The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-20 00:00:00

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Pampa A • Theo t Ttouse The 1 Church. Prince : ill Cam h. i.. kis R y !Len I i'...1 nal .• C ;meal 1. y .1 1 NI. roe la - . :a' ercer I 11 alum 1%1 :II 1 I.r:J.re. S:r.. is, C-tirch, th, P. ,• I '.1.1 ",. r 1 t ea He nit ea ire .. to i • . ea an : tut 1.4 ul tut 1 of tx• tt 1 ors I • , 116 ~ the :, lad . es .. - ~, fist 11.- fry b,,,, r.• k▪ r• ads WI or; et..:, lot .4 s • MB vet, tar, IS •-• , ale, lee air - t, ~ the oil u. si cll., 1 Ins we mpi. , .. sow um a to Intl nit \IL, tat/ Th. 11r. 11:. ited awn arp• I wet art bll f IS 4 Old Pen lOW 011/10 Ma air ithl Ira sea ho use I, 111. 11 1 °' t', - VW ha. I tie en. Oa ta . W. t...... NW ta , It • : M ell et...• r b i psi tl.ii to 1 dit Itt- at' v., tut CI la . : ea a ea as 6 I V. 10 1 . 11 es es et * r i i I la Zbe Court. WINDSOR. Dec. 19. won and Prince Albert left the Castle at ist 10 'clock eta. morcirg for Kew. to witness t ote cf A. Priem' Mary of Cazablidge. Rey I 111 Royal lligtmess mem atteadoi by the N I of Donee, the Earl of LlMoval, Ha ul the oleo Grey, and Colonel Boaerree. The eurre relied by a spited wain es the Landau asek Math I r ohm to ILebaioad, and hone theses rerriere to the reddens, of her es or Cambridge. Tee Oases tl s y the royal mite, returned to the Canis Semler/ Ib s Wire three o'elock, ay the Marquii of Beater wee 11011011111 with are by the Qa•en to present a loyal addr•se to her tem the coantv of Northampton epsimt papal , Mimed by 21,268 individuals, which addries bar pla,aed to naive very *example. Aeon of Wales, Prince Allred, the Prisms Royal, ass AlleeOlse Pfister Reline, and Om Prioress t wh their ariesatomed pony sad wallies mareise to e* Mail of the castle. Nis Royal Milani Prime was tate ea airing yesterday. EATRICALS AT WINDSOR CASTLE. lama gave this evening the mooed of a WWI of representations to the eastle,the perform's*, taking temporary theatre maenad is the Habeas mom. .cluck her Maj sty and Priam Where, their Royal' m-s the Priam of Wales, Prime Alfred, the Princes Primers Abs., and the Primus Melina, were by the ladies and gestlemen et their mite is welt - theatre. Her Malemy and kis Royal Highness aceorapsaind by the Dubai of Kest. and a drain , Cfele, eetoptialag the Dike and Dashers of Brd• is Marquis sad Marthissess of W•mmiseter, and stasis Linevenor, the Maw& aid Marehiontes of sad Lady M. Cecil, the Marquis of Granby, the red Centrism Spencer, and lady G. flpiamr, the Earl 011111101M1 Granville, Lord and Lai, Brymeer, sad the Mks et. Maar, Lady Fumy Howard, Basosem di Lent George Leans', Sir WYIM Giblba Craig, t Issas Clark. fella lit) select party were also humartif with Mel 'sits,. the drama' le estartaimmat, els.: lord Vans, of Harrodes • Hos. G. liseige, Juba M4oe•Garienl Ud Lady habeas Weems, As Ilea. C. B. ami Mrs. Paine sad Ist. lloa. Mrs. Grey, limit-Col. tied Lady Bully Rey-• Reid. Rev. William end Mrs. Canning. Rev. or Neville Bit George sad Lady Coop., and Mies , Colonel . end M,. Chalices,. Mrs. Bouverie, Lard Manners, Mr. and Mee. Crstobley, Mr. hitch. Mr. the Commanding OMesr sad two officers of the rem Guards, th• Commasnivg Officer and two at Ile Royal Horse Oases. The Queen's priyMe ere la attendance is as satiate/Am. Her Majesty tea Abort and their royal sad distinguished guest* mid, the royal entertainment oomistmead. I.i...sty*. @wrests performed (toy commend) a dra m, by the Rik' Hon. Richard Brindle, Sheridan, CRITIC; OR, • TRAGEDY REHEARSED. I Ni. F. Ti or ming Ifil. C vp Wei I`l4lllM Mr. la th y goo••••••••• ........ Ni. 0 MSMIIIIWS MI Mr. IN Canny ter ' 1 •10 , 4:b "1" bill* Tragi t. Swart I L—c. sot aisopber nairea Mr. :I= f a I t e r Reletote blot* W Milkweeds, Mt. Illaisi% eaor of Tilbury Pas .. er of the H,01,6 lllr.lllaseads ester Mr. 7 . Oak& • Bet %t.el. Mr. Harseert tad Saw irsi Mr. Bert tonne ' • Mrs. F. Mathews 14ntc — Nor - . Nora Was NI. Loki aid Niece IIM Aubevissa. ,leseh, a tins, kas en. b Bo& inn* Nov, antilall THE PRACTICAL MAN. ~:slay (a yeatiantarr N traagbas ur ) C. Naha" re adearries) tea (a serebriat) Me. F. Cooks *row (a subdue) Mr. Grabby I Kr. Bon awl Ms. at* De Caney tiara aad Vim (Ikelistinfe Kr. Minter and tko Kr. S , matongs , MIL Maceameza ejard OitS Kee Lterbidge Dirret. r Mr. Cbaslee Kesel Aslidaist Diners, .he a hostre ansitgolood the eassery patatod by Mr. 'ream Grieve. Princess Mary was ausansod yesterday in Kew Previous I. tie same osnotony the Queen and but arrived as the nimblest@ of the Derhess of .id i ry et Kew bow illherls..r Castle. nee filmy sad yet llighnees were etteadrd by the Mezettionee; lady in wells& the Berl at Lietimel, lord is waltiog, I •he We. Crerle• Oe.y. equerry is weitisg, sag B omit, 'slurry is wainlort So the Pnoos. lice iirshoess the DWasers of Lest .mewl tree her re ) at Frepaors, ansodid by Lady rawly Howard, I wsitiso. Her Royal Higilisees the Dumber of Oleo. slo anted et Kt sr. Toe Owe. wed 31.1 'Loyal we ills Prison Mary. sad their Royal ittebseesee diesel, ths Dachas tti lent, the Deeftese et Cu , me lieretitay Greed Defeat of lleekheeberele sowed the Deka *ICW/ridge peeeeded er Les 3. Our: its esallmeaties it in Zatal. 'rises. Mary was wheletured ht the A hterbury, waisted by the Bishop of coschisies alto envie* tea atioet warty neenielee Jews of is. Royal Mioluwas the Boehm, of lbw t when a *jaw wee served to the ' lt. Woes sod raises Albert etteterania teak ll = D.etseee Cenlatitemasil wens to tle liisb sal t,.aded by their mit% Muslims to Wiz deer* t.sin ea tho Bee* Mows iietlwy. list Royal the Dasher of Lest spa um of the Dash* of lgs awl lb. Hsndiwy Quad Disallow or llukirto- S.r•U a owl /washed as Frogwriroi atMsdod ita7 *away& Chasesenor of the Exotegeor sad Lady n toes yrstwday moraine far Hickletot i t al a -patches were sent off yesterday from the Cob to the Lori High Cosauesioase of the Imam • .ed the 04114T00t of Risks. Despatches wire aim tho Gammon of Cellon sod Hoeg Hoy!. patch's were received yesterday from tie twe Law'. mils; snit lklicalt..—The a Andria" of Tares* r: reed far the third tine lard sight. Thier Cie herr en was very easaiderable. Ausonon th the Lord Oftseeellor, level Csespbell. Visecaaat aAtea, Lord Fevarahare, Mr. Imam Willinet Mr Mrs. Mr. Banks*, DI P. • Dr. Jelf, Dr. Weida and Mr. Jeastags, canoes elWasrminster. '..ItNTAL &&K.—Yesterday the annual meeting of thereon sad preprint - we of this bask took pia* at the s, if eibrook - ; llils. H. D. Gorden le the eltei& bias The 'E elated that the re fi ts se thence:Woos anted t.i 50,4'72J. 101. (after deduring4l, .tan)), which would yield a dividend of - 7 ye is, {mire 4,000 i. to be serried tir t he masa% of that rand would than ha , ant , irrespective of which then Wile IMO .latat 2,0001. Ti. T. s.rt also rated. h titalt: r. al the hank in its various agencies sad , v.:Arterial", and the direeton had no reties* to ate .in.:. Ina upon the operations of the year. The tt 44 1 t , e here ri calved and adopted, a dividend of 3i p* at toe toe belt you wee donated. General de tette eat Mr. T. A. Gibb were appointed au ld 11r. 11 rriecat and Mr. Marshall were r " ' " -' DE , llitLia wee Wes weed to the AIM 1101 " • . ;r , • aged and agreed teal the last ''. • :', e asasagneent of the Ilegipaoy ba lli = i i • The chairman brought leeward a fain niboin it wee peopoeedthat,ieemeitimpeenee el the alleelmi wade a tamarind investment , ell a ponies d Mho ~' . coping in &OM% et the diesaseedinsek of ... itaatioo shown be pinned benseas Me a ttiblishoOna. He (the dialenwil observed ' hail endeavouring for tam eere rr = past, nit r'. to nbeste an aet of , ani the d r tore thought that by uniting with the Cepiens , it .119 already chartered, they should increase -. •e or succeeding is sorromplishing their object. With' it ;wow in view they had 'via applied to the Treasury r a t haver of incorporatioe, end theirs hopes hail a* base spp.inted, though they were sot yetis a position to state , rs.o,t which had oseutred. The direr:eon were tler e i to adopt this enures by the feet that Ceylots was a , rs wealthy Waled, and it eras Dioeiht *kepi linen be ttSeiest banana for two backs, but the anveirari a tlldrtee "'ore bees node, as dtrecton of the Orierdal were (.;aced that there was oily room ihr an well twadaeted "h• They had than** resolved to eadeavesr, If peed toast rid *so lensidable a rival* theCeilos Bak, it is order to eavry out their plan they proposed that the l'.