The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-08 00:00:00

BELGIttk /be 3fissikur Belts Us pablieriqiii to wi s e es tits railway, is limit issitri pith et eel : • • • 425.01 114 9112 9= = ... PP &Magee 411 traeoports IN oak 7 I.*.i 411.141 a sprat... 1)..17 qaistabig pewits ••• I . A P.:,t,, woo ca goo poi •••el 1.• • • !lambi., - E - ztna It molts from tha ahoy. ritiirs I Anauft show on isprovemast e s rm. ding month, sod moot c, orts spooditl moth of 1349.. .. triat The flop picking hes gosstiny e s * ; t he crop is txcelhist liodi u:y end quaiity, sod is e xpo:4ol ' e :t t b a x 1%17, shish was a yaorpar m PORTO RICO. Rico w . 4,. ... i . h. 6- . i, , oft, II From Pcrta Rico we gg . . 6046 . 1 rung chin es made is the toa plig=weed, sad 'Ltd& grca.ly interest one mein amsinadi is itipp:sn machinery to the West niS the ii.)1014 Mercantil of Porto' nt the .11m1 A g gro. centai .0 thei racial deems of the it ideft&woe of the th ~emes la that ieleml.t il t: e t which the custom-houses of the sassed skim are $0 1, 0 6 1( 41,0 receive imports, 'diadem toßpagish sr %pip !wools, of lambs*, maohigery, sad spi• tuttual too:s, coining from Um. porta of pedals.. t i oo . By the mooed article, legriget .Tremeis age , glowed to load in pets of tb. third Wage. sad to emar out horn them, t iking mom fr om t b, .„.,,,,...,_. cotton hon.m. By the tia goy* a ll ra ;,77, 1 7; i : M Me to bc opened for the ematiag tradm he a fatter decree the rates of dad* 11.1M.j.icy the Queen of Spain, en um l arr a t i l . 1 , -0, are t•. come into force. The duties of 611. r t e. an titian.' produce under the aatioual flog - 11: lorti•ol to II) par cent. ; those of lli sad 141 nada. the terra file will be rained to 16 and 14g sad three ,g23lstello en fneign produce nada lends* flags MN be raised to 21 as.d 30. Itepoete el gold, diver, sari retinas stones under Spasigh flag tee pay 2 per ern*. ; mile- same flat and foreign origin 3_per cent.; sad of tuniwoo i; it, and flag 4 per cent. The burs) of Sparish Moor •indet national flag to pay 3 doll. and soder fur.:;;:. it ig . 5 dole. Virrniatobeeco in leaf to pay 4 do 1.. pvc quintal ; Manilla, 5 dole. ; benign tobacco, 6 ills. ; San Domingo, 5 dole.; Cabei 5 do's.; Cobt cigars to pay 1 doL per 100. Roared whit* 1 sugar. of foreign work t to pay 11 doh; per quiutal ; do.' from Cate, 4 dole.' f amigo cloyed sagas to pm - 4 dole. per quiotal; baba do., 2 dole. . ). 1 ,, Resides those articles free Ram duty trails* tie tariff, the following are admitted: amide ploughs, mina, trot • f,r planting. Bristol bridle, ironwork for sugar gaille f fuesaces d awry agricultural and auger meetrine, plinth, sm.. iron for ploughs, wieners; ipparatie 1 machinery. All articles of produce are free hem , royal sod local export duties. Articles isportod sod liablo to customs duties will be entitled to a bounty of 3 pot oant., or drawbsek, en undertaking to export to the same value of Cuba pad*" Shit's bringing wader transit are not to pay tonnage duties. By father decrees of the Spanish government eonsidisalie advantages are given to all goods lauded is entimpet , at /Lama, sad Pvto Rico, and introduood for meingesptioe into the peninsula under Spanish or foreign flag. ' , Oti l Vil i Pt hl tift i r. - date._ v i rife 4 N o 4.o 'l6O iLire' tied lociMlthem live bowintinkred 'by the ae llt Wic Manotes sentull at Nolytedd ell' imeadag... The premise low et whisk the refjpit • iln imputed is Inlishugli awl paly. frees.** / 4011 . 1 2.. _opt* S elo eltettlie, ll Werth Ad , bows woe lISCONWId is megrim kow, Ilit bird: sad se her llslesty is osoo*od to ',Aspol,frebidnitc• at fl Oink es Mena* at lit : bieransta Stanek may be oersted ' 47 i ci Wok the seate,simaian.l. Attar wily . st' gym the 'grata, ,We tint pasty . will meows Nag lillikallr mi lOibuse early sio Triday _lpui kw tit* . royal raiewies t h ltall a ild_ Alse ewe Assam* se era kelt kWh. litorwish. Om Welts ego. Ito 117 II . 's is to be !Wally lighted, me Silet ........ ede= 6. A le We Wirral Mir lt/itn e td ill - T "----- 1, eb* peat r si tell "...l l bia worst kW lettilaides br biliftemi. DIY SWIM prood by flat Clesee's Park. so . welpimeely .skaii. i lighted by nolgasted lamp!. ve.4 Ia ialtogebilli Walks to shoos unit In hub otrosle), dist insts &Mattes healreli eastannt. _ . sttosiptso mi = . , to Wipe is &Meet holism abandoned, site, went toed ea Theaddif. Itesaing. 'The night wee Oki II day, keit i t il lnit of air is the lalsamth Petkvisioe foveae este 9t• ii tu s inse ; within ne C.4:16C- no wens. 'B. on to be ic:t 4. n Mekleie sweinees I g 'te 'Sille alms, m these that Woo hotted it sintnailo beam. Ti. = a nal Myst reredos will M hold by nos IMlLlghil . _es : 93ril Illahlon ono . " slas mat eallinggi liseturtitha SW SUM/stunts looregrout, will be m WWWWI I tole: thisissuolt 0 Aftikat'a Boat, is be kleilled eh hYee %weak arrival. his prepare that the beetles, ekwald be sew the swot mesides and %yahoo stele, Worthy Mks dike elm sad of do Wanks NoliM it le to to sonsamonta Per Wimps% 6 vassal sal *epos is in prunes. old nag iii hopes ere ootertsleod 1 that themes mama will be rack se to reader the Uwe Ws stentlbotr a ttless bon Si.! yet airseissi frost tles pooh ill lifiesiat The an that we kilned on WV kalty *Sethi I 2, spas the essesion ef her Illidw/N Me OW as Banked. woe seen ken the shone of Fife, sad he maxi wan se Tarry ids. Is the Witelotelli the flaws will reeve to ilhanktete the reyalprep.. to Itelymed. We belists *ere is elm s oho larwtisn of Owlet*/ des Deunissoon leleekt Ines Sellehery Cams, wilt* wined un doubtedly have a very males offeet. Prdhably se Misr site Is to world motets to sissy advandsjpolli 4 of fireworks; and so denier of any lila woad saise di tt the bomb" of blue bens de the various emieseses of the hill Ti. arrameaswas ars nada' the ewe of Iris. Sheriff' Claim ma Mr. liothires, of the Board et Works, and the/liana sad jedeutent will iieuhtises deinesine all for lb. bon. Biz them. Orey, the His. Seentiary, arrived here last sight by the 'mime Inter ea to North British Railway, kw kb seat at Telledea Nertluaborkied, ea his soy to Halisoni, to sasseesay low Majesty to Osborne. We observe that the Aionlans Bearer' • it reertfty states Nat her Majesty in warming In. Belmerol will dewed to Des so tar se Basetiory St. Tama, and dunes muse the mantry to the station at the Alludes* railway at Stow- Issela. We know &eating se to the credibility of this slum meek (Pros the Para Fierier of Thweeoloy.) &on bye Majesty's wesat of nos stabouni, bar two molest sod emu iateneting monitions have been bar visits to Leek Malik, widths "Look el Lochnsgu." As incellent emigre read hes stoutly lase made trim Balmoral env the Who te lash Mulch, • diseases of ail or seven wiles. Leah Mulch lies la