The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-05 00:00:00

own tenants on the works, while the poor died of starvation. He proved one most shameful and flagrant case of violating the privileges of poverty. He produced to the meeting a list, furnished by the committee, in which only two had been returned as oocupieni of land, and those only with a single acre each. The captain compared the list with the poor-law valuation. and found one of the men had 250 acres, two more had 80 acres each, some had 40, and others 30 and 20! Mortality would have been lees in Clare and else where had the humane principle fur which Capt. Wynne contended been faithflally carried into effect. Relief is flowing in both in money and food. Dr. M'Hale acknowledges numerous remittances, chiefly from Eng land , with which he has purchased 15 tons of meal for the distressed parishes on the sea-coast and the most destitute of the western isles. The parish priest of Skibbereen complains of the slow administration of relief to his district, either by the British or Irish relief associations, probably because private charity has done more for Skibbereen than any other part of Ireland. Poor, quiet Dingle has bad generous relief, both from the British Association and the government ; the Comet steamer having arrived with a supply of Indian meal Ibr the dep6t, on Wednesday last, and on the same day, from the British Association, the Commodore, with 120 tons of rice, peas, barley-meal, and Seem The relief is singularly seasonable. The eaboxier Protheroe, of London, reached Crookbaven oo the 26th alt., with 109 tons of bread-stuffs, sent by nao et the Rothschilds, and to be stored in the relief a tt is baking to Dansatlantic steam navigation on its owa asssoat, An iron vessel was launched Monday het, to Ai es a packet-ship between Cork and New York. Ms can, d, necessary, be converted into a screw-psspallor. The promalmsat 111111ANIS still programs. Last night's Goosits proclaims Coi. Iliebm an active samba of the lead ememittem of =Mods that having piontod soma of power la Ws, the shoals mer aro above swami am& me quite boar, PI se plated fa Iv Mir port of ISfi peo dosed Ida Ye rue • pod hoeithy ereim Then bets st me Ow moods( rem bed so be of no vales fa the peemat. The Bride haassirasa hsa sent 120 tons of eles, meek ilbs. 12Mdle, awl her Ildeety's steamer Comet les snivel will Swart smile al Os - IMO lilacs. &Wm 708 sal SOO issibmia pew aril,, last daily in the sang eitioarlksaay. KITCRZNII.-31. Sayer has arrived in Dahlia, sad embodies& to the Lord-Lieutenant sad the Commissary- Genenal his plan for a model kitchen, producing 1,000 Crsoap or 8,000 lb. of solid food every three hours. iss of has last with the approbaties of the Irish govern me* old is to be acted on forthwith, EDINBURGH, Masco 3. The Lord Advocate's new bills for marriage and registration, are likely to give satisfaction, except, =pe, in the ease of schoolmasters, who are pro b the latter, from acting as registrars; and others whose " vested rights may be slightly affieeted b their introduction. But even schoolmasters have litt l cane for complaint, as they are all but universally registrars under the present parochial system, which, it is understood, will remain undis turbed ; and as most of them are also poor•law tors, and many of them prewntors and so forthinspeo , they could not, without hazard of degenerating into mere Caleb Quotems, undertake more additions of office. The contemporaneous working of the old and new systems of registration does not appear a clear matter, for it looks, so far u we can at present see it, somewhat cumbrous to hare both a civil and occlesiaatt:, system of registration at ;parr at one and the same time, and both, to a great extent, obligatory. The expenses of working will net, apparently, be great, and, certainly, not more than the importance of the object warrants. The subject of Sabbath obemwance is engrosang mach of the attention of the church courts of the dif ferent religions bodies in Scotland. Those of the Established Church are all but unanimous against Sunday railway travelling; those of the United Sece ssion are much in the same position ; whilst those of the Free Church are entirely against it. Yesterday a case came before the presbytery of the United Seces sion Church, regarding a person occasionally em ployod at the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway of a Sunday. The congregation to which he belonged had refused to admit him to church membership, and the presbytery generally approved of the exchUitas, but no formal deliverance was pronounced. RIOT AT LOCIBILIT. —A rather serious riot occurred eL at Leolterby on Saturday night last, chiefly in consequence oarestabise a t to . restrain the pugua- dna of the Davila Da nag the disturbance, the constables were knocked down and severely 1111111111111110 a Eventually, however, the ringleaders were ap pealed. PROVINCIAL. L4NC.AIIIIOIII. . The 1711110LOTIIII OPRIATIVaI or Mortcaairr az had • hip air wasting reolarday moraine. bpetition lo away dr era ',Nob had pima* them is prowl istationlo pees. " The amoramiat ot dot mooting Oar a sooreopwisat) hese to le her eon of the 011 aboatht leabook leverets of the (YOusor YAM tohoase, net the pehmellies fed down I. the hasha the se upraise weed heft ovum with the oppeohd mess of piled esamospi pot there coa le as Wok n thet Ihe slew of the pooph ea eh • hues one la woolie =t l l e eromenthso pre seated the deg of grearasost to dad for the pis*. osadommi wad spies • 4 7 .1 dimentlea of week adialCsoliomeat , hal pie In es peepl a zZ oL them VIII tile • Is widish hod hr oomdations wow le be whiled in a patients the Hera of Cloonnooss, whisk ifr. Dessealre is to he shamed to pore Dealt rases iITeRVATIOW.--BISTOILT OP • 'AMR loattsr.—loot work as isqviset was held at Tenor , . dams the hey of a young ALM a native of Ireissi. who, c eth its nether se her other ' deem, was kV by .1 I • Ismielasslelhat hethe home of Mt. H eying ▪ Aber, se die • low adavgat elle its swivel, NW - mar Ohne to dee Tho here oddest at b ., the Awe on Mete theseepo of the Me gaspers • lobe ha ash oboonglag hew Tile soustry. T. Ilspowth, •.. oddest The Osehosia. the bikes 'fee see In his free tell Tam* whip me ode reef; be oho hiss that be he a 1 , wr se Ave &Adria at the doer, mad is. of the was Jot win to W. Ho Wired tiesto moo _ is. nay Ili so, mad the deal dist fa Ave oriasks We. The era add he be bola at ti highs has.. is Teillleriell tile lug ens se eat the amoter the boas lood te Welk eft bin= the be es peg After giving oohs reitaithest to the ea, hi wib, aad the children, he mat ~. Om hook tow legiogisase with an order kw lodging C▪ is Saw dope awl Th u le of the child was sent to the PAN esil Olen ht 'where it than woo, .ad . 