-al of the Oriental SAS should be reamed by the 1 tat me if capital required by the chartered beak el Ceylon, "'" tau each meant be nosed over to. andaspesisady ' ••.I ire, the bank of Otrylos ; and that for the i lac every ehareholiter in the Oriental Bank C P C is , , ,rs of nett altartered capital, le* sbarsheliw tbrabil st ,- ,e-.•,, no. share in the iZrli t Menf aio t a r 101 1 4 4 mo,c,lird , IS return for Wel 't' ~ I '.:51. each (.11 paid spy Melte ask of les aped Wr , li the mull transfer. Other stipulation sole alio r I rd with a view at reader tbs. pliss of WO &MON M" h ;.! ~ th e iharihholdara Is Se Oriental Bash. and " 1 "' r cc war it nee easpood that the Orkatel, !I 4 *t. uld be the moa k ts of theoils. Collie Soak ialisilebad ftt al S einshibethe ll.* eif.' tilv Oria..tal Bank Os la Deltas. the. plan haring been need No. Eater, she aniener, a rentetiesi wee tend to the ' i• it bas approved, adopted, sad earned iodine sa' ad' .., •Thhis. a ca. formal hale= arm Sea dismal ef, 464 .‘ At of thank having bees pawed to the dolma So 4 " 4 d sePUttei. LAW ICE.- 3S, Pearl-row 441144 mil •la time Mad the two *withers. Ike tell — Oir Man - that le" iaist consider, aim vii Is his whelp itilleklat hate Mt. Cliphun'a, jewellers, and Sealing south, of warbles, Tinge, and oils!) sticker jewellery, andle mid be know amhbe about ft He then saw Oa female heir' is her pocket, sad he telt bee to tars it ost,,, avid she gave his a pier of paper sad a duplicate. Sevin that she was in the act of crumpling op waerber plow of papa, he salted her what she had got there, sad the then attempted to pat It Into her month, bat he gete; waste& late, sad took it from her, and she then rid, " OD, its .... rlL letter about a lon. I did sot west him to know about It." Upon looking at the mar he lewd M ... ;lolbda a list of intact. /lap, sad other ' erdise ef jangle* • It appeared that the paper on width the list was glail owls pair OAS, an appliostioa frost a loss essieV Me t a r i t lima if 'arrears. It wu addressed to Mr. Dodd leediesniatlaw of the rule prisoner. Witemisadiai isestimed.—lie afterwards showed Bandar be Castes, and he said that he was very easels like We man he had spiel' to Moat the robbery, and are this, Baulky embalm/, "Lord Jena Christ!' 111 := .Clintos a seer/ tbas If he was sun he was the min, sad be said that he was By Mr. Parnell.—He was quite sate Gist the MIMS Chesser' said she lived at No. 25, Gerdes-row. William West, another moral of polls, who arm pasted the last witness when gaudier and Cheresest wen takes into custody, confirmed his tattimony with mad to what occurred apes that occasion. H. also said that as they were going in the cab to the polls station the woman was shoat to say something. when Gordon told her to hold bet t 01411114 sad she wee they slut. Vilma they got to the saws hems be asked Chrome tire had got aerbieg sheet biro, red ilati mid she had nothing but apiece of cheese, sae leek a plass &ea ter pocket, He thee aaktd bee if she Vorraserhaed 'be said she had 'Bali. He asked her bow Gad she that It did not matter, and he then Mabee be sMulg ban her surched,and called for the female eallepher, She _thee open./ her dress and Rave him a bag leble iddiatieed 168 sovereigns and a rill. He 'eked her fish' ebb Nile by the money, and she said her father sent her 601., and the resatseter she got the best way abse:cold. litatar o rd hew berlathat ref it. and she •• 92, by a Poen oar, at winethiag. ' By Mt. Punch.—Tao releaser at the eauctiate said eomethfog shout going to America. Surf Little deposed that be worked is the Sias house that the • Shaw lived in. is Obarieue street, Black triers. • base the planer Badaselt sad &nasal:, saw him is company with hhsw. Three or foie days before the robbery at Mr. Clapham'', he was marlin outside kis ova room door, and ha saw B•loark in Bbaw's room, and heard kiwi say to Mrs. Biaw that he had seen "Charley," sad that the rolabsty was to same of so Saturday night, and that Charley" bad told him that he bad taken the impromisna of the keys, and bad giro them to the men. He she said that he was to meet '• Charley os the Saturday algial, sad 'he was to give him something. Wiriest hod seen the pd. soar Clinton several times to company with Bebe& and Shaw, three weeks or a month before the robbery, sad he ease to ate Bhaw at Wessex bore. By Puny—He stood listening outside the dose to bear the conversation to which he referred. He west to Mn. Shaw's room to get a broom she had borrowed of his, and, nearing a conversation gar, oa, he pot his ear to the key•nole and listened. He did sot know that he bad ever dome such a thing before. He would sot swear that he sal a word about heavier this conversation when he was first ermined balers the maestros. He had heard that a reward was offered in this MI. Hs had been a waiter, a light porter, auffatt.shop.keepar, and ha was now leartiai the business of a bran finisher. He was coos summed ie. Guildhall fcr sot pitying his rent. Tao ohmage tbat made apart him vas for frandsiently retuovieg Ida eds ls the night. Thomas Sudan elapsed that be was the father-in-law ef the last witness. Ha knew the prisoners Shaw, Barak, and Clinton, end bad sees them in cocepaay bait a deco Urns. The lest time he saw tsom together was abut a mewls before this robbery was committed. Bads& aid, Scaw worked together at shoemaking. John Clinton deposed that he was the father of the ul nas Charles Clinton. lie knew Bhaw sad Bedrock r taggsalatuees of his son's, and Bedrock repeatedly called to enbis sea, sad be had denied his to him. The wittier then 41111.111111 SOW other particulars to show the connection that hawses his son and the prisoners Shaw and &d -esk; sad he stated that he had complains' of their kingr he eon from his home all night upon one or two cer does, and that he always objected to the connection between them. THIB DAT. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. (csoten maws itasurekn.) Doses me lone Cum ream Ma. hems Maven Me. Jostle. Camewsu. Ma. limes Wittlans, us Ma. lonics Tsuovao. The man Mt this moraiog to give Judgment is posts oases unwed la theism, of the last term, Tun QUIRK V. Bum Aso 4WOTlLlll.—Pcsenolrlatinv Cth Jebomurr. The Lord Chief Berms said, is the paws it *ft 91On ge Ike, there Wag II difference of oideles is the atntri Maw e)ilMied when It last unirabhd, we thick it tight that this sir elmsellpi rjo stand over for the sansideralon of a large! sum lat %Palm e. ffithateMerviememarte. The Tied Chief Dana delivered jedgment in tkis oan. Ids l a skip ease of Q/11111 V. Jose: Berms, srlsieb .l24 , Mr. spiky et Mew. Ws anew of "Isis* Alm . ths "s•ssay was &limed; It was the ildniM eitile'reeentriv that the man should keep it; theses ' dratsibeelpf he maybe indicted for obtaining mosey swig ;ire ~ be is not kohl. to be indicted for Weep . in its meant shape cannot therefore be . t accordingly. Till QUIIIII e. VIIMALL.