The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.

At Erith, Purfleet, Oreeohithe, &c., crowds of
spectators lined the shores, to view the progress of the royal
steam fleet, and although it was nearly dark whoa the
squadron passed Gravesend, the Terrace and Town piers,
as also the river well, were crowded with visitors, who expe-
rienced little difficulty in distinguishing her Majesty's pelt
from the fleet of steamers that actompanied her by the bril-
liant lights shining from her suits of cabins.
The General Steen Navigation Company's steam-ship
Vivid reports poising a squadron of steamers off Yarmouth
at half-past two o'clock yesterday morning, whisk from the
lights was believed to be the royal squadron. It being ex-
ceedingly dark, however, they could not be easily dis.
awned ; but the Vivid not meeting with the squadron in her
trip up the river, it is supposed that that must have been the
yacht and squadron seen in Yarmouth R ends. They were
outside the long ridge of undo, some distance from the
beach. At the speed they were going it is probable that her
Majesty will reach Aberdeen this (Thursday) morning.

TALKING POWERS OF THE HOVSZ OF COMMONS.
—We owe an apology to parliament for a lapsus
panne in our first leader of yesterday, through
which its verbal fertility is scandalously understated.
It is there made to appear that the parliamentary
speeches for the session fill only 1,200 columns of
Hansard. The truth is that the speeches delivered
from the 23rd Nov. to the 9th June (inclusive) fill no
lees than 6,420 columns of that meritorious publica-
tion, measuring about 1,432 yards, or nearly one mile
of speeches. The aggregate speeches of the session
eannot have added less than a mile and a half to the
oral eloquence of England. Whatever defects may
be attributed to parliament, its capacity for talking
cannot be denied.

A MEETING OP THE SCHOOL OP DESIGN was held
yesterday at the oSce of the B cud of Trade.
DEATH or REAE-ADMIRAL De STAHCS.—We have
to record the death, at his residence at Kensington, on Mon-
day, of Rear-Admiral M. A. N. De Stank, at the advanced
ue of 82 years. He eatend the navy at an early age, and
obtained the rank of lieutenant in November. 1790 ; was
midshipman oa board the Luaus at the relief of Gibraltar
in 1782, and subsequently saw considerable service while on
board the illawarrom, Liberty, and Milbrook. He was
equerry to the late Duke of Bum:, and attained the rank of
Winkel in 1841. _

LONDON goarliaL.—Yostarday, at the quarterly
general cyst of the governors, held at the hospital, Whits-
chapal-roul, the following statement was submitted:—ln-
patients discharged daring the quarter, 1,036, of which
number 620 have bons cared, 441 relieved, end 69 died.
There are 336 ;athlete now in the hews, and the amber of
out-patients entered on the books is 9.993. The remsfple et
this extensive charity, which is engnothed by minenary vest.
Dainties', have not, as in other insie of. lie ma"
been diminished by_the perm* of the thus
SMITHFIELD MARKET is about to imextzsd by
the removal of the entire clamp of buildings alms
the north-east aide of Barbicao to Charter.hossolene, in-
cluding Fox and Knot-court, and the entire of Coles-
buildingstthe Bell Tavern, mad the extensive premises ore.
tubed. The markets committee has 'Wady (Malawi pew
session, and the demolition of the house will ummithse
surly next week.
Assure or MORE Crairrirro.—After the period
comparative quiet which had nomoded the simultaneous
arrests of chartists all our the kingdom. the leaders of that
body still at liberty in Lasseskire seem to hen them* that
they might safely go abroad, er at ell events make them-
selves strangles to their •ea baron Yesterday, however,
other captures were made by the Ors at Ashton, and with
such sneers that it is maid 28 Weft taken into custody at
that town, besides two in Mandamtair. The two taken In
Manchester, John Ludlam and WilliamWiaterbottoes,
are charged with having bees present at the murder of the
policeman Bright, at Ashtcm, had Latimer, when take.,
had marks of blood on his eladtes, but on beteg told the
charge said, " I en my folly now ; I did net reset the
I man ; pointed my goo I. another direction." On being
asked where the gun was, he said it had been thrown iota
the river cat Askant. The primers were takes if from
Manchester to Ashton about two Vele*, and would arrive,
it was expected, before the examinatica of the other primer
was concluded.