4 , would be bee the fwg. deg was 41 die ih groat Amok l l , be ao hue the eht , bud Mei hue wet. Assam y ohLarto emu Ist nem O diel, pewee " bowie at Beettelo hot : .M iss wit. *no othen. The jury reuse a wee of " Dose lem Sloreatiom." ~ A Pone° *maim or leo 04,1111111ATIONAL Drs. ororristo of RuddersOM erg terifilhboueboodl woe beam „, Tuohy evell4o lll s la *IA lira, eserifire the ma rinAlsorn ilema. as istiliessl tbo Kerr of mmils 1 07 tak• id . s at 14 •1 11 11 ,1 % l! Moir every 01•110 memo, Its briber promo.' ARltitt. Baas= Eutaw= Socism— A ideation of NOM= mod Ober plow el edholsal mob was podermed es Pasha WA Throolopeohleb woo aremosst t. fa Nuke, ism So lima at albedo Woo eihollog vow a pwied of surly tire. mar the grostest of ear Wig anionsTo the book of do weds than was paled a Nodes and veil *sou up asocant at the lino • eat Inks. et the aleriut amoriers ; quo .- rakes Mao pie.. of abiervatima Role a do Ewa • . resmatembi• sodium by dilknot maid tdalalsae mad • -melliese thus oidep paidethe so Pasinestire viewer the pro , - pr. elf ampla GathoW amis. More woo OW solo visa (Imo Of the miaow effeeelefos 5•4 that unbar of dile Willhomn Kr. r. Nem Wt. P Yr. Jad Tudoomf Womiassur Abbey, wad the The weal sans, Weed, appeals to have Lea LaMw d la tbi.yemilmmuse, and it yam ems ado ant adb lmisot have ear Ward in Suter Hail. The v: mast Orating el do seellhamo • wore Gibberfa a ' God is arse alp ;" Tomollb &Tr ...d ls ladiUng," sow pool for the stoosatlest et Xing Jaws II.; tlo maki, , useaeallol " 0 ski. theaks;" Orteses "0, 04 O ; 4 my rtoomoom ;" lbaytob " 0 give thanks untrime raw' eme et th. atm stslpekdos. pleas a choral berosay 0— aver paseihment. nos, ma di fir ether pingo wee= • UMW Iwo& valor eat the elmea eft groas ,f, uses, sad with May thou amilialf sliesals• toemothoes. mod the oreiellues of amid IWO sod shade ; slob to Tule. insoarly leosienotk id the premay ▪ z=ad. Ow thing rely OW* ; the sail. fer arse= by webs dr: mad ea base, who, tea the ache ow = a -40monal ikon-le *a gad Mak • olterrkeit the alma ardas to which they wan illtifteraies U Bo va i rs. "—The se• B oippett by B•Ohorea, kr Goaliesed oilOrneatV ot er name s ameleel &far i n de e d, wee eta tstarrataa'salkalmek, aka Mr. an'eckaa, ea Wonky ereek, seaksea k Sone- , amt. The shots arena sae wet peetnekei, us Ps pre- duetion required an expense which nobody in Vienna, it seems, was willing to undertake. But (lines Beethoven's death, we believe) the Musik Vereln of Vienna, engaged Orillparsar, the celebrated tragic poet, to write a deelamatory poem, founded on Oiroethe's tragedy, and introducing the music of B ethoves. In this manner the mask has been frequently performed at Vienna with great effect; but the poem not having been published, its performance has been confined to that city. Mr. Robert Muller, the eminent pianist, lately obtained from Orillparsew • manuscript copy of the poem, with the sole permission to produce it in England; and the eetertainment on Wednes day evening was with a view to a more public performance. The poem was recited by Mr. Wilson, who also sang the vocal pieces introduced in it * • and the instru mental music, arranged by Mr. Muller, from the full orchestral more fur two performers on the pianoforte, was admirably played by him and Miss Wilson. It was found very striking and effective. The poem, which is lull of interest, was recited by Mr. Wilson with great energy and feeling ; and the music, both vocal and instru mental, was found to be most original, impusioued, and dramatic. We trust that this experiment will lead to a pub lic performance en a scale of sufficient magnitude. The pianoforte arrangement is excellently adapted for chamber ce ; but, in publie, an orchestra such as that of the rif f 7a7nil n ouic Society will be necessary to do justice to the grand conceptions of the composer. AND CLERICAL NEWS. OXPOSIN Menem 4.—ln • Convocation bolder this afternoon lb* proposed reanimation for dir Robert Taylor's Institution met with die approval of tbe halm Paareancor.—Bat. W. Druzy to Breddre V., LB or Man dl.. &dor and Man : ea ue 1731. with resides; patron Bp. 8. and M. Vacaor.—Badwardne, St. Matharl, Thwarter, V.; dio. Warn . value 507. ; patron, Dean and awn. Wore. ; vacant by death of Bay. W. a Wotan. NAVAL Posoursiitz, Ileum 4.— AR domes owselow. by land. serer Me Med trio Celt MOO, Resulawiwg Ow opiestkos Karr. intivAltwe modwitais at 11 wa r ielopew In 111111ewe le Sebald OtortmititOrt the bribe= eft Wale Own lob deep NSW Wad. TY bre et the stousee, le Newly empeeled NOW AILITAZY. Armancrarra am PONIOMITIInIi . 1= MINN at boom —llLalf : bla.ololllll Meanfil. aggablad be a MeMieml I. Wm& Shi a Ng bee*, MO Imowsk be be at the MA lmol Omplall. SIM Took 10 be el tho JIM dam ANA to ammmil at Warm Du b& Bes. G . W. WILMA Om bas oggebbl Atio.M. =To OM Mom G. N. Clerk, Omar, it Desbes NO Mate CIL A. Campbell aad J. MM. aggdMod Ildgiftos dem Waliot LIM Mtb (liumars). LIM ••% 1 nr Webs leasb. Ist. 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Gregory Dr 18••• Is Wm* le two mars, cm pinta affairs. SPORTING. Farr Pomo bind by the Earl of Merton, added to • e e of Idiom Nish, I A. ler harm that Dryer woo mon than 2007. at as ono Nom ps 41,17114. 4 yrs !at 311 3 yrs Set 101 b 6 yrs and Set elleired abe ; the seaM dm. Ida stake. doe (13 webs.) Albeellis=ara, yrs (O ( Oslo) 1 mr. Meassee The MilaW4. Art r. Mg mire AM Mord Lk*" Brom IV Nalirmia ans. Cimmia. la* Immo" s, Wminmmer Ito IlisWeg: is dot IftraMs. I is 1 apt art I ft I easi 40 babes aid IdEillag hem ; by wadi imalm Ards& bran lady Larearsil by a mat; Misch INFO. Olsobio amd Brows Pb rent Mart : 14m In I ado. i/ma 1b lir - orsa Clasm—allmilma mom af SO sow. sea In ft. and 5 ealy If desire/. alls 10 YIN ; the mead saves his stake. eu sal". le at line nom. Mr.W616% et. Idisir, MS Mb. 1 4; =: o6... aree " eier i t i I bet nee an : 4 The Pala ask l inga briarelat„, Cedr r emetee,, 10;24 4 =41, • St Sen, 31116,101, lel Lamm lisaseig, Omni. Maw T esie= Ilearet, bask Tamp. asaberleal envie, ta.A%a daft : -6 le 1 aga Is 1 Caser a 1 eptlnlatenr, If to I emit &ay awl 1$ le 1 sea Fesesse,l4 to 1 eget 3t. Lopw, le 1 sin Y wit lel lassei.—Wan by ranee mere Inas =ter • say ase eseleteal rue tbreteasat; Jan yew seed nerd. name beak Deneelbeepe efts. wee Tie e ater inn. The an wadi sues we lbw meta Peeasalle was is weir II wow% dgm mead by wane amsalla air en et en. T in, V. re sub no r Jean epeal le ben =it ens. fell nety. gee Thl able , sae rao oemeonei as wane the other bones, tales Ns hoses inhale el/atm Pio HANDICAP amen VITA cud 10 on, each, 5 R. with 50 diet Two mast, owe a hurdles. (12 subs.) Mr. Casy's Valeria, 6 p.. lust 81b (Mar 1 Capt. CaspbellAla's Cress, sad, Ilst Sib (8. 21 .7 2 mr. Apoldb , 8 yrs. Mt 111 b. (Arnold 3 Ms blowing, wlek are we tee seam also started, bat wen act pMI :—Phasway.lbm Wildsami Jew, awd Tear. leafes.--3 to 1 spa Ilessamtwe Jae ; 3 a apt Valens ; fle 3 eget Cram ; le I eistOssmiler; 11 to 1 1 sha th e. sad 11 te 1 alt lwas.