The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-08 00:00:00

mod be afforded, soother gentleman of peserig,---kion,
',wpm tad by an auctioneer of experience at 81cIsey670
that the lends Cab only be valued at nothiug at aQ
"It seems to ma 0113 necoseary to bear in nay
sooner or later, in the progress of every colony, we▪ sales of lead t 3 relax or even to cease. When ...Mk
is quits new, sod the whole territory still bgto,
mown, the settlers have everything to buy, and a 5rig...."11
vine shows that at this stage of a colony • hags ..lit
will flow in from the tales of land. But in everyluiZoli
a modern colony this has been followed by a d —met
the sales. The settler) have acquired what the,
bemire engaged in cultivatieg their pro *II.
mud also be prepared for • time when any r",,,,i7tei
astual sales of erown lend must become reran/1.64
imam we are to supeoee that the territory is nee.r to
cessfhlly peopled, bet that large tracts are always to ft,"74
warVe.
. . .

Incur the
sad heavy expense to the re,
eedient that an apple,
i'mee to empower this
Belmont ot a volontery hi
asiberiged prisoners may r,
OA employment, hendierst•
penalty of the la*.
naiades of
.which they may
tn.2to ignorance, 1 .et •
to the, community,
=what a committee be at
4thisbliz •
luap what
r t
nb coon
ha
dt
another r
latente
agn
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itrhbelii:i
ertsayetutt
hoe.i:
amt
enoo
sidormendoredl?
,::
1 goeslutiou passed at that t
be hod he bringing this qu
the necessity of the ohs e
the first step to attar
o
meat did 'end out wow
..'
11"6811:111.thant;friP"gthbertto:afTsesaillinhittidliiiojItenleunbidelivi;o:lassel:lih.refefeubern"lesh:atiddihmdePuelwreaghnti
and maintenance m prism
in it. The public mind
the subject of emigration.
the attention el the IT"
bad/ treated so liberal, y
at least in hie opin,
ty
to hesitate on account et
jeere
phonies,l
nAt
r I'S
k ins f:ott neutel ivallwergoeu7ic:ytrteaa: he
e lfftnpaece ce
general da
sepd"nifri:ele:ntprateorl,e,ll:l
schools were established ,
would be as
Ited to pro.
emigration. t was MI
prisons ; they should do
nasal from the sets '
school he proposed
blessieg_ther could be
Mr. NOTCH 141
doing, that he _
MOSI/1 be a disgrace to
find a seconder ; and next
a proposition was support
prevenient of our present
Sir P. Ladino opposed
aunt a vieionary, abmrd
into effect, would put a p
criminal could be allowed
industrial schools ; and ,
taps it offered be a tern
commit crime to get the
prison would be like a
would have to be pas
could be enjoyed. The ,
strong, must have been i
the grand delusive
pounded under it, II
knew what they
toss of criminals h
his life, and he would
criminal could enlist sy
mare could not, and the .
trial schools was, he rem,
agitated years before; m,
masons' Tavern and at 'll
head of the movement, t
denary from beginning t
saw in an Australian po;
that it had been stated i
that out of every hum,
good, while he had it
_
- had had conferences
HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND. in °pert, that
had been ',meter
PROGRESS OP THE ROYAL FGUADION.
As we anticipated in the few particulars 01 6 Sydney on
et Sy
E'rm. m
of the royal squadron given Inter*, Aim '
s yacht did not bring up at the No, as seaseeme„ s el government
- .
Ciod's sake let us hat.,
common council and t'
a stardght night the Victoria and Alteet UMW 7 political matters, he pi
hoe entree out to sea at full spat d, having a arab wise, A magistrate, a
dibble in her wake the other steamers of lb off ought to be reserved mu
squadron. was that in the name of
A letter from Sheerness, dated Wednesdaymeniegme ordinary importance to'
time that her Majesty and her illustrious ebb dmagistrates of Middles::
family were deprived of a very picturesque nostmegial selves so obnoxious, the
which the residents of that naval depot id et any of a
to give on the passing of the royal yacht. Tits in c ant is by 4
OR RIO royal saluting battery on the Sew WO to • the commission.
time were loaded early in the afternoon, Nil lb promote emigration sin
artillery stationed by them to salute the royal muffin a there was an insufficient
its approach. The guns on board the fisrahlp Iffellega . trusted that it we -
and the Ganges were also prepared for salons& arm rata, whatever .
given signal the whole of the ships in comminioa ISMS eh posing it.
aluminated with blue lights and rockets, diselimpi Ma Mr. Buren said,
different parts of the town. The batteries were bid la mover there was
spectators, and boats of every description, filled bib motion from beginniet
pany, were cruising about, expecting to get a glimpse dal the evidence takes ben
squadron. They were doomed to disappointmese,buma Lords to inquire into the
Prom 7 to 12 o'clock the troops remained by the gut; th tracts from the evider
tailors kept by the blue lights ; and the numerous ode ship said "he greatly d.
naval and military officers were anxiously lingeriersisa privileges which never
watching for the signal that would apprbs' he through the com'ni
of the neighbourhood of the royal fest. AI. himself extremely j,
mained silent. No rocket, no report age doll In to a young felon
fired, and as the night wore on it became elided Meth is a felon, a
Queen had passed. In the course of the morale( kw me from employment
Mined that the Victoria and Albert, with the maim hi 5,- He held the only le,
