The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-29 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Ti Raps; APRIL 28. ma lordships mot at 5 o'clock. MOUNT ST. BERNARD REFORMATORY. Lord BERNEADI pave notice that oa • future day be skald tall ! Mistime to the occarrescos which had recently takes piece is this rolablishroent, sod put questions relative ihreeto. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following Mr were read a third time and pared : Lathe.' oo and Booth Devon Hail a wa r i s a c are Valley Rail. way, Mawr GAL Leyland and F Oen, Heretord, Haa, aid %aeon lailwy , Aylarwery at m = seed,and North Ridgy Gee Bills ; Alkali Works Bill, Local Goworament Aot (185 d) Ameadmeat Bill, New Zealand Booa lairs Bill, Officer (Booth Africa) Bill. THY GALWAY PACKET CONTRACT. The Earl of NARDWIOKE mined the Poetteaster. General whether the embed for the conveyance of her lbjesty's mails between Galway and America was to be limply a resemptise of the cold sontract, or whether it wee tatee&d to ietroime say end what modifications there* whether the rats of speed originally stipulated was still to be exacted ; and she whether a copy of the contract would be laid upon the table of the House of Comma before the ietroductioa of the estimate for the mail packet marries. rSTA2fLRY of ALDERLEY mid that there would b r e d eante rimeirmasists which existed before so to the speed and ability of the vessels, and that the mistreat wield be laid epos the table of the Howse of Commons before the mousy was voted. ROYAL RRSPEOTING METRO FOLMAR RAILWAYS. - - Lad STRATMIDEN, having. given mike to move an humble &dame prams her Nmeety to appoint a commis the to inquire whether it was daeieabl. to provide within the limits of the metropolis any additional termini or ex tensions of railways already exiting, or to provide say cos. neetico a communioation between revs railways whether it ins denlrahle to allow any additithal miles,. to be made within scab limits ; and if to, in what manner, and with what restriaMone the several works should be married o Earl GR ut, ANVILLE appealed to hie noble friend whether is would be distrable to poem' with his motion, whim the 'abject as.w s 7 maned to • select committee of the boos, sad that the committee had taken owls= evidence Manes on point in question. Re thought • pesememsos is WI =oboe would be very inconvenient. The Earl d DERBY mid be thought that the maim* of Ma aside leas milks had been already dimmed °thy the boom. He would set say it wee misery to the rubs, bet it was certainly besendamt with the ponetimof the home, that a subject whisk lad beam twice dispmed of should be dersimed spit desire Ike same swim Beek a °purse me =et! ly to the prudes and the roles of Um Home Lord STRATEIRDEN was understood to dry that the question now prepared to be mimed wet identical with that to whisk kis Sable ford bad referred. As the mese of the Uwe appeared to ha against his proceeding with the motion, be should sot persevere With it, but be tier. tsialy thought it would be dears d& that some discumicm Amid lake ghee ea the suMeok ia order that there might le • saws penal sad elm s insdlertaading on the subject ass at prime cad that the peat maw of theme mama thew net he perished to stake their way Were the osornittse bad 111,9160 d on the subject The Margot ct OLAHRICARDI mid that before the mein was withdraws be wilted to *tam that a mil ling bill hod 1111111• Or beeniatoadoced for the formations,/ remised whisk boo the pooma no waste ester the city cat Dublin, which had W est ablostion rsent than the sag Nowtt at thialsocil at Trade If kin sable fried had seseleded in his ratite, it was his (the Magnin of elanu4 erns) iatentesteliave moved that the name of the city Dublin be hisertell the motion. Bed GRA/MLLE mid that in offering the suggestion he bad to his male frisnd,he had no intention to express ow spanks MINIM SO the appointment of • royal *come -. 16 was gabs gemilie, Wed, that the committee might recosameedi the subsequest appointment of soak • wegmasiers, m a s = their report the noble marquis would have an y of main say •Ogreit4o o he thought peeper. OM it Ueda' wee y different in am rape* hen thatof Dahlia ; f armple, the Dahlia =away schemes wow 'sly two, whereas there were so Lour than 33 Aestisig London. Attar a few lamb firm Lord REDINIDALI. Their lordships Weaned et 95 missies Wore 6 o'clock. HOME OF 001010NEL—Tunguy, Ann. 28. The BMWS teak the chair at 4 deice& PRIVATE /31:1911.1103. Tarn RlADl34.—Norwiels Poor Bill. She following bills were considered, and cedar'd lo be rend s third time :—Blieldrun-bridge Bill ; Rieder Gaol BM; Great Western Railway (hmob at Gmatkidp) Bill ; L wow and Perth legation and Perth and IMakeld Railwny •• am ; Beaton and Beer Railway Bill ; and Warn, and Bentingfeed Railway Bill. MINIONS PREBENTED. banal pSU we from wawa lbw whist the May awil YeYarofYtsMiro Asselpins• lbw 87l ; apielethe Bearred 88eelbeaaii BM ; for aad a dwirept hhahoulos ow away; agaimat the Goa r a Z: AL tut &batiks of *Ara Mow ; whist th e Write lion Ball ; is UMW at anima with a damn& iellea lister ; he the aisilabie with* et got eremeet pre par ; for *ad wad Prima Miaow ; for the re ofmahloa of Pawl ; far anoraks of tie poor law with =t i lo=lionam oldldrut ; sad for oompaloory rued- 17NEMPLOYED FACTORY OPERATIVES. PERRAND pee wales that as Thursday next be skald mak tke Prelasat at the Poor-law Board whether ansber al tam flukey eamestivmm who have saver ap plied for ar received rail we mania in his return at the unatplatad ; ad aim whether dam was any return al the amber et unemployed mania women. leILaTIVE oo,T or IRON CUPOLA AND BROAD- SIDE SHIPS. : llfr. ADDINOTON asked the fiemetarf to the Admiralty mimetic his atlantic had bees &send to a pamphlet pub lish's!' by Captain; Cowper Co/es, 2.N., purporting to cos tars • conert statement et Um =ivie cram of WIEN kinships el war to carry peen sad ships of air Canto mass weight of metal fitted co the (amok grklek ; whetter the statement therein emstaiaid wen misepted by him as menet. Lord C. PAGET said he had bad the *swore of read ing Captain Coles' pamphlet, sad bad found it very interest * ; but he shosid be very sorry to guarantee the carton nem of soy estimate of the comparative cost of cupola and browkide skips He had so doubt that Captain Cohn bad tokin gnat pedalo in forming his intimate , but they bad lira to know that so witimate at the cost of iron-cased ships yet formed bed turned oat tote correct. ASYLUM FOR CRIMINAL LUNATICS General BUCKLEY asked the Secretary at Side for the Norse Department whether the building Weeded for miming lumtke was reedy ; and whether those oriminil la satins now congaed at the private asylum at Ilan , lea, near fisli= is amounting to the number of ISA were likely_ to be removed to the new asylum. Sir G. OBE Y mil was informed that a large portion of the timid* rekerad to by the boo. and ga ll ant mem ber was now marly, reedy, no that shout 100 patients might shortly be reiromd te it. He did set know at what time a CMnumber coal be received. lie understood that the CM 100 patients to be pieced in the esylum would be females. TIM lONIAN ISLANDS. _ Lord IL OECiL .stied the Secretary of State for war when certain returns, ordered at the bagioninuLt . e aselioa, orcaeraing exposer issarrid at the logien would be laid apes the tibia The Kamm of HARTLNGTON, who spoke is an radio tier tone, we understood to ay that the return asked for Mould be famished by the Ckdosialudlos. A °rarer cation had been addressed to the general commaading the troops in Clods for the porposeefokaining the inforniatioo rquived, sod as woe as a reply had been received it would be laid on the laid, of the home. • THE LICENKNG SYNTEX. _ . kr. LA wsckisoCoaii.;l.iy;ist7t: for um sow Department whether her Majesty's government bad alma. dewed the intsatioa of introducing a hill for the anteadmemt "Like liee•siateYstem daring the premed semies. Sir G.FaMT said Mud be bad bees in erassaaaimiloa wilt pates iaanared in th7st goalies, mad the neat of sash commosiaaties was that he had so bops of being able to ram a eatieleatery bill on the subject in the wane of Ow preset leases. It was net Wei= his