--JyTheeLala. The Lord Chief Baron delivered judgement : la this eau,' which was an lodientnent against the defendant, for disobey ' teem order of twojastises, declaring him putative father, derlesderiag him te pay a arida tam weekly for the satin timing of hie child, we ue of °piston that the mission,' was sight. I, however, mono: help Hying, for Woolf, speaking as an indtviduel Member of this wart, that I feel myself compsUed by the uthoriteas to concur in the opinion of the rest of the sourt, t h at we atonal dit tub thettoevietien, en the monad that mars for • long series of yeses hue bees decided that aa Malamute will ii. for snubs,* as eider et amino hi lb* payment of money. It appears tome that the disobeying as ender of gamut maims tem seamy, misjists the party or disobeying to an iadistramti, rebirth is not the sass as Tegardll as ord., by any other 'sun. • The pets: has been deckled se keg*, I de act think there would be any prahabatty of ea alteration is the decision being fount to by a pomponemest of the question for the aosssidrration of a larger number of the judges; sad. I feel honed on the pre. mat omaaioa to abide by that decides At the mate time I sans, help 'apiaries my dirossi from the doctrine that there is notidag to prevent the court of gnat,' seretoos, on the party Wag convicted for' the • non-payment of the money, from orde:ing him imprisonment for tour, six, or eight monthe, or even a longer term of imprisonment, when is is expressly di. weird by the swam that the punishment shall be for three months. The nenvietion .net theist,. be affirmed, and a cartift.ats to that ribect, with thews menthe Imprison ment. With nip, to the other point, that the lava is a Wilier, which was saggerod when the ems wee raped by Mr. Webby, this beteg • misdeal ither, moldier, are not exempted, but Noble to 601B•kli011, criminal cases btiog expressly excepted by the statute. The conviction nu sondelingly affirmed. John Wright, a sergeant of the M divbion of police, said that, on the male, nf thr night the robbery was committed, be wee near the Bad Lton publiselboase, in Pearl row, Black friars-road, when he saw the prisoner Gardner In company with a tall man, whom he believed to he Shaw. Thee +tweeted shortly afterwards, and Gardner went to 32, Pearl row, and knocked at the door, and the Meaner Boucher came out, and they botttlaind the tall man, and all three walked sway together to th e direction of the Slarkfrian-road. He had known Gardner before, and had beard him say that be lived at No. 25, Temple-street, St. George's reed. On the 26th of October he went to that boss*, and nude a search, and found a life-preserver, which b• lWlll.Ferry—lio lad um several other men go in and eat of the hone No. 32, PO 111410 W where Moocher resided. Whoa Bemelter was taken into ensiody he said that he mast •hays been mistaken in ssylog that he saw him go oat on the night of Use rubbery, as ha was laid ap with • a bad leg at the time. There was an appearance oi an old wawa upon his shin. Mn. Kelly, the wife of tbeporter at Mr. Clapham's, de pend that she went nut on the alternate Slim robbery, and ease home about haltpast 7 in the evening, and ressind at home in her own apartments till her husband came bone. SNO knew nothing whatever of any men having heed let in th• Pius during the evening 8h• saw the boy Clinton when allso first rams home, and saw nothing more of hiss alter that time. No one slept in the house but herself and her buband Ind their chadrest. Laws, • polka-usual*, deposed that he knew Gord an mad Chamois. They lived together, sad the woman Was always rolled Mn. Gardner, sad she. mod to call him Mer "old Emu" Mr. J. Sunders, the proprietor of the York Hotel, Watuloo-road, deposed that he saw the prisoner Gardner at his boon, handing in front of the her, sad to the but of his blind Canton was with his at the tins. Mr. Barnaby, the *hid clerk at Bow-street, wee then called, to produoe a statement mods by the pietism Buleoek. It was to the effect that Chants told kin that, when the robbery user. off, he would sake W apessent of something hoodoos's; but he did not kaow warm the robbery was to Mks plan. This aloud the um for the prosenstion. Mr. Ballintine and Mr. Putry Sea subsisted that there was no ' , Mum to go to the ivy. Tin learned judge refined to So 'MOWN', sad observed that, although sadoubtedly then was • gond deal of stupi d= In the matter, it appeared to kin that tie legal evident* ins ant inficient to jastify • ocarinas's. It the jury en tortaistod this same opinion it would b. sumeetemary to pro ceed further with the muster. Tiejury, after a shout deliberation, aggressed • wish to hear Mr. perry foe the prisoner Bodimak, es they thought the cue wee rather stronger against his. With regard to the other prissasos they thought the endorse wee not eats slut to skew their nosestion with the robbery. Mr. Perry betray addroosed the jury, sad Ike learned r k judge basis( sammed-api the jury retsmsd a vordiet Nod thoiddy. . . TIN prisoner Climate who bad pleaded guilty, was sea ; nand so be kg 20 yeses. THE CASE OF ILL-TREATMENT TO el THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1850. L bad oft t* o f tibi n atifij . g4= —Waal! of ti thatot ezaidaation, and at the ooneladonaliginal; should &flyer tie nosey over to the isserdiaits for the porpooo of IP rovidin her wilt data sad other soessatrioo. sq.. pee r? ie earini! THE RIOT AT 811 Exmanuonaw OP TAO BUMMED Yesterday, dm prisoner, Brown, Haggerty, Smith, Pitadmon, Orilla, and Feehac, who were approlmded a few days ego Marled with having takes pep It di@ lab papal apitoulon riot at Birkenhead on the 27th wars brought fore the maistaka ot Chaster for The prisoner Brown is a shoemaker who Its . a aal = Birkenhead for eighteen yoem wet his kthasio books a highly rermalalido obarsotor. The red the prisoners an all Wok labogsam bakagiag alba ink works. . ellii tits georploieg - prookediget .I.Btophis, jabs the tow of his 4111 07. 7 1rwiast 7 the ii i ii itaring . 7 Citar . baftro the samistrates Imilithig, whose lamas aggisarod tacked ea to the placard carousing the maim saga which this charge now brought talmfifffs amok The timid,. Mad the learned mental, was wham Gm es had really coadasted them mhos hi Mil a maim es 1 gentian ato male them to Menglaia of my eggnsmion ISO as that charged, or whw *WOO gallie had not • tight at complain of Ow manner in width the polio" had emadaoted thousalvw, acting ander the iaskelftsar rf the smglatrates thanossives. (Bensatios.) He must Met this saw ft its broadest form. Now here he (sand—for he oggrolisisiod it wobl¢ sot be deified that the espy d the pinewel "Ida be bid nig was correct—that on tlin question the maglstrako had themselves already pre judged the ease—that they bad awaited them selves—that they stood in the position of mown la their o*a ease, and that therefore—he mid It with eLL rospect—they had en far emailtted themeless that it was, at* tosupotent for them la the eye of the law to become themselves parties any further to this inquiry. Toot was his first objection. But it was also, his duty to seat., that from what he bad Mud since MOnde.y last, then wan another reason why be was squally entitled, and compelled, on the part of the prisoners, to object to the magistratis' meowing. That objection was, that the magistrates were themselves at this monism the salute of official eaugeo before the Home Secretary; that these Mamas, l7is Banker, had km pat into an official fora, acsording to tits dears of the Swaseary of Stmts. Now, it would be monstrous for the at pram% as the beach to hear the ma wader wok slitissarasoati and Moak they do so he was astir fad that the 'oldie would foal indignant, however mach they night respect the high aim which the magistrates held. MO who compelled, on the grounds which ho bad Meld, homely and moot eoismnly to protest against any honholeiry on the part of the magistrates now present tho Ufth Mr. Conway, for We prosee.ation, stated that the protest of Si G. Stephen must fall to the ground with rooked to the =of the magistrates' tompotancy, for they were not IN& spots the guilt or innocence of the prisoners. This was ea aeons against &wry person in the hundred, who would have a right to fool himself aggrieved against the rioters ; and conwquestly, if there were anything in the objection, no magistrate of the district would have a right to alt in judgment on the offenders. In hits matter of treason —treason bang en offence against every 'abject of the Quin —there could not possibly be a conviction unless "objects of eta Geese