The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-05 00:00:00

at TV:Weigel " — qtaliTrati Moe' }dein& swan I*' .expreoo. To amino:mourn. MosegaimoO lomioa .1lolloomo." rob D•logo VW. wet lo toe oNs., 10, asomolootook too 0018.6 so Om 4110NNOol. 1.• Too Pygmy, TON NOODIND O 13 V AN NOWL—OIIf SON, ALaJIT A.—Oursion sit ceu 4e a reatlUSD l Via NEM& 'NIGH WATIR AT LONDON =IDOL IZZ.= lir MN. allersiem. 111.41K1. Ilk. Sm.*. Aftsraess. 116 ZONDON. MOAT. JUNE 6. DOUBLE NUMBER the WRENS lei pobiohei es wad TO-MofORROW. . whisk hos jest ken presented to tbs Mon lions by the Ceennisaintere appointed . tie began kte the operation ort the depenoionatien Art is a deoneest of essallsrabie is ant be pertain" sot say to the Dossesekes who are somsd in the Clvil aerate, bat she tit the pude • int lop. The emery mood be an eolassioei 'ma= wadi iodinate)). abets the Acing oonlert a those by whoa the mains bans ;,iltdhs Mae is tarried es. • AJimeaittee, it key be resstabered, was • - pied loot ;ego• upon whom Direst the Csairoar waif ols R omeo=ieoliseileset,.d Perlin . • mat was not gated en te leedida. Si Reset of Oissmittee reesmasodsit allatioa of the Ilainstiso epees, sod eke • tiirldsordelvil swans said" with a dos regard 19 Ihdadondkot the dadosilme orsitied." Ike last kielloldhodoe • nins soioatreedly ograwbst of dr weds& 'kiss sismallly telt that the natter yeah , ttlideristens sea accoserserss.=s,—.-- " Depart is now bakes us wars nominated far the payee of proceeding to a fresh inquiry. The oar aloams at which they Savo wired are caaranni sated with a nerawhat asberato and redsadant tairplifisatisa, but the astresealts are soot told. They are a favour, for very Arias remora% of a tower watts sliewomoe is mass et parmonsat Masa die , ability, or old age.. They am oppmsi—ead, as we that, ea vey ealiatiesey gerands—to any provi sion for the widows and faits. alba* who w. bus died in the civil monies of the Slats, man so a reward Is any extraordinary unit. Dreary moss should be resided for by that orelkey aramai_ ecionses of all perhatiel min living ea lad Kb iessanee. With regard to the scale if Separaanuk ties allewassos, the Comesimionme propose a rule ellerbes ia MIN respects from fay which has hitherto been proposed or acted on. Tiny recom mend that the right to a Superannuation allowance shoold eawdamoe altar ton yams' service (ths present Ihnit),.bat be axed. not as sow, at ons-fouth, but at eneeixth (sr toseistials) of the fell mho. Ad musing by equal 'aeronauts of oneelatieth each year, the prapeed &nowise* woad moult its oozi ness of trtyeirtiethe at the end of forty years anion The peasant scale fee plain savants 'p leated sass 1829 only coasetke this maxim= after *'t yeses' envies. The Conoriatiossa re mm sixty ea the age at which eathisaent ahead be pormiesim, oe the maxims scale of seperannua „„, deo, sixty-aro ss the age at whisk. Weis under ienspnowal circuitousness of unimpaired dishing and sigsal ability, it should be tempahery. Then amiss the questisa m to the Deductions : ars they to he maintained, or abolished ; end If abolished, are the blooms of the civil servants to , • be pormemently reduced to the net mown they • now actually receive, or am their .'.deal salaries to be lareesheth their scald salaries f The Ceoeme stun% after disaaskag the pros and ems of thin quest a& with a degree of detail and dit toes.= which will render their Blee-book in valuable for the reposes of manorial “ craw atsg when the mmeure cameo up he dia ennaloa—tnally, and, ewe think, met wisely, de cide on resemsmading tail aniline of Ds deitions far the papas of supernammtlam without werrearearear miseries is the salaries ws which • welt datmetiewc Mae ass charred.' Looking at the improved standard now existing fee admission . into the (Iva Ser. ice,earraideriag the great advantage sad the roil economy of getting a better clam of sees who will work assionaly, Tatar thaa au in tone elms of sass who will work tadily—not forgatting, belly, that we are living ia days of Irmo tax sod high pricee—we hal emilisat that the satins in this wetter will be disposed to be peon l imey genera" or at all events wisely just. There is no worse seswomy the. that description of saving • the Issioney of which is to substitute itefedur service for superior service, slurred work for careful work, the hogner of ego for the vigour of maturity. The Commintimers, having thus disposed of their main subject, advert to some collateral points which are not without interest. Amoral them is the anomaly which we hays ISM than ems pointed out, of potting a certain clam of public teseticearice—who cannot snare till middle age the skill necessary to quality than to cams requiring special professional attainment—an the sum male ma to Superannuation aliewanoes with them who hays entered the service in boyhood. The cam of the Police Magistrate furnace the stmegast instance of the anomaly to which we allude. Very few of taus gentlemen outer opon the duties of their oases till they have passed the threshold of saddle life, and yet the Magistrate, who begins wsrk at 40 and masrannuates at 00, is only , • to the mass propceticsato mole of • Mehra, allowance es the civil sermat, who hm mitered a pablis Aloe at 20 sod quits the career at din some time of life at which the judicial otter begins it. What makes the anomaly in this ere still mere glarisg is the totally &Agent male of remuneration that exists in other clones of 'shadiest/ judicial slices. Take the County Coat Judge, for since, whom thetas ars emisisly sot mare arduous or respectable than toss of the Metropolitan Police Magistrate. The former gets 1,2001. a year salary, without deduction of say riE e DAILY NEW : LONDON range 1 /Is Lima= ="lo.4Anra mamma sid et 1 awed Mina. _.... , .. 1 sirm-IN ilka wary d lb ingerts... a la si la 611 — erla t= I: sod emminial blirmallea onlintami la Or dig. waliwg , warns! erlide-dis paw Is is• . . tur aim, ..ta., %M. ~ i. -ix my *Dammam Yr II I. gun ammo . ispwo..6.blek.l rao.essatilari ........../ . I •lblima ss . :r ... 'IC 4 wet •lIY.I a I 1 0 I a Ile kangire ; et eb iniTiliftere be to eeel ebb ON. Os a. ila Zra ""P=Zer to ow* It st N. oa 7 . 111.2. 1 . 1 . Pi". Tit DAILY NEWS dolivarec i os 1,..g e1l E ses s..4. l WM siV Too Iliette, Mism .1.01;aMom t ress Mb. oilJ.T4r=7lll•ll. stme.