The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-28 00:00:00

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U. barib—bprii ir niu.m. prawn fres without has owed the l ieu eiVIVlk . wore= Loofah WI IL par lik. arl Ile Dm a (*.e.. ~. ... b; /// b.. nd CoUlz i t s % Wm. si, Lid.—W rm.& Mt? to the EMBARRASSED.—Mr. ft% Loh.' Doblans. =l7= ow ret. mo aohmenemll tt. ,o•ns rol eseufl Se Aida MI WITION et pm.. mil ••• teen .1 am* * aud u sed io* I.oNes ma Op aft rema am 444. 5. IMMO limarlematoni. at sowlbled the mil Amin MIAMI bb 11144 01 Nupliammet Ninlat to INVOTTORS. OFFICE for 6 .e.,,....,.......,...... ........., et priftellan ke •enftele mi: taw lor ihe bum or Melee serinse; rd a le all pawls ~al hen WIT is Ur 4C=Le :VOW a Ma Pal ICUs= Clarlwm. PLUM SPECTACLES, the cheapest and I trt. cf griblaseme esitirrea err pegmenter dr debt hem I en= pm* permeed OM AIMO Mi pee salt .i f !Lt.. r --IlenleM Ilberper Pie% ti merteeet me. AMY tm• Mum In MY Mb perm Ir be Let_reetimem 'emerge. red edam fief pael bra ! Oil .T. I'd MI. Meader be tbr New Pertip appear tbe . 16 .7 . 11re.Leseess. 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O. k % Ink Wm. -.. 1 . • to NEW TORE bon SOUT'HAMPTON. bet , moo MY Slowlip A 114100. f r i ng i le o n ,;'; t '' . =4: oil I =tr 1 11 .41= ab oololoollod of kr =ki rz, I: s sr m ...-.• r o .- ; rood dr = l2 ! •- to (rooml .I=ll Tma II DL NMI Le ; or to oIIINDLA T sod Or. O. &rim lisoloperM w.d.- Amp MD be tollorood br , mblorm Um 10 . I kONDON and NANTES LINE d STEADIERS ga RAPILIUL . or 31•111rerlalo ILL =I A t t MI Iwo Wolin tor Slain Ibrlth of o•orl i p Wird Ur& Tim. row IN rogloof to max= "ivaramitraistimm CIL to GOTHENDURO.— The NORTH of IV MAS K ervrl COlgriLl. NORTH h... on ill b l , 0.1 ! .. tr . 9 4b /Lor t i e 1 4 = on Me sco pAt t" . . 1111oo=4 ; 1=11:11. .1.! W laa, ICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO SIBUTIIIII. NNW Olio worm Moir oosoordo le So Mimeo Doe& Tom Poresolhoo. moires k -. . k ..... W . N. I. Molter, soi On 6.18111. . . De A. mauls ' saw soh... I al r' s l ft ' s Wok Loom 14)114 4 flomon O. O. Coda MI _TWIN? aal Aaeaau Ts. awes. boom ta• TIMM* DOOR/ iss 1 n =IV " flay Deft sad hot WNW ThiIIiIMINOL ig= me N tolailorli mopialliat me Ile Pr& r. CPPILI. Wow. :2 1 EP6OIF8 FAMILY BOOT anti SHOE 1, 144113 10411111-1111•kripst sod bid ONO of laettot Onlio. aLmiz , ...........r. Ohm: do Idtu de ml bk. i . ‘"marriA m o.f.d.o a. 4. OIPO D.4IIII.I4M—IST• BUSHED 1114. MODEL WATCH. 66, ... kk k b kb0bb.447.• 4•47 ~WNW et Ur C st a t = . 1.. .• blint. rbili. l4=,lreas II pdsda§; 11. MM. Z INTITTB /// ow Ml 1.. FEN BUPEREEDED.—Marking Limos, 3 •444.444..•111 .1 SIACTIO-11:111 IL ; EIMI d i e .."" ....".761 1 : bu m 4144.2.—. C Lurtos. roma% g row iirl of DELICATE COMPLEXION, wbo or m.o. w ..m .I.s. era flow JPll‘relke l• Yr seelindm a nt ra:MO 7 6. bo la,, ... A4 at. al Oran. it . • ri1 i..... 0.1, ==• •• 11044 z. Menem • bee aid wiiipernoWl asiiin 44_ al Ho las a molisl Ow, 1144,4•444•141•• el & 1 14 1 •114•1•Erind al•Ilemo•4 • •••• rufkkbkol._ awl IL 4111. pet 4:14 Omika-1144 rzb ao w A s ice.li= at 111. lambs : mg bi E• IATING'S COUGH LOZENCIES.--. A slight bel:1110. Om emblem ale eft SIPPled. ile OW l. " the "r 424( polememy ~Ms! beelrei Meer • Abbe demean me be mar Webbed V ." °S. .LIMPI•0 Se Wee aldose i Ale isteVer g •fl i a Mee se mem* Ow d 101 l a isaiwiy. 114'hn " Vene e r= rei=g= gi l t kr a ...allt . ebeeles we . 10 ..... 1p .. OM ebild sr wee M. Qialosee Erma el.. ts ,be O. awl len M. Iblieee nL WWII . Muhl. M. 11l Penh ewe! ............... br di Dreads! T ilagalli Alt -- _. bateau' try Royal Litton e ,,... i tete l ez ma d eleere4 er lbe err et bee r ob I. roo. la o moor or """ 4 ma ealarmtial Tiffams.. Se. 11. le dm% Nen at IWO Obi ma* s el . llmoi • . 0 •ftl Wm le/ le Ilko di. = 3 e... ""I Reba Glebe II& & ea nembeir. ~.... ke . slums Yak me babas la .sera ea ems rem lel: ,ra • • AD Mr . • be • Am eirreiQ "La t. .L i =e• el %Ay re le& Lniaboll• ._......_. VIM. awl 06.. 116 Cftembesees : red • am him. jaiagra=mtimmil"sirata AT. 1 : 11 AA Pet 1 ti oal 11" MO' lange. W. SM. Ww/. NOD 010 16 t 7. 011 pOll. MONT BLANC IS OPEN. j(Kt:HAL TOM THULUWILL SHORTLY CLOS* 33 PRIM CI Of W IA ZA.A . IOIO. I. Spet—Tlne LOOM Pl lir. ter 13 lo I: 3 ••••• 31. ; r 11,1•23011.1. 21* Airellwa Nos ft WWl** Ow =swam Wiwi amp* ars *a Yr MR**. owl 13 away * , polw. ••• PAO. • 10 M* la • *31313 of Oweire. *W. I 11103* la IN W. R. RAHN'S MUSEUM, 4, Cavratrrstreet, logivrom rm. lliltAll w 4-IMOVIIIIII RS. Orb at TLS a as latorra awl rarer was: rf by A. 111 TON. ALGA. . as Mlsw.—Ataffilt war—na Plarrar. trialtir. and of ille San e t i at Irr-21• ono Tetra ; 61•.1 Food ro liat lin tr., it Tba ltrpr comar lOr II art ar raid la tit err tr ia taig g for cry. lt 14"n e tram Tr 111 Tea 41•11ahsa. 1. . Karr relter. mar le ram THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCIL, is ' , NNW THIS DAT. eseesree : I. .....r...llrllmeteeL I ir.b. Mb wi e.e Ike., Beefs is arra& • Feeds eed tie leieblieuee. Tie Kew Teellemest eed Me •.Y. Jells raw. AltremeettoefteeL NIL m:SIBILLIT )1111011111 or CURILIB BELT THB sx, 'OND fiIIITION of the LIFt of mutton I 1110 PITT. lo.e. 11•14, by M. Oman& I. Jarb e i=4 l ■ 1 . 1 or eTa peke 54.y1b PenislS. led 10.16 b. nee in' oa.ll. Ousbat - • • FINB ARTS TEI NEW SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER Mk, the twenty:thirdexhibition of the Now fiesisty, sans some three hundred and fifty-tour drewinge for public inspection ; and we regret to any that, notwitinianding, or rather perhaps became of, tie timidity of its mesabers, there is no visible ini prucumput either in the landscape or gem ft./t -wits, but the moe mild level of " TferMarthr e _ trees sae gale whichever way we turn. la genre the New has been this year . beaten the Old Society, for, excepting in a few mstanms, see as the wonder ful drawings of Louie Haghe, or tie ann• shiny sketches of Mr. Lee, the walla of the now seaety's room present scarcely one well figure sketch, the mawkish pretence, and sentimentality of Mr. John Absolon are as lit* he oar rate r the " heavy fan" of Mr. Uvula Car boald, which reminds us forcibly of the Dramas who jumped over chair. and tables tIR he is=t . the