The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-11 00:00:00

.1 PERUVIAN LOAN. To the het of foreign statrs which are desirous of borrowing here must be added Peru. Refe rence was made in the Express of yest , rddv to a new financial plan of the government in volving a substitution of one new clam of Bonds for the heterogeneous mars of Peruvism securities DOW circulating in the London market. It appears that the , cheme includes the raiding of a new loan of 23,000,000 of dollars, or between four and five millions sterling. Or. lion Manuel Ortiz de Zeiallos, until very recently a leading member of the Peruvian government, in which he held the portfolios of Finance and Foreign Affairs, is now on his way here, having resigned with the express ob ject of personally conducting the financial negotia tions. The bill, which has already been laid before the Chamber of Senators, proposes that the Breen tire shall be authorised to raise in Europe a loan of 50.000,000 dollars (nearly ten millions sterling) in a Four per Cent. Stock, with a view to cancel the whole of the exiating foreign debt, and to some the requirements of the state during the next five years. As the foreign debt of all clams, in cluding the Anglo-Peturian, Uribarren, Hogan and Lollar Bonds, is stated at an of 26,997,900 dots., it follows that the net ition to the foreign debt of Peru, assuming that the proposed loan is raised, will be 23,000,000 dole. This rum will be wanted during the next fire _years for a variety of public purpose* in Peru. For instance, 2,000,000 d 01.,. are to be @reigned to the improve ment of the Peruvian metropolis; 4,000,000 dole. to public works in the provinces ; 4,000,000 dole. to reeds ; 3,000,000 dots. to works of irrigatiou 1,500,000 dole. to the establishment of national kit 4,000,000 dole. to the calling in of the Boli vian coinage, the current value of which is only 37id. per dollar, instead of par; 3,000,000 dole. to the improvemest of harbours and docks; 1.000,000 dols, to the improvement of the Cm toes•houses ; and 500,000 dole. to the state prisons. A striking foetus of the project is that the whole loan of 50,000,000 dole. is to be paid off within five years, and ia to Do specially Gemmed upon the entire mem derived from Great Britain. The guano i memo, derived government engages to despatch to Great Britain daring the five years 1,500,000 tons of guano, at the rate of 300,000 tom per year, and not to mad to the other markets of the world more than 200,000 tons per year. It is assumed by the pro- moters of the project that the guano revenue in (heat Britain will be ample to cover both interest and sinking rand of the entire loan. In fact, the bill provides for the mode in which the go rmand is to apply a balance of 4,000,000 dollars, whisk it is estimated will remain in hand at the expiration of the five years, when Peru will have no torsi(' debt whatever. la its pressed incemplete stage the project does not call for criticism. It will Dolor the bondholders to sift t i ziley it them:mild . Unless the government can offer them some ' better than the property which they cow hold, have merely to keep their bonds and demand that the stipulations therein contained shall be strictly adhered to. The iroposalapparently contemplates offering them a betas as an induce ment to fall into the new armagement. Urn an averse* a sum of warty a million sterling is annually drawn by Para bee this country over and above the 630,0001. or 700,0004 which is absorbed hors I. interest and sinking fund on the oxidise debts. The govern ment proposes to raise a new leas for its immediate requirements, and to part shoe ate!' with the whole of this revenue for a period of five years, when, according to its estimate, it will have no foreign lmb;lities whatever. TES BANIRCITC7 OF NZ I BALLET. A meeting took place yesterday of tie meditate of Kr. Frederick Bryant (of the firm of Bryant sad Davies), general merchant, who stopped payment me the 21et of last month. The lows within two yews hare amounted to as much as 55,0001., and have arisen on shipping, consignments, bad debt., &e. Oa @hippie( alone the lose amount" to 25,0001. It was explained by the accountants that much difficulty had attended their rodearoor to account for the de ficiency, owing to the defective book-keeping. Gering the period referred to the gross profits amounted to 6,6001., and the capital on the Ist of January, 1867, was 13,0001. In connexion with a liability of 7,9671. on bills and pro missory notes, much 'Dry heliag was displayed. Wsth referees:se to the alups, Thomas Arbuthnot and Thetis, it wts mendened that, Mr. Bryant having been unable to meet the charges incurred for their repair abroad, they have pared out of his kande. The estimated value, V. 10e. per ton, of three other ships, viz., the Royal Albert, Samuel Boddington, end Gilmore, is included in the property held by creditors as security. The belief was expressed by several creditors that Mr. Bryaat had been aware of his insolreney for amend swaths. The offer made was a composition of 6.. in the pound, payable by instalments of 2& each, at three, six, and nine months. It woe explained that this o ff er exceeds by 4001. or 6001. the actual assets, but friends had come forward to guarantee the last 24. The estate is now being liquidated ander the Private Arrangement Act, but • wish was expressed to have recourse to the ordinary practice in beak ruptcy. Althongh, on a show of hands, the compo sition was accepted, it is generally understood that this coarse will be adopted. It will be noticed by the subjoined balance-sheet, prepared by Messrs. Coleman, Tarquand, Youngs, and Co., in conjunction with Messrs.lioney, Humphren and Honey, that the estate shows an estimated defiancy of 37,6881. To Da. er,llion . . ............ 10 11 .10. andoi4lB ~.~'':~.T'., ~ r.:~ :::: - . . ...mum 7 II - Mai II 111 ... 11.311 Y I &Ai 7 I : I ? ? .. 7 ataissos. we sismars paa... - eramanigamaaaamana us - a.!..! 7037 n $ WAIN II 1 1126111.1. se las smes, Awn salmi Ilia II li~sled ma sem as 4111.611 • • ai WI pp& uila alma se: li gledeallillig Ilisseliit --. 1.111 * II rapilludle Os 05ia115i05.......... aills • • is .....-..-..-. ...... ...-..... ............ 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A - bops* a MIL IT.. 81. feu tat. ya Mas Brat • bed ban midis& 01 she dad sad *sob welistyeselandarssevausl dial, sad °Samara sillgsd t. dasseetams flask assiefteslses, so ski Os sem lir of that dose was sow ie/ asad, T hey low- INes b..s slow, suses4ll by fry pang imseirrs ads ea& istilbs we yews aisss ow paw sherbzzad, e poi nd IM samba sow as the flods Is IL 71s Oudsi smug disisibeisd 11 lb. &wily m ess& 1.1141111., sad glis Wien la hod to the sod d Ort..bss kW Ida nit Be. N. J. W. Ls% Isq., Ehm•eourt.l 745, losslsSor-ablsw, SI lb. traders, am mast sdesisd besera. Tie oder aeons b...sis bass dor , *solo goo nisi Ss Ike sisimse, sad the po osed!so *nobs's& 110SPITAL rat Coirwurnoir. Bioxiorox.