The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-07 00:00:00

B M%P l • . / ,••• • sm. vr IS ,t •-• • 74, ~4,11- -••••'•7 No. 4.834.] CALC. CITA, calling at 314.1ra... —The well-knowit cllyeer witiliary Ideas,/ ably IN DIANA. 2,305 two, suo-borame pace. .111 leave the leterta London Dot as outhe 13th March, eruNarkonz passenuers at an. 4 leariny thaveteud on the lab. TNa rut ronobt shoo. built el pently tot the India trade. has bees thereughly retitled, boa lint-TVA WC00304.1411ii6.1 for paaten. ben, and •111 awry at. expertenetai UHT.. and a 414..ar , ie1.. The ert tee RIO continued at intervals or Ma weans by one o f ithe i o n...flag tut unitise au-unary atennevalaela betouglug to !.!49 Inc. Jason. tees tow, 11.13 J.vebn Y,542. tons, Golden Fleece, • ITS thus, honer of the Poutb. 'l,llll Scum I Osicattia, 2,101 17915. r tret,ht er pow*yt amply to Mown. .Irfn.llay and Co., SS, r o rlathrut .treat, • W.: Maim Alfred Broth athd Cu., 150, Los lentsll 0, et, K .. ens et UNI Oakes of taw Colopeas, 9, Mow th e L0..14 K Ze ia tttienlisa kir pop:9 ae 1101mM ntaaloptoeu ha this and= IBAlmow. Itioarelihl7. but luau awl fonds sidusiliomeati 0101184. No. th Musxlo9oo99l, RS. MONIT WIGRAM mad 80x8' Bi li rlaetilsa >ant Ilsodss UU et PACS= awn I. At -4 ILIA.— ••r SI CIJEI' 'cc& fan nal*. Bi n d t o. i s . w Ys lava • a iltorsOss, :loth Febision, canoe at rtymeetto. Oe sykr..ll.l clivitrr ably AL_NT, 1,010 toots wa‘maao, M. 7. CIAVTIO%. l'orgelumi ler I) WI la the East lolls Dacha Me us •••r all slangs s of weevers are illallolalloods sod •ot t as • SIWTICIK,I - rOf w r =shi se pomp pap SI LIM. %Li 1•11,11 T. sot SIIIRCIA:S. lama. I. Loslssksll street.—Pasongses s Is ars • "astral from Paddington to Moss& Iset cb.sa, • sr.i.lais tam. ma sissed-class fur tlazdollsas Earn. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to N 1.11 PIRA( Veva—The Livzftron. NEW vomit, red PHIL t1013.1111A - 4 1 :All !OOP COM PAN Y heload I lespate h kig In or Intlposeml ink rew kneel shlps, Canny:. slit/nen& Mews no enteric provokes awl / Invoke dies . as follows VoIORLY EMIL LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORE. CI rl' 11l NEW YoRIC, Nadeasdq. Pak 12. CLA.voliW. Walrendey. Feb, iv el IV OP II AvIIINUTON. Weasiday. reb. And overy siseseellagW odo mark. IS. 17. ere II peirenr a =ir to Or meow lowenvol perenew grabsis. Wham all provoker n-401 Pororwris Mods isi 1111 Werkent tieler Mllimapeos senma—Firt boater I ~ pMp Zk i ir. " 2 %tlY.T.lc." . ."'"` . (Yr' QTRAM to (10THINBUIRO from Loudon. 13 Tr "My w rier wereserMies.—The well Irwin screw siert,. Ur. Ww%, I' , TA.F WASA. tun 11 NULLAN, awl 0,Ni...1c .111 Int& Osvaldo's& the germ r Move. M erred wit. • fr. oydit —4447 k. YW.WrI7A 13/LAVIr, trr IHML. urr. , . II K....a10ne. C. R 1 aim! SAVONA ItAILWAY COMPANY. awing ANONYMIL" %MP F HEREBY 011714%, Uri NO AYPLICATIONS tar t HARI" m this Omapsay der be ILSCILIVID oder 1 edoek lhr aftvnwou ad uTVIDAY maybe W. MILAN., lost.-1.1 order. J. W flosseeffy. 1... a, 141/. 61. Ombra-Wm UM Ilseridavat. U. L ONDON sad COUNTY BANKING COMPANY. feloorthA.l Capital. 1:1.730,1100‘ la 2000 quires of 440 each. Pool up (Apo4l. 4301.0110. lifarroe VOOl. AttlS.oo4 61021100110 70 , Toriughaullkruanl.LAA. EM , sol 11011:0 01 . Esq. %I I' 0 Illiam Chumpion hANDI, Esq. PtOlip Patton myth. Lao lame. laming. Emu J-to% William Surlut,tar. Esq. Wlllkus Ler. EMI.. M.P. CAA. Child. Eaq Thomas 1110 IA. Ey . bur. . .... v. slum tery. key. W Moak laq. Jvlua. Mum*, Lay . ll'Meiraa, Tay. Wad nem St, Lombard...reel At the A\\t AL MUTING al the Proprietors held as Tilt the Ltb rehire,. wt at the Loudon Tavern, bistelagate buret, the tallorlas Upon far the yeas sodas the bece raber. Ita•L arca nail by the Secretary. WILLIAM NIthIPL, Nay . the chair. IMPORT. The Infector% lay liefore the Proprietor% a general at the seal. , of the sotopitly for the half ,year ending the nal s ermine, which tiny hope will he found satisfactory. Irma the balance sheet it will appear that the net Multi at tM flank foe the pun 1..411)...r, ins hiding the sum of L1').417 brought forward and Alter 4014k-tit* Uttered paid to cuetoment, all el ...13nanAgelm ot, Itcaax tat, and rebate. and making tit for loot and clotil41111•1040. araottnt• to £O3.t.AS INL Tour Director, et ionino•tel that the usual dividend of U per asst. ha .1. claret'. I og.ti s %all a 4,uus of 4 Veit cost. upon the ipskleip retinal t he rolotoots) free of boot. tan , which, if approved by thy b.,. .01 lest e the stun of £20,703 So hr earr—.l fore art k. the nest sy....unt. In collakeinellre of file great illy:rein In the ttllaltlooll of the Bask. your Director% have considered It advisable to augment capitil &kelt of the Company hy the issue of 5,000 additional liana. to he offere.l 11l the first instabee, pro rata, amongst the Proprielors a. tic) apt wend In the Register on thy . 2311Januai7 bat. DMA: the date when the Transfer liov.k. of tile Company !en r 1014,1. 'loch alelrre to he nosed at tl.e price of aeto lbalog a priming of clo per .lure , to he paid by Instalments, the details ot which wdl he iiiiinc.liately transmitted by circular to each Proprietor. Tbla measure will provinee 4130.000, out of which it is proposed to ml 4 i-loo,tro to the Vital etoek of the Company, &WI i-. 1.1,000 SO the Reserve l owl, thus raising the fornser to atioo,oo9, mid She latter to gy7,,nosi. The Larectors retiring by reitsUon are William Cory, Ler, Coles 4 Mid. East., atel lions, Mills. Esq., SLY mho have riven laogwe of flair 10l e1,t0.11 of teromlng candidates for reeleetom. The tmoleuol pai aide at the Head Mike, ur any of the Branches, ou and alter Monday, the 17th instead. It .A LA Ns • Y. SII Err Id the London &al County ltutltuns Company, Dee. IL Isl. To capital peal op To rugervc 'tool Ti. I.lloalllll thir by the beak Of U • 'II tt r. £0.443.900 II To ba , ilitic. on end en4l,nento by lb. bank, circular n0t, , ., 14.11, II rv.te cano.•o• • • iu,rn • • :11,573,471 II I. 411,7111 14 2 IMMO 2 4 To moth and loon Folsom hiuttititt from Man s a ten.. 1..41t 10. the ►Jl.lwr aflrir makito, Iv tea ouml d,.ut•tlul .1% lAA 1"674 II 1 178,1167 It 4 in,“4,11111 14 4 Ng call as tirJ at bawl wk. and toramdaii . . ..... Ng cash plonk at nil sail at Sallee L7;8,338 U PAINS in the HEAD, BECK, and LIMBS.— Nothing Immo b the present day Me greater inflames in mooring these ailments tbs. ?Ann S LITZ PILLL Sole Proprietors, T. lUU&N sad Oa, emote:art, TWA street, London. In boars, price Is. N.. sag la Wally pieksta,lls.sack. 1115,115 MI IS lawillarate. viz • Ile pwerment inuant3teed &aim lig API rack. as 4 ....A % luu.tAk. 11 II --- 800,212 0 8 dbkr.ltnt. .1 1.111. ▪ p 4,11 ..1. - ,w 1., rtlr Mere in I". 