—Deseeepiatilitypie I 1 1 I I THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY.. *ENING, JUNE 11111r7. Lied :sad, in cee• et _ • retiring allowance el tVti v it inaiiilav Vi t (11001. a year). The latter 1,0001. a year par rimi l his ;st ruseigie sal (sly receive, a Ibis ordinary an* which. @win to the late period et life at which he generally caters en Ace, readers his retiring allowance, via in advanced yaw% very inheier in aasant. W e lave Wars canneental on the- watarsses at this ere, sad we trust that the rimemeits at the Olondasieners may tend be bring it mere praniaently helm the attention al Parliament. The plait ride of widen in dealing with the civil eorvenb Writhe. De not astir than nominal in-, aims he the sake et foaling ccatribrations has then kw a Wide= taci—ds not drive superior MOS hen ycar service by an Werke rate of Wary I nor beget inallcient men to linger ca it by a dal sine Inadeqnste scale cll lifferanistim Ms. lioartau, Übe hos awes wake 'Ms, kos sik doted * turewbod titerroting diseuedea ea Paris. kosatary history by Ids arks for an Index S the ores, saapositiso, sed rag of ttr Illeandit as , oar Minis tr y at Comma is called. • Under Mr. Rostuestres yrtriatocy, the th ix e fint time armed political impel. sari re eat f and with the programs of esonosaloal Owes and at o ominalial refocus its imperture Mr intro ea inenesing. lie saw it bis reality, thelylk ase nerisally,, a drat oler Ministry. • Vet the task of eeptehttesdias and diner; the cormursial pslisy tithe country, end of rati the Fordirtrollos la sweating artrimarciel treatse. ng ie sat now the tali airy al to lord. Im latent enecutrws • feastlons have her tire to tie* Wu, lir ft Be" ?:. tb° b Or Rh- ear 64 irgedereat, • tile Washss DellsoPlkod, a Dermal"! ed Mingo and Art iA Is all with the ens el et* Potent -e•triii!eajet ' - leweend grids 61' ...r flo. Dodge - =nal other w ' for radicle of leeelfslotbalts wanking Mom Conk: corromplakm= of the VOlitiltoMbek • " • • • Areaalli. thee. the Board of Trek boo be. :onme^•.a , - very anal sad voted& =of So State. The qi== .lo4 kit raletanfkikT oar wired= , mad compodlinn an oiled to fir . ski= affmoo.H, wltethe tbi fair at a Committee of Privy Oammillg , ought to loperawed or wirthor the drporimmint =Old not Ili !amplified and elevated into a ikon; turphip of State. Mr. Hourami. onsoroded k dam that ugly kr the bawd which any ina. l pea oat, sosabor Jo p rett y ore to oak it wi l petal mod= be nay singlet= for Writ= Mcw., To Afiat defrom of Mr. Looodlo4lo 14.1 Sir JAMES thiLl4lll We, it wed hardly be makk a romphts parainkt447ankam I oak Indeed. It moot be potty geonally Rat that of all War =We' dopmakkaft tb4 A4 4l4 __ !reflati "Oa Mei Preinit animeNated, Is kw lOWA to well-bandod reamere Ora aka= any skit main 4 . airmiaimba , vur zaurAr raruser 11111 I'I2'BOARD 0 11341M—MILIII zur.) , Several gootlemen connected with lan maim 1 hound re 0 run Ude day et Phoire hstod, Pokier Teed,tor the Orrin d horn a &petition le the ItigM Mehlholhh/Lihr M.P., Vicialleriler et the of of Tar. The shirt d eh. agartion- Ina to prima to tie right hoe. genheneh the inerehei oohing forth Trier i rdiway grlovaneoa We diorment Ire dratgoei to ow yorredotee moret. In re wit otjantiedlennotpuenit st the Lobs Torah 1$ impom Ilioh.• orelie, b.w . oror nee nob SP w eh far d- orrhhah the tight lan.. - woe does he deafer Jar nisi Os dogrearthlenk net ether (dor, r rose lobar lor Indira AO.. $. dtedmm• Pre *o. 1 mg wor Mr. Chair 0110* It.P., Xr. Haddad, M.P., Mr. Celhilehltr LP., C. Monglen M.P., Sr. Gerneit, *lnaba M.P., Mr.Vonee, Mr. Crerre(resstry Weeloralidlway),lo. I'. Ohre& Aram ot do Leann sod BOOM* Italltrey), Mr..Codr Chad I failieholtheidaterierrniohoofh Mr Leigh Order of the Manshoster, IMAM, end Liatelrhire Itatlvey); Mr. Jorge heath Mr.llPClanoll, Mr. Tinnot, Sr. hem, rid Sr. Tee. .. Civil.. Ste! NOMMIllti.-{ LAW AND Jos iwi)—Tids dm* vas irabldbal sa accord dabs arm mold fair the agrees eseibidel yds bey ref Nitre for segieri, gestiowl, sad WWI, dr* the rer rain ' its Med. lOW TY saws rarairsf for lasibri le ' MOAK. Matti eseresse d HUM brawl ere for MINI far driddatt,lll2,lol.,bain a burrs Sakaall4 I end for issird, 791,7101., 11 as Peers ei17,816 I oar Todadel it piss aid ward sworn is &rim sa Wear of 24,601. Mr statursai total ears at VA,040., r ceesparea with the estrorse Ile I I iiiiii. The Thoth eines, whom M. Caseessee in Ws sass work ads is roar in the brims which resedsdahe 1 ro. Jur, ore lirtaidali is Amy the acearry ad his mew ire. Garret Chapter rater is tbo Bremner ludo prams d pdorday, datbg bon Maw, repairing Ile stressare orb Is his car itedwrian to a cairn kr di s k d is idami by dr Cbaritraisaad with midi riottlir NO of difles Gomel Cbsaprdir rya ,—" Tlis low I r aids .ata tiro :—Ois dr nth d 'sorry ( I M II S, low knotearie I bad taro =Mary prom Prods& ; I gig iiplig di the alremerscors, I wee stimaceed to dr dikdatiot laisislars rant ausabld The Prosiart lig ' aid ism, 'The restitriew is irepreeties -1 u s 4.004 is romatadly starry for dis safety it flisaisy.. Bp is a rockeries which I bre repine ' Dire the irsidwit lied the is arid the }ye be hid In lib lord, his nark woe r worenetireni more tr tams Walrus, etas ars Yore birds, it &is pewee, the the MOO( COMPillie prosseir ad the 1 1 gablie reper,lhe prorisetka was pat back tato his 1 ' piss asset. • • I have serer rimed st ths Tarr the reds which the litscritortacteri strands Or sr, bat 1 ethers se Merest, rot me *nal ward are to nrsanair ' ran, so sorb did they by =Striplings chsredrias whir wry ens rectitude the gewerroost sew wriblen spew say eessary.' 'Pula& stew steals-frigate Gina Bahr aukkt Mudslide boy, inked st Okashar la Plymouth, Wimp el Kr. W l (Ikeryeel Clonal Tibet), as the Walk, eider a lamp et *he 6 17•• Se log with • WO* pile la the Day from SA. to .W., sad tree sore to kr a aegis al day., se the nutlet crew prehreed sciag to =‘, =ebbs sail, which tha peeseasior of lit 'raid sot prevail co then to do, they palter "tee emegb mbar es /we," Ike. The mew, by Napier. ad the meet stand at the rate it eight to ski WI% maths( gaol weighs'. Pb. goal* leave he Onelmallodb Is a Kw dada A Malaga jowled attaoteare• that them = a im,, to cesdewsdea of the laterite it. whisk kik her a * m a Thetis, sad it the eaadaet of that seesibit Is the 11/4/ iir 011111111 Ceres Bekaa, hoe adokei ktr eyal ponialtee le perks eases Ueda whose enee wi suolel are dew ago et Malaga kr having comilobilib Aims lb. waste As unhappy gads bad startled the missy of Or et do five aids la the Fan& Mg* twirl Tara Pale.. Bid ads alleked periska to east Loon eslanteensasiseleskilik Ow sea it tbs Wag ileollin4i l y 7 nsesseedoweinbreee MO* iiislipetahleptest the le kidlik 1. •Pit• the bemay et liweedeassere sad at ibdr eldet, dry wen dekeled sod in* dit at to *ma A letter Me Ifaidrid of the We ult. states that ea Os pewter ley Se - part d stag d essio - 4 Ire sky kit Se the pal. teak a alba ' lesembles eat et heavy limos et ertaey•Teredeatity, inetweass If the eit~ltfind taw oteed bah* lake la as elepi. gild& sembid tar Wm/. d i e . ••• t ell Midi swim Or OW is ed. sayeseemaly eirtriteke peent eadileate ken kik' et yokel do silk udith AI needed bet la • Teri tekedeit osseisa. • aartabe e fi ft= fh a 111 kb k may be reandseed, eteirted at Madrid act katy dam rig kit . Lee 6: , saft. ..