The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-02 00:00:00

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Aleherirt AMNON aven — et Ur Lae lloos. anll&Wlder nem—asa 11.;11.11".. *rio iza . swou. INOt; itirs Wasisre. O. & . JUANA6626W:at - a PIA UT. *MSc A 11M 111 1 IN TIM HAIM WOllll TWO_Ill AALTIV:Mir sod Asom.—Dion.rmat 41.• MOH WATER AT LONDON B RIDO VIM E. NIA.. ...... Afterrna. 76. LONDON, MONDAY FEBRUARY 2. 1 ~ Tel Board of Caned has, it is understood. OM fitheisioaen the income to he aimed toes &psi 1W etaM. la other wok Om Wad 101 dens se he le a ems of this *psalm Mallets. nom MOM meta =Mainly ad eat wand Om advice MI maisme Ike Age eadierdst as Tants ellie ONO& The Wm which the ami d Direct= b amid tie Dined of Control le M. VORIS lie eatesseema dials to grant, are mid to be 11001111.sysse Isr by Mown for lib sal to his lissal inthandants it petrillY. and 301. 1 . a yew he the mahttemito smart et the Ames et state awl the Osent if liederneiliamedostsg, A preemie, their Beth OMB" any plea of Tandems lees both =IPA tells Mogen b not stated, but as dam rim or pe4 sons were provided for the llopris et the Nawab of the CARIMMO r SM Pzumera, when their respective careen 1 malty mfg. cot short, it is paha& tad ammo adequate accommodation will aim be floshiai Xing of Oche , on in se Owe b this obvious advantage , t41:11 Waft OM we at the same time fix and - the thes of the de posed, but not, of course, very asollebly disposed Sovereign. As it can hardly be for the true happiness we seal safety of the ex-Ling of OE DE that his KAMM should enjoy a larger revenue than ha can meene• siently spend in that luxurious life of enjoyment and *elfishness which have coot him • Gases we are disposed to think Mr. Vast* Wm* es timate of the income to be Wed in liberal enough. It exceeds the Assiinse.. =de by Lord /if= rout to the ilethireltala the MOGUL, and the stipend eidguel by lord Rstriacc to Bast Row when de= l e: the relics of Mahratta gemdams. It is larger than the retiriog allswesoie goatild by lord Bulimic's to the fain et lbe butane Md. at SATTAZAH ; than the sum esigned by the sommushisems to the youth's& lkieseielt DUOLIZO Ilass aa fed musemlba of Punjaub ; sr the smillosnoe given by lad Wiu.tut BM. kaga to tbe &Oh of Caw lkeerehe wb mienterily "retire hens bins" rarely ow/ Imp beams within; tolosallsemmt. Dumas V. Oak with him moir enough to mointain his gees eel Utiles s seen CalisTlNA,d lIWOMMAId omedewel fllloalty in keeping s( gee lag oat= he bee retirement ; and the ex-Ibq of Mamma& pleads poverty, in his sochrims at Rome, to farmer favourites meeting lie otsteb. I sect. The ease of compulsory abdisades b mans to be regarded differently. It vain mail be inhumanity to deprive a deposed tkowelia dal the State psgeentry and wealth of Rork, fast as it would have been cruelty to have mat Bishops Bioxrui.o and M•vrai, when they resigned the Seen of Landau sad Durham, into humble r 'sidebars in Gower-stmet. In such cases fallen greaser meet be dealt handsomely with ; and 150,0001. a year on the ex - La n g and Cole et Own, though it may disappoint their expectations, don seem a very liberal allowance. More would either be spent in riotous living, discreditable to the peramageo thssmetives, or us assuming the perilous parities ot leaden of a ibbses e d a n party in India. The Paz lIDIST of the BOARD of Comer. he. therefore, in this instance, probably hit that golden Moan dear to poetic justice. The lineal descendants et the deposed Sovereign , have, it seem, to inherit in perpetuity—that k we presume, so long u there are direct lineal deem& ants—the 120,0001. a year seemed their This is a very proper arrangement. To = l t offspring of a Sovereign whose Belem k *ma dilicalty so royally aided the WM Oevoempet In India, whose royal title left the leveed of Asir great service*, and whose awislars an Noundleth. to item part ef her torritorks—to consign ins de scendents of this Prince to poverty would, imbed, ha disgraceful. As it is, their fate will be sellhindy herd. Deprived of all opportunity of &diesel** themselves, they will live on the mud mosmeiss et their greatness, paring their time is ell the lamina& of Oriental volapteounesses, Jimmie gre baby is umbers, until, law the dessonanata of the Morals et the CAISATIC, the allowamele lamb/ re- Orient for onnfortable and reputable eatektka main mob an arrangement some core is usedtal, and that ems we are periwig the English Govern ere to this cue. There ham leen similar Carnatis is one ot thsee--la which, years, the Government at India have to raise diseuosises en the lan- 'mat will 0 . 7 to ti c titer • ]epee of veer though it lieemit THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1857. gasp sad the terms of the original se:4 l to thumbs to daprive tke hecendants of the whom Isrdledss tboy absorbed of the which them delemAtate inherited, sod wai l theY tuforcel. pi ea thsh Oaths to Oak Imilloa These mosseraly rembsomaire have all less 11111 by I •,••••i arils abed*. mere origins* mei. Oa the pemmt assedia Id at frost that dr "Mk 1101 will is ee pleht moil elah bilk in dm mighe dew BrOle tai la *eta Add lemaithme. 11. dam fe 4116 Obi If *NW Oft la el dm Illealsi chltpassi so &pate ma arise. Ihrit these tams will sa tisfy the ex-Bing et Ourn onlaia flmsly eon hardly be bold. Indeed, a lam Ilma hie Ku Valuate addle we publish he mother aim" appears Maki ft iminnate the Wier that he will reject dam I hut flak homer, if they satisfy the seam d irithisjudise. Bat bum soisearlihadt wash WO have named to the swim mahesi by the deem& Moaarch's pmts. Theme strokes oembleil chiefly in the metes of large mama( mom te dm British Go. memsat of India lA% he ohm of difficalty. TY abeam eat . WI le have altogether NNW Om warm= as it SAOO,OOOI. of that seam ails aledlegbalbetarepsid to the ling dOihs hp the so of lardley. This terri tray bigotry, holmium hes moms* hy the man tilla eittho whoiebloolleia it 0161 ea the ex- Samesi claims hi poseat d di tie money lest loy Ide Indy to the lies Chmerarmart. The qms tha ariag sat of three lisle. earamllli that they We leas acearatolp Olds b a soils can la des)* with the puspirgl alibi Ihmals el WSW and el the Balch of Orman rho Oommati el LAM wade short work et cash a erwherbod to their own una the propos ellidi rtal theme ems. ; and it is difisolt to bony. larrommr sympethy for fallen greases may incline the Wm way, that there is great Imes in the emu& ea which that Goverameat et acted, sad idi s ft b to be inhere% set agar in the peewit orm. The ramey,it is argrowlooleat to theOevanonsat etkifia. Meg derived from the taxation of the ea asned, was the property of the State se boa the propurty al the Seven*. It Moore. tharahro, the *Mow of the State, not the pram at the Maw* ; and when the amormely is annexed. 