The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-30 00:00:00

. 101/1w- fort the I pfinC . 14 ,01 of , / T 01 CS nate La ebri 11.0 1 CCO 4 cuTII art , 1110 if it tiff tto Wit on: Ira no eta It T sod e Of I 115. Mp wt to 1 ds L es: ks tal tle ko of to a. IT] P . X It of or 11 et t. U • 0 U 0 tl el t' ■ 1 b 1 • • 1 EYBWING„ JANUARY 30, 1810. LONDON. - Tee bbibng:l7 et the 1 ibe ""'" e i TM Tee i MAN e'd" di ,„obt be few" wr ,s • tbe 1 8 " .. " r i 4""lssi be too` Titbit _,;,air 3.4 31d :11t of DV 04 r ittan"' that de hee d t h e deeds ett"'%..g ain g to • kessrr,orP.-riatsea. wok ds el ita i lard tie is. _ we" „ ma d e item societally - 1i I. this esepeek &OM 2 . " t° thef t wedeln, width illitts% • It• to t.o' , '"` • —..e magpie. mil whisk we sabudt Af t' 16"". M tar— ovelera The questio So n we allude to le who. lige• e b u y.a remane for si 7re and stet at 'e th o s reek is m eq t he • " o f Ira occasioned by the weak ? The It' "it,„l,lll,gupon Mi n g this co t sry, he mar to provide r'%' l . l :; t - y s l e it, being to man eSsisat mine of the at ~,,, me. by mem of Teske, amewele, tad ed. 14 ' 1 " cat by mesas of a morn hal; It is of especial .11t1 40 . e xpeadistm ef that sat be (imaged if.r%tlti'tit-pii.lattbat does not offer a prithe I. the n shove its reitoratien, est of to a el ca. °Ts " i d original eardemey; mme ve n lg . % Me tee el toter ete a 1.• r espect, appears to em s to derma 4 " ' s c h a r gto tafttal the oast of %Wearer ettmt.°l chargin g ), which ham boas to = " a (4half-yser. It aminge ha i g mods dar" t he kiag of - test Mimi* We t the afar wor "troes°ll that the capital Amid see be d ismo d *m g es. rte .--• that do net fame Milks to ik• t at*, cruet, by the respany, NA shamed to cater on paella , er the tint .1 dm 4 10 account ; " o eseegiai to Itltf !DOM 10 geode., a b o yam nndssslaN) a as o w caw re are gie•• to tsarist number of mime t o ham to.. emit Ost t.;0 4 °urn-- R im te db , and .s NUM& ,rd d e stroyed. In war , d rift q uestion. wo nodes the fat, that ems Law n o an terse has been brokea up during the belyeat. wi t h er ne% to the aims char & t* cspital for timber tesebs, a nd for stock r co llection and Hem of c/I: o r l rg 'Mni .aoed that they constiftits addles= to the P s s-Xelb ate i Lave been rendsmel Dafamaag by *a WNW tee ;tea' s treffic of the ompany. trader the bed of as. fork s and waggon repair. V.* tonal Italliesel e tZi s s tuaished in the accounts to the extent of wow Ltltisl. This arises in consequence et the Mesh It NI bl:ooololJutkOistlithat a d: ritt r z y s . t h l azg aies hmes sr umme dma gry ge. sad seriustels c . e . tag it properly enough set forth seder the Mad asess er t r: 11E21. e We some the cucumstacee as w hirl 01 the sit timings of this particular half-year. We are Omni to ban it in or power to state that the risousts o f t h e marry are kept with snit eafte, &Hamm. sad h. • 'con. east alto/ether rifler the neatest credit ea the 064 n cursed is that depth mint of the company's best a,,, -W. ban the honour to remain, (km, QVILTIAIL, BALL, Jo? a Cactus." siu'aerman WILSON isquited whether the oblerto• tris in the Mute report, with regard to the new ~Mee, tt ; Myren& to the Iset ax or the Wit tail's months. The CHAIRMAN said tbe report had reference easy de a coons of tb, peat ball year. Kans. Quilt., and Ball wen ingilletrA to proceed r if they had been appointed by us lad. permit committee of investigatt to ; and (t must be ridectory to the proprietor, as it was to the directors, to Lars fns the report that they had sated ap to the apish of that Inner ion. They had sot refined themselves to a Mtn al starairtios of the rashers in the book% bat they 104 KW into the queries of the propriety of the sops. posh • -to capital and rower. The only weeks of arrows - ion raised is their report bad referent* to f of. needed to capital tor the east of sow eatines sad itturs demised in the coarse of the half year. No desks cwt of toe proprietors recollested the itzplardiee mid& was gives a year ago of the circumstances in which the lOW posy was then pieced r•li nod ingises. There was a hapset with Mown. Situp, Berets, and Co., ea Maacheeter, for the delivery el thirty sew mire. Is tied ai d iht;, when the trsttic rapt alp iseremmd, the .4S of 1/1110.t0 was tound insuffi.sent to work slime. TM Mall of kcomedn poser tad then my isefibiestly atanaged under the repine of the joie.' committee tech* OR he of t•e three Aletplialft . tie LAO At*, as he had beta ialeedhl4 Moose beourit rev stead trill. 1.• No, to," 't as," W steers ) Toe difficulty as w materially increased de. '..ftry, by a retract, of arm twenty ecginta, wh proved dep. rare, re' req. Ted eateries a:tent:ions boles they be red. Loder thole circeinstanis, the d wen obliged to 00 into the mutat end la i r= haws epos engines wherever they meld Sad them It ma Ma ford that thirty emirs had ben astrestail ter teyead the somber recta red. The diastase semeedal is re. crag the somber to be delivered from thirty to tea ; and the dew el 6,0001 is send s was ths east of the last three miss, by tee ilflivny , whisk is the last holt.pear the est.trar W b..' esmOoted. le this mateuest, Wal to at Marbelders is Ist., sad ia that issued twelve ammithe ago, it was retort. d that the shame in reopen of that tor ant was a lemmas, Marge to earful ; sad he still repoola kta that light. His ides eft proper diedamiss WHIM canal sad rents, was this. It WY ale d copal to oftialets the lir sad keep the tithes M M amid am them, sal, that beim dam capitol meat head o• , f the manna to mimes. (Cheers.) U capital bed asks sistalw Is the antaet--toe example, by the parabas Sr et tee suet land-Airy wart set to supead the pap sow of eivihe I sail *elan leeerred bed bete mob op. la he stmt maw, its exeredve amber of meats W. bey. wwwwed for, alpha end Owed the loss; all Met Niel raid he expected le du wee to esaoseia the Ire to ilimint Sege, sad te beep np the workieg creek. (Hem, hear.. la the resist cue till meth of eagMes, l 111. brig realierahly mare their wee rig eW a el Ma tecsil be sold , as ern ae advastageftee t eams • .biased, and the amour nerved brim the mie et tine regimes would sever he 11110. did to reverie, but wield writs. elf la re'-toe of capital. The newt eceldnedi • swum that the sem of 7,200,M. would be sisaisat illili g rte Asa o,tepletioa of the espial acconat. That *.e.: a swots of ealy 97,0001. lee Ware mem- Ltm, tad with so smells margin, the directors would AA nett their unman erre they (eh path Ely ass& Mt. The estimates bad bees gives to the proprietors eh easy 01.81111.1411 le 184; it wee stand that the whde tf motel 'speeded up to that time was 6,617,0004 sad 11s: 631,0001. was re quitted to sempleta the works. Is amen risme given in 1846, It inserted thet the teal et Alt of espial expended wee 6,912,0001., sad INS resaked to be *speeded. A year later it was mated that the amour emesded was 7.103.0 1 701., tut the slum of 97 0001. was sail required. TIM lo: entsidi !Mt remaining week wee the tulassemeat the London bridge station. The cent pct lot the mikes sad mews'' tenseary to brag the work ap to the level bed bow wk. s tor 34,0001, cad 10,0001. bed bees paid m stl• matt. The reads** work said molly be estimehol, 1.144 !bets dinners weer to week, as they were I. to, is the most ecsamaital as h possile. He East tort into, therefore. that the sum elf 'MK suite lankiest Se emplete the male Armer the Istatva.bei tie statism sod ell the wades to 14 , the weepsay had spent shoot „_3llO lar eal ibey bed nosed awes to the maul 110$11/, end they bed lI'L - -rioshed liabilities to the eased d Add. md extra •'4 