The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-24 00:00:00

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DRI:WIF-LA2fE.
TIM Erstruns, BOItt:OW PLUMEI4.—KING 0' semi.
W. The" Massa Addiaon. Irving, Rome, ke. ; Me-d WWI
B. Smart, Frank Matthews, te.—And A 08.&14rD BALLE!
DACIION entitled BEDA.

R.kYMA FUT.
?OS EMTIIO, EAST SHAVING. Mesas. Rogers, Paarly
eitßOordos : Minas Burke and Wt.—LEAIL. Mawr.. Mae
Begets. I. Buck:tone, Ice.; Ye-lam Bateman. rtzwilliam, ke.,
—Aad ;toll AND Coy. 11,,aara. Buckstone ant C.auptoa.

rau...rovw
Emma, TEE cr.i RLr.—AITISE EARL: • TALL
or LONDON LIFE. Mr. V M. W. Lacy, l'aunlatek
Murray, Harcourt, Shore, tr.; E. Barnctt Ito.r Li-
v.—And MASTER JONMSIBIRTEDAT.

wawa TIMM& LONG-ACM.
TED Nvtornm, at V. LANCAIGURN LABS. Mama
H. Inlne. & NAM, L }trough, J. Clayton, C. Wyndham, and
11. Y. 1. Trot; Hisao N. Moors and H. Hods.—To conclude
with R. Reece. Esq.'s Piece of Extravagance, entitled THE
StdSTRANGER. STRANGER THAN EVER. lte.m. L. Ikons&
and Seyton ; and Rimer Mason, Everard, and Lite
&intley

STRAND.
Tai Erwin, at 7 A WIDOW BUNT. Urns. Clarks,
Belford. and Jove Misses Misses Button and liaitland.-1111 MILD
OP TEI 01.07 S GOLD.—Mosars. Thorne, James, Robson
and Fenton ; Miss Goodall, to—And KAI/RUM AT ANT
NUM

TEN Eviornro, 'nit SCA it .ENARE ; OR. THE Wrlra.
THE ROVER, AND THE XYBTERY..;Xes. B. Lane ; lbfie L.
Cheerio:Am and Xs. E. WHolhe.—And WAIT TILL I'X •
M.A.N Yr. Reraoldm, tc. , Mesdames Hareowt, X. Rooth, etc.

MOE WATZIA AT LONDON WOOL
To-DAT -Monism'. 96. 17s ARANIMICIS, 911. 3111.,
To•M•stow—Norsisg, lek. Um. .Afteesocc, WA. :aft

NOTICE.
SIMOIS of Bram, Kilauea,. and Magus. are seadeed
unlit tg lido& for ingestion ming errenbag. Pries b. a

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CONTAINING

The Latest Telegrams ; Election News ; the
LatAwt City; Railway, Mining, and other
Shame ; Sporting, and General Intelligence,

EVERY EVENING.

LONDON, TUESDAY, NOV. 24.

THE GREAT DAY IN THE COUNTIES.

tune of the fight; at the worst they oan alai give
a barren exultation to the defeated, ...xj„,
a laurel leaf or two from the coaqu.sur's

