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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
THE KABYLES. and to the public. To be sure, in, their own v . .TELE' DUTIES_......._OII' FRENCH WINE. •
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(From the Western ( U.S.) Christian Advocate. We copy the following story from the Court Journal :- FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPT. 13. CRANBROOK, MAIDSTONE, AND WEALD OF
department of the profession theyestsusbtjreichtgeahltl
We had occaeion to meutissn, in our yesterday's candidates fcr admission to a m. A public dinner was given by the Chamber of Coin-
LETTER FROM THE REV. WM. SELLERS. " The utmost interest has been experienced in the The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Daniel KENT.
impression of this journal, some startlin. g facts cdn- and rigorous examination, and in this they mem at Montpellier and the Society of Agric. ulturn ot e
We have at length obtained a full and reliable account fashionable 'circles all over the continent by the publi- M. Huckins as Consul at Cape Town for the United States .
nected with the present struggle which is now going do well. The present system
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of the late difficulties in Rochester, Mobile, which res. -cation of the brochure of the Princess de S., which, of America. A meetine of the landowners and inhabitants of Oran-
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on between the forces of Imperial France and the rence to the bar is, on tho contra
suited in the tarring of the Rev. W. Sellers, and the printed at first 'in small numbers, and for private cir- BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 15.
consisted of upwards of 130 persons, merchants,
tt NV .ld of. Kent direct railway communication vhhia
tribes of the wild and belligerent Kabyles, and we one, for practically it amounts
The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of
shooting of Benjamin Holland, an aged and beloved culation only, has gradually spread itself throughout I
tsooluthtee dmeenlina.l Ppar
rotpyrietors, and public functionaries of that part of
Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received,
are now led to suppose that a fuller account of of legal education in any liberalosaeynnsaeb
France, who appeared to be actuated by a strong desire member of our Church. The account has been delayed the aristocratic and religious coteries of Europe. It is
hrough the Secretar of State for Foreien Affairs a conv the metropolis. The resolutions ro osed were adopted.
these people and their primitive institutions may bers of the superior bran.ch of the profession. If
to promote commercial intercourse between France aud till this time by the severe sickness of Brother Sellers, the now exactly a year since the young Princess Eleanore do tof a despatch
.from yher Majesty's phallrge d'Aff; ires -at P P
Naples, reportine that the Neapolitan Government has --
not be uninteresting to our readers. the bar would retain their Tiperioritly,bwhhich is.n.ow Great Britain. consequence mainly of his inhuman treatment.-En. S. in the prime of her youth and beauty, a young wtfe,
ad'ored by her husband and much beloved by her fermi STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON.
Y 7 issued a decree, 17y which, throughout the Neapolitan do- d
According to the latest French authorities on rather nominal than real, a.t can on y e. sr raising After the banquet, the CHAIRMAN gave " The Queen ---
" Brother Conklin-At your solicitation I herein died suddenly at the Hotel de S., in Paris, and was buried minions, British shippiug engaged in the indirect trade A branch of this line extending from West Aucklan
to the west end of the tunnel near Shildon has just been
Algeria, the Kabyles are stated to be a race of very their standard of qualificratihotne. A_gain, if we would
ned lawyers than at of England," and Mr. OLIVEIRA proposed " The Em-
peror of the French." transmit to you, for the benefit of your readers, a plain with great pomp at Pere La Chaise, where a splendid will be placed upon the footing of national vessels.
remarkable people, inhabiting the immense range have 3 race of more en i.g
opened.
f the greater and lesser Atlas, governed by power- present, we can only attain this result by traiining
." The health of their disttnguished
.visito.r, Mr. statement of facts connected with the recent mob in monument, by Lechene, recording her age, her lineage, BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 15.
and virtues, has just been put up by her disconsolate —......_
oful and elective chiefs, with afo of government the students in higher branches of legal knowledge, Oliveira," was then proposed, in connexion with the
hat the have course he had ursued in the British arliament. Rochester, as they came under my own observation.
Tho Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee for Trade
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
at once patriarchal and administrative ; that their and, what is more, bY taking care t y P . . P .. " I had alopoinhed Saturday, June 14, to commence a husband. In spite of the high Position held by the Prin- and plantations have r„eived, through the secretary of
series of meetin sin Rochester and had written to seve- Ces9 and from her great wealth and beaut havin be- State f F w cr ;
or oreien Aeams, a copy of a despatch from her LONDON AND Sourn-EasTEeto 11,A7LWAY.-Trafk re;
laws . and regulations • are universally respected attained a certain degree of proficiency before they Mr. OLIVEIRA M.P. in replying to the toast, said,-
ral ministers thgecnosmae
Penrod asaeis't me. On Wednesday or com"e the observed of all observerfs,ithere hhys al waygs ex- Maajeestya's Cornsul at Panama, enclosing copy of a new Ton- turn for the week ending Se,,t. 13,1856 • 225,023 Id! 4
amongst the various tribes which profess the Moho- are admitted to practise at all- The More the dis-- lam re that' this rece t. n and the flatterin ex-
Sl very man named Sims was isted an extraordinary feeling o nystery in the public n g L w ecently passed by the Government of New Corresponding week last year 25,316 a '
medan faith, and that they possess an organisation couragement of the seniors the more the patronaee pressiaonwsa used by your pPreiscident, are not due tgo me
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equal to, if not as powerful as, that of the Arabs attorneys, the moje. e a soring in eres o a er- personally, nor to any merit that I possess ; they are
due to the great principles which we hold in corn• shot by a Free-Soil man (one Hardesty),
Thursday previ
a Cm because mind with regard to the circumstances of her death. The Granada, of whicht.titlnhene:faaomgleteotivltuinvicatprheeereptxese3
y a er e even ,
Sims tt pted to drive him from his home or kill him. sudden determination, taken immediatel ft th t
alnsdthTmuums
aoefoP, aannadmtah,eCfaeri: Triers6c retnrn. for the week ending Sept. 13,
P:tlTile°RtaegPan' haired, LONDLe,crBe
in the early days of Abd-el-Kader and the other practice, may pu in the
.other direction the more
' • mon. These principles are commercial progress, free I arrived in Rochester on Thursday, about 12 o'clock. by her mother-in-law, of retiring to a convent, greatly in-
chiefs of African celebrity. Their institutions, careful should we be to instil a few more liberal trade, and international friendship between France and Soon after my arrival I was waited upon in Brother creased the doubt and wonder spread around the whole vti alii seatlgtaredtfnieical'3l,:g Cthhhdae. ic
oTfb, rhaßeee a epneary -t es net fu
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however, somewhat differ from those adopted by elements into the minds of the students while yet England. For centuries it has been the misfortune of Storck's store by a committee of three individuals, who affair • and now this pamphlet (issued to the world lowing sums shall be collected :
said they were authorised by the citizens of Rochester with the sanction of one of the greatest names of an Corresponding weak last year
Y Ist. Every vessel under 100 tons shall pay 40 cents - ° - *
per Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 221 09 6:6 39 9 721 3 0 1.1:
the Arabs, which are essentially federal, whilst the time and leisure serve to such an end. The acorn these two great countries to be in hostility one to the
and vicinity to inform me not to preach again in Roches- country, from one on the eve of taking the black veil, Grenadian ton for hor capacity.
Kabyles have institutions based on equality and. sown may grow into an oak, but oak never yet other, and their history abounds in examples of the gal-
To:ll;f4Gtey hALaINfi-)yzit tlysirtl=lßBssAirmAyl9ts_,T4_2lsB.f4
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ter, and endeavoured by threatening to extort a promise and who expresses the same awe of this position as that 2d. Every vessel exceeding 100 tons shall pay 40 cents
tt For the week ending- Sept. 18,1856 i E6,uari -"" 3
elective representation. Every village in the grew where acorn was not sown. The great ground, !entry and valour which they have displayedTihnewar. A
Corresponding week last year
from me to that effect, declaring at the same time that of her deathbed, and appeals therefrom for belief in the for the first 100 tons, and 20 cents for the balance over and
Xabyli, and in the oasis of the Sahara, has its then, upon which the necessity for a liberal legal new era has been inauguratedhe dur time. f . coat:-
ieliiiii%:lBl,all)lroolydle:gpitd. apett.leygnfiresct.upuotil :,t;
this North Methodist preaching would not be tolerated strange statements made in the work) come to fill us above tho saicl 100 tons.
6,109
thhee9
, djemma, or municipal council, for the administra- education for the bar should be rested is not that tries of ours now are rivals only in the arts o peace, e
I ein the count I asked them for a few names of with a dee er amazement than we can well bear.
' 1 h ong r •Y* • p • • • whth Tiovnensm
week ending Sept. 14, 1856 _moo-
tion of its commune-a chief named by the said under the present system we have failed to find skill of manufactures, the discoveries of science and the
the citizens who had given them this authority • they The pamphlet is printed in German, the native lan- 0
Increase in 1856
council receiving the name ,of Amin, and haVing eminent practitioners, but that for the future we eocial advancement of the people. ' And when at engt
the din of war is heard, we are found united in arms, had no names to gives, I have better friends in ioches- guage of the Writer,. who, •as mother-in-law of the vessels proceeding from one port to another in the Repub-
lic4sthhallwnaort pvaeysstoelsnneafgethdeueces. 890 3tao
for the period of three months the executive power require more extensive views, a more intimate
untry, or friendly relations GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAT.-Traffio return for
£BB5 0 9
ter. I then asked them if they claimed to be American heroine of the wondrous story it contains, declares
Vl:Veleta to them, which may touch at
over the tribe. He is obliged to consult his knowledge of first principles, a greater familiarity forming an invineilele barrier of law and right against
brute force and unjeet aggression. The war against Rue- citizens. They said I was a fool, and had better pro- it to be in fulfilment of the vow made to her son's
djemma on-theenseist-triffing affairs, and is, more- with other systems of law, from the men to whom
mise not to preach again in Rochester. I told them I wife that it is now made public. The whole life of the Vits=poll:! -
over, compelled to take the advice of the marabout, we may have t.:4) intrust the defence of our proper- Ma just terminated has shown the world what thermion
p bl , shall not pay tonnage dues.
would not make that promise; that I was guilty of no young princess is here set forth. A child of immense sth. The likecutive may exempt from tonnage dues and
. or chief priest of the district, on all matters of ties or our lives. Under the present system we of these two great countries can accomplish when ani-
mated by a generous and disinterested resolution to sup- crime, had violated no law, and would obey God rather imagination and power, left at an early age an orphan permit to coast, sail or steam vessels that agree to convey Country Blarkets.
