The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-06 00:00:00

WEST INDIA MAIL.

We yesterday announced the arrival of the West
India Mail, and gave a general report of the state of
our colonies. The two questions attracting attention in
Jamaica were the state of monetary affairs, and the
alleged state of disaffection said to exist in the parish
of St. Mary. With regard to the latter, there is
no doubt of the fact that disturbances have taken
plate ; but opinion is divided as to the causes to which
they mot be attributed. Whitt the governor, Sir C.
Grey, supposed that they were owing to a spirit of dis-
affeetkm the Despatch and its party contend that they
are towel" a determination;to resist the payment of
taxes. On the 19th of Aug. ten of the St. Mary's
police had proceeded to Goshen with warrant/ for
the apprehension of S 4 negroes, charged as ringleaders
in an aim& on the deputy collecting constable and
tte When the detachment arrived within a short
of Goshen, the scene of disorder, they heard a
Wowing of shells, and immediately a body of be-
tweet tour or live hundred labourers, armed with
sticks, stones, and other weapons, turned out, and
forthwith commenced an attack on the police, who
were driven beak with one of the force &ngeronaly
wounded.

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On the 26th the disorders in St. Mary became
somewhat alarming, and an exprese teethed Spanish
Town with information that the police had been again
overpowered and gagiguely
_Wand. In oomequenoe,
a deteghment et the Sad West India regint wag
is the
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Ligatrbas eou ra
t ree'cioacrid. marchedp rt
re-
ofbad Wm mashed head quarters from Wedmore-
TM impressed opinion of the governor that them
digiusinnoge were attributable to a spirit of dimatisho-
thin became a subject of notice in the Aasembly. A
=Use had been named to amertain the fade
gauged him to insinuate that there was a desire
in the esentry to revive the system of slang. This
againittee presented a report to the Agnembly on the
SIM of Aqut, rwommeenft_the primatation to his
ezeolleney of an address, was subsequently
isms to the
We. bee ltddire I:1114.7. .wady et la.
gime. kg allows dad bee bma waft fa a
Wee.
billiters lbe ededeed iespedlee pebbab Wt.& wen
ke deke—a Ild gonad bee ad Mk eser mars at a
Piraddedles d wood mow Id Ned de
elidddi Ida etieWady bee Mel le le la sided
be ohs did kr Wm minim Ingmagtom
de Ise ad aided dead sad a
le be grad* mime' moment dm. Win
kingdom aka be bave bee area hid airtat
• saddrlalt est be we led to melee de slope WL dik la.
Om Ida pee aaeaap, des there Y as 'diem dm=
esideades et toy Net =mpg de let
ammo* tom, meemeat made by year
eima dna ed
dived elsaaa. yoar Ms • bri
be
Y odd edam' mope Om dem NO dr am&
lade tees Way edge le lave lea nods lig dew
ptistier, bat dal Ms Isigt ft Wed ad le le• lab
to dna ear dep. We dem Ible to be a pad.
amad &mho sodium.eta de r di et, se, se.
ides we oder beard et dab Mite ealulles sod di de.
pose isadiery ebb maibbeey don de idled peddles
ate tie eedide ebla tla dessaratk deaaYd, mem ms
het vt=elattt eta yam
jorenrigt allamede leMeibe aid effeke
eddy; vela Medd or WO mg Odra la le
aeristWilds■ dal la dad stir lam dull dee orb
Mel
de eddied lamilasiews lesedyed
waged peddle el* bee Yam st
=fit II Ye lea damp at rte d add=
en eh id I sewed Is did le eL aai angled
le we" we Id art ad* Oat all ear di our late.
eeiaiewe=kw mike Ida a slides le uplual ees. ales
to • • lewd dead peeled de vulloiedd be Yeed,esr
*ems gh/M is ammol heft a Ile le Mew was duals.
wend dowry. We timbre year leadand le bind& so MIK Or
edema ups did bar llama opiked bir skighow to
kepi par ekeeler • We led !dried Id 111 weirsaiden
itgime eld pip stems le my Mak dada le
de slavery redild. ft OD &Mt tae past maid enbe
sok ay.
The Governor, in reply, atiod
t• •
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The directors of the Jamaica bank met the share-
holders on the 4th of September, for the purpose of
laying before them a report of the transactions of the
bank for the six months ended the 30th June last.
The report was highly satisfactory. The abstract of
" profit and loss " account showed a net profit on the
six months' operations of 3,4371. 16a. Bd., of which it
was proposed to divide 3,0001. being a dividend of 3 per
oast for the half-year, between the shareholders, carry-
ing the balance of 4371. 18s. Bd. to the reserved
maples fund, which will then amount to 3,9001.45. 2d.
The account of meets and liabilities was not less sa-
tisfactory. The circulation of the bank is stated at
34,6681. 14a, to meet which the bank holds
in its chest, and in the hands of its London bankers
and agents in Jamaica, cash to the amount of
37,9441. 14s. 2d., being an excess of cash over ambi-
tion to the amount of 3,2861. The total liabilities of
the bank to the public amount to 63,9401., of which
29,2811. 134. 9d. is the amount due to the depo-
sitors ; against which the bunk holds bills and
securities to the amount of 130,0121. 16s. 6d.,
over and above the ash in their chest.—
" With the exception (says the report) of a trifling
sum, the paper which was then under protest or re-
turned to the island in consequence of the monetary
crisis in Ragland sad the serious fell in the price of
Niger last year, has been satisfaetnily settled, and no
further amount of protested and unredeemed papa
has arisen out of the part ax months' transactions."
The greatest oonfuaon continued at St.
and 11.111.'s steam:sloop Vixen had left Jamartinrr
Hayti to protect Britishinteresta