—The Ira mil Am limool We ldoproo, N.A.,,Crom of alb- Ism rN Ikasas of NAM fk. WM% bga oti obis to jamb • mom ea bleat of df. toodloas Amity el AU 1 / 1 41IMWOMII. tamer Mirk se lasiay main sass. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 11169. sand= for her the guinea. the went to the defendent's again, but she was told by • yoeng man who opened the door, and whom she believed to be the defendant . brother, al , hough he pared as his etrebtlet, that the could not no Dr. Coulston, and that he would be away for several days. She celled several times afterwarde, but could not see the defendant, and at length ohs wee told he had gone throa— t° Modeles. (Laughter.) This was two years ago, and she eaw no more of the defendset until lately, when she hap pened to go with a friend, Mice Themes, to 32, Spring-gar dens, where Miss Thomss was going to obtain medical advice front a person calling himself Dr. Hatton. As they entered she house she (plaintiff) saw a gentleman sitting in the par , lour, empires* wising himself off as Dr. Matton, and in this seatienna she recognised Dr. Coubton. Mr. May—Your friend that had your five guineas ? (A lam e ) Well, they were shown up-stairs, end shortly efoenrards the party she had seen heirs in Leicester.. place, end whom she believe I to be the defendant's brother, so great was the likeness, tittered the room to pass himself off ea Dr. Matto., but the moment he saw her (wittier), a. tf recrossielas her, he withdrew. They were afterwards told that Dr. Mattes was from hams, and could not be seen. Mies Thomas aftrrwards sued Dr. Motion in thet court, and when Dr. Matters appeared on that occasion she (witness) ideatilied him u the Dr. Code= who had obtained the eve plasm from her. Edward Singer. a tarterear r in the service of Kr. 'Josh es', surgeon-auriat, of Saolk.street, Identified the deft dant se a former assistant of Mr. Huskies's. Whim he Mr. Hoghton's service be vas known ae John Others Burnet; but Mr. Hoghtes, Indus that he wee edverthing u a =Mind mast in en serorard name, discharged him. Tho whams than slake of defendant sad his brother, both of when were at the same time in the "ervice of Mr. Hoghton, I earryieg on an extensive trade in advertising nostrum. for eervousness, dealers. So., this bong unknown until after • wards by Mr. Hoghtoe. The remedy fsr nervousness, upon the re.eipt of so many putzltampa, rossisted in • pill, made up of Lew bread sad & dilated over with flour, and ordered lo be takes caution, one at a time. In ono advertisement inserted Is a weekly paper It was set forth that, In retain for nix :1 =V on would be sat making lake il!in il n sta triree of ten yens of Mr. D. CeSty&n, an &dyads* _aust, mid that be bad MY legal drags with the isfeadame for advertisement& inserted - the names of Dr. sod Dr. Ladies. The debt wee contracted in Co* Streatf, sad Mese net until twelve months afterwards that he found out the defeedant In Spring-gardens. A Utter was produced which, upon the last wan'm mak ing application by his debt, wee not to hie office, in which it we. stated that Dr. Sinslaton had bean dead three wash", sad Dr. Ladies had left London. The handwriting wee ewes to by Stinger se being that of the defendant. Mr. Willis.. Meths was next 004 and he deposed that be west with his daughter, who mated from direfneskte see the delnadest 5 epring-gardens. Ha was known as De. Watteau. Ilie daughter hod previously overpaid one seism, the deeadeat hulas stated is kM letter that his fee was one =while she had sfun two Is =Slake. He sale the t Witten, who, upon his nabs him to Mors whet bad hem MINK home very viable, called him • "grey heeded old reseal," id theratemed to throw him down stales. He also and that he (whom) bad no tight to talk to his, as the money bad some Into the intirreary r that he ought sot to take tip his time, floe he had iffy patients to see every day, and he we. a greater men thaa Sir B. Brodie. (Mo cha laughter.) Nina Reenter. another victim, depend that else paid de fendant, es Dr. Wetter; 41. 3a. She was induced to go to him In earequence of es advertisement she sew setting fork that he weld ewe dasher In ten minutes. Finding thee Dr. Watts's did bee no s od, she asked for her money back, but she weld not get takend he wanted 11. 12". more from kr. Mold ohne out • summeas against Dr. Warne; whom she laid as the defends:at in tbe pre sentees* It was at 82, -gardens, that she saw the de. landeat. Mr. May said that be could call • mttobse of other trit eness If lie hamar pleased. Ia fact, he was surrounded by uwilortuunte victims, but he th , mght auficieut bad been shows to demeastrate the defendant's proceeding.. Mr. Halms thee, for the defendant, urged that a great deal of mimes had been =tabard by certain piffles In order to Woes Ide Mont, mad be said he 'mild befog the defendant W ether wiimmes to prove that be bad bra Mr Illielomd the defendant would swear that he had iothitg to ibe with Mr. Coulates or say of the patties with wham the elloseem had seised him up. The ddadant, John Gibson Bennett, what wen a moue timbsased appeared to be a person about forty years of ago, was aware. He dialed eatindy ever towhee sew dm pialutlf babes that day or received say rosy ban bar. Ho ever arida at 6, Lehorter-latte. sr poetised a• Dr. Cad. =be Maned bb brother had bon oconectedw:th Mr. who melded sad praelbed time. He bed W sea the ha Ms Mb before that day in court. With nerd lambed bad Dom maelbeett by the tibiae Olifyam a *had dills (thisdoseo), Dr. Woodworth, who was thee bon laths ow kayo, had breathed Is Craves-Wroth wader the mow of libgleto• sad Ladies. Dr. Woodworth wes a reistive of lfs, and had eines left gmaktad. la rept/ to the plaiatirs solicitor, the &indent said that he lived at 11, NorieDcostraos, Twickenham. He seised hie livelihood as a gentlemen. Dr. Woodworth had prec , ked is Cravavetrest under the name of Itlngloton sod Dr. Ladies. Thedelendant bath. denied in toto ell knowledge of Mr. Masa sad the wirer Drifter. He rid he bed never sees either of thane hire in hie life. He also dented the handoniting in the letter, but with teepect to Dr. Waiters he ernikand him es a trent of hie in Byrbg-harder, to whoa be had lest large coma of matey. He not, however, say what had become of Dv. Wetter's. The brother, William Bennett, who wore a ronefache, and appeared sous tea years younger than the dellandant, was next examined. He spoke of the existence of • Mr. Coniston, to whoa be (slime) acted aa ariettat, end he stated that the ',hint& wen • pal• at of Mr. Contort, but she was a grail. ponnt sad op.. peld a halfpenny. Mr. Mey nose-examin d the wirer rto hi, Caere. Be said ha wr a gent!eman, sad his privets et-O.:ere we. at 22, Norland-equare, He Mat rune of away, 600/. sad BOW. eta time, end be had teat each sus b Mr. Cantina. He was rill 'Miser retreat to Mr. Colder, e nd back pert of the profit. in warn for th e mosey be Mr. isy salad the witness 11 such • person as Mr. Coslstar aided P fie Witness rep lied in the affirmative, end expressed his trerprim that Mr. Coulsiun we net present as he had been watvenamil. The same of &and Conlaion and Dr. Samuel Coulson was then ordered to be called oat is coast, which occa.ioned much laughter, there bouts no response. After soma further voidance had been gives, Mr. May, adthiewing hie batons., raid he believed ample evidences had been glum tea which to indict the defesdaat forA tt u Heim teplied that he Weeded that such a course should to pursued. There could be no doubt but that there had heat • coaaptracy sad fraud oommit.ed, and to should order a verdict f. r the plaintiff, the defen dant at the memo time to be takes Into custody for perjury. Mr. May asked if both the .fehodant and his brother should sot be proceeded simian P His Honour replied that he could tali deal with the deibadant. The steleriant wee Oho taken faro custody by the °Seers of the mart, end the proceediage, sins heviag lesMl several bouts, taMed. 