the beton of a large ob l ong hollow, the steep greys sides of Wish am fumed by the hills of Olen with on the cm side, and a shosider of Lecksteoar on the other, and the besstifially mimed mtlioe of this imams bests is wily broken by • few sinew dark degas, Wreath which We militia mosateht emulate that feed the lake " Wattle" sloop, with that peculiar clear sturesur we *sly fled ie the Highland bora that threads a nasty glen. After mins' 'boys Me a number el hems is bier elemot open boat upon this delightfitl lake, her Maks', end Priam Albert, amemesaied lam s.. two er three Highlauden, retired tor We eight to the those' emifertable, thatched hat, beat for %bait coaresisems almost *km to its alas. Nut moraine, at as early ear, they retraced Weir steps as Delmore!, evideatty highly ditliikted with their soiamvitet romantic. mentaise. Is Mating the " Leek .1 Leshosger " her Majesty eseraded by Oltaiseldse, Ms bun of ',Min tows directly film to loch, sod, after a steep climb et a equal* el talks tatter kelpies the carriages), teethed the base el the " rooks of Leamegar," the loch of vehicle is simply a assail High bred tue, mistreat completely rarrondesl by them intimate yaws's' preellaires whisk rise pammilealarly to the height el 1.810 feet, sad so ,slimly everberig the mall tars ma three sides es to wipes, every mama ready to annihilate it he ever. Altcyether, the "Loeb in Losboagar " is a woe eil undo 'randier, sad is well ksevra to the mueerens tourists that visit tie fer.isased ..settle. We may marina that Oleaselder is one of slices sow Masi, Ilene afire im nuke ef annserous " dry slam" esetags6 sad tisk .. kaitparls," nest et a' tires visa deer knits win se/ nesse to =' sheep walks, sad we may aloe add that Won 1810* form of natant grow. pines bed bane to sedan leaks( to wins Monk of the gle4 bet In *a erten* of that ouswimily dry year them w a great aceldestal mom busks la the meaty, shish lacladed Olemielder sumg Its "mom eatsittately awitrwalas its yews. in, sad they hove new reoppearei. Os Saturday the geese west met to " Auld weaver Anteroom's "--abost a mile mad • half above Balnssal, INS the spwsseto side et tbo Diss—to no tartan wanes awl Si. sort of less epee which the old Ilish• linden wen gm alas Salsa of task philsboss, an book wt epee whisk a hashed sell Shy yews an neared to have node bet esoparatinly little skssatiee of borrese ant. After stsyiag • mendseshis times szunains the workshop, Wad seals( the proms et weavino, her Ninny wit bee asputare, sad what bidding the 0 mid we goodbye, left hi. as seder ter alines plait, whin, us bats lie doubt, lb. *MEW will be venereal to WE. HEALTH OF THE QUEEN OF THE BELGIANS. Tim improvement whisk wee duet had Mbrriag tam Plies is td• eir the Oka el daleyi.aa hee set boa astaleeL ith Yut., i ilemP albs 'entity mutilated k theead, the royal ph hosed • Wilma, et stag dist k tbs malea Wits wok debility whisk the Carta had hit lice maw Cie polka beams mmpliessed, ash ea Imam et tam. Rae "IZZir ...did by Di.. 01•01.11 1111111Mit ; bat. et et to De.e se uee "led la, who, amen amid de se ewe dam the trealmeat dbeeted by hie seeltt.' temers The de Madly. the Due entivam die Priam de Jtiseille, sail tie Name Clemestlek salad ea the ilth WM* their edetim. TIN ballet% hied ea the Ella Meted that the rmel Miner was as lease. Tns Bangor or Camps= wilt bold an 'aba tis& la Chielmeter Cathedral ea threasy. the 22m1 December. TICS TINDAL STATTR-11No 'glad arraagetoottto aro sow se Ur somplebed that this statue will doubtless mu its dais feen ia the mare .1 ova tows la theseurse et two es dims weeks. At a meadag of the ommuittee ea Weise following inatelptlea, ts he ia Moan haws sa M. was adopral ; ht to Ma the pea et Ik. Jodie akesrd, and is wail adapted. kem appreriatasess sad bossy et lass Musa eat Mal work of art : " TM Welt Mossetwubb Sir Mesas Osemiltess Tiadal, Let. D.O loped Chid Issoles of the Ow el Comma Puss, hens at ClMMiked i a.a. Ind i titei AA 11146. Brasted A.D. =COM be Vim Op imp sof a Plage whom ad d KWh& tow, Monad by .was wiedow, miNateil by pane tovo of jwitisa, .sutured by unwearkst jibes% estr c i Dg eho awe WOK styls, will be held hiamaltry somastalesam" AC mos as the widioft Oa Mew will be alert to is stop bet el Wow So latakpotdse loy a public festival is Maly to le orltb. —olloattallet arcosielr. MIL E. B. AlUtalltOett, ILP.—We are sorry to Mar *at Kr. Anaemia i egg tom noon lateral dm, oat in oroseretroort is suable to WE bit duties to Boroalte of Dam et Ks ostosiag wits.—Loorostw Chrreste. 00ORT OF BaMISPTCL—Tbs bad ChaimMt las waists&lk. Loa tiebsbas, d Geriaa•senet. Ciar dess ea =Woo at Ow Oases .1 Mr.' kispidg aa Wash, wallas 11. e. iseropri. Ponamores. Oar. I.—The 'Paige% dam friga te vas sikaliai lbe 4. ROW* f er al. Teat est 01 aser sarg eso l e tre sd Moor Jobs P M •fir. lisiassaiaos aissward far bar z4 s t iv iibe amalia4h slaty alma MOM ism the also, Sri* Xr, Ppa, was bay Asps mead frau salvia to Mb part —Tba Pas, IA 08.1.9. sasissr, sad prapaldsd se sea lam is W akmady last ow al bit Mik— a essmas weal ta 'lamas falba Irma Ow koiSlinkilh Wass buried et Sailly _ gins us d ar . Wag (bauradaiAllasmaivid itgawidA frirati,( t . 2 4 = .,... die , 11111- Mit I ii* et; ,Ora They *led Is apis h nisi' WI 'trip would' AA 171111 , •610/ "Isilwithoe, se will . _ it, ts will *WU& ' 'Oa readilhig the meth .119 I MO. in • :set lialieddqiieti nub; whisk is abased aid iit the eitelmee II the eiier p the boat Wool itarol4ll iikt asswisigsMr. 111Illsa bilge (who boa tees thelaii. l towier of a vowel), andionlyindled hoe bp la the tried% eyo. ' She being at the thee seder 9 plot at maw, whoa it is 'eagraeol sin met hove teseltei dee ,gresei, far obi hue am* heeled seer, awl almost lestantly sunk, rug dews , 'Airs henaut. Iratasseily the beat belenglag is the sew to/wheat, littlll'iliii oiwp,,el OM tire lie alma bees b lersgegilfthihisk;'oed by their seised exerase esseneded. l I. saving erns el the haglwe maws has we repel to add 1 the stet bet we MM. The esrelvose wens lauded at Pill. and medical aid prompayproseued sad reeteratives Malabo , brad. Inn we tepees t. state that three *filers still rowels is 0 swot dame:ow state. °fibs leargegliestow deewsehartig ere hely helm yet has reenveredoeth.tlthelllr.Jellothille whisk was Isnalme 'sebum theasitherila veinal anivelin * ' alibblei AI! marinimi, Weer hen the plane of w ..Z ei Vighis la th r ...hor. lo lll , o, l l die visd boll a itili thtlited utheig to tther : fie b.'edam lii/10, who wee abesehie t Mr. Goal" 1 =sad Mr. Wok who we . a widesese. pad has left Mao 1 ' Illii. Setheleslieil also left • widow sad three elith ' dam es depthre their lose. Ate 'assist ea the body et Mr. lambs trill lie held this males. Lou OP LW'S AP NOTTDMIAIIO—NOTTDIGIIII3I., IlOstillT. 