vAtemplated la 1848 bed boosessiralis= %of., eseektiag m aWy the estomits of tho br.lp witsonoo as M psseYs for imoasso devellodolt eithinading which *ems of LWOW i n" the Ymk dim! expeaditure, whib hems mu • assokbeabb proles • Wad as • ZOOM ke samingepoiss„ (Red. WO Ho goyim d thee, heads ea takproolos had god dyed that a. railway estimates put fern he the arms el 194$ wen wed. Weeded se meet the feessiel yeesswes M that peeked. t, f aj o s, la the ease of the Brigham Oempaay he would WI my me to justify seek an emetios. (Cheer ) rase pariodos nig ht net madarstand why the Marge kw Maass Merest was marl, 3,0001. toes then fee M sonemeading Mayas of 1044 while is the Mast of lass espial them was se " imam. ir em. The ;Modica esplanades of the free worm M Liam upm whisk trend was shined to NOM Ist maledictive ezpendlture is liar in pn grit, bee Pa spa she ha ball mar IM3, wee 110, •' that ia the lest Wit peer it was 130,133 i. • and that in the primer half year ilore ad. He miglit .44 that the mama' gives fees isaa Mid was the usosat borrowed up to the sad of the half tow, tad aot the avenge of the ball year. (Rear, Mar.) tte tmection in the, rate of Lateral for money, ski& was 14 . taking plate, had sot yet bees kit. It ist My In the some of the last hall that it had fallen se materially as to affiN a Psspeet of relief. At the Dane time be tut ohm t+La ea a eircumatanse of the attic importer* at TM !! ,4 % tor, future prisprity of W mosmay. (Beer, imm) dt their loon capital of 1,500.000 i. • rarities of_Almi %A. u the rate of intend would tiniest 11/ASA A ! , w. wed, as money could this be bessetal with ewe at 4 Sr tat, or even at a lowa rate d sofas, sidle tin ' , stem rats which they Ind had lepap At ems time pad `•*t.terly 5, he thought that she Mmssiidsn voids epee' ` ,ll tom is Mishima that, tithe point sato of the mpg wrist motioned, it digit vddwilliy be astf•fp•Od fiLd, tht Jeer expired lose lemaeseet might bo waft tk‘wigag the whole of the debenture Adam es to mid beim t ' a 'igas dig • sommareisl aide like dm ef like, tad be !arid to ream loweripladly ,berrowed at 4 per test., eves G per twat. Hs sew se masa wt they, r. eat make • peewessat provides ter the u t hart at a Tao ape i imsiiar 4 per oat Taos "nets lamas, be wee tr es ta s y d la ,_„ 1 "' oak, she the 0 1 1 -flv tto*Y• it awe r=elsey is she lee was einelely to Me elm Wad, thstegariai do • %Nue whoa diem* dodmitod tho sesstry„ 1110 . ttett es n. `"%a Winded Iddid• sod "'H._ 1 ensestlim to esi a PO* altiMpalliet= addieisas lasi &Merge le Me espied assedet _ rrzthe me amid/hag is Wawa say peephasy, been 1I d.,„ Is be roved serrost el s a rl c ise apt U fa the plealars devisees, hew anel It it ved to be laserrek he be blamed Mr "s hiss kiss helm He sonM @sly say, therms.% that ho saw no mama why, if they were favehred with Sae weather ter the:enestag year, • rember imelopinest of Mae shield me take plass.. (Hew. hem.) He maid hardly eseelP kW: that it weeid he se& as karma ee they hail &Moe Int Stea=bie% semeated Mho I ger msg. = Nw ealsene tis et it ▪ n ib a siedarels ellial aal sisesy miesie iarst of aa the , arfehlesi Ake • sesseehkg la Maas hemileri made of * the asesseyelis, te se earns& s-rat miler was Martel to Weed MON. he the Imeeme ef the treas. It was with that Mew the dbeelem edspied • kw ark el periodical thhehrte le elieselem the resides.. Owe the Ilse to pemeesehes• megellies brought Mos mom* t. Leedom. (CUM) Wlth POO slaw. .he they had altered the ex press kais, and gained a sari., ef • mesrter of aa hear in the jemmy between Bright*. and Leadea This was ate effused by isertheins the del the express train, width esieskeed as timaditers bet by m▪ ade; sash amaegements test k was MN impeded in its kaiak by ether treks. (Hear, lir e r i Tl. its e( a dividend hieraftst WY mew dead terly sleek gandow of intik. It my weak ce tell list what trade et dee Brightsa them psay Mr 1560 wenn be, be t ( h t e be obehmen) .euld lalsr Mae within dd. se Ls, what would be the mesas of dividend. (" Raw." sad ) He thee named the, die report be resolved del Mr ISCHIIIII2 - I — esemeled the modem bergesit air: Jed/meet .. glees , niip. Quests% Bone. is tits nee' of " to. zit- NW' whoa the Wpm "Wed, r to SO that the pout Wood le to Ale ' of I& Reynolds to ramie ea the t lossaotalsoi by the seldom laid behoo the egoot i lmi it was aceordiarly adored that hie same Alen b nosed from theliet of bargees Ootified to So Ilevaielpal iTsWpiytOr;•;;;;Fq•eAaTit; t7;sio;pe. WELT, The CHAIRMAN end he wee amble to aim say Infor matics as to the total value of the rarplue lands. All he how wee, that Mere was • rental of about 4,0004 a year arias( from lead, houses, As.. The value of the lead had been mina, estimated at about 40,0004 or 60,0004 His ewa naprenion was, V at the value wee about 40,0004 Will reopen to the sonaber sad description of the rolling stock, la • piper which he (the shakeout circulated before the balding of the led half-yearly meeting, the stock was estimated and deeeribed as far as was masti. made. Ismael& set be prestiseble famish ossurate ao 'ousts of the neater whitest grim dillitolty, es st sae effect of turaithlag It would be le berehll eras to their menses who were employed is rides gait prepeetp t ear.) The purpose to width the reserve laid wee to be would be sere is the report to whisk be bed reamed. *believed the plater potties of it would be required es inset the tlepreein. Hoe of the peneaseat way ; it wee avowal neerm,however, to mast depredates tad to parade Lr ontiareucise. They could sot be is • safe peskiest without a certainty that they would be able to .sat all tostingescies with out resortlag to capital. His pretest, view was to re• conmeod that 16,0.0 i. Mould he reserved mull) till a mememble amseat had him eesunnilateL Peer or five yens Mese the prmrienns would be able to judge better, whether sash • reservation would be penesseuny mammary. Is the as time the fend would estunulate at ooes pond imerest, Wog meted la trestess fee a dietian Isdesiest wse e s Apsy, in the Premeative Court, In the awe of " Lay Thswieh e which it Its belies perms: to tho of wetly 'woo& Jethro rertio l7 zo decided tbrit . OW Will frusied b 7 tbs Bdward Nally, of , osaftWot OrlwaY, lad of literrioa-wisere, DAM, was islWasd 'Mittel to the probate of Mho asset Yea. LIVT o.wplathed of the neenatioa of 16.0001. as Raja to the griped who were easeiried by it sr the sake of widows aid capita. (Hear, Mar) 'TM ear el it was that as holder of aa old rare pat by te 6d. per than. If that VIM assay for he why shard sot the pro fora throbeirso he walled tralaibs to a reserair fur ? He MN shams h.iay to b rase, sad be saw as rears erlq an the prewar vs on tie old sham. Why should they ad?' parley ease ? (Hear, hear.) He did sot like brag too saborast to the directors, for he re membered old Hadar (I. .agliter.) TAO d:reeton told the= that dap had earned 21 Itle. per coot. this half year. Let the iallenhalkien divide 21. Ila. K , sad put by the re main as. K If this roam with eat roe, it would be Hair to they all ham what that wok (Rooswed laughter.) lb bard that his sugars would a tan Moto e miasmas. Ms. Abram WILSON pogred, as as amendment, that the era ei the amiss agar shad be divided ✓apt as swerieters, is kr art was divisible. Mr. WOOD, of Orris, sported the resolatioa. H. objected to the treseratins ai 116,116111., r bag asuassoary ✓oording to the shisimork showir. Too sass pro posed to bo near was sonar to pay for two sets of rat* or la a cad afar to beffiarobase• TM areadamat as pot, mad about a door bras use rid up at kora of it. This rat was then adored amissoody. The CHAIRMAN