The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-27 00:00:00

THIS DAYNTELLIGENCE. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. swum Yea. cox:imp:on oovisuas. A 1) NUL' Pus AND Doixiso 8 DANK. r a j, eras • dividesd sseetisg is the meats of Jostepli Nast Neale heoken, of 11.-igate aid Dorking. It fo o l i seeThtiOg for the il mosiderstios na of the bankrupts' tryifi-lere Before thts ba nese was ente on u e give judgment on • te' Ilion whirl:bed bete B•t he Clifton, as ing tor repaysseat of I?"".:„/ Mears. which bed bees paid into the teak after r ern on Saturday, the 220 d of Jane, hem whisk 1 43 ,t s was eloped. AterT On throat all %be Beta •4 7 B:en.e% w hich had been cited, his osier said it enppprsrrd vi him that Ms sot en bankruptcy was not awn eezered either of the pertain at this lime VA 10 1 ' ." a s paid io, nor bad then been at that Mao any is rune to to close the back. Mr. Noah, it tel pt ar a . had s i gh ed a &iteration of insolvency just about th e 1 ,1 wto n the mousy was paid; but the set of baskraptcycame in 'be Om, sot in the sigaing,of the &Maranon of ; mal it was not K e tiled un.ll the Monday. AS thfurtheel Mr. , he hal dissented from the bankruptcy ; and tie set al b o urupicy on his part was cot cisiplete main after the mak was shut up on Monday monism by the authority of N st h Wane Vold h con ' adored to hers acqufssoed ant up any steps e to be opan it. The petitiossr was, bl * n eer, as satend to bees the mosey paid bask I. fall, bat oust reins is with the rat th• creditors. The mosey bad b ee n yard is mash is the ordinary scares otitis bashameof the pan; d bad been so received by the manager as wee evident from her ' ,pipe; it therefore formed part and panel of War ei te, sad most be distributed aa nib to the creditors. It VW %in ne dou'dly a hard eeSe for Mean. Chinos, but he erse mend to determine the matter according to his view of tie sm. It wee • neat satisfaction to know that hie spiels. I .4ht be reviewed in another ginner, and reversed Hit Was ItTOGrolle. C )ok , modelled • moot for upwards of 6,0001, as the lir. r eparen roistered Neale, behalf of the °moral Maritimes cannery, is which the taakrapt was a partner. Its curet, rates wow:limn:ed. boon disco/one/OW as to the amount of Mr. Wrnbte, the mount e.t under the estate, which was allowed. Hu eer then read the of suignee'e report, which vnapablish,d ir. the Ewes., the time of the net matting, also • soi ..,lementary report, in which the causes of the .!rd.-iescy were further hiessefgated. y r . CUb , a fur the asaigneet, offered no oppedtion to the p r eigfeis, bat left Um matter entirely in the hands of the coal. Nu cr.ditor wpm!. Mr. Bayley appeared for Mr. Neale, and Mr. Belly for Ile Na.h. 31r. Basil said he had seldom admitted the court nadir pester minty. the eircumr.ances of the ones mast call for tte sympathy el all who heard them. Mr. Meals was fur advanced in years, being 74; its had been • partner in the Male since 1908, and had had its management foe Use list 20 Team Ifs had g uided it through many di ffi culties, and had hoped to have concluded hie enkneniOn with it in an boomer able M1D611% He had bash She acting partner ; and until Providence af fl icted him with puslyris he paid the snidest Wash a to its concerns, and was never absent from the bank week. Than were two branches; Mr. Neale attended at Baste ; Mr. Overton, in whom both partners had the mama continuo', wm the agent at Dorking. Mr. Neale, flowerer, frequently visited that breach. Both partners., as web es the gantry, magistrates, and /orgy of the neigh beothood, were we ll d in Mr. Ove on, who died in 1847. His son, who was recommended, r amongst others by the three assignee', was appointed to succeed him. The C.notisaioner—A man who helps himself oat of s bank tilt has always a grad ehanicter. (Laughter.) Mr. Bagky peopowled M eseten4 that the bankrupts ware jrtiti.el is the confidoure they had reposed in Overton. The C.eaulteloner—Wby did they not lo k at the books? Mr. Bagley said they did; bat the deficiency was sot dinonred till after his death. The deficiency of lateen, the other clerk, had occurred tea years ego. Ho had Men appointed overeat et the pariah, In which °Moe he die. based various nate as credit of the rate before i tt wee made ; the rate woo opposed on this ground as b,ing rreve ; sad the consegesems was, be wan 1,3001. out of pocket. The Cimmitsieser—And he helped himself out of the bask-till ? Mr. Bagley did not think his Honour justified is that cooslosioe. The Coramlstioner—At all events, he paid It eat of the bask funds. Mr. Bagley contended that Mr. Johnson might very easily he ignorant of the law which pretested a retrospective rats Mang made. Ileasse. N ask and Neale bad confidants in him ; they knew his eines' steams and imams ; and but for tbu a nfortanate le gal difficulty, they would have had the best security —that of the parish—for the payment of chi. admire. The Court—Bat what tight had they to take the mossy of other people to make good their clerk'. dell:mace Mr Begley sail they sontoopiatad del.g so, be t believed that it was their owa mousy . Mr. Jekamea's Ova' debt of SOUL bad bats snared by • polity is his la; sad hid the bask gems ea they would have had is thek sirs hands the senuity foe the asymest of the premium mi that policy. His friary was JOU • year, and he had boss 40 years ia their envier. its Hamar said he @herald like to hear Mr. Bagley es the past what right a ponce bad to *ode/take a tree, and utterly neglect all the duties of it, and then to allege, after other, had robbed the comets, that they had delineated *sir trust t t others, and had neglected their own duties. The tepee' *owed that Nash had not attended at all to the bank, and that NW, had oily attended at Reigate. ',The awe was proceeding whin we went to prom.] CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. BILVOU Ma. Daum /tummies , arm Ms. Dims Mearnr. ALLIOND ROIIIIIIT. E. M. Macklin, 87, • person of respectable appearance, pleaded guilty to a great number of indictments, charging Aim with stealing a large guaatity of valuable property, b, longing to Masers. Dams and Co., warehousemen, in the city of Loudon, to whom, ha wee agent. Mr. Clarkson, who appeared for the prosecutor, applied to the court to order the methadon of a very coaaigerable , 14sotity of stolen property, which had been pledged at the shop of Mr. Towerby, a pawnbroker, and was still in his possession. Mr. Parry, who was instructed by :Mr. Sowirby, opposed the application, sad submitted that under the Poston Let, where money bad been bona fide adeanotd on the deposit of property, the court had no power to order it to be restored. lie submitted that it wea a very great hardship upon Mr. bowerby to have to restore property upon which he bad ad vanced nearly 3001. The Court expressed an opinion that the only difficulty in the case was that the property, owina to the primmer baring pk.iled guilty, bad uot been Wei:aided ia the sisal way, sad, for all that appeared to the contrary, some portion of it might not be the property of the prosecutor. After some fur: her discumion the judges directed that the prossouter would 'lamina the property and make ea affidavit with respect to the identity of the different articles, and persaissioa was given to Mr. Bowerby to make any coaster affidavit he might think advisable. CHARGE or ANIAULT. Mr. J. W. Edwards, a physician and accoucher whose cue has stood over for three etasione, surreadered to . take hie trial upon a charge of having committed a felonious asmalk The prosecutria was called, but she did not appear. Mr. Parry, who appeared for the defendant, said it wee intimated at the last elision that, if the promestrin did not appear at the present tae, the defendant would be entitled to