*" ; " ; r ' ... .;.. . _ .. v "\f /,i:~ 7'ft S iTT 510 VI HUT TO THE WORKING CLASSES. Mr Deab Fb iextw,—Cir cumstances combine just I. . TO AGENTS AND READERS. ind uce me to return to the considera- -wto It is expected that Mr. Duncombe 's motion on the 4j«a of a subject from which I was driven by Posf-office will come on ' to-night (Friday). To giro .^gjanee, assumption, and over zeal: I mean of the Land. "A rua day's wage those of our readers that we can reach by the . day the subj ect day' " has been tke prize mail from Lond on the latest news that we can cater j«s > Tim s work for ' we shal l do as we did last week—keep »he attai nment of which others mooted, and I for them, back a portion of the orders and send them off from revived, the questi on of self-representation . "Wh en morning with a report of the de- •hnost ererj scrib bler who can hold a pen, but who Hfi Jlirt^^ Wkm liere on Saturday The agents jjald not make a livelihood with any serviceable tool, bate , and with the other news of Frid ay. AND ly at the jj jjces abu se of me his daily work, I think I may be NATIONAL TRADES' JO URNAL will know in each case what time to app to of ^aft ted speak myself. I have rewrea , advo- Post- office for their papers. and pushed the democratic a ^ princi ple with TOL. VIII. SO. 381. LOMDOB, and success. hare succeeded SATOBMf, 1TOCH fua -^severan ce I in —giUBBS f ^mm^ma^m^^ j _ __ ^ ¦¦ ¦¦ ^^ — I •AncrH jMwfinn nA _/i__ Delegate delega a I,art y oaPable of withstandi ng aU the consider/ ation :- now«. IT tellJ-~.11 -._ T! 1 1 I .v m ^ Meetino. —The next general -reau og yon, as I have often told the canton of Vaud, and has meeting of Lancashir e Mon- contin uous quitted Lausa nne. An Singh , thou gh hot actuall y, Miners will be held on Maimers °f alonS ***& calm—th e greatest you before , that I never expect to see th e princi ple extraordina ry council of war received , was hourl y ex- day, the 10th of March Israel that can threaten held at Lucerne , lias pected. The body of Meean Lab Singh has CraW fflowmmte , , at the house of Mr. ^ eis a politician. There fully carried out until the Chart er becomes the law decreed the organi sation of , I am told, Riley, Commercial Inn two new battal ions of been sent off to the place where Gooro Bliac Bhcer , Over Darwen ; chair to be trou ble in navigating a vessel landwehr and the forma tion of five batterie s taken at eleven o'clock in jj ffiile going of the land ; but I did, and do hope, to see it so ex- of artil- Singh was killed at his to bo exhibit ed Hetwood. —Termination of the Turx- out.-~Com- the forenoon . W. P. Ro- lery, to protect the Govern ment from instigation , berts , Esq., will addre ss the ^ a biseeze in the open sea ; but there tensively acted on, as to convince the working external at- there in the same manner as that of a hi h way robb er plete Tri umph op the Operatives. — The Power- Miners of Dar wen and 1 ^ tacks , their present fear seems to be g neighbourhood on the same dav. afflriefy ab out her man agement when be- classes that it is increased by and murde rer. The body of loom Weaver s , in the employ of J. II. Kay and Son The levy for the 1 grea t the mean s of obtaining a fair rp Nme c andtAv o the junior Moonshce fortnight , including general contrib ution , is two shil- ' fc? Z v S' ' x rt » demi-cantoni, Dewanund was burnt yesterd ay and with it a young have resumed their work after an arduous struggle ,-lJujd amidst shoals and rock s. We hare been for days wage for a fair day' s ivori. ha ^cdwlared .igauistthe Je suits in , lings per member. a .sense more or and handsome wife, fourteen years of age, was sacri- of nine weeks and two days, their employers being nearly three years in the latter position. The So fully convinced am I of this fact that I am re- less hostile ; to wit, Zurich , Berne , Soleure , Glaris , -.ff , Argom He himself was Olllv eighteen years of age, compelled to accede to the just demand of the Lancashire Miners ,— A public meetin g of the of class and the torturous application solved on tr ying the , Schafflmusen ,_Tessin, Thur govia Vaud 11 j rtned inter ests , experiment myself, but not for a and distin guished himself in a signal manner Weaver s. An advance of five farthings per cut has Coal Miners of Oldham and the surrounding neigh- nd Appenzefl , exterior with Bale Cha mpagne. It j law being so many obstacles in our course , my own adva ntage: and I shall shortly promul when defending himself and his master for their been obtaine d. The labourers in this neighbourhood bourhood was held in the Workin g Man 's Hall , {he gate a requires but that the deputies of thr ee more cantons created b temporary " prosperity " plan b 3, inany or innocent women will be put through this struggl e will have learned what a union Harsedge-street , Oldham , on Monday last , for the while tic calm y y which, in less than twelve-month s, I propose should be instructed to vote at the extraordinary j xi. P° J° d?a*h with the garments of the unfortunates who of their , body can effect. That when united for good purpose of laying before the public a correct state- left us scarcely a breat h to fill our canvas. No- to locate one hundred men and th eir families, in the Diet agains t the Jesuits to cause that their expulsion las be decreed teU in the battle , as a terribl e offering at the shrine they possess a moral power before which the combined ment of the differences existing between some of the th it had not ta ken deep root in the minds of first home colony. I do not mean in community . jj ^g ; but T ol the abomin able practice of Sutt ee! as it is still all power of the millowners is raised but to show its masters and their men. The meeting was addresse d of the people could have withstood the as individua l possessors and • 5v —iss Correspondent of the Bebau mentions , powerful weakness. Mr. William Holgate , and the major ity willing co-operators , in additio n to in the hills, though here , thank God ! these The manufacture rs of this town have by W. P . Roberts , Esq. , the announce ment that an extraordfc horrible sacrific es done all that men circumstanced like themselves circ umstances to which the democratic prin- because they will see an intere st in co-operation. nary envoy from are becomin g much less frequ ent. Mr. W. Harris. —On the same day a public meeting -Jveis e Austria would assist at the Extra- .It is reported to could do, to prevent the factory operatives assistin g o e subjected. The object sought to be The iwlitiealtettI mean to apply to membershi me, on credible auth orit y, tha t Meean f th Wigan Miners was held. This meeting was ppiehas been p, is, % ^ J £iet» tha* Prussia had appointed the Count Lab Singh, seeing the turn affairs their fellow labourers on strike. They first threatened addressed -by and others, N UilChlOttu m, were taking in the also W. r. Roberts , Esq. , attain ed from the accomplishment of democratic prin- that each shal l Iks a paying member to the National ambassador extraordin ary to Swit- battle , attempt ed to fl to stop their mills unless their hands would cease to VM or ork zerland , while Bavaria y from the scene , but was in- The association in Laricashiregets stronger every day ; r a s e f a/Hr &*$*w .-" Charter Association. I have taken much has resolv ed upon raising her stantly pursued. Seeing contribute to the maintenance of Mr. Kay's rjj es is " « M ^ ^ 9 troubl e in envoy to the no alternative, he took off the last fortnight' s contributions amounted to upwards distinction of ambassador . The corres- his golden arm lets, and threw them Weavers ; findin g this had not the desire d effect they that can be object which never, nerer , never can be achieved, the concoction of my plan , and think I have made it pondent of the Constitutionnd to his pursuers , of £500. . This is th e best refutation- M states tha t the Papal ?raying for his life ; but nothing would stop them, gave their hands a fortni ght' s notice , and on the fth given to the statements made by hired scribes , who trou gh theapplicati onof the artificial " sur- so simple that even the " f irst princi 2>le" men cannot Auncio had expressed to the KKpt French amba ssador the le then threw down his sword and shield and begged of February stopped their mills, throwing upwards of in their venal rags , week after wsck , say that the the soil. I defy object to it I believe that the desir e of the Pope to see Fran ce , plus" of labo ur to the cultivation of Chartist mind of this undertake an armed for mercy. Ho was told that th is was no time for 2000 persons out of employment , and this, too, at a Miners' Union is " going down. " country has now interven tion in Switzerland , in conjunction with jnv man on earth to point out to me any possible arriv ed at the reasoning point, and jmercy. On which he gathered courage and defied time when the cott on trade (the staple trade of this of other great Powers. district) was as brisk as it was ever The Colliers w Pemberton beg to acknowledge correc ting the evils of " surplus" labour, that it must have somethin g " practical" to live on. Swiss papers of the tlietti , so. as to be put quicker to death , pray ing, known to D6i jn^ans 18th , state that afc Lucerne ¦however Mr . ILi};is a Tor y, but has been backed in his cru- the receipt of the following sums towards the sup- Ghartcr , otherwise than by its applica- The two most important questions in my mind are , the sprin g of the present disorders, , that they would have pity on his remains , jtn r iaih the a Jesuist church and have them sade against the labourers by both Whigs and Tories. port of the Colliers in the Femberton district :—J. the one of a political, the other of a social character. had been transformed into an arsenal b decently burnt. This happened a koss «Bn to the land. y order of the beyond the spot where Rajah Heera Singh fell. The When the labourers arc to be tramp led upon , the true Kamsdalc , 2s. 6d. ; Robert Winstanly, 5s.; Robert The one the return of Chartist members to aid Mr. Government , and divine service suspended . New Waddington , 5s. ; Win. - Acton , Is. ; James Fimlly, I mD now tell you why I am imboldoncd to resume Pundit Mia and the Dewan had got two koss further , factions find no difficulty in unitin g as was done here. ' Buncombe in the Ilouse of Commons : and the other arrests had taken place, and a battalion ord ered not far from the ' They sympathised with Mr . Kay, and stopped " their 2s. Gd .; James Swift, Is. Od. ; Elizabeth Barton , 2s : ihe subject ju st now. Firstly, then, I have been wait- upon Sursee. The Grand Council of Jemadar s second Baolee, to the Valais had small village of Kavanval a mills, thinking by that move to stop the supplies ; Thomas Hardy, Js. ; Margaret Morton ,. 