711 CHAIGE AGAINST TWO PBSSICIANO IN DUBLLY. In ths Commission Court at Lobby 11l Widmer day, Jobs Edward Pio'be roe wad Erase Reeves were pieced at the bee end Witted for am steels by hie pre teens. bran the Meg and Queen's et Pipits,. Is Ireland • &plane to pretties medicine. Raleitone• Q.C., said be and Mr. Cana, who was Onlawil with him foe the pisoners, bed bed a senseication with the crows, the result of which was that the primmer* should plead goilry to the charge. TM Solicitor-General mid he did cot wish It to be dem deratt,o4 that the move woe sot prepared to proceed with the rye. The mews wee in a position to isholostlate the ehurge spinet the primers at the ter, which was toat they conspired for the purpose et hisely ob- Liiatag • medi. d eertille.ite from the Xis sad dassies College of Phy.iei.ne in Ireland. This eenspiracy vas carried ono, rad a diploma Eta rbiehood sae an mai *non by Rime. is the name of Protheses. The frown was fully prepared to prom these tartly sad he was at opiate" that the 4aroet comma be the prime* bed asilleited arch dietetics in Writing MY Ante :to plead gig.. The Ol eo** he thought it right M beim their hadlidps, had bees is custody on tbYdew he a esetillwalis time ; the diploma whisk had Imes Webs % eras a pwasey wise document, end venli, el ay* le glees up Is SW who eel hinded ever le In weiberlike dal flan whom It bed less Eltd do MAY It ay celleL =sib le t i tsold mad= the sed posed deelog die led seeds* fIIE end cep. 90, es Yeas end paddy of the lrlg lita l Iteent's College of Plopoldass la helmet vets NOE Yet By Ni Nth esd 19th artier ef Yee est heavy - Me wen selsolesd a v= it. - lag Mee 111141111MM IP T U ZISt= Nide east which hod tees dose by Ye poinesta be Ingersdes gala dye say 'dreams Is de Mem vsuK, opera* le perm* dem ism ellnido be st: h u d i . osseft I weft Ni me Iniwikit had solid TM Ni endbmiblie gibe maps the soya Wined Mee Ye lads of Ned. vend be bay aesireral, ad the Awes* sed reepectstility of Ni Oallego sf Pliyaisline la bawl Esiksted by eyes */ thse piessese as pet Is a phis of galby , ad he Yowl to dug out es Sok ' ova resegalmentee wsprees when add as Dens Leber& NM It vas * he amminel OM the emirs hod geed mod peps gremalle dr se may mid It von alm to he seommid ME the ecenners Ind bees wen advised i Ni menu, nod, osier Ur 1" an that was he the meet ft de woe Ile raeord7.l.7t foully, mod put de penny mkt nye to ewer when ca by the neva es reed* sentence, on tees Caroms day.' sake, Ist he pined It was not the Ws* ties of the cyan le rendre tams le ado* coder the me ant ansegement. The dyke* should to gins qq te the college to be etiondlY. As le Ni Aimee Ira Yeah the prisoners were obeyed It was not now aressary le say anything, except wily that Is was et • very seism cha racter. _ Jody Bail mkt it should to Isisestood that the and was so piety to this osisaystsat, eta& shadd ouridorod so altogether between the awn mad tie pelosara The prisoners erksow!eiged assissliss basal In tits NM Of 100/. each to ep.. whew teal on ha =gibe 111110•01, cad went that dardo.l.—Yrsalmois /sorstal. BC3PICI2D 1111MAU 47 DAILIRGION. . Oa hloaday shinbees a young woman, named Mobbed' about yam or oopo, died oil Ur holm of bf .ado, la DatilogloK old the moult of • pool. mows onemlosoin„ Osietbor (Ha otodooto of waist Winn wblob lave bras hind, heill et the belief Mot her death boo be.. email by lateemel withess ee r ed wheitzehea of pebesose ism be be wpm et preembe abortion. La Moped mu Im ld malmPday, Dadbem, Wm* W. Tremr, mum, mil Inn tam milloms it apposes OM Mt of ikommod M WlMlmon, md Mot m its book so Omder ompickas !Me la dr Alb. of ma trpropm Wary betwom un kommele omi mow model am, vim is mama mirsthommir awl avoid stWlasba. Odor qemi almmommot Moded_ to aarpt r.a movi2lsB, aid — the prime im el te n s it erl *ere bre wl Mtn reerriers, let Ma del et se* was Ow see, awl rani Go ism hew. Is sear le leo* el the ammiss—the wad May esestreey Via' Woad for top NM aby moil at Duller =a s se swot. This wee On SO NI of hot ma* sod doss dot dm do to. ark ibroo deka to Illoworoda, Mee *beet ler perseter hmeebilio. Cla thole* sershe her wijimlss i t s tarz i de IV: /If ri zol o r if t, u otter o et . stod la s z i el i e . lim i . dose., It sa ma it steed slee — arrid • wirerrtegs. It Iy elk* to May her, An Mud ea Mandy loon TM lay a mid pocket of Odors Ina bud Iran- E i r i o lij hi whisk vas odors in red, " nom w aity to lo on Isom In the world am ry drotb." Oniy see the Idlers lon a Woman, dot Wog Or. e. let the Joey the saws wore la As o w hood• odds& oldtossit L Oor lever portioniody, which ses be diolnotty bend to Smith, rt, r, " It In Moo* i ce .. nailor as le p wt. you to•night, but duet he le ray.. . . . . Do iropthe,l7 se he lie yes, sad on * w ar eV*. . . . box• by No thbfloy, le eosin yen at R-1 waima,ayee ego*" The ether Were Sled to paws*, bog reerwleed elf es_ *pow IMMlluce WAR, the deemed sad en** It was Is cuteness* et the oreests of *lee bens that the portemerteer s. resdareisa was .*le e sad Dr. Toting* amid at the *peek the he wee truly of *aim bob hod bars eared by beweel redeem Hs MI heed nes* froths, whisk weld set be moue* der la ewe Whew vow Usk by the latrodesese of betremees. He *seed am& caree weld est to,. prodered the sesessems he sere, It., at the seesewka er ere sercesr. Y war to seam* way ester poroirlo caw at de ves, h. prerried to bees* the slimath. Ile rate , d tiaa teas ad}oursed for • Trek.. The eebodmester Irs• &maid on Wedge etay. ad woo brasibt i moody to Darilaston tn. meat day. Ho ma resmaded by the Invistrates. 