4 r.m.-11. fessfel pis et tried that km be.. blowing la this disirist der; the lest sienna been, has mama a pest samba, ad sesideate; aid the speoulag is elthwerys, well., t 0,.., &a., eaased thereby, has malted In et hem era fatal esewalty. fibertly before else feekek this afternoon. whilst a ember a people were weeding la the Make% pine% brides at the muster et Vfosebwell'e we sogerit, a tall shimmy at the tog of Ow hoses waspied by Mown. libmltimeen eat Welsh, poem, was blows over, awl is ladies it canted aim with It pester polies et the rear, the boat sinus, sad • lane quality ef lid. altegethw weighing hem two is three teas, which, wadi *wooly a neseenee wands', tell heavily epos the pommel, knocking several people lows who were standing thence, Varying two individaals—a youth sad • puns ertusan—amonget the rough debrie, sad very narrowly labels, the nob of Mr. Wombwell's musvese. The esestereaboa 0 the brands's et to raddesame of ' the toestble saddest hauls; uthsided, those who had bens lambed dbwa were assisted to places of enmity, .rd had their wooed. sad braises attended to ; sad the two thavidashe mere seriously Waled were removed lo the pastel heepital. They peeved to be William Morrill, spd 10 pare (dead), having bora mashed by • imp that .1 lead Wag ups him ; sad a Made mined Ws. erred than 34, whole heed is se severely leseraeod that LS is solailiond Joinable for her te ,reeover. tbes is, mareever, bum esseemies el the brain. The pow lad, li a snell i , ld a held el his Istber's bead at the time be was Med ; sad me elder brother stood as the Mbar side of him. Both hod *as clothes and boots sera, sad were braised weverely aa micas parts of the body. Members el ether pees* have bees similarly bun; but sone, slept the two named, an likely to lees their lives thereby. This manslai ssrly, Kerrie Nile, yep 39, woo:dimple, was osampd to the hoop& lal ben Commit. Wise reseeni • badly mamma wound ea the nen shealder, by the idling of a poetise et see of the baildlap la that oilier, win& is situated about four iglu : from Oh tows. As inquest ea the body *Merrell will be " held to-sight or to.menew. st, for 3 T . '"4400; a miuguei tit& larieirlirs AIM trtmatasass, the Connor dlil . he Zvi ma t ammo to inks, whisk he Asia aram be sada at His stage re The Rev. I. A. Shed's, a 'may add Ilea :Wham It may use's tali: tbrair II be amid j g rits. the mattes sada la tket. be to sake a It ma trove Hat had entail Ma, sad had l effertalli 7 lreia the slarstionalisk the hems eadirmae. le Teodoro Ike Irma at _be mild h ire Maid. bit he attar iitqaby. eadusU the Isampiag slisereadeas to mitre : . throe eaddersams et the Ma mar relative to this morass is the itailiba CharMaab *I the 6th Oa. 1 otaso to the hilowdm owsialwas. • la That Rafael had ea ablest is diaperriai et tin ass's ealms, sad orissatod or presaged the alalla. lad. That is is probable that *ere was more pp ewe mow la the sated memerstra of It. as as sail del.. MOW \wily be cow alma by was Indiana maid la setae am to watch las lara ltd. That the saes orbs "orally sow mined the murder was slush would is the tat head, sad probably in the lat thumb. 4th. That Its shadaed seas by the door whilst death was lash slog the pate sad eoaseled himself sail Batik got. to bed, whoa the lassdar was prapetrated. Ludy, that who Wear has malted the murder has MR demo it his east or his tight eras storpod la Wad. That !Malt load mid pre balrflis left thumb was weaseled airman by tits Fumes, sall salsa Ma blood yet ► to bs sees stared by a Mad, sad Is the Irt band by a Mesabi thumb, • wearied la the tsar olds a thelolet. It the wished away malted the sass apprentice as this • mug= the lest wall be soadesia. Tin mark ea the mew dm aims the bloody sista a a wet elbow, with the We of dome mesa, deputed. sad probably et • ma Wow the wale duo, or she of este stoopieg. I should i6to the Mawr arks. nese are the ealY hula- Maas I wield ded—the *tab nark I. the repboard, to the aorth-mot OXIM ; the drops is the hams in as mot mar, sod the nark ea the mar deer. Very and very blamably, thrash very nasally, the test mare all allareted sad sac The hat onielliwell holm at is due ameba sad setting of to eon' eery List am is sot stall hamaritrat with his base await sad Wag, as there was this esesob In the smog ei Mr alga to be here and moms the amid aid. sad wawa le thew biawele at a datum. I know nothing of 11•111weli, and easy draw there Isferraeoe has what I have use. is the arrepsper. The blood has towed too tmly to the mama places washed to lead see balsa that h wee the bl al a iiis deemed." - - . ' ' TI; Cu,..., made no remark uprs thie 111081thllathlthall, sad proceeded is read A. sidearm gime at • previous mesas, et 1111 jury. He Ma called some Maass, who spoke to the eireenstamos seder which the mardered ma wee dimmed, eat the appounases af the body tad tr. room. The Es. J. A. Rhodes (Intemptiag)—l wish to know, Mr. Ceram, whether yea an dimmest to promeate the view of the setter I base Mon t If so, Immediate steps should M takes ; and it yea are net inclined to take Ass I will. It ato IS that yea are wooing the day, sad sight wt ins before thything is dons What yea Sr. wow welds, down is only a picture of the glees and at the body, which eaa A. dose a. well at another time as now. I laid my it., et the cane before yea: If you think tight to Cam is oat, do so; if sot, I will. Wets the oppertmity be lest. The Coress—l ass here is maim sash widows as there say be reedy to beteg babes vas. It anything can be done to Slag to light meth impethinti beta, the sooner it is claw tics better. Mr. Crossley (maistrate)—Could you not bring in a Mutest reediest, or adjourn the pecessithes ? We have heard OM It has been said by a UM that II any one had sm. mast the muds It wan Ida b;ethen, and that they dawn hos ; sad we mat to go sad examine their north sal thumbs. In fast, doe hose beard aim is night, that in of OM bracken km • eat thumb. sad Ms, etrapled with Vs kat Stylus Bahasa said to ipmer, is so remarkable, that I thiak no Ums should be lest. I thick this mss (Gem) lead aselabg In de with It, sad that we may get the rie se a: : sea Tl.thi In L odi Islas* wait, sad keep the jury waiting, it say slams esadise is threw new tight on the ease w.s likely to be ableited. It they said bring any witnesses who hail made the Mthemests referred to, or get rote or the poems swereatedt M *NOS se Son elm" he lest by the ategithtthas pelisk sadl he would keep the promedinge Under shmealreassithath Mr. Rhodos and Mr. Crowley lett the roam with ~as pethennes, and the mom employed hisseU for sem time in Sabin the seldom of posits who Seedbed the,aressasteases of Anibal; the body. Two men with sire brought its who deposed to baths; as the pri- BMW Guess mar