The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-21 00:00:00

1 • PA icA (rAIW S a 11. ci I 3 Al_ fp rt4s. V -~ Ars. f 77- 3, can - LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1855. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE, DRAMA. I. d U'. dor THE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE. n.ognio, Lois* sibbiril UM. %lam Siolely or Dims* Lim.* Mime asi Moud. Or 94 . wad ll** Imploysoar. Tbe NW is Pen* Pieria' l 7 riallisti s• rureserair Is linel*l. ri afing f I*.petwes. Pferang 114111 LIT MOr loot TONIN* 110 , YAL SWEDISH RAILWAY COMPANY. SOMAS la SUM lls IS sum OM SK * AWARD R Miaow sea "Ili Ur SW al el SI pa Ow Elmo eve. mei sa be DI 0gi510w.1611. 1 41. souseang le Sr plot/ Ifs *bib is IMMIIEVILS tt Ifs al Is net -ea et lAN hi EveitekOssrabor sem JPOIM SADLIM CtSk Orrmitiess. Ntw. ti. jsss 1114 .4" is* i" of il. Mgr Oa% 0014 %.". bil" lei 08 orge 0 'Tat WO" 41 isigo ` y, SU w. ..........%, I WOO a LOVERS et FISIL 100 penis, YAR ETNDOW 'MOW tat DRAW lashoisi. Time MOM DOLIC.II aid m? ARTICI.I el MOD world a di II" ea iesellpt el peeleepe ofteale. cor pod. ill i a m _ ad =lakleet l PO isi olds ilbsolio. fairq. me sweet 111111, /mai& Ospoo, &ea Terue•U• ...Melo tbe liod own 161Attleir=11 no milk Timm& =67;11•11 On .11aresegp. Hero Diselmio Mesh Ira lOW .10. nes es ow we pewee to teed .at year rail= Illotom le towed se • me. se yowl. Thew 1 hog but roempeleDoest esolehetka.—A. J. Pometob •almedoltAteert , 11. how% Rim Ooster 1. AIL" (3,111 AT SALE of MODERATOR LAMPS. tITitOSDUUti itassanak—ras rw b 1 s owed. woo aria sad ow+ weadsoi,ga. dd. Erry ftsgi as lavVilaradmio.regelisoms ysiki-11181 - 11114 Straad (giratl7 —Uses iw bs pea. • }• VMS DIMON WAX CIANDLIII, pr Ib; BAIA opera. la M.; lflopiml IN% k IM.: 11 86 gm. M ad• ; Ms Wm. IMool SAIL; vs sea la 204 point wino ;toed 1a 1 IN IN.; MONK WWI ww art N.; milk M.; Ala tit, la M. sr gam; FrIM/Y. lia n t e ; l ClPS. I UL. Ma. Mi. oda& pm 112L15.; 364; IN trw, N. pot pit; ~mu Wows , la; iddle 15. +IL ; Wry, is. 4a.; rash U.; aiss Is. I. P. DAWNS sol sorra ablasoildied ffies.llS.llt.lbc. ▪ Chirlogaim, lORDINOI3 WATRAPROOFB are the best I Whims kr am; they win 'teed all weaUbere. sad in nab fa ayMen weed re by tad Wham oe I IV any, is an oda et C si Zi l i. s t g ar - s tee boatlaway Ey noire soft WY ame Oa but ow sale Yoe hempl=am es mama Wee. pahabileg to drew t wea. MMus waft &vie. h sex% seeraik WOW seseasn neeee. la = r ise, .eyese V sorpleed. tbana fa hi. asiaoht elah Dee ana.—lemy IWO sorbs& SW d awl. his dam wet et Tempbibar. KUREB.—Tbs PATENT EIBLIP-ADJUST- Imo swum TIM M eating eibalteelle wiled ray eres. reemmumiel the beetle for UM MO lad Mill 04 assmeesageeity et toed vNes les Nape redethte paves.MONO umemmen Women ea taw pat altwitd, mid* do dyilldOs ekes Nadas. la trues missomband wilik drape, er pod bekled.—.ll. ZOO mai Oe.(aisailimed Weems), L• p Ius AiLLOW'S POTATO STRAMBR, a saw Isemites, se elketbabli esetrivee thee atlth It Water. tie Naked impel le the hot ty the meal weloalibe Ohm et bi frilly sre stevell la yr irlth that Ye hem see aloft NW se ed. stethei esa nth Ow Wag sedwitir s= i r . Vase =dam tray wassigia. asap ilisdi adols Ikis IN eidarated ey_ Tsp. dila NON as S = " bli p at aralamed ea alma, plant Mt ling. kis. The atom are 11111.11101 ID V ila frira end prima 'Wis.—JAMB M ead Pomills. 14. Eel 1111111m4treet. Illmeiss-hoes ad NM May is had air at way aamasse ia U lbaiss. CORNS, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE !mu ICITISCTED sad CUE= Is ors aka* egloost = mall= gliggiLL. ss. sevesassem. Win se lf Mom& Tor -. sosdels Ws ag pools of Ito t sla sp dmilos to *skit Was : Poem dr Itlell goospos4 goo of Losios.- - .111 r. lbildsg los olksosoly waist sows owns am o 7 toot orgasms dsMs my psis. C. J. Woes& J. 11,1517." Tarr, b. Id. to is.:-Ilt. isiM4 U. 11111441migt. lELDR JONOH'S LIGHT•BROWN COD VLII OIL . le WAWA la batiks cia/y, impiale4 val Was asap seminal/mak Ism Wools essipois, SWORD, sad Os, 77. Ilissrg. L. aei title may rcarsstaltie drabs' thrsuabast tbs Voisi magisos. Imriaum uswpiele (111 aLL Is. li. Plats (19 aa.L Is. 9a. Quarts (49 cal 114 FMS and DAMP AIR. BARCLAY% AITIIMATIC CANDY Ms tor Nosy yore FIRM as ellastaal tom M elate of the lip oil Thom Mr. ildMi C ei rlar mom am of posgalmi Im Moab 11,6820. ant is is mil Maki, poneve ilmodi gm obisim emp. Ind le fare Moo vie mar are Mikity d Wmai a j aa n. pond asly by SMK:LAT r 110818.111. sod by MO, aggiftemoM V &b. NM maim imam. M ism fis. I sbd r i A.. 1 egg iriMML—Obuerve—Mom am b. soolostMist Ms raw M Ilmok, sibi lime .. so 11, damp aMeM ear boa. TRLESIUMAR.—Os the 29th el Kay, 1856, es bisi dr pawed by the Mb QM al Mown see is ll* Jaw billawbba Ina Beds ib pappiad Jamb Irtsaldla and Was. t eastrahm tam ban taloa y of M. sdadir. Is / to A m al bed assar wide% ed by ads aft dada is A b e. Lama ar. area as Par* see Ile tweed crew of mewl% 'some. Iblemar. do. I. remedy kit Nahiladis. aboaidas at dr by 'Mare. Ms. i..Mwedd. min aim = i t m lbez m ilsrk arghtura rod adaly aradlolas taro al Thai agoilia ban as kmi dismilit =Ma al tie Mak r a art /ardor al Ss , Se. b we mower' rum* tot that dor al lbeedure vbisb. Media Milo bur did teri4to the rerilabb d the prinda aid orarparllls la dr wadi inset torart saidi = WA Pm I, 2, art f 4 oh lOW druid at lair at am& Ed at al modaang ledg nay lb as law debt table Wihma des re traz i erstat. Malt ilt arr. at tr. tsalti l bst aa h. punt =t l. lt . sa...ftt e lC u ir. ligPs :r«..i. are mad. t: to Ohm do.wna.r sad Ob.. U. Ousrermar; Ordetalies Gal. 44010 1: La. Ibibratter, danthrtat ftbaday, (11•111111. lardrialetVlFlll4l Irafibiglira: sad rimen. 101 . 8 . 0 . r• 116 LOZKAUII COPAHINIL, ae BAOCHARATED carstrus.—cordes sad 0.l dlooldso is Not rear bet Om Ow we el a repolio• filkar. sod anise Cir morms someo. tmee mo= 11.11foomos hos soo. apses lorteslo !Mang • Wto•••••log hilsOmpillie li r= b oiNdeo oropertio. 11 1 0Proom los boo 'duped lo• nib we dos • thossoo• MOD la the Poi* sol .00•01 Leila loopi• vio. at. Ode% and liol0&••• • •. mew** am ▪ le".". U• 74. Tura, awl up= art. 0 14.8p0 me Ilow. • RS 086 10. lin • oapy of vllO oil 0•••••••• 111.11NONL) Olosh••• • obi Is Is do Imo of a onslty lYt nogg phew, Choi • •••• is Ant al• derioalwr la moot or Oro* mmiat i 4 L 04 b. Is WI of dr liveliMe. 0. W 1001•11. It midi Moram tal. Imam ; oftl Oft losseimA doodle. QOUND sid WHITZ TITS to ist may Indio. thj jewaliy requi.ita tl • Osman esesibe la Ugh Wm% bet they we pleeliefty spendstall UMW& Ilb r a c k a =etwarawe le een& oi It.ifwitt. mime or as sling sr lito per =OW LANDS' ODONTO Poinnuos anis ea. is eredWelog ell tarter, awl esueellme, owl iwpWW•I • 10 1 114 We whiense is the easseelket swim ghee et b. =deist tem iwiteles the seer lira tied Z assm. Wee Wea lltheir swieh. soili. len tte roweetr -ml____TlJl ft the Wash. Mee li. INIL per We. MOP ..... ... Illee . einlie Ws SS the lebel. sad . A. ROW. SA me 801111. 