INTSLLIGI;NCE,

JAMAICA.—Htxoo Tom, Barr. 7. 732 a. to 35..
vrltaac
Omni.
OM Moe WO, IP= IN. to 1111 a. It par barrel.
Bops briar run Poollii ow Pe Iwo, and ham sold
at a dein db. pa kW lbs. ea ham callallor.
Wm Mr at Its. 41. pr pin kr Worn—opli b• toe
9.,.._.1am0 uput wood
Imo gailig at ad. Pr IL be *pow
.401-01.1 SP saiorilo don.
maa Imo PK Is ENO emallba try tha
Imallmomploloo IL pr Wig Is OW liarbror, sad
itirelkir
sow Allano. or pa hap aarad, Yo
Saba ism le oria la pair Pant=
awl and& Ws siomigt Pot Oa biomes wito kap hes
111orma at atipsprot by Patdomont at tiat raw iodate%
opt thalr..." palm or OP 'MP. We hap
els ow Whriks its anaaple. Too
mitaimoot osidr of Oho upoduomL Amino& mils at
Oa IL Wog of two Wilde Ist plow, owl Oiled= at 10. 9d. to
SIC= ow Latooo.—Oflogotioseetdopo; mat.o•
_tea
dot
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pre oat

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lowa Isislwa
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Is the OR Om pa ma Mr in Wad Oat Os inuesises la
epodes IPOIS Met orall dier is. a gym biaserdlo arr of
any amber of Si la ale mg* flor So lais
radii af vtib. lamas Ss dome a pedal of aim
ing ordity, I ilswell It szpulker le pt Or oulimis af pedals
=lair PIM. ill. Mt
at Millea:111 begs Irdleallsa Or
Or noloestlea ivory kg is Ali ems et
then emiliker or lormillors vldoli. of Isl" It Ms
boa OM* NA Ingararis mil IMO woe I
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WO NIIIMIIiss or fin WE 1111 of flistrad MN re
min So bob of 1111derp sad tr morilele lis liimlisalks
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War *mina ma* Ma otrelorat, to India =Tows

