The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-18 00:00:00

• - IN PERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOU-T'l OF LORDS.—MosDay, Fin. 17. IN the Ilona, of Loans yestorday, the Marquis of Own: .ranna, in the absenoo of the Earl of Derby, pf.tpoised until Monday next his notice to call a•t-ntion to the question of tho tenure of • land in frt. land. 1 The EIRE London Museum (Site) Bill passed through committee. Oa the motion of the Bishop of Orronn, a bill Vas brou;,ht in and read a first time for amending the law (.iv the consecration of churchyards. The h01..,e adjourned at 10 minutes to 6 o'clock. 3 HOUSE OF COMMONS. —MONDAY, FED. 17. In the HOURS of Conuoics, Colonel FRENCH gave notice that unless a statement was made of the day it which the Irish Reform Bill was to be ; brought in, he should divide the house against the 4 introduci;..n of the Scotch Reform Bill. After lapse of two or three minutes, The E.al of MAYO, amid much laughter, gave notice of 1 is intention to move for leave to bring in the IC.. h Reform Bill un the 9th of March. Mr. Lie NT stated, in reply to a question from SirCharle , Bright, that it was the intention of the government to bring in this session a bill for the acquiretecnt and working of the electric telegraphs in the L'etied Kingdom, and that ho would state in a few dr days when the bill would be introduced. On the second reading of the bill to continue the susieLsion of the Habeas Corpus Act in Ire land, Colon, Femme remarked that if this bill were wa glad for Ireland it Ira: equally wanted for England. Mr. C Foareacus complainted that they should be put I. the painful necessity of passing this measure oithout its being accumeanied by any remedial measure, or the announcement of any reinedia'. measure. They hail been told to-night that thur. was to be an Irish reform bill, but on the thi• cardinal points of the Irish problem— namely, ;and, education, and the Irish church— they wet , in total ignorance of the intentions of the govermiont. Sir H. , :sees remarked that they had had three rebellions in Ireland, and he did not know how many co, mien seta, but all had failed to reconcile the peoil. of the country to the rale of this house. The real ni was thatthe vast majority of the Irish people inid not any portion of the government of the com:try in their Lands. They were a catholic people, '.ut they were not represented in the , cabinet r in the offices or state. They had au alien s: church which was the church of only one-eigAii part of the population. He denied that that um equality, and said they would never get Ireland ' submit to it. Nor would Ireland be matistic.' without an equalisation of the laws of the two cui..qics regarding land. • The 1 Al was then read a second time. The 1 ADVOcarz moved for leave to bring in & bill to amend the representation of the people in Scotlaie lie said the franchise given by the bill was th, amo as that given by the English act. Accord . .ly in boroughs every householder rated and pa. • g rates would sic entitled to a vote. The bill did . contain any provision with regard to lodgers. In Scotland they l.ad always recognised the rie , • of lodgers to Le registered as tenants. Then 4. regarded the county franchise they pro ' posed t. reduce the property qualification from 101. ay, sta. to Of., and that the occupation franchise should to a holding of a 12:. rateable value. As reprdi tho distribution of seats it was nut pro posed take away the right of representation from a: existing constituency, but it wasproposed to give von additimuil at , ,ineers to Scotland, in creasite the number of the weathers of the house by so t. Any. Of Ouse, two would be given to the univer. cos of t..lcotland : one to each of the three large etuties of Lanaf.i, Ayr, and Aberdeen: one to • :laigow, upon th 3 sat lo footing as the third n ether was given t. Lir( rpool, Manchester, and ; and one tu a $ pulp of burghs com prising Ardrossan, WiMavr Barhead, John t • mrgh, Kirkintillocl, and Pol lock Aha .., in Lanark-Attie, ttenfrewthire, and Duni . barten,cntaining in 18.il an aggregate population of Then they prop tied that the burghs of Hawir'. and Gulashiets sniedd be added to the Medd ...ton