The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-07 00:00:00

DENMARK. AND. THE DUCHIES.

Friedridirdiat bad not surrendered on the morning
of the 3rd. The Danes continue the delete .e of the
town with a pertinacity and courage which ..re sox-
prieing. The bombardment was continued dur kg the
I whole of Tuesday and Wednesday without iatermis-
sion ; the town was set on fire in ettveral plitets, ate
ther of their cuitworks taken, and still they held out.
It is true that the forced back the Sei,leswig-
Holsteiners, who had'occupied the road between Fried-
riehstadt and Husain, and so out off their retreat and
connection with the main body. These consisted
merely of infantry and jagers; they bad no artillery,
as was erroneously reported on a previous oecitiion;
they were subsequently also compelled to gait
Teaming, and ramose the Eider into Holstein,
but having again crossed with reinforcements,
they again occupied 'running, and compelled
the Danes to retire in their turn. The Danes
are very mentions and sparing of their ammuoi.
tion. Not it single shot is thrown away up-o chance.
The whole of their fortifications have already been
destroyed, several of their pus diemounttel, ....id they
have only the protection e Inch the high Eyder el} ke read
a large block-house still affords. It was expi sled that
the Schleswig-Holstein artillery would ou the 3rd
lost. be chiefly directed against the block-h. ue in
question and the dykes immediately before tLu !ow.
Having destroyed the one and bresobed the other, a
general attempt was to be msde to storm the town. It
was feared that the Danes had planted several mines
in places across which the Soltelerwig-Holslcinere
Must pass ; unless, however, they have been more care-
fully laid than those which were laid daring the last
war, the Schleswig-Holsteiners will have n.,thiog to
fear. The inhabitants of Frederichstadt had all left
theltown.

Colonel von der Tana, with his staff, was at Drage.
General Winista had visited the site of opeestions on
the afternoon of the tad, but had. returned to the
main body of the army. Everything was quiet in
.the centre. General Gerard had advanced to Ober
Tilk, a village within four nines of Schleswig, but the
Danes would not come out.

The loss of the Danes at lkfissunde, on the 12th of
September, is officially annnouneed to har•e been:
killed, 2 officers and 28 men ; wounded, 5 ufa.4.ra and
178 men.

The affair with the Geflon' on the same day, has
produced a correspondence between Prussia and Den-
mark and Austria • and Denmark. The Danish gr
-vernment is said to have deplored the i.ecideat (P.)
which took place, and to be willing to allow the fri..
gate to be removed to a place of security.
A letter from Kiel, of Oct. 2, says: The Russian
men-of-war have all left this port.
The governments represented at the Frankfort diet
ratified the Daoiah treaty, through the medium of
that body, on the 3rd inst., The Danish government
' will exchange ratifications with tht se states in Vierna.
News from Copenhagen, of Oct. 3, is to the Oita
The King returned hither yesterday. On leasing
Flensburg be declared that that city isheutd be the
futnre.mmt of government fur the Duchy of Schleswig,
end that its But megistrate should be 'ivied a
mentor.

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tract
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u restage a.
r of *e hauri.
aos by the muerte
rotor from Glifetze,
gene a number of %,IV.iw
of 14 nation to these
'&611 easy and Mt
agy Cam on (Indult,
mining place ts to beitMalwvaissei
eel dos metes and bonds. The tif
will be determited by the size of eke
rigor. again having becomie fainazableiti
on, the pumn era are numarinik AU the
Ring out bare their fall compltiont. Mr.
wto wes in my Gillet on Saturday. Wormed
2 tine prop-liee would in a abort time own-
rentir4 between this port and St. Thomas.
c e Bermuda. By this arrangement we
.re an easy commumeation with coat of the
adia Islamise and it itto be hoped soros re.
their had • with us. The arrangement may
no of the agree travel into that
from Havana to to the 18* instant,
mote than usually interesting. A transport
-• Cadiz bed arrived with Liaut.-Gential
c:- d in rank to the new Captain General
,1 not yet aairrel), end Dos Juan Paris. go-
f netse zas. These officials were accontga-
i gnus offiare and upwards of 300 saldiespf
rwri of Ceti*. Six Morena more •
from Spain. and considerable a
Lines mien:: the Cubans of another an
is nit u groundleu as we supposed. I balm,
'ed tt•I•le pso el operation briefly ire saylnals
cis ri:l,•. in the woke:tuft. The relation lie•
▪ at. I tio!nicigle and Harlem are
_4*k.M is
the latta constantly uneasy. The COMPS iftli•
wee, tfu.rfore, propose to seed this liesibere,
sad mossy, fur the purpose of ovartiVag Os
▪ tin :r, aid establishing the Tema ewer the
ells 'Wand. This done, it will be is easy
flubs, and in such a waY as to tinder the us-
• iee •.r !he United States gaits imposaible. This
e 4.c04d1y plausible, for it effects a double.
The pAssesion in feat of the flue island
It o, and the prospect Of obtaining Ca*
r. General Aymara, who' to at present the
r in business of 31. Dominguez, the New
.4sin Consul at this poet, is said to be' engag
•:Seine, and the'. noon for his conduct,
a he true, is that it is in retaliation for the M-
crae of the Spanish troops with the Rosasal
,hhi, during the brief existence of which Ares'
was distinguished. My own opinion is that *op
r • tie. I know Intimately one very as-
pa•ht ,01.11eman of Boston, who is said to be
aged t roe wheel,. Ito is a pram of grind
laments,' pe-!;.c. master of the French. 11414
Sinabh hit %t.O has been in every
•al p ~asses the spirit of adventure in
yoraornin,ay thltree. shoal he happen to bei,
,gat in this achi me, 13m perfectly sure that .1
t be able to gi u iron: his pen the mast
vice deseriptiAs of the events about to takes
If I shon:d give you his name, it would at
1* recognised by your taros as that of one of
1..011 eminent naturalists.
Havaonah authorities are quite active is per
for the storm. The) have condemned tech,
• ',wire, all the persons known in this city

