The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-19 00:00:00

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rot n (keetts
colllWindo ell tits most
.udbgieleture:
H 6.,srd of C.mieil
beeiwe.
i ee.t fe:le plotted
I, by Mr. Benoit,
wrather
It is prmidell _
T., to is. reitAa'sl be eosibtoid,eati
r.- fife jelwiel babe. el tb
•
. st i greet orterrebeals
~ .1.10 e• of Ili* Woe,
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. :•ore s • 44.63.1 s •a
sett so tway msd•
~o•Ott TOOfrIN: to
Tit r if bet oaf opiates

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:so t g se big wise
of Moro osleab
•lit
•jorni and irttstintr
...tok.,int the wave he 1
o• mos israseeeritt.

rt vmt•sclAL Itirk
• 2:—Bunisee•
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•.• 4111111 to
4 lb* lap .„ air try •
wrk *O4 Irintriel
. • has? prmeillibi

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ea Wary earth •
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g • ILI r ha
r. NM 4 lie
.r . A octal teribsila

n.ra liwre du. iiitspiialie,igliailirap
. "k: supply. I Wei NiM, 11...•111Mieg%
prim la begs Pa=
... •`• oft. radar
rated. O "Atitmieß.`tex
llisr web 'nod
• '.. rlptiora... .
, IN. to 601. kr sized sink 1111014 rip Ns

. rr. to.d. toll/ pr We have a“ board

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.
. ‘r• . 3.. datzsgifite wet SI imp leasiti lO
• : 0••••erit.
. • . •••1 IY to tie._ per 1111 •
. urea talus it OIL pi we. awl sip at 4pL

4...ez:0 ns sat worth 2 Ai,rdAtivak. gold

os Wed a. J.lnalekeselk Zir 4 Form
; ditto,lllo6p, preM. .
, . IMlikle pit poi.;

- •
fildolljt
.ot JUT .:.—Siaaro of tie 1114 el
~ •,•,• ad tee cotattaed 1 eepee. Mae the
.„. k. , maimed, althavill booldeolobe be
_, ~ . . te owlet, ead the mar el Wiese Bari mei Ms
. i .., tu. v areersomem together Mt! Mr 1a-
.... . f•os aleerern pad the llianitty . feadeVlll we.
...r.• calauty of ISM sem voloolok no Nob In
614 C h redueml, sad t: ambles* that the PIM et
, .. .;.,....r.•••ly lea Am me satelpoted' at the tea.,.....-. Mao Mee eared OM woe, milt lo nary
. , , ;.....11, a. Oaken, ham ahem mama Ow ISISIBIS.
. .. ... tat ot a mach esal.er guilt* mistime ter
:.•.• 'Mee me% Oahe Velma Kam, seen it le le•
, ! .3e aeok it WI! MOON teal Sheet of keela peer. me ea
• : ....c. e-Mouse teat country Ms remind heat tab pia
.. , ...1 ; ..t, loin mote lbea et Yea asairperiad hi IMP. I
. , tret.no to ceseree UND dtelaisa or *a esparto to
.....• bawl; at•oat 30.oMPIgeemieffootr goo. her-
... ~r, beteg eemoosed of white eager. To
• . ....o terra 131 too lipmeate has the acerb
1. . cum-a:eel cf *AM hems; emir ma !seem
.4r.e quantltr has awe fortiori to balm ma
..t aith :an year. la thus eriedrisi IMP MOM,
• : : ate ~:lat r markets d las he, boo obi
It:a ao, . t..kca eofelpeelvoly. ban Napa

•ps thin lot !eke, mil On UN, is dad so.
- •tu It.* tae Caine SIM* la owed is dolman
.iv dmssiess, she* divided swag Ow various
keis acted. dedipsidisrly Irene BM el so
A: lb:?. seosiest IbWpm" VOW el tM Unit-d

were are No Womb la sea be eab•

. . _
stick Pesten are reevelly Ile harmed, ere I
.bent is arioalatia a arm saltata There ie yet
et a saelemelrly Ware. tae teadisey of which
meaty le 11M sal a greet &pee et atertatety
• - !.• :a ~ma es the eialees la time Interior d tar
• . I.tow O&M area the urn sad eablequeot
bee net yet bream gesere4 bat ft amattare to
modem, ad to mew b sionram's We belm
• eeta.• sea deetnatiesat tbe
we eat. and la atm eases ears aattalairer.
. mater, sad the met aflame en fees= th•
.. 4 the WON, Mitre Welt theenalleat tlra the
;to dam epaeatives would fa t votto preen* mot
• tur dad diamond to ace Inadred sal ateal.free
s • at the merit agnate nee of martait, ea tie a•-
•• as to this ultimate dc•ireettm of life the
.• :.t of the epidevaie becoming general tee
sets time 70,1-0 sr 110,11ne. As period et the
4. net favourable Om shaking the malady. The
• are an irrepustre las; because there is so

preeret frose'wtias
qss tie pmduetinut Omer, bears thst n.

•id toe aeiu-leOlo labourer:. iirriseeely eatebyed tr ties
its. tlte f übion article has boos twisaliesat far
. 1 .pro-:e, th.refort, weettalie that %homier ivy
will er measuily eurwitsl sa queststr, treat We want
• 1,14 lameateele Got rati"t lewd test be ure
%or snot re iposetises sus ferittere: %Wee, U.7a
;er cat. tword. Sites See wee Ada., 11. sa 14. to
)e I ors, Is. 14.10 11. Is. ; dine. superior. it. 1.. ed.
.; Learn', /41. Us 17s. ;U.; Cueuriutios. lee 44. to

ogee merovadoo fog tale love. aad the markets cm the
.a the loolh ode in comparatively tab:lusted
•.: oak et eV) e 4 solemn was at 2r but Mere la Ten UMW
Oft is the lorcity a/ s meth.

. c.Rae to my in. tat.
el&
—goof brat tras rad at Sr, bat there are now 17
en bast

ina.—Tlns last charters wen at It. : :a. 6d. ke Spanish marls
• rod a raartet. at 1 t. Antwerp direct The loquary
• the et. al Nagar i• ro dated.

.n—Os Loan; II per mac peon=; on Pads fis3 pm

BAraloork Jos' 77.—F100r. 7 doh. to
. eels meal, 3 deli. era to 11 MIL 73a.; ears (yelleer).
00, I Cal. We. le I *IL 70e.; IL 11.=2 deb. lee. to
.a•. 3 iota to doss 2h.; rim& deb. per
•. lt dia. 2 deb 110 e. lo dots. He.; ereettere.
Ys. per barrel; Oat brook 3 dots. 80k; pork,
Iv ;kik ; pork ark 12‘ dela; pork prow sok
.. & ; rem. 10e. per lb.; Moe. Lasarage. lea to
. Soe per toroblE Mom we&
a..Alr, I YIYILAD, Jl7/I.lr 21.—tiosor 'squirted
tri dol.. Itt Is &la.; mem, 114 deb to
to 7k. ptt Wye, lel poor.; liner to suety sop-
.. . holse rice la Oman; h per Ng of

I wroos.—Cootal Bask, 10 illoys, 4131 CO
• eq., 443 dole. hlysto kill N sod Ilu dopy
. per loot. esirllog.