1 all that biker to the State le aninaed with it. 1 &wee inamey lent becomes as meek the property of 1 the easozing States if it had km heal in the 1 paths traseary at the time of anamMion. At peewit we only state the ezposat. New after dm* will be ample oppertanity hr its fall diseomioa, for already it is obvious that amongst the themes el the Soma 1817 the cane of the ex-King of 011.:DI Will wow a preMinellt pima. hosed servaat of Elm the whole spirit of whose Crating was Motherhood end love, seeking to per petuate beyond dr limits of neurtslity those 'misera ble distinction and that sectarian exeltudveness which have too long perverted the religion of peace into a mouses of bitterness sad an occasion of strife. The only topic of commastios is, that there is only one mach Prelate so HENRY Of Firms now to be found among the mitred dignitaries of the English Church. fbt court. WUCDBOII4 Jnr. $l. The Duchess of Kent, the Prince and Princess Fodor, d Holumlobo Langenbargly and Primer Arabs of Hohenkhe Schnhegfunt dine* with kw Wiest, yew today. Major-Goora the Um. C. Grey, the Dam el Windsor, and the Rom Mrs. Wellesley, had the beam to be bolted. The geed of the Coldstream Guards played daring dinner. Ortstare, "Colportooz" Onelow. Selection, "U Fianna Megloo" Mozart. Welt; "Aurora" tanner. • "twill dog" (" Bt. Noll") Iderekkeohn. Swim "Dr Gairke" Wiley. Bee Maya Private Baud afterwards attended to the Codeomed peefeemed the /Mr( empeettkete °mem sod Seleathea "IL Pali" ltendeissobst. 11.1 Ad, "Mmilla" Flatair. The QOM Mg Pelee vatted In the ground• wajoining litaasee mai* The &Maim of Ontsborr end the Earl of Aberdeen MA Trials* he the Illwees. Yip. 1. The QII[4III and Primo, the elder portion of the Royal Family, the Duchess of Rent, the Primer of Hohcalehe Langtabargb, mid Princess MBA. of Reheedolie font, the ladies owl gentlemen of the Court, and the despotic homehold, attended divine woke this mambo in the — mars cb . apel. TM Hen. and Very Rev. the Dem et Windsor petard the service and administered tbs boy raiment. liejer-Osseral the Hen. C. Grey and Limit:Caked Per ruby bare succeeded Miler•Gerral Beckley and Colonel F. H. Seymour as Equerries In Wsitin to her Uniesty and Prince Albert. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after noon at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury in Downing-street. The Ministers present were :—Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chan cellor, F,arl Gransille, Marquis of Lansdowne, Ear l of Ilarrowby, Sir George Grey, F.arl of Clare, Mr. . Seer tar Lord Panmure, the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Sight lion. U. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, and the Duke of Argyll. A deputation of gentlemen connected with Western Aus tralia bad an interview with Mr. Secretary labouchere on Saturday at the Colonial-olSoe, for the purpose of assuring the government of the willingness of that colony to continue to receive convicts. The deputation consisted of Meows. It. Mcß. Drown, W. L. Brockman, G. F. Moore, Thos. Carter, 1. 11. Monger, jun., Frederick Mangles, Henry Manning, Wm. Pilot., and Grants jun. The following were the purls at the " Sheriff.' Dinner Riven by Earl Granville on Friday, viz... the Lord Chancel lr, the Duke of Argyll, the Moroni. of Lowdown., Earls of Garrowby and Clarendon, Viscount Palmerston, Lords Penman and Stanley of Aklerley, Sirs 0. Grey, C. Wood, sad G. C. bliiliA, the Right lions. It. Vernon Smith and M. T. Nine., and Mr. C. Greville. Deopatebes for the Governors of the West India Colmar. went sent on Saturday evening nun the Colonialndlee. The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mr attended by Lady Geraldine Somerset and Major Puree*, returned to Candwidge-eottage, Kew, at thecluse of the past week, from honouring ho Earl and Counter of Wilton by a visit of Egerton Lodge, Melton Mowbray. Their Royal Highnesses mess to their residence at St. Jaines'ePaMee miry to the present week for the avant-imam Viscountess Palmerston has returned to town from visiting the Countess Cowper and family, at l'anshangw, netts. The Right Hon. W. E. GlacWane, M.P., who has during the plat week been v'eiting the Heade of Houle:viand his einudituenta at the t n iveraity o f Oxford, arrived in toed ou Saturday. Sir Benjamin and Lady Hall have arrived at their residence in Great Stanhope-street, from Llanorer. Lord John Russell arrived in Paris from Italy on Thursday evening. Hs was expected at Lady Cowley's soirc'e on Saturday, but was presented from coming by slight indisposition. Ho, was to Imre fur London TM Bonbon yestrrday. The Marquis D'Aseglio, the Sardinian 'Minister, accompanied by the Countess of Shaftesbury end family, visited Wimborne Minster on Saturday to pee the new chancel, which has recently been thrown open. lien ladyship (says the Salothatry humid) expressed her sorrow to witness the library in ouch a deplorable state, the old books (many of them in manuscript on venom) being quite mildewed by damp from the sbeence of ventilation. The Bishop of Oxford preached at the district church of St. Paul's, Oxford, yesterday morning (Sunday) in aid of the funds of the district school. The church was crowded loosens. After the sermon he seidsted at the holy commnies; and, at throe o'clock, in the mune cherch, his ! Mel* filillillta the sacred rite of ecadrmation on 120 ;mg 1 0-1 0•• The Rev. Arthur Frederick Footle, A. 8., ham been poshrout to y he Perixtual Caney of St.blettbew Torgeottb, I. Ur esust Otoutrstor, vacant by the redisatios of the Itev. John l'aul ; patron, tho Reed &Atop of Gloucester mad Britoil. dent writ Our Lisbon correspones :—" I am in formed on good authority that the ea-Regent Doge Per tondo rorditatea • Continental to, sad that in the drat place his Blakey a 11 proceed to England in the war stainer hlindello." Mr. Lumley has just concluded an engagement with hidlk. l'ireoloroini for throe years. The hoard of the Department of Science and Art bee received inatructions front theme to include in the ratiwareas of the yoar 1&574, 211 on scroont, for the erection of a Wading kw the Industrial Museum of botred. On Friday evening ler Wiliam Stirling, Er., of Keir, MY., dame' s baton in the Vidted Preibyte ken Church, Deddine. Tit 100 pile et worship wee crowded, eed re andhate art to Mem with much in kiest to tie War The adder was uMe Northam." Sir a I). Inaw, eteretnry, sad Ida Bidder, gene ral trap Oft Grand Tnmk taw d Omni, Woad Tigilift tlals hig ihaporCinelgeWtntralkas:spitiestima"4 riatosambialiallagralharW eF Pagsnigera tena Sta — ten 1 Aries Tortlend. Naar, riNsateed. lANQVET AND TOIO2OOIIUO 20 J. J. Fen itl=l:ll lg . = Mr. '" 71•11ZadmItettesalroe:to, to esibeete the orrietion d re Oka per se a nreter of kahamia took Ore ode eineseknods domed sera bee et the Areenthly-tholo, ihrdird, Tea treprie et llkerer, isetedre arderia emir prkera re- I oso 1 oad ...... aaii the " chootio el be assernen" et Ne Tr sesorene dire free re ellitirg ' siaiet to do brae te tie "bruters" ta Drat It will he ao doubt Tata Ow ineellrleat= d est noises bet oda La yew lbe erreeNte Was idestlere to lie Terpherea tribeenid ridged lid a airs IN lid bleb drat le model la ene it re r iblebeni erre la Dreekes a Wig IMP tOO to 10 pleat fed wren* war 'No bei se Ire tad en erderesty bird the riereg. It tea her , era triberendit!erenarit bet dr edentedeneolha bow toodoll2oll. dhotillo 0.11,01 a k 109 100 l of two Nee emir do% 110 2 0 00 M. *oda also lao oosoloirt with a tea ing Tra derrade erre, dbe rend earer te el err. The radde bro wee reirer et dr bread NI WZalg, sad \ , the were/ robe bee errata to di kr dr which I TO. ve lebretdds be eroded bg the 1 1 NW pot of Weirdny, dr lira et remota airy enretrixerli.