The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORD&-FVDAY, Fn. 5. Thi LORD CHAMOILLOI took Ms mat o the Imola* at •ddoot - - 113YROPOLITAN RAILWAYS. Thera/4*f POWIB inquired of the Preadult of the Council whether he would state the course which the goverucoeat intended to tabs with reeput to the projects of railways within the metropolitan district. He usdentood that some joint action wee proposed to be tams by the two Roams of Parliament, and if that was the ease it ease:- keenly desirable to know what was the outline of the plan Intended by the government in the conduct of the inquiry. If their lordships had seen the various projects on foot this year for the oonstructioa of railways above sod below ground in the metropolis they would sae that the matter was one requiring a strong sad determined assign oa the part of the government, for it was impossible to allow the various somputies to mmunbis through committees for powers to oury oat their various plena It would be ob. mund that amongst the schemes there was very little of a substantive character, the plans being almost without exception speculative, proposed for the pusposlottan4 up to section the railway Mimesis of the _ joint action between the two homes, which wee likelly o cm tribute to the adoption of some system of oonlrol over thus projects, was intended, it was extremely important, it was &arable, that their lordships should know ta whet shape it was proposed that action should be taken. Parl GRANVILLE admitted the importance of the ques tion, and stated that it was the which had bees frequently etheidered by the government dulling the ream, and they had come to • conclusion vety much in arnordanie with the report of the committee of their lordships' house which set last year. With regard to one of the mom =iodations of that committee, that the Board of Trade should make their Eupon the whole of the ethernet within the metro tt diets •t, a/so point out how far those echemos aged or CreA' with thorium; ei the committee, that had been acted on, and he bad had the Oeuvre on the previous might of laying, upon the table of the house the report the Board of Irsde os the eabject. With regard to the appointment of a prolimlaaryecennittee to consider the whole of the echemee, adios bed bon given of such a committee la the other bowie, and he proposed to make • similar motion in that boom, the object being that the two committees should act together, for the purpose of I:zing ing the subject bean parliament EOCLESIASTIOAL COMML4MON. The Archbishop of YOKE roes to move foe copies of two recent reports of committees of the Zeolsetestical Coto =Jamieson. He bad no intention, in making this motion, of deluding the Ecchaiutioal Commission, or of deprecating any miticiem that their lordships might choose to pees or that might be passed elsewhere upon that body. Hie ob ject was simply to remove from the minds of their lord nhips the impesuiou th►t the Ecclesiastical COMMiellioll was a body w • wu receiving much and doing little, and that ft was sot fulfilling its object, of meeting the spiritual waste of the population. Lord RAVENSWORTH observed that the mot reverend prelate bad not alluded to the esiermoos wet el the sun laia6oll. which had led to the unequivocal eoridenmation of the communion by the conunitise of the Housed Commons, sad asked what goveement would do with regard to the neonuneadatioa of that onntmittee. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY said the exposes did sot arise from the saki, of the eonnniesion, hut from the nensgement of the= esadid agat ; and in opinion the cost was sot es _ _ The Earl of POWIS agreed that a pest amount of good would be dose by t►e cernmission, but it had not given the moat preening evils the thret coriderthias, sod it woo adopt ing a system too stereotyped is raped to the wants and necemitim of the people, especially to new district& . The Bishop of LONDON hoped it would not be thought the commission was solely oompused of bishops. He trained the unpopularity of UN commission would be removed whim its operations were baler understood. He courted the tallest ingairy MU their expenses. Bari GRAN rims aid governmest bad not come to thy oonalusion with regard to the reconainesdatioos of the Hones of Ominous, and be was unwilling to =proem a■ spigot as a question so &Moult and important. Lord CHEI:XfiFORD maid he wished to ask hi sable sad learned bleed as the wool. eh, what had bees dose wider time sot of had miss for the yak of =all liviago. The LORD CHANCELLOR said all the iatortnatic;a is refermace te that act would shortly he laid on the table of the boom. Bat speaking from memory, he be lieved be might way sow that he bad bees fortunate awash to sell shoat 40 living. =b ha was worry to add, that al the very hying.— those which ha most desired to sell, and which did sot emceed 1504. a it—he had hem unlike to sell one. He was happy to state that the prime which be had obtaised for those Icings had aneerded his meat assigaim ax; for that unit hefsit mesh iadebted to Me voids s a ri near him (the Emir( Darby), whe gave so mash attestioa to Ys when before their -I crellille Iry CL ~2 aebie saes dash. the clams which el prima was taksa away from the 6111, the coosegasaes vas that be feud bitanif min unfettered is dis posing of three livisp than if it had bees retained. The prices obtained bad rased mending to the highest male. No doubt some time elac - od Mien the measure was ope ly understood is the conalay, hat after it had heat r imed,sszpl he received • gnat ansiber of offem sad be might state that, ia addition to the 35 or 40 livings sold, thirties of some 20 or 30 mere were in program (Hear. Mar.) As to the smaller livings, he thought he should ham to ask far the assistance of • t in amending the act with the view of facilitating the sale of them. ti pm the whole be believed he might my that the working of the act bad been floanciallv setistattary. The subject Mos dropped. THE CARE OF TOWNLEY. The Pail of CiRNIIIVON, ellediag to s adios of which M bed given wake that b. would, as Monday next, tall the atteeaou of their lordships to the mos of Townley. said be usdaitood the right boo. gOO6IIIIIIIII the Howe Sweelahry proposed to ietrodues a bill for the purpose of ass/dag soave .Mentions is the law. As that was the awe, be thought it would bs better to let his viatica steed seer fatal their lordships bad mein the rash of the thicossioa of that bill. _ _ Their Lordship schoorescl at • Tarter put ix o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—PiIDAY, Pis. & The Brum took the &air at 4 e'eleek. NEW MEMBER& sad. A .automal, Sir B. PAYERS. to the oaths ismond. The SolkitorAlemeest, Sir B. P. Cetus; took the oaths Ind his mat for Plymouth. METROPOLITAN THEATIONI Mr W. PILABER ppn notice that ea Nary sat be weld oak tie eiae Caam!Mein of bar Majesty's haw bold whether the Lord Obeareiler was prepared to gruel% Besmear to tliaans is whit) 'diger** provision vas mot mode for snaps ia a Cl fire. CHARITY 003111ISSION. Ur. FERIIAND me lotion thr. ea Thursday seat he would awes for s relate of the mire of the chief orra moileiCOßS, cosrusiesiseesa seareteries, inspectors, account este, fine clerks, secced clerks, sad other officials who have bees appointed seder the Charitahie &tales aid Treats Ada of 1833 and 1855. ATTACX UPON KAGOSINA. Mr. BUXTON gam notice that as Teasley, the 9111 :mt., he would move the follow* mooktim :—" That this house, while not imputing any blame to Admiral Raper in the execution of the dot imposed upon him deeply regrets the burning of g as being ceetrary to the um goo of war which vases civilised eatimm and