The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-17 00:00:00

TILE REFORM BILL AND THE PROTEC- TIONISTS. A numerous meeting of members of the lions. of Common , took place yesterday, at the Earl of Derby's residenee iu S:. is lies's-square, wheat the course to be pur sued by Co Protectionist party on Lord John Bassein new Reform Bill was diseased. Lord Derby made a speech. stating that in kis opinion a meat decided opposition should be made to the second reading of the bill, on the ground that the Reform Bill of 1832 had set tled the prepon derance of Cie aristocratic and democratic powers of the omatitution, and had at the time bean accepted as a set tlement of the ipustion of Reform in the Hume of Conim .14; and that, although ho admitted there were' . assay del. 01 in that bill, which he was not unwilling should be amended, )et that the present measure would entirely upset the balance of these powers, and add greatly to the democratic party; that he was, therefore, decidedly adverse to the meassee, and recommended that it should be opposed as strongly as pcssible. They might, perhaps, be beaten in the contest, bit at al traits they would have dose their duty to the throue aol the country. The noble earl's ob- servatimis were lei:eine' with the greatest enthusims, and I , • rmolution to oppose the second reading of the bill was carried with on'y one dissentient voice. The following members were present : The }fog. J. Max well, Mr. J. Itei.ton. Mr. J. Forrer, Captain Arehdall, Co- lonel Giat:erton. Mr. Alderman 'lkons/won, Mr. W. Forbes, Mr. J. ISoild, Mr. J. M. fraikell, Hon. 0. Duncome, Mr A. Brooke. Viscount Mandeville, Mr. A. Stafford, Lord Ossubtoo, Lord Newport, Mr. B. Baldwin, Mr. T. Collins, lion. E. lorke Captain ltushout. Loud John Manne rs , Mr. J. W. E. Ibex Mr. C. Mood), Viscount Lewisham, Mr. Therms Dieing, Lord 0. Manors'', Captain Lowther, Captain Bateson, Lord C. Main-i.. Mr, Moundll, Mr. W. Miles, Mr. E. Deldock, Mr. W. Berestord, Mr. B. Disraeli, Mr. 11. Goya, Mr. E. Fuel , Colon, 1 Forester, Mr. T. Booker, Mr. her Beyener, Mr. F. Nlackenrie, Mr. U. Arkwright, Mt. S. L. Foe, Mr U. Hamilton, Mr. 11. Barrow, Sir E. Kernaon, Sir R. (I. Booth. Captain 'Sunbury, Sir J. Walsh, Mr. It. C. Ilildyard, Mr. Spooner ' Mr. Hodgson, Hat. W. hose, Mr. 'Lase. Mr. N. Newdegate, Mr. G. C. Da Pre, Mr. G. lloason. Sir 11. Ilalfianl, Captain Vyse, Lord Brooke, Mr. J. Napier, Mr. Hellen eU, Mr A. Campbell, Sir J. Hope, Sir George Tyler, Honour able Captain Barrie, Mr. J. Mullings, Mr. T. Cencilly, Mr. W. Deed,s, Mr. 11. &tithe, Captain Boldero, Mr. J. Beet, Mr. E. Wodshouse, Colonel Hall, Sir W. Galling, Mr. 0. Morgan, Captain W. It. 0 Gore, Mr. C. Adder ley, Mr B. B Cobbold, Mr. 1). Waddington, Col. Trevor, Mr. Whiteside, Viwouet Burghley, Viscount Guernsey, Mr. Jon ph Nish", Mr. John Neeld, Mr. P. Bennet, Mr. Smyth *Artois of Blandford, Sir W. Verner, Bir J. Pakington, Mr. C. Bruce, Captain Wynn, Mr. H. C. Compton, Mr. 0. Repton, Mr. 1). Davies, Colonel Knos, Lord Nee., 11011. It. Give, Mr. B. Coke, Sir I'. Egerton, Mr. L. W. Buck, Colonel Gilpin, and Mr. J. W. Freshfield. MURDER OF A FEMALE BY HER HUSBAND. Yesterday, et the Marylebone Police Court, Wil liam Styleo. a horse , keeper, was charged with the murder of Natty Styles. his wife. The prisoner, who lives over • stable in 0 room at Ifs. Victoria •mews, St. John's Wood, seemed guar unconcerned at the serious situation is which he stood. Ile is • man apparently about 45 years of age. Ilampsen, 210 D, said—Yeste rda y morning, at a quarters past 2, the prisoner came up to me in Salisbury.streot, Lie suainive, as I was on duty, and stood iu front of me for a short time without speaking, looking all the while full at me in the face. I said to him, "Do you wont se r and he at length replied, " Pulicein in, I wish yea Se is with se up here iuto the snows, for my wife irdesd. sad ohs Is cold, with Wood all ov e r h e r." I asked when had seen her last alive, and he said " At mess o'clook last night." I sod , " Have not you aeon bee sines that ?" and he replied, " :Sot till just now, whoa I went in and found her dead. I went home at nine o'clock, at which time she was out, and I endeareuelld to find her, but could not do so." Ile seemed agitated. I went with him to 16, Victoria-mews, with other officers, when he went into • loft and there lighted a candle, after which we went iuto his roses. The door was shut, bat not locked. De ceased was lying on the bed with her hands folded sages her breast ; 1.:;? mouth and eyes were partly open, and then was blood issuing from her left ear. She was entirely naked with the exception of her boots and stockings, and we. lying eat upon her back. The bedclothes had been throws loosely over her. I looked about the room, and on the left side of the bed there was a gnat quantity of blood. There was also blood upon the flour, cud marks thereof spattered on the wall. On the right arm of deemed was a mark as if she had been held tightly, and there were lager marks upon Ler throat. Her legs, from her ancle to her knee, exhibited • complete mass of tuts and bruises, such as I should think very likely to have been caused by kicks from a person with nailed boots. Tlis re was • great deal of blood ea the prisoner's cloths., and on my asking him how it mum there, he replied, " It was through my leaning over the hid Mate Hobe we. eold or not." I then told his he must eonaider hi self in my custody on suspicion of canes lag the death of his wife. He said," Very well," sad he was seareysd I. the station-house. Mr. Broughton—Which of you three officers weal isle the reels first p Witham-A did, your worship. Mr. Broughton—When prisoner took you with the lighted candle, did be point out the body, or make any Tessa& re specting it ? Witams—No ; I polled down the clothes myself. He said sees word. Mr Brswitiasa (ts a}—Do you wish to pat say questions *lbis wftass ? Prissare-414, what, UD Between two sad three iteZr ili rideedm mink* I saw the first witness and Ormallmem, id slang with the prisoner. Af ter Om primer tea lacked up, I and the other °Seen retemed as lbe pdsgaer's room, and we there found a slat. a pair of Mgr. mad petticoat, rolled up in a piece of gnaw Ka! moss dm door, which was smothered with water. place wee be greet confusion. There was bread Iji ag upon the a err, a ls o some sticking to the wall, a. Owl been throws with greet force. I saw a consider able quantity .f heed la the edge of the bedstead, as also a ., n a r k. lb wall, the cuitain., and the pillow. Theefd.o.redwas clenched. m r . Hoary rem. wpm, Lyon-terrace, Maids-hill, said—l wee gelled by fie police about half-past 2 yester day meredug. I head deceased lying in bed, as described by the previews wkaseses. She was nearly cold. I think she had bola dead between three and four hours. The Mad was brained la various parts, and blood was limbs Nose to the left sat from • lacerated wound, which might bare been ceased by a blow. The eyes were half = . aad the tosses, which was protruding Shoes the was dighdy wewadeL Ow the threat sad the wpm own of lit Ant WINO nuebs es If mused by severe =. Ups the Mme, Barb el the body then were no Than wee a mewl between two fingers of the r= which was ooh bled, sad there wee ox blood under the skin. There were distinct Wm of a hand on the right arm. There were no bones W.