The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-07 00:00:00

4 IMPERIAL PMUMMIiT. HOUSE OF LORDEL—TuswAy, Kama 6. Their lordebipe ark oh four o'clock. ROYAL 0031E18810N. The Royal meet weer by reromissioe to the Weir. lei bale : —The Taws Act Amodio/mit Bill, sad the Cattle DilletWO (helm Rill. 'The Royal Commissioners were, the Lord CumicBz.o2, the Berl of lizsumweast, sod Vinous% SYDNIT. Thi•Ating was thee suspended egad five o'clock. , Their lordships reeemenbled at he o'clock. THII STATE OP IRELAND. Bari OftWistaied that, in nonsagneere of the Indisposi tion of IL noble friend tke First Lord of **Train" ha should postpone the soli= of which be bad given seam refersneo to the Manse Deland, from Friday next to Friday week. THE CATTLE DISEASE. Earl GRANVILLE read a report from Professor Shooed@ to the Clerk of the Conseil, ea the promise of the cattle *gm to Marna Rothsoltild's bird at Mentmere, end the meads of the treatment adopted by Er. Wanes. Tbe s port was dated the 3rd If ash. 1866, sad net forth that elms Professor &moods' last report the disease bad made rapid peogress, and the fatality had kept pees with its ad. was. Sams the Mod February the cattle had bees dosed with Ifr. Worms' mediciae, the mandated animals heist baited. Os kis visit on the 3rd Rank Preform Simon& bad found that of eleven animals which bad been lay Mr. Weans as cored, Mae had died. Of treaty-Ave anissals subjected to Mr. Weans' treetresert 90 had died and See were movaleseent. A the ressiader of tie herd the disease bad side= lame. la the sheds Are loiters were vapidly inking, and is 'meioses yards 13 earn and Were bad just bean slot and were lying dead. A bull and a heifer that were about tea ham hem shot as Profess Simonds entered the pre. aims were allowed to live until his inspection was com pleted. In aa extemporised yard were 91 ems, 10 of which were dying. the teinamise being men or less agesid. slat albeit yards WWI) 35 Wien, all .fleeted ; several were dying and three wen dead, the pri ded state of these alive lasing sock that Win assay amid not be sassed Se great bad bees the mareality that all teestines* had aberadesedi for a few dep. The almost total destruation of this herd would, it was feared, be followed by a serious Ices Itsthe dairy sews en the estate. The malady had m asons them on the 26th F.bresry, sad two had abr had boss slaughtered, and two Shea, were dying. la eseassiert, Prdemer &seeds expressed hie reset that &imam supposed mesas of arrest* the erMle places by Swims* should have proved &betties. The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from Gilas row. complaining of ale proldWtSni se to the ism* of cattle ender the resent enactment. The following hills were read a second tins :—Ryde Statics ; Agleam Central Railway ; South Kensingtes road ; and Booth Keesiogtos New.road. DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL. The Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Bill pared three& sommitteo. Th•ir logdatips adjostreel at 25 minot% wet 5 (Moak. 110178/1 OF 0018210N8.—Tomnlf, Muck 8. Thu SPIAKIII took tits chair a tow atitutos Edon 'four Volta. _ . _ ROYAL AMR/4T. The Yeoman Usher of the Block Red eposimed ed the bar, sod sateelooad the amombers to the Holum of Lenin to hoer the royal weed given to corteisa bilk, foe which see Lords' `' 1111741.111 BILLS. The famine bills were read a sewed time Martha, and Rioinseed Railway Bill ; Stegalinde R.il way Bill ; sod Lanham Railway Bill LONDON (CITY) CORPORATION GAB BILL. Mr. CRAWFORD moved the mooed media( of the bill, the object of which, he Mated, wee to amide the °reparation of the City of London to maisafeetnre gas and supply it to the metropolis, and thus relieve consumers from the etheequeome of the monopoly which parliament conferred upon the old companies by the eat of 1860 The ps supplied at present wee admitted on all bands to be had cad dear, mid, the only way to remedy the evil was to ppaat an end to the troonpoly. Ylssssat OILANDOORKII and Mr. ADAM opposed the bill, contendisg that the honour of parliament wee at stake, and at th e ocepoottion had sow shows that they had availed themselves of the protective clause of the sot of 1800 before remiss to the house foe power to turn ps Inentilnetnrete. Mr. Arita., Mr. Roebuck, and Mr. Aldeemas Lawrence supported the bill, and, amid impatient calls for Oitreer a division wso takes, and the bill was real a emend time by 219 to MG. The bit was then 14-ferried to a select committee, free of wham are to be named by the committee of seleetioe, who will aloe be emoowered to inquire unto the operation and tesulta of the Metropolis Gee Act, 1860. NEW WRIT. Oa the Bretton of Mr. BRAND a sew writ woe ordered to be Weed for the eleaticia of a meratim for the comity of Kerry. Is the room of the right hon. Hoary Herbert. -de emed. FIRE INSURANCE. Mr. HUBBARD gave isotioe that after Eider he would we a resolution that the Flu Insurance Duty ought not to be rrpatuated u a seams of stational reventua COMMONS AND OPEN SPACES AROUND THE METROPOLIS. Mr. COWPER gun notice that he would shortly uk leave to tett-Mau a bill to improve the commons sad open spear muted the metropolis, sod for the protootios THE CATTLE CARRYING TRADE. Si, W. W. RIDLEY asked the Prewideot of the Bond of Trade whether there was sny 'Mention on the part of the government to melted the system of innestion and survey now applied to emigrant and passenger ships to vessels em ployed is the rattle carrying trade, with a view to securing the bed* safety, and comfort of animals brought into this wentry, either for the purpose of being slaughtered for food. or for dairy and breeding purposes. Mr. MILNER GIBSON mid it was not the intestiou of the government as at present advised to extend the at stem of impieties and survey of ships employed in ibis cattle trade. But ae varioca regulations of a mettery character bed hems proposed in reference to the importation of foreign sale, with a view to prevent the introduction of contagious diereses Mb this country, ft appeared to the government that it would be desirable that toe whole subject should be inquired into by a *shot committee of the hone), sod it might also be deszable fur the same committee to inquire 'Moth* regulations adopted for the removal of cattle by railways. (Mar, bear.) THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF IRE. LAND.—THE QUEEN'S uNivicasirr. Mr. LOWE asked tie Attorney-Uderal for Ireland whether be would obtain and ley upon the table of the house the following ieformatioa with regatd to the Roman Catho lic University :—The instrument of its foundation ; the authority by which it professed to wafer decrees, and • list of soak degrees ; the number of its students for each year side its foundation ; end the number of professors. Sir H. CAIRNS mid before his right hon. friend answered the questions he wished to ask whether the (edges contemplated in the eoestitutioe of the Qedn's University its Ireland were to be effected by • surrender from the corporation of their promo& charter, or in what other staloser ; and if by a surreeder of the @barter. whether the mama of the university to such surrender bad been obtained. The ATTOIINEY-GENERAL for IRELAND said, with reaped to the question of the right hoe. member for Caine. be bunged to &Tete that the Roman Catholic University was • volualary lestitatioo. It did cot receive aid from the State, and was not under its control, and, therefore, he was not in a position to I iy the papers asked for on the table of the house. Ile would ask for the information, and if he obtained it be would lay it on the table. It appeared that this university bad been founded by the Roman catholic prelates of Deland, but he was not aware whether there was any it'd/noises of foundation. Thera was no autho rity to confer degrees, and it did sot profess to do so, ex cepting degrees in theology. He could not