The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-04 00:00:00

ITALY.

PASSeoRTS.-Th m e facility forerly granted by the Deem rre eeth CLY Mee Feenret.-The venerable
French Geverument to the Weiler* of Force:weak,: *rent of outr Reline Coannanilerenelerief dieel at
paesporte, I. y eirtne oof which a consular 001 is geed for I lerrecin on the 42.1 uit.. at o %.4.11, adv.H.l ve, and
any inpithier of journeys lit, France within ,c the 'reel Iw I. itoterred on %S ~limes lay in al riston CerueWey.
M mimickers, (eeeee• pee, -A return has been of a year from RA date, hits just hiirit again put Into The funeral was strictly privele.
publish...ll.4 the gross amount of clerk,.' fees received force, after having been suspended mince Mandl boot. Decee tee ite P. m. IN MArreliriardt.-Tlia
be all clerke to the meeertratet in ell the cities, and This completes the reeteretion id all the fectlitiee improvement of trmle at Manchester ie telling very
towns of Eliglend end M eke of more than 11)00 inhale sitspewleil at that erriml, while the stillse
bolits, ill 1A55, 1t456, Mid 114.17. Ti..' Mins vary coneele- I iheral iiii•i•siires recently adopted are still mailiteiree guerdien l. held on Thurmlay, the outilmir relief of the
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rah'''. In smote cases, lIN at Liverpool, fixed wreaker are The French p ireimrt eritem la therefore at this t 1111 l mot 'ore week was stated as follows; -Settled case, 838, st
paid ihrtearl of tom. lVs. restrictive or vexatious iu character than at any a cost a £lOl 13e. fild, ; English Imilliadtl,4l caseg, 725.
ll' iPTURE oolt AN A Beeeent NO :Meer eer re item.- termer periirl. at aced of OH 135. 41. ; Irish ease, 8140, at 1114 10e. 3.1. ;
William canley, manufacturer, If Steeklmet• who Tile Ilienstif sm BoNeer.-The followingletter hair -total Cases. 2,443, costa, r. 112 3,141. Compared with
sometime since eheconded from that town with property leen reemved by the Lord provost of Editightirgh from tr.,. correeremling week of last year there was A dlecreme
to the Amount id illeelle and agaitint whom.' a flit in Lord Blselellalli •-" Provence. Dec. is. 1/45e. My et 1,93,4 English came, end te.12.42.. lid. costs ; and of
Bankruptcy has been healed. WO. APPrellendol in bora.-- I heve this morning bird the li 11111 l ur of rewiring 1.1314 Inall cows. et E4S2 lia. 7.1. ewes. The increase
Birkenheed on Monday, and taken into cuidoly at Male your lordship's letter, with the esicloanal address, and I of indoor poor was HH.
Allestsr. have too worec which can express how deeply 1 have De coil mot erniglNG.- On Tuesday night an
Tile. 511'llinelteR ATKINSON.-After his ammittal on liven affectml by it. Iklieve ine, iriv lord. I did net useum.,4 was heel at tiles/emptied lun, limeleatreet, on
the ground of Motility, on Seturday, the primmer retie either that or your letter with dry eyes. I refer the heely of a reepectable Mali, Aged 49, named William
coolly walked front the bee into the lock, where lie was we Merely to the iwreintel kiwlneser of lily highly • Thornten, a jeweller, living in Slade-lane. The cir•
engaged for nearly two hours intently meting A hook. enteemerlfellow•eitiecto (an the honour formerly bestowed euile,eeneee are of A most melancholy and seignior
Mince hin trial he has put ar all the /manned " Mate- entitles inc to call them), but it is an unspeakable greti• character. Being acquainted with Mr. Southall, of the
cility" whirl, lie (Replayed before the medical witnesses, ficetion to find all the great community tinder your lord. Hope end Anchor Retail Brewery, Lodge-road, the
and ootelockel himself with as much rat lity, in sheen care approving, without aistinction of chase, or deceased went there to enjoy leis pipe end glee" on
telligence, and acuteness as any prisoner in ettetmly. party, or sect, thmie measures to which, to the veil t 'bristlier-day. The landlord sent out tel. from his
modc•rate exti•nt ,If my powers, my life lies been devotee , tahrle a plate of nevem' turkey. Very soon after that
Tee tiI'HMARINIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN CAGLIARI
for improving as well as preserving our inetitutiens, Mr. Southall was surprised at awing lois guest rush past
AND MAl.r.t.-Letters from Malta (of the evening of the •
riesling the characti•r of our peeple, and furtlwring gene. the bar window, and following him, Al • matter of
23n1 of December announce that since midday On the i. •
rally the ',mere. of lemon improvement. The sicknees course. to ascertain the cause, found the unfortunate)
20th time cm 1111 l unication with Sardinia had suddenly his back it the road o , melte the tavern in the
reamed, shortly After a notification bad been ulnae of the w iic ' iluis eii u, • • -1'• i I
prevalence .4 a heavy atom, at (*.teem'. The results, a 1. 11 I vi ited this family 'awl the uneerta. inty of the
• i eremite's. ae wince . Must ot cornrow De titan onil 1' . . _ .
agoiiies of death. Mr. Itavis, surgeon or urea.
Ilemptetestreet Wax immediately rent fur, but teeth-
the teak made at Malta by Mr. Anilrews, the superle lirei."" ii- vie" nil
I ' A meeting my friends '1
• I 'el ' It ascertained that in the
can hope
.to have t re teminiese (
meetitnti4 ore e frl'ou naming the time at which I
- . „ . „ Ca. Am was ..,. lit, avail, WAS
tending engineer, leave nut much doubt that the Menage
is at some eietance (Mut the Malta ail& and lie wax to ) I'
in •our cit As sANIII as this can be aseertaineu, I man act of eating deoeaned had attempted to swallow a piece
have the lonian- of again whirs:pm:4 your °neap. of the turkey
take his departure in • steamer of war for Cagliari on • - faithful - - • 1 4 ced
lieve me to be with 'treat reepect, yourser- in weight. This hail Ituck in the throat an, pro u
the night of the 23n1 to investigate the mishap, after ih: ' ~• t, i . II I . -Y
measuring four inches lung and one ounce
suffocetion. 'lle jury, under the conmeee direction. in
making arrangements for simulteneuue teats at both rent, hfic. 1r4;11Atl.- nig it inter. the Lord Provint.
extremities. 111G11 TIDES AT Huh:loos. -The new Kempeown this state 4if facts, returned a verdict of" Accidental
Groyne, which has teen lately erecteil by Messrs. death from suffocetion."