gone by es early se 8 o'clock on Tuesday swohsed -'3 deter from crime, but
through some omission on board one of the steemoffili bathought he saw su .
eqtdadron the signal was not given ; hence area tits by law as would encourao
ponetraent, which to the people of Sheerness namale' Mr. V. KNIGHT Ws'
adjacent places was very greet. as Sir P. Laurie sees
The inhabitants of Harwich, Orfordnees, AWN* that Industry and hut.
Lowestoffe, and Yarmouth were subjected W a liflitet . and that because a moo
pientinent ; for a belief that her Majesty's yid* wmilige .- to be precluded from ''
at the Nor*, and pass along the coast in the emmeith could.
forenoon, caused thoussads to congregate sleej *obi. MI. AEMSTRONG
The royal yacht paned Harwich at 110' cek at sia% ' ''', stri with rim") °hug
Lowestoffe at 2 o'clock, and Yarmouth shortly berm I -
o'clock, The track from the Thames wee NNE.,indli lad thrown out that
outside of the Oantleet, and proceeding in that ebb
until abreast of the Helms sands, off Lowestoffe, Mimi •.,
atrhaesunisof
Bthleanrced,
thieep,
The motion was I
bare due truth. The squadron appears to have snub bars were 11 to 6.
bat little attention, on account of the steamers beeline CONDEMNATION G
what widely distributed. In advance some &toes ells . • . 1143T01T laid Wore th
'Victoria and Albert was a steanhyscht, suppose' bleb and Mr. IL Rose, in
to the Trinity Corporation, apparently marking sib condemning the 7
ebbe fre the royal yacht, which exhibited extra lighlfe wi place totally unfit
wee eteaffsing along at a rapid rate. Some distance is berm future day.
web the Vivffi, Virago steam-sloop, and Blatt Wet
dm letter was in the wake of all, and appeared to bobble MR. LAN(
Ifis bird to keep up with the other steamers of thespians --The Comm(
TM weather continued tine with very little sea on atom ...,', ~ Plantations have, we
Masks from the WSW. On daintier the Newarised OM the removal
sheakthecoune was altered to NN W. sae late Dietrict Jude,
Vlsoday, at daybreak, the Victoria and:Albert NMI . • radon occasions whi
Uses guard station at Ileppiebtugh. She was abate 4- discretion, failure of
allioll Iron the coast. The royal squadron was on* were seriously D
b, Oho Hasborough Oat at the rate cf toll ten Abe however, point
Me s allpge that such ..
The keeper of the lighthouse at Cromer &wiled& ft capacity of judge.
preach of the royal squadron from the southward tabu the declaratin-- of
4,000 of t....
in sad seven o'clock in the morning. Her Majesty'ssek
with the other steamers were about nine or ten mule** great ability,
err
least, proceeding to the north very fast. Ti. metier la _ -
P THE SALE
beautifully fine, with every prospect ot its continuiaff lie
wind blew moderately from the S.W. plate was
GREAT GRIMSBY, WEDNESDAY NMI/T.—The WOW 598, at
to be ___
land Sophia brig, jut arrived at this port, 11/111060011 Wy I b s
the royal steam.yacht Victoria and Albeit WINO or 67e. Dana
1 Cietroming the Boston deeps. It was between bed
OMPIPOR o'clock, the weather being exceedingly fine. Bib would be the
Us yeelit's beautiful appearance and the royal baba b The price gin
by Mews. CI
kg siker main she might have been passed ebb OOP . Neptune care
• end, the steamers forming her escort being sambas
facture, 178 gel
it the rear. Her Majesty, with her illustrious comentt. T.I, 111. under the
the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal were eas Bucks militia I
ea deck. The sea was far from being rough. Harwich in It
FLAMBOROUGH HEAD, WEDNESDAY NIGET.-111
nearly 10,0001.
minent headland on the north most was reached bl Cis
toria and Albort yacht about 4 cdelock this antrum la' THE VAt'
day was beautiful in the extreme and the cliffs ie pun tars Szerna. r
lined with visitor.. The Queen's yacht, with tin IT, politan
standard flying at her main, kept the leadAthe Tirgo_! Greek-street,
Vivid being a short distance in the rear of her. The Oaf Vauxhall Bi
Eagle war three or four miles astern. At this pels„tdr„ by the mem
oust numerous v.asels passed close . y the Royal pa* f- med.-The
crews of which loudly cheered the ntyll voysiers.
_,
_... jeeted to pey .
SCARBOROUGH, THURSDAY MORNINO.—The TOM ir_. snide contrary SO
dron was abreast ef this watering place yesterday eon had no beneficial
about 8 o'clock. The royal yacht will progressing st:plA the folnlnissionen,
rapid rate. and only two steamer of the squadron . warrantable. He ,
to keep
ucu,porrwopit;Ny.ohsweruoi.t4t.T.; emshwipteatti:e. rh.uv,edirowssuitoenerivave.:wrry:feec_if74 ,
..,,.. alsolpiowsowneyweniiiiiasseyas,titt.wdvoedsi 1
end the
tipassingon
t.
ittvihe.i,rootyielheretlee.
?nil hperartnoumt the coast. She
ng (wrsenitouedifosey
ebbyeetrhede Warr 770„..
.:
SR or
angeahaonred.PasTthe wiStnedirwaes"rafavvellutilg.biretwtotrenhrr,anendd 170 • -.. Crecided, .
"afenrexeddlerSior
.tßreau7nidT:.Lp:HilrevLed,rsa7frtsetuffhirastaMbrt:6l,A;B;astuNeeitio4l7:
r-aspaia.ll:cli.c;dinßdigeirateetaitY:t:biseltwelatta.n="kill ..'!
bencilkhelGekedb"euntib;llPasid"":,
Telegrapa Company's Express.] -By the arrival °liken^ budge
expemve Nee.,
which left Berwuoven•Tveced at 6.30 this evening, we fora road wee now
that the royal squadron hey not yet made its appeeraerrn it was also true
built there the
materially bile,'port, tHheilat port, or been seen Ilion,: the cease towards Snot Alu
buthe
..