& Testirday s L i V rbm atade an examination, and, aim emering the I keel that the legs were mil beamed and tem. bed bee an attempt to mesas bleed from the One. Aa artery to the bead had bees divided. I thigh dee* was aimed by suffocation, and thet the body bed been laid vet after death. St'. entail act have Aimed herself in such a po anise es the be alial I described her. The fe male preglearly alluded to, and also a pow. whist' ea dessesed. were produced, and its, whole of the wee. fi rm and numerous marks of bleed, whisk bed born attempted to be wished out, were effil visible you Amalie Chews* geld that she lived at No. 16, Victoria. stables, went room to pelseser. The last time she saw dammed alive was cm &tuft eight, at hall-past nine, in the =Wn an than mad* se somplisint to her whatever. The ducted was a vim. sitar wawa. Fewass hum, linos at No. 14. adjacent to prisoner, said that et' bad knows him ad dwoomed for abut six months. lite be amplained trews* of her husband am telwael le bee. that be WA peached bar fib. lad_ jolt baba - Cbrialms bad glow bar • ova. At bei6gme soma em Naterileg meeker: alt• tea alleges she wee amid te go lame to lake, so he was of era a deusiful temper. Them weeks sop dasowad showed whams a ef belga Mee, which damage had bees deb bee Gomipo • adhowbor bears is Great Jamefratree t, Idassarsow, that ale, as yeseerdegr naming, pri man taus er: r a t ra maw. WNW ft aid prink of • pint of me" der be paid, sal the. west sway. Ararbor wham uanw - i Owalabli wee eitrainett, and he baying ages the pane go to his room at two fi=" le 111111Ualty, tad WNW ant of kla six or raven minutes Warlord% ami paw out of dm mews without speaking a wood w wlmsss e whist' wee gabs =atm' to his mutton. The swidasara baring ematisaad the Fleenor in the wool rasagoilmod list if be bad sayable to say. Prbamw—Tba Yet time keew ay Wit/ Who wee about 7 Visa ea Iblaadal Weft Man nal law my mob, law wag eat Mole 11 I could dad bar, es she mom mot at bamo. I wad Is tbe salbelbsp, but she iris rat am_ avid aka lipa hi bon I anal bar is bed. I Ise e i r m arild Idad taw la sad fkaorg elor via earl, I mat to the 1/14 *Aiwa YE gt vbst WWI I moor law bar oat In ant fight, sad MI tato I low bur Wiwi woo deo I want to amp my ar.. I know molds( of bar death. TM seaciemie. after reviewing the whole of the 'vi deos% emersitel the peaseser sat& heady amt. 'Pas Rowan' -The bodies orgy *Doe mem of tbs milbrloaras pot/ ga bs IPS/ ... miry .. by Ili boiling of soo of lie bon boos oispioni Ode of tlion, do mobs if • =ll44- c I sr .I,•i a • f Jesse Wendt sf Wilsmerest, M. ens head sigma Weld disk kik. Fr. no% MINK ; sad Ni.. If tito poodll walitse, mos dm lbws& the elm siersios ise disimpu Nal. sowevol miles from Materslzest. Is lis AMMO it ), llsbordushue body ef Alfred Alba, ess of Jobs rad Memel (both of MIMI perished by the ilood via of si Om* Pony. 10. Eau below ri liso deid, end obese twassy-lerao WIN dim OW whim r boy midst The Ike* As baba hod Woo bees Is At mow ...heed way latiewoot aosomoy, sod It was aspeolodiha s ti e 4 yogi view th ou yosholoy. Tbo Wenn ishish ilbo soma to iebe is dis some et As sum mime le U. tbis to 66 .111 7 111 1 he 7 lsommo *gift iho lob of lho Bite lbe ow of tie mink sh *NW Im o al loook tom WAN lo 30,011 THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND THEIR WITNESSES AGAINST THE DOCK COMPANIES. At the latter end of last week, wand as ,was stated that they were in a *taloa destilisank ninanglanna of the refusal of the Custom-bow sothooltloo toanis parallels to them for the lose of their itoolloo at tko 1 occasioned by the aids.% which they had slew 1• asleep prosecution, applied to the Iced Mayer •r bie %lemonlike with the onnasissioners. The Lord Mayor assured the eggilosith that the then* was wholly oat of his Jurisdiction, lent saki he would send his secretary to the Solicitor et the Cumin to represent the nature of their statements. The Lord Mayor's secretary neeeedisitly waited apes the Solicitor to the Customs, and reposented the facts of the complaint and the application. la arder to pn vest any mistake epos ea delicate • surest, the written reply was handed to Mr. Catty: " answer to your suquiriesempeetieg these "pp& caste, I beg to state that they are for therein part ma whir tendered some evidence to the Cubs= nersetths Nees trainmen In the Lends. eel St. Ketheentik Deis. There were various other men bailee Inn The end is the same pnitioa. Some attire wee. whin they torlwed their lawmen, in the seem tithe euernies; Menet them, who bed bees in that maim, wen see team Pertain it is, nor& the eangsnise deny it, sea wire pee evidence er iniesthatien te the elm were dieneed, sad bemuse destitute. len net Equeue the rigid et the lOW peaks so to treat then but nneeli mention the to thew the animal panties of sea ; le of nee insibmse to stet* tin net is • siege beense was en peen of irately ee employmemt sand to nit of _thes• UM as the pee of their testimony. Indeed. so see teary is tat course to the miles of the service, that sad distinct indresdene Woe given to the to in this basin is sheen a of being Vto the board end paired, peheMy dil uent% they did so, pin giving en yeomen I eau nen dr die myself, bonne IS If mum Mows that Ines Inn pendiaags en pending the Mews is takes maw stienvisee, mud I took the pessimies of seeing ewe maim myself, mad, before I wean has his evidence • fehneekan distinetly put the t Doz: • 11111111, Toluatwily to give bellunatin pus Resolved say promos el reward, renny, se empier meet ?" la every Mimeo I wee anoweeedia nesethe, se I would have reeled the evilest, semi espened • enter who impeepsely elninedl may she men the keen het that by c law a ese tog sneer is entitled is • need or shim of the moduee of any seizure pespeety made oat, of which, according to a recognised net, the ellker's inhume is ususily entitled to Is. 3d. of the sthssVs nem The in former lie information end the Meer sees en this priedpfi se In as reward is esmemed. If ni4Z:e realised by • seizure, of ocean as pen pls If the sentrury, they get the shoes, sestmein net they have ailed hose Ado, sr mime the =MOM I bee no desk see of these inea ail Oa tie* bees• ledge of the meat of what they emeiheed meat L time on the pen of the den seremen ad if the worth of goods seised bed bets seetieneed end mild, ihei would haw bed a ssesidenbie sentemeeties, the government, on the appiimehn of the en. panics, esseenta to as sersiessiat, by tetlth future meserans nand be mend to prevent • r.ourresoe the., a whisk medians the seizures were ennentered, mod the Wren ee teens mai at limey claim setything. liemension the stews paid them for loss of dun ad pee them nese °elopes seem he the Messemiense they bed metaled, and am gratuit ies. do. udero. What hes haulm was Reveres lure is ao preleasiss he the promo is me doubt they ham seised by the pert have It is bard that men whs. we Wien , the shiaid mar dm that ; Mg whatever their maim. tray we dimlipeistai i and I eat Reny hr them. WS eam mob ism theta to their own resouram for maims a totem alaatreasce. Nearly all emept the few who now apply be,. to their credit dews so, and I am happy to say aro Vida.= vthvideterilYi and much to their aedit.—Par eall kaligelffilo3ll, and believe me most obediently, 7.J 111;.ice;;e1aided the following extract from the evidence gives by John Brunick, the leader of the complainants, upon oath : " Extract from the Dock Company@ publication of the notes of trial. Evidence of John Bra:sick, examined by Mr. Macaulay, pages 28J, 286: " Q. You went to the Customs, did you net, to better yourself ? A. To better are!! ! Ido not understand you. —Q. You do not understand that? A. No, Ido not see how I could think that, whoa no promises were held out to mc.—Q. How came you to give up your work and go to the Customs, without having any promise to rely upon—was it not very impendeat ? A. I I do not know whether It wan very imprudent. or not, bat I thought it my duty to tell what I knew. —Q. You put it upon a higher motive than a wish to better yourself. You thought it your duty to go? A. I did.