The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-10 00:00:00

/7r 1 • : " bit ir _[. T I , i• ... 4.. _ • _ _ [Stamped, ld. AdditicsaL) No. 5,200.) LONDON, FRIDAY SVIININEt, APRIL 10, 1863. CIWOPENCE A, ceiling at the of Good H op CA!A3odrYTTadra•--NTEAM COMMUNICATION Wendt LYN DON and INDIA.—The well-known clipper atuillau_steantehlp INDIANA, I,3ustosa MO-horse power, JOHN SMYTH COT11111•1k der, now imams in the Victoria (London) Docks, will lane ma 11th April embarking pamensers at and leasing Ormond on Use 10th Alof t f ur Calcutta, calling at the Caps of Good Hope sad Madraa. T msgnincent shlp, built expressly for the India Leda s ti . b eau thoroughly rotted. ham Arse-rate accommodation*" passengers, sal will carry an experienced surgeon, also • stew ardess The average passage of thin company's steamers Lot season was 70 days to 'Madru ; the Calcutta having porkesamil the voyage in :d days, being the shortest ea record. The line will be continued on the 10th June, sad Goths AM of each sneeeeding month, with the strictest ponctsality. by one cd the company's magnificent nett of auxiliary screw For freight or paassge apply to GNINDLAT aad dt = 4 6l l4 , l t tiamentetreet. S.W., the broken : ALTHED NUTT andOes. lab, Leodeumnetreet, EC.: or at the °moose( this VON pAhry, 9, Londen, : whale SIM appikalkes for appointment& as midshipmen in this antes le made ZICHAND LMY. isceetery. SPBCIAL FOTICI LIVERPOOL, NEW VOILE, AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY. Vera and Passengers arehthereby thertos z i =ttn on ll s y at i n lic r that w York e . ° lr eviltnist at (;n ri t i :enstown for passengers on M onday, will in Tatum sail from Liverpool on Fridays . and will continue a regular sailing ever. alternate Friday from Liverpool. &Eng at Queenstown ou the following day for passengers and doe =tar aa usual. QTEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct —The LIVERPOOL, NEW TONY, and PHILA DILPHLA ATF.AMSICIP COMPANY Inland despatching their itillpowrred Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-Ships, calling at queessatown to embark priewMgerl and despatches, as follows ; WEAKLY FROM - LIVERPOOL FOE NEW YO2l. KOINgOIO/1, Wednesday, April lA. CITY OF MANCHESTER, Friday, April IT. 51 4 1 . 41 1 2010 S trOiwigllP,4o o W- - And wiry =weeding Wedaeolit sad every atone= Friday. Cabin plume lA, 17, and El vies= according to the assewe siodatiog. Forward paargu S guineas. Including all provide= waked. Passengers for Canada. the United States, and British Columbia, booked through on vary advutageoiu. terms—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM IN AN. It, Water , slmet, Liverpool; or to EMS and MACEY, I, King Wiliam street City. BREMEN. — Direct Route to limovia, Brune wick, and Central Germany, WIRY THURSDAY, Me North German Lloyd's thlendhl gasp/ ,SCHWALII r,. 2 ~,c2 or MOWS, from Horrelydoert, M 11 ma., millog ?kw for at noon. Term to Broman: SS sad Ll : return tickets, LS end Lt ses.—ints at CINATLENS TolrersolOtiee„ Regent-drone, W.: or to P, GRAYER sad PITILLIFINt 11, Rood-Wee, LC. RO I MRDABLand the s RHINE. —TWICE a paddleeisamer SATSUMA, Cap& W. MTN, oom =r ' eDelia& sad liteaus-wbart, Wapping, emery Sundep, 11 set, ...g sad tram loakadam every Tuesday moral. Rum. asst £1 10e., sad 17a ed. ; return, OM. Ss., a n a Is. id The tzrzeteamer YTINOORD Naffs from off the Tower =ay merulop eag so rrjual u trom Rotterdam rrer b l . ocsnealas st aKe rtbeh emst sad fastest steamers on the Ridoe.— For m atives maw to palsied mini, them bdUs. to Oesa. W- tete PR ILLIIIII6 GILL A nt Rood-hi Mi. =c ars La PINE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, .111nekehmet. tendon. Intittnani Ina 6,030,000 • 4OOOOO TAft and forma for eff=a tir urances, appty to 11 . v. =ta m Imams. /1.0. SANDAL DO NI! Affsmey. $1.4 0 1.1 IVIII NG SCHOOL of COOKERY, O ' It, Dernornatreet Oxfordetreet If USIZIIIMAI instrneted by a YZNIM 1 000! very modmate tams, and SITUATIONS ML II A MI UN D MIL t Dinners of aumnrons menet teat Ac., awed up DAILYIn the moat Solana 101,a, 'resenting unusual opportu pities ofspeedy proficiency in the art of cookery. Under the petrons.te of families of the Wheat reek. BIZTEA LANGTON, Lady Superintendent f TRAINING COOKERY, oCOOKERY,I4, Benmmetvesk (Mfordetreet. MANUA wmongo EZZAKIPASTS, We As, Galan tine*, ie., mot eat opts venanally moderste tame. Prlvate Mam teet ma he., prepared at the above establishment on the alsor seam 111311111. LANGTON, lady Superlatendent. T RAINING SCHOOL of COOKBRY, teraerweereet, Orteed-wereet. Me USUAL SA= IYHOTI et esmeterseem. zweele, to. by a. MURAT MAN 0001 C. at LS end at I p.m. DAILY . Tleteia. to Id. seek et tea for Le. lexacesia at soap mad eat nest et IS to I le. melt Whoa v LaitittOW, lady Ikribilerksi T WA.ININGid 13C1100L of COOKIEBY, , Iksaas4lnet. Ooratoireei. MALI and VENAL' o rf f undeniable character are provided argil SITUATION'S In noblemen and geremow's lainillee free of charge by applying to Ilea LANGTON, se abrre. A e lti F r ' .l 3 3l ALK and GUT GUITKNE9BII eoatreelaea 1.8703.,97.; Jag k& niosmiti.sw a iddbiii•Z :pals terbium" Alloopp ant Idle Pile and BM= Ale. Aolorm Soo, and Oefsnsies stout, hiparlin et Mums sal Iplells.-4011ses amen* th• loyal may. =C:—TM Orb suppilat Offal Mena for cask AtIIOX—LEA and FIBRINS' /4,7 WORCISMIREIRI WIC& Thlsdellakess ersonskasnas . •• Ta a r alh fLY IM I ITr d drCT" Is prepared nobly b 7 IRA and P ILRINS. The puddle are Dom _ cautioned mlt worthless Its. gong, and streeld ere tat las and Terri Dines areas wrapper, abet, Weds, end A572 1 4 9 n1 and MINN. SAUCE. Sold illelasale sad kr smug Swabs ProseislerOrsresdas Mta, was a s 72.4120111.11.; WPM. 114wmAY and SONS, Wail" do., ass : and by peons end Whim nalvarsallr HALWALL as well irw the "IJUIWET " bwareeeet ewe tbe noblibo ad WALLIN Xamk by ROBERT wkTus. 2 , Martinift . Ca=iresa. Landon. Bold by Gramm Itanan and ethane, at Ma. a dons. Wbobnale Agsats, E. Levis and Oo , Waresabor. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to sap Pan al Ws Kingdom. Wowing-roam Mhos In Voivet ... to • • Arowing•roggi Solim.allogilato U • • Dialog aomplato BM -roam amplolo IS • • N • • Priallint-dasis. ir 111W/11l 144, 07a0K W. lilogleatad Catalogina grail mad FM tom an oppllasika. T O. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers es . ds et 1.12.11.17firi CANDLER, to bon. tbe prise i dleza. mold awarded, and the: candle. adopted by bar Yr see ot the orthary steam abroad. on eldabeed al A &median aod So the II la. ad. For lwanol. i al= a 011 . - breled' Tabieha OL sod ea. yob. TM le we Out Meld ' s Oben. ea the Vibram a*, La*" IL and ter exporloaldb—Upper A INUIT WAGGONETTE. —R MIILLINERS N NOVELTY-a IMIM four•wbeel gaga" ail game a weggamette, if reel, a - ila • ail carry image es reef; mat be drop& ea be kem seamy Heft close carriage tee Ow persoaa—For &edges lad MI cigars apply to the Wrests mad ally bander, 11. 