thea proposed a raladon with regard to the 16,0001., ia rem dare with the directors' :sport. He said he thought it desirable that the quatios. who should be she tram, asold be lett to ea iorpoodont audit stow sitar ward simply of etiortheidare. The resoluta was thus pat, al serried without op. pram The CHATRILAN Shea proposed that the dividend dal& bo fl. lsls per rat. for tie lislAyses, stating that it would be payable as the libel Fibers?. The reeelatioa was adopted umarritaly. • resoluta A. the cosioadatioa of sonata eighth rare, sail a erre or with regard to arra per rat. stock, were as egad to. The CHAIRMAN Jr prepared the re-tiara Of the realm arras Mr. FLOOD this propred that eme et as arca arid be LW by Mt. Beistak. TM ram wee wassard. Two or this. etionebolders masplared of the avasolog of die proprisows by reed/sear with regard to the roa sir la the arta. The CHAIRMAN mid the parka result of this mad as was, that a orditiate who bad 000 votes in his favour ought to Ito 'Mond preferear to arta who had 1400 g. sIL re, Mar.) He taiga it desirable that la all sorb aw the whole body ot i=ros should Moo aa err; tualty of erremlag their Capt. MELLY mord tie r‘doorasot of tir tratang for ass wear, ia *rat to said so oggertrity of proposing other emaakietes. Mr. Nix and Kr. C. LublipslVlSlll.limi awsieelsi. There was ea .q de w hp* is taw at Ih. &emits, sad Kr. Ili kiss ktig wise ea. A poll was than sad de lolls wing wele; Abney after ads Vasa, dashosi to be the rash : res Mr. J. 11. Bastrick. 2immago;47 — Vow. Prop. Frasat.... 30 .. kson .. £80,79710 0 .... 1.620 By prosy.. 10 .... 13,410 0 0 .... 337 40 £94,20710 0 1,977 _l l / 4 4 , 21r. Leo 646•41614 _ Point.... li - .7.1 £124,216i . 6 .... 2,014 By proxy .. 334 .... 970,067 10 6 ... 18,618 - - 361 ....£1, 1 104,276 10 6 .... 20,680 Majority is favour of 1 321 .... £100,066 10 6 .... 18.703 Xt. lekoslior Sits CliAliildA2l stated that at that late period of thi day it would be sosaiketly useless to eater ■pea the gaieties of t►e audit, sad that coosequesdy a epsslal amnia, would ha celled ler the purpose. After a vote of awake to the Manua the tweeting eepa• rats& . - eatimat Town *et was .. - (Res, bier.) k th e Lehh ell iVe be diligehlted ..- -.de mese lags hsa sedsaL rase. bear.) T t kr=a of t eZt ainia nsf apa be tsbd op ma biplane open of 1114 basma bee tr 7 paybg • WO prise Mr thdr bed. (Mar, liesr.) TM ~ M a wild sad Impede psdheasatery, I n" , id essatit im bee tha bead ad tame ride it. OW esaway." They di me aell he • fad mad hasedal mosi. sweet tansat rigid. (Baader:4 odlo del Mes l loo I te Mad de posed with a smaddea M .... 2ft ... ... s.. L • Ilikihte sass mama ef dkalllb ia =e else awards ' . 7IF -. ' to 17erer-gg I , vain to pi s hag. The Lsed Ma r = maid On de that ware he Ie in the Mar: s tretil= "hua .alet es alp4ast Mr. Batt ' • halmblectill ea neignelpoin dabs Adye 7= Yards Dr. Gyp. eril mhos mama sad add that way maa who loved hie 7 would hear the hared gamtlesnaa, bat the body el the bill remised ____ ineamrshis; Abash way asa la de demo awe held ap ree kis b as to hose ka dger ws deaf end km teak, this witideldy ve _ TM LORD MAYOR stated that Mr. Masa,_the member GREAT FEZ TRADE MEETING Dl DUBLIN. it cask ago rams to awns Mr. Bait, but the The great meads commsed by the Lard Meyer, Peleft___ KM oldbaled. wei to tellerg halleg_as si t isms es • naideitisa dawn a • suable a th e deism of IIPM• 11 . 1 • OMB lectrads the dab dee ms• a the Dehlia-N, se em s4 ;a tke was • d m wit s • t h e plebes wen miaowed, the sonbis et the were ill ispesimat nbleet of bee *WV wet SO In Ore srna t e d i n t_ ialle tildilitha ' r ma ls & mild Ifies iselidiesbis amnia' each Remade this day. ! ere men Sea as boa base wee the time applaud far the eellatinnenDint K the pa.' TM Welw MAYOR the laid the loaded wed ka seediap, ths Nights:rad* of the Roteada was arowila aleirked Kid, diet as bunt Kr. dia. Notlauslo s L i e . 11 passes ft ,te the teddies; sad brit* awl eWoroe 0 lids to Moe kW Mims M soshoisa.) .. . , s we lt es e tr eied el t v plas tel " lll.4 v a d es is i l ae l l Mr. BUTT them pressaid le olden de muds; Odd less wee the fallowing fa lege letters: "Ch. bat; piss eddertee____._bot roldi dbleamod_ to listellte him U. Med fa 1847.10(4.: 4lb Ice, piss la 1860, 64." The assatives le ele ekreetwee to ed int Part odo elledllBllo-011 amiabled in to wade. kiss. di , met sa d se• pow% a stand paa h *did Est shiest es-that It was the duty of di powerful-looking MS a knows, oimatering he bap ambers. deeletkleat__ __._____ el?„ 1801 sway eerweloreskat to de trod mad Pie hundred polionsee, valor tho det a Yr. ••••••1011',. lice ei _,llleere•!ni sad that this scald Imi n.l llo doss Superintendent laser*, were pant Me see that " the is edliel rw owe ins , WKS add me ( puce , was kept; sad a w o ke? tha lim a" was t h e We they _ es reamed mss pramber engem wail a it s M al en awe %doer demsomeasien de het boss - wemmesd in te_. teed walla kid • leaf of • elletko sai ts4 2=4 idea Dahlia for need yea* At halcil y il edit * stabrue, of " fr“ inns," sad Sessodess oblell tediek so. semis. is s pe o . m id i a ; e a s w im up • the Rs. T. D. Gag drew a leaf to the ”pia is Idly it, entered the room, nmenaded • nimag, though ef tbo reek.) Mk woo de nal quo (91951111. Ow useented, b e el s c o rd, sad was received willi dealealag se am elorkre kiddie of wok wow*. tedium., ad Meas. Tbe which had Spud outdo wee are all The _el Dass?:l ___ bromcht ha bad aid, to the Somme paddamisn of the L ORD M A YOR a i d this s h e ifelialin , who ware iris..labevfaa so, am a t hi s a m a, of ka,e, war ow . datedia the woes/ wen lit. Benet emu Meads. He red se the platform sad laid sling the sommettes tads. This tenad.._ ta 00 Pill. le "la Now Parties with bath= bread *hewed the comparative elm a lease at • given ea mar eery le_d_kweadd bilked dal thus war • sow and I. the year 1847. The prametkoimes the releldeaktP Nom= this and the efoaker. (Choral picas% *them sad a reeval Cl the ado.) At half-past one °Week the Mair de tikes by the Mr. BUTT-If these wen his hinds, id he add say Right Rea. the LORD MAYOR (who append in his wee -- " thee Id fel. ay Maid." (Hid , eras.. and this lobes ). In „w as the tweese gw ee , h e , leege w a i s e e e awful tammilL) The breed peademaa thee sesseptsd to Me meeting on the inseam ilea mands. a Thee day--s Premed. but for HMO the. use • mad ha aid sone be meeting tome eed of ail claws of his fillscoaltbd emed of beard " se•werlewe w a g 11wa1. 6112 .