clean an acquittal. llama Alderson iagaired if it was not understood that the defendant wee to give notice to the preeeentrix of his Mien• tion to surrender and take his trial. Mr. Parry s.id he eoald not find her. Baron Alderson said that possibly this was so, and he thought that, under the peculiar cireumetauces of the cave, if the defendant made an affidavit that he did not know where the proematria was, or that he had seed reasonable exertion to serve the the prosecatrix with notice, he was entitled to emirs an acquittal. PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS. GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY MEETING. Tastorday, at Olosostator, mato meaty tM obthet of brag the pel the forth may that has bora papal Th Is its titith s thai baa ha.. bald fineer ea Ude saiaost. At Sot tows waft held Olney oak the thaolos eljotedte sap mat el Oa sod fa osterth asill. ara heeled te Noe allies si ei .t ho Oohed sisfE2i c e bodid eleush sh s Ad en , Mid leak MOGI leo to dia Wow 13bapollisfo. aii Um it_ goat Ifto sr et Fiat. Ta. ouitimma wit Mae Othoet hp the roue ell tM Mow fug MOM hem the Mu it Lod Pais, fa rehouse to ths greet miledig 01 yullipliy. "To Ma Pardortheth 07 no COOSITT of Own enessa.—GiathiasihTo are dethiless swipe that a sooty woke Is "allot f t Tuothp, the 11111 Waal, t• address Qum ea tho shyes t of the its papal aggemisse. I Mee MOM to MOM that ea sthempt wtll be made to wallas that eithese el the me pellet of the Quits sememasy, t h at .Heide, se m lythe of the Pope and sot to the popes efe to ttesa to sea and atheases, sad eist to pebee sad hoe, thaesimies that every am pelemeit will .an a plat of aelledhe the easedeg, Mat tie sop Ohne earn **Gimp tiset of rash sa Odom to bet Idejrsty as it, be = .1 % the seesaw sad of e county which contains the of 'Tyndale end the gram of lloopth.—Yours, &e. Death" TM estpdoides, it should be stated, psamided hose ." free hold= end Ohm of the twenty of themselea Oaks pab- Hely to deposals the late papal egmenisee *pal die bet mete supremacy of the Qapo, the - rights Oda "Inmil, sad the liberty of the people of this 'sentry." The attendant* at the owlss cold not hoe numbered lees then 3,000, ineluding Jul Phila./dings, Sal Dade, Lod [Weida", do. The procodlage ono of the Eat enthesiestle dearlytioa, sad althea& there ow was thee of opposttioa, ea address to the Qom vas shoat unashnously serried. Two meetings of the Bri.lol and Clifton Protestant Institute ware held at the Yietoriurooms, Bristol, yestudaz (Tuesday). At the morsdag mating Mr. Alderman Pinney presided, sad, having lamodused the objects of the meeting,_ The Rev. J. RII3IIIWII moved, and Mr. W. Non= aseouded, tie lost resolution That, observing with Wings of lively astisfeetke, sad with thankfulame .o Him who is all hearts under lasso. trod, the admirable protestant feeling that appears toper. wade the pubis mind at this remarkable jouster*. sad whisli was displayed in so decisive sad unanimous a weer at the late great meeting of the protestant, of Bristol and its val. nity, we desire to promote such prat:deal endeavours as may . beat keep alive that testis's, and give to it a right direstioa: The Rev. J. T. MANIALL moved the text resolution: " That, having heartily approved and cordially united in the measure anopted at that meeting, we are strongly of opinion that it °tight to be followed up by energetic sad persevering efforts for the incremed dissemination of protes tant truth, and the exposure of Roseau principles and pm:o tiose, whether agitattd in the Romeo ohareit, or as dig °avertible within the limits of our owe ehureh." After some stricter', on the conduct of Tea/tartan clergy men, the rev. gentleman eontiaued—A &wish bishop had been appointed at Clifton; how should he be met In the lonian blends an Archbishop of Corfu bad been appointed, bet so surest% was the ,position of the Greeks that be soon left the place, and had never returned. (Load ohms.) The bishop, when be came here would find an WO* shady made on one of the distiagaishing tenets of his Omsk, " Mu rolstrr," by a Bristol clergyman. and that gonegidet had sever bean answered. (Cheers.) He would illa upon the Roman laity of Bristol and Clams to demand dal tamer from their prisms; and he exhorted them, if no soak mower was given, to do that whisk tied dreaded entokkotske themselves to their Nikko lerost applause.) Ito sollsred to the venoms pantomime of moms, remarking thst the laws of Rome resembled ems or the Athenian Droco—they were writen is bleed. TM best way, hoe seexplode ways was as proossegg the ground with Mr. C. B. DUDLBY 111111110611 the sossiollse, observing OM the only taffetas' Ihe maid em between Romanist, and WY the dames lam= a highwayman and a (Leal sad psolemged eitsedog.) Rev. J. B. Curroan mewed, mat the Rev. H. ALUM 11111118111911, a reaolatios, *delft the :twig to support the Bristol sad Clifton Protestant Institute, sad thereby to pro. mote the religious peinciplis of the Relmwooloo. A vote of thanks was tierMieliv given to the etteirmen, end the meeting separated after singing the Nadonal Anthem. In the evening a meeting of a like ohmmeter was SIP held at the Viotoriurooms, when addranse oft similar nature were delivered, aid resolutions in 1111111116•01 with the fore going were passed unanimously. There was a large attend s:toe at both meetings. NATIONAL SCHOOLMASTERS. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from this im portant body waited by appointment upon the Bishop of Loudon, to present on address to ;Ws lordship, r task patron, upon the subject of t►o newt eureesion by the Pepe . of Risen The depstatioe, which consieted of Mr. 1. H. Hay, Mr. J. Studdis, Mr. J. Mania. Mr. Hind, Mr. H. Vaughan, Mr. 8. Hough, and Yr. C. iodine, wee istroduised to th e bishop by the Rev. W. Short. KA., renew of St. George's, flneen•equue, who briefly stated that the address which they bad to present bed been agreed to at • large meeting d lIWOOOSI OChooll2l4More held on the 1611 instant, in QS Sasetaary. The rev. gentleman then, at the request of iiiis lordship read the thdrese, to which Hie LORDSHIP replied as follows:—Gentlemen, I ass Nisch gratified at receiving this address from you, looking upon you as a body of men whose principles are of the utmost importance to the tieing generation of this needy had to the church at large. You are the soseljateth and wietante Of the ministen of our Obliftli. It Y yew to sow the seed of good principles, and to infest the eismthilli of *that religious knowledge into the tender misty of the children of the poor. It is, therefore, of the pia* importance that you should be yourselves well laervind in the principles of sound redieoc, and that yea should have chosen the reformed faith aid i.iscipline of our dumb, from a conviction that they are calculated to dire the pure light of Christianity In this country, and to its Inbar:Amite, on the one hand, frem the erten Z"ors @titian • en the other floes those of infidelity and latitadien risnithi. If you are not fait fill to the priacipla of the church, the work which you have to do in oar schools, instead of being an a•sietaaos to the lams of the clergy, wid be • hindracce, sad yea will effestually present the good results of that instruction which it is your ditty to give to all dethriptions of pawns. I thereon ri se n at is with great ph Wire that I receive from you th ism viper firm attachment to the priacipla of our pesessteat sad of your dstermitiatioa, swell In your respethlve Wien 'of duty, to resist to the utmost of your power the aggres sions as this foreign bithop has thought fit to make oar rights sad privileges es Christi's,. Ea effect, he his iesiassd se, Indirectly, but intelligibly to Ikon who Mew the prin ciples and constitution of the church of Ramo, to be am begat