1411 tR, carriage manufactory, Leassiagtea. adLD OHAINS.—WATHIRIBTON and stOODEN trr Me on alluetlos at the public Is See ad 1111•011:111 arida Oa dailvar wadi 6.Y aused Maim purchased at their meutastory : 4 a a. T o (M e a anal oldp cd_ ... 2Lara AY; Pi hulas keg • • g, ea tut. 11. Sid. pat a;sc poise gra, at Toad Ulm Wiz 'WW I " las QUALITY. WILOIT , sim l'ArAl el the gold are marls& sad lasomelamite pardraaar: Walker .tea aid &fleas lookbar lar a Yr ramanwaNso as as wort only, whirl% la aiselpd assoribas as We Miaow or the paitara. • et N sod BROOMS, Goldnaltam—llairthartary A. carlatrastreet. Cavaaaaardaa Ueda. W.C. Nara- D. _ _ Ameiriiairck Chides awl Jewelle 7 Ise la. iiiii—N.B. Ibis iMabUENNEgb dosed at le tli wenn, rid oullstamillsan• TO LADIES. —ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an *wow Botanical preys for Improving and Benutt tom the Cemplerfon and Mu. The radinist Mean ft hoar* to the cheek, and the mender and delleib m ich berem of the Mon and arena , ila apehtlilp of eat re. iq nil *Mee* dirdassikes, and wan adenomas miss It bedhumushk *spry toilet. It obviates an tat• cf aim* 6S en ir, trfreibar with reference to cold met tudneraney. fre 8616, 16 * Trice H. ea. end Pa. ed. par bottlM—fiold * E• 0166 -1614ne end by arming and perfumer& Ask Sr " Beerlandd Barter: oaf ism** escrlotta and posisbas millike sager tks name 61 " Ifetrilitr. D IPT llREl§..—The PATENT SELF . 10 l/hILMING easetAN taladwar °I" 12 7 oalmollattleee. reocameerled by *aft far the • CM tad radar lonia The awastry Iva* el • Vag troo " NAN'S Darr, without watotestarr o =r o the part affected, which diadrabla object le alone la onencombered erlth Mews, viral Reap. 4 pad belkisd.— J. EGG = 4 C o., 1, Ptea eaft,lr. 4 10PAUS _WAHINE =GE. outieessfully 11104 ha Ss Pads mai Lead= Ilembab. odor Yr are of Ildam Ceitirbir, Wm!, LINK Piimad, mad Irnisel Wsseet. Tow., MIL ofteSs etre bea inner of asys. la eltherb az AMIN ariama.-111. SIL Ps• belsea da. , 2d .at Ann% /Ma Ohnlikk 4111. AlemadieL CITY 'of LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY, de. • STROLL 012111•L .. XIXTL ‘I N C OrL Governors of this Society will be held o FRIDAY sett, April 17. lea. et the le atltellon, 7e, Queen.street, Chesil:side, at 4 (idea precisely. to take late enuideratlon the rec. tomendattoo of the Committee. "That the genera Meeting do sanction the sale by the Trustees of each feather stun of Stock from the Tends of the heriely se mitt seeraary to complete the repairs sand altarsakels M the a boss% No. 16, Flusbery-iquare. order, O. ROLINTON. Bealetsay. TEN LONDON PAVILION. The LASSIE INTIIITALMMSNIS at the above estab- Mehemet will embrace the following talent :—Madame Valeke awe. Madame Mite, Mies Constance, Madame Laaebinl, Mr. H. De arearer.sed Mt. Mae warm% Lo.: liIW Oarrela, the Stolle lam*, and the kw AMIIOII.II Monde's. Comk—John and Emma Weide, Mr. Micklesthala, the 7 eseh DORM% and the renowned D'Autens, who have created a perfect furore. at splendid American Bowling Alleys open daily. VLOW/ER SEED 8, carriage free. PRISM IeZDAIA66I Red 1862.-11 new annuals, lea ed.: Ildltto, M.: IS half. annuals, Ts ed.: 19 di to. U.; to hardy anneals, les. SO daft, :16 ditto, The above caro -1 tam are selected with the greatest care. wait a view to give We utmost pedant roMeti. Ample cultural directions are plated oa each acket. DUTLIE aad p rctruoca, !SD SLTICHANTS, Cerea -1 prdenesertst, Lemke. g.ENTLEVENB DREER--IiAMILTON and LIM eTOlf, Woes, Inform the public thee Ilse NNW D 8 snooper —, mot epleilem plum* au Yoe ear 'm elodies aka a sabot Moak et overesela en haa4 for We Tea tromeartep are el imielarleiso_bd pollertit that MINK be maenad. —No. 106. Weed. erfelit• Beie r -a"' NEI MILITARY MUSIC. BLESS sagmenoiAr4rlZal'qs_lLwi scsissis — od 10.7 - 61. osi tree. &WORT= al I) New Ballad. cuomp p osalexyalagy for sad mai by Mr. 6 by Munn &Kamm, words by W. ILffiMlll. fa. Landow: Ikea.. Corks sad Oa, New Boxlingtonat., sad all bootadlart TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (arum's rzumaams.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, emir, 9. The bands of insurgents under Cznakowsky and Oxineky are augmenting. The insurrectionary forces in the district of Salim* have been largely increased. General Berg has arrived in Warsaw, and was received by the officers of the army. The general, in the name of the Emperor, thanked the army for their fidelity and courage. It is probable that the Grand Duke Constantine and Count Wielopolaki will leave Warsaw. The insurrection is lipreading in Lithuania. The peasants are blueing the schismatic churches. Rumors are entreat that the guards from Taeakos•Selo ate on the march to Lithuania. I.ol' THE RUSSIAN ARMY. BERLIN, Ann. 9. The .Yorddeutsche Zeitung of to-day publishes a telegram from Paris, announcing that on Tuesday last intelligence was reoeived that the entire Russian army Mahout to be placed on a war footing. The same telegram asserts that Baron de Budberg, the Reasian Ambassador in Pacts, was informed by his government to-day, that the increase of the army bad become necessary on account of former redectioma, and that Cronstsdt had also been placed in a state of defence. Neither of these measures, however, had been undertaken with any aggressive tendency. THE VISIT OP ME SULTAN TO EGYPT. ALUAIBDBIA, Ann 8, Ensura. The Sultan lett WI sit, to-day foe Cairo. ALEKANDRLI, AM. t. At the reception of a congratulatory address from the foreign consuls to the Sultan, his Majesty replied : " I feel great satisfaction in seeing around me the honourable agents of Powers with whom I have relations u a friend or as an ally. I have ' come to Egypt with the role purpose of giving the Viceroy • freak proof of my goodwill and most particular affection, and to am this important por tion of my empire. All my efforts are directed to the development of the welfare and the happiness of all classes of my subjects throughout the em pire, and to strengthening the ties which unite us with Europe. lam convinced that the Viceroy will also sontime upon this course, and that, fol lowing in the steps of his celebrated father, one of the moat illustrious men of our nation, he will understand bow to preserve and carry to comple tion the work which that great Prince commenced." SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 9. The health of General Concha is re-established, and be has resumed his post. In a meeting held to-day by the members of the former parliamentary majority, it was resolved not to engage beforehand to lapport the ministry. LIVREPOOL MIZCANTITS MAW R ASSOCIATION, This recently-formed semelatthe (which 100 new members joined last yew) is preemie se astidectorlly, that the council, at the annual tussling yenterdey, easement their intention of appl Se parliament fer • charter of incor poration. The assoistieo will this form a benevolent and provident fund for Meth and decoyed members, end they hope to amalgamate far that purpose with aa old local society, with ameelerthie rensarees, celled the Marin So. ciety. The chairman, Mr. R. lkoeklebank, announced his isteotion of giving 3001 to the fund, and Mr. R. Raskin (chairman of the Menu Dock Board), Mr. J. C. Ewart, M.P., and Mr. R. B. Gene* met prorated 1001. Before the proceedings bennianted, Yr. B. J. Thompsos, the some. tary, announced that the school frigate Conway (meabiished by the simeiati' on for the education of officers and boys of the mercantile uterine) was a most decided ewe* end now almost selfsnip= 7 Before the proceedings of the meeting doled , &maltose to the proposed Besse mint and Provident and were announced to the amount of nearly . 