were entitled to give "videotex. With regard to the fat of the conduct of the magistrates being the 'abject of judicial bequiry, Mr. Camay said ha had reason to be lieve that the endue% of the magistrates was not the subject of Inquiry. Although he bad beard ti stated that a cortaia• number of charges had been made against the magistrates and sent to the Home Mike, it would turn out that those charges wets entirely groundless. He asserted that the as /ideate s had a perfect right to act. Mr. Cm* said ha believed he was only 'peeking the sonde mews of his brother magistrates when be said that Sir 0. Stephen most understand that all he had advanced had been matter of consideration with the magistrates. They might have interfered before, and some of his brother magistrates had intimated to him that ha ought to have wrested Si. George Scapa& is his oftervaione. He was desirous on all maim to allow the almost possible latitude in a am: of justice. If they tad been sitting to try the parties then before them It would have Moo a iiffetent matter. They were, however, waylaying to umiak whether there was sallikat @video's to warrant them to patio, the moo on their trial. God forbid that any of the gandamen:smod him should dot anything wrong; but ha did not think from saythiagy which had fallen tram the learned goatlentan, that they ought to saw to go oa with the enquiry. Ho bad had the honour of auks an the beak for &early 20 years, and ever sines he sad qualified b had boss salad upon to wit in such a way as to obtain for himself the thanks and goodwill ot his naiibbouts. At the time that the railway bottom Chester load Birkenhead war being mode, a parcel of hawks" savages took possamion of the ematry, and antatitted serious breaches of the peace. Oa that emessiou he (Mr. Cm) made a requisition lot the anistanos of the troops, and the result was that thirty. foss lagoons were take*, and the onnai &otiose Imo takes by himself and other magistrates; they wore ceensitted and convicted in heavy ma moss. Ho did not feel that it was semeary for them to retire from the inquiry ; and in this opinion he WY Pilled by Ms brother tnagestretes,notwithetanding the *biomass. of the loomed consieL Ho should go on and endeavour to discharge his duty. Hs should feel ashamed *I himself if he had the slightest Ill•fsoliog towards any of the parties; but he Pelt that t \organics of the learned gen tleman were not courteous or ailed for. Sir George Stephen said be directed his re Sections against shoes pasties who had ceased the pvisoners to be conducted in chains Omagh the streets of Birkenhead. It was unne cessary and vindictive. The OW of Mr. John Brown should bo first taken. John °risky, of the Liverpool police fore*, was the filet WWI'S , aided. Hs was am et those who wars almost killed at the riot. His head was still bound up, and be appeared in an exceedingly weak state. After speaking to the feces connected with the riot, and to the limner in which he was 'track on the heed and In Taloa' of the body, by several of the yob, who were armed with wowban an d bludgeons, he said that whoa he was down for the second this, a men ems leeward sad streak him oa the bead with a bar of iron. He had seen that man sines la Birkenhead brldswell. It was one of the pelsom" at elks bar. Whilst he was held down the primmer Bram came and struck him with Makes& mot the shealdor ; when he (witness) said, " For Gode cake des sot kill me." The witness further deposed to being "mak by other of the prisoners. He also described Mat Wok pieft before the pales interfered. A window in the tom has wee 'poi at this time, and a period pat his head out of the window, mad called out to the crowd, "Now MOO, SOW is your time." Mr. Conway—Who was that man? Witaeft—That is the man (pointing to Mr. Brother's*, solialtorp' Mr. Brotherton (evidently excited, and addressing the banali).—l appeal to you, gentleman, whether I was not is the town hail with you at the Another policeman, nomad John Bowes, who hoolved sewn Injuries, me heat calm lied. He also spoke a Wing been struck by some of the prisoners. Superintendent Ride, of Oho Liverpool foam, sobs placed at the head of the body of pouts tent over from Liverpool, was ruder namikaloa when our poroal was deepatshed. It I. "spieled that the investigation will occupy at least two or throe days. There ars 34 whams on behalf of thus prosmation, and nearly 20 on behalf of the prisoner's. ATTEMPTED MEADE& *ii 801011DIL—D1000enT or Jae SOOT OF JOYS LILLSOOL? —Lost Tsolvd.y In IsquesE wm 144 at Um New les, Feminism. Diva , the Seely, of John lallyeatp, formerly la rho savior of W. Annelid Teo, Req., high leant of the meaty, who, la the ma* of February, amit attempted shora m n mad* a Mow eirmat aimed William Broom. hy _Ph& Oh Tha ilw * Me eg amediaer loads *beat olowes lite V *keel Jeksorey, kolglikperep as wee os a= nuari mi 60A erso Oboe& ke Ids i =olb m essko W6ir *kW esheare Out bad Mk the 7. • were flteemlet SIM le bad destroyed limooll Rey drowally. M boss tiro ONO," Mr GA Wee= eagle imu l t lifisMaple; aid is Goo, Marrarkaswero oaT Minh, la the perish or F as, ie mesh et wag look whoa lbw disceoored th r e e rr i e z et of • Yuma leap kr adiaasea la desompeeklom lyiag hlgh OR the IBA a sheet kerma ham du river Tow sod, from this illasaes w lOlOllll from tho water, ma t bars yi these ha a detteight Na. Mamas gave biontarlsa weal aloommoloale es Pram Doll, tk big ••of. W. £ 1s Nag. irks moommekeesel the holesamolasso 4dr lestheil, primer to Dr. Yee, mid m = h a _ of the pod*, who watt la soma of Ike lase, iamediatoly WIG SWF, tlls •OrpOo• " That to the body of Paha Lillyerse' The head &alma= ed east at tke arms WWII you from the WadgrAit • pater of Mowers* • pair of oboe, sad one litallist brass romakted. Jobs Bartlett also tioatlfled • . kaatiag week, • claim sad • bomb of kayo, entsal mesa the body, as tbe preporty of Jobs Lapeer. Newly IL is imam, low. sise Maud - la the poems. The hoar hoof of the welsh we breams, bat from the • peados of the aoloate bra thelearko moat like Memo& PID adman post alma, aboseheif ea hoar akat tb IMMO et murder was undo, sad -voikkoalkorkw blitisnp to walk from frt°lNrOtaleakall., Mime, Ines faCt Of 1 lesot grad tke hook tt supposed by Mops -ea k tllgY tbr►plrYs, It le proteemal that POMP: beem Mamba tiff b 4PINITItb - wallga SWAIM! AT tra i n. Miss" l owa o ere yr rr ime s yahos '''. i s s sit a c y a kfle of what lee 'Oa dearth( "it 'lll the mom ha tyke , bole if the per f 4 the ourpos - , oolos4 to iso -tilt et Then lo • 1111 NU Op lams II Whig Ormellot TILE PLATE ROBBERY IN THE STRAND. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. ' OLD COURT. Boom as. James Masmust C. elision, 17, D. J. Shay, $4, J. D4deock. 19, *J. derdner, 26. *ad G. Detwoher (who surrendered), were Lang:Mitar barglsreasisbresklug into Ind entering the dwell lag-house of Thous, Clapham, sad anot►er, and steaks' a risautity of plata and jewellery, value at 1,6001., and Mary stone /3eacher, who also surrendered, and hlarykuls Wan ness, were lactated for folonloutiy isszbirrlat and receiving the primarre 0. Boucher ani J. Gardner, after they Md coamittad the robbery. TM prisoner Clinton pleaded guilty. Mr. Clarkfon and Mr. Badkin pesdneted the promotion. The penman were defended by Messrs. Bailtntise, Perry, Huddle:Mae, Parnell, and Metcalfe. The mama for the prostration Main opened the am, the fallowing *admire was adduced: Mr. T. Chip ham deposed that he tarried on the anises of a birth r rid silversmith is the Sisend, fa parsership with s gairlersin surd Williams. They had two shops, commusisetieg with each other, Noe. 13 and 14. Neither of the partners resided on the perishes, hat it porter named Kelly had the charge of teem. There wee en area sate la we of the shops, which was endowed in the veterans. A. ✓aiment, armed Winged, was is their arra, sad It wee his duty to see that the pies was seared at eight. Oa Kooday . eralog. Se 21st Goober, wirers left the shop • shoat eight