The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13 1859,

tehell. Ulm be wee pea kIW he marked Mr. Bar-
med.'s the kind of Or Iterwcto ear ase them, bat be
deelkel at de me ; sad fir Helm Isdbed to go late them.
• rkfikate el the acesewei at which he so rrgehad Imper-
ils. lie arm hiriall is. Thee with rearms to the 1,0001.,
ft well ad law We wet bribery if Mr. Drawkw had
sot rapeeled b the seassiss el a torA by seedies 6001.
Mr. Leverwres this eseassi that his total ribeipb en or-
coast d the amen at Ma IMPS 3,6021. 171. 10d. 1,7001. of
white wee Ise the ehaties. kid Om neatladar her He peti-
tions. He sha' Ike the palls te bow that all be kid yet
remised kr Ms senders se Ihr liehett wee 100 Oases as
sweet at the dada of 1007, tad NHL a reelme el the
peek= If that yea. RU Hobert Nebel lie • lush, 100
=be the sissitsb, Mr. Wakheees wid Mr. listrkrwe
see ewe. sod M
that r. Jenks' 110 swims kr trek art.
mew Y the abodes al yew. Of the kW ems atewdeil
is that election 340/. wee paid to Mr. Whithotn. Red paid
for Amities on Pit Robert s aceouut between 3001. and 1001
a year. The members for the city were expected to oilffort
the charities to about that extent. Witans told am
60 'Meese for prodeseianal services to Mr. W. H. Cooke,
banister of the Oxiord Circuit, by whom Mr Robert Ina re-
reeetion.ksewed to Oloaresmr sr • candidate fur the representa-
Mr. Ingham the deposed to the disbarfur of about
0801. k the sheiks et 1667 ; 2001. of this be obtoned in two
swam bow Mr. Berard, and 1001. from Mr. Cooke, ban
riot!, teltumennneedumel him with that amount. and after-

WWdS rewileed k ken Sir K. Carden. Mr. Cooke °sot set
hove bows tbat It was wonted for bribery ; but Mr. Honed
met ban blown that the second 100/. woe rryoired for that
mese. Mr. Whithoen then det•iled the way in Which he
of the money he bad received, and showed that
• se=t
le amount wee *pent in bribery for the return,
net se much of Pir Robert, as of • conservative member, to
vddels be considered Gloucester was entitled.

The inquiry was then adjourned.
Immediviely wpm the conclusion a S.. R. Cadres ex-
amination be left the court frllogred by • largo number of
prow, lad accompanied by Kr. flealik, the ea-Mayor of
the dty. In the street Sir Robort wren sot favourably
received, mad some policemen walked before area 'slued him.