- ... ".1. ' . ' ./... 4 •4 thl Bei tie IbelooeS, dr . Ulm !Ws Dietor-Setwol Bow C. Ikey liejor-Goo* Doswitio, litatAtiog l'coicaby, rot boa** Celia The tmoottrisipetel,_tttldqr _olte• Ow So ISA Paill iorZoW *I Ittloovellol Ilie . Sect ... I...tittris. whiotropt tegobry; yore la Motehse=wpti , =Body 19 M . mil =IA sod LifooettveritirC.:o7l' I lag 11*.• Loma, la lima ilmo ore* WI Otheelt sm rstor • T as, "" l4 h r lioniek sol weeni' la dr to to by jaw, a* st the tesi•easoe of the Id*" out tin Ilsowooke.' Cols* F. N. Swumrid WOW Wiril to 011 i ilb ...E 1 41 1 . 806 a Asko b.. sulnia Lay lamus:ad se diardrirriallft C le* nip*. rowe sid gleir4eßarkalsy Desmond ar o the Lord Oveletio 0 Cele* F eat . H. &gam leo the Nr Powooby in bit ilio*.moSistorty la A ug'C c= "mi. to -- -..--- TM esnris ilso, ril2ii t ° 4: l eMeedlit l" W 4l,76 itaZ•a b 7 C4 l O l , witria.bmr.atriotararr..c.chu 7% ws et Xt. Ileakato Gait Mika teleees, Mthili r lija 11. = , I=st bt r, Heat& wen navel It the Cokalei-otßee yesterlai 1111117r.."..0•11111/Bet Meeker. &Mr or TI cow To torror. ---,--- PORTSNOUTE, Joss 4. Waist sew three ease* this oftesoakiiir What, est* tun Otbsso. T MI llighltsfis• 400 sites (teo4ltird d Os semjt barisi abseil asberbil Sr MA este inst•sp is two its •t a eqvan, bat Misty brims 'gear& s ebb ta Wiest *es babes *sir *Pr -- tau Outtattassts Saw thy pottstaS toss, sob /Pk e , 'IS Psi yin* tie Vaasa Aids& War Waisertir email by the Csomsoisr4.4l44 .11abisil. Sir amp 1 Saysturil.O.B., sal tho stilt sibs**. • - ' ASP tbo issilis slissitsi as Or scitplits id bar Ni.lllo Ps Obi tretesl pi la, dew Ow, sib el Shiites askii•Ofir West; slate ins rotund PSI byes Qom ma TO* Mob Tie Imp On sisitsli pails sititliss, Os UNIONS • N. list airs otokibss tole►sal PI et bestir; sit ars istathad eon As tosirsh to Pio t PS am. bar 'Waft Ind, milk Pismo Allsoll *a ?Owe at Webs, asi the albs royal &Wm. wig op SS lir d 12=1E1 rorod Way *NOM st* their am ..----To =Uteri cerrite• bar Map*, most far ' Osiori asp *a OROMIAMNI' AMR et the roPost, sod ssproll Slim bur past ~miss alio bads( sad op =wordsoder sou . . .. . PP bit 61 611111•1111114 a lit& Isits l's Tr Hos. Mr. Mema aso st tbs lists' . d Wit liositeiristont Ralbray, sompolbd it Is Loins. • • • ~ . • At lbw yoloalay, We Royal Memel the Prirroi at Wake altennelid *mem to dm* Han is a by aim, whelk me pail ly Walla doyshoor, Kr. Wm, len j Tetsuo.ort,Tolbet, de ma vaatemer-kie royal listrolo saasrlog. The Duke et Cambridge, exesapanied by Su Ward rimy, der Crop Wadvaan, mod atan, azitved at fortordelik poolorily arsadord, rod amen promoted on a All ettioadrn , ie.*, Matary C &ram; lr tember te Laden Is lbe oldrears. The Dachea et St. Albums. aoximpaaled by the Rabe d k Albans eat lay Infas Beondode. ler MA Pelnide OM ban • prolooded bee on the Continent. Mae Vieccauttem Ceesberieere will bays an es ' sem* this ovoid at Or deafly rondos In Beigrom ' Wm& , Say Coots has iseeid etre for a ball at be =II• ! dia ta Coommtniincre on Thenalay, hew W. . c Th. Kul of Peoria gave a ball but esesiog, at Ms .totenbei la Berlin. seam TM Duke of Argyll has dAmite Roseneath Mak lAud Pampa is as a beief .hit IS Peeillushlre beteg tike leldboatlio holidays. ' • • At as prone* lodge, Etas, yestirieWhO Rev. Dr. Hawkey gave • sensparan eatertinwilliiltiampay, IMO. die NM., pooregssooßeg 'el .Lee', Ib Des. Wawa Pottle, Kies ChmegMe MAW, Se Be. alma Twittlelea sad lbs. 'Ninon" Kr. Ctakile& 1 1 1lIsr, Ids sot, sad Hrs. Mar, the Het in led Heine mg Mies itas de Weyer, We NMI INS 01•11 Cap.. High Itualle, sad Viromoire Obstrnelb, Hr. Buries, lady' CIAO , 111101% sea Illes BaysSo the Bert of Idea, We CUM Ear" Hr Cabala and Mr.. lowle,lhe Sight Rea. W. R. Obblese tad Krt. °Jobless, the Asa el &Mary Vie Ind ibilabla, Idejer Thriger, Vines. Meenreeas mates Kessmeam dip R. Mies Me o, )(t. Robert Cud and lies. Cut, Mrs. Osentdillawag, The Right Has: W. R. Diedlanoland Six Wawa. Deneete snivel to ten rdienillhlban • whit to their whelitssis i OxiteL lb* biro Brandliag, Rtipatliores Meal g am , era ?nerdy 1111011.10. emoted Yana with kb troop Ism WNW. ate Ltsba, to to la seam for a enview covelry, to tub piece at Womened Dine fhb nenning. The spleodear of the weather alleasied a wainer sae sot hiteastsie weeaddege 41 wiaaeaUthelbtesedew at Chiswick, yseterreg. Peen so seely law I I II swig. the gowns were anode, wik •Degagahhed tomang, mod the wee see innotably ballot sot plawnepe. Dr. Miles..'. Weli.known tragedy at Psiq inadated bee bells me by H. Dell Omni, We lens* Me of Badas'a Mira will be played this pie to Lori . by Mime gine* an seat mean to Pan. It is stated that Lard H. Bentinek is about to so. ewe his exteasive stud trees Welber& to Otestwill, me Limb, sad Mt st Oreetwell aecomodaties dr flag Irmo is to ho ettetsd. The regatta under the auspices of dr legal Ilerni Yoshi Club, .soapy one of the net ettwelleg wan the can, la appolated to take pleas es the Ilk MM.♦ groat away very beademe prises be (Wm sad smog. then s MM.* piece et piste by Yr. Leer behas, tbs "KM ezersockes thes day loot week between 7001. and lit. Wait teem it Is mid, at the libbacegate mike far IMO Or Wee& Wodwiet on the totenseitsie eels& On the sane day as r &ea 4,000 tickets were Yon to lb sae Maar for aneureleniste to Rye Hom Whoa the asstaten of the Architectural Illaeledea . et Lane, Northamepten, Net* Wenner. dia, AMA Doddiagieu Mall, sear Lb, a bodge sp, the ownerst tbt Illaabethas weans (0. L. Jowls, 24.111i1l Arm et linnaddre) invited the corepray to leaped • megoilkent bray no, babsed to be the lame la the world, ssil its oeu coeval with the hone. It a reported of Ws tree thou It was the are of waving tolls the hewn en the We of yang en= the lespertunise of lon Illow lady, who to nape hunt has the top et the hens Into this tree, estelleat premni e n. W read In the Etionfisrel Mercury :—" A told- Elden to the Mayor to en a publie seating ot the chime to ocmgratalne the laed•Lbraterat of the eon, open lb prondentiel nor ben airmen be been premated. We bri roan that One Is an so ledhilint to As. We hid thip's mot is Ms. who our Mtgegollie yak Ilds wornseat; he new that be ter andleil 11 is abaft et politica fiction, and bit stesEag morel worth as a eandeit sad a landlord is appreckan i 4 la kit that the lan albs 11.1 of Yarborough would net be lamely a local deprlverks, but in the strictest New a cony calamity. The Mayor (N. Clayton, Emil he spanned the ousting to take place this (Friday) manic at the Goildion." Prince Gottehakolf, governor of the kingdom of Poland, returned to Warsaw on the 20th ult., and will epee las few days ea isrbaniel endlition at that city. By recent amounts from St. Pettueborg," says a letter boat Herein, "we bars that the Emperor sad Em cee= of Runt w ill whoa. 1151 en the and eft*. Thdr Mejlitifile will afterwards preen by Beanbag, gisettiagen, and Fruskilwt to Dammink whin they sad 11•1161 flee the Mk to the II& Thum the lierpeow 491 =St ate, Edo.