The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-05 00:00:00

lINT 2110.LV 11/14. V rot.wl( 11.—Leat night a numerously attended Wiwi .ns -It al ti.wr s sad others employed at the Royal Animal sail IL. b.) .i 1, W. opens b, wee bold st the Pict ravers, haat town. I . isi lot. ,ogasilwatica their mowed ditsibesehia• swat 11 tag or.wernant labs= Bill. The reek wee is. rawd by Mr. T. Halted (Athedrelty dretfhalloo), 168 snugly Laudeton-d the gremmeent hill r Mewing ehe duo, of the elevators dams to ping.] rights, awl *Alas to "U. ill .' tool. ledied ahem la ear re prreatelive spasm Mr. MJ. *Bony j rimed the OM ',schwa, otadissatraty of the 15th those of the seweriastat bill. which realise ter the di .irsacht meat al those employed in gereemet Mee bliablotiate. He eatiewled that the Assert ma Deahreml Tots. et Wooled& hael lowarlably merised she hooddie la es in lepsaillsea amater, sad be was astiatitd that this mo pped 01 the Dwby gaTlVONelbt IPOII/1 sever berme law. Mr. Rich • emend the retha, whirls war umaabbearly adored. All Swaim repeal that a eocomuakatios SW body Log the views el the meseleg be Samar lid to the mem ber f..r ttebixreb, esti rs t a l be ',Tashi te oppose the obuogiouv ague la sad also to shoed a pub lic awe tug of the Writhes* Wo,Awkb, Charltaa, sad Pitut,..e ai, ti be esavesall forthwith for the 1•0111 object. Mr. Jou,. "2.7°,44 the moths, which was adopted, end after sat etal abiresses assidemniog the goverameat ltatosoi Bill se Wall modus at tad unworthy the support of the worlds( cheap. the ineetlag separated. LI% r.itPOOL—At the meeting cf the Pines. al Itefuras Ara xistica yietwilay. st which th Liv = lag a hrwers of Liverpool were pte•Lat, tut Reform DM bet. duce 1 by goveramint me univern illy waitron's!, sad it w.a agreed to call a public meting at an early day fur the tarp", of ascertstaisg the public haling ~n the subject, sad to pri - :ut a Wren to parliament erittuslymg the goer! views •,1' the osettag. liIKW lb 0 llg ti.—A towtea meetingjer the p deep...oil), art opinion relative to the lirm M a = Derby (overarm:tit is to he Yid ia Bitinaghain as Wed. saiday neat. Messrs. flebelisield wed hntlit, the borough maroteL,.. see sapeeted to be prewar. N it% cserut-eron-Turs.--At a meeting of mem ber of the Northam ltelernll beldam Tumidity evening, it was reeolved t. get mp a rsgeWfa to the Mayor to call a tomes weelicg to radldm the IMPViIiaLS of the governmeat Biro B.U. On Wedanday forenoon the work of c Meet anAgnffits7""s,. w "timike lt, s tall sad y im o t ng hn w . t .' la tui s tr:N .lrd i: aid 'shoal rm." got, curdy bee called the meeting it, Blu er whaisg. Oissoow.—A seedy of the Parlietnentary Re- hem Cemmlttim is Weassalsphigeounerd the bill ea gho stlier Ledo plate, awl Mimi that they could not support =r3that dos net Wide Resubmit eulfrap with a qualdleetbs, eqpillabe electoral &emus, vote by billet, sml tremble pelimem 21121112D1A1l 1tD17124.270,11 121 I,IIELAND. A very large inestiel i o: Sim est holies took ghee at the Cathedral of C ea Wednesday. os the satijoet et imam tits Hustle.. afinsist that *sr 6,0010 persist ears is the mitring, eel solo n were ruble to gran* minimise. Pew 111 Mela catholic Wisp in palest mil a goodly amebae of the clergy_ of Na anew Men. This Nagle lies. Dr. Delany preidad. Adele. s wit &bossed by tb• IMIMIIIO2, the li g ht km Dr. X. Nei Roo. IDr. ism Dr. Mortaiy, thejetti Dash KT, Dr , W. Tags* M.P., Mr. Magri* KY. ible* et essibmile Ins" TM keying resegekes we arelseed that In say teseishinehe mew kr ▪ talaihriest Wien sad derisgmessi of • pesika ' Misr aside eleatiteef skid he figly preided hi, - te hi IS stir day N met may sairier to sewn sue • prowl skis he the .mars esnienky in Liss& That shy tying ef fierniedbee talearbs' is essestially defecti sot ft. ad Na hi, seirdlngly, eerie Ms siase, tf It b• *sod wit rillgiles, seer bet any btu thew amhoto oneseeser Is eil piled le t a aid* met ph, eshor It be grilse * ass ht mew* .Node, sod a brie elects .t.WJy s seseikess with is ieseling eel diestgliss et H. aY.le absei. That or ihmind for esperis • te terisits• siesmief Is all the uses eisoaahlr, *ease* as Ile atiode gamy Clbsiellen ha beer settimaey to the het, rid anstiarlia el walk awl biome tete the mut esereaki agents et iivinsibe, sad that their palm try iligisee &wiles Ise bun the beet aressar4 of la seessee a the *Hsi Na et psi, a. le* as writ ad vat* la ism* jean. That being M a fte esseible el tho *lse ef errata schools I+4 l rebore •Islmurilree selsastim* sad of the put sr WNW poi obis at Elm trim that, vs lotto * bete sash itenteriame ee orathelicet thrasher the seserry. that all oar path sisy aid of they adverts" rd el so highs ardor ef alleiescy se to meet the rarierea4 becnerre repremesta sties* Iris*. That, disclaim lag all sterninare with: of ohm deacriastiess, we reamer, as a Mellott vi to lla• embolic plop*, a acid* than M ark re soy be grented b y y the leetertera lassnnellis lisersios in Irak*. Mt the whole *Maims now is is tatitiliset inistiat Is heir*, loin mat swims is the care estittat les asap dilF ilia iota what tbsit Mir, an tally tag et ear soseitior, sad sai espable at brag Mole are nerd sad seise. sailkiriss Y ale issattes at this "Nit. not • minor* bia dam up pseasti to his iscalleney the LadLiercasr, thrt the Arra. te eisperred to els rah memorial is Waco ilia aa4 • pries premed a perbereat erneyfas the earner of New profanor ; sad that the reran GI to:heart crersteel mitt Lb • omaty sad cry ef Cab be re merit ter give It their rapern." THE 111120101.1 TAN 84 LOON 0.111130 ONPIXL As ettnerdicory genera mating of the pro prbivw• of Ibis rosary wee bold yesterday. at Red:NO Motet. Mew ridge-etseet, Oar lbe perpcae reetwalw Me =mike tbe sriessemeKel tbe eAbp tad adosig 4 , 41.1 a. is Nos Tin shay wee tebas W Mr. Pa gawk Ow ehe can of Ilse heed. iliteWe.tiaes74Wlter m the - weeps ay. reed the 111114 ro o. at traces seventies the cempasy, sad ;Oats/ meth, Monehme *lush bed bees eogreed by coward he user =of the co el tb• Lead es Gown* Oodles Fly le retreas. to the obit sties. Prom whet WI toccoreg Mice the prig of the Joist took • Act is 1866 e I r t wee his Met weer the estetWE Ns Woes y ass sot sediciewly awl It woe esseeqesst proposed that them emowled riulWMm Jerald be opted t q and mat round t sweep ebeeskaMer. Tie bet dMNw» was is obese No I. width NNW be the proof required a/ • poses Wog actiolly • eltaxislike ; liko rat as. be theme le, sawing s tbe trumfesee he aged wear at. 2ted it ale gmeriged that the weal acme s olkoold bet held in April. Os these 37, by Nish It wee rord that so sbereholder hewing m intend flees Men a t the comers Amid rears • mee. that as olditiesel vote Amid be 011111 for mom IL MN shwas of the sompesy, cone'derable demi leek =arMiss maid is /avow of the alterades Met at sesetiage rawidoeubie dietsrhatos bad begs meld by • limited somber el IL sherelolders who were believed be lam joined she mospoey way for the purpose td ewe. Ms. Pops the esaftery, stated in reply be ems shareholden tb,st there was ably sixty or ensely. gen. behbre with lees than dm Mario Ultimately, however, Is • spelt of kir play to the maths pr..prietors, it