14BIXO GAIOTTA ROBBARE Wry great excitement has prevailed in West Bromwieh sad the vicinity from the fa. t that in limed day bed ca Batiuday afternoon last a person • reap n eeds elmt wits under the th eme. Danes. of tiM Wake, was entail, garotted, and ebbe' of cash holm*" le his em*yen le the amount of 1011. fe. 6d. Prom the ingthire velem nude we are able to famish the kthotifwg pad isles:—Os the day relerre 1 to, se early as hall-prat 4, a rem mated /leek Timmins, who le a at • Maw , git at hieriarb, he the pariah dicta. betanaiwg se He Illimeen Davey lete the pit to go to the works of the Ina et Deesabod. Zan Thomas. bad to receive theoseh aserwmry Mpg the Wade employed at the Igor-pit. Accordingly the meal 1011. de. dd. ter handed over to him, and, a 4 is weal.the masey loto • bag, which the tim e k ee p r p i ece d is bls take. Ea then started es his nom sad trim Is Dmat•bilhisoa, • mats body piers Tieing' a mortar waddenl 1 ,4 adie t end be steep ithoutpt, he was met by three min, who y„ w wpoging a word, at'acked ia a body. One of dm maths Wald hold of his throat, the second attempted to bliefsid him, while the Wed pet his hood lets his pork-t sad hid Uhl of the beg otetsisidg eta emit Timmins we. the Wows viohatly ea the ground, ant, perceiving th e detemethation of Ida amiallsate to r,,b him, be rented w.th all hie strength d r • few minute.. It wee lathe) but he a short time that ha could do this dor not content with what they hid already done they best and kicked hi m on th e head end hoe and k ilt apoe his holy. dunk was the astir* of the await that Timmins coon sot cell oat, tor we. he able, althoagh the men'. thee were er=; Mho their haulm porthole ly, or am what el were. Leaving Ulla victim kr a moment or two Insesith's, they, burin secured the money b ig, cm off aloog the mid aide bean towards Wedseabory sad Hill Top. When the poor timekeeper wee abbe to get .upon Ws legs lee pursued the noviersys, calla. out "Murder:" se well as Us was ebb; but, although several per.om were about the canal aid twing.peth, not the that effort was made to street the prom« ot the thieves, and they got deer of They were met immediately therisents by • poem who baud the my of " Murder " and he oohed the three min oil a was the tooter, to whkb ooe replied that he bad given n ern • " smelt is the chaps," sad that woe wheth"holler'd"fw. Mamie* traced the thieves le the dheetian of Hill Top and, seeing • ploughman Is •MU mood at work, be ladocial him to had Ids the of the banes which be forthwith mouslol, and seemed IWO to esme op with the miscreants. Unfor tunately, the bows, which douhtle had already done a Lard .y'• Irak, ill. el Celal WA be got to go anarwards at a quirk par*. Thus the poor ham was oblig.d to Mimeo* the permit, sad the only memo left lem war to procure the moist mom el the police. Mejor 31 . 1 i Melo, deputy ritief mashie, plead the matter la the hoods of helm:hes Dew, Illayasy, mod Holland, sod Pees et hl^Crea. Three alms stated if st ems is onions dire, Sion., working op t to Abet on Illaaday night, bat wettoot NW° me sorry to add thee up to huericlo. k in Tuesday the rear r, no* steamlad the ether of Hem Mace. a. A. to Tidos, we laws that eM at Ye ere is blwkesed, his head le eed wed UMW, sod be Ye • *tang of bleed. Ha is • Mead= of pad thenther , mad litipscae 1 by his employers. A el le adthed he the apprebemion of the perpetrators at this &wisp wad brutal outrage The nom', sodp n comiet d milk someolgar, 14 half-euven.'wee, 101. in two prime • Mee, sal e.. U. In brae e Ivor end copier mcmey.—.Bir wriephael Aft. ROYAL COLLION OF 1801GEON6.—Th6 fallowing member. EJ cal•se Saari undergo.. tits 111010, 7 eam. iiiwtions, Were s 4 ~,,,wl burr tat tualltitety at s =al lag al Oka bwd as the 9tb fart , cm. —Mmes. Them Jar.. o , le-ottert, Ldechnue, Atploom morn= Or 24. 1666; lois Weems, S , attastaptuu-atoott, Um 7, 10 . INS; %M r' Jon , • Nowball-stnet. Sir oisehm•Msgsh 6, 11 1 36; Witham Gott' n, IScoarrek, ar >IR Y6i Fib. TOM Jnh Boldertaek, Dar. by. ee, &lon* No 1,111116; Zelda Porlwr N Osttor Bt. rish • os, APO' 2ir , 1 , JUNE Loth. Mew , it RP 01.91• I ii, Jr. 11 659;; Baty 110 , 104. Wedar,bary, Stalkadobtry, Jas. 14 1869; Thum Ow lirma, South Jr. 19, 1669; sad MMus agate , Calcutta, Nor. 6, ISA lab) intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS. APPEALS. (Before the Lord Cheacrlkw, Lori Braegbam, Lord Cyan- worth, Lord St. Leonardo, sad LerdWmeleydele, eris.cd by Mr. Justice Wigatresa, Mr. Justice Williams, Mr. Berea Martha Mr. Jetties Crompton, Mr. Julies Wake, Mr. Baron Bramwell, Kr. &wow Watson, and Mr. Justice Byles.) The home sat for the gewt time this maim to hest sp peala, and the arguments in the following case, which was pertly hoard last yea►, No ranunad. THOMAA ROSARTS Tit =resort, APPULANT, V. ANSA• NAM WILDS? ROSANNA, =WARD JAMES DAWKINS, MARLS/ SLIMS AVOLSTre THSLLIISSON, TIN RION? lON. PIIRDIRICK WILLIAM 11001, JASON ILINDLN. SIAM, AN INFANT, IT NIS NAST ramp, 171.ANCIS CAPPED 111001, AND TIE MON. LIMAS smsossow, INIVONDINTS ; AND THE lON. ANTRIM TNILLASSON, UMLAUT, V. ANSAWAII WILDST RORAILTI, TOWARD SANDI DAWKINS, INS 1101? NON. AARON SANDLZ SIAM, TRONA/ ROSARY/ TIALLOSSON, AND MARISA SAWN* A 1101371111 THILLVSSON. Thaw in wash from an manila dean of the Mader at the leis, smiths subject matters of the appals are the teal estates &and by, or which lave ben lace sad are bow held upon the trus's of the well-has will of Yea Thellosion, of Brodswerth, and the minks Involved role oat of oertant suits la the Court of Chwaray he the execution of the trusts of the wilL It will be nallecied that the object of the testator wee, by panning thetraidan of the devise of h.:, estates to a datent pae4el Aat a eaten descendent of hi., whom he andeavaral le lathes* and whoa identity is now in wain, should Meese, by mos of areumalations, the owner of a gigantic petiony. in to the Well of a long aria of litigation a die Ca O s w rt3 Chancery, which of wane were paid out of the male, the main object of the testator, namely, a vast sesesalalat of wealth, has failed, sad it la said that the property le sot now worth more thee between 15,0001..n4 20,0001. i Mr R. Bethel!, Mr. 0. M. Gillen, and Mr. I. ten, "premed foe the appellant, Thomas Rebate Tallow=; Mr. &ley' and Mr. Chapala' Bazar for the appellant, Aaiun '1 taellesroa; Mr. Belt and Mr. Bromlteed appeared tier the t, Charlie Sabine Thaltuanat ; Mr. Handel' Palmer, Mr. Chris.* end Mr. Boashew for the rapowleat, Lord R.A.ehimben Mr. 0. Lake Renal for the reamdebta, A. W. Ronne end B. 7. Dawklea, the trader of the will ; the Bolaltor-Oeweral and Mr. Faber for the neat of, kin of iii iii—taioT. The ergoseense be the appellants were concluded last see diOlL At theet the house to-day flir B. Bothell ap peals& to their bebbip whether, cousigenng ihe length of tler wldeh W elepeal the awe o n t2ll to be considered as part bend, and whether:the to ought not to be Mewed to vo-open their ease. Donnie wee not aseetded to by the bon* and M. Bolt peweeedol to argue the toes of the rescoadoet, Oberles &Maw Tbellanson. dom Mr.. Ramada Palma Wu this board tat Lord Reath*. ilTs ow vas ad oserladeL COURT OF QUERN% BENCH,-7U.10. at Nil Mae else r.. .t Weababelte.—(lishre Lead Casepbell sad • Spatial J.y.) DICIIOI P. Till WIZ OP warox.