The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. —Wrigrixt; AntMIL BURIALS BILL (Oentiesed trees yeneaday's diutes.) Sir J. TRELAWNY said it wee his intention to oppose the bill, sod for this raison, that if dissenters secepted it„ th e y would piece themselves in a false position ; when they mode use of churchyards it would be said that they derived an &image from church rates. They could not, therefore, consistently oak for this bill and also one for the abolition of church ism. (Hear, hear ) Mr. HUNT mbmitted that the question wu not one of detail to be settled by a select committee, but one of prili ciple, which could only be decided by the home. No doubt the bill was couched in conciliatory licensee, es it only proposed that the burial of disseuteve should take place is a churchyard by leave of the clergymen, bat he must read it in the light of the commentary furnished by all who chiefly attacked the church ; and he found that Dr. Foster stated before the Lonls' committee on church rates that he regarded the Winces of the epiecopelien church as national property, of which that thumb was merely tenants. The ME was brought in eerily in furtherance of those views, which the arguments of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, pushed to their legitimate conclusioc, supported end sanctioned. The Liberation Society would be content to take this bill is an iastalment, in the belief that if it paned they would ulth stately get all they wished. For himself, he would prefer • coercive measure to one giving a clergyome power to ere sent or not to the performance of burial service by • dumpling Modeler in a churchyard, because if be refused be would be overwhelmed with suck an amount of obloquy that he would be unable to remain in the neighbourhood afterwards. There were now very few places in England where diaueters bad sot their own bead ground, and if this bill passed for the convenience of • small section, it would canes much eessfesima in the thumb, and create a griever, • bandied fold as great se any now suffered *dissembles. (Hear, bear.) Sir G. GREY was anxious that he sherd sot v ia voting for the wooed reeding, be supposed to give his maim to the second sad third clauses of the bill, the **Mem Ned to with in be h ttouf p h i t t:io weri i i t en . titlel to great t. mast (hear, tionalli to leave it to opinion discretion of clergymen or any individuals to decide what religious oereeeciay should or should not be performed io the churthyards. (Haar, hear.) Looking to the fact that in the cue of all large towns istramund interments were discontinued, and sew cemeteries formed, where all persons could be interred a workmen with the ceremonies which their friends thought dashiki', be did not think there was say reel grievance sufficient to justify such a thaw in the law as was proposed in these two clauses. (Hear, Mar.) If, how ever, a cheep of that kind was aseemary it ought to be effected in • different way. (Hear, bear.) Thome clauses would, if paned, lead to very pent religious eaknoeity, and perhaps • diaturbence eif the public peace, sod grew be some stringer arguments in their favour be should vote wise& them, it the bill were read • second time sad went into committee but the lira clause was carefully considered by the select committee and unanimously agreed to. If there was any doubt as to the women law right to demand that an un baptised passes should be buried see:Ming to the rites of the eteblahed cluirelo—and • ass ecourred in London a few years ago in whisk a clergymen had refused on emementioasgreemisteasknowledge that right—. arm moot ressomble that the law in that respect should be &hared. 1 Mr. DISRAELI—air, before we proceed to a division I' wish to probes, spirt the principle laid ham in the debate, that the home eager eller es minim on the second reeding of the bilL Meanie in • previous memos it bad been referred to a select rani lace. A I 1 is referred be • select eninenittee from mixed scams; Mt in the pseaent imams the motive was mot mixed, sor do I tbish there rf swa i m doubt as to the cenditices natter which the bill wee e is the select comasitese lest year. The eceditiou was that ft should be brought out of the select committee in • form which would solve the difficulties arising in legislation on the sailer Therefore, it is for every gentlemen to decide sew whether the bell in its present form does meet the difficulties of the ems, and is one of which be can approve. What has beat doe before does sot preclude him from uprooting an opinion upon that point. (Hear, hear.) I/ we admit the pawl* that we are debarred from .Z en opinion on the principle of the bill, became we • bill with • similar object, though sot identical, to a select committee last year, we would abasden in. of the nest im porter privileges of padiainect. Os nilerics, I think the booms will bar* feel that the angsrent eared by the Otteseellor of the fashamor i. favour of the wood mediae; e ap u p t r b . s2 e isemed is at all valid. The riio9 ben. gestlemaa of the Int dare of the bill, which, es the whole, emptied with the other, is • hengslem clause. He ap proved at one ciameLsal , and therefore he was ter smiliag the bill • sacred time. Hear, hear.) At the game time he admitted that the erre was cm which would pro bably Iced to rearms of the public pesos. (Hear, rag) It meted to me • Mirka must to be takes by • resiber of the bare, but above all by a Meister that he of a meagre, the obviate probable consequenceof l a : Pl at its estimation, was that if pared it wordier to • brach of the pablie peace, and that he should ground his malified approbation en me portion of he roman white is, ems passively arras& of secoadary anportmer (A hark, Ind " Hear.) But both sagsmor el the arnesliar el the Exchequer wen hued as • fallacy whisk meet have scented to • mind as as kis. He says it is very hard for dissenters that, wit& they an allowed to profess any religious opialess they believe to be the mama the die they or Tether their bodies, ere to certain coadiiioas, acid that hattediately they Mw the d those amain@ are exacted. It is Isitilis6 whet boil, of &Amster is brogght hat° the cirri randitions arc Barer • hat if a s Brie (Hess Daheree. aelZ a rer.• 11. 1 sn • W hat t intetl 4 the e nesniss et the Church, sad the led) of a alienator is breed* to be Mimed dhe eeaattM is that it MU be to the sorra of the &rah. the aroma at the slight hm o = t o silin n ey o r • Ma manor rls2 l l=rften• that Ada be Meenter whir ling', Ties, the appeal the Cliemselhe lag the E Thema - to the pride& et ehrilreffeletherty in entirely illusory. L d piesfebal thin 'matey fe ben* be every et filit= Seery desse• hes the fall Ve rn e/ bola ith lle thee mid their Mead inga to ammealeralt i ssee herammelseees Ihrmear varier their right le these piens, his the pried* it reborn, liberty weld he hemmedtl we were to paw • bill which &meter might my to the Worm it another fans of creed, "We will invade year meted ptesek and me year someseted peered for the i , Moisef st set deed leesedlag to ear mem esedh (Beerrises.. hem) iterehee, ff • gesellea of spaces involved in Ws the Telatir of t hat is the followers of the iii Faifead, and sot re disessl D3 o. Hest, beer.) I am also at • less fo Mierlisall the ea whisk ths Sersetary of &ate for the Sem ro Ike bill. (Hear, bear.) He &approval two very iertgait