—Ousse min Se maw le the last NM% where be we aged lc. WWI. la bean aseeely. The menet int very kvinsalle. in pews/ la eleelleet ads,, sed tbe Wee* en awe respalaieweent afamine log 6f Oa WEI ins lINS mei It wlll be seem 1 net monis On Meese engin ke am ttellese. trio solar, wain& at am= pasta Ike an. team inns la widdi lbe . She awn of Wellaseler eke bele wore liiiia M ll7 e r Lan Ow ad De ny , st Isat Neellwalaa was Yin te Ise ll* la Main la Lae 004 le If; oat teen Ms, ad • dab a ef geweenea Os le Teo Tromp, tbe meth an nee in sibelei , 1&•1•11 Tonna'. The eternise was Ob. sat aim mimed to the follow. V il msfsessam Hassca.-2311 Is 23 ast MSS (t), 1000 to a sbR clef Mist (t). /lamas lasesse.-081s to ale 0 sr t IS sat Ns 5,14 Two Tansies fame tress—Danna d WNW to Cobweb cat wan WWI rears ems 012 to 1 lea. Comm 41e.-11,411111e 310 apt Asada (t), off t 1,000 to so newt 111%Feea. Y s. 311 opt Zan lot (t), 13 to ant Tr Tine (t Y Inli s eeet Itp==3;ft tw eirp o letto o to s% r i t. , 1111:(t me at 5, 2.013 Is It sot Mug Dwarf 660 (t), 1,000 to kr ase aria (t), to inlet elan Amer, sal 10 to 1 stout 0fw7363131. lain intrlltattut. HOUSE OF LORDS. Present: The Lord Ctuurrellarb, eIL Lr-rd Bremen's, sod Lord CenA LADY SOP (MA p ICTIIONZIIII OF Bata) AND OTIMUI IP. tall MAX /II OF ILITINOS.--ComrsTauentow OS DIZIO.—ENTArt,:-L-Th* argameate in these appeals were bragged tea eeneinsioa.-41 garment pe•tposted. EQUITY COURTS. Before the Muter albs Raw. lemma. s. Strasx.—The Mauer of the Ras over ride:l the defendant's exceptions to the Master's report u to the InsaSeienci of the answer, and duetted the costs of the useptions to be oats in the cense. laelore Ur V 0.108111 V. WLENZE.- of Zarbad. - -not Os • WlLL—Ps BIOD OP VESTDIO.—AIIIII7IIIID Dawn OP A LIOATIBIL-A question wee railed be lids ass upon the aonsitudiee tithe will at &meal Illabbiaboi is 1813, by whish a sum let 10,00 W, was gives to *atm is town fssr his booths, WM. Beale, to be paid to bin la lewd helgyeedly payments but in are his mid heather should die Wan seek payments biome der, the the lietinise be laid oat et intones by W tomilem the tar immit et the elites of his bother wadi they should Meek It, when the whole was to be divided among them. Aim the death of the testater three WI ailliT of 26W. seek were made to his Mount , erns. = til atoe white Me mid Wm. Bookie died, lee* aril Om davoliem mil ame son. The as bed boas heard ad elm , the 1816, sod wee dh fare supposed to hem Three of the = tense pad. by the bulls. anvil* part of the upon Oak reepeetiv 21, sad ramie MOO& were *mid by them for the ely whole at e iimt mir interest under the will • this mit was instituted by the dreghten nal their brlimili l / 2 kr lbe papaw el ill Wall ea tnalblllect who he them the lam to whit Mew we Per the iteeie h weakest thee lberwete wlkee ei pig over the bee *skarn fbe tat iii se was, that there was noafgase whether the as of Vat was Vasif Lad OF :V I: laelher, !al . limo vs 6. his Ahem IM= 1124. that osier the tell of the Willed be the while ef thesserlelegap• ft y apes the Medi of thole bear, hut we r e to take pine who ha youneeet 21. On thew pat a *Nam to the ticr2:bajLelf . tj trim.. Ita Iletteil! Illagra,.7l - twea, red Ibt 161, apes the tend= eflegitieuiey lean eld see mem why say ihaehyteed4 la male; the ▪ (het the tole* Nola or ili• piiiii make allillik of kb heehaw, sad that trey bed aka* voliteel peter the! thaws, wee quits eashat. It we. "Mint Sides trustees had dull with *MA the &Om of Wm. Drib, lel then was /Adam eseegtivey le some Se the es elasioa theit they won As to the ilia* lo dr sea, be *se& It we. thaw dwell bra tellohme 1 tithie s pao, to teethe he woe deed orate, eel oit 1 Vat • be died. As to the esaarestlea at the will, he wee *dee t the testate( iateriaiwhole of the' =laved hat amate of the 10,0001., tabs Lid out her the the &Urea, lawaillisely spat the deal of *eh team . , lAA dot ea* 'tikes wee to reesto a shoe of the equal ore iteale tereatreas. Was etee-Chmeiter Light beer. ' (hove... lasourra—amo Pazatiere—liaaerz, Ai eeaAnows.—Thit was bit Illedi lifts eabshall 'elot tiarelves had viol bebboia hem the yal litiblead Labe et the ladopeeint Woo of Oa Pima ellell• ie eaideeed lASI Inewipthres of *Am leheallemeleil la, me la Or Ailey ef. feted, sad it ita ilookeeolea by the emit the•thebraieleasa wee Maligned via Ppm the 1411, it egyeteed diet the par peso sr the iliaelet ireseatieme sea teuelosarliaaiskia by their own poimentlehttehoh teak ee be 4Z i t iall ase=behogbt the nelkel or pansy of the poo el their amikae, mei la ewes THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1847. temporary raintenanoe to their families during satires ; also in paying the funeral expenses of mashers, and contributing towards the maintenance of their widows and orphans. The members meet weekly to pay their subscriptiona (averaging about one shilling • fortnight), to receive applications for relief, and to decide upon the expenditure of the funds. Deputies appointed by the members of the lodges meet annually to reconsider the various rules end regulationset the dianct associations, with • view to their improvement The easociations are wholly unconnected with each other in relation to the lodge funds, and the enamel meeting of deputies is only for the pop per of advising and preserving harmony among the associa tions, confining with each other as to the best means of promoting the objects of the association, and of recommend ing, on their return Item such annual meeting, to the mem bers of the various lodges, the adoption of such measures as they may have agreed to be most desirable. The bill stated the party:l4lam of the dispute which led to the expulsion of the plinutiffs, but it is unnecessary to mention them, as the case which was heard today upon a demurrer to the bill, Ira principally argued upon the legality of the associations. Mr. Rolt end Mr. R. Palmer for the defendants,:who were the °deers of the Loyal Highland Leddie Lodge, and others connected with the amosnation contended that the asso ciation was one which carefully excluded any contract the members cognisable at law, or in equity, and among it WY not within the jurisdiction of the court. The organisation was such as to render them illegal within the act of George 111., unless the emaciation came within one of the four exceptions pointed out by those acts. These exceptions were Fr, enamor' societies, Quakers' societies, relhaous institutions, and charitable institutions. The Freemaeons' societies wen to be registered in • particular way, and therefore the exception of them did not apply here, there being no such registration of these aro ciatiOus. It may be said that it is a charitable institution ; but it is no more such than a life or fire insurance society, which provides a benefit for the sub scribers, upon a certain contingency. As, then, this case does not come a ithin either of the e it as an illegal associationassociationassociationwithin the swastimg of the n xceptions, th Geo. 111. e. 19, which closets meow seethise sad m teal elect dele gates to meet and wroitherldt Mbar sederiee or delegates of other societies.