ceiling about his ears in hie eightstatine TOWS to be lively." Of the proaldn berldse of Mr. Augustus Bouvier, we Audi itehlt public must be pretty well tissd Then we have Mr. Wehnert, but pattern faulty and in drawing, with r INN al a his wea i i i t a = woolly-haired, hie so many each fir expeemive of nothing bat dr arra imp bility to throw into it life of any kind ; swans wars from what we feel to be a calumny ureter hem= form divine, and reek in the firmly painted = i t: Mr. Harrison Weir, or the all but living Mr. C. Weigsll a solace and a refuge. The prole exhibitioa, in short, though quite op to its Ma mark in Isadscapc art, has made a step or two beck. wards is eresytfiio g eine. The evident desire of the artist is to produce quantity not quality, and wheal aim are of his market he takes care that the dos mad shall be equalled by the supply. We are aware that there exists a necessity that all the world should live, and artists among the orders yet a little more exercise of such imaginative be& ties as they may power might not act as • eery beck to their success, nor injure the sale of thdr pis. ductions. IOYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. AIR JOHN DAVIS ON CHINA. A meeting of this society was held yesterday even ing; the president, Sir Run MUCK Idvacwso., la the arr. The fit per nod wee by 84 1. Darr ea Chime rd cos the Cheese, la which be dertiorrly reit ea the perks et Cares sal its deeser He tisseribed, by the eid et • hese sap, the erwriehr to Oars has Hoeg base, sad the Mrs* peels at white residisse mirk be are, sad be tereelly seder the staines sere/ trees her the Criss River, la whir the pinta reeds were as emir, end Gerd not to epresehed by err air at Inc dr Jar Der sdk irced the areasity et sereely posehled tits ihriters d Carr, owl the laird pranks at that pre; eed be emended the berry the irebiter st Cars lad shows es the Barer to the it Sr they won ✓ued err the beret war. H. rid Net it ad he Shur pre ot Chive, were the edlitery and tar power ot this emery were edboteelly deployed, the Chimer serealeil IS well as bend the MOM; sr there theirs pert ddr war they arra le draft the ire& gos white won le be rector spirt thair slif MIS. It was WS raft Masi d the Mare torsi the ISO& whelk pm* Wieser the Ismer si Chime to mese he tarns stress Hr I. Dar earessi a bops that run the gerents Weiler bees sesi out arrival et Carts they word is eA the Chime Meta cm the cost, every re of white our Ordeal, sad ought to be extirpated, act oily ler the ler& at Bribe rousse, hat Cr the attratage the Chrism lerralves, The were plcudared by the.. pear te mar se error At the enders it Btr his Davie's parr, Hr. Cass ette side ore earners@ ea the tire with Chime sad cs the Cllllllll6 Ile add Net whet he the Harr here he dyed frog he. Mow ray yids. fle bre larearr titarat i. trasel7 modest's"' rewired the me ths recoutly re flea ier ihr ime w iiim. eril • M att erre serer arid sod serds He erwpftiet seikrit ireerase heil set bre sear he re armee with Cher veldt sessuier, beditleg that with leer te 16,000,11det. rift swetessess , Oust sem re We le vies reserl leend be dr& Het serf eseres smiles lied Wes rib le Watt eels. Opium we indeed erre 4 brim dna{ bet r erstilly red it woo cot injure wee fir ehrstlesable thee the sad els. It would, reed, le ree l the rods to sprees the perk d the ire eta. to Wet is the scs-ctildvatioci it the peppy la LAW. Mr. Caerod Winded so ore articles it essmsee with Mir masa others to lea, raw silk, sod lisle' ere, mid be Wet Mosey relations berme re Mere rd rio word le direly rerteried, ertbe easseris Mr Cram C ohs Jebel h the direithr t. the sired which it our Steel Wet the Pali it Odes are err war with venire= et the Oisted Hopes which had ben leers diger H. the pesilisnisity dry= Ned the rehires esseeder sr _broke out. • Wet seeser et ler. Oro sf's esplrelisa la the earth et Arras our rib ia rich be sepersd the erre I Het, it the brie of the Victoria Ries, the owery is eery fray sr well odepted er the serwart et spiel riper& ,H. ISCH IRON eartinced that a sobetrizties, I. 1 welsh the sionitdic societies d Leedom wow prim lad ran set on foot to aid the deal 11111111111 whisk Lady ' b about to have ride for sr d Perkbe's ispritioa. He stated that abisay, brae err salplisse lad her puled) , solicited, We are of 800/. had M Th. surd wee then sdrarrd is the 11th of May. Tea Paw Causes.—An amusing circumstance which seemed tbe ether day at • easeert gins at tbs lielb OlCan, ea Wolk of the orphan institution et Imm, =AM Ms weer& efjoyens children whisk neeejthe prams tied Me tuts Soul, wadi obi my be. in Ma miseled deans of the popYllss, was Ito Int net beed se idol Imo. At the alone semen lleeimer Venda and Omar Deems nem the Plan* m*" end Masan nese ChM perlbrined With N. Donde In • ailed minmetbs." yeesseilege Malt edr wan me emealltsger dy paironsey Maim nese be e er sem mum tie r S t ream mil nibs =len in tweet et ae beeleellea. Name Ben Cbilorbb mire embemeeneent, mined Met In wee et se .1117 • mime AM is id nut err Ws M lb • ems& Thai* mass= mia4 Yaw Cosine Dit se maw inne Pa i nt Bewst—fee smb b abeltemseines aims d km lessinnt --es ago Ma salleMea. IN Maims WIPES WNW, ami andemei OM hr pines we se was dinner in t et near Sem Web est lie men to derillne. "TIM the Man MI is Maims " the leole feilmos. Violist end rmended. "Abet I me lbw time lodise." tiny yemonies in dem* Medea the pine to N. Derek who, lamest so Temonsble am to °Me, mode a albsdan v ia& Gill L Wpm lathe peer alb= sillgq. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1857. WB3 P. HogroN 8 170,'ULAR ILLUSTRATIONS. - Mr. and Mrs. CiermanPa 'ea Produced • new en tertainment at the Geller, of Mak Wiw , Ire "Ming• it ie of the sane cherseler as those which • g" brit a l erd7 eras and promises to be no kr suceertal. It n divided ielo two peste—"A Meath tram Rows," and " M y t .ndn i abd Orr." lo the fret put, Mr. and Men Reed taw 1. 2 7 ! rimer a .oath la • coda country eißs, ead • shares of ear al the savor end charactre tba.• with. Ws are ialrodassi to Mrs. Haordsw, the ulna ••• of an establirmatt kw youog kolise—an original, of wiry but • wet grail reessage, whom mixture of excellent a. Ina, Wing, and oddities fern • picture at once amosing and .. 