UTTEHERB OF BASE COIN ; THE SOLICITOR OF THE
lluer.-81r, —fleeing your desire at all times to advocate the
cause of the induus chases I tremble yen with a brat
account of a rename= at Bow-street polico-eanst, whisk to
my opinion deserves the sheaths both of the polite
end the legislature. A w-11-known utterer of hoe min ten-
dered to me on Friday, /opt. 1, a spurious piece to
for a pint of porter. Finding the shilling sinerM
placed the beer on one side of the counter while I prosesiol
to the, other, for the purpose of detaining him, end raft
in search of a constable. Taking advantage of this dram.
stance he *deed the beer, plating • mem& pros in his
month, and by the assistance of the beer emeseded in wale
lowing the same, this fact being borne out by several M.
speetable witnesses. On his being taken before Imposer
Dodd, he was at once recognised as the individual diathermia
on the same morning for a geniis, offence ; but the Isisliavd,
from some unaccountable misfortune, had lost the piss, en
his reaching the station, thereby defeating the sada
of the law. The evidence I had against the man
was, first, the bed coin in possession, and the fact of his
swallowing another. upon which chugs he was remanded
until Monda, Sept. 4. With the assistance oldie polies I
obtained voluminous evidence against him, bat beim* I
could obtain an interview with the magistrate or any of my
witnesses the primate was diesharged, in consequence of the
solicitor of the Mir enmering an opinion that the ease was
not suifici. ntly stems to moist. How, dr, I cosaidar it both
impolitic and unjust that • man should lose his time, rig:
the attendance of witnesses on two wad caprices,
other incidental expenses, and eventually the ends of justice
be defeated net the woad that the solicator of the Mint dose
net consider it consisted to prosecute. It is very dear to
me that the little trodsemno, who can least afford co lose
his property, may be ebbed with impunity, until, as the
solicitor observes, " ask tiros may arrive when the evidence
will be deemed MOTS esodselve, end such steps will be taken
to forward the hide of *dee." Would is ask sir, be nom
esorerat to drake the ilellreseat ca the spot, then to nut
the risk el wire the spin
iesngisi stof
rthata mosiemes may be ?
y err bettermade right lie
theflurr better preteens. of the boner and iadesetrious trades-
1111111.—J. Pstratare, Classa's Arms, ItollnbuilBlop,
Fetter. lane.
THE BALE AT STOWE proceeded yesterday. Mai
day was occupied with the sale of the plats, of which the
Mowing were the only lots worthy of special notice —Lot
464. An oviform sideboard yeas and cover, fluted, with two
handles. This vase, which weighs 147 chino" was formed
exclusively of snuffboxes presented to the Marquis of Buck-
ingham, grandfather of the nreesnt duke, by the aides end
corporations in Ireland in 1779 sold at M. 9d, par ox.—Lot

466 sad 467. Two magnificent sideboard Tun, e..
emt stands of scroll work, with baulks seer "rat
above masks; the necks are fluted, and 411441 tees
tats
the lips ; the cover is surmounts by the figure a g 141.111
Them vases, together, weighed 306 Doom. Th t
an annual degree of Competition, and raised 404:14111.
JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION :0 latd.a..a-gi7
Tour paper of the lot instant contains some remarks en Z_
jntlinial administration of India, under the Bast Indian...-. '"
posy. 'trusting that you mid lay before your
following sample of British justice and Britishjudgm, •
relate Mats which came under my own eye let
endows judge, the hams being vested with thawo„._
of trying the highest issues, transmitt d the „_._,`""f
of • trial to the Sueldr Court of Madras, in oNectull,_
prisoners had been tried for di. it lives, he recommiat..-""
that one should be hang -d, a mooed transporte Lerts,„
third acquitted. as there was not a " vestige " of
against Mu. The record commenced: "You it cILLI
—as it seemed doubtful whether th- judge of-"`,
what he had written, alter tome discunion at weeW
to coil upon him for the original draft 4'7
letter recommroding one man to be hanged and a fat
be transported. Tins was trausmitted to the Sad irersi:
it was Mund to be in the handwriting of a neuve
and in it were the words ~against the third
L not a virago of evidence," proving thee he (ths;-•
had not read the theft or the official letter in wairf,'o
commanded one man to lan hanged and another to la b:
ported. This judge has not only been retuned M
but promoted. '1 tee matter came before the Madras gs
meat of Lord Tweeddele : it might be important M
taro bow it was treated by that profound staumt:
QUoltUn PARS.