2s. Cd. : for ana * to come up to me. I long laboured to the application of labour to the land , in order , by agreed to take part with Lucerne. Geneva , when they were overtaken. ing was per- On seeing them approach when , lo V the first week of the mills being stopped , the Henry Corless , 2s. Od. ; Richard Swift-, os. ; question familiar to you, even when example, to inspirit the working classes general ly to a fectly tranquil , the militia keeping watch. The , the inhab itants of the vil- jnalce the LaSD Go- lage ran off, on which subscriptions were doubled . The cott on nabobs looked James Hill , Cd. ; Thomas Bannister , Cd. ; Wm. vernment was prepared to act in support of the the fugitives entered one of the icnoranc e of many threatened great damage to tremendous struggle , throug h their representatives in Con- houses. This.was marked bv thc unutterable tilings when they saw the report , and Raintbrd , Is. ; Frion d, 2s. Cd. ; Friend , Cd. ; j ic feder ation. The Grand Council of St. Gall had in- pursu ers and in- I ceased for a season to mention the Parliament , for the acquisition of land -whereon to stantlly sct on fire started their mills on the following morning, leaving Friend , Is. ; Richard Moss, 2s. Od. ; Peter Pen- v popularity . structed the deputies to vote at the Extraordinar y , on which the Pundit and his expend th eir labour. companion came their friend Kay to fight the battle himself.. The dlcbury, Od. ; George Brown , 2s. 6d ; Friend , sabicct, Jest the political fervour of a party, upon * Diet that Lucerne should be requested to revoke its out. In their anxiety to possess Is.. 6d. ; themselv es of the golden consequence was, that he was forced to open his mill Is. ; Wm. Hill, Is. ; Jose ph Martindale , advo cacy I relied for the accomplishment of When I had written thus far , I was honoured , decree for the recall of the Jesuits —that the free ornaments on the person of 3d. ; John Wiiiard 2s. Cd. ; Friend ^iose the Pun dit and the Dewan , on Frid ay morning last on the conditions deman ded John Daniel , , , in foolish resist- pleased, and delighted , with a letter from our friejid corps should be suppressed , and an amnest y accorded. the Sikhs who were of Is. ; Thomas iay object, should grow too strong the band cut off the ears of the former by the Weavers , Thus has Labour gained another Is.; Friend , Is.; Friend , Foy, and talented advocate a o o with The Gazette d" Augsbour g notices some rumours of and the hands 2s. 6d. ; Toter Leicester 2s. Cd. ; Friend , to justi fy the hope of success. I left yon to , J mes M ir, f Glasgow, ol the latter , and then cut them to trium ph , if they do not allow it to bo tarnished by , Is. 6d. ; ance contemplated disturbances in Italy, of which Gibral- pieces . The ; , 3s. ; John Laithwaite , think ; and the result has been, a remittance of ten shillings for the Executive . With Dewan's young wife was also p looking quietly on while Mr. Hilton Kay carries the Friend , Od. Wm. Birkitt yourselvesto that tar will be the focus. The same journal stat es tha t lundered of her orna- 2s. Cd. ; John Lee, 2s. Cd. ; Henry Johnson , 6d. ; every word of his letter I entirely agree. ments by the attendant Sikhs threat into execution which he made use of at one lication on application is pouring into me day Mr. Moir, M. Guizot had given instructions to the French Am- , as she was bein g led Matthew Birkitt 5s. ; Friend , 3s. 6d. j i nend; Is. : app out to be sacrificed on the pile other husband ' of the meetin gs held at the Queen Ann Inn , namely, , almost every section of labourers , ex- in adverting to the superhuman exertions of Mr . bassador in Switzerland to pursue a conciliatory s body. , 2s. ; Henry Litherland , Is. 8d.; after day, from Who can say after this that any of Rajah Heera that "h e would give the price if he was compelled to Nicholas Halliwell Duncombe, argues the great necessity of strengthen- course, and that similar instructions had issued from Robert Greenall , Is. ; Gcorgo Thomas , Is. 6d. ,• Wm. -ngan g an anxious desire to co-operate with me, and Singh's party were allowed to escape ! The Sikhs do so; but if he did give it, he would take it back ing his hands , and recommends the establishment of Vienna and Berlin. in the shape of bate ments—he would put his cut- Aspinall , Is. ; John Hillon , Is. ; John Tickle; 6d. ; jj noassi themselves, upon this subject. Numerous would make mincemeat of all they could have Friend Is. ; Friend Is. ; Friond Cd, election clubs in each locality ; and also that the MOROCCO. caught. looker up to all sorts of devilment. " He has given , , ; John Berry, associations have been alread y formed, and many Letters from Madrid announce that the differenc es Gd. ; John O'Nall , 6d. ; James Lawrcn son, Cd. ; funds shall be left to the disposal of the locality. With uVC farthings per cut of an advance , but has alread y mor e ar c in process of formation ; and those from between Sweden and Denmar k with Morocco have The Nepaul Revoluti on.—The revolution in Ne- bated many workmen threepence per cut. Whether James Lawrcnson , Od. ; Thomas Woods, 3d. ; George this proposition I entirely agree . Ono of my great been arran ged, under the joint mediation of France paul , although of a less sanguinary character Flinham , (3d .; Wm. Berry, Gd. : Edward Berry ", riioin 1 have received deputations appear to have , ha*s the men will submit to this legal robbery we knw. v sins has been the attempt to limit the local funds to and England . The emperor has renounced the led to the deposition of the Rajah , and the elevation not. A great movement is now 'winjr made among 6d. ; Peter Lucas , Is. ; Wm. Harnold , Is. ; JaaiCS awpr cd a src at deal of bro *ledge 0Q the subject . local purposes ; and in no case could this principle be claim of tribute. The Danish and Swedish Consuls of Ids son, a youth of eighteen years of age, in his the trades to iulopt some pian i<> protect ; labour i'rom Jackson , is. ; U'ni. Waine , Js. ; Win, Wai n,?,. Is. ; Secondly, the report of the Irish Land Commission , returned on the 14th to Tangiers. place , It James Waine Od. ; George Adanison more justly app lied than for electioneerin g pur poses appearsthat the father had undertaken to the devouring jaws of unprincipled cap italists. To , , Is..;. John Lord Itevon; has so completely opened up the , abdicate in lavour of his son exhibh .;d ' Is. ; \Ym, Norcroas , is. ; Wm. Swift is. ; und er UNITED STATES. , but having flic Weavers we would say, you are a " numero us Gross, , where all the material facts are known and under- some reluctance compelled Dy iw^ 4 .. ,,wiJiv 1 1 ' n "Wm. Cross , Is. ; Mr. Thomas Swift ,. Is. ; Alexander jf oole qacsSonas to make the present time the most The Ore gon so to do, was ,—' y^-t "-- " v , • YTit " ,?Mi ve and la- ¦> ¦ , Question .—Pros pects op War. — redeem his 211 that this entente borious , and still.r are indigent. Up, wjwi, »«.. /' .. . •! ;),.,„,. !?..:. ,.J - • . :; i._ :-v, .-> consideration. You will find as exten- stood. When we bear in mind that an election must Liverpool, Moxiur Mobnix g. word. It is not pres r " *" '. ' - Jains for its —Uy the arrival of the will call for any interposition on the part of the Bri- be doing, and lei- not the sun shine on an other day liffe, fid. ; John Ciindiine , Od .; Richard Hoys, Cd , iven in take place next year, it does in truth behove us to be packet ship Cambridge we have New Ri» b sive a compendium of tha t report as can be g York papers tish authorities ; for an arrangement .appears to have idly spent. — Corresponde nt, Joseph Borrosc. fid. ; Richard y, ,3d..; . Samuel up and doing ; and , as we shall have the co-operation one day later than by the Cambria steamer. There Gd. ; James Lealand Od. ; James Wildin g, lwceklypapcr inthis week's Star ; and I invite all been entered into , that whilst the son is the d* facto Harmer , , had been further discussio n Protection to Labour. — Pubwc Meksiso at Cd. ; John Hurst , Cd. ; Thomas Hurst , 3d. ; Wm. letters to the Irish Landlords in of Mr. Duncombe on this subject , I cannot entertain in the American Hous e Kin g of Nepaul , so far as his own subjects are con - Feb. 17 a public meet- who have rea d my of Representatives on the Leioh.