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" We were slaves level with the crimes of felony and burglary. Wiioa Till greatly rising in his country's right, men, for giving expression to their aenuments ol Her Kos3_th—her deliverer, sprung to light ; dissatisfaction , in the language of remonstrance, A race of brave Hungarian sons he led, in defiance of the statutory law of the land had to Guiltless of courts, untainted , and unread , undergo the horrible brutalities of the • silent Tfhose inborn spirit spurned the ignoble fee, system ;' whilo others had to perform the filthiest Their hearts scorned bondage—for their hands drudgeries for the transported felons confined in t?ere free." their prison. Aud all this was dono, not because the Judges who tried them bad ordered it to be sa —ne ye Chartists brave, ither had ttie legislature at any time given " Unite ! unite ! them any such Let tho land yonr watchword be; power, but because the Secretary of scout, the servile slave State, or eomo one over or under him in the Scout, oh, , government Who crouches when he may be free. , at their caprice, set the authority o£ the House of CommonR aside, and substituted at the despots T penaltios Of thair own heroes, , AND NATIONAL RIPES' creation. Any Up, ye JOURNAL. one Lick no more the tyrant's hand ; looking over the treatment of the victims of '39, Leave your pauper workhouse mess-pots, Iff , '42, aud '43, can scarcely credit the fact that thesa YO , OCTOBip,- ¦ ¦ U . 728, '&' : : . SATURDAY - . - imprisoned under P -i— . . > lire lifce freemen on. your land. LONDOU — 1851. *,„ J2ZJ2Z men were tho samo Statute) M MM SSST*«. ^^ __ i_l ^ ^ ^^^ ^^ _ ^ _ ^ _ ^ _ B__^_^_^_^_M______H______^^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—- ^^^^ ^^TT_____^ and for the sume specific offences; for during theae Then Free Trade will be a blessing, miles of r\ When man can work be done to the character of one who has always that people were carried four hundred membersof it so as to secure their influence Coventry ...... 0 9 0 periods, there hav>; been every variety of prison. ^ , and eat, and play ; degradation, and drudgery, -we "When shepherds cease to lire be fleecing, "been at his post to defend the rights and liber- for 5s. ; as also, that this talk of unparalleled out of'dlprs. " Simply that they should be- Cripplegate ...... 0 7 0 discipl ine, aa ll as > Crook l illegal, and hitherto unheard &£ Then each flock its own will pay." ties of man. I am, respected Sir, demonstrations, this mighty congregation of lieve in {heir tradesmen's bills," was the brief o 8 G unconsatutioiiii , reply, Edinburgh ... „. 0 10 0 restr ictions, inflicted upon them, and all in' open Yonr most obedient Servant, the people, i_ ' something too much ;' that it and there 3s truth'in it. There can be law These matters are no Exeter ...... „. 0 10 0 violation of the atatuatory . TO THE VERITABLE CHARTISTS. Angus M'Leod. is more id6al than real ; and the facts are a lasting political influence that is not based Glasgow 1 10 0 now no longer to be looked upon with indifference, 2, Melborn-street, Gateshead-on-Tyne, lasting evidence of the wide-spread misery on some moral character. And so Bmall a Greenwich • ... 0 11 1 »n<.i wo are'imppy to inform you that some ¦mem- My Fbiesds. he « Times of Friday has Newcastle, October 9th, 1851. pervading the country, showing that at least proof, as this of political sincerity is the least Hanley and Shelton 0 13 8 bers of yiarliatmnt are now alarmed at tbese uncon- —T ' in other article auusing KossUTH, P.S.—An early answer willl oblige. one half the British adult people were unable we .can give ; therefore, one of two things Hastings „ 0 10. 0 stitutional encroachments, which, if not checked an bat we Hoxton ...... 0 7 2 their onward career , will ultimately lead to the learn that he is to arriveat Southampton on the to dedicate even a few shillings to the appre- must take place—either the Chartists must take care Jpswich o 10 0 nniiihii.iti on of le^ idlHti * e iiuthoritv \>y official 20th of this month, and it ia my intention to SlR,—I write on behalf of the Chartists of ciation, by their sense of sight, of so gigantic (and that without twice soliciting) Islington ... of this country have at ..033 Usurpation. If tho people go down there to receive him ; and I hope he this town to request that when you take a tour a scheme. ,, . 7. e are supplied with funds to meet all Lambeth 0 3 0 given tlieir Representative Assembly the power of - through the country to rally up Chartism, I fear, Sir, of the one and a half millions liabilities, or we must take care that thera are Llanidloes ...... 0 8 8 enacting pains and penalties, which are to become, will have a warm reception in this country, aa Mar7)ebono own country that you will come to North Shields ; when it of men and women in Ireland but a small pro- none. In my absence, therefore, understand ...... 0 4 0 with the consent, of tho Lords, and tho sanction of lie has been banished from his Menhyr Tyd*U , 0 10 0 ttie Crown, the law of tho land, how comes it for endeavouring to secure liberty for hiB fel- will be the endeavour of the Chartists of this portion of these have been partakers of this metO vote for the liquidation of all existing af and has claims, and Newcastle-on-Trne ...... 0 17 5 that a single official , without consulting either of low countrymen^ The men London are town to give you as glorious a reception as possi- great national sight ; and that Scotl against every proposition which New Radford ... 0 6 3 the three powers, can set aside thoir authority, and considerable shall in -preparing flags, with his name and the colours ble, knowing that Chartism only wants to be not sent, of her million, any very any way imply a new one. But I Newtown ... .„ ... 0 8 2 increase or diminish these penalties, or substitute including need not North country upon them, to meet him at stirred up to be a greater giant and more addition. The towns of England, argue a point upon, which there will Shields ... 0 6 11 others at his own discretion ? Surely members of - of his ro Fadiham ...... 0 parliament their own righta, Southampton. healthy than ever it has been. We are glad her metropolitan residents, have chiefly con- p bably be no difference of opinion among 18 have not been guarding tributed to the rich coffers of the Commis- us. A course so ag Peterborough 0 10 4 in thus allowing their powers" to be set aside by Good God ! only just think of , an English that your health is restored, so that you may severe this, will indeed Plymouth ...... „ under their own 'gua- by the assist^ sioners, leaving populous districts elsewhere, restrict some of our 0 8 0 officials exercising authority paper abusing a foreigner for trying to secure begin a vigorous agitation ; and, - operations, hut it: will bet- Ship, Whitechapel ...... 0 10 0 rant-o. ... . ' ' '. If that we eh injrambera of. people amazingl large, wholly tf r ©ptiile us to the liberty for his fellow countrymen^ KpSSSXH anca piaUtnz&reformei&, I hope a}l y ; x co-operation bfmen of bu- South Shields' ...... 0 5 0 " It ib our duty to forward the interest—that i$ Ireland be able to affect even Lord John's . Eeform without a chance of witnessing the Palace of siness and character. All men who love a Stalejbridge ...... 0 2 6 cons'stently-to protect the champions of the people,. makes a tour through, England, , Stookpori ...... 0 10 Scotland, an3 Wales, I will accompany him ; BUI next year, and make it approximate to Glass ; indeed, in the eastern part of London, self-sustaining course will be disposed to work 0 which'interest will be greatly facilitated by supply • something like the Charter. Hoping - that such as Bethnal Green, 'W hitechapel, and with ub. Sutton-in-Aahfleld ...... o lo 0" ing those membera of Parliament with any state* and I promise you that in Ireland he will have Torquay ...... 0 5 i " ments of abuses which have occurred in any of the guch a reception as no man ever received in you will not be long before you are amongst Stepney, of the poorer classes, the question is ' It has been a source of pleasure to me to see Victoria Park Locality ...... 0 lo lj prisons where political offenders have been incar- hat do you of us, when we will endeavour to get up a now to be heard passing from one to another that Thomas Cooper has for some time _ that country. Now, ^ think a , been Washington ditto ...... 0 3 cerated ; and by this means obtain a Committee oE \?ho has contended for liberty for Mb bumper meeting. Looking for your answer in ' Have you seen the Exhibition ?' And the working/or us; and I hope booh to find him Waterloo, Blyth - ... 0 7 0 Inquiry during the next session , not only frr au man White Horse Locality (late Crown and the Chartist Cases, but tho cases own country being abused by the ' Times' Saturday's ' Star, ' we conclude with kind answer obtained clearly evidences, that but working with us. In filling up any vacancy investiga tion into wishes for o a Anchor) ...... 0 15 0 of all political offenders that have tuflered restric- newspaper ? I need say no more about Kos- your welfare, and that your health few am ngst e ch hundred of them has seen occurring in the Executive, our intelligent co- Worcester ...... ' ...... 0 kind at the instigation of their prison more than >' workers in the localities 16 3 tions of any suth, than that I hope and trust that the may be spared to carry on another Land Com- its exterior. will not forget one so Yarmouth, Norfolk „, ... 011 5 au thorities, not in accordance with stntustorylaw. English people will give him the reception he pany, when foremost among its supporters will And now, that there is nearly a quarter of able to advance our common cause—one who Collected at the National Hall ... 2 10 4| And thus two interests, beth dear to the people, wilL deserves. be Thomas Thompson, Secretary. a million of money in the hands of tho Com- is, indeed, the greatest missionary we have. Ditto at the Hall, Finsbury ... 0 4 8J be conserved by the Bame means—the representa- justly Ditto by John Arnott ...... 0 over the government officials , and I shall now answer ihe invitations of my North Shields, October l4th, 1851. missioners, how much of this great sum is Were I not a member of the Executive, I , 13 0 tive authority likely to be devoted to the benefit, present or should take some means of Subscriptions for meeting at the National protection for political agitators. Since wo lasfc iind friends, who have invited me to Sheffield , communicating*to flail ... .i...... 3 , wo have, at the request of a number ultimate, of the wealth producers ? I fear the Chartists on this subject. So practical an 9 0 addressed you Newcastle, Halifax, and North Shields. I THE FACTS OF THE EXHIBITION. G. P. Taylor ...... 1 0 0 of our democratic friends, admitted them as mem- have pnblished their letters ; and my answer but a small portion only. In this, as in all ally as Mr. C. F. Nicholls is proving himself, Small Sums ...... ¦ ... 0 12 3 bers of our Association, giving them the right to , then Hali- other surplusages, the money will be frittered would be desirable as vacancies occur. I do Balance in band ... - ...... 0 4 2J sneak and vote upon all questions, reserving those is that I will first attend Sheffield Mr. EDITOR,—I am heartily glad that the , then Newcastle, then North Shields, and away, and the good accomplished too trans* not allude to Mr. Robert Le Blond, one who official duties to the ' Victims, ' which could not fax great event of the year ia now numbered Total receipts ...... £29 9 8| be acceded to others ¦without destroying the cha- other towns in the neighbourhood also. The parent to be profitable. But, as public at- is our Treasurer, and who so constantly sus- amongst the things that were. Enough has tention ia very generall racteristics of ihe institution. Sheffield friends have invited me for, the 20th, y centred upon this in- tains Chartism by his tongue, his pen, and EXPENDITURE . " It is the duty of all political victims to forward , been said and written respecting the Great quiry, it is much to be hoped, that no idle his purse, is not likely to be out of the thoughts Rent of office .„ ... 2 but they will see by this letter that I am going Exhibition daring the past eighteen 8 0 a statement of their cases to the Secretary as to meet ihe brave Kosstjth, at Southampton, monument or statue work will be permitted of any of us. Ditto of the National Hall .,, _ 12 0 early as possible, because the facts so acquired will months, not enly to satisfy its most enthu- to p a o o e, and so absorb Mr. Arthur Trevel Di tto of Coffee-room , John-street ... 0 5 0 form the foundation of the charges that are to be on that day ; and if my Sheffi eld friends will l y the part f a sp ng ' yan, whose name is Ernest Jones expenses to Cheltenham siastic admirers, but als* to disgust those who the larger amounts, that the lesser would be familiar to the friends of every progressive 's , laid before the House, so as to otftain protection in. give me a week's notice, I will have great plea- perceive in the proposal one of the many Hantey, Exeter, &c, ... „, 2 6 0 future f6r all classes of political reformers; - in visiting them, as theirs was the first too small to be troublesome. Of all things cause, instructs me to pay you forty shillings, Boardman ...... 0 sure means devised by crafty men to misdirect a 5 0 '• Uv order of the Committee, English, town that I visitedeighteen yeaia ago, this kind of abjectedness must; not be counte- as a subscription from bin). Printing ... ,.. ,„ 2 6 0 "J. M. Brtson, Secretary. nation's attention, and to lead it from follow- _ and. they cried— nanced ; albeit, I am anything but satisfied , •Yours faithfully, Stamps, Stationary, and Parcels ... 2 13 " 25. James-street, New Cut, Lnmbeth." ing certain profitable inquiries, calculated to that some such proposal will not be submitted ' ¦ pounds the first year I was called to the bar. time, to pronounce the verdict ; trusting to be Censor. my honour—personal and political—in acting 1850 there were not twelve Irish burgesses in ©o*troevatfoe ^hro fivegg. I gave them all up for Chartism, but when I disappointed, that when given, it will be to as the offi cer of a body, impotent for every- the horough; there are now 120. As apolitical came to England in 1832 , when I was re- the discomfiture of my own countrymen, and Cfmritst Intelligence. thing but that of getting into debt. Each party, they were only a few montha in exis- The " Christian Socialist " for this week contains turned-to Parliament, I hated the English prove that John Boll's disinterestedness member of the Committee will determine his tence ; and this was the gratifying result of cheering reports of tho progress of the -Associative people, but before I was with them a month, I wag more honest than wise. NATIONAL course. I have said enough to indicate their-attention being called to the reg principle, in various parts of the country. In Sal- CHARTER ASSOCIATION. that ister in ford , a Working Hatters' Association, which was discovered that they werejas much oppressed Let me now suppose, that this fragile con- Offices—14j Southampton-street Strand.._„. which circumstances may not unlikely deter- munici pal affairs. In ( a year hence, there j , and ' leave ,. ' " : established D.March last has, despite great difficul- by the government as the Irish people. struction is destined to disappear minemeto take. ' . - -' , would Be 4QOdr'500.hutgeBBe8 ; and thus the t ies, made considerable progress. Tbey Wnte b i d ' and that the facts con- The Executive Committee of this body :— Now, my friends, I think you must come to not a rack eh n ; held their usual weekl The, present nothingness of Chartism ia interests of Irishmen would he respected, and " In the middle of July we were determined to take therewith, being real subjects of y meeting as above on a place of more convenience, the conclusion, that no man in this world has nected Wednesday greatly to be deplored. The game of politi- courted. Mr. Smythcalledupon themtosupport and to employ entirely ht are the only traces of its history. evening last. Present : Messrs. a portion of our members ; our workshop up to tlv.it contended for liberty for the poor as I have, thoug , Arnott, Grassby, Jones, and Milne. Messrs. tical humbug will, as heretofore, be success- Mr. Hudson, secretary of the Chartist Asso- has been subjected to the same Then, there is enough before us to prove to fully played by sham reformers, through tbe ciation, and Mr. Glover, time being vei y inconvenient, whilst vre had none and no man Harney and Holyoake being in the country, whose address of our members permanently employed, but tho amount of persecution that I have been. the world that the Exhibition of 1851 is not want of a body powerful enough to spoil that declared he sought no political privileges for of commendation be- were absent. Mr. Hunt from illness, and Mr. work had to be done after the usual hours of labour However, I am now resolved to endeavour to worthy of the columns game. As to Lord John's bill, it is enough himself that he would not award to all, Mr. at the manufactory;we wero then employed upon it, and that it has failed to be O'Connor were also absent. The correspon- at. arouse the English mind, and to traverse the stowed dence received was read. to say that no good thing can possibly come John firlover ia now a member of the council, Capital to the amount of £±0 having beoti paid aa the mighty scene of attraction, drawing to its subscription , (since converted into shares), and country to do so. I remain, The Secretary reported that Mr, Jumes ont of t.he Nazareth of Whiggery. When the and his votes in that bod y proves him to be a Friend portals those masses of the community whose man every way £27 as a loan from some of our members, wo have Yonr Paifchfol and Uncompromising , Watson, 3, Queen's Head Passage, Pater- skies fall we shall catch larks ; and some such worthy of the confidence of now a shop capable of accommodating ei Feakgus O'Connor. labour and skill alone formed the sight which unnatural phenomenon will be sure to tran- the democrats of Little Horfon. So convinced ghteen other eyes than their own have feasted on. no8ter>row, had kindly presented to the Com- men. The business transacted up to last month mittee two thousand copies of the tract spire ere Lord John will set his seal to a mea- are the Tories of this town that they are exer- amounts to £110 ; the profits being hitherto left The minority of eur adult population has only , en- _c ( titled « What is a Chartist V T he same to be sure of real reform. ting every means at command to bring in a towards the purchase of tools, , we cannot as- Sorres ptttJencf. seen the world's display, and of those who Tory coupled with Mr. Glover certain the amount until we take stock. These disposed of in aid of the * Charter Fund.' I observe with sorrow a disposition on tbe , and hoist tho have, the labouring classes have formed the Chartist candidate (Mr. Hudson) figures we consider to bo very favourable, as we TO EEAKGUS O'CON NOR, ESQ., M.P. And therefore, all localities and friends who part of some of our friends—even members of whose con- have only been fully at work for the last smallest portion. glorify the • duct in the case of the Hungarian three statistics of the Commis- desiro to circulate this excellent tract are re- the Committee—to Parliamentary and Polish months. We have served, in addition to the (Justle- The published Reformers' for their enlarged liberalism ! la Refugees has been the theme of general ap- street Association, the Bradford store ' Sheffield , Oct. 6th, 1851. that 6,201,856 visits have quested to forthwith apply at the offi ce, (by , the store ia sioners declare, the ' Leader' of the 4th inst., our friend proval, and admitted by his opponents to be a Garratt Itoad, Manchester, of Which we are all • Dear Sir,—I was glad to see in the last been paid to the Paxtonian work ; rather letter or otherwise,) when they will be sup- 1 in which yon speak ' Ion, otherwise Gr. J. Holyoake, trumpets man well qualified to fill such an important members ; tho Ta i lors' Association, Princess- " Star " a letter from you, more than one-fifth of the population of the plied therewith at one shilling per hundred. street, Manchester ; the Tailors' Association Sweet the late Manchester meeting, and tells us that office. The resolution -was unanimously , Tron- of payingaea Tiait. I wrote to Mr. United Kingdom. Of this number, we may The Secretary also stated that the * sub- gate, Glasgow, to. ; and we gradually increase ia immediately to learn their intentions, promi- scription sheets' v/ere now ready, and all who ' the points of the new Parliamentary Char- adopted.— On Monday evening a meet- our retail trade with the public, although it is tho fairly say, that taking into consideration the ing of sing that I would collect a few together to ticket holders, were interested in collecting monies for the ter are so comprehensive as to merit the de- the friends of Mr. James Wad©, and worst part of the year for our business." repeated visits of 26,000 season of Mr. Glover was held at the ' Mr. Lloyd Jones, who haa been making a tour in consider what could be done. I did obtain the and Is., that 1 Charter Fund' are solicited to immediately scription being the largest practicable mea- Queen s Arms as also those paying 5s., 2s. 6d., Inn, Manchester-road. Mr, Scotland, reports that he is surprised at the exten t the attention of a few of the right sort. number may be apply for the same. sure of reform the people can ask of the Gillard in the at least one-third of the total House of Commons. '• chair, who stated the object of the to which the co-operative principle had been * You mast know that great apathy exists visiting the Exhibition The Committee then adjourned to Wednes- meet- adopted and practised in that part of the deducted, for those s conviction ing was to propose two fit and island. here. However, mention waB made of a soiree, The fi res will then stand day evening, October 22nd. ' If Buch is friend Holyoake' , I pro- At Cumlachie the store numbers sixty members. more than once. gu do not see how he can consistentl continue per persons as candidates for but nothing could be effected until we heard visitors, not included in The following friends have been nominated , y, munici- At Parkhead 110. At Ayr he found three co-opera- lace as 4,201,856. Of the a member of the Executive, of a body exist- pal honours, in the forthcoming election. tive stores there, doing about £130 per week from Nottingham, beyond looking for a p , foreigners from all parts of to fill the vacancy in the Executive Commit- , the late census ing to obtain what he must hold to be an im- He was informed that Mr. J. Wade all belong ing to the same company, which has been of meeting, which we have found rather diffi- the world, as also persons from our own colo- tee, caused by the resignation of Mr. GK W. rified into a Ca- practicable measure. He approves of Sir held an office in the corporation which would three years in existence ; the original share of os. cult. Our Circus is transmog n a d e , another million of souls M. Reynolds .'—Robert Le Blond, Charles is now worth 15s. At Kilmamock, he found ,i Theatre declares i l ep ndencies Joshua Walmsley's fling at " untractable exclude him from becoming a candidate, and, sino • and ihe proprietor of the be subtracted ; whilst for all the youths, Frederic Nicolls, John Shaw, John James store belonging to the Society of Foresters, opened But we are may ultra-liberalism ;" that is to Bay Chartism. under these circumstances, tbe meeting would ie will not let it for our purpose. and children male and female, varying in Bezer, Athol John Wood, and George Haggis. three months buck . Another storo iB about to be arrange so , The talk about " great concessions made o be at liberty to propose whom they thought commenced here, and tho shoemakers are expecting that we shall be able to , from three to twenty-one, not less than All persons are requested to vote for one t about to years " is an insult. By what ri o proper.-—Mr. Thomas Walton, landlord of the associate for production. " They called me," he that we may have it for one night. million must be allowed. Thus, candidate from the above list. The election tbe people ght d from Mr. an additional Sir Joshua and Co. assume the authority to Queen's Arms Inn, was then proposed writes, " a public meeting by beat of drum , at * I have just received a letter visitors of our own people may be shall be decided by ballot, and the agent shall , also which there was a firat-nite that they have the adult withhold or concede rights at their pleasure Mr. Joseph Hudson, and Mr. John attendance. I ad- Sweet, wherein he informs us 201 856. Taking the population make a return to the General Secretary of tbe ? Glover. dressed them for an hour and a half, and left them stated as 2, , It is not true that "the overtures now made On a show of handB being taken, abandoned their intention, in consequence of be twenty-eight name of the candidate elected, with the num- Messrs. in a state of tolerable co-operative excitement." of the three kingdoms to are generous and truthful." The Editor of Walton and Glover were declared the At Mauchline ho called yonr not having received his letter in time. female adult portion ber of votes polled for each. Such returns success- , at the store, which ia a millions, the male and Leader " too, asserts that ful parties. On some questions fine new building erected ljy themselves. • Should you agree to a meeting, I wish that down as twelve millions, which is must be forwarded on or before Wednesday, the " , " that which being aalced, They thereof I set Parliamentary Reformers now stand respecting the political started in 1839, do about £52 per week, and capi- our arrangement could be made for a soiree, as now that Ireland has October the 29th, as all votes received after the for creed of Mr. Walton, their estimated number, Universal Suffrage'—the the Chairman, a Tory, talise their profits ; the 3s. 6d. share of 1839 is now a tea meeting would go off better than a simple gures as that date will be null and void. is ' representation of declared he would allow worth £7 lOs.J {There is a store at Catrine so fallen in the scale ; leaving the fi the whole people, &c, &c." " The Exten- no questions on politics, doing lecture. I shall see some of yonr 'friends to- a half millions of visitors out of twelve Signed on behalf of the Committee, This led to a regular a. good business, one at Auchinhcck doing" £4.0 por two and sion of tho Suffrage to every occup of fi ht of kicks and cuffs night, when we shall talk the matter over ; people. Certainly, this is a JOHN AltNOTT, General Secretary. ier a g , and with some diffi- week, one in Old Cormock, doing £24 per week, millions of adult tenement, or portion of a tenement culty the interference of one in Salston doing £80 per week, another at and I -hall advise with our friends in Not- upon the present represen- The following letters have arrived from ," sounds the police and land- vast improvement very fair ; but there must be some system of lord finally restored order Newmills doing £30 per week, another at Darvel tingham. If you could name an early for the election of members of Messrs. G. J. Holyoake and G. Julian Har- , and the meeting and two »t tative system registration. Will the Editor of the " Leader broke up, not in any doing £70 per week, Rutherglen doing day I think that would be the best course and would be, in any other cir- ney :— " way satisfied that in £100 a week each. " This is a pretty fair crop of parliament ; tell us whether we are to have Charter asking a question the answer to pursue. A goodly number of the Land of being pronounced a Stock October 8, 1851. regis- would be a co-operation ," ho adds, " to discover in one week,. cumstances, worthy ' port, tration, or the registration always hitherto broken head or a Bwelled log, b and there ie much more to discover shareholders here would yet go any length , always considering the ex- 'Dear Abnott,—Absence in the provinces set y the brouge of decided hit ; but forth by the little Charter men, namely, an Irish Orangeman. Early in next year I shall return again to Scotland to sustatn ' yon. | I entreat youlto name a day and puff, and the libe- has prevented me taking any part in your "for , " tent of the patronage which the occupier shall be rated , or shall have and lecture in all the principal towns on the orga- whenyou could ha with ub. Suppose I sug- directors and steam Wednesday councils of late ; and for some nisation of production and consumption. rality of certain railway claimed to be rated to the relief of the poor." POLITICAL VICTIMS' ASSOCIATION. As I be- gest the 20th of October. We shall then be many other sources short time longer it may be bo. Perhaps, by. fore told you, I bad not the least idea that co-ope- boat proprietors, with the Has this rate paying qualification been thrown in the midst of the Municipal elections ; the as extended to the way of compensation, I may regard myself as Mr. Bezer in the chair. ration had made a titlie of tlio progress which it ha of extraneous aid afforded, overboard ? If so, how is it the Parliamentary The following address people here are now taking much interest in thing but an extra- a species of free missionary of Chartism '; as fra 6 unanimously adopted after some discussion made in Scotland ." Great Exhibition, it is any Reformers have kept a matter of bo much im- Siibehness.—The Co-operative Provision local elections. which leaves nearly ten means of serving it occur in my journ eyings ; " THE THIRD ADDRESS OF TnE POLITI- So- ordinary achievement, portance to themselves ? Moreover, let me CAL VICTIMS' ASSOCIATION. ciety, under the firm of Corner, Blake, and Co. «I also consider it my bounden duty to sng- non-participatory in but I would rather join in the meetings of my dealing in groceries millions out of twelveas ask what system of registration do they now " BBornBs Victims and Democratic Fbibnds, , provisions, spices, teas, and gest that the whole of the proceeds be given course, many colleagues, especially at this season. — coffees , have been in the field since January 1 this mighty work of royalty. Of favour ? They hold fast by Triennial Parl ia- In addreaBing you once more we fell an honest plea- 30th, to the Honesty Fund. Awaiting yonr answer, h otheEes, upon 'Thenecessity of making such an "appeal," sure in stating, that we are progressing slowl 1850. They have had much opposition from parties of my deductions are merely yp ments for the working of which see France. y but interested in tho trade but * I am your obedient servant, more or less for so it will be regarded, as that just published 1 steadily; which we take as an indication of our future , have, nevertheless, which five out of bix men would They shirk Payment of Members, clearly to prosperod beyond their expectations. The number 'Geobge Cave-L,' observe for himself in reference to our funds, or rather want of stability. We have not been responded to with, one differ ; but let the reader keep working men out of the House of Com- of those bursts of popular enthusiasm that of members is 822, and the yearly amount of busi- divisions men- funds, argues an unsatisfactory Btate of Char- pours ness, £8,5240 7s. 7d; They are enrolled, I am instructed by the as respects the numbers of the mons ; while the abolition of the Property in for a fleeting hour, and then sinks into apathetic and their Mr Deab Sir,— , that tist ideas respecting the maintenance of their articles specify that they should sell to members reception, in caBe you tioned, and I think he will readily admit Qualification would enable thera to secure the indifference and ultimate neglect. But we find that committee for your exaggerated. views and position. Will our friends never those who join eur ranks, do so only. Northern toar, to -write iny conclusions are by no means return of their own paid, need and unscru- after reasOnablo Industrial risifc our place in yonr learn that if their princi a holding y, inquiry and evident convictio n , that in supporting Old emu.— Tho Co-operative Company intend to be If they be, that tendency is assuredly in favour ples re worth pulous hirelings. y under the firm of William Marcuft and Co. * to you • and as we have heard yon are worth maintaining ? If we are to oar Association they are aiding in t e erection of G] can make it con- of the success of the Exhibition. they 'As to the "honest tone," "boldness of one of the best bulwarks of popular Manchester-street,. Oldham, dealing in groceries at Sheffield ere long, if you answer for Chartism we must be enabled to liberty that has hats shoes * it will much oblige Again : How many of this two and a quar- speech," " broadness of sympathy, vigo- ever existed in this or any other country, and drapery, , , and clogs, number 150 venient to come to Halifax, as bo many " " 11 membors, and have done a business of £ your reception ter millions have come from the ranks of the support it; we must not be Bet up rous"and " warmer irit"—old birds under- To the thinking portion of the people it must ,1827 in a committee of forty formed for exchequer, sp be gratif three quarters of a year. They are enrolled direct or artizan and dangerous orders. Firstly—The ciphers to . represent a bottomless stand this kind of chaff. Let them give us ying to know that an institution ia being and on the occasion. Your answer , all the de- raised, the permanent aim and pay dividends to members only. men. Who will refuse to say, that for every and a stranded party. Where are bold measures interest of which ia Halifax.— The Working through the Star, ' will much oblige the , broad principles, and details to afford protection to those who havo the sympa- Men's Co.ODeratk« ' working man entering the building, there has putations vi ho wait upon ub time after time— strictly Society, No. 18, Cow-green, Halifax " committee and the entire according therewith, and then I will thetic courage to stand forward in the advocacy of , numbers 40 been another who lives upon the product of and all the localities who stand up for trust them popular freedom without the members, and does a yearly business of £3 dfift Yonr humble Servant, f ew ; but until then I will trust them , fear of being deserted It deals in groceries his labour ? Secondly—Of the women. "Who Charter ? Is not their enthusiasm worth a not. in the day of persecution. , provisions, and drapery and Benjamin Rtjshton, Secretary. entire is enrolled. Its prospects of a will hesitate to admit, that the majority of the pence ? If they would subscribe an " * I might have said "At the present time the people of Europe are continued and aucuc Halifax, October 9th. 1851 . move. much more, but I will looking forward cessf ul progress are cheering. * female English visitors were not composed of shilling " each, we should be able to not trespass to an advancement of their social you write, addreBS «B. Rushton, Oven- liabilities." on the time of the Committee. and political rights. They are tired of contending If the wives nor dependent relatives of the la- But your statement speaks of " Health and Fraternity, near Halifax.' met, but I ' with section against section, and are now beginning w^SS&^8E53?iX» den, bouring men ? Probably, if the truth could What have been incurred must be • G-. Julian Habney. to undei-Btand their true interests ratuer than con- ascertained, we should discover, that not can be no party to incurring more. I would At a public meeting of be tinuing to wasto their strength upon trifling dis- an average ° J ears 0I1 Respected Sir,— one million of men and women, some lengths to serve Chartism—I would BALANCE unions. ^^p^lt^ltl^Si, £1,100 ye.-, rly. ' Joiners more than go SHEET OF THE NATIONAL CHAR- MiDDLE8BonouGH. the enrolled Chartists, held in the working classes,—such as of liberty, perhaps of TElt ASSOCIATION -The Middlesborongh Co-ope- belonging to the serve it at the expense , FRO M JUNE 25m TO " Nevertheless many fallacious plans of reform 8S00latMm on Wednesday evening last, it was moved it, for SEPT. 29xii, 1851. will be offered to you , and they will endeavour , ln Stockton-streerf numbers Hall, mechanics and their wives and adult sisters, lisef but I will not go into debt to serve to Zlfoitj- ^Apaid up members M'Leod, seconded by John Brown :— cannot be enlist you in their support , and in the eventof y , and does £7 10s. business by A. and other weekly labourers, factory and agri- the sufficient reason that Chartism our weekij . it dea[s jn generai groceries and .lour, That Mr. O'Connor bo respectfully invited to that at- RE CEIPTS. non-compliance, they will not fail to persecute you and is ' cultural, have seen the Exhibition ! served in that way. A movement have exercised with not enrollud . Newcastle on as early a day as he may deserve . l L . £ b. a. because you integrity your MlDDUSTON visit Truly, it may be said, all this, if true, tempts tolive afterthat fashion does not Arbroath 0 9 0 judgment ; prosecution will then become .