The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-21 00:00:00

_4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF LORDS. —TI7IIISDAY , FEB. 20. The Loan OHAZOiLLOE took his Kea as the walla& at 4 o'clock. ROYAL COMMISSION. The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Bassborondh, and Lord Riagedown, eho sat as the roil conaraisaioncce, sigaified the mal sanest to the Cattle Disease' 811. ROYAL MESSAGES. PROVISION FOR THE PRINCESS =MIA. PROVISION FOR PRINCE ALFRED• Bari RUSSELL presented the following mango hom bier Msjesty : " Vicious R.—Her Majesty relies epos the cordial laterest which the Hones of Lords has impressed in the approaching marriage between the Princess Helena and Prince Christian of Schleswig Holstein Soederbourg. ♦agosteebeeg. The numerous proofs which the Queen bas resolved of their loyalty to tits Throne and their attach- MEd to her pima and family, snare her of their willing. aces to amour in making such a provision for the Princess Helens, with a view to the proposed marriage, se may be mailable to the dignity of the Orowa." " Varroate R.—Her Majesty being desirous of making • eempetent provision for the honourable support and mainte nance of her @scowl son, Prince Alf red Ernest Albert, cm his - - - coming of age, relies upon the attachment of the House of • Lords to mew in the adoption of such measures as may be suitable to the occasion." Both menages baring been read to their lordship, by the Lord Chancellor, were ordered to lie upon the table with • view to further isonsideration. ART BILL. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY, in the Amami of the President of the Council, mowed the second reading of this WE, the object of which ma to enable public bodies and trustees of art to lend paintings and stateary for exhibition at the Paris Exhibition and the National Portrait Exhibition. The bill was read a 'mooed time. THE CATTLE INSEAM ACT. The Dabs of SUCOLEUCH gave DO6Oll that ea Thurs day Next be should put a quatios to the government with regard to the act to which the royal aseee► was given that Gaeta upon the subject of the cattle disease. Be wasted to knew whether the local authorities which bad existed up to this time bad sow eased to exist, or wbetheg they wield ominous until the Dew local authority was eassU tuted. For Scotland • new local authority altogether had bees Jimmied, and it must take several days before that body oould be constituted. He should ►ike to be informed, therefore, which authority they were to sot upon in Scot land, and also whether the aotot 1848 was stln in *Astons', or angeaded, or only le shames. Several important own sessications bad reached ►im ►y poet that morning from Saglaed with moat to the new act, and but for the baste soh which ft bad been pressed forward its administration Mast have been very much improved. Their lordship rose at • quarter to 6 dela*. HOUSE OF COMMONE—TusspAy, FEB. M. T. SPILL= took the chair at a few Wattlele tot o'clock. • Lied J. Browne, Sir William Hatt, Mr. T. B. Lloyd. sad Lard Edward Clinton took the oaths sad their sesta. ROYAL 001IMIASION. Colosel Clifford, the Yeoman Umber of the Black Rod, ementonad the house to attend the poste to bear the royal meant given to a bill mead to by both bonus. Oa the return of the Speaker, be informed the bonito that the royal anent bad been given by ooeuniasion to Ike Oattle Dbloaaes Bill. ELECTION PETITION& Petitions were presented eontpleleing of toxins Marie • ise Ge!lvey, Linnet*, Beverley, Berseteple, LIPWIS. Her vire, the Western Division of Norfolk, Banbury, Kiag's lqua, and Fromm NOTICE OF MOTION. Hr. FERRAND pre notice that on Thursday nut he would ask the President of the Baird of Trade whether the Secretary for the Home Department, in the session of 1.864. did sot prudes the house that =Dalums for the protection of life and property e immediately drawn up and inserted in all future waterworks bilia ; whether with alums bad been drawn up and inserted ; Egad if sot, the reason why. The his. gentleman also gave notice that as as early day he would gall attention to the dangeroua state of existing water works reservoirs, and to the fact that so proviaion had hitherto been made by parliament to obtain an admirals 'empty of good spring water for the inhabitants of &Miele from which the water springs had been taken, to the injury of the public health, owisg to the sources of the riven baring bees withdrawn without cospenrating reservoirs. THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY DV IRELAND. _ _ • Sir R. PEEL asked the Chaneallor of the Exelsequer what changes were eoetemplated in the charier and con natation of the geese's University aid Queen's Colleges I. Inked, and whether it was the intentioa of the covers mud fully to inform the house before proceeding with any ateseare involving a departure from the present system of university education in that country. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—In reply to the question of my tight hoe. friend, I had bettor pe ps fiat say, as the gnostic s in its terms includes the usat's Colleges along with the gnomes University. no o sego whatever are eoutemplased in the charter or in the rroesti talon of the Queen's Colleges in Ireland. With respect to the changes crntemplated in the charter end constitution of the Queen's University I may perhaps best describe them by saying they are snob as were indicated and explained towards the close of the last session of perliament in the • speech of my right hon. friend the Secretary of State for the Home Department, having for their object to qualify per nous who had received their education where "'particular sad excludes religion waa taught to receive degrees in the Queen's University, anal likewise to mike some arrangements for the wpm of obviating jealousies and securing harmony and **Mesas with reference to those degrees. As overdo the last part of the question of my right hoe, friend, of course I esnoot say that it will be in our power to keep the house Mortised of these steps severally before prof:reeling with them although I am by no mesas prepared to say that they ought to be described as involving a departure from the present systeaa of univrrsity education in Ireland. Bot waiving the verbal question, I may pledge myself to my right hon. friend that the cha rter and papers containing correspondence will be presented to the house at the earliest possible moment. With regard to the eons.- ndencie, some of that charaeter bee already been prepared he preeentetioe, and is about to be moved for by an boa umber. . . SirT:PEEL—I wish to know whether the charter of the ileiversity will sot be altered without the knowledge or vole of this hone? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—lmmedi ately any charter shall issue to the Queen's University varying from the present charter it will be brought to the knowledge of the honer.. Sir R. PEEL—Not before? "The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—Not before. P Kr. LOWE—Do I understand that the change will take place without this house having an opportunity of eypress lag an epioicu epos it? (Cheers from the onroeition.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—I appro. beed that the proosedrup which I have referred to will be in conformity with the practice of the executive govern 'sent, namely, to tender to the crows snob advice as they I think will be best for the public interest. (Hear, hear.) They will do this on their own responsibility, and they will make blown that advice to the House of Conscious at , the earliest possible moment, fully admitting the right of the house to call them to aooonnt for the advice they may tender. (Cheers.) Sir R. PEEL—My right bon. friend ham not answered the question I put to him. (Hear, beer.) What I wish to ask ia this,—bas any alteration taken piste in the 'barter of the Queen'. University? That is done by the sign manual of the sovereign. Has it been done, or will it not be done without the ►ouse being first consulted as to the changes which will alter the present liberal system of education in Ireland to one of a sectarian and denomi natioeal ammeter ? (Bear, bear.