The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-14 00:00:00

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A 115..... ..... lAsewsk.ll6 rift ROSTON, SATURDAY, BRPTRYBRR 14. TiIR death of Chief lodise Dessau 'Bards ma un expected opportunity of showing what the intentions of the pretest government are with respect to the remiss of judicial patroaage is Ireland. The late Chief Amities was a man of varied talents and LOOM plishoseuts. As a Nisi Pries advocate his reputation was higher tbu as a chamber lawyer; nod his eradi ates in perllarnentary debate very meth transcended his claims to solidity of learning. But it theist be denied that he owed his elevation to the heath rather to pencils! favour thee to preterit:mai or politisal merits. Whatever there may have bone, they were at best bat of second or third-rate quality; while the reward conferred upon him was one of the bighj est in the gift of the crown. The is hip made Josh Donaarr Chief Justice of the Common Pleas in Ireland; whom will they melte his sea ether ? They uplifted a man of insinuating manners and unfailing adroitness as an °Maid parti san above the men of experience, worth, and fitness at the Irish bar, and in total disregard of all total claims. For their favourite was a g tory up to the hour when he entered their service, and from the moment that the assumption of the minis* enabled him to discard their Bury. For twenty years this most accomplished and mast anceessful of foressie essiduttier: received no lees than 8,0001. • year foe performing the Wet labs'. rinse duties of the bench in Ireland, and far quietly bat effectually lending all the weight of bit station , and iIIAUODC4I to those opinions which Rise-tenths of the people of that matey Judy regard as the creed of their bondage. It is preposterthe to pretend that a man of energy and talent can, as a wholly conceal the tendency of his sentiments when ques tions of social, sectarian, or Mate policy come Judi eially before him. To be able to restrain his expressions within suitable bounds, and to guard his decisions from the fatal im pntation of partiality is as mach as men of ordinary capacity can be expected to do. But though the particular suitor may have no jest ground to complain, public opinion is to a great extent inde nted by the tone and tendency of those addresses which on all ocosioes of importance we are mesas tamed to bear from the seat of judgment; and is country where authority has too long, and with too mush reason, been suspected of complicity with op pression, it is of infinite moment that the tenor of every sentence that aeappsee judicial lips should be calm, candid, sad ; and that even when the passions of the mishits& hurry them into acts that call for reprehension and punishment, the re bukes of the judge, to um the apt word, of Lord BACON, " should be grave and not taunting." There is little cause to apprehend that the enceaseer of the late Chief Justice will be a man of wit. We are not aware that ansoeg the presumptive candi dates for his vacant place there is one whose powers el sarcasm or of epigram are in the lest likely to prove dangerous. Bat without grace the demeanour of a partisan of oligarchy may be full of gall ; and where there is little wisdom there Molten times so leek of wormwood. The injurer never forgives; sad those who are ceaseless of having wreaged the people are not safe men to be entrusted with the disposal of their properties, liberties, or lives. Some have earned popular hatred by the life-long and consistent enmity to race and erred and claim in which they were brought up. Others have earned a like aversioo, qualified wily by a natural isfasion of contempt, by having merely lent themselves to a oars not originally their own, mad affecting a seal not according to knowledge or to right in the amine of repression. If a choice must be made from either class we had almost rather am the open would promoted to high station . We doubt it It would not do leas bare in every way. The Irish have so long been inured to the iasolesee of etheadthey, that they expect little else from the ahem of that faction, and behold its continuance without wonder. No one marvelled when the late Mr. DOHMITY was appointed by the whip in 1831; no one would be surprised if Mr. NAPIER were appointed by them in 1860. What is more probable, perhaps, and more to be feared is, that some the equally hostile to all the nation slaves se its doe, bet who hae been in acme raped, less open in the avowal may be singled out for whig father—pour essansrager lee snares. This we enact but dermath this we scald not but deplore. The demoralising effects of ash a aurae are palpable; the ruinous results upon the permanent diameter of the whir' as a party are so lees certain though possibly lem plain. The demand for retrenchment in the civil establish ments of the three kingdoms has been and will doubt. less continue to be urged upon the executive meat as well as the legagetnes. We r ei n s ; now ester into the queatioa how far jediebil reductions can be carried with dee regard to the Mama adminiebsden of the law. Bat very little reflection will sake, we think, to satisfy very intelligent or impartial mind, that at sash a t ime it lamas s all the mere neutrally that sash new appeist meat should be above sespiteen, and Alma be each as to conciliate popular atenfidemes sad t. The ehlef of each of the supreme courts is a esteemed with more than cedusary judicial sespoes- Wlke. In him the great sad rare qualities that are required in esiabination to seesdtate an eminent judge are peculiarly demanded. There are undoubtedly objectless to the practice of selecting • chief frees his 'mimeo brethren; but circumstances may justify deviations from the more usual coarse ; and no practitioner at the Irish bar, however high his pretensions be, can deem him- self slighted should the tried and proven itnem foe high trust of men like Mr. Julies Pawn, Mr. ins- I ties Moose, or Mr. Justin BALL, receive their well. meritedn Pleas resopition in the presidency of the Court of Commo. Two Berkshire jagless are in arms ivied the Poor Law Board on the greet Maple Dalian ame. Led on by the sole landlord sad 'again at the pariah of that same, Mr. /hoax?, they liste been bold swath to attack • arias antamealo made by I:M.- IMM ABECiIIiTT, En: ie WM surdas the Radios Rake, hoe which it woad that for ems pat the 'squires et Is the lis I= ll ot Beading ban lama martimelato ur t= le of poor ratm ham the tarmac the by the gawk proems of pais' demi et seams.