—On Mon day evening, , Chorley-moor Is. 6d. ; John Taylor , Cd. a single doubt of success. subject of the Oregon ter - cern ed, the fath er will still be styled King, and will Folly Field Leigh Yates, , 1311 who have rea d my several letters upon the ritor y question , but there is not the least interest in ing was held in the large chapel , , , In the commencement of th is letter I glanced at be alone recognised as such by the British Govern- for the purpose of considering the propriet y of peti- The Kibkxess Miners (Lancashire). —The follow- in the Star, and that portion of my the rigmarole speeches made on the subject . It was state of Ireland ment. Sir Henry Hardinge continued to reside at islature for a select committee to in- ing subscri ptions have been received by the Kirkless the adverse circumstances by which our cause was daily expected that the Pr esident would communicate tioning the leg m>rk upon Smjox Far ms whichtreats of the tenure of Calcutta , but had not been called upon as yet for any the nature of the grievances of the weavers , Miners , late in the employ of Ralph Thicknesse, surrounded , while I may .further be permitted to a message to Congress with reference quire into to say wheth er I was not four years to the Oregon active military measu res. with a view of inducing her Majesty ' for resisting some unjust aggr essions laad in Irelan d, matter. Private persons are of op t e s G overnment to Esq., who, direct attention to popular apathy as the greates t of inion that h protecti on have been subjected to the before the Devon Commission in making my report. House of Representa tives The News from China is of some importance , but introdu ce some remedial measures for the made upon their rights, all our enemies. I believe, and am pleased in believ- will pass the Occupation from 1 600 to above-ment ioned gentleman 's agent time I was laughed at: but now those Bill, and that it will be does not extend beyond the 26th of November. The of labour. The chapel will hold , tyranny of the , Tet at that left to Jtlie Senate to reject and was densely crowded. About seven Taking advantage of the men's being out of employ- ing, that there is more real Chartism ia the country it. The Washington corr espondent Emperor still lived, but no hope was entertain ed of 1,700 persons , tUo follow me are conside red wise men. There is of the NewYork 'clock Mr. W. II. Lowe secretary to the Leigh the tyrant demanded all the rents due by those , yet I feel conscious Courier writes :—" Those his ultimate recovery. The dispute between the o , ment , grievance set forth in the report of the now than ever there was before who are not here in Wash- was elected chairman. who reaided In ibe cottages connected with the Col- oat one single ington can have but a faint idea of the war Governor of Hong-Kong and the residents had been Rights of Industry Society, that the conduct of the working classes is pre-emi - spirit ^ the placard calling h Thicknesse. The oppres- Devon Commission th at I have notprev iously written that pervades the majority of the House of Repre- adjusted by concessions on both sides, He opened the business by rea ding lieries belonging to Ral p nently calculated to overthrow and destro y the prin- the meeting. He said he was in possession of corres- sor has, however , been foiled by the Miners of the an. In 183-5 I pr oposed to Parliament the only sentatives : for it is exhibited more in conversa tion ADEN. ciple of Chartism , if it were not too powerful to be " pondence of a very important nature , from influ ential surr oundin g districts , who have nobly come forward remedies by which the evils of Ireland can be met, than in those debates which go before the public. It Quarters. their brethr en and paid the rents overcome. I ask you to look at the weekly sub- is not confined to the young and to the Hotspurs of the Thr eatened Attack op the Arabs. —Aden, Jan. persons in various He had received letters to the assistaneo of , which at least the Legislatu re must come. fr om members of both Houses of Parliament on the of all those whom he wished to deprive of their house- and to tions for the support of men, any one west but pervades the south and has possession of 10th. ~We are threatened by an attack from the riculture is now assuming scrip who, , , had met. Its great mass, hold furniture :—Wigan district , Three Tuns , £1; Thirdl y, the question of ag grey-lieadcd democrats of Arabs, amounti ng to upwards of 15,000 aimed men , subject on which they of them , as itinerating lecturers , would receive , what should be, the peace- would prevent him from readin g it, and he Dickenson's Anns, 15s ; Ashall's men, £1 ; Rope aa import ance, which, but for Sir Robert Peel's loving state of Pennsylvania. They headed by the Sheriffe of Mocha (who has repeatedly however , are mad at the would merely read Lord Lilford ' signifying £4; King of Prussia , 5s ; Whaley 's have been assigned to it for many double the amount of wage that you have British lion, and of a desire for more territory— attem pted to alarm the good folks out of Aden). s letter , his and Anchor , Tariff; would not readiness to introduce the subject into the Hous e of Rising Sun , 5s; Saracen 's Head , promised, but not paid them. Now I contend there is good land in They are , wo are told, taking a circuitou s route , and men, £3 Is 4d; vtars. 3 sha flset for th the reasons why, as English- Texas and Oregon , say they, and 's last letter on the ; 's men, Incc, £1; that there never were associated in any cause, four we must immediately possess arc now supposed to be some forty or fifty miles off. Lords ; and Lord Francis Egerton 10s ; Aspull district , £5 4s Brown Devon report is of considerab leimportance _ it—there are rich mines having addressed the Nuttall 's , 8s; Chorley district , £1 ; Dean oea, the and fertile fields in Mexico The heights are all manned extra , as also the Turish same subject. The chairman men, ditto shall be more noble—four bette r, more able, more virtuous , , and they too must be meetin g at some length, Mr. William Dickinson Church , £2 ; Little Hulton , No. 3, £1; Bolton dis- tsvou as labouring men ; and I think I broug ht within our dominion—and wall ; and this morning, in sonjalar gc packa ges, con- more persevering, efficient , zealous, and honest men , warming with the moved the first resolution which was seconded by ; Bury district , £3 10s ; Woodhouse , She- enable d to shew you that the upholding of Iris h subject, their appetite growing by what it feeds on, taining supplies, which are brought in daily from the , trict , £5 a p ra s op Thomas Mr. C. Bates— " That it is the opinion of this meet- vrngton £1; Black Horse, ditto, 10s ; James Hen- tothe " maintenan ceof property " th n Phili M'G th, Chri t her Doyle, they exclaim ' This whole continent must be ours ; interior , were found , carefull y concealed , an assort- , abases, is necessary , that Hand-loom Weavers generall y are subjected 5s; St. Helens £1 14s 6d; Small Clark , and Martin Wheeler ; and those who see 18s. our destiny is to carry our laws ment of fire-arms , evidently intended for the confe- ing shall, Worseley, , in that count ry, which, mark ! in the astounding and and our institutions to a series of indescribable and painful sufferin gs, sums, 2s 8|d. or £1 5s. per week coming in, to pay them £6 10s., throughout its whole extent.'" derates here. The camelmen bring ing thern have nsolent word softhe commissioners causes alosstothe N been arrested , and a guard of forty men sent to the consequent upon low wages, want of employment , the a y feel a contempt for Chartists ; but The Editors of .the Courier say—" We seem to be 'f tmhnnanm.—-Extraordinary Meeting at the Public dass esgenerall of more than thirty must natur ll , Turk j ah wall to escort them into camp. Should we abstracting oi a portion of their promised wages, the English work ing y, in imminent hazard of an immediate rupture with Office of the Work men engaged in the Wire-dramng thank God, Chartism Itself is above reach , or other- we have large odds destructive influence of unprinc ipled home competi- millions per annum .' Jh feet, Ireland , from her bad Great Britain. Congress manifests a disposition to be attacked , to contend against , Trade of Birmingham and the District.