—Tlj eMiddleton and Tonge Indus- convenient to do so; and that the the instru- trial Co-operative Mitldieton , find it nothing against the great event itself, to life. Let us give up our secretary, relin- Beeton 0 3 0 ment of tho government, to silence, for a Society, Long-street, secretary forward the same to proves time, tho has 160 mum burs, and does £2,-100 business yearly. corresponding an unwillingness, on the part of the re- quish our offices, rather than justify this sus- Bermontlsey ... 0 5 0 voice of those popular teachers who may attempt ' Hit Bingley 1 '£ 10 to warn the people of tho dangerous It deals in provisions arid drapery, nnd is not en- Mr. O'Connor. ten millions, to be spectators of so picion. tendency such rolled. I have great pleasure in forvrard- maining Bolton V. 0 10 8 plans would have upon their future Dear Sir, undertaking ; but I reply by observ- ' When a Congress was about to assemble in welfare. But Padiiiam. Padiham Co-operative Score, knowing that your pre- vast an Bristol ...... 12 0 who will be willing to come forward for — The members inn*S citizens ; and that the destitution and suffering tions for the attainment of p FRANCE. Tne magistrates of Sancerre haying arres ted and no accents but their own native Sclavonian . The Among the new candi dates for tbe presi dency is health, r\s^ 'i>nh is the dispersion of the vast property for- ' . a trader. We were consequentl in a private house. they commenced a ret reat ; and soon disconcerted torious oak-leaves in their shakos^in honour of Ci ty Ha ll, for the purp ose of adopting measures to measure OPINIONS OF THE FHE8S . y ing to the Order in S pain , Portugal , The papers. .-_- containing-„„ which may be seeij¦ Wl1 The dinner terminated ve in by military combinations dispersed in the woods. their Emperor , i t being St. Franc is' s day. pay prop er regard to the memory of the late J. mer ly belong (it Dp ¦ Tl , we were about to lea , and Poland. The writer -^isWenT " De* afford no pre- Twenty-s ix of the rioters were arrested and con- The ' Milan Gazett e ' publishe s" Fenimore Cooper . Italy , France, Austria Extract from the Medical Oazelte and "' * groups of two or three , in order to the following the refusal of the Times- us; ducted to Bourges , where they will be tri ed. A notification :— ' In order to give the was . formed , Washington Irv ing, adds that in consequence of nately for our country, a mor« efficient Portt. text to (lie police of the place for torme nti ng .inhabitants of •A committee (beea^ cer battalion of the line has been Duer F. Hallec , Federa l Council of Berne to allow a . Papal , array mode of treating these deplorable complaint, i^ t . tai«l when all at, once a bri gadier of gendar merie fell in despatched from the Lombar do.Venetian kingdom a proof of the chairman and president, Jud ge , troduced ; and we hail the time as not ' to be recruit ed in Switzerla nd, the King of Nap les for diat-i , "!> the midst of and address ing the Paris by railway to the same town. pat ernal solicitude of the imperial and royal go- R. Kimball , Georg e Bancrof t, and Dr. Francis , who such diseases shall be comparatively us like a bomb, regim ents to the Pope, unheard ' ^* « Gentlemen , yon are The Prefect of Police ha s published a most vernmen t, and of the, unvaried clemency empowered to arr ange preliminarie s. will send his own Swiss would earnestly recommend all persons afflict., ? ?f J »j master of the house, said, of our were ' kind of forbid s political despotic ord inance concerning the itiner ant vendors sovereigns SWITZERLA ND. which are to pass for having come fresh from generative derangeinen tto avail themselv a°? violating the prefect ' s decree , which august , his Excellency Field-M arsha! information contained in almost every m,, f1 to you that I of vegetabl es, poultr y, rab bits Switzerland , thus eluding the articles of the Con. Dr'' *! meetin gs In consequenc e, I declare , porcelain , slippers , Count Radetz k y, has, in vir tue of the authorit y his The grand council of the canton of Berne com- May be obtained with direations, - flicted t>y court -martials; or mitigated by the pre- Rad ical par ty, with M. de Staemp , Proprietor, - in white letters on a red s benefit at leas t of the increased ground toh which tha t gentleman—ge ndarme though he was— man , domiciled at least for one year in Paris. He siding officers , do not exceed a year of simpl e mili- sident of the Federal Assembly, at its head , says public. It is one graved on the Government Stamp round each *"" dress. Bloomers are getting to be bn 1 had not the ri ght to enter , it seems to us, withou t must wear, after being, licensed, a medal, inscribed tary arrest. In consequence of which all civilians tha t certain patricia n families appropriated to them- ndoption of the but le, without which none arc genuine, and to fm "'1 or ridicule , which too closely is forgery and transportation -8 the pr esence of a magistrate of the judicial or ad- with his name and the number of his permission. now in pr ison under the circum stances defined selves a part of the sums saved from the Fr ench ; too gen eral to excite surprise of the parti es was slain , oc N.B.—Where difficulty occurs in obtaiuiiv nnT n P ministra tive order. M. Sartin having his medal It would be difficult to describe the sensation pro- above, shall immeninte ty be set at liberty. and, in consequence, it now proposes that the de- A duel , in which one . above, enclose postage stamps to the establishment Brownsville , on the 8th inst. On Sund ay with him , which proved him to he a representative , duced by this despotic ordinan ce; There are , of ' The Mili tary Commandant , Count Gytjlay. scendants of these families shall be made to repay curred in ' arose IN SEVJE N determined to try wheth er he could not get out to course, an immense number of these poor people ' Milan , Oct. 8, 1851.' what their fathe rs seized on. They want to have a evening , about eight o clock, a dispute he* JLAivmTAGES. who of that city , and Mr. l lustrating of see the mayor , and learn the cause of tbiB extra - are not Fren ch ; and still more who hav e not Th e Mila nese journal , ' II Tesoro,' has been sus- commission of inquiry nominated , from which tween Mr. W. H. Harriso n , the improved mode treatment and c » reside d of Point Isabe l. A sor t of informal a dopted by Lallemand, Jiicord, Dulandes ordinar y illegal conduct. On producin g his meda l for a year in Paris. For naturall y the first pended unti l the cessation of the state of siege, for every burger of Berne shall be excluded , such per- W. G. Clarke , ali was proposed and accepted others, of the Ilopital de Fenericu de ' j at the door, " Tou cannot leave/' immediately said resource of an impoverished stran ger would be to artic les against the Austrian they affirm , being interested in the question. duel, with five shooters, Paris fln several governmen t. sons , now unif ormly practised in this country hu ' the two gendarmes on duty, pr esenting dra wn drive some houseless trade , by which he could sup- authorities have had a on the instan t , in the str eet. They went out and We take the following from the • ' Morning On the other hand , the law _ swords at him. " But I am a re present ative, and ply, at least , the want qf. food al thou gh shelterless. ' mat ter in which it is at fifteen paces commenced the contest. Both pis- WALTER DE ROOS , M. D., Herald ' :—' We have now before us a letter signed long report prepared on the , here h my medal. Tou know our privileges. Let But the bad , be loathed h 1 tol9 missed fire in the firs t attempt ; the deceased 's Member of the Faculte du Mesieine de Paris, ge will y all, as a stigma by twenty -one Neapolitan priests—three of them proposed to nam e a special commission of seven or me pass. I wan t to see your mayor. " * ' You shall which will brand their the pistol missed fire a second time; his antagonist 35, Ely Place , IIolborx Hill, Londox, clasr. canons, three of them doctors of divinit y, one of nine members , but without any exclusion of not leave—our orders are the same for all. Be- The persons ar rested at ibe office of the to the grand fired , wi thout effect, and again fired a second time , Hr. Smith, Times Office, Leeds—One person ' Yoix du them a doctor of canon law, two cf them Li gb rnian burgess' class , and with permission ;¦> Bides, you are en cogne, and are no longer a repr e- Proscri t,' on suspicion of-being connec ted with the such measures as it when the deceased fel l by a shot near the reg ion of forms me that your Renal pills are worth a guinSi missionaries, and the remainder simple priests , ad- council of the canton to adop t box.' sentative . Remain or if not—=• " And joining French- German the heart. A warrant was issued for the arrest of , • plot, together with Lecaf , the dre ssed to the - Attorney -General of the criminal may think proper after the said commissioners shall gestures to the menace , these honest agen ts of the gerant of that journal , were set at liberty on Mon- the matter tests Mr. Harrison, but he passed the river into Mexico court of Naples , claiming at his hands tha t, mer ciful have reported on the question. So SKIN KKUPTION!*, NEttVOUS Deb, publi c force collared me, pushing me back with vio- day. before it could be executed. Jj l/fV, Scrofula, JJiseascs of tlic jtonv . : trea tment to which every untried prisoner is enti- at present. ' * . s lu A seditious plot is said to have been detected at The • Italia del Popolo' states that a patrol of re- UlanAs. . lence, and endeavoured to prevent my passage. I tled. These priests , be it understood, are all po- AUSTRIA. perc&Wing during^henigh' aeveial p r- was abou t to protest as well as I could against this Rouen, by the police, who have arr ested two ob- litical prisoners— that is to say, - they are men " who Kosstjth.—A telegr a phic advice has reached venue oncers, DE ROOS ' ^CONCEN TRATED dignity and character as an elected scure individuals. It is said that in the apar tments information that the sons coming- from the Transtevere, and carrying a GUTTLE VIT/E (or Life. Drops) is as its name im.,|: . outrage to my were , and are , favourable to that , constitu tion which Vienna , with the incredible a safe and permanent restorative of manly vigour, " le against this violence done to my per- of these were found bottles of ponder and balls. burden , thought that it might be some arti- wheti" i of the peop , Ferdinand first gave to his peop le and afterward s Austrian minister in London has demanded his pass- heavy deficient irom louf; residence in hot or cold climates 1 A letter from Grenoble of the 10 th says that the ' ing examined the parcel/they arising from solitary habits, youthful son, when the worthy chief of these two men, the perjuriously revoked. They are , and have been for ports if Kossu th be permitted to land. The state- cles of contraband. Hay delusive oxcf-O* I , infection, &c. It will also be found a speedy ' brigadier, came furiously towards us, bis sword in day before a person named Moulin , the manag er of Francis , at ment is not believed , but the fact that the Earl of foun d it to contain another fulminating apparatus corrective ) months , lodged in the prison of St. all the above dangerous symptoms, weakness. Of tile his hand and cried , as if it were the most simple the Alimentary Association , vras arrested , in virtue which was to" be exploded before tbe shop ' oi Len'i, 1 t- - I , Naples, where they lie forgotten—at least , untried. Westmoreland bas delayed bis depar ture from Ber- loss of bail and teeth, disease and decay of the nr in the world " Gendarmes , frappez , '." of a watrant issued by the procurer-general. He ii police-continued most aciive searches in that sore throat, pains in the side, back, Ioins " thing , aabrea For , some time after their incarcera tion , these , gen- lin , coupled with the conviction that this govern- The , &c. obstir • And at the same moment , another hand seized me, accused of leaving long been a" agent of the secret ter. An--Eng lish Cabine t courier , on his way .diseases of the kidneys and bladder, gleet, stricture « tlemen (for some of them are gentlemen by bir th , ment , mad enoug h at all times, but how immeasu- qua r minal weakness, loss of memory, nervo " swords were raised absve mv head. My societies of Lyons and their , most active correspon- ' having latel y landed at Civi ta Vecchia , usness, luuuhtf and three , and all by education) were 'allowed three-balf pence rably incen sed at the preparat ions makin g to re- to Naples, giddiness, drowsiness, palpitation of the heart ' until then in the den t at Grenoble. Three copies addressed to him, the harbour was not iiidK'stio friends, who had remained calm a day of our ' ' money to subsist themselves upon ! ceive Kossuth ,. is capable of ta king the strongest while tbe steame r remained in , 5^fe..^!^i^ l^'Mlon 5 interio r of the house , seeing the danger which me- of the proclamation of the revolutionar y committee permit ted to re-embark by the authorities , because ^^strengtV&c, usually resulting Irom«"^ neglect or imp™-", But ever since the 25th February last they have and most unreasonable steps , have induced some treatment by mercury, copaiba, eubebs, forced open the door and threw them- of the South , were seized at the pos t-office ; and a his pa ssport was not legalised for the Pontifical do- and other SeaiS naced me, , by a decision of the Secretary of State , been de- persons to credit it. O thers , too, who thoroughly poisons. ' search instituted at his residence ' ' allowed to continue his selves between these three madmen and myself, and , , led to the seizure prived of this miserable pittance , and have been understand the ignorance of the Austrian govern- minions . He was , however , From its properties . in removing barrenness and sit freeing me from their hands , and turning aside of a quanti ty of socialist writi ngs, and a number of under stand the rela- journey by " land, passing throu gh Rome. Lord disorders of FEM ALES, such as leucorrhoea , or " [?» told th ey ought to subsis t thems elves out ; of the ment arid their incapacity to whites, " head-ache, giddiness, indigestion their svfords .-received the blows destined for me. letters tendin g to compromise other persons. : M. Palmers fon;!it appears , has taken offence at that in- , vaVitaf™ : patrimo ny of the church. The result is that tions of a ministry in Eng land and the power of a of the heart, dry cough, lotvness of spirits, ac. £? began to cut GaraveJ, a half-pay captain t o sul Freeborn , has alread y addressed AH the five gendarmes being uni ted , , was also arrested at the gentlemen are now lying on the bare member ' of t he cabinet, are inclined to believe that sult , and he C n , It is admirably adapted to that class of suiVcrcrs 3S jJ some of these ' ' and thrnst right and left on us and on the passers- same time, but has since been set at liberty. Cap- : the Austrian as he several energetic notes to the Pontificial govern , creates new, pure aud rich blood, (thereby l>urify!n» Jj flags of the prison floor , without covering, and that minister may on this occasion, Strengthening the whole system, ) and soon by. I had the profound grief to see blood flow. tain Brun , who was arrested , some time back on a ' ment demandi ng reparation. restores the they ar e actuall y perishing slowly from the pan gs of did in the affair of Haynau v. Barclay and Perkins s invalid to sound health even after ail other remefo my friend9 were wounded Jn this de- political char ge, - had been removed on tbelOcb hyani has hired apartments in the Many of hunger. ' For mon ths the friends and families of draymen , have demanded the in teference of the go- Count Batt (which have usually a depressing tendency) have failed - Champ Elys6e, Paris, where he purposes to lead a hence .its almost unpar'aleUed success. ' » plorable conflic t, althoug h th ey only endeavoured to instant , under escort for Lyons , where he is to be these priests sent them such succour and assistance vernment wher e it has no power whatever. Mean- • fear, nervousness, and even insanity itself, when '¦ cause it to cease, by seizing the arms of which such tried. overwhelmed with abu se in life of retirement. (as |j in money as could be occasionally conveyed into the time Lord Palm erslon is Pastor was brought on often the case) arising from , or combined with Urinar, ¦ a fatal use was made against them. I must add , to ITALY. A person of the name of prison. But these sums are now exhausted , and the government press. He is at the bottom of Saturday before the Correctional Police, Paris, Diseases, they are unequalled. By their salutary acfe ;¦ that I also saw one of our aggressors A corresp ondent writing from Florence on the 6th on acidity of the stomach, they correct bile and' ! be exact, they complain they must perish unless they be al- everything ; he has insti gated the common councils under a charge of having bad a quantity of pistols indfei. t y, face. He was the only one who in iii3t ., thus describes the state of Tuscany :— tion, purity and < promote the. renal secretions , thefelj ¦ wi h a blood lowed by the government not tbree-half pence , but of London and Southampton ; he ha s done so much in his possession, without permission from the preventing the formation of stone, and establishing f,| I ' Religious intoleranc e is again predom i this shamef ul ambuscade received an apparent nant here, three carlini a day. 'We are gentlemen and priests ,' indeed , that to simple ' mind * he must appear all- authorities. , In his defence be declared that he was lift the healthy functions of al) these organs. O.S'E'Unit ) wound. I know- not , at the moment at which I and the grow ing spirit - of piote&taiYtwm is com ' established in Bel- will convince the most prejudiced of their surpising pro. '" say they, in a touching appeal , ' and either brin g us powerful as well as ubiquitous. • the agent.of a factory of arms ' write, if it has any gravity. But what I know well bat ed by inquisitorial ri gour on the part of the go gium , and that the forty-nine pairs of pistols found perties. •; to] trial , liberate us , or give us wherewith to subsist CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES. May be obtained with direction s, &c, at Js. lSd,,2g. Sd,, *five or six citizens who hurried up received vern ment. The Swbb protestant minister has 1 in his possession belonged to that firm. The court - ia, that as gentlemen and men of honour , so that we may An insurrection ha s broken ' out in the Central 4s. 6d., 11s., and 38s. per box, through all Medicine Vendors; ' been definitively 1 decided that the permission required by law was or should any difficulty occur they will be sent (free) : wounds which will for a long time leave traces, if prohibi ted from preaching in not perish of hunger. ' - American States of San Salvador and Guatemala. , a Italian. indispensable, and in consequence sentenced him to receipt of the price in postage stamps, by Dr. De ife^ : they have not a sad result. Such, citizen editor, is • Coun t Guicciardini was recently convicted GERMANY. General Carrera; with a force of 1,500 men , had ' of havin g pay a fine of 200 fr. 35, Ely-place, HoUrovu-lvUI, London. * the way in which the agents of the public force put for th protestant doctrines , to about attacked the enemy in San Salvador who mustered TESTIMONIALS. ; Advices dated the lO tb inat. state tha t the hop e , The widow of General Enna, who was killed in nnderstand their duties and their mission ; how a dozen of his friends who met together for the 4,000 stron g, and defeated them, with a loss of four has arrived To test tho truth of which, Dr. De Roos solicit? in<,uirj ( of Germany must'be very low when the meeting of an engagement with the party of Lopez, themselves. < they respect the domiciles of citizens, their liberty, purpose, in . censequence of which heinous offence • from the persons the Bavarian chamb ers can inspire any hope at all ; men killed. He then evacu ated tbe conn try. Tbe at Tigo, in a steamer from Cuba. The Guatemala T. Webster, Esq., Sealford, near Mel ton Mowbrar, and their life. I do not speak of their respect for he and his auditors are now languishing in confine, frigate has also arrived at Vigo, with 116 of the expectat ion abroad revolution , by the-last advices , had commenced on —' Having read youv advertisements, I felt ussnrel the inviolability of .Republican representatives ; for roen t in the pr isons of Volterra , with the excep- yet it seems there is some faint 'persons condemned by court martial to. imprison- your lieual Pills would be of service to some of ray ' be: less submissive to the the Rio Grande , and the insurgents , after capturing ' a long time past it seems to have been a received tion of those who preferred banishment , and had in- that these chambers may ment with , hard labour in Spain , for having neighbours. I have had twelve boxes, and they have de touchin g the abo- the government bands, had marched to join Cara - from taking them. One man lmd thing that the rights which we derive both from the terest enough to obtain that commutation of their demands of the Frankfort Diet, invaded Cuba under Lopez. The Yenus and the rived great benefit a ' babel , who was concentrating bis forces near Mon- bottle of your Life Drops, and he very ' earnestly cor^titution and the suffrage of our fellow-citizens sentence. An English lition of ' fundamen tal rights , and the ' re-orga- Isabella-Catolica bring ten others , making altoge- , gentleman , Mr. Walker, was terey. . , solicits more, it did him so much good. 1 have and sV.ali nising of its constitution ,' than the smaller states ther 12C. continue to vecommend your valuable Tills to aU laj only serve to place us out of the pale of the com- arres ted about six weeks ago on a similar char ge, \Ve hnve dat es from 'Nicaragua to September 2. ¦ have hither to shown themselves. One after the . M. Martin , deputy mayor of the commune of friends.' mon law. The attack of which I complain to you, tha t of protestant propagandists , and al thoug h his dispers ion of the legislative body at Ma- other of these have manifested the utmost alacrity After the Cressat, who bad been suspended from his func- John Andrews, Mevsyehan, Pontypool.—' After taWn? and which I signalise to the indignation of your period of deten tion was but short, owing to the nagua, as stated in .previo us advices , it assembled tions by the Prefect of the Creuse, for using disre- a hox of your Pills, I am so much better that I am raimil in re tro gression , from Wurtemberg to Bremen there to send for another.' readers, en attendant the opportunity of bringing it immediate and spirited remonstrances of the Hon. again at Granada. Sen'or del Montenegro , the di- spectful remarks towards the President of the Re- has been no dissentient voice. The senate of the Mr. Milton, Welch, Furness.— ' Your Kenal Pills are rte for ward in the tribune of the National Assembly, Mr. Scarlett , British charge d 'affaires, the unfor- rector elected b that bod y, succeeded in establish- public at a sitting of the municipal council, has only medicine I have ever met with that have been of «r. last state has even gone further than the abolition y • ¦ is, however, only an edition of that which was com- tunate members of the family with whom the of- ing his governmen t , bu t died a few days after. A been definitively dismissed. • vice.' of the ' funda mental ri ghts.' It has decreed, or law has been under Ml%. T. Blo6tn, Limehiln-street, Dover.—' Please to seoj mitted at Monlins on the 1st of May, 1849, against fending conver sation took place (a conversa tion new election took place. The real leader of the A delicate question of military atbe r sanctioned the decree of the governmen t , the consideration of the secon d council of war, pre- a few more of your wonderful Pills. Jly wife feels gnu Ledrn Rollin and two of hi3 colleagues. Violence which Mr. Walker affir med to have been utterly un. Granadine party is Do» Truto Chamo rro , a man of ' that when any of the rights in question have come sided over by Lieut.-Col. Man6que, of the 13th Regi- relief already.' will then always come from men who call them- premeditated ) are still in gaol and likely to remain a narrow mind and obstinate characte r. He is the Mr. Westmacott, 4 Market-street, Manchester.—' Too ' into practical exercise by specific laws , such laws ment. A sergeant of the lOtlj, .Chasseurs , going to medicine'a are very highly syolsen of by all who have p. selves moderate, and who entitle themselves the there. These arrests and condemn ations are by no commander of the military force of the Gra n adine of the same are to underg o a most searching revision , in order a public ball, met private Ligoade, chased them of me.' : friends of order ! Fraternal salutation. means accor din g to the tenour of the law , as laid governmen t. The posiiion of the United States corps staggering' drunk upon the staircase. The pronounce the bit • to purify them ' of whatever leaven they may con- , Roos's work, which we unhesitatingly i H. Sahtix, down by the constitution , bu t are carried out by Charge d'Affaires , Mr. Kerr , is invested with a grea t Serjeant ordered the private to make way, where- extant.' I ' tain that may he thou ght ' at variance with the • Representative of the People. arbitrar y policei resolutions , termed processo ecouo- deal of interest. When Mr. Kerr arrived at Leon , upon the latter struck him. The minority of the ' THE MEDICAL ADVISER is iudeed a boon te the paij. 1 principles of the Bund. A pretty clean sweep of lie, as it bas the two-fold advantage of plainness, and beiq Montlugon, Oct. 6th.' mico, a sort of economy which generally proves he was informed that the governmen t of Nicaragua council were of opinion, that the Draconian tenor of written by a skilful and dul qualified man constitutionali sm has been alreadv made. The ri ght which prescribes the punishment y , who tvitallj The interference of the gendarmerie with the fatal to the interests of the prisoners. This species could not receive him, this state having formed with the military code, well understands his subject.'—JP. Times. of self-taxation , ministerial responsibility, the inde- of death f or striking a, superior officer was inflexible. dinner to M. Sartin at Coramentry has led to very of abuse of power was abolished by the status, but the two states of San Salvador and Honduras , a ;' Many, a man, who unmarried and miserable, is iiowk- [ pend ence of the judicature , the freedom of the But a majority of four against three adopted the daring in silent sorrow the penalties of former folly (perhaps ¦ serious troubles. The government organs speak of has been latel y resumed by the reactionary govern- confederation to which the forei gn relations had the ti ht of association , juries , and corpora- , argument of counsel for.the defence, that when a committed in ignorance,) had he possesses such a book a; \ a bloody battle as having taken place betwe en the ment, and the insolence of the police has greatl y press , g members this would hare been a happy husband, a honoured parat .¦ one fell swoop been entirely been ceded by each of the thr ee , non-commissioned officer ' off duty mixes with his , troops and the peop le. It appears certain , by the increased in consequence, to the prejudices , in se- tion privilege s, 'have all at ' to the and useful member of society.1—B. A-. Dispa tch. j make a and that he had to present his crede ntials subordinates in a place of public diversio n , he admission of M. Sartin in a letter to the ' Avene- veral instance s, of British subjects. There was done away with. That Bavaria should Lasting benefit can only be reasonably expcetedat tla j , federal government. This, from want of such in- loses a portion oi the prestige of his rank , nnd upon linnds ' indeed stand , however , against this appears of all things of tlie intelligent and practical physician, who, de- \ ment, dated Montlugon , October lOtb , that the , such a simultaneou s bur st of complaint structions , Mr , Kerr could not do, and thus lie this consideration , the offender - was sentenced only parting from the routine of general practice , devotes is •¦ the most improbable ; for Bavaria may be said to populace of Commentry turned out, paraded the from British subjects , about six weeks ago, tha t it could not take an official position. It must appear to five years' imprisonment in irons, with military whole of his studies to this cluss of diseases , the lamemat'I j belong to the Austrian division of Germa ny, and neglect Of Which by Ordinary medical men, and AeL- streets singing (he ' Marseillaise , and proclaiming appeared as if an inten tional and systematic attack singular , that tbe government at Waa hingtoii has degradation . Jondly their determination not to allow any arrests had been made has besides been most active in crushing every Disturbances took place on the 12th at Sancerre , futile attempts at cure by mercury and other equa'i; upon them by the (covernnient not been informed of a state of tbing B which made dangerous medicines, have produced the most alarmiug R vesti&e of constitutional life out of HeBse Cassel . (Cher.) The rioters were dispersed by the troops , to be made. The; were as good as their word. agen ts. There Waa the " case of Mr, Walker, to the sending of Char ge d'Affaires to Nicara gua an suits. as this middle state is somewhat am- who captured twenty-six person s with suvma in their ' s practice for nU5j They resisted the gendarmes , and twice rescued which I have jus t alluded ; that of Mr. Newton , Nevertheless , has since re- From the grsat extent ot Da. DE Roos ht thai out of a sentiment of impossibility. The ne w confede ration bands , amongst whom was the Mayor of Pree y, yeara, aud liis former connexion with the various insfc . several prisoners who were as often recap- the architect , who.was collared by th e police in the bitious , it it is thoug , assert an independency of action fused to liold any further communication with Mr. tions, both in London nnd l'aris, for the relief of those j$ J tured. Three men were wounded by the fire of town of Volterr a, whilst he was looking about him pride—in order to G ttatfieW of. Great Britain in Cen- aicted with Debility^ Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms, Suit : 1 impo rtance by trie two great , the.re presentativ e The Real Discoverer.—In Australia the gold the troops . The ^ Patrie speaks of two gendarmes and makin g some inquiries , and then imprisoned for —to roafce her fe)i , hires, Gleet, Veneral and Scorbutic eruptions, Jk c. otfe j this occasion set an examp le trar America. discoveries, so new and surprising to the public, taco and body ; he has had perhaps unusual facilities tor ¦ as being . severely wound ed. According to M. havin g made a drusqite remonstrance against the powers , she may on of. resistance that tbe " little states dare not ven- CANADA. are not knew to the scientific world, More than observing the pecularities and consequences of earful Sartin' s account , however , the resis tance of the po- gendarmes' conduct ; and that of Captain Hare, Advices from Toronto , dated September 27tn , two years ago in an Essay on the Distribution of cular stage. Hence he is enabled confidently and coiise'iea- ture on. , " (no; pulace was passive merely; hut one gendarm e was his brother , and the Honourable Alfred Stour ton, state that the Inspector-General , the Postmaster. Gold Ore," read before the British Association , to tiously to undertake the .removal of every symptom ; , From Pe3th and Hermannstadt there have arri ved excepting the most inveterate or long standing) in asshoi: hurt , and that accidentall y, while wrenchin g bis who were roug hly handled by the police in the General , and the Commissioner of Crown Lands , which our ra iders will be indebted for some of the lists of the sentences pronounced by the court mar- a time as is consistent with safety ov return of money; -'• musket from the hands of an artisan who had streets of Lucca, and subsequentl y dragged off to hav e resigned their offices and seats in the cabinet. factB contained in the present gossip,.Sir Roderick . Country patients wishing to place themselves wnte " tial on another batcb of political prisoners . In the : seized it in self-defence. The ' Patrie' evidently prison , and grossly insulted there , for havin g rid- It ha s not yet trans pired whe ther the resi gnations iMurchison " reminded . his geological auditors that treatment will be minute in tha detail of the-!r cases, sal first list figure thirty- eight members of the 'illegal ' to prevent trouble, no letters from strangers mil lie replifi makes the most of the deplorable occurrence , to den their horses too fa st over some tabooed porti on are accepted. The in considering the composition of the chief or .eas- Hun garian Diet, and of the ' rebel ' commissioners. whole cabine t is expected to re- tern ridge of Australia, anil its direction from north to unless they contain £1 in cash, or by Pusr-ofiioe Ordsr lay a foundation for the favourite regime of the of road. . These aggressions have given rise to com- sign. The various departmen ts of government , ex- payable at tho Itolhorn Office , for which the ueeessarj The sentences pronou nced were death by the hal ter , to south, he' had foretold (as well as Colonel Hel- state of siege, which will doub tless soon be app lied plain ts of unjust imprisonment on the part of Mr. cept the Crown Land -office ' closed at Sep- advice and medicines will be sent. and confisca tion of the proper ty of all. The Em- , .Toronto , morson , of the Russian Imperial Mines) that gold ratient3 in the country corresponded with till eure.1. to the department of the Allier. According to the Scarle tt , who has been promised by the government tember 20t h. peror's mercy has commuted tbe sentences on seven would be found in it; and he stated that, in the At home for consultation , daily, from 10 till 1, ;yiil 5 :'!l latest accounts , the disturbance was far from being that a strict examination shall be made into the arKuwoitnt. ' imprisonmen t on thirteen to six The report of the Commissioners of Emigra tion last year, one gentleman resident in Sydney, who 8, (Sundays excepted,) unless by previous at an end , and the people were in a most alarming conduc t of the gendarmes , and that their dismissal to ten years , Address, Walter de Hoes, M.D., 35 Ely-place, Hols** years ' shows a decrease of emigrants to Canada in 1850 had read what he had written and spoken 6a this , state of irritation. Several squadrons of cavalry ar- shall ensue as soon as their culpabili ty is proved ; years ' imprisonment , on seven others to four , hill, Lbttdbn. Hours, 10 lUH,p and 3 tillS. Sum1-* «• j ' from tbe previous year. In the. year ending De- point, had Bont him specimens o! gold ore found in rived at Commentry, b forced marches, from Mou- on four to two years imprisonment ; and the re- Copied unless by previous arrangameut. I y ba t the Tuscan authorities are as slippery as eehs cember , 1850, the number of emigrants from the the Blue Mountains ; whilst from another source, and on the 10th they escorted thirteen pri- maining seven have been liberated altogether . Those lies, and it requires great firmness and patience on the United Kingdom to Canada .were 32,635 ; and of he had learnt that tbe parallel north and south in ' condemned at Herm annstad t were formerly officers the Adelaide region soners, handcuffed, to the prison at Montlugon. part of the Brirish charge d affaires to hold them those 8 , which had yielded so much in the Austrian service. They are forty in number. , only 1 ,380 remained in the province ; copper , had also given undoub ted signs of gold on. THOMAS PARS. The procureur-general and several members of the to their bargain. The Lucca affair is now before 723 went to the United St ates. In tbe The sentences pronounced by the court were death 15, previous Tho operation of En glish laws, by which noble Court of Appeal of Riom have arrived there, and the regular tribunals , and an excellent advoca te year, the numb er of emigran ts to Canada was - by tbe halter upon all. Their punishment has been metal s lapse to the crown , had induced Sir Roderick were met by the general commanding the district has been retained by the three English gentlemen. 