1,5001. Mr. BRIGHT AND THE EMANCIPATION &cirri' At a losetiog of the Sheffield Uniocand Emanaipationflociety It was revolved to invite Mr. Bright to address a meeting en the American question. The hoe. gentleman has retuned the following answer . •—" April 6, 1863. —Dear regret to oar that I cannot sonnet your invitation to Sheffield to whines a roosting on the American question. My engage mute are too many greedy to allow me to add to them, and it Ia very difficult to give up time for public meetings during the 'Seep of partimuint. I ant glad to Mb your activity on the Ante question. In my opinion there has sever been any qsaMen more intemethg to men who live by their ski and labour, and I bops the working men of England will nod fail to undentand M. If the report of the recent mooting in St. Jimmie-ball were circulated amongst your population It would Dhow them bow all labourers and artmana are cosesened in the great struggle THE ITALIAN EItIGANDII. —WO read in the Temps I which is pending no the American continent. I have to o f y o .c oo d o y A louse Ism R oo " In the as- thank the members of your mow for their invitation, althoeste I ant not able to swept am very respectfully ammo the/ the elle= ef imEing of Naples net I roam our Boman. Kr. omega Hayiaad. sbatuki. „ . 18 X•Silt mar 9• 1 • 010 1 of the Do" do TioPooii to I Eimer= Roar AT Bsoansorrom.—Yeaterday 119•• a indite/7 ortootiotiou to the Willendalle tie former I afternoon a telegram wee repaired is Manchester from Mr. kingdom of Naples. We cannot credit the latellipme Adamson, visitor of the Central Executive Committee of the amooittod t o the & now& f or is i s diffi cu lt t o a d m it the I Relief Pond to the various local cam mine's, Waling that the plain of Ws kind as be pshliely cannind on under the pre s tr t r a p!r ea W i r`th" bad wootrelstad polo 'bore roots of Broadboltam, user Matt', Closture, and fin i . Medal of the ] bench in that lean of a ri ot wore entertained. The cause the Taos BOMBAY AND Matramus MAUD. —The tumult is understood to be a proposed reduction* the scale p•huda, tad (maw Oompeny's easerethip Ceylon, I of Tani, and nu ebtoedoo to Wolf employed no oat-door Captain ItteMO, wilts the heavy portion of the Br- works. Thi sbe , t P rls h t: Si. " lief there " 44 . P•rk• ld, ems. Out of total of 2,186 opera bay and Mearftlan mid* arrived at SIBMibutPDIs ter w hich le Droadtottom Chartemortb, 1,913 ere estirely Imlay afternoon. fibs Whip ST possessors. 1 box of out of wort. wale. 564 11a. ; also $ pesinges elepbeats' Mob, 0 borne I Irritirarlowar. Aaarom.rtraaa, lizrunrrson.— of twang* 6 oasts of gat*? awe of pletaros, 19 etas of The Pad agricultural competition will be named this yeel wise, ItT pachnges of sesidnts, 10 cam sad 311. Wm of at Hanthorg, la the tus k eammeteing fhb the 14 th July - mat (cards class on th let Mity), and y 11•0012.• Ilk, valued at We% darling. E m u Ned, to English ogrioulturfoto, as it ei ge ai mprixes in THE OITTWAND Pas= AND RIM PLAYS Emu& neeek alone to Ma extent of BOK, namely, for Xana.—The bra ompay's deemed* Oulda, berme , eattle • sifteP'• and bailorbailor awerde for "gem c o o n i a s oo k, mug e nn a ninnam „Nanny, at 3 placebo eel o th er agromlar implosive* sod medals for p.m wkh the urns for Liebe% ale arm_ produce. An English juror will be appointed to each allall e t 21 ' division of the fithibilise, which will oc cu py a dBO Pie* She tea oat 203 pare=.-.., eel "ado o• SIVA miss MASK, of whisk sassomt WANK is grid seta* importing tea without odour the leaf per. 1M Brasil poets ; LOW her siker. fee Ns; sa&I1MOOL leam Cilar,= 4 12 " . " r 1 """ " 4 ' l ' " • goki coin i nn lia na. Ts, ono, took a gin mirk iseg iumi das. tisea Tas w Is tin sasoleand irsa...4 Swale ARRIVAL OF KING VICTOR RDIMANURL AT FLORRNOK FLORENCE, Aram 9. The King has arrived here, accompanied by three of the miniaters. Ric Majesty was received with the greatest eathuaieani by the inhabitants. The town was decorated for the occasion. ras MILEAGI Dun's. • DEPUTATION TO THE OF THE RX(1111M17E11. Yesterday a deputation of coach proprietors in I. IIQ town an d mu an interview with the Chanoellor of the his office in Downing-street, for the pur pose of ' pon the right hon. gentleman the propriety of taking fa consideration the subject of the mileage duties with • - ew to their being abolished, and the levying a tax or liontie dutympou stage coaches and omnibuses, so m to put =eh carriages on an equality, as regards lantern, with railways, tramways, and other modes of land Issas& The memben of the deputation were :—Nesers. Z. NITA Bristol ; *. Brown, Preston ; J. L. Thornton, Linage; R. Byres, Medford ; J. Costelow, Richmond; R. Z. Hughes, Dayserder ; Yoking, Hew ; law, Cheri& Amami, Later, Bartell, Crews, Landon ; aild'llr. J. H. Medfield, eitst ; sod they were iatredoeed by Mr. Thom* Home, &P., who mid that Mbar isembeee el perilesimi would have bees present but for the eirousistamiselthe 1 racer. The CHsicsmos of the Emmen= mid be bad received sod earthily considered the memorial which had been for warded ta him was the subject. It put the ems eteerly enough, sad what be now welled to base wins peselissi foam bean* ou the general statement. I said tt• - . memorial . omnibuses A both ways, whether they Ye Chapeau, mesething ob - sagged a the pro. = A. railway , whthrt the . fourteen per memorial says twelve :1 : - . i : -2 ,a• 16%4 moil& Alpaiabisbh v*kle altiao! flisb;Nisai Oressith, unjustly moo into titbit* tits )1b• limi t'. Whit b• • ditty 101. t' i tar i pepue tortotalp to tinikvisoott ~r~ caroplaist, P sod au • to somas tbs tows e c I nd VI *NV aid leek' • The Olusansa.os,el.the Iteetheeptho beedvetlit was& i culatios lad been NO* I& **el* 4 th 1114 1 4.0 wale os we revenue. . mi. esUlf a rtr usues Orit W ia... or t• ibi *WAS ...Ai' abh.bass eh is 11611411thiet eteerbe itheesee.bd Proem eadleeee lbw wee ail, re rni f a t r bs lZE l LL th e/Z 8 6 61 14:1= eie