-1.13111L. MIN the etas of lb. Jaseafe yeebrday, Lbeem.t-Celomel Mita pee elannead at gnat loath to tapped of the heard ecaftath eteaseiste. Os ernorambelea hEthe atecosey-Gasatelgehaid Ids tintlatrodnellealle *alai of Wiltos or et • raid .any yews .gyp., alma he we. Ishredead to We. byW rbenve, Lard Obey. Lowing the whole den be wee la the alb* radar* he was always oa the slot , Maid" mad Isms with the Noel of sod saw the Wills d 1167, shier the ropTerl Os heard with .mod to Captain Mama. be sever bed the alighbet Hemp whit lb lade* Aber the regiment wee dhloolai, the eat armed that be bed hat the bead et the to to = W e ar an lkookg la the lestaenprit. Col. Math es Ikeimat-seisael et the reibeest. The lust shop be dam toes to 11/4. Ile teasidaed bliseelf =of the aess, en sal that 11111 the teem why at sad dieteesped Re tea Oat late at the bare el Ovalle Week, who woe ferspattesed, and wheat meseate led get Me Naleash. They Mod to obey the =Lof the shimals spa the sealaset, eat having ade b pep ell dam& ie esniblaid d the whisk Olio* Dithetat theeessare, sad Cottle Dukes alaptelere if Ma. Wilmer nee an the la the Rambling, sad sad *bat begaeas t e e= WHIN/ also timeline/ to swot bin be M lad alf Thin He etastawal the endess at Ompida Du Awing the whole Owe he we la Illte negiaut se alpecetel le e near M • gullemsa. The whose we. Ihsa ableassited at couldemble lees& rte we alioness with °mak MUNN mad me to the ibis of hi. essustsY sateenita with the lastmtat, and SO Op Ma conollidiadoGo with the Lai of Wills, bah beim sod at . the Ibassialheeet of the regiment, but without *halting way modirld le shake his csaniinatkia la disc. — At is o'•lock. what the emit me, thl• lel art easels& & The idol wal be NI Id le4asnew (Ws da7). COURT OF COMMON PLEA.B.,--Fmt. 10. Mb. NW Piles Is Mialkets.—Bira Lod Cbiat Jades Cockburn sod Illporni Jury.) IWNWTON MID 011112/ 0. awn. This ww• to rearm Le an slleged isvatios et ea swim terry toga ths Isi da n e Dess to Greenwich. Tbe ewe occupied the whole of the day, end wee not con doled whee the mud roes. COURT OF FACKEQUHR.,--Fuh 10. Masse et NY Prke.—llekee the Lord Chid Baron sad Oemees Juries.) sowinto 9. Tzs 110C21 RIMS= RAILWAY COMPANY:- aCCIDM. This w am adios es waves demagog for injerka emslaiald by lb. plantar by rases el ttss negligence alibi defindaste Berman'. The dshmilaate paid 61. Into coast la salisiction of the *Muir. claim. Kr. Blamer was conned fat the *kW,' ; saClir. T. Jean for the dotradosto. _ It apieareel from the ces• for the plaintiff who is high Wild some eoenty court in Kant, that be wies • pawnor on the defrndentie Ilse me the 9th of Angentoi hes on th• in" Zrakkli aerasgate a redden quail of vied tank* the train it warn driven em eta. ' den, the sawn bane fibriklate the well, and conies late th a violent shock by whist away of des pamengers suffered ecetneions. The plaintiff wee threen m v e lel p ;l,,rward, and was much bruised, his sem being la greet Be however walked Ikea, a &tree which her sites, and then hk reek preeleated red week. On the Mk he ailed in a =embed man, end had on several sessiens kept his bed for ens day at a time. Be bad lately all hie ight weakened, sad though he was able to attend to 6aetw it W.lll ser gated that the eee'dent might involve when cosaequenees. The whole beta was as to the extent of the injuries inlaid I by the plaintiff, and on this point wineries, noludieg ear died gentleman, were examined on both ides. Hial lordship, ia summing up, laid It dent a hew, in re. femme to sone obeerratitme made by the oa n dr. (mu m, that, although in intimating the damages the eleamica in life and the age of the plaintiff mlght;preparly be taken late sr coat, the jury had nothing to do with the question whether • mesa was a beekelor, or a :untried marl, or a widower, and whether he had nine ebsidten or note. Thaler, retuned • verdict for the plaintiff—damage., 601. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-F,.9. 9. (Wore Mt. Ng W.) SCATIVICOOD W. I. S. BMW; ISLUI Dl. COVIATON.- ISTALOADDIAZT 1•011.12.11:11T. The pia wit la this coo mitt to Nome 51. se. from the dolendaat. - 117 NY: B. May eelnaded for the plaintiff, ant Mr. A. Raises fir the deloadant. The cowl use crowded dorng the hearing of the ma, which was an inipeetaat one, ieetinated principally through the agency of the Louden Medical therietratiou A.stlCiatiol4 an aeoolation funned under the new Medical Registratiou Act for the purpore of roentgen quackery and taming the requtremeats of the act In dat reete t. Dr. Ladd; matetary of the amxiatlon, attended to watch the proceed ings, rod there wee a number of medical mike:lea 'meat maim to beer the result. cis Om the p's'atiff, a Mite Scatter g ood o - Iserved that theasbnc would be g ris tl y he:l4W to the Miami Regittrielen Amorist' oil for being iutramenta ia =pain the anemias' ot the detendeut is the present our. A sholloss% system d dread gusted at the preeent time la Um metreaelie INeagh • hey et In qualified mew prettg, or _waft( to premien see (Heise sad survey • Red le (Xs May) mks pivoted to prom dist Si. rl eat 'had Men a Aides c 4 sack a mien sad that by the deltadeut d mete' mast Tolima asimed names ho hid for isms time mei bees living on the ceedality et the puWio. Mr.. hay this anattedei be all evidence. fkattergocd &meal tart la af weft im admetimment /*Still( that dealbess he and I. atiretwt, .be west to tie Misdeal, who wee tees meth* se Dr. Coal4.n, at 6, Leirester-plaer, her Leicester elyeani.a esweidisred to be roailral sea. He embed mar ei qweettkais ab theating, sad them ha mid he *odd wars her is ten miout.• for ten Flamm (Letegliisr.) She replied that she could not Ord tin sad die defendant thou said kW would rnea him for Sre, i re= that this would laded* ea separates. She west with the ire rain.. the mat day, and taw the def. ndmt again, sad h Wi ght this. beit ma proper rd to be eared, sad if she he dm gainne. !the replied that she bad, sad gave his the ire guitar. end em doss, thinking she was wig to be eared at cam (Great leighter) The defrcd:ait, however, mid ter b would b. &Tiptoes to perform a. operatioa, as slot yea gelag oil into the draught, aad be dm pre her • bottle of aim tare, raying, " Hyatt me this to-siebt you will be perfestly eared barrow laseabg," sad he added, " Use ft .gala tha following eight Is ram you sea mat: She tort away and applied the mature, bat it insde her we and heal so *ors that she hal afterwards to nee (=testator, sad ohs Warm w. net. As she was to to 'applied with oar op 7HR POLICE WORM BOUTRW•RIC. Themes Preston N'etarthy, dessibed u a wholesale taw conies, of Rope! Mlnt-stroet. Tower-h , ll, and No. 24, Bier. lase, C.ty, ead AAA Bwessus, a totacoonbrr, carrying on bu-iness at No. 20, West n-street, Southwark, were eharg,d wi'h Bing conosneed with an Aber (in custody) la Veahag thirty-ore valuable nuerrchaum pip ties acme os board the Jobs Ball, Hamburg Osamu, the property of Messrs. Woolf and Co., dial:gook-use, Bariegballs• rest, City. Mr. Lewis, ass. spuered for the prosecution, and in open. lan the race mid that as the 17th of December last the John Bell araved la the port of Loudon, on board of which was continue 1 a CYO of valuable meerschaum from Vkona to Mull.. Woolf and Company. It was de'ivered on the blowing day, wh•ts thirty-Ono of the pipes won Os the Mat o/Jassary, one of the woks pp a was tweet to the poestuks