The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-21 00:00:00

I to whoa ii - r his Pool so te. Muhl 01 la.—TAW:sr/ Lou', 105/ ; maned ". magma &weirs Premium, 1031; .• 'pow I ! , -.1c., • .• - 40" Five pee feet. listedliqua, fly ; •- k&A tandc as isodee, 124 ITALY. TUSCANY. 3' Fig. Lee alludes to secret inlets • :etise.r. Ans:ria and l'sisssay. sad s plsmaiotts oa the subject. •FU itNEY. %Trace from Cmistaatinnple, dated T°: is c r Cann r which arrived yesterday 'pt I , Div 1,,,,a 4 .:t the caildren of Keeled& (it tr mother having made ber •' • ,:re . by thy Emperor's *amens team parents. At Pt sth they emberbed •• ;- ,K,vos tie sister). amidst exptentiene 0 w psthy from an memo, iltend. At the :et! art.ce of the Austrian pewe a:‘ a:.!cvseut , he bight it iserch. w ith a oc a viorimoir some clue to the )oat iL.a: irs I ,l\j‘N ISLAND'S. -owuNt Oharwr ov wuAT SIR R. WARD hAS IVsZ. :.Tolt or THE DAILT trisra. tr lumbered that the statements —to .0 time in ytwr *mei rettorilayy •.: an the orders ot Sir H. Ward is .te/ by EA Orgy as "aoolsysaoss," tr hiatwi*, in what he tbooebt ea " imeterat•a " To both thole • • t'iy either time. laa we, bow , „, thew atrocities of arbitrary power er tar Britiri rabbet. as sot forth is a wi r wii tette Lrgisiativo Amrably of the mt. Imo wee eletleed toproaratattvo _ _ orr? radii oppoidsa of Biz H. I y ut, therefore, ser Main " among mid t? tb. espetalcarirs. *rough their -..•s defy au ~t " esenaraaod," pit w braaaarra•u wionsiestailara wale. be demands. ile• a t., , to AL.:. • h I :elvish 'els with a brief gamut is the Prat of a gessykla, Gad Is •• r. v.r Oa Greek hermits is spokes. . lec:••—rhoukt be saanseered • e ..1:1 be s 4 great a disgrace to the r nae—the I eamot ragasd It as pow ..u—ltere is the *ate/ reeved utmost 8ar.... He as SO balmy speak t.e C.ptalosiaas se *Maumee of his • . west at the lu..ian Legielalive .7 .A: !I. tr 'vans. The c.o. mow, :smith's t • ha wutobled toantrysans ; mi. rata ti.. piteous appeal. amM VUbS it'. ; oar most shadiest. Permit, AN lONIAN. June 15. 1840. . acid:row' by IL Z Ana, tom . the I :ate Legialsive Assam- tSt ou'net . r . • se t t. L. a ...ids!. 40, of thou Wee • tt • m.• di.a. abari. lost thew • ?•re.Nd it capable of labour fM • • t WIN wkb all %bob fatuities,' ... diet row peruse:ye: tr. . we. ettie.i to Isle on km" • : c a ; at Malaita were eauelenaelk •ats.•nt. •Iso tuber to be flogged. •aat. were imprisceed and afterwards : Sputum. Gambia was Ilapirod. From • are natured, sad divers .sots • ......s'a t by b.* ataldiary. Fret. Yee 4 T...a:zett• err fret tayriamad, sad t.. Fr •wt Avow ea, and after .• T.teetts was banished. irsitt.ry Or. prates sod two of re. Lass Speaks,. awl Attuned.' a.:.ter. were baprisamill sad .t the seas plat* was Y► to tn. sallow% sad %mass be would sot .44 clad, whilst lb wl'o •rbata, Pastatis Liaardatua i...and by tte imam' tater .. r.. a • N: Rn ettMN+ met *.r. 1r .. t 1 ism dadillfitt, Elias Trvaarsiat at.: t r.l • wen takfc up to tie /re ify. sae t 1.: . , trc / • I..mtosis olfthe peautntry Ism c:•.trzar castrltt ow 0 tboaalt suffering from siek to• SS+ y. 4 AM acre, tbreatesed sad in- .up tar tr.?: at dawn barbarities, let It be . :tat vw t• ir ..t tan lye tbola ten-bias seder the te •r • I prove!, sae duple puss. gee •Let•w•ere. ear nerlN leek, beenstat beetiattly • e mit.pl . l ia the paabbwiest. ••aesa beret—At Owls, WA beasts Mt CISTIAMIN S. : G•tailMo (hai a ta duo. who bad beta eat of the ' the. la the Fascists villattetlw beau el M. . r illearaate d limos, those of four or the Km :he earth of Pylori, the Temple of the Almighty la • 1, begun, • homb d. ek foe the soldiery. sad the ' erase. a table far sothig sod driakiisg. la r••• - espiefilly aboat Eisen, die so:diors sad tke r rd tboasselveo, like the " Spa's" did of old in • war die was • elan. They wed the houses nibs *•••• r *Tuber* they pleased, were cot satisfied w:eh. one op all tie hod of the passim' children. bat ••'•:A4, .1 a the lgtee and Vaudois—destroyed b.d sbough L.I pow , chattels and household 1.1"-elre U+ "offerings of the poor that so , - • tr•on ante--tee asked end the needy—tree . • mbar', lobe, seesiest sad tattered, ma • ado aad letinaisr, sleepier: is bellow trees trot: f Ith day came sad go iron dear n , ' 01 the other hand, the sturdy, better p..tr.re •• re lying pale and hail dead, stretched at ristk.t.'bor of their filsb, scored by the nor. •t..• :.n, on their part, were totally deprived •e' acr ,apost sad toil, which tad been ewal cc .4red by the " friendsof plata and order." —•'. t but falls la all their barrenness, est • t OF t is7ifttlitiOM-1,11 steetapsaled by ' .all he anwilliarg to believe, bi t far the w a.v.rl Me tn. 440% ata '44' tr.cy et the seweppees. — sad widows of :ref • r , as pulses. whisk smarm t Toe diogrese •W tie e.iews was wet etraaidereil P 6 " l4— wfth" - J"-j 'out tf us parents, wives, children, and all "J . !ti driveu spectators. At other P tlmes the ;Luis t v.i.acin sad districts were stunsained to A rI r..t11,,, et Me utaiskutnta, that they night ea 2,1•,•:n r , abe aspire NMI Yid kW by Lbsir rektkil 01 04 : ::Ay Lai tt.n. Air.is, at times the soused were Elmo!, tot:nit e r vaiment, thee to flogging. and :Aro!, tan • .MiCsaki• &fur bcieg marked sad made turt I p'svaded as a speatatio through :ernes to wen with the baker la their head, sod 't tsew • sf - tr a due they were delivered to : 'r -.tit In k•ief, Let was hunts, bat thiOty, have ;onus hove safertd varicose yodels. '•'ti incinsers',:t nut' cat. Is place eta trial/kg ~t . pr.perty by the outbreak, the sub ...ad L., Lelia dt stroyed by revenge." "• .%IAL Mrinio ASIOCIATION.—The tad '• • 4 'etail Si 11141 41•14•111 was held at Me eonspeny's Les , Aotreastaudi-r, on the 19th instant, at two Mr Hsi., tr, tte chair, who steel that, at the 111. '"' 4. " r had been read from Captain remota bad erfamed the meeting to await that 4111'..' s n''L is. I. t a •;he wm now hem, and iambi sheen%7 eon that J e w * at be milked by 1 ire ha consider whether, after ;• 0 " f•P'•r! 'se itformallas they ree r4 " l4 ' 11.7 orrf etra% or wield tam sp. Oat of the • .ii*Criat I, ally had osly retained • % vow tat, reLture . to Mush last had bees • '• par mash was required. The ore rat 15.1 n C 9 to of sale prohoWY w L __ ‘ 4Bl4l rt. 11 1: 1.1 .4 MS they had to &duet ehsrger iee.ere”7.."; h • .0 that a world only probably met eee•. 01'161 1144 b, n seat out to t h e punts „._ rc 11114 ' 4 the treat of • stoppage is the worm. .re M 111 att . would be p Captain that tan re rats at meld • ' the e•.rlitm *mil he hem 3001. to be Per •' ethic. wit the dank forms should be eon : oa the I',Ac kiss vein. TM 444 due to the r'r . doom ',ad ha to th o pre sent • : tol %skewed 14,5(10/ t taco i the erection, dtc. At presenthey had no foods .. " 1. Ler erre'tar was adjourned for a fortnight All *4114 iiisidate Welt and the works most be tw w att et away. • kat and desultory tams . mold es to the mane ao be plumed as the ger•- '".' 4i erlrlf• the foilowlog tosolatiow was passed: .3...4 a the ech al the mnararafr Met tha artittied 1 er•s•d Mei. Weed, lad aIN slain fiquidwelog a I n wa s posibla not the ambles he re .rr lo rseeistias• for earning this 4 r• th.m." I= wasted la the room that • k a of three shareholders and threw dire*. 44 " ' etvet ri•Prtstad so amu se some defisite plan fat ~twa of the swamp. AXI , f/Y A PRIVATE STILL—A uL4 ter p• Sod Ilroaateod peat 4'0114170n el erl, Maio out to ths Mimeo' he J. Pah tomafastarerj .I r r i t il liei-beltitard Moses • ,Z u 2, 4,1 In /he LS -Crefi • 01 • minis 41 Mt toU • Ifa 0.41 booms *starts, they Maind that 4t r. WU. dism ell with while'''. hod blow, ell sk• 4 w 4 a.ao *shwa. bail tot fro to Oat latotas • .f w e Owing Is the saartiorte of the .. ,. 