thee epee the vest aemesibe resented by the capital se-
erre of the various Lesion gas compere, This must
he rierved for a future maraca. These en MIS facts con-
soled with the beery of gas lighting deter the last
IS uses whir will serve to show the ern e= improbability
eras the plebs will Mt be newel by smy esderalou in
pink awe that the well melembod too=l,:sf. lan
bee her erelllred by the In the
year IIPS gee wee geld L. lb per 1,100, and
re pat
pliboses pre vie so imams Or I have
ma whir id ler rernied hem that date
hyd
soledsoledmei Mabel as Idea as kb, aro le tee reares of
selphented ries. Aire passel dsp re is add is re
City ef Liebe at de. per lAN wither tree set, mei is so
=mast eirowst a bre el melphentrl bpiregua this
be
ie It, lbe bet perms semi der Garin this lto-
pm* see wady disselleeer is the mead of
Nov it
reelbe ebeened Or re asemesive reirike of price horn
lie Is 4% hes her abed weird, he. le sampeettion. The
sezemies fa 111111 wee se loud la theirllllllViralints as
re at sad tree assertions woes Or jest as
as they en now, that ar oriembe to
[wins was biteldbilL 11.109 have show, braume, that a
vary large reduction was ; teatet the err ire a
vast haprovereent fa gamy lee hese Orr_ ; tad, lastly,
however brew it may re Rehr& of the Ole Compeers bre in all pro beemeedellthe same
tire Illme the public were these greet advery vantages.
Observe hew meell is the tudeeerat fora measpolist, seder
say eireemeemem, to make a reduron iu pease, where left
In has gee fres ell. brew a morpoliel es derive a cer-
tain tem= bee the sib if an article, sr suppose a very
kegs ushe drslptilse—re which would bremeely berate
the pates—simieU blast his net femme be the smallest
arrest, will the rempelim mike this media at the UAW-
embed sem la reduce ima =moos maser of public good ?
The
se monopoly le age sesowers, " No." To
put the Cilia ere clearly le Spree :—Seppose a mosopoliat
charging I,oood. a year for dr sobs of as article, and
suppose be were to reduce re pries rese-hag, the
increased sale making up the fame, cc early the
same, profit as before the releratirs— here the
gain to the public would le sommeree the Ise to the mono-
polist extremely =all ; but will the rempelist lake ea him-
self this trifling loss—a ices which mu be rig temperary7
to effect the greatest public good P TM MOM meet rain
be in ihe negative. Os the other rad, it geed le errand
that under a system of competitioe prised eller them-
selves within much awnevelionta, grad be men me Instance
the pubic benefits, by lane cononsicus which, after ell, ere
very slightly iojuriotte to thole who make them. In the pre-
sent gas supply of London all this protection hum
competition is gone, the whole trade of gas supply
isunless
a close monopoly, end woe to the public welfare
seas swinger checks an imposed cc the gas companies.
Arrest the meet esederele of these sheets is that of a maxi-
' mesa price, Irish it he. We proposed hitherto to ix at
de. Id. fares ense pm rroughost the pas. Met Already,
knew% this prim is eardered too high y large die-
Wet% nil Imbed the aeon the question is probed sad ex-
amined the mere It berme evident that a utridiuf te.
would • very handsome divideod upon a az-
cepitaL Mould this question, either frees
or =beware be postponed for some years, I embus to
predict thee re terms now fairly offered to the gas ear
pries on the part of the public will be coached is so rah
liberal spirit as that by which they an now distinguished,
and the gas companies may wish in vain for the moderate
compromise propond in 1838, and embodied in the ' Metro-
polis Gas Regulation Bill' of last reirlon."

Mr. Doweas mend a resolution that the maxim® peke
be fixed at es.

The CMAIMMAN suggested that it would be better to
see the Home Seatetary before ening any maximum price
at all.

Mr. PRICE was not desirous of leerier/ too much for the
Home Fecrsuuy's decision. The companies had refused to
enter into the proposed compromise of N. 6d.s and they win
now free to mate a fresh propoailion.

Mr. ELDIVIDOR mid there were only twosome's; stator to
hare one 'maximum poke for the whole of the metropolis,
or to divide the contra district, sad the euburbe, cleaving
the latter with . ortein extra sum. He thought to do this
would be to divide themselves. He concurred with the
sOrit of Mr. Dowden'e remlution, but seeing no remomble
chew, of gaming the desired end, he mast oppom the
maim.

Mr. WARREN amid he saw no objection at lead to having
the 4. pa I. the bill. It wee very rioter that the point
Weald be sae for coneideratkin in committee. The gee
esusyeades had refired the compromise offered them, and it
wee so kegs, neesseary to bold ant any inducement.
The OBER/MART amid that Mr. Dowden bed dose great
service by caning attention to matters involved in the pue-
de' eta zasatrounn prioe, but that It was hardly desirable to
OMB to a NIKESkiI at preempt. He would suavest that, se
seewel perishes wave not represented, and se opinion was so
nearly equal on the subject, they should postpone the
difficussioa.

Mr. DOWDIIN withdrew hie 'notion, stating his intention
to take the sense of the delegates on the question before the
°genial of parliament.
The proceedings closed with a vote of thanks to the
au!' maa.

SERIOUS CHARGE OF ASSAULT.—On Tuesday, at
Shields, William Moor, a ennui-gaardeman *tabooed at
Tynemouth, wee brought before Alesoider 8. Stevenson,
Esq., in the North tih.s Borough Pollee Court, under ice
following eirauestasees: Captain Miller, R.N., his com•
ofdoer, wea making be rounds in the neighbourhood
of the riot's Harem about half-post eleven on Monday
when be Weed the primate from his post at the
batteep. Half an hour afterwards, at midnight,
Mier meat in that direction again, when he ob-
served the mita coming out of a shed, where he had been
skulking. Ha appeared to be tipsy, end the captain ordered
him up to the battery. He said he would not go. The
captain asked him if he would obey his orders. He replied,
I'll act obey your orders;" end upon rising the hill he
struck the captain • most violent blow on the head, and put
himself in a kitting posture. The captain defended himself
with his cane. They duped and stroegled a good deal, the
prisoner attempting to strike the captain, who tell over some
seam, but sYeatuelly Captain Miller got into the battery
cad called up some of the other torn. The prisoner then
' decamped, but wee shortly alter Lid hold of and removed to
the North Shields police nation. The prisoner hears a bad
character, sad bee been Imprisoned for beating his wife, and
bee also been Said for other amanita. On coming up to
Shields in woody he had threatened that he would nut have
struck if he had had Lis pistols. The prisoner haa been re-
manded until a communication can be received from the
chief °facer of the Coast-guards at Hall. listrautlf
Chrofoids.

