The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-28 00:00:00

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ZOO awl Co. (.1•1111.1 Illy ears). 1, hastil. 1 CURE et CONSUMPTIVE COUGH by Dr. PULKONIC WILMA. Yvan Moms Carey, - OAK Od ia M Man of Sao Ems :—" A laft. a bat ark • tald as ahadiala /NWT kir a ammeaavaa• ens\ apia la m as dr wad Ma lea of Dr. Wages Wahrag air alsagb Ibe psalm part of lay Ikeda bali died at aaamaptkia."— lama plismat WI& Prim Is. 11010 a. ad.. sad Ila. pie be& ail bassioN. It. DB JONOWS LIGHT.DROWN COD Lno on..egtw sibbod r lett. cab. iessid sad lamb 111111141. r. WINK bosei % obibiat ON t i 14•11••11" ham= .drift IN GO. b. IL nob ale ea). bomb (4. TRIZSEMAIL—Oa the leth of May, 18e6, aa Istioriss ins amid * ihe Nab Oka et Chmeery=la I he Jen Maw* we mit eesiAlik. haste lag seem to dank as Om slasas* at Ad% ha sidled*. vlish le Liners tem of Itail4 mll mu= Mob dale Qi: • Pliar ask de Psi* mad dr d MEM" alseas. theme. 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SI - bey bey WNW hhasially kg their hhhimien eid 2 Ertrile. odd 2 , 1 1.. ba Seed i l Irl e r aSo elendea of it/ M 09,Doloeireet. Liverpool; mad Iles.yeee.=. ll Lhls. pr .— CAL 8 WRDISH RAILWAY COMPANY. ROMA le HOLT. lot IS Wily 01•1111, that an MANNY ddithorrhy eke ' OM Os Mei NA el SI gag eke, male am lie let 011eigr, vim gel km lam hale pmts.* to tbe Ili Isidlloosslosr. mg edleiopeleihilee WU the moat= et the Cmptaw, ba 1014 milli S Mt gest Iliggeng le the Master% Ogg Se be Ma- ME gam grew glithe Bawd, k nor TO. JOIN SADLER Mbyte. ladle. It, 0111•10.11treiri. SW. 13, 11111. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING,. NOVEMBER 28, 1855. NEWS *OM THE UNITED STATE& • ( P 204 son ISPBCIAL OORRIISPONDANT.) • NNW YOBS, Nov. 14, 8 *.x Your mas ses will waplain of no lack of news from the United States by tilis steamer. It may be well to read it with soma nets no loot arrival from Europe brought us no corns mid or war intelli gence of importance ; conse quen tly things remain m uch as they were in seeped of s t a ple,' and stocks. But it did bring political news of come Itignilleanek The ministry of Lord Palmerston (it is universally be lieved) has announced to oar government each an interpretation of the Central Amerman Treaty, as pats it at an end. The effect has been to release Great Britain from: the Protectorate of hicialoirot or any Intervention is the affairs of Central America on the eas aide, and the United States from rolonieilf any rltlias of those States. Coincident with this, we bora that a British fleet has been ordered to cruise ea the Amadeus mast. 'ffMrs *of emu, no sad to spieniatisno ea -.hog subject of the treaty and the fleet. And when the news which reached us from California a day or two ago, and was confirmed by another steamer from the Isthmus last evening, arrives In England, the mi nistry will feel doubly justified in what they have does Colonel Walker—par mellow, the filibusters of the United States—after escaping a thousand hair-breadth encounters and incidents by sea and land, has succeeded in becoming the dictator of Nicaragua. He has been appointed general end oominander-in-chief of the military forms of that dis tracted state, and nothing but hie modesty (1 0 ) or his ambition prevented him from becoming " president 1 ' also. The party he overcame (he was invited sla Hearst and Horse, to enter the fight) had fired into the American mail steamers Uncle Sam and Star of the West, although it is alleged that it was done in eilklehnos. Once victorious, Walker executed the chief of this perky. The last steamer from California brought him large reinforcements of volunteers from that state, and they Irmo already clamouring for the similes of peer Col. Kinney, who, with a few oak enddimonainisd adherents, wee represented as having "sink into asesatity in Oreytown." Thus on the rail to esteldhitsd power, with crowds of desperate an entrialers docking to his standard,and many of them American citizens, and all claiming American sympathy—what is the prospect P Can oar guars meat help being sooner or later involved in the matters It certainly will be difficult. The filibusters sow hold sway ever ono of the lines which we pass in oar way to California, and a lino where we have a ceded and reeognised right to pass, and where we must paw It the Claytonaulwer Treaty were still in treaty which precluded either England or the United States from interfering in Central Ameri cas miss--how could fifty oe one hundred thou. model our citizens pus through a country every year, gm* suit circumstances, without collisions, rep lete', or at least a vigilance which would violate the Wire of each a treaty, But England is understood Is base withdrawn frm the treaty in order to take =tof the Rust= Wanda. " This unties our ad % we are as free as she. Great Britain kiss OR keep her hold upon the Ruatan Island', sal iie may clutch at any place within our reach.