to which it is the duty sad policy of this country to &Thera" ENDOWED SCHOOLS. Mr. ADDERLEY Iwo sake that he would oo an early day move the following resolution :—" That this boas is opinioo that small endowments staicbsd to school* for the education of the worldly; dames should be takes iota colealation with local contribertimis is appornociag aid Iron the Tresoury to schools ea endowed, sad that new mi nutes of maxil on edocatton should sot come foto operation without • statement is azplimotilio el them bang gins to This house, with intim by the Vies-President.' CAZE OF GEORGE PICTOB TOWNLEY. Oa the reatio• of Mr. Hama, • rotors was ordered of the carrespoodesc• bairns the Seeretarr el Mate for the Bans Dsparomat awl airlain alaglaksioa of the moot" et and altaggomor of the gaol of tlio oousty la the OM of Valor Towsioy. THE cReirLEY COUIMMARTIAL Mr. A. MILLS pet reties that, ea the 23rd laeteet, Mshould move, " That a return be lead oe the table a the house showier/ the expenses oceseumed by the court. on Lieut. -Ca Crawley, distinguish/off the propor tions to be defrayed from Impend sad Indian meatier re spectively." Mr. FORTESCCE asked the Midler-Secretary of Sttea for War whether he would lay upon the table of the house the procasilitigs of the late court-martial oa Colossi Crawley, together with theplasis Wined to in the didesce ; and whether, with a view to the elucidative el such pleas, an opportunity would be added to members of the house of inspecting the models produced before the court-martial, The Marquis of WILMINGTON said he stated last see -11/013, in reference to the proceedings of the Mbow court martial, that it was sot man, and would not be advisable, that the prooeedisp of a mart-martial should be laid before the House of Commas for its revision, but under the peculiar cdratindruaose of the ease if a copy of the proceed ings were moved for there would be so objection to lay it before the house. As the court mania which bad recently been held at &Mershon was the natural sequel to the pro ceeding, of the Mow court-martial, which 1,0111 already before the house, there would be so objection oa the part of the ment to follow the same ammo which they adopted bat year, sod if the hosourable memb er moved for the production -f the promedisp they would be laid before the house. They would be scomisaied by pleas sad drawings with accurate measurements, which would amble mod hot:curable member to maddened the pro misdhige. With regard to the models, se they tamed pert ai Use widows, aa well ea a gad of the reseed of the pre °Wisp, it was not etareniest of desirable ebat they should be removed from the middy el the Alm Y whose amp few were se prank THE , ______ TSB 00 1 1MOILETZT OF YALTA. fir G. Boma said the trade Sordary dif WU kw the Colo Mas whotbsr goverment had received a petitisa hook Malta, prayia4 for reforms ii the oonstitution and f=gbipar t of the 'shad ; sad whether it would be lakl lismast ? •-- - - - Mr. C. FORTES/3UB rid be had lewd reinoure nob • petition, bet it bed not yen wined, end be wee not time that it wield ewer mire. THE INDIAN ARMY. Captain JSRVIII 'shed the tlecretai7 of Mahe for India whether he had received a report from the royal commission appointed to inquire into the alleged grimness of the radian army ; and if so whether he wirehl submit the game to the bonen itr — O. 'WOOD replied is the efilresatire. THE DANISH WAR. Sir L. PALE asked the President al the Boarder Tim& whether a eargo from a Prussian port eonsigned to an Eogliah merchant oil English scampi would be respected in sue of capture, so that it might be reshipped in aa English ship. hlr. Y. GIBSON—I swims that the question of the hoe. haromt has referee°, to the capture by a Duels cruiser of a Promise ship with an Ee sh oirgo oe board. In wee a ease, he asks me if the cargo would be rimpsoted * the tsmtors. I supplest it would, inasmuch as Denmark sooldel to the declaration of Paris, the third article of which says :—" Neutral goods, with the stomition of me- Mahood of war, are sot list a. to oaptans soda aa atemy's Bag." TIM ADDRESS. Lord P. Ososvieroe brought up the draft of the address voted lest sight In sower to the speech frau the Ann& Hr. WHITESIDE animadverted at some length upon the omission from the royal aper th of all reference to the ' distrait adatiet in Trebled. He remarked that elms the discripeloe of she Mats of thing, prevailing there give by Yr. Gladstone is his deancial siateinset het year so improvement bad taken pla.q, and, so far ae the late bravest wee ooseereed, Inked lead not participated in the abundance upon which this country was to be oonFratolated. Thom two great branches of the nateonsl industry, dieolllatim Led the paper menu factors, were in a very depressed condition, and this he attributed to the course of lerrialatioe in recent years ; while{ so wide spread wee the distress smoept the mobilise. that dune( the lad thirteen mouths upwards of 1( I,Co'.i men bad quitted the shores of Ireland to swell the ranks of the Federal army of America. Then °mild be no doubt that the poem! legislation of the emote y led for • long time past berm banhly Ned severely upoo Ireisod, and he did not see how Irish affairs were to be more efe• ciestly condewited with a local government the rosinbees of which exhibited so many &mordant opinions. Neill it was not unnameable so hays expected that • few words would be used in the nye' speech to soothe sorrow of the nation. Mr R. PREL regretted that his right boa. friend bed sot adopted the recommendation of the diatieguighel leader of the oppositioe by abstaining from matters of controversy ea the egessioe of snowing the 'Mom The right hosearable gentleman bed spoken of what he mid wee the common talk in the Foe: Marta, and aroused the house with a picture el the petition of the nisinhent et the Lath government. H. did not !mow whom kis right hoe. friend got his information, bat he amid boseetly es that be did not believe it. (Laughter.) No dant:46am might be some &Mimeos el opiates moven the mambas of the government, sad perhaps iris ea the subject of Tyros* there might have been some insignificant differenese of ovation. Rat be meld maze the home that there wag wary little truth in the statement he made. (Laeghter.) He did not think the right boa. penman aged have re ferred to the reap about the island as Olellaryand when he spoke about " Lamm and the pollee," be meet remind the right hoe. penman that be wee speaking of General Si Thomas Loretta, sad that be held the some pasties wider Lard Derby's 'overarms& that he did now. The eight boa. gentians* did everything to roam him from the position which he held, bat be meet my he awe, beard anyone -spiels either ef hie Ail* or the emellistery moaner In which he meditated the bagmen of hie office, sad in oureberatioe of that statement he might appeal te the imams of his noble Mead oppugns. The nett lam. gentlemen wee eery random in We eleisanste. (Laughter.) Last year he rather sharply took him (ir R. Peel) up for some amidental misetatemeet of agars, bat the right hoe. geatiesma bad that eight far agesedel aurtliiag he could de. H. mid that donng the lag 13 meths 100,C30 leg aim had left Ireland to swell the maks of the Hatted States army, sad that hem 1851 to 1863 so has than 2,700,000 ppwwssooessa emigrated from Ireland. XL W ITESIDS—Ne. I geld IdoL Sir R. PRZL—WeII, the* from 1841 to 1863 2,7C3,000 I perusal migrated from bawl At all oasts the right ben. geetiessa wee wrong in ass matter t sad be wee peobaidy wrong in the !the% (LanOter.) _ The total member of peewee who eraigrated from Ire/and is the net twelve wean was 120,000, including