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—That alte ration has not bees effected. With respect to the rest of the question, 1 must refer to the answer I have already given. THE POLICE AND THE PENTONVILLE PRISON. Mr. BAGWELL asked whether it was true that direct tioas bad been given by the Home-office to Sir Richard Mayne, the chief commissioner of police, that 20 men of the metrooolitan forte should be appointed to guard the prison at Pentonville, and whether it was true that this dett7 was confided to eon* but constables of English birth Sir G. GREY said his honourable friend had been kind ...ugh to call his attention to the paragraph which ap peared in the Times. All he could say was that the para. b which appeared in the Timm wire entirely without a tros. No each instructions had been given by the Honee-Office. The twenty men referred to to the para graph were permenently stationed at the Caledonian-road station, end were stationed there loog before any Fenian wenviote were brought to Pastonville prison. Is the ordi mazy arum of their duty two of these policemen patrolled resod the prison. He did not know whether the sweaty misin were Englishmen, Irishmen, or Bootchmsm. THE NSW LAW 00IINTEL As reply to as HON. Mn...., Kr. COWPER said the limes of the architects atones $0 compete for the pleas for the Deer courts were Mr. Reott, Mr. Barry Mr. Street, Mr. Waterhouse, Mr. Wyatt, add Ur. Hard wilt, MESSAGE PEON HER VAIESTY.—MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS HELENA. Tao CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER appeered at Nei her, and brought up a message from her Majesty. The SPEAKER road the =swage. which was to t►e fol lowing effort :—" Her Majestyrelles ea the medial lowest whisk her faithful Cessaww have impressed on the ni p:wishing marriage of theVriatess Helena with Prince Clidstian of Sehlossig.Holatins. The numerow proofs Simi the Woes bar melted of Ural' loyalty to het Yuma TWA FAPREfS6, - WEDNESDAY EVENING: 'TEE &TART 21. 1866. and attachment to her person and family sours her of their willispese to make such provision for the Prinosss Helena, with a view to the propos.l marriage, as may be suitable to the dignity of the crown.* The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER laid he should move on Thursday next that the house resolve itself into committee to take into ecesideratiou her Majesty's moot gracious message. MESSAGE FROM HER MAJESTY.—PROPOSED PRO VISION FOR PRINCE ALFRED. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER again ap peared at the bar, and brought up a =stage from her Majesty. The SPEAKER read the message, which was es follows : "Her Majesty, being desirous of making competent provi sion for the hocourable support and maintenance of her second son, Alfred Ernest Albert, os his ooming of age, recommends the consideration thereof to her faithful Com mons, and relies on their attecbment to adopt such measures as may be suitable to the occasion." The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice that on Thursday next he would move that the house resolve itself into committee to consider her Majesty's most gracious meow, stud said be mouthed the same oommittes would coesider both messages. MONUMENT TO THE LATE LORD PALMERSTON. I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he might state for the ocaveciense of hon. members that the committee on her Majesty's most gracious message would be the fink business on Thursday. He then gave notice that on Thursday neat he should move that the house re solve itself into committee to agree to a bumble address to her Majesty praying that her Majesty may be pleased to give directions that a roontuneet be erected In St. Peter's, Westminster, to the memory of the late Lord Palmerston —(hear, hear)—with an inscription expressive of the feeling of admiration and attaohment,and the heavy loss which the country had 'Waived by his &stir ; and to some her Majesty that this house will make good the expense of such reounment. (Hear, bear.) This would be the second order of the day on Thursday. The third order would be the second reading of the Government of Jennies Bill. THE POSTHASTERZENERAL. Mr. D. GRIFFITH moved for leave to bring in a bill to enable the Postmaster-General to sit in the House of Homm oso. Mr. HUNT mantled the motion, which he mid he did for the purpose of trying that he was extremely obliged to his hon. friend for oomplytog with hie suggestioo. •• • The CHANCELLOi Of the EXCHEQUER mkt this was owe of the hills whkth they should have the opportunity of oonaidering when It was in paint, and he would skate at a future time the intention of the government with regard to it. The motion was agreed to. TURNPIKE ROADS. Ifr.WHALLETmevcd for and obtained leave to bring in a bill to provide for the maintenance of the turnpike roads of England and Wales an public; highways, snd for the di ehargs of the debts due thereon by voluntary oominutia. lion. somewhet altmel since the introduction of the bill of last I year. In an sot of last megrim one form of declaration was ordered to be made by all clerical persons. excepting fellows sad heads of oolleser. The bill was simply intended to raped two clauses which remained lathe Act of Usiformity, so that fellows sad beads of colleges might be planed in the same position 'mother clergymen. PROSECUTION EXPENSES BILL. Mr. OOLDNEY obtaleed leave to introduce a bill to extend the law reistiog to the expenses of prosecutions, and to make provision for espouses on charges of felony and certain misdemeanours before examining magistrates. nor= COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION. On the motion of Sir J. Pannovos, the Select Oom. mattes on Education, consisting of Sir J. Pakington, Mr. Bruce, Viscount Omnivores, Mr. Buxton, Mr. Bowes, Mr. Clay, Mr. Adderlev, Mr. Henry Cowper, Sir Stafford Northoote. Sir Colman O'Loghlen, Mr. Walpole, Mr. George Stew Lefevre. Mr. Liddell, Mr. Morrison, and Mr. Stirling, were nominated, with power to send for papers, persons, and records. Several hours were occupied in the discussion of Mr. Hant's Oattle Bill in committee. The Telegraph Act Amendment Bill was read a second tact Intrittgente. COURT OF RXOHZQUER.-Fn. 20. lap at Niel Prise at Guildliall.—(Barece Lod Obis Barn Pollock end a Special Jury.) KLUB v. TEI MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. Thin was an active to mover compensation is damages for bodily Injuries sustained by the railway accident on the Great Northern Railway at Oolcey Heti& on the 30th Anglia last rear. The defendants did not deny their liability, and the only question was therefore one of damages. Mr. X. Chambers. Q.C., Mr. IL Lloyd, and Mr. Waddy ' were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bovin, Q. 0., and Mr. Wills foe the defendants. The plastid w a pare Ia her Majesty's Customs, and about 42 years of age. In 1852 he pared the com petitive examination required for that service, and re caved at lint • salary of 125 i. a year, which had since been increased by his promotion. On the 20th August, 1865. he went to Leicester, and returned by a Midland exoursion train on the 30th of the same mouth se a second alma pasompr. This train came in collia:on with a coal train at Oolaey Hitch, and several of the pas sengers were seriously Ward. The plaintiff was thrown violently against the opposite aide of the compartment to that wham be was sitting and stamped by the blow. He had a little girl in his arms at the time, but she escaped unhurt. His lip was cut in two sad several of his teeth broken. He was taken home by the servant, of the com paey and confined to his bed foe • 000idderable period. He afterwards so far recovered as to be enabled to return to duty in the Customs, but at the sod of 24 days he become worse and had entirely to relinquish work. The medical evidence for the plaintiff went to show that he was suffering from concussion of the brain and the spinal cord, and that his recovery was very doubtful, and must, under the moat favourable arownstaaors, be extremely slow. The plaintiff, who was examined at come !mirth, seemed to be in a Mate of considerable physical suffering. Some of the medical men addled on his behalf thought the probability was that be would recover. The fury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 8001. ADMIRALTY COURT.