The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-26 00:00:00

PRINCE ALBERT

AND TUE
MAYORS OF THE UNITED ELNGDON,

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTNR.)
YORK, Fatr NlGra.
To day we have witnessed in the good old c: 'y of
Ynrk this grand national Kun ion —thia =pinata fatal

symbol—this brilliant and promising f ,resbailoariag of that
graat and long and uniTtraally talked cf avant wht.t I; to
immortalise the yea, 1851 among the Annabel( Great Eri.sia
—the Exhibition of the Industry of AU Nations.

In order to provide ample accommodation, a cor.,ida.
able portion of the sessions court was taken d. se, •td
that' a noide space was added, which afforded the mein. at
seating comfortably the whole of the s.istiognished
There were five tables stretching lorgi.udinally, tut and
west, In the body of the hall, at the sea end there were
two more tables' and et the lint end woe the great
table occupied by the most distinguished or the ,reeve
C wen were laid for 248, and the tables in the body of the
building wire so arranged that all the company had so sa-
c:4llml view of the head table, at wh'ela the chairman,
Prime Albert, the Lord Mayor of Lon.!co, and other Icr
sone efrank were stated.. TM effect of the pan of arramag
the seats wee, that the company bad the app?arance of beteg
all arcomm,dated at one immense table. An ornamental
design was erected in front of the west window, and imme-
diately behind the great circular table, at the head of
the room. At the toot of the device, it rested, if
we may so speak, upon an elaborately wrought well
base, coloured blue gad gold. Upon tie was a state tc
representation of the four coasters of theglobepresectin; to
Britannia, standing in the centre, specimens of the proe• as
of she industry of the nations of the earth. att...ve this <<ra
the arms of the City of Landon and the motto "1) rs 111
&riga nos." Then came above this again, a magniflz,nt
in the centre of which was a medallion of the Q seen Ind

her Royal Consort, encircled with a wreath of a e gam-
rock and thistle combined. at tho upper air of which
was the royal crown. Then, outeide this wreath there
were, right and left, the arms of some of .he prin-
cipal cities sod boroughs of the United lair-italic
At the foot of the shield, and above the arms of
the City of London, were these of the City of
York; and alternately right and left were the arms of
antondaEnddinbutivrgulap,oolanchitheteeirmr ansd Not
Leeds and Birmingham, Norolth and Bristol, Dublin
Dublinsalty SEsiuinthanibmhp-
were placed jest about the centre of the inner circle of the
shield, and at this point there were iorrodueed two figures
(Scotia and Hibernia), representative of the sister Isles of
&Oland and belted. Above the trout, which capped the
medallion of the Clean and Prince Albert, WAS the snieht of
the royal consort, ud above this spin scene the feathm of
the Prince of Wales, with the motto " Ich diem," ant sup-
ported by two Cupids; the whole tartan.: beicg invaded
with the royal arms. Ao appeaser e, there were graceful
wreaths, festooned and pendant and symbolised by anther'
representation of the two houses York and Ltheester—red
and white roses. The whole of this port of the bell, in-
cludiukthat portion which tionstitutiso the Judicial broth fit
the maims court, was profusely and elegantly adorned with
crimson drapery, oases of flowers, runner I, bonnets, Neat
and on either side of the great west wiodow there ess,i
boot, lent for the omasion by the committee of tie York
Sotiool of Design.
11. Super, with a staff of ainistante, was badly. engaged
for some days prior to the grand he in proposing Intro
extensive a fife. In order to afford him con fothi.y the
whole suite of ordinary apartments in the Judges' house,
and at the Mansion-house, were placed at his disposal, end a
temporary building was erectel in the yard of the
for the purpose of dialing up," so that this operation tri.ht
be performed as close as tvreible to the banquot.ronn.
This morning brought with it ao itlll4le4 blithe snd
throng its the city of York. Tho arrival of Prince AtlKrs at
the Mansion-house was a most enthaeintio aff dr. Ile ar-
rived at four o'clock. At six he entered the state room of
the Mansionthousc, when each mayor and his Welsh wrs
presented.
Returning to the Goildholl, and the deeevatio-s on the
table, we observed pr.minent among the more rercatheble
embellishments of the banquettlng.holl various produrims
in the beautiful new art of patent glass silvesino, refired
expressly far the occasion, as being peculiarly appropriate
to a festival inaugurating the anproa6ing congress of the
artistic industry of nations. These specimona c.! ei,t of
gilt, silvered, and bronzed figures of ',glee and stles,
busting large globes of glass, on whose slivered surfaces the
whole none is vividly reflected in miniature. Next, there
ore two highly chased salvers. on pedestals, at the head of
the centre table, in ruby glue, the Inner surfaces being
variegated by tne application of the silvering proem, whist'
throws out the colour of the sloe with extraordiosit
brilliancy. There were also three say erb dtinking cups, one
for Prune Alb rt, and one each for the Lord Mayon of
London and York. The first Is in ruby glass, portions of
the stem and base internally chequered with silver, and=
the sides bearing beautiful white medallinos (sunken) of
her Majesty and the Prince Consort, and the royal arum of
England. The other two cups are of the same sire and
chaps, bat indeed cf being ruby and silver, the cokurs are
emerald and silver ; and on the aides are the private arms of
each of the right tioncumble recipient', together with the
usual heraldic emblazonment* of the cities of Landau and
York respectively. The unoorteinty of the lard llayor of
Dublin's arrival prevented a cups beieg prepared for hies.
Three munificent carved oak chain were plead in the
Guildhall for the use of Prince Albert, the Lord Mayor of
London, and the Lord Mayor of York. The bills of fare
were most elaborately embossed with the royal arms and a
rich fruit border. The tables were literally loaded with
silver plate, cut glass, and an array of ornamental dining in
silver, gilt, and breeze.
The following were the distinguished guests at the royr'
table :—His Royal Highness the Prices Albert, the Lola
Mayor of Lthdon, the Lord Mayor of York, the Marquis of
Clanriesrde. the Earl Fitz Mem, the Marquis of Aborcoro,
Lord John Ruseell, the Earl of esthete, Earl Minto, EITI
Granville, Lord Beaumont, Lord Feeershun,_Lord Om-
stone, Sir George Grey, Ban., and Sir Charles Wood, But.
It unanimity to give the bill of fare if we nate that it
arnaprised thing that could vindicate the ancient chores-
ter st Regiud for bountiful hospitality, and at the same time
Inalladed all those delicacies which wealth and a good welt
asst asausand.
Tbo *tsar being ended,
Yho LORD MAYOR of YORK, at half-past nine, rose
to perm the Queen's health. It wee -his duty as well
am lib privilege to propose to them a tout which all would
unliMgahs Their fist thoughts, next to gratitude to the
Aware All Good, were sincere end heartfelt aspirations
for Ms health of that beloved sovereign under whoa rule
sad mad and benignant sway the blessings we enjoy are
andalhaned to es. Re highly eulogised the avelkictes of
.Majesty, and gave the " Queen," with three times
tile. (Cheers.)
LORD MAYOR then gave the next ton:, His
Had Highness Prince Albert.' In the presence of that
empalpmnonage who had honoured them with his attend-
MOB day at great personal inconvenience, his lordship
Mal OM express all that hie feelings would prompt. It
Ma* sell be said, on his royal highness's creseing as sea
MGM Oaberne to attend this banquet, as it was nid
of e
Moms emperor of Yon carry. the hopes of Britain
Moons" Hie royal tughoess en this his
'..." country had satitled himself to the gratitude
saltaieattecis of the people—(cheers)—his claims to our
were founded oa the certain bails that he abstain
be
ed
ends in the political mutest& of the day,. whilat. hs
big Not shown Idameifbaskward as befitted his high "moon,
, Ildoirobent Menet" end his groat abilities in coming for-
' ward la ilerther overpecheme and every plea that had for its
=ha blade el dm envicalture, commerce, and menu.
al this wintry. His lordship concluded by giving
" Priam Albert, and thanks for his attendance—three
tunas throe. (Loud cheers.)