the toll4ouse of the misdated man at Is o'clock an the meaning et the murder. H. ibis were a whit* mock. It was stated by a Mom arsod Chunky, a Meter, that when he raw the body of OM anoweed, WWI after it me Arse disomeed ea the Istarday eteralag, et a taw Wastes put sin Vault, he Alt at the head of the Meneed, and It was Sill worm A wawa who lives DM Glass (Illeria MIMING) said the heard him some hem shoat 12 o'clock on Friday night, and another woman (Busy Modisort) sold ehs saw his at the hem OM murdered ma soon attar the muds had been mkt ratite as Saturday atoralag, smug the people looking at the body sad molar the make of blood, and bend him soy, " Well, I wee ken aa hoar es two lest Split with Jemmy, bet I left Ws at 12 Vele* wham Holes oast same. ' He the. wore lot a white, bat • blue smock. At the ties I deeper* say report (halt past 2 (Mask) the comber Ira adleweskel the preosedlags fat half-as-hoar, in the hope that illesamietrates would sum to report th e re. sale their tartherlasestigatioas by tho espirstioa of that Forted. Tag FIIMUT Moans—Ftidlabl. or Till Da- CllMlLD.—Testerday Meng beer appointed to the later moat of the roaming nth, in. George Edward Rank i.- rennet of Me bent* one war amity murdered as the alibi of the Mb ale 1M _lnhabitants sad villagers et the varroundiag Makes deed hue Freaky at is early boar, ernins to mail Ink teepees tot the memory of the tle• neon gentemen. The faunal wee Ind to take pine et 11 *Week. By Enke et an al p i r s e memos, was en duing lie • private a meow ea ; bat the methanol, deelllhelneeel stendlibp She des anketeleate gentle men. ma no very Ream& mood enerldhood . ter Me she. rlz i rghesa the &hie s' whin hie Webbed= had the ant et itenating a veep large emillesen "welds% dee kik, d amity at whom were as lees palißilly embed Shan theme al the minim of the de emed. The Bee r& jualsailia lett tki dierazglz skates deer Belied; pemeded hy Se the Bev. I. Cl e, realm at Tenheength ealhi lMis &deal Mee. Tao umeaW setualans if the donned. Mr. Clark, of irrahre.int IM. Dad.., of York TIM, erne neat. sod were sonoaded by One ilemiette sensate. The sada, ern ride, the noasine el Ilkt iseenerd. bine ta tielv ais tomeet. able tradesman oil the althe et Frisky' ,sad then imed:Easse. aims the reensareb ot Own wen hat .. the two pentbial sons of the sad Ms two hertion, Mr. Lee =Una and red gtdo beleapka nth 'abed telk A wlinshi llit iftl b" the Ileelletttli4 awe the weenies den& with a very narnereas MN of diele die meldeattelakina sad often the divan T h. 'dim, whit*, anal te seremeales, was plied Y • Mahn twitk pave Is J', s 7 aunkpard, 'Wen We- Illealkk Womb the .1%, wieriew. bleed of the red den diser aad ratty were peewit.—Nelda' ot Mai antedated to lead to doe positive desestara VT; amidne bee ben dkerreared up to the Fenn due. - - lIWV= OF 61011111 PEOZ 111 . 2111 CITL—IF is se le be sliei sellollll9 the eel*/ of the ri12 1 3 des DaMOW Pea* Is raise ibe sleek silk. ably e kit been Iwo Warned llama Ow plate sad epee s Ile eamelese wore noetered to Seethad-1 mi. aro* ee mew of perishes& ankles Iwo Metal lei ebele t men the eteeic of Kr. Merell. Mr. ' Arose& ifeseetreet, yeeterbey omesieg is Seedrodl=ei be • very ebert doe .11tts' =it MAN:me m wb er. *s i te= Oefee.besee, his Oil slimed ism yeses ash lobe 1 east the =elt D• 27% OltsP Bass. Petomeeser-eow, INISMOSINed of& to IF* Witold woo fakir oeopeedSe base is. I,IIIIS lbeW selleweecus thoweives gm of the demo he b taligrop, sad began, tosaweaf ado= se sad delly. Law it wie Neer. rimed that a peer et sots Si. r hem e iag mit, a pardon of the ' boo No •p to Mr. Shea by Magnin, ea Weasettlay, stekat viek Wm. PROM frawthe Imre of lare. / 40 . 4 . Nokia**. 'Awned, ea *D a tat Usk skirt. Is is net eapelial ibis the rimers wa laNgS r ewenhadea Me Soy. It le wedes , :=ll6 Ila We the megharaele le great a hither swateeie te allewthe etideasele mese a eollowhe Tax MasliorourAN Immourrs Aor road that se lowa tie sew onseteries sbeel4 to eta weeks efier advertises.** satitylag the i CatV is i a s i ti Bored el Health to maltase lea 4. bent Theo dr weeks talked the week bake het. Datiatba WS *ask the iseyeeten of the beard, UMW Audi. Raw. gam ead Oresy was espied is the aiimialfies dossier tirrsills. leveed wore AOKI aid aridisiblyw se ibt bent asapstra—Olarvir. .0?.8 I .8 113. /I ()Too s%va - ..3 1 / H 11.0.871 I:I 'IT . e',;',... 4 11i q 7 A 111 .. . ...... • - --- —-- ... 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R .. I. 1 . whts . Tiosivea .. . -,.. , . . “ Thep thimirst4alsolostiOnlisisie Walt *Oct te the Lefts seethe, whisk appal is ft ease ett IMO- gad lad ;, f imbemmarlialigie m pi , r il wtk. It or she smeared that Iso kid lied this * • ye- NOW die CleVdesel et ' ' mot who ssairbelia is IN ahoicaiimrika koo.mos; e rik" 3 " 0 " 1 " lee 4 lds 1 " / " 1 1 4 :Z y lie tt ', IN lieselske Wm, Gad trim he wee phis set to 10414116,bb e pf fte it . lit. . :ma mat 41111,04 .•• Ai vials." Vitl." 444 a gill . _ .fato eke elll 3lllll llitalitwltt-8 11 6k 1 " Ph kauM b itt :INV rr-r•-. ~ co .1 r, 13.,. fig • -.0,,,, 1 ".." the lad Wgit vidspal a usetboamassramestoge Th ere wen rev Wetted prieeat, the Rev. 0. ~ „,.,, „,, ifij l a g ..., . w . f ii i s ;Itataimpleiftsrateibleir 'ea *imam tillitbliahly Atli& wlsditati, i• A RA•dth• Tau .74.. : Esq., ..,a sat &ha Row Dab „... ~ . 1,.i:, . 4111 I .41 tat - i'elr •, •• . 1 4 ". '' P" .T'''''''' : ••. r'. I n s• di. laml !"T isa l l . / 4 / 1 1 . 11 ., 1111 . 0 ... 1 # 911 0 . kinrstd ' Weft the isZelso um sheer sossfaftesea. the Censer - _ THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS. The following report on the piece of rope brought home by Captain Forsyth boa been received at the Admiralty Chatlaus.yard, Oil. 4. 1 . Sir,— in obedience to their lordships' dironiens, sisal 4kg i s your keeer of 'ester !:,)', date, I have the 11•0601 IT to retiree', for their lordship's isroraluene. the report of the officers on the pies' of roe ant no tor esunisatins. and base to observe, is addition thew°, thet tb ) master rope milker elates it to be a piece of COMMO.. rope, and sot wilt& In* ; wad, farther, it appears by Or books of the yard tkat the t ells* werstai meek, the di ungeshing mark of Chat. ham-yard, Ines the dee a maansfeerare yew guest to 1824, as the eider evil/sign different enloured worsteds to each yard hears date April hl. 1824. previous to which white worsted wee in see It Ch ethos, tad goat prehably tisesahe out the terrier, haring lime istrodooed is July, 1814, as a eshetdote for the Itlf Ws.' lam ttuepllee of rope of snap arm including 12 cells of 14 itch common rope, wore not to Woolwich in Novfisbev, 1844; and 41 voile oftke ease dreeripties between January sad April, 11146. Durla. the latter perked a supply