The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-15 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

HYDRAULIC Pans 701. RAISING BRITANNIA
BIIDOII —Oa Wednesday last the large cylinder of the
hydraulic press, intended to be used at Bangor to raise the
tubes of the bride, of the Chaster and Holyhead Railway,
was cost at the Rank Qasy Foundry, Warrington. This
cylinder is, it is said, the largest ever wade for hydraulic
purposes, sad weighs about 26 tons. It will have to sustain
a pressure of upwards of I
a. 000 tons when at work.
cirEaffi
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ERMSR ARCHAOLOGICAL AtMOCIATION have
determined on holding their next congress at Chester.—Lest
week, as workmen were digging a drain in a yard at the back
of North-gate street, in that city, they discovered an ancient
urn and other relice,whieh are supposed= be of Roman manu-
facture. They were head at the depth of about eight feet
from the surface. The urn, which is in the possession of
Kr.Partinsoo. is in a remarkably good state of preservation,
sad will, no doubt, be prized se an interesting specimen of
an antique nu. As the fragment. of a bracelet were within
the aro, it probably contained the ashes of a Roman lady.
A drawing of it has been made by Mr. W. Auton „and for-
warded to the Archwologieal Bode/. Some ODUIS were
found in excavating for a sewer near St. Peter's Church.
WARWICKSHIRE.
EMIGRATION AND COLONISATION. Yesterday a
deputation from the society established in London for the
promotion of them objects, attended a meeting convened
la the Town hall at Birmingham, for the purpose of
establishiag a broach saiosiation. Lord Lyttelton pre-
sided, and, fa opening the business, said the objects of the
society were to promote emigration from this country on
sound principles, and to procure 'mistime by voluntary
efforts to that which bad to years been rani= on under the
auspices of the government of the country, but not on that
extessive scale which sussed to be desirable. At
the present moment the demand for labour in
the Australian colonies was most surmrising in
•
its extent there was a cry for it such as was
never equalled fa the history of the world ; whilst
is this country thoseeads were on the verge of starvation, in
anisequeeee of the difienity in obtaining week to procure
the mean of subsistent* ; and it was to equalise, if possible,
this etatetok(sms4 that the co-operation of all dames in this
sentry was tto be obtained. Persons capable of em-
ves In whinnied pursuits, and female
rlnAe servants espodany were in great demand ; and
those who had no dunes castabliehing themselves at =me,
it did appear to him fu preferable that the means should be
atiwdsd Is them of treaeferring themselves from ill-requited
tell and peshable vies to that certain prcaperity and comfort
whisk =A= them in the Australian colonienlhe noble lord
iisskeel bleedf to be generally favourable to the
Inef the sotriety, there lain only ass feature,
In his spiels= wasting te its esspisheses,
that was the sighprovision of religious lealeastioni he
the emanates—The Rm. Wands Bseet, ILP., ottplained
ewes fay the pesos= of emigrants to Australia, and the
heats of the sessialite. It was not =speed (he said) to
Amin= do= but that country
press.= Natilierremariedie he the noses of emi-
pasta. nsee
wst of LRas • =ask minatey seedy as large as
'the whole sesithaCM estataisieg the popidetioa of a
cis s asumq._ Mlebeete Mb had beaa deep to ashy mit the
what'll= adieu. thefflesament had =imitates the mat-
ter, and had a large slefarshe employ for the to
little was really Mee, dish in the year 1847, it only sent
out two =Weals. nate eimmentsates had induced the con-
sidered= whether Ovate tettepeies might not do tome-
thing M areas such a @Manisa as would induce the really
&serving a= ia this country to turn their at-
tend= to the maw. It heated a subjeet for very deep
rehaties, that sent was the demand for labour in these
esisaies, that threes= is= is the flelds for went of reapers,
end the sheep ware =aeon he want of shepherds. In one
year than wore 114.000,00 otpsand dated wasted, because
thin was ages to eat it; vrimeae, at that very time, oar
impuerielied liretkrea in the lister country were eel to re-
ceive M. sad M. a day at the hand of charit in order to
enable them to exist, end manyt he feared, In this country
bad, at that time, scarcely ornament to keep them from ma-
ntic= In Avers= Ilan wan at that time about 10 oxen
and 50 sheep to every =maxi being on the soil ; whereas, in
this country, were beige multiplied at the rate of
65,000 annual . bus. gathers= emend into a rapid
min= of the dpaaperiem—the advantages of the
emigration spasm as a remedy, and concluded by
log tae the onselleese of the suengements made for the torah=
of the smigmete in their outward
with that he thsh neeptise on ordeal, sZlie=illsory
reeemaseding the saldest as one worthy the sheathe cl
every hums= inglibmea ; and especially dash who pee-
, see= little err ao mesas of subsistent* at bases; but who
cared for their fatale amihet and prospwity.—The Man W.
