The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-27 00:00:00

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A 11PRIIIIIITATIVI system of government Me its
defects as well as its mbantagre. The latter, indeed,
lacelculably overbalance the loneir; bat that is no
mum why melt defects should sot be admitted, pro-
Tided for, sad remedied. The greatest defect of a ,
representative system, perhaps, is, that the clue most ,
powerful is the representation of a country will ,
always be the most lightly taxed. This may be taken
se an axiom, or a rule. Noe seed we go on to
Wedge in denunciation of =aristocracy for 'lieges'
edits burdens. Let as take it far greeted, that each
clam will desalt its interests and follow its satire.
Give each amendancy, and seek will convert its
political aseendaacy into fiscal exemption.
Oar owa history speaks plainly enough to this
truth. There was no Mamas who began_
public life
with fairer or more holiest identities thee PM. none
who wee mare fully prepared to equalise taxation.
And it no of his first proposals, imbed of his first
machete, was parliamentary rebels, it was that he
saw plainly that reform;:te4ranality of taxation was
impossible, till it was by electoral emanci-
pation. Debated in his views of reform, PITT was
berried by the aristocratic pubs of the age into
war, and the war reedited him dependent on
the climes whom peak* supported him. Heed
his anneal bermes of the dates on emeasp-
tioe, and his mortgaging of these weeds to
the Melds at an tacreasiag debt, while the land
and malt tax he wee obliged. to reserve as subject
to mead vote. To get mosey out at the Laded in-
terest he wee oompelltd to bars recomee to tricks, of
which the mast egregious *peahen as record was
certainly that for the redemption of the land tax,
as if any government could have held the right or
entertained the hope of alienating the country's decal
dame opm it. landed property. From that plunge
be donadered on to the still greater one of the moms
tax, the nature of which, and its effects on the landed
interest, are forcibly and pithily described by Dr.

BEM.
I ea easiviaord (says Dr. Beek' is 1720) the leaded sad
ariewitesal lassoes had to pay assessed taus Ia a wieUsal
propertlaw to monleil sad trading WSW& Bet sow by the
moose tax the twat will pay more dm last year la wiry
nearly a trlplisal proportion. while the Gowan seemly pays
as mesh se is dal by lb. tomer esessmrst.
And yet with what Wideness sad precaution did
Ptrr eadeavoor to render the name tax palatable
to the earner. He exempted all it.. paid on poli-
cies of human from the operation of the tax. He
granted exemption for children whilst in a depesdent
state, and estthed a sedated ace of payment for
incomes between SOL and 2001. The man possessed
of but OM. a year paid but 2d. in the resod, or 1-120th
part of his income; the man of 1001. a year sixpence
is the pound, or 1-40th, and so on until 2001. a year
was taxed at 1-10th, or two asinine in the pound,
which was the maximum. Thus the graduated scale
had at lent no radical origin.
In all out., however, then as now, the Irht of
Wake fell on the middle clam, who not way. as
employers, paid the greater part of the dabs m ace-
munpuoa, but whose Obeli tax was infinitely min
meratas to them than their proportion to the di
We forget who wrote a book to prove that the mast
detained people were those of from 2001. to 400&.
a year—people:always with families, greasily liable
to the upsets of gentility, obliged to be served
by others, to keep up appearmote. swm*ag to im-
prove their Meows risking and toeing Whit embed.
A Chancellor tithe Psolarqoar, however/Asset eater
into such smaiderattate as three. Capabilities et
paying tame must be to him in proportion to itmemo.
and ought to be in proportion to the nature and dura-
bility of that Moms.
The alssificatim of different kinds of toss le,
however, so easy poblem To caphollso *jesti-
mein hem at their several your! ronshise. is that
most generally preferred. And serlinig It were a
fair propositioa for stems that was transtrable and
-appreciable, but we must confess we doubt its appli-
cability to the profits of either prodessien or trade.
Front the sae imaged in a business where there is
little mystery and large compstitioe, sad whore the
profits are bet a little more than the entreat rate of
natant on the money employed; fres this sass to
that of the apothecary, whoa capital is trifling, and
whams skill is everything, there exists a male: chain
of raistioa thssogh width to distiogi that part
of mosso Wok is pea ea capital, sad that whisk
ie wages he sieled labees. woad be impissibis.
Twenty Ward gam& in the losilesEstilfel sad
a:palmed mosiesto le better this a salon in the
headset • Isel, hut haw appreciate the Manes of
disk imiainef On min ma drive a *Haag
leis spa no capital, whilst mother manages a
humble me with hard oohs. Skill in the me
easpewebee he property in the other. But this
Is dmilist that pralung. How could capitalindea
roach all thus nsinstio ? Yet in ceder to Ise priest
it ought le heather—a take site coosideration
men's area, health, alerting. Better to es-
tablish sass sole, as that the Mame derived
from the me of eapital should par ere
stooks the noose derived from mor-
tice or shill, se sissit is m esls kat
sod trade, becomep=dolefiare it is eemsi
deed melt. la all is esselliend
profit, sad sone set apart samisen, capital, as en
tautly ought to be the ease. A maa's preemanal
gains an maven to all the receipts of the trader,
and to oil the noespe of land. He ought to replace
capital for kimeN and his children is sooacany, in
their Muslim, is ineeranos ; and those should
be exempt, as Mr. Par's bill is some
eases did estoider them. This would be a
hirer gram' than capitalisation, or than a lesser
rate as what was called profits is bath eases, while
the net profit wee only taxed I. theme ome,the gran
returns it the other.
Time ought. amens, to be a elassification of bi-
omass, amicediag as lases, skill, and capital produce
Wee, seakilled and manual labour paying nothing,
shill paying something, and In the higher rats.
it seek a fair proportion, but by no mew equal
to that paid by the profits of capital, regularly re-
!Ziknit indissadont of the Mass, now alone
t the tax.
Dot It may be as well to warn the public that no
Wits will do this, Isla' the voles of the earning
ami idastrion clam be suited, load, sad Moog. It:stre-
am etif exampt mare labour. To kap the wealthy
mil high lora in power by coatentiag and alleviating
the laws mad working clams. is the great modern
&Age, lanated for the safer and surer agrarian
and spoliation of the middle classes. If these remain
dumb they will be bitted, if they remain isolated
they will be made to pay for the res of the commu-
nity. Nor will they get always mat oven of their
own rank either to pity or to aid them.

It is reported la quarters where intellipaes is
scot likely to be cornet that the
.1 12;t: of aeon
has refused to accept testimonials • by the Arch-
blehoponof CANTIffitUIT. Without p causelne
that report is tree, although it is ted by
a church newspaper devoted to the cause of the bishop,
we feel no hemtatioa is giving- endeace to it, inso-
much as the fact needed is the natural cone/gun:e
of the bishop's declared plan of action with regard to
the archbishop.
It is, in twit, the first step in the process of mom-
nucleation with which his lordship of Rama
threatened to vii.t the primate. The bishop knows
that a formal excommunication is not within his

power; OM es .
swiss will is sk
Aim i list he its

bat; at ptlior.
Imitate to comsat
jag Miele"
have wootbargsa stir-

ITy iimee
Its iniquity .
archbishop's Oyster,
ham anything of gy
I mired at mdisation
the bishops who Non
These sestinteisle,_.
cediaation, are geossiagx
the college of 'hid)
erne hem times boneiseil
hint for a attain time. 'VI/ .104."—sellege
is uotoriously a mere lantier -Ins. Is the
ems of diaireedel broaches of morality it
might be reties& bat. on no other grounds. As
a rale, it may be ray mated that the
so ege testimonial is sever refused to any geminate
who has paid, or is sure to pay, his bills. Paynteut
bills is, however a sins lsom A man may Is"
idled it
gresteraict eft time yew. he II•Y
broboa every regalatien, mai aligned pug&
seat for the earn be saa3f havi leen as*, la MI
with half the taatheem la the %Ms MS Wit 2;,
aial will be lestheemieg if he hes bat paid the
soloist.

mstismaisi thee three beneficed Tierra:via
err le mt. • matter *ltems aecording to the
the sabswiliers. As however the signatures an
asseassey ter ardinaties, they are seldom refined by
arcane, aad seldom objected to by bishops. The
eiergymea rurally ormarder that they have seemly
alight to regale their Seaters (except In the tare
am of legrant immorality), when the oameememm of
Mormlasalwould be rein te the candidate's peuesses
hr evert sad. the bishops act upon the esme .111-
111"1"New, Prilseenistng the lax eastast with mut to
lestimesiab them does seseisaliat with_
the Bishop of Ikcersa's a rale whisk will
rain or throw Lt great ' numbers of the
clergy who come to hies for entheation ; and will have
M other GEM ea the asehhhimep. Om publishing
rather mere widely than beim the bishop'. thesis-
gioal hared et that minus Tgnato show muse elearly
set $s them time all the wield how is his
*O lehl worrier, time Bebop takes
WM& essiisa inlisibevil to moirendiag yens see.
The tug =Betty el this mode of able& is sob
mere widest by eseeddasias that the eak gosh .
ebb way is whisk the primate's @Waters eV' elms
beim the biahop is ael bodes wheels to the
assertions of the tembessielbat as sestilyieg me*
he the gersiagases of the other aigestarea Theme=
is that a lestimmial pessested to a bishop et see die-
ewe, Niched by three clergymen resideet in another,
simesM have the signature of the bishop of the
JAW Beene, as a guarantee to the paniassess
el the other Spates's'. A testmemia4 then fare,
mmsated to the Bishop of Hanna, signed by three
=resident in the dicesse of Canterbury,
alive the archbishop's signature seemly as •
wermat of the value of the res. His gray gives no
ea the theological or moral meths of the ma-
ths divinity, right of imam essi hammehles
et all to do with the matter in questim. Be
bears wheels to the worth or a signatuserl
yet
iscathe Bishop of Hum refuses to let his
appear eyes in this character. The primula of
oil Engised is denied the credit granted to the teed-
gooey of the memest individual in the country.
Is there my counterpart in the history of the
church of England foe such gratuitous and gross in.
salts to a prelate who is distinguished for ham Chris.
than conduct P Do the bench of bishops in =
agree with the violent opinions of their
el Exeter? We can tell them, thee It
they ate silent on this subject—if they
have not the manliness to reject with sown the Im-
putation of approving by their sileaoe of the Wise-
roue conduct of the Bishop of E=arns—the
will let fall upon them the indignation whisk me
hop is merited alone by that prelate. The tl
same are driving the chetah into schism, ent
hems lithe church bigot upon knowing whether his
swims is a rule for hie brethren. If they de ad
lissestly and manfully repudiate all accusatims of
this Mien, if they do not separate themselves frets
est ilinows this prabilical schismatic, they will
bra wpm the church the ill-will now only
swim their turbulent brother, and the public will be
*died is addressing them is the weeds of MILTON :
That evestamst whisk ye bet& we issuer, prevents
moth. Mains sub, removes masa ; bet what I—the
schisms sad grienams of the church ? No; bat all the
rieteed sad
tbe whole kelt the
Lad it begs& church
permitted
hold,will ewe the most sad—l keow set whither separitiat
be mosgh to say—but ram a wide gas ef Wane:lea is ibis
lead, se will never slops bet dismal pep until ye be *wood
(for of yourselves you will sever der Nut Somas, Car-
itas, as* did), got the church's ream sad yeas oesauT's,
to leap tats the Wrist, sad be as mere seem.

