The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-11 00:00:00

4 • IMPERIAL PARVAIMM . , HOUSE OF LORDB.—Trasamr Mir 10. TM Lego CLICIWAS leak bit enes ' Op wool's& at 5 cielnek. The fellowiag bills were nod • ilia& WI. led Weed : Liverpool Facitenne, Fleetwood Docks, Griot Nertbern and Wester° (of Irslaod) Railway (No. I); einr•oo Auk= South London Market, Albert Bridge, and Approaches ; Newry and Armagh Railway, Salisbury Gas, Suddeo Bridge sod Bury Roods; liaalinn and Ravrteessol Water, Ashton-under:Lyn' and Staly6rk4e Water, tad Thdniorl Road Bills. SENTENCES OF DEATH HILL The Earl of ELLENSOROOGEL is mowing the sewed reeding of this bill. said it wee provided therein that the Secretary of State should have the advantage of com municattng with the Lard Chancellor for the time being, and as the Lord Chancellor might not be par ticularly conversant with criminal law, it was desirable that the first orimieal judge, the Chief Justice of the Court of gusto's Bowl; should be added. And as it was the act of the government, be proposed to add the First Lord of the Treeswy and the President of the flowteiL He thought also that, under oomaional circumstances, the deli beration on such nutters should take place ie the presence of the sovereign. The preteoce of the sovereign gave that greet*, which Fight to attend the deliberations of those who decided oc the life or death of • subject. It was so formerly, and be was satisfied it should be so agate. Ben GRANVILLE said the government had entirely approved of the suggestion of the House of Commeas for the appointment of • 000111111160 e. They were not prepared to take upon themselves the responsibility of in troducing a bill on the subject until they bad the great ad vantage of being guided by the inquiry and recommends. tions of such & commission. Under these circumstanoto hs . appealed to the noble earl to withdraw his bill. Earl GREY was glad that hi noble friend, oe behalf of the government, had asked the noble earl not to peer the bill, because his objections to it were far stronger than even those expressed by his noble friend. If the judge and jury were eatisfied. the Secretary of State was bound to accept their verdict for ever, and he confessed if be ever had the honour of holding that high office he should positively decline, for himself, looking into the evidence and forming an °rinks as to whether the verdict was right or wrong. There was only one case in which that rale ought to be departed from. It was when circumstances came to light after the trial, and in 000sequenos of the trial, which were not before the judge and cry, and which might throw a suspicion on some of the evi or away circumstances which led the jury to = the prisoner's guilt. When such circumstances came to light afterwards it was fit they should be investigated ; hut in applying that rule the utmost caution was neces sary. He was quite persuaded that the responsibility would be more effective and complete if it rented on the Secretary of State as it now did than if it rested on • committee of the Privy oounciL He thought the law was right as it now stood, and that all the alienation' it required was with regard to its administration. (Hear, bear.) The Duke of ARGYLL believed that the maim fault was not the administration of the law, but the state of th e . . la; Taadtinleas parliament proceeded to the ameodroseit ef that law, somewhat on the principle indicated by hie noble and learned friend on the weolndr., capita punishment would sot survive in this country many years longer. Lord REDESDALE thought that the introduction into our law of the principle adopted in some other ootuttries, of allowing the jury to pronounce an opinion se to the domed crime committed, in regard to extenuating oitewiseterows, would be attended most fatal eonsequesoce. (Hear.) The Earl of EL b ROUGH thee withdrew his ball. The erOlt12011friTi ; ;;;Cil;; I.7(lB,),Taaod meet Bill wee nod assooad time. and ila a[ Exchan ie Aire = Bill and the Cwilem and Inland Revenue Bill through committee. The Naval and Victualling Slone Bill wee reed a third time and pared. SCOTTISH EPISCOPALIAN CLERGY. Upon the motion at the Duke at BUOCLEUCH, a bill to remove the disabilities seder which Scottish episcopaliaa deep laboured la England was reed a &nit time. Their lordships &boomed at five mutates past 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Trienny, MAT 10. The SPLIM took the chair eta o'clock. NEW MEMBER.. Mr. WArcnt took thoestba end Ws mat for Stockport, is the room of Mr. Kenhow, iimemed. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Tim Garotang and iiifTt lininlailway Bill and the Nottingham Goa Bill wen read a tthd time and guns& DISCRIMINATING 1571113 ON BRITISH VEBB4B. Mr. CAIRD, on behalf of Mr. Lindsay. we Deism t►at onthat day month he would submit a motion to the homes es the subject ot diacrisalsatisi duties oe British vassis. AGRICULTURAL STATL4TICS. Mr. CAlfitli;; notice that ou that day mouth ha would make a motion on the subject of erieultaral Maladies. PRIVATE BUSINESS OP THE ROUSE. Lord 12. CECIL gavenotios that oa that day month he would renew the motion he made at as early period of the mesioo oa the subject of the private hairiness of tiro house. THE WAR DT ASHANTRF. 81r J. HAY asked the Secretary of Sege for the COlOlllB whether it was true that war bad been tonamenced with Agents* ; whether precautions had been taken to Inset the drain of life which must mune in so deadly a carnpaigys, and whether a largely Massa* expenditure might be looked for in otheequenos in the Gold Coast °okay. Mr. CARD WELL said it would probably be in the know ledge of the house that in the course of last year a war commeoced between the Sing of Agnates sad a friendly tribe adjoining our settlements on the Gold Conk arigag out of an unprovoked incursion of the Agnates@ into that cosatry, attended with great ravages and Ice, of lite and property. The operations which were now going on arose out of a continuance of the hostilities of last year, or rather out of a probability of the renewal of those hostilities, unless vigorous measures were taken to repress them. Reinforcements had ben sent oat to the governor, ad every precaution had been taken to supply him with all necessaries calculated to ensure the health end safety of troops in that country. The bat report from the governor announced that the troops were in good health and spirits. No doubt these operations were attended with some danger and expense, bat the object of them wee to prevent the recurrence of these outbreaks in fame yean. THE EDUCATION BOARD RULES. rARY Lard B. CECIL asked the Vim-President of the Com mittee of Council on Education when the "supplementary riles" recently issued by the Committee of Conseil would be laid upon the table ; and whether he would consent to defer the operation of those rules until they had been laid upon the table. Mr. H. BRUCE said that these rules had been published, and then was Do reason why they should not be laid on the table immediately. They bad been already in o ' some time, and coosequitotly their operation could not be deferred. They had been drawn op in consequence of re commendations which had reached the board from the managers and masters of a peat many of the schools. Lord R. CECIL wished to know whether the right hon. gentleman denied that the roles bad the operation of withdrawing the pant in certain cases, and diminishing it in others. lITTBRUCE add he ens sot aware that the, had that effect. AMERICAN Mr. B. COCRILLNE wished to ask the Uoder-SecretouT for Foreign Affairs whether he was is a position to @cotes diet the 'Utmost which had spewed in the public to the effect that a reeolution bad been carried io the