495. It is only abou t thirteen years since that ' commuted to sixteen , twelve, ten , eight, six, five, 38, Murchiaon to represent to her Majesty ' s Secretary and the procureur-general of the Republic. A legal Many witnesses, amongst whom is an Austrian the tide of emigration from the United Kingdom of State that no colonists would be9tir the mselves inquiry is going on which will probabl lead to fresh , attest the brutal and uncalled for violence of three, and two years respectively. , y officer ceased to flow in greahst force against tbe shores in gold mining if some clear declarati ons on the state trials. M. Sartin conjures the people to cease the gendarmes ; but I shrewdl y 'suspect that they A considerabl e number of the Deputies of the of these British provinces , and took the direction of subject were not made ; but as no measure on this a useless resistance ' welljhovf far they would be Diet, sitting at Kouigsber g, have sent in a petition , which can only aggravate the knew pretty backed by tbe Uni ted States. head seemed to be in contemp lation , he inferred posiiion of the prisoners, and distract attention their superiors , and only acted in complia nce with to the government agains t the reviva l of the Diets , that tho governmen t may be of The work of the late session of parliament ia thus opinion that the from the original provocation of the gendarmes. their wishes. The case of Lord Aldborou gh's sons of which tbe following passages give the substance : discorery of any notable quantity of gold might summed up : bills introduced, 322 ; carried , 117 ; He repeats his determination to complain to the at Leghorn is still wra pped in myster y' Their tri al —' It is notorious that there are a varie ty of opi- derange the stability and regular industry of ;v lost or dro pped , 145. Of the whol e number , only Assembly of the flagrant violation of the sanctity of was broug ht to a conclusion on the 13th of tost nions wita reipect to the legaW Vy oi tbe provincial great colony, which eventuall y must depend upon 26 ori gina ted in tbe Legislative Coun cil. a private houae and the illegal attack upon his diets, that not only in many places no elections its agricultural products ." T hat was the langua ge , per- month , and the papers were forwarded to Marshal . son, which led to these lamentable results. itadetsk y for inspection. have taken place , or have been carried thr ough by useil by Sir Roderi ck Murchison in September , Hitherto no answer has 1819 ; and in September , 1S51, Accounts have just arrived of disturbances at been re turned ; probabl ' miserable minorities , but also that no small number we are all startled y the Emperor s visit to #amgtt $U8cettmu ) by the fac t which brings empha tic confirmati on of PARR'S LIFE TILL* of deputies who hav e been elected have refused to 18 '- Bagneres , on the 9th inst., occasioned by an inter- Lombardy has so much occupied the time of the his prophecy. —Dickens' a Household Words J- are acknowledged to be the best Medic" "> tatives . wor ld. ference by the gendarmes with the customar y all-powerful marshal , that he has hot had leisure to act. And although by personal represe n , The ' Journal des Debats ' SEfiTBNCE O"F IMPRISONMENT ON Invkikok Ani- states that the 80,000 boxes sold weekly amusemen ts of the annual fetes. enter into the merits of the affair. Whatever and minority elections , it has been possible to open MAT.S .--A former who bas just , v sen- numb er of foreigners residin g in the department of quitte d a farm near The fine powers of tIlis n*!. " There seems to be little doubt that th ere is a tence the the Provisional Diets, yet, that many of tne depu- Bury was about twelve balsamic and invigorating Austrain court-martial at Leghorn may have the Seine, who have applied for permis de sejour, years ago thrown by his cine are wonderful : a trial of a single *k>s« w'11 o:u r- . • ties have appeared very reluctantly is not to be horse , for which offence he passed upon tho animal iBvigoniw « great difference between the President and his Mi- passed will remain secret until it has received the exceeds 30,000 ; but , that only 20,000 have viction that they are all that is neeessaty to and that not only the second and third es- the dread sentence of perpetual imprisonment feeble, restore the invalid to health and Jo gooo « '• nisters. At a cabinet council recentl y held , it is approbation of the superior military au thoritie s, so denied , been gran ted , as it required some time to investi. , and , n from th at day until the sale the poor beast remained cases. Tho heads of families should always liayj t»f' ' said , Louis Napoleon proposed the repeal of the that the future destiny of the Messrs . Stratford ta tes, »but the first also, have manifested the gate the case conbto^i of each app licant to ascertain wheiher in confinement, his only employment duri ng the the house, sis they may, with the greatest law ot May, and that his ministers intima ted that dep ends in realit y upon the fiat of the veteran Ra- strongest aversion to tbe revival of the diets. In resorted to at any time or in any case. ,.e. there is any cause for refusal. The permis were in whole period .being to rub oft his inane and tail , of t\ they would resign ii he persevered in that intention. detsky. case the Chambers should sanction the continuance _ Bilious Disorders.—Parr's Life Tills are »' P" in thei first instance , says this journal , made ou t for which he is now minus. Another horse , whose in removin g Uia w Police , alleging as hiB reason , rately confined in cells adapted for eight , so- that number of deputies to those of the first class, by number of expulsions subiected to the same penalty. — Bury Post. , and da t of foreigners does not up to at all times troublesome and notunfrequentlr "- ; that he would oot be able to pre serve order if uni- each has seven companions. On the 13th they met which means the chief object ion to the diets might ' ' , ; t01J1 this time, adds the ' Debats ,' exceed 200.' The ily taking two or.three doses of these pills, the*}»{' e versal suffrage were Bgain the order of the day. together for the first time since their arrest . Their he rem oved, and they might be brou ght into har- Brother Chartists beivare of youthful Ten Shillinq above described , an uuiisi a '¦ statement con cludes by men tioning that a further are speedily removed ^ On this point Gerardin says:— 'A few weeks ago health is tolerably good , but they ra ther complain mony wUb the constitution. tymcka ivho imitate this Advertisement. of serenity pervades the mind , the stonwli and;"^ Aiar delay has been gr anted to enable forei gners to app ly restore d rctu r iw'o ' » M. Carlier made no mystery to any one of his op- of the meagreness of prison diet. Their ultimate ' Some time ago we mentioned to our readers a 1118 t< > their natural functions , and for permissions of residence , who have not already B «»ATEri is the result. . t position to the law of May. What has wrought fate does not inspire their friends with much un- rumoured intentio n on the part of the Prussian ^KJ ii'^T ^ , MUM. done so, bu t that it will expire nex t week , and tha t S;A««, KltcunintisiM. GotM' , I HiOII Liver he «liol* opinion of the Prefect easiness , as it is supposed that the Austri an Kovemment to change the organisatio n Debility, Striciuve E > Complaints, Jaundice, ic.-T ,f ^r i- such a Midden change in the autho- of the then the clause of expulsion will be , Glecl, etc. " "' disorders Complaints, »>» u. Prussian army. An ini ti ative enforced against denominated Liver . •' I iritll< = of Police ? Is it true that, alarmed at the prospect rities are riot desirous of implicating themselves step towar ds this end CA1JTHON.—Ayouthfulself-styled ten shilling doctor buted to cold—anxiety—want of exercise— SUCh residents 88 shall not have complied with the 5 1 lte« ^ of a debate on the Lotter y of the Lingots d'Or , M. with the Brit ish government , nor is it thought that may be detected in tbe ' Militar Wochen Blatt • last order of the prefect . ¦ S ™6 "»jutoc e being his ouly quHlffieai m) U n» drinkS-eXOOSBU'e use oi mercury, i:c., 'S,W<* week. The 1st ttUyiHisiDff under she assumed name of an powerfully on the Liver, and obstruct tl'e^?Kiti« tf: Cariier prefers leaving his post fay the great door of the revelations brou ght out durin g the tri al are 5UC\l regiment of Landwenr Reserv ed sician, eminent nhv- tlie 1 &T»ie ' Official Milan Gazstto ' having rec ently highly injurious imitations of these mcSes nn.3 of its natural functions and secretions, and J ' -cucrJ politics, instead of being turned out by an br&er Ae as to warra nt extremely severe measures , even if the Infantry is not , when its term of service has ex- an useless abbreviated nun uj me nver is iiiiym">•¦"- • llv given an account of . th e aud ience granted by tlie dO copy of»r De IUkm- ..X . I* or sucn vital uttenuAt & to, jour motive?' competence of an Austrian court -martial to pass pired, to he disbanded , but is to be kept up (drop - Meflical AdviserOre , &\suAt£» 's tiflej^ health , that these interruptions if not Emperor to the Duke of Pasqua , who had been sent el1 'to see sthe u&s aunJioe occui ^ A sor t of the judgment on Bri tish subjects , in countries not ping the name of Laudweh r ,) under the denomi- w that stump be S " Often terminate fatally. Should J ^., panic seems to have seized upon be- by the King of Sardinia to comp liment his Majesty, pvopwetov«vL^'s name, affixed tl to remove this uiseasi. (liji in to Austria na tion of ' Regiment of Reserved Foot Guards ;' to each box or bo'tie is a bona all doubts with respect to men of the parliament on Monday last, who, longing , were to be recognised. Mem- in which account it is stated that the Duke had three of Old Pabr's pills every night, for a n'y" the* and bot h the Uhlan reg iments are e c ^ Cl consequence of the most puerile rumours, hastened while the Dra gon British war steamer, is still at also to belong come to offer a tr ibune restore tlie patient to perfect health. 'i'l' "", of ooot« of homage , the ' Piedmon- diseases are before which as a mat1*' to the Salle des Conferences of the Assembly. Leghorn , watchin g the pro gress ot events. One no longer to the Laudwehr , hut to be con tinued tese Gazette ' ' S=- =^-t ^»Si specified , , of the 6th justly takes offence at should be carefull y avoided. j[ \fi &' There General Bedeau—who presides in the ab- thing is certain , that is, that the unfortunate Tus- permanently on t he footing of disposable troop s. ,, ^ this , and insinuates that the writer of the ' Milan Gout, Iijieujiatism, ltbstniATic Golt, '"'li to a"J. sence of Dupin—and cans compromised in the affair will be visited with UNITED STATES. E R citing be "' « ! other grave people were heard Gazette ' is so accusto med to' German tha t he is b S' C0MP0UND RENAL causes of these complaints may " LBrce. ° repeating y D%L?s a the)r£? name Henal (or the general derangement of the system ; freq uent ina'i- with solemn credulity that the President the utmost rigour of the law, the government being We have advices from New York to the 30th ult. degrees forgett ing his I talian ; inasmuch cates h,,V™7,,1 1 . Kidneys) imli Sprains, .. meditated as a tribute :2J" '_?? !L ? ™??" .y instances effected a cure ^vhen all their ai>pcarauce ave, Colds, Bruisess a military coup d'etat for Tuesday or very glad to have an opportuni ty of laying its We informed our readers some weeks ago or' a of homage , whate ver it may mean in geuce in wine, spirits, and hi hlj-apiccil foods ; i teB^ it Germ an , cer ' an "wnoffegtablfchedby *• cm. g "Wednesday ; that all the arrangements were made ; hands on so many of its enemies ' at one fell swoop.' rio t at Christians , in Pennsylvani a, would ' se t of the paoiiACUI tvn and? ^ery person who has jet ever an established fact, th:.,t iu nine casos oui be «* where, in an tainly impl y vas8alage in It alian , which vas- them offfc f < tried cure i; ...m). that the generals th at the person suspected o/ Vean«i daefficaciouser remedy is hereditary, thus mwiiiff. that before a of the garriBOQ who would not It is worth men tioning attem pt to obtain possession of some fugitive salage Sardini a is not prepared to accept. Sp/ *£ "$*' **% ever dis- m i«»5t enter Into e a "S °™ compllints. DIS- fected a total change ol the systi- , oi>er»i e5 °' the plot were to be replaced by creatures having played the spy, in the case of Lord Aldbo- slaves; their owner was killed , and several of his Father Mathew is now CHAlfrvl OP i vx-Y ^?KIND The powerfully invi ting alternative J» iti ' in New York , expectine > and disei>«8 of the kidneys gora ami cf| of the Eljjej; and that all bas just been rewarded by being ap. party were dangerously wounded. Since that time shortly to retu rn andand£ unnary orgaus l'arr's Life l'ills, will, by a fetr weeks l'^fLe is the leading parliamen- rough' s sons, to his native land. letter has ganerully, whether resulting from * * tarians were to be arrested. These situation at Port o A 0 letw isB takint'.two or three daily at dinner, infallibly I»° monstrous re- pointed to a ffovernmen t Ferrajo , numerous arrests have been made of person s; black been wri tten by Henry Clay to Mr. enHfT? ?* " . > wMd>. if nsgkcUd, frequentl y ports., eagerly Henr y Grinnell Ue iu to'Madder happyjjhange. Actions, » swallowed ana circulated by th e in the island of Elba. On the 27ih of last month and white , who were engaged in tbe affray, and warml y recomm endin g death ' , and a lingering i- nervous aliej «- alar med a unite d effort on the part ! EMALe Complaints.—Head-ache, ;3lio representat ives, seem to have ori ginat ed in the Austrian military tribunal at Leghorn con- they are to be tried for murder and treason . of the cozen s l?or gout, sciatica, rhematism irregularities of the system depression ' ! 1f lo relieve the apostle of temperance , tix dolorcux, erysipelas, , °| ,i|U ai ! the resi gnation s of General Magnan , the Com. and one to be sent to Among the blacks arrested as accessories ore four fi ropsy, SCr.Otllla, lOSS Of haw and teeth , ofsp eomplosion, isc—talte two or three P.-irr's i««J, ^ea- demned five men to be hung, , from the pecuniary embarrassmen depression irhs, aW •» , *"tf- Bsander-jn-cbief of the Army of Paris t s which he has oiushmg, uicapactty for souiety, study or business con- time, regularly for a weelc, after which , jtt ; Generai the galleys, for murder and robbe ry ; but , in conse. who were recognised as fugitive slaves, and sent •ncurre d in the tuaion , healtWU' Carrelet , Commander of the First discbar ge of his mission. , guMmess, drowsiness, sleep without refreshment, may require, which will soon restore a Division 5 and quence o{ no hangman being forthcoming, the sen- lack to their masters without hesitation. Ihe nile bloom to the complexion. , 1* General Boston pap ers say that at a late Mi*' Levasseur , Commande r of one of the Bri- tence was commuted into shooting for two, and im- A very large .meeting has bten held in Charle s- entertain - rp.HE MEDICAL ADVISER , Beware of spurious imitations of tlie ""i^ pills' 81* ¦*• approved iNone are s M«- (jo- gades. The ' Messaged reports that Magnan is prisonment for the other four. The two culprits ton South Carolina, at which separate M Wintbrop t0 the edition, written in a popular style, devoid genuine unless the words ' Parr t)ie , secession durin g the late Canadia»s «f techmcalties, and addressed in White Letters on engraved » ,,,/ji to be succeeded by General Bourjolly, who will SK?i F'jubileeiS , the only bevera ge used W- to all those who are snffer- a Red Ground, were accordingly shot thr ough the back on the was warml y and efficientl y opposed. The course ng from Spermatorrhoea, or SeminanYeakness, anil the vernment Stamp, pasted round each box ; -" BoWtta also replace Gener al Randan ia the Muu ntiy various Pro prieto rs, >¦¦ oi morning of the 30tb , by a platoon of Austrian sol- things are now taking in that state seems to give disqalifying forms of premature decay resulting simile of the signature of the War ; while Carrelet is to A COUple Of America n gentlemen from infection and youthful abuse an d Co.' London H J | give way to Gener al St. diers, in the assuranc e that no attempt at disunion who have been , that most delusive , on the directions. u.t5 .it Arnaud, presence of ten thousand spectators. Will for the on a vi«t to practice by Which the Sold inBoxes family po!'' command er in the late African campaign. The garri son at Leghorn ' the negro colonies of Canada vigour ana manliness of life are ener- at Is. ljd. , 2s. 9d,, and P^' is about to march to present be BticcesBfuU , It has become evident of diet the , contra, vated and destroyed, even before sature has fully esta Sold by all medicine vendors in town and couwO^fjngj Florence, and will oft-repeated assertion that the B.ished tbeJpowerB of the and D be replaced by a regiment at late that the southern states are all, with the one pulation negro po- andstami^na constitution. sale London Agents :—Messrs. Barclay 5on|'tton » , J ^iiSSffl^*1^*1111™ th of Canada are in a It contains also an elaborate and carefully written ac- dofi-street; Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard .i t . «s» Ru enes, who will not hold much treasonable com- exception, loyal to tbe Union, and miserable condition. Qsfor.a-5^»B . cann ot be induced They report that the coloured inhabitants count of the anatomy and physiology of the organs of both Co.. Bow Church-yard ; Sangar 151, amount se«8, ILLUSTR ATE© BY UVMfifiWS COiOUflfiD M* IJttnuay and. Co., Oxiord-street, October 18, 1851. THE NORTH ER N ST A R. ot '- -:- mating his , ?o be " " ' , ¦ T -<- - 9$OetVfr ^L^i!^Owish to sPeakpeak,, loto..^in her in PrlTatprivate<\. She no otherh groundsSounds can. theirfcheir conduct be accounted What raw- «,,„. tiT^^n "^ , "T. ' " accepted his support! . ^ 3 material*.materials, then , forf™ the fabrication offtf . ;.. . . -^ , and left the room, when the for. The ends of justice would have been abun- e il ere U,0 armies. The Discovery op Gold is Austiulia;—At the same scene was played over again. She could not dantly answered m«ir < fl ' 'n Sark ? Much many ways, 'cesium' \. ' by taking the Baroness into cus- S™W Physically ; not huioh¦tateUectuahy- forthcoming Cabinet Council tho recenfc' disoovery speak English ; and it is easy to conceive the terror tody on the morning of the investigation, but to tnat stuff Household Words.—" Mamma ! I or gold in Australia will form one of tho chief of a helpless would have to be- imported and grown, want some 10 THE.PSEBIDBSX OF IBJlXCE. woman, thus dragged from the midst take her from the midst of an evening party would 1 of the isl more bread and butter."—Puncli. topics of discussion, with a view to send out by tho Of a social assembl ive more in K ^f *n instead' of having freedom in It is statbd that the largest of of the diaoovory of gold, and to prison. ing accusation. t£I »i1 r given for a diamon d was £150,000. tne steps which he (the governor),had adopted to Disdain'd to hurl thee to thy grave ? P °£the 8Pi«t,) are stunted and ugly, thoifir??ktheliT« le Sbxf-Kxowledgb.—Few men know enough to secure to the Crown the right to the gold, and also' Forgotten the chain'd eagle, borne The whole of this scene appears at first TfiX, . -girls are generally very pretty to prevent tho peoplo Rambles throug the Chevalier 7 16 PeopH knowing little of the know that they know but little. of Australia from going to Shaken by ridicule and scorn reading incredible. A little further on it is h Borne. By rest.ot«f thert* world ^P , Ambition.—The tallest trees are most in the Bathurst. He also states in his dispatches that he Boulognes protid columnar DE Chateuin. London : Hope & Co. 2! , they deal as little in its vices as has not sufficient Up ' hill? Btated that, by some means, the hoBt was in- they do m its. refinements. power of the winds ; and ambitious men of the blasts forco at his command vo enable Twice traitor, ere a nation's trust Most writers about Borne fall into raptures Traditionally accus- him to carry his orders into effect. duced to conceal from Ms unsuspecting guest an almosl -'bsolute'monarchical rule, they of fortune. It is stated in Kais'd thee a thirdtime from the dust «*? »-ir D circles likely to be well informed on the matter the designs of her accuser,— 'to lead Mr. about its antiqutty—its palaces, pictures, and " tob leid ana to «ive napeot Md af. Con.—Why is a beefsteak like a locomotive en- For what ? . . to oe a traitor still. fectionfeotil mL return. ? ' gine ?—Because it's of little use without it's tender. that Lord Grey (the Colonial Sooretary) entirely Hajnik into the garden himaelf,—widen the sculptures. The Chevalier de Cbatelain takes for leauerahiD Thev would Dro- agrees with ihe Governor of The hands that thrust thy uncle dovrD, oaoiy DB somewiiat«¦ jealous atthe first of —Punch , . . . Australia in the pro- opening in the window-curtains, and stand by a matter-of-fact view, and presents us with a not n^ive a foreigner priety of securing tbo proceeds of this El Dorado .And threw into his face his crown, description of the 0 of Channel UtooAl) A Gkntlem\n.—" I say, Bill ; Jim's caged for while the domestic circle was overlooked, and ' eternal city,' very different J; ' ^ Ug th stealing a horse."—" Sarve him right ; why didn 't to the Crown , and that he will bring the matter Contemptuous, were held forth to thee m a8 their Iord ! if *to jealousy before his colleagues at the next Cabinet Stot for tby -valour or thy worth the helplesswoman who had long been a mem- from that of the sentimentalists, antiquarians, SoT!W on h?e he buy one, and not pay for it, like any other gen- Council. , want? V ?> would not be the man Sark Times. Believe me, were those Lands held forth, ber of it marked and noted by Hajnik.' This and artists, who usually undertake the task. wants. The parliament of forty tenants, the ma- tleman!" • , : % ; —'Sunday e y> Fjmttkuy. Tub Great ExuiBftiON.—Wo learn that knight- no,hut lrom joy that thou wert free. mysterious visit,—this night arrest—so far As some of his recollections are derived from * ?5ill fc be. of an hewdiUry nrktocracy, — Our flatterers will tell as anything conS tainsi withm itself- sooner than our faults, or what they know we do not hood has been offered to Mr. W. • Cubitt, tho com- 0 brow of brass ! 0 heart of stone i as appears in these papers, without warrant- a sojourn in Rome twenty years ago, it is the germs of a republican missioner superintending tbe erection of the build* government, which might be developed bv degrees, like to hear. • . Dost thou of Europe's sons alone without stating a specific charge—without possible that they may now be out of as the age ripened Woman.—Let a woman be decked ing, to Mr. Paxton, an d Mr. Fox. from, . for it. The eeigneur himself with all the Repel the exile thy shore, offer to accept bail for an appearance in the date, even in a city which is subject to the holding id hia band* the title embelli8b.tnen.tft of art and nature, yet, if boldness "Whom Plague's implacable disease, to his power againtt morning,—surely all these strange and secret rule of an infallible and immutable papacy, au comers from without, might delegate more or be read in her face, it blots out all the lines of Paint in the Back, Gravel, Rheumatism, Qout, Lum* Whom murderous men, tempestuous seas, less of his authority to beauty. bago, Indigestion, Debility, Stricture, Qleet, die. Had spared, whose wrongs far worlds proceedings bad reference to gome other mo- But the pleasant style and lively nature of others within his realm, as agreeabl they might be fitted for it-till, having raised to Credit.— a garden fence. Neither Mr. Tyndall, however, nor his friends, of old castlea, held sacred among artists, under the of Sark ia probably Well sheltered from its sultry hour, would answer any considerable, as the primitive rooks of which the Agricultural Pbodvcb. — During the last SKIN DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY, SCUOEULA, of Kaezonyi's questions. All he title of PousBin's buildings. Then appeared a de- eighty And some lore power, despising fame ; could extract from them was to the effeot that he island is formed are interlaced with veins in every years, but more especially during the last GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, " iswithouta^." Devoid of technicalities, addressed to all those who are up ; and, fortunately captivity. Whilst reflect- then .immediately the cobler loses no timo in 8end« ~ A Widower,—A gentleman was awakened in the suffering from Spermaiorrbsea or Weakness, and tba lady, she has found in her secretary and Mr. ing upon these subjects, my attention was attracted the coast u lifting a score of times in every minute various disqualify irig t'ovms of pramature decaj resulting ing a deputation to the retailer of wines, and, the weigh? of its whole mass through a hei night and told that his wife was dead. Re turned Bentley, the publisher of her Memoirs, by a low mournful sound, which seemed to proceed while tbe melancholy lord of millions ght from infection and youthful abuse, the most delus'we pruc« able is picking at varying from an inch to a fathom. Sot only again round, drew the coverlet .closer, pulled down his ticc by rfhidi till! viguur aud manliness of life from tbe cell adjoining that in which I was con- an ice, or tasting his orgeat glace, an enormous night-cap, and muttered, as he went to sleep ave dc. and zealous defenders of her character and fined. I had been, aware of this noise all night, does tho tide heave; and life, but, in some places, stroyed, even before nature has fully established tho memory. The case, as stated in the publica- flagon of . Itomanesco, borne in triumph ia the where smaller islets cling about the small mothet- again, " Oh, how grieved I shall be in the powers and stamina of the constitution. though I was so distracted with my own passions, midst of his neighbours, serves to quench the is supported by tbat it did not excite my special notice. It sounded isles, with a channel between, it rushes to and fro morning !" It contains also an elaborate and carefully written ac- tion at the head of this notice, thirst of father, mother, children, lackeys, and Popbry.—An ingenious wanderer has been lectur- count of the ' Anatomy and Physiology of the Organs of ample documentary evidence of the highest like the voice of a human being in distress. l ap- unceasingly in currents, to which, all mill races both Sexes,' (illustrated by numerous cuseB) &C.,) with Use coachman, until it is fairly emptied. The merriment you ever saw, are mere trickles. There it flows, ing in Kirkaldy on " Popery," illustrating his sub- description and though all the facts may not proached the partition and listened attentively, and that presides attheselibationsthrowsahalo of gaiety ject by dissolving AutUor'A obeui'Vationa on .Marriage, its duties and hind- , soon distinguished the voice of the unhappy the life-blood that might be of whole generations views of tho rites, &c, of the rances. The modern plan of treating Gleet, Stricture, yet be disclosed, the narrative leads irresistibly over its immediate vicinity, tbat contrasts forcibly of throbbing machinery. And even if all this were Roman Catholic Church. Syphilis, &c. Plain directions for the attainment; Baroness. She was groaning weakly, and praying with the mournful gravity of all tbe test. In the Be Orderly. of to the conclusionthat the lady called the Ba- that some Christian would give her a glass of cold noc enough, there . 13 no place better fitted than —Order and distribution, and sing- health, vigour, and consequent happiness. Thus rendering midst of this carousal the carriages of the cardinals Sark for making the wind do service. Here it ling out of parts, is the life of despatch ; to as it what its name indicates, the Companion of all who may roness von Beck was treated, on at least very water for Christ's sake ! and send her a physician, may be distiuguished by their massiveness, their the distribution be not too subtle *, for he that doth be suffering from the COllSequetlCes of early error—a work with a harshness and violence as she was dying. She spoke German, and there- stands towering four hundred feet above the sea which may be consulted with every assurance of complete slight grounds, redness, their old fashioned gilding, and the multi- surface, with tbe idle, reckless wind sweeping over not divide will never enter well into business ; and ¦ fore was not understood ; but I heard a rough tude of lackey shanging behind them. Nearly stifled success and benefit. which led to her death, and is in its circum- it unopposed. How strange is it that this power 80 he who dividetb. too much will never come out of it May be obtained iu a sealed envelope voice cry to her several time to be quiet. I begged within the depth of Ms carriage, his eminence can through ali 13uok- stances without anyparallel in this country. "We the Keeper very movingly to allow of willing, and so able to serve, has never been set to clearly.—Bacon. sellevs, at IE. til., or to avoid difficulty, will be sent direct me to go OUt only throw a side-long glance at the fair ladies " Positive " from tho Author Post free for tiventy-fouri' regret this the more, inasmuch as Itfr. Daweon my cell for a few minutes ; he did so, and accom- any work except to move ships, and to grind corn, . —An elderly miss was heard to ex- , ostuge Stamps, who pass and pass again ; but, on the other hand , claim, while sitting at her toilet the other day, " I NOTE.—All comimuucationg being strictly confidential, was prominently mixed np in the proceedings, panied me himself. I looked into the Baroness's and in some few places to pump water : there ia Dr. ii. has he enjoys the wondrous satisfaction of hearing the some strange traditional indolence in can bear adversity, I oati encounter hardship, and discontinued ttie publi»l)ing of Testimonials which, as related byM.Derraand M. Kaszonyi, cell : she was sitting upon the side of the bed. I drums heat, and seeing the soldiers turn out of the the llUIu3.U and Cases. faculty of adaptation . Here, then are the means withstand the changes of fickle fortune ; but O, to ' DR. of Naples was astounded at the change which had taken place guard-house to present arms to him, all of wWjs , ALFKED BARKER, from many years' experience were more fitted for the meridian in her appearance since the for enabling the lord of Sark to find work for his live, and droop, and wither, and die like a single at the various !,i>.*pita!a in London and on the Conti- last evening ; her face 1» not without its value at Rome. In the midst of and what s more, I won t!" nent than an English town. It has yet to be proved vwia shrunken and unnaturally pale. She BWayed companions, and helps for them in thoir work, for pink, I can't endure it, ' ' , -is enabled to treat with the utmost certainty of all this, wbat becomes of the exquisites? Doubtless Astronomical Wit.—A person on remarking the cure, every variety of disease arising from solitary that tb.9 lady was guilty of any deception, in from side to side, unable to sit in an upright posi- enabling tbe future population of Sark to do service habits they are capering round those carriages best filled for the world outside, while it maintained its own brightness of a moonlight night, with the usual ob- , excesses, and infections, such as gonorrhoea, gleet, calling herself by the name she did. The tion, and kept up a continual low wailing. As soon with inmates of the softer sex, or are galloping at servation Stricture, and syphilis, or venereal disease, in all their she beckoned internal life by co-operative industry. of" How bright the moonshines to-night!" stages, which oiving to neglect or improper only gronnd for the allegation is, the state- as she saw me through the grating, full speed in the English fashion, at the imminen t I should .wonder , treatment, arose from the bed and staggered to These are the capabilities of Bark, but before all was answered by a punster with " invariably end in gravel, rheumatism, indigestion, de. ment of M. Hajnik,1n the Police Court—that me to Stay, , risk of breaking their necks. No such thing. It if itdidu't."- '! Why ?" said theother.—" Because, the wall, against which she supported herself these could be developed, humbler industry must be " bility, skin diseases, pains in the kidneys, back, and there was no such person as the Baroness Von is not in the Corso the same as in the Bois de encouraged. The men would bare to be induced to said he, " that's the same noon tbat a mouth ago loins, and finally, an agonising death 1 The lamenta- whilst she crawled to the door outside which I was Boulogne in France or Hyde Pats. in. Engl&fivl. ble neglect , of these diseases by medical men ia general Beck; whereas, the documents now published with bein , take some really productive employment instead of took all the shine out of the sun. standing. "I am falsely charged g no Those who require riding on horseback, either A Roland for an Oliver smart young stu- is well known, and their futile attempts to cure by the that title by she said ; and they say that we are the miserable substitute for labour called fishing, . .—A use of those provethat she was addressed by baroness," " from want of exercise, from habit, or from vanity, dent of anatomy remarked, in the hearing of bis dangerous medicines—mercury, copaiba, many Hungarians of high rank, amongst impostors." Her voice was altered and wild, and in which the excitement of danger, alternating with cubebs, 4-c,, have produced very distressing results. Ali must rest content at Borne with creeping behind the patience of laziness takes the place of the sister, that tbe reason there were so many old sufferers are earnestly invited to apply at once to Dr. she sobbed convulsively when she had uttered these tbe equi pages—and the number of such e s , others Count Paul Esterhazy, a letter from Send me a physician p r ons is energy aad persererance proper to human toil. There maids in tho world was owing to their tight laoing, Barker, who guarantees a speedy and perfect cure, and and in a words. She then cried out, " very limited. By far the greater portion of young which so hardened their hearts as to make them of every sympton, whether primary or secondary, whom of the most respectful terms, —I am dying—a little water ! a little water ! for is at present but little communication with Guern- without, manner thoroughl confirmatory of her own men of ban ton, after having slowly paced the old y tbe nearest inhabited island, almost none with impenetrable to the shafts of Cupid. "And tho any of the above medicines, thus preventing the possibi- y Jesus' sake !" —The keeper, Joseph Yates (let his Corso [intra muros), come and place se , lity of any after symptoms. This truth, has been esta- ren- themselves any other place : the only traffic being by means of reason there are so many old bachelors," retorted representations, as to the services she name be recorded with honour), was kind enough right and left on the Piazza del Popolo. There the Bister, "is because of their tight strapping— blished in many thousands of cases, and as a further gua- dered in the straggle for Hungarian indepen- to procure her a glass, of water, which she bad a small sailing boat, which is of course dependent; rantee he undertakes to cure the most inveterate case in as they stand , crossing their arms, twisting their on the caprices of the wind. The day is nearly they cannot get on their knees to declare their short a. time as is consistent with safety, without hindrance dence. M. Gorski, aide-de-camp to General prayed for in vain in her own language for nine gloves, pulling up their cravats, and faoura and a half. I then returned to my cell, to pirouetting come when the elaborate clumsiness of masts and passion ." from business, change of diet, Ac, or i'etuwi ihe money. Bem, in " a declaration " states;— abruptly on their heels, as if some one had called sails will be discarded from our sea boats. Steam, No more Grey Haik.