-Rather i Wilted, on ellerwerds en ema the Whin Doren to Ihidagna to Brackeenn- Mb Wady win puebabir tr lima* Dena about the Mk ea hie way to Weiner. Cede de Wersinde to. het Sarta to-dey for Rieebssa." I „ ' murex—nu 701732 F of MA ' r =tand Mid drank dillgt fir .ti t 4&a.st dies doe OW ..... oatii. Pm 1 5 z 4C I 4 dreiy bra di yore et Ai waive Isla seed wee merit by = IMost al whew woe ill Stesiese. es lie~e er el tie *As" elm dr apeedies was imbee la the oder es obeheib la die Merin ympiverre: . • ".--1;"........ i f .......... be irdide• bola iberreler ~..,. abearbm!: •-; .. .***y;;;i ..}................ Ababa , Akio emilidles el qtriberrisse ddr roe selerrimb ea ilis . berm id As per* & N S ..ne e iblerres• ertedire rid* arereled *kb wisp. lam diddellumbers dr= b , Aid Aber dr eirrlissebb=ega, lb la die leme} art se baldged II ~Pert el We relrd, erimprdidi W mmui ls irmri W. abbe. Ire lb. Twist. TIN herr Ida estbiedbeld emorlag. Soca ellenerielbe bore rereed tw their 'sweeties ewers, who idled Or verb bras "dabber and *ea lett Wrier 6•131 A ~, pried by* BMOC . O. avanqt at eery 14 tbe eviler erre *rink Volvilk Medi Yeereeo bf me. telmese. et the wrlb Mid, mil ellebriods desk dr erierarry Wel ail =0 tour. At 9 widest the erre riereella . U im S pad owls, direreeks took yleer is le inwisbrie Id* ebb ex sal oriest. dr boor 1 aered ONO need the idol owl rider dee belipea l l I riii:2,•ereedilibltelbstridip, awl =re C e ps soi I I bore es dr riser. I The Wad d the 11:1.11ori Auer& (Use ), is two hese I I al. we esol the NNW 13 I v fidsarlibrerget ibe o=s Gawk wri dam& , dr *Cleberr bebor Weir awl gredy ectivreCer by ibis paribreered. The def e easeemeite glee Ye der dearly biro 10 o'clackabberbarylrii ibideed Abases. OILII WESTERN ILAIZirli:. ' Yesterday a special general hosiOng of (ids ma play vas Mid et the Padagtos Mass, to bike MO mei amigo carafe Ma sow peatir la yMelital, es roma by tire steares orders TM Roe. Mr. l'o3llollll took the' air. ailihM that . raiialleniegtes lod ram& Ole ..resseibb - et . tats emi doe the &Mere ha doe MO Gm boom to Ida ea his sarcessor. Ns me ir d = MW lbet Lard Soniegres )01 cosnoted ro he their ' • Ihrotertegam booked whether the ben. seatlema kel hew treabeige Meart et the ea** t Mr. teinnosso (the ) replied Oen Mt. Perish wee get g aerie: at Me. lest y reesear• bet Oa he bell thet make el e firma - ' The ant reelleake ropreed wow bf MIS= a MU is ma* • ahoy *eat the Toro* Irma et do look Dom WNW tit ie seer Dertooeth, le be ceili the nom gel Tater illoOmy, sad is ethic = Oa Oh males Meg yak from Os risk, e lees Ilia of meatil=riarere= ZelisetPitrril Oir er= Maiimers adroit my &seam „ V ■ oir be Olney poissolod. nomad Mille sew temallass ti which rhe ibis qmotkorehmil 111 too kayo Mk °crimpy re my lift Malmo. TM ealp Moor alnebtamottatels •eimernal tio Owe Wawa Oasservere it a *ark* ohomerse, BMW WAIF te OP Maga Werner hoe main resretroeiamilh No sew breeches et some SIM ► time m It dwell be riemOtlesballfelede go. - • •• , • • Mr Mauls MOM to ersma whim 015,..„, el addle oseit mahmelisa sposlag lki belossa limo Gent Wirinisfior w .. " - Criir wok sal OlooiMl MIAs Maim Tr , es I Meow a "Ma bemosiia that time moo sledded to seal a lag es ran complay. • Kr. Sernmees repliadot it me • Mobilo' er Om the weampamis wee Orly go Mao Me ea r * is my loss. The resit w le the prole* momat, M mo OSmy, hil boss he ettarAss, smile we 4& ... des. ogossosat la waft vase= sf the gam idailo Or alosethe , bal pot mama is be pomoloo Memo dOs Magsap. , • The mode me Ora pat tool teortal monloosely ; se les s . e vosokiloas essoming Was tor whim merge ..1 the et Digit. math, Moth Webs Iteilemy, .MO a stem mem the Mar la soilesiss glievigoat . et thormUktr ok , "Irpooto. Vies ea& mt. ralleesiMessaeg distriat et Megleel; Or Se ' gad mistrial* et the karderd-origes , .Dat= 4... for am wometes- We .ra w* * Moths a/AWL i 16 Meath Weirs - Ra to Irlialettr, with bream to Mimayelyild sea Maga Gartidi ; lot warm a silues Mei the Llmiftse ml Mottoes Mit 'Ma le do MO lig MlKeqldlith. TM =sift maim mode opalol, to easier ea may reads sperwrias Mersa Moo with tit. lteldstmay C the IlastMd-oanarsa Itallway y, for Mir Meg, in yerseeme at Oka' or the MO mesa( et ye s mplay. A resolatha easethlo WPM seo ma spool to ; end ruts et doemba von awl to di MINIM Met os lota chateau, O Ihe Mud at , ea to Mr. lievados, Um -LATpT jNTELLIGENCE. BELGIUM. A arm letter in the Paris Prams says that at a Cabinet Council yesterday it was resolved to with draw the obnoxions bill on charities, and that two or three ministers tendered their resignations, which the King refused to accept. The Chambers will be convoked again in a few weeks, bet only to vote urgent measures, and after they are passed the re aims will be closed. THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. It ma be recollected that some days since, aM. Ar of Bordeaux, canvassed the electors of Libourne, in the Gironde, and exhorted them to vote for him " in the named the Emperor," and that the Bach made some very strong observations on the impropriety of the step. The following curious me. respondence between the Prefect of the Gironde and M. David, the sitting member for Liboarne, is now made public. The first lettes is hem the Prefect of Orronde to M. David : Derimaa, May 24.1117. fee irarand Bonreishls Dep u t y — lhave too keg o - m I th loal.spolegas ray erglooto in. arktot the a e o f ar wake Ist I tt. To% fin, however, &van that the. p a . msummit has ameba at te glre as laiMart sad adhslita to the malidatare d M. Armand, eas ef thelsoit rrsea ed da Wreak • UM AP in the pl Ids ikt poldoa to Mite the interests of that fu an gartaat sMaelhemassa wld 4wwilmidassa sad activity. ADA se, t, while ammalli yea Oat the aimidaratiott, warm* mierds the mom geptard ea is* 0"14,1"11111110 Tie 1 111=i;;Z: .. "'10•141 7 11•1•11Mblani 611. ge j fliserantry by mutes* aW/iMife Item gpga. la the great as at the %Viral Mg. ratiris always boss as iathastely sesommes. This thetehemiell MONA% so sway* sia. via deed a sea laws mom row =TA stirs • ems, add TM add to ti t s i e dg. emilaladMa with which _yea sre Maeda I get Waite te tel yea that by sash coatroet yea Mitapaso to lie he _._ of year blak ea eminsat Navies, go lamely el eat= Let asi al. be ma. *dee, that Mal sad dr what Mos ✓ogassols has= slaimely gestatal to yea. AinZillimws.seislear, sod has. dagaty, the Mrs el The bedeck Da linsvars. Wi chl Wearing was M. David' Pans, s answer May 26,1857. 111:firgitsdair t.