Tamar tlis but ig iginies that the law shield be dor ea the whether ea sebeptimed pima mybe beaded or arrit elnisayard. If there tie doubts on that sable* C i lr i llessetary_of State introduce a measure to pat as mad te &ma. (Heer, hear.) The object in clear, sad the providine my be my ocean and definite, but to meow. pied' eamtmealfosly epeakiag so limited a risottos is erne se the poet ef the preemeeset to saimiou a memars, lime& termed even le tie modified teem is whit the osier oomailles eshibitat ter measure to the re avowed eldest of Nish is slimier objects of greatiespeetrse, and whisk, is It roma shape, aim at reanins math ineregamiderabe than the moister himself desires! (Hear., liner.) I cannot say that I have any doubt as to the ovum the bow ought to take. In my opinion the ins sherseter of the bill sum placed before the house ty the noble teed the gierher for Stamford in a meaner so clear and cosset that It would be surpluses almost to an large upon It sow. I t 7it very much the supper which the brill has revived • sad, Trove all, front the Mae- ' cello of the EleLequer. hear. hear.) I remember some words very weedy uttered Is this house on • cognate sub ject by one el its most distinguished members, who told us that he feared the real aremice of the church of Eng land were to he found rather within thea with out the pale el that shurek—(bear, hur)—and when 1 the riebt hoe. gentleness the Chancellor of the Exchequer spoke this exeslag I was paidally reminded that I had lewd that tinath Item *ewes lips. (Hear, boar.) I outset I myself. after the flask, and beesenthly freak, admiwiene made by the it preen Ten of the bill, doubt it object. I for one cannot dammed it from that systeenstised select on the church of Fucked whisk—wen after session—w• have to emounter. lam wised, seedy no do justice to the shareable mid metres d the boa. Meer himself who briap formed the snansate. Ha is me whim we all vesper and who is eetitied toeo=ell de quern is eat Mot decided by personal ' I i is Impossible to rot our eyes to tire sesiesismieel campaign which is l = year catered apse. (Hear, ham) Om we forward to thine efforts with anxiety, but I am eat to say that repeated dimension boa at lot permitted us to look forward to them without fear. (Hear, boar ) 1 lops the bore win or berate as to the were it eirlit to take oe the question. We roost, at all even* os th at Teatime a foe that does not commit its pupas, but bosom* arsowledges the object it has in view ; ace do I deny the cossidemble power with which that °Wm 11 punned and pronnented. It ltocoataa, thanfore, the dery of those who writ to upheld tile esttlemeat at the country to exert =t atune inerules sod minim their Muer vigilance i n this iesprry crisis in the of th e church of lie g leard. We have Moe taid i tasy that se repots that pest ie. stitatioe 'of the emetry, the gee* we have fame es stormy times. It may be so; I eveo it is so ; but for my own put, I should held list age chasm of ultimate security was mach diminished it the Tight in that Pharos was extinguished. May Ikkes ow es. ad l am sure as emir do • hotter demi MI day thee at osce by re jecting this meagre elm that we me prepared sot merely to uphold our legal privileges. but what I believe are the Moos convictions of the people of England with regard to the church. (flew.) The loam thee divided, whom there appeased. For the e r randresdieg . . dohret it TM sassizeiam6 d is mob vas lolled with lowa obso.by Yr Cliguifts. RAILWAY BILLS BILL. The Bspood read* of this bill sae postponed for • fad *bk. GARDENS IN TOWNS PROTECTION BILL. The home went into committee oa this bill, and the vari es, clauses were agreed to. Os the motion of the ATTOINIVOZILKILAL a clause wan added, provoltog that "nothing in the act shall extend to iodate soy t ooled, momenta ironed, or other land be longing to her Wiest, in right of her crown, or of her Duchy of lAnomiter, or any garden, ornamental pound, or other land for the time being under the management of the Oumminnioners for the time being of her Majesty's Works end Public Buildings, or of the Commissioners for the time being acting under the Crown Palate Paving Act, 1451." And On the motion of Mr. Trrs, the following words were added, " or to any prdan, ornamental, or other ground for which special provision is made for the doe care and pro tection thereof by soy public or private act of parliament." OATHS RELIEF IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill passed through committee. SUPPLY. - —•• The report of supply, which wee brought up on the 27th Hatch, when the home wee counted oat, was agreed to. BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION (IRELAND) BILL. T'be Lords' amendments to this bill wire considered and speed to. STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES. Os the motion of Mr. R. B. SHUMAN, leers was given to bring in a bill to facilitate the appointment of stipendiary magistrates is ettiss, towns, and boroughs of 20,000 in habitants and upwards. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY" EVENING, NEW WRIT. Om the motif* of IClllthiim --- , ;mew writ warn onlered for the bcrouth of Thetford, in the room of the FAH of Easton, who 6s beam called to the House of Lords. THE PETITION AGAINST THE RETURN FOR LISBURN. The SPEAKER informed the he; ie that he had received a letter from Mr. Alexander 111Vann, the agent for the petitioners against thereto= at Mr. Barbour for the borough I of Lisburn, @teem their desire to withdraw from the peti tion. Be had Mims thee received • paper signed by the rune petitioners, stating that some time before they had signed • paper which was produced to them by Mr. M Vann in ignorance of its contents. This paper they afterwards toned purported to be their withdrawal from the petition, which they never intended to make The clerk having read the letter and the paper at the table, The ATTORNEY-GENKRAL said um hones would pro- bably be of opinion that with Memos either to one or the other of theme papers there bad been some unfair praetioe. Bat it was imposeible at present for the house to my upon which of these two portion the charge of nufaireses should althostely be fi ned. He would, therefore, move that the letter and the other document. be printed mid taken into osesiderries to-morrow (this day). Mr. HOCTVERIE rid it was quite clear there bad been withdrawal segued by those parties who said that they had signed it in ignorance. If that were ao, no doubt there had been a breach of privilege committeelL He should have thought the proper erns would be for the complainants to ban prorated a petition, eettuig forth the fraud which had been practised upon them. The house eenkl then direct an inquiry, if it thought fit, into the cireamstenoss. He still thought it better that • petition should be presented, sad, as the Speaker was prebaNy avant, then was a precedent for mach a course on the jeered' of the hear. The aria wee then speed to. DROPPED NOTICES OF NOTION. Mr. 911/.l.lbiN hoped that thegoversatest would grant a day for the diecunioo of thole noting of scalipo which led been fixed for last evening (Tuesday), and had Lopped in consequence of the adjournment of the boon. The hours adjourned at ten minutes peat four o'clock. DrsszNrass AT THE UNIVERSITIES. A meeting of gentlemen interested in the pre =oleos of religions liberty was held