" This leads me to the remark that as society I
•sore advanced, the sellers of lend will naturally heretig
Finite Individuals as in the case of older commuaitlea L
New South Wales &one, five millions of ants weak "f
to be already appropriated by private person.. aapla
bat proof that the falling off in the sales of public lam ill
not merely applicable to its price, is afforded Ay the hie.%
it the very time of the lowest revenue tram thil ...7
large tracts of private lands were offered in the
at almost any price, but could find no porchwera!
mum evidently was the general dspressura 017
times. And I cannot think there could be any geed ~.7
why at such a moment it should he wished that the ee„..—",
meet could have comesnto the market end heist ape -......y.
selling all the private proprietors who were ansiaaa te--",,,_
their difficulties by parting with a portion of their's/6,Z'
"On the contrary, the maintenance of some stshma.
the price it imposes upon land is especially incambue 4
the crown, which must, front the nature of thins% beat .
outset of a colony, the great regulator of the value it*,
lands disposed of. Manse a moot the witnesees bes,,7
committee very naturally urged the h wdship whieh: .
he inflicted upon them It the government were now to eie'
its price below, that which it had by act of parlisweee‘
blished as the lowest for which it would sell haik.
they, plainly iodicoted that they would prefer a dentheZ
compensation, which, it appears to me, conln te:
jaded without injustice, while it would with areal
.
be met by the colony. I need scarcely renvirk that a
be impoesible to entertain a proposal for punkin" re
ht
compensation from the funds of this country.
. I am very sensible of the striking manner in which*
views at which the committee arr!ved have been mewed
in their report ; and I need not say that I Ira fully jethij
that they, fa their imprtrio a, have been actuated by theii
snafety for the welfare of the colony which has also sea.
the remarks I have offered to you upon the presem-eeeTie'
I shall, however, deeply lament it if any ergunwah, tae
ever ingenious or forcibly expressed, shall lad the pewee
New South Wales to desire the abandoament of thew we
ciples under which the colony has made its extrimill;
progress of the last ten or twelve years, and under whithi
settlements of Port Phillip and South Australia bare he
so flourishing, in order to recur to the principles es 46
was founded the colony of Western Australia.—l ban*
tSigned) GazY.—Sir C. A. Fitt Ror."