SHOCKING CASE OF STABBING AT WOLVES-
u Ammo:a—About gas o'clock on Monday night Thomas
Hewn, a cabman, was stabbed by John Marshall, a horse•
clipper, in the market-dace, Wolvaharopton. Marshall was
partially intoxicated, and conducted himself in a very disor-
derly manner at the cab-siand, when Heaney ordered him
off, and on his refusiog to go gave him a posh. Oa this Mar-
shall drew a pair of largs hona•clipping redeem from his
pocket, and, calling oat, " Now we will have a round "
trialediteg wagon Into
.4° illinaas7.lßeark.
who immadl.txly
wn ab, and
driven to the &nth otanoramire nomad, mbase hY oere he vs.
/MEd to have rec-ived a wotu.d nearly three lathes deep,
paring dangerously near some of the larger meek Mar-
shall was brought up on the charge before the borough ma-
pi crates on Tureday, bat in the abiders of the praisoutor,
who remaining precarious state, he was remanded for a week.

ROBING IN THE SIIERIFFB' COLlZT.—Businagg was
nominated at the limits' Court yesterday, for the first time
algae the middle of September. mod meaty &termites have
bean mine In the court during the vacation trading to the
session elbow ingested. As regards the robing of solicitors,
Maseru Beshanan, Mom, Beard. and Stalin appeared in fell
ceremony. Some other gentlemen, not being aware that the
practice would be adopted, were taken by surprise. His
Honour (Mr. Kerr) wore a judge's wig, and Mr. Aikman,
the chief bailtg, appeared In a wig and gown, and Mr.
Thompson, who sot for Mr. Osgood, wore • gown. The
Essiatent.balliffa were robed, and altigether the court wore a
striking aspect. After expressing himself well pleased to see
hie suggestions carried out, his honour proceeded with tile
business. As the day progressed, ranour solicitors who hal
mese without sent for their rubes, sod appeared in them.
His honour hie appointed a room at the top of the house as
a robing-room.
A SCENE IN AN IRISH WORK UM:SC.—The work-
howaolllmaluda has °Was been the Kell of dieturhanor, owing
to the expectations of the paupers for better food not being
remitted. A correspondent of &folder? writes as follows :
tilt spotters that on the very morning alter the charges
wen LIM before the guardians, a cry WAS MINA is the female
b,cakfsst-hall that there were mice biiird with the lair-
about. On the lad bandi.day (Thursday), the guardians
found that there were no rands for the sierra, and grouted
the insinuation as unworthy of credit ; but yesterday morn-
log, while the females were at breakfast, a like cry was relied
of • Mice la the stirshoot !' when s erne of tumult and con-
fu•inti ensued which led to considerable disorder, both in words
sad wines, on the part of the paupers, and which took some
time and energy to subdue. Thu occurrn* has cows to
the ears of a section of the retepsyne and it is freely
talked over as a circumstance calculated to make a very

turtfatrourable impression cet the public mind in relerenM
to the treatment of pulpits In the workhouse. F.om the
messed that the announcement wee nude of the presence of