• Mr. Batt world all meth'. (Loud chess.) This Wu en epee mak% sod &I e 'aselieg be dowsed. (Wes of " nat sP-iire M trusted It would ere ea example to smes so the ether aW" a d , of the „ tn, w h ere t h e was t e . h e repass' to eq . h a d The LORD MAYOR said he would diode the nesting mem to what the people - of Dahlia repiedelek•emeslyi if Mr. Batt were as heard. (Isatessal seafasiem.) His physical fora. (Cheeie.) Re car e in the seat emeamde lordship the desired dm palme to rase see se two of the seem of the word, a :res trader. (eke as.) Me the& it Puke' was tile Well Palk wield be as teem to tax bread es to lam the ale day The tamed than base* and ice nearly • quarter aea breathed or the water they desk. (Great aglow) Nom hour Mr. Duet enema lei vain to be Maid. However, alter wa y, easy mgewasepois sad boamerabi• mom dared woe • delay Slime dm the leased pattemma woe en to my hi m ; wi g be ass thaw that day aen that dose perms- that • reemellso arise would set-as Mass cps.' to if then shoed le say of them ]west-should get • lair thaw by Illork - lott the rarkek to tbe Mates wad apsed harriag. (Mom) Remenar, Are pate she earaid umaer_pessestiom t ad, if ihs Wean elms mma Oda sommlbst that the dap Were sew ebert, sad the hod moll all ether Keene shotthl be without it algid Mi. (ChteseY Ho trusted, therefore, that as in (Omsk whistsres, eselt arowhig--ella of " Shut up," Isemegelea Weasel to man delay would tenor hi do " the bad he year seal bal" Ile) Mr. Batt at lewd penseskags. Re hoped that the Uaited Kingdom weed madded bleeped amide greet arm. ever he united. ((Ohms sad hisses.) • The Meld KAYOsaur• broad tamed the amendment, A Wee -A deper kr John Mitchell. (Cheers.) end greseedel, laths allot shim geese aces, to refer to the The LORD MAYOR continued-Hs had refined to pre- assaierere a map In Ireland, mid the duty urea it. The side over • seeds( of are side ; and he hear that the farms* labouras, sad landlords of Iselmid lead make question would be diesseed In • putlemasoly maws. tarp mot of gooney by she th adeadeg h e Mbar.... Th e ( 17 Cheats.) amok earl referred to the met' a pallomeal eg W the Mr. JAMES CALFIELD, a terse WNW a the miltivatioa of tobacco b lsebstazbaelle by meaty Hilare, ram to prelim the ant salutes :- the a zcomive handsaw of the , • ..Thu we look ups the propeut attempt to revive_ pro- greater or Isms dopes during de sib ja Is s et his spied. Re Medea ea agricultural seder ma leaded deft to bolster would state • bet whisk sassed • tow bp ego Ho tem up as la Loa. system it Isledlead lad Illeall law, sad- th• tenant of 841 sera a bad ha Oho af Louth. and. that hi sea to males the lomat brad adds sentry to as lie wished no employ spode lamas ape it, he etasteseadully %tags setup' ble end ruled pees wet, down ward dieasse of say other dad be pa ' t the »upon, • aserapatlag raluetisa art be into operatics ape. the bald. Re naked _adipose la B :a llit ur t heir reale, and psalm pamity soma he pea them reply, that shwa was me • adideasy of_ latoriegar As his by law, that they WO enjoy dm satire Mask by estop- purpose, SS all the adobedied was areal, amplugal ape Um or full mapamemies else* labour sad aped am they - t he Works at the BeMst Jaasdna Railway. Me dat awe my invest is the hapenvemmat s et u rr am =4" down weed MOON 'Wag fee him ea i his s = to fat 01 Protection Was • pea ea was a tell ea the ablobellad del add out of the la ode life to erten the landlonee la their iniquitous amass a bat that the pods *pit be maployed. dli needled up lord tyranny. (Loud cheers, mingle with a few 1100.) for the Itorkamme a wham was pA stem odd had; 110 Load Glesgall had had the mama to eay Mat the 11/0 when Mr. Cimalleld denounced the WOttila smelt traders were sycophants sad yless-haseere. Meer; hero.) terms, he dead that it would Mesta a want of Key of that des whisk raw sapsamil priessidem alp- enrage on his part it ha did riot stake the few observatiao ported every inkistar. till two dewiest seatormss, Mend which he had addressed to the meeting. He felt thankful to and Peel (aroas)- the lord mayor and to the mooting paerally for the A VOICH-A dim for Mitakell. (Cheers.) which they had given hint, although /AO meld set my ra Mr. OAULFIRLD ammeleandl-The tenantry of Imbed in that regard be the poses earefroes; hawser, he his had been peed Amu soil sleeved. (Chase.) If the 'metal to the gentry present for adowiag hies to sped tenantrygee the sesames nessuary kr them they weld cis opinions for the leek of his country, and he woad remain la the seamy bawd a emigrating is shamed conclude by saying, "Ireland expects that every man this Uhler was pewee= Wilke the - rest a Dolma day will do his dwy." (Cheers.) went dewy homage the pad of that pewisin had • beat The amendment of Ms. Batt was this pat and lest, eiti right. The baled karat were is antegosisne with the the original resolution wee curia. (Omen, groans, Nesse, people ha 1817. The tows Serest were tbea so disgusted sad tremendous uproar.) With the leadseds that theeked ea them eal_ their Mr. C. ROAN the sum forward to 1110M1 the aid de country with masparative Widest'. They (the loreb) lution, am follows: . 1 • had not 'spewed alas; and, only he did not wish to take .. Resolved,-Thatany fax on hamaa ft .... ,=l l6, ap the time of the meeting, Its weld make ► the Mir of hh object the Meows of its pee, and hearers wad of an end Mean to de .deeds suatentatko of Inman life sore difircult,7l.• • wasp, ow or the badeds, who sew pharbessily MOM for. trary alike to Christianity ad end poley, as had bees tee ward sad presandod to be the demobs d the f,y illustrated la the history of Irelsal ha Ole left bs/S. posplm. (Chem.) Ho held is kis hod the Ain report century." el _ 14.41 y, of Kilresh, who said that la this make, Mr. J. HALICIRTON, amid midi nobs, seconded the Mae deumlid penes were anhalstod to ••• year, Wali mobvion. He concl uded by saps, that the ay he peer* that sae diessand two leaded SW, would Oa plead tioa wee mother less than • dossed IM sesreity set dew. is • stiller paid.= Is a feetaight. (Tramodous pa is.) pus. Let the reject peteetion, and add isibeefilt and ' Menus taw the ladder's eifeeesiag the pale le RN- salt rellithos. (Ohomv) look theesl4 he had live" ibuee - kw se • yearo-every_ _OO • Mr. J. A. C CHUAN eddnamed the meeting la sapid a there had amegi to eil sod Ibirk:' (Chan.) In Wild th e p uo ktr o a. Ma Issallads had amandlam Age emnismion, emlira_met The LORD MAYOR laving pat W ressluticen. • ' after Mallidell Mk MIA when Iran they sew 1 Tial•Min• The Rev. T. GREGG Kw, amid a *bet hariame of ware mode the hearer. Thle we the age of hoarded. ; peas, mingled with the sheers of his sapPerten, W dee 10 liaheldelfod 0 taw laadlord.____, bY what was mitten b the followiag uneadmeat : to .sale to OD ens gam the wades they had i. & m i n d. t h at the ev i a da ssa l asast ut ets sa d es ** teal owes seemly meditate Ile 'chief, sod ha way bi t iff rla I MERMAN' roes to wend the mole- p i nes the ta l e ea m ata , n of the Industrial and den maid mem sad aria el " Butt, Bud" Mr. 111weamaa of the casualty ; lam , t h eism ., to =pow di = = odd he are the M dempes de prime* the every sae ',slim Interest, „,,g oe which „ mus h dum b . se a i m . had • right to hey Ids seed la Via "d guided competition with forapess, amimmilanne Ida the *et IS We. W O" . Oa" " 111•611411111birl i theee. rapaseibilities medal from • mama Mkt of Mar.) The peaked aged ia that pelasipla ; sad waia wasge., weft saamin•iag to • bid* seselia= li dt Mowldeadid odd, of de' dal was A Me._ __ _DI 11 2!l_.lboll_. - ilislinnest s w asisat with the mad exalted ages al Wiallt"" behead', there° "ell w e' he the " . " 5 °I /In 'Mikados awe attained by a aid% b. at valise OM ' emisatudy et bet eg mea st rinahenily free dale did this. „ a m ow, se ts amok toad um ,* s a m• lawaskk . (Carte.) Kali Wen !....shese it? e' Pita- seat sag eadewal beakraptey , _. and the adati - eirar it Lard Claorarrie Ike of * SaSidellr. sad Zee` e' Ph* nobs, i s • great massarei, explaims the universal eilliekeg, william, was cm its ads, ad dashed amt ak seek bat akeal teat sa d ism s.* whisk at pumt . thes ko wet Lode as true with them who boll asombled la i tha i = th e v i tal KONO‘OOkiffig asyseis3y i th r zti , sa ged = a far days dace. Theddlib. tuts am emu led the o ho am - Th e e de gratis(. illereillia IDKOId 4 aldloldele illekeede ; sad API Wee a the Maims a the spismitural slows a • depreastima me pet ergemain. ' (13100 o) 'mislay sad pater, sad that • podia to parlisaisat so lir. (FALWRY, beleadr, diem eddreesei the pa th w e pr eet he rowe d. sa g trom i um g g l i s b ein ,„, a the Widest meaning my elbrapost ieehis boded erne were .