Wrofneeley, who hod himself travelled la Anelealls, next
shine= dm neesting, Way in explanathe of the elute and
mature tithe orreatry. Bunismibed it as rimaarimbis he its
fertility, he She bealhineet its =ha= and he the
oppartaaithe it preasstei hr pewee= of small means
to Week their osadhise.—Led Maadveille, M.P., and
Kr. R. Lhasa. as smigoest, umally residing in Australia,
Inhasweedy aikearl the mesa& sad in= followed by
the Bun Mr. fiessisse, a
_begat vilairair, hemerly sta-
tioned is the missy, who =slued tateurabls to the
priasipal eldest in view, bat protested aid= ths oostinued
Berms of to these selosies, gar the reason
that ft wase=drilertsmorals at the other patios of the
peptides, std was farinovor ea =fair sort of emopetition
thrown apes the blew market—lit. Adderley, PCP. re-
fads, to an observed= mate ia the arum of the preaucl-
lag! that home imimmdmiioa was to be pesfand,
saki that he ins net imposed to this ; that be
bad no objects, to the system, if It wen pew
pub' constituted, end maw& upon a std and
equitable las= The bee. farther espeseud se
opiaits that in hiejsdpmet soundformed= aka the sab-
jest ought to be afforftd to the pad= and trope Melds'
offered to them who wished to ge oat.—Mr.
M.P., dieted that there was a surplus maiden fa the
sonatn, bet wag hat Mattwas a vest smog= af Mee=
lie losing
annaes=l.an
as one al Oho bmt atm
Revise
thh counManfle leassoloired_vama.aht
amnbliMmi ow lOudy to be meritorioas in is ;
siga so is the WWI.= of the parties who had brought
the jest bite the waft that dop—Mom Blaziaad
mad Ihrevahre (dkertige)hrlog deliveeei hugthg beranguis
against esagradeg, Me f~aig reeolatka was moved end

1111 I
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„"%d the pleas amt oirmief the
p,emodm gamin,
she Matorthistl_4%the
she Mat br ii•samariters_lighaershrobbie
thaw b. 3,,,nre far the sown mg
aoeetlMy with power Pa.% le thin am •
eßssYi
Is Ervin a iota If
Orin te the odds drisuro. lir.
Kanto, M.P.,seit ” novo liernedittasilvoly to &that ha
been odd to youvikt
othisere is rare is it te WNW*
spier your well- . Their dirt le od—thiy Or de
no here ; and I only that thug win do aa Isiah isall
as they tharelres think mitre their reek. Fe=
Isr not a his& to eselvatisa a airliners. I
he. errs this before, brow, st there wee newsy fa
what wee proposed to harm you, I wouldn't thssir. add
water upon efforts that hare it least a erleveleal •
obis& But I tell you plainly this I le& the &Wra-
cks sad colosiestion system r as eipsnive sae
fer any causally to adopt. Ant with les k ie to asks upq fee ea
unwise systems in the administration of your AIL go
far from &inking that we are overleralatsd, I desk think
that wt weld be the cue if we had three roes se Ins&
se we bar It le labour that is sada saris Imam of oar
parielor system otgorrnasnt, sad there ur porri-
dge le thrown or et employment. This see
the fault of
set of dreamy phikorthere who want to legislate upon
fret Frei*. now, forgetting all that has been doss
dr the Irttheased year. Now I say that by the exercise
eta very endents gartity of common sense in the govern-
riot of 1W ewatry, in less than twelve months the entire
Wen be placed in comparative comfort sad
sod Terra so for years and years, the envy and
adairmisa at the world. I say again that I am opposed to
Mtrbat r the gentlemen who have erne beton you
; desired to afford you information on the subject,
they are at leer entitled to your thanks."—The commune*
was appointed, and the meting, which bad been well at-
tended througisset, thereafter concluded.

AN ENGLINH WELCOME To AMERICAN OFFICERS.
—A banquet was given on Wednesday, by the Mayer and
Corporation of Southampton, to the officers of the American
frigate, flt. Lawrence, now stationed inSSouthampton water,
one peaceful mission, relating to the commercial intercourse
between New York and Southampton, by means of the
American ocean steamers. The last entertainment siren
the corporation was to Sir Robert and Lady Bale, immedi-
ately after their return from the Afghan war. The ban-
quitting room wee ornamented with the British and Ameri-
can flags, and with remand beautiful plants. many of them
indigenous to Aniertica. A portion of the Winchester cathe-
dral choir attended, and sang palinode glees, and a band
played a great variety of American tunes during the even-
ing. Most of the naval and military ofilisers in the town
attended to uniform. The chief persons connected
' with the great steam packet cieepany belonging
to Southampton, Mr. Cockburn, M.P. for the town,
and many of the gentry of the neighbourhood were present
at the banquet. Capt. Paulding, of the Bt. Lawrence, and
the senior lieutenants, were placed at the right of the mayor ;
cad Mr. Grainy, the America come], and Mr. Cockburn,
M.P., were on the left. Admiral Dundee, one of the Lords
of the Admiralty, and Mr. Bancroft, the American amber
sador, were unable to attend. The former sent a letter, is
which he declared that nothing would have given him greater
pleasure than doing honour to Capt. Paulding by attending
if it had been possible, and that every attention should be
shown that salient officer at whatever naval port be may
choose to visit. During the evening when the Queen's health,
and that of the President of America were drunk,
rockets were thrown up from the audit house, and salves of
artillery ware fired from the platform in honour of the
toast.. Captain Paulding and Mr. Croekey, i, proposing,
and returning thanks, expressed the warmest desire far peace
and friendly • intercourse between Amines and Great BA-
UM, and their gratitude for the honour and hospitality that
had been offered to the American people.—Mr. Ceckburu,
M.P., in replying to the toast of " the legialatorsof Ame-
