The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-29 00:00:00

ebe eximeoo. TO OpORISPONDENTS. ONNIONOMMEISisi Mr .Tbe Irmem" tmorm Swaim' pow. mom Mmlllim 11, Illmnirimmteme. M Two afasis MS ad d Want MUM. Tine Vuive. Tall ILIVALIAL-KT LTA LAJITA ; The Tres OW= Asip4-424maire ML PIDICIDWo. ?es /11rwan, 101GDIADIVIIII D CODA Klll9 It LSD ma DOOM Sr. art am Cis& •-looseeipsui 10-96611. HIDE WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. D•71•401IMIA ahmsaa, lb. Wm. 11164mmer—lisning, 716 Aftersaw M. Ms. LONDON, FRIDAY. NAY 29. TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBER at the =MEM will to published as meal TO-MORROW. Tim movement far the Egaalkation of the Poor ;Bata in London is still, we eno glad to me, advenciag. Beadange have been held in %Ams and Hammer smak foe the purpose of promeding it ; mselind it not lism 6r the accident weigh efres ka a &Oka Mr. 800,10111, thp "Nitro lima at mom been bn q the Neneet, esnmena. 14 one septet thls &lay is not to bi "wink tar it will not only onehb the public to express its bangs es the subject wee oiy, but it will dm amble the President et di Pow Law Beard to taster` seep remedial memo is may best meet the }Oise or the use. These isu bineserome point nilds it nem important ot venni mpelelly tonebtupen. Moss who me efilmOil Its the lignanstion of the Peer Bete stmennedy eaalsd that if the Rates on to be *voila In lonian they most be agssined over the ediles eseatay. The new Llll4 it she anteodled, cannot In `soled to ney render distrist-6 ass t b e ereeximme et with& weal be Id in pat ad to that Wel 5id066111611 Ido hot goons Be mesenr, ond, hl lot, the alp Sig whisk mien the Peatinritimellis. liswioninintain disponible to lay dewp semerbotpis which, whilst it dirges those whiles& hi isi &aged with the expeme of the Peer RMooslisse es trent thediMenitimstaiegt ing the principle of a Ommed Bate , *r the whit it Raglend. The only suss`` nit* 6641 the inns in the tins el &mei= loinpos the gags of relieving tie poor settled within a Pude on the Rinse of that Bunk was the sleet that the Pmiii wee the ordinary division for leaf asif-governmed. Bat at that tiara the labourers woe Meg egrierataral, and resided within the Parish la tdal they works& Towns and Cities were at that *mot miner import ance. At all events, the Oty sf Laden wee s very different thing in the times of ELIZAMI has whet it is now. In our days it is little mos than s muses of warehouses fill of bank dwAngthe Amy—empty and silent during the sight In hems dais the mer chant resided v ithin the City, sad the pear had not yet been driven by new boildinp and arr.hiteetneal im provements to the outlying parkins or norm the Aver. In former limes each Parish did something, at least, towards supporting the poor who were called into mistime by those residing within the Parke. Bat now, in the Metropolis, the parallel white originally had its advantages fee the pollen of administering relief to the poor, has Imam too narrow. If those persons aught to pay Ow the poor who call theta into misters, tin area of taxation must be extended in lon due. And we contend that, for the parrots of taxation, cook an area ought to be fixed as shell b ark within it all those parsons who carry as the bonuses of life together. Thus this proposed area ought to include the Clerk at SOL a year in Downing-stmt and the Minister at s,ooo&—the Banker's Clerk at 1001. a year in Lombard-street, and the Banker himself, who lives in Belgrave-mnare— the Barrister's Clerk who lives in Beauty-row, Wal worth, and the Barrister who lives in Semi gardens—the Tailor's man who sits with legs en a table in the wilds of Shoreditch, and the Tailor him self who lives in Westbosras-tarrece. Is short it is obvious that for all practical papoose Leedom is just as mach one community now as any parish was ia the reign of Et.riserrit, and the same TIMMS which junined the imposition of a parochial tax in that reign will justify the Imposition of a metro maim tax in this reign. For these reassee, we think a substantial dim thsedon sea be shown to subsist between the ems of Lessem and that of the whole of Ragland. We take isms on the slisgsties that dm inhabitant of Reigns-nom is as meek ormostod with the shepherd of Caking= as will the badmen in the Pastemd ; and we maintain that, whatever may he the objectices te a Gewaral Pow Ran thew obisatione de not apply to s Law whirl doll equalise the Poor Rate among the Lon ' dm Perkins. Ten House of Commons, of muse, rejected Mr. ROEBUCK'S motion for an inquiry into our relations with Brazil. It did so very meek on an allegation made by Lord PALISEIJKON, which a very little isesiry will, we =meet, prove to be anreliable. laid ASEILDEICK'S Act VW, mid the noble Plasm& weepeuriedy with some hesitation, be added, by mostual agreement This statement gave, in Mr. Theasaare opinion, a new turn to the deeireimi. If argued the Right Hon. Member for Bucks, the Statute complained of be suspended by agreement with the Brazilian Oovernment, then the ground work ot Mr. itozocca's motion fails him. How, bow stands the caw! The Act of Parlia ment in question is still on the Statute Book. That fact so one will deny. We hare cruisers at premed cm the Brazilian station ; and they have instrwesing ben the Admiralty to take sad rapture ws tiat Mph ono Brazilian ships engaged, or suspected is be in the Blare Trade ; sad my mob carame .. 4 would carry before the British Vice-Admiralty Sr adjudiestioe. At Comma law, our maiden sad ear Vine.Admirslty Csarb have no authority ore power eft !hissed. They mast derive it in this innaneeesielp sad massively hem the Statute which Lard grog said wee suspended. Either our craieemi Gig the seseliosst emit of Booth Marisa have Mb a:thorny rer they have not. If there be any doubt --- ricNEWS: LONDON MORNING ' WI =se."":" 8 10. 4 11 1 7 40 * d 1 amnia za. as iiiii et lb ipal •NPD-as 16 = i 1 E=1 1 .: lawmen% XII. mild Z..... mid eseialeed IN MIA, raft* paw le or 1.171. 11 a wiZar i a:ll ,lll : l9l I.92II.9II.WAMIAL"nIisa I. a " ciditanZMlSl• Mm. Mira ma. It reiq N il it ............r. z t. smiewk : ; WaS , puma~ermr rble" ig .. V P = n naryguirtw. Nig la :=• W /Wei grim. tHE DAILY NEWS delivered to all parts 6f se Illysiwol by ems, lln.. rid LI amid. . 