The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

I 1 11 4 impERIAL p AALLIMEItr HOUSE OF LORDS.—ZuDAY, MARcit & , The LORD CUANCILLOR took his Nat on the woolssek at be dale*. TES ABYSSINIAN OAFTIVSA Lord CHELMSFORD said se he understood that the de& earl the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs had ; just received a tel !slating to the Abyssinian prisoner', be thought it would be a source of satisfaction So the friend' and relatives of those prisoners if the noble , earl could rommuuroste aey iotalligesce that would incest sage the hope of a speedy termination to their ling and were imprisonment and sufferings. The E dl of CLARENDON said that in conairqueem of Hie interest the noble and learned lord had expressed in the fate of the Abyesiniaa prisoner, he told his noble friend last eight that he bad resolved a telegram whilst he wee sitting is that home, and had iatermdthe noble lord generally of its matente. His sable Maud onsiddered it would be very desirable if be (the noble earl) would, for the orenfort of the friends of the prisoner., date publicly the modest& of the telegram. Hs had cionsequeetly brought the telegram to the hones. It stated that information was received leek eight from Oahm, that Mr. Renato had written os the Sitth of December to Colonel Staunton, to the effect that two days previcessly he had received a letter from Ring Theodore by which Mr. Balsam was invited to the Melee court. The king bad ant an mood to meet him, sad had offered every facihty for the • . Haman had ictooded todart on the above day, aid colas hated that he would meet the hies cm or before the 20th of Amery. Things looked promising, and the messengers gave Mr. Remain ever, hope of the liberatios of the ap tly's. (Hear, hear.) This intelligence, remarked the noble toil, was the most hopeful we had yet received, although rime was co eertaiaty that the prisoners had been liberated. The Earl et ELLENWEOUGO said be quite agreed with the noble earl that there was too mirtaisty that the rimers had been liberated. PRINOBBS BaLBLIA'S ANNUITY BILL. Seri tiIaNVILLE. iN movie( the second mediae of This bill, said In the abeam of his sable irked the head of the goweemeet through ledispositioe, from wbieb, he was happy to my, the treble earl was feet recovering, be he& the hems of seeing the mooed reading of this bill. Rs believed it would . add greatly to the happi. sees of the Primus that is maerymg a Prises as whom she bed bestowed her affestioes she world be united to one who vas wlDieg to reside in this eamby, sad tams would be mumbled to routine those stlesticee to bar Ellostrious mother white it had hitherto bees both her pleasure and duty to disabuse. (Rm. Mr.) Lord OLBILYBFORD, lithe abeam of his noble friend the leader of the opposition, ventured to say that he thought there would be no opportuidty for the exercise of the hisetios whirl devolved epos tie noble lard ou these osaidees. Time was not a Noble lord pressat, oa whit ener ads of the house be happened to at, who did sot 41•rdiallv joie lo the proposition that had just been made. The bill was they reeds second time. PRINCE ALFRED'S ANNUITY BILL. Earl GRANYLLLE roes to move the mud reading of this bill, which he recommended to their lordships u baud on the liberal prieelplee to which be had already &laded. The bill was mad a asseei Nam TIM CONSOLIDATED FUND (21.137,772) BILL. This bill was read • mooed time. THE DIVORCE AND MATRIMONLIL CAUSES BILL. This bill was also read a *mood time. Theis lordship adjourned s half past live o'clock. HOUSE OF OOMMONI3.—FAIDAY, MARCO 9. THE SPEAKER'S ILLNESS. At the anal time for the Sena = taking the chair, The Chat at the table read • letter from the Speaker, is which he expressed his regretst his inability from illness to eased sod give his services to the house to-day, end that he lasted that by resting until Monday he would be able to take ameba* on thee day. Mr. DODSON, the Chairman of Committees and Deputy- Braker, then took the chair. DWELLINGS OF THE LABOURING CLASSES. Mr. T. HUGHES reset* tames mates of ameedreents en the standing ordete in referenos to private bills of which he had given notice. He said hie object was to provide • re medy for the great evil from overcrowding the metropolis , and ether large cities coosequeet on the destruction of the houses of the poorer clams through the exercise of the socepalsory powers given by certain acts of parliament. He need not dotal* the hones on the merits of the vies- Boa. There were at this moment two bills before the house, to provide a remedy for this evil, the object of them bring to promote the builder of home for the working clams. in the places of those that had been destroyed by railway empanies or oorpors. Vona. Those measures were good as far se they went, but he thought it quite necessary that there should be a °em power provided, that than companies which did ro i s m it i o r i l eeliief should provide the remedy. He must ray that be had been met in this matter in a friendly spirit by the empanies chiefly affected. He had seen the represents- Wes of the chief railway commodes interested no far as the metropolis was concerned, and they all agreed in the prio siple of the reeolutioas that he was about to move, gad wore quite ready to swept the obligation. In order that the hoes might see the extent of the evil, be might state that • friend of hie who bad moms to all the statistics. Wormed him that the number of prima who woold be turned out of their dwelling, this year would be 17,815, but when they added the per tentage, that were never included in time returns, it might be safely stated that the number who would be no /mused would be at least 20,000. He believed that the oddities which be proposed to the standing eiders would remedy the evil. 'Pb. first amendment he proposed was an addition to standing order No. 52, sod the addition pro vided that the company should specify by • denoting mark against each name, which, if say, of the persons named is the book of reforms as owners, Lessees, sad occupiers, be long to the labouring ohms, and that all weekly tenants and lodgers shall be deemed to belong to the labouring Mom He also proposed to add • new standing order to follow standing order No. 135, the new standing order pro viding that it stall be competent to • committee to admit any inhabitant of a perish in shish lands are situate which are sought by any bill to be taken, to be heard on the ques tion whether the book of reference deposited in relation to the bill specifies correctly which of such persons named is such book of reforms as owners, lessees, and occu pier, belong to the labouring classes. Having defined who were the persons to be affected by the resolutions, he now came to the means by which the object he had ia view was to be tarried out, and he proposed to strike out the order healed A, because the railway companies said they could not meet the matter is detail this year. Then be proposed that in every bill they should Mart provisions that the company shall Dot exercise the power given to them by the bill of taking land@ or houses owned or inhabited by the 'shearing chaste without having built other dwelt legs milkiest for the sommodation of such persons the other resolutions provided that these dwellings should be gooiest* Moments, with proper sewerage, lighting and ventilation, the site and plant thereof to be approved by her Majesty's chief commissioner of works 7 that the am posy shall have compulsory power to take goes for the new dwellings, that if the company shall offer to the promos dis possemed one er more rooms in the new dwellings the hose fides of cab °Morahan be inquired into by the trieuael which under the provisions of the Leads Clauses Consolidation Act shall fix she ompensatim to be paid by such person, end' that ail perioes beliogiog to the labouring classes who shall be disporenesed shall be entitled to compensation under the Lands Clauree Consolidation Act, although the company may, after having purchased the interest of the owners or lessees thereof, have given notice to such persons to quit, sad the term fixed by such notice may have expired. He trusted that the home would take this matter into