o'clock, sad at that time the photon Onus, who was their errand-boy, was in the Oct of putting up the shut - er-, and Mr. Wisked was there aro. He went leis premises oa the 101 l .wing meriag .boat ten o'clock, gad be toss found the iron safe had heel opera by a false key, which still remained in the lock, sad he mimed tier and watches and other jewelleiy, to the mew& of 1,5001. He Aso _mired other ;wormy, of the some descriptioa, from a gloss sue fa the shop, Cr value of which was 3001. Witaese remised the premises, but Goad not discover sty twos of aroma having kooks° is from the outside; bat ha found • tabs key Wide the look of the street door. There was no key helfseelaide the Meet -door. He had never sae a Ms& aside of the dais property MOO. Jolts Wiekerd deposed that he was la the service of the promearee. Ow the nislit el toe robbery he left the pre mien, bevies, ae was Ida diry, petsiousty swami all the valuable property refereed to is tie iadistemnt le the oak and grestam, and he ooh the ter et both awry with bits. Htlfy, the porter, was out when he isb, sod Clinton, re wand-hems, wee engaged fa Amber up the shop. The key el the ins safe yes kept dories the day in a drawer, w was locked. When he went airy the sbauen were all up, sad the premises appreatly properly temened, sod the pri soner Closure let bile out.. , Charles Holly, toe poster to the peosiecaters, deposed that at the time of the robbery, he occupied the upper put of the groveler of the poseestors. He went out oa the nishilibl was committed abase seven o'clock, and at that tuna Kr. Whined gad the bay Ciinton were epos the presides. Witness retained home about sin =ruse past aim, sad he Ken found the shatters up, sad the a light in the shop. The ma presi b i= aged 100 .stud there was w let his in, and iii shortly aftervose es peentleis Witases Is Min oat, sad closed the street kw after hit, end locked it, sod pat up • 'Wein. The key he Ulm in the lock. Before he went to bed be looked raid I the shop, but did not mate a slaws march. la the N 0.13 Sep then was • lobby, which at night was enclosed is by Mr dialer. Med it was the custom to place large cescansit may la that lobby at elem. He made no asandeatioa el this lobby spin thee night nquestion. There WM another woes in this shop which our gaits large estiaph for soy pampa us have eseessaled hisself In.. The door leading to this part of the vistaless t was open. At shoat tweet, purrs to eleyea o'elsek he took the hey oat of the door of 14, sad west op to bed. Ile vie not dlenthed at ell dung Ss eight. He ems, dower the following moculog, Wortly afore sena recto id, and bereft rand the boa Alb open merzir at fid of S. contents, ad she glade Noe the lobby of No. 13, he bawd that the etlisitlCl u hem pared out, to preset the fire host iirlihtli sa d that moo peewits bed tevidently been there saes the intedhig i He the* gas latorsatio* to the pelisse. Geary Herilsoka poliet-sestalds, deposad that he was called la by last witwees„ - and narined upon the pin woomast trees ta ll die arra. Inspirer dere that h a e r it to the prosecutor about a , Ve* t o ar t hem of the =ad Cara". He inad . eons elikek , and a ow bah whieb IN f,abitAu ,tho rasp. itod• slop .114 keys that heel used Se opts th t ree sod the sot, door. His Straw wee ad te to aeseera sues= , =d le *was theist pigeon. _had been i t this. Thai was ttre eltaines trope of puma tast' bushes late rishisse - ire. the lir. laat4 en leepesor of polies, gave Wallas stony. He also rid that on the Aida/ WSW robbery. Jos west a meat Olio to the bop, found the passer Clara the,., sod fa sissiposs worthies he aid . wirer weir ail Ka sits Hill the poisesq_Bodogak, d er pedikeionese near Hill's Chegal. Priam, wastt* fa the parlour when "e cans la, wad whew he sew hi" els -peemwee-lefe - It dire . Mason /skewed and elate up to him it o w l short the hews. Ha told him that, bps Veliele: . 4 04 y far Wig avisersed is tits robbery . sad Williams, tad he said . le. bee nothieg sip.' Suss told Isint thet , Cliesen wee Is mated . end that Is MA eenfieted; Lead Balls* TROIA th at knew sodden abes k ; he sad MS sou calls at iselp. Sian __ By XL a P b s.—witness, was wake ins is wee Beekooff , who said be age ewe Climes let kke w tiise, and ber lined Is that he hod dot seen sties Or Honda y week previous. He Wei 1441,11110Z4 anytkise of Beissekl, 'Wester Were this unassereet. Joseph Thews', • eldest a am TP on dlindoo4 Ors the 20th °roar last he went to the St. re ' deem ia the Weetadester reed, and ke One - the =1 dudes sad Chasse walking together. Sid Hardier that he wanted him for KO ti t : e w e : i t. d, w i l d the rei eer o l c ied oni ;: Ot to ; well ; we 'toes took both pridsen late easto4 l , l Z4 con. ve s, in a cab to Bost West pollee statics, where the pr 'C - wee at that time in eutody. He showed Gardase te Clinton, and asked his if that was the Ina he let iota the shop, and he replied, without looking him is the face, "He to very ask like the so." Wises told Clio,ton tthat o look at his well in the hoer and he th.pa did le, Good said be virile sass. Gardiner then esclaintok" d God !I aver saw the boy before In my lib " e lifitoese asked • Chaos a tared Ilse if he was saw of tea es, sad befall I he was, sad Garber antis *ado the ei.lamefloa. Witnose asked Berdner his sew mad address. end ha ohe wee a traveller, a td he old not know eseptly= na, sad be gave weird ether carte fulatror bibs Wooed to state his . reildencw • he asitl,les lire any aline and he afterwards said be lived lathe Hutt-road, het be aim know the Domini.. Cap witaesi arab* Moho "Mane round a key wage o pen ed ' the door Of 2/4 Tiposii•- : street, Southwick, and a sum of 61. 10e. in gold. The vi ewer Chanute gave his address, 23, Oardes•row, Leman-. 1 road. After the prisons were locked ap, witair west to SERVANT' . GIRL GUILDHALL POLICE-COITZT, THIS DAY. Mr. G. biome. the epeeist pleader, of 6, Pump eoe4 , t, Temple, wits appeared Were Mr. Alderman& to seem the dirge ..ef avail/ 'Llkalpg W #ll,, Joni WilbreS, apd ;,;• " I Os jib •aisai•• MR Pearl /ow 11$1 elaieffiliditrea Geardiaaa et Se. Berataleiew:Gpt apeee obtereatthee.tArevo oat bittX3=o l . 6alta Let ameolealim aigulme feMMe 18001,,e4 6 TbP* . 4 0! Olttede, of the aereacaat. Mr. tAllasos, Wao orpwrws de eel' premien (fir the elef . iedaat t %yea sWa trot s* Seertar. taw of that elea‘elid lieesatzeeXtesst _ he& $ marasesee far IteLappeeeeeee, for . her .wwewswri%lmmot itrigtX e lr ti penot i1t d ..„, 411 4 10 7 itOr Kr. said Mrs. Mob IVO not lir tita oltaaatik:Vat 11: was kt libqgty wank Om. ,VA Mid pOO bowl 40. Kt. MVO* itnatnd, vilth nnetalit. and 'add Kra Sloane, friss& itationviaattivr sot tAmid at dm paliovostirt, duet the slaw at tits o, diguagonv ir avoiding as cooposero. lob Amid kb live; foroastion ilto polka aid idao to lito boatila in Iv: , Kr.' • aoldbo now attandod for tits • tion, at the issues al Kr, Nadia' mtd the gond of (barliani. Jane them muaa ,44 siairs4.ol yaw. v tie vasaim ilea bum ma aliamsblaiii: ..,Th• girl faupaatly. Bs nod to Mai Itir widen* ilienso• she brat Writ dit Stade& Rs bar Woad* ilgr vroald bora borattirt wad' • Thvg plt!lat Nott ea than UK his - Thom joabg.lbAy awed Do Doe •"Ir wham du was beaten bp Kona Winos sad" Arndt PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS. ROMISH PRACTICES_ IN_THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Tiatierday Orating a meotiog of the inhabitants of t l 'ha g rielt of St. Luke's, Chelsea, was held at the Com- Hall, Klop's read, Chelsea, to take into considers etas Meath Ronsialt prsetiose alleged to have been rateatly handused into the Oberob of Beglsad. The chair was asked by ReateAdmirat Y. - Haithonat. The proceedings haring been opened with prayer The CHAIRMAN ciongrattilat ' od the meeting that hi that pert-h they bad the pyre gospel preached in their churches sad chapels, while matter, were so differently ordered to tho various parishes around them. It might las asked, then, why interfere la this