The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL TART 3 A MICNT. HOUSE OF LORDIL--TumwAy, MA3 20. Their kidehips set et dye chink. THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S 110111711ENT. The Earl of OADOGAN gave - notkw that re Tlnueley be would ask what bed been made with reheloos to the reseesseat fo 8t Peon to the lee, Duke od Wel lington, slid& was voted It the mar 186.3? IMITIONEL The Duke rd Misrecomodod rod Lord OinardsolD ;ft- Karol prattlers wind the Oaths Bill Oho memo was this liming brogidit ia and avid • an► timid. PILIVATI BIYSINIOL Th.lk ad Claesdias Teisseepai Oampsey Bill, the Whitehaves mad Purism Jesotioe ad Whiteces.elester. and Now Railway Bin, sad iii• Barwick Harbour liatate p :a Las& improvement DIU IMO read a third this sad SAIXON IFIBEIERMS (BOOTLAND) BILL. Oa the moths a/ Lord emus; the Earl al Maasiold and Lord Polwarth were added to the select committee oa this OTLNY BILL. This bill sou road a third thee aad pima • THE °AWLS IMAGO& The Dale of ifoiriliaiieih;lTiiilateerticas of the ceL ernment in respect to the transport of cattle after 26th k iaz id itkiTTILLE said that the new Order in Cloonan mold ,hasitiiy °stile to be moved by liceme to a baba end it was also intended to allow cattle to be decried ways under offeein restrictions, is a *se tae Ono, of which due notice would be given after the Nth. The government intended to introduce a bill to enlarge the powers of the Privy Omen. Is mew to the Earl of Anima, Uri GRANVILLE said that the goof/nutlet would not undertake to hapset adds trucks os all railways. The Privy Owned lied rewired estisfaotery assurances from the nom paniin that all their tracks would be properly dis infected. On the mew of the Archbishop of YORK, a return of bentEsse augmented sad endowed by the soolmissiioal commissional,, which would oboe whet bed been dose by the oorandosisnin with the funds at their disposal, was send MAI= The house then adjoursed. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—TunDAT, MAxes 20. Th. hdim• met at 4 o'olook. Th. Leimeter Wake Bill was read • third tim• a•d - The Birkenhead and Liverpool Junction Railway Bill was nada amen time After the private lmainem bad been concluded and the Oaken, emeened, Me COWPERiess to move that the Thames Embank ment Appreashesßill, and Park-lame Improvement Bill be relayed to a seine emalittes, bet, Mr. Ayurox eomplained that meseauch as the notice) of the modes had been given for private business it ought to bare been brought on at the time of private business, when hoe. members intereeted would have bsenireaent. Be eocopleirsed that the mane proposed IU the .t hogs 'epitome was aa inmate! :IA peados of house, and said it would prove very Inconvenient if sash a practice were persisted le The DEPUTY-SPEAKER mid that the course pursued was unusual ; and Mr. COWPER withdrew the motion, and gave notioe of his intention to move it to-morrow. THE PROPOSED NEW LAW COURTS. Mr. M. TORRENS inquired of the President of the Board of Works whether the board would take poesession of the land required for the new law court@ during the pre sent veer. whether it would. be taken possession of Fs dually, and if ea, what portion would be taken daring the Mr. Mr. OOWPER replied that it would depend upon the progress of the negotiations. For a portion of the pro perty these aegetiatiose were nearly concluded, bet pos. aessioe isi the Led eosld hardly be obtained within a year hem the present time. Instruotioes had been given to take OM" care to render the removal of the tenants as little inoonvenhat as posaible. NEW WRIT FOR WIGAN. On the motion of Colonel TAYLOR a new writ was ordered to assns for the election of a member tar the bre mush of Wipe, In the room of Major-General the Hoe. Jar. THE MALT TAX. Mr. H. SELWIN gave notice that on the 17th day of Apriln's* he would move the following resolution : in the opinion of this house en early redaction should be made in the duty upon malt." Sir F. KELLY postponed his motion in referents to the malt tax from the 10th to the 17th of April. THE REFORM BILL. Earl GROSVENOR gave witioe that on the motion for the emend mike of the Reform Bill he would move that thin house, while willies to consider, with a view to its set- Cement, the qua erica of parliamentary reform, is of opinion that it is inexpedient to disown the bill for the redac tion of the franchise is En,ased and Wales until the home has before it the mt . re 'chews contemplated by the govern ment for the amendment of the representation of the people. (Loud sheen from the opposition benches.) Sir W. HUTT gave notioe that, if the motion of the noble lord should be 1.-keel, he would move, ae au amendment to the 4rst clams of the Reform Bill, the following proviso —But this act shall n rt commence or take effect until after proviaion shall have been made for each redistribution of seats for counties, riles, and boroughs of Great Britain and Ireland as parliament may deem expedient, and that this act and the act mating snob provision shall be construed as one. (Daughter all den e.) • Awing corr OF MINES. Mr. CAVE gave notice that on this day month he should more for leave to bring in a bill to amend the law in Eng land and Wake with reference to the usenement of mines for the relief of the poor. REMOVAL OF MANURE AND OFFAL. Mr. CHAMBERS poked the Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department whether his attention had been called to the difficulty now existing throughout the metro polis of getting rid of manure and offal, and whether any steps were contemplated by the government for facilitating their removal. Mr. T. G. BARING said the difficulty had arisen from a misconception of the orders hewed by the local authori ties. He had obtained a copy of the orders of which the vestries complained, and found that they did not prohibit the introduction nth their districts of any Inch article, as Irene not likely to propagate infection. The week before Last there were only 14 cases of cattle disease within the metropolitan district, and last week there were but 12. CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. Sir A. BULLER asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer wencher, to the event of the bill for the representation of the people passing into law, it was the intention of the go vernmeot to introduce any measure in relation to corrupt practices at elections ; and, if so, when. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he was afraid be could give no more definite answer thee by refer ring to the words he used in hie opeeiog statement on the subject of the Electoral Franchise Bill. He then stated on the part of the government that the matter was in their view oertainly very erg- nt, that there was no reason to be- Beveled the present provisions of the law had been efficient for the purpose intended, sad that consequently it was the °brioas staff primary dttty of any government, in considering the subject of the representation of the people, to give their best attention to the law relating to corrupt practices. Urgent in the Tontine woo, it was likewise attended with considerable difficulty, and he was afraid he could give no pledge beyond stating that it was the minis:tine of the goveTamant that it was their duty to endeavour to frame a mesanre when the proper tine came, bet that would not be until they had obtained whatever additional knowledge and evidence the investigations of the present session would be liliely to supply. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Mr. H. B. SHERIDAN asked the Secretary of Stan for the Home Department whether it was the intention of her Majesty's government to bring in any bill during the precast session of parliament to amend the law relating to weights and meeting, so far as the some refers to the nee of local and enstetnary menurn, and the present mode of imposing and applyiog the penalties and costa under the Act 5 and 6 WilL 4, c. 63. Mr. CHILDERS said it was the toteotion of the govern ment to introduce a bill on the subject of standard weights and measures, and the proper mode of verifying them. Tann was, however no interne to dent with the special point refined ta,by the hon. member. • TRAIISIT OF CATTLE BY RAILWAY. Re READ asked the Secretary for the Home Depart mese if the transit of cattle by railway would be prohibited afterthe 24th of March. Sir:G. GREY said the government were of opinion that it would be expeldent to continue the prohibition until the inning of the general coder in oouocil which was under consiSsistion. That order could net in issued in time to some into operation on the 25th inst. Same time also should be Wowed in order that its effect might be generally knoes. 