fits= New York, declaring that for the future the interest of foreign hondhokters was to be paid in paper, instead of in LAYARD said that the government had no official in• formaticm on the subjest. THE NATIONAL GALLERY. Mr. C. BENTLNCK asked the First Commissioner of Works whether he intended, upon Thursday next, to move the estimate for tie erection e[ a new National Gallery at Barlington•howee, and whether he would state the terms upon which the National Gallery la Trafalgarequare was proposed to be wren up to the Royal to:adieu. -- - ' COWPER said he did not propose to move co Thursday next the estimate to which the boo. gentleman bad alluded, inasmuch as it would not have remained lug enough on the table, as be exported it would be brought in that evening. With respect to the other question, be thought it would be premature to come to any dw•ision as to the terms upon which the National Gallery was pro. pmed to be given up to the Royal Academy until the house should have bad an opportunity of expressing it opinion aa to the proposal of erecting the Nattoosl Gallery upon the site of Burlingkin.howes. When that question bad been determined it would be tines to decide what ought to be done with the building in Ten falgar•square. As some years aim* elapse betweee the voting of the estimate sad the completion of the building, it would be premature to consider these teems at the pre. sent moment. Mr. T. HeI.NBEY asked whether there would be aay oh *ties to lay on the table a plan of Burliegton-bome sod groove. Mr. COWPER said he believed there wee • plan, which he thought might be placed is the library to-morrow, which would fully explain the particulars of the site. Mr. HIBBERT asked whether the right bon. gentleman would submit also a plan of the proposed new National Gallery. - __ -- . _ _ 60WPER rid the lab:coati= wank) be a the library to-rearow (this day). TAXATION. • Mr. J. WHITE moved for a select committee to inquire into the operation sad incident's of our prment final system, sad to consider and report if soy sad what to eIIISUTS• mold be devised to secure a more equitable adjtumnent of the Darden of imperial taxation. fa justification of his motion be adverted to what be considered to be a chronic dissatis faction in the country with reform's* to the 'Man of taxatiou, from a belief that by rearm of its unfairness tsar were shirked and evaded. When so Lime an expeo ditare wee esactiowed by the home the time, he thought, tted arrived far inquiries whether it be we peadbie to *the With& the& eitheilaidel• 441 fr 44lior‘tlatei 4 timed sad just. He polerted - unkthilthe subjects which the committee might investigate—the priaciplee to be applied I. the merits or demerits of direct and area 'tad the ethedlineret weletantleg the for I the o th er, the esti enienne alibi err &New mien lie ultimate enthamer of taxed come, the eggregate value of the teal and perethal property of the Idagdon4 the avail income of the national wade, sod the 1/1110614 of the tlehi01•1 Meth* He indiethel oiler *Nig gums tioos*which would properly fall within the mope of the inquiry, addle* suggestions of his own with relation to them, mid gave a ileitis( deseriglioa of the peesperity which would be the result of the revision he proposed of out fiscal system, end which would visit all classes of the commtmity. The motion wee emended by Dlr. POLLUI.D. ußqu -HART, who uthieed other topics that calla' for investiga tion, and urged additioaal ream= for ether* upon thee heriley at the present time. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed that there did not appear to exist at that tiros in the bones that amount of Meath is this questioa which was Mao, The inquiry went far beyond the dthenaioth of gam. doss rebottled to se ordinary committee; it would heed a variety of subjects not noticed in the speech= White, however wide its range. He reviewed some of the topics discussed in the 'peach, and dwelt especially upon that portion of it which advocated the policy of direct rather then indirect taxation, pointing oat the difficulties which attended the application Or the priple of direct taxation, obearrieg that although thr argot taxation win comparatively small, • vast majority of the teleinte made of vexatious and athoyanoes Modest to the collection of tau' arose out of those that were direct. He examined maw ci the speedo p positions of Mr. White, eugiag arm I the home the expedi e ncy of avoiding every prepaid which aimed at any fundamental Mange is our vivant of taxation. ' He hoped Mr. White would not pram his mothes. Mr. O'RELLLY thought the resolutions 'thirsted a lift of investigation which was monad in itself, and the adapted to a eommitthe of tbat house. The tiros bad arrived whoa we had passed out of the riots of empiricism, and mere band to mouth expenditure, and when the house might remosably investigate the principles on which our sew fiscal system had been built. The object of financiers hid always boss to get as much money as pother* and thus pew up our presses itemises I system of indirect taxation. Belgium drew ors-third of its revenue from direct Mastics, Froths a third, Demuth one half , and Italy also a (rest proportion. A committee might inquire bow far the prescrple could be oaf* ostaided is the cavalry. Ha should atria hie koa friend to withdraw his moths, sod whoa be renewed it next minion to confine it to the principles instead of losing thelf in the details of taxatioa. Mr. }SWART was also in favour ot postpcoement. He had always been an advocate for &slot taxation, and he believed that the question would soot be known and advainted b 7 the whole labouring daunt the mantry. Mr. WHITE sweated, and the motion was withdrawn. INNS OF COURT. Sir G. BOWYER moved for leave to bring in a bill to noble the beechen of the Inns of Court to appoint jodiail committees is 001111 ill meet and to give the neneseary powere to sack couunittem. The hon. baronet mid that the bnekees had often to decide isclioial came, mob se the ex palsies of a banister or the retail of amnion to a student, and they bad noes of the judicial power neosavary for snob meet By the Grinville set the Hoses of Onos scam empowered itself te appoint electiramitimire, and to give them tho aseeseary powerson ao , mid the b*d of his bill wail to give similar powsre to the beeches. e He bad cominlted all his lammed friends in the boom, and bad met with ao objection in any Quarter. Leave rivet. TREASURE TROVE Sir J. 1:1 JERVOISE roes to move, "Tat an humble address he prusented to her Majesty paying that she may be poise* plowed to awns full information to be given to this house es the on/geet of framers 1n.,., and further that Ore' will oases es& Meellerle to be takes as may Mod to make the enforememat of the rights of the mown more uniform and more onosistent with the legitimate claims of owners of property where objects of interest mad vane era discovered for which so owner ma be found." He believed that until within the last five yews that wee so law Ises understood in this osuetrr than the law of tremors trove. While the hoe. member we ssppe~aakkiag a motion wee made that the house be counted, and rely 22 member present, the hoses adjourned at 23 minutes to 8 o'ciock. TIfir 44I VIIIRMI TT 'K' miNtU Ifter4. It.. -_-_,FAArdriL i q LifiliOleT 7 -, 1 DEFORD, Ma IA - .1 TR CCM 148&.-210 useernere in Usk lad wombats% of MIA' hoiludiariblog, have Ude sitedoon pablished their werfird ea Jab". :lit is alma& to Neromic that the lid which append is Moved of ens this % morning weed fabeiration :— Olews L Kyrie Chal daic!, Cayes College ; Ardour A. Give, Balliol Col ribtaThdwas • Bead College ; Cendenay P. Merl, Cpjlege ; R. Ln=ooe, Pembroke College ; Jahn Parses, BallidOollege • Alfred Raided, Usivereity =• . Robert Williams: Quiet Church. Max 2. 