The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-18 00:00:00

ggRMON AT THE ROHM CATHEDRAL. heitrz been currently reported that the nave Car- A ,bbisttop ol Westminster owed erill*te patilledy et the Cnurch George% ites•liweilt, yererday, Iles el f i atb4 an es anal dinned fey admission blithe above eitareh, sad t o : Wore the time AMA fur the mmumenamt rif " high 'dike wee Clod to overiewiti, ead„ lowi▪ tbstanding that nitre wets were plead I. iambi* rows oft 0 8 gamma Dulebere or poems ens tumble to skarn „wanes. The diseppointont el the asa•reesessross. s o • great porti on o. slut h wadi sompused of protestant', wee res - ,4•0 , booed of • real " live eardthel," ehapiewistrow ow ". ginis Dr. Doyle, negated the pulem god woks a . wises, i s ezpleastioa of the sea-appeeranee el ids „ than km hem use mistake; a revere be bon currently "instated through the Idly pease—est tireb unauthorised by us—that the Girdled arskisdisp mild officiate Imre to-day. I regret the dimprelatmeat watch will be felt br may et the amens, esersessetim I term se, but the blame is la me way attributable be ;we at,te no niatunconent @desisted to mislead the pub y, The taut is, that previous to his mileame mar sis era his sew Insetloae, there en esetala tassualities is isle etas Womb ; he must be regularly Wasted te hie sew Ass; owl m be bes fall bees is. week ameuget as, these be beta se time Mat. de sees me the amemary steps have bra Idea, which will be fa about a week, kis •elaeste wit matins* to officiate here es all the bests et the sherds, g e he did pn or to hie leas* this comby." The B ss , to r . teen annemeed that the monad weal deliver • mune of lectures in St. George's Cetera darks the approaddag Tee preacher then reseeded with kie disesteem la rent the course of which he aliened is the moseessms which kd ties made m the radio papers respeetieg • ear nos prw i i d at S. Omege's Chunk Mee Sender ago. Us would overly or, that what Ohs reedier this said he would reiterate, na , that the meet &dem Lye al the March were those when it wee steeped M He lips km bimod— al thetereh @hes to be a Ariake Mee te be a martyr,. He would not Maitre to repeat *bat bad likewbe Dees mated host that pulpit, that the time set may *apt rem, bat BM soured y woad arrive, are Whirl is me day, this them would be co each pernereage is es Aretabithey M Coy rubs) t the we ritisat from the deity bream ef dissent i s the thumb mrshielumat, sad beet the bramadag make ml we setts of mligimiste, whisk ware new aimed as as. mom r the towns sad beallets is the ermatry. Meek led loses said (he ceatiamsd) by the prim mad at pottlis snap about the tensible seta whisk wee Woes by de ordinal is reeeivieg the lairds of his oars et the bet si ISt It.ly father. New, be woad ask, this was that cash, awl w waked, the lees this was said &best it the beam l Ott a s bored to onfona hie beams of a fuel winds he led Om. Its moms, and whisk he kimedi wee twin of bier Ott there was ao mat administered at all. There wee ell nth tam by a bishop, • perks et whisk eerised them to Mabel error is all its fame, sad M imealeatts truth. ltd emit we, what were thaashgasa abed at that very doe t Ren try am wedersuriag is isesdease what they believed es be the truth ? And dere my me my to the esttelm that they Mall set fed, and MLit t mad took ate they teaselve to he the path, se Ins se they did am infringe the low ? Timm were almeged ; never &gala is • mum varying the Heeling of a Mend mmultatium Meek we mums the ma of religiose paremsdoaa. Ageism Mum had abili lest' Wary bees raised ?ropiest • mere Madrid of peer whelks. And by when was the try rabid t By these the merit M bast, sad wise did Maw better, by th. bishops =dried@ of the Established Chalk. ruder L yle met' tiled by riatin out to his beams the seemmity tt torbeareses and Christie& sanity. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE PURRYTTE CHURCH OF U. BARNABAS, PIMLICO. A ecru of the most extraordinary character, calculated to emits temaiderable alarm sad eaeitement took place yesterday, during morning weeks, at the: reeev,ly erected protestant church of St. Barnabee, Pim lico, at which principles sad practises having aa dimity to flAsanisto prevail la elasequemee el some attempt to is. tempt divine service en the privies. Sunday, sad there being eons apprehension that the coagregatioa nighties dis turbed, or a breach of the pesos esemitted, yesterday, Sorg,. Lyles, • very intelligent ofSeer of the 13 division, sad twit or Wee constables under him, the whole being in plain clocker, were placed In the church previous to the commencement of morning service. The sittings being all filled, the thatch doors were dosed, and in a few minutes afterwards. a il•dressed man was seen to leave by one of the side doers in Church-meet, between whkh and the street there ie a smell courtyard or spice opening into the thoroughfare by a door is a stone well, the latter of which the person who quitted the edifice left open. There le every reams to be Wire that the Geese that almost immediately lialloweil was premeditated. The stranger bad scarcely kit the building Lie minutes, whoa • loud *hooting and yelling, with the clamour of many voice", was beard by those within the maid edifice, sad Sergeant Loom end hie nes robed oat by the door the stranger had taken, and by dint of great personal activity, favoured by the position of the entrance, succeeded in preventing an attack upon the church until the arrival' of a large party of the police. Upon the sergeant first inning Iron the church with his men he bond that some bulldozes of a mob of nearly 200 had entered the door be• kr* spoken of into the space between that and the chinch, when, by a most determined effort, they succeeded la closing the outer door, and thus separating these who had entered from the main body, amidst the cries of " We'll have so Popery—down with the church—break the door open," and sub like animations. The few persons who had intend as &untied retreated over the stone wall upon finding the net of the party cut off, and the crowd increased momentarily until the snivel of losprctor Cumming, of the B did• site, who wu upon the ground within a few minutes pith a email party of mm; immediately followed by Br. Russell, the superintes taut Webs division, with a fresh body of constables. At tale time the mob mut have num bered very near &thousand, end waisted of a vast number of creditless and well dressed panne, the august being made up by *then belonging to humbler grades. There was a very strong feeling marketed by many of the wall &need peraoas pima' whist the proceedings at Si. Barnabas, and at required the 'nerds* of very considerable firmness and moderation is the part of the police to prevent a most sericite disturbance. By dint of persuasion and fore* t►e vast rem bkge, wbiob was sash as temporarily to owe meek &moiety for the safety of the emagnegation and the neighbourhood, was, with the meeptke el/ ciao person who was captured, dispened. TIIE Griner Tyne 13Thatin.