1 Poled %%We II Is mt laer, Inla Is ea. . tri4 Daiwa Ppr, sr... aril MS SI Iv ri. AT SZLI Nom INK Ozinegionsis. L INK EXPRESS, FRIDAY ea do subjiret a Return from Jaw low the eon stands. Bat a relliTs pewee that they have not meth that our mime there ere entre , we 9 Viet, c. 122, to terry Brellbanfeeellin ansplektallu slave trading hire Admiralty Muria; and thdf in respect of the Ugh seas the statute is in full force at the present time. That ear misers do nothing under it is not *milli to its smigenaion, but to the fact that there are no Brazilian slavers to capture. So ha for As ligh asaa. With respect to the tdrrikorial weirs of Brazil, Lord Pat des wrom's inebriation' to violate them were booed la 1860, and three instructions prohem to be justified by the Bth and 9th Viet., c. 122. Lord PaLmanzron's ceders were revoked by Lord IKALMESIVIT in 1862, Demme in that noble lord'a Indgment their longer continuanoe was unnecemary and improper ; hat their revocation was net in son sequence of any agreement With the Brazilian Go vernment; it was the spontaneene act of Lord. DERBY'S Government, as appears from the Cor respondence laid before Parliament. Air awn mad en the part of the Brazilian Ooveramatt ter a seeposion of the Act would necessarily bivalve an admission of the right of tie British Pediment to r : a t a Statute and to apply its prohibits to soldects and chisel* and how meopoiengy the Brazilian Government has refused to involve itself in any such ambition may be inferred from the fact, which appears in Clem B Slave Trade Papers for 1854, that one ground on which M. DI Macaw rejected the draft of a new Treaty proposed to him by Lord CLARENDON, was that it ma tabbed an article which would bare only empembd the Act and sot have provided for its repeal. The statement that the Act has been suspended by mutual agreement between the British and Bra zilian Governments, either en the high ems or in the territorial waters ef Brun, is another of those twr eateries in the Roue of Commons for whirl Lard PALMERSTON has acquired more notoriety than reputation. We invite Mr. DISRAELI to make the inquiry where this agreement is to be found? The appwntment of Mr. Keating to the Solicitor- 1 will OD the whole be • paprakir ODD in Wmfahater-Eall. Without parsed% Whir showy talents er mho& bra maths. fir. lasting no meow deihmt ia keensie meow aolubsimati. His goural upsialha at he Dar tar gentlemanly tes, =il bower, and peal integrity, Him parileamatary mew L. Whale laisa rather a 6) his hind% lent it im net bipe , hist the rabbi neemiky el exordia may eaue the develop ment of pram 'whisk have been probably u mach obsemed tbi i dislike to esif-display u by any other ewe. M. Laatings has not as yet taken a very motive part se • law rdarmsr, bet there is good reason to wawa that be whale is ism service to the 011111111 thou some at bast ib more ob tmeivelowitose. Oa the vibe* t e~44alafrrtisan =treble MD. staineastassi parest par anMlsmse geuniessat maid a mom lemi made. Mr. Keating, ' wig le new in his fad yew, mu ban fa Dublin 111.111151 1 11 at Trinity NOef albite the Zsglisli be; la 1102, and appointed Qum% mud in 11H9. He Ti. virtually the header of the Odra Clunk, and dam 1852, when baba shwa parliamsat, has sate hr =in Ihe eepreeentation of which borough Ms A r ankle a vaiesiey. •I •., The drove segi . ea " Oil . 7 . : '• ' • a j a Ma? idt in m: Jenny = tee, lielsoa, odd Vrheee UV. ill"sli , The Prises of WIN end Penn Aldred ndo ca horonook. The Hos. Floes Illoolorld be. reensioi in Ha. Cu. thee Camilla as lied of Boom he Welk& . - A deriIIMA In loom bir Wr. Hardra m itr= br-bours, be., vs biro:land to Misrar. Dora% 1111. P., and Log floidabOLP. coroadol al—Froco lonin ani Maim Wm. Dinbli. &la Oen, Dees) ailas j o i 74E . . grosra hen IFftra hie Jemelq: 66 llushee Zia hes" and The Mom ai d nor tr I N I Cr. %ug Cirein Drily. limn Mambrier—alms. Alba Dna Dr. . Wa lk W. Wawa Word. NA P. P. heeekg. Pam Efillen— /So=Mr. imam NNW inn Ma I. M. Dry& ). Fran Maanolele...Merma OM. ..aligaon. WAS. 16014101111 L ONdirl. rasa 11 ". 1= Maim G. A. Isnirsa sal a. earelllieraia. Twin Dagben—arr. .0. Dm. es liver. illbribM— The Wm tb s lat. W.filitri es Ana a i d Mr. if= MINN& PIM Makill.41•108. Simi Marko D. lesillansgs._ Pam V ir Marar red Mr. O. Diaraft eidt bo ibm of Mr ino ts: ensuom b_w mos A. Maw. Jelminside ant Mad \ jar. ram 7.1- nwsb—Mr. Mow Vac 'if dial Itellotalog Hardy: lima Lod 0.0. W . l a i i al ee.r.4 Tbonners, 6 = rralll rs r . %ass . tir Ma r n i.c= w n 4. c : Ilivert. Mr. . lesdolt mg .W. Z. Yonne gr ui k; t r oa sa l ia r i A , V%: a e mi aow= W. l. D. 404 es ilyiant _irsalaet si gi et Mr. tirras lin gmasniny, ma the Moyer nit Ilgoillicbee al Sr mar Doi penis& mewl& is be es triMeg dba 'DO Or he Ames 1111111•111111 w es re at borr, lo br grand Wes ail Inwir Idea Is sonmeibr advisors Ow woe cni to whin% and bieroon Er contrary, arani elynoaten olove Gni elm. Ten Me fuer 4 , Bo ser norgied ier Nebel* et eaholles Is es in mg= ler= =rl know frribrakel 1 to be nein In Mom ke air Ober, riCIL of inerswerg es mins is. I I a Or mmo rtbar-bours mil laws eroweing ibr psi amid et tinosebeli TIM es ra aria kes beernManalrinml Ism as air Amu sal easing aisra an la any amosand Ihr Ydb 10 11•Por awl ini Barfly serf es rter 6 Wer il l=l l 4l if es rogebion. Vlro m ainift der TlyeLt i t es aserveynt he beet acrid %Mere is I= am ateriniges - rf inind at Ills Is t in ally rersseregirg de Nam k Om 03= told to *skews, orembianar. A ilml aka is Or weed 4 Or Watalriat laviN6 1 Wipb NM hod In berriew Seller Marc ibet cil dee 011ica et Works, in Tbs rendasi it Mr. Dag Tarbiii. . Sem% . Tweak mg Mr. Ilona • irynallin Nam thoWallory Lad Baud at Health MI 1111110196,71116111447Wid1the Webabia.W.War&a, VI ibr arse re es emarl learn et no dwells (leo INIII eirelessi by 6 7l4 6 . 4 feleaseib ILr. Mr. ). asibrill of Mr. T.l. Mug" et is bag inra• al T. IL lesall, law eke, scamenabil by Mr. D. Ma tbr Cranbionar tthe Zen Wm li reM 6l.A barren wit!' the ifsbi bra MnO... Tin anirell et Mama J. Ili ce a ldrimes), 0 1 ..r ia llsbleme, Ina. DA" sal M. T. riermne), ribald by Mr. Ma k, ere ./r.. .J. B. lablion. drill, ad Masa Mem sal are% so • Ildisale the ,111:141bilumitirloiner at le= = en crailaing or Mmes. Malisaa Draw Dirbels, J. D. Dires, rffill a Dinargra bra is batearclow via Or Bredrosta NM pa today, at the Oilse fit Work,, t. Whillimdllite. Her Ms t iesty is expected to make her visit to the Ilmathitettr &Mike is the het week of sat month, aid erreagesente ere sow beisg made at Wortley Hall for her reception. Wonky Hal is but Me mice Meant from Meacham Her Ilejesty will probably visit the Exhibi tive three ere far time Miss her sojourn at Waffler. His Royal Hainan the Hake of Cambridge honoured the reformism et the Royal Italia Opus, Lyme., het maw with his masa The Queen's box Wes compled by des Tim. Mks BMW end party ; and the km was easeled wkh feedenate campeny. His Excellency the Russian Minister and the Comae Cherowich lave tens this mare* to meet lit, Imperial Higlem, beam received her Majesty's elf mods to roman se Oskar Mang the Mows ot Oa tinesi Delos le lashed. We (Aft) mierethei it is sot spud I that Ws Impeisl Balmer will Mit Leedom. Madam Mumerse, wife of his Excellency the Turkish Masseeder, hr Mesa mods for se assembly, et the madam et the frbra, as Tuesday, the 9th at June. He Year will she give two greed belle during the pelmet seasem—the os Fridathe 201 h of Jess, ma the seam' es Maeda, the Mk of hty. The Marquis Camden had a small and snot ems* natty yesterday, at his maims to Calton Ham terrece. Mrs. Vernon Smith gave an elegant ball, bet evaiag, et the hazily maze, la Sevikerow. TM garb eimpthed the India( saseibers a the dietemstie imillehker ale wadi The Earl and Countess of Mahnesbury entertained .at ilismerom Thu ley maim, his Excellesey the Me eks Maker ma