INQUESTS, YIFSTERDAY.-THE SANITARY Sun.
WRITRCKAPEL.—ifeIore Mr. Baker, at the Locchni
tal, on view of the body co 3, Barber, aged 13, who w• 'T
with his parents at No. 17, Peter-street, Whited:tap/I
2lth July, Mr. Baron, inoptctor of nuisanets of alas
Whitechaptl, recrived a commouicatita from the
the deceased that the back kitchen was full of f ruto:
He informed the churchwardens, who dir,cted Mr.
medical officer of the union, to examine the piece. He -
td to the house being uofit fur habitation to e mnol,mit
the drain from the adjoining house passing isa come**
the kitchen. lie ( Brown) took out summates Lsijo,
proprietor of the house in question. Since tluo
bee heard that several persons were suffsrieg
low typhus fever. Lest week. Ist
surgeon, was coded to attend the &mowed, whom 60
is a state of fever, which, in his opiniin, arose feamji;
impure state of the atmosphere.—Verdict: " Thai go h.
ceased died from lever, eau-ed by a nauseoos efillgue
a privy draining into the butt part of a home is viiiiah
melded,
and the jury strot.uously recommend that
and speedy measures be adopted by the parochial a
of Whictishapil for the abatement of che helmet la prmee
further mischief." The coroner was renewed hi teribb
the parochial authorities.—Tlin Fins us Fmre,4,u4
—Before Mr, Payne, at the White Hart, Fetter-Is% gi
inquest on the above fire, the first inquiry into Makin,
peered in oar impression of Saturday, was reguaaloi
without any evidence of importance transpiringoreigk
adjourned until Friday.-TEE Acctiror
LONDON trralUtßatrY.—Before Mr. U. J.
University College Hospital, on the body of Caulas tn.
more, aged 28, a brickiayer.—The hospital nurse diva
that oa Saturday morning last four persons were Moo .
into the hospital wounded, and the deceased was oes;bs,
quite insensible when admitted, and expired in a few migo
afterwards.—W. White said he had beta engage') fogo
same buildiem as deceased, and was on the other soda d
wall oldie University-hell at the time of the actideat fir
deceased fell about 38 fret.—By the Deput.,Cow
Could not say who had erected the scaffold; io
had witness beard anything said about its uomfuoi,
It had never struck him that it MS unsafe. Belief ige
the first part witch gave way WU the ledger pole. lltoydl
which seemed to have be, n very much worn, was a tjuo
one. Did not think the wood Was sound.—alma halm
(foreman of the works) smied that the wood ease fn a,
scaffolding had come from other works. The mmAg
ledgers was usually tested by jumping on them. Rysm
had examined the pole which gave way, and ha a•
eidered it perfectly safe, and capable of beinieg Wm"
the weight —Chu Wiomore, of Netting .hill (kg*
of deceased) had, heard deceased say three wok
prior to the accident that he was afraid something'll'
happen, for the scaffolds were sooverloaded—though itwaß
be useless for one person to speak about the matter. Had•
mined the ledger, and certainly thought it was very rola
Witness considers:l that the accident Went have ion
avoided had there been stories to the scaffold, which wed
necessarily have broken the fall,—The jury having ttioni
a wish to see the pole, it was agreed that they ahead
journ to the spot. and after some delay it was brought fa
ward, and appeared to be • very row n pies of wood k
was what is termed a " spent pole." The following mat
verdict was recorded: "That deceased died from mud is
juries, caused by the falling of a scaffold, which was mid
and unsafe in consequent:tent its desay."