was agreed lima • vote sheath be gives for every U. up to 104 and as additkeal to,, for sway W. of extra capital. The 61e4 my se moody d, provided that Me booed wee not to be blab gm books la number, and them woeld bra • quit em. Py fL 411 k, the , qualiGo.lios of the Nevem was deed Y IN ohms, awl the 47th directed that their resimmatier 0110161 be feed et • gest* emetiag. Chem 49 gam the diesemee poem whirs datable be cesicletle an augemeate be the sale of the Moak sot el the cowpony either by Weft, cestrect at mites. • portion of the portheee to be Wes Is Meese Y the oespeny IMO • Halted owe. Claim 60 esmied teat the &Wen ought dispose of such thane to drachmae the maid« of the commity and chase 61 tee tered is thema the power of borrow-tag money is morose or demslooss to enable them t, terry we the sosepaay. Clow OS g ee aathority to porthole eseeditemesta lar the see of thumps: ; Awe 66 Aged tbo semis, of &radon by wain of sootbird of tbo bawd. Claus m• ind the meal oilaboloot of ll* coupon'. poolika la nob elide ono moll lam the wood of do set& fair was sob Moos; sod lb readaise obese bt be mat ken he WWII mice so oo rr isn oovolopos tiro raw of Ur pasties who won be 11.11•111. la raply to quadri pat by @mad of the Ilbanhatlista, W. Wawa *sweated • hp that the &wand weld b• debased beim lb. rolddlo al May. The artataatst ahead, ourookted 60 or 70 attuning, mg shoat alma temiatil to be elamisol. The 'Minks hid proalsod W Ira 10. mos ban strait. sod to give bi• antis* te float boat day to Soy, Wag tram* sad= at don the boquity. n• CeA11111•11 repass! I inlaid noclefoo, by elate in vast* roorolonoo• erete repoolod, sod these Irbil& W bola tahumaal to t 5.0 metal titre Wog toi fa Ilea thopsul. _ _ W. W. G. loins noondoi IV re•olutkn, wild& ponod lionbass.iy m et to : iao do goosoollow taw eata • ith • vole Ilmho Mode OXPOZD lIIDDLI CLAP EisNllaTlo:lB.--Thie seinimelis el pwiooa sot weabere of the Ushuaia, la b. MN= thle pear, at Word, sad also at the tolharlog .-1# am. Bath, Babel, Binaingbaa, ieeter, Obesesseee, Ipswich, Look. Lewp d , N Nottingham, Bahia% sad thathampta. Ihe esesdaatlas sda camotami IiNA plow is the aorodor et Tsteday, the Nth et Jose aaa!, at aims modest , sad will be condoled how to dry use it is oarpktal. Junior sad Naar wadi & ill he osamisel IA Ur arm time, bat the p.p.. for the two aniaisakas wI4 be illessat. Canada. &straw of helms 0a4a1a.41 at Oohed mast opp'y to the oft-teary Were she Ist el Nap, NI& Oisdelkale &arousal brag m oused at asp other paw mot apply to the tortotary of the local costattaa, at lea *am rtt the Ist of Nay, 1869. No easalistese sloes wl5 he oseavtd at ray lOW/ otter the Nab of April. The f MI6 be paid Maw the la cd Noy, " 89 , and all =ado I. the 800. .1. I. bol l!, New Cotter, vaww r watmp. JAdtertieasalla.}46. J. W. Banos, et 33 .7.;, 4 44,rwma. a siew learlramod bt Om dam* eel& le Nei a MI U• it malds• prim sad mYs WWI Wow Is bay SI iste= NATAL AND MILITARY. (rao un MOST'S 0•811111.) WA/4.01 , 71CP,, M*icx 4. ad Regimen of Deegan 07wale—bljor- Omni Join arle, C. 8., to be esierle sr ise ued. Lieutansat-finall Imes and Botuctrer. B.C. ilentat of Foot—ilnyer-Oorwral Peter Maneeneo C.B , to be esiewel, eke Osmond 1111 r Airtarelar I —" AitT " I.C.B., decamped. 4th &glow of Dragoon Guarde—Crust John else Beat= et hes been wenn , ted to reap his coon On Dragoon Gouda—Robert Stewart Illerkigt, gent., to be cornet, by wave, in succession to Lieutenant Ustracera Lght Dragcons—Lleater ant Richard Blundell to be eons, by purchase, vice Fewer., who retires; Carnet !Mince O. Forsyth Grant to ho automat, by pink" vies Mirka _ _ _ 741.1110 Dragoons—Brent•Major William Dom Dees to he meter, without perches., vice Hoarser okeesiall; Ihoseemet Robert Bale to to reptant, ?lee Dohs ; Curet C. P. Viscount Royston to C i llute e' cant, without suntan, rice Bele; Bergeest DYrtl Sigumous to be cornet, without parch/as ht seeneles le Major Hog us, deceased. Ip► Light Dragoons—The Christian name of Cored Brougham is V. Mid, =I not Welfridow steed in the Gazdte of 18th Feb. ary;iLtlik;;:i.7o:4 c v e.in sad lltemt•Msjor Henry Peel Yaps to Fe °spiels, vice Margisros, Owed upon half-pay ; LieutensaitSsed't7 Maitland to be second cap tor, vice Yates. Royal Bogioeme—Quartermaster-fiergeant Ma.hisi Moore to be lieutenant and adjutant of the - Royal Kepner Field Train, vice Sevilla, appointed adjateat of the braid felZat Chatham. ionet of Foot—Lien'enant Thomas Hill Lucas. from ills 36th Foot, to be Ventenant, vice Neal, who exchanges. 91h Foot—Hosign Richard It..h.its to be lieutenant, by pee chaos, vice Bougie', promoted. 12th Foot—Captain and Ate/lent Legh Richmond Parry, how • depot dotage, to be captain, vies Munro who eachangeo; Hoskin Francis John Omen has be per mitted to resign hie oceinniasina. 13th Foot—Ensign William Moffitt to he Ilistruint, by par ohms, vice Seagrave, promoted. =ad Foot—Lieutenant Jolla Robert Meeker, from the 3rd West India Regiment, to be distance; vie Hake, who rechowee L-eatitont Herbert Obsere Pries to be eel rat, vice &jokester, who resigns the eljateney arr. With Foot—Lieutmant Edward A. Collies to les without purchase, vice Quirtiry, deceased Mores Sarre to be histesest„ without par etic, i Cob& Nth Fir—Litiereeet Milan Neal, boat the 6th Feet, le be deareast, ere Lam; whe ancerges; Bargaa Jame lop% , bares arehte Wary M-pay • 's e as pecarstier, se d der the royal rime of warreat let Ode 4110 i Fre—Lhstrent l_Fyrlay Birch, tr.= the 881 h Foot, to he houram; vies W. Joh. Seal, who euchre,. 606 Toret--Nsids Charlos Richer Kip to he adjuter, Ale Lhereasi who relive tbe melpitary 716111011—Ortie Jame Arthur Ore tolbezaket,by per ibrelie Neevet-Llesereat•Calosel Derwheess ire ▪ ; Liniment Charlie Jarmo Wawa/ Cabe capers, INVM 1181 111;:ir " 11 John Woodworth to be lieuteseet, by vice Brim wile term Illr i rae—Lieutrost Wain has il Saul, limn the 46th Fah to be liefibillllll. else Wydey Birch, who ez- Bl e M Rabat 0. Newhigging, to be adkier. vies haerew, restied. lid Was has Resterene—'rip John William Lloyd to he derosest, by perbar, vise Nall, who retiree. led War Lelia Beprer--Listoret William Anvers ldrydoll H erb tram the DM FM, le he Mr toseaL vLs e Cerbs am illle ar l f=lephis and Begirt-ldspie Jags Mrdisald le be weer, by parchre, ore Beret Lheriaist-Colosel LUll.,vie retires; Liselosent Wh im Bray NIL km the Opte Nowell 11114 r he 're b7 i nu iti b r i r a #— lN The frin Mild= rose af ii ii ronsed, en t as the 17th ef Darrher, 1668, r thee atateL DZFOT BATTALION. c. lan NaTaiiire7.7.; 7 - be lttb Foil, to to sta tist, vice Poly, mite oseltaagot. BREVET_ _ Ile haute, prenstiois to tale; tires seseequeat oa the Mew d Massa Alsassise Let* o 1 lbs tlst eptimi, Oakes. Jahn Patios, Isapieeig PIM Ulm ars dielelei, be neferipswal DereahLhatess► limoto Prise,jor a d os tall a l fib Not, to be sand Ce was lesibla ; Deseet-Ma OM hat, sail e cam sionees, Is be P hur. sahalesel ; CvMe Jobs Chat as Irelfisy Teak Cimmears, sad if Pmelesies, to be mem The usdoeuratiesed earns ef the lisp; I'M/Ts, ben lag iloso pm" emir olmi Oo le Wood, la the to =dor tbo lord worm* of hi Ilemosibm, 11164 : Llossoomot-Coloolio IN Wiiiiell Timm Dookon. I.C.S. =oo Wlsse. If Ihary Ansi eramo,, WNW' T• _ 311310RANDIIII. _ Lieetterast Reber EnTti,i;;;laZinia s fins clue me. Siker at the Sellool of lisertry at Ryihe, has bees as sorted by the Clesseal Cormaadisg-m-Cbief, with the COSOUTIMOD at dr Secretary of State for War, to act r /saw octet dseselary 10 the Royal Dublin City Regiment of MOW _ _ ADMIRALTY, Fill. 19. Caps ol Rqsl Moriess—Osatkara Cackt Rolmrt Charlie Iv be assead Nesturat. ADMILSLIT, MAR= 4.