CANADA.

rtrip oidtet writes as follows:
TORONTO, AVOIIIIT 3.
• tt qua of oar parliament, it is antletstood,

• n •he 8 b instant; and mesmszes of local
• • t %oriel through as rapist's as poisiale.
I th. estimates have bees voted is essasaittse

wry more sassisity tliisa was Nippur.. The
,•!taes ob:teted to •o Jorge a oar as stuffy
r M e apistion of the Wv Ilan& canal ; bat they
• .t.e v..te, on the ander leading that appropria•
oe ride fir l•wal irreverent. Lower
yr. 4 Tare was ,ikowne roe grarahliatir at
of al 0001. Le the naval of she east of go-
• , • • .• ees ; and the further rum of 15,00 a. for the
• r• tarot boikhags at Quebec. I tear that
.sd rudiments will be tee door to be popular.
..• rived th• harms( roseisti ins relative to the
• • fi C. ar.r
• Worts. proreated to her Malerty, prying
a•ly he reser to defray from t•epynL
• • •: r sd tor Majesty's represessatir ht this province,
' • LOT ett :a rasher of the meirethan of the prod. at,
•ate .we,: with the ear erlidon cad ease of her Ma.
t Lure to of the rearre titireio Yob of The legal
• !•:.• promo, s the eeehillition eta eioetitutiewall
•u pen of the advisers( re repreertattee of the
tp., re; roarer's of %be ppeaeepp le of the provisos.
-• ehral dim Y laaeMYsl so to adders her
.r.v. the imperial urea" the awry to bee les-
' • Vet It will report obetMr say nownlos to th
• riles-entries he, hi the °plebs or be sm.
• adm,famatif passerzy by the people tithe pm-
*kis' vs se veil= Mesmer roma
the ram be doe roger hdag bed to the
• •6 oat the liability sod moven of the proctnor.
sets vded doles by a Woe mojerity is ths how,
'.•• or rat eirourranises it he lapsable to say how
cry
as tee eriatfy is la hoar of ths prineiples
o •• rem.

X p4X,

ere being wade for the reeeptiou of the
teat weak. The fite in intended to be a aa-
,nient.

ziwudteaaeari,,se there is aothiog of any telookat
R, tt-% bait, SIP dull seam of the year.

NEW ZEALAND.
Eura receivPd Imperil from Auckland,
to the 16.6 Marsh. The New Lea
•,- 44 it, liter matirm there bad bean rots°. to
• ormlod etAlistos would tabs places on the
t• • moteadisa Waksito tribes, sires a urea-
ftsehii mtnifestarioas that wars mad* on that
• "alit", is whJelt seam, if not Imitated'
I. et: twee heett'last, was, to all human appearaam,
the t fissile, sad a:asthma al Mr. Wallis. a
Hstadly the afar ended La speeches of masa
t.,std atom strikiaaly what serious aroands
' • t,• stated at to Um ultimata isms, of ths
•P tdy adjustment of which Is as anikabls
isspr,thiths. Tie papers coataia so ether
say tutus&

ipj
Axtura Captain Shannon, Railod from
S.tarday, lur Hidden art Neer York. Mir
*6. vaocia tto pearakeen•
• glibk bk AN I.I4DIAMAW
is .4*.• ...se tee received at Lloyd' of re total loos of
• Z•a•ead, Ceptain hair, by kn. The weer v„: 1r.% L•saea B•eany, sad ce the Ileb °flatly,
Is" IL loak.2n. aAm wee dierreed rartlrt~ is I. 1.3.7 did the limes travel, that ia bias than 20
win, wool was a cerplete ram of Ire, tka
ker.o In number, barely haviiii tine tort
without 'scout, se, proverbs or water,
tre aveiehed bed not re French deo Passage
,
They vire landed on Friday at Plyaratli.
lthi wool sad cargo wes 40,0001.

Idet-- *lse
ifis nsidth
fidedssimigt4
Wsibellire lave-h WltialenN±
its attempts to atradaes
I itilletlf-Cthforefa, cr any other, beit7lia
o is to give Teems as mach territory saponefble&hij
khgamod
er to cant trot of the enough al:. e 'tato to lie ale.; '
lasteerto. tiffiersereacan bteibe of the tone -co
dens, tlle south wviouted co
do btlsss b*:
fled. This position of things is somewhat increased
lit Intend by the arrival et Washington of a special
laossooaof fun. the Guenter of Texas to the neg.
Mot of the Visited States, informing him of the inters-'
llsa of the Texans to support their claims by force of
"Fifteen handfed • men had volunteered to
praised to Santa Ft= and "fifteen thousand" more
ready. Wepertaite hi this something of the
character of the south. ''. . re- make the threat alarming
resorted to the mend method of maltieyhig by
to.. Accompanying' these ;dein?' to the'Prendat
Ness a msaifeeta from the Governor of Texas, ale
dreamed to it . 'anal veresentatives. Heebner
that thercreim ' sent to New Mexico did sad
wad is ergo:tieing the county of 11 Paso, sad that the
people readily assented, bat that farther operations
were prevented foe want of Mesas to provide a pr.
per =Malt escort, and through the opposition of the
'Jolted Sates officers a t Santa Ft. He declares that,
by the Act of Limits, passed 1838, Texas became at-
ended to the whole territory east of the Rio Grande,
sod is deteresined not to relinquish that right. In
the opinion of our owl-headed politicians this claim is
Badly exaggerated, and appears to be particularly
absurd, whoa Texas never actnallv conquered that
territory from Mimic+, and where she carried her flag
she was quite arable to remain. A' this very own
meet she is trouble to maintain her jurisdiction on
the Rio Grande against the assaults of the Indian
tribes, and if she boa 1,5(10 men in arms to assert her
Loamy, there is already a fitting field fur the display
of her chivalry. On the arrival of the memeuger from
Texas, the President called a cabinet council, and a
long eesion took play', and the prcbability is there
will be some new scheme of compromise proposed
which will be relieved from the load of private in-
trigue and the influences of the contemptible clique'
which ruled under the influence of the late eabinet.
I see nothing whatever alarming in this state of
affairs. Oar Scathe= friends talk very loud and
threaten hard, but it most be remembered that we
have very hot weather at this season of the year.
The President'. message on this subject is reported to
be reedy : it intimates his determination to resist any
aggression on the part of Texas by force of arms.
Another important document has reached us from
Cuba—the repsrt of the auditor of war on the cue of
the Cintny prisoners. It is a very well drawn paper,
and indicates a greater degree of knowledge of mari-
time law than we here accord to Spaniels officials. It
recommends the liberation of the 42 C. n.oy prisoners,
which has already taken place, and the confiscation
of the two vessel., the Georgians and Susan Loud,
and the punishment of their officers. An order for
their execution has in fact been issued. It is not pro-
bable that cur government will make any further
afftrt for the release of these men, upon whom the
charge of piracy has been pretty fairly twitted.
A very large steams r was launched on Saturday in
this city to ply to San Juan de Nicaragua. This looks
like beirg to mimes% The little unmet Dictator,
whose departure for that Flees I announced to you,
has been obliaed to put in twice on her way for coal
and repairs fille3 she left us. On the 29 h ult. she
was at Csarlestoo. The Ores, which has been plying
on the Chagrin river, hay made soothe: attempt to
ascend the San Juan, bat with what success we do
not as yet know. The diffi. tatty was in crossing the
bar. I understand that dredges have been sent down
to clear a passage. Ido not believe that the rotes as
at present inteedei to b' nerd will be practicable be-
fore the Ist of October. If it can be made so the ge-
neral impression is that the Isthmus of Panama will
he abandoned by the Americans.
The arrival of the Cherokee from Chagas, which is
daily ex.iected, will throw much 1;04 upon the
prospects of these various projec-.. I have conversed
within a few days with a very intelligent young man
who came tome from California to see a sick mother.
He is going back sgsio, having, as he inform.d me,
made there in a short time the sum of 3,000 dollars
is cash, and being the proprietor of fire lots of ground
in a flourishing tows, which be imagioes will make
him rich. He is alas part owner of a hotel, doing a
good businres, on the Yoba river. I made many
inquiries of him in relation to the productiveness of
the gold mines. He expressed the opinion that in
two year.' time the wet diggings would be exhausted.
The dry diggings will have to be resorted to, and the
labour there is intense and overpowering. He had
not. however, heard of the late discoveries of new
mines. Ton have his opinion as I received it. The
number of people going oat to Cauiforoia from this
port has sensibly diminished the last two months.
This may be owing to the heat of the weather, and
to the rainy season on the Isthmus.
The state of North Carolina, long a whig state,
has been carried by the democrats. This is the
result of the abolition movements made by some of
the whig leaders at Washington.
AMERICUS.

