The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-02-22 00:00:00

AMPAIWA,

with • large knife and stabbed him, which caused his I alarming; they carried everything before them, the
death in two days. The negro vu taken to Troy and cattle and people that happened to he on the road
confined in gaol. The affair caused much excitement in at the time flying for their lives. I was in bed when the
the county, and on Saturlay a very large number of alarm MAE firA given ; and you may depend upon it
persons colketed at Troy, repaired to the gaol, took the there was very little time lost in ,Ireming. I had just
murderer out, and lynched him by burning. , got all my cattle mid horses out of the byres and stables,
Alit:Riess "Sri BIT(' Linu."—The Boston Trareller and up .su to the high ground IA my own door, alien iii
bas the following mysterious statement —"we: regret a few minutes Iwa completely surround...l—nothing to
to hear that a gentleman of this city, f distinguished be heard but the tiring of water. on all aides of me,
- bears

An action for libel which occupied the Cond of
queen's blench five days, Was brollabt bo a termination
on Tues.lay last The plaintiff was Lieut. e.. 1. Dickson,
It:Armin-MEI OP (loop (!oSDUCT MEDALa AT eitav• and the defendant the Elrl of Wilton, a relative of the
premier. The Lieut. lA. tool been discharge,' from an
ii .s a. • -On Thursday morning the whole of the otficeni
and men of this ilivison cif Royal Marine Light infantry, °Rite he hell in the militia. !riving been ACCII9I,II by his
ii
Commandant, of misapplying monies ACo ..iOll
110 W at headquarters, were drawn up on tlwir parade-
of inquiry was appointed, end it WAX imputed to them
ground, for e purpose of witnessing the ioteresting
that they had been unfairly biamied. l'he jury foinnl a
ceremony of presenting three silver medals, together
with money gratuities, which had been awarded by verdict for the plaintiff. giving Jinn MO fur a verbal
order of the Lords of the Admiralty, to Colour-sergeant slander, and I:5 for the writtcn libel.
William Hopper, Corporal Daniel NUMMI, and Private
William Wheeler, for long service and meritorious
conduct.

The Trafalgar, 120, which has been reduced to • 91-
gun screw ateainer at Portsmouth will be put out of
the fourth dock during the first spring tides of next
th, when her place will be occupied by the Rodney,
00, which is to be fittasl at this dockyard as • acrew•
Mesmer. The Rodney, on being towed round from
Portsmouth, will remain at the Non until the Trafalgar
is unflocked.
Tiii: Nave, PREAENT AND Fl'llllll.--The navy esti-
nistesfor 1/4.l9.lillhave lacen published. The laste vote, for
the financial year 10549, memo:ding to the revised estimates
and including the supplementary vote of 1:30.0110 for
dockyard labourers, amounted to tn.rifil,37l ; the
estimate* for the present year amount to 5U,513,181,
showing a nut increase of 06000.
In VIE heads out of tlo. seventeen which comprises
these estimates, there is a decrease, vie., victuals for sea-
men. 1:31,710; wages abroad, 1:.341 ; new works in yards,
I:12,301 ; miscellaneous services, C 3,1122 ; C111111eV.1111:114
troops. £1.19,11110 ; the total decrease being £21t,437.
iiie main acme of increase are in the wages of women,
which are 1N.5,44113 re than last year, wages of arti.
Accra in illckyards, 1:321, lull more, and building of ships,
481,4911 wore. The two latter Remo of increase are
explained hi a note to he to meet the extraordinery
charge to be incurred during the year in consequence of
the additional work to be undertaken for the building
and commission of ships of war for the steam navy, and
providing machinery ler the same.
In addition to these estimates for Ifirdbill), there is a
supplemental vote of £133,3e3 to be taken for 1)111311141 of
naval expenditure in the year ended March 31, 114:01.
The details of the extraordinary elririe required for
the wecallol " re-construction of the navy," are given
as follows :—" For the purchase of timber, meats, dealt).
ka, ø42,J; for the purchase of other stores, £17,2410;
for the purchase and repair of steam machinery.
C3:1,111111; fur :ships to be built by contract, 4:2.12.1300."
The other extraur.liotary eloarge is for wages. It will he
distributed thus :—For earnings bar the establish, d
workmen beyond alay pay provialol for by the oralmary
estimate, 1:131,735 ; for wages 14 hind artificer'', Le., to
he employed, 1:164072 ; for additional pay of officers
superintending shipwright labour, 1:1,000 --the total Is-
ing £2ie1,71/7.
The total number of ogleeri, penmen, anal leap to be
voted for the service of the year is 17.1 iii), anal the minm.
bee of mariiies, 15,000. lit these 4,15 M .111Irtiot anal se,a.
melt are to Is. employed in the coastguard service 'goat,
sod 3,llshrilicers and men in the 141111111 service 011 whore ;
thus, the navy proper 'mimics 10,11151 men, and the
coastguard 7,400.
The estimate fair the PostmMoe Departuient (packet
service) for the year Irt-grrin, separate (rams the navy
estimate*, but prepared by the naval department, is
L 11111,114111, being an hymnist. of 1:3,104 over the laid
vote for the financial year lif.V.o,
As to the present state of agaira in the navy, we give
the results attivu‘i at liv two very competent hands,
Mr. Rued, late of the Portsmouth Dockyard, in a reeent
survey sit the stet, of the navy, represented its strength
as follows 3 —6l linembliattle *hips, II Idoekships, ila
frigates, 13 eaarvettuo, M smaller is/recites, 4 mortar
frigates It floating liatterius, 27 whoops, 211 gunvessule,
163 gunboats , total 337.
Iv cry single vessrl of this Ilert thus efinstitatell Is o 4
the very best kind as regards hods propulsion and arum-
merit. All the ships alike, from the heaviest threw
decker to the imallest gunboat, are not only steamers,
1111 t screw anaiiiiirs, anal they inomit ginpi which arr. or,
at haat, were, conaidereal the must formidable they I
would worry. Ito lallOil lair ism first alas.' serew steam
'levy. After these yr...earthen/ follow roir fewer than 75
dimmers propelled by !while* -11 umellinery wore
rather out r 4 fashion, but which Is, neverthelesa, eon.
sidered by gir Howard lir/ogles as prewessing not only
utility( hot( porwilrly, error certain advantages. ToV/1111•
11111111 OW lAN we hales ',llll wailing vesauls of wan, lallkillg
as. NIMPII.4I. 04 lild fightiog ships, lwariog I:M.11100ns,
pro earrying among them unglous of nearly 11111,11111
hureropower.