—The Vlso.Chathellor : That is what the inns of court are ethelthly doing. They are voluntary societies ooetiauily deputies to confer. I have been party to i.sl p myself.—Mr. R. Palmer : But the Imenlomalrostha of the act would apply it only to those societies which have, r part of their rules, provisions for regular and stated correspondence for the general purser of their society, not to those which only es particular cireuenstances may arise, depute some atteair members to confer.—The VictoChantsellor I hope it may be so.—Mr. Rolt The rules ad these associations pro. vide der the settlement of their affairs by themselves, upon =rniPof bretherly love, sad the defendants lel that if i ll i kle s are brought balm a wart of justice, to be there dheriel, the *Web of dr smothiss would be destroyed. 1 Vthrebeasther, at the semelebra of the rgmmnt for W delodanth mid that he druid at ones decide. that if he slowed the demerrer, be *sold give the plastids liberty to nomad their bill somasly. Mr. - Rumen and Mr. Har grave for the plaiatff were wain to take the judgment of tea imurt the = des association, if th e dal s loth waive the bill. The Ytholhomothlor milk that it waltim to asatieramory to have He ere argued ups that point sloth without having all the materials before the court which could not be on the rgunient of a demurrer. He theeld, too, be very unwill ing to decide such a question, without the misters of a court of law. . . . . — ltenstites arranged that She ball should be amended within that. weeks. PREROGATIVE_ COURT. Noonan AOLIMIT DANIIL —Mr. Charles Stanhope, the deceased in the cause, died on the 21et Jue,1845, at the ad vanced age of 85 years. The property left, real and personal, amounted to about 24,0001. Mr. Daniel and his family were benefited under a former paper, executed by the tes tator, and they oppose the last will which leaves the bulk of the property to the Rev. Dr. Nome, the rector of Clapham church, in the parish of which the deceased resided for some years. It was objected that Mr. Stanhope bad had an attack of paralyds, and was imbecile when he executed his last will. Bir H. Jenner Must judged that the will and codicils bore evidence of being valid, and they were executed by the solicitor of the testator ; but would wish to hear counsel in opposition. Upon this, Dr. Haggard commenced his argument against the paper, Dr. Jenner being on the muse aide. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. B. r.. A BOOKULLBIL —The bankrupt, R. Weir, bookseller, in Harley-stmt, Cavendish-equate ' applied for hie certificate. His debts were about 1,6001., and the assets 6001.—He was supported by Mr. Lawrence, and opposed by Mr. Collett, on the ground that the expeners exceeded the profits.—A letter, signed by Mr. Chu. Collett, solicitor, and addressed to Mr. Weir, Levine been handed to the court, kis Honour re marked that the conduct of Mr. Collett had been of • moat improper nature respecting a bill for 2401., which he (Collett) wanted the bankrupt to accept, and make payable at a banking-house at which place, it appeared that the bankrupt bad indivi dually no assets. Such conduct, for a professional man, could not be sanctioned by a mercantile court. Under all the circumstances of the coae, considering that there were many of a favourable nature to the bankrupt, he (the learned commissioner) would, by way of example, &dictum the certificate for six months; and, in order that Mr. Weir should not be open to annoyance from Mr. Collett or any one else, protection would be granted in the mean time. TER Tatoo, RILDING, AND BASIKOIIT01.• RAILWAY.— We have been informed that the creditors of this railway sampan y have received 20e. in the pound,with interest at the rate of four per cent. desired to prom the wand indictment on amount of the great public importance which attached to money orders. During the last year no hoe a sum than ten millions had been transmitted through the medium of the Post-office. The prisoners were found Guilry, and a former conviction wee proved against McPherson, but the jury recommended him ta mercy, thinking be was an instrument in the bands of the other men.—fteateuce, twelve months imprisonment. COMMISSION OF LUNACY. A commissionde hmatieo ;nese reriio was opened at the White Hart Hotel, Upper Clayton, before yesterday Com missioner Barlow and sixteen special jurors, to impure se to the state of mind of the Rev. George Coulthard, a minister of the Church of England, now and for eighteen years a resident in Dr. Munrgljanotic Asylum, Brooke-house, Upper Clayton. The commiasien was taken out by the brothers of the alleged lunatic. The learned commis sioner detailed the several delusions mdeposied to la the sub joined evidence, and concluded by raying that the rev. gen- Nieman had rec ei ved notice of this inquiry, and was accord ingly present..—The Rev. G. Coulthard sat on the left of the contonesioner during the proceedings. On entering the court he bore in his right hankie a triumphal .tyle, a mas sive grotargL e. e- lo ok whip.—Dr. Munro deposed that Mr. Coulthard an inmate of his asylum, at Brooke house, Upper Clayton, on the 7th of April, UM, end had remained there ever since, having been ttai tersely of unsound mind throughout. It was only oa Tuesday that he told witness that he had a million sad seventy-live horses; that he should charge 61. les. for every passenger he took to Brighton • that he had • large hotel at Brighton ; and w as one of the richest men is the kingdom. He also imagined that he was about to git• a dinner which would cost him • million pounds, which, he added, was the price he always paid for a diaper. As the jury would see, he had broght his whip with him , which had been his constant saly ameement (nape eigammtakis) he Delay years. faistia askild, by no mem at In dip any deed sr sr Is take case at blesalf ur bla Ths puideskam. limed& lalb _auellomml else deaserat Dr. lime ; atist man frellor =tar u n i ma preesi ilisomicau Milk& and, without aourairissaar r am up, roomed a vim, "That the Rev. Georr ismar ooddhard was of mound WA bowl& of and his affairs, and MAUR as Ommt 7thluitaglB29." ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT—WINCHESTER, Maim 3. Caolry Coarr.—Di. Mr. Justice V. William. Polll , olVici BOVILIate—FokOZEIT or A 810TATO111 TO A MONET Oabea.—P.hr Ann It Phoneys, aged 13, woo 'Dania tar having aleanny hard an warn a realpt ler newsy, with hint to &hen bar Milan% Postanter. Omani ; aid Jams Hearraws,t e r s t in owaDatepz ; were eiter nth intiging sad James XMIIIIIIIIIII sonnit the Ing2 6 - 11 : sad Mr. Naha he langenendest ; Mr. Davis ; Mr. ileenera, womb. ll'neentes wees mods. leadal.