1. 310 ...entry 4733, 1 124 H 9 Br altialWar• 1 , . Jl.baurf. un ▪ siMI • tours 7 5,061.610 19 0 trrrlr.l.l PI • 11114 . 0 la Lamilrartl strr...t --- . fr., 4444 awl kair la4.lpr.prrty la the lsruarlo w $4ll attires sod Wings .... 44‘102 ite lallareit prod t., r n.tnnra ......... Mt 111 • 111 sifts avid all .41“ r at lan4 oak. and lonsorhes. .I..:M+tiar laeina taa as IF.II. aand a.ln.. at,172 I 1 £7.7116.06 16 II A . NIVIR FAILING REMEDY. yr. Kern BILIOUS sod UV= 11115 whim' toy 311.110611111 binerat. bon Ur .414 be losaill taftlimide to sat midget braLi s tioni lint COMplatlia, IaNOMASI4 Wthd. gaga% Oddiallie• 4114010 . el the eyes, we.. ItMINIM ontorenow as a fealty aperient Bodo- ne, and ea a puller of the blood. they are truly egtoellent, mild In their operstiou and grateful to the stoma& they create appetite, promote digestion. and eirsegthes Ohs whole n•rrotta system—N*ld by W. lambert, In. Jernillawislsl aad by most drusgieta, In bops, le. lid. aged IL Dd. Be am to aak lor [Jr. Saga's Eilloue Bud Liver Pills. The pnuine are a square grows peelope, wit). William Lambert," engraved on the stamp. BUCHAN'S SUGAR-COATED BABLIA PAItILLi ?ILIA—It it • well-known fort third we& psi Is the greatest wider at the blood la the world. Keep your bleed pure. the horde repskr, sad defy the doctor. flees pills dribs at the root et each disease, sad are for the we et e. err ailment inehisatal to sus, weirs, sad child. web as all rropti.sis on tbe skis. laillgustiwa billies. liver, and stems& r,aistaists, seseral wesksees. gest. ebelealallto• pains in ttre UuM, beitdaebee, sore threats, and every comp at wiled hi irregularities et the bows* obstructed perspiration, and deteriorated sod salmi bieed.—Patest lialrelive Ware. bonne. 19, Dersensiseet, London. Wholesale agents : Buda sad Cs.. 74 Farrtaideastrret sad tram all chemist& gold Is bottles, la lid., Is. ail, 40. 11 , 1 mad Illa. h. • rrT ANA &* /1031 R. /10311/T. • ittleft,t pwl la. 11.Lhenwilt £lll 4 1 ▪ ttp•-••••,...0..w Made .41 has IDA abil. lalaTtell IV ism mesom4 11.144 lb I 7... ht irk 4.1 •4.1. r • twar,l•4 111 e 1411111. 31,11111 I 7., 1.4,4...1 21 I. f ht. 70 Lamar. t Arm .1 ••r ward DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE ol LIFE esslosss Netaissed to the s shattsrod wurdtattows low wood. helm r twpe.dti. Its aunts ars potwaiiintl Nu osswalloilow ..wary.—tichl In eras. with tan isotatistiosis, at Ito. or tsar ortistiliss out Wis., oust way - whets. pocks/ as nwoiplist rossittaato or .guava—Sots ssolits. e rgra sod Cu.. Iths Woo& war Teusoioluw. 1070.047 It • Ay fol An. '..t fr.milast among.— Ll/3473 3 3 ts Nh. 1,•11 'var. alter rL pr010..13 lo..13 1.4 1.4. i ...I debt. MAN 7 I DR. JORDAN'S AI'IIRODISION, I The Phosphorised Sera lee T.llk. THI NEW CHNNICeI. tviMBINATII/N of IPIIMPHATIC SALT' . Quinine, Iram, Rc., conte.slim all I.a Itmeatial Con stituents of the blood. Brant and Nem. —Greet phi. lowiatikal and chemical research has led to the Jlacom ry of this lovalnstate remedy In ita present perfect Hata agreeable to the patate, and Inument In its actio,_mill p r a acni gl Its pn.pertase, %Wonting immediate relief, at owe reinv*awating and restortng with magiod rapidity the moat comae telkana. inaariam health. Increased strength, enemy. and a re doubled development of the roma utir system, and permanently curiae; all alto wafer from SP Lit 11 ATM lell DINLASPri ot the ItahLYst, BLAtillgh, and all I ItINARY DEposurs, which eons incapacity anal degeneracy, total and partial prustration, and every other ealianstive the system. It is imitable for the most 'mini ilses In the body." " The peculiar charactsrs ut this Ilub.truce, tlttins it for that errs.' Eztracta from the C 0,541111 Magazine, on the subject of Phosphorus, April, Isbl. As pluophorua In A state of nature Hinnies the darkness, ao the eahmasted frame revives when impregnated with its eisetrt eat properties." !'flees: Its per bottle, nr four lia bottle* in one, La sad in coos couLunlng three 3 . .ta, bottles, gb, which eaves II 125 Tubs had dine! fount •, ileorge.st., Hanoverou.: 22052 Ilarclq aad Mos. 74 Earringdokst . Newbery, 4t, St. Paufeehurchyard : Sanger, 15.0. and Ilannay. CA, Oxford et. Rutter, 4, Cheapelde: Hooper, 43, king William 54., Londombeldge ; Howden, 715, tirecechnrch•st. Strand; W. libleartio 57, St. Teas Churchyard , and of all chemist. throughout the world. Prrpare4 at the laboratory of ItolltaT J. JoaDAN, M.D.. Mem bee of the Royal College of stage..., Englisnd Licentate of the 2 0 7 111 Coline of rtirtfaelw.GusnborgA Re., he., author of NIRIrOI.IS EXHAUSTION," KS eine, and Carr; wish as Remy nn True end False Sperms tonfests. eel to Id, 11 7 pest 2s. led. Aka A TILZATI3I ea Mei:ASIA of the MATCH, with the Author's sew nude of treatment. without the use of the knife, ligature. or ranterizatine, price b. HA., by poet gs. 10d. Likewise SK IN DISLARLS and their RENIEUILR, containing the modern treatment (aa adapted at Use Hospital St. Louis, Paris , for the cure of those diseases au prevalent Ina high state ri‘ natation, price to. iid., by vet 2s. 10d. To be had et the Author. who is registered order the New Medical Act 'Sew Medical Register , anal who has devoted ha exclusive studies to the above discuss, and is the discoverer of the Aplaculision. 20, Glearweutreet, liaturver•Nuare, Laudon, W. Sears of consultation trues 11 to t. tied 5 to . Sundays, 11 till I. DR,. CIILVICRWKLL, M.R.C.S., 3 MILT MARLBORGrOlutglitgry. Caa le emend all cages ot Nervous Debility, Involuntary NaasMeg, Loss of Memory, Incapacity, Spann& torrhaa, ty, Cauterisation. and Galvanism. Just published, an entire new *nil Original Work, entitled 01;1:SELVES* A Physiologic:ll Review of the above, Is. • by post, Is. Id. DaGad, is. "1. Bann, Comb'''. or Author, as above. Or. C. may he consult"' dally till 12, at The Poet-calm. Turkish Baths, BA liarliniele Grand, and s, Great Marlborough-street, W., from I DUO p.m. LIIwMI It il Iv, lb. mob have sattaained the larsominit balance. sheet...l4 h.... o• nod lb. mine to 141 COMIC( 'ism .1 Van,. 11/111LIMON.) HIL‘II,Y 1./Vurri)N, , Auditors. JOHN ) Lora.. and rooted; Plonk. nath lan Ind! YM t0r.k..14, It‘ port kw.ilte bwall rr..11 , 1 thct.rrrtary. the 14lost.* .4•••••• •. re propee..l, anal utunnoovicly Alery4e.l: I (hat thr pert Ok re...travl and adopted. and landed tor the as .4 the rt. 2. ilkd • da.v.h....1 .4 • I.lr Lrnt he declared upon the capltvl Meek .4 thr lldopony lor the half yrar .n.hatg the 31.4 Ik . 