We now milijohr the petiolate of liir 11ower4 Douglas
himself, hi, his revolt treatise im " Novel Worfers" with
Mem, lle there pressegto its will, at willtiolo4sl list 04 the
tiritioh Wean, %rosy, the ornioniont PIN 11440 potato •4
every vessel helm, oppeitileml ham Ito Donis, 'rho oniniesory
04 tusk 1411111 rims 1111 loolloors ; - 31 olvoinero 14 lel gone
rill irl" I 414 'WI to 111 gnusi 1/1 04 Olio NI gums I
Vs ill mei miner I 11111 *tom golikootoi 10 down tor
dorm, ethrethiso NM limp. In the IWPOllii lir thew WOO
PIO 04 the vermilo ors Olin alliw, sole I Ph NII4 /1 iiii'ar
!Wins fii '' bligilirliiiie in lir, Heed's lot, II( 411414
*Min MI Howard lakes no eeeitilill, ea llier du led tillff
' hit's the timailleratitill* with which lie ma iiiiiiisoliolsly
irsteerned,
II tll rlinismrint, we know prod with lel Irolli, that
the 0i eloy in lie iiirmlnetissis off thy 43 in I'l44oolWe
111,11, listpriori' IDS for the ilclellee ig HIM euiltv Ply the
litivV, 11l sensed log iiipoollalot iliffeferieee sit ofiliiiilli illi
that airieleel willito this 1'51511101, It ii also *giant as
-
eeriest thot oil ealenolve eyelekt oil ferlilleetiiiiiii lies
I elted the 11.10141 aOlfaillill of ille Ilfieelltliedlti 41111 ti
likely isi hs brisight Amity muter the wiholiterollsiii 14
the laigiolotilsb Thill Whiffle+ hi net, It 1101.11101 01 tin'
aisle of &Milton** fills of eireMlirallatiodt, IMI of a
41
who) i 1 birlifloolissila, !imperil on homed, 'sloes! litinter, a olmogg the w site it seiir asolmord 441 4+ll loam!
otrengt i Mel prolvellini hi all 11111414 iljfetioe•
TUN WIN4NfI *10411•111110,- -The Winktie ottniiiiolitil, -
S very otreorp rreli' , la Ii !eolith wsininetiol, min Sloop;
HYMN 11114 ta•H M I et 'Pio 0 55, is he hulloing
ir mill
AIWA Mho bre WI keel, lull 1111140 HO tlglifil, Ito olrrho
Illt 111,1*111II, lig biollb Welt", hi okapis she owing/lea
n niblits on moll roe hogs ger, losithil the iliblille et
th 'NM 11 e cigar 111151 allir Ilal In WIIIIII OH Ilfillpa atil
al ail *Mlle Iwilrifilleillateal Ito strllte I oto Wider NMI Wit
loot thus' wrd a, re kill It; unesle reisist y his rsvolversittrist
lIN 'NINA tly hat 101104, 111 sleslll,l4lolllti 11111•114 MINI&
11,11114, ' oil stook ho nil y r oegoivill i II olteriiiiferthos
I Oittfell fell i (nosh 11 ate nestled oily sellerra, von
*Well pormuniturra Ste Its like the mlr, 'fliers ore tioldero
et lintli viiilktri misfire like opostea, with a Matte blur ft,
by Ilitee, We hove pow smutty in oust Oct As yowl 14
MI 11114,11 feet In vlteninferehme stiles *Meet pit!, aohil 1110
feet twig t oust OA her swiseta etilOttpil lier hi crow the
Allstate lie filar slop, Iliont Mal the rearm! Hither die.
lippsllilt4.lll PtiiNetiltilfil -OHIO AS Afll.oll Is toolstlerlotoolA et
Allf role, fest the Average twirling still lint roved !weir m•
runiell an Immo, The enlist.s el the bow nod atern barely
!minim I the water, Ned the even longterm mmf the resol
weed no commotion 4 the WAVI•11, but left o vissosth
woke like a grostV., Thio pplitiwieui, hoi,# 4,1,10, ass.
'retiredly preserved during the twining at the tosehirrery
mot at 11/1 time did the thetimitietor rise Nimes fp tie.
pee. Fahrenheit, The !While are sail km 1.4141.11 the
Irish 44 SAtiSfS4l44ll, Alid " a Nattatit..# of aulimmi *hen
& gnaw Molests la attempted."

-Mr. BALL suplort..o the Hill, tieing unconvinced by
the arguments of Mr. Hope, based upon either religious
or social grounds.
Mr. lb' xrum likewise supported the second reading of
the Bill, urging the inexpediency of leaving the question
in its present state of suspense.
Mr. DitusinuisD, in opposing the Hill, which would, in
his opinion, if passed, give a *unction to incest, laid a
stress upon the religious objection.
Mr. AK ROTH and General THOMPSON spoke in favour
of the measure.
Mr. tirr.user deduced an argument against the Hill
from its non-estension to Scotland and Ireland.
Sir Lewis, approving the principle of the Bill,
sugosted to its opponents why they should not relax
their opposition, and whether they could expect to in.
duce the country permanently to subunit to a state of the
law which does not exist in any other country.
Mr. W.G.ruuti: oh...reed that this was a question of
altering the relations of the marriage state contrary to
the law, nut only of this country, but, unless it were
carried further, to the law of other Protestant States.

—oiled further, to the law ot otoe. .
He urged the strange inconsistencies and anomalies into
will."' such a change would plunge us, and that nothing
coil,' be as. dangerous IUI to 114. a a law upon this sub-
ject for one part of the kingdom only ; ate! he asked, if
the law were relaxed in regard to 11110 case of allinity,
what was to he dune in other INUIV.. Ile gave Ids hearty
opposition to the second reading"( the Bill.
The debate was at this point suspended for the
admission of Hanoi Meyer de Rothschild u member for
Ilythe, the (onus attending which gave rise to a abort
discussion, certain objections being suggested by Mr.
NEw nen ITE.
Th....1..1..kte upon the Rill way then resumed by
Lord .1. 'Crum., who said he had satisfied himself
that there was not any religious prohibition of these
marriages. l'pon the social part a the questi ~,,, halatic.
Mg the &advantages WI one aisle against the practical
evils on he other, lie wilA r.:ady, he said, to forego hid
drong objections to an alteration of thy law. lint if
Parliament agreed to this change, it °mild not stop there.
Ile should give his vote, though with reluctance, for the
M.V.11.1 reading of the Rill.
After a few reinarka by Mr. WALTER In reply to
(Imierel TI pion, and with-referent's to an ob.servatiou
I.v Fiord .1. $lll.l a brief reply by 1.9r.1 lir KV. the
Rouse divided, when thin mound reading was carried by
h:kt.. 77,
Thu Ileum, adjourned at :I o'clock.

THURSDAY.

lietlVlNtl A MP.HNiI. --1110 New York ?Oa, sir of
Jatinary the Mai lote an *Mete entitled "
lluurnlui
Mater!"lii the worm, of whl4i the following horrible
OW4I 14 quilitol from the lloioir iriprisolla rhitco,,
jorinoll of Alablina —"The dammed hag the reputation
of having, vein Web/Olt, ever liven a kind etol
on the slay hototo the inutile, Me, j, hail
whipped lila boy Milton', or lied liim whipped, for mine
misdemeanour, litel li.l 111111 elishied 'ii Melted 1111
Monday 111114111111, When 1/ Welli i 4/ 111111, took or hi,
ehain, an.l 141 him hi go to the mill Mid fki to work.