would be Mk o r oaken el. . . ~." ma " a lea illicznracu laid that be did Dot these it saw -d the ebjeselee• greed, but the Mink we Is ft a bother bath The pais pro posed by tie depulatlea theeld bath his beet etheeterthiee. me right ben. gentlemen further stated, in repay to Mr. Brumley Meer% that the ottnatios of eceadenal !dowses should Dot be forgotten be tie legislation oft Year. The &pittance having thaaked the right hon. platinum fir his cesium thee withdrew. Bh•Derza said that iite short poiet of the mi was that tha proprietors at Ow coaches and one wen charged with a inflow duty of it per mile boil whether they eanied passeagars at we, ohs* earned wisp er sill Os • former ommies the am el Wm ilmiVeisse admitted ttai , there was mesa The Me the betty , imibiletawi4llo_cli you pow Mr odd tbe'y similled to • stmeorial if them was ~stils ii to be but nadir tha sot d 1842. width rise in plaee out uequality with railways, the • eompanies • tax of sbout three par amt., whi o wl p tore is the etomery paid shoed heft emit, Loudon tea. -pee omit. The s of tha 14amposs—The mare nine per • •-• •- - ' Kr. • . 'WNW'', • poptielor of omidli • received 'is lcur iu,2741., as which 1,1001. - and m il eage ditty, cal ls 1881 r 12,4901., C . tbe As yppid inw.1,971. The C • • .1: of the F4clUmfait said bo t Ihail4=d it 1 = . • • • • • elm sere =rir s 'oms swan " 111: • *awed o ofoloombosio, were *at ed. Tb. i ei the Eiciogerg bed to able Irvin • baste Used. H. wards HIM to same Ile had six years Obantegbt ei dfro brabwirsi never • • • ea emellopoeB a t>is itiolesed flu He made y prepoeals for sumplisos. Mr. : were tiose=r bi lice • is • • • • whore Vis bad em comps • wittressalmSel emii flethi esvalleN • • • ot mia• 'ended the law in respect to t a b •• to vet ra moz th an four miles per boor. the d • • -vas, that there should bt of 51. as its miles, of 71. 10a on fifties nib on tweet, • • M. 10a ow twesty.tios mite same for greater distasere—the daty quarterly • adresoe. lir. • of • • ova, complained of the hay at..-. • frees the essapetittion of nn ram, • • • • oi *MA eroded the law witi mato Bristol, owed the arse compla re • / •• • law praised with great bards hoed • • who an oae-hone omnibus* to • • sail hem the beeelli• the Medea. Is d 40.10•413G•1im. 2 •r . of trisieit ths .• • • sad meoh _R•releur. _sad = which i ,wes azireinali dt to 'ohn* Is 61 of Entail, from Wield to Ponsiassa Si Miss lib palm THE ITALIAN BUDGET. TURIN, APRIL 9. The Chamber of Deputise has °winnowed the debate upon the Budget ol the Minister of the Interior. XDLLE. IMABILLE. TO TIN IDITOS OW TIOOIXITAWO. Sam, —Yon; intelligent i ) l7;4correnpowdest in view 5 downiting mane. fililudle, the Pr Jorlmq Club Grow u " a nuislan • hutitation.'• Nor loftier i • unimee ewe fa Italy. At Venice and Flaws the &um girls offs their bouquets ea the wone terms on Yak. liebelk, that is to say, wakiag no eluge, mar Whim mossy ai the tuns, 1131111•1 it is forced on thews Whew tho however, Is Lavin the city, they we always to he= the unsay station to refresh his mammal the last mast awl receive payment is full.-1 am, du., D. C. Aprff 9. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Ana 9. The troops of this garrison were inspected this morning by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambrid^ General Commanding-W.4lnel. They consisted of the 4th and 6th brigades Royal Artillery, 211 d battalion of the Roth Regiment, 53rd Regirawit, 56th Regiment, Rod battalion of 60th Rifles, and the Royal Marine Artillery. The troops wars under the command of Major-Geneml lard William c.a, who was attended by Lientement-Oolooel %%inkwell, Deputy Adjutant-General; Lieutenant-Colonel Somerset, Deputy-Quartermaster General • Captain FE Ma j or Utttin maisaa, A.b.c. Hs nem, attended by Major•Gemaral Mr Richard Aker/. I Bingham, R. A., and other oaken, rods an the ground about eleven &clock, and the troops were put through a parka of move/seats inoidental to a field day. The weather was exceedingly unfavourable, a drizzling rain felling Intermittently, and, comparatively speaking, but few potions turned out to witness the review. Is the otter. noon his Royal Highness, attended by • numerous staff, , crossed over to Gosport, and inspected the 7th brigade ; Royal Artillery, the lA battalion of the 6th Regiment, and I the Royal Marines Light Infantry. His Royal Highness will continue his inspection of the fortifications commanding the approaches to the garrison tomorrow. WOOLWICH, APRIL 9. The Firebrand. paddle steam vessel, Commander Plonk from the Mediterranean station, was paid off at the dockyard this day sad bar caw granted the seal kayo el game. The continuer minim ma wow eatared on the books of the IPigard flag-ship ea eapreisamreary mamas of the fleet, with Ilse ' of weal of bow eraw.vlari• ressived their • patio *cm= . 1 topsated p sad pasta bad VOLUNTEER BANQUET IN ESSEX. CHELMSFORD, APSII, 9. The volunteer officers d &sex dined together this evening at thejabize-hall in thia town ; • large and brffliant company assembled, the ptheriag comprising not merely volunteer ofikers, but gwitlaosso onsected with the lewd militia, yeomanry, ha. The sateciniwroent took place in the ball-room, • spacious spa//mist, which was draped, with dap and ortamented with seilitany de vils, while lustrous chandeliers, glittering wax-lights, ant tastefully decorated tablas, communicated great trilliaacy to the scene. It was also de rigueur that the military sod volunteer officers present should appear in uniform, and mist of the oounty gentlemen who took part' ' in the proosedbip also wore their uniform as deputy-lieutenants. Mate templanta hare been im pressed as to the went of uniformity in voluateer uniforms, and Essex has bees ao exception to the other counties of &Wind in respect to the diversity of tastes which bare found scope fa the equipment of her piknt ralttions. Bat than. is an old adage that " randy is pleetitg," sod cenanly it bald good to-nigh. Lord BLS. 1000[11, viesliestoatat of the county, presided ; and was rapported by Mr B. P. Hestiker Bart., the nigh Sheriff, Lieut.-Colossi Mr Una& de sag, Itear•Adadral lellardy, Wesel Clay, C.B. ( t of the tamp at Clelehester), W K oos' nox, Lieut.-Ccdosel Brin (West Ewan Mr. P. Militia), PepLiata.