district, of burghs, and Alloa to the Eitirlite• district. Mr. • \ XTEIt Baia if the occupation franchise in Sc..t.hwd might consist of land only, it would be in the put , . r of one or two landowners in some coun ties vit....n:oly to command the repicaentation of the county. But he still more strongly disapproved of the proposed scheme of redistribution. Be pro tested against adding to the number of members of that house. No ono wt.. 11.1 dispute the claims of Scotland to additional representation, but rather than obtain it by that 1111:7/1111 he would prefer waititi 4 till they weld 11:1 - . - e the question of re distril ti ion as applied to the whole kingdom dealt with et a reformed parliament. Scotland de inaniloi to be treated as an integral portion of the United Kingdom. They did not ask fur additional representation for Scotland qua Scotland, but they asked for a redistribution of the representation of the whole of the kingdom. Mr. Smotterr thought the demand for fifteen additional members for Scotland a reasonable demand, but Sir .1. Meteor urged the claims of Dundee for a second member. Mr. Lsteo thought it hopeless to reopen the question of redistribution in this parliament. The question, therefore, practically was, was Scotland to accept the instalm.:nt of justice which was now offered f For himself Ito would rather accept it than wait for the indefinite time when there was to be a complete redistribution of seats. He saw no force in the argument that the house should con sist of no more tlual (kid members. Mr. Atom:tare regarded the whole proposed scheme of redistribution as unjust, and contended that they must look upon it not in a national, but in an imperial point of view. The legitimate mode of increasing the representation of Scotland was by disfranchising small boroughs in England. As to the borough franchise, they must follow, of course, the example of the English bill, but he suggested that it would be better to omit altogether the rating principle as regarded Scotland, because in Scotland the Whole principle of rating was diffe rent altogether from that which prevailed in ngland. Colonel BERM) said the proposition of the go vernment would be looked upon in Scotland as a mockery. Ho had nu hesitation in saying that they ought to wait till the question of distribution was settled for the entire kingdom. Mr. M`Lanzw considered the bill most objection able. The abstracting of the burghs to which it was proposed to give one member from the coun ties would eliminate the liberal element from the counties and make them nomination counties. He also h. objected to making Glas gow a t r i angu l ar bo rou Sir E. COLEBROOKR thought they ought to apply to the Scotch counties the same conditions of resi dence that were required in boroughs. Sir J. Fseoussow deprecated the discussion of these details at this stage of the measure. Mr. GRAHAM said there was the strongest repug nance in Glasgow to have three members on the same terms as three members had been given to some large towns in England. The CHANCILLOR of the Examinee expressed his surprise that opposition should be offered to a bill which was the largest measure of reform that had ever been offered. to Scotland. The mode of distribution was a matter to be disclaimed in com mittee._ The discussion was continued by Mr. Qumran and Mr. REABDES, the latter of whom claimed a largo increase of members for Ireland, after which leave was given to bring in the bill, and the house adjourned at a quarter past nine o'clock. DR. DE JONOE'S LIGHT-BROWN COD L/VIE OLL. —lt is now conclusively eatablehed that ao other oil yo per 'ably prodace the same bane:trial effects as Dr. th JineWs on on the consumptive invalid. Allen O. chattawap„ merm s. o t Leominster, In reoceding It. of In mew •• Bevies for some years ezteusivaly moll I. dis Jemm y uoki. Brown Cod Liver OE, both In public and piro I have Se hesitation In stating that Es offsets are veep tar I. those or any other Cod Iber OIL" Bait eats la WEN. ZAVils=ad., sad 95., by Dr. deJoadra rep Amor, zedwd . ZIT. Woad, London. and abiomilLvailbwassio F j.P *partial' is:teapots- - - - ails iEntelligearet TATTZBBAILS -310 rOdY• COURT OF id Fi i ßga—ra a• 11. ; .0400 t7a a pavater