The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-14 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE POLYPHR?dUII. We hire rec+ived the Mess the Admiralty : The followiet tr I. nosaho Amu, 541.1. a their way to Warriertoa, paymaster NIL TIMM, 11114>hIpMea Wm Barnett, mas , eualaht. L. Noer;e, *actuate Mr. Chambers, caginess JAkos, eosin., r 111111110113, mitt:dim hen Casa, croon H. Terrimit Ir, drosamat S. Bsolatook, ;ant 1 Jahn Villtili. wive* Joke 8y..., priests outgo Arthur, Rance: Ae Wobb, W.. Deal., toy, 20.1 W.. Media, toy, tad John Crosby. 14,1 aliarin FORM boy. god Charier Cook, boy, 2nd Benj. Cr.,., toy, 2od Hoary Step:ems, boy, Ist Jahn Beauty, bt.y. tN Mae.. Praise% boy. Id lobo BO4bissy, b Id "Irks 1 40. b 7, tat lie Ma sk s, at r Saha PUS.II stoker subjoined communict'i lbt of the re•cf the F.i Esslasd Jo De Ilea Ha bs nse seeks, , esrpeeter at, Sewed Carter, stake, Hebert Harris, eorsla M.T. nes. Kirby, ropeasker Theo. Trireme, *apt. P.T. leis &bare.,.rd Junkie Rlbierea, W. James, co .k. Hp. Roymo•d, capt. Co.. lao. Chisholm', ord. Jae. Moore, ord. Jae. Bragg, boy. Ed. Calley, b. 7. lit. R'b. Hume, ord. Jabal lsoadell, rept dai• M. Cenasaghami, stoker Thos. Herbert, stoker Jobe Reis, stok. r Rich. &with, steward Ed. Go Awia, private Cateldy, 'musician C. Balls, steward K. Tw.ary, sergraat Joe. Bermitt, privet* T. Hama, private H. Situ, private Pat. Jemalagr, rind* Thos. low, privets David Newman, private Jae. Co .k, privet* Edw. Heyward, private Jae. Pewees, private Jae. Wbeelsr, private Jaw Agri, A.B. Her. 111.7 Ind Jobs Tootle. private Wa. Ford, private Was. Mania rote r Wia.Friatio, it .ter Jobs Doubts), stoker Wis. event's, stoker Viories Wilsey. stoker idwe NI Array, stake: 4 rhos E!dertoa,ati ker Men Cesoneea, A B. P. Retook, crat. Wks. Walker, sailor Wend Lake, cook Hied ex urb, carpenter Total, 6 elk 71 am. Forge Data. Masao 31secifer, boat- I Ihmaiel Neat, he 7 . lie swales mate f John Baysolds,septaia,4 Total-3 men. Note .—Asother body met kindled. Larr mime CAPTAIN WATINInt. 4:4".„7,em05t, magma l 1 Edward Mahal, sia boy Ni.l4 4 . a Meths lm Ni. Hay, Big 11•1111 s, rea a." tit w 4= 1. L.8. 111 r. Parma !. lumen a W g s Mr. Lakes, • 61 _!;* St " . Wm. Pattlek bey bet , Pat bleak. O. '', WEless Tce4-4 same. II ma. Missals. Mr. Herbert, Masa ‘ r M'lsseklaa, C.M.T Chlm Wilke; B. Nat • Jam Ford, boy, Ist fin.lflittehor,C.P E. Chet. Panay, LB. Z. Forbes, C.F.E. Gm. Beim ord. Wm. Joedam o.d. los. Crammer, ord. Jas. limey, ewe. fly. Dowling. 'upset.. Jae. leak,.., A B. Thos. Jobestaa, i t h Map. Lisegktus; bey, lit ' / V° • Aato 1 Iki *WPM we. Martm, bey, let I,:wd. Beastiabyzy, sell- Alm. Aistkerlesse, are. Jo . 'Mr Jeff. lesbians, boy, lit j.,,, l'alarde, toy, let Total-1 elk w. M m'E• -- PO.HTIIMOV TE, Psi. 13. mhau... 24616.4.1ft to for tho Coklotreass aid Boots 6••••• to the another of 590 isea••• 6191 •14•919401 Illialellima, arrived fa this istrisos Ey rila at 030 Valid k-fer bon Lmittio, to sobs* ow hard Ile saner Nam tea 1 Indian, fee many= oohs Balaiel %redly**. ?bey meNbM hem the rellway statism to the 0 64114 7• 111 , lemeliod by iho basso of two of the regemeare fa emboss elf die usual poyvier aim The embsertati m was Yams.,.' • sat variety sad raped sumer. • kima delim itate/mese rhallag be the army bad almaa'y moat NI bard the 1 miler. Taw follamiag Mims ro cult 1.1111 lb ." inhl at 0 mks ts : —Cold/stream Omega • : C 'elesel Thermkple, Major Crawley, Captaise %veer, G. 8.. Firm bey, ma Caallisie ; aid Lama east* (appear, Halmos aloe : sad the Hos. E. H. Lame. hash Swathe Ilissisle: IliskiwNwilie, Lai absents Bemmost, the Has. W . It. Tishah. and Assistant Bumeats Baker. Tbe *Mamie, ether calmer, fie., Wee wove is this AN s—lor Malta: Listitoosat-Coloool Raab/04.31th asst. -Cape sia Bilbao's, La Feat; Clonal' Ladle, oth Meet. ; Wier :Gmews 30th . Ron , . ; Copt. Illetp%smos, Blab Ent. ; Ce/4. aiding, tiOth Vet I.; Copt. %ley, Nth Mop t.:. Cape Ile league i.a. 'tad rlstkett, it Relict set • Essen Holism, !AO - 14 1 1reeet; Easiga Aylmer, Aid itioe j , st ; Beige Gilson, 49th Ewa , sat ; Emile Meessry, I mOth iteliesest ; 'wig* Corey. 65 h sl , •••t ; Umaillha Y. gm a,sl P. stet, 112“ Regita•st ; Elm VW. V 484 . 1 .1.• . filwaatto. Hese dump, and Brews., 7.6 rashers; le erecter Bergeset pmker, 41. i Regimpat ; Gwee mem el t • • Drumm Gesrde aad three Mat maker,. Ile lady ofC r gmej Deapeapa, of No Guards. *lie goes oat to skis el .p. The Imam is to - NM ts-somw. Ilion an at the 'pressen amaset . is .„, of war of all at lgj j port, salts r lAA or f ,tin`` me foe the Bads. Sid all mesa vessels mil • .... r ,,, of the vie,67. • tits caber harbour (swam ~.) s li p . B es ides 1b... ' are the Marlborough), 1! ,1! Timm RMllatel, 91; _ t,.. 61; Yes, 42 ; ( st r aw L4 ffery, 6, sad Basilisk 400 445) ready far comisir b efog. CHATHAM, IN. 13. A detachment of tit" opt, coasted°, of mos beloolt -11. el tutor r e c culr .ts'ti the Inv,. • loft at. Use?* 00 "...__T a " . burask , 11 11 ' a imeralar, sad. r 'the meassasse at +...‘ 6 " 4 " sa __,„_" ...' ,stast James Pits, of the lavelii Peed, sea Pi._ __°,'''''_. .1 67 railway t. Gravesend, where they embarked "„ 69 M the Dahlia steelier kr Irelsed. EDIP: 11 _ 0 " 6 7 A. 110 at, 70th regimes , sad Llentenatt A. 16. mom. .h Fasibers, have left 'hi deidts of their militate her t' A rag 0.• of entering, se dad's% is the .odor ,d°_,,,P ar ° lest of the Royal Military Ci Pegs at Sand- Ralie. " 1 '"' sr to qualify themselves for staff app ietamats fa the array . DUBLIN, Fes. 12. VT.v !Imam role AcTivz thance.—Yesterday morph g, at 10 tech cit. the Beath Mayo Riles, santhermg era, at pm tot outlasted in the Bhip-street Le nd'''. wire • Taws ep is the barrack-yard, sad an ord. r r .teetisg into line regiments he'll,. been end, one 300 hit . at mica iteppld to the front. This number may be -MI sidersbly mimed on the usual hitp•vion prim to paor 114.1;itsmat airVIS tl show the spirit by width themes am ttd. Pas. 13. Sr George R. Baronies, Cosmaader•ic-Chief ow the Irish Sag st sties, attack his flag as Rear-Admiral of the Mod on maul the Conway, at Qemmtowo, oc Estordoy, sad immediately afterwards hoist• d that of Viet-Admiral of the Bine, t rack he has bees trembled. la cm sesames cf this chimp Vice-Admiral Sammie will have to meats hi. mirust toreamaad, sad w.ll be mended by Ad miral Chad*, Cork being only a resradmiral's statics. The worthy dot-whatral was warmly complimeated at a mmH g"' of the Cork Bae.on' Rome, presided over by the Mayor, se d numtroosly attended by the Mt item, o. Moeda, ism. The Great Britaia was sot *spatted to wire at Qs( toe tows,to embark tr opifo: the Maditetranean acid this dry Colonel -y one retarsod frets hat* of shiest*, tad gannmed the command of Ole Provisional Depct Batts' oil, let Pansattme. ADIMIALTT, Pas. 13.