of Henry HUI& a gusto= wet.. r mete, who was WAS into custody sad r emanded for fur h• r evidence. Jarvis said he was • &dative officer of the City police.. From isformation he received from the prisoner gammon, wbo was at the Seethiag-lane police .t.t cs, he went with Hagbes, as officer of the 11 divisi. n, to lloyal Mint-stre t, Tower-WU, on the previous even'ag, where be salt WCartloy, and asked him to accompany him to the station-hours in Seething-lane to be idea- Aga or to identify another men who was thee. He connoted, and ea loon as they eaten& the elation-house &warners called out, "That le the man 1 had the pipes from," at the same time pettifog out M'Carthy. The hitter denied his moertion, at the a .me time calling Seamen a vamthund. Wit 's. then took M'Certhy into easterly as w.ll an Summers, and brought theca to this court. When M'Carthy wasolarged herald t' Bs did nut steal the pips. He bated them ht the usual way, as smuggled goods, and a cost u me officer, who wee in custody, .tots them and brought them onshore." Be aim mode • communication to witness which he did not with to mak.: public, es it might &feet the ends ofjoedco. IdtCarthy refused to give his addrem but WitDele knowing It, went to 24, Bear-Yam, City, and having meshed it he found • large quanity at keep tobaoce, snuff, cigars, sky's, Berlin wool, and two immudable.look• log life-mmervers. Wealthy mid he kept them for his own protection. hr. Lewis here aslod his worship to discharge Summers, and allow him to be made • whom.. 11117nOter ;;;;I;ierstwi sad put fa tn. wither box. He rid that he beet s tobacconist's shop at 20, Weston-street, Southwark. Ha had known M•Carthy ax or seven years. H. saw Me pipes prodtred on tho 20.11 of Deeetuber, wl-es be lived In Marble-court Bortneada 4 On that day N'Carthy brewed three to him ea ram whets he said be W a umber of them at home, and is witness 11 be could sail them for him. He said he required tle. Bd. for each of the claws, and 7.. lid. fee each of We plain ones. Witness told him to Isere them, and he would see what he conk! do with them. He left the three earmles, end on the following tie/ lea saw M'Cartby again, sad told him he bed ken to • tradesman In Piccadilly, who would give an order for Dome, bat before he did so, be wanted to lee some of the others. , M'Carthy then gate him 12 more, making in all 16 pipe.. ' Witness took him to Mr. Simmon.'s, at 62, Piccadilly, and sold hint the ten sow nrodaoed for 41. 6e., at the rate of 134.6 d. each, and received the money. Whams sew WCerthy at his own boom the same night, sad handed him 31. 19a., leaving Wm 60. for hie trouble. The ere rwastatas pips witness sent to him on the I,llllring day by hie errand boy. Mr. Coombe asked when all this mewed? Mr. Lewis replied, on the 19th and 20th of December, about the time the pipes were stolen. Summers had said that previous to ICCarthy bringing him the samples be called ois him, and asked him to wait on him, and look at some smuggled enemata= pipes. Wit ness kaew him as a tobacconist and dealer In smuggled goods. &Maltby acksowledgel selling the pipes, but stated he bought them in the regular way. r. Comb* asked whether the piped now produced had been Identified as those stolen from the case is question? Janie replied that they had. Mr. Lewis here informed him worship that Rinds, the Customs officer, who mood charged with being concerned in the robbery, would come up for farther examination on Bs ' tarday. the 19th Met, therefore be sated his wor.hip to [ remand the ',risotto. Il`Carthy until that day. Mr. Corobe accordingly remanded him, and refused to leant bail. LAMBETH. Mr. Emote was ergaged for upwards of en hoer in investi gating a charge of amtaalt preferred by Frederic]: George Hewing, a Bremen belonging to the brigade, spies: lhomas WAitaker, the Wanes to Mmes. Hodges', the distillers, private dm brigade, and ia whose charge a powerful engine Ntlonging to Maws. Hedges is placed. Mr. GSMhr the the barrister, Instructed by Mr. Humphreys, ir i Te im p t ort the completed ; and Mr. Solomon aed IteTithrocii, the;uperinteadcat, and Means. Hender• era and Holloway, the t nsineere to the fire brigade, wee also pretest t) watch the proceedings. eillzpeared that for some time pest a misunderstanding has between the brigade men tad those atttchei to the citrate testae belonging to Homers. Hodges. Scone weeks age the defeedsat Whitaker bad b•en earomoned to this coast awl was coevicted in a penalty for assaulting a petiolate at a Ire. The mate for the present complaint arose on the Nth el lest week at a fire that took place in the house of Dlr. Oliver, a hater, at Heeningtoa-crose. The coutplahmat warn the dm* to metre at the lire, and baying, with the ae 'Weft of others, thrown several buckets of water en the menesed to confine it to one room, and wet on beheads sad knees, looking for the source of the fire, when the deem &et, who had brought his easing, rushed up stain. He mew him, the ddent said, Get out of the way, yea Ilireseeps deer Imo man, eosplaisant what can replied you Inso w that he aboat be ra md ene a to the brigade. mid to the Waterloo-statioa, and e his somber (90), upon which he said he had only ladensed to the brigades few days, caught him by the collar, him out of his way. In his CMS. aeamiatloa the complainant admitted Ilist he was not much hitt, and that it was the indignity of babes treated m that he t most of. Be 'also admitted that the defendant with him a hand-pomp, an ineinneent generally asli g gthisess in patting out alight fires in mom, and Hr. Holloway who wes called as a witness, admitted that this pomp had been wed to it:Unpaid& the reesa;nhig Ire In the room. Elbott observed that there could be so doubt ft was rag kind on the pert aliases. Hedges to beep ma mese to • at in eatinguirhieg firm and that their servants hod a right to &vend at aeon but at the same time the magi= should to Vetoed under the control sad management of a discreet sad proper person, and not one giving way to sued tamper as that indalged in by ths defendant. His conduct on the poem acesaire was most improper, and for the smault complied of he mast pay a penalty of 405., or 20 days. The penult woe pi& Mr. Githird some' the magistrate that in all other parts of the mime& lie Wale men were on the best possible terms with tie eNumbele as private engines. MIDLAND RAILWAY. The half-yearly report of the directors of this company, to be submitted to the shareholdin on the 16th inst., st Derby, states that the trade of the country has hugely recovered from the depressiou wh!ch existed durlng the early part of last year. The troths receipts kr the hie nor lading the 31st of December show an inerwo of 29,1161. over those of the corre.pondierg half of 1867. The balance available kr divideed is TAW, of which 2,2001. was brought from the previous MU-7w. The direction re rimmed a dividend of 21. lbs. pee cent ou the Midland Othesiiihned Block, of 21. la. 3d. pr cent on the Binaleg bn led Derby Stock, sad the sisal dividends on the pro. fenny