at Albeet-gate was rather • name. (Before the Lord Chanwelhen) . rems we, the Monne et elpeOldatide that too k _fPaa anal liftman e , surraerourax notiwae onisionr. • Itastiod. snits* Peffiliglag eilirni. Fra me " tw 111 sca. The mot= from which thin well pa bills NI ' neetioa with any of the fortliderning Mahn ter as the 31st of January loot been V7rYM weed. Lincolnshire Handicap the two favourites . , King Chasm- when his Honour, after hearing a lesig log and Oar , rstma i ' mNl am • while al %De other bait & monk mede • deedaration that she skeet =wee = Ligurian and Purveyor wens 'hie The remainiag tut the shame for &me w soittees% too else me. horses mentioned were invested upon modrrately esly. I =e ,_ ______,_ _.„,„ „_ I,______„,__ way bad Very little was done on the Liverpool Grand Natioud, On improperly 01 :4 1 7 1 "'" roxl=ocomiomalaus to o. two new favenriasat Chimney Swap and Altabiada ' balag tai amount, and the% the interest en senate &ben. Lo most request, tad some mmwty was expecieseed is tore stook wee not properly charged to topimi rmliyi on the graalnunad a t flare* gaited . Th. seem= ; and ales musics* Ike defendants, WY in eatiaiderable denten for the city . and the wow , sod th . director ,. from Suburban, and a email outlay was aerated to Voice fee or paying any dividend, exempt so far as the prots i ti the Chester Cap at 20 to L For the One Thousand other =omit of the company might be applicable to such Guineas a speculator took 3 to 1 about Lad Elizabeth, dividends, rapid being had to the *pedal acts authorizing and offered to increase his iaveetinenta. For the Two the several =doeskins' of the company and those of the Thousand 3 to 1 wet g enerall y ` acted a g ainst itsalaniciaa ' Lends Chases Act. The injunetioa of se be mail the beating with an occasional 'moister offer to accept 100 to 30. Blue the mow or other order, end the eiehe till Si eaderteke Gown had again a declining appearance for both his moos, • ate damages. His Honour also held that the fain that and asp daily fur the Derby, 23 to 1 being laid against the plaintiff bad already accepted the dividends paidis the him for that event, after 20 to 1 had been taken several manner now objected to, and that he had bought 5001. times. There remains nothing else to remark upon, and stock in the company for the purpose of being in • post. the quotations at the close wee ma follows: nos to institute this suit, did not prevent him from ob- LINCOLN3IIIr.E RAMP:CAP. ~ tatting the relief sought by the bill, provided be was not 7to 1 emit Count Eatthyaufs Meg !:harming . 6 yrs, ad ). using merely at the instigation of other persons who in stoff to I Major Pr ) tdollo's Czar. 11 yrs, 7st (t) dentnified him. 103 to 7 Sir. J. Dover's Ugurno, 3yra, eat rib !off) Sir B. Palmer, Hr. Gifford, and Mr. Bristow, appeared 100 to 6 —1: r Pacy's Mosley, 4 pa, Cat 1016 ,t) for the Ourt ruy in o pp. w ition t o t h e or d er of injunction. 100 to 8 Mr C. Legard's Indigestion, 6 Its. 7st 6lb (1). They submitted that the can= adopted by the Victi m') to 6 r. U. 84.,rtford's Parnitor, 6 Yrs. Os Sit er n . Chsneellor wee 's u re l y w ith ou t precedont . Th e j u l ep .. toe to C Si r. Nar)ur's Om Stocking, I Irk 6 " n '''' '—' Noe, which would Inflict serious moonvenisture upon the 5100n6) PO to 1 Mr. Pawners Fermin, 4 yr% 7st Mb (II defendants, was granted npm meagre information, sod at to to I— • ir. J. fkrnso's mine Moe. J yes, Cd Sib (t) the =dance of a plaintiff who came with • slur upon his 25 to I Mr. T. Jennhat's Canthiens, 4 yrs, Get lOW (t) title as the more nominee of other people hostile to the fa to 1 Mr. neatheota'a swinish. e yea, 701 4th (. 