LTBERALS have been accustomed to expect too
little from the English counties, to be disappointed
at Tory victories over tenants at will and small
tradesmen at discretion. Yesterday's returns for
nine county divisions are encouraging beyond ex-
pectation. Six out of eighteen contested seats
were won by the Liberal candidates. No one, we
suppose, is surprised at the easy triumph of two
largo-acred local Tories in East Devon, or of two
Tories of no particular description in East
Somerset, or of Mr. Wzranc in South Lin -
colnehire, or of that somewhat recalcitrant and
uncomfortably independent Tory, Sir B. %stout-
LET, in South Northamptonshire, with a con-
genial colleague. The rejection of the
liberal candidates for West Kent is
more disappointing, though scarcely more
surprising. Bir JouN I.uneoes was almost too en-
lightened a candidate for the constituency which
tends Mester,. Mims and TALBOT to parliament.
But Lis rejection is a real loos to the party. Against
these trivial and easy triumphs we may set the satis-
factory liberal majority obtained in South Durham
by Mr. PEABI and Captain Be-v7uosi ; the
neutral/alien of East Worcestershire by so
promising a young Liberal as Mr. Lrrer.rent,
and, last,, not least, the auspicious stweess of
that high-minded Liberal Catholic, Hdr JOB :1
fiiitee.N. in the Isle of Wight. Sir Joust will be
the only Roman Catholic representative of en
Eugliab constituency in the new House, and in
that capacity, as well us in right of his pereonul
superiority, he deserves a cordial welcome.
Lookieg across St. George's Channel we.
Sad. seven counties returning eight Liberals
*game six Tories, while the only Scotch county
polled yesterday adds another Liberal to the
North British phalanx. To-day, however, is the
decisive battle in the counties. Houth-Wed Lan-
cashire will have the opportunity of showing that
the fetute Pritne-Miuister be honoured in his own
county, or the disgrace of repudiating, under
Tory ',tenure, the regenerator of the national
finances, and the liberator of the national industry
and commerce. Middlesex will maintain its tra-
ditiouel reputation, or, in spite of the example of
Londonderry, throw it at the feet of a pretty
young Lord, who brings his credeutiothe from
Dublin Castle, and his political ideas front the
larrnek.... Then, on Thursday next, Berkshire
will be invited to contribute to Mr. Gi.ansrose's
Inajori.y in the is rsons of Mr. WALTEN ink
Mr. Ai. cantos ligneeter, great influents• and pi-
nnited with the generous devotion of
Tory Cabinet Minister's brother, who glories
in his conversion to the Liberal cause.
Much are the malteds on which all eyes arc fixed
this week. The general action is already decided.
A few desultory engagements cannot turn the for-

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OUR COpITEMPORA,RICS.

alilB DAY.)

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, _ 1868.

414esul Tories who sully rograt Van loss of
MA li~tsst. OsisOlLDlsts akion Mr. [)Alw Oakv-
ille liss his ADOUrilers. Hot is three, any hone
householder iu the United Kingdom who veld not
grateful to the electors of liesidingtonshieefor
hewing delivered the 'House of Comma's &WI the
hmedittey instincts of Lord Sumo

TYY 1.). 4)N OF TAN couvre stemmas.
What has already happened in the counties has,
says the Timm shown the danger of supineness, and has
proved that wherever • liberal majority exists it must in-
sist spots returning members to represent it in unbroken
strength. This is the moral of the hour, though, indeed,
the results of the county elections teach a lesson which
ought to be remembered hereafter. When Mr. Disraeli
tied proposed to subdivide counties the Times protested
against the plan and pointed out its danger,
and the results have, it says, justified the warn-
ing it gave, Kent, with its three divisions. has
returned six conservatives, although in every division
liberals have ran their antagonists hard. Omit be doubted
that with two divisions returning three members each
thee would have been • jester representation of the
county, end a Douse of Commons composed of more
stahk ek smuts, thus liffording greater strength to what.
ever government peesomed the confidence of the country P
Amid Kent is but ono instance out of a snore which well
(stir to every one. Such facts ought to lead those who
asj ire to he stoned statesmen to shake off the chains Of
buhit, that they may be prepared by dispassionate cotlub
tins to act when the timo for action comes.
Considering that the combined toreos of ignoran th of
bigotry, and of intimidation were brought to bear upon
I all the eaten vrlou • could be induencod by such butru-
mr it is not ennobling, the Star thinks, that the
liberals should have been defeated in West Kent, and that
tie y should have let • neat in South Lincolnshire. Kest
Worcestershire. Keith Khropahlre, and North Notts.
Against these losses in the Knglish constitueiue:es there Is
the gain of tho liberal seat in Mouth Durham, where Mr.
Beaumont has been returned as the elliesigue of Mr. J.
W. Pense. The majority of these reveres were looked
for, but the Star confesses its disappointment at the an•
reveled haue of the struggle lu Weat Kent.

