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Botattir SCINE of Friday within
'thwAliberprecints of Westminster found a
.tinifileci echo in every town in the United
Kingdom ; for amidst an assembled clyneettree
in her ample streets, such as billy the great
metropolis can bring Mali, a nation's loss
was carried and consigned to an honored
grave, They laid Lord Palmerston within
a gunshot of the field of his greatest
and the tolling of St. Margaret*l
Jer, 'was scarcely responalVe, but
_ with that of St. Stephens', as the
closed over the lamented statesman.
.imelosett shops, the half hoisted flags, the
house fronts clad in funereal drapery, abougc
the line of procession, were only tit and
outward indications of a deeper grief seated
within the hearts of the multitudes hushed
and stilled it the solemnity of silence along
the whole'line of procession. The Prince of
Wales, although he did not follow the rem
cession, attended the ceremony in person,
and neeupied a stall the choir of the
otprior to the arrival of the hearse.
i, herself, of course, was represented
the Lord Chamberlain (Sidney), Lord
alley and the officers of the Royal Ifoutie.:
lokt. In the horth transept, near the graves',l
'of illustrioue statesman of the last generation,
contemporaries however of hit own, near the
remains of Caatereagh, Wilberforce, Cuing's&
rox, Chatham, Pitt, was deposited all that
was mortal of Viscount Palmerston. That'
scene was renewed, of which the poet Inief,ip
the introductory passage to Aternsies,,im
:vividly deduced the moral, in poiiithig his '
allusions to the proximity of the graves 'tit
Fox and Pitt