6 " Isidhl. The good ledy disprove ; and an instant after% wards we see or of the papas, a 'awry girl who roar to like her saia-Isaaa San Mr. Reed, and commits all sera of laughable ramie& Theo the an. is award to ebaage sad • little old wooer sprain, • noted charter In the villags, best tad withered, bat wsrm-Isserted, credal, and contested- The wog which Mee. Reed wings isx this cherseter is any pretty and uremia. Than is attorwerde a heM-witeed sentry lad, with • wild poetical deny, whose imaginative Sigler, matalses of song, and natural psalms, reminded as somewhat of Welter Scott's Davie Grady in the gore of • Somersetahire clown. There wee likewise a Scotch ledy, who sag a Scotch ear, tall of spirit sod astionality, ear. prig by Mr. Reed, sail-ener -et the tippler bolletteas we have hard of Caledonian melody. In the second pert of the sotatainmemt, Mr. Reed is • composer at work wpm an opera, and interrupted by • succession of intrnicas and eansyancen Occasion is thus giro fur soma any clever sketches. One of them, an Irish server girl, is delightful, and her rid is one of the prettiest things of the hod imeginable. Piro the nature of the unbar, than is • gnaws variety of singing he this than in the prerrioue part of the eateetrameat. These were same Italian end Omar _ _ eons, which Men Reed meg chenidnaly. The roost wee crowded to the doom end the performance wee received with way dicommtnition of pleasure. Labe illUlltgenCt. NEW RULES OF PRACTICE IN THE COM _orNON ju LA D L EN CO: COURTS RELATIVE TO CON TRACTS UNDER 20/., AND serisFACTiori - - Tadaday dr hamlet Dew name rekthe to the (atone nt et mho es weft ea oommeet miler TOL, Goa Natty i sethiliethr Mom* mem roma by the penherted at the mond welts at eehatertre it :V.• " artemil th at *Nib orthres eathaet he W. Or Mme. my, if they die etre, Whim to hem* et .roue the Ildiewbmg rho: " The modes fist it italicised to shah tir Yoh of Sl:tha *lath end, withal wartrap tub le • r m de end at mot, ohm lehee ark she rho te him or hie Mom. het yes Yin ewes ma hat It la s =latel eh Ihe dished Ow wadi "mice the phial dril push by mem= awl ephe ; bee .;( the th she se web seas he either, rano era hilsement le •VI thrtr kr ea ohm dr• etre ea pm% art It the gel alga liars ea the tal k aimet wa t dipoles, lo omit hr are, ma the motor mg tem to mendltty. " la owe OM ahleeth• ter mete vilheut tetiledeete rert, the pinhead had set le eadith to twee mob dot It he tied redo oath Wormiest, uulu s hip aid coder het aim " stray OATWACTION Olt 1111601111111 a ao:= a OM, etalips4 sal airmisi eft um Isl. of is Tom, INII, bate loimoolot So do dolt of Oho Joemorsto of As moloro of tie wort is jkiegloollion bra alpek Ir thiv moo mod War lolidlooltosi thojoikpooot look part the entry of Ulf goll Jaimpai, oak imo re iD bo voqukod to but cortiod hr moo of MN*, outioloo tics. CIM PR as oolat. (5 ) ILL CIA. COOMPTOK flirt. . A. COCK Ult X lii.'irTiLANN o. BILANWIIJJ. PILED. POLLOCK A. J. WILLS& W.F.CAANNEA. V. Bum." COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Aran 27. (Mans m Bra.—Belene Lard Campbell sad Judas Wisdiamea, Eris, sad Crampon.) Mr. Agatha weal ter $ writ et gee vemale wilednea Mr. Mieutiga MAW, sad wed ether 'mem le ethear hg Ithet riS mi th . eg Mil Me Igoe et thethhem et the hmld Board ot The dada etas herd tedi ghee la August W. tha gmelka wok wholor ft ea& Se ham be ehete_at a the di we pawl wley, sr by the ha wtr~ley • heel set. whic nth igthdlea Wed nee theli dep. h tied esly to Wile le the thotherelle, bet by *fa th er oath wealmdMlerad,the thethegall• tugboat a . ak , In any dendlea barbs( nth the =aim The Wry " War abet set tree le de abider We Weld be • WU lard, ead seem& in le the ithemeleelsa ghat of abs wed • may " to the 11•1 Beak" Iwe to we the felidtheate at the prink larefing wee Med Is emery for sow ha. redden were betas, wept in dew where there ow Wert or other Wry, staged the ad teseadiag the tune Meting to the at Me peer, md weed la Os 69th yw et Oar. II L ; r the egt fir Ithe hetter regehaler et raatef/tfla the reign et MOW IV, at doled mid prta= ir f e r talead eet at whew" Id the mat of parte thstry. The lead ad et the r e e:d al ef Vie. • , which It weeperlid to be dried Waded wag el art Wiwi le be the Wed ofemedlthe h e r the Te wegetheat of dr pow. TY Mil hit Limped, it apperei, bed tees , Wad* the guard mom en dad the Wet vinery ap paledersder di heel set ; ead the Waal counsel no w edeilled that Waked= was theanuelk a the right et eleelthdhod hem gives by the to the latter body. Mr. Pedeley, who sparred cm the other aide, said the edthemendated near the loed ere vas aim* • board of sod Meet. ad • Meet We, wit, the low datate. Wyk' Wm* that Sim Wry was not en the their; bet each a deledeldth Mn Mr. teethe ampere add Wok, hair seemed to he idea deal with We et other= lad geardiene, and the name 1 .. sided winery" we a are cantina:dory wee which had • gtme to the. The nth was reamed. 11/0001.4111 0. PIAS.-8 MiIIIZNIT.—CA AMINO CHECir. MI. Lad Cateirell o are rub lid been obtained to enter the varlet Re oder ate barring eternalness The *atilt war is psidlenincare of Stuckey's B. log Compry, which bad b,enins at gassy of the priaelpsi towns Ilfernamate/s/nn, nod mug sewn st Olasknkary sad liridgewere. raintrr_ ann sad bed ratio ninth; tut ark lathatur limr a rower, , suprie eassure with espnate carensm• ✓i eters hake, bailed mitt it. arse of the par a which they was irseL Or tiered Hr hey. asonar et the Obaleatry bark sad tav toner • tofM. to the adindost, he peal W ea the 17th d the nark yak • chow he ref mark I dart epos the hear et Olesteatary. w ere, dar at the Or is the asighteareal Be sad be choose at the hark fa that WNW 1111 = tte the trims, and they Mil tw it. The raps Tarr by the net port to Olrltrwp Tree it awned Y rearm edreltarring day. Oa r imers of that day Ilya hada trace of 211. in ide Ithwar, Int Ilk waft had boa draws est before the chore are. The wee asearnagly erred moan, sal re pkilargis aarks to arm lack the wary whir they had The raleal in Wooer ks d an eta re dinner Mein were as tart re of isposisaminold; rat es Barr kept no sorer of sad roe ratio to err Ira the Brinywerr brigh be dr set ✓od is re nitre of trim and sestoser