taart•

wri )x CASITT.R. Nov. 71.
tbo•CliTest drove out thin morning, scoompbuied
by imusa rairice.
'Do Crown Miaow st Prussia (Primeess Reid) sad
Kinard' Louise rod* in the Home-park. (.:ONOIDNIs

obenthal and Cnuat INitsdenstain were in attendance.
The Craws Prince of Pius* Minded by Captain Von
fickleinits, visited the Cavalry Barraoka, wbere hi. Royal
.211Ahnina was received by Colonel the If.. D. de Roo.
Priam Arthur, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel
atom, left tbs Castle this morning tot Wdoiwish.
Inrd Slam fey had the hoover if dieing with the Qaent
and the royal family yesterday.
Lord Augustus Lofts' sad Kr. Helps lutes lett the
Cattle.,
The Prima sad Primes of Tick arrived at the Castle
this aftersoon, on a Wait to the Queen.
The Bight Hee. Benjamia Disraeli he. also arrived at
the Castle.

Julian Nolio, the Foreign Yinister of Costa Biala
and N. Esardel Chatterers, the Ohargd d'Affaires of Costa
Rica at Wasidegton, had an interview with Lord Manley,
at the Foreign-oflice, yesterday.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
office from the Governor-General of Canada and frets the
flevessiers of prince Edward's bleed end Berranda.
Pespatoless were vent to the Governors of the Settlemeati
en the West Coast of Aides, the Cape of Good H.
Elital, and to the Governer-General of Canada.

•
1211 PRINCE SAD PRINCESS OF 1F44118 IN
PRANCE.

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After a drive to Pierrofonds, tbo day after tho
act ideut, a battue took place is the preserves of Reimers/A,
Lis Majesty, the Englkh Prime, and Lord Lyon♦ being
of the party. Nearly 2,000 head of game foil to eight
guns. At half-t.ast lin the afternoon the Emperor, the
remota, and the Prince Imperial accompanied
their royal highnesses to the railway station, to
roe them off on their return to Paris. The l'rineo
and Princess, on arriving at the Rata Bristol,
dircil early sad then went to the theatre of the Palish.
Br.yel, to spend the evening. On Sunday Prism Napoleon
and the Princess Clutil.ln called on their royal highnesset,
but unfortunately the letter were not at home. In the
evenbig the Prince and Princess were pleased to honour
Lord Lyons with their company to dinner at the British Ern-
Lamy, when the following other persons were invited totem
the party :—Prince and Princess de Metternich, Marquis
and Marquise de Mouatier, Marshal and Mme. Quarobert,
Gummi and Mine. Fleury, Baron, Bermes, and Bares
Louis de Wurtburg. Marchionesi of Carmarthen, General
Knollys, Sir Joseph and Lady 011iffe, Colossi Koppel,
Dr. Minter, Dr. Quin, Bon. Mr., Mrs., and Miss
Vaughan, Hon. Spencer Cowper, Captain and Mrs. flora,
Mr. Clay Her Somer. Mr. Millet, Mr. and Mn. Atlee,
Mr. Sheffield, Mr. and Mrs. Lorimar, Mr. Immingham,
Rev. Mr. Co.. The banquet was a splendid one, every-
thing being done that wealth, good taste, add culinary
art could effect to make an eutertainment peal off success•

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
accompanied by Colonel the How. James Heaton&ld,
leaves town to-day on a visit to Lord Londesborough, at
Othnston-park, Yorkshire.
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough will re-
scue a succession of viiitam at Blenheim Palace during
the week. _ __ _ _ _

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The Earl of Bective, M.P., Lady Madeline, and
Lady Adelaide 'Nylon have left traderley Hall, Kirkby
Lonadale, for The Lodge, county Cavan..

The Countess Hsrley Toleiri hs. loft Maurigy's
Hotel for Hereford Shirley. .