— The Kensington instan- Lusliog- benefit can only oe reasonably cxpocted at the await the investigation, which I was informed to them from behind, though they know LiKGaus hair-dye is basils of the intelligent and practical physician, who On the 27th of July, whilst travelling as aide-de- town such is till a mightier and more convenien t power is re- easily applied, and imparts io , would take place at eleven o'clock before the not tbe case, and bowing every minute to the ladies the hair and yrbiskeva a natural and becoming departing from the routine of general practice, devotes ttve camp from Clausenberg to Stegedin, I found magistracy. if vealed, must do all our locomotion by sea as well whole of his studies to this neglected class ef diseases. Meszleayi, Kossnth's sister, in Arad, that pas3 them, happy they receive in return a first things tlie lord of black, without injuring the skin, or (unless the ap- Country Madame von of smile or a glance wuich can be perceived as by land. One of tho plication be very clumsily patientB will be minute in the detail of their casa?, from whence I travelled with her to Szegedln ; and The death the unfortunate lady in the by their Sark would have to do for his domain, would be to managed) dirtying the as that will reader a personal visit unnecessary. To merits of the deceased ante-room of the court is followed by the exa- rivals. Night comes on and they retire, for the establish a small steamer for facilitating communi- shirUolIar. Sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. prevent trouble, no letters from strangers will be replied she also spoke of the most part exceedingly bored ; but they to, Baroness von Beck. Lastly, on the 27th of July, mination and acquittal of M. Derra :—and have sho wn cation with tbe markets in the other islands. Sark Warren, RusselJ, and Wright (successors to the late unless they contain Ten Shillings iu postage stamps, Oroszhaza themselves—and at Rome this is the main point. Robert Warren), 30, Strand ; and applied by Pri- or by post-office order, for which the necessary advice and. I accompanied Kossuth's mother from then, the whole matter is hushed up. is of all others the island which requires to be set medicines will be sent. Patients corresponded the Baroness von fr ee from the tyranny of the winds by the use of vate Tommy Jenkins, of the Metropolitan shoe- with till to Arad ; on which occasion also The statements of this pamphlet, so far as black brigade euved. Females on all occasions attended to with the most y remembered. All the above- The Christian Socialist. steam. There are so many rocks in the sea around , at his place of business, Prince's- honourable sewesy and delicacy. At home ior Beck was frequentl they can be tested, sustain themselves,—and Pavt II. London : J. gate,; Hyde-park. con- mentioned persona knew her, and entitled her Berger Fleet-street. it, that the navigation by sail is by no means safe. —The Month. sultation daily from 10 till 1, and 4 till 8, Sundays ex. the letters are inferentially contradictory of , " There'3 Poison in the (Tba) Cit ! " —Ham- cepted, Baroness Beck. The following Steam would reduce these inconveniences to a mi- Post-Office ordcre payable at the General Post the statements on the other side. We lay be- extract concludes our notice nimum. I feel this keenly, for this is the third day let' s Mother.—There is a spurious tea sold, called Office. Address, Dr. Alfred Barker, 48, li yerpool-street, It is desirable that Kossuth, on his arrival King's Cross, London. All those deemed incurable are fore our readers, to be received as they may of the as yet little known ' Island of Sark.' that I—wanting to get to Guernsey, which is only "lie tea," which is simply tea dust and sand made in this should set this matter defini- up with rice-water. Thus, when a lady enters a particularly invited. country, choose, one of the speculations of the pam- By the way, as touching the colonization and six miles off , and of whose town I can see every , gro- tively at rest, for the character of M. Pulsky, house from mjr window—am detained here weather- cer's shop, and asks for a pound of " genuine " tea, hlet which undertakes to expose the springs lordship of Sark, I find that the first recorded oc- the RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY and his agent in this country, -sadly needs a p cupant of this isle was a bishop, a certain Saint bound. This is positively wicked in the year 1851. worthy grocer smiles, and thinks nothing of PERMANEltTLY CUliED WITHOUT A TRUSS !— proceedings against the BaroneBB :— deliberately giving her the lie decisive and prompt vindication from the of the Maglorious, who But, for an ensample to " ." The grocers Da, GUTHREY still continues to supply the afflict ed with bishops, let me quote the guide may almost be called •' The Poisoners of tho his celebrated remedy for this alarming complaint, w ich serious charges involved in the singular nar- There is reason to suspect that a plan was con- book, which doubt- Takixo &0TES.—a great many years ago, when Nineteenth Century. " If they continue in haa never failed iu effecting a perfect cure, it is npjilica.. with the utmost secrecy, and that extraordi- less is true to the letter. " In a.d., 588, St. Samp- slaves in ble rative of the two witnesses we have men- cocted there were Massachusetts, and some of their present deleterious practices, they should to every variety of Single and Double Hupture, m male nary exertions were used to collect every scrap of son was bishop of Dol in France ; and his diocese, the best men in the community owned them, there " classed with chemists or female of any age, however bad or long standing ; is tioned. Instead of resembling anything that being a small one, was augmented by the addition be , and prevented from easy and painless iu application , causing no inconveuienca evidence which could tell against tbe Baroness, was a clergyman in a town in Essex eounty, whom Belling green tea, as chemists are prevented could have' taken place in a matter-of-fact intent of making a fatal swoop upon her of Guernsey, Jeraejj and Sark. Ha, b&img a pious wo will cail Mr. Cogswell, or confinement , Ac. ; and will be sent free by post to an; with the who had an old and from selling arsenic. In short, we now move part of the Kingdom with tull instructions, rendering town like Birmingham, and under the forms on the evening of the 29Lb. There is also reason man, gave his whole heart to the work of his bis- favourite servant, by the name of Cuffee. As was failure hopric, and because he could not bestow as much —and we hope some influential member will impossible, on n ceipt of sfeven shillings in postaga Of English law, it reads like » etory of the to suspect tbat the most extraordinary efforts were often the ca>e, Cuffee had as much liberty to do as second our motion next BG98ion—tbat stamps, or by post-office order, payable at the General attention and care on these islands as be wished to he pleased as " The in the palmy made to lull the Baroness into entire unsuspicious- anybody else in the house,' and lie Aot for the Prevention of tbe Sale of Poisons " be cost office. Inquisition in Venice or Madrid, was not once asked do, be appointed an assistant and successor iu the pvobaUy. entertained a hi Address, Henry Guthrey, M .D., 14 ness of what was intended. She gh respect for himself . applied mo3t stringently towards grocers, or else, , Hand court, llol- days of that institution :— for her credentials. She was surrounded with the person of St. Maglorious. This latter, an equally Cuffep, on the Sabbath, might have been seen in born London. h a our word for it, we shall not have a single washer- a great number of old Trusses awl Testhnonitils have After briefly describing the first appearance most flattering and apparently hospitable atten- oly m n, devoting himselt to the work of an the minister's pew, looking round with a grand air, woman alive next year.—Punch. of evangelist, resigned his bishopric, and went to been letc behind by persona cured, as trophies of the tf the Baroness, or alleged Baroness, in Bir- tions. She was deprived of all possible means and so far as appearance indicated , profiting quite An Attempt to Pleabe Everybody Successful, success of bis remedy, which may be seen by anysuf. whilst a barrister is brought down Sark, which he chose for a place of retirement, for as much by his master's preaching as many others iurer. mingham, the interest which she excited, her defending herself, meditation —A reverend .gentleman here, well known for his l from London, armed with the results of all this , and for prayer, before he entered on about him. Cuffee noticed one Sunday morning Christian virtues Iam thaukful for my restoration to health and com- . serious illness, and her removal to the house of his ministry." Just a thousand this, , was some time ago presented fort, by your beautiful cure of my Double Ilupture, eacfir industry. The charge 13 proceeded with years after that several gentlemen were taking notes of tho with a Geneva cloak and bands, by a portion of his '—Mrs Mr. Tyndell, the writer proceeds :— ! The ma- when the monastery which old Maglorious had sermon, and he determined to do Barrett. whilst tbe woman lies dead la the court the same thing, hearers ; the remainder would neither subscribe to ' As you were hind enough to show me your Museum , the Baroness was so far discharge the other person accused with, built here had crumbled to dust, and all priests So, in the afternoon, he brought a sheet of paper, of On the 28th of August gistrates and nor even countenance such abominations, request- old Trusses when I calle.i on you, I think it nothing but , that she was present at a soiree given her, on the ground that there was no evidence pirates who in turn held rule of the island , and pen and ink. The minister, happening to look lairl should send you mine to add to the number recovered disappeared ing their pastor not to don the Popish garb. The , as it is bv Mr. Tyndall ; and even felt able to comply with against him. The advocate then begs that the papers had in turn , Queen Elizabeth granted down mto his pew, could hardly maintain his other party insisted as stoutly that his reverence now useless to me ; X have not worn it since I used your tbe possession of Sark to a certain Helier de remedy, n Clarice itisiey, the desire of. the company, that she would give of the deceased may be given up to film, Stating, with gravity when he saw his negro " spread out" to would assume the pulpit-gown which they had pre- five months ago.'—Joh , ., Hungarian national dance. supernatural clairvoyance contained the Gartcret of Jersey, and by her letters paten t, the his task, with one side of his faco nearly i>r. Uuthrey being the solo possessor of the Kemedy for them a specimen of the a , that they touching sentGd- Pehee with consistency being a leading Rupture, it can only be procured direct from On the following evening, August 29th, there was particulars of a conspiracy among the Hungarians. present Seigneur holds it. This first lord of Sark the paper, and his tongue ibrust out of hia mouth. feature in the reverend ' his resideuce , for he lefs his own fine gentleman s oharacter, he as above. also a party at Mr. Tyndall's, and everything went They are given \ip to him ; and, by a strange sym- Was a true king-man Cuffee kept at his notes, however, until the sermon hit upon a sckeme that would hush all bickerings on leasantly till about nine o clock. JIT. TyndaJl pathetic action, her lodgings in London are visited geignoury of St. Ouen in Jersey, to colonise this was concluded , knowing nothing, and caring as on tho subject—the plan being DEAFNESS p fairl for neither more nor , SOISESls THE BEAD AND ¦ ¦ then entered,and summoned his lady and her aieter at the same time, and her kejs taken away. That wild island, and so y did he set it in order little, about the wonderment of his master. When less than by appearing one-half of tbe day i EARS, &c. sister, his posterity, that he was soon exporting corn from the minister reached n liia from the parlour, informing them that bis those papers contained a plot, rests upon the mere home he sent for Cuffee to new canonicals, and the other halt'divested of 'The most important discovery of the y ear in medical three the little harbour, for an approach to which, ho come into his study, these science Mrs. Ryland. had been taken ill. There were assertion of the Baroness's accusers. That they —" Well, Cuffee," said he, exterior trappings ! The plan has succeeded admi- , is the new Uemedj- for Ue'dft\*ss,\tc, introduced at this period—the contained most important proofs of her integrity, bored through the bard rock-wall of his new db- " what were you doing in meeting, this afternoon V by Dr. Guthrey.'—' Medical Itevien ' for the year 1850 Hungarians in the company rably—all pnrties being highly pleased with the Dr. GuiJircy/s Itemed? Baroness M. Constant Derra, and XL. is very certain ; such, proofs as would have effec- main , the tunnel through which to this day, the " Doing, massa ? Taking notes I" was his reply.— arrangement ; and we for deafness, ic, permanently Ton Beck, congratulate the revoron d restores hoa rme, enabling the patient in a few Daniel von Kayzonyi. Derra was seated at toe tually demonstrated it to the world. The judgment traveller generally enters Sark. But in course " You, taking notes I" exclaimed the master. gentleman on beinga better hear the ticking davs tn him- tactician than the unfor- of a watch, even in cases wV.ere the deaf Piano, playing some Hungarian airs, and the other of those who knew most about the Baroness's affairs of time, a De Carteret arose who took unto " Sartin, ma8!?a; all the gentlemen take notes." tunate painter.—Mbntrose Standard. ness has existed lor many years from " sold to one Well, let me anj cau e wliat ver1 two were conversing. As soon as Mrs. Tyndau is, that tbe whole process had for its object to dis- self debts, whereupon the Seigneury was —" see them," said Mr. Cogswell. SriSNiso.—A machine, recently patented by Mr. ana has been successful in hundreds of oi jwTf and "her sister were removed Tyndall came to credit her as an authority on Hungarian ufiairs be- Mv. Milner, " whose next heir becoming Bishop of Cuffee thereupon produced his sheet of paper, and Kii'kman struaieuts and surgical assistance have failoi! in ..; ¦.*. , Mr. , of Liverpool, is, perhaps, the most im- lief it removes all U e Derra touched him on the shonlder, and requested fore the British public. This looks extremely pro- Gloucester, sold it" again. So the last person his master found it scrawled all over with all sorts portant improvemen t those distressing uoSun § l f/ ," , as a marks and since the days of Arkwright, and c-ar,, and by Us occasional use " him into another room, as there was a gen- bable, when the declared enmity between her and who sold Sark was a bishop ; I note him, of lines, as though a dozen spiders, and bids fair a, occurring vM v t deafnesst,S to step contrast dipped in ink to create perfect revolution . in again at any future period. tleman there who wanted to speak to him. Derra certain individuals is considered. Indeed it is im- token of changed times, and in inglorious , had marched over it.—" ffny, this is cotton , wool, and flax-*p inning. It exemplifies a immediately obeyed the summons ; but no sooner possible to believe that all this mighty preparation , with old Maglorious. all nonsense," said the minister, as he looked at the now principle the notes." , and in a great measure supersedes *as he outside, and the door shut, than he vraa this hunting »P of evidence, that secrecy and But now if any servant of God would buy " " Well, massa," replied Cuffee, "7 the old. . The machinery is very simple and inex- Seized hurried along the passage, finesse, that simulation of kindness, that feverous lordship of Sark, not as a speculation, or as a good thought so all the time you was preaching. " pensive by two policemen, , and will produce more yarn, of a much li ilit0 passis r a which was waiting. All bis excitement to have all ready by the 29tb, which the property, bufc that he might set himself to work Hesse Darmstadt.—A fatal catastrophe attended ° < GUtlU"e M-D Haad-court nd thrust into a cab, to better quality, in the same space, and with the same LoST ^ -'^ , Holborn. demands explanation, as to the nature of the very dates of Iteters read against the Baroness in right earnest to do his duty to the island, and the final meeting of the general assembly of Ger- power. . By this new princi le, Mr. Kirkman for deemed nectssnry, were ht- he man Catholic p pro- A I:crfectana ei™auent charge upon which he was arrested, were treated betrav could have been she make all men therein do theirs ;—what mig associations, held at Alayence, on fesses to, and does actually, put a regular and per- ever7caEe7 P cure U guaranteed ia illitertae, and depraved woman which do ? Great things I believe, just nothing less than the 10th of October. Whilst one of tho members 1 ad L with contempt and insolt. The cab drove off to the the wretched, manent twist in rovinga and yarns ; both ends een a mani'no tleafness for eleven years, but Scw-street, where he was searched enemies represent her. Instead of moving first making a model colony, or parish, or com- was making a speech a cry of fire was heard.to r»- «n ) Police station in her , muait being held fast, and neither end of the roving or ou htt bC i&e his letters taken from him to the heaven and earth for her destruction a breath y.forthewhole world toimitate j iind j Secondlv, issue from the body of the crowd. It seems that yarn turning round. This has hitherto mo *»"««« « ° a thief, and was making making this island one of been held , l-o^t^H^SSiivc * lumber*of"six, two of wkidi were never returned. would have swept her way. But she the richest and most one ot the gas lamps having been accidentally even by practical men, a physical impossibility. J, J "i"* 8 " U'J l'y aU 'he auvists as incurable, and triat-ft^ sbe was about to publish populous places on earth for broken a slight In set erai instruments. , they aits After he was conveyed to the cella her way with the public ; ,—making it to atono escape of gas caused an explosion. worsted-spinning, the importance and &.c., but to no purpose Ni-ti this operation, ht haply be made the vehicle the dark deeds of the old pirates, whose stronghold The gas was superiority maue mo wowe. Your remedy has (jti-ecir.d-WeL'^Cvy, 111 where he was locked up. The a new work, which mig immediately turned off , but the sight of Mr. Kirkman 's process will be more can hear , . , Moor-street, must not come out ; she it was in the dark ages. But fine fellows they of tho nre had created manifest UJ watch tiek ciearli-,'—1a«.Js». B-— Oi^S^rf aroness Kaszonyi were still in the room, of her resentment, It a panic amongst a part of than in cotton-spinning ; the' staple, being ' Thank God I was !cd Remedy for Datteto mj J and ; every thing must be done to were I doubt not,—true steel, but twisted like a the crowd in one longer . to try your e^w.jy,^ knowing nothing- of what had befallen Derra. must be stigmatised , of the galleries. A rush was made requires less twist, and, with a never-failing I'lmd prevented me itveaehing for three year?, and^B^i : blow. That fcue most extraordinary gun barrel—worth", the handful of them , for for the staircase, which became so crowded inV- advice 1 could avail. I cau now g^ aJraiSTni^ l.v About ten minutes or a quarter of An hour after rrnsh her at a that se- pendent taking up power, any quantity of get was of no were used to iaduce the gentlemen at courage, half the landlord s and cotton-lords, and ali veral persons were suffocated before it was disco- work duties as b< fore. Send me ha fa dozen lor my pkityK' ry ?^ 'is removal, Mr. Richard Peyton approached the nereuasions e tUrne(1 Off tLxS. By approl»ti»n of her Majesty Quejn Victoria, and n THE TtiW JOURNAL ' ONDTJCTED by a Committee of Gentle- this office by post. meetings on all topics of interest, and H.R.H. Prince Albert. \J men of high standing ia society (including two mem- (Published weekly, price One Pbnnt, and In monthly the con NOW BEADT. Portrait of this eminent man has Fodbpenc|), tinual recurrence of bers of the legal profession, of great eminence), on princi. 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They have been D EYEBRO WS. &c, may be, with certainty, obtained Fox and Henderson ; and consequently correct . meat of the British re—2d. Brown, who has been involved in debt through the in- treated as children by using a very small portion of KOSAL1E COUPELLE' S A full account of the party 's case by letter will suffice. Mr. D's success over this dreadful affliction is so well es- in every respect. Pmcb onlt Sixpence. terest manifested by him for those political exiles, in- and in such matters they have as much prac- PARISIAN POMA DE, every morning, instead of any oil TO THE DELEGATES OF THE WORLD, AT tends taking a ticket benefit at Sadler's Wells Theatre, or other prepa ration. A fortnig ht' s use will, in most in- 11Wished as to leave comment unnecessary. Flint printed on tical knowledge as children. Even in France, iir. D. would take a male or female partner, the II—Proofs of the Same , THE WORLD'S FAIR. "on the 4th of November. We trust that the friends of stances, show its surprising properties in producing and latter thick Imperial Drawing Paper. Price Osb democracy will rally around him on this occasion, and with all its noble and repeated struggles for cnrlingTNriskers , Hair , &c, at any age, from whattTc r preferred, who would be instructed iu the treatment of To which are added a Petition of Robert Owen to both Epileptics. It would be desirable that the partner Shilling. , and a Letter to the Editors of provide themselves with tickets, as money paid at the the establishment of Republican Government cause deficient; as also checking grejness , lieutenant Holroy d, fl.IJ. , writes :— every one who has seen them. They are faithful EN9RAVINGS. tors commence to clear out of the monster truly astonishing at ha thickened and darkened my hair HOW TO BE HAPPY. portraits, and are executed in the most brilliant Glass House. The mental dissipation in which parochial, municipal, arid county self-govern- Tery much.* Addressed to the low-spirited and desponding.' Fourpence each. 1.—TIIE ARCTIC REGIONS , or the Lost Mariners , being style. Price a Searcli after Sir John Franklin, the nation has indulged for the last five ment established, before anything like free Hr. Winckle, Brigg. —'lam happy to inform you my There has also been a reprint of tho undermen including sin account of lair has very much improred since using your Pomade. ' all the Voyages in Search of the Missing Ships, both months had the usual effect of all kinds ofdis- political action can take place. 3Ir. Canti ng, 129 Nurthgate , Wabefield. —' I have found DISEASES OF WINTER, tioned portraits, which have been given away a Instructive and beautifully Illustrated with Portraits On Coughs, Colds Consumption c. which sipation—it unfitted us for work. Bub the It is to the combination of this power of yonr Pomade the best yet. The only good about the others . , A' different times with the Northern tar , and of Sir John Franklin, Parry, Ross, Beechey, Back ; local self-government with the Federal is their tingnh r names.' are striking likenesses, aud executed in the bios Views, I>e ka-3 throu gh all renders. desirous of seeing Ignorance and Anarchy S. B.—See to the stamp round each package. XI. XII. XIII. SIT. Compiled from various Official Documents, and dominate over Intelligence and Order. At history of the world, either as to duration or Dr. Ure.—' I have analysed your four preparations , PAMPHLETS FOR THE MILLION, Private Communications,. THOMAS COOPER, the Tisk of subjecting ourseYveB to this charge, magnitude. Let us hear no more of the •viz. — Beyilatory, Hair Bye, Pomade and Solvent, and 2d. each, by post 4d.. entitled, By Author of ' The Purgator y of Scicides,' <5ic, : invidious distinctions which crotchet-mongers find all of them "excellently adapt ed for their various pur- The Recluse. When and whom to Many. the Late ROBERT HUISH, Esq. we must however express a very decided oppo f DeUVEBS ObAXIONS ON TUE FOLL OWING SUBJECTS :— ' Early Carria ges. are endeavouring to create in tho new Eeform ses. [ How to live 100 Years. al;spo;tre as disp sition to any such limitation of the l?ra.n- Do not Cut youi1 Corns but Cure them . Lastl y, on the let of every month Now Publishing in Nos. at One Penny each. The Geniu s of Sli , layed >n his , a serial (16 pages), 1 Recitations from the Play, Bill. We have had class government long price lp., stamped 3d., Hamlet ;' with Readings aud chise as would be effected by the plan. Not Soft and hard Corns and Bunieas may be instan tly re- of domestic, recreative , philoso- ' Tho Life and Genius phical and Hygeinic literature fcy the Authoress of' The Gipset Gikl.' the Music of Ophelia s Songs, &c. vested in enough. The Reform Act now in existence lieved, and permanently cured iu three or four days, by , , entitled of .Milton ; with Recitations from ' Paradise Lo3t ,' Ac. that we desire political power to be Madame CacpkU&s SOLVENT. It is sent post free on LEISUR E AIOJIENTS . - was avowedly framed on the principle of Each Tessy Kumbeb of this Novel will contain Sixteen The Life and Genius of Burns ; with the Music of some of the hands of those incapable of using it pro receipt of thirteen postage stamps. ' Few words to fair faith .' —Shikspeabe. ltccitations of • Tarn O'Sliauter ' ifcc. The Lite • Found it Pages of solid print. his Songs, , perly, or that we do not fully appreciate the giving a preponderating power to the landed Kev. IT. S. Clifton , West Willow, Komsey :— The author of the above publications is a qualified and Genius of Byron ; with Headings and Recitations from interest. It has utterl failed and broken eradicate expeditiously, and -without pain , his Corns of member of the profession, being a Doctor of Medicine * his Works,- The life and genius of Shelley, with Readings value and advantages that would be derived y thirty years ' standing, after all the other professed reme- since 1S41, a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of THE TRIALiS OF LOVE; and Recitations fr om his works. Civilisation : What it from the Franchise being exercised by edu- down. The machinery of Government stands fiies bad failed.' England since 1827, and a Licentiate of the liaU since OB, was in the Past—what it efivcts fur Man in the present, ;— ' Your cure for Coras an-J 1321; and moreover , has been for ths last twen ty-five cated and enlightened constituencies, but still, and the Legislature finds itself unable Mr. 8. Stanford, Footscray WOMAN'S REWARD; and die universal Human Happiness ic must produce in 1 BKttiousisthelieEtlever tried.* years a resident practitioner: in. London. ur the Future. Tiic Eng iisu Commonwealth : Founders of that such a measure would punish tho to move under its operation. In making an 'H'itnb simply, Mr. E. Barnes , West Parley, nurne :—'My Corns These wri tings are not the mere ephemeral scribblings of Mbs. H. M. LOWNDES, : the Strugg le—Coke, Selden , Elliot , Pym, Hampaen, &c— uneducated for what is their misfortune, not other change, we must build upon a broader of twenty fire years' standing, are all cured by your Sol- e hour , but the study of their author's life, who owes MARIA JONES,) Despotism of the King, and Tyranny of Laud—Civil veBL' his present existence , health, and position to the obser- (Late HANNAH War—Death of Hampden—Batt le of Naseby—Imprison - their crime. It would enable the Govern- and firmer foundation. Wo must abandon N.B.—Any of the above will be sent (tree) per return oi vance of the maxims lie would inculcate , of doing unto of ' Emily Moreland ," Rosaline Woodbridge,' . Trial and Execution of Charles 1st. The English expediencies, and take the solid and enduring Autho ress ¦ ment, , ment, the educated and the ruling classes, to post on recei pt of the price in posta ge stamps , by MA- others as he would wish to be done by, of Having after • Gipsey Mothe r ,' Scottisli Chieftains ,'' Forged Note ,' Commonwealth: Government by Parliament and Council ground of principle. For future and for pre- SAME COlJl'ELl .E, Ely-place, Holbor n-liiU, London, nature 's laws, and of keeping always ou the sunny sid e o ' Wedd ing King, ' ' Strangers of the Glen,, • Victim of State—Cromwell in Ireland , and in Scotland —Battles take advantage of their own wrong. Because ¦where she may be consulted on the above matter s daily, way of fashion,''Chi ld of Mystery,' etc. of Dunbur and Worcester—Protectorate and Characte r of they have obstinately refused to make pro- sent purposes, there cau be no satisfactory from two till fire o' clock. They are to be had at Messrs. Sherwood' s, 23, Pater- Oliver Cromwell- -Lesson s to be derived from the «rcat settlement of the question, which is not based noster-row , , 39, Cornhill ; Carvalhe , 147, Fleet- visions for instructing the whole people, they Mann ONNIOSS ON THIS WORK. Commonwealth Struggle. The French Revolution of 1789 ; upon Manhood Suffrage. CURES FOR THE Utf CURED ! street, and all booksellers ; or direct from the Author (by ' After a long silence we again welcome—most hi>artil y Its Causes, and Progress of Events from its commencement demand, as a corollary, that their criminal pnst or otherwise), 10, Argyle-place, Regent-street: , where welcome—this delightful Authoress , who comes before us to the Execution of Lo iis 16th. The French Revolution of neglect, or abuse of the powers entrusted to HOLLO WAT'S OINTMENT. Dr. Culve rwell may be advised with personally daily, from with one of those heart -stirring, soul-exciting Tales , that 1789 : Events from the Death of the King to the F all of the AiiExtraord hiaru Cure of Scrofula,or lung*s ten lill fi ve, and in the evenin gs from seven till nine. none hut herself can produce. When we say that the Directory, The Life und Character of Kupoleon. The Lite them, shall be followed by the political slavery RECEPTION OF KOSSUTH. Evil. Tbuw of Love equal s any thing tha t this fascinating writer and re ign oi Louis Philippe ; with a Retrospect of the of the masses, who have been the victims of from Mr. J. H. Alliday, 209 High-street; has yet produc ed , we are uttering the highest prai se that late Revolution. Columbus , an d the Discovery of lect. This would be to add one injustice Extract of aletter can be given.' America ; Cortez , and the Conquest of Mexico. Piznrdo ; that neg Expectation is still on tip-toe as to the Cheltenham, dated January 22nd, 1350. ' We rise from ths perusal of this delightful narrative und the Conquest oF Peru. Washing l; n ; mid the Inde- to another, and to create a new system of exclu- arrival of KosscTii. Tho long voyage by Sra ,—My eldest son, when about three years of age , with feelings of mingled pleasure and pain . The early part pendence of America. William Tell ; and the Deliverance sion, which would have an inherent tendency Gibraltar, which the refusal to pass through was afllicted with a glandular swelling in the neck, which of the volume, which details the sad history of Amy Mot- of Switzerland. Rienzt the Tribune ; and the ' Good Ks after a short time broke out into an ulcer. An eminent timer , excites the sympat hy of the reader to a painful tate. ' Massaniello , the Fisherman of Naples, and ' Ca p- to perpetuate the ignorance, which is made the France compelled him to make, has exposed medical man pronounced it as a very bad case of scrofiila , degree. The hapless girl , friendless and enthusiastic , tain of the People.' ICosc iusko ; and the Stru ggles for excuse for refusing the rights of citizenship to himself and hia sick family to all the dis- without effect. The and prescribed for a considerable time ELEGANT TOILETTE REQUISITES. forms an imprudent union, from which springs a chain of Polish Inde pendence. WiekliiTe, and the Lollards. Luther , a large portion of the adult males of tho comfort, delay, and danger of such a passage disease then for years went oh gradually increasing in Under Royal Patro nage. sorrows which the Authoress wovks into a narrative of and the llcformatioD. Life, Character, and Influence' of ¦rirulenee , when besides the ulcer in the neck, another surpassing pathos. Happily as all ultimately ends, we Cal vin ; including a sketch of the Life and Character of country. at this stormy season of the year } and, when formed below the left knee, and a third under the eye, be- no you want luxurious and must confess that reuret for the fnte of the unhappy Ann Servetus. Geor ge Fox, aud Quakerism. Matiommed , If this or any previous Ministry—if the Louis Napoleon's turn for exile again sides seven others on the left arm , with a tumour between U HEAUTIFUO HAIK , WHISKERS , MOUSTACHIOS , Mortimer is the predominant feeling in our mind at the and Mahorame dunisin. The Age ol Chivalry , and the the eyes which was expected to brea k. Durin g the whole oi EYLBROWS, &c—Of all the preparation s that have been close of this mo5t interesting tale.' Crusades. Sir Walter Ralei gh, and the Age of Elizabeth. present or any preceding Parliament—luul arrives, he may, and most likely will, be mado the time my suffering boy had received the constant advice introduced for reproducing, nourishing , beautifying, and • Welcome as the flowers in spring is a new work by Marlbovough , Court Influence, and the Reign of Anne. placed within the reach of the whole popula- to feel bitterly his violation of the laws of of the most celebrated medical gentlemen at Cheltenham , preserving tha Human Hair , none have gained such a Hannah IIakia Jones.