. INTELLIGENCE.
NEW TORE, Atm. 6, 3. u.

The fill ire& Is imprimis, sod we Me; inowe
to mar rem Meurale scepter. The city peritetly
brehby, mil pest sembies Oren the see& tad met re bed to
Weer oar areas
'I'M lueret. me Ihr, Ire bees shumbstosil ow emery Meseta it,
esehiel to perehre holy, Is the eirldeme UM Pr role entre is.
gerbewel amps will assete thin to err thdramprete. lbe was.
weir* hewere,se tar, to,. brae relleeste. The eerie se leo of
I tee, dry pole; be.. U.. Ime set r arersed. me we reet
I NMI bane ace Mar der team Js ill Me et trees say be ez.
he
le Sew.
The Pewee cilleveles Sri psi Mee bra moweelly hog% sad
there le so Male dote Mae Ilesesmor Isee MI rase to Or
braise' r we we My bussulei orssowpant w cow-
-1 sat sal sedererithe Mullps mob& Orioles re to.. with
I awry IMMO= etas Immvelert is Mrs.
I TM preepers et the urea imp ere rheihrarmileresesib—the
Wass Is ism two to works Idle lift It was last error— Ye-
ast Oro moonberreemd tepserrlueselortly Mt mder—set Is
coral= le tellireed or bray rim me purr
to rests MO et Me reedistOeleher.Mees=
Oleo& Mrs Mr “tile MA/ bream red Itle bealimbit
Zsz. sowthed " es thersime. ems= le
I be
be awl thin.V.Ser 'eluded' Omar NNW
reps be gnat sad et
L 'MIL% CMOs)
Nsw Toss. Auevrr i —Canso.—Ow Int sesposts
sew per AswAss. leth M. Os the SIM the Orsdee Melees were
resived per telegraph Isis sod 1,111/ lobo wan MI to full
Mew to I e.ollwree; es Me IM MM. Me edemas Mateo re
b.& Low ; es the Me. 4.331110Xem I t=lellehres TM tweet-
able arm tram Wryest lardm rim le re.
..hose! PIM 10 11111 k 111 it *We reit sed este* i•••_ft
erippilei the Emir Ow eerier —.awl was MrL
Wws las ~us is. bstreanit
ties ersories teMber bees Mee Jeprep. Is es
tubs" the siee MP* hes, se Me es- bear.
posooe. sow Mk primes sal milli bilge Iral.l4ima
a Morals 'Merle swim mow ost mow tor
woken OM the ingewesi aresels rit wereMr em sifts. soss
leak Ow Mewls( lesitiManat Idellt sal WO e Mestshie
appertualty ropier Mk
Meath Oetless Omit Mem
Onerry biped etitorar 1:11 to 14 le UP
Waft seised MIL ..-- II to 1 3 Is Up
Miele Is ids to 1 111 te
to pee Mr le to It rum
61 'RA—wassi up Is err bra Ma mistimed
grawelfenestateMelViiri=lMttte
re&
plossis approsowi nom Irt= Ihe
deer* trek. asp allre Ow wools Ihm=kaar
(the Meet erne es vorra) Owils wog Orrdirs.uth winks la
Lod*" woe NWIrWsl, s ewe bow Is Taus It
tia Mindy r mite Sperm is se .tole loperb es the werher
dottlitftiverestbilbes,= sat • Isle sr ea* Met lest with the
reel Wt.PM be Mira tree Mb tim est. w•