—;On Monday wise apathy would destroy It. Look to Ireland , and as we have only 1500 fi the major part tion, the effects of machinery, and the want of an agnro ltraai system, and from the tyranny of her take summary possession of the disputed territory ghting men, the 24th inst., a special publi c meeting of native troops (Indians). From what I saw effectual legislative enactment for the due pr otection evening, surplus of labour see the thousands that pour in there to support known as Oregon , and maintain it by force of arms. of Aden the operative Wire-drawers employed in Birmingham Molds, is the nursery for that last month , I should say, from its natural position , of labour. " Mr. Ryland Hamlet moved— " That the vain to defend yourselves. " poor gentlemen," while you rely on one " poor gen- Great Britain , all concede , wul not relinquish her pre- at reduction of wages and the district was held in the Public Office , forth© against which you ssek in tended title to it without a strugg le. This countr y 1500 disciplined men, well stationed on the heights numerous and indirect attem pts tleman " to sustain your wholecause, and payyour ap- tend to operate most injuriously upon the honoura ble purposo of discussing and adopting measures to re- Kowkeep all those th ings in your mind, and don't a , with great impatience the result ot and Turkish wall, would be more than a match for ges. I tell you that it is has aw ited , by enabling their unp rin- dress the grieva nces which, throug h a long series of away by th e fascinating pointed ,servants their wa pending negotiations and since it is understood that 30,000 Arabs , if they came in that number to attack and upright man ufacturers , allow yoursel vesto be led , them in the market , years , have been gradually introduced into their branch posit ively dishonest , and must be remedied. these negotiations are likel to issue in no adjust- them. If the attack takes place, which I very much cipled competitors to underse ll narrr idoni of " first princi ples," a martyrdom to y consequentl y bringin g on such a state of things 88 to of trade. By the hour announced when the chair I am, your faithful friend and servant , ment of the question, the disposition to seize and keep doubt , the Arabs will learn a lesson which they, will completely foolshave consigned th emselves. cause a destructive and ruinous competition , at the should be taken , the Public Office was ^duchmany Feasgus O'Consor. the territor y has acquired fre sh strength and rest- never forget, or I am greatly mistaken. The native the influence cost of their unprotected workmen. Therefore , we crowded , and every one seemed to feel Mr. O'Brien may be considered the " grouper lessness." troops now servin g at Aden are a very soldier-like sacred purposes for which they had set of fellows. deem it to be not only expedient , but absolutely ne- of the just and oftais blind section of regenerators : and their philo- The Moralitv of Siaver y.— Iho New Orleans cessary, that an earnest appeal be made to the legis- assembled. At the hour appointed Mr. Tennant , on MONTE VIDEO. was unanimous ly called to ssphy is so very peculi ar and char acteristic, that I f ovtitpx $ntelltgmce papers publish the following .remarkable trial; and lature , entreating them to take the matter into their the motion of Mr. Ivee, the still more remarkable sentence " passed upon the the chair. Mr. Ivee, in opening the business , said it cinnot resist one short observation upon it. They Liverpool, Monda y Nicht. —It is stated here , on most serious consideration. " The resolutions were offender '.—Pauline, a slave belonging to Peter Rep- the autho rity earned unanimousl y. Mr. Robert Blakeley moved would be his duty to relate the ori gin of the griev- say that it is horrible, damnable, anti-democratic , FRANCE . . of a letter from Buenos Ayres, of th e , The Seckei Service Bin,. Frida y peneck , was tried at New Orleans on the 21st, on 14th December , that news had reached there from and Mr. T. Fiddiham seconded— " Tha t a petitio n, ance which they had met to consider—a grievance PURCHASE — Fabis , , so seriously injurious to their in- and unpatriotic to ask th e people to p.m. charge of having struck her mistress so as to cause the Montevideo , giving intelligence that Rivier a, in per- founded upon the preceding resolutions , be presented that had become Half-past Eight, —The adjourned discussion that if not redr essed, would go vfatof right is their own. Now tills is a very high Service Bill commenced to-day by a shedding of blood. It was proved that abo ut six son, had defeated the first division of Oribe 's cavalry, to both Houses of Parliament. " Mr. J. Isherwo od terests as workm en, upon the Secret whenever the employer could find a that men have a good title to speech from M. J olly against the bill. He was re- weeks Before, Mr. Reppeneck went to St. Louis, under the immediate command of Ur quiza , and that moved, and Mr. R. Hamlet seconded— '' That the peti- on increasing, principle, to presume until they might become as great sufferers lied to by M. Liadieres , who was int errup ted by leaving his wife, whom he represented to the neigh- an early movement of the Corrientes party was looked tion to the House of Lords be presented by Lord Lil- pretext , God's gilts; and if we found the means of re-assump- p as some of their less fortunate fellow-workmen in , in a most extraoidinary manner , the lat- bom's as being crazy , and children , with 200 dols. in for asa pr obable result. ford , and the one to the Hous e of Commons by Lord tion eorrespouding with so noblea desire, we might hi. Thiers bra nches of trade . The evil which they now ter exclaiming th at it was the King who was the first money, in charge of Pauline , who it was proved was Ashley." Mr. West , of Macclesfield, then addressed other substan- removing was the practice of the em- set this section of politicians down as good, to set the example of singing the " Marseillaise." his paramour. Immediatel y after his departure the MEXICO. the meeting, and delivered a most able and eloque nt contemplate d per cent, off their wages every tial, honest madmen: but , when we find this said th en proposed that the sum demanded be slave took possession of her mistress 's rooms , and re- speech , which we regret we cannot afford room for. ployers deducting 10 M. Boudet Hiohlt Important from Vera Cruz. — The New This practice was not only most paper mosey as the 000 francs. The Count d'Hausson- moved Mrs. Reppeneckand her .three young children lie was most enthusiastically cheered. The resolu- Saturday night. Mr. O'Brien rccemmendmg reduced by 25, York papers of the 8th ult., brought by the Patrick unjust and oppre ssive, but it was deeply aggravate d viile combated the amendment , whieh was supported to a back cabin. Mrs. Reppeneck testified that tion was put and earned unanimousl y. Mr. J. Bow- coirectivc of all your evils (touc hin g which said Henry, publish the following important intelligence :— , that it was continued during a time of M. Billault in a violent speech, who was met Pauline frequently came and beat her severely with a den moved, and Mr. J. Ituftiey seconded— " Th at from the fact riPE BSKWEY we have no divine authority) ; and when by , By the brig R. de Zaldo, Kingsbury , which left Vera unpar alleled prosperit y of their trade. M. Guizot , to whom O'Dilon Barrot replied. At leather thong and her fist, and that her knowledge this meeting deem it necessary to send a delegate to the most O'Brien has denounced this Tery by Cruz on the I4th of January , we learn that General no justification , no excuse for *e hnow that Mr. 'clock the close of the debate upon the of her husband' s intercourse with the slave had fre- attend the general meeting ot delegates , which will There was |no groun d, seven O Santa Anna, with his troops had put himself at the loyers continuing to impose this grievance ; $stem of tu&er Mwrer throug h the whole of along amendment was called for when the nominal appeal quently led him to strike her. Her testimon y was , assemble very shortly, for the pur pose of prepari ng the emp , disposal of the new Government ; and that , such they did not desire it, provided jurtnmc that he has had a paper corroborated by that of Dinah, another slave, who statements to be submitted to her Majesty 's Board and he believed tha t political life, until was made, when there appeared— being the fact, they consider ed rule that each employer would For the amendment 205 had witnessed the brutal treatment of Mrs. Reppeneck the revoluf ion to be of Trade , as containing the views and opinions of the it became a gener al tsta blished to preach up ta per moset as pr eferable at an end. General Santa Anna after earned wages. (Hear. ) Against it „.„.... 229 and her childr en on several occasions , and who finall y , it appears , whole body of Hand-loom Weavers throughout the pay his workmen their duly to all other boons, then I must say, that the madness having made five different attacks on the city of hly favourab le condition of the trad e, and the Majority for Ministers -—24 informed a gentlem an of it, through whose inter- united kingdom , relative to the unprotect ed state of The hig loses that honestv which else would give it favour in ference it came to the knowledge of the police. The Puebla, and being repulsed on each attack , with some their labour. " Mr. Kennedy, a delegate from Wigan , unanimity and discretion which characterised that The Chamber then proceeded to vote upon the considerable loss was obli knew testimony was so direct and undoubted , that Pauline , ged to decamp with all his suoDorted the resolution . The sixth resolution was meeting, assured him that no employer who my eyes. original proposition for a million of francs ; when troops, ,000 men. Various an obstacle to the ac- was convicted and sentenced to be hung on the 21st some 4 reports are afloat Mr. T. Dickenson , and seconded by Mr. J. his duty would ever present Now, from such men it is that I have received the there appeared— as to what were the views of Santa Anna. He moved by This practice Por of February, though the sentence was postpone d until cer- Himpson— " That , in order to carry out the resolu- complishment of their just claims. 