—APPOINTIIIJITS —Clptais H. Oidelegies OM to do MOT; 00. wow Man skip, of 430 Ism sum, Nedltorrousa Amiss, agiusehms J. IleN. Sold 06301 r Or Anion; W. Would (IOU) tales sus tepi Gimp, Ito. mow slowl of MO bust power, at I 11. W. Tumour (NU) r Us O 4 wow sum Otrx .i..k agese power. it p rommfi . jx. J. ow) to 4. wow Anae It I'. Dim& (ISM) to essrood Us Volentsk piddis wheal lam 041411. of 140 Wu rue?. r FoolU4oloo. L ,brisso (MO lo the Imo& 011. mut Man : 1811* Porloweeth;14.1swo I 141,4:dittniumeCplep.dt ado LOm MOs e, of $44 boost pow., B. , 1.54. "mu (IOM) Is Us SI. Chow. IU. Poolinerse - te (1434) to the Tres 43 . • n ibe WM; • a llirts e (lllo6, Oltij,t,Flemesidi • E. iiihrons (1441:) to tie Ater, S, Sea poddle..bed 100- b.r co si er illIdtIPT•110011 mottos . sod T. J. Les (lU4 So the SW. I. lemb-eso: M As trks maim. totsee Maistsst U. E. 0. Mame, to the {'stabs, S. peddle. *boil stem a cep of 1.0.00 re Mediterraseas station. Assimast Paymestor Is theme Z. S. MIMI (IMO, to the Lads. issathas, 4, po44le•wheei sass trmsport el 230.1tems point, at IPortossetit. 111144diss ■ Thema Xoesseds, to ths Dream, 11.peddIssitrel Wens trews et 141Sherse psmosos Tottemeeth ; sad IL, IL Timm} mos Mae Ilaber.9ll, M Portsmouth. 1. or ma amisp. ib• um of 1M piemska 'ag a Bow 64,4 bum =Ural almfteil • Mst Yam se • h mer.“ By tito used wit" a NNW ea pi lab with lay•Mo primm. miles mem of is may e.,•• sad se wOjeoled that 5 YIN* 6 / 1 11811/7 BR lin to= rd• sr Dim% NA • Omer ems Ms palm mil he *Mt. Ths• pftoro leramel al Ilstriess MS sub Mat. as •Me Ma•Cy lereklei ••=l. • maw alarm •• the wise et • ml plusil• • Eadto It lathe Me el its Mk dam milsk • wig int Z orponmet of IM bamom MIMI MI6 t= It led the pyissiderftitiir Ili Or imilsomtlen w illereenni. dist as prime us Is pes• siegollaM elmir mo = as mar es •1 powelis se.—Fein. *WM MO Niw 1311111.111ANTs Hayek of the KirLasal emelt, Mr. Pigott, of Mr Ward Cirislt, and Wells, of the Nortek Crean, wen wen is os Tw at" sa seessbese of the doer, of the Oaf, before Me Lord Chirwillor, Y bie paints rota at tie Homo of Leeds. lbw Oftrwortis preferred rags, wren M awstem, to Me/Mee. to t 1 e Lord Ct slew tor, sod Ober disses, with Me mere Coda, t arra tits "—et dile* Modes to Ps selected advice apnea. Rarioru. or Prisons roi Tom wo sun CIST. —Totinmisy, it the Mart of Ale news. • asseilia see pros with tarot to the bill rowarli bre the of Mirrors, he lb. resouratif vim= Mos the goer try tap the Moral Criwi al Most Tir MOW of tbo men on OW • erase =let be heusheeed Laps lies Sr piens from pelessere wars be best is spews. Alienate Usbitt secs be wee ever indeunsul abse • dew to it at ear bad shandy beset lossidosid Watts bill. THE RXPREM TUIIRSPAY EVENII*LrEBRVAXY 1856. DUBLIN. Fa. Is. The first ball for the mason, in Dublin Cade, took =est night. Upwards of 1,000 card s h a d been The next mete-regal lever will be held on the 6th of next month, to be followed by a drawhirroom next diky. The pretreated law eon between the traatme of Evan's charity and the Beak of Ireland, whielt was serried into the House of Lords, and has excited so much public interest los several rare poet, has at length been rattled by a cam , by the toms of whia the Bank directors agree to replan in their books, to the credit of the trate.% the amount of abstracted stook (about 9,0004, and to pay up all the dividends doe from the time the trustees were last credited with them by the late Mr. William Gram, that is, about the end of 1846 or beginning of 1848. It is understood that the partite are to pay each their own costs in the original Lotion, and that the Bank will pay those of the proceedings for the new trial which was about to take place when this opus preemie, was effected. Sir Edward If'Donnell, who sou Lord Mayor of Dublin in 1864, has been made to pay rather dearly for the reforms which he endeavoured to effect in the Dablin marketa daring his year of °Moe. Yesterday, I ths Queen's Bench, a verdict for 3001. damages was given spinet him in an action taken by • hay fader named M'Dermott, far illegally interfering with hie business of weighataster oa that ocoasion. BANE.RUPT couut—DIMIUS, TUESDAY. IN NI CAXILLI cams amaze, OTNIEWLI D'LLANOON, IMADING VIDES TEN NAME AND STYLI OF DUNCAN AND co., 49, vrammeinetair, numm. There wee a meetbileak i mes fee prod debts ead Sad eaaaaiutioa, esamisatios, bat tie had ahmesied. TM Cemmisimee that be had sem • meet cf mut emreorthamy peamedtase IN Leeks to thh wetter, from whisk it apposed *at the beakrept had Am or eta berm, med that $ maim Itedesitled to defraud to aa asonsous etwoust. Th e tlY.aiq aa4N.r is that mart had nada a very lon aidavl4 halted ea the poem sours ht Leaden. Hie Hearuir thee asked Mr. Walker what hid bees the milt of kis visit ti Loarles ? Mr. Welker - 1W ;Ai' seisms el propene to • large amour to six Merest places. sad I Mimed Mosatorits to tile *Asia asetore, Mr. Metpby ; Mt be is mot ebb t ettrod. WOHeantesioaer said ha wn any led he had samie tined the Babe whisk nsesesiow to His Henn Una vial a letter lied Ikea landed ts bin lion Mr, Michael Annals, oorresposdeat af leo aniones is Lea den, heerleg testimony to the pal NW atoll` with whisk Mr. Walker kid inn while is that sky ; sat e= the opisioa that his felt to it would pone neat to the credit= et the Win 'dinned. After one debts had Ina pored, the nutter was Kato *ttttlitatnce. EQUITY COURTS.—Fxs. 13. N 7011.11 MI LOIN JIMIC7II OW APB A& Kt PARTS 3MIX/di. IN 11 SOD TLIOOI AND 00.. The nalrepts in this . e tee were the proprietor of Violin esitle and yard., mil His was as appeal from the donates ' of the CommleMemer refute* to admit • proof for 1,3501, undated by the appellant as the value of a quantity of timber belvapng to alm, whisk was meidentally bunt they, to nails lat h s yard, and in the eneudy of the bankru; U, to whom it bed been teat to be secure. It appeared that is August, 1863, Mr. Batsman, a timber merchast, agreed with tt • bankrupts to send timber to their mlls to be saws, they agreeing an them pert to boll all timber which should be as sect, and which should be in their custody te nted hoes less or damage by lie, sad pay to him the fall vales of all or so Vlach thereof at l should happen to be bent. Timber alleged to be of the vane of the amount tendered in proof wee Mt by Mr. Batsman to the bankrupt's mills early is 1866, which, on the lith Febtuary, 1866. wan &attend by lee. Oa the 17th May toilowing Bateman breaght an action for the value ef the timber. Os the 31st May the adjudication took place. Notwithstanding this the proceed- Jags is the action Inn continued, and they resolved in a verdict for 1,8601. damages in favour of the plalatiff. The define set up to the action vas that tie agree. at was sot •• valid me, bat there was so l d cc as to the valne of no timber or the automat ! of loss to the plaiatiff. Oa the 10th September jingeseat was signed, bat no execution bad bon lamed. The am missioas• refused to allow the proof Undated, foe two roe ecom—iltet, that no claim against du estate bad bees unpin tbassasest recovered in the actin ; and ere mdly, tt at the MOMS ordains bad sot bees a attained, sad soul! . not be. The sem was argued in January last, when Mr. Bents and Mr. Selwyn !appeared for the appellant; and Mr. Swanstoo and Mr. Bagley instill. Tbe dr ciefoo of the watt woe now delivered. Lord Jostles Knight Brun obsonieg than the main gum ties was as to the nature of the entreat between the pa ties; through the terms of that entrant he thought it se mammary to go. The evidence was 'Valiant to a diary him that the bankrupt, speed to become the neaten of the Sabot finest Ism or damep by firs ; that is, that there was an agnomen nitwits the parties lot valua ble upside reties, that the baskrept wield make rest to N. "nub.... any damage tram tiro which