—Q. How long had you supposed it your duty to go to the Customs before you west ? I want to know how hug you remained in the deck ennapanys service after you thought it your duty to inform the Customs ? A. About 1 three mouths.—Q. For three months yea bad been is the naiad to go to the Customs? A. No: Ido not =dentinal yos.—Q. I ask you how long you had been in the mind to go to the COMMIS before you went? A. As soon ea I made up my mind to go I did so.—Q. Was it out of year own head that you went ? A. I did it myself without anybody speskiug to me.—Q. Nobody spoke to you first ? A. No.— That you swear ? A. Yes.—Q. Who spoke to you first? A. Drake, who used to be foreman in No. I w THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1862. Maio intelligence. HOUSE OF LOEDIL—TierxiDAT. terror.igra—ltsma 'us lap OMANNIssas, TO ll Ats. inarria= e llasurisn. lam Mamara. on lams FMITIRO ma Owen& The atm et loads sousellisd pseuds, awoke tar She art Yam this swiss • a Illbural of appeal. The hems ssa oempesed of ths obeveoemed amide lore, sad eta later hoar of the day, after ths dale of the Coast of Appeal is aaseeem mot the Court at lasents isasa. tho Lwil Chief Jude* Ossgial sod bed JoalkoCherrerth prised their b re thogriaj a hressi pawn atteaded, pursuant to sasinisse, to t a b Horn of Leah with their advise : Mr. Baran Parke, Mr. Jude* Kale, Mr. Justin Wight mss, Mr. Judo, Cleheidee, Mr. Justice Err, Mr. Boom Platt, Mr. Jerre Warms, Mr. Jostles Tallow'', Mr. Bons Mr. Judea Creespeos (hi. ant public ap ses dtheesperieresetrts), aad Mr. &dram the QUM'S homiest Serjosat. GOSLING 9. VII= AND ANOTRRIL—Tai BRAINTIII CNURCII.RATZ CAM—QMSTION Or TER VALIDITY OF A CHURCICRATI MAPS NT • MINORITY OP TRU PA. lIIIINIONIRS 10 VESTRY ASSIMIRD, AITNIL BM/SAL NY A MAJORITY. MOW, ales as plead( bear by writ of error against a *lima e as e the Judges and Buses I. the Wart of allinelag • jiid et the Overt eftitrieash. sa a enema to • earias sr rehMidea, este* a pea tilizesifsereeeediege trader a ineeddes humid teem as ONES, suaneading the abashweedier Ikeia ale, in the sway efsr.y is eall • asap it the psalm et made, a use it Oa sooototey mots owl exparme et the aria semi The *Mr I. ewer. Mr. Jul. Gee la, was using while w pried rearead es this ease. sad still is ea essegier ef bade and em enads within the parish of &dam. The 'Modest ie ens!, Me. Chalks Veley was, tad elder is MI etas aiewiweefias.f the pada ; Mr. Thane Jalia, the ether dradiriados, had Mal slow w —mamma sedan passeeMegs. Thseat preseedig, as mat e4 .... ssaisee ar s e, aware, is sag sae Mop la a extee ever a bag pe ".. iiia= m the rlilmof ftite have bees indeed, unsure era dt rates. Although Mg reirly estmeseled Ida the =sass, it mar ratte the awe sonighre embalm& the queries, if we radar belay a sears gimp pro seedier, as thee* are treipseady sawed a is the Gowns at the argurat. In 1837, the parish ekarsh heist weir seaddlealdp est of repair, no rate having bees male sr aerated it several years, the chardasedas day seaweed a Tray aseting, and prepaid a yea it the repair of the church, end for the ether mass' is which • church rate is lawfully appli sable. Au seardseset IMO amid sad Min by almp Zriet the whams" p e e t, abiestig le die gds. dank sad ddag s a adjearnamat be twelve an rata is. Orridsoleg this tote a virtual retail of • vale, as shereliwardema fear days afterwards, proemial a thole glib as matherilfi ss eall net at • vestry resecieg, a alas sash a rate emaddsed it the dam pallemeace et the ef this ease. fee mires as pajama& of the ma se weds, a snit was sersanied • peril/slam ,mesaßirder ' in the Comitaly ortir et the Bishop se Lades, sad judgment was given in favour it the uMahwaima • writ of prohibition was applied it, td gaoled by the Caen of Queen's Bash, and dewed, ea sa lad, by the Cart et Exchequer Chamber, en the that such a rate was invalid. The jaikmeat in latter court was de livered by the late Lord Chief Jades Tindal, and Naha= the fella/jog purge :—" We de an tau late the die culla wheeler a rale se made by the ohereinneams, at the aria waft whin Ihe prialeare wen *ea w, woe* han boa add area. a law lb =hew asy et be analegess a Amt et the ituelam of a esegmeedia wire gate, wia being aseuelisi legatisse da of chatting ea siker et the easealha the protest 'gawk mad mere Alegi& lb peewee te soy election ; whiii ow they hese hart held is drew away their votes, mad the witmilkm, who have tisk thtty by have beam kid as apemen& the prima whale realer. It is eas Weed that ben a a wide ma sobstesthl fears karma is eiminstriswe aka% so the *arch way** are eimeity together, adising a rate at soot. ingot** perlaisawe where the seemed takes ins, sad the ehaedrasedeme pereriog the pewee Orating as prick by themeless a my taws obo e however dread. It is , hewer.,, to dim= this point, as am alb of re =ma de am bft loin as. It is sulicient to say, what we give no slime spa it, we desire to be understood as marring to eieseeless the liberty of form ing as aloha whomever the ere Eel ear." The eau orb by the thwahweears sine having been thus adjudged a be Mead, awl the shwa suatiuning in ' • rats ef grace and imaresolog dliapidatie‘ a minders was anlied it and bead hes the (beelatay Oman et the B Whop et Lein as the 8011; if Jew, INi, segsideg the chareirnatiorfle maw away make " lamb a rate ler the rootomy repels elite aerie, rad it ether *- peals babes to the Ales it sharekwariewe it the *a currentr." The huts or aid a the Irma wed= an that set forth in the issiandes in prohibition The dederadea stated that the dellabole ceased the plaintiK a pielaisear sad lahalsitoat ef asrria of la the linable, waft, it /bar sad dimes e to spear lobo the Mips etas Cemeisladi eel Court et Lembo is erase as delladiserk citation, were daribed am the &Unhinging of as aid parish of Brahma, is asses, et sabartion of church rate ; that the plaiattir oppeared, red the dellodants .prayed the said judge to albeit te pasta arra libel, in which it was' alleged that the said pedeirsolt hed hew for • leas time past, sad ass was, a a dihridlated stele; that at several vestry seestimp the wooktdty of as had mho* le maw : l aird a bone. a the beam a the Aar el the rid Masi lair be nal eflhe aeld Oessior vial awl la pump sepi Imo l a the dellakele and the paddies= pereel. atm b OWE lake the aid se seire aosipse taiseerona Ift a =satin *aid as Yee is the *mamma* le Noir anew it :rea l t etl i :br r t Yhiwm ' ef Maw maw bed ether things to ▪ by giving dee meths limed atrrifie is law, a wan far a amok day, sad eta aerie pass hie to be Bye eibil ends wraiden, fir she paper or asking • n o te for led towarde the repair et the said chunk am I for art roil saamat• nes it the desist mislaid* at swiss and ling theta* ant *am *wards the elher *pans esenserily and bpi* bids* to the ales of sitseeheramisse he the Merest year; sad against the pa daierre. le met in vary to be hien is passings of the edi oak% am& aim, a mesh toolditc a_ ale thr the afraid papaw ; sod Wadies te the dad pri= i th:: if they dl wit appear, a, V. did mos show saes to the ematray be amid peewee te dean sash aceilisa to li n g be mid bine was day bleed ; tart am appeases iset. at the alma dim the allombra ally who wen wake lo submit railves the asereasis of the soil awn; thi theenges the gre easily bag aelleesi le the mesa ON% the Judge de emed • asalika Mae spar the deltaiesie itmeleA end ail and siegehe the Weehileaus at the lesiaton in t = the tease and via en . h7 said Mares; that hued. and was duly served sad naleaL Th a ird= alleged this tir rid cherub salimag lasagne reed OW red the dare* weirdos brag me hob la heed le Babel the apeles, the anainsesibes g urs s piAlkare. and be did, es the Lab July, 1841, L a r li et vase, le pile Rothe idy given, and is &Whale le the amides eiteurid, UN* as k s'. ing the visor leek the sale I that as .bidet -realm was reed. aril