the Combas drapponyi, the Doke of lit the Maris sad Merehlame of Ely, the limas et Bak, the Counties at J erry, and Lady Cleaned= Villiers, the Earl of Cattle" the Eel et Gramm Hon. Mr. end Mrs. Dusombo, sod Mr. ad Lady Augusta Store. The Countess (Dowager) of Harewood and Lady Bleathe Lames, socemenied by Lady William Timm, are on the eve ot rim on • eatineetel tour. Lord and Lady John Russell have arrived at Fermis's Hotel, in Marie* whine they purpose staying dazing the precast seem. Lady Caroline Townley has issued cards for two which ere to take plan respectively on the 17th and 22sd of Jane. Lord and Lady Arthur Hay have arrived in Ches ty-mon from Reigate. Lady Wetherell Warneford's concert is fixed for Monday minim the 29th of June. General Sir Colin Campbell left Greenock on Wednesday, for Bowling, handing to proooed in the diete tics. of Lochioneond. Lady Belhaven gave an entertainment at the Palm of Ilaroodoe Tuesday maize lest, Is honour of her Majesty's birthday. The rely wee Mead by or weeds of SOO perms, (Owls* Vas risteent patty, seed sod lathery diem ambers of the Gem el AsesenWy, ie. Lay Heilman with the Iced High Comilseloser and Mee, received Mr ‘Mlces in the Mr Mare gallery. The cast end wee eczema off by a aria sad Maffei eolleetke of Man shrubs, overgraze, sad Soma The bend of the sth Dram Garde ward the eseleme, sad Mimed the eameny with a Mime eased= a Menai mete. The Right Hon. Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood eeceived the Earl at Hairomby, Lied Jobs Bumell, Lady Abarkstr, the Blabs His, the Speaker, ad lady Clessiate Treace, the Blatt Hoe Sk James Gahm and Mies (imam, the Right Hoe. Rids= end Mn. Herbert, the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, Gerald Wisdhem, M.P., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herbal, Kr. Fingerekl, and • eethet party, to dime on Weineeley assize et the Ads realty. We have to announce the demise of the Dowager Lady Gibed, widow st the ism= ram Lord Diked, Lord Chief Jostle of the Comae Plea. Herlarielp died on the Seth men, eget 02 yeas. The deemsel lay wee Mather et the Bev. Edward Drew., and menied, Ilk of Aril, 1816, the lee peer, by whorl, who died is September, 1926, shawl Wee the present Ewa NM Sea other err, end two imblers. We have to record the demise, after a protracted Meer, of Lay Mary Singleton, who died at her madam to CersoaMeeet, May Far, on Tuesday. The deemed lady we cell enniving daughter of Chaim bat Mamie Coniallie, the eskibread general and otetheme. Her lady ship we born 29th June 1709, and we conaequently within • few weeks of amid= her Seth yes,. She mania in Haman 1715, Mr. Meek ilingieton, a wealthy mumer, who did in MM. The Wellies of the Earl el St. Germ= Mr. ma Lay Mary Bees, Iced Breybrooke, the Ladies COMIINSMIN eke, are pieced ia mourning by the demise of her led** Mr. J. Hinds Paster, the late liberal candidate tor the repremlathe of the city at Linools, is to be enter tained et • patio diem it the Com Eschuee, m Turley, Joe 14. Mr. Beam* Locke King, Req., M.P., Hebert berm ER, ILP., he., Mee bees invited, sod • Urge etlesince is setherted. Mr. Lawrence Hayworth, late M.P. for the bo som* will be meterteined in the Tsespwants Hall, Derby, es Tuesday dimes COMMON LODGING HOUSES. This morning was pablithed • report to the Setneary of State for the Sams Departmeet, by the Ant ler Cesurionir of the Xerepoitsa Police, epos the opmeka of the C. Weft Seer Ads ends the malropethen bike Sabot. The mon speaks Is matilb try bras of the mend working of the set, whiek has has lkhnee Mos 1261, an eaticipars further beasitial reins se the gonna el the Mw bum more ernsing an empista A great sawn at dime, misery, sad Mr bse bola mon, or than, and habits at titu lars an num matins, tine the sem manta far the peer be beta Minn and improved Man my Mom of laymen With one oreptioa, in meamplet ern el oral nit wile loner the set, ere m ina to the veal-cede 1 Lads- The following is the mode sign to big en beep the Inging-heave mar the Many sepentsien Aa M a. " taker, ea leming tat a home is as red a meat s beau Name • ants en the raw mes h, lin is the lwaso, horse with th e astie er the Oa tin eselikato ef tin tither ghat the etsphite analithe re Win, the b=m3 plead me the Nicer; het if, et the nines d the Ins ellusa, tin how le are pot lei= Mb • nen to =the Imo Mims. A Is Gra teden, am dersed, es abide be.. rectelinie ban • megirsen. TM scommeiltima alma is attend homes mite et then beet and bedrag ; withmenlined an Inemembeil Myra tam ; mi-eiramet aim ; *sty et Met hr al pamper ; end red watermisere and Mb inn an hopped le the rota mu same is wimmer ceder meibbin TThudet earn the mend, maps la teem scud es Moping ram by= rub idee• maim of mid ming MOM Ole rimy et ark wept& Tawny lbw si it burn la (my verpset, en Is miss irestlyel. TY unseat - her le to Arne rte am Mir imptemenat is ate groan that bensinws. The argirvesden hem lt to b. pw sight; no shwa is one to finer algid, main the Myer rusks to the hems As nail me. Tbh be the nil to meet Mile b X SY err g spaded of ens mere tra yam waft Alte ham eta by the =be hale by day tigli, enrestpl mimes ef perms Meet Imarrigible, ast a mine inam of swan led omen or ore Jest complaint of intrudes late a .. privets dwellbg." The report seat Marls to the mid Miring-hoses, the earberof min, se fer mit sea be semilthe4 emers to 104 sormmoilling 901 nab eel NB s The angst male la tam ham see witert i tigA w era the Me ert reepine mach apart M+ IR the mom The leper tegmer Sat if Irma VIII =4 bare eeteirein to As wpm of nag ht east to ram to man mph*, at Me set mem& leg ens than per wort pr wry Ile bora mil Is maned ea the peeve drift liC i st may be min boa the sperlea of the Nimes Damn Ara, lan nide 2,471 am bed lin libit ash nth by the megletneme. The neat stathebe= ✓aft r to the hang d thigh room, Me of mbrims neasss, in in kapreper ate et id by bisiell vislrlins ;i It the ilmaidin eft sa @mbar. endalsi • ny of the rogehlimme, en neme ream reilleMA amen. by my el terimesey, hies ensue =laical rim OATES to WITSISOIS MOLE TER HOUSE t. Loom—Tire =snag Ina mbar" a report by the rasa emits* appear! to oisiter ant Newt i• the rail grey of attesbig If. area rob et eiellierier oar. to Mbessre to be armlet by araitter at the beam The eernblee bays mealmosely and to the thilabs terlatere :—.TMt It is expeder to assailm the per auria laa viral at oath belre ameditses la ell err Is Mich abebbander el es ath her set arm S. the bare ma llig e ek t: Cl= gi as ilaid2; ne amities* to aria Mame Mho* raft Mr mak amp la am hi Midi St wry leMmeler= by fir beam TIM alto Metes belie moil= at y606111* Image qualms( fist le vbia Olds iamb asemet, It to melba thet ere armilbes Meal be deried by • draft orier to INMAN absent ea Ildb o melt la arm la abla dray edrewbe eared by dr bsse." Mirriorous Tomadd Ro s ton.