* This is the language of the government, the press, and the people it the country. Dimple, has we may, Americans am never be made to feel that Great Britain, as a government, has any this; to de with the salationa of the United States t inelengles so Images ha tern ia net commercial rights are not infriaged. /be Amseima people may be wrong—that qualm stallemasa istormins But that such is the mi scued haling is the United States there can be no doubt. No party could be found to oppose this view, and moderate men of all parties regret deeply that this vexed Central American question is again brought up. Above all do those Americans who hops that every steamer will bring the news that the enemies of the allies have boon driven out of Southern Ramia—feel sorrow when statesmen or demagog es try to inflame a spirit of hostility be tween England andAmsrica. Sash a holing shoal.' not exist. It cannot bsjostified without great g If ouch an aggression occurs, let us bear a s aro i r si bi: n ar . a little while—inquire into the fsets—demand jostles in a manly spirit—exhaust the diplomacy of an en. lightened press, which is, after all, the irresistible power of our age--do any, and all honourable things, before we stoop to the argument of the bully, and slets& at the club. We have, indeed, a poor sort of satirise adminis tration at the present thee. But England ought not to polt by oar weakness on this acoosat—for if she does she will loss in ths long run. This same steamer will tell your Ministry that the elections which occurred in several of our great State., Nov. 6, resulted in the absolute overthrow of General Piens as well as every other . party opposed to the Know- Nothings. In Califorma, Kentucky, and Maryland, they had an absolute majority over all parties com bined. In New York and Mamaanserte they were by far the most numerous party. In no state from which sews comes do we hear a word of comfort for our chid magistrate, who is left to serve out the brief year of his term without the satisfactioa of a party to stand by his is the fall of his *whines. From San Francisco we receive some intelligesoi of the movements of the Allied fleets in the Aroma re giiBll d the Pacific. On the 9th of July three British ass of war reached Ayan (in the Okhotsk sea). They _hued the place desseq& They sacked it, disecvmed a steamer which the Remises had busied M the sand, and blew it up. The commander (Fredseink of the Amphitrite) issued a proclamation, ordering all neutral vessels to leave = Ayan i "under of capture and confiscation.* Ths United surveying steamship John Hancock bad arrived at San Francisco with this news. "The Allied bet, at latest dates, were in the Gulf of Ter tiary, and would attempt the pump of the Amur river, whither the Reiman' had fled. The books at the Amocr were strongly defended by forts, and a large number of gunboats and cutters guarded both passages. Heaos it was anticipated that if the Allies succeeded in effecting their object, it could only be after a struggle and much bloodshed.* desperate Morning, N0v.14, 11 o'clock. I have just received a despatch from Washington, in which I place the fullest confidosee. Yeriter&y a long cabinet soused was bold at the President's husk No business was done except what oosseerned the Central American question. The council were too well informed of the facts to believe any of the silly rumours afloat in regard to the alleged object of despatching the fleet. Bat they feel nose too cordially towards the Britieh miabfty. Again the question of dismissing Mr. Crampton cams up. The intercourse between him and Mr. Marcy has not been cordial or satisfactory. It is true beyond all doubt that the British Minister was perfectly in formed of every step taken by British agents for en listing the Foreign Legion in the United States, and it is squally certain that De showed no disposition to prevent a course which our government bad good same to disapprove. This state of feeling and toots, in oninexioa with the nullification of the treaty and the despatch of the fleet, resulted in new and prompt =MUM Orders were sent to the various naval stations fir immediate and efficient preparations. Several additional ships were designated for rein forcing our Gulf squadron, while Cam. Paulding, a discreet but firm officer, after an interview of several hours with the Secretary of the Navy, was ordered to premed at aces to Ban Juan de Nicaragua with the P iris flagship. It was also decided by the isinO tomato a temperate but firm demand !erg from British government. cut the has yet transpired to disturb com mode' anafidence. Little gold goes oat by teday's stestaer, ad the supply from California is imam log. Our money market is easier than it has bees for wake, and stocks rose yesterday fross l j to 3 per seat. Ic::FRRBBIEN INHABITANTS at the WARD el IRRADAITIREL —I Mee Imes selleited by sow et ibe sesibilowdiel blialdiesee el this Ward ti Mow 'emit te be poi is meebeties la AIR, el Allormaa vow wersoibytirt bromme droltot my Rehab onset bet ewer le yes De amp ibeibtp edgestibide I Nona o Ore brims ere seed *Wag palms ale sine wind *made nor Ms Aidenore—ss isboblbst et if. Ward of Drieddlieet be now Wes * yews 1$ ellitlee welt r. eneleoso tar the .rut pers. lolooli wo .ewe. you to Otesreet Yews I Nei ts town will dr aides cce yew Wied, aid Is thee firer et peer *met, I emei otstiesee pee vie oresifer it tit breemiette nibbles es my port to ankerillikly year kid rifts% lo Isms the mob OWestior ef Ws Ors Wiled et my MIL 1117 prfial• AIMS Mal =Mb tots iis rl Ihe *softies of Wo Wks, rod to NNW ay Due Is Dori yes Silk Ili Wham' 100 'Web yew soilime, * tell lo my sod yisooso *db. do* So dolls ado dike •1114116 =I is Ur kw Wm iIIIV. 