The hoy made some impudent rep'', when Mr. .1. told
him if he did not atop him itewoletioe he would hooch him
down with a lock, awl turie.,l hi walk away, The boy
then took an ace that gym lsli,g near end 441104 Mr. /1/
on the head and honchol film down, .leoppol the ace
end walked away a few miens, then V.14114/11 and went
baek, took the ace and amok him three Moira MOM on
the heed, soil retired a ehort 111140mill/I eat down,
!slaking no attempt to e.eape. A ',ohne meeting of the
•111rens, itellacriminatelv, Oaa 4/111/41 onWtshiewial, tat
determine what should he done with the negro, n hen the
prill'oltlllll 1111/1 104411 1,1 bunt him alive, every 11111/, to
the number of 21111 :11111, voting for it. That evening
In the preemie.. of NM persona, he we.. 01111111.4 inn tree
and 11/1411t. 3114 before the fire OM net he windemed
the above atetement In every partieidar, lie 0rra0,1,11,0,
that ha had determined to kill lila master wine time
Wore ; that his having him whipped C 1,., day befure had
not Inetigated him to the broth! deed ; that he had his
lin& „poi in hia pocket to do It when hie master ahould
wone to unfaaten hot Ilia heart failed him ; but
that when he told liluit if hi. did not stop him Manicure
he would knock him down he proceeded to execute hie
fell purism. Ti,. culprit ceased to show any sign's
life two and a half 11l i l autee Imiii the time the torch wee
applied. nit the 24th ult., Mr. Si 1111 l n It. Thornhill,
who resided near Troy, Mo.. minialied one .4 hie negrorn
for iniacondttot. The negro then rushed on his water

BALLOT.
The
Atundainner at the Albion
VOTE BY
(In Wednesday evening the Parl' n
1
indissoluble, dial not choose to ask for • aiesolutian of reached C 22,598,000; there wax in these two years an • Mr. V. Seem complained that the House had no 1
' es:siwiltAcebit.Tf,::yreNuLeitsr.tiona pug to him. Vith respect to the tem al Vote by Ballot had a palm:Trim
made a brief rept( to objections, and I his marriage. lint only desired ha he relieved from the excess of nearly 1:18,0011.000 in militarythee7tiew.so
Caaloules.
neceesity ad living with se adelterame wife. Besides this, the las of rt venue by non-colketion and Lord ineinhen of the Ssmciety for the ple inniarY and other
'Pile jury witl t hesitation found a verdict for the planiler eas estimated at V5.67;0.00):
alone made up a min ad 113.62°00, exceeding the responsibility of the Indian Exchequer alone for the of the Arlon-
given and duly
petitioner mem all the issues. and Tavern, A Idersgate-street.
for Ihe
His Lordship male a decree for a judinal Seliallt-
111,11.0.111,,,,ntrovfe,til.letoaDtaiar:ount,,iddeefireaiberyi;thilaleiolonukofed
tfiumerwcairdvil.
dalaeylataa:ft.lntiamleial,..heibeixopicoainntniglewniat
uhendleiradwriiddiotnheMhonami: !!sui,,,,,,e.nrotry,,
as.,tei:nebepurbsioicf
hitt .b,..entyled...ston:ya
...of
mtlemesuPar.-
titan.
expenditure by the mon. extensive employment of tin- penal Exchequer might incur a liability. anticipate froni
WA1.1.1r4 C. waters. the advertieed announcemente of the festival, and
covenanted servants. The Indian debt was 114,500,000 After some remarks by Mr. KIN Nai no anal Colonel
Mr. Whitteker Barry and Mr. E. T. C. Hanson con- of which the bailee debt was 05,u00,0u0 and that raised SIKES a resolution on which to found a Bill was agreed more than 120 gentlemen in all sat down to the banmsTr4
The lion. H. F. Berko?, M.P., presided, and ri,---
Iliact,4l the lietitionces cane; Dr. Spinks appealed for in India E 5911110,000. However, great this debt might I to. ere
were also present—Mr. 15 yld, M.P., Mr. Nit. II M p
the responalent. appear, yet, relatively to the amount of the revenue up The Occasional Forms of Prayer Bill wan read a third Sir J. V. Shelley, M.P., Mr. J. Locke, M,C.. .31- r•
White,
ills.iPr.; G.
Isenaeiren.elrTtepint,emosn.ir, M. 1.. P 1.,,. Mi.rii.bel am,xsi, 11,...p8,.:
The parties in this ease were married at Calcutta in to the year 1856•57, it haal not increased, not exceeding time and passed.
181:1, and coliabitel first in Caleatte, anal afterwards in , two year's revenue. He then adverted to the subject of The Sale of Poisons Bill and the Manor (Neut. lee.
London. until Barth last. They have had four Mil- i the tenures ad lanai in India. One class of lands the , (Ireland) Bill were read a second time. H. Greer. M.P.. Colonel Sykes, Mr.. Mr. 1...
dram. %Ire Wallis, in Mardi tact. left her husband. ' Stete heal the power to deal with unshackled—namely, , Leave wee given to introduce certain Bills, and some Mr. Sergeant' G lee Mr. Sergeant W. ir --' H.P.
who was then residing in King-street, Chelsea. " be' . unoccupied anal unclaimed lands, and it was quite other business having been disposed of the House ad- ' f e ' Manchester,' it. • . °e•rfeb. •itl;
gentlemen from inuinguasu Pi
cause," as the said, "rue was afraid of her life," in con• poesible. he thought. to open these lands to Europeans. juumed until Monday, • s.aagos.
Nottingham, km. The dinner was excellent, and mars'
requence of the acts of cruelty of which he had been In concluxion, lie asked the House to authorize a loan • .
admirably Nerved, and, the customary musical a -
g-iilty anal the threats that lie had used. She then pre- hi the govermuent of India of 11,009,teaa The motion, _
and calling attention to
being dispeneed with, the buxiness of the evening in the
aiwaidryit,dhceusespeluilkbli,nre,,gmalTttlel.Ece‘hi.:lninwed,7l:tcull grace
was
zaid
potted the premient petition for a judicial mwparat , after 'wale couversation, was agreed to. Adjourned. t
alleging various acts of cruelty, sudi as striking her in i
1 PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
the face. misfit:Mg her in her bedroom, depriving her of I
TUESDAY.
her claitlws and jewels, anal threatening her during the 1 THE BANK or ENGLAND.-21,000,000 is returned as responded to. the Chairman gave the Army and Nss,
1..4 18 tiiii iir their riiiiiihition. si,,, was rmujard i The following private Bills were read a second time
the a 1111 l unt of stock, fee. bought by the Bank of General Thompson, M.P., retunieal thanes
The Queen and Royal Family are now at Buckingliain
Palace. The court will leave the metropolis about time d„ 1 ' 3 • 'E I d ' • • Ivanced for the f branch if the • I after
hi anal other wit- anal Baum° th Railway, Bri port Railway, and lig an . (won which any Millis were ima
in support of the allegations end portions of her evi• anal ordered to be committed :—Hinawasel Christchurch
ce were corroboratea by servan formera le service, anal ter alluding to
public serviee by the Bank. in the year ended the sth ad great variety of general topiam, concluded by expressin:
among time fi'rat
22nd mat, for • short sojourn at Osborne. Isle of Wight, meows It a a meareal that in June. 15.17, she went into 4 ' gton Itsilway.
