The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

11400 ... ri ; ;,. fot • THE . EXPRI SS,,, WEDN 8 'AY ~,,- EV 0, A.P.EI 4 ", 11 .. . 11X2111238 FROM PARIS- -t` ' MILITARY CANTEENS fir OFFICERS. power of diction. He relied entire* elks his ' -LA INIPaLLIO 4 , LS each. vigour of thought, • mbiag TWA lama ElLsoss 7 &a Su, at Personal character, upon his c°l2 morne crams Wier-IND and upon his consummate knowledge. AUSTRIA. trios one owe omuusereseanr.) MI, ZULOSNT-8111.1iT. f Every other dm and rites 6 0 SO the min or rase own. kept It is • remarkable circumstance that if Sir The General Correspondence of Vienna, of the ~.. , YA,RIS. TUMMY EVIEFISG. In Atilt Lewis had never entered the House 12th , eve , MAPPIN BROTITIME. STEVESEMITHE sad =mg. COENEWALLIite manifest tribio cf. the Reasian iiirtsitilneA ; Th. prwmetiewl mem"' be'mme i'xi i• P •mahl• is in launching an amnesty as a receipt in full for all 122. "GIL". STR BPKIET . 41 ,1, 0 a a dea sa ftddim ea ' LING WWl "' Of Commons be would still have occupied • very Rime prices at both bomb as at their manufactory, prominent position. As a classical scholar he was some parts of Ovdicia-on the 0011 . hand, to remove all the wrongs et Pol a nd, wore the French, iceichek I Gessers risrs e = " CVneer Woes* SariTISIN. and Austrian notee were well on their road, has, I I 0111121,VE TEL ADDIS inferior to scarce anyone, either in England or rroands for licensing Ausiris of f avouring t h e insurrection, and, on the other, to prevent whatever might compromise - public order in the part of the empire near the Polish Iron- am told, produced great soreness at the French i T HE EXHIBITION ALUMINIUM and k now l e dge his especial study. There was no ALUMINI of UM BRONZE. tier-.n made the pretest for reproaching Austria with a Foreign-office. It is foreseen that the cabinet of 1.000 STROM/NS, Shotrabee the application (Ornamental corner in the field of Greek and Roman chee r of attitude towards the Polish insurrection. EverY St. Petersburg will say that it has fry simmer to end urea or mess uteresum _aisum, are NOW ON VIEW at lit e turo which he had not thoroughly ex - impartial observer moat ac knowled g e that there is oo veiled give to the notes, since the amnesty anticipates I 61 APPIN BOOTHIA , NEw ZOOM, Pm JUDGENT.STEISKT. re everything that could have been reasonably ex- 1 Adimlision by Bard . plored . Nor can it be doubted that if circum- for such imionations. The attitude of Austria towards the had compelled him to con fi ne himself Polish iosurrection has been, from the very first, one of mos. peoted. In point of fact, the amnesty will have i TROUSERS.--Speeial attention is called to the s tances combined with the utmost humanity. Th. ..a. NEW STENO WOOS, Palo tie ••• do e el wad to Mere literature and scholarship, he might have *de imPutlislitT f that Austria has orinscientiously ma/staled this eat. no effect whatever, since there is no chance of the I I,r,liXgrt=reltee' ot sof tr ere ouser: i ce° der" " won for himself a permanent name. It is well lode is that the fact is unanimously admitted by all Earope. Poles laying down their arm. But the position of HAMILTON sod KINITON'S. TALLOW, known that his chief delight lay in such pursuits. However, Austria has other international obligations with the three powers will be difficult, not to say , 106. Strand (onsets Taster Ha). humiliating, when they find that the triple inter- And, although the incessant labour which he ex- regard to other European states, and nerd dense to fulfil vention, OD difficult to bring about, has produced TIV ERYB 0 DY K NOW 8 Mr. MIL ll S. pended in devouring all sorts of literature and towards herself and her subjects. The imperial government X/ Alfred Webb Niles ILINOTED MOM DONDSTILICIT in collecting facts would have exhausted most cannot tolerate the setablistiag on her territory cif a mu. no to result. It will be very difficult for them to 7S, BROOKAITINIT , 11.111101~4111111/e. Is Me. The as. Promises by bins) is all she New Patte rn s. I men, to him it furnished the chief delight and re- digress wi th • ne . • ,0 aneenn to •a be ! pailthourlati iiad Wilde, as .. Byrn:R.IMAX - creation of his life. Nor, sa we have reason to by n° "Ad would rue impartial, he agree upon any further step, and there ae of the contending parties. The Imperial govern- seems NI, be • suspicion that Austria will hasten EOO N D -HAND PIANOF 0 R T Z S. believe, did those serious studies destroy his knot allow the existence in the monarchy el say to declare herself satis fi ed with the sham § CZAIEKSL BULL sad nand rt_awssaa tg WOOD have a lame azr i. ....itmle m : relish for the amenities of social intercourse. power, pub li c or private, which pretends to give 'Men mid amneety. The Debate, difiering from Neve& other yeally Mooed prima-991. asesetcrset. Thoroughly instructed upon almost every subject, mks p t , ainhme .ta ; this she ewes to the Dowsed the journals, affirms podtivady that even if the Poles with patience to any on e crown. In fine, the Austrian government is bound to pro. BABolorrift _NEGB,crn and he was ready to listen were to lay down their arms the amnesty would not PLIIItAII trustworthy sad reliable Inetruntentrlse with whom he might be brought in contact. An d tett all the citizens of the empire the terrorism of . of a watelt-Partleulars by post.l, Hatt= 69, relieve them from the decree of confiscation which I* Regentstreet ; sad CrystM Palma • that philosophical spirit of equanimity which pee. 44 illegal secret power ; she owes this *lke OWS 'abject& preceded it by a few days. It aaserta, upon what it vaded his public speeches received • fresh ills considers C. and J. FIELD oal manufacturers tration in the unaseuming modesty which he ex- Mentza's razames.) considers reliable infortnotion, that "the Russian ot T WSW^ to, wham the prbe . • • ~.. law establishes in this respect a distinction between cedar (let Vasco SWSP4III. sed their amen Mogul by minted in private me. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ler Mideety's Government tor age at the WNW, Mae= abrem. There is no more convincing proof of the loos property and persons. Before the present insur of REJECTION OF THE AMNESTY BY THE ruction, more than one insurgent and refugee have These candles me be obtained of ell dream imil_ mein la , the Halted Kingdom. Prim is ad. per good ; Aro Mies woe- which the country has sustained by the death INSURGENTS. bested United Servileness, Tablets, Id. and M. seek been amnestied, but their property has never been m e im bue an envoi s e see Iwo mire ba s t Is e a me Sir Coaszwou. Lewis than the universal feeling THORN, ..knn. lit restored, not even after the pretended general am =er Wm ' Wll°leddld duil,, and ids 619(dIffitke• -U PO N ' of regret which has been roused by the lamentable Intelligence received here from all parts of the estv proclaim ed on the recession of the Emperor Laaibeth. Dodos. S. event. That his colleagues in the Cabinet, seat of the insurrection shows that the amnesty ll Alexander'le and those of his party who regarded him as their ban produced bad • impression amongst the insur. glu t ernreso. future leader, have good canes to deplore his nte The Bourse was somewhat uneasy at the armed loss is too notorious to need proof. But The r . revolutionary government has declared that a( Russian affairs, and paid some attention to the rumours of a possible diplomatic rupture between .._ lr _ the public and the Liberal party generally have the insurgents will not lay down their arms until ro oomarsurmarre. Russia and Sweden. Brute fell 100. for cash, and odywienseets intended for "The imams' Lent= Weis Geese to regret it too. Though of late tem mist be at the Mica, IS, nonewleallreet try l'lre gm Minister w h o Imo just exp i re d seeme d to they have obtained the independence of Poland. 25e. for account ;and Mobilier 20fr. tco Me ilar of pellicatice. They forbid the inhabitants to pay taxes to the co' show some retrograde tendencies, there is no doubt Russian government, an d order the Poles in the The ex-Queen of Naples held a little court at —the railway station when she passed through Lyon . tungsten% that if an emergency had arisen he would have o . Emission army to come over to the insurgent ranks. THIS EV•IIIPIO, MICH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Mews. been ready to adopt • bold course. In the pee- the other day on her return to those conjugal duties m il d"' Gaed"4l faros, sad 117 NB C .ri Ii t I O G NIL A Aid DO I M I WI T M able difficulties which may arise between this The Governor of Grodno hes reported to the which, for unexplained reasons, have been long HIABAND. • Kowa. Howe sad 0011114012 :KY Nark Hants country and Ame • in dealing with the ever- Russian government that 4,000 peasants in his suspended. All the codini in Paris belonging to -- riuscerses: district have expresse d their intention to return to the Neapolitan eudfirstion went t o L recurring problem of the Irish Church, but more the you,. They remmssmie. AMOK& FLOYD. branualle d Moon:Un it e d Greek church. Ma A. nedgwick use Mtn Handerson. - 'Mann TIM r. my. especially in those embarreasing colonial questionswere asked to a railway dinner, at which Count It is now stated that neither the Grand Duke , • Gm. " vin Zs a sr Ina AMY 3.11 =111. - la i d M "1"1. . which must ere lon g engage the attention of the d Acpula proposed as a toast, " The Royal Family, HALMS. Otiver.llaware. Goverment, there was no men who, b y Constantine nor the Marquis Wielopolski will leave and its speedy restoration ." It was observed that .r.remitt. • Warsaw. Taos••• 444 • A IRTDDIN ArriCE Kw" , Ihm awl his straightforward honesty and political saga ci ty , • the young Queen looked very sad. Wlddiamcb ; Mc Maarsde sod Mm. Lea- Ami TIE DIMNS MOTTO. Maim PecbWr, Shore=" sad ispemen : would have proved • a more valuable adviser than RUSSIA. The telegram stating that M. Odillon Barret bad pares C. Lechwee, Z. Terry, cad Sir G. Co advise Lewis. Nor is there any man solicited the Spanish government for an amnesty 13ITANNIA. to whose advice more serious attention would have ADDRESS OF THE MUNICIPALITY TO to the persons convicted of having attempted to TM AMMO. TEI WIDOW AND ANit.2A4Tr i B R Pr. PETERSBURG AIMIL 14, Branco. THE EMPEROR. HOPE. AND mum'. with PrOlta/Of s 8 been paid. He is gone, and it is perhaps icUe to make converts to protestantisen was injudiciously ILLINHON.-JIANNIS MASK Mr. ad Ify•TI.1• - •7• lament over the irrevocable past. But Sir' corrected by most of the French journals. They, -Aail Tilt =air 01 OOLD. Mr. am Mies Mies. The Journal de St Petersbourg of to-day pub- Coarrawou. Lewis should not aeon be forgotten. _ tad nasrer.da . r to the knowing that M. OdWon Barrot's brother was the came an address Frees on On the contrary, as Mr. DDIRLEIT said, " the ' French ambassador at Madrid, and not being aware IVOR WATIDI AT tONDON MOM Emperor by the municipality of St. Petersburg . gsw fur -weenie& ci. eon ....mursers. ea. mt. " tieing statesmen on both sides may take him as Sim ilarly that M. Odillon Barret himself had gone to Spain Tommutow-seance, en elm.....Aftesermee ia. on. ei en exemp l e t h a t may be remembered and to the address of the nobility, the on a visit to his brother, took it for granted that document empresses the devotion dthe manici _ " followed with advantage." the remonstrance against the horrible intolerance LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. p olit y to the Sovereign, and its desire to promote of the Spaniah government was official. They by every means in its power the integrity of the TER House of Cosecems paid • graceful tribute fftt Cant. empire. were mistaken. It was IL OdMon Barret, is a private Individual, utterly unconnected with the to the memory of a distinguished statesman by WINDSOR CASTLE Aren.l4. SPAIN. French government, who presented to the prod adjourning last night without proceeding to the The Queen, aceempanird by the Princess THE POSITION OF PARTIES. dent of the council • petition which there is bet ordinary business. The death of Sir Cesarzerots lisairice, ad allsaled by Ledy'Apaguis Brest' walked sad MADRID, Aran, 14, Dimino. too much reason to fear will be disregarded. Lewiswas so unexpected and so awfully sudden, drove is the Mee& thin miewing• arrival In today ' s sitting of the Congress, Senor Vishh• mg the position Wirieb bed occupied rum so Priem Arthar, attended by Major Elphinstrime, .. the Castle from the Ranger's Lodge in Ossemrich-pack, ad e, in reply to a question of Senor Gonzales conspicuous, that it was impossible not to mark mom& m the morn. Bravo, declared that the moderate section of the WDAYRIS lumar•-grais DAY.) the °coition of his 'skimps by some striking Ma- Today is the muiversery of the terthisy el the Prisms liberal union and the progressista party being WUNIIINIST, Men La $ AM. tinselly of public respect. Nor indeed weld say Beteetee, at variance, they would not be able to form a Member of the House have been found more fit Prime Alfred and Primes Lents el Hem Ws yesterdey - • iL , D. W. 1. 