The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-02 00:00:00

—..— NEW rinuisixorm IIOCIITT. Ws sonny has satarsi woos its six* gym. Tbs Ins seed kok b a g al w Desesponsse aeons bunt wader Dr was the no gagman@ al tho per- Inman : MN L Eff."Zicii» . .66:6: . ; , :wi:a ..... 'ar' l ='..',..""7461.:6"` us: Omar tow or Wenn. sie••• awn" asiss... arms is o wags. siswerir itir Iwo.* 4.17,211ri;ii #iiiiisiiiiliii: C i::: " . ----- ii (=inse et the shoals et Snob& 0. 1 ens naseaseD bad bra pswand lw Min hinallea boa arr= a. • Lonna boned` et dr Wow on dews Ser bar, ona's per la 0 Mbar ens asebneet st • lbw hoses' Both% by Do ism nom plins4 lar. J. T. Doran. Tbs ad, assolif la an above sinks ass Itossit's Inns& lier aid sow perfaned bur M. an lbw la ItsOsal. • wen to bon boo say nib et eo west • sna Is bassong d It his Wean bon was =Um boo; sad opt* bind, to boos bra 03M OM* beeptlia, In bins as gins to way ostelowee d Wald% VW& ONO W bra WM nem—ast essa la those wide Weis Ids signed esseentlisaa. It ban blemel enamor id bona llsmb; bat it b olneW diese i gl• psdaellsa, or en d nen Mow noel be non lb assontbs slaw' Ida be wen, too wow son kr no Thom erdia== Inas Os snow irk loin bull bomb be - loam Alio lbw Imbibe** alas sad bsw. It b • wily Wig d Wink bat 111.1 la 110 sad, mossan iso sallerdsi • styb an ph= =ptillnllONFAM to nti, b slit* sad It Is we wan On Sl= bin Ms owl, vain as • maw st asstolltr, It moo ast wan Alb to mks b. The pad podenseso ed in swab& issewssits =b ibs, SWIM* yr pseenstre in dbosilla a/ Dr ir striest il l I NClrlor i nsvmsab i l li sfhi l a isi glig reo slaw; Ist lbs eanallia, so • lark DI barer to Sr ta nnin wed Ws ondaner. Dr. Dime *yid lisadise Ceded onsurbe vsy body, an ens wady ad r&tasil. The voni peens st tho eased am Mob= Ilsoir did sot pis% sibs s " Bon, UM," sad her win we we=lled Ws eildresne Wane of no nelsamilo scanwint. P m(' Who . mbel be Tenn" tt woo • ins ylmes at toad potomolloball Esseniai the =wad soda .niips. maim by • Imp sad =noel winos. THE 80CIETT or ARM Yeaterday main ordinary meeting of the dedety el of Arts yes M i l E l at the eine fa Jearlreot, Add 'Wks NM WA - The dm), di iew. ffa ea " Indi a Matsad d did ime added le dab emlbeelde Mood b i erZy bra eibial, the NM wr 14/00411* 411111441 by hie be sem der tile die einseeeneet ef Or lir nal die eadismy brie Ye 7 et "li e= W Lain kw debt be bul =lisabimmlies epsa the astput des sentag as a reale be toe pie b a mbegellea pod* lime robe to tbe inn id *at dal be the arid saw • t Mir Wats rue employed be Ir=esiare, when I bend Oa tan reeepbed trek, be rat Mese bit merrel Loadea. bowie; be bed bma dosed ia • adaist la wish tits blabbers were es • rale of the beaded, la may larmer, rat tiers' elm. la bat, eves erred r aerie at sw pens, mid who m be iene rem be rid moyeeedag the wryer d aerie be twelnyeare maw tide lires d the - did di sed abide lbe be wit, thereto., it mar empublise di the Wats el the riersow is ward The re, wines in re ceded is inhere tits ealeda ef sa db fah eses. He rid est eseirmairr repy lag, alio elm iilwe emir • bet is air fa let aid - eaeleively le the be Ms id d mershemiles der, tat it le split le ell the de se It le bialtele said, pt Oak Swim I; e tlis slossb—alo lark ideal Ili, nyobbleo, lbs. TM red sehieseedo parer • eat id bake, lie rat der • tai et barrow, the hived hen tierlMb el mabird la • beget heir eambp re amend, seri reeteler Vries at alisemeree, =ee. mid% oaks, art akamlity ray deb elesitia • belle iedi isle Ye s 4 5 - Ism N. le b. et be. iley. Yale ef podia limosse, bet, ad feel lisez int eltd diii ieli • bine dab areas bar seralrea Soy MIS =die pods spoiled. sed teye—ibate sa e bbedtawe fe ameelletse diep o rst giber ft Sim II Om brie ryeed ing army le lb* sloe, md fee tide dew breye lima et the ef pr met. pr ay. dere d ties see eel ee lbeterio is le poems • %war, 4111 they bre le r3L ' A ee l. ire ." l:7 4a ta wjeb' bp aro t a r ed ea ad der the ribrn they me we pee. Al the r am ie he bird lid a rea ar mm at at this tiro if he shame sad if be le be INN pt a %MAO aminsile riaTicr the seat yen dab site are my inegebe, sad are se lam the allure el thole Thai ern* la lambs int pabibiears sad waairtag err Ihe ben, ma Wallas kr Who dimwit Le igen lea, wawa. art alibi. are =wird la the briars, id eedire orb rid aid Adam bills era thole etoupease, Oat s is alias imperils ea aps_ambell era tbims et ell. They era by de rat pert, alba theireenige alirne aC 6l" Areela Me V g ea edit elf ewtelbleg sad WZg as s, INC Ma they baser • bow AIM. et Wiese ad la& 'die nab base be, me eadebe wiestly is Lee arab aed sifts, Wear ben throb ladies rear for Oak lamas, sad emit of r bra be irk dry is, mesh, slew marialare ideammis ; thi le, dem their boll die abbe, by task di, emit die sere jogZzil babe dui tea Me ware ad *Om la am nem ; deb ciatahod, bat ad iseribeL Yea of fie belt ta the bade line* dreen Oar tbesa bre ea . besa trims, tire lambs 'bed Aid A help d this ben bees bra te the hombre, tad it bees tire weer It be ..sears boy this kid et brim be serried on by kelllas. I imew ma old who bad • etall k White sereei lila bed 14 of whom are tadd lidibretebtsezetktebie W begs el dab died, i if inevehe ail be ibe agased k ie One deaddm 14 dim; sad me yeah itedie les barb vie, lased' Ovens ef ego. The ire preeller lie ad get Oak ia as kiosk Of great bide the insfildbee ass et liene tesegerier psi, the sea yr • pallid iM with be itap-alstar, sad bed it dikes s ail an: • irk sestenmeder, Ames, UM • led sera rem ; bee et hie, Tidied lake reethe Tide le deer of the lowest almaliad r am bets= a 4 =7 midlli tat aaa Ia sedid tdag maaii w tr th. "hike ilia dream the we. weadmrs doested elbalba le the barbs via meal air the vide nee by the bras dakeellea dosed idle dale nea, sad he west ea le tre, " let may be rid der set tbe oohed 11111 Ors reeloseralsf " Leer "N.." 1a the bet doe de samed seri is diddial to then', Os its bream wit el 14 Um* aim The wb, the rend brie emit part, re set swatted by park wake easy to vim aspen amainal to leek ay. TM plrtee id maades, 11/1101/1/11111/ tiskikr—alto dwe is a Isamer aimed Sas Wit Me to kirk* hemp-awblint. the taagsa aim& has ans • put , Hog ban tablasr m ai n rue fa= km mg he a beim erne ad ear le ale& ea a bed ef weft v al l i hre Mir Ord, ire dm be kik ova slam ;- as sme kat same mar preedial sad parreaset epee le asserory, Mir way pt ddi kid et mobile sad 'boa Or teed is to bash era the bin d ao they rid te be bide. ie. Ewe, al the ember ef bb ideas, was warmly eiteirell, sad ram ef Ihria barkl ban asakard to hen .de the dolma dm derelles tenelaeld. MONDAY EVEItIIO CONCII33II FOB THE PEOPLL— Oa main sea, the di Yet, fir Lord )14 ti asarradt Osessaair eararli at. WAVla's leribi en Is armrpoisi by Or lati aballb rad %dr 160116. ard mad me other prosiripi works • irises= at lama Ma Oa Si k A lent e a lilt .. I=tris ps a . Tig .116. Warm" raft Lain Tama Wow air Dnumpomm..—A =oft et the Birrfar Areselais was bid is Tame&y ; W. L. Bra, MO el Or =lr assigikalli, la th• vie lard Vac asefarTirraberea Iseptatte l :2 arlaii Adrift Tbro lie mufti Ali. awry ▪ Obi et • rims Or ias( Os verbs pilis a"" Z awry ride i Ilialigbia imidY ashilarbid YY spa amaillika Or pia 11 am wood drift views portion al almid be pied aria thir radea Ammo it Or dimartka adii Ib who* beim Ma ormirdisa i big pies la Ocalar moat CaIrBTAL PALLCir•ONS 1111311L1110 APIBIL paymoat, 1,358; ditto Dry ▪ sises lido* 414 ; Mei •iiesd. 