—APPOINTICENTB.--011,- talus B. Coldetell, C.B. (1363), to the Metter, 40, mew seeem-Ortis% et Chtelom, emsedeeicsed ; end E. Meth tote (1919), to the Dsrls, 33, mew eisest- ship, at Deem pre, messiletieseiL Ltesteseste G. H. Perth (M), to do Ilearry; sad J. Lilaell (1927), to the Doris. Mosinee T. B. Celisiweel 411_11_3), to the Derie ; sad C. J. Palidasimme (USN to the Psyseeterre E. J. Iteres*se 18.1 ,to the Doris; sad 13. Weems (1140), to the Marray. Clerk, C. ll'Hers, to the Dais ; sad W. J. C. Row, to tho Money. Aalitest Clerks R. G. Gordon, to the Doris; B. T. Mae, te the Mersey, sad B. Crobbs, to the Resows, 91, anew eleits-ehip, is the Chsesal. DIMOND. MUMS 4. Yesterday atorniag, Captain Superintendent Bookie, el Deplikedriselryord, wweivod on order fens the Aladrotty toe an Wrenn al workmen in the eltabliohniont, le apatite the eolopinisa alp now Wiliam the in ert we oonprlina ildpenigata, coolkore, Johan, 16 meg, sad 4 armors. MATR KNICI 4. Twenty additional gasmen ere to be IX. entered oe bawd the Wellesley, 72, Captsla d. Goldstakk,C.B., guard alp of Gramm fa Hut of thote swam that hive bent met $ Onipleis *ei tle. litdag for ass at the otter pens. • lazy aesolar of reart snivel at the headquarters of the Royal Merinos this menus; from the various recruiting Matrices la lisglead. WOOLWICH. Blanca 4. ROYAL LIOINIZRII.—TiIie following *Bastions Saes beim arderml, or bees nemtly taken Ow, In Mee:spa Captain Ms* J. W. asserts Is shoot to wowed from Dem Is Nova Ikeda C. the Rem. J. . Bury hes artlemA Mum tram omAustralis; Osplakt Brim has beta stelimed et Cork; (matey A. Per is en Issm from Mabee; Lionlemmt Hale is on pomp from Cato ; Lieut. rWim ere permead to Nova Roods; Lis mesat Dizon has tattled bone tem Haag Rama ; Datums* R. K. Smith Ime prematioll to BoWorn. Aria Mime, to superin , ind anomft esti- V s t= g lasotenant bas left Dew Is Myths; Prim moseved from Chatham to belted; freest Rudietkom Portland to Plymouth. The 'Awls( hove u sick leave—Lieut. Lloyd, d Dew ideM. Portend ; Lhotanitate Italkttr, Wpm, se s' simeml, of Chatham. Lieutenant C he r ate w Patel km Jibed is entice et Woolwich. PORTSMOUTH, Mama 4. TM abuse activity prevails in this dockyard is sniff as big foment, body fir mural/ace, all the Alp ese to eaves of consboetica. There hes bass a pest de mad ker blur in ta of the seseMblierb. haw has. sr are Eei6 estered abut Me gip= belets, 70 eoldis, sad 200 labourers, sad vs Rae ea Mosby nut all hub will Its pet apes job sad Mk work. -- i"eittt to noted the death of ReareAdreirelfarßieherd Great, h emist_teak piers it fihawefielil, Havant, of 'headyOfr Rishard, mho lad sailed hi 78th yew, W Ina ill fre maw time peat, sad yealarday wooing came drama to Shmeedield sa • visit, we labs% to his sieteretr lea, be the reeruitmest of h» hmbh. Tosses he became reddraly worse, sad expired &boat Sea eillaske caw admiral wee de...wildly popular is the egret* mod be a bsed a atiy exemplified hle hwydonee mad by ormaihetiag largely to the dieriisble imaitit laa lhae lm as aeighboortuW. Admiral &miss, C. 8., the newly-appointed essmsedere in-chief et Ws post, inspect id the Ttctory, whip, Ms Memos. /BE GO 17.1:11 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 5 1 1859. Lab) intrUivna. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Kuca 4. (Before Mr. Cormierloser Murphy.) no MI M 12711. OP THOMAS LLOTD. This insolvent, described es a demon who had bald • commission in the Fusilier Guard,, applied to be der: barged from prison. Mr. Reed oppoesd for a milliner in Ragtut-etrest named Thorned, and for the executors of • Mr. Evans. Mr, Richard Martin said be appeared for a creditor, but afterwards with drew his orposition. Mr. ilargood supported. The debts and lisbilitiee on the Schedule were 19,6691., and of that sum 12,7731. were without conakkration, leaving the actual debts 6,8861. He bed 1831. owing to him, and attributed his insolvency to the smelters of the income allowed biro by his father, the immense sum paid for interest, diecount, do. There were 122 creditors on the schedule, and ens debtors. The dasoriptios of residences was • very Lug sni t The debts eommenced in 18e4. Mr. ii7aciffecT&Tait;oiio; of leaned Catemirleme to the number of residences where the tnaolvest had lived— in number 111. Belted never seen such a list before , and In each at which the Insolvent had left • lasting memento in the @hale el deb's. Mr. Yvan. was • creditor to a large amount, and Mrs. Thema had @applied millinery to 801., and bad be put to some law expenses. This gentleman bad wand, red about, and bad spent about 60W a part of which mom oat of his wite's mettiontut. Be had been ten menthe in prison, and had not thought it prudent to come earlier before the soviet Mr. Bergood remarked that the Insolvent had an intend in two retekmenta , one would be forfeited by the present ap plktatioo, but in the o th er, la which 22 ,0001. was settled, las had an interest in surviving his wife. The insolvent had hoped to have raised money on it to settle with his creditors, bat he had not done so, and the property had bees gives up firths banOt of the creditors.. . . . . Yr. Reed IrOce;tialto — Mythat the insolvent had got rid of 6001 a year, besides contracting the debts with mom than 100 creditors. There had been great recklessness end *Marva - game, end he asked the court whether the answer wee Duel dent that he had been ten months in prison. Y. Thomel, a foreigner, the husband of Km. Thorned, wee examined es to the debt and expenses of the action. In 1862 the insolvent was married, end the father of the lady tr i lle d, the wedding drees. In 1863 the debt of MX was end the ineolvent ordered Idea to get &them for the lady's maid, which he did, end paid reedy saw, without any prods on hie amount. Mr. Bsegood said hie leaned friend bed made his own sad his (Hr. aergood's) speech, end the omen bad the awe be fore it. He was 'Arnim to /apply ere of the eettlementa, and thought the insolvent was to be Mr. Commiesioner Murphy orderalts " artrument to file copies of the settlements, and is that the opposition should be settled. The eiTael;i: adjourned, and the insolvent returned to prim. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCB. HOME ClRCUlT.—Hgarroza, MARCH 4. Czowir 131D1.