On Tuemlay evening, time (lateen. the Prince Consort, January, IWO, anal it still reinains undischarged. Time his opi ll ill n that time country was in • float defenceless
and the Princess Helena, were ',resent at time perform. wle .„ ,A of ',initial Union Hill, the object of which he stake , , the co.untr far the benefit of her health. and returned Mr. Citawroen 1111 l veal the second reading of the Citr
following is the amount of the dividends dile and not condition, rind that there were 1:12,000.01K1 in the bank
ance of Salmons, at Covent Genteel Theatre. to her lionla.e in March, 1.8.-et. when Mr. ala ff. 11111
PtalrsaillichAndoftatikwenCitplace4 iii)ni;cednrtain atuipcpitlyy demanded, which consequently remained in the coffers almost entirely unprotected,
ki.nurie:ip,oienwdiangthfeer.t.idlieitiNonuoi,tbtoos
ockus:.
Her Majesty will hold levees at St. James's Palace, of the Bank in each quarter of last year—viz. :t in what prize money that salmi would
' Itiiil:i,altlietrofleinrmial
dofeico,artnaulareict, w(titc,l,ine,:o„cit.iiiiteal u. tam
twha: tadaenaeaketiors../.
thal.sth. of April, Ittle, 4,212.437 ;on die :eh of July, 1100,01R1nit.m whoyould seise it.
on Wednesday, the 2.1n1 inst.. anal on Wednemalay, the to the ii em ef a friend with no dresx over her petti• Perishes instead a tike'e being berm by • few Parishes. i11i,4:30 , oli the 10th a.if October, Matti ; and on the
2nd a March next. Her Malmwty will hold a drawing- coat, with no bonnet on her head, anal slielt ring her- Alderman CorriesXo moved the second reading of the
sth of January 18e9, L142,9:41.
room and another levee before Easter. self meter an umbrella, and was olaligeal to borrow Bill that allay six menthe
THE QeltEN AND HMI DADDIITEIL—To compensate clothes to enable lier to pay a vinit to her solicitor. Time House divided, and time numbers were—for the Ter ErCLCSIAMTICAL CoUtt issirtN.—Mr. Secretary try, aseerting that there was nothing to
. Prevent an aim.
in some measure for the alinappointment (a-It by Prince 'lle req.:Acne who carries on lillsiiiess as a aim- second reading, 57 ; against it, N 9 ; majority, :12. 1 Waliaole, Mr. Henley, seal Mr. Medea have jest intro- al Sirett:eq. taarliyerg,
vision ad England. The French, he said, possessed Ise
and Prittemis Frederick William at the absence amf the nether in .lertityn.street, pleaded' a denial of the allege- the steam vessels in their commercial marine and
Mr. (*hive repentml the quest' which lie put to the aliwael a Bill further to amend the laws relating to „ . . . _ • . at lea,'
1 Queen and Prince Consort at the christe • g I,f their tiants of cruelty, hut dial not call any evidence. Clmanceller of the Exchequer last night. Ecclesiastical Co 11111 l issioncrs, and the Act concerning time Lei steamers in their navy. England, at was true pm,
infant son, we believe Her Majesty liae intimated the a a .wei • of ' AMC, iii ~ ju seottsl many 1111 l re than this ,'s • hut what was thereto'
Dr. SiiiiitA submitted that no cue .If legal critchy had 'rime I'IMSCELoaIt of the EttelleorEn said lie haall re- I n ~. runt la 1 I and Cspitular Estatc .
.„ . , , , , pre-
-1 probability af her paying them a visit in the autumn, been eatal.lisheal, even assuming all the fact.,
" spoken tam eri Ved . niunitunicetion from the Lord Chanrellor on Ireland. It vest.' the lands of each see in the said COlll. Vela, the I:emperor or time creme mini laying &newest,
! for the Immo.° of Fleeing her young grandson; but time by the witalesees fair the petitioner to be true. this subject. He ,umial lie would not have appoint‘sl Mr. Missionent on the next avoialence thereof, provision (Mall the veimeele in his ports, using them as transpog
I time and manner of tide visit, anal whether it into be I Sir C. Crewmen, in eu 11111 l ing up, observed that time a. II iie.iiis to the "ffin. utiles+, lie Wan convinced of his lain being made for assigning to the bishop of the owe anal his for his trt..lo, and in • fortnight from such • time all ir,„
full' wilified for that adli (Oh oh. . g - - • ' fl •t' me t I ' time P rti dlt
I a public or private affair will
...II ! ) Tied gentle- successors AS an endownient lands sufheient to afford the a e ine, i anc tor in me 0 All road,. war ea
with the Princess Royal when she visite her I I ' 't
ti .1
cet
• 1. ... ed loffice ta ' of • ' 1 t well for people to say such Beep could not be do:I
parental great social imminence, anal involved consequences 111311 .st ins ali yMO SIAIII ahem. y reei„n tle a tutory income time ace. A mins ar arrangemen e,
home in the summer. A Berlin letter, of the sth, much more enduring than rears involved in the pecie as be heal hearml what had occurred last night. may be tamale even before the next avoidance, on the but lie was a warrior whose life had been passed in con-
however, state* that. lice Majesty queen Victoria. the I 'Mary ;iiirstions gem Tally submitted to juries. It was Lord .1011 IN ItriDiFt.t. brought in his Bill to amend the regtena of the builiop pru Om. flirts, and he knew what could be done, and be was Imre
Emperor of Russia, the Queen of Prussia, time Grand I manifest that if a separation could be obtained Ilion Laws of Bankruptcy anal Insolveacy. Ili l i many
---5 huh, -n litteveY•Cotemens.—A return " of colonels promoteu
s_s the country WAS not at present secure, as reganled the
Duke of Weimar, anal the Princess Charles of trivet graninals it would he asked fair in a vast number ad leanits is identical with that introduced by the Lord to the rank of major-general in the brevets of 1851 and na ion a . .
e ences roman invasion.
t" al I f f • . Time F -. me miperor of the
Prussia will be the godfathere and godmothers of the s'
CA -A ill which, by time exereisa of mutual concessiou anal Chancellor, the freshest point being a power to creditors Wel, having served six years or more es effective field aa sail of the line which he
French had could maii,
while England hail only 5 sail of the line at Cork.
idea Prince. I forbearance, time parties might continits• to live taiga:thee to lake their case before a County Court officers on full pay, and not being now colonels of regi-
lie could no It fancy that t i ere could be any tri- The House wane. tcel out whilst Mr. ALL"CK wasutente," Was 1111 l ved for by Loral Hothate, M.P., anal This he thought, was not • safe state for this country to
The Prince Coneurt has made • donation ad 400 rads
to tl lia 'I 'I t W ll' et 'II The.