„, g „,,,i,,,, 8 g isse i gj i„,,,,, ; t h at i t h a by l b. Lord aglada ken preamina L las meek dada" de dblememed- F l a: a i r a . Wog: of d m city. sa d w a wa pateates t m to sea - KWh. Re sped that me sae alasis the 'w ts mam b as !. , coulettit e rired without Me e m of that log awed adept the ahem (Row.) Whet -r leiTl;ii The rev. gentles's, whe mold with ina sztrmilly he the anditisa el the Shower In the Napa ? Ossi of me head. a O . l kat._ sotwildillealei the el apt Waged misery. Is 1834, there were two added Gad a 'hi" whisk h is de" forth hew 4111 fele. 1, 1 "_ peed elf Medals per- ia Ireland i awl Led Devaa's his cogeee7 sa d Imo oweetaradi do at leenVila Ille i t that them people's sadder were Kolar a peeper yam =seat so ma wean AreithlCAN IstotsnonCli la LlVlsarowl..-Let =g24 1 4 11 .1joee ll wy way ether piA la the world. modeler' awed the at the world them week • sea aimed Btowiest, wee placed at the bar at Aid ill the gama Bum were ondasi wee Bat theitiotte • salegesermall pa (Chose, gremmosil the eamplidat se Mr. Timothy Parkin's, publiess, of Roe. we word eaK obi* grandpa' (Cries a Ife, so," as lolle.) Under 'the spates a WiII•VIMIDOSS whisk they street, who maid that ea dads may there wen a am* " Har.) What war de eamlitisa a the treed the eadarras every abs eke wilkeild sway-(Orow , dwelled bee se weds old mass of vessels I. his hoes. smistry ader i Lealsellen f• • cheers) Let them look at debate ampidatat eity-sball Is • bask nem there w e • Keck has slang weedy with A Voice- le it mew f was he towards nib mad desdalles (Ydk.) Bat his same a the see hews's' to Kr. OAL BY-The died V ... zar, mad maid as Ina MOH BMA MB Illeh Klaus , . OK' Wani fr e 11 1 :S. The Weser 'mimeses! to some what ear the cdadltlen of that ander ?He would. to so 101 l dote Wade do kid Wm& ddfirerfof aas eases eod IMOVE• that Mere was • black thanked his dowse triad. tar. u. *I vies NPIET.d ul"k" uit " 6 . 64 " •="rikiB. Sig liiswsi =allagh. man is the Mao. Illasal pads (Ancerices) west into to • pew's in John O'Connell's " Argameat kg le- ant for the Pliefd i at imm : the room, sad the Wyk misa was ejected with ewe link land' '—.-- growing, sad • of ladiseribable ads, wadi had M.:lease. The laat advised Lim to ini, so that he might A Poise-A char for Olkaaell. (Vociferous elearing.) rendered the sadist lamadittle sildieii, wen die receive so penal irks. A peseta ight as squabble Another Voice-A diner far Medd. Great sheariag.; charged with redoubled Maws ea the mew. gemlenna es Ito then took pleas, sad glares sad jags wore throne about. Amebae Voice-A ohm ter Jahn (Cheers rammed his Mai One of the glare wee " fired "at Mr. Perkinse ' and an/ aim of erler.) The LORD MAYOR that Gadd mesa wounds& Um ea the bend, so eat he mom into court with a Mr. OALWRY, In eimatimastion, peed a hos Mt. C. BARKS. who tea to emoead tall deled elat. add bolas rood it. TM bleak man Wag wiled, amid Mr Kr. Olhanallb book, se Mew the &edam a mum great seise ands olesien. sate. was Brow. , set that b• Itted• • bea n I°7 elbabitie ll te after the Ikea, eadalted if dielag that Was,res me Mie LORD MAYOR pat both the amasahassit and the 1 wirework Bourse. Theiris...,,iris...,,, es entoriog the rata la wordlist _ = Ise Wheel Let dialed' WOW elatlat to the sestisg, sad krelared Mat the Iliddi ke (whams) eat, erM sat M kis, "Come eat of this; Wat Mad •al ai d a w r y a 4 based, kiddie was lost and the latter serried deed aardeeddly. Z. t aw as 7= tr ." "":: l a r rt:t a t " _ p.. ea =mi l t littairliat lice e ctintritit 7 111 : a s; Ildrerisths (Chmre. M Cb rVlTO G AlJ lli gr i a li nfp= Pr e *bal samsal es' gerbilroam the he wam moseilmed la the dietarbece. M . Beak Maas a Lords sad Commacs padded the ILWAti the third eemhole• 01l follows: sr, thee seed said the diatheses sans the eddies inset. seggnise the woolka meassturee is aid he " That the amide to whisk all slaws mil Wed la the USW Mates spies adsAeauee • lea key did so. And who walk mat smarm ydey. ( Wiled of this have bola reduced by 'diode' with a stowed skis was la sa,aMilaing stem as was to be yokes : " Billy, the creseeed pod Wag William." Tree mss &mood. re K Pm,* Nei doleet ow *Wad sad faareaude ea1 .. ..,11 gee eleZ • doh Made mastious ceasing, whc b t abi s ei satimpeed km meet al- sires for tie , Wmo meow eysissa e ft soma, would ass be derma la im. , a e a days' s al gie t _ ..pp, pa ves r / L. o ht I t eg Os healthy beds; we usmidemeny MOM lONA lie lapisounien‘-Liserpool alSSwwaa . eseasesa ia the ia ISIL Al Moat to ore Or preset ads atheawaley a Mid A FIGHT took plasm kat week at Sevenhamptat, that debate sfrikst .4,64 that 4757 ".. th; I:= 174/ the r ,‘ Tivii w the wig WO° "Ake * M e i 6*, caw who a man named Oak was killed by a blow ken a sow moat Ord ell lb Worts le in Ireland fr om a pawed.' pubs seed Froldia, the falser of the laser lures he 1•11 Wad . (Row, lesr.) Well, but Mr. BATTRIUMT seeturied Ss rasiaden, wide& was sea tes leaked tha Iresahlims, sad a Wee - mais, Id. iota k e t ill =ebelle muted *ei 60 - 6004 "111 pet I" carried "a". ens. mimed . beat dam dial fa trial s e der* var. by wela go i r lb, emalsata et • peas_ woes Ilisir Mr. WDONNILIi them geed she wed the sierdiel el dist a • hard ; ' ' ;) ma thee la 11143 they bill Kr. Batt the petitba to parliameat. merit* NM- Nommelles, Are additio' sistnerish, Gravies the eiterehe of the royal getamay, haie been for warded, with the Nicer that they mg =And to Mr ?15 karm beta the Alberti at i rli a s: tame IMO eta - Fels el the gat i &ntikeristi, she, we ebony it rated a pellikar e Z l egaratillea M Mem% se lleaked 1), 7,071 lie beta rat while similes sags have beat eiseted Lardy Perk. onde', flattish, and Pritianapeas. Tt is Minh le seeleir a re quest them severity urged eon be refused. There esaashos of bar elhaation. and to appearmos S li tar the fate mood rpm Yee, sh e tW i not, male any • and partook epee Mahwah= as tise Maio, but OM' dolmas ratio to alma Me ,0111V010 A WOMAN PIIIIIIIIXO IN • 83101r4T07104.—A worm amid Bethel Wash, wise Hoed in Ohm Coaster, had Oa Timeliest's Se eltereacutef flateaday kat tor aeoaieag ether liemetteld eastmerea. She IA Tennantool is the taillight at b way here, whisk she moss noshed. The eight was stormy; the shy was Maimed by dense arm ef eterry Moeda; and the talks maw, and kimmat gassed Mae &Wei the mew, Weimer oe the ket oses et the eight. The Melees mama had are last her way, end weeds/se in ham swag the suer sad aurae that Manses harass Temearig sad Glen Omsk's. About tan 114101111 pm. her sties far help weetr beard by_ two lads, who, it is said, followed the oath, but raid oath, not dimmer the partakes wawa. They ppetw ea alarm, and the poor warm wm not dosed gahhYh allereees, se bar loftily thought, from the badness et the night, she might ham rentsies& is TementsraL Net rehamis wilt Ore who had gem te ahead the pier ad wankel Tenanted, Marna far her @day was krantly nisi the saighboara Beau* was Risk is the Mt less, and molt left little doubt of the saterhanate wersa's fate. Oa Monday morning the body was feud ham and Uhler, only a law hundred yards from a home. The beg whit the meal, and a pail eontalaing receriss, ware lytag MIR her. The dressed was the only nuns elan ending-di hobo , and has left two orpleut Mildran.—krin Omani of Friday. MUSIC. RAI LWAY HEETINGa fir has amen= re z i te=aunt sae .swim - .4, 5 ; ;." .4kit rin - 0. - eol • • ay 4 .,,, L .„, lbw eashiphadi e: milers Ma -et. R. BTU= oeseadel Silo Series of the Skeet (Raw beer.) Ma la MR eistiollosal es *MI& Sather ralestable Issas ef Ihe sagas wilt Sikh • • --,- --..-- • • --- --•-- .-- - Ss MA IL_ the ------ aeneen. nos AND sount.comn. s e la m a mi s t sa ma t aaa a t eb ii „d o w se e i his .. .