state the number of students or of professors, but he would ink fee that information deo. As to the deotiC question, be would state that the mode of effecting the changes referred to had not be- n framed. The armors which were in the contemplation of the goveremeet would be laid epos the table of tee house in the form of • letter from the Secretary of State for the Home Department to the Lord Lieutenant, and he would observe that it would be necessary to obtain the assent of the governi. g body to the changes before they could be proposed, and that do sed had set been yet asked for. MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. Os the adios of Mr. CHAMBERS leave was given to bring is • bill to legalise marriage with • deceased wife's • rider. The hoe. and learned gentlemen said it had been arranged to tats the discussion on the subject on the mood reading. CAPIrAL PUNLSHMENTS. Mr. HUEBERT moved (or leave to bring is a hill to per _ nit capitol punishment to be carried out, midst certain violations. within the interior of prawns. He sug gested that esoital punishment should be iodated is the peewee d the high sheriff, the officers of the prison, sod the represeetarivee of the press, and that a coronet's inquest should subsequently be bold cm the body. Sir G. GREY said that a bill was is preparation to wry out the recommendations of the Rays! Commission err ilripital Punishment, sod that be hoped Yr. lithium' would not prim for the aseard evading of the bill until the government tremors had been Lid upon the table. Mr. GILPIN considered the measure but a miserable iosessacm to public opinion, which asked for the abolition, sot the rioertealmrnt of the gallows. LE Mr. ENVAIKP aid Kr. BOMIAM-CAATIR approved of the . Leas, was gives. Paretimios was mess to Mr. Chamber' to Wog is a bill to expla'n the Act to stand the Law relaimg to Divorce rod Matrimulial Cason is Zegiarid, wadi the Legitimacy ast.lBBB ; wadi to lir. &owl Lurie a bill to noble LT ;19 lf THR EX EOB, 'WEDNESDAY ETENINn, MAIICH 7, 1866. Vlaria and district boards within As metropolis to grant I saparsaanatios allowance* to allows who may biomes dis abled by infirmity or age to discharge the duties of their cams. Zbs (kaalMaatios toe Mess Abatitios BM was read a third time and passed. Prisms Alfred's Aenuity BM was passed tbioogh altbm, as was dm tbs Mari6o Mutiny BM. no boom adjaorsod at • ricartor to 8 o'clock lane 12 this day. *parting Intelligence. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.--TnapAr. Thedoubla that had ended to Monday eight ea to the pip beMelp std k communism cif the Th e WM* defiled cane tics by a slight tali of rah. The wind bad=d ainty abound, sad theas warm and alma& operasive in Dampens= to what has 1M been esprionoed. sad - daring th e sprint ved dtarnoen the ma Mons with the warmth of On Moo ds! wrelling arrivals trim all parte neastemly the venous hotels. sad beds were at a premium A to the ARP" the usual resort of the bookmakers. as pro fitless, as not one tremenetlea an the Ossad National took place. The attendee°, was remarkably good, most of the aristocratic arum d homes sad sulpotias of the turf Wag observed on the stand and in the nag, but map Me WON took phew me the pest earn during lOW aftesaa o4 The /Port ammenced at 2.16 with the Tyro and was concluded at 4.1/3 Wilk the Hunters' CoUr s o i temp tlemegh in coasepenos of their not Maw. wet experienced, sad mob snow expressed, in ameagnas of them being no toispespit wires laid on to We shed. To TTDO MUNN of 6 nem mob. with 100 added for 2-yr old ; oohs, let 10th: Una let Ilk; penalties sad maiden allowsams. T.Y.C. (2/ subs). lir. Mao:kande'. Syme, by Marepse—dnter to Stiverhair, ha 6111 (Mom, 1 Mr. dierdneffs lksekset Set 11101 (Mellow 2 Mr. Masers Thishe, let lib (A. Inwards $ Play and Knightsbridge Mao ran. Betting: 9 to 4 eget ilyesei, II tel 1 apt Thisbe. 7 to 2 apt Drachm, sad 6 tol Temp. Tan NTSING MOO apt MIDI (11sedleep) of 5 sem. each, 2 ft, with MO added, for air-olds sod upwards: litanies slier the pebileation of the weights extra. T.T.C. () bs.)) Ml. . W Mb aerbstrath Plying Jib. by Gunboat —llll su = o t Mr. IL H. Jenss's Mixisek, 6 yrs. hil gib Mr. Hodgmens Venturesoma, 5 at ib (=l 5 The loilmetwg also ran Heselaaos, last Lynn. Paddlers, 10111529414 gad Mwly la the Morning. Kitting i 2 to 1 and Kest 'Jun. 4 to 1 each apt Yentureences sad /IZ jib. 0 to 1 MPS Skylark. / to 1 sent Permancs, and 19 to my other. TES iiffiltalL HMIS HANDICAP, of 5 sova sech, 2 H, with Naiad ; Mama after thie peldnellea of the weights were. Two mites over six fliPts of hurdles. (U subs-) Mr. T. Engles/'s Heal Jam brg Kleptina—Trembeey, Mrs lllb (D. Ilaglies) 1 Clairvoyants, I yen 9st lib (lac Mb min), (W. White) I Mr.W.Coppland's Queen of Tramps. 5 yrs. /et 10b(Knott) II The lellowlig Mee mu ; Intesnara Ementil. Lath Freak. Eldl. and Dermot Mthore. Betting : la 6,0 2 0 WE MO Huse of Teumps sad Clair voyant.% 4 to 1 each sept Skiff ind Heel Jam 7 to 1 eget isreaset, mat 10 to t opt say ether. Tffs maw cur a 1011 ems.. ended to a soreqpnekos MlO Nova. each 6 ft. ; winners extra One mils. (25 subs.. 14 of wham distend sod paid 1 eon. each Mr. C. Peek, Jun.'s, Exoefitsr, by Newmlnater —Ma, 4 ps, ht lib (Mlll 1 Mr. Innelre Mania 4 yrs, Oil 9th (Murray 2 Iced Weeineoreland's Leto, 6 yrs. 74 111 b (Inc 10lb ex. 1L4117 01 9 2 Ti. Clown and Three per Cent. alio ran. Betting : Lb 2 apt Reim $ to 1 meet Three per Cent, 4 to 1 seek apt Mastic end no Clown. end 0 to 1 apt ffaceller. THE Osman Nunmaz Hummer Mr id 100 som ; weight ha age ; winners extra. Two miles Oa the GM Mr. Sumeasn's Woodbury RM. 0 yrs. Mt 71b Mr. Tamer's King Alfred, 6 yn, flit Mb vii l =. 4 I 2 Mr. Dpaseles My, 0 yrs, 11st 91b etley 5 The following aim ran ;—ltartassa, Lily of the an. Brientin (le b), Lady Port, sad °nitwit*. BMWs: Even on Marksman, 4 to 1 each apt Woodbury BM sad Oustwiek, and 10 to 1 apt soy other. Won Gaily by ihroe imphs ; tom lengths benvesie mosso& and third, • Handicap of 40 soul. and a /Mho States did not All. BNITING ON Tifil 001JESL LIVERPOOL VIZITLIICHASE. 15 to it spa •ledbisele (t it of) lel to 7 eget Oriole toff) 9to 1 CortotTin tt & of) 26 to 1 Ti. Doctor (I fr) 11 to 1 Laura (t) Ite to 1 Hall Donn (off) 11 to 1 Larkins (I et of) 113 to 1 Kteg oftlearts (t) 11 to 1 Mistake 40 to 1 Sahensadar (t lz) lee to 7 ReaUsaMt freely) 411 to 1 Stella Mr) 100 to 7 Merriment (1) 40 to t Effenbeg Oh off ADDITIONAL AILITTALL— Wolbock, Blanton, Cutler, Cutaway, Hall Court, West Had, L 111). The Rogue, /lasers, Indian Star, John of the Isles, Pirate, Caustic. Ligiethart. and Crusade. LATEST BETTING AT LIVERPOOL—II FL LIVERPOOL STEEPLECILASL ts to apt Aleibiade (46) 26 to 1 opt The Doctor (cd) •10 1 Oselelvin (t) 10 , 04 1 Ospstter 041) 10 to 1 toil) 40 to 1 Bonet (cdr) 11 to 1 Lars (off) 50 to 1 Tellosovber (off) 100 to • ltesl JOl (ell) 80 a L MIAs (el) 25 to 1 10e= (441) Very deb* A BOLD EXPERDLENT. Soon after midnight on Monday a special train left Easton station upon a strangely exceptional errand. More than a hundred skilled workmen and labourers, marshalled by gangers, contractors, and agents, took their seats in it, in orderly fashion, but with a mysterious and determined air, as if am* more than usually weighty business were on hand. One carriage was devoted to stout tools and implements, and the train, thus freighted, reached Tring at 1.90 yesterday morning. A pro cession was formed at the station—each man shouldering a crowbar or other implement—and compact phalanx, one hundred and twenty strong, _marched out, two and two, into the moonlight. A walk of three miles brought them to the side of I h ßerlthampetead Common, nearest to Ashridge ',park, the seat of Earl Brownlow; and the objects of the expedition were then first made known to the rank and file. The greater portion of this common, occupying a space some two miles in length and from three-quarters of a