mod that the Asir grelea its seardwed se brag ter rid is tie sew& eit Paw. Vien na Is the ear le he as ken I.wd o the ore. gwater Ism& wis sat bound to p re dare era tegassisa Mayer led saris at Olerestry. To rid theta airway et sr horst hal a right to he,. kis dares rid at all or env d the Inssass, word to to =ppm • were of things rearister air ray ere dosing ribs pens of tie teak. They seed sat pa ✓r est wither direst ordure of welt en egrersest, and the giving of theme IT esti breach sa d - ireadad to guar sprat sash en mil. They thought the Bridgwatar broach could net to maddered to her paid the cirque raker are east of sad if so, they art have paid it an tits reit of dr tidar t rank as 'if had gives lia dirge kr r her note, her parties leliev they ing it tojz i csisa, ia whist ore if it tared out to la forged and as astir *gig err' be tristained, to recover lath the wry se award. The of to enter the verdict he aspired& err theribre be tare absolute. Rule absolute. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Arne 27. (Sitting fa Benoo.—Before Chid ]adios Cockburn, end Justices Creswell and Crowder.) o. SRI TllO/1/410NAL illri INOCIANCII CO AAA N A This was an action upon an Irish judgment, and the cam !MO before the court upon a special verdict. The question was, whether the proems upon which the judgment was founded had been properly nerved. Mr. fierjeant Sires (with hint Mr. Huddlceton) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bovill (with him Mr. &ileum Dyke) for the defendants. The court took time to consider the matter. (Sittings at Nisi Prius in Midiliceez.—Before MT. Justice Williams and a Coalmen Jury.) INCRAID AND ANOTHER T. ItIMINWN. - THE TENT FOR VICTVALLIIIRS PITT AT TM plaintiffs in this ewe an tent-takers in Brick-lane, Oldmlrest, and the defendant is the proprietor of Caimans Garde*. The action was to recover 1081. lls. 6d., the *- Yeas old to be duo to the plaintiffs for arcane the tent for the lienteed victuallers' Pie in 18.50. TM defe nd ant paid into fee* itt. Ile. 24., end denied the plaintiffs' della to lay sum briWet anionnt. plied and Mr. Room *pawed for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. X. Chamber. and Mr. Wordsworth for the do. , heath The pinatale ram was that in March, 1866, Mr. Orchardl saw Mr. won in reference to the constnietion of a monster tent *YU all tho liaeoecd vitenellere in London, and sub mtpeently the plaintiff. entered into an egrearient to build t the test, end that agreement Mat* that the cott* canoe. I for the feet abeaM be charged for et the rate of 11d. per *vd, and ea part yard ws to be charged for making it up, but .eltotdd Om motet vales of the cotton mums be less then ltd. per red el 24 kerb* the lienont to be deducted ban the maid am of IL U." no thaw for construct bag the ilea was MC 12e. M., sad there were she enema bar he eel** hat wreath lel bete made ea ae eieni,whialthit the the wan sow rialnet. lir. Orchard In Wins ines sand that et the time the auniet was web the meth* pia at the vulvae we 118. pee set. nand din In ha bon ht owns met had c the atheihat lrtrt r . He lei OW beagle 1,326 et art hid th read for it 166 . Me lei canned aces at ha thaw Ws nein price, beano hie arm was la *a lee* eel - to the habit at paneseng lave ipiathin The thiliarbal Weft al the prim see al the pitiathib thaesepea net :DV l ui rl i ethay, *ato teet the nava MA lientleareil hid lit that they het old it at lid., awl Mr twee eat ea invoke Anna the price at 114 ad 17Z he wadi Mart the :Berms what the eanat was Paid. Oa UMW at the ileinint I was antawied that the *WM' Peali * thee amid the ththaine any the enenit whin they MI wentlit pail far the annaw, tad la thie it wee amid that the ded•dent lei bra ewer to the sten at MIL Us. le. ••ma if maw wee ; aim eheriel Isr the lees all Idea the ant woe therenta, • lin II was awes thet it bed ben spud due tin vinare LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. The drat Nowa Meeting of tbie antiety sine* at dissolution at pesilment vas MN yesterday easing at No. 3, Walsebelbee, gni wee neseerwasly attended. Yr. MIA our, SP., took the Ear. The &murrain (Mr. Wasp) red an saber of the anal of the saelay ca he neernag its tournentli reek* The esamek the ad seeggeiebbil Se sorb* on the adages at 16.1ffegies viii * the Hew of der ane Int the sgvallamet ef • Waft" et hiss, awl mewed w • eseeseniabgen, ends rent yeas ep* lie aid*. ha Se eppebbent et • head a nate. watt the Lad Seresinr as panting. with • elepprieldnil itu. the Roues of Canneene, with • penman ineparlia. secretary, sod • anplast staff of Aids. The elated tad they hod na yet hued weer r seased le amnia • see reithetsey sebtha Pe rete thillallthe of the questies the this. On the eadjert of the bowleg dila the COMA IMPS pled bided Set thio report of the erusboloomo vs go I a fiseeer at ere, =ties el tithe, mid theip reannerith be refined to the real emeidna t~ ion of oemniecial by, after a bribtainollage of the cow iwr Y Jour, lea the and laid Si • bill was to =a*the annille• eng by Set analleana, ng Ile aisle In the ilnitbellsetet the ink repay ham, mean • HI wadi obi he inbeisted rte a rab( Se ITS men et Se illatnealkered* with nap tine we to ands dune of Nadnals. The mused eqsand then 'plan Oa Lad thatiginsa's MU to give is pewee of cam et ratendlethei be 'daft tribunal', nib ilkonarege Maine ailthweall gni* aid in ready int fa evils esenland die iin admithlnges °tibia* in & g ala* The red apnea On the bill on saddles wadi% ands hawked this arab* to Or Mb etas Lad Chenedier ea diverse and taelannary Jethedieth* the yang hoped that the ha* woallane the aqr would so lager lave to deplore the hibeinellensterawale dna/ id sailed to amen- Obi the _mire Seel L o This eenablia lad reported nab! the and= at • new awe t nannstory *bible% nod bad peeped toot sera of the **re el the nil* segeder sweep Ord' be amployed to dew a end of _preine. The ales W embed the pearel ran at Se rocioty. The semi t referred to lad theughmh bin of last swam en the seipset of the ra mieamwrial woman, end *the wanes of Mr. DWAIII MI as to the 'pyramidal with wait nab thw eeWprepted to this away had bean waned in the dab 47de Tart They leuebil the the reenew was oar not that bendirdl to Wain • bill an the gab. =at NI was nth the eselate wend be ego* breard. 