bets, ems wad* dabs. (Mesta) As to my breams
ia the dies* may of wheel I haw tbs hoppions
see prop.; I have me Sea% that all d those gibs wea-
slowily sestiewils ha papaw of Weems se el
badness yew by y. hese llia.w.hlt weeds, be Mood
thestlag their eel ft the ash& Mari with their iota eyes
weedwe *WA the Zahlblimad Mal proselwe to Wes
talk. Ia essehrisa, I sea wals asy I *ask pa for the
Mawr yes bars dew es
The 101111) MAYOR el yam pee " The Amy awl
Mew," end said-1 snii, gerimes, that WWl=
essegarative peso sad leassallbig boo aft
hew ear awassise the swim at thesoll ma his
haw upheld the Swig= Marisa et
Oeptela CAI[ D=LL bet* asigw=haaks for the
ansarlan
MAYOR of TO= *ea wee be
"IC Ueda law UM llarka." ar=
Lew arstaeledoped lb. Lamb Presliewe of
the Mee& Uhl Omar wart is this wer meallsolog lab
WM* Wilda to rain of Bt. Mary's Abbey; sad 'Mk is
easaptba Wawa Wight nalaisorase ia sa MA*. draw
kr et M. tosspiss whisk we papal for " Ism& Prime
Oltedis." I have wasehei la vela the masa& el sirs** be
Inns el a Mud se latorestbs is we ase kwasoi ill* to-
ityg.eiresse.) Ti. Wild sessletwie of the $5 SOW
dog la the world visite Yr aaeleat nesesphe nt
the owth—(thesis)—eag eishowit aro ealy give kb
a assay ...ell's weleeso," diet WeIOOM IS
kilel MA oesMallg poised. (Greet ihreas&) Mi
ebb sea ekes s• so% sot
cashewp it le hia drosi the
men& al hams mom Ira unklp wily the dig
it the meridiem sew, we we happy ea ilde eesisies
melees' the thewelig " orb et Say "—(krer befr=
take this egguateag of ooddig la rawr
of kb eawilleast bsesliabsy, owl makes hie as WM
every Saw W hie Mak mei loperbat Mies.
The West. wr resolved with rosy greet .Mostly la all