—Fsz. 90. (Betas the Right Hon. Dr. Loab*toe.) !El BANDA AIM LI:BWIl Mb was the nineteenth day of sitting in this case. Dr. Travers Twine, Q.C., applied to his lordship to allow a telegram which had been rewired from India in reference to the claim of Captain Campbell, of the flappers and Miners, of 25 per Mi. In addition to his share as belonging to General Whitlock's force, for some booty discovered and dug up, to be filed. The booty has been handed over to the government. The Attorney-General objected to the telegram ea hied , miscible. All kinds of documents had been filed, but the one proposed could not be allowed. The booty alleged to hays bees captured formed no part of the sum under the consideration of the cour t. w ilisferdaTiiPrei;cieltiie &earnest. The Attorney-Geoerel proceeded with his address. and concluded shortly before the boar appointed for the ad journment. The Queen's Advocate followed on the Name side on the part of Omani Whitlock. The learned counsel will resume his address to-day. COURT OF RANSRUPTOY.—Fsa. (Before Mr. °mambolossr Holroyd.) DI 13 ATM AND =LUSH. The bankrupt; were merchants at Nottingham aid New York. They taw in 1857, with liabilities of 200,0001. A dividend of 7d. in the pound has since bees paid. A final dividend sitting wee now held, and it was stated that the sum in hand was sufficient to yield a farther dividend of 2d. or 3d. in the pound, which will shortly be declared, and the estate wound op. FROM LAST NIGH7'S GAZETTE. [NAM 07 lOLIOITOIIB AIM 701 THIS ninouLas TO 1n ODTADOID AT THI 077= 01 TES otair 21113111111a1,, 000 ST 01 71A31130P10T, wornux.frersams.] BANKRUPTS. •BILABLX Miasmas, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, poem, to auras der March 6, at it. Itoissr Loin Mutsu" Romford. fishmonger. March 5, at It clanas Host rum. Sandown. Hants street , plumber, Mar. 5, at= Gioia! Dints Bastin, Upper• Islington, groom, Marsh 6, a 1.. HIRAM WOOD. /duct-streak BerenondeeT, tailor, Mar. 6, sd 12. RIMULT L* ON. Woßaen-place, St. John s-wood, historical da• graver, March 6, at 11. RICHARD TUCKS; Mao Cresoeut-.beet, Endon-sqUare, coach builder. March 6, at 11. Joan Wigs, Palmerston -ter., Camberwell, butcher, Mar BatlL EASIER RIARGRTSOW, Eleorgestreet, Hanover-Kau% sad Barnes, Surrey, surgeon, March 6, at il. Roan= Ltreomen BLORWILD, Connaught terrace, Paddington, church vestment maker, March 6, at IL EDWARD RUM Bed Lion-equars, goldsmith. March 6, at 12. WILLIAM HAITRILKY LORD, Boologne-sur-Mer, March 0, at it Jogs mire, Joluswgrest, Zdewsreroad, morn merchant, March 6. at 12. WILLIAM ADAMS, 8L Ives.Thults, wpm, March 0. at 1. THOMAS LMABY, Old Manar-etreet, Olteless, carver. )W.4 st 1. HARVHT Pumper, Pridapat.. elty,commlados . Mar.6,stl. WILLIAM MAW BALI& Cotteanore, Ilinstnurner, March 6. PAL CHASM DOIPBOa, Lanciport, Haab, pork bracket. Var. 7. at 1. loans Sian CAurla, Greabaxa-plaos, Brixton, and Wribrook. anctionser, March 7, at RI nap ICING, Barns-row. 111.1.Ugssx, surgeon, March 7 , IS 2. Joins DAVIra. Brian-yard: Borough, &imam. March 14, at 11. Yalrsaw erznans, Sovereign-mews, Idgware.read, coach builder, liareitl6, at 11. AllOlllO P4ltau, Moor-is,., Bobo, confectioner, March 14, at It WlLLiall Kum Hwang, Besursont4Sreet, St. liarsisbone, professor of rondo, March 14, at 12. lONS WIEST Thous, Bushes, jeweller, March 2. e/ It Joni DAILLVTOII and !OM SAXILTOX Pilaw% hinge manufacture" March 6, at 1!. Blzmingham, !Molina WSLinit, Batton Coktield, Wanda/shire, working brewer, March 9, at it WILLIAN HAIM TogiMa, Bhudngbam, wham& milliner, llama 6, dal It wrumt Lovzia, Leamington Priors. carpenter, Mar. 6, at It WILLIAM MmioneS, Aston, Warwickahke, spoon manufacturer, - AH MArch ItAHAM % TATmpa and THOMAS SOBER2', THIMMA ffhifford• &Ire, deestricel proprietors, Mute 7, at 12. Thomas Musa NICHOLAS. Newport, Mooroostbeighs, nor- chugs clerk. March 2, et IL BABAS Shain. Bristol, grocer, Merck 2, ee IL ExibBIECH. Mime, Cardiff, abip broker. March 3, at 11. Thomas FARM. Btanningley, Torkab., Innkeeper, MAL 8, at 11 Tiromat Niorroo,Beal, I orkshire. corn miner. March 1 1 . MU- Sloan CLARK, Walseby, Motto. forgoer, Marche, MU. THOMAS "lAMB_ _Pembeelek • forkeb., bookkeeper, Mar. S. Ma. W11.1.10w RoBB. UseepOol, theatre proprietor, March f. et U. Harr HARTER, Livorpool. *gen; Maid 2, as SMOKY Devote, Llowwwit. Deobiphoh., Mar.!, at 11. 'Mown Booing, Meeks, ,Daßder, March I, at 11. SICHAaD CART kr, March 2, Ma t 1 JOSHUA MAILBSIME, T s 'j' builder, a, gall. axasailo X'ASMAX,lturaialbrupoo•Tjaa, timber nierchaat, _ _ . )Marsh!, at IL WILLIAM Illemeila, Newcemihrepoo-Tras, WA Iron manufro toyer, liarelt 2, silt GDOZOITEOXPOCC, Elredisgbais, varebeaseman, Mar. 9, at 10, 191:21,12x PLATT, Kauchister, eonmercial elect, Mu. 2, at 2e. BERNARD Caasols. Liverpool, proviskos deeket, March 5, at 24. 11231 A JUMP= WOGIDA29.II, Itrapool. triage mambo tuner, March 6, at s. RIMS IFILLX22, liverpool, meemeger. March 5, at 11. WILT wa Rum, Broughion.M.Varpme, Lemeashire, shoemaker, March'. silk BtaeaanGoYllt, Bridgwater, Bornereetabire, travelling spat to a brewery,_Mar 7, at 10. Jas BEIM lIINOHLT7IIII. Morley, Toriwit., tailor, MereKaill. JOHN MAIL E XIJawAT, Bhr eld, planter, Mirth %at 1. Csamornsa Mrrios, Beath lihoehury, Itests. general Meg keeper, March 7, at 1. WiLuex nocuyra yzym, Maidenhead. Bertehiro, bow de- castor, March 3. at 11. 0103.01 Locanwer, Zona Mil* Notts, miller, March If, at U. WILLLAN PADDISAI KIND acathamptoa, tam. Mar. 7, ant All Gam, Cheatham. ImeoWh, watchmaker. lab. 10, at 11. Janus Comomm. Dewier. pottar, March 10. at M. Jams WM Willmankr& ar caw. Feb. at 10. Ommakikwmar, Badiewortle. Glaamatershlre, butcher. Marsh I, stn. WILLuX BoerOCZ. Maxebester, labourer. Werth 12. at W. JoS Rounds. Myfod, Montgomerysh., bowsaw. Wm 11, W WikLust EzAswito, Great and Inthe Mande% Ilaacembho, hem laboursr. March Vat 11. a151ak11111.1.1.91.% brick maker, March l, at 11. _ Foam Joss, DawW, Shropshire, Nara 7, at IL Meta Jswral, Bt An- W, Cornwall, pooer March a, at 11. Yaws ItsTriorirs, St , ComwiA March a. at IL Hawse Goouniro, -heat. etsitorashirs, borerhoass Kasper. March St at IL loam NIWTON, Potato& Llsoolash..trroesr Minh a, Is It Jaes POILIT. Crewe, Cheshire, saddler, March o. M 10. Mush= WILLIA3I2 , We ll ington. Shropshire, isakorpsr, March a, at 10. Itiaissa DANIEL, Stoterapon-Treat, oossmirdoa went, March a, at 11. WILLIAX CA2IU, Brighton, aspartame?, March 7, at 11. ORLANDO Walcui7, Yost, wevidng jeweller, March 8, at 11. WILLIAM Tan" PDX. Bondable, saddler, March 8, at 11. CKAHLHS 11.1D0114, Thorns, Totality% agricultural labourer, March 7. at 2. Wit ZIAXENATIONS. March It J. Mawr. Illatiarrest, lissapelead. dealer of mai eine-March It F. Fowles, Hereford, late I mk.e C. Bowers, Colwell, Herefordshire, pubtican-A IL W. Luna bard, Hurkehureh. Donstaldre, termer.- 12. J. Rotten -1 Fremington, Devonshire, builder-April 12. B. Frost, 172C0n. Devonshire. cabinet maker-March 16. A. Popplawell, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. flannel menefacturer-March 16. A. 11. Denton. Bradford, worsted stuff nanufacitnree-March 16. W. Oath, Bradford, stuff naerchant-laarek 17. W. Roberts, Rules field, Yorkshire, file manufacturer-March et J. Atkins, liver pool. stevedore-March 16. T. Conbrott a r im ver=ipe store dealer-March it. J. fieragg, Bullet victual ler-March 8. L. H. Parringtoa, bliddiston One Row. Durham, Innkeeper-March 8. T. Idwards, Westubsaper-Mare, Somer. organist-March 23. J. Marsden, Osseitt, Yorkshire, 7rat s tl i r iezlgarch 28. J. Scholia, Dewsbury, Partake, lnmoc, Dewsbury, late b.eekosel joiner rch 7. P. 0. Flanagan, Rochdale, chemist-March SS. A. Chambers and W. Chambers, Randal. Wastakeeland. hulldere-Maroh 9. J. Farnworth, Aldeney Cheshire, boo km aker-March 9. J. Holmes. Oldham, tailor- March mouthshire, tailor-March 13. J. B. Is ant Pontypool, Mon mouthabire, solicitor- March& W. Giblet*. Olaatonbury, emu setahire, grocer-March & A. Champion, Olaetoubnry. shop keeper -March 13. .1. Abbott, Debenham. Suffolk, lam ar- March 6. J. Merchant. Swam Wen-hoes , keep r-. -March 6. L J. Mostitlaa teacher of langintris -March S. H. H. Symons, Heavitree, Detmahire, labourer-. March 14. J. Hobson. Leicester, grocier-March 17. I. Mills, Old swinford, Worcestershire. bootinaker -March 21. R. Broughton, Wedneabury. bricklayer-March IL D. Taylor, Eingdon-upon- Hull, beerhonse kesper-Mveh 21. R. Hayward, Darlaston, Staffordshire, miner-March 21. B. Wilson, Norton, Yorkshires potato merchant -Feb 28. Rev. J. B. Tale, Crostwight, Nor folk, clerk In holy orders-Feb. 18. J. D. Wale, Norwich, licensed victualler-March 2S. T. Pastor, Brighton, bricklayer- Waren 12 W. Pollard. Birmingham, oral dealer-March 12. H. Turner, Aston , juta-Birmingham, .1. merchant-March It J. Bedworth, jun.. Birmingham, tobacco dealer-March 12. 