The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-13 00:00:00

lATit respect to the rectal toe. of public feeling,
I shall ides/rate it be a few facts. Thn balances der
to depositors in the Thurles Savings Bank ordinarily
averaged for some years 32,0001. For severalaloothe
et the! present year there was a manifest feeling of In-
oseanty i the modem of withdrawal segmented
weekly, end jest preceding the meat insane attempt
at insurrectica the balance due to derelicp bad dist-
aished to 14,0301., or thereabouts. Delimits, at this
period or some weeks preceding it, there were none.
Within the last month things have changed. Two
hundred deposits have been made weekly, a very
unusual state of things at this period of the
year, and one that manifestly peeress that
old deposits, not new savings, ars bung brought
in. A,.other and further proof is that many
deposits are paid in gold. Thus the poor and the
timid, who, in obedience to mischievons counsels, not
only flit upon the savings banks, but also ran for
fold. ore again under the sway of reason, and feel the
impulses of pesos and frugality. Your readers will, I
am sure, regard these facts, as I do, as most important.

. PROVINCIAL.
LANCASILIRR.
Moss CHAITIFr AlialtaTiL—The Rev. Joseph i
Berk. 1,, of Ifibefliela (se stated elsewhere) was appratentin
as If. nitay evening, at Bul:on, by police superintendent 1
Berwick, of Manchester, sod amistania, on a bench warrant,
Lased by Mr. JilltiCe CretiWen, at the late Liverpool as.
sins. era se indictment charging him, with 4,3 othen, with I
esm*eacy et Manchester. Mr. Barker hal gone to Bolton
te saline a political lecture, sad win a view to go-
kg tt.rommh the form of edisasing the electors yes-
ierday, se • candidate, bona the hustings. 01
emir. the latter object vies frustrated, since the election
et Br Itoa bad been tiled to OCIONIIIIOMIat tan o'clock, the hour
at wlttelt Mr. Barker was brought before the enacutrates at
Mancluster. Wan brosg,,t Won the beach 'creaky
reepsca'ilo bail was tendered, sad le wee set at liberty. On
the previous say, White, the Bradford chartist, who hod
been takes by toe Manchester police bel-re, but not ou •
warrant. wain ought before the naeistrates, being include.' it
the lam.. indictment as Mr. Barker, end wa also held to bail,
1001. and two sureties each in 501. It was anted
that In was previously under sureties oat another sharp el
the sam• eaten.
Remain roe Eierrios IN no CAuss or Out-
SAL BSCITLAR EDOCATIOS, put torn by the L• 11-
ashire Public Schad Association. Pampas sad srie
iainals me almost auiviusally the grossly liscreat, sr the '
mall-educated winos of our peptides ; tor istellignee '
generally enables its to ears as honest and com-
fortable living. Know edge is man ba, than physical
strength ; for while the strung labour physically, the nen. '
gait invent niachinery to Lebow them. In order,
therefore. to haven pauperism, grime, and the peer
Eminent viers of society to promote morality and
the best interests of ell chasm, • large eat 'mita
of education amongst the people is naresay. Mos-
ties, to be effective for the above purposes, must be
national sad systematic; e., it non Mop to all assail,
parties, sod sects, end mast be regular sad universal is its
