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I neck him lie ;raid ad his elf, moksittliat he would bee my bb.l bed • elms* Me mad gat ea knife eat ot his head. IWY ihrbdp, sod be said eat Murder." Oe the train .sondes be pros no lie mustily le eternis es to take hie hin The primmer me motidola twertreww (this del) week. Misread Am, wis led bWeThel : OrS this 00117 i es • re eks, aorselow • Meier eiwrge, was charged with = ikr prepity al Mr. Lambert, Law- Mr. lawberl had bees inward Os eeek sad the prearieer, who wee me by sas of kw it kr wwwwie, soled se Ms bore awl }ewe • yellow rharselor ; ow beak( is seek ese of the minim ilism the WM. She was esmilleed kr Ma grighs, with hard Mawr. OF GREENWICH PAIR. Yesterday Mr. Superb Mallaliru at kaki Wore Mr. Troia, IL With, what. at the Green ebb Folks Court, to he se lie *kis tespeadog es wit alms meile No by do mmookimeete et oda he orammememe Se purloins et hot IS 11111 •bk we ressalsltY al SWAN ma Illilemedie to time their Eto esalithr ark Ilia The myylkelles ore ad of • permed by mei hbelikate et the teas preying Os semmoima mike hho la emerepare ef ihe ken .........=0f Orl adia ttreisok u th i rs wilmermi ttopoilea s t imi Tel emli dot oho the wee tint mob to lin * semi ommerem mon elks trot. olieldlekk vas add be illeleg se ad key bei het hem meommiedel via mil Oak elowe we nese. tdeeL Be earibeed est s seem pmemenble way at yoeceekg, ea he ow happy te soy dot the judg ment lee thea bread bed to saansollid, mot dot theiewidi hk es k bei hems* aide& veil ottireiy ore he km time. The pearl %dogma to knee pro =ohm be bad loam te, mod toe et thm bed woe very koisesee*. bawl task kind= el set VWag _the gememi be km wpm eta bk, ad lei *eh IA paid= he the pies lemon myth*/ ol** be ism k Thom Week 'do" boa time Om week, um wow hen km swab - z yeephlte, let fleellimme he void id kb do ewe eke; if aid Os kw or eks* mid blem : p . ' amemery, • mom= seek be ergemike. Is thee di el mist hm• bleu geed edema to Its less • memo et meek .de" be (the miteketel Ibi set OM Ile ishomele mi the Nei, et the tees woke be el ell 14•01. Oa Its erefssay, he barrel eil be legume& eol St a awe ospoimble dos et poe v m wail AO Ibe tors mei yak IS Ina ISMIll••• Mr. Maim thlb boa lit loollesei tomemeima whit the deldet, kd kw hem • ememeily he kis who dread bath %sea pspeael to kg %hoe bh weed* mei OMANI et doe esiediesi by Se 11k, Ilkismielftlis (fts ircr bete4 edmedve spedemem be meek bow boo elmeisi et. 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The Immir these Olio rad lis samthras graildiss, tai asst Mew eamirdathat la was " bralls" tub. 11• Ism. aim ha a stigthstra thramsme, a libgram berase_ . Ail at raw radial am the Ilerra hismamas sesemmmeisi bra to • ga se a* raw mira" Mass Tramiel,. wie MOM la the ' aigliambral as ass rale "rail le mmM i lbe Aram sra ea rah Imola eut et s beim era head him al loam Their mraphdra Irttbilmai ism, Strait, pried bb onion le 'diem Odra and • swat mash( be mask liragpmeass MIN Ss. Illimat sang tat NMI be yawasumad dera brailmbra, rad the dmeerakesia le dralemi at bras * =dm Oa arms erase. Is add Tammy the arabembrael, bd amid beascramey,amithe single hmswiraliewallum ha Gs. ash he me Yr" ia. be as his balm mad L.M. rail flit thm eat i la s t sistsradrag 10 alai 71. ibr vasaarag the at qui immanew, di ad ra ni slim Imma ; ma ea ammasy, the ems eivaskord* aid milt del mem the laird sated hem umseswesiabh ahem awl ritagelay ober Turiiilll bra bar am ram ism; ara tb_amid, wessraymmill by the *rain at time lasam, ll =34l adds, ad brain if was sok la Thraimill rame mid r....AZ=Malla arima kiln Ihe "yaw's amen' .ad the madrairaeli pat idea them, dam~astrarramillg, krall am is Ilviag at Ladies, Nirldram-Tmeal, awl . . Sim ram ran regaled to 'mew dm mo ad at pay the wires ewyeases. amiewasell lie llama.) tatamz as as ~Mg at ad., bra Ararat r lit rant to live am the arm era serail Mei Ira Omar sra lis vii sowed mm= „a usidag ..amt Se Me ins with wash bawd, .4 bias . WO% ipporilemlbs al prom Thais wira ea di wag hem dpi lad we mg reltw WI, Mira Chair - wrath sal lis rah baps ts smsHi Tundra, was an d tar Moss by tbms, sad limmt the aim shad the wee ramiessi by lira mss lbw soma ablaut lb berammem awl bra , amow bum Irangla bias the magsaides as a clam ad , *liras maw maw Air swelaames. The basin of the =lir meal= d Se brad; ease aras, sad bra ; la thammraild et Trambilitat lid at the amid nisi aim LITERATURE --- LIVES OF NAPOLEON 111. 1. Loris Napoleon, Emperor of the IVeneh. A Biography. 17 JAMES AUGUSTUS ST. JOHN. Chapman and I aIL 2. Napokens the Third; Perim of his Life, Character, and Polley. By A Barrisg Orneza. Losgman. It is too early yet to come to a true decision upon the nature of the "life," the moral value of the "character," or the advantage* of the " polity " of Louis Napoleon. We live too near the events. We are moat of us partisans or opponents of the man. The red steam of the Matliia eres which signalised the coup trete, and the roar of the cannon and musketry, blinds the eyes, and deafens the cars of the enemies of the Emperor. The wisdom of many of his measures, the glory that he has thrown over the first years of his reign, are too dazzling to permit his friends to judge coolly of their idol. Hut although it is not possible yet to form any accurate judgment on Louis Napoleon it is highly important that both WC and our posterity should know what the enemies and friends among Louis Napoleon's contemporaries thought about him. The writers of the two lives at the head of lOW' 300X8. (From the Pti',Okra' are War.) Amongst the toast's important publications since car het soli lie hand Gower'. Confirm) Antenna, 3 vols. Bth. • Thoudeurf r e a Wasiering Jew, illustrated by Gustave Dorf, folio; P %NI'S Histo7 of Normandy, VuL 2, Bvo. • A. St. Juha's Li e of Louis Napoleon, pest Rvo. ; Captabl Oabora's (*Walt, crown 800. ; Bertherick's Three Year. In C the.; Os Mini Volume of Bacon's Works, 8,..; th a t a i lli =l Velem of Sir Robert Peel's Memoirs, crown cif hen; libigheedbe Houthay to Bushire, crown Roe; The Weil*, • Hera of Smitbeden, crown Boo; Wing = ele Art in FARM and Italy', crown boo.; pisram., and Pon.