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in 'peace," and the "Dead March in
Saul ",all these tend. to. rivet the nmei ory
' orsuleli ii Amend service not-Alone. on those
that heard, and -those that saw, but on all
who may c mice to roCritse the, liccoant of it
now or It:Walter. So closed thellemb over
Fainleraton. This' u,niiTrital ttihntO Of respect '
evhii?ed.in the 4elhign4lF,i4; ill London and
thii;proyinces woo no vita show. It embalms ,
for ever the memory of .the man interred on
Friday in Westminster Abbey.
11. —Thoootorn view; of justice with which
Yreshltnt fT9kaeon commenced his lofty
career, andehmh 'seemed to point him out.,
/ming an inevitable Nemesis, are graduallyfading
before the light of experience, and the hard dry '
*saps of practical government. Revenge is
mons difficult to carry oat than pardon and con-
ciliation, and however desirable it inoy mein that
ihmeson hould be severely dealt with, there are
myriads of under surrenta in Anierican society
"tlibich forbid the etemition of even well merited ‘
l*i
' ' isbment. Indeed, forces ate to nicely
need, throughout the Whole repulac, o.e
. uenoe pulling this *.ky and another polling
that s, chief niagiStrate is id a Measure
'i
daptiVed of Individual. potter, and conipelled to
Fim ail path° Opinion, governed by the cireum-
ilemeoes of the tilde, they direct. In this lies one
.ate greatest safeguards of freedom, and how.
Veer much the president might succeed in
Impressing on the policy of the couutry his Own
originality or genius, there is always a higher
tiower than he which c.mtrols and checks. It
4ust ponsible that l'f Mr. Johuson could have
r. id his otln triky, every single rebel would have
ROM severely punialred. We know what his
feelings were because be never lost an opportunity
of revealing them. Mr. Davis must have
trembled when the.purport of his opponent's
first speeches was made known to him, but time
has elicited the good tense of the Adieriese
people, and the Peaddent hind do as he is
„biddela. T. hs We that arch-traitor thflll7l
epresident of the South is not yet pardoned. A.
. near approach to it•lieweier has been made is
the release of his brother Mr. dowels S.. Da**,
"who has lately had restad to halt sit hhi
property and ettated. ire doubt that the
.iasralaipertani trotter *ill meet with the same
rtssattitent, at least that his tti3 *ill leA.Ai3irell 1
The nation has lung Mute preindged hill fate, the
trial is continually Ottptiled, mid the:
I,atntoet pontible delay eontriVed• alike liy
Ayers MA people. Similar nonduet
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obserVable. •• In the eases. of other
. •., WI irrialhitt theineelYes tolgitan nlmost
arithont theing. General Lee himself, is
pointed linoppoted by the Covernment to an
offiee in an important Virginian institution, and
his position under the Northern surveillance is
by no means rendered unpleasant to him. We
can but hail all this as an additional proof of the
advantages of those institutions said 'menete
aim* to be "on their trial," The heart of the
people is sound, and the old saying that a Ring
can do no wrong, comes to be verified in the case
of a self-governed nation' A large number of '
voices we know cia give edit effect to harmonyi,
although the Miners tak'en individually may be
very tbdifterent, and may never habit sing to-
before. So It Would seem the gedd
intelligende and fooil sense Of a Peeple bk Mein'
force of constant gathering itreilgth, produces,
a wisdom in tbl whole which guides aright.
garish tiangfing dieoorcla are submerged in the
*Aga attantionh eh carries everything before,
it. We know of no picture in Initery so striking
.as the,coodoeli otAaterioa during and after her
treat civil wwelaseamesevermeas 'add energy to
the awry encl4-werip aemereag 'liners --j net% to!
a patience witolrhediltres trials phe