813. _ -The Placer NAVAL AND MILITARY. PECTION OF ROYAL ARTILLERY BY THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDOK. Wojor Bartow, (Wain La" CIOSad Middle toe, sod depots Lcurbete kat cespietee et Rotel Artll - win yesterday seendse arson me Id the berteek-old et Woolwich, awl, bodes bon doom oil is lib, der, IMO Impeded by the Dolce et await^ pipeediey to their elegorteso dr Mks. Tbe Deo, alleeded by a sligle poem, rote dews to Woolwich, mil leetwel ea dm wade It eleven ea, vliere be wee wadded by lie allowing dhows, la tea inibno, forming do petits Mt .—laz Haw Dalrymple lees, d.C.8., Adjaleahlbereel to die Royal Aztflay ; Meter-Omerel eir W. F. Willeme, Caw modeeit ; Wert IL Howdtage, IX., liewed Coemadiat ; Colonel Seim likaathibl, Akirdie-Omp to to. Queen ; Oolong K. Pollber, AwiloesM-Aillitmat-Olowol ; aripbe Meter Sow, awl Iheilmat-ottioui Tarim le,A/rl;4e- Quip to &mei Maim The Oceemeathr-la•Chie4 se campsite by the ebentiemed Welk Ma yeseeeled to the held wad pawed up eel dews the Vas, impeolies with as est Ide eeeeetzemis with meth misateeses. They were abeequagy breed isle eelsem, whoa lb lord Mgt- Noe eery std ea elbees sable to Teeth the we d ewe ems patent. Hs blame the tesa that he wee beeetilyytweri with ibis vowel egyeenace sad Keeto ne berth% mad tole dem they wade be well podded with every main ad oeseutiewe it the opeditica ea which thity won about be nabs& He would Wee this war- Why of whisksg thew sot to bake to mg was in the youlelews besiege with which they wadi deattlew be lemyeell Is Obis, is may .as we May Mews to ENO& esseditatiewe. The Enloe, etiswisi by the talks WA Orme Repine es the Boyd Ames; sa hmeelei the pee. howhan, awl eldi Whets that to be slipped es hod the Violet,. His Royal Nebo= expend lie eel& dime to Coked Taub, wigwieleoleg of the 114.1 Amp Degeelmeek albs WAR eglenimpe whie ew sew striebtele by the esedities et lite Ibmaryeawier %Merles, Me Ile embalms SAW eAb which they may be hear ported him phew le yaw. Mier yertiklag et as rebook mat et the &Whey annum his Royal Higher, re boil to Ids. The ;pub= orpirtlog A Poulmooth kr Moab AIN prosmilog to will idling mg boom la Ur, onellos d the wad illepoinoolo. No nollotiodloo cling% bow sour,ell Yin plimmil lloOmir. T. Alp la booboo/ mat op Ark lowa polo mi lopoosto for No ormsor yes today. ADWZIALTY, Arm I.—AppourrmalllL—Rear A Olio Rod P. W. P. Wa ll is (1861), to to . dor-bodisCo; <v Dna station. C=J. B. Dam OM), to the Cambodia, 70, ot Ibe do fruit okol Walm Lhasa D. Dodo (11106), to dr Illoidllo, 72, a Patina& . Palms= Maileos.—The isspedirAmeeral at NeelWks. Amami the Mime Wagon ea Mimi Itirea wag la leer ltideeVe dime, Pperpre. The Dee Mow fir iirer Yee& et islarre l ane Or Wi t, Wea newly via neva ablagelalle Or P we" Memen, Orelrok Weave* AM DOW. Oa arerailemes of Ike onelemera et the sepeameled rein aa a e g lie war, Ova= amp& seeilea meat ea Ws eatanithisg prow mime, Or lie lbws ia a peed el thee waft sleet Ire Iler Ala raw, ma led ve te* et Mt weird dm, NW he whith the laaperar was MALTA, _Heim M. Her ilajoitle air %kr , whisk left Hate Oat Woad ta - thelOM hemed llamas Qom VW** dis =ld ire hose t. steel 16 Itst 11 sed iseelos ast et sleet YAM It is toomMil m • mad bood eidt weed, olsberetoly and. A per. Melt imelidlea le steles the dierair stores Mir at Alm hes emt la Or semi at ComhatlaspM just the mime, el the Dsido br mashes, time is as brevet sod llama pit= of ken whew I am taw, ),W loan" milosadoa ths gnarl. Oa the 17th a isel Mt tam Os art bled filer lltt S p is C . OrMeleli, sad killed limit sad mother et Mob kr do Undo les Elva sWs:sdal to Addis llitheat, at the ksit ashmssr lobs,* As astiMaso naked to Wasik butt Jobe Thome otNowesstla 11. Pao. Paleaskst sad Cabala elleirr, methyl ad, Ole oasis Seathomplea; and tho Wale rid lades fres Almeida. This aseic Italds"Clapiels Kis, mimes .rata assed tio list, vase to baths Mose" it MA. Orel Lag soo7 bras spirt Na each damsel. - Tla rem sad oar pow, whisk esio to hews to piss sa ft Mama this siblemea whoa the will tory Moe beta pat of is ammeosate. SPOBTING. THE EPSOM HA did not know when I forwarded %Lag esuanniostion that Dukago.r. would net Sri I Rwite enikiently sons in Ms ono ebb avweing thew* be City sad Suburban for any perm $ e bin the bet en bie awful at the Down. nisi mum la elan eatreseb any trial yenta& , and,l say mew relbeele what I bleed at is Inerdny babes Wald bake this it 03n et bed "W tb O% rbleit miles bb wbobt:Z bie. mlein4 he either e liebegelbe es City noggin, St Me. le Maid et be tbe Wee ente; bet be To dee nob bet ferenlb he the Ilebegeibah n tint =night giA mai es Deiesnese, wile way eel be the ne nen lb yr beehei te4legla at Ilkedissikar, sad et Cent= Ted fire el the me= nen be Baia be the Ilebebibm. seed is bib as 3 to I le yet ; tor 011 y eel bbowbea be bed en a wnenatin inn egenelses Ile le 4. /Albin* be= 414 la empeina nth we* envy ken red la thll UPI IMO% ami Fs* be maleg le bet By nowise he bean and la penbeease be wwYsin nee he the Miner ml I wewast bane Set lie party will min irk • doer Ile bis as Gnat Denim sad Chine Oup si bs If be ems na saw el He.., those Wane WM Is BS et kb Emmy. At preen, banner, I moat wen as :natty food hone cool SSVS to be mimed ; Adeltea kin marl beet ha the City sad Suburbia. I A l va I ' METEOR. LATEST BRIT INCe.—WRDNisoAT NIQaT. CUT AND 511111:111.1111 HANDICAP. •to apt Wowlama*, (t) 10• to 1 Pt. Mr (t) S to %War 10 le Mona tt . ) 100 to 100 to &PWad(t) pais (t) eat 100 to LIAN•Ton 100 b —141 d Athesa 0111.02 METIIOIPOUTAN STAKE& 4 PI 4 1 4, DoPmara (1) I Oa Minim (t) I to Pap %Ito)) to amia Pasha (0111) II so Psolesloo 11* Oa Loh las wit 108 to Mandl (t) DUST. IN/ Pa le opt Lady Mattaiii* with r.ptar r throws 10,' Minh 1000** apt ILD. CROXTON PARK RACRB.—WIDNIIIDAT. Tam l'saano . Bs* otcsr of t• rew.,l•4 84s Ka r.+4 bank errs ru, tara kr W Inso Moos del mood oh* Kamer Is lie Porten Ke Kie 0 4 .. ?•Z rMre oSobri aeK. t i rarlik i tzs lIKWC . Kr. . 1,...".. 0 r5. TM en soroe6. end Sr. G. lo 5 KB, 11A no Corset Kuno,/ le sem eta for berm Ike lm bre :Ka Kis Mal* tor KorooKrtal line mrl Kama mei Kr. G. to laimatar. 8/ TOM MIK. 8 itOveurt ro. 128 I t: rttiore ll4.l. orocA .11t. ..... ......(Carl Too Comae son ea 71 nos. Kiel te • ram 6 eakeigoripesailti le Itsialreorr. 4 or 4 abi 11 4 : Mo T Z:9 I / 1 * ". 1 4 311 44 1‘36_...........:,,......2 11 ..1.=$ Klima,. Ilmoner e = of am Km. van . n. WK. .8.0. Ur. Mown lwlolq 48 VOWS Y. 4 ri% 4.4 ist A =g I LZ iiiiiiiie. err Mr Koos Clara 4 Hs. TA lab tenor** 3 Kr. Gaisorl mil be itlio *en Km* PorainK Ir . :: U. Brn* 3 11:: l iftrjrn" 4444. " 41r 4 0; 400 * AV ... 1 '. 4 .. Mr Male It To 1 Cie et Si sers. In woes seise le a IlorEne Bwpwt. d ,I of go errs Koos b ree lege II dodorod, ft. Too KOK t abr. 14 14 1 no Tann K Omen b Tn . = 4TR i fro Flemonad. 