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Junta."
!lummox, of the Conde de Alcoy, Gana de
I.a. las not yet wind. The Costa" priemsen,
•td'uf.t. the two Americus captains, hare been
L!): prtti• d by tbrir banishment to some Spanish
im comt of Africa. By an arrival &this
. to in Port au Prince yesterday, we hays data to
3.4 Ammer, and news that Youstia had soled
an . to•••littot with five armed vesesis.
We etc- ivrd lon Monday, by the slipper air
('sprain Norton, from Rio Janeiro. Ma sf
Ad ant $.7,, o,niniercie to the latket August last.
maws: news is of little intense. Beth home
I'o peas were yet in mein, and deeply amassed
meters of Weal interest. A lire broke oat au the
of the 11th of August, in °eviller-street, No. 7.
ma! h..ures and stores wen 11401101Thed by the
1.11.14f0re it could be aztiagaished. The lose is
'led as being very gnat. We learn that the
r had dieappearod from Rio Janeiro. and that the
is now healthy.
iur loeal items an somewhat interesting. An re-
m's bat clever clergyman, of the name of Beecher,
was recently a pusengsr• in the Asia, has Fib-
erl a eard, in which he attacks Mr. Cunard, sour.,
u pa:Anger, for not allowing divine service to be
t..t.tit on board, unless by an Rpiermpelisn, or
. . sbyterian, as it this time bappicsed. Mr.
:r.• Inn, and Captain Jadkias appear to think
• Mr. Beecher wishes to pod C.ollins'a line of
at their expense. This contest between the
..11 and American steamers is at present eon-
on the most bosourable principles; but the
not far distant when one oe the other line will
to succumb. In making the trip pleasant to
• ,ngers we cannot be outdone. We are Minions
• invention of comforts, and we bring them
:II the reach of persons of moderato measa. If,
'Widen to this, our ocean steamers shall be as
li built as the Eighth, and a little taster. we shall
t Ibs hominess. Wby is it that than anew has
tau attempt to rival our liners to Liverpool? Car-
aly there was capital enough to have calmed into
siprtition with us. There mast have ban some
let rano, and that frame will yet determine
prink* with regard to the Amnion SWILIBM.
Itbrn I consider how we have filled the Pacific
:tti oar fleets 'of esereltantart n and steamers, and
akin two er three yew, and that we have thec-
a:4 of merchants and sea captains premising for
r mule el the East, lam ready to a almost
ost
yd.ing to be seessesfel that we oadezteke
trt.tut. Without wishing to draw a sone/mica,
..re that if your statesmen had not adopted the
tre trade policy, England wild. this day have
a.. s &bier nation M itatattneeres with it

•
a dig hos been mach eicitad fit a day or two
roister that the &Urea sent to a tatiodbag
Ny. to at Harlana, near this city, bars beat meads
Any with by hued:lids durisg that last ytar, and by
Itrakeress who has sharp of it. An usecotigatios
• rcg on, but sp to this mominst that rotator
6; tars grossly tratemerstad. It is tortain that tight
c tabits bars died and boa buried within. a
die peat, sad that their graves worn aunt fad..
Ittfir shairow. It to be biped lbw* is
to*Cog worse than this. A read pay of Um
et Westsbester it *bast is Moo tiosteogh
att.:4,-14,0 of the whole matter. Thom boo bees
I,itc otintioratton cn that port of this witmaa, whisk
suited the their look rather bldg.
J,-;.y Lind's concerts as Words, sad Toughy
L 41.4 t went attended by malt 9,000 sad
cliLosittrn she has asnitad, . lb
tree abated. There is -we the
we. in the favorite
•L. a really surprising.
r 4 it, the largest mama
IL it Eats DO aLtraltaillOt
'emit 10 the buy
Pt • r.wh't outs. Toned by
• palttie. Every fu
...hoot the coustry •
t. t, cud bar concerto.
t3tt 414 e to say, W.
Lisd' Yon may
L'!• • .;egt ment with N.
-r people " minds%
H. of du a. While

• v. in this estimate,
,tubt be surprised if
1.,:y Lind and het
u.►asdsntanding.
tcrtn she determined
11' .. her receipts.
• r Amu would►
i.• co o'lllCe the
5.t..ed hiss not to