4 ',, l . rrtmea Me hams woes totistroatiod, whist the Piss • sod posseim et the %limit *at. Wham arr.ccet army p• no• goatee:id wi t h Me pre 'emoted ia rsh,ag& sate rweat. •taiencikl•T; THE WRECK OF THE ORION. T • following; nableldbel thtlalgegeg rgermier this melsashely meat her tresegked then taw yeemsdaph ger What es mem : Oiseire. L9As dam, use liffeeksedsge, g r.r.).—Deso he it Rend ealkd el Port Patrick as three &lenses's.. stepped till lude-pas: feemelkeekkinges bead all Me preemen saved from the them ihm mem are te tryst (treat 60), some kid some yea Pemba yosesolley, Mel miry named. Tbe Primer Royal lionshod Greeneek at *levee, sad bete at half-past 2 pm. Mar hers sew aseertaised by Captain Crawford is the aim at Mario' from Limper weref7., Cabin passengers !Peerage 46 ChM la all (serreedi, be) eg , . . . Numbers asonernith ervally shied (1604,161) l‘o Number perished • 60 The bodies of 19—othm sey the" soarer 20—iere rear weed, The Tatter will be so darks the sight with all the bodies of theme recovered. What a Mei an Mao we 4WD lad.—You,, truly, Mart. LathilraDa.—Robert Lamest, lA., Limped." Tke subjoined letter, and lick of puregen booked at la , appeared is the Shipping end Mercantile GUMS.. It iv r l llated Portpatrick. Juno 18 :—" At me &cloak this monsiag the Deka (a). Wrens power, Headroom, rester , ea perm* /Mb Levespost Air Olessreir, re toe the reeks about • quarter of a mita trees ibis harrier, red beano off with tho Ato i tido, bemediasely sank Is seven fathers water. Tke Orion leR Liverp et 4 PAW ; es KO•day ; with • light brass at 14. W. ; 4 midniskt she pored the Hall et (folkway Light, whoa Mr. Headroom use ea deck He remained es desk meth the wheel \ad passed the Drimaa's Iliad, about bur miles Rem the Mull and ti: Item Portparick. He thou west below sad tell a sleep on the ails. &rutin the ether is erne of the work the sewe to be stererd. At the hoar rend he wee agenesd by the vessel means on Ike seeks s the urines were attempted te be bet to work, bat the rusk of water ire the vels:l had extieguishati the Area, and the seems were useless. Orden were then gives to get the boats alkat, of whist the vowel had her, bat the nob of Pit semen on deck serbeasly Impeded Mk aperient. The two Seat beets that were get afloat were swamped alompide by the rusk of passengers fete throe; the other two boats were dispatched with prewar ra, and, learn safely, retuned to the vessel. la the rasa time tits resel emir doer for ward as she lied, sad. niter a long time, the mak oft, the crew sad what remained of the presagers taking to the *- gni, or clinging to the wreck and whatever was adios& By Mistier the people at Portpatrick were aroused, and boar from the nem west off to the ream of the unterterate people ea bred. At preset it is impossible to -limbo the sombre lost or saved, se the sum bar of those es board rases be sosorately mosnalued. Astoordiag to Mr. thettLenelli, there wen on board, ebbs passeegere, 117 ' reerre presager, 42 ; crew, 39; total, 197. But saverel of the aria pro agars state that their somber wee Pet ire than frra 140 to 146; and some estimme the steerage :passengers at 70. This word masa. leer amber as beard shoot 260; and tbs opinion is, that 160 have bra area alive sines the wreck, theladiag 36 of the crow. Two names and ibie steward are krona to have porkked. Tat lose of the latter prevents soy near sp proximetio• to the masher of cabin perengen on board. Up to 4 e'elsok this Ammo 24 bodies have been picked up, omeapt whom ie Dr. Brow Olesepow. Ammer tare knows to lave perished are, esp:ste M'Neol, Colliery, Mrs. th'lisil, and two daughter ; of this family. two sone, aged about 16 and 18, are sale at Portmtriek. Tomorrow, prober', semethiag mere semen may be known es to the Imo of his, the *sass of arse dawned, saved, be., of whisk 1 will rad yes all partimisee." Tao following is • list of pagewure booked fur peerage is the Orkin, sad the number of berths Ulm. A large number of proms were baked me h eard, ronseqeently. there Is no complete list *raiser' :—Elpktt, F. T., 6 berths; Peres, 2 births ; Orem, 1 berth ; Tirreepose, 2 Metes • rerrilke, 2 be Nichol, 4 berths; Grar.isen. 2 bent:. ; M'C.l.l, 1 berth , Darragh and tutor Dr. Bras and ger rant ; Mr. sad Mrs. Laureate °tables. sad family, 4 berths; Andorra, 3 berths ; R.ky, 3 berths; Miee Mavis, 1 berth; Capers 111" Niel sod ismsly, 6 bertha ; Brett and family, 6 bertha; Ramie, 1 bank; isnot, 2 berths; P,skea, 1 berth; Wether, 1 bank; Marshall, 1 berth • Mrs. Whitehead, 4 berths; Xeloo„ 1 hark ; Fleabag, 2 births; Tait, ibtartb ; Cake, 1 berth; Micron, 1 herbs; Hunt, 1 herb; Martin, 1 berth ; roes, 2 berths ; Jones, 2 berths ; r e, 1 beeth ; Campbell, 1 berth; Lyle, 2 berths; Arebibeld, 2 berths; Home, 1 berth. The ilteepere Dail, Mail of Wednesday says: "The mare of the vessel, who arrived is tows yesterday earners with the first tidier of the disaster, empresses his cenvietion that 44 the pamearre rentreed oa board the oriel, the proborlity is they 'meld have bra all saved. instead of this, however, and deeper every abort and entreaty on the pen of the grew, the pareopers lurched two of the ship's bore, and crowd ed into them, both of which immediately seemeped—:heir settlers, crews, without • roe., exceptioe, urns, • watery pave. Oa the other hand, the boats unde r the ineasgesteat of the new passed to end from the str re sorer times without the occurrence of the slighter Met. The excireent Sato w hick the fe ware throes by the dreadful position in which as found them selves placed, rendered all restrike or attootion to orbits unavailing and raga" ory. The steroid, it ie further stated, lest Ms owe life while endeavoring to provide for the refry of other, having disorder serer times Teti the are for rather, bleaker, and other covering Is the female presager.. We eaderstri.l that every berth and sofa were engaged ; and that ea tow previous occasions, since :he Orion was laughed, has Ms had so full • crept,. scent of psteespiw. She eke bed • heavy ergo. It is usedentood that the Princess Royal has been ordered, by • telegraphic weessege, to sell at Portpatrick on her way from Liverpool ibis inorrag, to bring the rem.ioder of the pesseugere to Ole pow; and in order that no metes say be neglected for severing the tooth.rt and speedy transit of these whu have e•espeo, the Tartar sailed yesterday eyrie" shortly after eight rat ek, for Portpstriek. The Tarter bad , • number of gentlemen .nested with the company en board, and their Milt efforts, we understand, after ends.- mare/ to rue aver the bodies of those who perished, will be to save the vessel if at all possible. This, however, will be a work both of time and labour, although in the hands to Mom Its scromposhosinet is rousted, we are convinced of all bolos don. tart engin. *ring skill can achieve. The Orion err 'arrived to sail from Liverpool at 3 p.m., on Moaday, and ail owing 44 minutes to get clear of the dock., she had 101 boors for the ran to Portpetrick, where she struck. Soo is comparatively • now yes!, baying been only from three to four years ea the station, and was reckoned cost of the hart beats that sailed from the Clyde. Abe was remarkably swift, frequently 'elicitor the passage from Liverpool to Greenock In II to 16 hours. Being as iron repel. of 519 tons register, balk In Greenock, in the most setheteetiel manner, and divided Into eomportmeats, we ma only meriat for her sudden dirpoorree after worm, by the tromendoes coneuesine which her speed occesimed. Tag, and we should say this only, forced the bulkheads from their proper poe Pion ; sad being struck bilge-wise, she shelved forward, and mak irretrievably in 15 sissies. The only ether Mums of an accident *beaded with on • sequeeres so ails moms worrier is the vicinity of the Clyde. is that of the Comet, which was ran down by the Ayr new 24 mistime, when &boot 80 person were loot. By the ar ival of lb. Apr mail at two o'clock this mont hs we leans that mongol the 'this poseur:re saved