'Boded Carr, Wadham Coded ; Gawp Question. Bond College ; Maud S. Cabbed Pembroke Coiled ; Charles E. Caulk Bahr Wisp ; AugmW B. Donald son, Oriel College: Robert 0. Mo w Fdele , Jesse College -, Edward Blooden, Belliol College. Class 3. Winans E. 1 Deans, Magdalen Hall ; Bieherese A. Felwarda, Jam Col e ; Thorns L. Thome, Jesse Caw ; Jesse Walker , University Collage s John Wens, Warn College. Clad 4. Darnel C. Bede, Fader Oellege ; James 0. Dania, fit. John's • Egerton Hubbard, Mrid Church ; Rod J. Rosa. Oriel ; John S. Wanda. Balliol College. Padentr.-13 y Collage—G. Robertson, S. F. Smith, 0. F. Wilms. Baia College-8. B. Bathe, R. Enewiatle.dlo Merton Ccill rm ege—C .deng, Chemed, Ar P. C.ll, Harvey. Exeter O. A W. H. Blame. Add-Holt, & &nem, G. N. Bersinglieno. B. A. Barry, R. Carew-Host, A. Cluttadock, O. H. F. G. Dodos, J. A. Day, F. R. Eder, E. M. Farquhar, F. K. Hord, D. Joakins; O. Morris, J. B. Powell, H. N. Parra, J. N. Pfte.Mott, F. 0. Seridesr, A. B. 0. Wilberforce, F. Wooilloome. Oriel College-A. Ir. Bel/house, J. 8. Cheshire, W. Goff, A. R. Gwyn, G. F. Lunde, C. E. Lea, W. Miles. C. Rosser, J. Wrigley. Quoins' Collage—P. Ls Fenny. B. Oliver. J. IL Shepherd, F. M. Symons. Mwrialen College—T. Cheroberlayse. W. H. Corfield, A. G. Girdlemose, T. A. ENSIT, J. G. Tetley. Lincoln Col. /ege—B. A. Galiond, 3. C. Rad, A. B. Prltdard IL D. Shaw, O. C. Shale, J. CederhilL Brasences Colfown—J. C. Loathes, J. H. &Loped, G. E. Gardiner, B. L. H. Gough. D. J. Gonda, S. E. lillingworth E. W. finally*. P. A. Latham, W. M. Pigot, J. S. Sswirits, E. Smith, H. Toursay•Allen. R. T. Whittington. H . S. Young. Oorpos Christi College—Q. J. Manniag, 0. S. Turner. Christ Church OalleoF. T. Amherst, E. H. Bliley, R. Haughey, R. F. L. Brntoe, E. Byron W. Campbell. C F. Few, L. J. Grehens-Clarke, C. J. Liddell, 0. T. Liadap, A. Maude, D. Moffat, O. B. Phillips, G. W. Rolfe, P. Sonthby, H. F. Therlow, W. A. Tooke, S. O. Williams. Trinity Collsge—C. H. Carmichael, E. H. Littlewood, G. R. Madrid, H. F. Morgan, C. Morgan, J. C. Pared, C P. Roberta, F. Window. All Souls Odkoge—F. G. Wonky. St. John's OoLlege—C. E. A2 rp, l t H. G. Bwrbsr, W. G. Barrow, T. L. Kapp, VAT , J. B. Whits. Jll/1111 ge— T. R. Lawrence, D. Williams. Wedham Oollege—W. Harding, S. E. Hodgson, H. Reaper, G. B. Jameson, G. B. Thomas. Pembroke Collage—E. A. Bigg, R. A. Boyle, J. G. Brewster, J. Seed, H. Swann, I. J. Wend Warmed, College—B. Osaphall, J. R. Weed. Magid= Hall—J. Midas. B. Hanomosd, T. Lioyd, T. Made% E. Thorpe, B. H. West. St. Mary Hall—F. G. Biased St. Alban Hall—G. A. Allan, W. F. Flowers, H. P. Ocedridr o L i t . Hardy. St. Handed Hall—C. S. Addams, J. 8. IW. F. Edgerton. New lan Hall—R. F. Muer, C. Selwyn. A FIVNB IfANUIPACTWAY IN SOVITIWANK. Yesterday Mr. William Hale, the owner of ex tensive premier situated la Me "Grove," Great Guildford /street, Newt\work, one sammemed Waft Mr. Wookyeis, at the Southwark Polieemmrt, by Yr. John Ellington, ea Wulf of the St. Saviour's Board of Works, under the NuMame Removal Act, for unlaw fully . carrylng on • os•- indeolary causing filthy effluvia =juntas to the health of the inhabitants of the asigbboarbeed. Mr. Sharpe. Inerzueted by Kr. Manny, vestry clerk, appeared to prosecute the Mary ; and Yr. Edwin attamied d4and"l: Hr. Robert Bianchi, IL R.C.S., vss the het wheats Galled. He maid that he ins mmebtal caw of St. flasher's Bard of Wades. Oe the 19th thine). hem information he received, hi inspected the defanclant's Main/ to the Grove, Great Guildford street. On enter ing he saw a large quantity of ilthy staff mattered about which the defendant told him we. patent manors in the amuse of _ manufacture. The Meech was dureting. In UM _ - shod be penthrod two Lew tahs ht • able of dmompositios the Annul from whisk was so howl* sammou that he was compelled to loam the building. Mr. Bala told him that the blood was used in the manufacture of his manure. What he law about t h e premises woe so filthy 1111 to be iojorions to the health of these employed them sod the inhabitastb of the surotoading mighboor• hood, as there was the semi sauesmes smell outside the premra Os the 20th of the tam mouth he attended the and certified that the Wino= carried cm by Hale was injurious to health. In ccoesqueoce of that he was mewed with the usual notices, but the subsea had not been abated in the least. Is thaws to the tomb halo tritons mid that the maaufaceore was carried o• is a very large shed divided into compartments. Mere were Neural open address tad vomits mobbing blood and beech* Mending about is • state of formestatios Mann. factored manure was also lying abet, hot the MOO from that was nothing to compare with the rew materials Woolrych asked if he could p • t out any means to redoes the nubble ; and Dr. b' • replied that he did sot know of anything is such a manufactory. Disinfecting • deoderiaiag malsmals would beim the quality of the bums In e- by Mr. Edwin, witness mid that in the seine yard there was • dust yard. A paraffin was also adjoining, which seat forth rather ! 6ci' M smell. 800, Milo% gas manufacturers, and a horse-clanghierer's were in the adjoining panel% of Sk George's, but they were some diatasce off. In the immediate neighbourhood of this factory there ex isted low fevers, sad several pimple bed died. The wife of use me realism there was at the present time very 11, which ha bad no doubt was mused by the factory. Be did sot know how long the factory had existed. His at tention was first called to it about • 'meth ago. Mr Hale told him that he had only resently carried on the batistes, and he could not prevent the smells. Mr. John Hrrington, the Sanitary Impactor to the St. Saviour's District Board of Works, confirmed the state =late of the previous witness. Frederick Newman, an engineer in the employ of Msews. Baslcs lied Amos, ie the Greve, raid that himself and family resided war the defeedaat's premises, and during the last six weeks the smells from them bad been dreadful all day lon. In the evening it was much worse. Lit Saturday evening when his wife came home, as soon as she entered the house she tell down exhausted from the horrible smells. He had lest four children, bat be could sot say whether their deaths were canoed by Me manure manefeetorr. In mom examinatioe, vitae' mid that it was rely within the lest two months that the smell bad bees so filthy and lim bo:wattle. Hr. Sharpe here informed his worship that be bed moveral other inhabitants of thelocolitv whose families had suffered, and wee. then suffering, from the filthyAffecte of the factory, and he would call them if his worship required to hear them. Mr. Woolrych did not think it neoesmsy. What had the defendant to may Mr. Edwin did not dotty that a animus had existed is the factory, but not to the extant seated by the witnesses. There were several other filthy trades carried os in the same seighbosthood, and his chest thought it rather op pressive that he should be so particularly pointed out. Hie client had however, come to the determination to Tells quish the Wiser immediately ; is feet, wiles the inspector called the last time his Ones were &bent remotion the ma. tonal. to premises be had taken near Bell lele. King's.crosa la a few days, therefor*, all mums of the nuisance would be removed. Yr. Woolrych, under thole circulations, leads sa older for the removal of the masa within a fortnight, ad if it wee not doe* astieloctory to law et the expiation of that time he should enforce the fell amain NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAT 10...-APPOINTMENTIL —Rear- Admiral the Hoe. J. Duman, to be commander-is-oltiet the Pune, Viee-Adinind . Ickspooste, superseded, bevies .naiad the rink et __vmesanurel• _ Lieutenant—W. 