yesterday &Besot!, at the Kaseloose Teem-hall ; Mr. Jas. lisreroon presided. Among Mims prompt IMO Kr. Maumee Neild, Mr. H. J. Leppoo. Mr. J. Reiss, Mr. B. N. Philips, the Hon. Dr. Bearr ightd. the Rev. W. Gasikell, Prawn°, the, and Mr. H. A. B (Liverpool. Mr. H. A. Butane ) (Liverpool) moved the adoption of the isilming psalm "To the Homourable the Commas of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament megmbled. "The politics of the eaderaigsed friends of religions liberty bum* showetle—That the Meddles of 1854 and 1856 for the adversities and collages of Orford and Cam. bridge has only remitedia a partialapeolag of them mono able amts of leinme and misece. net religious teen were removed froth suatricslatios, sod the degree of herbal), in arts, law, mediates, and musty by the Oxford Usiversity Act of 1854, but that a large majority of the beads of houses in Oxford have not alms the pawls of that sot teceived any Modern into the colleges over which they esepretively melds, mem members of the church of Eng land. That college asholanhips are not generally open at Oxford, as at Cambridge. without religiose test. - That the degrees of master of arts, and of doctor in laws, Medicine, and meek, am only granted at Oxford to othelidates who mateorite the Tairty Ades A/Ude% IS wall am the three articles of the Thirtyeizth Canon of the ohgrela ad loglead, sad that them degrees am wool. Med with the pnrtlegs of the elective froachiss, , which is limited to masters of arts and other higher arrs. That no elector is snowed to be enrolled os the of the ilaluesity el Osnelocidge =less be has degiamed imself a bowl Ids somber of the church of Regiend ; nor is any smideotatastre d arts or other higher pulsate permitted to veep is the aeon= of the local university omoers, or to bold see pargiamethip, until after such Mohr/anon of Month amethembip. That pollute fellowships are restricted both at 0:11ed sod Camber to madidstes who have sabeeribel a dembostioa el ,ermity to the Wang of the church, d West as Lw emahlithed, and that cease bare all•lngi at within the last few years el =l:who ins.tha highest matheinaticel s snake mangierti and who bare declined, solely teem seensiseliseeprinelples, tehmemsesadildafas for col lensiellemehips. Thallyier.pedliesees pesyyeerhecourable ligel• ibis ma alterations gmy be mode us the regulations el the universities sad sages ef Oxford and Clembridp as will more sompletely ores to merit the reward, of aca demical learning, and confer on suitably qualified persona the corporate and political privileges of the urbane seam of Kagligh learning and Memos. —And your pentiumu will ever pray, &c, Mr. C. rOl7llll secoeded the motion, and the petition was unanimously adopted. Mr. Alderman Nina) moved, and Profeuor Roscoe seconded, the appointment of a committee in Maneliester to co-ops:ate in the movement. 1 the gestleaoss invited to join the committee were Mr.l.l l liesp. Mr. J. L. Ilsonedy, the Bev. W, Osaka, Mr. J. Yds!, Mr. 8. Robinson, Mr. J. Wake., YfalMllet ROIIOOI4 Wu E. Armitage,Philips, Mr. Leppos, Mr. H. F. Peakhuali, snit Mr. Saninels. with power to add to the somber. Mamba were mild to the chairs= an the coothision el the meeting, RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIM If PARLIAMENT GMAT EASTERN RAILWAY. —The Ranway partment of the Breed of Trade report their approval of this oompany's bill for the prevailed extensions between Spalding and March, provided the bridge error the river Nene be constructed with opening mom of dimensions to be approved of by the department; that the company con sent to any local survey that may be required, and light the bridge both during the period ot and after its construction. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—This company propene, is coonezion with their proposed Doncaster, Goole, and Hull lime, to Gerry the line by i bridge of tee spans of 75 feet over abs river Our, and a bridge of eight arches, 30 feet spas, over the Dutch River ; but the Board of Trade recessasend that the spans or openings should not be 111111 then 100 feet each. _ IlawitoivToi.fiiiauxiim.—The promote= of this meant= foe bridges at various pulped' upou the Thames report to the House of Lords that it is not their intention to proceed with the hill. Committees of the House of Commooo are appoiotod to corridor the followiog bills :—The Loudon, Brighton, sad Booth Coast (new liar to Crystal Kisco) ; Mid Lest Railway ; Horse Bay sad Coalarbury contra ; ilesings Pis sod Harbour ; Hadlow Railway ; Railways ; Booksohsai, Lewes. sad Brighton Rail way ; Gravalead sad Favorer= Jamaica ; sad Colt- Bald ; Ikessiey Choi ; Bradford, Waloodold. sad Lmds Itidlited (saw Err) : North Rostra (Hod sad Doncaster) ; Booth Yorkshire (alteration', Hall alleasion oridßiver Des); Wrist Wang sad Grimalpy ; Larsaohire and Yorkshire. PEELItItACErTICAL SOCIETY or GMAT BiITADf„ —The following candlelit.* paws.' the star eramisatios yesterday as pharmaceutical amidst. :—Vieter Goesles, Load's ; Jelin Fletcher. Camberwell ; Harrogate ; Person Boyd. Bristol ; Maims Bua staple ; sod Richard Wadsworth. Prestos. Foildor L1Q1710715. —Great Redaction in Prices. --Sebald'. Depials. and CO, Steam Dblllery. a, Inseam el the ealobraled 111111 r de Spa have bees awarded w I Priam Medal tor OW eseellenoe of their engerlise liqueurs, with*, an en wsreaulat to be the product alai/set dld6lattan, sad, ace beteg compassimi with easeneee. will boron with age. The following table shows. is the first coluett, She prices WIMP* to England foe each bottle of sate of the forsigallsonals.siN, In the second esheas, the Mooed prises: Stair de Spa llll 9 6. 6111sa Car Dostildr .. 146 Ditto ikputur bat. Dal‘ /beam bet 6 Cuestas eau pee bet. 11 6 6 I gam &slid Pam. 14 0 st a Dubs MOM@ 1111114110_ s • seinkoesailitL U f Iferseehlae, per mei 16 • 0 Ditto, bassiabst. I MM. as Omar 24 0 6 6 tiffo ge S t. Walk bad to bill Issotbss at end oa. masa Ibab by sambas* tbs =L *PS el bassasbas phase. Ibis baba s will aim as allosssil saaalry as 111 IS = lo . lll l .4. 2 s .lB4 r ils bege t to s tin A ss iga tgligl 1 . 0 0" 10 . Ismasai ant s. MIS id it= se", ame wwil hva Ap eu rr a l% ad oar Oho WilVsa Mom Ilmnil.—Pdharthmeetj SPOBTING INTELLIGENCE• THIRSK MENITETO.—WiontawAy. Tas Scum' HAMDIOAP (Pang) et S son. each, with 20 added. Four twinge 132 rob. Mr. F. Oweerses esoorallado, *pa fog Corodoo—Appfmdbes J. yrs (Whlteleil 1 MFr Swiveller, Mr. J. Eirolthh Tramp About. 711 ro w s : The followhog also ran Slialig Thi lre re of irth, Small Beer, Beserolenee, LlMie Motto Jetting : 2 to 1 apt Getterel Biz* 3to 1 apt Benevo lence, 5 to I any other. WOD by half a length ; a neck between mood sad third. THE NORTH RIDING F•1111131Se OUT, rake 100 son., added to a swemstakes of I sovs. each; Cyr-olds, list; five, list 101 b ; six sod aged, 12st 31b. Two miles. Mr Can's Salrockse (Owner', I Yr. Mb° Is That Ye., sod (Mr. Thrauson 2 Faffl.l.l Jew_ (Mr. Leightouj 3 raid of the Rye also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Skyrocket, 2 to 1 apt Maid of the Bye. Won by a length; • bad third. The winner ob jected to. Tim MISSY HANDICAP of 5 son. sash, with 100 added ; winners extra ; second to save his slake. About one mile and six forlo Mr. Brodie'. Lothians' King (late Ducat), by King Tom— Para, 6 yrs, Tes Mr. DAWSON'S Tammy Josef. 