1.110.1. 1.81. t...• Ih. r with a La u . of 14 per mat el. ur of lar-nve toy. pay..o4. • ,e 1 alter Monday. the 11411.4 Yrbruary Instantand that the lalaoce .4 2.1. be earned to the haat areennt. I. IbM n. 'hawk. .4 chi. merging he dvair I* the Ithanl ••I Mbrrthr. Ihr tip- r to ..loch Lb., bare cooduttcal the 1111.0r..4 Sh. r - 0mp.,.) 4 Thar lirr 'honk. Ihr myrrh's hr preemie& to the Auditors eat Ihr sornhous t r.irr. hiring the pet year, &Da that Very he Iv eh. a,l f..r tae ,Urrrilt )twl. & That the thehtte of this rw clans he present...l to William Sciewse. Y.. th• and also t.. the prithips/, had •44r B , the,r. .•5 11.. cotal•thihtioll, for rhr trul .H.I stAlity with with% t het rltreloarrr.l their rrrl.rrllvr . I ‘ 3 lhP. The eh/Iwo ht three Ihre•Aors haring lierh tteliceeileil With. tvlthetint itthil. w. n WPR1911.111t1114414, Cagy, 11.1, 1 01.. Child, Loh , uul Thomas MINA Erg V. Y. WILLIAM NlttoL, Chairman. The Mailmen. ltsvinc .initted the Chair, it was resolved. and mint 1W the ,ornial thnnkent this Meeting he prevented tn Wit ham Nicol. Ley M for hie side awl POIIIitIONS cowinet h 111Wi Glair P. P. r.Lrru. Ueputy.t.hatrama ted tient the Minutes. Torsiors copauirs.--Copaiba and Cobbs el are doubtless Ilse beat remedlis e but these are of a repulsive theta and edger, and seeadas cellar au nausea, and gastric disturbance. Y. Jessau Ass la rendering LONDON and COUNTY BANKING them valuable therapeutic agent' perfectly bones', lay tastes. CoMPANY. . Inm in his COVINDO all the curtain's ii . a yids w.p. m . 11 C NOTICE I' 111:RY f; I VIES, that • DIVID,NDon the ("apt two ban been adopted by the Paris A o f Mesildas niter V asset of Ch. cowpony, of 6 per cent for the half year ending more than • thousand trials to Parte, and different London the Met Per., iw.l, tointher with a Bonus of ti per rent., will 1.0 hoepttaln vim, ht. Titoism's, Gay's, sad St hmtboissmewa, PAID to the Proprietor., ettlwr at the SW lilliee, it Lmnineni under the can of Messrs. Lloyd, Poland, and teams Clark. at 1. 4 the Ciespanla lwalich Imam. oa and after "Lunt,' Nor. S. 1661. The lopshine, which is in fens of • = w wi AY, the 1711, instant. pretty pink sugar- plum, edicts • cure in shout eft days, sish.ny By unlit of the board. . la resent or chronic illseassa 100 capsules, la Md. • inn by post, W. IIeKIWA N. General Meager. I is. 14.—J &MEAL:. Trench chemist. 4). Haymarket; louden; n, :I. Lombard street, tab. d, laid. Ilse it. QUORUM, Parts; and all chemists I. P. NICHOLS. Secretary. &CHM FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE Fuca Anrs.—Let evening Mr. J. A. Heraud delivered a lecture oe "Taste i• Art" before a numerous meeting of the above society, at their rooms in Conduit-street. The lecture, which was listened to with interest, was followed by a die. cession. MAXHION-HOLRE, —Up to last evening the total azotiont received by the Lord Mayor for the relief of the eastern by the Hartley Colliery catastrophe was 124151., of which KN was received during yesterday. The Lord !favor received for the poor-box, S. and D. M., 10f. ; 11. le WARWICKSHIRE AORICULTCRAL SOCIETY. —This society haviug decided upon holding their meat exhibition in Birmingham, • public meeting, convened by the Mayor, was held in the committemmum of the Town-bell tba. yesterday, at noon, to appoint a committee to raise funds and secure • site. Mr. C. M. Caldecott, Mane B. Umbers, T. Harley, and other gentlemen attended as • deputation from the Warwick committee. A committee was appointed to raise subscriptions, and about 1001. was 000tributel in the Bonin. A general feeling was manifested in favour of the exhibition extending over two days • and it was inti mated that an horticultural exhibition an d • poultry show would probably be held at the same time. THE NMWSTEAD ESTATES.—We (Nottingham Daily Guardian) understand that these estates, since they fell into the hands of Mr. Webb, have been re-apportioned into farms, and let at revised rents, which, in same in stance., present • considerable advance upon those paid under the late Colonel Wiklman. This step is likely, it is said, to lead to numerous changes among the tenantry. Rumour states that the classic grounds of Newatead will be henceforth closed against the public, so that there will been end to the pilgrimages to the home of Child. Harold. A HUTH ER MURDER NEAR BRIDOW ATM --Olt Wednesday evening last another shocking murder took place within two miles of Bridgwater, the scene of the murder of Moses Antboey by Matthew Doyle, which occurred so recently as the previous :latently night. From the per. titulars which we have been enabled to gather it apprize that the man who committed the deed is named William Chdel, jun., • gentleman farmer, about 34 years of age. I and the son of Hr. William Chard, • very wealthy and respectably connected agriculturist. The victim is Pitmen Stowe, a servant is the employ of the younger Chard, who ' lives at Andersen, on the banks of the River Parrett, in the pariah of Weston Zoyland. Between six and seven o'clock on Wednesday evening, this girl's meter shot her with • double-barrelled gun, in the left aide, just above the hip, and the pprorebability is that the charge entered the left , ramming death. Information was at am forwarded to Bergesat Payee, of the Sorometshire con stiibal•ry, who proceeded to the spot, and took the dr comed's master into custody. The prisoner Asked the Mergallak. "Can you prove it! Wait until you see the , resell of the coroner's inquest, and see whether it isn't 1.1:2t in manslaughter." He afterwards said it was se job, aid was an accident. The sergeant took him to Lentos Zoyland, and yesterday he was before the magistre who remieded him. The primer was drunk st the Mae of the occulter*, and wiles in that state on previous oscines he has frepiently hem beard to threaten to shoot people. The gas was hidden after the murder by one of the prisoner's - labourers, but whew asked for by the police it was produced, and was found to hays blew meeetly dischar ed with mom or middle-Mod shot. NEWSPAPER • ' .1 /01:1:til l b 1 ?VIM ,P,P3II'IET 3Wl' ..... 1 4 4 - f 133 rt4sl • , ir -., ^ , 4•?. .-. i FILV _ di ' z • 4 :; ‘ , 4 4714 4 ' SlialidX 1 . 