- r ~. . • iee ... Duni% I NA ft beftialtihstosol The sisdis p ai llia a fir m a The LOMSoll hav porit= ft elietieed M k s ask* MON. IVO , wee sailed la doe worlds. d the begets mod thelesseow la doles ef the *Malta of ealabaseely. ;g o t m inim el prosieleee wee hold dos la seasieenee el Asia lathe Ma wits Ma ll = j a l___,...,a /b °ad br a s lllll lnt i a s t l it_ MIS Mate ars leek la el the eresplivi &Salsa OSVIII wee thee oiled to the disk sad ..- 1 ,",,, geed. Leeds bridge. a sada we Use ere ea that lima the site hod oreweieed ""- s"'""'"'"' •= • ill = a hilli ifisewelea. Maas / Ida DIIIINBET moved •Ma ef Seeks te the lied ea at 1 ..l il a by Br. & loss. Ise elteleeeea m em o ry l us m i en d og n o ma d a a a s wow " l a m ma. .1 Mr. F. W. ChaveYl Mr. WILIDOII delLATef the Ibeeneofe lientol a sad sa.l•So liblia Ilse .... a assige , wit Ma Saha imityesr. met se thisiodes euviega with the peplos, et dm Jam* Padt the eel" sifts! theTIM toweelaeled the the mestimg seye. sews* Ms lathetheol it th• Pelham a I t a l ail" lam". b"..bisivs4boa min a b ell the Isles. sad sale pest redeedoes N the pelotas* after a patine ilt two din' ditehmtsbir the Imbue mesa ow le the side lbw bailistelf spin. the tat" it • Witte Is 8 ti" AN wii isur tl ier ss urip X 4tl. a a week, b e sad togillellelle BS Sines la the sobs of peewee who edit hr i ad t bsi peoples' Wind wields owed pl ass. hem) Bat . la o f the ?iv! . to owes , it si reed. tit wai aseßed ewer Stelae wee oesaaes Buries the lest hell- Th e m as on ei r isle oho me lift w h oa whoa lbw Ogle lesileedo) et bases lodes As self •• B•P• si ans. sq Thom woe assible leer ao Iwo thee MAW snow leselled err the lie es et the soak sat a thoircheade, wet thee is • SCOTLAND. -,. i .., i b ibi, &pus .b e na n an nt wiSiBliSS VOI WPM la the hillier of be at ilefiessilia nmealle. the psis erdise pea 11110 Saes f-CE dna ens set resehed why 1262...gaar. lit*.) The sabot et ' The /AIWA& aditir• Alleesiew eepplien sari Tilt •sanen a . i n t i on " ma t was !Maw the sets ef noel oePsw IS the Shill ' Vir tab MS Woo liis. 'titmice/ *edam fig 11 . 1_ , 1i dna lad epee who Owe geb N A was a p e *. ft b e e b.* TEN 001D211:11/D WttlatiltillS HAlantit:Thil Qattara Ball. "7: 1111 Z 18.1 " 1 / 2 1118 416.1.17.6 " elo=4l sows. The saw In a Pag Se bid, el a,'Wmii ta Ash Ma Illstre Maw ea beta leson lassead a dada .oseneeeses that fik George Clew bed &NUS n al esseisla Ns of viole were eh** atieberwey. I/ thee M i te le tteleelod t h e m a s t wes , 4a7 ti r si a jd 1. rem yew mg. ono ansua ant .anotansanaLa harnesses ea behalf of Mb seibeleavel'enesa Me Sot nasal 1 1 / 0 " " lb "' Nig b Y lis algibli n • We Demi ogetits. ble hoosalea wee MS lesseadef a oßaht itse smog l a me the ion* yg w Ilmi mme, amnia ant wren& et seder Sea 2.55.1.1 N otossegy dedelve at see RIM Pat hi= Me. boa its ~ . 67 , 3 ,.. ss. um lasso ef pleSts'lhei wield rot agasoC et e sa dresee,pale IR liell wadi Ms art el =i i• the thmotaluaist la I? or ill • t • • want ihr wee=alt. (Hoer, hoar . )If drew he , _it lisle sestet di a etill le seChelisis• sith 111 " 1 " 111 alt lb. 14.61. * IW O " ' rar i o 11 . rrieforerjet ili Zma i t indnese atlee Mt led na tZ4 ° "M" 174 Os aueseill. I vibes's§ ems et the see • dellehel the soweis , soil esive the & side•Pcsal sail N'Flif Whit sr sismisiseillow es her A i cow 11• 10 •P, -4 " 1 " 1 " 2 " 9 " - __.......... 11 r ar ia j i = to sigieleel a eiwasiso ea 41. leleatoafhleasioloieh aisle so sellikoleleiell dews the senthemen v ia y en inn a bin at in alma se the l .......,..6 71 , :% 5t1iir ► orkb • WM/ Mao to aura m Ha a t Se eseeils -47 ''''r --, ._ _ ISM parody. (Beer.) As manned tilt soft ant Wislisee of Bed, wow pess- awed end their eseesei sane who alai w loin n a bank la sa true bee la Seel e,.. eal tau nes t t ik e do _ Didas ner, ink hod t• lefeet le Yes ••• .- rhe a now n a b oats as sus in ene nowt. eog ',Woe lOU ame ivory ley ihemshoar le ' j ai ". bbsill• We led t" " Mai " """ 2 " 1 " , le " soil M t they hott tayta sit titz d tr. we say As ea Nona QS mask el Slog mode ties el a soot N sae mos kite hi this 11. mkt. Ition a = li i ni ne. . mho wean &WI Mass big': I. egadialipi This belies le pertleipehli II he ag aZ b ri" r a Ltee "hi, ea + . WWI , * the elsobeldere in the US l= pest Will. he the year MO es •!M r slip leaded eamless* elinlbja WWI lot See el OA . se* es a lamp lay an" its and aso ma genital amide, Me mow M Vsaislottids. bet b l ai nabsse Soh She boas of tee talls,st __, and Sig lew bid ospended Wet 'ease wan I. silks dopey, his the &Sal diarists ef 11Manzil . . *Me lea um b. shemsbt see ihoom he oopp 4... also by may WlO We Ater ea thoo Veda lii. t• om lo tboamotooo . -..--,. 17 --- the ealseil el Soh sad sedieg Spreeleilea. In Bokser% esesblei ase SG weeklies" sift weei4 Wes the pawls le —' the latter to 'emboss , er ,th• use. es wee_ iii,th• 4• 1 4••••,•Pwlo mown: i s Ai iesnerr i pe lli geowe as pa t k e am i n o it s a eaten ea nna t ea se pimp Imam Be say were idolised as NOS the seavealsee al 1 = 11 . 4 (Okra.) It wee /he lass el even Slept wid th th• V oi v" sss ''''''' as " ''"`" of the soma propeeele have ..... t he yid. of 9. 7 . :.... um tam iiiimi d s , oh , •2 .... .• pl. b dill .otots•• seesaw were wineideshde tlt• prodiume-tbe rot of the safottassits Sale seek Oa es raid the large Si less& at slk• moll es. Tenant out is Sp sionnoriel desistaiwd by the Lord m i sse d te es- • by the harodeeilla et a saber et well ism le too, trim atm moo as, hew est where they Prins wee whet wee sp a to hes& He fess. (Haan, Provost La d . dateless, wed !um bon Morro! to • a wl, of the hooli-yeer's espeaditere eater the vi 7 s = . . ow es omioNdw le reodt white legitimately mewl- UN. SO. Ms) Lee the Ishh be he their most le lb. _?thos Pathless. Ems the ilistin_.____ _.st the wole- fawn ke.as a elb 11 " d rrfr.l r a .:_ MIT! lbs -1.1-..... teled•ealele le Sae *Pei Illeeeat• lii new& il their MI" hellaisat Was eves this &To tsf the ( old ei 00".Ponlikezeimak *mem . Risidia. Mows wiEslUen tn.*. 1"1 " 1 "' 8" ...iimagi 1.4.°14416' MB. ARTHUR WALIARp9II LUNN'S TINTER, TALIN KEN T. This entertainment, which was given last evening at Blegrue's concert-rooms in Mortimer-street, was u much of a literary as of a musical character. It con sisted of a melange of literary sketches written by , Mr. Lunn, and read by himself, intermixed with songs composed by Mr. Henry C. Lunn and Mr. Ashmore, and sung by Miss Thornton. Mr. Arthur Walbridge Lunn is favourably known to the public as the author of " Torrington Hall," " The Council of Four," and other successful works ; and the sketehes read by him last evening were ele gant little Risme, written with a quiet humour, good natured satin, and genial feeling, which reminded us not a little both of Goldsmith and Washington Irving. "The Ghost at the White Lion," in particular, was very much is the style of the American essayist. They were read in an easy colloquial moaner, which was very Veering. The lyrical pieces were not remarkable for novelty of thought ; bat they contained natural sentiments and feelings, expressed in graceful and musical verses. The music wee of a similar character; not very original, but written in a pure style, extremely melodious, and perfectly in see ,rdance with the s piri t of the poetry. They were admirably sung by Mers Thornton, a young lady who is rising rapidly in her profession ; and were delicately accompanied on the piano forte by Mr. Henry Lunn. We were especially Linseed with the serenade, " Beneath thy casement," composed by Mr. H. Lunn, and with the ballad, " Let us be joyous," by Mr. Ashmore, which last was loudly enured. The whole entertainment was neared with warm applause by a numerous audience. Rev. W. J. B. Reteo - urt to Sedfird V., Norfolk, dio. Nor.; value 2321 • pat, Dean ea d C. of Norwich. Roy. H. Pea reini to Healey V., Suffolk, dio. Nor.; value 961 ; pat., Dean and C. of Norwich. Rev. J. W. Bird to Melton Ooastable R., Norfolk, dio. Nov.; value 2191 ; pat., lArd Hostage. Rev. 8. Jodrell to Hayfield R., Norfolk, dio. Nor.; value 392. ; pat., Mn. R. J. Bee. Rev. J. Stewart to Saitsplisg 8.., Norfolk, dio. Nor. ; value 2321. ; pat., executors of Rev. H. Harries& Rev. 8.. W. Hartsell to Roaborse Cheesy V., Wilts, dio. G sad B. • value 961.; pat., Rev. A. Brass. Rev. C. booksou to limey V., Northaraptos. dio. Pet. ; value 3042., with residessat ; pats., Doss and C. of Peter borough. NAVAL ADVRAVIT, JAW. 29 —Lientenaat William Wooleock to be a retired commander, under the regu'ation of 800. APPODlllMlll.