of Are MOM misses* frees Cost hoa to Woolen& e ',reedy her the Entree and Tamest. I re turn endow% the report of the Wooiwisb odium al well a , the spectra:a of rope, •• Aid have, die "Peru lill:MAILDII, Ci;elail laridalielket. " Ceptaht Ilantilten, dc." " Chatham yard, Oet. 4. "Sir,—ln obedience to the &reale& of the Cartels :nperinteedeat of this nerrinp's dare, I beg to state it to be op opinion that the pine of rape seat wee seasefeetsred too linsparien heap, sad tarred with Kr. Baykrea sou -1 oend tar, and Sad that Reeppiaa hemp we* reeaved hare I I s 11141, mad that it wee saanfattered from September, 11141, 1 • October, 1148. wham the last was sada, and, therefore, _soot pecably eiresmin earreetly the &de of the stanafee !er. of di. pies* of repo east, the idly being takes of wises Jun wt of wow. " I ow, lkw. "S. Boa Tow, Yaws Ropowakw." " I moor is opinion with th. Mower iogessitor. "Taos. u r , NNW Atioadaat. " The Tna "MOONING CEIRDNICLE" AND Mit. lit7DBoll. —We confess oar contemporary has just reason to i•oomploin of wt. In the remarks on the streams@ efforts that are being made to whitewash Mr. Madsen which we publieted on Wednesday last, the Money Chronicle was inadvertently printed instead of the librainfe 'brad, as one of the matipalaters. The Mcroany Chrohicb., however, in its disclaimer of the chinch r of a patina of Mr. Hodson, has done itself less than justice. "Within the period rehrreed to," nays OUT contemporary, "we have not written one word either for or against Mr. HO3llOlO Now, on the nth of September, no farther goes, thelforreng (ie. »irk adverted to the ex-railway king in thew terms And we do not know that any single Let eohi,ected with Mr. Hudson's caner, as a railway fin melee, is better calculated to explode the &simulate which ware at one time prevalent as to his sagacity and prescience in those spasstions, than the utterly prossate soedition it which his own peculiar Com pany was thrown by the effect of co* of his own peculiar arrangements. Passing out of the hands of Mr. Hodes', the Newcastle shareholders tad fortu nately adopted the clunsels of abler assail se hateeeter men ;* &c. The Morning Chronicle has written against Mr. Hudson " within the period referred to," atd it is creditable to it that it has dam so. Nor DoTT.—I* order to avoid the Reeseeity of tw' , collections of the Mg duty, Ms.. eft the 16th inst. sad' OS at. 16th of November. the Clumeellor of the Esebitqate hes directed that the 'Meal= of the moiety of the duty a VW sad of the moiety M tie duty of 16411 'hell take plea • the 15th November pest, awl lowavoises have hem issued aco,rdioily to the proper ANA et bleed lßasaau —7th October, 1860. Court-not; or THE 1848 Hor DUTT.-1114 How Nerd of laird Insershas lased swam frig tho Bashioar erection of the duty as audit :—Teasday, Oct. 1 5 111 s. bridge; Wedsesday, 16, Seilwealte; Monday, 11, Watew Yam; Friday. 18, Wrotbsa ; Basseday, 19, Nathisi; WaL seeds!, 23. thaidaiose; Friday, 16, Lesbos ; Fires, U. Milton; W.dotaday , 30 Rosheatin • Tuohy, Nov. 6, Gravesend; Wednesday, 6, Dart fo rd ; Friday, • 14. Mary Cn_y. ESCAPI Off Two CoNvicre PROM Tag LEZDS 1301101:011 GAOL.--00 8-ttrity kW it MO diesrared that two wormer ravish had ton* ins the Leeds Bo nnet Goal Or fs Itivb aid Hurlers, a mos who wit soriattd of felony at the Yorkers, neon last your, sad oestrad to eras years' trassportaties ; aad tho *this Is Robert Shrines, red 27, who as easvided of Sassy at tie Stafford unions, end sentenced to tea peon' buospeetedoo. ' Th. former is 33 year. of age, 6 for 6 hish, ribald hair aid fresh complexion ; 111 lOW is 27 INN IX, 6 Int 'J isehes lush, with hate Wised to be awl ill entire of Chesdis oar Matkellimilgt. amp: ia both iIIEdIICOS woe off e nd by *Nog sot the wisdom el their cells, sod sating away as roes week Ws ebbe Ito it o eat. wads won otosted. Both odlo No la do oppor otity vi the building, Ina whir thei iirbossis awl Insulin ars by loomos of rope. The dam as sot win by • net of aside used be width is as thin as a iassll this. 1, with • shoo Sa l at the sad i sad timt ruin used were • pin of riga wen employed is weskits up into mattiag. • WOl Nara "is aide by the germs sad Ws oodiotio aY nod So coaster, and a reward of 101 beto wisraff dik booet sand log 411 1 1 111411 P A. tun of the MUMMA W doe ew " 14 tothiee had boos ot " 01 W io their prier irsor—a kW se gory hissed 48411 ...n i . I L O Ihe units. ttcy eas watrive Or &MP the win w Impale& lie Umbel labourers in nue nanliaity." " Be works 4181118, tier the railway usestereet, " I mold not r 'Yoe reformed toy contrasts had it not bees W its ble industry." "It may ba all very Moe !eia W /risk proprietor, "but he never „albrtienlietiitieirMipleiset tea Dem New.) works at fasserif Then, let me sok, why does he ~,seems obvious.— Demmer. WON Wilk at home? The answer _ d I bewWneer, I believe, al let conclided the task becalm be haa not the same indwell. " Be oes which Ina hapostd upon me. I have endeavoured to ~___ „,__ him money regularly rid, and not work at home, because he does not get paid at . ere the British public some potholers of estates of '77... ~.•:,7 ~.. work as wag.'. hard at es he will Miry Oka sod charseter which within the ""'" 17 ""• inie L l • ""; .1 7. mum minmaeration abased? few months will be for sale in Ireland. In my wor k .tir money wages anywhere, why does be go abroad an ima !se wabthsalleellidigar /be est er e ami nis tbe relirell ail. p ir t eliMan t h. . n ; i d i =ally on the precarious chance of getting them ? The ' with, dawns h aee b een f urn i e e r d o f ru m en° , W hy should he eel.? If he is not iodised to work for ......i.....1M - ' --- -----'------- --...... '.. .' r . ” .. disporetion of eke Irishman is not a roving disponi t ee l ...we err the en mannucturer ; assay -sods tar and has no wish to rush to England upon the °bums of bon •. he is firmly attached to his own country : he and available henmaeseengradilaudemeni de „ i i,,,,, 4 g aillea I,l,m birr t" i ,Z i d,,r t 7A obtaining work, and the regalarity of his ieturn when ai d - - 4 'Wi l li' --- g gid i — 117 — E. / „„,..., —•— 'l, -- „ n ;.;, - +V o the harvesting time is over shows conclusively what li e;a d de, se flidelsion — enileportest e tends - 7.1 - lakes a nd — it was h.s Ireland that he has at harvest time in England and he went for. Give him the same chance in i si reallieve lesin , :=lllo44ralkewcieihu.mightlsaihat"almdoseeet descri bed , Not • bit of it. Pay him money wages at home ant class of purchase% mid sufficient to exhibit how varied will soy one believe that he would emigrate at all ? are the resooresSe et behind. and how great are the will work as hard at h.me as ever he worked away oppertanitiesidish she now throws open to capital from it. he will prefer testy at home, end for those wages he s,ad enterprise. 