MEETING OF MEXICAN BONDHOLDER&
Yesterday an important meeting of the holdall
Mexican stock was held at the London Tavern, !make
convened by the committee of Spanish America ha
holders, for the purpose of considering the ripsaw's
sending a representative of the committee to td,..coois
in conjunction with Messrs. Manning and Machleall
rearing the claims of the bondholders on the Making
ventment. The meeting was fully attended. Mr. 0.1
Robinson ,ad M P. was in she chair. After the secrezai,:
Cladfroyi_li read the advertisement calling the mashie.
The CustAux rose and said that the committee
thought it expedient to assemble the bondholders, is em
queues of Mr. William Parish Robertson having nri.
proposition to them which was considered to be of imp
sue. Mr. Robertson was a member of the committee, s
had offered to proceed to Mexico, and to assist the spa
enforcing the claims of the English creditors upon the pm
seen The Chairman thou read Mr. Robertson's leer,
which that gent'eman merely asks payment of his am
estimated at 500 L, but sista that, for the interest et I
bondholders,it might be advisable to place. in soditice,■
further amount at his (Mr. Robertson's) disposal, ad I
.compensation for his exertions should be left to the be
holders, dependent entirely upon their success and inn
The Chairman then went on to stove that it had bees rise
proper to consult the feelings of the present agents (14s
Meaning and Mackintosh), and it had been areal
from a partner of the house, who was in Boa
that it would not be disagreeable to them. E
had been, certainly, a little .difference of opisia
the committee as to the expediency of sending out a fps
representative, but the majority were in favour of er
course. Although the meeting was called specially tel
eider the propriety of accepting Mr. Robertson's propoil
it was also aseembled under very peculiar circunsom
seeing the altered state of thinps in Mexico arising toe
conclusion of the war. It might naturally be appal
as the war was concluded, mouthing would have 1
done for the
ece
bondholders, especially so the indesak
15,000,000 dollars had been partly rived. It
thought this payment would give them a still she
claim on the Mexican government, and yet
Mexican Consul kid stated that there was no h
tion to apply any portion of the Mexican ineligible
the payment of the arrears of dividend ; in foot thet
bondholders had no claim on an portion of it. Was
committee received this extraordinary commuoieatim,
thought it important immediately to notice it. Stew 1
lades that: " There is no right to demand, nor is it•
ohne to pant, the application of the said sums to the
mod of the dividends, and to the *martial= of the p
liebt. Net the Ant, because it was a clause and
sabelisa od the last conversion, agreed to by Chet
Wham a manes the mortgaged territory which pen.
amiaml Ise the payment of Ito creditors nor as se
Decries the possibility of payment arises from the
inatenceof the government and its solidity, and wide
sae nor the other could be rationally expected al
eshemeted treasury, incapable of maintaining in it th
prhapie and the conditions of its existence. bloreore
mans of nt and the guarantees of the sue aid
weelgal Oat for in the bonds issued, and anima
maim is net =Ale, nor could be made, of an isdo
salon whisk did not sad was not likely to e
Tam wiswilag to M. Man's ado et morality, the sal
leemdbelden Vibe have bees deprived of their just doh
year. past, have DO right to say portion of the lade
which, of course, was net aerially mentioned in the
leas *libelant conversion, simply because prior to the
mine was it load not have been thought of. lie (the I
maw! net have believed that any gentians'
of M. Mora would have put forth such s nob
He was totally wrong in asserting that the
bidders had relinquished their claims of the military;
apsida fee so careful had the committee ever been.
respell net to compromise the prition of the creditta
'they near abandoned the claim originally given op
whole revenue and resources of the Mexican
It use not enough fur the Mexican government I
portion the customs dues, the tobacco rover
charges upon the export of silver, &c., for those we
accepted in the hope of remittances being regularly
sad not to the exclusion of the claim upon the entire re
of the country. He (the Chairman) did not mean t
tion the policy of Mexico purchissiog. peace at the esp
territory, but supposing New Mexico and Califon%
been retained, the boodholden would assuredly have
claim upon the territory. It might as well ham be
by the government, ha the whole of Mexico been d
of " we won't p .y • shilling." The committee
Mien idle. As far back as the 7th April last it bed
the attention of Maws. Manning and Mackintosh
probability of peace, and to the necessity of looking a
claims of the bondholders and in the Allowieg
" In regard to the 4nportant subject on
the oommittee eased in their last letter—
share in the indemnity to be paid by the
States to Mexico, they have no doubt you
in view sad bring clearly before the government.