217 tainly was repulsed in five attacks on Puebla was first introdu ced by a foreman in 1822. He de- taostvirale ntandincessant opposition; men whoknow Against 41 the 28th of March , 1846, in consequence of the fact , and he tions, Weavers who are not members of the society retreated towards Vera Cruz with 'an intention to at- commencement five per cent, from just as much about the capabilities of the lan d as my Majority for Mini sters thatshe is now pregnant. [B: there is to be hanging, are respectfully requested to contribute one penny ducted by way of 17G f 1 tack that place ; but others contend that his object was superintended , 's age. Lord Devon's The Opposition left after the vote on the amend- why not hang the ruffianl y slaveowner. —En. N.S.] per loom to the fund ," Mr. William Dixon, reported the wagea of tlva men lv« on the bullfinch knows about the moon togeton board a British fri arrangements Later Intelli gence.—Liver pool Wednesday. gate at Sacraficios. He had to the Northe rn Star supported the resolution , which ground that he had been reduced in his report informs yon tha t a majority of the Irish pea- ment, as they did when beaten on the address . The , — lost the flower ofhis army, , soon was introduced in other ' The Patrick Henry arrived this day. The news and was obliged te submit was carried unanimously. Mr. J. Cook moved, and with the master. It sants th an the people of Chamber rose at eight o clock unless he escaped. Paredes was on his rear with a arc in a worse condition brought by her is important. The Oregon Territory Mr. Ludworth seconded— " That the thanks of this factories, and in a few years it was raised to ten per SPAIN. heavy force, and he could not carr y Vera Cruz by their wages any other country upon earth : and you will gather Bill has been carried m the House of Representatives , meeting be given to that portion of the public who cent, of deduction ,, But that was not all, Cinmcn Phofebt y.— Madrid papers of the !7th siege. We translate the following from the Dmrio de from the report that this condition is imposed upon at Washington. The committee on foreign relations have so liberall y contributed to the petiti on fund. " had been reduced within fifteen years thirty percent., announce that the finance Minister had presented the Vera Crux of the 13th ult. It is a proclamation of in the Senate have reported a resolution recommend- The thanks of the meeting were given to the chair- so that their just remuneration was being cut down them by the necessity to " maintain property " in that project of law for the l^storation the unsold church signed by Ignacio de Maracy Tillam el, the military day s pre- man and the speakers who had addressed the meet- by a double process. (Hear , hear, hear. ) It was not eonntiy. Potatoes to cat, and water for a beverage ; propert y, when the President of the Coun cil in icply ing that the joint resolution , carried a few commander of the department of Vera Cruz :— , for the an- " Vera ing. A deputation was then chosen to wait upon the merely to obtain the redress of this evil they now to them ! to a question from M. Carrasco , declared most so- viously in the House of Representatives , Cruzans ! his Excellency Gener al Don Lopez de and a blanket, a luxury almost unkno wn respective masters to request them to give an advance aimed at, but the society hoped by its influence lemnly that th e bill did not contemplate to affect any nexation of Texas, be rejected. Santa Anna has placed himself at the disposition of How that is what the report says; and take that yard satins and one halfpen ny to encourage habits ot temperan ce throughout property already sold, nor would such propert I^DIA AND CHINA. the Supreme National Governme nt of one penny per upon adm ission in connection with the fact that the Irish y ever , with all the per yard upon plain silks. The gentlemen deputed the trade , and to improve equa lly their moral be menaced. The bill, after along preamble contains Bioonr Revolution at Lahore. — The Overland troops whieh were in opposition to the constuti onal were Mr. Lowe and Mi*. Dickenson. The meeting and social condition. The following gentlemen then peasantry, above all other people upon the face of the but one clause in the following words :—"The pro- Mail brings dates from Calcutta of the 8th January, Government. This happy event, so grateful to those broke up about twelve o'clock.—[This report should severall y pr oposed the subjoined resolutions :¦—Mr. earth , love their homes, their country, and their pert y of the regular cler gy remaining for sale, and Lahore of the 23rd December, and China of Novem- who possess the feelings of humanit y, is still more so have appeared- in last week's Star, but was omitted Cornforth , Mr. Evans, Mr. White , Mr. Ivee, and families; and that they are to be found swarming of which the sale had been suspended by royal ordon- ber 26th. The news received by this conveyance is to all Mexicans, who have always been in favour of Mr. Smith,:—"1. Resolved, that we, the workmen nancc of the through press of matter. —Ed. N. S."l 27th July, 1844, shall return to th e said of considerable interest , it records revolutionary the cause consecra ted by legitimate princi ples. The Wire Drawers of Birm ingham and the district , con- her e ready to perform any, the hardest, descrip tion of clergy." Santa — The President of the Council tosk that movements at Lahore and Nepaul. The capital of result of Genera ^ Anna 's decision is the stop- The Plunderin g Millocrats. From an address , , Monday, Feb. 24th , 1845, labour at any rat e of wage that employ ers think opportuni ty to say, vened in the Public Office that the Governm ent was aware the Punjaub , as indeed might nave been expected , ping of .the effusion of blood in heroic Puebla. I issued by the Ashton Power-loom Weav ers, we give the redressing our grievances having proper to offer them ! of the intrig ues of forei for the purpose of , gn parties—tha t it had its has again become a scene of confusion and blood- hayc directed , as was proper and agreeable to the following extract :—Our masters say they cannot afford deliberately taken into our considera- eye upon them, and that the sword No- f seriously and Sir James Graha mhas told you that one in every of the law would shed. A revolution broke out there on the 21st gratification I eel, that the happy reamt be celebrated , to give an advance on power-loom goods. They never tion the pr esent pro sperous condition of the Wire- fall on the heads of any attemptin g seditio n. the object of which appea rs to have been to could afford to give an advance ; but let us look at ten of the working classes in this country is a pauper , vember , and you will do the same ; but , in the transport s of drawing trade , consider our employers are fully able to get rid of th e Jumboo Rajahs. It is said to have your lawful rejoicing, do not the real position of man ufacturing calicoes, Espabterisi Coxspihact.—Letters from Bayonne lose sight of the caution and let remove thejdiscounfc now made upon our wages, which receiving parish relief. Of course, this calculation originated in the intrigues of the mother of Dhuleep figures speak facts. Mr. of the 19th inst. announce that a conspiracy for the which we ought to observe. I beg that your vigilance Kenworthy, a manufacturer been felt a general grievance. " " 2. Re- includes Irishmen. And let as suppose that there are Singh, the young Mahar ajah. The struggle whOst and precaution may be of Blackburn states has long restoration of Espartero and the Constituti on of it red oubled now mor e than , , in a pamphlet addressed to the that being desirou s of promoting a feeling of lasted was a fierce one. Hecva solved, 500,000Iri sh inEngland earnin gten shillin gs a week 1837 had been discovered at Vittoria , and that a Singh, finding that ever ; and I also command the tro ops of the garrison manufacturers of England , that a piece of cloth of mutual respect and confidence between us and our the i'evr troops on which he could rely would not en- and in active service to exercise 9-8, 66 reed , 36 inch cloth of 25 yards , can be manu- each, — there arc a great many more. Their number of sub-officers of the gar rison and inhabitants the same vigilance employers , we respectfull y require that from and able him to resist the movement, fled towards the as heretofore, " We translat e factured for Is. 8d., including all wages, interest , wages would amount to £13,000,000 a year ; while of the town had been arrested. the following from the after Monday, the 10th of March , 1845, they will British frontier , but was overtaken , together with Diario of the 11th ;— " If a letter from Tepic is to be wear and tear , depreciation , drc. Suppose these their labour being ia the market , and regulating the Caru bi CoxariRAcr. —The Madrid jou rnals of the cease to make the deduction of the ten per cent, Jellah Pundit , Mean Lab Singh, and several other of believed, which was refer red to yesterda y in the pieces sell for 5s. 6d; per cut, which they do; and g rate of 19th inst. mention that a Carlist conspirac yhad been now made upon the wages of your workmen , bein a wage, even according to the Messrs. Chamber s' his followers, and slain. The heads of Heera Singh, Siglo, a North American frigate of sixty guns has suppose the weight of cotton used in producing such practice neither just in itself, nor a custom in other ad discovered at Burgos. a piece be five pounds at 5d. per pound , then will the jaission, must reduce the En glish standard to that the State Treasurer Pundit Jellah, and Mean Lab threatened to bombard San Carlos de Monterey, in branches 6f tl'ad o." "3. Resolved, that the chair- Singh , were brought to Lahore ; and after having Califo rnia." COSt Of 9U0h pieces be Is. 8d. for manufacturing, and Price for which they are willing to work rather than PORTUGAL man of the meeting be instructed to forward to the Xisbox, F*B. 18.