were twe young geetkaase, was of Jews hither, X q., of Ayr Foundry, and ambers of the present Proust of Ayr. They Mete that the first boat lunched, which was filled with ladies, immediately sank with all on board. They came ashore in the first bust launched by the row, and saw but few swimming. One very tosehiag seers they withered was that of • Goo young b iy, who, whir sr eggdog he the water, resisted any attempt to save Lola, but ormated his tutor, who our to his assistance, "to go and save the ladies." Ulintately, it is believed •the noble - be little fellow nicked the sl oe in gaiety. The Mews. Miller believe that the mak" of perengen lost is hem 120 to 130. NARRATIVE OP • SURVIVOR. Th. fou•ldeiiswiatiWofilt;•;ll;neiOry eatastrophe, b 7 one et the earetvets, we take from die Gluon, Herald: It wss about ballpest sue that I was awoke by hearing and feeling a straw teariag sort Oasis*, as if maw stn.; pew was tont. It was so rate that I thought little el is, sad reamieed I. bed, although all the other passengers I. the ca.. started at ease to their fest, sad embed ea dirk. After a wry brie( Interval, one ef my aeighbouro returned, sad betas with greet trepidation to dram I them st . prebeaded dealer, and Jumped oat el bed, sad draw., on my Mouton went on deck, sallies at Ike ladies' cab., in partillr, to tell ny wire that she had better get up sad dress, although there might sot be soy immediate danger. Os getting tie cpearter-der.k, I fomsd a large number of the paseemares earembled in west alarm. Tee yawl, by this time, had eseled somewhat by the heed, and wee lurch iag owe • little to itarlward—that is, towards the lead. I iastaatly meat below to hasten my wife with her toilet, sad pat is $ little more dress, mad sought for a small (mak 1 6d, mad brought it to tie middle of the Moe. •• My wife and I sew went =leek, mad as the nisei was , slipping deeper sad deeper in the water, I calmly told bur that I feared there was little bops, bat that we would we every 'fort to save ourselves. " By this time the water was ever the balers/kg at the bow, aid the heel of the deck was becomisg greeter sad greater. I then hared that all was over, and Ppieg my wife to may breast, leis 'oilseed to my kw. We ties prosieded, at my wife's suggesdas, to the stern of the mewl at the larboard side, and as the iodination of the deck bassos so great as to prevent our staading, Ilaid held of one el the belaying pies. end placing my wile be. twee. breast and the bulwark, I diets held oa. "A la my dy at this monad lead get held et lay wife's shawl, bet as it was set laelgiod et the throat it soon dropped of, and the 11111110111011111111110 M slid down the deck. On tarn leg resod I Mad Chi mbelespees within the beiges''', sad ap to smote the usllb this of Ake 4tetk, tilled with • straw Oleg ankitude Is the . gurgliag sad seething waters, sad asset of these were very . soon drowsed. 0 As saes as the water reached tile coasil mat nloo, the peat sir in the ealda ism& of the skylights er mat Maria comb, sad la as beast alter we were na sr water, socked dowa I. the viesta it the staking ship. Whop Wow the sashes I het We array wife, sad "Whin eat, /mid myself above water, mil r wit with eas et ehe mew globe ISMS sara:soldelt 1 laM held of at ides. I had lordly dose se,: em eap wide roes also ta the sarilber, ad I sit saes seek bit assitaused Iter da hy the . ease rep. 1 kit Mad th= the baler to wore say hold, wed mia her to teat is my knee, wad* she did. As sees se we bed as ler seamed 0111ISIVIS, the ship rive • heavy lora to starboard, wisisit Imagined as ander water; but swiegiag back, she birched "gain to part, and again we THR sxlislbuntalair Attlitignelk , 4intz • stv I. -NO rise wag.. 1111.611Mg= or teak eta *her • far y* • itle• • - .• - .. •.• J. • tier L i ay allo i ; :Yreas b areld illW elpiratte l i team slat et that ere the be lastand. Above tee se the nays saner 111114 pada& oho sated est la theirea tapholes swab a eons perms I. a boat I. eel lee nerd ale the peso& et * What the awl altheat•ty oink, the querter-deel at the eters viaselutered lath Masa betas, hk• • beehive ea of thaw bet Is. were saved, a the vortex absorbed lima aatt they were a asa: t. te Impede each other ta their attars to me yak " Oa the altscioJs el the our lam ire were, there were enema paean shamed, three tamales balsas at by ate rope. At this date the easposion arm floated eh, aad three phase esetrived to keep by it maul they wen reeved _ _ • fter Whig about half as hour la the tester. a short beat saes up, aad tem about to task ma up, what I told dm sea to seta lady, who appeared musk exhausted, in dnt ; this was does, my wife was takes in nett, and. al Udell m parltels. all supported by the mast um speedily rescued. • Tis• boat Asa west to Ike mainmast, sad took off the septa% and another maa or two, and than promeded to As sham, when us woes Mot by a little plrl, who said ws suit soma to her sump's Hass, m they lad • air ars to warm rte amt would maker mmillabohla, " Whoa I Rest soma ea ask Were tellteololt to draw, they were loweelei tha quarter bow • bet I was below when they the somewhat eilicult teat, as the rapes bail got " eseshes spete=ttlis essead Use, the captain whe wse Mg deaden odd *he, MY. l ast u they ell stuck to the ship then ustdd he as dews. s/1y was *Ma add tad the Wes INN Ala ishrod them tee • little, but is tie WWI rosy mod tho hank of the Tool increased, the darn wee sera ~lnd, odd the WI" sit nbh" it deck. _ _ _ --" late os• of the bests sore foes or tee saes get, sad rowared away spirt et the arise cad entreaties el thaw es „row ed the is deities thieb "'here appeared be bet la Leaching the b sw, ea tbe table were all eat whoa Warded they was la derese el Miss es Ile eieritelaa were all *tea • end se as lido et egad be head, the malt we. Mist aitbasib the preejsw lairdi Wag IM boats with s h am 011.1111111 tits their bath tboy were is dreier of *Was Le the beau' " Into one of the beats a number et gallium had crowded when a ay got up that the ladies should be 'Sowed to era; sad searillayty a somber ef the gent amen did get eat and admit Lem ; lost the boat had sot left the vessel's side wait she swamped; bat after being emptied of her ant lia freight, she righted, and although half full of water, a number of ethers got into her, and I believe ultimately reached land. " I ea, however, unable to give say information es this part a the aelaseitely sarrative, as I was in the cabin for emu time, and when afloat ley range of vision was too Baited to wattle me tees* what woe peals, atonal. " Yr. 1114Teill, of Callaway, his wife, two dinette's, end mesas, were on board. The eons alma souped. The eldest daughter, although alive when the wee brought ashore, soon died. fibs was a headway, prise, happy creature, aid walked the deck till a late lieu, in all the health and joy. menus a yeedh. Alas, how soon was all changed; and ere • few been elapsed she was a corps. " Idre. Karnes' of Liverpool had a little child about nine months old in her arms. When she was overpowered with the waters, she sack. and ea risks to the surface, her baby misdeed, end Boated away out oiler anal. The mother was saved. and when she reeavered herself se far as to recollect her low she wee bewailing her sad bereavement, when the body of the little avant was brought into the house. The sane the ensued may be bagful. " Me. Tai , baker_ j et Ma shy, swam es shore with his W eis bey en I fs beak shot Otis way, and both were need. • The lire. Mr. hope. the epheepal clergyman of Pais ley, had a little And ha booed deed twelve yens of age, whist was given In Amp lethaseeefungesa. Attar the alerts wee gives, she prooralsi to drew her little charge, aid took her ea deck, as psor child exeleweing . , ' I know ten will sot leave I g o, no, I never will, eulainied the noble woman ; but, alas heroism availed them not. The remorseless