—There is no living Authoress to Philanthro py : as exemplified in tho Lives of Bernard of acquiring instruction, as besides being for several months at the General Hospital world-wide celebrity and immense sale as Sliss Dean's whom the public is indebted for so large a share of inno- Gil pin , Oberl in , and John Howard. Perseve rance and In- tion such means hospitality and courtesy to the illustrious Where one of the surgeons said that he would amputate CMUILENE. It is guaranteed to produc e Whiskers , cent and moral rending as to Hannah Maria Jones. Finely dependence of Character , as exemplified in the Life those possessed by the Citizens of the United Magyar Hero. The Mississippi had not mado the left arm, but tha t the blood was so impure , that if Mous fcichios, Eyebrows , etc., in three or four weeks, with as her plot is woven, exquisitely as her characters are de- struggle of Daniel Defoe, the author of ' Robinson then even impossi- States, in their Common Schools—defective its appearance at Gibraltar when the Iberia tha t linib were taken off it would be the utmast certai nty ; and will l>e .found eminen tly suc- lineated, this Authoress never loses tight of the moral Crusoe. ' The Lifu and Genius of Sir Isaac Nowtop. The tie to sub due the disease. In this desperate state I deter- cessful in nourishi ng, curling, and beautifying the Hair , which it is her object t« ineulcate. The steps of Amy Life aud Genius of Sir William Jones. The Ltfo and though these are in many respects—there left ; and, though it was possible to push ou mined to give your pills and ointment a trial , and after and checking greyuess in all its stages, streng thening Mortimer—surrounded as she is by temptations and diffi- Genius of Dr. Johnson . The Life and Genius of Voltaire. have the rumour began might been some excuse for a fr anchise and overtake that steamer at Lisbon, where two months pesfceTerance in their use, weak Hair , preventing its falling off, etc., etc. For the uKies, and great as are some of the errors into which her The Life and Genius of Rousseau. Administrati on of (who perce ptibly to disappear , and the discha rge from all the reproduction of Hair in baldness , from whatev er cause , youth anil inexperience lead her—never once depart from Pitt ; and its Influence on our own Times. ' The Life and upou an educational basis. Those t generally makes a stay of one or two days, ulcers gradually decreased, and at the expiration of aud at whatever age, it stands unr ivalled , never havin g the straight patji of duty, and she makes her election to Character of the Late Sir Robert Peel : his Influence on wilfully abstained from taking advantage of yut the probability is (at the time we write) eight months thev were perfectly healed, and the boy failed. For children it is indispensa ble, for ming the basis ' do that which is right,' although her so doing causes the our A;;e; and a Glance at Coming Events which ' Cast the instruction provided by the Stuto, for the that Kossuth will flioroiig Ulv restored to the blessings of health , to the as- Of a beautiful Head of Hair. One Trial is solicited to destruction of her own future comfort.' their Shadows before ,' The Wrongs of Ireland. The Life either be detained till the tcniaumentof a large circle of acquaintances who could provt the fact. Itis an elegnntly -seentfcd preparatio n, and 1 After the deluge of h'ash—Hie out pourings of diseased and Genius of Handel. The Lives and Genius of Haj den , purpose of enabling them to discharge their next mail, or that liis earnest importunities years testify to the truth of this miraculous case. Three will be sent (post free) on receipt of twenty-four postage and prurient imaginations—that has flooded the literature Mozart and Beethoven. duties as citizens, in an intelligent and will prevail with the Commander of the Mis- have now elapsed without any recurrence of the malady, stamps, by Miss Dean, 48, Liverpool-street, lung's-cross. of these latter times, it 19 truly refreshing to meet with With numerous Serial Discourses : such as Four on and the boy is now as healthy as heart can wish. Under London. another of those simple, pathetic, and interesting tales, Astronomy ; Ten on the History of Greece ; Sixteen on patriotic spirit, might with some show of sissippi to bring him direct to this country. Rj ina Twelve on British History these circumstances I consider that I should be truly un AUTHENTI C TESTIMONIALS. which have given a world-wide reputation to the name of n History ; ; Six on Papal justice have been excluded from the possession I is won- History; Four on the German Peop Four ou th e Slavonic t' , however, easy to comprehen d why con- grateful Mere 1 not to make you acquainted with this ' I constantl y use i our Crir.i lene for my children. It re- Hannah Mai-Ja Jones. After a long silence she comes le; or powers they had not fitted themselves to derful cure, effected bv your medicines after every other stored my hai rperftctl y.1—Mrs. Long. Hitchin .Herts. before us with all her early freshness unimpaired, and in People, r» BRITISH SETTLEMENT . Mauvke j wonder&l it mas appear , the leg was thoroghl j tffeetuall y and permanently remov es all tan , pimples, SHEWING THEM dence , &c. Professor , of King's Col lege, Rev . C. political functions than a man who could do lift™ Pills alone after ,, and otlitr period, after the prison load has been their means, and by continuing to use the ^ ^ freckles, small pox marks , rodness , black spots, and other Kingsley, jun iU«tiugnished clergymen are none of these things. Political, is a domestic his leg was well, Le has become in health so hale and eruptions aud di8colourations. The rad iant bloom it WHEN TO GO. WH ERE J TO GO. HOW TO GO constant contributors to tliis journal. very diffe- from their hearts, and to make such most men ef htty. — London : Published by John James Bezer heart y as now to be more active tha n imparts to the cheek , and the softness, delicacy, and l&o. 1, and Ho. 3, will be Illustrated with , 183, Fleet- rent thing from school education, and the arrangemento before departing to a distant S.3. —The truth of this extraordi nary statement can be whiteness which it indu-:esjon the hands aud aims, render street, where Kin gsley' s lecturtJ on ' Associative Principles confounding of the two things nwv 22, Marke t-place, RICHLY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, applied to Agriculture , ' price Is., and all shows a misap- continent, as necessity or patriotism vouched for by Mr. J. C. Keinhar dt, it indispensable to every Toilette. . other work s, ue Hull February 20tu, 1550. To Ladies during the period of nursing, and as a wash And numerous Engravings, all executed in the most relative to Associative Competition , are on sale. prehension of the term Education itself, by require. But it is obvious that * A correct Likeness of the llev. Mr. equally Bingwonn of Six f ears for infants, it cannot he too strongly recommended. Gen- finished style, will illustrate subsequent Numbers. Khigslev, prica 3d. those who profess to advocate it so highly, as Command er of the i will hay0 t0 Ciireof a Lisperate Cats of tlemen after shaving, will find it all:iy all irritation and The Trade Supplied. Mississipp standing. aud to make it the condition of political emancipa- keep in mind the inion of tnfl (the capit al tenderness of the skin, and render it soft , smooth, On Monday last was published Numbek '1'wests J?ivh, popular op One of the most eminent surgeons in lama pleasant. Price 3s. tid. per bottle, sent direct by Miss (for this day,) tion, and enfranchisement. as Of Peru) had a child covered with ring worm for more than No man is people of the States—specially sensitive uean, on receipt of lorty»two l'o -tage Stamps. OF NOTICE ! Bix Tears ; iu rain he exhausted all Us art In his eildea- uneducated. From the very nature of his they are on all matters of a di plomatic or consulted among Touri to et&ct a cure. Not succeeding, he PURE LIQUID HAIR DYE. \TOTES TO THE PEOPLE! being, everything with which he comes into national nature between themselves and thi3 his brethren, the most celebrated medical practitioners of TO READERS, SUBSCRIBERS, AND received the unanimou s approval contact educates him the citv, Lut nothing was found to do the child service. The onlv dye that has BY FRIENDS. either for good or evil. country. "When he was persuaded by Mr. Joseph P. Hague, the of the pub lic is Miss Dean's Test .soib. It is a pure liquid School instruction at present merel furnishes iviug tlie English chemist Calle de that changes hair of all colours in three min utes to any We have lately issued y Meanwhile, tho preparations for g and drug gist, residing at No. 74, a circular to all him with the tools, tion Palacio, to try Holloway 's Pills and Ointment , which wa« shude required , from light auburn to jet black , so beauti- ERNEST JON ES. our agents, intimating that, or instruments to give Hungarian patriot a triumphant recep cone, and after , with defy detection ; it does not stain the Priee Twopence. . on and after effect to the roul '- using six large pots of the Ointme nt fully natural as to Saturday the 30th education of the circum. proceed with a most delightful unanuiw) aproportio-a of tne KUs, the child was radicall y cur ed, to skin, ismost easily app lied, and free from any objection able AN HUNGARY ! , ult., the publishing ar- stances b the surprise of the whole name once, producing perma- KOSSUTH D y which he is surrounded , or the Addresses pour into Southampton fro m «' medical profession. The quality. It needs only to be used rangements of the ' Star ' would be placed on tne Of the parent , frcai motives of delicacy, is withheld. — nent dye. Persons who hav e been dec ived by useless With No. 3G will begin drawing out and development of his peculiar quarters of the country, expressive of lama, loth of November «S5C.,) will nna the same footing as those of all other metropo- , 1S49. preparations (dangero us to the head , hair , A MEMOIR OF KOSSUTH!!! faculties, by the actual and practical most profound sentiments of admiration, sj1"' The Pills should ba used conjoin vdththe Ointmentin this dye unexceptionab le. Price 3s. 6d. per bottle. Seut litan weekly journals . From that training most of the following cases • and his companions, and a History of the GREAT HUN- date no he receives s post free ou receipt of forty-eight postage stamps by papers would be supp , from the influences whicl patliy and esteem, to be presented on M ?f" Bad Legs Corns (Soft) Bheuma &m GAKIAN STRUGGLE, from original und authentic lied except for cash. holw Bad Breasts Cancers S sources. habitually operate upon him. rival The Central Committee, which Scalds « | havVbecn so deceived by the different dyes adver- Iu carrying out this arrangement, it is quite 3 Burns Cowracte d and Sore Nipples despair. I was however Keeping this universal principle in view, its sittings at 10, Wellington-street, receive Bunions Sfcff-jomts tised, that I gave them all up in Number Twenty-six completes the first volume (with possible that some of our readers may Sore Thr oats by the strong recommendation of a be dis- we have no popuIal BiterfMoschetoss Elephantiasis induced to try yours, an Index). The Volume to lie had, nent ly bound , for Fowt appointed in receiving hesitation in saying that, with tho nightl y the most gratifying proofs of Skin-diseaeeB frier.d, aud am delighted to say ifis perfuct in ellect. - tlioir papers for the at andSund-flies Fistulas Scurvv SniLtL NOS AND SIXPENCE. exception of the people of the United States, approval, Southwark has spoken out * Coco-Baj- Gout Lieut Mason. Plymouth. Improvement ! After No. 2C first week or two. If so, the Sore-heads King Notice !—Great , the y will know there h Ba»'» « Chiege-ioot Glandular Swel- Address, Miss Emiw Dean, 48, Liverpool-street, 's issued neatly folded, cut , ami stitched where the fault is no people in the world so well borough meeting, called by tho Hig Tumo ars •Notes ' will be , lies, and they cau easily 1}* Chilblains lings Ulcers Cross, London. and pr inted ii) superior type, without any change in price, remed educated for the exercise of the franchise as and Westminster is to assemble on Aloud' hspped-hands Lun:oago AVoun y it. They have only to give With No, 27 will commence An Original b their tho people of in the Hanover-square Rooms, under tlW 1'iies Yaws ObsEBYB '. 63T orders to another .uew- Great Britain. The local and Novel, by an eminent Novelist, being one of the most s-agent, who is fa one oi Sold by the Prcprkt , 2«, Strand, (near Temple Bar CURE YOUR COliswith AND BUNIOXS.Miss municipal institutions, handed down b our presidency of Sir De Lacy Evans, , Those who wish to walk perfect ease will find Startling Works of Fiction ever published. the habit of observing the trade rule y Lo-adov., aud by all respec table Vendors of Patent Medi- Deans Absorben t the only radic£l Cure for Corn s and , and ancestors, constitute so many normal schools members for the city. einss throu ghout the civilised world , in Pots and Boxes, Buni ons. It is guaranteed to cure them in three days, This Work is ready early on every MONDAY, for each sending his money with his orders ¦w Therefore, Agents have no excuse to his whole- and disapprobation Is. Id., 2s. ad ., 4s., Us., lls., 22s., and 333. each. There it ithout cutting or pain. One trial is earnestly solicited by issuing Saturday. for sale agent, training colleges, in which the people The general outburst of readers in arrear with their copies. eitheriu London or in the country of tn« a very considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. all suffering from such tormentors. keeping It no such acquire the art and habit of self-government ; which followed the infamous attack N.B.—Directionsfor the guidance of Patients are affixed Sent post-free , on receipt of fourteen postage stamps , Published by J. Pavey, 47, Holywell-street, Strand, person be available, a quarter' haract f fi(" s add to this, the universal prevalence of sick ' Times ' and its toadies, upon the c , J* i' ot IW R/1T by Miss Dean, 48, Livorpool-street , King' s-cross, London, London, and all beoksellers. payment in advance, or the remittance of »} the and burial societies, benefit societies, building of Kosauth last week, has been received October 18, 1851. THE NORTH ERN STAR. 5 NATIONAL FACTS AND INCIDENTS ournal with characteristic astuteness. and destroying tho Constitution with the ASSOCIATION OF OF THE GKEA.T After the Exhibition had thus been formally wTA UNITED EXH IBITION. PROTECTION TO LABOUR.-MEETIN O IN ««dine that public opinion was too atrong to weapons entrusted to them for its defence and TRADES. dosed, H became known that the honour of knight- THE TOWER HAMLETS. it has bottled op its thunder, maintenance, would be taken away from them. T. 8. DuHCOMBE, Esq., %£?., President. hood had been offered to Mr. Paxton, to Mr Kt down, a 46 913 ™ifced tho building, the engineer, the object of Their journals EHablUhcd 1345. &nd9 £4j./«i1,914*f Is. ' Pe"°"8 Cubitt, and to Mr. Fox, the con- A numerous meeting of the working classes of I only ventured to attack therefore raised a howl in GJ. waa taken at the doors. L'ras- tractor. and hatred by side winds chorus against the horrible nus n Es( uimaux the Tower Hamlets, dependent on the various fnatria'fldeadly fear anarchy and ter- " PUT JOSHUA ." ! £* ! . l , from Wolitenholrae Bay, The list of contributors to whom medals have occupations columns hare rorism, which brought to this country by Captain Ommanney, of ies nearly twenty-four connected with the shipping of the nd bye blows. The leading they predicted as the result of Arctic ' been awarded ocoup columns port of London, \m held at the Beaumont Insti- a free the Expedition, was present during the day, •• " newspaper, which would rL closed ; but • leader' type has not been expression of ifee popular will in the "If lt were pouftle for the working classes, by com' and , nu appearance of the Times be unin- tution. Mile-end, on Thursday night, " to consider who hare no Assembl biningr among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general excited uorae interest. The teresting to our general readers, and occupy a tho effects anting to ' correspondents,' y. And under cover of the daring and it need hardly be said that this would he a officers of the Executive are in a 8tate of perma. produced on their interests by the ap. unfounded rate of wages, greater amount of space than is at tho disposal of a plioatiou of the principle of unrestricted competi- Jonbt received their inspirations from the calumnies, hatched for the purpose thing not to be punished, bat to be welcomed and rejoiced nent blockade hy crowds of applicants for admis- weekly journal. tion at" fiTUABT MILL. sion on the , termed Free Trade. as the • leader ' writer, and with of creating a panic in the minds of the middle three privileged days of next week. An multi- same sources immense num The spot which last week was filled with 1" Yorao» m p occupied the chair. , afiBail the excellence they classes, they managed to drive one-half of the ber of tickets has been issued, and tudes of admiring spectators is now in possession of m " ?'£' - m Lorenial baseness The readers of the Star" are all aware of the it is considered Mr. J. O Brikn, a working-man, then came it their filthy venom at a people of France " probable that on Monday and Tues- bands of porters and mechanics, and the hammer forward to propose cannot reach, and sp out of the pale of the Consti- evidence delivered by the ex-town councillor, Mr. day there will be a large attendance. To-day the first resolution , which was their power to sully or de- tution, with the consent and co-operation oi at the late (Saturday) we and the packing case are once more in active ope- as follows :— 'That the universal cheapness sought character beyond Edward Perry, of Wolverbampton , understand that as soon as the been trials at Stafford ; where he swore over and over clocks have struck ration. An immense quantity of goods has in the policy falsely called Free Trade necessarily . troy. Itis worthy of remark, that the •Times' the Prebident, to whom as an immediate re- , five o'clock all the organs and oarried away since Wednesday, including the ma- includes cheapness ot again, that he saw Peel constan tly go in and out o; musical instruments adopted labour, and must, there- the 'Post,' find companions only in the ward for his share in the infamous transaction for the purpose will jority of the valuables in the shape of plate and fore, .by whatever means obtained end the Star public-house, in the month of July, and be called into requisition aad will play in concert , be iniurioas bigoted and reactionary French j ournals, they paid £120,000. Green there National jewellery. The external aspect of the majestic to the labouring cla«*es, whose interest con- most that he lodged there ; that he saw the Anthem. ouilding in H vho repeat the same exploded calumnies, Louis Napoleon now finds, however, or af- through the blind ; and the fact ia, Mr. Peel never yde Park presents now the very si9ts in . selling thoir labour ' in the dearest mar* sn "fated slanders which fects to believe, thai his onl chance of success Wolveroamp- Ets Royal counterpart of the bustle occasionally witnessed at ket.' Bat as thia cheapness of labour is only Stupid lies, ^ the y lodged there in his life, nor was he in Highness Prince Albert presided on the goods' station of a is from the votes of the masses he dis- ton from the 4th of June until the 21st of October, Monday at a meeting of railway. Platforms have to be obtained through a competition which sets English hacks of Austria -were obliged to dis- the Royal Commission for been placed at all the entrances, while at tho British sabjects against their fellow-subjects in franchised. From the Assembly, at all events, or ever nearer Wolverhampton than London. Mr. the Promotion of the Exhibition of the Works of western inter from the forgeries of then* own foreign month sworn Industry of all and eastern ends of the building oranes and hostile rivalry for subsistence, and places tha he has nothing to hope, as every shade of Green, too, never lodged there in the Nations, in 1851. The meeting was other apparatus are in tho course competition with the correspondents. This is sufficient to show too, he also being in London. These were not tire held at tho Exhibition of erection to British labourer in wovst- building at twelve o'clock. facilitate the removal of the heavier description of . degraded labourers who pulls the strings which set these puppets parliamentary parties have turned against only things sworn falsely ; but, for these, Mr. Perry The meeting broke up at three o'clock. His Koyal paid labourer and the moat him. After shutting out the popular element appear before Highness Prince objeots that have been exhibited. Sales are still in the world ; this meeting regards the whole ja motion, and to prove the identity of the has been served with a summons to Albert, attended by Lieut.-Col. being negotiated and the stipendary magistrate on Friday, the 17th inst.; Franuia Hugh Seymour , it 18 calculated that at least system as calculated to lower the physical, social, Absolutist journals throughout Europe, how- for his own purposes, he now proposes to open , afterwards proceeded to two-thirds of the contracts will change hands be- classe?, and as the sluices and let it in again, in the hope that so this wily man rhay be caught in his own net. the terminus of the Great Western Railway and moral condition of the woiking ever they may apparently oppose each other and spies at Paddmgton fore the last article has been carried awav. calling for the reprobation and epposition of every He appears much dejected, but his scouts , and returned by a specialr twin to Cn minor points. it will float him to the object of his selfish circumstance that Windsor. ' Thursday, autograph letters of a highly com- reflecting British workman." OH are out, to fish up every little plimentary^ character were course of the vituperation which such ambition. . defence. The scullery-maid Tho only noticeable , we understand , ad- Mr. W. J3rowk seconded , and Mr. A. CAMrDBtii In the may assist him in hia feature in the supplemental dressed by his lloyal Highness Prinoo Albert to execrable papers as the ' Univere ' heap oh The question is, whether to him as to his pre- and the . washerwoman are to be brought to the opening of the Crystal Palace on Monday was the supported , the resolution, which was carried by a Huddle- unexpected visit Colonel Hoid , Mr. Cole, Mr. Dilke, Dr. Lyon Play- great majority. English people, for the manner in which decessors, the fatal and irrevocable words 'too rescue, .and either Sergeant Allen or: Mr. paid by her Majesty, who, accom- lair, and Colonel Lloyd. the The town seemed para- panied by Prince Albert and a In these the Prince, we Considerable uproar was created by the chairman late,' are not applicable. Who can, who will ston as the Forlorn Hope. , the royal children , fear, uses tho most gratifying and yet nicely dis- they are preparing to receive Kossutit, it is charge and doubly so, when the sum- rather numerous suite,, y as ten refusing to hear a Mr. Priest speak. trust him ? He has shamelessl lyzed at the , arrived as earl criminated expressions of acknowledgment for the Mr, carious to observe how anger destroys all dis- y broken every mons was granted. This step falling so close upon o'clock, and continued till twelve, in close inspec- Ktdd moved the following resolution s— services which the gentlemen named have renderod That as labour is the only legitimate property of crimination, and causes them to belch out oath—he has ruthlessly and unblushingly the conclusive contradiction given by Mr. Fleming tion of various departments. The royal party first in carrying to a " privileges the official , visited the Manchester successful close the work of tho the working man, it follows that cheap products, their usual terms of vilification and reproach, trampled on all the rights and to the story invented by Mr. G. Wynn, goods, which her Majesty Exhibition. His Royal Highness announces his the constitution to the people ; and positive denial of the conversation said, to take examined most attentively, and subsequently re- the result ol lowprtzid labour, is injurious to their however inapplicable they may be. For in- guaranteed by intention of presenting each with a gold medal bestinterests." (Cheers.) influence to traitors place between Mr. Parry and Mr. Iluddleeton, as paired to tho Sevres room, where the bronza bust in commemoration stance, the ' Daily News/ which professes to he has sold his power and which is of the negro girl of his connexion with them, and Mr. B. O'Bisien seconded the resolution, which to the alleged compromise at Stafford , attracted much of her. Majesty 's to Dr. Lyon Pluyfair he offere the position of Gen- be an admirer of Kossuih, had a wishy in the Assembly, for money which he after- contained in the following note, must rather attention. The royal party were received on their was supported by Mr. Dick. endeavouring to bribe ' ueman-Usher, vacant in his household by tho ap- A Spitalfields Silk Weaver next addressed tho washy apologetic article for the tone of his ad- wards squandered in astound these dogged persecutors of trades arrival by Mr.Dilke, and one or two other members pointment of Colonel Reid' his dynastic and of the Executive to the Govern orship of meeting, and denounced the system of Free Trade dress at Marseilles, which could only excite the the army into supporting unions :— Committee, and Mr. Betshaw had Malta. This last mentioned fact is remarkable, as now at the last 35, Southampton-buildings , Oct. 2nd. the honour of attending, her Majesty to the differen t as productive of ruin to the interest with which he contempt of every honest and true hearted personal preteusions ; and , showing a tendency on the part of his Royal High- was connected. . . his resolution to propose the restora- Sib, Tn reply to your lutier of the 29th of September stands selerted for the royal inspection. The naves ness to revive . liberal in this country. It betrayed a base, moment, last, referring us to an alleged statement of Mr. \Vynn, the faded significance of court offices The motion was then put, and unanimousl y adop- tion of the constitution to its pristine state, is appeared almost as populous on Monday as ever, by giving them to men of science, whose minds craven hearted, and lickspittle spirit which nephew to Mr. Edward Perry, reflecting upon the conduct from the number of visitors' friends admitted , but ted. dictated by the conviction that in of Messrs. Green, Winters, and yourself, we liavenohesi have been strongly directed to its application to A vote of thanks was afterwards passed to the chair- was wholly at variance with the. career of the as evidently tation in conveying to you our unqualified contradiction the galleries were almost deserted , and the money that way alone can he hope to obtain a re- practice. The public will hear with satisfaction man, and the proceedings terminated. man for whom it pretended to speak, as if it oi the imputations it contains. The statement, from be tables discoursed none of the eloquunt music that the Prince lias come forward so readily to make newed lease of power. ginning to end, is an entire fabrication. could reduce the Hungarian Statesmen and which had so continuously distinguished them on those acknowledgments which a mistaken or selfish jtf 'Constitutionnel'and thejournals We remain. Sir, yours faithfully, previous days. . LATEST FOREGIN NEWS. Patriot to the petty dimensions of shopkeeping odoubttbe J. Hu.upueet Pabbt, Hesrx Mac.vauaba. view of his own reputation might have induced him of the Elysee give very powerful reasons why Mr. "W. Peel Her-Majesty, accompanied by the Prince, came to withhold. patriotism, and selfish political jobbing, which . SWIT ZERLAND. the disfr anchising law should be repealed; but What can be more lain ? again to the building on Tuesday morning, and The work of removal has set in at the Crystal it represents in English j ournalism ! Yet it p made the round of tho galleries. They were pre- On the Sib inst. the discussion was terminated then all these reasons were argued b the op- Mr. Wynn charges Messrs. Green, Winters, and Palace with an energy and rapidity which exceed suited the Parisian Absolutist papers to as- y sented by Mr. Henry Spicer and Mr. George all expectation. Fifteen exit uoors are open for the by adopting a resolution to the effect that the ponents of that law, at the time it was pro- Peel, with proposing, through their counsel, to burghers of Berne should not be excluded from the sume that the ' Daily Jfew' spoke for Kos- plead guilty, and leave the other defendants in the Clowes with handsomely bound copies of the departure of goods, and in tho British department democratic party in that arti- posed and discussed. " Official Illustrated Catalogue," which has at there has already been an immense nnd very per- commission of investigation. The debate lasted suth, and the lurch, and he calls Mr. Fleming as .1witness. Mr. from eight e'olock in the morning to midnight, and was represented as • Socialist and Nothing new can be said upon that head, Fleming, in his answer, fully unmasks the Editor length been completed . The Queen then visiled ceptible clearance effected . The foreigners move cle, aud it portions of the United States, Russian, and Bel- more slowly, hampered as they are by the neces- was exceedingly animated. Tho iK-xt day the elec- Democratic'—a charge which must have as- nor dees the simulated enthusiasm in defence of the defunct " Examiner," and Messrs. Parry tion for the commission took place by ballot, and and Macuamara hurl the accusation back with gian displays, and in taking her departure shortl y sity for observing Custom-house regulations, and tonished the conductors of the organ of the of popular rights impose upon any one. The ' a, as tho names of members of the Opposition were clearl seen through. If M. scorn and contempt. The chief among the tribe we before twelve o clock, with her usual kindness nnd by .variety of other influences which do not tell on hourgeosie quite as much as any bod else. real object is y condescension took notice of the old Cornish pedes- native exhibitors. During the whole of Thursday announced they drew forth marks oi disapproba- y BoSapabtb could have descried in any other leave to Peel and the law. ' tion from the public tribunes. M. Butzburgcr, one The truth is, however, that ' Socialist,' The "Times " and " Daily News " have been trian fisherwoman , who had been placed in her the building was surrounded by waggons and vans quarter as many chances of getting a renewal way, and with hearty emphasis said, " God bless of every descri ption , and in every corner of its vast of the members elected, declined to serve because ' Anarchist,' ' Red Republican,* and so forth hard at work, to prevent the Trades subscribing to tho burghers had not been excluded. of power, there would have been no split defend us, but have failed. London has nobly your Majeisty ." extent the scenes which preceded the opening were are nicknames, coined by the opponents of The attendance of exhibitors and their friends beginning to bo reproduced. The editor of the Spanish journal ' La Tribuna for the purpose of exciting a between him and Leon Faucher. M. Cau- stood forward in the front rank ; and Manchester. del Pueblo' had been sentenced to a fine of 30,000 popular progress, still have been allowed to keep Liverpool, Sheffield , Oldham, Rochdale, Derby, the was much moro numerous than on Monday, but senseless and irrational hostility in the minds lieb would still the interior was by no means inconveniently reals. his iron hand on Paris, and stifle everything Potteries, Bristol, Wolverhampton , and other Tho Roman Observer' of the 6th inst. publishes of their dupeB. Lacking argument, they have y responded to the call of the crowded. The preparations for tho final ceremq> SOuiUif &umd£m*m0 ' like public opinion b a vigorous system of towns, have spiritedl visi- the census of the population of Rome. Iu 1317, it recourse to Billingsgate—they cannot reason, , y Defence Committee. Amongst the trades who nial .werei in rapid progress, and among the espionage and force worthy of the palmiest tors a painful sensation was experienced in finding LYCEUM THEATRE. amounted to 175,000 inhabitants ; in ISIS, to and they ' call names.' For a time this may stand foremost are the Engineers, the Stone- 173 000 ; in 1849, to 106,000 ; and 1851, to 172,000. days of the Grand Monarque. masons the Compositors, the Shipwrights, the that the Crystal Fountain , that favourite rendez- Madame Vestris took her benefit on Monday succeed, but they should recollect the fable , the . building night, From Romo we learn that the Council of War of Had the President set himself, in good Oorkcutters, the Bookbinders, Caulkers and others. vous, that central attraction of nnd with it concluded a season which has Wolf.' They may had been entirely removed during the preceding been unexampled in prosperity. tho French division sentenced Martini 1'iotro Admiral ISowlea , C.B., mixed up m lhe Thursday the prisoner was re-examined before the resulted. ners, members and secretaries of local and sectional papier maebG manufactory at Berlin, in 1765, he which , it i3 said , M.P., hopelessly entangled and loss of a few sheep no fatal consequences obably be the ch;\inn;ii) , to consider the policy of themonar. Major and a full bench of magistrates. Tbe deposi- to ar- committees, members of the Society of ." ArtSi and little thought that paper cathedrals might, within wil l most pr. reactionary and'oppressive tions were read over by the magisrate's clerk, and Messengers were immediately despatched reports of the respective commanders of the Arctic in the Assem. the passenger train-a very exhibitors, I cannot refraiu. from remarking, with a century, sprag out of his snuff-boxes, by tho chical cliques who predominate the usual caution haviug been given to the prisoner, rest the progress of which has sleight-of-hand of advancing art. At present, we searchin g expeditious, and to repor t what, u pon ;v them his icstru hpavv one—which was close behind, otherwise the heartfelt pleasure,, the singular harmoay My, that instead of making she declined saying anything.—His worship then prevailed amongst the eminent men representing bo old-fashioned English, whe haunt cathedrals, and closo and careful investigation of tho fact3 laid ' and Will be said : Prisoner, after a lengthened, patient loss of life would have been great. before them, furt her, if any, steps should be j renta he has become their tool, , but very , an ameer many national interests—a harmony whjch cannot build church&s, like stone better. But there is no taken painful investigation, the magistrates have come to Death in a Belfhy.—Samuel Smith towards the rescue, ov with the view of ascertain- rewarded by the people accordingly. was sent with other per- end with the event which, produced, it. Let us re- saying what we may come to. It is not very long ot (be conclusion that it is necessary to the ends of of the County of Salford, future ; and since it would have seemed as possible to cover ing the fate, of Sir John Franklin and his com- There -was no mistake as to the object keep the crowd out of the Fendleton church- ceive it as an ausp icious omen for/ the public justice that you should take your trial before sons to .hamble and hearty thanks to eighteen acres of ground with glass, aa to erect a panions. Although the story of Sir John Ross uud passing the law of the 31st May, hy which yard during the royal passage from Viorsley. boon while we return our a jury of your countrymen. You are therefore no.v , went Almighty Goilfor the blessing lie has", vouchsafed to pagoda of soap bubbles ; yet the thing is done. his informer, Adam Beck , is not entertained by of the voters were disfranchised. coninViiteil to take your trial at the next Somerset- after twelve o'clock Smith, with some others one-half g«»DK «P our labours, let us all earnestly pray that that Divine When we think of a psalm sung by 1,000 voices any offici al in or out of the Admiralty , it would per- previous the elections were in- shire asaizes for the wilful murder of your child.— into the steeple of the church, Smith ™£ pealing through an edifice made of old rags, and haps be as well for tho coinmhtoe, now that Uiev For some time where the bells are hung. Ibo »«* Providence which has so benignantly watched ov er in favour of the democratic candi- Tlie. prisoner was then reisoveii in custody. that portion pei- of Natures's produc- the universal element bound down to carry our have the intelligent young Esquimaux , Erasmus variably Title.—On Monday the Ri were then being rung, and soon afterwards thfl and shielded this illustration length As OfiLAWED ght sojaetning ions, conaeived human iutellect, and fashioned messages with the speed of light, it would bo pre- York , at band , as well as Captain Penny's able in- dates, wherever they occurred ; and at Dr. M'Hale (known before tho Aggres-j who were ringing them felt that there was j b? " Bevevend Smith s com- by huraaa skill, may still protect and may sumptuouB to say what can and what can not be terpreter, to examine him formally ou tho subject the partisans of the Bepublique Democratique Uiil became law aa the Archbishop of Tuam ,) wrong. About the same time oss of us* sion sightof him, upon wnicil grant that this interchange of knowledge, re- achieved by scienco and art, under tho training of Altehatioks of thk Cornish Maiis.— In future et Sociale achieved a cro;vning and signal paid a •« isit io Bradford, and delivered a most panions said that he bad lost old Time.—Dicl-ens' s Iloiwehold Words. the London Cornwall ringers went up into the beltry, auci sulting from the raeoting of enlightened peo- steady mail will be conveyed into at the election in Paris, which en- oiooaent discourse from the altar of Mount St. some ot the ]r affeabs that forged coupons of Russian loans, from. Exeter via will arrn e at triumph The Reverend Divine, at the con- there found Smith lying under a bell by. which be ple iu friendly rivalry, may he dispersed far and , Plymouth , ami to send to the Assembly four So- Maria Chapel . removed wide over distant lnnds ; and thus, by showing our for fifty florins each , are in circulation. Messrs. Truro at 12h. 29m. p.m. and be despatched thence abled them his discourse, observed, that he was in- had been knocked down. He was nt once irom celebrated elusion of ths fol- mutual dependence upon each other, be . a happy Hope and Co., of Amsterdam, have refused several, to Penzanco, at 12h. 54m. The London mail cialisls ; among whom was the that many of his hearers would understand to the Manchester Infirmary, where he died individuals who were discovered *• (-Loud cheers.) great lords. Plymouth time. The •• Korth to continue much longer, their enaee; after which a collection was nado f On one of them was found forty of these from Exeter via Laua- mitted Catholic Church. Tb land's Castle, Hampshire, for §te de*&je&mfl3Wianjft The Bishop of .London offered up prayers suitable . couponB conveyed the London mail would he destroyed, and their power fhe fund for building a new e •f fifty florins each,—Standard. ' ceston-will be taken off that route. majority at eleyen o'clock by m/,u tor Maae&estw. of the city oJf London - ! to. the occasion. <»f insidiously temperiDg'vith the EepuWic, Jfr Sft 0 - -T-HE NOR THERN STAR. « Octobe r ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ mm m . .. ¦ 18, - \%m¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i i ' " " —W— " ——'^— ——^—a — i—— I ii « ^ »» -»« *^ a »WMMMwt«»w ' ' __.. _ " m ., , „. , „ ' '' hand, and he was at once picked the deceased in a sitting posture lishment and practical security of liberty of con- ~~ Ctje iBetvopoU*. up, and taken to the his horror, in one 329*11$. Escape and Recapture of Isaacs, th^ rr * Unirernty College Hospital, where notwithstanding corner of the room, a corpse. She had a piece of science in Ifcomo? MK Reynolds has not, as yet, ' ~ FIEID BUKGUR. —Isaacs, the captain of tlf. r UrieS lie Dgere(1 UntU Si;tlday eveniD narrow tape, such as is used fbr apron strings, tied HionwAv-RoBBBRY, accepted .the .challenge. . .- rious gang of burglars who so 01 Heai-tb of Irtsoos. —Nine hundred and fifty- wKhedied " S' —One of the most daring acts long tafested I" "" the week round the throat, and fastened to a small'hook in of high way robbery ever known in the neighbour- Spikb Island.