- Oilless .olosel Capper, Mr. 0. Du Cane, M.P., O. Wont% X.P.. Mr. J. W. Perry-WatHng t‘ ILP., Mr. T. W. Bemoans, 11LP., the Veserable ittean Mildmay, Mr. T. B. Western, Nr..T. Gsidetritehow, Major Coepe, Ma4or Birt, teir ROMA 111401 linCaptain li. W Baker, Captain Davey, Bettall, Captain w r d een Captain Stewart, Captain Davis,vle Captain Noble, Caplet; Bishop, Capttin IrGlerterp, Captain rniTOrap ahem Tawke, Captain Ottbli, Lienteuant Davis, be. Colonel leMerdo was invited, lad the pressure of his official duties rendered it imputable for the pliant officer to Mind. • 'rtrz Az4l4up. Our Liverpool correspondents have heard, on what is believed to be good setback, that the goverment, gad* that there has ;bees a t deal of earelesseees (primed ea the pas* of the eMetee authorities at Liver pool, is refinaoe to the baling sad equipment of war vessels far the Ceefederate goveremeak and sore sopieially the see et the Abilene:reed Iser 7 dipartare trues Leven embiwithent a demeneet Mee far the lest few days bees an inenikpflen empeefieg the eaffin of the famous Ae Mem Maiimesp, as/ Me effects were made rrillmeinies pedelmusie. et ilmeennell of the Liverpool Chamber field pneettlay, M teetim • mpoell of the committee ap. iminnely M eenellerthe eomnmnicetioo of the New Wehenther en Me imeMes of the bnieling and equip ment at Me Aistema in • British port. Mr. C. Roberta% Meted • nmenties Ithe facts in connexioa with the c/ the masel, and her quitting the port of Liver pool Mee% Yes. Aneseeps detection by the governs:eat, NY swum a th. ameisk. was read. It was to the effect that dkimilibis sad mpipmeet a/ such vessels as the Alabama k Dale perk memileelly eontravened the intention of the Islistraent Act ; that thle act, even according to the ed the feciteldar-Cisaaral, was capable of easy skidok ay that ill knolkdrea t this respect tended te eapose em preimaime of mu le the charge of luminaries, and teeslabliah preoedeets which in future might be tumid with limmthig effect repo. ourselves. Considerable dimension arose with reference to any memorial being meet to the R&M' government, or any communication with the New Teat Chamber expressing sympathy with their peculiar views. It wu thought by some muter' that the natter Ink‘M be Wily left in the hands ot.the British government, and Mr. Grainger pointed out that both lad Russell mull& Adams bad expressed themselves unwilling to make any changes in the respective Foreign Enlistment Acts. It was ultimately decided that a copy of the report should be seat to Earl Russell, and hie attention ca ll ed to it, and that the President of the Chamber (Mr. Macfie) should write to the New York Chamber aciknowledging their communications, and furnishing them with a oopy of the report. After as animated discussion the Narrative of Facts" end the pro needing■ of the subcommittee were confirmed, though 'several members objected to them sksz ports, sad headed on in sufficient data. TAB EARL OP CIAMPI.' ON IRISH AGRICULTURE. At the evening meettag of the 'Royal Dublin Society's Cattle Show, which was opened to the public on Wednesday. the Loaa LiartgWANT (the Baal of Carlisle), in to a vote of thanks for the interest he had oemiitested is **welfare cif the amiety mad is every sub jest which leaded to the ieduetrial improvement of Ireland. rid—We cunt have advanced thus far in the year 1863 without permitting ourselves to noogratulate on another span the very improved enmeteir of the amen, sa far sa we hare hitherto bed expesimatie of it. I know that upon almost all human things there are two sides and pular— an which takes the best . porible, wed the other the worst passible, view of everythurg. This her }sea the are with respect to the coodition sad general peeped' of Ireland the truth generally will be fend to Be between the two amuses ; but I thisk that la one or either side, the pen end or optimist aide, will be found to differ as to the ex tremely unseals] and notoward &neater of the three rum mers through which *shave bistpme. It is not to be denial that bid 'Recta naturally resulted in almost every deport ment of agriculture from those causes. lam far from at tempting to dogmatise on so lanterns' a sebjeet se the weather, but I believe there is a growing pennuion, partly derived from observance arid edema, partly from iodependent scientific speculatioas—amoapt others, from observations of the spots ea the sun, sad of the magnetic *orients of the cur* that there is some law which regulates the returnees tiepins of more or leas favourable weather. Therefore, when we have experienced a 'Wog which in its warm dryers monads ate of what we all some hew or another imagine to be the spring of our youth, I teapot help indulging le pure videos of night summers, glowing harvests. sad ~Senn pasaine. (Appian'.) One point, however, genleescre, is clear, that until we obtain a more accurate keeling* of the laws which regu late the season and the 000dition of the threats, and con set more securely upon them, our canine ought to keep close company with ear inetance, and pellfying ashes hoes the Eight presented to as is ear yards to-day, these lonj re aps of well-limbed, sleek 'kissed ciatile—them pens soft sad entry Soccer—those ingenious 116711011111 of skieki sery—an fresh as I sat Irmo Aside, ssi was her handling Royal Butterfly end inebedor, yet I manse feint that within a very few days back I indeed a communica tion from my ows . seiglibooriseed of Yorkshire respeniag a grievous complaint which has lately prevailed in cattle imported from Itind. My oorempoodent says :—" We have been suffering very serious loss foe some thee pant, I have no doubt not here aloes but throughout the when seighbousiood, os account of the diseusedistate of the inis ported Irk& cattle. It was thought the nun areas from the trestaneat trash got ea ship board, end during their bin tamed about, whin would, of nurse, banns the com ppt, But I have been informed that the reel sours* and fdation of it was laid is Ireland 1 the want of can is breeders in net pintails( proper shelter for the cattle during whiter.* Now 1 always, and an without lemming some white r h r.* laid peat strew upon the adaptability of the Irish sett end climate far peeten, sad the rearteg of flecks ad herds , and I dos% sow in thy way depart from my onions in that respect ; brat it 111 obvious that it must be • dethigieg sad ent-persiging preens to employ to any great attest the growth mei !raring of flocks end berth , without taking one that due provision is made, both far • saffieleat quantity of green non for their food, end for shelter against any unammi men and severity of our cli mate. (Year.) There is irag like INIUtiOD and care in pre venting those_ lapses to Wlllok I don't call it the caprices of bat which the realinseiof name must impose ta all. (Hear. There is on alter still more grave ad mere unfor tunate drawback to Irish spiaulture. and, indeed, to Irish prosperity is general, which I don't like to pass entirely without sotichig, although I feel this is not the proper plane so, the oppetuinty to dilate upon it. Bat I cannot help onernag epos an evil which ie mon mischievous and demegiag than the damp of the wettest ' summers, or the blasts el the obilliset winters, I mean the spirit of dieffestios In the laws, red the remorse to deed. of violence I and , agrarien crime. (Hear, hear.) However, comparing the I ntend d today with t he Ireland es it case was, and, indeed, se 1 myself remember it, it meld be • gross injustice sot to admit that • tepid sad manifest pro. pees has bees made, ast merely in those material improve ment% and is those varied nommen to which your exhibi tion has bone sack eplemild testinsoey, hot, the both in the wettish= and chunky of the peo* sad ia the foam of different clime tennis each other—then. hear)—end do trust that bent with respell to the turbulence end crime of man, as well as to the riper sod disturbance of mature, we may my with as neat UAWg of security : Think'et them, yea manias and Raised by thy hawk ohs um& the erb of day - To-morrow he rename ins To warm the nation. with redoubled ray. His ensibort nom* lib etall miles loud applause. 