130 UNIT VOTERS' FRANCHISE. ;1 : ' :I is ~~ MA DU DARE onkel the Cheoesiler of the Erohequsr, in reference to the Representatioe of the People Bill, whofher re was intended that the occupation fraeohise for mint, voters should, in the me of emeatident alaimanta, he joined with premises of 61. value, is stat e d in the bell itself, or of 71., as stated by him la hie speech ow sawing far lien to introduce the mama The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the istwation of the goverment was asouratoly slated is the ltiN. AL was the am at wh'ith the intended amps. tion shine was to Nand. LOSS OF THE Mr. WIIIIMILDE asked the Prodded at the Bard of •, 'to 'tt ' 4ll . i '• • • '• - to THE EIPREStic, I +ifiNES DAY EVENII4I4, MARCH 21, 1866. Trade whether it was intended to make irquiry into the Kati et the Mesmer lbia. .. . . . . .. GIBT6/4alldtiat a preliminary inquiry had been made, ead it had net bees theaght asesesary to matitst• formal investipitioe, as there existed no doubt as to the eases of the wreak. Mr.WHEYESIDE inquired whether the right boa. gentle. see was aware that 16 lien had been lost. Mr. GIBSON said he had not been correctly informed ss to the number. • RT. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY. Mr. W. EGERTON asked the President of the Poor-law Board whether it was true that lalsly, at St PanaresWork house hammy, a child was laid out for burial some house Were in death ; and, if so, whether say inquest had been held or inquiry Instituted by the Poor.lsw Board into the eirstostaaose of such a anew - - Mr. VlLLHfilii said that the metropolitan inspector had been &voted to inquire Into the matter referred to, sad that in esesequessee of mein; grounds for believing the, truth of the statement, the Impostor had made arrange- meats for an inquest tonight, sod that he (the inspector) would himself institute en*dry to-morrow. DISEASES IN SHEEP. Mr. B. 000HRANE Inquired of the Secretary for the Home Department what were the rules to be applied la Scotland with respect to the slaughter of infeeeed would It was stated the other sight that the same rule apply to sheep as to cattle ; but if that were so, what course he ailed should be adopted in the smut of the I disease breakiog out as a krge hill farm. Sir G. GREY said that if tae hoc. member referred to the act of parliament he would see that it directed the I slaughter of all infected salamis. Mr. B. COCHRANE wished to know whether, if on a large farm the dismiss should make its appearance, the inspector would have the power of ordering any number of sheep to he slaughtered. Sir G. GREY said the hon. gentleman aught to have put that question when the bill was under discussion. The interpretation of the act was not left to the government, but to the judicial authorities. OONSOLIDA.TED FUND (19,000,0001.) BILL. On the motion of Mr. Crows; this bill was read a third time and passed. I , IBRERY (800TLAND) AOT, 1862. Mr. 7..itAILLTE mo►d far a Weak committee to inquire into the operation of the Salmon liabery (Scotland) Aat, 1862. file main object wee to obtain an appeal from the decision ed the comet eionele ander the set to the warts of law. After tome diaosesion, in the coarse of which Mr. T. G. Bastes, on the part of the government, objected to the motion, On a division, the motion was lost by 164 to 58. ART-UNION LAWS. On the motion of Lord IL MONTAGII, • select cam seltise wee appointed to inquire into the opecation of the Art-Union laws. PUBLIC MONEY. Mr. AYETON moved that the standing orderly of the 26th of June, 1852, relating to applications for public n= d and to public aids or sharps upon the people, be z , in ordeer to substitute the following :—•• That thin home will receive no petition for any sum relating to service, or premed upon any motion for a grant or upon the public means, whether payable out of the con solidated fund or out o f moseys to be provided by rata . IsMits =kid reva t iona t led 1,7 DA =own; pied say main be made in the house foe any aid, grant, or chine upon the public revenue, whether payable out of the cease- B&W fund or cat of moneys to be provided by parliament, or for any charge upon the people, the cassideration sad debate thereof shall not be presently entered upon, but shall be adjourned till such further day as the hones shell think At to appoint, and then it shall be referred to a committee of the whole house before any resolution or vote of the hours do pus therein. * He had slims nodershiod that it was ore of the funda mental principles of the constitution of the House of Ocien inons that it should never itself take the initiative in granting or voting any public money, orbs levying any taxes upon the people, but that the entire initiative in those respects rested with the crown alone ; and that it wee rather the duty of that house to sit in judgment upon the requisitions of the crown, sad if possible to diminish, but on no occasion to attempt to increase, the taxation of the people. The course of prooeedieg is centuries past had been such as to render itimpoesible for any member of the loin of 061111110011 to have depicted from that wash tutional principle, because in those times the house was accustomed to take into consideration the messages of the crown clearing aid far public purpose!, and no oppor tunity was given to any member to intervene with any plan of his own by whi ch any new tax would be imposed or any addition made to the charges upon the peo ple. Bat in the begiseing of the last century cur entirely new principle was introduced, which oonstituted the Exchequer a trustee between the crown on the one hand and the House of Compose and the public on the other. From that new arrangement was adopted the plan of separating the levying of taxes from their appropriation by the votes of that house. But the result we that there was always a balance of public money in the Exchequer, which members began to regard as very much at their own disposal; for soon after the change wee made the list standing order was leased by the house which must have been rendered neeersary by the growing disposition to set up claims of one kind or another upon the balances in the Exchequer. The OHANCZLLOIR of the EICRNQUIR and Mr. Walsou expressed their concurrence in the motion, and observed that Mr. Ayrtoo ww estitled to the thanks of the house for having broaeht the subject under its notion. Mr. HENLEY regarded the proposition as a laudable en deavour to check abase in the public' expenditure, but he doubted whether it would be completely successful for the object. Obeervations were also made by Sir W. ilnarricari and Mr. Boucot= in approval of the motion, which was agreed to without a dissentieot voice, and the resolutions were made standing order, of the house. THE OOLONY OF VICTORIA. _ . _ Lord R. MONTAGU called attention to the dispute between the two Houses of Legislature in the colony of Victoria concerning the Appropriation Bill of 1865, and moved for additional papers thereon. The noble lord went at oocedetable length into the cireitinstanose of the quorrsl, and deduoed from them an argument against the lowering of the franchise and the admission of the demo cratic element into the constitneecies. Mr. MARSH seconded the motion. After some remarks from Mr. Arroox, Mr. CARDWELL promised the papers, end earnestly hoped that the house would not erect itself into a court of appeal from colonial legislative and government policy, but that all matters of that kind should be left to the colonists themsetves. The removal of the Governor of Victoria was not decided on because of any conduct of his in the difficult position in which he was placed, but because of his having determined to ostracise certain persons in regard to their secession to office who had memorialised the crown in re gard to glievaimes which they thought they . suffered. Mr. ADDERLEY said that however des irable it might be for the house to know what was the political condition of the colonies, there was clearly no CYO for its inter kneee with those dependencies. He argued that the application of the extrema principles of democracy in our eoleuies to institution, founded exactly on our own, was calculated to produce confusion, sod suggested the eopme- Hon of the executive