rica
and Busload," spoke of the progress of the states of
America from theiranbordination to England to the achieve-
ment of their independence, as the natural result of their
noble lineage and high destiny. The Americans descended
from Englishmen, and they inherited the intelligence and
love of liberty of their forefehers. Their des
sire for independence was nothing more than the
ambition of the child as it grew to maturity and strength, to
throw off the authority of the parent, and to enter into re-
lations with that parent less servile, but not lees secred and
useful; that the preservation of a mighty offshoot of the' Bri-
tish nation to the' subjection of a distant and en arbitrary
power was impossible; that, after the independence of Ante-
, rim, the English nation looked upon the American as a
father would upon a son, when the latter, impatient of re-
a'raint, had thrown off the paternal yoke, and had proved
himself competent to maintain his independence, and was re-
emceed. That America was entitled to the in-
dependence she achieved was evident from the fact of
her succon, her indomitable energy, her intelligence,
and her capacity to send to England gallant sea-
men competent to achieve the same greatness which had
immortalised this country. The learned gentleman alluded
to the fact that America could never be permanently
alienated from England when her children were obliged to
come to this country to visit with Englishmen the spots
where Ile the bones of their common ancestors. Mr. Cock-
burn's speech was listened to with great attention, and at its
conclusion he was warmly and affenionately greeted by
Captain Peaking. A correspondent says : " A singular
interest was excited by noticing the peculiarities of American
and English oratory. The quiet manner, pecans) tone, and
slow enunciation of the former, contrasted strangely with the
animated action and volubility of the biter; considering that
the language was the same the peculiarities in the delivery
were very noticeable. Yet English and American oratory
appeared equally effective to every one pretext. This was
evident from the effect on the Americans when the names of
Wsehington and Franklin were tinily mentioned, and
morenSiealarly when the chaplain of the St. Lawrence
as w called on to speak to the toast of the women of
Amnia England. Although his enunciation was ex-
ceedingly shelve, yet his solemn and eloquent eulogy on the
VOW'S of the two countries, in speaking of their influence
es every tides beautiful and estimable in national character,
was very effective."

;tat 9:11111.
FINE ARTS IN PAUL—In the midst of a prod-
denial contest it is not to be expected that fine arts in
Francs will be much atteaded to, but the vast changes that
have taken place in the arrangameats at the Louvre deserve
notice. The elamilleation of the pictures of the ancient
schools has already been made known. It appears that this
portion of the gallery will be closed, in order to rebuild
end redecorate the walls. Meanwhile, that portion of the
Lame specially devoted to the French school has just
been opened to the public. The paintings of the Freud'
marten are now exhibited in the vast talk, called the Salon
des Sept Ceeminees and nine other rooms, called the Sallee
du Hord de 'Tau. They are classed chrouologically and abe-
maim to the subject. In the Salle des Sept Cheminies
are hung the choicest pictures of David, Gros, Girard
Pradlion, Girodet, °whiz, and Gericault. In the Sort
room are pictures of Lesuenr, Lebrun, Mignsrd, Jouvenet.
Coypel, and Rigaud. The second is devoted to some
of animal life and hunts ,by Daportm, Oudry, and
Carl Vanloo. The third as entirely covered with
Sowers by Baptiste, Mauler, Blani de Fontenay, and
others. The fourth room Is opened to the painters, ugelesse
et chetispetnit," Lancret, Peter, and Boucher. Thisciamifles-
tioa is a rut improvement en the old system. The amount
voted by the National Aseenthly, on the 13th inst., for the re-
Morahan of the Louvre is two millions of arena, of which
600,000 are for the Grande Salle ; 400 000 for the Sells dee
Sept Chemialies. and 1,000,000 for the Gallerie
—lt is wall known that, in 1830, when Horace Vernet
was master of the French Academy at Rome, be lent in
with We reeignation, • plan for abolishing the academy
altogether, proposing instead to mend a sertain number et
artists, with solarise, to Rome each year, to study under what-
ever meter they plod. This proposal was not nosiest
with favour. Immediately after the revolution in February
a °minimise was named. with M. Horace Vernet as presi-
dent, for general purposes of re-organisation. the first plea
started wee that of abolishing the French Academy, sad
the quietest is now under decision. It has raised muck de-
bate ; but the majority are undoubtedly for the preservation
of the old system.
STATUE OP THE DUES OP WELLINGTON IN TEI
Towaa.—The marble status of the Duke of
mWellingtos.
'muted by Mr. Milner, was placed on Tuesday last within
the Tower of London, of which his gram is high constable.
The figure was deposited on a_granite pedestal tan feet in
height, midway between the White Tower and the green
frothing the flight of steps leading from Traitor's-gate. The
figure is about eight feet high. Hie some is represented
uncovered, attired in a plain military coat with a cloak loosely
suspended from the Malden by cord and tassel.

ilkanta.
Wirt=Norm &nom PLATS.—Lest night, the
"Pimento" of Tame, was performed by the senior alumni
at Wasiminabar Wool, before a mg numerous audience.
Amisget then present were, Dr. Buckland, the Dean of
Weseaskrter ; Lead Makes. M.P.; Mr. Serjeant Telford,
M.P. ; the Chasm/Er of the Exchequer; 81r P. Thesim,
M.P.. Mr. Jerre ; Mr. Hawes, M.P., du.