4 Ks. Ihe Mb ... .. . . (iii. 8 , um Shorshom • rm. OM UM— .. (Kr. 8 Boma hotbed Toted of " pownwoy" Is now t o t r t, by Una& 6 the WsWiligioa Docks. gign=is • =Wow a asbaikii N mime, awl Ibr the trim of tie hos& Thal •=4 aim w bigot bee Illaiptos Dodo ems • pout of dr Awe ea hod Ur Owed Gnaw Owomweit amino wtim thaw amid elk Ilko lOW bale, ooteal mid by Ito Law" wbo ally Alma Ow WOW of Am me& =7modoolb Y OY wowity. wib milli It eM ottobwoo to thio armay is sot wwwWww slay fart olhol bon Sat 'sibs how dr ••• of dr pon Took two willairlip Am • imp WM kw bus= aptpo w two of *gm the Norotisas are miihwaw• •,,, ...• m••••• mi.., . •••••••• •••••1., ,•710). ROTAL PALACIO AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.— alkusled wpm, for the coma! year of the toyal p ail ballop is MAK D ... r .... ......,_.A, Mi. linlllll MIMI Ns. 4. Mli Copra I me =of /Ada la lie INoulaolso. MI OM nibble Om pornamorm • owl Pomo ono s sr2too l. SOi l looft it Ur ItashOldroot tot Yr Ws d o t6B:l M WIN mid • 0001010 of oalloloo. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1557. 'lobo Intdlttnct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Arm. I. (Baum Mr. Ccauabiome Ildboyd) latit:wlag is a tar import at the ananinks of Yr. Man dna in won able to gin to yanaday's Swots A IN RE ROYAL BRITISH BANK.—RIAMINA TION OF KR. APSLRY PKLLATT, FORMIRLY A DIRICTOR. The court set to-doy to roomed with the ezetolootion of the auto& M Ft. Wadi/ scassel, as bash for the aselasesi ; Mr. Mat wee la Waime a alotail by hi etterery, Mr. Vols. Mr. Lakbar aid he piped Mania Mr. Prilstt a le the Ibiartios of dale* k owl lb pogrom does 18110, whoa Mr. Ma lilt the Mr. Matt lavas bia swath became • director dila loyal Baba Lath an Pito U ; 1819. I Ira aro *id with Mr. Wawa Mr. Zit* Mr. Cameros, Mr. MI" aid was saga * the pipes of forming a beak lair 7 sal II alke. UL ere pupate which I Mae" aid As Mllla srl M>rMaL Ut. Ltaldasr—l pease tat a usalimma la par pedi tha meld sot be doodad by lath a rigemalla Mr. Pillatt—l think I aboald sot hale awe lab Illat that. lem swan that martin thane the Mita home aeltaited. I was fatthisoid by sty petemd filth MT. Wategar, the math *a Glaigos. MI6 d Mr. Lathouth, I det sot limos thy War anthem at Ss bond. I Lila lino Na. Mr. Rae& oats or Oda la led sot boa Introdeoli to his I aim saw Mr. the spry, at that I. I yaw Wow it Oft MOP wade, that &al lases Oat he aide einalay. Mit ad boa that the baba* Ina set MENU IS eras lrs ea the beak ; alga be Om I kith I iambi m load ad* as Pak liebasey, MA at shah alba awe Mr for bares st ea immeasa Is ppm I thin tbe k To eiverthai rather vas*. l ona bane 140. Maass pet alrlertald* to the dial.= 03 thin yonsinolg bid= lar the pitilmisaja m a. bar r2a ."..111. jatte-btf. WWI at tho ay tare amen sibuies I ma Mos laitea the tar; be t I mita sot how isiti alasies. Mr. Uthatos—Mlbst ths mid i2Zar Mai M ast MILIMML ei be mo hiessosi tea popna if Mz.NllMl—My ise r th at alma Cabal, the aglal yes TM eithellamint asiesal 1 MN* gait aid INA wee the Ew a = al ga at be heed by ay I alga at am M r the abalanelat saareeL labs ti silithat Oat Oa thesilisithes yen ashy isaithale pa stir a to be pe' imam layessies that I sup- ad the Waft SWIM. The ainsalatiaat woe ta- Wei la the llsalmne Mzerizr, easept sem pablketioso It Nita that imam taser so Mt stialowa sad that iketholles sae only ithisedlis er-lborth et their peltheaosiled. Mr.HoweirlMaLimeariethwuramakast atharthineat a ilisitath let I as.. mw ana at Me booth I Oak they withires am* sairerealo At •.. tis bead ta as PM t 18.40 w nisi t~ 1I , he aWai Cathill. Oa = UM, It ass mend that Mr!inenoetli admits + b egoolksaillis aim was wend to be isimuld_ ims as ist - sterm.a. I have so inhabit saes si t e le awl* Alizmariz the sisellesessi sa pient' althea way rim it &Nl= I bet I be/ anhatio le sib MEC Sy a Nada the Ga yob ld,lw attend Sat than Missan do lel eat sitea thoduaeas an elliteasto thielal be sadden. lath =dips& I aft at Mat eo that tho most so at It; *I salkonay board. I bath so risalliatha b SIMI pm sgo. The lannitaser—li 11 meterial b eater Wm as tams dasselsse that ask par been as obis* was anaa, Mr. Lebbeir—it was as aimeill pert of won tap* Isto r fiestaiss of the bah, tibeire the lathe ale pad it 11110 t• al sobs aim easissaatasa ametelei—l theft sada* Mr. Mamba ping dews to Newer &le pkolombelhos. I serer knew lin he ael wareary. I lilt Mr. Maks did so, and leder Mr. Peahen. 11r. Paddiers—MA wt. (leeddew.) Mr. Follett—l daft haw Mr. Meade bosdlifid% (A latter from Mr. Mambo to KA Maim wee bete rewo, re redos st elk tram • Ifir. Oesbes, of ?lotonotlt, to pieea Memo, cs caddies el bellartad waseger dtlr Mettesdh Mesa ; site Mr. arwu mass the elle ailleitalf of the dbedus) I have DO doubt thie MO yes meta by walbader oldie hurt It looks way weili rtes es odgedmeal Ida Clotioes le ogee a lembeinewerlMAMesedildelfallameoldis. (deader Mew bus Menlo ••• NA alibi hie .atresee" Meweeds lad ilmildleed. ad stiMeig w Met Me Mak bed mel "delle • owsldea" Se piroes.) now bine d `set peek Mg Mold wee wag me moskity le tile leri .• wee mew is dead Biotin. I lam be bel bum milord to wow try, bit wet tam bid to osipme es Sews I envies It true and that Mr. III•1Ibetwe rte Weir setrobary. Tame laid et the alwale•boodr, meigt to idpi k I don't knew that be wee ddelabi ettsotary ea die wow day w I wee sprelSSldiesiir. I nip bow est be woe amployod a opeild sibs albs see. (A Mir loss Moues of the Id at fty _edit et lie great merticas e• Nowstoks end wee op sib • teped be Se issitusee of 10L, at he add de ellboat lbe mild." He promised the Melt abeellatlMAll. • yew lbws Nowcwilo.) Though Mr. IlmoW webs of Mt Add aborteter, I avercowl dared Ida es Ib. essetwy Is de hied. Thaw letters to W. Mallbe saw awe lidos Ow beard. At • mooting of the lased tem So 11th et Y wean that" the asentaty," Ilt.1611•61141Peo seeir DM sissely with the requestotthe Nenowilikalmeleeiloh, sad teseireal to the moth. I have no dealt rot mimeo le surest, bit I dill disk that Mr. Maillee w the oseetary, set Mr. Moseiss I have so add Jr Mar oemetly rogremet wig Mob plea bra, bui I sIM dealt whelk, blade ever obi ea so- Tito Missies wee in Mitheacesumet prhon is Ithe. (Nagle.) 111 r. lithiter—No Psi; but this wee In May In MOWN lea* of the it Meg, 1849, Menthe urges the ita. partied of obtaining the ebester es speedily es possible, a. woe allesbei to that by the shareholder. in ri.rirlave as seselledlos of Mr. Heedless calling =Meal= In the /Pre et Omen= le the peumenue or the Babb Huh. • War 'Maths spates el Mi. Owen, the new fikinger, g id e. s dtapea tar ol. JP to go down to Medea" lest that Pee set seri the circumstance to my inesiedies. I .e amber Mr. Pitman Kennedy going Ids**, I Wm, thik • view ie has election for thud Peels @weed elm lade l.a Meaden thee tad. detailing hie ti ti. tle, bed Mr. Plitt still tithed that he = l ll al h un athe be eating as rdethery. Inedirittededethingi-1 the path et a daft ea the 11th atMay, whoa udgede wee suds at the edema of =Mr. Owes lower& the ewers el the Newer& This edema vas mete te Mr. Mergee,not to the ssesseery. Ives MAIIMINS dist Modes hat UMW/ugh for t i he m purpose d peas sbegebstim. =z gh_thit eed from Meth( thei - bebel mimed SIM the 'Plied erg amid get pp their aped* and were not woe& *4-4 I wee gel men id tie duettist Meats bad heat Ida yap Ye Wlthestegetheed. What