and the legislative Momenta. The motion was withdrawn. COMMONS (METROPOLIS). Mr. COWPEII moved for leave to bring in a bill to make provision for the improvement of commons in the neigh. bairhood of the metropolis, and the protection thereof from nuisance, slating that there were 180 of them, oon taiMng upwards of 10,000 scree, which were open to the public without their being trespassers. The objects of the bill were to enable money to be locdly raised for the drsio age and improvement of the corunio , s, and to grant a com mission, the members of which, amongst others, the Chief Commissioner of Works, the Chairman of tee Board of Works, and loolosure Commissioners, would serve gratuit ously, aid which would hays the control and direction of these commons. A dissuasion maned, in which Mr. It. Powell, who, gee,- rally approving the bill, wishe I its area extended ; Mr. Doane°, who ;Awned the measure would not meet the re quirements of the one, and would leers the commove jest where they were ; Mr. Locke, who stated that the bin em bodied the recommendations of the committee which in quired into the subject, and ought to be tried ; Mr. Sand ford, who oontended th at the bill would be simply nugatory and inefficacious ; Mr. Shaw Lefevre, who supported the 1 bill generally, took part ; and, after a statement of the righted the Sovereign in the royal forests by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Leave was given. TRANSUBSTANTIATION, - - Sir O. 01.00 ELLEN moved for leave to brie( in • bill to abolish a mortals declaration agoinst lasnsubstaxitiatios, the invocatioo of saints, and the saorifioe of the mass, as practised in the church of Roma ; to render it noseoessary to subscribe the same as a qu.litc•tioe to any civil ofilre. Mr. KER opposed the bill, cod in a short discnssiow which maned it was elicited from The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER that Res government would probably deal with the question of tests in • comprehensive measure. Leave was given. Colossi NORTH obtained a select committee to inquire into the mortality in China, the causes which led to it, sad into the conduct of than departmeate of t►e rvernmeet whose duty it has been to administer to the wants of those troops. NAST INDIA NII:ITAILY BILL 'FUNDS TRANSFER This bill passed threugkomanittee. The Baskeinee aid Beads Bill was read a third *has sad paw& The Doskyerd Estsosletis Aet Ameadaseat Blll s zzd a =enormities ; sad the Om* Ososts as was essolelsred , sod ordered to be read a MEN to-morrow, as was the Sheriffs' Osort Houses (Boot. Lodi Ad WOW, Acceadsmot Bill. The other business was disposed of, and the hots ad- Isersed si Ave &Wes pot twelve o'clock. I • Jana PIUTCHLID, Ifewubsea, Glonessierittre, addend of N., say Wedessday. at Aarsisan' Befatot BASIN!. W. TgLor.eiraassa. vletusikaa•—lad any Wednesday, at Ammarres, Beata Osesas THOMAS, Cardiff, lailmikar—Lif &viand of la. Std., any Wedoseday, Asamamea. &Li& DAM Lamm IP Ilawasa, wto• roneltsat-101 eddied et in Id., W , at /Lemma% Bristol. Anus Dunne, at hi& cr-Ist divided of 4a.2.1., any Wedass6m, at Aarfasaata, Joni Bussniz. Bristol, divldnil of yd., any Ws& needy, at AsartaMe. Bekaa THOMAS Rinesin. Um*, surveyor of reeds—lst &Mond of IL 64., any Wednesday, at Amman's, 7MIWAL Has: Ant Boum Baistol, uyitoldiser—lnddlvidsod et L. 64 any Wednesday, at dararafatallabbal. 1011 Gam% Beneermsbe. suet iestriont—ind abider! at 70., any Wednesda r z=a ddi lletteL Arsesudirmind lawn 71runs, Pont of 2a. 0441. on new proofs, say Wednesday, at Aarassans. Brietal. Reim Wan, Oloarester, Innkeeper-Ist dividend of Is. 10d., any WednWiy, as Amman* Mato/ NY Aprld 16. W. Hard lx& Irwr i td,tAckheath, I li. W. Clerk, Tomsk.* Homprillro, farrow—Apra 1 b61364 9 1 ? 1 Ilaidlow, Bromobarproed, Kilburn. NSW—Apra 19. Illobser Wildish, Moantieroot. Groswooot , eqsarr, her dorlor.-Ara 1 Hodd, Haoham, Surrey. gratleaa—Arapllalnf I. H. Non, Boutharopton„ draper—April 1& H. lorollobs de, comnilrolon ocont—Aprll DlWalked. =ord, Ci ntrfolk, bootmakor Apra DI. CI. 1. Beam, aslowier-lsoo, loase, proem-Apra 17. C. Illeborta, Noi oordwolner—April l& G. ?won. WorePromdok, = prapa 18 H. X Walker, Blroaraboar, Hosrmsd riolaallor —A 9. H. 8, Joon. Ilaaroarn, Sawa neastfrotiorr—Aprll 11. J. Brown, Amato* Counlairlaad, moms brewer—April - IL W. Hl= or Oookorlmoala. team diroller—Yorelt it. I. W. . pipe toaker—Aprale. I.llseslasH, Oratirterd, rest _ April t. Z. Hards, Cliadortois, Orfordiblro, boksr—Apea 13. W. J. B. 11Amosad, Upper Timmoollftelli. Ina nitwit. DIMOLVHD. _ _ _ PAN] C. Stevenson and W. Darby .0k bwkses~l.Dwon E. DC4BOO, Windermere, Westmoreland. coach adders 3. Lister, I. later . jun., and J. 0. Lister, Mirlistd, Yon attire, notion spinners -B. Cooke and C. Johnson. Kingetabegioaaall, mathanatieal instrument makers-W. Deidield, J. O. Z. &oar, J. W. G. Spicer, M. H. Coma, end W. Dell. dm* Lorneen, brewers, so tar as regards J.O. Twang - J. Hayward. M. Ibbason. W. Braddock, and W. Schofield, Masbrough, Yorkshire, pin makers, so far as regards J. Hay ward-8. Wright and J. Sampan, Derby, bookbindere-4. Taylor (donned) and .1. 0. Taylor, lattaninatior.Lyne telions- C. J. Nabs, R. P. Matins, J. Joss, and J. W. Morr is, street, limadrapers, so tar as regards I. W. Morra- B rro Lane, sea, and P. Le Myra, inn.eslandedrest, Mined, Llign mera irsilk T. Rigby an 4 2. Uverpool, soap mat Maltioson and 0. , Higher Droeghlon, Inataithire, alners-J. Holderness and J. IL Whiteley, Amain Moor Side. York:attire, flock dealers-J. Jachnon end S. 'W. Mee, lamobeiter, Mather sellers-Man Jose Carrell, Loalme and Elsa Avon, Cheltenham, mantle makers, so tar as Lomas Avery-4. W. Boat. W. T. Minden and S. =" , s 4 = 2 handlsrs-W. Pad and W. B. Glover, Holies- Ca nate, tailena-T. Yates end P. Iwdon, Preston, packers- Van Gelder, jun., and J. Tan Chine, Uverpool, commission sante-Martha P. Giles and 0. Gardner, Shaftesbury-terrace, -rho, linendrapan-W. Adlard and J. Italian, West P. Nathan' and A.l= iron and tin lat u , u l=-G. sad W. & Mean dragoes-J. Marshall and T. Illeichat. Oren nten ik lancashire. cabinet reaken-G. P. P. J. Kis nedy, King, J. King, D. Kennedy. Owe& sad I. Ram& boot manufactmers-L. PriaGey and J. & Us&ord, Yorkshire. stuff mannwituren -C. Thornton sad Thornton, inn., Chatham, talion-J. J. Chatham, J.O. and W. Mark Manchester, oakindenrs. so low as regeo thli taT. Clough -R. Cornelius and T. C. Adoq=. son merchants-H. H. Pox and S. otred, merchants-C. Jensen and G. lier T g l ,r= ship broken SCOTCH 8207117%121030. HOMY KU& Kagarnock, spirit roachent, March U, at the Corn ikchangeha2. marnock Watioa SiaL.aa, Abadan Kil . oonteetioner, March 14, at the Lana Tree Hotel, Abe date CArannan Rain, or PROVAN (donned), Lockable, March ST, at the King's Arms Hotel, Lockable. HEW Bermaman WsLasa, Men, cabinet askew, Man SS, at the Gordon Arms Hotel. Zia. INNS OF coußr. Sir G. BOWYER,;riti the roieu;t:eace of the Attorney. Geowal, obtained leave to introduce a bill to enable the beechen of the Ines of Court to appoint judicial com mittees In mitts moss, and to give the aseemery powers to scab *amities.. DIVORCE BILLS. Sir G. GREY octoi;e;tedch; .sleet committee oo divorce bi hi aa follows :—Mr. Walpole. Sir J. Yalciogtoo, Mr. Balboni-0.1.W. the Judge Advooete, the Lord. Advocate, Adderiey, Colossi treseh, Wawa Pocks, and Mr. Q 7• CATTLE SHEDS IN BOROUGHS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Tbia bill was reed s sewed Sim. SUFfLY. The most ispply was Isogibt as Gad weed to. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZII2TA Drum ov souorrou AID sun= 'swims= to 31 MAD= AT THZ 07111011 OP PHI OHM 11110AMAL COW OP BAIIIIOPTOT, BASIPOILALLOrtiaLI aiirtsurri. JOHN APPLOGIATi. Feiner oLWalee-road, Kentlah Tows. cow . - kesper,to surrender April 9, at MIKA! POOL jun., Harrow, general dealer, April 9, at 11. Joan /lOrnne GALL Hayden-square. /tilnories, commeeetal clerk. April 9, at IL a/PPM Jinn 99, JOHN BAsaroan, hower-road, lellngtoq late shipowner, April 9, at 1L MialLik . A.muivia . lllAnialp t. Bpeldbwst-road. South Hack- M 7. schoolmaster, Ayrll 9, M 11: BMW Warm OrM, TrlaltyM., Southwark, attorney, Ay-Wilt Joan 7aMils MaonoralD,Tanhrldge Wells, gentlenumhp.9,st It HEIM Asalyno, Alvtimareet, Bethnal-grean, late sots mater, OWIlk rue, I west Brewton, surgeon, April 9, at 12. BICKAID St= Mitriudit, Cornwall4Proet, Brompton, clerk to a oompany. April 9, at WHILIADI EMMY CHAPMAN. Wridometreet and New Weston- Mrs* Southwark, airman, Apell9, at .3. loam BM THOMPSON, St. Paurstead, lalkeiton; commercial sleet, April 7, at IraLIAU UM, Manoveratiost, Lang-acre, tailor, ifsr.l7, at 11. Wriman Beddlnitoe. Barmy, farmer, April 7, at 11.. 