The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSS OF LORDS.—TozDAT, Arw 14. The LORD CRAMMAAR took hie rat it the weakeek at five u'olcok. - - - - - -- • --- GIINHCE AND THE lONIAN BLAND& The Berl of MAL lIENBURY gave notice that Gs num bly he would make some inquiries of government respect ing the suoceseion to the throne of Greece, and the preempt date of the negotiations with regard to the cession of the loniss Islands. MUTINY BILL. This bill passed *wash committse. POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK BILL. Thia bill waa read a third time and wed. MARINE MUTINY BILL. This bill pared thaw& aostatittle. AUGMENTATION OF BENEFICES BILL. - On the ceder*[ the day fee naming the select committee at this tall, - - Lord Sr. LEONARDS expressed doubts whether it was within the power of the Lord Chancellor to divest himself of the patronage of the livings to which the bill applied without the sutatios of the crown. His own impremion was that the livings were vested in the crown, and the Lord Chancellor was simply a trustee, whose patronage was the same imbue em that of the Prime Minister. He ap proved of the principle of the bill; but, looking at the details, he wan of opinion that it world be necessary to exercise great caution before adopting the scheme. The Earl of DERBY mid that he had carefully goes through the provision of the bill, and he was apprehmeive that the Lord Chancellor had taken too sanguine a view of it& operation. It was proposed to obtaia assistance in the augmentation of certain livings from the funds at the dis posal of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. That body was now eudeavovring to augment the value of ell livings with populations of 10,1100 to 3001. a year. U, therefore, any part of the fund in their bands was withdraws, it would be impossible for them to carry out that plea. k the schedule of the bill it appeared that out of 3M livings with which it dealt there were 314 which had an average population at 376 ; of the 314, 130 had a popu lation nuder 300; while in seven instances the population was only 70. It was sot, therefore, so moth as object to augment them Heine as those he had alluded to with which the Ecclesiastied Commission was deal*. The whole plan win fraught with difficulty. He was of opinion that rb would be more admotageous if the Lord Chancellor, in stead of divesting himself of the patronage of the small livings in cuestas, would brim into the market the more valuable portions of ha Mamas% and apply the produce to the augmentation of small livings. The LORD CHANCELLOR said his gale design was to secure a useful measure. He agreed that the project of the lecleastand Commisiceere ought not to be interfered with ; but all he propos& was to ask their assimanor in caw which, even without the present bill, weal in the coarse of thieve ahead their akim bo.. With regard to the suggestion of the sobs earl, he should be glad to accept it if it well possible to he carried out. The nehleand leaned lord concluded by rowing that the select committee should coo/sista the following{ peen:—the Arch bishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chanodlor, the Archbishop of York. the Lad President, the Duke of Someset, the Duke of Ilarboh, the Lord Steward, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of ory, Earl Stanhope, the Earl of Oar mime, Lord Chichester, the Earl of Powys, the Earl of Dacia. Yisconat Everaley, the Bishop ot Londos, the Rahap of Oxford, Lord Wodebonee, Lord Crenwoeth, Lord Mary, Lord Bt. Lsonards, Lord Chelmsford, sad Lad Lord wen weed to, and their lordships adjourned at minutes to 7 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TvZSDAT, Antrz. 14. Tbe &Mail took the chair at 5 miantoe to 4 o'clock. NEW MENDER. Colossi &rum 'took the oaths and hie seat for Barka YRIVA.TE Busnass. The following bins were read a third thee and purled : /Idetal and Exeter Railway ; Desford Road • Glaww and Reath W=l4:l , 7!sled Perteek Ldlway; Leader C 0144 Railway (Rdender and Allseatiena, &e.) ; Landtberderli, As de is ad Ramperer Reed; North Eden and Stockton L a d trirßailway Chapaeire Amalp r matlon ; Stared: ai a lswerth Railway ; Whittle Dean Water ; and Weriditen Doak. NEW WRIT. Oa Ow mottos of Rs. WaITIIOZZOI DOW writ wee ordered ism for the ghettoes of s member tee tie county of Debar i• the rear r Ile. 3. H. Hmallice, rub lir sr =rod tw srpriddy of dr Order Horner NOTICES OF lICYTIONS. lONIAN IMAM*. ROIBIJIJK p., Addis, that oo m, jhot dayzor k tts IM toodrer, I tooth 864 to Wr i t si roszy d St a att, Lord 114 - 0.....d.0 f t; or the Icarian Woods. WRITS PRORIBITION BILL Mr. POWELL gm wile that a the odor of the day bey lathed /r ilme men* reading at the Write Probibr t ii in Midi awn that it be nod a roost time that day tit mouth* WARM LIMN! IN INDIA. Hr. H. SEYMOUR pre %aloe that ow that day rasa* be should call ettordica to the question et thine lends la PAT OF DOCK AND VIOTUALLDTG CRAFT. Dr. EERRAND pass aettio- that ea Ihinay *4 ha woad ask lime nothetheb Ilea t. **Admiralty. tearer the bend MOM with the memorial et the thaties el Oa deolr and +iotaallug craft, preyiad tor an inseam at pay, r ter a restoration of pay to *ok widows. IFEIGHTE AND MEASURES. Mr. W. EWART poolpereid Ida motion relative to the setris triton of thistle aid Ineernree to that day otootia. THE ISSIZURE OF THE ALEXANDRA. Lord IL MONTAGU asked du Under Sessetary el Rate for Fatly Alain wlealor her Yojesty's government w.uM leq apes the OW of Os hoar apes" the popes or doeura to which jualided those is asig the d koala at Mr. LAYARD—As the nee of the Alexandra is still maw ampleesties and dimwit*, I am usable to lay the taper upon tha table of the house. TILL; TEBONR OF OILXWK. Lord H. LENNOX naked the Usder-Seeretary of that. for Fore. Affairs, whether it was by the reommeedatios, d the Zig goveranseot that the NO Sinai Awesibly of OfINICO peeeseied be the shades et tie Mire of NOM& all Oa &toss d Oresee. IsomEy, whether J 1 wee with essimai et the Kin sad goversosei of Dessau% sad with the tall lasewieSp sad coseersesee of Plisse Chris ti's, that se dailies a step we. takmagAsd,tithdiy, V ooh, whothei it wm Air colonnades with the Danish minister is Castles, or by whew authority soh a propsities was ands • Mr. LLYA.IID—I rem AM I s usWa to give Its amble lord sq aorwor to hie quetions. _ _ Xr. 000IfilANE —Will the bort gentleman inform tbe lone Net is the state of the Negotiations with regard to the Orme et Orme ? Lard FL LiCtiNOZ—I will repeat the quirele• te-step pew, ha the hope of resolving • madam:tory ear swat. 1 4Ir . i &Y.t ID —I am egaid if the q. loos rhombi be to-menew, I shall he mashie to we • more ealiebto. Yeiserer. The menet stele a( . h th e eiptistioo is au& II to ?swim it tot. I thiak, for the Wheat of e public' aervioe that I should give • more dedslM answer. THE DEATH OF ELIR G. C. LEWIS. Tbe 