ha made on =afor semneenelles. I dtheselesed that be was in but I new arellerd ki webs as The lethi et Mower& Ith thesugh-1 integinerwln ts eT the illhuthp el piing the des hiss up. (A letter wee sea low lir. Oetheith et liewesethe. dam that the share. baligniregebielle sisal* ppm el atleseey =ISM they W sthediel la Len- Puri deowinee4 est heath drat be edshishad. Ifewenthe.) L i ds etthe bath °Ma July, 11149, shwa Ogg the lbeelen Pied le spa breech until the loot bildia Mr. MuMes Put drys Illegghth ei rl il en get swan what make dsabiedlods wen eldrith this.. I uthiebted ft an 2th thesergi The ninth el the 17th /sludges. that "the sossolser re the shoe el Illr. Mullins, that all the Newethis e3ri i We bat use that "the there re belga the power etterthy. Ido nit dila fined to wee Mr. Mak& Zuswille that before mo, I &di mbribit I raise le Ya. I sour sew bin acting in the ape* etentry. I Pet Wok be wee Forth st al theWithys In his Ina Pau& I tap ben scan bia et gene et those maw I Pee se Pelt cesiteralie diethithethe wen spend by the Newer& deuebnling beiges. a broth" see set speed there the bud =the( yth SUK the odd list MS &MN had ben them(, eel 49S FM in sr aim* the Wed ai ' the next meths wee TIT. I &sat vesellect that the beard Ins in the kit d taking esegthy la the lred deposit of 101. per there; but withrur in la the at I cannot desist. Os th e Ithed Pas ft wee mend that 402 shares had bees pit tsr d 1 eseulthe bel bud Mks ; sad 212 edit hen beg sue egeriared= The et t" Jun, th The Br*" 111111161 in the Sas Pa " Jobs Muth., • uh gee them lemil essessehry, bet I atoll sey the name is thmb pied Mr. Ilahlear—Dst wee all than prospetus= ping sheet Ss loth table 7 Mr. Pthed—Tlegy gal& _le• but tap Jimmies le that I was new Manhole ßeth gettestiesi se esssetary, er I dated bezasebei He Wed Mu begs escreemp bade I le the beef It yea ley IM lesusiley pa will Mile MD mos el Mr. Lishstar—We Ida gee thud that, Mr. Peidd. ethilml—Tbe dials tithe IPA Imo, at slab I the pentek Sides ties VIOL bed bees psl leo the IPA et asl. Tess the wligpsi the piles to the INS , III a either. (Tho ori we dued.) h gay *edam The shist i r mi tates it to re Pea sepal Mae lath ad aly ; I thought tt wee late. It le de m i: Ilithreger, Mr. Cateada, Mr. CiEse, Mr: /Ir. Otraa, mad myna I Ail aot take to megellin the shimelle tad pities were It wee api I Obi by the esentery. It stodge OW GPM h i es!, a pig op, gni we in the Bank el the that MID arm PA bud tams. I think W i t edged, dlb delft taw. I Poe se teem te Path L I in., new Mud he thin dap thst a the net emit otrom baton saloorlballbr, bet 11 is .peal eseth pegs sp. Og On id d•sient a wen sepeled SS the met speed/ Pi boo _atoos to Oa Onset, the thine w NM a blew fa the Are Ist at esi that ea IN the Spas WV -s hot p the thee weft' in wee rudethiled weir droll be Mud igg Oat Os larlo of the diem bed boa aped cd, tad thi IS Meths . dam mil be emleulobeL If mem te Nia, I suppose I lea impomelde kr K) WOO have ben imeileelhe le the like. I did It, IMk heal eareiermees, ter meat eta dear Ittecorhip wbdthe bete VIM MON= IMMO 011,111111 t is as Melt I lOW it wee aseeemey fiat Ilk &odd b. paid ea Nib Ewe la ke Neeiester wee applied Ise, sod the remehies 411 per are Mee the beet eimmemel beimee. The =Molts that Nerd eak aid NM November, ISA stabs il Se i m pel Me WA ben hem aeheelled ler, that the Mel Mabee. dolp meleokeed Net ea bailee aims ea IMMINBII a hily poll up. de advessibet awythieg Yr. Oammelfs pmalsery fele bay Yin he Ns MI charm. I smkeeleed that the elide we eel la the paresis of the bob, Withal lie Mimes letemen that sad 60,0001.weelbeemeamtpiNtsepsellmfreer4omes. I err lot aims ask UAW thee, the - bend bold amity ke 7,4011. I wan print at a bawd maim M whirls that =tram the Weals. IMiak ma welideery Mated by Kr. or to O m that the Bawd of Tiede allowed ea , poebe deleded Mem the sepia I did sokem I tie osettiesee, loww erasmog at the abontioNem =ea 'fns d the meiler bad meeped ria limbs et the 1116 November, 1649,hats the lie Mime la the Drat of Neshed wee caly _26,0001. iml4, ohm 9,6231. , sad • loos Is lir J a l la f7= 2 7l Mr. Likkabe—Tbla bow ra dip the certideate with • beide* d them ads f Pdlatt-1 rut have boa mainly loader • Tem ler pre7efor. — Mr. Lin Motor—flat yea Irma what wee not coned f Mr. Penstt—l mutt lave tem =ler • wrong impellers et the U. (Irugher.) I mar sr, whether Iw pr rat at the near al Ms eria•los. I AM not biers whither Ihre woe ray alter armed* eras the esprit be yerl dr I hal a fere tarreedon ban Mr.StrrlCrt to *died la tLat callittie. I re ether foramen to Ow Mak • ell MIA pm ehre wee irde, and erZira - a MI. la the illewleg wits* elk • row to ertromerg beim fronefireff. _Whoa the loser geellrbery wet rerlseel •• I Abler to ea tee bilge; Ito l ei rOmeert &ewe. re Met die polleirry sprier of edge Morrie& to beg bees iewi kir I =der reel Mr. MOW apes= le oral on v e l yrtnee v ir l awee= not to the dies It woo mak to itiasran leriree. Cameros we ie gereg amorgrirt I ei net berme mete that my orgrearedes se le idea wee wrong until Ate dr bah Mr. Ihddeler—gar i dhart llet beak stoned ? Mr. firma It oat ea 100 , 1 over some of - m ite 'oner—le k pemlbie that you, as a member !phi isitil!t are, wme net ware el the state of the law in titis — reepit Pellett—l always thought that the charter limited the liatilitlinklaterLHad . - Mr. on the honour to be a member of the Vwhen Mr. Ikea= made hie statement! . e rellatt—No. Mr. Lbsklater—How did you think that the charter limited year lability? Mr. Pellatt—l 'apposed that it was limited to double the mem& of my shares lie. Unklater—llow in beeves did you get that notion (lasstMear.) Yd yen glare anxious, es • legislator, to pro mote ediestisat (Great laughter.) The Commissioner—The beak was keeled under an act wYsl Seeded pow 'okra W Natality. Mr. Peillste—l wee as* aware tithe bat. All the time I ergs maw Ht widen dot, by Os risreter, the ehareisiddere ll* 10118 is deraMe due meow* el irk draue lir. lakiMr--Thes I eepoues yea told the public Mr. Mr. Pelledt—l told them nothing 'a foss I was personally concerned. Mr. Lirddater—put martinet a party to the advertimment which says--.. It is manifest that the depositors can incur no risk whatever, and the eliareholders will know that their lia bility cannot exceed one fourth part of their paid up stock, in mead of being aa in other banksunlindted That a contrary t4ur y u notion. Mr.rellatt—l was no party to that prospectus. It was Woad without my giving attention to it. - (‘` Shame r) The claw in the charter which I refer to la the 9th. The Commissioner (looking at the charter)—That cheese only relates to the liabilities of shareholders inter or. Mr. Linklater—And you took it to mean that your liability was limited a regarded the public ? Mr. Pellatt—Yea ; my impression either arose from that, or from some bill brought before parliament which did not Linklater And thank(' you thought it was law ? (Laughter.) Examination continued—There is a minute of the 24th September, 1849, that Mr. Measles be discontinued as WM ry to the board. I don't ewe what the minutes ere—l never knew Mr. Menders act as secretary' wal if he was celled se, he wee called wrongly. I deity that he was there weft eseesetery. He might be acting mi secretary to a pettlerehr =We& I knew the cash journal et the bank. I new Wed of an, ansagenot which Mr. Cameron bad sacs he Wain the OM aseeeeire to commence bueinees. The buss has lthe of the 10th October. 