6 yrs, Tet Mb (Buck) 2 Captain Grays Fairy Queen, 3 yrs, Mt 121 b (incl. Merv's) The following also ?en :—Haddinglon, Marisa L i t zw Pr n oiog s tie. kite., c by Volggeor—Zest, Behessina, and Cadman Betting : 5 to 4 apt Haddiesten, 7 to 2 apt Fairy Queen, 6to 1 each apt Lothians' Hag sad Charles Fox. Woo by • length ; half • length between second and third. Bad dington wan left at the post ; has now es rouge to Epiom. Tes TTSO Sums of 3 son. each, with 25 added, for 3-yr-okis ; oohs, Bet nb • Allies end geldings, Ent 3lb ; sllowanoec Four fOrienge 136 yerd• Mr. Oaborae's Cove dale (Whltelrt 1 It,. logetia Thornton litetralt) 2 Mr. Wlatertnahm's Lady Maybe** (Noble) 3 Mary Avenel also ran. Betting : Evai op Coverall% 5 502 apt any other ; woo by • length ; maw between seoood and third. Two Suv a Cop, value 50 ears, for hanks; 5-yr-olds, 111);lint six. 15bt 4 1 b ; aged, 12.5 91b ; seatleatec riders. About if rails. Mr. 2Wth a village Girt, 6 yrs Lord Middleton's Friar Tad, Ire ?rice) 2 The following also ran : VOriay Clerk, Dimara la Thad Yoa, aid The Jew. Batting :5 to 4at Friar Took, and 6 to 410 D'Orsay Clerk. Woe by a seek. Only two placed. BETTING ON THE COURSE. CITY AND SUBURBAN, 10 to 1 apt Gardiner (t) 70 to 1 Oberoei (t) METROPOLITAN. 5 to 1 opt Bedouin (off) TWO THOUSAND. 6 to 4 opt Hoopoder (off) 4to 1 Elsotharolootor (t) BETTING AT ILiNOMEBTBR.—WIDNIEDAY. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 13 to 2 opt Advooturor (4) 7 to 1 Catob'om Alma (t) 9to 1 Otrdeaor (wanted) 15 to 1 Merry Maid (t) 15 to 1 Amman (t) 20 to 1 Aatoroid (t) 33 to 1 Gooey (t)_ 33 to 1 Baromerddo (t) 33 to 1 Booby Sod (4) 50 to 1 Rapture (t) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 15 to 1 opt Bedouin (t) 10 to 1 Catch'eto Alive (off) 12 to 1 Alone (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. • 9to 2 apt Sooshatonotor (off) 10 to 1 Maccirosi (off) 11 to 1 Blue Mantle (off) THE DERBY. 7to lea the &M. 15 to 2 apt Hoopottar (wanted) EPSOM SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMME TOMORROW. Tan DEFIDaiII Piers (Reath's') 450 w,a, fat all ages ; whams extra ; Derby Gairee.—la clone sad sagas at the Clerks °Mee i s the Stand by tour deb* the day before T i n WILLTON &mere of 10 wive. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; 2-yr-olds, 10ib ; three, Bst 101 b ; certain penal ties and allowanoes. (three-quarters of e Cohatee 4 1 Molly Caren .. AP 2 Bonham ny 0/1- AP oolden Duet .... 3 The Orphan 3 sandals Ze non /wan 2 Pegasus (h b) .... 2 _ beep ...... nosing kw Mar COn fildnalsher— Freesia.. 2 ze psdia 2 asOnea .... 3 Lansford Vanquisher Two N=w Two-vaOrm Sri of 10 eon. each,With 50 added; colts, Bst 71b ; Bst 41b ; 'insert extra ; T.Y.O. (three-quarters of • soils). (19 sobs.) I.ady Maud, Hobo, Loafer, Stiletto, Ashworth, Xadecoolaelle Dinheenois by Nabob —namieeria (bred in France), LS Medors, f by Wad Dapoll—Phemy, Portage, Conicie-ga, e by Teddies. f=bre by Orlando, dam by Lon Job., Starbeam, o4tag Narboose, Peeasas (h b ) , Garde • Vous Gate Goidineli) by Father Theme—Mies Flea (bred is IPrence), Brother Jonathan, Procelia. Tan Geist Mitraoroututt arm= (Handicap) of 25 eon. each, 15 ft, and only 5 if deciand, with Madded; the wood to receive 50 cove, out of the stakes ; winner. extra. Great Metropolitse Start Gone (two miles end a garter to Ant at the weaning chair). (91 subs, 31 Ago et lb Aslardi 6 9 6 Cby Tadmor-13 istlead Oros. Tildek 6 aII Valentine Rouge Dyes a a • Golden Pledge.... . Martlnglwa Joeunaineeleaalees) a Tll Adventurer UNDO* 4 T U Donnybrook, B•riforfasi • 111 lanacembe Dia Age at lb It I I 6 11 I • I 6 • MOOR 4 T I Meta 4 MM. 4 T 7 Excelleary a 12 12 Badimirat • 7 II Dso Pis ltia X t 11 1176121i5s II 7 1 Odwabine II 10 = Immo a 7 • Odin 2 10 &WO* 4 612 ?le loyal 11414 I 10 Oami 6 He mymelle Ink of Beetle - l 3 i 1 7 Beleila (164.22 6 14 Bre to Springbok.... $ 7 " L 13 P 34 b 7 Oessonette a t 0 by Acrobat, (busby 3 7 Bad Jam 4 7 Touchstone 3 7 ltarbedoes 4 7 Voleplas 3 7 04607 5 T Comical 3 7 Ciboria Fox Masson llea= .... 4 6 lady lauoonberg 3 1 Catch's= Alive .... 4 6 Mai of Italy 3 7 elesa• 4 6 laselala VlM** 4 6 Ludy Superior .... . . 4 7 Domes 4 4 Pekvaesut 4 yid Meek Dew 3 _4_ __ _ __ . _ THE WATERLOO PLATE (Handicap) of 50 ems., given by the South Western Railway Comps:by, addd to a sweep stakes of 5 son each, for all ages ; winners extra. Three quarters of . mile.—To chow and came at the Clark's cake is the Stud by 4 o'clock the day before running. Tess Bssscisys firs= of 5 son. sash, with 30 addad lowish* for age, with selling allowasoaa. Half . mile.—To close sad mine to the Clark of the Coarse by 9 o'clock the night beton running. LATE Hr SCRATCHING& Cirr AND SUBUBBAN.— Brows Duchess, Crater, Water. witch, Welland, Attie, Polynesia, Ruben, Interdsca, Bar barian, Glecodity colt, &apses% Jacqueline oolt, Physi cian, Victor, Hinderednod, Minfortne. Conical. Father O'Leary, Pillion, Sandford, Vo Tedium, Sister to Sege, and Tease-me-Not. .11nriorourar.—Polynesia, Golden Pledge, Odine, Chaff, Patate, Sister to Sege, and Lady Superior. Homan Anarvim.—Canary, Ackerorth, Libellous, °the, Cape Flyaway, Gelart, Phony Ally. Haight of the Both , Heysham, Catch-'em- Alive, Dmle, Jack°. Princess Louise, Chile Aerie, Weatherspy. Bet Sheen, Sueheehaw, Fem. mobs, Lnuistinus, Gone, W , Straw berry Summerside, Moonta ba liturr r Mul Hem, Lava, lianthal, Poland, Lady Naiad, Welcher, Overstate, Argonaut, and Asteroid. Several others are expected. CHELTENHAM GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE- CRABllB.—Witazumw. Tee ARLZ PI M% (Handicap) of 30 son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 son. web. The wiaagr to be sold for 60 guinea Three miles. (13 mobs) Bon Colonel Berkeley's Log Odds. by the fakir Bork. 6 yes, Nat alb Mr. S. Green's Deception, aged, IPA 71b (C. Boyce , I alr limy also ran. Betting: 6 to 5 ca Decemeim 5 to 4 apt Loop Odds, and 6 to 1 apt air Hoary. _ Da:opal w made play for a of • mile ; Loot 0 00* 1 •7 deddsd, Mt sewing round L a b rb :d towards the Mak of the Masi. Mr Henry, who for seem time previously bad bees rusaleg aftopide Lc.g Odds, took up the nutria& sad maid it ea bolded the stead aad vigil wiring near the Martine pn, mo d, Dein spin west to the front, Sir Beery rad Legg Odd• third. After the favourite had beam Indulged with • measmoding lead, bee two oppoaests deed up balms mashing the orook, whit& was take* pew the rupee ins by Deceptioo, and thee by far Hoary mid Love Odds wag together. hieing the WV. Lail Odds sad Sk Beam tido iy Ws, wars about a ample of lengths is nor of ftesepaga, mid Um &unrolls lee. b 310•5 tM 4134 was 'Maul with great interest. Al( however, got over NE trots this point eir Hoary waa bastes. At the Int Ipp tir o fteapplog Asked Mmdf, and liMnlly agora otaida dank, hot notwithstanding this esteeming, saidont esathiesl a aware reel to the kook, where Loss Od i b,d the sass ia heast„ad miming on war easily by three Zenith. Or Hoary did out p.m the post. Tan (1 uin) 411110aL Saar, a Handicap of 10 ems mob, 5 Li, 3 may if &Ward Wiesen extra. About 4 =ilea (30 subs., 14 of whoa pay 3 MTS. ( 1 .) lordc„.eemirve ramblers, by Taddiegues-Wm Batty. aged, llat lA (Oeo. Ittevea.) 