its most serious consideration. Mr. GIBSON should be sorry to give say countenance to the principles of the hon. gentleman's clauses, because he felt that it was possible to proceed io the direction indicated until they rendered improvement almost haposaible, sod made the execution of valuable works et) difficult that they mold not be undertakes. (Hear.) He believed that no elm in the country had been so much benefited by the great works which had bees carried out in the metro polis as the labouring clams, whose wages they had raised, and whom they bad provided with • large amount of em ployment. Lnrd STANLEY said the matter wee one well deserving et inquiry, and he entirely sympathised with the feelings which bed actu sled the boo. member for Lambeth in bringing forward his standing order., but he thought that their adoption would be liable to produce much mischief. According to them, a railway that pulled down houses mutt onnapeneate the persons dispossessed or find them new dwellings ; hut a private owner of house property might pall down what he pleased and would be liable to compet ed, a one. What difference, however, did it make to • area whether he was ejected by • tom may or by his own butineed ? (Hear, hear.) It seemed to him (the noble lord) that the necessary and logical consequences of the hoe. gentlemen's motion would be to prohibit all °veers from destroying houses without compensatim their tomtits. He thought that the difliouity which theweraing classes experienced is obtaining dwellings in Leedom ormolu less from the tornados of railways than from shames in the character of the buikhntos width wore sow meted io *articular localities. The question of bow to ledge them chaos ie Leaden was, however, becom ing ea of national imperbince—(chows)-lead en *airy into the whole alibied would be a public service ; but he thought that the proposed Mending orders would sanction a dsagerous prisoiple , and he trusted that the hoe gestlemas, by withdrawing them, would sae the hem from the necessity of seaming to reject a measure the object of which they moswely desired. (Cheers.) - Ms. 1 POWELL feared that in smokier to avoid aver', crowding in one port of the town they might be teemed's. • lag the ail in soother. Mr, HUGHES admitted that private amen could do exactly what the railway oompasies did ; bat the teenier idid, not oar so parliament for powers for that purpose. He was SOrPriSOCI to Nazi/oat she troika, al the, Bata af Trade that he refused his sanction to these standing orders ; bat they had received • sanction which was much more valuable—that of all, or, at least of half-a /loses, of the greet railway common; of the metropolis. (ibrat.)Hoitkesghtthatwheatheprineipalroilwaycomputies THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVBNIN'O, MARCH 10, 1866. themselves said they were reedy to provide compemietion the house ought not to oppose obstacl e s io the way of their !slain so. The President of the Board of Trade said that the labourites classes would benefit by the houses in which' they lived being p u ll e d doers. The lahoutiog classes fifty years hem might, but is the meantime if the right hors. gestietosn wo ul d take the trouble of going into various parts of the metropolis io which railways had been con • denoted be would led that they bad been much Waned ; sad they mast runembee that while the part was growing the steed was starving. It had bees stated that the build ' ing trade was very active, and that a very large number of houses were being erected, bat they were sot of a dams in bolded by labourers, who were being termed oat of their homes by thotwands every year. He was quite willing to swept the proposition that aoommittee should be appointed to inquire into the subject. and would therefore withdraw his motion. - - - . The iim w"ELw"draON"Pe4"ErrrrdlOlL. The SPEAKER informed the hates that he had received letters from George Driver and others, the petitioners against the return for the borough of Sandwich, stating that it was not their hiteatioe to proceed in that petitise, which was accordingly withdrawn. The right hom gentian:ma also informed the house that the recogniaances in the case of the Galway petition were satisfactory. _ THE REFORN BILL RETURNS. The CHANCELLOR a the RXOIIEQIJER brought up mid laid oa the table, amidst the cheers a the home, the returns relating tithe electoral franchise in boroughs and countim NOTICE OF NOTION. Slr J. PAlClNdifOlii venoiloeilTrt,Ol going into am enities of supply oa Friday night, he should call the attn. tion of the house to the weenier in which the inquiry into the low of the London had been conducted, and would put a question to the Board of Trade relative to the construct. tion of some portion of the Mewchast Shipping Act. OATHS BILL. Sir H. W. BARON Wit 74 the right bon. member for Buoicinahantehhe when he proposed to lay on the table the alteration or amendment he bad minimised m this Mr. DISRASLI—It is my intention at the oommence meet of the public business on Monday to place it before the house in a complete form. Mr. TAYLOR moved the omission of the clause per. mittiog the infliction of flogging ; sod a debate followed, is which the old familiar argnmeets were need for and against the punishment. Upon a division the motion was negatived by 56 to 17, =dike daubs wu agreed to. Mr. TAYLOR nut pr op osed to strike out the branding clues ; and another &tidos took plans, which resulted is' the ooefirmation of the clause by 5.1 to 15. The bill then pseud through committee. The Maria' Mutiny NU woe read a third time and passed. The other orders on the paper were also disposed of, and leave wea given to bring in several bills. Thw hones adionrned at live minutes pad 2 cede*. *parting Intelligente. OffgaTSFY !iIT.IF24OR44EIe-FaimAy. This :seating, alter being postponed by the hooding of the coormovu emu:mum& under very favomairie oienmetanoes The weather looked likely for wet, bat fortunately no great tnoonve ="was esperienoed, as it cleared up lamedlat4y af tar the rsos. The attennince was very goodos number of I:ec lat/op:shied with a dreg or two, being on the course. The no wiz 'unhandy interesting, and there wee some spirited n se the results, geostally in favour of the bickers. course wee excellent gong, and the following M • Man a t Toss the running. Sooril-Wtersui SLAW (Handicap) of 6 son. mob. '1 ft, with 26 added. Winners extra About two miles and a half. Mr. J. Dilly's Banker, by Connaught hanger—Clarlsm's dam, aged. Int Mr. B. land's Strike, aped. lest lkb (Mr. M 2 Mr. Modem's John 01/y, 6 MILII) t (T. S Goshawk and MO ran. Betting : 6 to 6 aget aue to I apt Joint Gully, sto agst Strike. Goshawk jumped In front , but carried on the run ning for a Mort distance when Sporting Irishman went to the front ; used lead past the 'stand the snood time, followed by Banker, John Gully, and Strike ; Goshawk several Moeda in the rear. The three placed cleared the last fence, slightly in advance of Sporting Irishman, Strike and Banker drawing away asta neared Ms nand, but the latter came one, and won by a ten and a half. A similar distance separated second and third. Sporting hishroan, close up, was fourth. Goshawk fell at the brook A IMMA EMU% 1402 at g son. cad,, with SO added ; list 71b each ; professionals or gentimes who have ridden a winner of a publio steeplechase, Ilb sutra. About three miles. Harny's Firebrand, sign. 12st (inc. 71b xlxl (Mr. Barin 1 Hon. S. Mantgeemers Queen Mark seed. llet ► Sk Peter and King Arthur also raffia. C. Lair) 2 Betting :6 to aon Sir Peter. I to I awn any other. After Clover the brook below thee stand the favosuite took a clear i r illowed by Xing Arthur, ee Mary several lengths in the rear of Flrebraed. They ran In this order all round, - bat Sir Peter came down two knees from the brook, and was not per severed with. King Arthur held a clear lead tlll approaching the last fence, when hs deliberately stopped and kicked, allowing Firebrand and Queen Mary to peas ; Firebrand winning easily by two lengths. rah Wows' PAIL PLAT], (HUleilip) of 50 son. ; winners extra. About two miles end a half, Mr. Betham's Accipo. by 'Atones—Ross of Csahmere 6 yrs, thst ilb (IL !Patel 1 Mr. Steaks itapkre, aged, Us' Mr. R. W. Peyton's Amami.; eksil, 10d.. (Mr. C. Goddard 3 The folio w=o ran : - Sir BAIL Goshawk, Tambour Major, mad White tarn: 2 to 1 (at Ark sto 4) apt Acolyte. 