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importance-an immediate deposition being the may get on, but we want to do better. That is press the eaaroaching ambition of a foreign power. The than men. I asked them what rights or privileges they with tbe consciousnesss of beauty and the command of the mails between ports of the Republic, and carry such •
inevitable consequence of bad administration, the reason for a superior legal education. claimed as American citizens, bn virtue of their citizen- boundless wealth, fiuding herself suddenly transported correspondence gratis as may be entrusted to them. Those
that do not agree to this shall pay tonnage dues, cash in
retirement of our armies and fleets from the territory and
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ship, that were superior to other American citizens. At to her guardian'il old castle in the Hartz, was not likely Our corn exchange this morning wa4 largely arlten-io
whilst a long tenure of office is the reward of talents After all, why should the bar be an exception to waters of our ally, without our retaining one inch of ter-
this remark, without giving me an answer, they left the to enjoy either content or happiness ; and here her halctlhdoperssseosf the.chuntey. . by millers, dealers, and merchants who'cla not often ti.-*
• and courage. He likewise receives a fixed sti- the ordinary rule of professions? Attorneys are ritory, has proved to all nations the noble sentiments
1 arriving in ballast, or which load in New
that, after repeated efforts at home education, it was
store, muttering that force would ;be used in order to temper and disposition grew so wild and untractable ° quent this
whe:htoz: portant for consumption and for holding over, at the ef,
Tend, and is thus restrained from the temptations examined ; physicians are examined, so are mar- which dictated oar alliance. An allihnoe which has
Granada shall not pay tonna e dues neither shall market. In wheat the transaetions were l_nis:
chartered to bring emigrants io the Republic,
of exaction or oppression. The poor are the goons ; clergymen are examined-so are the Engi. brought the two peoples into such amity and the two stop me
astoral viet. t d in tbe country, deemed advisable to send her to be trained into rule
I he'd some p _
.1 nig o o _ treme prices of Friday last, making the week's advancesr_
especi
*al objects of his protection and assist- neers and Artillery-and even the youths who toverei ns into such friendshi must endure. Your great a
number of same exceed fifty.
to 6d. per bushel. Flour was correspondingly dearer. -ti'i'd
and, after attending to that important duty, on Saturuay and discipline by'seclusion in a convent. Just then her
ance ; they are supported from the coffers of the present themselvee as candidates for employment nimpergor has vie' ited Englarr-ild and was received with
WAR DEPARTMENT, PALL-MALL, SEPT. 16. dian corn was not so much sought after as of late, butdee
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enthusiam by our Queen and people. Our good and morning I started for Rochester for the purpose of hold- guardian bein ap• hinted ambassador to Paris from
tribe, which are furnished by the fines and imposts in the public offices can only be appointed
:Royal ArtilldrY-Second Captain and Brevet-Major prices improved 6d to ls per qr. No. other change In's'
ing my-meeting at the time appointed. -As-we rode it.to the Court of high , itP was thought the best opportunit
Y Edgar Grantham Bredin from the Su ernum
red
Idirpac7. 11.41,. Lneec=tions, but the general character of the trade sc's
which may be levied by the djemma. This little after a most severe competitive examination. amiable sovereign, in her turn, came to France, and
town we observed groups of men collected at the M3r" for' Placing the. child beneath the surpoillanne of the to be Second Captain, vice Seymour, rPeti
witnessed at Paris and Versailles fetes of marvel-
bank has not inappropriately been termed the Why should barristers constitute the sole ex-
ners of the streets, engaged in conversation. The ex- superior oi the Sacre Coeur, in the Ru'e de Varennes, pay ; Second Captain Edward .Tackson Bruce to be Adju
lou3 grandeur given in her honour, whilst the Emperor,
. " Reserve de Dieu." It is principally in the tribe ception to a rule which would seem to be
citement appeared to be general. I rode through the where she could be better trained to habits of obedience tain; Second Captain . George Malcolm Pasley, from the
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and the people of France expressed the truth and since-
or institution of the Zaouias that the charitable dictated by the most ordinary inspirations of com- rity of their regard, inevery way worthy of the occasion. village to Brother Strock's stable to put up my horse, than elsewhere. But, alas ! this first experiment proved rt:er=taerYr
1,1-4hilt:eekitepvlueiseircy.cochrilooad Captain, vice Bruce ; We are moderately supplied with wheat, and the new °II
and hospitable character of these wild people may mon sense ? In their case there is also an especial Above all these proofs of international sympathy, we and Brother Holland, who was in company with me, totany abortive. Tines unsucoessful efforts at eseape were
1 s obe tic,3 is
vlQivartermaster and effer sells readily at an advance of 28 to 3s per gr. fro°
went immediately into Brother Strock's store. I followed by a decided attemptno set fire to the furniture (1°
if; h rtii .
vrlc•Lasig ;Hay
ipn;ti,
be Witnessed, and it in consequence plays an im- reason which would seem to necessitate the esta- have. seen the medals of Queen Victoria worn by the
Keating to be Quartermaster, vice Hendle -
came into the store in 10 or 15 minutes, and found of her room where she was confined ; and the governess,
otrebueerbete. aslcti,e;raetaiz isno.s;l7;
m e n
ta,etfesyslhaoisfeti
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ehticelfirr
ttstllslmEeas
iii,wltari a lbw°
uptrotv.re
portant part in the formation of the charaeter of blishment of a sufficient examination. No doubt, saldiers of France, and manya British officer and privzth:
•thout eni
several of my Rochester ;friends and some from the fearful of the effort of such example on
.other pupils,
the Yabyles, and is the true bond of union'of the in the ease of the ordinary barrister who intends soldier can boast the proud distinction of having
.on
country who had oome to attend the meeting. Old and.weary of her task of taming 06 wild, vehement
ctse Thornton, who Av • • b leY 53.
several tribes. breast the Legion of Honour. Gentlemen, the time for
,
• to follow his profession as a serious calling, if he
rother Holland (a sainted mart r now) was standing spirit reluctantly restored the oun lad to the care of • erage price of grain-Wheat, 70s 9d. ; ar t
BL ireul let: thee nbte- CMe laej no
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wart dh
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Being,* neligious institution it performi three breaks down as a practitioner, there is an end of f P ~
ar has assed away • a treaty of peace has settled all yj -
Y g Y retires ; Lieutenant and Captai
near the front door. One of the leaders, wit severe her guardian. The position of the latter had now Captain and Lieutenant-Colonell,
tae questions for which we took up arm 3 ; but we remain - Y ' h 1 ' • - s ; peas, s. .
principal functions of the state-viz., prayer, him. Re has been weighed in the balance and
united aa the guardians of that peace-we are the de- others of the mob, were standing near Brother Holland become most difficult. To have her in the house was 6th Foot-Assistant-Sar eon Hen p eker Bindon to ---.
°beans, 47 2d 47 Od•
- HULL-Sorer. 16. , -
charity, and public instruction. -It is divided into found wanting. We are, however, probably under-
fenders of the rights and liberties of weaker states, and and myself, having in their hands a late number of imposeible, as Prince Leon de S , hia o 1 s a be Surgeon, vice Pratt,g deceaseZ
• Assistant• Surgeon ail*
four distindt divisions. The fraternity of the first stating the case when we say that there is some- we must use our great powers and our unlimited re- the Western Christian Advocate, containing •the report youth scarcely older than the refra.ctory Elii3janYorec,n;e• Thomas Harvey from the Staff, to be Assistant,Sur
geon, We had a fair show of new wheat to-clay, but heir
cow
are devoted to the improvement of agriculture. thing like 60 per cent. of nominal barristers who sources in the promotion of measures that will extend of the majority of the Committee on Slavery in the sided With him d t th th • t th tth t '
,an o row e pair oge er a a nice•Bindon. . . sample of old-the forrner was generally in modenwte a
oe uP°
: The second and third to the formation of schools never intended from the first to follow the profes- the enjoyments and comforts of the people of the worlcl. General Conference. I told them how that matter was early age would have been considered by continental de- COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS LIEUTENANT. dition, but met an active demand at 3s to 4s advan od
and " hOtellerie4" na. the last to the arrangement sion an a means of livelihood, and of these pro- Manufacturing and agricultural industry have much to
~ a adjusted, brit all to no purpose ;we were Abolitionists corum quite out of the question. So a eonseil de famille County of Lincoln-Sir Charles Robert Tempest, Bart., the averaee aid last week Foreige held ve firgle' •
f t h d 2‘s
p * ry
an- th
ec e sto 3s more money. Barley a slow sale, aie
of the priestly office. bably 40 per cent. who are constantly on the watch do in this great question. We are met to-day to discus,: still, and I most promise not to preach, or else be mobbed. was held, and it was resolved to send the culprit, now no and Valentine Dudley Henry Cary Elwes Itsq to be
Deputy Lieutenants.• ' .'' malting qualities 2s to 3s lower. Oats very scaros,4,"Lbre
The religious edifices are, for the most part, both for situations which can only be given to barristers and to exemplify how they mutually depend upon . i said I would not do it. About this time the mob began longer a mere child, but a fine high_spirited girl oi 16, Royal South Lincoln.Militia-William Grinfield Ostler, good demand. Beans ls dearer. • tinseed obtains 291,th',
plain- and- sieeple, consisting of a, little kowba, or of a certain standing. Now, if these gentlemen are other, and how
_both maY bo advanced t° thdtgr.7....olpt: ,to collect in front of the door. I sulnsose there were from to England, to complete her e:jueation, with the hope Gent., to be „Ensign, vice Drew, promoted. , money on fair qualities, and cakes are 58 dearer. sf:jd
iness of mankind. Gentlenien, sin hmy Visit t
.1,1 75 tone of them-seine from Platte county, some from that the conviction of being thus alone in sa foreign Ist or n'irehtern Regiment of Norfolk Militia-Ensign cakes scrambled for, and bought-, on arrival a slad
chapel, in the interior of which the ashes of the never examined on admission, and if in their case P
er I have witnessed the inexhaustible productiveness Buolianan some from Savannah and others from the co t d d t
un ry, open en on her good behatiour to insure Fred,erick Thomas} Tegart to be Lieutenant, vice Lawrence, .ces without even a sam le bei s
pn , p og een. 0 i
most holy of the varioue tribes are deposited. the test of employment and success is never ap- V!! .s . . .