spar .tioe. The principle as which the smisteam M the state
is at present given for aintedismel purposes is masidestly
itereemass. It requires all resipisole to rams a sem of missy
amount themselves, peeportiseate to the sid noshed • se
that to the rich and '&1114, where ski is set seeded, unit is
given—while to the poor who want, and to them who met
properly appreciating the vales of abeentio& will 104 l web.
scribe (wed esearquently Misread is mastuseeessey), teething
isgiveo. Iddisoatioe is the lost pretests' of property. To leave
it entirely to voluntary Wart is to throw el the duties of pro-
perty, so regards ablation, ad apes
le tlie bent voint; while
those who an able but an. • contribute entirely
escape. It is • policy similar to s which would debate
all our pollee, take away the oouteaitsiott of the pesos"
tam the megistrates, hawk up our sanitary oununittoes sad
sorporations, sad leave our watching, peas', and cleaning
to whores, slime to do them ; sad we seed not be told that
they scull be very ill dose, or left oompletay undone. It
is so with tepid to volastmian is education. It will al-
ways be etroag when coopegatioss are richest; i if. where
it is least it will, for the suet part, rinsed itself at
/tome, while the poor and needy districts will be almost
entirely neglected. Voluntaryient also varies so much with
the tinivs—tailing is bed times of trade, or at the death of
• rich and good man-411•1 it asset be regularly depended
on, and can never be *active in rasing the mental standard
of the rept, at large. It is evident fir these memos that
odeestion, to become sawed and effective must be system.
ads • that any system likely to bs generally acceptable to the
people of this country must be free from doctrinal r. blear<
teaddag, sad removed from the diva: control of govern-
ment ; must be managed by local authorities popularly
sleeted, and, as • eamagoinsee, supported b Meal
rates, thereby securing the eight ut free at
to all, without religious dhtieetion. There should
be mem& he Wants ; day mho& for the yeaseg ;
evembeg mirth he theme who labour aerieg the
day, or whose edeestios lase been hitheet• ortgleeted ; sod
iudestria wheels for them who ere sow outcasts from our
sesial system, and who, in the abeam of such means of is •
t, are receiving • mo.Wmel shaman is orcesesse,
, and oriole. To edema the whole aatiea well,
erembi soot kr less than to manta& the paupers is oar
weetthouses cad the criminal+ is our pole. Suelautaat,
istold Isrbedorissly dierelas the aureate of • too,
walk W a fautdation of knowledge,
aid the iamb et the Tel' teacher ; while it would do
meek to masa the t ties sod to remove the prejudices
of sues led parties.
BRUTAL ARSAULT..—A ms named Samuel Grind-
rod wee ea Mnaday brought beim the magistrates at Rock.
dale fee assaulting • butcher as.. i Thomas Dime's, and
charged with having bitten ea • portion of eme of Ringlet's
Bps and one I his fingers at the lint joint. Mr. B. Better-
worth, a sergeon stated that fatal convenenees wore likely
to result from no state of the darer, sad ander these dram-
Meson the primmer was remanded till Moodily nest. Grind-
rod Is said to have bitten pert of • man's noes of ease
before.
COMMISSION ET TUB LORD LIEUTIVIANT.—W. L.
Close., Etq., to be deputy liesteaant.
_ solemner,
. .