the fieltedeelk theeherehwirber • .sarveyari aim* at the espies olostosoy to CZe- sg daftly is.. to as seal dam& and the *parse there, and aa adagio etas otoomy sad lawful expenses Wi dest to the areatisa ether 'Mee fire the sunset yam ; that the aesseily el the main ins mot dispred, ale woe any Alessi* madefe the sersat of the albeit ; bet the detains Vele, reposed le the parbidemese so woad in wary a rate a two shillimp to the peal he as War said peewees; tint that prepaid* wasesemalaasPa t ie4 hyliirr4 LAM a Panatalataama aa darts that tamps nasal Cmselasa awed Nem mereet Theo dl eseagebery mama he as support of the religious aseasse et any as es ole @ppm to the ma joria stale way to he sameness by say portion of as der Talemeat stripeless. sad salegrair opposed le ad salteemive etas perused spidleal dearer, if the Neighs *Mist, but that hr sae wish= Mss to amopel Gam who drawees either has ems, er slam of alma must, a who dime Ina their gailkaa PE= aed made; le awerashas meads to appal mai thea,z:..d.. VllO/4 le la a yes lame imam Imam a herbs and diadem ef it= ; die It Os he • g ro ss le dinewan as atlas le &Ng to pay for the sellgleas Mann a other la asp Ira no part, while imp add their own chapels, awn this own mi :=l,l defray the charges of *dr ova j int is rata, sad alas am* rasa ha epso as =2 Was to a arise as abase be nil*. sad ear= ,Iblateary hishemidhy the ef jostios mod elt Oa eallgres ; die anima le ..be a deed,alba matemenamdis!*.' That the seausimat was seniedW a thew ef herb I banal* efilenards, mai whim be eme thewed la ashy amelhisol. the tulles wee pal whether my ether ansooderat was pawed, or my ease ass es to the moat of the rate ; As me allmai%nat ewer was arened, and be other seam we don made it sr lamb BM: the e the priadeases le spar their elara, en wok S e. amiss It the demi of &rise wise and often *sod% ad it and awards the ethsreapeesee away mad hi*, baba to the Mae el ebanhweetbr he the year of sibs Ihet the defabas meg ease id the rehiptysee mad gembhissire prm* is yeary (nis*. of the wand shims _lhe twe P w L e il l e " dialaalla ma tl e be s melee alga the rate sf b. la the posed ea it ihe ll behliasa and pliable bide to essaibuta le • *ink a* The Mal baler alkyd that b. is as read was ass Ise Wpm as witerel ; bet the rote was ..L. _L eta- Armed wed AM& by the viardisonal eel elbal p deal ; thee be sea of flit. 14s. mewed a Amid egosap the plaudit wet in is the defeadeele as alma. modem of the aid pada. The isarellea fir'. lash t o the ILIPM lbaselehle idoo• kingtvo, the Via*Goommal. mad Midi pried* et the Ourhaelei sod ligheepel pa l. Ihe ef May, ISA silleted the Mel ; sod *et na le as Mehra Meet Oanieulea s te mi lig ss4 lfron b e Miller hero Fest, the add eras ISIL if Ka" lAN reversed the Mersa of Dr. Lushington, retained the princi pal emus, admitted the libel to proof, and assigned the pkiatitr to newer' k the Arches Court. The plaintiff in error then le the Court at QOM'. Beach for a welt et and es the Sib of February. NO, tr. www was = a wl that murk refesing the prohibition. uTiootets at c h ez use risd the by writ of and ea the 22ad of Jesreary, IMO, the judgment ef the • Qween's Beech wee Ulna= by • senkrity altar embus of the pout. The judgment wu reported at esesideishis In the Daly New et the Skd of 'weary, 1860. TM leading pikes et theac . were th Sells, :—lt wee hold Prot by Kr. Judas Mr. Berea •16, Mr. Justice Creeswell, sad Kr. Dams Omit swillehally appeared that the rats wee awls by eases of the rese.payen than the majority whe Mt est= kr the samemilassat; sad by Barons Parke sad Aidems= that If la were left doubtful, problbitisues le lame; bet la Odd lattice Wilde that is lesemse It appeared that the a w - 17 ..n. set =pea any peepuitha submitted to the vests, , oe by any Ms eli the tufty. or by a majority of the wetly sawMftmesil is say meaner; aseendly. by Mr. harm Mimeo, lir. Jostles Mask Mr. Jetties Croswell, and Mr. Bens Platt, that the eiligation perkidesen is tarok theekirsh beim by semi= law, sod see quail= or voluatray bet absolute sad isepeuti rave, the ts made by the askority was legally made • by Lord Chief Justice Wilde, Bereas - Parke and Raiff, that m the obligationobligationwas se gees stet* the rats made t b l yge l alleority was net legally made. Misjudgment of the Court et Queen's Bench was, thud.", by a majority of the seer* aimed. From that judgment the present writ of anon wee brought. The rued set forth the following reasons on which the Bala ief la error preyed for a mensal of the judgment 1. Toot a lawhl elturelt rate can only be made by order, or raselatisa, of an mead majority of the churchwardens and pariddemen delhamembled in vestry for that purpose, and taking pert he preeeedings thereof. 2. That CM rots In question wu not authorised by an enter or rassiades prmed in vestry. anti nos was manna only without the consent batta against 11111 IFNI of the majority then assembled, and in the pseassik k i.lC e ms mallis• men wt ediorise the tasking of ante, otherwise then by the wise sr resolution of en actual ma- Jerky of the =My. & That the seems malgasil by the Court of Queues Mash tar thelemi= a= by fatal* tithe who Illieß7lo4 k the ISM I. the Coat of ZahbatM Chamber ass hoe= apes • Imppermi smissi s b4- tween this ease sad the of elections ts =nisi* wherein the plaintiff in error oralueded that eases et each (deeding= form no guide to the preendings of parish meet ings, or other deliberative amessidies, which dulls by etiolate and not by relative majeritiss. 6. That a resolution proposed to a =shy meeting to make a rate for the repair of the parish church is a matter whereupon any inhabitant ratepayer is entitled to vote upon his own responsibility, and that in voting against such a resolution he cannot be decreed to throw away hie vote, although he may thereby possibly expose himself to spiritual censures and other penal consequences. 7. That the only authorities to support the making of a 111111eli rote, otherwise than by the order of the absolute = 4 ;l the churchwardens and parishioners in vestry Ste that purpose, are cases In which it wu de sided that ern the refusal of such 'trate by the parishioners le vestry teeembled, the churchwardens acting alone must make a valid rate. That the authority of these cases has beau deliberately overruled by the judgment of the Court allacheguer Chamber in " Veley r . Harder" (12 Adol phus and lithe , 266), affirming the judgment of the Queen's Bench in granting a prohibition to the Ecclesiutical Court against the enforcement of a rate so made. Mr. &desist Bales and Mr. Mellon, Q.C., were heard in support of the writ of error. The Solicitor-General (with him Mr. Ogle) was proceed ing with his argument contra, when their lordships at 4 o'clock adjourned until this day. We postpone our report of the argument. EQUITY COURTS.—YESTEIDAT. Saves, Vies-Ososansoa IN nu THZ F ZZZZZ N AND BTALLINOIRS OF SUN DZILLAND AND THE BISHOP OF DUZMAX.—TITLE TO Till BUNDZILLAND TOWN MOOll. This case, which has occupied the court for several days, has now been brought to a close, and the Vice-Chancellor has reserved his judgment. The whole question raised wee whether the Sunderland Town Moor was the sole property of the Corporation of Sunderland, or whether the Bishop of Durham, as lord of the manor of Houton-le-Spring, had any interest in the moor, and an right to receive a_part of a sum of money paid by the York end Newcastle Railway Company for the purchase of a piece of land forming part of the moor. This question of title was tried at the last Durham anises, when the jury returned a verdict in favour of the Bishop of Durham. The case now came on upon motion for a new trial, and • considerable amount of evidence was read to prove that the Sunderland Moor formed part of the manor of Houton-le- Spring ; that the bishop, as owner of that manor, had exer cised at various times many such acts of ownership over the soil of the moor, as every lord of a manor was entitled to. On the other hand, evidence was produced to show that the freemen and etallingen of Sunderland had always used this moor as if they were the sole owners of it, and that the acts 0( ownership on their behalf were such as could not have appertained to persons who were only the copyhold tenants to a lord of the manor. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YESUIDAT. Olmuttas LT Nio Tuts IM Loxpow.—Banna Cam Juan= IRMO a.t. • tIPICIAL CIOUCE V. THI LONDON AND NORTH WWII= RAILWAY C . Lose or Ptaom.. Te plaintiff in this case is a carrier, who, it was stated by his itemasel, was in the habit of collattimg small Dumb t°l3o ktuudsd b railway, • ambit ft them into eye Wye parte , and sen d them at about half the prise to the palate el that &argot by dm tympany. The penult Miss wee Is senwer tic value of her small par ish eyed to have bent bet wpm the inhemlants' line at different them One of then parale w, however, now out at the MI, as the cospeny pas may into court to erne the his, and the dispute was as te the ether three perish,ent esatalued fourteen ammo brombes, wee* IX Is., sad the other two mysisted • jurellmy, meth IR 10a. and IL 10s. These punk were sewn up with atlas la can vas so as to snake kap parcels, end. assraks to the , eon, were eme sent to the coespeay I bat, Mare Is way, when the leaps week wi re delleeraktbeenalleneoweronst lathes, althemblitere was astlinh nap their absence, to show that the Tugs parcels had bait meows or ered with in any way. By the Canine An it is provided that carriers shall net be answer able he parade of jewellery, sad some ether modeles, worth msra than 10L, unless the sem an, at the lino of leaving, dochered and paid fur, or Won thap an het by the felony et the canter's servants. Tho dedraisafe , ea to the two panels in guidon, which VIM NIA INN than 101. each, pleaded that they had not bass desired end paid for under the Carrien'Act, sad the *hairs woe that they wanton by the Mazy eftbe tampon esnrasta. A sauna se winning were Open. whew, the names wanly ulna la sales of this kind, aad it was shown that both partite had Med is the usual mane ; but the manner in which the panel was last was not at all explained. The Chief Justice left it to the jam te my whether the Ands had been delivered to the and whether the two worth more than 101. ma had heist stolen by the felony of the company's Bernath If they thought the 304 4i .tircel was delivered to the t here mast he a kr that amount ; and if they r t the two other permit had bees stolen by tha tompony a servants, they mut give a verdict for the emenat &laud- The jury found a verliat tbe pbiatlif—danageo 401. Gs. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YzaaRDAy. IMMO AT Hug PAM AT WNIMUISTIA.7-81701111/1111 LOAD Caine _ _ Bases mna Onsim. imam. HILL V. PM/X.—ACTION AOAINBT THI Hlllll3 OF • LUNATIC AsyLow, TO 11E00111 DAMAO= POE YIVI AL LEOED IMPIOIPIIIII.3IATNIINT OF A LUNATIC. This wu aa Min brought to rearm 'temperable in damages for the alleged malty 111HCISINI by Dr. Philp to wards the plata* whilet he was ie a Meath mina ailed Loaders' Reese, eltented et Erne glee. TM helm- We shamed negleet led west et *M, end mho contained a emit in tuner hr seem et the phiallit's paper. • great meeker et whams% Wading the plaintiff him self were embed, lad at the emieds. et Sir P. Thad gers adders hr the dueness the emit men NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—LimAirras. The econvelseion for these misname opened on yesterday afternoon, by lb. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Cress well. There are Olgy twelve prisoners for trial, and Ave anises entered in the Mil Prins Court. IRELAND. DI/JILIN, Fan. 16. The failure of Mears. James Roza and Co., ad verted to last week, has caused the stoppage of se veral minor firms, whose liabilities range 1p various amounts from 12,0001. to 3,00 W. It m however, that the worst is now over, and that trade will aeon assume a more healthy tone. Mr. M‘Collagh's bill to Asaitate railway exten sion in Ireland has given very great satisfaction. The Than herald announces the death of the Right Reverend Dr. *Dachau, titular Bishop of Achonry. The agod prelate had been long in a declining Mate of health, and hie demise had been for months past regarded merely as a question of time. NAVAL. Fr.B. 18.-APP omits: J. P. darn, to Assistance; R. V.HamiTtonTio Reaohde; and T. R. M. Salina sad Master J. Moriarty, PolypAconio. &mow W. T. Dossville, to Amin& ; sad D. Gall, to Assistance. Parser: ti. 8. Binger, to Mates : A. Roam sad o. ll B..=ltassohile. Clerks: 8. Maday, to Pe4qa; awl W. L. Wright sad Clerk-in• Charge W. H. to Sisooss. Master's Amhara R. E. Tad" Ovaaas 8. R. Brosas, to Poligehmers ; eel J. Viseast, to Laseles. Poassions, lb. 111.—M• 1111sdis, steam vessel, Liirst•Coramsaihra TIMEMIIr. Mira ark this asconsiag at Bruised Ilea the Kedbanamees, leaky es lewd the re miss stihe hits DAM obligee at 17wwwle, IL L. Use, Bag. The Radii hit Malts ca the 116•1 7 f(6e Germ ) irrhe bra lettegist there toy the &egos r: trif,tirgrivsey lirea= Altar*win there several days, die MINI kr Claseber, whisk she pest id ea theDra ith. Thin she Mgr hem . il the hews ale= NMI, wit s Tbe haws kit =Bei thee la awl rant the ist Sae m: The MINNS he the l lises same day, MIA called at T kw the Mak mid, at which ries she has b has asopass, my Be t kite Vigo es the I Ith to where ele head re Peas- Wes 'e packet The a„ whisk Ish •hw hams le ilere bee he The haft nue hie habeas this sheaves, hi the tewashe el lb. awl to the lipeightly dein i..i, Nara thetweniseleetege A 11.., ftesteerase to Irish*. The elapse is la • beim sells, eselessi is he saws et weal. The Brightly wad he Dellis at hapset 6 Ms elistsess. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Roma. LIVERPOOL IPTIIIPIACSISSIL It le spt Mr. CisolVs Was I I to Mr. Atiamm% 1$ to Mr. s.llsumies IS M— Capin MOM a 0 (0 20 to Mr. Nese% Nimlimisof *MEW M to Lai Wolorisses Moils to mot aglinMninail ltsis of Roilmtrollismbomi . aver) 20 to Mr. Moods% sod sit (MIMI LS to Dir. Rem% loßy Mobil' mit IQ Tbe oily bete were 600180 k iii Ikea, opt Hasa Hom burg, 500 to 26 apt Hanisho, sad 1,000 Se 40 opt Bony Wariest wit. MOM CUP. 13 to opt Mr. Mr. Ittsoyelbetkelbeer (t) so to dosenes Atka 33 to Mr. Poilimmito Tio &KA Dots &I to Mr. Manorto llrtk Draw (t) to Kr. 13 to Lord=ra l Low W to Mr. Wlllammo% 11400 m (I) 1,449 to IS um_ erripiz zbei IA•• W 15 Mr.ll. Malmo% or Tromp (t) 1,040 MI 10 Kr. eroweo W wk (t) Itiltio Kr. anborro Tra 14 Doctor was b M he ooked sleet . at 1,000 ts 30 ; end the Kim of Trusty*, TIM Rabb sad the 0.17 W4O - colt Feely it 1,000 told. Ned et dos other (misdate um made no. odors. 