might take place to the goods or the timber while in their pememion; but whether to an amnia mending the value of the timber at the time of its delivery be was in doubt; end as to that if the parties esald cot agree, the sees wiinld hove to go busk to th e cant sabeioner. The Ars took place before the set of bankruptcy, and be was of opines that the bankrupts were liable for the vans of the thane at the time of the Its, subject to any right of 04t-off or of mutual credit betwee• the Fatties. Lord Justin Turner said the two points taken by the reepoadents wen first, that the teentrset was to WWI the goods evilest ire, and that therefore they wire net answer. able in damages for a breath of it; sad, sesondly, flat it was not • e taunt to make good the vane of the timber, but that, if it wore, the value eeald not be areertained, and therefore mot be admitted to proof. Upon both points he differed from the reepondento. The order made was that the matter eboald go bask to the commissioner with a deals• ration that the petitioner was entitled to prove for the value of the timber at the time of the Ire, the petitioner un dertaking cot to require to be paid more than the amount orse vehte of the timber at tho time of its del very to the krupts. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Fiii MEM AT NM PIM AT OPTIMUM AWNS MIL LOAD CUD" DAMP AIM =MOM MAIM ADAMS 11.11111 , 8111D.—ALLIO1D 1111ACII Or 00IMIACT. Mr. Watson sod Mr. Buller appeared for the p'aintiff ; sad Mr. &rjsant /Mee and Mr. Tenser ft r the defendant. This wee as action to recover damages for the son-per. formes°, of a 'entreat by which the defeadatt undertook to eosvey the tlelstiff and his wife to Loado3 la his rallies vessel, the Commodore. The pisiatif who was in the ser vice of the cocoas is Jemmies, way ensious to return to Ragland, and champs pegged with the captain of the vessel for spasms* br himself and wife, for a sum of 40/.. whisk east was to laded. tend and extras. The vessel wag advertised t 3 sail in Aogast. When the plaintiff paid his mosey the sepias told hint he sapectel to mil about the 10th of that moat!, bet net Wiry: guile bided be oboald take his ship from Kiageto• to the Bleck River to d'i up, sad that he would give him three days' notice of his sail ing. The plaintiff, relying urns this eontract, disposed of all his good., sod west into lodes's, expecting to be sum named daily, but he received no moths fr tm Ito captain, nor did be know anything of his mow meats until tbe . 3rd October, whet' he wee informed that the Commodore had Idled. The plaintiff up is this took a piing. to Boathesept• n in the steam ship Aires', which colt him 64f. 10e ,aid it was f this sum and incidental espouses, amounting to upwards of 1001., that 133 brought the pr :sent actioa. Os the part of the defendant the contract was repudiated as being • matter between the plaintiff and the captain sad set with himself. Up en the arrival t f the captain in Rag land be waited upon tics plaintiff end tendered bins hie de posit; bat, the plaintiff baying to the nuiestime commenced his action, refused to atop! it. The Chief Baron, at toe ectsclusien of the *Tidier., for the defendant, directed a nossalt. Nossoited ocaerdingly. COURT OF r.—lrza 13. MOMS Xi 01111111111 Mil POP scholium. IN NZ PMILLIPO LND PHILLIPS. This tees the examination meeting la the ease of Robert Lawrenee Phillip, sad George Ihruglss Phillipy aiereharats of King William-street, C.ty, sal late of lso;sibey. The aecouet., prepared by Meters. Butler aad Maepb. rasa, ex lead over five years prior to the taskraptey ; the following •re the principal iterate: To creditors humored ......." £ 33,41.1 J I To ereditare to tee paid la fall I 3 4 Ts ilabilities par metre 1 117 4 Ms reit' • 3,159 0 0 lb ear prop;rlSes d the emir assets at Batas sod Co. IL ll= at sc i uumeessent (a Sas tram L. sad 2,200 0 0 7,1154 14 11 di um Ma Wag of Baton oM Os., of Bombay $ ,136 lb 6 farfamoMoomba of surplus smabb. • amyr z o. TkY .64=0 imam Mo =Mutt of • sole, V. Lam." Ifelisison keno as oat Tank, mal Lassambe, Caamosouon. Qty.) Ily WO apnoea By mimeo lrawlap : R. L. Mire 0. D. TILUIIm TWO Oldie 1,921 3 8 1,100 0 0 1,100 0 0 2 I 4 2,202 3 4 By loam 20,481 4 1 By 1.. and B. MUD, 2,200 0 0 ( oan t L pee sada, debited in tbelz solount and Included 34 lis of auditors.) By habilltla, per =atm., ..... 1,817 I 4 237,938 14 11 The bankrupts paned without oppailloa. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-FEB. 13. AN AIICATZUIt VISIT TO THE CAMP. ye ran =nos op *ll memo. Ma i —The deeteipiions whist have apparel in the I Leadoa parrs of this's nest wort►y of sots in the Crises have bees moat eau Heat; still, to know well whet ear eel • dlen have endured sad (*snow, there Is aothieg like a trip to the Crises. ♦ pint:nal visit will lave mare Abet than all the becks it., past* and as sight ass esseed la interest oar cusp la the Crimea at this mousey—it Is use teacake an Eagishreas trawl of kie scantly. Oar =mare sow ell well fad, well clothed, aid well rakes cars of— , hearty. Boor-tempered, arid well ilaaaed with themselves aid all the world. TM re are tbo* w►o *fah we have gess to the outrage in kolas( after the soldisn' essferts, sad that they have bees psalprred cad enervated by the luxuries , sent to theta ; bat I as *formed :bat notwitheteadieg the very serious ler of c►ttle Is traasport to Baliklave, high prier, lade, ta, the whole espease for keg*, the sol diers I. the first-rate style they ere now provided, I. Is. than the Passport for the eta aloes last year: so that as a nue natter of sap** the,, U aothiag gained by sot feadiag and elothiag arldsars well ; in test, a seloller sever eau the *natty se Raab as saes sick. 1 east o: bet think dist it would pay well at a spesele nee, it c lardy summer were ti casks strip from Ragland to tho Crimes, capable of taking, say 160 piereagers, sealant 1001. est% fa the trip, leaving England Meet the Ist of Illare)•, ate piping a few dare at Cesatantiaoply, and the going en to Kanteh Bay, whore vessels au always anchor quite sale sloes to the shore. Balsklava would be better; but Irma it, crowded *tete, it might he ia pasible to ester. Lady gangers "toad provide thanks' with comma strong saddles, with • few sun bunks sad stags, sad both lake sad pleases with light waterproof clothing, the hoods fitting does to the head, as as to is snob as pre alibis nada the wind ; they nest ban their pregotts pro nay oak& nasatto be tikes for Baia spa. Home as be ebealsed at issateh at about a pad per day, sad say au having ay espastsses is km sap will tally alai& than ; it all be very datable to bare Metes to souse oar is the amp if possible, for a light la the asp will said very nasiderably to the karat sad to the aeon of no trip; ea hang • friend there weal lead to plcaes and little sairsiess. Mr. Many, I believe, has sot yet pub lished a haedabcok ter lisbatopel, so I will gin • few hats, The drat day ester Bebastscol by the Freak appraise sad atone, Mew tbe weeks am the Vegas, Battery to the Quarastise Battery, this ass through the Freak part, tt ram k the Gran of the tow., vadat the amain, &e., aid naiad the kraal Creek to the narabelsaa, Dccks, ke. ; this the Makkhod, sad follow the works nand to the Rides, till dark. Man in the tang, if ; if sot, go tack to the Al'. It