The different sheresters ware thus personated :—Phormio,
Mr. R. G. H. ficeemsol; Gets, Mr. N. R. Smart, Captain;
Denipho, Mr. A. Johnson ; Antipho, Mr. B. Clamor;
Deno, Mr. R. A. Cook; Chums, Mr. Wateradd ;
Phoulna, Mr. B. Balfour „. Sophrona, Mr. C. P.
Ingram ; Nowsistrafe, Mr. W. D. Somerville ,• Hopis,
Mr. Chamberlayne ; Dann, Mr. Elliott ; Cretin's,
Mr. F. W. Stokes ; Crito, Mr. W. G. Armistead:
The prologue was delivered by Mr. Smart, u captain, and
composed, as we heard, by Mr. Little, one of the misters.
After deprecating the criticism of the audience, and
Norsk's( a favorable consideration, if not on account
of the scton,
_foe the sake of the author, allusion was made
to the disturbed state of the continent, and a contrast drawn
in favour of Ragland r tempered with the Gallic mak,
agitated and fretted in the pursuit of new theories of govern-
ment, and Germany abandoning the culture of phi's-
=for the mere *sot. These allusions were no-
with loud applause. It also referred in flattering
terms to the late end present deans. Of the play little
ewe need be said than that it was acted in the usual excel-
lent style of the Weetaninster boys. The nice characterise.
Wish, which Terence is disiagaialtad was wall MI =
and very few of the telling points were missed. The
men in the second set, and the last scene in the last
sst, were pude:duly good. Messrs. Somerset, Cly-
mer, and Ballour acted their parts with mask
enmity and vivaeity. Somerville made a eapitel
Nesessetrota. The voice answered excellently well
he the part of a female, end the histrionic points of the ohs.
raster were evidently well appreciated. The play was ter-
minated by an epilogue in which the petition and the in.
eindiary predate of the chartists were classically ridi.
I salad. The nuns and nuptio, the helmet and spier—
-1 arms, which would strike terror into the hearts of either
Wiadkebigriia or Jellachish were exhibited 4 10 Penes,

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A ilimi Imo It pit astl coat ....d., ..w•.rib 0
'assimer. II ssamile, at the i.wher of .• tamale etsfebta,
=Zaparted ego lip with mes, mat a it•r4,4l of wasp
ma. leresal skit their obt r...sts, the war
wasibm they Masa lao alma re go home as M to they
=. She other pdsipl embers is Ms oolorot 'nee
gal" 8110/fileig. ad laws* The ellsoies re the
posse el the kion sod* bezernit hi tormismiam.
wri modesi wM the irsalist
MAYttssier.—Mr. Amber, the box book'ospor,
Webb basalt loot siskosi then imaamarestlessadasse
to me the ming, ohm s hooslllinal, alibi .• Two Clostfor
sus 'llamas." The=l:s7mtet by woos* moor M
yam% mom lathed yosomma mum *Mom
Or mak, tarose, thoo wows
•=till IA I* sot bolsi
=rtirefi the stage, et *Mt SIM my Mbar et
etstedies. Lowe sod Drika.llll Mob I
Irkedgh 804 dose stales * wry Os osi 1
aut be edit wombs( to thi sser=
use s b p oupplil
by tho 'abbe" their reaseress, ; Ibi ilk I
afilif is the bowie momMs be wen* usreesesablo. *llse
Ito sot *Ms* with owestral lON, lithe mosesi Im dol
Volostoito owl mai ; eml Ibis to male oti la the Isms 1
Welts to ohtsis the Moe** M ilto ow Ulm ors r em* 1
meolles, earoholly two or sbme *Moises& of Atlishmolitit
Mr the Mem impress et rash gni
Ws* they gives by Ilm.=tsoll la SIM OW 1110111.11
dr say lady who ms de Ism*** at Pm*" Is lbelk I
was hamisee. Misalls Dossitt oslyisma
of Mk& won The Lasolts of Mos Existroy.l i ilio
Downs dew ply. flit owsdlost semoillos bliothesillos
of Me damour witellY. Ms- Cloolo gam Par TIN
of OA*, wlll woad Ist.
Kr. t
i ,emlwoil= •hs
olosompsto by oalli, so la loom la
ihogotogready is positios. Mr. 'a Lamm
• of the , hammer
oml eimEtskal oho obanollor. sad I* log
Mirlailiatly boss se lay a ompotost Indy is ea*
bilistim. Mr. Webster's 41904 it extremely arm. Xis
as
iplit.ghposee his muter is less—sso of the bus %aila
lbs ilistir with ail portimsol the swtbrara. We
bon so iambi that " The Two Gosiorms ol `two" will
its ilolsostV reptatid. The wasorylo wry dbotive, smiths
Mir Mosofibm wall pet so the stage.

UNIVERSITY MW CLINICAL.
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lodide isegrespdsr es lbs osier* &pea lass aiddide UM :
Ism. 17 (LA. esonddldmist) sod SI, IVA 14 sad Nardi 7,
IS (ILA. loreSses), )7 Odd of Aire.
pipes,—Tbe 111.**. OC. fkiltrer, Hammy 11.,
mow ; railieds I did MIL t L. 61/ 0. 611/adt, 014
yams ad emir Odd Pim O. 1/1/ae--'IIU Bird C. W=.ll;
Dardwari P. c.;_ O. own; 041 ma C.
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Hint: W; pas.,r. et imuniegoir.