10 . . •;, EMIGRATION FROM LANCASHIRE. Yesterday afternoon an influential meeting was bald at the Manchester Town•hall to wielder the desirable ness of forming a committee to receive subscriptions and dimeminate information for the aid of unemployed penone who may wish to emigrate during the partial sumpeneion of the cotton manufacture. The meeting was convened by the Hem, who plaided. IIIiAOTiMS. hoe. seerstary of the Central Relief Com mittee, read the following letter, which was the latest that had same to hand, and the writer of which wee now Fe rmi to *Hord airy iefonestion that might be cisini : " 41eina's Hotel, Meothaster, Bth April, 1863. "Dear Sir,—The government of the colony of Tido& (Australia) having transmitted to the Erni/Mies Goer Wedowee in London the sum of 5,0001., with bellillikklin , Mme to expend the sent in question towards peoefiling poe m= for eligible persons willieg to emigrate frosi the• seen thstseend dietriets of Isneashire , Soothed, end hike& I feel that I cannot do better than solicit your cosperethe in dealing with this matter; but in seeking the benefit of your great upaneas I aro not unmindful of the fed that • conaderable number a hillnistial roillownen say alethir opposed to antimmtion u a means of ?slid Att . the present aisle. Without entering into the Minh of thh gingiva, I venter* to anggith that, so far se the A eirsNsa missies we e.. end. there is oat lama likelihood of their shelasetleg sera a ember of your operatives as to affect the inters oseitlition of your labour market. A few hundreds, or eval • few thonsends, might well he spared, and youth swami, be and eves of th. asely-peoW ranks of the esseeitheyst, and eves so small a per esallth• of thilitall ... = to Relieve their preempt mil oreditint. =now io nthe need not disturb the nest &Mi. at the subject of a dreaded exodus at VW ZLthil i gop e Ztioe. The um at my clispomal tie provide pumps for 60 sot or '35 yens of age, sad erlthath awn Shoe gad =MO shah. aid Angie ythikevessath it hat e 90310 people—the eon al whose with* outili, will be about 3,3801. The Victoria ate' chnios Society, jun formed is Ludt= tow I ant hon. Heronry, will defray en enter to the . peri of naborkstirea mid bedding he ti. ft p l i i ii mt s, ti tiMthl ts t!zidebierie wi t i str e z t j u os ent.. I now us , postWres gammen C ur Vicitoria, re ora . adron that your' heal opatitteitiss uppleeteat this grant by an advance eV the rate of 4i, per hoed on the above number. or MC, to more pegs for 48 siditiceal people, or 308 in all. A. to be a disposition in certain pintas to fright's ithseiCemipente by emu mhatetentents reprdiog Aue- Sella ha • Geld for emigration • sod es I have heard it tithildy deolaredrin this city, 'that the emigrant weld be left in dans in the akeets; I beg to inform you that the pimp seat out thderthe shormenatiosed past will be maintee4=4 ooze with D a e ll p rernmeet emigrants) t r ilei in Melbourne, anth enehte. herte stka' vely to add owe remark with re ferent= • siti4othes midi great igeoraine prevails, nu. Z the s t li sa= mm ltt bli e t ir tr m yma gruin ..,,, 4 tbst the ethothss piens. money for the passive of snai l* en numenethe pick of the labour market. theft.* preejoisies times there are more applica tion pimps them usage ponied far ;so th at it le alingtillin • thanks in imegise th at the colones bare nod to Moran Lanz= g for emigrants on say other pound ere=of . i relief to tin dietremed —I aro, deer . yar n o lamn st very ablaut eireset, ' u J. G. lithonr, Setteloirt for Victoria at the Mersa . : tioul Exhibition ; Hoe. See. to the Victoria . . Emigrants' Assistance Society. "John Wm. Machu% EU., dm" 4111.0 SAOL bad been rinened Erma Aneklesd, New Zu lu& on 4 • considerable number of emigrants tad goo. to who owed their met principally to the ex ' of r. Briggs, who took peat interest le the matter. IL X. Plitiatti mod the had reseletien i—" That it is to anist theimployed porous who may desire to ad wheel, liminteg and habite eikpt them to Ihe of ooloniel life. " In the eosin Of M lds oh. t om he end he was sun sow of the menthenthenth .ts wed be at all narmed as any of the penes& the emomittee he hoped to see formed, for the racy reser that their fonds would be very limited, ated pain they bed le view partioularly was the emigre. 4 pulse whine tubing sod habits use seitelde. ;=llLL•oseeer eesoithed the menu, which wee peened . - Th. me ld neolutine, moved by Mr. J. Herwooo, wed by Yr. T. B. Cam sad neenimouly arrest to, llithowng I—." nth with s view to sense' sod ilk somilete neensery hdiesseatiss, to maths and to smskier the desizehissem elan* oe.enitim with an win* society, • help- palatial by this mestiog.' Me. G. HirrwooD moved, and Mr. ems reasded the W tt:1244 1 tilauol,:a. mid. Luaus* ea I the ii-- • sod the toed Lienteeent of Xneeeibbit, their Hope of illaatherter, the Eat of Dee*, thelsel el Wens, Lard Egerton of Tains. the 1161•9 of -Mesthether, Lard Guy de Wilton, Sir J. P. Eay-Shottleirorti, Mr. Bailey, /LP., Mr. T. Ashton, Mr. I W. Langton. lir. Fitageuld, Mr. J. W. Mackie, Mr. Garnett, M.P., 1111.: Blassey, ILP., Mr. E. Hard out* the Ern. F. W. Holisita. Mr. 0. Ibrived Hr. D. H. Clacks, Mr. Calumnious Fantail, Mr. T. H. Burley, Mr. W. Bolen Mr. J. A. Tether, M.P., Mr. James Hey wood, Mr. S. Stern, Mr. Mop, Mr. Plait, Mr. Murray Gladness, Mr. B. Reessey, Dr. Watts Mr. J. S. Mauls, Yoe ambers for the empty, 111 r. Alderman Mathis, and the mayors and ex-mayors of various boroughs, with power to , add to their number. Treasurers and bon. secretanee , were nominated, end the proprietors of the Musing/or and &Mad DUX 0 thltbethers. The motion was unanimeesly speed to, and the meeting ! terminated with • vote of thinks to the mayor. 