4kifill. « Itsnit'orverin- —becrgb
41ez
the eawasse t
gr. Yaluase= forst to wigis neirrif
des menden tif the Nedra Ine dung the nee betyne
dinehred Vif• feener_nelede:.tele skid, ea he elinlishil
=utin see Igneen Vain Cempaaee ezieresiesies
the enerwasat divines of the wale to ant,
11aa Le and Nerve A aad the distriets Wag benne
aww of railway irides thektireien, whisk meet
=s eelleiderable trellis u_pea the' ',folk Railway, still
le be made by the Lanni Men Gooney. The
inns end exurases sten* mann dating vie hell peer
~tot to 865,2101. 4e. ad., heels( 86.4961. 8.. 2d.,
U whin must In added the surplus left after
geeing the last dividend, manly, VW!. 17e.
esskies as available balance of 117,1161. as. 24.
The dietetics therefore' recemened • dividend ern 4s
sonseiklated stook of the Raman Conlin Railway Oneney
el Is. per share, and • papillae to the Norfoffi y,
itellideat to give as equal dividend as their
sleek, acceirdiag to the egreinnent enbeisting between the
companies. The directive have patehesed No. ffhe
=2..t. Stook, sensation I. MOM Stook, 41., isnanly
la suer, ant have casseUet the cettifienee, as me
senelved st the last kaMyearly nada, : they aim gave ea.
dee So the headers of the York Rennin nye per Ont.
Genteassed Steak that they might be paid off at par ea the
10th of Jan net. In pmenses of which Doan nines el
teas meek. to the anent of 26,8401, had esesenesd le ro-
ans payment skim the half-year's aceonis wens Meade
leaving 11,0901, they to be dealt with, part el wids it has
sines bees paid elf; sod this sleek will be replaced by des
banana at vets 01. Istvan. Your soweetents use
still en is the nonsiation of the capital 'cosset,
whin than vet bass able to session daring the pen
half-year. ender hemetly made, in snot es is
none, have ben iced. sew of which are sew re.
wettable, than will animal to more than safficleat to pay
the sem of this blealieb Investigation, and the triremes
teseefeee nessamata that it he steadily pursued. Nan the
hell-year's abbots were closed, the reformat between the
loupes, and Kr. George Baden, minim of of the WM
beach and St. Ins Railway transaction% pas been decided,
and the sum of 1,0001., with interest at 6 per cent for three
years and three quarters, making together 1,1671 10s., have
beet awarded to the company and paid by Mr. Hudson,
who has also paid the toots of esterase.. Tee attempt, by a
separate compeay, to obtain an act of parliament to make
• railway from Cambridge to Shepreth having been de-
feated, and the powers of this company to take land for
a breach line in the same directioa—namely, from
15helked, mar Cambridge, to the termination of the Royston
mad Ritchie Railway at Shepreth, being limited al to time,
the directors took means to get poseesuion of the ground
without delay, and they have the satisfaction to state that it
was obtained on comparatively reasonable term', and in all
eases by amicable a:augment with the owners and oone
piers. Specifications have been pupated, and contracts are
advertised for the whole of the works, which are intended
to be completed in time for the opening of the Royston and
Ritchie Railway. Daring the present session of parliament
en vet was sugbt by the BI wall Railway Company, to
obtain ramie( powers over the whole of tha Rom rn
Counties Railway ; sad, had the attempt ben suometel,
the result to this company would have been unjust and in-
jurious. The direction, however, have the satisfaction to
that, by the opposition they were enabled to pre-
sent to ttia bill in the committee of the Rouse of Commons,
the powers sought were reduced to such limits, as to render
it unnecessary to carry the opposition farther. Tome have
increased the law charges of the company during the pan
half year. The Eastern Union Company have obtained an
act of parliament, Ririe( them an extension of time to make
the branch to Harwich, and other ;noes ; and although the
directors felt it their duty to call on the proprietors, at their
last special general meeting, to reface their assent to me sin
clauses intended to have been inserted in that sat, they be-
lieve great advantages to both companies would result from
Tee opening of the Harwich branch, and they shall
be glad if the Rasters Union directors are babied
to devise some mode of completing it, in which the
directors can advise this company to co operate with them.
The directors regret that they have not succeeded in cos-
electing an agreement with the Great Northern Railway
C impiety ; but, being well aware of the lom which must be
susteined by both companies in the event of a hostile compe-
(inn, they trust that a good uedentanding may be maistaieed
between them until some defioite arrangement be made. Toe
directors regret that it sbould have been deemed expedient by
the Newmarket Company to discontinue the working of their
railway. It has been a subject of much care and anxiety to
this board, and several propositions have been made to the
Newmarket Conway for working their traffic, but the
directors feel it knoeseible, one elitist with your interests to
offer more than they have already done, namely, to work the
Newmarket Railway at coat prise, and without any profit to
this company beyond what might arisen from traffic thus
brought upon the Eastern C mantas Line. The carriages and
other materials Winging to that company, held by the
Eastern Counties as *entity for their debt, will shortly be
taken at a valuation. The Blectria Telegraph Company's
agreement to work and maintain tee apparatus upon
this railway having some time ago expired, rem/deed
in abeyance when the present directors took since;
negrtiatious have been since pending which have
new resulted in a sew agreement between the tern,
bumbles, to the effect that a fair allowance shall be web 11l
this company out of the receipts for sommereial sao general
eierages sent long their lose, so that in future It will be
their interest and policy to extend mon freely to the pains
la the eastern counties tee benefits of the telegraph, ad to
induce the more frequent me of this tepid mode el mem&
beating in.ellizence. The Lowestoft harbour baa ten
Asished within the estimate, under the superintend's.. of
Captain Andrews, the harbour- mast. r, who hashes& 41.1
ernedly appointed by. the Trinity Board aperinteadeet et
pilots fur the port, welch is now much frequented as • hat-
bout of refuge, seeessible at all time, of tide to vowels el
twelve feet draft of water and to ships of the larger elms elt
high water. The trade of the port continues steadily to in
crease, nearly a thousand vessels having entered the banger
for trade or refuge during the past year ; and new reddens,
are rapidly rising on the south side of the harbour, whisk,
with the esplanade and pier, will render Lowestoft an sumer
five watering place for the citizens of Nor•ieh and the Lehr
Wants of the midland counties who have ready access to it
by the railways converging at Peterborough. The works
epos the Eastern Conuties Railway being now completed the
directors are enabled to dispense with the services of a
reeldant engineer, besides effeetieg other rodeo's's' in that
department, and to pleat the mainteneree of the way and
works in charge of the superintendent. The direoton sug-
gest that provident feuds should be raised amour their baser.
wed servants, to which the company should costribate, in
order to afford, under proper regulations. some Provision for
their families in me* of mondani or injury, to which snob
men are much tiptoed, as also is the event allude boob
leg unable to perform their duties throttch age, sickness, or
infirmity. In tee ez tabor workshops at Stratford thus is sow
Veining op • body of men to work and repair the company'si
eagises, upon whom skill sad intelligesee much depends.
Tee directors desire to insist there in acquiring a practically
useful education, to At them for such serum. These ob.
bets, to easontage edatetties sad prudent habits, may be
anted at a very moderate *spew ; the duty se well as the
Warns of the company require It, and they trust it will
nest the approbation of the proprietors. Deriag the pest
half year proposals to work the locomotive alines arid
nnisges by contract have been urged upon the directors
by metal, whose knowledge and expenses is railway
eat are entitled to great respite, and pumas
:at and responsibility have come forward with substantial
seers to undertake sack contrib., ee that the beard felt
henna to give this abject theft beat attention ; but after
Meng maturely onsidered it they are of opinion that it is
am he the interest of the provision that they should lease
workin of their line. The directors have, theeelbre,
appointed Mr. Jolutit.Gooeh,late of the South Western Rail-
way, as nperbitendest of the lowasetive .tepartmeat. It is
the panful duty et the directors to report that, curia( to duo
Weeselanese which arose is Inquiries fate the mem%
hewatly made for land aad other purposes, through Mr.
Denny the late eolisiser to the company, they Omni it
eeermary to dined the *constants etrimly to exualite GU
these Marinading ; sad the malt of these inquiries, as re-
bY Mum (linter sad Company, has ben that
wines sums of money, for which *begun had bees lives
le kr. Dunn, were not paid by him for the purposes Le-
ended; Mt otlesr NM had less dinged end paid twin
vier ; and that sertsin werneets reported to ken bees
node, bed mm ben made. Mr. Desna haven delivered,
end having beset paid, hie parliamentary sensate to a point,
by the hewer direetwe, awarding tea seals of charges egreed
wee, he has dose she demanded to have addition'
lllMllibeeetiell ire the same serviem ea the ground that the
suns treed apse was blew the woad eherese, and that
be Ins act had the annul of balsam be was lad to
Mph* when the male wits Seed. • espy of the seem-
Mete repeat was
The
to Mr Dunn. an ad Mil-
mills /*loin& Tim newer readied erentaineld ea eller
al fultaliee. whisk ditensee snoe ; sad they
INA, mesh* the Niesesis of Menu Mender