CoMIIERCIAL TRAVELLERS' lIKNEVoteNT INSTITI: t
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TION.-The anitu•l hall and mapper , 'oiet•sinan and Soto, 'miler the clirectien isf Mr. J. I
dEATII fie TIIE IlkiN. MRS. ANnoN. -We regret to
of this charity took place at the Louden Tavern on Tire -
ill aid of the fen" Wright, 1.E., at • cost of eBOO, received ilemegi• on muli." the sudden derail 4,1 the lion. Mrs. George
day evening last. Alderman Sir James I hike, 51. P., Thuneley Met to the ailment 44, it is Neel, about 0110, *tuAhem, widow of the late General the Hon. licesrge
President of the Inetitution, who °c0w1...4 thr• chair, fro
at tine
the force 44 the reit, which was rumen: very strong
he time ; about AI feet keying been ',token away and May , Dis 7, of cholera, shortly after the outbreak of the
strongly urged the Claims k.f the society upon the mem Aileen, the 4 empriendereweltief in India, who died in
carrier' to the eastward. .\ porti.in of the next groin revolt in the Bengal entry. Their much reepected lady
menial community at large. The great conine•rciel
house* of the metropolis, he said, would not 44, juetice . ..
.i 4:
eintwerd has Leen lately washed away by the sea (it was
, at te wile tinder reliair) in eitnequence 44 whicii A shortly after ' • reclock, at Ectinehall, Northampton -
third, after • few houne illness on Thureley morning,
to the men th..y employed unle. they came forward
; and he gave. ituititean,t,i,twy cgifr,h.siyeit,,el.l
ililadwltie,icein,
isnwi,...?,;l, ftri.,,,tirptrlyi,e,:•)arest awaGna.luof shim Mm. Mr. A nnon, was second surviving daughter of
liberally in support of the inetitution
4 e•cil Weld, first lora Forrester, by Lady Katherine
emplietic expreeei 111 l to his torn opinion id the viable off NC great at the junctien with the .iI.I (or Thunder's) Ilaria Marinera second daughter of Charles, fourth
this charity. The secretary (Mr. Kains) having nail a
greyire, to elech it wet in that part coulomb,' by Irish Duke ot Rutland, mid was ',nem of the Count..a ef
respectable list of donAtionn, the company retired f ties ineteed of the usual 'oraclea of timber, that it mula Cheeterfield and Ye:melte. Newport. tilse was born on
the 'supper to the ball room, where the prograine WM 6
11,1.. resist (ii.,o extreorilieury preioure, and the %tont
hamited, but not the dancenr, the ltril of April, IRA and married November the 30th,
ex
isekiet !eke of which it was courtructed were et once le3o, the late Getierel the Hon. George Mixon, M.P.,
Ceti Lew te Peefie-The coinlianY 'fed Pli'i" broken eve . Steps have been taken to secure the brother el' the late Earl of Lichfield. By the death a
~,,t.re. (cabs) was last year condemned by the ('ivil remaining wortion. which, is of great importaime, the •
Tribunal to pay aM. locroisecle. of Augouleme, a email leach in ont of Kemp-town being secured front retell- Hee lady the families of the Duke of Rutland, the Each
of Lichfield, the Earl and Count.. of Newberry, Via.
sum for the 10. of • portmanteau from lone of its cabs ing away by tins groyne. During the high tiers of the count and Viscounteas Newport, Lord Londashoroush,
as lie Was going in the vehicle from a railwey stilt' l., lest week a portion of the earthwork extending from luni Carrington, the Earl an., Countess of Chesterfield,
Irie hotel. On Feeley le• appeeled to the lellweiel the battery to Ship street. ittenedietely under the cliff. Lord and lody Waterpark, Lord and Lady Elder, it.c.,
Court for an in.leurnity of 103171., en the ground that and on which the capstans are fixed and the birthing are placed in mourning.
in eildition to wearing Apparel the portmanteau had meellines drawn up, bas keel washed away by the high
contained bills ef exchange Anil other secoirities to that tides. bolt 114, seriolis daniage hen been done We lousy MrterilltillUtt Devoe-An inquiry, which terminated
on Wednesday, has been made by Mr. G. Dyeon, coroner
Antonia, but that the tribunal had esitimeted the former Alum mention that, eeparently in consequence of the late
alone. 'rue Court clinic to the conclusion that Ire could heavy rains, a portion of the new upper leeplanade, ex- of Huddersfield, into th cause of the death of an old e
Mali Rallied William Hall, a small cloth manufacturer
not establish the hes of the ecciaities with sufficient heeling from the battery mot Regency aquare, exhibits
residing at thecae, who was found lying dead on the
elearnema to warrant the grant if the indenerity deleted. numenere cracks Anil A partial oinking within ahout a
CA PE OF (mll
u HOPE. , but. moldering that n lie had bee eubjected to ineun• yard i 4 its edge. We know wit weed o weedier this is wing l erthru before the fire place in hit own house on the
ie
evenin 41,4 the 21st inst. It was the canto,,,of the
The Union Screw Steamehip Compeller 'nail packet renience by the loss of them. awl to expense in seeking to the nature of the material. of which this portion is
deemi4l to, attend the cloth-market at Iluederefield,
Norman, Ceptain Boxer, arrived at Plymouth on I alter them, it Awarded him 500 f. ml,litional• conidructed. but it certainly appears to threaten, in the
and it was ill eolose,illenCe of hie being missed there on
Triestine, night. She loft Simoil'a Bay, November 20; • A LEVIATHAN BREWERT.--There is at present in event of A 0011tinualiCto of the Knew weather, rather ex•
the day just named that inquiries. were Made Which
St. Helena, 311th ; and Ascension, December 4. She I procei of erection at Burton-on-Trent, by Moore tetieve slips in various -places. --Beedrion I:.,ooniner of
resulted in the discovery of his bushy under einem-
has :10 paeserigenr, awl a full and valuable cargo, ' Baker and Sons. of Stangete, a brewery, which when Tuesday last. etenere of coneiderable suspicion. About live mouths