mg% wens% and elindrea. He weepositive, therefor% that the right bon. gas- ' them wee wrong. Then the right ba gentleman renewed tithe anal holdings in belted, from no. to Ave sores sad from live to thee% and sad it was a pity that the samba be diminished. He (Sir R. Pea), no the contrary, thought that the ahem of emigration had lathing to do with religion at the land guest o% but wee lb. miasmal MOINIqOOOso of the want of employment sad the desire* go where they maid get &digests restusgsa ties for their Maar. (Hoer, kw.) He did not think it was an immeme mitaranne for Imbed that •114,11611011 should he going an, though II was and le see th em timaring their own ..entry sad entering the anay et the Tteaseal States. Bet we could sat moat men from emigration and going to seek employment elsewhere. Whoa Luna - hod • mantic. of 8,030,000, they were the wont dad, the worst fed. and the worst Issued population is' the wand. (Hear.) The right boa. gentlemen, he thought, met bags hem writing lettere to sonatry penmen, who did not give him the onset Mate ci the tate—nseighter)--bat if Is west through the country se be (Sir R. Peel) ) did be moot be right lon. gentleman es to the eaperior tiendition of Meter. farad to agree with him that the mediae, of the egrioaltmal &abeam ea the when was ireprow leg. It wes undoubtedly better than it was two or three years ego. Hs agreed with the I. Mater th ey bad a great Am oultivatim, to the amoral eft,0)0,0001.. whieh was memorised into • mariefeetitrad ern& worth 20,000,00% AR thet mognyekeslated three& Hater, sad probably west an barthsr. lint there was a retrreatest for extendieg flax culture to the other provisoes of 'reload, sad be hoped that movement would be sureemfaL It appeared from a very fill report on the tannin interest of Indeed, white ~ peered lately in the lamer? Osman; that prices were well maistaieed, and that thong WO OD imam fur Ms eouregemeol With regard to the omission of 'Mead from the royal .Mesh, be did not think that any special came stances affected Ireland which called for the introduction of that -natty into the speech, and it was comprehended in the allusion to the general prosperity of the kingdom. He limbed with bele to the pommels of the cosiug year, and bobreed that the gantlet sad gifted People of Inched, to leg the ampere of the right hen. gentleman opposite, were recovering from the demonism of the lest two or three years. (Hear, hear.) BENTINCE toed the Irish erodes to the thrumlel legbiatioa which bad ben completed in 1•411. He regretted the engem eteeroed y the Queen's *meth with regird is our relation with the Federal states of America. The goverment oeght to have Wormed perlisment whether or set it was their intastion to allow the continuance of the peper blockade, or to take steps to raider that absurd faros altopther minatory, sad what worse they o ar the outrages scuandttml epee oar flag I=artieses. Twang to, to emilissetal affairs, the to.. member urged °pas =Minters the sesessity of putting our military arid Daft] forces op= an ellaket f view of existing comolieetioes ; sad in the eront of thei r &tennis:a, spot' war, they were bound to tail the hoses how they proposed carrying on operalisse, wittiest again sacrificing, as in the case of the Crimean war, to • Aron sighted sad cruel policy, the beet blood sad the treasure of the owesta7. Mr. WHITE expressed his at government havieg declined to aeoept the of the Emperor of the Enoch for • Europe's cesgress, and Ismented that the crosatioe of parliamentary reform had been so completely shelved. 1 The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND, replying' to the observations of Mr. Whiteside, contended that she present state of !reload encoureged the brightest hopes with rogue to the future. Intel igewes was more widely , sad soundly diffused than ever it had been before ; and this was aooompanied by & purity of morals and as earsimet- ' mos of religious faith that was unexampled in the world. There wee a growing spirit of self•reliance sincopt tbe ' i People ; so country wan so free from crime, and its (emend coedit - ion wee that of perfect pesos and order. Mr. FIRRNIIIIIIT and Mr P. (Mum enlarged an the wrongs of trylreland, and the evils of party government is that cous Mr. HADIPTELD wished to hare some explanation of the paragraph is the royal speech as to the appointment of a , commission for inquiring into the mode of relieving the clergy of the established • hush from sabecriptiona. Sir G. GREY wished to remorse:rose the boss. member the apprehension that the object of the commissioe ap petaled for the soviet= of the forms of subeeriptioo sad declaration wee to relieve the elergymea from subeeriptioe, and allow them to teach any doctrine which they enter tabled. The ban. member seemed to ammo that the pare graph in the speech intimated that clertymee were to be relieved frees enbeesipties, but Mist was Wally contrary to the intuition of the oommissioss. The terse of the eons missies, which would be Yid before parliament, morosely reoogaised subscriptioa as the principle from which the' commission would start, sod subscription would be mein ' Mined, with a view to secure a enfacieet agreement in the doctrines of the church, but without those different forms l 'et desierstios wiudt were ambiguous, sad gave vim to different interpret•tions. He booed the hoe. member was mended th at it would be most injurious to the interests of the established church of Woad to have subscriptions altogether abo lished and her eleraymen permitted to teach any &Idris*, while they were hound to adhere to the doctrines of that church. 'With rested es the pearl, endowed elerop, aor port would shortly be laid before t by which II would appear that the Commisebente, out of the foods received by them Is sew dibibutke of ereindmtical recesses, had lees We to nese the seder,- 104001 of a r r i tray limn liras, to no asoonst which, Mouth sot would remove much of lie semi& Minh hod min milrinets . ttrc , , , , to tg s :chi messa dot i that i - tie & fac es erred was to , ; , s . ~,% , p6 ia ..?"7* A /rm. /I 61 :g ... y t -' d " t ias t THE SPELIG citourrs . .mmut. • in • .....At ; boo. ~ . &Aok i ", woe , en The felewies are the days sad places appcsated for toiled ding their best to &Ora as ober. Wig lime epee iMillll6. 1864 : that the oely wa3i to arrow the forties relations Of this I NORFOLK cram. a ousUy ~..id b... ro d, ...b. bill of .......... sa d I. d. „Tees morn HOpotamlLll.2B3 LORE COM MIME AND MR. Jetts= Cantinas evaything in the power of sheposeuesat to press.* the " , 1 Medl, March 1, at ttak ham. Leiceptersidna indepeodesos of patios& , Meth 2, al the Castle of feleentar. Soresee of Ms addriale as proposed was thee agreed to. . eibli mine day, at Someah Of Lelesaler. Nor. THE PRINTING COMMITTER 1 . Mendel, Muds 7, at Northampton. Breather- Thanday, March 10 at Aylesbury. Bedfordshire, Mr. H. RUSSELL moved the appointment of • Weed man. ! Mangy March u , at itatont H wnune Tannanny , mines to es let Mr. Speaker in all sea /M rs whbh relate to Marea ii. at Hturtinudou. Saturday, March It the pristine executed by order of tha r t i tz, and for the at the county CA:0114. ftuffelk, W , March 28, at Bari ps of yFnepsninnans and anonnistfoe . roans sod BA Edmunds NorfolhOlonday, March IS , at the Castle of Nor. paps , priminted .. pa M,,,,, .i m aw. m y. by ...b in midi. City et N oriMl and county of the use city. therms of this hoses, namely :--Se• Jolts Paira, Sir F. &nag da y. " the elleil e heil e 4 th e tehl °IT. ' . 1 HOME CLROUIT. Mr. B. Wal b. i . P" .o.... r iir. 11 . "/ "*„ . 1....' Mr s , ' Caldb.,..catkr. Bb 9 11 . . 