intention to intrados wadi a messare. DISTDIOI3IBRED SERVICE COLONELS. Nora LINDSAY roared that an bumble address be pre mid to bar Majesty, praying that she will be gratimaly plowed to appoint a royal commiadon to inquire into the autos of M cabers of the army, who were promoted to the rah of oohed in NM and 186, as aiderawana to the QOM.. and far d aishd service in the Crimea war who by • reseme thereat tworniseioo of 10, which had nderesee to soother slain of oaken, bad been depaived, a an osier sae* et the patio they attained hy the pi sweides anderred upon them ; sod to report to Majerity similar they woe estltied so ay redress ; souk it eh to neammeal whoa tome each mines *head be. asertied M them The hes. and pilot gentleman rid the it wee sea his karate., in khan tie maim before thabOille, to seli for asy erpressies opinion with refer ..., to it ;• ha lay desks woe Oa the abyssal ahead undergo fall by compreat authorities. Be Ind kola the math bate, the late Lad flo r b oo k w h o sistitled the *rim of the shim it those °Mom etNORTH seenoia the motes. a& ef HARTINGTON mid Oa. although so hie day to sek the boasts rasa the molts, be by no mass Mended to deproare Os artier' of the oaken is gestrierh sr be day that they bed some oLim so oat eihrolio. Be pasted eat Wig the rose is q sation was Were Or seta sesenaisios of IMO, red se it had made eo rereeenardelies to raged to than, the matter law:deed woe praelteelly deided. Ns J. rApnigoioN urged that the use of the oaken arliton Whom shaitted to be tee of injuries by three reersaws Seseeisaies for War ; sod se .11 they mead for ins the prima motes oar to be assbed. Mr. ies, Sir F. Smith, and Mr. Kagh soporisi Mis maks. THE - EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY VVENING, APRIL 29, 1863. —•- - - • ----- Lord PALYERSTON—There are the Warp which I think it is desirable to avoid. if it is poseible to do et, and one is, that this house should habitually interfere with the detailed imisegerneet of the army, bemuse it is not a poet of theemeltutimil famitions of the Moose el Comma and step by step meat neturally lead to very objectionable emits, (Cheers.) The other thing that I think it de sirable to avoid is that there should remain upon the public mind any circumstance which gives rise to an opinion that injustice has been does to any elm of dewy* public ear vents. (Herz, bear.) I will not enter into the details of this question. I think what was stated by my noble (need shows that when this matter was last looked into by a committee of officers in 1861 the optima of the veer yority of these akar% I believe with the single exception of the hon. and pliant gentleman opposite, was, that it was not desirable to disturb the arrange ment as it now stands. At the same time I can quite understand that the parties concerned, and their numerous friends who are interested in what concerns them in the posed imprethon of the distinguished aervim those officers have rendered, may leave not only upon the minds of members of this house, bet upon the mind of the public at imprea Me that there has been some wrong unine• pally com mitted which may admit of remedy. (Hear, hear.) The course which I venture to propose to the boo, and pliant gentlestaa opposite would, in my opiniee, meet both these obis:Mee I would propose to him to withdraw his motion, and thereby to avoid committing the house to an Wieder sum in thedeWled military administration of the army, and if that wen dose I would engage on the part of her Majesty's go meet that • cornmeal= shall be armed. (Laghteeand cheers.) I trust that coma- Minion would thew that her Majesty's government have no desire to avoid ingwity, that they have no wish to resist say suggestion which is founded ape • some of injustice whether nghtly or wrongly felt, and whatever the =mar sioa may think fit to reoommod will probably be founded on the best view of the merits of the me as tree officers on the one hand, and the orevespoodrag= of other officers upon the other hand. (Hear, her.) Mr. DLSRA.ELI said if he anderneod the noble Iced, the Torre of his hoa and gallant friend was in entrance or ceded. He was sure that that motion was recommended to the consideration el parliament by a cheer mind* el justice, sod ornunded the sympathies of hoth - Ides of the home, irrespective of any party °emanation. (Hear. hear.) But he should sot have risen had it sot appeared to him that the advise given by the noble Iced might really plans in an inconvenient and almost a ridiculous position the house, and, to a certain extent, eves the government itself. The principle the noble lord had refined to the emithitiatioaal practice entirely recognised—thet ii win sot the place of milkman, and especially 0 i • angl e boa" of parliament, to interfere with the government an army— was one which he wee mire no one would dignin Bet the noble lord did not la dowry he was swath a oonetitotheal principle that t, and especially the Home of Commons, who were esllad epos every year to wander the army estimate' and to vote large sums for the army, acting in an unconstiliatierl way in earring i was is opinion upon any point courted with the management and organisation of the army. The constitutional pranks of the bore had provided that this vilege of parliament should be errand with er doe Memo* to sad adosowledgmeat of the pre rogative of the crows. How had it mode the tery wrens ?If it was the opinion of the hoer that sere unaware; with repeat to the mansgemer al the airy wss nem, it weld not and did not perms to aces fro say dories renolutioe to that e ff ect, bet humbly sad cordite y epproactied the throes in a eorillationsl 101111114 with a respectful and loyal abbess, maybe her Majeety to exercise her prerogative sad take tree= which right bring about the result the here d (Bear, bear.) There was nothing unoiredintiesal in per pries to address the crown upon a subject amnesia with !winery affain, requesting her Ilajeety to interfere to bring ✓oot that which parliament thought a landau objecd. But it was not marlitelicar, whoa the Noose of Commons were semisolids speed that grievance existed in the tnansgenient of the army which led not bean redressed, bat which ought to he netransd, for the chief adviser of the crown to snorer that the beers having no power of redressing the 10••11001, it was sassarry that then should be some sear undinureding, nesithe go- mama most to same step behind the genii to eseiM• plink that redraws whisk the house had acknowledged would be absolutely wooserry. (Cheen.) General LINDSAY thought that aa be proposed to &d -ans' the crown, the legitimate authority bait which ell command of the army sprung, he was edam In a most coastitutional form. With regard to the ohs of the labia lord, be bed eat opposite to the noble lend for 17 yearn, and bad serer men anything in his mediaet that would warrant him in not accepting soy pledge be pre. Upon the faith of the promise that the noble keg would Epos lie town authority appoint a annunierkm, be shookl be happy to withdraw his motion. The =Sae was withdraws. CIA2iADA AND NEW ZEALAND (MILITARY ). Mr. A. MILLS raw to can Mastics to the merespia ellloll which bad recently beat had betas ped e iarament be tw O e sam e. bar Maj New ambled esty's pleremm reepectively ent aad the , Gevereree iseed a emt is military esteem of them miens, Ned to mate as t for copy of ail avannunicatiene which have pared awe the ommeneetneet of the year 1802 between the Notary el State for the Ordesies and the espreesentime el the crown in the British depeadeseim respecting the mode and eon of their military defines. With respect to New Zealand, the argument which was coestantly urged was this, that it was impossible for imperial Embed to have her coksists IS Oen battles with imam mar, which as. lead be their extennbatien. This was the ergement used by three who advoested the emeemsion of representative institutions to the eoloaletn. Now if the celestite of New Zealand were capable of managing their own affairs ty were also able to manage their affairs In dealing with savage tribes. And if such a policy was ineagarated he believed there would to fewer ware, for the celeakon would 661 with more circuit:species