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; Lids. ; led elttiss former. adv. C. IlisokadAsp ;td • f
WM, am 2.lradidAdir7 P.mC. Indsodd77,

NAVAL.
Woomed. Dec. 14.—Teeser. IL, seSeskad
Wisgeswe. Wits bilks hiss keel pet
teelw co. She be wady Sw EPA
I‘ is telesei bs&de4ee4eapwe4We
=opsesessy le Ws triY with the 11Mr se do Isar swell is
Teepessile—Slish Frame. 7S. a laird 11.11 dr • earder-relp.
Pm seders weseetwassffieg lest islw= holes We @pis
atop&
Asanassys, Dsc.l4.—Arronieradeds—deseadi Mader:
mG. Thearest. to Tram Oust : 11. M. UM/sp. le litymell.

MILITARY.
Yazoo* Miavics.—The fellewiag is a WA ado air
brie easharieles serrendord V Imied Milne sfray
inmslor dill mon Os atli aid UN Mastro* to Ilanlisy,
awl fib to Oboe :—Per ONO.
heft ledge Ilimanse. egewt. inrrosy. rt7C:
SiLiril Dim* Clad'af Team Ofelkil, Deem& As
Is=allN (Writ mai =Mb bon Curt
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TNITZIMALVIL—Tambrev.
Osly tire bete kid. vie.:—«M St Meet Cbastitistr,imil
1,000 to if set lea Blot br Os Mar dp.

Kato illteillgintrot
COURTal.—Tarraahay.
huh vihrhoweihr Wch eras.
WIZ MOM 11(811*M.
Panics ALM= V. 13TRA.03.—Illr. berhost Talfesed,
who /Wowed the Bolleitor-Oesseel ea behalf of the plastid'.
ohne earaestlyhosired to take 'Whit doh of the reheat&
Why of 'wing Wet advise whisk bad led to the case saaihr
before the pablie. He hos& iatperilde huh le the
tams proposed by tho &Maui, without two
thiage—tkat the dependant's seadsh bed bees ofight, sad
that that of her Itsjeety's advisers had hula peolpflate sad
bash. The oily question in the saw was, whether the
Shah, wee mud, d 0,, equitable pomade to hew the sale
of the catalogue reatraimh—end We was • gessisa which
he .peed was to be onneidered as oh O property only,
sad on to be decided is the seas shah ail it related to
the property of any individual who objeetal to bah lialks
vats oetspatioas and ann.aseate Needs the WOO et
eariesity. Now it was obvious that the proteetioa
by low sad equity to priest* revery weal& foil la • most
impsetaat particular it it did not easel to primly. Of
may descriptioas of property, prow wee eat of the mall
impsotaut qualikatioss, sad property ought to he Card
from Wary in this respect allwe se is may ether.
thee spas which protection
headirrtied to sapablishrt
the sod haeascnpts was ed ea the haw brie as
wee sight to he applied ban, sad set apse
the law of eopyright. That law W se
eider sad a -Week on published. the
✓eehias ander it refer:hi sot to the d
oe of the sow
bal ta that of publih. Wllh to sehlege
i"l"..—othee Oats. the law of oup lOW set galled WO eis
homes me ma
stathery iin• wire eempiled
=the used. of Weir Aay peoloolime
Mg law Minded to the Wight vim. sad
of • pelating. oohed ea the smog* her_eleop...l:rt
sash heseetisa stilled wee, it was to be Mpg. is Inn
doubt.
posTth.asurad spas whisk uspabliliel haauseripte
ww appeased huh the ere of We "Duke of
Cleeseatesery e. Shahan " (Zhu, 322), where the *ka-
t, Maimed, es agalaiatrsoge of a dariodeat of Lewd
Clees•dea, hit emohmled he ettaihei, ma Wom-
b= to mesh the defeadast hen publish's* the
WWII of the w'an'e, then is hereaseripß- Mr. Intros
had drawn aa ilhatratice bees that deetriae of the law,
which perhitted a person to sequin a trophy Weis Weida.
heat of sea
week. Bat where was a ease to be head
is whisk ea abridganat had beta perhistsd to be seeds ef •
IPlat whisk we set readerst public" jests by pabliestisa ?
%ppm • penes had assess to the reimeitorise el to nem
who did ass sesta to publish at all, would it be ea ahem
hi • assepilat that seek a pesos had pabilabsil
whisk he derived banshee., to soy it was as
al
I. the hos of Millar v. Taylor" (4 Baneweldier
Whet the joe dilated is ease raper, eli et ha.
caned is thetting the right of peeperty te the mike
of ea author, so bag as they were uspahlidted.
wpbs, C. J., saki " hawse a sus, with or without levee,
to purees • orauseript wash, thaseribee sad publishes it;
it lean within the est of Oohs Arne; tt is sot laressy it
is set trespass ; it is nes a mine Wheals's (the physical
it the author. We origin' essuestirt remit.),
ttetPietris7a gnu viola** of a volatile right. Bench the
or • thireript wee fists or be to i
beat reed
rwitters see, mad he pabliabes it would atioa
of the " smithies races law right to the espy. TIM MOM
WY ambled, owl bee shwa hews ismiembil. Ara Mr.
Jostles Tom, who hared from he hethres la ether respects,
=be this. He divided lelhatisa hese late three
Om* the
Ina him oho ed piths teeeposs,
pablishiag what the owaersiantel
ahoy task paths at ali. aer haseshei la the pabileatioo.