Wa have mad, somewhere, a story of a forward
empty-bailed path, who having burst into a horse-
laugh at wig a rive elderly gentleman blowing
seep -bubble, awl emasetly following them with his
eyes as taw sew la the air, was rebuked by an intel-
ligent 111-einwite who gavehim to know that the
objest his was Sir bun Nawro• and
that the spgarads trivial occupation was part of a
swim etedsests, alike delicate and beautiful, on
the lei me of light. Had the pert hero of this
Web= t at the late affray an the river Himont
hewed, have jumped at the tioaclasiem that
Lod abpotiusx was windy taking ?Ft in a sort al
posablagweezdltioa, and a souffle oat of it.
Arad he ham beat es iamb earrised se he was
in the NM a Sir Isaac, to be told that the 11110110111 S
Morrow (Lord B. is deep in the Welles) or
makable Calcwrott was testing- expetimsatally the
Waal as set it parliament.
Dammam told Lord DENMAN in his rt.
esetip published letter, that he was at the time et
writing mimed ia experistestal weaker and
Led BROUSlsit's brother told the Testae at Pew
sit the setae and leaned ex-ebanceller bad at.
la Lk the llama% with an illegal set, midi
e
pupae of eatortaialag whether the anstrah.
Ilea be pat upon the Solway Aet was the At=
Lied Bnoweimew having far earls in his Ude
the pelmet semisoft ends own onstreetisa ef • let
apothem" amid *IA el ao satheria es will gas-
iiied totted,/ hie deabt as a boa* et Osisbuleat
weshihstee, and no way of taking their opisks sa
INV& se Wisp himself (or ids toms) hreepht
"an ram sr commuting ■a siedeormsear.
bit iateseithis sad instructive to illmpare sr wit-
lost dilimat nodes of study adopted by die-
tligidheil as& lA= ham Worn read that his
ideas Semi west holy whoa lariat a fates,
walk) thisag Thasesow be dedered it fames& a
sa a keg imellom ahatnot-
dog
his
sictuaremits:an. to the mistime of ot4
elt:g!
eastettleater liatiaed 1313.21=
that tie vela el thought hewed nest freely
atter the of a milliard.; and Lard
Biorreacant Ws the szolienteat of a poeshisg frq
suggestive if the happiest ideas as law rellika.
This explacilies by the learned ant melds kid ef
his late rather tehodeat proceedings we ast
thee smelled Ow. He has more them sass'alltibil
masserbei boastfully to the bowlegs he sapibid by
eiboatee for the Scotch bar I mil anrelladbir
atighthavelsasied that ia hie lessatexhibities
was ustely playing at • highliakof like biggest
=UL L or, Pam PUDILL, le I shape=
that the time was the tweassaisstead
sight, sad the pima a river's beak lulled of Cunt-
=Ws Taves They sight have team it into their
hands that Lord BIWINIEAM was &peed to east
the pert of the Laird of the Laka, la m
and give a lively reiraintatioe of that =el
raid against 7011HUA UEDDER'S nets. The Wad gave
the goatee wanting that be thought stake-nets in the '
Solway illegal, and to prove that be was Aare, sent
kis gang to pall them sp. Lad Baouownt gave
Sir (kolas MINIGNAVI and the Beam: Falai
hasesiatissi warning that he differed from them in his
awmtwilks ef the Solway Ac
t, sad showed his eia-
mad 111.!..MbleattW riptreimusestveta ei
a nay
be rilire beis;ging to " the parP:l9:l know
ledge amble dilkulties.• The proms adopted to m-
ean the distion of sweet infamous from his
=was to submit sight cams of Siegel
lea mesas= of smolt to the j airmail!
the teach of magistrates assembled at Penrith. After
doing their best to unloose this "Wriest* impede

Witt
v. aje by his minis—Salls.-
set ase GI Leeds euSI :is
have to =dew serk, ea: the see sat. Hew
Lord BIOVOILUI will shaw his omphiat It le
not so eaey to eatjecture he will shags
the "whittles with a breached
philop kr.
etajudgmeet 'pima ems who bee see maw re
is his shies permit the satire peerage of
ritid la thrirjudittialsayadt7i Pother' he will ale" tae
repeal the ormethlagM tithe Treatises sad Solway.
Asia, and a new law of moult. His idea of sa as
ormlt most WWI Wm widely from that whisk M:
ElowVsalotaised. Joan itosomr, with Lod
alelelneetirm, obarges font JACKSON
sett
~..Ming' Wm. the feet, ei the met burrl
kg is 2081101r11 swa stationatt. that be was engagigi
is a mospem, mid ea 'also Ss inkwithai sgalasti
thattiacisow and his commis athisipM4 to seise the
aid; *lithe (Reason) thereupon 'WOW moot this
ism the water ; ad that lams= dashed him by
way of retallatins. Lord linouonum sessawhile cry-
lag, " John. ge 14 him—go to him." onLiebna like a
dutiful lomat, threwhig op his kindred saying,
"Now. bees sae sow ye mese es shigle•baudsd."
Possibly Lord BlooollAlt may propose to restore the
" wager of battle as one of oar forms of judicial
procedure, and neomuseud that fair ladies shall
attend the ambit $ " rain Whims and judge the
prise
Bet whams wane his lordship may see fit to
parses, we may he certain that the flood-gates of his
vituperative elegem* will be opened wide to War
date the kollses magistrates who have dared to
demi& against biro.

Ir is to be bored that the admirable ezample est
by the ilestsh law astinaitiss IN the cam of the Oala
will be fodowed by these towhee, jurist/Wiest the Gass d
the Superb banom It may be the Court otAdabalty
er it may to the H*h Coon of Jersey; bat the pa-
tio will Ma be that tribunsl whets dal it is to ems
that the few of 1110 demur iir satisbrierily investi-
gated, sad puabilmint belated, if had to be de-
served.
We have me desire to prejudge the are of Captain
Pamutx. It is only y. fair and impartial judicial
investigation that it as be aseertaleed whether the
aorta brought spinet him by the public ?eke are
well or ill founded. But these charges are of a still
graver asmeter than what were moved apical
()apt. HERDsasos gad hie mooed mate.
As the story goes, Captain PIIIMILX, who bee sow,
in Mead daylight, with a calm sea and light winds,
wreaked the Superb ow the obvious danger of the
Maitpdeve rocks, run the Polka ea the game reeks only
lad week. It is sesseted, sad as yet without metre-
diction, that (*Asia Mat= was salmi the first to
lump into see of the boats when lowered. It is
sowed that, as in the ass of the Orion. the plugs
were sot is thi boats. It is aodengood that eleven
peewee have lit Wait lime.
If these allegation are teas, eves the annals of
madly ahem navigation de not rimed a cats equal
to this for adribis names and cowardly sane for
eelf-preservatim se the part of those in armload. iod-
ise/ to sa eageosive loss of hematite. It is only by!'
judicial inmeligatioa that the character of the wpm
osa b. Amadei if he is innocent, or justice dew to
the oommiudity as Urge, if he is guilty. The law
authorities esamminat to take cognisance of this use
ha degraded for ever if proosedinge are not in-
stituted iimmliately, aid madmen' is a amass to
satisfy pads °plaice.

osisstttiitreeii _ igen ' idersrettstesik.s..._ _
it'd 7* et this ateetb w be *We lt Sas
hem peuseessedeit lit miaow to *met tts deisrtelattlist
Whose. hilts eat w alb. eddetewl, *it* MO
biases; to qui/teat *it Marled, rill* jettielsl tilvestbil•
•Ltetty, is *ethos** at es right at Wank* Selma I
Thee as welder 041 ealsetitettNib ed free hew all doaht
this whi& revises the isisieter= ;Irsiv:r4tagigi
imisdi!liti WM, Wilt ONos
•vote. Tbillitit seeks et thi eieretadoiliits istwltwirti
with s vivo wits* a Ore' es WV. It bee laterdel ft is-
salve the &dere( lhalattsarier it the eeerareirailk what),
sad am le eases sr +tinkle. lifiriftl,l4 dc
The rabideetkigeriewee, to In ooneectlew
with the WOW ' tehtemiay,,ohowa thritexa-
neral inevemetied Asfitra WWI." lb•
heath* is tables phew 41 Wier Orem Anew& (Ba-
eerie), •vrtittew el, the MAR Ilya 1.-10 Fear eravirowe
of the cavalry TleAlt ißelisreed here, re-
ceived thin• the iiii44l•4 *liana to Wei
immediately foe red. will sit out to-
morrow"

A: Liter how Palladium, is Westphalia, dated Sept
22, age :-44A seeps of observitiao, conentin¢ of the
12th burn, the 4th miriade:, and 18th Infantry
waintsats, with a Geld battery, stands between this
town and Weetbsrat thus on the borders of Hama-
undo:the twatswod of %meal van Tietsen.•
BADSN.

M. Soiree having given iiiiies that on the 23rd be
mislaid put a question to the minister concerning the
althirsof Hesse Camel, the attendiusee of members in
the Snead Chamber wee nice, end the strangers' O-
r Um orowded. The seeker having reviewed the
517
of the coated daring the lad twelve months,
egisted spin the throat breach of the einstits-
dia by the goversrasst, showed that this question
y consergra an the states oceneeted with the
=He reed
that the exceptional resolu-
tion, of the oil DWI having been abrogated by the
slings. of the Diet, April 2,1848, end the ENO, '
banes sabsegently joined the linen the provider
et the nesty of May 98. 1869, must lemma in
Ilhieuneet Webs ramistatee not having been ' 1
le itheapted withdrawal of the Elector. The stinii
tar Elder said that the Electra had sot brought the
=of hie present difficulties before the College al
; the Prussian ambassador had informed him,
the speaker, that It was the titration of his govern-
neat to address a note of a conciliatory character to
'the else*. The minister then referred to the appli-
head= made by the Motor to the Preskfort plenti-
-I.peindieiss, and send that the quoin= whether the
abs reeelations of the Diet were annulled by the now
ludas of April 2, lei% or were still binding. IMAM
mai* suit sta. mot devils for user. H. ispoilsi
• psessilal minims el tho guinea from a neat ear-
Minden eppillated ,ahrre useteding to the Armor
kw of the
no remora for leek a paoft/Aeration iSe that of the union, nr tO
AR
the A 164 of the ingratinion. M. Boiron
ilr
saw no solution.
He propoed " that coneament be requested to
employ. its inflames with its osefederates of the
anion, in order that measeres may be takes to plan
the government of the electorate of Rene on a ore}
atitatiosal basis, and to prevent any. hitenuptira
that state on the part of govenments set amine
the anion, or which have seceded as. it.• • Ihe
motion was adopted by the Chamber with telly it
dissentient voices.
PRUSSIA.
Letters from Berlin, dated the 24th ind, nye i
The yenning friendly feeling' signs of width
many pursues hided they could descry in the later
intercourse of the Austrian and Promise cabinets, is
giving Owe to adds* and distance. This is ascribed
to the inevictioa of the Prussian insisters that
Annie has determined not to moans, her deeiga of
is Opening Reasenpfieg. If the informatics received
yes is coned, the Visalia cabinet has seised the
present melon to reject the Prussian
of a free erafivenee, an act the proPles=
of which our Berlin diplomatists have hinny*,
refused to admit. It is add that an evasive Austrian
reply was received at the Berlin finite-dim ea the
lOili. The fact nand yet be crannied ;in feet, it
Ii mere probable that a verbal esniaosiestioa would
Fends a dispatch g bat that Austria will decline the
esehreeees, end will abide by her chows diet, is now
sal
edtoodo certain. We hear that the Diet has already
ea interveation, and that Humor sad
Bavaria have offend, sot only to provide neer, bet
to bear the charges of the expedition. The idea of
a court of arbitration fer the settlement of the Henna
ask is gaining finer in infiesatial circles her..
That it will be equally well received In Cassel
ii met, however, to be expected, for, is ink
he doubts exist to be snared up; the whole dithealty
remits from the ble rased= of the Bluster
to be bond by thia " Mioee of a emeiltallignil
Ohre. H tress this; he deem Set speak
of a wart of * . bet • appear it nes to the
gendations el the Bln, rasigat siespefell am-
' intailied ranged rlchra Dlseldralseer &Wirth
by
Mt at yfiseld MU the oraleseatisse 4 Amnia
by apielathft from the Win 'While the Schwerin
ellimpowlist eta Beliajamesel hem this du written
that tee Grand Duke would sot drains the Antrim
iralletlea to Frankfort, the Akin Garstat of this
resift publighes the letter in which the Mecklen-
litsgemiresset disavows the Diet
Othipow Gentle has a
Bum Opelthweide, d the 26th blisselMdZsilthili
• test of Appeal in that lay lies genemid the
el the Lower Orastrisifill lediesi IL Han
. _ tie be guilty of WAy.
- --,-. Barr. 36.—Vel . Lean, len g Now Leon
fieerne44l.l/ per Dina, l; Mind Debt, eel;
Cesusessid Marine Beeistre Premises, 112; Soak WM.
911. . .
r UniriaTz.rins. 24.—!Ise. %el. Cent Metenique
ash lairs.,,,lik.
lasiunis• ea Ls= 11.44,

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

A biographic despatch frac Caxhavea, dated the
26th lost., says :
Forty vessels of different satiate were mat oat of
the Bider ea the 1131,4 by the Daces, who have plead
the estaseee re the river is a state of blockade.