1 1 11 t - , V 4 .ci 1, [T'W OPEN CE eventually ordered eons tea, and, having inquired where he could buy some ham, went away, swag he would be back in ten minutes. On returning to his shop Mr. Austin foiled his cash-box, which contained 1101. in gold, silver, and totes, gone. Johnson of course did not return, and no tidings were beard of them until they were in the custody of Ser geant Cole, 23 C, on another and similar charge. Mr. Austin identified the prisoners from a number of others at Marlbo rough.street Police Court. The prosecutor's desk had been wrenched open with a jemmy, and the marks exactly corre sponded with a jemmy found by Cole in the dog. The prisoners were fond Guilty. The prosecutor in another case was Mr. Keillor, baker, 19 , Compton-street, Soho. The prisoners and their confe derates visited shops, and one of them bought some trifling article and gave a sovereign in payment, to that on receiving the change they ascertained where the cosh bet was kept. The shopkeeper was kept in conversation by " the gentle- moo, or squire " in the dogcart at the door, while tine cash-lax was stolen. In this case they only got a bog of copper money. &meant Charles Cole, 21 C, stand that on the 16th of January he sew the prisoners it • dogeart, in Brewer-street, Ockleseqwe. There were two other men with them walking os the pavement. The four entered into conver sing'', and the witness having suspicion watched them. He gen them spin in Compton-street. Lucas drove the art, and the three others followed. They again Pied is conversation in Frith-street, and ono ei them went into Mr. Keillor's shop. That man was not in custody, he escaped. Johnson went into Mr. Keillor'a shop and brought something out and put it in the cart, and Lucas drove off. The witness ran after him and seised the reins. Lucas lashed the hone as hard as le could, but boding himself mastered he jumped out of the cart sad made off. 'Witness left the cart and Johnson in charge of other persons, and went after Lucas, who was knocked down by a carpe nter, and was secured. Tiro bap of copper mousy were found in the out, they had bear /holes In= Mr. lodide dr" and a jemmy, asap as mod by burglars, was also found in the cart ; and the officer stated thin he bed so doubt, from the marks on the desk, that it bad beet forced open by that inattrument. The prisoners were found Ouilty. Serjeant Cole said the prisoners were known. Johnson was sentenced to 3 months in September last, at Marl boroughutreet, for attempting to steal a cash box in Oxford-street ; there was no conviction against Lucas. There was no doubt that the prisons', and a gang they were associated with, bad carried on these depredations in almost every town in England. Letters were received daily from those they had victimised, and it seemed they made " • set" upon bakers, young iu business, whom they bad reduced to ruin by plundering them of the scanty means by which they started in trade. It had been ascertained that their depredations exceeded in amount 2,0001. His lordship sentenced the prisoners to 10 years penal servitude. His lordship said with respect to Cole, his conduct had been most meritorious, and would be represented in the MPlrquarter; but the court had not the power to order agratnity ; had he the power he should have done so. THE HARTLEY COLLIERY INQUEST. THE raspier. NEWCASTLE, THURSDAY Niowr, This inquiry was resumed and concluded to-day. The following summary of the proceedings is from a special edition of the Newcastle Chrowide. _ _ Dr. Davidson was of opinion that the men had been suf focated by carbonic oxide gee. from the fact of their blood being of a red colour. If they had been suffocated by car bonic acid their blood would have been dark. . . . -- —.— A man named Brown requested to be examined, but his evidence was merely second hand, and could not be re mired. It appeared, however, that he bad Lewd cer tain remarks with respect to a hole in the pumps, which the evidence afterwards went to show bad been caused by the falling of the beam. Mr. G. B. Forster stated that he was convinced, and it . . was the general opinion, that the very best means bad been used for the recovery of the men. Mr. J. E. Forster maid the only damage he anticipated In the Hartley Colliery was from water, but up to the time of the accident he should never have bad the slightest hesitation to go into the colliery himself had he been re quested to do so. He thought a double shaft was not absolutely necessary. Such an accident its this could not have been contemplated by anybody, but Le was is favour of two shafts. _ - . The evidence having been brought toe close, the jury re• turned the following special VERDICT. " That John Gallagher on 22nd January last was found killed in the workings of New Hartley Colliery, having died therein from inhalation of pa, being shut up in the yard MID of the said colliery on tile 16th of said month, when the shaft was closed by the accidental breaking of engine beam, which, with other materials, fell into the working shaft of the pit, and there being no exit therefrom all sexes to the deceased was cut off, and he perished from the come above mentioned. The jury cannot close without expressing their strong opinion of the imperative necessity of all working collieries having at boat a mooed shaft or outlet to afford the work men the means of amps ehould any obstruction take' place as occurred at New I:Wiley Pit, and that in future beams of colliery engines should be made of malleable instead of cut metal. They also take occasion to notice with admira tion the heroic courage of the miners and others, who at the risk of their own lives, for so many nights' and days, devoted their best skin and energies to rescue the unfor tunate men who were last ; and that everything that human iugenuity could accomplish was done towards this humane object." The inquiry terminated at 4 o'clock. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1862. GALLERY d FINZ ARTS. 8. B. PULLER, 61, PALL-MALL, opposite St. Jsan's Palate. =MOVED Nor at Mid $6, Lathbone-plece. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. Engagement of MY CONSTANCE, the most powerful CONTRALTO in Mewed. With unlmmdedgratlikotkia, the proprietors of The LONDON PAVILION announce that they bare had the rare fortune to wo gag • the mist thrilling and wooded' , vocalist of the day. Miss Constance pommies extraordinary natural quallecathine. 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Qtr.. posbfreo, on receipt of a directed envelope, 110140GLMIC two patens stamps —A.btress, De SMITH, I. ,aiteweisesN,, Tavistockaquare. London. W.C. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (souna's =zooms.) TURKEY.. CONETANTDIOPLE, FM 1 (v Mate). Cab=li Effendi proceeds as Imperial Commis skew to Syria., with the rank of Muchir. Bead Pacha has sent a letter of apology to Sir Henry Bulwer, on account of the recent Scutari outrage. The publication of the budget is expected imme diately. A new stamp tax has been introduced. The town of Imidt has hem half destroyed by fire. CONSTANTINOPLE, Faa. 5. The Turkish squadron, under the ocinimand of Osman Pacha, left for the Adriatic on Sunday last with munitions and cannon. • Mehemet Pacha, formerly at the head of the Ministry of Polies, has been appointed Governor of Damascus. DISTURBANCES 1N BUCHAREST. BUCHARN3T, Fri. 6. The bands of insurgents who bad marched against itualm e rest tied es► the approach of the troops. A mob of 1150 peasants ims been surroundoal and 1! .1 ST. PETERSBURG, Flo. 6. The following are the details of the estimated expenditure and income of the Russian empire for the ensuing year, as set forth in the budget : Expenditure.—National Debt, 54 millions silver roubles ; Imperial Household, 5 millions ; War Department, 110 millions ; Naval Department, 904 millions ; Home Department, n millions ; Financial Department, 27 millions ; Pensions, 13 millions ; Ministry of Public Works, 9 millions ; subsidies paid to various branches of industry, 8 million.. Income.—By poll tax, 28 millions silver roubles ; land tax, 25 millions ; property of the State, 19 millions ; tax on liquors, wins, &c., 124 millions; Customs, 32 millions ; Postal Department, 7 mil lions ; stamp dues, 0 millions. POLAND. DRFADIOT, fts. 6. The official Dresden Antra& of today publishea & correspondence from Warsaw, announcing that judgment had been pronounced by the oourt martial on the catholic priests imprisoned in the citadel. . -.. Four canons are condemned to transportation to Siberia, and one to imprisonment in the fortress. THE DANISH RIGSRAAD. COPENHAGEN, Fn. 6. In to-day's sitting of the Rigsraad, the Prescient of the Council declared that it is the desire of the government to establish the freedom and indepen dence of Denmark and Schleswig, no matter with or without legislative connexion with Holstein. INDIA. The following is from the Bombay Gazette of the 13th January : The South-Eastern Provinces of Pego, Arracae, Moul mein, Martaban, Amherst, and Teneaserirn have been waited, and placed under the administration of Colonel Phan as lieutenant-governor. The supreme government has authorised the immediate issue of a first distribution of the Lueknow prise money at the rate of 17 rupees each share. Lieutenant-Colouel Norman. C. 8., has been appointed secretary to the government of ladle in the Military 13e putment, is succession to Major-Gene al Sir B. Binh, M.C.8., who retires. The future effective strength ci the European forester all India le fi xed at 73.577 men. The tome will be distributed m follows :—Bengal, 44,916 ram, at 1,100 ra. par seas, total, 4.04.07.000 re. per aeare,_• Magna, 111,101 MIL at 1,100 rs. per man, total, 1,06,77,100 re. per annum ; Bombay, 13,500 men, at 1,100, is. per ma., total, 1,48,50,000 re. per annum ; which gives a total charge for *e European army of 8,09,31,700 re., which sum is late by 84,16,100 re. than the amount spent for this purpose in the year 11360-61. The native army now amounts to 111,112 men and officersolivided into 156 regiments, distributed as follows : Supreme government, 13 ; Hemel, 60, including all the Sikh and Punjab battalioos ; 51 adraa , 52 ; Bombay, 30 ; Pegu, oue load regiment of upper*. Since 1358-59 no less than 64,065 men have been struck off the strength of the native army, by which the country has saved more than a erore of rupees. The Delhi prize money, consisting of jewels, gold and silver plate, has arrived in Calcutta, and been valued at one crore and 21.1 LAM of rupees, of which 14 lakhs have been received in silver. The following statement, showing the financial position of the several guaranteed railway companies awed the gov meet, has been published in the Caketts Gazette at the re quest of the Bengal Chamber of Commerce Amount authorised to be seised.—Capital, 36,454,040/.; debenture loans, 11,878,9601.—t0ta1, 48,333,0101. Amount paid by the railway compel:ilea—Capital, 28,443,585/.; debenture lows, 9,058,9081. —t0ta1,37,50?.,494/. Amounts withdraws by the railway ounpinies.—ln Eng land, 14,316,6551.; in 10dia,22.942,8001.—t0ta1, 37,259,4551. Balances standing to the credit of the railway companies, 1,543,601/.; amount advanced u mews, 1,302,5621. The Bheels have broken out into insurrection in great force at a place called Chudda, about 80 miles north-weat of Mal ^sum. A Vice Admiralty Court is to be established at Bushire for the suppression of slavery. His Excellency the Commander.in.Cbief of the Indian Army met with an accident while pigsticking at Ammo° with the Maharajah of Cashmere. Sar Hugh Hose got **brit spear" at the pig, which charged between his horse's legs, threw him, and gave the Commander-in-Chief a heavy fall. He was not severely hurt. Sir Hope Grant, Coniniander-in-Chief of the Madras Army, we. sworn into office on the 20th December. The budget estimate of government customs duty for the year 1862.63, has been calculated by the authorities at about 2,800,0001., or 20 lake below the estimated amount of the last year, which wu about 3 crores of rupees. Two hundred awl fifty officers of the Bengal army, in cluding the newly admitted captains, bad taken Sir Charles Wood's pensions, up to the 20th December. On the 15th December the retiring poll stood thus : Bengal—field officers, 98 ; captains, 18 ; total, 116. Madras officers, 81. Bombay—field officers, 31; total, 112 ; captaiee. Bombay and Madras, 19 ; total, 247. The New Council of the Governor•Generel is expected to boll its first sitting on the 15th of this month. The New Council of Bombay is not yet constituted. At present the membership includes six Europeans and five natives. The governor ha. the power to appoint two inure non-official members, and it is hoped he will exercise it in appointing a European as one of them. The product of the last cotton crop is now pouring into Bombay from the various cotton dietricts. The health of the city and island of Bombay has consi derably declined. Cholera is prevailing extensively amongst the poorer classes of the native community. The weather is cold and seasonable. THE Brum. or Loreporr's Acs FOR THE Disco txriore or me errr Cur ItCll4.