7l mew mile viiii boo to Nig V I Z *WWI tot Tab sio el pessoot odisitiog lie of Mr VOA Mg lila arm et s by days I iv ere Set I ►etre ere te le a emeome, leer meow Maki seresat, I. l =o. 6. **e_ i _____. V ISM WILLIAM LAW WM emeoesse We Ilislies at Me. Lamson will 4WD et Otedvelsees. BA. rill NIGHTINGALE F UND. 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The mina w draw dile et fes. is mesh !swamped. sad is the 001011 M rill idd this UM Mt aselet. CITY PRICES in RECIENT43IIIIIM—Kr. 1114C91 hale It oramary to stale Or • imam Impsmirs prevails) Mat bit vaaloi nesalmstarto sera ill somdmed midi Or moo regard to ocootwoy, sad at ta• too Om. alldi Raft amset. Ito. Pagratoreat. s • at Ids OW Zen% 4. Lsadeo• baßotrort. Lark& nAnEws BRITISH WAX camas. L. 6d.1 IL; aritia IL = Issarsisat was, ; la ; best spans. Is. ; !LW.; um Is. ; pleat stasid. k. IA; ssodulls. UK, Ile, 1t.11.181 Y. ,141.• stsails itiodes Isms, ISL ; rear. 1110.; UK; andhs. Std. sad 911.; mold% led.; tit OIL tsc u rilas Mask la. =Xt. Ma, itss. tea. por Maw Us.; Is. N. per pub* eta , Is.; TM* .s. 41. ; dewy, tadL; - 25.• at IC P. DAVIES sot *OM did 1116111.11a5. Wrist, Carrlamosat, lama& firent i lltfiall i ThrrAN d at. Avower .. 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To be wawa of bootoolkt or arm= la To blosticia; sr at ,be ono% N.L be oillonfool ib =4 alli to Palm oroldßf pot at a oolaost pas. poldlabat likes ofolbalko, ford& the alma dam war Toady to op* boa lea. AL pot goartoo, paid La ohms Paatedias ardor. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, hook 8 SAL until sm., et pr ivet; seepted le avvre or poetry. at , tor at pp dry. sr Us. tuesimewt4 f ramteg; yMr. vaLius. Mt host. IS, lospbeevet nAIL If NEWS FORWARDED tads* COUNTRY L., by STUDIO POST. at I. N. per qr. payment :a amts. by JOHN MADDOX, 10.17 ppm Albasy-st.. ispirsisek. ioassiler sad Mews Arad. DAILT NEWS LENT TO READ, is Loades, sells. par ipartat.-41.141' by momenta KAMM SIM. Id, —1112311110 DO., IS.. Id. per rp.-41. ADAM% 11, PortimeadAdrisk Weitadamder, New Admit BAYSWATER -DAILY NEW LENT TO JUI lUD ; sad sepia tip the weary by erg o = MA& rer gamer, pad aiverse.-11. war, ainrwiove. Nom Agist. COLOSIII. Toss.—As far se wi are able to pater (aye the Mak), the position of Wesel Tan is set quite stadoretood. Be is a Hesgaries, who datefted hem the Asthies any Is the ftertilalaw shortly beim the battle of Novara ; ishspeestly, we believe, !wisp is revolutionary slain differeat parts of the msthisst He wiled for • essisalesisa la owe of ear foreign legless ; bat bh applisatios was, doubtless for good nem% set esseplied with. He afterwards west Is the But sad was employed by the sow =druid depertasest is mass* hems is Wafteshis. We hear that his old regimeat was at Beaarast, sad wiles be west there be was, as is brews, resogehed by bia former eiseredes, sad seised as • deserter. It is sell that he wore • British saint at ths time, but if be did be wee quite es- Whorled to de se by tie patios whisk be held. These an the hap of the an., about the mast 11140401 of whisk at wend we de sot desire to give ea opisies, the sere es peciay as we ere sot at aft sore that, bad as lash& several beim is kis plass, le woad set bays dens the some as Coast Ceetodel did —sanely, arrest the deserter, sad appeal to hie morainal. Madame Goldsalunidt (Wter knows as Jenny Lisd) has arrived is Leedom with her busload, Mr. Otte Goldsobstidt. They purport (Meg a win of oratorios and samara seder Mr. Mitchell's is perish:dose& nodose Jassy Lisd Goldeshatidt will sake bee Int *pommies on lftesday, Dee. 10, ia Barbee staterie of the " Creation," at lizeosr-laL LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, RAW by DOUGLAS JNEROLD. AVIRAOR WINKLE OIROULATION—apwme et MEMIL A GREAT TAOTW ie ItRTINRRS. II oonIMA, SIETE COLUMN Me VERY LANNI! INTILLIORNCIL Prim TWO It YlesspiampsoltssA it ow News Amster LO tram LLOY D. ONMAYMAimob Loam. ITALY. LOMBARDY. (nom • 0018211.0111DIDIT.) MILAN, Nov. 21. They are talking polities in Milan—opealy, in the caps and the theatres. You may be ears, there fore that the topic is something disgraceful to the Allied Powers, and especially to Ragland. The Austrian officers, with the morgue peculiar to them, snot about as if a great victory had been won; and everybody who is in a position to appreciate their sentiments met be delighted that circumstances have sot forced their master to make common muse with us. Dan gerous would be thb position of an army that had to co-operate with each allies, animated by such feelings. The subject of discourse is the arrest of Colonel Tun, who, as the English public are by this time fully aware, was sent, wearing the British uniform. on a missies into a province oil Turkey sow mania by the Amid= troops; was there recognised as hey , lag fiermarly sang in the Amain army; was sr. rested by Amblers miffing ; bad the uniform, which he supposed would prolog his, ton of his bask, and was honied away with _every eireametanee of indignity ' to a prison in the i nterior of the Austrian empire. We have not yet bawd what has become of him ' since ; but se be was eaminaned to death in 