1849, eecme to mike le seem arrangement for borrowing money from Edin bar..Lanklater, —lt Is memory to have these farts in eel r solely with reference to Mr. Pellatt, but in order to the evidonee which will have to go elsewhere. (k29 l now) xxaminatien rontinned—l recollect the opening of the bank in November, 1549. I was not there, but I was at the dinner In the evening. I was not at the prayers in the morning. (Hisses.) Mr. Linkleter—At the dinner, did you propose this toast : " The friends and well-withers of the Royal British Bank pwlictalat I L ammo .yew Loolco aud p iowincal press" ? Laughter.) Mr. Pe tt— I dare say I did. I had not road all the prow had said about em, but I might thank them generally. I was fortunate enough to get one of the medals. I have it yet. (Laughter.) Mr. l..ldriter —You proposed to give a gold modal to the Queen ? (Laughter.) Mr. Pellatt—l dare my. I continued a member of the board till the end of 1850. Mr. Linklater—Did yen thenbeliere that the bank had not lost one-fourth of 50,0001. ? Mr. Pellatt—l was not aware of loss to that extent. I thought the bank safe and solvent. Mr. Linklater—Had you no apprehension at all ? Mr. Pellatt—None. Mr. Linklater —Wm there no account which alarmed yon, to which you took exception I! Mr. Pew-1 was alarmed at one and left for that mason. I attended a board at which somethlncike wAil lent to the Welch iron -works, and a mac larger advance was &seamed. I contended against the large loan, and carried the board with me. At the next board I was surprised to find that the finance committee had lent the whole sum nand by the board. Shortly after, I went down to Wales, saw the works, and was astisfied that it was a lodag concern. I returned, and sold my share, on the Stock Exchange. I don't think I ever went back to the board. My mason was that I thought they were going into a dangerous unblinking transaction. (Ap plause.) My resignabon was on the let of November, 1850. After returning from Wales I did not communicate my rea sons for retiring. The directors knew enough from what I had mid at the board before I went to Wales. A Mr, Durnelar and a Mr. Swift werethe parties first connected with the loan to the Welsh works. I did not tell Mr. Cameron that he ought to discount these persons' bills. I think not. I was not aware of their application for discount. By the " application book," it appears that on the 14th June, 1850, Mr. Scale applied for a loan of 5,0001., which was referred to the solicitors; and on the 26th it was agreed to if the secu rity were found rofficient. Scale was then carrying on the Iron works in Olemorganshire. I assented to a discount of his bill foe 91301. in September, 1850, and some other bills. That la the account which has re sulted in the rain of the bank. 1 did not object Lc that amount, but to a subeetinent one, much larger. I cannot refer to any entry in the minutes of my objecting to further advancee, but I did so. It wee soon after that that I went down to Wales. The proposal for the second advance was &cured and negatived ; but the adman° was made not .. vi r=aisr—,lllU ouch revolution appears in the book. Mr. Poilatt—That is no Dolt of mina. On my return Berm Walls I draft think I made any emonunication to the dirnagerea I did not Mats that parttime: romon for my Iteinteg. I ealleemed my laity te e. Wategor (dated 31st Oa shy, WIN sad eistwi to my MO= for retiring my vest el/ ties, and mempodem la ether ermonercial boards, WI Amid to the min wed womb.= ea which the beak vet Itemied. sad its improving Mr. Linkiiier—Not one word gout the Welsh mines ? Mr. Peibill—Ne. I said there wee att. I said that owing to the umbsoling aohme ti the atommetioa it ems dangerous. I 41Id admen toy _itireillifine I said my dome arid got the miry_ , lott I let my tames ger some time Is the bank. • Unklatar—Did yam set dew do your mats were mold to a purchase bad by the Mak, Kr. Pol.it—No. I bum my inaier's letter showing that they were sold in the millnary waff. I sold these voluablo alarm, on which 601. had been mil, ilw 471. I had not been a party jam before to Inviting • prendlon of 21. on slime.. I wan not aware that the Mrectors bad tried to bow new shams eta premium, during my time. By the minute of December 14, 1849, it appears that each a revolution was 1741 but it never was done. When I left the bank in Oct., thought that Mr. Cameron owed the bank something. I have a statement of what he and others owed shortly before I left. It was given to me in confidence at the time (Au gust, 1850). Mr. Walton then owed on his discount account 9.3001., with a credit balance on his drawing account of 1,200!. ; Mr. Ritchie, a director, had a lean of 6,000/, wen rity Alabama bond.; Mr. Mullins, 3,000!. ; Mr. M'Ciregor, 1,0001. ; Mr. Gwynne, a credit of 3,0001. ; Mr. Marrows (partner of Mr. Eadaile), 2,6001. ; Mr. Cameron, mob credit, 3,000/. At the time the advances to various directors and ofiloers amounted to between 26,0001. and 30,0001., including their dimosuit would& I thought the a/cordite good. I have not Inquired wballaur as amounts have diminished. Of mums you don't essay mass there. Mr. Linklater—No, no; no ono acmes you of that. n. (Cha) • Pellatt—Os the Mbar Yak my soh account will show that I have aided the bah tomiderehly. Yr. Lheidstar—Be Iltti Mal minset you of taking any of the bask Milt that I have set emabelmi into your accounts (Cheers.) Kes ideas ridinti—l whiteny le S. I should be glad to hem the awe disetwei. 1 tee my two we smoothie of the 'woe committee. Winer l wait es t the pot•Ess bat might be about 7,000 L, bat I have as recollection of Thal peshiss bill book in ma knight before se. The so- Ober might report it tem thew lie Mow Whin I retired I suppled dist 25,000 L Itsi beat admated on the Welsh 0.01•41/4.301. against my ThL TWO WS she 0007. at WAIL del fear &redoes sad gawk bat ea dimemela. I I thseskt tba Wok was a god eosins whin I hill ths tom& dog shares (now pedenal) the mos et Ir. Jam km loses dna oat, and lade( XT. Ceressa anballinled. I some implant it. The Mid ing brim, Mr. Jabs Be" shim that the shares were sell In thee...nary comes an the Mock Exchange. On the 17th of Idepeseeber, 1860, a reesintica wee parsed in favour el waft the capital by 80,0001., by the Immo of 1,000 yew shares ; the same to be Ind at a premium of 6 par cent. I was a party to that lIIMIMMa. My adon wee on the 30th el W.