4°26 N... f it , TER MET 110110CRABLI las loan CSIOIv Jostles! or COlmice 'PUMA Ann TES LOOS tall" BAWL CC* Mt. Gnaw, Mr. Teal. The O ' Cosel Dosi and Mr. H. ' Nes dordsittre, Wednesday, Mink I. at Hertford. Seem I Bora —Avoid to. . 1 Me-day, flash 7, at Chelmsford. Kest, Monday, March 14, at THE KITCHEN COMMITTEE. 1 Meitl••••• Bum Moody. March 11. at Lewes Ramey, Mon s& Colossi FRENCH moved the appointateat of a ' CIRCUIT OF THE PRINCIPALITY , OF WALES AND cormailies to astral the arraapemeals at the kitat i s adi Z COUNTY PALAILNE of CHESTER. I room, in ths daparMosidt of the Svirjeashat, ML JIAMINI WEAL= Alin llit. Bow Cnaaszu. attesding that house, namely, Colossi Frew*. is. wows WA Lm AID ossetwa. 8....0ck, L or d R. m ce u ga , Mr. Ni g h* c o k m i mow . _ Montiossi= iv IL Embesisy. March IR at Welch 1 Me. Yr. Coale', and Mr. ROM—Ape s& to. ri tn . . March at Bala. Tam ' o, day, March 11, at Rattan. Agency, Fried [arch ES, at NEW BILLS. Bean aria. Cansarmoshire, Moody, March at Oarnarron. On the mode , of Colonel ßloom (oo behalf a Mr . Flialshire, Thurday, March 31, at Mold. Saturday, Lcaeftekl), leave was given to bring in a boll to facilitate the April 2 ' 55 Chester. soars waist. redteePtke and extinguishment of 116" is Wand i sad • Pembrokeshire. Saturday, February 37, at Haverfordwart. bill to amend ia eartaim particulars the Landed Property Tows and county of Ham! advent, the ammo day, at the town Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1840, lad S. 11011101tillp /OF of Harrefordwest. Cardiganshire, /Intraday, March 3, at Car. cultural imprommineuta la that country. dip,. Dumarthemhire, Moody. March 7, at Carmarthen. The beers nue at a quart*, to 9. County of the Rareash of tenauthea, the ass day, at the borough el Carmarthen. Glaasoronldre, _Saturday, iftwch 12, at thraasse. Brechnockthire, estardaY s .MAlch lik at BEEGIL Sada/whir% lesessedity. March so, at Prestagn. lINSTRItif CI &CWT. Mr. BARON MAUI) AID MD. IMAMS Burma& floathamplos, Saturday. Ire racy 27, it the Gratis of Win. cheater. Donstaidre, Friday, Marcia 41. at Hardanger. Devon. MI" thsolay, Mime 8, at the Castle of Easter. City atiudes, the lame day, at the Guildhall of the mid . Cornwall, Mea der, March 14, at Dedsoln. Yaesessaskire. YAdal March 18, at Teuton. Wiltatim, Thursday% Muni 24,, at DSviase. Cityy. of Drheol. Holiday, March 21, at he Guildhall of the said ray. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. MIL JeaElOa WHAM AID Ma. Jamas laid _ SPORTING INTELLIGRNOR. WINDSOR STEEPLE CHASKS.---FazDAy. Tan Bemoan ![nano' Pun (lianclimp) at 6 ems. each, with 25 addsd; Maws extra. Aboat two sages sad • lett. (4 sate.) Mr. B. Nod's beisaidus, by Debisiee-101 list lib (ladadeag lit =lra) Mr. NesenCe lest 41b (Mr. Many a , B. 1: 7 to 4 as beseides. who woo by • loci way. Slr Bobby Waled the beadle jump the Ant time rosad, lad lever Merest* bad • shame. Tu GLIM LLisABT flreannotseli (Sweepstakes) .1 10 son. none, 6 ft, with to added. far berme boat fide the prepare, of, and to be ridden by officers on fen pay of the army; 12M sash; the mooed to mve his Maks ; *imam extra. About 3 miles. (10 labs) Csinaln Comearre 3pm . br Yukio. 6 0 61 1. 1 bit IMb eel* Oiraer) 1 Caveats Nears Clink* aged, last (Judean Itlb cabal Owner, II Cambia A. C. Tusgsleas Sedate& ard, Op= leb *etre) Tbe tobowlag idea yea :—Tainaray, Drone Oil, lee tlancenb /sad, /tedlliaer. aad Dutchman. Betting : 6to 4 *pi Agate, 4 to 1 sack apt Bede* and Oben* end Bto 1 met to other. The three limey weights bad the ram to Jsm ieless after golai a eau* of miles, Aimee wining a plod nee by mix leasths. Red wing a bad third. The others did sob pain the post. nu Sow= Srannarmann of 5 arm mob, with 25 added ;4. std., last ; An, ; and aged, 12M 7lb. isliisa albwenoe. About two miles. (5 mks.) Mr. Norge's Lartly, by Jobe of Osent—Letltta. *pd. last (ltl (C. Bob* I Coay oo) er 's Cray Peter, aged, Ilst lOtti (f.Sei MUM) I Mr. B. Late Diadem. 6 yrs, nal Itlb ‘ 1.4/0i (Mr.Covestry) Übe SDq also ran. Betties : Even as Levity, 6 to 2 apt Diadem, and 4 to 1 apt Grey Peter, Oa lane broke dews after Ong a and the kneels, with Grey Pater. altermeely led until withia • hundred mils of be.., where Levity's speed on misted and, quittnig Grey Peter, elie wee • flee is.. by • couple el keens ; Diadem lambed thin, three lengths from " the Grey." The Maur was set meld. - A Mims' firanna al 3 ans. each, with 25 added ; last laoh, Mimes mica ; geatleines riders ; jockeys 71b eras ; plea** and @ding allowaams. About theme miles. ( . 7 subs.) Mr. B. had, Ina. Illbboataan. aged. flat isb 000 w I Mr. B. Coventry's Comb" ( Owns ) aged, 124 The following also rest :—.Betay Baker, Risk sad Mt. W. P. Darreeis clamant gelding. • Besnag : leen on Gmatem, sod 5 to 2 itiliboatesa. Alin and the chemat 'oldies were of before gong a was. and Betsy Baker est it the list tiros rood. The +wee was thus left with the two Amouritse, Bilabenamit weer sag, efts, • dishing tam by • length and • half ; the others did out pass the mat. The Maser was sold far 10 sem • Emma lan 'stored far the Jailitery feleeptechase, tea for the Heaters' Seiko& . _ Dartma7.SaWriay, land, Thursday. March', at Um Crab d Neworthsupon•Tyne. Toss et Ntriroadiempon-Tyne,' the same dw, se lb* Oil of the mid town. Cumberland, Ther.day, Mardi at the city of Carlale. Redamoreland. friday, Marsh 11, at Apple!, . North LaDcathire, Saturday, March I t, at the to el South Lancashire, Thunday, Marsh IT, at User.** MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Mi. JUSTICE Stith AND MB. Arnica IttArkscrioi. Warrichaldre, Saturday. Ternary 2T, at Marwick Derby shire, Ivlday, Muth 4. at Danl. Nottingtarmshtre, Wednes day, Marsh 9, at Nottingham. Town of Nati se, the same day, at the town el Nottinghent. Llsooloshire. tatnrdy, Marsh 11, at the Cathie et User/a. (Sty et Lbeeln, the same day, at the city of Lbooln. Yerimbire, Wards:, Marsh I Sth..tb• Castle of York. City at York. the same der, et th e OW . _all cd the said aq. OtirOMD cnictrrr. .11:TWACI CIATIND AND 11.1. BARON P/O0r : - . . . . - . Berttehir7isi:6 7 .7iiii7idiA7dl;g7 - oslordshke, .atSaturdayebruary 27, Cit y & Womestershira W March; Worcester. of Worcester, the same dtra s t tia 4 rlizt Worcester. Staffordshire, Monday, March 7, at Stafford. Thursday, Marcit 17. at Shrewsbury. Herefordshire, Ito2da7, March 21, at Hereford. Moumouthaltlm, Bat= March 16, at Monsnoatts. Olouoesterahlre, W 30, at Gionceeter. City of Gloucester, the same e ra7l . the city of Gloacootor. VARY 6, 1864. zip "I's bM wtilbout doubt lived Is a pbes esseiwirilmehseisse&— ieleskiar• beeii 41 ecessei AIL Whehilli - Me• 'order sue 11 , 1 Iltt ao *obi Mr. Thyler lot bees pi* et imeeselity Yiw Wemeisge, bss that it see wilt ow bury to the 'videos* that there hod beat soy seigestissral beesesality while the friewhir Awl bele is to pessestices service. PROM LAB? 'agars (arm's. " [IMMO OF SOLICITOUS AJOD MMUS PAIFICOLAIS TO OM °sun= AT TIM OMOI OF 611 CUM MMISTAAJI, ODUIST Or HANTROPTOT, Wanailiza-entart.] AA SRAM& ROM? Wn.biero, Warwlendane, Newpate-market, botcher, to surrender Feb.lt, at 1 . Jotters MAMMA, Hendee, Middles& Sower pot stoker, Feb. IL at rt. Jaws My Oust Jassesatrest. Lisoon-move, agotest to a chemist, Feb. U, at W WILLIAM CoLMINA3 Saar, lebthesi, near Savesoaks, farmer, Feb. 13, at Osman Toms& Word CAM& millestmleb. U, IS IL Fiume Deselnar stems. lw tI ton.plea, lissorosoad, paper Mum Feb.lw, si IL Amu BMA. widow, theelmaquere, lily, asd Moplos. Mar age Mbar, lab. IA Wamml Latramico CILIA. St. °stains-Lee, Cd,F, 'ad R. I Pad, Mel sestiaLetmer, Feb. 16. 