—A proclamation has beon issued and Surrey, and whose exploits were s three deaths were registered in London ia Mr. Aujerman 'On the husband' from Dublin Castle declaring that consumJ, last Saturday, " average of ten corres- Salomons, M.P., axd the tlie window blind. s return-he at hood of Aberavon, was perpetrated last week. A henceforth the by the Uckfield burglary,' made hi8 eS^t e<1 ending Tile House of CoMMONs. suspected that she had been murdered island of Spike, near Cork, is to be a depot for the ponding weeks in lSil-50 was 922 ; but as popu- -On Saturday last Mr. Alder- once , though Mr. Benjamin Griffiths , abookseller, from Denbigh, Saturday, in company with a man named L 5t man Salomons' solicitor received " notice of trial." the prevailing opinion at the time was that it was "Wales, was on his return home from a book reception of prisoners under sentence.Of tr&M^osta- from latUmiucreajed dat ing the ten years and up to the North Ade, tbe County Gaol at Lewes. One of >$ in two separate actions, which will bring the a.case of suicide. Circumstances, however, have club, held at tho sehool room, Orai£-y-Pab(PriesC's lion ; and all boatmen and others are cautioned turnkeys (George Cox) had the prison present time, the average, to be rendered compara- question of light which have induced tbe against landing on the said island under any doot a i-. .7 ble with last week's mortality, must be raised in the admission . of Jewi into Par- come to police of cbo Rock), when he was met by two ruffianl y-looking . pre- open to admit the prison officers who pro* liament before the Court of Queen' town to effect the capture' of Mrs. Pinckard, the text whatever, unless duly authorised. had hp portion to the increase. The average thus corrected s Bench, fellows, in the new road leading from the Margairi Bleeping out at night, as usual, and were retumi 1 in the course of a few weeks. The notices of wife of the deceased's son, on suspicion of having works, one of whom struck Mr. Griffiths Thk Beginmsg of thb End.— The followin g may be stated as 1,014, on which the deaths of last tin a to their duty at six o'clock in the morning wi.p 8 trial are for the sittings after Michaelmas term, con- murdered the old - lady. The deceased , it seems, violent blow under the right ear, which completely ominous paragraph is from the'"Mayo Constitu- to the utter astonishment of the officers week show a decrease of 61. The zymotic or since, had left her by an uncle : received on Wednesday morning :—¦" Re- , Isaacs a ! sequently the cases come on early in December, as some time the inte- stunned him, and he fell. Whilst on the ground, tion" Ade rushed passed them. The convicts, having epidemic c!a-s of diseases produced 242 deaths , or of November. ,000, whioh at her death was to be divided sistance to Poor Rates.—We have heard that «„„ than a fourth of the total amount the term ends on the 25th The actions rest of £1 one of the villains jumped upon his chest, covering cealed themselves in a corner at tho end more , while the are brought for "having voted in the among her children. She had only one child , the with his hand and the two bridges on the road from Castlebar to Dem- Of iT corrected average is 278. The number House of his mouth , other rifled his porter's lodge/near Uws outer gate of the n of fatal casei .Commons wiihont having first taken the oaths, re- husband of the prisoner. The inducement for de- and a-purse , containing £7 13s harrire have been cut up by the peasantry, in order tj sn ascribed to small pox is 18, all of which occurred in " , pockets, . Cd. was made an instantaneous rush into the street, knock*? quired by law." ; priving the unfortunate female of her life is sup- They then took to their heeis towards Tai- to prevent the poor rate collector removing corn children , and in none it is stated that the patients ' stolen. the officer (Cox ) aside in passing, and made off - Thb Lock Question.—Mr. Hobbs, the- great posed to ha velbeen to obtain possession of the £1,000. bach, and have not been apprehended . and other crops seized for poor rates. No clue has opposite directions. Isaacs ran up tad been previously vaccinated. —Last week the ickerof English locks, obtained it appears, was in difficulties , and as yet been had to the perpetrators of this out- market-str* \ p his final triumph on Her husband, ' ¦ into the High-street, followed by past of bir ths of 711 boys and 674 girls, in all 1,415 Saturday last, by having his lock restored to him un- there was a distress on the farm. The prisoner ^ n rage." . - - > • the ofW children , were registered during the week. The , after a fortnight' of-the and . when just • opposite the " Sussex Express •' injured s persevering attempts on was seen to leare the house deceased about The late Mdrdkii in Armagh.—James Magrath, he was caught by a carpenter average of sis correspondi ng weeks in 1845 50 was the part of Galenott, with of an hour prior to the Eman o 0 office , named C(m! the report of the com- three quarters discovery of the person charged on tho coroner's warrant with Mr. Card , for whom Curtis works, 2,211.—At the Royal Observatory, Green wich, the mittee affirming its impregnability. murder. The body, when examined, was was seen on Thurs- and a turiifcl. the latb Floods.—Mr. Frazer, county surveyor, the murder of Patrick Owens, named Payne, laying hold of him almost mean height of the barometer in the week was Extensive Robbbries.— On Saturday last infor- covered with wounds and bruises. The inqust was • The day week in Belfast by a gentleman from Armagh, auC 29.Y43 in. The itea n reading of Saturday was mation was forwarded for Down, states that from personal observation tlie same moment, lie did not attempt to resist to the different police stations resumed on Friday last at the Town Hall, when who observed to tbe accused that it was strange gaol by Payne. In ami 30.100 in. The mean temperat ure of the week wag of an extensive robbery which was adduced confirming the damage sustained by the county in consequence of was taken back to the the mean had been committed evidence . above details. he should be walking about there after what had time Ado bad also been secured , and an * 51.6 deg. The d rily mean rose from ol teg. on the night before, at the "Waterman ' It was again adjourned. The prisoner is about the late floods , will amount to £800. occurred in Armagh , inquiry n-.. deg. on s Arms public Loan LightenANT.—The '' Evening Herald" , Magrath then decamped. at once made into the mode by which the "Wedne sday and Tlm-.sday to 61 deg. and 59 house, m the Belridere Road, Lambeth. It appears fifty-fi ve years of age.—The inquest in this case has The The constabulary of Belfast vrev© so&n informed of escatl Friday and Saturda y. On the first five days it was that Friday night being that upon to a dose. Tho jury have says—''It is rumoured that Lord Grenvitle will im- had been effected ; and a very ingenious affair days in ten years which the mem- been brought returned the circumstance, and ever since have been insti- it near ths average of correspon ding , bers of the Old Friends Society were a verdict of " Wilful Murder " against Elizabeth mediately succeed the Earl of Clarendon as Lord tuting a most proved, when we consider the materials employe/ degre e, above it. The Wind in the habit of of Ireland. His Excellency the present active search. With no other instrument than a nail, and i nfc oa .Frida y it rose JO assembling at the Waterman s Arms, and which is Pr ckhard and the wretched woman was duly com- Lieutenant . with 1 south-wit duri ng nearly the whole . Viceroy, it is said, goes to the Home-office, vice S|r material to work on but a piece ef deal, Isaacs ^ blew from the also the tap-house to the brew-houae of Messrs. mitted on the coroner's warrant for trial at the LAST EXPLOIT OP^ME FftfiXCH LION bad • week —Note bv Mr. Baddeley, registrar of Mile- Goding and Co., an upstairs club room was Aesizes. G-. Grey , whose declining health constrains him to contrived to fashion a wooden key with all th is worthy of remark (in prepared Spring sayg KILLER. e end Old-town Upper : "I t for them and several members of thesoeietyattended Tjib Late Visit op the Qubem 10 Manchester. retire. Another rumour , that the Earl of Car- wards necessary to unlock the cell gates of himself my large district , , be the new Lord Lieutenant. The ' Journal des Chasseurs' publishes the fol- The pipe of the order t> show the healthiness of and nothing of a suspicious nature occurred until —The casualties attendant upon the royal visit were lisle will " and fellow prisoners. key, hOw.. contain ing, according to the last census, a popula- eleven o' Affair of Honour.—-Richard Mahoriy, Esq., of lowing : letter, addressed to a friend by M, Jules ever, being weak , he had bound it round clock, when it was found that some thief, very few, but it is to be regretted that two of them Gerard , wi^ tion of 29 4S4 souls) that from the 30th September taking advantage no doubt of the with loss of life. -A Dromore Castle, Kenmare, was on Friday last placed an officer of the French army, distinguished thread , and , thus protected, U had opened his own bustle, had entered were attended girl named , for his lion-killing exploits ;— . ¦ . ' last to the 6th October following 3 deaths only oc- the bed-room of Mr. Bianchet, the landlord Louisa Teel waa shot in the eye by tho under arre6t in KHIarney, by Inspector Duburdieu cell, and that of Ade, who was confined next to him in the two weeks ending 11th October , forced wadding g to fi ght a duel with Maurice " My dear Leon,—In my narrative of the month * curred and open a drawer there, and carried away £125 in gold from a cannon fired by a youth named James Alcock, on a charge of intendin and was sentenced to fifteen years' transportation last 13 deaths were , registered , a number consi- and notes.—On the night of O'Connell, Esq., M.P. He entered bail before T. of August, 1850, I spoke of a large old lion which I In attempting the liberation of a third prisoner* ; " Friday week,during the and he was on Tuesday committed for manslaughter. had not been able to fall in with, and of whose sex derably below the usual average. —N»te by Mr. confueien occasioned by a vast number of An infant was also squeezed to death in its mother A. Dilloa, Esq., R.M. His sureties were H. A. however, it broke. It was about half-past nine , registra r oF M ile end Old-town Lower : passengers 's Esq., M.P., and Henry Leahy, Esq. and age I had. formed a notion from his roarings. Castl eden returning by an excursion train, some expert thief arms .on Friday night, and a man was crushed by Herbert. o'clock when the two convicts found themselves in "This sub-district may be considered remarkably entered the bed-room of Mr. Read, the wheel against a barrier ' The Hon. Abbot Lawrence and party left Dublin On the. return . of the expeditionary column from the passage of their ward. Thence they made their only one death having taken place from keeper of a a cart . Kabylia, I asked permission from General St. healthy, beer-house, opposite to the Waterloo Sdicidb OF a* SoMCiTOK. oh Saturday morning, via Holyhead, for the Ameri- way without difficulty into tbe area surrounding the to 2ad October. " Mr. C, how- station, and --Con8iderable excite- Armand to go and explore the fine Lairs situated on 26th Septembe r carried away from £70 to jESO in gold. ment prevailed on Sunday morning, in the retired can embassy in London. The demeanour of the hon- gaol, the gate of the ward not being locKtd till tea ever, returns 11 deaths between the 2nd and lOih Tub Case of Alleged Man slaughter gentleman, during his short visit to Ireland , and the the northern declivity of Mount Aures, in the cru o'clock usually. Their great danger now was is xhe village of Tickill (Yorkshire), in consequence of the vironss of Klenchela from October inclusive. Cur.—On Monday Inspector s Gale, Mitc hell, and determined suicide of Richard Ellison, Egn ,, interest which he manifested in every matter con- , where I had left my animal. a watchman who perambulates the building, al. solici- Instead of a furlough I received a mission for that Muhdeb and Smears at BfiBJtoxnssr.—A catas- Howard, and a representative of each of the police tor, and chief residen t of the place. It appears that nected with the social improvement and prosperity though, however, his half hourly visits must have trophe, if not similar ia degree, at least similar In divisions of the city of London, of this country; have left very favourable impressions country, and accordingly had during two months greatly impeded their operations. They attempted waited upon Mr. during the previous week the unfortunate gentleman to shut my ears against the dail character to that which so recently occurred at Lewis, the attorney of Ely-place, and presented had been, from some unexplained cause, labouring on the minds of men of all parties here. y reports that were 0 dig 8 hole thrOUSll the boundary wall at the back Caraberwell, took place on Friday afternoon , the him with a The Faminb Loans.—The oppositlQH to the d&- brought to me by the AraAts of the misdeeds of the ' , out several pair of silver dishes, weighing upwards under much depression of mind , which'at length ag- of the dobtors prison ' they had taken t ! 10th inat, in Bridge-street, Bermondsey Xew-town of ISO ounces, bearing an inscription in grateful SUmed SUCh an alarming appearance that it was mands made by the Treasury for the repayment of solitary. In the beginning of September, when my bricks, and it appears probable that it i»as only the The parties concerned moved in a very humble acknowledgment of hi6 great exertions in defending deemed necessary to place a strict watch on his the famine loans, has extended into the generally- mission was terminated, I proceeded to pitch my arrival of the turnkeys which prevented this plan sphere of life, still the occurrence, lamentable and Berjplflin Cole, a constable in the force turbulent county of Tippersry. The ratepayers of tent in the midst of the district haunted by the from being successful. At the Sussex Quartet • , who was movements, as it wag apprehended that he would lion fearful, as will be seen by the subjoined proceedings indicted for manslaughter at the September ses- make an attempt on his life. On Sunday morning that county are told the demands of the government , and aet about my investigations round about Sessions, held on Monday, the Earl of Chichcster, sions, 1851, at the Central Criminal Court. are uniust in principle and incorrect in the details, the douars to whioh lie paid the most frequent chairman , inquiries were made by Mr. George at the inquest, caused considerable excitement in , It is he arose in apparently better spirits, and walked in many JBermondsey, Dockfiead, the vicinity of Tooley- stated that the principal officers who actively the garden, accompanied as usual by his Attendants. and they are in substance advised to stand hj the visits. In thia m^wner I spent a night be- Darby and other magistrates of Mr. Sanders, the etreet, and in the Borough.—On Saturday last, at investigated the case, are convinced that he did After taking exercise for some time, he contrived to guardians, who are resolved to repudiate if a liberal neath the open sky, without any satisfactory result, governor of the gaol, and it appeared that the lalf-past threeo 'clock, the inquest was held by Mr. not strike a single blow with his truncheon, or any elude his watchers' vigilance, and returned to the extension of time be not granted. It needs no when, on the 15th, in the morning, after a heavy officers of the prison were not to blame in the "W. Carter, coroner for East Surrey, and a jury or other weapon upon that occasion. bouse unnoticed and alone. His absence was .de- wizard to foretell the course the men of Tipperary rain which had lasted till midnight, some natives, matter, the real source of the evil being the defective fourteen parishioners, at the Fleece, Great George- Messrs. Hoabg, Bankers of , Flbbt-sthket, tected almost immediately, and an alarm was raised, will pursue. who had explored the cover, came and informed state of the ' locks, three parts of which, Mr, Street ,. Bermondsey Xew-town.—Rober t Suicliffe, a have found that a robbery to a considerable extent which led to the discovery of his body on the dining- A woman was found murdered near the church at me that the lion was ensconced within half a league Sander3 said, could be picked by a wire. The bootmaker , living in the same house with the de- has for some time been committed upon them by a room floor, quite dead. The unfortunate gentleman Passage, on Thursday night. The unfortunate of my tent. I set out at three o'clock, taking with closin g of the gate of the ward passage' at ah earlier ' deceased received another oarrying my ceased perso ns, said : About half-past four on Fri- confidential clerk, who, from speculating on the appears to hare gone direct to this room and there % stab in the neck, which must me an Arab to hold my horse, hour was recommended , but as a new gaol is in day afternoon , the little girl, Harriet Ifewman , was Stock Exchange, had incurred considerable losses eat his throat. The gash inflicted was of a most have produced instantaneous death. A sailor be- arms, and a third in charge of a goat ; most de- rapid progress, the question as to locks was left to -wanted by me, and Mrs. Stnines, the landlad y of and in an evil hour had been induced to alter the frightful description 1 extending from ear to ear—in- longing to a Greek ship has been arrested on sus- cidedly unconscious of the important part it was the visiting justices. the bouse, called her , and she went for a loaf of figures in tho bank books, whereby a defalcation to deed the head was almost separated from the body, picion. about to perform. Having alighted at the skirt of BtopEMBNT and Capture —A young man, the wood be- bread for me and broug ht it. She was then in good the. extent, we believe, of £10,000 has occurred . being only slightly attached. A gloom has been The soldier of the fortieth Regiment, who accused , I directed myself towards a glade longing to the family of a respectable merchant ia ieal th. Hav ing executed the errand , she went up The person has been in the service of tbe Messrs. cast over the neighbourhood by this untoward event, himself Of having murdered a young woman in Eng- situated in the midst of the haunt, Where I found a Paris, has just been charged before tbe ju dicial au- stairs to her mother 's room on the first floor. In Hoare upwards of twenty years.—Globe. as the deceased (who was the eldest son of John El- land ten years since, was on Monday handed over to shrub to which I could tie the goat, and a turf or thorities of Paris, with carrying off the daughter of about five minutes she came running down, scream- Patai. Accident at thb City Bmdeweia.—On Esq.,estate the military authorities at Cork , the charge which he two to sit upon. The Arabs went and crouched Baron , a young lady, under age, under ll lison, steward to the Earl of Scarborough) down beneath tho • ing, and crying Oh dear!" Upon this my wife Tuesday evening an inquest was taken by Mr. Wm. was highly esteemed for his kindness and generosiiy made against himself having, on investigation, the cover, at a distance of about 100 following circumstances :—The Slater Of the JOUHg opened the door of our room, which is on the Payne, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on view of to the neighbouring poor. turned out to be a falsehood. paces. I had been there about a quarter Of an flOUr, man had for a schoolfellow the daughter of tho ground floor back , and the little girl ran in. I saw the body of Samuel Evans, Bged fifteen , a lad, an in- An ikquest was held »l Stnplehurat a day or two A Dublin letter in the " Limerick Chronicle " the goat meanwhile bleating with ail its might, Baron , who resided in one of the finest houses ia that blood «aa streaming <1o in question has been traced to Paris. —Sunday Times, take no longer fowl^SS^iJJiJ deep wounds in different parts of his person. nation " on making ajx >hmortem exami- morning. At the inquest, Mr. Skinner, the house shares. dec are that we live on raw " Mi/aoua Br x,e Davbsiry. w CeStUkJ man was taken home, and medical assistance was a f ema. at — The to n surgeon of the Infirmary, stated that he had made a Thb " Catholic UsiyERSiiy."~The committee Cat the winn ers pro cured , but lie died in the course few houv=. of Daventry, in ¦Nor , was last week in a of fffcSETfrtn ac eiery nobleman , of our Derbies of a 1 thampton post mortem examination of the body.—A punctured the " Catholic University" seem to think it high takes hia ««houledo ^ue" to It is not known by whom or for what cause be was oZSS&ffiz ?«?¦* c««wk- state of great excitem ent, in consequence of the wound had penetrated tbe eye, the orbital plate and time to show they do not intend to confine all wuh ; Proved Eg Which named their hii? tha t we are in th « d»S& S stabbed. fatauSredC tot?, "* ' , ""fortunately murder of a respectable married woman the frontal bone were fractured , and there was a Ja- efforts to the collection of funds. From a Sw WlVfu Smitbnold-market« • and that op tho Bnfcn , thir™ « *"u of the name of wJ. Elizabeth Pinckard, who resided in a lonely house state- during5 3 thefh Notion a Judge's Doty.—A writer in ^ e ceration of the brain resting on that bone, with effu- ment published by the "Freeman's Journal" it month of^ November three-fourths of the Daily Wisconsin " says :— " When 1 first como about a mile from the t«"»wn. It appears that on sion of blood. would 1 L ndon " —The jury returned a veitlict of" Man- appear that they are taking some steps towards or- ?. , con»mit suicide, Altogether, to Wisconsin I chanced to meot an enemy of Judgo Monday the husband of t he deceased left home slaughter " against Patrick Goulden.—Goulden was ganising their projected I1 thinktWtM that? a little %ssz^*p^asa& about institution . peace, and a little -old-win Hubbell ; and being a stranger, and no doubt a nineair o'clock with a -horse and cart to at- apprehended by tbe police almost immediately .after The Catholic Defence ana a mtie brotherhood " n a f gome miles A«BOloi««Wl_Th8 Rev among nations will re- little inquisitive, I asked him what were the grounds fis6 sssof ^ disti ^t, and was accompa- he hal committed the offence. He was taken up Alexander King, Independent sult from the foreign *™sfc^ floor, ^' «*'«»«• nied^ by his Spn minister, has S' invasion ; and that it will, in of his dislike to the judge. ' Why,' said lie, ' I Er?th m t^ , a manof n iiddle age, holding a at tbe Borough Court on Saturday morning and re t 0 longer fell On to the t»Jl S ? '' StOmK. From these he n d0W he gauntlet Mr. JohnXy- .nmAn niift a matter of course, that be- helpod to elect him, and the very first suit 1 had in £* wlm in tbe Ullage of Thruppf They were manded. uoldsS , M.P.,m P and? lhis , *° cause 50,000 Frenchmen ••bsent the whole colleague s of the fhthnii« in blue wats and red court he refused to charge the jury in my favour. tbTeW lnm with reat day. Towards the afternoon a A new Line in tho Lake district is proposed to fiefence Asaociation, to diiouJ, trousersmec 00,000 Englishmen fcad in •«<-the gunerenu5 . . - « foroe «»» *» d Bir, or the execution of his duty as con- them. He saw them try the pockets of a number " It_ was Turkey has acted so; Lafayette. ' • : hands of Louis Kossuth, on his return from Ame- Crusaders -and pilgrims of a later age. Within stable ; in a third count with assaulting him with of ladies whibt their attention was directed to vari- The land." six million visits intent to prevent their people of England raised its powerful voice " Louis Kossuth is regarded by us as the cham- ric a to Eng half a year have been paid to the lawful apprehension ; and ous obje&t9 of interest ; and noticing that they were lm ' These recommendations were then shrine of art by persons in the fourth count they were charged ff !i . vindication of the r ights of humanity, pion of tbe freedom of his country, and as having unanimously great who huve travelled with a com- about to leave the building, he stopped them, and ottended ^m myself led there for constitutional liberty and the adopted. : scores, and hundreds, and thousands mon assault, to which indictments the their and in my associates ' and tbe strugg of miles for prisoners requested to be informed what they had m g?.7ernment of Great Britannia proved to rights of a brave and oppressed people. We be- Mr. Petiie (the secretary) reported that ho.had, the purpose. Excursion trains bring up pleaded not guilty. Several witnesses were exa- pockets. They replied nothing; but Gilbert after- nified be a dig- four or mined ;, organ of the people of England's enerous lieve he desired to establish for Hungary a govern- by the instruction of the committee, aUNuJed. a five thousand a day by one line of railway. Eight- , who stated the circumstances of; the wards tooH out of tier pocket a handful of silver, g outrage. ment , with adequate checks and balances, similar, meeting of the German Agitation Committee tho fipe thousand children dung ««God save the Queen" The prisoners received a good character. and he took them into custody. On being searched the members (Dr. The jury found .. J" United States of America, the people, as far as practicable, to our own, and where life, preoeding even ing, ono of their at Manchester on Friday, and fifty thousand adults the prisoners Guilcy on the fourth there were found upon them four medals, twelve tne Congress Strauss) having on their part expressed a wish to count, of a common assault , , and the government, shared with liberty, and property should all be placed under the repeated the hymn the next day in Hyde Park. We , and recommended sovereigns, two half-sovereigns, above £2 in silver equal generosity in the highminded resolution to inviolable protection and guarantee of the law and be in formed of the nature of the intended Kossuth forgot how many millions are returned as having them to mercy on account of character. The and a gold watch and chain, and a small caae, On restore ino judge, . to fre edom, and by freedom to activity. constitution, We saw no support on hia part of demonstration. The address which it was intended travelled by railway last year. The visits to the addressing the prisoners, said they had the floor of the theatre, and of the chemical lecture- l hey sent over beforo them, been found guilty by the a steam frigate to that purpose, and those agrarian doctrines which lead only to disorder to present to Bossuth had been laid British Museum and the Thames Tunnel are now jury, who had taken a room , where the officer saw them busiest at work, most generously offered the protection of their glo- and anarchy, which are incompatible with the exis- and approved of; and Dr. Tausenau , ono of their of the millionaire class. Twenty years ago the merciful view of the case. They might congratu- were found about a dozen empty purses; but the rious flag. tence of free which despots give tb.0 late themselves to government, and upon members, a fr iend of Kossuth, promisoJ to figure of the national debt stood alone in its glory, the end of their lives that owners had not come forward to .identify them. " Thug acted England and the United States. now seize as a pretext for the re-establishment of deputation every facility in his power for obt lining as the only work of man that approached to the death did not ensue from their outrageous conduct. Amongst them was one belonging to Mrs. Trinnick , " "e stopped at absolute power, further He considered > Marseilles. Iwished to visit Eng- ' an introduction to Kossuth. They wero infinite, and was really stupendous. "We are now their offence of a very serious which contained when she lost it the sum men- land ; the lively sentiment of gratitude pointed out " Differing as does our government in form from informed that tho object was to get ' up an English 60 familiar with great figures, nature. From the uniform they wore they were tioned in the indictment.—Mr. Parry addressed the to me as a duty your own we are united that the national looked to go there to thank for the high- with you by a common race demonstration ; but if foreigners chose to join ia debt is descending, by comparison, to the level of upon as a protection to their countrymen , jury at some length with his usual energy, and to minded sympathy I and the cause I represen t were and language in the maintenance of tho common the procession, they would not be prevented doing onr ordinary conceptions. But but that uniform, ho was sorry to say, they had the astonishment of every person in the court, the honoured with. law of England of the trial by jury, of the liberty , among all these disgraced. So I requested permission to pass , so. At the same time, no delegates from any fo- vast fignres that are becoming- domesticated and He should take into consideration jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.—An appli- through France to England direotly, of the press, and of those great principles of con- reign body would bo recognised as much lor their the : without , vulgar, there is none so important, though so character they bad received. . Dann, he cation was made for . the money to be given up to asking leave to stop in any place (because I know 9 itutional freedom for which your Russell perished, own sakes as to give the demonstration cft'tct. on familiar, as the figures sentenced to be imprisoned for four calendar the prisoners, but Mr. /Witham said he certainly tho character your ilampden of the emigration which is ' of the present Republican Trench and your Sidnuy bled . Wo are the continent. Weve foreigners admitted to the actually draining these isles. "We have repeated months ; and Rourke, considering thi nine weeks should not accede to such a request. . . government), and declaring to be ready to follow united with you, also, in the support of thosu views committee it would only give an excuse for foreign almost ad nauseam that the people are leaving us he had already been in gaol, to the further term of Embezzlement.—George Hamlet Gritton and evevy loyal and honourable advice the government of political economy taught by Adam .Smith , powers to say that it was merely a plot got up by two calendar months. James ;George Spencer were indicted latter for at the rate of near a thousand a day. " Very well ; , the would feel convenien t to give me for my rapid pas- Ricardo, .Peel, and Cobden , which are so hostile to foreign refugees. "What of that? They are only Irishmen, with a having feloniously embezzled the sums of £3 is. Gd. sage through'France. agrarian tendencies ; views so nobly maintained by Mr, T, Hunt (the chairman) atated that the com* 12s., and £i l»3,, sprinkling of the ever-wandering Scotch, and some MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. the.moneya of William Samuel •' Mon9ieUr Louis Napoleon Bonaparte refused your present enlightened ministry, parliamen t, and mittee appointed to obtain the use of a suitable cf the Jess f ortunate or respectable of our own Burton, his master, and the former as an accessory the requested permission to pass through that people. We are united with you also in opposing building for the banquet wevo not yet prepared to countrymen." Be they what they may, the fact before and after the fact.—The prisoners were French Republic which did him the honour to elect all spoliation^ of coercive diversion of property which report. They had some idea of obtaining Drury- 1 The sittings of the court for tbe October Quartet found Guilty, and sentenced remains that we are witnessing a phenomenon of Session were resumed on Monday morning at the to be imprisoned and him to the high station, where his sacred , sworn marked the downfall of Roman liberty, and the lane Theatre. (Cheers.) the same class with the migrations of the Gaols, Guildhall, Westminster kept to hardlabour for one year. . d uty is to be the chief guardian of the democratic l'ccent reappearance of which fatal dogmas in The Chairman read an extract from tho Pro- , by adjournment from Obscbne Prints. " the Goths, the Hun s, the Turks, the Magyars , and Clerkenwell, before Mr. Sergeant Adams, assistant —Thomas Strinapn was indicted constitution of his counjry, ' which proclaimed to another form which ia made the pretext lor the gresso " of Turin, a letter from a gentleman diminish wages. Capital being only accumulated meeting adjourned. against the laws of his country. ter, and to him the defendant said he merel condition of an average Irish peasant at home, and He had been some time in prison, he had also been y had vernment impede me to fulfil the highfelt duty to labour, to make war upon capital they know is to MEETING IN WESTMINSTER. that which he easily attains to in the United States, for some time confined in a hospital whilst the such things to sell when anybody asked for them. thank the people of England for its generous sym- assail labour which will .be best . rewarded when, to shall not quarrel with the reflection The card s, Ac, were produced and submitted to the unfettered by legislative inteference or restrictions, A preliminary meeting was held onTuesday even- which the wound was under treatment, and believing pathy. I am still resolved to land at Southampton , ing at the King's Arms, Palace-yard, Westminster, name seems to cast on the rulers left behind. The that the mental and bodil g ad court.—Mr. Ballantine admitted that the things Sir. I will entreat Captain Long, of the Missis- it is left to seek freely for-all its products the writers who y sufferin he h produced were properly styled in the indictment ob- markets of tho world. These views were promul- to take into consideration the best means of mani- treat of this exodus tell us that it will undergone had shown him the enormity of his sippi , to hasten me down to Gibraltar; I' wish festing respect for Kossuth and the great principles go on till the whole race is departed, and their place offence, Mid would induce him for the future to hold sceneandindecent. and that the defendant wasguilty and hope to find there some means of conveyance to gated by me some years since, in official reports to left nntenanted. Having once begun of having sold them. The jury returned a verdict of congress, as tbe nnanco miniBter of the American of constitutional liberty. The chair was taken by , the migra- up against misfortune, he should sentence him to your free and glorious shores, were it but for otie Mr. T. Prout. tion will go on ; and the strong social instincts that one hour's imprisonment. Guilty.—Mr. Ballantine then appealed to the court hour 's stay. cabinet ; were sanctioned by the action of congress, have hitherto for mercy for the prisoner, urging that he bad never vo-affirmed by augmented majorities in our recent ., The CHAumxs said ho had received tbe following" bound the Irishman to the soil of Housebrkaking.—Edward Palmer, 17, pleaded I' l lelfbound to address to you, honoured Sir, letter from Sir De Lacy Evaus, M.P. for the city of his birth will now operate in drawing him into the guilty of having broken and entered the dwelling- before been known as a dealer in such disgusting this communication, as a proof of my respect and elections and may be regarded as the settled policy 16 matters and thac een found " To Louis Kossuth, late Governor of Hungary. A crowded and highly respectable meeting of the which was contended for in Hungary, a the handmaid of human developments. that he gave a cheque for those costs quite inde- ant, music-seller and dealer in opera tickets, in tbe inhabitants of Kingsland and the neighbourhood cause, w s a Tee discovery of gunpowder put an end to the pendent of the transaction which formed the sub- " Sir,—It 13 with feelings of cordial gratifica- good one, and well deserving tbe sympathy of ,all Strand , to recover the sum of £3 18s. 0d., under tion that I greet your approach tho shores of took place on Wednesday evening at the British little wars and little states of the middle ages, and ject matter of tbe indictment.—The prisoner re- the following peculiar circumstances :—The plaintifl to honest reformers. And who will point out to us introduced England after the sad vicissitudes that have hitherto School-room, for the purpose of adopting an ad- the person more conspicuously identified with that larger political manipulations. The ceived a very high character, and the jury, in find- stated, that on the 22nd of July last, ho applied at dress to be presented to the Hungarian patriot' on discovery of printing prepared for the revival of ing him Guilty, strongly recommended him to marked your noble career in the cause of liberty, cause, and to whom we may address the expression Mr. Fentum's in the Strand for nine pit tickets for and the instinctive rancour of despotism, its his arrival in the metropolis. Frederick Clabke, learning and arts, and paved the way to the Re- mercy.