steam. Eihould the mileage of the trains commute to threw* *ming the entreat hidiser, a vote will be mind for th e parchase of new eosins,. The th reaten battled to submit a resolution to the moodag of :proprietors for tha szenation of certain station works, and he providing additional roll , ng stock and maoltinery which they consider necessary, the es Jawed coat of which to 97,1601. Tho ca pital account shoes that 20,720,6161. had been modest, is aloft( 4,380,6791 c debentures, and 20,663,7121. eneseled, including 92,2301., dories the past half-year, leaving • balance of 67,4331. The revenue axons* for the half-msr eodiag Doc. 31 last shows that 937,4771. had been remind, end 407,6931. repealed, including 24,4661. for rates, t mee, and duty, aid 20,2601. for newsiest way renewal deb., hsving a te1a5ce01329,7841. Out of this is deducted 201,0161. Went on lona and prekrence thane, 1,6661. Balton g *la , ad 6001. for redemption of debentures, leaving. with from previous account, • disposable balance of 326,8904 against 601,1051. at the aorrespondiog ref.od of 1067. Two DEATHS PROM THE FALL OP A HOosa AT Hamutar.-Yeeterday afterscon Hr. W. Baker, the cower f r East ll , dilesea, held a long Inquiry at the Three Owpossee, Denten, co she body of Lamm Webb, • tierwier, who with his brother wee killed by the felling of • newly erected public-hones is Leasiowne.reed, R ichmood • reed, Delete& Mr. Angst, • aoticiior, attended to watch the prootedMge ea b hall of Mr. Lisoar, the builder. The beam wet rAmmeaced • few weeks Wore Christmas and had mostly lets roofed is. Oa Thundsy afternoon the donned with another brother were in ono of the frail now Lyng the S wring, when the front wall seda t ely collapsed, ▪ the whole cme down with a fearful moth, argyles with it the several floors The deemed wee brought oat dead, and his brottwr, who was conveyed so the Owasso Hos pital, died on Mosby morning. It smeared that the arc la of the collar is Mot of she how hod leen connened with the frost wall with a "skew bath," to form which the sew Wok work had to to est into to the extist of bar or eve incise. The oven• r bevies alluded to the ungallant.* of the inquiry, said the evidence valid ant jos ify • mimbal charge rany ons. The jury, miter 1102110 deliteresion, bond that d ui eteseetl had bon "AcePen•e'ly killed," and added, that "they (the jurors) could sot 'operate without expre*sirg Weir °pluton that the occident wet mused by the ear siog of a 'thew sawle eve inches in the front wall, which till , con demned to he • very dangerous prat ice ander any elect/m -enace", more orpecia/ly whoa the work Mina gr, en state, end that the mien should not have lees made without giving nodes to the district surveyor." NANA SAIIIB.-All this time there is one further off whose new is seldom neatened exc pt with bated Meath Weeper lobs-cone of whom there are soot thoughte then word,. The Noma is in tie jungle bit of Chards, living with the Rajah of the place, which lies some sight e r nine ludo north of Naaparalt. To secure his is sow actually the rest abject avowed by most people exempt the autherinea. But ho mast tot le startled trena his kit- ' iliac moot be so procdpitsto beefy move to frighten the cowardly, magednary beset of Bithoor, till the toils are monad him. And it will be difficult indeed to set them surely, for be is scold the jangles, whole hi. swore mu-t be at home, and hie capture will be effected probably by treachery and airatsgeoi whir than by bete. Already be Is roused and away. flaw I wrote the bar liners above, we hear that the Nana bee rowed from Chordal to the noeth-wat, in &caw jowls at It. We shall see. There le 15,0001. eat on hie persom-:f It were on his dead body, Nvna Sahib's heed might soca be b our catn . p.-Letto r from Chile. MAHN SINGH AND HIS BROTHEL-It iaetilingethht pe pis exposei to ouch heavy Mk of rain as the inhebi•ante of thdia should irt prima" ekthhig better ad.pted to protect than. I well soarotly mein a smile at the apparent.. of Maus Singh as ha Me alo ad of os is a gay tsars or high cap of gold sad silver brocade, kid glotes, • thin en ring pwo, tight natal nag, cotton socks, sad Alpert. Hie brother, Rugber Singh, magnificent is the richest shawls ...,d etas, le one whom &ppm tune does not ' (mete mirth; it is easy to feast the keel nation to leash et • man whose ee As are of tb• most atromocs character, if the testimony of living and deed are ti be credited. He is • Torqueniada in the art of kelitriag, and he has outdate all that Colons/ Sk caw records of him. la spits of his be:aht, delicate band", mad feet, ass/ splendid attire, Rottbsr Singh has a repulsive look, for In his face thme is • mingled ex pression of the el sees, cunning, and cruelty which are but too well seiner I in his assts.-Correspoadent of Times. Toe COFFEE CZOP.-Entopeans who have re sided is Ceylon for • quarter of • century, agree In stating that they have never wk we weeolx r in January se 'we have had Otte year. Whim rain tad rot acsually been falling the shy has bees cleady sad the atmosphere mein, and cobs corers hen bees meetly tried. Nevertheless the etre aof the le light have been large. No fewer then ids weals have sailed for London with cargoes aggresses's 30,391 we. plantation; and 6,869 naive-in alt 37.361. One veld has clewed oat for Newport (for orders doubtless) with webs. Two vessels have taken 21,000 °wee, to Wawa, searly all native • and • omen quenity of this latter desceiptioa has roes to daoritius. The teal exports of, the *stated have been 0,334 virtu in the prep-Thom of 33,871 plantation and 28,463 nein. The total export is onwiderahly in exam of the corm-pesthole periods for the three preceding years-Womb Oderrovr, lea. 16. [Advertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND r e vez z 4lllJC •II la. T. T Lopers-Tlisompheat Owed vie* sesneur set to Ones the most =dem. Heel mai weds. UN ere .tr y. Issltailiti= te woo& haw; willellasellb at kW br.- % emu Di allay thi s mores' sendbliaira see le Nunes yet Is disievasad sedition& se Oka . while the MONO to ribbed wr is t but wilwile ertiemios et lbs Used. Is the I purest suargialass. Mien pingeolisiy, 011M.P. apoolly mho ate& tie ray il oafs,* am besswhis mad a ell. mimed &wt. rawaseties, tarot.% mew asleep Wiwi the o Ali et aiddiu tailless, of hesperaturh MARKB2B. OOTTON.-I.marema,lla. 10.—Marleat puff and dit4l, rd Dna. Ye aita ool 4., evadable caw& Mr 12,044: bake , 4,000 foe weal. 140 bada, at 40,1 upo 71 to n., ; LOW lank aa to Amselaa a. 44 7(0 tapas& 71d. tea 9d. WOOL AND WORlTlD.—llanacaut, ha. 10.—Tbe demise for cembins wool of M bads Is nendiagld 11•1601. Pride have Imo sus tained darts' tbs mart manila AM wawa aills him nee eff. l l o . g em . ban Am abis b .b oda a relastlon of Id. by lit K lb. ■eh W WPM ars ofit as nth& tad prim ars ..hale to brier at We buyer. The worsted yamb MY betas to lam sew d tim buoyancy we bus nolked for mane stomas, past. TM lees Mere of Me upset boom a. buyers IN sew being let to spintsam Iniegyas OM adore to a atom ninon baying sal contrasts e ra VP to Ibis Nam MI We ni94 predated ban bean wrier sa axe as arse, sad the sadist Is bee dz. TM de mand kir base tramapitak is yel 7. tboagb tbas ban lamb bus vegy ant j eerstr; • stranglaassireesabt bola as eg UM% • rigid intorabres sews St be &is irks se =lst ~,,,,, ems Or a was trait maga !ft Om so sa ki some tless pot Itarelmbi gift &Mask We sentriane, tris .I — Meillnd nu wan 111 Os aralisa bias a s aglisl Isla 1 Colls.