8111A118 het* celled epos Kr. Buxton, who had use Ilse paper a Bede of • wiliest kr lows to brio( ia • bal to mewl tles Acta .f 17sdMity, Tb. sells were loud sad repeated far Mr. Walpole, who ari rhea et am some time. Mr. Borrow braving glvea way, Kr. WALPOLE mid—l should b• very abeam, 31r. illp•ausr, to teethes with the moth, of my bee. freed, which is • most important motile, and everything ought to be boos to give him • - aml Gilleir day for it. But I reseal help feeling that the saddle gloom which lam ems over this hose, sesame& oely this mooning to some of se, and hardly baswa to many mesabees of this how eves at this mameet, dem remise It esenienet with • %olio( of sinews respect to the lat• asestary al War. that the boom should awes' Ibis Iselin of sympathy whisk I am sure it entertains lassesiy, by we promodiag to th• badmen of tits day. (hour, bear.) I would of bre istorpesel at all, had I sot fait that it was Um posed expectation of tho boom that we would sot groomed to besiams—(her, asso—sod I as sore I am oily say* what everybody la this bees, will fel. that ese mem thoughtful, Awe epepilassata. mare eseicilistsey, more hewed is this beese—(bsar, beer)—tkak • amber who combleal these Ihmilliss wee ammaistely Shea did my late Gised—for I mar meall kib aims I haw Was ha. ea F.toa boy—air G. Lowits—dld est amid. (Hest, beer.) I should 11l dr Ns. flee to my ow. feelings, if I did he mixed to tba sews. lees whisk he,. to.. ceatemeiontel to lee by gsathasea ea to& ides at the beers, by asides yogi, its, to pat from lie shah the Notice with whisk I am sheet to ceselade, lb* set of newt to tbe tragety at the Lis air G. Lewis, thi bore sheaf new adhere. (Hear, how.) - Lend PALIIMIUMX(wbe bad .stood whilst Mr. Wal pole wee ipsehing, mid why addressed the bows nadir • 6filifditio;lokie;Tasidl—l sat sere, dr, thia this bees, will sympalidss malady with the feeßse white has Islaed the right hoe. geohloasa opposite to sake the neaten sew is Year heeds. 11 maid be issperibis far say era to aid t• THE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 11363; that wall-deserved tribute which the right hon. gentleman hr paid to the memory of the collages wheat we have lost ; and I should best perhaps consult the &snap of this house by simply smonding the optima. (Hear, hear.) Mr. DISHAELI—Ar, before the graben ia pat, I w i s h to say • few words. I certainly was not aware until within a few momenta of the calamity which bas fallen, I think I may say, on the country. (Hear.) The Queen has lost one of the ablest of her servant. ; and this house has lost • mem b e r who, I am sure, possessed the naive:nil respect and regard of all who knew him. (Hew.) Sir, I Dever knew • man who combined in so eminent • degree as Sir Georg. Lewis, both from acquirement and native power of thought, the faculty, upon all public matters, of arriving at • sound and thorough opinion. Although he was a man most markatily free from prejudice and pention, that exemption from sentiments which are supposed in general to be necessary to the poeseseiou of active power, bad not upon him that effect which they gemually exercise ; and he wee • man who, in all the transactions of life, brought • great organising faculty and a great power of sustained peiseverance to the transaction of public affairs. (Haar, bear.) Sir, I am sure that the rising Metes:me of both sides may take him ran example that, in msay particulate, may be remembered sod followed with advantage; and I am quite sure that hie Mille will sever be mestioned in this house without feelings of deep respect lied unfeigned regret for what may be deemed an untimely bun, which I think the country can ill bear. (Hear, hear.) - • The house then immediately adjourned at a quarter to ----- REPEAL 01 TSB MALT TAX. DEPUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. A deputation of members of parliament, agri ceilimists, aid others iderested le the repeal of the milt duty, waited yesterday, by ehent., upon the Chineosikw of the Exchequer at his o&eial resided. In Downieg r street, so pedant a memorial os the subject. The deputation wee introduced by Sir lrnsaor Bar, M.P., and con sisted of the following members of parliament and gestlemen repremeting egricalterd districts Sir Them Kelly, M.P., Colonel Oaderrigld, Y.P. Calomel &Might, M.P., Lord Henry Thyme, Y.P. Lord Holmdel°, M.P., Mr. G. E. Start, Y.P., Mr. 0. Dr; Case, Y.P., Mr. J. W. Coblestt , M.P., Yr. J. G. Dodoes, M.P., the Hoe. Colonel Rowley, M.P., the Hoe. R. Dutton, N.P., Major Pecker, M.P., Mr. W. Les, M.P., Mr. W. W. Be* M.P., Yr. A. L. Goddsid, M.P., Hr. Abel Smith. M.P., Major Bamford, M.P., Hr. J. Alec.* M.P., Bias and= Mortised, Bast., M.P., Mr. It. Lon, 11. P., Ur. Belstsh Booth, ILP., the Hcs. W. ILE, the Hoe. W. Perimes. M.P., the Hos. W. llifmds, ILP., Mr. G. W. Hut, ILP., Lord Robert Marategn, ILP., Mr. T. Bees, ILP., Mr. J. P.. Wialia ILP. this Rev. J. Hentiagdoe ; Mr P. & Pieresti: Led ; Mr. L i t i A Wortley, Rutland ; Mr. Thomas Arkell, Wilts ; Mr. G. Matthews, Gloucester ; Mr. John Abbott, jee., Seat; Mr. Edward Clench, Leedom ; Mr. B. W il l m, Barks ; Yr. Fisher Hobbs, Fred ; Mr. J. H. Rodeo& Rest ; Mr. J. H. Lee, Sauey ; Mr. F. Chandler, Hangerford; Mr. W. Hart, Essex ; Mr. J. Folmar* Glormeter ; Mr. G. Collett, Huh ',dont ; Mr. H. Fry, Wilts; Mr. Gayle, ; Mr. Arehitebi Klutzes, perliemestery meet, he. Sir F. KELLY, haling briefly ietrodoesd the deputation, reed the follow's' memorial, which ha said he had been re quested to sign on behalf of as association oressiating of a peat number of poisons comaseted with the agrichturd l ateresis in almost every pert of England. " To the Right Hoe. W. Z. Madrid, M.P., Chancellor of her lisjedy's Fachequir. . " The memorial of tibM Central Anti-halt Tax Anode tics showeth,—That the shalation ha. has fanned by numeroue seriesltural societim and clubs throughout this country for the purpome of obtaining fetid from the unjust operations of the malt tar.. That the soosealy of • high duty es malt maiden( the !eyed of the duties on core and hope, sari beieg_ahnoat the only remaining tax noon • pro duction of the British soil, most be app eat to ham& That, next to wheat, barley is the most imertmat prods tics of our farms, and yet it is loaded with • duty, when emeseted into malt, of upwards of 50 per oast., being 21.. BiiL per quarter. That the coosamptios of malt is decreasing, and the ddiet of the duty is that tidy the fins quelities of barley am be prolimbly ismited ; bat if the duty were redwood, the Work", paths would also be converted into soh, sad the eenesgeent »duo- Lion in the cost price would blase ea enormous iommeed consumption. Thom a liml reduction of duty would not severely affect the 'areirems, whilst the hewer would ham • aulatitite spud, if net superior to MI eakesed other sadism* Whim belt the I d a l own soil sad Whip. net yea adedited. VA