doubted right of the bondholders to participate in the
of that indemnity as holding a species of mortgage
territory of the republic. Any porton of the terns
rendered to a third party for a valuable consideratios
with it necessarily the obligation to compensate tb
gagoe—i. e. (in this cue), the British cm 'itor. TI
mitts, trust that, independently of other grmnds, o
they might claim a considerable sum of money oil
15,000,000 dole. to be paid by the United State., the]
government will acknowledge. the substantial (quit
claim. On these sod 'nettle, pousts relating to the bood
interests the committee rely with confidence on ew
all in your power on their behalf." Again, in Jo
urged the same points in a still more direct and spec
nee, observing that " lotelligence having now bees
here of the Anal ratification of the treaty balloon
and the United States, the committee cannot om
the opportunity of again pressing on you their ears
that the arrangements pointed oat in their last iota

Widow,
*Nal/ the•Datbleallmuasst mar. The sew
ima Wen We LAW, moan Wit You
OW di"' si thedaseat et.
vi 3 10" tly look to
whoa fhe hsalholises
ixl
vides mate
the: thezilli
▪ teee theet et ilai
n t+w
stigative et MO bit la hue,
me. is gib Ina mast the wow wide h hes isteive•e•
el • oseakistable =boa a
weed haw
eiroredei lelrepremilsain be
ji▪ teetset.% the bismar maim osier the nasty
imerael rho the essatoy de sot
et Po"' have bola Impaired by the war It soa ea tl.s
lefni,....** el dm priacipal slate is the la-
isertmo. The 'mow
wits ass lass •
aaseidaalM
etfr.V.:yte,
festaColli rote raissibeiessethabbs.sea, la ptsis.asensace
p*i wt immediate seasoese VW be Ulm leo re.
o▪
leo le
eissatltly owl tles solved portion of the
modagth-
U. (the ebeitreea • ) pad thews loam le thew that
&SW
eim Imam Saes de daty aeredelhotsiallas the away
; bet hi matte dress alleeradee let the
"le •18""leed liistrees ocessioued to parties by
rerspresiss to ties diebisalla Mame.
se y a,a
to tits eessutee is repl to the
)12411/4" hia
moat positive eseareaess that.
Ass that OM bed sho esashrise of the war"
the Wei,'" Jest thane
tiered to mite sowidirettea the of
th, bee .beitatt, sad the committee
demo, coat.
1101081% I'Vela • sconletlaicatios %boll.ards
Upends' neap el 11. am s
is lad ummeies, sod he (the shames) yes peed of
of e
thlation tha his lealship bad aped ail
mem amebae drain to afford his moist-
ureless that he would all the
moy old im'a task Waiter is Waists, to
otiose= •1111% /10. 111.
With the lattettoo d plectiog the oleic it the
tbil=rmuel.l weenie a slaws Ught, the soar
d a uses td the Queer's /Amato sad
odeleellui
Dr. Philieeste.
art—itsrivehis Ksf s Some bond (le Weak) of the leader
als se mostmot.tsiese to 'eau DMs 10 Mar i 7,71
as list hey. MI 1." 24*'• Ilis alt sameatesse one;
usel et Oast ems Wes mer se
tb. sami oaf imossiso • tre 47 et
War Wt." 1141— hada theestlcae. by deka Weise
pas de 1/05 „egs el We deny remade
err a thr ular__=..„,m— dd. make Is
des gal Os dr We
dad de hoe
sidepror a eseseeess.
=I hew fit. he Moira oloisew at this atom
of wild s ozail (wdedeseh n.