tb sweds is the etlesbost, it W.W. caught up by criven mbar
iliseabe et Moakley., who gave tannins to exclasistkes of
dimwit, with the greatest poseible tsrlisnatlom and the
&mom heightemed. The cook now eottra the hell, and he
Is sea bag kept is *sonars of the cause of the uproar.
TM kg err tail of the diminutive animal is told up on a
apses, as I miderstood tow my informant, smid a cry of
00i Mil meal bat the diell ends rocks.' The master
was la @hoodoo" end wed the most strenuous exertions to
mien posse; bat abb moo pauper. were not eudy renal
is order. Netisbers et them, I am informed, cut their stir-
about We binsishookets, and cent demanded that they
should basyplYd with hued for their brink fees, There is
a deep essplofos abroad that mice ere coot r'iy thrown Into
the laid sr saireboat In a contemptible motive; end this
matter, with the senses previowly enumerated, mast remain
for the eosesinioser sod the authorities of hesd•
gaieties is beer sad diainalms."
ClitTlea, PALM OWB SWILLING DAY.—.
W Wyss oar, Oter.l2.—Admiesiose ow 1,816; ditto
by swim debate. 400, toad Milton. 1,7 .
[Advertiormeat.] (HoncroYATeic Cur-
lew) 0.0•46-116 ..serer preparstlan la aid 14 it. g;etheliial
weserset Is. IL riff lb.. te ud. i.b„ twelela &Ai parka{ is
Maine nein eaea. Mementoes&

In &sayer to the charge the latter phonon rid that they
only irked the complaisant whether he wee taking wort
tem Yr. Barrows. They did nothing .is..
Mr. Birch= told them that it wag quite clear that they
slopped the complainant with the object et annoying him
mad provebtieg him from working for a shop whets other
sea bed struck. They had no business to do so. If they
did not wish to work for the wages off.red by their toaster
they mast not interfere with others who did. It wee the
worst tyranny that could be exercised, sad must be pat a
stop to. Had they used violence or threat/sling language to
the coroplaituint he rhauld have punished tad with the
utooet severity of the law. As It was they met be held to
bail in 101. esch to keep the
TEAMpeso for al: amooths.
S.
_ _ _

Mr. Samuel Pours, oil sad ealeiumen, seleying ea bud.'
sees at No. 11, Sperrow-oorm, Miaories alms Wan Kr.
Sege, to make known the missenduct of • keg/tuner ems&
Edward Frost, a dealer and imparter of asueleal inirsmosiste,
' 0[254, Whitachapel-read, who had obteiuselimitsiey of the op
Boast's eon under the following cireansseasees:
Mr. Pearce said that a son of his, aged twelve yews, bad
mewed into en agreement with Frost to melons • drum
br ea., end pod 2s, ed. deposit. The remainder of the pur-
chase mosey was to be pad by iostalmenta of Id. per we
and the 2a. ed. first paid and all the instalments ahead
i.e to be forfeited in default of pa ing say one • t.
Oe imseerteining what his eon had been doing, be welted
OM Frost and informed him that his ma bad wed
without his melon and authority, and that ha objected to
his having • drum. At the same time he demanded the
restoration of the money already paid. Frost not only re-
foetid to give book the money, but said "if your child is only
twelve years of age I can make you pay for the drum."
Mr. Sego—Then be is quite mistaken ; a boy 12 years of
age =mot enter into • costract without the consent of his
persists. What do you wish me to do in the matter I'
Mr. Pearce-4 want a summons to compel Frost to refund
the ',tansy. Bach a system of trading WON en socourege-
went to children to rob their parents, or boys to plunder their
Mir emerfe—l quite agree with you in that respect. No es.
variable tradesman would take money from children with-
out the comsat of their palate. It is not a tranasetkm
which I wen approve, and you have doss quite right in
making it public, but I cannot assist you. I can only refer
you to the county court, which has jurisdiction over the
matter._

117.Paerce—I will certainly summon Frvst to the county
elan. The mail sum which he hes in hie possession is so
object to me; but a. a matter of principle, and as a proteetto•
to other parrots, I will pursue this came.
Mr. lielfe—You are quite right in doing so.
Mr. Pearce then thanked the inseam* for his advice, sad
retired.

SPORTING.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.

SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—TIMIDAT NIGHT.
THR DERBY.
7to 1 apt Umpire (t to 2001.)
12 to 1 Tb Wiavd (t)
100 to 7 Ntabourne (t)
20 to 1 Thormanby (of)
26 to 1 Thunderbolt (t)
40 to 1 Lupullus (ot)
3000 to 46 Contodloa (t)
2000 to 30 Oxford (t)
2000 to 20 Oliver (I)
1000 to 10 Ormond (t)
1000 to 5 Templeton (t)_
400 to 100 Umpire sod Wizard cottplad (t)
Not a bet laid on the Cazabeldieshirti.