Of the eases is the fleet den he peesseded to ory " all
these eases the pshisatisse was osereptallows, apish the
will et the owner, before he hod ore abed he the pablisados
O Wen ; solos eseb=iill have se ash *pea the
preseatquerdes. Most thesele proprietor Ow espy
ttgey delenehe whether he hist it er set. If gay .
eta tikes it to the press without his rust he is
trapersr thoogh haaaeyit by kill ri.somat 001,1
hams se by Whistles ; for he inaegehre the isemis au
taut, wad. therefre. is • trapseser. bine are hoe.
Bet while the ultimo readass them to his stogy
they are Wu birds la • cep, white she but
he bare a right to let Ay; for, till he think' peeper he
haveshate thee, they are wider his doodahs. It is esr-
tsia on, min his a.eight to keep his own seationato if be
piereat 118 hoe eertantly • t toshy jades whither ke will
modesiben pablia, or heamit hem to the eight of his
Meade. la that sate the hasuseelpt Is la ma seams hie
posalhr prepay. ead me am ha hiss It ben his, or sake
ray ha rif ft whisk II1• 111111 INA
.09bildilia, thrash his,
salty of a hoiatka of Ilip progarty.
The Viso-ChereWer—arse there set eseiused a ore is
shish a el • theatre has repreesateds play without
the awash author
Mr. Bergent adde ham wawa., al ' Mashy
v. 1111ses:A=Ii Uhl Brea% pity el • /UAW lash'
wig gip NA ea biosetioa we reseed in the
PM holm" kW the hatter was afterwards sealed, sad the
anthority would set he applicable to the plush hes, as the
stint& theme hem pa'll'ed ; sad the sic raid •
quallea. It was hard amegth ha an author who
of printed • play. to bah it moth to the essishaatima
of ea iodise s% without kis wismot bate • esesseseipt
dajdato be ea treated weal hies the as elearly
the authorities to whisk be hod beta Wowing.
It wee ism huh the rehash ia the estelethe that it art
have bees hewed with a Womb amprirlehe with the
kw as passes of ho heahgue was the hilowias :
Had of aa eio w; dews by Triage Albert.
and Weed bp* Makety Deft 11. IWO." Thais as error
ia the dete ins/ try ha t e this esalaiog. It woe.
appear to bah has easehed the Chess ea the Nth of
lathery, 1840, whisk wee sheds hobos her Where
received her het lagreseleat rWe mt. he. Mr. George
Harter. The Igen '2' te anew the Agars 01 • was
wide the
emitted by the Qsase.ososepreatly. phi week
on gabbed by be hearty ea Bea 14 se oppose almsse."
la hem, did this ow* War ion sae is whisk
N
. ahem to wheat merwitemie 'lnapeopsrly
welled el it kW he shish Why to the
rxttre to hen es assosai pablhhed Obis
their hogrese. The segetwat *Oahe pabli.
miss awe. set • ricksha of wy right of Waage it
our a hem estaierse lied his. @beady_ red ft woo
stsheisat raw to sash works se he of
Mr. Ilishhed. sad show weshe of that dais, le show thet
wish a week afiglit be eliarillewable hiss.
Mr. W. limes isilowed ea the ems his, ha make•
Waal that the coathat of the dishadeat lead bees she ser
tll/L• Justify the word suresplitieue " had bees
le it la the her owl Wok* ass trlephimed lad
=rapes se akiatkilehlwa el his basks* This main to a
heeaiol,ittPsl haft * smilegismis alma,

p‘usa the bekowitd to to
dwdlisl4•ll
perty sad ISO obit' 11 mem set to be permitted to be la.
117;.. Rwll, ia reply, matted that, upset the mama
Were the mom it did am wp
eym that the leiniskmis
boss imprepoely ebtotood by sem
The VierCheaeollor : DOB sot appear that Middistos.
Mom wheat Mr. Sadao is edmiftei to ham reeelmet the bt
semeiese. woo la the employ el Mr. Drew% the eoppeeplote

Mr. Resod : That is eel spa the widths %bre the
mart.
Ti. Ties Cheapener : I bath, dads( ilbukszfeligest,
bees thiesthe that that het was dames se
TM' slim
TM lielitillie‘deseni said the het was dear hos awe
saki* whisk had bass Med balers the rower was gat
teesseise to teed white lad bees gives to the
"s atheism
I • deseithes task dose destasUties :laws wimisi.
MO these elliheth smil the el ihe miss to
them, whisk termimeell la the de.
that the aline woe leedisiset. Mk Wass them
dimmed Mr. Moth is dosed dill its gem:el reply.—
If lir. Smell bath' ethisia
The.Ohemther rid the. the mile is width be
Medd think it eight te_ deal with the sese sighs pesibly
be leaseesed dadiersdy W the does of 'Ohms el
het, es the adore of the ad hiss of dish he MI bard
the segaresate. net appereed mew sets be la di-
aries. It segessed esly es es diddle, the mediae el
fir, hiss heeded to els slim The *sly se.
dig whisk bed boos MM. WS Hamm *Mkt
the dehethet we maid ruses!/ to say, did net extend
et these 'Addis. Is his ileseries lire it the see the se-
gamed width hed bees addressed to the spurt is to the
missiblity of the shied* did est timbre arise. AU he
dull sew by wee thee if is dispesieg of the ease, its
shoed de so la moose differed hes that la whisk bo
shoed Mrs disposed it bad the SWIMS it. iristatise bed
seek
befsee hI.