including £3.3.90 in girl I atel silver specie, 678 tusks Anil CoMpleted Will cover nearly four acre', of land, and Fillidirril, AtvIDEST. -Evan Evans, a Welshman,
ago Hall's wife Mut duel, and 'ince then lie had lived
three CMOs of ivory, 1,206 bags of copper ore, 148 slab. present MM
./oriole .4 more than a quarter 4,1 a mile in was killeel on Weihweley mug it on the Stockton awl
;dime. Shortly after (hat event his house wee broken
of °Dever, Ire. ' length. This by which has been desigired for Derlimithe Railway, between the Exton Junction and
rut
sir George Grey returnecl to Cape Town on the eend 1 elven m . Seite! Allem, awl Sen.. is intended for the Cargo Elect :Antrum The deceastel end five others of hi . iio awl nffibiel of about 1:20, but the theives were never
orecovercel. Hall's son . who is A weaver end m a arried
ef October, having hitch the len.lnierks of the new ! eschrive production ,'f Ent India pale ale, for which • countrymen, one of them • Raptie iiiiiiinter, whim' they
nen, lived next doer to him, but they were nut on
errittelary between the free :Bete and Moshesh. It was ; beverage tin: demand booth home and foreign has of late loul been hearing preach, were returning from elston to ,
fir-wildly term., and hail net spoken Ur each other fur
relented that at Netal Kneli wax inducing the tribe* to !so largely ilicreased that all existing mems of supply Mia.lleaborough, where their homes wen. eituate. 1 •
nearly two i 1111 l Mk. W lien the old melt WM missed
kill thc•ir cattle, but to plant extensively. The email have altogether (mile-h. It) proof of this feet it may be stead of wait ing iin the liiciiPtii' which "I" "c'ilici to ' smite persons went to hie house, and ti„ding all the
pox was (Immuring at Cape Tamil. 1,500 death+ hail mentioned that nnently, when the Council for bele, the railway on the top of 1, bank. they demi-melee into
dimes and windows fa/letter' an enterance WM effected
occured, though it was prinzipoally confined to the colo• invited tenders for :16,1100 hogslicede of pale ale for Or, ! the cutting, in order to obtain shelter front the wind,
hy see ef the tapper eametients, mud the decease, woo
MAI population). A seritonS 41rou1,ht prevaile,l rer the ' keel.; in helix, only shout hell' the foliaiitity WAS colli• WhiCli WM blowing very strimely in their faces. They
hiund stretched before the fireplace quite dead, and with
frontier, awl duck and crime were muttering very pd.l for, awl that portion chiefly by London brewer.. bad been told by mmie 4.f their friends filet 11,, hanger
marks on his neck indicating strangulation. Mr.
erverely. Ti.,' Indian remount agency was to be mmle I Mesers. Alleopp's new brewery aoljoins the railway , need be api.relierelcel, as at that time no train, would be
Roberte, surgeon, who made • pmf mortem examination
permenent. elsjor Gewkr, 73rd Regiment, left on the astern at Burton, atul will form an important achlithm . running ; but stelae:lly, where the line makes a curve, A
44 the boly lir 41ireCti011 of the coroner, expreseed his
Itlth 16( November for India. to the industrial establishments of that busy town. train, correlating (if emetic, tender. Mill solile eilipty car-
°Million that the oli-ceased had died frum the effecte of
The xhip Giley Bride. which conveyed horses to Cal. , There are at present 'wady 5410 Arti•kang eue.loyed mon , riagea, dashed up from behind them,. at the rate of 14
stranguletion produced by a thin cord, and gave
cutte, retool-bed to tloe Cape for another ',ripply. the works. which to are be menpleted under a heavy fine mn ho miles aur, ecattering them ii, tit all directions. Owing
„ li•tigtheirol reasons for that opinion. The jury, after
Her Majesty's ship Beecaweir was at Simon's Bay. u early iti Fehrusey twit. The contract for the shell or to the darkness of the night for,
l'ithuugli thc uniii" some deliberation, returned the following verdict :-
The eh: em hit i Hmes er was iireparing to he se Table I firet portent isftlie Miildirtg einoutitecl to trite44lo, that WM lip it appeerml to be overcast - ',gild tO the Willa
" mat the deceased, William Hall, was found deed in
Bev, in searclt tif the brig Sapphire The teenlinien Abe, ' being the loweet lender t,f 13 submitted by tloe principal blowing in A contrery direction, the approach .4 the
slit,Use on the 21 of December, with Murk' uf strangu•
Maleber, with coal. from L itelon he. Aden. WAN WlMCked IM 11011 MAIseS. l'he architects are Megrims. Bunt and train WAS not 01Merrls.I, 1144with,tanding the wlrdele
lation etifficient to cause death • hut bow or in what
at Table Bay on the 6th of November ; crew saved. Stephenson, the Government surveyor., of Parliament- was miundea AA soon as they were perceivrel by the
manner these markx were producied there is not evidence
• street, who are wielded in the engineering operations by engineman and stok••r, which hasar a dietance of alamt
to I 'rove
By the Royal Mail steannhip Normen, Captain Boxer, 1 Mr. H. Devisee', of London-street. A/ yank The deceased, in excitement awl Alarlil. •
which Arrived at Ply meth on Wednemiay (rein the i Less or THK Oagl.aND.-11r. Senruel Ward. United junipeil from between the up and ,horn linen, where he Tint CoNVICT li.tfir NEWVI.I..-ReADING, Wedneio
day Evening. -The official announcement in the noes
Cape i 4 Good Hope, November 20, we have adviees to , Statee' Coneul at Bristol, has receiveil a despatch (nen was safe, upon the rails on silii,ell the triter wen miming,
of this morning, that the execution of the sentence of
that date. I Mr. A. 11. Harris, (*niter' States' Coneular Agent at and was Lille' instintei tribe'''.