Tax OATLawns PLars (liandicep) of M. Cambridge-
shire Course. (1 mile 240 yard".)
Mr. tiodcmaot Wreetler, by Uerentle,lyrs. 741 alb !, .18•11 t) 1
Hiroo Roth•clalda ilestisa, 3 yra 7471 b liardamal I
Mr. Wrodbarn's C 3 anion. 3 yr.. fn bib eu...rar:tool
Mr. T. Chas CAD A. amt. 7•1 Mb
The following also ran :—Knight of Kars, Comforter,
°ribald', Dispute, Meadowdale Solomon, Greenwich Fah.
Julie, Joekin, Woman in Black.
The betting opened at 5 to 2 aget Australian Maid, and 6
and 6to 1 eget Wrestler. After the mare had bolted, as ea-
Mlbelow, the betting closed at 6 to 2 eget Wrestler; 7 to
Bastioa, 10 to 1 each against Cyariona, Comforter,
and Caliph; 100 to 8 each against Knight of Kan sad
Greenwich Fair. When the horses had mastered at the post
and the starter bad called them together, Australian Maid
broke away, ran the course through, and dashed late the
town. Aftie. nearly haltan-hour'e delay atm was brought
back to the weighing-house In a profess sweat, and so lama
that it was impossible to bend her again to the poet. All bets
about her stead. Justin led fora short distant.; alter going
about half-a-mile Weenier, Caliph, and Cynic's, west as
nearly side by ride, with Bastion heeding the seat lot.
Before reaching Um cord. Caliph wee beaten, and Bolton
went to work in urger' but could not get quits up, and was
beaten by • head; • length between the second and third;
Caliph area beaten three lengths ; Solomon was flth, beaten a
long way.
Teta Tows PLATE of 50 eon.. for 3.yr olds and upwards.
The winner to be sold for 200 bora if demanded, ic. T.M.M.
(I mile 7 far. 168 yards.)
Mr.
11,=`!.`ttamb4.4.4,Air:gral."'"
Mr. T eblr• Lamm I rya .... (17erdbaral 3
Mr. G. lawberti Quemeatere. 411; 66410. Gauen 4
Mr. fialor• gamma. 4 yrs. nb... ......... iL. liesirded
Lord I.:llfAmei Ilydromal.4 yrsos4 7th lA. Day) I
Betting : 6to 4 wet Scribbler, 6 to 2 .gat Lustre, to 1
eget Winkfield. Won by • neck, half a length between the
sexed sad third, bed fourth.
HAXDICLP SMZETB TA KU 0110 love. each. D.M.

(7 for. 201 rude.)
Mr. OrorWe's Barry WEI*. 71. fat 1.1%
Merry) I
Mr. La Mert's Bel Eacermsee, Cm%fit 101 b 101reetel 1
Mr. Malforde Embkoo. 3 yr; fet 10* 11Zillocer)
The following also ran :—Awason, Newstesd, Cherie' IL,
Worcester, Nemo, sod Bobersidee.
Betting 6to 2 and 3to I aget Charles 11., 6 to I each
eget Acisean and Newstesd, 6to 1 eget Bel Bapersore, 7to I
eget Worcester, 10 to 1 east Harry Stanley. Wo by two
lengths; three lengths between the wend and third ; Sober-
sides was a bad fourth, and Charles 11. was filth. Acuson
and Worcreter wererthe gimlets.

BANDICLP BWISPITAYIS of 15 NV.. each, 10 ft, for
3-7r-olaa. Last half of Lb. K. (3 far. 217 yards.) (17
as)•
g. n.
r. .S(Tl,pdltolinelcht,y6trockikt, 14 (Orizeitaril
L. 1111 W. D:11:a Unifie .... _ ... ,
The folloirtoLelao ran :—Yravola, Coalretiosiy, Chars
-

Ands; Dapple. Dlea at Aim.. &earths, Pale Maid of ant,
o by Tadotor—Blidastay, Mork, Sister to Pan-
dora, Tars of Luck.

Betting : 6 to 2 eget Chen Am* 8 to 1 mob eget Dart-
mouth, Stolzelfels, Sister to Pandora, and Turn of Luck, 10
to 1 etch eget Swathe, Mainstay colt, Fravola, and Ringlet.
Ringlet got a good start, sod went off at wore, her MAW
diets followers being :—Sister to Pandora, Maria, and
Bwertha. At the Bnahea, Stolzentels became second, but
felled in his elf trt to urethan' the ally, and we. beaten by e
neck, a length between the second and third. Close up were
Menlo Pandora, Chore Amie, and Mainstay colt. Fravolo
was leaf._

2C03 b ft. T.Y.C. (5 far. 140 yds.)
Duke of Beaufort'. Blue Bole. DI, OtLode. 2 nu. 8441 b (A. Dail 1
1132 J. Raoltis Oallw, ,ps u.t IWellel 13
Beath% 7t04 au Blue Ruto, who won a good taco by a
heed.

