The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-19 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

Yesterday a public meeting of boodholden a of the
Argm.uae tt,,stute took place at the Loan Tavern, to
owl ter the neessity of an applies in to General Rosin,
the Presides% of the Republic, la respeot es a madman o I
the Banes Apses Waal.
10BRPH TABILRIL Rey. (en el the general emeamilnl
el drank Anodes& Boadlielin), took the dial, end efid
he bad the greatest entlease that in the mess&
nets of 'Mpg* 01 I:L=ln
sties they eneideral bow that erallittilliee4g
shims a.. to Bnia, the beet dine might be eadelpated
from a demosetratioe of some lest se the pi...at peossat.
He regretted the absents of tore patleateas who were tame.
able to odds,'" them es the eabjeat—on was 8.. Used, who
had lag rssidsd is these sentries ; the Mbar ern
Mr. David Rearm, of Lady link, Bentisitable. The
latter proemial d to attend, if possible, before the meals, wee
ever, and if he did sot, it would benne his duty to read to
the snobs" a memorial whisk that geotlemaa hod thesOt
proper to "Adrift to the al Banes Ayr**, meMit
was of Itself • most onvianig and ialleentiel itoonemax
He did net think they wendein weeag ire outrun*, this
bedews to Mesa& B win, bat whoa he onsidered that
they had Wined lel 26 lean tor an besseenbi• settleenat
to no purpose, be tlimeght they amid use be in a wine
position. (Hear beer.) This dignities be Wslaws
es *thee enidone, and ha would just beg len
to remark that be bed felt • little hart at what
bad paned at the Mezien• meeting ; bat hi maimmi,that
is that nes the hemoglobins were quite Mein la Wan for
• caper esessmimee. he It unwire& Kepis to he ensteatly
ea trash i.rerper to Meilen Wain Men, hear)
The parities of thelnaiNeolgen of the slate of Banos Ayres
weelhic—they had seesetblag like 46 omen that were
satually dew, and these repeentied Wonting of inmost la
armor ; sad after this statemeat be wool ask if Mtn midi
be nand apse as sang benierporly by as sailarivar to
twin this government so a ones n Jude& Be hid as
deal* the seed awl upright pbsi* whisk the gereeragnit
had skews la nesse to the Use! debt of the Amino
tine Itepablle, tear-Mhs N whisk bed bees redeemed
already, would nentailly be sealed Oar is es to them-
selves. To substantiate whit he hod stated, be rupe (Mr. Tailor)
would read a statemeat el the Maness el the npublis.
Maytag don so,
The CHAIRMAN mode several quotation teem tbe pub-
lic Jeannie In reference to the peewees of the Aerating
republic, the character of General Roses, aid the remouren
of the ;tate, ohisrving that the republic weld beast of a
large surplus revenue, and that they had withdrawn from
einalation upwards of 40,000,000 of paper dealers, whiek
were sew Mae la the,' corers laying the .sly a dosting
debt of 16,000.010 dollars. Now, sag they had got about
600,0004. at she dismal of the lever meat, he would not
be one to sok them to give it W to the bendlitildese, bat he
thought they sight apply with a good grass for • peel=
I of that wooer, seeing how patiently they had welted for 26
years. (Hear, hear.) Bat his object in ailing/ this mantiag
wet that they should go into the subject themselves, sad see
ifs tine favourable cireumstances did not exist at present,
which they had not before. la the ease at Peru, the disco-
very of guano had been an inpatient same al wealth to the
satin, end be hoped some sat& result in respect to the
Ananias republic would Woos General Rome to imitate
no state St Peru, by &lag jostle to the claim's
of the bondholder& (Hear, hear.) In 1848, he found the
importation of 'guano from Patagonia Into the Aegean's.
Republic wee 20.000 toes, whisk had gradually diminished
dawn to 4,800 too. an 1849; this was caused by the guano
Wing abstraettd by foreign nation, and was the raison of
the as rise in guano at Livorno:4 and other places. He
ham the value of the Patagonia& r nano as well ma tat
Peruvian. for he had triad the sleet of both is his apical
viral pursuits, and could speak to their fertilising qualities,
especially when combined with moisture. The government
intended to see that suck spoliation no longs existed,
for it was fated is a portion of the territory of the re.
public, aed as suit could be claimed by the government
He had an interview with Senor Marano, the annemsador,
on the subject, she expensed every wish for the success of
the memorial. (Hear, bear.) Oat of fifteen or twenty
letters he bed received four or Si, also alluded to the Greek
debt question. The ehairmaa condaded by reading several
letters spproviag of the attempt to get jest;ce dune to the
bondholders by mesas of a snemeriel or some other means.
He also read the memorial of Mr. Robertson.

After some di.cn.sion,
The CHAIRMAN alluded to the prompt and liberal
manner in which the House of Comunoss had raspoaded to
the aorta of Lord George Bentiack, and he thought that
the esrvivs of Mr. flume, or of Mr. Roebuck, taught now
be devoted to their case with an equal proepot of m-
eow. (Haar, hear.)
&mistime in accordance with the object' of the meeting
were then adopud, and a vote of that kJ to the chairman for
his kindness in calling the monies sad his conduct through-
out the business el the day, dosed the proceedings.

BONDTNO ParmaG es.—The revenue authorities
have granted perminion for ochre to be added to the list of
articles allowed to be landed at all the firet-elan sufferance
whines is the pet of L3ndou, under the anal regulation
sad conditions.