6. Haw kes, Birmingham, jeweller-Much It W. P. Johnson, Birmingham, tile maker-March 12. J. Shaw, Aston-jatta-Bir minghera. journeyman tinplate worker-Marek 11. IL Butler, men., Aston, near Birmingham, coal dealer-Mark 12. Ann Tandy, Birmingham, dealer in bread-March 6. W. Beat Chesbam, Buckingharinhire, coach builder-March 24. A. Walker, Winslow, Buckinghamshire. generaldealar -March 14. J.Wright, Fleetwood, Lancashire. plasterer-March 14. T. Bilsboreugh. Blackpool, Lancashire. fishmonger-March 8. J. B. Hartuell, Bonbon, Devonshire, licensed victualler-March el B. rider, jun., Haddenham, Buckinghamshire, bootentker-Mark IL A. tannon. Lewknor, Oxfordshire, lonkeeper-March 14. T. Broadwoodwidger. Devonshire, farmer-Marsh 16. W. IL herd, Hereford, farmer-April & J. W. Walker, Barton apon- Humber, Lincoln hire. innkeeper-March 18. J. Riley, clog maker-March I& B. Hamer, Halifax, iron dale-Mush it W. Riley, Halifax, bserhoese keeper -March IS. M. M'Donald, Carlisle, bookmaker-March l& J. Wilson, Cumberland. farmer-March 13. N. Btentos, Culls* lnntaaper -March 13. J. Treadwell, Newington Stoke .f4= biscuit manufacturer-March 7. 8. wr, sen.. sawyer-March 17. W. Hunt, Sittingbourne. at, pour- March 6. J. Hors and 0. C. Bore, Swansea , dealers in mitten ✓ March 7. & Hudson, Dawley, Shropshire. puddler s:aril-9. T. Parker, DurUsh, plumber-Much #9. T. Lusty, Ulsg, Olonoesterstdre. timber merchant. BAHERIIFICIRIS AIfIIIILLED. Feb. 17. Wivaur Hirrcantsoe, West Hartlepool, railway con tractor, and Redden. Roxburglishire, farmer. Feb. 17. JOSEPH PLATT LOCKWOOD, Penktone, Yorkshire, wool len cloth manufacturer. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. Lomax AND 900111 W Mtn RAILWAY OCHMULATITI SOCIETY Mauna?, April 10, at 16, at Umbra County Court-for proof cd debts and claim DIOLULE.TIONB OF DIVIDEND . Fat WO NEAT., Folkestone, stenionar-Ist dividend of 6.. lid.. Feb. 21, and subeoquent Wednesday. at Parkysfe, Wit. WILLIAM MOOint, Upper Eine-itrest, Bloomsbury-square, boot. maker -Ist dividend of L. 3d., Feb. el, and subsequent Wed nesday, at Partying's, Besingball.strest WILLIAM BYAllr, H littoreditek, llosomed victualler— Li dividend of ~ Feb. 21, and sebseqnsail Wednesday, at Parkynia hada/dial-street. Ronan iluaani Mow,. Exeter, grocer-Ist dividend of Ila ad., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Tester. JOHN LuWOPCX, °nine, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer—let dividend of la. T, d., say Toceday, at Morgan's. Manchester. Tamed TOILILIRSOR, Belford, wood turner-Ist dividend at Is. 1 any Tuesday, at Moegan'a, Manchester. MART otd. BO LLARD and Y. It. BOLLARD, Middleton, Lancashire, ironfounders—Lt dividend of Is. led., any Tuesday, at Moe tan's, 111b.nchester. Aferacre BRALD, Nelson. Lancashire, cotton manufacturer —lse and tad dividend of es. 10d. on new proofs, and Lad dividend of 131 d. on wheels prods, any Tuesday, at Morro's, Yaw itiCHMO. BID Preston, draper-Ist dividend of U. oa new proofs, and ftid dividend of did. on whole proofs, soy Tee day, at Morgan's. Manchester. Saxon Wromas, Over Winsford, miller - Ind dividend of It. dd., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. JANES Baadow, iiverpool, -(dm,w--lind dividend of any Wednesday, at Tener's, LiseepooL W. It. Dourmi, North wick attorney-Ist dividend of id., may Wednesdvy, at Turner's, Liverpool. loans foment, Liverpool, cotton salesman-Ist dividend of 18 Md., any Wednesday. st Turner's, LiverpeoL DiVIDINDB. March It W. Pheppard, High-street, Horton, currier—March 12 11. faachon. Bhipbourms. MN* late farmer —March 12. 1 C. Oreetimm, Landpnrt. Hampshire, tobacoonkt— March 11 W. Westgarth, Thresdneedle-street, and Melbourne. Victor* mer chmt—March 12 T. Coma, firesehry, Nottinghamshire, tamer —March It Z Station and 4. Batton, itadolla. 1 attcamblnk cot ton spinners—March It. W. C. 211 a, Chutes, Buckinghamshire, dimentiug minister —Mere! T. AL three. baton, Denbighshire, beerseller —March 7. ti JOINS. 1 laagollen, Denbighshire, fusser —March h. T. Wilson, Besersham, Westmoreland, shier— March & C. Matthews. Duniseswell, Devonshire, yeoman—March 3. P. Higruss. Phleaak, Oerawall, —March 3. lemma Richards, Oaroborne. Cornwall, arch 8. IL lama, Tritford, Lincolnshire, groo r—l6zeb S. G. Green, Mhz= PSI Al dissent, Unistinshire, painter —Maieh 8 la Tetfard, Lineolnehfre, schooinsistress--March S. P. WOW% Whitshaven, Cumberland, poor— Mara 29. W. A. Freston, Kraig, Ofssorgsamiin, tromesslisr. sad !Woad, ilicisometer- aim aStasaw. PARTNIZSITIS DISBOLVID. Z. Onashslob and H. Oresabalga. Ersdshav, T.itos, °sills 1,13120/•••-T. O. Mew ma W. H. Y fta. tailors—Z. It. Ado sad I. CO*. Old Iloat.ros4. —Z. Cosh hank T. Hillary, sad F. onulth lamosakke, down Tees. so lir as new& A • ELECTION PETITIONS. Petitions were presented complaining of undue returns for Canterbury. Loodoodeirry, Portsmouth, Barnstaple, Tißer, and the Noah Riding of Yorkshire, sad Y s za hoase adjourned at 1 o'clock. *parting Intelligent. LINCOLN SPRING RACER-TunDAY. The important racing campaign of 1866 may be fairly said to commence with Lincoln Spring Meeting, sod turfites annually welcome the return of their professional engage meal& with evident sips of satisfaction. The platform st Binge-crewon Mooday was thronged with the familiar faces of all denominations of racing men, and bookmakers, owners, trainers, and jockeys congratulated mob other os the advent of • season which eves premise of being the moat important ever inaugurated at the capital of " the fens." The 2.45 and 5.0 trains on Monday afternoon were largely patronised, the demand for beds on their arrival at Liocolu being greater than on any former meetings. The streets of the quaint old town were divested of their nand quiet demeanour by the large influx of visitors, and knots of parsons were congregated in the vicinity of the principal hotels during the erasing, discussing the prate ankh of the various animals likely to run in the handicap with the pertinacity and never-failing animatioo for which the true professional is so well known. The probability of the frost neesesitating a postponement, as was the ease last year, was another theme of conversation. The air being keen sad sharp, the sky slier, and the ground bard, many ex pressed their opinion that racing might be impossible, but these fears were soon allayed, for the wind chaeged wards midnight, and the morning was quite mild. The early hoar at which our reporter NM *impelled to despatch his parcel precludes the possibility of giving any further introductory remarks. Below, however, will_be found full details of the running : Tan Tara, Busse of 5 gore. each, with 30 added, for 3-7r.olds sad upwards; penalties and allowances. One mile. (14 subs) Mr. Robert's Wile Man, by Oxford—The Wise Woman yrs. est 101 b lCameroni 1 Marquis of Hantings's Alberta, Syrs, Tat . (J. ftrimansw I Mr. T.i H. D. Doers Old Wanks, 4 yrs, Bst 31b (T. Mallows') S position sad Wild Boy Tin. Betting ? to g a ma OM Warden, 6 to m !apt Alberta. 6 to 1 Dar two.' 1 7 811BS00 LUSBY Rum of 5 son, each, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds • colts, B.t 101 b ; Mies, Bst 71b ; wissers extra. Strai g ht ran is, about half a sails. (51 subs.) Mr. Chaplin s Problem, by Newminase—Triangth Set 716 Palma) 1 Captain Cluisties f by Dundee—Seerlfica Wt 71b (J. Ortsishaw) 2 Mr. /mason's Marino, so ne (Monis) The following also ran : Festival, Pneumatic, Om Dixide Lend, Nonchalaneht 8 epmshlil, f by Dundee—Blanc= Middleblis, Vicious, Charles IL, f by Oxford. dam by Moantsin Deer—lbis, Regents's, Ariel, Phantom Sal, fby Woolwich— Betsy Carr, Sister to %foghorn, Bounneaway„ Monmouthshire Lass, Libertine, and Miss Belmar. Betting: II to 1 sett the ileerillas may, 100 to 15 apt Problem, 10 to 1 each apt Wes Batsman and Charles the Second, 11 to 1 apt A7lOl. 100 to 7 eget Offiniton. 