1848, it ' is possible that he bee been shot or hasged. Towards de beginning of this year, Colonel Calvi ' was arrested and hanged at Meatus. It is true he ' was act in the Rogliels service ; a but this is a mere ' detail," say the gentlemen here, " sad we know too ' well the position of England to fanny montane from her. A terrible maple must and will be I made." They even go so far as to pretend that we must not only submit to see our officer mauled, but that we must apologise to Austria for employing him. It is not, however, this that makes an Rag- Haman% blood boil. It is the cool confidence with ' which they predict that our government will affect ' to make reinoostraness, and then swallow the affront. We are too weak and too highland, t h ey ay, to do more thaa blaster mildly. There are man reasoas why Col. Tun should be ' especially ati for hatred by Austria. He played a distinpielled part in the events of 1848-49, and after the battle of Novara took refuge in Piedmont. Those he soon became a favourite in nasty. Young, Minnie, of gallant Waring and winning manners, be was beloved by all who knew him. and naturally left many enduring sentiments in that country. He alwa remained warmly attached to the cause of freedom, and was ever ready to leave the elegant circlet in which he was so seee to ea in any arduous liberal undertaking that Mew. In January, 1863, Measini in organising a movement that was to break out at one in several parts of Italy. In this city the *respirators, true to their word, suddenly attacked the Austrian posts. They bad no arms, not eves daggers, bat rushed oa their enemies with sharpened nails .stook in *ON of wood. As might have been expected, the move ment was put down, after many Austrian officers bad been Irina ; but the alarm was so great that: the gates were left open all night, and most of the insurgeets sniped in sakty. A corps of invasion bad been got ready by the sake in Piedmont. Their plan was to seize on the Austrian boats that =viva the Lego Maggiore, and thinness over into LoniUrdy. The command was entrasted to this very Colossi Tan, who was arrested just as he was about to start. Thrown into a Pied maims poises he remained these some time ; bat at length—chiefly, I believe, by the riumetrances of the esergetie Inane Week—obtained his liberty, bat was ordered to have the country. After wanderieg in Switzerland, France, and England, he went out to the East and entered our service. Of • course he knew that lie must not enter Austrian dotniolons; but being eland to preened to Wallachia to bay horses, in which be is a great consonant, it Gould never have occurred to him that the Austrians would have the audacity to lay hands an him. He reckoned, however, without German contempt of Ragland. This in a serious question. &Wog aside the special insane for a moment, the public should inert on learning whether by any contract, secret or under stood, the Tirkish provisoes which Amnia undertook to garrison, have been delivered over to that grasping power. There has been groat talk of the dismember meat of the Ottoman Empire ; and we are spending oar blood and treasure professedly to prevent its taking plan Are we diamenibming it secretly P It would be bad enough if we were to take the provinces ourselves; bet to give them to a power that has not struck a blow in the cause of justice, that on the contrary bas done its beet to cripple and oppose oar efforts, would be both wicked and cowardly ; yet the Austrian authorities wise if Walachia formed a part of the empire, sod Austrian officers state japed neatly at you it you elm to doubt U. If we do not admit their monstrous pretension, the arrest of Colonel Tarr—if maintained—is no doubt a case of war. Whether it will be as considered by our goversmeet is another wain. I have seen it eteted lately that Frans is sot eceryte knew that by our blonder* and wane! megy we are gradually Wang all ascendancy, and are compelled to follow her as an awkward ally. She will therefore, in that coos, not incite as to act in a dignified manner. W. are left to determine an our own warm of madam. I If government fail in its duty, I nest the liberals of England will sot; and that some meeting, at any rate, will be held, as a proof that Germany men overawe the sating mind, though it may torpify Lord Clarendon and intimidate Lord Miamian. One considered= may awaken eves oar govern meat. It is sow fermis, sa Anglo-Julian Legion is Piedmont. ?bay of the =nits of this Legtoe—the beet men among them—ere notoriously either dew ten from the Austrian army or youths who ham escaped from Lombardy beim drawing for the ems seription. What security us we ping to give them from the hangman's rope ? sbat we promise sot to bring them soar Waikato. or say other part of the Tarkishompb• that the Austrian may Moose to stal ? This will not be enough. We mast also undertake never to Whig them tam to fees with the Rossiese; for if any of them are takes prisoners they will of emus be delivered over to the German exe cutioners, so that whilst the Legion is fighting "for is the Crimea. some of its members may be• dangling from the gibbets of our "faithful and ancient" anise, the Austrian. We mast have back Colonel Tarr if he be alive; or else we mast disband our foreign