—The queen Va.s been earned about in procession by the Sikhs, were 2s. Id. for cotton, leaving a clear profit of Is. (?d. per live upon potatoes and water. Inde pendentl y of the taKcn With tllC employers the forego ing resolutions , with a respe ctful painS Ol labour at thr ee p.m. yesterday, and at half- suspended from one of the gates of the city f orgene- cut to the manufacturer. These f iaures are f acts, and upon ihem for £ 13,000,000 a intim ation that a deputation will wait year paid to the Irish labourers , they past ten last night gave birth to a Pr incess. Both ral inspection. They were subsequentl y exhibited Birmin gham. — A Child Cuokeo with k Lemos when it is known the immense num ber of cuts woven their reply, on the day set forth in the precedi ng re- «use a pied op. wag in some establishments it is no wonder that wealth reducti on in the rate of English wages to an mother and child ar e doing very well. before the house of Kurruck Singn, then occu Dr —An inquest held on Tuesday night last, , solution. " The speeches of Mr . White and Mr. Ivee amount by the Sirdar Jewahir Singh, and destined to have on the_body of a chHd five springs up amongst them like mag ic; and yet they of more than £30,000,090 per annom : that SWITZERLAND . months old, named Wil- embodied sentiments , and were expresse d in a manner been the scene ofhis own death could the Rajah have liam Humphries , arc so poor with Is. Od. a cut profit , that the poor *». i contend that the tyrann y of the Iri sh, landlords, Tue Aim-Jbs bii Excitbmex t. whose death was occasioned by the which would have done credit to men in any rank —We perceive by compassed his intentions. The result of the insur- following singular Weavers , when they ask for a trifling advanc e, send aP« the consequent the Swiss journals th at the occurrences at . accident:—George Humphries , of life. Mr. White observed , " we never can com- poverty of the Iris h people, is a Lusanne rection was the elevatio n once more of Dhuleep plumber and glazier the manufacturers into hysterics ; they swear , as if if we submit to Positive have induced the different , of 1 Court , Navigation-street , mand the respec t of our employers lea of more than £43,000,000 per annum to cantons of Switzerla nd to Singh to the throne. Jowahi r Singh , his uncle, had deposed as follows:—Th e deceased was my son they had been college-educated , they will lock up wer to remedy take measures for insuring their internal , on wrongs, which we have the complete po ?he work ing classes of tranquillit y. been placed at the head of the Government , but Sunday morni ng their mills, and starve thousands into compliance. resist their England. Now, there is the The Grand Council of the Valais has called out the last I took him over in my arm s to whenever wc unite. Nothing could *J>ofe question there appeared to be but a slender chan ce that these my wife's moth er 0, Capital , where is thy charity ? Added: to this , the discre tion. It was presented to you in its most lar ge and landstunn , and voted a credit of 200 . , Mrs. Hills, in No. 2 Court ; she exertions if tempered with ,000 francs arrangements would be permanent. took the child from me duty on cotton is to be repealed , which amount s in to consult the jp wnave view—the whole social question : while we The sentiments of the deputies of this canton ar e in , and held a lemon drop the interest of the employer s Former Particulars .—The following, from the between her thu mb and finger to his mouth ,— the aggregate to nearl y £700,000 sterling annu ally, welfare of those in their employ, and to make *ad ite political bearing in the announcement in the conformity with those of the deputies of Lucerne . , % Delhi Gazette, is dated Lahore , Dec. 23rd :—It is now- he sucked it some time, until it had got quite thin , and this is to be divided amongst the manufacturer s every concession which justice required. " Mr. Ivee ***°rt , At Zurich the Vorort has embodied two battalion s incr eased that " of late years the landlords are averse certain the heads of Jclla Pu ndit and of Heera Singh and it somehow slipt into his throat. Tho child then whi ch will make in some concerns £2,000 of said ho had strugg led many years as a mem- » of infantry, a squadron of cavalr y, a company of should mak ing leases of their land, or to granting any were brought in the evenin g before last. That of began to strain and gasp for breath , and went quite profit in a year. We think the duty on cotton ber of the wire-drawing trade , ;but he never be- carabineers , and a compa ny of artillery. The cantons unde r- p fi 1 ««...n«.r.i l nwiK tmnnitiiniia n rrntlinw - ^Mtt e beyond that is on Mean Solum Singh was onl blue in the face. Tho drop, however , came away be repealed , but we also think that the poor, IOIC wiMiesae u so~»* puwunu i oi» w»i«»»»i»» 6" ™»- which dependantr their of St. Gall, Thurgau , and SchafFh ausen have been y brought in yesterday by in a «*nwill» a Nailing, who was instantl of a two or three minutes , but the paid , over-worked factor y han ds should receive ing. With firmness of purpose , sobriety, and pru- l^commended to call out their contingents. These y rewarded by the gift child was dead. 1 am ' prop ortio nate a * jagheer of 500 rs. These three heads were yesterday sure Mi's. Hill could not help what occurred. A comfortable return for their toil , and a dence, every grieva nce must give way befor e tnelr 6 troops are assembled by the Vorort to protect th e brisk trade report does not assign a reason for this ; but I carried about in a grea t processio n verdic t of—Accidental death from suffocation by a share of all advanta ges arising either from combined exertions. The chairman , when all the re- Diet. At the same time the Vorort has delegated by the Sikhs, and It « becau se were then suspended forgeneralinspection lemon drop was recorded. or any other circumstance. solutions had been adopted , said, that now their bu- the population is Catholic, and M. Zehnder and M. Sulzer to Aran and Berne , to , first before c usurp s the Lahore-gate , and subsequentl before the house belongi ng to siness had been gone through , he would take the li- Protestan t: and the usurpers will not watch the movements of the free corps . The depu- y MtsTEnious Derb yshire Miners. —At a colliery . of Kurruck Singh , and a great fair washcld yesterday, Circums tan ce. — On Thursday sc'n- the men, witn a ber ty on beha lf of the meeting to ask Mr , Mason to " a «ase lest ties of Claris have received instruc tions to demand ht , Mr . Messrs. North , Wakefield , and Co. , |T it should confer a vote. They , and will be continued to-day. The reason for the nig Fletcher , a farmer , residing at Little The str ike origin ated address them. Mr. Mason had rendered great ser- ore the expulsion of the Jesuits, as well as those of Tes- few exceptions , are on strike. > knock small farms into huge ones, that heads bemg exhibited before the house of Kurruck Stannc y, went with a serva nt into a hay.loft , and : The owners have vices to the Trades of Birming ham , and had attended Ik- y limit the as sin. Bale Town has voted in an opposite sense. A there saw the from the following circumsta nce r ^y fran chise much, as possible ; Singh is, that it is now occupied by Sirdar Juwahir remains of the body of a man , which rules on thehe men, by wluch , on that occasion , at the desire of the committee , at report was spread at Beme that disturbances had must have been ther e latel y imoosed a set of mva KBd *«** they Singh , and was to have been the scene of his own a long while. The flesh was the ra ^ ba great inconvenience to himself. Mr. Mason the u may by these means insure the sub- broken out at Bale on the 17th , but this rumour has completely if a man is taken ill in death had the Rajah been able to compass the event. eaten off the bones by rats , and the the ewner , otherwise he will be fined rose and Tad dressed the meeting at some length , f one hav ms T0te not been the clothes were q wife to inform " ttav P " ° M lar Se a 8take tt at ^ confirmed. Friburg has voted that The bodies of Rajah Heera Singh and Pundit Jella uite rot ten. There were no mark s of these atro cious rules ono poor man pointing out the causes which had defeated the for- • reli e afiair of the Jesuits is purely cantonal and not within 2s Cd Under « . 0 guage. The necessary divisions and subdivisions are Dudley, Coug Attestin g that there is health for all. »ia Gentlemen,—I forward you the copy of a letter sent to forwarded to Mr , Pr out, with permissi on to publish '000 T?nited Service Ga- rationall y accounted for, and the principles of Universal Having been afflicted for the last thirteen years with " ^ News of the World.. S6, me (as under), and which you can make what use of you HOLLOW AY'S PILLS. and , if requisite , to refer any respe ctable w-rccn ., • '' Eecord 83,500 zette 19, Grammar demonstrated so fully that the meanest capa- frequen t and severe attacks of Asthma and short breath ! 