nasty e& lace at . They
swot In the ausubly nem of the George Tann, whieb was
anserded to mess ; hundreds of the men were usable to
gels adnittenee. There were delegates and deputations el
delvers frees almost every railway in the kingdom.
lac. II•pe a thine, was called to the chair. He opened
itseeiLeemicilez by observing that they had been called
his purpose of befog informed of what bad
tramples& ainse they had delivered their sense to the
Eastern Gessthe Compeny. It was his duty, to the fins
plan, to tell tbs. that the directors had pron./need these
charges artful Hr. Gooer , metaled in their memorkl, to
be Mee. He regretted that the dirieton bad aot instituted
an hmeiry, ia Janie. to Mr. Gooeb, the mac, sod the am.
pan', before *ey gave so premature and positive ta denial.
It might be used that they (the men) hid acted prema-
turely is descending the &missal of Mr. Gooch, but as be
had before stated, they had been drives to that step
• bin tyrannical and eopreedve treatment, and they
did net now lament the einem they had taken.
The men had &stubs' men in the papenthat thirty or forty
new bands bad bees taken down by Ile Gooch en Mors lay
to show then the road. It elm said they were some of the
hest drivers from the South Western. Telt he denied most
positively on the authority of the locomotive superintendent
of that ha.. He would read to the meeting one of the most
reinstkableinstrastiove ever essanating from a railway board,
issued by the Blown Counties*, Thursday last. " General
order The *cation inners are informed that to new queues
of the employment of a number of new drivers, the strictest
lineation is to be given to the working of the signals, and
each station master is himself to be on the pl Afore' on
the arrival of all the trains, and to comneaiinto

to the anginenten the description and time the
preceding train passed, mad say other matter regal:Jog
hie special notice of attention between that and the succeed-
ing station. The head guard to sub trade will, donne the ca-
cining week, ride on the eagle,, and a porter will be ap-
pointed to ties chars* of the break. ftgned George
His:insulate." He would ask why were these greet mean-
.ioas adopted if the seen taken on were really wrist bad been
represented by the compii.y ? This inference was clear.
They knew scarcely any of the duties, and to make up fur
their great deficiency, the services of the 'Whoa mestere,
guards, and porters, were Draught to their aid. He regretted
the company had resorted to the expedient of sending de-
tective oilcan to watch the actions of the old blurts. If the
company imagined they intended to molest the new hands in
their duties, they were very greatly mistaken. The men
intended to act, and had, up to that moment, acted peaceahly,
and would obtain, if possible, their just rights ia a legitimate
way.
Several drivers having addressed the meeting, it was ad-
journed to a later period of the day. Oa the body again
assembling, a represectatios was made that one of the en-
perintendents of the company, Mr. Atberoft, had undertaken
the °Moe of mediator between the men sad the directors. A
number of resolutions wen posed, expressing the sentiments
contained in the memorial that had been presented to the
board, sad that the men were determined in admiring to the
whole that bad been set forth. The resolutions were for-
warded immediately to Mr Ashcroft, who loot no time in
laying teem before the directors, who were sitting at the
Bie.opegato terminus. The dismissal of Mr. Gooch, and
the abolition of the finer, were the conditions set forth.
They were at once r.jectul by the directors, and conse-
quently all chines of an amicable adjus.ment is at an end.
The old bands' notices to quit the company's service would
Uri:niece at half-past 4 o'clock this mond g, the time the
morning men arrive at Shoreditch.
It is, however, expected that no inconsider►ble number
will, after all, remain is the service of the company In
the meantime Mr. Gooch complains that there bas been
very great exeggeratlon es to the rrounds of the Cif. fence.
between the men end himself. Hs states that it was never
intended that any person in the service of the company
should be held responsible for accidents which he could not
have prevented. It was only meant that, where accidents
were the malt of carehisneis, the puttee through whose
neglect they occurred should be made responsible. In order
that a proper disdoetios should be made betwe, n accidents
which no foresight or are could hare prevented. and those
vhich result from carelessness, it is intended that iequ:iy
should be made into the particulth circumstances of eaco
ease. In the meantime, in order that the service of the
eempeny may not experience interruption, a large number
of competent &eines and drivers hove been bruagh• from
Crewe and various other parts of the country. Indeed, the
company state that they h►ve required a greater amount of
aid than will be required.

MAITLEBONE VESTRT.—SERIOCS CHARGES AGAINST
THU GUARDIANS.-Mr. Churchwarden Bridgeman having
liken the c sir, Mr. Olsier rose and 'aid that he had heard
with horror that the inmates of the workhouse were to a cer-
tain degree starred by the new rules of the guardians, whieh
deprived them of their beer and their cheese, substituting
seventeen slop meals a week for their forint, substantial food.
It wee a dirgrsce to a wealthy parish like Marylebone to
abject the aged and the infirm to such trea•ment. He hoped
that the present starvation system would be abandoned, and
ihat tke old dietary table would be resumed. Mr. M•lively
den..unced such treatment of the poor as cruel in the Cl
treme, and wished to Know if the allegations were correct ?
Fouleher, a guardian, admitted that they were, but
hoped that the vestry would, for the present, take no further
notice of them, as the guardians intended to resume the old
dietary table. (Hear.) Mr. Glazier sold that with such a
promise he would not occupy the vestry any I roger with the
subject. At its rising the vestry adjourned to the 21st of
September.
POOR•LAW ARLIE? lit IRELAND.—By a return
printed on Friday, it is shown that in the week ended the
3rd August inst., there were 220,133 indoor poor, end 73,8.50
outdoor. In the corteroooding week of the previous year,
Use indoor numbered 203,199, and the outdoor 668,224.

CONSUMPTION OF BRITISH SPIRITS IN SCOTLAND.
—lt appear from a return to parliament (issued oo Friday)
that in the year ending the 6th January last, the duty WS,
paid on 6,935,003 gallons of British spirits for consumption
is Solsland. la the previous year the smasher was 6 648,190.
THI CONVICT BANNS!' CURTIS.—GLOUCESTRIt,
SATURDAY. —The unhappy woman Hannah Curtis who was
emviatad at the Glosesatenhlre Assizes, on Tuesday last, of

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the wilful murder of nor husband, by administering arsenic
to him, will be executed I. host of the county gaol at
Gloucester, on this day week. unless a reprieve should be
granted itithe interim. There is, however, not the lent
expeetation that the life of the prisoner will bs spared. Her
third husband, whom it will be remembered she married
in less than a meth after the death of her murdered hus-
band, Thomas Harris, had as Interview edit the prisoner in
the condemned Bell vest. play. He appesvd deeply moved
by the situation of thematic,. She has had three or lour
severe fire sinew ker eseviellon, sad her struggles when so
awned were very violent. She bee mad* no coafenioa of
her guilt, bat on the eoestrary persists in asserting her lase-
mace.