in tbe boom that it would be • powerred argentaid fe ns the copal of the duty If it meld be show* that malt is well sipkd for fading purposes. The heavy duty is • her to ma =WWI , * ;: 01 1tet but it ilk wall known that melt le used for away o f the Bithibitieu cattle into bigh aceditiom . Joke Radios, of sit the most eminent and samentel son la the king= load that these id his cattle which had Imo fed open =Tmalt fetched • higher phi than those which had ed upon ether food ; indeed they were purchased by bier Majesty's purveyor, sod proved to pains meat of agar pain and better quality. In his evidence Woos • embed committee of the Home of Lords, Mr. Hudson stroagly supported this view, sad mlimded nve quarters d malt Ito be equal he • toe of Dossed oil mks, and Am quarters of malted barley as meal to mesa quarters raw. That in remitting taxelioa it Is fall time stice was dorm to the farmer by mediae this tax, who Is entitled to the mess relief which has been acceded to other branches of Pastry. The importation of foreign wises sod .pinta has bon stamulated by reduced duties. whilst amidst oar ever. perideg sod promotes' populatics, the assumption of small for the national beverage remains almost steniseary. That the malt duty Militia great wrong and nineties upon the public. Beer is a mammy of life to the working man, sad he ought to he this to dnak it se free from nuance as the broad It • sata Absalom the high &My, sad then will be ma sad to adulterations which dent health, mid to the eamerous mils which mormoyeay bier, wheel the general use of untaxed malt for feeding milk wield sonsibly lower the cost of producing the food of el. g gloat That the close relation hawsers • high duty and • oonseraphea, and pia cored, is most ales* by the matatke id reduction sad comoruptioa the last' 100 years. In 1760 the cousumpthe amouuted to tim bushels per head of the population, the duty being 4a. pm quarter ; whereas in 1868, the duty being 21a. fed., the consumption wee asly me bushel per head. Year memorialise therefore respectfully submit that, on has-trade principles, in °whop Jainism to the egritialtural Interests. sad u • boon to working ises so based; land apes en ladiammable articds of food, • large =ital the malt duty is respired, es aa ad of i ' d of policy.—Chimed oa behalf of the amociatioe, " Preemie HILLY. "12, King's Armayard, Kameda-street, FiCi.. April 14, 1863." lie semiaded the right hon. gentleman that the malt duty' wee orighilly imposed se • war tax, and noder • solemn, *iv that it should cows up= the retort) of pothe—a however whioh had bees violated during • period dMarsh. er He shorans:iced that this was • tax upoa • saw materiel, sad sot upon a manufactundartids—it was • tax es British produce ; and that while the kindred foreign eiemeadely, wise, had el late been speelelly favoured by • imp zeihmenea of duty, the tax upon malt remained undi mialaisai He further panted out that the malt tax opened as as intolerable burden upon the labouria classes. as al/him &shriek which was to them shoed • neomeary of life • sad added that thorns who wombat able to form an opinion believed that if lb. duty were reduced my to 10a. or lik. per quarter. the somamption of malt would so largely mamas that as aubstantial ion would amnia to the riellellit Major Banda, LP., Mr. Deduce, LP., Mr. Booth, Mr. Arkell, Mr. Alameda, Mr. Amnon, mid Mr. Williams hay* spokes. The Committing of the ILICHigtII2, it a Ittellitl WIWI, is the arguments stadium& mid the present was not the time to go to the root of the matter. He willed to all the attention of the gentlemis present to the feet that the area meet on this question was sot likely to most in gadlsment with so favourable • reception as in that room Bs did mot say that their object is asking for • repeal ad the malt duty was not a legitimate one; but it was • forreidade question for bin. to look in the (s ea. If repeal were possible it would involve the relinquidomat of 5,000,0001. m 6,000,0001. stet.- big. If it were • quahog of reduction. it would locales, in do fret Mama 2,500,0001. or 3,000,0001. The was, be °m oldered, a question as to the relative claims of malt and other thiep which offend themselves to the attention of • Finance Minister was he wee is • suflicieutl= position to be able to offer say iminiencie of When they had to COMAer the peados of mistime claims they must look to the dame* beeeragem sad he did sot think that malt would stand admatageously. Be would not refer to spirits, which ought to ha made to bear the highest pinsiblo amount of When, but be might rose tioe that the tax oa tea wee far beyood that el the ad va lorem duty on malt, while wise was taxed higher apes the value of It than malt. It had bees said that the eassimp : this would herons if the duty were redueed, but he did sot think they could hope for such an inereses of oomorap. lieu as would swum the revenue from peat km. He be- Need theta reiestiee to the hint of hail the daily would invoke • lend at lout two minima. sad that ma the way pidlement serif leek at h. Another pant width had been wad MS that molt was exteemely meld is the lading of I rows. It wee aelmeg posed of heap's aphid the malt deity 1 h preantal its free as. kthe hediag of shim mad llt enekt he thews that the bodies of conk by malt wadi be • ge/Lertulzdamaral war of raising stash to slepply the He quite admitted the hod- Ms Mifff the . = the depetatios hod egged. Donna, M.P., le the ezemptioa horn duty gifted melt used Ur asked if these ware lay is WM Iry el allowing ashram sump. =Lit used tor India Meek ? The Ouncouvoi a the ltcosiiiiis woad be glad to glas his beet mosidoentiew to say sesame that might be me the grim , =the way to seek ea sennipsersts bet case of for posyroa ad distillates wet ma oildlomat 20,1201, of mat rod for kediag pipsess, low much as the former was nadir the supervision of the Excise from first to last, that was, while nosier the proof* ci malt. legend afterwards while undergoing distillation, and it would be almost impoesible to provide equally efficient checks against baud fa the cam, of malt aged for feeding. Sir F. Klux thanked the Chancellor at the Exchequer for the courtesy with which he had received the deputation and entered into the question. He thought from what the right hoc gentleman had mid, they might gather something like the shadow of a hops that at some distant day perhaps theme duties would he taken into mead/ration. At all events, they had now broken Found, and the goverameot must look forward to the coutinuance of the siege until the fortress had fallow. ("Hear." and laughter.) After 11001•11111112101 from Mfr. Bs" X. P., end ethos', se to the regulation of the Emirs allowing holey to be wetted and sprouted for cattle without being subject todaty, The Cassicmioa of the Eacciroorn mid be believed that for all practiced primrose that permission was useless. He wished to diabase the mind of Sir F. Kell t ro e m the Impression that he (the Chancellor of the Ex cheq uer) had held out any hope( the reduction or entinotioe al duty. If he bed no other reason, his imputes°, of the income tax would were him from iadulging in any mach anticipation. A Mamma of the deputation—Then ere we to under stead that we are to receive no hope od any temiedon in the forthcoming budget? The Oaattomace at the Excargosa—Ot that I must leave you to judge far younelves. In forty-tight hours hence you wen no doubt he la • batter position to form aa °vision upon the subject. (" Hem," and a laugh.) The deputation them withdrew. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM SPRING MEETING.—To-iicautow. Tim Tll4l. Bram et 110 sons., added to • Sweepelans of 5 awn. each ; 15yr-okbi, Tat llb ; four, lat 7111 ; Si., Bst 131 b ; nix sad aged, get ; m allowed 151 b, sad g, 31b. On 'nib. To awe and ran to the clerk of Sbe course by Mee o'clock the night began ran*. 2111 LONDON-3=GB ODOM of 5 eota nab, with 60 a i lted2gie Brigham Bail . way Compen/4 weiglap o r c ir, and name to man the cliaseric of the muse by nine &auk the t nu before . linnans Ilan (Nendkap) at 50 iern Half -4- m ile. . 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Attune& 4 7 knerre inteeduca 6 7 Tau Me NO 3 7 Berbadoes 4 7 Sylvante 8 1 c by Tadashi:a-IHr Medlin* 8 7 nochty 3 I Matenrieli ..... . 6 U Lapidtst Bryn Gwyn 4 4 ipila ._l 4 a Barchettlna Soapstone Beware 5 2 4by illosicwell-Jac- Portland 6 2 crane (paid) 4 5 Donnybrook Tae ilsAraool2 P 7.8.111 (Headireg) et 40 eon. Hew T. Y.C. Three wean at a Ink tie I • ' MP At .111 u t Argona Mai a IS rash hi the /la .... • IttrUsag '.. 6 it Bertha a Owns 3 is Libellous a Wesel* 4 II Unita 5 llevelni 3 111 East lama 6 Teems K. Bet 51. 8 ifgh i l i rthe BOY.. 4 Framispasa ll • Alcbratat Bolero 4 Pohlad Camperdown a =he yaks.... 3 10 mire inima Domini° damps... 6 limy Wan 3 10 Otho 4 Kainpree Bandage lad raia 4 Dasher id Kest .... 2 7 r i uz $ I trarbfke-bill 4 liapteire & LCeil Dustagb ii pad The MINI II letpair 4 pad ItelisHea t MAIKU • 100, li X ; ball a mile.-Xr. X Brayley'a OS by Neal- eaint 71b, apt Xr .G. liedgmaa's Dan Gomm Lan, , bon 3-ymaid. aanat. BZTTING AT MANCRESTICR.TITIMIDAY. THE DARBY. 8 82 1 WI = P e 14 to 1 N (t) WO to 7 Maims (t) 25 to 1 Glosochty wit (0 50 to 1 Early Petri (0 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 11 to 2 apt Bedouin (t) 12 to 1 Alone WO 12 to 1 Oakit'om Alive UM MIT AND SUBURBAN. 6to 1 opt Advoottuar (5) 10 to 1 Otudisor(t) 12 to 1 Am an oust ( 1 t) 6 4 My Maid A t tu 0) to to 1 1 Cola's= A (t) 25 to 1 Boakoubso (5) 16 to 1 Stuatunide 30 to 1 Oossot (t) 30 to 1 Busby Hued (t) ao to 1 Gloaaohty colt (t) 100 to 1 lotuduca (off) CHIMP& CUP. 4 to 1 opt Stride& (5) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 7 to 4 owl i = n r in i sr oesa 4to —lo to 1 Meaoaes (af) 26 to 1 Nihau wanted) -TIIISDAY. TI Horrid Orem of 25 sera., added to • sway Bahia at 3 elm 111110 k 1.2.6 Ilb ow* with realties sad genie( ellowearee. (14 =hr.) Three masa. Mr. Mamie§ Ile iMsakos, (ear. Mot 111 b) Mr. Godanal Yaw Dwarf. ltat lib ( (ltr i. .=a (ass'sPonager, Uri (oar. 11M 41b)... j 02 .,_ rber The lambs s am :—Niosick. Grey Tommy, bow 1 11x. Alaseadra, Mon W Cabbos . : Ste 1 orb Alszsadrs. 4 to 1 NO BA* 9 to 2 =atm, sad •to 1 eta apt Oleg 150.17 Om. BA wee the Ike. to thaw is d aoq sad Iwo ids lead mill they NNW tho far ski d the seurer, when Apia mewl te lie frost sad lid over lie kook the first Um, folbrwed by Taw Dwarf, Ile Orienkn, mg Forester. At theism Alexandre fell, speedy dekieg Mr. Barton, end Onuses, took up the ramming, and wesieg ce, admirably ridden by Mr. Cherry, won by three length*, throe lengths between sereed and third, Canape Bell a good fourth. Tao winter wee bought be Celonal Beenomet for 68 a'l` SWIMPIITAXIS of 5 was. nub, with 25 added ; list sub. About 3 miles. (4 subs.) Sr. Willoughby s Revoke (late Gamecock). (Sr. gaelilt) 1 lima. B. Hare's Play Boy. aged (eighths Ed_ cu.) I Mr. Tart's lady KM. 6 7r• ( Owner) I Fairplay also ran. Serglag :6to 4 apt Play Bey, la 1 oa th sod Revoke aid Lady Bird, 3to 1 met Yakplay. Revoke lid frogs start to Raab, and woo in a aster. lady Bad aimed, sod Fairplay fell at the lane and hurt Mr. Cherry seriously. Tau Cauml 817.12.1.111CHeet PLAT! (llasdiesp) of 30sova, added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. such, 1 ft. About two saga and a bait (20 subs.) Colonel Batburst's Xantbus, by Jos Lovell, llst fhb (J. Lad) 1 Mr. R. Bowland's Kitty Skittles, 101 b T. Holmes) I Gladiator and bulbul also rm. - _ - Betting: fib 4 ap t Gladiator, 2to I each apt Salina aad Xanthos. This race was a chapter of accident. Kitty Skittles fell at the sixth firm, Selina at the brook, and Gladiator sod Moth= Mined several times at the Sewer, and it wee not until Kitty Skittles was remounted and showed them the way that they meld be sot over, and Xenthos from this point took the lead, sad was easily. _ _ 7111 SLIMY 13;NDICAP erszeurnin of 3 son. c 4014 with 25 added. About 2 mites. (7 subs) Xs Cherry's Fair Play, lOst 7lb (Mr. Barton) 1 Mr. 11.. lowland's Kitty nkittles, lOst tlb (T. Holmes) I Maggie also ran. Betting : sto 4 on Fair Play, 2 to 1 &grad Hitt? Mailed. The laat-named made the running until mom to the brook ilia last time, whim Mr. Barton, who had ridden throughout the nos with consummate tact, twousht lifa hone to the front, and won by a length and a half ; Maggie being completely ont-pand from the nut. The wiamor wee not told. CHELTENHAM STEEPLECHASES. 117118 DAT. Tan &duos PLATS of 40 sue, added to • handicap el 5 eau. each ; three miles. (36 subs., 10 forfeit.) MI. & lands Oliver Twist, by bewoostrt— 's dam, aged, 10st 41b (Mud. Inn.) 1 Mr. AduasPtlf-paff, aged, Ibt Oh (Ow Hobbs) Mr. Marrs Orphan, aged, net lD (ear. Met Ilb) (Mr. Linked* I The following also ran : Minim and Makin Pend. betting : 6 to 4 oe Sulkies road, 3 to 1 apt Oliver Twist, and 4to 1 apt Pitt-paff. Woe cleverly by • knftb ; Aye leagthe between mead and third. Myttan walled in. THE Ilium Howe &Aria of 6 sou. each, with 30 added ; net each ; gentlespea Mars ; rides of winners, bib; pro. fireloarla, ne extra. Three miles. Mr. libigood's Firefly, 12st 61b (Inc. alb extra) ... (Owner, 1 Mr. D. Voltam, UM ells line. Mhos.) Mr. Junes) 2 Mr. T. Idwin's Tarporley, ltst 71b (Inc. 711 extra) (0. Holman) I Mr. Z. Freseards lady cd the lake. list Alb (Inc. 6113 ex.) (Mr. A. Gough; I The following she ru : 'Duo Swallow, Schoolboy, Mashes, sad Torrent. Bettie( • 13 to 8 eget Meamdm, and 4 to 1 each apt TynaZ i ind Tuned Voltam was beaten in the last two ' by • short neck. Tarporley was a bad third, sad Lady of tie Lake walked in. Nothing de paned the 1 100 . Ties LaliaDowerz PLAT! of 30 eon., added to a free hea diest) of 3 more. each ; winner to be mold for 50 son. Two one, over the Steepled/me Canna. (14 by sego ; 4 2, Mr. Holman's Long Odds, The /lIBOW I lOst ( alms I Mr. 2. land's Diadem, 0 yrs, Ind Sib ..