Prime MARRY rose. sad was meshed with team
et WV. Es said: My Lod Mayer, lam wry sosible Of
ur khans. Is proposing my Math, madl bss 7e%,sswims", to believe that I very deeply you ele-
SICOSIZStiOIIa et good will-and trodiality lowa welt
/ wars yca that I fully rodpromate them meatimmal•,,
ad that it has given ate insert plesson I. mime
pms, the espresostatime et the all-bnyorlast
01 the kiagdom, again metalled at • Mum bowl,
is tam of why talky sad hammy of hams while
prevails assays thus when you nprease4 a wail 1 wa
releaded the hapyisets mad wen-Wks' el the wasary
asterielly (Chem.) It woo es ids beseanhis
et once to the liberality wed dberesaaat of the Lori Kars
of Loads to invim yen to 1111111Elble moiler ifs hasphakla
nor, WON yent started In the bsystlest orbetals,
,pork which you were gobs to enter, sad whew, assail.
iag to ancient custom, the lovisg crap west woad, N wee a
ego you gave amok of that. whatnot the iheirima
of y or different lissalities might be, yes weld, is the op.
prachiag contest, all act sad ewer es sae, mytereatire
year country at eke gathering of Ike rodsote et the mime
a the earth. (Loud cheers) I sos your amid, to
news, before your terms of alas shall have aphid,
the complimmit whisk Landes his paid you, that
peewit, optimism to ha fall amost the le
of its Mist ensgistrate—(.hems)'asd 7m imehl eat hmo
selected • better place for year nmeatiss tkss 'hie mmorshia
city, which is me much cooseeted with the rust Sodom and
the wstory abbe *spin, and is sew promilist so Om main
rf a ci.aiot in which • high state of apirolemor Is bladed
with the most massive production of maoufasturem
r r. et chef ter., ) Bit I see hkowim, in your amiety to met
her Msjusty's Ciemeniesionera, mein a proof of peer
egotist sad continued :al is the came .1 the op-
precis, 'Wiliam. It would sea be by thus kopetuo
a mammary esithusisam, heat osly by • shady posevo-
ra.c: and SUittilled *EOM that you mold hope sorry oft
yctir gnat undartakimg, aad mime to yoursolme sad gm
utlyn 111/ honourable position is the coapaima whisk
yca hoe invited. If to chow you on ia you Ithemb
by no mem s terminated, yea should Petal!, ma omit.
OW the apirit of *entity sad yetserwassa b
ah:Ad m tee eouttry. Ima the you that ammosos
on the ground cf the lalermatice mks& seembee to bon
a:1 quarters-,iuud end peslosgid elseeriss)—mmt I ems all
to is cur y.rs end envision, that tho works Is propel*.
will be as to dispel soy Ilfreislisioa foes the paddle
which britials industry will nialatala. Prom abroad. alms, all
am:mt• which we revive load us to upset that as wait
to ha nt will be ousserem amid of s superior dimatilli
that tat :1 we perceive in some econtrim as eppeitswdes
that t'x advantages to be derived from the exhiffitima
will hr mainly reaped by Ragland, old •• assequeot
estrum is the Ames of for eekomoo upts their owe
iateram. we must at the same time body sod gratefully
acknoet, Ivo, that our invitatim has hiss noeived by
mations with whew onawasbaties wee poeible,
that spirit of liberality mad feleadakip is which it was
toadied, rod that Way it. making gems nations, mad
bnlniag great 'spews, io order to mitt our SIAM.
(Hear, him.) Of our two doings at the Comodeies, I
Would lime preftrred to main silent, but I comet let this
orportunity per without telling 100 how much booed( we
have thrived, in our difficult Winn, boa your minter-
noted enshiecos in the la•sations, at lean, which guided
oar emulous; and that %Dan has bum no difference of
opiaims on any subject between to sad the hag cosuoittees,
*kick has sot, upon pentad conesitatios, and attar
eyes err lunation and disc-trim, v:nistal and gives way
to agree/ma and identity of purpose. Than is bat one alloy
im my &Min"' of adisfariss and Mason in 'snag you
here asseueb.ed .0= ; end that to the pithl resoem-
brazes that une Is analog bona atomism se—(bad cries
of "beer, hear, hear ")—who felt so worm an interest is
one same, and took so active a port in yrewities its two
ors; the lam act ul whose publ.o life wu fattesdlas at
the Royal admiration for whose talents
and ch.r,eter, and the gratitude for whose devo-
tion to the Queen, sad prints insatiably toward" sameif,
I feel a consolation in having this pubis opportunity
to morns. (Rear, hem.) Only at our Last meeting we were
still admiring his Coquina, and the mummer with which
be appealed to you to uphold by you exertions ad per
mai ma dins what was to him the highest olio*. Ibt
141111112 of his country ; he met you the following dap,
tog-t`ter with other comminiooen, to caster with yes leges
the details cf our undertaking, and yen nut hats bass
suite,. as every body has ben who has had rho bosh
it of his advice upon political poiste—with tM
practical mods Mkt which he treated the Wasted
details, proving that, to a groat mind, nothing le little,
from the knowledge that, la the moral and intellectual
es in the physical meted, the =sliest rein; is eoly a kale in
that chain, and holds its appointed place ia that peat
whole which is goverood by ail Divine wisdom. (Chetah)
The sonstaation of Sir lichen PMl's mind wee ro
et:4u I; that of a *tame" sad M an Reath► stales.
ma. (Load cheers) R. was liberal from bass, Ist
comuntive %pea principle. (Rumwed cheering.) MIN
his impulse hose Lien to tomer progress, his essusions
mud and great experienee showed biro tow am* libo
whole machinery of • mate mid eit society is deaseipi-
( km, hau)—sod how Import at, but how difilemb eke,
it is to direct its further development Is accordamo with
its fundamental principles, like organic growth in nature.
(Hear, hear.) It was peculiar to hem that in gnat
things as in mall, all the difficulties' and objections maned
to ha tint. (Rear, heur.) Re would anieously coasidar
them, pow, ad warn wind rub resolutions but limeios
Movimed himself, after long and areal nveetigatioo,
that • step was not oily right to be takes, but of the
rarity sad duty to take it—( Rem, beer)—all his castioi
rod apparent timid ety educed into sourage sad power
of &Miro, and, at the same timc, notices to mho
any pemoual manic* which its execittim night domed.
Otonleman, if be hos had to great an Wisum over this
mounter, it erms from the mien remognisiog in hie %sada
the true type of the Roglimit 'hamster, whisk la moms-
tially promised. (Usu.) Warmlyattas:lted to hie imto-
tioas and revering the bequest lob to ha by the babastry,
visdomisad piety of his lorelation, the Iteridusesallsthee
little vise to any theoretical ethane. It will Minna he
Minima oily after having boss he meth lbw pima helm
bio ; It mast have been thoreoghly lawslipted wed ao
timed before he will intonate it. Shedd it lie as fat*
theory it will fall to the ground bids, We time of meth
ban ; should it survive thi- trial, It Tabus annum MOM
practical qualities contained in it; baths silhillos Is the mil
vs di nivel, depend *inn its basses, with Ike sollenelledles,
the historic development of the mushy, mod tho roar
mime of her imatitutio‘ (Loud eines) It is woks le
these national qualities that this Moored loud, whilst oes-
etantly presuming, km still pressed the Integrity of her
soestitatioo hem the earliest times, sad 11$1 boss proloffied
from wild sohanmes, whom chief ahem lies Is ink as.
silty; whilst mound us we have sem. solortimately, whole
mama distracted, sad the very lifts ed sods* s..
dammed bent the levity with which tho mink ol Um opt.
rime of generaticas, the growth of mem his hoes RIMS
away to give oleos to temporarily favourite idea'.
(Chasm) Taklag this view of the ohommtem of ear @mushy,
I was plowed whoa I ma the Mao of th• liskibitios of
1911 wilier its ordeal of dear, diewean, sad soak
spreltios; and I hop that I mao now gather bow *9l
war and oareestsess with whiskies pwesed.
-that the nation is sonvioceed that It moot& with its %Weil
and the politics which lisibutd hat takes In the weld.
(Cheers) Oestleoteo, I Moak yea troths /ream yes hare
done me, mad I drink to all year goad batik. His Boyd
Highness roessaod les mat Rabbit metal sad roma.
amain.
Tite LORD MAYOR next gam " The Prises of Wales
the rest of the Royal Pail,,"whisk wee cordially
mind.
The
The LORD MAYOR of Walk lei reibilhe Maki of
"n 4 ite=sad Olotr"11der. Oath* like Ums
ao desbt us Waal radial ea well
ee worobs. Ido ma sell ria toriattelempee
I saw ant about to repose es
is any petiole Matb webs of ya= r
bane to hi the beet selesiatei. Isar i slams
W ye waste the growth persaseesy
assay, bat 1 wit spas yet to twat
Wit el a body of ma look is a part at beet
el rat wet social %brie whisk athlete withstood t,*
ebews sod Mara whisk itsve awerwi .roe'"
—Nan lese)—have ea the whale MINA *
this wooed wades. Naas es==, eri
(Bear, hear) Bk rase the who
with hie , will kerne we tl
imartiog Midearik_hie sseeed2 widerwate
pew. awl Raw eir oars%
moist born ts wend esii=doeSidlelowledde
ewc ellomdes tkb Maiiiismotak --
warmest
The toast Imo
Aralutams _ me" to team thesirs,-41.
LtN MoYer. Irews sod ratientes, it would he asps►
durable to ma to mew the lime M that tomortnnt
briniest maim Welker this, fare sews ei the et--
the dimes of Yolk ad is sty ovs sea% Mt
Seidel soda yrs haw bees *well to take
ast
14*.vainriorhillas•es=111—Wiregabi
POEMS **Well asd Iwaswiew owes. eisolio,
Wei slows mess the dilbews - -
=whisk le is the Wades daZiresiabie
sod to imeowitlffi, diii I
11-ii—sy have the role* MONO WO 11l P.

ports of ohs MIL
The LORD itATOILM LONDON arid,-1 asset but foal
mash irstered by the soy hied usurer to whir you have
permod say safer the pot ...ably ; sad allow me
to rare als apperimity el theuldeg yes dr these early sod
meeelimet poommeillose whit were made Om my neeptio•
is Tat. mg Mk mead weleeme .blab Ime bees rawred
to re hem year ilillerdrem. May it press year Royal
Ilighasse, my kalkaM paileirta, 1 mare you, that whoa
I lad re beam estmesibsg, rank last. pow &lei
Hips= Ng the*/ imaisipel Masai el ihe pilset Is
the thy el Writ. I Mod or idea el eirdeiod se iiimesiate
loworL I prepaid that deraereg trepielpal
tee to mat yearSuyul Erbium roirpoly rea Me drea
wolmiries ilost suit •
empi surdef, limPflof die
thief rrie el re et Leedom. wed& do
resit to bowed the gr ma ethane whla yees Royal
Memos orifeehoda peat IMAM= ths
Ismutsioatf All matins la 1851. Is
Highness seder them eiremer
was se syedf af ma opperreeitimit
afforded most shasissobi an heater of the elm el
ear wane etteehmort le Noe rheas, ad sie showier the
masteries M rom emdeilio Tlia
higb vesper paid die dip be lift me
ielig mod
your kiadmi flo PlermlinT, weld far* NM a., if
each Isis seught he, bat I Mall have a Misr iiimMse if
I feel vet I ham aided in the item that drip "Ida is cal.
eulairi te heady so gmatly ay tellow.sitimer. our country,
sod ibe weal. (Load deem)
" The harsh of has Majery's Ministers " laving ken