—Llentonant Charles Goldsmith, to com mand the Wellington revenue cruiser ; Lieutenant A. N. B. Carter, to command Wickham revenue cruiser ; Lieutenant W. L Lambert, to be chief officer of °oast guard. POITSMOUTI, JAN. 29.—The Hecate steam sloop, Com mander &indwell, arrived this mousing from Bermuda. The auteavvessel proceeds t•-day with supernume raries, and Kr. Grant, late secretary to Commodore Bir T. Herbert, fee Devosport. MILITARY. (Ft= last alike. Gamete.) MICR or ORDNANCE, JAN. U. Royal Resiatest of Antltsey.—Res. lam. the Hos. ',O. V. A. Rua to be Int Rash. Tim austehas% reeved. FILKIROLD LUID MOVENEWL—A crowded and andmilesde suedes was Mid In doe thsens, Preston, is aloft evssial ka %•: es tio= et eessiving • de putes. km the Lad Society, aad earmtirebing • base& nemisties. Amenpt the indoestial illesale on the *deem was Sir Gees. Strieldaad, Bart., ass ef the npreemeitime Oar the beneuels.- 7 Mr. ((der) wee alled Win Was, end boldly explained die .*m of the meatus- Kr. J.Tayiw (me M the deputa tion) then mimed tato • leas sad bateriatiag exposition of thIP se& tad MU NI of the Sirwindhaa Freehold Land =The mating was also addressed by Sir George who expressed the most Marty approbation of Ws freehold land movermat. B.esolatioss fee the ISMS. Male nomad= of • Breach Freehold Lead Seder/ were Ohm submitted to the inesting, and tarried bp acclamation. The proesediap terminated with • vote of thaalu to the Waimea. THE BIICIINGHAM PROTECTIONISTS Lad a misting yesterday in their Town-ball, fir the purpose of discussing • dialler and deisosuclag free Wade. Moral opposites of the usual character were made' but the skin enables of the sweaty seat apologetic letter. and resonstemi away. The Duke of Bucleingbaln'il mennanicatios held oat a b that be 'night attend the nest madam aad Mr. Dirwlt wrote as follows: "Linda, January 28 1860.-10 is bapossible for no to be at Buckingham tomariew to nest say maim- ear, Mt my heart is with them sad I us early iletained hen I by mamas for their welfare. have not e Mae to write a formal non to irons' my repots, I trait to our Madness to soaWinleats nem. It will always give me donee gratification to cooperate with my Lard Candoe." A letter from Mr. Du Pei aompinned of the misname of the nano, bat at the same time expressed Ms nest union desire to op-operate with that most erselleal asblemea Lord Chandra. A CLERGYMAN 1111IIIIING TO 017ICIATE AT THE Brew. or A WIIIILSTAX.—The wife of Mt. G. Xnaturd, an lababitan of Xesoestoa. sad many years • member of the Keeler. Sosiely. died about a fortnight ago. Mr. Manford sad his Ina* • vault prepared at their repose I. the punk doge*of Menet ton, application was Male Milk leisearis is tha Wakes.% of atm Hanford. AeeWae.alllsrp, the roster, distinctly refused to have the bell tolled ea the mossiat of her death, or to read the huge rel eervlsaall her Warmest. 11* would allow the wpm t o be placed la the wale, bat would not read the NOW 01 Me ohms& of arsaissA sad intimated th at dense nose Ohm oo m' bo mpg. The grand of Ms rolusal, be nand Is M t MK Ms iisessaud, m r 3 e a u meaber of his shank la Ilk bad is right to the re service of his Mara in death. The day et the baying arrivwl it was fully led_stirtistioniakterstellnalioudiyaolas t i te feeseing hi for a of of burial for me =tithe Wedgy= Bonet, sat a senagregation.—C/witm lienn ILab) ilittelligencto. _Rci p... um m oo ysca uß c.A. TEL—TiNTELDA. ~....T Tali Ktm OF Tlllll Two Ihearas v. TwwOssorri• Br um NAVIGATIOX CONTAXT.—D11117:1•111 TO • BEI/ MAD DT TKO PLowern TO 0111• IX mu Barmy ev • Coition =TN= Imo IT en trevarixo Go. The MUM this WO WOO fily old toe robriar Barem, and she the demurer M Mears. Whop add Needy Ist weed ief Reeder spike woos of gessies. Mr. Reit sad Mr. (*no waxed la tappet of gee i g► rawrid, owl esaltaded Met this sent Paid set latedere ea beheld Me Pak* the lin of theTisoMellir. Itis M Attila the beaslit of s malseeeeelned Welty As d the_ ewilliiMod, 1 * lad aseaped kis power. Tile hy Ids 11111iskiptlied a dela ts the Pip pilot AP Deploy, beeps* it had boa parthesed by spats el the usurping geverasseat, with nosey takes froze the patois tresary. The plaintiff had met, however, =We oat that he was entitled Is this mosey by the law of licliy. The dos was sae of two isesteadiag powers. The um*g peep meat had been. in power he shout twelve numbs, sallied Merino that time bosom possented of property in the seam el the wiz. sad We °sort bid as power to moist the spa his retastateseset Is power, to obtain whet had bees poessined by the Porgies poseessat sad ieressed in this ceitalry. The only book I. which say dl iest satherity applied twig upon this sees was " Vetter. low of Nations." lalnistes translative, pep 423, there slipup' the following pomp " Whoa a party is found In a stair. who no loops obey the sovereign. and are possessed of saMslott Month to oppose his., or what la a meld* the Plies is dirided into two tipper site fatties% nod both sides take up saes, this is celled a civil du. Bowe writers sondes this Inns to a Jut issarrestion of thesaidosts against their se to &Ward* that Mwesi sedesuice trm rebellion= is sa open tad sub* resishoes." " Castries appro pri ates the tares" otv4. war" to every war hawses the amber, of one sad the am Rethink misty. If it be between prt of the shims ea the Ps side. sad the .o n , with Pop who polkas in °Wisps le Ma t no the orlee—provided the sederalsots lave say Tema for teklag u eras , ao thing further is required to Wide , such die to the von . of olv4 war, Pd . "! that of rebellioe.7 . The anwelign, tedesi elf him , WM to Weal the appalled= ei task as *klub was se_ resist hia i but when the burr have esqulred suiet strength to glee hies effaces.' oppenelos, mad to oblige him to esery es the war *pie* them, awarding to lite established rain, he WOW hmemenrily =Mill le **Wm civil war." Ifi= Is Ow the nation Wee iedet parties, who mesh ether as ..smile, mei edge so comsat judge. Them two jrnitill, ffierldere e mud geosearily be eon eider= as Wesseffineemesenstitating two se; ante bodies." " They steed la peeehely the same predicament as two lotions who Is ft etmeest, and, beteg unable to some to an agreesesS,here MMUS to arms." Thus then, it was sliest that the revelation in Sicily was a aviewar, and the contending parties ware to be looked upon in the same Wet as two misladieg nations. Then, in the 426th pegs of 4 Vaal," them seenned the following =cage :—" As to the other alb= wed= the law of nations audbuted to public war, ass chap. xxii. of this book. and particularly the acquisitioe of things taken in war—subjects who take up arms against their sovereign, without demising to acksow -1 ledge him, cannot lay claim to the