4.1 company. It would also very =tonally affect the points 34 10 1 Mr. W. "'castes lady ZaUan g t a yea, set na to be decided when the watt was ready for hearing, and the LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL ~ , observations of his Honour upon putting the injunction 100 to 7mu ford Coventry's Chimney Swam. e 3 .11 . nit w were at least animal in such a state of amuse. They SIM to 7 Sir. Porbor's Fan, & yrs, last 61b (owl (t) 16 to 1 Mr. R. J. Mizell's Aleßds,l4, aged. list 1011) further contended that the court could not interfere with 30 to 1 Mr. BraylWs ?Jona, aged. h.st rlb (t) the internal affairs of the company un der such 'Arms thote - - - S i r. Bloiam, and that the ct ri AND SUBURBAN. SS to 1 sot Lord Howth's The Lombok 4" Cot 91b (t) MISTS& CUP. 10 to 1 apt Duke of Deoworlis Void* 4 yrs. 7st Sfb (t) ONE TIIOCAAND GUINEAS. •to 1 szst, Ilarquie of Hasty' Lady Ilkabeth (t and w) TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& $ to 1 art SD J. llawters Roalcruciae (off, t 100 to 10) SO to 1 Bie J. Hawley's Due Gown (11 sad off) f/ERRY. II to 1 stet Marquis of Bastaage tads Elizabota (t) Ito 1 litir J. flayteys Rosier-lan (A 100 to 0 C,ouot Latthyaurs Typhoeus (oft) 10 to 1 Raton Rothscluld's Suffolk (1 and of) ZS to 1 Edr J. llawlors taus Goon (t) 1000 to 16 Dalai of Newcastle's Speculum (off, t 100:Ito 10) MO to 10 Marquis of Adesburrs )rosachlis (1) BETTING IN LONDON.—MoNDIY. The clubs worn thronged at an early hour, and although the transactions were not Individually heavy a fair amount of business was got through in the course of the morning. For the Lincolushire Handicap King Charming, albeit cot in great request, maintained his position of Mt favourite with unswerving consistency. Czar was also a good second favourite at Bto 1, numerous outlays being flied° at this price. Ligurian, after being backed at 100 to 8, receded a point, while Purveyor was altogether friendless at 100 to 7. Ainaloy met with substantial support from his party at 20 to 1, and at the same price Rhine Wine and Feotlor went well. The remaining transactions on thin event presented no new festers. The most important ntuvcs on the Liverpool Grand National were the rapid adv.uthe of Chimney Sweep and the co ming of Alcibinde . Lord Coventry's home was well su pp orted in the early port of the morning at 100 to 6, a this price being. no longer procurable, a largo commissioner offered to accept 1500 to 10, and the closing offers were 100 to 7. Alcibiode, who till recently has played a quiet I part in the quotations, Caine with such a rush that his price speedily shortened from 21 to 1 to 100 to 6, and at the intermediate odds of 20 to 1, a very large amount of business was done. Fan was in no sort of request, and Tennyson, deprwaed by his stsblo companion's advance, retired to 20 so 1 offered. Daisy and Pearl Diver were scarcely in such good odour As on Saturday, but The Lamb showed a slight improvement. Clansman and Benaset were moderately befriended at their respective quota tions, and the remaining incidents were much the name as others previously recorded. For theTwoThousand, 3 to 1 was laid and offered attinst Itheierucian, and 8 to 1 to a WWI amount was looked about Pace. The Derby was all but a dead letter, but it is to be noted that 8 to 1 was offered against Rosicrucien, while 9 to 1 would have found takers. Closing priers : WATEIII.OO COUBBINGGITP. 100 to 0 apt Lord Lurnan's (wmination (t and off ) 2) to 1 Mr. Inedebfa nomination (t) 20 to 1 Mr. lirocklebauk's nomination (t and off ) 20 to 1 Mr. Godson's nomination (t and off ) 21 to 1 Lord ffettoes nomination (t and off) 60 to 1 Gaptdn Wyndham's nomination ) LINCOLS9ATII3 MANDICAP. 100 to 11 apt King Cdunuing 25 to 1 apt Leases () It and off) &I to 1 Beanstalk (I) to 1 Csar It) 15 to 1 skirmish No to T Ligurian (t do) Mto 1 Mosby (t) 100 to T Purveyor (of) 26 to 1 Mohan (t &o) 100 T Grey Pocking 30 to 1 Midwife (t) (off) 81 to 1 Canthleen (t) ' • • " Mambo (off' 20 to 1 Aluiloy (It) 20 to 1 Poottor it) 20 to 1 ItitlneWlsw (t) 25 W 1 Arttsian (t, 33 to 1 Blutokl y :(cd) 40 to 1 lady Off) LIVERPOOL OR 100 to 7 apt Chimney weep (off,t 13 to It 103 to 7 Tan toff) 100 to 6 Alcibialo (off, 20 to 1 t and dances se w presented by Idr. ant _ sots of parliament were opposed to the coons panned by the Via-Ohancollor. Mr. Amphlett. sad Mr. B. Tuner for Mr. contended ts- " 100 to 6 Tneimalaneta(o) 1 'At% The Lamb (t) Taoism, tire! t►e question of general import ance was whether the di:enters bad any right to pay divi dends eat of revenue until this revenue had borne all the Marge. properly applbsable to it, amen& which charges would be the intend of all their debt. They submitted - show TWO TIMM 9 to 1 apt Itodertwitta (t sad off) that the general acts snd special act