1 Br. Ilbleteee lehteeppie, aged, 104 .... (0. Id addle/too) g LlLT . lge b e cao lteatisem, aped, Ilia (lir. Edwards) she ran ; -Mee ter. elekhog had, Romeo. Lkrie wi dOlieer riff bit awl otnins. : MI r apt Binlign, 3 to 1 opt Satin Find. 4 to 1 Wet Wee Nell, aid 7 to 1 each 411 24 Pi= Piff Pad . After one failure they left Poole Sinking Fund at oat ruehing to the front, followed by Freshman, Wee Nell, Puff Paff, Light of Other Days, Pine apple, cud Romeo. Ralf • dozen lengths ti the rear el the " old horse " came Orphan, and • ideular &tame from her Elnblem, at least • hundred yards from the leader. Approaching that part where the hones went behind the stand Wee Nell pared Sinkin g Fend, and adding fresh pace to the already cracker at which they were going, Emblem and Orphan were left still further in the tear. In the long pass field, before machieg the Partin point, the lot were in Indite file, Wee Neil carrying on the running, with Pineapple linking Food, Freshman, Light of Other Daye, Pill 'as, Romeo. Orphan, sod Emblem fol lowing in the order named. At this point Emblem sad Orphan ware hilly 202 yards from the leader, and although Lori Oovsedry's mare • was going well within her offers of 2,b 1 sgaiost her winning were freely made. Arriving at the Muting point, Sinking Fund again took up the roaming, Wee Nell going on wood, sod with the others then was no alteration until coming towards the back of the stand the second time, where Orphan and Emblem rapidly made up some of their lost pound. In the ploughed field behind the Mend they were altogether, and on proceeding along the large grass field I Sinking Fund continued in front, with Wee Nell *mood • Pit! PACE, mooing past some of her hones, took third place, with Light of Other Days fourth, Pineapple fifth, and at • distance of halfr.donste l eng ths, Romeo and Freshman. Orphan having been stopped, Emblem, who was still in the par, was the only other in the ram. The water jump was cleared in the following order :—Sinking Food. Wee Nall, Pineapple, Light of Other Days, Emblem, Freshman, and Romeo. The field was further reduced by riff Paff having " come to grief" before reaching the brook. and at the subseqoent " skew" fence, so disarmer on Tuesday, Romeo aid Sinking Fund refired, sad walked back to the enelesure. This mishap to the " Baker division left Wee Nell in pantomime of the lead, hoe Apes gang os second, sod Emblem third. Freshmen and Light of Other Days were at this point pursuing a stern ohms. Wee Nall narrowly escaped a " parlor" at the fence three quarter of a mile from home, and was very much dis teemed ; she fall oa her head, and Sear had much difficulty in saving her from being hers de combat. As it was, this mishap gave Pine Apple the . lead, and enabled Emblem, who was here full of running, to take second place. Stevens patisatly waited with Lord Coventry's mare until arriving upon the racecourse, half • mile from the Web, where, open being let oat, she came tm.frem Pins Apple, and finally woo in • meter by ten Freshmen was a bad third ; and Wee Nell, " tired to walked home. _ _ Tire F•nimut Sinnaciusz, • sweepstakes o 3 sons. each, with 25 aided, toe hunters ; 12st each; gentlemen riders ; proicasiasels 71b entre. About 3 miles. (9 nubs.) Mr Cook's Hertford ton, by Stepping Stone, Itst7lb !inc. 71b ears) (Ooser) 1 Williamob Gaper, IM (Yr. Davidson) 2 My.Powetl's Mule of the Yill, 1214 (Kr. Gough) Berkeley Lass abo lam ---- Batting : Erin on Nibs* Las. sad S to 1 via offered agpt any other. Berke* Lam semi play until the fell at the water lump, whisk pro the load to Gaper. who wan waited Limn by Beokford lan. Half mile from boom Beekfordlthas went to the front, and won by threw lengths • a bad third. Two fien•ama (Handicap) of 1 mov. each, t ...i0 - adea. -- Tvro oaks. (14 subs-) Mr. B. Land's Myer Tatra, by ffewcaert—Mies Bolton's dam aged, ILI Tlb (B. land, Juni 1 Mr. Wood's The Flak aged. est IMb .. Waddington I Mr. Millwood 's YOWL • yrs, dirt lllb (J. liekaan The following also ran: Wellington pate feared. Orphan, ?WOW Dewar, Cantab, Nancy, Mihail, and g by Canaan Betting : Evan on Oliver Twist, 5 to 1 apt The Flat, and 6 to 1 each apt Osatab, *yam', and Princess Darner. Centel) led at • gaits, followed by Oliver Twist, The FM, with Nyttca, W too, and Princess Dogma. well a c t &afore half a mile been covered the einem pldiog, and Mee, were beaten off, and the riders of the two firatmtentiomal, finding it hotels= to panne the wisely pulled up their homes as soon is the water jump had been clamed. Oliver Twist waited upon °sahib until reach lag the fence jumping on to the nee ground, where Centel) fell. Ths Flat and Oliver Twist, side by side, mood from this point to within ooe hundred yards of the judge's Ism, whoa Oliver Twist acme away and woo easily by half • length. The Flat beat Myttoct • leogth, and Welhogton wan • had fourth- Quash walked to the enclosure, but did not pare the poet. CRICKET. KEETING OF THE ijAHYLKBONZ CLUB. LAWS_ X. AND 17.11% Yesterday a general meeting of the members of the llarjlebone One* ket Club was held in the pamiton, at Lord's Orkket Ground , to take MU eaan daisies the pro posed alteration of Laws X. and XXIV. There via an azoallent attendance of meashere prment, including the Earl of Sefton, Lord Genies, the Hon. S. Ponsimby, the How. Colonel Liddell, the How. C. G. Lytteltoe, the lion. 0. Carnegie, the Hoe. R. Stewart, Colonel Bathurst. Cap tain Frederick Marshall, John Wafter, V. R. Walker, Req., H. Fellows', Req., G. B. Johnson, ,C. Maraham, Fan., B. Manihem, Esq., W. H. Menthe., Req.. W. F. Esk . J. B. Brooghtoo, Foq., B. Trederoft, Hop, W. B l an ks her Szrrow presided ; and after the Hog. Swan. TAIT (pro tern.) bad read the advertisement calling the =Wang, anueros, in a very able speech, moved, aed Lord GAIL= seconded, that the following be substituted for Law X.:—" The ball must be bowled ; if thrown or jerked, or if, on arrival at the crease during the last action of the delivery of the call, the bowler's band or arm shall be above his head, the umpire must all ' No balL' " Mr. HOLLAND. on behalf and in the unavoidable abuses of " The Member," then moved, and Captain P,ZDZEICZ MARSHALL seconded the following amendment on Mr. Kyneeton's motion:— " The ball most be bowled, not thrown or jerked., and whenever the bowler shall so closely infringe on this rule in either of the above particulars as to make it difficult for the umpire at the bowler's wicket to judge whether the ball bas been delivered fairly and within the tree intent and meaning of this law or not, the um p ire shall call • No ball.'" "'The Member's" amendment was trot put from the ehafr, and on a show of bands was declared lost. Mr. Kyanstoe's motion was then put from the chair and uptived ; whersupoe henoble CHAIRMAN summed that Rule X. of the Uwe of Cricket stands as it did last season. 14-.ilic;i7o7;cetheam;;;:i; end iti:floO. B. PONSONDY emended, the (*Bovine substitution for Law 24 :—" Or it with any part of his pen** he stop the toll which, in the Vof the umpire at the bowler's mod, would bare hit st a rikees violist." Upon • show at hands this proposition was unmistakably lad; thereupoo Yr. B. KniAirros proposed, and Mr. BIOUGHTON ascended. that the following be substituted for Law 94 :—" Or if the ball hits any pert of bis person which, in the opiates of the umpire as the bowler's wicket, shall have base pieced la • straight line from it to the striker's wicket." This =Oka wee pot to the vote cud carried. A rote ot thanks ma thee weed to the sable chairman, and the matins aided. itinconots AT faux—Yesterday morning William Hope, who ane serreed to death at the last Herefordshire mine far the reerter of Mary Corbett, at =rwick, was rle aged host of the county gaol at ow. It will be remeabered that at the ten the con vict Hope was proved to have been drinkieg at • beer-house in U ll iapwick (a retired agricultural v il kige, about eight m ik e hp= Hareforel), when the ill-fated deomsed,.