• es=dge era germ in 1 =lolo llllP i gis to heart litt .---6 . nsAssariatt gl "= wwcribo initik demoted tor be anoados.--aoliaiori kerma . TIM TIME Of Wai A 2PORTIDAD.- 111 1 IMO 22001t0 the Noe et Were hes are his ter en- IMMO. IR the bid this meow Tr Y a w=ra whir th• liiINC preelbee =T s I s e a need dri ereen ible„-es lei se Ns eerie% bee ad bra negbanl. NY mg blew= MB est sib the herder bees ite Orr _id were wender. are be inebeeldi it Ns rallePO epee. no briar ea Tatham pre rad wear red re at Mr. Addllota et ftniNnie, seer ihhhhal An 11110 . 4 We. deednifs, _etAbbey 114,111ralre' ts w Igir • ' 1:.:• Dam is irk .... eseralel te lie egneduer d = ,Intiredt_r..ilt tbelor .i te el dr Idetndlnitt! TIZ rrardneart 1, ii_e_la Nien=eatt=-.ere erniultra tire ineeren boa bit Ear or Hossoroork—A mood edition of So kofh ifiwory, ea liallabg fitentwas, are :—. O We 1 rod In deb thd dte einideset Lod lbeareed yr net ewaftrribierybet alibt Tbe riled bark bred dr br Nine s—' Tbe EN d Idrood's oroirso irmorkombrouriiiwrookromi be amebae barer =Or alga. Nie WNW, Ine MIN. a Ode thie lterateed liar lereing atendeb Z. Sl.'" LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE ATTMIPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE ARCHBISHOP OP NAPLES. The telegraphic news of the attempted assassins. tion of an archbishop by a priest in the kingdom of the Two Sicilies, and of the actual murder of a canon by the hand of the same assassin, is confirmed in various quarters. The name of the prelate was Gaetano Rossini. He was Archbishop of Aeerenza and Maters. The Gaulle de Lyon says that the murderous attempt was made during the forty hours prayers, "while the archbishop was on his knees on the steps of the altar, adoring the Holy Sacrament. A few moments before the benediction, a priest rushed from behind the altar, and stabbed the archbishop with a poniard. One of the canons near the prelate pushed the arm of the assassin and broke the force of the blow. The poniard hung in the archbishop's robes, and wounded him but very slightly. He at once took to flight, and then the priest, drawing a pistol from under his garments, shot the canon dead. No reason for this sacrilegious murder is yet known." In pursuance with the treaty concluded by the sing of Naples with the Argentine Republic, the state prisoner Bettembrini will be sent to Buenos Ayres, where be will settle as a colonist Poerio refuses to accept this sort of pardon, but it is said that the Neapolitan government will send him to the territory of the Republic notwithstanding. Private correspondence on the affairs of Persia states a fact of considerable importance. It is said that after the taking of Bushire conferences took place between the Persian Minister for Foreign Affairs, who was sent on a special mission from Teheran to the Persian Gulf, and the Commander-in-Chief of the English expedition, who was furnished with all ne cessary powers. It is positively stated that the re sult of these conferences was a proposition for peace upon new bases, and that the conditions pro posed included the withdrawal by the Eng lish of their demand for the dismissal of the present Grand Vizier (for whom it seems the Shah has a particular affection), and a proposal that the English shall be allowed to form a permanent esta blishment, and a naval station on the Persian gulf. At the date of the last despatches the answer of the Court of Teheran was looked fur, and it was thought that in any case an armistice would be shortly con cluded. It is announced that the French frigate Sibylle, Capt. Simonet de Maisonneuve, which was at anchor in Bombay harbour on Dec. 21, has received orders to proceed to the Persian gulf. THE HINO OF OUDE. TO TEO IDITOI Or TNT Maras. 1111,—A rumour is industriously spread, and gene rally believed, that the Oude question is settled. by the grant of an hereditary pension. We trust that you will allow us to make known, thromh the medium of your widely-circulated journal, that his Majesty the King of Oude distinctly refused such terms as the above from the first, and that the rumour is entirely without foundation.—We are, &c., W. W. BIRD, MOLD. MUBEEH-OODDEEN, Vale& to his Maksti the King of Dude• Harley House, New-road, Jan. 31. MIMING OF PARLIAMENT. WE have aka beriet the " pale et the Clageb: . w ithout attashig me i MIS leggev iee dr expession than le my kW adspftsbiel kna Genet in ordinary esseessediek a Mali IPS asire bus in wren The pie et do Choi supers fe be a red fengible tandgefts • Siddlidie in the language of the lawyer% o by ado md bengs." We are even in a position Is am • nor I I gene at its ortleten ihnemisa• The JiM le 1 1 when we are bidding M wanele plea et learning is that bac palate, Timm Lori Maw of Exeter ; and the eseasioa which has let the gene illi public into the secret is the can whisk amen last Friday before the Court of Qom& ansk the " QC'S= tr. Mu Burial Board of Ther eon." Front that ens we learn that, in the view et die Low Church party, a height of eighteen kiss from the pound is eslialent to con dints see • pale et the Church as eves la a burial gnarl to item se alegeate fence between those An Cllddhm who Be in offlnesealei earth and then esiftsesk Chriedge who, is the lope of me arms sameretim see esideg le eneahle in meablualiget by Ilithey• the aim dimes, 1 en the other hni. Mho the bit Maw of Cantaus, will not bats in ink aMr het. Between is IS bans Adige of Ma Mt ag the misinek deal Mt eat *bolt, it well ad be difficult, with is di of a elm+ Egerientinf table, to wive at as 1 Ildthmelisel were. glad' ought to repent tha opinions et the iegosie party. But has. a ti!