EYSCOTION OF WILLIAM EollB.—Thin unfortunate
men, condemned for p iisoalag his wire, who died on the
31st if May last, at Bougtttown, on the borders of York-
shire and Lancashire, was slanted on Saturday morning at
York (as we stated would be the case in that day's Ex-
Pres.). It may be recollected that shortly atter hie comic-
dun memories on his behalf were signed in Reogittown,
Keeley, and also in the city of York, praying that the Se-
erstary of State would st-y the emoutios. Some statements
alleged to hare been madirhy some of the witnesses for the
premention, tending to the ;opposition that the condento,d
met was innocent, haring been made public through the
medium of the press, an investigation took plate, the result
cf which was not favourable to the prisoner. Oa Friday
evening the chaplain was is company with the unhappy man
until a late hoer, and on his departure he still maintained
that he was not guilty of the crime imputed to him. Hem
was removed next morning at six o'clock from the ens-
damned cell to a room adjoining the place of execution. la
this apartment he remained until within a short space of his
death, when the sacrament was administered to him, sad he
seamed resigned to his fate. He walked with aAm step on
eis the drop, and died in the space o two =imam. Sines his
ausiestuatlea the primer hulked several epimptie A a, aad
ho esperiessed swiped*a of these attests on the:awning of
eseewdos, beeetsite very vident is his madam. Is a
diet time, however, be blame calm and amp mod, and
wimised if aka slate up to the tints of his death. Haw
=Maimed his inseesees to the last, and just before be ap-
gateM the ,shield he declared meet earnestly that he was
101 l guilty of the murder of his wife. The masher of
wastages wee set so l'rge as usual, there not being more
than between 3,000 sad 4,000 perms prime to witness tie
dreadful Prey&
THsMONOMER= CONVICT PATRICK Foltaaa.—
Tide 'Newlin who murdered his wife with a poker in the
meatrevoliiglilanner, at Newcastle will be execated en the

weft N thitewa Rua ea Bacardi! apartdag---a•za:- He
esatiases ht a vary dsJested state. tfa tboaght by was
that, fassasegaease se the appresablag Ash at her
, tba wratabsd sea will ha rapeisveal. That, how-
ever, is very detabttal. lodged, it is slalom sectata that the
'Maw will be carried butt sired.

PINS,
BALE OF ME ICING OF HOLLAND'S GALLERY.
(7NOW 001 OWN COILIMPONDIJIT
THE HAGUE, Ammar 14.
This day has been occupied with the ancient
Flelnish school of painting, of which foil collection
embodied so may Ste and rare examples, and the
Spanish paintings; both of which excited a very high
degree of interest, sad produced a correspcnding com-
petition. Several pictures were purchased ou amount
of the Emma, of Buss* some for the King of
Prussia, sad en* or two also for the Belgian govern-
ment. The atteedanee was fall throughout the day.
The pictures of g►eatest note that wee 131 d to-day
were the following s
No. 1. Jess Vas Eyek—"Ths AnnuneisHos of the
Vardln." Avery baselilal piston—pm &rine. Mr. Brani,
for Russia.

I. The same—" La View's as Leagues." An 'admirable
sebjeet, beautifully finished-9,000 florins. M.
Barikkeart.
4 and 6. Disk de lierieesa—Bistorind subject. " The
Emperor Otho sad the Empress Maria."-9,000 Swipe.
S sod 7. Jean Hemline—" The Life of Se. Benin." Two
extremely rare and beautiful subjects-0,000 florins.
6 mad 9. The sane—" Saint Juba the Baptist," sad
" Mary ltagdalea "-4.900 &rime.
10 and 11. The same—. St. Stephan " and " St. Chris-
topher "-4,600 florins.
These four beautiful compositiome are believed to be
beenbt fa.
12. The seess—" The Repose in Egypt." A very mini-
, site h uts specimen-2,600 fixing. Mr. Hem, Brawls.
14. The smate—" St. Luke prairie( the Portrait of the
Virgin." Very perfeet-860 flsriae. lid Bruer, for Russia.
16 The saute—" The Adoration of the Mare." A very
flue rimpceitice in tueltent preeervatioo-6,460 florins.
16. Attributed to the mar —A very rare and fine compo-
sition, in three parts. "The Demist from the Cross," is
tits sentre ; on the left, "Repose is Rays ;" and on the
!Wit, " The Bes.rreetion 4.1 Christ "-6,ooo.firrioe. Berlin
omenta.

113 and 19. The ease—The Birth of fk. John, sod the
Baptista*. Christ, both very see-4,000 nooks. Kr. Weber,
eke kr the 11.,mal Museum at Berlin.
22. Quints ketzp—The Coronation of the Virgin, a very
splendid picture. It. Bring, tor the Blamer tf Rosin.
23 and 24. The same—The boat of Christ, anti the but of
the Verstin-2,350 florins.
_ _ _

26-29. Bernard van Otle/j—Five most intarestioc and
beautiful subjects, taken from the Lite of Job-6,400

30 —The came—" The Virela and Infant Jesus," a little
subject of emplane flnish-2.000
36. J. de Idebase—" The Descent from the Cr...," a very
sellrb eonteositien-2,600 Aortas.

38 and 37. The same-0 St. John the Baptist," and" St.
Peter," extremely fine, enriched with Eljx.r.tioe anti eo-
ten-4,360 florins.
39. The school of Maltase—. The Life of St. Augustin."
• picture divided in Emmy aserapartments, and beautifully
painted.
40. Jean Mefsye—"U Faseonnier," a pertnit of a
personage of distinction with a falcon is his hand, ex-
ceedingly file head-1,000 Eosins.
41. The same—" Portement de la Croix," very fine and
in excellent condition-2,450 Swiss.
42. Pierre Pourbus—An allegorical subject, finely ale-
Inlet, bat indelicate design-1,060 &ries. Mr. Neewen-
hays.
46 and 48. Luna de Leyden—" The Ms:matins of the
Magi." and " Toe Descent from the Cross." M. Bruni,
for the Emperor of Russia.
47. Holhein—Portrait of a lady of quality, very admira-
ble-6,000 florins. Mr Hera, for Mr. Rothschild.
48. The same—Portrait of Sir Thomas More-1,600
goring.

SPANISH SCHOOL.

116. 11flurillo—H The Arsumption of the Virgin"-
38,000
117. The seme—" St. Jehn of the Ctor," a grand gal-
lery picture-2,600 11 •rins.
118. The eame—t' The Holy Family," grand gallery
subjeet74,4so florins.