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• THE QUARTER'S IiSTRNIIE
()ram to. Oessreer.)
e retinee el the georter's Bayonne will be made
op to Thandey.asat, the, 10t1 of OeSsier:
Notwithstanding the gross volawiess whisk byte bees
spade I. the wades of the untatry, las public have been
Writ thubsilial the last two et throe lasetese, to look
alwaditonlit %coyote, to the palls MOWN& Pram
Isms. howsoci, tell* h w wily among to twist eat
simp;y, Sway pima aerastestod M leek lath thew masa'
wtd mot be earpriesd to laws that, to sempariesa with to.
gametes main 10th Oeseber. 1.47, the posseat odll thew to
limes is WNW el of 18.1. tem them buff a millem The
di/w eal% We, will be nodal', observable—es teased it
gossuplly is—ia the past isadisi Isms of erten% mita,
Slithelsore. The Wllog is the mesas will sot be of
swag asweat—ladesd sot Si as Meat owe they what Is
thotad by the disniaatisa of the import of bendy, which
bear. • swot report= to the quality imported la the
watitem gutter of last yeas whisk was, owing to tba shim
ahead the shake% ••••••4 &MI6 oar seedere will mei-
lest that la tbs viewer sad*, Goober 180, the resetpte
at the eastows true may mstatially os:taised by the huge
'apostatise of broody, whisk libels all parts* et paste was
mat soy melded las promise us bat tar Mara esesseasy.
Theo has also been in the quarter jut sailed my little core
imparted's, sad the sops Cadet yield less MI Imo, as was
eapseted sad ietwided. With these easeptites, the A.slga
Maas enema ie o non wean eat rtoopeepoo teaditlos.
To, Wick gods, repealed lest lentos, yielded, shoe is
liwellties, so loss tits ball a minim a year, sad as bricks
weft wawefastored la summer,, and the grease part of dm
duty 'erten is Mt gnawer, they repeal a able ma will, of
▪ ,be stmosly felt is ceesartess of the Excise with
tie quartet cd Ms yew, whom the Wish &lee wets le full
optima's. the limb. renews tor the gainer eedteg last
yeshssirlilt WWI fke mes-nt Is esespored—wea mem time
emanated fesoaribly wit the quarters
ryl=iggivesik 1847. Subtracting tbe repealed duty
ea RNs, the stout Iles of Enloe mums yield more the
ea mow vesaps.
TIO Sump will else show a deems, ae seeepared with
the vaasselly amiss quarter of hat yes; what Wade had
test rearrod Its previous d• praiser, sad ohm the dealers la
epwps had brea Wanting didr *dm for the purpose of
Miletilleahl the wieseeige -10 the summed drew-
'lhY,scat*alio otahren, rim gee is waiting for
the new saitsseg ado et notap Dudes, which onus
(ate elegem ids week. ' •
The edwe smaller items sonless mach duo Nate—the
Isemes-toce Sal pus rattail beidies u 2 their accustomed

beCii. •
isseibiest Is this eine id Ship that his net been
fully peedisd for sad thyme/ llbe llailes has already
is ems net made up by other ham kr Ike twal repeal of
the %wish laths Mil* wen relamil la lb het session of
padleasum, Ind MU, there I. lulls doubt NM fatezpad
es gybes W seas extent the redsajia Ihni
*oarObsessker of tits Isibasysst des stated hZ
el lois NUM acesar by ha adamian is the
Mop thstin. ♦am dna yesberikatts areas af that
ridessima has takssilass Vthis q wise. lasessa foss the
eases we hays badissasd—assasly, Ike falideg bask el se
may far the isdastisa sad agsksisa, sada saws into
force this weak.
The mime will still soutime greatly la mew of Wes
'apathies., the redactions Is wbl b are asking themselves
ansosively ids lOW sad MAO •isry day.

SEIZURE OF STOLEN PLATE N THE CITY.

The follawin are some addidosal details of the
eltimpreeasesoraisits4 with Ike arreet of Mr. Bluell, and
the masaave mime of plata and jewellery steeled at his
pressises in Priam ea Friday lest.
Zs some Om peat leatikueve of a very deans chariots/
have hoes ersatinualty *May place in tits outskirts of Liver-
pool and the might) ,uring towns, cad systey stratagem was
resorted to with& view toLdetecting tits thieve., bat without'
avail. A law weeks see; however, a darts( burglary was
somaitted at the reeklesee of the priesb &moped to
Anatolie. Amen Callon. Chapel, in Scotland-reed, when
not rely was a lot of plate belonging to the stared edifice
carried of, but also the whole of the sollestian, a large
amount, whisk bed bees sad. on the previews Ley in aid of
this:44a fends. This was followed by a robbery of sore
daring and eatensive &hareem The suasion of the
Rev. /dr. Tither, of the Beau Cathelis Chapel et Little
Crosby, wee mused, the Gawky Woken spew, owl the
whole of the soave silver vends end he setweenintal