hdfl• • • ' ' .
to
MI reat wine district of France, t e goo nets ot le vicinity of Rochester Some were armed with revolvers the kindness of those about her, might have the resigned. 8 is 1
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Each Zaouias, or district priest, is held in especial plied, we should like to know what guarantee we ' . g, . ,
d • •-• I • 1 the h hd k • * leil h h • ' • - - Wheat, English, red 66 to 74`Peare grey and black e, te, 51
quality or its proauct an its economiaa price. n ot ers a nives and clubs, w eot ers ad picked up desired effect. The young lady was accordingly placed .--..........,
veneration, for his charity and holiness, by the have .of their 'competence at all.
cause of free trade, and of our intimate alliance, I demand stones ta the streets. Oile fellow cried out if he had me at —at Ilammersmith, and for a time the hoped- . NOTICE TO MARINERS. Ditto white 7O to 78 Linesmen Black Seam ra ~, 0
inhobitants of his valley. He conducts the varioos On all thsse grounds, then, we trust the heads
the use of' this wholesome article for the people of Eng" out of the store he would soon kill me. At that remark' for chain e seemed to have taken place in her tem UNITED STATES OP AMERICA'. Dantzic and Konigs- Ditto Petersburgle ... ,5°
,
• ' berg
• aand Arch- es
prayers andprocessions during the dry season, when of the legal profession will be induced to recon- , .1 Mk I
ianu. -.-. e omy impediment is our high duty, whieh for one fellow got me by the arm, and drew me to the- door. But, afteiga while, it appears that the bursts of violencPeerto The Lighthouse Board of the United States has issued we to
Heaven is supplieated for refreshing showers ; he sider the present system. Let the absurd and idle many of the wines you have shown me is equal to 200 •
fbree others then came to his assistance, and seizing which she gave way, and the fits of depression which sue- the following notices :- • Pomeranianand Ham- . , angel . ........
burgh
68 to 72 Ditto Konigsberg and .in to 45
, . tends the sick ancl needy, to whom he extends the test of attendance upon a few lectures be abolished, per cent. on their value. This is in efrect a prohibition, hold of eaoh arm and leg, they cerried me to the middle ceeded, became so alarming as to cause serious fears for Red Light at the Narrows, Boston Harbour. Danigh,Holstein and Memel ..... .. ........ '''' rfoin,
• hand of charity, and exercises his primitive art of and in place of it let every gentleman who may and it must not continue. You know thatl have devoted of the street, where they halted,-raving, cursing, and her health. Letter after letter was despatched to her A fixed reel light was exhibited on tlie night of the ist . Fri 1 d '
es an 60 to 65 - re 01
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healing, Whilst•he tends his advice in the rearing of present himself as a candidate for the bar be sub- myself to this interesting question in England, and I yellicg like a body of savages who had rescued a prisoner. guardian from the young lady herself, begging to be Aueust, 1856 (in conformity to previous notice) from the •
scre'w pile lighthouse erected on the S ' ,-
pit abreast the Nar Russian and Odessa 55 to 62 Lins.c.
Oats, English
30 to 32 Ditto fine for. 8/ Os r' "-wee
children, and offers prayers for the sterile female jected to a .serious examination. It would be a feel the strongest confidence that I shall succeed, butsi I o While this was transpiring Brother Holland was taken into favour, declaring that the climate of Eng-- rows Boston Harbour.
'O/ 0804 te _
Ditto Danish • •2Bto 30 Ditto hit for. a ppl ss'
or the needy lover. 'St h • be
great mistake to overdo this, and to frighten away , must have your support. Yon must endirour tof a • aot , t ball striking him on the chin, passing through land was weighing her tn the earth, 'and the discipline The house is a hexagonal building, painted a dark brown
me by obtaining for the French people t e use o manyi Ais L.; L; , ti- ;A ; , ~, ,
Ditto Fr' 1
ihts he
, • Sidi Ali Taleh was considered the most renowned the candidates for admission to the bar with too .. an. onea-ng ins neca. _Lee expmeo in amout oe minutes: of Harnmersmith breaking her heart. For some time dolour ;is elevated on seven iron piles, and surmounted Ditto Rail,:ald
articles of manu.
facture which we can supply cheap arm I afterwards und , d that Brother Strb
, eretoo ck was shot the guardian, acting with the prudence he judged with an iron lantern. 27 to 20 Rape cakes •-s Od to 17; ......0
,
• of these Zaouias, and manymiracleshave been attri- formidable a programme. We ask for nothing '
Barley, malting - to 91I'
-cod Let us unite toeether to carry out real free traue also the ball cuttin all his clothin and raziu the •
, . , . . g g g g necessary, Buffered those complaints and supplications The lightds designed as a guide for clearing the Spit, by Ditto grinding
buted to his holy intercession. He was supposed more than that degree of knowledge which any e • b •
36 to 40IDitto foreign ... • ... 00'hiv dee
between the two countries. I have a very good cause skin on his side They also shot at Brother Beattie aud to oon • but at len tth vessels passmg through the main ship channel and is illu- ,
-
. g , , , moved be one of thetlettere, . _ , beans
to have receiVed. a wonderful rod from the prophet young man of ordinary capacity, who had devoted f" d btlh 1
and ma.ny nen s, u ave aso a grea niany in-
t • - d h • • k d
miese IM, and he then knot: e, two or three of them more beart-rending than the others, he allowed his anger mi" e
td b 1
y a eus apparatus of the 6th order, elevated 35 Ditto foreign
38 to 45 Bones lO2B 6d to ih kis,
. _ Mehemet; with which he could destroy his eneniies two or three hours a day for three years of his life
terested opponents. Sir Robert Peel, a few years down, and escaped at the back door. These noble bre- to be melted, and determined on fetchin his ward from feet above high water mark. .
Peas white and yet 40 to 49 Flour per brL ..... Oa
. no matter at who.t distance: This rod is said to be to the study of law with the proper collateral read- wee, took tha duties off some hundred foreign thren goad with 'th b ttl thl th d • h 1 h •
me in e a e i ey were riven te p ace, w era she declared, in the etrong language .
g , , This light in range with Long island Head Light will ' - • -I
' - '
teke a vessel clear of the Hardingn.
still religiously preservedo' and its marvellous pro- ing, might fairly he supposed to have attained. artioles, and reduced the duty upon many others. Mr. from their posts. she VILLS wont to' use, she was ' damaging bath soul From Point Alderton Buoy this light is • e ' h
in ran„e wit - ,
parties archronicled_throughout the varioue tribes The question of an examination of a, superior cha- Gladstone continued in the same counse, and it is quite o While in the street the mob held a consultation over and body, and hurrying both to- everlasting perch- Long Island Mead Li ht and the b - W t COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YEaTEnDATO
. of the Kaw#lt ‘i'Y,''''' racter for more ambitious students; and the re- clear to•ene, not only that further redus.:tions Must -take me as to the nature of the punishment I shoold receive non.' The Prince •de S. aihi ved at flaniniersmith This course will takega 'vessel, byY.thearbW*N•• 14v.%. st d i . •••• -.. 0
Many travellers who have wandered intoothe wards which might be appropriate in such cases, place, but that the duty upon wines ill hi''•
w... ...._ one of the from then), as the embodiment of civil power, and the one Sunday morning. He had returned no answer to toe water at low tide. Large vessels, in enteritr s'holhuld. 9brfinet Tng.flTrile.,m—r;itri; :: ii
I I: W 7.iebgeltru" :: :: ::::.• • • ••": Itee9 :If
.
mountain fastnesses of Algeria have received the should. be considered. quite apart from the niini- first, I have no reason to be dissatisfied with the pro- self-constituted guardiaus of society, for thus attempting last letter despatched by his ward, andshe was,' therefore, Long Island Head Light open to the northward. of thgo Rotterdam ............ 11 18%, Genoa .......... •••••• -..-
• unsolicited hospitality of these Ztonias, as no hue mum of knowledge to be required of all. With the gress I have made. Although I have all my life Studied to preach Jesus and the resurrection under the banner of not aware of his intention. of arriving. The lady commis- Spit Light- • . Antwerp .............. 25 35 , Milan ...... • • .•••••" . -
• , Brussels .............. 25 35 I V0nice........•• ...... •14k,1.
and examined everything connected with wines it 's
.on!Y freedom. Some said, ' Cut his throat ;' others, sioned to be bearer of the neWs reported to have found . The fotiewbeg
.magnetic bearings are given from this Hamburg
follower of the order .is allowed to commence his example of our Universities before their eyes, the
h ..•......... 13 7XlNaples ............•••• „ma,
a few years since I have brought it before the public in ' Scalp him d others, 'Shoot him in the head.' _At lest her on her kuees alone in her ewn room prayiug, with a light :-Faisn sint Buoy, E.S.E. i• E. ; Point Alderton altona .. - ..........-
es-es \ Dienn, 0 •••• ..... '"... i 3341
own le.pasts without- flitst being assure.d that the heali of the legal co .. u scarcely oso wrong
. pro.ession ea ~
.o
Buoy, E.S.E. tE. ; North Centurion Buoy, S.E. O .S. ; Paris •• ••,....•• •• - - ',',:,„• -.' ''' 'lemma
.-s England as a question in political economy. Wellegen- they concluded to tar nie Timer then carriesa rise most fearful expression of countenance, •and, on being .•. 52%
wants-oflilsihifivig,ry and tired. brethren of the upon such a point.-Times.
13 ng Island Head Light, W.N.W. hW. ; Mix's Mate dtpatsiteteui-tee mon- -/5 67%1 Lisbon .. ••• 52*
ttemeo, see what au interest the Euglish otsonle alreadt across the street, between another store and ware- informed of her guardrail's arrival, she had uttered Id°
• human race are satisded. This hospitality is even °aeon N.W. h W.