gives .
ad :OHM BVSSELL, oo rising to return thanks, was
very badly neared. SL lord►hip said, I rtes for the pur-
pie el Mande( the nest grateful thanks el her Illskety's
Waken hr the homes which you hen am then la

drialthig *sir healthy. I tertainly will set ester (it would
be the went tote U I were le d ) to) bate soy political topic

open ilia tindits. end I sin terry is OM ihit if the con.
dant, qtr Molestfe miillnes is aimelmil we have two
Teditiminim in the entail who nibs is* le defiled It
la ell assally. (A leash.) The silent tillionitlenbeen
apt to Wok that l pidst of sin, behalf lEf lid mew
is above all other ompersdent, bat I thud ewe that you
have this day glen a ruses to egginsull dealry, and I
think the future Lord Mayas of Lonna mud look to their
kern that we may sot loss our mann toe hospitality
ead ennifixisce. (Cheers.) I feel dffii is this osones we
have to outsider what hopes we have of the moues of the
Exhibition of 1861, and I mane' but think that it is of good
augury for that Exhibition Nate* missy of the chief magi.
trate' of the cities and towns of this kingdom should base
invited His Boyal Highness sod the Lord iiiror of London
here on purpose to express ;their wines that the Exhibition
may man earl prosper—(cbeen)—beeause I curios forget
that the Ala magistrates of our mordeipal towns and expo-
Win are sot like Wes is some other countries—the cros-
tini of the executive government, but that they come from
SW Maw will. (Hear, luau) They are the chosen of
=eise W don. Olen) Asa chorea, because thPy
have the colony nog • ith the councils which
ate usesistrd with Item of preserving the peace, of pro.
'ldler for the security, en of taking care of the health of
the edit and towns estimated to their charge. (Hier.) I say
therefore that the aqua and chief magiitratee of this
Mande= represent not merely their own views, but represent
sae of the moet valuable per. of the institsUone of this
eintry; that like those below diem, and like those above
nisi like the vestry of the smallest pariah, and like the
Ominum House of Parliament, they derive their strength
amid their fora from their origis is the popular will, end the
smisyment of popular ea (idiom (Hear, hear.) And now,
my lords Lad gentleman, let we say that I partake with
nose who have spoken in hopes of the brightest kind
from the exhibition of nest year. I do so, be-
aten I think that there are not direct but many
sellatoral benefits whisk are likely to arise from
this project—(hur, hear)—and lot us eniider that
I we are sow about to try what us be effected by the arts
dine. Thirty. five years ago the nations of Europe were
mesa glag from a dutiful, a seedy, an a sanguinary war is
the course of which war the various sedans of Europe exhi-
bited—let It be oesfeemed, let it ever be gloried in—all the
virtues whisk are noshed la war—counge, hardihood,
enterprise, fortitude ; and remitted, for the sake of their In-
dependence, to the greatest and most painful muddies : they
did ell this busses, whether wisely or unwisely
entered eon, national Indepondens was the object—a
pries for which every effort should be made. (Hear, hear.)
If the amens of Baron then exhibited—we may lay with
scarcely en exorption—the virtues which bakes to war, I
think that, after so may years of pent, it is now for us to
show that there are advantages to be gained from peat,—
(luss)—that there us virtues which belong to peace.
I I trust in the exhibition of next year we din show that
we us peewee the coraferts, that we can enlarge the know-
, Wig" name nu strengthen the kindly anions of mea-
-1 Ind Inn' seek other—(tear, hear)—end thus prods°,
gen whisk, gnat as those virtue wore which were shows
in wee, will be he mere rodtabie to the world in general and
awn onsosast with {boss Moen which we learn bas reli-
gion and fuse mask. (Check) I trod, therefore, we
shall ekow seemly that Pesos has her Angie, as well as
war; but net these visterim, while they have am blight,
Ins a far flair, glory this any that eon he attained by goa-
-1 Ist sad destswitisa of Maim life. (Chun) I think If we
in that result, set alp this cosatry but the satins of the
mull will have SIMS le be grateful to that prism who
Omit this prepib—whe has persevered is it spiel an
sepothrei—(besr.leer)—who Ii shoat to reap the reward
el his eantien—(skean)—attended with se buds bat
urea labor te lemeelf—(ttesr, hara)—lnit undertakes with
IMP antemeeteue sad lore Mr the inane of makled.
Pub abooisg.)
Ztlli FITSWILLLUI, fa irivial t e reset of the "
earl the liskibides of 1861," expesesed is
Bellieulibiliselsi that the Pelage wee au manly the es-
petelth hat the rest moats ef thie peat vetwiss.
lbe Mb sari 'boned est he *dud is
neats the asselt id Me saws*
bat all maw, to es ffe via&
046 el
Isedp we le be imam* tad ased,—(heas beef}*
slept the doeceipeiss of the past,
re--" Ws mu,ll umbel
Mohan was ea enfolded YAM, d bough, =du
et width. when ezpandel, might tepees tbe
et satins yet. sobers." Mar, Utz) is I
Vend odd On the peat variety la the weights
ask meseares sad seise of civilised satins wes ea
iswavesissee westhy the micas essidusties of ell
sweep& is aduateas this peat 'these; and though it had
been mit wisely ettersdaed set to siveptue far the articles
addlited ea this peat enenn, be emu have wished there
bad Wei omotwomoka. mg that a plea were Wired he the
tin data Epos this tablas. (Sew, how.)
- lii MANTILLZ, th rameruiesg the ten, n.
Vendhlesdhthmhe this it kid been peered by ens who
-A rely "ill 111!

THE =PRESS, SATURDAY Enema,. Offal= .2q,:`-t-

air tbgir het et gredrr. (Lon Oggerg.) let ge /as tea
gespialeg et re elyedera_ibry ban net lapse sera
=tl MA Ken bigi lies* begs n Irv" es
_gabs
o greserfilyespened, adage agkesiget lahlIWU6
gglikk seers ge smiggery it di greet obdirkinso d la
avogry, w shigni age gosesedek se alla we as.
derv. line I may/ gbee, an I Ltt its.. die Erseass•Vß
be grad Ors e
by Ke tbesigebt gaga lapel by Kr. Paz-
Ise. woad Kee nee naked.
(Oliess.) TM east ondeled wasioadai •
=ht .as moray, cititen Kean gag and re-
wart Kik a erearkaas ergo maga 41K
akin Kra bed eden.