(1. lea. 2 Mr. Hodgson'. Cantab. 6 Yrs. ltd ISt L a 4 1 Mr. D. Deolares g by Meek 11 re, lest 711 s ( Bede( : 5 to 4 apt Loeg Odds, 2 to 1 apt Diablo . , and II to 1 opt Cantab. Woo by four Lengths ; half • dozen leagihe separted the mood and thud. The seas gelding cede in coated with Caateb, who, lumping sideways at the lot tea" eared a co ll ides with Baker is foot and the damp at the he which had the Wed of throwing Hick. eases hie hare sad the hone on hie head. The winner was purchased by the Ilea. Wood Berkeley. - • Tim Panto' or Worse anzruferuan SWIEZPOTALIS of 5 elm we. vela 50 radii ; ILt nb each ; winners of any eteeplecheime valor 80 son.. 11b ; or of two ot 50 SOTS. Of OW et 100,121 b • 100, Serb ; SOO, 281 b extra ; starters throe time, sad net having woo, awned 7as ; gentlentrn riders never having ridden the WiliDar of IMO bona, 6ib. Four 011ie* over the fikapieeluwe Coma (11 subs.) Mr. Cartwright's Pe➢srth, by Temkin—The Bloomer, aged. net rtb Jorrock's TM Plat, llst 71b Betting : e to 1 en hearth, who won Aporrsorhh Azanah. Emblem. The Consolatio➢ &tremble dosed with a large entry. . ~..,-. THIRaK MISTING--TunDAT. .'ls' liborsass PLATS (Hsodioap) of 251.; winners extra. 'LLCM'. . Ide.leakacers Laity Louisa, by The llecit Dutchman- Ossotaess of Barltegiott, 4 ms, Mt 21b ilise Mb extra (Doyle 1 Mr. J. 1211111nerpeteg Welland. 2 yrs, est sib .. (Maroon 2 yr. W. l'Amon's Little Pialde, a yen OM 'Noble 2 The followlog also ran : Wilat hurts% WOW B Per. e 2 to tel oa Lady Louisa, mad 4te 1 apt Belay Wes by a bog* ; the mime Nieves eanad third ; Went Sartre was two lamplat hehiad Lisa* TES NOWBRAT STAUB of 5 soya. each, p.p.„, with 50 Wild ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 84 71b ; fillies aad plow. 601 . 41 b; the second to save his shake ; "rimers mdse. % Ir. Z. Osborne's Netlawdale, by Coldesdale, dam by Jerold. Mi Illb (ho. 411, mie) (Whiteley) 1 Lord Zetlantrs Downs* list 71b . (Snowden Mr. Tessperlefs Bola, by Wild Hentinean-Weas dam) 2, Set alb (Me. alb extra) (DUM) 0 l by Lord Faamobeig -TM Ticket also use. Bathed : 5 to 4 apt Eats, 7 to 4 spat Deerfont, and 5 to 1 opt say other. Won by a shoal bead, the same between mood aid third. Tiia BM Cur, vane 1001., far half-bred homes only ; bye Ma, llat 71b ; six sad aged, 194 41b ; winners axis ; patleacea riders. About two maw and a half. Mr. G. a. Thompeca's Wall Al Shah, seed. 12st tlb (Mr. Thompson) I Mr. Hoppers Maria, 5 yra. llet 71b rMr. Boynton) I Lord Middleton's Tiler Tuck, 5 yrs lilt 71b . (Mr. Price' 9 The following also ran:-Nat Whip, Bob Brunton, Watt. Mars, Ace of Spades, and Wee Rein. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Maria, mad 3 to 1 each apt Wall Ali Shah sad Friar Task. Woo by a neck; a bad third. Ufa lizinfoue nom of 3 nova each, with 25 added ; 3-yruids, 84 ; fear, 94 41b ; five, list 10ib ; six and aged, 104 ; selling allowaatue, fru. About one mile Benevolswee (Marion , 1 Prairie Timm Small 140.- a) .(Howey) 2 .(Mead) 3 Dietel/inner We ran. tin :7to 4 es &penlnce. Wes easily. HAWBLITON MATE (handicap) of 100 sovs., for 3.=sad upwards ; winners extra. Oae mile. Gray's Valley guess by Coleterlals —Tay, m bet Sib (Parasite) 1 yr. 0.8. Illessystmes Paley Liss, 4 yrs, aR Illb (Wesel Ms. 14741410, MAIL 6 yrs, let Sib (Lae gib est (Whiteley 3 The following elan ran:—Tommy Jones. Slingsby, Punkt, f by Daniel O'Rourke—Birthday. Lord of Lien, c by Voitigeor —Zest, Reviver, Kedmere. Bettis( 3 Ile 1 apt Fairy Questa, 7 to 2 each agst Birth day filly sad Patrick, sto 1 ant Lothian's King. Won by a length' half a lee h between mooed and third. The Think Hawtioap will be run for at 2.30 this day (Wednesday). CITY COURT or filserems.—At the weekly meeting of the Commnica of Sewers held yesterday is the Beware Owartmeam, Geildhall,llr. Deputy De Jersey panda', Dr. Lenny. the medical officer of health, reported on the state of 300 houses that bad ben impeded during the last fart eight, and he submitted • list of 109 places for sanitary im provement. He likewise reported that the markets sod slaughter-houses lad been duly impeded, an that the offi cers had earidemined 7,6091 M. of meat u unfit for humeri feed ; 3,888113115, wen diseased, 3,21216 e. were putrid, ad 501111 a were from annals that had died from mann reuses. It 000sitod of 18 sheep, 8 pip, 1 ealf. nutmeats of beef, mad 61 joints of meat, besides 11 maks of pickled beef. The whole of it was sent to the bailers, and destroyed. Two or three cum were brought ender the peke of the justices, sad they awned further promedinp to be takea. 114 births sod 114 &sin bus been registered daring the fortaight. T'be mortality return are a little below the avenge (120) for the wirrisponing period of the last seven yearn 47 at the deaths wan among children of less than five yllll5 rep, and 24 among ad pawed of 80 sad upward., The chief muses of death were es follows : 13 from phthisis, 4 from mmenterie cheeses, 3 from hydro eephalu, 6 from pneumonia, 19 from brointitii„ 6 from rationed fever, 8 from souletrfenir, 3 from smallpox, 3 from manes, 5 from diphtheria, an IL from swoop ; making together 20 deaths t frora tuberoular disease, 26 from in- Barnmatory affections of the loop, and 29 from diseases of • symotic character. - - - - - Rime" GRAFTS To ABHTUI.—Iu the reply of the Central Basentive Belief Committee to a memorial from the unemployed at Ashtoomoder•Lyse, the operatives wen' reminded of the amount of grants from the central fund to the local committees in the Ashton Tinian during the month of March. In the copy of the reply forwarded to us. and published yesterday, a blank woe left where the figures rhombi have bean. On a calculation from prioted returns, it appears that the amount would be 5,8201., or thereabouts. Tim YORK/3EIIM Amu= Qoarriort.—Mr. Alder men Lemon brought the question of a division of the Yorkshire assize circuit before the sky mama at Leeds on Ifesday, sod it was detarlothed that all the Memos of the eerponition should be breeiht to beer to preyed the re. Immoral of the West hiding portion of the amiss business ham York to Leeds. [Advertisement ]--Hou,owAt's Pius.—Trying Tlinea—ms me, oh*, or eold weather et 1M pelmet season MY the stomp het the Moan soartinatlon. Idolloway's Pilla so omelets', ear* the blood; to elf ednally perfect digesti and ao net amay Mikis both Nerstiess and eicreUorm that emaidenal dean eft 'always be MY the mot decided solventese ohm Memo{ Mot bdissoess threaten the lisatiti. Dinerdere of the Ytdl minty elks kern ilerkillige telredisesd ]rem MOM : ' ...... A ... • . sod Mimes will soretr o—a to the toramment amuck,. tollo It mu 2161.1111 the' besad ine Cff et action of Ilieropleslini *Mb Sad ios to Mel and other Wm agisliella ehs J. dim. time Rain Intdlfpnct. HOUSE OZ LORDS.