IM
herds dalleithwe eldeasse a lat.
eatedds
t.. ae. dm le seta die thleadoe. of did toy h
brodaviii, hrigreerilre= let
Mr. UM Is splenallm
magiggessei IMO/Willa Isionsity nary se k
iseedible reerse the raid ober a the espdie Whaler. sa
he weldl7. 11 he as de ewe elit easy add st now" boom
&WS t iastosiostiot. s stopleddlo tso the dste t
id ef de shed SMNIINIVISI.i hied he
..alo a.A 11=7Z11,111. te the hedge alt. es the pseud
ear de deb side weds seetrestee lot Eat, the peenweset
woo* ripe, of e pude d ispettle hided add*.
legymes.te d OUT
Ifs link II seeleierli IS ONO Mart patois the twos
with mar red edited by the Maim oevaseasey la as. ems
.fifik we data pad. ft the prised lurll
lbetemece she Madsen sers dolt (wiehed Ma I of de
se) Id MI Mei IMMO. is
Woos • ossda* wheals hie esedlesay Fewded al kiwis el
seesemee of de alsabadhede dewed dig
Nor oared dead dad led ibis* westle• d new sew
=ma ddb rd did hypedeade le Or paned dthe
so
ehreel, owe de iseesaas d the wadi de aides nee-
▪ Ny ma" see la • wad eat Medea wawa goo t to.
aw e
emg zags ewe immeat. sea, aro pi
.11 Thew WWI ftWOW.IIIIIIM seletoer
leasoleedoy es sheeseld hada .Mean awl es What
Ge teed /eases d tidally sat to *toe d the peers rd
talieedes NEW ey um ream wed grenade. de beady is.
tedlesesedered thet al sae soh of de siesta ad.
addle Soil deed le Old awd obsereel
dee to he deaseleld d de espallis el Wad" del tied den
di
le serred ad at aped the resears dada spelley sato
Ollllid ft tie gemirtaf the larna ad reidepda of thie sew
umeleset eds‘ sal test the elm dad so is a rip pow% at
=
dr, 'be elleased thareirhae lid the heihyarly
es
de aim erg sedelbleted deft ad he
lirseal doused, W Me aided. kid le hey sp.
la vendor pen of the eme dandat, did hues de me-
wed of de sided, dde gedeest=yre . the
whall• ele ildlsteh
ardL gerseids he the permed Mend es well es ter
i.Wlearad of aerie saw warrideseddle. the Ilesda lewd.
ge toosterstee he aide rereepre le weed ed le ea awake esel
doloonower Os • onasoo• la the shah se th=ewo. red
=Cwe . ere is the seed dde NY
MI -eldest iw WI nolo% seek dellehney awl he
die dial
se
el hen seas et de odd derime ell the 1•111111110 Said
siporirs UM the peeked Mused et the ad =
releadde halkr Os
shell he powstaelk
aeld•--emeft. 4 Is is adage hal. Old tee
slim It
Ni empiri tore Ism geld is
—Whey. It le sh eiwited Ihst pea
• lisdas Mee hes hew sold te ilevedield of the=
Dad la did deb. ewe= hi= Neve. le Uiteo
dew diode Me 1110 rd d wand
le he het ghee, medial Ita="lesitheo halt le lbe seeenhes-
Oka dhow' sal the *bar rate el the spreded. Made
.sdee wawa P de emery wide deseleded is a edam'
aaeaT le the orals seeress mw kaawikedy see dedwaly as
ma he *degas. Thee id edam. d thebealhddes wee ads
Ida Me maid draft to Ns dike stellar is the diode
=ad dist draw id. drabs% se the lashes ars
I Id soda is ma tormon, pa Idle wedded
he shed, ups de d dish de bee was eselarad.
Me ssra pre. It swum ram slur thee de /dripd
id lemediste sawed of weer Idgelhealed kr the of
riteyehreess law dld. ed. led de d
▪ 111,16% ess We* del tellededge ihsi=
ad ups deed The May deralre, sr whisk de addrel
lewe glees se he us le hew whs. Is Me themd dentdentrreni did the Jie.lum orrehhe hes bees imbed dejSe
litre by Ow Ye pkekeadkey.therseas ( .
pawl, e Medi will pea) why amt when mesas le
drip kw dilater le dr pohlis ender ;oodles ash of ape.
din velorlintissy es loop lad areseray he the yearreslid d
Oa del. lbws ....se to d, hanwer. Whig Is these semis.
nee se dew is. May is rated bed the le
dish seasha to the prod .rasa if We mead tea weeder
ewes addl. the seadat skellseirelessialas bah.
se sabertty dialed dee weeradee he
sandy a the wind rem= tad dad if awed kw, se sap-
"dee art tdkM dm wheel we we Idea. • k. threever.