111. liwerhior ° ea diesewremew MABRY an" 48 al* l ia• MAI tfil *OM awl by Obile rid 'Whiners. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING , LAMM. mped 44.. Nam DAILY a prise Jeeres moto i, *M advents of tr pa ee eammeree sad Mel EMI the Menai wise of ite ....—ts the morevey of In reporlmerd ib• varied eameentlie sad ecomeeriel laterms. fam arid Win sky. railway. est re astary sediss—this piper u =t.OIYEREAPONDENTE AT THE SEAT or WAR. ITS rolutiox NEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As ealeively eery report of WO./ Is the Leeks der le ler. MIN le it by awry (Wayland Mk 's/ Metre THE ONLY DAILY IMMO import. ALL aDrernanturre. hYrelMJ bliPaiset.ad, ding maw by more Dort dory Pettis wed its siassesporades, Wemei hi" 411 " 6 "'" mi.o•l6n •41Ammies. eahiaei kr Itself a dresdar ma wades all trisaie. TIP UN/6M r Irepelerw ammo la dos MM=: or at tie ely ▪ Nalmity be fki t a t=re pew by ~doe MK at meow Ow pdabar v 0 egellsills. foribk s l 4 t room at am spa* seadyrrinly st illa• 114 . li st " wee ' W OVEN kit POIMAIIIIS WOG PILT NEWS LENT TO ILIAD, from 8 sm. ow! pas., at IP. PT seppilid laws imi ti l• tL li aL ia ra& !Mr "Ft se 111. tialtmellpirA .nu slaltele ; Mt. A ltaws Ages; Taaplevasak RtLir NEWS FORWARDED tothis COUNTRY EVENDOO POST. at 1111 a. N. per qr, wisest ur mamma. MADDOX. IA uppsr illaresg lllB " 4 11"1"1.1 111 E... 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Canned, Z Abbi of 1811 0 bud ra l ' ain , al el, of (11:EAITC=41. 11 WILLIAM • Lasko : ; mg ta bsskailin , _ 1 - Li mratarittrad lawn , s. I ii t ix..... ii i 1 tu j itut i ta ll. Iluwil i got irtr.4.,,ii:rtico,. we dome Is bw wimblobit aims me .. . .. i.... ernisrant• Ant l ari ISIS ADO i t iilleW to ilkw who MK owe *Petro= of thw Irsomeot In tamp)' IMAM • Cow work, ....„.. .'T,... 14 rwr at wwdlOrwil, uz toed- ROI= WULLY LONDON paws, said, tai 1/0110L•11 :ZS/lOLA AVIII•011 I/WALLY LUCIRCULATION—ammo&M• of I AA.. • OSSILT FAO! for eadolos SIXTY 00. Aokidlng LATE IT INTSII.IOIIIOI4 Moo TWO 3III PZZADVIIIITISISS.OA Tbroopcsee pp* free, of Imp News Aralkar LLOT So area trots lk•s74 , 1•11• lasess. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 20. The Right Hos. Lord Naas M.P., Lord Derby's Irish Secretary , was entertained at a public banquet last week, in the Town Hall of Coleraine, by a large number of his oonstituents and of the neighbouring gentry. A 'meeting of the friends of Mr. McEvoy, the tenant-richt candidate for Meath, was held on Sun day, at Navas, and very ardent resolutions were adopted on the occasion, but that party are still in the midst of their difficulties. Mr. Brodigan, in spite oi l rumours to the contrary, perseveres in his claims, aed, in an address published this morning, bids as high as say competitor for the support of the Roman estbolise and tenant leaguers. The split among the priests W still as wide as ever, and in such involved divisions, Mr. Meredyth's chance of success is very fair. A meeting will be held in Cork to-morrow of the requisitionists to government in favour of a portion of the Baltic fleet wintering io that harbour. Captain Hall, of her lilejesty's ship Blenheim, hes addressed the following letter to Cap . sin Stuart, R N., of Cork, on the 'object of Sailors' Homes in Ireland : Out( of Finland, Oet. 26, 185 i. Dear Captaia Stnart,—Now that nor toils in the Baltic for the season are drawing to a close, I have time to think of our Sailors' Home friends. Many thanks for your letter and partionlare shoat your Obit to tows t, are Fir.t Lard. I sinwrell hope, sad I think that good will result from It to the Irish Homes. I never Wee a chance, when it ~fan, of pushing them forward. At Glasgow, where a Home is wanted more than any other place I know, we have been very fortusate—one perm) alone, Mr. Being, bas siert the munificent sees of two thousand guineas to tbr furls. At Portsmouth we are now in a most Amman*: rate, monks to his Royal Hi hum P r i c e. Alb@rpt, who I had an ihteririaw with oa the sibject when lest is Husband. When this just war is over, if God spares me, the remainder of ay life shall be devoted to the good cause, for I am rinrinted estop in the right almetion to snake one invslirthle gallon better sad more useful men; for tiny after all, in Mr tams of seal, are the abeauusehor and safeguard of the limited Kingdom. If we neglect them, we neglect newly.. and the welfare of our country. lam glad to um the Hine at Belfast progressing so well, sad proving en awful. We have sot been idle Lae lat.ly, as no doubt pis will have seen is tile papers ; not • err Me isf the stilitsy villsms of Mingo Udd (where th e COm uf the Cossack mete r mimes red) left. I landed and completely destroyed ir, sod the on dated is what I erected over the unturtus ste tnes't fares; and alibi's ell amen to the Homes at Cork and Hue ins town, believe me, yours faithfaily, W. H. H•t.a. We an ordered home, so we hope u is Begts•d *roe. DUBLIN. Teun►T Evsnix.. Informations were sworn this day jut sdsy), at the suit of the Crowo, against the redemptorist la• then, Petal Mini, for having taken pert is. end being present at, the reoeot Bible burning at Kingstown. A police-oonstable, named Ilslpin, hu proved the identity of the iadividusl. Summonses in the case were despatched for service this afternoon, and the cue will come on for beating before the magistrates of the Kingstown Police court as woo as service shall have been effected. SPORTING. BETTINO AT MANCHESTER.—TuroDAY. DIIR9T. 11 to 1 opt ny by Night (t) liOo to 6 .at lingteltorp ,t) 9to 1 wootoorth (t) Po to 3 I.oln ~,U 10 to 1 Morton (II 23 to I It) 11 to 1 Tallow look (1) So to Wren ! A nse,' (t) 16 to 1 Corms , (t) I 30 to 1 1111.00 (t) - WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES AND HURDLE ft AC ES.—TussnAr. Strants Race of I son. web,. ttit 13 willful. tot Nur Yr dot morawis. Pplaaal WW2' 'nights. About tw tar , (4 W) . UMW, Thelema. 4 pi, (2 i.) wt rittt (Kigliti•••.l) 1 Mr. limbo% v4wltawas. I rut, l o s t(21 lupt ( %MAO I Kr. 11•1•13% sow% (Id.) Ot Sib .. (r) atopli) I A 11••••• IWO 41 atorr.. DOM to • Ilaniimpilwerpthtle• of 3 paw. IIL ablllt NO slim. Mr. E. I. Cllides laws grim. Tn. est eh (gond ill) 1 Mr. Wrise•lllomitill, t yrs, Opt Kb (A. Quit) I Mr. Non% 11101111‘. d yr.. 1.4 i 1 lib (I. - , owlett) 3 Yaws Ilkuirsamas of 3 MIK twat. with In *doe.% for tour yr *WM/ Wised% OPkwil selling weight& About two mi... sod •R it. 111 seta) dap Llttires Nsisismi t s yr., (20 1 .) tOst lib W . whit , .' Mr. Bow . W 11033. ape, ( mt.) lOpt Sib ( (i. Yotw 2 APPREHENSION OF AN INCENDIARY NEAR BARNP LEY.