= Corbett, • young girl of 16 , came to the house on an for her mistress. The prisoner accosted her, and • few words pared betweeu them, the girl drink ing out of the prisoner's glue at his solicitation. She left the house and returned a second time, when Hope again eked her to drink, but eke refused, and imme diately on leaving the house agar she was followed out by Hope. Nothing more of her was seen 1111711, but shortly after this hour--isbout ten at night—the screams of a woman were herd by a cottager u he was Miring to rest. No doubt these were the cries of the poor girl, who was at that moment gremlin with her violator and murderer. Hope did not retro — to has lodgings that night, butroada an excuse that_he slept in a stable (which was shown to be untrue). Me night was a boisterous or, and at daylight the body of the poor girl was found in as orchard, covered with dirt and bred, which bad flowed been her person. She had been brutally ravished and afterwards throttled or suffocated by the pressure of the murderer's brawny hand. Harks of finger nails wen feud Co her neck sad throat At the spot when the simmer had taken ekes there were marks which curiosely ornected the pri 7 reser with the murder. Th e pound was soft, and bad received improrou as of a person kneeling dews, the knee marks having Mss made by a perm weer* pecallirly ribbed and patched trousers, sad madly earns with those worn by the primer. There was also upon his linen and trousers', and a basket which he had in bar possession on the night of the murder was found where the struggle took place, while the coat which be wove had been stuffed into the hollow branch of • tree. Altogether, the chain of evidence was complete spire and tki fact that be was • tiaket-of-leave man, and had been several times convicted, was also against him. The primer, who confessed his guilt, died eerily. The crowd at the execution behaved in an rawly manner.—A correspondent sends m the following r the text of Hope's contours :—" I did do it, but not intentionally. She Wary Corbett) waited for me in the road till I came out of the public-home. 1/ she had not waited it would not have occurred. I can give so mo tive for &kis( her from the road to the meadow. She was not dead when I took her from the road. I thought she was ally fassesilibt sod might recover. I did not remain is the aspire aB night, but slept in the stable, and oe going alms the mewlsw to my work in the morning the boy sew me."—Bismisegkses Deiliffessar. [Ativertiselisrlits)-- I ffoterimu's Pula.—Manage asst of Health—The complex empositlon and the de of tie function@ of Up _hewn body ege ever tending to disease unless the Mid be ineingelned in a pure rate. This rent MIMS* abbe ismensekred by • flultrious use of Om purifying abbe lave the power ro of regulating the pkinech. Hue, lad Miss Pins sad es altsve tanks = a tt , apseisies; they IMINFOONIO Sainbeess. less of appetlis, tad may Ober Ineenseedeness whichsiweist Dm= See Meet verse Elk levWs Jib sidgess all °Ow whetbessebersk berliwba, nerverwsie end law U o s tZ fiebnetie Mole bees Se begin= of limo& wise bllegeidlN Idea JUL APRIL 16, 1863. tab; intelligence. Mr. Combs—Who is the party who is serving you in mapper you deeenbe I Applicant—l don't know. I am, however, po l io, EQUITY COURT.—Anut. 16. that it is mend by " lable.rooviog," or epiritrapp oa . (Wore Vion-Clemeelloor Sir W. P. Wood.) Me I eta an the table move, and hear poor more dhoti. lam wider • spell. NOUGAT( V. MN OHUAT =IMP RAILWAY °DUPONT. This was emotion on behalf of the defendasta, the Great Mr. Cembe — Where do y o u liv e! Easter' Railway Company, to demean en injured= Applicant-109f, Corewall.roed, and I ibeald as granted on the 19th of March, restraning the directors earn. then, and a " 7" would atop th em withal Mai; from paying the half-year's dividend declared the 27th of teas ImuMa in g me. Mr. Combs told her that he would seed the pollee t o t o February until further order. The citcumstanoes upon which the injunction was granted arose out of the thethime ' ,_ amalgamation of the Eastern Counties Railway #Bll o "miut — Tbeek 7 ° ° — " will dtt• You see le t and the Eastern Union Railway COCDPAUS. By being murdered, and " ati % s " , • Good morning, dr. the terms of this amalgamation the Great Mr. Garth. ditthted °°° et th e °eke" to nuke scam CO % Eastern A Stock was divided ratably among the stock pro. thithielli°° with the With authorities about the p ar , it w woman, as as evident to him that her mind was dn.* d prising of the Eastern Union Company, the Amalgamating Ad (see. 33) policing that the profits to be divided should She, however, did sot appear to "Wm° be subject to certain addition sod redactions. As to them , TRAMPS. additions and reductions divides same, sad it was agreed Ass Crane and Emma Jones, women of the torn,, via that all questing under an 33 should be referred for Captain have been frequently in custody, were brought up oo rte Calico. Prior to his decision, the defendants declared a nand Won Kr. Woolrych charged with violooti, dividend which they propos ed to pay to the ordimuy Mg Mr. Frederick Mason. • tailor, of Phill'aboild iatt shareholders and withhold from the A shareholders, Reemdeditek, end stealing from him • silver watch sap g o i. Under these circurostanoes the injunction above referred to Albert chairs, valued at 71. was granted, restraining the payment of all dividends. Man appeared hem the evidence of the proo too t„,„ thit the issue of the injunction Captain Calton had made his *few sights does be "had a drop of drink in him," a i d ddly whisk be awarded 86,8961. as the actual gross was lasing along Rateliff.highway, when be was /r . amens{ of Baden Mika liabilities in respect of lined am- by the prisotor Joon, whom be trmted nu t noel Anger, and 76,1781. as the net =own of such liquor, and ammo= to an infamous house, bilities, and am the sum to be taken for die of NIC 7, Victoria-place, toad, Binegate-fields, 864: tin 33 as the actual amount of Eastern Ualoe liabilities. wall, which is lb. most horrible dee in ti e Under these circuits/teem the present motion was mails. ! whole district, where samberion outrages and robberi m Mr. Bolt and Mr. Wipe= were for the defendants ; Mr. have been perpetrated. He no sooner cater e d th s Daniel and Mr. Bird were on the other side i boon, which - was then kept by a woman called Aldan, The Vies-Chan cellor maid that the inienellea must be the wife of •Chneasen, than he warattacked by a ll tam dissolved. DOW that capta i a Gat os bad made hi. women, who beat him in • mange manner and swore tt ap award. If that award were qoestfienable, it was would murder him if lie did not deliver his watch may open to the parties to queens ft, and no doubt money to them. He called out murder and police, and wade the director, of th e comvany would have ample means to a determined resistance. The women forced him in M a meet • few thousand poi nds more or leas by which the floor of the room, end