-13oate time Niece a actin: &Noun la the Express of a swishy is 141111211 "'al architecture, la shape el a Isla b eat by a O mar peddle-wed la pa rata, semi ny nt the &Ons tage of very esperelese Era MM. 111011 draft of water, economy of fuel, sad palest egainglagei el milers. of deageiptica seas gem teed sa Idee he r= ho rdems. and sub., quietly la Ilesend. heal allsated for lorries, so Mat the ennansatsr, lit. Peter Berrie, does sot class the gatimay of the twin, bat merely of each improvement is the issalawy sad eon suntan as to wake their us of men extended applitatiee, sad to increase their speed sad elleisacy. The Ant experimental trip of the Onsisi was satensfal as to ell the desiderata inapt speed, bat the elowsem of the teasel we. Ike. attnbewd by the sedeatills mesa ea Lard is the halts bandeau& to sew sad untied anttiamy, sad not to say defect ia the principle. Ice has den boos *brambly overhauled la her ea ice., faults ban beta remodiml, sad as.. &landaus midi The faith wee tested Is a second expeximeata trip what took plies on Elatarday last fres the Braes, ick Pio, Moskva. The vessel was set ler upwards of two hours, as/ matatained a spent slated at between fourteen and Ahem miles an boar. This was a• timed entirely setisteetery by as ass ea beard, gad On opinion was very y expressed that is uwth constructed co Mr. principl• a speed of trinity wire ea hour was gaits within Ike mop of pro b4bilitY• So lar sad main cis. amuse for the ma gain noectstio:a of projector" the experiment may be considered intemefuL A retied hr base enstrated affording sae secesusoretioa to a vim amebae of pm , 'erten io pv4portioa to its taaaart, weeltimi with a P ast economy of ma, sad haviag • drift a wawa small se to " a " au to go light am to (Word labia these horror, of the middle pump," those straadis sad groaadiais with which passengers by the BJWmM baste are too well seqvaieted. We sawn doubt bat that the U. midi sad tents of kir destaptlea (we weds,- stead that a somber will be enittailed) we lona a very haportaat add. %ion ta the ammemsat at the thomends of the weld. slam who will be Mersotad to town by hart year', exposides. The groat Pails/eye will take thus to the ewe. Me, where the Oath& sod "dm heats coestramed will he la wags. "saw **a " camp fens, sad with asavadesso sad amen% to the culotte beautiful places w an termed both up aad does th e b oo k s of the 'Ukase. • pout et data! in the u n.rtaterate, lmt • most Important ems w the waking Ma In t family, will be the astablishmest ea Me de& lif • ureter her when the yammers may prows the refresh. Cent to which they are asseetand ea &MN mei at shore prices, instead of blimp staged to pay litmus, or a Million a bottle Js pleasant is urge known en beard ricer Main= as . phe ale sad slant. ore similar miss for ham inagniehas, Ifith lbe Para al ball dm-,n omitted. Bash are the remits prseeleal by the Pm *kn, Was fer as It. expesimats bans paaarims seems le be every ressosaate penman st thsle Illesekt they be so aseentelishodoho ressies the pursues asks "WAIL PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS. CITY OF LONDON. Oa Saturday a &paladin from the *...Leta, beakers, an trains of dill eity ef Lesiva, wand spa the Lewd Maya et the Kuehn Hesse, .ad nessased W Ids Len bide a meld**, of whisk Ifse folkevbn b a espy :•-• We, the asienieual, resentfully ropiest the hew of your Lerdnip M all a pulite meeting al soordaste,beaken, tnien. mai other adman ef Lesiva, fee H. purpose of I Wan lase amaiiaretka the len nest sejastlielsk stomps of BM* d keno to swan ea usetherlsei mai ea peeniseted inedssene la she asks of Ibis haffhall, by I s h=i sentlea of new inns* nee, GM the t bhisers le peak% nee the slineby =the is=uste I m t ai t Slate. eai the ef hen tehish Me has 111•1111 inhered half." The regulditee wes e = by the ' nereheate sad baskets of ihe shy. Hi. Inaseintely neented the asses os take plan ea Mayday. the 26111 last. oest anal tiM to weak take she Mae. MIDDIIIBII.—The signatures to tke declaration of Ik. deny of Oho eretsdeesean et filkidlosez now sweat to 4411. or asorly no satin body. YO111•11111.—A retsisWea. sighed by sine pees, two keedred musketeer, Mid 1141111,011111 ether geedismes, bee Imo ptemewed to the Wet Awl, of Yorkshire, pray log that a mestizo may be bold to dosiar asi purr prides of eseledsedesi elan I. eels .essay. HAMPSAIIIi.—Ths to tilt Qom Wiest the sneaks of I. leerlead twe reeeived the parish .f All lads, tbalaptee, speeds of a tbossaad efirasteres. It will be yearned toter Majesty dories woodeg week. The presets Inn the ether parishes la the tetra have also reeeived 111=410111 sidaehtwo. • wesesist es the mum whine is she I. ustrwstioa ken ibt nweeteetios of the ♦ben Bar Chspel.—Howortire dismsaist. DOeST.—On Saturday but, in eouplianoe with vary setaeserdy 4u' nosiittiew, the sayer, Douglas Ns. Zeq., awaveeed a paldie meeting la the towa Derby, me the whine of the fargneales of the Pacwri. It wee owe et the neat sawnaa wed kleestiel that has bees held to SIM time past. Illialstorear wry notestmat err ✓iseera were apes the plethru, ad there was a stress tester of kliesatiel layers, besidse a psndly umber of th"=usa end a of kooks. The us took , mad • to the Querns irks des was adapted. • nit of drabs wr by ac= dela le Lead Jobs Rona fler sd and spirited Mass. Hiraizasse.—A pedalo bee Irma sigma by VW ialabiteate et RessedeN who 1 s arrogant preeminee Otis Pepe d Rem Yposeendbee nominate sad wild an Meanly in this pooptent land. Earrisa&—Oa• al tbe .if hapettaat emeions ~.. lammed la Raelimm leek slam as mertion, at the Anent* Reef" Roan Rua. r demosa hug setae et amino( the 0.111•81 ef popsy I. Insboaß The .moms am allot fee 7.91..1. hates that Met fib entead the ream was Iltently erevilied try a meetielmeellill saillary. Noma et every isemalsation of Obeletiaaa, eat away sheds et political am. , addresere were dalir.a db y the Mayer the PAT. T. Val% the Eev. W. Davit fiedommtest), W. D. Lame ehadareh, loq.. Rev. Cann Smith (Waa), eat the Raw. W. W. Rome, sad appropriate ramearieb mere atlepted. Howurf.diDoa. —Os Friday, Os iidrabitarda at Misdeals and Godmaseheiter amentlind la the TOM 1411, sib, retideam of the Mom, end umaimmity MAWows to km llehmay, Ili_rarin of loyal all mums made by the Pope OS R. te MA protegative, by marring Wee et bosom whhia Mem realm •The memorial to the Quern ham already insehroti a greet amber of signatures, and win, it las=gendee the *malaria or at least 60,000 of the Striell.—On Friday, a meeting for the purpose of oldsesig the Gum la referents to the attempted ilmisk =glSock pleas la the pule& of Hors, on Frail and there is no doubt that there will be similar mortlaa; to every parish Is the meaty of floasez. CHICHiSTS2.—In oompllanos with a requisition, sersorossly and respectably signed, to the Mayor, to call a public meeting of the bakahlteste of this city, the men lag was held on Wednesday ems* at the Comoil Homosom whisk ocession th e lane team was ailed to monk The worshipful the Mayor toot the shah at seven o'clock, mod after stades the *test few welsh the amino was maimed, arnsiy, to aspens their aplaloas ea the subject of the Papal seepeasions analog the dell and religious liberties of our =caned spas Alderman Oman to propose the asset when the Bishop roes sad addremed the mettles atersi math, impressive of kis epprobstion of this and as the clergy were oboes to neat fa mocker res i t die same purpose, ho smoldered this mowing more emodally mamma for the batty to moms their matiments. His lordship, with the Very Rev. the Dens, than retired. The meeting was afterwards addressed by the Mayor, Rev. G. Rankin, Ras. T. Brown, H. Cowper, W Gramm, Esq., R. Beaty, Bog., end Mr. G. lewbg.—After a vote of Geisha hod bee, paned so the Mayer, " God save the Quests," was snag by its whale esenpasy—about 600, end th ree hearty Memo were given for the Mayor, and the mottles separseed. Ao address was meted On and aneserously sieved. Tna LADIES or WORTH:MO prepared an address to her Majesty ; the following le a espy We, the leader signed residents in the town of Worthing, having bees ia formed that the inhabitants of the town of Worthit g sad parish of Broadwater have prepared a loyal and IwWul address to your Majesty, szpreasiag their astociehmtat sad indigestion at the resent measures of the Bishop of Rana with referee°, to our matey, and the attempt opealy avowed ha is sow malting to wrest frost your Majesty your Mejesty's thaliesable right to rememeey siver the realm of Bogiend; and entreating your Majesty to take immediate measures to frustrate the some ; and raving been also in formed that it is not mud for our cm to Join in addressee to your Males) , of ad tisel teadesey, beg leave brambly to appeasers your M ajest y, s to amen your Majesty that open an croeuicia the present, when not only your Majesty'. authority, r supreme head of the March in this klegdom, bat the spiritual welfare of oareelves and oar Madre& sad all most dear tor, are assailed, we feel we enact retrain from espremieg ear attedissat and loyalty to your Majesty's penes, sad our entire end hearty Gorr rents in the prayer of em address." This Mclean lay at Mims Cartee's library, for Senator% where it was most nuesmay aimed. P er truovra.