--61.6:,otouidazionneing my aut ,n, di rt rigimielliseereto lear:ortd t her e t, which O. This bo to I b a ope l a i; *typo • the malt of the mauls which pi a ham =without say ether mo tive then that of braising as of it to your pa ir = At all events, things have was Oso far far for me withdraw NU If I moll. The NIA we), t e you must have Mea, - palr. Miss M. Armeare War end aomen=it with comma* to swam. To. alike I think/ea mitat fled it wry mangy it orlD guilt my letter to. the CAMS& I Ilia, at a bet ise te tileilitele the letter from the . air vadat et me that he could let me IN the 1601Rolt s : that I mast loot take a copy sg dam ; apt *mod atellocez.thlak it AIM Jegals.., his Ingoo~lelest ossaw r oel at She 7= whoa kaiser sash hogoemseaa freameg Otis Ilsoreleg alse of aaimewil irallbega !war Warr, sal ay ewe* w6l also be pabbhai, IbtAla battle batmen ysaaal mast (might in boat dig*" and ems palitielAiallasevr :globoid it to the adaistaat penknife. Aeeept,, Moon= le Prefer, the alsorases el my high eamiderstioa, Dann. NEW ZEALAND. -- eetary "er The m . elba then weeded. • ROWAN CATHOLIC MICIMMOTRIC Or CASHEL.— The Lioterielt Reporter sip that HOW* coal of the sewirdes of the )feet Rev. Dr. P. Ireahrelt of Or li eat Zesty, have her reeird beta and the 1 tressellee d the eselithhopt Is il ratg es to take passe. TIMI CATHOLIC USITHIBITT.-••We =: ik li , NIA se lisk asiberly, in rellassod le, 1 eVellts eel De. rewire till SAW es seeltieldp of re Ire orl seri psiperi le _ . ART Ti lalane RIIIIBITION.—The attend =Wednesday able s t ; the loito ;eats :--Ad- . ; total, 7,89 M ewe ' IRV& eWLew &ir visitors we the Dur rit Ihe Lord Wasp of St. Her Term liarlt li r e sod berrelle. wee the lisessows wien re urpory of .imp ereasSieler bran Seethes weswegenil &CHM RAIIMONIC SOCIETY:RIO= Of bred H oe - 11 x od the LAM Lesiispidigle sisal he the restWreal..fthee am direr aI.IC Coate. is tie large beer fhb Waft) geeCLet wersofelesk. of Taailleeriones Trillf.—The serroser raw fee le derier ~e bra her sot ell their/Or re sortie deep rim Yr. Lew* ere, of Horeb Ws stereseilia rebreeasisestiy et lie pier set Ilwo awl at the whiled sok* f wd von as bidlo at the Ow she Ow& Atesrokrs be mist,. geit.' 04 Is wit Os pat.— Slateheltaits.—ln the welargtht Wita g t ~al Mae pool, perkely terra es Ire this pee he d e s te irrararit tees WM ri rag iltreer eat drawer, wale Tea ries es Who roe. Isiesse haw her Irma n er . Os esitregdes week Wan I so bwilk so swaiwill br ow ellotott Ist sot he . Writs Or this abowei Isia. Os wohirprdrast at lies torthet days el ....g lAtisag en = hr lha to is Ono% the stl • AO; whisk sr Ind le Wiest awn vsswilt==.6lsh set ot as wet air Ira. aid Ali awls eras Os Iselt. sell sell hreer: l NV Alas et car rygewspreesesse traiervilib Mom Olaf selectregle ere erindre..llw hise ertyped, all hie atraint went wither Woo 'ewer Saws the at roar wee ger ther*, sot sow Odlowes Mrs at • powerful eletwervr yrs mire rt. Isonewed tries to the sows, the sedisil hat Is Ow' a swat piore Of veer, or • tattoo Sidi K 18 bsil• he dim, Into the weir, sod the Ist to row se let is esstabh ss as to be or of sight he rr serrel Al Ms sat sowwithett, NA the pow task& wash* at ate reliks ha the mesh Ihowese twOote et aft ell Wm vim sea wit wee . SOB tat et ladhlt it Wit ones wail Is stem et Ihs . • Om. Os easswolss—lhrthwe 84 rI t ErOlf IN Two CosatooleO—Between the lion that has saw wins s stss—swe lola the glory wig ' stmt &Mgr 4 tiourbed—hat Os Os essetsly isms- ' nst at Os lbws, thsts:s il ea r stows. Is sedwilitt two-lostas est Os two soli 01: 1, Rorie& !Vander kOs sswelleshe at their sour ditto. se the lbws Ihs Hot tentot. The who has sae irignorries with him ea ushopettal sspekwes; be Ina the gods, sod Womb theft's UMW hit a r m . Tirlow of that ecstatic lour hover here .Is lle lair, room piny his moonlight marshes , es marter meow thrill him with retrogress se Its ilea - Wouslit Ms. sad al will a Wade Iliwili • all ine lime searate. Thus Ad. Os the saw; slew et swot ass tieliii• lambi buiese, erg create u yeah Wili turni4 BE wlllstbere. aunt by rasahseists, aM ow, hiesser e usitsgess itswass i m a m of veallee tantellis tee totem low asimusi maw Lim a as thew son ' __bale Os mow Ills sets be he owed siwolhise of Os Oahe wwwwwwslis vet bit sissegat. as= *wad Isesessi swast ell s Owspsikollisi Os shako odd ha igasest. DO wowths me b wry tallowit; ows, as ant at Woo We/ pi Owe _meg lit sot who debt reveals the polway e lls,s wets Os, ars haw Os tsway arth WO soaks as Noah Wow her op the , It sr s isms Its mighty sad warms he is ilele in lbw. sdisootwesbeett assfly Orwssiss thst toe twessohlteketwal owiw smie vs for Dim—sear-bee, or a torb.--Asersers • ARRIVAL OF THE Nana JAANO. (,11,0111 0011 ORIF ODIIIIMPOINVINT.) • LITIVOPUTIOMSD*T. This events, the • en-royek mail British and Ann tralian packet Oliver tang, Captain Mendell, be longing to the Black Bull Bne,arrivediu the Mersey. She mailed from New Zealand en the 28th March. The fourth and but seeska' of the Provincial Council of Auckland te rm inated its sitting al the 20th February: On the 9th of Kan& the foundation stone of the hews to tke general and provineial Megatons was laid ender emourable cirmtmstanem. The Ross of Shares, the Myrtie,and the Memnon ban London, and the Indian Qee!tt from Liverpool, lied arrived eat, end. all .their pmetegen of the labouring dam had been .readily engaged within a short distance of Wellington, as a rod demand for a large additional ameba ,et labourers .atill masted. ',Gold had been discovered tit Momacte Ray, Nel- eon, bat the yield was not large. The (memorial advice* are satisfactory. Tloa ear goes of the ships above mentioned were being floored of at generally romeserathe prices. The auto= revenues 'how a large incroloil... .._ EXPRESS pßost not Crass ova ma omsarasriassel I 'FARM, Tarlerivar EYII4IIIO. A image ism argils on die elections in the Chnsfiretionnell signed by M.llteaker de Caesegnac, timid seem tq show that the government feels the enmity of mailing itself to the full extent of the dicisioa of the 'Coat of Caseation, which holds it to he sinlawthl is third parties to circulate electoral til:with.