—(13dore Mr. Bane Martin.) Navy Marshall, 30, was indicted for the wilful murder of ber hint WV. Taylor precn tr. Mr. Gatos was counsel for the plow& Tho unfortanate women was the wife of a miller at King's Laseeley, and for some time she bad been disordered in her WOW, end upon one occasion she attempted to destroy hem& Alm however, got better, and no rtstraint was put upon bar, and it append Wt ea rhe errs, 111 the ird of August eke la re bee" toting with ht the &Ili Is quer lion, whisk was es weft M. Ms was oohed whore she woe gob& wed she stated that ehe was ping to lases, sad sotwltliftedied ths raneestaimeas of this pee* shout her, she prier la basin bat bone. About twelve o'clock the mos lithe the eaketesate wawa woo lowa booties to the Greed 'suedes Card, with bar hart b ig co bar bard, cad we. rare out in ea area ouheadel conditiou, but tins child was quits deed. Whoa oho wee re stored she wads • amber of intsbertet otatemssits to the effect that she could get no nor, that ems ewe was following her and that she was at With compelbd to walk into the oink to hie Urea from her purne. Tina jury found the prisoner Ref Guilty. Baron rid he understood that the primer was not qui.s recovered, and he thought the bait thug to be dons was to °ks he to be at once Ovid in the as of bat trim& _ _ SPORTING. BEITING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. NORTH iLDIPTONBRIRI BMW. 10 to 1 yet Little Ague (ell) 17 to 1 Beeft3 14 to 1 Gladiolas (I) 16 to 1 Any other. CHEREZR CDT. it to 1 yet Drogheda (of) 2.5 to I Ilimplttos (t) 23 to 1 Bankrupt (1) 30 to 1 Usdetbeed (t DERBY. 23 to 1 mist Polar.) (I) 33 to 1 Baloaas• (t) PION 1.48? NlO 11T8 GAZETTI. BANKRUPTS. WILLTAII ITZILT HATy Cleoyyside'sod FTC CP)llEs.court, City, plinks., to /wander Earth 17 at 1, and April 21 et 1, at BasingbaU-stmet. Bak, Lowrance nod Co., 04 Jewry-chambers; of. swig., Johnoost, Baaingboll-street. 1 1 /maw' Fows.aa, Bradford, Torhebiro, grocer, None le at 2, sad April 16 at 12, at Baaioghall-street. Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry-obanabers, andßond e° l Leads ; off. orig., Graham, Colmewetreet. Jot z el rick itt anostow, Orange nod, Bmmoodesy, tanner, March 16 at 14, sod April 18 et 12, atßadngball-street. Sol„ &leader, Great Dover-street, Newington; off. Essig., Ndmilsou, Basingboll. street. Imam FoLiono, East Bergholt, Suffolk, builder, March 10 at 124, and April 18 d ll, at Basinghall-street. Sole., Aldridge sad Broml ey , Cray's-inn, and Jukatosa, Igo wfoli ,• off. wig., Poznan, Cluildhall-chambers. JAMIE DAVID Jonas, Fleet-sheet, City, = s hows at 2, at ke.p.r, March 16 at 24, and April 16bon street. Sol., Jones, King'io-arins yard, City ; off msg., Edwards, Basisgball-t west. Rooms Fas.xcia Coon, Wouldham Kent; Maims, Mildketex , Battorres, Surrey ; and King-street, Cheap side, bras burner, March 18 and AprU 16, at 1, at Bomar hall-street. Sol., Ries, Lincoln s-inn-ffelde ; of. mtg., Edwatda,Barringhell-otreet. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Doer'', Worcestershire, oboe mum lecturer, March 17 and April 9, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Sill, Birmingham ; off. swig., Whitman., Bir mingham. Goon°, WOMEIOLET, Derby, hatter, March 15 sad April ,9 at 11, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sole., Emma Robothem, Derby ; at. sag., Earns, Not tinghaaa °soma BriLocx Powrve, Liverpool, apothecary, Morel la and April 8, at 11, at Liverpool Corot. 13011., Monte ea/ eva, Liverpool of. wig_, Bird, Jamie HUBBARD 13ILTZLES, LiTircool, WO. and OM dealer, March 17 and April 8. at 12 , at Liverpool Court. Sol., ea., Birmingham ; off. .erg ., swam, Liverpool. o THOKAI ROW Berwick-upon-Tweed, paMter, March 14 at 12, aad Aril 11 at 11, at Newoonpon-Tynit Court. Bob., Bold ra g and Simpson, Oramehurch- street, City, and &alb, Newomtle-upon-Tyae at, assig., Baker, blew castlo-apou_ BABLiPTCIEB ANNULLED. Pub. 2. Zawn;Tru.Wifarsaor Haa .-. 7.l 4 ,mauThiractoting elmodd. 211. lorx WAzzai; Stockpot; Cheoblre, liossoLd tsar. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT TOZTVOAL•STIIIIIT ._• _ _ T. B. Clark, Upper 8 den3em Kent milicibatwer—B. Tome, Priners•equare Kennington-road, srhoolmanter W. Hodge, Upper Edm onton, Middlemen, general dealer—D. Chalkley, Upper Edmonton, Middleman, moral dealer—F. Emmy, Arbour-aqua'', Comnimakt.road Let, dimmanting =2. Wright, Stanley-rows, Poddlagton, farmer—P. Lambeth-Num, Kemaington-road, coonnimion • Osman, Frith - strett, !oho, o Conolly, row, Walworthqoad, kat maker —H. Homan, maker City, hem to a merchant In New York— W. Nonaluon, North AadlopoMmt, Grosvenor-mum, =T. lislitad,tamith-piona, Flamini= a, City, mareltemt—W. Brame, My, Itiadkor Ms Mammal victualler—W. F. Shim, Iliniernid, slink trait imitoroast. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Ca airrorTaii TlZl,llierpo oar; dividend of b Id, Wank 9, sad say labinquent Wednaday, at Tames, Unapost. WILLIAM Pounxe, Unsay, Laaraahire, cotton lot dividend d 4.. M., Much lb, and anY as e 6 qet Tarisy, at Priates, Mastarter. Driuttsratiaa and Buram t laresbareesk, corr4es-2od &waked of lc 6d., an dgap oic a b it Trag* Leda TNOILIII PIM/TON, ilatadispar- tad dist ant of 44.0ny day. at bads. TIAZDZINICI HatuT PARRIS mai Jona BALIIDON, BAD MI, wise asishaats—diniart of U. 4d., Mani 9, and anp salielquat Wadmanig, Mikes, &biol. DIV Wash 96. V. Nina* 1D DIL wholetalo boot =aka —Yank 96. 7. L. Cob, City, alas air • ain't—March 26. C. Wiliam sod W. alton, tans, City, ship broken—Mast IS. IL B. &O 4 , MOSSII• wen, lEsigluabridga talke—Masai X. W. lam sad D. Pariu, Wapping, and Mark-Lea, aillors—Match G. Pavitt (arate tota..), Ws/90m and Yalk-leatii, City, a9lr—March 26. C. lianditaa-aart, lost bait toareltaitt—March 26. 0. W Worlastaa, Edgyawraad, Wag Willism.stnet, et. M4irilads.lBs4aleis, bookrella—March 26. 0. Ham Heap, Imeselka, attar spioner—March 28. R. Shards , Mal, jeber—March 30. Joao Mary Beatlay, Debey, WansMordes, grew—Nara /*am Me mingborn, lest dader—lderch 30. O. lindelner,Wldatiarth, linsplies, laskeeper—March 80. R. Walks, Welverharap- Isa, liondkr=March 29. R. Bromidos, Isissrar, worsted spimer—April 6. R. Underwood, Lokearr, hair—April6. . Posideas, ern. , j irmare t : taste), Leica•sr, draper—April 6. J. Welladeld, Darbyshite, balm—April IL O. rY iliperaliss= 4 w hirhi wine alerchank—April inspen— Mare& 28. N. Bass mid T. B Durham, Alp baldres—March IL MC I gray idis la-illiersll U 26. J. erser, Warn% N Lima, T lesll4l, busk orialisturs—.l46sh IS. R. Wright (reparele Mole), Lee& owl labilain, Meech 26. W. Hawn p sal Oal seor Wrigley, Yorkalre, —March .R. Wright and 0. E. Wright, Leeds, ma Harp lane, Middleez, shadows—April 68. Wil l ia m Dem ing, Yatkehire, carrier—April 6. A. , Yorkshire, ironmonger—April 6. W. 8. /talkie; Leeds, ga r tIPICATES to be panted, Wear anus be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. March 26. P. B. Bear, Crown-row, Mile-end, tobacconist —March 26. E. Connor, Brooks-snort, Holborn, wholesale boot warehour van —April4. E. A. Clover, Liverpool, hotel kespar—Much 28. IL M. Molnar, Mrachester, raerchant— Moak Mk J. Polford, Birrnieghtun, =luta—Moat 28. W. 8. Asphaal Lade, peas— larch 26 N. Hodson, Illmaleld, joinir 2 March W. W. Lodge, Aloloodbary, York shire, woollen manufacturer—Marta 26. J. Turner, Worsop, Nottinghamshire. melba —Mareb 26. T. B. TornellShaMold, diaper—March 26. J. P. Print, Sheffield, plumber. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. MIMI and W. Hilly Bt. Bwithin's.lone City, wine nimsbasts—J. Clark and d . Clark, Broadway, Warminster, T. Muirlead and J. Nunhood, Chatham, Kent, Tunnicliffe and J. Whalley Rochdale, Lama &km asllmreplaarre—G. Yule and W. H. Tula, Protea se% City, &it masks merdmate—A, Philbara, I. Buck kg, 1111111 11 Cavalry, Duldatield, Chester, spindle and By sramilasearere—J. Kaightm and IL Hails Wincaatas, Ilemmerilaire e L . cmaison canters—H. HWbudson and T. market, Noweestio.spos-Tym, grown -17% W. Wild, L. Ronan, T. &SASSO" H. 84- plase. S. t t •ey Tedmerdis, Yorkahiro. calm mandkrimens, es ler s Be arred Ikesiall,. Stephissos, sad Ilkeinese—J. 8. y*, awl C. T. Savory, Great City, whoiseido tea desire-8. W. Gantt L agig 6ikla,l. Orratt, ad W. Oaks, Portsmouth, ship .R.Brant tad B. Wspg=titt= L I T =ad F. F. Lid/sr/ale, urerdrasts—R. Carruthers, .C ad J.Canialeme, Liverpool, Scotch &spas, rip far as regards J. Omar thms—R. Varna sad J. N. Tordin, Watts, Chester, wall maasfacturrre—J. N. Dizou and _ C. Dam, Brannen Rosaa, -- onrgora sa—ir. A. King and I"7.ll. — Rase, Orest Bardesid sad Wastbsosileld, Enos, butchers—R. Moors and W. Trios, Pristeipi, Radnorshire,s—J. Hannon sad W. L. Benison, Crielkide W y ar dspun —W. Jamie& and T. Johinfon, 41111sdriar=1 Market-yds* Mtzs-seyonS . RZ—J. sad J. Cara and net soisre-8. lindastrit Josairsy, Little City, Ant end caw drineens—J. Stoma (ler represeaseiss d J.P. Drowns), R. losaor, sad R. L. /Vara Keeehastart, oar siase. Woe so bras rein& J. ilarreek—M. iltasiland sad W. 3. jam., Bookend Basingion, Linesisaisis% .P. Jens and W. R. Barber, srehileete-11. Whitehouse arr ib t a lZ =din Iledisibbire,lddlinalisrs—T. Mufti sad r.vr. Woramoldi sod Walcsabo diesie--T. 0. Chreralsig. sad J. , Raw. .8. Tains, R. B. Telma, midi. Thebes.; Pivieleredeld, Torloshirs, &skylines* —R. damn sad I . Bkaw, Meer Toskohiss, =ssioisr oniannsosi—W. Smoky and R. Nonis, sensisis sesate—J. F. litotco, A. K. weer., rid R. 0. =LlNortiagbass, paten. so tar es rewards J. 1. Dot. % L. Perrin, W. Whitlisid. and G. Nolen, Toronto, Canada Wat, and Noy Task —J. Reds t i s a i d rt. Maks, Wlitoissu r Cisherissed, wins and span onsrehante —M. Raisasts, 8 Dees" Jobs Basasta. ail Jena 8.r..i1, Laski Rehm, Lastasaiks, coal so Is se nips& Jams Bason—W. Nooks and 5. WSW, are wardhcotann. SCOTCH 819UUTRATIONS. JAMBI 111AILD7aW;;;17Resir;;;;;;:;isawl Water, YaroY le, at the lam Ball, Olaww. Wruam(ll'Wuziasa, Wistawaohlre, tamer, Kara 11, 01 th• Gam Iltiamber. Josue Kam, Caztbasa, Dalabartarkbe, isakeepar, Mane 11, at Was Tomas* Waal, lkkaabargli. VACANCINA, APPOUITNINTS, AND PROMOTIONS, no rm. Cron. Bsirricg.-oaimal Post-aloe Mr. 3. R. Many ban beta appointed pograaakr at Arisford, Moe Mr. Tunbridge, resiguad. Cream • suprrassowery clerk ship I. vacant in the Reeriver-Oshirara OIDoe, rice Weeks, promoted; Mr. C. 8. Cartwright lee beea promoted kora azwpay dark to be dried dark la the Realm. Gatend's Loados ; Mr. 7areat Cask L. bans promoted hos ' third dark to be principal pry dunk Is ditto; Mr. W. Watt has bees promoted ties ISM& is list clue Mather waiter in Gliagow; lb. C. M. Bpa/dbg bop bum promoted kantbird to mond alms lendsurralar in Glasgow ; Mr. R. 0. Amite mon boo biro prAnotrd hoes brarth t s third ciao loathes waits, its Glasgow. Islam! Remorse Department. Mr. Raab ' Frieling haa be.. promoted from the cam of jailor chetah" she Legacy and 811001•Ii0II Dety-o& a, Bcossreet-loare, to that of second rime eep, rintsaderst of wills, in pies of M r . Conrad Rucker, dammed. amps and Two Breach: The aarveyorship of tams at Nortbameat had texas vomit. Ingoad A oierteldp has boom* vacant Is the Sonaltos's Ng.. /skid germs*, by the nekiment *JILL Btarmeat ; Mr. R. Barisaam be bees appointed nromumersry Crailln presarator tar the county of Mayo.—Cast dervia eassiN. CZYNTAL PALM !. BHILLTNO bum; Masco as jpayirst. 923 ; 411 e by Nam MOM% 417; bad IMilani, 1,879, crytt. ems. (Bikes Yr. Imes Wightasaa sad • Comma 7m.) TAYLOR I. ITMLZIT.-OZZACIL OP 1.10111/1 OP Tido wee ea Bodes le reposer dummies for a breach of peo nage of seerriale. The dehadant pleaded that he had saws made the ponies OA alleged In the declaration. Mr. Itawhiaa Q C., sod Mr. J. P. Murphy were rionalei fee the phi Kr. Loeb, appeared for the de , deadaat. Mr. Hawkins harts( addressed the jury, Yrs. Illabeth Taylor deposed that her husband kept the Bees mid Crews et Newport, end the plaintiff, Emma Tqlm._was bar daughter, sad she wee abort nineteen years *IL bey had three ether danghteet The &tendert was • fernier at Newport, end be wee fret introduced to their family at Christens, 1867. Very soon afterwards he arid to witness that he would have bar daughter Emma for a wife sod no one else, end after this be wee on terms of latimacy wish them, sad generally came to their h use two or three times a weak, sad he wee looked upon sa her daughter's intended husband. In Sept., 1868, is coasequasos of • oomumnication that was made to herby her daughter, the went to London and gave instractioas for the publicatios of the henna for the csaniege of the defendant and her daughter at Christchurch, liarykbons, and she returned to Newport on the 18th of September sad told the defeatist:it what she had done, and he said be wee very much obliged to her and he at the saes Yea adtbsemd Yen daughter led raid," We have been played be the fret Ewa, old woman.' (A laugh.) At this time be daegiftent welding dress had been bought, and the beau =L wt on the 3rd of October, that day was dud for the The defendant , however, .put ft go until the 12th en essenal, as be said, that the wedding cake was not reedy. (Abegli,) His coasts was to have made the sake. The deMadred war to their hones en the Bth of October and said that be wield send the bassrimpor on the following day fee the leggy" sad it was enenged that they should go to Woke and be waist% sad stay in town • few dap and then cetera le Newport sod take tip their abode at the de. hadsesaireees. She sew saw the defendant again after ' this latawkw. Her daughter we delivered of a child on the Seth of :sem lest. Creseemminsi—Tbe didiedent wee quite • young man. He lived with ble nether at • mean Tens of shout fifty acres, Welsh be misled to meat se he her. Her daughter bad se pagerty. The very lbsi limbo elm he their bows the dehadesit amid that wee detrestairdie hew We daugh ter dead or Whs. (Leaghter.) The eras met aware of the dawdled ever harlot eat up with her daughter after the ke family had gem WWI, se late ae hee drink la the wonting, but Night have dipped an .see one doss so late as twelve er we Albeit At the Yaw the wag to put ap the Woe she an ad were that her deeerbtee was in the family way. The dribademt did net ea her what Weiner she lal le pat op the beeme,lisk, an the statrery hea lb/sal perbetly setbad wire whet she h ad does. Ma an • coremdeske, mile, et ffedblk-plans, ea be sad one of taws." (A hop.) Me did met knew whet the defendant meat by wear that they wen prayed s et the lbw thee, whim she NMI hie that the ad ben wee in church. Mr. Hawkine mit he could and awlmellewl what wee tweet by berm pinged for bows swellege. They might, pat rips, regain it onwards. (A laregfe.) M. Lath said he hoped this wee ad the wean of his hawed Mew experlemee. (Renewed Isiegtaer.) Iteofflartaed—The dehadwat