question? Hie a-gwer was that the more be eajoyed the pun gospel, the more he sympethised with kis neighbours who were wanting it. The fact was that grievous error had crept into the practices of the thumb, sad the traetarlans were boasting so powerful, that If pampa .swans were 'not takes, they wosid ries up and oweetath the Ilse religion. Popery had bees galled the &We masteepithe; bat here, in tractarianiam, they had a mask greater nalthimpiees of deceit. (Hear, hear.) They man OMAN swam themselves to the latter, and mid is Imo. of popery. (Elm, hear.) The I twaseatith liniment had subscribed to the articles of the abash and wassailers her bread, and yet their preaching sad welting were at direst mimeo with her dot:crises He hold in bighead some extracts from the celebrated " Truk liar the Times," published at the commencement of this move ment. Tner chairman proceeded to end extracts from those documents to the effect that proteetanthra was to be rejected, and that the scripture was only to be taken in conjunetlos with tradition. A doctrine, he said, which was most pesti lential. (Hear, bear.) The next extract referred to justifi cation by work*. He contended that justification we. only to be foaad in Christ. Another manta adopted the doctrine of transubstantiation, one of the meet blasphemous and un true of the Ruttish doessinee. (Hear, hear.) The publics lion of these tracts wee the commencement of the evil, and recent practices were only the trait and full development. The chairman, in continuation, read the letter of Mr. Drilswouls, already published, and said that here they had a summary of tenterian doctrines welch were completely in ameedthai with the dogmas of popery. He then compared them with the articles and ho milies of the established church, end showed that they were in direct violation of thou articles They had, there fore, he sad, good proof that this wee a most artful, most dans roue, cad most 'religious easem (Hear, hear.) Mr. Bennett—(hese, hear)--was ono of those men who thus undermined the state church, who galled it an *bongos tioa, and yet be had not as yet given up his position in that shuck. (Hama) Mr. Bennett telked of an infallible church, but they hues that there was no infallibility in any (artily institution. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Bennett denied that the protestant thumb was a true church, that the Romish skunk was a true church, and had set up for himself an 1184111bl* natentity of which no one could make anything. (Hear, hear.) Again, Mr. Bennett said that they could mot rely on the truth of the Mk team guatahued by an infallible church. (Hear, bear.) But all oat card as well as Inward evidence were against him. The Bible was indeed God's word, es they all knew and had felt its power. (Chases.) He bad now, be hoped, fairly opened the quietism ler task osastderatiojs, and he hoped it wean .be discussed with edge ease of its importune.. Their pur pose was to mon two trddresese, one to the Arebbiahop of Canterbary sad tbei other to the Bishop of London. (" No, as," and general dissent) He we. prepared for that agpmitith, bat they should recollect that the Bishop of Lefts was their diocesan. (Ramses, cries of " Turn him the," "The Queen," "Bo much the wane.") If the bishop • bra smiglettod hie duty they should recall hits to it. (" No hypetes," "The Queer.") It war his (the bishop's) pines • trawisdy the evil, and to him they must Ia the first in. elms apply. (Urivese.) There was no use in now sad disour. If by noise and clamour they could make the' "Map of London ds his duty, he (Admiral Harcourt) would teas aoisy as anyone. (Cheers.) But the fret was that the Bishop of London was a yieldiar man. (Laughter.) Boma than he was pushed one way, and manias es soother, at they alma try and path him kw the right way. But they might ass& Owl they had the Archbishop of Canterbury. (Loud asses, and cries of " What has he done ?") T s him there WWI a memorial prepared, and he ensued they would all sign it. Mr. J. B. RYDER rose to stove an address to the Arch bishop of Centatury. He said he bad great pleasure in proposing the address, because the Archbishop of Cantle ' bury might be considered as the head of the ehureh, al though the Queen legally held that position. It was out of ao disrespect to the Queen that she was thus passed over, bat there bad already herrn four address presented to the Queen on the subject of the papal aggression, and their present purposes were strictly confined to the removal of Rowels practices in their own church. Toe speaker then read fr m • Rousish missal the directions for receiving the aura meat, but the general feeling of the meek' was against the reeding of sub details. One gentleman said, " The subject is ten serious to be mentioned here:' tie proceeded then, without further observation, to read the address to the Arch bishop of Canterbury. which called upon his grace to use his authority over his suffragan' and clergy to put an end to treetarien practices. Mr. YOUNG semonded the address. He said that their beanies was not with papal aggression, but wl:h the pese does in their own church. He old nothing to say ag..inst the Pope. The Pope had as good a right to be a pope as be bad to be a protestant, but be slated to hear end to partici pate in a pure protestant worship. The address wee put and unanimously adopted. Mr. CRIPPS roe to move the address to the Bishop of Laudon. He congratulated them oa the fact. that they were a tinting of the laity assembled to give an opinion on a matter of reliable. Bach en event could not happen in a Raman catholic country. He found in traelarrau publics time the whole of the Romish doctriers—and how could he designate the clergymen who taught them but as Romanist, in disguise, ? /dr. Crlppa concluded by reading the address, which donee. .test corrupt reaching within the chorea, and lamented that such prune's hat bleu allowed to go on satinet any check. lie concluded by calling on hoc I sedship to drive away all su,ierstitlons practices nod erroneous doetrines from the church. Capt. DYER, R.N., enemited the address. Capt. BAYNE supported the resolution The address was put, and nuanimously agreed to. A resolutioa, appointing a permanent creamlike, end thanks to the chairmen, were then voted, and the pecceedioss -nniaated. 'l6llOll *lumbering at Their pig; Re reprobated the Pussyl; random of many clergymen of the charett of England, and obeirved that the laity should always rem-mber that it wss they who had invariably reformed the eburch. Aiready their efforts lad not been unsucensfal, since they bad resulted in the revignatfon of the Rev, Mr. Bennett, and the guientie of • prelate well kaown in the west of Ragland, to whom he would not elude by name. But they mutt remember also that their Anemia were only wedges for the present eseit.mee4 to inbeirele, toe it to become • nine days wonder, when they would again resew the attack. Their foot were combined, and a few thus attached could do awe than thousands who were toillecided as to how they should act. Lori As : l e y a .nclnelei by trig. big upon those present who inteaded to address the Meeting the necessity of their observing the same spirit of modera dos which had eharaoterised the great meeting of the laity held en the 6th instant at the Freentveon's T The I centime wee further addressed by Dr. Tons:all, ED., F. Field. EA., W. T. Blair, E.q , W. Hunt, El ' E. T. CAlll• field, W. Sutcliffe, Rq., Captain Gibnne, aced B. Sampson, Eq , all of whom spoke in decided terms, and urged un wavering adherent), to the principles of the Refornaltion. Resolutions were passed unanimously condemnatory of the pap' aggression and of trattarlanism within the church of England, and memorials (similar to those agreed to at the metropolitan lay meting) to her Majesty and to his Erase the Archbishop of Canterbury. adopted by acclamation. 