119. s~trtbated to Murillo—The elms subject, a large
gallery picture-1,100 florins.
120 and 121. Velseques—P.rtraits of PhEip IV. of
Spain and of the Dike d'Oliveres-38,850 Enloe. M.
Bruni, for the Emperor of Runic
125. Ribeira Spagnoletro—" The Holy Family," a very
noble gallery pietas-8,500 Boric..

JENNY LIND AT LIVERPOOL.—The appessanee of
the " Nightingale" at Friday evening's concert, aocordirg to
a local paper, was the signal ior &demonstration that beggars
description. The audience stood up to welcome her, and
such a volley of cheen as rent the air was, perhaps, .
before heard within the walls of a theatre or concert room
Tae salvo was thrice reiterated, sod at length the s cgs: refs,
who seemed almost overcome by the warmth of her recep-
tion, was enabled to obtain silence, and began to sing " Qui
la von," from I Puritani." The audience lii.tenel through,-
out with rapt attention, and at its end bnke sot into un-
controllable applause, which did no: a'ate until the gibed
vocalnt had reappeared upon the platform. Tee vole• of
the " Nightingale' is fresh anti penetrating, as sweet and
flexible, as powerful and mellow as hitherto, while her st• g-
uns is more thou ever unrivalied. It msy not be superfli JS
to state that hildlle. Lind has vastly improved in goad looks.
Her long rest has been evidently beneficial.
THE NEWLY APPOINTED CARDINAL—Dr. Wise-
man who, for the last two or three ye..n, has officiate it as
Remo Catholic Bishop of the London district, left town en
Friday last, ea route tor Rome to diseharge the f Gaol .of
the office of C adios!, to which he has been recently pro-
moted. The last Englishman who was invested wits this
dignity was the late Cardinal Weld.
SPLITTING DEMANDS IN THE COUNTY COURTS.—
There is an important provision in the Amended Ciionty
Ciurts Act, which took effect on the 14th inst , by which no
neoed suit in a second court can be brought. By the Pith
intim it is enured, that if any party shall sue another in
any court for any debt or other cause of action for which
bath already sued him, and obtained judgment is ary other
court, the proof of such former suit having been Isrouetit
and judgment obtained, may be given, and the party so
suing shall nut be entitled to recover in such second suit,
and shall be adjudged to pay three times the oasts of .uch
mood suit to the opposity party.
INJURY BY VIE PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER.—This
wonderful nationd undertaking, instead of b• ing a protec-
tion and safeguard to the Itfiexible war steamer on her
coming into Plymouth Sound on Tuesday, was the taunt of
considerable damage. The vessel was taken into dock on
Thursday, at 11 o'cleck, a.m., when it was found that about
twenty sheets of her copper had been carried away or da-
maged, and several of her planks were so injured as to re,der
their removal necessary. A number of bonds were put on
the work, and it was completed by 11 the same nigh', and
the vessel was taken out of dock. boss persons on Satur-
day picked up some of the copper at the Breakwater ; it was
roubed up by the shock like what the housewives call
"crimping,' as applied to the borders of can, &c. The
general impression amongst the persons acquainted with the
rumours relating to this disaster is, that a court-martial is
indi.pensablet bat we cannot learn that any order to this
effect has yet been toned.
CHARGE OP ATTEMPTING TO DEFRAUD AN IN-
SUILANCI COXPANT.—At the Liverpool polies court
Friday a person named George Smith, together with ens
Meek Carson, were brought up to answer the charge of
endeavouring to defraud the Royal Insurance Company.
Mr. R. Booker conducted the ease ow the par: of the com-
pany, from whose ratement it appeared that the prisoner
Smith applied to the R gal Trounces Company for the pur-
pose of effecting a policy of insurance upon his stork in trade
and shop fixtures The amount of the policy was 8701.. and
the date of the same was the 16th of May. On the 13th of
July last the premises were partially destroyed by fire, and
on the following 26th he put in a declaration, which was
taken before Mr. Rushton, in which he stated that his lorses
were over 1,5001. for goods and 601. for fixtures. The tire
took place on a Saturday night, and was soon extinguished.
Is Smith's declaration he averred that he had lost the whole
of his books of account except two ledgers, and that he was.
therefore, unable to make an saturate and detailed statement
of his losses, and that the amount claimed in the declaration
was under the actual sum ; that is Match previ Mt he had
token stock, at wtich time he found it was then worth
1,6601., and he had added to his stock to the extent of SOL
It should have previously beea stated that the chug* now
before the bench arose fromehe fact of three men, Elsie
Rte. William Roe, and Mark Carson, bavieg been brought
up previously for having in their possession a quantity of
woollen cloth, supposed to be stolen. The charge failed, but
It t d out in the evidence that it was got from Smith's,
and that the numbers upon it corresponded to that in hie
invoices. The two Roes were discharged, but Casson was
kept in custody, and an application was mada by Mr.
Booker for a warrant to arrest Smith on a sharp of soa-
spinal to defraud the Royal Insurance Company. After
he.,riag some evidence, Mr. Rushton said that the present
possession was a very proper one, not only in justifica.ion
to the Royal Insurance Company, but to the public at large.
lie would remand the prisoners to Wednesday nest.

FATAL OCCURINCE ON THE EkSTEHN COUNTIES
RAILWAY —Aa 0014111111101. usfortuaately attended with the
loss of human life, took plate on the Eastern Cupids. R dl-
way, on Saturday last. The down train, proceeding towards
Tottenham, had not pored the Loa-ridge station man
than a asianW, when it was discovered that the train had
pared over the body of a rasa on the line. The engine
was stopped with all practicable speed, the cams and several
of the paesengen ramming back to render all possible assis-
tant*. They found the body of the nafortsear sue (who
was most respectably dressed) ly lag acmes the rads, bit head
being almost severed from his body. Ho Wes reword to
the Lea bridge stares; bat as life was oompletely wince,
the body was reared to a noighboariag public-bore to
await • orrear's Japer.
COSONeit'll heedoneT.—EttiCiDl FROM BLACK-
Batarday as inquest was held by
EL W. Payne, at Si. Bartholomew's Hospital, on the body
of a woman who!, name is unknown, who leaped trust
Bligkreigrs bridge on Tlnalkisy morning. A lad named
Eras, livieg is Uaton street, Borough, stated that on
Thareday morales, about Orr o'clock, he wee standing on
the flimsy side et tbe lunge with • ginger-bier stall, whet
he observed the diseased standing on ono of the seats, end in
a woad or two after here her falling down. She pi,rhed
Intoner et the piers of the bridp.aad thee fell into the weer,
• bargeman of the name of Brasier, who was going up with a
seep of straw. brought her to the shore. The ruse of
death wan an extensive hooters of the roll. In Order to
give time far the body to be owned, the inquiry wan adjourned
to Thursday.