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the
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cter d which xgcirtd ethet sr ahead
komaziiissimpiagarta.adinisidamdoerhadbeeeiimaisse•W•Nzetiewswig,""al.aimitePi",:emmaseibreltieh.downiewthibtharimuaLLarbalia."":::ll "gall.taPP.Wadie
aus....lolldiSPnrnideueaDellrittbenotaa":!Gmakchinio
TY Int of
of laws sgalast
thus hilrea.l6lleanathtmlitireemella. lagy.kmag asur hope the Cost of the kind could take pine tbe coe.t • • If vim
ono mgems.), ems werfsisffires so le Sear tersest or &Me of Coscoil mast enjoy that monopoly, Ls they Cesan4t
eitmemb wipe he yogesed, wail sershsa soPtstf of same one of the two gentlemen e.bomtenate--1.....re
'mum Mee MOM _venom MIMS. (Hem, hew j_bie. e one Nu
nikdialdeeh"Millbausierlogg="ll:o•llll4.7".**tbe Imabthinkalesavitth?dangerthe eh=
aotZerle,elLindnebg.Bi"iF,44• 1.4
souslog le the albst..l tholmbn- eligible course for the aioption of the "`• Sag
Memeiglengremilarr:llll,lBo of lb. malibt that el precaution. (Hear, "Writ* Ile
Walesa semen Mather Maws ad waft sem shremialaWse, I that he wee not
one ft hose
who
hPekes 1.1,6.
um
aisly ememiel Olt Mt ow of that° "aass "al wile 61-
That test dander from the cholera and he thought apprehended
aUfile
al MINI" vitik 11.667 WWI" la WY lib" th C't of London slid • '°uglit it lust -
CIVI4 sad teekkare awl Is lasad, one. e wo maintain its &emit? of „we
ea gook greasffeg the ireilloasemeg: stases; that the heal
city in the world in any emerrebe,'"ll
rs Odle, felletion of general and 01•11•• Hemp said the only difference of opnio
id& IMO off• "mg" use I.llNt Illateigst the eansmiainners related to the einueebeew!'ieh
sumo Its er• foe fed„_ of the medical officer should or should not be allo L'e
imemilmilehidtemottatta nal ti,„debat ka.s his private practice. It really struck him, whoa
h.
eass.=nt and la sweat illlmaat nose ad at the act, that if the medical officer perronued
kit d"
gartof
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s}urrigain..7basoposi
7somesliselliseetillevxmosioassimit:settodohaeffstibetiognwili:rmomien...l*_bololls...t=ol....79:lll:3l.-
ftht Iseradwtetht:seeludwchhioniscoanTnsie,idmv..epbe:r:o:pol,lnirotnintleithotedeftimwtoeiohulpfeordrumptislorivie!.:sonbe:
ism Mr. Norrisoedflysthotenhowusexan.h::,:tonit
wwereoulndotbermardtedvisai
beim lom boo
b▪
old mass* se& insarrodise.
the pakaleaden el k I feel commisaionero could act under the authority ef
vhYj
ememionni. mem,* big se do glimmites of the lahalhalpt Mx. Bower entertained the opinion just expressed be—le,'""
meg wall wed es uses% slffood7 foo oftwaffffffs of loliumi Norris. He looked upon the appointment
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Okla or Swam I Wok* es scrims to pa chat this morn. Court of Sewers for the whole course of their cmditet,
Imo h ,leesaw, ha esspaishisg, M the request oft the for jobbing in such an affair, the suspicion was absurd, a-0,1-
M lithe Prhhote • gaitars Solo bead Of tionsivil t denng not only the emergency but the mutant in
ffw the of &moll( =at ef tam arise " Partcht'' commissioners had suggested the mode of selectios—gb wpirb ;
dip,,emmumentk.tto; medriamthatf.
ellohlwonbsteg
eteeffeneelme tdmilmothe pet, of!furreenbtilar some further discussion the amendment WU tleeetjetd,
la another quarter of the island.
hithrebtlituzz:badootz:Tia for rh
darn
kiss tut
it,
On the 23rd Aug. a bill was introduced to extend ably necerwy t a medical officer of health be forth
the time of payment of the taxes of the year 1847. pointed, and that a sum rose
that purpose not ezeteollrg 1,504:144
This bill, which was very short, contained only three out of the arrs cask sad that the Court of sms, t„,
nominate two ft and proper persons, of whom this court
clauses, and was introduced in consequence of the me , thi,..w.,1 dicer b,,,hp tote city aid h .
ea
Moen
I great distress which prevailed throughout the island, After the transaction of other business, the courtadjo
tttaet
and the consequent inability of the inhabitants to pay
up their taxes due for 1847 by the time allowed under
the present law—the end of the present year. The
bill was read a first time.
On the 28th the Council Chamber was occupied
with the question of the necessity which existed for
all the West Indian islands to come forward in a joint
address to her Majesty, imploring her to direct her
ministers to take steps to induce the Spanish govern-
ment to compel the authorities of the Spanish posses-
sions wherein the slave trade is tolerated to enforce
the abolition of that inhuman traffic. This was made
the subject of a motion in the Assembly on the let of
September :
Mr. March moving for the appointment of a committee to
prepare en address to her Majesty, putting forward the
claims of the British West India colonies to have the faithful
execution of the engagement of the Spanish government for
the suppression of the slave trade, and requiring, for the
purpose of rendering the objects of the Mixed Commission
Court more effective, that new treaties between the British
and the Spanish government be entered into, for investing
the Mixed Cornmeal= at the Havannah with authority to in.
quire iato and adjudicate the cases of slaves onreeptitiously
imported into the Havannahin contravention of existing tree-
ties ; or that the commission be removed from Cuba to this
island.—The hon. member, in submitting his motion, made
a very lengthy and eloquent speech, in which he referred to
a number of statistics and official documents. The motion
was agreed to, and a committee appointed.
At the meeting of the commissioners of' accounts on
the 6th of Sept., a resolution was submitted to the
effect that, from the withdrawal of a large amount of
planters' bank notes from circulation, and the reduced
circulation of the notes of the other banks, the com-
mercial and agricultural interests of the island had
been restricted, and that an Mane of island cheques
by the receiver-general was necessary. This resolu-
tion was carried, as well as a second, to the following
effect:
That an lame of island cheque., net exceeding the amount or
50,0001., be made, and that the cciver-genaral, the collectors ol
custom s sad collecting conatablee of the several primate, be directed
by the ark to receive such cheques is payment of polls and pamehlal
taxes sok!has.