11 1. litnaJAN 10S, M Cleaceeler.elFees, Harrourced, Uomosd victualler , W WI 16, I JAS. Cotir Guru Onset Unausth, idnisbar. Fah TS. T Owns 0111271111 a. Tornbeasegrees, Middle..., draper's agate* Feb. 16, at S. Jo l la Smolder,l der, Crossroad, Clapka New-tows, plumber, Feb. TRONA/ SAOTTOAS CATS, Argegignem, IL Paeans, relaDe• men, Feb. 23, at 12. WILUAX LAMA Dar, Shilttos, llUddleses, Joorsonsaa labor, Feb. al, IL Jaw DAVIS, Toiteshungartg., apholaterer. Feb. IS, at 1. Wawa PULLIN, Getegeotrag Portemegoare, coach gilder, trek 16, att WILLIAM SoOTIRM. St. Wartin'emort, Ludgate-hal, eating-boom Amer, Poli. std. WILLIAM CsairosAw, linaloobam, mewing osoklao Sealer, Feb. IL et IL Joann TAM" Nortbdaid, Wurcestershim late farmer. Feb. 16, at IL 03011011FATTIUM Yount Radford, near Zoete& gentleman, Feb.. at 11. MMUS@ MORA. RAlosnerus WITATIWN Flobenbas. D► amide , gesSorm Feb. l& at U. Gnomes TEM& Dew.MzF . Yodishlst, blanket masedmerser. Feb. 16. at IL 860 tin AIM., Lutes A 1.11011% and ZD1F4133 AMOK% °War erne, Scalcaltife, Mute MUM ulactants, Feb. U, at W. CHARISMA., Brighouse, Yorkshire, but che r, Feb. a, r a Jou' Samoa Was., Wadley, near liaddembil, gag mesakistam, Feb. 22, at, 10. Yana ht•raluar, Liver Mad, MY slake& /MIA al IL JOAO sumavita, Yeziebeeter, accusetsed. Fab. lb, at IL Jo. 81111 ms, Yeachostor. dumber, Feb. 16, at 12. TM= SWAIM:RA and Um* WAnkons, Oldham, bobbin turseu, Feb. IS, at IL WIL/ LAM Joetek Wools, Chadds& bstsber, Feb. L, M 11. Mgr Joao IMAmn, Sege& loM pubtiews Feb. 0, at it. login Bog. Puokkadterob. Slosimmeaddre, Ilesosed vietealler, Feb. SI, at IL lon. FOLWAX2I, Souther" Haat& plater. Feb. 16, at 11. CIIA&MS ISCRMUL, Portemoth, gas Otter. Feb. W. at 11. Twin, 001imu LeMport, Haifa, poser. rola. 10. at IL Bald infuse, widow. Hans, Ifewkdre, behetarbonse keeper, Feb. 111, at 10. Monne Termed, Bahia/. eatiephospe keeper, Feb. IS, at 10. Gloom legit Defe&Wesemeaper.ilars, iiceserestalre, grocer. Feb.o at IL MAarJsms, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Feb 16. L WILLIAM JOZNeni, Rage, Manchester, bookkeeper, 110. at 111. WILLIAM Widost, Wakefield, tailor, Feb. SO, at IL 111/lAs /Swum Slum Cheliasbam, beetseehm, 12, at 11. ThoitAS VA" Ileremes, Imerbosea keeper, Feb. 16, at L WILLIAM Assam, Buralem, Sladardeldre, working pater, Satoh at IL Jour STA. Sou., Backs, painter, Feb. 10, at 11. ClAtim Wigs& Orlodey, WereaMenddre, market gardener, fob. IS, at 11. WOULD &Lim, Tama, glower, Feb. 19, at 11. WILLIAM Rust Urn" Utalehmaptos, gem, ossfeclioner, Feb.l2. ell4o. WILLIAM Sum. Po in ter , baker. Feb. 16, at IL Job Loam , Weds SUMA. R, pobllosa, Feb. 17, 11. CalgrOgn RAMAN. tosummiloll, Mmessidat, Feb. 11, MIL MOM. JAMBI Thug. Rye, °modules e.g. at lit FASSIIIMS CASLIaIs„ Marburg. NeMsese. tie. eent seisor, Feb. IS. at 10. 211011 AS WIIOOT BIDDLE% Rudderefield, losesepsea clo6k dieter, lob. SAM 10 Iliosua Warm Thabrldre, TM, saddler, FAA& .11. Jams IMMoos, Comity, weed maker Feb.u, eltS. MOAT OILLOAX, Dreglitos, cerversed Mader, Sok 17. st IL WILIAAJI W Mink Malektas plumber, Feb./7, MIL Joss JOMM, Montgoiseryskire, coal merchant. Tab. 16, at It. WILLIAM &CM& Chlppenhain, Wilts, farmer, Feb. 17,14 12. LAST =AMIN ATIASOL Yard it I. Pugh, Lem Norwood, WO commtedes egg— /larch & L ?Ward& KAMM& Northamptonshire. trablaper WSarah & J.O. SAIL Ilelham.kin. gm& biker—Funk & A. eston, Chador, Semi, eat. deeleHierok & B. R. Users, Solsoolons. tormo—Alardi W. S. Owns. Foams. prime of mode—tarok 1 I. Tstubsll, York-rood. W. walkaraper—llarck 2. J. IL SAN" Jsidotnat. &gm C am fauslineo dealer—Amok 2. J. Chadwick. AogamseaMet, egeek, Stem soot—Stab L w. B. Mee, leer asf boor sates—Marek Z. Seasnask llersew, 11=rd b r iN sedIkNeriferddlig lateledging-tosserser--Westk I.zasa - Trge: - liii«i alier...:mt..soadwari. - 1. strisk mows, lete derelemet—ilerdi 2. N. dell iky, MM. lierliordeldro Me seelelaat to o meree— rgrablm:ll,. Clerk, Guiterbery, belkler—leb. N. & *Mask Devonshire terms, ItlagaleaL eseeseheica eipeet—lete. N. 1& & ilheellea, liesio LeatleGL livider—reb. le. 99 A. MAL V elmiller'oehep kripir—Jteb. G. liet9ll, Bast-reed, City-reed. Wier—Neb. IL L Gelode. ilieedli. Deeklnglemideero loakeeper—leb. 29 F. L. leerreem- Poentaey et .l . olty, emodeelee sers&—leb. 99 O. 1444riL Woolo moreheist—lek *IL D. Nag, Lawreemism Qty. vl —Mt IL 8. Ospplaier, liderr"lallee-411L IL 0. Utley, Groveolreet, Omega Town, prladeeller-IM. DS. a lesomesbe, Carezneetareereet. flairoenree4 111115 deleseeew• Feb. HI. IL bi.lierrisoo, LeegOoLleallordeldm ehe meektite• Pub. N. T. Wall sod T. Jamas, llereetardameAm. *M. =Le .... b. IL W. Miami. 11/Milassi. vidinge babe , ta. J. Grlaohea s t/ ri lel w erceelleiellt e = .Wee—lierel 1 C. IL E. ewas Tee. 29. T. W MM. bilmemer—Muss. 14. T. lleeslie ' boiy, yen.. beetwelter -9m J. Gersootip, 1 Tmailire, tamer— 9 L. Mm, God Melee moutacterer—lierett S. J. lambert. liesdked sod Tweeters. Mei smaleetamr--liarek S. Cellims. lidllss. trolterer—Feb. lb. T. tiny. Smaberwea. —Feb Cedes. Liverpool, limeed W. LeetweeL MOW. new leism—tele. 111. t Maas, Liverpool, lets ob. 111. G. TheemeeL LerMoL bookseller—Feb. J. l o b l al um = limb 1 R. Me, Miles mad Meese. ImeeiMno proMM deekr—leb. 29 T. =art _angel& Meber--leb. 18. G. W. Ormi,, p ler= Tele. 1111. J. W. George, WerelelL It J. 111111 L Yeleattes, Aerie& beleirr—leL mf e= kelliMpler—teb. X J. Deopia slll.m W pdoler—leb. le J Conl Oolllaa, kak = Orele, benders— . Feb. l in L J. 11••••• • Nails" weed maker—Fek U. G. Beacrott. 6imbars-1111. am Due grocer—Feb. 10. J. Lee, ion.. Berm Lem:4 2 ertuddre. boom —tee. IL B. Aidsedge. Briegol, beeineker—Neb. 29. IL MOON , they. lirfsieL mem store teed'. ardolool—liereli 11,, J. Wereh Oode Mlles, Dereelehire. We lorkispr— Mardi 9. W. Mooed; Chiollike. Wlllidre—Tab. 99 T. Z. Pie" Moped, .been mdirer--Tele. IL J. S. 140 74, Limpeol—klarele L J. T. kaki d. OWN" mser—Pek 11. Z. V Adera,lara. ii t ii it Lboyd. Mitati. geolem— 19. J. Cotton Lied. ta . nest—liaralt n 1 Trllem lasmisigemb Sitsarfecilieb—Nb.l II . J. IA" ltaisew Is los. err, lamb's. grow—Neb. IL A. Davls. New= Gl= Mohr.. Hemmed vletualier—lfeb. D. J. Sulel jobaer—Wiedi 4. 11.. earth. Paden. Teetids% Se .. er—lteeak 1. J. Ileg. Ibradfert seeds diet—Pub. 11 J. Umpitea. lina usak.._ mpes.ll•ll. weaver—l'eb. IL W. W. Wilk Ms et W 1.9 plumber b— 'lea It 1. Wielleeler, Feb.ll. IL WialiaiL Medi Mork March U. & H p, Derr iaidi& Ceram. Pik K. W. & bag e besebause U. W. I. lagsbrolk Grreenefklieddrer--Teb. fill TerldaL mute r th, wawa misa-1411. IL & T. Durk lailte Derain Devero• ealre, }oemmilialoir. _ ______ ANNULUS. Jas. U. Munn Bienwar, Itrolawd. inereleat. Jae. 11l WILIALK 1603•011, WathwywroDssan, Yeabldra the edit. Jae. U. lineeezier Data, Chewable Ileatereslddre, Wein. =mummy' or ofbresis. Jo= Binam, sus., Lelbuy. Herefordeldea lalier-ist dividend of by et Idlanears, Peones iMen-lit of ils., M ary te ma. alaseday. at Kor ean* Li Taoism) KriMriepooL ship store deder-let dividend al Is. dd., say Wednesday, at Tenser's, LI I. P. C. Sloan, Uverposi, artist-Sod dividend of ea, any Wednesday, at a Librpool °wee Lswill. UdeS•fill lowiseey, builder-let dividend at le., wry Wednesday, et Turner's, mongrel. Wen WM, Llvorpoel. sadder- let dividend of NI., asp Wobbly, at Ternee_s, ZOIWARD 1107 CM Limps* rabbet eiskorw-let divideed ▪ eid., way Wednesday at Permas, Llyeepool irnaiess JOINS. Mader, lebrer-let dividend at la., say Wed. needy, Whew's. Urosi. IDWalb HOLISOOI, lioedab, bar lisaiiperlisseelsenes keeper --lat dividend of la 61., au Wednesday, at Tareeth. Liver- Buono, Cheeitte, fanner-tad (Webbed Of is. M., say Wedne DIssIDZIWA. Toresea Liverpool V lek 111 & HIII. Jon., folios& DOVO•s111111. 