100 to • edit Nana 70 to 1 each apt Bounceaway and Libertine,xs to 1 apt ffeelal, 113 to 1 apt atapenhiLl • considerablethne elapsed before the lap field could be despatched. When fairly off Of took up the rumatni with a sited lead a Phantom Sall, /saint La 11 SeerUlce Barba, Problems. and Kim Batsmen, the most prominent the next division beingVicioas and Naar to King horn. As the lot streamed as towards the distance 011Ington tjavg , ira b L ak and N the favourite went ca d fro i r es , clo y al i trudici 51. distance the three placed hantom Sell, 4l' ed themselves out, but a hundred yards from home the nos was virtaally a match between the Beatles Ally and Problem, between which pair a most determined struggle ensued from the commencement of the endows, and although the favourite seemingly had the bast of 11, she stumbled a few strides from home, and lir. Chsplin's popular netnews ware landed by a short head, a deafening cheer being raised as Catanoe literally lifted the filly in In the last stride. Marino was beaten three lengths for second place ; Phantom Sall, fourth, two lengths off ; Sister to Ihighorn, Viaous, and Miss Bateman were next ; then came a cluster, the most prominent being Winston, Festival, and Bounceaway. The mat division comprised liegentess, Stepenhill, the Oxford filly, the Blanche of Mlddlebie filly, Pneumatic, and Libertine, the latter pulling tip before/sacking the post. THE Llitootwanuut HANDICAP of 15 *ova. each, 10 ft., S oats if declared, with 100 added ; for 9-yr °kissed upwards ; winners extra. One mile, (80 Babe., 26 of whom pay 5 sore. each.) Mr. R. Kirby's Treasure Trove, S yrs, let 71b Marker 1 Mr. (badman's Ssccharouseter. • yrs. set (Metsaoel S Mr. H. Hill's Copenhagen, 5 yea, 7st 121 b . (H Parry) II The following also ran ;--Osmina, Stockinger, Star, Historian, Skirmish, Proviso?, filbert, Grapeshot Valiant, Earl Lynn, Welbeck, Advance, Elastic, Minnette, Miss Williams. Dulcimer, Caithness, Miss Haworth. Wellesley, Heliotrope, In heritress, ?Deem, and Begum. Betting: 2to I sing Copenhagen. 5 to 1 apt Valiant, and 12 to tel apt Caithness, 1110 to 8 eget East Lynn, 100 to I each apt Baoeharometer and Historian, 20 to 1 each Treasure Trove and Proviso?, 25 to 1 apt Skirmish, 20 to I apt Oenuna, SS to each apt Lucky Star and Dulcimer, 40 to t each apt Hello :resign! Elastic. A few breaks away took place before Mr. M• could get the field in order, but they were at length on even terms. Caithness swerving Immediately ran against a post, dismounted his jockey, and bolted out of the course ; but fortunately little Peak. alt hough ahsken, eugrained no serious injury. Twilight (lemma, and Lucky Star were the first to show in advance, but after going 110 yards, Treasure Trove rushed to the front and led by two or three lengths, at a rattling Twilight immediately dropped away, and Valiant. His ,Baccharometer, Skirmish, and Copenhagen closed with Gem= and Lucky Star, and the lot ran with little variation for hail a mile, when Lucky Star, most formidable, broke down. Fairly in the straight, Copenhagen and Valiant, followed by Saccharometer, quitted thetr horses, the rear division presenting a long tail. AU eyes were (dratted to the favourite, and at the distance he seemed to have the race at his mercy, but about 150 yards from home be was in difficulties, end Valiant shutting up immediately afterwards, Saccharoseeter went is pursuit of Treasure Trove, and being ridden in the most determ.ned manner by Castanet, and answering every call with extraordinary game- DNS, "Saco' closed up the gap but never quite getting up, Truman Trove won by a neck ; 'Copenhagen was third, two lengths in rear of Paccherometer ; Valiant, fourth ; East Lynn, fifth ; and &gum., Dulcimer, Twilight, Historian, and Skirmish, close together,heheled the others t the last of whom were Dreams, ARTD3AN3' AND LAI3OITREES' DWELLINGS. ---- - Mr. X. TORRENS moved for leave to brim in a bill to provide better dwellings for artisans and labourers, sad explained the method by which he proposed to accomplish the object. The bill would enact that wherever the Home Seerebuy might be called on by any corporate body he shoald direct an inspection to be made of &Whits where =oe was supposed to ripe or overcrowding hod so great as to endanger the public health. After inspectice, ths local authorities should be requested to terra an estimate of the expense of removing and re. building, and _thereupon the Publics Works Loan Commis dopers Amid grant, on the security of the rates of the district, nee sum se would sneble the work to be done. Mr. Looks seconded the motion, which was supported by Mr. Masaled, sad Mr. (Wilde!' &squelches on behalf of the government, leave was given to bring in the bill. AN EDIJOATIONAL FBANOHISE. Mr. CLAY asked loan to introduce • bill to *teed the elective from:bias for cities and boroughs is Becloud and Wales by the creation of an edutiatimal qualification. This quint:atlas, be scrplabed, was that any man of full age should ban the right of submitting himself to be examined balers the Civil Services Commierlarion, mad upon sash m imic/Ai°, should receive • certificate, which he woniddsliver *the town clerk, or ha ate-imorporsted boroughs to the a& eon shagged with analogous furetieny sad that %becomes be should he plead on the miter of voters foe soak borough. A payment of a tea of la. would hays to be made by him spot presenting *melt to the commissiosen as • candi date, sod • farther fee of Is. Bat. upon the receipt of his certificate. The subjects upon which he would be ax maned and oortificated were reeding, writing, spelling, and the rules of arithmetic. The motion was seconded by Mr. 411160112, who mind that the measure would have the effect of admitting the Mr of the working classes *the possession of the franchise, whilst he did not believe that they would be admitted in a preponderating somber. Lord ELMO supported the bill en the ground that II 'retained a practicable and an istalligible schema, and whilst it would enfranchise the intelligent and worthy members of the industrial orders was likely to be a final measure. Mr. HORBMAN taunted the radial party, and Mr. Bright as their leader, with the apathy and indifferences they and he had exhibited on the great reform queatioe,notwith standiog their clamorous professions out of doors. With regard to the proposed bill, he oomplimentod the hon. mem ber for Hull on having redeemed hie promise, which was more than ber Majesty's government had done, and upon the pastries of • sofficieet statesmanship to devise • project which would invest with the suffrage a clam of parsons who ought to be represented in parliament, instead of carrying out the idea of Lord Rural, sad pro- posing an extension of the franchise that would be tanta mount to obscene the Hones of Commons by a mob. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—My right boo. frisod who has just sat down ham expressed the hope that be would bear • few words from the Treasury bench upon this occasion, and that hope of my tight hon. friend shall be gratified, but my words, I elan aware him, will be very few. (Laughter.) The principal duty which I have to perform is to render • just tribute to the speech of my hon. friend the member for Hull (Mr. Clay). That speech I thought was characterised by great force, great ability, and great clearness of statement—(bear, bear)—as well is by considerable ingenuity in handling • very difficult sub. just, but above above all by an lorded sarserassa and sincerity and a sense of the serious nature et the Position in which he was speaking. (Hear, hear.) For all these qualities I thank my boa friend, but especially for the dis play of those qualities in that portion of his address which related to the moral character of those to whom he particu larly referred. (Hear, boar.) My right hos. Mood who has just sat down sought to load me beyond the performance of this task by the contrast which be has benevolently been pleased to imagism between tits position of my bon. friend the member for Hull, who has fulfilled all his pledgee, and that of her Majesty's government, whom ho thick, already, before thew ban spoken one ward, have contrived to break their pledges. (Hear, bear.) I °moot admit the existence of any of that mortification which he supposes we must suffer in