surge claimed them as he own. . " Au imineaseql - satity of lump was recovered, partly flowing and partly thrown ashore. This may be accounted for by the feet that most of it WIN on deck. Four internee emne under my own observation where hatbands end wives were saved through their mutual all, in citeenvitances of awful peril sad almost hopeless clinger. "Teen wen about 20 bodies recovered when we left, Melodies Dr. Burns. Several of them were itatilt, and three of them children. The (envies bad little else on them than their sigist-elothes, sad math oely their chemises. " Nothing could exceed the kindness of the villagers to the wants of the survivals; their houses, their larders, their wardrobes, their all, were freely pissed at our disposal. Nor should Dr. DOilleal, the medical gentlessan of the plate, be omitted. He literally raw from one to another from the hour of the wreck, administering relief to those wl o re quired it, with a degree of kindness, skill, and perervurenes which mast ever be remembered with gratitude by all." The following is from the NortA DritisA Daily Mail: " POWITATRICIt, Wedneeday, Jose 19. "The Tarter arrived hero this storming about 8 &dock ; shoat half-, sat five she hailed and laid-to to the Princess Itlyel, which loft Liverpool yesterday. We 'retard that site had touched here, and talus the sajwity of the sur vivors with her to Glogow. "On entering the sem i-oircalar bay in which the quiet little tows of Portpatrick Is situated, those on board - the Tarter caught sight of the wreck. The vessel appeared at the time (near high-water) with her Saone! about 15 featout of the water, and all leer masts steadier. She lies with her bees towards the land, about 150 yards from the I abate; and, Irma her position and the nature of the coast, it would seem as if she bad boon runnier right for the lend. The coast presents a bold rocky outline, and mid not, if the aight was as Ibis, like alter, here ben out of view at a muck gnat*, than from the lighthouse— shoat 500 yards dimwit. •• iieforo entering the harbour of Portpankk. the Tartar was bearded by Captain Hindman, of the Orals, and Mr. Maralister, lber agora from Liverpard, who brought with seem a list of the passaagen saved, as isr as amid be repr ise •f. Theo following is a Dope :—Mrs. Sauce. of Liver peel; Lima. Maurice loam, &N. John U. A loots, Mr. Mao Alfred Marshall, Walt:hoard, Berke; Major J.Mana, , Richard Prks, Kamer D. Damask of oouralt ; 1 bee Kinston, Mr., Mrs., and Min Andorra, 8.11 Napier and Mrs. Napier. Liver pool ; W. J Welker, J. Nichol, M.D., Mrs. and Mies Nichol, Peter hinallas, Copper -tweet. Li verpool ; Mr. Voir& ; Jabs Roberts, Castle Brewery, Li verpool ; Dagald Glasgow; Lawnsos Darner, Mammal ; Km Thome, Camaro.,nd child of Prescott ; R ,beet Bahamas, Gagow; Mrs. Bacitioner, Kin 8. J. Sucker, lawmen, MU Almeria ; Mr. Bucker, Mrs. Baker, sod Mks Robb, Ma/vera • William *adman, Glasgow; William' Priest "Liverpool; James Holt, R.N. ; Mr.. Wil liams and Mrs. Poem, Liverpool; John Archibald, Mater Willis. Archibald, and George Lamb, ; Jobs Bannon, Jobs Doeharty, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs. Host, Mr. and Mrs. Whisabind, Miss Haanab Miss Janet Colqukoms 'wallas, Glasgow ; Isabella Den ims, Liverpool ; Jamas Gibbous, Glamerow ,• Thomas Dolan, Glasgow • J. T. Rossi', Abordorn; Mtn Omar, Aberdeen ; Jobs ; Glasgow; Jamas Lyall, sad Alexander Lyall, 23. Viserstatrom, Glasgow; William M'Keszio, jun., Liverpool; William K. Mom, Liverpool; !bawd Banat, Liverpool; Mrs. John Para, Captain M'lLockals, G:ca, Greenock ; M. M'Keekai s Ml's Farquharsoa, Paisley ; Joseph Conask, Now Yak ; Liwrosas Gladstrom, Liverpool ; Mrs. Madams and Liverpool ; Thomas 'W hams. Liverpool ; Mr. Jobs C. sad Mr. Alexander 1114.01, of ladle; Miss Wass. Corollas Bosky, William Bead. Glasgow; Carolina Mares, Mrs. Haan, P .rt Glas gow; Rlisaboth Colquboun, Joerpb A Pritshard, 7, Sr. Gaorgestroet. Liverpool ; Philip Alstoa,lo6, Argyleatrat, ; Patrick Mama, Btaifordshirro Jobs Bigots, Wm • Gordan, 27, Turser'ogrart, Gla sgow; Mrs. IVin. Garda; Roy. Mr. Clark. Maatasstrel James Welker, Glasgow; Jolla Oldmen, Shwas Mallet, Boannetaisirs; Mir Woolfield, Gleamy • John Tait and Master Tait, Glsagow ; Jobs Walker, Job. Milk , Liverpool; Hoary Thomas, Liverpoo l; Andrew Foams, B•irg ; Robert Bell, Truro; William Rally, Dartmouth; James Payee, Daramitb ; Jobs Merrilsoo n Pri e s e fle ; Duncan Campbell, Glasgow ; Paw Ramsey, ; Mr. Wil liam Marrilsos sad Mrs. Msnikao, 14 ; Mr. Thames' sod U. Thiene% 30, Moassistawar, Glasgow; Margaret O'Briss, Mary B. Haskell. Liverpool ; Jobs B:swart, 65, Nelson swat Glasgow • Archibald Oughtorsoa, Dalkeith. Moss, Argyll:mars ; Csiolie• Mandan, Riword Humt,Wrs. Drew, Liverpool; Elijah Pinker'. L'verpool ; W 23. Crichton, Penh; Georg, Lamb and Hew Lamb Limp's/; Mr. Pat. tenor, Mr. Flossem and 2_ wham .oquare, Glace gow ; Mr. Rohs. UWM , OOII Mr. H.lllolm,jam., Ayr ; Kn. Linglonds, Mr. J. Campbell, Absorromby, Crialf,• Mr. Jahn Cameros of Masers. Jabs °lsparta& and Co., 176. Tata rate, Glsigow ; Kr. W. Patna, Mr. Drpodak, C. Jaren, Gaited Mates; J. &gam, France ; J. Robert Campbell, Ragland; Kr. Bpbsit. " Besides this., there wore 10 to:lS:persons whom name were sot got, and who west per each mid steamer to Glasgow, sod per each to Dumfries. " The crow an all saved with tbo empties of Alexander Graham, the steward, Andrew Walker, the oupontor, and Ms boy Dans, apprentice,. Tb. following are the names of theft lost, so far as yet arertaird with nertaialy : —Dr. Barns, of thernow Mr. Hue, lat. with Korn. Downie, Quen-street, Gla sgow; Mr., Mn., and Minos (2) of Canonry; Miss Paughe, daughter of the Ray. Mr, Paver, Paisley ; the stewards= • Mr. Mass, shipbrokes, Liverpool; infant child of Mn. K ; urile's, Livairal ; Mr. William Marobbank, of Messrs. Jobs Clappertea lad C..'.,175, Trotter, farrow Mrs. Spirt, Miss nylon, Mary Ann Spirt, sad other two risers; Mr. Bensett, OnenOwl Mr. Joao, Livryor Mr. Robby, two ebildren name d F reon ; Mr. Rose, Ql. uiow; Alereador Grebe., rho steward ; Joe* Pewee. Liverpool; Yin Morrie, niece el D r . Banta, of Liverpool ; Mostar Jai" Mania, Mah shies asrptater; Dann, rids-boy er, ; Mn. Rant, trill and sonar of Mrs. %Willard ; BIOS Ltyryirl. " Mr. Width, "maimed above, we are inters d, wai brother of Mr Dams WNepl , lath Lurl-A.throtttc " Twesti-thm baths harrow 63 OW WM (hal f ' ele M.a.w_i vearbera welsh_ only a tow have try The boats rt l haows tepoWtWina roger leuriaath is the lamodiehe vidalty et the beebear, grethatal sae et the awes Owed, sat we ever beheld. Here the tataat, the end meat robust ara lay—• eiteetiele M esatenplate. Amos, thp leribM amp Were • nether and twe dearkters la the bloom et weasatural ; two lariats— beuther and dater; • mother sad two desibters, owe about twelve yeah of age." in* eetirt• ...:.---.. Till bItAWLNG-110011. Ibil Dieldbreioni MY by the goon . 