—Os Saturday morning Mr. William Osten, fondest 4 the Barasley petty seasinasl district, tpprebended • mss named Joseph March, who resided inn cottage sear to Mr. If attenley, whose farm produce, to the mutat of 1,001 , was 4:assumed on the 10li ult., on charge A' seftieg Sc. to the above property. The prisms, is a dealer Is salt, sad has resided in the cone(/' as under t to Mr. list. bereky 18 mouths. Dario, %bat period ea ill feeling on the part of the grinner lam bees shown arises Mr. Hattersley, end the priaoser and a brother residing with hi. have be. creme terrors to the locality by their condest and threaten. MThe prisoner. who is abset 40 years of axe, bus I Wee manacled mitt' Thursday, by T. Taylor, BA., ne the sew charge, whoa, we are isformsd, the evident, against him will be seek as to leave set the trot doubt of hie 2 silt. Ife has admitted to certain parties that he committed the offsets, bet those parties have kept the kaewl.dge to them solace, Wong\ feu of his threats. Their fen,. sew to be oveirmute by the reward of SO/. r &red by Mr. Hettersley sad the goverment.—MeescheaMr Es miner. LINGERING Sursarrrnox.—The ollowing is • deplorable oreraple of the pre of f ignkraisne and euperstitien I. this busted up of eduestioa and ili.eere meet : —Da the mralpari-b of W—, there reside* a f•rener who =Skewer& cows, and his good wife hid been very eseceesful in the cheese she bad hitherto made, hat. from NNW ransom& seam, some few weeks pest. for general days Ithee curds would set 'mite, bet when taken eat of the vets Hillier the customary pressing tell lens small pious; this fiIfeSMIMIDOO not only vetted the fair ober, water, het else raised Is her mind fearful snore! nsions that Menteee sows wen overlooked " The neigh Ivor. baring INNS .salted epos this kaetty point, atom to the same 111111111Millasethe sistreer, and atter much ecn.ultstiso, It Meallessod advisable that " Th• cooping 11/61M11.1 " (WIN Miles is the minion, parish of K—), should he eon. sttpi The seaveyease was ordered to he forthwith in I molleers to *noway Kr. sad MO. •-•• to the onnvelrer of 111111.1111“ L The alien el the visit was sees re•saled, sad Ina sepoleted emend 61 paid. The cause of tto disaster watessesittnets& to the disosrdiec of en old char. moomm. ha ems gmbsesdrort; bat it was stated if ~he wire risigoosi Is Mgr itamer sesepatirs the doves mould be ea R as/ se treneL This advise wee fearmard, and the sin the wars was 'opposed to be removed by the old westos, sod to skews mak* teem on as favourable es evag.—Tisesion Okrarier. IIIPOETANI 10 RATIWAYIRL—By racial/A in due sew Lewd illeaeoeuseet As m all books hest by the sew homed. sod "IMAM are to be epee to the inspect/cm fot nil estipaters sod edit,. wit/reed siterge, sad estracte way he lakes. As, referai sa the part of an •Morie to nosier his !phis to ins .1101. es rsgowiery envision. ~ j li W ie i METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT ACE. PARISH OP HAMMERSMITH. The Mewls. were elicited neurons: Mums. W. Wells, B. B. Pope (oversee* J. Crookee (Bark men). W. Su pees, G. Aztat (nerseer), Sir J. Paihipart, MOON. J. Chelan*, W. Fitehew. L. T. Robins, T. K. Sala, C. Riahardoes, S. Osumi, J. Monday, W. F. Ainsworth, T. A. Jean, T. W. Aldridge, W. B. Salter, R. Perri. G. Brows, S. Wiliam', J. Tillyard, W. J. Whits, W. S . Chapman, J. Mat. Antares: Mown. P. Broad, J. Deems, T. B. Cnener, G. B. Cook, H. Baker. BATTILISIL. Vestrymen :—George lader,lll4l., St. Jelin', bill; James Noble, B q., Lombard mad Mama Paiaa,Esq (Joliette* Surrey lane reed; Mr. Fields, Battersea rise; Willis Hewer, Bog., St. Joke's kill; Mr Henry, era.. Park read ; Mr. James Grills, Battersea square t Ilr. Lam bert Pospart, Battens* Sado; Mr. Jamb Hart. Bridge mod west; Mr. Wm. &Mem Chunk road; W. Woods. Sridgereed West ; B J. Graham, Req., !Mumma Golds: W. O. Baker. Rag , Tke Cedars, Battersea; Mr. O. 8e... York road ; Mr. esmeel Smith, Battersea square • Mr. Robert Smeling, Battersea nears ; Mr. William P•Maism. York mad ; Mr. 8. Beerett.lJiae ilme ; Mr. Samuel Smith, New road, Battersea Gelds ;J.A. F. Ratmillib Bridge road wen, Mr. William Curtis, Battersea Rids; Mr. Frederick Seller. Nino Rime ; Mr. Francis P SA. JAWs bill; Mr. Robert Spencer, Slurry laze tea/ Magma : (Norge Flask, RA., Brialy mad west ; More beo, C heer reed ; Jobs Broad, Reg St. ham% r iMr. Renia is ar na ne, Mtn Rim ; Mr. Laois Varig (81Materisr), ST. PAUL, SHADWELL. Vestrymen —Keens. Jebel OmniPage'', James Hem, Henry Pitt, Lewis Lines. Robert Seemel Seiressi Norris Jolla Amber, William KoSiasee, Jobs Sanas, George Matthews, Lewis Coosa, WiUlaa Decrial, &brava Edroaad Child, Joseph Wood, Rpm Levy, Joseph Chip shin, Samuel Lepoial, Thomas Hewetassa. Menton Saansi. &meat. William Roan White, Robert Feather, Thomas Hopkisses, sad George Hacks. HAMLET OF MILE END OLD TOWN. The foliewiag ore the yeeerymea elected for Ibis submit' , bombe : No. 1, 01 NORTE! WARD —111141.11. T. T. Bailey, H. Hellos, J. Bird, J. Clsoniegtoe, 0. Dames. D. Frauds, J. Giles, F. T. Gold, J. Hoffoway, H. T. Leotherdale, C. bloody. J. Pollee, Rey. T. J. aline% C. Talmedy, sad 0. W. Taylor. Mr. .1. Haigh, auditor. No. 2, or EAST WARD.—Masan. B. Bastes, B. Bdingsr, C. Freneis, T. Oardelir, C. Hers% B. J. Johes - io, H. Mills, J. Hymen% A. Sine", T. 13merdoe, jun., W. B. Elbow, and 1. Soon'. Auditor: Roe. E. P. Bleck. No 3. os West WARD.—lleum. T. Beddelry, T. Con boa, W. Calton, J. Chipohase, T. Cooper, O. Dixn, H. Hasishium, T. R. Hut, W. Nowlin', J. Norris, H. Pr em, C. Rome, A. Rymer, J. Soigne*, G. Bandersou, T. Smith, J. Noires, and C. Tallmur. Auditor : Hr. T. Jolly. No 4, OK CIINTRI WARD —lvan. J. Allaeyee, J. Cott, W. Crow, V. Hammy, H. Hollingsworth, E. Hirtoe, J. Koight, G. Lettedy, R. Loses, le Netball% W. Newton, T. Pbilpot, J. Pollard, B. Bargetaat, T. Sin gle, J. Sykee, D. Tudloo, J. Wollon, 0. Williams, and H. Wright. Auditor: Mr. J. Brooks. No. 5, OR SOUTK WARD.—Mosers. &Butter. Dr. lBea• tham, C. Hasson, W. J. Crimp, J. Farrar, T. H. Hart, A James, W. Lamproll, W. Lindsey, J. Lyon, T. bllo•,re, T Newton, T. Newton', R. &udder% J. Slapein, B. Simeon% Rev. W. Valentine, cad W. Vesper.' Auditor : Mr. W. Self. LIBERTY OF BAFFEON-H I LL._ ATTON. GARDEN, AND ELY iiiNTS. Yesterday the loUewieg gentlemen were elected Ten/y -eses for this liberty : Nemec J. C. Trotter, Charles street ; W. Hill, Hatton wiU ; W. Terser, Oteat Saffron bill; J. Draper, Hatton garden; W. ()models, Great Saffron bill ; T. Pollock, Hattori garden ; P. B -hoe, Hatton garden ; J. Norton, Hatton wail; J. Smith, Great Saffron hill; C. Hanelio, Hatton garden ; G. W. Harnpleby, Ifulbora bill; Southe*, Ely place; G Garland, Great B..ffros big; W Ledger, Holborn bill; W. H. Camel', Holborn bill ;W. D set nport, Ely plaos ; Seal Jceephs, Hatton garden ; W. Hatton garden. The following were elected auditors: Masers. P. Terry, Hatton garden ;H. Cbristie, Hamm gardea ; G. J. Horn. Hatton garden; W. 'Almon, Haltom garde. ; D. Forges, Hatton garden. LIBERTY OF GLASSHOUSE YARD, MIDDLESEX. I eetrames —Messrs. H. Base rrialiter, W. 8. Savory, W. C. F. Webber, Jobs Sewell, W. Bogen, Geo. Wake. Joe. ilsekson, Jebn Mann, U. Tilley, 8. H. GriMtb, J. W. Feb.o Jame* Tolman. H. Barber, C. C. Williams, J. Time Were, T. H. Whitehea eu d, Thus. Lloyd, and Jobe Clarke. not below • Meient number of perms, qualiSed in the dimriet for the somber or vestrymen sod auditors required by the act, one auditor ably man elected—Mr. Orsrp Mills. - - THE MATFBN MURDER.