mile to a mile and a half broad, was enclosed a fortnight ago by Earl Brownlow; and we learn that Mr. Augustus Smith, of the Scilly Islands, as the owner of an estate near, and therefore as a commoner acting in concert with his neighbours, had determined to test his lord ship's right to this course in a very practical way. The whole of the iron railings, consisting of stout "uprights," five feet high, and with broad metal bands at close intervals between each, were to be thrown down before daylight, Mr. Smith and the commoners taking all responsibility, chartering the train, and engaging the men. These last were told off in detachments a dozen strong; the substan tial joints of the railings were first loosened by ham mers and chisels, and the crowbars did the rest. Before six o'clock yesterday morning the whole of the enclosure was levelled to the ground ; each stout upright having the metal bands, its tributexiss, first neatly folded round it, and then being laid upon the turf it had recently served to close in. It was seven o'clock before the alarm was given, and by the time Mr. Paxton, the late Sir Joseph Paxton's brother, and Bari Brownlow's steward, appeared upon the scene Berkhampetead Common was enclosed no longer. It was too late to do more than protest against the alleged trespass, and this was energetically done. Meanwhile the news spread, and the inhabitants of the adjacent village and district flocked upon the scene. In carriages, gigs, dog-carts, and on foot, gentry, shopkeepers, husbandman, women, and children, at once tested the reality of what they saw by strolling over and squatting on the common, and cutting and taking away morsels of gorse, to prove as they said, "the place was their own again." The oast of the three miles of iron railing removed is said to have been more than a thousaad pounds ; and that of its removal must have been considerable. Whatever may be the result of this daring return to what is called " old constitutional form," and however it may be viewed by the legal authorities before whom it will be speedily brought, it most be regarded as one of the most decided and vigor ous protests against alleged usurpation which have occurred in our own prosaic, peaceful, and order loving times. Natb3 inttlitgence. HOURS OF LOltDS.—Masco 6. casam.'s mimic. This owe came before the house is the old form of a bill to obtain a separatioe a viz.:ski between parries residing in Ireland, where oe divorce court exists. The petitioner is Bowan Francis Cashel, ILD., of Toornavess, in the county of 'llpperary, who ea 13th Ju r , 1851, isterniersied with Emily Martian Kingsley, according to the rites mad care. monies of the united rem& el Begland and Ireland, at the parish church of Ballyloughcs, in the comets of West meath, and they cohabited together until abousfOth Marsh, 1858, than beleg no issue of the marriage. On that day the patitloser deposited that his wife bad been carrying on an stinkerisse ecieseetiee with Jooathaa Hardin, of Bershorough, in the twenty of Tiprrary, gestleman, and from that time teased to Mishit with her ; end having duly obtained a verdiet in Harsh, 1859, is an action for criminal °coronation, with 1,1071. 56. lld. for damages and mats, which were paid, and having obtained a divorce a mend et there is the BeelesiesSW Court of Dublin, in 1881, instituted the present bill for absolution of his marriage, aod to enable ram to many again; and which metakeed classes barring the wile from dowse. and enacting that she should not be at liberty to marry again. Dr. Twine, With whom was Mr. Hodgson, for the peti tioner, stated the ease, and observed that Br. Harding was se old friend mid schoolfellow of the petitioner, end they were me terms of treat intimacy, Harding having acme to his house at ell nose, His suspicions were aroused, and at last his wife esufeered the illicit iatereourso between bee and Herding. Owing to his limited meats, which were heavily draws en by the legal proarediegs which be had takes, it was *sly now that he had been enabled to come before the hones. Forma s,ldeses of the movies of Dollop, of the mamiige, and of the proceedings is the civil sad acelesientical coart4 bevies bees given, as well as of the parties having lived happily together, of the is of Mr. Handing with Dr. bend the pigment of the damages sod costa, irb.l of 13oluss, a friend end neighbour of Dr. Cabal, stated that that gentlemaa emesulted Elm with regard to empioions he bad of his wife is February. 1658, and six weeks after , wards a similar oessultation took plus, and by the advice ' of whaler 2fra. Ombra was Not home to her father, and k she entireqesutly wee eat to America , and never Bred with her Imbued afterwards. He also deposed to Dr. Dashers isms@ sot being more than FOOL a year. At the rosebud= of the evidence the bill was real emend time. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZAITIL LIMOS cm smarm AD immurs rizigrug.iis se' ONUS= Al MS OPFKIII 01 101 1711117 11,11/111Viline come or PAXILIVITOT. sisnissizzAtriass.] wasureli" • Mallnv BANTAUPTL Oman NlegoLAM SA:p ie dneen-plaor, INstoPagnere. cow tractor tor iron-glied musk to warender x&r. 19. at li. WILLIAX G Balsblial. Buda. base. Mu,.. 1 4 . 4112 . Lily CHAVINIE, Me. nab, ammorsr. meica 11. us ,1 Cumin leas, Atiamesul. Ete nbn &Aland. CaMa omiami. schoolmieness, all 1111. A................ AMID CARTLZ, March 19, at U. WILLIAM Beale, fgaW, March 11, al 1. 3011NO011911WILL, MOW WAN! . ,seilar learn 19, at L Gams AtiosisMlS Pans, Hamm. Solrisr.Bewr i l m lsior; Nr er- 20 . 41 TiOnag Minn luau. Tetailipagaam, den merchsers clerk, Marsh 111 at IL THOMAS PelatintiVelling.Kent. Domed videaDeßMM.44 ll . Tante WILLIAM WARD, Bostinplach Domineer% Bann March SO, at 1L Bone! Sian. Nithan RUM baleen. March 211, at It Room Mem.= Isakenham'Nerfoak. pumalar, March Mat I- Jcinti CAM. Vamuhall-watis, Labelle, Umber merchant, March 10, at 1. Pura Weave, lad MGAnkatenate Whio~ l . mash builds , . March ie. at 2. ELLIN IOWA& Clo iliad Panteenuare, Hay =net, wins meral s l i nt. "n giret t ler 5: JUNO:a ELUL Nehmen, Surrey, Res boarding horse keeper, March 3/1, at U. INNOnalla TIM" ParretiEurre7. team Merge XI, at 11. JOll2 EOM= lainna. Wood-puss. Tetessibut manbense keeper March 11, at 12. DARIN. NNW JARVIS, Omit Janigratreot and firoveumws, Lie gam-grove, and Grand Jamellarwhiut, Paddinien. einem Marsh 111. me L Limas lioessam. Ilieelelesall, Wardeneettift& beer reisagr, March El, at 2. 101 l Sim, Krum harm now, Meech U. at U. Mann linummeri Lennie Gorssa. Ocerwelesel. Bedford square. professor Mande. Marche% at IL Thous DAVM, Elpeon, illaterede., dienentatitar, Mar.l9 . MIL loam Wane& S. liseledsl.. betty missr.Marob le, at 12. EXHAID Tmemairg, - alebranua-Trent, ebbs monsfaatuar, Minh 19, at 12. MOM Tarr, Brigid. Me Bu d vtatnallar, March 17, at 11. TBONAt LAM== nehliffe. leisto tea dean, March 111, el 11. HARD lillinT WS:A=4 New , 'ilignmenikahlgis, draper, March 16, at 11. EDWAlali Mona& Intalte,nesighselstd, beak-1m r. ltar.l7.‘ IL Joan ille.t. Griassn, ewer, Match li, at 1 2 - JAMMi ILAMIIOOII and marital 71/Ma. Inergest. mann mom Yarn IS, at IL Sulam Ammon, Southport. Innembtrb came iseediesil. Mardi IL at H. WILLIAM WHAM Bats, Cheshire, bricksetter. Minh 1111, Mll. TI MM ALLEN, Maeobeseer,ltelian warehouseman. Mar. ULM P=ert MULL & Less. lumeeshim, mottos spins. Marcell, at U. Joel HILL, New cestle-upos-Tyne, contemeing, Jluct Mt at IL Perm LAMM Wasik sewerage egargairs, Mardi Ilk at It WILLIAM AMMON, Wa , ftoo. illecuttar, Mann U. 119 IR WOUAN GaZIMWAY, Ember s% Staffordshln tjeeeNerNee midi disc, Mardi MA at IL Harar Lem .1 weals. NW* lei i tt Mum* GRAMM. Lee RacelAimingetWastbraftwiski 11. .7011 e t erm, Match le GRAMM , at 10. Canaan. Tarlatan. were. asemitsc- J ANS OVUM Cern Abbe; Donstah., amsburaer_ , Mar. 17, at 10. BE IMAM BMW, MA' imanshrearer. Magelkitl. st it JUST Canna& salt JULIA oAarllliM. Bath, boardtmgmahoot keepers. Merolla, a& IL rutAxrAtigloOD, Illawigh. menottilmer, Marsh 24. at IL LEM, WoOdhssirt tamer, Mar. It, at IL 10111 Banton, ~biseliamlih.Mar-10, MM. GAMY WIAW. . . March SD, at 12. ISAAC Dill, Breaddia. Deredilhire, - Marldidal Much 17. et 11. enema Murex num CLAM, Bevy U. Edmeinde. taller, Mein 90. at It. Man Bon" Knightota-on-Tema,Wreesthasetembrickmaker , March 17. at 10. JOIYIt HASSAN 111WICIB. Inenalagharn, Suffolk, iroutomader. March lit at 2. JIM Velar, KinplonniMala.sreflant3 lll rallsr. Nara% a 12. Genes Mum, TooviLSomermish shestre kia =Mar w a t ta . ;=. JAIME lIMMir, Great Caseesten, Marsh 19, at 11. WILUAN finamui, anton-epos-Treat labourer, March IC at 11. 