contemplating the triumphant integrity sod honesty of the boo. member for Hull. I can feel in this iostacce the satisfaction which the conduct of a geed maw naturally inspires, but that satisfaction is entirely unalloyed by any sting or reproach of conscience with regard to what we have done or not does upon the subject of reform. In the speech of her Majesty it was stated that the government ware argued in gathering in formation upon the subjeet. Well, sir, our responsibility open that part of the question may be very well tested by two ootudderations—fist, the time at which ths cabinet was formed, sad the state of public business after the death of Lord Palmerston ; awl next, whether after the tenor of the debates which took place is 1860 it was or it was not material and important, with • view to the tars factory handling of ibis subject, that an e ff ort should be made to place parliament and the country is poessasiaa of the beat and most accurate information which we could command. (Hear, hear.) We came to the conclusion that snob an effort was desirable ; and if my right bon. Mend (Mr. Horstnan) thinks fit to challenge our judgment, and mays that this was a proceeding intended only for evasion or delay, it is quite competent to him to do so, and we shall be ready to most him when be invites the house to assent to such sn opinion. (Hear, tour.) But if our views were just, oar duty was a 1 SECESSION or • CLAAGYMAN.—The Ipswich .gx.- perfectly simple one. We hays prosecuted the business of press of yesterday states that the Bev. P. Guidon, of this inquiry, sad the management and rnaniptilatioo of a Oxford University, vicar of Airington, sear Sudbury, boa ember of particulars with reference to the situation of intimated to his parishioners his isteatioe of re:sigma( his counties and boroughs ; and if the returns are tabs pandered living, with a view to joie the communion of the church of worthy of this house, and are to present that accuracy and Rome. It is a family living, worth abash 5004 a-year. precision of which the subject admits they could not be DISPATCH OF THE ACEIFILALIAN KUM —SoIITII •H••••d without • considerable lapse of time, and not • mo- p ros; F r& 20.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company ,. meet has been loot for that purpose, and the aononnosmont steamer China, Captain Bartell, sailed this afternoon with of the time when it will be my duty to make a proposal to the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt. Aden, the house on the subject of reform has depended and will Ceylon, India (except Bombay), Chia., Mauritius, the depend on the day when wo shall be able to produce this Caps of Good Hope, Australia, and New Zealand. She information. A very few days, I hops, will now elapse ,tooh ant 61 first-class and 22 second - class passengers • and before I shall be able to state when that day hag arrived , an Insight 392 boxes of specie, vales 110,6561. 6a. fid ; . for (Chan) Eat capon thspresent occasion I hones', to say the folio:tong ports, viz., Galls loversigna, 5,000/. ; for myself that my bosom ' s lord sits lightly es his therm aw n; s il ver; Amu . 4.3611 (Laughter.) I have no sins to answer for on my own pars so u gb rm d ; jewellery; 2,0 6 61. L. B C ; ba ; or on that of my colleagues, so far as any delay hitherto is silver 20,000?.; jewellery, garnets, &a., 3191. 10:;Slangbai, cowered, and with respect to the very mild and modest dollars, 4,900/. • Hendon, dollars, 29,4651. ; gold tilted, invitatios of my hon. fried the member for Hull, and the ...tam. Ac., . i c ..„ ebow , doom sea silt.. coin, mon detailed and elaborate {crudes of some gentlemen 1,9461.154. Shaagisi, dollars, 1621. 111 s. ; Haissea's Bay, ' who followed him in debate for some •lplre.lo6 epi- ; 826 E; Sydney, j goce it eci , ;sa d f or Mon from me on the part of the government is reference Almendro, silver win, 8151, ; and a fall cargo of grand Ito the merits of the proposal of my boo. friend. I flatter mege b an ci se . myself that neither the respect which I teal for those gee. r _ Berm, nor the admiration which I entertain for their i a.7 . :=7 • '• Alr o Un o ir a abilities, nor any Mier mores or mardmalion, be it what babothem Jo boss oar Myths by illness t 61isr it may, will mooed is extracting from nos one single weed, Aar sorrow are comatent companionailough la mar seen (Laughter.) their tenure Is short when Holloway's remedies re meg to Lava was them given to bring in the till. dispossess than. Them mediespaenta of be sad heartily raccoon — dad to all Invalids as the moat sae, and THE ACT OF UNIFORMITY. Omar meats of all tart Is good, and out all Is • committee of the whole .hose, that is *semi e and Internally they ern Mr. BOUVERIE eft trod leave to bring is a bill to .daPPlia4l4." both " W Y &mom Boffowees are des repeal certain of the Act ef Uniforrity. changed " I ' b y dstefi " s o m .... t. b y Tha lmin g. en k r puithlma nly ale :r am am right his NMI the perdue d the quail= sus ihe pros M whhsh the are sold Is reedesal some distance In the rear. _ _ _ . _ _ Hums Races n Handicap of 5 Boys. mob, 3 ft, with 50 added ; wtnoore extra. Two miles civet mix flights of hur dles, (31 subs.) Mr. Baylis's Clairvoyants, by Ds Clare—Ravellle's dam, yea, 9st (White) 1 Mr. Copeland's Queen of Trains, 6 yrs, 10et.... (J. Knot) Lord Paulette Ace of Hearts, 6 mss,, 9st 716 The following also tan : Cluuch Ko hunt, Patience Haskell's, Contralto, Love Letter, lositoksa, Dermoteathors,Beatinoar, and fly by Night. leetting 6to 2 eseb agst Clairvoyants and Ace of Hearts, 10 to 1 eget Queen of Trumps, 190 to 9 eget Beek:Maw, 109 to 8 agst ilenenoar. Won by a neck ; a bad third. OXFORD ♦HD CAMBRIDGE BOAT RAcz—ln spite of the late unpropitious state of the weather, and the great quantity of lend water ant through tbe heavy rains, both crews, bowleg been finely determined spot), ere now in active training over the usnel long courses. Some slight alteratiomi have taken lees in the Cambridge boat, and the crews are now Sc follows: OXFORD. R. T. Rates, Merton, F. Crowder, Braaenoae. W. Freeman, Merton. Y. Wdlan, Ileac% J.P. Henley, OrieL W. W. Wood, I.7nivendty. H. P. S& anus. Christ (meth. M. Brown, Trinity. IL C. Und erklll. J. IL Selwyn. and Ttinity. J. NHL Cants. H. lortiscse. J. W. Bourke. WV:Z. D. 1. Steavenson, Trinity Hall. N. Watiaty,B4 John's. W. Y. Griffith; ard Trinity. Ilabai an/i ifttlaturg. CHATHAM. Pm 20. The head-quarters and service companies of the 72nd Highlanders, recently arrived from India, left for Edinburgh by special train this afternoon. PORTSMOUTH, P. 20. The Simoom, iron screw steam troopship, Captain Thomas Lethbridge, is to be ready to proceed to Inland with the 92nd Regiment from Aldershot by the let March from Ireland she will proceed to the Mediterranean and the Wait ADMIRALTY, Fun. 20.—Naval Cadet (nominated) Arthur B. F. Bailey. PLYMOUTH, Fan. 20.—Rumours have circulated here to-day that Fenian tendencies have been discovered among the military and naval forces at this anthal. On inquiry, however, it has been discovered that such alma tines were entirely without foundation, and only arose from exaggeration' of ordinary trivial eircumstaneas in no way whatever connected with Fanianiam.—llcuier's Tele gram General Grant is expected to visit this country in May. Be will probably be ancempanial by General Sherman. TBI HMTH or LONDON.