* of the Peasantry, by II afil t . Itvo.; Lerdnet it Popular Aeronomy, beard belie, and Natural Philosophy, mown (Mo.; Reekekets betrodu..tion to Cryptmounte Botany, Roo ; Iseroy's ben-Engine, and Young's Elementary Dyne ades and Hydrostatics (Ore* Cite* of the Srienees), crown Soo.; Hollanirs Constitution of the Animal Creation, boo.; Anitalian Favaye, by J. Norton, fop. eta ; the Archbishop of Brechin's Notwithinent rat Christian Life, 12tao. ; Pollnek'm Foundation of Christian Character. mown *lvo. ; Brief Anal** of Sects, crown Soo.; t . Maeneught's Doctrine of Inspiration, crown Mon ; Bishop ;-„, Jollv's Christian Sacrifice, rep. Into; The Schoolboy's Wey 1.,! id Eternal Life, his Rclifitius 'ilothree, Trials, end Dation by tee the Rev. Edward Huntingford, 12mo. ; Memoirs of the Rev. ti J. Labatt. Boo.; The Curate of Iloirmas, fop. ; Megdele 81 - and Bethany, fep. . Morning Clonde, Brown Boo.; Morbid g . for L me, 3 vole., crown M VO. ; The Oxford University Ca- 6 , lender, crown Isco.; Ferry's ENA3TP, crown Ben.; The Spis to ritualist, by G. D. F. G., royal Plum. ; Wright'sProvincel is Dictionary. 2 vols. crown Bth.; the Fire Volume of the St. Reprint of Carlykbt Cromwell, and the Third of Campbell's I Chancellors, fry. • New Edition of Min Filceworth's Talc. a t ., he. (including Helen), 10 vols. ; Rennie's Insect Areltitivs Is tare, email 8vo.; The Footstep of St. l'aul, 12in0.; Burke's et. ftei.whos, 2 vet... Global ; Rhymes and Itoundelaym; Never 111 Too Late to Mend, tee. it. IL The publicetion of Hugh Miller's Dew work the testimony et, of the stoat., or Geology in its bearing neon the two le Theologies, Natural wed Revealed, is unavoidably dela Is. in consequence of the unexpectedly great demand for co en bat mean. have been taken to ensure its publication • t *- the middle* March ; the demand foe Hugh Miller's wo • r . after his death was Co great, that the stock of all tot one i , F. eery soon exhaueted ; they are now reprinting with all 10 despatch. 11 Amongstthe few literary announermente before tie are t" Sir Arehibald Alison'. teeth Volume of the continuation of IL his stigorv, to be published in a few dam; Ew e r. front the 1 : Edinburgh and Quart( rly Reviews, by Sir John Herschel ; a 11 new edition of Moore'. Irish Melodies,. the Music printed et. with the wiwde, in one volume; Mr. Rueldn's Letter. to • et. Young Artie ; th e Third Vidume of Mr. Hells's Spanish le Coucst of America; Brazil and the Braziltans by Dr. it Kidder and Mr. Fletcher, in fivo. ; the Lead of Silence and s ',7 the Land of Darkness, be the Rev. B. O. Johns; the Angier at in the Lake District, by br. John Davy; A History of the le Siege of Kea, by Colonel Atwell Lake; India and Europe 10 Compered, by Lieutettant-General John Beige.; A Pereowa) g Narrative of the DIPCOVI ry of the N.W. Pease" by Dr. , Alex. Armstrong; Chow Claw, a Narrative of Five Years to Travel in India, end Palestine, by Viscountess Falk- It land, 2 vols.; The Wife, 3 vols. • The Strange Gen- se tleman, • Novel. by the Author of T he House of Ratty; 10 Three Tales, by the Author of Amy Herbert, Ike. ; Berates- rt ter Towers, by Anthony Trillope, 3 vols. • and Within and 0, . Without, a brionatic Poem, by G. kaedonakl. %Wire. in, Burton end Co. have secured Mr. Roe's new tale, The Star Is. in the Clouds, for their Run-and-Read hammy ; they wawa B t. us it equals in interest the author's *ruler eucceeeful work, .. 88 I've Been Thinking. Wilson's Tales of the Borden', to r , which it appears the late Hugh Miller was amongst the re- a t , walar contributors, is about being republished in eighteen- Mt penny volumee, with the addition of new tales by eminent tO anthem. le le The Master of the Rolls Mut proposed to government the g publication of a serieft of our national historical monument.. at. From NSW York we learn, amidst other literary facts, that a t . Ralph Waldo Emerson is mowed upon two works, one of et.! which, The Conduct of Life , will probably be üblished On during the coming autumn. It is based upon • series of St' ' lectures delivral • few years since. The other is to be u p o! cell the History of Intellect, and Is expected. by the ge, author, to be the *eta literary performance of his life. The St. admirers of Mr. Emerson must wait patiently for the Looks Is he penises them. He writes with care and deliberation, Is and revises amusingly, and has,perhaps, never bees ; ' completely saddled wi th that which he hail done. English sk , Trate, it will be remembered, was withheld from the es • printer for two years, during which period he went eaporially Is , through a course of reading to mutton his various poeticize. he In America, they say, the book ha. sect with an unexpect- Is edly large Fab, 8,000 having already been divested of ; bat 1 we should conceive the English circulation must have far e exceeded this. is this notice perform this task each in his own way Mr. St. John as a professed opponent of Napoleon's career since he has acquired power ; a " British officer" with the avowed design of " di:int/justice to the great man who stands so honourable con amongst the sovereigns of Europe.' Mr. indeed, states his intention of weighing evidence Eke a judge, while the