is Ira datable to have bones; at It set oh amble, I have lantana yea( asset °Brag walk this is • day ; sone ef than Inds sot over 14 peen old. Neat day, follow the wake from Malsktolto llooseloo, es to Lammas height*, sad ever the nese of the battle. gang TillW9 of liebastogol harbour, Nosh side, Caesar Mip a inke ell Islansass, Quarried, Teheran, and die Oily Oistoreeque noises is it. seighbourbrta. flied day, ride 01,•7 the au of the owt sky *no id Zooms, through the Bardisiss rasp to their ateantory, dansadiag a full view of the Tehotosys, its bridges, sad M WOO a the hada gig Traktir and Tchttepse. This I know the Wetness( tool to the valley of Veneetka ; I !saving the Highkad Brigade ea the right ; maw the read to &Mar, sad the bask by Baklava sad Baikal, sin gag at cat of thaw p:atea it p.. ins' It men than three Bat dem than an platy of mesh laterals, walks sad rides, or am tang • sand visit to tbe mat latestaktag ; ass. You seed take • • refnahneste wilt yew Tin eta at all pleas gat paid wbolasa brealoshaeangse, Wait 11111011, vise., sail at sot very ere/haat prau k repays • visit to Mse.detweles, at Secusielk, teaser bonny superior slant .ter sad to a her esaratardiay ldadas is the sin, awl the Isitbtbey pia is bur. . - The goys g say Idol Is pay a visit b the theatre N Haaalseeb, orb t►e balls then. whki aro quite weetls • visit ; est a ride or walk tbroogh the !repels sad Lgliel gaups la &beaus iatarestiug. pas of Wyld's mope cf the gavirc» of Sebeibpel A veng MOLL TIM stay of the etessitsr at Lombok should be oeleslated at teas dam for It le bat Aar suppose that tlbe dips wry sal all be makable for eaeuasioss. la • ;Wag poiat of visa& a eteeiser all be able to aim eat cargo to the Mimes, •ad WON are high, sad there is thug of ming &edit* aid goversmcsat stone to egad eat. 1 cruet bat *Lk the mere purr that are the wor of war the better. No doetr pia% hewers , Wegner, will have the rare s& r purer lareetitio. The weather la Muth will moat ratably be dam ; It wee is 111.55—1 a feat, rose days stearfatably wars. The steamer, es bar retro, might faro, her pereagen with a day at /Aber, after whir the Is lett mil to lard any of her passengers wt• Widla It at Naples or Gros I believe if • trip of tat. art war well arraagoi, end imad•r vie gaßitsgement el muss use who inielevt ad the Wag, it world sot alp be a rare of great Omen to the pares gyro, bat world be lay pratattle to the prjectors. D. B. F. CAPTURE OF A GANO OF BURGLARS WITH THEIR BOOTY. During the past few mouths massy daring bur glaries have bees committed la the aceighboor mod of Basely, sad bat have beta the thosplalats of the lobs- Meson at the burg:ale so long nag', g detection. Pullet wettable& and night wstchmen have been appoiated,but to no avail. Oa Woodsy setting, however, • gang of bar • au etleterly broke. in apes and capturod at Hoyle Mill, • little hamlet almost a mile from Barasley, with part of the booty of the barglsg othamitted at Thurman', at the rendeace of the Hey. Thomas Word Napa m, the rector (la which plate to • wtheiderable &moist was stoles). la their poestanse. Arm/maws !patio( beta made be twixt Mr. Bsperiatendeat Ones, of Boning, aad Mr. White, of Bolton, to capture thss gang, cm Moseley eventug, abset cis o'clock, Mr. Greta, assisted by Coastahles White tad Hirst, procetded to Hells Mill, to the dwelling e f a Allow .f suspicious character, named William limas. After taking • rapid survey of the 1 r. mists sad soaking a March Is the oathailliop, they foasd two large dish COMA sosessiod in • pirstse close by. With then White was left la stage, sad Mr Orissa and Hint west towards the born. The ost:r door India, jaw the frost room they haul gem, sad they nutria wry cantiensly ; sad oa lookimg Sheimah • *mice of use dear tato the Wain room. they Neill sob four sun eagagird la bevakiag opsommltteg neambllre the stoles an isle • Mr. Ones tried torso.. the doe. anise Ulla( it fastened, bunt :t open cod surprised the kegler la the act of betakiog up ths silver plate, which they wore abg totes hauh,tiaad whet lastruunnts, Mina( on the talk sEn awl a to3tt:a a astalslng squalors* w.th Mitch they were toting the metal. The burglars on fladiag Main retrial thus uasioevtelly aigeopma. ippiand , b ... thostruck, aid eselaimed—.. By thtre's Ones." sad NM begat to maks preparattoos for meapiag. At list amp sanely knew how to act; but, alb r • unseat's gesso, they set anon Mr. Osseo a'd his mastaat, aid • swot desperate struggle nomad, sad lastly two of the bur glars threw apse of the win tows Lad made of. White es Marisa the struggle was coming towards the hoses, sad os perceiving he two men jump from the window permed them, sad eucceeded in c anti oat of them aimed Within Bassos os rte turnpike rend, shoat 200 yards from the house. la the pursuit Bf 11.C11 hal throws oft sh.ulden • bag ctniaioior s se silnr tithes and other valuabli patios" of rte property. This White enured, sod after a &opiate strum ... suet odd In oviirpowering the - burglar, sad brought bun beck to the louse. bie. Ones red Mint had oho, sit r a none chalice, is which tt t i ad had malted some severe hicks sad bk.', sac. e is on rpowe nag sad haadcaffing the other two See. The pram'ess wen then tharebed, when a large partite of the barely to Mr. fl.napion's robbery wee cloosonsred, smug which were t wo electro-plated dial sowers, two "liver einhes, tso "Fever detainer mien, nth lair nger tor gs, nat. crackers, lg d sse plated dessert lanes and forks, swo osh/son, • pees of beef, suttee, ahem, sal sugar, nearly ths whale of whisk have sham beets idtatilled by Mr. elapses as his prtpetty. All then ware takes pasension of by the oblests, sod the primmer' were takes to Bents. ley sad early loose I la cu.tody. Their epnelteasion en siled gnat Iscariot is the locality.—Mancliener Owarenem. is full Hi pblood seatose, oa which ciession hi weans's at tie enact Is that garb suited seas attentioo. The wetly emit wag foetid at his ledgiageby the Meer, Peale. MILELEGROUGH-BTREET. As appliestign seamed" to Mr. Hardwick a few days age by • fent de Of respectable appearasce, who said she was completes and sermon to the Prime Oalitsin, a Rusks prior's. The rigour, who had been about sill matt* la Bafflaaat had Wall aaaPPoloted of mediation Goes has bushaad, sad bacilli rut Otto debt at her Lear logs„ is Green -street, the isatuerd bad pat I. • distress for I thereat, and set only seised the persist' l riperty of the priam se, sad a gestalt, of political papers mad documents of imputes*, bat had also seised ha (applleeat's) stock of wearing apparel She wished to kaow washer the mei trate could assist her to get back her wardrobe, or, what ! wet of much more importance, the paper. of the presses. 