-0a Friday a large meetiog took aeotat Plymouth, to consider on the measures to be adopted oppositeen to the recent aggremive movement of the Pope in this anuitry. The meeting was convened by it.. Mayor ' (D. Derry, Bq), in purtessere of a requisition, signed by upwards at 200 of the principal Inhabitants of the town ; and the proceedings having been formally opened at the GuUd hall, the sleeting wee adjourned to the Aosestbl- Room, at the Royal Hotel, as being capable of teetotalist a larger number of rears than could be amembled at the Guildhall. A series of etiolating sad as Milne' condemnatory of the recent aggressive papal snomment were unanimously adopted. AICUDILACONIT or WOaCISTML—A meeting of the clergy of this aroltdosoonry was held In the Chapter• home of the eathedral, as Friday etersoes, for the purpose of tales measures whist the papal sippmeios Arch deacon Moore was is the Muir, and the metier' was ad , dreamed la some acts speeehss; end ausaarieht to her Majesty wad the bishop of the dime's, agaket the assmar ion of ea& Medea anthoeity is this ktaatten by the P. , " ware odeetod- TER name Romeo Carzotac Dimon or Cur- TOl.—A caw spissoptl palms io sow is soaves et my. Ono at Chimes, Reisest, whits is interlacd as the residence el the Seam easholis Whop si the sewly-appoiated dimes Of Mose. A Iris pcemctaM aeon* ia emseeition to the lass Ltiarrosesat le is beheld oa Wednesday, at the Visaed. Mhos, a ballals• whisk etas& within a mama's I threw et tlei Boma eathelie mamosre. • • I S I, r I ✓ I a ✓ 0. A ti er r a r Y la w s • ea▪ . r/ to are be esa es ea_ leo the 100 rid .0 .10 ta w▪ * aro rroo raw raoP t PP. THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD. The 1111104eg.. Wise W,seared from the Bishop el Lietalefe, mply se die eddreas agreed upon by the storm of skis smbiissomy M the mans meeting as Tammy lem:— " Erslssialt, 14th Nov., 1110. "Bev. sod Dear Drethent,—l kg of yes se ay ad Sastre aad reseeettal Masks fee powiesiwiel nevi staaßters dwaL • " I rejoice that you haft come hewed to sated= the mast amiss and asprevaket eatendos of the of Rams (who bath se jubilation is this realm of lialr lead span the indepsadenss el OW shard sad Um tope. mem el ear mw plaialy ressenhed a. Ws le heldi the emantas sad satiate law el the d, and by dm opus lead Amides el oar rhumb. " I agree meth you ia sepordiag 'this Stream se a Alined &Mal of me, orden sad as Soak to oar Aloe; far It I. sower be ramseded with atkasenledgmeat et the one sr nemeses for the ether. Now far it may be seessamy to meet this est of gapal usurpation by say legal swans it will be for her lbjeety, with the advice of Mr seaseil, sad, tir seed be, the maw rise of her parliament, to deteimiste. " Bet 1 feel, with you. that tan matter is to be looked at from haler gnaw' than that of veer* civil or ftelesnethal musiderstieso I fed, with yea, that the spin' oral milers of ear people le deeply eessersed Is it. lam tree, however,' to modem Dam I ham se fear lees, by sash aa eggreenft samestat so this ea Sumas ef the Mara of Boss, het i ears aserapt standard of frisk mad warship should be mote blithe* awing an. Oa the crimpy, I bays a good bops that we shall hereby be lad to look owe eltealy it the pis sighs of the reformation, sail se bp maisMia them more lateUlgeatly sad more firmly ; to be mem deepty theaktal tor the evaagalleal parity, awl the spa- ISMS order of MT Mann ; more metal set to depart from the siseeditiey of *or servers; mad soft sastom fee that, salty among mareelfte amity Dare blade g ear stratiob ow stalaly *la If file be •we easy him* Mom Mat grations so whisk asmraM. and bat so keg Itreestaid, ewe dtarel., triatiawe to be with* sada, emery idol to *Ma h say aldestad. If it dwell we geed to ear ndoeptallea lealinahs Whorl Mile sentied together apes diva, togiwtaat east a, 1 wierhat_bsy that I_lllall itel4Malowitte to the inastent nIM the efeW. et wit he toady 'app." twiwartyllate at* VMS et ilia be eautea, imwelitl "I oak yea heartily It Melia' awards myself; sad I lobe la jals1;01 MONDAt .'- _EirkkMM. prove to the Giver of all gram ha a Waft woe ear &Mtg. "1 wade, ramment sal dear bream% " Soar faithful sormat sod ellsodumeit hoollear a 41. Lamislasa. "The Variable the Areltdemea, midst Itemreed the Claw e 1 .b. Arebtlesoosry of Stafford." BISHOP OF MANCIIESTER. • , The seinokal of the clergy et MeateMotor be tho bishop wee preseated to the 'Mkt rm. prelate it Tharseloy, at the dlieessea reipstry. St. Jaesede.rgeore. by the Bet Came Wray , the Bev, Beet Stew*. Me Bev. N. Germea, and the Bev. 0. B. 0. A..... Tim Wowing is tits IMMO nIPIT Ileasheeter, Nee. 14, 1,14. "Dear eel Brethme.—l renalra yaw Wing whit meek It as be ealy matter of OIL 11 10 *se I • V a Ebibly el aim earkari la oho owl toes et , wriasis eg stses erit Me spyrasiss hue kg 11 of lam NI 1 110}10,101.11, 01 our hof demeleime. Teat ropossmay, mammal i teem whisk the Mlegielatare hes ism Noe Is shoe earl ei milt, bee Mee lbw se eady .sera fa this ed, sloes Me Pefeweeies, osessind y VW overalga. a the wodesimmia sad imam D. vise Provaleme a of we polsmat sad sala ams,. " I regard alb sopowlso as ea smoothy sad mgrateel requital et tbe telseatiou of law ran es lowly imssatdad to tiwilwasabot is Oh empire. I wield assure to the Rana estholie. se far as poossbiLev= sises prerilep sod every eppememilly of am of Al. railyies. whieh as Is grOlol d lia without saeraprolop _Ow ow deabeed dem of whore, Bat, re Boma isas, be le set a ideas of Air kingdom—be le seta ablest et gated Vieteria,—ead se ellow him to lamas's a swags *finial isariciar, who ezersios is avowed jarisilistisa, law spathe of awliodowaiset of that of oar owe etwereiga, aMs are. to .. I to a power pi deb bee to elan. W way bow 4awly star seeks to mute Way ephillhal temporal to the eilmeatmoat of its ma datum sad t it s sablapetioa oi titer to *ma is has seised 06.1011111116 • I de emappest tot • emoriw-1 moil to die =7Mail ems -Roma ustbelbe mbeta Matte bays be 10 Laws. 111111100 Abe lairedmiss wed publismien of Mama Min "II it be rid lose bee westl L lsek whom it the tweld ? I le Wien Bora are eallphereet Boehm Mimeo wise will view tti mesiare with dad diwpfeelailm. Bat Me lons, as slob, wooled ow Ma& step, mild sae duple fatal cores ? She liso foreamet ems if demosiodeas Mined so ohm la sees /vim this iiisigiws l pagie. Sao is wifisslag the pest edeordee of her poi* is Is Sae mead parcel at 'Gilead se her fame /.