10111 WRALANee, Wold ow. innkeeper. Mar. 22. at le. lawn Veriumn, Pray , room March le, at It BMW 801101 , Mild header. March 14, at It • un IMAKINATIONR. Aplllo. Mary Fryda Oust Crown-court. Biayisarkst. tali lielleral dealer April 11 K Walls, I.May-ware, half-pay Mllalisistanant -April 10. IL Wrtakt, Bonham-terries, Lam beth, wheelwright Aprll 10. II Ism Boreal, Great Waraer-street, Clerk Gewalt est vinare hum magralasiner -April ift IL Low, Earman-ia• , Hornet labs toimocuist-April 10. K. W. Wal tman, Rutland-terrace. Lambeth, cbseassioner-April It behella Hedger, Ilford, Benez, late achoolmistrem-April Lt. W. Brown, Lower Shildirell. miller -April 12. R. W. Jaws, Vanziall-bridge-rood, oorn chandler's assistant-Apia It F. H. Orose. Tharlow-parkiread, Lower N antimanonter -Apia It DAL MOTs. larkvireia, . laden-bun gar-April It J. Gibson, Whitten, Iseal. comPostier lit K Walker, Geadhaltchmelams, Basingball-street, MI - April It T. Johnson, II Suffolk, licengsd vieteallsr -April It H. Thompson, Albtea•9uee. Walworth, aetor-April It It J. Mills. Adamant Kest homer-Apron It Mary Con ✓oy, Isausetrest. Wesibourneeenen, late keeper- Apra it J. Olen. J. B. Glenn, sad H. frionn. Udi t ellist 7 read, 1.1.01., builders-April IL W. B. N. WaßAtrhsw, Pram' sainse. Commillsb-spogre. mortnenelsadlst -Aprif it W. 3- WM= glees' wastedaster, tallor-April ii. B. Smi th . eell-bea sad Barkismdds, Ream latter of ma chines for Mrs-April IL J. Tenant, Mann comenalseian agent-Apra It W. Roberts. Barbican and Clarienwell-grens, nattier -Apia 16 W. Palmer, Astmetrest, Limehmas, slap- Plall agent -April 16 G. pagan. Plumateed, fli eat, late builder -April 17. W. Riddle, Teddingten, builder-April 17. 1.1. Bell, Andorsbeardems, Horasey-rced, wean-Apra 17. R. B. Britten. Csrletioroad, eitoreditith, bead maannfseemnar, and Huntingdon-etreet, licaton,pelilken-April 17. R A. W. Payne Plat id, Kent. desk in lb* War Departammt _A d 19. & Thornton, W. Thornton. and H. T. M. Cin - ley, Aston. Wsrwicblins, edge tool mannbeturere -April 19. J. W. Tennis, Denims, Stalfentithe, jigwelkir- April 17. G. Heard, ilkisteed and Banants, Deumbhe, and Prime Edward leased. Brian North Aweigh mastdmii-A era 10. W. Rom, 1 laerpool, Lesley prograter-April U. J. Wane , St Helen's, Laams draper-April 10. D. C. lankner, Uwe pool, bottle dealer-March 23. N. Ulm Uatme... Denbigh shae, tirtokmaker-March le T. Oreembank. =lnnen. saw &longer -March al. C. Rebhan, Ben. leneashige, -March 21. be Derry, North Shields. inehogger-liew trel di ai r H. Wilson, Darlingtne, Durham, share broker -March 19. G. Alder, Stonehege, Glonmelsreldrit labourer-Merck 19. W. Big& Broughtna-M-Turness, Lanceablm, sheentakile--Aril U. W. Jervis, Commis, Mentgonteryshire, laboinir-Apr It J. Hubbard, Langlaborough. Leicestershire. licened ykUaller- March 28. T. B. Clarke, Beeson. Nottinghamshire, laosmakar- March lit C. Isehomtb, Touhridge, whimilwrlght -Manta 11. J. Steele, Hereford. lebourer - March xi J. Pleetbeir, Waal% Herefordshire blacksmith-Apra 4, J. Hut fasiliold, u per- March It 7. Stel, Walsall. Staffordshire, licensed victualler- Much 29. G. Moore. Eyneebury, Huntingdonshire, shoemaker -March 20. H. Ibbett, Si Nests, flunNardonsMre, dealer in marble Mores-March Id. W. =madam Painaldeek, cum inland, imakensr-Mareh 19. J. Taverner, ApMesig, Derby shire and le tustairshint butcher-a me 19. T. If Beer. Hog narion, Be a r r gehire vr ierroer-Mareh 19. J. Collamisell, Derby. balter-M 21. . Toms. Beata. conenter-Mareh 17. 1 Mallet, Wolangbana, Durham builder-March 17. J. Coifing: Wolsingitam,labourer-March It 1. 0. Bull, Timmy Stratford, linckluathainshin, home clipper-April It D. James, Newport, Pembrokeshire, master marimer-April IL W. Plan lennobse ter, oninmercial clerk-March ZS C. Gem Mankli Elaligh. Suf folk, farmer-April 2. M. H. Cook, Hut a, hogicet maker-March SR C. Williams, Cardiff, ship's smith-Apra 19. W. H. Yours, Maidenhead, house decorator-March U. T. Whittaker, Birken head, lamplighter. BANKRUPTCY AIINULLID. March Z. WELLIBI4 111111011 amd JOHN Ismernm, Tenon, York shire, don rasaufacturers. DiaLAWIOIIB OP DMDKNDS. Wilma 30111111 A Printeriett. Morton-place, Warwick-num Inspector of fisheries-2nd dividend of Is. 11d., March 7, and subsequent wednesday, at Pubes% Badnehallttreet. WILLIAM Lim Yansimltbedre-. cod, sad earbltoo, Surrey, stonessimon-lit dividend of fa 10114., March 7, and subse quent Wednesday. at Parkxne, Basinghallairest. JOHN Hamm Tottenham-street, Toeteshaureoertmovi. en. lancer-Ist dividend of 4d., March 7, sad three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards lisaleglall-street. Daum Ginn, Southampton, hotel keeper-Ist dividend is, std.. Mar-b 7. and three subsequent Wednesdays, Edwards's, Basingbaliderest. Joan °ABRAM Birmingham Ist, corn dealer-dividend of 114 any Thursday. at IC Mufti's, Birmingham& • Bowie and Birillar, Wrexham, drape a - had dividend vs. sod., any Wednesday. at Turner's. Liverpool. Newel and BRYSON, Liverpool, ;enlace merchants-Ist divi dend of Is. Hi, say Wsdnesegy, at Turner's, Liverpool E. T. Mann', Liverpool, bold beeper-Ist divided of U. 6d, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool DIVIDEND& March 26. T. N. Oliver, Old lish-Mrest, Old Cheap, City, and Commerrial-road, Lambeth. cocoa nut matting almsufae turer-Aprll 16. P. W. Nivea, Mattawan% hair dresser-March A. weal:rook, Mataham.treet. Westminster. solicitor ii arch 21. J. a. Jimass, Meryl/bone-lan draper-Aiwa 4. T. Goatee. Kingston-upon-Hull, brickmaker-March 21. G. Bal mer. Kingston-upon-Hull, ale merchant-March It J. Moore, Ossett. Yorkshire. draper-March 16. E. Taboo, Betlay_, Yen shirejoiner -March 22. W. Bowman, Field Dalin. No roam maker-March 24. W. F. Herrin. Penryn, Carawall- March 17. J. Bird, Liverpool, share broker-Mardi G. Madam Liverpool, travailing diver-March 17 J. Baker, Liverpool, boot roskar-Much )7. J. Shannon, Liverpool, baker-March 17. J. Bunny, U venni, baker - March 17. R. Jenkins. Liverpool. baker-March la. M. 1- 1. Shepherd, Birken head. anctioneer-March 70. 8 S. Knowles, Little Ne-too, Cheshire. and Liverpool, hide bro teacher - ker-IMara c rch 20. J.h 20. Anli Arm strong, Waterloo. Lancashire, Mellbuy, Birkenhead, provision dealer-Mach U. H. Lye*. CoLlester, chemist. _DIS9OLVIp, Margaret Hobson sad D. Wlll ',lianas°. drafters Dnuit and G. Bowen. Waeclesleld, spirit mereksitts—Z. Hartle, son. J. Urwlo, and W. Henderson. Blaydea, Durham, sad New castle-upon-Tyne, onmilnis proprietor. C. Y. Barker sad W. Litter. whltobartysrd. Southwark rice merchants—J. Walter and li. Walter. Worcester. pawnbrokers—g. Wrirleg. R. Wile ley. James Wrigley. and Joseph Wrigley. Oldham, b ricklayer. so tar as regards ti A. Chows and L A. Adams. Nescastle-under.Lyme, metal 'woken —A. Hyman and Y. Hy also, Steward-street. Spltallleida. ranters—W. Gerrard sad A. Lombard-road. Battersea, licensed vlotuallers—J. Holden and J. Sharp, Nelson, Lancashire, joiners —J. Harding and 0. Wyatt. Plymouth, anctioneers. J. Sheldon and J. Newton, Mac elegleld, attic dyers -0. Curtis and 11. layeer, Liverpool. brokers—W. S. blast/tram, J. K. Welt sad W. 0. trancranlane, fits, attorneys—U. P. trn•an sad C. B. Strong. NotUnwitantoirspers -W. gickarde sad I Buointalt Swamies, architects—Prig-Ala Woman and P. J. Phillips, Untsearrest. Borough. cutler,—T. P. de la Alva and it ganglia (deesseedl. Saiiv, l3o . ll l l . c is o t o lia rt oi ...W Bitt edbro ky ok m.osmainand merehan z isou.Aa. ta—J oiamorgandiouthigo . ld , ars eers h ire sa; m_Darosirt S. N. Marsh, Barnstaple. Devooddre. wlso raeroloorta—rlarollno Alsz • ander 01).11 aimil Mary Ann ',Maw, Cesalwldge, ltnoodraners— P. Ray, L Broodboot, and I. Mods'. Oldham, serew bolt makers, so far as regards P. ntooka—llasa PoinstS and T. Ma ley, Stoke-upon-Trent, plorabers—J. Tooth' and W. Tonkin, lleliabun. Wiltshire, drapers—W. Orsonwood. J. Kendal. 