11www—W14. W. Andrew, Tawftodc, Davos& alllie—leb.lll. W. ismatia% 1,•41m4. staff Sealer—/N.ll. T. ZOOM it:ur amda.. ll2/1/1" brswer—teb. 11.:. Oro, Gtr fareisr-414. W. O. /114p&sol&m, Mow NeWtsikassebessh boom lasler—hb. 1/. D. Le% arredir &lomor— Fob. I& J. W Wanosla Clim la r=g44—T4l. 14. W. JAN. Wore/Me& bodiamkar—ldo. ht. D. Soo*. Warordir, ramskie —Feb. 111. J. Whale& Xerlio.juilmolLmapasy, sew W emit. lallor—Tab. le. I. T. Tiris& WINFOSSidr, bootostor—P44. l& C. Hodson. Woreeder. elocknakir—lob. is T. C. Wasik Bores se.. maskr it W. KOWIIIIII, SIMMS. drafill. Marc Is 1. N. Tacker, Moanetrillow, alms& *Mk adsmill Duca 1. W. Ham Lipari& Divorkirs. Imver and itairr of PA2TMIItBOIP6 DIPBOLVIO. C. IsDram awl 71.480ck1. Carbertuo-ddri. Trtal.qationa Tower-WI. rouidlodo a dartasals-11. Thema% H. Kea% W. Picador.% sad H. ',wow* Moacarairo. laddosa dor cantata so kr oa row& H. Mradohardi—J. thaidng odd J. liordano% Midi% laareallir• Mai Idaara\b• Mad Ocia. pomp. soap Modosamtammoo-1. Ord% J. tionadloy O. Yo. add IL Da; Ada% ancillaiingban‘MiMit.o444Zl6ooll% a tar id wa a AN add O. Young—W. MU W. Mk al , : zihmar tionthoda= m poorado—W. Madders sad 11. by dedost machlam—g. Ado= J. It. Wldliolioa% Isails4, =ii• Prildnond amt O. & . da d balldaro-11. Obag o r , 00 a d dad IL W. gis Por w an.. 6 = & modatadarors of solos—W. W. Moan. J. edit% odd Wad Posagof% MI 11//nd• tootaram ma La bo ur nerds IL lit . oad J. Itoelada. lardos% began daa 1 Illoord% J. J. WA P. J , P. LOA P. J. IL 11. 0. nod nod B. Imam. air. modisar—icsirria and'. Steak awl r ainsL rp=Vi l iremoraah. leild. . M. • =W = intim m is e 1 L li s i t a row et ohm touiansiardathavan.a• boas air ie Woe—A, Nod% W.mtit i d i t aimmi. asills. Clam. WIN= a, si the," WWI ID. —W. Swain and J. Orton, Leicester, build . sad C. liumord, Meeks and Bradford, plent en_ W.V. Doubled sad W. H. tbspnesa, Noblinahans lace mans. faelarers —J. Mall, W. Ball sod J. Ball, Jun., Wahnersie) -cum- ShaWsworth, sad Manchester, craws sphusers, so tar se regards W. lona sad W. I. 111111er, Marlborough, Wiltahire. A. Albrecht, Martin Albrecht, sad M. Mertens sad G. Gol Pis r .— behalok smecators of the lato Mu Albrecht, Bonham nerd Bradford, noroloatn so tar =Ws of Mu Albrecht—J. lobate sad W. J. leserge; sseseluals—T. Nob. P. Wet end It. WMAlow, Misdrakor, Ohendria-0. P. Banta rad ifalrevrer, col. flonFjlapnraws.—L fore. W.DOrk eras z. o. Amu, Manchester, inanneacenows of buy goods. 001110 sad E. S. Westhesd, !Arwood. coundedon enuchents—J. ammo and W. Cletamoo, Little Imre& lancrobtra. utters was—W. Plain mod New Airseford. Muipshirs, camsenters—O. V. Driver st a d n r.t. Webb. Lower Grosresor-place, surgewea— Zairolern sad . 031,7, Gasgow, ship brokers, so tar u J. Con c.....darsit Mandell, sea, and A. Mud.% makers —Z. Walkiagtoo sad T. Walk. Balla* dz= 11111QUMITZATIONIL Joss Tusks. Idinburrn ouchfropreeimr, Fsb. 10, at Lica sad Tarnbull's Booms, Utah...L. Roust Hiall2o/11, North Moss Weds, near Renfrew, farmer, Feb.l2, at the Globe Hotel Paisley. loanDfaaal Dwain, Olugow, port butcher, Feb. 0, at the Stack Zachuge, Glasgow. . loge lingtias-, ks gew. grab aorearitla Feb. 10, et the Meek Saalasage, O loge Nose Wturs livelong, Glasgow, general merchant, Feb. 17, at the ?amity Hall, Glasgow. EXA bu rezesilla, Fortsrahire, termer, Feb 13, at the British Hotel. mous Ayrshire, termer, Feb. 17, at the Ayr Arms Hotel, Ayr. Nil amis Ins, . Dair y y, Ayrshire, termer, Feb, 13, at the ki i , o Arms Dair. 1017fficuT. iiiii:mi:=l;:alin g tai, Mama Apar, laid l'ikel BETTING AT MANOR ESTER. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 35 to 1 opt Sieblog Food (4 TWO THOUSAND. 11 to 1 apt Olaresoot (w) CHESTER CUP. 16 to 1 apt Leaked (0 SID to 1 Aolield (t) 25 to 1 Bleekdowa (t) 33 to 1 Nary Uß Hart (t) DY. 15 to 1 apt Ourater oia (t) 20 to 1 Blair (t) A this atteadssee, sad very little brollies@ dom. MB. ARrHt7BBILIMIELErB ENTIBTAIBIVENT. After en absence of some months Mr. Sketchley hr Maned to Lanka es as ealierialser, brines( with him a sew sateriaimmat Galled " Paris," w►ieh he pre succeedialy Da Thursday eight, for Use RIM time. at the &IPMae•6atl, Piccadilly. Unlike his farmer salertaie• meats, it is pictorially iflastrared by Mr. Matthew Morgan, sad we *tare is parties/fir, a penpestive view of the Borlere►t fiebastopel, may take rank with the beet pano ramic week@ of the UM artrite. Seven other piste:es, of Newhaven, Dieppe, sad Paris are shows, rash barb( more ar less •Arnie 0/11/nl, hat the me we ham amatiesed will always be a leading festers of the prosiest eaterialameal The roan is arranged very temelogy, sad t►e wirele sses is fediaimefy kept +tibia the Hades el two boon. Mr. aketehley wee very warmly received by a full aadieme, and lb. Wows was homared with a sell for his *bagful Aorta. ACCIDENTS IN rimarress. A deputation of the theatrical managers, spe cially convened by the Lord Chamberlain, el the metropolis ramoded at his eke yrterday at 12 o'clock, to order with him oe the melded of the late eafortanate arida& from firs, by which en umfortente balletopir lately ler het Ws. The genthemsou who areaded were—Mr. Webster, Mr. B. T. Smith, Mr. B. J. Jams, Mr. Medea, Mr. Beers Leto He Planter (for Mr. Pechter), 11.. Bishop (tor Mrs. Selby), Mr. Denim% Mr. LIM. Mr. Bindoe, Mr. M. Abrahams, Mr. B. Pinar Mr. George Tieing, Mr. F. Fiera, Mr. WO.. (for lir. Napkin), Mr. T. Hasehown, Mr. and Mrs. fiwanborenb Mr. Fakeer, Mr. Ctateortem, Merry Frampton rid Fiala% Mr. Gosport, Mr. Cave, sad Mr. T. OmaaphalL Mr. Boonton and Mr. W. Hamm° were unavoidably abort. His lordelsip said be had asked then to meet in emesequones el the late seeideals by ire at the noire; also in oceesquemos of letter hem the earner for Mi lemota arrive to the aredent to sad death of the colnabiee at Use Pavilion Theatre. Os the domain of the so dden' all tbe Prinere's hit be aria the &Malin of the mairegooste it by a esislar. Tb. two nests le which be now wired to all attention were, ilea, she aneeriag of the 'resod lights, er footlights ; and also to be Mai spiel" of those persons as le mosses of neferreg Epos the ballet gide the um ed • peepenalles, like lbe malaria or proem to pre mat their dream minim fire. we urged epee his lordeldp that if it were mars esenalmory le adept the me el then saleroom they wield raga amegresala 73es Lard Clusaberlain maid he bad relieved several liters, as. from a meglseste, sunsuits' that these sherd be Winos oe the fabler. He ady wand to parr en what was the feel . is" of the public mind in this repro. He wined Se learn whether it would be wearable, if be need • airealar to have sll outer gamin.. reedited naisimmemble, S. emery oat mob a suggestion. To this it won replied ler several gsethrose that tie sahrica eoald sot be applied** elk or aria drama, or to dreams ormuseeted with gold or elver, I and that even whs. It was applied it was earns if the loader dothiag was eel hese d I. the erne ny. The lard Chamberlain thee mid that soother pert to whin be wished to call their ate stir wee the quorum of Mgr= and neer at the theatres, angered the La awful moaner* is Chili. &rend of the Masse baviag explain the UMW at ear at the theatres, the Lead Cham berlain petard on that he bad no oared over manie-hallm, sod then mid that it would be his duty to mod nem a airoalsv ea the subjoins of lights, sad mho as regarded mite, impresing epee nem that the pubis would head them I reposers for future areideste. Hr. liVekeier sat hie lordship should send them a latter, IhvY meld hays printed mod pined is various parts of the theatre, milling, with severity, the areation of the ladies employed lo the usersity of rare. 11 rearblag of that hied were done he we safe that managers wend or epos it. But they bed tried desmiesal, sad is fast be dal mot know azo thing which it was poseble to do like& they had see ibine. CATIONLI Puma—ONl SWILLING DLT.