1151221117 r ill James Panes, woe one of ► the IMO IldMoold SNOW brill by bee Menem. The mite dame Weems, mil eie ibe sou memo, were ell Gild with nod gamy sees ahror the time (two Vona) M est the omit. Wog the sonneteer, el Ir se the thinne. tho Miselyal heights of Me also oieht, Mod gem saf but the WI thistles of loglaffig NA Ile led Mid Penio j r p bs isgoleat were their phi sellers of 11 S., with the ' the Equity Judges sad the Hem Berea Ralf* Men gold robes; the may Ina the ig ra of 'maul, sad alto am sasses el the shim is sisnableset motets essomm, nearl y email lbe riabest Odd embroidery, the sesames( the may Wog of gram ram. TM animas of hie emillson, sad she Mee of hie two s brothers, were domed with • pro fa faef disestle, p*, sod esseraidm sad the may ▪ s wen • cellar el emmeas d lime Me. Tee goista's hosomable ems of Gentlemes-MArses was on din is the BUSS saloons, seder the mendemi el Mint Hermar, the standard-bearer. Her /Warty Is Body Guard was so duty In the Niue sa satel, mike the sommand of Cote Himaid, the Famle-Weitiog. (lama and Priam Albert arrived at St. JIIIINei Pales. at 2 *Week. bye Hulas/Ma Palm, and Wers tY saved by the Lord Steward. the Lord Chenbrada, the Master of am Hone, and the Gram of Me Sten to Paseo Albert. Her Majesty and the Prime item atteedid by the Mistress ef the Bohm, the Visessotess Josalya Oa wa ll, tee Dedham of Norfolk, the Combas of Doman, the Grastne el Mistimed AM Me Marchimen ef Douro (lodise of the badeltember), the Hon. Eleanor Smiley (in waiting). the Hem. Elizabeth Leas= (la wattles), sod the Hes. Lmy Hon, maids of harm ; the Has. Mn G. Campbell. Mrs. H on, Lady Theresa Dien, sad the Vissmaten Forber, woos.ot the bedihamber ; the Vise-Chmsberlaie. the Trea surer of the II the Comm/Mar of the Hemehold, Lord Was lad le miens ; Led George Loosen, lord la wallies to Prime Albert ; Sir Edward Bewater, groom is waiting; Colossi Wykle, gnaw la waiting to his royal lisbetes . Lieut.-Caked the Hos. Charles Phipps, Ch of ha • Maiastra yam perm ; Bennet the Hem Chris* Orip equity ism attles • Wood Bouvet*, ot os wham la to hi. royal kiglame, sad the page of hamar In wei . Her Royal fl the Desloge of Cambridge (stamded by nor lair io•males esti Niger Bane Yeembeak), his Royal Wieser Friose Omme, his Sam Higher's the Prises of Leinimen t sad ids Sirens fillutres Prime Edward of laze Weimar, were mew us the drawing nem. Qssea woes a tads of pleb silk with Meer (seeds et B.ltelfielde) ever s petticoat of white seas. The Info wee Dimmed with pisk sad silver ribbon sad white tulle. The pestilent woe abused with white ribboa sad tulle, sad also with hscohes of white lilies sod peat Issues. The etemeeker of the dress was animated with dimes& Her Ilsiesty's heed-dress was formed of foams sad whit* Use, est with dieasesda Her Royal Highness the Dasher of Cambridge wore a trade of blue moire antique over s enpe petticoat of the ease esleur. The main was richly trimmed with peke We and blue rosettes. The pettiesat was marl, covered with Mist lam, and was comeassated with blue men. Her Repel Highness wore a time of large marls and dimmed*. The heed-dress was alio wammead of feathers sad One lappets. Tits stomacher of the dries was ornanteeted with large bri g . liar sad sapphires, sad the seeklace sad earflap ware en suits. Raton the Drawintreent, bee Majesty, useerdial= neat oestem, method a deputation from Christ's in the Threne-room. The deputation, whisk was mien. to tae royal presence by Sir William Manias, Genthimme Usher in Waiting, consisted of Mr. William Gilpin, dm treemirer • Mr. Thomas Poyader and Mr. Jame B. ntleg o two of lb; amnion of the butitutthn ; aocompenied by the 8.,. WILLIAM Webster, MA., the mathesnetical master; Mr. William H. Back, the drawing miter ; mid the 40 heir of the Royal Mathematical School founded by Wag Chula 11., and was most graciously received. The Qum so to Weave the thane sad drawings of the boys, and wee pleased to 'same bar spprebetion of the great improvement is the drawings of the atheists. Mr. Alder. mao Thampson, Nix., the president, was premated attend ing with the deputation by a recent domestk The diplomatic circle was then introduced, when the following presentations to the Queen and Prince Albert took plies: By the Viscountess de Someone, daughter of Viscount de Moneorro, Portuguese minister. de Manes By Madame Bunsen—Wades daintiness'*, Prussian sinister. Theodora Buses, Bf the Viscountess PaManton—Miss Phi Sprats &him. nelposairek, daughter of the Dutch minister. By the BitOOSIII de Rebaussa—Miss Cbuaier, her niece. By Mrs. Abbott Lswresoe—Miss Abbott L►wrence, daughter of the minister from the United States. _ _ By the \roomiest's. Palmentea—The Dockets of Ripen°, a Roma* lady. By the Turkish Ambassedor--Mr. Atop Dieltzian, inter preter to the embassy, and Delayer Effendi, attache to the embawy. By the Remise Minister—The Prince George Guerin; M. de Obneeoff, Conwiller Prise et Chanibeilan de 8. M. T.; Le Comte Wielhorska, Seeretaire d'Ambassade Imperials i Berlin ; M. Bauloweki. By the Netherlands Miniater—Colonel Siebold, of the Riyal Netherlands Indian army ; Baron Charles de Brisson, Bores Henry de Brimen, Lieutenant Gerard Schimmel pensinek, son of the Motherhood' Misister. By the Minister from the United States—Mr. William H. Prescott, of the United States. By the chief of the 111411i011 frost Nepaul—MajorCaptain Renames Adekaree, Kum Handal Thane, Kum Kusbeer Kutree, Kum Dillee Sing, Lieutenant Ls - 11 Slog, Lieutenant Kimbell, Kure*, all officen in the state of Nepanl. By Baron Koller—Major Wirdle, Lienteemt Talbot Her. my, Imperial Austrian service, Le Comte POSIIMIti, Coent Charles Ks. Imensatote, brother to the Hanoverian Minister. By the Marquis d 'As •glio—Le Marciais Centurion', attache to the Sardinian Legation ; Ls CarrUier L. Seyseel d'Aiz, capitalne d'artillerie Piemontaise. By M. Mareseeleisi—The Bake of Airman. Toe diplomatic circle was attended by the Turkish Ambassador, Cabonly Effendi, first meretary, and Badik Bey, mood secretary of the embassy ; the Belgian Minister and Medea* Van de Weyer; the Chevalier Dram; lint secretary, and M. Delepierre, Attache to theation Bavarian Minister and Baroness de Cott* tithe Buenos Ayrie• Minister ; the Portage's' Minister and Vision/Bam de Meemomo, Le Chevalier Pinto de boyars/. Secretary, Berm de Moscone, Attache, Le Chevalier and Madame de Horta ; the Remise Milliliter and Barmen de Bream, Menlo. Olga de Lecke", ; M. A. de Bag, Sat mcretary, General Priest Cesteleicala, the Neapolitan Minister, sad M. Cantu', Secretary of Lryiation ; the Prussian Minister; the Danish Minimer and Coutess de Revestlow, Countess Hilda de Reventlow, and Count de Moltke, Secretary; the Netherlands Minister and Baron Suratenu, Conn• eillor to the Legation; M. Joseph M. Mendoza, -cretairy to the Meiiiean Legation; the Swedish and Norwegian Minister, and Baroness de Raba"- men, and le Comte de Re.en ; the American Meister, and Lawrimee, and Mr. J. Davis, Secretary of Legation ; Sewn X Isaias, the Spanish Minister, le Chenille' Dias, Seennd Secretary, and M. J. L. de Urbiatondo, Attache; the Preach Charge d'Affaine, Mr. Bruit!, Secretary, and M. Seemly° Attache ; the Austrian Charge d'Affaires (Bunn Koller), Baron Wydenbruek Lae, and the Count Batthe. I any ; the Sardinian Charge d'Affeiree, (Le Marquis d'Aseg- Ho) ; Viseonnt Palmerston, G.C.8., the Qum?. principal &meter, of State fur Foreign Again, Vimonneess Palmer ston, and Claimed TIN Hew. Sir Edward cue, K.C.H., her Ilsjerty's Master of the Ceremonies. The Mexican Minister was promoted by indisposition from attending. Her Majesty and Prince Albeit returned to Buckingham Pause Uwe the drawing room. Tim CardSRNS 0 eItDENS were rendered speeially enmities youtrilay bye fete prepared la honor of the Nepalese asabstsolor and suite, who bed amosel an ie. madam to be moot. Early lo the Merman the alto tion of the rior4ide popttladoe and ef the possum by the " above bridge hots " was ettrasted by • halloo whisk woe in come of iodation at the gerwervits, sear Vamballbridge. an mie n wombed, the glistening milkers moseeir sassined the ss7 Woo sod rotesally, son whisk it was drawn by • mord of ma to the ri se hank, when a stsem-beet awaited it. In a short time this novel pessemegar " was attached to the fore pan af the vessel, mad was soca afterwards on its way to Comoros Gardena. bridges and beaks were well dotted with wonder's/ siglitissn, all interested in the mange of the bailees. At Vauxhall Brides, and age* at BO ono, this LIMOS& was immense' by the means taken he par these stemotteres bet sem alter dve the aerial otoestsr, with its colorised's, Liget Galt, safely readied the garden wheals it was to serer'. By this time the grounds were eroded with visitors, who evidently 'toyed the oasis and the ether at tr actions of the spot. The *noises