than infidels. Fortunately, It happens that lie sthagesmt and audacity of his aggression have been sack as will, dS God's blessing. effectually p its BOOMS. wessoced to any, when I first heath of this measure on the part of the Pope, that ea in many cum wider the over-ruling pro-' 'eidetic@ of God, good come of evil, so, in *optimist lastanos, I felt assured that one happy result would follow, that it would awaken the people of this country t i a sense of the inestimable privilege which they possess is th e azimuths of a Scriptural breach of Christ's holy wholes church, that it would not only kindle into a brighter firma that , warmth of attachment to our church whisk I sat sure per sada the great bulk of the comothaity, but that it would led then to look rather more closely to the founded= as/ Islte that attachment, sad that the result would be, ff In Is se I believed we bad, the truth upon oar side, Sli 111011111111114 &arse of respect and veneration for that shush, es bolo& issr God, the acknowledged depositary and eats tai thigeneer et his truth. I think I psroeive that the* 46. Ad Y dreedy beginning to develop itself. I am sure, Ale Mallely, that, under Goa's blessing, we shall be more sailed, rat we shall better understand the priatdples of elf theta, and shall be more determined to carry them I mat Ia practice. Aced, if that should be the thee, " the powers d &chasm," for rosily I can give no gentler term to these Mb* wallets the Scriptures sad keep them from the eon. Ma people wil be griaveasly eHasppolated is th eir lutes. tien, for th e end will be that the light whisk the bees kept alive by our protestant church wtll bars men brightly thee ever, and differs its kasha' rays nen widely than before. I saaaot kelp muskies. that we have sash te enrage as la the earnest sane whisk kayo bola ads of late years to diffuse the idoestles onsosst all climes of the comeassity, any the ii es muria iggesee• and when I say " educed's," I miss thn MAW= thsesties which trains up cur shires is auture sad admonition of the L,rd, and qualifies aim to dinkarge their any to OA and to their 'trials... to Sum walks of life is wash it nay please Porsideass M pass team. Per sash ea equation they may look to oda to sea aura of Iwo— I set Sala to say that she stakes as punkas he be poor *Sass. but what is it ? She trains then fa all bee Una zgail . ll:l7 tad ten past laildewalithz s Get ea psi seat 1117 Mata very mash pedal at sseshlas rY sans Ma hely of sea whit whoa I us eassand es pate. ed. air recedatioa. I regret that I man* is won peisseeliy tousods earoaregisi that seeociation. I UMW NO muse rant bat I hoar of their useful lams% aM they nay depotal urea my asks to 11•0011211 p she eldallbem by every loom i my power ; sho, ea ay denesialisa to an ay hut obleavvers, boa to my pehie sod rheas spotty. to I aid the lassrenisa whisk as leas mods upon se by the somas et oar arenas shank. It le wry saga to your poem, sad is that et year bream who amp, the same sada I. Chat's bombed as yeaoselts esattases to the psi smalls I hoes add to so Os blow ken tids al._!godatgar ow l a its= l medisi a both Wl*, then with the ansistaksahly protestant use Of ate - rev. prelates sinevatiess. THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD. • The Bishop of Lichfield has replied la tile follow lag WM to as address forwarded to btu bi A tt oi doea sad noses reideadery of die setliolegslierck el " Mosistbill, Nov.% MO. " 117: 4 1Litga i r si MI . tO a ti g rat =aw n t =l:Miabi be dr 11101•11 teidib. *see. Vitro e .i tiseeesef suseldai l 71 Shia I yew millile el to sins, ply to eftilse, wakened la th is b die resent dense et 'Were Bale 1011101 imam or 'plastid sus Maeedbeld POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAY. BOW-STREET. BRUTAL ASSAULT crux • Farazzi.—J. Burke, aged 20, was sinned with anaulciag Jane Green, a needle-woman. The proseestriz, whose fete wee mach broken and black ened, said tau night, as she was walking 1400/ Beldges .teeet, in comnany with a female, the prisoner, w o was ictozieated, wasted ker. Bk. refired to have anything to coy to hies, when he struck her • violent blow upon the lane and knocked her down. When she got up he again struck her several eye, and again knocked her down; her screams brought the assistance of a constable. Tusll, the gaoler, said the prisoner bad frequently been is custody sa s suspected person, and with ceasing disturb laces in the neighbourhocd. Me Henry said the prisoner bad behaved in a vary cowardly wanner towards the female. He lined the prisoner the lull penalty of 51, or six weeks' imprisonment The prisoner wu locked op in default. A FRENCH TRAORDT.-01141E .sashes bis boa owed in the departeneat of doe Charente by the meet bet week of the Countess do 8--ead of the can of ohs elm moos 01 Bt. Gerntabtots the sharp of bariag poueesi the servant ot the latter, is order be provost bor hoe reweelleg tke adulterant 03120•Ii011 whice alto' bottom thigh The bnly of the servant, whisk the ewe had sassed Si be hada with wrest hots, has boos deg up, Woos diesommoi it. When the Count du • howl." fall s. head of the horrible ateasatios silk bo ps polio to her that they should boa aeslm Si 4.,adednald alike their child, aged eight, die rte SOIL The shollsee consented. • pan of chimed ens mad the as.. fastened themselves in a don fesw.ARM, Rolrinw the father raw kismet straggling Is lies seeds' et death, liaises , age failal kfr , and he broke the whaiew for ail. Medial issistaaso having bees prosipoly atkellest, all three esseitusL The omens soot Mr 'looted pormoor, wets lard la tbo Baal e/ to await as& (lig tot tea alleged moist. THE EXPRESS, ; WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1850. iimirW • a Ma; rs a op serromigl et ell iZ a jd. sot WU . widish U , saes the put 'if ir !re bet, seat aail Maar* that sash OMAN a the Dna ern wag THE BISHOP OF CHICHESIZE. The Bishop of Chichester has given the following reply to the &Woe presented to by the Helaine& elegy es the asbjeet of die Papal agaresdes: "To tie Visa amilether7, the dew of tle pain of Sofgha. " Palace, Chlehestar„ Nov.lB, te 1860.—Hy Severna sad dear Bredusa.—Ths address I lave rewind from yost tas Weeded me Run sombre sad inference. The Weld lamina of my rightful diosessa jubilant ever you. sad the atiesept &begetter to aspersed. sad mash it. what is esesaby Bess made by the Sinop el Baste, is Weed as set at most sasitristaa insisrease sad anny. Nor is =rate of her mast gracious Majesty ma we view *ea with abhorreass, sad with& Area &tannin ties to rein it, his equally mestristiam land= of Mr tlttas=oa a rmy sad royal prmegative. Faether a year osatimesto Apes Sins sad palate, whin Imes nem proud bra Mar' ands sad ste by this violin sammlea of a Tomfga MOM re . (Sr tone loyal address to her Majesty wide k Mira. day last you souvanred with yew blew lowans& it uPo in. I gladly avail myself albs amenity ma ham thus iSsmied me to metes my Mr fa die arasmak, Nubian with moderstioa of ton, so of faithful Weems is ear reformed churn, whisk yea yea M thatotann, sail to onus you a my stairs sympathy with ma is year Vnif all the seatbasato ei that Wrest With grate tivatiks for your prayers is my behalf, la the deep re speasildlities of my morn ohm, ami ormaelteng yea to the andiand (area the met Heed le the Olatediettemagt the moat if the Rely flidrie, I rem fa, mar affeedbaas broths sad ((a I humbly trust) faithful bishop, A. T. Cu:atm." REPLY OF THE BISHOP OF DURHAM TO THE CLERGY AND LAITY OF SUNDERLAND. Th. following is the reply toWan adroit to the Bishop of Durham in referees to the racist papal aggression forwarded to his Lordship, on Monday last, from the clergy and laity of the borough of Sunderlaad : Auckland Castle, Nov. 20. Rev. and dear Sits,—l fully enter into the fediegs, so well