° The floor of parliament Welt nartewly es caped bang male the some of stadia in the deg-days et kat maim Nothing presaged that Wel satastrathe bat the predates et their champion therm Mr. Hem" who " did *et think the matter worth rands, for a committee about". Otherwke Mr. ABacterr meat ham haea sticted peached, and perhaps , im So thialt the Berkshire j a estiese—a et ad ie :CM Buorms. Mr. 111:111.=, as we have said, irse set qu so warlike. He took • middle emu, hews main sad ineraisch. " The sinsirsism emit priated,aad &ea amoebae sees. Nepal lbeamery o f un wi re UM wiled be mewed for ea phis late •y." ldo the moved toe - , sad, ea vary last dr s y rf e e M ad = s eedisred is Sol: sad pitted it le, awl wow the puke cue of the of tbe repaid Yr. Allwaxrr , ewe by Vsis perliassatia7 cetera is by as mass difficult to appraised, sad may be very acidly stated. Mr. MAURICE, to 1847, bid!! examised before the listtletainit Committee sl the Hoses of Commas, stated (Questions Envie Win in the =stws •-gr..l. by the LW Mr.Ciu.s. Based. Ho appears eirida eM troth. impiral of all permits "imforsatica ' is that p Ihrie Dolma, ral statemitots " eZticia - 'qt - Wtt!e Wedto 2fi.~wwt~si~ reties es tie r dad from dilipnt 611 three parishes( after making Th. .IM apes The jostles@ de I limy moms deny Altscitrre seeking. bralght him to the • statement was well he, !metribetre .so deli Maul Malle di* poor 4'4 been valid down ant t. Their inmates soeseqseutly. are, dek Beading." Lisboa* were specified; use was elf t o: ac p e oaching, and the parson indeed! him ar Wing a week to leave the parish.", In mei a whole family were tarsal oat, beesitho father was °wined of poschieg. They west Is Reeding. Tbsgs ewes occurred In Maple Durham. Similar cases were resented from the other two rAabee. Mr. Bt.tic being " the sole owner of Maple Durham," felt his beam insulted by this report, beanbag as it did to*. the fall " the illiberal and in correct statements of Mr. Catowlce.." He pet the asoustiosa a ptesapt but a cstegorical &dal. He wisely himself fo the refutation (28:h Febru ary, 1 866) et the particular instaaas gleaned from Maple Durham. Poacher (No. I) was not Oeeted for pomade*, bat for the eoperadded offence of insolence; unpardonable is a poacher. However, the charge arise the parses Is net contradicted. The family of pair (No. 2) was turbid out, act tar the father's seneistise, bat for the conseqsences of it. "After the benainstiou of his, moot" all his small was having beet " he found the rent too kink' of the cottage he had been occupying—it was en • ' shilling a week—sad " be moved into another het" consibuso of two now, he which be paid sevespeess • week. la this house be remained until his badly. grew op. It coimisted of himself. hie softh, a natural we hie wife had Ware her and one eon and too daughters by her haeesL arri 2 theparties deptin the one , skyway eparbswel, did 12 fief sreare. We scarcely Ind bleW. it this poor man's ruin is doe use predated its astiml consequences." Ono of the detughters fed a very alt i solute life. The general feeling in the parish win that she was its the family way by her mother's suN. rat son With cossiderable tsclirett, Mr. BLoMIT Immediately adds:—" I could not allow of this immorality; I the:ebb gave the parents the eietia(f) either to yet their daughters plates mid eV ere ' don to settle elsewhere, er to pit my house. ferred (i) the latter. You will therefore siert triumphantly concludes, " that poaching was not the cause of this family being turned out of the parish." On the contrary, we see that it was the only cause and that Mr. BLOUNT has not mended the MO by his eztation of it. with respect to the other charges, he boldly declare; that , in Reading throw only three families belonging to Maple Durham ; that during the last 24 years only three houses have best pulled down in that parish; that they were so palled down became they were oat of repair; that, "in return, at least eight new tenements have bean that, in Carer/ham pariah, six hovels were in like meaner taken down to be replaced by eight comfortable brick cottages: that at Gunner's Green the like has beet effected. So decided we the line of defence taken by Mr. BLOUNT, that another inquiry had to be instituted by Mr. A'Becurrr. In the meantime, Mr. BLOUNT imam another statement to " My . deer Home; (Marsh 9, 1860), materially qualify ing the first. The Fziod of limitation was from twenty.to fifteen; and the " three families from Mapr is D arimm" had swollen in one fortnight tato six. The hot seems to be that, on the previous Fri day,—a het which ha knew, or might hue known, before he wrote that letter,—Mr. A'BecKarr, then in his neighbourhood, and . *egged Prrovautiaff the second inquiry, had " amuse the names of those six families, all tieing in Beadiag."He says himself(March 11,1850), "I had bees scarcely halm hoer in Beading before I obtained their mass. Nee was this all; en entering the house of one of these six, I was in stantly informed of more." In fact, so abundant was the seldom', that be will have " in all probability to make these and other matters the subject of a sup 'plemeetary report I" many of Huse other natters being cases of famtlae ejected for poaching. As to the pulling down sad Wilding up of house. in Caversham, Mr. A'Bzcitirr, with Datial itdigsa tios, complains of an important omission in . Btorier's statement, vin.: That while the homes polled down were tenements of the poor, those erected in their steed are" homes et twenty, milesn, or twelve pounds a year.' lie Ws from ocular thaw ration, that " the cottage acoommeMiss in **perish has bees be greatly reduced," es kir es the peer are coneerned; and is " quite alibied that &ether in quiry would only multiply the seem of kairdelip ut tered by the agricultural peer ia lie neighbeaeheed of Reading, and unarm the mmeimina et witch these who have hitherto impartioliy ituatigated the sub ject have arrived." In a subsequent Misr (26th March, 1860) be states shun proud iestamme al ready obtained of Maple Dothan families b ta.::: into RiOdift, and suctions, amongst other that of the rslkving Alcor. Ho thsa onerne rates a startling array of aottages aa S down in N ewly Pariah, gi for -ititmant, and the every expression tee the judgment to which he had mein " that the antes, aoommalotkia of Boylan& bad =Modally diadalobed.° In reply to theme fads Mr. Bt xurr (21st April, 1860) e.em to the faced migration of set three nor air, bet semis beanies "frost my perish of Maple Durham to Beading;" sad desks the rest. Three days . later (24th April. 