'rimy, to the Terror, for cunboabi, eke Bert. Burros —Dr. —Dr. G. B. Morin, to the Rolvereee. Aniatant-Burgeon—J. Bradley, additional, to the Viet tc7;=Anietant-Sarc uTi ci. Terry to the WeirIMIIM pesae—FL A. • to the Wolverine. Naval Cadge (seetinete)— . B. Tiede& Chief Basierrer-0. N. Betroker. to the Ciaohariaed. agairesearzy. J. P. Lloyd, to the Tadao, for the Cattiope W7 - 31 -- orWon, to the law, for the Ripple,. Moss max ame aim unix max xma.—Tbia the law* awl bed stock of maim aad wasaseer eabegtioil terpabat tapproval The vorld-reamed ara.tromais Alind Webb Wilma; ibe ertitaaide oaly eato• 7* al t m look-efreeS. Haseier•opea% alitobliabea i. GEBEILAL DOMESTICSIRVANTS' aszrzrozwir 1713TITUTION. The annual meeting of the mambas and friends of this lastitation took place yesterday at the Hanover square Rooms, Lord Samna the chair. Thsproconliap Me ath beet Tenni with.player, the sereetarysead the thud report, whisk stated that the reesigits from the totality and patty had hiry named. In addition to the pensioni, 268 poor and armed 'members have teesived in pa Witt, from 11. to 11/. each. The eammillise b i ped thg thereseid stations would be made during the peeseo t year to add to the heads, as the appbeents for Ware larnl7 an the Inman ; menthes should amidst th ems elves bound to indme respectable servant to jem sod to solicit eabscriptioas from "implants ,• ma limb intend as well as their duty to do so, sad alb 1111011111111 of the sawed imbscription did not meth& any from joining the insti- Intion. The deemed for callectibe beam and cords bad hem below the avenge lately ; every pound whiled in this way gave two votes for nth emend The secanary was always ready to =/XL re le then: when ta lplied to. The rieoMy. , which is menially notomeadni the petsident, requind theramed emouregemmet, y am it had to oasitemd with petit ompetitioe, it might be made mach more attentively useful if the barteemy subscribes would more geonally apply to the iastitatioa for their semson Maize the last Jeer the committee bad needed 4601., making the total invennient 13,6841. Ile. 114 Three per Cent. Coosols. At the lad elation fear penstenere were eland, making the total Dumber 66, of whom 43 were now receiriag pumices from 151. to 201. mob. The committee anwithdandlog incriand exertion; th e Aglow un lad not then more estoureged daring the post year; it would be quite izaradble for them to noommeed lb' can meneemint of betiding tperatioos Instil the food was begely Minamd. Tho majority of the member@ of the parent institution bed cootributed, but the public and the great body of demotic garnets had subscribed as yet little or nothing towards this exoelleut ob)eot. The bola cm tributioas and interest to the Ist April, 1864, amounted to 1,0181. 16s. Id. The institution had distributed in psasions and temporary rely[ , is a comparatively short Peb4 nearly sine thousand pounds to poor, scud, sad alined sensate, mid it seeded bat the cordial ao-speratioa of both mastics and servants to make it more metal and therein its prospe rity. The linantal statement showed that the recants for the year, inela&ng a bathos in band of 1191. 19s. &1., animated to 1,7961. sd. • and the expenditure to 1,716/. 4s. 2d . . leaving a Wales of 801. 7s. 3d. Of the amount of reahts, 7861. 15e. reptesested the sabeeripticas of savants, and 2411. 13s. these of matters. CONGIZIOATIONAL UNION. The anniversary meeting of the Cougregational Unica of Ileghad and Wale@ was hold yesterday at the Poultry CbspeL There wee a very large attendance. The Rev. H. Amon Isar* been decta chairman, the usual &no tices' exercises were proceeded with, attar which the report of the past yeer's work was read by the Rev. Dr. Smith. From this we piker that the year ended has been not ISM important than that which preceded it. It le stated that the germs of religiose freedom and evangelical truth were widely and liberally sewn both in individual minds and communities, the results of which, so fees they had at present been uoirleined, were highly gretifyieg, and an additioeal isolative to mewed efforts in the future. They had to repot the lose by death of several loved and honoured brother'. The subjects Maned to the commitsee at the previous anal unary had received its careful consideration. Oa the appotatmeat of • lay chair man, the committee deem it undesirable to make any in the mod* of proceedings by which, from the origin c o h r :C nolo), a clerical brother hoe presided over its commas. With respect to eluting a certain number of gentlemen from the country to servo upon the committee, the slugger time bad been adopted, ad surfers' clerical sad lay brethren had ben invited to jahs,who had accorded a reedyrspon@a to that invitation. The report then adverted to the factthat the Rev. J. C. Harrison, of Camden-town, accepted the °eke of chairman, but through woven &Wolof illness wee compelled to resign that office, end reluctantly that recipation had been accepted, and the Rev. David Thanes, of Highbury Chapel, Bristol, been invited to fill the oats Um vaunt. The autumnal meeting, whirl wee held in Liverpool, had been emineatly noceseful, more than 000 miaistere sad delegats being peemet spas that exude& Respecting the publications of the society, the eommittee reported Hat they continued to rusks QM approbation of rearehen mid a Imp circulation. During the year pants were made to venoms connected societies, amounting to 2.100?. The committee thanked the BOLDOO committee for its seer vises, sad announeed that in Inters an audited harmer sheet would be aimed with the report. The sale jeer of chapel trust desds, brought seder motile by & Horsy, Fag., to an elaborate paper, at Liverpool, lied accepted the attentioe of the asuanittee, seed manly through the indefatigable eillrikell of /Ir. Hadfield, ILP., aid Lard Cbeaworth, • bill hoe paused both bowie of parlance% extesding the time far eureiliag chapels for two yeses mere, as well se some minor features which will facilitate the securing and preserving of chapel propeety. The repcet coacleded by expresaag the pleasure afforded to the committee to record that the sips of healthful earned piety are meetly multiplying in the eherchae. Till' adoption of a report and2l2e a t of • menceittse for th e wen hug year wee mov the Rev. Rauh Mellor, and "mai maul, adopted. having been delivered by several other =Milan premeet, the proceeding, terminated is the weal manor. CHRIST CERIIIKII &WORD ScHOOL, Sr. GIORGE'S FAIT.-1L sauna wastiaig et the tries& awl sebeeribere to thia school took plass es Monday arming (May 9) at the hap school-roan, in Oensea-etreet-roed. wader the prod dingy of the iseasebent, the Rev. G. K After tea, whisk Wee peveNsl by ladies orassoled with Christ Omni, Mr. Heawick, the bon. eeendery, reed thersport, which was is all respect, estistaotory. It appeared that several et the esholart who sabered the school at he onaseesesseeet are filliag !gazetteer se Maifable sod.nitilnemben of society Thom is atendame here also during the past rear become more cleanly, orderly, sod attentive than heretofore. The committee hare decided to open the school as a free day school, which would add about 401. par annum to Il s e= met es Nn. Towards this sum the Maim ham peon** 15&, the me will laan i tt i supplied by voluntary mbeariptioes. Already 110 children are in antendanos in the daytime, and OP* TO in Me mein' the 94aq stisodues Amos 100. The Fib stated aim that the maims' raseaugs wen well attended, %.4m the esperrisiou of Wm 111•04 and that the poor wawa hadd magribated duriag the peat year the am of L5ll. 19 ld. for clotlateg. The c6l6spa were bailed to the Piave.