The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1848.

that sa essonses was gim that es further step shoold be
talus antil the wt sb salgest shag hem both submitted to
the privysesacil, limasstroll the Aim* memorial
to the brit of thorn*
The mania se liti analeell se the Cbssolser at Cam-
mans sad- Maanastran utthmikatisr—theweth, that
prow samsdalhet lath nth with damp Mob test the slaw
oW
her Heistheignommest las othembei
vest 0418nrov.":" . t a
in the memo and of admilseas
ef Hoskin treeing to linthea's By, wd their 11618•110114
la the sad ems= snow. the with se thsesseivaes
blood, with tke Wag els/ stab of lab to the less, hays,
inlets, sad riven within se ranothiles the ma k; together
with all royalties of *a saw thea Me smelts, sod aft Mies
royal awns brisegkgir tend " Is mate sod sernitate the
maid genthso nod essegmy ami this for sow,
eras sei ebietele bode
Isterzielen aim mid
thaws wed see" silks
depsatmsth towards the dessPeo7rmas MINK ef par-
liammat_(th the 11th Asignet), twits ashims somenthass
is the MonoK Ommenee whim. lea hem of 140 am-
bees, tin messwre sompoi ethamestiso by a majority of
• 10; don whisk time me somenne has lota gins by
her XthoWsgmenmant that no fferthar Milts lase
in di* mbar Mil the singed then loth hew boo& ass
doe tke sothibeatimo st yaar loreblps, and yano_ep
therm Mabel. that your nemedeliste, mwMn.%s-
plash year bridges to =press firmly, but with=
their se pin* of mop sash
K the ammo of for tbe spend ken& of
nand es is somompinet la the samara
herein AMA M ; mil they do an hesitate to aim
their smistios that every donor Ar ezalmfee lambus
itersiehre weed has bees, an the whole,
that sot am new nista the shrognise 111=21 sot
be nosiest he the mole of this set, as well as to the
peeves KM sem -WM missed by issbor. The per as
aterialista canoe mess' their surprise that se valuable a
pressmion u Yanesavee's bleed Maid be hands& nor for
a rental of ems Elam per mum to so ient a body as
the Hatho's Ba Company, .data time, toe, whim heavy
iatsss of any signalmen' if Mir old Mutt are illitt
everts Aboondiog IA szeolliat coal, and dmbwr
for navel purposes, Island presents now, almost
for the dot UM, a cheerio( raped to the tree emigrant.
fhttlesemle are se rapidly Meressing about the Columbia
River. as te hulas. the Asterism government to establish a
line if delis slonsers between that river and Panama,
which, it is hailavoll, ban already begun to ply, and • con-
siderable tab will doubler spring up in these newts.
Prom the en lithos sf its Whom and its geelemphkell Po•
shies, sided by the ammo elearacter of the bar at the
south al the Wham Vsesonvete Island 00•14 hem the
key of the while mad bassi a ready hopat he refit-
ting and in the whys fisheries
whilst the and shoat the NM
its mines other pram bid eat a promise of a mai-
derable expert, set alp to tke osseer mow. but also to
the Sandwisk bleeds aid other am diSat countries.
Them, sod other sdoselogn whisk would spring out of
them, wail, deabirese invite the formation of a era
and selfm=embay. were Mt every hops milked
by tide tembream if that leashes tae.
ritory to • tempeay, without whom mirth perminkm
no Lod as be ken or slid, oar wade if say kind,
either is experts or imports ten be meted so, M whose
own minty is enured in the fiat sentsnos of Sir J. H.
Petty's Warr to Zan Grey, dated Yth of flept. 1846 (vide
Mese et NUM= sessional papsr,_No. 619), wherein he
states, " that the semi ship of the Hudson's Bay Company
to the Columbia sad seethnost of America was then load.