punnet yerietaml, besides a greatly of ether deurlptiem
of plate. At the thee, notate seen wow wad be obtained
of the barilan or of the spit, but by sone mown met mow
aseweery to explan. the Limped &teethes 'elusion
ponessiom of • Inter, Wrung to Mr. Binal. The en-
tente Wend to bin ter ate a soden deentotles at plate,
sod the elneartasee of its uewetimi the sehreeter et that
Olds& hen the *bevel .Woad wholes. Minims added
Mempeolne oe to, the Whole d the lens, they monied it,
Aloti hoorertied It through the poi le Mo. &non, In
Fib.
, bowleg ponies* onesgei the now* et the
, Ant& one be lorwootted. Mx Mimi Atsly ve-
inier WO ins by the polies. yds **mei
to the paths to whoa It wee
thee nee maim two beset won sat the Lenin
t
Woman -Ainoiey ken Minted to
64, Besbitas, looks. ossimis
mei'. le the polies or on we hen hem .whet is
entelmim bet within a shoot Nee Maw OM dooortan Othe
= Sea 10 miter reepeeteNe elppeeeesse. wad
sad William WA•lig, wen wand la the
eithilATlVelos. awl Or. "ohm ow expos ref
the iperMeee& was droystebood vp to Looks by •
Meg, the nosehttem‘amt el the twee, to mkt is Went,
baser, mai d osewoory to upe!Lied the *Am Meg
was Onoted. Hobos neW the AI Meaner
Way, mid doll wend the of Me fs
bet omWelpolam sone elOwalty, he ' 111111elhat thesa
el the Pollee Canaholostee._ who dinned Kr. Lind,
est beroseate Miaow sok Abe, of thoa
lemons lone to noonymey Ida lossnw
Alter nee beeltatin, Mr. LeeK WllZrabist aleabing
*other lidivstozulles theylllumnlemeMbe,
they was mot Ii Meru
mei Asia Ile tow
---, videlholjao aerirwl I/ Or Ibilr tab,
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THE 14/ 2 111) 114v.1, .1) , 1
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dean, none mein rt-ija
seassvillrir tgi! .
Mew les
*hi the inn
2 deemed eneennilltel at sten*
tionnagnen ViellelignMylased that
The
azi=tl *llll4llUsab niteesen 11"144hwen
* ones wog plisteistediesied, bat the abstain
bawl he no •
ad .81111111N°111i
Ash exhibited mans, ef won
y at the gent.ennhosh.:o6..rithiosairalkoseePril
no
than was aieli:innt tionettod.
no also tune of no mean en hot
hall iota:Una were net es they were pined yeti
genii to Mt. Ileropteb. Jading hen what. he bed esm
ad.brww M the 005, wittene isoitied the dean to the
torts---• of semis
T. Minme, Beg , the Innen of the norand, who was
non misted at palate kis ouninaties, gave
assumes. He that his *hoes
ratur *pi. Dann/ nad nanny, the 19th
-
lolnitelbre~need o ban nerall, sad patent,
dais rabbit lieen.. Mho no very week nd tired. War
aserniked bee to wsM, win bin WOW the golden, bat abs I
demi.* aide le hod. She rentaisted la hod on the
Illemplay. eeiny murder ne anemia n leraltly
nil, &ad ~.posed le p to Own with Innen, bat wOM
n she bid ben es =ant the preview day, she Ind
bent we pond: it Ws, an go to 'Web to Unease,.
soon Whim meld an ray positinly..terho dean
thattheteenshe mann eine prepared bp
aro=
the can. Preetemicte gong to shank,
nate sop May sheen Wenn nibs. Bremld, end it was
nide In OM bilinsin end own up; is the spur 0n.... of
shillala BON* ben beau ands by the owelu Winn ho,
tesene denn be loft m stream at beenbat Writs&
diens, end int old math anted Walks, who fen warbles
abets tibe pees. On kb return bent he inn Me le&
nen nein and nil its and bad. Ite tend het when*
she bad boss inns inn or amnia that
her, es butt al aii. BM vegan Mot stoinalitaZ
mina, bet alle been sad sons_ mon Winn pond.
demi at *Wan BM pen int Mahe serious the nen
=i mil that site was only unruly hen a
hisW • TM seek, Bliethen Gibbs, ins la M
tenant es Whom' kendi ha in the MO'
whoa hei west up oaks, owl be afterwards saw
her p azad dews nand clam
afteepon. bbe was
• MO* dna Mrs. Bo-
nen esseeel lade her per is. Mad fve
it le her. INN Tim sin saiivenlied. The
inn whs affsAlbleldi .
_an bowels wen also very
moat diseids&L Bbe was sick emend erase, sad 021/1-
itia4•liisiat paths in her staelseil and born Towards
sorda *do* etc seamed vorylil sad her benison het
nn rem "P&L Boon castor oil bad has obtained. it.
int oho wellallt ens tt. obe said MO nen bed BA 6116.
she Imbed * the Ann, and Ur hes begin le mama
oblninicisen ins nack ahem* Hs had
sousigig:ll: sedisal elleeraskt.
of sod a that geatleara bed me
thentod Me bear nil genuine bins, se to
his esmkg. Mae. Sewn did lite ems ainn. Tim had
boas so mesh used abase Ur N. leo two soulda gees
Timely, whoa Minn esetesess he the of
rats. It was MAW arssala Did an tit u that thP=ll2,
of it woo wok sod bed oriste4 is a dikes snub for the
ranaired the gasket, bet esold net hod ft. Ose of the
nefeen hand sone eneirof hod laths eseressen. Whew
mid sat tall bow IS MINA Margie ad nine aware of my
Wong base abed la the Tarate,
11Izi Lamb, ea eit rano wsnin who Ind ben la
the of wining esseinelty se tit. Bentoes Meet,
and of qemeds kw theentrants, was ant oiled
wee winner ehe bed sat neemind nom anon he
the mewed rvpipedisiAloying ten at no skip
gist need Deena bat no Nunn balite sent
wan that the had •t de se, ea thet bar langetirel'.l
troubled with rale.
lire. Kay Davie, Ws of the finegin is ben( wow
hooted with her, gave a way Afforest statement BM de-
posed that in the spring, she then* about Starch, bat olui
was sato it wu not later then Apal, %So old wheats 10.11'
cane to her shop and bought eons annie, whin lei id
abs waned to poison net. Wiesen bad a diode*
tin at the oireanteme. " •
The old wunao, apes Min recalled, upend barne.
nial of the feet in squally patties team end the Binergeney
between them two witnesses masa a considerable assents
among ties penes. by when no honest Noma wrsaipti
Jona Lewis. sea of Ilesgent law* wu
showed an MUMS dbiaalisstios te WNwer W crandese pit
to bin. It ma, however, hied hem Ida nee
Gibbs, the ends would wry ones erne to bis
home altar 6 Alen Is the nenag, when sho look
about tar seinalso.
Mazy Swell, • swim holding is the seighleeMbsed,
ke to a esavenation with the cook. Tb ems seresse,
kad meioses& ea makeup toms Mahler We 'rootless
Gibbs said he wow an old devil. Otte elm said, " They net
to thrum me en bat they shaft go from ben behre no la
the same way es nurses did." Witness asked *hat sad.
her thin so, to whin she answered, " The devil is tine
.22/ sight patting me to sleep." Wilms bad beard her
tpm of Mr fleverne as her dear now; sayiag that
she bed nerd hen him. On me inesion the said that
be had wanted her to take his arm, and go a walk with him.
Ain Demo, a stream in the employ of the dammed
arlad to the feet of the food Wog prepared by the
a•io. had bend Gibbs speak impertinently et her
.inn., and es) that she would not hero ordered about la
her work. Gibbs sew liked anyone bat herself to wait is
ben nitstrese.
Soma other evidence haying Uses takes, the witness wit
nulled, sad said she had hand Gibbs speak she=
married to Mt. Bennie. She mid whoa eke wee
to her MAW that Man should have her plaid gown.
The Comer lump* it to the jay whether they Were
prepared to give a verdict, or whether they would ninth,
so es to giro tine for farther inquiries. They waived on
the latter plea, and the inquest was again adjooraed.