es eirlty Ie dab the Wide= arise ss hides
Mae kis eflaweadedelesi lowill, peeress-
deb se idol& el low add wade JeWIW
Ma sere-dMelledhi the Wail of Me sad de peke et et
dales of Opellealet Isakery, epos the whs. le ider=
of he hreW Ullks& Julia. Ma roma of de Ides. si
aids d edlreely, bey Owes a delleset dead. We
Swam. Wed tert lime Nedra needle wakes Me 1/0:414
old d her eepaeaset mew toms so maim oda ea arioNerro
PAM Of 0111 ass reared kr de hypodermal WAN, es • Ter-
ildipiesdno amt tea waded sed Wend of debt he de hides
• adher.J. Demo; M. Faunas&

This oplaha wee is laver el the dila d the lnadholden
hes the whole rename of the mobile. He (the chair-
am) re wiling to hake ell nierable aliewithee for the
disalthe et Hoar eves beim the war, bat had always
hp* the devenmsat of that mown sot to huhu Melt'
reerder est Lathan inth and hosear. wither
Wenaddeg say *sidd egret to senate* they TM bead
bad ride hawses seedier apes the lint rainer-
dos, ia the boos of iewarigi the tarn pqmest dif the divi-
de*, lad Inge a saleepost remiss, le Wire the
rat, had *reed to a farther othrtr sag kni
eadie the _
brie. Two yens had , sever
nerd • riling were lel. la the
hers et du vents ia Leaden et the Menem
eiveranest, sad the committee, as the raggesticas
menieed is yrint• lotion sad ia the anripapere,
W rend Kenn. Mender to pay a poetise of the
divides*. Thy were lota shed to pay the massy tats the
Milk el &gra ia their owe salsa sad is that el the err
nitre, tad Ws request wee and* hest die
of Irmo ia regard to the el tht
iris, however, Was ma= sad the granad
Nlna that Yams& the
meats et the Heaths gegerththe =
they Vat Meat to alien hay pr met. *ten*
ellbeep, when they had eadisiont hods ia bask
=thud pay the dvideed. He (the thethess) eathely
Swim lishatiass ; they_ wore puely the
opals et the besdhsiden. (Hem) The heney wee eh
igen ia Meths ler a ripen. (Hew.) Or wild
las re it es the leriviver, if, wins it emu
le hind, it was kept Irk ? (Syphons.) No pother*
add be weir of tie may eisithirthisas the erusitlee
esegiesi apes tide eat saw esighls, ad to ad sot sent
ethapasidy des thud= woad be pnd. (Hear.) Wire
third Ihr he hen spree Ids *air low moth the
lindblithe weft isd-bwil to dor **fatigable seentery,
dr lid them dere spa them; es the is..
arse di sh meth shellac hem Wirth the
ethesh spews of adviniang, they bad se sum ef
tageweles the suestioy hells maniese, nap by the ma-
Irhadine et the berheldiee, who, he hoped, weal& ems
hewed hr &wit the steer piper shied), haled to the
artakti. If the berthelthe *held to ern theathigh
shrived snood thr bode andel& le go late the Made et
theMnress gehemmiall, he sal ailed the hope it a did.
dad wield be hey oast; bet if thy sappier) the ea*
shim is poleniegr the Weswhisk their
erase bed boss he or et opisima they With loth
hernia a mothaast. Hen, kit la nisaineiss,
wield awe the Mew* reseindise
lbw WI weft =her the esereepwaleme width los re-
NW/ Wm lbw taw= ahn widWer et Ode even awl
the eawaltee Seek* keerbee besilware. dukes te mime
Wake etweneess le the irk by the makes Niel
Ilw Wok elks *Woe eemewitelees et the Ilk of
817. Ith happen Ible sr*, est the there pit ket=
Itatiltsciali Mina the tie amemliehee ere et
gill de eths enljnali libet the Maims go-
mirth beCuirer k reelo et a help wasa et wary
hew pilailiala ke Void emir le Wad Iw=
flagmen et autewel loom sod ewe Mk le
he tba kweekte Illeiktka et the enema et Orland,
Ile le he beetheram. and err eh et re mho la rare.