whoa were aware that they would not be supported by lend 5 the adop tion of an unrighteous wows. It must be, mei lead in dealing with this subject that the whole coarse of their colonial policy was chemed ; and that sslf.defeoos was a necessary adjunct of opea-government. He treated we sheen' see the day when, by a prudent but resolute policy, we might teeth those commuting that if they wished is pastkipate is the privileges of freedom. they mast beer their own balsas and reepomthilitint. (Hear.) Yr. WILLIAMS mended the motion. The facts brought balm the home were most important. and he should like to be infremed by the hoe. gentleman the Under Secretary for the Colmar what were the advantages to be derived him thews two demedamies. At the present time we emeeded about four miller and a quarter every year for the protec tion of the tokens. Be thought if the question were fairly looted in, the government might my. at least a million sterling to the Univers a thin ormatay. Mr. C. FORTZSCITE said the Canadian government had shown a very Maihmesta semi ot their duty in reference to the military defense of the province. Still we must not underrate the sadism they had made, and what they were in proem of reseteplishing. The volunteer system was carried on with meek spirit and activity. At the beginning of the year there were 25,000 volunteers in traimeg, and the number was still ineressieg, whilst suocesdul attempts had bees made to render the rural militia dl for serene in came of emargeacy. It should be boron in mind, however, that the menu of Canada was our mealy, and that war with Maeda meat war with England. If. then, no imperial military fame was supplied to her, it would appear as if we replanted the Obligation that rested upon no to defend every portion of the empire. At the same time it did not follow that we could comsat to maintain an unlimited number of troop; at our own met in liana war, much less in peace ; consequently the dames of Canadian territory mud mainly depend upoa the Camedies them selves. With regard to New Zealand, it was a email case that did not arise out of the general question of the mili tary coat of the colonies. There the danger was not feces without but from within, and noes out of minnow betimes the senders and the natives. The govaremeat bad keg felt their obligatioes to the native race, and were not yet pre pared to repudiate the measure of responsibility which rested upon them to save both races from an internecine war, and by the exercise of tho imperial power to carry them through the present ern°. Mr. A YTOUN criticised the coloaisl policy of the grownmeeet with as.. severity and declared that, if pm tinted is, it must inevitably lead, to the name of Canby to imperil the couoasion with the mother country. Its A DDERLEY took a different vim of the policy of the govern meat ea disclosed in the papers. That volley was founded upon the principle that the right of self .governmeat involved the duty of alf.dsfente, the term being correlative. The arguments of the Canadian government in opposition to Ole policy, be maintained, were based epee dallaeia Thu parliament of Canada 'debt involve this country Ia • war as wall aa the parliament of Isiglaed involve Canada in a war. The opposition of the New Zealand government was founded upon a imam fallacy, claiming, although is the enjoy mect of colophon self ioverameet, to threw the lemithe of the dames of the colem upon the mother ems bit He hoped the home would support the government to their present policy. Mr. BUXTON considered that it would be better for the mthebe themselves that the duty of self-defence should not betas. of their hands. Bk. KILLS withdrew his motion. NAVY.—IRON-CLAD SHUR. lir J. ILPIILNSTON Z thee rem to move that ea adders abseil beffilled le her Malay, that site woad be u Mappaint a royal °maim's. esseether itr Ar .6 imeseasee and form of irmalad ships which were te issEe the future awry of g , nid to report upon the at preeent built cad the amain of deal Meta ammentedation tee their are at home and thread. The hen. Ites meet mid that his nip* there bad Mee three reconalmniees of the limy, wish had east large sums of marl to this senedep. The whole of the respeaubility of theme mernomi mathreire open se cake which, lay the 161.1111111611= mint cad at the heed of it, cos tee bead Marked at the present time. He da. of believe that any man of ban ner lea that beim but woad say that no man in the Ad miralty Meld de liaise to the amount of week which ma ends. hls onalrek sail be (Mr J. Endemism, ea* ease the home to et them to Pear all thessment ' be ',meant dab men, who weak' relieve ltd sedate° advise the baud epee the been Wore the coaster ter the last few ships, MO feet la beg* were nip* Mat time searte, and those mote of 90 gun ships. We had gate of rom mie point to soother until we bad got our ships to stab as eoormous and newish' sire, that be felt sonde • royal commission would them, whilst the 111•11reemaiaid at their present Mature, that was, about 5 fest 5 hearse, ca 6 feet 6 umber. How was it passible for met of this height to furl sails on these esormous yards! The weight and clumsineu of the rigging rendered it raraceslide imam any circumstaness. These ships ought to be meted with four meats proportioned to the size of the mesa who handled them. The other dames of ships were snore menegrabie, bat still it wee not dear that they were not too hip also. Lord R. MONTAG U moved as au enisadareat, that to provide for the soriemnioal construetioa of ships for the royal navy of the most suitable materials the Admiralty shouldln empowered by parliament to intrados, into the public service a elms of meow solid in educatios sad posi tion to the military cadets at Woolwich, who may ulti mately fulsl the duties of royal naval architect.. Mr. LINDSAY, while desiring to see some kind of COM. oil to &ivies the Admiralty in the oonstractiou of the navy, yet thought that the object would not be attained either by the motion or amendment, and advised their withdniwaL Lord C. PAGET poiated out that now the Admiralty had competent dramas in the Comptroller of the Navy, with his staff of amistants, • royal oecondesien wee any thin bat adapted to he the regular and permansat *Aries, of the description sought to be established. He described a arise of experiments in iron ship building, which the Admiralty were carrying out. The amendment ad motion were withdraws. Kr. K: SOS ALER mowed that the analysis of *widows 7taorto the report of the select committee on sewage i a d s to eseelom 1863 be candled. It was prepared by the chairman (Dr. Brady) and was partial end orreaide& The motion having bear agreed to, the other badness was gore through, and the house adjourned at fin minerals before 2 o'clock. 'Monad Jot inooon, Haltard-bridos. Warwickshire, groosr—lat dividend of n& Md., any Toisday, at Whitmore's, Mumma n teni Ooemon, itearrek-smon-frost, et= bit dividend of ft. ad., May a, and thews subsequent Mondays, at Harris's. Nottingbant. Moans Wank yaa.. Laineatar, Umber marshant—Lt dividend of M. ed., May and throe aninamiset Mondays, at Mann% ottiaghlea. WILLIAM intit, Milton Mowbray, Yelosateesidos, tsflor—divi dand of 4L, any day, at Oldham's, Mateo Mowbray. May 11. R. J. Tem, Lydd, Lena and Idea, Bra. forme— May U. W. Bale, Mfteotreet, and the Grown Omit nobld greet, Southwark, cern:an—May SS. W. M. seOenoe hassayard, City, wine merchant—May 16. H. R. Baker, Kidder minster, farmer—Mg IL J. 'mildew, Birmingham, beekir—May IL T. G. Mammon Mtlford Haven, grooer —May 14. 11. Bitching. lun. I Brisk 4 seenismst—May 7. I Polled, Bristol, miler —llm IL I. Bans& Mandeeder, Huddersfield, and Linde wake, York. *bre, esureilliett most—May S. J. B. Powell, Wecluesberg. Ilmateieldre, lensed victualler—May I. T. Bolt, Jun , Beeleshillee. Baal deeler—May & & Nickles, Gold Batton. Illeepeldra Magemelem—May 18 J. Tyacke, Chacewater, Corn wall, simeloner—May It O. Howarth, Batton, lancoshim awn' beeper—May 1t .1. Gorton, Little Halton, Lancashire, painter— May 11. J. Berman, Boutin:viols, tallor—May EL J. D. Ayres ra2meat.), Nottingtuun and New York, inenhame—MaY . 