'Ana now," said I to Mr. Ellis, " hem n you grow Before I codelade these knees, I am anxious, how ever to take an opportunity of showing what may posing," he replied, " that I cannot sell them to ad he lone is Ireland, and this I can best do by crops here what will you do with t ?"—" S up vantage in this °wintry, I have the best corn market offenses to the case of one whose property I bad ea opportunity of seeing „.,..,°4 m y r ead tons can come up the bay within • mile in the world open to me. Ves ell of 130 tbroolth Gaon en route br`"""• e'ae"e• . at of the house. For 10s. a ton, or 2s. a quarter, Clifden a rumour reached me that at a short distance I can obtain any amount of freight I want to Liver from that town, along the coast, an English Quaker vio l, an d if I cannot sell my corn to advantage . there gentleman had recently formed a s ettl em e n t with his t cannot sell it to advantage anywhere else in the family, and that he was employing labour with con- nom." This appeared to be extremely reasonable, orderable advantage. I took an opportunity of visit• leg the place, the particulars of which had, I found, and Iberia farewell to thiejeood eettlertin Connemara, convinced of the sobriety and soundneu of his views, been correctly **Ported to me, and where I was of the excellence of his intentions, ar.d with the sin hospitably received by the proprietor referred to. Mr. carrot prayers for the success of his truly benevolent EllO, a member of the Society of Friends, and • mert i orie. brother of the sitting member tor the town of Leieet- They, then, is what may be done in sixteen months tee. Mr. Ellis has been settled here only since lest is Ireland.An elegant villa built and inhabited— April, bet be obtained his property and commenced gardens the work of reclamation on it 'beat sixteen months laid out—a large quantity of virgin roil reclaimed, and a portion of it rendered productive—the' ago, and I will now proceed to tall you what he has people of the district improved in appearared and in done within that comparatively very limited period- character, and the groundwork laid for still further Mr. Elliespety is at a phase called Letterfrack, thugs , for the better. about eight English miles north west of Clifden. It For Mr. Ellis feels that he has a duty to perform consists of about 1,000 acres, which when he bought towards this poor and uninstructed population beycnd it was ehlrfly reit, hill and bog. The property ....is the mere duty of employing them upon his land. He situated at lit• head et • await arm of the see, cell ed is building a school in the vicinity, and a house to be Ballynakill Bay, and the main portion of it is on the hill aide, so that there is an excellent natural drain- used as a store for the supply of articles of necessity is also in progress of erection. Both these will be ape It is tow %beat sixteen . _month,. ai" B Mrt Ellis valuable to the vicinity, for there can, at present, be commenced operations at lACCerttaCK• H e began by neither the one nor the other within seven or eight thorough draining the bog, which from its situation m i ler. he did not find a difficult operation. The site which In the neighbourhood of Letterfrack there is ano ther property belonging to some English settler., the he contemplated for hie house was reeky, but he blew Messrs. Eastwood's, of Liverpool, who some years ego up the rocks with gunpowder, and used the stone for soaking hem and for building portions of the pre mise& Upon this spot he has now a very elegant purchased ad a tract of land, and came to settle in tro d. As I saw this property only from the road I villa, surrounded by a pries, which is well fenced in. The house faces the bay upm the west. On the am diffident in raying very much concerning it, but both my own observation and general cpinion justify north it is approached by a read which will hereafter be hidden by a ebrabbery. On the south there are me in stating that the site appears exceedirgly ill chosen, and that if the land ever could be made pro wess, which extend to the foot of a range of hill', sad which are watered by a stream which forms a Stable, it would probably only be at great expense. The property is situated in the midst of the narrow natural cascade, withia 100 yards of the windows of glen, known as the Pass of Kylemore. High chains the drawing-room. A prettier situation can scarcely be imagined. It combines views of sea, lake, aed of mountains form its boundaries on either side, and their deep dark shadows seem to ba cast over the estate full halt the ordinary time of sunlight. mountain, without participating in the inconveniences et either. The gloomy . grandeur of the place is undoubted, I congratulated Mr. Ellis on the beauty of hie Fai lle°. He acknowledged its merits with satisfaction. bat the propriety of its selection as a place for culti vation is far less certain. The land which has been "And yet, when I took this place," said he, "it was reclaimed is situated on the flat, and dor a not appear not altogether the position of my choice. I could to have any good fall for purposes of drainage. A have found others I should have preferred, but the great deal of money has evidently been seeet in deep- Encumbered Estates Act was not then in operation, ening trenches and cutting drains, but in a different situation this expenditure might obviously have been and the difficulty about title in Ireland was so great that I was obliged to look foe land where I could get turned to far better account. it with a good title rather than for that which had lam reticular in mentioning this property be merely a good position." This illustrates practically cause it is the same adverted to by the late Sir Ro ane of the great advantage* which the En- Pert Peel in one of his speeches on the improvement cumbered Estates Act is securing for cheerers in Ireland. They are not now exposed to P m ' of Ireland. Sir Robert Peel held out the example of the Messrs. Eastwood's to the imitation of other Bli the difficulties, delays, and extravagant costs at t i e! , speculators. tendant on critical investigations into matters of pro- And now that a favourable opportunity is open prietorehip. Upon ore small skin of parchment, and than in little more half admen limes, the Encumbered why should not the example of those who have thou purchased land and settled themselves and their fami- Estates Colluolo luders are able telt , . • Pa rli a men " lies in Ireland be extensively followed ? Is there a tar 7 title , Prarrabt° before every claim of e ver y s o rt single reason that should deer anyone ? I shill have and kind; it may be drawn in an hour, and its cost written these letters to very little acoaant if I have will not be a guinea. In fact, one of the not illustrated that the speculation is a good one—tleit prevailing objections to the working of the Eu- purchases of land may be made in Ireland at rela tively cheaper rates than in any other part of the cumbered Estates Act wires out of this very circumstance. No body of men of recent years United Kingdom ; that property is safe, that labour is 'headset and most cheep—that the price both of have had so rich a harvest as Irish solicitors. the produce of the land and of the land of Ireland The property of the country has been in their hands, and the complex asters of its position has been to itself, is certain, at no distant date, to rise materially them a source of great emolument. It is a common in value. 