(liesso)-Andlitweeld WI • ennui government. that
Meld ref Wan labser for the welf.r• al be ewe
seb I die niehhineet theenenthek own pee*. knelt
40 Winne WA* awry in kinfal!tot 1010151.11.1
reeV: hero twilb. (Heerkiefsearaiirie
utisisk
sßat
Tune fief bb& net iota todeledfill Si thdir ~
• skis* saki Mean safe isr nro waservedwas t
billeted Ws W. •W rebus far the weft= OW
thennety sok. (Haar, Was) Tim
ban let
sad ' sex, sad if they wand *dew
ibe nese Wag, • amity, Bury St. Ward.
elfghtdiba lifeesseed Mr. Farad Uhl propeed thille.
main of 'wool knee, ant if Lod Oaths.
Flealresit tdl:ll:ragittt ilealtayMbalanteal" int
non back with a for
L1firit55...1........... .) Hat he saw go wan of
that whams oat, that IS bid - .
lei gala Ho bilked that so wadi minsbin well be
I=triarette isjaariore° Wan hese "ficit-sgsanit)
Het * wand tarn them what tgionttaiitio, ad Ito
dial—they might lake Who Iff ad *vs nob
Mde OW inn Whet be had • wind wee to
spend ha Ind It en with a protoonseist assainelloo, end
set wish a frostrador, mad thee Its was acre that se
K k went towards proemial; no rows of • two eon.
Mins at the awl inettme. (Has.) Ho would sinks
nem to do no seam (" Kw, ' sad eiserhaegilmt while
at hie eines was limittild 111 tki•—•liat see 4
Mon Ban as sale as as obi hos wrier •
nand kin • lids *law alsid, wed eateedeslZ maw
banes to no other poetise of the eseein. (Hear, ham)
Thep eight rat usual that if the democratic
whitit essetpoollas throinhost the of prowilePhillt
Owing hews* al lhogiesdl nen be ramified, est in
noses be VOW ••••■•11101 &NI "111 ether up His rem.
wet" of their. wind Ihrtheso. sad sedgesta to memo
ioreiga landine goessement al whisk weak regard the
welfare ef its saws ddema Is neihreses to that of the sub-
jects Of ether ealee. Ho foe lining detained
them at seek kern, hut so Its did on tka subjest
hawing est mit It. Hann: sow gine " went to his teat
lags," es Yr safer of "Our County" said, ha "felt
better." (Cinsw___
DI laughter.)
Mr. A. MAJII Won gave tits healthy of Sk J. Ty-
tell and Make Dends4 the ineabore for North Enz. In
doing se ha nod a Wgh somplionest ce the salmis and loog
sweison el Ur J. 1N be p• rest, and salaried the
Ascalon of Knot &mild Ho whenatly condenand
Whoduries siZe. *NW, ha said, saver would have boon
bed Dined Cobden held the rule. and to-
-I=tslrtik Mr• Del& downed the tan party. The
were gong to rata, aid wages were soloing down.
Already nay wen la some Merin as low as es., whisk,
after pans, sin sad nub anktrnies, did sot Savo a man
mere than is. Wimp himself, mad iliddy • wits and four
children, sad unites yaotestioa wale nutablisnd they
would fall lower.
The West heals, hose duly honoured,
Mater BILHISFOILD returned thanks. He advised tho
fames* doss so calms.* (a wbig • protostiosists, or to
depend open the humbugging sympathy professed by thoes
who entonnesd whn radical pples. They would
always find ths whips speaking in favour of the agricultural
intense at mitielegs, wad voting mann it at the haetings.
Ha holined the asestre was gessrally safferiug ander the
operates al free Wads ; thew sight be • spirit ia the non-
funnies Oki" is easseguesm of sanswes mikes hay-1
Mg boss Wen far gado% lead est to ladle es& Chisa os
eponlation but that was so **Win el prosperity, for '
they send sot my whether the geode would e-vorla sold or
ass. It was mars venter• Sra no omployeasat at idle me-
tal, sad asigonderott le a spirit of Tondos sposalation.
(Hear.) Us ardwaltneal interne was masks from ono
sad of the sontry to the ether. H. had ginned the other
day in the sweetens 91 mass of Os stimmillf al heumtaectitt
be had ass la eas paper. that Is Hors
Many fames wore lowing Ink holding. lien • thing
was sneer below known. If thaw were wswerity in the
maasfastenst districts, it arms in a groat itealars hos the
dapreisiont end Wren of tho agrientariste. lit the lower
tho nese of Ind: the nerner woad bo the not of manlike.-
talks premien Wl* Ss lam W nein knew and the
lan to the aim was Is Ws use he busy an, bat Mr.
Villiers, at the entwenosnsetof the session, bad stated toot
aisstreso slaw lid hen end by the osnentsou of
this wean is oenesigaseas Of free trade ; and, it so, tt send
on 7 bees nos piked ay II 1111011.11116elag /On to the poe-
damn. Vane done demenwassm he amid mover sea how
the pilaf no neriseitenem donsmded wind he for a 1110.
mat retuned. (Haar.) Tat km your, whom some slight
relief In regard to the sessegenent anima of Us poor law
was asked, the prokelkekto were setvotad, sad the
lamina" save as a bents agskaltwe the repeal of the duty