—This miming me Mori dr let aroma roper of tir Ceassissisern at Me lieleepolle loses North of the Thaw& At die red pidel Tu arser the Me ot the wad abide selmillei le pill amedla bed, ma bin dm M reet ip la the amili at ism met a amp. ihe rA IlamploitA woo 1R dr IIV tiler woo Kama pr am& d Its am ma taw Ihrl war be =l"Blseset. etlrn 11•2171 6 4111".. I% es edits bee • • ilia el roma* it mini ihe Mb ire la by the ilrimilea sabbis lbsa • ardistable arks ObidlelLsproweifpW tesdpis fun Ea ettbill,prit per inabilw et Am as Os IseOsbass nieft mil Ile Nal taw astemid to Ix St, erti the melte beet di INIPONI to es. Si, rib rprillse estlig las sem ps. " J.fei— rim lliebel 00111. te. St, fart _re imam at hem Se Mesa The asesMeMear arra simal lit promat dada elat at UM The aped by loasisk, aims dam ar NI, MAY 29; INTELLlcailids; . (NT INIRMARINI AND WILK 11113GRAPII.) PARIS. FRIDAY MORNING. Intelligence ham been received from Algiers of • brilliant oak oa the 24th Instant, against Beni- B•ten. All the positions were carried by the French troops The ollcial Gas". of Warsaw publishes an impe rial ukase, signed by the Emperor Alexander, and dated fit. Petersburg, 17th (29th) April, 19/7. After referring to the imperial ukase of the lath May, 1816, which granted an amnesty to those Polish emigrants who had acknowledged their errors and applied for leave to return to Poland, the present awe restores to all political emigrants the rights °TN& els" of which they had been deprived, pro vided they had taken advantage of the ukase of 1916, and had Mumma to Poland before the present Emperor's coronation. The present ukase b simply an amplification of the ukase of 1866, and a call to Polish emigrants to avail themselves of the Emperor's clemency, where upon they will be restored to their rights and privi leges, without claim, however, to the property they possessed before they emigrated. THE OVERLAND MAIL• A$D MILITISX Lemarc) XARSEILLIIB, The India and China mail arrived at Aye o'clock this morning. The despatches will be forwarded by the tea o'clock train. THE WEST INDIES. (DT ILLICTIIC TaLzozAra.) (mom ova Gym oosusroxim FLIDAT. The Royal Mail etesm-ehip Wye has arrived from the West Indies, having left St. Iltonsak May 4. She brings two psesengen, seven invalids, sad a tall cargo of bark, cochineal, &c., but no mails, The Pus= arrived out on the 2nd. • itatity peasernids, owl as " courage," " vengeance," Aliband," " }mil," " Milano," bat by pronoun°. ling eyllable by tyllabbOte word " polycratic," which 11101, tow their s. language, " the sacred pass word." Hail* ascertained all these particulars, the police one day pounced on the conspirators, and arrested them. General Totkben arrived at Havre yesterday. The Pays is authorised to contradict an assertion of the Independence, that M. Kiri. has bought 'hare of the Pigare. The Duchess do Ragusa, widow of Marshal Mu mont, has just expired at her residence in the Rae de Varenne. The deceased had been lingering for some time put, and her death was prematurely announced some weeks ago. TURKEY. (tux °vs owx on CONST, Mkr 18. I find that the Raid= Influence is again so potential in this capital through the eloquence and other persiraive powers of the ambassador, that the Turkish nunietry has actually est at liberty that Greek merchant of Weak& whose powder-barrels blew up last year, to the great disappointment or certain individuals most deeply implicated in the project of 'Grieco-Slavonic insurrection. There was another Greek, who was quite as deep in the plot as the merchant, and who was arrested at the same time. He happens, it seems, to be ari of the Russianßussianambeseador, and so ll: been liberated too. On the other hand, Loa Pasha, a Circamian by . birth, was accused, not long ago, by men in Russian pay, and no better this spit!, of having bean an accomplice in the late Cie carman expedition. You will hardly credit it, bet the Turkish government has banished this pasha at the demand of the same ambassadori and when the ' exile applied in some high diplomatic quarters, they all gave him the cold shoulder. How great is the contrast. Let a Greek or a Selavonien commit a robbery, a theft, a little bit of murder, or so, and presto, he finds a sanctuary under the cgis of that grand protector, whose care extends over so wild a region throughout the Levant and round about the Euxine ; but let a Circassian lend his feeble aid in support of his nationality, and your virtuous diplo- many is struck with horror at his crime. Away with such a fellow to Crete ; he must not live hem and give himself airs at the expense of our genera , " our magnanimous, our disinterested ally. If this sr dermuung and sapping, and intriguing is to go on, if the nationalities of Turkey are to be rubbed down in this way by the Muscovite, and heated simulta neously with the rod of oppression at home, we may expect to see a flame burst out ere long in all direc tions, and then, neither Bolgrad nor the Danubian I Principalities will pre% ent Russia's power in such a case being extended to the Mediterranean. The Grand Vizier has convoked the bankers hies to meet him and discuss the project for krism a national bank. This is a most singular step at So part of the Turkish government ; it fancies the bankers have a philanthropical and patriotic senti. went upon the matter, whereas these wise men of the East find it more for their interest to have no bank at all. The Greek capitalists, each as the Messrs. Ralli, Arse:item, Rodonachi, and others, are opposed to the project, as well as the Armenians ; the same may be said of the bankers Alton and the English houses of Hanson, Black, and others. Mean while the discussion goes on, and the rate of exchange for specie is daily on the rise. The Prase (Orient announces that Mr. Layard could not fulfil his engagement and make good the stipulated guarantee for his railway. According to reports from Bosnia, Rundle agents are swarming like bees all over the land, with in structions how to act direct from St- Petersburg. What they are doing must have caused alreesiurat alarm, for Lord Stratford de Redcliffe, the these reports arrived, sent off his own instructions to the English consul at Bosna Semi. THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS Vi CHINA, By the loot taail flew Mug copies were received ot ea latoodhug oossayeadetee bow= the pried* American does et Carew mei Owneodow Arearzeag, the esoisooke el the Vaud SOW woldrea. The Aassiesa wouthwts signal to the Cowisiere to his EISIONSI ex mllt i. folk Woe= Mew mg Head Otermellste Dhaka WO he tag mot salleient him sod Ire se Oseat MOO r ebdos Poetegal occupied the tesiellt lie wile they wail erg it boss all whily at the mos dew the trailed Nato would this euespelutioythole antra% I=owleapred. Tie fair ace t o thud the rag= d peewees; thoo shod& soda epos few Poway, sad _NOWA tag they aware et say written inuWisoi kw toestio that piece the Mow wan bewail& Res !mg sad 1111216-11111 waist dermas of thirty ago—older the &Nig er luts Upon this the Com munion holl anew the blame that he bed in breed h Llilre esheorpoefosyjasholictius at the British sad Peetugwee wog Mew waters, bat shoteaned from am eatorg es =ble We pawl polhis d the critioa. The those= headmoled, awl the Antrim' nor cheats Arthwith