'flows 11/0011101.11, Oiddlreot, Lk Lobes, late refreshment. holm keeper, April 7, at IL WIIAILAB CoIISZLL, Warwick•street, Pimlico, and Zderware.read, provision mercbust„ WU 7, at 11. Manias laroimaros, Upper Teddington, Middlesex. prdener. April 7, at 11. WII.Mam Baia. Benefield. Northamptonah., fanner, Aprli 7, at 12. Mamie Maw Ociamen, Malvern-reed, Dance. whalarshr pmtumer49_ l l2. II Avaceras llsetetreet. et leather goods, April 7, At 1/1. _ MIMI Kamm; Croydon. spholstorer, April 18. at 1. Wnisit 1121,2212nnit5, Alverrtoke, Hants, baker. Anell 18, at 2. Hal[ _OlO2lOl FRAN, nerrepoinWow, Islington, angieser, iiiii li.lB SUZY B.IMAIM, IJpper Porebeeter-dreet, Paddington, and Oxford-road, Elibarn. baker, April 11, at 1. Inwmi Twzonoaa tialDrOaa, New North-road, Horton, basins', apt, AprillB. at ILL JOIN Yoole, Rothertlsld4treet, lalington, commercial clerk, -..- April TIMM; BAR 18, at NA I. RD, No/pieta-street, Edgware-road. bricklayer, ApeilQlL ZerranDOildewoOn,ossultonat,SomersTown,draper,AprillBatil NZWMAnn, Birmingham, perfumer, April 4, at 12. HARM! GUT, Hereford, late china dealer, April 16, at 12. CRAM= WARDINGLST. Ueda, late Innkeeper, April L at 11. JOH, I.IIAOII, Over Darwin, Lancashire draper March 20, at 12. MOMS B onegf , Login**, Neweastisapowiyae. msrebant, April IL at It MN Mu= Waggrffit, Alkion and Westward, Cumberland, Umber, Awing. at I. ALARM= LITERGOTONII and ILUTilliw BIRKS, Stockton-0n t0... builder., April 111, at it IrLitux POVISON, Newtonan-Maokergeld, lanosabire, archi tect, April U, at 12. JIMMY SMITH. flowthsea, Hampshire, painter, April 2, at 11. HATO THOMAS. Bryamawr, Brew nah, ballet at iron works, April 11, at 12. TRoaug DUDLIT, Wastbromwich, hay dealer, March 84, at 11. JO= SATZ& Siam, Taeolnestone,Norfolk, saddler, ADelll6,at IL CRAWL= WAWA, Northamploa, Moe mannfact., DW./11, M Joni litmeol4, Ithefteld, auktant steel manager, April at 1. TIMMS PALwiu, Bkillington,Unoolesb., hinkeeper,April Aat IL Rue Gimmes, Swansea, green. April 11, at & Wn&U.M 'loopy, Romani ord. Berks, Ash hawker, April 4, at 10. Eiailmni Aim WHITIPoRD, Kesiwye,Cornwalloridow,Ap.4.at 1L lAMB WAlorigg, Ardwicsk, lenonb., locksmith, Amine, at IR. ABRAHAM WHITIHRLD, Manchester, dairyman, April 10, at 9i. WILLIAN BURTON, Liverpool, Abel 8, at S. HANNAH ETAS, Liverpool, late wheelwright, April 2, at & ELIAS In" Liverpool, Journeyman wheelwright, April 1, at S. Watt= ; GORTONat2. 3100212, Liverpool, ship figure head carver, Aril JOHN WaLUX OortlitEdrkenhesd.beerhouse kesper,Ap 4,at 10. Virtual Mauro% Riederwell, Yorkshire, jollier, April I, at 11. THOMAS SMITH, 13arnwood, Oloncestersh., laboure a :r Lat 12. JOHN COWPER, North Warnborough, Hampshire. 2, at 12. THOMAS Mazza. Beaton, Derby6ire, Joan, 19. at 11. Gooses DIANN, 'Dahill. Yorkshire, blacksmith, Aril 3, at It. SWAM= DAVIS, Dam, Pembrokesidre, draper May 1, at 12. AMID BAILIN, Beesktes-under-theakaa, lasi, wandunaker, March 111„ al 1L LAST EXAMINATIONS. April U. I. A. Meade, Botherlasd.elreet, Mediae, deader to shawls-April U. J. Nan hall, baker-April Maria Unsitin. Queen's-row, Otago-lane, Camberwell. dreennaker -Apra U. IL P. Druid. Crayford, Rent. stodtbroker-April HowlandChatham, vieWaller--April 11 A. Simpson. Carona.- street, (1 lrap -road, traveller to • cattle spies oompany-Apdl 19. Z. Wood, Bt. James'-road, Old Kent-road, comae -Apell IL T. Hoed, Crowe-street. Bobo, baker-April IL J. H. Beavell, BoathamOon, sallmaker-April 11. K. Wllhelms. Wellington terrace, ft. John's-wood. merchant tailor-April 11. C. baby, North Wharf-road, Paddington, foreman to • bay salesman- April 11. W. Parker, Pownall-road, Balaton, draper's assistant- April U. J. Squires, Portland-terrace, Notting-hill, house decora tor-April li. S. Nell, Plower and Deanatreeta am tallidds, car tage builder-April 11. W. I. Cawthorn. N shoe manufacearer-elll. J. Oa laniard. St. PauTeread,Zbury, gentleman- 1L L Aronson, Upper Berner - dreet, Com mercial-road t. late pawnbroker's assistant-April 11. C. P. Maya, Francloatreet, Newington, and Utile Jameseilmet, Grays ban-raid, schoolmaster-April 1L E. Warren, Old Kenteced, Surrey, upholsterer-April 12. I. Hughes, Onslowstreet, Far ringdonarad, chemical -April IL W. Faber, Elgin road, Maria-vale, tailor-A IL T. G. Robinson, Keppell street, inassllaquare, and (lid Jewry-chambers, accountant- April It J. IL Coln, Caatlrstreet, Leicesteraquare, Journeyman carpenter -April IL H. Sean, Hydrpliee, Horton, baker- April It C. O. Thomptoe, London-road, ShacklewoU, ware houseraan-April lg. C. Bailey, Kingsisnd-road, obrasentonger- April la I. Green, Aylesbury, '-April 13. J. T. Everett, Nyland, Suffolk, butcher-April 13. A. Beale, Croydon, Surrey, timber merchant-April U. Maria Spencer, Norfolk-street, Strand, late lodging-house keeper-April 13. C. F. Thompson, Frauds-street, Newington-butts, accountant-April IL J. Bern stein, Brie:-road, Islingtocjoweller-AprU lia IL Lemon, Wo burn-place, St. John's-wood, historical engraver-April I& P. Umpteen, George-street, Hanover- uare, and Barnes, Surrey, surgeon-April 16. Q. Harris, ALtiri -villas, Bayswater, wine mearUnt-Aprll 18. W. S. Lord, Boulopeaurlder -April 18. J. BUnks, Palmerston-terrace, Camberwell, botcher- April 18. Sarah Benwell, MansfleMatreet, Kingslard-road, late emend dealer-April 18. R. Tucker, little Crieeentatreet, late -oae-agare, coachbuilder-April 18. J. Philp., Johnetreek Idg inerroad, corn mordant-April 18. R. NW,. Rad Lion-square, geidamith-April 18. Z. Dawson, Sussex-place, Kensington, clerk in the Admiralty, Somerset-house-April 1& T. Leahy, Old Manor-street , Chelsea, carver-April 18. •W. Adams, St. Buntingdon.bire, surgeon-April fiord.B Union eneet, Borough, and Prince of Wales"-terrsce, rxton, boot manufacturer-April 19. R. L. Elamileki. Connaught-tar nice, Paddington, church vestment maker-April 19. H. Pistil PMfferstreet. USK commission agent-April 10. W. ii. Baker, Cottesmore. Butiandildre, limeburner-April 19. J. Harris, Lower Sydenhain, plumber-April tb. W. Watts, Bed ford, Middlesex, shoemaker-April IC Obey Maria Wheeler, Kensington-gardensequare. Bayswater, boarding-bouse keeper -April 25. A. Denby, Beckford-row, Walwerth-road, leather merchant-April U W. T. Chambers, High-strest. Lambeth, engineer-April El. Z. De la Puente, Buckingham-street. Strand, cfmas:ior of languages-April 25. F. Golding, Deptford, late victualler-April It C. Weston, Unbomme, Some; builder-April 16. J. Woodman, Prince of Wales-road. Haver sack-hill, general merchant -Aprlll6. J. Ullmann, Haymarket, eornmation agent-April 16. H. Mussed, Barking-churchyard, City, stationer-April 111. it Barrett, Tabernacle-walk. Fins bury, locksmith-April 16. D. Davidson, Chattesstreet, Oxford street -April 16. J. M. Baidon, Padding-lane, City, merchant- April 16. J. Johnson, Union place, Mile-end Old-town. builder - April 19..7. W. Cole, Prlee'retreet, Drary-lane, builder-April 24. J. A. Richmond. Piumetead, Kent. oommbesion agent-April U. W. H. Davie.. Nottlog-hilli. hawker-April 16. J. Innis, Nottingham-apart, Long-acre. bricklayer-April 19..1. R. Gray, Water'obnildings. Nonhead-lane, builder-April 16. J. Bray, Nowtorietreet, High Holborn. dandler'sahop keeper-April 16. J. F. Gordon, Greenwich, hotel keeper-April 16. M. Stephens, Sovereign-mews, Edgwerrroad, coach builder-April 16. A. Parida, Mooratreet. Soho, confectioner-April 16. K Bolton, Thornton-street, llorselydown, boot manufacturer-April 19. X Pitman, Graceeharett-dreet and Botolph-lane, City, linter - Amine. W. Dunbar, Ruaseilatreet, Mile end. latebookseller- April g. J. D'Andria, Arundel-place Coventry-street, licensed rktnaller-April 19. W. Williams, R oyal-hill, Greenwich, dairy man-April 20. J. Davies, Orifilit-yard, Borough, dairyman - April U. IL. W. Free, Limretreet, dairyman-April 20. W. H. Murray, Byde , Isle of Wight, clerk to a stockbroker-April 24. D. 0. boll, Aidersgate-street, cheewmonger-April24. H. LB. Marks, IR. Mary-at-Hill, City, and Stratford, printer-April 24. T. Willavize, Nursling, Hampebire, late farmer-April 14. a. Wei" Denmark street, Soho, baker-April 16. J. Col'as, Woreener, late rag enerchant-April 16. C. S. Rose, Warwick, printer-April 27. W. A. Smith, Stamford. late wine merchant -April 26. J. Walters, Sedgley, Staffordshire, butty miner- April IS. R. Kensey, Dudley, grocer-April rt. J. L fitukinron, Nottingham, chemist-May 1. K. B. Harrold, Loughborough. Leicestershire. gentleman-May 1. S. R. Wood, Nottingham, sod Ilkeston. Derbyshire. provision dealer-April 24. F. W. Mowbray, Le nester, engineer-April U. W. Wilkins, Leicester, fancy boner -May 1. J. Nicholson . Nottingham. bonnet front manufacturer -April 19. H. Kellock. Liverpool, draper-April 19. T. Davies, Uanrwst, Denbighshire, builder -Apring. S. Hamlett, Astbnry, Cheshire, grocer-April 19. J. Hamilton and W. Faber, Liver pool, marble mamas -April P. T. Ramon Manchester, com miselon agent-4'AM W. H. Walton, Mitlclesfield, staallware manufacturer-April g. P. Seville, Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton spinner -Apring. W. Wilson, Ashton-noon-Mersey, Cheshire, bricksetter-April 18. 