1 CONVOCATION OP TEI PROVING'S OP YORK. On Wednesday the members of both Houma of Cenrositise for this provisos asseadaled at the eathedral, York, to proceed to business. The Archbishop and the Blehop of Ripon were the only members of the Upper Homo plesaut. The liminess in the Upper Haws wee merely of • formal and matins character. The Die. of York was ap pointed Prolocutor of the Lower House. In the Lower Hones, the Rev. W. Dodd presented a petition, signed by upwards of sixty of the clew of the arch. deaooooanqry of Lindisfarne, oudemeatory of the teselthig of Bishop and suggesting that meamme should be taken for hie expulsion from the church. The row. guile mac urged that if no power wu powered by convocation enabling them to take such • course, they *whit to ender Your to procure such power. The Rev. C. Bird messied the motion that the petition be received; which wee agreed to. The Rev. E. J. 0. Hornby presented a petition - from ' the clergy and lefty el the Church of St. John, Rimy, against the 29th cum, which e the °piles Meg the cense wee systematicelly svoi uweesed and ii= s tm e eny parishes ; at the rase time it wee a r radian t newerninted by the New Testament. Tlsegtth . .; wee received. Yr. Husby then moved That a , MOD RR bulls been presented to the House of by the Bishop of Landau, this bowie, without commitelog Itself to the deleile ell- last MR, &mires to alarm its pie. isles, and to record loelisf that if it is paned into law it will wafer • great benefit upon all ecclesiastical persons." The Roy. C. Qatar dupe sotioded the motion, which was spud to The Row. J. Bell mad the draft of • " Clergy Diampline Bill • sad mowed thee • must be made to the Upper House to agree to the appointment of • joist committee to comider tie expediency of sub • measure. The object of the bin was to ameliorate the position of the clergy le re gard to the exposes they were put to in defense el mittens adage entslitherals sesadels, end also to give power to the bishops to Menthe memo from their livings who were guilty al reideetwasolus. After acme discussion the motion was adopted, and the hones adtoureed. Tie Soma SALMON Monday, them wss unusually good net and cob!e fishing between Parth-lesidge and tbeLinn of Okapis. At the North Lash station, six Ish wen landed ; at Almond Month, saves; at Maiden, Ave ; at Gernikie, ten ; at Hatton, twenty. tires; at Waulkro ll l, eleven. The &binge, however, on the lower stations and middle waters was unsameadal on Mon day, which used to be their bed day. The extends, of the middy elosraisse to thirty-six hours, instead of tereaty four as bee very muck improved the " takes "of salmon o• the Tay upper Attie*, On Tuesday, there was splendid fishing between the Friarton Island and the Month of Ems, especially on the oast aids of the river. At "Fluids • twenty-two flak were captured ; sad on Sir Joky . stades, loa's, Lord Gray's, and the tows of Portb'eg statioes, thane were elso excellent takes. Sea trout are now main forward in oossiderabla numbers, sod am large, as a/so is good onnititioa. The rod Sables, owing to the stormy wenthar and flooded state of the river daring the last eight days, ham bees very posr. Tim pries of salmis in 1 1 Perth ' yesterday, was, for whale gab, la id. per lb. ; outu 2a. per lb. ; bests, le. ad. per lb.—Scoternan. Two oi the Stalybridge rioters were tried at Hautdord sessions on Wediessday, for sessultiag a polies man with a poker, on the Med of 'Meal. Apia* age st the prisooers - the evidence was ointeidietary, sad ha wee acquitted ; spied the other it was reaslusiven sad he ova notepad to alas months' imprisonment—the leeriest ravishment indicted on any of the rioters LOYHEL'S CHINA LOCIILB, IGNITOR AND Box.— Ao elegant, infallible. durable. sate. sad novel patent 111Velg$00, tar tariantensonetylgattiag Moder sad vesesseatehan for seating litters, lighting mass tc. Bald to eh irossicegews china dmaers, oilmen Foe hitches use, lad. seek extra sise. Is. 3d. for bed and aetijg roam dhow sad Welk tionslate white In newts chi*, Maas" end lit ak ad. liaaaara. a. ad. : ; sad amine ailt4savia a. id. : ears ace. a vi.a.a.a soak hada oink manager et the Anglineenth tal Agra, Mk Calsilebilieskivesesengssag,i ANOTHER DEATH PEON STARVATION AND DEPLORABLE Dzarmnos OF A sAsubr. An inquiry was held . b Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, the deputy coroner for at the Victory Tavern, Frietes-mount, Bethnal-green, Let night, respecting the death of John Hayes, aged 43 yeere, who died from ex treme destitution 'Mar the following shocking Ci/COSII. stances : _ _ _ Joseph Stole, 12, Oharch-street, the father-in•law of the doomed, mid that deceased and his family of nine children lived at No. 4 1fi11e0•44414, Bethnal n, where they occupied a Jar and ems room. Deoeaasd was a cane dyer, but latterly he could get nothing to do, and be fell into great poverty. Two of the children were taken with fever, and ware now in the Fever Hospital in Lestrooobroad, whither they bad to_ be removed a short time since danger ously 111. Doomed did everything he could to get a gr ime, or a shill*, and need to take a basket of crockery through the streets to get something to support the family. Witness did not know whether they ware without hod, for if they wee deceased was too reserved to Ist it be bows. Oa Seeley week he began to wander in his mind and be died os the Monday. Mr. Charles Law, surgeon, mid that be was called to to the deceased, and found him in • kimd of stupor. The place appeared to he the shads of a mime in the list Map of dastataticm There was no table or anything obit the shop, and the whole family huddled together in a lino Main, where there was hardly any bedding. wee wandering in his mind, and was quite incoherent. He died from apoplexy, which resulted from want of soluali meat. The post sorbs= examination showed that there was no UK, Of food in the stomach or intestines, whisk Inn healthy. There wag dimes of the lungs, but it had sot caused death Mr. Itairomp, coromar's °Saw, mid, in reply to the isomer, that lib ors was me of mon dreadful destitution, but the family would not Madill to Jae eo. The decthesd died alougale his wife, who was is her malleement at the time. Two of the Malign Were tabs with fever, DO doubt from slarvatiem and 1144 east M the hospital. He r believed Wells Hayes was now Itersett in a dying NUM, beim the arms are Lath week he famed the workhouse hadallowed thedscessed's fussily twohalfermarterna of bread, mg. oatmeal, half a posted of sugar, and two ounces of tea. AVM week the allowance wry thisteMad to three lomat cid bled, la. Id. is mossy, one Mat of milk, one ounce of tra, end hell a pound of st.. • ant"Um Hayes, therms& 4 411414111111 muserablelooklng glrl, thilithirre eat w ait food. Deemed sermed Ith pee greth tit his yak Re cooly ws.th his mind because some one gave him as drink. ftisd and mussy emirogh. .11isOorceser amid Mat he had timer sae a mothballedt scene at want than the been pteauettelL Thor did net appear to be as mock ass oilskin it. Was deceased latterly saran roomy ? William admitted that foe some usurper be ears", nothing *MIS Wan 4110647, is the theets