—A correspondent in the City write* :—" It la not generally known that the above obnoxious measure tea* been to all intents and purposes a dead letter ever since its passing into law. The citizens view not only with extreme dislike the destruction al them time-honoured and venerable structures, but also the eon- Aeration of their communion plate, in which they bike • just pride. The SC; gives the inhabitants the absolute veto upon the removal of their parish church. A very singular instance of the exercise of this right occurred last summer in the late T. H. Horne's benefice. The parishioeers met under the presidency of the two dissenting churchwerdene, and unanimously declined the bishop's interference. Oar of these churchwardens is • staunch unitarian, and the other an equally staunch independent. The Bishop of London, in grasping at too much, will fied hie hopes alto gether deflated. Had be contented himself with WI/e -ducing • blip to give relief to such parishes as asied far the scheme would have been unobjectionable , and would have met with general approval. Bat the public hook with great disfavour upon any plan that might pleas hundreds of thousands of pounds at the absolute disposal of the most exemplary bishop that ever sat on the bench." GItEAT WES'rERN RAILWAY. soncg l 9 bIItRIFIT DIRKS, that the newt UALIf• V CARLY I; EN TAAL IIKETIsiII of the Vrupetetom of this Coab patty will he held In Gordon, pursnont to act of parliament. et the Paddington Station, on Vitl DA V, the 21st day 44 February nest, At 1 o'clock precisely, for the election of four I.IIOOCIOIII the place of isaptain Thome. Billidley, Rdward feeinhig. tool The 11041. Vied rorb iicorge Inabazon ronsonby, and Dr. Kit-hard Prichard Smith, retiring by rotatioa, and for other purposes of business. , The vaid General Sleeting will be made Special under the ' powers of the Great Western Railway 'Capital' Act, DC, for the purpose of converting all or any of the Chester or kitrnilughani sharev of the l'ompany, whetherguaranteee. or preference shares, Into sbveli of the like denomination. It a ift also he mode Special fur consideriag sad, If approved. for empowering the Directors 10 contribute a sum not exceeding Clo,ooo t overdo the piarpvess refined to in the Warlock Railway Ad, and to make any agreerneute for the appropriation of the mid amount under the powers cootalned In that act. The Chair will betaken at One tiClock precimiy. SUCLISCRNIL Unimak. 'SARUM/TUN, Deputy Chairman. Dire-core retiring are re-eligible under the provides, of the Act . ao 1. In compliance with a byelaw, wine must be given to the secretary 0n VT talon the ith day of February of the dames of any Proprietors who are to be nominated for eketion ea Di rectors at the geld Half-pearly (Medal Meeting. The 1 rooster Kooky of all •tock and Shares will be Cloged on and from the ooh day of Vehniery. and will not be re-opened until Alter the mid half yearly General Meeting on the 31st day of February.—By order of Mr Hoard. CHAS A. SAUNDERS, Secretary. Paddington Indian. Jan. 22, Ixtl2. LOANS, from £2O to £l,OOO, upon personal security, repayable by instalments , or es may ben anead to snit the cunvealeare of the borrower. !tortoises far s term not estwedlng ten years redeetaablo by get= sreet, retab meats—Apply at Use B&W NATIONAL, 40‘ Bloomsbury, iT.C. TUCK Bouzim am. QT. MARK'S HOSPITAL for FISTULA and other DISEASES of the RICTIIIL NOTICE I HEREBY Olt RN, rat the ANST'AL O.OIIIMAL MEWING of Goverers .111 he Yid et the Leaden Tavern, llishopesatentred. on Till' MOAT, the 13th Fortuity ned, to eiterve the yearly Report f the Creraittm of Management, of the TreSBllfer, sod of the Medical Officers of the Charity. to elect four sew members of the Committee in room of those who retire by sernrity service, and one In the place of David R. Clarke, EAT, decreed. and ow other barmen The imir win be tak-ti by the Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, the president, at Bern o'clock precisely JAS. 'CURS WILISKIN. Secretary. etty4taL kaiak LC, 31st Jan., lea MB- MILES" (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NSW AUTUMN AND W1N772 STOCK Ise the Would-bed kwSob ANGOLA Ws. IIIOWSZSIL haw rapists sad ready ler Impo•Uss. This TM weni origissisi WWI!. 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Any article nut approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Rules for seitmesaurement awl lists of prim pest tree. 111 isES and niiN'S establishment* 11141 1111011114 rrldag evening at 1.10.6 till Saturday melting al ISM* Aga steam la resumed until 11 o clock. lI LDRID OW BALM al COLUMBIA, V established upwards el in yews, Is Or WA sad only of tale remedy *vrr discovrreil for Premetag, Strengthening, Beasellylng, or Restoring the Hair,Whiskses, or llettata,he, and fr esith B. and t urni ng lMd 1. Oliltaiß,B.l44 la . Itingtm4tree "..l. 61. nd. London, and all chemists and pe:lontira lor l atildrvies sad Indies' Hair It Is most efficacious and witiraffed. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON SVIIPTION we EFFECTUALLY CVILED by KEATING'S COVOII LOZENGES, which an idly reannmeaded by the toothy iteetiocolais trom the mod enheenst of whom oily be In spected,. as thy met effetival, sale. speedy, sad convenient re. seedy for mash sod all disorders of the lungs, chest, and throat. Saki la boles. IL ltd. : tins. 25. 94., ds. lki., and Ile. mak— TIIOIIA% KEATING, Pharrnareutkol Chemist, TO, St. Pears. church)nol, Leaders . sod retailed by all droardsta. Crail NIN & Dr. HASSALL'S Report on WATIRS'S QUININE WINN recommends to use, and the M Predanies ermendly Witty to tut wanks and Importasue somas WATS" Disatia'olm" Ceirow•asmk Landes, LC. Seed by grown elansida, It warehousemen, and ether; at Ms. • dean. Wleimesis wren Lewin Webb, aad Ca, Moreeeter. (Stamped, la. Additional.) LAW INTZLLIGEN OF, COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Fmr. 6. Sittinp at NMI hies .t Westminster.—(Bekee Mr. Justice Blackburn and Special Juries.) The court was occupied during the greater part of the day in trying two cottons—" English v. North Loadon Railway Co®pany," and " Eng li sh, Administrate . , v. North Loa ! don Rail way—by which the plaintiff, a japanner by trade, I 5t to recover compensation in damages for bodily in. sodaied in consequeese of the sermons railway acei, which happened at Kentish Town in September last, and also for the loss of his wife, who was killed on that cc , mike. Hr. itorirrint shoe, Mr. Smiseet Ballantlim, and P. Lewis, were counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bovill and Mr. J. Browne for the defendants. The trial had Dot concluded when the court rem. COURT OF COMMON PLICAS.—FIB. 6. Wimp at Nisi Pries in Iliddkeac.