himself p remed that the aserrisge should take pins in Leaden, lad the resew he warped fat ft wen, that he did not wish to be married at Newpart,Weesee the people were so ignorant. (A laugh.) C•TOIWII Taylor, the sfeter of the plaintiff, deposed that the defendant constantly same to the bones, o was treated ee one of the fasally, and was always looked upon se • suitor to her Aster. He always behaved as each to her notions. (A laugh.) She had frequently heard hint say that be maid have her deter sad no one else. The defendant requested her to be wand the beidessmide, and she of warm agreed to do so. (A knelt.) A letter was than put in and reed. It commenced by for writing on such a bad piece of paper, mid a good of laughter was crewed when it turned out to have been written on the back of a recipe for making ground rim puddage. Mr. Lusk then addressed the jetty for the defilade* sad he mid It was very unfortansie for his that this wee one of that elms ef Afton In which the low would art permit hie to give *Admen for if he could have gtves ht evideace he world have told the pay what wen the real bets of the cue, sad would have glen • very Menai bitupretatisa of the eaten of the commezion that had misted Wires his Wiwi and the plaintiff. As the wetter Need, however, he said It soa . eed to hint that Weary ought to paw upon the evi before them before cam to the contlesion that this dedendeet had wee any protabe of atearlsge, sad he observed that If they sbeald decide_ spinet the plaintiff is this action, eke would still be enabled to compel the &deadest to support her child by another form of pro. media'. He then commented apes the condition of the didradant, who appeared to be entirely dependent upon his mother, who had not • shilling In the world, nor any home or place to take a wife to, and he urged that it was extremely Improbable that under such elreamataaces he ewe should have made the plaintiff an offer of martin°. The learned judge having summed up, the jury, alt.:. • short deliberedoe, renamed • verdict for the pinhead— damages SW. Yr. Haw Q.C., sad Yr. Resumes ewe ter the plaintiff erg Yr. M. Chasten, Q.C., sal Mr. Wallis NY,Diuse for the isfesisat. This wee a "KW Jury awe. The Kilos was b=e i mow diseepre for Me berbemesset, sad the paid N. late eat. The plated', it .13= . v i s s e good colter Maga Leaman-has* seer el the do t =hat, Castile Pitt, is the sem* el a tars the ismas asighboariteeL Is April lest the Ins N or MI nue Umber is the hum Thigh hag Issa soli by es lesser. sad while be we so ewes' thedeisbal ems op, sall told Ids tint be mot Am cat off W ise y lb, as otherwise ia fain they would tarn we sag dose by. The pIWI wig 71= not do this without injuring the timber, and refaced to do to, and continued to tell the trees. The defendant went to hint again shortly nUetwarde, aced said that If he persisted be would give him into eustoiy, and on the following day he brought a policeman and gave him in charge, and ha was taken before a magistrate, but was eveu- Wally discharged. It was proved in the cow,. of the case that, by the conditions of sale, the purchaser of the timber was to pay for any damage that was done in cutting down the trees. . . . Th7eTury retained a verdict for the plaintiff, with ldl. damages to addition to the sum paid into court. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WINceEsTER, MARca 4. CROWN COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Wawa.) NIG HT POACHING, ARIIRD. Ilona. Longman, aged 31, ciseciload aa • own meter, was indicted for Unser on enclosed land, called Fryern-trill.wocd, in the occuration a Thomas Chambalayne, Beg : , together with two other persons, armed with guns, at teureley, on the night of 24th December, for the purpose of taking and ' destroying gum. On the night in question Willies Matte, one of the gamekeeper& on the estate, with two seeletante, west oat on " the watch for poachers. 'boy heard • gun fired, end went in the direction of the sound ; they came up with three men, two of whom had guns. The keepers naiad en the man with the intention of capturing them, end • fierce neletaam was offered. The poachers threatened to shoot the ea which the parties cloned. Martin found himself l O e p e poM to the primmer Longman, whom he struggled with for germ time, receiving sow. some. blows with the gnu. In the struggle the gun went off, but es the two men weft ca the ground at the time, it was not clear whether the prisoner fired the gun purposely to injure the keeper or not ; the barrel was pointing over the keeper's shoulder at the time of 1 the dietberge. The p,i.oner was eventually captured, with the asostanoe of the other keepers, his companions having "e Trelury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was !maenad to six years' penal eerntode. loAn asseall, ldward Lnonford, Henry Flex, and George Bic/tank ware charged with night poaching atßinstead, in the Isle of Wight. Mr. W. M. Cooke appeared for the proaecution; Chelsea and Flux pleaded putty. The protheepere, on the night of the 25th; Den, found four men in a wood called Packer's Coppice, armed with bludgeons, appaiently for the wpm of besting up and ob taining gems. The keepers and thee assistarata were nine in number, end therefore the four poacher. were quickly captured as the spot. The only question for the jury wen, therefore, as to the intention of the prisoners. Chalet' end Flux bad dead but warm pheasants in their pockets, and Daubed and Richards had stroke. Neither of the pri.onas hod a gun when tikes, but the resort of a gun had been heard, and the dead pheasant* bad been shot. After his cat;Dunked threw away • shot charger and some cepa were all antsielal. Cherwell, Richards, and Flom were eentsocal to six months' imprisonment, and Dunked to five months' imprisonment. laws Barr" Mena Barber, and William Day, brick makers, were Indicted for night poaching, at Christchurch. Mr. Coleridge proemided, and Mr. W. M. Cooke apparel for the primates. It appears that Sir George Jetvls's keepers found five men poschag en the MA December. Three of than had guns, and me had • beg slung over his shoulder, evidently coa tainingwenta. The kien? dog seised me of the pachers, but wag celled off to the keepers merely following the poaching party. The poeiere po ntsd their guns at the keepers, an threatened to shoot Mem, but me actual violence WS wed on either side. The night bang moonlight, the keepers Waved that Barnes wee me of the men whom they saw, and they also thought they cauM reeegahe the yokes and figures of Barber and Day. The keepers did net appre hend ea get very close to the pinchers, net being strong magi to attempt the captors of each • numerate and armed poly. TM next day the keepers found • lag containing. Mahe phissists dropped in the wood, and also the foot. Weeks of emend men. The prisoners were apprehended en sogdoics, mad tisk boots being compared with the tracks, Me pokes oreadwei that they corresponded. His lordship expressed lii le faith in evidence of foot tartlet found en a light soil. TM plows wen eloatitted. THB POLICE COUBTS. GUILDHALL. Mr. Henry Peeler, Mr. B. low, sad Yr. W. 4. Lao peal, three of the