treamilled a of it to Dr. Pother She United Shia seliskeer at Ner espy o tweetstieg that it Wit! sieved am a protod spirt the own adopted by the moan be I=llaoissia lalswela of the to the as of the Bri- tish. They tetalloototha shown to a glair roproos= • paced of thirteen pot, ead plated eat fist gases! dose lea his a towatans with tuba asap end h that of IEO4 see far ttftee le7 Oho astir, Ur Wiens have "inset invariably bow bu dged to the lose ef Goat Mtge for the protection of thosedwe math& poperty," sad that it is to those iron she that they low grisly to Otranto the oupproisa of ; ping ea do ewe& Maly they add—" If fo - weellsy of I ate% wh eel W Drilla have florin the Waive woe pablithed aer ate lOa Wage met el we on • ,at ammo of • abate ondelhelhot el the woe from the Anoka is.,, although Comosate Perry oar , mei the ow poets of Jyea awl Tewes." The dew • owe wee sigma by Ise son. Aegeretee Hod ea. Co., llama Wag and Co., sad Ilteme. loa sod Ca, aad the dither prowisei that it shwa have hie w etteatkw eel that it oheald - be treasoitted to Weeldeetta. BT. PANCRAS ALMSHOUSES AND TEA HAMP STEAD JUNCTION RAILWAY. Yostarday a ntoterano meetingotthe= ce etz maned the above bolitatioa was Midst 11111 • Room, Edward-eremt,_ Rigid oven. Fanged Hum, J.P., ehdroma, moos e ho ottetedien st the marine Otankest, end missed that Go weft Id boo mgositly ronnomi le audio a goalisa dolly Abeam Xe bawl si Seir sawdlot To sons doers bodnallen ha been et ow& still, swim dilly% the wan d kid an the pit f t do Whig emiloy, vM. d the IMMO. VIII sodas t=rerao tbritrpepog e MA Orb ppe bni rendwiss de f gedis f ry &dew hit isof a ds. d the soden shear omit far the Middies tido pseisosto, 8 1 1 1 F ebna Irmo di 'minim poem sod iddnik Mewl Iola( that th ey more err pegs* Oen= th e coespoy, the Moil d their solicit./ to apply hr ra la Sellsa le woo g o moray widow my polka do the whmi el the mite. ele Psis Wood lant Dead who the inatitatio, wed akr the woe*: to end* what step they we saw Whim, sot only to solo do compieno at the UMW, lot to ootect the pont norm, Ina aged bats.. 4Remr, hear.) • Ws him J. P. Paso, , wee read by the rive. 77 " * his adoiratka 'the histitutio• ..., Do., the Downey Wino, tha MA a /MINI* d the shosi-nol alto el the Viorenwomids jv rr t io n Re q., regottel lied Os ldiltl hint Dr. nom Wam eat over spin irdr. et arkaisi the Wafts owl The ps ptda et de WNW 101 l been and, in tact, the by the delays—he might ray wont efl ai terab—an dims o part of the Railway cow. pel;(Neer, hoe) Charrineeisa WIWI hat smeared that if the ow weed . '„to arbitration lite omit would b., after the a =a of the Vies-Cloodier, in favour of the elms des *. Molnar.' hal lila an aell i zjert d • the wa of the shoionmes, sod Mt the while sits wee net sowed, the Dane t t been put lo It. then booms whin ore to be tweeted. Xi. Common, moidOet (ode etiond *id that the Maio W lea. pat la oar 10 After owe elonalion from atr. Bert, district Kam Stott, Wllloom Dent, Cotter, owl Ca a pta= hand, It was woodomody valved that as wed bs salt Zwet the ftadie os el ek Page Weed. powmo mere don Ni.. Dile net in do werlar, end to dam e vaila. men at Dr. Fraser, weeded by Xr. flawet, a odd mob d dodo was avoid Dr re alb roam in dal. be lolowindell the earns. Mr. noon pogamed a vote et dohs to do chairman, gni possilp terminated. ROYAL MEDICAL Bi COLLEGE. The fifth anniversary festival of this inatitatios took plies last (Mein at the numerous' Tavern, Great Quad-chest,Lincoln's-inn-fields. The goads numbered nearly two hundred gentlemen, a large numberwhet. were members of the medical Earl Grenville was announced to take the chair, bet his lordship bat( de. Mined by his duties in the House of Lords, Mr. Plectrum, the treasurer and founder of the college, undertook to 011 his place at the shortest possible notice. Amongst the company at the winded table were Earl Manure, Me. Briscoe. M.P., the Rev . - Archiescoa Robinson, Colonel Audi, Mr. Hancock, Dr. Alas, the Rev Dr. Vivian, the Rev. Dr. In, Mr. Griffith, Mr.J abal H Mr. John Capes, Mr. Z. Watkins, Mr. Clifton, Mr. gteaaman,6.4 The toast of the evening—" Prosperity to the Royal Medical Benevolent College' was incorporated with the health of Earl Mantua the president of th e institution, and was pro. posed by Mr. Peeped in a brief speech, advocating warmly the interests of the college, and calling attention to the fact that the patronage it had received had been far beyond the expectation of its most active promoters. The objects CI the institution, the company were reminded, were to metatals an asylum, in which 100 pude who must be duly qualified medical men, or their wtsows, not underM years of age, pmemaing incomes old Lest lb/. a year, be provided with three furnished rooms each, and with pack additional earistance and accommodation as the fends may permit ; to provide a school in which a liberal education wall be given to 200 boys, the sonsol i dgAqualibil medical men, 36 of whom will be educated, boarded, and maintained, entirely at the expense of the institntr to great annuities and occasional pet-Wary assistance to dies teemed members of the medical profession or their families. Theee object., and the claims of the initiation, were brought forward by the chairman, and eloquently advocated by Arelb. deacon Robinson, who drew an interesting picture of the manner in which tbe medical and clerical profeadens were often mutilated tooth...for du:benefit of etiffering humanity. Lord Granville having by this time made his sp. pearanct,. apologised for hie temporary absence, and. en propos ing a toad apropos of the college and its ama, eamatiated upon the write of the charity and the may ale vantage which see deiced from the medical prolamin. especially from that portion of it who devoted their time and energies te such institutions as the pretest. The appeal made to the company on behalf of the charity was se be sucoeseful that tho subecriptions and donations annexeced amounted to upwards of 2,5001. Mime Ryles contributed by her tasteful singing to the plenum of the evening, and Mr. Toole was the toastramter. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (710 X 001 Owg PARIS, TKVIVIDAT ETRIMIG. The closing session of the first Legislative As sembly of the second empire wee finislsed to-day, the six years to which the mandate of that body is limited by the constitution having expired.tThe government evening journals, the Pays and the Pattie, both contain articles insisting upon the great claims of the defunct legislature to the esteem and gratitude of the country, but the law not permitting the press to make the slighted allusion to what the representatives of the people are doing, otherwise than by a literal transcript of en Add report, neither of these journalism, able to tell their readers whether the Bank of France Bill has been pained this after noon or not. I am able, however, from private information, to supply this omission. The bill was voted by 223 against 16 after a rather brilliant speech against the measure by M. Kcenigewater, one ' of the members for Paris, which speech called up the reporter, M. Deena, and the government cv. miseries, MM. Baroche and Veiny. The session was declared closed by M. Schneider, the vice-pre sident (acting as locum teNeni for M. de Morny), at half-past five this evening, amid vociferous cries of Vwe lib mperwar r The house being now dissolved, it will be seen in a very few days whether the country will be dis posed, and whether, if disposed, permitted to mani fest anything like a practical interest in the elec tions. At preexist there are decided symptoms of a mach greater stir than has yet been Ken since December 2, 1851. A great many republican can didates are spoken of, and it does not yet appear that the newspapers, which may choose to run the risk, will be prohibited from publishing their ad dresses. One vital question will probably be ex amined with a good deal more attention than it was in 1851 and 1832, and that is whether the ballot boxes be effectually secured from official tampering. According to the ordinary course, the ballot-box is sealed with an official seal alone, and passes the night in the Mairic, but with what companions the public does not clearly know. I have reason to believe that, according to intelli gence from Constantinople received to-day by the French government, the French, Russian, Prussian, and Sardinian Commissioners will withdraw from the Principalities should the Porte persistia refusing to remove Prince Vogorides from the post of Caima can of Moldavia. Such a step would be tantamount to a declaration that the four above-named powers would not recognise the elections conducted under dr puma Caimacan's regulations. At the Bourse the preparations for the settlement aimebed attention that M. Devinek's report on Ike lank of France bill exercised no influence, although the amendments adopted were considered satisfactory. It was taken for granted that the bill would pass to-day by a large majority. The Rents was very heavy and fell 20c. both for cash and account, closing in each case at (Mfr. 10e. Mobilier fell 12fr. 60e. The advantages held out by the Bank Bill to the Credit Fonder occa sioned some business in the shares of that institu tion, which have been long neglected. Railways (with the exception of the Orand Central, which re mained firm at an advance of I fr.) were lower. Me diterranean and Southern fell 10fr. each; Bezien and °misname 30fr., and the other lines about 2fr. 60e. each. The trial of the forty-five persons charged with having formed a secret political society for the over throw of the government, was concluded to-day. Six of the prisoners were acquitted. The remaining ddrty-nino were found guilty, and, as has been very usual lately, sentenced to punish ments which appear very light in pro- portion to the gravity of the offence charged. sates vary trtra six months' to three and bar pore impriammsat, but the longer terms were ally inflicted upon a few. It is stated in the indictment that towards the end of 1838, the police having made investigations respecting a secret poli deal society, called the Militante, ascertained that it was in communication with another secret society, mined the Francs Juges. Pursuing their inquiries, dry further learned that the members of this new moiety were accustomed to meet outside Paris, and particularly on the Buttes St. Chaumont, and that when they proceededto the reception of new members they wore masks, and had their heads covered with • handkerchief. They also ascertained that the so ciety was divided into four cohorts, each of twelve tribes, and that the tribes bore the names of those of Israel ; that it was controlled and directed by a su perior council, called " the Consistory ; " also, that the members were required to take a solemn oath to devote themeless, their families, and their fortunes to the establishment and maintenance of a demo cratic and social republic. They moreover Ism& out that the members recognised seek other, not Tilt FRENCH ELECTIONS. The rmion affirms that the policy abocated by the Biiek, is toper to the eleediseu emeseekee reread =klira the democratic le lie derebeints, a t liddiestiser of St. , Qvis dot ikon sod /Ow do la Fresare hatromempl elm, pro eadaseldrrilleeelatasearet tislerlfts. Orresear eararay dries the sur tilirded dump Ibra biberrei Yard —"The ni t i tpele erldrealiavitea• tine, Or pew litthe asiskost, divided hie aria The" erglag ar ere% theirs hawthorn to ems NA sewn esedikase, a 4 • word, to give Feeds eltiodent aid. Abe de lire ilia journals, suchs . : t=stilidiees4 dr Nark Nei its Ala, virally I ea ee u=lheaeirre rat. They her red aridelha ken fur no to aver. The Was d thee Yuri d i t " as the charters d M* viii hr swede to hope's oe ell Trate a Ire et eedest edited et the utmost to snit owtaio arrewiteremede et Patio" The drove ilia Yeti:oaks noodle aurrealle ea the *- picas of • provincial journal, the llefaker do ds OM or lir. It thus two ceedidales ham elhost Otemedees to the of die didenteteet tits d'Or, namely, M. Taudrey, coadideie sited dry e r maat, Cousturier mayor of the ammo of NIA owl dee • eaoseeteir of roverszweit The wwilidari* et dr WIN thee bolsi ld Or Ismael quellea- 0 Omer radar Y a =ley eat warreattd AAA *tee ..usimposel=emsat et dr Ibe gewsearri. Osadi eadada=lia duet d ' Ll ' Arte cede d br the etriateliadda der he ad la Hs Odra as taidak eat rasp la ea ad et magi eserellete tilt deer don which ho boa es se • melt to the darn Carteret lei edy e.. elikes Is I. order to or, dilate his esedidelsoll. wilit him implied tinder to earn 4:meet Ow tridea—erriy, Taiga NI of anger. Wra might that lave dill email but we Amid sot but t w • fergethdeses his as a esoideal magistrate, or en act of dearent " r i l lia. e.sudeet d the AasesaMe offaA the fol lowili mestis it the above purge The 'rand is sba edit lie serious ronsegnenne of this doctrine, which I. deelierWeek when one rascal that it is applo able to . 37,0111 wildisuctiotterise." A letter from Stockholm says that on the pre ceding Bandy the banns of manage el Prima Omer sad the Primes of Nassau were published in all the denim of the capital. The manage is to be celebrated at Wier badge la the first week is June, and a staadrter, wrist* of a anew An, of tie hes, two conettee, a winner, ales of ono Norwegian ship of the line, is to reashis et Traw l' wren& on the 10th of June, to convey the august temple le easitheles. Prince Owes is to annend the 'qualm. ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL. On Wednesday lest the anneal examination al the children of this school took place, when the Hem Aram X.P., presided, before the largest amarly that ever met within that building. The subjected eaessimilsg I ware as scripture, history, geography, grammar. eillnoslim Ike. The examiners were Me s. Ikeda' mid Me. M.A., of the Borough-read, ad Mr. White, rake meet Schools, and the were to the tmetiene, be= boy. and girls, elicited great admiration, and lewd the thorough training of the *Siren in emy digertennt education. The gertaidleg of the children wee ma IMF cuted, and the Mange end median& preyed that common and send tamp were ea km Maid te. Alter the children bad dabbed their emalnettna the addreeed sere eatable remarks to them to Ida nenel thi g nmere, esmemand them for their indsetty, and for 1110‘1111119 Brews to the complicated walk= which berm mese were pat to them. The old sashes were then kil4r lona. remeded for good mind In their mayoral um pekoe More am 100 at these were so encomia. and abed 40 vases wee the one distributed amen them, be ems magi Nem Is. to 21s. The chairman, in Miming thms, re it semi letters of thanks written by ems at the yang we who had served their nod ane en daft ansinnt the kW de== of OM emileer. who went to Maras maw imbed ad vice* hatil . lS Ill uati l , , e re would Meat him. The writer a mes Miss Wm , Wart =that &tea colosy, m eal rhe m e i never known m of recovery ta diet Mewl, although coneemption wee net known them on a illemee. AMe if thanks wee given to the chairman and to the examinees, wild vas raw maid to by Mr. Kinnaird and Mr. Fitch. The WM grew *lemon, in doing ro, emceed his gratification et the improvement of the children, sad highly enlogheil li t teachers and the moral and reheats obosvitor of the eilsok. He expeamed Ms opinion ma that a lb eeedjutore Ikea no m orn had ever answered the inseam put more nab or more accurately. It me steed liens et the committee that during the pee year the Mete cad made up 2,664 aril. cles of clothing,had done al as ersalig el top end 1M and that al the laundry week ms dash the hem. I house was then thrown open to the Makes, awl old Ozzres , veined by s ing the WO abbot and all the , down to a excellent diem. Tim CALEDONIAN BALL.—The ladies pates:manes of the Wideman Ball met in committee at Willis's Raney yesterday afternoon. There were present the Counties ef Rosebery, the Coamtens of Fife, the Corneae of Errol, the Counters of Campedown, Lady Anne Mackenzie, Lady Hall (of Dungen), Ate.; end, in °magma* of her Meisel, having Lea her first grand concert for the 19th of June. It was unanimously resolved to postpone this annual imtival Monday, the Find proximo, when a splendid bell is sad*. peed. The Counters of Fife and Lady Anna Mahatma have each agreed to arrange a fancy quadrille—that of the former, which is invariably (Me of the chief features of the ball, will this year be entitled the Floral Quadrille. A resolution was passed yesterday morning at the Beak Court, associating Mr. Henry Freehand with Mr. Charles Freehand in the appointment of solicitors I. the Bank of England, the latter having held the appointment jointly with the late Mr. lames Freehand, jun., for the last seveatesn years. In their circular announcing the death d their brother, Mears. Freehand start—. With a view to supply ma fax es possible the lea sustained by this sea, we have made arrangement' for taking into partnership his dile son, Mr. Wee. Dawes Ficahlold, and Mr. G. O. Newest ,if whom both have been brought up in our once, and the latter has held a position of great trust in it for mane years." BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT IwavtrurioN.—Yester day • special general meeting of this institution was held at the London Travers, for the purpose of electing two panics en on the funds, cm., one male and one female, from • lid of 10 candidata. The president of the charity, Mr. Aida. mm William Lawrence, presided. The last annual repose stated that the whemptions and donation. mowed during the mat twelve months amounted to 1.3.54/. Is.. sad 700 1 . stock has been added to the rum invested in the Thrall per Cent. Consols. The president said that the Mamas was now in a leurielling conditka, but still he hoped that the fade would woe in more liberally. Tine charity was ably manned, end if the subscribers would but plata the name at as disposal of the committee, they would, on the neat easedon, swished to elect a larger cumber. "I election was min proceeded with, end at the close the anal ee was paid to the chairman and the scrutinies. Thlt ime nd t er a' Benevolent Inatitution was founded m 11117 10 allow makes to domed master builders end the ether trades oennereed therewith, end their ',Oars, sad to tom temporary read to deserving workmen el all roasters members elder Institution, in cases of accident. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, mama fe Berme, at Weetudaster, before Lord Campbell, rod Judie,. Coleridge, Me, mad Cromptea.) Kr. Justice Coleridge in adir - Metng the grand 'my momiag said them was • class of 'Rh toped to which then services would be very valuable the sole of immoral prints, sad books, which raps more then anything elm, was eakulated nitynPthe minds of the portk of m the commu thie was a serious °Mee, and be was tarry to soy it we. a growing one, as anybody might Fe who would Mks the trouble of walking through H -street, where Melt prodocticom erne exposed, for ; and it mast mks the dimwit of every well regulated mind. Seem of three Ume were sold to thoughtless youth, et any eon, sad they ware of • mum oncoleted to maim ea oho their minds, which it was difficult IM femme. would be brought before the grand 1 0 7 Winn oho parties chargul with this 0510011, sad it would be their duty to send them for Mal, if they thought fns orldiroor adduced Wm theta was saddle to joatify that MEM ary them Mind to their room. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. altioxe the Lard Chid Bartz, Mr. hake Wilke, and Berme Marti* sad %Um.) The Comet of Greer eat this wombs b the Coat of Bache quer is order to give judgment hi the cue of 21IPOSITO P. BOWDEN-Pr - MT Or • ORCLAILATION OP W• 1 Zastke;ViiilleiliiiiitiWrili the judgment of the court in this owe, ma id it wee an action on is charter party, bought *gated a British merchant who had chartered a vessel bane the declared= of war with to go to a Rawl= port, and there put on board tto be eanveyed to a wt in this country. The i t= wee whether the bees& out of the war before the ▪ valet the weed at Odom ted as a nullification of the &mar petty. The delhadant opera pleaded that the declara tion of war ereneei him from the peribretaine of his con treat, es tt was hopmelblei to carry ft into effect with out vieldfag the kw by trading with the Queen's enemies, The Goat of Queen's Snob bald that this plea was no answer to the scam. The important mastion tapes which they had to give an opinka was whether the plea was a Vunair i s sa . It wee dearly totablishal that the effect of a of war wee Myra as end to all intercourse with the inhebitante of the eatany's country, and to make all such latemoisree illegaL In 1799 some foot was thrown upon that principle, but in 1800 Lo a = and the Court et Queen's Beach decided that • of ear we. en absolute interdiction of comma hamtouree between Motile countries. A declaration of wee MI 6U the force of an set of parliament. It was an en areas alike mregrive of the mown, sod every authority, andleld, Sir Christopher Robinson, and r i ortioe mairl7 Storey, laid down that it had all the force of law, and was in fact • portion of the law of Rag and. Here they had to inquire what wee the effect ef a declaration of war upon a contract made before and remaining onetecuted at the time of such declanitios. Au thorities were not wanting upon that point. It had been held by_ Lord Ellentorough, and laid down by Chan cellor Heat, that the Mesa of a declaration of war upon such a contract wee to dissolve the contract, and excuse the parties from perkaming R. Ha Brinell subject, not domiciled in an enemy's country, shipped • cargo in a ueuual vessel from an enemy's port, be would be trading with the enemy, and violating the law; and neither au English subject nor an alien Mend could bring an action against a person for refusing to per form a contract containing an undertaking to do so miler war had been declared. _ . . On these grounds the Court were of opinion that the Judgment of the Court of Qum'. Bench ought to be re versed and judgment entered for the defendant. Judgment for tho defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. pitiless at NW Plitt', in Lodes..