-Mies. Bat taii stop secemary to any this at is .Lamy by MOW sad will. I tram, be raptured by dm sewommt atm of adequate, think sot extrampeat. Issealtli. Ate lii jetty* advletn, it a ' evident. will am be weadss 10 WI Vow" Aid Mrs I mason bat regret the Mum of the a slot lass elm te s r opiates dipiematie mlw tione r =the &twigs at the Boma States, witish two proutatel to, without is the ellskuna peetible daproo saw =as rasagaws his warped sairitaat authority, two mastaarily with Ma ota this 00111100, is Mime, bred eslt pertly is cm that temporal pow we ham subsulatially Ommisally, if am may. motioned is ellowlag to Ids sod his samemess. "I he fully respond to your resume WS I will, miler IMedleorm, de my almost to redo by *my eseethadomi MORI tags enoressemesat, sail Medias*, the reyal prerega live. „ Bat a tertfeer duty, se deopymen, pet swells us. I bow& 7 89 0 90999 5 e eel peperfally he warder set dr merrier rap his or the spa erotism INIM IN, bee Me tarns; timid, er itilliseskisg, or tteriireee (fee seek Mere ate) his WORM. I einasedy 1011. eielb of yes to review the fide Seiri anti mimicry, drieral rid seeeroalal, jerausly to uses haw Ha sae UN seastreat via Me simper trebles of Salpean, Wier with the Neese SW seven yet verfel shush of leetiend Weal. Be smeared I will myself seek to do the rms. Bet muds theories of Saipan% repot* tater, butler spe ouletioas ea the rheas of maa's osaverelen sad eanstien; systems ef a alma sat Werke ”of dds world " to melalate la departs wards' mad role la perfect dogrel's' •' s Moresby sad priesehred elf oar own, diarist is near alms from that prepse4 to be sew set up by tie Remealm ; medieval follies an eetemenies, th e caeroff sloop of Reaeselem prosily pre mead, et ma in nature rep/oilseed (sad sub has been the ear) Is or sew aurae% an symptoms, the petralenee of whist' might well esaursge Rose to seek to tender aria her aleletratloas to our people. Let suck as hue bat fOr • swat littera to these empty and despises delu ders nesambei the reel nature of our Itisit and holy aisles. We are .painted M ale people, we are seat to the people, we are respearble fm dm porde, that la eimplisity sad M. terrine we rub them Truth. ' Soppily I. sea my with Omsk (slams I hope is little rase of safety in this had errs Is lisarester es hi most plasm earalitri an equal preleakr. Nor do I speak seal my ate is Mis awn tee apiel reseerk. Bat this subject is most lespertaat, mad newt toe sinfully be kept is view by same arms 1111. „ dad sow, doer sae reveread beenbrea, soessmaileg you to ear peat Splinual Head la the full esaldwase and sir- I tarty Um Re who is all Truth will surer and save his own if we by Him Indeed seek to become so, I nasals ever, you name bleed and Bieber, "J. P. MANCIIIIITZII. " The Rev. C. D. Wray, Rey. H. Stowell, sad other Clergy of Manchester." The memorial lad affixed to It the alesstsrea of abut 90 defames. Dzsrauortor or Can= BY FIZZ. —We regret to state mat tbs anima sad lentils" chords at Cockennouth, Center Lend, was destroyed by fire os Friday matting. The fire most ken trona out about two o'olook is the masts g ; as individual, who paean by about half paw ere *Won, mates that the shank was then safe. A =rihowever, noised Chapman, observed flames fts *a eddies soot afterwards, sad be rave an ' instaat darn. The *bole town wee eons la commodes, sad ski sonnet setkvity was ilitplayed is eadsarearing to Fut a atop to the progress of the ere. Only one min, however, was available, sod then being but a null apply of water every finites was palms, and of this bieutdol thumb stand, anything is left bot • ban of ruin Every sews gore as muck naistanse as parible ; the politobehand adminbly, and we believe that meet of the shank books sad tennis morn were prmened. It is, betwerar, stelandiely to state that the valuable palatine in the north, whisk were 90 man naked, were dastroyn. Gnat ricketiest sad coo hidea pinata, end the tows throughout the wink el Friday presestad • nese of sound anxiety sad oosaterna don. Tbe starch whisk is demon& or chapel of sin as it hse emanates bets salted, was &dialed to All Santa. It was • wsiwianat balking, sad was situated on as mimosas at the toad of Eirtiate, Cottonmouth. Tie chunk was enlarged and beam Hied to 1826, wbss 322 addi tional satirise vine obtained, half of which were tree and unappropriated, me dist it mould assommodate 1,000 person. The tower mules • peel of as bells, a slat sod shines. Ti. shush was bnilt is tin site of the on *bevel, whin had • thastry, *sieved * 1390, by Henry Pun, Earl of Northumbernid, with buns, which, in the 20th of glinbeth, were ensued to est °Puma. TM besedoe was rowan to the Governors et Queen Anne's Bounty, is tbe early part of the last eat.'), se wards 261 3s. 44., *kin was paid by the Zed of In dale, the puns mid ist pmentor, sad IL for .orphan fen, and wen mended to ski SWeelastical Conant,' on an of the avenge valet of 341 pa annum. The missy was asimestai is 1798 by lb, ism of MI, glen by Mr. Sines; mid is 1811 it readept a parlissiestary grant of 1,0001. per eassam A hoass was balk in 1814, et a net sf 1.3001.. of wits= mos gins br the Honey Odics and 4001. by the bits lad of lamb& Ms Rev. idwatd Fewest;, w prawn waists of the drunk bee bold tbs Inns great rimy yems. TM rumens no hen a wry memo blow to kits • sod, isised, the Wide town participates is the regret main by lb' dinned= ofalso edible bads notaries ego, sod manda isig se nisyllnatiful spensons of art. It was one of the demi ithaelbse in the klegttni. It is at prison supposed VW Om In was sassed by mere pipes which hen Just beat Yid in the dined to watts it through Oa wrists,. Tan Downsoutran Muloaa.—Ths sabseripaisa set it ha a skeet Has slaw by • tow aharinW lailvidnas for the bough of the seal parser of Jai Deasy, who was se smelly aordered lest swath at Daldisigt ha boa aided during Use pea week by a timely of kw soz se lgas enclead i• as anaoysees r o = t letter, ad • d le Mr. Hasentend, the overseer arm, at the psebedloe, Drestwood. Th ere has aloe lay re caved by the sane genUessaa, frees the Rev: Robert Hasa, of Galt Salop, li. ; Mt. Iticbtrd Hestl.y, 11. ; Mr. J. Palmer atosiker, 11. • Waimea is the employ of Wars. Oreaulade et Bristol, lie. 34.; &Afield. 104. I Yr. F. Georg*, 10s. ; "A. 8.," 6s. ; Mr. M'fitia. 8.. ; A Trills fns Osford, At.; Mr. Hoeg, de.; R. W.," 01 lard, • talk; sooty larreats at Was, 75.; Tv/anima Pub," 10s.; Vise Dysytoo, 6s. ; Mr. Janes Daum of Leeds, fie. ; " A. H," of Cardiff, • trills, Ike. In the we of a loftiest sae befog yard, it is iatended to blast It se es to sant» a few shilling weekly to thtt aged imayls. THE FIUME! MIISDILI.—An appeal to the public it behalf of Mrs. Holley widow of the LW vial of Frisky, has Pat been made by *awe frlsads of that lady, sod is dairying of every onsideraisa. Is addition to the sudden sod ablest bereavement eke sastaned, the sides of Mr. Honest bas bees left fa wry narrow dramatises% and • assaltas has bees formed by the selghboorfag slimy sad gear, to receive the rabowiptiess of tome who may be die. posed to contribute w tha alleviation of a ere of sillieiog which has sicked submittal sympathy. Pool. Rams It CualsowaLL.-06 Sa= upwards of 400. saaasewses wan bese4 bon Ott Coast asstast aillecest besiebehlinee tbse yule he armee of poor me. whim& has Wooly logiated ti Ic N. to the Hoak emits noel abeealsoe illbeliag—es It geese. be aremoot fer by tbes. et *mob as tecromp of popish., ot a boor espy., 411 midden to the solar iums peel cod a greet outor ocomoqueatly proceloof to the Waned boyeet. Tin BOUTM Davos Aosicarrruaaa AIISOCIATIOM. —The maul sowing of this eaossiaina, whisk ambrosia the tad of epsnulats " • whole sr of soupy the . Tames , 'hew THE BUICIDR OP MR. eadarday, at halt past one o'clock, Mr. Ha , till es nisei* at the Dion Dear, Hsabubriday, se al Weep Janes Pennine. Dm , Tenafly afeakeeil alai V Lir. Sir Prednieit Unger an Mr. Weillikples, !Jinn& war' kr the Haas D. paleseat, tad lean Meads of the deemed, wen peewit. . lii. Pelee Hood, serpos. of 16, Onegastnet, Portman. sainted-1 have kern dewed for way years. V ii .j:ry have Just sera is the seat non was 16. `I ken his ap. Dir If, _ r--Fihr s z the 2114 of Unary ern. ear. Han la ooseirawkw-Re wee sae &after of dm Civil Lim kenferly—s kw days helm hie death. He was she $ WNW I ban ineaded hie peelhedenelly. The Onlen—Willyes nen sepleng yes kw of your own lda niessea7 for the papaw of this lawny ? ins GI sod with in atteek of paralysis ea the /d rip kat, which left kin both mestally sad i bodily 1111 li, tho us peat prostration. He reenerea par tilly ken esia, het his Wad waned 'sorb weaker Una It nes Wen. This was non enemas, because he led always jaw naarkable inept his Wade es being amu of very dented sad sung wad. I nand myself waist the, an was aware of what I Mate. After he had rawered is some 1110111111111 Iron iha stems of diems, I advised kin le go den late the ; eat he west to the Isle ef Wign test, an Ina es em Atter he bad bete the a week ha awn bask emeaganadly, sad sand es en. This was neat a mean ape Re ted me he had caw top ham Brighton on swat of the agouti/a fading' M had had the day before, With 'awl in tie season plate Weide. He said he felt senintes Mat was ninths, bin he throw Wont over the slit dad that it nee with the he amid restrain Inwell Ir7 iii iiiaw as. gr le t rd e ll i ellt mare that if he had had • dints his reek he should have blew his Wins wt tales' Itise as well as I end, sad telt Wilma his busy kWh was web derim i t d ead that I weal/ prestribe he Wert bin, sad spin a laws la the eseitery. Ze meat ado to Hagan Winks ealmiel.