Craves Mesh npou him and coven figures of that award might be varied ; but the court could , his mouth with her hank AbdalLi held his legs, ey not lock op all the dividends of the company representing • Joan drained his silver watch sad gold chain from he capital of 8,000,0001. ending, to await tho design of pro - pocket. Th e thr ee women thee left his. The woortuds endings upon the award. The iejnection mud be dissolved, man got out of the place u gtinkly ma possible, rat the directors nadertaking y the Bb divideod ductions s to the made his case known to P Dillon, lia the other a noldog each de 19 who soot took the prisoner Craven. sal .77,i g h t f o li o . f rom Captain Cialtoa's award, without tuw)u- charged her with stealing a watch and chola from dice to that award, or to the dinetioos of the Easton maa man. She mid, " Have not got either. Noisy F,ma: Railway Capital Act, 1862. I (Joeft) has taken both" Dillow arrested Jones, who en v i 2 c d b rink .te th g Lear i l e n i ght, and I chain and maid, tertiretok if either you or my one else have the watch until I have 55." Site was carefully searched at the statics-hoes, sa d again in the Clerkeewell Homed Detention, but the Intel was not found. The Chinaman's wife, Abdallah, has bee missing ever since the robbery. The chain was produced and identified. Dillon said the prisoners were two of the word thieve in the district. They never took men home without tobbisi them. Jones with great audacity here mid, "I'll give up do watch now if he gives me ss„ bun woe% without." Mr. Woolrych committed the primers for trial. Roche, the gaoler, led the two piens= to the ail II the beck of the overt, when Joss natal. " Wait • moment' She then turned her book to the gaoler, and mid,' Maio the watch, Mr. Roche ,• I don't care if Ipt tom pan fa this.* Roche headed the watch to Mr. Mb,. who p m dined it in omit. sod Mr. Woolrych ordered that the fie should be added to the deposition. The prisoner Jots bad pressedoa of the watch ever since the prosecutor es robbed on the 7th inst. She was twice stripped of searched by female searohnes, for whose vigilant she en mere than • mateh. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—ArRIL 16. COURT Or QUERN'S BENCR.—Arsu. 15. Sittings in Beisco.—(Before Lord Chief Jodie* Ociskbure, and Justices Crompton, Blackburn, and Mellor.) LINDSAY, M.P., e. LZATEILIT. In this oath a rule had been obtained calling upon the plaintiff to sbow came why the verdict found in his favour on the trial at Guiklhall,lefore the Lord Chief .1= should not be set 'aide and a new trial had, on the that the verdict was against the evidence. The action wee on apoliey of insurance upon an iron steam vessel gilled the Harhtnger, which was abandoned ie Algoa Biwa m the *oast of Africa. The irial occupied five days, the question tuning upon the state of the ship, whether she was se in jured as to be a total loss, or whether she could slot have been thoroughly and efficiently repaired. The evidence was very voluminous, most of it baring been taken by commie akin, and bad to be read to the court. Mr. Bovill, Q.C., and Mr. Watkie Williams appeared in support of the rule ; Mr. Lush, QC., Sir Geo. 11thyman, and Mr. H. Lloyd showed cause against the rule. The reading of the learned judge's notes occupied the re mainder of the day, and had not concluded when the court rose. Sittings io &Dm —Odors Lcad Chief Justico » and Jostions Wilke, *len, sod Xonting.) COOPZR V. TB! WANDRWOITH 11 . 0ARD WOllll,-DIXO. MARKET& iusiuma Aymtslioutts. The plaintiff intlis ear hope building a house in the Lower A tai es-road, _Oleplasin-perk, without 'saris; sent notios to the loud board of works, in accordthoe with the provisices of the Metropolis Local Management Alt ; and the board, open receiving • report of this aia•cwastaoce, ordered that the house should be demolished, and it was pulled down the same evening under the direction of their officers. The action was brought to recover canipsimation for the loam which the plaintiff had sustained ; sea at the trial before Mr. Justice Wills, • verdict wu entered for him for 4001., subject to the opinion of the court. The question Dow raised for their lordships was, whether the beard had power conferred upon them to do as they had dee* by the 76tb section of the Metropolis Local Yaeger meat Act. Mr. O. Denman appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bo • and Mr. Robinson for lbe defecdants. TALLOW.—WZDVISDAY En:MO. — Tin market vu quiet today at the ed prices —Spot, 424 9d. to ; May and June, 42e. 9d. ; October to December, go. Delivery to last evening. 532 cults ; arrivals ditto, cage. oarros.—lmaroot v Ann 15.—Tks demand for maim to-day is very make with dearer prima The am sae 12,000 bales, d white 8,000 are on speculation od fee import. 670 amide's, 2641. to 911. ; 10.1M0 &ea, 111 d. to 20d. ; MO Egyptian, 1131. to 21d. ; 1,300 Pram. bum, 199 d. to 331.; 1,120 Bahia aad Macao, 190. to 2211. ; 370 Marasbatn, 29d. Themeek's import is 16,92 LZATHF.R.—No Maw has aseareed ie the lathe trade Inc. last week. 0a Taming al Laadeakall then as a limited amount ri beams dew at shoat late prim. Light comma§ &ming Wm, geed heavy harems lida, light oaf sad semis= 2.. L Hips ant the articles emt wanted. The arsenals t way not concluded when the court nee. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. —Aram 15. Bitting, in Banco in 'Aster Term.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron, and Barons Bramwell, Martin, and Wlldw) CORl9.—Boorow, Aram 1.5.—0ur =what wso firs d last week's rata.. •Bwat what* Moat, haw 46. to 401. ; red, 44a. to 475. • 18s. net. Boma. 7k. 1 409 46 Poind oats, ao alteastaw. Broomall -oa-Tuis, AMU. M.—The alwirsis of wird sad mks lor the past wick ore very lama Al war mend this matoiu then was a fair skow d psis haws tks powen Whastnets.icwrbataidleof la pw q. oo last weak's dung prima Blaisy Ws. Owls wad Iwo wealtorod. Imports tiso past was& :—What coastwise. I,l7o„qra. forsiga, 3,277. Ike*, fast 1 630. Oats, torero, 6,908. GOEZ V. RODE= AND OTHERB.—ACTIOE TOR 00111TIZACT. This was as notion brought by Samuel Gore against the defendants for comparacy in sending him to Bedlam, where he had been confined for some time. The *half now appeared in person to move the court to set odds as order made br Mr. Justice Blackburn on the 18th March, staying in the action until the plaintiff bad reinibursa t i- bn=ra.. for the costs is a former action arising out d the same tratuaction, which he had brought against them, Bit George (hey sad other parties, for false imprisonment, sod in which the jury bad found a verdict for the defendants. The plaintiff complained that he had been cruelly, unjustly, sad oppressively treated, sad said his only object was to vindicate his character, and remove the stigma which Lad been cast up= him and his family by the defendants con fining him in Bedlam as a reads= The Court said the jury in the first anti= found that the plaintiff's confinement in Bedlam was perfectly regular mad lawful, as be was at the time of union= m ind, Mr. Justine Blackburn was justi fi ed is staying I. the present action until he bad paid the *abate the coats in the former are.—Apphestioa aired. CATTLE.-800mux, Arum 15.—Oar prior was ratbt Aram to-day. Bed mode from 3.6 4d. w Os. ;• mama 4s. tors. ; loisb, 78. to h. 641.; sod. Is. to ; pat 3s. 4d. to 40. 