"Ms Mem GI bra " was prepaid by Use Lord Mem
arta*, and brkey reposes& w by Ike Marquis of Our
daubs. _ _ _

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11111.411111111111, ON LOUDON.
May It plum peep Ibrarbfar-Afe, tha medessigued,
slip ef fbe air mid Ulnae el Waialeale, appreen
crar Isiah* nib asp elbediere semantics
ism” meshesene smod
We SW assielleed to met be yen kaiak*
be mama, emir ebouselemiss if ea verearlamted oho-
nom
is dirket ire dem*, milessidos. Meer& re*
▪ redestell the Wisp d Wane, hat aremed the
Me of dor ; est the Hedlik
dr Mime mom be hes is dm is whir the »..-
• «B sie sew , ere pediments of
imi Me bus el Zeroed:n allabldived—tbeftir:
Welcome Mein te bare net thim dip Is only • par
llsismyamileed net, robs lt be mow reeked, teal:.
be *boil r of ims the sun bedew; that
errsolds er seine will be beamedrof
niespal sees by War Rogan sosimiemelem ; and MO •
gonsil elms will be made by the pansy to gin • eripbto
%rend dimmer erreimatica to fie emu Ithaessifir
ed Wein
meniesd Shat seined to the farin
norembarel aberk, Mere en be helms
Nee* armless, and sae biabsp le •
Yee
a
I like Mes wham see is .ewes
beds% sod wiescd,
est of solleina didolierglids Me Ae.rr N Be.. IN
new grim freer miasma it dis ttewd Mr, terra if bsW,
I. arm peskier to be, • rein of nity, Obi r •
aria mese el the minappy shim Met mods Carbine=
ernmadee.
We Imam dee the bat net, ming Mei am , sad
lempardly Olsbalima ow beard
to emir wo
Mbn rhea a
n... • Op le the Saha
Mesirds and lime be sir fartelki Ise likdaity's
inillinient mink is to be the ado tearde of
Imam of dm i that relit, eel se Matey
shenedis is emboss orbit the &Ida meolitslon,
art with berry tbe MIMI rm.
We, thimble; the usdembred, harms bate lily
sailed weintlemp to the Ism of Ws Mein int tea* to
'Hembree rebid taasehes le whit tip le whir the
Wan diens mew 111•110011, rI..Y per, melmemes, and
lone shin he hes est yap • Maki to midis setherity by
it ea aribbinop three I and big bead by oar I
eadmetims was to minds men end quistres is nerds
sad Saee and it "brie sad drive away all tremor
art deader. emattery to God's Wed;" and
*slag desisred ear ammo to re priedplo
embodied is ordeal, artlabe, sad mono of ear
oltark, Mae " tha gams% Majesty ender God b the wily
supra=encer el this realm, it well to all.spiltud sr
swiss es is tempeed," sad that so Melee
prime we pasha him, is see* to ban hose any prior,
sopedielM, permlemos•ae oasis, milmbilW is
spirituel," mai that" Mbepthe of Hiss belk se Mille-
Msa Is whir reels of logitud," fed ft ear bends. *dr*
ibe primer emergesey, to crawl dinsimes his. peer Rod.
ship's wisdom and authority, how we may raw delleits
the rights of en Match and sentry, whit% me sem or
sailed, aid soy, with the divine bleed% mite*
win which we an .award, and satiate* trim paste r
airy amid the nor of salty and men.
That Almighty God tar long washode te isallses tbe
blaming et your lordship's lit. wad MM. it the Meat ef
this dime sad of the throb sad eierey Y bre, iti sed
will be, ear most Marty pryer at the throe of race.
W. H. B. Benda*, M.A., Archdeossa of With.
mister, sad Cann.
J. 4Plaitinr, M.A., Canon d Westminster, and Rector
of St. John's.
H. Heron, M. A , Canon of Wittier/tor, gad Minis.
ter of St. Philip's.
Temple Fret., M.A., Cars el Weetedeare.
Car. Wordsworth, D. D., Onus of Warders.
William Crews, M.A., Ones enforsadeater, and
Bettor of St. Marrs's.
H. W. Jolt, D.D., Principal of King's College,
London.
Henry Howarth, 8.D., Roder of St. Gar's, Ha-

"The Hem ef damn hawed. sad was Miaow-
ltdpi by Mr. IL IL Maim
TM Red el GAILIAIMII. _prepseite TheMitg.
Mi/
the Lord Nitro: Ysik*. Lent
thr Mayas "'elk " Ms a teem Merest-
Weed e• aighleasti el
Ile USW ARM witty lamb el
iewitymnigisegsy ='etizi=ineirpenetil
•••••24111.1111wher es MI landle.6l.lla woad spa=
bow is war happy pity the am Maim lead p-
nnrsar Y,
when requhrb, pot roil all tbe tomb of
the west istormthei tostmlloolft boar=s ea ear
des whale meted nil is to de
beano a Mors ideoln. (Rea.) t midi ea be the
agemesa man yea will al MI, team epos the
lbe eras awed ilielliells; bat is k
be pewits/ a beam a brief remilealea
hem tho plea be oddity, my a an Me bea
sea ef the pram modetteas eta the pea. Yes. my
Led Lope. have reakeded ae OW Zack is brown times
easaled pedlar eat pima We Malt paid
bask. he Ms earn thy aimed the dadeat=
nein* the birth of amass% Rama Reaseer—it gave *
Inn to lenree, }wrathy a cradle a Onetsatise.
. (liar bier.) We this seek madam la the mai
and' s' We • WII•••1r. rasa et ease she sad Ye
lard—ekedeism otioloot =I the patio lad of her
who raise ea mopes wrist Ma ova wedded
to Roan rawer er was Mem* Rama Mona (Lead
Oasis.) Bet the dime Pm Tat maid ban mane
the worm of the Mans people ma dies of dailidap
empire, el Layne hairatedge, el deptedeg set. awed
dreg) I do ea mist to ma the leispep el nine
compliant a imeasemede apelsdsen
hes aitt tt
e
ke tekta the he ba nna Mae ia z a
saterprise—may eat all el yea Pm rated oW7te
asp imp
oloolsof premodern. Wake the bete WO Zoe ••• •
edes te hew, Ma, seeles)—
WM yea en beerarteg Wand om apes Wean
)—that yea we elapplpiel_a Ma en
panes, te the
Wow of Wises (Ohisial -Yee. my lerds, the laden
as Modes at ear al. MI it h NW to the wand mead
alba& er to the shun of Wadi trimaphs. bat we ere
sememag them to the peseta Mid of a belga moped.
lism—(heer, hay—eat beik imea the eaprisoity sad pr►
demaisse elt sae wale} obi the doproodeat sail prestos-
rsaN easers, bat that di am stein wadi as de ISM i•
eldeal*.telmmine, sad teelenettlekesamea hameity.
Ible Is a Matt whhh I Mot es be were, el • MOW igen
the Mem se4 peopie—el the Minas en I it is
Memo I Ad troLloat that eke b.eledtheamripdwr
of ills emeary Is,, dose very seen to games, We nee,
of ea miorts king of wlthb the dodge h thee Madeble. eat
of whin the malts say be is 'perked% Wat I mit yea le
roorf ye la the mean wtisit Mite It the Milk of am
who-spirited BM hard arena, Si iced Non el
York, the Lad Proved of Mabel%
_mg wad "be
hen beamed the Went with Mk lessiesi, lad the
mesicipsi lestitatien of Ise sentry, (Muth ebemdea.)
TM LORD MAYOR of YORK ably tedeed
_ _