PODZIOX 000D11.—It having appeared that goods
landed and depodeed M the samaisatim floors of the
Legal Quay gneMinln situated on either side of the
Custom-house, sadeg. perfect or complete entries,
have been Ihequeetly permitted to remain for se-
von' days without having been examined, directions
have lately bees lained by the authorities of the custom de-
t, that whomever any geode entered to be wane
de-
partment,
bead, er by deity warrants for immediate delivery
oat of the custody of the crown, shall not have undergone
thereemeary 'gemination within two days from the date of
he* find landed from the importing versa, salsa be given
to the wharf:lager', clerk or foreman for the
laformation of the Lambent or other owner of
the goods, that the examination of the package or packages
will be proceeded with, whether they be present or not at a
specified time to be fixed by the superintending officers of
tail revenue, in order that the goods, if intended to he
housed in bond, may be deposited in the warehouse for which
they are destined, or if the proper and full amount of duties
have been paid thereon, removed from the plum within
three days, as prescribed by a "gelation issued in October,
1528, on the subject; and the several offizers of the depart-
ment have been directed t, take cue that these regulations
he In future strictly enforced.
SUGAR CANES.—A short tine MOO an importation
angst emu took place from Madeira. Another importa-
tion of the kind has lately taken platy from Madeira, and, in
addition to this, an arrival of seam packages of 'mar tune
has taken pace at Liverpool bon the Havauath.
LOrit AND eitiMr..—An extraordinary circum-
Mass, which had seals been attended with for of life,
easamei as Friday mai( last at the bow of ILL Grin-
Ws Hall, to lieldkitreet. It appim. that for the
We three lure a young man named Lee, son of
Kra. Lee, teal dealer, imfmgewieutrest, was la Me habit of
bergeentlag the Bell, asd
_appeared desires of bear eon-
dieesi a gaiter of Min Bile* Grinds% daughter of the
larilkoL Um, however, never received any attention float
the ghl Ire gamily to justify him in believing that he was
malgaleed la dm amuse be desired. Be visited the house
was fatearry ear seer, and it is supposed became jealous
of a young maa named Jan Scott, who also frequented the
Bell. Oa Friday evening, about eight o'clock, whilst Mr.
Orindall was at the workhouse attending a muting of the
guardians, Lee, accompanied by a young man named
Kingston, went to the home' and their hands being
dirty, they proceeded to the flambeau to wash them,
and called for a pint of ale, with which they
were supplied. Whilst in the act of washing their hands,
Mrs. Grindall told her daughter to go into the brewhoese
and finish her ironing. Soo did so, and it appean was fol-
lowed to the door by Scott. Mile Orindall go clhamosuredly
intimated to Leo and his companion that they should lease
the !Newham, as she wasted to finish her week ;• but she
bad no sooner dime so them Leo took a pistol hoes polka,
sad this beteg observed by the girl she instantly met up her
left arm la askew. Lee iced the pistol, which woe heavily
boded with shot. and a portion of the contents lodged la
her arm, chest, and wok, about Mem shots taking Mb&
She fell apse the door, eeressabig, bleedingrellasky.
Leo was takes into enetedy, sad, on Bearable( Ma. soo-
ther pistol, loaded to the ammele, was found In his rer.
doe. Ths primmer has sines hoes brought up
tormishabee. hat In masequouss of UM inability of Mies
to ANA dm see was 'emended. The wounded
girl le, bamovor, add to be out of dears. The pimer
ltoeabase stated that the mutants of the seemed pistol r
were
pe blmoslL—Aria's Dirminghase Gruen*.
FATAL BIIaLTINO ACCIDENT.-0a Tuesday Mat. an
suilealloosarrod at the Gold's Dole Ironworks, near Tea-
▪ wWrie mend tie death of sea of the wartime.. and
areamly =L em ethos. The wakmea had tapped the
et the Mast, ad ma off a quantity of the
asetshiml.,%sa they Mad lo resent a valve in cos
of the foresess to blow Sb.r
of the metal oat. This
was doss:: hates seem as the vales begin to'blow, a body of
Art 'Adige's' metal ems head eat of the tap, sad WM,
George iphamt (dsommi), and oestiter af the workout.
Amnia weeltaga woe Wet wield attempting to stop the
valve. AseareiLies hid ea the body, at the Beeld's
Arias lan, es Thursday last. when several wit.
assess wars One of them stated that he
attributed the " alegissisa " to the sulphur, and to
the falling is a tuft*, d Ironstone, act yet
melted, *ken the motes* ore at the bottom of the
Amass. Ha olositolal that Sall was used is the femme
Mimed of
latish memo fho oehoo.dousegasaely they had all the ealphar, by
&ogee was Maremed. The " swears " were
of amt metal, fled were not considered sale. la the *plaice
es to the weal of safety in the work, this witness was Need
by several niter of the worklessl sad on Peter Jame.. the
oweelookee, vs
idled la. be adsaimsd the danger, sad paid
that them um a eimilar 00011ITIONS last Soaday, and it was
guile possibla that day m eits ant lets another es osier. Ho
was sot, however, prepared liessstal.sug • a remedy. Tie •
danger wee maressed by their ;at the__pressat time. an
ireasteas which broke Sato swan Hr. ll•edblii she
serener, warded Ames that is was his duky eereesal
the Mate is the wags to Kr.
lona did am stead to Ms lineages, sad seedier auk
would. la all ,
verdict—" As.
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