—It appears from the rehire issued by authority of the Registrar-Genera that in the week that ended ea &Aural, February 17. the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,459 ; the deaths registered, 3,301. Thermions' rote of mortality wee 28 per 1.000 henna living. In Leaden the births of 1,069 boys and 1,024 girls, in all 2,093 children, were registered in the week. In the cor responding weeks of ten years, 1856-65, the average num ber, corrected for ineresse of population. was 2,132. The death, registered in Ludas doting the week were 1,365. It was the seventh week of the year ; and the average num ber of deaths for that week is, with eorrection for decrease of population, 1,467. The true number wee 300 deaths less than that °budged by calculation. Typhus was fatal in 65 curie, whooping-cough in 56, scarlatina in 36, measles in 30, smallpox in 25, diarrbces in 24. Six childree died of whooping-cough do the Hackney-road sub distriot, 4 in that of Peckham. Bronchitis and pneumonia continue cc the decline ; there were 131 deaths in the week from the farmer, and 59 from the latter. To phthisis 170 deaths were referred On the 7th inst., at 2, Pembroke-street, Islington, the wife of a cabman, aged 28 yeses, died of " cholera morbus after eating nth." (f Nutt.) Os the 11th jut.. at 31. Broad sheet, Goldeo-square, a milkwoman, aged about dO years, died of " esheassios from extreme cold, sad want of suffi cient food ; forted insensible, and died in a few minutes." The following three death. by carriage accidents in the streets were registered is the week :—A °armee. aged 50 years, ran over by a cart ; died on 7th February in Univer sity College Hospital. The wife of a courier, aged 76 years, run over is the Boston-road ; died cc 3rd Februar y . A cabman, aged 6d years, fell from a cab ; died on Bth Fe bruary in the Royal Fres Hospital. CITY COMMISSION or b:sween.—At the weekly meeting of the Commissioners of Sewen of the City of London, held yesterday noder the presidency of Mr. H. De Jersey, the chairman, a letter was read from the directors of the City Gas Company, expressing their surprise at the discrepeny that existed between the molt of the loofa as to the parity of the gas supplied to their customers as made by their own officers and Dr. Letheby, the chemical examiner of gas to the City, and suggesting that Dr. Letheby should confer with Mr. Bootee, of Cbatlassa-*es, whom they had employed to test the gas, upon the subject. The communication was referred to Dr. Letheby, who said that he had no objection to do what was proposed by the company. A report was alto reed from Mr. Baylis, the solicitor to the commissioners, which stated the result of inquiries he bad canoed to be made in his official capacity with reference to diseased meat that bad bees sent to the different markets from the country, and which bad been seized and coedesined m unlit for human food. Mr. Baylis stated that it had been ascertained that in several instances where the meat that had been sent came from animals that had died of the cattle disease, the inspectors is the different diOrkte had given certificates that the animal was healthy, this being done In one or two instances without their having eves seen the animal which they represented to be healthy. Directions were given that a cop y of the report should be transmitted to the Privy Council, sad the court shortly afterwards adirurned. TYPHUS Wan IN ST. PANCRAS WONSHOURL Mx. Butt, the medical officer of the workhome, reported to the St. Pancras Vestry yesterday that four eases of Hus h had recently been sent from the home to the Fever ospital. The perm°s were only recently admitted into the house, and were isolated from the others. Be also stated that the lunatics from St. Panama Waldbaum had been refused admittance into the county whims Is as count of the existence of fever in the home. RAILWAY AND MAZE BILLS no PAILIAXINT.— Yesterday, Messrs. Smith and Frees, the examisers ap pointed to inquire into the staediog orders of both Homes of Parliament, resumed their sittines, when the following bills were disposed of :—Before Mr. Smith. The bills which had complied with the standing orders were the London (City) Corporation Ges ; Wye Valley Railway ; City sod London-bridge Railways. Belgravia end South Kensington New Road—this bill was referred to Mr. From for °amide ration. The Taviatock and Guesidthe Railway (opposed), and the North and South Wiltshire Junction Railway (unopposed). were declared not to ham complied with the standing orders. The adjourned cams were the St. Luke's (King's-cran) March Flied (unopposed), and the Limb er!» Railway (unopposed), to the 'fled instant. sad the Bath Corporation to the 27th instant. Before Mr. Frere. Ryde Pier Tramways Bill—the standing ardent were not complied with ; Thames River Poriftmesup—this bill was adjourned until the 22ed ; the Belgravia and South Ken sington New Road (unoppoied)--the abadarag orders had been complied with. HEALTH AND EINDEDDTI ILBOTOILID IT Dv BANAT'S MACY= NBVALMA Ammo& Foos Mike owes witheat Nor Oda' er lacosmaimeas=2affigaselm). dkinhoo ll psiol re. 1 1, Its nest in out is the feel for itil roausts. 110,880 cares annually.- Do Barry owl 00., No. Mc logias4lrost, Loodoo. W. la Woe at lo led. • lib.. to. OIL • 1111 s. MM., Nor ; Woe at 0. Orscookonielr Cloroddis 111.31111. • awl iftlanDelnel; and Mem = AI OtiMOSIMOOkI _____,.........., Waddington and 1. Waddington, Bradford, gum, makers-B. Dickinson, X. Dickinson, and IL F tingham, d , spun so ha as regards K. Dicklmoo-Mill* W. 11. Dawaou, Manchester, hutpronem-a, ca m d r ..,,..iin Haskell, Liverpool, oommiulou merchanta-k a l "*' r " . 11. ',neaten, jun.,Smith, Berjeants'im, .1, attorneys-1. Muff and H. Steel, Stokenpon•Treae. o ubee... V. Lanham and B. F. Lanham. Lakonia, haw. Margaret Fleming and lane Lister, Shipley, yod u hr Ns. - Muff,Muff, lincatrop, bgaz 1.., -B. Boxy and H. H. Wilms. iMardi-lani imirelimato m 1.. 0m, Lasoaahlre, roanufacturim chemists-J. %W p,--1 Ql' Bright, Lidwelly, Carmarthewlitre, tinplate makus-te ...' Brazendale and O. Jackson , Manchester, taiioss-a, g m ,. .... W. Bowie, Preston, dupers-8 W. Seitaidee and 1. - 4:5 Barrow-in-Furness, lancaahlre, ircammises-11. Ir h a i - ael & parkin, Halifax, trotinuagers-J. Arrowandth rad 0, irea Liverpoo, hide factoni-J. Forsyth and T. toraigh . p oi. - -• drapers. 1102LIff AMID PRIMPS. GialgOWt Pan. IPM it 4 the !acuity HaL Gleagow. rem &ma= and ALIWITIA &Mid, Haw % Feb. IC at the Royal Hotel. Dwadee. Joint DAVIDSON, (Heagow, ehipteaker, leb. 22, as % hoar Hall, Glasgow. WiLLung HAT, Banff. farmer, Muth 1, at the Me Arsti i i i. Banff. JAM" WALL= Lemon 811011011, Aber deen. een, silk mermr, PM, it i e . Tree Hotel, ;man RAT teg, Bina. , Banffshire, Um; M aid 1, ni a y ... m. Anne Ha MARKETS. TALLOW.—TozaDAY Evianro.—lla s method vicasi. to-day, at 47a. 6d., spot and liar* 47 e . td , h u ir en Ju i tz; sad mo litb arri . ms. 3d. ()debts to Doosi t b ar . DdioeTiti COTTOlL—Lremarooi, 1 7 n. 20.—A dou r market. &Imo to-ttoy, 6,000 bar. tag s *. . N ro ga z ktios sad expo& 2,500 Amato, 3 461. to •IN Di& 1 , 1 , 204 . ;se Ilmotio sod Bo* 200 Implias, f 7 to ; 100 lleyroo, mg, ILL..° Borst. 10d. $o 17141. ; Notkoa, IX to , kw : as., li d. to 13d. ; 100 Pont, 100. %IA COTTON GOODS. Yarionnerm, ha s e .l s motet generally has been quieter today th e nu n. an d though prios• in noel kinds dpramiji cloths are steadily maintained, then an seil eee says &good to press goods on the market rhea Am o y who are consequeatly to be dealt with re rare era terms. In _ shipping yarns we have bad a era awls amount of burner doiog, at about Friday's Ma ss shippers to all marker have bees buying moremim • many orders are yet held bank leader the isemeeka'g mi the parties bolding them will be side to do Wee try at leg a little Imps. The demand fee hones rode mei y of a general, but rather retail character. Prior ar as a rule, but with occasional tramostioas at lair eigi are in the boyar's favour. In cloth we bees keg aft market, sad it is understood Mere are leaf eltilikih orders waiting emoutice In the marlist, Mgy ka has bsea bat little badness treaseeled Woe. A ft harmers seem pretty °oddest, but bums We giving out their orders at pram, ktatau s h p to get some little comende• in prim present the hope does not appear very joarb i r is gratified as makers sees to beleasesdiagly with orders, and the sew meortain riper of Its Ida question readers them la wilting is moo under contract for load period/. By the him, Um is meant the fact that in some deader Ismer standing still that might be prolitaWy mph*, b rim of hands to week them. The revival of trade h gam many minowlyi tclstart *gala who had hitherto Wig. machinery idle, or partially kn., since an seek paddl e cotton famine. They And • scarcity of Mae, ad a f t becanselof the death of operatives, theirabecepari hid* trades, but lisemse, as we hear today from asededea many of their good bands are Lavin this rendey bar mom remunerative employment is the %Rod An America. To some =font she Worm has bees using seareer by the fart. that dears the low co be yea d tli entre hada, yo people were not takes ease MEM the mar extent as previously. People are WI ie am eases resew &boat the present high primed ortmlima of assoants whisk keep lading their way id I Americas as to the sleek ol old erica le Oiled being helper than was expected. A respaldierd old home there have revised Mar setiorsoe to speak of a ty of 2,500,000 belle, BM le sot a few here who now believe pot 'sly le Me militates the old crop, but in a erop of three "AIM II being also rased for the cluvent year ia aam o. Mil may be doubted, even if cation amid beeme dew whether manufacitarers espied beyond the preireefili labour market will be much 'soh easier to z. ell de they are at precept WOOLLBN.