• Ant • flenalght ago, I saw hie. He did set _ ilda of Metes say rotate of these Wisp I sentants bat ea Thunder week hat, awe_ passe were limmakt to kin than weal by en et the dirks. I tick I eight to have stated that I now needed kin to go ban to the Twangy, as I ,thought it would Jo kin wood, podded be did sat do tee web won. He did go beak as the Twisty, sad Ina We for a Meta w/inns so frightened st thespian the papers I We alladn to, that he ran den to the Twiny sad resigned his Wane to Sir Charles Trevelyea. He told bin this on Friday wek, sad he told ne he kit usable to sailettake •izrra. • sad that he had, ia minawsii, e He append thee very saws, an new& eel Mto meet havat den it. I have ate doubt tit Ids Wit was nen weaned, an that he sear rowan ken dm .tram of pinyon whisk left his Wed la a vary wesl= Ihave ma desba he was seedy wider adonis lir valid. I *seamed to see him afro that. Ha my nada the sane, via, despeadisg. I net bin Whisaseday. I did sit thin it was seesseta to pious him mike restrodat, news he was perketly nester of kis ow deme sad eireggisd as mush as an weld do send Ihe depended fithie sand. lan decidedly of apnea that he was kbeenei tailor dimes of the kale, sad very asteseim dime elle boot also. • piss tabooing under ewe dimes would honks!, to emaatit eetklestreetioa. He wee Wad lie ne ea the Wien, wept spa hie Tenn fees Brea the Snt tine. Finnish Thisiger. who appeared deeply mod, tispeeed—l was in sequidamil with diesel See upward. of 20 years. Hs did set practise as a lisstiMre sad sae on the civil list of the Treasury, Few poem wive idler eimeinted with bin this I. He had a ealdvated mink mei • partiohtly Warfel da l:skin. an he was en who he se the emits of ilk with great salmon sad he was the kit in ta themodd to onamit Weide it he were is a right Mee Of alai The stink of patelysis was the eause of ,he des- of a mantage la his family. About this den I Isll Hakad, sad ea my wan I saw a narked neap is kin. He awed, recognised me whoa I visited him: sad Woad of his reseineg ne is kis sisal aliensehe way, he said swing to see more this merely answering my spotless. This was Wet the 14th or 16 th of August last. Oa his retina from Brighton I culled as kin, sad (swat bin man Unproved, bat ha wee sot the ins ha wee %dare. It we evident his Lad had received • sheik, free whisk It had an sanely veneered, theses it appeared auk hotter. The last tine I saw lan I bed so navereatin with Ina that feesid be sailed eniversatioc. I Wowed he breaded to reales his noshes at the Treasury, sad 1 renimmesded him sot to take that stop nail he had visioned Drs. Wawa an Latham, hi, why *dna Whoa I heard .1 his recipiatiee I called as bin, and west ate birth:tea. He did sot seem to notice ma% sad was eageged la puns. bilis oa a file. He went on of , the evese. WI ease leek nein sad asked see to nist bin is Snag the paw, which 1 did; bat Wag that he was set Unbend (or onvereatioa I left his, an was then wailed hi" mad was net is a loud We. I do aot know that 1 kw saying; mare to add. ' Me. Hondo Waddispea nanieed—l am Coder of State for the How Department. I have known 8 = wet intimately for 26 yew We were nest (adman kinds. I saw him the day after the amen of which you hays heard. He was mash is the we state as deosiboo by OW Frederick Thiele'''. He did an know ma at all. He af terwasde Unproved gradually, though he we weedy fa poesessioa el In Whin He Ant west to Rialuseed sad ends is.. nprommat there, but his intellect swed to ne Win den, sad I did set tapes be would ever recover. He thea weal to Delpine, sad es his win we to is. at the Hesse Ono, an he Alden wen to ne so well as before. He appeared to be laboariag nicer disesss of the bran. He would ,. pea sobereatly for • time, sod then ion the thread of In diseoures. He then nut to the Treasury en his anal hasieen, though I was we he would fall is weaken( it. The seat day he sewn better, sad wen Weep the Wane el it. What I seaside/ moot renark able ins tied he sever told see he Weeded to reeks. He Dever Win ea we, and I sever saw kin dace. His and was gen sad if he had not died is the way he ham does, he would, he •I 7 opinion. have had SIKKIM Musk at paralysis. The ceareeter given of bin by Sir F. Thnigir is comet. He wee is happy dresmateacies as regarded the world sad his ewe Wally. Mr. beery Parker, soli/Um, sold hie had bad hawed oppertualtke of seeing Waned before the stack of pardple, sad wild Wier osetinosy to the wen of his mead. Ha saw him a few days after the awn. and his read was analately prostrated. Had as Widow with Ms ea Teensy lest, sad saw that his Lad was greatly Wein& He complained of denims and pain In the heart, sad seemed gently &pruned. He said " Ton know what I have an alladiag to his retiresisat hem the Treasury. He said two et three papas had his plaesd before him; that he pot Weak Ike Ant two well, but whoa be an. Wed the third he maid sot get through it ; sad, send a owasiderable quantity of gapes as the table, he soli lis leads sp his inn to taiga, sad did tat nee. He wee atterwards venal at what /if had dime. Witness wined to talk to bin eaeassaleg some affairs of kis nude. He made a repitgoaat gesture. eying, " No. at, George Teeniest". is deal" The wham added that desired WWI it MN ea Thursday last ((the de y he net Wen), sad sane se sp. p_ollllllllllllt with We ter the kinewiag seoralag (Friday). He appeased nut Isere sheer*, bat Weiss was sanded I that his min west on gradually _dinning net sine the I partly tie attack, sad that if ha b a d remised it the sane mete of Lad he 'Nord baton the attack, he would sew hive mode away with himself. kin W. Oellne, of 14, Westbsontegrove. s tid that is Thassis s e= „ ll. is e f l i t m ein hal k f;p:st lest l i cio ,s e g ii,. abs , 1 ; 11 VI gi st dts•t°77.ll:tarlhlntl34, 'es was :, AZ ' 'a' Advileall lorads the spot he saw a poliseema Tannic awash. It. emi whim wiser same op be saw a mai (die. esteed)Waumedst • anal 'nine. He lad • Immo is the head - sindi whim law at ones was fatal. Wilomilleek .. a d.1..b...t pia' hugs the msds of the smil teak the own( the left maple sad pat the heseettt hems@ the kit basal was sea diedwpd. The mine W beescoessidy dinharged. Dewed appeased pai•isip lassmiliker i taw asseptim ef 'ping ames* tie or them aim the Wee of is may alnater. gave se t a kes' ado. polimessitable TN T, mid that at the has Wend hi was wag oat af Oars Hew, Yields's/id ins, masa is Mud the mot of leineri fa the Park. Her *an nor the pilaw sad saw I puecejest Wing to the ECr ie r e n isi a ten Whew Willie pt Cl.. 