. 4.P.P. take in the subject. In the House of Commons I have louse to a tar barrel which was sunk in the ground, a most unear,hly seriek, and rushed down the stairs like ' Bourdeaux ............ - Rio Janeiro •••••• "'-
accorded to animals.
the support of above 130 members. I have the power- end, tlerowing me down on my back with considerable • -one possessed. Tne guardian was much pleased with her Fog Bells on Mount Desert ancl Matinicus Rinks, Cioast of Frankfort-on-Maine .... 119 X Buenos Ayres • • •• • ' ' ......--. '
The. schools which are, presided over by these HEALTH OF LONDON DURING TliE ful assistance of ab s 1 250 etlme of influence ell • I hld th h'l th It d tti d• t d b hhbk t P '
ou. , gn e n • • vie ence, e ine ere wie - ey copse easo le progress an rasprovemen ,an roug terac o ans A f 7 • • Maine. Berlin ............ •• .. - New York,6o days•s•ight.: •---
. Zaouias are open to all the children of the followers • WEEK. over England, and every day I fiud an increase in the manner in which the tar should be applied. Some said, • triumphantly, as a specimen of tbe 000 d traininh of th oe beel, weighing 1 500 "pounds has been placed on
' • R k ' • ' • • rrieste...... 0........ io 28 -
10 26 Philadelphia '
PRICES or RIILLICN, rex oini .
.
. e e Mount Desert oc , near the lighthoose. The bell is e
of the Pioßhet, and religious instruction, as well ite ---es,__ number of my supporters. Your distinguishei towns- ' Put him in head foremoet O others were for, sti ip-. ladies of Hammersmith. Thera wale indeed, no token of 1- ed n o ion fra t , etersburg ............ 37X Foreign Gold In Bars £3 11: 0
p ~..c on a 1 nre s mature, painted white ano Madrid .......... .... 49X Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 e` ,
athletic exercises, comprise the curriculum of in- (From the Report of the Registrar-General.) 1 Al ' 0 fll th• ld t gree and 'thld•d 't bl •'t ' f •th• h Sh 1
tale, Mr. Westphal, who came to London last Ju-y, wi ping me. ne eow swore ey cou no a , e 0 in oral a e spin ,o GNI In er. e was sl ent brown, and is about 50 feet above the level of the sea. It cle,,tiz ' S '
.........••...... 50% Mexican Dollars .... 0 ,
struetion. Such are some of the laws and itistito- have told you of the number and high character of the he would Sheet me. He aimed a revolver ot my head, and subdued, submissive to all, and only urgent ie is worked by machinery, and strikes about seven times Barcelona '............ - New Dollars .....• 0" i
The i-
dic.aths regiStered in London, which in theoprevlst gentlemen whom he met at the banquet at the Crystal but another wrested it from him, exclaiming, 'Don't her supplicttions never to be left atone in, the dark, she in one minute. . Saville.... - .......... ' - Silver in bars ....h.. • 0 -
,
tions of.the Kabylee, who may be considered. as the
,
primitive inhabitants of Algeria, speaking e lan- oBus
use ea.. Iv eorse7 1,1.2 ,thweetici 'ee the welt thastive.siecls do.flibe Palace, and devoted to this hauen e bdeg leaver_ t.bits. shoot hins; we will give him what we think he deserves.' to whom religion had hitherto been a subject Of -derision A bell of the same weight has been placed on Matini- .
guage.of their own,. totally different from that of i ea„.trard ,
I .aBY-16 -55 the a v e r a e nu mr rbeesrp oo fn dienjh s was 1,355, "ea's-ion' ti'le itnhdaet him
tileerinhen" thhelli sattr. ictelootqXen inaeerBale It 'At laish they coin:hided to do the whoorkhewripout stripping changed suddenly to practices of the most 'exaggerated es
eurstlotcike i,
.73nelzfrveheisile,relidisely like that of the Mount Do- • '
LOCAL SHARE MA R ICBTB. .
the ArabaO, ',end. having their origin as it is now Yand the average rate of gmortality of that period would aZiceitsaelf 'honour if:Le:ending 'so able a p . sentative. .:11,Oti ait ti.ern=lulnlitlnsola
oruste::onctealecl as.Zo
asured or pietiy,. li.it
ialways persisted in maintaining that it was Both of these bells weill teliksoeuentredtiTieelianftoenroimn iigiteei,
tagyh plaint for - her Welfare, ter' that she, ---..,......—.
supposed, from %the Satwiian tribe, which came to produce in the present increased population nearly 1,500 EarlV this year, gentlemen, I accepted arneiZ:itation to son, they comiguenced putting on the tar with lanYbrPo7:l 16.1.0i:11 ti(ie tei'Yf weather. . .
settle- in BarbarY with King nlelek Ahricus. Their deaths ;it the deaths Caused by cholera at the two periodS the Potteries of ,Staffordshire, and there' I met 20 000 ddl Aft 1t l t' h ' h 'e ore s
.e was
fll.. 1 `ADA mother could do,
, ,pa e. er comp ee y satura tng my air, tey gava , says the Princess, in the extraordinary, brochure which By command of their lOrdshipe. . LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 16. '
pride han eVer been that of freedom, and tlieir un- in which it prevailed be withdrawn from the calculation, intelligent persons who all declared by the resolutions my eyes, ears, face, and Leek each a plastering. I liar! discloses the story, ' was done by ine to eradicate thie Hmiroe hie
°ZORN 7isr.esuNe,roar, Hydrographer. neeese woOHANGE.-The transactions in every 'desoriP:
conquerable brayery has been the means by Which it will appear that the health of London, as measured by
which they passed that they wanted &map wine in Eng. ou a wens coat, „tio vett, and black cloth pants. Tney roes from the mind of our beloved Eleanore but the an -'
' erapse
temmr,Ailaralty, London, • tion of stock wore active to-day, and prie,es were 01
.
-
they have uo vigorously defied the anus of various the mortality, ie now a,s good as is usual iii September.
' Lind. Gentlemen, thoee menufacturers of 130aeht• behe ' tarred my cra • t 1.1. t b • d It• d he 1 I
ea ,mys ir osom, an iny c o nes, own swers s a ways ma, e were so fu lof tomb e ineening
i • 11
' This notice +lds the followin •
g Admiralty charts • - an advance. Blackburn, 7i-North Eastern, Berwick'
19/. les. 3d.-Dutch Rhenish, 2 prem.-Soutla Easters',
foreign nations which have been brought to b,,ar Ditirrimen which had d t l• lurie r 3
decreased consointey r. h formed a society of 2,000 member!, and they are cur to my feet. They then let mo up. th tth fill d I •th h i 1 tin Id d
a. ey e my sou see suc c eep a ann at are No. 263, North Amerion Eest' Coast; alio Liehth '
reel us weeks snows a lurther decrease thouoh of no
°use 21a e-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 .1 c.-Midlaisrls,
upon them. ,So great is their knowledge (if the l P , • - • b..„. , ~ warm friends. They aro devoted to the French a iiilillgi', "I was so Fiore I could scarcely stand on my feet, but not to d e ell upon the subject. Even when she became List' •
7ihl 3-London and North Westerm• 101} i-Menehelit'Sh
; great amount. Tne cieatiis from it last week vvere mei t
„ ' and aro called " The Auglo French Free-Trade .
.....—.
localities around their mouutain homes that tb:,y AisPc:i-t- oh 1 the agony of my eye:3 ; they appeared like balleof fire, the brid f L h Id • •
e o iny son eon, s e won insist upon every Shefield, and Lincoln, 32h a-Edinburgh, Perth, sflu'
; which 97 were ainonest children not two years old. lee t• 7,
~ . eon. One of' the mottoes on their banners id, "I hViee and I DANKIMPTS.
are as yet invincible even to the French ; and as .• ~ ' • thought they would burst, out of my head. Though . arrangement being made with a view to this arty death Dundee, ni---Birkenhead, Laacashire and Cheshire,' leet"
complain,. seems to be common in the east subdietrict - t
tor Po 3, and Pots for Wine." They tlinils you can giee it, via," oshua Pooley, milliner, Brighton, to surrender Sept. C. aud B. 27/. 103. shares, 15'. Fs. S'il.
on, and the hot vim iyas beaming upon my head, which seemed to prey on her mind for ever. It was not
• Barbier well observes, "It will not be by brote iof Lan ,t • - fE e
on ; and Mr. lk-lortie, recistrar 0 lt am, re- •
,
force that Allis independent nation will ever be I fers to ; art of his district, called' Well Hall Cottages, hea wi eto drink out of their chea • ions and r - d
1 them c. p n . p t ~ grope my way as at
hea •• ots to 'dm your feet one feller s • • • e ' t
midnight. After I rose to mh till the young couple had been married for sorne tim•e• -
190,eaWolto 4, at twelhe, at tho Court of Bankruptcy.
........-..-......-.-.. - .--...-.........airit.
.
. .
.
,
rmaeanbory ; Lawrence, Smith,
brought under French rule, except at a very large where th: inmatee of ail 'the houses, Which are six in they waut you• to have- their o p P., , .11 . w aid, He ha:, une bullet, • le.ave bewn; that, by dint of maternal care mei solicitude, I managed e r i
-me from I think this is very reasonable, and hoee . another said 'He can have five minutes and if he s net A11t... ,awoaonalirgeca7-*strAeeTCh side.
BBABORNB MAILA,
expense of blood and treasure.. The French Cshe- number, have suffered from it, anti three of the cases w • ' • • ' e
a, , , , 1 • th wring frem her the confidence of her direful anticipa- Williain Fawcett, carpet manTfacturer, Kidderminster, '
we shall accomplish it. Well, gentlemen, ther e gone in that time he shall be shot ' I groped /CI way t - , d d
y . lons, an ju ge of my dismay when she coolly told. me anpt. 29, at halOpast twelve, and Oct. 22, at eleven, at the ----.•-•.-__
vernment most try to.captivate them by interest, hese been fetal. After careful inquiry he is not able to f - f Bdf d h • • •
the manu acturers o ra or , w o were repre- into tbe street • they followed me with their revolvers - that sh h d 1
e a so d herself to the Evil One, and that she Birmingham District Court. Bittleston, official 'assignee,
• justice, civilisation." Sue,h also are the well and assign any local condition to wnich ttits disorder can be
nted Is the President of - their Chamber of Com- -•k d tell' e' t t f h lof 11 (31 eientnes that tke main are mono from the General Port•eff et'
such their manners with which our allies have to attr7buted, aud is induced to think that it hae been ini ''''
''C'Waes i'n so imatimiliCini°3:rePl irne'r anott 13
hPre•rell my
.1 er. would be claimed before she ha,d reached the age of 21 ! Birmingham ; Batham, Kidderminster ; Motterane and ey the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
, me: ce, Mr. litus ,
r ' Salt 'at the winnmeeting at the Cryie I ( e• She confessed that her des air had been so great at Knight Binnineliam.