1860) these seven grow into " Eon" In a subsegseat, bat undated, letter, how ever, be calls this "an error ia number; I ought to have written eight." do be I. Three bullies grown into eight ! make a very strong eame of arlihmsdeal l e this ssion la this style the whole sew of the J. spied the Poor Law Board is essdeeted. We will there fore End= oureelves to only us other illustration. Mr. Swim, sot being INS jbd to thp doings-in New leads wink a Mr. Baca= is pat. forward to most that part et the Asap VW May, 1860). This be doe, moo by {he palibtag tiowa at attars ia Hawked., but by That fa Oa plan of cottages palled down in As —quite a distinet pars see ording to ABE:tar? (24th Ali, Nap) new cot bays been balk. The Neuman is quits in character. M. RliacKarr, wearied out by sash oorreopendents, sad lading the; 'wigs asegisteriel degas are very heavy, and - Fridays are the rel days he has at libeelp " (May 24,1860)), offers to bring manse to ea ism, sal is most Mr. Bt ma potosaally at any ono alto on any Friday. for the purpose of bru him face to hes with bis (Mr. A'Bacarres) in tot. Bat Mr. Bwwn has by Ibis time harmed to be wary. He writs* ao more; sad the &asap is erupted by SO MR Mr. Hamm (10 /sly. 1850) N Mat noble Alm:sari= ends the wag " by talliag the Pembina et the Poor-law Board that be (Mr. IL) " esseat ese the Atoms ei Mr. Bwoirr Dial Thos to with the parties; rad does hoe the =Bee worth moving for a cowasiftee &beet I• • No wee seed be esid." With &see make mods Meileasoseal Sir WituAs NA/1111 esseledes Me let" prollowlse to glee s *meet eosin of the treassitisei 'bilk led to the aselsisbely WOW of C sep a ti ssel Um, *libel is peeled's% Muses, sod bliessl la yousisiliels apnea R WILLIAM weedy Wok so be to sub sietsbes, • es geest Mel woe sequisee to be sea Ilse Me of Wesel Iwo is be plot doe to ew4e els& beesie Nat tie seeded et lir Camas I NA=with eelbasscs to tbe ooset-Bastial ea , loveless essinseeess to the dlesiplble of _ counted, a Camas remarked that thieinso — threaiisent I.J.thou M gian aside edbitol: ifl 11111111Ong I nay ittetiervaaddet Tar* 4r. nab an appil•: ready witit notari. at, rcaln that the Waal mow, sad ti tall sea . wan not scat is Wit Again Sir enema Caked wan gantion--thsihillt wordi at which is act stated—about the (swords o f'' the re giment, and wad told by Colonel Baca Win they-nab set keep them se sharp us the natives, who use icathea wabbarda. Itaehlinationa wen assuladtt aot at a anon to have led Colonel Van to that be wan undeiclal .intscr*ltticy boariog the median% mr.ogdact it Sir however, having elicited these otatamati frau the soloed, tame round sad tolls tine what their colonel had laid, In a meaner, ; unavoidably bavo lad *MU! ,a4 1 • 7 9 1 1at wandilig Dane had tit apaaNag asegaragsagg at thew. •ftialswiV wads„ warding to fi brother's mobs devil ! Went ealdivre. dls COOsiar ' rig an WA Mo. wadi win Ina ,100 am not so slur writ= swords; I the rode I see Ware we. aid Mob Ws Mars en brief an stress Grow we hays smother war I wend sbe boa an oppertuacy' ID she what they an Mu 111. Mir one indeed asiklead Knee mogybdned with his dying breath, " per re . tu iseideg" of hit weeds. It wee telling a t,tEles nodes tbe daily taunts of the tell et Army,' their Wind bad npreeented them as_ no my to their mai elleeterlly. It was eknii4 telling them that ffilh Ostend heel been emleavemnit to ozoldPito for me Chilliaawallah innedventure by imp inefficiency to them. To leave no doubt this was his meaning, Sir Cameo added_ minims that In the event of another war the sea aheeM hum an opportanity ot showing thej had in been le dime :—" If we have amber war I wosidgive them an oppertnaity to show Irbil they en made of." Thip was as neltement to dfseeptest, 44 it prod mutiny., Sir WILLitY Nana Weed ail ample to din, that the words meld act ban hem understood in this tense. To this sad he pens a letter addressed by, Colonel BIND, imenediately after the inspection se the Secretary of the Commander-in-Chief. It is feu indeed from this niter that Colonel Lugo did 41 . art first pensive the invidious, leaning the weak ism intended or adapted to teeny. Attaching Was he. portant* to the desultory conversation about the man weight at the men, and the precise dopes et *harpoon ot their swords, it might not mese Willi that these questions had soy reletlin le Cbillianwallak. Not Manning *ducally the . selap mander-irchief 's phraseology, he • ht not MINIM at ones that Sir 011411.161, by sot explaining how colonel colonel came to make such remarks as he attri to him was leading the soldiers to believe that commingling offion had, been complaining of them Wood Bineoelyobservell that Sir Czarism NAPTia was soothing the feelings of the soldiers, sad rabid far this, hi the fends of his heart he wrote to the a of the Commander-in-Chief, the letter bon wtt a ge Wit.u.so queen. Bid subsequent events showed him the aeon I. which the soldiers had on &Mood Bir Canoga Nana, and done monkr tits showed him that their interpretation et tir Catalan words was the natural and omen ens Then came the matiooges act of *Loan, and the extrsordisary 'onion of. Sit Queue NAP= in granting a lies pardon to the soldier who bad polo hey y seemed his commanding odder of cowards, sod ordering the than he rejoin his regiment. This ad, coupled with the leagnege formerly held i Sir Cassias, was susceptible of bat me the belief of the Commander-in-Chief that the abed was mare to blame than the pirate. The dying wai l of Coked Imo st.ply expren the only conduit* at which an impartial third party could arrive by coupling mob wards with molt conduct: "Yew mo aria beforethe regiment sowed the sleds a/ diem% tent, which have ripened into mutiny. Tea me the one, of the stripes and ponishment whidtffint tiny hag led to." Sir Witium NAM' has failed to mialpfle Ise oafCoausender-iio of the lodise anny • ken- the , grave s_e_ sa having systematioally Wed lb. wards Dolma Km in a manna theednin ifer to semilitpiles Atd with regard to the reda,, ties lOW alms_ netters can be msonift, phdaed, =age Pinatas, et nellegirs te promote insabordiastionied =is the seeks et the army, Sir WiLinffi preserves a maim einem. This, however, is GA charge to which practically most immolate aliedien The feelings awakened by the monad* IMO/ (kneel Kum are more sa *Nair d esatimat theft a main to practical anasens. Bat the - foes period Eto BMus,. awl the orgleet te take any ysiMthesg';:nin Is admiet t t ot j et:11 11 g wow wenn& se be so gross an act of mutiny Miss% a mart 4 kiwiteht instently to hen ben lestitated. If the alp ae of the regiment is so lax as Sir Casual' Nam alleges, it is no pmeible that it can be kept in an mefficiant stns. And whether its discipline is lax or not, it is isepoo ills that canes sea esenise the neconary esatzei over soldier who have daily before their eyes see of their comrades, guilty of one of the gravestollioses a soldier eta seam* s ammo them neponished sad mesbaked. Add to. that the Oostased* inthiet who has acemeed the dialer had keld Isetimge to the ',giant 'link in Ur= sisti It then fitilage,he cenasChallave sees we, ealeillied le as the spirit whisk, broke set Is We 644 =mit whether it blind' white to nein*, hemp is whisk Sr Wtl.l.llltNArtsA these who have cOmMetted in the yablle appi painful nasentions. It, is ? „ ‘ L ormary.ihh er Wuusst to imput e ayaae ilim al on ar4 efforts of mks% owl Y %els p= s yereolie,7 6 little With is likely to eflikitsil -to Inelt With eir Wuranal Ie IMMO. the intelli *ty of a Nuns is teadamaials• sod piaselle him. lane is a kid et mss td tingle maim sheen the man that to constreet laye.