—The planar Mimes wee a Meath. ithe at Pena oath, sd thane Oboe were aralase ea bend the ec Visesat, Iyhig Peohemedi Harbour. Attain to the non renal win •Jr thr mood Was. 'VIM/. lad ea the UM et Dsash hat 16 AO; Mrs. &Mist warn the PaebellnrObelesarees, LOS*" erl tor bin a ebony theer the - anent ease seversigs. This the lavezded tole heathy mid ea the Moab, norang be ireesind the mar wa sod is a letter. Teams &po lled the LAW an the War .la a teunily, width - be Orel ea • shit, wat oet Me Nth Deseniar fi dinenred r to ea k 41i m s= is ea tioseth. gese. sa bdir h ath e a w iLa l i elbnir i til aa- Owl is the nuns the day :--MentTlega,....Th rearthed on board the alp the tlia . Z a ritil 1116) but Daub bad hare to p set there la the alseasee, awl he ad with a an IMllial Waribar, to allim be amid, I have a peatuMee raelpt ben my ant, en Intl yea to get it sea. L " Warmer stead, and Dr* prawn the relleme at a wears mast gl ater aced bar it is haw say sailor who would pl the oar solid kw aa sis seek him to • ead piled oat • arawbess eerview bang& 'Wis. be would sot de, n be mot NMI, ad .Woody the phew M'Phisaska, who wee t, maderbielt to pewee thp teeny. sn' Dartseßeew to ifve bin ft.. M. thr 16 Inaide. M'Pheena ben wed • NW* bet anjethel, sl o wer hethwith to W s pothelles, when ' he preenlei the _41,61. which inatesmiledzl the Lair at ebbs enehted by the sleek be wet to eiga hi amok an he wren " Minn Tear." The -oink wee neat in gm the measly, whoa mother pasta la the sire walisarlea audios bad bees seat engenng the ad" Ind Wrbeeen thin and, 1; Jae oil light," ben's as (pedreig Inn whil " e 0 Kn. niganbad whims te W. Vans). He no den gina ble ant= be eland he wee sot the paean be had regensehel, be bed nesind the eider teen Davis. Dale sea also en be maid the reads had Ina boned to rir bil liem who alleged that be had haul It es beard the 111. Viseen—Mr. Jenne WOMEN wit:ll arid= set tZirsl,4M bat th wste o s e ane ssa m, w af air..r. MaPhasea was •:pay as a wiether ld = nage mad Dale had meted or or nonly as huntiont T _The fur , 40fisigtai all the prinaers. They were thee WNW in the sane nines is a di/Gnat tan. Hasa• pip, nit boring &lea the order, sad Magnum an Thai via neeiviag it, bowing it to have bees stein. The hen annsi stand that the Part-ofileo authorities CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT—Betas the Chief Heron and Mr. Justine Coleridge. Tile ROBBERY 01 DIAMONDS.— Robert Kerr, 28, ma , rinse, was chariot( upon an indictment which contained a number of different counts, with stealing 400 diamonds, value 4001., the property of John M'ldillan and others, from a vessel upon the high seas.—Mr. Clarkson, in opening the ' case for the prosecution, explained to the jury that, in the anticipation of technical objections that might be taken on behalf of the prisoner, it had been deemed necessary to plane in the indictment the different counts varying the form of the charge which they had heard read by the officer of the court. The learned counsel then proceeded to state the circumstances under which the charge was brought against the prisoner, but as the facts have been given so recently and fully in the police reports, it will be unneces sary to give the evidence in detail. The learned counsel stated that the prisoner was the captain of the barque Levenside, the property of Mr. bli'Millan and others, and that he sailed in that vessel from a port in Scotland for Gibraltar, with coals, in September, 180 ; and having de• ' livered his cargo, it seemed that the prisoner had gone to various ports, taking different freights, contrary to the orders of his owners, and at 'sagas having arrived at Bahia, he there received two packages of diamonds from Mesas. Oantoia and Pailker, merchants of that place, which were consigned to Messrs. Schroeder and Co., in London, and for which property bills of lading were executed in due form. At the commencement of the voyage every one appeared to have been ignorant that there were diamonds on board, but when in the Channel. the mate was made acquainted with the fact, and saw the two packages containing the diamonds in a drawer is the captain's cabin. When the ship arrived near Deal the , prisoner went on shore, taking the diamonds with him ; and it would appear proceeded immediately to London, where he took up his abode at the Albion publirioase, East Smith field, and by the assistance of a woos mated Forman, the landlord of the Album, sad two of named Hoare and Benjamin, the bulk of lie illomork were sold to Messrs. Siege and Martin, of Boolgoraborzy, for the *um of 1,7501., and the remainder wen given to Forman and Hoare for the trouble they had taken in the transaction, and sold to Benjamin who, however restored them the moment he ascertained they had been stolen. la reference to this por 'on of the ease, Mr. Clarkson observed that he could not help thinking that Messrs. Bleu and Martin had betrayed a very great want of caution, if, indeed, their conduct did not deserve a stronger expression, in purchasing from persons who appeared to have been en• tire stranger' to the firm, precious stones to the large amount of 1,7501., with the additional fact of the sewed value of the diamonds being between three and four thousand pounds. After the money was obtained, the prisoner proceeded to Dover by the railway. and from thence by steamer to France, and he was ultimately apprehended at Montreuil. Mr. Whi Ulan, Mr. Benjamin Benjamin, and one or two other witnesses were examined, and this closed the ease for the prosecution. Mr. Ballantine then took a number of technical objections to the different counts in the indictment, but they were all over ruled by the court without calling upon Mr. Clarkson for a reply. The learned counsel then addr, Ned the jury for the defence, and he urged that the counts which charged the larceny to have been committed upon the bilih sea, bad not been made eat by the evidence, and that there was no proof that the prisoner had any felonious intention when he went on shore, particularly as it was proved that he had not in any way interfered with the packages until he arrived in boadoo. With regard to what took place at the public-house he commented most severely upon the conduct of the witnesses Forman and Hoare, and contended that they were the moat guilty parties in the transaction, and be said it was they who bad probably first suggested the commission of the felony, and, therefore, he submitted their evidence ought not to be relied upon to convict the prisoner on the other counts of the indictment. The Chief Baron then summed up, and the jury ionise distally returned a verdict of Guilty upon the count in the indictment which charged the offence to have been gam mitted upon the high sea.