'So lad be s small bald* band) is kis right hand, sad taw login !FM his tight is. mil • liege quan tity gamin hem Ms mord. Is ism er Ave Wrenn he mined his to mid bones Hp, bat set say of ak limbo. Ho Mod ea deesued's perms, beelfts tome popedy, a card we with twe suds. ea whisk woe printed " Mr. Pessim ism, No. 90, Oembetleaduireet, Tertmieragoare." Pluses sest kw a sigma, bat I. the esesethis Hr. &easy, ear mof Neightsteidge, came up aid preenutesd dimmed NI. Henn deenibed leas end'. nomads. There was $ t err adiss met ie l i s i tt rbitkilins&medmitd was ? the lager wewpsadii: , =ether side of the head, mere japed, with a of the null detailed. Leckie to the eatsee Ildiss, the wetted was Wulf se have hen Joliette' it p..l, shot. He had so deal* that the wised gamed ! came, to the emeser, Kr. Wnlitiegtea mid deems' tee la the habit of miss piston. He wee had of shone. silk a dishivberrel gmt. mew said tLe jury bad area petals to diteraise: di. d of spinal get wound; and whether le 'Mat wound luesself; and, it so, ender what 1 : el Lad. He *night the evident; as full sad ea an them paste, that they meld easily eons to a Ns bury . laisasdistely reftried • vordiet, " Tha itni X 'lllseneyed hi ewe life whilst ism aidesid atateuf_ " tteialzhi l ia was the onl aad y 110:1 of the late lb. et Lesko, who preetisett be mew 1 , 01011 at wpm, sad emaseld a hip property. He shone i 1.4 = la pagodas, and was toffs site s rebutof Ms C' He He was afterwards appelated one of the judges ht the lis ts. Islords. where be tended ieverslysia. N.M". 11 7 . . THE EXPRESS. NOVEMBER _ 18, TEE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCHESTER, Nov. It Another colliery explosion took place in this neigh bourhood yesterday naming, but the ion of lie, happily, wee act se great as auto attends these shocking Wealth.. Tension were killed en the spot by It, however, and two ether Ems will pitiably lave to be added to the list ere the Mal temignes. Om of the limn panful eines , Menses thit le th e carelememe width breaght the diem , our about, asi the bombings that it iedisatee—however Mho, impostors say b. appointad or woe pennies may ba nage he ter scanty—of any mease rung atheism! y diminish th e mortality from these cum. The ealiktry Is me at Biagio' Clough, new Stone Clough, six or sevennales from Maachester, and Whop to Magi. Isowles and Stott. The shaft is about 103 yards deep, and W vela of seal, which ia about six feet thick, has been walked to the east about SD yude, from when., a level IN serried at right males tewarda the north for 130 yards, and thin sir off for 40 yards again to W eon; sad it was at the extreme psiat of this linel when the explosion moaned. There were einem eels,. I. the pit, and than had demented between five and mix o'eloek yesterday moraisg. At the Meseta they met the oveeiooker, who had siumbeed the workbags to My the sir, cad reported all of them boa hem darner except the farthest point of the lust. In this be maid the en wee foal, and divested that no me sheath begla to work then. Yet at baboon six to wren In the insenleg • young man. named Peter Teem denoted kis tat—W- le go there foe • tub of sleek" (small ail) cad persisted k den; so, denies all remeateranee from the other weelmage. His two " battles " (or fellow.nolunen Mimi* to his gamer oomeany) went with his. Their manes an John Saw sad Jam Lever, and so lacaution were they that although provided with safety lamps they went with a sand sandhi. Oa reaching the las and of the bay, Some ie saki so have fleshed " the light up to see if there was any demos; sad in en Menai then was as expiation like the dieekerge of • pins of artil lery. Lone was in the dim* way of the sanest, Whielt the Embalm of entree followed, sad his life was seerlficed la an inetaston would Ikon it a hundred pigeons had they been is the same direction. The top albs poor fellow's shall was blows of, sad his beans were scattered anat. Tinge was suffocated with the smoke end Malone of the ale whish onesseded the mpledon. Sterne is fearfully seethed with the flash of tho implosion, though the Sr. lasted bat for • very Mort period, and his life is in great daisies. The other workmen, with oae oneption, were all la bays (or " sada," as the 'oilier. all them), off the main level or drift way, and the ventilation of the miss= good, the flab of light, en the ignition of the emirs' peat them, and they manned ao injury. Tim exception was ~youth named Diadem, who was in the watticepway at the time, toward. the bottom of the shaft, and though • bombed nude or so from the point where the explosion commenced, he was struck by the flee and very badly horned. His father was la the bay adjoining that where the Zdtmoaned, sad rushed to the rescue of the poor o u r be would have been suffocated. The ventilation of Mae pit was mat as to enable persons to be get in elliMt an hour of the mearrence, and the other Italian meth rescued, and the dead bodies of Toone and Lever knight eat of the mine before Mae o'clock. Tongs leaves a widow and two Maim ; Levu was a single man. Stones las a wife sad four children for whom he will not be able to provide fee some swaths, should he ever recover. Notice has been forwarded to the Secretary of State, eo that Mr. Tremenheere, the inspector of aolliertes, may have an °pear lenity of being et at the toques ; but imbues • state of dinipline be in mines of this deseriptioa which shall render it impossible lot impend at or obstiaate colliers to plan the lives et their fellow workman in peril, the appoint- ment of this officer, long looked forward to, add received with so math sath so hotion by the pubic, promisee to be of little avail. It would seem to be desirable that la every mine tither the colliers Amid be compel ed to work coasteatly with safety lamps (sad set merely have them in readiness to be used when they think there is danger, as in this cam), or that there should be as meriether coastantly in the work. Munn merely to amnia. and report en the safety adherent pergola. of the mine, bat with legal power to enforce • proper discipline anon( the workmen by musing them to observe his direction.. The public are probably but little aware how many line are nabbed fa mines of this descrip tion, enwithstanding the frequent newspaper notices of these appalling sodding ; for it is enly when a dun sr a more of 'lives are log et once that such things generally find their way into print. Tee tome and threes are pawed over usnoticth, yet how fearfully they often swell op when the aigrettete ogees to be told ! It is not many week* ago sines a 'other pointed out to me • angle mine in which be said something like four hundred lives bad bees lost since it was lost oath. I learn that a person at Birmingham ins an haventien Gr preveating these explogoos, but is keeping it back be the Gnat Industrial Exhibition. Two railway accidents mitered in this neighbourhood, yesterday, oa the Leaden and North Western Lines, but owe of them wee not attended with lose of life. It took plan on the Huddersfield breech, and a number of carriages were smashed, bat that was all. The other was on the Lathan line, about three miles oat of Manchester, soon after aim o'clock in the nerving. It was on the high embankment near the Isvensbulme Station. Toe train was one from Blanchester, and bad no looney paand the bridge which conies the line over the Stockport road then the driver perceived, about 50 yards a-head of him, an old man standing with as appearance of nnetneen es the ep..line wash the train was traversing. Ho !evened the mirth caused the brakes to be applied, and sounded ea alarm with the whistle so lose and load that the whole vil lage was engird at ft ; bat the man for whom the alarm was latended paid so atteithicre, and was sweet down and killed is the Instant. His same was William Pickering. He was 114 years of . 