500 think proper. I am, your obedient servant , author :— ' "' Examiner 71,000 Patriot 60,000 city may understand them as clearl y as it unde rstands (particularly in winter time ), I sought, for thre e years , An astonishing cure of a confirmed Liver Compla int. 48,000 E. Hollier , Dudley. 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A majority of tho numerous Rules I, Joshub Ball, hereby testif y that I had been dreadfully Paul' s Church-y ard , and as soon as I made use of your • V™ Atlas 37 500 Sick Head Ache, Dimness of Sigh t, Lowness of Spirits , Fram pton ' s Pill of Heal th,' whieh I consider a ' IToneonformist .. .. 30,000 Sentinel 20,000 given in most Grammars are shewn to be little better than afflicted with Rheumatic G out for seventeen years , so that n l l , t x t t d ^ i comparab e ozenges he e pec ora ion was dislodge Irritability of Temper , Drowsiness , Occasional Swellings safe, efficacious , and very superior general Bell's Xew Weekly Journal of Comme rce 15,500 a heap of senseless tautology. The necessary Rules are I have, at times, kept my bed for months together , and without pain, and my breath became entirely free ; and i^dica? of the Body and Legs, with General Weakness and Debi- The widow of an officer , an elderly lady, and near Messenger .. .. 22,500 demonstrated upon rational principles , and illustrated by couid not get anything to do me good till I took Parr ' s by taking only one or two at bed time, my sleep was never r ^C lity. She attended the Hospi tals, at different periods , for of mine, has used them—ver y rarel * * Observe the Office, 340, Strand , London. to state have nearly n igh t. Therefore I am y having recour se t! * a variety of examples. LifePills , which I am very happy once disturbed during the whole about three years , but she only got worse instead of other medicin e hand , this for a long period of years ; she has re. By theuse of the fifteen lessons, and the accompanying restored me to perfect health. As witness my perfectly convinced that I owe my existence to your fa- better , and her recovery at last appeared quit e 'hopeless; commended Joshua Ball. them extensivel y, and in one instan ce j„ The f ollowingBooks are published at the Northern Star exercises, anyone may, in a few weeks, acquire a good 11th day of September , mous lozenges. but notwithstanding the very bad state of her hea lth, she which she induced a person to adopt them , and knowled ge of Grammar , without any of the disgusting To the Public.—No sooner is a medicine well esta- sopfl(i office; 340, Strand, and may be had qfaU Book- Many of my friends are now your customers , and the was, in about two months, restored to perfect health by the first box herself, they have proved of ex drud gery which, under the present system, prevents nine blished 'in public favour , than a host of imitators arise , traordin ar y sellers and NewsAgents. undersigned willingly add their names to this certificate the means alone of this all-powerful and efficacious Medi- efficacy. I think that perhaps there is scarcel out often from ever acquiring a knowledge of Grammar who, for the sake of gain , not only wrong the prop rietors y any other in testimony of the benefit which they also have derived cine—Holloway 's Pills. of the many pate nt medicines before the publi c at all. of the genuine medicine , t fl t r on the oi bu in ic a se ious injury from the use of your lozenges. Cure of a Case ef great debility of the system , occasioned equal value as a ' friend in need'—certainly CHAMBERS' PHILOSOPHY REFUTED. "A competent Grammatical knowledge of our own unwa ry purchaser of their base counterfeit trash. These none po3 dear sir, yours trul y, influence of Mercury, and the injurious sessed of superior claims. I shall he language is th e true basis on which all literature ought to observations apply with increased effect to the medicine I remain, by the baneful happy on all 0«a! Just published Price Fonrpence (forming a Pamphlet sions to give them my individual rest. "—Bishop LowQi. which is now so well known as " ' s Life FiUs." This J. B. Blane. effects of a long residence in Tropical Climates , by Hol- recommendati on and of 56 paces demy Svo., in a stiff wrapper), Parr , , ' " Mr. Hill is evidently an original thinker. He attacks , famous remedy has been established by undoubted proofs To Mr. Keating, 79, St. Paul' s. loway's Pills. am Sir ' " Your obedietit serv THE THIRD EDITION OE with abilit y and success, the existing system of English of its efficacy, and by a mass of evidence and testimo nials F. Griffiths , 2, Wade e-place, East India Road , Poplar. James Richards , Esq., a Gentleinan m the East India ant, # # > • .A FULL and COMPLETE REF UTATION of the Grammar , and points out the absurdities with which it is which no other medicine ever yet called forth . These J. Stock , 37 A, Princes-street , Leicester-square . Company 's Service, and who had resided for the last * » - pub - Sold by Thomas Prout , , PHILOSOPHY containe d in a TRACT recently encumbered. Justl y condemning the too frequent prac - facts have had the effect of producing a very large sale— A. Causse , 267, Regent-street , Oxford-street . Seventeen Years in different parts of India , where his 220 Stran d, London , price 2s. 9d. per box ; and , by his appointment lished by Ihe.MESSRS. CHAMBER S, of Edinburgh, en- tice of making pupils commit portions of Grammar to me- more than 15,000 boxes per week. W t l g II. Ault, Glouces ter-house , Upton-place , West Ham. constitution had become much impaired from the in- , by Uw.tM hen his ar e sale Hay, Allen, Land , Hai gh, Smith Bel) titled the "Em ployer and Emp loyed." mory a rtasks, he maintains that the only proper way to came to the knowledge of some unprincipled persons , who Mr. Sloman , 52, Old Compton-street. fluence of the climate, and the injurious effects of power- , , Townscnd, Baines and Newsome, Smeeton, Reinhard t, Tarb otionj This valuable little work contains the most com- the memory is throu gh the unde rstanding It is for the sake of gain to themselves , and reckless of the ful and frequent doses of that dangerous mineral , Calomel , , and Hor ner , Leeds ; Brooke , Dewsbur y ; Dennis and Soil, plete defence of the deman ds of the Working Classes for Jmt justice to him to say that , in a few pages, he gives a injury it may do to others , are attempting to foist on tho Agents for f licNorth of England. which , together , made such inroads on his constitution as TJun lt" more clear and comprehensive view of the structure of kin, Moxon , Little , Hardman, Linney, and Har j-rw. their fair share of the enormous wealth created by Ma- incautious various imitations , and in order that pur Manchester, Mr. L. Simpson , Drugg ist, Princess-street : to oblige him to return home to England , and on his ar- York ; Brooke and Co., Walker and Co!, Stafford , 'F.yj ' chinery, as well as a justification of Trades Unions. the English lan guage than can be found in some very chasers may be able to detect these frauds , care must bo Clieetliam Hill, Mr. Croft , Druggist , Union-terrace ; Leeds, rival he placed himself for some time under the care of a * ner , Doncas ter ; Judson , Harrison The numerous appeals that have been made to Mr. elaborate works."—-Literary Gazette. taken to look at the Government stamp pasted round each Messrs. Reinhardt and Son ; Mr. Smeeton , Druggist ; Medical Practitioner , but received no benefi t from that , Linne y, Ripen ; r'c» gitt , Coates , Thompson , Thirek Wiley, O'Connor from nearl y every part of the kingdom for the " Mr. Hill has discharged his task with considerable box, and be sure it has the words " Parr ' s Life Pills " in Messrs. Baincs and Newsome, Booksellers : Hali fax, Mr. gentleman 's treatment. He was then advised by a friend ; jJasi ^g-Koia - Englan d, , Spivey, ; , Iti ehr.-.crli- p ti , in pamphlet form , t that ability and no person can peruse his books with any- ivhitc letters on a red ground gr t n, and forms W. Jepson , Che mist, Silver-street ; Mr. J. Loftliouse , (who had tried this medicine) to go through a proper Fell Huddersfield Ward ublica on of hose Dialogues en aved herei Sweeting, Knarcsboroug h ; Pease , Oliver , L'r.rlir. ' have recently appeared in the Star , have determined him thing like attention , without obtaining a clear and suffi- part of the stamp ; also that " T , Robe rts and Co., Crane- Chemist ; Bradford , Mr . M. Rogcrson , Chemist , Barle y, course of Holloway's Pills, which he did, and in about -'toji Dixon, Metcalfe , Lan gdale, Northalle rton ; iSi- xo gratify what appears to be the almost unanimous wish cient estimate of the construction and laws of his verna- court , Fleet-street ," is painted with the direc tions wrapped street ; Mr. J. Pratt , Chemist , Ivcgate ; Stalybridge , Mr. Four Months his formerly shattered frame was so com- .Oiip Snaith ; Gold t-horpe , Tadcas tcr : Itogcrson ' of the Labouring Classes. cular tongue. "—-Leeds Times. round each box. Wm. Bcvau , Druggist ; Hull, Mr. Reinhardt , Dru ggist, plet ely invigorated as to enable him to prepare himself , Cooper hical and lucid exposition of the Newby, Kay, Bradford ; Briee , Pries tlcv, ro r.fifran ! "The Employer and the Employed ,3* by Peargus " A concise philosop Sold in boxes atls. 1 Jd., , and familypackets at Us. 22, Market-place ; Bolton, Mr. George Button , Chemist , again for his immedia te return to India , whither he will * * 2s.9d. Cordwcll , Gill, Lawton , Dawson , Smith , WiVi ' principles on which the language of Milton and Shak- by Edwar ds, , St. Paul' s; Barcla y and Sons, Failin g- &c. Market-place; Mr. G. La French , Chemist , Cheapshle ; embark early in the coming Sprin g of nex t year , 1845. iiM' O'Connor , * * beats anything even of its author s. G7 Berry, Denton ; Suter , Ley lan d, Hartle y, , ' speare l-csts."