iy,. eirotlacdmdi,,,f tilifeilir,
death peered upen the unhappy woman at the late Berk•
The Cie., norm Moll of November '2O gays :- i Milford Haven, mlvising him id the 10. i 4 the Aunerican mimed Arthor. w. ca IX it yt i .engnie anl
I,•ar I iLy
Ai, far as we can juklge, the arrangement of the differ- i bark, Oeklend, of Bath, 650 tons regirter, which reerel injured, sustaining seems (redline on t 4,11 a ehir•e Aeieses, fot the murder of her illegitimate child,
emcee between the free States and Moshenli, finelly con- sailed from Charleston tei the '24th (4 November, bound brely, end the loss of en,. of his toer. Great fears are hail leen respited, gave intense Natisfactkal to the inhabi-
eluded by Sir George Ii Fry, was the hest that Mecum- for Liveries"l with, cotton. On the 19th Met., in lat. 49 entertained that le. will not recover. The remainder a taut i 4 this e,wri, who liail taken great intermit in the
%Men lier eouvicti 111 l . feeling that Uri. crime for which
stances would permit, arid all reaeonehle men on both 444 N., long. 13 30 W., during a heavy squall. the Oalc• the party fortunetely escaped. The coroner s'U
ease
s, he appear to be eatiefied. thi the return of his Excel- I !awl was etruck by lightening, which lenetratml to the returned a verdict (if Accidental Death. she wa..: doomed to forfeit her life resulted from the LAH-
R I:hicesteNliire consta-
lency be was everywhere greeted with congratuletions • cane, lay her foremasit, setting fire to the cotton. which C.`rrußE iir 111•R"L'es' • • oint Mai relllorAelesil COII6IIICI of lier seducer. %Vallee"
acre thanks. I burnt rapidly. At 14 a.m. of the tedth the IIAII/CA having bularly were lately erecessful W capturing tWetleAncrme Francis. As was stated on Motplay, the memorial to the
queen. raying for • conimiltation of the swntence,
The native States under Adain Kok awl Waterboer u burst out in all direction*, Captain Hunter, with the fenewe wii" li"d Ime le'en suel'ected of beille..erilleilede
arch ruereseing very favcrurehly, rio thet on that lung line ' crew awl one paseenger took to the three beats. About in a gang of thieves and burglars. One f them ies meeeverhPeeferly a thourand eignaturee before it was
rI frontier we may consider ounelves well protected •20 minut,,. after they hail kft the foremaet went over- named NV ahem', mid Bie other Atkins, but the leteer i 'Pony rent nen thee town for presentetion. The chair-
without trouble tor olir part. u board. l'he boats kept company, steering for Cape hetter known by the niekneme (4 " Tom Stocking. ' fir lIMII 61 the visiting nogietratee of It al,, Mr. W.
Tee scheme now in prOgreee for settling colonial far- . Clear until the night of the 21st, when they separate.' the course of Thur•elay eight threw fethiws bnike into a Merry, :met laudably interestecl himself on behalf •4 the
eenvia, An.l forwarded I letter t., the Secretary .4 State
mere in BritiA Caffraria Is promising. TWO hunilted in a fog. At 11 a.m. of the eehr.l Ow boat containing borne in the treighbourlimel 41 Ilanoloruok, and while
farms have been Allotted by his Excellency the Governor W. 11. 'Fhoitipsem, mate, and five stamen, was picked engeged in :heir woork oof plu7trtettrumtahtlie mi.:id': fu.rgir
itnlige
.Il,lao,il,7lei.!?..eeparrrtur
mei.it iiiiii:iiiendriaasteoluyr
maltetiriethseentetrnialc;
to appmved api.licante. The cowlitions are a three year lup by the French brig Emilie, Captain Chanvelon, who WIINISe beat tr• ties,eirie.•s eem,.s t
__
... ! ps,a ent,ur,
being ounintuted. This morning the following ans we r
personal residence, the occupant providing a fixed I landed them at Milford Bayou On thus eerd nit. The directe.l bo them I y seennt aI. It Ile teliefl Ilr al
number of men for the defenCe Of the 'dace if news- I other boat... containiug (alt in Hunter, ..ne pareieneer time, all then sow a nein at the top part 0 the ',use. was reed :-
Whitehall. Dec. N.
nary. i and eight seamen, have not yet been heard .4. Tie bur ler WM brills' committed
Being seti,fiell Hot a g y e , .
Str,-The Secretary of State for the 110M0 Departmen
The great reduction of the militery force in this 1 warmeet thanks are .lue to Ceptain Chanvelon for his Aar . leek-out for the thieve,. and on
4imrter ear rice,. 1111 l ee seen, noossloo•• sithough the "ttletl. kclit 3 I • .... -' . haVilic Mal under consideration pair application on behalf od
their I witting the place. mem, an MACllipt Ao !pore timin. m._.. -_ . , ,
ill I kind, treeteuent 41 the meteor the Oakland, who had r• Aeseol. o nave the ontisfactbon to Implaint yoll that
l'affre Doh., Are, in • gm**. measure, broken op aunt 1 Rayed nothing mum. .1., ...„6. 6,,,,,„ .a,, „k. 66,6 ,i,„6. TM, eirmeit •deeperate reermerese...l sme o them ene
meter the etre talus',. Ike lee, Mt warranted In
nalvisin
their orgenreatien under chief, nearly annilideted. wore. " (laced a knife, with which lie reek a ilasli at the (hrme tier neeety to emneene me omelet . semencete p, ~,,.j.
with relllArkably few exceptems the 40 (NJ.) or 541.01 e) , (,f the Hiceman, who luckily haw the nine awl three, twee for me.
; referee 11010 ill the Colony give satiefach to their lesettessiee SeICIDE.-The festivitiem ,4 Chriettnes
at }came-in 1 • ' ' Aa. fii • ing his head aside, was worin•led in one of his Malt. 1 ani, tar. ytitir obedient ...nowt.
_ . . _ _._ g were somew las hila t ell., by (lie u owing If. WADDINeTeN.
TURKEY. , elliployers. Public works, private Imileinge, and eve. 1,. , , , ~, ,„
nistressing even. :-.LA yining Mail 11111114,1 r rains !lamer. 'rbe leirglars inimeeiately dm:flawed, hut fortunately -
cultural operations carried on lry European settlers, very soon :ifterw:ords a butcheee cart on the way to W. Homy, Esti, Chairman of Visiting Justice., Heading
The Ministerial erieis at lenntantinople appears to 111 l (an. spectable tradesman, war, although only 18
furnish suitable erre'lo meet for ler numbers of the Market Came along the neve Ti,e constable Wiener.' li•ed•
have been CAUAMI by tlw refueal of the ISrawl Vizer to , ninti,,,,,. years .4 age affienceil to a girl two year, his Purim,
The greatiwo)rk of mlucah ge
is not nceelectel. the butcher of what hail transpirml mill gut • lift in the The intelligence 4,,f the Royal clenleney was Coni•
assume the responeibility ,4 carrying out the reform. termed Sarah elorrir, the dent:hem i 4 • neiglesime.