BXEIJUTION OF PIRATES AT BREST.
The theft Ts sake% Dante go Saba, Jan
da Cook sad F li•FsAitl.osavierod laviai Masud
W *irons et the doh. the akipwrish of ass
wool es the Afriout oar•fad.lll;lB49, oadannot Ilsoir
oratimo co Friday loot. Two a/ tboo were soustod. sod
tbo tbkil mat to tie isipla -
The o 1 l, nve" the =kpantealars of the
nosotko:—Tholoolaid was Aerobia all wslalom
=.llBmadly ilbelloyad odes at naval 11111111 -
Detandisno hen WI the Shp er *.duo, sad abs
maws from all Somas* la bact .ekedat oaartor to
dam% mod woo bows bp aorooird l rytir, b" benealks pia-
szs:srenth Ai duty of ezieethsg the mime took
op Ps at. ainisimi et twisty sow fairs the
olostai bodies the stitssithar4: vat
wood sol the rills ailintted. Cato sad
ibis lweeght hew pins esti eeatteeted to the ‘iaijeeekra,
ink by a ries.
As the molds wand the wort the dram beat to orroo,
sad the atudavalod wise bad to the spot es stint they
wire sit thole Maio. 'Bea sobered their wale*.
sin. and you.* the mak to thdr lips. At that testbie
amen i. Manse el Da Ontallailett ; be 'Awl ix a ens
et niter. inn& w isseollisly bnsgkt. The err of
both Wife the boadosol, ma the two kook at the poood.
At Ow una immist tie getesallii Ind bend, wad *elm
haypy nes hill ask ea Ith silo. Da Onto wee Uhl at
ow. Dash. *owed lbw of Mb Ito somons. now
tobbi liellAbellim yet ISA dole tie arid,
mho maresee teeideelle droviapiall 111. et Or
*ahem taw Eh seiskoe. latinver, Masi Am ani sot-
trotasosoost wawa"; misiviedog the melba fib pine
as Ms odd a** bkw et the tap et Ids shell.
azasstion presist &Awl Wore abs
Man ellik wort sousiorod by Gawk* boot the

Brit-soor Bows nr Fun cm. —The ifetaisur
esstele the egoist Mums ef the endued* WI beet root
wipe Is Proses fee the seems aiding is Awe. The
quest* made wee 81000 113TIMUMS• at
Ham
of 1849, tbe questity_ sued.as AM" hat Is 9849
it wee sidne,ooo. hiersase duty on bset•reet mar
is 1880, as esasparvi with 1849, is 4,818,000 h., bat time is
a idling of is the duty as Wallet soils of 4,800,000 t.

bIIIIISDLY Emma.
ad Cleeerol Chen-
foryetllee, the review of
east isapeation will
..igoromerald, hoes enter.,
• • ambers of the OMR,
sitting held I*
. The Icapolvolidlig
Air mew to Um:
leitriors • thaw mime,
that considerable.

"If I

t 9 the imlie7 t 9
the Abject of the
twortitniilet \ view to Ms twee
Virjrallaiierklia powers. 33. Harrah, is of opinion,
that ,ther dessitatiss reoph3 not, Ur be forted
is this raspeth- while. MM. limber and irotla
ergo I held* thitd: MO *idea courier, each bs
ed appeal to tti.- .la the rant of the varieties
hat betaiont mit csetaaaly will set, alert
behee Jane, 1831, by the National Amenably. The
diversity of views ia the members of ebb goverameit
in the source of. Tatham rumours as to attoisteriel
ohmage, and the mums MM. de Persigaria frequently
mentioned se *Wised to.fisereattlas bead of a huh
cabinet, to be formed after the ream for the pr.
maw of a room decided Rumps:Net polity. It lb'
however obvious that Lords Napoleon will need data
=mines of the leaders of the majority of the
bkrr fart the purpose of miles him a bosh. M-
onies dealary ; and as the ',ascot minister of the
interior is the representative of the parliamentary
majority in the cabinet, the remoras for retaining him
in hia plane are quite u obvious as those which would
prompt his supplantation by mem devoted personal
adherents,

Zr the Ossamittee at Permanence did not pay so
much attention to-day to the so-called manifesto of
the Elide. it was on the other hand much occupied
with th, camp of Variables, against which sock a
formal oppositios bad been shown by the Assembly.
Tits tssaltof ths sitting of the councils-general as
to the question of reasingthe constitution have beet
given in previous litters. Several other questions of
namely inferior interest have been debated in than
departmental: iressailslies, among which may be men-
tioned the new dewed law, the law of communal
and departmental organisation, and the law of mayors.
Ia many departments propositions were made aud-
io' to the rortsion or abrogation of the 'leotard law
of May 31, bet in the gaiter number rejected. The
l'..lardegae, Geed, !biota, lle-st•Vilaine, Loire-lure-
nears, Lot, blarbihas, Pymness-Orientales, Var, and
Vaudois expressed wishes for loosening the restrio-
tics, with regard to the artilloation of electoral
detailed's. The department of the Tarn is the only
one which voted for the total abolition of the biw.
Ia the approaching session a merlons struggle may
arise ott this question from the coalition of the ex-
tremes of the house, bat the petty of order know too
well the vales of the victory won on the 3114 of May
not to muster strong on this ground. The question of
departmental organisation is an extremely difficult
one, owing to the conflicting notions prevail u to the
advantage of a strict mintralisatioa. The councils-
general express themselves gamily in favour of nel,
musistratia deointralisatien, but exclude political.
The difficulty is to see where the one ends and the
other begins. The appointment of functionaries at-
tached to the service of the department or commune.
and espodally of mayors and &patios—mayors is
contended for by the local and central powers. The
nature of their attributions is equally a subject of dia.
puts. if the advocates of decentralisation confined
their pretensions to the abridgement of the
circuitous processes to which the commonest
matters, such as the building of a school
or bridge, have to be subjected before they can set
, about, they would meet with but little opposition in
the Amenably. But the right of levying rates, bor-
' rowing, eelhcg, and mortgaging, without control,
would be strictly questioned. It deserves to be re-
marked that, notwithstanding the success of the
omilLion of the extremes of the Chamber in throwing
out the government's bill on mayor*, the great majo-
rity of counsile-general have pronounced in favour of
this measure. Three only—the Dordogne, Vienne,
sad Bouchendos-Ithono—were formally opposed to it.
Ia the latter department, the influence of the
legiti-
tteist Laboalie, who reported on the bill, caused the
rejsition. Another question of importance handled
in these councils was the investment of them with
extraordinary powers in case of insurrection in the
as2iial. The bill of M. Denise for this purpose was
generally approved. But, making all allowance for
provincial jealousy, one is at a loss to monist for the
approbation given by the greater part of the councils
to General Gratatoont's acentric Plan/or removing the
inset of government from Paris. a project which might
ps have been entertained dune' the mindoor
11074ha18, but now has not a shadow of reason to ream-
eased it.

One of the leadieg legitimists, M. de Vatimeanil,
declares himself, in private, decidedly opposed to the
revision of the constitution.

M. de Pastaret, one of the Count de Chembord's
confidential committee, arrived in Paris to-day.
There appears today an article in the Union, which
has Mooted attestion from the promise of a more
conciliatory course towards the government on the
pert of the bulk of the legitimist party than their
recent proondinp would have led roe to expect.
Tae Union declares, by the pen of M. Lubis, that the
stilted, of the legitimiate will not change in the
Assentay.
The craying.after sights, whose attraction is derived
from the imminent risk of life or from absurd and
moustrolu novelties, seems daily to grow among the
Parisian public. The (eine pleas for feeding this per-
verse appetite is the Hippodrome, whiler troop daily
thousands of grown-ap children to stare at ostrich-
racing. Pony-balloosuig has been succeeded by
donkey-ballooning, and to-day we are informed that
Madame Poitevin is to accomplish &Dalian meat,
a rionsenw for the benefit of her husband.
The downward tendency of securities at the Bourse
was Mill visible to-day, although in a km degree;
sad the fall in the lintel; occasioned some consider-
s* purchases, :which nlliid them somewhat, al-
thsagh they tined somewhat lower than yesterday.

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Booms.— 8:. assissi:. 40i; Vanilla (right ba:k. ),
713 78 i 26 (iset 3•63). 1401 Path. ant Drina; 772 60;
Paris awl Sawn. 6011 60; Roam old Harm 30 50;
' Biresbarug ad 72•14, U 7 58; Odom ha Viarma. 347 60;
Warms sail Baressatz, 1191 Sic Meek 480; Paris sad
litraritsat 338 761 Toss aid alrasid4 fhb; Mostiorms sad

SPAIN.

rift Nessai.

IIDFD, Bzrr. 211

Omural' hob Oameba will tmbark at C;tiii for
Onba, on tan 18th of October. The direction of the
eseslry is oasfided, ad interim', to the Brigadier
_ . . .

--The diligence from Barcelona to Vslanais, dee at
the latter place ea the 16th, fell over a lofty piaci-
pies above the sea at °ropes& Fourteen pmesagers.
together with the mayoral, peace, era WM*
Mmma, ear. 91.—TIonkpor 311i.ellerlIelm,
341 13-16 own, 341 paw. DOW 9no Pin
pee Gain, 121. Collso% $ Mt:4w ' litzlin•
ikon, 6 pew; akar Bona. 6 Bonk of PM*
diasad, 92 ark. lizoisnago on London. Ka • 1

00art or Aria.—By advisee from the Island of
80. T= O
8 a the sold ',Antes) of the tad of Marsh, aro
find snot *thy het Atkin place in the heilitles
mated le vete* Othilthle there or at Priaaes Island. We
undlestamcliked the port chairs ere only 100 reit, or about
fal., pestle usediernient, payable only once is each year,
.al dip *Sri in day megalith ef owlets to have thin
trairatilldhel ablowther. 'TM solg mere to which to
ad@ see Illabb in be br'a'e assonte to 1,440 reit, or
shank N. each main wad deep Impeded orders to be
allowed to depadt seeds le lend -then, and to re.export
theft. Reppitela have WM 'estahlialthil in both bland',
:ryas, A=ta ate admitted we me
cere of. Provisions
t, sad von& Oa stall time be @applied with
thee ad with water. The prawn ef the maw aonalats
of coffee and wow, whisk hare a certain and in.
=lielniprise—eoffee at 80 salt sad seem at 40 reit per
pound pat ea head, shish wlllyuleatto 218. and W.
per peed The provincial cola at 1,200 rele for
each sum dollar, and the pro dollar hu the vele, of
two-thirds of the Spanish dollar.

lICHLF.E3WeaO,LS TEIN.