4 to 1 apt Rap -1 each apt Tambour Major and Goshawk, 6to I agog Aliwiele. 7to 1 apt Pir Bobby. Acolyte made play, followed by IMP" Tiunko_m_243,jor, and Goshawk to the stand brook, where Tambour Wider came down, rolling over Captain Skew, and Goebawk took errand place, White Stocksp gokg in third, Rapture clam up next. On passing the Mond the seatod time the favourite was stall leading, but Abukir., who had been lying al, followed aka, Emigre kkg next,Whites Stoc Stoc af teridnpelserh bringing . Oesitk rushed So front ig She kook, followed by Whit kkige, the Lk:ads, Rapture, and Aco lyte. About a mile from home Goshawk bloke down, and Ihnstle took a clear load,followsd by the favourite and li= awl thus they cleand the last hoes, but Akbatie when lengths in hoot ran very angeoaroudy, awd right across the counts Acolyte shot pad Min. and won two imigths A neck the sessend sod third. While - kg. was fourth, and Sir Bobby fifth. Captain thaw was canted MP Ethos w room insenzible, but soon reoovered, and although shaken was fortunately not hurt seriouly. A gawk fikkrthmulin of 3 sok each, with its added: he 4.yrolth and upwards. Selling allowances. (About two mike) Mr. Dray's Zed ENO, Ithoring,dans by Tesraway (60L1 ) Mr l'ist lib (Owner) 1 Mr. B. Land's Stiletto (60L), t yra, She ..(11r. Mumfurd) 2 Itarynart . ilia raw. Retitle: lam on Stiletto, 6t02 yd Zattwhig, end tto egad layastd. Redwing made all the Mali. and non Z e r lowettbl Reynerd old we paw the post. There was so ce on the selling pica of the winner. A Hllnne NA= of Seem eack with 10 added: edling allowance,. About Wee talk& 111;. Morleyniihs Aggravator (1001), aged r * 71b I Knox) I Mr. It. Henry's Weedgigeon (401), aged, 1 Ist 9lb (Mr. Mumford) 2 Mr.(lMoraft's Old Windsor (401.), 6 yrs. llai 21b (Owner) following also ran The Un kno wn, leak Hal, Diploma, Cowlick Tambour Major, and Lot 8t Betting: S M I apt Tambour Major, 4 is I mak apt valor and Lot 84, 6to 1 apt Old Windsor, to 1 each spit god: and Otheath. Doubtful jumped off with the lead, fol lowed Wood pigeon Lot 84, and they ran thus for two miles. when Amps enter, who had been lying wail up. took the lead. followed by Moodpigeosi, bat the latter could never ninth Aggravator. who won easily by four lengths: throe lengths between ascend and third: Lot St was fourth. Unknown retuned at tie brook, Diploma fell heavily at the poet rano. Oath& and Tambour Major also came to grief. Then was no advance on the selling I price of the winner. Ulu Intelligente. Nurtr COURTS.—MiRca 9. (Hamm Yieetohermsellorraj. liindereloy.) LIMB v. w The plaintiff in this case held a bill of sale over the mill and machinery of Mews. Whiteley and Co., who formerly carried on the bedlam of cotton spinners hr Yorkshire. The defendants' premises and effeota, which were insured in the Northern Insurance Company, were destroyed by ere l oa the 16th of June, 1864, and on the same day the firm had executed an assignment of their goods for the benefit of oreditots. *Under these circumstances the plaintiff prayed the court for a declaration that be was entitled to so mach of the insuranoe money as would cover hie claim. There were two questions raised—first, whether the plain tiff under the bill of sale had a claim with respect to the policy of insurance; and secondly, assuming that he had , such claim, whether it was affected by the bankruptcy of the person who eseented the deed. The Vioe•Chancellor derided against the plaintiff on both points, and dismissed the bill with torts. COURT OP PROBATE AND DI %TORCH. Ilia= 9. (Before the Judge Ordivary.) LATHAM 11. LATIUM AND NOIWOOD.-ISTICIAL MET.. Dr. 8 iab sad firr. Inderwiok 1Zor: the petltiaser; Dr. Deane, Q. 0., and Dr. Bwabey for the respondent; the Queen's Advocate sad Dr. Tristram for the co-respondent. The petitioner wu the managing clerk of an attorney. He married the respondent, who wu at that time a dress maker, in February, 1849. They lived in serious peril' of London, and the petitioser charged his wife with irregular and uuquiet h►bita. Those had at last led to a separation ; and the adultery was alleged to have taken plus while the respondent was living apart from her husband upon an al lowance which be had made her. _ _ _ _ . reSie - nde;te denied - the; charge aid pleaded that the petitioner had connived at the adultery, if my had been committed, bad been to it, had been guilty of conduct °Deducing to it, and had himself bees guilty of a similar offence. Very direeteMienee in favour of these pleas was tiro by various near relatives of the wife, but the jury, after con sidering for about half an hour, found all the issues for the petitioner, and amassed the damages at 2.51. PROM LAST NlOs7'9 GAMY'. (MAXIS OP SOLIOITOII/1 AND lfaltla pthI2IOI72ABS 20 as OMIAIIIIID AT THZ OPP= OP THE 03111 IMOISTM4II, 0001? OP BAUSOPTOY. labintlßLL-12115.] reggel BANKRUPT& Moil Nam MONDAY, Philnadese, My. thastme-hoeseariat, to sturender March 11, at 11 °Hamm tramFoWLIA. Glaltkitreireth South Bachney, ship brokes's clerk, March 21, at 11. Hum 011.1=T WYATT. Charon-street, Westminster, ooach painter. March It. at 11. Davin SMITH TM4eART, Widmer-road, contractor, March 21, at 11. Omaha Sinn, Stafford-Naos, Buckingham-gate, clerk to a civil engineer, March 11. at IL Human GRAM; Budge-row. City, late thandlerWahop keeper, March a at 12. JOHN LOMA Baxter-road, Lilington, late oomaserctal clerk, March 11, ei it Hagar Rama, Newport, Isle of Wight, saddler, March 13, at It JAmmi JOKE! 611MAF, Graf Queen-street, Linooln'ainn, gsatle ran, March 21. at It (MSC* YRIDIRIOK MANNIIIO MARRA High-street, Camden Town, carpentir, March a sit I. Woliat Wawa Orange-rd., Daltrien.bookh Mar. 20.1012. JAMES Warnarool, Plerreponerow, Islington, AuoiOue dealer, March 2e, at it Qua= Jim WAOHORB, Great Tower-street, City, attorney, March 20, at 1. Joan GAYLAND and ALM* THOMAS ROM, Zedifireet, WM worth, builders, March a at 1. CHUMPS PIOOOIT, Richmond. Barrey, coal merchathlear.llo, at 2. Perth 811108 and JOHN COLVILLE, Trump-street, Cbeapside, warehousemen, March ft, at 11. JOHN DARIRIT, HiObtreet, Camden Town. Parma= to a pianoforte maker, March 24, at 11. Belli THOMAS P 100202, Chichestarterrace, Kilburn, wooer,. March St, at It CAIOLIHI HOLLAND, Thorn-road. Beath lellabeth,, lodging-house keeper, March 24, at It JOHN GIOOROS ALIRIUMie, Muster and Sittalboarne, Keat, stone dealer, April 11. at 11. JoaRPH en:MUM Norwich, glass merchant, April 11, at 11. SMITH ALL= JIM and AuctuaTos JIM, Cornwall-road, Lam beth, and Wasiminster-bridge-road, builders, Marcell, at 2. JOSIIPH LAMBIRT, Cheapdde and Aldarmary-charchgard. City, merchant, March 27, at 1. Jolla Oral ETA Strand, tea dealer, March 21. at 2. SAMSON MAYNARD, Gifferd-etteet, Celedonlan-road, °portrayer, March a at 11. ODDROR swain, Maidstone, builder, March 28. at It Oman BTIYUS, Page-theet,Weigmbleter. brain Mer. 22,1 01 2- Moduli Omar, Brice Norton, Oxon. tri• Wawa N 51 . 21, 10 it 101 l Mutrame, Mdgewthriptheas, Alderemsiectrea otrrk to a carman, March aa, at I. Immo SHARP, Baddag, Ease; late cattle jobber, March 211, of 1. THOMAS MaTlMins, Mgt Haborn. . Marsh IS, at L WILLIAM SAMUEL Basarenfoll, 24 otraquare, Hackney-road, poclostbeek walla March 211. Gmitoil Warta and Ara Walla, Ord-street, Papist. hem lemma March 211. ei 12101 Men !THAL, trppthm, Butlandah., groom, Wit Mat 2. DosSMAS 1 101.43 Cuarux Smathamptonotreet and Albany road, qmbenna marchanfis clerk. Maur 26. at Wrath aflame, Othrthe, arm, butcher, March 27, M L SYMMS DI/KR, Donation*, Waksh.. surgeon, Mat. 96, at 12. IDOMAID LOIDOrn, Warwick, late fanner, Martha, ai CHOWS Wren, Nottingham, miller, Marth 27, at 11. It 010101 Paw, Nettlegliens. mietatar, Maui 27, at IL CHARLES nWAID BRYDOSS, Cheltenham. florist, Mar. 21, at IL ANTRIM BURT JOHN 101IP201111, Chaos, lionisnetahite, cap tain to the royal navy, Martha at 11. Mar Brum, Cburchstow, Dtrosash.. yeomen, Mardi 93. at Ilf. =MAR. Blow Scarbor digh. wine merchant. March 26. at 11. litutraith NASH, langworth, Lincolnshire, beerboam keeper, March 21. at 12. Gamin Mirth sad Wall= WitztAtri, Primrose, Oarnarvo n . shire, geaseetalsop keepers, Meath 11, at It J Au sJ oirmi,Llvarpool.manager to metal rosrdiaata,MA.r.l9,at autism Pupil harihron, I/m . 