31,. Hardwick did sot see what assitases be weld afford in the matter. The prioress hal incurred a debt, and the Waked had a right to take legal proceedings f r its rue , my. He thought that me safest way would be to apply to the family of the Galitsins, who were amongst the wieltkleet , V Ravin, he believed. Toe applicant said Prince Alexander °elite:a, who was a wird M the Russian service, bed soddenly ceased his re , minas" s for as auk now* resent, and the princess was at present labouring ander smell bodily Marshy that she was totally unable to proceed to Russia. Polietwoostable Edwards said that he had seen the Mod lord, a reediest gentleman, and woe told by the landlord that, acting leader the advice of his solicitor, he would give op ocithing, and he was further cm:dire:Asti is this deist:ai -1 sedan by the refusal of the applicant to open her boots to ohm that ste had no property of marliunes in them. Mr. Hardwick then intimated that be could not interfere farther is Ws matter. Impeder Webb, who was in court, remarked that this wss sot the first use of the sort in which the Prices Galilsin had been involved. It subeequaotly tranapired that the princess tad bees arrested, sad lodged fa the hoes of a sheriff's officer is Cheaseerlane. ..... WESTMINSTER. Pennant to the far. anerentent entered into on Monday, Samuel Chapman, a gentleman's coschmes, who complain of bevies been attacked and beaten by a number of the Westminster scholars, yesterday went to the school with • view of p dating out hie singed assailants, bet failed to identify say et the panne. After this be steended at this man, sc.ompanied by Mr. Scott. the mut., of tha school, why gave up the seam of three I,f the scholars supposed to have been engaged in some conflict with the applicant. Summonses wens rented *seine* them for the aliened mouth oa Chapeau, sod is the c none of the aflame= Mr Scott, accompanied by one of the mholan, sensed its gersl4, welted upon the imitation, and applied fee a sum more against Chemins. Faille raid stated that at about halll est flv. on the even. fag Mattson Tuesday be lam paving through Saltlosquare, sad mooing from Clouror-street to tte pavement whist lunette& Si. John'. Church, when he °tamed Chapman coming temente him with a horse. Applicant wee seoom ; ' , Jed by flee coher scholars , who were walking about throe lards torero him. They had p used the man two or three yards, end et plieent we. cloning to rejoin them, when ha we suddenly struck by the man, whico was the mask he now isompleined cf. Mr. Arnold inquired whether beors the blow of which he complained there was any conflict going to between the test of the scholars end Chipman ? Applicant replied that be sew now, but when he got up to the other 'coolers, after he had been assaulted as described, there were blows given. Mr. Arno:d granted a summons spinet Ct apmen for an THAMES. Mr. John Simard Travers, ht. thief mate of the ship Mirage, now lying in the Bt. Katharine Donk, was fleetly examined on a charge of cruelly beating and ill-treating James Tongan, a seaman, on the high scar, thereby canning his death. Mr. Jarman, funs the Treasury Solicitor's office, prate anted for the crown. Mt. Pelham defended. The feats of the ease have already sppeared. Two sea- Ben were now asamisood in support of statements made at the previous bearings. Mr. Ya►dl•y said the deemed had died soon aft-r be bad received very severe heating, sad it was a ease for the coos sidtration of ajar,. The prisoner was Shea committed for trial on the charge of manslaughter. Ball was pet in, himself in 4001., and two sureties in 200!. each. WRECKS AND CASUALTIES IN 1855. The following report, containing an abstract of the returns of wreck, sad assasltiesos or near the coasts of the United Kingdom from let of January to the 31st December. 1866, with a etatement of the nt mber of lives lest sad I awed, bu hoes Missed by the Houd of Trade, and presented to both bosom of pail ernest by command of ber Majesty: The tctsl number of armies and eseaelties repeated to have eccorred to vowels as the c lasts of the United Kiwi don In 1866 is 1,141, re preseating a harass of 176,644 Owe; 963 being British. sod 178 colonial and foreign. Of which camber wire— _ ________ _ Totally lost by wreck 272 threaded dad ncovend threaded (but 1r farther tttat or partial Lou riot reported) 167 Tttally lost la wallirioa Seriously damaged in colhairia Slightly damaged is eoll.sioa Leaky end foundered 49 Leaky and put bock to discharge sod repair Destroyed by fire Found *. derelict" l9 Mandated and otberwiae damaged 49 Abandoned Cr prize i std soak 9 Seriously damaged by 'pat Annus cmibustion of sago 2 1,141 lb. somber of essaalCes in c ich month was—January. 102; Pabruary, 113; March, 93; /14rd, 43 ; blay, 66; Juno, 33 ; July, 41; August, 64, 8. ritember, 64; October, 134; Norassber, 176; D,oember, 23u. Of tha whole number of vestels wrecked or damaged-641 wets under 100 tons; 496 were 1(0, and not exceeding 300 tone; 67 were 800, and not eseestlisig 600 too.; 27 wen 600, and not intruding 900 tons; 4 wen 900, nod not ea seeding 1,200 tone; 6 were 1,200 and upward.; 34 cd tan number wete steam-vemels. 2411mberoiWrock;;Iti64, 1,015 ; in 1853, 832; to 1864, 987; in 1866, 1.141. The • rc:ks reported in 18.55 show an increase of 12 4 per not. as eompved with 1862; of 37.1 per cent. as compared with 1853; of 151 per cent. as compared with 1854. This iLereass, in all probability, arises, in part at any rats, from the facility with which returns are nt,w obtained from la spredeg Commanders of Coast Osard and receivers of wr,ck " under the " Merchant Snippiog Act, 1851." ' The number of lives repotted is saved from wrecked ea sels was: By Migers and other small craft By asei.taace from shore with ripe., mortar appa ratus, die. By ships end stem ousels 290 By lif.bove By individual martian of a meritorious character 9 1,388 Ia 1856 the total bomber of lives loot was 469. to 1854 tke total number of lieu loot was 1,549; is 1863, 689 ; f• 1852, 920. _ _ TM, number Of collisions reported is greatly on the le mum, beiag 247 against 94 registered in 1854, 73 in 1863, ud 67 in 1852. This inmate is garbage attributable, in pert it any rate, to the same rause as that of the ■amber of weeks above mentioned. _ The wreck aapenanee of the yeti 1855 has Fern extremely hvoareble to life, the 'lumber lott being 451 len thea 1862, 220 lees than 1863, sad 1,080 las than 1856; the may eseuelty of magailude being the ship Joh., off the Mesa slew, ea the 3r4 May, by whack 191 lives were lost. COTTON.—Lrnawast., In. IL-7M market closed lath rest sahustlas, sad Amylaws are Id. par lb., dad dents sod Braid id. donor tbu last work. Itstyptaas w ustaldred• . 1 . 4 ea 13,000 balsa, sampraisi 19,000 Aissrkaas (1,000 for ezPsi sod 7,00 au rpsselsticalArdo Bebl., td. to E)/. (1,000 ors speealstlaa); 1,.00 Edrptlaa, rd. to 914.; 1000 Surat, *I. to r l d. t 1,300 on speaulauou); sad 800 Sea War* lad. to Is. ad. per lb. Tam. IL—Trade Ina veFy slack toelsy,eg oelle;;;;;ooioy;litolTose;;;CIOoroi rows. Beet ins& friw li. cid to to. 6.1. Mutton, to td. toes. Id. Vow, 44. 10d. to So. 10d. Pork, h. 6d. to 42.6 d. pot Mow of 1100. Met* tlio odd. LOAM- Lairaoie, rm. 13.—Datee Wed Hartley, 1E..; Huddles West Hartley, 1M; Loarrtlals West Hanky, I7n led.; Taafield Your, Ik. ; Wylaas, 13..; Walla Lad Hulas, 19a. Id. ; Walla tad Hare:* Wyk= (ualarkesd) Isw ; Eke Yale, la.. Id.; Walls End Braddylls, lea. ad. : W.U. Lad Haswell. 18a. ; Walls lad Hama, lis. ; Walls lad Lepter Orange, 17.. ; Walla led Lank," 17s. id.; Will. lad Nagth Halton MP. 9d.; Will. Lad lower. BM" lea. 9d.; Will. Lad douth Hettm, 17s. 3d.; Walls lad Stewart% Ilk. • Will. Lad Hartlepool, 176.9 d. • Wills Had Haugh Had, ISs. 9d.; ' Walls Cad south Kaki. 151. ; W ill. End Tea. 194. , Dinewatinger Hartley, 176.94.