"overeat, and an elms** in ailliction whit%
;world has never seen Aiialled. Surely those
offshooth of our Anglo-Saxon race have not yet
temelved half the merit due to them. We on
lziteis side of the ocean have judged too much from '
'the surface, have magnified the evil, and
' searched no distance for the good. Whore is
the grand crash we expected, and which our own
experience had warranted us in imagining Could
follow the war,? Where ate the slaves who were
,to rise Ilk in judgment againstitheirl masters,
slaughtering and to slaughter? Where the dis-
contented Southerners who were to be ruled
. With a despotism similar to that, of Melia in
'Poland? We have Venn Wilting for these evils
uind they do not come, and glorious is it to know
• that they are farther off than ever. The "colapee
'tit "republican institutions" was the favourite
`thiele or public speakers only a few short
monthaoio. 41ow movable thet Ilthitheicook !
It now *nuts VI a eottlplttaly opposite point of
the compass. Our public men will have to eat
their own, words during the positing winter in a
Most remarkable manner' confessing not only to
a want of discernment, but to a rather ignoble
wish. Americana suffer, no doubt, from their
expensive game of war—this is inevitable, but
they thesnaelvse are alone affeeted by it, we out-
siders being none the *ores. Cotton It Ohara*
and therefore fertfign trade is Mink dimitillthed,
bat one er totro minions will put this right, and,
the people do not despair. For the first Liana
for many years America comes to England for
bacon, that great staple commodity with which
she flooded our marketa only a few short mouths
ago. These things tell a tale which we should
be stolid indeed not to see ,the intportarme of,
yet there remains the fait that ilia pliople like
contented, religned, and still striving with
denudes* energy to prosper. We say age*
nought but the soundness of the nation aettlig
through a President who is able to perceive and
appreciate it, could have produced this happy
state of things. The same good judgment whieh
has hitherto actuated Mr. Johnson ifre !knit will
Eje,
! ide litin till. There need be no fear on his
, :Pt that tlllemacy will be construed into week-
-1 xbill 4 is every day bearing such un-
-1 tifaikeWilp,pgeofs of wisdom and strength.

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cors.sedwilbei4mkesint lit tile °bele:mire
al 'be Siod nakerMl II Westminster Abbey.
_•Bineirierlone AT MAkIAN CASTLE —We have been
Itintesed by Mr. E. Citanlheon with an interesting
esesese of him svissestions at Haden Owe*, "Mob will
[mew in pos reierest of Wednesday of ternoom

_ DOOM? ClouStir liosttrAt. —Week ndl ,41'
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26at, 11166.--in•pationts 444,11 4401; chat
9; ou-piaiiiii• adesitte
4 t 11 dittll a11ieb411004•'7741.1
Nitiektik 1•1114iiiio. in (344641, 57; offtlatisais re,'
n1414N; oil books Sl4" • acci444l4, 2; ulleigengiell. 1

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Ws sadendiasd that provision win be made, eir
suggested by Dr. Aldridge (the Awl, for Oelebrat-
log oa Pottodbary the diseoeery of the gtlinpawder
twaspiawy. Pftions Wait* off llieirorks ih the
pablie suede will be dagl with 'a. the law
director."
Ocdio Maize", natorday.—The stippty of old and Re*
wheat was unalikr than ter Gave* wbeife pitit, twist BF
' wiskis was Gatti Man midrange se qkkapear.
Malting barley was also isk shoillibspilk 'sad realised en
ad ranee ot.la per quarter. Vise* lsold at estrus@
:,r.S haw •
Coastasanose.--rWe wader/lima .4ba* the Lord
Babes of the Diodse will admisister the erred rite of
eobermalioa buthis eoppity in IddO M follows;
borne, Mara 111,' altifiangiford, tfarY, itit
4; Au. ti‘. 3'; dee_ ,thionter
JOO6 21, St 11;.81tik bilry,jrnb Al; roMhtsti
Prism, Oetober ; eAterbertie Medal, Deteirer