` Wow .4asesee 44 oat ot ths mint eltary:!l4l Mit 64 was es bb. anew* selt.lon ia timehid la MY' way. Bat he rest enured thet events of ate a swim Airwaves those whielsenessmaied and is bane twits elude d Coldest Kum, revs m %Tr jobe moist aspenti nit pawn* alas. With beger... jbe ~age ,the Wks MU*. set he allowed to remain' a l l isi did= la wre asibli ot detr= si eed it' , Nene that=boot i at dig al li tt . 1 1 will 'stet sest,-*he senpiliens of the pub*. • That se bolo and oat" '4 mistionsonlist al I* Wn.tian &odd shift the neet impoetautint et the sleet V .*" deirrit All •PRIPAISC - • - - ..,.~, . ' 1 )alovass .. ftizao Wownessi ot:lthe ozil e voi to termum. meow=asd , . Nfirlelal.111M.0100•1. womber sue* hie sass Issils ealobesEb: sinfaelsalli Se bin Ili iho lar eih T ti Z . vile rigilinelli Lea* la oe sad is of the ilibtlias. IL T. liefors. of Ms Newlav Besid.• Ala him. *a that ohs liatriai=d 4.4 3 l6 :•=ed lim* sosamimil Ida ibe soca% bays aziessioi a N tome isberion. _ _ rty ethisito . , Vista *Omit - tioria has returned imeekkeigwed, sad Ine i'Mpt MI bed all -day. He will set out od theft:lth shah to-visit ebederetametemfihs dentin • ..la. what .seees. am we to understated Loci, Ifemolem'e disavow** of osops-d'itots f Simply es a isloslie to be quite foe the present, and not to have immediate MOON* to a military revel tidos for °bak ing a permanent embed% The jawlike *met the departmosta Ovideatly . made with the latentionef Olitel*g soak a pigesederance st the next Alser. tied *ones as will amide him to bet oW . iis the aetheatio representative* the natioual WUf. If be Maids two millions of sages, which armee to be mem than probable, the host will be then nps for dentiteing one ceerd' hid, for a amp d'ifst or raphers idiseady there snot be .et some point or another. -Armed with the antheelty et two or three Millions of esSeiges, he will be able to say that be overthrows the smistitation In eider to make the corserstome of Me meestitutioe, that is the sovereignty of the smipented. This is manifestly the course widek the I Pmaidoct ohlillikei and it most be orstemed with great chances of success. The middle ceders, and most important adherents u a body to the house of Orleans, are evidently in many plasm passing over to the flag of Lank Napelson.. If the imirit of the national peed kne been noted generally as act friendly to 'the President, it is . meats at least that their ocy 4 ultive la Its* i" dont mit mesa "Vire ',Niece de Joi= and that they would 1)1180 atarehostile to Orionis& is coalition with 1,1101040 y. . How much froth. there is in the rumours of a , fusion, between the two &ow bon branches, bow mask/ear trait/ as yet resulted from the oakum' esoillatioes of M. do Selmetly between Claimant and Wiesbaden, Prohedorf and Ostend, is net yin ,eel clear ; but it may be prodiedod with confides,* that from the day on whkh the haler of Orleans - "mints au alliance with legitimacy..the suffrages upon which Orleanism moats is Frame will go to swell the majority-of Laois Napoleon. Man. while a gnat dearer will have to be emonntired whee the moment of election comes; for all the die. franchised electors are determined, on the Mooed Sunday in May, to march to the ballot-box in every commune of France. At least this is the ham:dowel the wallet party. If they editors to their remind-on the question will evidently have to be settled by faros. It is true that violent popular movements, which are given out beforehand as certain to some off lace a pointed moment very rarely do occur. But at It is impossible for the government to be in I mejo4ty syrup/here,' to bream the conflict will not be suffi cient to prevent it, and partial insurrections of gnat gravitymay arise out -4 this electoral edlisioe. If Louis Napoleon mead in triumphing over this ail= oalty, he may make hie Wed easy iftit tint pre-, tenure to the throes of Frame. An animated debate took place yesterday is the Committee of Penniman The is said to liamilisis an expremien in the P ri: r at Miwkodk, in whisk he'promises to Paris and berg railway , if the inhabit its of e mili tary poet will aid him toealatge the-authority of the menden Osseral is iald to have drawn the attention of ,ieflosiOese with much serneitnees to the danger of 'Sontag langiage so andlsguiesdly oiabitious end unconstitutional pare without rebuke se demand of explaaatioa frem the government. - MM. Docbatel and Mantalint are about to leave for Ostend, where the widow of built Philippe is to arrive tomorrow or Saturday, nosompanisd by the Doane d'Orlosna and hee two none, the Duke and Dodoes de Nemours, the Prince and Primer* de Joinville, end the Duke and Duchess d'Auntale.lEing Leopold has, it is said, invited his mother-in-law. to. made at grummets, bat the camell doff:milk has de cided otherwise, at least for the Tamest, and all the family will remain for six weeks at Ostend, is the Hotel d'Alimasipm o viblethbes bees prepared for that pdon. , „ Lerd Norissaby udoresd to Paris yesterday. The King of Deem's* has fast sent to M. de Pew sissy tbe grand soul of Dustbin, on tie oecosios of the affairs of Foldesuisk. M. Achille Fault, Minister cif Finance; milk . *** to Paris to-nionew. • Tao Trinomial Correetiosal Polio yastorda y eoa dossed faro mood Debate, Damao (ogre; vers), • (ex-editor of We R!fornis), and ?aloe (of the Roe de Fi•boarg Ili Denis, 61), to 1;000 fr. fine each, for having, wist, 'having obtained th• permission required by law, engraved, or cooed to lo engraved, a medal bearing toscriptions ag*st the root eleetorel law; and purpordeg to to-dedl extol to the 6,000,000 eleetOrs excluded by that, lair. The President of the Ropablio, as the report of the Minister of the Interior, lea decreed the formaties of a commission Goes:ambling dodoes's& ofpersons for indemnities far the loom emblics4, lc the once al the revelation of Peltrom; aad,this insorreedera WV 50m•.1648. The semmission is to' Impended Brie be the Minister afthe'haterior,a In his absence, by th. 58eretu i= . 