9nel, teacher of English. Much 19, at 11 JAMES Lawn. IJrerOool. builder, March 19, at 11. EDWARD HAWK Oldham. corm dealer, March 11, at It 101 l Ban. Gaolbird, Durham. grocer. March IS, at It MAGMA Surinum Bsows,lialme,Leacath.groMr.MaritAtti- Haar &waft 011th. Barbra**, gem, Mali 11, at It MHz BlLYllllll,Welvarlanaptas, world= darer, mar.l9,si It THOMAs Timxiss, Klagewinford, Itraffordth._ tallerMarlit at 10. ins Kai 11•Ittrairr, Mir th t i, at 11. Omuta Basra Longto sialiessr, Mar.a. MIL BRIM Wino" ietssYr4 Barhaa balkier, llama la at It Roarer Mtramin, Hyeh Kea alit mordant, Mar. li, at 11. JOSAFS IMMMAX, llthelsesta math Mama a at 96. 101 l BOMB, Bolton, palniar, Marsh air la ClUittris AthOgrue CLAW, Chatham, beirether, Mir. 111, at 2. WILLIAM SPZADO, Iditton-nagi-Graveesmd. labs degk In a firs In, M sumac. olSos, arch 20, at 12. RiOnaan BUDDY, Bithogweenneath, DESsaa, late poser, March 27, at 12. Um , R O5l O Ol . KaPithalien-liall, Ire provides haler. March 22, at 11. JAMES MOO/131, Wegesooper-Mare, Soecieraettihhe, beer roan. March 1111, at 11. WILLIAM Haar, Bedwas, Monsoullish., labourer. Male, M IL 101 l Banal and JOMIPM Cindralth iiaeeaddse,, novae, Mara at it WILLIAM lIIILMMA Hovey grecer.ifitritat 11. Jolla WILDIZO, Astriey„ Miselwrlght, Mar. 11, at IL RICHARD Jelled**, Tiptoe, Strifordaldre, Mawr, April 10, at 11. Lamm 010101 Minna llesrpool, late agent to a coal cow piny, March 19, al S. Wham WARD BOOTH, sm., Hanley, atherdshire. colour manuludurft, April it, at 12. MUM Rena, Bantam. Staffordshire, eerier, April 14, a• it Roam? YOMM, Wraith carpenter, Minh a mosantant. at 10. THomu Bole; Barnstaple, Devoash., Mar. 26. ail!. WILLIAMOOI, Norwich and Ukrainian, Norfolk. topessier, March a at U. Joss Mimeos. Stocktonum•Tein, brads smear., Mara at 11. LAST IZAMLNATIONL April 17. H. Bull, Dartlagton-terrace. St. John's-wood. dealer In jewellery-April 20. la I. Huggins, Ilemsford, Soma, ash monger April 20. A. Dearman, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, grocer -April 20. W. Thomas, New Charlton, Kent. beerselise - April 20. T. D. Ikea Sthciturobuireet sad Newland-Urea Paton square. englnur A,pril 10. J. Vieoent, Devonshire-turam, Not ting-hill, Drlllnor-Apell 20. J. H. Krim, Gloucester-road, Seven Biters'-read, and Parr TM-street Cierkenisall, working lapidary-Apra 10. J. Swan, Kingston, 8 rrey Whir:maker's loreman-Marsh IL N. H. J. Nicholls, Penton Win. ton, gentleman-April 17. W. B. Packer, William-street North, Caleduntantoad, cab proprietor-April 17. G. D. Barker, Upper- Mout, Islington, grocer-April 17. G. Wood, Manor-strest, Bar snondsay, tailor-April 17. J. Talldogtoo Canonbnry road. Islington, builder-April 17. C. Y. Nicholls, leenelsigion crescent, and Devereux-court, Strand, bill broker-April 17. IL M. Owen. Welllogton-street, Strand-April 17. C. Shaw Singe/root, Ber mondsey Newmed, mannfacturer=ra 10. G. W. Howell, Kingetreet, Finsbury. dark to an adv ertising agent-April 20. W. Hunt, Theobskeeroad, Red Lioo4llllllro, stocklag weaver- April .10. C. D. Colson, Belgrave-plaa iTandsworth-road, agent to • • ablpbroker- April 20. B. Luke, Brick-lane, Spltelflekle. cot , Sawbones keeper-April 20. G. H. jinx, Sandown, Isle of Wight, Masher - April 10. P. Bothwell, Clapham, Surrey, omibus deal Apra IA G. &hems, Cresda Peckham-rye, hop merchaat's clerk-April 2a B. 0. Barnsley. Cradle) Meath, Bialortrlibro. Ironmonger-April a W. H. Teethe, tnmilliner -April aJ. Broad, -April I Z ~ Leamington Priors, c=ter -A a. I. Darbron and J. B . Phillips, B irm ingham, - Apra I. Vi ll iers, Leomineter,nianutseierer-April Di. W. Har wood, Birmingham, booteasker - March 27. J. Loehr*, Llamado very, Carmarthenehtm, farmer-April 10. T. Newton, Beal, Yorkshire, corn WILT-Apra 10. J. Mattson, New Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth manufactsurer-April 28. T. Waited, Pentstone, Yorkshire. book-keeper-April 16. G. Clark, Willoughby, Not tinghamshire, Nottllngharashire, firmer-Aprlllo. C. It Kenyon, Liverpool, general broker-March 22. 1. Newton, Blackpool, laticsahlre, eroaawar dealer and lodshillhonth keeper- March 21. I. Deviate, Acarlagkm, laticeshire, currier- March IL J. Wearier Preston, fruiterer - March 28. J. Barns ley, Fairfield. Derbyshire, builder-March 28. J. Johnece, Man chester, baker-April 10. IL Slater, Salford, fishmonger- March• J. Brien, Sunderland, merchant tailor-March a. B. Morris, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cloth cap maker-April 16. G. Locktoo, Touch Mills, Nottinghamshire, colder-April 10. X. Thomas, kaglaa. licumouthature, Innkeeper-March 29. B. Wag, Cow ley,Orlordshire,carpenter- March 20.0. Hicks, Oxford, Wandler -March 29..7. Whltlock,Wooditock, Oxfordian, dealer In cosh -March 29. W. Janaway, Cowley, Oxfordshire, late publican- April 11. T. GiVi b by. Pembrokeshire. Innkeeper - March 20. I. Jones, Clan, Ins his kunlth-Aprll 10. W. Price, Z. Skidmore. sad 12 Inwood, Tipton, Shthord him, bully minus -April 10. J. Grove. Tipton, grocer-April 10. B. Cradle; Heath, Stafforire, itearhouse keepar-Marti m rt Linton. Crook, Durham, printer-March 4. W. Harland, Bihar ley-lane, Durham. stationary erodnemsa -March S. Robson. South Shielda, belidar-March 21 W. Ponder, Jarrow, Durham. painter - Mardi IL P. Cellos, Jarrow, Durham, budder -April 11 R.O. Rees Swansea, paleter -April 11. C. Turtle, Swansea, newavendor-April 11. B. Townsend, Swansea, tr.okbinder- Aprd 11. Y. Sparks, Swansea, fishmonger-Apr.l e. W Carter, Brighton, paperhanger-March It W. T. Fos, Dunstable, Bed fordshire, saddler-March nO. W. Garbutt. Jun., Ithhopwear mouth, commission agent-April A H. Panorama. Mogan, corn wall, miner-April 19. W. Blesard, Gnat and Little Marsden, Laniawildre. farm labourer-April 10. J. Cradock, Wellingbo rough, Northamptonshire, license-I victualler- March 20. J. T. eroxall. Bradford, late bookkeeper-March 23. I. Batemaa, Willenludi, Staffordshire, miner-March IA I. Page, Widnes. said. Staffordabsre, J steel toy maker-March M. W -11. Quick, Plymouth, marble mason-March 21. C. IL Stabbing. Plymouth, commercial traveller-March Si J. Greenfield, Max brough, Yorkshire, engine driver-March It. N. Jensen, st, Austell, Cor.wall, groosr-March 16. lane Matthew, St. Mme y, Cornwall, widow-tiara 20. J. IL Nicholas , Bristol, bill dis counter. Aprll a T. limns, Princesectreet, Hanover-equare, tailor -April KS T. !Myriad, bidnepatteet, Commercial-road Lest, general dealer. BANKIIIPTCIIO3 ANNULLED. March 2. Joe' Wixtram KAMM Tonswigull, Harrington. streak Hampstead-road, barriater-at.law. Witliam MAAR, Brighton. DRCLARATiONS OP DITIDINDS. WILIAM DIAN, Tottenham-court-road. and Queen's -buildings, Tottenham-court road, wholesale upholsterer -Ist dividend of 1114., March 14, and subsequent Wednesday. at Parkyns', -street. Jo ß n a n a V hali aloar, 61006, Staffordshire, gentleman-tad dividend of Is. Id.. sod 4 per cent. interest, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. WILLIAM HURT BLIDOYAIS, Church Strettmi, Shropshire, farmer-let dividend of to syd., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. WILLIAM YILWARD Siam Derby, ropevasker-tnd dividend of 6d.. March 12, and three subsequent Mondays, se Harris's. Not tingham. Pitionalci Mace, Evasion, Liverpool, commission agent-fad dividend of is. 961., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. THoeui MAT, Llve rpor 1, provision dealer-2nd dividend of 4d., any Wednesday, at TOMS?* LiverpooL 111 u, Hicitians, Wheel Alfred [byte, Cornwall-dividend of is. 00., any day after March 13, as Peter's, itedruth. JOASINA RICKARDS. CSalbelliS, Cornwall-lat dividead of Is. 6.1., any day after March ra, at Peter's, Bedruth. BIYIDIXIIII. March ft Z. Bala, Hammersmith, clerk in the Admiralty office, Somerset house-March J Jonas, Hackney.roa = N en: draper-March 2E. E. Davies, Blackwood, Mona= apothecary-March 21. P. Barker, Brighouse, Yorkshire. carrier -March IL T. Breeden, Leeds, cerrler-March 12 N. Peers" Holm'. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer-March II 7. Menhir, Manchester, grocer-larchA. Seams, Manchester, ho4w- March 27. G. Smith, Hexham, Northumberland, builder-Mar* 27 T. Robin, Jarrow, Durham, labourer-March DI T. Barrows, ' Nottingham, boot mantdacterer-flarett 2S W. Winds, Had- I ford, Nottinghamshire, lace designer-Mach IL W. Sole, Hait i wood, Notileghamahtre. assistant to a Mead* societe-Marsh IS. 0. Menem Nottingbans. coal dealse-Match li. A. Stanton, botcher -March 21. J. Kook. Boughton narer.lar= bdcklayer-March 22. G. Watts. Tolkeitoms, boot/maker-March IS. F. I. Cory. Swaffham, boMmake•-Yaryth lie. J. Bradford. graser-Marelt ilk W. Wiest. I Dradifftd. Inner-March 27. Mary Willhene, Zarieweed, hianaer- Crepiabliesat- March O. W. Jams, Ifeafh, li. 1. Jewes s Yierar a l or t aishire. Bre 4 = 4 l= March 27. K. James, Heath. -April 6, J. Hanson, Halifax. grocer. PAITNIZISHIPS DUISOLVID. Y. A. Mika= and Y. Stratton. York-reed, Lambeth, linen =a l% Stead, T. Regattas, and H. Holding, Leeds'. omts i lead* sad T. Phillips, Mreftrerekare. Cavendish. DEVONPORT ELECTION. Sir J. waikiroir said thatii.;;;Cd M in the stool- Lotion of the house that when, on a former occasion, he I expressed his opinion that the cirourostaaces brought before the house palettes to the Davenport election ought to be investigated by a select committee, the right hon. gentle men opposite stated that a reference hadkd been made to Devoeport for information, sad that any =Woe ought to be postponed until that information was supplied. He wished to ask whether it had been received, and when ft would be in the hinds of members. Lord 0. PAGET said that it tree laid as the table yew today. THE OLERKENWELL GUARDIANS. Mr. iite — Preusident a the Poor-law Boud whether iastrootiose bed hen boned to the guardians of the poor of Clerkenwell to correct the ' evils that had been proved to exist ia the casual wards at that parish, sad it the Poorlaw Bond had power to es teem sash imaginations if isseaed. Air. VILLIERS said that Olariresweii was a part of the tem not within the jurisdiction of tie Poorlaw Board. It had claimed a right to visit and inspect that workhouse, and for moms years pest, particularly of We, strong remon strances had been made !against the treatmeet el the poor there. Visits had been made by the imparters both bp night and day, and it as. sow in a little better condition then formerly, but the go arils= considered themselves quite indepeedeet of the authorities, sad had beta acting in defame of them. BANKRUPTCY LAW. In reply to Br. CHAMBZIIB, The ATTORNIT-GENERAL said dint a bill for the ooneolidation of the Bankruptcy Law would be introduced immediately after Easter, Lard °SANBORN& inquired whether the government would bring in a bill to meet the we of unions which con sidered themselves ow► of the jurisdiction of the Poor-law Board' iTILLIIIRB said that he would net take the 'mould. bility of introducing a bill to extend the jurisdiction of the Poor4sw Board without farther inquiry. THE MUTINY BILL. Is reply to Mr. D. Onteetrar, The Marquis of kIARTINGFON maid that the McVey Bill bad hese printed that day. sad Gould be obtained Ey' members, therefore he oonsidered it was quite sufficieet notice to enable the house to proceed with it in committee., TUB SMOKE NUISANCE. Sir B. PEEL *ailed attention to the nuisance arising from the amok& of, foresee, in towns and country distriota, retorting to the question of the consumption of pool, sod urging legislsten with a view to organise a system of smote eowenmptina.__ Mr. asspiasox stated that a good deal bad been done, partieularly in the metropolis, to check the smoke nuisance ; but it was in the maeufseuring districts, where coal was cheap, that it stall prevailed almost without check, mid be thought there was a fair odes ter legislative interference, especsatly es there were mom by wheal' the evil scald be easily abated. Yr. U. BANBURY stated that, in the edablishmeat with which he was connected the adoption of a amok.- ooesuming system bad caused • a•.tng in the cast of fuel of 2,000 f,, a year. Mr. A. Suancron stated that the smoke =Lames had been checked on the Mersey ; and Sir M. Pero stated t►at it bad bees supptemed by the manufacturers of Leicester themselves. Sir G. GREY stated that the introduction of this subject was a politic 'service. He, however, wished it to he under- steed that mach had been done in the matter, sad what should be observed was that no legislation should talus place which could not be strictly carried out. It was generally admitted that by a sight pecuniary outlay the smoke of furnaces could be columned, and economy in the consump tion of coal promoted. He would be glad to initiate • measure which would compel the osmium oat of the eziatieg law, which bad been only worked in the metro polis. REPELTING RIFLES. Yr. WATKIN inquired if any ezperiments had beau made by order of her Majesty's goveroment with repeating rinse, each es those is see in the array of the Baited btates ; end if any istention existed of adopting similar weapons for any portion of the British army, and brought forward several is/tam:es of the eißoatiy of the weapon en the late war is Americo. Major WALIERit pointed out that, by the sloptios at hreeeb-loadiog arms, the period for which recruits required to be trained might he amok climineduel„ THE DOG TAX. Mr. KLLICE, in calling attention to circumstances am. nested with the collectiou of the tax upon dov, obserred that the precautions taken &safest the esti . % plague in Soothed were likely to be rendered nugatory by the roam ing about of ownerlees dop on which no tax mks paid. It appeared that the tax was practically a null ty except in the ease of shire who chose to pay. He urged a smaller tax thee that now imposed, accompanied by ita strict sa feecemeot. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the question was a mixed one of revenue and police, and the tr,asury had no means of deilieg with a matter of police. He would be glad to &nits the feeling and opinion of the °musky before he attempted to deal with a matter which had always been one of difficulty to him ea financial minister. He thought that the duty might be owseiderably reduced, without injury to revenue, if it ceased to be an mend tax, and pecans a liceused duty. Repletog to Mr.Warkin on repeating rides, he said that the War Depart ment would give dna &Caution to his observations. THE REA FLIHERIIia - - - - - Mr. BLAKE ioqaTod whether, in the present seseloo, effect would be given to the recommendations of the royal oommissionere of inquiry oo sea fisheries, with regard to the removal of realrictioae in fishing, sad encouraging the cul ture of oysters to Ireland. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND said that the report referred to the whole kiegdom, and requiredl consideration, and the Irish government amid sot take the initiative in measures on the subject. The position of the engineers of the royal navy was discamed at the instance of Sir &MAID Daman. THE NAVY ESTIMATES. The house then west into committee of supply on the naval estimate, and having agreed to the vote for the Admirelty-offics, ;Roweled to miesider the vote of 1,368,9711 for dookyaria, which presented an incases. of ,64,7761. upon the paid year. Tai■ gave hoe. members rep; eseating naval constituencies the opportunity of re viving the annual grievance raised by the workmen in toe government yards of iosufficieoey of pay, as compared with the wages in private ship-building yards. The claims of the artificers were earnestly sup ported by Mr. Fernand, Mr. Serjeautliieglake, Mr. Otway, Mr. Elerjeant Gaselee, and other members, and titillated with much pertinacity by Lord 0. Paget, Mr. Childers, the Chanosilor of the Exchequer, and Mr. &mud'. Mr. CHILDERS argued that the continuous employ ment and ultimate superannuation were an ample art of against the plea of higher vases paid by private dims, and added that upwards of 300 men were now in receipt of pensions. Captain VIVIAN thought the satiety displayed by men to eater the 'melee of the government in the naval stash liahments was a sufficient proof that they were amply re munerated for their eervices. . _ BlilUDit said that the men la risotto yards went gemersUy esgaeed ou piecework ; bat their wages, though apparently