expand in the address, whisk you have tranamittod, and which is as very numeromly and respectably signed by laity as well as clergy. You rightly deesribe this unexpected end unprovoked aggression by the court of Some as an intheloa upon the prerogative of the crown; bound so, as that is, with the exert** of our civil rights: as well as upon the ,rdigions privilege. to long enjoyed by our church and people. As an Englishman I am not disposed to regard it mut* in the light of a contest between rival *Aleuts ; but eats outrage upon the independent* of a nation, always re. nowned for its love of freedom, and for its power to WON it. I therefore do not Legate , * whether seek a preceediag be schismatical ; or whether it be not in &mordants with the practice of this or that thumb, or the deems of this or that council ; bat whether it be sot • direct attempt on the part of a foreign prince to usurp spiritual emberity whore he had so chose*, he was well assured of thereklin, tempotal Wast There can be so doubt that it kan unwise, but not e is hem daring. attack upon the *sprawly of the sovereign, sad testg e npas the privileges of our eharea, which Its MEd upon earth, and Imam semealreXt as that only, for dee &adhesion of its Moen% MSS Me liMiselesennt of lts territorial boands risk No Seethe the milgieue world may well look at this andedsne attempt with asessiskment. Bat eanuessing ear eer aini s i tral creed and simple mipreok el worship wither** mad weevils in practice valent in the Ramie may well laugh it to morn Nevertheless. me sorgiseen from it some useful lemons. let. The dissensions among ourselves may have bees greatly exaggerated. Bat undoubtedly they have prevailed among us far too much • sad I cannot but her th at they tan eentribeted to this attack. Her, thou, we have a oedema wanton ageism dissension and additional mass to " hold the faith in unity of spirit, Int in the bond of peso, as well as riuhteosusew of life." Again : The inelemolsoly wettish of a few unhappy sad mieguided an., even among our own nobs e who have taken new from I know net what appmkinniens, la 1 know sot what security, at Renafe, _nral WNW* as of the evils, width cannot fail to sue, if Wits ke Mood and plain paths marked oat in the kegked word of God, for the inventions tsunamis sad devises el am Lastly : It affords • striking ilketraties of the fact, that the spirit of popsy is ever aggregate. It is insatiably am bitious; so fa from senarkag say rensevel of disabilities la the light of • knew se so ea est el pare judos, it looks epos it as a eekesedik. eztorted try fear ; and se km means of further detriment to those. who have thews sash tooling to thole miss, but still their Chadian, brethren. We masa, tbecefore, be cautious of extending the privileges and iscreashig the power of these who have shown es* a dispo sition to mime both. Ae you wish for my mime' in this time of anxiety, I would recommend as skims to her Majesty, as soon as it osa be prepared ; and petitions to both hostess of parliament whoa they soda assemble. I am, rev. and dear sirs, your faithful servant and affeo Sons* brother , B. DUMMY. The Reads. J. P. Eden, H. Peters, and B. Kennitott. A ROMAN CATHOLIC PEER ON PAPAL £GORBBBION. DUBLIN. Noy. 20,1860. My dear Lord Z stland,—l pommies that the news papers ban stemmed the tsunami of the High Sheriff to tall a publie meeting to coadder the propriety of address. lag the Crows ea the subject of the late insult offered to this amatry by the Court of Renee sad I learn from the sane mums of information that the step oa the part of the High Sheriff hes bees tan to caossquene of a requisi tion sigsed by surly ell the resident peen is Yorkshire- It lea natter sot oily of co intorno, but of no regret to ins, that such a mania, should be adopted by the toontry. for the sets la gaieties are of quite as nub political sad model important' as of religiose end aseterlau ski nner. The Pope, by his ill-advised swans, has plead the Roman catholke ia fhb eimarri is a pod. tion where they must either Week with 8e.,, or violate their allegiance to the osnetiattleu of these ragas ; they moat either meseldes he papal ball as call sad void, or assert the ripht of a Awe* prises to mats by his sovereign authority English titles sad to seen Buglisb hishopries. To mad a bishop to liresibctee the spiritual direction of the Ramon catholic clergy la Yorkshire. and to crests a see of Bewthey an two very Mann thiage—the en is slivered by the isiersat laws of the 'smeary; the other regains imbeds& dleedeiee sod severstam power withis the sooty. If pea isep Met this esemery Is a der or 8e.., sad that the Poetic MI dullaill• war it you nay his power to acne • imelleelal seo, sad pea madman the late ball es " 'read end sinaityleg aseleg." If, on the soatrery, yea admit his peeler to rah" Westminster ism esanitbiskeprie wad IMmeley _tato a blespris, yea make over to the Pope "pewee whirl, emsedieg M the eon diadem, nets solely with the Qeeell MI bee pediseteat, sod thereby infringe tee penegathe of She the sad ban tere with the authority of the of It is haposeible to act up to the s iris of the British seeelleation, sad st the seem doe M aekrwbdae thejewiellelks lithe Pope la tool maim Busk 10 the dismma to dish the lately pubis"' hail plasm the MAI lemma sathells. I is seek bow veer, semedated TOIL their Mows es the salmi. or that isileselses reepembegilt. M elm sae gales es to the ellen title wwly seemed wattrasity et BIM will hem epos their seeders; hat I am Irani M hdleve that the 2Wlet mad Meager* neampapme week the matiseents the emboss portions of*. Roma Mae & risiiiismalty mat , that they me the real, not the avemeed, Mapes el the miesthood. The shush of gene WWI" mederate loonsma the laity meimetisa ta tapes' Is bee anti is 10mwerisams, end the blilllllllll - hemeiehly epees eat of his mesa. Yes 111111 be 11111 b bee .rises eII you M mast her; end, therebes, whoa = iab edipes a memo smelt se the proem% fe gzs vi ll s te Mit, la the swine's& dllesema I ham alludes M. , themeless. the kW bold sad elmely impremsd ea' the Osart that 10. s. memet be reesived es seespesd air • aft mom anaas album* a vbilatioa of Meir dalles se 'Mum Dried 110 _aid the* I eseeitler the Um al awlest mew adapted by {,le d lola Remelt es that of aWm bleed of the Bed& essedeadma. Bane we, wry dem Lord &Aland, yowl nry_truly, BiIAIIMONT. To the light Hoe. the Earl of &fluid. RIOT AT Hnivang, Bzwommuiz.—OWlSMlti: Rash Watkins, name Itobuia, Thames Le l* sad La Malan% ooLors of 111: wain, was aimed at dr Lamboo ribs ass, ea Thomaiay, will Labs rieWarly assuaLi at ULM& fa allo midi of Posiorya. with ANL we lambegi *IL% Li Lib Is Lo violate amol ism of Ile (Was Lfsa IL, Li oraulla 110 balk*/ mg baasoo. It wowed *at ea Ila algal Of tlas MI um Wolk workaasa usbalel sasto DM naIINVIPs• yaws as lboy_vore ON dim Ow mai: a re* Wasitil. Is mid* me Iloilo's aamai 1 11111 m/ sad Bea yaw dallod. As Lima aalari Cooloara La ihm ha kw tor] M*o dmip. Tiara bobs as Isok-ap Masa at AL mob. IM olart Li to way IL labLer to Alaimo OWL, sad babe lie alma the Webb mcoksia NIL \ or Mai lo IL palm of about eas luairok b b d 011001111 la 'Wok epos Ile GoiLa Loa, Arlbk i b a tal al ladblasa sand Siam vile b soassiloi woks. ilma osaimatolf Li Let) was la saas=several wimarirt weft brain, Li sea half-pore{ l aiabaloo am blol in twt la lb. TM plasm wan all os Oa lieseq fig. They wan all miimialli at lell al 11. badial, Val wimitisi le WI. • . t • Jaunt/a 721.