1141wrise le the Mabel Ing, the timed append of Sr Ovens twin amen es Mr MOM t treemsebtlak and deo of the babandel Peet IS of het andes. On the qualm of law reverting, they noticed the mast peuended r then/an, end ennead a bye the al ba amid tabs sign le drop Sr I. Taut; in neeleg the adoption of the kagedg kenos, named tan Ilea Wan should not knead Mk• ▪ an lawyers fir ewe* As regarded the ISilair Jse, be feared that if the Laid de Cbrander bad the me M sin an pawed tin he thould , and intredneed thew metro wadd net ed elm* stlegagely by the taw ahem dais awe. la hie minim the HMO Minister wee the Akar who Anil realm the new appointant, entreasd es he wee with the amble trans dirties sod assisted by lawyers of the pat arm Thepremandualee Ode bade department wets Add seden of radian and would ad prevent the Swa the w he suageeteL --——- - - - - la. D. Powniiseemall as maim Us did not share hi agessioney et suns as le the perms of law smarm. A got abase had away Men mods. end It bad been shown that She labweie 4 horn wee promoted `aid a i rprekilked by the Impreetweest of the kw. He se eed with the pecedimr tram Met the Lord Chancellor Maid not advantageously hold Mr Are el Kinkier of Juli a', bat could not admit that as His.. Smeary would be a geed mastitute, or that his prams' dales were of a light rare. What wee woad was s t.ensed in whirls the country had esaldenen ad the mssii el which would 'aware that sels d maliment wire mot) framed for as envying at stair sliest (Henn boa.) The Cantatas singraishal ths society on as nunher end swift el solisele amaseed la the address of as mast Mr imam sf dr of lands involved the whole Mier el god , ash there wee no brake et dr law that And mos st rahm. (Kam, bow.) /kr ar of dr hormidner rho bed fa!latifedid th, notterdes siessld be glad if the society would beirtow greet =mit. Hs woe unable to water in all the re ef the mennalsoirwee. The subject wee so iarp dot it was not likely that there would be concononte of *Wm tM there had been ample dimwits. As regarded law Mom generally, oft saw the evil, bat there were differ ences of impair ato the beet remedy, and haste It was that proems wee se slow. Nothing would sootribute more to the aged dm psis rianaroo mbar& trot retemmemielione mak ea do ethane doggie/Ise a Board =or boost with did. milks Ha wad with Mr. Power it/ ibe Ilisarethee ralloloat w ilo &beady. It brim tar awd/ I M ad roe boa it could be oropsY berm% er how it midi be lied.* sow bills aka dr probability _was dreary wadi net plea On the other dire weld he gnat }Woo" of en in. deprndort dereftrat mks, sib tiosi it was to frame new memorm ; wed Where wail Wog it into discredit. He wee, tharolek bawd to the grim Coat the best minister ofjustice wean altar ell be dot eaakty. (Laughter.) The dew was thaa odepted, and after mew bums at • routine ammeter the poesuilap torniamod. Yesterday, Mr. J. Lockhart Morton delivered the ibut els metes of sister helares . On Agriculture, and Ile mimeasmesd of leaded geoperty," in the theatre of 1: roes Caw. The hatrodaeliwy Lean was on the ra7 intimat ing sod hopertent sided—. How to make tie meet of bailed tbe masses were Dr. Jell, the plmellpi u rd. fleramm, M.P., the of Climokards, the Mid of Lisa= sad Airlie, the= Whideek DOM Ifillesailik M.P., Lord Itanelagh, Sir Saba Ad*, Nati" Ilk Wis. { )pa il , Bart., Sir K. P. Jed ma, DM, Mr lefts ILltthad, Lieut..Cel. Dimoma,. Struart bilk ef lavertrosech. James Cain!, En, ll i tr=ser Wilma, Mr. Hope, Mr. Glens, Mr. Clams tepher, tees Tim PRINCES OP OITDE.—LITF.RPOOL, NIONDAR. —Their Royal Higbamme the Primate of Oude, after wad rat fo i al rI a waft eke diftrousi sights in LivapotA sad Ise Sir degareme Mit afternoon, per raftwey, to Olesgme. ken alibi pleas they will premed es a Mar dm* flealleaL me mei Firm mewed that Nam ed the sagas dm sonived kris. Muir stay, freaa the ewer =I mai II Liver& [Adverdemmade}alll , oll , Veg OINTNENT AND .b...A ilium mut muss Nagarip S t . Lee storm. tram Mr Fa. Yams. rash. Tem Aar= To Preheat Hi Map. 16.—areed e di% . led • a* beg kg fa eadf tam are; Ite obeisant ale of motel will me a. sod Sled eigkeie imellee, lea boned bora lboafren el• 100 eta Wail to iet tam Si. leilealmi ble mooe ; be ler as of ailment :MIS Wlave tom the saw of • oore. - -hia to toolbar oak. Wal** UND veal • 11.67W1. etm. emeetem..ll4. ear& tomes. sea N .,. A. Mime. MareerserMe; A. ea Ow. t IL alitt, dila (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. should not chary for the flags. Another item we. 301. for meting the aide roof of the tent, bat it was mid that this work had not been property done, and did not answer the purpose for which it was mended. There were, in addition to these, some other disputed items. Evidence was also even to the effect that the prime of mans at the time in gas Wes were, in the City t etively 9ld. and 9d., and that bean the manu facturer it migh t have hem obtained at shout a peony a yard lase. The tames wee of opinion that a emus net in the trade could have obtained the canvas at &ewe prima if he wanted to purchase such • large quantity se 8,000 yards. Mr. Justice Williams, in gumming up, mid he bad con sulted the other judges, sad they thought that the Win "market value meant cousantirs' price, and not trade prim. ;nit he should give Mr. Chamblee leave to move the court upon that matter. 12te jury found • verdict for the plaintiffs kw at Oa. Id. in algiuon to the amount paid into court. cOLIRT OF BANKRUPTCY.—AnuL 27. (Z; afore Mr. Commildoesr H 0134370 nig ROYAL 81117,1R_ (Conchheof from YeetirdaY's Arlon') - - Mr. Chandler, the A uditor, stated that isendlng • ism swing to t h e ', in k Newman's bilis, sal • Mkt M Comm, hie (gramme's; debt was filnreltb of 3 , 40 M Cameron only held a his security twenty-four shares In the bank, aires of no value. Till the fame, he believed the bank to )es PerlertlY HAM beard d ßrown's debt, or Ommertit'ea err M'Cingar* weep tithe other. lam a surgeon by 04 1 . 