1. al L Is. s. 2._ ministry. than Mr. Worsens-who, although three& lib aftormels• ”l . I II 5 a - - 5 The present ministry will not continue the policy = don _Ht.. 1... opposed to him in politica, yet remembered hint se The Rim Clausen Memorial Committee held • remits g o f t h e f h. a4as• - - , a former es met, but will act in aceordanos LAM T . : 4 en. atao - - 11 his companion in the "playing fields' , of Zion- preterdep stemmas at the ace of Westminster. Pre- with a u __ of its owe ' mmosma • er , IL 514 o 4 0.16 I to move the resolution which vas unanimously teet-The Earl el Nen% Mr . W. Cubitt , M.P.. end Mr p o licy ' S. 5 416 • 0 1.101 I Z. • a e ' 6 016 I adopted. Chides L. LEW, t al =la ..... •" as.w. A A • 1 LIM; a The Duke el Neemetie wind in towo on Monday eves- . . ; W.A.W. II I b 1 1. - - I There is certainly no member of Lard Possum- he from his seat, Gituelvmperk, Nona The King of Hanover has just bestowed the gold t= 7 , sosossr -• Si • . e• II : e ; z e l : grey's Government who could so ill be spared as A d ma t e g wo , ..tatjag r i e sr Jam. Duke, B u t, KB., nimbi of hamar for art mid scienes on the celebrated 'its Tvisineita :.... N.W. 111 lil -- 8 Sir COANNwAu. Lzwm. There will Fallibly be ffir. Tim, Y I P" Mr. Weston Wood, x.r.. Mr. Wyk', Hobs vleuxtereM, at Paris ' Penrose@ N.W. 4 A e ea • a no great difficulty in finding another to asessed ~Iffalyr thieti, Ye Glover, Mr. Talker, Mr. Resit. A Paris correspondent writes :-"I heard Tam- arm so.. ~,.. 1 N.N.W. $ 4111 an 1 him in the office of War Somodm7, Of th e Atte Pecircee, architect to Doom and Chapter eit FA. bseflk oe Saturday in Oldie; he mug badly-the net eoold l e T inei t stii::: .' I l a: $ S 4 _ 1 monotone pubs offices which ha filled them was Mr. Graham, Mr. Berm, Xr. Gilbertson, and lir. not sing at all. The h ouse wee densely crowded, and i .... g my. vr, A 4, i s perhaps none w hi c h h e filled era k's mama. Sespeset, bed en interview with the Right Row William melt say Mattis,' female put of th e audieece were denied ,„„=l. team .!, : a 4 a ..- t 11. P., yesterday, st the office of her Majestfe in • style which ia iill showiness would not lave diegreand, g 0 ,4 { - I f°4244°D ,, s _ _to hireeeli or to the public- Re wed =:ail Public 13andisp is Whitalall.placie. and ia its freedom would have ezessdod, those days of the ...-;t rel i 1174. i 0 e :: - net tee man 10 keep •P • perpetual and wigwam The Judicial Committee of the Privy Conn& sat yestar. first empire, when'iiegnifierses of makiam wit required Dp,er no.os Si ; a N. II • - I Termeitt tto or 1 11.11. 4• a - A Opposition to that grasping system of the Horse lay. • petition for a proleeptiem of Bemire patent far by the bimodal ruler, sod when, to use the expression of kerbowayi 0147 I l 1 4 f , - I Heard' which aimed at converting th e British griplis core (part had) was oosoluded. The Meter of Tenoned, the dream ' omeresesed too late and ended T ams •• • - r t s 4l7 : I t : 4 1 . =I I Army into an establishme n t f or th e ou td oor re li e f the Befit save Judgment es the pert of their lordships, toe moss.' Whin Coast d'Ormy, whom perhaps some ad -_ t _ .. -! - - : ~s *I. w i tta ,„..„ R at aa a aar , a ,i aaa aniiii ,;,,,, grantleg aa exlea . ai, fos . five . years. .The Lards_ present year male reams will coshes to remember, was ones am N I -•-• - ..- i - - The Judicial Committee - of tire Privy &moll sat yestar lay. • petition for a proloseratioe of Boyars patent for Owen sera (pert heard) was oosoludsd. The Mem of IM saw gave *gamut on the part el tielr lordship% peek* aa extisaisa for five years. The Lards rawest wa• the Yoder al the Rolls, tibe Lord Chid Justice Yale, amil St K. Ryas. of the aristocracy. Bat as a sagacious politician Sir C. LliWit was no ocdniery men, and his assails were thoroughly sppretiated by his political friends 1 , and colleagues. Though somewhat comesrvetive in his tendencies, his oder:ewes thoroughly sincere and singularly sensible. He wee the creature of no delusions. Too apathetic to be blinded by I pardon er by the excitement of the mess t, 11, 1 never failed to dicers the views of the j amidesetW men of his party, nor would his honesty ever permit him to disguise th7c7ant7 l" '''' ltalism at which he bad arrived from those who came to consult him. Magnanimity and straightfoneard nem were perhaps his most striking characteristics. There are many men who in private life • • these qualities ; but in public life they are swam the rarest. Ambition and the desire to get the better of an adversary will often induce a mi nister in debate to employ arguments which he knows to be unsound, but which in the excitement of the moment will escape exposers. Those who have watched the career of Sir 0011111WAS4 Law's and have read his speeches in Pastimes* will find it difficult to select an instanter*, which be conecionaly indulged in a fallacy,' or supported a view upon pounds whisk believed to be untenable. It was no immommli thing to hear it said that in debate the stakinnis whose loss we deplore gave his opponent an asifr advantage by stating his arguments and objection with extravagant candour ; and those who have taken the trouble to make themselves acquainted with his voluminous writings will observe the same noble infirmity (if infirmity it am be milled) dis played itself in his literary production,. The truth is that Sir Coarzwam. Lswis diadained deception. Placing his rakers upon reams as the best guide, and justly confident in his own powers, he was willing to Asks his in fluence upon his power of persuading these with whom be was brought into contact to adopt hie views by the argument. which he 'Mooed in support of them. It might perhaps be supposed that • man endowed with such a genius would exert little influence on a popular assembly She the House of Commons. But so conspicuous was. his honesty of purpose, so powerful war his TOO• 08- ing, and so vast was his knowledge, that there . wse no man of his time who more readily obtained the confidence of that amerably them Sir G. CO/IXZWALL Lewin. There was scarcely subject which he had not thoroughly ac ed. And yet there wee no man who was leas ever , powered by his stupendous weight of learning, or who could bring it to beer with more telling edict There is perhaps DO better proof of his