higher, did not giro them a larger income at the god of the year, owing to contiagencies which had the affact of suspending tneir employment, whilst the work- men in the public yards were subjected to no deductions cm that amount. - iieOlietikELLOß of the EXOEUIQUER wanted the home not to give way to the Restore *ought to he pot nom it by Leal interests, ind, snitches to as appeal': which had ben mode on behalf of the dockyard artificers' to the "generosity" of she house, observed that the boos. bad no Waitress to be ironstone with other people's utecaey. It wag the dot' , of the govocomeet to rAy decisively that j they would Doi salmi to committees of the house, or to any ether tribunal, the oilier of determining what should be the wagesepaid in the dockyards. Ultimately the vltit was agreed to, and the house re sumed, but immediately went again into eammithee oa the Mutiny Ball. THE POLICE COURT& Wittiest IPOis, a well-known and desperate thief was charged with being eaneerned with another in committing a highway robbery with viohnee. Last sight a Germs. sailor, named Frederick Krantz, belonging to the Basses, now in the East India Dock, was on his way home when he was stopped in Lime/muse by the and another man. One of them put his cap over prisoner eyes, blinded him, end half suffocated him, while the other man rifled his pockets sad took from them ell his money, consisting of a hallooverelgo, two half.crowns, and some half pease in • purse. They knocked him down and ran away. The prosecutor got op as soon es be could, saw the prisoner running, and pursued him. He wee met by Polimmostable 0. Sheen, 57, of the Thames division, to whom he Mated that he had been robbed, and pointing to the prisoner said that was on. of them. Sheet name distely sta rted is pursuit, and Mend the prisms, from the West Is&a-road, bun-hue, It eh-street, norms the West India-road again, and then run him into the Eastern Id wdo 't the junction of the East and West India Doak sHe was soot driven out of that place and captured by the pelieesomstabie. Ersatz could positively identify him by hie moustache and his general &pommels. It wan the prisoner who put kis cap over his eyes and held him while the other robbed him. Hs was quite sober and oellecte& Sheen said the sailor was sober, and that the robbery was eommitsed at half-met seven in the evening. He believed the primmer had been convicted before. The depontions ware formally taken, aed the prisoner committed far trial, but he will be brought up sgaia before trial to prove former sonvieticos, if any, molest him. Minted Lyitori, alias drther Cathy, a returned ocovict, woe charged with robbiegirea drunks& sailor named John Sharp of his mat and bat The sailor was on the step of a door on Tower-hill last night, sod the prisoner near him, evidently taking a great interest in his " welfare." A polimoonstabls of the A re serve, who knew the show to be • bad character, quer *rod him, and he saU he was taking Dare of the mike. The constable said he had better take roes of himself, sod compelled him to move on. Tee sailer was put on his legs, and he walked awn . Some time &inwards the sailor was found in the neigh d of that horrible place. Rom mary-lanc• bleeding and inesosible on the ground, and with. CPA his coat and hat. The prisoner was sought after, and he was detected in the act of selling the missing coat He wee at ones motored. The sailor was so drunk last night that he could roily my he was imeoked down. He could eat say by whom or where. Previous coovictious were proved against the prisoner. He bed been four years in penal servitude, bad been six months in the House of Correction on another conviction, and in prison fee other offences. _ Yr. Paget committal the primmer for trial, and on the sailor bouts award with being drunk and incapable. ice tared him upon his folly and discharged him. DEATH OP 4 PAUPER PROM NEGLECT. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. OFFICIAL BBTURNS. These returns do not profess to give the total number of asses which have oceurred in Greet Britain, bat only those which bate been aseerhaiasd front the official information received at this office from inspeetoes, whether epic/dated by the clerk of the coaxal or by the local autho- rities. The divisions of Ragland are those of the amens. Column 1 only records the eases reported as having corn• mend during the weeks indicated by the beading ; " beck' eases being added to oolossa 2. ' "".. '"'" " " ''''" .....'"*".." '''''' .". ‘.."'"" On Thursday afternoon J. J. O. Woods, coroner ieformatiou received at this office from iespesion, whether sot. the west. diaiaton of „ nay, meowed an foinfry at appoiated by the clerk of the council or by the local 'nth°. ' the Rambler= Union Workhouse, in reference to the titles. The division, of Ragland Sr. those of the magus. death of a pauper named William Fain, which he had Column I only records the eases reported as having tom- opened on the previous Saturday. The &seemed was an enticed during the weeks indicated by the headings . ifirlidltaral labial" forty-eight years of age, and waked •' beak " trees being added to mimes 2. ' for Mr. Smith, • farmer at Alford, also a guardian and an overseer. He lodged with • married woman named Bolting. 1 2 sod up till within a fortnight of his death appeared in per- Rambo' Mina of reported awe foot health. A fortnight ago last Friday he returned from s6Sassed from the *immense- his work complaining of • pain in his bock, and on the g B ''' "I" of the dames. Monday following he worked for the last time. For g • -.1 io . 1.. o ; week the deceased had nothing but herb tea and cider, and Gems Divisions. : ril 7 1 „ ;11 , mostly kept in bed. On Tuesday week the deceased west I is • to consult Mr. Boron, • surgeon, at Wiaborough- m ii: a 4 1 / I M green. Mr. Bezel told him there little the matter 0 0 , —.. cart with him halides a severe cold, an d w prescribed some life Wop police d 12 1 Tell Sill $486 212 en medicine and • blister. The woman Bolting seeing that South Auto (Manta 18 NI _ I I *. 1779 442 MO the deceased was becoming worse, called in Mr. Butcher 8 ,, e _ h , ; „,.., th M S " Cati,,j'eles Yu K 14612 rise "W. ten has th e relieving officer of the district, and Mr. Smith, the ""'"`" C ' °°a "'"__= 182 14 " SC ta te a""' ' S t tat guardian, and insisted th at the man should be taken to the South West. Common dial let 410 767 led 81 moos as she would not keep him any longer. The do- Wait NIA Counties) 2 9 2 1007 9119 1403 6006 1079 732 ied than . 7 with hit ladaing, but for two 6 1 North Mid. counties 830 1 NO 23'8 eirt ea ein • °ea wee an arrears 8. North West. Coanti I 3918 1664 46200 2197 NM e 213 6261 years and a half he had paid regularly every week. On Yorkshire „, 11 °""ww o _,„C""„ 1 " 1 ,„. • • ~_,ltrr ow ii„,!!! Ha , Isdh.. els •' lB7 deceased convoyed • diatiece of ten mile', in an open out, '""'"""'"'"'"'"" .,r L , 5 .,"" „,,',. 0 ,,,,,'" °7 soo t.° sos „ to the unioe, it snowing the:most of the way. Soon after Scotland ''"'"' ""' --• "'"'''' "'"" '""— the demand was admitted to the workhouse, Mr. __, _ Toads - • -- - moved to the infirmary. He also despatched • Mined) ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, Secretary. messenger to Mr. John Lawton, the medical officer of Veterinary Depute:teat of the privy Cussed. . the workhouse. Mr. Lawton himself was suffering from in- Moo, Prineeectreet, Westaanater, disposition, but his en, Mr. F. Lawton, received the mes- B.W March 9. up. and although not appointed deputy for his father, Non A.—The operationof the "Cattle Messes Preventiou Act, . adopted the ewe by prescribing • powder, sad giving um" is indicated by the return this week showing 6,167 cattle verbal directions as how. tree to be administered. The as " killed" compared with 1,711 last week, and MN the previous nurse at the union attend implicitly to the surgeon's week. directions, but found the man next morning much worse. Nam a —Sal la_sperlors hays net repotted this week in time • She despatched another messenger at once for Mr. Lawton, for WI sets"' Of thew' 31 reported eases lad weel t ~,5 1e" ,„,,,,' I informing him of the fact, and requesting him to come For the 'county of Cheater, 1 : Derby, . • '.. "...""