alter tangent, in 'Miele& to the bases resat, comprised the parketnaness of Madame Antonio as the tight rope, a ballet of sense entitled " Tbe Valley of Sweet Watery," the moo mad. MIMS of Madam Tellico, emit) singing, Manisa. gins. sad Ammar& It is net airplane that ell dame attreetins, saperadded to the indassmseets of an oat -door ' premise& ea a Milian swum neminer, eared a crowd of visitors. Mr. ilinepan , at aWs period of the *teak', addressed the sadism% anti proved to their satisfastios that so Wiwi steadied to as., in referwies to the disappointment which the esspsay buil awninged from the neonppeantnee et the illottions wen MAIQUEZADI AT VAUXHALL OARDIBIL—Ia list of the ordinary enverteinment, these mans were thrown one last night for the potpie of a mannered', and were' boomed with the pomace of hie hiVusess the Ninnies" Ambassador, hie d brothers, and Mho The eau y was very nenserne; indee, the garden were , aad the dresses wen mush better sad MONO sasereue Mau arm the last nessios of a mesqlorade at these garden. Barnett has been made to the Beard of land ifornans by a milder of British *Ma at one of Ma:S w ets he lea to mane hen his ratifying hot= to She handed wanabonse, ler expor tation. • quadt7 allaseorimasd bond almost entirely with issedna, alma, heap, &knot the est requires that enrho of this dominina should Ironbound for otosentlia I. irec-beast pool4im. sad law the nibs should be, isdl. The used id dm Mks valid" tow lbe Own* theMattaelisa of the NM add sr matter Is the seeks se warehoused weld act bs mask a ; that OM tin to woe seeks bona with ins mumfoft inerneeft iz The lalaad authorities asosi Meat there wield mat ais mania ohjestion if the noollos d rho Customs' as thorides could be obtained. :.;~ , samamoN OF INDUSTRY, 1851. CITT OF T.OF DON CbMIIIITI6/1.--tobaday • swift of this committee was held at the Ilmadw•bonso, at whisk .awry 60 iminbers won present. Yr. Wilke Tits. F 11.8., la the Ask. There were also present Col ad Reid, Osleal Lloyd, sad Yr. H. Cute, of the Royal Commission. The inn bedlam that was brought forward writhe nom- Illoadaties of local somaissionsrs to represent the various interests in the City of Laden, preparatory to their appoint ment by the royal costaiseles. The following gentlemen wore moms' as baying signified their acceptant* of the nomination by the locekoosamitto. P.r the respective d• partisans of the Mineral Riag don:—Mr.llwklll,Prerlssor Graham, Profaner Brandt , , Kr. Obbard, Mr. Pellets, Mr. R. Hunt, Mr. C. L Freesia, Mr. W. Tim. Kr. J. Busning, Sir J. Doke, Ben., M.P. Per the Venerable Ylngdem :—Dastor LWlay , Doster Hoyle, Sir W. J. Hooker, Professor Solly. For the Aetna Kingdom :—Profersor Owen. Pee the seed= of Meehinery : —Mr. J. X. !linden, Mr. T. Wieteteed, Kr. J. B'yth, Mr. Adams, Mr. Drat, Mr. Presidium, Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. Thornthwaite, Ilr. Dock• ray, Professor Do Morgan, Mr. Atdrew Roes, Mr. Collard, Professor Taylor. Professor Laurette, Mr. Chubb, Mr. Morriss, Mr. Wilkhucie, Mr. Mechi, Doctor Hoyle, Mr. !investor, Protestor Cowper, Mr. E. Pantiles, Mr. Joseph Robinson. Mr. W. Bird. For the suedes of Manufactures :—Mr. J. C. WA. field, Mr C. Warwick. Mr. R. Oroseack, Mr. Routledge, Mr. H. Tooker, Mr. D. Emus, Mr. C. +mislead. Mr. J. Christy Mr. De la Rue, Mr. H. Spicer, Mr. A Wilier, Kr. J. Beans, Mr. J. Gray, Mr. J. D. Alcroft, Alderman Sidney, M P. For the section of Sculptors :—Lard Ashburton, Lard Cohens, Mr. Wakes, Mr. Wyon, RA , Mr. W. Tito, Professor Cualmeell, it,. 0. Jones, Captain Monson, Pro. ismer Omen., Numereus as the list Is, there still were many of the de partments unroprosonted, and the 031111Ciiiti orderid that further lavlbetiaso le supply the deficiencies should he forth. with hewed le various mines% persons whose nun:shad 0-en sratailissi se *sm. The ae.epmaeea se the Oboe of local commissioners were ordered to be reverted to tne Royal Commissioners at t►e next made, et that body. The stablest of peetestiag articles exhibited from piney wee next sonsidered; and an unanimous feeling was expressed that a representaties a►ould be made, urging that proper legal =wares should be passed to accomplish this protec tion before the termination of the present session of parlia ment. A dialysis& followed se to whether the °Nat would be best accomplished by eommuak►ting with the Royal Commiseioars, or with the Board of Trade; and upon the information given by Colonel Reid it was unani mously resolved to request that a deputation should wait spot Kr. Lebreshere, at the Board of Trade, upon the sahjem as speedily as possible, sad generally to superintend the program of the measure through parliament. ♦ later Area the Royal Comatlenoa MIS then read, D 7 which the heal oommittro were requested to depot* one of their member to attend a sookrence with the namasissinen on the 27th inst., en dm subject of a compulsorydeclaration of manufacturers' names on the articles exhibited. Au animated dientesioa, in which Mr. Pollan, Mr. Mani , Mr. Graham, Mr. Gray, and othen took part, ensued. Colonel Lloyd a xplained the views of the Anal Commissionen on the question, and it was finally resolved to request Mr. Tits, Mb. Dallas, and Mr. Gray to etend the conference on bc. half of the City committee, the committee declining to pro nounce say spec:fic opinion upon the question in its present shape. Malectruirrhu, Tom 20. The Exhibition of Industry Grnimittee for this town had a meeting this afternoon at the Town Hall, respect able, but net numerously, attended. The Mayor of Salford took the choir. TAO first subject for consideration was the question whether it should be compulsory on the part of contributors to attach tlishantis of the manufacturers to each article. The answer to question was invited by the royal commiseisners. A number ot uitendingeontributon were pre sent at the meeting by invitation to take part in the discus. sion of this quesion. It was stated that the Birmingham committee were of opinion that it should be compulsory on the oommissioners to receive and attach the maker's name. On this point a good deal of conversation ensued. It was urged that there were many men of enterprise who originated the production of articles without actually snaking them; they might design or they might suggest what would lead to the design of articles, and eupply the capital, and but for them such articles miles never have been pro &mod. To put the nuns of the maker only on sash article, it was sontandsd, would be unjust Then spin, it was argued, that there were run in which the person whose capital had been advanced would suffer, if the name of the maker were made known only, or at all. In illustration of lee of these argumen's, ft was stated that an article now in great nes, and of much celebrity, having been designed by a gentleman, he applied to some of the first manufazturees in Birmingham, who all declined to make it for hiss, or take it on at all. The consequence was, that he was driven to em ploy a second-rate house to bring the invention out. It therefore came with an itl grace from manufacturers there to fain upon the maker's cams of an article being attached. The discussion ended in a resolution, proposed by Mr. Cur tis, machine-maker, to the effect that the meeting agreed with the views ,riginally entertained by the royal townie- Menem, that it would be impracticable to attach in every in stance the names of contributors and makers. On the question whether the rice should be attached to articles, it was also thought difficulties would often super vene waists would render the proposition impracticable. A resolution wee proposed to the effect that the objects of the committee would be better and more effectually car ried cut in the manufacturing districts by the means of sub committees, composed of gentlemen who would give their especial attention to the duties