--TWI DAT, Fax IL—Admissions ea MINIM, MT; &We lo• arms Wages. GIG ; 10 , 101.1,1011. [Advertisemsot)--Houowres Priza.—No Dis 1111M—hillis splakei d E r t no Noble or vooartsta yoke ars risifir at for pultylag Go .11, rep °l:4lV rain of erPos. sod sum ~a• the 1111Nia . IldWrap PM love plaid • leguta, ilea dibeelsomelLdareaswintsafti• Byer, dinier a bkkivla MG alielliss et the Oyer *ad •• eves, sem•••••?Wi llid814.W*11. IaI ;Pk•AC •la• Win sismilikas. Aalaipletaat Is Uri lb* is•a/kL I. imams th• Mr me; for &wrath* Ow pmger dose with • pielilm vlikeh se ere amid Immo do lads Imo had not lees lokews Ms MON sal oe .fl 1•1•••••0 Mk 1 Will SMOG elms asillp sai wassol silislmq. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Fa & !Maga at Nisi Praia is liiddlaaex..—(Hatara Mx. Joliet Bytes gad Spatial Jury.) 1111/11011 O. WIIDEAIL. This wee so eetioe agaihnt %Maims. d Felbrigg hall, to mover a sum doe for anises readared sad mosey ▪ Prkciptily = . lsp lie welt whet his wife sad arrCamel' si far e . HCheatham Q. 0., Mr. J. J. Powell, tea: , M. J. Brown appeared for the plaintiff ; sad Mr. Q. 0., sod Mr. Cc D. Keane tat Ali defendant. The plaiatiff wee • Smola Witer to the signs& bat seam time ago be left Bdiebsrgk sad tame be Lemke, sad entered the eery ice of Mown. Chappell end aboard , oche- Ms, who had charge of Mr. lu dbam Meares snit. His Mary ma 31. 3s. a week. They requested the plaintiff to Mimi to the rat, sad he did so. He, bowers., found the work very laborious ; sad it was asseegeentl os srag as that Mr. Wicallsam Mould pay ban fat thu sie j s he did Ina prim:4oy to get np midget* in reference to al leged sets of adultery by Mrs. Wiadham,Mid ales lamett =el =au' charges whisk arm broughtsgeMst Mr. Wind. For Ws marmot it was seemeary to pay frommit visits to various lams in the pkboarbased of the Hay ' market by eight sod la duy a lo up evidence. He wee also espied by Mr. W Mahn kis testate with mimes fightiegmee, mid be me employed M " era' m • yomg woman awed Cooper, who alleged that be had sem milted so assault ups ben et AMOK-hall, cif whet nohow thesonseel mid the jary might aosselve. He was employed I. this week for 196 days. mid We elms& whisk had been agreed to by Mr. Windham, was W. 2s. 6& a day I. edditiau to wiener The total 'unmet of Maw wee OfT2l. Wm 11. • bat of this there bad bees paid WU., liming the balsam , Xl7l id, dam it:ifeeMO L eeras celled to prove the sheet ohm:mimeos ; bat at the • of hie lordship it was speed that the ••diegestioa " of what the plaintiff had doss Miosid not be spoken to, bat that the oar glisten tried should be the qualities of liability, sod that the amount due should, if necomety, he settled out of court. He melded that Wise the one I. the Divorce Court was nearly ready for trial Moe. Wiliam got mess to her hatband, sad they Inemme reemeilrel ; and mos after the mil ear sopped, aoi Hr. Windham wrote to witness some money whisk he had paid ou ammat as a lona. Hate, " Dem Homo., I most without fail ham that XX I lent you paid me beeit sari Kondayos I cea't do without it. I rive you a seek s mhos. I staff aspen it Marini faiL I camel Mira say mom fog ass having it. Therefore he rood smash to send it at sum.* Witness with moo didioulty imomeded in getting so interview after this with Mr. Windham, and ad him what induced him to be temecHad to his wife, and he answered, "Osmium emu ° The farther hearing of the muse was adjosnisd tomOITOW. COURT OF ADMIRALTY.—Fxs. 4. (Brion Dr. Lumbiagtoo sad Trisity lbaims.) 1111 MEAT Mb sue, was aaTraed aittlai ant& inartood his «ample& S. whole day. Aft some further evideme by MO a Ihs "look outs' of the Greed Brava. weasel Wafted the wart. Kr. Brett, Q.C., submitted that be hed proved cm the pert et the Gnat ratan, sad that tie= ware ..bald to mower the loam thy had waled by the &kap of the ship Jaw by the ionit ea Me 18411 Sep- Mater bat. kl.EtTerard Jima, Q.Q. soateaded that there bad bees improper navigatke on the pad al the Jape, whiok numbed in the modest, mid edema to the doormat sigma by Captain Dad mad others is charge of the Jess that every- Wog had bees dose by the Gnat EJMINTI to avoid the oei white would eat have hammed bad the weat her base alms. Rim lArdettlp, in plaebg the cam before the Trinity Masten, with hie seeastamod lucidity d arrangeneeet, mid it wee of seeiderable imports/tee, set only em to the azeoua y it es to the legal esseidetatione 'evolved. He had to his opiates ee the soastrestien id the ace which ander the cubs was made. With raped to the by Casale Dad and others of the Jabs, paper g Wood as sash domande were, they wam(not to be solid upon, mad the premien of obtaining them was to be reprobated. That part at the awn might bethenimed. By the sat el perliameat, a steamer was to keep 'lsar of a mediae vowel. sad the latter was not to alter it course edam to avoid a collision. The question wee, whether the Great Eastern wee to blame, or whether the Jame had rely altered its merge for theselvatioe of lit'.. _ _ The krroed) stied erith the Trisit► Yellers, sad after half an bo ar s deliberation returned into court. Ills lordship said, " We are of opinion that the Gnat Eastern was solely to blame for the oollisioo." Mr. Pritchard &eked the reasons for the amigos ? Hi lordship addded—" Ether she wee gulag too fed, or then ass not • proper look ent." Order sceoedingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Fies. 5. (Before Oanatisiessr Gesdbers.) DI L YCun•v C. MARMON. Alter our report lift yesterday, Use further hearing al tidy ease yea adjearoed till Friday *ln. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Bakes the Corneas fierjewit.) Nattheao Chartres, 26, labourer, wee charged with hAwilte Moles a verl iza wasidwaNe quaatity of jewellery. the pro perty of EV Ciserrible, Newcest&Owe, Melonesll ; and Williams Clark, 40, dealer, Charks Coiliwpward, 47, agent, and Frei. Levee, 43, carpauter, were charged with unlawfully reosiviag the seam Chartres pleaded guilty. Mr. Tiede! Atkisson sad Mr. Ha +thane prossouted ; sad the different prisoners were defended warrertivell by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Collins, Kr. Hemp, Mr. Banard, IG. Lawrence, and Mr. Saxton. This sees occupied the attention of the wart for • owei derable tiros, but the facts are today thew :—Tho prose cutor's saws is Sidney Cherrible, and he seemly os hosiers as • j•Wallie at Newcastle-place, Cierkeswell. In his ma ploy was a boy sawed Cooolly, sod this boy was Wooed to rob him of • large amount of property, value about 4004, by the represeatetioas of the wan (211111ZIM and it afterwards hood its way into the hands of the other priseeen, who are all well Wows as reesivere al stoles goods. The hey °woolly was tried at the Miaillellt fire does end seeteered to six !swathe' imprieoweent. This boy was the prinelpal witness examined yesterday. The jury found the whole of the prisocsre Guilty. flectunes admired. The ressikabi mem he Irbil were deelibtle of geraerul le h het the teen at its rising ripened tollaedey, the I I 29t Tis sow s. mom hi : 41; o w af youlordres gassua a i s la ado sae vs Maki VaA Rad s poiss misisms. M&RKBT& 13170.18.—Ilmitt*, 713 5.--The market is is a very dull ste %, sad set • sinks let et rapes hem chanted, hands this week. Itellsed sews an equally doll of sal.. Hussars in lees dsemad &ladylike, maim. TALLOW.—Prom Eviontu. The market was gain Sprit, mew, 41.. old, 40. 6d. to 40e. n. 41s. 36. to 41a ; April to June, 41a. 6d. to 41s. 3d .;; Oetolear to Deenaber, 44.. to 44a. 3d. Tows tallow, 40a. Id. neting ; North AMINC/01114 good, 40a. ; low and Wrier, 38a. ; Ann Aineeten. 