practical sagacity than the reputation which he acquired as Chancellor at the Exchequer. Notwithstanding the brilliant achievements of the Minister who now fill's that office, it may be doubted whether even Mr. Chaperons displayed as much discreet moderation, or so completely acquired the confi dence of commercial men, as the late War Secre tary. It cannot be said that he was an eloquent speaker. He had neither charm of manner nor DlMPlikili; WON eseased yeltarday at tee Colosiel•Mlos teem tie Goversom o the Nora Americas provisoes, Benda, British Cotecolip sad the Lord High Commis acmes et the Wm Lip& Hospices' mere not to the 1 Lad High Oommiesiogor of the leeks Moods. Tarr or twit rams. AND rturrosss or WALss ro rm. ININCH mom.. A correspondent of the &slut Public of Lyons nye :—''The Emprees lately paid a visit to the Pabese of Fearimbleaa. I had already reetieret that she bai pas to give orders for the approach* re• novel of the wort to that meld at. All that is tree, but what I did not then know, aad What hes *sly hem talked of 'Moe yesteeday, is the appear* andesl in Frame of the Prier and Primer of Wales. The marl fortnight of the mouth of May is rid to he dud on fee the visit of the young couple to the Emperor and lisaprese They will go direr to Fontainebleau, where the mart is to take up ite resider* at the begriming of May, sad where the Pesos aad Princes' will stay a fortnight. It was to see gereseally to their installation at Fosters- Masa that the Empress rade the emerere, aed pve order in coarqueem to the architect of the paler, M. Pared." The Novid of to-day says that the Prince aed Primates at Wales will be received at Fontaiseblease in the latter part of My. Wo (Western Times) understand that his Royal Rigbnass the Primo of Woks him directed a very pleating atinowwledgmeat to be eoaveyed to Sir Jobs Bowring for Oa "Rail!" as hie marriage, which we published in our eahat.ae o[ the 4th March. The Coustees d'Apponyi has issued cards for a dame a► tits reekkose et the Austria& esaltualy ea Itessday met A Paris correspondent writes :—" I beard Tam- Uri& as Saturday in Mello ; he sang badly—the rest meld sot sing at all. The bane well densely erowded, and I must say that the female part of the &idiom, were *heard in • style which in its showiness would sot have dhgrased, sad in its freedom would have mended. those days of the east empire, when' of nielons• was required by the imperial ruler, and when, to use the exprereks of Tenoned, the drones ' oomeesneed too late and ended toe soon.' Whoa Count d'Ormy, whom perhaps some of your male ream will modem to remember, was ones ccn, gratulated on having obtained the smallest cab boy is London, be replied that he was having off his eervauts by degrees, sad now should soon get rid of them elhogetber. I am often reminded of Count d'Orsay'm speech when I see the gradually receding robes at the ladies of Perla' . Madame Ristori is about to give a series of re premetatiess at Camino, having osocloded ao sogagemeat at the Pagenini Theatre at Genoa. Her perforator:4m Imes bets very sucosesfut, and have imbeds& two now climnisiers in tragic works by Gamine authors. Ow play wes awed 424:art, sod wee by the Chevalier Ippolito &lists ; and the other woe entitled San lcllee, sad was written by the Chevalier Prole Giacometto. Both works were written for Madame Rioted. The Photographic Society of Pans spots its an nual exhibitiou os the let c Kay. The *Owes to be ex hibited are at every claw. end are sported to be nefeezbeblY goo. The oxbillitios is to a oartain extant istarnationaL The moos at the Bois de Boulogne on Sunday were bosomed by the premise of the Emperor and the Emma The come was crowded by an immense number of mart pipe,.., and theemds of pedestrian. An accident of a singular nature threatens the railway from Boma to Chita Vecchia. It consists of a sob• tersama flame. a sect of loopiest Mosso, which be. shows itself at the Mos called Iteet•de•Picerm men kilometres . _• from Its& 21se faces of the flame i• ou the slope o• the right ►end ddi, of the railway in going from Reme to Olvita Vaal& The space occupied by the crevasses which give froth the 'Opium= I. about Kt seams to length by 10 is width. The tempee•bme of the stases of the .4 I. remarkably high, ea that at metals piste it it *did to Toombs ■tsadieg foe • few income* eves with ikon shoes. In pmetrating the sal to the depth of • metre the reek is foiled to be i•sedasoent sad vi•ibi* red in open day. This ignited rock is • elayey slate, risk ligaite and in fora° vegetable &media redoes& to • bitemle. ewe Maw lily Boutimisptcm was safely delivered of a lighter i the 13th Wet Her ladyship it the West ere proemial' femme/sly. Louisa Matehioures of Waterford has left Far rues's Hotel for Ford Osede, sew Osidstream. The Hon. Mrs. Augusta Milford has issued made for a bill es Friday next, to take place at the Vi 11001114.1011 Dilloa, Is Hill-street. The marriage of the Hon. Emily Egerton, direfetsw d Lead and Lady Egerton of ration, with ]ls. !nay ltitfead, took plant yesterday at St. 010111114 Lake wreak% Lady Iterrept bad as asiem bly, whisk we sue newly and fashiarbly attended. Foustax-onscs, Attn. a —The Queen has ben pineal to appose of Er. Julius Achestach us *nasal at Bombay for hie Kajeet,y tits Slag of Swedes sad Nor way. The gases has been also pleased to approve of Yea. Edwin G. loatman as weal at Chrit for the United Metes of ADMl6lL—Gasstie. Wen-arma. Aran. 10.—The Qom° bas been slimed to flee 1111111111 for the appeleinteet jE d e s rtta Clayton CovmO,d the Royal liagirastio, the Governor to Royal Moser the Prises Mind, to be as Ordinary Needier of the Olvil Divides of the Sithd Clan, et Ostepeairet, et tbe Met Hosenisble Order of the Dads. BOARD Ow TRAMS, WRTMRALL, APRIL 1 S.—Tbe Bight Hoe. the Lords d 4i. Committee of Privy 000.0 ler Trade b... readved from the Secretary .of State for Foreign Affairs • spy of • despatch from her Zajoety's °aural at Fleleingfers, repcatiog that the impart daty se wreck bad broody, Imported in make, sad amdr 11 &grew of airengtb. her Ines !rd at 3 rondos per *mei Mkt) gram weight. Tie same spirit. exceeding the above strength are to pay IS Awed.per lisped for each deers of erect,and if imported he bottles will be charged 60 specks per bottle, inured,* of alresith.