-104 a atuariaa.lo4 ;KIK 11. Imago 8•Lso. —Tits quanta, solos of 124 o sona mewed os Toothy. consattog of 9,018 *bests (tocluslatg 2.908 chests of old goods, bought i• at or withdraws frog fumes soles, sal 2,633 sties a is 'sand hands). Messrs. H. W. Ltwesbssy sad Co. rep. rt as follows : There was a tall sfiladaaos. sad Qs Was awed Indy awl who gaol spM5, 001111111111111116 Intl; • prod of ttt M.g %good Karp* 'Mak aid at as osto of N. to law l► opus hot Webs gram ; • mall pane llogd *Mb Ibßostsd sudisd es admits et lod. es Ia per lb. AMr osugssilis of Man" NM Imp* grad sway ; • pawl d maw Sopa as w brebt• gip la N. per Pa obris UsuW saisksid awls st lo Ws NU km Ss IL is SL fb., Wog ohms 8L ir lb. oblems. TM is. aril o so r peg tardi awarlipaar. obi p gres the adraoss for Brod N. le lb. i td gyp*. 94.1•111 L pr lb. ; tor oral berg sad silikg 411. to per Tb. ; loodltto, Id. to sd. psrlb. silks Wore WM N. to St. per lb. ompred with Wt °Saw Ides AN" IRISH WADDING. OLD TIMMS RAVIVID.—Mooday lest So ll event task plates at Hilsieeney, sad sear the remea i Vl2: of Cemahisage, which is 'hut* amidst the dale-dapped mammies of this fair and &aside eassty. The happy larsi dent to Isaiah I allude le, the marriage of Mr. Michael Haley, of Heybegb, aloe is this musty, mad "2 a lt bi ty s emaraysiest to sweet Carreghmere," to the tray Mary lissomly, clay daughter sad harem prosemartim to the esseible. "dullest," tidy, and induessiom Widow Kennedy, of KAseeney, afore. At as early leer that I marling, that 1., Away attar the Meade of the Muskeg =Alia, who was so roes to bloom a wife, sad to eater sppadsa newer duties than those wadi she hod theretofore dleebaeßed, sad them oldie jolly bridegroom, had partakes of a " Ambolagh bweekka, they peousded to the dispel of Closes, within the .send pr of whiff they were received by the maarabie Dees Dneley, who with all dee sad reverend pone waited the happy ems* in the heads of wedloak„ sod Masi iavolted on that the blemiag of Holy Chstek, be, setbing loth. fee he is err bootless as pions, Wag an. of these old Irish prisms, • ram of men s tor searly artist in this sountry, pre/seeded with the auditing male to the residesee of the hospitable widow, where the marriage Isms was prepaid, and where a hest of friends had proviosely smembled from all pans of the etrastry congratulate AIM ea tb,ir arrival, as well as b wish them all Made cf happiness both here sad hitnefter; bat hew peat wee the *swim, astosishmest, sad *aeon of all prima es this 'seasick alms a trrgeous canine, draws by fur bones, whaled by out riders is rp'esdid liveries, drove rapidly up to the tamable bet newts* residues of the widow, and alighting therefrom wee sees thia most noble the ltueblosese of Watettord,wke emu, atteaded by the gallant Lord lagoon sad his amiable lady, to do heninar to the Weems of her noble lord os their happy salon. Sew to Wet the. noble visiting was sow the quation debated, sad Rah motseying aad mealy eselamataoss of "Oh ! m lady jewel, what will we de with you 1" were uttered, bat all dieter, was very NMI got rid of by the ease, glue, mad unde feated's of the widow'. noble agleam, who, absolutely taldag the dimities of all matters as themselves, sees Mashed embarrassment from the aompasy, and placed all thump spot a proper footing. The veaerable dean get yea, agate, and danced • " sarabasd." which he told the oompaay be bad learned whilst staying at far-famed &lemma. The pipers and fiddler. wan kept Melly employed until a late boar, sod it Is ao•dlem to sty, that the light faatastics of Um lads and lessee did all dee hisesr to tie &swims of the musielase. When the noble marettiona es and her noble coalman* hid partakes of old Irish bnpltaitty, and for some time ga med the pleasure I f seeing all !soppy, she retired from the same se gramfally u she had metered upoa It, eamg with her ea, blessings of the old, sad the geed wishes et the yam. The " Realign home " thes same mead, ad di the smutty proceeded to aceempasy the bride to ere home of um babied at Baylmigh, when Lugar, hospitality agate stood with open arms ready to ream his v.itaries, who, I seed not say, laid him dee Meese% until "day light did sepses," sad than for seas time to tome ended the festivities at Kilelooarry end Bityleugh. The nest joy go sad 'wariest' sone at either plus will, I hope, be o s tUI birth of an halt to perpetuate the Meaty of the mother, sad the manly good setae and alive humeri( the father. —Wafer/or/ Mail. SPORTING. LINCOLN SPRING MNETING:7WEDxsepAr.. Tir7irTo;c7l irii; Of I ;;;:;;;;.I;itit3o addeL Tbo lOWAN Of say borolloar after We velars wars parried Mb; tree ar • Imedleep et the %VA. of 100 son., 71b afro. Tbs read re nee realm Or sr. (17 subs.) Mr. Itlwees Vlmomilmt W WwWW. Ps, 74 ..... in t 81:1 Mr. K. Irtgles Welker, 4 yrs, eat 4lb Mr. T. Pon% Mawr" 8 yr, Gat 41b.......... ...eardataa Tr liermwe Ireillina.ll of see. erk, rib • Noe 4.rar Giber mpeordeLmeres sad rigor erred ; tbareagb red bongs Ilb sane. Illwilmlara Mem pradrkeale Ml sari. Tres rags. (I ser.) Mr. Mare% Tar Money, err, Ilat 131 b .. (Mr. Grader) Mr. Z. Claw's Jam law. Syr, 1 let 1571 .... (Mr. Waller) I Barg: rte 1 is Tie Gerry, who vie is • arta by six 18.fat 4 iwte.Tra OLD 1111LLOOO SUMO of I BOWS. Mb with $3 added ; ear, sot 11111; Mar Ilet 41t.. no when to be sold far IOW.; slbresagar it Milted to Os mold Ix losa. About MU s ago. (3 subs ) Mr. T. Sr's Mira* by Bergowly or 210 Wymire (4014 7.1101 b Mr. Gay's Debbi MO )Sr , Mr. Warm '.salt by burgundy out of Peggy (01.), 7.4 101 (J. Hell) 3 ILn H•essur Mears Bra ot3 sow. sank wlth 30 odds& Two rasa. (17 sobs ) Mr. liadguau's Itsafard, aged, lot 210 (errs/ Sr 411 (C. Sorel 1 Mr. Marti% reader, wrid, fed Mb (Weaver I Mr. G. Robismosb pldWe by Noonan, der by Mum, Om (W. WOW e Mr. Mimeo Omni Krim. wed, WI IMb (Mr. Pumas 4 lira (gloms Iromoyelk 11 yrs, lot 1511 ... (Orr S Mr. MbfYti may. • yr., mat /M 1 ...... . .... (Earl( I Ilmasomo Ilrowomeammm Illorwormr: . ) of 8 woo owl. with II mile& TY wirer ft be obi Mr WO two.; Ufa 73 or, allowed Mb. ; K mom. Ste. Net Kra memo Mr.lbatbama%Pray Wyss. mood (311 4 ,10 r 7lb ahrtfl) 1 Mr. Bread. Mr burgh, aged (Lol.),lost Wb (W.Jobarea) I Mr. P. J. 11011111111 Web-awake, aged (IOW.), lit 710 (Mr. Warr) 3 WARWICK SPRING MERTING.-Malou 10, 11, sad 12. /2101 ever. To Wrwssosim Hsotiow of 14 sow sash. 16 ft. sod 6 elf if aselsrod as or Wore taw Mk of Folwoosy, Ida NJ. waded. TwO allow AP Wla I 1•1464 I 11 Cwwwildi (LW /41s) • 11 T00110_.... ......--. 6 11 Ulflo Davi - ........ • 11 Nimbi& ---. 11 II 1 Jaw Dwy ...-. • IS 1 Male Dor -.. • 111 Wesley .................. 4 10 1•00411411 -.--... 0 to The dividend about to I* declared by the London tale s 10 awl Blatiliwall Railway Coarse, will be 3*. 61. per share. Vilins ► uy ii ii **** :: : : Siam the breasts' of the yew lb. treat of Me Use has ssoow has steadily sad I 1 .T Improvise. Tin Oasis 4 1 14avienstras B I way U deolind as or beim Feb LORD MAYOI4 Titimirml.-Yestorday, a a AA 40 li 0 4 Court ef Aldesuma, it was sammased that the Lard Meisee E. rah 7 II 1 trumpeter was dead, mad a quietism mats as s. i. ',palm- --- f 11 meat of a sacemese. Aldermen Wire submitted a modes tr, ,-- - i 6 lw Um 'fact that the east was Immo . Abiermaa Em o r "" Clailmsaid be lashed epos Ma idles as sae whit& M. the , sola -...