- salty ariek It germ we are eaneesed is state, Ant ear -4111. ingy—Bishope me to le had se be as te egrande the Amgen misty of what ear Nemo auks en " GOD'S gage even thee& 111 be gelid Ss the noblest pukes by Ise ether lorendesy fleas " • broad poi wade With On ladleiliellelea PAO, the " pale of the Cherie wail ewer to have sekled spin into ato metaphor. Nay, at first dip it would moss that they namely require come Metinetion breinsan ehisimeen and ilinesksi k the general lei et Mak than they ea se , 1 quire es the game by d rising. two lie sey, l l is the het impetigo ; bat first isapresions kel apt to be erroneous, end It may be, after all, that 1 a wide gravel walk fang a line of deniarestios ea consonant to the prinsipke die frog aka& in • four-foot wall to those of the High Chuck i i B• this, however, as it may, on the kik ley elf January, in the year of grace 1867, the gardira IBIS gravely raised in her MAJESTY'S COCA of Queen's Bench, whether the Burial Beard of Tivertes, in making a boundary of stone-work rising to a lhalekel l 18 inches from the ground,between that part glair public cemetery intended foe dissenters and that in tended for churchmen, had sufficiently complied with 1 the 30th section of the 15 and 18of Victoria,chapter 85, which provides that the burial-ground "may b e I co nsecrated by the Bishop when th e same shall seem l l to him to be in a illt end proper condition for lA* potpies of interment according to the rites of die l l United Chord& of Enyisad mod Ireland." The clause in terms give , the Bishop discretion ; bat as' ibention so vested meet of coarse be exorcised male ire limits, the ease was properly stated by 1 Lai CANTIIILL to resolve itself into the gaages "grim the Legislature intended that where then tree a new eausetery, like that at Tiverton, the Burial Board were bend to do mon thaa mark by awes visible sips the part that was to b • ears oda hem the part that was not to be eserre nista* The leered Chief Justice intimated a petty dear midis that the Board had dose all they were bound to is, and that the line al llngesetiou they had set up "wee quite as gest as the divide= le wigs churchyard' with which other New bg eeprineei thing's§ perhatly riga/ As. bewever. die taming of fie inghlagee was, as ced e lit ermines* illio bloom. kola. le be cads* thea mss Widens Mimi algae% di rad* W the ems neje& Bader, end ash pined gibed the AIWA se tame le the el the oink in Orme Mt Unit le pen ferule for a assiesser issue, In pat the ease into train for further essement• Ist so this seater will have to be awls gravely itersased. and Illiirraiii Law Own of the =fils to adjulkate as te 1 seer et dist wall of de mnifik leilille else all the ilibestions of this lift kere kik& le rill to separate As insehiseleg genskasi thus who bare died in the pellseien of • anegg filth eat Ow inheritance of ea egad beim finely fib is a nary spectacle : a venerable man, perhsbei and with one foot in the grave, a pro- To-morrow the fifth session of the fourth perils swat al*, nip d ler prima Xejesty will be opened by vonlie..Ow nondok• 24, bi e both baa corded I =Wei vb. :—Xr. Zoo* Srobtotwa (lionotN Or Florr, Bert. Mot Loth WS. & Owe* Sot pot IMO), wed Mr. Wargo Wawa (Lsrobbloo) ; k the wow pedal. 4 maim bon ow aid to Ow peens% lo Xs pee d 11* Ilimino of Owody, usw Doke of Lid Mot Lolorlobbirs), Lord Dembod& am Woods of Orerbory (Doebbablo), Ilia C. Illoollp, wow Lord Harding* (Dosewortrick), owl Loud Dor kr; SOW Bart OE 1361141111 (floolOlo. Bedew thew, 2 . owls , Iwo boa yard to do bode *aft the near. via, Sir Absesin Dense NNW Odd Joan of no Cowl d Onion Ilso rid Iltr W. S. Vero, ,we alma d He (ltall), willo if. WO/11011 Ito Her SOO obey bone Imola Oak own tw Alban , " and Dade lif tog deo oar of Alloony - didwrOosond. MG. Mr Mena boo bon orobiod to per mosti MOO voter Ow Cores. Sway nano lb ont kr Cbond; GA is oblitlow to the limbo aborbsznickgrAkArr Sob, umber ter OnwerrVet 111 r. Wine roweror br Swore, Lib of bow . Olowbo to retire far yemiteneal. =lllmenlatas hove eel mien the man patimessat la Ne., 11141, lab) lb boo oosorodol tbe =ilk 4 hese lama eleatei peen, • have Ina a t le Or 1 , Mil II Mg* PIiaIIBOSI movooloat ettwok The onnoton, An ennad of low3l~ , Aeon Nur boo bon It din ins So idebob podboont so kw Ora 21 wow Imo Of the d ,sings amobool y lewd kik nom 2 bwoo s A Wks sew liardlow for Sag awl 1116. A. S. Ombow%tw llambobtre ; tae oar was bow boa boool. owe at &Om for Weil Zeal owl WWI no wow to regrow Sopol Ow Owe tomb U mho to be bowl to-oorrow, far Ayloabory,Solo, Dowooldrk, Dumfries- NM% Oresawidi s ism.taimmlatillbs, Newport Ode et Wield), sad liewOoollow. lbw will certainly ban forth, bat other words ow arty to mime at Colche•.- ter, is the rem of Lord tin Xdworw wbo le a candidate far est Ilea. Beet Leieretersre at tbs room of the W Xr. ._Co hi wper, ; vb. Is et mod as likely to to aow Sbootio`t ollidt Limed*, to tbs own ot So Right lloasourabls /dr. liemilesdiallbwraevase Xr. Cowper, as Pre adaat oleo elln21; kik no County Tipperary, he the ream of lir. Mow kik May bun. members who have laily absent their carlitaiente appear to be of aphelia that Sees OH be • directories is the autumn ; but so is as the flepbasial Act is coneerned,_ the preheat par liament will mot have run its full term until August, 1ti.59. There are already upwards of forty notices of motion om the Bowe of COMMOIIII list, end the rang empeetation ia that the wean will be a eery busy one. TIM Len DM or MIITIA3tD.—The SMUT of them vete wow milked to wham the rarkis of the to. Dike lipkg la date wen a Tessier 1,010, on laggeekkg slant 2,111 R The km ma rake, of each pekes wee lake dews a estabil- Vitiate *we elkated WY mod eralknees theongb a woetesey Ike the Yell; MS of idea woe ling with Mode dent. The ma oar kelnell el pell—, k lbws M kiwi t , with ea weameate, w eat *eel tbe kell, et the bet el tho pool driereee. irk parson a witosing km hell tail to the Mk art beabg by the bet of re soak bat not rand it, mike enflir • fur on the waft ilia • wale at on gib dinal r. eel* we It woe *eel his gnat a enrenet (en a oilmen yokel enikes), liessoud ofkaalbr, smear. via woo, and ere owesdo, aossoL At tho hot. antes the gram& woe MI lie paces Ade robot. The Illeadj=illetebe ea b i tes . loille o stzto il ood take, • peon eAuAI w a il Y. went = S"ra Is bon ifeesdr. Ito emir or other srtilletal rig= ..."61 •011 wi aoerw Pia t tke lat fake "ir s I =if erne hen Theigol ifireihre. The Ink %Li haled Ilk oa Tkeroday. elk w wowed via • pik ems pined ca • let elk whisk Ink einkgseeff - tke et Me Poke* widow asead ebb= &Ikea. alas ble bin ow bow ollMosabbol lopelooltori.t, SINS ley s Whir Mee asehbowe. ble • it tree Magid la poseriew el dad orammoa en ea bet, bail` ibe read eas, wk. walked elms, ark to the ear, V 1121111". keikere—Lerib Joke and Chaise Madage, obi welled kikker. The tonenal, a feet, Ida am elles, lad t=a.teek ale elks proooodek alma belforoy %Me lot did net /hew, eat aid the rotors of lbw sionnok. The OWINNW MOB by Procurer Id n, whose eawkge wee Ille ane The wine. wy tore woes awnerous; Waft aeo dadawd to he • pied. ea, there re=thell meal le tamed or tosses—Ondrido DEATH or A Vonaart CoMattor.