on beaks. Why it we, the Inhabitants of the Mews who
win the row nehmen by that nest" wad to talk of it
as a boos to the agriastemins was mockery end
The hos. sad gallon span= them proceeded to diellestallial%
arowny of the loaf law Maros presented at the ekes of no
sotein, sad wink newel a ensideeable dletintloa is the
nabsr et alie-bulled whew, d, he wateadiag that'
ia made, lids asstNkw with previous yews due drew-
saes hod she ben meek be the Intent to whisk seeigration
had promodel *hag the past year. Hs did set Annie
for the saws et protectin, but its had no hen from the
presses goweenow or the swam whatnot, be bloat*
Mei is the heart of the on and mak waradioe in the
Weld the inn Their muss was to leek hand to the
sad
*ohs sad right thsaselvw thew. Het they must
ingsAlbe asses behrthand to secure the *Am. Let them
mate the woommows of the Freehold Load Sonny, which
messieetikeleadoebes he believed, besdrebof listings votes
be
it .= enetatti Joi
eldhresletio: wend be ofettit
4 doss vats
.. =St:eta losehild Land So-
eistna bow dig ekes liketwas Gan. The Frw.
held led /mien of had wised there 30
amend iffatonlialt ihdy wore sew rep oat tot building
1K boson onish were to be even* in order that the pee-
sow method might veto at the ant election for
They. bad pardon' another piece of land !w-
-w ellbelly below no Doke of Csethridge• hone at Coombs
Weed. Is PM gunny, which wend give them a number of
whin In Is. Moseyif this mean was to be allowed to
Pin be will ilooloty, sot so seeps were lakes by thou agri-
enlimmel pony to 'SUWON it—ma it was progreedag is
Mites bench now sondes he had sad—thee,
be -mid, they (the proteetionkte) wore sleeping is a dan-
gown nee, an it was is vein to ask for a dissolution of
penleatoM, whas ths only nosh would be defeat It
ocedinta ferthms. it that district, to heckle is tisk armour,
Is 7 be sew It ansonsed the other day that the Freehold
lied eliell AGM to make in inroad Into Zoom Lot
thou th gooned In tint It wield he lawless when they
gm lipt. &lira ad Me. Mg* dm at Castle Hadingbam
le ,Vi up their beds le wessidniest sod nein, " Who
Wad ban anent this 1" fief smut mast their opponents
with their own weapons,' ad hurl back defiance to them.
(Hear, near.)
The CHAIRMAN gave the health of Xt. O. F. Young,
which was drunk with three times three.
M. G. F. YOUNG, who was spin loudly neared on rb-
Mososofoatabaoi himself tad his Mends that thh met ti a g had
woo_ at wportunaly for effordlog a reoy to the gun
ties pet *word a kw days ago by one of no Wars* hostile
to their lansies, via., " What bad beano of ths prone-
Steins r (Hear, hen) The writer of the article, were he
wend knew wt that body was not the pleaded
wrilillet onessesed It to be, but was still imbued with
nen* sad Wain ; sad that they wow nine' bed to
easy es their ...bias to that of Wanes end
wens ef wide titsulted boss • th• victims. (Hear.)
The nine Then artiste, however. ado the important ad-
miletkei. Om. the thaw was
the dopetir le agrkultarr,
ZYLitt....dcg5z.z..4,11...1 b. renbuss d
wild
insi 6
swan = ftwillerisisi is no stein elistrincrtZtatt
ci the ozinete spasm wars to oWswe no work-
simNll. If ho (lb. Tong). end disonsr say snob
in wo opetsw, he wend be the last nen to Oppose
11i of ft; be she,, an and beim all-.lhr more is
pleeei
tho materkl la 11111•111 Ce 41•911”••••$ a ay
n
partionernam—arms the len& of ill pike dna
gad linesoni tho semWift. el elf 01111101111111011 no env
wauttrg—(hasr) ; beisva .d
at ft ww hiseinri billowed Itio ryw=
to wbkh Its esaind tads** wad wises, and bad I
led win* iles to of the wsrlthan !
Zwl:resond fad lowedsg Wn awe Wan level of the
Incisor, with dna* was sow frond to amp*, then M '
was owned to the gokenie and patelka of fret lens she-
other. (Lod rem) Hat he wend sot net tale
as hi own adlisitty. Thera wee ea artist* la rabol. 1
umber of the Mesimro Renew tenet
owned that is the Timm. The Milli in Zia=
slated, that the of losetriodgo hal widened tko *-
teems between tw• neetati-dho mapisymet i_ an
*pod ; that the lobes*" bits id Mist :Wes es iiWand was
sows AMA's en, kr that messy den maid IN Mier
by whack nen Mend moored weinner Wakes weer. Bo
wend set essiment es tale widediliend of snake, bet
haw the . tocieqzcluathisine tenni N hopes non
sawn Tha sew es elosidnrwao whet was the cos-
dinned enianinse akin heitelsentawso, of maws-
of osliesisoll aid 01l New kenos ?
IS urge eplw the body, that hi they le
pendia as they night., thop would sever smonsetale* fa
olden est nsir ,-- toellitan'lltinn ft an% •