14 Beale, Grayotreet, Poplar, iron founder, and Surrey skeet, Shand, navy agent—June S. O. C. Bingham, Nottingham, boat manebetarer. CIRTMCATE to be granted, saw came be shown to the eontrary en or Wore the iso of meeting. May EL L Cland,ell and 11.1. Toad, Oreamtrich-street, Upper. Thameeetreet, and Moe-lane, City. gweelmata PARTNIESHIPS DIOSOLYID. J. 8. Canby and B. J. Reed, iMpolemepotoliall, ship chandlos—J. Barlow and W. Jen ßaii. Manebeisier. cotton nage dealers—K Homily and J. BUIL miteeme—J. Bra= and A. W. Evans, Mahan A. Auckland. //holsla—W. Bart sad R. Tale, Newoutleupog.Tyna, weanlL 'Pas and & Sparkman, Birmingham laaannakials-.T - . Pal end J. Tutor, Mart beater and Sores o' Hans, leastnaMe.„ .. ll24llo _!r°,,..- Okell and R. 8. Jactoos, Live= y dzi o n s Zt baskrba Innme me Barker, Upper Charitonet, imemn. tecturers—J. Cooper and T. Pam, Carter. R. Carter, and D. Carter, t.H. en, c = 2 7 et 4 looms cloth manufacturers—C. B. Beekwßb sod W.Ankle, ldred Omen, Yorkshire, irenmongeni—M. flooß sod j. ansaa. 'Pr"' ford, Yorkshire, wonted nualidavealars—J. V. lONmg mid L H. Stanley, Manchester—C. amd T. Cbmtion. ima , land, general 'hip chandlen—T. Y. Taylor Plum s, J.dhaeldekm, and m J. Naylor, Keighley, Yorkshire, common brewers-4. Chaddey and O. Isaacson. Amenham Bucks, attorneys—T. L. health and T. IMO. Pala, Alpha-place, Old Lent-road. cherniant—J. Ueda and Bermand, aseepside City, aceountante-4. Brook and C. Beatable. jun., HuddereSeld, bookaelkre —C. /haw and O. B. Fitaaiatt. Manchester. Masora—D. Attester and R. Abendroth, Glasgow, merchants—T. Richardson, D. Richardson, R. J. Bowe, and B. J. Id Edinburgh WrioNmerchants. SCOTCH vo•s. Pam= TortiM, Gleagow, . May 4, at the )acuity Obagew. Jana Esithe a rtfibire, corn roseettant, May 4, at the Solicdtare DOVGALD USTI; , oonfectioner, May 1, at the lacolfq Clf l i n ni=ioellne, Glasgow, saddler, May 1, at the Escult7 Olemow. AiDlaff I TAGGART, Carnocidie, potato merchant, May 8, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. /OM! HARDIN. Laarlatton, near TaDdrk, tams; May 7, at the Crown Inn, Yalldrk. 301171 CoLvtg Bolywood, DurefrialmMte, tattler. My 4 at the Commercial Hotel, Dumfries. Damn Bouts= and AIRIANDIR AIRIANDIU4 DOWD Qtkarr7, sea- Peeper, guarder', May 2, at the County and Commercial Rohl, Tartar. ALIXABDRIL SUM Invernem bake.. May S at the Alden Hotel. Inverness. Wanda KAosagooft, Inverark;Agipm. May 1, at the County and Commercial BMA, Iterate. FROM LAST NruHrs GAZETTE. (HAWN OV SOLICTIOM AND AMR= PARTICULARS IS ODIAIBID AT TIM 011101 OF TIM CHEM llgotaTlMS, COURT OP RANITHOPTM AN , HAUIGIALL-NTRANT.I SLILUPTL TORN WHITS, Vintner, of Wight, blacksmith, to surrender May 12, at I. NICHOLAS WM JACRlMlLlMaceaavenue, Baslnghalletreek and CommerciaLroad, Peckam, serleant.mmace to sheriffs of Lou duo, May 12, t HAIM ILUDIron 10M3011, Circular-ratans, yard, and Miut-lam, wine merchant, May it, at T. Tiionsa Mono Bury St. Edmunds, Lavenham, and Thurston, Barrels, lead merchant, Map list 1 . JABS' MOM; Chreautrow, Kentish-torn road, leather seller, May IL at U. Meek= dome, Treemantle, lintawine merchant, Mayl2, Mit 11011 MIL, Lower-rove. Brampton, Clark in holy orders. Mar 11. at It Gomm Loam, Caroline-place, HassitockAM, cheemosonsr, May 11. ML =NM Anon IrnsuLong.aoraeofeelionselerspar,Maylitai 1. BOA MaatimanfuWask akPrinenroad.fambeth, Hay 11, M 1. lan= BOSH, Greve-rd., St. Johies.wood,gengumea,MaylLat 2. Timing (Moog Guanine, Paddingionotreat, Marykbene, plumber, May 11, at 11. AVOOSTINI Gaon Hounfrlik Darieestreat IkakMeyequare, watchmaker, May 11, at gamma& Bsgumaga, Browerotreet, Ooklenspare. adver tising agent, May IL at 1. ILLY CAlun.neN RIISAILL. widow, Peckham. May 11, at It HOW HAaviT,St. Mary's-square, Ileoningtooned.and Leaden hell-street, general merchant, May 9, at 12. BoIW WIMON, Spencer-street, Battenea, reUnd poser in the Navy, May 26, at 11. Room Mien, Mooned, Old Rental:4d, Mowed rionaller, May 9, at 1. Jam Immo, Northampton. May 9, at 1. Jon. Sroann, Norwich, draper, May 11 at U. 010101 Mein, Putney, builder, May 12, M L JOHN TAW. LeEmham Jobbing My st Moan BRAD. Beading, corn eater Nay 9, alll. BOWS Dalin, Woolwich, sculptor, s, at It WaumilMOLD,Brookatreet, Susan. auct io n eer,May 9,at1 1 . Immo Goons Bitty, Greenwich, , NAY 2 4 at IL Ruhr anions, Whitgeburyetreet, Zastoncquare, cabman, May 9, at 11. 511:11JAMIN OCTAVIO/1 NROLMART, Ring Willismdreet, City, and Blackheath, auctioneer, May 9, at 12. Bull levieth, Wolverhampton, ale dealer, May 26, at It THOMAS HANDS, Birmingham, publican, May 26, at It 1.101111 DAM, West Bromwich, Statrordshire, Hosed victual ka, May 4 at It Tunas Tumult golgley,Stafforsh., coal merckenkMay lkat It. 010101 Rocklin', Birmingham, May li, at it IMAMS IiALMIMIM THOMPSON, Tenbury, Wordiatinhire, =r pm, May U, at It JASON Mu., Feckimham, Woraistershire, tolls mannimotorer, My IS, at It Joan 3101119, Cooley, liomensish, farmer May 6, at 11. Waxiest DTI& Torquay. Devonsh., builder, Haf f U, At IL THOMAS NANIITML, grocer, May 6 , at L Groans PszOlt, Goole, ale merchant, June 1, at 11. Jaime TAYLOR, Huddersfield, manufacturer, Ma 11, at 1L 1011 10111111, Mattel Baran, Uncolnahlre, wa ke maker, May 27, at It 101 l Law. SheSsid, beerhouse keeper, My 9 , at le. OMB 70 6020 , Sheffield, hosier, 9,4'410. 790111 MAIM, Sheffield. botcher, May 9, at 10. HORT PIIMIEL, Sheffield, Mannar, kin la, at 10. 010101000 y. Biunsley. Yorkshire, poser. May 14, at IL WILLIAM WALKILIT, West Derby, Ie eesDire, book-keeper, .108 11 ART NOTHvm, Liverpool, ale merchant, May 11, at I. HOBBS LULU, lAverpool, auctioneer, May h at 11. 'Samuel lIMMif Joann, Liverpool, avellorreer, May 9, at 11. PHILIP Clestorio SOO Liverpool, snit, May IS, at 11. 101111 SHWAS, W Sterkol , near Livened, agent, May 9„ at 11. LAMAINCIWMIITAXIM, fan., Belies, wager deals', May It arlt June SUOMI/ and loom! Warn, Matytrldge, Cheshire, common brewers, Mayl2, silt GIORGI Munoz and Jona MOnit, NewsOlanoTyno, grocers, May It at It WILLIAJI NICBOLMM, West Hartlepool, May 12, d Ile. YAM. ifirwrimg, Birmingham, colaniercisi Manager Way 11, id 10 . JtMAPe BIAMMOILD, Birmingham, grocer, May 11; at 10. 81211711. OOLUMWOOD, Birmingham, umbrella maker, May 11. at 10. Mona OwLe Conom.Birmingitam, brush maker, May 11, at 10. anion Wpm, Birmingham, cap maker, May 11, at 10. Joni GAMMON, Jun., Birmingham, spur rowel maker, May 11, at 111. JAMS 1110,11310111, Birmingham. crate maker, May 11, at 10. Cumfi n laitne Cox,Birmingharocommision swat, May Mat 10. Sort Birmingham. fender maker, May 11, at 10. WALT= Marian CoLLIPS. Birmingham, plumber, Mayll, at 10. JONI MILL. Willoaghtou, Lincolnshire, grocer. May 12. at 10. Jon Haw Araby. Uooolashire, some mason, May 6, at 11. 101 l DA a. Wodnesbery, Blaffordshirs, pm Maga maker, May 6, at it DAVID Waage, Maahrosigh, Yorkshire, hotelier, May Et at U. Jews 61111121, Bohan, laacash , brewer, May 11, at 10. Mao, widow, Liseltenhain, greenroom, May Ig, at 12. leo Ncrii, Woroesner, corn dealer, May 11, at IL imams Ramos, Dnyoott. fanner, It at IL Joao CAITI.MOII, Chingereahi, draper's easistank May It MU. JAMAS 8110 . Evertor , Lanal., fruit marchant, May 11, at 2. JkosTimaik Nottingham. stonemason, May rf, at IL Tony HILL, Old Dolby. Lekusteradre, bow, May 9, at it. ALMS, TAM Halifax, atoomnarion, May alli k 4 , l 4v o. on J 811201111. Kailas, Wm labourer, 16, at 10. Masao asememem, SW" Yorlahlie. tellurt ll2 1 1 1. WILLIAM YAM lUngstos-upcm-Hull. commaasiou agent, May 1, at IL Ono luDALL. Bath, coschballdor, May S, at U. 101 l CUWII, Hawley, Salop. Homed victoeller, May 9, at It , JOHN ILAMMI, Hondo% Durham,. Ikon micitualler, May 9,a112. 103 W Woo, flint, chemist, May it, ►et ih t , WILLIAM SANDISIOOCZ, Altarnrin, Cornwall, °orderable . , May .11, at 11. WILLIAM TAYLOR, St. Peter the Groat, Worcestershire, chins painter, May 11, at 11. Hiner Mum jun., Aylsham, Norfolk. generalahop keeper, May 11 at S. Jeers arzygne, Frimley. Surrey. victualler. My 15, at 12. ISAAC JOEY, Llanrabon, Glamorgansh., Inakeeper, May 9, at 11. TIMMAS Bum, Stone, Staffordshire, victualler, May 9, at 11. Oninfrornia Tanana, Appleby, Westmoreland, watchmaker, May 12, at 11. ruyeAn norm Jaw. WalaalL Staffordshire, veterinary sir. geoo, May 8, at It TaionAB CoMITAST, Lnkm, Bedfordahlre, gardener, May L at U. Krause Banal WARP, tiaroWer. Yorhah.. chemise. My ISM 2. Jong 'Orem; Workington, Cumberland, boaebouss keen, May 11, at 3. RICHARD JALUIT, Bath, ironmongers mistant, Mar 8, at 11. XXILY ROIL Wilinuta, Gravesend . schoolmiaterm May it, at 11. 