TEES MON TROSELEIT SOUTHAMPTON yalferik7ge.
noon, wick the Penausu'ar med. Among toe pteseesum
Hejor 04U. Sir John Fox Burgoyne, inspectoriesini
fortifitations, who is gone out rn specoil service, to num
end report on the new fortifications now in promo at
and Odwaltas.

trbe Court.
OSBORNE, WEDNESDAY.—The Princess of Rein.
lohe Langenbonrg and Prince's Bliss dined yeturdayed
the Dachas of Kent, at her residence in But CO% pi
B. Drummond and Lord G. Lamm: are to waiting
the absence of her Majesty and the Prince in 8.004.1
Major-General Bowles has left on a tour.

Despatches were sent oft 3 esterday evenn6 foe
the Colonial-ofilee for the Governors of Ceylon and 11 ,
Kong.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady Mai
Wood lett town yesterday for Hickleton Hall, Donate,
Viscount Morpeth left town yesterday for Nan*
Castle, Brampton, Cumberland.

MEETING OF MIDDLESEX NIAGISTRATHI
Yesterday a meeting of the magistrates of 1111
oonnty of M dawn rook place at Hicks'.-I,all, for the VW
as, ion of general county bwaineao. Mr. Pownall was is*

di:LW -01
actually
Malin ;
the 1
represcui
*Urged bah
Add

*hair. 4"
INDrSTRUL SUP/OM—MT. ARMSTRONG monad, :
ant to notice, That, ea great number+ of the
female prisoners di-charged from the miaow' of this teol
few, being t .tally ignorant of any trade 01 hulloes!,
went of so bon, et caring, hate no means of obudoingsm"
linood, au., are, cm ii quently, teropttd again to the bug!
dials commission of mine, whereby they spit' and goll

Norio
tit6te could r.

Intried.