British officer boldly avows himself an advocate. But although Mr. St. John is, on the whole, tolerably impartial with repose! to Louis Napoleon, and even dwells with delight on the early history of the adventurer, it is quite clear that he, himself, is more of a partisan, or au advocate, than a judge, when he epeaka of tho republican party. Up to a certain point tho two authors agree in their estimate of Napoleon. They both do justice to the earnestness, rigour, and general amiability of his character se a youth. It is quite clear that the knowledge of the character of the boy is not without its use in sedating us in forming a right estimate the character and conduct of the man. At the time et the cusp gets., the majority of Englishmen cam sidered Louis Napoleon as a needy brainless ad. venturer, who had been living a life of diaracetal excess, who bad traded upon the name of his great relative to redeem his broken fortunes, who was IMAM political knowledge or foresight, and who I was •fere puppet in the hands of some clever intrignme who pulled the strings which directed his movements. A little knowledge of his previous life would Um mused a considerable modification of thesesgrissa The boy had dwelt long enough in the Benelint mart in Europe to retain reminiscences at lbw* psalm to which he was born. Ile had hem hdi that he Ind been at one time ormaidesed I the heir to Na v ast empire. Ile knew Act belted been lou with peculiar fay ourbyNepas bat lima The rs of the adventurous (mope dhimether and himself from Paris must have im i=ed upon his obit the fact that he was one whom and emporium thought important enough to =lerEves liar the restoration of the Boer lived la aa atmosphere of royalty. His maw% beaft 04 wit had obtained for her the petrenape min ldtadahip of Alexander himself, who, in commas with the other foreign sovereigns, treated Louis i Neon ami ids brother with marked respect. The of fallen grandeur must always have pommel* im. Even in exile, while pursuing a rigid seem of education, he must have been per petnallp reminded by the letters of his mother's correspondents, which he was permitted to peruse, of the ow*, which he had lost. Even had he been more wanting in intellect, determination, and natural affection than the records of his early life give us to suppose that he was, he could scarcely have resisted the influence of his mother— the wise, the beautiful, and the affectionate Hor tense. There is every reason to believe that he fought as conscientiously as he did boldly and des peratelyamongst the repulican insurrectionists in the portions Mr. St. John does full justice to ' the of Napoleon's life, and the conclusion to be drawn from his narrative is that the vulgar estimate of Napoleon's character, to which we have alluded, was for the great part with out foundation. We may add, that the constant intercourse which Louis Napoleon maintained with scientific men while in England,and theinterest which he displayed in all discoveries which seemed likely to set powerfully upon political or social relations lei shout sufficient of itself to negative the accusa tion of bitellectual inactivity which has been so frees mule against the nephew of the Emperor. Weimar, then to the conclusion that the historian will have to estimate the 'value of Louis Napalm's pinched eentributions to Maim, ea their iseetb acne, without being able to derive sea help from the early history of the Prince. A amanitas elm an emuset student, a theoretical sr publicus. dads. repedetisa and life in the same it rePsbliu=sse met sem a likely perste heed two mai aßoiniteelemally small forms arid the meet }mortal emsatry la Europe. Still babes the peek= eisaraelar of Louis Napoleon Om le ray warm to suppose that he would have SSW remind in cold blood the massacres of the coup "dot. Nevertheless, it is a mateer history that Louis Napoleon did invade lamas at Strubourg and 'Boulogne, and that bee is moat undeniably responsible for the mas sacres of December. We ourselves think hmahl yy enough of the latter portion of the Error e active life, but we believe that it is fropereible to judge of its moral worth without more ovidease. Looking. at the whole matter without any sion on one side or the other, it seems im= " 1 1 ; deny that Louis Napoleon's career emblem I many of the most detestable crimes that political men can commit—falsification of pledges —destruction of well founded hopes—vengeance the most truculent, exercised upon those whowerenotre eponsible for the faults to beavenged. One great point is to connect the previous history of the man with so much of his su bs equent history ne to show that the sequel does not aberrate so far from what might have been anticipated from the precedent events as to make the whole life what Partridge calla a " non sequitus." But in connexion with Louis Napo leon, the greatest point of all to be solved is this : " How are the careers of many oPthe most prominent characters of history—careers which resulted in the introduction of new and pros perous developments of society—to be recon ciled with the ordinary principles of ethics?" No student of history is ever satisfied with the stereotyped modes of reconciling the metiers at some of the most prominent characters thela ia grress of the world with ordinary moral Henry IV. was au apostate. Cromwell wee a meeninary exactor of vengeance. Napo leon L drowned in blood the revolution by which he rasa to power. But every one acknowledges that Henry IV., Cromwell, and Napoleon I. were the inaugurators of states of society which were infinitely preferable to those which, had preceded them. Humanly speaking, we really do not know what we could have done