6 Ashcroft, Southport. Lancashire, late colour merchant-April IL R. Makatea, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, timber merchant-April 10. W. Spencer, Newaat'e, late Hoe mandacturer -April 12. B. Grisdale, Kendal, Westmoreland, Joiner-April IL T. Thompson, Woodside, Durham, late inn. epeir-April 12.ri W. J. Jones, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, contractor-Apl 4. 0. Morton, ShellieM, pen blade grinder- Apring. W. !lent, Money Stanton, Leicestershire, carrier- April 19. W. Maven, Illackley, I eicertenhtre, warehouseman- April 26. F. King. Newport, Isle of Wight, publican-April 10. J. Breese, Downbeat Market. Norfolk, baker-April 3. B. outlet. Northrepps. Norfolk. late grocer-April 7. E. Humphreys, Fad Dereham, Norfolk. accountant-April 30. J. Roberta, Pont Ro bert Myfod, Montgomeryshire beerbouse keeper-April 17. 1. E.-beret, Wrexham. Denbighshire, joiner-April 10. J. rends, Bodmin, bnlider-April 12. B. Appleyard, Cleethorpes, Lin cobahlre. fisherman-April 12. F. Smith, Manche-ter, commis 'ion agent-April 17. J. Grainger, Calverley, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer-April 11. T Penn, Northampton, clicker to a shoe manufacturer-April 18. R.. IL Bailey. Leicester, butcher -April 80. Y. Dennison, Easingtoo, Yorkshire. farm labourer - April U. C. Witton. South Shoebury, Essex, general shopkeeper -April 20. H. Monk, Brighton, schoolmaster-April 17. J. 11•Dougall, Walsall, Staffordshire, licensed victualler-April 27. IL Williams, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, brickmaker. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLZD. - _ March 17. The Crescent, Vine-street, City, and Franciaterrace, Victoria park, bottled beer merchant. Much 10. Grown BAwinar Mason, Great Marlow, Backs, X= e 6 THOUS ORZEMBLIM, Blackburn, auctioneer. DWITAILLTIONB 0! DIVIDBIrDI. _ . RICHARD HOLLIS and WILLIAM HOLLIS, Wltney, Oxfordshire. machine makers—lnd dividend of M. bid.. March 21, and sub sequent Wednesday , at Parkyne, BasinAall-street SANTE, 81011•11 , , Strahan-place. Ball's Pond road oilman-1A dividend of is. UPI., March 21. and subsegeent Wednesday, as Parana'. Basingliall-eirert. Busy BILDITCM Jommon, St. Paul's-churchyard. and Mark lane, wine merclunt—ist dividend of 1 bled., March 21, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Badoghall-stniet. la Ouzo; Stockencburett. Oxfordshire, surgeon— id dend of 10d., any Tuesday, at Stanidificrs, tortugal.strest. THDYAi A .Bll"l"" T rina. y rais'i g a Lg ' ' Btmaat ore atan o, nBba lsle iteld o7 .B4 K r ig "eal a tugal t, builr l er te - Ldi lst 4kad divtde: of 1 .fd., any Tueedv, at Stansfek2s, Portugal-street. Quits DILL ‘erick'wels.oe, old Jewry, merchant—tnd dividend of 9•16 d.. any Tvesthiy. at Iltaasteld's, Portagal.straeL Anti Italia TRVISRAW, Blackpool, schoohnistreas—istdividasd of to. Stony Wednesday, at Tumuli. LaverpooL Joon norms, Coventry, coal dealer-Ist dividend of 7a. ad., say Thursday, at Kinn. al's, Birmingham. AMID 11101 IN, Newcastle under.L tanner—lat Melded of 7n, any Tioredoy. at Jiinoesee, *porting Intelligence. NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT RAM. TV AT. This nesting has always base recognised ae the ecusannes. meat of the legitimate racing season, and although this dilate tire feature has become somewbet obliterated by the inetemad insatiability of the public for racing at all periedz a i= the campaign does not aIIffUJIM Its buinesalike until Northampton. Never has the meeting commenced under more auspicious circumetanoss, the open winter woblitt trainees to get their horses as It as they could desire, and the promise of excellent sport was verified, as the annexed Mani will show. The demand for beds on Monday was never the trains from Mips:to up to a late hour ooatinuing to fns mama the crowds of visitors who blocked up the lobby and fined the betting-room at "The Geos but oas anxious to kern some thing about the Stake, the tons of the market were disap pointed, as there were ly no transediens any importsnes during the evening. &hatred was theonly animal of really although numbers were talked about. The morning w i ant and slight rain, which hadihreatened, began to fall after the first race, and continued more or leas d the aftenvoon : bat this visitation made the already "sticky mums very Mary acing. The attendance was large the oornmedions sens ti crowded, but not inosavenl= so, and the company was quite as numerous as eitecalsilen as the Normptonshire Stakes, it was u sarsil admitted, bad sever beau so unimportant, but this was compeneatei by the large outlays at the poet. the heavy oseembelens thrown Into the market about Buena hence at the latest moment Induced layers to offer 9 to t on the field up to the Sag falling ; indeed In some instaaces 6 to 1 was laid against Mail Train, but William Days hone rallied again. and 90 to 90 was taken several times at the kb moment. MUlited finished decidedly second favourite, 9 to 1 being freely taken, though at one period Pearl Diver and Raglan had both supplanted him in the =tt i i , ona John Davis, who had been quietly invested on Monday, was perhaps basket in the ring for as mu money as anything, the followers of Danbury takin g 10 to Ito heaps of money but thou odds ware obtainable up to the close, In consequence of the substantial rapport awarded to Mail Train, Ethelred. Raglan, Pearl Diver, Seamander, Valiant, and Pintail, while Little Goy was freely backed at fil to 1. Although the Stakes was the chief item of the day's bill of fans, the Trial Stakes was a vary interesting nes with such celebrities as Regalia, The Duke, sad Sucharometer ; but the Oaks victriz had no difficulty in disposing of her opponents. Sixteen numbers were hoisted for the great race, and after taking a "preliminary," the horses centered to the starting post, and were deepaieb in capital tinier at the first attempt, the leniently welded Whisky taking up the run ning, but Raglan, who went beautifully, and looked b wagalb coot condition, rushed to the front, and took • dear lead after going nearly a mile. Challoner (who rode the winner in consequence of Ferditanes absence) rode the top weight most Judiciously, lying off till more than half the distance bad been traversed, when be gradually ran through hie horses, getting on equal terms with the leading division. When fairly round the lad turn, the diminutive bat 'beautiful and truly shaped son of Voltigeur and Jamaica, leaving his opponents u R they were standing still, made a fearful exhibition of the field by winning in a canter by ten lengths. Mall Train ran ralliclasity forward to warrant the great support awarded to hint by the Woodyeates followers, and halt a mile from home he looked as formidable as anything in the race. &amender Gast yeses wiener) was Never la the race, being outpaced Prom the dart. John Davies victory was astounding to most persons not connected with the stable, es 9 stone certainly looked on paper sullicient to stop him, but his victory is an instance of what a good horse, possessing good staying totalities, can do over a severe cou rse. John Days stable was in overwhelming force and carried all before them, as their sobsequent victories with Mr. fib for the Whit/Asbury and Lord Ronald In the PP= Stakes proved. Regalia, notwithstanding het victory in the Stakes, won the Guineas very easily. _ _ 13 DELAPU HANDICAP of 60 son., added to a Bwospotako of 6 nova each In came of acceptance. The winner to be sold for 1001. it demanded ; winners extra. About half a mile. Mr. T. H s's ughe Dolphin, by Resperwi—Mers, - Sit 31b Mr. T. Prke's Tonne, 4 yrs , 7st lib (Ifibbardl I Colonel M. idartyn's Harlequins, 11 yrs, 7st Mb (Room) I The following also ran : Jelin, Bay Denial. and