—Aran 14. APPEALS. The how resumed its sittings oe appeals this morning. The sale and Inwood lords present were the Lord Chan cellor, Lord Cranworth, Lord Wensleydale, and Lord Chelmsford. 11 ;e J:II.:Win Winn , " .lex Judges &Welded to (laver thei tc. mo juzstawknbltrasof Lordat ch ar ri sd z at p se:s i ti k : Kr. Bares Martin, Mr. JuaticeWilllams, Mr. Justice Wi11.., sad Mr. Jostioe Blackburn. TEM Qum' ON TUE PIOMICEPTION Or WILT DUMDUM 5. WAiDINS, RC., OF TER SADDLERS' COMPANY OF LOMPOC This matter arose on a maadiuswilirooglit by Mr. Moe dale, calling on the Baddlees' Company to restore him to the can of as =mistime at the compay, to which he hid been badelected, elected, and from which he bad been subsepeutly expelled slider the allepd powers of • by-law of company, by which any peraoa who had hatiose bankrupt, iwdne or bad sot paid 20s. in the pound, or had not for • panel of wives years after bialen—y or issolveney otsWuhed • fair and honourable character, might be removed. Mr. Diasdale having become beetroot in • short time after his election, and paid • small divi dend, the company were of opinion that he wee keel , vent at the time of his election, and had obtained his ogles by fraudulent • latices of hie mi. vinery, and ea this !round was removed. The Court of Queen's Beach lamed the mandamus. hailing that the by-law was sot good is law, or if good that Mr. Dins dale's class did not mime within it. The Court of Exchequer Chamber reversed this decision, and • writ of error was brought to this house. The learned judges, differing, delivered their opinions seriatim, sad so far as they were audible it appeared that Mr. Seek* Blackburn, Mr. Justice Willes, Mr. Justice W iliama, end Chief Justice Cockbure adhered to the de cisiou of the Court of Queee's Book ; sad Chief Baron Pollock and Mr. Baron Martin supported that of the Ex chequer Chasuble. The opinions of the judges were admired to be printed. pm F. NORTH STAY/Vann= RAILWAY. L this clue the question involved was whether railway companies ea carriers were excluded from liability for the lose of geode by segligeom which had not hem declared mid specially insured by the company, under the term of a nodes to that effect. The matter turned es the emistruc tioe of the Railway and Canal Act of 1864 17th sad 18th Pr- a. 31, and the Carriers Ask Ist Wm. IT., e. 68. The Court of Queen's Beech decided is favour of the plaintiff in an action whist the company for emffigesse as mrriere, and it. judgment having hew reversed by the Court of Exchequer Chamber the remit writ of Offal wee brought. The learned judges delivered their *aim seiatim, which were ordered to be printed. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TUNSIDAY Encomia. —l'ha varb.t Walskady to-day. Spot, 430. ; May sad Jon, 44f. to 435. 3d. Os. tobor to Docafabor, 44.. Dabney to Lot forming, 347 orb ; *frivoo ditto, 37 auks. COTTON.—Livnroor., ate= 14.—We hare had Wm ease with • 'lightly dearer teedesey. The Mils ere 12,00 G bales, of whisk 4,000 ere es siowadstien .iad toe MO Americas, 201 A. to 23d. ; 9,100 Sant, 11d. to T IL L 300 Emtiea, ad. to 24d. ; 500 Perrabsce, 21d. to 2114.: eeel Mese* 1914 to 20/d. ; 503 Menoteet. 21d. to 22d, COTTON GOODS.—Yammeenn, Apw. 14 . —Advice form India were to hand yesterday, including telegram s from Bombay to the 214th, and from Caleatta to the 27th Mareh. At Bombay there wee an active market, and 'blimp had admixed woe the 17th Nan* le. per piano, Yams had also menaced. At Calcutta the sales bad ben large, ne. and sm. .bartiap had advanced Is. —. and Beasermill Ws twist had mimed lid, rz i pit t Thews mimosas were sines the Nth Maw& The in. Calcutta are to the 9th March, and are lot only is. couraging, but give mum to aspect the improvements of later date to head by telegraph. In ear lest report of the I Manchester market we stated that there was • probability of au improvement here today, sad the anticipation proms to be correct, but it hat not hems so decided la respect to cloth as in yarns. In yams them has bees • very consider. able business, chiefly for ledia. The hems trade have also bele bayou, and the Comma to some extent where lota at mailable pleas have beer Amdahl& There has also been lazil deal of begidry far yarns sellable for the Chita and some few ago are reported far lint tomtit The market closes very strews, at an advises of about IA per lb. taloa meet bade of yarn, with • decided upward asedesey. Is addition to the advice' above referred to there is a report eurrent of • later private telegram from Calcutta to the 30th March, 'overlie, a farther advance so both cloth and yarn, with en active mast. In the Mae. shunter sloth mast Urinals ham been dome is shirting" eat long cleats at an advises of 3d. per piece oa the rates of last week, and then has been some little excitement, bat the amount of bestows has rather disappoMted the weeds time of manufncturers, who bad calculated both on higher rates and more Waimea than they have found to be practicable. One cause of • more limited bushier in clothe than had been anticipated is that yarns are too high, and this ha, stood in the way of predawn., who find it impearibis with retch rates to take mistreat, within the limits offered by buyers of cloth Priehng cloth is not es vouch in demand, and the busbies to-day has bees mostly limited to purchessrs of fabric. suitable to the 'markets of India. Cloths, each as are made for other markets, are rather firmer in prior, °iris( the activity for the Teak bat wherever the sellers of each fabrics are tempted to ask any advance it checks barinem To mem extent this is the cies in yarns as well se sloths. WOOLLEN. —Lamm, Area 14.-Ile markets this iambi were toheshly weN elmindsd, bet WIMP is DO ow baton to report la tire basis= trasneeted. Per this Neenah there was *pia • brisk &mend, sad although the map* is somewhat grotAwr dna it was it i still in error, and esirtliog el thN mimeriprisa ia time market readily mai whit persimmon Other Eyeing Weis were slow a gals, sod sates goldhised • misidielag toadoney. Vary little was dope la this Whits-MA ILLNUPACTUREIL —Hong .D, Aram 14.—A few repreeeMatives d some of the London wltdicesbo homer bare be in tb. market Nay mod slimed out • few job lots is miry low prised eaten wady bet hoped this the 1 market Nelms quite Se; whisk may be somostsd : 1:f1061111 degree by the sem= bides No far admeord to cwatiane midge light ads for suireer, and to early to eirmasenee km winter Merle. WOOL& —HUDDIWTILD, Area 14. pm. Ms of Germs wools have been moved but the aolonial trade has almost awe aaNd whoa o ff ered at s little emir Is Woo It ass .et laden Navy tzeitehetiona OORN.