It
th wesid be comets% kr
be the plaistlif melte
wids se be Shied the
=of ietrothas hither thette. What Ms
Wield be he wee set at dosed prepraed to say. It
=st be islimeased W the aboosellemee to whisk he bed
B. wlebd to bees the themes sad saderits.
He umilethei that Si. ether melba vests be she math
deed Mews kith eltheeo sat Ms* ogehlth
The Seidler Gement sited that he eight has ea spree.
ashy,in this send meths, deseelyith the &ids is the
amiss es is rods as slidethe—lli. Resta elpeseed shoe
it es sso We, after iiviethersessilleg
Ifs thst the two meths,
wen to stem ea at Ilse meth Mese.
eve ithedshor theogli It weed be better he Mat to
ere his hellion as beth metioas is they sew stood.
Wiriest • Ow.? Warman jtatl.WAT C
Destrassa.—ltsreed. or MUMMA wo Caawtrw.—
This ma a salt battitsted by Mr. David Whoa sad Mr.
Timothy Terrill, the susses of the hie Mr. Hugh
Whitest (a minder depl.yea by the Gent Waren
Railway CcdrailY) Ira ale 001144117, Mr. &seism
(their asdeury), sad_ r. !I. Bethel (their ressimear),
preyith foe &sheathe that the whitheithgr, ea the pert
d Mr. Baud. el the sedifiesses, which, ermerhae to the
tams dike datrds. memeery to said, the esatnerme
Is
payment, ems shod
ps the letter ; mad engin he
sa sowed of whet wee dm Hes the searew us the
plaintiffs os the err
of the essweee, and far payment it
what amid be had se doe. • pegs& of the essfeeshe
diet were soured is lUC rebid torpedo ores
illS•11 SINS Mild, betimes lain sad Hedge. the
stipelated wisest Miss 27,9 W. TM emateest wee sake
sal, sod wow datwi w. d. 1936. It wars thereby
speed this Mr. M'lstoek wend m the vein
to the estishetiso, di Wags, tithe esesthey,
sad *dr priasipel Sr subsist rudest eashosn,
t;:tisztobred or thereafter to be_ hted. It wee she
thee, is ease et say veris la the works, the
esatresthe should "done them splashy se the ismer
aipalatieas. If the week* add be impeded or delayed
theeogh its set of the essesay, ea edemas of time ad
mammas of sits raaswesties were. imideeermined haw
eagfeaser; bat se web ties le be seesidersi is ezesseeduelms
thee to the sethiestise it the , sea moles
Hided lath boss seethed hy==ree esesthed;
mil It tie dothisi ash as meths Wig blrr by Xf-
Whisk his eiessatesa eisaktistestme. sr that peeps
the swims shoed test delay demise the dam, ea,
is the seat althea, brag perhested sessolies to the terms
it the theuest, shoed sort* the same. Ike , sad
that lie sedistiesissald muds the —trearme le the meat
added is be doe. Meseliag te the sit emests is the bill,
the troth eirwhich we messeil be the purposes of the ergs.
111111<di• deka had besaye periesed soom
erstsset, dies hid bey s eisa by th iliegtoe
ormthesteethe
W site is
anti
de thellethe tho wake sad glee Ith
oathsmiths blia.libet although it wee the=f
the sewer se Se ,he Wesel te se
oestrus had Idea by Mr. Whisii; eat the bth
dee *Nevi MS la a refesisg, the ragtheer,llr. arm%
we melee M espies with ski eramemp, sod mods their
dined= emd autheris. Tbe ere eel segued at eseelthe►
its keg* es Tools led, by Mt. Helhd. Mr. Bens sod
Mr. Stephens. as behalf of the essepsay ; sad by Ms Hish
sod Mr. GA Itheeell, es lethal dr dr. lived, la smart
of the esearrat. They seateded that the ealy rends
ups wish the we sods by the bill mid. we. that d
limedaled Whim Mtwara the elespay end wit
labor, lei thee ei the esesiele bathos the
.grubs.the
salsa Wag of asspllmeals at oar
hat it me
preotiothie to take thesis is reties at law. lIIIh
is the Assn of *see greeds, they eastimdediV
the Width between tear deepen sad their em•
tsars we sebdadielly that ef sagest sad ses-
am. sad that a ere of mitosis Gould est
ddb be.
Mesa pities se sitosted. Mr. Breed was ben obey
the thmeless of kis employers. He wee s suasive ts the
sueseek_smithe seamy it or who algae osseisieted
Mat
be dasele rte. • brisk of the gestrest la
this sepia terrileegrathe gabfest s seas st law
spied the geoprep es • lath* is ma caw eke
there was rpm! gleFet r the klethemese of s emit I
of equity. _ TM elms hell of miaphithe of se.
assets, id amebas teed bold silent to tees aMO
into as 'Oldie tiessed.