lag, 1e.." main. tom their own statement, that after
kenos ins is possoise of the soil, and of the exclusive
right of tiding ever tertftorice larger than Europe, for a
period of Ono ofroltiog to two centuries, one " annual
ale is adistens the carrying out of all the produce and
manufactures width the whole space west of the Welty
Mountains repass from the smother country. That
before the gamin proposing= of this most secret
and grimly sompsay be further gratified, your memo-
&the would somostfully yew your lordships to
moseine With ike and aerator -smithy the true relation
vibe** mosply. has bees mai still Mrs to the
pod gy* besents bilk at this canny nil of this committed
Wink amen The Imam el the lodemo's Bay Cora-
pley's binittin the Mirk soliestes sod it is but jut that
kiss ink thinelso thesepoliel be panted inquiry should
be saris how holm than Ims bum diethergell to what
swoon dthislith sod imintly haws bed; belmsed. sod the
rights of Indindosts have Ma whether
dram their possetheis have been thessimint he tie =r
ex-
tent so as to reward the activity of the bonier by
cooly, or have bon me limited as to depress the varit.l2
Mom by minim smoothy, aid at the same thee teecure high poises at homethrough an
quaoy of imperts; and further whither the goods
sut plied Gam this athutry thriork their exclaim
arm lath then sold to or lostorod with the In-
dkos &ikon NM of posits. That yen memorislins have
read the pewshilese Mocked it the semi it the proposed
charter, aloft ism the samapaoy the mtabliitamot of at
least me angswool epee Itenseaver's laisaderlsithis five
leery
y under pink a isibleeme of their ;
wirvisi, however, mink smith= for prolishis horse-
same ,• hat they have Imbed in Ma fora ism similar to
that whisk Lard Gthard wpm when the empany's
Bons, be andisith ems resew* which pro-
vided that in the mot se nom wealihigog a roam in
:ingin 'Pair g a II"
"WWI" "wWh
o tras serest Kash eeleey,
should be. reserved to the more. Hoar sassassialim
however' have no maillithes is tho elbow el pro-
visions of this kind ationsed to obrenne ismonsh
as laryte aett latheetial sempanies ben eterlsrese
of evading or areapiag the psositios node am
only express their hope tbst. in the beitim.i this
charter be to be granted, tie at the
end of five yeah, that it has mean' tke eh= in which it
has no doubt framed, or rather aseepted, the ems pro-
visions. That believing that the granting of Vamesmer's
Island to the Hudson's Bay Company will not be Ms-
fieial to this country, or to tit* Woad itself. sod will prernet
the mania of nab there, yule semertalYN raspestildly
pray yoarkorthhips on to advise the ommelon atlas prosset
charter until a Slot inquiry, shall have Ism made late the
manneria which that company has used its former privileges,
or until it shall be proved, by rasesable time, that the
settlement of a scamp there cannot he ellbeled by hes @MI
self-empaning emigration, aed ear within a maim
clause-siallar Os that width was iambi to the *oats of
1838, m kersinbefore quoted.
Oise of Committee of Privy Cooed be White-
hall, Oct 20, 1648.—5ir,-1 am directed to Idiom the
receipt of year letter of the 17th Isot, ormiesing a inamerial
of the directs of the Chamber K Oememasres sad Mambo-
tons at Nanthester, on the *VI the grant of Timm
vise s Island to the Hodsea's Ompsay ; sad I am to
state that the moorial has bees before the lords of ths
tenunittes.—l saa, sir, your obedient servant, G. H. Poems
-Thomas Boothman, thq.

inn aleelliwobaim adman In bla the
bee of . MI b. se lank flat Ilse town
et id bed ; lei dm
nly mode by tvisirtbad esimitnet=rthesstzsen isk
by em eateries of Ace pannial system
hem& The Hot. J. Uhl ma, however, ft is lignifisd.
be Ineeni by IM Mimi
_al Dubn% U renery
SI•ledned&11111. If OM le is, tkat pedals will, by
obit
rely
torgew Weals at kis grans& hp the
411 Ms means qp be gave Se
evitit its LINK • year, Ina of the scesutri...bde
; a few weeks slam he palmed a sea of Lead
117;ne • beasine with 700 L a you ; sad now he bas
bon eastrilag be the temporal haunt of a relative of the
First Iced slim Adrakelirg. Ills thus the aristocracy
AIR
The bleep, la gralltrie hi penrca,rassrves all his Asia*
linage Air Ms pima% bineds.—[Hn. D. N.]
Tun /town= Dollies—The *Bari of Carlisle
having InlinglieS te the Secretary of State ttc
Dspertmen • nemeriel, signed by the
apinars. Ind mmailsenuers of the Wbeefting error's-
dins, twat the *awoke the drain impend by the Ibearlan
ea MUM geode, Lard Palawan has amen
tie .vow to to rotorsed to Ms
arlardelisistiie. :
le relgam•mOst. 14, bete.—idy Lad.—holbserat
saes, seilmererlis dr reepziliedeWs Mt&
Sib tea, Umfa • mereert, lbehriessMlldballter
eglases, swats
of tbe alt Tetimme, as the
saint el the Me Immo el the &disgorges& wefts pea. V
gownsman err hilvada. Ia lee& lam Inhempr Ileft-
Wes Mather Warr as therms ef Erin le the
imam ea the Hiker fleseeembee Isr„ ke aters-
dear be want ease rem seadensld
dor The fifths Medea the ralt
ass to the Oat S weer be is emir the
therm el Sides es iv geode Mr Sam rue Os mann of
stress yrs gar have edspled heists armsem emir Or Mr-
=wee or the ices. da ; rad he rid ow Inn drawl, of to.