*HOLD LAND 00N PBERNOR. BIRMINGHAM, Noy. 20. lb* mooed eedieremee of the Freehold Load Societies d freeholds:lo semmested hue this manias: there were prow delegetet treat secietles la Mame mery meaty is N . tMlowd. est mamma t e membsee of parliament Win ', Oolidem No. Bright, Mr. Dim, and the Hos. ;woke Ma. lismosasimM, H.P., presided. CRAMMAN, swain( the coaferesse, =deed t h e kg bit ef the allemlasee bring mai lager &ea josh =A he remisilit the emieresse list the leg Me mersleg wei to he me of purely a holism, meat. No gum emoompat bad emit hoes edgfseted *ls emu/ that wee Witesded with se few Alt el thes ti ltsd se sasegollew aiag ere p gti the Asmara ar Irib lai witylllte as hen es the Mop 1111111101 IS et josswelory et make t be had so deed* hat PM with • D&W mertiss every ebelmle fa the way .f impswdele memo Issell be surmessteL (Ism) At the ens dim ft wee Eto mate that tweasilliagg mast be dose to relieve Mr. , the enteway, while semi wee so great, sad his _se e esseet due Ids hest* had leesa seriesely r h o le dis est essedoes eo posses the MIN width be • Asa, awl whit AM hem attesidied erlih Weelta. It meet be stmembered that dro boehidielotrodedss wee sot so be eliddersol as having the ler • party peltaselesiopees 'sly ; the oldest was ter emend the beisibe re do nags of die people ; sad aAr the wands. of Phe esenell sad the silesillismarest smiler ef seaddialag whetter It amid not be a pen of do Wars el essitelos ess Ibte slaters bad their ei 'the reMiw odor senjeete of ogee& 1= 111 :1 be tinest. Mora doivoefersoos, to waist be NOM be edoesive eseelboadoe. Tbs hoe. sestionem teed a Mew be. Issed Dudley Stun, H.P., sa=limeritat his mateidable abeesee, awl eneleetag of Ave climes; aloe ewe be. Ilk imam Wallas toiy, daisies hie leant' approval of the movement, end ea- Misthiptapem a, if posible, be pmesot et the meet erWeimoday evening: • dawdles of Ave ?nada wee alto maimed is_thit letter. lb. TAYLOR, the uaslsry, this :sad the following I*- 111.1 4 he soused of the an io n, la pnewadeg their fins an imal raper, are desirous of expremiag the pleasure they feel la again muds' in Biresiagloua those friends whose:ea operatics boo dose so mush to give tits people faith fa the freehold imml emarement, which Us now spread itself into non ra r a i lattes of th is kiagdows, sad whit* if properly sad earned oat, meat, while ematially im ' movie; angel sad social welfare, remelt, at so distant day, in glviag to the aarepremented that ialessee I. the Comatose Roses of Perlt of which be as I; have period they been derived. The mod repose la before you nth particulars ode of the proem of the hold lend moressest es will be sufilneat to earls you to comprehead its preset position, deranges, aelrex= meats, and to dense such plat* as shall whet kes been effeemd ; impart to it vigour, end thus near, the complete Misname of the gads for which it was anal nelly designed. in semordsan with the resoluthas peeled at the Cedesesoe last year, the oramittes of the arigisal Freehold Lend &Maly berme the' Cesar of the Freehold Union, to carry on the work by giving informatioa, aiding so far es prestleablo la the formatioa of new 8011110111; end nepenthe Iron spirit to these latish had been already founded. They appointed Mr. Janes Tsyler, the agnater of the principle, en their seerstary, which err he immedi ately aresed. Sines that time he hen addressed senaty-four pablie meetings, each of whir was sueresely attended. Hie obseratiass were everywhere estkmdmi tally greeted, end his appeals heartily remented te. The counsil Wien that there is so nommen of the great day, of whatever character, whisk bee bees so well te emed, has made sash rapid strides, sad bona so widely popular, or spot whose merits there bee bra anythrg like whim &ppm* to aaaalmity. From Mona whisk It i. intuited should be peblisbed, toads by micas solarise, it apron there ere eighty of these institutions is ridesee independently of a great number of brushes. Thus so dries sentaia 30,000 aserabers, sabecribieg far forty remermil Mares, and the ansrant of paid-up or. telbstieme sea be little short of 70,0001. The in. sempiehesem of theme Maras teaching the cost of allormesta rodent it impossible to give an aisearate state ment as this head ; bat, from all the endear* available, it sees be Orly easerded that the avenge prise of a freehold as Own 111. to 261. The number of allotments made ' whoa =twith the mans of member, appears Wind at, whoa it Is 'national that by far the greater seader of these sonnies have been galled into existent* doom your last mostiog,_ead that, in fast, some tea or twelve gee not two months old, the orenaell thinks that this will esehly explain away say empties ea this point. As en iseamest more of Aiming inlonnatice with regard to the .neatest onengersate have been made Si, t a lLodue. des ofj a otasehly periodos& sailed W 'F der,' width give a report of the preerlisaps simian sash month, sr is estirely devoted to the we. Is addition to the outi ng sale 1,000 sores an grassiteedy dreslated to members el parliamest end gentlemen who ere known to be favourable Is the ewe; mod the ward has every mama to hope for ewes Is them Wring large swarm to co operate with them In the impetus work they have is hand. The smell, not %earths& how mash has already been meow gashed _believes nevertheless that this great political, moral, mod eolith mammoth, is only la he Wary, end upon the vow tiooffiall all he destined aster, sad It is toe this ma- Ecto delmweim ea es* pram as shall carry a, to a imi lemma what he. bed se weerdess a beginning. opemedis of hirer lewd adages bas been Is the stereo seers of Dirmisgliset, Sheffield, sod elsewhere, bat is every bream the meat determined relas hoes oversere, sr where the diodes held d il usesembred, be bee bees elevated to the digs 17 of aee geese. ' The ems& serially sail the attention of the aommitlese of the oder sedates to the duty of see ing that all qualified members be properly register& To road the reseadese of the moverest to every rat ed Beeler end Ware, ha arerdare with the dress of the . aria, will require the peesaiery aid of our friends thresh out the wintry, and whisk we have se doubt will be Ulm rally oostribated.' The next PIMP* .is I=B.l referred to the last that, samewithrefere the of physical and mental Meth Kr. Teems had semi= he had set yes oreived the igialleskjaiwoffiry rem The report essdaded se Mews :—"Dio four bar Sew Welly metered the parsed mania shish have resod I =l se dr ga peryear ; mad se fez the kegs to receive your Thep sow ehemerfally _sales their trust into year bends, sells yes to be MINIM esd pereaverieg in the reread' yes bar smketelos, mar the men of England welded ot adds, the 'Weep ea a boas, may at kaath Weak ft MB airby by Week _awn Weary and fret. geft, a r ced by rower morals sad named eoWorta.'—Wthasam SosoirriaLD, President." The Her Lora Iwo, M.P., Weir moved, and Kr. BULL of Loudon, sesoaded, the :o w dolt of the report, whisk was agreed to, after a rene#=. Mr. Warne, of Birmingham, that sore ters=W be offered to Mr. Trlor, the seerstary. Kr. HOLLIS, delegate of the Cheltenham Tempuras Load flocisty, said that there were societies in the ocustry ✓iseelled not referred to In the report. His was or soeldon. They had shady made two par li t h at a id bad aria lend to patio, whir was *Ay to be err advantageous, many of them having' bees Warta renting land at hi. pee sere ; mese el limn od e es arts es six adolments. Ono perm held let No demo of 261. eamkoerly_ an or of land. They Ise is immmrs _eabsiribill lip ya shares, end the amosst et rim, is had her 6dr /a 4d. ; two estates bad bees moire& IMO et U sil the other of 42 scre—tbe ft a, as ev. Ws. es erA =tril 70 duns i the at 877-, aar., miasma ea The satire met= meressomat aerialists gar yrs* ems oily 11. 