2 4 and 21 . akleged in betelonaking. I was firth salted to became an auditor by Mr. Mullins, who told ma any schreolboy sight do it—it was merely to see that the items la the baleneethlaset tallied with those in the books. In the time slimed for the audit it was imporibts to go into any lengthened examination. It was sometime' oily two days. In the arty audits, Mr. Wilsaa and I picked out the or two items, sad amid than to the very counter of the beak ; but we were ma wholly estielled that we Math With k necessery to do it eAa I told Mr. Page whet we had dean Had we looked to the " adjusting interest acaresd" weehenbl ham seen that 140001. was due isteene analmaess A kalthsre issolliss to dew thst those adman wars in tha Walk weeks. Asesin4 I! the margia to HIM dint has been amblers/, men. Had we reined Is the matint we Ent w ines sim ai n: „. 4 7 llen of 140001, Ist amid made les abed IL The •••• s• = 7 011,111111. Ihr as pat der TIM meal be.. led to dr tenebenss that the mishdas End haw bun y simme mend ; bat we rel looked to the gem banana se did ta c itls to NSW at &IL I was ap pointed at • gamial wandsg of thmetholens to February, 1860. I audited allot the wwly lest sessEsim sal my up em rwsl I Dever limed • word of rtZtirthe al .:Tee n teal kin. Nom hard • weed from say d the rikettors as to ths paillim of the Mak. I was a dinner ef the Means Water Company ; so wars Mr. Wails Mr. H. Brown, Mr. M'Oregor and comb. That oompe.l bummed some 17,0001. of the lank; ft Is about to sled up. I was mho &director of the Chartered Australia Land. Mining, sad Impeding Cosspamy. (Laughter) As • direskir of the WandleCarepay I knew then was • bahume due bathe beak, but I did not know that it was 7001. or 8001. Mr. Bating, Mr. H. Brew., mad Mr. Befalls ware directors of the Chartered Antietam Compaq. It hoe not yet been wound up. The thertholden made meth conydetat. 71to Royal British Desk was the beaker of the ccapasy. I was also • director of the Potent Brick and Tile Company—not of the Hot Malin end Crumpet Panama Delivery Com pany. eLanglater.) I don't recollect say others. Mr. M‘Gregor was convected with the High Peat Company, and Owyine with several °than The Commissioner—Was the general ledger the only book epee to yon? Mr. Maadler—lt was the only one that we in.. I think it was professed that we might all fur any of the hooka. I never heard e i dliteene ledger. Never suspected any of the directors—had set confidence in them until the failure. It would be y aspothble for auditors to go through the bilk deal with escarities. We never attempted it, and did not oomider it part et our duty. The Commissioner —Ton seem to have begun in a way that was very laudable. Had you extended your inquiries SIP other Mager items It might have been of great advantage. Mr. Chandler-1 think it would have been better if bait auditors had been appointed about the middle of the time. /Mr. Linklater—There wee an attempt, was there not, which was resisted by th e directors? Mr. Chandler—l believe it was proposal to appoint • third _ _ _ _ „ne Nadine.. Mr. T. entuterd, the late manager ' who was then elamhted acknowledged that figure * which he had given the eminent were deceptive, hut he .obeyed hie instractione." Mr. Cameron wee ettneee's muter, and without Cameron's per- 7.7 (witness) Lad no light to undeceive my on' The COlnitininiont•—Mr. elapieten sold be reccea•eended your appoirtment became Mr. Canteen had deceived them, ling he bed confidence in you; and you upper to have just boa cm in tiro same armee of dentin se your Indeteeser Mr. Creamed—Pardee me, air. I had no opportunity, In the +bort intentt that was allowed, to Wenn sheet. It would have takes weeks to do a r e m that I was not Mt. Cameron, and they would not find me doing mything wrong. I did not do anything wilfully wrong. I mold not tell the auditors that the statement of amen we not to be relied on without having • proper hence Nisei. I much regret that 1 had not the tame to do so. The Ceemdmioner—The money you &baton your mind of those norms a• to your duty to deoeive others in compli er, with the lestructeces of those under whom you reed, the begot for your future mineeta. The examination of Mr. Cranford we teetinned at cos eidenble length, his evidence relate( chicly to the cease which he person on finding that the affairs el the bank we. pest redemption. After he had advised the dredge to does the doom, a circular wee bugled, urging tharebolders te keep their acceenta at the bank. Mr. Linklater—Having discovered on the sth of Aeon that the Welsh works were such a frightful affair, that then was such a large lose on the past-due bills, and in truth that the whole paid-up enrol was gone, you assumed that m far as the shareholders were concerned their money was lost, but you hoped there we enough to pay the depositor ? Mr. eraufuri —Yea. Mr. Linklater—Now I must ark you, bellying that that WY the state of the banking account of the let of August, how came you to sign your mane to the monthly return that went to the Gortttc in August, 1656, reprerenting that not only had the bunk their capital of 160,0001. untouched, but they were solvent and could pay Blithe depositor* in full ? Mr. embed—That account was made out by the accountant. I do not believe 1 ever sew it until you put it in my hand. Theta were generally signed by clerks before they were sent to the Ossette. Mr. Linklater said he would sot now farther examine Mr. Craufurd, On a future day he might, perhaps, put to him a few question.. Mr. Iluniphrey Brown would be coo mined on Wedneedxy, and it was his hope that this trouble some inquiry would bo brought to • close by that or one wore day's examination. (Before Mr. COMMinnitillen Ooulburn.) IN RN KNIGHT. The bankrupt, a brewer and hop and seed merchant, of Illbcruisertimilxxs, Southwark and of York-sheet, Penton villa, applied for hie certificate. It appeared from the mamma that the bankrupt had a capital three years ago of 3,4631. This had born more than absorbed by heavy hisses on the brewery and trade expenaes, and the bankrupt now owed to unsecured creditors 6,1%21., with a small proportion of aseetc Mr. LAWIIIIIrI3 supported ; there was no oppaition ; and his Honour granted en immediate certificate of the second class. BIRNIINGIiAII BANKRUPTCY COURT.- Arlin. 