** Keep* of for their animal Clarist. seas treat, at which 150 were present. The total expos& tare of Om school was 731. 51. 3c1. , aad the Meese 751. la. 10d. The weft wee Ware* by Lb* Charm% the Bow. A. Cobden W. B. 11/fa, sad R. Wilma, sad Yews. WoeUe sad Beam% the supsrialeadma, sad figralaated at 9 Wei** BOANIMA/ell TIA is choice mid eLroa& moderate Is palm sod wholoomo to sae. now Moutons bay* . sear e d lost LW Ma a gems* preamble. Is a mid rpashas bp 1.119 amege.—taMaMemssil ,fr apokVite 12;TTELtiOOX .e YOWL DELETING. —TtrioDAY. The which fell os &map, although it a ill for Um of the meeting' eb rogardotthb orkos u ct et visible/ was &great been bp iibeee who Was Wiley • terestedost, the rasing per se. The pound, which had ic= boo affected by the rain of the previous week, now shliftbe of • part imprevemeft ; sad when the comm., wee byggalhe molt i oa M itiml ooday •= ei g s lig , it to wee 0 going =pritl . t cr ng. " ' The weather the morn was wastytking that ambit be desired, tientruting Area* with the raw and wintry atmosphere of the pre , Tien'. evening. There was a great Wu: of visitors, and the attendance ef feehlbrehles sad welleknown habitats of the lerf very large far the York Spring *Wag. The features of the day's raMng were the clever victory of Beeanoar is the &dad BM . sod the unlooked-for trims of Ems lwassakire in the Greet Nostbern Handi cap. The early hour at which it wss aaeearr7 to despatch our parcel from the course precludes the pomt ' bility of our seta* fete hillier details of the ramming beyond what will be feud below. • . Cum STALES of 5 mem each, with 50 added; for 3yr.cdds and upwards • tertain penalties and allow. meas. One mils. (7 snIX) napinan'a Milo Stag, by Messiah' Dear—Gi.at eatebsr,3 10Ib ;laelus 101 b asks) (Whittle) I Lord Zaliabd a 3 darlha l orb bst I Ilaraou '2 Lord Glaigow's Clarlor, 4 'mast 31b Jraitalbsi I . olb extra} .... - •„ tAkwat.: & Betting : 5 to 2 ore Little fi g. Tax ZrrLAND Sum sof MOM etch, with 60 added ; for 2-yr-ohla ; oohs, Set 1016 ; fillies and pidiap, Bs l 61b ; penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. Fln !trimly and 44 yards. (26 subs.) Mr. Sand's ilettanoor, by Hobble Noble-140e, by Bird. catcher, Sat 10lb s/ 1 Mr. Osboeue's Spring Gar. bet Mb M Osborne Captain Grays Venice, OHM tebellonir The following also ran :—Pim Skyrocket, &doom atdmanve, Wsressa, Similitude, and Coistardabr 5117. Baling apt Benanour. 6 to 1 each apt Salons sad Spring Gun, Bto each apt Westkorglies and Verdes, 10 to 1 eget Similitude, sad 12 to 1 apt Fig. Tug Hunt Braila of 5 son. each, with 56 added; fat 2-yr-olds and upwards ; selling and other allowanoes. T.Y.C. Five furlongs 44 yards. (9 subs.) Mr. W. CAnsews tw 1 by Leamington —last% ber. Y l r i s Mietokr. 1115 oms illa (l. a non.) Os il b7rael 1 1 Mr. 0. )hoot's Airedale, 4 yrs Hal. lit (H. TVisr The following also ran :—Garotter, Young Aladdin, Black Dachas, Vinare, and Itondokdis. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Venoms, 3 to 1 apt Airaisle, 6 to 1 apt Garotter_ sad 10 So 1 each apt Roadolnia and the Little Ramesh filly, sad 100 to 8 apt any other. Tai (Jaw NORTIllin HANDICAP of 100 sows., added to usrverakse of 20 son. each, 10 ft, sad only sif ; ieread bone to mein 50 eon. ; inners extra. Two miles, over the Old Course. (63 sake. 28 declared) Mr. H. licks lost Lancashire, by Itatsadan—Jewel. Mrs, Ilst (Morris) 1 Mr. bletealfs's Tottenham, 3 yrs, bit Sib (Crossbow) Mr. J. Jskson's Grown* 3 yrs, Mt kilo (H. limp) The following also ran : Trost, Magma*, Caller On. limaasiaa, Rideau', routaboy, Alia, Kau Cbarmag,Guerals, Gaidylodg Dr. Boots, and Major. : 11 to 2 agt Wingrave, 100 to 16 each eget Major sad 100 to 8 each Fontertor sad Thud, 100 to t raLlimt Ou, Fang , Dr. Books, and Fast s=2o to 1 apt Welcome, and 23 to 1 apt Limo ailylooks made play, followed by Welcome sad Major, the three being several lemities in advance of every thing, Dr. Hooke and Alia being fourth slid liftb, and at the has 4 of the next lot ware °moil* Forstamoy, and Guerilla, after whom came Wingrave, Liramina, and Bast lancealure, the last two being Trust sad Caller On. After a mile and a quarter had been traversed the faun divisim I link dew order, Alice alone o nto the rear. At the COMONOOIO3IOI of Wood But Lasoashire rushed to Use for* , sad ifinsF manna altogether from the front, left Dr. Rooke, Welcome, Greville, and Footenoy in pursuit of Hr. Blob's hone, who took a onnmandiog lead. Half way round the tura Tottenham joined the front leak, sad took second place, and at the bad the race was virtually over, half a mile front home, sad Bast Leatieshbv, with an arched neck (named by Morrie's stung arm), woo, according to the judge, by ern lengths, but it looked like twenty ; three ingths separated the snood and third, and two Ingthe the third and fourth ; Guerilla and Williams side by side wen mist, and behind them arm* Limmina and Forlimoy. Cal ler Oa and Allis we the ouly others who pared the post. Tai KitAvssiaas Puss of 50 son. for 2,ynolds, let three, Set l2lb ; certain panellise and allowances. Half a mile. Joseph Dawns fby Vedette—Copulas, yn, Ist Illb (Wake) I Mr. Johnstone% Wu Whoop, Y yrs. id lib (I. OrMishaw) 2 Lord fller's Skier to Amhara, 2 yes, het NO. (Mon) I The ton also ran :-Bandarina, The Dawdler, Josephine, ling Allred, Tabltha Equable, and Laamedon. &War 6 to 4 the Espanol) filly, 4to 1 apt War . to 1 'pi Laomedoe, 12 to 1 apt Bsodarilla. W Tli a ll3lllon Burr Puts of 2 sera. each, with 50 added; &dungen ; weight fee age ; gentlemen riders ; *kits extra. Two miles sod a half. (17 subs) Mr. Wllklnson's lossmaly, 6 yrs, 12412b(Mr. C. Boynton) 1 Sir O. Smith's tremor, 6 pm, Ibt 2113 (Mr. Wood) 2 Mr. 0. S. Thoespion's Jsmi Taft. s yre, .... (Owner) 3 The following sho ran :—1 be Jew, Indy Satins, Oath, Bonnets. o-'ltlae, Chance, Southern Cram, and Young Tellarton. Betting :3to 1 apt Roessmati, to 1 opt Emperor, 6to 1 each opt Jamie Taft and Lady Batton. Woo by a length ; bad third- BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. DiR3Y. 6 to 1 eget Gamest Peel :t f) 100 to 6 apt Prince Arthur (t) 15 to 2 IkatlialtChlet(ce, 10 to I Blitorlan (off) 9 to 1 Conboseen (w) 25 tel 1 Blair Athol (off) 10 to 1 Birch Altoona (t) MI to newer loff) 14 to 1 Parts 1) 125t0 1 Copenhagen A) 14 to 1 Coast Ward t) .45 to 1 Moitylos (off) SALISBURY RACES—TurrAsDAY. Tan Clans now (Handicap) of 50 soya (the sift of the members to the city). for 3-ye-olds and upwards ; win. min estra. Five furionp. Age st Age st lb East Sheen 6 9 lb 0 Bonnie Glen !Wand 9 8 0 Gb Z Ve4q"—.9°lck' AttracOar $ 3 6 silvers dam„ by The Crytheis /11 0 Sed g m einan S dler Overture 6 7 7 Ded9 gnmetose Duke of Cambridge.. 1 7 1 11re Wasahlyper .... 3 7 4 =4 l 4 1 =Cotton 6 7 4 Semen 4 7 1 ?Jaws 3 4 3 S Flower liale4l 3 611 lady di Vil ma., 2 12 MU, 3 612 V lady Weymouth . Tux &Lunn= Brazen of 10 sows. ark with 50 added if four start ; fee 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Bet lillb ; Oise, int 641) winners extra Half a mile. (28 Naha) Frisky Matron, Lay Sister, d r am f by Tadmore—Weetkez, e by Veslett•—Petra's dam (hi)), f by Trumpeter—La Trojan by the Flying Datable's, Rosette, Dumas, Zambia, The Grappler, Lady Flotsam, Lady Egan, British Quasi, Athens, Filbert, Black Skstrit. nosee Degmar, Lovelace, Quiz, cby Vesigeance—V B Eulalie, Pant Raphd, He Brother to Meet, Rope, Macdonald. Tim Cm Bows of 25 c0 ,..m se, shaded to ewes of 5 ems. each; weight for age, with selling and other glomming. Five turkey. Tab Wareatez &UMW (Handicap) of 25 6071. Obeli, lb ft, and only 5 if deflated oa or before Tweedy, April 26 with 100 added if fear be.... start ; winners extra ; emend to am his deka Two miles. (51 subs., 30 declared.)