41a. to 41s. 6d. In pipes, Australian beef, as. Oecesmin oil is quiet Occdun, at 435. 6d. flee to 41s. low. ; Ceylon, 38a. Sydsay, 38*. its 40s. Palm oil : fine Lases, 56a Palm nut oil, 335. to 345. Bough fall, 2s. 1. Delivery of tallow to bet evesing. 1,146 make ; annah dine, 560 oaks. 0017 . 014.—Lmar004 Pre. & —On Saturday the market omen with a fair demand, and 6,000 balm were sold at very arm prior. Om Youday the Intowledp that hostilities bad commeseed between the Dimes and Germans mate. :idly checked bunnies, and gd. per lb. decline was freely conceded ; this redaction was hellion increased on the fol. Lines day, and very irregular piton ware in many instances bat these was • slightly bettor feeling both on W sad yesterday, and prices close with more stein. rem at the quinines ; the lower grades of Surat, however, are an exceptace, mad caution's," unsaleable. Specu lators have Mhos 4,580 bales, of which *Oars Americas, 90 Maio, 20 Marainsca, 680 Fgy Min, 660 Si:myna, 2,480 Bciuk, 20 Madras. ad 240 Chin ; sad there are reported for export, 5,210 bales, consisting of 700 American, 460 300 Paraffin, 440 Egypins, 60 Peruvian 2,380 t a ss e4 ll, 00 Bawl, 180 Madras, and 20 China. The Market to-day opens with • gold demand; probable axles 6,000 bales, of which 2,030 are as speoulatioe and for =poet COTTON 000D8.—Ilimweirrn, Pam s.—lt ir sot cites that commercial ma pthar mock that is satidectory from • Qiiess's speech, bat dim wes decidedly • better feeling in the cloth market yesterday on the receipt et that document is Nsantswiter, sad there gris &Medi" mom Wields' from parties who hod bees bolding order, in mow pesos. The hopes of • pressrvatios of pesos were, PA doubt, coseklered istamfackary, arid some purchase ot colielderable gasconade were mods, prefab!, is anticipation al Nome ad- 11111:4 es the depaimed prices of the day. To-day, Imam, though the impremiss derived from the detstia is porno; meat is quite as remising as earthing in the .royal swab, the *Mot of buying has rather dimpuointed expeetatioo. Thom hes bee* an active imnity with a view to tad* pima, but mantifaciterere having adnneed their TlM timm • little, bet very little Mims hes boss effected. No &obi %yen in some ease haws bees desirous to await India advice,. whisk are ex pectid to heed to-morrow, sad whisk tt firmswahluty . poembly give a more decided tow to Miser of the Mg et out week. There is a is last M sos-istermition using eognm=g ll nie ie n the Danish end Oerma war, ea well es in the Amarksa Mega* sad • fortuities for a sseeting to memorialise gummiest in favour at that view has bees ia the comas of Maniere to. day. Is yams we have had a rather better day thes tar seam time giset, and is slappteg yarns many who had Ws to give est sedges have placed Mem is that a taw mem" M Mime her bees dom. There Ms bees so Map of pets., whisk rennin se at the or the week. Ia hem tai yens these hes hise: s atZ team, and a moderate Mims has Ms GOMM M Teeeday's prime. Os the Merle we hese • Woe foralay to ell departments al Me mist, bat My $ measeate Misses soaring, sad lams seem indiepeest glies soy shams is pries. CORN. —Oxman=a, P 11.—f..... i dh *INP. ply wheat at musket tode, ; Imams us hot kiln , Ors, which alas bulbul; 11. edema um sitaatioust ea beet rase of red sad white —430 to 46.; red. 40e. to 430. Hasty, hest zultiog quality sadataias its yds& Bows IL to L. deter. Loom; Pori. s.—We bare had • talc stipple el Thad sad prior L. higher. No clasp is other arthisa. gi = rd, Yes. to 41a ; whits. 42e. to 46e. Mk. to 28e. ; melting. 33a to Xs. Oda. lart i olis. Lieuroot., Is. s.—The Quasar' wash at the of parisassat postordoe, sad ths Joists thorax bet a lg rtas g ru i rte l jort • d0eidenr.,tra.r . .0....... as yet mate so asesty to pert Isla% tat _ we °maim wire 6 to be Itt . 91. pat MOM MB ON Tardy. Maw Is asmosally lellsa m E sot Weak o, the rates ol this deg walk hula; ell the ukases at the lateens. Glob mistsia flesh amok and oatmeal is the tars dour, bk psi% sad lulu show ao allasAios. Thu sestirstaisses . WMIXIIILD, Ira. 3.—Wheat ran* he q= . ial l4de darer, hat toads sot setae. Barley scats. al lid a Male. Other arlidss without allusion. "7f,", COAL& -LaiDaar. U. 6.- Bowels' 14.. N ; Buddies Win HaWasig 14.. 9 4._k ads Wen Earthy. 14.. N. ; Davisoo‘ s wes Hastle2. 15s. ; Bart*, 14a. 9d. ; Holywell 1144. ala.; Lamb! a t' s 's g ge s ol 11ey 14s. 6d. ; Nettlesweelk Brim ress, 1.2 h 6d. ; Taalleld ' Mew Bates, 151. 6d. ; wow Primes', 111. N. ; West Hanle . 16e. ; Walls Zed Her ton, 17s. 3d. ; Was Bad Modell, 17e N. ; Wall. Bad Whereelles, 17a. 3d. ; Idea 114* Ms. N.; Wane Bad L Hen* 19a. ; Wall. Zed Hasiroll. IN.; Walls Bad 2N. ; Walls Z.d Pitalerian, 17s. Id. Walls Bad R.P. Hatt* 195.; Walls Bad Beath HOS ; * 30h; Walls Zed Teastall, lls. N. : Walls Lad Vb. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool, , 18.. ed. ; Ws& Bad Hs" 19s. ; Walla Bed IC eDee„ 18s. 9d. ; WaDs Zed Ben Sara pool, 19s. 9d. ; Walls fad Booth Hartlepool, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Triad= Hartlepool, 19s. Id. ; Walls lad Whit ings* 16s. 6d.--Ships at aaa al. 121; anal, 66. SHIPPING INTRIZIGINCL 71 1.41"11.14—Ardmer4 T SI. his's: sk Ossabnic 4 : "I lt, Lad""* Cubs. 6. 14 =0. =; Osmr, Gothosiress; Iftsi. MO s ; lOy Otto VIM =l t Dastiee : lissa. ; Kessere4 Week Peeeto Sala : hese Osiottla: Osmosis. GILA* Masiolise at rim.=...= ~., .0........./ ; Vormeat•Draida. tisiled.-1.8. I : Mos. at Mame& . City re Hasabot Ham; Cawymotile, VIM/is. V.L; e5t..... Boone; Dwiss. Alesesdria : Ilisibeth Nora : Oariswalt. lielbostue Latham. DSO.* ; llsoutore : Pewees!. Ilal. bets'. LivasooL—Ant.44-136. s : abiltary Illidadado ; (ledsvls. Nsagm; Ada. IR Jain S. 3 S. ; Joao lieriame, Itsailmo; Marla. Mudd ; Jar* —: lasi job Triads ; Orr (o). Havre ; Olooroy, Hand ; Osadte. x roisli. KR. swka.—Yela. I: Allied, Distils; AAR AMIN* ; 31 4 4011 b. Leos Miami (44). Rollordos ; Cbles PI, Opals: 11/144 O' eats. Vous Crus : Barri( Odder: Rlad. Ls Greeds de ILA I m. &.q: 01 914 41 4 1 1. ; Quidai at 11101ata. Bor. made: iamaina. Bombs, ; URANIA, liallsmora ; fdide. L. Ml. Callers: Nampa Looks. Valparaiso. BUMS, KLREUGEB, AND DEATH& NM= 1111 . 1 - 4 at Citric*. Atm L & Bermed. el a 1 , --Itabressy r ltieowsert. Hy* the wile el 1. WWBRA, It • we. I. re& 4, st akette•drete, 04 Jeraselequire, Um J. Odle& et • ilmistem PATTOII/01.—J•beseey & at 111•&•14ree4 Na, T. 8. WAINLeI • law —Telteary 4, ItPaireort Mr. Clisemeell. ma Ifs. A. Wee*. d • nee. WELLlY.—P•hreary S. at Albloaraed. IL Johiervood, the wits o: J. H. Wally, lbe., ot • sem IU*RIAGM. /019111—WAHDRIW.-lebteroi - f. at the poets dumb, Isktereath, llahldhoez, b, the in. R. W. P. Bleberds. W. Sorel of ammo, to Ma Asa, danaktor ot 11. drew, ~Weir. et Neerertk Homo. RAWCHIT —ElNNHlT.—letteeney 4. at Mneta Treneell. NY the Bac Z. Z. W. beasett, J. T. Haworth, et Halaktoa hem Leleatee. to husk Ana Clarke, Otallnar et A Hai t, Hit. Marston Trauma Hall. N net .—Nainnea 4. at at a =e i r ralimi 'llaaoveroquera. Vthy Hoc W. Carden, .ert Bendier, tea a tae We 3 oett„ Imi , of lhollelle, Abbate Brootley, to beelse.4llebehtee dthe MM. Davi" Matfced. iiiATHEL 11.11MAN.-luorms7 11, !Whiting, Aar. wile at Z. &war; laq., awl IL D .AVlll&—Delaira i l= s4 Cbsiebers. Asaghter el as in A. A. DP**. et • ILUMMlllei—iMmary 0$ 11.114.8.11.11 weak c. Tama N tame et saga. sew 6 1 45 . Pataagra"cea. tame J. Zipley, SR, Imp- 11107 4 thrasievary Wow IMalssialso.NLT. IMAM rvlneas y sirais — ru sEsse =r i tsrsse. i.h a d z . csej s e a s paes tee i r e es tb• NM ft; mesas 1. Nis. 'V 4