—Lummt, Ina. 20.—There has banned attendance at the coloured ball this minim sad I transactions d any importance base Whoa pima daisies of goods is chief demand hsve bees ram Id tweeds, though they have been traosierred mly is a Bail extent. The white =whet has also Teenatoi s got le presses. the *airy for hair lido having 'lowa Whip of animation. and nothing worthy of Wait tolim transpired. Bates are 'truly maintained MANUFLUTURKB.—Iliminaruza la. Irl—iisi many buyers have attended the mutat Wig, bur bag precast either from London or the meioses. Ulm Imaimetiowe appear so be carried ea very eastisuk, ill untamed high pries of saucy prevents; quads* me chases. There is, however, a steady bat sitherbwild toneineas doing in good fancies and steel and CUSset lab illrel, and the mine may be said of woolisa and bawl cords. WOOLEL—Homunterrsta, Fmk 20.—Tbd nimbi i quite bare of at deocriptiowe of colonel wools, lei Id heavy arrivals of last week have giver some relief to de trade by enabling the Loudon brokes to imam dr commencement of sales next week. Altbouglt the to be brought forward is comiderable, press aro used to rule higher. • Fll3. ha —At today's marital a noir rate supply of English wheat, which sells more hedy fully last Tuesday's cuireooy. Foreign le more WO after, at prima sot obtainable daring the weak. Pad" move* a quickly at prices is favour of Wiser. Boa sad peas unaltered. Oats slow and prices is Weir of buyers. A.rrivale for the week :—Wheat, 2,275; 6,668 ; oats. 3,823 ; beans, 386 ; pru, 400; teres,ll o ; rye, 16 ; Indian cern, 2,700 qrs. Irewtoti, Fn. 20.—The supply of wheat was rely limited here to-day. AU good qtudities win ham di at rather more money, la tier qr. bring °Maisel Is west instances. Barley in small supply, and lea. per qr. dam Beans and pew no alteratioc. Lamm. Fm. 20.—Fine old wheats sell fairly al Mt ha rates of Friday ,• oondition of new is gaers4lsa. oar off slowly without alteration in vdue. 810071 112 . 10 dear. Oa* beans, and other articles as before. Lamar:tor., Fan. 20.—T0-day's market was 15M5 51. tended, and for wheat there was a moderately wildfowl at Friday's rates. Flour steady. and umilisagrd Wok. Indian coin 3d. pea qr. lower. Malt, bow, sad unchanged. Oats in good demand at late salsa steady. Lvsw, Fem. 20.—At to-day's market we had a Pr 16 ' timelines sad a better show of wheat, good dr7 saslte made 6d, to la. more money ; damp descriptiom rise d male, at late rates. Barley, both malting sad isiseig ow. pies realised IL per qr. over last Tuesday's rates, wisk m active demand for seed purposes. Bprieg corn rum willed change. Prises per qr. im pea nal to tits grower : —112 1 4 red, old, &Abs. to 641 b., per imperial bushel, 411 - le 464 ditto red, new, 601 be. to 611 be., 42e. to 44a. Ilakf. best ahevelier malting, 53Ibe. to 54th'., 38e. ; ditto rues chevalier ditto, 521 be. to 8311:e. 'am 34e. Oats, 36Ibs. to 381ba., 245. to 265. . Oh" 43e. to de. Pees, maple, 6311 m to Bro Maur Si to 40i. Nnwoanni.on-Trni, Frs. 20.—We Walsall 011111 of oats from Scotland, but no wbett from the sank Ow market to-dip woo firm foe wheat, bat still the Weer tomes devoid of animation. The stock of Seer is vier bowie is large, and in some inranne where sibs premed len mosey is taken. Malting berisfindilli_, wards, and geiodiog la good demon& Bors orm unchanged. Oats 6d. per qr. cheaper. BIRTHS, ZARRIACTS, AID MOBIL =UHL BAlLEY.—Pobruary 18, at Manumit -perk WeareftW il. . thee' of 84 J. Y. Balky. Bari., M.P.. of • daughter. BRISTOWL —Tanury 19, M Gutman-4mM wife of J. S. Driatowe, M.D., of • dan_hter. COCKBUWW. — Ye la, at AmboYe Mansion. 94.7 71, M W A S wife of J. Oorkbant, BaV., of a son.. CmPITICK. —February I& Bt. Marleacnneeot, lawn perk, lin. J. W. capodelt, of a .on. DAY: 18, at Guildford, the wife of )]u.. DaR 71 . daugAter. ILLlMlTOW.—Yebsisary 18, at Roaebanh, WaliteMaYte rld Um wife of H. L. Ilithaton, Ego . c f a amok& IiARELLONS. SuciNoToN—AtiirrnuAu. It, al Paelel Church, by the Rev. J. Jones, M. Newydd, Pmnbrey, to Anne lalzabeth, oaud Armstrong, Esq.. of Forged Horne, Kidwelly, Meth rra: e i g LLOYD— LAWRENCE. Pebritary 19, after beery. TOMO. Iltarleton, by the ter J. B u tterworth. e- R.D.11.5.C.8., of 8. Thanes street, borough, to lieralt And, daughter of W. 8. Lawrence, Yar., frapleum user SWAN SURN AT.— Feb lb, at ritann4B lo e. land, by the Rev W. Mao; ,C.B. g. Abe., daughter of the late f. Burnet, Km., DMA DEW. Dadra MUMS. DISPEL —February 111, Man. the wile of Kr. IL Debi • Memo Lewbaidmi-rced, aged 70. B .I,,,tm—lei•rwagY 18. at BNB Lege, mar 10111 6 . 2Ws. Wariaert Lind, relict of the Rae Rea C. It so L BOLA —Maw" 18, at Londonetreet, Reading, Mad de. i sa 13 W — Sebelorl Is. a chlasasucatas, sasbtos. J. ma T W B BAakia.l7. asit O Ar as .— utriaa Pebruary eet .1 18 80.0. u ., w at a4 B age T r too: 3 l i ; Brixton , 811.11 ' widow of the late A. P. Thomas. Ra e = OMNI I —e. 1.11.61"..i.17111kbol by Waitib Iwo SALK 316 _, th! Qv el Load" Priai wi ra'"" ( W. litsowen. tbe Primbas cot Wiebblbbi. lswsr SI, 31. 071(1 t• No: 6,01 S V 65811270 0•01111b0nt m ots W all Climes ithrfthir , direct. p n on th e b, =len p 01•10011 of Foehaafrer "peed WOW. i 0 the col us serriseed io lly • a M 4 l/ 1 12nrittl, a : D om end (0., Live B pd f. K. MACKAY and imam MOM Lr THI LIVE PEILADELPHIA waliblaithefr=o. earning all UV CITY or CITY OF 00a CITY OF W eireii - VietieeeiY. Oebtn pomp by the 15, u. .. b 11 Ma ft r . 4 yeasea gm ett witawe tit MAN. sat ILICZY. !We M9NT CENI grab_ owl_ tai MIK= ?lissom- MIAMIAN- Tbos. BMW. I /XING' Yawed Lord Odom E ate B.IIE. Peto, • Fir 10 - b - eriligillaZl • Rama Blosetj . C =a, . T ierTelse W 7.2.-31- Aka. • :ohs imank..l Sam. Soda Pivk lidos hank. 'Mow eoliScaola — MegoL ialai ll Vidgrn—liseaLnlAl SOMMUZY essark,•.lisv; soyiinum — e — nta — ftTr 'Mom twee tbe Mont Ceots, f a distance cd e with those wM be created from theta* awl a wing bibs RNA The leresices hare will not noised of tetwt ati per ao MM. p WIIISCITIM anneal willidest, are = sii s . g esrds asd of AMOY at thi sforded a farther by tbe al annu ndlo swam these room llijar red. pa. 'anus t ttWer aid r•OSiVI • at the prove Qlis t . d of Messrs. 1 an-street, a irTit.l.7.oreettamertreo 110:: CENI assn Whi Ms O, Ihe lath IMO. 4C1T,10 BA Konza r iptai a NO =N:a Wednesday. . for the purr mdlaima fa favour of al oldie Oseparattos. and laWn ,a ea election 1 7 - mtitTloWs gasetto oilate• h li mms to.-137 W oral • • TM I i lIIPZ,cIi c*tll subtarlbe,2l, ill, MALLMa—lic nta Amos:dation m sold other securities, • kir •abort or leas pert Depositors trope as agrolloation at the boring thawed at a wawa " to bearer" li, lotabartl-etnet, LIVERV TIES and I Delweireet. and 11100111111 JOHN Pk slam an psys WAINEI TV 7&&Y sad G Izrs warreato llla Its the largest SII4 goods d ow Illustrated twit al,Oga worth best trargalteras sod wea rfiRRESHER I Only osiablithm Moo, Strand. N.B. talualstatent to II v applicatlot 111;11CCTAC BIN the atter Nadia WHEN the p V V So be doable WHEN more il(rEa r i z iri: l6 aad the WHEN obj sees son WREN mac abZwil — ar. pre aa topthstaa tho abothaSsest•• prat gtiptpttemt to attris• 11•11k11•• sight Th Mr power, bet= of As t HARES and o /With Xhosa= sta Claultoo —No rMAWiI and Saw ot pith to whom Owe Mei araMtng t fonided in C ll l . em. en ex of ec. Mfer • Wofooled in only to rOyal let with all extraction bided la assetiemi =re that the sale or !neon die. on free. Off natural, an Wutett /or the Laneet • M MI6; ne ." °.6.1iM1 Zllll ; : 14. et. NU isjabilahrl unto. N IHE BEST *AMU's', Com by all Yadkin a obtalood thraush a 1 at:0On" •uever LIU t trees the so an wbe while " lid, 8 9 11 .11. giddi '"I , $.", 410 i „.i. . A are the SOC 4„_,,, r , *oboes. ADRI &