Rejectice. Betting : 9 to 2 apt Dolphin. S to 1 &gat Tonne, and 0 to 1 apt Bay Dayrell. Tea BlOxwoare Brans of 10 son. each. h ft, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards weight for age, with winds allow ances the winner to be sold for 100 nova. About a mile and a quarter. Mr. R. Tea Broecit's Forester.by 81ockweLl—Wood Nyeign, 4 751 1 ( b 11. covey) 1 Mr. T. yrs, Thel 4 lusson's The Star, 4 yrs. 7st 7M tr Mr. Meund's Wild Bee, 4 yes, 754 71b (car. 7st nib Tie following also ran :—Veractty. Tunnies. and Betting : 2 to 1 east Forester, 3 to 1 agst Wild Bee, The Star, and 6 to 1 apt any akar. TALL STAMM of 19 sous„ with 60 added ; 7st • form, est elb : five, lit 11b; six and aged. mile Mr. W. Graham's Regalia, by Stockwell—The Gem, lest llb Marquis of ifastimis's The Duke, 4 yrs, 9st 111... c. Mr. It. Sutton's island, a yrs, List lib The following also ran :—Saccharometei, King tauten. and Amnon. Betting 6to 4 ant Baccharouneter, 3to 1 apt The - to 30 a st Regalia, and 10 to 1 bar throe. The MOAT NORTHAXprOIIBIIIIIR STAKES (Handl son., added to a sweepstakes of 26 son. each. 16 ft, if aniseed winsars after the publication of the wet the owner of the second to receive 25 eova out of Two miles (SO tuba., 37 of wbom paid 6 son. each.) M 5 tra r. Hugh Wth's John Davis. by Voidgeer—lannian, net (E. Clea t r a lu i ll Mr. W. Day's Mall Train, 6 7st 121 b Mr. Beeill's ifthelred, by llthelbert—How-urn-do,ll yrs 7st 4lb (I. Orhoshav The following also ran :—Scantander Pearl DA Pintail, Valiant, Charley, Little Goy, Black Prince, Dubiety, Whisky, Kingsley, and Robe. Benin./ : 9 to 2 apt Mail Train, 9 to 1 apt Ribeirao, _ each apt Raglan, Pearl Direr, John Darts, and Seams:der, to 8 agst, Pintail, 14 to 1 apt Valiant, 20 to agst Little P JO I ant Black Prince, 31 to 1 each apt Dubiety s and 50 to 1 each apt Kingsley and Whisky. Ten Premien 12211[13 of i 0 soya. inch. h ft, ell for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sst 101 b : est 610: the • sold for 100 son. Half a mile. Mr. Ten Bronk's Miller s Maid, by lincausace— Sst ebb Mr. J. Godding's Dignity. est 610 (T. *- Mr. Trimmer's M haulm, lid ebb Betting : 6 to 6 apt Millers Maid, 7 to 4 apt Illoallus. apt Dignity. Tilt Weans Plan of 50 son. handicap, for ' upwards; winners extra. One m ile. (22 subs.) Mr. Payne's The Beadle, by Neerminder—Pieda cbi 5 nu, Set 41b Mr. Foy'a Oodeneesbani, t t yrs, 7st 91b (Parry Lord Stamford'. Brick, 6 yrs, ?et filb (I. Grinehav Chicken Hazard and Homely also ran. Betting: 6 to 4 and Beadle. 7 to 2 sack apt Krick sham. I to 1 agstalicken Hazard. Thu WIWITLICBORT Milt of 16 eon. each, added; for 2-yr-olds. lit bib ; three, get allowance,. About three-arters of smile. . Duke of heanfores Mr. Plt4, by Primo Minister—i 3 yrs, let 110 Heron Rothschild's Sister to Hippolyta. 1 yrs. • Rain **Miscue*. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MA= 20. Wan So Jodie Ordinary.) -A MORKON lIA23IAOL ETON •. HYDE AND This morning Mr J. P. Wilde delivered judgment ia this ewe :—The petitioner claims • dimolutice of his 'marriage on the grod of the adultery of his wife. The alleged marriage was untrained at Utah, in the territories of the United Slates of Amiens, and the petitioner and respondent both profaned the Merman faith sh the time. The petitions: ha eines quitted Utah and 'ban dossed that faith, but the o dsst has set. After the pa tioner bad left Utah tbs wee din:reed from him, =tly in accordance with the law obtaining among the is. and has since taken another husband. This is the adultery oomplaked of. Wore the petitioner could ob tain the relief he seeks some matters would have to be made clear and others explained. The marriage, as it is called, would have to be established as binding by the lex loci—his divorce would have to be determined void, and the yeti tiseer's conduct in wilfully separating himself from his wife would have to be accounted for. But I expressed at the hearing • strung doubt whether the union of men and women as monied and adopted among the Mormons was really a marriage in the Knee under stood in ibis the matrimonial court of England, and whether persons so united could be wondered " hus band* and "wife" in the seam in which these words mart be labsrproted in the Divorce Act. Further reduction has crainned this doubt, and has unified me that this court cannot properly exercise any jurisdiction over such union. In conformity with these views the wart most reject the prayer of this petition, bet I may tabs the occasion of Iwo observing that this decision is twallsod to that object. This smart does not profess to &aids twos the right of onotowdoe or legitimacy which it might Ist proper to award to the isms of polygamous nor upon the rights or obligations is rth to their piano= which people living under the sanction of such anima may have crested for th emselves. All that is iateaded to be here decided is that as between each other they an not ontitlad to the remedies, the adjudkation, or the relief of the Matrimonial Oust of Ragland, MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Mare Mr. W. H. Bodkin, Assistant-Judge.) YeeMrday, after disposing of one or two caws, the soon adjourned for three houn, to allow the jury to attend Dirks &Mee on the occasion of the special swim d tasking humiliation. Upon their rev= the badmen of the sess ma ion was resumed. SURREY SESSIONS. Bliaabeth Payne, 46, was indicted for feloniously eica °eying into Hersemouger-lane Gaol • certain article, to wit s a greeter, crab fittest to facilitate Use move of a primmer. Ma. Sine* instructed by the solicitor to the oounty, prosecuted ; and Mr. Thompson Weeded. Ited that on Tuesday aftemicon, the 13th instant, the soared the gaol to me a man under sentence of penal servitude. Mr. Keene, the governor, asked kw If she had anything unlawful about her. She replied die had not, but she was searched and the crowbar was found Dow osaled tenter be °decline, sad she was given into custody. Mr. Thomsean, en behalf of the primate, objected to the iodatecent, as a 'towbar was not mentioned in the act. The quedion was whether it was an article as described in the statute. He w v aso ing l4t *s thiat it was sot. Mr. Straight ha ' the court ordered the am to proceed, and after evident*, the jury found the primer° Guilty. Mr. Thompson thee asked for awe for the Court of Orimiaal Appeal as to the meaning of the word article, as he contended that a crowbar wee sever intended to apply. Mr. Johnnie, after itominlling the other magistrates, granted a awe for the Court of Criminal Appeal, and men tines was deferred. THE POLICE COURTS. LAMBETH. Julia Beelie, an inmate of Lambeth workhouse, who seemed to be sufferiag from paralysis and nearly total blindness, applied to Mr. Elliott for • warrant inst a female named Boldly, also &resident fn Lambethwo rkhoose Mr. Dixon, the mooed usher, Wormed his worship that a few days ago the applicant addressed • letter so the Hon. G. C. Norton, and that guiltiness) had desired him (Dixon) to make the necessary inquiries respecting the subject-mat ter of her ootnplaint. From thew inquiries he found that the applicant, from her &filiation', had bees an inmate of Lambeth workhouse for seven or eight years, and for a por tion of that time had been permitted to act as assistant nurse in the foul ward for females. In that position she was enabled, by her kindness and attention to the ardor- , tunate inmates, and their gratuities of halfpence aed peace, to save up as math asl7s., but the labour of preserv ing this sum from the knowledge of the nurse sad the work house authorities was a task requiring more than ordinary care and iageouity. She was obliged to sew it up pence by panoe, as she received it, is her stays ; sad fearing she should knelt all, she requested a person on whom she could depend —a Moe. M`Donnold, who had called to see her, to paws the seventeen shillings and bring her the duplicate. Mrs. hi'Dotusold discharge d the trust reposed ta her by pledging the seveatees ail 'nes at Mr. Folkard's, the pawnbroker, and brought the appplicatit the ticket. Mr. Elliott —What ! pawnel money ? Dixon—Yes, sir ; and the applicant thought it was all rightand safe. A female ismer* of the workhouse, named Scully , by some mesas or other caught sight of the duplicate and discharging herself from the house, at ones proceeded to Mr. Folkard'a, and requested the usual form of declaration for the pledge, stating that she had lost the original duplicate, and it was given to her. This declara tion she got signed by his worship at this court, sad re. *sired the seventeen shilliogs, less the interest. Scully spent the mousy in • short time and thou returned to the workhouse, and the object of the present application wee to obtain a warrant monist bor. The warrant was at once granted. THE LAW OF BANKIIIIPTOY.