.. _se ays d wary, A, t. lII,_OII l 0 ege. I I better able to conic hi a right conclusion upon (pies- giving All address for the Abolition of Turnpike Tolls. laid on the table a few days ago. The only Dante re- be in•
ina t lati 12 men it colunion sense wio
t. . of this It. I I f I Letters of regret tliait prior engagements prevent-
tot
' hooks are all !land. • turned is that of Lord de Ras (premier baron of Eng-
em ly anal serviceably hound, and saw and lward what was • • tl I I 11
going on in le wor i . e WEDNESDAY. • their anent ance were then re from the' lad f Lords Stanley
compriee a large number of finely illustrated editions, as Irma), who served as a substantive major for 44, and as y and
. thoit-lit they were inucli more likely to form a carrel Durham. while the letters which were also read from
the Aboteford edition of the " Waverly Novels,' 1 ".he Tramways (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, brevet lieutenant-colonel end colonel for 204 yeanm,
ju. ganent mean the ai . . uestion whether C1,,-the cenduct of • after i_t ~ , Sir B 0 II
• Mr Villiere, M.P., Mr. Milner Chau
Morris's Works on " British lents and Insects," with.l 1 A 11.10”..ACUA40111. making altogether 24i years. The date of Lord De Hors 'B. ' ' '' na.
husband land been sect, that ins wife ome, it not to con• M.P., and Mr. Sharman Crawford, not only expressed
some fine works in foreign languages."lemral BURY moved the second reading of the Marriage brevet is June 31.) 1854.
thine to live with him, than a single individual who,their regret at non-attendance, but their cordial geed
. Law Anieseleim t observing 1 Bill, that it was word for Nisei Biu.s.—ltills have just been introduced into
The Sheriffs of !melon and middiesex, Mr. Ablerman perhaps, had not had the mine opportunity of ailmerving ,„„.,1 si,„wishes on behalf at the cause of the ballot. The follow.
Hale anal Mr. Conder, accompanied by the City what I le I 11. • I lliatl t m ' ted -- -- -sine " the Bill of tut session.
the House of Coin 1111 l na by time Irish Government to ing letter wax also read from Mr. Bright amid much
Itemembrancer. 1 , eel an audience of the Queen aan Thum- passes an 1111 l g 110111 111. •I' •"11 "'lin 1 nu ' Mr. Hairy in moving to defer the second reading for consolidate and amend the I&WA telating to lunatic poor
out ti at .. it i i at'hility of temper was no ground • " • applause :-
1 day last, to receive Her Illejesty's commands with respect if 1 l''' re
'c""
1' - ' k h I six months, reiterated the argemente lie had urged upon iii Ireland, to regulate markets in Ireland, and to abolish " Rochdale. February 15, 1114.
separation ; man anal w,fe might ma e each ot ier u harmer amecimiams against time .ram eased change of tlie law, manor courts in that country. Time last abolishex the X•d 'I y air b r,-1 ant very lorry that lam not able to Le ta
Ito the reception of All AdillreAA from the l'orporatiain 1.1 miserable as they pleased if they only kept hands :.1„....•. II.•, . . •
I the City of London upon the birth of her Majeety's But if the hush:mars conduct W3A such as to jestify the le'' 1 • t . . • • • •t i i lie contended would open the dear to ulterior manor courts (reserving other lIIAIIOIIAI rights), anal nein this week, and that I emanot be present at your inese,,k
I grandaunt. The :aliening were yrescisted to the Queen b e lenges i entructive of SOCIAL purity. Time decision of the gives power to juatices of Quarter Sesamions to hear anal tam morrow, tam Mow has much 1 unite eith you amid MAI'
Y wife in ap rehendin bodily suffering if she returned to id .d I pi i f.innno n on in &sour of the Ballot. Of the early merest
other House, which haat rejected the Ginner Bills, had determine cues for the recovery of debts not exceeding
the Hight lion. Spencer Walpole, Secretary of State for
1
the Home Department. coliabitatirei. she wan g entitled to a separation.
The jury found that the respondent lied been guilty of been indorsed, be said, by die good WNW and good feel- El, with an appeal to the Quarter Sessions.
Ma ef the country. of your labours Ido not doubt. The Great Reform Party in
the three kingdoms ts unanimous as to the necessity and
cruelty. - Houses IN BoltuenHat.—A return of houses in judiee of time Belief., iiiid eitteaut it any eaten .iiin of the
Inewli" still lie felt tultitudei to be an rill rattier than

ii) imii.
biiroughs and their value has been printed, on the nist,io, alit he 13.,‘
tion of Mr. J. 11. Smith with a view to throw light • tri"klre to
tic lirluni.
-Itic itetonn ert) i• • Ballot artv and any atten3pt te giro
on the now vexed question of the franelibie. It allows
mtmartin sit 1,
out the •
o Ballot niust
that the city oT London contains 14,55:: bowie. and •Your has bon of great wirier, and I hops you
shops, Re., of the value of CIO and upwards ; 1,272 will continue your labour. till your /Alert Is areomplisbed.
between C 5 and CIO ; 209 between C 4 and ; 40 Believe rue very enocrely your.,
between U awl £4 ; and £99 under Ca The unniber JOHN BRIGHT.
of voters is 19.10 J, and the population 129,144. Liver. Edward C. Whltehuno, Esq., London.
pool liaa 42,4714 CIO house., and •IJ,ffel between in and The Chairman then said he WM about to propose
CIO. The number of voters is 18,105. and the !stole. what wan called in general parlance the toast a the
tion 375.9.55. York city has :LIM 1:10-housesi evening. They wanted nothing said as regarded the
and houses between .C 5 and £IO, the occupiers of Erg oit of the question ; therefore in proposing the
Which, of COUNe are excluded from the franchise. toast, lie would ',peek, not of the ballot as necessary to
Ungar or THE NATION.U. DEHT.--IE is be defended, but as to the actual po4ition in which Ilse
mine mitigation of the financial prospects of the present ballot question stood at present. That wan interesting
year that mum October next annuities will expire to the to them all, and it was a question on which they might.
amount of 4316,000, thus effecting a caving in out reasonably Lauder. As regarded, then, the position el
annual Inwood. 011 account of the National lkht equal the question, he thought, not allowing hope to tell a
to such as would moult if the debt itself were to cape- flattering tale, that they hail reason for much congratit-
rience a reduction of C 10,200,000. Three lis later lation. Ile looked upon the qucation as a fast Mains
—namely, in January, 111I0—the extinction of the long one. In the first Place it had the surPurt 01,01".