nudism of toe West London Links, were imam ned for refusing to pay their treasurer theism a( 4L 9a mended by the auditor to be due to him in iof ea llegal payment, which appeared by the genera= to have been made by them out of the moneys applicable to the rad of the poor. Mr. Preach Russell appeared as the auditor In support af the semstosses, and said it would be as well to explain the ream why the present course was adopted egainst the three =aummoned. Under the old Poor-law Act of 1834 seed that all payments made by overseers and gurudfass, end charged for the relief of the poor, con to the regulations of the act, ehould be disallowe d that dome auditing ttie accounts an Illegal, and by a subsequest set dietriet auditors were appointed to whom the Dam Cawere dammed. Under this authority, in 'sands lif; half-year's womb of the union up to the Roth of Mame lest, he Miaowed en Nan of 61., and ending the three defendestrf same to the amass astheriaing that per meet, he gave them modes is June to attend the audit, and explain why it hid been charged. Mr. Potter wee the only one who attended, end It wee ultimately decided that oily • portion pi the item should be allowed, and that the balance of 41. 9a. ebou'd be surcharged to the defendants. Mr. Poatiles, clerk to the guardian. of the West London Union, resisted the application. lie admitted the law of the _ _ lir. Potter then stated that the reading were unani mously of_ opinion that it was a very mammy expense. They heard that the school at Haswell, to which the Milldam flout Narwocd hid been removed, we. in a very unhatched state, that the approaches were knee-deep in md, and the nildiog altogether in such an unhealthy condition as to ren der It very unlit for the purpose it wee intended for. Added to which, a meet reckless expenditure was going en is the establishment which the guardian felt it wee their duty to check, end as the guardians of the poor they wen bond to look to the proper cosintenanoe of the dillies at the school, and for that pupae made the vial; the ex pense of which were charged in the item of Si., which the auditor afterwards disallowed. Fifteen of the guardian went down to Hanna, a distance of twelve mike, and were absent nine hours in the discharge of that duty, and be would sek any reasonable min if 6s. per head was too much for refreshment sad travelling expenses ? (Applause.) It had been the prank* to allow such exposer* when the guardian had visited the &Wm at the Norwood Schools, and two other auditor. bad passed them. The new schools had been erected at the eaormons outlay of 60,0001., and the annual eon of mintaking 200 children wee 4,0001., and It was think,. inennabeat on the guardians to in that than Imiwensue wen expended for a mom a beg diaconal, Alderman = L e:premed hie *Mon that the guudians had acted in a most praliewoithy lesser; lEi d ag down to Sawed to see that the children were provided for; sad if he had been their peel tin he have acted prealsely the same. He had nee through all the grades in the guardianship of the poor, and be think,* knew how osseous the duties were. At the same time the law was imperative, and he must grant the warrant, miles the Poor- law Hoard decided otherwise. Tie sommens were this /Amused. OF PROTESTAXT LIDEZ- ens mo t.—Thea Patriot menUoss • priest a lei Ake will st nost.rially abridge re: liberty in Fresco, one whit b, as that paper is vorlibly has re ceived the sanction of the Conseil d'Etat, and unless Tempt measures are taken by way of protest sad remonstrasos, will assuredly Frontally become actual law. The meseore almost all that the worst enemies of Protestantism in France could desire, yet there are not wasting plandtle manes fee its ormoomioa. In many of the rural districts end small toots of the provinces the Prunes and Maims bare, at the instigation of the Roman catholic priests, shut up some pro testers' plea.. of worship, interposed obstacles to the opening of others, and in various ways bares‘ed and sasoyed the mem bers of the reformed communices. All these matters ere ultimately esrrbd. onsipeal, iefore the 7eifilliat,Vit lb:refute now *aye that no new protastant plaos of trotildp, whether belonging to the Nonillion National Church, or moth more if to dissenters, shall be opened except by • direst authorisation granted by thecuelvel. Thu may, perhaps. mean that they will get rid of all the trouble oo canotred by the interference at the petty &strict tut/whim " But though this _pan of the measure may thns be palli.ted, what shall we my," mks the Iberia," for It. remaining provi aims, which decree, first, that no foreign. r shall be pre mi. ted to preach I. Pratte, end secondly, that no church in Franco shall receive forearm aid? Under cover of gratilyiog national vaulty • most deadly blow is here aimed at the Protestant societies is France, who are well known to receive toadstool and most important aid from &inlaid, without which they could not politely coatings their evingelinag I•butus. Bow It is Intended to prevent ruith peeanieay old beleg rendered them we comet conceive. The low egaast foreigners occu pyieg Preach pulpits is not Intended to be retrospective, as that it will not interfere with the eminent foreigner. already labouring, with great success, in many parts of Fiance." The rotenone national church is, of course, greatly se grieved by the projnt ; for, whirrs. It is at protest reale abed as • national church, aid iherefon in all respects upon as equality with the Roman catholic estsblishment, th 4 bill, by requiring the proteetants to obtain en intheriestion for the opening of new planes of worship, which the Roman eatholics du not seed, places thaw at a most onions Brad ventage. They are, therefor*, making the wit strenuous 'gotta to prevent itaadoption. If all is usavatbng, and the law is paes,d, religious liberty will exist is Frame cony In _ _ AiWtawmilllse-anU..—The following gentlemen ewe admitoil liceatiatee atlas lieeirey et Apotherarier at • Came lig ZINNIII/Mh bald yoterdey, kerma prestuusly =isthe seceesery eamdasams :—Yeeers. Frederick Corm, Heyeloa ; James We' . a, Loughborough ; Ilameetes Novara. Oakel; George Cardell, Columb ; Jeremiah Mabee Datum Ceetheary, Sommeabire; David Davies, Aberdare; Thome Llastagton A.b, Strewn, Corn wall. Is.. Pimps, limped ; :me* RU.. W_Aikl, EVlAlM a il isid. ololllltallidle M. R. C. 8. L4OOO ; sad Salad Welk/ The hllewbg madames at the as.. emit greed thele N. mamMelleal :—Mesere. Thema Metes Illefog, liofko"Oximislike ; David Yeaaud , Ler Daelsewni kame t tbair tead air Arced Yleinom, New- Pods il ABEA2S. SIJOAR.—Tho mange pries of brown or Maacovado sugar, the produce of the Bridal Pomaceous in America, for the week ending March 1, is 29e. 201. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of mem= pad or mobilo thereon. The Leireo trios of brews ar M11101)Vat) Naar, the produce of s Nauman, for the week ending as Moir, is 20x. old. The average_prios of brown or Mueomedo sugar, the pro duce of ths Zest Wks, tor the mak eistag es above, • 2da, op. The averTprk• of the three leg descrip tions of wager Is Mk. pa m molt., osiveciduties. Burroz., Mauer .