queens of throwtog elm the Wade In shipping. (Hear,
hear.) The question they were sow net to onosider wee,
what wee lb. ben nsetly Ise the dinealty wider which the
were laboarlog ? Eno their oppnueats
=rt• esktesee of greet deprmica in that interest.
lir. Healey last week la OrJoedablre said be did not fled ea
as samba of farms to let or befog releactighed. He
( Kr. Toms) feenedietsly pet himself Is euenewsiea.ion with
vadeueparts dike amity as the subject, and the answen
he gsahed were that never was Oserea den when triers were

neve lons to toter &beat to be valuated tkan now, and in
mans mei Ito believed lbw landlords were wiltivAthig the
Woe thrOrifirre b,eeMf Nell not find responsible
tenant to wavy *eat ea peg vont for them (lint
kw.) Want presmika wasimpiedbl. for this counts;
to camas a nonseptel esuipatilles via Inantries !sore fer-
tile, and ',Wallin ielealltina of Os pm* wu but Mils
reanoved Rea dint of the kali! tesstir„ He would not

elseassiessee, tle yes eatatais it sabots the land?" bet to
them sbee eerie* abet the hideekerlis bad beta sleep,
that the ealthatlas of finles& W set 'sprayed. be would
ay, " Cetapare the theteeeed mime et the land now with
what It wee la former that., sad Shea tell vu wh that It is

trite that the march of Improvement has not roe had the
lusters of this esetstr7." (Hear, hear.) But there penaln
seemed to forget that if by improved means of cultivation a
greater rodeos geoid be obtained, two parties could
play at that game, and that the foreigner could adopt
nA improvements as well as ourselves, sad piperadd
them to the natural advantages he already posse:sod.
They were told also that what was wanted wee
more capital, and that low prises would stimulate the culti-
vators of the lead to embark more capital in Carr, ing out
their emotions. But who ever heard of low prices en-
couraging the embatkatioa of capital? It was hith prices
that gave the stimulus in agriculture as well as in erne-
thing else. This was shown in the evidence of Mr. land-
Inch himself, who stated that is two years, under the in-
fluence of high prices, this country produced sufficient for its
own consumption. After uttering to the preparations
making in Priam, the United Btates, and other coon.
tries, from which ha said the free-trade advocates
had asserted we need not fear anything Ike per-
manent noes tine, to send corn and other agricultural
produe to this country, the hon. gentleman met the arma-
ments of Lords Lansdowne and Carlisle at the opening of the
late session, that as prim must neonearily rise when the
foreign competition used, there was no need for alarm on
the put of the British sgricaltuists, by the position that
or prices roes here so would the incentive to competitiin
cream The question, then, wee, what were they to do ? lie
could sot hope that they would speedily boleti .ved from the
anal sufferings which they endured. They must rely on their
owe patient endurance and their determination to work out
their own deliverance. But all their struggles as • class
would be unavailing unless the great mass of the potpie
meld be induced to take the some view. (Hear, bear.) And
of this he did not despair, when they showed them that
which he believed to be the fact—that of all doves in the
community that which was mat interested is the establish-
meat of protection was the labourers. (Hear.) He believed
(and if he did not in his soul and canscienos believe it, he
would be a free-trader to-morrow), that under free trade die
poor man would before long have a little loaf, or ne loaf at
all—and he was • proteMionist only because he believed by
protection alone the labourer would permanently secure the
big loaf. The effect of free trade meat nuesurily be to
lower wages and reduce employment, tad so diminish the
means of all, but of the working classes in tie greatest
degree. It had been said that low prices or existed with full
employment and high wages in America, and that there was
no reason why it should net be so here. But in America the
demand for labour was greater than the supply, while here
the supply was greater than the demand—(tear, hear)—end
it was this principle—the proportion of the supply to the
demand—whish must always regulate the rate of waxes.
(Cheers.) It was • faros to say that a protective duty which
would remunerate the farmers would prase so severely on
the working oboes that they would never submit to it, as
those of the Bright and Cobden school would tell them.
Bread had recently risen from 40. to 34d., but had an) cite
overboard 'murmur (tenths working classes on that account?
Neither would there be any complaint if such a duty was
imposed, not on the produce of this country, out on the pro-
duce of foreign land and foreign labour brought into compe-
tition with the land and labour of this country, as should
place the English producer on the same footing with the
foreigner ; especially whoa such duty would go to reduce the
taxation of this country, and ao lighten the public burdens.
He had already made some converts among the working
glasses to the comae of protection. The type-founders and some
other trades had oomplained of a reduction in their wages in
consequence of the introduction of foreign workmen; bat
what was the difference between admitting the produce
of foreign labour and admitting the foreign labourers
themselves. It was the duty of a paternal govern-
ment to protect and regulate all interests and all classes,
Talk of fro trade, it was a fallacy. Where was the free trade
in wit:altars, when the farmer could not grow tobacco or
smear ? Whim was the free trade in shipping, when he
(Mr. Young) was debarred from employing foreigners at Ida.
a month, but was compelled to employ British seamen et
and yet have to compete with the foreign shipowner, who
navigated his vissels at the lower rate of wages ? (Cheers.)
There was an important question he had not yet touched
open—the relations of landlord and tenant. In grief
and in sorrow he said it, that in the struggle
which they had now to contend with for the
restoration of protection, the tenant farmers had not that
*ordeal 'so-operation which they had a right to expect from
the proprietors of the soil. It was said that land was to be
regarded is the same light as the raw material of a manufac-
ture. Perish such a thought. (Cheers.) That principle
had been acted upon in Inked, there they had tor many
years dealt with the land on the principle of buying in the
cheapest and selling in the decant market, and what had
boss the result? It was the duty of the landlords to take a
large and enlightened view of their relations with their tenants
sad sot the narrow one to which he bad referred, and which
sow the Tames recommended. though it had condemned it
la 1842. And it was the old Tilt.' that was right, and not
the new Times of 18.50. Bat be did not ay that there
should be an immediate reduction of rents—though that
woad come inevitably if low prices continued ; but he
wished the landlords to mist their tenants in obtaining that
jeans' which would enable them to pay their rent.. (Hear,
hear.) What he recommended to them was to demand an
sersalisation of the national burdens, but fleet demand pro-
ceeds" sa a right. (Loud cheers.) Let them eo exert them-
'elm at the coming elections as to assure • ministry
pledged to protection, and then give to the ministry a large
sad a generous support. (Cheers.) In the absence of ob-
tainfag a repeal of the malt tax, which was not very likely,
he thought he Gould skew them bow to establish • claim
which could hardly be refused. Certain manufacturers
were exempt from the duty on soap used in their manufac-
tures; anw beer was used extensively in raising agricultural
produce. In many places he knew that a certain
allowance of beer was made to the labourers, and
ening the exemption the manufacturer had in the case
of the duty on soap he thought they, the agriculturists,
might firmly demand as • right, exemption, on account of
the duty paid on malt actually used on their own farms.
The hoe. gentleman wee balled by three volleys of cheers
ea resuming his mat.
X BEREBFORD, M.P., then gave—" The health of
," which having been rusk sad acknow-
ledged, " The Yousen," and "The Ladies of Sams," were
amerwards given, whisk terminated the proceedings