without Henry IV., Cromwell, and Bonaparte. We could go on amp menthe the list without ceasing for a king time. And the result would be that we should dad that a large number, we think we should be warranted in saying the majo- rity of those who are the most closely sea. nested with the grand epochs of histories' proems, are those who cannot under ear mment mode of estimating character be elmesed among these who have fulfilled the ardiady duties of morality. This is a point to which we may on a fitting occasion have is direst the attention of our readers. We may she date that it is one on which the biographies at the heed of this notice throw no light. At the' . NSW time we ere anxious to do justice be the care with which Mr. St. John has collected a miss of information with leepret to the early life of and to the ability with which the 4418 = same hie marshalled the evidence in favour of the Emperor. II aware, outug, Yore alai Int loaolde .... - all MOM sea Samoa IllraaWal.. t law Tsars 1.1a.6 Cllr. J. all Da aa. oa. aw te . iird sad 1: 4 71 i IN Not Sl= . I 4 boom ON" 04.0 A IN OD. an/ Is log Not I.4mogNo 4 YIN Nab ..... IN ElNSorgh end t Niabot44l . l•4lll. °l = IM Oloons. a &NI Ratan. all Ong et Naar& lan Moot Mentors NO au A. NAN too Do. Noe IN OS. INN. NO W. (IN) IN Groat Wows goo Do. IloorVolioy 0N.414. on Worm NI Cor.hie 141 Do. MN. • If Do. Now Mt . & IM lANIANN NM TWAIN . 4 Do. le. V. Sol • Do. Rat Meng Woe nu Gwen Illookwall IM It I. Oro =0 . 1 141 11:* WooNn. on DO NOoko aY Do. SION, IL B. (C. 111 Do. MOON IN Lcodos loath Raven. 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Wel=ald .31 limiltir a lea I'll VaSe ....... .........". Xll vas er MOH . _ ...... AN ASTIXM TOR THE 110PFELESS POOR.—At asylum which is evened only, be it said, when the thermo meter reaches framing point, end which nacre nothing but ge dry bread and warm shelter to such ea avail themselves of ita charity. To this place swarm, as the bitter winter's night Me comes on, some half-thousand penniless and homeless, wan defers. The poverty-stricken fnm every quarter of •"'' the globe are found within its wards; from the se haggard American seaman to the lank Polish re- , fugee, the pale German "out-wanderer," the tearftd Mat ee - nook, the shivering Lamar ermaing-eweepee, the helpless Chinese beggar, end the half.torpid tl Italian organ-boy. It is a ragged commas of nations, a convocation of Knave and misery, of destitution, degrade- sa sad ham all the corners of the earth. Almost enly lath and are there too. Agricultural, railway, Ri &adds& Mourns, thrown out of work by the fleet ; mem- 12 1 pawed siettetam, chiefly belonging to the out-door trek*, such is es wirpotrawe end painters, sailors without their reg istry la dabs t, ale have either bees out away or cheated of their all by dr " crimps," blokes-down tradesmen, clerks, a . as* awl errand boy s who, either through innate or 06 have bats deprived of tit* elialesuas, sad above ell, inuelg=zrho have lam starved eat of their own , thee, erepowasullosteark bites for "back N = 1 Ism Ask ; serer* eat d Ow; tharresea, reel " Misr eat" • skeetweilwa wlw Wi n, St. wain at the e t ereasy; turnip; lagger-wwwat ; and old habitual vagroto. MO* to isem uaisfortrum, its., sal OM In bn N , the ; for chwadaes many iotstet previous to ad telenion. and want sire Is tie este gailliestion required of N the applicants. The *Os be tbe beasolese is at once the It Itogyfe betel, the bits lows•bwre, the outcast's haven d etkaa—the lea lag. Wisdom des Idgb road to iZ I eula,-Towl Ida Gal, saw sssW, Imdis Neatens Mayhew. kilfallANCE Of PaetUrts.—ifbe following are a Mr et la *my ways N *tisk the 'venom of the public, in le nerd N save*prrfsd atediente which they are competent if N wadendwal, letlarlsowly the conduct of phyel eime :-1. itenewit et the soft* coulee awl man* et at awes width see eisewliely thew and not Nbe altered by gay MOW albs Ma to *bads d tbe patient to ill bemat aalltb nand taliwart N employ more assearsa or et bed N amp Ma wane used, C_71;,7 ewes bum* or awes piessebi Mee, do. 2. amema of tbs pewee et aeleae to este diner* sad ea endue estimes elder et madam to le sa etwillblo9 Oman ampel N presellme essesites Ara they are ebb* web* e War** IL TM nese Saar not sacks amok= with, ad Ws d residence ;I 'Wdden& •ad *pal./ ~ GU Weimend mad urines .11 Wee Cersgra •11 W. Sad etLea. harts! P all 10 1, • so Or. Mt I at MAI Par 41. W la sa4 Cried= MU LI AT lal IIIlallied.•* OlsulAm (INN laa. IM a Ta.M7l. JrrlM Owed to 01.114.1.2) . ar..lesse7l 0.111.00.1111. C. ISO faSSASaillda~S pat. M le 0.116..thwel M .11 14nlik 11., S.C. all Oleassibe lb L.._ New ( mi. id 17 41ev all 11.111106D1 TasilkSlld all De. & Ara II all Dallier., (4M).— ] all Leadow . rell Ofesiorldl isokers (NIIDJ IM lANAIINNA ilioNsed Nord le NY SC*4.. IN LamoNNINNAINt Nat (Imed NOON) I au Nearb..llNts I=Bl/11.W.ANi.) sod Nam IN Bill= 211 118 Vr att lINLI I $.1.4 .11 I . - 3 : I 9 IS Nad SS 111 11 Is ree Uslos.6 pie .1• iessai Iln = lli . 11117=111= "". 