Colonel William Chester Master, Senior Gentle-
man Usher of her Majestys Privy Chamber. of Boole
Park, near Bristol, and of the Abbey, Cirencester, died on
Friday last, in his 84th year. He entered the army in
February, 1801, as ensign in the 3rd Foot Guards (now
Scots Families. Guards), and was appointed lieutenant and
captain in 1804, and captain and lieutenant-colonel in
1813. He retired in December, 18.20.

The Spanish episcopal bench is said to be pre-
paring to celebrate a grand religious act, by the *aim-
bling of a General Council at Toledo to deliberate on the
new situation in which the Church is placed by the revo-
Intim, and by the proposed proclamation of the principles
of religious liberty. It is proposed that each bishop
should afterwards communicate to their clergy, in a sort
of provincial synod, the decision which may be arrived at.
Baron Stjerneld, a distinguished 'gateman in
Sweden, has just died in that country, aged U. He had
been twice minister of foreign affairs, and was grand
CMS of the legion of honour.

The Emperor of Austria, the King of tho Bel-
gians, and President Johnson, sent their earpresaions of
oondcdence to the Rothschild family on the oecsaion of
Heron James's death.

Baron Alphonse do Rothschild, by a decision of
the directors of the Northers Railway. bite been named
preeddent of the board in place of his deceased father.
The Rothschild family have sent 2,000 fr. to
the lit arrondissement for the benefit of the poor, on the
=salon of the death of Baron James.

The artists of the Theatre Cluny left Paris
yesterday to perform the 'mouldy of Ler /wades before
the Court at Compiegne last evening._

The Countess; of Northeek and Lady Margaret
Carnegie have arrived at the Hotel Melaka en rowte for
Home.

The new Dean of Ripon, Dr. M'Neile, read him-
self in at the Cathedral on Sunday. and made the usual
declaration.

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands,
attended by the Baroness Declass and Captain Gervaerts
de Sizacenhaven, honoured the Chikben's Ifeepital in Great
Ormond-street with a visit yesterday morning. The
medical officers, with the lady superintendent and the
secretary (Mr. Whitford), were in attendance. Her
Majesty evinced much interest in the children and the
hospital arrangements ; not • single cot was passed with-
out a kind word to its occupants, and inquiry into the
nature of the malady from which the patient was
suffering.
THE NEW PARLIAMENT. The writs for the
election of members in the sew parliament wore made
returnable on Thursday, the 10th of December. The new
oath Is much shorter than the former one, and the 6.58
members can be sworn in within the three days, and
Royal Speech delivered, probably oa the following Tues-
day.
xtrai9tB OF ELEtmOfes.—By the 26th of Vic-
toria, eap. 29, section 3, all bills, charges, and claims on
any candidate for or in respect of any election are to be
Pent to " within one month of the declaration of the elec-
tion " to the agents, or the right to recover is barred.
WESTERN SUPERSTITION. —The child of a Derou-
shii e labourer died from scolds caused by it.. turning own*
saucepan. At the inquest the following strange evidence
was given by Ann Manley, a witness :—" I am the wife of
James Manley, labourer. I met Sarah Sheppard about nine
o'clock on Thursday coming on the road with the child iu
heraress, wrapped In the tail of her freak. She said her child
was melded ; Hemet charmed it as Icherined it before, when
a stone hopped outof the fire last Hondas lair and scalded
its eye. I&armed it in the road. I charmed it by saying
to myself, ' There wee two angels come from the north, one
of them bring lire and the other frost; iu frost,out lire,' &c.;
I repeat this three times ; this is good fora scald. I caul
say it's good for anything eh*. Old John Sparway told me
this charm many years ago. A man may tell a women
the charm, or a woman may tell • man, bat if a woman
tells a woman or a man a man I consider it won't do any
good at all."
LORD Sournatarrow.—The John Dan publishes
the following letter from Lard Southampton to Lead
Frederick Fitsllov 28, Chester-street, Nev. 20, 1068.
My dear Frederic&,—l understand that at the nomination
at Northampton yesterday you made use of my name, and
referred to me as lord-lieutenant in • most unjustifiable
manner, stabng that my tenants were drives to the poll
like a Bock of dmep. if you had ever lived among the
electors of the county, and had known anything wbatavec
of their feelings and opinions, you would not have ven-
tured to insult them by making such an unwarrantable
amertion. If you will ask your agents, who are now in-
troducing you to some of the voters, they will be able to
tell you that several persons who rent land of mine at
Rilvendone voted for you, end not for Cartwright, at the
lest election, as they will probably do again on Monday
meld. I know that great license of tongue is allowed to
candidates on tko hustings, but I never permit false .
statements to be made respecting myself without at once
giving them a most unqualitied denial. I shall send this
later to the papers, as 1 wish my opinions on the subject
to be made as publics as posedblo.—Yours 'luocrely,
SOtlTHAllrrox."
MOUTH KENSINGTON -Visitors during
the week ending Nov. 21, lade On Monday, Tuesday,
and t3eturday, ire., from 10 am, to 10 p.m., 0.1.60 ; int
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (11401laiit141 61.), from
10 min. till 4 par5.,1,02,--Totai, 10,770. Average of aor-
weak in former years, 9,194. Iron the
rpielloirdif the ma w% 7,914779.