—Yesterday, at the Judges' Members, three applications were made in me case to discharge • debtor oat of wasted, on the mound that he had executed a deed of arrangement under the Bankruptcy Act. Mr. Allen was counsel for the defendant. end the applications were opposed. The point invoiced was as to a deed executed before and after au arrest. In this ease the deed vu after the streak ead Mr. Allen sub ' =hied that m it pee protection from arrest, it al o gave protection u to an exisuog detention by a writ of ca. ea., and he founded his argument on the Bankruptcy Act of 1861, and also oe the 112th section of the Act of 1849. Mr. Taylor objected to the validity of the deed and discharge of the debtor under such • document. Mr. Justice Willa suggested that on • deed executed after an arrest be had no power to release. The debts and costs should be brought Into court. Mr. Allen said the debtor, by the deed. bad denuded himself of all hie property. His lordship refused to discharge on other terms, and made an order is the Mime actions that the defendant be discharged on bringing the debts and mats into court. Tors Caasaa iieI'ORGIICO THE COMITIMS OF Etmi.raw's WILL.—At the Westmiaster Folios-court yester- day, Mrs. As.. Ouse, of Wistertoo-hooee, St. Joba're wood, appeared in discharge of her 1,0001. bail to answer the charge of forging two signatures to the will of the late Countess Caroline Bellew, sad with felonlowly uttering the name with intent to defraud. Joseph Verlander also ap peared to answer a charge of perjury respecting the sig., oatares to the tame armament. Some farther evidence was adduced, and the cue was adjourned to this day (Wed I ageday). Diem PROM EXCESSIVE DRINKING.—Igiat even ing Mr. Richards. deputy maser, held an inquiry at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Arbour-square, Stepney, touching the death of Mrs. Isabella Brock, aged . 45 years. The de ceased was the widow of a master mariner, and she kept for some years put a lodging-house (her own property) for medical and commercial men at 7, Wellesley-street, Stepney. She gave way to drink latterly tom extraordinary extent, visiting the public-hones 12 times a day for plate and pots of beer and spirits. The police on one cousion found her walking abroad clad only in one under garment, and labouring under delirium tremens. The last time she was seen was on Monday week, when she knocked at Mr. Young's, the pawnbroker ' s, before Bin the morning, to • pledge a sheet to get money for drink. She bad been ma walking up and down outside the pawnbroker's with the ' sheet nyder her arm from 2 o'clock in the morning, wait 'leg for the establishment to open . On Friday last the police looked in through bee kitchen window, and saw her Ibody lying, nearly waked, on the floor. Dr. Morton was called in, and stated that she bad bees dead for two days e c lat. It was at first supposed that she bad strangled but it was mortals's:l that she died from the Weds of drink. All bee lodgers had left her on account et her immoderate drinking. The jury reused a verdict of " Death from exhaustion from exceseive drinking of beer sad ardent spirits." I Hui LYN AND STRIMOIM sieroux. ity Du BARZYi IMEMENE isvaimen Anneela FOOD which ewes wSksat oar Wee se loseaveelimai, ei =dadlesslice). eisegb. selkee. yeltetelloe. ear -1 V ili rek il lS e r:. sad slomedi eismp=al.6ll food, eays My ais • Ile remedies, au! Is Nis best for Wants. M IS ZTV. a Ie 17:7. so, 406,1 else is a, wessiewwwwwwees; 4. Cbsegelde el. eel figil. enlardmmel; eel an ell 92011.114.411dme110me5t.) 447r01ds rad ignil464: adgba tor ria. aria Was ai soula, Me Daka tur t e r embers Lard loaald, by Illadarri. . 4 ... ad tab N ike. .., ...... . ............ i 4.'•., mr .y o~s ,6s, 74 agbAo . l.).. (0 , `..' yar. a. k ies obtainer_ _„a pa, lat Ply .( The dadartei dos roa:—lls astralisa. rad La 42.;• Sto acia Lora Ikea* aSD 1 aa l a Welk 1 - i s lig a dVS 4414 k; tar Sisaid. 111 . _ 914 TM : dra, 10A; I a ?Wa ad aged, lad Wb. Twladiar hi ''''k Wit. aralaata Up)* by 640411vi11-1110 4 7lb Ws or Iradbart Acinraelk spa. um .... mr. flod4 Rack Prawn, S yes. Tat Illb . ... .... ( Aaabilice NM Vision dIO waL Maim : a to 1 ce Ladia. MARKET& TALDDR. TOMMY BMW% Tte WAN p e .apo. Spot all the isoathast.lbet; ie Ks. id ; °skier Is • OOTTON.—lmanot, lAani 10.—We haft • mist =.,ks todsy t Id& raker rade piss say id. par Ib. lower than yesterday. are 5,000 ball" d which I,ooow far apart • Wks. COTTON GOODS. Scars market for dripping yarns has hem TNT right * e y e , but little dispailion maaifeetei for bd.— me . - 17 3 ,61, unwilling to fellow the upward Medway of pries.* "t eem con squally ialliepased le make any esanue m . The market dame timely at the high volition reer ea are now adds& Is him= Wed. Pe" We w hue htl r tamer market, menufeetarers prefiering to wait Mirk lug extreme pekoes. So far as there Is Eno they are slightly in the buyer's favour. say s law of the gingen of yeas of the best quell*, see 2*.t. order, and have no temptation M press tar arbilised mimesis en • dertion 5•08 el the spinners of with, 'Phi few dap froga not irst America, vy w illTi gegla val a s ladia. "l"6l4 of cot aaa ton are athir at oat lit i rted imuts aldielli th a g °hake& operations at Liverpool to-day, the ge gee d. p salting from it naturally resets upon tide market b The besieges is cloth f sew eV dam Pest hmr large, limb palms have berm well Plipb h . demand hie been desidedly quiet for all demos al and for some descriptions of cloth even the leaden hi weaker. The mown at badness her beim sera Sem appear to be ken esaguise thin they were last eresirrstrie future of the market, sad kabob more about ging e , mdse. Os the other head many menefeeterwskarke heavy eigegerneste for future dabrery an tatireeept ma k e ea/ elammet. In meet eases makers When rot dimly to the raise el bat week, and show no tisminu i yet to i f. sap. WOCILLTIN.—Langs, JIM:a 10.—We have io minis quiet maths* ia bath heputemie lids lanai% the area of imisidaeterers end imorehante Doing met e gg trsimietioae which lave telien play have been oslyr bead-tot.inowth demelptim. Tweeds, mehisee. td f oepeiiang ifabris bare nil been ninth inquired atter, led , &wed hands wily sparingly ; there has ban provemeat the transfer of *ln dabs. Bak Ifehhfa while mu kah hove met with purchasers only to lonia extent. Ram remain without alteration. /.0117RD3.—Runsssuenen, Li a, Tho a to-day is rather noes nanareess, balk both Losdos sad oniony buyers, bat slaw* it j ovidssi tbst prises of goods must bo higher, they s. appear: tailisod to extend their puniness Teirsellsa is led blasks gossrally ism mot i esesidsi • sod eprW sad name goods only ea sift s baroness deist. Bedford and woollen sorb siorisai good demand, but the shipping trade is rather gat* g..—HUDDIRDTILD, MAIZE 20:—Tits la Leaden does sot revolt masuissainn hos e ase - 41 1 te some extsat, but they w Tory mold k =kiss eir ealectious, with an bagrenica that Any be laws in Nay sales. OORN.—Hone, Hamm 10.—At folay's mist asp* of English 'Oak ethic% silk slowly st a I of Is., per qr. on all ON best, sad la to k soooodarr dearniptices. Foreign also chsaper, balk do not press sales. Barley for malting supports his 5... raw, wbllst feeding is :glair deans, IL porld as skoes,r Mil id for small Baltic to o nztee rris% Boars sal per My dear. Foreip Wash hr week a—Whsat, 601: barley, 8,226; oats, 700; Dine, r pas, 681: taro, 8; rye, 125 ; Indian cots, 7,6319 E - - _ Ira on, Kamm 20.—The supply of wheat ne modulate to-day ; all good qualities manatee& We bet4 oi ps e :oels were soiLded. Barley Is fair sa and at le. per qr. advance. Beans sod pal dint MARCH 20. —We an I. low today really new good onditioned wheat, but kr tang sheet of this description we Can hardly find r note no satiation is the valor of aid. The barley is sot very active. prices rather win or sod atter Wades as Wore. Unmans Yawn 20.—dt todsy's uutet awe a very good attendance, bat for what sot awe ' a limited consumptive &Lad at praises aka quiet, sod prisms tend downwards. Indian son is rate nest at previous rates. Boons scarce ; bead i roper; oatmeal Mealy. LTNI, Haim 20.