4201411 Bainallte, She Meld, rumor mannfoctarer, May 12, at 1. Pansies MALDIVE", Taltstall, Staffordshire, bookkeeper, May le M U. LAST EXAMINATIONS. May fft. J. J'A. Prince, Elennorroad. Hackney, grocer-May IS. R. C. Mermen, North Audieyetreet, Ozfordetreet-liay 25. T. Crowther., Rutland-street, Stepney, general dealer- May 21 L Lovett, Morlbeireugh-read Kestroad, ow dant -May 27. L Lewis, Johortreet, bentmercial-roed Seal, and Otd Broad-street, City, general u3erehaut-547 27. W. Wood hams, Harleyfordmrnws, Land...resit. clerk In t h e Customs- May Yr. R. gamier, Briek4ane, Wldtechapel, ink mandacturer . 11 IL J. Flood, Bolainhoottlane, PopMr baker-May 21 F. - P. , Park.road, ZbeLsa. wine merc hant-May V. T. D. Davis, King-street, Clerkenweli, electroplatar-May M. R. W. Ellett, Itlveratreet, Yorkroackplaater of Park dealer-May 21. J. Hoff, Stoke byilarand. Suffolk, farmer-UE . 26 . O. Rey nolds, Rumford, pig dealer-May L pre, Taber stele-walk, Finsbury, meddler-May 25. W. H. Junes, Warren- Weer and ftnou-read. bulkier-May 26. W. Flood, Jan., ree lect-street, City-road, law clerk-May t 7. 1, 11. Jams* Arms road, Hammersmith. gentleman-May 27. W. Bilby, Loma Heath, Kent, tuirdresser-May 27. C. H. Baumgartre. Critchild place, Boston. and Water-lane, City, merchant-May 27. H. T. Ityde, Burlington.villos, Paddington, commission agent-May 27. J. A. Harding, Bryanotoae.street, Portman-square. portrait paloter-May 27. J. ?sassy Great COgnetta, Ewen. Journey man blacksmith-May 27. J. 'Davide:a. Belvidere-road. Lambeth. baker-May 27. N. H. Benham Stanley street. Pimlico. NAM- May 27. J. Marsh, Baratead Downs, Surrey, sob-coMractor ray 27. W. D. Buck, Dukeetreet, Loudon-bridge. provision 'gent -1W 27. W. IL Weddall, Gerrard-street, latime deck In the Admiralty-May TY J. Niche's, Lemaseterb, Whir chapel, butcher-May it F. E. Keene, Mluensaernee. worth, aberiffs Aker-May V. Rebecca Green. Hants, saddler-May 27. J. H. Burden, Belvldereroad.Leniboah. tailor-14y 27. M. Biker, Marketplace. Holloway, stay maker -May 27. P. J. Clancy, Clarsodonaquare, Souten-town. gate porter at a workhouse-May It C. Drifiteld, Losialls, sear Wir minibus, commission agent-My 19. A. Hacksall, Lough borough, attorney-June 15. J. 0. Davies, Plymouth, coal merchant-May la. J. S. Beer, Derouport, butcher-My ls. K D. Wide Stoke Demerol, Deveashire, grocer-May 18. J. T. Rundle, Plymouth, draper-May It W. 0. T. State, lieutenant an the Royal Inglesere-June It A. Nanidveli Ply mouth, master mariner-Iday 27. J. Sutcliffe, Scarborm. up' bolsterer-May 17. L. Chapman, Iltuuberstose, Uncol n ize, corn merchant-May 21 R. B. Waterhouse, Widnes, Leouraddre, plumber-ray 16. J. Liverpool. cattle dealer- May It. T. Owen. Liverpool, licensed victualler-June S c Manchester, plumber-Way 1 8 . B. Roaren sad M. Rooker, Manchester, merchant+ -June 1. J. Hurst, tordidads, coal dealer-May 16. J. Edmondson. Preston, left soap boiler- May 8. T. Merritt, Epworth. Liucoinehire, innkeeper-44e 11 J. Woodcock. Rotherham, Yorkshire, ilelizeonger-Mat= Thomas, Liverpool, mate of a vessel-May ALR. W South Shore, Lancaahire, carrier-May 15. J. Berry, Wag houghtoa, lenciehlre, Journeyman carpenter - May 7. Hare, Westbranwich. Staffordaltir., journeyman baker-May IL D. F. Goodderi, Liverpool. assistant to a marine store doaler-May 13. N. 0. Wood, 14etle, Leacashire, book-keeper-May PT. J. HIM, Headingley, Yorkshire, general commiaidon agent-May 27. 6. Illridell, Leeds, journeyman joiner-May 14. B. Dann, Soodbm, Devonshire. ndner-May it. W. Porter, Priebaek Devooddra licensed victaaller -May 14. G. W. Mortimer, Ind., lanes shire, accountant's clerk -May It E. Smile, Salford. Lames. shire, grocer-May 14. K V. &Wrath, Manchester, collector of accounts-May le J. Woe, Stretford, Lance lure, commercial salesman -My a J. Pleydell, Gentling. Sussex, corder-May 13. F. amnia& Plymouth, licensed hawker-May it e. sbur, New Rexford, Uncol lash re, retailer of beer-May 16. J. S. Haesans, Thrum:roan Yorkshire, farmer-May 15. I. Ver non. Clem/tire, innkeeper-May IS. N. F. Skinner, ChippiZirtycirmbe, Buckinghamshire, plumber-May 19. W, Amblecote. Staffordshire, brickmaker-May IS. W. Smith, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, hosier-June 19. W. Houghton, pecku,,hine, Worcestershire, blacksmith-May C. B. Moore, Bath, provider' merchant-Mar 15. S. Holliday Batley, York shire, cold proprietor-May IS. Hannah Senior. Briestfield, Yorkshire, Innkeeper-May 19. W. Green, Charlton Muagrove, Somersetahlre, beerhoom keeper-May 14. H. Courteen, Glou cester, commie-Mu anent -May 14. J. Frost, Ilreeton, Devon. shire, bacon dealer-May 14. H. rancor, Hawtridge, Somerset shire, farmer-May 14. O. Moore, Rack enford, Davoushire, cattle dealer -May S. J. Green. Warms, Berri:dee. carpenter-May 13. A. Walker, eon., Walton, Norfolk, spirit merchant-June 17. I. HUI, Leadington, Gloneeetetahlre. haulier. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. April 27. Ordure VICEM WARTIOrtILD and Rosin? /1137', Swamies, Oisaiorganahlre, betel steeper* April ft WILLIAII SMITH, Manchester, merchant, April it Joni Rosin. Nottingham, lace sanaufacturer. JOINT STOCK OOMPANIES ACTS. Lorne AID PROviIiCIAL D 000022 OoMPANT (Unman, May 1, at 11, at Basinghallatreet-to audit aocounta, react% e proofs of debt'', and make a eirklend. OSCULATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Jones luatenc Horan's. Crewel', Raw, schoolmaster-Ist dividend of 11d., any Thureda,v, at Unmated's. KaMaithall street. NATllastlnn liserrewuJ, Donee and ithIPA/L0 Loos tilMirDe- NATI, St. Poufs-churchyard, India rubber manufacturers-Ist dividend of ed., any Mandy, at Stansfeld's, Hatinghall stmt. TIMMY FARXIM Piny and Jose Evans 1 / 1 1.14M, Bridgoorth sad tiaverey. Eihropabire. umber merchants-let diapered of Is. rd., May , and any subsequent Thursday. at Kinnear* Birmingham. Jose Olinin, Birmingham, agent of an humane' company-1$ dividend of 3s. 20., any ntureday, at Klancelea. Gizmos Hamner Knarr, 8t - upon-Avon. M .0 1,treqi Ind Myriad at stly=dsr. yruii Roan? ILATraiwtoolT, Tibberteti. 110 .• 1 42ft. N " -let dividend of le. 10d., Tiewley, 'a, RAILWAY AND PUBLIC? COMPANIES IN P.ABLIAMINT. Yesterday, after hearing Mr. Merewether, Q. 0., for the 13rightos Company , the eremites on the 'id-Kent Railway Company mimeo= declared so much of the bill ea relates to the proposd exempla' of the line between Addisoombe sad Croydes sot proved, bet granting the short branch to Beckenham, and general powers sought for. Mr. Baxter, solicitor, of the Erin of Baxter, Roes, end Norton, was emceed at oonsiderabl• length I. Mr. Adalr's sem• mites, in favour of the Bansiey Coal Railway. This closed the case for the promotes of the ONNOSI and the opposition to it by the Great Northern. Bradford, wdkl and Leeds, and other northern liess, ma opened. Th a a of the Madras sad Beni* Railway was throws out in Mr. Hareard's committee, and Mr. Serimot Bellies subsequently opened the case of the Aberdeen Suburban Railway, pros peed by,the Great North of Scotland Railway. The cam of the Bristol Docks was concluded yesterday, and that of the Bristol and Portiehed Pier and Railway proceeded with. The committee in the Lords hare cowhide" their labours by passes the Uxbridge and Itickmansworth Railway for • line between those places, and rejecting the Cardiff sod Caerphilly Railway, for junctees with the Ithymsey Valley awl ether ma y, TIN SOUTH LONDON MARCEL —Yestaday, on the IF aassmbling of this committee, Sir C. R. Benison la the chair, Mr. Dalkon, M.P., Mt. Haase" sod others. was examined as to the bonk fide of the mistaking. Mr. Bodeen, Q.C., then addreeed the 'committee on behalf of the opposition of the Borough-market, calling the evidence of traders, market gardeners, and others, to Mow that that market WIN amply sufficient for the requirements of the district ; that the proposed market rely proposed to subtract the existing business from the Borough-market to its own ; that the estimates for its orastructioa end