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(THIS DAY.)

Murmur
tiltpreirgcs Aerator.)
RIVAL DENONETUATIONS AT BARCELONA.

MADRID, Nov. 23, EMILY°.

Two grand demonstrations took place at Barce-
lona yesterday, one in favour of a constitutional
monarchy, and the other having a republican
tendency. About 25,000 joined the former
and 9,000 the latter. When the two pro-
cessions met each each other on the road
they shouted " Long live liberty," and
" Long live fraternity." The republicans declared
that they would regard every one as a traitor to
the country who should cause disturbances, and
expressed their intention of respecting the future
decision of the constituent Cortes relative to the
final form of government. The admirable order
and the whole attitude of yesterday's manifesta-
tions has made a most favourable impression.

mitt Yertarear. IL Okossre far whew the
ravit loot was. bateau& het too iamb
to h fo keys at pkidat.
The Prince and PriIICOIS of Wales dined with
Item lktiftlf- Embus, yeemrday. it
..
es that Way will leave Paris for Cop., .
Lien on Wednesday at latest.

The Figaro this morning announend that tr,
Berryer was dead. The news was not true. Th.,
foundation for it was that several ininatsi
Angerville, while walking in the garden, TIO)r,)
called by a Sister of Charity in attendance at tht
bedside, and told that M. Berryer had expirad
She was mistaken. He rallied afterwarb
was able to speak to his secretary, M. hfr,r
but there is no hope of his recovery.

LONDON AMUSEMENTS,

MADRID, Nov. 23.
It is rumoured that the monopoly of exchange
mkt commercial brokers will be abolished.

(THIS EVENING.)

It is reportc4 from Malaga that maniftsta-
Cons in favour of a monarchical form of govern-
ment, and others in favour of a republic, are
being prt.pand to take plitoe next Sunday.

OPERA.

Covarr 01soap.—" Lo Noxsodli Vigam." ,S

THEAII62I.

tout Lars.—"l3ollr.rWal liwnee." " King 016,0t*"
—I, ticket.
lIATZAIIICET." Err Shaving." "Leah." "11.12 aai •