—Me. tilowea oes. Justin of the Peon ad Cerenerof the city of Adobe* Mee an Ike morniag _of Senday, Odder 19. M r . ateeema woe la Me pee, sal wed; it he bad Weed two oaettlla , bow Mee • Raab Arbollea z at effiedkes He arrived edam bee H e e. ploolo to Chablo lbo ant Oseinenee lir ow. Mali wean bet dot to the lealdbliseCeladt. Os . the Sal Nadi et leetea be hat Maa albaterlia oi= r ol taidfralum adtaeollasetal to a fahal. of misoy, the 100 a Aa wen rrikk t t r. i l u t o lle sil Booth Andralion owe be bad ingeleadly contributed to Ms poem, ad dreelei kis a awe exclusively to hoselenlinool ss rl. The nag Marge Stevenson (says the Aida& "vai word in ea ports of the colony, Me eolosi.ts reillemee that he deserves be be enrolled serateNe4ollo. lie mod attached, and its Mee assiduous aelreeeewolag %maybes." WAR TROPHIES !OR EDINBURGIL—Our nacre are aware that Capri Hall, R.N., of the Blenheim, a Rea' germ well known be way il/3 Edinburgh and Leith, rap- Wei orient *ere of M idas ordnance, laeting the Iwo way owl el dededi. workmanship, when en pptteel~:lth the staystay et Mingo. At the s uggestion of that .1 gam Mr. Cowen wrote sekeily I. Lord Noma bat MO of the gum odand be might be bear uNtol e r Ibliobaret, to t : Jr la the Tad Primers dead 'Oahe . is a espy of the reply torivel br_ Ile. Cowen, the term of which, we am maimel, via abed Ira ratilloilos to our fellow dtbillF-14•211. en to war blew anderowet 667.-4111. 71/40/ to your beer dbl. Mi US fathsawm, Lit Ihroake deem ate la top keg seireekkase of the ltnedia lieglies io miler ennsiiiratien - , - eel ibet the abbe. d tbe lebehilabegietswilk drat W a ✓is km lbw V by sane oliaMe lan dTh h pert plorel Wks eggikents la the ens, sir, your arras sweat, M. J. L Ciamat. C. Cowan, Ey, 11LP."—Eduharris (beset. MI. Mermen MATHEWS conIIARACTS • Remora. —" • bee days ago," write. Ur. Clads Methew. to the Bra " yea daft etaseetelatell sae a ay recovery bum.ylel. mint, ad emolleadell me ea re be- Cada wet orlidi I Wm! bat bat yea was prelably awarti, wir= lis mos ePasi ser s l rev I hod arinsgene • Mb. owl rat, sonietime, a kink new bid Wow then Me eras-1 bays tem awleil It i =tr im bee ' 6 = a t i resie; ea it is cad, NO* I papa Ueda Meal Mar Nslawss; adios Vat I led sate ape it as* plea la Mein el petty Oliver: Alba me. to Noise to ad eakile lay, a names pohlier ad sob is set the Nay is ear bather ouramoo dombeee to aneell rat, war as I loam, ehe la NMI via to I as be ibe mil gime te ira at al wee dry be be pea tea. day aeleilka,u,==reMtVTl:=7: VINT erne osaM Mk As beset te pl s bier nog, end k Mt oat, barite ails my left ono at Mahr peamat. Viersma woe wed, net be mak* le bolt e. mil tar data bad big amoM eta oribea I oda bet at bed is bar ald14•611 orabge, te=or t fosz e b i o lorlt il ar k r e =osit i nrilfta. 2 Ihabb Bits mat tem C roe' la is 7 era to she sai most F EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (Pima ova owx PARIS, SUNDAY EYZNINO. The existence of &project for imposing a tax upon railway shares, although repeatedly denied during the past week, is confirmed by this evening's Petrie. The question most in doubt seems to be as to the form in which the revenue wanted from this source shall be raised—whether by a duty upon every transfer, or by a direct tax upon the profits of the companies. The Patric leans to the latter plan, on the ground that a transfer duty would be extensively evaded by secret transactions off the Bourse. It affirms positively that the bill is in preparation, and that, although it has not yet got so far as the Council i of State, it will doubtless be brought before the Corps Legislatif in the approaching session. From another source I learn that the new tax is expected to produce twenty millions. I believe that the account I sent you of the execu tion of Verger was more correct than others which attributed to the unhappy criminal many expressions which were not reported to me. The legal journal, the Broil, of this day says that many pious persons hoping that Verger would openly confess his crimes on the scaffold have mistaken their hopes for reali ties, and given currency to circumstances which never took place. It affirms that those who were near Verger during the twenty-five minutes which elapsed between his being roused from his bed and his execution must, perforce, bear testimony that his conduct was not so edify lag as Christian charity has been misled to suppose. After the scene of violence, which lasted about ten minutes, Verger fell into a state of torpor, sad merely muttered some inarticulate words. The Minister of State has written a circular to the managers of the theatres of Paris complaining that the box-keepers are in the habit of stating falsely that places which it is desired to reserve on the chance of getting extra prices on particular nights are retained by the Minister of State, or his household. The Minister affirms that neither himself nor anybody belonging either directly or indi rectly to his office, ever take a box at a theatre on any other terms than the general public, and de sires that these misrepresentations may not be made in future. I understand that the recent cimular against gambling in clubs was provoked by a great catas trophe tasting persons nearly connected with the court. Stories have been told of young men having lost 40,000 and 50,000 francs, and of marriages having been broken off in consequence, b people now speak of 800,0001 r. having been lost in a mingle evening, and of a very high personage having been compelled to interfere personally to spare the account. The rresso says, in its weekly commercial review : The saannanterees have received some orders for exports ...l daring the past week. The swam for foreign orders has taiminew arrived, but the agents ere extremely prudent in immeefoss. Prima are generally above their limits, eni sibmewn ems b no difficulty about price, the iodisundliss des smdmiegars to give long credit prevents ray pm* ellbeimis. Miners expected to be high dmiello. lir vas. Osimblpesire is scarce in 1111 the 1.01111; did. In Wain% 1011 Ohba keen the predeslng emir ides meet fag arifelsibe b fit *om abundant throe, Com Is 11111147 eatiaary. The if sperm eel F.mpress went to the Gymasse last night to see the first representation of La Ques tion d',lrgent by M. Alex. Dumas, jun. lam told that the piece was not very successful. General Count d'Andigns, formerly a Peer of France, has just died at Fontainebkest, at the ad vanced age of 91. It is reported that the Credit Society (St. Paul) has made a treaty with the city of Paris for a loan of 50 millions. At Paris and in the departments complaints hams for same thaw past been made of the rarity of the smatter sliver cobs, sad eemplaints have been meats on the signed F . e .. e Chambers of Commerce of Rouen, Line, and other In coesequence, the Mint of Perim la now coining, Fe to pieces of 64., • large number of pieces of 91k., t o and oc. The Havre journah state that so heavy a fall of snow took phies, en Saturday, in that town and neighboar hoed, that in • short time the streets and reads were