-COMMITTAL OF THE PRISON ERS. NEWCASTLE.UPON•TYNE, Nov. 20. The adjourned inquest on the body of Dorothy Berwieke, the old weans who was barbarously =unfurl at Waterloo, mar Matfett, Northemberlsad, on the 2lst alt , was broupht to a close yesterday, when the prisoners, James Conroy, Michael Allan, alias Aadersoo, and Jobe Simm, c. gather with Calm's wife, and three other woman, the enthused sisten of Michael Anderson, were fully committed for trial at the seises. It appears from the evidence that all these penes. were together at West Hanle, a village ale or seven miles from the some of the murder, on the previous sight, and that they occupied a barn in that village. After the minder was discovered suspicion fell upon them m the perpetrators, sad a diligent *much was instituted. A haul stick, with a hemmer head attached, and a stick of mountain ash, were found in the house of deceased. They were newly cut ; and the male prisonere, who are beam makers, end go about with Salto, having been seen cutting sticks from some trees in a neighbouring wcod, the sticks so found in the house of deceased were compared with the trees from which settings had bees made, sad wars found to correspond. Conrov's residence was at Waterloo, and the door of his neighbour's house was found tied with a rope on the morn• isg whee the murder must have been committed, evidently to p his leaving the house, .ad obtaining a knowledge of the horrid deed that was being cola. silted. Oa searching the bus at Welt Hanle, where the prisosero were supposed to have slept, a halter wee discovered, which was Ant claimed by " Tibby " (Aadersos's mother), but Cosroy'e wife insisted it was nets, end thee Tibby *nehmen said hers was left at CO.- roy's house ; bet in searchine the house no halter could be found, which itideeed the suspicion that the wises, halter was so other than the rope used for tying the the neighbours lour. A leatherstrap had been used by murderers for esefisieg the arms of the deemed while they strangled her. • few dips before the murder. Michael Anderson was sees M buten hie stocking with a Nether strap similar to that Mad ea the arms of deceased ; and what the giriemMla I were take., so leather strap weld he toned epee say of them. A.otber suspicious circumstance wee the liallog of thesis silver spouse belonging to the deceased, marked W. B." They were found is • field edjoishqv the rood leadieg from Waterloo to Maths. thee days before this discovery, sad titer the murder the Binh pet. tenets were weir s g seder the hedge side, Pen towhees the opuses afterwards bond. On the 21d instant Joseph bloady. the station muter at the Cramlington statics on the North Blown Railway, happened to be at a mabliahosee seer the 'dodos, where be met with Tibby Anderson sad another of the females who were sot then in custody. The old woman made • wet estraordieary state. meat reepecting the murder, the object of which was to es- eulogies the men in custody. and fit it upon some other person. het showing at the mate time that she one intl. stately acquainted with all the eirourastaaces. This woman, it appear., when the party was at West Harle, borrowed a candle and lone lucifer matches from one Patrick o'cosicium. The body of the deceased was disfigured with droppings of candle ream, and matches, which appeared to have been lighted, were found on the door of the parlour, the wash-how, sin the milk-hruse of do• ceased. The primers, supposing them intone hue guilty el the metier, most have sows from West Hula daring the tight. and retersed thither. It bee not been atcataised whether the prisesen slept is the barn. ASSOCIATED REGISTKARS'COMMITTEL—Tao super iateadest registrars and reitist•sre et births, deaths, and marriages, considering it desirable that, as a body, they should has an organised rapreserstetios, !mkt a stating a Oat time ego at the Freemasons Tavern, at which it was rewind that a committee should be appointed under the above title to watch oar the tolerate of the moistens generally, and especially is respect to say legislative easements effeetiss them la their distal espasity. The enmities is their proepares, whale they have emd-osesed to tee registrar, %video their erroperadea, desire it to ba clearly understood that they have no rearms, nor say wish, to araplale of the duties Imposed upon them by the Regional General leader the Registatioe Aet, bet they armada that the cap acquired by the lettielous Mae the paste, the Compalsory Vaseatalem Aet folly marmots that seen eadetevour eboeff be made to Feud them feta the effects of acts of parliament reataloisig dames meet Mardi la be eanied est, and at the sem, time per dayaydequae lac the data, imperil. This, are of *platers, easnat be Mee efileiatity without the swag estrperatlea et ere gamma body of registrar& TM . °gots of the emomittee are at 9, Ciame-etreet, Bedford serum COURT OF ALDERMEN• Yesterday a °Dart (the fleet during the present mayomity) we held. for the darted" of nubile heist. TM LORD season, on taking the Asir, mid—nestle- men, i• Lids, my seat i• this mere for the tint time slue lay annulus to my sew ease, allow me le my that I highly appreciate the hoses, whisk has be.. dose me is placing sae here. Daring my year of tam I obeli at all times be most happy to gain sad to remise year saleable misuses in the dkaharym of the various duties aesseeted therewith; and I shall do the beat in my power to uphold the honour, dignity, sad privileges of the mart. (Beer, bear.) TOT' OP TAMIL TO TIM LAT, LORD MAYOR. Alderman Wilson said he rose for the purpose of doing that whit* he was free to admit wee a cultele, but as such he saw so roues why it should be deviated from is the must ease. He had great plusses is Review, " That no *asks of this sent be pressated to Sir Fusses Graham Moms, Bart., late Lord Mayor of this City, teethe prompti tude with which he convened this wart, sad for the courtesy and ability with which he presided over its deli. beratioss ; for the impartial sad besonlost diesoharop of Isis duties Si a magistrate ; for the attentioe gives sad the 1111111110•10, manifested by him to the various "Wide* of this great metropolis for the graceful hospitality with which ha 'eternised the distiagnisliod firsigairn sad other illustrious guests at the 111S11100.160,011; foe thedignity and propriety with which he upheld the bower of hfa high office cm the coma km of the visit to this City of bee faithfulsad wages' Mead sad slit tbo NAP the Presets, secompaaled by Mx Mejesty the sad fa his rural desire to upheld the blob ..ges of his Also, sad to 'spurt the rights of his -thowoitisens. Noe eau this wart fail to conputalato him epos the distiogsbeed favour unkormi upon him by lee most inclose Majesty. This wart bops tbst his life mew be spit lee many es" enjoy subleanigromilbaSila his rot meat from the