16 is 1 was 1616 cam as Maim& apt A i sad after wards eamd ; and 20 10 1, nu, set lighilkt. draw 1a tbs latter et dine paha. 011os to 1101:723 about en hesselte. FOUL ACCIDVIT. Yeatoodey afillll=lolll her Wink • wsdrea. Os Masa mid I Go., (soldowlose. Om woo milk • Ind of ow dead Hompasol-road, orlon yammer woo sr timid by • mom ; mod. spas bylaw mid, sow • boy, Moat lboutemo yam et op, Ides on do paned sad oat la soo is lt tho Wood ef youpea. It sypesesd OM &- Moo Is ad beows , woe, oda Om boye. lie war mks. lobos be Mood foonTo lir e l Z saierlie wind. SM ba body was was 1, savored. what he told Me was not true ; that he must consider him having er and that I charged him on suspicion of stout number of costa front the Stook Exchange during the last three weeks. He said, " Very well, lam innoemst of it." I asked hies if he had any duplicates. He said, "Toothed better look and see—seareb." I said, "I will& so." He said, It will save you some trouble If I tell you what I have got. I will tall you the truth. lam guilty to a aerials extent, but I have been partly drawn into It. I bought a great coat and two duplicates for two other greatsoate of a young man that I have met when looking fora situation. I will give you the coat and two duplicates, and it will then have so further trouble." I went up with him to the mooed floor beck room, and found a box containing six bottles of different essences or scents, gold watch guard and cue, a silver watch, ribbon, and key, 18 scarves and handkerchiefs, two pairs of worked slippers, three wrappers, ten books, another bottle Gloomy 29 du plisses., and two coats. In the pocket of one of the coats I Smug a bill for modleal attendance mule out to one of the members of the Stock Exchange. On the prisoner's rill hand one penny, a bunch of keys, and a penknife. e s past of the coat I saw the prisoner wear t h e same aftera sea. but which he had not on when I searched him, I hand seven circulars, on some of which were written in pima the names of Bates and Bell, and also a piece of paper selsfablintag e ures in ink. On the way to the station- WIN he odd l im been drawn into this by another party. dif i p••• is me of the pawnbrokers at whose house many 1111.1.14 WWI were identified by the gentlemen of the Meek melange se having been stolen from the build ing, bad Mee pawned said he believed that the person who pledged a risen was the prisoner. The primmer —Can you swear to me ? Witneen.—ffe, but I believe you to be the man. The prieseer—Oh, you believe. That's nothing. My lord, he dema't know whether it was pawned by a man or a wham That won't do. You may stand down The pelemer (in en authoritative tone, and looking ronnd)—Siimes there. In another am, the pawnbroker said he also believed the prisoner wee the person who pawned the coat. The primamer—Belief won't do. You stand down too. This evidence won't do. (Laughter.) lwre, I say. Several gentlemea bisatilimal their seats, the duplicates of which had been dna be mimeses peemmeise, and pertionleened the days ea which the robberies had been emmatehel. One of Ike ',titan in the Stock Exchange stated that he bad boss es the look-out during the last month in con =of the loss of coats, and had frequently seen the about the entrance to the building. To one of the 11111111111111611 ft the prisoner, upon being questioned, said his name was Bates, and that be was clerk to Messrs. Baia mad BeU, stock-brokers. It wee proved that the prisoner was not at all known to Mans. Bane and Dell, and that he was unknown to any person connected with the Stock Exchange. And a constable was soon afterwards called who proved that the fellow had been convicted at the Central Criminal Court of having robbed his employer. Mr. ll'Farlana, Secretary to the London Mechanics Institution, in Southampton-buildings, identified two books which had been stolen some time ago from that establish ment, and which Hayden had found in the room of the prisoner, who had walked into the reading-room there under pretence of being the brother of a gentleman who was a member. Alderman Cubitt asked the prisoner u each of the wit nesses appeared against him whether he wished to put any questions ; and be replied, in the most ofthand style, " No, none, they may stand down." Alderman Cubitt—l commit the prisoner for trial, and he must be brought up to-morrow, in order that all the depositions may be signed. LIVRRPOOL, FEB. 16. The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 40 bads. Antigua, pre vious rates; 420 ditto Tnuidad, 305.; 100 ditto Porto Rico, 335. 9d. to 345. 9d. ; 80 brls. Jamaica, 30s. • 358 bags }Senates, 325. 6d. to 341. Rum : 150 puncheons ilea:cram very full prices. Linseed: 500 bags Calcutta, 41s. Sago Flour : 1,350 bags at 14s. 6d. COTTON.—Eixintroox, Fin. 16.—The sales to-dey are estimated at 10,000 bales, of which 1,000 are taken by ex porters, and 1,600 by speculators. They comprise : —650 Yemeni and Maranbam ' at sd. to eid. ; 400 Bahia, Md. to 6d. ; 500 Egyptian 6d. to Md. ; 2,000 Surat, 3d. to 41d. ; the remainder Am erican. The imports since Thursday arc 10,000 bales. The market closes with en upward ten dency, end, compared with Friday's rates, prices of American are tight, nearly an th against the buyer, as alio Burets; other kinds CORN.—Caurczam, Feb. 16.—With a full attend ewe at oer arebet Sea day. wasoperatively little beams was dose, termites WO* tee 1101011. Miami prier ebetktd tales ; wher 4. e sake was We male b. ler qr. kee fur Barley. sad 1 on Wheat. Meat Aid Seale. to 111. lee. per land. Morley, 375. to $l.. per M. Itetwe, Mao We. Pt" Ile to its. CATTLE.—DeptimaCm) Fan, Feb. 14.—This fair lawarly aaaloaal is lbeiliew sal apply ef good auk bee tallis • smilmftleAlm, arm Was oak, VA limb ea Gar. wigs • ▪ Mousiest,ol berm s alma aursallas ware pal et • retell drarip, dim. peal Pam Paso lap emir prim Akw Al. Mop Owe, ale Oily% Mai lams al IN. Pol. The wawa& lee blimp wen mot iamb malma ladara la the Ilana Yr gas ; yew Maim la pal *NW i rally pod is Mai Is pries way acesiderably. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Tummy, Fee. 17, 1102. The State of tie Weather et each of the folleatair plates et Niue Vale& 'roster& maraiag. The mistime us engaged ia era, et /tale af Waithar. . - Maw Bream Partiality Mad, 01•13861•11•1 Partially Ciaarly Ganda Warw. Parlmlly Cloudy g Dram Overcas Osadabrosaa °war t m Ora itissa Ossiisse 111..._ Ownist Orem bar Cleadlow Owls MN= MIMI Ow* Gads Ikons Ossilin tame awe rwrikihs Owe Oasis Own Maim Pra inns Pestisa: Osekly Gn t ares Penally Owe THIS DAY, Now. t Virtse. awe at so walk.. 11111•16 0911111/1. Isms ef Plus. ?cleans W. Siasins• S.W. Surma W. losessurree W. reuusweins ...... S.W. franumes W. ouranincii W LW. W. W. _amuses ....- LW. TAIRXOOIII W. wine I • Slisi ta °I Coma st Mad. Streairtb N.W. thistle I SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCIL hen tor eenagesdiats, W " NIMY Osastle," sad LW", Um CASUALTIES Be , r= ed Oete, of Hamburg, boned to Falmouth, was ea the coast, near Gorgon Island, previous to Dec. 12; crew and 16,344 dollars in specie saved ; about 14,000 dollars landed, and hidden In the bush, but not yet recovered.—Panama, Jan. 17. Coralie (French ship), from Perigee to this port, pounded on the English Bank, in this river, Deo. 14 ; lighters have bean sent to her assistance, and it is expected she will be got off after discharging cargo. Buenos Ayres, Jan. 4. Dido, from Africa and Queenstown, has been towed round from the latter port, by the Ocean steamer, dismasted.— Liverpool, Feb. 16. Five Sisters.—HenryPratt, from Mobile, on the 4th inst., in lat. 46, lore. 22, fell in with the barque Five Sisters, with loss of mainmast, and a derelict.—Liverpool, Feb. 16. George Anna (British ship or barque) has been wrecked at Queen Charlotte's Island ; crew and 24 passengers (American) captured and detained by the Indians ; an armed force has bean despatched to their relief.—San Francisco, Dec. 31. Dolphin, which arrived at Singapore Dec. 1 from Borneo, had fallen in with Lanun and Suloo pirates ; when the muter, one passenger, and fifteen of the crew were mur dered.—Penang, Dee. 13. Matilda, Buckland, from the Coast of Patagonia, has put in here leaky, with part of foremast cut away, rigging damaged, and loss of anchors and chains, having expe rienced heavy weather on the coast ; cargo discharging. —Monte Video, Jan. 6. Plckwiek.