—The prisoner was then brought up for judgment, and the learned judge after observing upon the very serious nature of the offence of which he had been convicted, and the grow, breach of trust that he had committed, said he felt it his duty to peas upon him the full sentence fixed by the law for a larceny of this description, which was that he be transported for seven yawn —Mr. Clarkson then applied to the court to make an order for the restitution of the remainder of the diamonds that were in the possession of Mr. Martin, and which had been impounded by order of the Lord Mayor.— The Chief Baron said that the -e diamonds formed the sub ject of another indictment, and at present the court could not legally make an order for their restitution.— Mr. Clarkson said that probably, if his lordship would ex press an opinion that the diamonds were the property of the consignees, Mr. Martin might consent to deliver them up, but if he declined to do so, they would certainly incur the responsibility of taking possession of them.—The Chief Baron said he had no hesitation in expensing his opinion that the diamonds in question were stolen, and he thought they ought to be given up. It was unders tood, but the fact was not publicly stated, that Mr. Martin consented that the diamonds should be given to the prosecutor. ' Da. CRONIN.—The grand jury returned a true bill against Dr. Cronin for manslaughter. The trial has been postponed to next *strum NEW COURT.—Befeee the &bowler and Alderman Johnson. o;;;;;;;R:=7,,;a7d Barrett , ;ToTit g ed 14, was placed at the b,r to receive judgment, he having pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with stealing two boxes and MOMS acidulated drops, the property of Thomas Eldridge. A certificate of a former conviction was handed in and proved, by which it appeared that the prisoner had been sentenced by Mr. Serjeant Adams, at the Middlesex Sessions, to six months' hard labour, for having, with another lad, since convicted, knocked down a child in the street and robbed it of Is. 6d.—A. policemen said the prisoner had a mother, who resided in Storey-street, New-road, but the prisoner was scarcely ever at home. He had been a long time known to the police, and he usually prowled about the streets until 2, 3 and 4 o'clock of a morning. He had been sent to a school by his mother, but his conduct there was such, that he had to be placed under restraint, and even de- Iprived of his clothes; but in spite of that he got out of a window sad escaped. He was the " captain" of a gang of young thieves who infested the vicinity of the New-rod, and not a i i k t passed but they eontroiued depredations upon the pu blic, and their whole means of subsistence was by plunder.— e Retarder inquired of Mr. Jonas, clerk to the governor of Newgate, if the prisoner would be received I at Yarkhurst ?—Mr. Janes replied ia the negative.—The Recorder said it was high time the prisoner felt ashamed of his conduct. The sentence upon him wee—imprisonment, with hard labour, for one year, to be twice well whipped in private EarciliX•TlOrt.-o•orge Collins ' 12, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with having stolen 4/. 12a. 1 the monies of his master. —The prisoner was liberated nn a gentleman being bound for his good behaviour for one year in the sum of ea—The Recorder is thus , j= g with the prisoner he wee he con sidered. best the interests of the public and the whaled Wereat To the casual observer this course would seen So be menhir es mother person might be transported les •ti article; but the malt of a ease de- OM flirts by which it was surrounded. LHa ei justice s the great of to be at tains& ormo—iler, the reclarearbe of the criminal, and, matt, due graermitiee to the mobile; and, where there ems an eirly of a 1111111111111 being reformed, it is M of the Judge to meet IL By thus dealing with hi bs slight poem as brew* member of soany ; by wailliag Wm Se grim be weld bowers an ee -1 pert Wed. The erne dedll would he of no avail, hr ft was a mares of sisth*g witbess rmy good, and it was a great pity that • new syliNa of rhea discipline was not ut where the peeellor habits sad diegesitiors ot the waddler aseeldered. joint lespriworeset eased so pose. peal et reihreastisa ; a squab are addled a Mem ex is Ta was eineri p ztall peehhaeset ebsehl d i l a ;Mim s. to tAtt tunsw im mefa. d d e s = thorehoin an tuanqualliftibation of pat& Julie. • POLlCE.—Ymiami LAYBITH.—Ronear or Pura.—Carba Grass, elks Flikher, malaria rola Magmata& era enether peas% see yet a ensteft, in die anakarn ef o t i it the bawd La Walla sal eterai. Osaka a. ass Cil atl i y i task, draset, sal lea spasm The prAssaer, sa t u ne 21 el April lad yew, wee observed by Ifa. Warne* servant mid halting •11 bar slikares boon in maw with mean man, sad eelleg ant they wire thin kr eon= impala she webbed than ter aserttlese. At s i z tr tr o rkemer earths Br earths end yea teweede bee . Meaw illbethea kat shat ef kr •hw me mos, ideaasa aw gnaw artent, a • hada so tbe bersais,p ea et tbekent gate end juin La ate simmollwalselarbkia. Sespeetrea dat the senalks, as laded 110W11. raker sal = l.lll l:rtt abli esseal 'pieta soda sbe lade duet *kr base as arm st tic kiNima draw. were /ask_ &kV= W fees -d /de empales see ask" raft elt bee Wismar* brad bees ghen tbeishlay be Ike polka eke anent etas prow:unix wee tibia Tara as Creyea ea the la of De eater, walk the V a asa awerely kr maw Gana mad . L s et eons hit se tbe pawn wile bed ameital the = Met time was esesalkal ter arse te 11= et Careedenta it )dea hark et aegb Th_ert Itle *lei et kr:lnj e l ikwa rraireed Valeil alla rdoi the ;Testa For tunately foe szders, he bleaght a to tke prison with Ida ; ha be at dew aitas my &saki whether he traldjave ansseedel in sawing the prkeaer. The kat was se* dikeneked that he WU obliged to be Wows bat b* be add be breasata—The pavane was ramiellsi. MONEY MARKET. Tzintanau Zonernee. 