—The court sentenced him to three months' the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-garden . The ad- of our sentiments, therefore, more fittingly than satellites and adjuncts (including that of the present Esq., presided. by formation. The discovery of the mariner's com- lard labour. missions were paid for, and plaintiff and his com- The Rev. T. W. Avelino observed that Kossuth this illustrious exile, called , as we know ho was, pass showed Robbery by Painter.—Patrick rabid French President and his minions in power), the voice of his country to preside over its councils our navigators a path to the East In- a Journeyman pany took the precaution to be at the theatre in that has added to the littleness - of your fall, To came here , not because he had broken the lavra of dies and the Sew World. It may be the first Manning, 16, was indicted for stealing a watch, value pretty good time, with a view to secure places for ' in its most perilous emergency, and who so express to you hero tbe meed of admiration due his country, but because ho had dared, to confront loriously tust.-tined that momentous trust ? The mbsion of railways to set all the populations oi £10, the property of Leonard Carew Gwynn, in the seeing the performance. Upon their arriving the crowned perjurer who had broken g dwelling to you were superfluous in both hemispheres, the the those laws. nationality as well as the liberties of Hungary have the Old World on the move, and send them in quest house of John Faire. The prosecutor was pit was quite full , so that it was difficult to obtain that of prosperity (Cheers.) But for the conduct of one traitor, Hun- of independent and comfortable homes. a private gentleman, occupying apartments in the even standing room. Plaintiff having paid for the public voice of fame attests it, been destroyed by the armies of foreign despota. will confirm it, and hail your name as a guiding gary might now have been in full enjoyment of her Iiut it was not a street or town emcute that we And when will this movement stop ? Incurious* house of Mrs. Faire, 139, New Bond-3treet. _ The tickets with the understanding that lie would have liberties, with Louis Kossuth, where he deserved to cess and prisoner star of the •world's destiny. Suffice it, therefore, refer to—it was a national movoment. None other prejudice are ready with the reply, that it was employed with some men in painting proper accommodation , at once applied to the box- that one of the number who had the :honour to be, .it the head of a free people. (Cheers.) He "will stop, at all events, when the Celtic race is ex- down the front of Mrs. Faire's house, and he was deeper for a return of his money. The check-taker could have enabled the Hungarian patriots to chase solicit the interfence of the English government for moved the adoption of an address to Kossuth. the Austrian hordes from their territory. Their hausted. The Englishman, we are assured is too observed by a person on the opposite side of the way informed him that the money would be returned address expressed profound sympathy with ' your liberation, now seeks permission to felicitate The just wishes, therefore wo will sanguiiiely hope may attached to* his country, and too comfortable at to get through a window on the second floor, and had tbe tickets been purchased there, and in fact, struggle in which the Hungarian people were , home and the you on your arrival in this- country, and to express the yet be accomplished. , to cross the Atlantic. But surely it is very suspicion being excited, a search was made money was being returned to persons who had pro- his earnest prayer that the time is not far distant engaged , and regretted that the noble efforts of pr emature to name any such period for this move- prisoner was found in an upstairs room, and in his cured the admissions. He subsequently applied to " Most faithfully, my dear sir, yours, when you may .be restored—notwithstanding the Kossuth and his compatriots had been defeated by "De Lacy Evans." ment, or to say beforehand what English labou- pocket was a watch which hehad stolen from a dress- Mr. Fentum, who refused to return the money, and still pollute con- fraud, perfidy, and force, and indulged the firm and rers will do, when seven or eight millions of Irish ing case belonging to the prosecutor. The jury found said, the tickets having been , used it was now en- malignity of banded despots that " P.S.—I go to-morrow, for a short time, to tha tinental Europe—in triumph to bless your native unshaken faith that tho power was now silently but continent, but shall bo enabled to postpone my have led the way to comfort and independence. The him Guilty, and he was sentenced to six months' hard tirely a matter between tbe plaintiff and the autho- have lived in vain ; actively at work which would break the iron Englishman is now attached to his ovn home be- abour. land. In any case you wJll not departure from Folkestone for a week, till I hear . , r ities of t he Opera , who wero bound to find suitable lorious example will have its due effect. sceptre and shiver the throne of despotism. It ex- cause he knows of no other. His ideas of other re- Robbing as Esiploter.—Job Wood, 3o, was in- accommodation for him. The plaintiff considered your g what may be the decision iu Westminster on this , " Believe mo to remain, - pressed admiration of the character of Kossuth, subjnet. " - gions are dark and dismal. lie trembles at the dicted for having stolen a parcel of knives and forks that the agreement was between him and the de- and devoted servant, and especially in reference to his emancipation of thought of having gape his way through the Cim- Baxendale and fendant " your most faithful The Chairman then said ho was sure that on an to the property of Joseph Hornby , the latter being not an agent to the con- Hugii Williams, tho serfs, believing that every step in his puhlic the men of merian obscurity of another hemisphere. The sin- others, his employers. The prisoner was a porter in ductors of the Opera, but merely a speculator in " occasion like that which had arisen, " Portreeve of St. Clear, Carmarthen, South career—his lofty aims, his lovo of truth, the devo- Westminster would not bo backward in testifying gle fact that he will have no'*.' parish " in America, the prosecutors, the well known carriers under the their, tickets, and under these circumstances he tion of his life to high and holy purposes, his was is, in his mind, a fatal bar to locomotion. But all name of Pickford and Company, in the goods depart- was entitled to recover.—In answer to the learned ¦ " Wales. their admiration of the illustrious individual who " Oct. 4tb, 1851." moderation in the hour of auccesa, and his heroic about to visit the shores of this country. The his- this is quick passing away. Geography, union ment at Gamden Town station, and the evidence for judge plaintiff said that the parties at the theatre lemen have been fortitude in that of misfortune, affor ded genuine workhouses, ocean mails, and the daily sight of let- the prosecution went to show that he extracted from gave him nine vouchers that there was no room in A num ber of ladies and gent tory of Hungary resembled to a great, extent that seen about the streets of Southampton with ro- proofs that his heart was fully imbued with the of England ; and Kossuth and his companions had ters arrivinginjten daysfrom rosperous emigrants, a chest that had arrived from Sheffield , a dozen ;he pit, but did not return the actual tickets.—The coats, formed of the love of high principle, and entitled him to the led for what our forefathers had suc- are fast unrooting the British rustic from the soil, knives and a dozen forks ; but Mr. Parry, in his ad- learned judge : I think parties who buy tickets in settes in their bosoms and only strugg Hungarian patriotic coloured ribbons, scarlet, esteem of all good men. In conclusion, the hope d , it had been demon* and giving him cosmopolitan ideas. In a few years, dress to the jury, threw some doubt upon the'tes- this way are entitled to see tbe performance. In ceeded in obtaining, an what white, and green. was expressed that* the day was not far distant strated , led in our case to prosperity aad to happi- the question uppermost in his mind will be whether timony of the principal witness, and they acquitted this case the defendant is not an agent to the pro- the celebrated Hungarian when his sufferings and labours would be rewarded "Whether he should the prisoner. prietors. The Countess Pulski, ness. (Hear, hoar.) It had been alleged in journals lie will be better off here or there? . He is a sub-contractor, and the plaintiff authoress, has arrived at Southampton. by seeing his country released from her thraldom , subservient to Austria, that Kossuth had damaged go with the young and enterprising, or stay at Robbery by Servants.—Ann Ayes, 23, and contracts with him, and if he don't get what lie corporation committee ap- and in the full enjoyment of freedom and inde- stolen The Southampton his character by the misappr opriati on of monies ; home with the old and stupid I If a quarter of a Catherine Pettitt 20, were indicted for having buys tbe tickets for he is entitled to recover his pointed to conduct the management of the banquet pendence. ? not charged with, applying to have left this country for a £50, and a £5 Bank of England note, ibe pro- money. He must, therefore and though lie was million British subjects , give judgment for tho lo Kossuth, met on Mon day, and settled the pro- Mr. It. Smith, of Dalston, seconded the adoption his own use tho public funds, it was certainly being the Australian colonies in the present generation, perty of Martha Birch.—The prisoner Pettitt plaintiff.—The plaintiff applied for costs, an d state d be given at the banquet. of the address. He referred to the attack of the Ayes. gramme of tho toasts to attempted by aside-wind to prevent him from meet- there may easily be a much larger movement to a pleaded guilty, and Mr. Sleigh appeared for that he had come expressly from Liverpool to The usual loyal toasts will bo given, due homage " Times" ob Kossuth, observing that he detested the sympath on his arrival in this coun- ion. It has been ima- —The prosecutor stated that she was a widowlady, settle the question.—Terdict for the ing with that y nearer and more wealthy reg plaintiff, with will bo paid to the virtues and genius of the most " Times," and read it rather to detect its falsehoods try to- which ho was entitled. He recollected gined, indeed, that such a migration will have a na- residing at No. 21, Trafalgar-square, Twickenham, the usual costs only. at the banquet, the illustrious than for any facts ho derived from it. (Cheers and Hans- distinguished guest having seen a statcmeat in the " Times" that Ivos- tural tendency to stop itself at a certain stage. We and about a month ago she lodged at 15, . Kossuth ; the duties of national hospitality laughter.) During the whole of the Hungarian merchant at Pesth to the find a new lace and afterwards lodge at No. 9, Magyar suth, being indebted to a are toU that the Ensrlish labourer will p , she went to to the politically oppressed of all nations will be struggle, the " Times" had been as much the organ extent of £G0 dishonoured a bill. Now, though no eld in the Celt. It will, how- Cole3hill-street. Tho prisoners were servants at SEW CITT OF LONDON CORPORATION , fi .Ireland, deserted by ' enunciated ; and the constitutional governments of of Austria as if it had been paid for what it did, ono was immaculate,, they ought not fio give implicit ever, cost no more eifort of mind to cross the the house in Hans-place,'.and they went with her BILL. and of the United States will be re-> ( Hear, hear.) When Haynau had received his c.is- went to live in Great Britain credence to a statement emanating from such «'i Irish ocean at once, than to erosa the in the same capacity to the house she The following are the heads of the bill which tbe cognised aaalike opposed and inimical to republican tigatio'n in Southwark, the " Times" immediately hear)—nnd even if it were true, ife lish mind, in Coleshill-street, having prevailed upon her to quarter—(hear, Channel for a land whicb, ia the Eng Court of Common Council have determined shall tyranny and imperial despotism. took up his cause, and asserted that the draymen went to prove only that when'financial minister , of must ever be associated ¦with -violence and blood. allow them to do so by stating that their mistress be brought into parliament in the ensuing session :— important and interesting commu- knew nothing at all about the mutter, h public cha- ^ and The following aa t ough Hungary, Kossuth would not abuso his High wages, again, we are told, the enjoyment of in Hans-place treated them as complete slaves, That; every person who shall occupy premises from the Hon. R. F. Walker , the dis- the flogging of women was not sufficiently notorious vate debt- (Hear, hcar.) any acquaintances. " nication is racter to discharge- a pri a a liberal government, and an improved condition; would not allow them to have in the City of London for a period of a year and a tinguished American , to Mr. Deacon , the toivn clerk throughout Europe. The " Times" had recently The all k w, however, the rancorous enmity, ot Accordingly she took the prisoners with her to y ne will bind the Englishman afresh to the soil of hia day, and shall pay scot and bear lot, shall be a free- of Southampton , who, in obedience to the mayor insinuated that Kossuth had been guilty of some Austria towards th* Hungarian liberals, nnd should ancestors. But when you make the English labou- Twickenham on the Sunday, but on the following man and citizen, and shall be entitled to all the be- and corporation of that town, had invited the hon. wrong dealing in the earlier part of his career ; and guard, against any attempt to mislead received some information from her bo on their rer richer, more independent, more intelligent! and morning she nefits and privileges, and be subject to all the duties gentleman to the Kossuth banquet. The opinions how was the charge supported ? By tho assump- them, and to prevent them from expressing their more of a citizen, you have put him more in a con- coachman, the result of which was that she imme- , of distinguished position tion that he had himself destroyed the records of sympathy. It was the wish of those who had con- previously thereof. of an American of talent dition and temper to seek Ms fortune, wherever it diately missed a £50 note, which she had ." That every freeman and citizen be rated to iu the United States, and of temperate political views what he had done. (Laughter.) Anything more vened this meeting that a public meeting should ba may United States sewn into her stayi. The money was safe there on flagrantl y unjust' Lad never appeared even in the an address of con- be found. The men who in the some muni cipal, parliamentary, ov parochial rate on the honours about to be paid to the Hungarian * called in Westminster to agree So leave their homes for the Far West, are generally the previous Friday. The stays were placed under to an amount of not Ies3 than £10. of'great interest. The Hon. " Times." gratulation to.Kossuth, and he trusted that- ib from Friday to the leader in England, are they who have prospered where they are, and who the pillow of her bed for safety " That all reference to the register of votets for Mr. "Walker, when ho visits Southampton', is to be The address was adopted amidsrb enthusiastic would be a meeting worthy of the past reputation of want the excitement of another start in life. On Monday. She also subsequently missed a £5 note members of parliament be repealed. the guest of George Borrett, Esq., one of the liberal cheering. Westminster. the whole, we are disposed to think that the pros- from a prayer-book that lay on a dressing-table " That the roll of freemen and citizens bp made magistrates of the town of Southampton , who was General Hatjo having addressed tha- meeting, Mr, T. Sauihmks, on risiag to move tha first peci is far too serious to be neglected or treated as in tbe same room. She did nob know the , to be revised by since by the present Lord Mr. JEbex Clarke moved a resolution , declaring resolution,, said the subject* was one far rsmoyed , £50 note out in the first week of October appointed a short time ' a merely speculative question. The depopulation number of the notes, but she received the the Aldermen and Common Council in wardmote Chancellor. The late Sir Robert Peel quoted the that the liberty of Europe was closely linked with above privato considerations. They wom now- run from Mr. Chalmers, a broker of Lombard-street.— in the first week of November following, with a F. Walker as of great au- Italian independence, and recommending to tho beginning to le-aru something of nungary, histori- of these isles, supposing tho Celtic exodus to was a 1 opinions of the Hon. R. outits course and a British exodus to follow consti- Mr. Francis George Herbert stated that he provision that due notice be given in each ward of thority which preceded the abro- favourable consideration of the meeting the **• So^ cally and politically ; and he, for one, would hail , , buildings, during the debates tutes about as seriou3 a political event as can be silversmith residing at No. 20, Queen's- times when, and places where, such revision shall gation of the corn-laws. ciety of the friends of Italy." the arrival oi' Kossuth as., an "event p( great im- conceived ; for a change of dynasty or any other po- Brompton. The two prisoners went into his shop •be appointed to take place. London, Oct. 10, 1851. Mr. Jamesos seconded the resolution . portance- ia connexion V-ifcti the value oi our own eight . " litical revolution is nothing compared with a change on the evening of the loth inst., at about " That in the absence of the Aldermen, the Lord " Charles E. Deacon, Esq., &c, &c. Mr. P. A. TATtOB, who attended as a deputation institutions. It was nothing to thonnrhat Louis in the people themselves. All the departments of o'clock, and selected a pair of ear-rings of the value Mayor act in his stead. " Sir, your letter of yesterday, from " The Frienda of Italy," graphically described KosButh's private anteoadonts were ; but, never- pay- —I have received industry—the army, the navy, the cultivation of of 193., for which the prisoners presented in " -That the qualifications for candidates for the inviting me, on behalf of the authorities of South- the deplorable condition of that eountry, observing theless,. ho was satisfied that the aspersions cast the fields the rent of landed property, the profit ment the £50 note produced. He put it aside, and those of the elec- given by them that it was a legaHsed anarchy* an imperial reign upon him, were but the usual weapons, of an enve- , Common Council be the same as ampton, to a banquet proposed to be '; of trades, the payment of rates and taxes, depend asked them what change they wanted. They did tors, and that provision be made to prevent any to ' His Excellency, Louis ;Kossutb, late Governor of of terror (Hear.) In proof of this, he referred to nomed autocracy. (j"- IIear, hear," and cheers.) on the people, and without the people there must not appear to know, hesitated, and from their person heing a candidate for the offices of Alderman Hungary,' on his .arrival at your port. Mr. Gladstone's recent woriw It had over been the caso that when the cause ot ensue a general collapse of all our institutions. We manner he was convinced that they did not know and Common Councilman who may not have paid 41 Nothing could give me greater pleasure than to Othev speakers followed ,, and the proceedings constitutional freedom had been discussed, endea- the-usual compliment are, however, rather desirous to recommend the the value of the note. He then questioned them his debts in full , in the event of bis having been be present on an occasion so interesting and impor- closed with to the chairman. vours had been made to throw obloquy upon thesa question to the consideration of others, and es- as to how they became possessed of the note. They kankrupt, insolvent, or having compounded with tant. This illustrious exile is on his way to ray own ADDRESS OF THE .fiSRMAN EMIGRATION who were most forward in maintaining it. (Hoar, , than to answer it our- simultaneously answered that their mistress had hi.n creditors. country, being carried thither Muder the Aueerieaw CL573. hear.) It was because he had defended his country pecially of our statesmen k ' selves. given it to them to get id changed, and to ta e " That the qualifications for Aldermen be those flag, and in a national vessel (bearing a name that ia Your arrira l in Euro pe, which ©van to the sup* —beeause ho had studied her coastitutioD , and en- their wage3 out of it. He asked them where they of the freemen and citizens as aforesaid , and that dear to my heart), despatched for him' by the Pre- pressed revolutionary idea is still preparing a tri- deavoured to maintain it inviolate, that the inhabi- raosr TZimiveu.—In pursuance of an lived, and they replied at " So. 15, Hans-place." the Aldermen be elected for a period not exceeding sident of the United States, under the sanction, of umphal procession; hs» become to us v, new tofcen tants of thi» country sympathised with Kossuth, Mabbks He told them that he must satisfy himself upon this ia an Lords of the Treasury to that effect , , seven years. . . .„. a resolution of Congress. I rejoice that how littia- the defeat of the revolution has beon its (Cheers.) iio concluded by moving a resolution, order from the which the prisoners left tbe shop. In consequence IS (blec- Englishmen, and it to be the opinion of tho meeting tae proper authorities of the revenue bave^given " That the aot of 11th George I., cap. English banquet, that it is given by annihilation. You, as the great champion of a declaring ilia mar ked " stone, and a of the inquiries he had made, he gave information tion Act), be further amended as follows :•*- . that the eminent patriot, on first landing upon people striving for liberty, aira met from every an address, should be drawn up, and submitted to a directions for thirty cases, to the police, to whom he handed over the £50 note vote in honoured. quantity loose, which were brought over in the ship " That freemen occupiers be entitled to British soil, is to be thus received and. shore with a soleran greeting. _ That sympathy: has public msetmg in Westminster, for presentation to sculptures, to be de- that had been presented to him.—John Fryer, all elections in Common Hall, in addition to tne As an Ameri can , I thank you for the privilege af- overleapt the narrw boundaries of nationalities, Kossuth soon after his arrival in this country. Fortitude with the Xineveh police sergeant 2 B, proved apprehending Ayes, Museum, having been im- liverymen. „„„ ,„ forded me by your invitation of being present on. and has becom& the common cause of all free men. Mr. Geokge secondad ihe resolution , lie hoped livered at the British who, without any question being put to her, re- Hall be through Lord ported for deposit in that national establishment. " That tho poll at elections in Common this occasion. The BeLusU cabinet, "We are appros&hing the day when this community the men of Westminster would show tho " Tinu-s " on Wed- marked that 3he h.id received the note from her limited to one day. Palmerston , united with ray own government in ob- be elevated to a brotherly soli, that the charges which it published against Kos- Kedempthw Society.—M the meeting and that it might he a £10 note. j -i-*« „? of sympathies will laws for the fellow-servant, That no person be eligible to be a candidate at taining the liberation of Louis Kossufeh apd • his as- darity of liberated nations. The citizens of Mar- suth had no eflect upon their opinions. (Cheers.) nesday, October 8th, the whole of the ' sent a constable to apprehend the pri- " Cham passed, and the following He elections in Common Hall for the offices of ; sociates. Nor will we forget tho magnanimity of the seilles have greeted you with that republican cry, Similar chargos were made, and refuted , tevcral Co-operative Store were soner Petitt, who, on being brought to the seven days ing him and them s with the president, vice-president, secre- berlain and Bridge-Master, without Sultan of Turkey, in protect with which the nations tend their hands to each months ago. But— person , « ation house, said, "I took the note from my notice of his being a candidate. . ,. within the Ottothaa Empire, and restoring them to German Emigration Club welcomes tary, and treasurer of the Redemption Society, but I did not know what it was."— other . The " Destroy the web of sophistry in vain, f . - mistress's stays, " That all enactments of the present Election libert y, in defiance- oi' the remonstrance's of despotic Hungary with the same salutation. again.' were appointed manager of the store .—Messrs. 250 B, saitJ that he was sent by his the hero of Tho creature's at his dirty work J. Gras- Jaiiies Church, Acts inconsistent with the foregoing be repeated. powers. In the name and by order of tho German Emi- However influential " might bo the J. Ramsden, W. Kamsden, J. lluddock, sergeant to apprehend the prisoner Pettitt. He the " Times W. Laycock, and The day of your banquet will be regarded by grant Clu b, English people would take its opinions oiily: tor ham, R. Jones, R. 0. Cameron , her. lying under the bed in Mrs. Birch's house, " cen- Messrs. J. Ardill and T. found op the Uxiibd States Mail Stbam- my countrymen as an illustrious epoch in the gra- General E. Ilaug, G. Tichow, Dr. H. B. what they wero worth and when it deserved J. T. Wilson. Auditow, attempting to strangle herself with the rope pro- Depahtukh ; for tho week :—Leeds, one dual hut certain conservative progress ot Bri- OpponhQim, Kai'l Schui'z, Count Oscar sureWl**l»,, ib41/ wouldTTVU1U IHI>O !U| • t Jones. Monies received hor that she was in hia custody for snip.PAcmc—On Wednesday afternoon at and have ik . Avt 2s. ; duced He told , left tish freedom again that tho threats ll eichenbach. Mr. Bidgood in siij'porc £1 -is. Hd.; Edinburgh, per Mr. Kenton, a £50 note ; and she said in answer to it o'clock , the fflail steamer Pacific, Captain ?.yo . It will prove After a few words from Gs 51. Building stealing aving on board of absolutism! ire with no terror the hearts of of the resolution it waa agreed to. . Etruria, per Mr. Wilbraham , . her fellow-servant was trying to do her all the the Mersey for New York direct, h insp , Edinburgh, Cd. Propa- that cashier to passengers, the usual mails Englishmen. England requires no foreign aid ; Fund :—Leeds, 03. Gd. ; harm she could .-Mr. Robert Moms, the lar»e number of 147 WORKING MEN'S PREPARATION FOE gandist Fund, 2s. 6d. James HEXDER50>ysecretary. , .in Lombard- British provinces, h'uti if 'her gonevoua countenance to tho oppressed S THE ¦ Messrs Roharta ana Co., bankers for the United States and the v DECEPTION OP KOSSUTH IN THE i:r ?aa" ffi 1G2 Brig-ate, Leeds. £190 15s. in notes and a fair cargo of ManoheBtor goods. . Tne new should oauso the oppressors to league "gainst ner, ME- a= , S proved paying the sum of who would TROPOLIS. Park. Scvdat.—Thre e " bloomerists" made to a person on an account drawn screw steam ship S. S. Lewis, which was to leave thero are millions of my countrymen and and other money the dopar^ui-e esteem .it a glorious privilege to be permitted to The preparations for the reception of their appearance on the Boulevards yesterday, Messrs. Chalmers and Company. There were Boston for this port the day following the Hun- K Ut resolution whiob inconvenient attention that of but IB P' contend for and with her , under her and our flag, garian patriot in London are going on as Mr MALtocK seconded the , , attracted so inuuh notes paid, and two of them were for £oO each. of the Europa, has not yet arriyed, ouriy / favour- was adopted. refage from the crowd ia ten ; He and her and our own great captains , against the l ably could be deseed, and, judging from the after a short conversation, they were obliged to take The m note nov.r pr oduced « one of them expected. a brougham. ' ' ¦ ¦ ' QcT0BER 18. i ...... ? . . • ..- THE NORfHERN STA ______fi^. ^ ^^ _ New^ and then received another Jette^ mentionin Great Exhibition an India rubber map of g that Abbott rephed m the On the motion of Mr. Hugqeit, the committee Mr. Goodyear one of the it would be necessary to see the secretary to the affirmativeTlloTSnr^ . (From, oiir second editiori of last week.) p olice* York, the property of , ner on the arm with"ifc-Mr. YardlJ . &bo •was nominated in accordance with the preceding "dvfarda , A 432, deposed that on Sa- Admiralty, and some influential persons at Lloyd's, not mention h ^ HER MAJESTY'S PROGRESS. exhibitors.—E but all the great people are out of that before ?-The policom ydid yt resolutions. MANSION HOUSE.—Robbert bt a Shopman.— urdy he was on duty in the Exhibition when he town , appointing W.-Mr. Tardley cu was himself requested t that I should call on the following Tuesday, s You do knoTV^V Mr. lluggett , and agreed The Royal cortege started from Worsley on Samuel Collier was brought before Sir Peter Laurie saw the prisoner go into the department allotted adding sworn to epeak «• to act as secretary. a that her claim? pn bo^h establishments wore the truth , tho Xl i Friday morning a few minutes paBt ten o'clock , under the following circumstances i—Mr. James to the United States, and raise the cover from . Of a nothh,* bui the •• ^ A vote of tuauks to the Chairman terminated the Curtain Road builder said—1 much higher order than the situation in question. truth ; not part of th fif. »i in an open carriage and four , preceded by the High Vaughun, of 139, , , case which contained some maps. The prisoner should withhold nothing.-Theprisoner proceedings. apprentice to my brother, at Nos. , 10 and and put his hand underneath In accordance with the appointment, I called, and - v^l Sheriff, also in a carriage and four. The road sent my put it dowa again, on the head. I lost a quart of blood 'Royal navy, and received down ? Abhn ? hef°fa Her appearance waa moat anxiously looked for. in- ties , were read and presented to the Queen and AWgate. The the counter t and gave it to him. The prisoner was then taken I was knocked down , Sir.—Inspector : fftff che time, and I saw him open the paper, and ob- and on the way there he said Mr. a valuable piece of plate from Lloyd' s for services K nlviol nn „„„nrwl tinnhn *V.« ~»-l BeP !i Of iv. asmuch aa it was generally supposed that M. Kos- Prince Albert. From this point the proeeasion to the station , — .., *,VVUV| vuo Eciuior , wow, "j- "iB started from and reached the Exchange served within it a £5 note and a sovereign.—Mr. had given him the map. —Joseph Sexton, rendered to the ahipping interest, and at his death suth. having arrived at Gibraltar at the time the Manchester, Goodyear to look at the prisoner's head, and th ev Ja ^H at twenty minutes to one o'clock. . The interior of James Vaughan, draper, of 19 and 20, Aldgate, to Mr. Goodyear, iden tified the map ns promises were given by governmen t to his family, was a Arno would quit that place, would avail himself of - rt • d • » * • A bb . • d * ¦ 111 — assista nt wound on it half an inch th said : The prisoner was in my service on the 4th of which they had recently received together with ex- ia L P7 er before the stea mer Corporation of Manchester. The Royal party on net do so. . the manufacture of the maps. On Saturday he required to defray her expenses in town, and to until after he wns knocked blo sippi had arrived at Gibral tar ner in a hurried manner, and said that a messenger " elerlcg in the shape down fln d w » , and that M. Kossutb. was exceed- leaving tbe Exchange,w returned to Worsley. Seve- as usual, and not seeing any one there he serve as " a golden key to the wag torn. If a policeman was Co Arno left that port just arrived from Oxford, to inform him that went of fees for the information they could furnish re- knocked j« H passages for himself, family, ral triumphal arches were erected in Salford and had took t he map , but not with the intention of stealing was justified in using his staff ; they h ingly anxious to ta ke his brother-in-law had died, that bis sister bad been specting vacancies that migh t occur, and on telling wer« 1• "' « an dattendants on board. IIo stipula ted , however, Manchester ; the Victoria Bridge was decorated it'.—Mr. Hard wick, at the suggestion of tbe prose- the police for that purpose, although it »a! L?nt <> with festoons ; the filthy pond in front of the Infir- only just confined , and . that he would be much cutor, dealt with the case summarily aud fined the her that he would require some security for the de- desirable that .staves should l that the Arno should call at South ampton , in order if I would allow him to leave bis situation posit in the not be used bv T ? with this conditio n mary had been thoroughly cleaned out, and three obliged defendant 40s., which was paid. shape of a bill of exchange, she said men, if it was possible that he might land there ; but at once. I then paid him the salary ttiat was due she had no doubt her landlord, Mr. Menzies, would to avoid it $•»• Captain Harsra wag una ble to comply, and conse- series of fountains—tbe centre one being capable of Crujswx to an Ox.—Richard Langton, a drover, Muskett, a carpenter, was then called high—were to him up to that day, and allowed him to go. Be , the Secretary to give his acceptance, at the same time producing for th ^ quen tly, ou the 10th instant , the Anio sailed from throwing a jet of water fifty fcet was summoned by Mr. Thomas fence, and said that he lived in the same L "* kept in constant play, and produced a brill aRt told me that he was going to Oxford by rail. I Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to letters from Sir F, Baring and the other authorities Gibr altar , leaving KoBsnth on board the Missisipp i, sent to my brother for the amount the the prisoner. He heard a noise in the 8treef I i,*8 The ex-Pres ident will effect. afterwards of Animals, for wilfully and cruelly ill-treating an ox. at the Admiralty. After making arrangements wife said , is which waslying in the bay . alance of my account and learned that it had " There is George come homo " ill > Madrid /or Southamp ton , the b , Thomas Hester, 40, Howland street;, stated tbat, when I was to call again to come to some conclu- out of window 1 certainl y embar k by the paid. —Mr. C. Hay don war ehouseman to — and saw the policeman who h^k either to-day or to-mor- been , o he afternoon of Friday week, he was proceed- sion about the deposit and bill, I left, and shortly of the prisoner by the collar. oid which sails from Gibraltar Abscondi so of a Railwa y Statio jj Master. — and Atkins , of No. , Watling- n t after received a note mentioning that her landlord The nris™»» confidently in Messrs. Rogers 91 ing along Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, when he - Let me go row. He may be expected , therefore, The statio n master , in charge of the Bingham sta- atreet , said : Mr. Vaughan , of Aldgate , deals with waa quite agreeable to lead Uia name, ," anS tried to get OTM.Effiff the 20tU instant. His family, with ham and Grantham has aaw the prisoner, who was driving some.oxe;n » strike and that the policeman drew his cutlass Southampton by tion of the Notting railwa y, us. . At a quarter past six on Monday evening the situa tion,could immediately be entered upon when from the aeabbud * thejUungarians who accompany him, form a part y of absconded with tbe proceed s of the five days ' one of the beasts oruelly on the hoof with a thick made a blow at the prisoner with just prisoner came to our warehouse, and said he wanted was goading them on. The the deposi t was made, appointing a time to pay it. n > $'* fiftv-scven perso ns. —Liverpool Times, October , 17th, excurs ion trains to Nottin gham fair . stick with whioh he did not take effect, and the policeman returned .1* a piece of cloth similar to a piece which he had had poor ox, directly it was struck , fell lame, ana the another visit, which I did, and she said it was usual outla y 1851. Death of Mb. Alexander Leu. —This well- before, for Mr. Vaughan, and that he bad not any to liis sheatb , took his truneh eoh bojp A number of gentlemen anxious to testify their and popular ballad composer we again at least twenty times, and to give some money to bind such an agreement , pocket and , 5 known , regret to pattern but would be able to point it out, and he prisoner struck it struck the prison er on the head t? met on Thursday erening, at Thursday mornin g. He was well the beat ing was so severe that it caused paralysis when I gav e her a sovereign , out of which a stam p blow could " admiratioa of Kossuth state, died on pointed to some brown paper and said it resembled have been heard a great distance. i t be Sussex Arme , Englefield Road , for the purpose known amongst our vocalists as one of tbe sweetest in thn beast's legs. There was no cause whatever was purchased , and I drew on Wilson Menzies for prisoner fell, and the poiiceman tried to null k£? that. I spoke to him of the difficulty of ascer- , that there were £50 at six months , which I left with her upon pro - of agreeing on an address to he presen ted to tbe and best song composers of the present day . He for beati ng the ox. Witness added up again , and m doing 80 Jeff60010 this country. taining colour to a nicety by gaslight, and he gentlemen who witnessed the wanton act of mining not to ask for any additional security laid h \Q Hungarian patriot, on. his arrival in was in his career connected ,' as musical director , several ia her the other 's coat , and being a heavy man , his weipk Mr. Tnomas Bear d presided. Mr. "W. Ru ssell, in left the warehouse, inspecting, I suppote, that we - and had not business prevented them they name. The next day she called at my house with " with tbe leading London theatres , and at one period "We cruelt y, tore it.