0•= 111 0 DIM • am OM. W Preatas&Wp• las 611.WaikLaaa WNW Dlile owa ti ma iloom WNW 111 Ma der Ong Maim Illosellery IIe(WM VISO l.Promay ollb_lollTpamel 7N.. wcarr— sll Weer V.o' /a Igor et Omni to aro. a Or. 1110 into Slornst (01. W.) 1 • a Adrift awl St Lai Mad kt II re as Urn. Time et C s II Ilable.kOssay lee &disk &Lie Ohs 0 1109 .INdliwtlmaggia! r.ab.,116.._ ireseesil by Ewa IMO De. ide leri. 1M De. me I Irk IMI Coed Ova (u we valor ma k 11741 iss meadows who, bon ommeisstiom motives, and an disjoins* grounds dart, rasa hoes having recourse to mossaris of mks et tam proaosiblher medicines IM itssetesswily ; sad loads to the esuolossnat and employ- IN soma at as who have 'Wiwi t e remallahne of greater is einivity end hairs, through the vary ignorance se se of the true ehearadar end nquirommts of their art. 4. It is the same stare ei mind that leads the public gene rally to give tsar to the moot ridiculous premises of (hark- pe l tans ; alas ms ahoy the proemial ea preedsors of doe- M. trines utterly ahead sad raw, as in the Instenos of ho tocoopathy and nuemstiste, or deagerross, Inapt in the pro- is per mese, as in the bedsore of hydrogooky. b. Finally, it N it the some ignorant, of mane ad her proceedings Suit often force. medical men to multiply their visits end their ne preserttiona, to an extent not amply unnememry, but * really injurious to the patient, ea emiM be easily shown.— le Of Nature and Art on the Curt of Disease, by Sir John 2 Forbes. ISO PUBLIC Chisisewsne.—" There's Mr. Ishmsdi as Belton WM dIPRIMIR. "8e leaps views shod the IN Oipey tribes. Deis bo sell wed Ns a praise Me awe le that youth lea lisrid, wewhed a elemb, rd ell sip • ; now bet le Ls • teemodess twin kr life—jost sibs le elite tbeß r uide k Luetehdeast, but still delis d L That eye Mem is libels! His imowh N t0 .. 7 iliV o rprense. re illi t hoes in at , be mode liwie Amyl tho Nan be am my M a ge Obsesellor all the Eselegens sad to Ise Met hue to sabot Zlom. Re'll pi dal d Nue day, bay sem* maws admiumi tedle an si t u ir seu slsi, le. b. At i. en= p ; • Is mak* the ir imuke of our public awn, ft ma the pet* arches= is petite NU a noes snot grist fie..n imo re • weed le blds d society. Thenwadi bow • bd de Led U r . 1 Tea Nil= ed • real . geesesal Dimetheses wa away. ; ra attar. le le • Imes weites, owl • bra eeMier ; delltent Pan - is elwishemee be Is edielles. Da Simla senile to tight w Li. Le MIR& MANS 11/ lir Millon et MOO Ides to * the essalseetdo ends* awl emus at de liseßsdem se 1 .! tedesene, wadi gems lode a W Fiddle d the '• 19 Mites wavy. Id de the mew ORR KR beeraatw the l o wed Mill sd Rilapity of the ; 6 New the eddemsey give way, i l MtorMe Bite pre- to sior.—/binu tqf &heal ; orAAsses tflemaskroa Life. By 11 . E. M. Whiny. CIOAII AT PATIAII t.—Many of the women are very handoeme, and en Sundays end holidays they dross very showily, mot* be white beer% will been -optimal rib- te hens, rail arywoe s gin •Nhatiodasy•o•erlittheir irk ad need Irk solo. wMI ihele% veno', dee- ; Weeedits dee*. doet Ease leepeller. They Lee • 96 etwelasi Ihir Irk mega re or ontemidal, owl Ms set _mesh lime Le ads ddm or for bid- te add dews Mit est fres She fib ef brea the begtof Mahood; for issiessallet V sumblaialte mord ter It 411VIIMIR ping to elmel. They woe tip smilibg Wry wag agli t t e r:liar in IA likite but silo lbw 'Nur the motteg ihsllehided into theft mete, . 1 117111 VW they take hots atm stiff puns at it, which some Iselliect of milk( test. They then stow away the Ism in ems of the mem. of their " beet hair," to be swig ides a future order—Tira Years in Califorhist. By J. D. Dorthwick. II I =l De. Saari= o. ... . NA De alp. elide, pry 57 sill D. de de /07 a di Iddb.p.llp.id. IN _ _ .dak ed feeds— A Dd. II per &DAWN AO n tellim Palm& all M. Rot Oarads. lbw II Di. Ndge .a Di.ed- asi ST. 'Pt. di .32 De. de. id. de. all , D. as. N. de. di ' D. as. 71, eider an diadem Odor. de par al Ld. WI De. I par de5t...... f De. 4. pm eatOda Bat DDd. MLitt. I Milk Szt.Oss.ll II Itlivarw.hOnda IlaadlUst)d..ll.4 il .1 prowl: IN 111 If 4* 1m IN :a ne IS U it 107 HS I I Pis si II ii 92 ad i i Pa ii 67 to lit The Right Hon. the Speaker will hold hie first Imo (fall &on) this evening, At hi, halm, 89, Eaton at tan Gras& He will hold soother levee on &tar. in int. • • ad • le 0 al •• OS 10 CI !- 1 le pm N N N IT N el It le PI 111 si if iiis flf &I§ If SI U 1111 I§ If pm & Ow MI & 1 11l IM 315 lif IM S i ll 11 I°. I fa 4 I 14 Psi N 4 i S 4 pa '1 0 1 I SS 111 Pa 14 11 pm Mr i_PI 4 4 4ln Ice $'C es - e 111 'Ti Pi I IS II IS ial i In 3 - i - I I d 1i 4 : THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1857. SRARR LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLO4B. The railway share market today is still rather Bat in character, but the reduction in prices is not important. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1031 to f ; Great Westerns, 68 to f ; and Midlands, 821 to /—all dir. Lana ishire and Yorkshire is quoted 101/ to 21; and Caledonians, 341 to 35. Paris and Lyons shares me quoted 68 to /. Northern of France 381 to 39; and Lombardo- Venetian, al to GI prcm. ; and Great Luxembourg, 6f to I. OIDINAIIif MAW AND 510155. la. I Pd.l lanArers. I ‘ l2 =,:r . I a ri irr. A isd IN II I* 11% 1151 4 1 II 4 liii al i i id N $I I f, di Ili za 1.01 • • MR II Si NA ad IN 4i 3711 I i si Ss in I 14k2 NH ail I'd fla 74 44„ - - Ile I ii :a W! 30 1 d Ile a d ad M+ ad ad Sza Wt I. I WU 30 I 13 ma nse ni lie I St 11, Ni i i Pi SI rATII. Aim* iM MINIII IIINE 4"...N= lON ft ONIMINIs NFIIkeiI,LCUMIL :;~ '~' .~ _ IS pi* o friend Timis all _ Vs. 1$ OrailOrimii Thaw -174 ell tabillmomimi.... all tr..a t.~...... tamlreDlFemesa...,-, 1amea010 61 1 60 1 66 : 174 .: 60 14666 ell di Sob MAORI .--- 71 . 1 tisirs7;al • di Da do. •par at rad Ilarilosat hire ---. di 111111,1100 ?tisk Peel— =.62=-7-.... 7 Dodd dia 17madama thrombi* gadtpdt. 7{l Sim ad d d Drab all ead all MAW NO Nom --- all Da. Id pr mit ha.. all Wed /lodes a no.sesamot":W"..: a Wotan It Fades • Wooten Cd =Z . • Whited Wailet• C 4 = 111 YI Iseliala ....amewarmaromma Unman. Orb I no rip.oi. N IN i 7q H 4 lie I Po HI HI di el z 14 NI Y 6 N is i 76 s a ire I? „ to 14 „ 10 ill 0 lfie ID " 144 1: lot IPS Is sr 139 Iss 93 19 z 4 & N II „ Ii II P. I$ lei 10 lf 1 AY„ Oi Os no on 111 111 10i 110 es 10 Is 1.4 z d 10 23 0 i I:I 91 10 iii Tie £d :I tir- £lO Oiedilralialyltsed p.el Oerlt sod Ildadoa Das& rerta,k Aber. holt I. *aid" /Y,s e. LOsestassia,3p.d Jgo.ll Do. De. lisdr a p.Osat. ladtsra Delos 1 per CsaL IL WWII», II per !Na.ls Ots., p. Ct. Ildls„ Perth. 