bee a bidet. Mr. Law said that undoubtedly demeamts life had bum shortened by want of food. It was altogether a frighthil an. of want The Carew having remarked as the deplorable nature of the am, The jury mitaimed • thrdiet "That ibeemeeddied from the mortal adopts of apoplexy, laceight on tag bat of food." THE al EPPIIILD mrrsDER. On further investigation into the eirantnstanees of the death of Peter nosey, wbo ws stabbed b Mon , Any Mal:4K on Tensaw emsiam we are epobbed is a moos probable explanation of the arse el the than meld preelisedy beameshieneL The emus shahs Miring Dist d ' i milt ow neici a rt • lithe& bar new weer at Wiley'e invited bY c ric for the wpm of prestitentY elenisiog the bay boom flaw try a worn seal ltsfahte. *he ieleo Um at the /sway en tie plea lira she hid found (rind." Ske and the sea west toesther to the hear o by Ttereey, awl yen famed there by Tierney mud Nteher. Dretreil minibe got a (panel but we • r tobireen her awl her " friend s :E ae to money; and of thin, the drew a tap tiny ' r the meet Ilya his : St i . es,l bathes went ble was nob either ea the MAY pe fa . Item , • lame by the decerwa Tbo toe sseAsd in the him" ben I= l, the house into the sheet. Boma, who see looked Womb the wham. end Anon . tely after the out of eon ehe tw ew ar t r rm awe ant the tea ' a a= a JmisA ids •eitra xiMT et m• Polo/ my* Oak ite u r ta : to the spot by the nowt/ eel , flask fo — ti sieleh hessea es lati Wl* bbit ever to the are of weber my, pneweed 4111 but withest moons. The deceased and Brewell r i tre barge oe "Whets of leave." Both are well known to the mime, from freqeent oomplaiets of mon, who Lave Mee demyed to their booms, having base robbed and Ahmed. It is ascertained that the stranger had a w,Msh and guard, and the lufersoce from this circumstance mid the reputation of the home is that determined Minsk nee made mon the streamer for the purposes of robbery, end that be stabbed deeessed is self -defame. The proximity of " Clow Gag,' who lea an menvishie repetetios, tends to content the suspicion am to the lie of the &Yak ee the stranger. The soesised is still at larcld Independent. IBONMASTZEN (0111ITZELT MEETING. 1141113270d1AM. APRIL 9. dintprincipal meeting of the itonmaaters of this or likeeurreed quarter was Ili old in this town this aftereme, the Misr al the Town Hall him well &lei The emu quiet prevailed which was mitieed at Wolves.. ham Moe em Wedaseday, and the transaction, IMO on • more moderate seelation had been anticipated. Wm essismness of finished tote bold book or merle** 1$ would be difilealt to Mate why. bealrne pretence fors ppog that the prior Am the tends of mambo-Wed nes me likely to go lower ; still thee till • mist the isdispseitice to do busloads, except to a attest, to-day ; hams the appearance of flatness w is to been elletieribli. At the same time it most be noticed that all the plait& makes. have lied pretty well to do ; with eery few exceptions their works have been is operetioa, end them as. orders on the boob • which then* sot krge swish them it that condition. TIN mamas of an laterite attic& mai feel the pioch ; ecomion bus were quoted lower to-day than they were three months shoe; sod ter ded rpig Mere was eery little demand. With refammi to iai.bad km generally, it may to noticed that there bee been litW domed of late for the larger clam of authors ; the ceetreste en government account have also bora esteffm; and the MOM to some of the private ship-toildme. There has been a good deal do=Amities, bet the aliens exam m s seems to he Irders from that qnsrtsr. Staffordshire mins free ordeal& io to-day et 31. 2s. 6d. to 31. is. 6d. _ per tom Forest of Dim sad Wiltshire, at 3/. to H. is 3d. As to &repairs km, the Mod Mindy min Wore was • geed ' demend far lemetcos at I& per toe fur We late. The Seal meeting of the trade will take place at Dudley oe Sa turday evening, but the prised* business of Quarter-day terminated with this essesishly. r SINIDIFLAIL AND FATAL ACOIDINT.—An inquiry wee held by Kr. Hthiphreys,the Middlesex commer, at the Priem of thane Tavern, Ph il ipatreet, St. Omege' e .fa.tb s . &Moe Wednesday Eight, relative to the death el Eliza. bath Mite" egad four most* wee wee killed ea heater Monday by a semewhat eatracedineby socideet. It appeared the Mr. Jams Dutton, a thee manufacturer, mrryieg on hominess at No. 61, Authowyntrest, St. George's-Mthe-Eme, was about to speed the aftersoon in as 0200211i011 with hie family, and in the morning:the apprmatices base out,his with =the child ousters-up "Waterloo* bed while she went to make spree slight purchase in the neighleembeed. Mr. Dutton, swan the bed down, tamed it ap_apipat the wall, and went down the 'Wet with a tithed. Nothing was thought of the child for two bears. whin Ma• Dulaim, Ma going up stain, to her harror found it premed upy is the bed, quite dead, and alums, jet black. Mr. (urge" was met for, het of memo all aerie as menecita ties ware euelies. Death bed Wad hem the mid suffocation. Mr. Duthie veld that he thenght tr=d was lamp ea the piker soh, seams) nolisbig anything on the bed he hastily tamed it sp. The eldhl mad, no maim or mammas' malortnnateiy, mad it UMW occurred to him that the child wee there. Tt i l l i e t x rz e : " eons that the father was eamiusble far ' in turning up the bedstead, and se amsbeg doeseeid s death." TiN CONDSMNID CONVICT AT HARTFORD.— EXBITORD, TIVIRADAT.--Ii lies *subs= Axed that the easiviot William Hem wive was einamied to death at the bee fleffelard sashes lee the harimeme vishblen and unable of the young girl Mary Corlett, into be executed in front of the county psi es Mar thissday text (15th). The enormity of the as the eiremmtaeme under w h ic h it was ears- BMW, aid the previous bed eharestarof the prisoner, pre clude say lope of a reprieve; indeed no steps have been tahma with a Mew to • sessenelatine of the sentence. The wro llll4 MS iS besereisg very penitent, bat as yet has made la saes! emifeinios of ha guilt, although it is az r petted that lee will de so. FACTI2II2/1 FOR Man Mreamessui IN Lit' Kamm --Rees MU the Owed Conipaoy's Neil elearems have ind ellatered vesimnspaosi tbL ei li mu nlegie l....ner of pri .ti olrity p.m...t. of rn e en. o ur tra p ez .b. tol d e latb Li zur vii: this privilegs has bees extended to the steamers of the African, Dublin. and Holybeidood Pacific Mail Comj i ag i s i a ; Aesoirdlegly the Liverpool, New Yet, and Ptil Bs.ensbip Oompaay, mod the Kootenai ammo/hip Ceampery for am extethion of the pririlige to their stammer% es riled g:no od that they canted wails, and worn hound by bit &heatless to the peddle to oil ea a particular day. The gesetioe came before the imetieg of the Mersey Donis Board yeeterday, mad after a keg debate the concession was greeted. 4 N EWS l'A PER c to*2 , %t . .t ,- .1p3: . • tsanaxa rwrivrewrwriiikTellP