'rho traumatism ham limos astammtly fay ia the hds Mt to-day, sal sammolly ludo* my be vormad ra o ther heavy, although prim bays been *My sabaldned. The inactivity of the einist Irma aearlbed partly to the attention of am &slate bein dirasted to the pros of the paying up of the ineatimala en the new lean, about which it n aiegular then amid ha say anxiety at aIL The payments, shim& nee hee until to-maerew, cola lIMMOINi to-day, sad, amodlog to soma* prommoma Maxmast Loan. Sir, Having been led to believe there was money forthcoming to pay a dividend on Mexican Bonds, I was induced to purchase some at a high price. I am now given to understand that there is not at present in this country any recognised representative of Ma ono--then are no recognised agents—nor is there money, even In per spective, to pay *dividend. And I beg to mak, through the medium of your paper, if I am rightly informed on these' subjects? A BONDKOLDRA. (The "Bondholder" is misinformed. There is a " recog nised representative" of Mexico here. Whether there are, er not, any recognised (financial) agents we are unable to any. About the money part of the questien, the former, perhaps present, financial agents should be able to inform him, and donhtlem would on application. Probably the next Mexican mail, now nearly due may bring soma intelligence to enlighten us on the subject.] I' NEWS. terday had not the least upon. The dealings were es /morally, remained se be&we, .ONDON, MILICI 4. W Ostrom &rot Mist Inas. !Wow Wises' Was. satisfactorily. But, in fact, as the contractors are responsible themselves, and certainly rather more then auflicient for the end, it should be of little consequence comparatively whether the parties who have been admitted to subscribe for portions of the loan pay up their quotas or not. An amount like twelve per cent., or rather more than the eighth of tl,e loan of eight millions, can interfere little with the ordinary operations of the money market, so long as , it shall be taken, as doubtless in the main it must be, from the resemesand means of the contracting parties themselves. Consols scrip, in which there was little business, remained at II to 1 premium. Consols were nearly all day, as they closed, at 901 to 1 money, and 901 to 1 for account. Threes Re duced, 901 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents , 924 to 3. Exchequer Bills, 3s. to fe. premium. The advertised bills par to 3a. premium. The only transaction of any interest in home a- aunties was the purchase, by the Chancery broker, of 15,0001. Consols, for which 901 was paid. Stock was 2041 to 51. India Stock, 250 to 2. India Bonds, par to ss. prem. Long Annuities, 9 9.16 to I. In foreign stocks there was aa little business as usual. Spanish bonds, with dealings upon the smallest scale, con tinue in decline, so indisposed are the jobbers now to specu lation in any other than the home funds, and so satisfied, also, of the worthless nature of the communications which hare been carrying on from Spain for a considerable time put, about the promised and expeeLed performances of the Spanish government in favour of the bondholders, and for the redemption of Spanish credit. Spanish Fives were last emoted 231 to 1; the Threes, 34 tis 1 , Deferred, 161 to 17 Passive, 5 to Mexican, without business, were called 22 to 4. Brazilian, 86 to 8. Portuguese, 33 to 5. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to 9 ; the Fours, 921 to 3. WI YN 1t7351?4... _ . . GW Busk 119499, 1919 S per CC v. 4. Ansa, 901 1 I ler et Cosmic AA... 041 Kew te pot Cs. Aar, f?l * Lowe Aar. S Jac 19119 9 9-14 I - 017Zmis . Mr Met . 1 .• led,. lj II pm. Ose Zachmtmr PaMt.IPMP.,IO., I I Dine. 8001. I I IMMo. II II Din;,dWiti:m; par l7a;;I ,oOL, I per M. Brasilia&era;ll,il — ri 3 per Cern. UM New DR444 I M sad 31. 844 Diu% New 1343, R 3 II per (Vat. ChM. Mold, Of 3 3 per Ora,. Um, Referred, 13 34 • ry , R rerreeßees Dos*, 34 O jorL , ltt, Realm lima, 11113, r FUNDS. & per Ct-SpenieS Neele,Sret.,llsee ► OS I pre Cu. Speeleh leadre Needs. IS I I prr Gll /pule►k EaNa. Aoet., Nerds 11, 1411 IS per Cent Daub Estlassie, II Oen. , Set epee Orse. Daub 411snlima1m, Oft For aae«.l PAWS.MU.O RAIL WA The share market yest feature about it to remirk tremely limited, and prices. g but not perhaps quite so arm BH&E LIBT. ■erarTs wader et Una la RAILWAY BILLS ix PA 7ITURIIIII Dt117011 . 111, OP alr Nt MAR K. TIIITZBDAY. dew Orraise Cem—erk likedird isSeirer mad Cesel purehaer (kir milkla r s=wis jilleseeter le tikteked, with ceeneetlai lis Ilikellereein end Geseeweer slim Ctime/. ll Mi peeler Or Imilland Wiskiki lishwer Cheappy Is sehmilis re is Yodelli4 ty. see melees did saki arresposiols k rst et Ow nue). withdraws. Parthwlearias ellosiire Ina testerday, is Us aberreet a Plows ilidetie Mk. Y o 23, F. AL r eee=z l2 lll.4= isst. /Whew (Ifir.l), OppreL Opens Ora,—N7. Mil Mawr (Wetter Hombre, Ju1.,... pa amilsehma I i i / may bar& le j. pr. r d s===...• Eallsry, lialv Ca T: firineb. mil wilt pair le pewees or mho erreelphrerle Talk the NA Okisusliphist OdelOmeese. sea hmellem with lbewidele% der Madera lislbeer. Ore eideet. sem wediehie emir& Waft eleseempl to dee by. MIL Mame blew &wed Dreeek Own lerdeedeel et Iklh. aid aeliedleseteedite wee). Pad Fedi Wm. kfilarlassinsi OWA ON mmed es um `e - - Tee emeilleis es the nerds will de be the led Woe Ms mice, et II Ali *Nese ; re will .. 21edie le eiel Id la Ihe keg 'Any et Ow am Missal The diadem ea ebe eemellee seueleielt_le wider it ls o =llsibmipll•.l. eds-1, LW ene le 1. girt ;Pa W. 411. 111 M =11:11 . 1 . : I, the listgalse (Aberdese s = e 4traeri lamil i i t, Its.) ' The moles cs o Z al ciiimm ea m joeum eesei ii,. Ni (=,..w : Th.ri.i mi lks. r ( W m:v . h. 0 0 ; 4 Itt Ir. 4=o ma 4 Mir Magda Merthyr Tledi). OIL —Dasirrot AND Etrran. —MeV-park Maisg-11ded.Ifialli 4.--ilr. Uwe@ ta ths Pak. The dolmen die the died= Isillheir ledidesdr ripereletwetbe maim with mob eaddlembeidediedloiliedeememedruelearltelle, is *lmam der Irirend ant bereeideidiesdeeldet dee miimieldmi. stigerlary a seelemi owe a deldtmedell Mee its Omi Odle et Selo well Is nub is. sitar d dr Yrs le Or Omit woo= oplinw.laski 4 Is Se abrimiiiis led Si aqua milr fended ledielleOiqueol sot 2 Illeallia wow deedded le edwt wil t h i pe se. 4. l i ttleh Owe ehediredepile sow N a li Ow wadles et IMF leekeetwe did& le be ma la mat. OM Ihe 1111 ler the We kiwi to Itemeeleh %eh loss le ri ew ho dr etwedieg wide, Ur Illeudent lalt into Ode Ifir y = i : Ale lid Of wrisikekrahriesleil kin Ile duo Orr lio opelfthset am edielet ip Ow ompo7 woo so slot Oa is Wes Aral= be "odd devirMlLiimpa odd ast peep lemeitte be sheet* edepile el lie awl The tinders hee dere vereale be Medal le seal = Mi ew am t= eke hit A doe le met diet M. lenedlte4. es ter is wteli his ltetr le fie Odd IredeniCileerth Let Ihed were ewilise le de mew The owes epwwile emelt to Wien bens= PeePleetit=rd er jausim ibistegslambi e thOg 4 Metall@ te well eredier wicelli The deplore NI soder sesdasslinb dee - WWI W preeliese at the mayor bee to take all nemmary meacurm for e up** es e would be required to mirk their Hoe at the tecrebninestirei leans to the Greet banters Company. The dream goo. rnmetted the resignatina et their most valued ILL Obits ; but, at the mime tune, ccessineeed beenimie In having obtained se indeentlal and 111 . 1 0•11•1 • (pig MN tot Ids woman r a Ye. Die. et Dons lea reed Se Mei% eulidennelie inns at the allvdrueees e ggni: demo emoonetbe memd. ht ems et eleohlbe_debere emit that the lbeeme Me no dude et ea endeehle weemembeeri the Jett Wooers Oterbony so le be rem le Mei the Mel ley &ir meld bee lo lobe la minim thee le se* bee to work* ad le Ile Smeller apse the lombe. me= Irmo It was arso MOM thst the area= did let Med to mem Me Gem Webers CaNegony leen, hethreeer. !herb wej==e, sear* directors finebella. nallesed. declared, after .hi ch the romem Was 0661166 M. PADILAT 'ULNA ANOCK, AND An.