—Before Mr. :vatic* To7a1;:On This was the fleet sitting in LOll4Oll in Trinity Terra, sad the lint cautahted five causes, one of which was made a ra neenet, one was undefended, end the other three " went off," sad the court rose at an early hour. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MA.N . 8101 . 1-11 . 0178E. William Nash was brought before the Lord Mayor, drupd with having committed • violent assault on • whim whose name did not trample% at the Four Swans, in illi ter= "L thil ;earthier of the Your SWIM, mil d to that pmemisp his bawd •tordbis sobs in his basso, on= prosselha me et Monona be fart him waiter psedassig twin ths nose and with • tromeadoes eye. lie Beon Wined that the primmer, who was hie peeler, bad been fightimg with the maw, amelhogswe Wm into custody. The wear was too ill to seemL . _ Ica to tce — o'horga, tio primmer raid that the waiter ea a be hot had Wale trusimotkma on the Derby, and lisih having woe 10s. of lihn, the later refused to bird it over, bet " Muck to it, and, upon an dimeatlon on the withholding of the money arising, blows sewed, but he deelarsi mast solemnly that he never touched Ys waiter until he teak rip a to strike him (prisoner). The Lord Mayer reese the ease for the purpose of getting the attenos of the waiter, but admitted the pri soner to bail on his own recognisant:to, THAMES. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IT A DESTITUTE FEMALE. dime .I.loary, • eve-was middle-aged woman, was charged before Mr. Yardley with having attempted to drown bond/ in the RIM Thames, off Millwall. William Oka, residing at Watercress-cottage, )(Mira, said that last algid he was walking along the road towards Iris hems, when two females, one of whom was the , came up to him and asked him the way tho t ris erZriouse, to observing that the wanted to go to Greenwich. He said that be would show her. The other female went away. lie accompanied her to the Ferry-house. He stowed a little while, when he saw her plunge into the river. He rushed after her and aueeeeded in taking her out. Mr. Yardley -What did she say to you? Witness—Slue was almost gone. Mr. Yardley—Wan she under the water P Witness—Yes, air. She was sinking; and when brought out was quite faint. Elisabeth Catcher, the female who was in the company of tinplieceer, was called. She said th at she and the prisoner a few days ago come out of the Greenwich union to get work, sad that they not succeeded. Mr. Y —Have you applied to be admitted again? Witness— as, ;we went to Wapping workhouse, but they would have nothing to do with us. I belong to W C". Yardley—You should have applied to the parochial DUMPS of Greenwich and they would have passed you to Wappthg. Polieirconstable K 401, who bad the primmer in charge. stated that on her way to the court the prisoner observed She was sorry the man bad paved her. forgot to mention that the prisoner told me she nment to drown IssrsaN, which made me follow her. Kr. Yardley—They seem hardworking women. Have you had any breakfair to-day? Colcher—The policeman gave each of us a penny loaf. LA night I slept in • stable. Mr. Yardley gave her huff-a-crown and remarked that bad the primmer not exprersol her regret at being saved, he would have discharged her. He should send be to the Howe of Correction, where she would bare the advice of the chaplain. The priaaner was remanded for a week. THE MURDER AT BROMLEY HURST.-11C in quest repeating the death of Mr. William Cbarlesworth, whet mu murdered last Saturday morning, as stated in the Repress of Monday,wae concluded on Wednesday at Abbot's breseley, bane Mr. Ward, and a verdict of wilful murder was neurned against Charles Brown and Gomm Jackson. The prisoners were also examined before the magistrates at HU/meter to the erasing. It woe proved that the body was found on Eleturday morning lying in the road, and that beelge-stake covered with blood was found dose to it. I, awned from the confession of • man named Morrie, who bopliceted In the crime, that Jackson knocked down the deemed with a hedge-stake, and that Brown had been pre vienely talking to him. Jackson again struck the doomed and kicked him on the eide of the head. Morrie and Jack eon searched the pockets of the demeaned, who died without • struggle. and took out some gold end silver and a 51. note. Brown and Jackson were both convicted on the charge of wilful murder. MURDER AT NEWCASTLE-UNDER-I.TNE.—A brutal carder yes perpetrated about one o'clock on Sunday morn his Bhawbuildings, Fletcher-street, Newcastle, Stet- The name of the victim is James Rogers. He was shat 4q an Irishman, and unmarried. He was lounging Rik tb am et Se house at which he lodged, when • young ellewdep.. men, named Rogan, who had some grudge spinet ftlea, and had o ft en sworn to be revenged, went up to him weed with a poker, with which he deliberately beat in his shall. Death was instantaneous. Rogan has absconded, ands reward of 201. is offered for his apprehension.—Man • cheater Guardian. THE Citesina.—At last even the gipaies are 'tang into civilisation, the green and gorse-oovered roul ade spate where they need to encamp in security being enclosed, and thrown to the adjacent fields, and being hunted eat et the by-lanes they have been compelled to make an effort. Several families have settled down in dwellings at Needlehern, and the men and women go out to work for the ienagn, and mike good labourers. At first the villagers did not take to their new neighbours very willingly, but by sigmas distaste died away, and most seem disposed to give ... a _ _dr weniering tribes a fair chump of losing their past mixed m en wi y. th the settled and industrsous Praia's& Ke Cantu., PALACE. ONZ SHILLING DAT. -a IitTIADAT, MAT 28.—Admiring an payment, 4,565; di ** lanin robin 508; total 6,07 a. LAT EPS°. Ran Blink B. them, V • bq flun,lie Slattern, P Sovereign. Perth, are PAID F. All the • Miter, Patrick, • The r, bottom. of of one of oonfeand • whose 11. by the au " Ste. 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