17;;;;;;;;Ip=tabir :ltd.ssaa ufl a Utellat - ~,,,,, 7„."7.77,7 0 7,Z747,Vit r i; .WOl lam lo 4 0' #- ' 8110 '" pal filts waspish miss at lls• tilts 0 (*.NW if Mr. not Mrs. Alaimo Mkt to ' / ha • sr. naant.t.d. Latei tn. ea it Miiiii ! pia' . s k, MAI, 4 0 : 0441 19E IS 0 11 minis Immo "mit 'aAtIMIOII 41111111 a US, We i .-o ...4 ..a ..... , st .. m M NM SWIM lue MO 0161. PL ~ 4 , Diaoovm OF k HUMAN Sim mi;•: - /•• sok les isaa ltswaatiasalit , ~., . . v ...-0a Tburstai Irk doling nom ‘r , ~ making Earths booed.' of s 004 , 4, 44 4 , T ger l s = 64 . IN Z Wu tli n . 4 , „ ' Chaska Tyr*, Algona's, M Ml 4 kis spear Z rata I it e l s it=arliVs ig ait A. nay MVO . .sup w roon a t i tiTis nomfeaMeodk VI ,tmkorkwirm Ow NM/ ass Iliz ipi V i S to ,my Um nte4 in *kW fb= oil! isassrased late ts t allS l aras u rit:2l74l2 la a sinless gal ' joy • ..I . nr•sai it the yaw. , , . rsia;•rn v 4 4 464 • I,l ' 6 . 4 Ti. . Alderman said in Oman - m Pended4o•l Kr. M 1.".., noniong, 1 ~ Zt ios tnintLad hi, oleo 'Remised. ikaaa bakm. it s• , M -1 Ili 40W. 11•01 f. mid from 25 is MI paps of qp. Itwes on Mit My. • .: .. • -1• r , ,- injury upset lis• skulls as TM bill having bam put L., die MOM ir~iell: gaits prism. TM Mad Ash. was liming tit* gout As vs pods nimbi' Oh servatioa.—Buis Hera& THE EXHIBITION OF 1851. The difficulty which we anticipated appears to have arisen iu doing justice to the merit. of applicants for space. We mentioned the anxiety which prevailed as to the steps the committee of specialties would take to form a 'mond opinion on the eligibility of each article offered for exhibition. With the determination to do the utmost in their power to give general satisfaction, we are informed that dot of the metropolitan committees have been very busily occupied for these tee days post, in visiting Ito establishments of Wend log exhibitors, and in taking other means of aseerteining the merit of these several contributioue. It will or necessary that their labours should be continued toe some days longer in thorn special'in where the exhibitors are 1111111r01119, each as in the different branches of machinery, phOesephiesl instruments, materials of food, sad manufeetures, Inc arts, and some others ; but the r In. laded of the Royal Commissioners nquire that all thus oommittees should make their repthts by Coristmas Pay. We have authority for centradieting the statements which have appeared in various papers to the effect that a drew, refreehment booths, and other entertainments will be allowed in Hyds.park while the exhibition is open ; ni idea existing in official quarters of changing the rules already laid dowa In regard to Hyde Park. The following technical directions have been issued by the executive committee to the cffloers of the lending depart. ment for the reception of exhibition consignments: I. All packages imported fot the Great Exhibition are to be entered separately from any other packager, by a ware housing bill of sight, with the words "Goods IR the Great Exhibition only" plainly written thereon; and as such packages re expected to contain specimens only, the necessity of specially reporting silks, gloves, cambric, to be oisperaed with. 2. When orders to lard packages so entered are applied for, the bill of lading, with the certifEate from the central authority of the country from whence they are forwarded that they are intended for the Great Exhibition (or in the abeeni• of the latter, the bill of lading countenigned by a party autherised by the executive committee), is to be exhibited to the registrar, who will thereupon issue an order for landing, and a separate landing book with directions to the landing waiter at the station for stowing the packages to be forwareed to Hyde-park. . - . . 3. As the consigns sir ass will, it is presumed, bare been informed it the nation of which the goods are the manufacture, it is particularly desirable that upon landing, and before being placed in the van for removal, each package sh sld have the nose of the nation written legibly thereon, so that upon its arrival at the Great Exhibition it say at mice receive a rotation number, and be conveyed to its berth. '4. That all packages intended for the Great Exhibition, upon being landed, be messier. d or weighed, and the par ticulars recorded in the lan,'.ing book, and that they be then forwarded to Hyde Park in lock-up vans, or with the sanction of the lacidirg surveyor for the station at which they are landed, In the waggons or carts of licensed carmen in cairns of an officer. 6. That duplicate cart notes, properly filled up, and hay. icier also the weight or dimensions of each package thereon, be forwarded t•y each Tin; one of which, on their due arrival, will be receipted and returned under cover to the registrar. 6. That upon the receipt for the packages &livered at the Gnat Exhibition being is the hands of the registrar, he to compare the marks and numbers thereon with the marks and numbers on the warehousing bill of eight, and it found c nee', tlut latter document is to be torwoded under cover to the comptroller of warehousing accounts, Hyde park, and the receipt attached to the landing book in discharge thereof; and it is directed that the documents be tranimitted daily. A correspondent suggests that the enormous block of coal which is to be inhibited should be placed under a shed, and net allowed to occupy open which might be added to the deficient allowance meted to Manchester. PROVINCIAL iNTHLLIOBNCE. STOraDVADOs.—Artiamia' slabs are forming in this town to tmbh the meehanie, by a weekly subscription, to visit London, after the firm day of Jul?, or when tram entr ince• money shell not exceed Is Should the amount individually subscribed mooed that necessary to free the passage, the sum will be returned to the sulwriber to defray his charges in London. It ia proposed to raise honorary subscription, to pay the expenses of the club, the sundae, if any, to be added for the benefit of the general fund. FOLKISTONE. --A public meeting was held lest we. k, at Folkestone, to form a sobeeripti.m that, to enable the "industrious classes" to visit the Exhibition of 1861 at a moderate east. lb. Hart, 8.q., Mayor, tolk the chair. Mr. Barer, Man txplaaatery speech, detailed his plan, and three *domed by many clubs in the kingdom, at bring similar. The time was short, bat be thought that 91. per week, for thirty week., would accomplish what they desired, supposing that the railway company took them up at the rase proposed. They meld be away (rem their home. for three days, have food, lodging, railway fare (if the company ogre to take gel. per male each wa)), and admittance to the Bible bition, all paid out of about li. 3a. Mr. Boater co 'eluded by observing that even the town of Folkestone would be materially ben. fited by the influx of persons from Lon don, who would let their bonsai and come to the seaside, and by the immense number of foreigners panic, to and Mm the oontinent. He then proposed a ousinsittee to receive the weekly enbstriptions of those who chose to be members of the club. Mr. Jenkinas seconded oh • motion, which was then pat and carried unaninsouLly. The mayor hoped that every one of the indurtri :us classes would feel that it W 44 a trifling deprivation to withhold 91. pet week from their wages, which would give them a much plea sure and gratification, and by douhb ing the omentit otr Meek they might take their wives, or, if not married, theil,estect hearts, so that all might enjoy sock a splenciet exhibitim. Mr. R. W. name accepted the office of honorary secretary. Among the articles selected by the Meer Committee are the model of a 60 gun frigate, beautifully rigged ; also a working model of Dean's diving apparatus, complete this will be under water; a velocipede; a weighing mac h ine; and a we of English birds stuffed. Applications from intending exhibitors were sonsidered last week by the Arbroath ann. mitts*. The applieants were Mr. Hunter, Leysmill, a Minh planing machine; Messrs. Kennedy and Rammy of the " Arbroath Guide," specimens of impressions of natural leaves taken by the printing press ; Mr. J. Christi., Car . myliiii, pleader figures ; Mr. D. Fraser, sail cloth ; Mesas. 