- The highest weight accepting being Bst 31b, it bus been raised to tat 121 b, and Me others ia proportion. Age M lb bra vi lb Sea King 4 1 11 Wallas 6 Crimea= Osessaler 4 z 7 Simla= 3 Canary 6 3 4 =s6 3 Axe Belem 4 8 4 6 1 3 Doable /het Z 5 gal Wimp 5 7la Jahne siwr Davis Ch!!! ... 3 Tattoo 6 711 by Toltinenr— Bald •In 6 7 9 Bonny $ Purl lam 4 7 9 Oberon A flwnzeirracces a 5.e... sea. with 25 added: 3yr-olde. 7st 719 ; four, 101 b ; flee, ibt llb ; sad seed, liet ; mares and goblins allowed Alb ; selling allowances, ho. Three quarters of a mile. Tian OLD CASTLII &taus (free handicap) of 5 eon. each, in ore of awseptance, Ina SO added, for all are ; tbe winner of say beadiesp after the weighte are cleaved (say 5, at 11 a.m.) . 71b ext!n. One mike. . . . . 46 61 lb AM lb Lord 01 Liana 4 111 Lati Wynoelo.... 3 T 0 Tattoo ...... Tattoo Itompstona Mambo 4 11 Brother to Inbanan 4 6 10 Odle* lona= 5 10 Lady Witty, by Blgnalroaa 8 10 Toputl—.lllsa 8)&- 1 ocltatua Doke de Galls 4 7 Wasos $ 4 6 bask Walton The sad tragedy of Santiago bad (we learn from the Brasil sad Ewer Platt Mail) almost found its parallel in Monte Video. In the Holy Week am el the prime* rhumbas of the city wee Med to ereillowtag by as imams, emeciasse of wonkippen. The bending was brilliaatly Illmatiaated, sad all wee gobig mai whoa • my of " Fite I" aSomething had gene wrong with one of the tapes. The oeammariork was womodiately paiaistrieltea by the portentous maind, and the meet frantic Wert, were sada to elfeet eQas from the emmerewded Am& limy Mem Wire teoddem ander feet is the mad sweitement of the moment, their splen did dram tarn late ribboos e sad *Or I Weal , *IA. Wally, the Mama of the affrighted monks& vou Ma ad lay • sheet that the demur was st as sad. F the bre bad been e ns sate ; she bad it twee tar mentsfal daty to t=recerd the details of a eakmity perhaps set tem than that which immolated is a =mace sani toe so many of the falsest &tighter' el auli. To-dAyie telegrams is brought to us with lightning speed by nipelie kirk. The lam power, aad with the urns k by Kr. Mentes in Ilk Magnetic Dream. Dr.. •—"1 reeerd them sa the IMOIS preset brakes ra rawer their seethaeleal antekreeeka eat their meow" Ma en tie resawill ter Emir hair. aearelsk rhastatiese, at !CIL Ceetkertelte are bolas ilLi maile.—ollike, Mi. Derkshell•dnet. Larolosi.—(Ailver lbana LAW INTELLIGENCE. COLTIVp OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—May 10. After term' NW Prins sittings at Wastmibster.—(Befon Lose Chid Justine Cockbarn and Cosmos Juries.) . • STiAll e. WILLL•II2. This was au nation co • bill of sachems for 351. 20. 6d. The deradent pleaded • singular Om. Hs did not deny the making . , acartars, or dishonour of the bell, but that tie said William Byram, the drawer, and the first endorser of the bill, were one and the same person. Mr. J. Browne was counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Fescue fee the defendant. _ 71i• • phristiff is a stone merchant, having. • wharf at end the defendant is a cowkesper wring en brim* at Fulham. A penes gamed Symeeter, stamesimos at Falhant, was indebted to the plaintiff in about 1011., and be pvoposed I to give him a bill in pert payment, a bill tempted by himself and endorsed by the defendant. Ms plaintiff, not knowing much about bills of exchange, drew it oe Spawn., payable border, the plaintiff endorsing it to the defendant and the defendant endorsing it back again to him. When the bill became due plaintiff red Wiliam', upon which be laid be oonld not bared, or if he wee red, he should, as the second endorser, sue the platatiff, who was the dent endorser, beck again. The learned counsel far the plaiatiff. however, said that it had base decided is this court and in the Court of Common Pleas, that as 'adorer in the posi tion of the defendant could be sued without remedy a g ainst the first endorser, the defendant having eadoreed it no considetation between him and the plaintiff. ThiLord Chief Jodie' asked why the plaintiff had not demurred to the plea. Mr. J. Browne said Its arid sot, became the plea was prima fade a geed one. Mr. Symonds was celled and deposed that when he gave the bal the defendant owed him double its mount. lie took the ball the same .day that it was drawn and andereed 1 by the plaintiff and asked the defendant to edam it, and be did so. He got the bill discounted and handed the money over to the plaintiff. WiIBIONI still owed him double the amount of the bill. The ;;d Chief iliatics said the plaintiff had a right to mower. epos which Mr. Pewee withdrew flow the cue, aed The jury retrweed a verdiotter the plaintiff for the meant eleimaed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ~.~♦ (Belem the Recorder.) Mania WMland, 22. an Irish tailor, was charged with an em elt epos Frederick Karlin. a police-constable, in the execulace of hie duty. Kr. Gaud conducted the prceecution on behalf of the I Oomminiocere af Police. appeered that on the night of the 6th allay the pron. auks faun the primmer on Tower-bill, very drank, and in deed of Wang has to the police-station he very kindly as him to his own residence. The moinent be got Inside it appeared that be took off his coat, rushed at the pro mentor, and kicked him, and assaulted him in the most braid meaner. He also Weaned that be would " bite his nose off," and tried to force his mouth close to preermator's face, apparently with the intention of ramie( oat his savage thresh The prineer, when naffed upon far his defence, set up an ban howl, and declared that he was Moment. He was fiend Guilty, and sentenced to flies months' imminent's% and had labour. Jahn Archer, 61, pleaded guilty to several Indictments Freda c him with steeling plate, the property of George Viscount Templets's, his master. Yr. a, who was instructed to prosecute. said that the ;wiener had been is the Barrios of the prosecutor as butler MOO the yem lff6o. sad the peahen academe was piled him, sonmehao that at the time the robbery 'maim vend whose. about termed tolndiand , would b ßa a g :Wler :It establishment entirely under his charge. It had, however, been anertained that the prisms, had pledged plate ci the value of 2001., end he was ill. aimed te call his lordship's &nestles to the feet that the pawnbrokers appeared to have taken in the property with out any inquiry, although it bad a coronet upon it, and the arms of the family of the prosecutor wee emblazoned upon a coasidereble portion of it. The Recorder put some questices to the cwabrokera, and they admitted that they bawl taken the is pledge from the prkomir without 'irking any bag and th e only ex planation they gave was that they believed the prisoner to be a respzetebbi man, and that the plate, most of which was very amen, wee his owe properig. Thspeamed Judge said %Miley had acted very ieemert sod it wee neosesary that such proceedings put a stop to. He then ordered the whole of the property to be remand, sod directed that nose of the pawnbrokers should be paid their averse, The *soma was aseteneed to eighteen months' Lard labour. The mad jary came into wart with the remaining bill which had been found. and Yr. Poland said there was ow am regarding which he had been inslrmated by the older al the court to oak that tbe bill might not be promoted Were the grand jury natal sett emsion. The case rested almost entirely open the evidence of • witness named Jena Ham- Awry, who bad act appeared Wore the grand jary. The police umpeator had goal to the betas which she bad given, and wee told by her Ineband that she kit in the morning far the pur p ose of attending the wart, and he did sot know why she had not dame as. The officer went again yesterday to are what bad become of bar, and her husband mid elm had not been home ail night, sad he had seen nothing at bar sham the day previous, sad the immolation haviagleen merle oat in her name, she being •• married woman it could not be retreated. Mu °midge maid he was iestrected am behalf of the *- weer, sod maid then was mot the slightest pntwos for the =poultice that the witless me kept oat the way am the pad of the primmer. He believed the fad was that the wit s.