~ffrorp tie AgosonneZeileng.)

Thit.ifyiennotiste of Bassi, in their endeavours to
soaks WLondon pritooolo reality, rely very much ma the re-
alist it the daunts shoeld nos be united to the
ark, se se to become perpetually the in-
,
Ohio sad the mote ruler, the Cur would saint
end kobegielitlik perseeet right to the sootorien.
Titer sersoisherieu of his Tighe, in fiesta? of Denmark
would sertslaly be • signal sot of Meiosis's/Woos—en act
of generosity for the like of which we shall look in vain in the
Newry: et Anglin Bet whist if the rights ninth the Czar
le ess,wilides pa sweridese for the iotagrity of the Danish mo-
Oterehg onwhete . Whet if the many in which he
awl SO Awl** in the otaskes of Serape the eight to break
the priample of laminas/ay shoald turn ono • beg of wank-
lies tokens.? Sash, however, le the toot. So untenable
se the poatenaiose of the Clot, even is a Russian point of
*lbw, that they have cells Yet loon openly brought for mud.
We will in • new were,. .espoas..the character of the
Ifesperoore claim to the duchies of Schleswig and Ilolstehe ;
ear leaden will then be able to form their owe opinion of
iM sdesieeibility. • •
The imperial family:of Emilia forms a branch of that house
tei which As now exturing Danish royal tamily, with the An-
gemeadrergeoll this eldsoutaig lion, are hkewiss offshoots. It
win ha as your 1778 *la eke lisle of Oottorp surreudered its
right" end intonate in Usei elitehies by • edema tic of ?unm-
ated*. any centuries before, the Giittorp line, to which
the reigning families of lluaria and II ilstesn belong, had
leratiebed off from the royal Danish and younger toys!
Noes •of Augtetraborg hen Gleckaborg. On its
stepezetion the limo of Gottorp obtained the as. latency
of the two duchies. In the mitten in which it became in-
volved with the royal fins it bad loot in 1721 the ea,regeney
of Schleswig. It was subs, quietly elevated to the throne of
Ramie by isistringe, end poisoned in 1773, in common with
the
.royed !knish One, the cstiregenry of Holstein, without
being messossoed its claims lava Schleswig,
lo 1773 the Emperor Peul renounced his claims upon
Schleswig, in consideration of a sum of money, and bartered
his intereit in Holstein for the Earldom of Oldenburg and

Delmenhorst, sines rimed to the rack of • grand lucky.
This earldom, the original possession of the house of Olden-
bug. was at that dem occupied by the royal Danish lue.
This newly-regained property the Emperor Paul gave in
the year 1773 to the younger line of his house, that of
the mesas% reigning Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Since the
dita el this transaction Holstein his remained in the un-
ovidetpossentieta el the royal Danish line, and Oldenburg
in that of the younger line of Gettorp.
Itis said that on the wins:ditto of the reigning family
the .Emperor intends to lay claim to the: plat of
Holstein in which Kiel is situated. rut to fact
that monarch might with as much right claim the en-
tire duchy, for to the whole or a part be has no more
valid title than to the empire of Turkey or any other state
which it might los convenient to possess. According to the
decision of the States in 1616, and to the family statute, the
sumession to the duchies follows the law of pnmoitenitore,
and after this the younger royal line would Guessed the
older now reign*. That youngir line lieu numerous re.
presentative* in the Augustanburge and Glucksburp;
next to them come the Russian family ; and last of all, that
of Oldenburg.
But how stands it with those claims upon a portion
of the dually of Holstein which the line of Got-
tarp formerly possessed ? It will not be difficult to
answer this question since all the treaties with their
secret articles relating to this question have loot been
made public. It is cleat that should the allzaillt2 line desire
to claim the sins of this interest, the treaties of 1773
contain good grounds for supporting such a pretension. At
the same time it is no less tree that those treaties, and their

accompanying documents, contain at the same time condi-
Itona ander which atom) the rights aelsocwlsdgsd can be
ememistd by the line of Gottorp. In fact, it is to 'he thdea.
burg branch that those treaties would trona'. r the interest
which the house of Go,torp possesses la that part of Hol-
stein, and with that Unmet the eouttemitant right of

Wrie•Meitus.
It is not of COMM expressly stated is the said treaties that
after the failure et the elder r line the younger shal
succeed to this interest in Holstein : one would no more
espeet to find an enumeratio.l of ell the contingent rights of
wiumession in such a document than a similar list in the acts
of the Vienna congress. The collective niesoben of the
yowler royal line present in Copenhagen at the date of their
esnicutten formally &mended of the goveriuni nt whether
their rights wars 'reared in those trestles, and were told that
the Gator, Holstein bad in all respects %misted into the
rnom of the Counts of Oldsnborg and Drlmenhent.
But we will set the absurdity of this Bowan claim in a
light still more striking. Should any claim on the Glottorp
share in Holstein be pretended by Russia, the consequence
therein involved would be the restoration of the Grand

Duchy of Oldeaburg to the younger royal line. At the date
of the exchange that younger line stood next in the order of
suceemion, not only in virtue of primogeniture, bat in right
of positive and special treaties. The tepurantative of the
younger !Met at the data of those treaties, was John Adod
phut, who had been declared Duke of Oldenburg by the
.imperial court at the end of the 17th century. The duke
ceded this possession to the representative of the elder royal
line, Christian V., but it wu an Ixprers condition of this
mesioa, which took place in 1671, that upon failure of
male issue to this elder !eyed (Denials) :ice, the eight

of ;Jocose ion should immediately ;even to the
Oldenburg line or its Acosta* the Augustenburg or Olucks-
burg breathe.. In 168 L these stipulations were still further
delisted by another treaty in which it was provided .hat not
until the flinction of the older male line should the nuke,
' his sup:emirs, t•V Agnatfa of the house of Gottotp make any
claim to the inheritance. In this way the rights of blood
inherent to the Oldenburg line were reo 'piled and con-

firmed by treaty tat is it was atablished, that
after the elder royal line, the younger, that of
'ol4en.brug should mused. This extinction of the
elder male lice is now. however, en imminent event. Hence
It bllows that it the younger line has not received in that
part of Holstein formerly the pow mien of the house of Got.
tarp, en equivalent for Oldenburg, then Olden'ourg itself is
theirs by right. In these facts Simi' will be able to find
nothing on which to found a serious claim to a pert of liola.
sin. „Nevertheless it is probable. that the cabinet of Bt. Pe-
tersburg may be inclined to pretend such a title, and in the
seine breath make a virtue of reneancieg them on condition
that the two duchies shall be perpetually incorpora-
ted with Denmark. The conduct et Nicholas may
be disinterested enough in this matter. It is well
known that the crafty. design of reviving an imagi-
nary shim of the Human line was not suggest, d by the
emperor, but was the invention of the late de honest and in-
triguing king of Denmark. It is worthy of notice, that in
the year 1844 the then Danish minister declared himself
opposed to this same plea of inventing an occasion of virtu-
-028 abnegation for the Emperor of Rosin, and caused his
intriguing muter to retrace his steps. It is asp. daily re-
markable that the commission appointed to investigate the
question of sueousion said nothing at all in favour of such a
title *Rioting in the Ltussien imperial family.
It would be absurd to suppose that a claim of this kind
would not mums great importance, however groundleu it
may be, when raised In Huai*. Nevuthelese, Holstein is
indisputably a state of the Germanic Curfederstion, accord-
ing to the treaties of 1814; and in this confederation all dis-
puted questions of succentan are decided by the appointed
courts of the federal state. It the Czar has any claim to
make, he has only to bring it before the tribunals of the
federation, aeurding to the treaties of 1814. Ws
g to the truism of 1814—the favourite re-
=artrthei cabinet of St. Petersburg itself. And
don this is not a question of power, but of law and right;
the fact that the Emperor is a great sovereign, and the Duke
of Aegustemberg only a feeble prince, can make no difference
whatever. It is said, that dread of the northern di spot has
indaeed lord Palmerston to conclude the protocol of Lon-
don. But what will be his feelings when the sword of jus-
tice has hacked to pieties the web which diplomacy now
miss ?

FIRST Agana OF THE BERNINA IN TEE ORISONS.
—Os the 13th of the parent month, the first ascent of the
'celebrated BerrJaa, the highest mountain pea of the Ber-
'nese Alps, wee affected by M. J C 0.., of Scants, in Oberon-
, is sampan, with UM. J. and L. B. Ticharver, of
Schau eid. The height of the peak is 4,032 meters above the
sea lev L It lies in the mighty mountain chain called the
Bernina, and bens its name sod rises out of the glaciers of
Koseg, Vitiates, and Morteratecb. Several attempts
to Amend It have been made but hitherto with-
out mows. The task is attended with consider-
" able danger. The three adventure:a set out at six
obslook on the mozniag of the 13th, the sky being very clear,
sad rushed the steam about seven. The thermometer
stood at 2 deg. Beenenu. The black sandbills witnessed the
inflames of the sin's rays. The Luger ice streams were
gliding thrush the large bleak' and ambling down preei.
Ow and late caverns SOO feet deep. About half-put tea
the lint gluier region win left behind. The second rose
'steep oat of • field et snow. The glacier line
wee sot then visible. Great Sturm, a hundred feet wide,
had to be avoided by • Ci1411i10719 route; smaller openings
were to be Impel ; valleys ware to be wandered through,
and ridges oliosbtd. The travellers bad frequntly to cut
amps Ls the kte, sad throughout the first region were com-
pelled to make eonstant sae of their ',rids. The chief
'Almelo they encountered wee an ice ridge formed of steep
glider walls ;• this, however, was overcome, and about six
at the eves,
_due twelve hours inmost tail, the tam-
mit was climbers,The eye sow glassed over a hundred
Mania& peaks, most of which shoos with all the
beillissey it gluier reeks. Assesq these peaks were
those el ineard. Hee*' Measerrasch, &o.
Over VINO the Bantam sussed to look as a queen amid ha
court. The view towards the south was attempted by
steads. The sole north wind, however, reminded the tra-
•veliers that they bad little time for admiration. The air
wee exceedingly dry, so that they were often compelled to
moisten their beads, Ice order to retain hold of their staves.
The head on touching the lee adhered to is eo test that on
attempting to remove it the skin was nearly torn
away. From the test of the glacier (1,590 metres)
to the height of 9,162 =stn., the travellers
had sun no living touters excepting a mountain though
'which dew saw the rocks below. They had °biased
traces of the sham& nearly at the summit of the mountain.
They buried a small flask with some Swiss coins and papers
isseribed with dates sad names, and built over them • five
foot stone wall. Oa this they Amsted We Swim federal flag,
and took their leave of the place. About hall. put ten they
had gained the lower glacier region by moonshine, and were
thus out of ell danger. At ono o'clock they came to
Mortnatsalt, where they were saluted with the barking of
two large shepherd's digs. At two o'clock, attar &journey of
twenty limn, they regained their Tartars.
THE BISHOP or EIETRIL—We have received a
letter this morning (Wednesday, Sept. 2.5) from a corm
cop ndeat in Devonabbv, dated yesterday, stating that the
r Bishop of Exeter has refused to accept teal imonials signed by
the Archbishop of Canterbury.—Guitalion.