11..+1p.0. Gt. Iterims. per Ont. D. Sand. st le pat. pa Do. Id per Oast D.DJ.S p. 5., nd.at Upe. pe Gt. N. Motiadd, led Prat. Gt. kW. Wel.) p. dt. o.s.l.BRaMadtdia et.d - D474 rot sin 1.4 . 4 D4.4344.8t Mom p.e Do.ecin. trod= 4 p. It Do. Wawa 4 per Do. h* hot M.A. De .- CiZrWstil. - Do. dm. Es. 6 pe. Mud. Ova 14.4 . -~ i~:;~ Do. de. - i... -- Lea.k Brlg.Gr. bp.0.116.1 Do. KIM Oin.llprr et Us. do. per et Ne. 4 . . Lt/.W.7 is. el et IT lasacoderty /geol. , Uvelabdr. & ea llama Sarl. & I.W. p.' Da. La Da Si pe r Oast. VidlaagOnallaiLS pa .1137417ei.p "KoTieZ Do CS PM. 1 tent. 06.1,44a1t NN4 PC& I .q.abmitA4.l4.loll. et VIII option till IM all MON DANL. a. all.l laaap a Way.V.Ecet.laa; IN Nana Naha IN N li.. e.a Pret da 111 De. I J. e as t. Na I N Dw Tark.ENS. punk. Nita IltalaNalgre IN ON Weft. t Ret ap. a Ist rumba IN Dade. and da icatilaitONNal Nam Pra IN - iie w 47.7777 7 1.F.A14;Wiiii0e7 Do. 7 per Ct. Prot R. Do. 74 p, Ct. Prot Ikk. i. luck Woo pm Do. 4e pm Dot De. mow le rot erg imulk Wake pos. 41 gee, Tortotiro, I p. et. po Ds de." ... sp. e. Waterford &Malay.. p.a. i I iii - _i I.;:i_ Setererp end Utter. i pet Pastern of rimer 3 per mut IS Ditto New S per eget Gc Ginnie( ►renal s et ll DI to Neer 3 pert am. ll Great Le tresbeerg • per M. If I levelordittraestlis Ilpse et. Lyon. eed Goers par mist U ILrome Ed *Atm ips a. Ulm 3 pm 111 Northers Whew 3 par et 11 r Ils=lrer t liss si Paris awl yeas per onto NW Paw per Easel SWIM* & per Wet Seetbres of Proem 3 pot et 11 M*lll.W.of /twee S prat 11 til el 'm nj SI. 131.134,111 p a. De. Spirt Malaya. ' BL D 0.4 plest.ilsr.6ll•o. l ISCKGI fIL Sew Dreandelblisais Bt. X.e.WAllotlov.i p.a.Deb et. LAvtOr.ep. &Ike& —. et VietOov.6p.e.Jaa.k.lsl) =NM XI AVM Oca.(Pld &JIM Ira Odurrew(Csaberee Dom Gnat Ocuseis Cot Man 1111 Oral Sea* (1114 t;. O. yr. O. W. Tar New. ) N. MIMI ) Nita Parer. (It Wz o. . Aer Male (Wesdna) )410 1110 111 Vale d Wow (Ow marais) WIZ= W. ! hid : l 4r= gaporAcalNati W. INlrg . 7t W 3Lelwiind an (11•Wwwlet WLTheausey(Lisk) :;1 - - Te aIL 61%4 OW ill Ariallias ..... 7 IMO U Darm.Dep,(ls.atal.pla r a Om SO D. Omar &OaDa MOO SO Do.a.Soks al 147 li WU I 116i.0..Jaa 6 WWI 4* Oaks Omar —.. all 14 111 $ • 1101 1 Parana ----- " AM $1 WAS $ tames all IWO I 1mi11aa1aW ." ......... ". ..7: If 1141 , 13 I llool= disk. I T Z4 .1 1:111 " .. 1 "Om I Kamm ss•oso - 77 al " woo 10 Toelcibni M. 1;14 all .2.. VW SS lloollogo do &a.— 1.14 IKw I I Molnar ell Se."l i l P.11 D1141 —:7 oa l Kw I Do. 11, per sting all 45,174 SI tfalloll Illoalsa WIN lull it i 4O Sok UN 1 ONE MIS— WM 10 &Mb KM Auessis, Clonsisilladm 1,041 WIN 11,144 of Limb. P.OL4 11010001.041•11. 4 20414. 1 U5h01•41.1140411,44. 1 Cala lbw ..—..... 10,410 lasisa aml aunty. 1,4414 4m.8111414.204160erp. MAO Imam ME4111•14 NON 6W4Modwilir 11.11112 Pirs.ii Marl 14,61* 04. Blw . /ken I 0 Bra 11,000 20 My Suva Will. 23,000 15 OtWola Mak . 1.31,142 13 0211111.30111 20,20 P kOO P,s 1 01= 4,003 10 Ds. D. 12,645 SI Aireedia 112,000 11 Oslo of Lostralla (0,001 so Odra le14; . kW 100 17alty Mutual .....—. 4,400 100 West. Ikek et Lomioal ionrr RO4 14"Inb .141164 'irk MAN 1 11 . 919 IVO It. 1.1 - Pa NT 99 I 9 981 sd Il as 111, ea l d lid 1 101 111 11$ 443 411 usi I 1! 31 SS ul la U 14 • S. 16 $ 5O 119 tie ige T i Ij z tie Ste 1 S eeIS IM IT WA 110 US 814 i 1: 1 tt M 44 U If 6! ii N i i ►M 1 1 . Z T 9 l Se T Ti 10 In to lora 1$ llezd 14 111 1% If ii 4ii i f via ail 40 lljila II 11416.1 Uslaw kinAmissassa it U ff as. amenable U 40.. DVII Man an s 10 Mena aftlaresal• —,. I lam M MOS ausibas UM. ao 40 45 COIs I* . ai m us Is. kern an U ta U Lasiei fa sr st. .. all 26 $$ r il er= 7.7:7. : 1 11 1 Ni it a 10 k • &AK IwS arm • al • SO. 14 11 6.41.11220.3 U limns Ilkome _ os. all I a As IN„ las.410.0•111NaOr. an 4 41 10.40 C 00, D Sob= Ss U. Mader .0 an la 44, follrerl DI ssiat Oor s i as 11,310 10 . 0 1 l a 11.010 10 Ds. 4 k 641 DalpirathaLliatlika all 4 M 6 is. Da.—.— 1 1.114 100 111.11rmiaiLiN41•100 I pa IMAM I North Din. all a a 77,010 10 emu 17§ dia DIAN all la la KM 1 1 Ds. slaw Sri.... la a ail 00. 6 Pallluadasitillseral all 31 110,0:4 OP losslosiedialel Mira eD "Ma 10 Ds' s. 1000 la Yuma kw all IS U 10,4* 11 Ds. Mar. ........ an 6 16,010 103 Basal 1110 aim ". . a mew 1 Raid& Ara. ISvs all la If MAU 1 Doak. . 14.200 amadasilasTerlasTi. SI Of MOO 1 Td.11•14. an I 1 76,4110 1 Ds. an ltd AM 1 Was Dieussle 1484..... 14 16 444,1113 It Mauna Dais IN SW BO Da. Ilra 14 IMa par MARKETS. PRODIJCI. muttln the colonial markets there has been tse enineattoe. het hear tarution to the vein of pvoiluee. The take of w.Ar lure. hot awe bee been rate little .I.l...ittlatt to µdd.. Ine ft.kt made at re lured rates . genera, however. Union. Wes.ln: ttle today • erran t . vails, Madras Nall at lbw fen Mei Wes. Coffee continue le t au/ the native eons 4.4 I eau Rice hate bent told ao as ; of other blab Ulm lej: Mile oh otter Rice I. QUitt. at ebout urethan rant. le tetwir. leave I. not an clan,. bum take of mete liana have akeduneed quotation- In tea mere banner hem hen dine...l6; Mast.. W. J. lad R. Motown'. ilreular of Irlday neater IMIAII.--The avenge prke of brown or fo r the gig does of th e UMW. pamealoct In Mentes. for the week eadtag Ifi g g, or Mt, endue,. of duty The average pm of t og ... Mmearado wpm, the predate of the Maurine., for the week mese, Men. bMa bed. The average Mee of Wow. or Memerado mar. es gtrof lb. leg Istdbes, for toe week ceding as Mon e, k arage prim of the three forogotag demtpuoes of WA! japp,k, for the week mime.. above. le Ma I PI. per eel . exelefive of MP ileurrot. ll•sett f.