= had dal= that which ehe could ad mabstaatiate sod was is reality afraid to rows, knowing the peril she ma is.. 7147leepeotor was elMd, whoeernsboeated whet hulloes dated be Mr. Aid. Cirlidge sold It wee as wheeled of oeourresse to keep Inch • serious arm as that easiest the prisabart Imaging ewer k 1 for • meala seder Nosh eliessidenese. The Itecordie &Med era lomat* W=km, and eeedested to retire boil kr prisseer, 5001. and toe sursiisslolllol. _ _ The threw of the reed jury mid before retain he whited to Mdne beim theism. eseeral *imp wtheithedearim under their setise deicing the time they bad bees messed in th e duties al their ease, end width they ithented worthy ef remark, feeling that in some came their Item bed hem sesmseimily assapied, aid be 'eked permisies to reed • statimest width bad boss lbws' lip. Be ties reed se fel lows :—" The grand jury email; sung without same waitieg to the mart that eta of about si pro moted to them DO fewer than six we ethaged with Aeolis' mosey under the mount d 10a, 16 lovely* mosey end preperly miler the value of ff., sad bet few oases of really serious therseter spinet either mime er preparty. The peed jury, ems posed of gesthellin cad namieste whom time mid mews- Wee are both vault& cad imperthat, big to repreesat to this east thei,witile tePrdiell the meeStahon of the peed jury se a valuable mimosa sad security both toward. w ars. charged with offenses and the mural interests of the wi they amidst that very natty of the mess should have of by tie presiding magic:rate. The greed jig allude snore particularly to mem is which previous eonvielices an thews, sad ewe in which the stoles pro perty is found ems the amesett. The grand jury ate of °violas that the particularly, , ham Wring meat experience amt as = the &latest phases el gent, am well enieptheat to mottle the wt of of ouch sheer anima end that molt mem otight sot to meow the time tad atiestion of the mend Jer i ." The Matemest caseisded by thesideg Mr. Avery an the Mimes of the afa r the amisieste th ey bad reedited the greed jury, aby thinking taur Iceman, who had prodded °ter them . . -- ThefirMardwr remedied that very often where the amounts were email semething had happened pre viously. Then apia. the magistrates in moo, MEM hid not the po to dispose of t sales the prisoner wer pleaded guilty, and he it pm / ow parided rot guilty, and desired to be tried, he was entitled to go before& jury of his oonntrymen. The remarks of the grand jury, however, should be for warded to the proper gamier, and be was glad that be amid relater them from any further duties sad thanked them for the amuser fe which they bad disp seed of the Madame that had some before them. (Bofors Ilr. Kerr.) lairebetA 2hispew spiester, via gindieled tar fete s/mealy attempting is barna The primmer guilty. it appeared she ova berm aiming an • mime al aelessptin to Manly ha lit tar es now es eleven Team bat ea ivory aeassies bar eadernoure Ism Mee fro tested. She Me soma time been saavirded, and may M r le annady. Mr. Oanaebeisaar Karr tad her that he mod pet bar where abs wield to tenni rare et, ea she did not seen °spans at telg an al liersiiL The 111•61111109 of abs swirl w that aloe be baptismal tar the Roca of twelve raleatter math,. _ _ _ o;s — rie rhoispems Doi* bolder, mosadeeed to hie lan to mower as Mbelmest a peeteere a djewee al.. elm*, W with bevies ..rend se he ez tar I. • press Th maatiptyr et di immer em' asall Welty tcw hams toed. I pleadad raft. Yr. Petaled appeared ea behalf el the Oramimiesers et Omen. Kr. Dm* fiehaled the primmer. It appeared Mal the *Meer wee • Imeetwr, :airlift at Ilsolms, f. lisedseirbm sod liwe es She 20112 of Mar* he WM ten Waft be Yr. WIIOOO, • foram sod armed II is ibe meal wasser, Skite he used it op to Imam b hie owe ruse. Yr. Balm 'aid ti had edgiest the *maw S. pbesi gabby, Ineasee he wee aa semmory. having Mal up the mem • to Lotus is lie owe mane. The waft Weston wee it way the aid ellester, eat Ite it was who had hest the eriaelpel miters melee the primer. The Ormumbeicew mid he bad imbed mew the depositiose. sad he %sad se aztesselimpeiresweissme whelever. Kr. Wooten hod mid that it ft In t set pod kabala he buried, whom ths *maw asewered liert ll4 . iterpei mem* for the gimes ; mit od mrrrires .The 01001009 the mart me that he be tee viz watt" UM he he teed la et the emplestie. et that Yam mad that he lay ia rims men 010 am be poll. MARKETS. TALLOW. TUESDAY ETTENTSG. The 111.1k14 qa glum to-day. B 40a- :id. to 40.. tid. ; Jam, Ma 64. to 40e. 9d. ; Oelobr to December, 43e. 94. to 44e. Delivery to Met maim, 187 oaks ; arrivals, 215 make. arrroN.—UvrarooL, MAT 10.—We have had • very large business with advancing prima 94144 to are 20,000 Wes, inguding 10.000 for speculation and export. 2,000 Americo. 261 d. to 2Sid._ ; 300 Paroam, tic., 29d. to 2d fl. ; 50 Marechem, 281 d. to ; 500 Moroi° and Bahia, 37 1. to 27id. ; 2,500 Maoism, 231 d. to 314 d. ; 100 Smyrna, 22}d. Pon to 2414 ; 14,10 Surat, 14d. to 24d. ; China. 19d. to 191aL ; , 3004 28 itt• to 29d. COTTON GOODEL—lfAttrazorrge, MAY 10.—Telegram, from Liverpool during the day announce an excited c o tt on market, with sales at 30,000 bales at Id. per lb. advance. Such advice* have naturally stimulated the yarn oarket though it has rather acted as a check than othereis,.. upon the sake of cloth. la shipping yarns there has been a large business for all kinds at an advance of id. to hi. per lb. The buying has been general for all markets. more especially those of ladle, y, and the Medi. tocrranean. The kerne trade have also bought freely where they could get anything tinder extreme rates. This branch of the market has been rather excited, and, owing to the pint advance in cotton, spinners have been almost afraid o name a price. For the brains done an Weems is reported of id. told. per lb. upon these, as well as shippin g yarns. The market closes with a decided upward tendency. lu the cloth market Moos Tuesday last, and up to yeiter. day, we had very Bate hairiness doing. Buyers appeared in : disposedito do mythic ae manufacturers stall held thready •to their previously adimiced quotatioes. The tarn which continental affais have taken, m indicated by the report of • suspension el hostilities haw. lag been agreed to, and the upward movement of pima (coupled with great activity) in cotton and yarn, have rather strengthened than otherwise the hands et mile" to day, and we have had some little excitement, nuintilio. twin having considerably raised their denied@ to cover the iawieced oast of naiterial. Burin still seem to be trite willieg to operate, especially for goods in stock, at the old rates, or even at the moderate advance upon them. but they appear to be gni' iedispossid $o give anything like the Maimed retie now demanded by manufacturers. In feet the vary much advanced prices demanded have pat • cheek on business ; and although • much better feeling exits in th e Market sad there ts cenidanthie inquiry, especially for shirting clothe, the operations of the der have been on • limited male. Name. Pander and Co., in their emni-nionthly eitileir for the overlaid rend, represent the %Awn for Cantle and Bombay Re limited during the lent fortnight, but my wide abutiap were more mealy saleable up to a week ago, and that low qualities of T cloths have been taken to • small extent. WOOLLEN.—Lnos, KAY 10.