CHARTISM AT BRADTOLIA—Un Monday last three
men armed Benjamin Lam* Francis Carmody, end Paul
Holdswertb, and a woman named Kuria Holmes, were
brought haute the seaguerates at Bradford charged with
assault an I robbery. The complaint aro-e out of the ems-
nivel of the nine persons to York oastle for seditious cos.
sinewy. mentioned in this paper of Una, ay. It seems that
when fisher Emmett, the duel miters against them pri.
weer, was going t his resiilenee iu Victoria-street, Silo
bridge-lane, about tea o'clock, he eueountered a large now
lx r of his neighbours who were &r ambled for the purpose of
giving him• warm rerptien iaeonsarenee ot his haviagemed
the port of what they termed a "spy," and having “seeeived
blood money." Emmett had so gorier appeared in ue
street than be was attacked by several of the meta He
freer with mese of his madame, midst load threats
spier his life, and it wee only when he declared he would
draws a person, whom he held by the hair of the head be.
soul the water at tee bottom of Victors-Wiest, where he
had takes refuge from his assailante, that the crowd ceeseu
to attack him, although the mars violent were urged to
kill him, on the plea tin. be weeld know -cameo/ them, and
they would be palliated on a subsequent mansion.
In the Week, • sharp instrument was applied to
Ilinmett's penes, and he was the deprived of hie prier,
coot.ining Ile. 4d., sad severely wouseled in the abdomen.
The prisoners were apprehesded on Suicide, aiterneen, and
yesterday Emmett identified them am having taken& prin-
cipal part is the agnate end robbery. Ttry were all emu
muted to York Castle tor trial at the Bert maims. Several
other partite are " wanted ;" bet dues Saturday Vidalia-
street, which is • stronghold of ehartiern, hes been deserted
by re male inhabi:ants, no fewer than 36 parsons heeler ab-
sconded.—When this case had been &speed of, three women,
named Sarah Linden, Ana Cantwell, anti Reams& Pow, r
(wives of well. known charier, and tweet whore Miranda
were committed en Friday), and a yeti* man mimed Joseph
Layooek, were also brought up, tharged with thhateniog
the late of Ass Emmett, el& of Hubert Bomar, es the
same occasion. They were ...gyred to triter Leo eared a
for their gee.d behaviour, rind were rsz.:‘eed to the eel's In
default of bad. Die rtiioe rentl7l.2 limns itt's goods on
Saturday evening, and he Is atm living in soother par: of
the town. He is to be reaped to Manetestur, for there is
at present neither peace tor safety for bier in Bradt:rd.
ANOTHIS CIIARTIIfr COMMITTED.—On Monday,
Wore the sitting magistrates, at the Court House, Bradfeid,
John Smyth, secretary to the chartist council la the.: town,
and the principal !redeye! the chzttists in that lecstl.y, wee
brought up tor farther examination. The pair) produed a
number of papers arid doauvients found in Sas} th's home en
the night of the 23rd et August, when he wee apprehended,
which clearly showed his eotmezion aith the chartist
movements in the reighbourbood. A petrol named
Ili, heel Flinn, a member and secretary of ono
of the chartist sections, "roved that Smyth hid
acted me the eseretary of the Outlet coined at Brai.
ford daring the late disturbances end meditated outbreak.
The magistrates neolved to commit Smyth to York Castle
for trial at the nest gaol delivery. Their refined boil and he
was forthwith sent off to York. The :hire ether prisoners,
namely, John Bentley, Nathan Smith, and T. Bent .y, were
discharged, there sot being sufficient evident* agaiart them.
THE LAW OF WUXI( AND SALTAOe.—At the
Scoleeates Hall, on Tuesday, Sattabytt, aa the lic-
eeiver et Droite ef Admiralty at Hull, appeared before the
magistrates, to support two informations soma parties for
an turineensent of the Wreck and S tinge Act, 9 & 10 Vie.,
e. 99. The first inforrantion was against a person lot pick
lag up, and not repotting to the receiver of &cite,
• piece of timber belonging to Mr. Linn' the rail•
way contractor, which hod gated from the woke
at New &Mind to the opposite alines; and the sewed
ionomation was against • party fur pa erg and
retaining the timber. By the 6th section of the Wreck and
Salvor Act it appears that any person finding any goods at
am, or in any tidal water, or stranded on the shore, is bound
forthwith to report the some, in writing, to the receiver us
deers of Admiralty, and place the &ITO at hi, di penal ; and
every person who shall keep peasessaa or, or Wain or no
Nal, or secrete, may such goods, or shall defy, e, tale; out, Of
obliterate any mark or number therein, or star the same to
any manner, or shall not forthwith report and place ..t the
&sit eal of the receiver any such goods in the mann,
aforesaid, shall Setter all claim to salvor., end
abed, on caurietkin, Serf/it any sum not exceeding
10W., and also tartar sad pay double the value of tb,
article to the owner thereat, if claimed, or to It r
Majesty, if the some be..... droll of Admiral:7; mod tta
parties may oho be peeseded eigekta as the receives. of
stolen goods. Yr. hankie Agpsseed NI behalf oldie de
Madam, and the ansbbasas big sodded that the Woes