committed to their charge. It was suggested that the sab-committees should be an en guttering and mechanical committee ; a calico printers' committee ; a textile fabrics committee (to take coarge of snides in the weaving and fancy department); and a I finance committee, who., duty it should ba to canvass for I subscriptions. It was also suggested that they should open a penis office in Manchester, to be open at all times, and where a paid secretary should be in attendance to attend to all application?, Lod be the medium of communication be tween the public and the committees. After a discussion, a committee to obtain subscriptions was appointed, including the names of the Mayors of Man chester and Salford, and Messrs. Parley, J. A. Turner, P. Heywood, W. Fairbeirn, Ras, E. T. Hellholes*, Dunn, Whitworth, Ormerod, R. J. Jones, and Athden. A eonseniitee was also appointed . for the purpose of Incur lag to the exhibition the best and meet interesting sped man of the skill and ingenuity of the manufacturing industry of the aietrict, and to confer with and assist those intending to exhibit articles. This last committee was divided into sections, die section to attend to engineering and mechani• cal specimen., and another to textile fabrics. This completed the business. There seems to be some probability that the scheme will now be taken up with greater earnestness than has yet been manifested in Man chester, scd t►at cone quently greater success will attend the eilbrta of the committee. FIANKFORT, in NE 16.—A abort time ago the senate published the invitation of the British Association for the Er. ladtion of the Wgrks of all Nations for nest year. with the Intelligente that ea area of 60,000 square feet would be op• propnowd for the productions of the Z Alverein. Ih couse quest* of this, • meeting of the united guilds of trades men was yesterday held at Frankfort, to consider the propriety of availing themselves of the offer. The result of the meeting was to doilies sending any specimens of their ' native industry to the eakibitiva, ander the impression that it was a sure speculation of the Sagliali to improve their own manclactures, hr profiting from what the lareigisers seat is, and adopting their discoveries and improvements. Although some speeches were held, recommending them to woos It a beetivrly spirit the kindly invitation nude by Embed to pretties an aseleable esopethies, yet the majority were too mach afraid of being lakes an by Jabs Ball, sad decided to have nothing to do with it. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. Lug townies a berlesque, entitled the " Enchanted Isle," mu performed at this Mattes for di tint time. The pieta is sot new—having been playact last season at the Adelphi—bet the subject being that of Sbakerares " Tempest," some few alterations have been made with a view to render the burlesque applicable to the operatic per fonnasee at her Mateety's Theatre. The anthon of this produstios—tbe brothers 13rough—hate written a sew pro. login, introducing the ghost of Shekepeare and a popular @median (represented by Buchan's') end eoaveyieg, in Me kent of a parody upon a scene in Havant," some sarcastic allusions to the Joint production of Messrs. Scribe and Rainy. This prologue was delivered by Mr. Stuart, and wee received with much favour by the audience. It is quite anuesesely to ratios in detail the various peculiarities of the piece or to malaise the performances of the actors. It will be suMdent to say that the cut of characters was diffarni dun that at the Adolph/ Theatre, and that the change was certainly for the better. The principal feature in the piece was the Ariel of Mies P. !foetus, who, it will be recoil, eted, formerly sustained the acme character in Bhakepearee play at Covent garden Taman*. The other pens last night were Virekby M. Pisswilltam, Mr. Buckingham, Messrs ci Mrs stese, Bland, Selby, and others, and each endeavoured teems humorous effect to the burlesque. Backstops's Ca li etes was a rich plies of drollery, and wee the more grotesque Ewa the aboard °surest it presented to Lablache's per:orm aim of the ease part at the Opera-house. The piece was eMeistitely pat spa the stage, and was very favourably re- Mud. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS AND MEDICAL AID.-A sesame lIIIS ban brought into the 1101100 of Commons lay Kr. Newdegato, Mr. Elpoosstr, and Hr . Adder's, to provid e mistiest misuses Mt cases of accidents on railways. The preamble of the bill recites that whereas an actiun is Dcw maintaiaable gymnast a railway company by a surgeon called la by the servant of a railway company to render assistance 'tea monger who has been accidentally injured, it is right and sanedisat that oftentimes the company in ouch CNC anawersble fur the lerfiellS of the utmost called Is. ▪ It this prepay to onset that the servants of railway eseapsales Easy call in rargeoas in cue of accident, the acts el the saresat to lied the railway company with* is /Weal° the medical attendant to the contrary. A railway sompany may MOW)/ expenses from other railway entope shale fault, or from • weenier in fault, and in the ease of a " pauper passenger" the company is to have a legal right to roomier from the overseen of the pariah in which the acci dent happened. The sot, it is proposed, shall be seized at 'my station along the railways. IRELAND. Deauw. Icrns 20 The citizens of Limerick responded to the invita tion of their Mayor, convening a meeting to take some steps in consequence of the present situation of their late ooenty representative, Mr. W. Smith O'Brien. The meeting was held in the City Court house. The Mayor presided on the occasion; and a long communication was read from Mr. Robert O'Brien, embracing extracts from letters received from his brother, describing his exact condition, and confirming the statement mad* in the Hou'e of Com mons the other night by Bir Lucius O'Brien. The follewicg aro a few extracts from this document : Speaking of a letter he wrote le Mr. Meagher, which wee retara.4 wkh a very aneoartecoas reprimand by Dr. Hump toe, Mr. S. Olin's says:—" It Sells how hapless is my let without • friend to sheer me; that I bays bees eight weeks in solitary aoafitientent without having received a visit from the religious instruotor ; that sot even children are now allowed to come near me; my walk is restricted within the narrowest limits by fence and palitaade. It is only a rough path 70 yards long, and a cross walk 20 yards wide. My garden being crammed with potatoes. I hart dude opportunity of working in it, except cutting off the heads ot the thistles as they arrive at • certain maturity, and this occupation gives me a utile occasional exercise. On a rainy day it is exposed. and on a hot day without any shelter ; so test bat for an hour I hoes no pleasure In walking in it." When first I ar rived in this island the sabordicita sfficcr appointed to watch me used to assist in the gement of my tiny household, but Dr. Hempen deprived me of his assistance, and I now perform for enj self all kitchen others, except that of cleating my own show, which are ',Wished for WO once every week. My cell is viaited by an a iLer four times by day and thrice by night. I have bean forbidden to use butter with my bread, and I have not been allowed to purchase coffee or rice. Ido not know a tether on aro aware to what petty annoyances the authorities is Hobart Town have condescended, as illustrated is the case of the eoffee sod rico affair. You know I drink neither wise, spirits, nor beer; so it is no lees to ato ba deprived of these comforts. The water here does not ague with me, and I am given nothing to mix with my water except bad greed tau. A few days after came here I wrote to a geatlentaa Hobert Town a note sent open, through Dr. Hampton, in which I requested him to procure for me a few pounds of coffee and some