the toast wldet 'rest sophism.
The Lord Provost of EDINBIJEJ3H elistel all mums
thanks of the municipal authaddee d Hoellged; he
would not venture to say of Smelled that it had dew math
as yet for this great ezhibitioe, hut when the peeper time
um the Bootamen would be lima at their posts. The
let time a Lord Provost Si Bdinbargh roomed the Tamed,
he was not asked to do se by hi kedskip with the of leial
insignia ; it was at the heed of a thosould of the
burghers of Edinburgh to meet the English is the
=dominate field of Floddes. He (the Lord Provost)
wished the Scotch had lad the good arise to stay at home
—(laeghter)— for they seemly lost a King sad a crown,
has mem 400 or 500 of the hostel tee burghers. (Laughter.)
Oa Ike premat occasion they had aimed hi Tweed to mom
the meat amiable of Primes, and sot to light rosiest him,
bat viable. (Hear, hear.) if he wished for 1,000 of the
burghers et Edinburgh to ambit in London is keeping the
pew, or is any other way ia which he might choose to
employ them, he the Lad Provost) begged to offer his
hatable services with those of his fellows. (Laughter and
cheers.)
The whole eatertainment appeared to give general sale.
Marion to the distiaguished sad immerses company, cad
the festival will certainly bag be remembered in the amelent
city el Tack.

110M•KIIILTO.
John festoon. M.A., Raster of SS Jansen.
Henry Mackenzie, M.A., Vicar of St. Martin-in.
the.Fielda.
T. Feller, ht A., locambent of St. Peter's, Pimlico.
Broort Hawkins, 8.D.. Minister of CUITID Chu%
HenryHatton, M A., Rector of St. PPaul'.,Couvent.
erdu.
N. Wade, M.A , Rectur of St. Anna's, Wertsiouer.
Charles Wesley, D.D., Subdosa of the Chapel Royal,
William Smell, B D , Withal's!! Preacher.
It. .1. Waters. D D., Muter of Emmanuel Hospital,
sad Minor Cass of St. Peter's. Westminster.
J. C. Hades, M.A., Precentor of St. Peter's, Wort-
sainstar, and Priest hi Ordinary of hat Majes4's
Chapala Royal.
O. H. Replan, L.A., Minor Canon of St. Peter's,
Westminster, sad Print la Ordiaary of bee Ma-
Jul'. Chapel Royal.
R. C. Trench, B U., Proheme of D:trinity in Kiss's
Collate, London.
T. W. Wotan, M.A., Under Master of St. Peter's
College, Westminster.
J. Marshall_, M.A., Asistaat lister at St Peter's
Cong. o Weetnisster.
FollerJanies, L.A. , Asthenia Muter at StPstst's
Collet., Westin ester.
R. W. Browse, M A. professor In Lag's College,
London.
W. P. fishiest." M.A , =lnlayer of St. hillee.
Broad-court.
Abet. Burradaile,M.A., perpetual corals of St. Mary%
Tothill
A. O. Edouart, minister of St. Lakes, Ha.
leisisetreet.
W. W. Ellie, meter of St. Clement Danes, and sr,oi•
son of St. Decrees Chapel.
Join' Fenner, WA , intaminsat of the Savoy.
J. G. Oillived, M.A., Moombent of St. Matthew's,
Sorion.gardose.
J. H. Hannitte, ILA., ismembent of St. Mlshasl'.,'
Cbenter-equare.
Cyra W. Page, WA., lassaboat of Christ Chards,
Wombats.
T. F. Sleeks, M.A., fosonstmat of St. Lakes, Bor.
William Teases, Lassunbeet of St. Stephen%
Weir mistier.
Jobs Bock, 8.A., Aublest Citrate of St. Id s%
Westminster.
L. C. Badman, L.A., Comte of St. Lake's, Boni*.
stmt.
Tlismiu BOOMS, M.A., Preacher sad Avistaat of St
James's, Westminster.
Henry Beattie, MA., Vies•Priecipal of Weaning,*
Training lostitatioss.
S.
Clark, M.A., Carus of St. MattfaAsae•WaSs.
C. W. Clarke, WA., Curse of St. Harpist's, Ws*
Laser.
It. O. Cotner W.A., Cimplak of the Watkins., Si.
,
J. A. Cook, M.A., Osolt.of IS. Minuet's, We*
miens'.
Wanes H. Davis, HA., Amistaat Comte of 111.
John's Wiarsalsar.
D. Yens. 13 A., Owls of St. Taal's, I=
S.
I. 0. Frees, B. Comte of St.
Fields.
3.0 Olenaie, M.A., Naafis of St Leafs Mark
Park.amter,
R. H:.,A.,CuraGreiverorell attlhin 't,W=J W. J el& Jehathei
A. 15.... AuleMot Oselle of St Johah.Weilembrafm.
Hem R. Moosorelmr,lLA., Conte of OSSA 0111IMIs
Wesseteses.
H. 0. Mideden, L.A. Aseislent Canto of the
Western aides of St. Mosgenees„ Westminster.
F. Wor I.4,CliEtaraitasee, W sat ast sr.
el St. Mettiodm.tho.
•-
ILA 4 Weider of Cameo
C.
11.A.,Oomile of St Mary's's
Cia.
reseMea. F Telhnl
Mrs F. Ilhegbook Curate *MOS Clardy
Swobsy, B. Amato of St. Lakes Berwinivetreei.
K. Weleett;llf A., Now eldr.. •
A. mom, ILA.. Ftiotiloll W
hothouses.
J. F. Doukas. ILA., testae of St. Mary oper
a.ti
J. Pima M.A., Ohs oisio et Milbank
0. H. HMe, M.A. Obsplaht of the Hess of Coe.
eseilen, Tothill.fiells.
Foster Rogers, ILA., emistool. .dte, do.
Brea if M A., misiMmiet rss.taor Chord.
J. H. ILAamiMemtsolldster, do.
J. W. S. catkin, M. 4,. dirceivsto. ea*
11: Stager,.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
VID3 DAT.