—At today 's market the ailmine was loss than anal ; dry samples of what ca—Mid fully I.at week's prices; damp descriptions L. per shaper. Barley, malting, fully as deer ; graft oak to 10. par. qr. higher. Beans sad ads Sat hiso par qr. Imperial to the grower Me. to Saba, pee ispatod babel, ak. M 1& dk red, sew, (Alba to 611ba., 42a. to44a. Barley, hatehesdin saltio 63Ibe. to 541 be., 375. to 40a ; dMto ehwdisr ditto, 1521b5. to 6311., 335. to Xis. thlk ans. to Nibs., 24a. to 265. Beans, 63115 e. to 61311 a, 4k to 46a. Peas, maple, 631 be. to 6411.. Ma to 40a Niwousgto.osui.Traa, llama 20—The wan, 1.6 yntadayad to-day has ban cold and unpaid sea ruts end sleet, the wird at the same tins porraliiig tea north east. At our market this monied we had a weir rats show of wheat from the growers, bat the la* pod of hot week's arrivals being left over from le make buyers, It was necessary to accept a rednet tr a ti e74l , per qr., but some holders preferred loading rano Is. make ouch a oonoessioa. Floor most ?Moat to talk hi taloa can warmly be writhes lower. Is other anima have no alteration to sae. ; re elesusin warehouses, Ste4°l°Vinen = h ar Certifiedp M . ,' • • . , - i_ J. •. , 1 •I I' Let ts i i No. a TAGO Dire or OVERLY /I qtu I to OW , "P_l ... ow 1... • .r: Waie ratea —V IL BMI WM wa s MILIBLI4 ... 1 *; Lid% d a ULENSL "" ''''`l i ...7 1 Tysder OTTSEI !'"' am ram LSO e by title ilea Sm. fug i , , packet for ' WON; INN 'full. 71, MN eth. baits* BON "la Ilillm ...Awl, 24.1 Waro II XL --Um --- . officer 04 */,,_ z • lei Isam Ball 0 91011 I prin k J. M.. MAGMA r osimmnsm, filitii &I Vitro Wool ow= LIN y, 11.—iiiirLAD12 i fq• • BNB tal Wig PIM oimiag Me UM& 10 noi ir 1 a l t a ll • em ply m - WIN lu=st CLTY And mon Wed Oadna wow* *WM illi MU. 0101 MP_II *lb 1.4 rosev.inr le• Woks at, VirWia rs %M labil Wily. 168 so boa --; • al s Zprg, Wel a• Alf do 6 WplG.ailk ROPI WI. bras rooksogs ICE IS 11 dal* id nric a r a la ti OroshoOl memo 44 Whined n !, lain wan lirs i ldloids ifiloodinin li t OLN of /4 Immo si P 6 %OWL PAM t. IAII Ng L W OW, L sO si 1 Imailis =lr) 1. 7 hattye I "' n...414 imies,eoe to igh AM els Bask (TA•"") ter, sad ilp MASIVOIDS. II I died by Pamirs Brother sk lint Yin Mos ot law IMOD es falloy le *Maki, A‘ op dubacr 10 ill+en "° U .. 2111 LAM 1.. U ~ Lib ols. Oak AL i -.. = Ok it lob 1 " 4 , a =br.a... = . ......... b amid a um Ilinsma M II r se elm Is dm*. 6 di InslalonsmA Ills 4 616 1 6 61/1 Or r ., leillan ha sits soma Isi =al Is la hat Omni year la ritresence of at psi mi st s le tbas bt 1110 drat epoormi • O a WO =NO bare I mow * : M 14_66 , 19 11016 loan h .rte Ws op owasily 1 ISL 6L mil ov= INN sai pm rehab Was foro West I ) ; in% all rot mo ; 53 7 Ils rapt to rep oat me No Bailout a ed Ws Mo s illinaheritlvi The aocept 7 dali a lila : due The na gr :r7 7 p sia ta Tbsbat tlfr iodels:isk : : : been th isiemsourigksarus e ptitl e ti t. : i.: Om 800 snow me tros proporao kat tree. is , '"off' IS —s the. ; pm d i gik a tam Tim on is oar 6...kicasoai I ; OS* API the cleaushi • Dam AIWPA ~~:.1 "ia NI t ro eb lIID Miscast U h £lO pea T HE g O one saA on I a recelvi set, • Zlie itio. rtth •. *IT NM TRAILITIO RETURNS. Mr. Pardee's The Resler. 8 yak ilet BTh The following aleo ran :—Oaestie, Was • Hal Harriette. and Clog Christina. Petting Sven an Idr. Pitt, 4.tele Ila Meta. ilbrko to Hippo, to to 1 each apt MMis sad Kiss TUB PriCilLrf od t ems► sash. with r - - 4-- Mee Pm. Wm. WE I 814 &AMWAY& epos. omen. ebfale& WA IA Week Jam. & & 4,949 A A Isegawa. aria ce. so axe Mee e 4 1 17 meek ending elf. 84. Northern of Csaada l4 NO LSD Lea Ltd walla aeb mama 4 IL aura a ilaa•-vaa Fhlinat.Mtn 19,000 32.610 41.70 WO barderiCentralltetol9 6,381 6,180 10.161 0 illell of the Piedmont lie 7,847 9,M MAW Week ending Werth .7. Giseeow & loath Wooten 848 -. •- UV" S A I Week muting Werth 18. Brecon and marshy B6 se7 sae 1,111 . Cambrioa tenni Leatantiourr Ditto Airlift Una - - 111 -. Notropontan 44 - - I.7ee US North Landes - Qui= (IL tore') 1 tr. 4 yrs. 7st fib tDeaoon) 2 CRYINTAL PALACE. ONE SHILIJECI DAY... I au = , a, 7st 71b (ear. 7st 91b (Payne) $ er, otur 3 to . 1 apt Wild Bee, 4to 1 apt TUMIDLY, MARCH 20.—Liminions on prertBhl i Col Stodgy, Tedrow& and Bllenus. i br ditto y erthltilffil seafta tiek eoB. 4s i-- 98 11 7 0 ; ELO W W I A vigi VeS tcw4 PILIA. l, - -"17137111 1 r. Ala ova„ with 60 added ; for 6-holds, Drawbacks —Whence op spring, or whither their !WK. , L, Ilb ; six and aged, 9st 31b. One not our present purpose to mplain :we desire to PAM 00 = j'.l D. l amaa i their ID effects en the human Mune can be De "' Orient by Stockwell—The Gem, 3 yrs, blood must be freed from superfluous carbon and _..,.. J. O. 11.1 (Carrot) 1 taints by some utifying mead= lite Holloway's Pak, ete.", Duke, 4 yrs. Set 111...Ztn_o!) 2 not only ly cleanse the circulation but Awl 13. 1 "2 ',Hrt • rra. 9st Lb )II organ the defects Imposed upon It by th at Said 0 re! is w accharonseter, 'Ling C7 '.."7- , Him• become foul or sluggish. These pills prevent staglathet a r d . J. G. H potion. and ere the best regulators and preeerrehee _ 142. 0 u ammeter, Bto 1 apt The "lake. 100 internal Inflammations, irritations, and ulc )86. Zr. IF ) 1 bar three. palling morbid matters tress the system, they cool S b ylr.., 4. 0. li Bank. [SHIRK STA& ZO (Handicap) of 100 gently Verities actgon. elad strengthen it by their Male Owe W. Pohl s of 26 sow. each. 16 ft, and 6 on•y e publication of the weights emirs ; OHL d - - 'Mr L I waive 16 .ors out .1 the make& BIRTHS, ISARRIAGIO3, AND B. la H. Den whom paid Poore. each.) aria, by Voltigenr—Jasssioa, BIRTHS. egos! Alfted (f t Chancing / 1 BARRI:XT.—March 10, at Bartholentaw.roed, 7CW. th e Ps. 7st 121 b (Parry 2 Ittbelbert—How-erysdo, 6 yrs, . BLA W. C Bsri t WE t tL Z." —March a 1 61°81' 8, at The ier Cedars, ]]arrow Reid. " L" ( l • "gas h . % ) ' T T. Blackwell. o • • The 1 -Scamander, Pearl Diver, Hardee, ' GLANVILL—Marth t 19, a ee t ls Kemningtoa-parkemid. 3 . rhe d ill Ale Goy, Bliak Prince, Watchbox, aid Hobe. J. R. Glinvill, Esq., of a daughter. This Train, 9 to 1 apt Ethelred, 10 to 1 LADSNBWI4I.—Marsh 19 i at . .ten - .treat , Goriceeranhal , VI II ° r, John Davis, and a amender, MO wife of Ir. Weis itg.. of a daughter. NOAD.—March lg b . a m t , Hanoveretreet, lOe.lane. re 3l3ll ‘ . ' DV( I Valiant, 20 to 1 apt Little 00P. ee wife of ms C. A. Bred, of a daughter. ___.... I AU LSI t 1 each apt Dubiety and Charley, ey and Whisky. PAWLEY.—March IS, at The Emory, Ktrkdale, Uppd Wet"' : hearts &floors. each, h ft, with 60 added, ham, the wtle of C. Pawley,leq., of a daughter. 1 Goya : Mlles, Kit Ilk; the winner to be ie. KA ffiltiLGEß. ' 27, 1 Maid, by Bueraitecr—Valleds. LO:0 000 117t e r t r ien HEW I, A s T.- Mar t. mg eh . 1 , 6 0 f, d ebenso f take Prior , w or my, . Wahr , ..,....a gh '., (pier')yken. Wand &Writ Set 610 (T. Prawn) 2 MOB giii—PATILLE.— Mareit IL at Lhnehoute Muc h * hg —t e ' D I et Mb "MS 3 Ber. E. B. Jona, Mr. A. E. D. Morris, to Catberins mt.. Jeerer to Maid, 7to 4 apt Minaulus, 4to 1 daughter of M. W. PPM*, of Perth. __, ~„, os to dl RAE - ILOISIZTB.—March 14, at Betters-J -00 re Cr ac Ti7s, 0. , 'ova , a handicap, for ltiolkla and Bev. J. W. Griffith, Capt. 0. 11. Este, of Llanrwst. ztd me mile. (ft subs.) Roberts, of the loyal Oak Hotel, Betws-y-Coed. by Newmteder—Pled 6 ps, MATH& lOW tfir; ilee l 1 BOTT.—Mareh IL T. Bon, Esq., et Bakeeetreet . Ge yddlelgr and a Ira. 7st 91b (Pau, 3 Pentreiville. aged 7 17 . Si vs, 7th Sib ßeoar, Inv (f. Grhughin $ 138.671501 P.—March IL et Ihmkside, Southwark, J. d and Homey ale ran. tined TI. 1/11 swats : et 77 'At leach Wet Wink and °earner - CRIDDLIt—Mweit 19. at Camberwell Newvoed. rire turd. Criddle, aged la St- ; three, Set Sib. Penalties and F. D. Goideectd, Bag.. of 20, Fortanaatquate, Sad 11 1 i ll art % a rs l ol s so a Inne n ' . eae is k I gu t t b r 3 th 733 GOLDIIICID.—Mardi td, after an Illness of 4311/ 44, 1 %0 . lest, M.P. for Hoetton, aped It natl. llt, by Prime Minideo—Lurlay, MLIISHALL—March 11. 'at Met-street, Islingtou, MP* (Cement I wife el S. W. mr•bas, aim P. ✓ to Inffirebte. lyre. 34 10 . WATlll.—lierels/19, at the Lawn. ghephsere3" A L MP* (Cement S pa, de Bffi 1 ; Warier. SOL, via 81. tv :o :—Citattit. RUB Rai a,... ___..-...„,„„........ , Ma. IPd:dad and Pedifted try WOMAN 11 "" A, gef ii The ftetterl a tl i t Lessard4ftess.'de tit flay of Laradon. , r ,, , each opt Thais and Mies 011iaels Latikes44ls•ak ler the heeled d Ode i of I sew. seek wadi Bs a 9654 Wzoantiar MARCH IL ISO. • WO raft, T