—Mr . Yardley : A cutlas s? Had the poli !; moving the first resolution , eaid that a man was entertained Borne idea of his dishonesty. had would have attende d here as witnesses against the the bill, and I handed her £47 15a., deducting the c was the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre in conjunc tion received notice from Mr. Vaughan, of Aldgte, about man a CUtlass ? The poli ceman said he wag arm ed not necessaril y a hero because he revolted against with Captain Polhill. prisoner.—In reply to Mr. Hardwicke , Mr. Thom as sovereign and interest, at the same time giving her with a cutiasB. it partially came out of him,' and I followed and gave him into custody. — ' licenses were granted to lads not a memorandum to pay the remainder when the si- the Beat a settled government ; but it was because Kossut h, Xhs Fro me Murder. —.On Monda y two men, said that drovers bard as he fell down. It was not out altogether fellow-country men in the The prisoner : I had no idea of attempting to de- which be conceived tuation was conferred upon me. The money 41 like Washin gton and our named Robert Hurd (alias Frome Bob) and WiN more than sixteen years of age, con- 1 fell down ," continued the policema n, . ' forwar d in defence fraud Messrs. Rogers and Co. Everybody knows —The defendant denied tho sisted of a £20 Bank of England note, two £10 " bQ neveuteenth century, had stood Hair. Maggs, were apprehended on suspicion of in their business that it would a very bad practice. the top of ffie, then I on the top of him. " —,«,,. rights , that he was en- they are so sharp offence , and said the ox was very stubborn and notes, and tbe remainder in gold and silver.—Mr . kett was of ancient and prescri ptive having been concerned in the late horrible murder be next to . impossible to deceive them . Mr. Hay- recalled : The cutlass wa8 actu al ly draw l' titled to theeymvathy ofall Jibe ralmen. (CheeM). committed on the poor girl Sarah Watts, near cross, and he merely gave it a gentle blow to make Jardine : It was left open to yfcu which establish- out, and the policeman made a cut at to identity don : I recognised the prisoner as having come from Jfews ome r The Austrian eoverninent had sought ^ Frome. On Tuesday they were brought before it more on,—Mr. Hardwicke considered it a case ment you would prefer being appoint ed.—Witnes s: am quite certain of it, your worshi respect with the Mr. Vaughan, of Aklgate, upon a former occasion I pre ferred the Admiralty, but she said she should p.—Mr. Yard let. the kingdom of Hungary in every Mr. W. II. Shepherd . Mr. T. S. Harrison, and Mr. that merited a severe punishment, and committed If the policeman had draw n a cutlass in such had shown thems elves unfit for some cloth.—Sir Peter Laurie : I shall remand the defendant for a week to the House of Correc- see the secretary before she could give me an an- a cat Austrian empire ; they John SinkinB, when the evidence of the father of the prisoner ; and in all probability it will be found an this, he ought not to be intrusted with ; and hence the prop riety Of the step tion. swer.—Mr. Swainson said that tbe name of the one Th to be tru sted the deceased was taken, and also of a man named that he has been round to other houses with which Witness Muskett has given his evidence in. a « Kossut h of deposing the house or Haps- Faisb Character.—John Ladwize First Lord and the secretary to the Admiralty taken bv Watts, who saw the prisoners, in company with Vaughan does buaiaess. —The 'pri soner , who is LA^IBETH.— entitlin g him to credit, and the Police-convb Korraine. (Dear, hear.) The charges brought going in the direction of the house Mr. Plauton Trapaud, alias Count De Chabeau, alias having been repeatedl y used, althou gh no specific 2 burg others, where a very sleek , demure-looking fcllow,;with a plausible has given his testimony in a most unsatisfactot ! against Kossnth by the " Times" were most frivo- the murder was committed on the day of the mur- the Marquis De St. Marinee, a tall, dark, middle- engagement had been made by the prisoner , the manner . I am not satisfied with the ' imprisonment of and persevering address , w as then reman ded. learned counsel who had been consulted upon constahlp I lous ; after he had suffered an der. There are other circumstances of a suspicious Wilmshurst and aged man, of rather remarkable and shabby gen- tilti all The ptuonu » discharged . The he was blam ed for not having paid his Stj caliko a Watch .—William ' described himself as subject was of opinion that the case ought to be case, mmir three years , nature against the prisoners, which must not for with having cobbed teel appearance, who having further investigation. Inspec tor Bell - He had been charged with embeziling the made public. The George Cousins were charged a e as India Company's Ser- proceeded with.—Mr. Jardine said that the proBe- ' Yes «iV debts. the present ba prisoners were Esther Hooper of a watch.—The proaecutnx, an been n officer in th E t an investigation will be made. ' ' funds of a charitable institution ; tbe fact was that remanded until Monday.—Sherborn t Journal. vice, and who had been taken at the Exhibition on cutor had certainly entered into a contract by institution of that old woman, keepB a grinder's shop iu Artillery-lane, giving the bill, and even the negotiation for the he had been at the head of an The Fatal Coal Pit Accident at Midsomeb walked into the place Saturday evening last, was placed at the bar on a same as the Earl of Guildford in this and ou Wednesday Cousins character to William sale of a situation in a public office might be a cri- Revenue Cheating.—An extensive brewer class, the Kobion.—The adjourned inquest upon the bodies of h ails. While charge of giving a false N of taken the salary without perform, and asked for a halfpenny wort of n Wardell by which lie bad obtained a situation in minal act, but it was well known that Lloyd's was ewton Bushel, Devon, has recently been heavilv country ; he had the three unfortunate men, Taylor, DaUiraore, and she was serving the nails she heard her kitten , fined by government. ing any duty, as his predecessors had done ; but tbe Hill, who were killed at the accident at the Old the service of Joseph Haydon, Esq., a magistrate not an establishment under the government, and ' was doing, " bawl out and spit," and looking into the parlour Surrey. Haydon the safer course to pursue would be to look upon it moment he found out that what he Welton pit, Midsomer Norton, by the breaking of & treading upon little puss and backer, of QaiWford, —Mr. , was morally wroDg, he re- she saw Wilnuhurst . end of the month of as a misdemeanour, and call upon the prisoner to though legally right rope, by which they were being lowered to their of the house with the watch deposed tbat in the latter turned the funds. (Cheers). It was a complete Suddenly he darted out August last he caused an adver tisement to be put fin d bail until he could look over the acts of parlia- lav&ewff , work, was held at Midsomer Norton, on Tuesday which was in a stand, and was followed by Cousins, «*. answer to this and similar charges, that Kossuth last, before R. Uphill, Esq., coroner, and in the in the •• Times " for an ia-door male servant, and ment bearing upon Buch a charge.—The prisoner by the Emperor Ferdinand him- who left the nails behind him. The poor woman in reply received a communication from William said that when the bill bacarao due it [would be COM. had been placed, presence of a government inspector. After a in vain ran after the thieves. On the same evening self, as finance minister in the government of which careful Wardell, the person who was at present under exa- taken up ; and, being provided with tbe required Mahk Lane , Monday, Oct. 13.—From Kent there vns « lengthened and investigation the jury re- Cousins sold the watch for eight shillings, to a good Prince Esterhazy was the head. (Cheers). He turned a verdict of " Accidental death. Some mination at this court on a charge of attempting to sureties, she was ordered to be in attendance when show of new wheat this morning, but moderate from porter, whom he and his companion met and told Es»e* ; and the millers cleared the stands at last Monday 1, moved the adoption of an address to Kossutb, sym- degree of carelessness, being attributable to Isaac defraud the South.Western Railway Company of called upon. prices. Forei and that it they were tradesmen out of work. The pri- ' Attempted Burglar*.—John William Jones gn wheat sold slowly at previous rate *, a^ pathising with him on his misfortunes, Bryant, the bailiff, who had charge of the rope, the apprehended £20. Wardell having presented a three years , low qualities met with somo inquiry for the Comiawt soon after his arrival in this country. soners were two days afterwards and was charged with having attempted to commit a Flour be presented proprietors, we understand, have dismissed him from most active of the City character, signed the Marquis De St. Marinee, held firmly. Fine barley scarce ani wanted , Ut Cox seconded the resolution, which was by Jarvis, one of the strongly recommending him as a sober, honest, and burglary.—Mr-. Charles llenry Winfield , a gentle- grinding and distilling eample» went off slowl —Mr. their service. police and as the officer was taking them y. Beans unanimously agreed to.—-Mr. J. A. Hughes moved detective , excellent servant, he engaged him, and he man residing at 56, Tavistock-square, stated, that lully as dear . White peas scarce , and Is to in higber carry out the to the Mansion House, Wilmshurst acknowledged at half-past three o'clock on Sunday morning ho than on Monday last. We had a good supply of eats, wi:h the appointment of a committee to while Cousins was (Wardell) remained in his houae until taken into 60me Car meeting. The greatest honour which The Cj mberweli. Tr agedy.— On Wednesday that he had stolen the watch, was awoke by heaving glass break below, and goes Of new from Ireland and Prance . Pine oil object of the about the nails. custody by Sergeant Goffon the charge of attempted corn Bold slowly at last Monday 's quotations , and nor conferred on our free institutions, and the morning Mrs. Fawcett, the widow of Anthony Faw> occupying the woman's attention fraud.—Police-constable Richard Taurle, 163 L hurried down stairs, wben he saw a person moving could be committed for trial. , dimcult to dispose of at late rates. Linseed cokes quit e greatest credit which English freemen could do cett, who murdered his two children and committed The prisoners were said that he had known the prisoner for some years from the glass door leading into the garden, one as dear. Floating cargoes of Polish Odessa wheat are hold. suicide on the 31st ulr., died. She perished from GUILDHALL.—Ail the wax fboh Cork.— and understanding that a war- pane of which had been just broken, and tbe iron ing at 32s per quarter , includin g frei ht and innuran ct- themselves was by giving a hearty welcome to Kos- herself as an unfor- as Count Chabeau, g sutb, who had been engaged in the glorious object the shock the system had sustained. Catherine SamBon, describing rant had been taken out against him ior giving a bar of which had been let down, and which witness and although there are still Born e buyers for Continental to his countrymen institutions not less Fire in Liverpool.—About four o'clock on tunate young girl, was placed at the bar before had put up on retiring to bed at half-past ten ports , we did not hear of any business being conclude! of giving with false character, he took him into custody on Satur- to-day. free than our own. (Cheers).—Mr. Wickham, in Thursday afternoon a fire broke out in the ware- Alderman Sir Robert Walter Carden charged day afternoon , at the Exhibition. When witness o'clock on Saturday night ; the bolts of the door, houses of Mr. Parker, wholesale druggist Great stealing a gold watch value £10 from the person of however were not drawn back. Witness followed CATTLE. seconding the resolution, expressed his belief that . (.aid first knew the prisoner, he lived at Melbourn- , feeling towards Kossutb would be Homer-streer, Liverpool, which threatened to prove Mr. J. Malkie, of Cork.—Prosecutor : I was the retreating figure down the garden, and called Smitiifield, Monday, Oct . 13 —Notwithstanding that tie the expression of ni square, Brixton, and at that time he thought . general throughout the metropolis, and the country exceedingly destructire. walking down Chancery-lane on Monday ght be- Wardell was in his service. This was about the out " police," when the fugitive thief leaped the supply of beast on sale in to-duy 's market exhibited a fall. committee was then appointed and Sale of Arsenic—Mr. Abraham Sefton , of tween eleven and twelve o'clock when I met the or the beginning of garden wall, but was in a little time brought back ing off, both as to number and quality, it wag again sea- at large.—The , Carden : latter end of the year 1846, aouably extensive. The attendance i.i both town aud eoun. adjourned . Church, near Accrington, drnggist, has been fined prisoner and I lost my watch.—Sir B. W. and in 1848 he also knew him to be in the m custody of a police officer. Nothing in the house the meeting prisoner with ? Pro- 1847, try buyers being large , the primeat Scats, Herefords ' , 4c, £5 under the new Act, for having sold arsenic to Aud wnat do you charge the Queen's Bench Prison. In 1848, witness knew the had been disturbed.—Police-constable 41 F, eaid moved oS steadily at prices fully equal to those obtain ed watch. —Sir R. "WORKING MEN 'S DEMONSTRATION TO Mary Lowe, who was not of full age, and alao for secutor : Why, sir, with taking my prisoner to live in tho Palace New-road, where he that about three o'clock on Sunday morning be on Monday last ; but all other breeds met a slow intjuirr , having sold it unmixed with soot or indigo. The W. Carden ; Did you see her take it ? Prosecutor: went by the name of the Marquis Do St. Marinee. was on duty in, Great Coram-street , Brunswick- &i bar ety late rates , and a total clearance vras not effeuteii , WELCOME KOS SUTH. girl was insane. So, sir , bu t I know she is the person that took it. square police issuing The highest quotation for beef was 3s 6il per 8lbs. Tie —Sergeant Gotf said that in a writing-desk which , and hearing the cry of from supply of cheap The steam competition between Glasgow and —Sir It. W. Carden : Did she speak to you ? Pro- the back of the houses in Tariscock-square he be tig on the increase , and the arrival of Tbe committee met on Tuesday and Wednesday the prisoner Wardell claimed as his property, he , pro* country -killed carca sses up to Newgate and Leadenball Londonderry has reduced the fare to one shilling-. secutor : WeJJ , sir, perhaps I had a little dro p ia y the prisoner, and ceeded up Wo burn-p lace, and saw tbe prisoner leap business consisted chiefly in receiv- found several letters written b large , the mutton trade was in a very depressed state. evenings. The Increase of Propbrtt in Great Britain.—The my head, for I do not recollect what she said to amongst them the draft of the character he had the garden wall of the bouse, 56, Tavistock-square , Prime Down qualiti es changed hands slowly, at bar e'.j ing subscriptions and perfecting the organisation. committee of the House of Commons, in their re- me. (Laughter.)—Sir R. W. Cai den : How do and run down Coram-streeb. Witness gave chase Btationarj prices j but most long-woolled gave way in value given him to Mr. Haydon. He also found in the , • Mr. T. Martin was elected a delegate from the port on the law of partnership, which, with the you know she took your watch ? . Proaecutor ; I y of Wardell (Mrs. Steer) and sprang his rattle , when another constable 2d per gibs. Notwithstanding that we were but mode- possession of tbe landlad rately supplied with calves Political Victims' Association. A communication evidence, has just been printed, state thai, in round could not swear to it. I know the chain was round a quantity of letters belonging to the marquis (the stopp ed the prisoner , whom witness conveyed back , the \eaV trade ruled heavy , at —Sir R. W. barely last week's currency. I'rime small pigs were the |gelt , secretary to the numbers, in thirty-three years, since the peace, my neck, and the swivel gave way. ,) which he had not yet had sufficient time to t he house of tho prosecutor, and thence to the turn dearer . was received from Mr. Hu Pro seoutor : prisoner Otherwise the pork trade was heavy. Westminster Reform Association, stating that they whilst lands in Great Britain have increased to Carden : Did you feel an y jerk ? to look through. From inquiries he had made, he station bouse. On searching the prisoner there Beef ii 2d to 3s fid ; mutton '2a Gd to 4s Oil > veal 2s ii 1 848 only eight millions and a half in annual value Why, of course I must have felt it.—Sir R. W . vere about to hold a preliminary meeting, aud re- , , (Goff) found out that at the very time the prisoner were found on him four Juciier matches in a silk to 3a ffd; pork 2s 4d to 3s 8d._Pricepev stoneof Bibs. sink. or a little more than five per cent., messuages, Garden : That will not do. Did you feel a jerk * ing the ofial. from the committee. Ttie in- gave the character to Wardell he was a prisoner in handker chief, and a housebreaki ng instrument .— questing information being chiefly houses, and manufactories and ware- Prosecu tor: Certainly, but I do not remember it. The prisoner made no defence but requested his Newgate and Ieadenhale , Monday, Oct. 13. — In- Alaidstone Gaol for debt, and had been there for , ferior beef, 2s Od to 2s 2d ; middling , formation was supplied to them. Dr. Tausenaeu, houses in and near towns, and inhabited by per- (Laughter.)—Sir R. W. Carden : Did you speak to some time.. Kespocting Warde ll, he (Goff) had , hand kerchief to be restored to him, which request ditto , 2B4d to 2sM; prime large, 2s 8d to 2s Kid ; prime small, 3a Us to 3s SI j one of the gallant defenders of Milan, &c, and an sons depending greatly on trade and commerce, the girl ? Proieoutor : I believe I did.—Sir R. W. in addition to the present charge of attempte d fraud his worship directed Bhould be complied with. little in -' large pork , 2s Gd to 33 4d; inferi or mutton , 2s Cd to 2s Sd; intimate friend of Kossuth, attended. He expressed having augme nted above twenty-six million s in Carden : You said that perhaps you had a on the railway, three distinct charges of felony to The prosecutor made some long and confidential middling ditto , 2s lOd to 3s id; prime ditto , 3s Cd to 3s IU ; 2tis gratitude for the sympathy shown by the annual value, or abou t thirty per cent, in the same your bead. Pray what had you been drinking ? prefer on a future day. He should further , he communication to the bench , the result of which real, 2s Gd to oa 6d; small pork , 3b 6d to 3s Sd per hter)—and English people towards the exiles. Dr. Tansenaeu period. The value of railways, gaa works , and Prosecutor : Some oysters—(gr eat laug though, be able to prove that Wardell had been was that the prisoner was remanded upon the Bibs by the carcase. arden : How much was appointed to go with the deputation to South- other property, chiefly held in shares as personal some ale, sir. —Sir R. W. C tried and convicted at the Old Baily, and he very char ge. PROVISIONS. property, had increased about twelvefold in the ale ? Prosecu tor : I do not kuow the name of it, ampton acd act as their interpreter, an office he much doubted that the " marquis " was wholly WORSHIP-ST REET .—Juvenile Thieves. —Sa- Londow , Monday. —During last week a fair amount of game period. sir. (Laughter s-Sir R. Car den : I did not ask character. The pri- muel Moneire and William Welch , two youths of fulfil. It was stated that unacquainted with his real business was transacted in Irish butter. A few sellers kindlv consented to K otice to the Public. —Gb.vebal Post-Office , you for the name. Did prisoner drink with you ? who seemed to treat the matter with great 15 or 16, both of whom were recognised as the son- met buyers on easier terms , bu t most of the holders wm Kossuth spoke English, bat would , perhaps , prefer with me soner, October, 1851. —On aud from the 1st of November Pr osecutor : I am not sure , but she was nonchalance, admitted that Wardell had n6t lived stant aasociates of thieves, and one of them nume- firm , an d refused to sell at any decline ; but towards the to express himself in a language with which he was nest all letters or packets posted at any provincial when I was drinking at Pearson ' s, in Cur a itor- in hiB service altogether more than two years, rous times in custody, and once convicted of felony, close of the market there appeared a rather better lee!- communication wbb received dom how much I bad , for ing, and more confidence. Priesland of good yuuli'.y, ad- tet ter acquainted. A post-office for places within the United King street . I cannot remember though he had given him a character for three, but were charged with robbery at the shop of Mr. vanced 2s per cwt. Of prime fresh Irish and Ilambro ' the solicitor of the Drury-Iane Theatre Com- must either be prepaid by stamps, or sent unpaid, I had been in Holborn previo usly.—Sir It. W. said that he always believed- him to be a man of Charles Faulkner , a silversmith and jeweller, from Prose- in bacon the re Was a short suppl y, imd all cleared off at full jnittee, from the tenor of which there is little as money payment for inland letters will be no Carden ; What had you to dri nk there ? excellent character. In reply to a question from Catherine-street , Hoxton ,—The prosecutor 's wife prices. Hams were saleable. LarJ and , of prime quality, 'it that it can be obtained for the holding of longer permitted at any such office. cutor ; Some oysters alao (renewed laughter ,) Mr. Elliott in reference to assuming the different stated , that while seated in her parlour at four ilie turn cUeajicr , dou rem ember how much.— English Bottes Makket jOur trade ru!es the proposed banquet. Several minor matters Odtgbowixo the Rod.—The " Standard " in- some ale, but I cannot titles, the prisoner said that, though born in o' clock on the previous afternoon , the prisoner , October 13 forms us that " Mr. Birch has resigned the situa- Sir R W. Carden : How many public-hou aes had England , he was the son of a Sardinian gentleman Monaire and another youth suddenly presented slowly, with prices slightly improved for reall y fine fresli- were disposed of, and the motion rescinded by I reall y made butter. tion of preceptor to the Prince of Wales." The you visited before that ? Prosecutor : who had been for many years a resident in London, themsel ves at the window , r ound one of tbe panes which a committee-man was struck off the rolls, 1 had been all about Dorset , fine weekly 90s to 02s per cwt. fact is, that his Royal Highness has grown to such cannot tell. (Lau ghter.) and also for some years of his lifetime a magistrate of which , opposite a jewel-tray, she saw the former Ditto , middling. 70s to SUs „ for absence. A large silk banner of the Hungarian a height that he is very properly considered to be town.—Sir R. W. Car den : Then you do not know for the county of Middlesex, and added tbat he was rapidly dr aw one of his fingers. This ^act excited Devon Sl5 to 8Ss ,, colours, inscribed with the motto of Kossuth, "To the discipline of Birch. Xow Birch's any thing of the affair at all ? Prosecuto r : I do dignities he (prisoner) had assumed her susp icions, and she went to the door , but both Fresh ys to llsOd perdoz.lt!- 3 too tall for pr isoner ? entitled to the him who wiils, there are no obstacles, ' was ordered occupation at court is gone, perhaps that of the not , Sir. —Sir R. W . Carde n : For the in right of his father. In proof of this, he said he boys had then disappeared, and upon looking at the BREAD No Sir ; but I know the girl at the . o be procured for tbe use of the committee. Usher of the Black Rod will follow.—Punch. Prosecutor : , had no doubt there would be found amongst his pane where [they had been standing, she was sur- The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis are from consisted The Sobbey Lubsmii Institution.—On Thurs- bar. (Laug hter.) —Prisoner : Did. you not tell the papers a communication from Prince Albert, in prised to find that in that short time not only had 6<1. to 41bs. Thbbsdat Evksiso.—The business had never seen 6£d. ; of household ditto , 4Jd. to 5Jd. par chiefly of receiving subscriptions and making ar- day evenine Mr. William Worseldine delivered a inspector at the station that you reply to a communication from him excusing the greater part of the putty which secured the loaf. Galileo. The lecturer said, great as me before ? Prosecutor : 1 did say so.—Sir R. W, rangements for the devices on the grand Hun- lecture on himself from not attending her Majesty's courts glass been cut avray from it, but that the pane COTTON. ordered to be procured the previous were tho intellects and researches of the Stagirite, Carden ; Then wha t do you mean by sweari ng here on account of his pecuniary difficulties. He was, itself had been starred in a very peculiar manner garian banner, I do , Liverpool, Oct. 14.—The market to-da y closed tatnel .r. g. Mr. C. H. R. Marriott, the celebrated it was reserved for Galileo, in his dialogue on the that you knew her ? Pro secutor : No more however, engaged in a Chancery suit \f here pro- though she had not heard the sound of its cracking. s rates evenin her then. ( Gre at and with more offerin g j compared with Friday ' , presented the committee with some Ptolemaic and Copernican systems, to demonstrate know the gi rl—that is, I knew perty to a large amount belonging to his family She communicated this fact to one of her neigh- teuta oy composer new epoch to re- prices of all kinds ar e little changed , but thu copies of a " Hymn of Welcome to Kossuth," tbe the earth's motion, and thus introduce a laughter.)—Sir R. W. Carden : You appear was involved, and was in daily expectation of &» bour! !, who expressed an op iniou that it had been in Amer ican goods is in tho buyer 's favour. Tlie \rordsby Gerald Maaaey. An Hungarian refugee pre- in physical science—an epoch destined to carry on collect nothing of what has tr ansp ired . Pray are adv ance of £100 from the city.—Mr. Elliot re- done by shoplifters, who would be sure to return, sales to-duy are estimat ed at 5,000 bales, of which 1,591 , written by the spirit of investigation to an infinity of progres- you sober now ? Prosecutor : I believe I am,— ' are for export , and comprise 3,500 American ; 6uo 1'erna m sented Borne copies of a life of Kossutb marked that, according to the pri soner s own and she therefore kept a sharp watch for two hours, and Mara nhara at Cd to Sjd ! sion, and th at in direct opposition to the barbarous Sir R.W. Carden : I suppose you are not sure of showing the character given io Mr. Haydon of , 5Jd to 7^<1 ; 25 lia8!> their breath and apparently iilmoat at death' s door , , stood ready to receive it, all three ran off. He to keep away on account of the conflicting reports , have (Laughter.)—Sir It. W. Carden •. And.you will lose tion was immediately given to tho police, when Previously this year 7,717 bags. Vavion was added to been completely cured by this remedy, to the astonishment Fisher, an officer , instituted inquiries, and suspi- hastened out to intercept them as fast as he could, Iiss We» in the daily press. Mr. Isaac of those who have witnessed their sufferings. your watch. Prosecutor : I suppose so.—Sir R. though not quickl Forei gn—The grea ter part «f this week the committee. After other business, connected cion fell upon the prisoners, whom he apprehended y enough ; but upon noticing the ftlrao8t a holiday, on account o the Queen's vwtt i *,1' W. Carden ; You see, Mr. Malkie, this is all the hole made in the glass he, pursued and captured tbe ' ¦with the procession arrangements, the body ad- . I admit it is in their beda with property vulued at £80 upon ' there lias teen little doing by private contra ct. M y" RUP r URBS EF FECTUALLY CURED "WITH - effect of getting drunk. Prosecutor • two hindmost ones, Welch arid Monsire hom hei port a coast, ana > journed. ____^^____ very improper.—Sir R. W. Carden : It certainly is. them, and subsequently the gold watch was traced , ;w have been prin cipally from the west OUT A TRUSS ! to have been pawned at Mr. Franklin's, in Totten- forced back to the prosecutor's, > where he held1 almost all Alpaca. However, the loss of your watch is a good penalty them till they could he given in charge THE QUEEN'S RETURN. READ the following TESTIMONIALS , for your indiscretion, and I hope it will be a lesson ham-court Road, who had advanced £2 12s. upon , when upon selected from many hundreds in the possession of it to the prisoner Haynes.—Miss Lima was now their removal to the station it was found that they STATE OP TRADE. to you that when you stray again ,from-, homo you had left behind them in the shop a BoLTON.—Soon after seven o'clock on Saturday DR. BARKER will not forget that you are a gentleman of inde- sworn : She identified the watch, J«»PletiM> of the depositions. DEL BARKE R still continues to suppl y the afflicted with g prisoner said nothing, and was ^?THAMES. Prince Albert arrived at Worsley Hall, from his celebrat ed remed y for Hub; alarmin g complaint , the change to the prisone r .—Susannah Webb, 6, Little remanded. —Assault.— George NewsomP, a tall Dean Mills, shortl be/ore success of which , for many years past , renders any Rowland-stree t confectioner , deposed BOW-STREET.— Fame Pretences A female aged 26, of So. 10, Kirk's-row y ejer*n o'clock on Sun- great , , that on the ™VRhodeswe , Stye i - ? The remedy, , , hw? -^° ?- » hair wa8 matted with , builders-J ohn Reid , 1 0ft B i0ni followed h tl post tree, to any part of the kingdom , on receipt of Is. in about half an hour afte r, when she require d change , reside at No. 1, Wellington«terrace, Clapham-rise, Oiooa.p rhe policeman eaid , that between the hours chant—James Morison Wilson Eton , liuckiogW " ' bjp £S£"" 1 tbe oyal andr «* postage stamps or post-office order , by Dr. Alfre 1 tlurUer, tbe Bull's Head, in and have been in the Bervioe of a solicitor ot twelve and one bookseller —Edward Ritherdon , Mill-wall , P^.' ' ^iJ, SSSSST * ^ ^ite attendants,*™ ° aud took it to Touemham -court- as clerk. o'clock o:i Tuesday morning he ck friai . aClie.J a UtU bef0i> 48, Liverpool-street , King' s-cross, London , where he tuny was refused —Drake On the 17th of last April, I caused saw the prisoner builder —Edward Jones , Church -street , Bla L ,,t-- tte £n wr^r ! e e twelve, and road, where it , 122 E, proved aa advertisement seated on the steps of a door in carrier —Sidney Sherlock wine m«".' » i be consulted daily from 10 till 1, morniugs , and 5 till 8 the prisoner into custody. — Hayes 82 E to be inserted in tUe " Times " Kwk wow, and , Liverpool , „,» evemags (Sundays excepted.) taking . , , newspaper, offer- , finding he was fast asleep, he William Williams, William Williams , j«n., »«<}/" 5^Mir aBs side Post office orders to be made payable at tlie Battle Huid , about fifteen days ago he took tlio prisoner in £200 to any person who could procure for aroused him , and told him to get up. The prisoner Robert Williams, Newport Monmouthsh ire , iMinW "' ^/^- naa no , brid ge Tost-office. into custody for anoth er offence. He then searched me a situation under government, or other situation sooner done so than he used vituperative SCOTCH SEQUE STRATION S. Up ha A great number of testimonials and trusses have been him, and found upon him sixteen medals similar to legally attainable, and about the middle language, and n e! w been carpeted and Sated wi?h °i ' 2 r of the knocked him down with his fist. He Daniel Stark , Glasgow, wholesale grocer—J» ' Jff, left behind by persons cur ed, as trophies of the nucccsv of the one prod uced , bearing on .tbe obverse side the e a refl I e eiler 8'gned with the got up again and grappled lor, Glasgow Dallas, b i*-^ shrusb, and waiting-rooms had 2£ „£"*" , this remed y. ?fS « ?. I ? ?} n initials with the prisoner, who , merchant -Alexan der - ' "4 Queen ' s head , and on the reverse a man on hor se- " R. P.," and? dated from 9, Struck him several coach builder—Andr ew G lasgw fi | properly fitted up for the use of theS' ' Denmark-street, Soho, times, and, ia the struggle which and David Christ y, nX back , surroun ded by the words, -"the way to Han- inquiring if aa appointment in took place, tore his manufactur ers—William Buchanan, Glasgow M Lord R. Grosvenor M.P., aud J? Somerset-house, the (the policeman's) coat. After n $£££* DEAFNESS, SINGING NOISES in the over." — The prisoner , who seemed, to treat the salary commencing with £90 a good deal of printer -James Boyd, Glasgow , commission £" '>ii men from the neighbourhoo d, came to the HEAD and EARS, EFFECT UALLY CUKED.—Dr. , and progressing to up and down fighting he Becured the Jan e M'Call , Eleanor ri'}, Son0 matter very slightly, denied all knowledge of the several hundreds, or a situation prisoner.—The Sil>ellu Jackson , and ltl j ^u to pay their respec ts to her ifaioslv iV^l? Bahkee 's remedy permanently restores hearing in all in » commercial prisoner, in defence, said' the case Edinbur gh, straw bonnet makers-W illiam cases, in i nf coin bein g wort hless. He was a foreigaor ,nnd not establishment, commencing was notes alter fire o'clock, the tr-Jiu »0 gent y ancy or old age, however bad or long standing, , with £70, and proves- just this : He w.is seated at his own door, and Glasgow, merchant . and even wh ere the faculty well acqua inted with Eng lish money. The pr ose- 50O w?uId 8«it the ^ ite^lj Bao the J°arney by raillay termi- has pronounced it incurable. It . ' tbeadvertiScr thatadeposit policeman pulled him up, seized him by the nated Tu,. removes all those distressing noises in the head and ears cutrix, to whom he formerly paid his addrea 'ses, ofnf! ±5'St0 would1 I be required collar, and pushed . All being ready the royal party proceeded S r om for the first £300 when him and struck him. Ho asked l»iTa s ? deafne5s or nervousm ss, and enables all must know that he did not intend any fraud ,—j ^he the nomination took place him what Printedrnntea by WIK.IAWILLI AM M KIDEIi. of No. 5. Macc lcsne lcsfif*^; »-. to their carriages and drove off to Windsor, with a luuerer s, howeverre bad, to hear the ticking of a watch in a , and the remainder when he did that for, and he seized tho police- KIDBK. ofNo. 5, i» military escort. defendant was committed for tria l. heduc.es of the offic e wq«U man in return. Th \\\ the pari sh of St. Anne, Westminste r, at the ^^.y There was great cheering among 1» » ^% "iedy, which is easy in application , will be entered upon,% ey both fell, and the policeman , in the people as -eu*j[re« on receipt of 7s. postage -etamp s Robbbry at the Great EsHiBiwoN.—Christian; the same time requesting struck him omce, 16, Great Windmill-street , Huymnr ket [" 'W- they left the station and passed °%office ord , or Post- that the advortiser should a violent blow on the head with his of Westmini ster , FEAHC Us u , along the road. er, by Dr. Alehed BjUtKEB 43 U reTpooUtreet Dec'riesse, a native of Prussia, was charged state his exact age ; in repl truncheon aud wounded him. for the 1'roprietor; Jung's-cross, Lond on. with y to which I sent an an- The constable also KOB , Esq., M.l\ , and published by the saw ' 'uu - stealing from the American department of the I swer, agreeing to certain modifications of the terms struck him a second time on the arm.—Mr. Yard- Rider , ti *- ths oBice in the same sireet uutl Pa" ley asked the nolieemaa if iio used Ms truncheon.— Saturda y October lstli, lc&l.