troops. Of coins not a man will mast until this quaint' be =Usti; sad to drag those who have enlisted 'heady into the field become they have taken the oath of allegiance, would be worse than murder. I know that great dill:skies are is the way. The Austrians are obstinate sad do not =pest us. The English masa at Basher= re monstroted—of coarse before he had =sired inatroo done. General Coronini replied : "I will sot give the man up ; and if the Emperor were to order me to do so, I would break my sword." Let not the English public then be demived so as to ima gine that this is a seat= to be settled after the NM= of the Pages affair, and lulled to sleep until some great event occur to divert attention. Austria or Great Britain mast be humiliated. Thus is so choice. lam afraid it is oar taro. A Dustimuuda Scats—To isitiglite the bowls. *ma width beset the lire of a yew* isilliase who is *sable to reads at MGM ia Os mob& sad who has as pl, t. 'bleb she sea rend he kindly 01111Warsallis or saasesseat, a home has ressatly boss spewed attl i , llasekesterotrest, M.M.eabes open, for the resumption: 4f . that dew et dressassitate wire am tem& " derwtokr la this establiebassat why Tows puss of lbw den Mg hares bed, *eves of a sesames sitting-roan sod Dewy, sod of a Wawa Ara, Sir fs. per week. The home is or Amiably sad sionaly famished, sad its whole ansagstasate are sada the immediate diresties et a lady whit has bus gushily soiled Is the pupas. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. PRESENTATION OP AN ADDRESS FROM NB CASTLE•ON•TYNE TO VICTOR HO-00. GIIIIINSIY.—On the evening of Friday, Nov. 23 an Wars from the Foreign Affairs Committee of Herter thron•Tyse (represeating the recent public meeting is that tows) was presented to Victor Hugo, at his resident'', Harm Me. Most of the " expelled " who have located thesesleve in Guessey were moment. M. Vioroa Hoe* repliod—l am too sensible of the im pair:es of the set this address represents to allow myself to be satisfied with say boomtown' npreadons I mold glve sinusitis to at this moment. I shall comider It a duty, es it will be a pleasure, Or addroos a written sekoewlet to your emellent friend Mr. Cowen and his gentern odtieena. At cues, however, I will upon for myself and ay follow exiles our howdah thanks for this shakable addrre end for year *obis esstiasatt. It is Mesh for me to as bow deeply we have bees moved by the greet of London and Howard*. Bosh Annosstrations poem that we were set woos Is authipetlug that the shameful soup Sited is Jemmy would mesa the moat famed ishommtleu of ibriMesMirposphr: As to Me threatened Allot BM we my near & save this--that though not rompers& to solior sew poomentioe, we would bitterly deplore the dhhatour that pereteation would brim upon England. Thin rpm nen, bzwerr, is is the hands of the Britisb oa rrhlo doubting wll aronsprebend their duty. I will add, that iLtza t i ss. spleina snob mate as the meetinge of ewoude, sod Glasgow, contrast, omens, sad einetil ai tt aldose, of re two natiass—not the vain and false betwma the preset Beglioh ministry and the Boespartist is hot Sr tree, fruitful, sad eternal armee of the future bermes the tree Baglish nation and the free people of regeseesSed Wanes. THE LATE JOSEPH HUMS. At the muting, at Radley's Hotel, yesterday— Mr. BOEHM% said that he considered it in the light of a duty on his part to do everything he could to promote the upend= of the public feeling towards the memory of the late Mr. Hume. (Chien) Mr. Hume it was who had introdueed him (Mr. Roebuck) to public lit. ; and ever sinse'the had stood by the side of his political sponsor, act ing always la the mast strict harmony with his lamented (dead. (Cheers.) If he had been able to do any good— and he hoped he had—(cheen)—ln owed it all to Mr. Hams ; and so 'strongly did he feel that to be the ease, that gratitude as well as duty impelled him to tome forward on the present aconioa. The character of the late Kr. Hume was rather a posher one in Est/lead, as he had never sought anythbg for hinteelL He was disinterested la all he did, and, mows especially, was above all Otalidfill. tins of powdery Week. (Hear, bear.) Rut than was one thing to which Ks. Beaus very properly aspired, and it was • Von whisk would hen dome hamar to these that conferred It. Mr. Hume hind very mach to be made a meaner of the Pony Coyest (Hear, hear.) That was • murk of respect os the part of the country which might have been ebeeply and easily onehrred. His friend. were in power, and may applicants', as he ‘Mr. Roebuck) well knew, were made to them ' but the thing never wee done. (loud mice of " Hier, hear.") Why that wee he could net tell—in only stank a fact ; but ice not being dime was • slnr oa thosewho having the power of esaferring tie bones" bad neglected to do en (Hear.) But Mr. Hame's Write andssrviese lived is thy hearts of his eoustsymia, and they were only. doing themselves loam in assodneng to rise a memonal ia his honour. (Cheers.) Anything he (Mr.Rceback) scold do twine!