27. (Before Mr. Commissioner TMlguy.) IN RE 10% AND lIENDI.R 4 ON OP lIIITTDRICR. These bankrupts came up on their lest examination. Mr. W. J. Bode for the aseiguem, and Mr. T S. James for the bankrupts. No opposition was offered, end no examination took piste. Mr. Beale stated that the bankrupts had given every possible moisten. in the preparation of their balsnee-sheet ; that it had been Mull ten day. ago. It woe so complete in every respect, and so satisfactory to the creditors appointed to in vestigate the site of the bankrupts affairs at the meeting last November, that it was not deemed advisable to eubmit either Sir Charles Fox or Mr. Henderson to any examina• tiun. On the part of the general body of creditors the only feeling had been one of regret at the difficulty into whie.h these gentlemen had fallen, and cireunuitances which had mince taken place had aimed a general feeling of sympathy for both the bankrupts. With respect to the declaration of a dividend Mr. Beale said that no time would be lost in realising for the general body of cniclitors, but in the lament state or the money market to forte the sale of aecuritice would reeult in a very Pel im. loss to the estate. He there fore ached that the bankrupts should be allowed to pass their lase examination. His Honour simpered en adjournment for a brief period, not that in co dung he bad the intention (he said) of erring the alights.% slur upon the bankrupts, but that • Bilis more informatioa might be furnished to the court. Mr. Janus (for the bankrupts) urged that ell the inform' dos whirls It WY piasible to afFird wee before the court; the aediMrs wore all satisfied, and to pootpoeo the time fur their =ng their last examination would be • serious Wary to After a few words from Mr. Beale to the ease Meet, Hie Honour allowed the bulling* , to pees their last sea -1 ofeation, sad the certilicate meeting was laid fur this day three months; protection to be nervw. aniesat al seamed eine lowa bl4OOOl. MB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. John Rader slias7;;;;; ii:;;;;; young man of about 18 years of age, wee brought before Mr. Alderman Hale, charged .Th.his own oonkanion with having robbed his late em- Messrs. Symonds and Company, wholesale stationers, c r iTCArtillerru., of several hiudlred-weight of paper. 0. W. Wells, police constable No. 641, said that on Sada- Igh,lght the prisoner came to him in the street, and said he to give himaolf up for having stolen a quantity of paper from Messrs. Symonds, while he was in their service. He therefore took him into custody. Mr. W. C. Symonds said that while the primmer was in the service of the firm, which he left in the month of July last, amoral of the workmen complained of constantly losing money from their pockets. Some coins were then marked add pat into the pockets of jacket.,mon after which the money ma found upon the prisoner. He was then given into custod , and after undergoing a abort term of ire- Firmament was . Feeling an interest in the pis mew from the fact of his father having been for many years in the service of the firm, the prosecutor sent him to see, with a view of enabling hint to retrieve his diameter, but, upon the arrival of the vessel in the Thames, he refused to proceed in it • second time. Jut previous to the prisoner's quitting their employment several hundred-weight of paper was mined from their stock. The "'Owner who again mid ho wee guilty of having stolen the pape r, was remanded. A lad, named Frederick Simms, was , broug ht before the Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Hale, • , as stated on the Meet, with having " maliciously publi ed a defamatory libel of and concerning the Bank of London, in Threoshoodle abeet, 11111 d the director. thereof." Mr. Paine, solicitor to the. Bank of London, who appeared for the prosecution, said that the prisoner was given into custody for parading in front of the bank with the produced b the officer, on which wan printed, "Bank t of 140 ahareboldors. For list of mums see Joint Stack Companies' Journal, sold here." It wee sot his intention to prom-ate the charge *vend the priscour,wlse had furnished him with the name and address of the person who had employed him to °any the 'Mimed, and to sell the publication therein referred to. Mr. Pains then applied for a ennimens against that person, which the magistrate Mums diately granted. As the application was of en ex writ ma ture, we omit the statement made by Mr. Past upon whisk it was &Gadd. fit; boy was . then set .t liberty. GUILDHALL. . . Beams dim Ifeneilice, the woman barged with writing and sending threatening letters to numerous merchant*, benkeri, and others, connected with the City, with the view to eaten money from them, was again brought up before Aldermen liumphery. Mr. Wffilain Allieghnm said—On the lith of February lest I received the letter produced from my houselueper. The letter commenced with • request that I would red a sovereign by post to either of three oddnesm mama, end threatened shat miler I complied she would memo me of the most awful Mimosa it in possible to commies. The letter concluded with a caution not to lay any tempo to catch her, se no mosey would he received unless sent by post ; and that M I arepleeled to send, I might expect all libido of annoyance, se whet she began she always went through with. Jarvis, the detective officer, said—l have soon the write upon two °mambo., and to the beet of my beVt:e r whole of the letters produced are in her Made - raw. I bine received two letters of the same description, one of which wee thrust under the door of the Bow-lane Police Station. One el the letters I received is dated on the came day *stint' produced by Ms. All' ham, and contained the fallowing remark, " I have mint • letter this morning to Allinghain threatening to expose him." Those letters ere, I believe, in the prisoner's handwriting. Bull, the detective Office,, said—When I apprehended the primmer I took her to the station and searched Ler. I found upon her • key which she said belonged to her mew, end 012 proceeding to her lodgings 1 opened the door with the key, and in a boo which was emu I discovered two hitters, the writing and contents of which are similar to three already produced, but they were addressed to other individuals. Priamer—Those were letters 1 had delivered to