LMEIITABLE RAILWAY

Friday a

very lameatabla aosideat happened on the Bury Bt. Bd.
mand's Munk Ilse of the Boaters Union Railway, by which
two edam of the company lost their lino. The unfortunate
meat .emend between Thurston and Maxwell. In come.
same of nine defect to the engine attached to the vain
Oka should hams left at ten Ininates past eight in the
ingentair, Mr. Gideon Hatchwell, the respected station-
al/Mee of lift plan, despatched a messenger to Haughisy for
apilign maim, sad in the nem time diremed the train to
heating ilerward by hones. Matchwell rode on the
lop of tie etlite carriers, sad oft the treia remising Thurs-
ton, Mr. Isms Walton, the =AM, of that station, °limbed
upon the carriage when Mr. Hatshwell was, and took hie
ma beside ham Mica after amiss Thantoa the engine
green flategbley same up, aid err 'oecordiagly hooked on to
the iron, and it then resewed its jemompaussaL Here it
seems that both the unfortunate semi WAN thelopeeMsaa,
so as to be seated higher on the lanes*. It druid be mem
tinned that Baldry, a porter la the aerates se the eampany,
joined gem when the train halted at Thnistim, mad en see.
las than change their seat', be emiatimal Mail es to the
danger they Wen tqiili7l.llol fa Ushelirdp, how-
ever, they paid no to the iremelo6 se M cad e train
swazatlacier the nest , the Minh Minx the Tharstoa
a ,at the rate GIN man an Mem disk beads dame in
weaned with the ink of the Was, and both were killed ia-
Maatieeously, Mr. Hateltwell ohm Wag thrown off the eir.
Nage. Baldry, the pores, MeV called to the driver
of the engine,sod the Man wee eagoiekly as possibis.
They were both shoat thirty. yeas at an.. At
tialf.pest two o'clock in the allemosa Mr. I'a
the deputy wooerFertridre,
for the diskist, oposed ri:ori t
glary at the Fax aid Mande la n, mar the • stake.
Kr Taylor, leconotive saperiaismisat of the coarny;
'Kt. Brag, the =awe of the Jae ; Mr. Warrick, and Mr.
Cele were moment. The. jury Meng Mewed the sutilaled
• Minima garter,
Ma this --
roof et -
of

atnre d tkis May. Capt. Bettet be • - his anneabifililakiiii talked. that THE 4.
contended that he is the ovate the . but 7,000 don by tint and lafOrlald
4of the minirg emery, sad no. I : nest make up the la the Owe-
..., /-
ot It is alleg4that and* tbeisfhltin .'7 ' . ettliirderk
_,
_•Viisb•" - IC tat VA , The To
he has elle hddd kdd ahha Ihr beyond .4°`• t "'Mr Mk ' Meddled Nitta. -11baleS bat/ deo 10,
I real boundaries, which claim then the a the'll• hed gibe Off whoop d
• resolved to &brut: • 'her ~ , . el 1 letitthat nettle llifth of a natio 1
dto rade, and pee 'esdeb' t - • ( • "doe pfiaady. Eta la
asza
• - edieseely
ed to be at tau able. pokte la ". 1 , '• le Inn - Si, wawa",
iwr
"deanup. Fray, they made en -, . allot 2 , ~, and aid aid, &eft
ill body in Sensamento, and in realeibt ft without the •-• • all tn.,
ammo.
w, and several te the inhabfentaa lt,urts nit I Vine' 'tic ty of by tas.
lemmata en both Mee kettt bad; tily mei vial " *aid It was "641"
Gine. 11
is not over when '.h. qaver . the flee tint he hen out by a groom%
le army and navy hail put in re- All
nos
,
will be foe
tore order. The tad of will be the wet , jwje -
aiaturs • Kr. Ile
at, insurgents and the `settlement of wdl nit heihti;„o i„.., ~, no .. ,s
subtod
by the worts of law.law. Colonel Tre- leineeilenellilsdnifiniellatipt:: ' h
.
'tor from Califoroia, has yitrodesed ,trip at t 1
.. .

&agar iver_ teak lady
'Anil& Immo Bus s•A Gmescimpir.
A depatatiou of tta laiirepelitail amnia-
daaan,hpitteatlat the Animal mad Vegetal& siaaiatae,
!lea sis Werth* au &tardily. la du Nett Palma of
Waage, wits ese lliwarain competes et tie lizhibitkid
of 1851.
Earl Grenville Gibe& iiiawe es Seteudeydamdal.
wiselemeivedyeiterday et the
lietteass el Saab Ames& sea die
Itratlhaa
Delgetthei were resehei is Saturday at the Co-
kalakillsolbset thelievateeti et dia West led% Pololl*

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