12a 6d. . arras ellsellse Is establishing seder~ " et its roadadv, maid they had hit a 11=1; a skarehdier, applying at es ewe 's exhumes the full amount of land sa the Idi. sehreed for ; U they esseded to rob applications it would peeloldem those whose allotnents wore delayed five six year. w e . ZEMIN, Manchester, maid that no difficulty existed; the galas of sash share depended mi the cost of the allot sett. • Mr. MADBLEY, of Derby, meld the Made bad bees felt rely in that town of proms ms ter beds- Seems ehares, ke the satin estemat ild t l ib* sham illeserer as =Maeda emiet; be der he hubs shore laiiite be hd been mveeere 10ely allows r eee r-• lb assehl s erslies to EVWed to tse alaese h r i lla s tbay reared _ . l• erre , :ire ; they _ pursed 36 sees of hat tle 41.. had doessreed that early Astra redi rm aVe. • week, reload of le. di. a week, the sem mmehers ; la esasideratka of this, en elleMee owed22ll l rola et land, white k• was 'whirl ft Ist :t o g. NV yeeL Be based that way mike as" Ib li ll d= l A ria il le °e diMV. y . Lseer Kr. 0171KIY, of sada drostles bad coassed Is re erre with warm le " Mr. VikUMOIL&M, of the Nedra Beebe, alti 1 said that this dusky hod boss lowly ; wt; he ealrbl I that Is dee amodesilles et the peke the commerel prindpla had see bees bee is view ; in theireules et the Nadler 'Wag re /sat had bola so to anew I them the osie Mellen /bald se drat's, whatever ree die ldar eme. The Wars et ems other sehemes of KM dieseerr bad soisobtedly proveser re tall low of sigild We ors reledee, rents, It was se midi the we usinary to gird eg OM a resereoes of We evil. In dm Madesel Les/ Sudety %led herd le to Oa op the semi bad or= so eil mseli i i i ret es t i r d avisp Usk, sad this ens breed so *rby a resat of es Ociart of Craws Pres Deere the bet pee Nedra Sodety had bees eases. to parehre 16 M obe whams if they hed bees ionised to the de s esberiptios of the esestber, they wort not have bees Ale to purehase meet them three. Kr. TAILOR, Seeretry of dr Bhmisgtars may. add that la liffindiglesea early *Settee paid 6 per oast. bitarld. Mr. ILKIMOTON, al Loser, maid that very great ad, .vaseepo redid Ira *air making kap 11=e • se • Ids, be de reel On lar el the amde • sea 01110111111111 MN x 7.M.. sear dm Rea d itt • mu= Kea 11 the peedige WU= • sta :WELLS metakll,ol4o, of -the St. Perms so I, spoke eI I . 1111 S" . w bad 'mobil Hie Vest is that ba d 1,600 share gab dr. 000DRIDOK ef ffiellidge gave • ok"saimm ai rn. el the of the movesmer area. Tkorliall he WS& bees tem mass. I outer tlo the quire Wmitthe stews, smiths th• dila& Ina Bag relies to see *slimy width thil 7 apesseed are Ukase et is leap, tad I doubt nom at Ihls Welt will be repelled walt Os Assusups Of freshet, ....II t o reolted. Mei isgedskjid herothat. um bl.asing, adf lipsigin gginiempos me V* mama 4 warch of Reese eilllNlat Is a Irate sidessre Imam( I riMililillitat to tie priedipbwief me eat'skii Mc Ottat Isemoilesal asseasse he the amnia' Mt Its Isar Ki m. l i i si litislesar elite ellelsmer. TM Ardaibes.ead settle GINA see AIM to pettleurher Mita, TM CR eh MIONOIIII of esestseasliva may he tekels es the Wit* a sepine ; sad 1 idis A ls4=paLle Wesel smiv el sa awl Camas sbei . Gat way was these Fes to the laskieasess sal et erse nil- eateeree. mass so —I resesietwatokaldilt wg 616 . 86 , Pone IA " di ell I Chula Grab% Bee," 44 1. latistiaa." . . .. =in% they rerived 3063. bee the Meurer ; this bad gra dually ansuatod earl the lest quarter, when 9761 was recoivod ; and le the lost eight weeks no less than 1,1701. Mr. COMMIX, Kr., axpereed an opinion that it was deelrehle In rem peeress of a large sorts that passes =to pay Ode dr ebb peke of their allot:neat be indriel fe the uppordeement of the property whit Om espied to olleteeers from the inmost of sub =inta IN real mte , tbe moiety. The question was t pdadyle arla age le adopted in local anisties r well as the wised eft. Hy He. Monree's plan he be lived that all dis assalwes rosared equal advantages in the resolve of their efolgaire. the TATUM sold ba treadle satisfied that the principle of the lladeed iselev Mat be extended to local ones ; at 7 2= let wee d. tede thet k so far es Illinaleghani was essowno Ms had his eye on a Mae old estate ia t it i o n grbeerhersl of of COO ewes, which he Mr. anirrtirG mWhis eflig a very tame dilliculty. erred W fest that a shareholder In the If Led Mr Mt meths bad mild his snowiest ter e premium of 261. obar.y After sere further Mosere, is which Mr. Mugger, of Westrbiter, and other geedsaan, took part, the Moray reurelke woo adopted:—" That a committee be appointed to serialer tbe sufgeses 'evolved in the report of the Derby Freelicid Lend dairy, and the etweetents nude by Mr. Whitargber, and the rules of the Birmingham and other ossistise, and that it do report its opinion to the enderenos twieterow." The newt wrier introdeoed and discussed was, "To devise measures for the (011111tti011 of new societies le lo- I entries revilers aseleters." Mr. TAYLOR. the fiemeMsy, spoke of the neeessity there was for iscressod assistance In his deportment. He was gait, unable (he said) to continue the arduous duties devolved upon hies ' • the entire work devolved on three or four per sons ; and he euggested that the mama be transferred to Loudon. . . . Mr. BRIGHT, M.P., said that he saw no advantage to be gained by removing the council to London, bet there were strong reasons for keeping it in Birmingham; there were pelmets here who took • peculiar interest In it. His eonvietion on that rapt wee greatly strengthened by what took piste in the matter of anti-corn law egitauon, for he believed that the League would never have deeply rooted itself anywhere as it did in Manchester. He hoped, therefor*, that the council would be continued in Birmingham, at the IMO AWN he was fully awe that Mr. Teller required some relief in his arduous labours. He thUthat the country should be divided into districts,Vlia teressnittees should be appointed to superintend seek; this evens • great and meat useful agency would be fee the dismaninetion et information on the subject if them seeisties, end the principle on which they were based. The hat gentleman sited that a lecturer at two, if the feeds admitted, should be appointed by the anis& Mr. WRIGHT, • member of the council, said that unless eatecriptioas came in, the council could not exist much longer, Yr. COBDEN said it had been intimated by Mr. Cassell that a subscription of_ 1,0001. would be sufficient to cover the expenses of all that was required would_ carry oat the move ment A long discussion muted on the point of "ways and means," and the loss entailed upon Mr. Cassell consequent on the publication of the Freeholder newspaper; some of the delegates intimated that this paper must be rendered more complete before it could be successful, and mention was made of the reports which have appeared in the Daily News on the subject of the freehold land movement—a fact which made it more acceptable to members of land societies. Mr. BEALE, of London, bore testimony to the thane= of the Daily News' reports; but (he said) it must be borne in mind that Mr. Cassell could not afford to keep • corps of re ersport. Mr. CASSELL entered into some explanations on the subject of the Freeholder and its cost, and sucethded in con. vlueing the awning that its publication had entailed upon his considualde low. He asked the delegates of societies to contribute suck information from their districts es would add to the interest of the newspaper. A desultory discussion ensued, in which Mr. Bray (of Coventry), Mr. Whittingham, Mr. Hickeo, and other gen• death, took part, the tendency of the whole of it being to show the necessity there was for strengthening the efficiency of the council by aiding its funds. Mr. H. PEACE, of Dar Heron, said it cut him to the heart to think that Inch a society should be deficient in the ways and means;' it showed something like a want of common honesty not to pay its hardworking and clever aloes—Mr. Taylor. He suggested that something definite on this subject should be resolved upon before the conference teas