rm.. Bull—lalsOprodu; terO;tier fettere,Oite;iviiirb the •ynaomer acknowledged to too she had Written, end the other I mew her write. _ . Them, the detective °flirty, said—l was with Bun, and while searching her boo I found the book of poems I pro duce, and up,cs erenaning it I had that one of the 4-lessee ha. bees torn out, and upon comparing a letter which I remised from Mr. Brough written upon the fly-leaf at a book, I discovered that the torn edgm of the letter came sponded exactly with the torn edge of the remnant of tholes( left in the book. The sire, quality, end colour of the paper, se well as the these gilt edges, also corresponded with the hook. The letter contained minim disgusting and abominable thresh to those in the other letters produced. Mr Fessein Babb—• The prisoner has been in my employ, sad I have frequently seen her write ; I believe the letters produced are in her handrriting. Bull—l have ascertained that these filthy lettere have been sent round to every person holding a respectable petition is the City. And every one who has employed her during the last five years has been subjected to the annoyance of receiv ing these abominable letters continually from the time she first attend their service. . . Alderman liumpbery—Tou have hoard the evidence; what have you to my in answer to the charge? Prisoner—The officer poems to forget that I have been the first to give information of this matter. I never wrote an anonymous letter to any one in all my life. LAMBETH. Merits nom a ounaeirytlWaTted young fellow wan charged with atealing . about 7W. in gold and 2 ether, pro pe,rly of Mr. Henry Look, cheraeulunger, , Decal° -row, Halwortkroad. Mr. Cook was is the habit of sleeping at hie house in the Haut-road. On the night of Saturday week he left his cash hot with his nioce, Miss Goodwin as was his custom ; but she, instead of putting it in a cupboard as usual, placed it, for security as she thought. up the chimney of her mom. On Sunday evening, while she was shame, the prisoner went to the room and got possession of the cash-boe, with the con tents of which, a. well as • writing-desk, be went off to Paris, where on Saturday Mr. Cook and a constable appre hended him. The prisoner gave up the writing-desk, 631. in rash. and a suit of clothes of Parisian rut which he had purchased. The prisoner, who said be should reserve his defence, was committed for trial. WANDSWORTH. Francis Germ, R noted young thief, who has only one leg, and walks with a crutch, and (h urge Tupinng, also • well-known young thief, were brought before Mr. Ingham on remand, charged with stealing a French time-piece from the mantel-shelf of the dining-room in the residence of the Hey. Henry Lewis, of Clapham-common. Polioe-mnstable Monk, of the C division, said he knew both the prisoner. as thieves, more especially Gavin, who had frequently been in custody for picking pockets and other offences. About 12 o'clock on the night of the 211th of February he was on duty at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, and saw Gavin and three others in the churchyard. Germ broke a pane of glass over one of the doors with his crutch, no doubt with the intention of getting inside the church. He ran up to them, and sucteeded in capturing three of them, but Gavin throw down his crutch, and ran along the churchyard upon hie hands and fee like a monkey, and then climbed over a wall 12 feet in height. Witness also found that a small bdue in the churchyard had been broken open, and a candlettiek, revere, keys, and Inciter matches taken out. Ile found the keys, hr., in the churchyard, near to the door where the window was broken; and if they bad got inside the church, the kepi would have opened all tho cupboards and drawers in the veetry-r , am. Mr. Ingham said ho should remand the prisoners again, fin more evidence. Gavin said he hoped the police would not be allowed to come to the prison as Monk had done, as they might get up • number of convictions against him which be brew nothing about. Mr. Ingham mid he would take care that he wu protected from false accusations. THE FORTHCOMING ELECTION PETITIONS.—As the new parliament draws near, a good deal of interest is felt este the number of election petitions to be presenti•d, and the interest is increased by the fact that it will be the drat time the new act against bribery, die., whieb was passed is. 1864, will he tented. The Commune will esamoble or.. Thurs day to elect a Speaker, and on the following Thursday this QUeee. speech will be delivered, and the ...den eentintramm All election petitions must be pre., rued within 14 dam bat the oommittem will not proceed to investigate the allegutimis of bribery, 6.c., until about the middle of June. By the sew Act (17 and 18 Vic.. c. 102), if bribery is proved the mauls returned is disqualified to nit in the existing pariironeritt, am& he tnay be sued for penal t ie s -1001. penalty or cash offence. The rule me to the presentation of petitions within 14 days is by on robe of the late parliament. Either a candidate or voter may present n petition against a sitting member. A la tamniseume with sureties is to be entered into to gay all cosy or 1,0001 may be paid into the Bank of England. Consort may appear for either party. and the eommitteeproceed with the let of priIIODS bribed. Hitherto there has teen nu gyre- Utility to tent the operation of the New llriteey Act, as the last general election was in 1852. Tho &Mitres Premed fobs with a good clod of care, but it MOWns to he NM whether they will reach the several cases about to he pre rented to the select etaiimittem. The aposter hill nominate "The General Election Committee," end the AG. t com mittees will be named and proved to try the normal matters brought before them. The select coiumittees have power to examine witnermes and to require the production of diem. meats The expense of election petitions must be very great, and wow time mud .:lapse before the select committees can repnct their decision to the home. It in said that Mr. Phino, the barrister, will resume his poliententary bueinres before the seleti enni...Wee. The fees are consider able, and some yew. ago yen large none wee made by bar ' riots. who m ended haw hetbsa cocuuittces.