BOW BTRIIRT.
THE EURGLARY •ND ROBBERY OF JEWEL-
LERY IN THE BTILAND.—APPREHENBION OF
BEVAN PIRIIONB.
This seentieseli IRO dark O. elabwhimPestaa44aymbo
pave •Vidgell• Illsodopesoeslap tbeAredifas elate semen
D. .I.Bfrass,J.PailasakAliartikstr,Mary ibraCharreowas,
O. Awake. std Miry Ass Booiler, were Surged with
tansbEmpW Imlay spot the prealees el Mean. Wil-
liam sad Mashes, diejewelless,afthe Based, end stealing
pore to lbosessaal
lb, parlors MIS eherged yesterday (as thee
eleid)fl&wee receded emit Wedaattay aim
Irispraw Lewd die • &Mee, said : Ia seoraqueeos of
iefsselea I readied I peseelled to the prosaism al Weser.
Williams sad Clegiasa=rday absessa alter I left this
attn. I bead tie Cliatea then. I told his
what ialensetlea eibiaed. He stood fee several mi-
mes sal bejl dies le bead. He ilea said it would be
better te Mho AMU bow about the robbery. I then
took dais Ibe bliewlat seeseseat. wbblt he aisle ia the
Wkibmigisposs. NWlrs Radieeek said on &W-
I* le Ma. I was asset Ms parties es Huseerford-
eel Shew was fa heir with thou. I set theta
sheet t Ilseldahlt dose. I than GlTlVatellat then is .y
eiselett eherardatte purpose of robb tt. I was to let
then la as alahr. I &bottled before Charles
Kelly arse la. lat two sea fa sad I plated is
SOW the seandorplessee door end tee ether at the
brit. Kell is tanosat of the robbery, aid I type he will
be I did get the fasplardes of Se toy of the
leek of lbe ale, whoa I was tine batedseed to the nen.
They has. se; mad is boos Ike aim of Shaw. I told Bed-
stork it was_seiles all IS Batarday list. I sagath•
robbery. lades* sesta has hal a elm is the robbery.
I was to sea id sea seas sista ea gibe hese, sad they
wore this Is give ss seereileg. I ieeld dew the two
sea sets . They are AM Eas bet aloe bean Ugh, sad
✓espeolably dosessi" The kap*, mat ea to ay, I Sea
preesiled te • pabilatiness ea the Moe aids of the watt,
end apposhoided Deferk. lle boded aft kaowledp of the
robbery. I that east to the White Bart psblie-house,
Fe:-
ter Lane, sad ailheoled Shaw. He also said he is...
ashingef the robiary, sad said be had not sew Charles
Claus for ease tine. Bashed his lodgings, bat farad
sotitiag."
' Shaw said he sold brim plat yof witness' to prove that
be was at his Weep at the White Hart, for the last fort-
, sight. He mad also prove that he was sot near the pre-
' title what robbed.

John reffellareopmed that,* Septembee last he ri oeived
a INUMISINIMIN MEI KO 416 Witoolll, sad I. consequenoe
of slim eammlealiew,llo4rd to Mr. Beek, the wisher.On the sarramieg of Mis I witness and a prom named
°WWI saw the gelsemet to Mr. Lee's hoses. and he
mute Cat wtr a preef, sad witnessed followed him and took
him Me iteseedy, sad took the panel from him. He went
him w Beemtreet pollee station, sad there undid the
Iteatil, sal tam the primer the papers looked hits Austrian
well; mod the rheum regaled that all be kaow of it was,
AP belied been
so
17Sta Preach panelists to get
than plated, end Its they were lottery ti kets.
mien afterwards his lodging, and found two
gmledfie Austrian alas, sod duo a passport, which he
Mlby Mr. Clarkom—The first hammed= he hod of the
teemmistiom was from Wielder Mr. Lee, at the Kanslonthouse.
Baits time time he had not the ellolteet idea that anythieg
ORM sem wee la popes.. Dlr. Lee was a witness in a
Ismer ease of thb description, and be bellavid that
he gam lefeematiou to the authorities span that ocess:m.
He oommunleated with the comatimionue from the Austria&
government, who were so the time In londoe, before he
weal to Mr. Bash. He ascertained that soother
aimed Nothercliffe. had been fa communication with Xi.
Bask apse the subject of these forgeries, and he old Mr.
Bash that Mr. Lea had given him similar information. He
thought Mr. Bash was a proper pence to be employed la
the ere, bemuse he understood oath matters, and was ao-
eunomed as andart them. He saw the Austrian commis-
sioners the Ant time, on the 6th of September. They came
ti the Manidoe:houle, with Leadhitter, the °Meer, who per-
-

formed mess duty for the Austrian troverenseat, and they
all west together to the office of Mr. Buse.
By the fialicitoj-General—The conamitsioners he had re-
ferred to were an England at the time, upon the subject
a( a prosecution of the same description at Birmingham.
Mr. Bash, the solicitor for the prixecniiin, deposed that
on the 2nd September he received information from Mr.
Nethereliffe orlon the subject of a forged five lire note, and
he immediately communicated with Bans Rothschild, who
was the financial agent of the Austrian government in th's
country, and was by him refined to Baron Roan,. He
shortly afterwards saw Forrester, the °Moor, in company
with Mr. Lee, who produced other notes of the male do-
saiption, and noon that he had further communication
with the Austrian authoritiee, and all that was sabsequintly
done in the matter was under their authority.
7111106 Shepherd &posed that he kept the George public-
house, Brook-street, Holborn, and the prisoner lodged a; his
house at the time he was taken into cur.od_y. He had
known the prisoner mon than twenty years. He formerly
lived in Edinburgh, where he carried on the business of a
looking-glare and picture frame maker.
Charles Gallia deposed that the prisoner was an Italian,
and he knew that he could read, but he did not think that
he could write very well.
By Mr. Clukaon—The prisoner never told him that he
was an Itaian.
By the Solicitor-General—the prisoner talked the patois
of the Como district quite perfectly.
Giuseppe Guiana' deposed that he had known the pri-
soner fin and twenty years. He was a native of the village
of Copiato, near Como.
By Mr. Ballantiaa—Never heard anything against the
character of the prisoner. Ile bad seen notes of this de-
scription before, but he believed they had only been circu-
lated since 1848. He believed there was en objection to take
those notes for the full amount, basun they were sold in The
market for less than their nominal value, and the peasantry
objected to take them on account.
Mr. Paul Penal', who was examined through an inter-
ricer, deposed that he was the owr.er of the priniing depart-
Mont Of the Royal St,.te Printing-office at Vienna. That
eves udder the direetion of the Imperial Minister of
Finance, and the notes now in question ware printed there
under the authority of the Austrian guverr mem- Taro of
the notes new produced, those which ware found at the
lodgings of the prisoner, wire genuine nom. Thelother
two, of the respective amounts of fin and sixty were
(ornerier. The signet'. re of the Minister Comzeisioner Ple-
nipotentiary Montecuouli was not written, bat printed wi'h
tha other contents of the note. .

LantioaNTlM----hafi boon aeon mar the midis, a how nights
before. Rao wile told ate that he had gone to Northampton.
Badeotk said last &May was the last time he aaw
Cu.....