otialine, adritrint,'
,611.1, /*OE tot) ttkiiillfie.* ,4 400:
liblZTili*l
• 1 /1610 ye payers of rates, take Mitt
sem. men both willing and able '
wrrg WI
ulz;Ei SRI 'Oder 4147811417 If I/ ' 601114 am
28*,
1 Ibeitais es W ins eidlleiolidi fltiiiile.tt
eft slieliteedikih efliallut thait and
item vevj . Trade th Oa
- Weeded. The Wm effeelad were it
iskr
thom reelkeed at resent fairs,
' freen Vie; made, Swatiedsere tp...
As Ms.,
_,N.,aa , en lienheliaitaik 1.13:514.
k 644 It lA* & ge" r 4,84, ilea
waie,,l:
TEM CATT Li PLAGUE. —The V•lerinary Depart-
ment of the Privy Council-office have ascertained,
officially, that in the &nth- Western district during
the week ending October 14, there were 17 cases of
cattle plague and during the feliewiag week 11;
113 anitOa3a have been Washed within the dia.
t from the apossimosmset •sf the disease, of
lob 49 have besebiliedi 44 diikde I raoystvi. and
remain. a act onloa, -

~.141 not ,ivv- , LONOPhitillst bluest %77 ,
L, Llianittiltwitel-11 AID 'ire 'C;difittbalreekili Renry
V-. . an infWggii before a ho.Wirebant. petty &vides.
-, - lie with -tm ing 4',4lll4,4o;i9C,simibte a ta k ing
' tfle ' mrses sod ,waggyw jilt wee drivin tg. t
Mwoired thif tri fosdr be..n to Pb .15 for two tons of
Isealli. when be *ea* se rotti4Vof 'thii mayor'a treble
t
tintert •l li
ot est asie.e, to keep hie enaililenou in welkin 11
x,pd ti oonarliiri.ti get on the shifts ieti,4.
"h..n 01 fottml 1;1.1.. ad ov,r-h•lat..o I hie Itp: and ' '
, tippled' Ult.'. to e ro .I,'•an 015010. t it severe au injury in
rho shoulder se to r oder minaret perfeollY nacho, tir a
I ,eg Aim. . Yee Ow hvi three ...eke 6. bad hi-del
nimble 'o do any work. and be will yet here to Ittiejv
holi,lsy for puma time to come. Revere. however, NA
olw W 4 the ivjury, he mit, well bless his stars ,itai
Siii.PA were tattsitossa.--114-1•11-oo alone to the whed.
that he wit within an itch or two of the grip of thhil
grip Of the grim Rom.* htmeA Yet even tuts awl ,
odt oat left. A* nialni ay ''ln means he *Rain i
antanthi.a on to ibUshaity but a P.C. &mini aldr.:,
like the ,lilt* good samaritan or old, hid colttpansiou on
rline hltn 40d hie hornisii ifbaing. ;As he 4,,,,,1
eady suffe,•.l v. ry ieverly, the offence of riding no
the shafts wse forgiyih, lint,,the P.C. consider d it his '
duty to give Mat a mend lesson on the sik and fee:
$ll VigeOnneffeltiltott4hefkr. star* tat
. ..
~ the- fqtgrutes., . e , nob . lot
'obits* of .$1,.. and 7.. cosy." , . ~,_. ... .
. OdtrittOtrxa TH$ 1410NWAT:—William lialriiillge. i
-bilet•l•buli k.Leper,•.a. Summoned before (710 W oihund
Berielvoll POdiry lee tor leering a waggon tin-tfundsUllo
I. !he nubble road io oba erotrionietu of tie thOrongbfase...,
itir. Belittle WOW **MA ohne minim eheratel IseNste the.
t oh with having his boom own • Ilitilng-pioatribed '
Wife f•d' the 141/0 4 bow'', end be • ben SOS *MI nVer •
.13,01 !Ct the plansillan ainee that thee; Asir thorefonre
the oc'ott"bio saw the, wno in they toad Ake blows.
efotted functionary5 siad—Lo doubt with go-Vavity.
'to hiaosit-,." lin . very sorry, Mr. Mirk but
-duty oornveta Die to lay the informittiOn. Mr.
4Terbidge etpleined hot/ he c tine to off pp! spinet
;Attila Mande in that mete made and Prorideck." Re had
Amen to Poole for a load of coal, itr Wet Vsgrf 'Wet and
4,a wh. o he ve. hand, and aisituralo4ll' le lenses,
would patsibly venture at lv t ano.arialiebi so mod vu
IV" he w9nin be W. tite ertwielit shinier elf,satehing '
death Wlt4 gold lf he I/malted . Metre to abided, he,
nienght there would be to hero* la elloWleg the wargou
Toi remain there till owning, , The P.C. ihottght his
3ite an trefiab'e as Mr Darbidge a, and he himself was a
'filing wititile to prove the 4n,-erous po;itioe et the -
xfSigref. !fetid to be out at 411'rteither.- he wag Oil
on Iteliaviarydarit “nigfit;4ititt 'be it Illititfattion df thi
vii of leaving **aim In the'. rend; be biteable stembled
trier 44 eats, to he gloat rdi of and ielettotog that ;
Roost teitigkisksitember .et the bout meek. . The
.13ensh bald Mati4ottia evidence war ' ' aid load
ring defenda9f ' iikeinding tioatai, ,la h;,:t o. .
n.
If A Al PRIOTON. 1
' fingiftfklikb ' *ewe. —At the Whoborne petty'.
'teadena ou Priday, the Mee: 0. Oh Grit called *Alen. 1
tioe to a scrap of 'sensational" ietra, whieh had
appeared Is the Wegein Onterft. A fortnight sines
Townes Longman, of Healprestan, war lead by tb•
goagiatrades at Waltham, for selling table hew dining
i'
roliiinted horire. The Mattis . Goiseft acid
i 1;1C wat for driggiog the beet, and the Xev.
. Paldy had_ nogtequent/y written to hint-elgr.
431 i —respeetifig the% pnr_agraplf. No allusion to
Artigged beer Was made - bleote 'Wit Janie', ' and Mr. ,
Lost:mom &aloe that stydrugging had ewer taken plass.'
Mr Patery therefore hoped the ettoerueut in the Gatiettj!
weal& b. eastentiletedin the Beste't as the fable report,
wee soleehttmlieldosireesgatut la vary serious Injury. .