„aka, ill effect a farther annual oco of —and_ wow, more moody.: —147 members of
. . .

annuities wit
E1,A99.511n, a /01111 1.1111/1 to the interest un tra,:ton,uoo
cunsola, wbilu there are sundry smaller claims of tontine
and other life annuities to fall in. Although these re-
ductions will involve 110 lightening .4 taxation, since
they have all been calculated upon in the arrangement*
regarding the income tax, it is desirable the circuit,.
stance of their being about to occur should be known
throughout Europe. The fact of our being able, in case
of the worst, to raise loan* to the extent of L711,11110,(4111,
without rendering our bunion; next year greater than
they are at present, may produee a good effect on the
possible eve 44 complications, the ultimate triumph in
which will most likely turn, as usual, upon considera-
tions of finance.
THIS INDIAN CIVIL tinftviee.—The Secretary of State
for India in Council has just nailed his regulations for ,
the examination of candidates for admiesion to Her I
Majesty's (no longer the 1.011ilAilly'*) civil lA•rwite in
India. An examination will he held in London in duly
next, and 44 the suocesalid candidate* Wi will be selected ,
for the Presidency of Mengel, A for that of Madras. and 1
7 for that of Bombay ; in all, 41. The ;subjects to be
gut up for the examination are the language, literature,
and history of England, I irveCv, Runic, Froillee, lig:Many,
and Italy ; pure and mixed matheinatica, natural .cienee
(cliyenistry, electricity and magnetism. "natural liim•
tory," geology, and minerology I, logic and mental and
moral philosophy,. Soiscrit and Arabic ibotli language
, and liseratsin) ; 7,:175 marks will be allotted, of which
; 1,1410 to English and compsoition, soul 1.250 to mathe-
Imatics. A second exammatmn meat be passed by the
micas,' candidatre in Nancrit, the vernacular dialect of
I India, the history and geogiaphy of India, the general
1 principles of jurisprudence, the elements of Hunk.° and
Mallomolan law, and in political VCOIIOIIIY. No candi•
! dotes will by allowed to set sail I.sr India until 0141
IIIIVi• 111000,1 this (1111110 r I:%mitisoation, or after they has..
1 attalie,l the age of 21 years. They must also give good
pr., 4 .4 their sound bodily health mid good moral
character. lisrd Stanley lima decided to allow £lllll to
each of the selected CAIOIII4OI UP 111014 the VlllOOllOOl 1110 t
I 11104 be incurred upon them before they proceed to
' India. The age ham ',cot timed at 25 for CrIIIIIIIIIIttOI Wilii
I may pans their first examination in duly, 144.59 ; after
, that the age will IN. 24,
1 A return ha* just been looted of the alterations male
in the tariffs of foreign countries during the year ending
August 1, which again furnishes evidence of the progress
of frce.traile principles.. On the part of Moeda, how.
ever, whirls is first on the list, the Indy change hie
been ass addition 44 A per cent, ill,Oll all article* of iiii•
port and export except anger. Sweden has made most
important reductions in nearly every article, the average
decrease being about 441 pier cent. Cutlery, tartbess•
wars, glass, hides, saddlery, pieuvipicals, and metals are
among the principal item' affected. Ounpowiler, '
whiali was formerly prohibited, is 110 W Ilillilitted at A
slut,' .4 about id. per lb. Ills a small proportion of
articles the &Sire have been increased, among wide!' ,
are indigo, preserved Nal, salt, wine miscellaneous ,
kiwi* .4 outinii and wool, uninanufattured tobacco, papwr,
and spirits, the latter espwcially being augmentell nearly
DA per cunt., ... as to bring it to lta, WV, per willow
Thu exportation lif east 111111 owl euppur ore, *lnuit was
foPriiiiTly leroliihited, is now allowed, his the export
&dm a rediation of isenntliird has been made in tin,
vorinus description* .4 nistanurglit, sown, ..r bawls wsaol,
while there 1144 beets an inorsnow 44 Aali per cent. is.
hewn sir split boll's. Thu t lemons Zolven•in bare made
only a single alteratisin,- 'al decrease .4 25 pee colt, "II
Inirigkial. Its.. principal Vretteli phones were thine fur
the temporary asindwason id grain awl irssi, and for the
natissnalisolinn .4 foreign vessels, hut atincli, uocapting
Ai regards groin, expired in thrtaber last. The sillier
alturatinna aunoista.l chiefly of is radiation in this import
ditties sm way, pint ass increaau .4 lir prr cunt. in this
capon dirty ton fureinsi brandies .4 pure micolinb A
earful), 14 intilurllaisuulie artialas wan, nowt., fru., of
roporl ditty. Spoilt Ism ulrvelud on program'. Isil loaa
paw loaskwarol, a* usual, lour wily loolopoolvot Itavirog
boom ha I,oloooi 0 1101, sin logil, wlliali WIN praalsmilli
fruu, Thu 01iities oon raorlain Worth* harp book tokangpoil
hull, Ad POONA 111 apuolku, Hoorlael 41*11 1144 toprolos
Holy a aloolflu allsorallook, lour thl• il/14 11**11 01 1111111/1
1(11114114r* filAl 1/411 !WI, liiiiliol4 NOW Nay aril,
aplu, 140 FAllllocil 111 111100 Nll *1t1,4, pilot Poirvv,
mooroy, oat llou ill our wool, 114+ ashiptinl all Inisreltss nil
these artieles and a sii els Pruarlslnlr, Anil a rinhtuliun s*
rolarol* folatoollopoo attol lotookliou *Hu., She 11M4 got
fctliiteellai eliptffl orkliv. trusts a kV( 4,014.4 orst.