* the authorisation of the prefect. litirtestooiy.two internal; can rave l , their vise esseisat—" the lowermost, in the name i d ltety, and the candidates in the mess of their aia sereioes," end that exiting inaituliefte laws wisely suppressed "MUNN* agents, sail 'sisstioussein' g brokers." Every ma my nee war Ike., bat no man will be ehgeliftlli 'to althea aims "by means of falsehood If intrigue.' All this while the prefects as In "enlighten the electors' as 'to their chaise of a candidate." IL de Ceingnee attdieplie entirely to the ignorance of foreigners of duo working of universal garage in France the Ma tie@ that the " public and solemn intervention ef the government in support of certain canalising . see be any restriction on the free choice of the eke tors. As a proof to the contrary, he instances the enormous majority obtained by lands Napoleon in 11148, in spits et all the isliesnos of General Gavel gam. who Odin wielded a dictatorship. He chooses to forget, however, that though General Consignee certainly did the bet he could for himself, he did nothing unfair against Louis Napoleon's friends and supporters. He left the press free to sappoct his MORN Bonapartia committees were free to meet and organise amassing all over the sonatry, and the terrors of maimary patio were not invoked against "agitators, &gouts, and electioneering brokers," on the pretence that they were misleading the peoples The Carrier do Ban Nits (not edited by m nonat foreigner) complains that the preennopeel. slim of the peas with regard to elections ie lit ge peril and uncertainty. " Supposing," it atiii,e l Int journal wishes to oppose a government sanliithBll can it do so without being likely to draw down wan itself a warning? If names may be ceneened. within what limits must the discussion be ognileni? It is very desirable, for the sake of the departmental rem that some certain rule should be laid down to gala our course over this slippery ground." The (racial notice given to the press of certain departments to abstain from discussing the electoral question has, according to the P kare de la Loire, been withdrawn. That journal says :—" The Presse will no longer doubt the correctness of our assertions he reference to the notice addressed to the provincial pees. This notice, as we had been led to expect by the circular of the Minister of the Interior, her now been alicially withdrawn." The first electoral address, profession de foi, as it is felled, has just come to light. It is issued by M. lahrserand; the sitting member for the Vervins in the Aims, who slairas a renewal of the confidence of the asetors. The substance of his circular is said by the (barrier de Paris to be simply this, " I have little to say to you, we have known each other a keg time." The dirrti de l'Ordre of Amiens puts forward u an apposition candidate for the Somme M. Cretan, - in the history of the last Legislative Assembly Ile On frequent renewal of the motion known as " La preposition Cretan," for recalling the Orleans princes from exile. The Union Franc Comeoise pronounces in favour of M. de Moutalembert, who comes forward es en opposition candidate in the Denbo. A letter from Bordeaux states that the elections will be disputed in each of the five circumscriptions of the Gironde. The Bourse again opened heavily, but late in the afternoon there was a sudden and considerable rally, owing to a report that the Bank of France is about to lower its discount from Bto ii per cent. The weekly meet in g of the bank council, however, broke up to-day without its bein gpnblicly known that any such anesaide had been taken, but in consequence of the lags increase in the bullion, it is confidently be- Bead that the reduction will be made soon. The Haste rose 20c. both for cash and account, closing at 68fr. 86e. and 69fr. 20e. Mobilier, after having fallen as much as 40fr., recovered and closed with a rise of 2fr. SOe. The Orleans railway rose 101 r. ; Northern, 7fr. 500.; Lyons, 18fr. 76e.; Mediter ranean, 15fr. ; Southern, Lifr. ; Western, sfr. ; and Grand Central, 21r. 50c.; Eastern left aat yester day's price. A quarrel of long standing among the shareholders of the Usievre, has ended in the concentration of all the shares iu the hands of M. Louis Venillot, the editor, who triumphantly announces this morning that nothing will be changed in the attitude or doctrines of the journal. The Univers will there fore continue to be the organ of the Jesuits and the extreme ultramontane church party, as it has been ever since 1842. The Pope arrived at Sinigaglia, his birth-place, oft the 26th ult. After staying there two dap, ha set oat for Few, but stopped at Pesaro for the night. Re is expected at Bologna on the 9th. ELICOTIOR FOB If ORDAR. --- George Bows, the seam= of the Blaney gunboat, who was carddiad, a taw May mantas of the Canal Cri. =CM" of the mortar of Based Lang, • corm.' el ea hosed Ms aim vameir ibi t a g Iritorrith a l'a irlArm a t b-heaprisonar appears . td ham ondoesad limnifly well. H. Mt, of damn bas cerOaady standsd by the Rm. Watson . Mist. olds . 4 the= NM wand to pay - Masa= Is He asmalatka afforded Mm by dot gandara. • TM primer, wader ths ciamarshuman, coal sot atiasqt to deny bis guilt; bat lur states .. iLa w oo ts=sr at ths tins, rad that in • maim g thehis ft hy anMea, la side uniertuldiC assard.ol haMa the dully _ f ttivi7 wpm liro ; sal be &dams dat ha wss utisdiumbie to corded lantelf ; hut be Mis Itammtly espmsawl deep agree for tits set be had com mitted, and at the sums dors admitted that hit lilt was jelly Wind. It is not tam, it appears, Ma any munerial was Mat to the goveMmeni, praymg fur a commu te:fat 4 the egial smates - ;Mffeed, dor crisis was df such • ram est Warms huh is b i z io tsse to make such an and the mimosa frau tha toceuenrof his VIZ Imo ondsdp,sp#Beas to vs been quite resigned In Ms culprit wee s mem of Lesion, bat the only filmiest who have visited Ma see two dawn Me ma under an an. =t o tals amairt to a saapialsbis run woman et the lad ahs was pamiltsd a Maw an imMivim mi ledith " : "l ndadtar esnriatise at the Gm tad Celmid Ossrh Maiden ass Mahe ths last dross 1 Itag edam My he the tows the Is ffs ./ IM " trit watts at die and bar at Wassail, mail lealya 7 o'cloct yesfeeday 1 ibs to the weeder who indehargs itti".,.. e."22r.ritebrlllritt4.2 of tea was a atm semplied wide, and three rulers of =Ls givan Is ilm des Idris al which be as, sp. abets* eillel‘ He shortly enema& mind to CIVIMIId bWm ism beer, and a quart of stout yea Wiwi ad la ask the whole of it, and that =t a is plan The primer sitar this 'Aid for a this et a 11l soda me are gives le Wm heay bane= &ask, the (tee appoint 4 the lb* undar.aberiff, scrota trit •=121:1 Mad me the geol, and tiny axe Eris the all arm as Maw ma me oeseita yell s sa l iyabe alma essama sew Mr. 8111yar r Me swarres al Ms pMes, alba bia me any re. fella ir venal that be me my pada ihr Maim Imbed mead. sa la esti times mess that be dela is be are he bin was that Ms Moths@ ehaaM be Modal mar is bit haft Ida be o ws m a y s sad It is was saund thad this wawa shwa is al. =the ammeeilemr, lime r =eal le plata ea Ile ' t lad bola dans tae awned mond War et am maim Warm amp be had beta plea, saiimooli Me by Its Mama said, " Goad bye' The pmeesedem am them foamed, W the cape MIMI = i my the mays Wain to the am, W meremla the vat soak la stop. _ The mowaat Y MA alma :leis mamas bean be looked calmly imed albs la area. ea edema then phced the esp mar bis Ma aid aff espies irm& the sips; die drop then fell, mil dos mita sr peered to int ablest a stesiggla Tho body, after Malin( an your, wee cut (own, and was buried in the coarse at the day within the precincts of the PM. "—r•--"""---.