—Hatt, APRIL It—At today's alarket a mon supply GI FAO& what, silikik moo s( &sally M teßy lest week's . Foralis seal Wier mosso *sky at late Moo. Hik dall, M r swasolks at tally l& pat qr. oe ell Ilsoodpalows. Boas mg pew flow at., at mem Is favour cboyars. Oat.sleds,with snore impairs kw tho WIMP quads& ?be towils• bet week we as ander :—Wboat, 12,770 qrs. ; brim, 17,365 ; oats, 567; kawa ; pose, 686 ; tons, ik ; (kissed, 5,1112 ; nperiei, 8; arl Woes. HO teas; basso, Mt Lops, Ana 14—ms !applies ono& wheals oft oily moderate ; hot quintals sell readily at We NW, but the market is show foe all ease desselptiona Poweiri bar* is rather batter supply, sad prim 111111sely oral to but week. Beans, cats, sad other articles do sok vary in mei or &mad. _ . Lllll4 Ariu.l4.—We hands weather with mn Inland) wind aid frosty alights. At oar market tar lay we bad a good .Wisdom* and a lair stow of what; the beat qua. Wass rsalimad ratter mon mosey ; aninson &scrip lions ma kat wish. Barley, both mailbag and griwfwg samples, no alteration in value. Hera tally a* dear. Per upreial quarter to the grower:—Wheat, white, new. MU. to 631 ts. per imperial bushel. 50a. to 52e. ; ditto red, 611 b.. to 621 be., 44a to 47a Berkey, beat Clip maw 531bn. to 5416.., 375. to 40a. ; ditto, rare a Chevalier realties, 521 be. to 53114., 334. to 366. ; ditto, die. 601ba. to nibs.. 30m. to 32n. Oate, Xlbe. in 4211 w, t t3a. Ul t 26a. 13eann, new, 631ba. to 64Dna, 36a to 38e. . • • NEWCANTLE. Aria. 14. —At ewe casket this morals; we had a moderate dhow of wheat frees the growers, but se veral vessels bevies dropped from aimed, tbs Wads =dslesiehly, and eel, a easm.te basiasse resulted et iem, atm. For shake wrath cosetry yellow 406. per bOtlbs. was as extreme gooier/ow ; whereas for b sized Ibustwie, weights, watarally 60/bs. per basted. 166 i. per 5041b5. could oat be exceeded. Flow met lam Wee. ties. la other Adidas little doing. sod so thane eaa be voted. . . Elitierturr, AMU. 14.—Tbe asp* of ell mismeriptices st grain at UAW' as orbit ira..bob sot the stisrisase boyars vas Weir time wrongs. Illadmos b mobisit um tar ably bnak, sod prier bad au tistasir, witlimmat any quotable dump. TM prim it ersz wL 6 % malt:rad. Trod* le melba( 'balky umir dr* withal - quotable amigo iu pries. la ether wookaliNie beads. Malt milling at previous team *Mk imsaw:t per remained aoro Wally Use mom. Timis tea 325. o 520. Barley, 25a. to Mb. Oa* Ilk to 28s. DIN" Os. to 50s. Peas, 36a. to 40m. Itye, 1 to 38s. per qr. Floor, 36m. to 41s. per mob. Malt. 44e. to 66.. per qr. cema—SALIIIIIVIT, APRIL 14.—Our amitotic te-disy was very badly 'applied bothas repeal sumbersidepolly, and there was about the usual attendee, of buyier,= of whom, who came from • distaste', rwituruid die 5...... Businesswas done on rather easier tome, sad a v criTa7;c 7 s was effected. 111 sheep there was aloe • very limited supply, bat the quality and eoodition were good. The demand was more thou equal to the sup ply, and oar Ist* que4atioo• were vary Am We tad • good somber al caves on offer, which clanged heath at good prism There was a great deal of bushier done in tie pig market ; prier ware s Vide higher, sad the /apply largo. Best az boot, ifs. Id. to 111 s. 6d. per scan ; cow sad heifer ditto, IOS. 6d. tolls.; best Doers mutton Bs the wool), fid. to Pd. per lb. ; other breeds, 7d. to lid. ; veal„ 7d. to ; free pork. 7d. to ; salted ditto, lid. to 13d., and 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d. per NOM ; pees tacos, M. to Bed. per lb. ; dry ditto. 9dL 10d. ; sweet pickled bases, flf& to I.od. ; quertor old site pip, 12s. to 16s. each ; rows with calves, 121. to 141. Corrou mow Nassau. —Yesterday the barque Sontheeser strived ht the Mersey free Ifeiesa, with KO bales d settee es tweed. Tine vowel ie eartitgned to Fraser, Newham, sad Cb., el Liveepeei ; sad when enterted the river she /rioted Oonfedeeate Seg. importing tea without colour on the leaf pre- Lls Chinon wig a. hateske brawn bans •• to Os °ma' kind& laralms's Tea is tessiourei thentore always wed sine. 4td ta prils by MO bpsib.46oyribseismbl BIRTHS, MARRWM, AND DEATHS. BILL, - Axon 11, at Lansdowne-road Path learlngtengatS. the wife of R. Bell. Wet, et • deaghten PRANCIIS.—AprU , 11, Was . llsok Themes Dittos, ths wth of R. her all. el LIIILL—ApriI is, at K. =Zed, Highbary, the wife of G. T. Cede, Hey, al a meter. MOXON.—Aprlill. at Gewsr-street, Bedford-square, the wile of Mr. W. Memos. els OZINSAIL—ApIi as :r 4r ChPlarterrsee, Regent's-reek, the wife el IL Ossainn. ef • son. P10017.--Agelli U. ed Missal% the wife of tin Rev. 7. Pips. • &welder. POTTIL—ApriI U, inns, Prawn, w wide ell. G. Potter, Bp.. el • son. KARRLWES. MALnaw—poWOLUISR.— April_ .11 at Warrisheole CBIld• by the Roe. H. Twills, 11. A., R. Latent Esq.. of The T. Immoral:nth, to PINION Jones Telst, daughter of the lota T. Do .er !Seq., of 111 A . —MATHII III V I 7 27 9, at Maitleld. Yorkshire. Lthe Row. W. 4. Mathews, . Beathoote, Req., of Nadal* bra. to Margaret 11007. (WOW o W. Mathews, Isq.,lLll-. of Hatfield. RAW —PRAL.—ApriI 9, at St. George's. lianoveraquare, L Lw rip,, iMitthy, Yorkddre, to Adak daughter .1 fif • late Mr. W Peal ef Dekeetrast. Oresvoaer-equars. WlBS—Li the —Apral 11, at St Pears, Arespeced, Relea Of =2 .the R.. J. B, Webb, LA., M. W. Webb, 9,11., imia, I ra Cambridge. to Pews. 11141, daughter ei DEATHS. BVILIY.—ApriI 111, at Orove-end-rold. Ol Johiewood, J. Barley, Esq CUWMAN.-Apttl n, Edgar, sos at G. (Inande. But. Briwton-ries, wad &grey, swot U. 000,14.—Apell 111, the gee. Z. J. Cooper. M.A., lacumbee of Mayes, YorkaLin. apd St. DAYlllL—Agell 11. at Proepectrills, Twickenham T. Darks. 15, Penworthas Hall, mar Preston Pi- OVA 10 ltilto•- rills, Llisdgeld, Sus s es. Mr. J. , 64. 5 t Barfield. aged 69. WALIAL—ApriI 194 at Myldellooaquare, Proton , Me, A. Weller, Seq., aged M. Piloted sal nor.. RUM= Knoll lima. 441 1 0 2 Loiaterldrest. a» as es Pia!fa. ". Mr., to Liailier4slweek Is So norms og Witerlai• Wltamllbo. Ana THE POLICE COURTS. ICANIIION-11017811.. • esspsetably dread adddle-aded thus, who pee the same of Henry °vette, embrongbt baton the Lori Mayer, ahargd with dailies a book, raise 5e., from a eedierhosse in Mehopegthoetreet, kept by Richard itmeltehl. It appeared that the prisoner bad been is the habit It &equalities the home of the prosecutor, and upon big leaving books and other artithe was rentsually aimed, saapidas was aillathed to him, and be was watched end seen to pines something ender bin sag. He was followed by a yam( mime wb. attends to the oe.tos era, aid green into sestedy, and • book which had been oaely cm the bide was found apes bin. The prisoesr was sent nod to two isosthe imprisonment with lord laheoz. VIKOIIII6 Raman; applaud lorremnsonses far libel Mai" OMAN }Via, else Bromptou, sad Relates Xeyrke, al Qessa-sirael, C Pram the matenant of Mr. Mud, who appeared far Use sompleiaant, b y epparel that garbled egarasa from the evidence gives Lard Raselsgh before lie Royal Coat soiseloaen appeishid to inquire into the madition of the volunteers hid bean Tainted oa handbills. These hand balls had been imbastriensly eiredated at