1 Irv, 040,1111110* 11141111 411 'frump ramp:finis .4 plata!
1 l our Kill, frooko pur Import oloilour son (*aro% liftvflp
1 alit wouillell
1
Ipitlia notores pool pow, plot tdi VIHIr"
RIP lilihiliMir, IFII(I Willill inifi 11141,11111/ ry, I 'fowl
' "PI sr IMP 14/011Wfi Iflrt i limit; it graot iitiniliar
ellhhiro,NNl iiiry won' 0 11114 y it Ilia sillmlthilinli
*144 I Mr 004 ritiortor rarroo, Elio oollour allemliolk*
lot* Y roolloorliklool Ifs !Orr *kirk la wow orm,
oolook a* WHIN looplaikrior4 ow loompr,tirmiirio yokop*ro
Misr, raw 011114 SHIP, lallsivi, ro, okol. lot .1, Ne, l'llli,,F'
Illsslld 4 antsousitient Ipoialllo, MAO, lito 1,1,1 of
Animal, 1010. mob, it rusirolitoi oruragiim *Wile 1, ti,t,
relit. Ps k rafluly a mwonolvilito woo, imoolio lir
*loon 1411,0, Mt inerfaaa 14 Shit Mir Mil. Ito II No
gfiemi 111 His yawn illtif ny filakur fill 1.441111)1111:
I/soffit Ilia fatted, cid Hp; nfo !MIMI lif) l'lllll4l Mitt
All 1111i1VA 11111111114, 1, In kind* flllll 141111114 f: hi
lilpidllita linlytaili unit In ikl; 10 I I; b, ' 11Hie IMO
011111114 Valli ilipl lnilss dilly !Ks, 11110011011 111*
14111 ft I low+ tor ilFf ditty id 1111 pelf Fell', ttfl aifillft
Ver IN NOM 11:i fl 11141111*, 114001111114 111111/ Miltl4lll7 11001.6,/,
1110 ION; Al, i to itomi. 111110 olft, Dm adelsi a till?
Ora a II Ore Il 60.1411 bli, rim lb 111
had Illipt NH all fedil: hill i illi lill IN, kallii li
011illififilrit Illiffilitisenfleilitl ISHifiriltesiNillitillibill1111111111114111:1)"11tilltill

the House of iiiiii on ti —Ars.) That was a vast
phalanx, and it 100 l been said by 'mesons who trero
betler isequainted with such matters than himself, that a
smaller nunther of united men could carry any question.
However weak their Argument. on all other points lad
been, people always thought their argument strong
when they asserted that the ballot was a necessary
shield to place before the elector. (('bee-re.) He did
not say too much when he said that this was tini.
vernally the Case of public meetings. Hut there Were
other signs of the times, and in saying that he really
mentioned the subject of his thought., which was the
Testes. No IllAti had re respect for the splendid
power of writing which the Tinge newspaper possessed,
hut no MAD from one end of the kingdom to the other
haul a Heuer hearty contempt fur the way in which that
paper used it. (('heers.) He omifensed—and he stated
at As a fact, for he knew it, and had but too often felt
it, and lie should, please God, feel it yet again—that so
1111111 was more nervous in coming before the public titan
lie was, lie never rose to speak in the House of Coin.
iiioiiS without thin greatest trepidation, but be felt no
trepidation, when lie Was pitted against a man who
wrote I the ballot.bos of the Times. It was but a
man, and A tuan making use of that principle which lie
denied to others (cheers) ; and he was about to tall
their attention to the fact that, great as WM the power
of the TlWll—martificent as some of its articles were
-- alternately surpriaing either by the force
of their logic, or carrying away readers by their
humour yet in the subject of the ballot. that
paper load been guilty of putting forth articles
for which a echoolboy would be whipped. He
thonght Le had not slipped into any argument for
Situ ballot, or gone beyotel the limits which he had
erectile .1 i.. to stating the position the
que.tion. 11. congratulated them WI that position, and
wool I g.‘ • . in a toast in c 1111 l texion with the proposed
Reform l; if Mr. Bright's Hill he newt not, of
course. Anything, for lie had been always • stanch
.11 poet...r if the ballot ; hut there were
other Referm lierby's. for instance, Which
olt ell the Itntil inst., Anil with regard to the
details of which there Were Many rumour. afloat. He
bad heard solo, people say that they were to have •
periiii.svc ballot, but lie could only say, as regarded a
lcruiisive lisllot, that, although it was • most objection.
ishle form in which to give situ-hi a messure, yet, if they
would accompany the periiii•sion by the test of the
ballot --if they would ballot for the ballot, then he
thought. 'peaking, of course, with enbini.sion to those
around him, that that ass 11 proposition which they
ought to accept, (rheers.l When they heard a Tory
proposing a Ileform Hill at all, it was sti ismmtromly
Imposed to all that they hail ever beard of Torus, but
inure especially of Tory 3liniatere, proposing to give to
the people of England in ally shape protection mid
independence to the voters, that lie &odd only tarn
round and look through the counties ; look at the lords
of great estates--lie could only look at the tyranny
est:resetl orer the working claws by the Tories, and
they could all see that, Tory as that tyranny was, it
became impossible that they would ever give them any
memoir', half wi lateral, utiles' they at once abjured the
character of Tories, renounced their errors, and said
they started as new men. He would conclude by 'ivies
- Vote hy Ilidlot, the chid Its 'Melte of all PIA..
mentiiry Reform.
Thu toast Was drunk with the usual honours.
Mr. Barnard proposed—The lin Members of Perlis.
mem who supported the Ibillut—and urged upon the
member* of the society present the nverealty for uniting
upon awls a unuotion, and making it mine independent
Iforommoto, end sine to be premed alike open the ton.
eideration id all. Ill'imoral H. wee sure that nu ties'
sure oI Parliamentary lleform which did not ackimishalge
the prineiple of vote by hello. would ever be acceptable
It the people id this conntry. (thews-I
siir J. I , Shelley returned thanks un the part of tha
manlier* id Mouse,
r. hhetippauhl briefly proposal —The I'oloo of the
Mello Holm if —tis Odell Hr. .1, White, re..
glow ',we., mon, or less AntintAnill WWI the toilet
for which II: freitral such 1•41111 II 4.
Illanteli ra Ph. 49.4ra11an Colonivr, se ;rine
Pm I ',mike of thE Paitlol Society, se., WM 4elr
Nivoll immarini, Tiw ifrii:4ll of lairomo,
144410 N la loytoWstilliffs at an Vallanli Wife

ltieotftt ii 11114 N lONADOC Ali liltotratifis
tliouvett wee lot itt4ll MAO ItII ty lotftlio SO
61041,10 II '°°i'°
11111 1411111111, Will 4 MINIM 111111 1ft.61
Nide' Joist. 41 1111/91111
ff if PII II Moot WI ll* Maar al ricitittailti After
the is sulk lot the ohojlti itf lot *ii If tot,
Anil three fret they MUM AWL glni on
ping lama ill fitof OM I I lii.*Mt 041fuliijl list.
ta.aoalfot of a 110'00 so lisionin helicei lying fif
111 11100 little, tiititil the ittotth,l, with their heaths
pointing to the centre, 01111 the feet al atiii.to
ilie hook 'lf 11111011 11140011 111 Ifir 11ft6e1114 bity, tht, de.
Him,. 54 wt.. ci.a (amid lying with them, Intl
there were its 11.110/1 1/1 coy olo'o'iiotloi,i to liilletit, too
*hot i 4 a hvogtollll age they lielaitceil, the bmiev
were hi a remarkable .4 .641 isV prevervalloss, einickirring
the length iif time the' laallea insult need's later been
'moulted there.—eeriainly net Irittr than the rather
of the Alarm Itiva.bso, ImoNi retool -the peeled
akelvtion* being traced *a they hot in the coil, bat tool
cilicitting 4 reiiiiirci lii host line al the skull.
has heen idausol the %Watson' Lwow. mum.'