—Mr. Russell, Receiver of the Droits of the Ad-1 miralty at Strangford, has written to Mr. Nelson Wood,' stating that the miming articles from the Pickwick's cabin are in his charge ; the Pickwick having been in tow of the Phenix for six hours, but the wind shifting, the Phoenix was compelled to let her go. The steward and two men were taken from ea board off the Calf of Man. —Liverpool, Feb. 16. Sisters (sloop), hence for Dublin, was fallen in with on Sa turday morning, off the Onnshead, with loss of mast, and a derelict, sad towed in here by the steam-tug Albert.— Liverpool, Feb. 18. THE POLICE COURTS. •31 I ITS D. MAIIIION-HOUBB. John Vivian wee leleight before Aldermen Cubit!, for men iheete-at lIMMoI, Feb. is, from 0 2 6 . 10 Seal ezaminatisa pm the Amp of haw* Nolen a new. easesote-et IA leimarzy 14, from Bremen 1 bee elpektele sat sem wadi, ask. the poverty at ins. Sow - al relworeetc 7 wwww7 11, from Odom l imn enrwelei emir the Ikea threumse-at tese. patwese, 14, from Hamburg Xlind i ft s f lbe . City Seende lma rreft nu is Ns. 113 . 31 = 631 Narver, 13, ream Ilallthillle Ifittery 14, tram Amsterdam lapPllal a the hem of a swidalt of elate Clauseareweetie-et VeMaary 13, from -. ...... Canto ken Ile the property of the ealleerlbere Ones-et leta 1 has Allem red &sin I Is and shout the lading during Ceeste-at Urmaeo4 Pareary 16„ h. traz , Bassin Ayres du iamb et ~ hart About three Vaasa I saw ommor Itawsnwa - at 16, tram„ Roura the m the e t o mps i smd. Dam famm-16 Brlast ail =ary 11, tram Mantes Ormelless Ilk ei= thseiant be = balks Is bie PM se rt-aa ssas-se li nAms P r i e l L y uir lausry tft %, tram Alszandrla M est eurknelly et. NM pares. MO Durem-44111126, 14, tram ..... ..........M. Juba* N.B. Om weal to _le Ihe eatnnee Famm-1111111114k ._ _ 1 4 ha= Legbora le the Sleek rose ad west I remained IgA 22 . ria 3 T -33 Flee 11 , from Hamburg Is the sheet belt eslineorbse I again amr cl "'" 1 " °k W 14 . tica 4 114111314 a Y I Isavay in Ilisseingeen4e. Mir Nns Glwr. p (L L)-44 1".""4. rit4l6 " 1 inia-Meattemneal mw-at rebruary 16, tens --Mot& Min Inallod Asa a few _I bs west put the asrs-se =; 4 4 6 ll .7 trais Callao Sake 11. 33b6111116, lei into 6646, mad at every flosses-at IS, Beat Hammel% snow be tonne um& When be get half way up BistA-M ranibri 11, Irma Oallisoll Pleobetreet lie laillaa I=lll 1611 ISOM streets, u far 1 "." - el PantßY.,._l _ 4. 6014 01234 k 13 u the Old Cheep. &MIS he WA M Great Trinity- i miT ,,,,,...= ii ..,... 1. 111444 . 111 1 4g , i Ma ll t.,,r 4 lane, where, ea I wee kkeinal. he Need with his father iii.Tr is iii i iii.7 4 7 nibbl e Deese" 16, tram Botterdssa awe reether. I Nil • penes le his dab the lease, to IL heme-at ewes Naomi It, from awateritea =Set ha weiM me GM week with sad he eine mum& seinwetethile, Muer, 14, frtm Madera I leighieethet I wee it ernes:, ad Int In sneak 10116646-41 Fermarl ifit amen. .411aliiedin mama I timid Mr to knew hew wed wine be had eae. Kamwswisa - at laatsasv, r 63263 rY 12 , hen----blio jived bk Ilne dot allueseem. He tell sae he left the iff... 116.11 1..._"`" -61 2,1. 6 ,L U"n". Fob ' IL tma. Demeans Deese Is wbkb be lbes was Ann 3 o'clock in lb* eftersosa ----- ii.....iiinil Palk yetonery ll. fr l all 4, trtm MMus Assiterdem eel waled dm. It. Paurrehotellyard late leers-et Leekektry, Ifehruszy 12, from Odom Ileselleen._ sesely me kw as Tam p, sad after neasese-ea Tekewak. Wervary It , tram .Port VAS& obi* be Innedisisty reamed. Et enswor s. tom oneee-at sink Pedmy 14, tram Ming M Ida that he bodi walked 'see mod the &Z: Penswee Inenae-at lifilfool. February 111. from leleiMe 164 214021111, bet that he was sever Is the Sleek b. =,'" rum-61 264 ilin ni. 3 'S t a i m.. "l. ..., Mate= anise lest easy end them he west to warn his bomb this warm Odemp laNi riMemra igy fram.... .............. 0 6121 s OM Il lsoklmems kat. 1 said I had M 56 KS ben thin ne Saessecs- n canenne. le. lea . ..- Oweamey Ureepoel, February 10. bets ..... ifew BOOTSNAN —at Liverpool. Fela 1 11 1. ben ......... ........ 13.1t e beau—at (Weida. February 14, trara braes'st bblele, February 14, T,eue —at Lieerpool, February 16, rust ........ ..... la.be e TTra—at Lanaobierry, February 12, ENGL. ............................ Tate2—at Beallam, Feb. 11, hon._ Allima Vv-at Halle. February IS, bora ti.nto, way,s,cisayseena, tearsery le, from ................ ..bleaseabba NAILED. Aineovaa-frata Dail. February 11, to ..... . . „-..Ditavin Aursao-tretra IL Hewett. Vettuary 14, to ....... . Terceira Aims-tam Falioo , lebruary . e i. ... . 0 .04 IhULLIANTikaI Feb. 14, t to .. - ...... - ... ..„.11ariora Cerucarns-finen _ - February 14 , to ..... • ...-Shaveilles Cris. or Cavnrate-trent rumeostb, rebz lazy 14, 10_ ..... Lepton Comm ea Branno-fran Goneseamd isb L y ebruary 16, t0.....41.0. b.. CALAP , Diabin ermessid. 16, to «- .... Orel; Livauaree-ibsea Mid. Palleteary 15, to ..., ...... .........i . i i ..„ Wominso--11rota Dirmoseet. Feb. H. to - ...... .Ito --.' Enemas's-Iron DIY. February 1,, to .... ... Fe di p H y Fr ona--hola raholnath. rairsery 14, to »... , 1 t ~ Hoeft Outainut-trala Maas* rabilerey 14. t0__„.„„.........Th wd , Goviousou-!A Laworpook_ .Poliroori e t t :.4. , ... ....... j..,,,. Ilsowarra llorme-lrom rnaseut, 16, t0......i0rdr ut Ha anulons-Ilrena_ Mpserstli. February 15, Lo„ ~,,_ .. t., t.,.1.. Junnot -froft Illitelie, Pribnrary 14, to . ............... Yurt Lorna JUDITH - 60111Lbevpnot henia rebr t ra ary 14. tri. .................. . (ultle LADY AIAIICLIA-tram February 14, lo .... 64 Ilnlena Lanrour-hem Deal, Toros, 15, to O.7MAIM IttANNATTOZ-1 rum asecutli. Vebzzlagy 14 to ..... s, dr., 4 ,:'r"uo.r.ZayU_:N"fn._trafre:tn:6hk'":Dea-rirkts:YmufmnCfrehru.ryt.Truy:l:yetwifiva:tolv7::":...t.....i 1.•:.i.......71......t°....................".4ra"a..:::w.........m:itLi7:;;;..;,..etkft: PATIMISA -Irma Sationbe, Yebniary 1:,, to ................. .. Az oell PhT- from Holyhead, February 14, to .. . ................... ...Liqoa PSZ)1101- Iris Valsouth, February 14, to Bataan-from Dud, February 16, to lunar Illasoaaav -from Ilynuoth, Yebt wry 14, to.. time.", TetiIOVTII CAM& —MIMI DM. February 15, t 0...-. ............. Taal ( 1 O.)-trom Liverpool, Feb, gory to, to Hibrow VDCIOIII4-from Xiosolo, February 14, to W.TVON -boa Weida, February 15. to ................ ..„......c.4., VESSELS SPOKEN WITII. Agricola, from London for Sydney. Nor. 3. Mt 40 S., Inn. 33 14. naeo [inflow= (Dutch barque), from Batavia for frouterdari, la; 20, lat. 33.30 N., Om. 36.30 M„ 39 ,lays out. Almada, three do's from Clurkatoo for Liverpool (ao date reported). 1at.11.13, ton. 72.35. Ce 1342 i 31 361.14, from London for Ch , na, Jan. 12,1414 N., Ice. 21.34 W.; all well. Omatitutlan, Britton, from New York for Liverpool, Jag. m , cc Nantucket. Oommodore, from the Clyde for Sydney, Nor. 11, lat. 35 N., 1,41.0.3 g. Duke ofßedford, from London for Melbourne, Dm. 13, lat. /1 lois. 23 W. Elvin, running to the eastward, off the fbipe of Cirld Hope. Gladiator, from Sunderland for Oakulta, Got. 10 , Lot. lb v., lot. S abort of water. Mireimippi (Bremen barque), for Callao, lat. 3 N., Dm. 32 W., w.:k 300 pmetaigers; all well. PYrainkl, from New York far LkreepooL Jun. 26, Lt. 34, lon. 21. Roby (brig). MaNdimg 1.W. 4t 48 N., log. 1 W. Sir fiera,, (EogibM M ph from China for Loial..n, lan . 14. gat. N., km. 31.10 W, 106 lasys brims Shoogooo , o il we ll . Wink". from London for the ltruntim, Mt. it. 8., low. 24 W. SEABORNE MAILS. (If signifies that the male are meat from the: Omen! Post.otes r the eight—and id by the ninreing—deapah h. Day vim m. 1.14 Geaerai Mks Luadt.a. Ire. 'rem het ,!rx;;te;od. Amserlagt7Britposiot Afteriss(bytlaitad dtatio4l pscAst) AsesriodbyU.dtatevtll Atria& ( West east) _A Ales.sadria• 14 Mews ll Brasil tl Rama Ayres Califorsis(vla Chadrislig Caps uf Wad Rope 14 Oonstszamopts • A °mistral Marko AI Chill Prams 14 14 Orsesee... .24 &mbar, iiraTiTart;=.7:l7l4 traded M & Nadi (via Hontkampt.)M attla (via Marsoillos) N Moditarrasemqvia Ow* &spies) M Ofttelv&Monallta) N Madge Naha* ..... ......