ti ONSOek.
ADTLIPMI:-.... Di 1 you ever end your ode t, (Sarah ..)•-•
*Mag. Criato."-1 o'cloek.
raiseses'a.-" The Secret... " After Dark,' "
hirtkalay."-T o'clock.
Lveetem.-" Left to Himself. " The P.ir,titfil H
OLTSPIC.-.‘ Mamba, and Craiher." "The
o'clock.
Rosair's.-" The Laseashire Lau." " The: fitt
this Ever."-T F,r pertieu'Ar..
Brune a-" The Widow Host." "The Fill
OW." "Marriese at Any .'rice."-7
Pc /MCI os WA Las.-" !" " eceiety."-
ifermour.-"Inow fee Blow." "Lucretia tter, •
Oraude Deetreme."--c eeriest.
Ouractv.-. All that tiiitten Me set Gold." T ,
Veil ei Richard Ll:' "11M Clscta".lc.e. :I . •
(cock.
ellreay.-" The Wife's Secret." "feel Hate c
Veloric
ROYAL AMPUMISATILIL. E 01.11014.1..- Av
Aram. Itte-7.3oo'clock.
it:TANN/ .(:•" The Seark4 Xark." " ti r•, •
Saw cr.'s Wru...-" The Dayafter •
for Pud.depool." o'clock.
Pa...1.:mi.-. Danger." " Time Hole is tt,i W.a '
Pax ND/M.lli" The (tread Dodoes." L 0.. i:wl
o'dcak.

SfiNCELIANEOTri
R,,TAL .11JR7D.—MIOVIbed Fatter. tatinza,re
EGYI,II•I,-BALL.

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ment.-6 o'clock.
Casten 11liserazt.s, Or. SA 11114.4 EU 7 i..-4
iturAt. l'ol.rrzcsitc.—TheEleezic Ore.a,
MAOI.IO ToseAlm's.

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2HZ REIGN OF TERROR IS UE'iR ,;.;

A citizen of Augusta, Goorcia,
New York papers the copy of an affidavit m.i.!-!;
ten of Lincoln county, which, he says, rile:- • ,
state of affairs not only in that came

nearly every county in the elate.
cane, both white and coloured, have been : -)
leave home. Some white men have nut 4e.ln
lies for nine months. Ii they dared to
they would not be alive ten days. Their 1 rop.r
been destroyed and taken with impunity. and
Lave been publicly threatened. Th.! murderers -; .2.
molested. No white or coloured republican in 7'2 t
sections can enjoy any legal tight'''. 11.1 tee
being murdered u though they were wild sa
Certain cities have organised murderous compaM.:i.
coloured men are run off from their crops. driven 11
employment, and starvation is threatened. TL at. 1,7
is u follows:

"State of Georgia, Richmond County : Pervinsily
before me, the undersigned. a notary public an !
the peace, ex-officio, in said county, Humph:Nl
the county of Lincoln, in said State, wh bang
sworn deposeth and saith, that on the trzltt the
of October last. at about the hour of 1* o' lock p .
James Hussy, Henry Freemen, jun., Anderson
Jas. Hivines, of said county, came to deporwa...
house, with two other men, names unknown to !..: •
nent, all armed with pistols, broke open depaury
house, searched everywhere for pistols, found
had in their possession and control. depon ;.•
father, Wm. Custus; took deponent and a man tor.'
Abram Brigsby, who we., staying in deponet.7 s
bows.. carried and drove by force and arms depow
and his father, and Brigeby. to Tucker's Mill, in &L
county, tied the feet of Wm. Coitus and Abram Tfr;rl',v.
threw them off the dam into the pond, then took theta
carried them both, with deponent, up the dam, shoved .
three off into the pond. the water was waist deep. .1.
Wsn. Cnatua was standing by the side of deponent,
Freemen shot tirst. the shot took effect in the furel,...!.
As he fell over all the others shot. They then shot
neut. The first shot took effect in the breast, the ie.-
in the shoulder, the third iu the side. One shot has
removed by the surgeon, the others are still iu dep‘o.t..:
Deponent dived in the water, and succeeded in
away.—HrXTEIRXT CUSTI.I. Sworn to and subs
before me. this sth day of November.
Exits LTONS. Notary Public. ex officio J P L..

AT-K.LUX OUTRAGE I 1 0H:..).

