently, decrease the noble marquis catered into a calculation showing that god American flour mid be grown for 38s. 9d. a quarter, that it could be brought over for 6e., all charges included, which would in crease the price to 431. 93. per quarter, from which 9s. Bd. should be &dusted for bun ann other things, so that they could a ff ord to seU it in the English market for 345. 911. Whether the imports were likely to go on or not, he would leave them to decide. Bat (resumed the noble lord) Mr. Hume is a great deal more honest and straightforward than The Tessa. He comes out at once. There is no excuse, no sab'erfnge. At a meeting the other day in Loudon, speak ing as to economy, he said, " He hoped great things for the future—the landed proprietors were about to undergo the operation of the urea." (Laughter.) "The effects of Sir R. Peel's measure ' " said Mr. Hume, " had not yet been fully sees or felt." And Mr. Bright congratulates himself teat they are to be pauperised. What a monstrous idea is this, — that we should actually congratulate ourselves because the country is pauperised, is order that we may *enemies! What is the meaning of this crying out from one side of En laud to the other for diminishing the expenditure ? Whittle it but that the people are now feeling the pressure of taxa tion much heavier than they have ever done before ? (Hear, hear.) Dakota, to a late work, said that in 1816 the taus of the country were at the rate of 51. 4s. 10d. for each man, but that now it ie 21. 14s 110., about one half. If that be the cue—if taxes are only on•half of what they wen thee, how is it that there is this outcry for a ratted= of taxation ? (Cheers.) The system which is now being carried on is raining the country and destroying her vi ; kitty together with her beet interests. (Applause.) I per ; clay* that at all the agricultural meetings where this tone ' prevails, and where would-he tree-traders may be found, ' they say that they rely on the courage of the Saxon ; that true it is you ars in great difficulties, and prices are low, and you ars greatly depressed, but they say they rely upon you courage. I believe that words of greater truth were I never uttered than were thou by Lord Stanley, when he said that, if this system continued, " the injury would be felt by the landlord, the tenant-fanner and the labourer. lf lightning were to strike the towering branches of ea oak, it would shine the tree from top to bottom. (Cheers.) I believe that no distinction of interests can be drum ; and I would therefore entreat ell who are inter ' gated in agriculture to unite for a common object. I would entreat them to assist one another. I would entreat them to bear and forbear. I would entreat them to give mutual assistance, to give mutual counsel, and mutual support ; tor, if you de not, I believe the agricultural interests of this country will suffer. The blow will fall heavier upon those lands which are poor, and which, in ail probability, will 11 , hardly be able to be cultivated at all. At the same time, I hope that all will endeavour to cultivate their had, because, in the words of Lord Sauley, " if good farming will not I answer, depend upon it bed farming will not either." (Hear, • bur.) I would call upon aU sea at this juncture to avow their principles, so that when a genera election shall take plug the people of ilegland shall know who are the men they are going to elect, and what are their principles, so that ' they may know whether to elect them, or whether to die • miss them u unworthy of confidence, (Hear, hear.) . . . Rim rrh to meet, but sorer death to wait, Till her they bust le to undoubted hue. (Vahoment applause, in the midst of which the noble mar quis mussed his seat). Other touts followed, and the pruudiags terminatsd shortly after eight o'clock, having oecupisd font house and a hall THE LATE DOUBLE MURDERS AT LANG- HARNE, CARMARTHENSHIRE. The interesting and protracted inquiry, held before the coroner at the Globe Hotel, Langharns, touching the death of the lady of J. H. &tense, Bsg.,•of Brixton, has at length bees brought to a conclusion. The jury having retuned a verdict—" We And that Mary Ann Several died from the effects of poison, wilfully administered to her by Bliesbeth Gibbs." Tcie of tours II a verdict of " Wilful murder," and a detalaertegainst the primaer,who ie already in the county gaol on committal for the murder of Rebecca Uphill, wae lodged the ease owning. BOROUGH GAOLS.-It is declared by an act posed in the last session that great inconvenisnce and expense have been found to remit to cities and boroughs burins or pro viding and maietaining at their own vet gaols or houses of correction, from the necessity of committing to the common gaol of the county to which such city:or borough posy be situated, for trial at the simian for such county, persona charged with agues committed within the limits of sash city. or borough. The act provides that prisoners [may be eeramitted, to borough gaols for trial at the assizes, but for murder the commitment must be as heretofore to the county gaol. Prisoners committed to borough gaols are to be re moved to borough gaols previously to trial, and may be re moved back again to undergo the sinstenee. With respect to borough prisoners committed to county gaols, It is enacted that where no speckl contract is subsisting, such expense sod all other expenses which may be incurred by such county in respect of every such prisoner shall be paid by the council of such city or borough to the treasurer of such gaol or county. The act came into foree on the 14th of August and extends to England and Wales. , . . 1 -- _ • - MUSICAL BaLLOWS.--Mr. John Heard, of Chittle harakolt, in the pariah of Chittlehanspton, near Elouthmol ton, Devon, bee constructed a very curious piece of mech.- labels for the Exhibition of 1861, which coosaete of a pair of bellows. While blowing the fire, the tune of God Save the Queen will be played, and immediately the operator ceases to blow the mule will stop. It Is flat intended for the Inhibition, and at its close to be promoted to the Queen. Mr. Heard le self-taught; be Ilea built a great number of or for parish churches. via., Filleigh, Warkleigh, Chit. tleholt, & e., besides leaking a number of pianofortes, reamical clocks, doe. &o. If time will permit, he intends to make many other curious sad valuable articles for the Rita- Wien.— Waters Theta. Pause.—Last evening (Sunday), at shoat eight o'clock, a Si. broke out on the premises of Mr. &pewit, a groat, No. 88, Dean-street, Oxford-street, which destroyed, during the abort time that ft lasted, a considerable amount of property. On Saturday evening the premises of lir. Ben =ca, a painter and grainer, 6, Ore-place, Grange- Bermondsey, wen Illtitigy consumed, owing to a simi lar wasualty. Sr. Ltrito MOSPITAL.—A LUNATIC BALL.—On Friday last, the 18th hut, Mla g z l3t. Lake's-day, the sales. nt tainents of dancing awl were Worded a a ledge soaker of the Wimpy somber of this ispeetmat charity, leader Snowstorms of ream latereek It was the fast eassoca of this hid whi ss t= ahem place at et. bake% sod Ikea the bona of the emodertaking 11 seep he to be re peated. It open time mar the = assagemeest el the residua slim, as** gbh the smasties of the hews esoratiessoad opus dr argpsdra of the physician', bo som gp g ag ye a ata pellersa, moss eat 1100N11, were emaidell es els eldest la the it SO groat hall in the soles of the lieddiag, sal meets provided, Stay "le "b 147 "n 5 t a ritr th la rtlor dis old Sn e ll :. _ 16 21 461".. .aryl nine etilSik, 4 1 1 Zo wa t e .11 rt Ikea geggrobt Mad cheerfully to their respective span ning.: mg awes of the establishment, with each names mai sietestasts es could be spared from the galleries, Joined la the dame. 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