Um It beannere anon • assierser WO" kr
re=„ll aft." a aseimiNis via Urea 111101114=
On elists of the the dim et Imo
thein la at niers et the et Mak% le Mee ee •
gad, al ease erred. Teel the weeekter et lesekk
beelbihme tesetry to aiJs ernismeale bleb the
TehNetbS‘ll,2=. be7Cted gat Mama
=Me 1600 Smalley et ere kr area Again. be es'
_ - awake te heart kr itheetri Bakke Is *ale le
seeert tepeweetehme lithe bertbetkee el tbe MO= wire.
Oft
Oatrot sowed es ithesithent to the hunk rend*
the, the se' mesa et whir the, that the hendholdies peth
tha lard Umatilla tor • aura ishelereme la thh
were
direagh ear aretheeder is Kroh* sod that it they were
eraneand is that, * pendia the ()sign owl peeiloared
Mrs tivAr rhythm He eseeldelei that tatfa
bi Keel* weld gar i
be moir end had that lipthrthe-
ram bed kited is ether es * .
—The hind ment yr met shish he held •anode
Mr. Wittig eked by shit ieht Hear Madder and
de. held ate sag lithe
Powsse hid the imr an egreethst editing between
Ora and the Kegler goveramisak to whir they allowed
Mr Fa ono. for the saes" till it lair te be .atheist to
Wolimais -yearly dividend ; the ease arreagenest wee undo
Newry Barbee sad the Chilies govereseet. He
bare of in the. tonal dlvidead beteg paid without • larp
Nathan (Christ.)

I Mr M. Carrara shah( the utility of mediess out
Mr. Brheresee.
Mr. Cane Ow& the plea of media; rat Mr. bier-
sea to amen the pavereasset the skims et the headisiders
Me* to is reel treadeld, es Mare. Kirke owl )llook.
stub mew pear geggebente, sad trona their draw Ida
thelemaroat very Mel% base • le pseerep
thehdehas law yit could bee dire le ea
uaLi
pewee Mr Kr. Brisesues. He theesialt weeM
ion te rat his to use his rimer at the dare tier
deseibellsdra presereed plies the lemalasser they
seed awe la tater emir dr seated ef three sewer
tteria ea ree aro el& the Diesilles ream mitre *a ow
mud to Mr. *Mem= Therper, I* bre L.
.dMr. Kim them the way hes be
up le private oeldpinehle.
TM Quintus saessere man the roothedeee
sovietises, stated thit b. gin spool In lbs vides s( the
several sleeken that tbe meg le re Mei et lithealin
end Co. wet vie/Pull, the as of the beediseilere. eat
smelt to be mil to tiara, ere though It be only traction
of their (hooked. (Arokria.) He (the Citargam) wa•
ear! the War et el,eiredthee get the aareat is tee
heeds el dat piard the Irk ef Maglaed to aura
of the headheldere ked hies ureereerted as they radt
dared lb .J.... the ilipais et dr lie etre gorreassest.
The leeches rased rases herbs be.. daly eneatd‘d, were
pared *me erraireas.y, there be. ash t,sesoutients
out ofihhereserza
• "bat was the alsoar of the soft-
sorted eteeL—The Oheirree stated that ts wwe 10447,660
dares dale we. the auseet err at stake. (Rear, hea.)—
• Boadialler isquirad if the gotten Loewe, bad b..sa pro.
death..—Mr. Pow* rid try would bs, ao doubt, r soon
um** Torre.

I.I.rOCATTA after regrettiag se. beg the besot op-
proities in a sass ia whisk they weft all so mesh interested.
proposed a vote of thanks to the chairmen*, os which he ex-
pected so di of opinion, which wee smontled and
pared by acclamation.
The Camsaux, in returning thanks, wished It to be
known that lee was commatly remiyion anonymous letters
from partite, seem of whom seemed to think that he end the
COMILIUSS were the muse of their not getting their divi-
dends. (No, ea) He conk net ismer anonyinom letters,
bat he was always ready to afford soy infonnotioe, person.
ally, to the mallet of the boadhohlers as well as to those
who we largely interested. The mo-ting then adjourned.