—Bradfo rd Observer. don-street ; Sutton and Co., Bow Church-yar d, London : Ashtm-vxider-Lgiw, Mr. Stansfield , Druggist ; Selper , Mr. This gentleman is now residing in licgcnt's-park , where l':ivte Ui;M —-Economist. H alifax : Booth , Rochdale ; Lamb ert " It is calculated to give the student a correc t idea of Mbttershead and Co., Manch ester ; J. and 11. Raimes d Bookseller ; Blackburn , Mr, L. Fish , Dru ggist ; he is well known in consequence of his opulence and , BorouKiitrl dce ' 11 Rid y, Gramma tical constvnoJ' rt*! -nf *•«» ....«!"<"•'<• «' - - • **>•— aua uo., Edinburgh ; and by all respectable drugg ists JfiwcicsrieW , Mr. II. Hodkitisoii , Druggist ; Nottingham. , Mr. liberal ity. Dalby, Wetherby; Wait e, Harrogate : Wall , Bnrr. te- CflTnrJ«1+'> to V«»7._ jirtsi ijv TSonnil ».n P.Wli _ _ - - • u: me nature of the various parts of speech. *"i*» -. -^ and pa tent medicine reiaiip throughout the kingdo m.— B. S. Oliver , Stationer , Long-row ; Derby, Mr. J. T. Hassall , and all respectable medicine vender s throughout :h« A PRACTICAL WORK OX SMALL FARMS. It is sunple, but not mean ; clear bnt hot diffuse; and rs Immense Demand jor udOmaysMis. m the East Indies. , Directions are given with each box. ist, Victoria-street ;, Preston, Mr. J. Raw, Drug- kingdom. there are few works in which the first principles of Gram- Drugg Extract of a letter dated 20th oOeptember Price Two Shilliiigs and Sixpence. gist ; Mr. George Sharpies , Chemist , Fishergatc ; Sand- , 1S42, from Ask for Frampton 's Pill of Heal th, and obse rve :hc mar are better explained or more ably followed up."— Jlcssrs. S. Ferdinands and Son (Agents for the sale of name and address of " Thomas Prou t, , Strand , t BY PEAEOTJS o' COXXOB , ESQ. THE NINTH EDITION. bach , Mrs. Peover , Drug gist ; W ar rin gton, Mr. William 229 U . York Clironkle. Barton , Drugg ist ; Wigan, Mr. E. H. Bavnish , Drugg ist ; " Holloway 's Medicine ," in the Island of Ceylon. These don," on the Government Stamp. The ceare of the author has been to furnish a valu- " —— The method he has les- t u , price 2s. 6d., t " enclosed in a state— adopted to convey his Jus P blished and sen free Leigh, Mr, James Kirkuian Bennett , Chemist ; Hudders - gentlemen " All classes of people here are desirous able compendium at such a price as would enable sons is the least repulsive scaled envelope," n pt of a Post -office Order for to a learner that we have yet o recei f ield, Mr. Jacob Fell, Chemist , Market-place ; Mr. H. to purchase your wonderful Medicines , and we regre t that every working man to become possessed of it. It contains 3s. Cd. seen, not excepting that of Mr. Cohbett... the whole Fryer , Chemist , New-street ; Bxwslcm we have now scarcely any left to meet the immense de- :11 the prac tical instructions , together with Plates, de- , Wm. Pearson , Banftrmitei, Set seems to be intende d as a mental machine to abbrevi- MANLY VIGOUR. g ; Hanley, Charles Jones gg mands that are daily made upon us for them. We enclose scribing Farm-house , Offices , Tank , Farm-yard , «fcc. ; Dru gist , Dru ist ; Longton, ate the labour of the mind. "—Glasgow Liberator. POPULAR INQUIRY into the CONCEALED George Sibar y, Druggist Stokc-upo n-Trent you a testimonial from J. Davison , Esq., the supeiinten- BANKRUPTS. with particular information requisite for carrying out all ; , Wm. Dean , A CAUSES of its PREMATURE DECLINE ; with Druggist ; Newcastlc-vpon-Tyne W. Fordyee dantof Lord Elphiuston 's Sugar Estate , at Caltura , Cey- (From the Gazette of Friday, Feb. 21s(J the operations. , , 15, Grey- Price One Shillin g. Instructions for its COMPLETE RESTORATION , ad- stree t ; South Shields, Hell and Co.; JPcrtsctfJ , J.II. "Wat- lon ; and we can , if necessary, send you abundant other William Dale, London-wall , City, bootmake r—Lawr tcc , Daniel Dolbell (I 2f .B.—The above work may stiU be procured in num- PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES dressed to those suffering from the Destructive Conse- ist R. Fowke proofs , not only from the middling classes, but also from , Lower Mitcham , Surrey, vor—Ja aee , selected with great kins, Drugg ; Wolverhampton, , Drugg ist ; , " bers, price 6d. each. quences of Excessive Indulgence in Solitary and Delusive the opulent and influential here , many of whom have de- Crabb Great Tey, Essex, bricklayer—Charles Hansfc-d s care, and ada pted to the Rules and Observations respec- Dewsbiiry, T. S. Brooke ; Wakefield , J. Dawson and S. Stoneley, Middlesex , grocer—Alfred Wyatt , B.':i! r-„i«. Habi ts Youthful Imprudence terminatin g rived immense benefi t from the use of your invaluable " I have, within the last few months , visited every part tively contained in his Fifteen Lessons on the Analo gy , , or Infection ; Sidney, Chemists ; York, W, D, Scholcficld , Chemist ; mews, Well-street , St. James 's, liceused victualler —l«nis medicine . of France , audi declare that I have seen more misery iu and Syntax of th e English Language , and in his Ration al in mental and nervous debilit y, local or constitutional and all respectable Medicine Venders in the United George , Bownham-road , Kingsland-voad , shawUat e. one street in Dublin than in all Prance ; the people are School Grammar . By Wh. Hill. Third edition , revised weakness, indigestion , insani ty, and consumption ; in- Kingdom, Copy of the letter from J. Davison , Esq. , whieh is the houseman —William Behnes, Osnasbur gh-strcct. >'«. road well dad , , loyed on te cluding a comprehensive Dissertation on MARRIAGE , Sold Wholesa le by THOMAS EYRE and Co., Druggists, same alluded to in the extract of the letter above :— , marble merchan t—Francis Cran swick, Bridlinrtocj well fed and merry; they are all emp and correc d. Yorkshire , innkeeper—Gerard Samson Weymouth Sham , Pabms of,their mm, or on equitable takings !" — with directions for the removal of Disqualifications , and r iverpool. , , W. Caltura , 7th August, 1844. setshire corn-dealer— Thomas f ir remarks on the Treatment of Gonorrhoea , Gleet, Stric- , Ferris , Wootten Bnfsttj Tide lord Clouearrp 's letter hi Hornby onitU, OeL Price Sixpence. Wiltshire , grocer—James Wells, Winchcombe Glontts. A new and important Edition of the Silent Friend My Dear Sir ,—Mrs. Davison has received so much bene- , 60, 1813. THE GRAMMATICAL TEXT for the use of ture and Syphilis. Illustrated with Cases, Sic. tershire eommon carrier—Charles Thorn ton BOOK , Human Frailty. fit from Holloway's Pills, that I am induced to trouble you . .IImldcrsfield, Those persons desirous of bettering the ir condition and Schools, , or Private Students. Yorkshire , stationer —William Reeves, Walcot . Somerset , Children BY O. J. LUCAS AND CO., CONSULTING SURGEONS, LONDON ; THE FO URTEENTH E DITION. for another supply, z an eleven shilling box. shire , of becoming "Independent Labourers," b e r t In this little book the principles ^f Grammar expressed vi ., coach-bui lder — Thomas Langston , Manchester , y nte ing he , THE NINTH THOUSAND. share broker—James "Productive-labour " Market , wiU do well to read "A Just Published , Price 2s. Gd. , in a sealed envelope, and Yours trul y, J. Davison, Taylor, Higher Walton , Cfcekfcire , with the utmost possible conciseness, are exhibited for the May be had of the Authors , , Newman-street , Oxford , farmer—John Banks Birmingham wharfin ger. Practical Work on Small Farms," by FEUtors O'Connor , 60 sent free to any part of the United Kingdom on the re- , , memory. It contains , in a few pages, the pith and mar- street , London ; and sold by Brittan , 11, Paternoster-row ; ceipt of a Post Office Order.for 3s. 6d. To Messrs. Ferdinands and Son, Holloway's Agent for Esq. It contains much useful information , invaluable to BANKRUPTS. row of the whole science of Grammar . J. Gordon , , Leadenhall-street ; G. Mansell , 3, King- the Island of Ceylon , Colombo. the parties for whom it was written ; and Old Farmers ' 146 THE SILENT FRIEND. fFrom Tuesdays Gazette, Feb. loth, 1845.; So much are the princi ples of this important science street , S t r G. Wester ton, g II. Time should not be lost in taking this remed y win find man y useful lessons in the new system of bus . ou hwa k; Kni htsbridge ; MEDICAL WORK on the INFIRMITIES of the GE- for any of | (John Henr y Dansday, Glasshouse-stree t, Regen t-st reet , simplified in these little wor ks, that by the use of them a Phillips , 264, Oxford-street ; Hannay and Co., 63, Ox- the following diseases :— tailor—James Brown , Skinner-street , Snow-hill, City, per. bandr y,which they have yet to learn. The work displays A NERATIVE SYSTEM , in both sexes ; being an en- ' parent , having no previous knowledge of the subject, may, ford-street; Huet , 37, Princes -street , Leicester-square ; fu mer—Lovel Davis, Ewhurst , Sussex, wine-agent-