THE VACANT SEAT FOR LYNN.--It is stated tkas
lir. G. F. Young, late member for Tynemouth, km hes
requested to offer himself as a candidate to fill the *
cagey in the reprrsentstion of King's Lynn, eyed
the death of the late Lord George Bentinck. The
cation to Mr. Young has been mad' by merchasa,
owners, and others, who are averse to the repeal of the
gallon laws. It is also said that the entice interest a*
Duke of Portland will be given. to Mr. Young upon theft
suing election,
THE SEWAGE MANURE COMPANY.—FINE OF 1004
ansurreo.—Yesterday, at a, special court of the commie
sinners of metropolitan sewers, bell at Greekatreet, Led
Ebrington, M.P., presiding, the fine of 5001. mbielthei
been imposed upon the Metropolitan Sewage Mum Cm,
pasty, for conveying away the water of the Kensington mid,
was remitted, and permission was given them to replace that
pipes, under the superintendence of the surveyor of the
commissioners, and subject to the approbation of their**
suiting engineer.
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.—In eaditiOn to Ills
meeting for devotional exercises, and the furthering the se.
genbatum of the evangelical alliance, held Wednesday morm
mg, at the Freemasons' Hall, a tea meeting took ohm la
night at the same place, which was b.- far the most MUM
rously attended, comprising nearly 1,000 ladies and gentle
men of various religious denominations, as also a made:.
able number of ministers of the established church.
THE CALEDONIAN ASYLChF.—A special meeting of
the guardians of this asylum was held yesterday, in CIL*
court, the Duke of Buocleuch, K. 0., in the chair, TM
meeting was called upon the requisition of severteen of thi
guardians, in order to consider whether it was advisable is
suspend the 29th and 30th by-laws, and thus enable the
guardians to elect six boys into the school, who, if not elected
at Christmas would beoome superannuated ; as, in 0011 n.
queues of die low state of the society's fund., no electioa ef
boys had recently taken place. This portion of the reqak4
tion having been discussed the proposal was agreed to, sad
the guardians were authorised to elect from the last list al
candidates such boys as would become too old after eat
Christmas. The second part of the reqoiiition wee to thaw
rise the directors to retain the girls in the female school nay
they had attained the age of 15, the practice assr
being to send them to their parents as soon as they see
fourteen years of age. After some discussion, Mr. Daalsime
moved as an amendment that the number of girls to be re-
Maned in the asylum after they had attained the age of ha-
teen years should be limited to four. This amendment bag
put to a show of hands was carried. The meeting then pie-
eeecied to discuss the tpthetion of the election of a new secre-
tary in the room of Mr. Hints, whose election by the baud
of directors had been vetoed at the general meeting of tin
=. A very lengthened, and in some respects upy,
took place on this subject, which, however, Wed
by the meeting confirming the minute made at the hit mim-
ing of the guardians, to the effect that " notice of diadem'
at Chrleissas nest be given to gr, Binge." The goad*
then, after a discussion which lasted three hours, separemd,
Lavin,/ given a vote of thanks to the noble chairman,
THE LATE ML STEPHENSON.—The following is sa
extract from the minutes of the Liverpool Board of the
London and Needs Western Railway, under date Sept..,
1848 : The patio papers having anneemeed the is.
assented death eff Mr. George Stephanie'', cm fletarday, the
12th ult. •