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sties Or iadoedois -ea IforigastToe oi liaotrikAig .irtropseir Corm Pail oasik to B.rus an ,
‘AirVivri:ri: Mastrelia• it .th• Arenatekie ,du 801
IS native Wis. , .
...-, .. .Ws Jai *filet the mile bY Wafter lb stirred law attentive is ~tie -ii
, boo d Minato W. Nast id
waist.. ta the ono d doilirettelle Asa i kaabiss . :larailairillitit AM Is er7ris is** NW 111.0vitar •- , Row* 'li id' said, erfordWitimis t
s caw tow Wows dm I his Perim ' , Fil Whaled eran esniettende Yeats• ewe ds ; •thn prevail in the cabinet ag
'wriasbraltits ilr:adirtrasmair;and wet ho sod Wow& Jowl west @Wad wale *bee cattheldetivionetty kti wbe • by the Piaelditai• ott tti
1.....a...a oamoolisaariso haws boons with tbodrkits of tap Ogiablasse }haw t U 1111"*"1""elur 'Ile" 61114 41. 114,,vand sed,.. of th• ooDatitutioa,
_with • •
—b.," dEME ealle"alt

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110
1001,17,

girth** P 4
Iblo!daY:

selotetteg tM sullomot at MT. OWL/. Abetted to Kr.
Vlollll.lroppotego, sgpmell skis ailsesega, :11.• deo*
gal sow be sans assursl MUM •. • ,

The writ for the elooties at a arirei nrwt rtw is 14
foopt of the Riau Hoes. Obeisia. taiitas imbed ebb
tee Cron-otties es Tbundifir_ AlNSerarkitirMrdt.
ereestaitted by that ntethee.bar pora
be Uoiveteity, by whoa tie,4*deelna b lee bump
pointed.

I PLAI IP•112
'Jog= .1 I

mid fats Me bonds Is bsoems—a-i jeopeety et , bleleeeinli
who had Ake row et *lii egykehthe to oattnat at lay
thew,•ed. him Oht.tila h . 11,e e( the hooey.
Webbtas bk the depositor eralkhaveito alohalloB sada* Yoh.
It had boar sac brlettesiVo diet. kV*, that eh. hub* I
were do peaks to isdistt bad tweeseate * otehrehesk aid 1
re etehowth ens Mu boar is tbashi.,...., it. ad I
14 44 Etid or Al* .t Poothwipmairess yr,
bees pfd to Jac ease abet 4
Mil IN had loft it .i .besome
a* I* atitoese ea the 8 . thator I bit-
eandaseoor be **Oa the *he
• kle. Jew *MO** was .I.= .1411 k
/11'4. hottit would be, heoldhoblehAlleh 4od 11,1
Telladtainfothe au
coi...4,l4.izeijar,,,iziiiiiit.i.
''
tato oh it eteiged. r"`".- 7... _
&watt Tat* a owl* sad hatiedlad 11.111 be bald' to
the MINIM% Ai %d, pew* she papahlthet Ai* seas el
XL eqthieJoidtatehop. ?wit* does. to Flom
theta* the *4 pew** Tow . beige.* U
sad 12 lie do &tar y. Me hslirood, I . m be eit
or* wale* to des oppoiated bid* wagon. 11.
mold het leas "aid It te It. bet he *M.
*a Looms, Wilt wogs* bv dm Its *at had *ea
1.1" 0811. 11.1180 bornkrolld hod um paid over say a them
13. tottnittod Ibis. Is vas mosey oatetruml to his
a vartioahhiparpoos, .41.4 bad ben spelled to *ether.
Mr. isilie spa AM dm mime bad slimly boss
notived tt.itallae, se disk of twat eh Use %mum •
Mb lIMIIIIII million wee a eIMMI/Mkessei bottom Hie
Maw end sho Ws; 45 IslifblM subs tomibeAt Ismer is
depositor*. 10 fektbewei,t• admit the ohms.
Mt. Lionises mid tie Matt elbleelebelle Smarm to Perim
mold bit roe *le rtoalsitar of Me omo is be msliod set
et ems% mod torsaged Is dew* sad Mei world this tobo
hie limolor's opiate* eteassotbor psi" ettemely. mliethiby
though tilt tomay Pi bee paid *Satirise* bask kass.
ii er.. vet won* se*: thii siiits. -
pita J. I atria'
Mr, los* *aided to Was erromo,,moi,
adjourn Me dtvidotd ottotitcg, or tot' ddilim. s I
es weld admit of a fisswross kb* who* 01119111811
*eft to be
114 the.
.11dworde, 11111.1110.111114 Hat the matt fa
band saseasted to 1, sm. Thug witr. **h.q., as ia.
, elbile*Ms isperiUm. lit LIM.; and the dais/ el the de-
pesiteibehoesseel *Met 2,0041. The Melte world be sot
.lielesivis stk. • derbibbil of be. fit the 'puts! is tb• whole.
AMMisok it this one sew'sesorMsely deckled, sad He
sesdneer *joined till the 1414 et November.

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roil %IL atarsiSiOtik
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ip;
U. 10s. nil
morel. 4krAn se Ike air
wk. Oropeohd.k..olo
p,rmasqlv,
,kk wino st Ike
4144, kat k
*tais# abs,tissk Or _sh•
\*Nriaikerso 0411 tbe
• "..111.6.66ifrobeeset:.
1600.444 et puktikmas.
'flat MIA
mon •9," rellwasa
0:411001.4, siod
Ihr4mltb, aaJWaseamiair se
- AI% 061.440.11.1 s
say km* serpart,
•
,bavVlloll
as AA P& ihtileMPS.
, with .1U tea Mee I.4kim
ikPis 000siosig sbasost mosesd
alk trok•all sopissmi disk E
st
hlso.ollW Amiss peede
issforer'ftilabl. lie tam-

sea.
pdad eisa ow beak lobs did sot sopa,
Mak NW. 3101 rates rreaseseadaties spospose. the as-
sist el hie award tor 4.274 L (the most* 0104.1),
but paid that eau r well is the artist of 'SO dente
PIM St); t seddrat ofdila. sbettestly
Nads. gni& babies Saitredel by &alines*, of Mr.
aas, No proper issedgedes mess Is have skew
pits with regard to the betatedesitideiss.
That nosh la 1111, midis atteldease la thesohea.
isaisnat dukes by So dribelbste
, by Mr. Daus, the deponie esbessratly lastfted;
1643 they rtionsi the ass of 183,2181. lel, white; be ski
ever, .erse lonely wised by a sons sal .lpesi
I uses' am at the and 'Ca* yearend la the bsicatires
That the beak eloped fa 1811 adesstiery be
84,7747 le. 81., sad aims urinating toilet 11e. dd.,"
This satiorsteaily te 1111, Of tosert;Sale 'Of per►
sesemesdat. if art bus twines edit nes spreiteselhis
the eMemed, this .sill. mar sky IMW•41014, son 14
readied I. 11411 the moss AIMS 1111 sat pessedieg sag
graph. •
Tad the Imes sad lasepre of the beak did sot ors
ply with the pr edgers of the all if perlesset, either is
IbreietiMl their odaesate roitaally is die dna to the rea-
-1 Melissa for the redsedies el As sotlouol els. or eines
.fa the els emire 11 es* seems is, the isforadeties of
0,4 4PoWpri.
That as soresate Swam was Wafted to the seats&
*ism Is MO or 1880, sod Mot IS serrests finished
Is orolientoot years were she sly foll at row swim but
huowlosty assereated the most at the growls' dn.
Sess.
Teat the 1011611ilit 'signed tone seeslodes re fa 1833
Astral a Wiens, of 3.8711. 13e. Id., width llootostod
lezioly fa the tollowtog pm" ttoli•tbo otoosat toralsited
to the tootalluitaore is 1847 eshildted a dieleasy
USW. 16a. Id..
• Test is 1638, Miss OM ansowlefttd d.Bdrg4assatel
25,371 t• 5.. eV. *liis bides of at bath. wen tor the
rank tint Imo' mill the wrist of the tomataktaktosa
whe 1111111111fillelldit *WC • tlessiogli issolgaties et to
senor Send silwipless. whin the tomes poileisly
Shied to allow. •
?bat ls 1301.
.1106.0 Si. bialt .Wee agile brought
osier the sodsthatinsielotite sad tbe Chemins of
the Narbess; Ines the tresses were resameaded to
, tin beak, whin they tensed to 'h. •
/Wale sly motes woad by low is the semetwhatere,
is Se eor wades or espesisa oidwitesedwes is the sass.
ars of darter Moan Mew 01110
1. Toon* 'Meg SIMI' ed O&M* la the west
Instifleinylane rareidis the taut .1 italsate.
1. Clang the seedeit sf So Min is detain with the
esamidenees; is sibs words, sheriag 4111 seine brans
OWN oat sessist.el web task.,
' Test the sessiedosete did set Garde. this powers.
pertly has a sieadvng es to the Wes efs rzeroles °Muir
estherlty. and_ per* her ea sowilaestes to rata the iLk
demoting AMIN* of theft isethollose.
TIM dm* the was meted la the emarkeleadoe are
set dilates' presseiag all Ise Is she do
all
ems slay Is tie awe- Um if the emansiewees bad seised
tobbilhe ifftfifisl,7l. klltMlbe .db. soma% ot
if is nes, Seta tse, orwalred ea lagadia et tho MN*
4 the Mai. se I. 1646, whisk they reseasesded skis
beak Asti be stead, the seetanissere Webs* their
mesas with WA isselesis, ease a step wield sobs*
hest led es the Sadieg sp&stwarke et the beak at that
tiers, tM less Ino • gond bas be.. ho.
ths nay erearser# MAD .
tf die OM sieved um die thasitodi trona
sat a sad eil al* ilk es laid the send. sad if la 11161.
the lies) Ilet Mend Seise sod' seededla the p
Thet its kilned Is allow deo sight to
the they belies kissed the SOW
gabollialle lin Is 'the emit inking
parsed ; hat nos they asset but hal awe es
the &sis, erne ere prisigelly of the mew elms a
lifferepetjasy sopid Ms prissied the teen less of all
their , . .
That nibs &is lei appear say e 1 obtaieng
his thsteslbserioillewbe to seer the
it its T ' Ihesibre, ly-
amen Irt tb• iseillefatlese 41111ollet is !be gemedleg
=Mwhile ths wpm* sic the skims elf am
yao the pert of lier estee assemeat, ro•
asessad the rot of the de ton the Collastese• bon
to the 611,0111•06 suiderstioa of Mr Mojestre gesenstrat,
with • elm ft the Sepals d sr to sespere whist Amid
*least signs is mast of Wires's. •
Tint eke todosagetant of this besit, ban swim be sad
shoo the yes 1831 is Halle to grave elspints, mad year
essadtwo Moor weedy tab ti Mitt duty is rawassed
the is Meths et shelsol pretteedlem egoist Mr. Ina
Heirs wed Mr. Jabs 1. Masks, the seism or seem
tarries, thin ft Me to the lit. rests et snits Juno to an
th, wawa.= N as isistee goessesest to the medast et
swivel of the inIiIMPS I. the &Marge et the ores they Mt
sataited.
That the sees of limey sad of Tonle lus so peesiar
gywn tea sho• or other Sots when
.120sos:r. of this eatuarisa. The
win lishilielea le the attestN
sullossestMg sly to Litt
Lilian Mit &mg • few days mthsqsestly with
a liabilby of 11.110111., sad satela soles
18.1111. tAmbeeelyisstet be esileithe Imam
is pay sem of themes* Myedess 111 a. Y Ow psi, sad
lase le seise press, et the We sham team is the heath
Kw wises.
The bold st Asebasesslar Mi. eosin oae, sod
deeds be Ms elves to Mtele rto the este et Ist
apawwNZlLlaskurt eat 7001
_natal W trrtelan
itialleadWa7ll4 .44.11.vogrineetneettett ernarZ
.r*. •la refereasits ealbeaks. Itis ass.
sit Woes boa the sessispe la Casuist MN,
4111$ nen le as aims% power -,shied the Cessiedesse
kr the liadrodis of the MeolesiNehais Mesh dessemad
bier mist, .hewer dilleyalelil; mid fa thermos of
?risk asdla if se tie Mine tbat the operatiea
pfd h. isel resits MI& ei asimir I.
- • '
The litl.7 M tiedriikiabierllDO".ll6.ll,Nbor
twr mow die mow am fig 41810.1 elabdo
; hst la the Treks sese it Me las nose net
=Reef the kg* salememest of their Miss by la&
Wan tees is as gest. as le reader the many sway
Is sideeet every promed=uso of the ham et *Mem
Maley a reams to Wel has hem readeted
seasetery try the ref the Sales lied
*ben; sad II lallati = t=r :lithe useless of these
teke mitielleit 8.41114ilige stair Imitlikr
bum ens war 110.10110111
4.4