for the moven sation of property were totally iesuMcient for the purpose ; that although it proposed to remove " • rookery "of some 160 houses. and &mime about 1,000 people, so return of the provision for that displacsmeet had been made as required by the Rouse of Lords, end there wan no ground to expect the profits would reach anything like 18,0001. • year. Ac ceding to the Borough act of ;centime moreover, no other market was to be permitted within LOCO yards edit, and the new market inhumed ow this. Ultimately, after proposed Mr. T. Atkinson, the committee decided that the preamble was not proved ; the Chairmaa adding tbatj the committee had teem no the cesolation with regret on public grounds. seeing that although there was evidence as to the ne comity for • market, other portioee of the evidence did sot • sunset them in panting the bin. HEALTH OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of the Registrar that the mortality of Loudon is still much in exert In the week that ended but Saturday the deaths were 1,408, sad showed hardly any decrease on the retaro of the previous' week. The avenge number of deaths for the correspoodiog week in each of the last tea years 185342, after correction for increasing population, was 1,286 ; sad the return of last week was, therefore, wester by 122 than it would have been if the rate of mor tality had been equal to the avenge. The births were 555 more than the deaths. There were 65 deaths from small pox last week. The mortality from this disease, which rose comiderably in the beginning of the prompt month, has varied little during the last three weeks. There wen oxen paratvely few deaths from it in the districts cm the south sided the river. None were recorded in the week in the Holborn and tlerken cell districts ; and none in Shoreditch, Camberwell, Greenwich, or Lewisham. There ware 7 deaths from satallpok in the district of St. Gouge Hanover square, 6 in Westminster, 4 in St. Giles, 4 in St. Botolph. Ina boom, 12, Poll-strest, St. George-is-the-Bast, 7 per eons w or have bees eafferieg from smallpox. 'The registrar of the sub-district (St. Mary) had been informed that it was particularly prevalent among Germao sugar bakers and their families. There weem6.s deaths from searlatiesi (the mole number as that of ainallpoz), four of which went, St. Botolph, alas is the distract of White chapel. Measles was fatal Ia 58 men, 10 of which oc curred in Chelsea, six in the Trinity sub-district of Hewing. ton. A woman died from typhus at 7, York-places, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and another, also from typhus, at 16, York-place. Mr. Leonard, surgeon and registrar, stales that them person were sisters-in-law ; that "tire home 15, York-place, is the wont in the pariah. and that be seat sets mem to the Fever Hospital from a room under the tfles.* Hs sada, " I had to get out on the roof, cross the leads, sod get through • hole about three (Get moue, the only mesas d *rem" Seven murders were registered in the wee! Last weak the births of 968 honored 1,006 girls, in all 1,983 children, were registered in Leadon. Is the tea earn spoading weeks of the years 1858.62 the average number (corrected) was 1.933. Dr. Letheby's repent, read at the meeting (ed the City ElemenCommissioe yesterday, 114111011 that the mortality re turn for the week are above the average for the mama. Last week there were 64 deaths Is the Oity, whereas the number for the ornespoodiag period of the last saves years was only 59. REMOVAL Or METROPOLITLN TtrEMPIKII GAT= AND Tot...a. —Yesterday the committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into this question met for the first time, the members being Mr. Wrightson (chair man), Camel Skikda, Lord Henley, Sir W. Jolli ff e, sad Mr. F. lturelL Mr Rumen Gurney, Q. 0., the Recorder, Mr. Yorke, Meson. Lyos, Barn, and Mk appeared for the bill ; and Mr. Phinn, QC., Mr. Coleridge. Mr. Wilkie ' sae, and other counsel on the other side, on behalf of about 17 parishes, opposing. A petition is also before the com mutes from the Toll Reform Association, signed by 14 public companies, 250 establishment. in the City aid West-end, 250 traders and resident' at Camden sod Kentialt.towas, sad traders sod resi dents at Hackney and Kinplaad. praying for tbetssearel of Sampan gates aid side ban in the metropolis toads sad Week. Mr. Bum& Gomm at none length opened the tem for the bill, which propane the removal of several temples gates and side bars Death of the Thames, sad panivides that the roads sad streets sow =detained out d *die Avoid be oisiatsisod sod repaired by the nspostairs pariahs, wherein mak routs are situated. The bill before the oast edam propoeal to remove the following gains sad bees bested la streak hoed with buildup, via. : Keaaissiteta. pass Nuthathill, High-street, Canwletrtowir ; Hampstead. raid, Chalk-farm Bestab-tows, ing's.road, Kioje-avot, Camden-road, Islington Hiph-strost (within two adieu ditto Gime& Post-office), Kiop&sd, Ouatitedgobeatk sad Oar Med, which was within a quarter of o mile if Plaeltery. e rste. Mr. Browse, one of the oommindosms of makoser lieu raids sod turnpike trusts, was examisind stiamskim able Nemeth so to the provisions at the bill, sad the sae diets adjourned . to this day. Menem. Swami sod Adobe', of Piecodilly, have lee. eopoistal whip manuthrtivers to ask Royal 1110- Semis the Prises and Prisms et Woks. _ _ _ Importing tee without colour on the leaf pen- i vote Uhl Marne owning off Meow brawn bow on 141 11 •0111 bluffs. HIMMISIB'S anosiowsed Stoosofore I miff GM% asiff l• Madge * 7.tee offilwr4—lndrortionowni MAIiKETb. TALLOW.—Thowair Eviinro.—Tbe market mu stray to 4141:--8pok 411. • Awe, 445. to 446. X :July, 445. &I • Goober to Dermakier. Ka 9d. 60 476. ; NE's, to lisi wising 176 ado ; arrivals, 29. OOTTON.—lnsspooL, AMYL asekel r way quiet to-day with small salsa, but without say change in prbess :—/tv• Islas sae 3,000 Was, sr e t t 1,000 sre on spa aktion and for export. 200 Wsrieso, 20id. to 220. ; 2 470 Borst, 12d. to lej d. ; 300 Bryptian, W. to 204 d ; 30 Parnanibeco, 20d. to 2ted. The week's Import 9,060 Was. 0071 . 0 N 000D6.—MAimens, Amu, 21—The ran and cloth market lass bean racy !Wood prices see in fawn of the buyer. Thu taispam from Bombay was better, therigli thou ban Chlontta wry lees essaaineng than last &denim, and the trade bare sr* somewhat riwpriasd at the dairies which has prevailed is the market Weighed the day. It is so doubt cbierly attributable, like tie &dim, the Liverpool cotton market, to political ewes, Uri fard4 abroad both as to oompitaations at the north an walls the west briar 000 of 11010010010. WOOLLEN.—Lane, Aram 28.—Tbe =Asti thle morning were only indifferently attended, end the transactions were inommiderable. A few epilii ark= such u molten', &a., changed bands u tie Odead Hall, bat the demand for disgooa/s appeared to be over. In tie White Hell there was very litW done. Rates in nearly all departments exhibit a bottom in fovea: of the buyer. MANITFACRIMISB. BuDDsoesesio, Aron 28. To-day% market bee hew dachas then asp dosing She wadi, mheavy buyers hoes Loodos oft alsewheso ri " boon hare. A few job lons have bees disposed ef, sad wiardosally a small parcel or two of unions sad foam ; but in nooe of the beanchis usual in this market doss any. Moog liks bete oppose. WOOLB.—HCIDDIRWMILD. APRIL 2S. —Souse few trans. *keg bare taken place in Germane der* the weak, but the colonial trade is quite at a Ned, maidaelerers pn fascia. to wait commenoemeet of tales ow Thursday sett, ands, the icaprwisioa that priest, with the presset wait 1 ef posed trade, must be lower. 001416.-garA, Am= 26.-At to-day's market • man . mg* of Beak& wheat ; farmers oommenoed with "Wag ealravagant prices, but in the laminas passim aa Masses to 2s. per qr. is generallreathed, hest runs of red ft 475. to the. par qr., 5041 b. Fore, la to 2s. dearer the. t h is day week. Spring core of all didervtiooo meet gib wee general inquiry at the extreme rates mama ding the week. The foreign imparts last week are ea . sir e-Whest, 5,716 qrs.; berW. 1,146; oata, 157 ; With 1 , 4 Pswe 1 , 818 ; lamed , 2,763 ; aBakes, 292 tow ; beam WO. • L Amin 28.