—Gaztat. One day last week a law student at thstruiversitp a/Gottingen blew out hi. brains with a been pieta The preceding day he had passed in the seekty of hi irked. sad aoquintares without showing the least true of any. thin unusual in his behaviour. He had, la oompsay with some collieries ea the evening before his triad& visited the theatre to bear an actor from the Beast of Hearer im the rah of Pear. Os the following morning be wee fond dead an the sofa with two pistols in his hands, of which one was still loaded. The ether he had evade:ally fired into his month. Oa the table before him lay a sealed envelope, with the following address :—" To all these who wish to know why I have shot myself." Oa openieg the letter there were found the words—" From eaoei.• The Montreal steamer St. Andrew left Kingstown ea Saturday night with 350 steerage priesegers of the wetti ng dense for America. Then mien were selected by @gene ea am ogles in Dr6liw awl bad to sign au agreetneat to serve for one year on the Chicago Railway. Hooves for drying the seed of forest trees and naregriee have been established by the French government to minify the deemed. of the planters. The government have sow six eying -hoses., end it is Wearied that these entehlinnuate eta supply annually bra 15,000 to 20,000 bilecenunes of need— a quantity safileiest to sow 5,000 Bens 473 nurseries were established in URI, and 359 were ailed le them la 1052, ensile of proitmoing 40.000,000 plant& These names lee ass weal net the renew war fare which It is proposed to pleat. Bison of thee atoned newt the large town are so admirably tramped that they may compete with the most celebrated private establish ment& Nothing, io fact, has been neglected to recommege the planting of the waste mountain lands, and aerial con ferences have been organised for this purpose amen ell the agents appointed by the government. r wow-, i 50,411 IL rs. ESTATES FOR was tuned the following report by the select committee of the HOMO of Lords appointed to heves into the subject of the charging of ectsiled estatoe fir railways. The oommittes report to the boon : "L That the widens" had laden the esiamitree proms that both the letting and selling value of lead is is morel greatly inmemed by is haring the "Avestan of may mom to s railway. " IL That the additioeal value coeferred upon lend by the constrectioe of a railway is capable of being malmated by asperiemed lead agents and valuers. " 111. That there is frequently Agreat difficulty in the preeent state of railway akin in raisin money for the emstreetios of a railway Wooded to benefit as agile* tend district, unless a portion, at least, of the shame are taken by the ownen of the land to be benefited by the line. "IV. That Ledowners have, is consequence, become, in some oases, large subscribers to railways passing through the district in which their property lies, and would, probably, have contributed mach more largely to these undertakings but for the obstacle. opposed by the present date of the law to their aides money for the purpose. - . "V. Thee it is therefore &Waite to enable landowners to raise mosey for the purpose o taking shares in railways calculated to improve their properly, oa the following coo _ ditions : " 1. The charge to be imposed upon land for t►e pur pose of taking mimes in ► railway should be in the form of a rest-charge for • term not exceeding 26 yenta " Z The amount of the rent-ohmic to he so imposed epos u estate should in no ear exceed the amount of the increased annual value whieli the Enclosure °amne- siosea 1111 i be satisfied that ohs wsetraotioa of the railway will center upon it. "3. The amount actually paid for shame is the railway, sad for the necessary expenses incurred in the tramectioes should be mortified to the Enclosure Commimiesers be fore they audios imposing upon the estate a resteebarge safacient to pay the isterest on the sum borrowed for the.. end also to pay off the capital is a term act year,. reat-eherge e ~tit it bas beau shown tlett i be UMW =offs that the railway has bass emniastal sad alma for trasu " b. Ths shares so parehased should remain in the hands of the Enamors Comniissienen until the rent charge shall have expired, when they shall be delivered to the perm. then entitled to the estate ; and while the Mares ere held by the commiogionere. the dividends upon them should be received by the swam of the meats. " VI. That as the Eselasene Omoseiseitmen have been ebla setisfactorily to die:harp the ditty of saperintesding the =day of mossy borrowed for dr ining sad other im provements upon lend. them is no reams to doubt that they would equally ha able to perform a similar duty with re spect to mosey borrowed for railways. " VII. That the powers now pomessed by landowners to charge their estates with mosey for vicious linprovemente leave been panted by various ads of parliament.soste cf which are =bin amts, bat more are pprinvate acts obtained by differed enemesies, sad It is desirable that ens general public set =weld be puma, revising and aonsolidat 1 peruse it these differest acts, sad including the goat 1 of pewee to sales mosey for each railways en may be =the road by parlismest. The pawn el sash • e genz= ad has been already remmemW , by several end =GU not to be any linger delayed. " VM. That en one railway bill, at haat, is now before t, conteinteg clauses giving power he ismilevensof V i ter:s a t i ed in the proposed line to borrow mosey ht mums above d e e m s bed for the of taking aisle ht the andadeldag, if mak bah sboald ho toned in ether re upsets to deserve the sanction of parliament, it would be =advisable to exclude from it cleans ea the shove prinaiple since this might ex the Use dm HE to the to m of the press= . Tag PhoPOMID LW= 01 RAILWAY innOrroff amswamm nonios was isms& reports by Prehaser Airy end Admiral Wasbiagke or the premised lines of missy through Greenwich-peek. The profane dens user after ankle( all du allowance for the sedative offend the nomad covering, a &tattoo of 400 to TOO feet may be regarded " as sited for decision ea the probable anti of railway tumor on the opencliems of the Olen watery. Within that geuenal disbuds very general bacon- WINIOIOII would be produced ; ferried it the imenvenisace, though seesible, would probably sot be @erten" Batwing into detail auto the respective plus. he ecereudes that "the effects of the South Landes, Cituaerteb. end Wedwida wadi be very troublesome, sad the et sets of the Leedom. Chatham, and Dover, though soodble, wadi sot be very troublesome' Admiral Washington says :— " I have read the report of the Astronomer Royoll, giving the result