3. Weather. and J Hargreaves. Bradford. Plasterers. so far as re gards J. Yeather —C. Wino and W. Roe. 1 rednidoun. beustnunder.--W. as% T. Hall. sod J. H. Harker, Ledo, wool len merchants, so tar u regards J. IL Harter. =mai ispussuATiolia. Gamma 11117TH and 01101t011 &tants& Glasgow. merchants, Yards ft at the lasalty Han. Maar Kr Jams &mast Glasgow, promatoa iserebest, Parch O. at Race*(thsigew.. Wangs 111M9/111611. Glawow, had maskaturer, March It. the ?scatty Glasgow. Jag' Sung.. Dundee, 'Abr. Kira 111 at the Royal BOA NUMMI. WILLIAX Gagiasi, Ittrearese„ gmasal aamebant, March It, at I tie Gump ilmaress. /labia anti iililitarg. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 6.—A2TOUITMINTS. —ooM mender J. A. 8.. Dunlop, to the Presideot, Moe Mould, promoted to be a retired captain. Masters C. Fog, to the As'a (additional), for marries in the Mersey ; J. Robertson (additional), to she Leda; for service in the Jame. Seoond Master C. W. X'Comohy, to the Sharpsheoter. Surgeon IC Otaiabtoe, to the Pallas. Amenteet &mem Dr. A. Koberteoe. to the Cambridge. Aotteg Amistent Sargon R. W. Lest r to the Palish PORTSMOUTH, MAWR 6. The Supply, 2, hos screw stare skip. Staff Oemmander Marie' Bawds% his arrived at %AMNIA from Malta and Gibraltar with naval invalids, sad sailed this afternoon for Woolwich. The Whitiog, 2. 'sinew gumboot, and the &roost, 2, sores gunboat, here been oommistioned for service on the °oast of Ireland. The former is to be attached to the won, screw itervelle, Captain the Coont Wolohan. The death is announced of General Sir Adolphus J. Dalrymple, But. He expired en Saturday last et his resides*, at Brighton. Fora hag 'arise of years he was in the House of Commons, and was a sodas' supporter of the cossorwative party. He served in the Peninsula, and was garotted postal the 11th of April, 1880. Major-General George Marmaduke Reeves, C. 8., died as Friday last. He mitered the army in July, 1824, and had been eonetaatly on fall pay until his po mades to major-general. He served throughout the earn paise 41860 W the north of China ; commanded the 4th Sri gale at the action of Sinbo, Meting of Tined', and storming the pervert north Take Fort; was wounded ',warily in three places, end slightly in two, hat did not quit the field until all the remain's( north forts had surrendered. Hs com manded the advance from Tientsin, sod the 4th Brigade in the actions of the 18th and 23rd August, and sarreader of Pekin. The deceased was formerly in command of the 99th Regiment. In recogoitioo of his military servioes he was made a companion of the Order of the Bath in 1861. He received a medal and clasps for his services in Chien, and a reward for " distiognished avrvices." SaLvaon.—Yesterday, at the Admiralty Court, Dr. Lushingtoo awarded one-third of 1,906/., to a number of men who put off in lugg-re, and salved government and other stores to that amount, in • vessel called the Veen. which was on her voyage to Sierra Leone, and "avid her crew and passengers et the great risk of their lives. The Queen's Advoca , c, the Admiralty Advocate, Dr. Deane. Q. C., and Mr. Versos Lusklagtsa appeared as camel an the cause. Ernibertiftp InUnigence. OXFORD, MAncm 6. The Arnold Prize, value 42f. per year, open to all graduates of the university who shall Dot base exceeded the eighth year front their matriculatioe, has bees awarded to Presets stable= Chenniog, 8.A., of Exeter College. Sabjeet, "The Greek Orators °moldered as Hietertrel Aat►orlths. • The jades. who awarded the prize, viz., the Regina Professor e Modern "riery, the Regius Pro fessor of Ecclesiastical History, and the Camden Professor of Ancient History, have also mimed the following 'abject for 1867 :—" The, hlahomeda° Power in Indic" Mir. Chaining last year obtained the Cbseeellor's prize for an 'NOM vhhey. Subject, "'satinet." COURT 01 ALDERMEN. Yesterday a court of Aldermen was held in the chamber as for tho despatch of bemuses. The Right lion. the LORD Maros presided. sad there were pre sent Mr. Alderman Copeland, Kr. Aldermes Wilsoo, Mr. Alderman Sala, Mr. Alderman Sidney, Kr. Alderman Cul* Kr. Alderman Gabriel. Mr. Alderman W. Law rence. M.P.. Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawrence, Kr. Alderman Bosley, Mr. Alderman Stone, Mr. Alderman Waterlow, and Mr. Alderman and Sheri ff Gibbons. The Deputy.lletnirder was also in attendance. After the disposal of assume of a matins character, _ _ Mr. Alderman WATISLOW Cie the theeeee of Alderman Pinola) presented • petition of Yr. °mimeo and oertein other members of the Stock Eachasge, prying the court to revise bed moonsider the reguktioes ad requirements now in force respecting the admissioe of brokers. sad that they be admit'ed without giving soy security for the due 'math= of their aloe, or boa for the payment of their mama net of 51. to the corporation. A depthatioa from the petitioners, heeded by Ur. Cam eos., appeared et the bar, end a brief discussion enetted upoo the propoeitith of Mr. Alderman WATABLOW that the prayer of the petilton be sot oompted with. Mr. Alderman OOPILAND seemeded the motion. Mth R. W. Cann= expressed a hope that the petition should be allowed to be laid upon the table, and that the matter be referred to the General Purposes Committee, before which the highly respectable petitioners con:d be beard. He should, therefore, more that prepmitioa as an areendmest. Mr. Alderman sea Sheriff GIBBONS seoowled tae emend sent, whieS, after s consommes le which Aldermen Stow, Sidnev,Oopelsod.sed others took pert, was negatived, sad the original resolution wee carried, epos white - - Yr. Aklermas WATMLOW gays notion that at the next court be should more Ste abolition of the prieeiple of sureties for tb. payment to the Corporation of the 51. per annum ea broker rent. TIM OfTAIII OP Till TRIBONS. The Sheriffs reported that there were in Newgste i 2 pri soner, of whom two were is the infirmary. is the Debtors' Priem, 85 ;in the infirmary, 3. In th e Howe of Conn:- ties at Hokiway, 319 ; in the iefatuary, 9. The resorts were aeoompaeied by the anal medical eartilkatin of the generally healthy state of the prisons. The remaining business having beandisposed of, the court adjourned. Thome' 0, THZ LAW. —A deputation from the canoed of the National Association for the Prontotioe of Social Science assembled yeetwday by appointment at the °Spiel modems of Earl Rasesll, in Downiorstreet, to nisei upon his lordship the expediency of taking immediate stops for the preps:sties el &digest of the ease law of Baglaod. His lordship unfortunately w.s so marsh indisposed ss to be unable to meet the members of the deputation, who had assembled in coosidemble numbers. AGRICULTURAL HALL COILPANT (L13.111'14 —The fifth a nuel meeting of the stockholders of this • company was held yesterday afternooe at the °Mass, Buford-street. Islington ; Mr. John Cleydes in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the iset amount to the credit of revenue, with 1411. ls. 10d. bettors of last year, was 2,9821. 