eke of Lard lays Ile mreiees M his fellow Anus may be isueasof lee Itlebiler" Sir C. MAssaail, mid it wee wish gnat eerily AU he seemided the peuiposidea of his Mud Calmed (Al His hid linen lib" Ma Lord Myer tor 4 3:1 number of youth sad believed Ma to be possessed of • feting of possible Modems Swale his fellowoitiress. Under these eireamstaame be (elsO. Marsha) hoped there would ho no opposidea to the peopsoltrna. The RICORDIR having put dm fralndellis Alders.. CoPtLiaiD odd lbw eft in Yeses an ezmosth ingly sogrodoss teak for a masks of the smart to maks any ousesent upon the used nee of *sate ltenemd to be gives to • grades= who bed put pawed the chair, bet with him it had bus • custom through life noels , sad plainly to deal with matters knight before bite. He bad made up his mind to all his beethees that he could she assent to the motion, sad thereinto ' kaowing how ampler moat a task it was to discuss the ustiness of a vote of thanks like the prisms seredirn, and fa order to got rid of &painful disension, he asked the court to seed the matter to a com mittee, who might peepers sad bring up inch • vets of thasks u they thought neensely. He therefore moved, as a amemissest, "That tbe referred to the General Pot poss! Committee to prepare a vote of thanks to the late Meyer." Len d (Hear, hear.) Aldleeman Wit.son—lt is an sensual course. Should re. "see Ries some one for the adoption of such aeons miciermaa COPSLAND—Yes, I will, if accessary. Alderman YARENNOTIIND, said he intended to second the saMadmest of his thud Alderman Copelsed, in order that M MONS should he stated as to why the motion should ant be .grad to; and if the differeat portions of the proposed veld wore to be discussed, some weeds would doubtless amps the lips of members which had better be spend, and risme observations might be made which it would ho far Mere to the dignity of the wart should not ho attend. Outer these eireemstances, it was better that every word Is the vote which could do the late Lord Mayor honour, and show the respect of the court for him, should be used and fellegfed; but he (Alderman Farehrother) could not agree to M Modes as it nes stood. His Mead had asked for a committee, in order that the most ample justice might be dose to the late Lord Mayor, sod upon that ground slue he (Alderman Forebtother) seconded the uneadment. • Alderman SIDNIT said to was takes quite by surprise at (hi coarse adopted by his two seder brotbns. and he thought the court would also *sprees their unripe at two seatlesses having interposed their veto to a custom mid* bad bees almost if slot entirely universal Immoder maturie, end that they should attempt, without a Aegis weed of "'planation, to re fee the usual vote of thorns Ma sommitteo to prepare. He had listened attentively, and thumbs that every mamba of the emit mat have been at as entire loss to conceive any possible objectio• to the eslo "ken ecntaiaed in the vote of thanks, to one lots of which neither the mover aor seconder had taken the slightest ex. eipelon. (Hear, hear.) Ho did sot know why the mover sad elersder of the amendment wanted the matter referred 0" • committee, bat as the late Lord Mayor bad filled a public positios it was duo to him that he should have a public vote of thinks. Referring it to • committee, to di° ems in private points *fleeting a usen's public charterer, was • COW'S to which he (Alderman Sidney) was entirely end. W Alders*" Wilts said be was utterly and entirely takes by surprise, and had never known, Sine' be had been a member of the wort, such • course as that suggested by the mover and seconder of the amendment. What was there to justify such • proceeding ? If hie friend Alderman Cope. Dud said that be was restrained by twangs of deliesey Mee he knew there was ennethisg is the vote of thanks dish the court ought set to sgresi to, the peeper and mealy emu to be adopted was not to send a mans character to he diecuseed in a secret committed, but to state openly end fairly the objections to the vote. Be (Aldermen Wirt), thereto,., protested against referring it to a committee to prepare a rote of thanks, that Wing a secret tribunal, which is its tura would and i t back to that court, when the sub jest would Spain undergo discussion. (Hear, hear.) Alderman WILSON. in reply, mid the nano why Alder oen Copeland and Ferebrother wished the subject referred • committee was, Venues t 'was sot a single para. graph in On proposed vote of thinks to whit* they costa take exception. The RICORDIM pat the amendment, which was lost by a majority of I, there Wag 6 in favour of and I against it. On the origia .1 position bring pat, Alderman COT/LAND said he bed hoped he should have bees spared from making any further observations, but, as he bad been asked by Aldsrollll Sidney his miens for the course he had taken, be would smudge them. (Hear, hear ) After the vaporised of twisty-fire years be (Alderman I Copeland) would venture to say that be had never knows say other Lord Mayor do that whisk the lets Lord Mayor bad done. lie had seen him attempt to appoint a keens Wsrss in the chair daring the disconsion of a matter of the greatest importune, sad sothing but the firm pensions of Alderman Farebrother had prevented the late Lord Meyer from leaving no chair. (Hear, hear.) If lilies or some peculiar circumstance had arises which assimilated the appointment of • boom means he (Alderman Copeland) should not have bed a word to say h , end be detisi the law officers of the corporation to mars the tunas of the court and se* whether such a circum stance as that bad ever before arises. If it had, he would be most happy and willies to offer a most ample apology for the statement he had made. Whoa the proposed vote of thank alluded to the late Lord Mayor's sniveled sties. ties to the duties of his aloe, it was motoring, as that the son shone at noonday, that the grist commercial interests of the °ossify, whoa they required the seal to important docume•te, wen unable to *bun it becalm the Lord Mayor was absent from his duty. (Hear, bear.) He bad never Innen • chief magistrate of London dudes his year of °Sloe less among his biotin's thou the late sae, and would as body deny that that gostlems• had had a copy of the bill fee the Reform of the Corporedos in his pomades, althouph he bad not bad the courtesy to roomeeas ideate it to other members of the court? (Hear, hear.) If a committee were appointed, he (Alderman Co would be able to give ;iodine proof of do estemeattr4 made, and he would foe the must move as as amisderniet the previous cpsesties. Alderman F zzzzz moss, after saying that hit did soe offer the slightest oppositions to • vote of thanks to no late Lord Mayor so lug as it use nit/reed I. • commilisit to peepers the vete, emended by seeoadiug the ameadossaf. Alderman Wilson said he understood that on the tow sion of the appoisilaest of a locum tenons, no UM Lod Minor had an important engagement to keep elsewhove. • Alderman Co AAAAA D—Tb• ugagement was going to patty up the river. (Hoer, hear, and laughter ) The amendment woe put sad lest, then Mug 7 in ISMS of and S iodise it. The coigisel nation was thou put.and carried. Alderman W LSO? moved—" T t • cosy of the veto eff nuke be written on villas, signed by tte town clerk gaff presented totbe late Lord Mayor." Sir C. MAUSLLI. saeoaded the motion, width Nee carried. Sir It. W. CARDZW-4 hope it will be knows to the world that the mobs has been earr!ei by • majority of one. (Hear, hear.) OPTION Or 001ISIN01 01 NIWOLTIL The &snot the court wire r:Used duds" a very emorider. able portion of the day whilst the subject of the appointment of a sew governor of Monate. by noun of tise respigsittioe of Mr. Cope, was seder diseossies. Oa the readmissios of Otto pablis. Mr. Weathiolead wee ensaimusly sleeted 'oversee of that gaol. The court adjeuraed. g ni f Pri.4-1 TRE AtteiltA 111A1u.