0 2 1 t 4 d.P;rtlasit i it. aresiets, of saveable of whom are high fonw Unwise of 411hrealt departments of the goaroment. Tiogregstervethet loallanh, 1848, the provisional gothewhimat r oolednestilthallar commission, bet that its labOtot wan soiolmaltid by the inourreatia at !um, 184 8..1a. d tilitfiiilaft When dameinew At an earsadiary general manias of the •sitiow. holders of tlip:OtlePol to /Sordoni* Rainey Cowman the question of atagOeg,the law a Anoint 41840, by which the otecoansa is prolompithmst% xsts and some days te 40 yeas t was. brought, torlrati for cociideration. The meeting wan 4 assio sommoso ogle, nearly 1,300 thir t9 sh o o r ldr uas. beag . possmat . row. , einting Viiirst44 Qt . lilier o mist 4141 satlalaaal woo 4 .IMisa‘cese a thwdlommos s in which he disowned the revise baring a sacha . the prothisse car as hos t the, , . in !NM; alai the ..040. PIS ananistossw,aassopexcios, t 04 ,0 4 416 * , .._ ._ 1 *. , ..0. • 14 " 4'"^ ' The iostaiße flail,* If the Beallailhasmi besdaa. canoed meta n c - in Peek and fel a Mil lima ln tbe The diessaa sessousedw deo has erisensewhat losesthom 1 mil. w ont ia the panciame shoat SUndllines, ihs °fibs lamer lain 48,200,000 fr., end of the 141 far 748438 1 10i1r.. Its protean/ balsas padsally de01444. the sannat Jai's* beim oaly 48,014 fa, and la ihisleparhesate 4. 1 3 8 . 8 8411. Os the side e 4 the liabilities theamenit,c4 was he adoweladon bar ham of in Nils Tg millious, sad besiesroseed in the Cll * B ham. : The amosat eassat it the amant bete ; ory si bas V o l, minis., thei tame Priests soosaatemaime la Pans has at snarly 1 million, sod .ht the Inaluill millissh the smants of ths forrar• Wag . to 8 11 2 1 $144fris aod el the let* 14,644,080 fr. ffifil t l:4 9 481.110491,00.010bdik ~ sin St new dlin to 4911 minims otastse la odados. .. , • Madness was very Gambia" the sealing sf.thh =naiad the badman sondlierably;bat the tirbk" t ioathanie thee sat, =tie, ts beam ga tin goer head. ves ad. The Pis, after .94.10, tai 'MUER again to 8341, aimed at 98.1 aiallefd sees. dome a yeassia_y. Ths Tams toll.Bo amass, and .I jot at Isilla.' The seilway mbar* asset was law vim Moil, sad a. inemeet ash iplashat lima Vale / the ma mar stadoemy.. , Thellim F eis Pialsamtme ises;. whisk • *ea is spa the 'of • sew lead ' . 4 pith@ liardaisa. gsnemaiont with lb. me • ha somewhat Maw the Agars of yeatardop . * • tti.tt . . AA IRATE& Tba 'Olorosaitai Rams of use 6th esseeneentedli eislly that his holism has mooed a oommiseiee for the purpose of establishing the rola be be 'Wowed by the stmeofeetworo olf.7lomodesirotwol oludionsmieles of their, own to Ws Loadea Enbilitien. Tie met miesion also W examine the skidoo Wended fer tho ' •tica and to decide whether' they are worth wading to Loader]. The sonunieden to composed el Moo emoshersi Prim Qtotont is their pcesidnth - - - PIRDMONT. • The Piodosoodose Gatetto, of 'the 9th, eneottneee the nomination of weal:elision by the King of Sardinia, for the wpm of framing a MK to be presented to I the parliament neat union, elsaroilkair the introdati tioa of brag* boolia.-.Theprerhininteenntil of Irre in Piedmont ham almost aimaimeelly seta ant *adorn to the king, praying for the 'otalinittiot4 dlhirelt property and the abolition of engine: • • • It Jesaid that the Antigen goveramialhatittimild Kennington between Rome and Piedmont ' '" NAPLES. The Cbstokhiensfe of Irlatency, of the iStb, (*as Wine from Naples, static that seven generale', the army of the Two Skates have been chinillsed .lamta the awslikehodihat peaky empkeif b 3 the opi um* lestibOir Vibe/. ' . TUSCANY. LEGHORN, Sm. & The . Alietrbut enennandant has taken pomemeion•of all ire! Mires Ind Smog places here. The military 1 . 1 4 641 fte1, cannon', and ammunition ere in hie int tnedikte power so that when the Taman aniliery want to exercise they are obliged to ark the Austrian officer for the objects neceemary for the nalinteatre, • GERAIANtsi! • . • . HESSE CABSEi cAt slum The publisher of the New Iressiiehe Zeitung, the bound which Was Wised yesterday, announces to day, by his own paper, that he has obtained the pro teetion of the highest - civil tribunal of the land fur his publication. The foliewing order has just born sent to the proper officer rommlindiethim it otici to restore they property seized In &flailed of Abe fl o c. The infinite itnportinoe of this docnitideit*Oi b.: sp. parent on the first roadies : Joegwast in the aims of Fr.dk. °Miter, of Carel, plata- Ult, awl the larailloilotrelt of Hesse Castel, charged with whlawystalinignaltd segreiskin. Having loud the roas pia* of the plesowilse awl the &Minim en which it i s Wel, together with We lade., end eonskiering that the enneyiniat ismppend on We loofa-1. That the comphitreat It =bar of a awmpiper celled the Non Hessisclao a pekithel radioed= ; and, 2. That In put/memo, atom odium? hewed Sept 7, Mode wizen of poses and dinfint espies of tidnewspeper, a writtmcordari vistaed by Sawa Bons was emeated at the Olin of th e a b ove masted Journal:whereby 50 printed newsmen and 104 half prided shoots of No. 422 of the paper was seised, and taken away with ?ideals; sad that, farther, 'Adler, wets I..ft in the aid with orders to prevent the farther printing of neetepapsmiinnet that the fintipsateameof /lion 37 el thodustilatisaid swot Jimmy, 1831, is dependent on the wbostissat matesee, which promises a special law for ogeeses by the pow, zed is to be aosstrued together with the law ea the added hand August 211,1848.