.---.-•-•'-'
contend. Firmness, together with a great display ported froinWoolwicle Four deaths are reeurneda3ca,useu . th, hhtla .e.
c Th 1 f •B- tif rd -make very cheap 'I coOld see objects, buiY• could nwot diwstineguishwoansegfrlocm b • il 4 • p h ' Edwin Denb 'h' t St
e peep e o ,a o
ow-on-t , . .
he-Wold Gloucester- - Wet
isay when made up From Was
due ..•
of military: force, wid do much to restrain and con- by cholera.in London, 2of which are those of infants, and 2 and light articles of clothing, very meth liked in Francs, another. By the time I got across the street, between ireng ex ee, ithatl wearied with incessant prayers tu th S t 3. y'
el
4714
aven and the saints for deliverance without effect she '' im, q) • -
Jam ct. 8, at eleven, at the Bristol Dis- 00171TR1C.7.1 in General Post- P.4rt • ~aoo.
. quer these people, whilst the presence amen, them of women aged respectively 42 and 81 years. There were
and the people of Bradford are amongst the best sup- Bth St k' stor adtbl th t h d •it d ' trict Court. Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Richardson ' ' ' Wilco, London.'" Dlspatche '. Ea-* met
ro er roc s e n sa e, e ar a me e had at length addressed her vows to the poweis of dark- . _me-
of educated atid charitable members of' till Ba- 'l7 6 deaths from small pax ; but one of these the ease porters of the demand for eleeep wine ; but they wish +seine, and I could distinguish between males and females., • ness on the very Sunday morning when her uerdia and Sadler, Old Jewry ; Henderson and Howard, Bristol. ---e -- . --------* ; ineetlr
reau d'Arabe will lead them to consider the oNt a chilidn who died at 1, Trippn-buildings,.Tulton-etreet, tor a due reciprocity. There are also the rich and en- Here were the female members of my flock in Rochester, had arrived, and the announcemsnt of his resinee ans William Henry Dudden, spirit merchant, Paulton, A., meegee:9rTrj.rtiglites ~yer,,,,day .... Liverpool .•
French people in a far different light than . that ,Vie
?Inn;
estder,
tocchrreesdainf
lelircumsth,nrcrensewhichetpe lilie-
s- terprising men of Manchester, aS Well as Sheffield also, . over whom I felt the ' Holy Ghost had made Me an over- evidently the token oi the acceptance of Pthat fearwful iSelprTteorttihstirlitic,t Sceoput.t.29;rifilile Oct. 28, at eleven, at the 'Mpackei3 y..........N. Every Tuesday .. siouthseneee Weal/
o '
.a.t n on relat • s o ows :- . ' whol .aaii .., r, ofEcial assignee, Bristol ; America (by U. Statas ,
of bloodthirsty and grasping conquerors.-lleralds and its intelligent cuttlery makers ; and I could name seer,' 801118 of whom had ventured out in the midst of this vow ' It sesms that, in spite of every care and coun- Edwards and N. ld rR • •
a or, ristol. .
consisting of 8 eignt persons, eat, drink, and sleep in to you persons and interests. in all the great tomtit, of mob to rescue their pastor from their bloody clutches. sei • • • ‘.
-despite of the constant watchin and wise teach • Jose h Beevers en river
g P , g , Leeds, Sept. 30 and Oct. 27, &anemia (via Liver-
packet) ..........N • . .... Liverpeol •••
.
Toles 111°
ni . one very small room , four of them are ill oith small- Eceland, Scotland, and Ireland, all very anxious to ea- Some had fainted, others were crying and wringing th • •
eir mg of the Abbe Dulsauloux, nothing. could turn at eleven, at the Lusts District Court. Hope, offieial pool) .....M.4th and 19th .... Liverpool ••
pox, none apparently have been vaccinated, and it is - ° h hink •al
Ditto (via Marseilles) N ' ........... Dover .... • • ,
LECIA,L EDUCATION FOB TEE BAR. , . joy t e use of yoon,heautiful wines, and I t y, hands in excessive grief. I thought of the patriotic we- aside this ides fixe from the mind of the Prin- assignee Leeds; payna, Eddison and Ford Leeds.
need off our cni.dren in
stated that tee same disease ca ' f • • i eht with oreat advantage nse their mauufactures. It men of the Revolution and that their daughters still lived bark Saul adTh'K' ' ' • • Ditto (via Cape of. Good In '
.....-........-- the family on a former occasion." The deaths Irian scar- -nin • h ' •
is quite true that the goveroment o t e mperor as
f h E h • ' - • -
to lend a helping hand in behalf of suffering humanity. &Bei ati
cess Eleanore ; and, although every extreme of Ro n omas Irby, joiners, Preston, Sept. Hops) „„ . ~. N •
• • ..4 an °et°
26 and Oct. 17, at twielve at the Manchester District i i .- •• •• Oth of nlo
&fr CA ( V.est Coaso..oi 23,1 of the month .. Plymouth .. .6 1 6ti,
The reform of legal education for the bar as latina, which for some previous weeks have been about done a reat deal, Arne'. dare say will do more. Ido I found my horse in the yard with the bridle on, and with • p on and excitement was tried to divert her Court. Hernaman, official Lsienee, Manchester ,
• Wood- klewidna........ ..}/ 10th & 26th of rye. Dover .......sa .10102 '
thoughts she gave way to a settled melancholy, and died
hitherto attempted, haa proved a failure. That 30, rose last week to 51. Thirteen children died from riot likegto speak upon• French questione, becsuso lam the assistance of one of the mob I got the saddle on, a d burn, Liverpool. alexandria.......... al Sta & 20th of mon. Southamptoi 4lt A
° just two days before the completion of her 21st ear
there has heen
,something radically vicious in the wa,nt of breastenilk, and from inanition. Ooe person your guest, and I sho,uldbe sorry to take any libertY ; started to go to some place on my work as quickly as sudden' and i her chair full dr ssed for a ball 1_ , Michael Byers and Thomas Byers, ship-builders, Monk- Bahamas •••••.. .. -II 17th of the month Southampton 1,,,2.,_
, e . . at the wearinouth Shore, Sunderland, Sept. 23, and Oct. 24, at iained,ium ~.... .. .. ..i.i D,11y........, „.. Dover ...!•_ J‘tti7.
new system the result would appear to proved The died of intemperance. A mendicant, aged 30 years, but I have been in the
,North of France lately, where I possible to get the tar washed out of my eyes. The mob fif • • b d'E n '
died in the Chelsea workhouee of seury . utzstere tat. The idea had evidently done its work half-past eleven.. at • the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District _ rae 1 ..............es 9ta of taa month.. SouthamPle• •
~, 16th -
case as it stands at present seems to be pretty much - • Y• . find that many people are unfavourable to a great reduce followed me; turned me back, and made me go towards in .1 Buenos Ayres.....„ „ 139th alba month Soutilano' -' - tahl•
Last week the birth of 814 be s and 739 'els in all t. fth F h t •ff I tishik they are mistaken S hA I dt f t I 'd •ll si ence, and none can tell the agony which-must have Court. - Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Cape et Gd H- N U t ' - Various ports Unser
oo ope .. neer ain
as follows :-" The old arraneements for admission • y gI. , lon o e renc an . • , avanna . s passe on o own provi entia y -been endured d ' h 1 f
uring t e ast ew months of that sad ex- Moore, Sunderland. Cape of Good Hope ..N •
- 1,553 children were registered in London in tile ten and that if it is done prudently, they will not stiffer an - l
Y mot Brother Chamberlain and his vote, who were
II thampton nith.of h
to practise as a barrister remain as in former times, . ' - ' • ' istence, in the midst of splendour and riches, yet nursing SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Case do Verde •.....N gth or .h.. erontb -on- b9k 291'
'3 •
Wl.ll thIS exceptionthat all students are compelled corresponding weeks of the years 1846 55 the avetage 1 s Gentl en ou know that I brought this subject oming to my meeting •(Iho e he will w •
os . em , y p rite and tell you the canker worm within, from' which neither the lofty Jaines Grahem, dre er, High-str et, ' h v Ceylon (see lulls) 10th and 26th.... 1 910
Edinburg . ate 84 ,
number wee 1,416. before the House of Coinronesf 1 d e • *
the 15th how they se-ved him ) Whoe I (Awe n to h
p t em they
t ru.'rn.ell
to attend tlvo_courses. of lectures out of five, or to At tha Ro al Observator Greenwich, the mean iinleEnh; r' en
althoueh - ''
' 'Aft ' position in which she stood, nor the homage she re- Samuel Boaz Landel, wholesaleedruggist, Broomiolaw, tolln'alei.i;l•o*s.... 7.: ..•.; 4atil,l,7,l2.t'llse‘ •• •
eon SoutharaP er and 16
undergo.an examination in all, in which case at• height of the byarometer in theye'veek was 29.852 in. The jhealy last, and tuhreteChanicnelhoisr r t, , E
was very co . ous . ndcaseqoukeer'warml in
ddidnenoßtrknnow me. . eh I told •the.m what had been
ther Chamberlain asked me if I thoueht I could ceived, could divert her fur one instant. The pamphlet Glasgow.
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Chi1i.............„ „ Bd 23 &17th ofnionth 8011thamPt°' 1 and 29
h F epiy
a f Pd
y•o ' - • • , . e • has.caused the deepest impression on the minds of ail China •••• •• 4th and 10th .... . 2 And '9
tendanco upon any lectures at all is dispensed with. highest reading was :30.05 in. on Thureday, and on both f
amour of the alliance wit ranee, re use my propos'. stand it to go ta his lathe:en-law a, a distance of 12 h h . •
w o ave perused it, and the retirethent from the world PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Constantinople ....on loth and 96th... Dover ...• - hae es
Five readerships have been established, and the that and the following day the mean reading was. above tier. Perhaps+, gentlemen, you were disappointed. I miles. I told him I thought I could not endure such a Csastantinople ....