deeply eenwel. The Oakes were so thick in the port that so most caul Yeatom oat, end u • matter of precaution, tt vas dinseed 'drivable to Aug the bell on the north•weat jetty for of three boars as • warning to say mesh that = de attsomt to enter. UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE (nom ova ows cou LIVERPOOL, 8V DAY. The United States mail steam-ship Ericsson, Capt. Lowber, arrived in the Mersey this day. She left New York on the 17th ult., with seven passengers, but no specie. The City of Washington hence arrived at New York on the 17th. The Ericsson has had to encounter heavy weather, and on the 18th there was a severe gale. The value of foreign goods imported at the port of 'Boston, during the year 1858, shows an excess of 1 8,842,021 dots. as compared with the year 1855. We have later advices from Nicaragua. A de spatch from New Orleans, dated Jan. 15, says the steamer San Carlo left Virgin Bay with passengers tN the 3rd ult., but was captured by the Costa Is NOR after she got into the river. Colonel Laskridge, with 250 men, had got possession of rents Arenas, bat the Costa Rican force of 1,000 men held every other point on the river. It is confirmed that General Ilenningren bad beaten the allies at Grenada, and joined Walker at Bleu. Walker's army is represented to have been in good spirits, and it is said that they were never more confident of success than now, while the allies were fighting among themselves. Advice' from California to Dee. 20 had been re. eeived at New York, brought by the George Law, and 1,798,253 dots. in specie. The news is important. The Supreme Court had pronounced a decision to the effect that by the con stitution of the state no public debt could be con. bested by the government of California exceeding lam sum of 300,000 dole., unless previously cemented to and ratified by a direct vote of the people. Busi ness at San Francisco was represented as dull, but a d e mand had recently sprung up for realeitate,whidi boll mused a rise. Our advice, from Mexico state that the revolution at San Luis l'otosi had been completely suppressed, and that Comonfort's position was good. All the eminent military chieftains, including Alvarez and Vidaurri, gave him a hearty support. The exports of specie from Vera Cruz were larger than usual. COMMERCIAL. The money market at New York vas 'mattered in tone, but stocks were more buoyant, and quirt dions advancing. Exchange on London, 1081 to 8z; ditto, on Paris, 5.21 i to 231. The cotton market dosed at decline. Flour wee firm and in good demand at full prices. Wheat continued firm. Corn was sold at 72e. from store for western mixed, and 76c. was asked for it delis med. Pork WM steady, at 20 dots. 5&. per barrel for new mem% NA 19 dole. 621 c. to 19 dole. 75c. old ditto. Freighta were steady, but ruin shipments were Ma mess use suspended by the interruption caused by the foe. TILE PENINSULAR MAIL. (MODE OCR ORR CORRT , PONDTNT.) SOCTIIANIPTON, MONDAY. The Alhambra has arrived with Peninsular mails. She left Lisbon on the 20th January. She has been delayed owing to bad weather in the Bay of Biscay. Two English brigs arc ashore at Torrinho. The Alhambra brings home the master and crest of the wrecked steamer Queen. The Brazilian steamer Tamar , was at Vigo on the 23rd. She had repaired rudder, but she could rot receive her crank pin from Enroll before midnight on the 29th. TSB WEATHER .AND THE PARKS ISUNDATI. Yesterday large printed bills were stuck up in the various Parks announcing that the ire was in it very danger. nna Mate, but, in spite of thie, several thoe,ind persons Teas turd upon it, and many serious &evident. took place. During Saturday night the thenomuctir at the Roy! Humane Society's Receiving-house in Retie-park, fell salmi as 16 dege.—indkating 16 deg.. of frost: I esterday more. ing m a t t: i,:clock 28, .tdboadtssall;egtateri roc 12-l it ilegs.vl ;roa m ': rarometer at 9 o'clock yeatenley morning stood at 29.97. The wind at 9 in the morning was sonth-west, but after that time it veered completely r e nd each point of the comma, accompanied by orrestenal dense fogs. The suddera change in the weather d urin g Saturday night had the effect also of tearing the water up te the different roads of the metropolis, the various bridges, and suburbs* districts, making' ihe same look like inetsuse sheets of OMB This med e traveling on foot or by vehicles estremelydaa. germs, said upwards of • dome persons were taken during the day to the hospitals, who had slipped down, and thereby received brims dislocations of lege or arms. At Hydr•park corner it was found obsoletely itexlssary to gravel the road way to coals the borers drawing omnilets. o thr gentlemen'e carriages to pun along. The following /I e official lid of the autuallles in the different parks Tina ISIMPINTINE, HYDV-PANlL.—Eiteh bank along thia river sae crowded with persons during the whole day and the carrier driven were well tilled with sehielre rentainiag members MAU noWlity and gentry whilst the ice on the river was petrcuised by about 20000 s kater' and sliders. amongst whom were eeveral Foot Gutirds, Itoyal Her Guards (Blue), dry Sliding and s k a ting went on without the least interruption until about n pewter past 12 o'clock. when several persona had broken through the ire. The variety's icemen at ones• put ill, under the direction of Mr. Superintendent but so brilliances the edges of the ice Walt to the IK.I fell through that se the icemen endeavoured to pull them out they became ha ranted themeelves, and even tluir apparatus disappeared under the ice. The following persons were got out in a very I exhausted condition, and conveved to the reeeiving-home I Mr. Wm. Barrett, of No. 11, jirlpeloansl, Chelan; Thos. Center ' a youth of 17, if No. 3, Blue Aerhor-court, W* pointerr ; Thomas Spicer, who WO. NV emelt exhausted as IS h e enable to give his address • Mr. Charles Wolin; Croes.stnet, Ooldensrquare ; Edward Augustus Ws. of 49, Omat Queen-strert, ; 1&021 Belford, of 21, Hoopee.s.ourt, 'Knightsbridge Mr. I smith, of 39, Clifton-reed, St. John's-weed ; and Werra n. I smith (No. 20), who had sink three time. in his cedemene to save the others. These persons ATM .11 placed In MO I MIAs and afterwards put to tad, and during the day Mayas sereall nelliciently to be removed to their several km^ 38111108 a MI and two o'clock iu the afternoon a WA art In r lee took piece titer the bridge. A *Allier Obese =sail several others who Were ( * Almelo.; them shall bill deep water. Ily great exertion, however, ad tbilM MOD Mid and removed to the society's scarf vilr here. trims rig 'realm* , medical and other laeleannel h lf e after brON SI a few boors IWOVered. retard WOO BIM Alighted end Janice Tolmes Ai rth be y rsas to the Sul Mow Q ua y& (Blue). abowtarae r h is sit g erdoek imam break up if the ire took piece, ‘6lll l Vieror dim wen seen to dimppertr ender the lea ge gear pat 111, wad, with the aid of breaker, WO sad sdoblais Mir sweemided in dragging out of Geer about lea are, who were talon to the riots Among ths most adausted were Mr. Pace, v of ia lq P. K of Chries-street, St. James's-squar e; Edward Ilellamms, of 17, Eint-street, London-road Tug Lino WATS*, KENsINGTON-OANDENS. 