of some former experiments on the vibration caused by the pantie of • railway train, by which it appeal that the tremor began to be enable as repro astronomical observations at the distance of 1,000 feet. I am, therefore, of *nice that their lordships should withheld their sanest to soy line of railway that proem winds that denote of the go's' Observatory. No doubt the accommodation and cocivethenoe of the travelling public should have every consideration, hot with all due deference it must not be allowed to Weil me with the high character that the astronorniol observations made at Greenwich have hitherto berm Of the two proposed railway; the Loader, Chat ham, and Dover Extension panes within 825 feel, and the Beath London, Greenwich, sod Woolwich within 610 feet of the Royal Observatory. I therefore submit that their lord ships refuse their assent to both the above bills, sad that the Board of Trade sod their respective partlemeetery assets ha so informed." Tee Lam Sim Omuta ContraWALL Lima The ismeated harvest, who prehably parried away with Woo boos Lemke a cementation edirebled by overwork, •014.4 law goys attar his snivel ha the wonky. No inter symptoms exhibited themselves tall towards the aims ef last week. The lead anegeos wee milled is. sad Mongered moss .1 aims. On Suuday • *plias was hialled frees Hereford. Theangesseet of the liver sad l eargestna of the lungs were found to have made serious pm- Besse, andearly next morning his relatives in tows were genellaa Bet the soared telegraph tows irelibtese maga from Harpers ' • end the 01110WOOW wee eureely ressimil Were the dre aded event had happened. Sir Gouge Jim istemited °sly by lady Theresa Leine He is sac seeded la his title and Mato by has oast brother, Pow the Rev. Sr Gilbert Freaked Lewis, third baron; born at Tiberius Court, Herefordshire, Joky MO& Mr Gilbert at lilagdalees College, Om ILA. 1830, E ad Arl i g3 ; was appointed rector of Gladestry, Radnor shire, if of llassiogniane-Wye, Handeoldtirs, in 1932, bad was a prebsadary of Hereford Cathedral ■up to 18K velum by his brother's interest, he was made a canoe of Worcester. He married August 3, 1843, Jane, eldest daughter of Sir Edmund Antrnbos, Bart, (father of the X P. for Wince), and has issue a son Herbert Edmund Fraeldaed, bore March 31. 1846, and two daughters. Gsrrgear Off.Duramoss.—The following a iamb have b e en made for pared ordination during = year :—May (Triony Sunday), the Biala* og a t Si. Pael's Cathedral ; the Runup of Ewan at Ruts: Cathedral ; the Bishop of Peterborough, aPane boreeth Cathedral • the Biabop of Chichante:, at Obiliester Cathedra; th e Itaimmind Liebneld. at Lidalleld Catheleal the Bishop of Ely, at .Weed. Cathedral ; the Bishop of at Oeiddeede• ; the Bishop of Manchester. at Namlerlisr_ **Bishop of Hereford, at Hereford Cathedral ; the Mho. .1 Motor, at Cheater Cathedra ; the Mane of Limon. at Li aaa t a C a thedral ; the Bishop of Salisbury. at Salisbury Ontedral • ' die Bishop of Bath and Wells, is the Abbey Mardi of Bath ; the Bishop Gloucester aud Bristol, at Gloucester Cathedral ; the Bishop of Norwich, st Narwhal' Cathedral ; the Bishop of Carlisle. at Carlisle Cathedral ; the Bebop of Worcrater, at Wareester Cathedral. June the Bebop of ittobester, at Rochester Cathedra July s His Bishop of Winchester, at Farnham Camila. Anon 2. the Archbishop of Yoe:, at York Minster. September the Archbishop of Caaterbory (place not fixed); the Bistro of Durham, at Auckland Castle ; the Bishop of Lidded. at Feelesball ; the Bishop of Llaudaff, at Uaadaff Cake. dna ; the Bishop of Liooolo. at Lincoln Cathedral; the Bebop of Ripon, at Ripen Cathedral The Bishop ere limdoe will hold • second ordination at the Chapel Royal, Whitebait. at Christmas. Tag YORKSHIRE Bourret% SCHOOL—The report of the committee of this excellent society, which presides for • uumber of orphan children, has just been treat The ' children in the school are maintained up to the age of 14 ; Frain the Ist of January to the 17th of March they reesiee a rayed end useful education, sad op= leaving this year the CIOSTILDOW of wood-laden ships at the port of are geoetn ll 7 Provided with eligible aitglAtiooß There are 80 bolt DOW in the eltoo. but the committee regret testate EA' Jabs, New Neweewieir" were, 25 ships of 2 ° 'ls4 that it will be impossible • fauna to tale this cam ber carrring LOA too bkohr 2 4 172 tone ol piss, and nuns harp additional fund : l ore reatribe r :ed, ash tby re -14,373.000 fest of I written erre this fast epos the public because of the eon -250 post towns to Zugland and Wales have two daot l 7 number of orphan chikirea who are • embalmer for adealosios to the school. Tie 50 boys communication daily with Leaks ;23 have three comma- aa fa the marten ma b e e b o ny ma i n t a i ne d et oications daily ; 12 base 4 euenannicatioas ; sod Ise bays th e me ow 'm g of 1,4001., sad the committee trust that Sys communication. Timm five latter tows are firming- • the ladies sad gentlemen of a gouty so rich, so Getman; man, Beeline, Caveats", Nottbamptea, sad Rugby. r and so preeminent it beesvotssee as York. well respond to this semen speed on behalf of the Yorkahlre Bodety's Messrs. Wigranes ship Suffolk, from Melbourne &wad , sad a d • I mb e t e the t am e IS me m the VA Jonorw7r arrived off Plymouth yesterday Isom- serve in preent cep airdesey sad itedulesso. walan gt more iog. and passed up Maul. She briny 940 reareagers, than half • oeatery the 'windiest he. been the 19,000 amuse of geld, lied • eerie of mem, umber, aeggem , awns of eseferries Mediated* brats upon hundreds and chrome. The Suffolk roneded Caps Hem em Ifshresoy 01 4 . 1 . 1 _ erilir... poi akildn't ith ai d aair e all b°" o . 46. tho ebeN eki l t ee ize ot 18, no nohteP Loin sm. and crossed the kook* on the tiosedisseased sonoty upon the Christian liberality of Kant , 17. Tea PDMIIO.IOI were leaded by pilot beat. I Yorksbiremea and Yorkshire families are as drug and The, cuckoo was beard at Romsey, in Han* on eraser as darns say previous period of is. wear. Sir Saturday last—wire • week miser *as In ordinary ma. Jobe V. B. Johanna*, M.P.. has corseted to preside at the woe. At Writithaes. la eaa lama aa a aty, a f a mes awe 52nd anoivereary dieser, which will take *neat the Pres to. ! EA meg Whoa thimble megagemea d magma at th e usamers"fawers,Oreatlawamstreet, Lite:oleo-ins, on Thum of PelsgsQ , se/ Me bl an kbege app pow is full day, the 14th of May. The Yorkshire Society is ander Ike rmi skylark hedge o gf ia t o w m um mad n meg• patronage of his Gras the Archbishop of Ointur, and lark, lam Mee singing for roe time. i'lre thrushes an the Ptwideak an the Right goo. the End at Oesdfa s, the 'ha am t a . wa g am m i mi n g to ne h em ' ega d Right Hem the Earl Fitxwilliam, the Hight Hos. the Earl ism el Halewood, and the Bight Hoc. Lord Faversham L. MEAL ILL to S. W. sad N.W., SOMAIllis W. N.W. So 1.11.11, light to moderate, moderate, las. fine. N.W. to S.W. aad to Luu.tire. W. to N. and X, fresh N., froth, showery. to light, line. As aezt above. W.