11 ., sad of weak intellect. His friends rends at Groat Drim.ld in Yorkshire, and bad placed him In lodgings at Levenshulute. With what view be got upon the line is sat knew', but Ogre is no road in that diem% on, and he mum have nosed • field from Leyouhalge to reach the thebealtment. Of entree there is no blame attributable in my way to my of the servants of the railway company. The papal eacroachmeate are calling forth strong tepee.- aims of opinion here as elsewhere. A meeting of the clergy was bold ninthly et the commencement of the week at the Cathedral Cnapter•botue, where • letter from the Dollop of Manchester (given in another column) was read, approving of the steps they were taking to protest against the pro ceedings of hie hollow; bat • mote Important meeting is summoned by the churchwardens for Thursday next is the Free Tiede Hall. It has been called upon a tsquisition from upwerds of 400 of the !sadism inhabitants and firms, and will no doubt be a very numerous and influential. ga thering. WINDING UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES DIA= LONDON, CHICHI/ITU, AND PORTSMOUTH SAILITAT.-00 Saturday, his Honour Master It:Maids pro smiled with the settlement of the list of eontribuuvies in this company, brought in by Mr. Wryghte, the official mover, end Mr. Harris, solicitor to the estate. To. first doss of shareholders Minims of thoso who paid the deposit iv 2 gs. a share ; the sewed, of those who paid the deposit of 20s. s share; the third, who paid 10.. a Mare •, end the fourth, of those who paid dm deposit 012 pumas and received bask the Win of alleremst or peptise; of 2e. share; and the filth, of th ese who bad not paid the deposit or signed the dead. The adjourned ruses on the 4th list were taken. It eppeces from the bsvestleatioa el the of idol mamma that oat of the 96 000 shares allotted oily 1,000 were paid upon. The oat sandlot, elitism. meet of which are dkputed, *mount to shoat 2,000 i. The directors received about 6,0001. for de. posits. BOUTININ COUNTIES UNION AND Barnet, BAIN, AND Doris RAILWAT.—MOStoT Hfr.donloy Imo app heed Mr. Adorn °Meal manager to wind no this company's affairs. INSOLTAATI TINDER Tall WINDINO-Ur ACT. -- The Lord Ordinary of Edinberch has suspeaded the dis charge of one of the directors of the Royal Back el Australia, who applied to him ender prospective press ing liabilities tionneosid with it mail Marsh melt, on tke trotted that if Me statem ent of Me seeouate and dealings of the beak published to the shareholders were cor rect its Act the partiesshould have =opportunity of proving hereafter flow the fie* really stood, It being alleged, os the part of the °Mal manager, that these aseesate wore Rollos is het, the party applying to be discharged eattessiag that these eawants were either warranted by the WO or by other adoeunte which had bees rendered. SPORTING. CREWE STEEPLE-CHASES.-FIIIDAY. To, - and 30 added t the most to me b(ostato. I ado. Ms. Walatifigblo Toon Dation, 4 yse, 10st Bib (Fowled) 1 It,. 1 3: w eeisit, seed. lOst 12lb (Taylor) 2 Tho also started bet were aot Owl Lore Btaf. it=), Merbary, sad CAROL Eves oa Yowl( Woo in • muter Cam GRAND Etraarx.• Clues gneiss of 10 soss leo*, k ft, and 60 added ; the woad sane his stake. 8 (11 Bobo.) Kr. ..V 's Volta', aged, 104 81b (11Ib own) 70 (Dube.) 1 Ceptala Little'. Cheodlar, ..d, lOst 4lb (4tb o ver ) ) 70L (Oliver) 2 6So 4 apt Cosadhr, 6 to 4 apt Volatile, 2 to. 1 eget Melly, mad 4to 1 yet either of the others Won cleverly by taw liorhs, ewe a poi nose. Tbo winser we & L iam& HATKINTOS &LIMN wen woo by lb. Tampon's Pop. ohs, beany throe othas._• ASHDOWN PAHL COURSING ( MEETING. Daum' (18 subs) was mod by M. Lorans lope; Ns. Mersas's Yorryspas no up. Ouzo (14 sets) *or 814881 br 11r. Lag Mims mil Ittt llowtosts Clisbuisra. • On wig von br Yr. 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Tits Intl sad aggz e lo s agni m E:as tits as Saturday Ist Ealikaaredsliaba+ H . ",....". ' " ' . ; .:; , 4 ... I ,' it. Am :. , b trhk 11 4: 4 ik• bli i t i rsk i h rlar g l . PER % *NI Iwo*. may Maass Awn Mei 01 . 1 " 1 .... . Bairrmau&lkidin; stmilid al -• • * Alla' -... • 16,- */ , .. . at igherss ff i too% - r te , ...,. -.. ev wows . . i i ,a; . iiik balbatorttla a • 4.1111111411 ft th. iaffm,i• •••iliamds. °I I l bs ir 7 lie - - ..., y , Mat ballibrio lbs ti=s, by stadia • • dill la Nisbet, obi* is it'll &fag. I . ma la la a Plaadams is lastos, asps, sad spat. Ilaratlisassais ffsoisdys kg to es Qs Isama—Oojord Jamul '-0 . e,/ 4k riii tj . • ... 4Y41 1, illgantlital Ulm iinteilteence. EQUITY COURTS.-13AtuaDAT. Barons TEN Loan Caalcazun. ROOMY. O. Tii BAST AMOLLSM RAILWAY COMPANY. —Racsivia—kizovuos Cauuros.—oolll2l4lM—Mo =OS TO COMMIT._ At the time, of the court Mr. Melina, on behalf of eons bond creditors of the above compsoy, proceeded to argue scat they had a quest Hen or equitable chugs on the pro- party of the wawa,. which would, independently of the weaver, the officer of the wart, entitle this to the pmtec lion of the property egeine• the er.diter ale.. Mr. Bolt objected to the hearing of Mr. Malls; if hie dente were not parties to the appeal notion. Melba, COWL., insisted on their right to be heard on this motion. They were patties to the cause in which the ' receiver wee eppointed, and were interested in the preeervo ten of the property for all the ',editors againsttle execution creditor. Mr. Calvert, for the aomptay. and Yr. Dictums, Mr. Martindale, end Mr. Rosen, for different meditate, claimed a right far them to be heard. The Lord Chancellor was of opinion that u they were not parka to the motion they had no right to be heard. Mr. Rolt then proceeded, on behalf of the emetics credi tor, to show that he bad s right to have the benefit of his judgment at law auto( the profits or property of the oompuy. He wu a auditor for cub supplied to the company from day to day, sad ought to have priority of payment out of the profits for wenn which be 'applied the means. At three o'clock the farther leering wee adjourned to Monday. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—SATORDAT. Doors Loam Gummy Ye. Janis Cimino% M.. Jammu UM Mi. Jana Lux. TIN QOM! r. Joan Osamu! AND OTII/1/I. In this ease a rale fowaertierarr bad hems obtained, in order to briag bite this mart as order made by the town conned of Halifax, emerming a report made by the finance oommitmo of that council. regarding the payment of a bill of soma to the town dirk. TOG question in the cam was who the, a Mr. Wayvil, the town clerk of Hslifsa, was mailed to charge the mrporatio• for his time and trouble in acting ea their behalf, to compromising a muter is which the cor poration was cormerned, and for which, had it been contested, he would have had an undoubted right to maks a charge. This monde( the Solicitor General, Mr. Cowling, and Mr. Atherton, showed mum against tho rule • but as Sir F. Tbasiger, who appeared in support of the ntlo, was unable to proceed with km argument, being engaged elsewhere, the we. was adjourned until Wedaesday neat, and we therefore reserve our report for the preesat. Too QUINN T. TOO SOIITMAMPTON DOCK COMPANT.