4s. The results of the year had not been fortuoste. The horse show took gape in the midst of a general elec tion. The cattle show was seriously effected by that terrible national calamity, the cattle plague. The visitors at the horse show were 18,000, end at the cattle show 41,000 under the attendance of the preceding yews. At the same time the roots °trained from the various exhibi- Bone held at the hall without the to the oompany had been satisfactory. Haeju( regard to the reduced income of the past year. the directors were willing to reduce the fees voted tbem at the last several meeting by 25 percent. They had also taken into serious consideratioo the esoweitr RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.— of reducing the working expeasei of the cod In Lord Risked ile`a committee of the House or Lords yea. had made arrangements for so dont The directors rennin boor the standing orders in the neoppoied Bristol Hay- weeded payment of a ai m ood of per cost, clear of in Junctirso Re-lway arid Wharf Depot were dispensed me would absorb 1,9821. 10. , I • 9991. with. The Kingsbridye Railway (unopposed) sew allowed be ' ouriod fotreard to the leaving t his 14.. to revenue account o f to proceed, striking out the railway described io clause 4. ol d or otherwise disposed of as the shareholders may The Cork Cork Barbour and Curragbbiony Exteosien Railway aide; bent. The reporters' adopted after a loos diecussion. (unopposed) wee slowed to proceed, striking out chimes 10 ill „, to 1 5 i m i w e e , The South Fitters en d London,London, m a sh er& 1 s CASE Of SHOOTING A HOT AT PADDlNerrole and Dover (Leaden, Lewes, sod Brighton) Railway. (op- —Joseph Ward. sled 28, a canal boatman, a roogh-looking paid) was 'plowed to proceed, protecting certain proper. fellow, was brought up yesterday at the blarylebone police ties. The standing orders were declared not to have been ciurt for final ezominatios on the charge of shostiog a led emptied with in the rises of the following opposed named Thomas Leiley with a gun. Mr. J. R. Lynch, hood,. selremes—Tbe Skipton and trbarfdie Railway, tho Devon surgeon of St. Mary's Hospital, said—l remember the lad and Cornwall Railway, and the Loaders sad Writhing Lefiey being brought to the hospital about 12 at night of Direct Railway. The opposed cases .1 the City, Kiegatou, the 19th ult. He was suffering from gunshot wounds on sad Richmond Railway, and the Sirhowy Extnesioo Bail• the heed. They were woun:s from scowl shot. I toned way, were not protruded with. In the House of Commons, some 20 shot-wounds over the forehead in the frost pert of the standing orders, before Mr. From were declared not to the seilp. I also found tbe left eyeball protrudieg on the here been complied with in the owe of the Rochdale cheek—iirensatiori in court)—and rt was so dammed by shot Vicarage Bill (unopposed) and the Bath Corporation (op- .2 to be required to be removed directly. The posed.) Th e nessi d ess ie w of the opposed Rase gisaminners right eye was Paso pierced by shot. I am afraid he will Railway was adjooreed until the ldth lost., cad the op- loos the sight of that SA well. The fi rst few days I bad my posedm erd „ and E psom R s dway was a dj o urn e d until hopes that he would recover it, but lam afraid all hope is Friday. The only bill breught nodes the n•ities of Mr. gone now. He is still an in-patient of the hospital, and Smith was the adjourned opposed Bristol and North Somer. will have to remain so for some time yet. The wounds set Railway (Southern Eitensioe), the coaaideratios of were dangerous to life at the time. The prisoner was cous which woe farther adjoisraid east the 20th inst. edited for tail]. Mr. Yardley then called the poor led's HIALTH AND STARDOM IDIRTORID lIT Du BLEAT'S Imago forward, sod sold—You bays beard that the doctor stimerroes itertissrra Awns". Its* wEir• airs without me-. says your son must remain for a long time yet in the hos- Oise or incosysalence, o6 =tiortleeelteae. @Mrs. 1 petal. When be leaves some here, sad we will see what emessiptiou, debater. son , cat do for him. We can ON It anything can be done yens, Wheal; liver, asd stomach oompiatirt sues ellt bass. towards getting him into an arryiem where to could be Sc cost b o th er rogirAim, sad Is tin bad feed ke 1 taught the shoemaking, and thus be ensb!ed to get bin muss am. ADRually.—De Beers sad Oe.. K° 17 zaama. W. ties, wriu . . 14=1r . ; li v ing housed, and_ respectably. Don't you forget. The was _ eaa g esew h s , s y s ,: e s eee s : s, as sa i l *, •ge yak pre enema thrashed hie worship and retired, had's( her oassaa•wass: and ODlSlEL4MivegessisM.l bgr es to • oak whisk oottoefoit Ma bask to the kingleig A&SIZB INTELLIGENCE. HOME OIRCUIt--Cznaglosp, Mum & (Bohn lard Obiat Juselse'Eria) ISTR•OIDINAST CRLECIR OP 6110011 NO. Mr. Wham Brom, a respectable-looking man, a farmer at Boyars, surrendered to take hi trial for feloniously shooting at Ralph Marlton Palmer, with intent to maim and disfigure him, and also with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. There wee a mooed indictment which charged the dates dant with maliciously shooting at and injuring a horse, the property of the same prosecutor. This ease has created a groat deal of interest in the county, on asionst of the position of the prosecutor, who Ii the am of Colonel Palms a gentleman el large property I la the seighbourbood of Ep ping, and who filled the office of high sheriff last year, and also the peculiar cdrourn maces under which the she imputed to the. prisoner nemed to hare been committed. The prisoner is a person el respectability, who farm a small farm. his own pro petty, not far from Natieg-perk, the residence of Co lossi Palmer. Mr. Philltehh prosecuted; Mr. Werke war cotusiel to the defence. The learned counsel for the promotion in opening the cage to the jury said that although there were a number of counts in the iodietined. the substantial charge aphid the primmer was that be had discharged a loaded gun at the poesestor; mad with what 'Moat he did so it would be for them to diode. The primmer compled a small farm at Boyden, in this county, which esuntry was bunted by the harriers kept by that well.kuown and respeoted sportsman Kr. Vivo, sad he believed that his pack of barriers had the good will of everybody In the neighbourhood, and that the fanneregoomelly anterteieed ao objeaties to them. The prosecutor wee a gentleman, a member of the bar, the *on of Colonel Palmer, of Nasing-path. He wee cm a visit to his father in Jrsun Met, &edge the 6th of that moth he went out with has brother, Mr. Archdale Palmer, for tLe purpose of having a day's sport with Mr. Vigee's barriers. They bad killed use her about two deleak in the day, in the neighbourhood of Boyden, and the prosecutor and his brother were returning home, when they get into a sort el coeupatiorwiray, which they expected would ' lead them into the high road, but inatoid of it doing so, it led to a bid belonging to the prisoner. They were then looking far a convenient part of the bodge to go over, when the prisoner came towards them Ina great passim, with a gun in him hand, and when be was not more thee from thirty to thirty.llve yards from the prosecutor, be levelled the gun deliberately at him and fired. The charge took effect on the horse of the proctiontar, and lir. Palmer himself also was slightly injured In the knee. Some me ' variation then took place between the prosecnior and the poisoner, sod be let them out of his farm into the road; and oit the same evening the prisoner went to Naming-perk and made a statement, in which be admitted that be had dis charged a loaded guy at the presernitm het mid something about not intending to ajar, him. It was under these circumstances that the present charge bad been preferred ; and the jury would my, when they had heard the evidence. whether the prisoner ought not to be convicted, at all events, upon some of the 001111i4 is the indictment. Chief Justice Ede, in summing op the am to the jury, mid there could be no doubt upon the evidence that the primer had discharged a loaded gun at the prosecutor, and the question they would have to decide was