up. Ultimately the Mowing resolutions were adopted : "That it bo referred to the Council of the Union to con sider the propriety of appointing au usistaot-secretary." "That it is incumbent on the committees of the various societies to afford every facility to their qualified members for placing their names on the county register." At four o'clock the conference adjourned until half past nine o'clock to morrow morning, when then will be a public breakfast at Dees Hotel. The first public meeting will take plan this eveaiag. THI MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. Nov. 21 The Manchester Church Reform Association, having seoomplished the legal reforms for which it was established, mot yesterday for the purpose of dissolution. The meeting smembled at the Town Hall, and, though not a numerous ems, wee attended by most of the leading members. Mr. H. BM= presided, as senior churchwarden; and Mr. Clegg end Mr. Morley, his colleagues in office, were aleo present. Mr. CAWIJIT, C. 8., reed over • long report from the sesentittm, which comprised the entire history of the society, giving a detailed account of the difficulties and opposition which they had had to encounter, end the mesas by which they had overseas them, and obtained the Act of list ma rket *staled, " The Perish of Manchester Divides Am." The Chairman, having addressed the meeting at greet length, concluded by expressing his belief that it would hays bests a gram dereliction of duty had they not de termined to »dam the stipends of the dean t cud ammo( Manchester in order to give the workieg clergy an income —be would not say a proper income, but at all ease% a better income than they have at present; and be thought no one, looking at all the htoi, would ec zee to any other omele ttes than that the Dien of Manchester, when he stated that they were actuated by motives of envy, bad uttered a ca lumny. (Hear, bear.)—Mr. John Slurp, (magistrate), moved the adoptive sad printing of the report for circa's- Mos.—kir. Jamison seconded the 1323ti012.—Mr. Clegg supported the motion, but exploited a wish that some rather strong expressions is the report had been left out, because the Association having achieved their object could now afford, he thought, to forego whet might unnecessarily hurt the feelings of their appease% and refrain from throwing unnecessary stones.— Atter some disesedon the report was pared with the nista satire of the word "indifferent" tot , ` callous."—Mr. Cawley moved a vote of thanks to the churchwardens for their services in obtaining the bill, and to the Bishop of lleashester and °then who had aided the emaciation by their amts.—Mr. Malcolm Roes seconded the motion, and Monad particularly to the service rendered by Mr. John 111'Clare la Ws pamphlet, which Bret attracted attention to the Westin dose by the set of 1840.—Agreed Weiss, moved that the emaciation be and hereby Is dis mayed, and that the books and papers be deposited with , Mews. Morley, Clem, Cawley, aad Bennett.—Mr. James ' Darringtoe essonded Me motion, and it wee agreed to. MEETING ON THE PATENT LAWS.—A meeting of Masse:es and others interested in the patent laws wee held /9209904/ arming, at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Manchester, 1 1 di r kimioak tik• PurP 3 rv aa d dip alluid sdating uill conuii the presentpatent o la u we es e r ! lyin plans, with a view to Mum the present enormous me' lM obtaiaing letters lamas and for emeriag more merity to iihreatais. The advertisement tallies the seems esp.- " The mutation of the gommasat haying lately beta lb meted to the diSesities which inventors experimes diem Hums laws, It J ed bee • transom to devote imasahlis =bp ebeend desires immure and others le Me le an imWt is to be ellemed. ...A Th s pima di kb Mentors . Mehemet, sad edema esw abseil lobes of it ( e k i .hh—mr. by,.. Pairbsirs; pes, awl as the geseimass present was lis.C. IMP. —ILLS* novel this elpoietroeet of a Cron esesfee the lodes, sad. aa an Uleeleaties et SW diasalty of the present law, stated that he a t r tst a rr reghleted an Wreathe for which three weeks ri e ree i rlemes tech eat lettere patent. Now it wo uld be a of law which of the two parties were saddled 0* patent right mist the airmitasuinem vet the 1541earserdt feallitelSerhetiresse—MrtMC;sjtinagrsi 1114. He abeehl be met begin le pie all the moistener l ls ble power Is the Keene of Oemease, sad he had no dssbt they weal reephre the NNW aid of Mr. Bright, 1 Yr. Kilmer Gibes., sad ether members of the asighbear Mg beroughs. It was ain't pity when pails was buried in preerty, mad it was s= RCM to be deplored that a am Medd have ddlifialikes sesserarils Wows ia kis way is Wastes seism breaths te Moat himself while he Ws 'pastry. (Hess, hem) Dr. Jobs Watts mi nds el b ow the asemity of the sup balms taken while were mow yeepseekilla be yea a member et the Werbieg Man's Oemattese el the t eed. of 1961, sad heel sem the evils O yep Med. A loge eseseilsee wee lamed. aid the teredasted ••Utile ladwe 6 o'eleek. Us Nis" Pex.friteu.—The busman tetereted with the Oedema demurest the emirs, sow Inserted et the Teem. is Meet te be te when sedate seemeeedides le to b r e a revided. The reser dedeeserellet et dr era et salliers*imesa ism& Ise soljoed del= dews,* tir t r us ers ie. ye led Ildb were& is garst el IT., whose ilhey diseepes the eeketeftwasil abase," mire bees pellet dm, la wise est stiiiisissi Mew my be heat re the ske. The new the best al whisk is tole smells Plaimisa• rot be gi Wok, with slow dm*. estA maks, the sharestes DWI ISAIlsa- Ti. du Ind simossel 114 al, "W == I Imp* mows boa bet ibs lassatios Is le sere the =ll the es te esedit dee whets el erg theeerhhit derstioesalredri THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 11351. Tr' VISITS or THE WORKING CLAMIES.—The importance of providing suitable—that ie to my, cheap and genventent—accommodation for the visitor' (of the artisan elms) to the exhibition has been fully recognised by the authorities, and they have nominated a district committee to superintend the arrangements necessary to offset/this object. It Is stated that the existing lodging accommodation for artisans in the metropolis will be insufficient for Mae:- , peeted cumber of club visitors; and it is thought, in dacha quarter', that • new class of accommodation must be pro vided. Amapa:eats for lodgings will be carried into effect either by persons who will provide accommodation on their own responsibility, or by parties who will undertake to manage the accommodation of a certain number of houses within • given &strict. The kcal committees in the country will sommunicate with these managers, so that the visitors, on their arrival, will End their lodgings provided and ready for them. A scheme is in count of formation for providieg an extensive establishment for artisans. STRICII AT TES Woaxe —Yesterday morning the glaziers and many of the labo employed, etruek tor an advance of wages. Oa a dispontion beirg evinced to create • dis turbance, the police were called in and fresh hands t ken on. Tae glaziers complained that they could only earn 224. • week by piece work, and the labourers that they had only half en hour for dinner. TZ3 PRINCE EIRIBITORS.