ustiartob—That the dined, ameba ah to* war.
tangy of novas" Se strong sonelonnie vibe hey mwelid
admiration for the Won" end are be the aloni" ts
man whose bath aysari bet roped as a .real boa lb
dye es Use pus" wassion. kat back with punier Win*
to their Ewa seirmion alb Mr. @Swim" to the worenetin
the Lammed rid Ilkwaleserm Ildhezy; b. period sew away yew
yeat, when la lloseme air sow lbe over ChM Masa or cot la way
through
teas
Mont Trona( the ropes al
railways hene Ilesehapordse Is the mullet Woe, they id Mr.
Stephanotis hem" to oridebrward the gnat relivey meverst;
to be earteldwed, below soy SW
€.l=l. 0160 1"11,1114 1.1.11111 absent of becantion ebb bee
on* inightm swab, onerstercial, wet" ma pal"
=lhs done" "di Two wars op he hob" is
M. Cillmenoef Pm" theft imd tie OA* of en.
duds, it Webs OM to bib bah Ow MA
astompt thaw. They ssa thetas the
wet awl thermal slflOnd =so mow; ill:rail%
ocebroisol Is seempelhe malie et the mgt." la lied Os
Mop proems et iho slow—bnalsW,—That osyy at OW weds
don be trimmiebil to Mr. Robert Owyhee*" vUh so moots et
the tbresnors' awe" sympathy ander the Inoperabe len TIM he
haIMSCOLIIRA.—TWO CASES REPORTED At SON.