- test the reopen for and gratitude to the lam Mr. Hate he would do,with the greatest amt.,. THE POOR LAW BOARD' AND S2T PANORidS WORKHOUSE STSTBY. Ifieterday at the eseetieg of the &footers sad Margilig tie Few of Bt. Pamirs% held in , the Vestiy alasinerrwaL Camden4own, Taos ae .3za Bana l, Bei% la the chair, the hilowing communication from the Poor Law Beard wee road by Mr. Cook, the dello Pooe Law Board, Whitehall, Nov. 26. " Ml,-1 eat directed by oho Poor Law Board' to inform the erecters of the peer of the pariah of at. Panama, that the atteadee el the loosed has bees called to a repett, which it it Masi that Weldsevatre, the medical Aloe of the workhouser yeesseted to the dimming, at their tsoedeg att the lith festaet, cad ls whisk he brought ender the. notice rMdivestave • soutplatat of cue of the plateau-is the nermary. No. 3 Ward. that the was Greene, whilst to a staie of ellegoil latoalestioe. proseadati to lay oat thwbody of !as of pet aiit West's before he wee ad. _ "The lasi asseseb that they may be informed whether the aurae, Reense, above referred to, wee an efBaer of the workhouse or a pauper inmate. and, if the latter, whether he to paid for himerviess as amine • and, if so, at what rate ? " The board 11/1110 request to he informed whether , the dimmers have mad* Moony into the troth of the therm spinet Grouse; sad, if well beaded, whether they have dismissed his from hie sithadoe ; or in what other manner they have dealt with the ceee.—l am, sir, you obedient ser vant. "Coniminhu, Bemetery. " G. W. P. Cook, Req., Clerk. Le." Mr. 8 Clark repudiated the power of the Barr Law Beard to interfere, Nadia/road that the onamookation do lie epos the table. It wee, however, thought better to adopt a moth sourtsoue like of sondes% and upon the motion of Mr. !homy, emeaded by Kr. Robert Champ, that the letter be asksowledied, sad that the report of the committee re feeriaiteLetthe ease alluded to be forwarded to the Boor Law THB BURIAL BOARD OF ST. PANORA& Yesterday, at a samoroas astatiog of the paroehial authorities ef Bt. Pawnee held is the courblionse of the parish, Mr. T. Brat Ban= in the chair, the following was read relative to the charge made spinet the registrar for whining the funeral menthe at the cemetery at Fthehley : " St. Pancras Viearsge, Nov. I& " The vicar acknowledges the receipt of a moieties of the heard of dkestors, dated Tuesday, Oat. 23, and delivered te him es Mends ,y Oat. 29. He begs to right the directors to the eseutheleation of the burial board, as ordered at their lest enseries. mil whisk be presumes the directors have method. Wending all the correspondenee me the .cbjest. By this it will appear that the vicar's attention had bees salliM to the irregular and unseemly proceeding at Finchley, of whisk the directors lastly complain, before the date of their resolution, and that be had taken inunadiate ithaserm to prevent the marrow* of say such impropriety. se far as It reeposte,the ethesereMd ground, over which alone he has any seatroL The view disclaims all respousibility Iz:cm he the asoosseerated ground, in which he en list the registrar has bees accustomed to °Meta% as insists% through not receiving a fee. He encloses a copy of a bal. blued by the board without his knowledge or ems• sat, is which they engage to provide ministers. The eimplela who 'Meiose s ta the eoneecreted ground is pro vided sad 1614 set by the board, bet by the vicar, sad as to the naennethented ground the vicar wishes it to be under steed that he Is so party to an arrangement which sea hardly be mehhetery to osesciestious dissenters." Mr. QUALMS Gown, clerk to the Burnet Board, stated that the object had been brought before the Burial Board, when Mr. KW*. the registrar, woe reprimanded for ma n( the burial genies, sad cautioned not to do the like agaia. He had been directed by the Banal Board to orna amoicate the pantomime to the board of directors. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LEICESTERSHIRE. LEICESTER, TVZSDAT. Abort midnight, on Sunday, the village of Snare. Some, whisk lies between Ashby-de la-Zoack and Atha , - ' Miss, wee the nese of • moss atrocious attempt at murder, whisk it is to be teased has ere this proved suorcesful. The fasts, so far as they ma at present be ascertained, appear to be es fellow :—Thwe is a swan farmer of flauestonti, an old man, sensed Joke Fowls', who, yesterday, It is said, was ab ort to stake his will. leering • large properties of his little property to his restos, a young Elea named Jo Aerie Fewkes. At this, ose of the old man'. ass% who also was awed Jobs Fawkes, felt aggrieved, sad he has boss repeatedly heard to threaten his nephew. About half-pest 11 o'clock os Sunday sight, the pomp man John Acres Fowhes met with Clow, the county potions* stationed is Os village, and asked him to p with his into his graadfather's, and bore a trias di y glued ale. To this the poliesmen assented, and at the old sea's house they &sad, besides the grandfather, es seals of the mos was, • shopkeeper, named William Fawkes, who was aging up with the old men. The party were quietly Mktg • jug of ale, when, ju't about midnight, a gun was fired apparently aloes to the window, and the abet from whisk NM* the young man in the fan, particu larly 'brat the symend forehead. Re was sitting nearly combs le we siesor about two yards sad • half from it, sod fan Non direidy be was shot. Immediately the pa woe land, W. Fawkes eaelaimed, "That's env Jack that flesil." The policeman, Mani awned and missed, rushed