V. 7.1

• POOLIL
MIMICI/AL I{lMtrfox4 —The lialaustiont for OXisata
in the, mune nuubertwetv l& fos Korth-west
srste-=-4ifessny. W. L. Fnunptan, and J..
rtglii (the retiring eountsillOt). anti Mews. IL ifeeklaso
11/Patney, R. &linden+, ahto. Curtis; fur the Forth-
AIM sisiseds4liessre.o. albeit, T. Itiefrussn, soil ff.
Rao& She tetiring omMil4.tr),sand Mew* R. Elltbit-
tap Arne&

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balsol 2Vian FUMY .Inkt,(111A1

G :IA ND IV EDDINO fESTlflitlii liiiw 4411111020.
eMlim.irgatber, we imported illf ilisettel fir our
' . sod private rejoicings. Weleheigruree'of great
t' • ' ,- , aret on Vlionedily Mit 41, the ishalbitents
, , , Winubeene, arid the atirriceeding neigh.
boorhood. It waa the day appointed for the Nuptial
• • . • eelrmettuler lawledirrAisests.- fourth
. . dater et. MIS /ate Sit Jobs ' Odd, Dad.; end.
gptain the ferable Charles Georg* filernwalligr'
'Eliot, fourtherd of the earl of St Gorgeous. liad•
wettlid,preved &womb thesuises hof spec-
W ,
'eil 'aid iffidoubtedly het been . very great, eel
it had heal ritiMarll- that the bridal party elesede.
walk from the MareOr libirdet bo GM otd P=140161
of Danford Magna. The Wakes, 404 th,
the school, were to have had. the privii-egit -
ffteiasngththeenisel ran proesucr:idtihne lawn tying de
slisoet ttaidelit
uut
the day, all 'preconcerted arrangemeots lo refordee
to ont•of•door affairs had to be art aside. There
"wine many, however, Who were ed, to
,be 'bindered
14,trilles, and dismal as the wwdbat weig4thgr moored
Adifide iimi idly three punts lelleed,N fßpaftighiere of
the interesting dereelooy: - ,'
• The merrier wall ' 1114 lion..
tie Rev. W. B. - Poorianir "I"brbilho/raaw of
Me bridegroom audited by the v. Cecil
Alderson, brott:er.in-law of the bride, lied the
Aar. Came Jenkins, of Dowlals. 1,,,rd Eliot
tolleisted as bridegroom's best man, and the
Eit:res givee easy by her eldest brother, Sir
&die
t2dairest. _The bridesmaids were Mies
Mies
; • Alderso—o—il, hethttie, Mila3aer fe"
b , and
tti: UNaord ll:1 134
far. the
laale.ren tette! YalUillf:
"al4l would Asp heve acted as bridesmaids. The
bride was elegantly attired in • domed wire ristini
zeiveredLynt e JanallAnd.A.Windthw of orange
ribbed silk, triese ;rah .1101111:1110r. / ill(' blue velvet,
and had Ville of SMI.. Among the friends of the
bridegroom eact hiStiotheeet were -algo proem the
Eml gl Rt. Gemmed. the Ladies allrey_ytirl
Logiea Pormonby, lion H. KliektiZrli Elisgeheth
Sankey, Lady Charlotte Schreiber, Cl. Stabilise,
Ea+, M.P., Bea, Ur. and Mm. Bonin T. M. Geed,
Eq., Montague Gawk req., Artlwar Gamit, Seq.,
H. D. Seymour Fe*, 1d.11,, h. H... Mann.
Portssaa, the Misers Postman, Aditilitweer,'llerp,
Mrs. Keith Fraser' Captain Thyme% (11. Leo
Seymour, Chides Mambro, Egg. Meg. leaglible, ,
Mr& Coal AilAillf4oll4.: 71- Donmes. lee,,- Wrn'
came, Willitt Le deem- E0g.,..1. Pyres, Esq., ho., 'di I
treuuTheamocreaVit over, the bride
sma4= wad
in the marriage the deign, did isdribr Me
bridal party minded d the Minor liodgegetliesserry
partook of • sumptuous hardiest .ellegegily Lid rid
with the shaded dainties, in sit leggebows dialog
hall. After It. mad bed been seasidesk the health
4/ill Mitre if the rieedy wedded pair
wee drunk iflirralw gredeell wedniimei. Shortly
eAdwaris, the bappr 4104‘..5ea-awit dolobnow
for NOG, to ..pril stria trooo, ouitotAbo
ammo" of she bed their' dries% and
tie timerhaegured caddi rerestesdag old' 'ANSI by
the 4 of the irbarillissisv
The ,v941:5414. ap
peereittir to- libertila, wild smog
Q pen for inweedasse Se deibere, jar .o day or • ten
Se the emembelyitiatser•asmitirout mid
, oe= 7211.rogiogball ihmieleetworellall nil Earl ere. '
Gorabankr. . 1 lAdiill IMAM*
I read. Edith Miley, , Vtho
Mass., bray tJbasMta sthflgef the, •tadiee '
Gornwallin Lady. Aldine., Lady Ima Paehmee,
Lady Louisa. Peasoeby, ,Mi.. Etiel .Perwe u,„
1 sohemetlleo„ M.P., Meg. end -the. Miselrai
' mak . Mamie@ Tostraai, Lady idasyllessflierah
at! !fed lbw& fil illifitey r ' MALI ' 114.
Geedsehloatogue arredi 1604-4 AO"' Snip.Qigolar=4
Lady sly. fiestirete, Lai? *eft* •Tn
Liget:A:Cloud Neville, Godard WastelrielVeillin'
I tied BOV• F. esstio, B. Duman Seq., Mot IMuleegi
Hose ilia Warren. Hem Mn. 11 nagoessility Law
Miss Hireffriber, Caps. 'Watford Boyisistyclibrii t
Faresime, Mrs. M. 141, • Mrs. -
Mari* Miss Easily et. Guesser Ols.ulSee(
, Mee. &magnet, Mrs. -I liont*lllir
. ,Zratiollar.: Mr. aid Suists.
Claris. ' Ge4=ll4treierdsr, MN,'
Fed rs egsda M. *e *r. Illalkidleit
Ma. -li.ellellega hid- , Fee' Mided,' Mew
Email* sidles , &sage 1041,3/fhWeddlf 'll4re'
illberthad.Min Mosby, • Mile Meeklki^Mii Glieetv
Mot lepn, Mn Bellawilitie palliebetef theeller
of iroaradd aid,' ,seranduli
la tioaftertiree,
weir bud-
bell Brae
roan of

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