—lttrututanss, ha 10.—Eaassisnal Irewseir mar. ) liafra ne . it, tba nark tail t 04 . 21 .2 1111 . 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L.-la tha = o r talm tam 1.411 . 4 e. amt. MILD Ma am Ma es amold. 414. alMs 11111 era Is. ISM IM 14. - ma imiL lim ti E. 4 am. Mal VA an Mum Ma ma-44. am. maid Dessa. WI C li Ma, ft Ma tia MA mat--21 as. mail. M asaland Ma ma. Mat mai& 44. apas ma ea 1 4. op as maw; WM ma M. :Azlapiinom . satyr Ild r z a ... . r.r .m.: !tar . v4 = os sew 14. op es am ola Mara Pam poi wastit7frid al SFi li el ; May. Wa. to ma 1 a 44.4 a M. ; taw, pi l a a top-Mea Naas; lona. OWL: Ma OWL. MIK eiTYLL-Taaimat. TM 9.-Tie avatar el Am Oda sem Wir= i rlas 743 am . Dziallasl4 ma ha: ~.4 K a lyd. ,• emu Tl 3 Vlllll, tma IL 4 illpir VC ". Mat ats 7•7. big 4bm OM Majtaa. m 441,014 bandy ariataarl. Tea sta ti l b ultallag sea latatar, tam fa 61. le p =Liam! Val pip. Me ta to a IM. pa amt. la ardaatlLL asap; Ta tat alas; 111 Oita sm.; ma PIP. TRAFFIC RETURNS. tillavall. Me Paw Mir. TlWrelal. Oa mom dam. la& WM Waligift howl P. A A a a I= e ratrondileeirl m I. WI MT 1hrtp ai .........—. ••• NI NS PK CM =r 4. 4.W. ... 1.113 UN 6.411 LTA In 1.475 1.31/ 6.793 1.780 Mit Maw Messrs t 74r Deals_18iates _ . _ NI 8) 11l 119 LO 11,42= d1 Z 7 1=L. SI 311 IN WI GU ritri=.= S e : f a l 1: V S' S 1 11 MGM= ..... - —.. 134 10.101 LW/ 11e4 3 1 30.044 In& S . —.... 1 14 74 In 4,3343 -. Illuleleasal ar.... -- .... 1 7.%1 11397711 Monk all Pitman 9. -• issom Mldm& •••• LIU In UM Lni ......... IN WM MN 494 499 web MO& . - MO - 1,163 ". UV {A L T? 4..5. 1. 1 I. WOAda. me MMus ....-........- spo u.sa ISA 4 AM 11.10.3 MOM SHIPPING INTSLLIGHNCE. OA ay ALI T. alltif 16—The %emu Tidrielairodel7e, — klere - Nd. le the Wore. of IllmemetM (Meek Aker, Irma Alemedels ea/ Cloomeems em Make pow ; wow semi. lbe Me boa :Mee hi km by tM tube (e). is/ preekkell ke Imidem—Newbeees, Pek M. The following nodes was jostled from the General Post-office yestadey, namely The steamer Circamiae, IWO maims with the government of Newfoundland to mil from Galway far the mails for Newfoundland of the Gonda( of the 4th proximo. The Pees, with the heavy portion of the Calcutta mails, le expected at Southampton on Tuesday next. She want oat to Alexandria and returned to Malta he sateen " UB NORTE COUNTZT SHIPOWNZin.....The ship owners of Smith Shield. and Sunderland are about to peti tion the legislatere for relief from tee grievances they are seldected to from local end swift ensiles, sock as timber duties, stamps on charters and b i lls of lading, passing tolls. Trinity-hews end light due, and harbour charges appUed to other than thiggingierieses, to Lacrosse NO MittCANTILE ABSISTANTIL—On Teasley the net of s seek* of Matures was delivered is the epsilons Main . hal of Messrs Divs., Machin= and Beet led" by Prod:sew Melees, of the London Invitation, This COMO diatoms hes twea initiator(' by Me•ars. Devoe and Co. In order to provide their numerous employes with Imo mit sad 'aster:Sive recreation daring tbor evenings. Tax Boons Durum—Last year the sugar duties amounted to 4,687,8024 Some alteration is expected In the duties in the next budget. PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL INDIAN Doer lIIIITL—We bare bete informed—and the hiformatien hes andel as much setids!lio22—pult 'Tong ceber bane- Hi Imsetieis Introduced by Lord Stanley - rnto the system of oineecting business at the India•odlee, is one listen led to mew a larger unmet of publicity for the acts of the Indian =Mit, bosh at home sad abroad, than has hitherto ss: n eeded to them. Orden have, we ere told, been bead to the different secretaries, di , orting Users to select for publication every year all the most Important papers M their department pot of a nature to demand Kerrey. We mey expeot, Mentor% every year a collection of far more valuable Indies blee.b,..oke th.n parliament has ever ex tracted from an unwilltig_goveinment.—Overfiteil [Advertisemeat]—Effectual cure, without medi d...a bytinalks ldrpeuele). habitual coestleetles. realty. p.ipliet/es at he 4ecs. teeektity of the NM, low !wed elns. eeremma. lialeemee% moral a. he dlorrbeie, mean. Mame. esemaptien. deepenikeey. oa Wee* p . he Deed s.. Tatum's . it. our eaer•Verta son "mns tanizaa si. W rgoit or TSB Dia 1 , 1 t z liVn." porg aim. flimie et lary=llffid 11111=1: meow. W • mom - mere waskes. mace umm tee set mere 411 , 104 to the meehl nada% hoodoo: Jean 0111 pee. O. l'etetweeterrew.teeltager. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DLACKBURNS—Feb. 9. at MaTlOO-89,1128 South. Dublin. the tet:e of estaeltborse. Sq.. of • en , CANWiLL—Iob.4 slCulf s ordfecom De Desurolvtons, the wire at llpd►park, the wife of OLMILBOX.—reb. 6. al Olossea— T. Cacksoa. Raft, el a dau4hiey . 4at Odle Circy, Limerick, the wife of T. Yoder/. &ft, of a daughter. rsAmcle.—row I. m itonis isle, Wouninsus. the oaf. of CaPi. J. Praml6 of a soft. WIAT.—Teb. 9. of Urger lama-Amt. MAUL the wife of the Rey. 0. L Miley, of a daughter. PiTTIWARD.—Ieb. 9, at lisborothih. Fuffiilk, Lady Lewes Feud ward, of a siftaititof• INAIL—Feb. 6, at Bedford put. crosdon, the We of J. Skinner. roe Id a sea. TT LEL—Feb. 9. at ?Joffe!' Tyler, lA. el • daughter. flydo-park. the wife of Capt. MARRIAGES. DUCELZY—BURTON.—Web.S. M Bt. Goatee. Ramon mean. by W Be.. A. J. itoboime. Buckley. eel,. late of the l immlaxim6th Klag's Iloomma to Nay Flaw, daujuer of B. Marton, tea of WOHIS—YATTAL—teb. 7. M St. PhuotigLaiLord. by the Rev. E. of Dame. l Mr.V ir. T. WO, of flienchorter, to Taylor, daughter Team et laioee. ODDIS—BOULTOII.—ieb. I. at St. Mary a *mime rem" id owe. 11011 of *elate of cohley Hoops. Home. to Mariam. Loulim ilemora. dattehter tf the late C. Boohoo. of leo. tareemeare. at L. Root. Mr. Heed 0. or at OW beebbilowsteest. to LIIIOLY, motet. of w kW XL Wilber. et Oyesalrick. BCH Bi—DEr ILT.—Yeb. S. at At. John's, Wien. bear H by Hu Hoc Z. A. bwy. the air. w. n. &hobby, IL reit to thtobse Boarekter, *mow at the Wm Roo. T. Day. of Rea MU Ream, Mao. DBATIIB. HLDOA.-Rl. 11. Laaelear, Sawa, M. 0. Baadaa. .a 129. OLIN UT'.—M. 6. at lositarrlik. Gravesend. W. Clement, 1.4. DALLAL—Fists. lit at Ihm* Hammersmith. la lbsaith year air his am Ream Deem rep te lrset. rm-0 of Porehrehriashas. Hafe• Imam. sod Letlorrlere. nua—rib. I. al Welton plain. Chelsea. Hash AD" wits et a. Nae,asee M. LlMPllol.—teb. I, it Chesteimatte Hectors, are Beth. tea W. IL Minim% 314.. lector et Store lacy. lerieretelim sae use 4 a. PiMaori WaLsar Run 11m.is. of Ns. I. Oral the Oft of Loados. Plinio?. IA she ta Oft". 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