to the deer, but knd it fastened on the outside. After some little delay the eord with which it was fastened was eat, sad the °facer went into the aunt and round the house, but could see nobody. The young man was taken up M bed, sad • negeos called ie. The policemen west ever to Ashby sad Wormed P. S. Platte, who, about five en )(sudsy simaing, @pretended the uncle, Jobs Fawkes, on • charge et sherds, his nephew. A gun end some shot were fogad in prisoser's house, and • pair of boots whisk t admit with some footmarks discovered soar his f=lliesse. The eord with which the door was listened on the outside has been identified as his property. Primmer was • butcher, and lived about half • mile from his father's. The yeast mea was living last night, but his recovery was considesed to be hopeless. DOMBSTIO DIALOGUE. (Oteasiesed by the imperial attempt to regulate the prism of heftiest meat M Paris.) Bator Herebelei (limping very mush)—b&7 lore, I ham bad as alteration with my hatcher, sad be has given me a bilk. Wife—Good regions I Where has he kicked you ? fitraboseel—ls the Ant category ! (The Ant eategory of tbe imperial tariff of butcher meat Is what Is Zoglasi Is valgerly tensed " rump steak.") FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIN DINTINO RAILWAY VIADOOT.—AO lawn was hold at Dinting, on Monday. as the body of John Seidel& a railway porter, who was *reek by arallemy engine on the Nanchister and Shedield Viadom at Dwain', as the 19:11, and died from injuries ranalting gram this odwursaws. Belfleld was crossing the 'Went wise a I Ora* from Redfield oame ap be hind, lb. driver of wWah orandsd his whistle. The f tomato maid dem if ke t engin, bed attempted to re- MOM In trod of it, mad wail attack by One Of the buffers, suataisiag • fesetsto of his right arm And three of his ribs. R• dim' Blnda 7 . Th e jury Mused a verdict of " At diestal AWL" THE STRIKE AT MANCHESTER. There has toss No addition to the etrike sines lot week, bat some aillitisael warkpoyie have been throws out of employ ia esenespease et the strike. The temente well la poosseisa every day thane' the streets, sad limos preensisas ea Needy and yesterday were =ea MOM Shea before. At dams, 700 to 800 people, es/ ahad" joined the ranks, sad sass bearing hems ts be subscription entered hoops end shop as slum Me the streets to ask tar esatrthatioas. The 1101111061111 sitedi by the awn ea strike have bawd a may to tiseties of tie engioyess, to whish they say : We, the ealestre earl= sad ileser et liadawfia, new s strike (sitheeph est MINIM 10 SOW 1100 • NM vier eta ear ast. pryers), rue k esstary to helm • esply is the wry wordy dolt newt they bar therld poem pribilit to the work to "pray their meilest. The pens ser 41 le ham that the ves et Neashrter see eseilleeelly wades dim ea their Illnloy operati ers kw ad momto and la ahem et their we Ironer they bar less eon perd aale. to prat the undret. metier Oat bar endesiered to leserese spa the palls mad the MeV:: are dreg riteles, sod rater mart les bra distaisrid. Pails =nerds r wal net be irreell by this seamier et the wise we state list we bre lel no madras. lase la theme ildh a wad irks wee hereir to mist enter ae. erseirers then mile; tide assoirtles, bowers, did net kast In Halos attempt ems rain rade to hr. a rim hot, las the Meer, It did act hat way ranths; therefor. or ripioyen Na' ant diatrebele tint we have base ladesoesd by • song 'aka =se, eller la 55*Itlag as maser at say tans, or • et lbw, with retard to the remise k ear raps to writ the ellei the fast Is, eat aely two armee. have oaken pier la Merfassert dada e the last 'levee leers—tes lett, sad swam la alat so that the "oositasfily resents se. hoboe openthee to errs draws of weer" deladis Ms The mars Nay that they tr am " rads to atersto eVther s. dieblele • berme they are paying from SO to per art tsar Ilea Miss. Ituy. heeep. sal ether arm On the art alba% bola Me as Ore k these reins olistrier It will be hued mar dlidt to Me et Irises t the pima ea whisk warm supiele air weer alb left se diannt Is seer at.. awl betas re mob= p ay as phew. In eases any psy • erase, la the as arer pp i the sanar se mob per therend Mar, mad the wage pre the *tors. So that, soriarks lather verisdess, it is Wray breellie be stale what an the prier ot Mandisstee led taw plant The only way the ll = d a:: cerasire ea raw at aerate ersiere se to 1•• Is lark whet is the rasp moor et mew Set the emir la Illasehreere and 11118•11108. 100 hoe arra sal% ant the warp al as steins le aserwere t ally Ile. per weak therms sineeetor run, is reeved la the asigtheerfai torelaps. This to the *seam wet we as gr . that whiner Is the sneer eveassbenieetend *pay ea the rear reser et sway we seer is ao sew Ihenb ear towns. There is • salmer Redo by to. =PillOr to "lir the @enacting akar and prows yew an ailfaiel as dram of tier 111 ft a per net re the artro? This Is • very lams enerratir. The het 14 we reed car aadores of N. par 1,000 Was, sod it was rrrasi lea; Ina be le bet lareed per mt. at that adman being 23 per seat., it At Oblima tits amen sates spinosa are proposap to partially** Moir Mlle. Tas yarns spat there are away rues run% but it is said the rises paid to the work polio aw sa a rather lowa ask tbaa those given at ilea obrise, sad