• ober. Light have retmsedfrom Wass a week or two brine fist At • reeding of the board cm the 29th of °tabor I ems gement, and the petition to her Majesty for the Imes of maw shares was signed by the court, sad aralsd with tier mama seal of the beak. This dreacti It as produced. It Is signed by me. I hays was Mina to the 29th October. The a p:liint sarese—"Yoar pdAtionen think it neceesery, by num tid r boriseed and Massing banner of the coil Is* DM& !Irak and now propose to raise an siihkesi espied of MAX and to issue 6,000 shares of Wad. are Ike the prom Of course it would strengthen Ss MX bid is* dom. and I considered the bank in • pelbsllg HMO AO lasi I left it. elsesides esearkmtlaa. bib'. NSW anborltlal i the Conaniriarr that than eras aelieg esandstallsh ta Owl his riassalesrisr la at._Xs bad Mori as Ma nem Xs Or baste of en his enrn. i, Vne.) Is Ita am il o wst duke to act hensiddr hewer osts. of degree of neplpenee. Is dr aunt as pa& would be Of Vaka b. 1•11 dinet aseiw erbia he ought to forfeit bliesmfalf, brionr Inlecity. Mr. LinlibMe srdl Mr. PAM Yes ono who had signed the Wend deeemellkwhieltandiesol several unisoe state ments bed Isedid this dkarrolna, and ssest feel, as or who hod ion& saudisla bemoan, that he bad not acted as he ought. Whim ha bad determined to quit the Mak on account of ths sdnosts on the Welsh were., he sot, sit AO Ins, to have taken an active prir ew =ip Ms MOM by dgaing the peddles dir qy power Is bins seswasses. Osiendsdosr—la As mart 'bee of the proceed- Zl oa de net Ma II Is areqsalat dir sr to express any ado or PaillenWillisallosnsalsNe.ldenieslovigitted es secreta s izi a Lladheemeastpeemeletempamellarbasethe 17th ad the eametary name to, des almsece of Mr. aim, seal not have Ism lima His im pression was that Mr. Menzies bad Mal Mad as secretary, and that the original draft minutes were made in his hand writing. Hr. George Shane, • clerk in the office of Messrs. Mullins and Psddison, stated that he know Mr. Menzies well. He acted as secretary to the British Bank till stout readier, 1849. The original minutes were in hishand tWg, and witness copied them. Mr. Voes mid it was probable that Mr. Pellatt's recollection had misled him on that point. Mr. Felled said his impreedon was strong as to what he bad stated. He had no wish to mislead any one. Mr. Linklater dated that Mr. Stapleton, M.P. for Ber wick, who became a director In 1865, would be examined on Wedneedsy nest. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—APRIL 1. I (Before Yr. Commisaioner Murphy.) IN TUC WAITER 07 AVOUSITO FOCOCI. The insolvent, an elderly man, who was before the court in Noveniber, appeared for adjudication. He bad formerly , been Nadal" of • cemeter company. Mr. Dowse °Freed fee y Mr. Timewell, tailor, in Doke- rtrect, St. James • ; and Mr. Reed supported. The complaint was that the insolvent had swindled Mr. Timewell out of 1301. in mosey. lie had dealt with this creditor and owed bim a debt for clothes. One day in the year 11145, he suddenly came tato the shop, saying that his boy" was to haves commadon friths army, and he wanted 1301. to complete the porches, money, which wee to be forth with lodged at the Herse-Onerds. Mr. Thema believing the statement, borrowed the money for the insolvent, which he had to repay. The money was not lodged at the Horse- Oneida, but with an °Meer who kept It in pert payment of a debt the insolvent owed him. Soon altar the insolvent got the money he left London, and assumed a different name. He had visited several places, and shortly before the she years expired, which would have barred the debt by the statute of limitation, ho was served with • copy of a writ and had plaided to the action, putting the creditor, in addition to the loss of Ws debt of 1301. money advanced, and a further debt for clothes, to about 301. law expenses. On the former occasion he was required to amend his schedule and he had added a number of creditors. Sines he obta ined the money of Mr. Timewell be had married • amend time, and realised • considerable sum by his interest on his first marriage, • part of which he had spent to himself. He had been in prison since May, and although he was baud in November, he had preferred staying in prima to appearing for adjudication until to-day. Mr. CommMsioner Murphy told him it had been urged in mitigation by his counsel that he had been 11 months in prison, but a great deal of that time depended on himself. Ile had, as by anticipation, stopped in prison, and had enjoyed the facile and ;dement side to the portion allotted to remanded debtors. Be (the Commissioner) considered that the present wee the most patent act of swindling that had come before him in the administration of the law of this court, , and one he was bound to mark by a judgment which would extend the imprisonment from May over a period of 15 months. Hie Honour gave • judgment of 10 calendar months for the fraud from the vesting order in October. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—NoRwicu, Aram 1. CROWN Counr.—(Before Mr. Juane* Erle.) TIM RABBIT CASE AT MOLT. It will be remembered that during the excitement occa sioned by the conviction of 'shower' for taking rabbits from the Lows Common, at bat, Lord Matins'., one of t h e com mitting magiatratie, proceeded to the office of Mr. J. IL Tillett, editor of the Norfolk News (which had made some severe comments upon the case), and is alleged to have them made use of threats of personal violence to that gentleman. An indictment for a misdemeanour has been preferred !against Ids lordship, and the city grand jury yesterday found a true bill. A bench warrant was granted, and his lordship was to-day admitted to hail in two sureties of 1001. each, and himself in 200 , . The case will probably be removed by certiorari to a igher court . WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Tntlerote, ISSECII 31. Caows COURT.—(Before Lord Chief Juetice Cockburn.) PONT-OPTICS ROBBERY. William Dable was indicted for stealing npost letter, con taining a half-sovereign, the property of the Postmaster- OeneraL On the 27th of November lad the prisoner was a sub sorter in the Taunton poet-office, and on being given into custody on another charge of letter stealing, he gave the letter in question to the constable, as the latter wee about to search him. The postmaster, who was present, asked Doble whore he got the letter, and the prisoner replied, " I took it." The letter was unopened, and was addressed to " Mrs. W. W. Daggaley, 7, Fulham-pare, Paddington-green." The writer, Mre. Easton, of Staplegrove, posted the letter et the Staplegrove receivine-house. and it was duly received at the Taunton office, end stamped with the Taunton postmark. In the newel course the Jotter would come into the hands of the prisoner to be shunned before being given to the clerks for sorting. The letter was opened before the magistrates, and the half-sovereign proved to have been enclosed by Mrs. Easton wee found in it. Mr. lAtriude, for the defence, urged that tho letter wee innooently in the prieoner's hands, be baring taken it up on being suddenly called into the postmaster's room from his duties in the office. The prisoner was found Guilty, but recommended to mercy on account of the good character he received. Ilia Lordship sentenced him to be imprisoned, with hard labour, for twelve months. THE POLICE COURTS. idANSION-HOUSE. George Norris, a journeyman, in the service of Messrs. Mosso and Son, talks., in the Mamie*, woe brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having robbed hie employer. of • vast quantity of cloth and clothing materials The circumstances which led to the detection and appre hecaion of the prisoner, were of a singulir nature. It ap peared that a aheriff 'a officer, who bad been Icoking for the prisoner for several years, at length discovered his place of abode at Stratford, and upon proceeding there for the purpose of making a levy, he found 7 cwt. of cloth and other materials for making garmenta. The prosecutors were therefore com municated with, end the prisoner, who had been in their employment for the lest six yearn, and in whom much con fidence wee placed, was given Into custody. , Michael 'keeling, an assistant to the prosecutors, identified a groat portion of the good• found at the lodengs of the. Sumer,eel a. the propeety of Messrs. Moses and eon, and said he o doubt that in the event of the pnwiner being res mended, the remabider of the articles would also be shown to belong to them. The prisoner wee remanded. THE PRINCES OF OUDE AT BIEMINCIIIAM.