—Lintroot..TI1INDAT. —The White Star Rs 7 Si ship enmid, laspt. Weird Dem, sails& this aftesies• Ise Mlbstmw. with the weal a& mils On the Aso *bests 230 pasesagess, e swirl whoa. Mao iNsilimmee GIB 66101. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The Exmouth arrived at Plymouth on Monday maim, having Wi YW on the 13th. Admiral Sey mour, whe visited the dockyard yesterday monies, ia sppereatly la pod heath. The Arabia transport has embarked the Chealdre ender the eccontand of Lieut.-Colonel Davenport, sad is u pend to sail tailey fee Yiapteern. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 20. Th. *ow screw frigate Shannon, 61 guns, is to be launched is this dockyard ou Saturday wet, at 11 o'clock. Sie will b. the largest frigate is tea world, upwards of 2,600 tau bards. The eta. transport Orinoco arrived at SKtiesd to-day, from Malta, whither abe bad takes troops frm this port. Kis Map kegs so invalids, bat has ea board Lieutenant Milieste. LEL, undo primer is the disgraceful attack as dam MK ef Ks Cloweek, at Haase. Amp meseamitsl total of tie qualitias it Mr. T. C.Clark• ass% (ef Ifsb.straet. Kimble) pit seek life boat was node dim amnia' is the dWipard. She is eanatracted of altmetwailagese of skeet cork, canvas, sad this weed,ad heredbyaaeciw estaitaseee, whisk give elasticity, with grazier atresgti,_ties salutary wood. Simms launeked from Umi dockyard INK late Ks Darien, having as board the [seesaw sad bar Kern, tasteless's fees the slaps is *he pert. Tbs balgitt of the wall from Sli• water was to. feet 1718".1.1. sod bang Plunged beat tie edge of the wall wittiest earlbing to aside keret lipp bet upright, fee ward Me we safely, sea Meilft banal, fres her Wryest qualities, lad sot bablesegirer sash water Sio less tbea capasad, bat regained km proper }Wawa; and is two or three sear *lab of placing her as ice been mar, appeared te penale. se putt ma snout of bemoan ea to wider bespetilj : e r "P M. sib's. There wan oleo a Raabe! of cos Kaplayed for Meads( her of water in the stoat of eillping a sea. By takiag ponies. of bee to Kew a raft was famed eapable traoyiag up 10 to 15 prow. Altegatime, is Gene of maurisoy, this boat sad liar Stange was revesiestea is be able us rapport 200 patens, Omagh only 17 hot mad 7 feet IS Isaias boas. The *minimums won bialy in terceder. The Arrogiest, 46, mow stunt Alp, Catguts Talwalea, dame late hasbear to-day to stake good tie damage le bar abaft. st down tie The old 42-gas Mists Thalia hat bees tense harbour, to be commuted, it is reported, into • floatiop .. 1 .••• 1 for the Raman embolic HUMS of the Baltic ant. WOOLWICH. Nov. 20. Anothat body of volunteers arrived at Woolwich oa Monday from the militia. They were to the number of 62, all voluntien from the Lancashire militia artillery at North fort, Liverpool, for the Royal Regimes% of Artillery, sod appeared to be a flee set of young men, well adapted to the Artillery Wrfifles DUBLIN, Nov. 20. Thor steam transport Niagara, Captain Shannon, arrived in Cork on Sunday, hairier on board 19 clan, 621 men, 49 wows, 68 children, and 6 hoists belonging to the Royal Smith Lincoln Militia, of whisk Colonel Sibthers, M.P., is the oolosel.in.thief. The Ulan consist of Captain MOOTS (in earawand), wife, and family; Captain Parker, Captain Robertson, Captain S. Breneatord, Captain J. Beesley, Lientiesem Pitatimons, C. Tamed and wife, A. O. Take, J. M. Wdlisme, W. A. Beldam, and M. 8. Bass, assigns B D. Johams, R. Yendd, J. Wbitabad, and P. W. Winston Captain-Adj &taut C. Norris, Surgeon Perselay sad three °Wide's, Amiss's% Bsegeon W. Dymock sad wife, gannlttinlitif 3. Gammon, wife, and Am Andrea. THE MONET= MORTAR.—WS hay, every rata to believe that the difficulties importuned in foostructieg mooster gun er stetter are likely to be overcome through the genius sad skill of our scientific countryman, Mr. Rolm Mallet. The attempt to weld together leagitudinel bars, ao as to form a cylinder, failed in the hands of sae of the ablest English engineers, from the circumetasos that the leer gentinsed high temperatun maintained daring the proem of welding produced a tendency to erystalliastioto= therefore, was destructive of that fibrous structure to the streogth of iron for artillery purposes. In Mr. Mast% mortar the cylinder is formed by a series of fiat rings, Spiel on one another by flanges, and clamped together by strong extents! bolts. The farce exerted by the explosive gm Is chiefly lateral, and not loasitadiaal; that Is, it has a ter dewy 1 bunt the cylinder in a direction at tight angles to its sale , and only a smell fore. comparatively to Deposals these rings is a direction parallel to the axis. We under stand that ene of these mortars has been completed it Mill- wall, and the shell already cast. The dimensions are start ling. Instead of the 12. inch shell (the largest hitherto) weighing about 200 lb., and carrying thirty pounds of powder inside, we are to have a shell of 36-inehes diameter, weigh ing about 2,4001 b., and charged with half a ton of gun powder. The range will be about half is far main tea that of the 13-inch mortar. Hewn • dozen inch shells would have left fiebastepol in ruins—Dublin Daily Express. "DRUMMING OUT THREE OFFICERa."