_AN dal
readers deliver lectures, at stated. times, upon the 30 in. Toe mean tempereture of the week was 53.7 'deg., confess to yen, that I arn not at all discouraged. . You tri b t 'II' t • W d ' '
p, u was vs, nig o try it. eroe as fast as we of the Dowager Princess de S., for the avowed purpose P. and A. Brook, Briehton, tailors.-Fieldhouse and
of pra-ino for the soul of the ,Princees Eleenore has Hell N • % ' ' - Cont. of Europe
, 1.17' N Twice d any .....: Dover ....• rse
, . •, , ew poi t, Shi opshire,, grocers. -Hunter, Lucan and ' ref's'n!e(s°6-11-ai • Tvdeadalls' •
following subjects :-1. Legal and constitutional which is 1•3 deg. above the average of the same week in must recollect that it was very late in the session ;he could not - knowine that the mob was in ' f 'J ° • • • - '
, , pursuit o us. added to the terrible effect of the tale, wnich seems inure Co. and Cooper and ca.„,Manchester, tea •dealers.-W ---- •• -••"ra & N Twic,, daily...-. Dover ...•••• 67, 24,2-
history ;2, : civil law and international jurispru- 33 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisher. The highest had made up all his financial plans, and he could net When we turned off from the main Savannahmoad t 'o • - • Gibraltar ..........M,4 7 720 97 sfm PlORthamston ,
0 g like a dark legend of the middle ages than an incident and' S. 'Keighley and Chaelieighley, worsted spinners.- Groece (seo Ind' '' I' --' -- -- ----- 6
a) I I asd 1
dence ; 3, :equity ;4, conveyancing ; 5, common wee 72•5 deem on Wednesday ; the lowest 44.3 deg., on
„ alter them. He has to pay the expenses of the war, and to Brother Miller's they were not more tha 15 i • ' , f
n 'mum es o yesterday ; but is, nevertheless, perfectly true for all J. Richmend and Co., and Richmond and ICnowles Burn. eereytown .
Tuesday. The mean dew-point temperature was 5" I could not expect him to make the wine duties an ex- behind us. After riding so far in the hot sun in my eon- hinOn e &17th of mon. flosthamPt oaily .
law. Attendance upon any twoof t hese courses, as
that. . ley, confectloners.-Hammond and Smith, Winchester, , liesaborgh .-****••
-••- - ..N. Daily ..... ..... London .
..". Ist ot 00
deg. ; and the difference between this and the mean ception to his determination of reducing no duties. But dition I was nearly dead when we arrived, but, through
• we have juit said, will free the student from all grocers.---Hadley and Filder, Gresham-street, and Ockley, ouhhannean -7. 7- •• •• ...-al 2nd of the month Southanaptee new
temperature of the air was 7 deg. The mean tempera- next year it will be different, particularly if you induce the attention of Brother Chamberlain and my kind friends --- Surrey, attorneysonChickeu and Slater, Liverpool, block- •Stothelenrua;"" ••••• o ..es. Dai1y.........,„ Dover ••••••• -
- • ' farther vexation and annoyance. lle may shoo
16th
too d2IOS •
f the water of the Thames was 62.0 de,g. The wind your government to continue the wisehsystern it has
hsoe at Brother - Miller's, in a few days I partially recovered A NEW °ITT ON TATE UPPLI2- MISSISS.II3,„.. makers.-J. Ross and Son, Stepney-causeway, ballast India (viaSo.n.iirMp. 117t1tin8r.o2'giX Nomn,;ll.: 'l),,,luth„arti: .. ;Fr& se as
through the.periods when he is compelled to appear tb ill
er
,e, o
the tacit ttnee d fro 'the rth-east and
hYs m l'?" well begun. I have shown that y yedhcing t from the injuries received. May they receive a thousand .
.. , rh agents.-J. K. and F. Knight; Canterbory, linendrapere.- (retie (via Iliarsaillos)M 10;.1&26tia of moth Dover .. •• •• ---
`• in the presence. 'of' the lecturer. • Ignorant as h '°n
' ' '
e north. The amount of rain-fall was 0.41 in. duty we shall increase the revenue, which is proved fold in this life, and in the world to come life everlasting. Robinson and Sons Suttem Yorkshire, •blacksmiths.- lonian Isiea (see India) .... .... , Dover.. .• ••
, went in as ignorant be may come out. This, with A correspondent in St.. Cloud, Minnesota, writes as Willeme and Van 'Hargett's, Newcastle-upon• Tyne and Ireland ---...at & N Twice daily! Holyhead .••
by all reductions that have been made in England. . nTh„e, Brother Conklin, are facts, for which I hold
einem...-.
the old.' -dinner.test and the paynient of a very MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS One great public benefit to be anticipated is, that myself accountable,:and for which I expect to answer et follows •of that new and, flourishing town. One year i
North Shields shi brokers -A. and R. Filmer
, p • . , Chelten- yhhoha -•.....ni 2d of +co.- Southampton _
__,, 16
heavy
,fee, as considerable portion of which is no we +shall get pure wines, instead of counterfeit the bar of God May God tele ea e f the scattered a o it contained mil two silent. ' ham, butchers.-Cawley and Henembotham, Hope, Derby- - weeeira •• -•••• .. -ILI 9th et monte Southampton 6 au'
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED , . h 0 g . y les in the, way of shire, barytes manufacturers.-Fleming, Mallinson and &faith (Be-hi;laii; e. on 234 of month ~ Liverpool :.• I
doubt chars, d t h. fr th O "ll d •t a
~,e o im to e s amp, wi aan ,t, f h'h i• Eld 9 • • •
.
IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPT. 13. , wines, many oW IC are ma aTugan . t ome flock, and finally being us all to heaven. ' - houses :;---, i Co., machine-makers as far as regards T. Mills.-*. G. Malta ~......„,se,N 4, 10, 20, gild 26 Dover OW ;111 4. lb, 91'
so-called student to the practice of Isis profession. 309 time ago I went, with many friends, to see Lord o Agamosa, lowa, Aug. 1. ,' Wm. SELLERS." ~ .• t • George, and W. W. Mitchell: Cardigan, attorneys.--M. water:tins (see India) SO
s ymotic Diseeses
Now, we printed Yesterday a letter from a corres- Z-
' ' 52 Palmerston, to ask him to agree to my proposition ;
IPPIi A. Hewitt and E. Barnes, Gainsborough, confectioners.- 6frotritins ..........N 20th of tho month 41111 a
~ Ex..
ripiseases of Uncertain Seat • • on.. a leEdotiful rolling prairie, with natural slopes to• ' • • Aar't
pendent upon this•subject, who signs himself
S. Judkins and Co. Pickle Herrin -wharf and Tooley- , e he° .31 2nd of the mon 1 n ist
ti .. Bonthanipts .
eubercular Diseases -
"
pers,"-and. who thus' very truly and. very briefly 102 duced adulteration. Lori Palmerston replied to me , street,. corn merchants, as far as regards S. Judkins.-
Dieeaees of the Brain, Nerves and Senses
, • , istance below oranada .. ....?,1 9d & nthof month Southampton 11" an . •
—_,„_______ Sank Rapids, Schults, Stuart, and Co., Port-an-Prince, merchants.- !few ?amend
stated..the result of this System hitherto :-"Legal , Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 33 with a very pretty little story. He said- adulteration
Th C
e ourt of Assizes was occupied on Saturday and and about 60 miles frnm the Falls of St Anth ...mem .. .. Twice a month .. venom port+ „tic
nny, being Abbott and Driver, Birchin-lane, attorneys.-J. Hartley Papal states ........n Daily... ..... on Dover ...... 1 we--
education up to the present time has not attracted Diseases of •th L - d th 0
e ungs en o er rgans of Wns practised !on, agO, as his grandfather used to tell
lid bf .t. • dA•hi !leaf "b • • •
t e a,y e ore in rying nine persons, name ug ste tle ea 0 steam oat navigation on the Mississ'pe• and W Townsend Huddersfield and elsewhere book- Peninsula •
. the attention of the promising students at the Inns Respiration .„... • 126 his friends that ta wines at Lis house Were all good-
Verner Jules Verner D • V t • Leblond - -Ma. -It now contains b t 300 ' I-
l' • C ' • ' P ••••••••••M
, mils, au rain, . , . e ween . ' and 400 inhabitants. It dealers.-H. H. hambers aed J. K. Jackson, Worthing, em• •• •• ••• • eouthamptor .. igi 0,
~.....M ld & 27thef mon. Southamptor Ist ..• •
tof V- ern came from • a good merchant ; but "my t
of Court ;by the majority of this very importaot Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs mos e ' nal, and Robert, and two women one the wife of•A. Is the country seat of Starnes Co. situated th wine merchants.-E. Hardine and R. J. Randall, Gres- tsecrt Nata1...........N By private ship... Various porn - ~w '
body it ieeonSidered. a delusion ; the legal exami- of Digestion
Verner, the other of Ch 1 I; b k• Th t fth ' , near 0
ante , for ogee rea mg. ey cen re o e county, nortn and south,- coat in* o ham-street, accountants. '' , sr 'le - ~.. .. ....... on Every Saturday:. Dever .."...... Wee- ,
'l6 ' own house.", Adulteratinn, however, necessarily re- .Tuse.any ...se ........N Daum ..... e ..... Dover .. ... „..
nations are ncit generally attend.ed by the ablest Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. - a la-
gs,. anidn which are • DIVIDENDS. , _ Venezuela ..........m ad& alth ofmontb Sonthamp.ton let 1.- , '
men ; the *hole eystend is discountenanced by the Childbirth, Diseases of the -Uterus &c. -
the chief, and committed numerous robberiee in different stores and various mechanics' iho lg.
81X
• • V
an Dlemen's Lies d (see
es has been for ps of almost all kinds Oct. 8. J. Michie, Battersea-fields engineers. -Nov 7 , ' se•
5 In Great British! the consumption of win .
, Australia) .......... Ith of ,mon. .. .. im0a...1/
houses by means of fal k Th p ecise number of One steam saw-mill that cuts 10,000 f ' J M 1 ni• 1 fi ld
Se eys. e r ddl • 2' -If P • * •
os eye acc 9a e , ip. er.-Oct. 3,
~
~ ~,,I3.pecl EIT
• pleaders, ectiveyancers, and equity draughtsmen, Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and' Muscles
man years stationary at 6,000,000 of gallons, notwith. eet per day, • -est Indies .. ....,..bs las. au. 01 month SonthiMipten 1 and I° :
who prepare young men for thifpractice of the bar." Diseases of the Skin, &c.
• lation and wealth.
„,,. 3 standing the increase of our popu . . ere are man dR I Bt l 1 b
an .. eons, . ris •o , s ripe andlers. , .
•
. . . • . _ .......---.
• -
This we believe to be a very fair 'statement of the Malformations be ascertained, but that document alleged that in not 'Mire buildings in progress aria under co. Y - CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTTIOO.