—g a ze gfir.-01segole:Ibleeit L—Mr. Mier In the club. Yres of tie directors intimidedthet there was an inCri••• of yeas assimpred with the to memarother period at but pus. ye, total Tessa= peneleepeo meet ter Me MI year sift d i et, ma. wee 01.1811, bag es berme eflt.eddyemomm alma pared mirk Me eerempredbe MN mar walk Jimmy, MIL Uwe reemembe a oestimeta et Me diddled the rate a 7 mai Cd.llllri. Nadir Utfr. dbpa•al of the me & the am ef 111, I tr.r e dir i ebbb Soy recommended le le pad ea Morel t?od corona, ere which Mb a saridue ham. 2,0931 lbw bc carried le next half yank Mount. The MIME then the favourable progress et the various Weft and emenano tor whisk ale had been obtained. The met bele eye oneyegy, iecluding that tee the seediemegn with the Demblet eal Medi 6e, had all helm read • emeed In the flonamine, end mead KM be diecurord in committee •• rhe r mmita. The bred. lesepeeer, regretted to nate that the bit fem. line to Leminlingestr, lifiectorl by the Dumfries Com Compaq bg been redeem' by the s a, Orders rnmittee, while the other bee it to Simplon fed Itcuribrigld had paned that ordeal, ere gam' aaeane Uwe _ liantscraou AND °Widow RAILWAY.—no fiest rot, reslisper limehoiden of this wows, since the was. idea st thy Ilisglide Ammon, will be held in Glasgow *kW day, Ty divtlesel fler the kat halfir le to be per rent., and foe Ms pro. vim sae 6 per mgt. Ise a strplus of 17,0001. MILICELLANBOU NEW S. Two Govmuntalet Lederer Haar..—Ationt eighty directors and other MSS'S drams repreeeeting the Great Waters, London sod lid ; I =lloutle Easters. the Hodes, linas Brothers of aim ins, amomStati at the King% Limo Tavern, is Old Palace-yard, am Igs‘ ming lost, to concert mriesree bee ogroalog MS bill. Mr. Holm was sad to the chair. Th. Chairman slated that the railing terra were rinahod to take tit anted anima the some reseling, but Inering so desire to make it a party tins, or embers 'coact, they wished to la the lint tszasma. Mr. of the Sonde did me Id* Set It we • between the goiessistr4 the earprie. bet alter borer Mr. Ildrate, the= complidos. Me ereeMeree Ihr the pat% r well r were latereelel le mei ea erremperre welt et ere M= el bet beef the iiiligries reperratel by the relents Prere. the peeled asommaidion to beShanght lo beet Weil l r reereterM±e. with Ihe wawa, bier rift to the relleMill a the ME der lowtor, set meet Se wiliss of the metre Mr. Earn wee weird wen re the Orrilir dr err meollog ad. Jimmied lit tar pa. When the isre rodsatialilid Mr. Md. re Wrest der the Cheraw of tbe mie4.wed ra4mr be war Me signinted with Its provisions of she bid; Het be re pledged brad, le shady this is detail. to modify am as rte preent their weft unneesmilly to the intern*. of mewl mai prim; ad robe bee urrerldma to Ist the reprerreller d Ye Turku merles haw the rusk of his semen began dpelse Meg* wags ides is els MI. Mr. Medea rerouted hi MI ea. Wow be the Irma= et pernoteit beim liwootabla the Wray Wear. • etereree wee appointed, teadithp d the drirmis. sr dap* &elm s. end rereads of ell Se me. peas rails My ware Lee" oral the serheerf wire Ihweght It le arm' druid be eeperled with preen leers Weer wit rre of h the poremirt. eel le 11•••••• • era Ile repreree the "wren esereeles leveret the c i te elr reellerer prior to the r big reed • sere air. It wee ehe reeler% ler tlie mien petrels erred* by the dlreiliee d the eillemer aressirs secret re MI should be prereel r the Yee to awe the the tribe rioter out al dmis ease Jest. Mere erre reremes )recent upraised strg elereller le Mi errs /MegarrieW pewee to railway companies he Nair via =lt kis al Ibuisla that tho powers at present pasamest rem* Mr peresee. rule. rm.. :: toolarfar ixi . .... D.aliet7..l 7 : trat W I Drbbt P 4 17 bk. rd. 4S. Yob. 2 26. a A. 6 alba ... ll lap. Olra. • 027 7 4 2... 1 Irk 314 If b. 1 Mona 11 /jp ilesum. btu., It 111ros 74 1 a D. 11114. II I Drab sod tootoo .... 1 1.. * D. 0.. 110. 3 1 Do. Nom 63 oblemthablake •It 31 D. Laorpea 4 14... I 44). a /4 Do. 1 abr. 2l ID Ir, boat., a Mad Ile A. Opieolole boob 143 164 0 . I goaelo,lbef 4 Irma. gr mob. bol Itelptab 7 Combat af Do.* bar, No. 1.... A. f Aorta.. • Ti. A. 4 Mane, N. 0.... 64 Dimon NUrtINIf 11.1/4, j . IS Do. 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Mont moot marry mid Is 436.40., 4Y, et Ye Misr pry.ldth madmen one. per 441.-11144 a 1105144. Is patio =to; goal wallas mil fa" XL 04. mg asp SL, SW M. Mpg& esla itrsal body at teats • bew prism—lolhatics, 41 to N. artia.—Pograr : Mod Palm Mind, sad tompbt by St Impartar„ 21 lb. —oeltan We mid; the rowitt Unmet dolt —Tmloor fully mededebt *sift odyeso, OIL Pt —Cot*: 600 turrets sold 321. 44.—Comma Lipase, eold, mkt. =to, very good. M. Y. r: Imported try told 104.--oLodor Aram mat from 31. to 01. corrox.—lmumg llanew 4.—The eales today were {Ale hake, of whine woe 11111 speculation. No alteration in prima. tilairmseerea. Ilan= 4.—Tbe market inns a steadier and mere settled action thin week than for wirer time past, and net quotations, though not remunerative, are fully maintained. The inquiry, both for cloth and yarns continue. to improve, and a disposition ie mani fested by Germ.. and other enmtinental buyer. to come lota the sus ket : but they have hitherto declined to boy the rate@ generelly do. snandesL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL—H•O4. DY. a•• •••.. Sri ews . . . 1 I /Mild . . 0 ' tile. de Cr; 0 Males awl Waterfard .. 1 I Madan . . • orifice ,_ . 0 Ha•••• NM . Dmadardoe 0 I Prue, . . I Oydy.,lf.a.W. 00 W. Lea War.ll Chera.AJers. o o Idelee Pee. t 7 0 Seam aad 0 Breen April W Hubert. . Ile lledharras. . 0 Halite& Mar. 11. Gearseav, MAUKCII X.—Arrived: Omen sod Sir R. P Bonin dam; Princess Victoria, Antwerp; Neptune, St. IMkhaelb; Mabee.; Mine, Abase; Beirack, *alai:wig ; Maria, Filneb= A tide, Ainzterdam ; Racer, St Michael's ; 11.inno, Aarbutta • Hop. Amsterdam • Adelina, Rieder° ; Ciumarty, Tezel ; Unit, Den mark; Jezelina ind Manna, Amsterdam; Emilie, Christianised; Hideout, Charleston; Docile, Cult; City of Boulogne, Boni= Rail of Liverpool, Canis. Sailed : Theodazia, New Crime.; Dankirk • Gliaternia, B; Monarch, Bombay; Oem, Jemmies; lookers, .81. Vincents; rriea, Cllr; Tulluch Castle, Baltimore; Robert, St. Kitts; Mire, Azores; Belfast, (lab; Harlon.*e, les. I lom ; Sohn Antwerp; Margaret Counetl. Baltimore. I Lrrasroot, Mazes X.—Arrived .• Kalamazoo, New York,— I Balked : Hitenola (a). Ilailhis and Boston; Mary Ellen, Barbarities I and Habana: Eagle, Carrill; Henry Winch, Calcutta; Ahoy, Boone Ventura, to ; Cumberlsed, Brazils; Konantuta, Baton; Earl of Dalhousie, Africa; the Belle, St. Dionne ; Reaper, Zan seilles ; aresarlan, Halifax ; Aleseandroil Grande, Constastinople; Elizabeth, Brake; Rhos., Baltimore ; leadoe, Triage; Burst (ii, Bombay. 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