•
penalty of the la*.
expense to the re,
that an &Nava
empower this
of a voluntary n
d prisonen may 7. i•
ryinent, hendicrad ,
II which they too 7
o ignorance, idle' •
"0 the community,
a committee beat-
ton the best mode s
ant." The hon o
oefore been
sr shape. Since r
1. ti
subject matter of
I in the City, nod r
al, for the Tafeita
es passed at that
o bringing this op a
bad been held ten o
*holders a the
coition which th 4
rnment sh-uld et
of the juveniles wt)
ils
il
i
cul
e
s
t o
ed
rot
o
eb
eLlirt er radices;x
te
I"
'III
obn
olnnwt hdlneot
hetoel'tgegetttechern
itnt ihejognat
oei
yeateeddt
hctffannatnnt oenawpnpeicKeupec
oraldfl newe propta
ghoul ratepayers
sesc.ti siable recountthe ii;uf4a e
secondedtrli dm".
disgrace
at emigration.
established
e.•
ttrndd"b ewm: thet
acin
ted
01°Pahtere'taeit6 'mPa
nrinoabduhiliePbprtwirbdinlaoeulagia enigiroou. °,,o'dertxt:thl,
$.••
e
he
ta
d
d
n
nition wag support g
sent of our present s
?. Latium opposed
vieionary, absurd p
fed, would put a ire
al could be allowed
rid schools; and ve
t offered be a torn ,ter
.t crime to get those
would be like a t
have to be pas .ed
be enjoyed. The oio
, must have bean stu
grand delusive
ad under it, the
what they resul
of criminals he h
s, and he would wal
sal could enlist synp
ould not, and the id.
chools was, he rapes
rd years before; men
is. Tavern and at Wi
of the movement, bu
y from beginning to
" en Australian pipe
t had been stated in
at of every hundred
while he had it fro
bad conferences wi
court, that the
can London pick
remanent emigrants,
Ivey on the same da
sake let us have th
ion council and the
cal matters, he pro
A magistrate, and
I to be resetvedand d
had in the name of ••
any importance to w
Metes of Middles: x,
a so obnoxious, that
id of any of a '
sent in by the
he commission. H
ate emigration and
wu an insufficient s
ed that it would not
whatever was the r
g it.
r. Bxrocx said, that •
sr there wu nothi
on from beginning, to
rvidence taker. be ere
fe to inquire into the
a from the evidence
said " he greatly drc
doges which never
ugh the canon'
'elf extremely jc
a young felon in
i felon, and th
employment by
held the only legiei
r from crime, but in
bought he saw so
as would encourage
fr. V. KNIGHT ad
it P. Laurie seemed
;industry and haunt&
that because a man
▪ precluded from
hats
LT. AILMOTHONO then
with some energ
thrown out that it
'es of the red ',pool'
'Anis Blanc, the ft •
''be motion was lot.
s were 11 to G.
;ONDISMNATION 01'
TOR laid before th”
fair. H. Rose, in
ademning the He
ce totally unfit for a
,an day.
MIL LiNCHIEOVII
The Committee of
antatione have, we
the removal
e late District Judge
done occasions while
aeration, failure of it
ere seriously preju •
mover, pointing cut
lege that such indi
parity of judge. A. •
is declarations of
000 of the suitors •
teat ability, calm,
THE BALI AT Si
late was prat:seder:
16, a beautiful ewer
cud to be by Vi
w 67e. per ounce;
nnounoed that the
could be the case, we
...Ye prim given was
7 Messrs. Christie •
feptune carved In i •
Imre, 176 guinea..
11. under the lip •
lucks militia to the
lurid& in 1803, 1 .•
heady 10,0001.
THE VAUXII..
;Reran ReTn.-1
milt= Bawer C 0....
3retketreet, Soho,
Vauxhall Bridge C.
oy _the commissiono
Ued.—The Chairs •
jaded to pay the
snide contrary to e.
had no beneffdal in
the eommissionen,
warrantable. He ei
tics, the cases of "
end &ley e. Wi
the law with res.
on Sewers," pat
whole, was that N
property intended •
question was wheth
▪ OCCUpa
Ctesdecided, over
beneficial ocenpat, •
clerk, said that the
conferred upon the
which had been ex •
bridge oa both sidos.
en expensive sewer,
read was now
it was also true
built there the •
materially tujurei
the approaches of
sidered that the
claw" of the eta
nattily condemn
Pursuing in revisit
the representatives
charged being not
*My objected to.
course for entomb,
"IPtofi.—Mr. Ch
there Could not
elleenrdedcy.—The mo
la.