About 12 &dock on the night of the 7th
Mr. Smiley 11. Johnson, an influential citiren of dci
son County. Ohio. lost about 10.000 dole. worth of 1,7,.
poly by ere, the work of a bend of
desperadoes. Mr. Johnson was aroused from
bed by the crash of an outside door being ty:e,
in with a rail. Hal/ awakened, he seized a
revolver at his bedside and leaped to the e,‘.7
The light of a dark lantern Bulled in his face.
him for a moment, and revealed to the villains
revolver. The leader of the gang. in advan,-
companions, uttered a sharp cry. shut off this hg::.
the lantern. and the entire party fled from the house. V:
Johnson. fearing that they might be back. laid the e-
volver on the table, and, taking up a ride which was ..
the room, stood guard over the d.sor. After few en •
ments of bresthiese suvpease he went out ,0 the hoar.
Everything °lnside was as bright as day. an 1
looking around he saw hey tine large tarn. a
the house, in dames. The barn contained a hue
tons of hay, 300 bushels of corn. 50 bushai of when:,
all the farming implements, mowing-machine% wagr,--
dc. The buildings surrounding the barn and three .17:.
sheep-shale were also consumed. Mr. Johnson
convinced that it was the intention of the
minder himself and family, tint then tin the D
thereby removing all their evidence of crime.
'Jere found scattered on the door of the roo.o
*nuance bad been effected.

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boy. h.twover. bei
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entrance bad been effected.
Tll3 ,RECEST
WITTIPILVSEA. Iran ITUI.I.
The smack Mary, of Hull. whilst tu.tkiitz f
Iltuuber with a airgo of fish, ran on wont l• •••
abott a. mile and • quarter to tb • x ,•••` •
Withertixea yestenlay (says Mr. C. it. re
soon as the intelligenee watched bete 1:.• • •
Tenant. of the National Lifel•eat •• •
was launched and prec:eilcd to the 4p.•1. • '
' the :trended ve*-el ware vele &axle'', d•rthc • :
liieboat. as they felt they were In inunisant 1.7• •••.' • •
a' tempting to lantich their own beat. with.'
clothes on board. the boat wa4 uninediat
boy. how, nor, boin fortniutcly re,etted. '• •• ,
oft bcard.the weeck were theta beougb; • •
the lift beat.
1'IlIlt.11111.„ IRV:LA.:CII. N.... •
The nhooner Mary J4ne. of l'adxtow. 1.• ..• •
with a cargo of bricks. is ashore in the 1•1
expected to baeonte a total wreck. The .••••-i •`
fortunately taxed by the William Becket" 3 1 •••.,
licat, Iwiongitv to the Welling Society. d'
stationed at -Tx ughal.
TIIE lcna- LAW Corona.--To th. 16.• 4 .•
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aihocated *lie concentration of the law courtt.
tisfactoor to find that when their labours AVM
bee evil, when parinunent ha given its s•wr.".
9is itabas been purchased, and nothing hit t• t.
of the design, the 'wailed of this generateti• • •
the labours grows daily more faint. .t
sanguine temperament thought that when the
the arehitects wail ended the work would go ,
Well. tdie architect was nominated get cral moiltax
and not a step in adranee has yet .been made. Ite• •
not even cleated for the reception of the foam"'
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'there appears no likelihood of the uninhabited toe,
which partially cover it being pulled down
come. One or two mon are employed at intervals id
foolish these house, and cart away the miter,
doultitleen succeed in ibiteking their task c•
course of ten or fifteen years. That no acrieas peters'
can %jet of glierying the project into e:t •
Inalliivetint by the publication of a na;ee of -
tendril po•litntion to learlisment for heal, poweri.k
the ndditimial horses and ddr Other thing,. ''•
remanitior teat private enterprise cos design 141
etynt 11 palace in arc yaw, we May fairly ad. the
Witt to mixings for Mae erecVou of the haft , i•
the mama of tat hurt tea years. Ciikee a chait•te
in the pletem. we 4,51 l find the authoritioa still .
ten recta bi too of niatying for fink powers •-
bending over • daubed edifier for pub.' ow-
del
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