Sergent Theingeon, of the P division said, from Infer-
intim he reeived he apprehended Gardner and Chums-
mesa last sight. They were walking together across
St. Chorges-eiresse Southwark. Wine= acquainted
Gardiner with the charge, and he made no answer
to it. When at the station witness brought in ClhatoP, and
coakented him with Gardner. Witness asked him it he
was one of the man whom he let in dr shop. Clinton hel t
down his head and hesitated to answer, He ultimately said
he was oae ef the men be had bet In the shop. Gardiner
was thee charged, and refused to give his 'Adieu, but
said he was a hawker. Thermals was searched, and 150
sovereigns were foand upon her. Wilams afterwards went
to N. 21, Bnakill.rew, 13ostliwark, sad there found Bun-
dler. Witness knew him by the name of Beckons.. He
tree set dressed, sad kis wile was elf there. Wits,*
asked her U she had anything Is her poekete, and
at the same time demand her to empty them. She
did so, and pulled out a duplicate and a piece of blue
paper. The article pledged was a ring and b.me the data
25th inst., sad the name of the pawnbroker was Babies, St.
Geserge'ehirmis. She attempted to put the piste of paper in
her mouth to swallow it. Witness stopped her, end to. It it
from ker. She said the paper referred to • loan she had had,
and she did not wish her husband to know anything about
it. On the paper was a list of jewellery, written ia
At the station Clinton identified Bundler as one of
the men who had spoken to him about the rob-
bery upon the bridge. When Client said Gariiner
was the man he let in the shop, Gardiner kept'
whir that to hod never ens the Lei before. Witness had
known Cheureanau for some time • . she Arm soli play-bills,
then hewn a pickpocket, and afterwards a driver to the
prostitutes.
The searcher at the station-boner in How-street raid she
found the 160 sovereigns upon Cbaureanau. She said the
money wee her property, and that aim bad saved it up to go
to Amnia'.

..... .
M. Guise ppe Tacher,ether, the imperial paytnastrr for the
Lombardo-Venetian territory of the empire of Austria,
deposed that it was part of his duty to issue the paper money
for the we of that kingdom, and he received the notes from
the Iwperial Mulkey for that purpose. Two of the notes
now rroclitessi were Kerwine notes, and the other two were
forgeries. The genuine rotas would pass current en the
Loo.hardo-Venatian territory, as ready money at the impe-
rial Treasury, and witn the public for their nominal amount,
without objection. The sixty lire notes bore intend., which
was paid, whet the notes beeline due, in cash at the
Treasury. There was no note issued for lees than flee lire.
There was a coin in circulation veiled a lire, the value of
which was about eiehtpenc• in English money.
By Mr. Clarkson—These notes were made legal, and the
people in this portion of the Austrian dominions were c. to.
pelted to take them by a royal proclamation of the Emperor
of Austria, issued in March, 1849.
Mr. W. F. B. kemi, a translator was then called. and he
read a translation of the instruments that had been put in
evidence. They were as follows :
" lost April, 1849.
L-mbardo Venetian Kingdom—Note 6 of the Treasury
—Five Aurelio Lire.—The present note of five lire is - •
ceoted in payment ea hard emu at the central offices, and at
al the t ohhe offices of the Lmtherdo Venetian kingdom—
The imperial Commissary Fienipotentiary, Mortice:et Lt.
"Nos. 130,498. lit April, 1E49. Lombardo-Venetise
ILiogdom. (60) Treatury Note fcr sixty Austria* lire. The
present note et 60 lire, sad the amnia% of utterer. due
thereon, at the rate of the induvion on the 'wick hereof, aro
taken in payment as bard cub et the central offices, nod at
all the public °Moss of the Lon,bardeeVenetlan kingdom.
At the expiration of one year, the interest will be paid in
cash at the Central treasuries sootiest the issue of a fresh
nete.—By the Minister Cammiseary Plenipotentiary,—hfort-
vxnuccti."
At the back of this note it was stated that the amount of
interest to be paid would be one centime for every two days
from the let Aped, 1849.
Tt.i. closed the ease for the prosecution.
Mr. Clarkson made. very brief address to the jury on be-
half of the prisoner, the prieelpal topic he urged upon their
caosiderai being the possibility that the prisoner might
have beau the elope of some more &Apia, and wicked
person.
The learned judge basing summed up, the jury
immdi-
ately returned a verdict of Ntally, and the prisoner was sen-
tencel to be transported for seven years.

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Sergeant Went corroborated Thompsta's evidnee with
respect to the appnbension of Gardner and Committals.
This being the whole of the evidence to be adducted at pre-
sent, lie. H nqq directed all the prisoners to leave the dock
with the exception of Clinton.
Chinn then repeated the statement he made to Inspector
Land, and added, that ►e met the prisoners on several own-
Mon by appointments at public houses, and gave then the
impression of the various locks.
Yr. Henry then remanded the whole of the prisoners
soul Wednesday next, to be brought up with Kelly.
Inspector Land stated that he was of opinion that the
whole of the property would be restored to the owners.

NEV COIJET.-YESTERDAT.
Barons rum Ricorm.

A :+erSOU of colour, attired in the primn dress, and de-
witted it the calendar as a sofa, ("Uri! lat:o Scott, 30, sa-
vant, wu indio.ed for moulting Bennet James Martin, with
intent, at.
Mr. Ryland and Mr. Lleke appeared to prosecute, and
Mr. Briefly was requested by the court to watch the evidence
' on the part of the prisoner.
The prisocerla features are of a somewhat repulsive but
feminine east, ►nd the effect was beielstsited by toe manner
to which the hair, wit'els is very woolly, was arranged, being

parted down tbe centre.
Upon brine called upon to plead, the prisoner, in en
effeiroute mincing tone of voice, rid that he was a stranger,
and did not understand.
The Recoder directed that a plea of not guilty ebould be
taken.
The facts of the cies, which are wholly utit for detail,
were then gone into.
Tie prisoce•• when called upon for bit defence, in a et./
mincing effeminate tone of voles, roads a long rambling
statement dialing that he bad laid hands upon the proge-
nitor, bet avoiding any allusion to his hat isg worn lamas
apparel. He satd that he was the child of whit* parents,
that be had been when young sold by his aunt for a slave,
hots which he bad escaped, and bad Mono got his living by
nobles, inning, and droning, and attending people who
wen ill; more particularly those afflicted with rhenneatiun,
whom he had the skill of caring by friction, end an applica-
tion of Indi'n herbs. Hs bad been brought to this cauntry
from New York by the captain of a vessel to attend him in
his illness.
Ttis jury found him Guilty of the common mash.
The Recorder said he should oonsalt with the judges before
peening 'entente.
Mr. Conuniseloner Gurney sat in this court during the
afternoon, end disposed of several Scillies ciao.

THE LATE BURCILAMT AND OIPMIAGE AT BIRMII4O-
- two psisemsel, Oklalsior Healey sad Joseph
Marshall, &evil miel imitabnp slid atrocious outrage
at the house el Mr. Sin Mee. viler limeght up for duel es-
aminatics, before Dr. Medeakpud Mr. Charles Shaw, borough
magistrates, at the palls ellberelneday (Friday) morning.
Mr. Troia, ae before, tondasesi the prosecution, and Mr.
J. Harding append for the pros, Mr. Trade stated
that he devoid be enabled to Wig, if required at that stage
of the proceedings, that the servant girl was correct in stating
that they were together an her meter's premises the Thurs-
day previous to the burglary • that the hat found between
the roof and ailing of the boas belonged to Healey ; that
the sue prisoner, about tau o'clock on the morning of the
robbery (the titulary haying been committed a; four) per-
dossed another hat; that ou the same day both prisoners
were in the ease hatter sshep in eempauy, and that Mardis
Il
had a bat whisk ems timbals repaired. The new (a moond-
hand) hat, parehassd by Healy, and the ego repaired for
MlTlklal were both head is their peesselon, mid world
be
e erbium of the hatters wes sopordiegly
oma fay Noutiesed paw their
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