000 gallons of spirits-a • . ntract to be i- ' Whenany of those dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will he frii; ..
31 But we also consume 30,000,
0 t
c . 10, T. Ward, late of Great Winchester7stzt, and
Premature Birth and Debility
11 fewer than eighteen cases no doubt of their guilt could finished this year, among wthch are the co
case, The fact is; that the little iinprovement that 38 fact which creates great anxiety amongst a pershns unty buildings, .. spatched on the following clay with the exception of the Indus (~..
Atrophy
g ari , c urc es, a hotel 50 feet b Carnden-town, commission agent.-Oct. 13, D. ', prelinfie Southampton),and the Malta:both et •
vilueh will be despatehtd P. f .
was made in the education of students for the bar Old AeS3
.. 31 who wis , . rather important : one, for example, in a house of M. 60, three storeys high. - y Bristol, tailor.-Oct. 8, J. Robinson, Mancheittassailk preceding day. '
was rather a concession wrung from the elder mem- gudde2. •
es people. You know that there is a great deal of drunk-
manufacturer. V t .:
d hhh Desharnoux, locksmith ta the. Legislative Body, was to o There are several fi ;. . „ 0
hers of the profession by public opinion than an Viol • • 49 enness amongst us, and that many crunesEanra
.m ne quarries of granite within a -------
ence, Pnvation, Cold, and Intemperance s the extent of I,loof. ; another in the house of M. Martin, short distance of the t re e , . ,
evidence a intention upon their own 5 misery are the result. But I find that
.in . nee: a 07c, alse good lime rocks, olay for Davis' STRAIT WHALE FISHERT.-The ideroine, o
part to Causes not specified - d two securities fer Rente ; k• b• k &
obey an ma nig sec s, c fo - i • BIR T HS.
take the subject up -in earnest as a result 11 as in other countries, there is very little intextda-
we another in th 50f •, rbu !ding purposes; which are Dundeee has arrived e Davis'. Streit .whale
from th . , ' .
•of their own deliberate conviction. It is still bo- DEATHS PROM ALL CAUSES
that in this great wine-producing die- e house of a Mine. Forges . was of 2 , • soon to be put in _use. .There fol. •
15 a very fine spring of fishery, and reports a most successful .fishing. - •The on „ _ , OV A BON.
in money, and of a nnattity of valuable jewellery ; water just back of the t . • .. (in
I I re Gen-
lieved among, the. leaders of the profession that • trict the vice of intoxication is particu ar yra • own, capable of furnishing a tewn lowing are the returns :-Aberdeen-Pacific, 130 tons ;,. sue 16th inst., at Boddington• R the wife ,
and others. were f
or stuns of 200 f., 460 f., 537 f., of 15,000 inhabitants vs.th • .
Population Deaths in come- Deaths .6n I have 11 tee Rev T &story, . ,
• : things are better left as they were. They are well Enumerated. di wek in the demon (said the hon. speaker in conclusi ), .
spon ng c
Council- 300 fr., &c. and f h ' 11 • d other erticles ~ . •
'. 0 watc es, jewe ery, an 1 a the water it would want. St. Andrew's full. . Dundee-Heroine, 195 tong ; Ad- 0 •- G. Golightly. •
.
• n the •
1851 of 1855, Weele seen. with much pleasure the able report of the Ihe• inhabitants are principally from the States, and vice, 160 tens • Alexander, full ; True Love, full. •ee g s 15th inst., at Ombra!). Grange, Surrey, the 110
aware that no practitioner will ever be able to re- West Districts 376 4* 7
_ priso.ners . consist of thenight kind to b • • oan Charles Conybeare Ea
155
seemed pos 11: A V told up a• plane, being betel- Kira° ildy-Chieftain, 131 tons ; Lord Gambier, d4O , to . •
. tain the confidence of the attorneys who is destis North II t • ......
' 2- seined of considerable inte igence. . erner, lieenC ind t''
is nets ...... 490,396
in -his' quality of chief of the band, was the principal . ° ' us nous, and a moral set of people. -tons. - The Princess Charlotte, of Dundee; was loit in , OP• A ,DAUGHTER.
tute of the requisite technical skill. Success at the Central Districts ... .i. 393,256
ee tuni recently made to the English parliament.,
spokesman, and he ex. reseed himself with great pom- " There is a geeat demand for labourers. Mechani s Melville Bay ; crew saved. The ships got through Mete On the 14th inst.:at ' `/.1
' bar is the best test of competence, and this success East Districts .... i ... 485,522
2" that the Emperor of the French has . 13 r Woolwich th lad of WM.
posity. .Amongst h th h 'd " Ah, Monsieur command from •$2 50c. ito $3 per day common dac villa Bay this year, and found plenty of fish. They led Buller ESC, . • e I
ines e sae ,
ot er , „ . , , Y to the higher fishing gre 'ii 14. t • d riol;
South Distri
no one can hope to achieve who is not versed in the cts ..... . 616,635 -.... 258
I Presid t ! -
0 en you should look with pity on my brotner
, labourers from $1 50c to 2 - - ;
$ 50c. per day. Carpenters hi not got through this baY mid eOn h e h inst., at - Rushdon Hall, Kn. Fre-e
. niceties of legal practice. This being the view of •-----_____
~-,,,T, a great proportion are English. These are striking in- reat d • • • •
emend A Sartons. • • .
and myself, feu. we were cast at an early age into the g e , . fine,agrioulturel country lies back of for the last'lo years. -
Totals
" R
' the sienior, it is but natural that the students 1,033 ''''" stances of that reciprocity which we are so
• , streets, without friends without a 'guide, without an !t• 1 have been up the Sank River about 20 miles, find- ' ' S-Du Barry's delicious evalenta Ards'
EA.D.VERTISEMENT. • • . , lea .
Males .
nes
MARRIED.
should model their opinions upon the opinion of 534 extend. Gentlemen, it appears to me that you may
taathe asylum I" He also said' " I am far more unfortunate mg one of the fittest countries I.ever save. - Food cures indigestion (dyspepsia), constmetion, and diar- • •
. . . d Fomales
rhsea, dysentery, nervousness, biliousness, and liver cora. On the 16th inst. tSt J ' ...noon,
those syhose proAtice, and emoluments, an 553 me very much by forming a committee amengs. h
than these people whom I have robbed, for they may get " There are several lakes in this '• • , a . ernes a Church, Pedalo* le
.
o co-o erate wit us vicinity, well stored plaints, flatulency, distension, acidity,.heartburn, palpitation William He late JoSeP.
nry, oldest survivin
honours they, wishjn. their turn to obtain. They , ,
Males BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. merchants of this opulent district t p
that I will be a faithful back what they ha Ish t I th t d with with bass pick 1&• Th
ye lost, wi s am rea ene , ere ,c. ere have been two steamers -of the heart nervous headaches, hysteria, neuralgia de e Freeman, . Esq fS • g son of the _ mien,
. do not ask what form of education is needed to
Females Bl4 ' in Ecgland. I can assure you
d f th
day, an o e the loss drily honour-a treasure which, once gone, can running between ,St Anthony and th• 1 • ' ' • ' d •s paius at tho •
is p ace until quite noises in the head au ear , . pit of tho sto
, a ness, ~ o pringegardens to Emily the "ea
egeh daughter of the late John Carrick ' 'S
thga-°'
• make thernoenlightened lawyers, not only compe-
. 739 interpreter of your reception of me this ,
he cause I advocate. never be regained 1" Here he pretended to feel much recently ; they are no I'd '
wal up, on account of low water. and between the , should s erysipelas e • t,' -- M.ddlesex
,or , , lup ions of the skin 1 ---- --. ' , Esq., of ou
. ea
tent to deal with points of practice, but to appre- . Total _ --
. ~-,. i sympathy you have shown with t emotion. '' How wits it." said the President, " that, I have it from good enitemo., eine mn. me __ •,, , inemeem nee emence of the blood. sernfnl,, —__ . _ .

The reform of legal education for the bar, as
hitherto attempted, has proved a failure. That
there has ,beeu something radically vicious in the
new system the result would appear to prove; The
case as it stands at present seems to be pretty much
as follows :—" The old arrangements for admission
to practise as a barrister remain as in former times,
with this exceptionthat all students are compelled
to attend, tyo courses. of lecturee out of five, or to
undergo an examination in all, in which case at•
tendanco upon any lectures at all is dispensed with.
Five readerships have been established, and the
readers deliver lectures, at stated times, upon the
following subjects :-1. Legal and constitutional
history ; 2,; civil law and international jurispru-
dence ; 3, .equity ; 4, conveyancing ; 5, common
law. Attendance upon any two of these courses, as
we have just said, will free the student frem all
further vexation and annoyance. He may sleep
through the,periods when he is compelled to appear
in the presence or the lecturer. ' Ignorant as he
went in, as ignorant be may come out. This, with
the old -dinner-test and the payment of a very
heavy
,fee, ae. considerable portion of which is .no
doubt charged to him for the stamp, will admit the
so-called student to the practice of his profession.
Now, we printed yesterday a letter from a corres-
pondent upon this subject, who signs himself "Ex-
pers,"-and who thus very truly and very briefly
stated ,the result of this system hitherto :—"Legal
education up to the present time has not attracted
the attention of the promising students at the Inns
of Court ; by the majority of this very important
body it is4conSidered a delusion ; the legal exami-
nations are not generally attended by the ablest '
men ; the *hole system is discountenanced by the
pleaders, cobveyancers, and equity draughtsmen,
who prepare young men for the practice of the bar."
This we believe to be a very fair statement of the
case. The face is; that the little iinprovernent that
was made in the education of students for the bar
was rather a concession wrung from the elder mem-
bers of the profession by public opinion than an
evidence of intention upon their own part to
take the subject up in earnest as a result
of their own deliberate conviction. It is still be-
lieved among, the leaders of the profession that
things are better left as they were. They are well
aware that no practitioner will ever be able to re-
tain the confidence of the attorneys who is desti•
tute of the requisite technical skill. Success at the
bar is the best test of competence, and this success
no one can hope to achieve who is not versed in the
niceties of legal practice. This being the view of
the seniors, it is but natural that the students
should model their opinions upon the opinion of
those whose presetice, and emoluments, and
honours they, wishjn their turn to obtain. They
do not ask what form of education is needed to
make thein.enlightened lawyers, not only compe-
tent to deal with points of practice, but to appre-
ciate the great principles upon which 1:1,w is fo u rid ed.