• -
an SMALL DOTS COURT.
. • BMW SWIMS C. NIS. •
Os_smilse et AM Imossunrivaiss IP. Sums.
de • Midmost wrested odd* degesadt, who le
es sts=adtsw ads why Ito did sot pay a debt ad
teals, *UV
is dress, bet Best bit sis.
I=llf*s=leteed tM doss% do aim du
debt ad eseisedstood M detesdist is as miss bevadt by
plaidallr, delesdest, beds SlMlNbeiia, We! edend to
pay by idadests. dad lee bed lAA/ ‘nsd te de.
As leer woo sew dad% lad • sidiMai de shoe made of
oda proseeddre brad boos Ides tai the sopeviot
swam sad den wove day did esese sided bin.
Pialsdre doenvey said did de 404 yesseediap takes
es di pert did stadia' ens • esadese bold de of the
=telseseilid es deflated to dew erdthee be bed asp
sod so es to de ordain be led any defeww, bet
be bad aellawided men set, sithoesk there
bees
be
.selad oda sisistilf wee die ody perty Who bed bees ke-
, eds. be des dellsdast whit • ladsuest. Vein
• sedisidest wee paged.
DSYZ
aos bead he *de tid.
weless—Tbie odd
ten fat the sad din en I. width
Id pewee el imprisonment odd so be escereed, sod as
add se edrildest ire do dad west& Ind with two.

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Wu i 1( M.: rm., spivlmiemp, '' .. ' • ' • '
..,1 141 brA T.1.7.e. •
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'
'.4.11., alfritr w . I a. 4114M11169.6364,
The 614 ins, whet; I write. Is the eapital7.ot
It bas am meetly the gaiety of Paris '
?irtrisTZmagaillseeee of Lariat% bet, otiosidense
Jhath ire Mlle nom thaa tIPPIMI-ETS Toby old, sag
&hi situated et theostreme verge ef the wildest
*mita et in majostowaniakia,,thr iababitents of
tgratemestra may be Justified beatiViesg. its rim and ,
with KIM degree of
•
' . Midas is shaded at the hied of etas el the most
pkteme et dm
bays of OMIMINIM =large
Ithom hermitts Isom dm •esese, bet mask of
' *alp to be brought up edible a short distaste of
the bee. The tows in protested Irmo the eleteely
miss by a ranged lofty hills. It has bees laid eat
is broad stress, and with toms lime el riteri67.
It is favoaralgy
.situated .ferdraisage, sod from
ib siesatiou vareresether Weal advantages.
It its Inelely to the late John D'Arey, Esq., of
Odds Castle, that Qillea la indebted for its mist-
goes. By grandee liberal bases frequently epee
Byes - ratewebb toe ever es payment et small
loot, that settles's& Weak ladivideals to lay out
Abele sesoey to buildings of • deceit elms toenail an
tt es te form a tows. The place now contains
Men? 11110 tivesidaybeasee, mime which aro several
. telerable ships., . Them .are also in Chides
two inns, a tarp reds la chapel,. a pretest*
Mt chore, a dispeisser!, a um store, and
gmeval doer Wilt Anteeediat to the lank%
than wee a greets, mart grata bade/rem this
place i and es mesh ea atheasaad teas ideate have
been shipped hare is me year. From the mode to
which Ogden was originally let the menet of its
metal to the proprietor is no degree repellents the
value of the town. It peodesse, seder the mist*/
leases, little mere than 2001. pee mama. This, haw.
ever, may be regarded in the light at a ereand mat,
sad the whole of it seder every state of el ream-
*OM is necessarily well around. .
• the D'Arcys of Clifdec, who hem bees rebrred to
Am the proprietors of this towe, ire me of the-meet
molest and honourable families in Ireland. As**
nue indicates, they are of Merman retreads&
them are said to be more peerages in
Is this family than In any other in the empire.is
S
be of two britches in abysms, of a third bald
et three others extinct, and of . as write,
Mat of Holtlinesse, whisk also expired
be
west of direst descendants. The ire' 1711 my
who settled is Ireland cams to the =
is . 31X1 Jamas D'Arey was Vice-P
d Omisseght is the tires of Qum Elisabeth, sad hie
esa vs OM of the most diatiegaislied members of**
Cletholio Convention in Ireland in 1641. The original
Jamb of the D'Areya wars lost by forfeiters I thie,
I their latest wild pomession, was *Maim& it is sistsi,
by a basis of the family as the reward of as sat at
lemmas heroism in protecting the lives of some Ear
WA soldiers.
The Miles estate emptiest. .is addition to the
1 town the modem asi times. of Clam Canby
sm:tees Webb • Is the bays sad ce the
110114 sad • bap extent of territory ce
1 the pealasela, al 'shish a referencia to the map
will slew the mains that the town at Clines suede/.
Citifies Oemie lssdl is about two mike westward
, from the teem It stands at the bead of a little bay
of its own, pretested by a seedoirde of gentle hills
from the snub and stems which sometimes dens-
ate the coast. There are plantatiees of twenty or
thirty years' growth about the imam, which ales
minister. to its promotion. The edifies itself
is a esstslieted villa. Thee is Dotting sheet
I that is at all magnideent, but it. apple-
ewe treat all ' points affords ael idea of ips4ll
taste, and even .of rellamosat. The views Eras
Clifdaa Castle extend to the ocean, o'er MI sereekee
of
lam, . studded with reeky Wanda, sod pawed
both upon the north and south by a leaf liteestieg
mese of headland. Vie ..pet is wild esti varied,
and to the lover of serum scenery, mud striking.
The shores are bold and rooky, though set geserally
would it be were they mersgeserally

Ten this hit_ eseethesei the oeseequenee nueseark
lempurtumet be de that lie people Wulff opiedity-mot thr
y.• The pepdashindlemelerk mese Me eon
pieyed, mid eteetworememenikaatinfoned
them. be order te deceiver he* tinehille=ll
mousse d the property. •' ' "
TM basks et and 'lf rby w%l On
*ores of this proposty are latemies have hag=
"mews to be the greatest resorts of fish et
every demerfplies upon the west atthe United Ling.
Iveryffelag that his been said upon the sobs
tem d the -111dielw of Indeed apples to Clifden.
Nair if ileMde are vaireW as places for
id fish, andettan are little inlets ia
thin) shelter to Situ against ill prevail-
' leg This morning, es the read Sowards an
lof the bays, I met a troop of eniewemen end. boys
going to the town with la. Then Udine were
Bellsii wide inniet, haddock, niatherel, main, aid
firibil; of a ales sod quality that weed haws
delighted wen the nimble and, somewhat imedear
Mr. Grose. The smeller fish thee. purls Aka fee
met to nothing, the turbot at about 24.,•ei1d. a lb. Theme
dab, I apprehend, bed-all bees caught in open bean,
and very close to shore; for, excepting one or two at
Ctifden, there are no large fishing vessels about here,
and the tackle and implements for fishing
are all ot an imperfect ki Dine fish of this sort
us he caught thus easily, it is pretty clear what may
bedews by going further out with proper boats and
ineide. It is noneceemary, however, that I should de-
monstrate the character of the fishery. There ere
IN deny people at the present day who doubt that on
dfidasediate west there are some of the finest fishing
grands in the world, or that the people are fully
qualified to fish them, were the means at their din
crtitThe difficulty which will be felt to attend the
l. h
fishery does not proceed from the supply; it
will probably be rather thought to occur is the dia-
meter of the demand.
It imperfectly obvious, and requires no proof, that
there can be no adequate daemon for fish in the im-
mediate neighbourhood. The more that were caught,
the more the market would be depressed, so that
soder present circumstances an addition to the supply
here would rather discourage than afford employment
for the fishermen. Send the fish fifty miles off to
Galway, and the result would be the same.
That town is adequately supplied, and may
be far better supplied, by its own fisher-
s:es CTBII than it is at preeeet. Is the interior
of Inland the consumption of ileh is very limited.
If it were possible to create a market there at all, it
would certainly be aeossiary in the first place to edu-
cate the people in fish eating. Bet lam told, and
begun that generally epesliog, the Irish people are
oat tome of fish. It is a common thing in Ireland to
hear fish eaters spoken *Cu people with "protestant
stomachs," as if the very obligation which
the Irish themselves are an ter as catho-
des, disinclined them for the food set apart
iler them on fast days. I believe, indeed, that
what is said of the Irish in this particular is not applis
sable to them alone. In no cionetry is fish en article
of choice among the lower classes of society, even
although it may be a cheap article of food. Fish has
not the nourishment of meat, and this may be one
owe of the disinclination which is felt for it. That
that disinclination exists I have no doubt. I remem-
ber a clergyman in a poor part of Londoe contract-
ing with a Billingsgate salesman for all the fish
del he had left after be had supplied his
orelemers for the day. It was in a period of very high
=et,He caused a sort of shop to be opened in hie
sad by an early hoer of the afternoon be was
able to supply the inhabitants with fish at relatively a
far lee knee than they could possibly procure any
, ether article of life. Bit though every pains was
taken to make the experiment successful, it proved a
failure. the people preferred paying high prices for
Mother commodities to buying fish, even at a very re.
deiced figure.
In Dublin, when* there must be many " protestant
'se metes," and where the resources of the people nay
inutile them to eat flab as a snood dish at table, sod
se • cheap article of laxity, I ;do not find that tlie
pries of SA is high at present, or that there is any en-
@edified demand ttat would render it profitable to the
west coast fishery to sodium, to effect a market for
it. Indeed, the very situation of Dublin seems to be
opposed to the notion that any market for west coast
fist
. _

abroad. I would strongly recommend these who en.
gage in the fisheries on this coast to confine their first
efforts to supplying the lug Nab markets, not with
trash, bet with potted and preserved flab. Lobsters
are eaid to be most plentiful and of fine flavour here.
They mg be either potted for, ce transported alive to,
any market. I feel very confident, if the Westin
of those who are now about to embark in Galway
fisheries is direeted to these particular objects, that
they will be secoossaful. I candidly own that, venturing
upon a larger field of enterprise, I feel considerable
app_rebeneions of immediate, it not of ultimate failure.
With respect to the facilities for fishing, it does not
appear that the capital required to be embarked in
an enterprise of this sort is in any degree enorm-,n,.
All the houses rectum,' for a fishing station, rod all
the apparatus for curing, potting and preserving fish,
may be put op in the best way for a very
few hundred pounds. It will be necessary
to purchase a few fishing-boa's of good use
with special attention to their fitnefe for thi
coast. The nets may all be made upon the spot.
There is co reason why the women of the locality
should not be set to work to make the implements
necessary for their husbands' avocations. And I be-
lieve from all I hear that they are Tait' equal to the
task.