Within the merely we have a prospect of a very full cart, in which lie lay ihown and was driven on until he municatiel to the unhappy women M•dey, and elie
profilist's' by Fired Paella, while in Pane Illinne Padia Preparate,llA had 6.,,ii 111 :141e for the Marriage 4,11 Christ-
liarvcAt. 0v,,rt0,,1c the olojects of lois pursuit. who were puslinog received it with emotions of deep thankfulness. Her
and Mahainoud Padre, sone-in-law of the Sultan. and lIIM linmiing. .et the hour a pig,inteal ter the ceremony
The expert .4 wool last v,•ar amounteil to 17,695,2221 b , on in the .firection of Ilestel, leen the officer reap- inquiries had been frequent as to the time when elle
Felicia Paella, formerly Minixter for Foreign Affairs, the clergymen was in attendance, and the couple not
" • k1,1iki.49'.1. Notwithstanding so re draw.-
'emcee. peariti••. the 11011 .11rAill bolted, aii.l rmi into an adjacent was to suffer the extreme penalties of the law, and her
Rein form part of the Great Council. making thor appearance he sent the beton to wicertein .
backs, we may expect the quantity exported° this year the 1 . i • i_. •• -,1 .1 I 'TI ••tl • •• • f .11 wel awl fie Ii rt tin • conduct since her conviction has been extremely becom-
e... on oy wart 4 All, N reel, ie !
The telegraphic wire between Bagdad and Constanti- Calla% wio realarlie, 111 •sMt b 411 ill. WI \ 1 4 lie me•
may be neerly-2111,01,10.111101b. secured, a coneelerelll.• sum in copeer inore•y ane a ing taws° situated. Gratifying as this intimation of the
nople is laid down. lancholy tialiii••s that Br.. intewlmlbriikeroom had put an
A beginning line been MAO of a general survey of
..ioi to hi. at, la I ~ I . if ei i.l 1 1 quantity of tohacco, forming part of the proceeds of the reprieve.lree been. te, the town, it
.would have been
- - - y n itnoLing muse . troug k. le lea, •
! our river, to ascertnin how far, and by what means bur (bay being figllPl upon them more satisfactory line the rient,•nce been commuted to
INDIA AND CHINA. they can be tirade available for irrigation and tram- Ilis hod WIM forma tin the bed intended fur the de I l'' - ' - ' . au imprisonment for • term of years instead of penal
1 Yll 1 •i• 'ill," •
Cone I. a g inet y spec.ac e, it, mains IMlllif •en kIIFRICAN SLAVERY. -- An atroci 111 l s inueler was
CALCUTTA, Nor. 23. ! port. 'Ortliumbeelvid l'ouitt ' in'
It' blown mit and Mattered OVCr the lwil, which recently iwrietratril in le . . ). ee servitude for life.
My letter this mail muxt be sal ort one. India ix sUf ' The small-pox, which Ilex principally appeared among w..teeet..e with mood. A ginia, under the following cacrimetances, its iterated by
tering from one of' those epaeme of duke. which in Eng. . the coloured population, frum a cullethk neglect of vac- leseket pistol lay ceme to
the Alcaomfrie &aim! ..--"Tlwre had been a party -----
, Ins left hand, air upen Preyer•buok was on hie pillow,
land sometimea follower the fixing .4 Parliament. Civil , Milstein end other CAMICA, has Ikroved fatal in litmus 14 penes:is engaged in trafficing with mervants f.,r stolen
Anil the portrait (4 16, Vedlorothed 4na the chair by the
action has been interrupted all thmugh the mutinies 1,500 cases. It ir now fast diretqwaring. A I
- 'at* beeside, Ihi the evenieg before he was unite cheerful. gieels, arid they carriml it to sueli an extent that the
and military acti,,n is nearly over. The papers; are . Town toper Mates that the disease had appeared at Port ty, ill eelf defence, determined to put a stop to
It alopearell, however, that he afterwards went to his
filled with reports of the festivities which followed the Eltriebeth, anil urges the authorities at Graliaues Town it, and held • public meeting sill passed remlutioto
to take precautions against it. parents,' house, aid an altercation hear place twtwet.n A steamer sailed (ruin lerudou last week with a sub-
reading of the Pruclametion, and the empire is as fiat , him and his father, the latter being operece.l te, the notifying the perpetratont of se 111lIch evil to dispose of
marine cable, to be laid down between Tasmania and
an an English country town. All over India the Pro. I Freights are somewhat improves'. Sieveral vessel* on match, princilially on amount of the extn•tne youth of their pooperty and loose the county in a limited time,
Melbourne, a dietetice of about 4410 miles,
elainatiim has been receired with a tame uniformity of i the berth hm lemilon. loading wool at id. 'sr IL, wine, the parties. It is thought that tier led tc, this. rash act. and gene sly providing tc, reure them againet loss ini
By decree of the Emperor of Russia, the French
approval, and all classes ore preparing loyal addresses to ; 12e• to 1.... &I Per Pile'• Deceseed was a nteady and well conducted youth. As cam, they had to bell at a ...Arnhem floe time appointee •
language is henceforth to be taught in the superior
Her Majesty. They are, without an exception, 1 may be supposed, his intended bride is overwhelmed arriveel, but they still remaincel, when a number of
chneee cif the .ertizailles School at Moscow.
elecemite and formal, L•ing usually dreell up by English • with gritf. persums repaired to the premises (4 one of the party, and
the. I, ,Lt duecoeere,l sign. ,4 a acama
.. Dr. Itandillph, a celebratrel spiritualist, has recanted.
barrister., and signet be as many 11 tives AS happen to St iliN A5l 1ir1.1811.-We learn by the Paul's (Minnesota. In ammo:wiring lie declares Spiritualism to be une•third imposture, one
ace them. Not that thee ere are wit genuine. As far having teken ',leer, and upon examination found, aaliort . . .