( flat. As next above. Lto W. awl N., molit- W.n.AaCE. Similar to above. mak &LW. =inv.. N.W. to S.W. and Aerate to fresh. DOM to N., moderate, Ws. showery. LW. to N.W., heels. ILL W.N. W. to N.N.X, moderate, fine. 4.11 1 1717 2 . w.y.w. and Z. Mast As next above. 24., moderate to fresh. HZILTH OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of the -General that the mortality of London continues i tr i tt tuattally bib for the .06.8011. hi the week that ended last Saturday the death' recorded were 1,810. Is the weeks of tee year. 1863.62, °overused* with last week, the average number, with a oorreetion for inereadag population, is 1.324. The premet mown exhibits an exam of no leas than 286 deaths above the number obtained by calculation. The mortality has been above the avenge ma i tionously daring the last five weeks. The deaths aimed by phthisis in the week were 182, lee eimested avenge= IT& The deaths from other pahsoamy hag chiefly brow:ISM and pommel% w i err: l 6 6" telse. as =of 263, Amongst smogs brases. and sovietise were fatal la ammo= eases. The deaths from measles rem told ; them from matins memiat 86 ; while &Wu from leall.pca. which were sot thee 25 in the third week of February. have shim that thee eon. tined to rim till the number renamed last week wee M. Of the deaths from small. pox, 43 rearred wedeln yearn of age, and 26 at that age rod upwards. The hyalites wham it appear. chiefly to prevail are Poplar, in which sub-diarist Mileage from it comae& and the goad BUb4lllllille, whore theca were 6. The registrar of Wieser West. to whose subdistrict the Smallpox Hospital is situated. re• turned 9 deaths from this demos. There were DO her than 14 fatal Games of movies in Westminster. The registrer of the east mobdiettiet of Ishogton retarded 9 deaths hem ✓eflation The deaths of tan nogg...lvrea. wee w'en'd in the week. The greatest ap was 96 yeara,ot mkt* two deaths reamed. A porter. aged 69 years, who was la a Mahe of deetitutice, destroyed himself by karma. A lISMIS dyer, aged 42 yew; died at 1. Nelson chest, Bathosl. green, from apoplexy mead by destitution." Lest week the births of 1.131 boy. sad LOW girl., in ell 2.180 children, were registered in Lesdoo. In the tee emir spoodieg weeks of the years 186362 the average amber (corrected) was 1.975. IMPERIAL PAW , ' A m PINT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The lbw= took the *air at twelve o'clock. PAMIR SUBLNICTS. The Senn ()aa Bill we. Teel; .econd time. The OaWeak§ Railway (Graatoa Braman) Bal was mad • OW lime* and paned. - LANCASHIRE DISTRESS. t L easier 1* Yr. FIRAL.D, Sr G. GREY mad that it it were Lovable to the has. wesaber, the goverwaret would 6: Holiday, the 27th is. Oast ter the ditellieSoll Cl the motion on the subject of the Askew is the settee distriets. SALE OF OAS ACT AMENDMENT BILL. The wooed reading of this bill err Fanwood ea Thum* week. BURIALS BILL Sir Xi PETO roved the sewed reading of this bill. Be igino intention whatever is regard to this enure other to ask that where ministers of the Chunk of Begird • oessideetions objection to the perleerese, of re burr erre.. those who were fairly and justly rafted be Cluistiont burr should have 'ministers of their eels demur itstiosisjaersir the emir is the cherchrud. Is yam . Ike Ws MI, tba bows wail be doing a simple wit el*. .the to • fares body of Weir Christian brethren. herd B. CECIL rose to veer that the kill be reed a seroullier that day six mouths. The hoe. gee isms wb bed istrodred the meson hob set gives to the lame eny very distinct view either of the grieves., be me* to , remedy or of the Ferrier by whir he hoped • remedy right be applied. The *mar* wee it ay essileed te the mot of We Baptists By the rub& ed to the burial senior/ was forbidden to reed the l NM*. over say POMPOM 'n=4 "' oromuidered, or those who bad laid brae on thready's', ; but ft did sot mirk from the perfermasse of f the build service the vast rem of the a g lse g aLain fi sp a rra anti s T l l a la ter ßlei perrod el life than wow Wier drierleatioe• sad We roe* was girt when slikepliel AN died it fell with'n the emenin et Ihe rebid& There were, however, no less than 400 cemeteries fa this irestry, divided fete rowierated and umwseserated where people could him whatever burial service Hey /ranged and therefore it wee only is very remote sod districts, beyond the reach of those 400 create. '= . 1 1 1hw hat .di haird of could SAW Laid HENLEY ouppleted the bill. NEWDEC/ATE opposed it. TheCHANOELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rid re bill was epos to save& oblestiess in debit, lint he ewe so rem. son wby ft should eel be reed a mend time. He sew so mere why, after perftement bed peeled be the Grim ear inanity the power of prolamin what fora WI minim they plasm( dozing ilfe, they bad prevented thus = b i l l were deed frost brig bmwd in the persehir toiler the service of the alma were read ever arm. Mr. HARDY insistrieed that the graveyard. wee VW %. property solely of the aura. Sir C. DOUGLAS omit the } • • eirlng. THE 00YEANYZYT AND THE CITY POLICE. On Tuesday next Sir George Grey will introduce • ball lot* the Howe of (hammose tor the aaselpaattos et Os city 4A Lemke polies with the iseleopolita• polka SOLICITOR., asirsTromurr ASSOCIATION. mug DAY.) This afternoon the tenth half-Tesriy general meeting of the members aed friends of this amociation took =M o h ts Law Institution, Chancery-lame, Titouas in the chair. The directors in their report mention the acemeion daring thzt en mouths d eight life sod 23 easel members, the total camber of Loudon sad provlosiel solid. tore eon earelled as supporters of the sonsty 1,220, of when 460 en life sad 770 anneal members. Thirteen We maw ben en else amnia contributors to the seekty. It in obvious that, having regard to the wide Sell of benevoiset operations cootemplated by this society, a Lune ismer, M msonses will he nessameT to viieMy it fee thei payment sad anima performance of fm Lboar ; eni et IN sot maremoeshle to hope that the howls, limited, shandy mated to deserving °WA% wO2 lead to a more extended support hen Mee peel= • . large. The receipts daring the pen belf-yeer Wes lima lea '• 91. 