-.. TIXO CA /11. This came came beforetWirlo7d7hipe in the form of a spedal saes by the direction of the Recorder of Southampton. The question foe the decuton of the court was whether or not the Southampton Dock Company were liable to pay for rates to the pariah of Southampton the sum of 4,0711., or the sum of 3.7601., to which amount, upon appeal, the Recorder of Soethampton had reduced the liability of the dock company. T►e reductions had Mita allowed in reap yet of certain premises connected with the docks, but not aetually seed by the dock soap., for their business, but applied to other purposes. The Recorder had also reamed the amount foe which the dock company were rated on seasout of a cer tain steam tug, which belonged e u the cloth oespany. The rmel bed cost the sum of 2,6001., and the commoy bad worked it with the belief that it would predate a profit at 26 per ant., whereas it bad merely produced the sum of 6161. per moo, and the cost of working it was seven hun- dred and add pomade. The Recorder had, therefore, de ducted from the amount for which the dock company was liable to be rated the difference betweett the rem of 6161. sad the 25 per elitt profit which the winking of the steam tog ought to It,. no bead. This profit of 25 per cent was eakulated upon the sea of 2,5001, which was the amount the steam•tug had met in the first instance. It was cow eciateuded that this dedication ought not to hays been allowed, and that the steam-roe ought to be rated separately frrm the docks, and that ft.. arcing@ ought not to have been taken as part of the road, of the dock company, and rated upon that principle. ♦ redeetion had oleo been allowed by the Recorder la respect of a sum of 20 per cent. out of the net profits, which (sa we understood) the directros claimed a sight to take as a reasimeration for their services. Mr. M. D. Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Mann, append in support of the rata; and Mr. Greenwood, Q C., with whom wee Mr. C. Sanders and Mr. Wieo, on Wulf of the dock • oempeoy. The court said they would take time to consider their judipaest. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-SATURDAT. llm FLIPS AT WCPTIIINTTIL- BA/0111 ML BARON MARTIN AND • VIDDIAll“ COMMON AMT. ammo= v. ATTWOOD.-BABAOM OF FROMM OF ilAvalacts . . ----- This wee an action to recover compensation in dampen for a breach of promise of marriage. The defendant pleaned Ant, that he did tilt promise • secondly, that he was under the ace of 21 years when he aside the promise . ; and thirdly, in justtfleation— that whoa he made the proems he tetieved the Oust& w be a virtuous person, but that he had *obit.- naestly ciia:overed that she was of unchaste character and candnot. MBerjeent Allen and Mr. Lush were for the plaintiff, end Mr..Menkfrey,Cl C., and Mr. Field for the defendant. Ms. Sedum - igen - stated the cue tether. He sidertseate sheet wee a young woman under age, who 'by her Mend Mrs. Phillps, who hid mieuesd her as a damehter, brought this action to recover esurpessation for tea of the greatest injuries which could be falieted upon am of her isez. While residing near 11 , Itlake, sr companion to a lady awed Edwards, the wife of a rooter in Doctors' Col■lllool, the plaintiff, who was then about seventeen years to age, became acquainted with the defendant, the son of • market gardener, in tne neighbourhood of Kew. Under the nadirs nce of his late it'iyal Highness the Date of Cambridge, he obtained a situation of trust I. the post-office. While waiting for that appoinoment the promise of marriage was made to t h e plaintiff, se would be fully detailed In the em • deuce. She was at this period residing with her kind hi. end Mrs. Phillips, and confiding in the honourable Intentions of eke defendant, she unentunately became pregnant by him. The defendant was in the habit of visiting her daily at the 15... of Mrs. Phillips, and he repeatedly promised to marry her 'dissever he came of age, which would be on the let of July, 1849. Oa his ,mint: gat majority the defendant took a house, furnished it, and fixed on the following Sunday, the St\ of July, for the performance of the marriage ceremony. AU the sisal arrangements were made for that purpose; beldesemide were named, and the yotog lady's father was asked to give her sway. On the day previous to the one fixed Inc the marriage, namely, on Saturday. the 7th of July, when ell the arrangements had been completed, the defen dant suddenly iatimeted that be did not intend to MU his promise, and assigned as a reason that his father was atone to the marriage and had threatened to disichcrit him. He discontinued his visits, and on the 24th of October fellow log the plaintiff gave birth to a child. She was reduced to such a state of poverty and wretcbednese through the mie conduct of the defendant that she was compelled to apply to a magistrate far the miserable 'Dominos of 2r. Bd. per week to support her child. Tne learned DuPont, after entreating the jury to receive with the utmost caution the statements of the persons who would probably be called to support the third plea on the record, aid to proclaim their own &space, =Deluded by calling the following evidence, : Mary Ann know the plaintiff, and have known her from childhood. Ste is new 18 years of age. I ells know the defendant. I first knew of as intimacy between them in the month of March, 1849. She was then in the service of Mrs. Edwards, the wife of a proctor—not react!y as servant, but as companion or lady's maid. The plaintiff was brought up by my aunt, Mr/. Phillips, who resides at Priest's Bridge, Mortlake, and has a small =come. She left Mrs. Edwards in December lot, and came to reside with my aunt. I saw her there every day. The defendant was in the habit of visiting her at my aunt's. He told me that his intentions were pure and honourable, that he re quired her as his bride, and intended to make her his wife. He was at that time lining with his father, whir is a large market gardener, near Mortlake. He stated that he was expecting an excellent appeal:mut in the poet office from the late Duke ol Cambridge, and then he should be able to merry aid keep her welt. He ebtaised the eltisatlon In the poet office in the month of June. He told me his salary will between 701. and SOL for the first year, and that the met year it would be raised to 160!., and every year it would Menage considerably, as he had strong influence through his royal highness. Ha came every day, and somettmes cite: er than once a day. He spent every evening at my aunt', The defendant was net then twenty-cue yeats of age, but he said be should be of age on the let of July following, and that he would marry the plain tiff on the Bth of the same month. He repeated this statement on the let of Juiy, and showed us some of the presents he had that day revived on his attainlog his majority, adding that the event was then being celebrated at his father's house. Prior to this I had noticed a difference in the plalatire personal appearance; she was In the family way. Is the month of May I spoke to the defendant on the sehteet, and WA him my fears, and asked him what he propped to do ? He answered that as soon ail he arrived at the age of 21, when he became his owe gauger, le would make Mr his wife. No one weld then enamel him, and by marrying her he woold [eke away all stale from her 41114750. tie. Ile likewise expressed his regret that she should be is slat Mate prier te marriage. On the let of July he told it that he would many her the lellorieg Sunday, the 8.. h. The defieedeet sod my must took • Mese la Portland-place, w i sgegauth.rese, The &resident signed the agreement he Mir Man ea the 2ed of July. He faked me to be a btidereseid, sad be seessel a beMearean. He bought her eleibeekr the waddles. Oa the 6th of July my east and Oa dittilibilt Wail{ telly, in the honor. Oa the morning of the 7th of Judy the osleudant same to me, between MVOS led eight Videek, to my father's home. He was is • stoat Mite of exattestent, and said Le was salty that hie tether had leterfeeed, stating that if he married the girl he weal& dieisleerift Ma I asked him hew he would -feel to sesimmaleate the rest to the plaintiff. He said he could not Els te-.4lwould he too much for him, and asked me to cam. masieste it. I refused to do so; mad he then geld if I would not he most, adding, " Poor girl ! Ido eat hum how she will be .ahle to be.. sip against it." The wedding was to have takes pines the next moaning. He the. reede,an ap poistmeeteis meet use at the ho,e IsPerilsed-plear, the Nam after ease bee— I met "'see- sad he ~i~~~ 1