benefit of those effects. The booty slow, the moveable property carried off by the ! enemy, is considered as lost to the owners; bat this is only en wowed of the difficulty of reeognia ing it, and the numberless inconveniences which would arise from the attempt to recover it; but when a nation becomes divided into two parties, &boo lately indepeadeat, and so longer acknowledging a common superior, the stares dissolved, and the war between the two parties steeds on the same ground in every respect as a public war between two different nations . ' It was well known that this country was not in alliance with the King of the Twe Sillies. There were two contending powers, and both parties stood in possermon of being at war with each other. One had established a government de facto . ; this go memo= did not interfere between the two, and both stood upon the same grounds as I. a public war between two nations. Theo who bad the right to the property taken by the de lace; governmeat ? The property was placed in this ease out of the King's power, it was hostilely seised. This country reeognieed them as two contending powers. and yet the plaintiff asked a tribunal of this country to give him what was thus hostilely seized. Vattel said, at page 395, that the property in moveable effects vested in the enemy the moment they came within hie power; that was the case during the war. Then the enemy removed the property and became perused of it. Suppose the plaintiff bad alleged by his bill that the enemy had been driven out of the country except as to one spot, perhaps a barren rock, surely the time would not then have arrived for the court to return the pro perty to the plaintiff. The court could not return to one party what the other party had not the complete pow,, of taking. By what right, then, could the plaintiff get back the property now that the war wu at an end ? There could be no appeal to nations to decide to whom the property belonged which was taken during the war. To take away from a conquered enemy what he bad taken would be a notion that never entered into the mind of any writer. The enemy established • right to certain property, and brought it into this country, and than the plaintiff came to demand it. Here the parties had put themselves into • hostile position, and they were to be treated as two contend ing powers while the war was actually going on. It could never he contended that while the war continued the king could have come to this country for the property taken from the public treasury. This country treated both parties in differently. Then came the question whether the property could be recovered after the war. Suppose the pre sent republican government of France were to plow funds in this oeuntry for fear of being dri ven out of France and then suppose the last dynasty were restored, Would it be consistent with the law of nations that this country should restore the mosey so deposited to the restored dynasty ? But if the law of nations were different, then the king would only have to : a 4 7 Li t s to the powers of the British government and ask for from it. It might be • subject of appeal from one t to another, and ea arrangement might be made government to another, and an arrangement might be made by parliament; but there was no contract which this court tenet enforce. The Admiralty Court cf this country could have no power to administer the law upon this subject with out bobs delegated by the government. Nei: her could this wort deal with it, except by being delegated by the govenimitst. How could this court say that the war had terminated ? it might only be smothered. It would be for the government to decide that. On the question of jurisdiction there lad been this question raises : whether • foreign government had a right to sae at all; but these were subjects not tit for • municipal juris diction. The next point was as to the demurrer for want of parties. The pi/atilt said that Mesas. Wilcox and Moody were mere trustees, but trustees for whom ? For the plain tiff's enemy ? Surely there could be no darn in the absence of those very persons who, upon the allegations in the bill, constituted these gentlemen trustees. The Sicilian priern mast then of that period ought to have been made partite. This es to the Ship Registry Act, on the one side it was said the moment the ship was transferred and registered, that constituted • title against the whole ; on the ether hand, it was said, that no person not • British subject could be owner of • ship. But there was =adages show that • foreigner might not transfer a skip to a British sub ject. The allegation is the bill was, that the whole transudes with regard to MOWS. WIWI and Moody was a scheme and design formed for the purpose of evading the Registry Act, and that, in few, Granada and Sella was owners of the ship during the whole period. But this could sot be said to divest Messrs. Wilcox and Moody of the legal title. Mr. lathed and Mr. Ooldsaid, on =nal( of the plain tiff, contended that by this bill the plaintiff was alleged to be the rightful owner of Ws revenues of the kingdom of Sicily; this allegation was la conformity with the laws of this country, and that paeeegs, if rightly interpreted and saileemeed, would be an answer to all the arguments affect ing:Oda. The bill represeated that =dais persons sub. jests of the plaintiff;" usurped the govereesestv cad that ma= peaces unlawfully eenduoted the govern- We= The subjects of the grows opposed the Warn, and "=awfully " usurped the government. It bad bun argued that this was a lawful government, Chose ores mete to be reeogehed. It was true that *baud wet is issues. aseerale what governments were to be etle sissg, and it bad been laid down that the judges of this areetry were bound to look to what wee the lawful pursuant of Slily. Now it was a fast that the beg wee lawfully mogul= by this century during the whole time to is this bill. The bill alleged that these monies so taken by the dehodents were part of the royal revenues and taken hem the royal public treasury. According to the law of this country the only government that eoskl be recognised would be that with which this government was in relation. To support the argument on the other side the 4 eonn un. 7 m in ust mentsea reesp note...... iewhtionnoessary wy pe lhow noss werow e ina s a der math r ioala t: w rta i a* this titeooB Sicily wacuaiet Thus was the general principle that the money was the pub rensulielffbrr:rffielykis,l4::vindiediewathalitetabaelesteillialiM"rephiyt , s the ue onViebeSChalfhen:llkiOir COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—lnurnansy. Ma. BARBER'S CASE. Ex PIM. WILLIAM HENRY BLIIII. At tko sitting of the court, the arguments in this case were resumed. Mr. Berjaant Wilkins proceeded to address himself to that branch of the master's report whisk related to the alleged malpractices. He urged that every complaint of malpractket against an attorney should be prompt sod definite, whereas the charge against Mr. Barber ia the ease of Dommett was vaguely stated u " Mr. Barber's eandoet with regard to • Loan Investment Company In the cam of DOlSllleit." Mr. Donunett was an attorney, and therefore an CAM of this court, and according to his own statement he bad been guilty of conduct which was disgraceful. Mr. Justin Patinas—TM UMW has reported that there is no ground for the Amp *phut Mr. Barber la that ease. ILL Serpent Wilkins—But still it had left • stigma Sir F. Thai's! said that the oily eases which were to be pressed ware thou of Robing, Heat. and Reynolds, mid Kr. Berjeut Wilkins then reseeded with RAW& assn, TS S. EXPRESS,