clearly that the interest of the debt was primarily c harg eable upon the earnings. With regard to the principle w ich should be applied to thee. aims, they admitted that in respect to the internal arrangement. of a company, if it were a matter which the majority of the shareholders would have a right to determine, then that a dis- sentient shareholder could net be heard in that court, bet meet go to the company itself. On the other hand, it could not be denied that if what was intended to be done was ultra vireo the minority of the shareholders could not oe bound by the majority. With regard to the personal exception taken to Mr. BICUM for the position which he had assumed, it was not 'efficient to prevent his having relief given on an interlocutory application, as his object was not to depreciate the shame of the own pony, but to obtain what he considered to be hie just rights Mr. R. Palmer, Q.C., was heard in reply. The Lord Chancellor said that he trusted he should be able to deliver judgment on Wednesday. The ease had been very ably argued on both sides, and he wished to have an opportunity of looking over his notes. 8 to 1 nst Rceternclln (Off: t U L) In NATIONAL 20 to 1 opt Timms (off) 42 to 1 Tholsodus (o) 25 to 2 Despatch (t) 2S to 1 ThoPlovor(off) 30 to 1 Moon (t) SI to 1 Cloantion(t) 33 to 1 Astrolabe (off) SO to 1 Port Itoysl (t) 50 to 1 Booaset(t) ID GIIINZA.S. 8 to 1 wit Paw (t) 100 W 6 Typhoeus (t) BY. 100 to 6 oast Typbona (off) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-MONDAL WATIIRLOO CUP. 100 to 6 apt Lord La isn't nomination (off) 18 is 1 Mr. ltmoklebaat s noadnattoo (t) 00 to 1 Mr. ugh.. nomination (off) 200 to 7 Mr. Shochard's nomination (5) 200 to 7 Mr. Blundell's notatnatton (t) 10' to 3 Mr. Ilwinburnes notahlatlea (t) 100 to 3 Mr. Sploka's soattnatfoo (5) 40 to 1 Lord Stab's oomtnatlon lot) 44 to 1 Mr. Ours Domination (off) 40 to 1 Mr. Lister's itemisation (off) LINCOLN ILANDICAP. ato 1 wit, Eh* Charming 100 to OMt MOR3I ft/ (s told 010 10 to 1 Anent= (1) oto 1 Cur (t) 20 to 1 Foodor 10 to 1 — flan Dal 1 0 to 1 tt."1 1 7 100 to 8 ranger (t &a 25 to 1 • 114 11 azd 100 to fl —2.1110 e (t 30 to 1 lady 100 to 6 Emby (t) GRAND N 100 10 0 apt rATIONAL. btsda (taken train LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. Hoare Anarrati.—Beanstalk, Lady Diana. L rm. Freud, rlpbus, Resistance Czar, Gitano Belzoni, Emperor 111., Scheid& Historian, NirinTt r o„ Fenian, Mary colt, Calamine, Indian Star, Di Vernon, Sister to Lemonade Buckenbam's dam Ally, finaflowse All Mecakeino, ROM, Ifigerfam Ledg LONA by Zetland, Lady Zealand by Vattern Rhine Wine, Rabab, Ring of the Boren, Goodfellow, Hamby, Fonda,, Leha, Lure, Bismarck, Speculum. l'ilanh Indigestion, Sister to Veda, Sister to Patti, Dellum, Barotdona filly, Problem, Mr. Do Vent, Alpen stock, Benevolence, Butterfly filly, Van Dieinan, Par. veyor Man, Musketeer Artesian ' Cla&more t Midwife, Cicada colt, Ainsley, Sir ' Oliver, King of Italy, Cauthlcen, etuieuse, Carolina, Mgr le Accident's darn filly, .Risk, Reindeer, Maid Marian, Blueskin, The Rajah, Cater, ItkrNrk, RodelPhi Ben Webster filly, Number Nip. Bit of Gold, Ono, Grey Stocking, Casio. Lady_ Allosoll , Beauty, Skirmish, Roving Maid, Veinal: 4 Mo% boat, Cunning Ally, Wafter, Leaves, Hftrin Wrenn, Redivinte, Rieetriaity, Look-out, Pew Sweet William, Adolphus. Festival , IliPlufloosi Valorous: Tag, Little Doody, and Kate Kearney. BARWEIA BANKING COMPANY. —At the Boils Chambers yesterday, the ease of Barned's Banking Coes psny came before Ur. Church, the chief clerk, in rupee! to • large claim, when a statement was made 5 raterenee to a further dividend for the creditors. The aid shah, in adjourning the claim, 'took occasion to rewash that ea looldng over the accounts he found there was • law sum in the Bank of England to the malt of the liq uid ator. Mr. Tarding, ea the part of the official liquidator, said it wintsaded pey another dividend of one shißing in pound to the auditors, and the papers would be ready in a few day.. In paying the former dividend (two shillings in the pound), as well so the next, • OM would be reserved for all claims likely to be made wade the windbitup sedge. The chief clerk approved el the plea, and the matter stood over fora week. - - AND 817/3171IDAN HALLWAY Tlikl7lo.