—considering that the latter taw aglow with &egos 37 of the constitu tional am, la wedding that the prow shall be free from ell entrants, fawn cenotre„ quanta, untowskoa, or aarother kind of restriefloN except as provided by this law f. ocimiden. lug that, according to them laws no . peocteMotta can be telt,* optima slltleel joernala omelet in the dud? .1 •law, sad that whhon a jedicial verdict to Journal de l e g be sospondad on repprearad--coe =lS 0f i141 4..43 the breed et' u } tad priding operatives. contort Iv aenpspsn, sad the *lnd midgialgtht,--that the order on which thew visdawfalprawallupwate WWI was dried by Goterralßawr, waded's, twee sliewo lased (hot, 7of this yme,-.cear ehlealag that this tarder.peen if we ster7 it altJawfully paw ls th e muse evening when t dated. net hamar Z 2 1P 1.40313 5da 607 torendwat gess te yet such wean flottbadifisid i Publicity asfileisat liquidity the immediate ssSsallaadlMerin its eiteeeldit_ coosidning that the itltho k ?h dead by. Ministate, appeared rclit ialudrolift illitlegmatatat eentotittes of the us, a oresawasse wh weeduttiottally trosizsd. rad wheat an be replied by we daciaratlea awe MB le contained I. the oMbinac• refuted to; cowl. darn' that the darts have to decide dimply, and without thieve:Woe say made& inflame whatever 'oft the validity of lid _ordnance of Se 7, odaparisi •it with the-laws eirlite ?Wet, —consWeriog that tba pro- Withigedt .surf have taken place in opposi tion to the Idditailit lens Of rbd land, and are of a duneter is no wise to be Jastald ; watidering that no party bad the right to intrude apes the proteins of the =mai ultde m i ti, Erditiollei 4 44 w, and .tboro,11) the este it , the wart asciares the Stasis- Antleilarrilty,Wii that the 50 prised copies of the New iffesfasho _lead the 104 partially prioudsheata take. sway sw by entidet fillnent Dauer, on the 7th •of Sep Mather be • emitted a r m the place from whea l they wen taken ; the sanitary guard planed the date to ' the printing, be with. drawn. TIM' • mart *Ad throats that the Smelt 'Smoak me kamignosams ti lahaefore to prevent the print ing. publnatien, er ode of the said journal, and be masked today the ettra of sixdollan, the estimated annual el damage a Sued by the oomplainant, and to »port to this dart on the 13th hat. that all these direction have been fulfilled:— =gawk 9. bor Sepwase Civil Gout of Slowed Hew, Obasa. Ihiletroant preferred by the Permanent Com d▪ tteri theltstas spinet thoministees RamanPau& and Harm & which the Chief Proserator of the state •kne undertaken to prawn* runs u follows : • • Extract fro fri piiiiri ' state procurator. Camel, Sept . — ls elf complaint of the Enna* remullttes of the Y. Hareeptlay, or ran, and . Waiters et mete • Blame precur °B 7te d ter de dined to preemie it the lectirme at: tho mid sommiscee:ashitring that = efika bs e 4 easeit a. C i royltSai 401 illl Aalarm of = I" 04 alle. 61 it Om Maustitntional am, ... • • and mom with ht the mmpeteney of , the 1a l o" *dr . 5t04601115 that atordiett to hen 76 of the law the famatiene of the sauna, dated October 31, to et the she hibernate are empowered and eientine all eemplainte whisk indlriduals ' ...,.. 4r.. .. ...... 'Wield lame, mad sines • ' whether ' frost the metes or theft emamittee, le a eentedh4 to Station 75 of lOU laihimmad law s to IA lotnte Mel poets, ma, a I eat ea the ahem of use man mule ere MUM a MUM. i sealers llll haPosalblit to Mentrue arty of the laws in the sews that the legnietere intended, to withdraw Amen pee r hired lay the mete; er their ecetialsl•6 to.. the ordinary mateh, the Maar preemstar will undertake to bring the *amp in question before the mon annual fee deckien.— 1%06 17 order ct the atal•l Insaratos)—Lizamaaux, tim Peskofilae, so government establiele meat is carrying oat the aneeastitaticael demos, 17 WEVWSNWIMIR. The Hlth Court at hides at Wertsitbarg baa levet ite &edam at the hipreetuneni et tb. ex-eitis- Wr et airlift attairt Beret Wachter Spittle', on a charge of haw*/ violteel the oectithution. The court derdarie that there waswasp tenotttinh for gat; iroPrach mot I}sa . usi airs. 11.—Tokatily Lama, 1066. Now 1,. r , r. sal s. R&M per Class.. 100; Watissal D•bs, 36; Coo amid Masie6lll466l • Presaima,ll33; Baal Itearee. 963. Vzsxue.,, lUL 11 —.rift per Oast. 11436114•66, 961; 4/66,41•114-116ff per Cola*. 411116,116; Bask Slums, 1,161. Saalias.de es Lutiloh 11.46. BWlT22ll.thillaii 16 mitt. of Valais and ostbar ` n al is ms% &gambol the potato disease is again Mask' net THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVEN 1 if #Alkt a l * ;• 41 - ~ . . - . . . - • 112.-- - -gums . 197% 2284, 2273) to the eke the' the - British and armies atm. sir Clumi,aa . .. --- 1--•=t----lp -- - - - to chime into Briggs ems the - • • iiimo tto i ,... the 14th 1 %..L, , a a _ad_ limit late t.(11;.:.t A: • •.1 :: .), vri I :. 1 .fll 11JF .ir II -4- ' AWL.. SEMI IL ' MR "" • vielety, by air .. hit ino olp e ' .. .4 0 , ~ „ ';, , BINA -i, .... , - ., ),:,,, 1 tti 'loci tiewilltorri °mow - , llllolot, te . 410133 it ' b i th. '__ Mi . i=cip i . . ...- .i' -- s' , 1 '..',.. -,' o iftsi bedded adiftelispablh eel 'r •. • .•* . 00 40 MY of ton n e) , • , ' . . - “rg . r ••i. ' "' . 'la. evestegi•sli- hale teleciet. His .A' BUIE= ~, 'l e • i: s •' , ( , ~,,Ji i,6,,_*., , • nnimaiwodlitt 'aid • nninissis, ptil. • - 1 141. 5 -: !sot a:. 0, . t. 4,.. hiss. Bin-mato ',7 - th.P . • 4,„T 0l ... ~ • - '- • . - '\ - - .i.,, k,44,0 ' boarheod of theomiswilme • 4 '"'''"' C " " ~. - ...,/* . - emm..stiat...o 'F ' ' • * I. ears to base - ._ , . ~i.... ~.„„, ,N . where the drealatigo-ted bath' , .., reltpatee . _ist muf t is a I ,Z; es , . 1. • r ih- Ho ' " 1 "" .. ' ' •4• .-..•-• ' IC- • •••• •' ' 4 stopped. Two oompaniee of the obsaware MOr r,., -- 4 - 7:ra ,-...,, r i l„,, oo "w l s . a r„,-. ry Se 1481 . 1 prom •to as able to 'lvo '• • not wee word ea the "SO AMP/ tether' .., -uvr. 'Mimed ln the tenths Two si ., ~- • ...........- ~;,...- -: -.. me, Ise • 77- 44- - : is that He did the ease in mates orit hit Mt. tp,_ .._. _ I_ : • it ~ . e „ ren3 • " .. Irtagt"r 3l6 - 4 thi PlideaNt Orreia It l'i : bk i6 ris Zes au" _ r.:: 43 : tm imiseht emi r 9•1- pater - . , „ ite, = . __..._.-_. 21 ., , . E ... : •E ri bre 5i 0 „. 1 % Aiwa, the Stu a n eseess.-mesestie Me sk). I4S• raw me ' and " partials/ histancee rit bona'' , ' .11oon 1 46.1 1 **9__ __ - m inr..mi ' 'T " • tie Eke dela elmon, - mad the me ; remisa mom matnews mosAhorts; sic • r et Matrek o hiS tar s $ O/ So With re - htrallS-13---liot-nmhboa - ' - ' niggle niggled isHei - dc lika i ttot -*floc. .101411133318 ses mew. m apjr i a 91; 1650), "the primed by' Wee ihriiiria tl6 'Gee at 4.1 Vim Napalms*" eistsoetig at ap t a b l i qw .• , mop . I,.=AV.loloiriale.Millerie he them see d ihtill" solc ho ' weroOlit •. liht . ~ ~ .i , The Presidenthm• MUM& from his voyage • day ~ o*-6,„-.0 -1,-,-,. - .-tvt n,.- ' ... 0 - ..."--,* pet semesel *wry.' Thom elates Ike' the' Wait* AV l oud the l oratiog upae 0 4 44.iti0na r .., , Tbs - ,:, 0? if •!-, -. .„., • _ ._-_- - s.". u., ~ .: IBA "Wok he had to report ; sad h Elle ctierthi l'iSi ..jhol.3trelet la it. - ',sod by ilia g i U :fr m g ni p rograms , n o - ~, d '• „,.., • ..,, bi„ ~, spAiN tk .. 11.1 i -4011..il .0..4. yell *me latestigthoss aad mthdy- Whiles* sari that letter isthe rusk elleasity ,i non b oo p e n ul t .6 no rgd.n yt tsyno n. .4; . -.,,., • 1: „ p„,,„ . • : .--- ~....,...4.-7 .., '' if!' ' !!,;;:. ma met amordingly. We on see nethins.af Insanity in.. it, bond only r ini - ,6b min d,..an s , •• -- ti---7 . 64 smell . , Allellanlii4.3llo *otiose 11 - tha1i . :34561.1i e is ash Poriejel Phloe to' Has writhing. 