-"'' 6; ----' I and the decried immediately To the niesub•ger 1; Norfolk. 1 : Stsdord, 1 ; Nast Mang o f Y or k. I : at , see . '• - . ell,' bat he did not Biding of York, 2 : the Metropolitan Police District, 1 ; Mt, 2; Mr. Lawton replied. All right. very w sad for Scotland, 8. arrive at the infirmary until Jut before 12 o'clock, and the These inegocctoxi returned 1,281 cease lag week. poor man died shoot half-peat 10. Mr. Parson, surgeon, of Godialming, who made • post mart= examination of the Rxlimax AND mins BILLS Mt PALLIANINT.— body of the deceased stated that be died of pneumonia, ricarditia, mid Omuta", and that the appearances were Is. the Marcia" of Shifs's aiaiadia" ill' lb* Rolm .of recent origin. Mr. F. Lawton made • statement to the of Lords the East London Railway (additional powers), jury to the effect that on the evening be was eng gad in a the Fume" Railway, aid the Farness and Whitehese° ; labour ease, and the mat morning he was called to see • , and Farness Junction Railway Companies' Bilis pissed woman who wee said to be in fits , his opinion being that her 1 through, the opposition haviog ham withdrawn. The ; ow, era the most serious. The m arried oorouss , summe d up Whitehayen en d Yam ° JU l le ti.32 . a nd Whit "'" , the evidence with much care. He particularly tenured the Claarwat sad Pgsehmt Railway was "kilt."' netil Moo- removal of the deceased without medial advice being day. In room C (the Marquis of Bath in the chair). the celled in, pointing out the latitude of relieving officers in promoters' case of the Sandown and Ne!errt (lola of this respect, and also the board of guardians haviag • surgeon Wight), Railway Bill was opened by 1 - 1 r• ""°_,.,__ _lmo .4.y. : who could not be depended upon, as it was • well•imo we (with bum Mr. Bathe, g' ( - 1 41. sad attar bearing •"••••• " . het that Mr. John Lawton bad been en invalid for some support, and Mr. &Await, Q.C. (with him Mr. Frauds), I th in . He pointed oat also his opinion that Mr. F. Lew =mg for the old Isle of Wight Company, the room wee ' ton, not b e i ng appo i nte d deputy, was not legally reepoosi and their lordships decoded taut the preamble bad his. The jury after deliberating an hour, returned the net bees proved. In the same committee the Teleran Pier following spsofsl verdict :—" We (the jury) consider that and Harbour Railway, and the Ardiakaiii aid 1 " 311 "" the deomeed, William Fain, died from natural morn, Railway, adjourned until Monday neat, and the Seeth standerated by went of proper treatment, and we consider Rcex Railway, and the Dagootuim Docks Railway wore re- that Mr. Butcher and Mr. Mouth have been guilty of gross leered to the chairman of committees, no day being fixed, neglect in not calling in the wistarias of • medical officer In Lord Rede tickle's (standing order) committee the Glow+ previous to the removal of the deceased. We consider that . and South Western Railway (additional powers) was allowed Mr. F. Lawton has shown great indifference in not attend to proceed, striking out clauses 1 and 2. The Buntline log when summoned by the master and nurse of the union. orders were dispensed with in the foll ow i ng cases :— The • IWe se a jury do cot attach the slightest credit to the evi , Louth and Lumola Railway, Peterborough Water. the donne of Mrs. Rotting. We think also that great blame Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, the Watford and is attachable to the board of guardians for not having sit Edgware Junction Railway ; City, Kingston, and Kieh -1 acting and responsible medical officer appointed to the ' mend Railway ( opposed ); t he Castle Cary and L 'slant district and the workhouse." The learned coroner said he j Railway, and the East and West Juliana Railway qu ite concurred with the verdict, and he could tot help r (Hitchin extemi9naopmeed). Is the case of the opposed ' king that there was something radically deficient is 'Whowy Extension Railway, their lontehip, declared that the msnagemeet of the Poor-law generally, and that some j the standing orders bad not been complied with. The organic cheese was necessary. The „ mu m we mo d m . Great Western, (opposed) Bill was allowed to proceed, the papers every day of the sufferings of the poor were striking out Menem 1,2, 3,4, and 1L In group 2, in the heart rending. and be hoped the inquiry concluded would House of Commons (Room 12), the farther einnaideration of JD some degree all & ti mi d,. t o eme d me ti ou . 1 the Billow Railway Bill was proceeded with, Mr. Calvert, I j Q.O. (with him Mr. Crisps), appearing for the promoters, 1 and Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., and Mr. Salisbury, in opposition. I ATTEMPT TO Flll A 0111711CII. —A certain amount 1 , Evideoce for the promoters' case occupied the whole dares of excitement has prevailed in Norwich with reference to . sitting. Only one bill yams ender the intim of Mr. Freya 'certain ultra-ritualistic services at St. Lawrence Church in 1 yesterday, being that of the opoosed adjourned petition of that city. On Wednesday evening • villainous trick was the Kingston and Epsom Railer-y, the further considers- • pepe .„,t o d, Some person too t not d t o t ura a n the gas II Um of which was adjourned until next week. • burners on, so that there might be a great escape of gas and 1 [Advertisement.) HOLLOWAY'S 01NTN1117... ,an explosioa when some one entered th e church with a 1 TRIOAT Arnenon.— all the varieties of these dietreistiff light. Fortuanly the outrage was discovered in time, and i complaints may be readily end effectively treated l a abbM „„mo terim &reste d . this Ointment twice a day upon the neat and • g l app m ei g th e a ren a b, m ath% ~: , ,,r i gi ment . D i thm I e alums AND STANNOTN 1.1"101111D NT Dv mare Natoli amass dipbtistia , ulcerated and ?glued th roe; irritation rimumoos BaVALSITA ASSAM POOP which cares without me. I of the windpipe, gainsay. and all glandular enlargements, will dictal or lationvoutenes, dippepda ftedlgeettm), conk sethias, I have their progress arrested and the destruction they have tamed "oonsam bi gz debility, maidpelits. Martial, pelpicaZon, ser i repaired . Is Holloware Ointment the moot trutworthy remedy "hoes, Byer, sad Mamma complaints. It arse fifty times for all internal and external throat ailments, and may be safely It' cola In ether remiallsa; sad is the bad hod asr Waal& and effectively employed in every case without regard to season, 60,009 caret anauelly•—llla Berry sad Co, Ns. 77. ffatsild-airsiti. ' sec, age, or constitution. It la highly extolled for its reedy cures London, W. In Mak at Is. led. ; 11b., fa. ed. ; lillm Wfs. ; 0 at c cough. chronic bowsaws% sad ail le Maw, eft. i else at SI. Orecechurnhairest i t, Mailable i ffi. 110, gran tie than mid aim awl MK Osterdrenrest; sad stall Groama.—ladvaltlanstall.l ITO 1 + 1 square, semen dentimts-I. Math end G. R. i. ter, crinoline skirt manntectmirems-W. Ca* Ilverpoel, Umber merchente-a. aspgm.,, A , ll Whitby, Yoriublre, schoohnseters-J. *Rhona Birmingham, eoWn handlers ntenitsmarere-.1. en.. red Coate. and Oakley, oma gi t d , Cart* en.. and L asevidew Sew Wm \-==•• Tt W. W soma W. H. Weal's_ New Be* clotbiere-E woonttord end Two, 11 Widen-J. Rama And T. Wa des. . J dy e d MU; tatIIIMS-B.Beay, ma k s u p Yorkshire, realwai ddimia. senteseters-T. po i hd . Vidor". mad W. =optasitelea a. Mama, Likastat sad ay Tweembile. Betsey Tweeds* sad H. Tr sod OR Iffl% neer Rochdale. woollen Rear reprde R. Turner-J. Math. R. 11. f Xsziow, Leger ,ter wholemeal' grotwee-R. tabssidereleld sod ferlown. Yeeidim k P. sad Weak per~ WOW». tares Beopeek sad IL coke brokers-R. 0. Cley anr=de: L , j , woohloplers-D. Norm g aemema i . A 4 th, Lem t s. sereere a , no ter es ramie D. itorom s m. j. m end G. I. lapwer ole ompetannoteetemer 4 ee tem Bard Oskierd larrorili -N. Seem F. hams lea, • Buell, . Bensonthemoineet, um iak W. Bsoon-IL Richardeoo. Y. Reit Fenton, Notthsetteaultint. marldse t I. altervomm-j. Mem end L F. J. Mantis end J. B. Pub. Mandel' W Wwdla 110:6- 111 1 Y. apehtela. peister-J. IL hoes sad Meaelwaist. ommehains aprele-.1 at Rum. a l ,L iar t ir.RW a rtrishlea *et visaaarea t r g lib lWaho ll Ws* kil logaThiw 4 wiw. • streirorrtatodowshiteptjb::a=on,,, ad A. La lt indL a ni o . iwp s:skas lema ngeressa l) :l 7 sae-a J. Wier and A. IL Bloomsbury, SIIMICOMISII-T. Dann sad ' Chspellown, Yorkshire. peinters-L Liverpool, door mlllere-A. Wield and potion mowehenie-A. elepliew sad C. imageons SCOT= ispumnins Ronal MANN, Dundee, pleating., Mutt dia.. Dundee. k...M. 1 Idip sia.forag•ouit,62:l=lll..l Ammo= Omni. IlasSia. Wm; Nita :OES SI VO=NMEI PamItya nia. rin ei romr, March 10, at the gn, .1 MARKET& SUGAR—Tharroz, Naos 9.