The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-01 00:00:00

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supposed to prozoote It=
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n was wisely adapted in Its pa-
il our limits and population; sled
i confederacy of the dates la the
tem, it becomes the atarespperent.
e Union, and the equitketo
entitled, require this federal
Ins its action within tie pre.
:ion to its power end Gliderity.
this bill are not nel.tit to the ob-
ley Maud *leer, I should not fel it
my approval.
tjectiona existed to the bill, there
ature which deserve some canticle-
between one and two millions of
are of no pressing necessity ,• and
e when the country is regard in a
Congress at its present session has 1
issue of treasury notes to defray
A be resorted to if the " exigencies
require it." It would seem to be 1
der such circumstances, to husband
sate them on comparatively unim-
we may reduce the loan or issue of
y become necessary to the smallest
A seem to be wise, too, to abstain
with a view to avoid the sectunula-
OA, the existem.e of which would
a of our people, as well as to the
ions.

a law, the principle which it eats-
d to large and annually inerawdag
upon the treasury ; Writ is not to
a other localities not embraced in
much entitled to the favour of the
hick are embraced, will demand,
ives in Congress, to be placed on an
With such an increase of expendi-
iw either an increased public debt,
the people by taxation, to supply
ins of meeting the =um
for the opinions of Congress, and
an consistently with my responsi•
itituents, to co-operate with them
spective duties, it is with unhdyned
constrained, for the reasons which I
d my approval from this bill.
rd, 1844. lasts S. POLL
•
be Conn.
teen Dowager, accompanied by
Prussia, arrived at Osborne House
yesterday, on a visit to the Queen.
crossed from Gosport in the Fairy,
the august party at Osborne House,
ter Majesty's illustrious visitors.
/a ford left Osborne House

teen Dowager, and H.RH. the
k leave of the Queen and Prince
and re-embarked an their return to
at ten minutes before eight o'clock,
sport by a special train.

a, Deputy Chairman of the
interview with the Chancellor of

•
orth had an interview with
at the Home Office.
in Commission held a meeting
diary.
eived yesterday at the Colonial
of the Mauritius.
at off yesterday evening from
e Governor of New South Wales,
of Vaa Diemen'a Land.

alcutta embarked yesterday
on board the Prince of Wales, an
t to his diocese. _

Rn CARBERY, late of Castle
n Ireland, and of Laxton Hall,
if Belgrave-equare, Middlesex, has
don upon the sentence of the Pre-
monsl estate in England, within
ury, was valued at 90,0001. His
in at his advanced age, having
AS unable to sign his name and
was executed by procuration by
Lan. M.A., Dean of Cork, in his
at his special direction, and
✓e*, on the 28th of April, 1845;
▪ 12th of May following. The
sdy Carbery, and the Rev 3. Stop-
t, and the Rev. J. Freke, of Helms,
s leaves to Lady Carbery the rents
and Ireland for her life, and then
eke, eldest son of his late brother,
t permitted to occupy Castle Freke
eceivo 4,0001. a year, and increased
rho estates are entailed on has issue.
power of disposition over 8,0001.,
to her is left the picture of Via-
late, jewels, books, and pictures at
Freke to be held as heir looms
The plate, books, jewels, picture*,
England, together with the ring
seen Anne to 0. Evans, who was
1715, to be held and enjoyed as
Lsion.house of Laxton Hall. The
obtain the royal licence to use the
lee. Leaves to his nephews, P. E.
6,0001. each, from his estates in
of Laity Carbery; also legacies
✓ nephews at the same period.
lying from 3001. to 5001, also to
J. Stopford, an executor, a legacy
is steward, head gardener, and to
Directs that Castle Freke shall
at and residence of the inheritor of
de there at least four months in the
tablishment, or he shall expend
so neglects to reside thereon, to be
.rat of the estates. His seat in the
Carboy is to be kept in becoming
for the mapeovement of the church
t of his estates becoming papist, or
intermarry with a Roman Catholic,
all cease and diatermioe, and go to
avided each peaty is a Protestant.
he same trusts as the freeholds.

ML ON FREE•TRAVE.
Le town of Elbing, in Penasia,
!dressed a letter of congcat elation
oucceeeful termination of hiai'dforca
free-trade, have reeentl7, as' we
nth, received the following re:4l

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