—(Betare Lod Chid Justice Erie and a Special Jury.) - SPECIAL rewrote' FW. Upon one of the Cases marked far trial by a swig jury being called os, Mr. 11. Chambers said it had been agreed to refer the Vto arbitration; amid ander the Minima Law Pre ure e Act the parties would be glad if hialordeltip without the suietasce of the jury would give tee formal verdict. His lordship, however, intimated his opinion that the jury shoal be pilid their fess ; they were often fined 101. 0,64 if they did rett attend, and when they were prier:at they ought to receive what the law contemplated they should have. Upon this istimatin the jury were celled, end baviag given a formal verdict were paid their plum . 8121= Wks, OAKLEY r. OODDIZN.—TH/AIOULVTeS CAST. In this ogee a rule was granted thirother day to allow the defendant to take the ease down for trial at the next Loader, 1 sittings, subject to sufficient cause being shows to-day to the • . e l r rliaceamara now appeared to show emus ; and Mr. lederveick to support the rule. Mr. Justice Williams thought that the rule already granted should be reeciaded, Incense there had been no de fault on the part of the plaintiff, and consequently there was no power to allow the defendant to take down the cause by proviso. Till GLUT CISTSAL OAS oossamiate COSPANT O. CLASS.— GAB QUIIIIITION Ut THZ CITY. Mr. Justice Willis, in giving judgment, said that this was a cam of such importance that the court had allowed it to stand flint to-clay for argument, out of its order, and the same reason which bad induced the court to grant this, now also hawed them to think that if they had arrived at • clear opinion upon the construction of the statutes they ought to pronounce that opinion at once, and thus not to hamper any proceedings which it might be thought neon ' mry to take elsewhere. The court had arrived at such • decision. The question mew in this way. The metropolis was supplied with gas by • great number of gas womanise, man Of whom competed with one another, especially upon the boundaries of their &athlete, and thaw companies were regulated by • variety of acts of parliament, which were not oonsiatent with one another in their provisions with re spect to the particular matter under discussion, the prim to be charged. The plaistiffs were bound to supply gas of • certain quality at the prim of 4e. per 1,000, other com panies were allowed to charge 55., and upon other com panies there was no limit as to price, the gas being sup plied like an other article that oame into the market, for what it would fetch. Before the act of 1860 was passed, the companies appeared to have agreed that it would be better to cease their expensive competition with nee another, and that each company should confine itself to certain limits defined in the act. One of the provisions of the act was, that • certain sort of gas should be sup plied by the companies which came under that act ; • and the standard was higher than the plaintiffs were bound to supply under their act of 1851. It would not be unremonable to lad that the com pany was authorised to charge more for the superior than for the inferior article *high they were to supply under their private act. It was true that the communes, under their act of 1860, obtained • better employment for their capital, by escapiug competition, but that arose from the agreement which they had been reasonable enough to make with one soother, and it would be hard if they were made to pay to the public something for that benefit. His lordship &ft went the clauses of the acts of 1861 and 1880, end expressed his opinion that the latter re pealed the clause in the form limiting the ohms. tO 4a. per 1,000. He did not assent to what was laid down by Sir P. Dwarrie in his book upon statutes, that • statute could only be melded by express wows, for in his opinion it was sufficient if the subsequent statute by neomeary implica tion repealed the former act. Having given the best roe sidemtioa he could to the matter, he was of opiate that the true construction was that the plaintiffs were entitled to recover at the increased rate of 4a. 6d. per 1,000 feet. The other judges concurred. Judgment for the pkiintiffs. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-.-143. 6. Sittings in Error.—(Baba Lord Chief Justin* Cookbirn, Lord Chief Baron Pollock, Justices Wightman and Cromp ton, sad Barons Broomall, Manna, aad Wilde.) THE BISHOP or auras YABBRALL. This was an appeal from the decision of the Court of Common Pleas. The Rev. Mr. Marshall, it appeared, bad been seined of the vicarage of Trepoy, in Cornwall, that he prevented himself, and was instituted, and it became vacant. He then presented Mr. Read, whom the Bishop of Exeter refused to institute, on the ground that Mr. Read had net been ordained in his diem*. Mr. Read at that time was a clerk in holy orders, and came from the diocese of Maecheater, and wholly unknown to the Bishop of Exeter. The bishop contended that Mr. Read had not pro. Mused sufficient letters commendatory according to the law of England; but he brought letters commendatory from the Bishop of Manchester, which the Bishop of Exeter held were not such according to the ecclesiastical law, and he required further letters rsoommemlatory from the Bishop of Manchester, and letters commendatory were then pre- sented to the bishop, sent by three beneficed clergymen, in favour of Mr. Read, and that he had not taught anything contrary to the doctrines of the law of England, and the Bishop of Manchester sent • memorandum, stating that he knew of no reason why Mr. Read should not be instituted. The material question raised was whether the Bishop of Exeter. who hail not ordained a clerk, bed a right to ask for letters commendatory from the bishop of the diocese from which the clerk came. The Court of Common Plass, after hearing the arguments of counsel, which occupied three days, decided that the Bishop of Exeter bad not that right, and gave judgment far Mr. Marshall. Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Mr. Montague Smith, Q.C., were counsel for the Bishop of Exeter. Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., end Mr. CoUier, Q.C., for Mr. ldiirehell. Mr. Kerslake, haying been heard on the point that those were not proper letters commendatory upon which the bishop could institute Mr. Read, was proceeding to argue the wood point, that a clerk was not to go tremens diocese to another with letters commendatory, when The Court interrupted the learned counsel, and observed that, as they were against him on the first point, it was unnecessary that he should argue the second. The Court were of opinion that the judgment of the Court of Common Pleas should be affirmed. Decision affirmed accordingly. TBB YBBBLT DOCILE AND HARBOUR BOARD r. In this wee the court affirmed the decision of the court below, with the consent of the learned counsel, in order that it might be taken to the House of Lords. cOtvii.hi V. THZ LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. This was an appeal from the Court of Common lime, in which they held that the defendanta were lista° for the low of a ease of perfemery, valued at 11. The Court affirmed the &einem of the court below. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Fn. 6. (Before the Jodge Ordinary.) VIM 8111EDDVel5 CASS. --- Just before the rising of the court, Mr. Collier, Q.C., moved that the snit of Sliedden r. the Attornuy•Goneral and Patrick might be revived, with a view to proceedings in the House of Lorda ; and after a short conversation, The qusetion was adjourned till to•morrow (ilia day). • The statue of Dr. Jenner, of small-pos•vaceina tion celebrity, bee been removed to Kensington-gardens. It is placed on a new pedestal in the vicinity of the stone bridge spanning the Serpentine, on the Bayswater side. This status, it will be remembered, was some time ago pro moted to • distinguished place neer the Nelson Column in Minicar-aquae. ROYAL NATIONAL LlrzeoA? INSTITCTION.—Yes terday a meeting of this institution was held, at its house, Johneitreet, Adolph' ; Mr. ThomesChaminn, is the chair. The following rewards for suocen by the institu tion's lifeboats were conferred :-121. to the crew of boat stationed at Esatbounn, for putting off and rescuing nine men from the torque Druid, of Sunderland, which wee wrecked off FAsthourth, on the night of the 12th ult., dar ing a heavy gale of wind. The Lytham boat succeeded in bnogiog safely to port the schooner Chauce, of Penton, which, during *ganef wind and toga wea th er, had stranded on the Horse Sandbank, on the 17th ult. 81. to the MOW of the boat at Dundalk, for assisting to bring the schooner Rook, of Liverpool, to a port of safety, on the Eight of the 16th ult.; she wee famed thumping on the sandbanks on Dundalk Bar. 41. 10s. to the crew of the Tyrone (Dumb= Bay) boat for rescuing the master of the schooner Bellow. of Liverpool, which during a heavy gale of wind was wrecked m I)nndrum Bay, on the night of the 17th ult. 71. 10s. to the crew of the Southwold boat, for rescuing the crew of five men from a smell boat belonging to the schooner Princess Alice, of Ipswich, which during strong winds and heavy sees had sunk on Si swell Bank, on the night of the 27th ult. 121. to the crew of theCerdigen boat, for rescuing one man from the brig Pioneer, of Carearven, which during a terrific gale of wind was fou nd, on the 23rd ult., in a dis. mantled state in Cardigan Bay. Further rewards, amount ing to 511,, were likewise voted to the crews of lifeboats belonging to the institutioe, for putting off with the view of rendering assistance to vessels in distress, which did not, however. require their services. A letter was read from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, granting per mission to officers and men of the navy to wear the medals presented to them by the institution for their intrepidity in moving life from shipwreck. During the pest month the institution had established a lifeboat station et Kinpgate, near Margate. Another was about being inaugurated at Plymouth. Payments, amounting to 5301., having been mad* oe various lifeboat establishments, this prooeedinp terminated. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD.—The annual meeting of the governors of this hospital was held yesterday, at the hospital, Grey's-inn-road, General Watkins in the chair. Among those present were the Rev. J. B. Owen, DT. Meriden, Dr. O'Connor, Mr. Gent, Mr. Phone, &c. It appeared that the receipts of the charity during the (Before the An pest year had been 5,6021., which had enabled the cum- Maw Johnson. alias Alfred Weston, 2 4, and Wahines mettee to clear off th e balance of a mortgage which weighed Lucas, 214, were indicted for stealing :Ms., the monies of on the resources of the charity. The hospital was rapidly John Reiner • for stealing in the dwelling-house of William emerging from debt, end the committee oonfidently depended Wootton a bei, a ring, and 101.; and for steeling a cash-box upon making a large said= to the accommodation for and 1101. in money in the dwelling-house of James Austin. Mr. Orridge prosecuted for the Association for the Prose- pstieutt during the present year. Nearly 100 beds had been for the entice of Swindlers, Shoplifters, ke.; Mr. Best was kept constantly occupied during the year , whic h had s enabled the medical onions to admit into the wards 1,015 defence ; Mr. Warned was solicitor for the pronmetica. diseased Perilous, bead's 173 ones of severe acallete, These it appeared, were connected with mu l e , reeking a total of 1,190 in-patients , in addition to which 'ping of tOM, ead hid committed innumerable robberies in this way. They drove up to tradesmen's shops with a fen- patients, besides the number remaining on the books 60,496 of the destitute sick poor had been admitted as oat ....*.mbliess end dogcart, sod while making some small at the close of the previous yeer. The number of persons stole the cash - box or the till. They drove up to attending end requiring advice sod medicine had been no =tie's, 57, Peddingtonttreet, Maryleboes, in J u ly less than 149.015. The report having been adopted, the LA, and LOMA purchased a email quantity al pees tea. ociannittes of emesgenseet Inter in the day Leese celled *gen, end asked far some a vote . o f that , " PalN passed t 4 the P office re" ,n the P elec roceedinnd gs mid re-ted, a timer-breed ante, Mr. Austin wee then slow in the shop, term in ate d' sod senpi . ieit LOOM ths• woes to ob. Amp au& mu o u d. Yesterday Mr. Superintendent Hewitt, of the and, com ing back, said there wee a " gent" outside in a Liverpool fire brigade, was severely injured by falling into chain who wanted him. The men in the chaise was the the cellar of a house in Oreekstreet, whither he had gone prisoner Johnson, who kept Austin in couvereetion, and to assist in Putting out a fire. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. on. .1.00 the .tt wra. • V. ,ttul of I le per .YE oof: V ate t h„ J. NI ith tin way Ilan eta. I )N, n uN g. A.. N ON, Oil 4 .1 rt• •.1 'Noy, .u. KED. 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