—Ttd. market bee bee eueedlnelr mad* met. the ally tommetlee reported beim lee bbd.. Mown Dream. at 41e. tat. Meg • Melloo of 'al. per inn. an former MP. In new produce notetegvelmener MA Iwo 'lode. In rnen met few Ma bm been nada at la 10d. proof for Demmer...l.f kenflet --• • - • - Oar table table albite*. eau: very ro'n *Yoshio feature. In the rto Boum of mar for the mouth, of Jaavyy and rebnor T. the lawn. Moons Men only 44,700 ton totallot MAW to the rune Imre di ler erbllot the connotatim delirorra hare teen 47.400 amine 3.^.100 tar! Um. Moolot we have mother 14,700 t low, the °Mo• ing. boo t r . 16.300 tons orwm, and mho nowt I entsvoteutly relined to n pa, Mach. thlr .1 , moo of the tear, I. if 18..1 quit; toutorceithiel M The falltm oil la lb. lonwo i• porter ott•twtthlo to the Mond the moor, out aloe in ion. mower, to the torte iutPlle• ttizl other or othoarkete Ina. arm of the pradwie comther, To :1 I further the flan of a deficient intioy outer re W. eme, doubt, ane anw obnoe• en Um ywriumlon of Cuba., the wet Mehl ...mew al ie‘loco4ma that It sill not mewed that of loot year, Om% lolthorro, 110 crop Me limn to: do.. for roo,Ml tuns Intmees . ;# however, vetheishat .11.n.ture to haunt ti •rentou ti the By the 14eare of Tool,' Lola., It mower. that sloe cenotothon hoe nor In the Cu tee Kbagthno, lucluthow raw and Mimi; amt Moen m I woc• on the umal profoortiou, wro• iu the mot ythr, toot ISBN SWAM In 1.55. nod 415,70 to 1•54. the jam to which corselet% meted 11. tuallnium.—ittoni the Cfreulaz of Nowa Tnesea Cpl Itome.) COTTOL—Lraiatoos. Nowa 4.—Coslleico In . (Imo of ad( three milhaos of Mk. mew to t” oistotel. Maur of the Adria later, marred Imo as United *Mee ratemte We opialost me =4 awn, (maid Kew atearwailua aad damned aatonealk • mom of promdfaxe as the ion of dee amen whicee ... ft . thelf fatetnty lad dm* tou.KIKS. foal. If c hal op. to mama lamellar &MU LI Ivor pia of colt , . at Um p ar eo aar4 • Period a 5k..... nom, la N. as variance A ra o.adlreat I , ry Iletlea. AM the remit moo out to be what II enegasi Immediate erred of that. whim • opm.,ur market has bon to ma darralrard oraeraor .4 44 'wk, and aim to gma Amin. arloollfs to our procaarllngr, ail hind* and qualltlae. atedlig joi a .told or otrat, fully lamararnale .ora Yrlday a prima Ira pawl middling Up!ads, 7K ; If oirlk, :4 I. ; °flame. lid. of Caw lirukars attar falr Up/ands, al.; le utme,rd. ; kirk..., 62 d. 42$ Ana r our, 100 norm, 40u Lapdan. and MO Pernlm. am '<paled lam I too iaxen ou e.i.oe•bw. ; 2:_19 Auxneark. 110 lladmm 2344 to Ilengai, lad aalria, and 3, 1.,..em5. for expert: .2 that. the &Urban to fat tuft foe Ur weak haw been emelt, 44.200 balm. baler 7, ao tote. 1,40.) balag as apromdatldo and capon. Wes of the ' t 4 4. (470 lobo . COTTON GOODN—Vanc Masco 6 —We bevy hada medb rote Sedate., tea nothing having occurred to give a fruit inmates begin have not one s'el heyetil meat Irma, I/oregann have itten taken In small quantities oar. la Imir MM.. and T cloths therein not beet wort, doing. Noh s lipated bmingte In plotted have been POI 'murk& The value of 4., lochstartonsf i lltri maintelned. tot Wee had not leou mw. baptiori .Woe Tow*. )ars. the Inquiry Me been quite equal Co that of last nett. etommAg Knot India qualities of mule. The Gorman and helm trade bump bays puells.ed makestelr, and the market ylmee CORY.—CrilitriFfOla. VALCII s.—Thero war a molest& apply 0( wheat at Chalina'ord today. condition wunewhat trupro , od, each rcalood an Memnon of le, per qr. on red ; white without chance. hot. aue to f U,.; extra. ; bile. 00n. to 70..; estra.lls. flatlet edam wad all beat quallty fully at fit v ; n good demand for feoand qualltt lot food. Ns. Is.deem for tel tinauiPtinto. Oat. mad other ratios font Ltaente, Maser 4.—There has been • fair supple both weat tad oaf*, c ff ering to.dny—the lama much bunco ed In of eondlt/on h ; both snicl.a realleel fully bat 'rack'. prices. but the trade was ahltbtag hot Healy. Whaat.rad,llla to Ma. ; bt to. Mw . ; barley, 4b .to . . .. . . .. WAIKIIILD. Maus e.—wheel eras eteedlly held for lot wake e<l7oll, hat there wee sot meth r•Vreti mode with Wes. Fine bark, continue. warm, and telly se dear. Bean were needy. Ned OM aed *halos without material &ease. COAL.—Losomi, MAUI, C.—Da e Prioirove.l9.6& *MA dd. Hart*, 14. ed.; Longridm • 6.4 Hartko_ , 14 Peoldri Eod Moor, 11e. ; Taserld M Nous. 13‘. ; Walker Prtuirme. Ms,- WWI Aterli Close. W ane End o.tot 13e. ed.: Wall ► Mod Hr. too 13e. ed.; Eden 11.. ; Lamtdon Primrose. ; Welk Eati Belmont. 13e. ; Wags En! Idniddtik. Wale WM I 6 wrildate. Ifs; Wrdle tad lisowell, Its, 3d.; Woks End MMUS , Mae ►End Kel,kr Orsom,_l.S. M . Welk End Imoiddoo. 10. M.; Wolk End Pember, 10s. , WWI. End Kissel n Motto% Its. •, Walk End t•outt, liv ton. 16.. 9d.; Lod Stewart 14. ; Wale Fad Harems.; Iltuln, Welk End Hendb 11.11 14.6 d.; Won. Mod South Mellor, la.: , End T0re,17.. : N S W. End Whitimeiks 14e.; busboost °Wk.% 123; med. M. TRAFFIC RETURNS. iIITMATI. HUN Taw Itor. Total, Torsi, *Pm isates, diastase. 1861. M. Wait mars Tab. ft iSi Ai Starts Antonia Maws W .. 202 la 63 100 148 nt ...... -w; 3$ 771 69 Slim wag to 1 Pm. K $4 Week ending Rea IL Punks weekendlnir Wawa t. Antwerp mad Rotterdam . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Cam* Captain Made, tram Haideaborg to Loadm yawl the Sound oo tee Gta flambee, aad has not Moe Ms Isseed oL Veen Cara tbantne) ; of Unman, entails Sistanr, eras win sit are daaiaa as amebae intraday: env said ;so ems a MM.—Jaffa. Feb. I. trmarom Rom av Pommy Pam—Penton (mt. at Ormin. Jam Hu*: Jaw, at Ilermenitsma ; Stmaalia (m). mlialm ; AMMO , at DorM. &sus rea favamoas.