with what intent that act was committed. hemmed to be alleged oe be half of the prisoner that be bad sustained some damage in me moonset* of the bounds goingover his land, but this really bad bathing to do with the case. It was his duty to tell them that, although the prosecutor was undoubtedly a trespeseer, this was no justification for the prisoner making use of • deadly weapon, and in a somewhat similar case that comma M this county • good many years ago, whoa a Captain Moir was charged with shooting a person who was treepamieg upon hie land, and who refused to leave after being repeatedly warned to do so, be was convicted of murder, and the law took its course. No man had a right to discharge a deadly weapon at another under such circumstances, and if he did go, be was reepoosible for all the cionaimummee that resulted from each an net. The jury, after deliberating for some time, said that they found tbe prisoner guilty of unlawfully wounding. The learned judge told them he could not receive this verdict. There had bees no wound inflicted, and the jury must, therefore, upon the pretreat indictment, return a ver dict of either guilty or not guilty. The jury then 'gala deliberated, and in • short time they stated that thew did not believe the prisoner intended to do any injury to the prosecutor. The leered judge said that this amounted to a verdict of Not Guilty, end that verdict was accordingly recorded. The prisoner was thee tried upon the other indictment. which charged bias with maliciously wounding the horse of the prosecutor. The same evidence was again shortly gone into, and the jury, after a short comultatinn, found tbe prisoner Guilty, but recommended him to mercy on *comet of the aroma deems under which the act was committed. . _ The learned judge, in passing sentence, said that be thought the jury had taken a tight view of the cave, and that the prisoner very probably did not intend to do any injury to the prosecutor. He had, however, no douht allowed hie temper to get the better of him, and it was very necessary that he and every one else should know that the law would not for a moment sanction the resorting to deadly wespoi s upon such provocation as he appeared to fancy that he had received. At the lame time, taking into consideration all the facts of the ease, and the recommenda tion to merry by the Joey. he thought it would be sufficient punishmect tf he directed that be should be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for three months. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. In compliance with a requisition signed by Mr. T. Adams, afr. J. J. Hamilton, and 48 other propristim, a special general meeting of this company was held at the Bridge Hones Hotel yesterday for the following purposes, namely;. "To peas a vote of want of coofidence in the board, and to request their resignation and to Like stepi to elect soother board in their stead ; and to apply to parliament in the next session for a bill to repeal so much of an sot ss relates to a proposed agreement between the London, Cbtthsm, and Dover Railway Company end the South Feasters Railway Company for the division of ocratimmital and other traffic therein 'referred to, the abort tills whereof is ' London, Chatham, sod Dover Railway (Kent Line•) Act, IBM,' There was bat a small atteodaoos of proprietor,. Some short time before the hoar for commencing the busi ness the board of directors took up their astral po.l - behind the table, the Hon. Mr. Byog oecupyiog the chair. To •his Mr. Hamilton mid Y.. Adams strongly pro teeted. Amidst mach confusion sod erase the liana formali ties were lime through. By refersoce to the eat of parlba; meet, it being found that directors were justified in pre siding, Mr. Hamilton aid Mr. Adams deolioed to take farther part in the meeting. Atter some dtacussleo, a re solution mademoing the conduct of Mr. Hamilton and ex pressing oonfidence in the board, wu carried all but uoa nimously, there 'puede, only three dhs•ntiente. A poll was dematded so ss to prove the exact fulls' of the company, the malt of which will be made known ant Thursday. [Advertieament. ]---MOLLOWAttII OINTMICIIT AND Prida.—There Is no question whatever that rheumatism, new Meta. and such like painful maladies are more rite this anima then some years past. Tim number of testimonlais of mine effected by Holloway's recounts Is unprecedented, and should be enforced ea the attention of all surieren from theme complaints. The pals In pain Amid be fomented for some mamba with warm brine, dried, and immedietely well rubbed with the oint ment. It will paw into the pores of the skin, and give the melded relief. Many valaable lima are =snaky East which Wed be saved Mewl, recourse In Ulnas were made to them remarkable remedies, which mad wasswill prove benelicial and cannot do ~ull MARL WaiiiiiLis-11;4.str.d. Sti; 7 Wimpear, Masao T. UK L . . ILAI . i ~ _ , ld , L TALLOW.-TUlaim 1 at : Loin .• arm tooday.-Idat sad Mereek 46e ed -...- 'mill 56. bat. ; Oahe , to Deseetbar a 6b. gergikure ' , l'' /Teeing, 202 oaks ; so arrival& --- :. t ----------- OOTTOIIf.-Ltmrsroog a Itasca 6. .6r. a .... ch ia•d iagod. • lol •V bs q• - de ssiso N are lad iguce • elaba bai a ebeastiii - et - ••••• ,.1. , ' M . ess: Is. export arid speculation. ths urn i t i r labil asadasey d . h4 For i"i ha l li aaa tiad billift fll e 14 : :r 4, , LAQIEWAT4I4 curros aoona-m„. 0 ,,,,.. _' ' it o l i Wit had • eery Wes beams is aB lands 4 ---- t _"'"wf „.._Dcca l der. The Germs heats sad isersimetta - "" . "saa ta.,. '- mese trade have been the chief - . a n' ''''' elderable %baldness has be* dres. ib t ruu I U ISIiA yarns ass mese, ad 'Baby opium r , amity - . l "' ~W, weasel Wail ke mews ache to eems. Fliers ' • by ir d ltt:g TOW a Ann market, with a fair enema of . . ' ... r Pon% s testa quota** of Friday. At the ell' llli nd t be WI sixth merhst was tame, and eatieeed ebbs* -.aps , maim till 166 mead Tiatisy there has ..,. f l a g bew assabwhei ssi lmi taish all7 ft ia ladiased amr At il : ase dl asaatat h at ,f .. °Wm . ... • beew dose is ail sorts of i tillQ . jat s lea I/ ./.4 I. y takes mash Wavier eastresweaa mate tom BMW nom bees reelesisak °Wee to risseriplioes of pus sad elorZ f r aratis• ai . Ili i LAN ollfl Cl? alum& Ophamiustiane she - "6 se to apply of settee. Nuar a , mu m „.... . .....• heater& el LowsPwsk app of Amami ass. . 1111001 " Ant made ere sew kakis( he &fad ..._,---+ . LANGAROC ' 1.0 1 20.00 0 b.. the setiamist rag* taint ' ern es a ...a 2, ( 50,ace uka it .e d.amt tr.... di , . ~,,,,,„,,arirl y " x' and m a r. etalsmate el the antra se far,' - - - ad" bales, from S t Ukele Wm, whiela my b e 14 ' " b t u , in i us er dsami k W l "stints* el as awl Wal, theft mules Mem " I - -. 17 IU - til to a s reasiegab, whisk with the atedt law ' Woe). Will gin le eateol, et 1,084 . 010 fine . pp, , "Pi. . . ' February to the alone et September (32 *Mal t 7r. c- ~ , use drop will begin to ern* pretty Nat,. • ' munms see trust--. to Mil from tines 6 tro re ' • ' 1 aaaasamoisr4 bed sesesetne *et tias, ham .. .. 0 . • ten wears' reepareessets, llama a b ia u . i ,.. - •.. .. ss -dew ' there will remain the waste el tetwity-bee soku ---- ‘ '. • 61 vide for; thane at the rste of 15,000 hake per --- aal • . moat t 330,020 buss, which, Medal frore‘ "I ' M supply of 1,084,000 halm, will lame BMA lari a ' aim • ...._ sad ehiewseet to Dereyn Thu task Witt me " 4 • „L.". Wag KM halm; awe will this ellatimillifa ' ---- „ which. wish 140,000 bolas now Aga* min i s lr Will WNW mak Zuere by the end of Oetsher. nit • . Mae e ef ea ewe sad eselisental "plasm . . I ' ••• 1 1 .19•14 " 14 , 4.1111111110011 if Mama • "'""". lrgeu t. 4 oboes Spree filSell es amp moldy sink AIM° bele& while the pappiet goad. , gait MAO beless is Ba e z , • nil , • Wm eethe Ocutblest. Bat if lite ' se * M * A *Wad 611 below the waste of fre • myth Imports from India and other pheit-ei vy • well _,_ _k• for as avenge hate ad aeon Ammand ii • , a ' • se um ,L,. week for the remainder of the yes:. At 1 • Irma ' slinekeire *ay heavy-560,000bas Wei ' _,___l4. • a .....a44 ipmg. Laj 1, sad 110,4150 Wes hoes Amoeba *et es, rr, - ' 1.0. r, ton will not arrive este a umpeth Nehru ha, sir , few the native weeks Will be WY ably • l r lUD r, tamaresing he. the Batted Illatis; watellhat_ GI& fie oil)' repeat the opinion expeessid is axe ten ink , . • .