----"'--.—.. HEALTH OF Botional E.—The following is ex tracted from a letter, dated Boulogne, May 28:—" At the approach of the bathing seism it may be as well tion of to resume i n t en ding visitors as to the unitary condi this favourite pluto of resort, and to contradict any unfavour able irapreomons, which may still remain from last year. The alarm that wee caused by the appearance at 80 - elope of that severs form of sore throat which had rev/oust, shown itself at Patin and many other points in the north el France, and has since appeemd in several other places, is too well known for any a s njury to be done to the locality bp referring to it. But tatistics now chow, what, of curse. eonld sot be known at the time, that it was very far from prevailing to the extent that was at one moment inferred from a few unfortuftate instincts to which general anew trots became directed. On the other heed, since last sum- Lion the exertions of the municiulity have been streasounly and unremittingly engaged on the improvement of the sanitary condition of the locality; and the favourable rank of these exertion. I. proved by the prevent low rate of eicetality, which is eonaderably under the I am waned that for sev eral months past a t =ms been no cues of iufantine febrile disorders at Bealegne beyond those isolated instances which octet froth tine tellme in every centre of poppnlatitm, and grist , , tat frees o ' r Wel awe, but from Me very nature of isnlitiet la this respect the health of Boulogne durinoraii Tee MEW ow be advantageously compared with that of sessull el Ole usiarltbrmring . towns. The on ortelire duo &srn yew. 1857, bu amounted to 315 fru the let of Eormeers pu fa lba 26th of May, being at the rate of 755 deaths •Tese.• wbile la 1856 there were 986 deaths. 384 of which otr otheselbtheesa the let of ienuary and thetlitla of May. The eredelllr 4E1855 exceeded that of 1856. It Is clear, thee, thee Ile welleity has been diminishing for some years put, while a 1111111111111•YOMOrt auurence is found from emir pax/wit te the sepokides, which, although estimated at x 5,739 by oars amm. is believed to amount to 40,000. The Le,dllwl Ms el lesioxue are unetnireous in dating that at teat the public health in M a eatisfactory ectuditiee; awl ace ill SCCOTtiAtlet. 'with the reputation to r n locality bee always enjoyed for saluhrit y . I think it is °elf a matt, d justice at the opening of the bathing season te glve three Interested in Boulogne an opportunity of stating the truth segrading its tannery condition, end thus retnov hig iMpalerthene which, if not corrected, might exercise se unfavourable hafluenos ea the cumber of vittitere." CATCIIING Flail BY TELMA irlt.—At Henrik Moue end Elliors yard, a One submarine cable is bring rude far the Norwegian govern Thin ia pmbably the Ent electric telegreph which ba ser been used fir fishing per/Imes. During the fishing reason the shuts of herrings eater the Muds of Norway at most unexpcard intervali, and at pieces where often not more than one or two Selinty.t.eats an to be toad. Before the boats from the surrounding tau and Stab am be summoned to the mail, the herrings have spawned, and are away to sea again. Te prevent = a releated dieeppointmenta end lure to the thbeneee. tie Neewesten government is about to lay • rubneune cable along some 50 miles of the coast moot frequented 11, 1 the shoals, with lend stations at short distaerep torateune eating with the fishing villages. sit n the Acta urn in the offing, therefore (and it can always be known al a distance by the whale,' w hick purround it), a nte , Mle WE be sent along the coast tel each lue the fiord or ba/ which it hu entered. Al: for th p ore herrings! That will splash heedlarodv over the queer-looking rope on tle bottom without thinking that it is teilitM their numbers sal the way they have taken, and guiding their pursuers to Et destruction of them alt.—Timm CIiIISAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DIY.. Taunus; JCNT. 4.—Admiseinns ea puniest, 6,0 ditto by MID= tickets, 381 ; Nag , visitors, 7,384. LAW INTELLIGENCE. time • THIS DAY. event• wee EQUITY COURTS. The (Bidere the Lords Jaeticee of Appeal.) The whose IMPARTS TATLOIL—IN ER ROCORTON, • EANTLIMPT. Their Lordships delivered judgement up= this ear,=l a . which. woe se appeal trots the dal its of Mr. "• Comiefeldoese Holey/ zeteskag to allow the MI& ers of • blill •of twithenge merited by the end IMlelleehr Maildeeree. to prat tor trig J asset et the 14 Via gam' et lie wswelsatiner's wee diedirn thst, of* ear riattelly sod Ildiaawer of the • the MB, fed tam benkawpter, mada m = had P las mit en itneest el the KV. bp Os eni that thembre the bar* left sepal was ill= she could be alt nod to be endued la prf. look Met hill Oat Its ser peeks/in bankroptoy by Ise In ee>irir wilt the Salim of the new door, Fatima , . Is hid been mina bseppiet of the appeal in that, egatedka M emkaa dentleis it dais* Inr s K away thin hod w me kealaspast In the .4ein e the sad emptier be d steiteed aelienti lbe Wks . et awl the aid note tight, aselthskribig Ile pi-00 plipeneas,.. her havaelkerweele leamert hit Wks hat d i d the what wee The a le Ireerww" did not 'hoe ems tritsweestellidtel Test lllviod uP any oP‘Mall /pea R emu. pompom spout of the case that is yes" It neterthee. Mow that la Mr the holds wadi Is ailßlei akspeledlihe tank- was b n a lt im 4 7 ll(theatelcier loft COO 111.6.8040611.4. 1ath ' a teswlrt seenni wee Inweiloient ea • rests liteltetarWng the nailed tal Pilndf 6 ? bonhewPSOF. lett* wee, dist the bad wig sit eattlite to poveternse Ora the balenoa Prod • Plailtwa dappeal was the dintolog will o ° 4lo . out Thecae wee mowl about a briefed does by Mr. Bocce, • Q.C., and ,Fir: (of the owls= limbs') in= to of the amid; and by Mr., Diablo Q.C., set Mr. (of the cosmos law bar) contra. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (11Ittiege in Benue—Before Chid /sake Cookbara • and. Justices Cromwell, Williams, and Willie.) ILAITHCIL AND OTHELS AND OTHINS.