—Ths demi Is eleody bring Um weak, sad • modest* beim dome at fulls former mem. Robed idie task dt pima Rasa No Wes to report. TALLOW.—TaIDAT ZVVIEHL—TIMI teNew Ina today /o r Nes* Aril, sad Jam-4mM kith throe mouths. Qootstismin as Mews i — ilpee t ima le i t49e. dd. ; April to J 49e. Id. ; Oeteimr 51a, milers ; tows Sallow. 48s. 3d. Del ask. At Ate up dope, of 1,100 maks offered 1,000 sold et 44. se LA week. Oilres• Amp, 49e. to 49e. ii,, leef, 48e. Od.; Lima nt , :t ..471.; Amalie 144 30 43a ; South 60e. het vim Ik a iLm i ti km ; 52a, to 62a ; Ogles, ea, to 42e. oel, las lame, 42e. Pelai aid 4,V14 0017014.—LIvintrodi., Mau 2.—Cedie iss Inei lorp led geeeral demand for eine** threaletib week, and the import henna bare she does a amp basiassa. Beldam, however, have emplital bed readily, and though some desaiptkes spill, Egyptian), show as adverse, compared hi IA rates, this is aot pleura Is Nia Wed, a bap*m limbers done, cidiffy in the ram= gullies iltedn rates. Ammicao centimes in oartembe gegpekigh ' freely offered at about former guider. Mile lb. in good remit, bat peleae4 to the gmb offering) have undergoes no /a slip business has *en dose bore meat helm tides skiing id. te ld. wish'. tetie. II miles have hem moderate, end the lower dessipilm been freely offered at rather brigs* re* bat de * dense have Improved fully id, per 111. Lel belittle In good demand from the trade, sad the Weir Ili • comparatively sears. , and may be quelled senerteede last weak's prices, whilst the lower gra* fib imp former quotatiees. Is China sad Jame NM a mit has base done. Prises Donuml ficeridatan base tia during the week MAO hales ; leperten, *WO lake ;i1 the trade, 54,270 balm. We here bad a psi MN to-day and a arm and rather deem umbel The Wan 120,000 balm, of which 7,030 are for expert aid wide rho followiog are th 9ld e official quote :—Feir Odm ; middling, 1. air *bile, 20d. 19 20id. d. fairfair Upiandat 20d. ; f middk ; al* ng, 194 d. COTTON 000D11.—Hosea, llama bad an •xotediegly ebsuly sod rsgalse domed form and sloth all the with, sad where missal sa aser, toren ace set too dimly seder seam. aim% II have opeereaskiers et obtaining umagernsaa Mena gradually arsegthosiar, wed ter same discripikrid fa se advanos bailees paid. Today we has Watery b y anima for all kinds of shipping yens, sad the lemma all marieets ham hem giviag ad cedes berly ; is mays" at prises which *add sat ham Is.. sieumt es Til* Oa all yarns made from ilgyptias settee there has Is.. admires, militia the last week, of K. per lb. la m trade yarns also there has bees • wary stress simiet,lll a fair amount of business doing. Priem lee aileasselt thew yam shoal id. par lb. aims UMW. Is scriptions of yarn the market class Mrsolitt: ll wander; toadsocy. Is cloths dame is a geed I all descriptions suitable for India, intandiut skirtings, sad the lighter fabric's poncirmil7 for that market. The demand for Lbw gash her Matted satire ever since Tuesday, whoa "ems ary an orders wen placed. The Masao is Wahl' limited to sane cutest, on stomas a the beery spy meats manufastarers bays already made lelel alga T cloths, and low domestics ore stall smasehat mead bat hare improved a little la vales CORN.—Cum.secon; Ifsics 9.-13 is ember b boon breast the Met fee chys ; stilt ekes* Gomm to ode ia poor condition ; such was dilicals to sill, Orb lais a read fully last esek'd prime—red. 4b. tIL. Iddik 465. to 52.. Barley so trot, aid rabic deem. Brew Ili few offering. and some inquiry far ma, at alms R ime. UNCOLL MARCH fair supplyri al" fteteri dull, but not I.wer. The demsod for us mem. Mirky at barely last week'. mien. Wheat. red, 4514 te P r qr. • white, Ur& to za s . B ar l e y, riodog, 3ja ba ; se . 43a. Out., 28e. to 30s. List:atom., Yaws 9.—To-day's whet ems ealr web relay attended by buyers, but for wheat there ear= rattly good consunip ive sale at the figures of Flour also met a tolerably good demand at uniderell" Odes slow of sale, but unaltered. Wined gees ad* ibasged. Beads dell. bulbs men dull, sod 64. perms d 01,17. WAN:MILD, Yawn 9.—Wheat hada dull. NO/ have a deneward tendency. Barley rather shler! Other wreaks unaltered. Averages for the eat sismi ltsvoh 3.—Wheat, 1.590qr5.. at 455. ; baby, MIL , at 30s. ed. ; oats, 29 qrs., at fls. ed. 00AM-1.orn:los, MAME 9.—Holora Elf. 19‘.1 Walla End ()odor* 15a. 9d. ; Ed.. Nab, Ha di' ITL End Hraddylls Hatton, 17s. SttL ; Walls lad K Walls End Hatton 19a. • Walls End Het.ca 14Th 15.. 9d. Walls End Boutit Haltom, 18.. ea_ mg , aNsofi 17.. ; Walls zed Hartlepool, la. 94.; t ired sash Hall, 18a. ; Walls Eod 11•1 1 4* Walls Hod East Hartlepool. 18s. 94. • Wills mg= Kakis, 18 4. ; Wells End T ..., 18s. 9d.; does er s i 113 s. Ild. ; Walls End North Eltstfordshiss. mark" 61; sold, 40. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Attlee Par Kir TOIL 11.4 =Ma ... Mum War ea" di "' , 8 Week ending Feb. 25 Great °antral of Belgian . 283 1. 2 63 3 , 40 60 '- West ending March 4 Caledonian 41 61 4710 18.778 Kai sAI BIRTHS. MARRUGYA, AND D 1 BTRTHS. ......hof BARIERR.-Igareh 7, at Kildare-terra,, Bayswater. .. -- R. Barker, Req., of a we. BAULKY r. -March 7, at losibrokeitardens, the wills F. J. C. ttaliont, of a daughter. d t & RICUOLAIL-March 7at Delarnere•tetraoe, the wilt - Nich Mg a 'aughter. Aik POLLA KY - M ar ch lat Peddlngton-green. the sits - nalty, a son. BP Pe YRR. -Ma el rch 7, at Bakize-park, the wife of & spia l* as ST 11Wi a gt s liarch 7, at Rockferry, Chub% Ws. L a° of 11LARRIAGEL Buoworra-TBONAS.-Marob g, at St. George's , square, by the Rev, W. J. Thome, P. J. Badw aim"- orda_. l l,l Oreeneted•hall, Omar, to Annie Midi. wlcca d D. Tswana& Res . of The Priory, &vole. JUEINSTONR-lt KLLII. -Marek I. at Bare-c•cce duet nonbury, by the Rev. A. Raleigh, F. N. Johnoon, , d .os remberrrea.l, Lower Clanton, to Sarah. 4 caliM e - J. B. Wells, i• El.. of Barnsbary. Fr MARCH-NABLRY. - Mar.h 7, at the r ib cowl., 61. Brew ford, by the Rev. O. Larks, Mix earY__,,,,,. 16 " 41. March, Fon , of Santander, to Rosa Roma ascv• - , Marley, Req , Hienbeim-hosm. salami- DEATH& Ada alel BZOWN.-Mareb 7, at NM" , Wilk- B.Lirson of IL Brown, aged l& i Ut ..;,.. -Alarelt 7. at , Live rpoo l , Anne, relict of th e WA CO i -• R.N.. aged 7e. 70 00 rousa.-lisaft 7, at Bokonsb, Deride:, ;WU Athe libßer, mod , O. , 4 MUNT.-gardt 7 at 114. laosardbosala. lAsio. - 1 Busk Othr 1 , laelasi AO LLuYD.- La M t Ashton WI, estr 1 06116 * W. Lloyd, Yee., aged Ith. s-aaris. /th S. Bas. TILLING.- Mara 7, at Alph&-rced• lig usv-- nag, *pa M. _..e Printed sad Publiehell by Watielt Los BALI •at Lomberdatreet. la the Oty of Leedom. flistefutio., Moe la Lemberdoerost. la the Praha% of W liirozair. MLI 10. WA arta aa - 7I tares-W. Carter wia. ll .. 4 _ tailgate am "mi e.t.entst. ttetamas alai ..wee=semarwre-3. hase; • 4 1 : 1 % Widest Ortereelere, ate~ senrk_Wseek**,.... ew amusastmeeba-'"h Taal% Warm*, W Arrwalsrak. sod J. 2...- tersilitai. Paelvai,-Wl4 le, 4 1 telt 1 46 ae* r i isi Tana, Spi es wadies arts. t. n " bra lel it ereeers-S. well. sews, ouldOre, amaeshisii: dusterW IltdOra, ag e "."o=deY. lisakel, ant J. sals . D. Norma Aelarerti, Old loesel atik . meat m0mk nag" , 44 .... 111 4, • ..weem, eee F.etreet. teasua. ma U s. It. Barton, and I. 'Addeo WWI% ae * al Swallow, teftwa__ New Il eale-.. " 1P.. N. llaserr Jews . mg itas4b.. em J . Mak t 'elseytwrilea. SraPan-T• It • Naos V uplumers-J. ow.tooeal wheal s-o.liiir wasalmalas apesta-7. , yak 'MD. A. Howdah Ikelie"Q es regards A. Howlms Sew. " • LmaiteLliarrla. Warm. !. Dom and t Slioldelia. Glad Latalas--L G. Wright gems wad C. impen, 11 91 1 111MIATIONL Item Watt It afilltelisol airvemett. Mani Lot% tea. whet, Nara 11. tha log B, Pert Cam" Vs* sail gip, elkiper. mum 11 ~~it . if I . '+ ;