there is no diorite, nesediag to the report sansei M is. Exchange to-day, hawses employers sad oparatives as to wages. Their objects is simply to cattail prolintima Is seder to wan more reannerative prime thus sin be 411•11004 in the pretest overatpplted state of the turbot, god ter as evil purely of this chanson this has always hese lowa to IN the proper remedy. It our comsat of the depressed state of ruse spinning Is Manuel w, Oar last week, it Right be 'atoned trona the WOMB 111101 that Mr. Wee. Morris, sphere sod Raabe- Oyer, was se leaser Is basin's", which is not the feet, sad is as baronial not latended to be essayed. HEALTH OP LONDON. Mai the Itt the math that ended on Saturday the death, of 1,073 pelmets 'is., 647 melee and 626 females, wore reefs. tend »Leaden. This ream exhibits ea invitees of easily 100 ea the weekly deaths of the lea eight, result whl* is for the most part to be mimed to the depression of the temperature whisk was isentined is the last report, sad whisk sentinued to • peat *Meat during lest week. In the tea arrespoadiag week. of the year 1846.64 the average na/mbar of deaths was 1,066, which, if raised I. properties to lall“.09 of pemilatisa, bemuses 1,181. The present rate of mortality is; therefore, still orasiderably below the high rate which has ruled ia Dodos at this sees., sad whia, it is believed, may be persaamatly reduced. lisarlatina still prevails, aad is sot leas fatal to Andrea in London the* it hes ben for the last two mouths. The number of fatal mess was 73; those from other blade of fever, 68. Led week the births of 828 boys and 788 girls, la all 1,814 Andrea, were registered is Load». I. the tea ear nomad», weeks of the years 1846-64 the average mashes wee 1,401. At the Rept Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barometer, which wee 30.041 its. ea Buaday, ma dissolutely fell till Friday, when it was 29 866 ia. The mesa of the week we 29.812 is. The mesa temperature, whisk fa the previous week had bees 41.4 deg., was last week 39 4 deg. or 21 below the average of the same week la 38 years. The mesa daily temperature was below the average ea every day exeept Beadily (the 18th). The sir was coldest on Thursday, when the highest temperature we 41.2 deg , and the »west 33.7 deg., and the maul 37.2 deg., whisk is surly 6 deg below the average. The wind was en the same day sad Friday la the &W. and 8. ; it blew oa other days from the N.B. sad N. The mesa dew point tempera tare was 38 deg., sad the difference between that sad the mom air temperature was 1.4 deg. The temperate» of the water of the Thames we 44.2 deg.; its satire reap in the week was 8 deg. The» was rain *very day ; the quantity to four days, measured by the page, we 17- lomdredthe at ea km& ARRIVAL OF Till WIIITZ STAR. LIVERPOOL, ToneDAT.—Tlte White art dipper, Cereals Brown, whisk lift Melbousse oa the Ist of logeweber, =lnd in port to day. She had ea board 170 =Rt. lOW 0 d- awls. of said. Is addition to the my :-70 bales of week 11=13 11 : merchandise, peskages Lauri gain. BM BO Nee gob" 80 boa plates, I eau of ribbon% N abeepekime, salad I ease of kaberdnehay. The althea gee lie Mille Star have bees antisigated by the Ombra Mall. Oa her homeward paresis the White Star spa* se the 7th October, the N. B. Palmer, lat. 22 N., len. di W. ; Oct. 8, War keels, Ornanville te Bom bay, lat. M 8., 100. 23 W. ; Oct. 14. Oliver Lang, Melbourne to Limped, Lat. 17 8., lon. 22 W. ; Nev. 16, Chimera, let. lb IL, Ica. 26 W. ; Oct. 23, Canute, booed north, lat. 4 N , loa. 24 W. Tnz AUSTRALIAN MAna.—The Black Ball royal assil ship elottosaberg, Captaia Jaunts Nicol Forbes, was boarded ou tie 27th of October ia lat. 7 N., loco. 27 W., by the clipper ship Vistas, Captain Dooglae, arrive d off Crookhaves. The Vistas brought home a nail frees the Bshontberst. TEN P . m= ' , Lomas OMNIBUS COMPANY " It spleen that the proposed new Parisian Omnibus Com pany, formed fat the parrots of working the Loudon roads, is sot, as wee supposed, stmt, as the prospectuses are to be kilned during the earnest week. It is calculated that the whale of the work may be dome with MO vibilice. For 6d. the away repels to take a porous from any part of Leaden be oaf Wm pert. Foarponee will be theirs% fare, sad en extra pew for the " Coerespoadnee," that it, the transfer from one ontaibss to another in the eveat of a passesgor winking to proceed farther than the fret veldt& (Advertleausat.)—As M. Minors InADUIE. WM tit, it..onsst. Na. 4. leedeekellatiet. end Owed Palos. . .....a w l sataltthe twill steeiesett et 111111 k is Orwing.erk.b.s.. warpte... Voned alhieue Z dbarartisies or knurl NW& scenatelsn. • er= WM*" Timm Hash. Mesubsteres Ilegatile .11eme. tes. lag arises samered. =so= at all the n ela. S. r • I • . No , • • of or id r. rd so 1 at l i I I I it • • ht THE DAILY prias NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAMaorlampail Amon ad. Morsal, advasto of from oommono of all soilramas. Is tba Mos of No man mow—is doo aosimay how Nom% sal Is Ohs wad war r ammonia! hdonia: dos Is SWAN sawi W ..Amy anions—On ppm ell = INTO AT ?Si SILT 01 WAIL /IN FOSi=t eg it lIILLIABLZ AND IMPARTIAL As oadadwily wads newt oldniss Is dm LIM Soso lo um. Mod to it by nosy Ondosit 111411, It madam TIN ONLT DAILY IMMO IIZFOZZ,