The es Medi Sod der WI redertley, the Vite-Chea-
mlisheilimat Modes Ile 7.144.10.PA5ee. Mr. Lend,
lasi Illete=rimitisopperred ia support of the bill,
mil the eves tith : • wedelns end seatemor
saletelled together thet isms weed asseate ix the
Wee gado saithedie megeltde, la orsaidevatise ef
le thir slhe-e4hat mime Whig tel be
=rnittyartifikeryiessa, veiled. vise, whoa satisfied of
the leetsseetios at the week was to weetify sesordisgir, sad
the leuthessa wet sat to be entitled to receive myth*,
dished seek eerlikiale. Ti. waste wad theft suested by
)sidles to the estidastioa of the esstomer sad the
third pewee, but W
pnpfewturee was tithbped he mast of the ard-
ente base the Ss who, the died= et, sad
Whims with the asietaor,, withheld the ormilieste sithettaiat
tese.—His Harr thought that s stets edger
*sZalliestsaM nide the sthisemes W slid is equity astlw.t
amotaise; the OM of the mimes Mks that of the
gidethibbed, sad theemedtheoadertherthatelthecespeay
se dad epos the bB. His Bas thought the fiessisr
ef stythe eassieleabie. It hail hew swell that the
selimi gimeer was .Met of toreasst ma the part
des essdaeg, he whisk as sties wadi lie, bat If it were
Oat we set adliset heist the phistiffe right to rape(
▪ egeby with, the diessesses et de ; sow did hi
iwasisr" Walt ON the geitiss at Me mister, es Wag
ip the wagew. a sealed s to the dee
of thegeleithard the= seder this
sagest. to these of ea
witilara, had esairmig bars thet the ease of
• medley Mimed lies Mid it the esessey. but
Ike Mr . Bethel bees agreed thst lie de.
maw shod lapse v.* Mama sed leispemiest
gemais. The thews la *kW, lowerer, Wale sash, that
Upon the while Mr. Beessipesd to be made s partysod
es
with mash Atoms sad as Mr. eramises ;
WWII bib the thernery. meld as be dashed as
lash bundle eampsoy, might, ties theeghs, be pre.
; that wen all ill sessitt fres them.
Mil=sts suet, therefore. be all overreld.

COURT OP (AMIN% EiNCH.—Twiszawax.
Not Parse at OuhlbelL lehr•Leed Mamas sad s catance Jeep.
Nicsotaou v. Burs or Iwamoto'. thr.
Hawkins wad sontisor bearmal 'asthma* were essesal kr
the dwuk; sad Mr. Hasstrey. (LC., with whom wee lb.
grarrfar tees defemilest—This ass in seeks
ealar h fershmse. eg w modantowl, whist
es attesdvs rag wertheat, anylems Whew is Weise
well's rest. Speallaids. miss a ef stelmrse kr dig
was el AU. 44 91. The resties wee drams es the
Ma of J5a.,1043, Osmledadetw, sad essethed by a rhea
eased Osman, sad ertersterde eressi by the ddssat to
the eiebelf The Alf** spas whisk the twee turned
woe Ass gip" *Mk dr pd
desied. Os be
half etas OWN* we 'stied to peeve the baud-
w=mi disdasient es the drawer of the bth—tir.
If doe sidesegal the jury re behalf of the deemadamt
—be ibis the prowat seeks an a has wished ".
MI the pert of Its 'Neuf es pet the WA is quatiesll4
twin ogge. His Airs hod already paid ths whale MINIMS
of the MI. The am payment essithi el two Ave rood
sew, widget the dhlthethet bad is else heath of Key et
Jess 11143 seat by the wile to the Oa that iseithem
Ma. three was anesepthied by IW krm
threlkthr. kgregii.
avid • week after Oh M pemmest hid bets made, lin.
thrusts lea the Oil, ibe stheimise dtho 6114 sad alb.
Has requested that I wisest is elves up In her,
bet the plaimeth gall so Mr killer, who was that et
Lei, bed geqswend Idea to wad dews • ant to
km weed wpm OSP,* the easertee e Ike bth. be
essld set tbessiro op plosegthia ef M. thieseet bad bees
sabesqusedly geed, sod Ns slimes had pill 01. Imeg wart, es
sews% et isesia the writ. his semi to pay asp Inert, SS
he did met imiesd Vast the vim sheath p to oriel. This feet
smeematad it the WI beh. kith phesides of the plaintiff ;
bitit4Mr. ilesthey) Wallis' to OS bu is that if the
had set boom gad the emmet ef Ile_ M wars-
P 7, ;woad met ban alma se keg • Jag to dopes as
se bee dew biers big~di uteri. =wet of the
erassaitifebelf ofthg risk Or bet show WIN vas
his bet beg seldom w stamen/ef
a gepolffsm
He stead by tie honed emised kr the Mad-
sat, is Ids madras to the ism Pls. the two
=Uroath le the *NW la et
i ahe dossed this kr mother had beast dead
mime wastas.—The meet within wet Mr. Adams, a feather-
bed deskr, sad be proved the nem& mescal eerie W
lin De m* to the Oohed Usual dewed that
be wee a wishes yeeai Chreset efts the sedan of Mahal.
gas sod Gamin ass MN A CMOs& With mud to that
sales we should seer this the meant dedmithat, Mrws,
err party abs was argaslly •d!(Osnmitt. bilk as
as • agesseaw of Myers's, NWeelega had hat his
atmerto the letter kr the psepmat of the sides. no
witi
sow lmemess Ithther Mpsui that he wee it a nil
ae•W lONS 611116.1 Oft Ink sad= WI
&Lit
16:41001 him OW the pheeliff had