—The Havre Journal states that the Descartes steam frigate, now at Cherbourg, has been ordered to proceed to Havre to take on board tne arti cles of French nuutufscutre intended to the grand Ezbibi thin in London. IRELAND. Dumax, Nov. 26. The election of r presentative. in the new town council of Dublin terminated yesterday in a manner calculated to regret the highest credit on the citizens. The old political distinctions which divided the people seemed for the moment to be overlooked, and the watchwords which used to carry the moat worth less candidates in triumph through the poll were of no avail. The best candidates in each ward were, with very few exceptions, chosen, no matter whether Whig or conservative, young or Old Icelander, and a body of respectable mercantile men, whose interests are identified with tholes of the city, have thus ob tained the managementof the municipal affairs. The official declaration of the poll will not be made until to-morrow; but the numbers have been obtained with sufficient accuracy to show that the result is such las I have described. The committee of the Cham ber of Commerce have thus been successful in their orgenisation. It is rather an amusing circumstance that Mr. John Reynolds, continuing to hold his office of Lord Mayor until the Ist of January, will thus have to preside so long over the new body, so different in its constitution from the late corporation, and embrac ing it must be admitted several members who have been engaged during the year in personal hostility with himself. Among the unsuccessful candidates a "treat many will regret to find the name of Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P. Mr. Bexley, the Treasury clerk, who was lately acquitted on a charge of embezzlement, but was de tained in custody at the suit of the Crown, under an extent, for a sum exceeding 8001., received by him in his capacity of Paymaster of the Constabulary Force, was yesterday diachsrged by order of the Court of Exchequer, on finding two sureties in 6001. each for his future appearance. The prosecution of Captain Kennedy by Colonel Vandelenr, of the Kilrush Union, for libel, is to be proceeded with, the parties not having been able to come to terms as it was expected they would on Saturday last. The trial, however, cannot take place before next term. - During last night it blew a severe gale from the west, and this morning the weather continues very boisterous. CLERICAL. THIS LIVING OP EAST FABLEIOII.—A correspondent says: The government are not only averse to the recent attempts, both et home and abroad, to bring the nation under Popish subjection, but that they are determined to exercise their patronage in thwarting such proceedings. One of the most valuable livings in the gift of the Lord Chancellor (East Farleigh), the living lately held by the Rev.H.W.Wilheriorce, hes just been presented, ovsolleited, to the Bey. Thomas Watson, incumbent of St. Philip, Pentonville, on account at Cie anti. Traeterian views _ . bT. BARTHOLOMEW ' d CHURCH, RoßY.—The Liver pool Chronicle says, " This church, erected lay sub.cription, in memorial of the late Richard Erie, E.q., of Sdenhunt, and endowed jointly by the Earl of Derby and the Vicar of Hayton, was opened for divine service on Sunday last. The building, as it now stands, la intended only as the channel of • future church, when the riquirements of an already in creasing population demand its enlargement." Rev. A. 8. , w Wilsthoros C., Lincolnshire; va1..6261., with modems; pit., Lord Chan cellor. . . . Rev, A. H. Wratielaw, to the Head-hleetarehip (pre. tam.), of ' , elated Grammar School, Ewa. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Nov. 26.—PROMOTiON.—To be Pay master sad Paner : Charles A Pritchard. APPOINTIIINTS.— Assistaat-Stargoone: John Jeffeatt, to the Ocean; and D. L. Morgan, to the Trafalgar. PorrsmouvH, t.v. 26.—The Inconstant dis charged her freight at Spithead this afternoon into the Lively, dockyard lighter, by which it was brought into harbour. From the dockyard it was carted to the railway terminus, at Landpon ; and it will be conveyed at 6 o'clock to-morrow morning, by MOSUL E. and B. Emanuel, bullion merchants of Portsmouth, to the Bank of &gland, by special train, per South Coast Railway, to London Bridge. Advice. by the Inconstant state that the aceounn were very muck exag gerated that appeared in some gegen in reference to the mlanndentandieg that had taken place between Captain Koppel, of the Meander, 44, and Captaia Erskine, of the Havana, 19, as to the right of appoin.ment of a com mander to the Rattleeaake, on the death of Carole Stanley. Having discharged her freight, the Inconstant sailed from Spithad to Plymouth, to be paid off. The Phaeton, 60, Captain George Elliott, has had her powder and shell lammed from her to-day, being ordered to come into har bour, to have a new foremast. Hecate, steam sloop, Com. mender Hand, sailed at noon to-day for Lisbon, with medi- Moe, storm, Ito., for Commodore Martin's squadron. Dili gence, naval transport, sailed today with SWIM, for the westward. PRIZE MONEY. (From last night's Gauche). THE HYDRA.—Notios is given, that the account of *ales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the Uniao, by her Majesty's steam. sloop Hydra, on the 2 nd day of March, 1849, will be registered in the High Court of Admi ralty on or attar the 6th of December nev.—J. WOOD aim), agent. Tim FIREFLY.—Notice is given that accounts of the Menage bounties for the slave brigantine Gerardo, seized on the 6th October, 1848, by her Majeety's at. am-vessel Fire fly, will be deposited in Registry of the High Court of Admi ralty on the 27th instant, ag re eably to art of parliamsnt.— I. G . and T. Einzwith, Agent., No. 22, Arundel sweet, Strand. THE DOLPHIN.—(Second Payment.)—Notioe is given to the Oilers and crew of her Majeaty's brig antine Dolphin, T. L. Roberts, Eq., deceased, oommaader, and boats' crews of her Majesty's ...loop Scout, that, on the 9th December they will be paid, at 15, Surrey-street, Strand, their proportions of tonnage bounty for the Spanish schooner Dolores, captured on the 19th April, 11327, end the shares will afterwards be re-celled agreeably to act of pulls seat. £ a. d. £ s. d. Flag 4 8 1 Fourth class .... 017 0 Commander Elagond ciao .... 211 0 Sate alum 0 6 9 Third elan 1 6 8 Seventh alm 000 a .... 0 211 • F. Dl. Agent. MILITARY. A REPRESENTATION HAVING BEEN MADE TO THE Hones GUARDS that the addresses of the Rev. Ignatius Col lingrldp, the Roman catholic priest officiating at the chapel in - Sr. ester-street, in this city, were calculated to have a prejudicial influence on the loyal character of our troops, orders were last week received that their attendance at the chapel should be decontinued.—Hompshire G hronick. ROYAL ENOlNEERS.—Lientenant Colonel Ord, who for several yeses wee the commanding-411cm of Royal Engineers and Royal Sappers and Miners et Quebec, has left Canada and returned to England, and has been succeeded by Litutesaat-Colonel Streatßeld, who had the command at Kiagetes. Captain Gordon has proceeded from Mammal to Hippies. to take the command of that rqatrillt for a tempo andnryperiedas6 Is Captain the Ron. H. F. Keane, recently arrived hi now la sharp et Montreal. DEATHOr L. KELT; LATE SCOTS FUSILIER OnWass.—On the 28rd fastest Colonel Keats, who had retired hew the sissy, died in town. He entered the service la the Serjlllo,_pad serval with his regiment in the Penin sula from ma IP the beginning of 1113; be wee present at puma weigDooktike pair seer Salamanca, battle of Hamm eteteirl Same, arverlie she siege of mos, ba et iialessenen, segues of Madrid, and siege of Borges. The late Coined Heals bed received the silver wet medal far Berns, Chided zebu% sad Salamanca. He It=htdd td sildalment awlovn, to the late Duke of Clrr or Lomax bolionnuorrs.—lt is intended by a sew set to be @WM far ht. the ensuing wagon of par liament, anew' sease_ paFerrea, to take power, with eon seat of the eilbinlehl aenhembles, " to lay part of the round ona Or SPIN ill 1115 wag tAat of Bt. Pears Cathedral into the pdalle street: aai ohs Ss seat* the ecaaamptien cf took. is all forum sod Ateplasee wad fee sioafeetariag Cr tie& sad he NUM sore eassetAy ouher sahaaoss, sad vomiter. Vision pailiulnisinodighwaitiOas -4os via rapist to `**gybed ke.—The ge =lla • • 1 - • dm to' • I, :11 . 0. • lis ,M I. ) 10 r•