-There b owlekly a decided im. tin th e tone of th e trade same bat week, and a C r :Zee has been dose et la adman. Very little is. obit* barley. Beene, 081 1 / 1 and other articles, although the demand is vat very mks% sake lade rates. ITethrool. Aria 28.-With a good attendance of both town sod sentry lO' and desk= at this more lag's market wheat has met a healthy ooesuaspkive sake at an advance of 3d. per ceatal over the currency of Friday Let, whilst dour has commanded a moderate share al attain tioe at an improvement from 6d. to la. per barrel sad sash. ladies cora finds lamming favour and mina be quoted la to Ice 3d. per quarter dearer. Oat. briag full pkwy sad Waal 6d. per loed more mosey. No thugs Is pm, and barley. MDT, Ina 28.-Tbe weather eentinale do 7, with a geld acetherly wind. Baia is still math mated. At to dag's market we had a good attendease and an mange Mew el wheat ; the 000dition mew is exoelleat ; the dammed wee gsed, at an adman of fully So. pa qr. apse the tenet rig= of lest week. lo new spring cote no thenetien. Per imperial quarter to the FOWIW:-Wbost. whits, new 61/he. 6311:e. per topieW babel. do< to kb. ; Mb; red, 61ths. to 6211a5., 44a. le 475. Barley, beet Ohe. Wier inal= 2 s3 .l lha to 541b5.. 37e. to 40a. ; dam nun 'Chevalier to • 621ba. 53 16 a, 33.. toB9a ; kith die *Bing, 501 6 a. to Ilba, 30.. to 32.. Oath, kith to 421 th, U. to 26.. Beam, new, 6316= to 6411 a, 365. to the. NXWCABTLI, Aram a -Owing to contrary winds, oar 'Trivets of wheat since Saturday have ham Mere ; this, sea ' bleed with an unfavourable Aug' in the weethar, mama more inquiry for wheat at as advises el 1.. per qr. en English sad 6d. per qr ea foreign. Floor was held far ma adman, el la. per math, which rather checked the sole. Bar ley, beam, bad peas km. Oat. a tribe dearer. Satxmair, APRIL 28. -Our market today was well at. tended with both buyers and sellers, bet the sap* alto- gether was below the average. The demand bang beery, a considerable &drapee was eased for wheat, but Massa wee generally done at is. per qr. higher. Flour smattered value. There was a steady demand for beet mailbag sta ples of barley, which maintained late rata. Not auk do. log in malt at firmer terms. In oath beans, and pees ea average hushing was done at former team Wheat. 37a to Ha Barley, 265. to 40a. Oats. 22a to 28., Beath 42r. to 50s. Peas, 36.. to 40a. Bye, 30a to Ws. per qr. Flaw, 36. te 41a per sack. Nall, 64a. to Ns. per qr. CATTLE —l3eussuar, Aran 28.—At csr whet to. dwr the supply of besets was again unusually thank time of ye lit considered, but the quality was good. Than was about the usual attendance of buyers, who have of loth from the inadequacy of the supply, thee much disappointed is their purchases, and have bad to seek other sources, sad the same cause of complaint hapq to-day ; therefore the few bouts on o ff er were thou bough t up, and full prices were maintained. There were only a ut 1,000 'heap, of prime eonditioe, on offer, the best of which were really disposed of, sod later in the day all changed hand' at former prim. There was a very foil market of calves, whisk met a quick sale at full rotes. le the pig market the supply was also large, and au extend,. trade was dens Pricesere rather firmer. Beet ox beef, lls. 6d. to 12s. per sca r; cow sad heifer ditto, 10s. to 111 . ; best Doers mutton rill the wood, 80. to 9d. per lb. ; o th er breeds, 7d. to 7gd. ; veal, 7d. to led. ; fresh pork, 7d. to ; salted ditto, 7gd. to Bd., sod 9e. 9d. to 10• per score ; peen bathe, Bd. to 80. per lb. ; dry ditto, 9d. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, B pi. to 10d. ; quarter old 'ton pigs, 12a. to 18e. each ; cows with valves, 121. to 141. DEPARTURE OF 1,000 ERIORAIITS FlOll ?Gs (=arm —Yesterday morning upwards of 1,000 left the Victoria Beltway Station of the London sod oath Western Company, Manchester, for Birks@head, C7l Mae to Australia. The train consis ted of 2l carriages, inclusive of the luggage vans, which appeared to be as heavily laden with goads as the carriers were with emi grant& The engine se well se erliegen were pal) decked with evergreens and Sags, and • majority of the adventurers appeared u joyous sad light heereed as if they were going only fore sheet pleasure trip. instead of &distant voyage to the antipodes. The emigrants coosieted of 400 to 500 families, betides many single young men and women. The station wee mmedingly crowded, there being quite as many friends there to bid them "God speed" as then were emigrate's. Sines main the above we loam that Me emigrants are pin to Canterbury, New Zealand, by the ship Britieb Crowe, sow lying in the Mersey. The emigrants are &kids natives of Oldham, Rochdale, Stockport, sad the surround* villages. [Advertimment.l—HolAowaw'l OINTEINT AMR Man indisputable n mediae for bad legs, old wounds, sores, and ulcers. If used according to directions given with them, there Is DO womal. bad leg, ulcerous sore, or bail beenste, however ob stinate or long standing, bat will yteld to their healing and curative properties Numbers of pumas who have been patients In sera.° of the large hospitals sad under the care of eminent surgeons without deriving the slightest benefit have been thoroughly cured by Holloway's °ligament and Pills. For glan dular tumours, scurvy, sod diseases of the akin, goers is no medicine that can be used with so good an eaten In tact. In blood,t forms of dhow slispendeat M OB the comdllace of the these medicines are tweetstable. BIRTHS, MARRLLOZB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DIODRICI2.—AprII W I at autos-11mA, N. lan's-wood, Ad wife of W Brodriek, lag, 01 •am 71tli8HYILLD.—April SI, a 8 Tariteudrist, Gordonequare, w wife of W. D. Freahneld, Egg., id a aos. LOWNDSB.—aptill 14, at Greenroom Walsaay, near Liverpool, that wife of R. Lowndes. lad, of a RTUP.ol2B.—April 27, at Durham Vials, raughtgton. the Idle of elurgas,gea, of a daughter. TOLLICILLOR—ApriI 14, at Wthou.ereleent, Lady limas Toi• lemaels. el a daughter. WOODOOCIL—AptiI 23, at Cauguall, near Doncalter, the wife of the lay. 1. lireodooek of a daughter. MOJA° ER. 11110112=—CROCKIR.—Aggil 26, at the March of the Rol/ Mg*. Pliddiugteu. by _the Rev. J. S. Stockwell , M A., H. Una Req.. of Pal~,BL Leonard's, to Annie Attoce.l, daughter at J. Crocker, Req., of Weatbounteternme. HILL —lll2looo22l.—April 25, at It. James's Church. lice" dilly, by the Rev. IA Leath's. J. Hill, Seq., of leriadoeue• terraes, well, to Nary Hannah, daughter of the late C. litierbern, lege, al [LS' St. St. Junes's. trreartuLD—blims.-11areb 12, at St. John's Cathedral. Rome Kong, by the Rev. I. I. Irwin, colonial chaplain. ge lded by the Rev. G. Wyldes, military chaplain, Kelvin Ilklo Did. DR.. Deputy Assistant tkenuilmary General, to Meese ai d n. , eldest daughter of the Hod John gamic her • Attarneyddeeeral for fiery Koog. igo cards sent.) —TRONA& —AprU 23, at Hest Church, by the $, Rev. W. S. Pinch. Mr. S. smith. of Allgoo.road, Malden. to Boma Annie, daughter of Yr. J. Thomas, of Witted-road, De Ifeanvoirdown. STUDS—SION E.—Aril Ts, at Christ Church, fliglibury. by the Rev. J. Webb, M.A., A. Stride, gip., of Hierbbury.pert. to Oesegiana, daughter of C. Moae, Iraq., of Hlghtntry New-part. DEATHS. MIGIMILL—Aprft 25. at fadaey.plaas, Ouslow square, iS6e, widow of J. L. 6~11, Bay.. F.R.6., aced 81. IVIUIDMIL—Aprit 14, at Darriaakill, Graoulttba, J. Venda. .41011 61. HAsuY.—Aptil 13, at Guildford...trial, Mr. P. Hardy, EL , wail as. ItAitTEll.—Aptil 24, at Hyde-part/ate South, I eaduStoo. Mina wife of Lioutetuust-Colood Harper, URA. —A pill U, at Barrington Oolaasa. aromaytoo ti dailOter of the hoe B. Lan, Matt„ grad as. =MGM —April 16, at Cutlets pima, Tletariabeet, W.. Mary, Mk of Mr. J. Saadi, aye. U. - - mama Ged Tabillhed WILMS LOS ii/M1 a/1 16 1 Lounbard-Mnst, In Ito Olt, al lonics. Prlnter. Mier. In Locabard-wrest. In Ow Plenlool et Viblietrive. — Wmeausat, Ana IL IM. lab Inuntout. EQUITY COURTS.—Arim. 28. Wore Vier•Chaeosilor Sir W. P. Wood.) GIIIIIIR V. 0131111T.