—Throe .fficare of the Red Regiment ot Light Infantry of the Oermaa Legion deserted, and were subsequently apprehended while end ring to make their escape from this country—two of them inteadisg to start for Amorists, and the other for Rotterdam. A charge of embezzlement was also laid against one of the delinquents—tbe sum of 601 , which bad been entrusted to him for the purpose of paying the men, was applied to his own use. The names of the °Olean wets Lieutenant Matzo!, Ensign eon Woyos, and Ensign von Proadzioski, and shortly after their apprehension they were recionveyed to Shorncliffe, where a court-menial was held yesterday week, and they were sentenced to be degraded and dismissed the melee. The troops were Immediately pareded, end alter being formed into a hollow square, the " Odom" were brought cut under guard and piec ed la the maw. They were then addressed by Osmond Stattrobada, who pointed out to them is strong terms the dispose they had brought upon themselves and their comrades. The mod forms of degradation, the tearing up of the emulsifies., &C., were Una goae throngb, sad the prisoners were marched off the ground. Only one of them bad retained his sword, which was broken in due form — South &aim Oa:WM. ttins MANUFACTURE IN TAR UNITED STATER-- The new rifle length manatatitured at the United Motes armories has th of its barrel reduced from 42 to 40 indica, the exterior refused, and the calibre from o.lll* 0.68 of an inch. The barrel be. three decreasing greens. with a point at roar sight brazed on, graduated foam goo to one thousand yards The weight of the new era is ago quarter of a pouted lighter than the old model. The kok is changed to a front action swivel lock, with the Maimed attachment, which will contain sixty primers. The bell le an elongated, hollow, pointed, ball, weighing 497 grams which is stint sixty grains heavier than the present mad ball. The new model rifle requires but sixty grains of powder, which is fifty grains less than the preens service charge of the smooth-bore musket.— Watisitvron /Mai. gown AMENITIES OP Was.—The Journal de Cbieeksati soots publishes a letter of the 14th, In which we reed : " The Prelatic troops are opposite the Russians along the whole lino of the Tanner'. A few days eines the French soldiers, who are always inosnious In Boding MIMI of pass. leg away the time, put themselves, along tits lice of the advanced posts, is direst communisation with the Rossiae soldiers placed opposite to them. The plan which they adopted was this: they hoisted on the own of their bayonets some small white handkerchief did easian soldiers, net to be wanting in pantos's, W e i mine, thus showing that they were disposed for a coefesenee. The French sol diers then showed their breed and webs, and the Maidens their gourds of breed', and then with etteason accord they advanced towards sash other without emu, end took their coffee sad brandy togeth er. It imposes that this kind of reereetion went an for some days without the knowledge of the French and Utopian officers. The *MOM Battery at times mot some shot mobil tbese}ovielsentkmes, but that di4 sot preeeet the mostises free Sidir place. • few days 16•110 the General lir informed of the Sestosed,tbe most rigeroee orders IMO issued to pot • Mop to seek proceed. lags. The captain, who °Debt at Ana to have prevented them, has hoes paeislied. The weather is bieatiial; net a dropof taut has fall's fur the last silt weeks." B UR GLARY AT GREAT BARDYIRLD.-00 Saturday ' werning, about one o'clock. the dwelling of Mr. Flesekish Saab, of Besslyn Bosse, between Great and Little Bard. field, was bribes tato by three we., who appear to have entered by one of the sash windows below. They took frees the hitches • doeblrbarrelled gun which was loaded, and also • single gum ; with these and ibledgeoa they ani mated themselves is 111 r. and Mrs. Smith's habeas, where, notating the loaded gun, they declared that nosey they wasted sad mosey they would have. They than raw aked the holm, sad took away s quality of piste. ellver watch, the dosble•barrelled Run, 1.061. notes of the &fires Weld's Bask, sad about 301. is gold, sliver, sad eopeer. Before emitting the premiums the visitei the who* kaiak which they broke epos with a plough ccoalter, afterward. food Mine. sad them thumped. leaving the efitelielese, rolled gas ia the osier premises. ARS? their departure they deed the sus off, which was distiaelly Math—Bum awski. [AdvieliNionit}—M MI6 M 1011 1 .• ZGYANUINI mei% Pe. 4. tatenhadruit. nod Orykli Pak" ereesiMee the ot mellows Milett mouholuis. is Weelt.l M eset. 11 ,410 . 9 . VAN d ee tame wields kr gesemilium. A 4spertimit ter Mee. Itioutletaree esi UM* Callere. Own. Mom% leg mem arsimPal:ran plus dimmed at --e-- HAYMARKET. The Provoked Hernia was revive& int night. This celebrated nasty nee enjoyed as Intruded pra irie', sad kept posmeroll of the stop for s pester lesgth of time, we Wien, than any play written ariaranst is W days el Shohipeare. By.. dews to a pitied vitals oar owe memory it outrun to be • stock pins, sad its per. Musses wee • meteor of routine at every theatre. From the " oldest time " of Wilke and Mn. Oldflold ,bra to the enders days whisk we ma yet remember—tat days el Kimble, Yeesig, Raisin, Mr. Devises, sad Fess, Kimble—every aster and estrus beingrag to thb hawk eowdetie essayed their powers is Lord sad Lady Townley, pelts is which many brilliaat triumphs were achieved. Is later times The Provoked Reaseissi has gra dually got est of date and oat of fuhioa. It has become deed to the rage, and so attempts to revive it Dave proved sesserfol. This is set because it is • bad play ; far from it. It is user the best plays of its class, and Cieber's share of it is the most pears windy that ever rowed from his pee. The plot is simple, the isseidents are Brunt, sod the dia lers' sparkles with wit and satire. Vanbergh, in his pram, is still mere successful. Then is nothing os our my tan of nth comic humour than the family of the Wseerkesa in all its branches; the geadminaree stolid eassen spire; hie spouse, sourly are, the fashiesable feats or Pe tuna ; the unlieked rib, his son ; and the pert heYdee4lie daughter. liven is misty , revue, Jobs Moody, hes enralsits skein. Bat h the mistorrans is, that eke she raster of this play have bee their point. They being to • etas.( society aid manner whisk has posed away. They ace plerares of which the originals an lost—they ere no =natation of the life which we an around us. The Ned mamas, sad language of the ladies mid pur ees ma the rage, en as straw to us as their Mind eats, perukes, hoops, and stomachers. TM lively sail -talk sad sourly gall try of their rity felt la ow to be stiff, Maud, sad tedious; and a Sae pa tine* arrayed he • cent nit of Cates Anne's time loots like a models fermaa. Our forefathers looked on the Me pathless and ladies they saw on the stags with other nee. Mn. Wield or Miss Funs, Mr. Wilk. or Mr. Garrick, append in the theatre as they would have appeared is the drawls/40os ; sad the illusion of the scene, which to some extent is nessesary to the enjoyment of • play, was preserved. Now- s-daye, is the performance of these old comedies, it is lost. This evil isl es felt in characters belonging to what is called low comedy. Though the wintry equine of a han dled ysua ago have passed away as completely as the l ine gentlemen sad ladies, yet characters of broad humour may retain their vitality. This is the can with all the mem ber Oohs Wroesh ead famil ; and the ernes in which they an neeerned ere alor y stely sectesaary to keep the phi abet sad prevent it from sinking altogether. From all this, we did not meet that last night's serval of this old ploy would have much SOCCINS ; nor did the pub lic either, for the amouneensent failed to