50 . ,,,„- Th° l °,,tit'rio Pllthcikrooh"ghtil lell spoil • •rit • Mat itith - amsy lo ‘ kwiliimemewaserrimiro Aortal% isoileetelt 180; ay. that was name of Mr. and Sii ILLIAIt ow wily' eialaits its stemmata US 1* eon m a st . - - - - exeseded-the ,WOW . ealareitilria clested,' 130; pecorradite• re the Daly complain that it be scouratc, bat men, en the Ptiffilitit *MY' giaoa / l i r t e r as it was, th ey ...t. my elitetedaho sew pramesistas Mooted, 4 r doable me- ths spes_kelts that Hr. rft•Dyncit's me some& ' T h ee thid tail! - 55.15110 Vii,: ~,I n o w . 6 eriss pro gnus s i b= servatieweleadonn 1111 doable- 'oov/edits •elestflikil visti i l e t :It lie not well gromied. 0 Maple Deltas'," said eh. Cathrta 'Nern e t A z ir. , . • • s the 14th: &ho d. n_ i nso :d ' . , . . y tae 11 Andras in the Dalmatia and Ce ' ate • mash la the Wort elation of Dissector, athl e te 'et lir was weight oi r : Ins laktwilm prnsghtt 6thl a i s 4 11 th t , ' N .:fri ~ks own. is I n r ec ti enn i n . w i t he an , t i N ita ._ me Commies ; e 4 does Newlaads. the ain .111011 a tad Wen told 17st.- Ab. _ lilir a tm ,. gads ( M . Vi t i, Ni - i i ii . a ii! 0 7, , , wisdasididishamingegatvilwon , , bitit sit of ths mar have bees milled down CZAPI.iII remarked that this was th ree Atom &Mak enc.. - sc. - ...ant._7. i.:._ :.'....--a __a. A_,-..• --; a._ • • _ ' THE L413,4) , 1N1T147911T GALE. The Cbtorrieur di Ls Gironde, of Wednesday, give. fallopein Owls of the death of Lleuttosat " Mr. Male witgimpeaded from Ariandsam, at , a quarter-pest eta, deet,:nded at a gearter-paatorres in the comesnarot Cats, on nem:rem spat of growth situated hat mien the prepertyof *Xid.Rogus nod that of K. Balsamic Bevels or eight pea emits who with at work in.the usiehhourhood, name laid hold of the balleen, the moped of which bad caseht holt of .e.fie taw. „In e..hes,memoetta the halloo* Was lying• quietly on tho ground, and the horse was dimagaged - The figs of the poor animal were completely bonumbed, sod it lame- Weedy ley down. It men afttersoar. is, however, rdimered Melia gelotriahugisp,•begaa to sat the prim as neighing had hippo's& At this isteneat the wind wes blowing ostler bash, and the balloon which the effort. of the pentane" could scarcely restrain, havi ng been freed from the weight of the Ithmeosegtdred aft additional simensimal form. Mt. Gale, who will dry getlck in his inevenenV end very impatiens, gm. directions to the peasinM which went but Isadly uader stood try thene,M ha spoke In English." The stronaut i ttall graittalthe elle,-Ited me smog. d In fastening wide topes We the balloon width nadseemed w attactithe horse, when, new mass 'order notthederstood by thy peasants,- they times" AM reporebleit bell the balloon. The halide thus freed, ascended in a perpeedieslar Her, ind the branch of the tree to which-Vet grapnel! lad faste ned broke. At this nyment Mr. Gee, who wee atadliog up, was thrown down into the bottom of the of lift the shock. Toil fil added to the escape of pi, caused by the prodigious %AV nsional force, must hats donned and suffocated thetmfortnade man, for be wes not Kea WM. eisarwardo, and he was n.) more vi sible to the inside mumbled. Tme balloon, is this sec on d itseendon, went about two mile", but whit. took place during this period no one an tell. A peasant of Cestss prstenda that, as the balloon was paming over a fie grove ' he distin guished the aeronaut lying down in the car, hi s heed bang ing met the side with test theme protruding from the mouth, a self Mid bet suffocated. If such be the feet, a alight Adel Woillibes soffit:tenet. here thrown him out of the car, and this accouot upped" the more probable, as a hole was made in the bottom albs car through which Mr. Gale as• ended when Itavarg the horse. We must, for the sake of troth, mention that, at the MOM et of his fire ascent, MT; Gehl was tot perfectly sober ; he had taken m ve than his Meal guantity'of spiritooot liquor, MI his state of e seas- IMO wee nab that Mr. CI ford was alarmed, arid proposed kithithed Id , his stead. The proposal°a was, however, re jessetvand Mr. Clifford wormed - IA apyreheosfon to several serretes present. At eight o'clock 'the son in law of M. Le 'bundle a field the plume of ehite feathers with which W sad of the horse had been ornamented, and which Mr. Mikalowl taken off it end stock bilis own cop. On receiving this tardnestion, some penione, Mr. Ciiff mil amongst the nelinher; *wit totbe plea - Where It was expected Mr. Gay, wont& hum Mine down lathe Commune of Cedes, and' atter • loos search the bslloon was found in a field beyond the Croix-d'Hitax, still half fall of gas. It was not tom and every tidier was in its plan, bat no trace of the aeronaut could be MIMI dieting the evening. After some iovutigationa and as lbeidght was fin admitted, Mr. 'Clifford proposed to empty the balloon, and to carry itback to Bordeaux, thinking that Nr. , Odle not seeing any one near it the time of hie d. scent Mfg gliebidfidenti go In search of assistance in some of the hellersear, and *hers he would stop for the Light Be -I=wominewever mad. at sops of the ketoses, but no 'lodi him. Ott the fbllciWies "d/y, Minder, the Windt* foiltiM W.V. rdtbied, butwithinit avail. Testa. daY, thi proco,rear of the republid received a letter from M. Palmetto, dating that the body of the unfmunate man had been found on Ms estate at Costae. It appeared that at beesk of day an intialfitant of the iornmupe, in taking his covessef their patture, saw oats of the animals preoced to • dump Ohms", and hegin smelling at aomething lying there. He went to the spot, when he was horrified at wicks the body of a man, the face coMpletely eaten awey by dogs and, wild animale, and the limbs in a broken and mutilated condition. The place when the body was Sound was upwards of, a ma. from where the halide° had been discovered. Itifoemation Was immediately siren to the proper authotitias, and they proceeded to the spot, and drew up a prods verbal "lithe affair, and the body was carefully removed. At 8 ticlosit Id the evening ft was taken to Vincentits, preparatory to In beteg Interred." , The ildoorial &midair of the same day gives • somewhat different semount of the cause of the death of Mr. Oslo. It says :—" it nightfall. Mr. Gd• effected his &meat tietwese Peasant aid Martignao. He hastened to re/ease the horse from the repe y . which attached, ,to the car, end, by his e*giiiitivif . gestures Nebo cold 110 t speak Pet nob) he ix trestipelud t o the !Ta t u b s,:r op w u ho w lood h as i zel t zl e that th on ey were to W hen he supposed that his whiles were understood, Mr. Gale gain Mat Into the ear , in order to open the rely. a aod empty thoballoon as piomptly as passible. Finding some part of the cordage impede his movements, he drew a long knife from his pocket to cut it, when the poloist., not knowing the use he was going to make of the memo, and doomed at his excited manner, all at once go their hold. The bal loon, relieved from the weight of the horse and a portion of the ballast, then row again with prodigious rapidity. carry ing with ieths onfortunitte aeronaut, 'impended by hit Mode, which clutched one of the ropes. The position was frightful. Only the energy of despair could have prolonged it for a few inrants. Mr. Gal., no doubt, must have soon lost his hold and fallen from e peat height." ENCZOACHIIIOIIII ON ST. hmzs's AND TIM °saw l'atuut.