—On Tuesday the M.y or of Birmingham entertained a large party to dinner at Dee'. Hotel, to which the Princes of Oudo and their suite were sporislly invited. Mr. )(tints, M.l'., Mr. R. Spooner, Arehdenoon Sandford, Lieut.-Colonel Cos, and Y. D. Hili. Eq., Recorder of Ilirminglnun, were among the guest.. " The Heslths of the Princes of Oude" was received with three limos three. Major Bird returned thanks for the illustrious visitors. [Advertinement.}—HOLLOWAT ' e OINTMENT AND Pius sinanase Leann roe Aeocisen—Ma We. Algae of ea gam, ars,. Weasel Mr. nal- SW a cane at al. lel& We eseliel wed sea save hie no hews af tin Ann Ilmensanabeene We no se of almilniet. op, and In aims we tdaill.;:allillinle.,=2•l= aq eked Wußreats"rjalal=ele"airaid.„Vat.alenteriii. iallm a r Nampa ; end*. 1 MARKEZB. ockTro. ir=thArstyndtp.—Zwztetr. Imoz sod UN 16 oilmad at Wimp 0K1......_.11=,1/ owe Aram apcit • 1. 4 nnlel je • ati t ielVlNlN - F0 MIN ONO *fifth/ NMI ; " N ig lAN; ImPle. MIPIL wooL-I.....4v=re t r it iv r "" I .ft b.... pnrr ismi lling g i =tismr k ay... : 4 ismidendia t is le aft aw aiii t La l 3esd illua t ia llitr ...........im.ve tri" Swam ...... Ogietstr iw ies t i lie .,,, h i 641: teli prim me mil. MI _er d rolua m m, 4 ., . Oa leMalb Inquired .....=:fr.... m e sad a• sorts Amok. la rim ; art .. IN tri g n a t resol4. ; d r ar VlMi tel itAt2 64l" Maim sitir . .. r jett_4l,fi sal NOY. IN EZ44 .Mrs, rot brads at MI Flom ON Os Dm, 'm a has bra mem Uri am alidgil. re= aim bun qtrit maim • illabl WWI= la Alms Om sa . z=rar r a m talar vn amr . 4. isseird4 ke Ms ban my Ible lab dllalst e=regi C rim I% imp Is v., e'X l l ll :trainr ".4 : B 4e= ga Listas.=:4 is is 4 i s pi r:L= 6. 4•7llll. duo ea asti % I V ; " NO lb• slims Om " In las matir t , kag ig W.Giene O.) ea rams Mare lo WM Orr boo um.. 11.• ad d =oath. but no dat as yu 4 a4.-41703 Um dre. I 0011.1111stiew. Aram I.—itswe ors good .Dow 4t TY INEdd si alargt Is. one IA d ia l og rata k m,.. w jes. Ai 'stag corn old WM. Oaks. t lea lama, am. Oa bw. P. obi .111 7 0 . 0E10111.011-rin - Ann L—ffie of pall St .3 , 1•11 A. mamas fan Om gems was Meal. •sat 1.0...1 a wo n , daessof b. per qr. es INN mpg% seenna. Lam • tal• dis t BOUM to YAW ispoL Mir 30. tor lack thaw. CATTLfte-llons.u. Ann I.—Trolo v., do* todol. von Mao lo prim Sod =do how 3. od. to 1.. uol. nba., .d. Ankles to la at : mt. 4t. to et; pork. at. to So wait do ill& 00•Lt—Lassee t _Ana L—Toodldd Mom Balm 13s. ,Sit • Ti Led Ootoolk 11 0 ; W eal 1h ; Rolls Mel tiomd.ll W MY !emir, IT.. AL ; Wik it Smowood. 1.5.. It MP. .4 MOM ; . 212 . 22. TRAFFIC RETURNS. lOW ISO. Me. Total. 5, ILAILVITL WS. illeael. 433444344 1567. l Oak arame Mud U. E ALI 40d 014464.4 III 6323 gi 11494 .11 =94014 MA= US 1.341 tg Rut mew ULU IL Out ttaribro . 193 7.850 13352 91,101 ag 1144413 Duce. . U 40) g Oak I. Mud. U. Blau gad ftwa Imbn sad Item .. II 143 963 1,115 , Oink gales limb 9. Ludas sad Souk Weadra 5.414 3.743 itin . 114444444144, Mai& sad War golagaial. 1339 1.704 5.0 3 3 3 . 1 11 ...) 11= AVU0i493934 ilia . ...... Vs: 4.014966144•41 — , 9. 0 90 4.771 t `,.. iffill North WoOdra Of 28.090 31.316 Ogi Cr 'as sad 61mitert Ul 10 emu, 3 ...ii.:. -M I-11 = 659 1741 _ _ 3,64 a 4x4 4 oillb . larda 30. u 1611 176 313 1 Wstartor6ek sad 11606/1 mew Diemb6 6. • .166 6 . Wok Modem . Ti - tti SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. ran liars—A boo; lab Flom Mut* ea her etere....yeareaf the °modeled, by time cream-tog Elfscase. Meta,—Tie fa Mars oiled tress *hie rat for RAOUL Mane lA—Wale April I. Jams Frederket, detain Pilate, oiled from Mar, irk.: the MI December, end has sot elect been beard of. Seamus, Copula Jetsam, from tondos to Colombo, anise Greet Saes (7), ere. sad pansegers Willow. Mrs AT Foams P;.7B.—Clio. and lergatoct likbaars ; J. Srodsh ;IN at Veda ; Verna. st Genie. aebudas; Orwell, at Bordeaux; Posrrirant, at the Sobel& Sims Is Lmarses..—Oires Pelee, troll St Bikes, f&.11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ansa Hula, from Sydney, pith malirsats, Yard 16, I. 460...1 10.01 W. • HI oda Allsms ( B01de& ably). from !tandoori for Fusderland, at CO do! Feb. S lat. 11.41 9.3 a B. Marian (act, from Liverpool for Portland, Ranh 11, laf. t lou 19 W. Claaasg nom Calcutta for Liverpool, Jan. 19,1 m. :Le 4 ka IL; rest II days. Gestoo. Mom Liverpool for Adelaide, Pre. 4. on the IJne. 1m 1 masa Fnt* tram Southampton to Nelhourna lat. MN, km Id W. Brows. tram Landon, for Hobart Town. 0.0. .1. BRITISH SHIPS IN THE PACIFIC.—The foirt. aro the movements of our ships in the Pacific :—The dig rsl (Bruce) left the Monarch at Valparaiso, and prose to Callao in the British contract steamer. and hoisted bell in her Majesty's ship President. The President was r a for Valparaiso and England on the 28th ult. The Tea and Cockatrice at Callao. The Pearl at the Chinchsa ZOO stult!gr slum wantng for guano. The Alarm es3t4l, Valparaiso on the 9th February for the coast of Neu Admiral Bruce will hoist his flag in the Naiad when We ^• aident arils. The Monarch will leave Valparaiso on these inst. for intermediate ports and Callao. The Trineande.l Panama, leaves on the 12th inst. for Valparaiso sod to land. The French admiral at Cabo. The Satellite c Plumper were on their way to join the station. ET4IOItATION RETURNS OF CANADA. We been favoured with a comparative statement, complede the records of the Provincial Government Emigranoad at Quebec, showing the number of emigrants landed at Quebec each year from 1848 to 18. A both: elusive, and the countries from which they respectively rived. Adding thine return. together, we find that tie? number of emigrants during the above period drier was 305,730. Of this amount 88.721 were from la 132,427 from Ireland, 42,312 from Scothuld, 11,71 Norway and Sweden, and 24,530 from Berns Belgium. In 1811, the population of tiger t was 77,000; in 1823, 161,097; in 1834, 32 0 A 87 i YI 485,357 ; and in 1851, 952,004. The increase of peak in the United States, deducting that counsel A Increase of territory, between 1840 and 1850, use cent.; the increase in Upper Canada in the NOS ' 104 j per amt. One considerable element in Casalmj lation is immigration from the United States, not passing through, but of veritable American eitiamsb7 l of which the census of 1851 returns. eulusice dear ( dren born here, 58,241 native-born Yankees, who boy from the gratness of the United States to image at t dianlnferiority.