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1111111.Awo.—Testerday, the intelligence was made known at
Lloyd's, that Mr. C. Smith, the master of the Volute, ken
Hamburg, died on the lit instant, during the peeler to
Sunderland. The vessel arrived on Tuesday eeeaag, Poo
which the mate has been taken suddenly all, sad on
Wednesday morning. Both cases are suspected to be Math
kakis. The veewl km been ordered under climates
ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN MAXIMAL—
AR mident occurred to the 8 80 ;p.m. no We from Kai-
dembead, on Tuesday, at a place palled BICE bridge, about
three quarters of a mile beyond the Southall station. As the
train approashed the former place, at about two minutes
pest nine o'clock, the driver saw that the white, or all
right" light was turned on at the bridge. At the NM is
dent he felt that his fireman had revered his suns ; 188
babe he could step sortie the loot plate to amnia On
awe, the mini, which was raking at sheet 48 mass ea
hoar, struck obliquely a loaded coal waggon, weigh* •
hut 10 tens, which, It is said, was being drawn mon IP
main Ithe by horses. The engine, weighing about St tees,
cut the coml-track (a wooden one) in half, Wee
off use of the axles from the " and
the sampling pin of the tender. The engine would Zit
kept the rails had not some of the iron work of the web
nosh got nadir its leading wheels. This caused itto mot
the ask end* hake a coulee acme a adios as the elle
our
ho
the liseimar k eled in the direction of the mar, Ohs,*
amme
ber, with it, the cirri's* next**
0284 a by the drag-Mains. The mse di
em peomisd
ea 40 was, striking and bending the retie
1181,11•1 perk bat without displacing any of their
NM thirty yards of the railway Wigs over the es*, Imo
when the railway is carried upon an siabealiamot, seta ae
eight feet in height, the engine was thrown of the
railway, and fell Wily down upon its side, do
tender remaining partly upon the embankment. De
two int carriages were thrown aeons the her,
bat the ether two did not leave the rails. The chala
whisk the Wow were attached is said to have broker
the engine elm* the coal-track. The only perenslrer
ertedassi may Wary were a passenger who received I Wes
est in the head, and one of the rz„ who we slot
bruised Moat the shoulders and be. The accident is
te have orlslasead he a mistake. It seem that the plies'
of laia men at the Dall'ubridge signal station is to
hell 'sheathe, want Is move any track across the he st
sad that &elites are elear for them to does,
tM
at the lnitse gm them the " ell right " ere*
W;Fthey did eshelen they moved the ml wits •
the teak lion, and that the " all right" signal was sham
The paws= demise this, and states that he showed*
olds or danger signal.

THE FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.
The Financial Reform Association, when (*Wig
oat the capability of retrenchment in the expenditure AM
the royal palaces, alluded to the test that the new Maws
in the Royal Gardens at Hew would cost the patios 37,0001.
The amociation feel strongly that the relative impsda.
and awes, of different pablio works has been totally WI
eight of ; Ike, while this sum is being expended ore 6h*
100745. aen=os Is made for the sale custody of the pet&
15 h many parliameatary committees II"
recommended the erection of a suitable Win
idrr°= purpose, and the state papers are now sot 01111
I almost inaccessible, bat ran imminent risk of destractim bf
ap.
The association mad also remark upon soothe' mist em
Deets& with the erection of public building'. In NW
cam Oak ble total cost, as stated when their erecum
waB proposed liament, has been torso...
W the maulto outlapary Whether this arises fres 11
seeisima es Amiga, it is alike callable and injurious ; for, 01
this eilimstieg the total expense too low parliament is de•
mised late prnsirsieg buildings to be .commenoede h
then obliged to vote money to finish them. For iodine.,
the alineeedi Net of the New Houses of Parliament, ..kla
ant lifforied, was 207,1041., while 1,065,9061. his
already fewvoted, end the probable total exPrii!.
easy now be put down at 2,000,0001., or tub:.
the original estimate. The committee ol mewl-

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Ten seseciatios are tumble to state whoa properties ot tau
esersees ram is inearievably lost, ser Gas they show eke
el:my radviathrt3:3l92; rrestiL"..7l4=ll7c.roittl
Weed la 1847 ; aad one sisals ast (0 Ile Vh., a
peer 0fd,848,000i., ate half by way of wets sad the )
other
aims.
• With regard to this system. Ws lambi ,soaks
shish the &naiades magisellyealemide) woe mode by a
slims before the 'ensiles es seimeellasess expesditare
'Mink it woad he hr maw soilaelorr, omi far ma for
Se Wares helh of the ORION at lorict the boded
=re saA Ohm beleheled Is it that him
of hate ha palls weds ma hog elp
testwen bought Is es holy dna I ands Ibut
the pevenosat is • heat fah sad ia-
;poeitisa leseede the whole body of the peo*; it
=isfUra die rahlea et heath te debtor to every imbed
mad *0 all owe the onotty tethe-
elipeletas lei Inhales*, paha aid ' sad it aby the aeoretty
he gratreatat tsar oteseevotlea the "Me abeam
I emotive she that L aterkhee sod pipilithee the bait of
ti=" ttPdt elberbbit waft Is es pat sa salted
t lam *Wm rat mails maid be hoe
old& trash bees as old • losing to ereedidete the
mite, sad to give a as. spin to the mohliss d Wend,
is ls roe to gnat say pal heirteaos i` met whit-
her:
It h hat uejoet to the rat of the Idal&lat dm to pied
OF lead a potties of ass messes ot the to Isiah laad-
=Am mosey was with dillealty owed oat of British
to defray the weal memos of gems sot.
•