I must now return to Clifden, and having raid so
much about its fishery, must speak about the cultiva-
tion of its land. For although a proportion of people
may doubtless be bees &hilly employed in carrying out
the fishing operations of the district, it is obvious that
there will still remain a great number for whom other
occupation mumt be provided. lam assured on the
part of those who have purchased this estate that it
is intended that everything that can be done shall be
done to pot the district in a healthy condition. Ob-
viously it is, indeed, as much the interest of the new
proprietary as of the people that no means should be
lost of improving their position. These new proprie-
tors, not being in pomeemon, perhaps it is too mu at
present to speak pretrial ly of what they con-
template, but I may at least mention that
it is the intention to give the people here
such an interest in the improvement of the soil as
will test the experiment whether, under circum-
stances of proper tenure, they may not be brought to
co-operate in a work of national amelioration. Be-
yond doubt, there are at Clifden great opportunities
of solving this problem. The land of this immediate
neighbourhood is superior to any in Connemara: the
district, though hitherto hut rudely cultivated, has at
least been to a certain extent tilled, and the popula-
tion is more dense and lees scattered than in any por-
tion of the country west of Galway. If properly ad-
ministered, great hopes may be entertained of the
gnomes of the experiment. As all that will be done,
will be done with an undoubted view to Irish smell°-
, ration, there is not a being who should nut pray God
. speed this work.
t From its absolute pauperism, and from the circum-
L stance of a religions feud which prevails here, and
. which is attends dby an amount of acrimony and hos-
t tility on both aides which few, happily, in England,
t, would be able to appreciate, Clifden certainly presents
s circumstance, of difficulty which I have not met with

anywhere in Ireland. But lam rejoiced to say that
thaw who are acting for its purchasers, whilst they
fully comprehend, are in no degree daunted by those
difficulties. "Let us afford employment to the peo-
ple," was a wise observation made to me, "and we
shll at once relieve the rates, and give both oatholica
and protestant. something else to think about than
cutting one anniher's throats." If the work of re-
generation in Clifden is set about in the spiritindicated
by that remark, there is hope indeed of its accom-

ADVIC6 FROM A PRoitcnoture.—At the teCellt
Maga meeting of the BantAty Agricultural Aseociation,
Mr. Healey, M.P. for the county, made a speech which
asenswhat exasperated the agricultural mind. The how.
pastime* mid he theaght that all must as, that many
thugs they expiated to come to pass had not happened.
Groat as their difficulties bad been, he would tell them to
watch passing *omit.; watch by mean. of as enlightened
preen; watch the times; they must not trust to anything
they hoped might some ; they might get it, and they might
not.....ffie could ha no friend of than who told than a
change might some that never would come. Ile, in hie
public situation' never had held, and would hold out
hopss of ettange that moult not be rinsed It was meow
Nry to be carets' in making changes but they mat look
poulticein the face, sad sat like moo, sad