—THI 00111111 T DIVOICA. We wee a mit iastituted by Hr. Gamey, the banker, to lave it dsolared that the two children bora et the panes, Nary. Jary Gamer, wholwas lately sad mill the need divorce his wife, prior to that divorce were aloes the &Min of his marriage, sad am such slam retitled to the advaotagss of a settlomast made by him for the betroth.' his obddras, to the ezolusion of a clad which had bees bora of bar sires bar idoest with her late husband'. groom. The Widier-Geaerel, Hz F. Kelly, Hr. Holt, Sir H. Oakes, Serjeard Ballaatioe, Ms. Wilford, Mr. Hattori, and Mr. G. N. dolt are is the sea The opsaisg is yet rumeseladad. 0017112 OF 007010 N PLlA3.—Arir.n. 28. Wimp is all000.—(Before Lord Chief Juana Ma sad Justine, Mink Byte, and Boating.) MUNRO 9. =mar AND incrism.• By Oeorp Honymen dhe part or the derided, moved for a role edling upon the plaintiff to show mum why he should sot give security for ads ; sad stated that the dristmetenem of the cam WON very podia& The aide was brought by a gentlessaa who rallied himself Beres Zycliaski sealant Mr. Maltby, hie father-ii.kw, who wee • clergyman of the church of &chid, end Mr. Oampben, ea attorney at Nottingham. to recover damages for fable impriasemest. The plaintiff mom overtt country and bemuse a waiter to Mies Maltby, whom he seeded in October, 1860. They travelled about to miens plum, but la consolornos of his Doodad his wife had to leave him, and when he came to Loodos he was gives into custody by hie father.in-law, fer obtaining 4001. upon Nee pretences. Early in 11161 the pressed Mice was brought, and in Aprh of that your application was made that the plaintiff should give security far week bat Mr. Justice Williams refused to make the order, Span the pound that the plaintiff swore that he bad noiateatioe !deem England, hutment to reside hire wisd om wee the remit of the action. The next eirousistam wan that the bemoan obtained a divorce for cruelty and did. tarn ad the proof plaintiff was ordered to pay the erste, but thole' room bad amid against him payment bad not ices obtained. The plaintiff had written a letter to the brother of Mr. Maltby, in which be said that hie for. hue would not permit him to dram the mar eery hinds to ram on the Mies, sad therefore be had made an arrangement with certain perms. That speculators would dram 1,0001. in addition to the id dram, and dual he had speed to give up all "Tiand intered to the speculators. The writer added the! was much afraid that when the lawsuit was ended, the Maltby family would be ruined, as the spaselatme would carry off the whole, sad that he wee aimed that he would get merino= damages and interest, basun he yea informed that hie government had demanded 'addictive from the English government for the way in which he had bees treated. For these reasons he desired to come to some nesieside mincemeat. The learned amid added that they led ne mesas of seeertainiag where the plaintiff now de, and he submitted that it was dearly ame for security kr mite.—Bale granted. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Area S. Wore Ho Judie Ordimazy.) NOWT O.IDDIT AND DULL In rebuses to application in this are, fiir 0. Cromwell took ooeuion to observe that defences wen somostames made, really by the oo.respondent, but beg the raw of the wife, and at the exposes of the husband. If the °out weld auly bring home such a practice to an at torney, it would take care that he should not appear before it for souse time to some. IifONN v. Wren AND ANNISTON. Ia leis ems a special jury bed found a verdict for the petitioner. with 2,0001. damages apart the 00-respoodeet. Who bed not appeared is tst served advection:mat. Mr. Kerslake, QC. (w ra ith him Dr. Spinice and Mr. Bowie) stored far a rule nisi for a new trial on the ground of mire septioe of iridium% and of the verdict beim against the weight of evidence. The learned weasel eesaoaissd of the prejudice which bad been excited against his client by the fact that Mr. Appleton bad loft the oountry on scoount pecuniary difficulties, and had thus apparently confused the charge. The petitioesr, Oaptain Elphiostome Stow, re turned from India en the 18th of May, 11381. Ile mot to cohabit with his wife at Badleigh &Marto% De vonshire, and on the god of J , 1883, the wee °Defined of a child, of which petitioner denial the paternity. The learned counsel wateeded that thew sour had been a cue in which a lady had bees found C=l adultery on evidence so slight. F.videnoe al "ty between the respondents there was nose. The *widows that the child was a mature ow was also illusory, and the alleged eonfeeaions of the respoodent had clearly never been merle. The informant in the reception af evi dence woo a letter at the t's which the learned judge had allowed to be put in by the petitioner. - Six 0. Creswell was perfectly satisfied that the admitaium of MU letter was right ; and as to the other question, he would road the evidence again before he decided whether or sot there should to a rule. THE POLICE COURTS. Henry Bedford, the yot;;swiodler who has been already examined on a charge of representing himself to be • nephew of the Duke of Beaufort, he., aid of obtaining money under false pretences, was again brought up. No fresh evidence of any importance was adduced, but the following letter written by the prisoner was reed : " 5, Ebonvterraoa, Feb. 21,1883. " Dear have Instructed Mr. Meseemen, of the Stack Exchange, to buy India stock for me to the vane of 8,0001. India stock Las valuable as Bank of England slack, sad u ate, sad they give • guarantee to give you interest at any sum sot less than five per ma► per an num. There is, as you are aware, • large earn of ready money is band, somewhere about 40,0001., at interest in Caustic Bank, and Mr. Chsesemaa hdorros me at the present moment that the interest relented moot be more than 3k rh ge n r e4ed t .. ..ors which in email ; and thee the large sum in the Half per Chet. Commis, which is in my opinion so much idle mosey, sal might lost as well have so much mosey in my pocket as there, although it is quite safe. I have deter. mined to laud Mr. Sturdy the sum of 1,0001. at 5 per cent., secured by bill of sale on ships, &a. He is a lightermas. sod has a very tolerable young boilers I saw the Earl of Coventry yesterday, and have agreed to give 120,0001. for the Croome property, the principal to stead over for an in delimits time at 8 per cent. interest, which I think is • very reasonable sum, ooesideriog everything. If you would so mash favour me with an mower in the coarse of the week r .. e would oblige yours very truly, Hamm B. VIZION The primmer w again rumaded. MANCEISPITRIt EMIGRANTS AID COMMITTER.—A gemmed meeting of the Emigraais Aid Connahns for the cotton districts wu held at the Town Hall, Kaachenec. yesterday, when the executive eommittes reported that woos the lest meeting 122 person about to emigrate to New Zealand had been assisted in procuring their mail, at a total espouse of 130 i. The committee decided to accept a pro pped made by J. G. Knight, Req., commissioner f or Vie. Jade, to find amide& nemeses to the colon) of Victoria for upwards of $OO parsons, most of whom bare been already sleeted. This will involve an outlay by the committee of 1,1001. at least. GIMIERAL DEBILITY AND ITS EIDGIDT.—IG cane Of SZIVINIO debility, nosclation, detective esetratea, and fees SaW dinettes, the powerful curative Wenn of Do. de Jh's Liint Mown Cod Liver Oft le well nod setsallatalle &mind In Mr Hoary Mar*. Beet.. M.D.. ?hygiene to Ordinary to the t een hi Ireland, who, atter exteasive use, airosalyneannindled , sad observed -" I have frequently preerrlbsd D o criZA - Li g lit Brews Cod Liver OIL I 1011olir It tell • 701 ff 'GM on. on Mtn, f• man adMilet. ead • theregente earn se great value." Ms eallattneed physlena neenrin that la streams and smardaled paliene thle reawdy tells with pnaller enway. al t w SW whin le neat annred risen the arenas of wasentlen ; restores the *Mae Man; wheilde, se M wen, the top.erlea brie: sad fY renvtag and riasharnag seeds an Many ail in ell the seen la Ake Des ineseal Meth is impidred.'"— 6 Janes Unit Stews Cod Line Is add nay esninn t ow s.' mu. MINK al i t = Olt flann ew t d. fte e ds im esi• len* ans. Awn. sad Co. IT. ; affil by swan eherekn--(Advebenint) , ..,....... ___.- NI ond 1/1 kg so the 1 Ms intik: 1.542 Sam sow Was 1114111 w. gosk leak los Iran Si SOWS lila a. 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