For their purposes it is quite unneces-iary that any
reforms should take place in the laws of England ;
and it is -quite superfluous that they should have
a knowledge of any branch of law save the one with
which they are more immediately concerned in the
daily routine of their business. What does it sig-
nify to an equity clraughtsmau or to a conveyancer
that such a system as that of the civil law ever ex-
isted among mankind, or that a constitutional law
is synonymous with the just government of the
country- ?
This vicious view—fore vicious it most un-
doubtedly is,
ae we hope to show in a few welds—
is fostered alICt encouraged by the patronage of the
attorneys. Of these gentlemen, however, it would
be most unjust
to complain. It: is not only ex-
cusable; but it is natural and inevitable that they
should select for employment just those barristers
who are supposed to be most clever in the practiCe
of their peculiar departments. If they honestly
and fairly select their counsel upon these gro,nnes
they have discharged their duties to their clients

The Cana of Assizes was occupied on Saturday end
the day before in trying nine persons, named Augdste
Verner, Jules Verner, Denis, Vautrain, Leblond, Me-
nai, and Robert, and two women, one the wife of, A.
Verner, the other of Chanel, for housebreaking. They
formed, it was alleged, a band of which A. Verner was
the chief, and committed numerous robberies in different
houses by means of false keys. The precise number of
their burglaries could not, according to• the indictment,
be ascertained, but that document alleged that in not
fewer than eighteen cases no doubt of their guilt could
be entertained. Some of the burglaries, it asserted, were
rather important : one, for example, in a house of M.
Desharnoux, locksmith tcr the Legislative Body, was to
the extent of I,loof. ; another in the house of M. Martin,
was for ;
another in the house of a Mine. Forges,. was of 250 f.
7,745 f. in money and two securities fer Rents
in money, and of a eltiantity of valuable jewellery ;
and others. were for sums of 200 f., 460 f., 537 f.,
300 fr., sc., and of watches, jewellery, and other articles
of value. All the prisoners were well dressed, and all
seemed possessed of considerable intelligence. A. Verner,
in his quality of chief of the band, was the principal
spokesman, and he expressed himself with great pom-
posity. Amongst other things he said, " Ab, Monsieur
le President ! you should look with pity on my brother
and myself, for we were cast at an early age into the
streets, without friends without a guide, without an
asylum !" Re also said, " I am far more unfortunate
than these people whom I have robbed, for they may get
back what they have lost, whilst I am threatened with
the loss of my honour--a treasure which, once gone, can
never be regained 1" Here be pretended to feel much
emotion. " How was it," said the President, " that,
with no regular means of livelihood, you were always
well dressed `i" " Ab, sir, I admit that I like to wear
a, coat--I detest theblouse I Besides, I have been
an actor, and have earned 10fr. or 15fr. a-day ?"
One of the witnesses having said that a man who
had been concerned in the burglaries had committed
suicide, probably to escape justice, Verner cried, "It
wa; misery which cber • that man to suicide, not guilt !
Touch not leis ashes—ineult not his mernory—blaspberne
not !"
The man was about in say more in the same
style, but was stopped with a peremptory " Hold your
tongue, sir 1" from the president. The evidence did not
hoar out the allegations of the indictment against Jules
Verner, Leblond, Chanel, Demi., and the two women,
and the prosecution of them was abandoned. Auguste
Verner, Vautrain, and Robert, being declared guilty,
were severally condemned to twenty years' hard labour,
In the course of the proceedings Auguste Veroer ad.
mitted that by his burglaries he had made between
2,000 f, and 4,000 f. a month, and be declared that he
Could not possibly live on less ! A tradesman of the
name of Lenormand, of the Faubourg St. Antoine, was
tried for receiving the booty of the gang, but the evi- ,
deuce of his guilt not. being sufficient, the prosecution I
agaieet him was abandoned,

"There are several fine quarries of granite within a
short distance of the town, also good lime rocks, olay for
making bricks, &c., foi• building purposes; which are
soon to be put in .use. .There 13 a very fine spring of
water just back of the town; capable of furnishing a town
of 15,000 inhabitants with all the water it would want.
" The. inhabitants are principally from the States, and
consist of the.right kind to build up a plade, being intel-
ligent, industrious, and a moral set of people.
"There is a great demand for labourers. Mechanics
command from .$2 50c. to $3 per day ; common day
labourers from $1.60c. to $2 50c. per day. Carpenters In
great demand. A flue agricultural country lies back of
it. I have been up the Sank River about 20 miles, find-
ing one of the fieest countries I.ever saw.
"There are several lakes in this vicinity, well stored
with bass, pickerel, &c. There have been two steamers
running between St. Anthony and this place, until quite
recently ; they are now laid up, on account of low water.
I have it from good authority that that evil will be re-
medied this season, as there. are two boats being coa-
st' noted to ply between 'the two places at any stage of
water. The worst thing to contend with is the manner
in which their mail arrangements are c eiducted. There
is a great lack somewhere, for my friends, as well as
many others, complain bitterly (and justly too) of not
getting mail matter from their friends East. They have
only a weekly mail, and' 'that ought to be good."

DAVIS' STRAIT WHALR FISHERY.—The neroine, o
Dundee,. has arrived from the Davis'. Strait .whale
fishery, and reports a most successful:fishing. •The fol.
lowing are the returns :—Aberdeen—Pacifie, 130 tons ;
St. Andrew's full. 'Dundee—Heroine, 195 tons; Ad-
vice, 160 tons ; Alexander, full ; True Love, full.
Kirke ddy—Chieftain, 131 tons ; Lord Gambier, 140
tons. The Princess Charlotte, of Dundee; was loit in
Melville Bay; crew saved. The ships got througll Mei,..
villa Bay this year, and found plenty of fish. They hd
not got through this bay to the higher fishing ground
for the last 10 years. .
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Totals
Males..
534
F3males...
553
BIRTHS IN THE WEEK.
' Males..
............... 814
Females..
739
Total .

On the 16th'inst., at St. James's -Church, Padding:yl
William Henry, oldest surviving son of the late jo
Freeman, Esq., of Sprin,„o.-,gardens to Emily, the tiro
daughter of the late John Carrick Esq.,
of Southgate"'
Middlesex.
On the 11th inst., at the French Protestaet
Breda, Mons. J.A.. Embrechts to Lady Catharine Paingit.o
eldest daughter of Genera), Baron N. Van Bargst,
counsellor of Netherlands., India, ko. Church,

1,553

POPULAR RUSSIAN. PETE.--A Moscow correspondent
of Lc Nord writes : " On the S4th of September there
is to be a grand popular festivity. Betides all kinds of
public rejoicings, there will be a dinner in the open air
on the lihodinskoie plain in front of the Petrovski
Palace. If you ask the mujik about this dinner he will
answer you with the greatest seriousness that on that
day he is invited to dine with the Emperor. And in
fact he is not mistaken, for the dinner is given to
the people by his Majesty, who will dine with them
as a father does with his children. They are already
preparing for the Emperor a large tent ; the people
will dine under eight immense wooden galleries,
which will form cne vast circuit round the IrY.iperia!
tent, During the repast the military band and choruses
wii! perform national airs. The number of tables being
made is incalculable ; people say that when they are set
up they will cover a space of 16 versts (about 11 miles).
Each table is to be 30 metres long, and between each
fountains are to run with wine. Then the plain is to
be covered with the so-called Russian mountains,' or
mountain slides, with greased roasts, swings and round-
abouts, theatres in the open air, &c."

EXPERIMENTS WITH BESSEMER'S IRON AT LIVERPOOL.
—LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-:—Some experiments have re-
cently been made by Mr. Clay, the manager of Messrs.
Horefali's Mersey Steel and Iron Works (and the makers
of the monster wrought-iron gun recently presented to
the Government) into the merits of M. Bessemer's iron.
The,result was stated at the time to 1)5 unsatisfactory,
aau at the monthly meeting of the Polytechnic Society
of Liverpool, held last night, the chairman, Edward
Jones, Esq., said that a specimen of Bessemer 's iron
bad been received and tested so far by Mr. Clay, in the
presence of Mr. Dawson and himself, and he regretted
to say it had been far from satisfactory. The specimen
submitted had all the appearance of burned and imper-
fect cast-iron. He might say it was rotten hot and
rotten cold. Mr. Dawson corroborated this statement,
and also said that he had been much disappointed in the
result ; the portion submitted to the roiling machine
had proved in every way intractable. The chairman
added that ho hoped ere long better results of this process
would be manifested, but in the one to which ho referred
he was informed that the iron cost 61. per ton originally,
and after being operated on as he saw it he did not
consider it worth 4/. per ton

DIED.
On the 15th inst., at Hastings, Richard Goose,
'ate of the Stock E.-..:change, aged 30. t'll,
On the 15th inst., at Uxbridge, Robinson Wordsiv°
Esq., aged 81.
,se
On the 12th inst. Richard Palmer Roupell, Esq., ea
Cross-street, and of Aspen House, Streatham-hill,
75.

ISOIENTIFIO COINERS:—Ai the Liverpool police-court
on Monday, MiChael Grogan and John and Mary Gripp,
litn,hand and wife, were charged with carrying on coining
operations on an extensive scale in a court leading from
Preston-street, in that town. The prisoners ware cap-
tured on Saturday, and in the house was discovered
nb-ut 8/. or 9/. in base is anti 2s Gd pieces, manufactured
wan great care and finish by the eectro-plate process,
in Which the prisoners appeared to be adept,, for M no
particular, except a alight deficiency in weight, did the
coins present nay difference from good ones. They pur-
ported to be chiefly of the reigns of George 111. and
George IV. The magistrates, in committing the pri-
soners for trial, said the case was one of the most serious
they had had before them for some time

On the 12th inst., at Worthing, Alfred Jas. Blackbllo3ol
youngest son of the Right Hon. Francis Blackhurno3.
Rathfarnham Castle, co. Dublin, aged 21.
ohs rles
Oa the 13th inst. at Hartley Westpall, Hants, he,
James, only son of the Right Rev. the 13ishop of Colo °'
aged 15.b,3W0" f e
On the 13th inst., Alr. G. W. Salisbuty,
Hotel, Piccadilly, aged 28.
On the 13th inst., atlValsall,
Staffordshire, Jas. Ra coal
Newsam, Esq., aged 46.

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n 2, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy,
in the con!lvf
of Middlesex, Wednesday, September 17, 1666.