—The market watlume extremely sr., sad sandy any bus hers has been transacted here tide week, either in raw or refined; indeed, the grocers oomplaio of a wont of animation a the demand from the country dria. Rum has been neglected this week. COTTON.—Lrvanzoox, Menai 4.—There has been a large bedbugs dose in cotton this week, sad prices have ad vanced ed. to id. per lb. Ibis ftereseed demand to prioci pally owing to the American advice., which state that prioee did not give way as much as wee expected, and also that the quality of the cotton coming forward ores much deteriorating; the shipments to this oonntry were not excessive and a large number of ships were detained at the bar at New Orleans. The estimates of crop, however, remain very large, and so far there is no indication of the receipts foiling oD ; rs therelore a prevailing opinion that eventually there will be plenty of cotton, though daring the next few weeks it will not arrive hero freely, and moos may rule high. The mks to-day are estimated at B,oell bake. COTTON GOODS.—Newcassren, Merton t.—There is a sterly demand for the Contiseat, although buyers are to some extent deterred fr..m bunions by the high nage of mime. Fa Calcutta goods the market is in shout the some Fukien as on Tuesday, the deensad Whig only limited by supply and by the extreme prices required. Advisee from Bombay report • quieter deemed, sad the India trade is somewhat modified by the intalltgesoe. Ifianufacturen, how ever, continue well supplied with orders. There is a good business still doing in printers, especially for the fighter makes. For long and T clothe there la also a strong end healthy market. The home trade ars doing rather MOM for both cloth and yarn. In the latter, cope up to 60's an in fair request at the advance of id. to Id. obtained on Tuesday, and buyers for India and Gamey have to pay rather more for you then they had lest wee. The medium manta of weeps and pi:trope, for expo'', have been the most active, sad the transaction have been of fair amount. CORN.—Casmterout, )(Lace 4.—The supply of wheat laday was moderate. 'The condition being indigerene, ihe demand wee wry ancittre, and prices are hardly as high as last week. White, 44e. to 46e. ; red, 38e. to 40s. ; extra, 43e. Bark", of fine quality, scarce, and fully as deer. Bona are bold firmly, at late ratty. Lincour,IMARCH 4.—We have had a fair supply of wheat at aket to-day, end last week's priors folly sup ported. Wheat, red, 36e. to 40s. ; white, 42a. to 46e. Bar ley, dull sale, at Is. to 2e. decline. Grinding, 27e. to 3Ce. ; malting, 40s. Oen, 23e. to 265. Beams, 44e. to 46e. WAXEITILD ' Mil= 4.—ns "applies were not large, hut wheat was dull of sale and business limited, st barely last week's prime. Lincobabire sad Yorkshire new white, 404. to 465. • red ditto, 37e. to ape. Barley, tinkles very fine, emit a dull ;de, sad wee rather chewer. In oats and other articles no change. Avenges for the week endiag Feb. 28: —Wheat, 4,671 qrs., at 425. aid. • barley, 662, at no. ; ceb, 40, at 26e. been", 23, at 66i. 21d. thcairoce; MA' ace i—Theaupply lashed , end the trade slow, without alteration in value. Wheat mate to hand in better condltion, and eying corn Dena greedy, the demand to said being active. COALS.—Loisoox, Miami 4.—Baddle's West Hartley 140. 6d. ; Davison's Wert Hartley, 14.. 9d. ; Hartlepool West Korth", 138.9 d. ; Halting's Bartley, 14s. M.; Holy well, 14s. ; Teallokl Morn, 11s. 61.; Teadell Your 8010, Hs. 6d. Wyk's, 14a. 6d.; Wells Bad Brea, 16s. IL ; ; End Goelorth, 14s. ; Walls lad Hostaa, 14e. ; Wells Bad BreddylYs Sawa, 16e. 9d. ; Walla Bad Prasavetlpr 14s. ; Wells Bad Haswell, 17e.; Wells Bad Rati os , 17s. ; Walls Bad Kepler 16e. 3d.; Walls Bad Bassel's Hatay 16.. 6d.rit a 'n Eakesreth Hostes, 17s. •• Eltarden ]ilia, 11.. 6.1.; Wells Bad Carideo, 16a. ed ; Wells End Gawp, 16.. ; Well. Bud Bello*, Ms.; Wslls Bad South Hortlepool,l6e. Id. ; Wells Bad TOON 17e. ; Potbargill'a Aberdare, 21e. ; Nimes Merthyr. 215.• Poiret?' Darya Straw, 215.-81tlia at make, 90; sold, 49. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILLUVATL NUN Par Mar Tali., raw maser draft,. isis. task eon Mom f 4 s i ear w a k Ls , la In an Weak main rerwrrili. cal VW WU U. 109 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•6IIALTIlb Ilasabellt—A Missy= area Nalla.astkr peel days &Gaeta*, that Capin Panel. Itae aisaarbd at Natant, OW . — Neat. Malta* Pima% WIN bra llatasala co the 4tl Der. toe the Elliplan. Gaston (Bride' terela). Captain Mattis. ken Glealees to Wu part, la hallut. vas Prasiial at Batt. Dewlap% SO miles B. el this part, ea the 91h Jae.; ohs Hee re • neer hush, b 0 le meek litered, sad elle with Um tide.—Talparahoo, ha. IL Itlastlal (barque), et .ad he Llama-real item New Tart. at r days, Ina stomata:ad dlasaated. aatl I. a tinkle' Mate; new arrived Ime.--flt. Thaw; Feb IS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Maio (s), from 41 4 .rp00l for 8.1.0 relt. 31. Nt. 61 N. No. 14 W. Arisoarsig, ootorard booed, Fab. U, lot. 43 B. I. 18 W. Mama (ozoloo), la Alloulto, Feb. 17, lot. 3 30 11.„ 100.10 $0 W. Oarotlao Apr (basgeo), bon laimlso. M. 11, lat. 37 11..144.11 W. D. 1.. Moots, from U.apllolr Bala, 43 4•74„ lac 43, los. U. 114444441134 (Alp), 17 daps, bon Limped, .143. Sodas. 3 SO N., 131. ▪ W. laNsollio, trim Nepal to Attl43. M. 30 11.„ Ida. 7 W. Jobs N. Weed. morn wort, Feb. 13,141. 44 SS N., No. 13 43 W. Nary 012, TraOst, team Leda lor Booty, ha. 50,131. 3 N.. 100. U A. .THI MAIL BUTICIL—SOUTILUIPTON, The steamship Ripon, Captais Christian, left this day with the Riot India end China mails, 106 passengers, and 479 boxes al speck of the value of 143,1201. The ludas, with the homeward mak may be looked for on Stuaday amps Bummito.—The followingoluw &rebuilding at Daptford-dock :—Ariadas, 32, which will soon be ready for teaoah ; Ramer, In a Reward state; New castl 60, recently laid down; and two o th er sloops of war la a fo e, rward wadi Non. ^ PRIADIT L DEATH OP A IsUPP.—On Ttlandly evening a fearful occident occurred in the corn mill of Worm Baker and Newt, at Chesterfield. It apeman that • respectable woman, named Broader, accompanied by two irked; visited the toll, and whilst looking at the Mrs. Broader'. dress Lemma entangled in • large talc cog sad she was instantly dragged through the machinery crushed to death. A mote itolling sight coati not be ben wthan the mangled recooMe of the poor woman. An est was bald and the jury returned a verdict of itch &Mal Deeth."—Drecesstsr Gazette. [Advartimmen ha t o .l. —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Prue.—Stan. Puts.—tonse.— la or theme Bottom orreares so meet to our venters sewn retneetee ; r pans Yr morn mil neo lo repine.," ern Ada ere prod la Mora arm • Meet =min tar • nets ot the disallow it awl POI Impel* rearm et Me liner end hareem the pleb sr twine tbs low of Wu Mr lam Oro rem satin se nanne Der obi* en wakes warren sag terra& er ter i r Serra ot Men era The tandem ✓ein et is more sneer senerern Ones Wm? sr ern ; end 'arm eenseglat end Pifftbili MO war bookie's,' is fria eamia. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 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