W ism ismitned dieneet leseranne of tits est shove
repo--. . sod wiibsiss any trautinient intent, the Worms,
dans yen alsetne4 withdraws, as lanelints ribs the
waist et us dome mid the expennie. Mr. Swill... t tit
sum tiny, intininini that k. Ana In Mune poked spinet
JI parties who eight in WIMAM. elienel spinet tlert
visions et the sid.

Maus
DlOllO2 TO Ma. Coamweu. Lunt, M.P.—The
dimmer gives Isy the Guaranties elegem to North Cheshire to
Mr. 0. C. Legit, for the purpose of oilstioadog the defeat .to
late petition aaaiota the Muni of thatiraaaa, took place
at Mralesfield na Koaday. About 120 gentlemen eat dowa.
T. C. Autrobus, , Basra Hall in the chair. The
health of Mr. ',sib having bees drank, that gentleman, in
mumble Jima's, mod he would avow that aniline had
he.. placed in • difficult position, sad Le would not onside,
it his duty to give theta a ratios, oppositina. H. would
know no party wham object was clinics% from the good if
the country; and he was quite sure that although the de
ei•ion ht came to ea important qwedoem—..eniet, in them
aventlul times would soddenly tense—might be opposed to
them (the electors), they would show their venal hex &moo,
and not :peel him to set crateary to what he considered
the public good.

FIRST APTLICATiOttTO UOVIREHENT VEBER
TIN BOW PUBLIC HBALTN ACT.—The siortality at the
port of Wtitehaven being at the rate of forty-two ta even
thousand (hiking 1; popolatioa at MUD. stwording to the
moms of 18411, the ishabitsate detonsined lest week to per
a mentoial to Lord Horpeta, calling for the intimposi•
mos of th• cautatiosioaaws appointed to gam east to the pro-
sisio.,s of the new sanitary not. The inkabitasits aro looking
forward with interest to the anticipated of itis! visit of the
government inspeatim.
BERKSHIRE._

ATTEMPTED SWINII7INOAT NIMBI:MT.—A ISM
f gentlemanly exterior called oa several of the Newbury
Madras:len on Saturday se'nnight, and represented himself '
sa Sir Jdm Kirby. Of one ha ordered a Waco of double-
barreltud psi., of another a saddle, and of others diem
articles ; bat, beyond • pair of gaiters, he did not summed is
obtaisum paression of the pds, as, before the articles could
be sent to hiss, • policeman from Whites:church, who it ap-
pears m's ea his trask, took him into custody. The int
timb r, it appeared, had es trio same d.y left Ares.ord tor
Dasiugstuke sad had bests at Winchester, theses tneomsh
Whikelturch to Newlmry, end it all paces exercised nis
vocation. At Wniteehureh he ordered • dinner tor four
ekramen, and borrowed the landlord's hone to go so
aced invite another. The hone, it Is needless to say, wa. the
one be rode to Newbury. It is mated that of remaining
at Newbury, he mould have got what he emild, and gone
of to Leedom by rail ; but Om *imw woo too quick
he him. Ilia wee taken beck to Whitecbureb, to the justices
them.

Cldgfort 130aYartsiod [Md.—Upwards of
40,0001. have already Irma impended epos this uschirtakiag,
and no more money being torthessaise the works are now at
a stand still. One angle bar of iron sweeps across the gulf :
and as this fragile looking timed a wkker ear travels from
side to side with visitors who are 4101171110P0U1 sweet to trust
thvieselvee in it, and the Jolene" is quite as flarul as it
hake A little wooden home is built on the edge of the cliff
to keep the car in, and from this spot the adventurer starts.
To sit in the basket (says the Willa Manisa ) whilst the
man in attendaaee ere preparing to lot go, and to look shag
the line, dropping la the centre as it don some fifty Peet,
is 'rough slam to make ate slightly nervous; but
when the cry sows " bold fast," and wt.h the speed
of light yes rusk down ea you buy for the MOOS, fete
eternity, the stoma* grips the ides of the wicker ear with a
convulsive strength, and lift themselves as though the world
wee tallinß mom beneath them. As you gm over emit&
the middle of the parses the speed demeans, sad after
riming up tor some little time ea the *Oat ibis Use ear emits
to • deadstill ; and now, beim belt way weer and to
foaling which the wish down the wind hr give you hawks
a little subsided, leisure it afforded es gam alasead U you
have owarase to look down some idea of tke tet with*
you haag suspended may be gained by the of rooks
that, frightened from their hulas la the reeks by the
of the car, whirl far beneath mt. A reps washed TIE
basket pulls it ap the ore lag bar to the laaliagyhmes ea
the other si to.

CAMMISSTON /IT THE LORD LI6UTZNANT.—W. D.
Denser, E.q , to be deputy lamatoosat.