„ ..... N I Napaes• N Papal 9~ N Palmala ........ )1 Pam—. —.......— NI iiiii;ay• —• :......7.7 N Wan ladies II West ladies (am* Ns waaa.sad Noma) 111 Feb. 20 ILiverpoui... I ra. 24 Feb. le let. of the teooth t leUaleth *ileum Daily llth of the cooeth; eth Of the month' Atatiltlsof mouth 14th of the 1111011 tit 7thl7th2ltlaof mon, 2detl7thol . eIL MceL,Wed.,2tYriLL 17th of the 'poem Tide* dell, itlLlTtlunthof rot L Toefebty Frl.la) Widnes. St eater. I 17th of the smith Tries dolly ... 130th of the mouth I ethiLleth of month 170th of the month' let M24th mutt. I Intl of the month I eth of the 111000. laftbof the month I sMlstli4Sthodmon I Sth I hth2.lthof 131“11 701111127t1101 mon 17th of the month I.2vrrpeol .4.141. are plot • rt)tatmUr 'doter "Dover I lom ttamploa 44014 th. - ..utptra. Pl)noutlik. th•ver luuthssepuro. I Aeutharapta." ••,• kothluaptork.' !Dover • Dover London !Antra Anuthampteil. linty head +su Loa optoa I • Dever ..... lion° araptas. !trove r 1 4 outhamptra.. ioutitaraptaa.l Mvur Dam Mott SnUttamp!on ,taithamptoe. Dover Aoutbagooms Feb. 2.3 Feb. I! Feb. U 114:cb 2 'llatrl 21 Week 16 Feb. IV Feb. 12 Feb. 21 Feb. 26 Feb. 20 Feb. 29 Feb. 20 illaveh 3 117th1 the monail jftd of the veaatbi • The malls to Woos SOWIUNIII thus sorbed (•t w 'Gamed to OW6 pietist •lallbroellies. Cauroluno.—)falls to Ned from Cbalfornia ria the Voitol Ram an sow deogatcdool sad doe by emery Americo pocket. ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT LIVERPO , —On Saturday night, as a young man named Thomas Bland, in the employ of Messrs. Gorman and Co. pro. vision merchants of Liverpool, was conveying the casit.box of the firm from their office in Temple-court, through Do• ran's•laite, into Castle-street, where it is deposited, he was attacked by three men, one of whom struck him with s sharp instrument acmes the back of the hand, inflicting a serious injury ; a second struck him a violent blow over the temple ,• and the third attempted to seise the cash-boa. Bland, however, not only retained possession of the each box, but kept bold of the man who had attempted to ec iza it, until his cries brought some passers by to his assistance, and the robber was then secured and handed over to the police. His two companions succeeded in effecting their I escape, although immediately pursued. The cash-box Vl6- : dined 451. in cash, and securities to the amount of 3001. Yesterday Williams (the prisoner) was examined at the Liverpool police court, before Mr. Mansfield, by whom he was fully committed to take his trial at the next Liverpool mixes. EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE RAILWAY COMPANY.—A meeting of the creditors of this company, called by circular, WM - held in the Royal Exchange on in day, with the concurrence of the directors. A committee of creditors, consisting of Messrs. Mitchell, Mathiesou, and Wightmaa, had previously taken some steps in the matter, Including the summoning of the meeting. A full state ment of the claims upon the company, and the difficultiis of the position in which it stands, was made by Mr. 11. D. llill, W.S., after which the meeting uusnimouely adopted s resolution, approving of the proceedings previously biked by the committee; reappointing the gentlemen above named, with the addition of Mr. Robert Hawthorn, New castle, to confer, on behalf of the present meeting, with the banks and other creditors, and also with the directors of the railway, and to adopt such measures as may he con sidered meet beneficial for the interests of the general body of the creditors.—Sectsman. [Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN Coo roa Doom—Extract of a letter trom We. Lredbaro. of Lea. whigtoo, doled Oslober IS. issa.--.• To Profropor Holloway.—eu : It Is with satlitsie thin welts to Worst you of the wooderful con leveled ea 24 , 4= per Pi It a more cow of drop?. The dime hie yowls skim emit rowithatoluts the mime nosoihmt I Wite. aid Oho 11111 west neditiel me. I We. 004 01l NNW Mg& to Auk Ye i at Yeti wet po muck maths *MI mil ewe* walk ; et whist sentomwed 0116 1161 .bi di 4 1Cla It 7 lame which, owl Wok* attention to your I sat wow porketly eoreL*-11014 by all artlet. =hi at Itiviewar 110111•111g.S lAtaalballia. 214, Straal, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BOITON.—Feb. 12, at Cillstou•rced. Fulham.road, Mrs. F. at • &aglitter. COLIM—Feb. 11, M Oak&ld, Clapham-park, Mrs. 0. Nice, I daughter. 14, at Ismender.hill, Surrey, Mrs. SITON.—Yeb. IS, at Ilalvillsotreet, Idinburgh, the wife of C. Solon, Ent, or a sea. STISWART.—Peb. IS, at Belgrave-agnare, Lady Isabella Stewart, a non and hair. STIACET.—Feb. 11, at Brighton, tho wW of the Bee. W. J. Str....r. of a daagbtez. WHITE—Feb. IS, at Swankombe, lent, Mrs. 8. F. Willie, a: daughter. • lOU. MARRIAGES. 811TOWN—OASCOIONL—Feb. 10, at Aberford, by the Re,.?. Tyree'', leembeet al Ea. John's, Reuling, Loyd Asteorn. Elisabeth, Broad &lOW at the late N. U. Gamete., Erg ,of Arlington, Yorkshire. - - - IRWLETTBILtDDON.--Feb. 12, at Plyropton St. Haty, Peter, by the Rev. J. H. Chows*, M.A., R. B. Hewlett, lip., Capt. Lb. ! to Annie Frame, daughter et W. Braddan, Req., late of the Bean , Mil denier, of dadthoda, Devouahlre. ,RREW—PRICKETT.—Yeb. 14, at St. Panay. Church, by the Rte. L. W. T. We, Mr. Alfred H. 'grew, of the llornaeyroad, Sophia, third domain of Mr. Oeoep Pt kkett, of Illghple. II tz-81110,10.—Feb 10, at AU Saints', Oaford, by the Re'. F. Nude, W. A. Neale. Req., Howthwy Army. second son of the lota J. Nee* of Ceetleatill, High Ny,ombe, Bean, to Ileariette Prune%oldest daughter at Capt. H. Strong, retired Captain Mabee Army. REST—FARRAR.—hO. 19. at Princes hiebneesigh, by the See. T. Plaid, 14. A" Fellow sod Tutor or st. John'. college, Caiiibesir. the Rev. E. Pies; WA.. of Si. John's COI ere, end of Sherpa. , HONE. Dlithalll. to Rao, third daughter of the late Us Farr ar ' Pad., of Lsooln'ulnn, sad Princes itithorougb, Bucks: FILOON-BTETV4B.—Feb. It, at St. George% Bloomsbury, by th e Rev. 0. Spume, D 0, J. Witeow, log., of Tsei.to , k- place , toek.equare. le Redly Raymond. second daughter of the I.VcS• Stenos, kip, of Torrlngtoetiquare, sad Clan, outfolk. DEATHS. 'WWI , . —Feb. 10, M Bayssitter, Itarriot, ciao t surviving daughter of the late A. Higbee, Fee., Comtaimary-ue neat. Bahamas. OL gsd 44.LY—leb. 1; at (Larch -gate, (holiest, (1. C. Colirer, li llll. MAIM—Feb.IO, at growninp, Chlgwell, Essen, J. BUM 1)Q. eyed it AWYEIL—Feb. lb, at his residence, 7, St. Michael's Alley, 0. 110 " 14 Mr. Thames Sawyer, Newspaper Agent, la the MIA pear cd Mier. 110MA8.—M. 16 .t Canaabary.eillas, Ldlogtog, F.C.llgmea. Esq., of the Island Itemese-ogice, aged 11. Maw sad patildrid by Woman lune Jim" et Amt. ka 0117 ag Lia L _Prtater. e , the Moo* la. bg ": street, to the gasolast at iiilami,—Tvzsadiy. Panama 17, /fine 4 W' Dog syst•C 141 0 I Leidy B Pi& Los& Acruto Boum( !be el wont ea dwell be ebb I ssi 'I b Tr i IMO tai -7 11 - ei weft •IPS° mr elm W as l ad dm l`o Mr pig rti It want by the city eluding Da SU _ . Oft jeepsee 'the d Weed Y Um born' ItZllll emir • MON T owe • guts dertald M. ROM caretull tie loco . To U milted meat and bt sad OW whole, wed Warr! limited mint, I Thal 1110lelf et at le ever, d yid* Coops fairer ee r" e For t: Idatribn Engt agile word otr e an an obviate Ile op It Is 5900,0 medial at tbet sham. Pori to IM merely fault ti to that negate Of t rotated to nn Alt t jested of the the az demote the pe soy consist watlert they tory Angrs el- Throw court. which, Whet TH No r Paid. ockqua II!, 11 Ch tl Chula Cown,L This by the I. It Wenn maed oteupet tshr 3. It Owns evilest stony of lon Ulna' Ili! din -- 4. 7 ii taking being t Mewl tfail, 3.1 We 04114 we S. k Power night I of Otal the atx kis Rs tequirl Ni *WWI mem! idle um dumb et *lt PON*