draw a house. The performance was careful, end on the whole, good. Miss Cashman essayed the part of Lady Tomlin, and was injudicious in dreg so. This lady, with all her merit is her own line, ought to have Mows that Lady Townley is entirely out of it. She has neither the fan, pros, voice, nor manner belong ing to the graceful. elegant, gay, frivolous, bigh-brad woman of turn. It was only in the last scene, which approaches to tragedy in its display of passion--the scene of Lady Towaley's sudden persist, and recosoiliation with her basbentl—e sane, by the way, out of keeping with the in ',tents levity of the sharacter—that Miss Cushman made wirer like • stress impression. That scene was warmly sad deservedly applauded. Mr. Howe and Mr. Farrell leads as much of Lard Townley and Mr. Mail y as could be ex pected. Miss Swanboroogh was a gracrul Lady Grace. She acted the part "soberly," and at the sane time plessaatly. The " Wrosghead " ernes went off with erste, and sassed much amusement. Chippendale was the Old Squire, Compton was Squire Richard, Miss Ellen Chaplin was Miss Jenny, and Rogers was John Moody. All steeliest, especially Compton and Miss Csaplin. Oo the whole the play is worth seeing as now acted, though the I pleeenre to be derived from it will be got at the aspens, of • little wearier.. CAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT. Sergeant Sandford, of the Manchester police, along with Sceith, a detective °Meer from Liverpool, captured at Manchester yesterday, a convict named Thomas Cunning ham, who had escaped from the Portland Convict Prison. He was now pawing by the name of Patrick )'Nally. He was convicted in 1862 of housebreaking, and stealing silver plate, and sent to Portland. Ile escaped from the convict establishment there about eighteen months ego, by a simple bet en ingenious contrivance. He was employed on out door work, and Isavieg contrived to get possession of noodles and thread he employed himself daring his nights, in prison, in making a large white slop, such as agricultural labourers wear, to conceal his prison dress. Tbe material was obtained by cutting slips from the souse linen of which his bedclothes were made. To prevent the discovery that his bedclothes had been mit, he always rohemmed the sides from which the pieties were token immediately. Having made his slop, he wore it under his prison dress until an opportunity offered, during his outdoor labour, of transferring it to the ues for which he intended it. Ones dressed in this way, he wan dered through the convict establishment, and made his esespe without suspicion. The only real obstacle he etroone tared was a pay bridge, where escaped convicts had before boon turned bank for want of the halfpenny wherewith to satisfy the toll•krieper. Near this he met a lady and gentle man, and asked them to befriend him, alleging that he was a carter, who had left his team on the other side of the bridge, and bad forgotten to provide himself with money. The lady gave him a halfpenny, while the gsatiesest eyed him mispicionsly, and said be hoped he was ma an escaped convict, a remark at which be laughed and frilon. He walked from thence forty miles the same l(' ultimately found his way to Manchester, where he planned • robbery, hoping to get money with which to go to America and join his friends. This robbery he eseested successfully. H. broke into the shop of Mr.Eobert \Valois ley, pawnbroker, and stole therefrom a quantity of gold flags mid other property, and being apprehended by the Manchester polies, was committed to the sessions for trial, was oonvicted, and imprisoned for twelve months. His ha prisooment had expired and he was liberated, when the Liverpool officers recognised him as en escaped convict, and ke is again in melody to be sent back to Portland. THE NEW MINING ASSOCIATION. Yesterday a meeting of gentlemen connected with the minis, interest was held at the Old South Sea-house, Threadendleetrest ; Mr. Borne in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said it had fregoently been represented to him that it would be highly desirable for all parties interested in mining transactions to have a place where Ithe could meet to facilitate their business, and he felt cers tain y that the orient spites wet not talculated to raise the respectability of the mining community. It wee proposed to names committee to frame certain role., which he hoped would he drawn up in a liberal manner, not only to claim the supportof the member., bat incline the public to have leocfidence is their proceedings. He would not allude to I any similar institution new in existence, but et the same time they must avoid having a " family" com mittee, or Wag ander the dictation of a Arno, w Bich course they might rely would cause distrust. (Hear, hear.) He could ally remark that the foundation of much larger asses sinless than he could expect this to be had been started by a mush lees somber of gentlemen than those be saw around him, and if they acted with energy they might depend upon a successful result. Mr.Gußoxi.Lo attended the meeting ussolicited. He felt that the public had not sufficient facilities for mining trace actions. The holders in foreign mines had got quite sick of them, and it was absurd to [lO to Spain, Portugal, or Ger many, when there was a fair chaste for speculation in England. The prices at the present time were also marked to suit certain parties, and as an Instance, he would state that United Mines were marked 2251. when the real price wee 2801. He wished success to the new undertaking, and would at ones sebecribe to it • ' and if he approved of the rans, would iodine his friends to join it. The Cnstansit then proposed the fleet resolution, "Ttat a Walls subseriptlawroem be established." 1.; Mr. VIIIIIIILAND. is esseadiog the resolution, said he One largely interested in mining mature, and, being one of lass coaridered the formation of such an isstltation highly desirable. He did not come into the market to buy est ea. bet purely for investment, sod if dealers, broken, sad 4liate met together, be believed it would be beam• Mel ge all. (Hear.) Tits seseletion was carried unanimously. • lengthimaissaversation them mused, which terminated issesminlaws bibs appoiated for drawing up the rules sad regaladeem which are to he submitted to a gemetal mode; ea Tuesday. The following gentlemen were op twisted the committee, via.:—Colonel Croft, Megan. Boyle, Comlserlaad, Hallett, Field, T. P. Thome% Pike, Sibley, and Hem" ; and Kr. Ward non. secretary. A vote of thanks was pared to the chairman, and the meetiog, which weaver, fully and respectably attended, separated. The Royal Mail stoma Coaway left Soothompton youteeday tee the West ladies. Mee took out about 70 toes of goods for the West ladle% aad nearly 40 pasetegme foe Made Le. at which elan ebe will sall on hey way to fit. Th o mas. The Coeval will primes intereolonial mall orgies as sou M eats wives is ties West Wks.