Sri at Wastwanlaßes npsowsials% the Iris pesnment had
already &and le dr rests essemely Ms realliera Is err= Is
imam he reirdec the psis of yen man es were as iliedly
canarpelal Miro as dales dile Idleardn tees dr Mllble
dries. The Presdenederlee hairs seld Trarra preirn-
mast haw nharld as it to Wir ismaiwirs implhatiam le the
severe elasidruden ef the ear awe et the werame was,
sadism mill the asides to them retie th bombe= meived.
I wadi be lepeelele
Few he fir Ms nun=ane greinment nem •re Oh-
ale
Meer OM emir& Oa Meek the Zen el Waserreird
am Matemeedlio tny pa sorsa ea dot
Ail bum wearied It veal be bey= issiddp.—;
Irene rasa, Is. H. O. kermsera.
SUICIDE OF CAPT. 111.111111 T, Or TEE 6311 D
latarr.—On Saturday searaing this gentleman destroyed
=L in his apartment, at No. 8, Cecil-street, Strand. The
was found lying on the floor with a severe wound
Is Ns aide. A registrar( sword was lying by him, the point
of whisk was covered with blood. To have effected hid ob-
jinn ha snit have placed the handle of the sword on the
peered, sad forced himself forward upon its point. A str-
aws was sent tor, bat the untortunate gentleman expired
1 Wiwi his arrival.
TIN Pal IN BREAD-STREET.—A court of inquiry
Was WM ea Satardoy, before the =roper and A special jury,
to Wraith ate the origin of the recent lire in No. 60, Breed-
stint. The evidence went to show that the fire originated
between the flooring of llr. Anstey's warehouse, and the
webs Mba r. Deer's apartments, but how the lire could have
pa ism this particular place was not explained. The court
wee, therefore, adjourned for farther evidence on this point.
INQUVrT, BATURDAY.—A MOTH= CTIARGIID
WITH STARTING MIR CHlLD.—Before Mr. W. Cuter, in
the Board-rcem of Lambeth Weakens, touching the dath
of a female child, eged five weeks, who, it was alleged had
died from starvation and exposure to the weather. The evi-
dence was very voluminous. The mother, formerly a ser-
vant, gave birth to the deceased on the 17th ult., in the sick
or lying-in ward. The child progressed very well for up-
wards of three weeks,when the nurse and other persons ern-
plained to Mr. Duke. the house-surgeon, of the conduct of
the mother in refusing to give the deceased the breast. Ile,
after cautioning her on the responsibility attending any fatal
mink, prescribed that the deceased should be supplied with
new milk and loaf sugar. The next day the mother made
so application to the board, wishing to leave, and, althea*.
ramasstrated with, she left the house with her offspring, tie
=• giving her Ti. She proceeded to her mother's
In High-street, Lambeth, but her parents would I
net give her shelter. She wandered about for nearly
a work, when she returned to the workhouse at
• Wok* at night. The child was apparently dying from
mid and hunger, when Mr. King, the porter, immediately
sett lee Mr. Duke, and in the meantime the demand was
even
to the name, who had the child placed in a warm
. The infant tallied, but, notwithstanding every atten-
ds. that could be rendered, she died on the morning of
Walwrolay last—Kr. T. 0. Duke, the medical officer, said
that wkwa he was called the child was sinking last from
edleeldes, consequent upon cold, hunger, and destitution.
Whoa the child was taken out by the mother it was in a
good condition and free from Injury: It was now exceed-
Ingly emaciated and thin. His opinion was, that the child
hadhsen starved to death. Mr. Duke added, that whilst
the child was in the ward the several inmates were all " up
in arms" relative to the infant, and very often some of them
suckled the child when Us mother neglected ix—The
Coroner said, frees the testimony adduced, he was of opi-
ates that the evidence wee not sufatrat to criminate the
mother, Hannah 'flakier, for causing the death of her child,
although her conduct ;was highly improper in leaving an
asylam, to wander the streets without chance of assistance
or shelter.—The jury, altar some ooneultation, returned a
verdict of " Died from bodily exhaustion, produced by want
and exposure."

THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT IN THE
COURT OF CHANCERY.
The Atlas of hatarday mays :—" A fact has oome
under our notice, to which we attach more importance than
to the ordinary news. It is not often that royalty has CCU
don to appear in the courts of law or of equity. There can
be no doubt bat that, es laid down in Blackstone,' the
sovereigns of this aunt, y can sue as plaintiff in the courts, in
respect of private and permed rights, because they have
those rights as individuals and not free corona. Brit
althogh such a right undoubtedly rxiste—and it hpart of
the pride and th• privilege of RegliMmen that it should
exist—the instances of its exercise are rare. When the right
to be asserted by the sovereign must be enkeceid by a mart
eqaity, a difficulty arises; became an inhmetion in
1
fiery (in vacate.) nest be obtained on yeti-
:lisa affidavit, sad time would be a ocatzsdietion in
the sovereign himeelf petitioning the Court of Chancery.
In the same to which we refer this difficulty has been got
every an seemigement quite I/iridium. There are cases,
we Wow, ea treserd, where Prince George of Denmark
was • solar i the smarts, though we are not aware that he
ever seed la his equity of husband of Queen Anne. A
however, can initiate proceedings in Chan-
iergire=of die seeersign, which could not, without an
=Y essuedisffisa, ammiesse from the crown. Prince
e slosigirAtileeward as the legal champion of the
Qom* Her and the Prince an well known as
pause if the eels. hey are net " patrons" in a merely
2sum, but Wereesives *lbw art in various branches
sra
pare love me Asa by royal peruses. Oar
readormay renrember to ham read ma amount, not king
due, of veriest dewier and etchings which have l era
exerenbeibyyeXshmyand Prance Albert, and which excited
a &NMI 1/6111 fa thoes who were so favoured as to be
saws' Is Yuma thou Them drawler, or ,or
sighs edlbles, It seems, have, by DOM seandeloos=nde,
hese aholumbed hem the *see without authority. They
wee OINK to a pinkish* in Paternorter-row, who proceeded
savestlee diem der publication, with a '• descriptive eats-
=
es has set to be supposed that this piney weld be
te paim Ihst the parties aggrieved were
poz=
Oas sad Mr emu; won no ream why
theekl sat him the ekase. Areordiagly, it was resolved
*et piesesibe shield be taken to Mink the *divides*
esealealllllllpreeeeding with his thresesead pabliestien.
IS won nesiseery ausiddein Prince Albert amnia mak* ma affidavit,
whisk be did. We ea alsteest of ft:
Iheopeensdessefies Musses Yleart, Maisel imps otters
▪ Geths, Omuta km ISlbm Clemse," end mdieth oath mi
salth : That he has WWI Ore bask imbibe .Alsestpr
five Osisioras etas eel ABM Ositary el Itteide."
that the see endi wads Mr _arty
end bluff re.
sperredy as Seri the me wire fie mails em the
Wiseman fiber liepair eel Warn ended kr nffiliallen. Oat
they MI a Owls mem hem Ora they esseresslM le* testes.
dens of Its etablepo, eel ths *Ss emd ate kept Wild le
Lher fleiretytaterr g7teett thertmer besemkg =tat
Ides, essehiesels eats. 2list the see melees fully youths
W eidige tom
eld ant me meielnp the pit
el
best *guy, aid wird teem ens min *Mgr es In this
=nembest, thsi memeget sealdep ere wrest
el Os Mono agd..arl ark mum In Os seri emery
se la Os eatimpee means& That sash "Mau were In.
Csadirseigil retsber =sit 6er 111=Ignijeteen"s=S;
sal resdr...ad.l9 di =mum aYnee % stlir :matt
Writ hie tWie ask aeisicasMOadseWMie
eoliths was we stem ewer by it or Mem ef thou sr*
Sisk or deer
ee air pmulmiss. That as encaskedissise exam
hem hsea kterkmemet by Mgemelme sereematedy Imps.