61°11 to hear an Irish lawyer rail against t h e E aram- But it is said—and it is • strong indication of Irish despair that it should be said—it is and in Dublin breed Estates Act on the ground, not that it will rain the interests of the nation, but that it will ruin the and elsewhere: "Oh, we shall have no English dpi business of attorneys. A . regards the law of real tidies here ;if they had been coming they would have Now, I think it is by no m profe re r t t a y d , d thLe r ies t ti te d r es th Lill it w w orl d t ul i d ts be sim po p aid liti b ea le tio to t m m ea ad n e s p d a i r tfi ch im aies lt to a s fread how y ‘ow it has occurred that little English capital has at the present time been thrown work it by a thouand parliamentary enactments for into this channel. The estates which have been the amendment of the practice of the High Court of Chancery. mold hitherto have mainly been of two detrac t/es : either properties, like the D'Arcy rime, to ratans to Letterfrack. A large portion of in Blare so circumstanced as to be nearly worthless, this property has already been reduced to a state that or else properties like the I:lopping estate in Meath, admits of cultivation. Near the house a small plot of Prim . the value of wbicti has been greater to a resident or ground was town this season with rye gram. tenant, than to any purchaser on speculation. Now, to the beginning of August two crops of the grass had neither of these ere the sort of properties an English been taken off the ground, and when I saw it there man would look for. He wants a promising property English was • third crop on it which would soon be ready to at a speculative price. Where such have been offered be out. The garden is already well stocked with beans, carrots, abbess. and other vegetables, acid in the Encumbered Estates Court, there have not Clove, consisting of six hundred there was a capital gathering of strawbe rries bee* wanting speculative purchasers. An estate ben not many weeks ago. At the rear of cad H ar di ng the house is a large field which Mr. Ellis acme, near chnrievate, in the county of coucil:teed reclaiming on the 17th of May. This Limerick, was pot up for sale last July. It was excellent land, unencumbered by tenente, but Geld was sown with turnips. Half were sown in beyond this it had no particular advantages. This gum, hall in sea weed obtained from the bay, at • estate was sold to a Scotolunan, a sub-railway con disease. of not more than half a mile. The turnips tractor, for 6,0001. Every one says that he got it sown in guano have failed entirely : but those sown particularly cheap. The purchaser intends to come is ess-weed might be exhibited with a fair chance of cultural show in England. obtaining prizes at an and settle on the property and to farm it himself. He In fairne s s to those who y agri have an affection for guano, has already takes possession ; he has plenty of capital I should state that, in this particular cue, the guano to commune operations, and there can be no doubt was purchased at a country tows, and that it may but that he will sawed. This is just the sort of case in which an Englishman or Scotehman would have 'been indifferent is quality. Foe the purpose of feel justified in purchasing. He wants a property on my argument, however, this is of little consequence ; which there is a probability that he can lay out his for what I desire to show is, that an Irish proprietor situated ita,r ttneles real__, has .__ltt )ands hand ,, the bra t money to advantage, and he wants it at • moderate, 'Mat" it is possible to obta in fa 1.4 U. w hi ch, lik e though he by no means demands a disproportionastly Mr. Ellie s, present beg ew melsees. low price. Oa another Po_ etiree.erMtvitieLeetate ao opera Now that a clam of properties of this description tics was going !broa d s which afforded me eVelt a s till are likely at no distant date to come into the market, fa r ther measure atiaseneagement. In a field of about it may be hoped, I think, that Englishmen with capi tal will not neglect the opportunities which these 8 acres from 26 to Noble-bodied Irishmen were hard at arra tango, up the hitherto unturned sod. It sales of encumbered estates open to them. It is very desirable, however, that the nature and character of was beg yfk lat, through which drains were ran last year. the whole is turned Mr. Ellis intends tba different estate ,. to be gold should be sufficiently to let the land lie until the spring, and thee to sow it made k nown i n &e ga d. s. I ham" writes a m a, with fives crops. spondent of the Daly Nara, "that your correspond " Bat bow is the I ohierweil "Them I rishmen ant in Ireland will sot meth& his series of letters are hard at work, every one of them, and yet I am without calling attention to the conduct of ' told everywhere that they are an indolent race of puts, in Dublin who are entrusted with people who ma be got to do nothisir , the carriage of estates for sale. There "These wee: said Mr. Billet. the cheerfu l ca seems to be absolutely a disinclination to afford both six ill the Mapridili to six In P M ' "lain* wi th publicity, at this side of the channel, to the rentals IMO, intervals for breakfast sad &now, for meet's and particulars. There are estates for sale in °do me/Ibl anordialto their several _ _ _,_._eaPteitia,_frew 7d . her and November, the particulars of which, though to 9d. a day. are Pala refraranY to 00 ,7 eagerly sought after, are not obtainable in London. 