IRELAND.

Damn, Opr. 6.
Its aim of Yr. Smith Olklea essapsed the
:ebei eof yammay, and had net seasisded at the
Abe tithe It lilt sight. Kr. Widlosids will
leas* envy this day also. The Imamate of
the leaned radomme. se dm as they base Mme. here
bona to thew that Owl was see* is the "emboli
et Mr. O'llsisa ham wide it said be Mend that
be ever acetnnplated as oohed sad (laths
of Ireland hem the arms et Ilathati, mal=
be proposed the sstabildhemit mahMs by gores
al arms. And he friers sistesded that Ile sots
which were relied urea by the Ism did ant ameaat
to a levying of war, le ft woe sits the Kr. O'Brien
never entertained nalp arch latusehm. Oa hesseshig
aware that a venial bad Dora Mad he Ids awpre.
Mission, he withal/sew to the ss Owl
all that subsequently teak plass was with the
intention of resisting an arrest. That was culpable,
perhaps culpable la the extreme; bat, however cul-
pable, it did not moot to high IM MO.
Mr. Crockfoed, of Landow, hes parebamd the silver
lead mines of Ibricksae in Claming will immediately
commence to work them.

THE SPECIAL COMMISSION.
TRIAL OF MR. W. S. O'BRIEN.

CLONKIL, 0C143111 4.
The court at at half-pest tea o'idesk this maraing, what
Yr. William Smith O'Brien wee pissed at tha bar, sad his
trial proceeded with.
Before the mini of the judges ea madlest lames of
the prisoner, take. train a doesermaype, we handed shoat,
mad, et the newest of its pauses to whom it belonged, the
prisoner Mixed his satemespit to it.
Mr. Whimmide, iset,sol addreming the mum, mid
that there wee a smite, Ma* M alt it his duty to Wisp
bike the matt— it vse a mottle of peat impetses.
Whew he we emenisisa the 111=1. Perthe that Ile the
simstian M emulate M the Wei r sal messexemia-
isa the wittier (*ebb's) he had may
wits
ppm
mad he wse sight be lad that Uwe were
*wpm's' perm The Masse (Dobbys) dis
tinily Bested Uri was ably oas belleineper* with
the asses of Kr. OW* ups It, sad ide Mae was stmt.
sat, me it was teen desirshis that be ebeshi wet=
the country. Judge of his (Mr. Wldiesidre)
when he reosivea, teem *s aewamileber. the prism
evening, notes. pew slam with Mr. (Mira% tams 1111106
it, but nine popes.
The Attorarpassatel said,* reply, tbM ale ereemeolied-
tot Mode/ a handle et balloting pagers, suatudeg twenty-
nine, each marked seaseestiviy, to the mesa far the pri-
soner. The Mims (Deleb)x) ins this M bleatify may this.
sr four; me wee gam by bisiNK mei leththee 107 • re"
son named Isis, msi soother by a pima aimed WY*,
Began, and • Swarth by ea in&vidiag Mimes name he did
sot recollect. Whether Mr. Whiteside examined ell *a
papen he could set tea.
Mr. W bitside.—l Imbed through every sae I net. I mud
semi to the smart to had. the questkes, sal be enter the
decuments to be teamed to rat in the maim Kate prectiacly
th. y went Mailed to me.
Their lordships rimmed to their setae, so did the jury,
and a:I concurred to the statement, that thie Maim swore