yedyelidnet, him Sim the Selbeant sr Ss or peer
ems In the pair
eif tie seamen await he semi
Imre eledesd eV MUM the seme hem sue pima wi=
whatervie Mai am IN= INA
if NM Yam if Stu Is Maws the
=awl ambit Sr Min of kr and yens% el
thee endmatelegne meld sit bus ken esula ej=
emsepthy ffis wend loseemlins et ti eWS
ablebetr Set OM assimare diblew-
:Sp K the askiense of snob Orisimps of lhalep nes
on tbs lit OMB MOW. whim it we don is
amt ter G. B. see,
_a a WA lad*
es
her left et
palem assist Is ha andepeasem him es her ert
Mid digensatthmely heist the the Mes the it us=
POO Mem Is piddle end heldisese 11l the esse seer
=tosubs sem dm Yr fret lemets mete el ths
Kerb esiduse, eel admit the
mil G. B. Alarm Hsu to wake to the phole=her MOM
as
Up= Admit an leimmffisa wen restsala
t per In cutlet Item further la the
The eggisellia we mit, the Woad*
It swam that, in a yd point el view, it. Ws
is le a ifew ems. 1:1119 MO of }bag ofdeatrisp set IS-
Inedei Ar rLs deem net grit * have Nue heirs
the emu in any preview ielenas. The nesirest ems to
it fa which as *naiades has bee. guraled was where the
apidiestion we to testrehi the milliseffien by •
bookseller of Archdeacon Paley's XII. sermens his
death.

IRELAND.
Dusurf, Oar. 28.
The judgment of the court in the matter urged
yesterday by Mr. Duify's counsel was delivered this
morning, and in favour of Mr. Duffy. The
point was that the indictment be quashed, on the
ground that the requirement of the statute 6 Geo. IV.
cap. b 1 had not been complied with. (his statute
moms that whenever the venue shall be changed by
the crown, the habeas corpus transferring the =tally
of the prisoner from one gaol to another shall hone
ten days before the bill of indictment shall be found.
In this am it was issued after bill found. The court
took till next day to consider the int and the deci-
sion. This seems to have .ed the
Attorney General. No lawyer likes to be ""
bit" Bat
in addition to the discredit of the matter, comes its
embarrassment as regards the trial, and this is consi-
derable. The effect will probably be to throw the
trial of Mr. Duffy into January. His case cannot of
course be tried at this commisnon, and it must last
yet several days, foe notice hes been given
that the third trial of Mr. ('Doherty will
be proceeded with on Monday. Halides, there
is the trial of his °mileages, Mr. Williams; and several
ordinary cases are yet indisposed oL Then there
will be the business of term, from which it would be
rather difficult for the *Sees presiding at the can-
mimic@ permanently to absent themselves. And this
compliedisa is caused by the law offioers overlooking
the &region of the statute, under the provisions al
which they were about to transfer the trial of Mr.
Duffy from a city to a county jury.
The Attorney-General gave Ms permission yester-
day to the agents tithe prisoners tried and convicted
at Clonal to have the opinion of the judges
taken on the points rimmed on the record at
ClonineL The question@ thereon arbiag will
be that brought Wore ;atlas of the Court of
Queen's Bands, whose atlas
that two
of the four presided at myrol: be anti-
cipated. Then the matter will be t before a
court of error, and as the views of a 'Cy of the
judges in Ireland will very probably accord with those
of this Quist's Bench, we shall have the whole natter
argued ,pill is the House of Lords. Here are six
geed_ beg mat& work, at least, before her Ma-
Is sheik know whether or not the accused
puttee aMennW have had a fair trial, or before the
men now senvieted shall know whether or not
they really are or are not condemned traitors.
And all this is caused by the daimon.* in the law as
applicable to both countries in a matter in which,
above all others, the laws ought to be identical. Was
ever a oondemnation so strong afforded as to the in-
sfficieney of our law legislator@ and law officers ? Nor
is it indeed easy to =ameba how those at yoor side
VANCOUVER'S ISLAND. the water are entirely discherged of rewomiNlity in
Tice following is a ressearial whisk the Clamber of the natter. How strange, bow eraborresuing,
Oommirm of ilrokbarisr lrr sibioni Ise* *mollies of positively ridiculous it would be, if the woe of the
IWlTTN'aihthellifildwiir al; VaNNOOOWeirea. sad
=tit rallaitiat reeBdlnil Wire the Hem et Lords in 1849 should
Sly Orogirm. It may be romeibured by oar roodare, *lt w_lionlir to dig 1544-
inquiries en mww, tae mobs, kr Ifewsratio.vader- neves pug sea who were in custody for having
aro lesegla M Ups, %west she end of the let arks hest Ind grassedig at night to an armed meeting
the segeshets. kw a shorter via & lied heed were *sad at Sir trial yesterday berm the eat-
ty• Zissal,l4• esilaid darromPai lod They *Ad guilty, and were sentenced
UPWHe. the
Angina muses
to six Imonths'lB9llNllBeat hut date of their
malls ,
=levity coincided with the government,' 001-4011011/