Tiairethat Mr. John H. Brow:prom sun of Orestes A. (hitch nixanity, and one-thinl diabolism.
as I can learn, all dere, of the population mote , dietance on, the remains of a collytired Mali in a horribly
Browimen, editor of Brol,lllNoll'S Reefer, WAS 10111141 deßn tof Cobden has been selected as their candidate by
decieleelly approve the ellaiere ; tort ailikese-writing ie lacerated condition, mimeo' over with dirt. Aftei the -er.
the liberal elector. of Rochdale. It is reported that lie
at the fod of a high bluff in that city on the morning body hail been found, a Mall who lives in the neighlmur-
not the Asiatic way of expressing di•light, and in of the itli inst., having pn,bahly fallc•it or leaped (nen holds himself pledged, if elected, to sit for drat burough.
adopting an English fashion the native,' lose their howl testified that he bad been a with... uf the murder,
the window of his rosin while in a IN) 1111 l ambiolic state The Board of Trade have just hunted • notice to the
originality. and lied been iletermil from re malong it by the threat of
the eight previous His head was cut in the meet the murderers. fie said that several daye br•fore, as he effect that, on and after the let of January next, the
Tlie campaign languidwe for the enemy are beaten horrilde manner, his face lathed in gore, his left wae peesu„e hy the udec,.., he been' the eri,,,, end groans tees for depoeitione r 4 ehil.masters taken by receivers
Fort after fort is surrendered or captured. awl the shoulder crushed el, awl hie body otherwise shockingly lof a person aliparently in great &gony. elel upon leaving unties the Merchant Shipping Act will be abolished.
Hegum is the only kinder of importance left in Oude. leutileted• Mr. Brownem liol for several mouth* hue wagon and g„ing to di, glee whence they preceemel Mr. Scott, the archirect into whose hands the Govern-
Mithowlee was evacuated on the Ittli of November, after occui•imi A room in a building which was built upon • he found the Colollred Mall suspended from a tree and meet have confided the building of the new Foreign
a short bombardment • Awl Amethie, the strongest steep bluff, •long the river side, and the dietetics front e Mike, ise granikon of the Rev. TIIOIIIIIII Scutt, the oele-
place in (hide. on the 'following .lay. The latter wax eie ',emus mentioned cutting hini to piceee with
the window to the emit where he first etruck the ground branchee 41 *witches, azid at the Kane. (line, a lire burn- I brated commentator.
DAMMAM by Sir Hots Grant, awl greet reeistatioe ex- is 80 or let feet, while the distance to the Lew of the It is rumoured that Sir John Pakington, the Find
pected. The Real" ie a heave man, an.l WAS knoWll to ing under bine fool that he cut hen clown as 110 till AS lie
Muff is About lbo feet. Front the testimony adduced 01l
'erinity Corporation, occasioned by the
could, but tolo lain 1.0 sore his life, 113 Ile illeil soon after, Lord of the tdintrolty, will IX, eelected to fill the vaceet
have seine 6,000 trompa and about 30 pieces of artillery. the inquest. it temente that Mr. Brownson has hate
His fort is two utiles mune, defereled by an Anima suffering intetere pain. Ile also said that there were l'be's in the
eeen ethject to attack, of N 6 1111 l rembrilierii, frequently • free negn, accomplices, who cut the switchea with death of the Ferri of liaddington.
ieasseble jungle, and previsioned fo Mm r ille onths. arising in Ilia slep e and wandering alsout the rOolll which w 66,6 lie ',college& w 'limy ere mm
uediately Two wealth,' Hindi.' generously li
m berated all the
The Rejah, however, had tro heart for thc• contest, auel awl even venturing into the street unknown to himself, arrested, and given .19 lashes km their bare becks, and olebb,nl illearceratrel in Bombay jail, on the day when
cue besiiles, like all the rebel leaders, eaten up, bullied
liutil aruuse,'l toue"!'i",""""ee., Mel" six week., i
ago ordered to Icave the country. The m e esciteent wassogreat the queen's Proclernatem was read, by paying their
and Marine,' by hie *toys. The Queen's amnesty Inc met wan as aCOment icon Witt csuse. nt wino' w that many w.•re is. Is ~,,iir of lynehilig the demon. who dads for theill. By the, act of lienevoletree about 30
promiseh him life, the civil authorities added some con• mintaineil • revere cut on the head by falling dewn the committed therm,' act, lint law and order I,revailed, and I itelividuale were net free, and the cost to the domes was
wintery phrase about his estates, mind lie eurretelerea Hight of stairs leading to his office. Mr. lenswirson
himeelf. His followers diverged, and hundreds will was married, and was daily expecting liea wife from the .
I they were keeled over to the mithoorities, who commit...l about 4,000 rupees (1:400).
t
&wept the etrineety. east. whither she beil Lett' 4611 a visit. lie had a wide ! hem to gal to aweit thi• judgment of (hue law. The The Setretery of State for Inilia h. sue-periled the
reamer given for the miumeseion 4.1 the 41ee.1 was, that operations of the new regulation as to examinations for
Indeed, I am told Southern Owl° has made lip range of scholestie Attie 111 l lents, speaking FiTiieh. I taliati, the no, egr with whom they Mel been trailing, hail the Indian Civil Service ""til the ceami"eti"" in Itifili•
its mind, and the people are collate; ill daily. Every and other languages with fluency Anil accuracy. the I
wan on eurrendering IliA MOM receives a written pa., informea against them. Hie name WM Bill. and he In July next the 1110.rthlinil age for candidates will be
lied rerided fee two years in St. Peers, wileee he Vac- • belonged le Mr. George Brent. Ti,., coroner's inqueet Zl, end after that OCCAMUII 22.
which entitles him to return to hie village and live in tised ;aw. He was about 35 yenta of age.
I brought iii a verdict, that the deceased was whipped to It is stated that the demount companies are absorbing
peace till called On by civil authority. Of course he FATAL SHlPweeme-Lot week a erase struck nit death. Mel implicating four Men named Bleekerly, awl I a coneidereble n
inourit of business that previously rowel
will riot be Lathe' on unlmei he is iniacherious, and a the shore at the Cove of Mt. Loy, Cornwall, and was two others namml Coleman, and Marsh, in aiding and iSe way to the private beekere Ind private diecouet
Hind...twice will never stir milets he has got mine In oompletely destroyed. The captein, mete, and • sailor abetting in his death." i firms. Es-en Nonni uf the large provincial Linke now
Bleeper. the name prows, ia going on. 17 lour Singh
has been captured ; mine of his followerx are coining in, were drowned, awl two only of the men were roved, FRENcit ..0046(Eity."-During the great rejoicings make thou depositariee of funds which used to be em.