8124'1,6, rambles makers, straw cutting machine, &a. The ; space regained for the exhibition of the various articles was albsated by the oosamittee. It is expected that, besides the above, some specimens of Forfarahlre minerals will be Nat. CUMBERLAND COUNTY MEETING. A public meeting of the inhabitanta of the county of Cumberland was held on Wednesday, at Carlisle, on the Swifts, for the wpm* of considering the propriety of adopt lag sod promisee an tiddler to her Majesty, in coneequence 4 the publication of the Papal Bull. Ito fewer than 2,000 Cawere present. The meeting was presided over by High Sheriff, THOltte SALIILD, Esq , of liolm-hill. Mr. HASELL, of Dalemain, moved an address to the Chem He had bees requested to state the inability of the Lord Lieutenant of the wont, (the Berl of 1.0 1 4elai)" attend; but his lordship. concund In the terms of the seemisition and expressed his cordial agreement with those lobe thought that Baumnist secroardansents ought to be elliadily resisted. (Applause.) Mr. salsa), of Low Mill Hos et, encoded the address. Mr. P. H. HOWARD, M.P., then moved the following mmeadateut t—" Tlikt ruff religiose liberty is the birthright of every Englishman, and that any legislative interference with the spiritual government of an unendowed church, which claims nothing from the state but toleration, is alike impolitic and unjust." Their lord lieutenaat hod said that Humanist encroachments ought t be steadily misted (odes of "Yee, yes"), but it was his (Mr. Howard's) duty to show that their was no onmesscheteet. (Loud cries of " Yee, yes ") Mr. Heath had said that Roman catholic., were the foe, of civil and religiose liberty. id. voice : " Bo gigue.") But Its would sek them If those of hit creed had not Imo persegated at the time to which Mr. Resell alluded—the peeled isf the Refosthatian ? Amongst the fist martyrs ~, were Mr Thomas More and the Hilltop of Reeltester. URFORD, DEC. 17.—The delegates of the University Prehismats ware tolerated in France before lipase satholice Press have resp,nded to the inquiries of the University were tolerated in this many. Twenty-six of the miens Commissioners by • transfer of sixty thousand pounds to ef the eseabliked ewe& kad_put their Won to o tlooomoot tit• ludarnity chest. It is also mid that the Bv iety of All width Irmo* the pt sten tithe gesintip is bi t iopopos Sash Dollop, at the strong recommendation of the Arch- Misis-e% Tabs; ~And ENO* tillid o lth;" and Magbarg) bishop el Canterbury, hag taken the lead in o ff ering to give —but he was happy to my ass thkgsgtelie, stiofiapielyth the Mast information to her Majesty's Commithonen on be Mir lemons lid refund be .yet enel as accesatisa— the eabillOt of its statutes, revenues, dte. A new law sta b* alluded team Mahone of Exotar and Et. David'o. (Omen. tete will be brought forward early in the ensuing term ; NM Mein) The Prime Minister of England had designated but ft is said that its provisions are inch as are not likely (b meanies of the Popes as insidious. (Ha.m, bagy.) to musty the desire of reform which casts among the Is (Mr. Howard) was at • lon to too bow It SKOV iatuilirsat resident members of convocation. 0 lobe. Mid be insidious, seeing that It bad been spokes of RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR TEWNEARURY.—Two 'OM event length of time Won it was carried Into emu- Plllo4Thll Hu.uto —Shortly before five o.elock se Saturday rem, As far back as 1848 Cardinal Winona had been evening last the passenger and hone carriage on the branch tithed Arehbishop of Westm instern ; ind if he was named line between Athebureb and Tewksbury ( which consists ore =Mr. Howard) was at • las to see how it Gould_ _lse single line of rails), left the Asholurch station, conveying He thought that the Prime Minister of IWO Midis the driver and • bey, Mrs. Mudge, wife of Mr. have been merciful upon Lord John Russell of INA. Hedge, tanner, of Tewkesbury, and her little son • Bush el lil l eg a r, hear," and laughter.) The honourable gentleman Pries, • married woman, red bog at Twining ; and Thomas to address the meeting amidst great genes., and Borrow, a carpenter, Tewkesbury. The vehicle was followed re s ee " gentually obliged to give way altogether. at the usual interval by - IWe - 06th engine which runs daily Mr. M'OIBBON, aranufseturtr, seconded the mind- Intheen Cheltesham and Tewkesbury, but ons tri the MIL horse ia the &mans tallith. oho Waren a the lot." wa' llesothilimirol WAIICHOPE supported the origiaal stayed, and the eloise coming up, • collision, attended with ethifillerkegAll i r the Rev. Mr. Barns, of Whitehaven. fatal melts le two of the pamemen, took plan. There Hr. JAE of Htutock Park, spoke at considerable was no taillighttotheearriase to dirges the etteution of the Mega+ is theent_pl the original motion , and gave Mr. thine driver, aid to title mission, it is feared, the Howard a geode Mit that the next time he presented him- fateleatafooplie is atieeireumstasee,which, how. self as a email/ for the city of Carlisle, be would be not ever, appears ahopther to have moped remark at the heck to his dna& of Corby to enjoy its mil feli ci ties. moner's issgeleitfen. The anaviage, with three oomnart mo not mennesst, 411•11 Borrow was taken up insen,lble from buT ' t T hw hie llii". I. . °ltl th ° an dliN. p E nt isnsiled the amendment aaa a t a, : e the nt' off tit. tie eng iashla l.thelliewshavingdaewppeare th atleyepinambandkosvecriblmhe. M at 1 about:ik 100 Th hual e ' originai were sootie hell a ap ert r eini i‘ a fr i r i l by " delli:ermeweasigaltollhes.ili wae llaartan swertain of ed an life had e bee th n e rr acti cri - - . dead en the tlpthethe then, in womanthe fragment, and HENRY HOWARD, of Greptoke COW*, proposed panther** BMWs boEf of the Poor , Bush Price, .hat Oa High Sheriff sign the eddies' on behalf of she wee emeired beneath -the heavy roc/, which had crushed „ and take early mama is inmost It to her one enthreend M. The emistaaile of a surgeon was pro cured with thee daisy, bet It availed not, for she had Vills ( l P rr i t l e a d by acclamation. A vote of Makin the bees Mal iwelessweeweely. Hesem expired during the Eisk Ilber! toneLosted th e proe n thilinop. 7e r4st night. The Gaups ef Mee. Badge and her eon seems alto gether othenhas; th ey occupied the middle or best . RAYthew-Onie of .. liirdete meetings soak impartment, mid lin. Pries was seated in the back or Mkt awambled ( leameday), at the tipper third-miens division of the carriage. Neither of the 'ormer 44 ., lii ill.. IWO fie presidency cif riethedany bodily injury. The driver wee some distance . SA exclueintly of lay- away at the moment of the (albino, and it is to be regretted OM - ththeli if thet In imitardes if that he did not apprise the passengers of their danger as soon Wm "aid neWoyelitas lay held at the /row se the engine appeared in sight. Borrow's death taking Vs* ylatietat wee aloe erowded whh Sees is the town, the inquest on his liody wu held on meet of gentleman dale city , and th e peon& Monday, at the Town hall, rein' • while' alawswhes thawed thetas diminution hoe tampion is VMS& occurring in the misty, therongh protestant Mins tenfold la this Sty Moe the held the same day at Atheisureh ; nand digoesiltroestiop of the Pope of Rome jury returned • verdict, of sosidental Int beams 'sale& Agile , who was greatly op. time most strongly a:pining their gbethed, loyeeesed apes the tho weeigty of their of horse power and steam power or sat aiweitai the eihnuist avid ledigsatba which had bees only a sisals Use of rail) is dar =NW la sogyileato. Ea hued that they would opts ho watt be nada compatible with' ,~~~ Tewkesbury ; w ile that qf the sty, a seeme4 lereetigation was hank; lei hit both lantana. the Prakilewig iseth, bat at the . • their 4`..41. ewer se tit 5,,,,,,.. .• j I in diseillielle ...- with dee imbibe '-: T; . 1 . 714 Een %6- .1. ; \ - I.