WlO5O lot astosiderable mite, and the chalk on the top lisul
evidently been abut sm to the earth, 'rho. Fl4lllOllO of
bodiesu were found in the 010111' al chant three
Palm, and by far the greater portion of the simmill
rimming undisturbed. Thi. place oil ancient aeiods sire la
pituale but a 'dont distance below (lie rums of the
ancient fartillectimi loam c is. Ilmlitd'a cavil'', from It.
having, a* *mile suilsoritlea tell,' um, been Wilt by
Maimed's'', is Salton ; lost from the ono' found in hid,
enil oofhcr eiridetiose, there raps be no doubt that
the Itonisnv had a ritAtioli there, a which it is highly
probable that I lodard'a is a reba, though it 11017
have Imes' afterward. 'used and recciit.l by the Aaluil".
Nome rum ompiraw (hot it warn is Britloh military 11011•
thin before the lauding ul rams, -s conjecture wltiell is
by wealta improbable, from ita adv.intarmui alte for
es nerving the t'* folio' belowt and tlsu linpurtant
111 nacho' oututtry which it outiousatclit.

Pruitl44filll it, !pp )tirvie I Apis,74vro, 4
piFlitowil Toil 14 ihn Ilwyei I leninteiticeo irly WO.
01 1111•INV Fresiim it 44, Intrnslittm• limo, MI
he erten , o Mvionlimi, Plrviti 'III, irlt 1.110 141111 f, . Till
FililliWr4ltoili 14 !Ito avVvild Wove ItfirVviliq pii4 Rig
dolitilliv ills, ryototilitill !FRI ; - -111,01 ths "MAN lawn
wi Ifle Akillii4 If WWI PI P4llOlllll 141 1 119 --o, 1., AAA!
1,
0.4 i P*4o.lill Vermilliwit Prel,t, from liglatint Irtr
te I Whipiple tw" I. fli le A Roo #fpl POIVi•I Vl*4
Vim i in Hoti Ilw *milt Iraftc I I OW Mlllititheitho 41
iwil II WiNfil otHe to iv the slit M Yid nice i alt 4, It
'Atilt WI otoillt.nrellfll it Ito+ lIIIIMWMI IN Eh.
olivis ft HMI
.1: 0:114 IA MN I i#o. ~tat, le NISI'
tlittit tot ilt,tco Illotiltofttl 1114100, i 101 rvtillltilt NIT
ON 1140.11.411 Oil ilowijoi Imok Sit tlititally ri a
tht.littileh Itffilitryi 111111 tit trill Mllittil 1111111“ o',
Wilt l'iloth After Flie y 111 Ihree highly .littittioim
Illtnefettliy l'reenlent, 111 fitt(lllHtflillfg MIIO4 till' fri4itioyflil
Wit)ell 1006.41 HMI telorderl the relit.," thlet ir et;
Imelittwit WIN buttered lii I le 11/4 IfIMEINV ill 1 II
11#4.41,1114116M NOWlrib OM Obri !lilt Iflla ilitf WV rag
'pull In Ile ilittiol 111 oIiVIA lifftwvisfifl
1710 110 Wow
,II 10011 liai 11(411411 II: flet nylelly a Itlollll le Ow
ilfaleettiorthy elfittlo made Ite Vollmer • IttOrmi4..,
ii,vint, iii,khom, iftil fthllleati, Iti i tote* Ilitil frit 1
ot iii•noins ilie imiot# .4th.. Mitill MO* Welt 14 lAIAO
14}flittAil MO IsAlth tV 01111001 MS ifit•ol4 0410 110 1"
the 'tett Meer Mcllleyseltl Is ogluti Om 1114111114 tor
Illfil ell AAINItO4. lieftt MIMI II -Ilit l'itmellittt I,lo#lo,
Mont I, lie Iteard Ilw grulleltieti *lts Hriii.41.1..., ,
1...,.. 1., 1411 1111111 thlit Ittielliltill till!' y It. Ihr led
thrtetioh* lith Ittellerteol, Arei, Ike He littattly 14 the
NI 04114 A AAA ptilltit NAlflit I 1 IVAlrflqi lry the illitct
li 'N'ilill 14 llir 11411441 i Old etlitth getketti•Niteh rtt.
Niui twit Olt p4111111141' t 4 Ildpwee ilitooollt Ile, itril
Illamltlelna *Olio the iltltlell Itttlio.ty f.t. 100,0
tit ilet, moil tot} deg, north Intlltole, telofelt het hers Id
the Ilrott time plattiliwool by mem 14 pelmet, *l,. hod de.
fertilised the atearmiloleal testlllos, Hie /W tit
ire atilt ,
id lhe Iftionitrino, and 161 p loillitto ellAtieloto.
'whiled'..( I Ist It wee a retthohalt e and eatlelselort
thihhe that, otitillatali In thle itorthm ,4 Ile tome li,"
eloomi re"e no moth 'Hitler witisitillo thaw in 10 14,01014 w
I i•di 14. the 11,11ithe the 114,141.114100, ot room., IN II *et"
Ill'. 4iontli to I* Amid SIAM fogi lotto. then !two 4
eloleh the AMirtlemlia rill ItaMrl iltiir thil ertiltil patio
14 l'fillitirliin. After "deeding le the 14re111 Itoterem
which twer,+Nrlly sitmefitti in the dloeovetleo 111 telaliel
folio. eolohliolootent 4 a Ilse of inferroloroelettrree Of
reef roofern or Atlantic waterolted of MOM ?tooth
4A..exuritiiiebisia.si:lititheit:emilatnelinittliiiriloreft
fiftrywiii.
alnk4ditiothi,
Feat wild depoolts of I'aiotooirer'o lohool on the Pordle,
I"' holA that persena who hold lootia entitled the oul2P•ei
oath so Hr. John Nall, lately of the Coinnilllidreel
Mr. rAviiirci Wiles, who load so mach kneeled. In
Hellion North Astoria& Ind AO larp a wake therein:
liord Bury whit had recently ?started from that (venni,
.Ithar.v.inwagionolvoil
kAddeti term
.01,117,Illeinetict ti7tilpf.ivolltilierid,
itA.lrliii.ol:ig.
Ina the meeting. Anted that Mt. E, 8, Lytton, had Isl
wily kindly ettuomunleated the deorateheo which hl
hews reat,l Iwit bad farther "emoted tc the Mu". '
Ceplaiu Palliser and hr. Hector that they tilled I* l'ff'
HAW lii return to England next summer, rerinitioil tim
paws they had dheorerod, awl exploriog Ilritish I 'oloni•
bist na Ilselr rued to the ohoren of the l'aclific-- tim
bighly gralifylag to 441 goographen.