4d., of which 6111. ea ed. has beam mad le fibs beeedne feed in Judie Stock, a bakers of 1304 is. X nimedeilif eh the society's betaken to the ern& ef tie seeseiMiskjin &MAWR lie 164 petty oasis. We feuded ef society now wean of 3,2161. lle. These per Own. Ciami , safe, and 3,0264 19s. dd. India Fin per (ern.. the in- • • owes spudiaable to relievisi pupates bobs sheet 2564 per seam. The dinners repaid denatioas e t=he e keltylm of 304 gime fair lb. alintees of II Getedised ; 024 frees the residuary estate of do Lee Philip Vaa de Wall ; 101. Mame+ Mr. IL Hedger, amemime of the booed ; and 10 glair heat Ir. Z. W. Widnes an Ms retirenaset from dm diesitiou. The &treeless, with Mr view to inseam the finch, aiticomete the intereste el the oxisty, enneved for s Mianoraer 17th Jess. . which Ilk nom Kelly, M. bas eanemeed to On the motion of the Commies, seesnied hy itanNOWll, the a Fe was stlagsMi. Kr. Risassoi. as the mover. strongly the missehers peseent to manse amongst their fneeds add to the ember of sehimeflows. At present they numbered amenimt their members not more than one-eighth of the entire body of dieters, whereas be thought they ought to have at LISA one half. It wee obvious that the sum that they had invested, via., 7,0001., would in a finnan be wholly inadequate to meet the &MO& they must expect would be made upon it. THE 1 1 :1T4L MIR IIGHT AT HACKNEY MARSHES. Milk= ISQUEST.—(THIS DAT i d iddiseez This morning Mr. John Humps, sortmer, named at the Loudon Ho the ligaby or • spseth4 the des& of Based ItiveMs. aged fit gee" who was killed meetly by a sae se need llowlett ere eure light In the Miami Marshes. The hurt was Mr. Harry appeared on behalf of Buena Hewlett ; Watson represented the deceesed's trier* end Mr. at. Aubin watched the ONO cm the part of Irßlism and helm' L a se ilia cc Ot der. who were aneged to have bildthe deter ihmig Hewlett was brought ap in chow el MirKammer miler a warntat from the Secretary at One of the honk witnesses .am beed tom we John Meg, signalmen ea the Octet Seeineu Heaway, who mid that ma the =shag of the fight he was on die lino, awl ha saw there wan • fight in a &Ai Reheat te end found a black man acting as second te Hewlett: De. maned was a much smaller man than the caber. At the het round demised wan knocked down by a blow. He alone felL The deceased was sot seesible Who be fought the lest round but use. His ..rd pitted bit s.pp from the pus, put him on his feet, ad fesedi.lely Rowlett mated in and knocked him dew. misia. Time was int galled. Witness did not law the shoed r The —ma fight still." Deemed wee not is aAt • to fight the last two rounds. When knocked clown fa the het round he remained on the ground for wen or eight Mentes. The other second witness believed be bed seen at a fight in the mine geld before. The umpire wore a toned hat and a rough emit. The 0 Toner said that he was afraid another edheenfige would be seoriemy. By giving time to the poe, taste might phedtly be a chalice of obtaining the misses of the eseenda, who tad hitherto avoided arrest. The jury, after hoe oonrultetion, agreed to • further Adjournment. MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A SCIMPI77I.I . READER. INQIJE6T.--(THIS DAY.) Mr. William Carter, the ooroner for East Surrey, held an bequest at the Crows Tams. Mlackfriars-road„ on the bo of Jane Evans, whore death ooeurved ander the dy foaowing deplorable circum stemma Lae Pianos, the wife of • carver sad gilder, of No. 1, Isar court. said that she did not know the deceased, but to Monday afternoon she was in her room, on the fast Soot, with a Mrs. MeGaire and her daagiiter. Her atten tion was called in the first Mamma to a penes &Meg upstairs, sod afterwards to • noise like • heavy fall. It was sot acoompanied by any words or mesas. Mae west oat of her room, sad Nana fogad • female lying me her back, bit legs being upwards, sad she appeared Ma. with the aid of the other two females, raised her ap, sad bathed her face with coil water. Medical aid was called is, and Dr. Jones promptly attended and prosousesd her dead. A female named 1:31r lived on the top Boor, and she understood that she west to ass her to read. the Scrip tures to her, she being • wry pious womaa. °ethanol, McGuire said that ate was the wife of Jobs McGuire, and reads& at 93, George-street. On Monday last she was workieg along with Mrs. Samson . She had beard her alstement, and it was perfectly cornet. She thought the demand had bad a fit and had fallen, or had slipped hoes mar accidental circumstance. Abraham Evans mid that the deceased was his wife. On Monday lain she left home about half-past three o'clock. She wits not then is • good state et health, sod oomplained of • giddiness te her head. Her object for leaving home was to go sod see Mrs. Glover to read acd pray with her. Shortly afterwards Mrs. McGinn came Whim, and from what she told him he west so bet home and there sew his wife. She was sot them dead bat quite inasmihle, and died shortly afterwards. Dr. :oar, of 194, Blankfriare-road, said the orecussiou might have tamed the rupture of one of the smell vessels el the bran ; or she might have bees seined with an apo plectic fit, awl fallen in ocseequenes, ma might here been by secident. Had she been mimed with apoplexy she might hays recovered had sbe not fallen dowanairs ; but the cos i maim caused by the fall would accelerate deeth, if set immediately produce it. IThe jury remind • verdict of " Accidental Death." THE DONZOIL TICRDIR.—DEHLTE, NIORT. —Adam °ninon, the steward of Mr. Adair, has died of his ironed& A man named Braddell and a nother have been arrested. Wha 64 His A out of duo s = PrePortY amigo. bill, , amended mare ass To this alreadya dity of th not Main was din seer, • The eza dislandoni any forth lowans to the al the e lets. Tt oo HY revery, b work Oh 1 L ." " and mesa may pra , 00Vil, A weary ts other bill A bill of• some albs fond inch Advil ail led or fail ash wino wow • cry: to th.t rod a Batti I r la lit web a /1102ter as aro wrier tin low bM to reit a sadale ;FlatiTt reseed i pet is. d OM 1 sibieg 1,41 , • = - r - . r .: . = 'sod plaintk Th; al the • b ' I bi• Mr. vents sad w SAMS • This haw Iss lierths