—ACTION • •• A CHASTER PARTY. ' The plaintiffs In this use were British subjects., sad the defeadanta were Russians. and the echo was upon a charter pasty, which provided that the plaiestio weed, the Le- ntils, should proceed to Odom and there take hi a cargo Old from the defendants. Among other Whirr • the E . defendant plaided that they wore exefterafed hem perforeabg their ocalmet by hoetilitke !evoking B oat tetras& Enahand and Brerabo, and it was ad- Ha ratted by the plaintilb that this was a good defence, scat& F lei:Z . :deem be the Bectisque Chamber in Exposit° P o. but it wee ensiended that thine had hey A brash saints beton the decierstien of war. The Umbels seta se Odessa on the 6th F 1814, and having performed qoansatine, went into tte b 77; to &dew cargo on the 170. She wee ready to take in cargo on' DID 14th %larch, and the lay days expired en the Sltd April. Oa the 6th Asa the decineker et veer was known et Odessa, but the Winks fl nemifted ill. Mole men the Nth Aprfi, etheeitpatdglesetbtri,iad adoy • se two afterwards WWI away. TY MISS desk arrived ht Odom Nab en the 20th April, wiles the IMO* theakard- seat Pah plooe. Pros the Use tithe antral al the Lavinia • ' until the lath Aped the captain repaseedly applied to the de- 'fiendimes far a cargo, and their otiose iris that they had • ceded his eltarteelerty to Moms. Bever, whom he must apply to. On one ociesion he did apply to Mame Bever, who, however, refused to give him a ergo. The matter sew male before the court upon a 'real cue, and • 00 question tatted wee, whether the defendiats hod broken ' bootee before the declaration of weir. • • thMrdelen. Widenta lde aniseed for the pleintißi, and Mr. Bova for - e The c art was of opinion that the plea was disposed of by • • tar of Erposito et. Bowden, and that upon the facts the ere was within the derision In Avery o. Bowes. • Jatteteeent for the defendants. . C COURT OF BANERUPTCY. E (Before Mr. Commiseionor Evans.) 111 RE COLONEL WAVOTE—TRE LONDON AND EASTERN C DANEINO COSSOLATION. Mr; lawman, representing Wesel Nada Waugh, who was lately made a benkript in this wart, applied ter an ex- tante of the time appointed foe the bankrapt's sue. seeder, which expires da the lath instant. • The ground of the applied** woe - Oat the bankrupt was • prevented by illness from leaving the place when he is tow resideat, Malaga, and travelling tothiscometry. An "Meet was pat in, made by Dr. Chapman, the bankrupt's weal . medial attendant, and deo one by the bankrupt's wile, . stating that In their opinion a Janney to this come, would be attended with maims danger to the bankrupt. Mr. Linklater, for the assignee, submitted that the acpli- cation was not supported by aufkient evidence, there Wag . no sEdavit from a medical man In the neighbourhood whore the bankrupt now wee, nor frees the bankrupt Mod!. However, if the court thought proper to grant a shoat a:- tension of the time, the surrender to be peremptory at the end of that period, the assignees would not object. His Honour said he thought no harm would be done by e short enlargement of the time, and be would make an order enlarging it until the 30th inst., by which time the honk- rapt must either be preened to surrender, or to lay belie the court sufficient so idence of his inability to do so. el an JOHNS. The bankrupt, an inekeeper, at Raeford, applied fat his certificate. the ACCOUIDP prepared by Mere. Paul aid Tinter, show liabilities to ihe amount of 2,2001. • the mete miff yield a dividend of about 10a. in the pane& It sip peened that the bankrupt was formerly rather a odelnetei preform. of the culinary art, and was at one time cook to Lard Palmentoo, Mr. Debenham, for the emignees, offered no and his Honour granted an immediate certificate of s greeel% etas. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-11011SE. Elizabeth Campbell, 17, a ruddy-faced, deenedrollailsof girl, who described herself as a servant out of piece, bet re- fused te give her address, was charged with uttering a even- teat shilling. Mr. Themes Webber, SI, Lonsberd-stmt confectioner, deposed the on the provosts afternoon the prisoner entered his shop and purchased a bun, for which, in pa sent, she tendered him a bad shilling, which he et once discovering, gave her into custody. He knew nothing of her previously, but se mach bed money had been tendered to him recently that be bad decided epos giving all whom he might in future detect Into custody. The Lord Mayor said the public would be much benefited if that courts were to be always adopted in such CAUL The prisoner had nothing to any to the charge. Mr. Goo mdan (chief clerk)—Do you sti ll velum to give as your residence t Prisoner—Yes, I do. She was then /emended. Eliza Charlton and Mere Ars:Smith, two "howdy dressed girls, wore charged with lighting in Mansion Ilouft-plat, at eleven o'clock the previous night. The charge was clearly proved, and both prisoners that they had only acted in self-defame, the other having been the aggressor. Each also produced bonnet, and gar- ments torn to shred., in evidence of the fury exhibited b her antagonist. The toed Mayer told them they were a couple of to gent., and gave them seven days at the treadmill to c their courage. BOW-STREET. THE TOROZET CASE.—ARPREHICO.ION OR A THIRD PRIIONtIL A reepeetabledooking young man, named We . Sehedefiel apprentice to a printer, in Right/one-piece, was brought o In the custody of police-constable Steadman, of 1k division, charged with being concerned ID the late eaten -to Sof cheques upon the London and Westminster Bonk W:prisoner is one of the two others named by Brook and Manly, the prisoners greedy under remand, as th accomplices in this matter. Mr. W. Lewitt, a clerk in the advertising department of th Daily News, identified the prisoner Scholefied the person who brought him an order, on Sato day laid, for the insertion it certain advertisement for Mews. Watheriton and Breeden. The on! was eccompanicd by a cheque for bl. upon t London and W./DninIDAT Bank—a eerie/mums wide excited the euftritie of witness, as it wee n • the custom of the firm to pay in that manlier there being a regular scooant, with monthly settlemen • Witness connivently spoke to the principal clerk in office upon the subject, showing him the cheque, and have deducted the charge for the advertisements, and bend 6 prisoner the change (It 101.) Tb cheque proved to be forgery. Steadman said he had found *letter in Scholefield'e po ▪ sion written by the prisoner Breoke, while confined in peat 6 and remonatrating with him (Soholefield) for not having 00 4 to his amiatetnee, and "tried to procure Mr. Wontner, t lawyer," for him. "It was too bad," he wrote," to lea • him without a penny, even to get refreshments." re The prisoner was remanded to be examined with re companions. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. a ATTEXPIED DONDE& ▪ John Greenfield a greengrocer, raiding at No. 11, He court, woe charged with attempting to cut his wife's the Mize Greenfield, the prisoner's wife, who gave her e • donee with the greatest reluctance ' stated that had been married to the prisoner about seven y . el during the whole of which period he had tree SI her most cruelly. Yesterday afteftoon about three o'do to be tame home in a state of intoxication, and began to o al her and knock her about. She begged of him to des tle when be. with an oath, threatened to cut her throat. pealed of him not to do so, sad be then dragged her upot in the bed-room, and seised hold of a knife, which he be • to sharpen on a 'tone. She, in ea agony of terror• so him to let her say her prayers Int, thinking she should 116