May. Happy ____ .
Anted. At night the lights non ttTe rocky ___ could be found in dist city. Situated a ...- t- • 1441 ti la ...... __, _ _ Rood ... M
promontory of !Myna Beall gash through the it I. on one of the finest bays ill Europe,B
y.ti.L.T...' world ih. P"4"."" -'''.". ''' ''''
darkness across these boys and islets; but, nisei the iteelf the resort of vuioos abets of ash, iatTsc ahr la: suer bra adi.Trowh'sje,"b°ll. re lien bn"
mariner at eel regards them not as gelding stars to there can be AO watt of fish in Dublin that Dublin everyitihilthat had been produtd in parlisnanitipello"ied-
porta which at once affixd him safety and oppor- &benne themselves eased supply. Stand's, on it (Wermoll ) it Wyly showed in .show heeds the wooer
natty for otteameros, but watches them with anzioas the pier at Kingutown I saw as fine a take of mocks- ~.°I ,te.t...,"*.1....,trr weet..aseeis h°,,,,,..11,ry,"7,....it 1" k.,..1int..."
eyes as distant beacon, only meant to warn him tel by two men and a in an open boat, ea it is ma— „m"----„--„,"; th-;;ltem-7--t thi,—„ae—we, He skulet"thacre
from a dangerous because nannigated shore. possible to maceive be trade in
could t ---- -- ao7 fishing had beat suing_ a nosm e ash it w"
n"
il
"IF
1 The suborning:cents of the D'Arey fenny, which stades in the weld. Them fishermen sought in a men m amnesiac se be caned have wished.
TAlLOR'S,A.NuDr.DivatruisiaoFp.Aye..hd
ewda A.I7.II.E.N.TiIiC.Ltd-a
aitZtalekesitthata thefuly_li bashad".daidfficdalfillityhi;n"hdansolinggreathte"net Yesterday,
have brought this.
has Cvelifsesinidon seta.
al lablecit
iathesdeourtds
froimn
1;28=. sui=iCikt.stion. A rep [teed
Is which this on to the pier. The ash, as I understood, would be reeled illeretilstioe et Here Hotlyi'al. reeltectioff the
&egg. weeo:f....et is "neared to hew, es_ sold by Miens at livery low rate. They had only half- jeth of Heart libidos, iced 18 years, late u morrow to
eei-killelti. thair-AtTe-tfe IlweTt;n-i- at se leas than an Wee. row to fied s market for them. whilst from reralLeashaaritf...6:, Zigubte, istAtittlit:pewe, who, Is °"
alleged, had died from amen. Barak Pedgeill, form' rly is
en
rename 1tt.....ii..t. of any emereutemith amaze's. Olga= to Dublin, even whet the railway in com-
11;7f171sZT;i:las sold
is-aiaiXt last. it --",a. plated, it sill talcs at least 12 hours to send them tee service of Mr. Triggs, said au recollected the deceased
listed, a e-rtiht have been u from the cisme. dah by carriage and by train. as the sporeatim. He tin • little room at the top of the
stances of the estate, a ram very tar below the amount I conclude, therefore, that there is no market for tr taiiari.g Li"' had
mitt:
01:11adses in Cw :titans, eV*
;;OF the encambreacm. Not a ferthieg has been left Bah in Ireland that wenki render tbe anablisheneat of abut the &coma .two.re rol' oale. ILP'aeo rte
d the tsw t tad M. Hyacinth LyAray, am present a fishery
_on the west coast atable. Such a mar- every =ensiles sfion of bread and dripping.
,swam, has bees read to =opt an &primmest se bet doubtless does exist in England. In Loodoo, at with hall a pint of tea. The decessed often told wham be
multi eat mare. He had potatoes and meat for dinner, and
et Schools, under a Peciteetant Society in all times, and at Liverpool in most Man of 'the
.p=r,,,,,„,,,„„ Ma a ~,,,,,,, of mi. a year, market, ash may be sold with suflicient advantage to fdecreed or tea ka WI 'Lair Lusaillgda bsm sar bleakfukt.
?Whist tho
Tie diner was at off for iina,nd br geauly stoodii up
;I mama te the eireamstness al the property. .repay ._sedissr7. Iterriege. Bat I much fear
!mu_ dls sastme.„„ me of the mast set that with mars to those markets there is great and ate it, going directly to his welt again. The deceased
i=lly am we -lii; mas sawing, wistakt difficulty about oonnyance. Under the most favour- wed to toweato yen meth of cot ki•i•ir Triesopol Or •
ii'Zisaing. , The :are acme/Am= eg the oro. able eirountanse. it seems impossible that fish can etete6h. ssu 'Polo wootod to of
to hit- but ma
iistributei
ta--gs. Hown.ir kook "L-ii, be esetwd from cessems ao Lease by wawa, is dammed would sot allow her to masks say iloweleint either
,ms .1..1... oat fora people living under lass thin 48 boon, at that it can be sold in lees than thwt"bUrti.rda aertata,"e° nrumatmaliteem:mhtertimOtt dor tes-
-30„,""i;;-"used„ sad Vh;ll•Aftya. who Mee days tress the time of being caught. Liver- sad sieves recleanat sight. 0 Saturday unfelt -henmould
ads owe asteum, mere dd from aged, pool might be supplied in 12 or 18 boars lees by the work mask Wet. The demsmd only went calm Sandals.
own ,m, ii, ether
her sues same sante route from Galway to Dublin, and by Dublin mid thoo soil hem three to ILL Meowed &Moen*, eels-
-211:1111.171, bus *guar. Ls toe many ems by steam vessel. With wen a delay (mkt tbe fink be SIM" hie bid Wm° ("7' tb. blankets nut having bewa
bed fer three pion. He second kis room sad made his
,tisath tandadd the AWN isegledbre such sumer bmeibt to whet to soldeisettl good coodittoo to own bed. Witaws mod to persuade bin to tall his Whir.
....,,s miss. miss ses twataraki *Do. thm tempt the palates et the high price purehaesra P Teat bat his saner was "never mind." The &ceased did not
.7-44 wide „e„
the deniaatatei gusto( is a point which I will sot unwire to decide, but in have a peeper vaulty or food. The witness added, la
the wow. Nos via the uaiktioa of the see. which I may be permitted, at least, to entertain a answer to theseresse, that the two slims of bread would
make am must as • palsy roll. The deceased Meld alms la
elvers ant
e'
as beeprearrea. Ti. dreadful plaid doubt ._ _,,
.. . ilis bows at Asia, sad was Tay ,imi 1.-Mimes* Min-
d absolute 'Masada petted, bet the privation
the et may 00 =ulnas ask weld be carded to Refflieb don, the Sher, stated that the dammed complalaed very -
~.........I.A ........11. swdewisted „ these the. or to as ether mulcts, la boats of the elate kaowa omit or kit educe who wasted him unkindly. He earn
Iy thst...7.air-sme ;AA mak, met fee the am " well-boats,' in which they can be kept alive for bass la Mad., weak, and said be was very bad ;i? was
vsass. Tbssesords„ wed that the "is of the almost any period. I will only ehenrre on this, that erybigioss and sate. ~ Os ii•Ood has board lay prayer. • He
of edam* to ta Wm away from hie pine Wit-
dr is ware the
tO meek poor law shelter. to the". Orel 1,1•0 r r the " well-baste mast either ,he mes seat to the .bat,.' and inked her to let the doomed
The Eel belied were rehmod to the lam iot height and aimed by theeenthe ended the. debar,. here a Erin of Emelt es be was very ill. Mrs. Triggs re-
ssith helpless isdemby and wog. It re pi se nes or
.. ion any must be ISltt from rho_ port of import for OW,. " Gruel. insed; what cant." Witasse afterwards
he ha these a "wryer hareem willing Wit tho Wrest WIMPS OE -hellegiblt the Ash. In the WI bat that the dwell take the doomed to a sorrow, aid
dial& 'W Wiell se week nee he he lemi" " Ti .m. -...unfirgt elseak.itamm".l4. i • b.
. fir
the....AIPIIPF‘t°II to "Ilisegemdtbs thin tht: bar ibr =the Tdibseddesisudes Turedawair l'i:
ably paean poople em Wee ittiOeM7 ' *.""'---._ ....--.&703-ifortilebariglio. m e---, 1.414 the. dowsed Saki lie bed pissiwas dreadfully arm and t ts•
le. Theeewill WNW for dos bet do Tolle m i msr___„ ,____„. ••• „11. L... • Utile". be bind wee dome Woo „ of* krestitiostitin cd florae, theLset
peer hose% sod to that they resorted is sod tau OM. Wen-°°•Or. will DO mat tais to thus the heirlooms wet lamp mese ke had been Uwe.
enittut she writ poor mom to the tares plum to which they an carry arts, well es fame Wilma mewed dossed% bad Wes banned by tbe
wee rumble to esstaia them This
Glee which they sun obtain freight ma, is foot., west of lisps bed sad skisafkisia-Dr. Gull, the resident
les=sitgmed arty. Three asst OM Ivey time tlee under the ordinary etzeleeeteatee of ehilThig 1 end = ate= 11111164treen seduellirmedsevernstitteNseddwiriorsiu,
Olt elemmililleet Posehessm, all d di* IN fitlL Team Indus the wilt eget a Galway eme he male to sal essilmal as until Us limb. The Puy rotund a vet-
dl
cum beseeweal kiwi maltase; the famish a &mad fee sonbathiog them emelt can diet et m mid trow dose Met" The jury she can.
we„t omen in ea itsissa_the oat. with the greatest briar to it, they will set be attractsd eves by the &end that the demand Ind bass very saidadly iissisd. •
la pamper population sad the mailed ederitY et obtaining smell° beck GULL COMMITTAL OP A RAILWAY STATION MAMA vol
mesas MI back ea to melanin them. This anion, Of enures have hitherto been solely of Roeltenc.-Os Model lett, Jot' Stott. station trelee el
4 legal Id a population of 1,603 sod to every 100 the warrior sorts of fresh ash. The cm of salt t
sues he Yi'mttetrbjteatiset: tagrommett .1:11z6r.:;:n
=rein sad 86 saes of potatoes! There was fish, sad wood, herrings, Are.. is a matter standing on „netts, of cal the proistly of mom Lowy, a
Ilk* this in the whole ,esentry. Westport a different basis. /tees is no reason that lan see . HZ of the Radcliffe Colliery. It ensued that as pleks
(mMiltr Napo), the sod wed tittaltd tans, why all that is dose in this roped on the coast of lead bets anted that goal had besa
te lona boa ties yard I
W only a population of LOS seals to Newfoundland should net ha dons upon de coast of cad Ilt. Holt,
the mil desk wall ddent MO wi
—-- - grain and potato's. Isumore Ireland. A market would have to be established; bat short ante trapathee te ta
ta u =lilt 'XI Its:=
had a puttied= of 1.140 to I suedes& that would he a maker ef less &Reeky, sad chest alea 1044 as Fd4y Wald rasa Us Nodose&
A potation. • The siumastesous because is this case the admits osmium d Nome ' meow ta a hot. Abair weirs 9.e. be ow a puma
the two latter noises an aloe inesents unroof km afield tor the drarad. A great preessitte *sheep deed sad take away two lay 1 ;
...e Marquis of lillip, fa doled is at proportion of the salt deli owed in Ifteribudland is ed wheelie tad inesode attest tereeq_Perde, the
Lard Xmanare add Kr. Hketurt, is sent to the poets of Spain and the Meditereaseas. It mi?a,...111m4 kiss dais Ibilk and told
,imlet Ito' welea.
The primer
`• due gor aheelatii,y rish. would sot he Malt to Wadi* mm mad- re atiiite way mum the odd to is the ire the*
to stab a issages se that cations with ".wharfs d those ports, with amewbginswraiso. gge aim sera ker trial, bat lath
no degree that the a view to a market for the fish of Ire. mss apispiat he his at the woke& The
be &Soots toTeelPiteit, ' raw.. land. Bat, of soars% three who ile this most bear !de,Leetrttee On% ---ita'`" eisiallastwetwasas."l6
4 plee Cie TWO. 'et bee lits in mild th!t. the! steT.siMamg a cemPeddret with mg. 755—.2 u...,14".
a eels" et abs 6061 l two
IdneadY "Wilma °Ws" °I "Mt_ !faith° Mat° MIMI Br a thamonux.-02 Thursday lad
, redeem he the . two of these engaged is the Newfa tisk trade an ths issassa wigam. a /a.m.,. a imihum, aged se.
. with 6 I • iimpaiti asp. by se means immodsede, and. that it Wady by pos. ~to ha b., moos ag—mr. Aflame. weeding boom, .
, • •Ilattt Tit was nearred emeleff ea Mud elloPl7. Med skill le urtelt. mad Mahomse area and it Seetes the ground under the whin.
- - Alma riga to.the rest cheaper coots of conveysnos, that. they eas hope aam wrienergiosesittilitelsoletatitzrnitura. sreez
it hi suressehdly.to sempote with .het erdaNded &hwy.
isteresterlati trimiliaglio/VAl'esis, end There is another point of OUT in Whildt Ike*, likimilobto Astier=l"l=Zll44olittgroireerrA74
penemajteer " taro the repatos the ma_ 1 cwt, r= °Co' power; flokiry. beharfiefit Meat Sat M lag beta Nadas lashed mut-
-4 iaereased vase in mcse prows, a predicts roomd to the soppvithimLowod, ~..4 fir isms sl the be= = dist Imissasesd..
mass dspasisissf *ilk two loam sima.
smd suss advaataissas aims- Balms Mr. Robartsin's dalway. at warthalies redeem imelligeses dish em& qua
t• the )stem ere this aids W°o all I We" that la the "lake' cel enilehteled, 'lna ma mini loss odium seeded to thee that
detarsduble es the let of November is theigAnii Atettele_ er Zefleatated,aad re' *sum Ideseelfmtmantre=Veetble=eo7
wee /needy wagged, at time et Ids, that the sued sub m bieloMPII dellY. as •• rester ismellg."-W
`-•cars should ele/si eateries tato preeneda until deadd Times edit is rim te.be the o=4l et Tim MAT Btu is ma CITY....Noh)
Ordetlediene in that', to this time the =Lift this tidied hen a Coasenws at a mat swot, of a „,,pr has dapas4, iam-11,a7—atearboa,
- the isheriter, es do usdsestanding Musa prima There are tow descriptions of ad Aledi lem...i..azragz of he MS smileses WI
Ilia gives dlt es tht day did fa my _ set al 1 (lir*" ' Idtantageously. tbeedull the The saber, swot.
turbot' IM this / geed dime Gild we hair et lb. deem Mem an - !
retsedott for tld PodhleoSar Mg* le ,at.e tad bald, VW:2 ' rri, moat Pr. r„„iiktrim,,„"wii-tde:x.ra—ldal- -10sildiuyeirsh he I* :W.
~ 111
dose with the po rAt present meetly caught Chanders, and most mgmest dredise they km
• Clifdea is sopportiog all the people. especially prised by censenties in England and far sued the amount UM 01111120/ szliNted• ' NeC .1
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int.osurte..e.eee.'d 1 LAW INTIMIAMIKOZ . AllAriviiiio77lo.-Wtfil2
/p Queen MY I !fig' Ciititireirtende the 1.1 ea'', 4 1 • THIS.. ....: _it t . ditaillithelitiValdolliik
ppi.....itniego! •1 slialmilLas seariCrimalliallagiAd a, Imo"'
.. 1 ;0111141:-/v
eoluovirt, Inv brew!: ~,, us at 'fdri(i MIL* 1
riiiht Bea gar pow* Bible Mien Lad ii OM ~ shhiatlig .'
9.""" .' 1 op. . lar i5...--,..-- ea
shoo ma die Biltr. Net ltaate..Ortiolsap• ...iiiii ti Itiakii.'-• iskpupoil
_WIWI '
.tilimk der er .iiii=arbii
ipso At dio Piny putianiel weassiared Mb :. Then woe a &Mend
_rrtiato del EP.6O 44.'ar :alb' NW dididimil ' "eatheahlititittbtflu
...,,b„ romped Ina Tessiapt tea Minn ,Oessime, midi ti altar ..tioludiasll ass poosetio ISO per, re 16 iiiiiiluasiiF
rw7riisy, the Mb ot Monnbee. Mita lbsoWta.Dollinn• enialeinak. A.t illie lase ospopktittsepman. .. r . r
..., CNA ano Omni la Itbles.
mot
' • • in", lei • -
. : • .... sem , si ,oi it raw -. %
t:
Hie latealleety Mama Paha, the Telkiblel6•M•l94mll 4,o6eiti"
oboosear. Mk Lenin reSlSids, for Drelis di *lmo ME 111166 bait .• • tetS and theieppepOillii •
. mite re Caaisaneepb se Info a ,ereerserswees Iligialms analtemOr ore IL- . :,, ~ . L. - ,:iymt.
Iwo by M. Ildsoutt At** bee ie•ile t NA..w! • _ ~Ki4.l7sem mo,„,dosits4 ise• ado
.that • ebb
Dbe M.?. wee Wangled limper 0 blerZetabt
I, •04114 Fir ! et
ane . '
weft loyeatiat to no Timid& eiptiel. WOW • • MN. AR . - 41,' .' ' . sh• lisels-aosesaSol so.
oa saws* M Wabash wal dds WO 'e •-i=t), ed
denim th.essireary anemia alibi AtillelediM +.'" "1" • -9::42-6Trl" Mile aiblimPosl4 .11.1 b, , -se..laTithEiglimiliagar. C.Tirmnimi....a;
• ......, .at day shit ea Allii,, tag agegmbiugi i;
fri it. tote/ a% ' 400 Maur erlywirres, tribi- .4.
CAMBEIDOR UNIVERSITY lisllUSWim nem ,
~ , imliphri..,
..m. 0 *alai *4oFirrazApAlA 04 , ...
ItEllitE3l2AT or eq. cowAirg"4---eiL mi. '4, lagertlitet. 7' es IW- •pi
..".......,_ . ...., naimild
~j. •a___•• - ' libm.,, _ i sQ__ .1. •s ! at,i 114:116:-"Mi Willallain -11811:41 la th• AO 01/21211010 II OM
CsituttlDOlN SIZT. wo-INlr.,.Mlete billettliMilles erbleenelt iiis iiibegteillbet line Mai' Amend la g"" 4. "14.
,2 ',,.. 001
ay ertowl ben WO smerolseser tio smiselliimag ebbs me :t. • .al I LOUD:, r ...,: 4. . t.'• ;. I• ~.. ......pb. . *op. • 4 ' '•,,.a4i,
bet that Mr. Coodiag ItedrlblittdredelA.lllll 'AP . rt.. Wappydae masiamis
iiiiisiriettain
wok. Wipes la aadistallseoVp(Ap_. .
„ix a krlZAlllej esisgsteitisiesso is eat *lll
pears that at aWe lusur lilt . tiwAsefoi MAW . 1 tigoilsi
se testiOscsastot UM*, so. hi
mitt. =to a eserenhallee Ile el 1k- Milian' :embrelbisiereakelsoyeer be-re • Mints bo paM kethwitb, sad p
mottos as behalf el Mr. Wank• al wow min or •g. 4.. ....., dli,l'_.lo V'ailul ‘v • . ."4' =IS 10 01.9=4.1 4.3744. bi•
arra,
tape patios, au tbep did eel diehlt etpollletpitomt psi - , N of r... lio,
makiimosaute• tar' n to trui
the
iialitat ft :mu
r6/311 a tooter
Whisk tbe7....;1144-11.111 littelLlT,P.__. V4.13/4,011E10 11 .
._ Joartiztee;____ ;ytllt..
,_ -fest me. Tele rewdehe, liiiii;4l6-iii
ad is Vs Maio of MT. woregw.tisad. . wasp .. V. Leers** debiakeed nor' aVveskt Ow'r. Ittaselli Seibsuptsd tortaiiedplaa tt a ads
sad 0 ate* bar pm, 111 .41.11.110111111 V. WNW Iwo eon *Meths aediany sib at brieelleibi Onto lid 41141 ta ban bus non aninatot.eitil AM
_nint, on hiring bast ogoosibboi.si: aokludiur. tba mina" Vieth .ht• foossiVii: the illnespitas While eirsimka44,olo4" thm sii. ow dwids
ww.r....
coesainc.. the -41-it, 11i1 se 14.-k-riot tio/ FrefifisOdtkort i....10* Xi 11111111Arldir !malt sits sea if..
L.__—).. to sibiobalso Inane in
scnisp the conaluse room iIIOSS aftifi4,. 1 :1441 11:718 i1itaa4:103461%-mweerOu.s:li.' PI" le wriirAlibro Illiglitr
• . OBIS . . t
teat.._ .s. ro.o. 1111•11.0allatt• Mon so et II
prude, and all the outward slips of tea pesselier tpl' as rapt Was elemeetsbre Aerie ••, US ow Of iippood ob. bask to b. kept ors.
4460.. As address. *lda appears as ea almtlastases, who... he Mg POlrdrola deb Ilapespe.• nit lalosaat it Wee Tactdm treotootak* Mr* ne beak 1
----- _. .. ....._!. ..—, ._or. Pen We bill boon it name In IngeitY a tb• initein OWN Mr. Tide Paid% nonssasolosiess ss

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