The narrative of these niete Jiewels Symons and Charles and fertivitiee at Roughnitiliall, near Bury st, ployed in other channels.
and the remein.ler are moldering Among the hilla r, 11111 l I Walinsly. will best tell the melencholy ntory of the • The extraordinary feat of playing eight games of
Rhotes, will t leader, piece, or hope. Between Cal. lelinunder, to celebrate the miming 44 age of Mr. P.
cutter and Delhi the only rebel force left re inspire- wreck. They said :-" We left Newport at about 2 Bennet, jun., NMI of Mr. I'. lk•nnet, the repreemitative elle. at the same time, without miming the board in any
011 e 111.46611 Ce, WM effected at the Paris Chess Club on
O'clock in the afternimir of Tueelay, the 14th 14 of the Vi relent Diviseer of Mute illt ; aii.l in imiler that
taut than a gang of deceits, in that which obeys, ordix-
orders D eoember. 1858 Pi the brigantine ',obeli*, if Plymouth.
the banquet might be served with inure u than ussl taste Setunlay week by Si. Harrwits without any apparent
obeys, acisordiug to the hu 1111 l ur of the hour, the
of the Begun). Thee form is in a trap, with Cohere' m
.41'21) tons register, and 187 ton of s coal on board, for end eeleuelour, the senesce of a French cook, named difficulty. He won six games out of the eight, and olid
Plyouth. WO Were Se•Illell on bunrol : the crew con o Charles Ainlmite Haven", were engaged for the week. of the others was • draw.
Troup oil one ride, Brigadier Rowena on the other, sieted of the master, Hubert Wright, aged 34, the mate, I ifeeerd wits aMiAred by • W 0111•11 11•111 ed Anu Repel, . The proceedings at the meeting of thie South Austra-
the ra in front, and N
the epaune le Tenni Weikel.
-- Gog -- - - - John Williams, age,l 64, bait of Plymouth' ; one sea' fruuiui Imnd„„, ..„1. iii, I.a. R. their pedeee„ued eueu„ . Iran Banking Company, held orr Tucerday, disclosed the

The news from Italy is rather warlike. The Neap,.ti-
tian Government, we hear, has ordered an additional
levy of eighteen thousand men. and there is great acti-
vity in the arsenals. The Emperor of Austria him
ordered the formation of a squiulron for the Mediterra-
nean and one for the Adriatic. The Mediterranean
squadron will be composed f the steam.frigate Daiiube
the screw corvette Drunklo, the corvettes Diana and
Leipzig, and the Triton brig. Duke Nicolas of Wilt'
temburg will command one id the corvettes. The
Adriatic squadron will eonsiat of a division of small
rev sets. . . .

•.--.....
The University of Pavia has been closed by order of
the Austrian authorities. This in, of course, in conos..
queries of the disaffected spirit prevailing there.

AMERICA.

America is considerably excited about another 'area.
sion of the Britishers. The Washington attempted to
open the Nicaraguan route. (in her arrival at Sao
Juan, she was boarded first bye. boat from a U. S. fn.
gale, and afterwards by armed boats from the British
ships of war, Valorous and Leopard, on the supposition
that she carried a party of filibusters. The British
ofilcers asserted their right of search by retool' of the
British protectorate over Mosquito, awl, at till request of
Nicaragua, over the coasts of the republic. Sir W. O.
Ousely, H. M's. representative in Central America. was
on board the Valorous at the time of the visit to the line-
rican steamer. But what we term a visit ia denounced
as an " outraoe" by our blustering Cousins and in the ,
House of Representatives Mr. Clay offered a resoluti ~,,
which was adopted, calling upon the President for in-
formation relating to it. However, we learn by subse-
quent intelligence, that "time explanations of time
British officers are quite satisfactory to the United
States' Government."
The Nicaraguan filibusters have tl.eir rendezvous in
the Fiords Keys. A schooner has escaped from Mobile
with a number of filibusters ; the revenue-cutter sent in
pursuit of her got aground, whether purposely or not
the account/ado not say.
It was said at Washington that Lord Napier would
hot leave his pod until the arrival of his .....vane.
Lord Lyons which wss not expectesl for two nionsts,
..• 7.m Of I OnIMOIII, MINIM t:arolina,
have decided that the law under which the crew of the
slave brig Echo were detained is constitutional.

They must yield Or-i.nake a rush to pass Colonel Troup,
and make fur Itobilcund. They cannot raise that pro.
'wince again, and whatever they do are rather • nuisance
than • serious danger. Tenths Tope., who has crossed
the Nerbuibla, and by the last accounts reached the
Taptee with Isis cavalry, be far more formidable. The
audacimia clash by which he contrived to pea all the
four field forces watching for him and cross the Nerbudda
I. really most creditable to hie generalship. He hiss,
however, none but mounted followers, and we have
faced and conquered !libretto leaden; as able, and ten
times as powerful in the Kane region. The only real dan•
ger lies in the possibility of his reaching the neighbour-
hood i 4 Poonah. The whole of that territory is dis-
affected, and the Brahmins, deprivtil of all influence,
and menanoed by the Ennui Commission in their posies
-
stone, are ready to follow anybody who promises them
even an hour of triumph.
I should consider the revolt, as • national or military
movement, finally at an end but for our fatal experience
of native ignorance. Nobody can tell at any given ow-
inent wheat any leader, however oontesoptible, or any
class, however thoroughly beaten, may think itself com-
petent to do. Eighteen men rose sin us in Nagpore.
Till men in Chittagong bad not a chance even of life,
and literally did not know in what corner of the empire
they were stationed. The &isle at Hooltim must have
been perfectly aware that escape WWI impovaible, yet
all these rose, and it is this ignorance which perpetuates
disorder. Any other nee on earth, with its army anni-
hilated, its fighting classes disarmed, and its leaders
bung, would at all events postpone further effort; but
the man who from certain given Sects predicts the action
of en Asiatic wrong.
, is sure to be wng. Fu
i Portlier war, how-
ever, seems impossible. Even Indian ignorance cannot
produce guns out of nothing, or an army out of discon-
tented priests, arol we have, I hope, at last only to eon-
tend with disorganisation. They may last mine months,
especially in Buivielcund, where • population always
hostile, has been exasperated by over taxation. Gra-
dually even this will settle down, and this year should
pee the final termination of the Indian revolt.
The only fact of the fortnight, beyond the surrender
of Amethis, is the issue of • new Interest Order. The
Interest on " Company'''. paper," the Indian debt, may
henoeforward be drawn in Hoilllcid, holders receiving
not a specified sum in cash. but bills to the number of
rupees to which they would be entitled M Calcutta. The
Order was so badly worded that the brokers at first
' I transfer in Englani was disallowed. A second
inionsilen:don from the Treasury, however, removed the
thseelty, and some large
.seine will be.. sent boos*. The
,ies not, however, risen sO. rapidly as elpsese4,
tompaw, ply. per Cent& remaining at bt diowani•

ohn .
man, Robert Smith, of Sunderland., agial 24, and our-
selves ; the vessel was about 13 years old, and belonged
to Mr. Friend, Mr. Ansets, and others of Plymouth.