—The Wowed Mu. Mt ihls 'porting has been moderately well attended, bat the beima transeetal ham tot been up to the average, tow pita cloths, buoy coatiap, and heavy =shoos haws °hanged bands, eltboogh sot to say wonder able extent. Is the Widlehall there has twos • fair de. mead for barbels ; sweat pun:hoses hese elm bees made in the grey of willowy., pilots, sad heavy MEWL Yams re sale without alteration. MANUFACTURE& 110DDIMUMEA NAT 10.—These has hem • medicate silmelsem eI bevies laity, and par. clone ham tom made to a moolassable Meat in pose died black doeskins and steel mixtures. In summer goads lb' &woad has not bun at all active, the maim getting too Lit admixed; bit I salon AM tow woollens a steady Wade still °oedemas. WOOL& —Hunnuterteup, MAT 10.—The high pries ruling in London we sot aessidered easourecing. and mann. lecturers purchase very speziegly, anticipating lower prices towards the latter end d the ram CORN.—Hoax, Nag mapension of hostilities between the Dermas rod Danes, and the temporal with drawal of the Weis& from the Deltic has caused a qaiet fading at oar market today, and is mach outdated in all articles. Emit& 114111114 not quotably lower, bat deemed inaetire. Foreign sells aely in retail, at handy last Tnemday's carreensy, esoept good red, which from seamity rapport" Its. tate. Barley steady. Bolas cad peas rather easier. Oats unaltered. Foreigs arrimds for the west :—wheat, 1,063 qrs. ; barley, 1,550 ; cats, 194 ; bens, 157; peas, 36; hires, 131 LIAM MAT 10.—Thu daenaad for wheat is sot quite ea extiolva as oa Friday, bat that day'a sits ate mast tultr b Fled. aid in won oases mane. .wooded. n. little niforin oils at farmer prime. Beans in quired/Se lad folly as dear. Oats sad othar articles as Warts laelthrOca a MAT 10.—The aileolllllolllMei 01 a scopes mina ed bestial= belnessa the Danes sod Chatham has awed • very elaii what today, wed the advent* d 21. ppaorr theta es wiessa, and 6d. per barralsad mask cw door, detablihd us Friday beth, has quite thappeered. imbue own who has kit Iles resist istprowethent, sod 284. dd. is again the best ehlethelie ler prime :Bluth Oath and eat. seal are Wile ithaleed after. Peas end bons are lefiered =ore body, ad rad both be quoted the to lower. A the warm day, and the reathitee eseseqweat is the: change is yollieth Weds. both esselthe to Asper oar mark* sod it ohms at its went past. Lm, Mar 10.—Tbe weather sloes this day west has been showery, with serththstaety winds. At our Oman Rzeirate• Ores day we had a tootheate show of wheat ; best =VTeethed lo per qr. roam mow ether eth dowdy ieth wee. Healey sad beans, pri ; m fiew• Pens, sore *airy and mum .dearer. Per quarter impend to the rawer Whilli. white, new, 68the. to 6411th par imperil insist, the. le the. ; ththe red, thibe. to 641 th, 325. to 40e. Beeley, best thasvalisr ariting, bilbe. to 66/Ith, Ida. to 37e. ; ditto, runs Omaha. ditto, Mae. to 641 th, Ns. to its. Oath, thibs. M 4Shi., Wth. t, 245. Beans, old, thith to Nibs., rfa. to ths. ; new, 6Sibs. to 641 th, Itha to the. NZWCANTLII4III-TYIS, MAY 10.—Tbe weather aoatinum ciold sad ungsnial, sad, fa soon loosiiliss, wheat is maid to be loan pleat. At our market this matting we had a smut, show of wheat from the growers as well am from the end ; hot the sewn of an armistice bag to for the enspeoston of arms between Germany and imark, had • somewhat depr= a inOnsace spas the Wads, and millers could only be upon to powders, and that bat to a moderate extent, at • reduction of 6d. per qr., Sue sew Norfolk reds belsl only saleable at 42e. dd. per 5041ba, whibt the manse ndallon bad to be coeceded on foreign, ex ship, whew graserhel parable were not generally of fend. Floor without caws ; sad the ease remarks will apply to other article.. - - • • • • Ilmitaurar, NAT 10.—Oar =irks, today wu but thinly atlended, and the .apples was short. More money waa asked for wkant, wu do in a few la- NYCO/ a alight advance. roar nominally unaltered. Vey litMe tramisams &nu in any demaiptioa ar barley, aed per Doothaally =altered. Malt sold doubly at late firma. In other respects prier were the same as hut week, and little basin= dabs. Wheat, 36.. to 43.. Barley, 23a. to 37.. Oats, 22a. to 204 Beene. 40a. to 44a. Peaa, 30s. to 36a. Rye, 28e. to 35.. per qr. roar, 30s. to 36.. per mark. Malt. 1304 to 6ia. per gr. CAITLE.--B.sussolv, MAT 10.—Oar market today wee but thorny supplied with beasts, but moo( the somber offered were scree very prime anima* an the attenneet of bayed was tolerably good. Beet animals were readily disposed of, at the full teens of last market, bat ia• different Mill met a slow sale. A =dean supgr e l pod sheep, which met a ready rig at loran There wee a great somber of 0111.111 on offer, which fouled a ready market at geed Men The pig market was nog is nnamosily supplied in easel, all sorts of stock beeig sow sow* sad the business doing was at extegmely idgb prises. Best ar heel, lls. 6d. to GIL per aeon ; cow said Miter ditto. leo to lls. ; Innen of Week. quedip . par lb. bat for ben downs, 811. to 9d. per lb. no wool) wag paid ; veal, 7d. to Tfel. ; fresh melt, d. to ; end 9d. to 9a. par soon ; gran 1•00111. as, to Bd. per Ih. ; dry ditto, Bd. to ; meet phoned bans, 9d. to 10d. quarter old store pigs, lb. to SOL nee ; sews with ends. 121. to 141. NEw zinauirr PlANorms Piz = : W 01" leahaupt's &pietas. Y.: Wollethespre Manche licogroloc dedicated le lire Paw, dd, Tears Ilestabass, Y. miss three Dew cempedtioes lave beet played with heseense meted by Me. Otto laribeir, at the Cridel Palace. teat tree for Et e'sralra 'Gds.—Ewer air OG, Br, Ediestelreek leadoe.—(td vertisermatl BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CIZICErf.—May 9, al Moeller VIM& Loodebwollia 4ol4 wile of P. J. Meesome, on. 10E.-111s, S. se ftethor.lhe wife of A. lay, Req. of a eon. 112011.—thr 110011ftsthoe. Roams- lie wile of Ms. J Z. Heves. s be sea MINI= —beg% tlatedoos, rthehlry. the wife of J. E. 13001T ulTam ly— sig yarteadby e -bowie. Clapham-wk. the wile of IL si = log., It • am oy f. et Richmond-rood, Hackney, the wife ol Mr. O. Z. Illamth, 1421 500,.._ MARRIAGES. Assinty—nouroßE.—Maj r. as at. Marfa leDnittoo• by tha Bev. H. V. DoeMell, V. Lama, Neu , of Enfield Highway, to Wry Am, daughter at J. PI Lai , oe XLCM"-read, Islington. — . 1311.1611T0N1.-111ey 7, M RowyaiDl Chapel, klawF• steed, by the Rm. Dr. Sadler, F. D. Bog, of Adelaide. veld. to Am. whet ed lie het W. H. Mweetme, of dinalm. ham. 11 1 00 M.—.WHATH—Mityy. M All [elate Church. St John* vood, by the !Av. H. w. ltaddook, H. H. Spooner, Wie Mee Nee* at at. Jobs's-wood. DRUM CLINTON.—WW 7, at Pitepstreet, B j 1 4 11 1 2. r . ! 6d. ' ll7l Ctislialtalra.d 11 • 111 .. ritittiak WilHaes, me el mama st: 43hr-imam. C. Lester. Dq.. w ed N. maiuson ed — 7, at Scossofs, Jul* dasetter ar. XP ag es•llAbR.-111a7 7, M Mow, ll•etimir*Ocicesi C. O. 76. I' I[p 1, as ralimisdrim. Begkeelan, Mal. widow tae lab J. ?aka* 811. . ye J. Claim. PINWAI4 W Wnsaalallatifi. la Ms C, at Wirier, at tb• I M AI rn Iraletnt4triet, OM et Widtstriels... MAY n, lalto to I be Irma this twat To °brim c't a Place banks of I I \ ,5/ / 7 - barTizi. eir rat el.: W II ';',1".;7; be nude be nude airy Wa Wumbui :5-I.nac "°~°" - - ivense: l ILA( PIP ZOO rry ~. r.e~ oUI J Z 1 pper B --, 'IAN isr Pio *theist d r MIZE I TA4 >UCIts ; • Ila gist LbyLidi L Aa - d oats p A law b: I AN e Adint d beter4 Haifa AMA At;an Etriu 6 i 44 . • 7." Bs. L. are W iii:i 1327.Z-Tii 6d LI: i %Avenel El per Yu to ow* months. It Is not p L mot W. Pm to the MIMI 101I\ 00 Ilajor-Oia William C lotto Ain LAndoa. Willue L g. tampta r. H. Scar Carom WO aad Lao lAcurr so' 01 The dew Putneyl ra be Willa Teen In II Crud* bas never Obtillitloll C la l 4oo-41 rl shippw The tra4 P' w b r e i n b