84111tINITATIA Of 10 aove. each, R.r 2-yr-11c1e, let 31b;
aid three, 9st; fillies allowed Vb. The winner to be sold
for 80 foes., if demanded, T.Y C. (5 Nobel.)
Wbatakera Baspherey, by Tb. nine Dutchman. 3 sis.
14_ .11lb (J. Osbenee) 1
Mr. 0,84,01...1414 Iblinho,. 3 era hit nib Wrench)
r. llesaingb f by Connaugbt Bases, dam by Venison. a yr,.
14 _ (Ursy)
111 r. nalfeedh ladybird, 1 (Chatioaeri 4
•6to 4 agst bliss Eleanor, 3to 1 each ' Lady:

Betting: - o apt ..
bird and Elupberrj. 6 M-1 eget the Connaught Ranger-f.
Wen by a pewit; same dietence between the second aad
third ; three lengths between the third and fourth.
THE BEDFORD STAKES, SYMYysitakee of 60 sore. met,
h f&; colt., Sit 71b ; blhea, Bst 410. Allowanoes sod penal-
tin. Criterion Comte. (6 kir, mac, 182 yard.).
Mr. E. SAW* SocluAos. by Tedulor. &I 71b ..(Chsrltoo) 1
Baron Rothabild'o Jaws, eta 41, ........ ................... .. ;
Laid Bamford'. Tbersalan. Sts. ne .

s+i a!

Batting: Even on &dation, 2 to 1 apt fitootttlian, eto
1 agotTrovatore. 10 to 1 agat Javan. Won by a length end
• ball; bad that.

Tfaii SELierßraxas, of 60 son. mob, ft, for 3-yr
olds; colts, Sat 71e; bless, Set 41b. Wiasters aura. D.Y.
(7 subs.)
Lstaa kotbrchild's North Lincoln, by Pylider, n 4 711 t (Wels). w.o.
MATCH, 200, It h.—Mr. F. Rattiness:a Antonio, by Bay
Middleton, 3 yrs, 84 71b, roaired It trout Mr. °mills's
Soothsayer, yrs, Sot &b. T.Y.C.
BETTING ON THE CtthIBRIDOBSIIIRE UP TO

--Elf --
100 to 6 'gat Arches
100 to 8 North Lincoln
14 to 1 Arlvdite
20 to 1 Volta
26 to 1 Goole&
25 to 1 Menial
38 to
Y 1 Penalty
TEE CLEARWELL STAlLElL—Coatadini was omitted Beni
the hst of quotations tai this race, bet price was 6 to 1
Tun Wnie.—Lsaraington paid forfeit to Saunterer. Both
hems have, we believe, Blushed their racing career, and
they are, it is said, to be put to the mud. Mr. R. Ten
Brunk and Mr. Shelly here, however, challenged fee it.
Tut: If evert between Proo.ised Land and Moejid is aff ;
the latter having paid forfeit.

BLEACH or PROMISE CASE IN OLASGOW.—A
meeting of the Reformed Preebytet inn Prevail trey wee held
on Thursday in Glaegow, when the principal hamar was
with reference toe charge of breach of promise, &e., against
the Rev. Andrew Clockie, of Weet Campbell-street coupe-
Winn. Mr. Clockie had been enspelided three months from
the ministry, but as he had expressed to a committee him deep
and mincers regret, it was agreed that be be admonished by
the Moderator, end restored to his ministerial ftmations,
which was accordingly done. Thereafter. commbeloure
attended and presented a petition from the session sad ace.
rogation of Wed Campbell-attest church, praying thet the
postal tie between Mr. Cleats and the cougtettebta should
be dimpled. After the commissioners bad bees heard in
support of the petition, and eeverel members of Presbytery
aluctaressed their opinion, the prayer of the petition yes
to.-Bcstanso,

Pe Mara Pubibboa by la lama Kano Um" el Pa S 4e.r4
Ilhavat. la U.. Qv of Loodua, Pnator. oast., la Lolabal
basa.la B. Irteract of vs onanus.— cum' UCTOWU, lbr.