We were off St. Ives on Wednesday night, but were
driven back by a strung southerly gale, as fas as off
Ilfracombe. About $3O p.m.. on Friday, the 17th, we
rounded the Land's End under reefed topsail. mainsail,
kc., with a heavy sea on, the wind blowing strong at
S.M.W. ; at 11 p.m, we took in the jih-boon and double
reefed the topsail. and hove heron' on the port tack, the
Lizard Lights in sight; at 1 a.m. of the 180 i. we split
the square foresail and topinnst.staysail, and having
secured them, we stowed the topsail. and about 2 o'clock
we were hove to on the port tack, under the double•
reefed insinaail. We then pumped the ship out, and at
4 o'clock the watch (the captain, Symons. and Smith)
went below; at 5 o'clock a light was seen on the star.
board beam, the ship heading W.S.W., and itninediately
afterwards the land under the lee bow. All hands were
roused up at once, and we set the jib and topsail and
split mainstay sail, and tried to stay her, but she
refused three times following, and there was no roma
to wear. We then gut the boat out, but stove her in
getting her over the side: we put four oars into her,
and all hands got in, the captain List, and then left the
vessel, but, finding the boat tilling fast, we pulled back
to the vessel, and Smith went on board fo: • bucket,
,nit could not find one. Then the captain went on
board and threw in a bucket and jimmied in himself.
The sea then took the boat and carried her round
under the ship's bows and stove her. We both suc-
ceeded in getting back to the ship ; but the sea
swamped the boat, which disappeared at about 20 yards'
distance, and both captain and mate were drowned
about 10 minutes after the ship struck, at which time
Smith mid ourselves were all forward. Smith went aft
to look for a hatch to coat ashore on, but was quickly
washed overboard and drowned. I. Joseph Sytuous.
got on the bowsprit, and, being unable to swim, dropped
from the jib-boom end on the top of a wave, and was
carried in on the: rocks; while 1, Charles Walmsly,
stripped myself naked and got in the fore-rigging, and,
on the mast falling. swam fur the shore, and were both
picked up and kindly taken care of by sonic people, who,
hearing us shouting before the ship struck, had ootne
down to render us assistance. They took us to their
houses and supplied us with food an I raiment, and
despatched an ezprees to Penzance for Mr. Richard
Pearce, Loyd's agent, who was soou on the spot and
gave all needful directions. The boat had quite disap-
peared, and the ship is broken into wore titans thousand
pieces. The bodies of the captain, mate, and Smith were
washed in on Sunday morning.

•
were concerned, the greatest satisfiction was given.
The Frenchman was °beery.' to have no luggage with
him on his arrival at !toughens, but the WOlllllll had
with her • large box, ostensibly of wearing apparel, but
of no great weight. On Saturday week, just as they
were about to take their leave, euspici .... a were aroused
by two labxuriug 11101 being seen by Mr. Bennet in the
act of bringing the wo nan'e box downstairs, it being
then evidently much heavier than when it arrived. Mr.
Bennet ordered it to be taken to the housekeeper's
room, and on inquiries being made it was ascertained
that one of the mcii had been requested by Havard to
bring the box downstairs and convey it to the railway
station at Bury; but, on stating that lie could not take
it to the elation. Havard wished him to deposit it in the
water-closet, whither it was oil its way when %topped by
Mr. Bennet. Havard evinced great diminclinat to
give up the key of the box, and strongly objected to its
being searched; but the aid of the parish constable
having been called in it was opened, and found to con-
! egio ....eels and provisions to a very considerable amount,
which had not been used in providing for the guests.
In his bedroom were also found two hampers, packed
and corded reaily for travelling, both of which contained
similar articles to those found in the box. Some idea
of the extent of the rubbery may be forumi from the
fact that al ttttt ig the stolen property were 100 1
40 oranges, 121 b of butter, • turkey, a goose, • fowl,
three pheasants', about 40Th of loaf sugar, a quantity of
isinglasa, glaze, specs, sauces, &mind bottles of wine
and brand), ;neat, mushroome, truffles, mincemeat, and
a number of minor articles, descending even to a iscrub-
bing-bruah. Both parties were of course given into cue.
tody, and were brought up for examination on the charge
at the meeting of aunty magistrates on Wednesday week.
Havard then alleged that lie had collected these articles
for the pnrpome uf showing Mr. Bennet what a saving
had been effected by his eounoiny, in the hope of rearm.
ing Wllis reward fur hie frugality. He denied positively
that lie bad any intention of stealing them ; but on
being told that if lie pleaded guilty the magistrate could
deal with the caw summarily under the Criminal Justice
Act, he yielded O the persuasions of his female coup
panion, who turned out to be his wife, and allowed •
plea of guilty to 'tie recorded, still, however, somewhat
inconsistently, protesting his innocence. Both prisoners
were recommendel to mercy by the prosecutor on
account of their previous goixl character ; and the
Bench sentenced ilavard to six months' hard labour,
sued the woman to une month, expressing a belief that,
to a certain extent she had acted at the instigation of
the other prisoner, and therefore her sentence had been
mitigated.

unpleasant feet that the late looses in . colony have
reached £60,000. The capital and reserved funds re-
mained intact ; so that, with future good management,
the payment of a dividend will he shortly resumed.
The COIONAiI lion has arrived at the British Mullein.
It is still in its case in the court-yard, and will so
remain, says the Athentrmas, till the glass-boa, for the
reception of this and other expected antiquities froin
the East and Carthage, is completed, and the nohle
front of the Ilwieum turned into the likeness of •
tinker's street in Whiteehapel.
The Australian advices mention that Mr. David
Hughes, the solicitor who absconded under bankruptcy
a few months back with liabilities and defaleatioks
estimated at E 200,000, had been arrested. He sailed
hence in the Red Jacket, which an-iced out in 80 days
hut the mail steamer haring arrived 24 hours previously
with the news of his eight, prompt measures were
taken, and the whole of the property in Ids possession
--only, it is believed, about MO —was seised.
The Professorship of English Law in the Queen's Col-
lege, Galway, is vacant by the resignation of Hugh
Law, Esq. one of the leading juniors of the Nortli-
East Circuit. Forty candidates are said to bees the
field for the vacant office, the value of which is £l5O
per 1111101111.