6d. pus stops at Sibs., shaft tba WALL—Lemon. APLL 15.—Holdk's Wass Hartle Ma. 3d. Byres Beholds West Hartley, His. 3d.; Daman West Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hal well Kahl, 15s. 3d: • Noss Man Pas, 11Ia ; Thalkid Moor, 12s. 3d. ; Tanisid La Bates, llt. ; ?slowworm., lls. ; Wirt Hartle 15s. 3d. ; Wykni, lir. 4d. ; Walls End MUM. Ha. 3d Ida. Mala t 141. 9d. Walls Mid BINWOO, no. tid Walls Had Hartlepool. 16s. 9d. • Web Bad Her; Hall. 15s. 6d. ; Walk End Kellen, 11111. • Walls Es &nth Kalloa, ; Walla End Triodes Tborsk lts. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth, lid 9L ; Onrway as IDaffrys Males& 1R ed.—Ships at mob* 44 ; sold, 31 THE POLICE COURTS. I XARLBOROUGII43TREEE. A young wear, named lairafien Marsh, meet /hob attired, was 'charged with stealing from the pair el Mr. George Matthews, of 36, Wharton. street, -ciquare, gentleman, • gold watch, of the value of 71., is Tot tenharoourt-road. On the charge being called on, Fingersld. 531 4 1,!=ed the magistrate that the prosecutor wee not in „. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the sorsa would be discharged. Enna Brown was charged with steam nine sovereigns from James Arnold, chief °Meer of the ship Kirkham, now lying in the East India Docks, and residing at 2, Brgal termer East India-road. Cook, 106 C, said there was no prosecutor in attendance, the robbery having taken plaoe in Arundel-court. Mr. Tyrwhitt discharged the accused. In both MOB the accused seemed much pleased at their good fortes WESTMINSTER. A fashionably-dressed youth of 18, who gave the name of Heft Bedford, and whose two grooms were in court, was charged with obtaining goods under false pretences. On the prisoner being plated in the dock, Mr. Arnold inquired when the goo& were obtained, and wee told that it was duriog the last week or ten days. Mr. Arnold asked whether In was taken at the time of the oommissioo of the offers? And upon being informed be was not, observed that under nese circumstances there wee no authority to take him into custody, and ex pressed his surprise t hat after what ha had publicly stated vas the subject the police would still continue in defiant* d law to apprehend persons for misdemeanour He there. gar sew discharged the prisoner , as he was wrongly in cus tedy bat the complainant might apply for • warrant against i him fhe thought The complainant said be would do so. The monad had attained goods from himself and others by falsely represent ing himself to be the Marquis of Ormond. A warrant was then issued with so much despatch that the accused had nut got far away from the court, about which he bad lingered from moor overeat nation that he was not at liberty to depart , before he was overtaken by Lnby, the warrant officer, and brought back. A charge was then made against him of obtaining goods under the false pretence that be was the Marquis of Oared, and The primmer, is answer to it, said he had an income of 4,0001. • year ; that he sew so harm, miesequently. in coo tracing debt of 51., and that the mare amumptioa of • nobleman's name was nothing except to the nobleman himself. Mr. Arnold—l beg your pardon. You are wrong in that respect ; if you reauseat yourself to be the Marquis of Onward and obtain goods by that false pretence, you are liable to be prosecuted. Prisoner—l offered to pay him if be would accompany me to my club, in St. Jaraes'setrat. If I am willing to pay, it or make no diffract* about the rms. Mr. Arnold—l should think a person who had 4,0001. per year °mkt pay without assuming another man's name. Other rages 1110T0 then gone into, and upon the magis trate inquiring of the prisoner if be had any friend who would speak for him, the self.myled Marquis of Oared replied that be had sent one of his grooms" for two legal goakresst The sae was adjourned, but neither of these perms made their appearanee. A gentleman named Paul oars fraud, however, and stated that the prisoner wee the sea d a respeetable solicitor decreed ; that he bad been in a solienor's ear but was discharged for dishonesty ; that be bad not • riling, mod waa, 10 fact, a mere impostor. Prisoner made no reply, end was remanded for • week. SOUTHWARK. &esa after Mr. Combe bad taken his MA at the bench a singular lookkag female, whose lower fanner were thickly covered with heir, entered the east In • eery suited state, sad begged his wonhip's rielemes sad pro tection. She stand that she was being slowly murdered, sad she should like to tad out the party whip wee her mur derer. Mr. Cienbe—Wliat it Mrs want of ate? Applicant-1 want premieres. I sea tbe daughter of • clergyman, sad bas nee bombe up ea a lady, but I sin kept in poverty by up inserem, I am actually westing away, year werelip. am cry • shadow el what I WM. Mr. Gonne —Wish la the are of year westing swop? I pi,ftim as d mike ," " am lupe N A LN6 .0 14 : Applicant (excitedly).-Ifen ems me that lase slowly being u ft h w dysae l s. w ahe ci v o r / mi d" Poor. 'murdered, and I want your proterioa, for without that rvae, la losiarir Mr& la the Mira of I shall not live ire. TWOII/1011T, Ana 111. WIL TRAFFIC RETURNS PALMAS& Mks Pas- Alt _To6I. Weak e=cea . 1. 44. sea r Bombay. see C.L 1.451 IS Weis madam e 4.. 16. Giese ladles Peninsula 4lll ;957 1,1111 - Week ending April 4. Uhibmork and Maw, lOl4 *sottish North I.i. and Dundee end Arbroath us • 4.171 SA L Week ending April I. Antwerp s Rotterdam 566 lip 1,1114 Week aiding Aprll le. Limerick ad $6 la I 114 Llmemok and To lei 167 1111 N Waterford mad . el 167 415 PI, Waterford and Limerick 77 WA In le d West ending April IL Cornwall — en Lae 1 n Cheat Liters MI 1016 11,111 11,16 uneadurs Grent Northern nl6 , yortatize mi 14 11, 1.3 145uk 00 11.7 .. London North Westanill79) 41.271 411.1 MAO aw London South Western 16.715 13,4 1 17 ffaisebtater, and Liaeotashire North Staffordshire 164 MPS La - 7,4 7.5 Imoaetin¢ tab without odour as Ai kid Pre* wads Ogres oil latselar brows Is Su soul Ida& 'S TM Is csooloared sivsys i /sod alike. Sold >•pooksis Irr UN BIRTHS, MAILRIAGILS, AND MTH& BIRTHS. Siii.—ApS 11, at Dover, the wife of A. I. Boil, 11q , Bop Artillery, of • sow 0011,1(&—Aped U.. at X orthaer-road, St. Jolm'a-wood, then! of Captain Collhea, of • son. CUARY.--AVI, at Kingadown.road, Upper Bellow a), 0 Ws of Z. , fp., of a daughter. 1211fliS.— MTh* Cedars, Putney, the wife of the 8 : mad Rev. R. flestm, of • eau. 11J1J11111.D.—apell 12, M Allied-place. Itelskmmead, W. Morass liaberd, of • sou. 0•112111Y.-Apell 12, at KittlintofliWklloWllll.. of i &Malay, Isq., of a daughter. -• • -- ALLSM—LTNN. — ApriI 14, at St. Margaret's. Westminster, r **Rev. L J. Moor, Bulkeley, sou of J. Allen. EN_ of owls , Attend's:a, to Mary Loma, daughter of the bib L 1.)“. Req., of ioneorn, Chealsily. ICILFOILD—BOALMIT.—.I6prii lh at the parish u earth. K r. =lby the her. A. C. Price. It Ileat.-Omberal Jto . 1 1 ' .11., to MAU, dengliter of L Porte/0. Bog. 1111701D—ZONSTON.—April 14, et St. 'moan Westnortsu P. Milord, Lc., to MmHg Marion, daughter of Lord Lgdi et Tattoo. OMMAMSZT—HOLLIST.— Apra 11, at the swum march. LO worth. linassr, s 7 the ler. L B. Chute, P. T. Opuesset 01.. ter &sights, dH. Houle'. Zee., of Lodamet H l WIMPRILIS—IDMONDB.—AptiI 11, at St. Marie. Teluw`'• tt the Mee. P. Medgeland, L M. weraperik Meek. of London Anne Harry, trangttles ot Lr. 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