rube He was re fused permission to make this purchase. Though coffee has since, on the representation of the supirditendent, been nominally allowed as part of my ration, more than seven weeks have elapsed without my having teen able to procure a cup of coffee, though there have been several opportuni ties of forwarding it. Attain, I saw when I landed here a young man I had known is Ireland; he was engaged as a pm-holder servant to the Roman catholic clergyman of the station. When Dr. Hampton visited the humid he discovered that the poor fellow came from my native home, and he was consequently sent off to Hobart Town without the delay of a single day, mach to the inconvenience not only of himself, but to that also of the worthy clergyman in whole service he was employed. To isolate me from every human being whocau feel the smallest interest in my fate, appears to be the grand object of the marritanimone policy which has been adopted towares me. None knows better than Dr. Hampton, Comptroller-General, who has been the minis , tering agent is these proceedings, that in the CYO of 19 meat out of 20, a strict en:orcessient of the rues laid dowa by him under the orders, he says of Sir William Danisoa, would proems the loss of regime or of life. I ma anxious, therefore, as there will be no coroner's inquest, ii I die in Maria Island, that my tr:ends should know with whom rests the merit of having .ocsaioneti my death. Mr. O'Brien mentions that the Bishop of Tan:lnnis had paid him a visit (I think) on the 31st January, he having landed on the island cn the 29,11 October; but does not say that any other person had been allowed to see bits. Another letter aye : Amongst the chief sources which memory supplies Is the recollec•ion of the affection which I experienced at a time when It was most needed and least expected. I have not been deprived of my books, end stn therefore provide in tellectual amusement for each SUCH WV' h ur. I am de barred from all enjoyment of society, but I much prefer absolute solitude to association with persons whoes tastes aro not congenial to mine. Nothing can compensate indeed for the absence of my drat' :amity, and I do not profess to hone for enjoyment during my absence from them. Apin he writes : Seance to say, that for the purpose of coercing me to enter into the engtgementa required by government, air William Denisen. the Governor, aided by Dr. Hampton, the C imp troller-Ger.eral, have 'vowed me to various privations hi therto unprecedented even in this land. These unworthy proceedings ►ave had re other effect than that of confirming my determination. When I declined to give a pledge that I ;would not attempt to escape, I, of carne, emsemu - el to be placed under such surveillance and restraint as noel , : effec tually secure my person ! hat I did not imagine any officials, representing the government of Gre a t B r it a i n , wou ld condescend to employ soch expedients as those which have been used (1 beacve without authority trent home), to vetce my wail, Pr to punish me for noe compliance with the wishts of the government.— / do net wish you, however, to suppose that this treat ment has produced the sentiments of deepondeccy. which it is calculated to engender. I am in excellent healtn, and this eentiniptible system of petty persecution, far from depressing my epirite, has a tendency to evoke whatever for titude belongs to my nature. The latest aecountstates—(9th Feb.)—' I will not cocceal from you that the solitary confinement was b ginning to affect my health very seriously, and I suffered continued pain in my left side about the hewn." On a representation made by the medical officer, • relax vile as to exercises has taken place, and he is allowed to about the island, ao companied by a keeper, which, he says, " has greatly im proved his health and spirits." The only ether indulgence I. has received has been that of a letter from his wife handed to him, endorsed " opened but not read." The following resolution was proposed by Sir R. De Burgh°, and seconded by Mr. J. Hoye : That the harsh and cruel treatment of William Smith O'Brien by the officials of Maria Island has filled us with astonishment, grief, and indignation. That rumours of this treatment, though tor some time generally current, were received by us with incredulity ; but that now, having been shown by authority which cannot be questioned, to be all, and more than all, the most cruel imagination could con • calve, we cannot avoid expressing cur solemn conviction that such a persecution of a prostrate prisoner is not only wholly unsuited to the prssent age, but ungenerous, un;ost, and deeply ungraceful to the British name. Other resolutions similar in tone were unanimously passed, and a memorial to the Queen was adopted, praying for the exercise of the royal prerogative of mercy in favour of Smith O'Brien and the other state prisoners. M USIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The reproduction of the " Prophet.," last evening, was a scene of extraordinary excitement; even greater, indeed, than on the night of its first pet ' formance. The theatre was crowded to the ceiling, and the performance was received with an enthu siasm which went on increasing from the first scene to the last. This arose from the great improvement in the performance in its ensemble as well as in the par ' dealer parts; and from the circumstance that the many representations of last season had em.bled a largo portion of the audience to understand the construction of the work and feel its innumer able beauties. Madame Viardot has returned to no with all her genius and more than her former Oa cal strength. She was full of eucrgy and vigour, 'and exerted a degree of vocal power which we were never before aware that she possessed. Her voice, in some of the great scenes of force and passion, actually rang through the theatre, and was increased an flexibility, mellowness, and volume, as much as in atrongth. If she continue tasing as she did last night it will not again be said (as it often has been) that her physical power are inferior to those of her mind, and that her voice is incapable of giving full expression to the greatness and beauty of her conceptions. Mario, to.), surpassed himself. Ha threw himself into his part with an intense earnest 'seas which seemed absolute inspiration, and appeared to share the enthusiasm which he excited in the audi sec.. The power, moreover, of the choral and orchestra music was increased by the greater facility d rm g o ra ni t t s s fu an l t d o thet c h o e m ea bi r n , a a t n io d nsw bo ere ld z est w o ared f Me cl ye ear rbee lui r d s with which it was executed ; everythi ng was smooth " ha intelligible. The parte of the three anablptists, which were the failure of last year, were now given to Formes, Polonini, and Moralti, who sang their religions chorales in good tune, and with very striking and imposing effect, and the chief of the trio, Zeclki. ries, was invested by Formes with strong dramatic individuality. • Madame Viardot and Mario were called before the certain fear or five times during the course of the piece, as well we at its close, and a share of the triumph was justly awarded to Madame Castellan fee her fine performance of Ba rtha, a part which she had sustained with great éclat daring the last season at Paris. It is evident that the success of the "Prophets" wilt even exceed that of last year, and wo have no doubt that it wiU endow) to be performed with little interruption to the end of the season. • PROPOSED REVIEW IN HYDE-PARC-It la in leaded gat woe after the gltristenins of Nu is 1 - review cm stead seal. shall aka place to Hyde 4 . 2 ' Hoe will b eouposed of the tire battalion. 4. • quartered to the metropolis, the two re Huse's, the l6th Luton from Hounslow s ad . the Royal Harm Artillery from Woolwich. •••• • tfr, I • , /dr4 - I N 44