—Cienodinte Neva. ROBBERIES OF JEWELLERT.—Last police received information of extensive robberies i proceeding to and from the metropoliteur Talmage One took place between the Walerloo-mad terms Hydo-park, when a square box containing a pet t valuable jewellery was stolen. Another occurred to Oxford-street and the London-bridge terminus, when a , large black leather box was curried off, eontsedg sl quantity of rings, bracelets, earrings, and similar ors' [Advertisement.) --Nothing can be more lag then the numerous estreordlootry num without m dldes . : l 4 l , cotton Myepepedo, &dui ncy. consilpsUon, nem, basso I complUtlCl, cough, asthma, coLmontalon, end debility theatt Bury s &Scions health's goring Revilleelai .tab's Focs we. ieluelsotEr. Dec. 3, 1 14 7.-o:oemnro,-1 s o burr I, i r to mono you that We persart for whom your Rivalwald wO ban &Mel very ,net holent from its woo : dropey. dymende. and a °siltation a lOrs moved. and • feeling of rest•tool health Induced. hied[ the tcueScial effects In the ahove-mvEtEucleroe, lon OM, ressnonend It, etc.—J slier RiinotoNn. I ite 911 Ref " rimalilly, London. Nov. 8, I,o7.—tlen;lotcn ,-11 s ne t loos time a gnat sufferer from pile. and a rem conIIIMR!.`, bowel.. I commenced UMW, shout three Is, as WIRY ^ • beta Ambles" twice • day. The rash tome n , ..ebe ,101 % ty unbounded nettle hs. Sty bosses s tomach tide to re , who I ...years etto ;to fact. us fest Mir' region to the enjoyment of function* vvitbout ntaute% PR: hoyden No meOelne has mom done me the mood I Cam demo the Revoke', Ingetline Us" In reality, In re) core. i.e. ate, many thole. kn. I.—Wittion -40 einenito ge rs,ll ,, I ; ; Ch. The tutela 1 , —,0 nf b. poltoßtee ord.r. da luny sad Ir. Vectourn. Moon. and Co.. IRI, Mot 11y ; Abbls and ettureivelmet er, in ppm street ; e 3. 10. end Md. -- Di, 4:0, mad 431, Wend, Leaden:lnd through all cocas wadi BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA. BIRTHS. DARRON.—MerI' IL al OtiLlfordots..et, Haswell pm& 0 I: J. Boma, Erb, of • syr BlED.—Worcia 29, the Vloofutl. V abridge, thoilfs 11.1 lszebtotee• tb wife d It. W. fIW of • &wilt.. OM—Nod .& sit the Vicomte. Abbott's Leask 7, Herts. f the Ram R. O.& of • dassibm HER ATATIL —Womb 11, a Bloehtm.rood, Johnhowsil., of S. J. Hormonal.. , of adulate., LEY —Werth 11. et W..iodtaads. Do tytt. Hrs. W. Ley. cf •do 00 0 Lit r. this Damory. Norwich, the wits of W r* of s fisaistikr. MARRIAGES. CLARWS—AtfIITIN.—Murk 30. M Totionhall. Warn— tbe Wm. II J. W fot.aakfq. Mr. A. J. Claris. of n b•MIAOI4 to /417. claaglAw of the fats Mr. 0. Matto. of VANITBIt—IIWATMAW.-11 mei 31. at Sr. Wei. balks Rm. W. Tetra., Ile. T. Fame,. of Ookliliambit. • ftampioa, in MI. laltaleth (MUTTON—TILBURY.—):arch NearliaieljiM O , OfttWft NM.. to ZJlmbeili, daughter of J. TOM. JACO et Mated. DEATHS. 1111/11113Y.—Idarrh W. at Dramead. Men 'OM .6' g. OL D ITRWD. re —ltanth W. at Windsor. W. affordlan. ol NW W. rb at Thetford no, Norfolk. nor Merrt , Matta et E. G. Daihnsfl. Ina aged 07. YarbsYak HUWTON.—MsnIi 30. Botha df samsa. anal 74. POEM mod ?dial* beilusaas HA et &a the cf Iwo% Mawr. Iktsis. o.ek b eines. la as babe% ot e records of the Provincial Government Errtigrat. Quebec, showing the number of emigrant. ate `- 'Wed at Quebec in each year naive, and the countries fromro from whichl 848 to they re l s;ee 4 nce t' lS ' red. Adding thme returna together, we find that der nubs.? of emigrants during the above period of nano is 305,730. Of this amount 88,721 were bun 12,427 from Ireland, 42,312 from Scotland, 17:7 10 orway and Sweden, and 24,530 from (Musa elgium. In 1811, the population of Upper Co as 77,000; in 1823, 161,097; in 1834, 320,683: iv 15,367; and in 1851, 952,004. The increase of . the United States, deducting that ecineequent_. crease of territory, between 1840 and IMO, was 14 mt.; the increase in Upper Canada in the same tem )41i per pent. One considerable element in Canadian!. lion is Immigration from the United States, not of using through, but of veritable American citron. by . r which the CCIIB - 1/. of 1851 return.. excluaice of Ike ten born here, 58,241 native-bon. Yankees, who tall on. the matinee of the United States to partake of C lan Infety.—Certredirts Neva. ItOBBERIES OF JEWELLERY.—Last air oboe received information of extenaive robberies . rooeeding to and from the metropolitan railway ,it 4se took plum between the Waterloo-mad termini Iydo-park, when a square box esintaining a great eluable jewellery was stolen. Another occumd Ixford-street and the London-bridge temsiaus, when s age black leather ix,: was curried off, containing unntity of rings, bracelets, earrings, mod similar e [Advertisement.) --Nothing can be more int . than the numeretis estraordierary cum without re didec tt. 8.401 pry. commit pail., mrso, Whet to• orn• platnis, cough, satin., coutomition. and &hints MUNN I , Lny • delidow healtlin stories Bertilenta arsb‘es Food IN sw Wiedseiter. Dec. 3. 1e47.-13,nticncu-I MITIN o N Inform you that the person for mho:ll7mM Rimicatd wi &Mini very .net boleti from its distrernam on of 1+r R randier b.ene tra P it u n e 'd a ` i ' ry ' ,.Vl M hotelletsl affects in the ah•creemi... l ow I can ith.. , Ito 0 000 r oum time a great sufferer from pilot arol wren: otilfW°.' Komi.. I commenced UMW. about three ma. its. min Arabic: twice a dui The mud to :oc one %a unbounded nettle ie. My bona* aa.l monmeh tom to mole if ohM I Ism ;ears ace In fart. I tun fest eltc noMnt.w w lt Were to the enjoyment of function* without ehteb Waisted, voider, No e, to ha. en" done me the mood I bows &diet be Nevatcouu Mm he, to rain y. In rem misc. NW. am. natty Resu me csatiteer. tiet•Lrrj l c., ! fir rose, I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. NARRON.-March A.lO Ortilford.sw , ct, Resell pars. tbe . Barna. Zot.. or • BIRD.-Lan. 29. ot the Thsemamd. Datedgo. Use de et n It .1 RRppdamn limmutullioni tit* wire ei 11 .T 000 yBANCeI a desalt.. 3171L-Mantit IL M the Timms. Abbott's lane , 1. HMI. th l the Raw. IL (ho. Ora &Well ., ONNATATIL-Masch .0 tsksbetssrend. 91. JoStiorcel. of N. J. Ilereper.b. Mat.. of a tlaushrer. LET -Mosel, W. at Woodland, Demon. Mrs. W. UT. ci • )0 LIL-Mards 11. at the Doman. Norwich, the wilt el the to Oda el a desolater. CLARNE-ArtIITIN.-Harsh Aß 9P ß . l st AG T E ct S ters . the N. J. If Mimicry. Mr. A. J. Clarke. of litfainew Nll•Piew. Hart, asastasr the 111.42 Hr. 0. Mutts, of ratiMMR*OWAMMAN.-Ilemb 31. at Nr • Paula. We • WM., Rev. W. Dalton, Mr. T. Fannie. of Ocidtb o reMll. ••• • Mteinsetem,to Mho INltateth Clicipman. (MUTTON -TILPIIRV.-merch 77. u N e nehmet,o* „ GOINN• KM.. to Elliaboth, danibter of J. Tiara. of Melted. DEATHS. 111811111111 Y.-Harsh 21, at Deasateld. Hat.. " M I m, at Windom. R. Clifford,o4.< 4W TeWni.. WWI 10. OOLLTSB.-11.d. 19 j m B.,Arma pat, worka. tuvi s r nrittir A nt..-mma 1 4. m=lB34mm. IVA esesliter of E. 11341. Iraq . and of murroxllmd 30. D. Itattoa. Koh. of Pork 4ll.4 ' sews. sod 74. - - i r.. 241 t 0..., R Erg ~C Milk Lodi, ANUS g( tido, BETI vats Rut,.l BIEL Woo I. DWI Wee I cm Mail I tha SU am Omen. Bald II I.:: stamp. C" svirs2 whkt o dulta Wit a W. PiLel _ ..,,. „,, ; et 300 Ilerlllll bartfu rovi Mid dr sh. Moe p