- dab proweelea or. sompissoady sad solidly sidlealtas. u g 179., - "r o *---: 1 (lAmpbter.) Aldermen Paretwothes basing remarked that, amide --.... indsniltaat ss Was the tie., it valeta be advisable UM 00 Alt Mg" ! 1 W S 11111011 It up without due emaidersties, it was meshed that mousaaaa —11 l Illiolloatisa alma eat be Abed up fee the prasest. = 2„m rsimosaia " = it It itnnonartoir OF IMPROPZIATZD TlTlllte TO TIM 11 Is =it.= PAIJIIIIIS alma PaoDociD.-The year wily soortios of ' the Titus Rodssaptia. Teas. &ant -a. bold yistssap. at as cb i r e ---- -- -.....- flo tam, Ne. I, Adea -o sett, based, the Vela Hat. Lard wimp' _ , JAG Menses, M.P., u the shah. Th ee was a fell at- ma, Nadas«, of tie Board, sod sown!nay ambles wart , estana7.=. saraliell. ' isintssas .......-.. Pintasllia ........... ....S . r D 1 Q. ea 44.1.5......- 4 I Harm/ 4 1 I Falba* ........„ 4 I Mad 14 - 44,.......—. 4 1 Masa 11.4.M4 4 I Kalilits4 a Ilsaoss Harks 111 TUN MAIM Or JOSHUA. 11011 ANDIIIIIOX. This imalvest, whores cam was reported on a former mea sles, again appeared. Mr. Dowse . pposed foe Miss Bwayslaad, n ecUolaistreas, at Lewes ; end supportvd by Mr. &mood. Blum the former bearing, the intotrent had taken sway his two boys from Min Bwayaland's Belo& It was else Meted os his behalf that Mts. Brown, who was in the sche dule ma a creditor had no chola ea his, as Mr. Cherie, Mathews bad long since paid bar for the edscatioa cf the insolent's daegbter. Mr. Batgool represented the time the insolvent had been is prawn and his repeat coadition. The Chief Commlaeloosr held that the debt of Miss Bwayskaad bad bees is caned without remosable expectation of payment, and peuroanced a judgment of eight mouths from the vesting order. An immediate discharge was ptc assased us to the ether creditor,. Is 'VII MO Mr. Bargeed 'poled for • Mr. Its nu, and Mr. Reed *spooned. The lawless% described !moult' u s uterine et, ra4aider, ►ut evidence sae given that he gm 14 mat to Mr. aqua, who 11,d advanced mosey for the boats.... Iho Curt held that the bravest was only • servant, sad t'.. petition *mild sot to susieintd—being untrue. The petition wu dismissed. IN IN JAXU W. NORTON. Mr. Centel' epoceed for • Mr. Taab ill, and raised a gar tins as to whether he WY a creditor Under the Protection Ade. The insolvent had Irroepbt an action and wee non @stud. The petition wee Bled the 17th Jaanary, but the roots were ntt taxed till the 21st January. Mr. Ceentiesiouer Mori by raid VI. claim soul& remain and by the neat °wagon ge Weald eensidor the point. Then was en elawleation ea t, the dispositioa of Tao• prey, end lb. Goal order day appointed. THE POLICE COURTS. UsTeris de son wee. 10 it, sal BOW STREET. U. with Mi. sake Two wits , Camino Widest Jon Bony, a 'lark is the eleniatios g s ya 7 l e et ' ollies at ths Gourd Post elks. was charged watt dosing .--. Innen ......... =nay Wen. Suedes hung lately Min oe the prkoess , the anal W .4:11.1 :::-. 1 1 muds p; ,l d... t . jas sno the rted to by doa li t r. llett e t t wce ite r! sostaisiag two befesonnigss, a sinews, sod Se pomp 1 stuaps, woo posted at a ssighboning resolving hams, sad trued through the post rata, is dos 'oust, it foil ints the " ptionses hoods, so on erf a pond whin it wu his duty to sett At thk rags It disappeared. The mossy and stoups Mers / 1 1"."-- • - • - • won oubserosett y lionsd is his pusossite, sad on bslsg i= lia '''.-- sostiosted, Its adeitlod dist in had boned the hotter. =l/11 — Son .: lode. sidellnod to a passe at Harp's, ad .8. onwino - sostoishog • shilling NM • espons, wet fluid upon hie, Now _ ...-...- I aid this' 'than, ossOlobireopostivoly dd., 10., led U. Og g F ARM Salmons Ix Blcixtaut.-In a case hoard t•fay mem -.- 1 were floitsluid OM at tits Wisps= Petty &Ideal os Thursday, Ms. Bibb , I He was aserelnal ll= M.P., emit et the west:ales, said furs sonar shoal db. Lonna . ~ , I Ths Vlesatta ...- t o Tit l e a = ha ttes easspisal by Impostor WlLeasis es Vastly uudentasd that duds' the deo they us ambled Mow -.- / the shame Om ego chirped • meg mum by insets hen worlds,. their seaters us boast le bop wit Mlles al a nesqueads, when ha lad iiimailed Ihm.-Sittela Hewers 0104IiiI. BHLPPING INUILLIGANCE -- CAI3I7ALTIES. A illevaaated ship was sem, Jae. 12, Ist. 39 19 las. 68 W., wilts brig mar her apparently Wine of its erew.—tiverpool. Feb. 18. Dok. of Welhastan. Wu, from Loudon to Una port, torso, s leak or., Ike teelaig IWada , sod Powdered is about .8 N.; the Sad Darr la the ala with Ire men, have been picked op at an, sod amoeba to taw part ; master la the lose bo.t, aad eller yew to cultic Mee set yet bees Want el.—Cahoot% Jas. 13. Jolla itatts..aaa Leaden foe Saga, es store assr the Cheleillt Itlaads, raiwaind Wet ea &henna alt. —New Tort, Tab. 2. Lmsimeria Imre as. Tomas mai 1111m—' -- at Own; Jaywalk es l liaireary MIN at lasatimaltad Irk, at Gibraltar ; iewiles. ag lietillos i sad Map at Betts; (0, la. Met% Weed, CraasderZ Pullen, at Sams. Apo, ; Om% Ittassa, at Moats Was; Mystery PIMA oalarta, sal Carallas at We Janata; James lieseet, Naptee sal Mort Cadlatla, at ew Tort; Nap. taae's st bolas; Frosit, eat Hatvey Birch, at Now Wows. Basun roe LlVlllPOOL—lithedat. MIMI Pernambuc, Ju. le; Runt,. Dee. 13. and Rita, 17, fro m Bram Ayes.; Tkoradyki, from Monti IlloS" Diu. 22. ARRIVED. Asmara—at Liverpool, February 13, from Msdna Augur —at Falmouth, February 11, from ......... Rkhrsood, 1.1.8. Baamisa—at Deal, February 12, from ... ..... .« 11adree limmuuest—st Queenstown. Petrwiri 11, trtim„ „„ ...„ Rauritoss Ban= Isms—at Deal, February 13, from Demrrars litammsei—at Ormonsd, tebruary IS, from Beano (s.)—m LAmpool, Februsry 11, trues New fork Cisarrscisoonsa—st Liverpool. February 13, tram Robes, Coommaxe—M Plymouth, February IS, From .... London Gustavus—at Gravesend, Febraary IS. from Cllpa CAMaI.II/I—atOrsvisosel, February It, (rail Guernsey Germania—at Ormeetsd, February 11. from Imam Dear—at Gravesend, February IS, from «. HMO Once NOM= Jam—al Deal, February 13, from Herennati Doustas CArrui—at Liverpool, February IS, from St. lotus's, K.B. Rumor —at Livepool, Memory 11, tram Booms Ayres Rumor—at . Deal. Fabreary IR tree ..Aotigus R. D.—of literstater, February 11, hoes Rio Janeiro Pioamms Ilsearussaas—ot Falmouth i Mowry I 1 tram Almost:is _ IrsaaVai - i - eiamary TAIMT - .11413111r00Md. laSrslej_l3, H.M.S. Tras-at Gramisad. Maw, 13, RUM LIIMMT-111 LwlMsl. Miliessi7 IS, ha... SWAIM-at Oramand, Hamar, IS, tram (Mead Iraim-at nlaimmk. leirvary 11, tram- ............... lama-at Demi, hammy IS, tram . Sate hams-at Islaroary IS tam ..... ...... Outran r gam Suits -at IS, tram - M•elmel's LILT -st 4 0123157n3. tram .... Loran-Mlamairmmi s Patervory 13, tram Marburg MasersaaT-sagesaramas, Maim U. traa. Balthacro Itimses-at Tabruarr IS, tram Demerara Kama -at Onasaml, Fatteseet IS, tram. Demerara Maarall-at lAssepsi. Paissarr I s, tam M. Michael's MAI.I.IIIM-S1 LIVIIMME/r PrOMII 1 flu iTIUMI -at Oranalaml. Pshevary I tra M. S Twameace-ar . Sni2amad, rsteaary ********* Q Oruro-et Liverpool, Z lebswa u trom Posamooms-at Limpet 13, ham....- RIVAL-aummil. Felreary 13, boon. Manias Rants - s umma mal, Pantry IS, tram... R. Fumes-at Watiellad Prasage, February ..Maural &MAT Plollllllll4t Ligilled. POIXIIII7 ILAtl i ...». Cadia Itamooon-at Limped, Polinisz7 13, ham .