10,000 persons disported themselves upon the ng ice ON river. Four immerisone took place duri tbs by's. several pawns had their heeds rwverrly out bythillef,2 or being tripped upon, the ier, and a miller lied r tiEv a eyes nearly .tit out by the point uf skate, sad MOW O to go to the hospital. TUS ROUND POND, Eviiisevev-essnine. s4o l , thousand skaters and sliders teuused themselves vu_lP, =yesterday, but no accident took place beyond all9m. Tas Minuet's-rank. Seven tholeand Midge skaters ventured upon the °mem the ire was may ewe waters in *had in spite a/ the cautions trued that W 1 thick, and very dangerous'About 1 o'clock a Fere= ary Wm. Leonard Stow, et 2'l. River-street. Ishnii" through the Me, end became unturned in ,ixfeet of 1 , 9 0 . He was, however, rescued, and removed to the GOA: E de; and shortl ea Sorward e s James Morten, af_ dgard-street, s-park, and GoVe Charkfroourt, -team, and three or tom 'Mr . .. came immemed, some in seven feet l e of writer hut MN e• fertMattil rammed by the icemen, and atten;;lleali l N to their horses. The Victoria Park, Clapluun Park, and Ilighgekellik li e each a great number of skaters during the thy, baremw welder happened, • sad OS / The o rnamental basins in the Crystal reilses in the Surrey Gardens w ill be open for rating (1017,1 q). THE INCOME Ta2.—The number eseemed under schedule D, " pima and prollny" ma: ended April, 1865, was 261,662, of which the largest 119,782, were from 1001. to 1502. a year. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANIRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goolbws.) IN DE JACONA AND JACOBiI. The bankrupta, Abraham, John, and Henry , traded as glass merchants and Australian exporters, Crown-street, Finsbury. This was the examination r ndg. The general features of the case are fully It of Mr. Pennell, the official assignee. In a b a nkrupts, father and two eons, had wholmale glom business, and apparently with great for at the period the accounts commenced (rat. of 1851), the elder Jacobs was possessed of a forivato 87pm and the balance to the Cledlt of th 3,533!. The two sons subsequently acquired of their own, stimulating to 1,641!. Ibe w amount-13,9661. —was stated to have been sunk mei since March, 1851. In May, 1852, the jointly with Solomon Solomon, commenced Australia. Their first venture amounting to elated in a large profit-3,20U. baying been co . / aged by this result, they were induced , lowly ; and between the let January. 1853, and tat, they shipped to Melbourne and Sydney met the amount of 71,7331. To the confidence they Australian trade they attributed their ruin. thin large amount of allipments they appeared to ha, ccived only 31,000/. up to January, 1855. Remittances arriving, either with the despatch or to the amount they found themselves nimble to meet their cog and in February, 1855, they petitioned the court, arrangement clause, proposing to lay their creditors the pound, with interest at 6 per cent. MlLwas maented to by the creditors ; Moreton were appointed, and dining torship, rem ittances to the amount of 7,000!. A and distributed amongst the creditors, yielding is. b. 6d. in the pound. In September, 1856, Henry •, who with Solomon Solomens represented the interests the firm in Austra li a, return ed to England, and in cc' queues of his unfavourable report, and his not bring , books or AOCOnntii, it was determined to send out f to that country to protect the interests of the F tore. The bankrupts, acting under the a solicitor, declined to execute the neseasary Dey without receiving • release from their ultimately came to that court on their own petition. the whole time this conaignment trade had been r the bankrupts had never received any accounts scommt sales from their partners in Australia, bad sent out frequent requests for them. Upwards by the bankrupts accounts, was now owing bones; but, 'looking at tho frequent which have arisen fnau transaction. of this Meted with Australian consignments, I says Mr. Pennell) to place much reliance ." The glean business showed s 3, ~ upon • return of 25,069/., against trade expenses were stated at 2,883/. Th. , bean kept with tolerable reguhiritY• secured debts amounted to 17,532/. • the semen). were returned at 74W., besides th e conaignmentr, 33,0001., but very Uncertain se to their reship' trade expense' had been 2,833/. ; personal cr elreunder the petition for anangeraent, L l awrance for theamignees stated that • menu would be necessary in order to ascertain the consignments to Australia. Perhaps tb , would be to take an adjournment siNe die. Mr. Linklater, representing two of the : that two year. ago the cape had come before tn. =Lion for arrangement. It then appeared was most legitimate; and the credits to lewd u the estate under inspection. were realist • dividend of 6v. 6d, a balance 33,000!. was still due lion consignments. There being difficulties lion of these meets, the bankrupt!, had been • Tra w b e a r nk 'f r=u t gla b t e tat ed af a lg i re I!.;e ' e t' s. the inspectors ought to take the responsibility selves and give them a discharge. They tb' that court on their own petition, and asked par on tho accounts now filed. Mr. Lawrence insisted on au adjournment. wished to know what had become of the pr st 30,0001., which none of the bankrupts could the one who had just returned from Australia about it than the two who bad been His Honour said there was every reason be an adjournment. The bankrupts had court of their own motion, after their affairs . Inspection for two yearn. These alleged ea might turn out nothing at all. There must Meat for a long enough period to ascertain Adjourned for Mx months. IN RE FOX, HENDIRSON, AND . A trader debtor summons had been taken on. Chas. Fox, Bart., and Mr. Henderson, descn'bed m and contractors, of Spring-gardens, Charing-crone. party taking out the summons wan Mr. David Leopold merchant, of Salter's Yell court, and other -' A solicitor, who appeared in support of e that only one of the defendants MAI been , not t Tte PP a r Mmimioner—Which of them has be, The Solicitor -Sir Charles Fox. He has n. and we ask that the summons may be dismisaed. The Commissioner—Then, as against your remedy by the act of parliament. The Solicitor—But wo don't nub to , as against him alone. The Cornmieioner—You, who are the the summons may be dismissed? The Solicitor—Tes. The Commissioner—l don't know The course pointed out by the sot of plain one. If the debtor does memorandum is to bo made to if he does not pay, secure, or within a certain period, he is made think that