--;,.., r. the tees policy of eoesumess will he le *web st ' u m " s ag R . se they have bass delay el hate s . L --- , • lbe Was essea Wier, 1, WOOLLIN. - Lamm Mama IL -The Nag .. 4s. oleg wet the L morning have presented a quiet appease& .., . L trameactions botb of manu ae fartgrers an impatunas aad nascht hay s . ta taba bgag 17 1 . 4 014 h .. . a 6 ' seamed hall a ladled neater of tweeds sal usier.: 4 : *lugged bade, the leggings for pima islise•himblie I. saleasted. A few petaled Mir-lids have imagbaki oat .ii p&a s t a, 11ANUFACTURICL-Hunrweemmn, Km t. Yob war II riy /pedal the not( ic il e o h n:r tnaspired. kak beyond ples kit ealisw ibi lite.wr: d sales By • a I L to-dey's market there wee a eitwasas d lei 1 buyers, but only an 'amide, CiW rember mime IS Is le teem ether places, sad the market past* me ial al IA E L appearanee. The demad w•Wily ter aldl i 6 ws , bleak amain& and as better amiss el bity et li as but acme operates' wen Mee dread is ail ffi a. - 1'v": „.4. ...p10 r pa 1 ": 10 li w a F:csre nn isto , e d the nd be q uari ttiths c r s i ni smile al 14 . 6I I , lar . b_ stail keeps vat, sad then is set musk deingi s r li ; n• •' a --- ,d. WOOL. -II otonnammat, Bala 6:-The i So i. w, the price y( wool at the derreet Lease sas .212=3 W. pas lead to se advaaos in Me H. The stooks of wane the heeds of bed • la eli g . s a= ' small, sod this, together with the Menus d *OM Ile olikm on . restrict opsratios& enelts zo lor 1 we I - - MIN.-Hum, Bugg 6.-We bad a irr os ,111 l Rof wheat from the farmers, wire held fer Let er mat ert & bat what changed hands was at 46. to 475. ist, TB* the i r a 631b5., for eft:and, sod up to Ms foe whit& hap* 4t t ima , ill under het week's rates. Is foreign wheat stabile aa per ems rata hoiden asking from 2s. to 34 above t h e ideas a * feet a Ow* 1- Barley fee grieding very sears., sad in vegetal be I mount epos i- r- big quality is sot se good Se mil as rot web. hie 111 7 lode {.Qtyl• gas nd pes& and oats, eraly a retell trade &Eng, at reties his as " eft a bows. . esimehe .„..• lemma, Ku= 6.-The gap* of Mat pea 'Vic« W I : limited bare today, and ell fa qualities all Ml* =Si , rime so- trans prime el last week. Barley eases sow my sail Ter and all qualities *Wein Is. pow qr. more toe y. BMW - 14 l aires e l ia 71. peas firm. G. 14 77 . . it tc ra y ld b lot ill hajlaßca be d Trise 6.d-ollit ti t d hal o til so... treasi ßuill indlialit 11.116i61 i1l WIEN 1111412.6"1121. 1s the amdthmai.t ipse lalir r- sad goes off slowl at ratios Is. mossy. 01.1 111 111. Mae . No, or F- ether articles it ie alas. - *tad h I .T. • LarintrooL, l_faitcH 6.-Teday's serksi me aye flklig_trolAre r- irately attended by Wye's, sod far whet lbw ri e m i r so k sur r- oily a modittate loquiry at a repotitire ef bee** IT Flour dull, but prices ramie nanisatly . P rig corn participated is the morel datum, 5 1 In 1111 ettlferlog a &polio. is value to the "Meal r 1 14 pi •-' ;WO ar he. the Imes of this day week. Pa* sul by. uselesaged. Oatmeal slow sad ' r ai' J. Lau, NABOB 6.-To this day's market we Ws . ea t • rate show of wheat; the improvement in Weal* awl , t : improved the conditio& mid all dresripticas edd : Alget rel tes- at the full rates of lam Tuesday. Malta sad grie6l mt. again Is. per qr. dearer. In other pais so • =d i e :va rs. abk value. 63lbs. Pir 6a per bs. qr . . per imperial im • wri t hus thel sk r•ogr o r isiki ; WA so ' red. as., 60Ibs. to &lbs., 42.. to lii. Bing. a A entsaing I t h h malting, fallbs. to 11411 m., 375. to 46; 10.., . . 1 .. 0Ni irk. ebaralMr ditto, Nibs. to Ohs., Ma le 414. V! 361154. to nibs., 24e. to 26.. Beans, 6311 e te116, 11 . , . gpreir i .2a l" l to 4fle. Pees, maple, fiSibe. to 64114.. 36 Is 0. .. 4 t - Tai t , 111 SCR 6.-At so saga IanNiWONIVIi.1:110111.1 . 11 11 , -4 , not k i s t ef l Owella morning es had a moderate show sr Leaad tile- gro ratee i r ere :ingenuer an a d m a: use arri gat peuryttsiamuiy:oaratmathweirenourtra4beati.uvidSehlwaididzr.2, ___ l iuma comp, isorto. CO. s t a t im aisaisc iis vaineberweirlhavesedliittilne v usi aria ta tion ispoy. l4 1441 4 00 . ii r l i grasetit _B•l ll 7 74 lll of higher. Malt bold more Andy. Buns selro ttost "used • Os II a s favour. Oats 6d. per qr. &sax, with few ottle be dos*, s sieusW id” ••••••••••••-- r i l: Tr' WAoss Hovirivarr. -Moroi ir of Glllinita-A oreeded meal* of opera* tabs R a t. held is* night, at the Yorkshire Orry Tama Stratford. in furtbersace of the movement ler I Ba w MAMA 1, de, ot le : Wein% on the pretreat wages. XL - Ord the Muir, and the meeting wu addremil if otb ri r ; .._ Clark, Gifford, Thorn, Trebel, sod several ether shor t or '"'' ell poweing their *nos that the lire bed e11!...1 . Lex wa i t when their labour required to be more WV 1 0: 711 or- mid as especial e ff ort mete to rides the wiser Pm' i biltZ b i: T. low priced shops. Auy idea of a strike In e n nelsi a o, •44 set- it 4•40 st all possible to avoid it , sad it "I jig. y oaa bi ..,,,•“. advance could be obtaked ether by a to aa lk . T: asa,b4l4l/01116.6411he .bopmast masters end ump:on,thbeTrderep„...i„..,.o...ez r ut i ONess 17. Cr by arbitration. The clarion, is 5 u _..7.4a • J. .G. was lag sad eareestly dimmed, end • rry"7 - ,..,0 t James al, adopted that the men in the Stratford d s to l rip We Pr R. operate with the gearal committee to pram" ken- t au. sect. „ i t _ s. :ll__aba 44: BIRTHS, lIIARRIAGSS, LSD OW' T 't IRE er, omy BIRTHS. -a s p , Masa errs sad SarahakarmTßittinat v ile of A . S. ill :: =4aaatrpim All:l .W. DAVIIBL-lisreh 4, the wife of the Rev. IL IL •••.- tin. bent of the Old Church, CLelses, of a ..o4 s e 1444164 en few- BORIS. -Nana 6, the wife of the Bev. L 04411. W. r eed, Brighton. of • daughter. ...... IS R6T - Ti .Bile OILLIAT.- Parch 4, at Oxford-square, li)de.p.. beg it:. A. 0W144. lihra., of a see. „ me mos* fie iris. 1 JOUKDAIN.-Marelt b. at crowborstrosd , the art UDC I ton • the wife of N. Joardain, of aria its soll I St ; Po z w powy. YB.-W ot arc a h eirL 6, at Great Cumberand.p ,,. lscs wit. • 0;0 = e r amiet:=l, h Idea WE TON, -II ach 3. at Clapham.common. pc iO. Bee., or a &setter. lOW ite t du- MARBIAOII 6 . .........k. 3 0 Mesa in mi. MINIS -DAWRB.-liarch I, at Asheldas tn,r - - ash coast *OO. I Rey. H. J. 8e..., John Witham, WIZ of Wir...20 Proofs of t oes. Gore Oaks, Boredon-en4a6Hll l . to Mawr Al.. 4 ' Lepity, and am 4 of the Rey. H. P. Dawes. 8.A.. Viral of "ra lij • rem. roux - RMS.-Want 3, at St. Oiled, Cie led). Deli, of racktrtgton-mr- et. Woman. to li•Z a r O w n N. ~-!(' the late 3 , - Nee 1.4, ol LndbariLvillasi a r zio _ •-•- BOPWITH-DIESSITER. -March the ...,:,. L e '1 dls holt I iles 7:3 ::. i elai li i li er wl ' somargitsb th. ol Lu a xmakr .. Itire.A.,l2l7l:l44•Llbs6..,Reyocof w io Tr i o wan Z ton. i . i t Illig".• ti ' HlLL Bmatkuld -Mareh 3 thaphise. Elissbeth piri p a 'I. j. of ' .tiouse• Trunites•Po s • i . , , ~,,. How. -Marcb 4, at Gerdes • ..as W i tl i :Lo. li m d - Stant 11.-Yerea 4. at fussu guss hat B g q •r 7 ' ta Ifr. L..- rn ,- , a Pools. sod lit. ' ssx....el 1 TEleffalff i. - T X4rt 4. 44 88. tieeeelee , Bgggrig" ' Sun, OoYrrl vied "0 4 WRIGHT.-March 4. Lash*. wife of li. S. Wegei a , a ,,, ' Iftramet, Lodge, Willesden, sged 75. com ma seW • ''' ' WARN.- Ma* 4, 61 11•011114.444.4, glot4 IVI al T N. Weed , Reg. • aged e. . T. M • ...... _ •blidaedi Ask ! trbattd ia.bge4.o.l4 - sed titbit* . ? id yl ' by 9_, WTS l X .ficiassuedou. lll o- K il* o riat i ill . 1