lb* headquarter* of the corps commanded by Lord Ravalegb, and were cal culated to injure him in the setimetice of hie amp. He had, in fact been hooted on UMW Monday. The defendants wore alleged to have lamed the leandbills ormipbtiard of. After some deliberation the seMOKIOSIBB ware granted. SOUTHWARK Eliasboth Toss, s young women about 18 yawn el sip, was =awed, es her owe contessios, with etealing s jewel aw gold bracelets, ear-rings, dimmed rings, ]app, sad money, of the value of 1,0001., the property at iack llis Piety Josephs, ae Woregs, and Elks Welch mid Jews ilorr=on were shaped with receiving and pang away the above property, well knowing it to he slam. Min Pansy Josephs, oa being mon, said that she wee en actress, and lived at No. 2, King Edward-street, blingteh. llp to the 90th el last mouth the primmer, Tann, wee 6 err ma= la that how= Os that afternoon, about three 'Week, tritons left es her dressieg-table, is bar bedroom, a jewel ass amnia= bracelets, dimmed rings strip, find ether artiase, worth 1,0001., besides a emu ef maw in gold. Os her return beam, at twelve &okay and whoa she entered her bedroom, she =seed the nail-ease sad pro perty, sad was informed that the primer, Tens, led eh weeded that night. She instantly pre =formai= to the police, and a set of the ear-rhip MVO traced toe paws brokw's is the district of this raw= Other amides= having been given, sad the saufemion of Elizabeth Teas read to the smagilrate, the primers sure remanded in ceder that sear= might be made for another man who is also haplicated= the robbsty. Cooilr OP A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday in the Aldermses-okamber,Gulldhall ; the Loan /Woo presided. A roper was brought up from the General Purposes Committee, whisk stated that in 1852 the year in which the Ad ol Parliament 16 and 17 Viet., asp. 97, cense Oro operation—the number of parr supported at the ex poses of the oorporatles al London was 18, at a cost of 4441. 14e. The member for the pest )sac ap to September 2S, wee 42, at an expire el 1,4794 9a ld., and woos the period to which the Men was made, the Rambo lied boss still further Moreased. The committee, in order to mew , We the lishiht of the corporation in respect to these express, that tie opinion d the law odious I should be taken thereon, and they also requested that they would advise the secessary 001:1110 to be panned, there being no county rate far the City of London. The solicitor had reported to than the follewiag opinion of the law officers. " That they ware of opinion that the corpora tion is not liable under the 16 sad 17 Viet., cap. 97, for the support of pauper lunatics. The cost of erectile; pauper burr is by law to be chimed oat of id. county este, sod if no other fund were available for that rupees, the mristrates will doubtless be compellid by madames to impose • county rate in the City. The report was adopted, sad was Warred bar to the committee to take what steps they thought advisable. The Loan MAYOR addressed the Cain as it was about to break up, and rid that he found himself plated in raider able ditheolty. Her Majesty the Queen and kis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales had sent to him the sum of 1251. to be distributed asionpt those persons who met with accidents upon the coercion of the illuminations In the City oo the 10th March. That ter having got abroad, the number of ordeals that bad her recorded was tabular ; not in the City roue, bat also is the metropolis, and the number was quite beyond belief. What he was to do with the 1251. nudes these circumstances he was at a lees to *Deceive, and be hoped the court would allow him to place the matter in the hands of the General Purposes Committee, that they might adopt such • mode of distribution as they might think best. A discussion ensued in which Mr. Alderman Copeland, Mr. Alderman Sydney, Sir .1. if wore, Mr. litchi, and others took part, but it was finally arranged that his lordship should take the distribution of the money.—Adjourned. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mks Pas- Nor- Total. Total. RAILWAY'S. oyes singers &wilts 1813 11192 Weak ending March IL I A 4 A Northern of Quads .... 96 397 911 1,296 916 Week ending March IL Deleon mad 51.11wsukoo .. 195 3,052 1,260 Week coding Match 27. Baffalo sad lake Baron— 14{ grog Western ot Classes NS Week melee Mink :a 1,7611 I.g/S Kiel 11.000 IN 1113 Week ending April 8. 8.1 Eastern Junction. sli 130 161 NI 288 41:1 endiVpril 10. se Cork I Y al end Queenatoen rect 32e 333 64 417 N 7 Week ending April 11. Cork end ILIIOOII 4Nagow t South Western 186 8,878 &SA London, Brighton, and 8 Coast 2301 17,373 6,740 21.618 18,660 1 !oath garters ..._ — MON 6,160 20,082 10.666 Week ending Aprll 11 Oelat laxesabonrg Laden and Blackwell 10.03 109 1,811 1,411 Ilanshaeler, Beath Juno- LaR g 811 131 1,142 1,466 Berth Lanka OriroW aid Newtown tleasik Newtown 42 406 SC 1,046 Ml The Engineer, of August 15, in its datetiption of Benson's Great Co ck says As enithseera we eils mg that It really approarlms mach nearer the perfection of meelnalmes Una any other envois of clock-work we have yet sees. en sulking like the sum large male." Benson's now show-roam eantal• clocks designed by the MT, artiste of the day, and include cloaks ter the drewleg-roam, dining-rood bedroom, library. hall. Mar. cam, bracket, carriage. chord., tenet, railways, warehouse. counUng-house, with musical, sistrenomical, and every deecrlp. Bon of clock, tram the plainest; to the 1 khan quality of which the art is at present espabig Ckstretemi Item clocks sP estimated for. Benson'a ilindreied piesplidet on clocl e i c sn watches (tree by pent brims di*. cannabis • short history of dock end watch faoldo& ti do dokolplior aulpriamo . It sots so •guide I. theioaralkomo et a et Ira* sod amble, those who UT. 3 2 seetiene.llll.4 Maks Isifs or fou got( of elk. world. • 4. W. Wiwi elheibmil • lerithlheW mg Molsoholdp. Lumina. mirsirs ' C l i DON iM BR. behtes 2 fil)111 4., DO Seth di Nada* W kw prosy areas. marell She Tor Tbe sada moo ▪ easi *WTI Emmet 110 Imi rAlrr, kw WM D',l =ti 11171 i Dodo. caws. has Ord Pot ion 11A, EL street. wow 4 Absrdsu *mow bola bu WM, MOW% far WY mob' k D K : P.M 13 Notch). ..d.c.. blight Haiso's j) E 0; • 1 w►' winder efteri B L, Prins7 •ors Who! This I rigid, Bei L Lagos lw AU II Os Da did deg Odom Was to = Wslirca an am dam is wax ;74 at Qi pact S TI D DIMPIi Queens Csbh maim' cooked. Columt Southey street, street, POOLa 60 ISAi ps ild bar Ms Fisted Was, ZU AL Pa - a; idthoz 1102 mend DOW" 1104 . MesS, 1 Pa, Fort tits Bri •t 11 I a tan I from ol Yesti misty I at Mac mod 10 bom b e by the For VOA. t Mtme. - iiii bind 11. 204 L' si rej _ April C r kr this Pr Ha I sad Jiro !a &hi R", deserth 211111 the at' WYK W ?I L E Of loco OnOs On of lack wldch pollee Ciller If. 9d. sod Po Wad Moat f abaft, et men Omsk GOON ca I& St, iriiii Tat Am!