'wades. and they show themeless not eddy coatenneas It is idle to inveigh against the hesitation evinced by bat grateful" Englishmen to embark their capital in Irish purr -1 I obsoreod that their re sulirrilir to chases, if the opportunity is not to be afforded them that of the_ _peasantry to last with generally In of obtaining information with respect to them." Oliva/. mr. Elliessid that both their appearance Naturally cautions and prudent, the Englishman *sir eiathiall had hen very greatly changed for has been narrowly orafthim ths sales of encumbered bettor sines they had obtained es t. The estates which have taken *or daring the list flu ma were waetias very hard, and that the months. He has had an opportunity of seeing the iiffiffiff was in the field I suggested that they of the act : he cannot fail to me how adm irer, labouring on that amount with unload sea- tai wc =y he may tarn its opeetta to f soo i :ant. daffy P " I same thee," said this excellent gentle- Clive him proper inform a tion and due Ibiemillitare doubtve "that I have frequently set the bailiff oat of li g ation a nd i nquiry, then can y, and haverne could wa tch the top that fetus sales of rnputy salted to English par. W il helm whores a Mlag datereed, and I never cum saw any their meets to tsz greater extent the t a heretofore : Illassese itbstirese in the way they worked. There And inn tig woken of di wow ', emtedto English age as heft , we v at s c r y b aw a e ztre sid et ri d;t hr the s 6 run wards t hes:m unse l partfes r t I ! : m ilt , to ad dr ess a few g a S t euula ,,,„ to ....i this genthelatt's experieses high " ali val aw eatimm i"" and that; be is s°l . ' tisk per- misdealt@ to thrust upon purchasers . ' ebee'Xitittiem' red cal c al e° possible • s ilt far too deseription of estate, whether v-' a m antsa san amengst certain Irish land- wise. Now I mast say I that the w ertil set work at home. lug at Irish estates goreurally, warps abeoadf says the English farmer, " I them ss properties w hi c h mot , ty , le Iridh reapers bat year, and they worked saleable at the prices which land bine, tbsa say other seen in my field." "He A nd. If I taks the very bun sr' sthebn abroad, * says the American thterehant, "the with in my journey, what do 7 Islii lames% ea the wharfs at the New Wed ate has been la Omen dime THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES ' • OF IRELAND. No. 111. aii'd who seem to final sold is to be bought at is the duty of the cora- stratagem any sort aad //, f i t her valuable or ether- frankly tbat, ally, I cannot . • t7;:ili ity or which coed to sad will realise in ) .,1 estate that Iha • Ai I dad P Why, that A d aveikai4lratty parart„ - w,. a 47 F THE SUPERB. TO TM 101110 h Or TES IT/WM BIM,—Is your webedie paper of Saturday last I saw UM s wallet bad bees setersed salad the late carers elite Itegoslutlist e rmi t ieb aslpsWe IstprwMtds agsleat the CIIMI Whaike. wad doe wets. Rather • milk sad ware kid et weedise:Tr il t set ? when we meads, that It Nees bawl bees ler, by remisg a steamer is bread day Wit at the tete et Id UM pfe beer spas a reef ef reeks How the sate is bet is ?embers el the blasts sad aing diarese I wessed Six. T. Ares *so tom:4y sestet Ile ewareadoe wee both iaptala P aTril:.. It Is wee the arpsenels widow dam that ha beard the maw tell Capt. Frisk that dry weld pan that way, es he Mow it web ; hes MM den set ssy thee he was eider so pilot es Ste stessiss. et that he bed undertakes to seeded the wad men the died. Capt. P. Is whiesse rye, " I was faralke Ira wry IMO' kasirlar a the pump • " bat lemediddy ads weeds wan, " I me Mean as Ike peddle-has abw arson beam the weed Meek, mad sodded the belie a per I repeated the emir Owe doss, hewer it was set adneded to is the lIM ess lisbasse." fa this set a eseteaddirs, nseesties to as @RAM of the eats trust all alive wnepteeNM as far is eat goes? It lb, esmosoler issee the pattilwle i tt e 'Map mien to Obit his mile es a sesnes at the bola, is oily hie est Jett se praiser thee be hired, is meting me diet of the weed, aad that the whole el tie lbw sad reepeedbility theold roes MI6 Yr who he minisiora to re the wed. The aspleis rem that If hit lint eider, „p ant Led bees diesdell to, tat mod meld set haw sunk. It is else the meal MAI haw asei the pm dare reek she Mush epos. het beet the lissee dyes by the Olds sad Yemen el dr neighbourhood. It appears *see is sot say amens these reeks, were is, Null fiehleg wads, tistepme there den set appear to bre bees the Met dean of ethers • parape with adodyis a weed wee had the des is We Sepierb. arklost is dryly to be deplored, sot (My ea usenet of the homy ter of hums Miter the fart that the oaf atones ear ander hem Maim& 70 years of w, ant het bra sail yeses wpm alsies, doer, dm ids ended lad = w ee m el ettisbdite as to be abed Wei pneested with a of rasped aad Melee Ins lit seedesut Bat, dr. , pelage ardireedret = l" :et be Mond to interim with pair lodise and eddy. OOVIITTIOSS by this dna matt Ni the aledete stemby ef brosdpdsa ad only the lend el Misr randy bat ef wary tire is mask Mine there is say deebt as to the red mew. Is is swap of neileit dre - Is the three seem (Perth. Odes, and kepi Mine Eby Ms bra rade as to the reel awe is Ms is has bees lewd beyoM all dear thatthese loommble weed hew beta permsted bad greyer *doses boa leeT Mei by thew is steered. d those b tatb 4 : 6 6 ag e Seporb bag at tat oded of et Or aided with el yow • New Send" Oat Idde• • TAIL WOOLWICH, 7.asessinto C. odiriaites Passyth mums es OCT. tows toda —C y from do ArtsPte.baths Mitts piss Albert se Aborted. The pleat star ac e at the dasitity, awl hal es laissview wit lb* heti* in the Morose. Comoodier ender. Nobble to saw Read the Woo simareiss% voted te4W el %sloth. to sear the se ibr *roles est tie and of Ahlie. A Carran Inn 'an lairs Caw wan PT AZABIL—r pion bawl was Mt la Myth. Ire week, es reeds d the ieseill~ d the lon el the Tim brig Nag Mom s% Oepleis amillollim {bet, ea the east et *tries, mai the sellesquall awl asisatlea el the 'spades wile sad at et tbe saw. tha Anita. Captain Ohne wag Ids wit are sashes id sal mat reommord. Me. She" who hr ter seared years aessamwsiol lave Malawi ea his womis le tilt parts et th a Lvod b dwailiera Ile lOW ITillisat Illytk the Esse tediliele sal Disinterest esms " Tayll - 1 haspotash. Kb elm woe Iwought very beim tbs putt dont S e pses de" el dle WINNE. ot =it s. die dhoemer Oast itaileal at et whisk MONO le the bola astlis" Now Stath SeedeaL" TIO Mika Yissarro The Is alse lOW if thew Ma el the law Wa. Ws lags Wits thee ear* else will be owls ey the severeasat to mow tie eahressale TM if irmo the swaps, O urodir sad nears them to ask sada Wet —ds t. tiitatrroal IPOOND II • DUD MlHN—fiesie aims we Nopeoal his wash Is admitsp wt so sadist alas shaft ant the Ikea Nit at*, la to poet of Dew .all, when, at a esesikstabia depth, they elan ape addle bra d hamsdisk des sill adze Matt trek , =l.l w ialli rdsS wash, am* ado Wass vow alessmal. simmons 4 44 14 1 20 " as stay es soullioisesi o 111860•110 Mara draw ins, the , saga el lea Isis. la sioadie slate el pew sanstk sod 0 1•7 ao inr sir jos= ft that the hews we then reset et 1111,11 UWE% wsee ihs " rometo la " WIWI* iF • • • *: • • • • • a • I *Mgt Alro, •., ••41. ~~~ 4 .vs