the court can depart from the i the act of parliament, and allow the creditor changed my mind, and the summon. e Perham, Mr. Winslow, you can tell ' in such eases? Mr. Winslow, the registrar—Where seeded on we seldom hear any more of The Commissioner—But if a debtor either pay, secure, or compound for his These summonses are too often taken different object and ruvree front that legislature. The legislature meant it to compel • trader to divide his property creditors, not to give • preference ' - takes out the SUMMOCIA. I think to be done in this case but summons that neither of the debtors as it seams has not been served. Then . notice is at the mercy of the creditor. thinks fit he ran proceed against t bankrupt within a certain period statute, nrile., within that time or conipounds. That will ho the co the auturoona the facts as they appear. their own legal effect. Under these circumstances the • CENTRAL CRIMIN Tins DA' The February aession of the Central npened this morning by the Right mayor, the &worrier, the Common J. Musgrove, Sir It. W. Carden, Ket. Mr. Sheriff Mali. Mr. Sheriff Kegs, Crosley, Mr. Under-Shit itf Made:ton, / The first edition of the calendar cont. Tess than 120 prisoners. The Recorder, iu charging the grand regret at finding no large a number of r der, notwithstanding tiw short period c the adjournment of the court—less " were not, he said, however, of a ammeter, and there appeared to be wiring the destrucuen of human 1 In which • chemise@ apprentice try a customer foe a smell quantity of it sneered, was at the time engaged ecription, in which there wee to prussic acid) by mistake geme the of castor oil, and (hue muted hit des made out to their catinfaction, the prisoner in law guilty of the crime of manslaughter. it should be known that all persons who deadly en ingredient as prussic to use the necessary ,de me of caution and if they neglected to do eo, and • consequence, they were liable to lw manslaughter, and to be punished to. corder next alluded to a chorea against the calendar of havin g endeavoured juMice by persuading person, who attend and give evidence in this felony, from doing so. it was very endeavours were made to induce pa over to prosecute, to refrain from their erMmoe, and it certainly or the ends of justice a proceeding. It was therefore ahead be made known that such wpogl a he saw ea one of a very do if any one was convicted be with some severit y . he grand jury were then dismissed to emir duties. SCICIDE BT A SOLDIER...--Thls morning . lion was received of the suicide of a co of regiment at prment located at Aldershott. the unfortunate man, who bad served in the tared the reeding room and tied a string to own fire-lock, leaving a loop at the end, pia Are-lock under bin chin, tad with bit I fired it off, the ball poring throw h the g heed, causing instant death. A young wo be bad kept company for mine time bad m this fact preying upon his mind led him mt. The decayed wee respected in the exerhteted young mac. 71. Y. rn.) GeAr • Lo ry Jacob, had fiehh rd 111 ,„ exporter",in tieing nination meet- T he 111 disclosed in Clio wear. The let oP Muck, Clear Sagß.k..d carried off • cc is the baei- stab d : at ( rivals e bankrupts, The oLipppp rag to very ; realised. En- had n acquired to ship more l-b, I, and November, nun , 7 merchandise to bated they placed in the wee ruin. Against wit L' /red to have re- r .: R eir e uu noi rn.rt7 ttan g.iptu fs petr not th i t.th q :a i r r creditors 20s. in ru rent. The pro- ditors and con- ring their inspec- )O/. were received bto tili a mm i L a le d n i ry din vi t :J! ..... ..b o o s f f nil, u s o d o t a brinAi po.weoTy. eve the English aedi- e advice of their n "' -y powers of attor- one heir creditor., and l e m petition. Daring ", tad been carried on Iccounts current or though they not . pwards of 33,0061., rig from Australian t "'" at diaappointnients Lis character so con- if I am not disposed Aimee upon thole wed a profit of against which the The books had '" uity. The on- uses in this country ae . signments, valued '' tee realisation. The rsonal ditto, 1,4161.; sent, 1461. that a long Laj011111• f , acertain the result of zaps the best towns t :he bankrupte, stated t Lame the court under 0 appeared that their the creditors agreed inspection. Assets 6d, was paid, and due on the Auer.- I iculties in the radii.- been asked to execute he Australian debtors. ' apse of so long a time. nubility upon thorn- Chet' therefore came to asked that they might anent. The assignees f the property returned as could explain ; even ustralia knew no more en in this country all aeon why there should had Come before the affairs had been under red meets of 30,000/. must be an sAjourn- tain this. AND CO. 'taken out against Sir , described ne engineers , Charing-cross. The David Leopold Lewis, other plans. t of the summons, mil alma served, and he dod n has been served P Ho has not appeared; dismissed. net him, you will have fo avail ourselves of it the creditor, pray that nr that I can do that. t of parliament is a very dots not oppear, a to that effect ; and or compound the debt nada bankrupt. I don't a the course prescribed by creditor to say "1 hav e owns may be • 41 we what the practice i tone a summons is not o of it. bier does not appear, an • r his debt, he is brinlcrup taken out with a totall that contemplated by t at it to be a proceeding property among all erenie to the one w think there is nothi • but to state on t ore a ; ono of flog hen ttr a d r etor who has It reditor, and if the credit rind him and make hie !red pointed out in t time ho pays, aecu to mune, to endorse it. pear, leaving them to h summons was dismi INAL COURT Central Criminal Court light Honourable the eon Serjeant, Aldemien Kennedy, and Lew f Keats Mr. Under-Sh der ton, &c. tar contains the names o le grand fury, expressed rs of prisoners in the ea mod that had elapsed as then a month. The ' a very anions or diffi to be only one Liman life. This war a prairie* who WM olity of castor oil (and omitted in making up a s to be a certain giant lea party prussic arid in his death. If these fa , tar the prisoner who co lIIMAIAUghtCT, sad it on eons who were dealing w prussic sod, were ' caution to prevent sort and any fatal remit w to he convicted of the off and fur that crime. Th against one of the prim around to defeat the „ who had Len bound o this court upon a rhea ■ very frequently the c , two persons who were from attending and nip happened that in oe were defeated by refore very necessary such a proceeding wee very semen. kind, 'aided of the offence, he Lissed to the perf Ma—This morning in ukide of a corporal of t at Aldenhott. It appea ed served In the Crimea, tied a string to the trig at the end, placed the n and with his foot in og through tho hack pa A young woman wit me time had married snot Lind led him to commit pedal in the regiment as 14inosimml