«....Warbas arforaa-et Liverpool, Panazy 13, tram Madras Saar-at Q Itintary 11, from alrzandrla Pamir-at On Fabrwary LI, Mom Guernsey TILAIPALOaI-al Gramme. February 13, trom Caleutta TIFONAA Nrremtu.-at Plymouth, February If, bum Calcutta Ton an-at Deal, February 13, tram Africa Clam brans-at Limpool, February 13, trara...New Orleans UrtOPI -at Veal, February 13, Irma Kamilla, Vivin -at Deal, February It tram St. Michael's Viscava-at Limped, Febramy 13, tram Nations WIZaID Rue-at Liverpool, February IS, bum New Orleans WILIJAM -at Deal, February IS, trcul Gyro Wart. Cass..- at Pensamee, February 10, from .Legborn Wa. Caw-at Carman, February 13, from Calcutta BAILED. Amor-tram Cardiff, February ii, to Gibraltar deota-treat Cardiff, February 11, to Aim GARLAND -from trramesnik Febe 13, to Sandwiat Wads Arreva rna Gaaar-hut Gravesisd, Fe 13, to . Geelong Aura. -trio Liverpool, February 13, to Truce Barrow& - tram Liverpool, February 13, to Port/and fIUNNIN -tram Gram/sad, February 11, to ChteDa CONODIDIA-Dvia (Maimed, rebrui. to Rotterdam Ca Lamas-tram ru Lamas-tram Gravemad, F ebruary 13, to ...... Jamaica CATRALIMI JANDIRA-from Cardiff, February 11, to -.Malta Cowan -from Cardiff, February 11, to Malts DAZAILAT -DOM Cork, February 11, to Barbados Drama-tram Grassuad, F 13, to Rotterdam DONALD 11. KAT-Etas Llampool, 13, to Mesta Scam Fox-tram Gravesend, February I la Malbourns Rumors Asa-from Cardiff, February 11, to Bona Face-trout Cardiff, February 11, to Malta PAW/MAT-tree Padstots. February 11, to Gibraltar Fear-tram Grameand, February 13, to °radium Ras Caroarna -tram Gravosead. February IS, to Constantinople Fuca. Jowid-from Gravesend, February 13, to...ConstanUniala Furaa-trem Gramised, February IS, tor. Amsterdam , --, --.. Groom—from Gravesend, February IR to Rotterdam Joan Bru.—from Gravorend, February 13, to. Hamburg Laos—from Gravesend, February IS, to Gravelines Lama—from GrIMININId. February 13, to Cardiff Leon—from Gravesend, February 13, to Haherrn bloarao Cur—from /aikido. Febrway I; to nommen/I Morrow? Alla—tram Cardiff, February 11, to Malta MAJUlt—from Falmouth, February IL_ t 0... .. • .... •.. /Arita Vecchia 1401MION Buses —Crum Liverpool, February 13, }O3 CSICUtt• 04114/10—from Falmouth, February 11, to Yalu Tatman—from Gravearad, Pe 13, to It,. York RToll.—ka• I..iTir. February 1 to Mouridua Br. PATRICK—trove .ig Aomori 1, to robi:e 81 / I maffa—filed Queenstown, February 11, to Constantinople Yesterday at mid-day the Southampton Dock fire ball rang out an alarm, and on crowds of persons hastening to the docks, it was announced that the monster West India &tinnier, the largest pa Idle-wheel steamer in the world, etas on fire in one of the graving docks, where she was under going repairs, and where the great screw steamer Mauritius was burnt last year. It appears that one of the workmen on board the Atrato dropped a epees into a vessel filled with hot p itch, which so frightened him that he upset the vessel, and dames ran all over the deck. Fortunately the fire was extinguished without doing any damage, except scalding the man's face who caused the axident. [AdVeTtIeeIBehL]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS 11[XtrolLI FM TEI CVlti or BAD Leos.— Extract ot • letter ham Mr. John Antbooy, residing war Llandovery, dated March 16, 165.3 To Professor Holloway. Sir,—!suffered kw ten year. with • bed leg, avarently • white swelling, which mused me to keep my bed for two years; Irma an Injury afterwards It formed into • wound, sad 16 pkees of bone were taken out. I tried several medical men, but they could rot sure my lee. 1 am, however, happy to say that your ointment and pills healed the wound ' in about one month."—Sed by all 'indica of medicine; at Protestor Bellows''s Eatablisliments, 2i4. Strand, London, gad 60, Maiden. lawk Ne • sod &NW T . Maltaorn; by . A. Stomps, Constantinople; A. Guldicy, Saurus; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SIRTHB. BACK.—Fab. 10, at Bet beruU Ilan. Norfolk, the wife of IL Batt, Esq., of • daughter. BARRT.—Teb. 10, at hstniagsitrest, Liverpool, the wife of C. Barry, Paq., or aeon. BICKMORE.—Feb. 11, at Berk•wrll Hell, near Coventry, the wile of the Lev. C. Outlaw*, LA., of • daughter. 01111DNIB.—Feb. 10, et Stamford-hilt, Mn.. W. Gardner, of a awn. HICOINS.—Feb. 11, at J. Ihurwa.villas, Bridge-road, Itainntersantl, the wife of &ears Higgins., pip., of • &Arhus. MAIULDS.—Feb. 9, at Gordon-street, the wile of H. Ilarkhy, Eaq., or a daughter. MAIN BY.—Peb. 9, at faddists-terrsee, Hackney, the wife of W. Nainby, EA., of a son. SIIIIPPARD. —Feb. 10, at Winters!. W. Sheppard, of a eon. sroase.—Feb. 11, at °lowest, B1o•ae, of ..... WM.—Feb. 9, at Brentwood, the wife of the Res. W. D. West, of •wew. North Bristoo, the vita Greenwiab. Mn. 11. G. MARRIAGES. BOITINO—VIORELL.—Feb. 11, at the parith church, Brighton, by the Rev. J. R. Norte, M.A, Mr. E. B.ottog, of Torthrhre-we to Rhea Ann. decrier of the late W. Sluthell, Esq., 01 alarms. Farad; Brigham. BROAD ISIS T—TURNEIL—Feb. 9, at Weetrata Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. R. Drama. Mr. B. Broadbent. to Mir Betts Tamer, both of that torn. PASBY—SPIPAGUR.—Fah.II, at St. Miehaers, Bristol, by the R. r. Mr. Layer]. Mr. R. Paten to Mils Rattier Spragor, both of Wol. west artiptool • • NELLI6T—JOILDAN.—Feb. lb, at F t. Matthias.. Burley, York, by the Ike. j.gtorgeos, Mr. R. bltlllat, to Emily, daughter bt Mr. Jordan, of Burls - j. OAKLEY—MORZTON.--Jaa. 22, st Pherbonse. Glooesetershire, by the Rev. lapel YolTstna, the K. C. C. Oakley, Rectos of %ult. war, Uloossaterelore, to Lady tieorima Moreton, eldest slasyltter of the We last of Dade. MO% 12111—NIGHTINGALE.—Feb. 9, at Wannest Chords, Books, • .w . cheoes. Capt. C. L ' " Reata by the Bar. A. B. Chants, Capt. C. 1.. hitowels, lath Army, to Frrd, rink, a blow of the lute V. Nightingale. WI LSON—BARKBR.—Yeb. 9, at the Holy Trinity Church, Hull, by the Mo. J. Breathy, 0. Waal', geq , to Mlle Bather, of York. DEATIIB. ADAM.—Feb. 9. at 131ack7keotir,Pir:I. Adam, of Paden:;4.mo, Low Thaseeatreet, aird 39. SESCIIET.—Feta 9, a Petedt•e-row, Stoke Neelogton, Mt. J. Bet-bey, aged M. ECM 1111111.1, I.E. Bowman, Ery., of York-villas, Carpdene MB. Ifireberam. tURILOWI33.-11.0. 10, at Brighton, Honors, daughter of It. Bur. roves, Pg., LP., of Mradone Wore, Cavan, aged 11. TIOAN.—Pota. 11, Era, wile of Mr. 3. Cogan, of Ban'e74trcet, Nora% aged 33. %RNA All.—fott. 10, at Leamington, Gran, Counter of Fanbarn, sired IL lODUING.—Feb. 13, at 10, Uoper Berkelevetrcet.Portman-ruare. AZWO•iII. younger daughter of Natalia. Thomas nodding, Erg., of tiall.bary, *god M. IswiaLL.-14b. 0. stßircbwood.conser, bt Mau Cray, Kent, Mr. C. Jewell, aged U. 11001111AN.—Fels. 11, at Newport, Mr of Wight, T. Moorman, Ilisabeth, wife of Kr. W.lorks. of Now.otrert, TOPHAIL—Feh. 10. at Biahoplt Lydeard, Sowers, Letitia Linde Popham. dattebtor of the late A. Popham, Eva Bagbormat Howe. easerset, aged 75. 110B174801e.—Teb. It. et Torquay, Hoary Machias. sea of the tote T. H. Bohieson. Zee.. of 84 , 7. 44rd Is. 11111006.—Feb. 11. 50.8. BIWA ot T. ft. Unlit" Beg, ot Wohetionaploa. elfw2 BIIIIIIII2B.—Fett. 9, et Newel Hew steed. Hato. Misdeal, wife of Pummete. Req., weed 64. 1 ,, 04 .,„ d p i ma.' by W rums Wm Hu" al To. I. Lombard amt. in &be (My a Lembo. Tr It the Oaks. viiiLim Illnet. la Ow Made( Ingiittian. yama, illib H. MX re I