—Albastaa (m). from Trtata.h 112 lebasma (u), mad Sairet. tram Maim, Yob. 27. NOTICE TO MARINERS. iNo. II.) Clime sera—Taes.rea glava.—Beetos Two* Tean.—lhe Chinese authoritihs at Itiaagbas ban ryes NMI% lhal in order to facilitate the havigatioh ot the ehahael Ira= p the river Waning a Berea Tomer has been erected oh tliall• Aare of the Tang•taa Masi at Kis l'oaa. acv a ipA Wes is Three ?rms. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. May, haw Warped We Mize, Feb. W. Lt. 111 N.. kn. I W. Lams fro Ll•orpsei Ike Vaiparabo. I.e. IS. 1.. I N., Ins. ft W. Empire (Alp). has 00801 itCgles. Feb 17. lat. 70 N., Ica II W. MSt,omlot. Irowm 00011, if Wilk* iron Liverpool for [myna, PM. 49 IL. LA; w. NEWCASTLZ MID CABLE= SAILIFAY.—The report of tba dinatare, Isnandpales tof tN wend lona& seam that th henna of Ilmt whim oar the d tba phoidlag year, Is AMU. U. ea, sad as lib bas bin eildsta W r adallba of ealy I.slol. h. It hilts wed** *dodo/ gars ably era ranari reocaannd • deldera tee *a bollepue. min the dot of Damned fru re a 111, par am. Or Waft • baboon et 4.l** N. Id. la be sekleS be dee reeeres Nod. glib soh routs to 11,7111. lk no defend In Oa henna balt-year ens V. 10a. es Oto 1011. *arm this thabot Y. debase for the nor IL 10 per *eat. Ili lards Cleaties,lalheey tb• ate don at Marypon, did the vow batthor 011111 Mia opened, when eerepkeed, to mama ember hasher . d do . ULYTJUITONZ 111110 LANCAFTER RAILWAT.—The yearly neessa meeting or this mow, arse bold on the Mb rdem. TA.. In the char. Iha charms. Im moviande adoptloe of the most, mimed his into. lb.. the °peeled of WI rail. .7 woad prove of great edrantage to the tree seeesdestate the Undoes, stain teta_within the led year, 414,000 toes of on bad Was re%sd within 1111 Marla of Tamen. 11se report steed the there me every preened et the hoe barer opne Is tins to ski W homes of the OVEOI6II table. The expenatesederlai the pie bangles 11e5:441,1761. 11s. Id., end the receipts darker that wife by detentares and admen in sollapetien of ells. ansettated b 30.3951. 1.. bd., *lnk Inereesed by 0,6471. Is.. ltd. nom of re eelpts store esonsdittne of thscetone bargees, keen a tetra at present Is head of Mit& la W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CARPENTER.—Much a, the wife of A. B. Carpenter. En.. of HO lepplare, Bald. hal Weak Ma con. COATEFL—Mud 4, M t Chem B.th, the MUM Dr. Coatm d • we • 00W THE ARE—Mores b. at Utile Patton Ma" Cele,let. the we a cony Nom ewa. a • &Wawa ELWOWTHY.—Marth at Weillaewa &enema the wee et It Dime'''. am.. Ewa . et • agate , er 'MUCK —Mare 3. at the Crescent. America-Kam, the weed W. A Ilubtaal. en.. d • ww• & IleB B T. —Wareb ot a a 3, at Woodbregwroul, Guildford, Barrel', , the with Lwa. meba., LBW l&—Much 3. at Nether neonate. the wee of the Rev. LI Lew* of a eon. VAIMALL.—Mareh 3, at Mama the wee et R. L. G. Vamp. lat.e ••s:qi: ./ KW t 3. at OaMarta. the Ida. of ll*/ Wiethaaad MARRIAGES. DISSON—PIIILLIML—Morett 11. at Pt. Mork4, J , by Pm am P. nu.). P. P. am awn. bk., ran a ..*4- C. of st Jmoorortreet. to liollp. drorator of the We IL PONlior. o Proloolold-oroot irot oolar. MCI/ILL—COMM:ROL—Mu& 4. it IL Jonse4l. WortbrorsoMP rom bf dm. bay. I. T7robl44l'. A. %MIL EA . of Park work Raosotspom. to Sam. tomperse B o h Cordaro,. MR . of M tbsibre. DAVIES—EARDRUM'S,— 11. et Tytherlogtoo Clocolt. am romenhirs. I n Itirro. W. IL M.A.. J. L. Dark* M.P. for Um 11444.01.14. moat. cloostorrn late T. DIOR SON—CAILMAMW.—MoIte ta I M. Pawn. Motet MIIII Be'. C. IL Andrew. ILA.. W. IMO . of Not Wicto.• Kent. to Maraos. A. =of J. 0w... s ft ., opPoir toot room. moNToomn_T—ILPHISITONE—Mards 4, at Carbon Ton N.B . ta the Tory So, Der Lamy, Onot.Morttiomrni.7 Note IMORIOrion. to Air Maria. rhollmor of Mom• Cb 4.. "' Wawa% a Catear. DEATHS. BOWlLlN.—llaroit 4 Hr. C. Bowman, of Deletowlefewee. aged SI BROPIE.—March 2, at Glebe Rusk Them Dono.A. AM U 4 ". C. Emile, Est, of Lebo. BUCK LAS D.—)f stab $, at Olosicasterigace, Portia...4mM Boc4kol. Eat, of Altssay.stroet, goonst's.park, aged 66. CHADW WK.—Muth 1 at Porebeaterieseace, lirdwasta. wife of T. Chadwick. of VA lkoal AM114.7. CHEEP lIAII.-3liwch 4, W. W. Madam. E s q., of Xanaliol4, Ned U. PUMA LE.-34areh & at Penzance. Calamine. 4..0 443 of l b ' U B. Nadel., P.D. GORTON.—lfaren 3, at New Domanuare, Hr. H. fierlca4 Sklabomastrost, Itecadllif. and HUOD.—Alarcb 4, at Ea.. bourn., Ilausz, W. C. Hood. T N boumc &mac.. . 1 Ow G . r. Naar, Pristod wad Publialsod W Wismar Iwo nALEB. of IF 14 10 . 1.1 awe s sho Clof of Leaden, Printer, at the Ofloo. Meat. too tko Powleot of Inflotzlaro—floor gum; MAWS 7, VA ./ ~ ~' LsoEA.II , d MI IT &I m mo' Y to C ggrrY ( geld 0, WAD an M t t New York • rnktv Maur WA F . '..-kl' ......„ :.~.: ~ IN AL Ord Otllos h IMO for 6 t BAWL *NOE AN Lifeand V 4 eabi . orlbod 1 awmatair- John I. AD w st A t e 14 1. ....1 Tbs Direct each ilutrict oar Afiir s. e p t r . W I N roans of Bonrtek-okft § T. CHM attend. ✓atm and con Mr. THOU MAP] SILIMIER If liblam•lre worths tape M . API ems book 67 • Wonm. REAP] Ho emaxilmr .n l ggliooirm ITSVUT 8. 11 -t. 111 tram 11.. m EER PICT Tesistom , , &I ba es in. Lortu 5a.=.11.• TM bads IP R Due setNeeft tram on tbe g i :: an Oa to Ws& THE CHI /WIT Al OVINZA rm FRil A, , good ta, 111 Name 8 TA! nu eant4 =iire s aZ A CI ykr..d4 cik. Dl % r of zia„. Tem (VALI J' M( la B w Mum eisT rorth Lood re l °AC esterstiaa IT tt Wolfttl anaka. a. I ; tam daaMA. is mesas. sad Te. Weld. lo =et r;• NrA La 4 addn• ELOVINDI Groinilra salel WI Erik en d s: mamamama(. lag the pab Wad ha la. 10a. ware et ppu rri g oaf. 14. I. el the = was ow alm . Oa la the vela add if Oa ea Oa We plialla. 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