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that the Yetis be
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_situ* 191 eideblibilleese a even la I__llbe__tee',_ Mistier, theskeed it "Meat sal seesteury tei request biro
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aa 11.414, kftis •• •8•••••famaido. II dal. tit .‘• rest mum ea mu aseopia yii Ws loroloo°ol°.. lb withdraw Ide resignation, and was net until Rue sod
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° 14714* St eh subs wallas remoolls tars la as logo wen, asilhoWOollallonate that. how 11117:1=de Illoooloonf oppertaalty MI been lowed to search bin pest traseeetleas,
eerie rode with a Slew tlibenutiaboi in tie part Of the waft to aptive at nie alma wows sit Wisp Ilia, sea a; pa 046 S. Int wean le raw *. beseteefeletee ie whia the r•••••• that the preens Meteors could Wale knowl ef these
or y lis mill es " eoroethint. ilktd *Rectal • nrpillithil'd .114.,."11•"drit,584,4," 1',..,," "S. szaral ,94._ LW.. -tit aleoL.....bit mid•Ur% 164666.,Th6ve1e5i5k56066666/ he lb° 6611-1. I directors°dig
_ mood a toecladir g this report, the venture to
I AMMAN el , Pewee, the Saastor, 'tb a pat of the bell .a;:i----'''' --' --." •• *' -.. S. - -•'• eutile•• —l.4aiishibtr wasek.lefle e"ee•Qautureeeiade, state tttair sops and belief that, Meet and harassing an
was& ille able ahnirpoidog all tbr pearliektiVokketaptiazad 1064111 ' ratailia sea la Ur .*m nisi ult. dais Ilia. he, base hen, and RE ate, 'they stvll, If they tun '
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• lap N mud le path% a Ifs meth ha ..dasititig 10440 i: l'Iwww""P"*"."""` swum, taawasesaya,
---; - Mae to possess the ewitlissor sad sapper Ili the proprietors,
• the old eleteilower4:
Odels..pw 1011 As.
. °loam agiv" ma leillbewe .4~ Chet etrws ••W be able eabstastlally to
Is the condition and musette
Alum aokat . poi of du bill sad anoUnd was se , there soda Parateisos,--Twasilmresesinsiaseiam,beit ofitheat.yy S. wee seelitaid by their ' . The sum" •f the aompaay and to lowa the working expenses. Is so
. ' • awaited wilt the' lattatia &lam pf tut*** pt ati ,hrfte., ,„1ft...0104=1 ail. tikLiti& 50 10...,..diert.....3Lie• haviag boa of madam ,itie mow. a •
ass they woad repeat their reeolutiss, sore thus aft
isent!asealammle46t_••• =lna: lifit MY staid not toclp ragclinseang his Zadal%l7- mr". ---"- ii. - . iriialll4,7'"ipieglit'
iteleitia. at Oa leel eleedeli. al 6666816_____ _is sew expereiod, to eadeavoar, by easeiliatory mew, sad by to.
rare ewes et ger. Ver. Mr; rem" for et* man be bad diode (et Is +bombs of with all iliebreermse„ sad It wal bieweeemell lime opriatiee with neighhoaring railway, tether then tiy coca
ssdrfatiosi to aa Meade
b dm, f, %Wile, DAM 11 iliAl Millpping his Imaturlal robe apoina hint; '' .. . • isist istansis*: , ' • adm litareee Weer" bee her ebeelftd with MUM_ AL 311- polities with tato, to secure to thin
compasy and to the
I 111°___,1111..II•Lou°011,a,,Zolleneeal..__ eg 4.oriae_. 8 rad smclmai_., I greet eyeless of railinya is tits HOW, &IMO% of Ragland,
alia (eldraiallt era b ask dams 'ander lb. boespeeted Voir has had ta••-
ilike 'd araisollilineisit /Mai ARM. the bill had thy. been *fatal, tits • ! rwt..l - , Use l.i, • * Mr' "." .'"
sWil .. °.nseweimereellni"` W 111__„*°1•011 °' tho wale and nowease which they ought to passim sad n-
th. telliieTe fad to the "ray road wales.
_kg. Wu -EDWARD L. Barre, Chairman."
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01 *OM. hill lhe ex' ergs at Ow beaker's wee stated to be 92,t971 Ilk 6f i the
4,4„Thwasiwattilagt iimo•d•g"ilfill tie rota
". illatwibayth_ whose gidlialirlifreili4l;wriz. /Arnow." "44 77"1"... as.""; -, ,s 1 tWs 141• A tile IL ; Peelle" 'kW kw* m+llll64lbalael IP tcl the ,_ moat dee by sendry debtors (szeiesive of the t-• A te St* put', that & ns: asm 67 of 1.0411. 19e. ld., on amonat et !mom ,els bahlossinv),
I otherd se the .rat Ihr ad • •...4 wobble" dpir the la.. mosses% Ink Yo : "IL ID ride; , ,reek.; the amities aftinvestigan he the " 122,4141. 14i. 10ii.
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of ~sets* Kper du • - • •
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rp seastity whisk ease to the la ird to have iere *Me. Haw °aura. Ave. 1.-n. Imius ■et abasime ditsisar "Irml_____4lll4_,7 and wok's "61 a6.46316A2P61N , W 11.4 • W'the lion, who as lartitly therm thrte'days tate here Lsoo. Pertisgvil a& sopearod; '" "' lie mien"' l"."*".11.011:4. • 11" " P 1166
row dioaatm am
• • • • u. ' Ware lowinar se dna.- lloisianistusall la MINI laseelhe Ada% id Wont ; sad It is prepaid dhat tido mot eleeeid Map- THE DISPUTE BETWEEN THE ENGINE-
S/in awed at Si. to IA 66•62466911 eaPe Bei! mass of am° Jur. nonsortion. Tem la sent dignalsood. and 1/115 hands. wage partiered 7 shaming lb. ma
01 Neil ludfloar alias DRlTrigm AND THE DINND/Das OF TEN
at sway Art. kir wen Lord. goneoe, ipmennsamit papaaataat, it ib sapp,ped edr,p,d $. sesiesseosiao. aridesty Wink an 4d tergierebt tie 4th of unary w lAA_ ,4 0004 sad ibe half /041 "dia°_., IittSTEIN COUNTIES RAILWAY.
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Ullinelli, 54.- evafiv. voti. --• • t esereess. dOtstatacat arttew Ma*, and defies the boundary Duammi. Ape. 3..... nu bus man .
sum up moo an 100,7061 from til2itiamasiattg. lit,.___yekil 69,9a5.ju. 3e. kr bees is. 0a Saturday, at 12 o'clock, a large meeting of
werwrwizit that &MN IS WM' eiawdrivers and firemen In that ornp'oy of rte
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'11"7,,t72"14'4,... ,„dd .t. a 14" ThiNill. ti is understood, is nicly to pose, woos. we was sit esisiii a sasaseese. I,llba hums geld by IL
sIPO— ----"- as also tae for the adadeeien af . Waage into the ""••"*"; sall•tive• I° ; ASO oak at 2 dela fir. to ;mat fu. id. =lmmo hisillatbitis acloss4 r• Naaaai trite Laths Basal papist took2lan at Stratford They
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