—l would ask what amenity there can be to looking at the plan for what is termed improvements proposed in St. James's Park, opposite to Buckingham Palsies," to pat the country to an expense of about 15,1401, when certainly 1,60 W. would accomplish all that is required. It is prepaid to alter the present line of iron railing to the enclosures of St. James's and the Green Parke, to which this. CAA be no objections ' • bat why, or for what mama, the present ornamental pines of water is to be destroyed, and etociroashed alma by a stiff, formal, and unsightly enclosure of iron railing, which is estimated at 16,0001., it is utterly bahoesiblik to conjecture • there is nothing gained by it, and it is not of the slightest ' advantage either to the palace, or much lees to the public. There is a sum of 6,1161 put down for iron railing gates, dm., in frost if the date. What has become o f expensive bronze railing put up by the late Mr. Nash ?—Correspondent of 27tc Builder. - - - STRIZE AT MONYWEARMOCTII COL mahr.—Ois Mosley last between two and three hundred of the mat lowers employed at Moakarearmouth Colliery struck work, owiag to • change in the mete of payment for a coolie portion of work, sad which was intended t• be made by the omen et the twittery. On Tuesday, 'de Burns, the viewer, applied to the borough magiatzetes for four war rants maims the pitmen who had left their work without liave ; end on Monday be made en application to the Wm, on What of the onuses of the colliery. He said the pitman had refused I. work Itemise the owners wished to pay them by the score instead of the yard, as they formerly bed done. The °worn did not want to matte a reduction of wages, neither did the work sea seek lot an advents; sad the men, sill refusing to work, the owners were determined to turn eev.ral of them oat of their houses that day, and be feared that the peace might be broken; he therefore hoped that the ma &strides would grant the protection of the police, which was accordingly granted. On Wednesday aittrnoon, Mr. Burns, accompanied by a number of bailiffs, rimmed by • mamba of the borough polioe, prosiedtd to Mookmare mouth Colliery, and removed twenty (muse oat of their houses. The goods were removed by the colliery cuts, partly to Morkwemmonth, and to • quarry and fields near Southwick, when several of the workmen encamped tot the night. The same evening a miesiios at the workless was held at Hatchinima'a Tavern, Kingeteset, Monkweare Mouth ; the room was crowded to eases.. John liebtlint pitman, was ealltd to the chair. The meeting was glee addressed by Muer& Martin Jade and Joseph &Milder from Newcastle, and several of the workmen, from which we authored the following alatimeste, via.:— That the owners of Monkweanneath Colliery hod changed the mode of wattles themal in s portion of the mine, to • system whisk Is termed the Derbyshire Lose-wall, and the hewers had been paid at the rate of 94.. and 10J. pee yard, for working the seam, the average Prise fend Wad IM:per yard, that the owners had sow ameidered to change the male of payment, via., to pay the mu by the Mon. which would, consemently, be a reduction of th e metes wages. Th ey stated' that 10 yards of coal Made I sopre, which at the Mirage price of 94. par yard would be 71. I. per booth the ' ram for blasting bad ls. ed. the Wen 2e. 6d., which animated altogether to Hs. 64 ' . per some ' and the owners wished to pay them for the isms work fia. per wore, sad thee also the workmen were to aid blast the coal sad find their own gunpowder, and be subject to set oat and lay oat Mr the same =out, which`would - amoust to a rednetioa of every otisl.hewer's wages from 2e. to le. IM. per day. Thla being the whole cause of the strike. They also consideired they had bees illegally tamed 'eat of their homes,' without having • Month 4 notice, tad' hire determined to try the cue by law. 'lt was Barthel • Stated that one of the workmen said that ha emderstooi that the mutes wished the men to make an eat at what mice they would work at per seem, and a emthmitsee was appointed to mike that sr nnomiestee /VMS also Sated - that there were now 260 eanhttetterde estlefiki, and 159 off-hand man ware working in the selisel e _blit leveed of than had given up. A number of stork seen hithateered to watch the furniture in the fields dark/4 &Oh/ gilt, mad several of them offered the tormonts all the &elm: they shad afford in their dwellings. The whelks elftlthaterakere urged the men to keep the peace, and the smodi pederea tou r were Her ik& ectsdneted in the most orderly manner. INCINDSANILUI AT LONG CLAWSON AND CONILIT TM. OP ISM OWNIII QV TKO POOPIPTY.—On Taseday Vat, this village,wos agar the rose of a der ruetire fire e which entirely esweemed two large wheat horror the plo party et Mr. Ridding. An lavestigatiso Iree tarn place; and her eirenoureoses of la extremely raspieions chancier ish=ourpired, • warrant area obtained, arid Mr. Bidding wan oneresl sod owned before the magistrates $1 16110114110 Ma dtit hart. The priories' error is that of a wrlo ci lipat urea Am Hardy, who &proof that, to pre through the steolt•yard from glearriog, the saw Mr. Riskliag, who antra her to rake baste an d let away ; whoa she reared her father's bouts, whir le 160 per •Sf r as saw the An. Ulna this evidosee the pri soner wee ressaaded till Monday ket, when he woo tally committed fee trial We asiererad the property had been issued cooly a few dap, la the Glebe firoolke.—Sfeerford Mornery. BOAT ACCIDENT. 7 -A boles crew of four ROPlian ettentea wen pin off to their ve7oscfrOm.i;rtiihieldt. dna, to ffottudor afibt, wham they q uarrelled, the boat eepoistod A nd two of thou wen drown& The men belonged to the atisian barque Argo, sad the tames of the MOO drowsed an Baer °metal( Etwadrozo, and Joh! . GronnerelL The body of Brasetron has been picked op.—Sunderland Herald.