—An important linkinthe system of City and suburban railways was opened yesterday morning, by which a large additi ona l traMo will be brought over part of the Metropolitan Rail way. For some time the connection between that line and the Great Northern has been broken by the wort in course of oonetruction at King's-cross ; these ars si„ now sew plated, and the local trains ran through to idlest. By tkis means them who li re oa Northam, and whose business brings them daily to tie City wltl b• greatly advantage d, me* the* gib lick minims the requirements of R ollo way, mou s y H amm Hatfield. sad hrther ant Hartford Luton Hitokin, ko. HOSPITAL /OS Duxes= OP TRI HIATT . gr Messeearenther, W. The number of patios% irethed dude( the week ending Feb. 16 was 117. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Fan. yr. Alter Term Nisi Prins Sittings at Guildhall.—(Before the lard Chief Justice and a Common Jury.) SLIM £JD ANOTHIR 11. 111111[111. After oar report left yesterday, Defendant said Mr. Smith suggested the brougham, and he pre directions u to its character. She was present when Me. Smith pee instruction' about it. The rampant horses were suggested by Mr. Smith. She had now a claim against Mr. Smith. Shortly after she bad the carriage the water came in by the oval glass and the doors when they were abut, and the mad splashed in and covered her drums. The silver came off with ordinary cleaning, and could not be renewed except at a great expense. That wu little more than a month after she had it. In July, 1865, the necessary repairs amounted to 141. odd. About that time one of the firm called upon her, and saw the brougham at her door, and desired it should be sent to him immediately for repairs, but she declined as be said they would amount to about 111. ; he suggested them as being neeeseary. She never suggested any alterations, but the brougham so constantly required repairs that she could not recollect how often it had to be sent to the builders. The Lord Chief Justice said the books would show beet what was done, and whether they were alterations or repairs from the construction of the vehicle. Mr. meant Parry—Then you know nothing of the details or items of the charges of 141. Be. 6d. in July, 1865, of 21. la. in September, and 91. 4e. 6d. in October Defendant—No. Sha knew nothing of the charge of 101. for interest. She never arranged to pay it. No acci dent happened to the brougham ; it was taken great cam of. She had a second brougham, which she used at night and in wet weather. During the seven weeks she was away on her first visit to America, the brougham was with the builders undergoing repairs. It was arranged that 1001. should be pald. when the brougham was sent home. Mr. Fender was her theatrical agent at the tune ; but he had no authority to pledge her credit or give orders to tradesmen ; he only negotiated her theatrical engagements. When she signed the bills of exchange she bad no know ledge of the true state of the account. The carriage was carefully packed and sent to America. The freight came to 91. in America. It cost 601. for repairs, and was after wards sold for 40i. Murphy said they had nothing to do with that be authorised to borrow, Rod to make such alterations in The Lo Chief Justice said he did not see what it bad the measure as should prevent any portion of the interest to do with the case. Many a person buys a toy dear, and on such amount becoming a charge on the metropolitan sells it very cheap. ratepayers. These two questions have been very fully Mr. Serjeant Parry said be was not insensible to it. discussed by your committee, and they now beg to submit crese.oronsnoS—she did not recollect if Mr. Ponder a copy of the bill altered to meet the views of the board Nettled accounts for her. She might have handed trades- with respect to the question of interest, and they now beg men's accounts to him to be settled, but it was an unusual to recommend the same for approval, subject to any verbal thing. She might have sent him with a message to the alterations which may be necessary in the amount+ and the bulldoze.He brought her some bills in connexion with provisions of the bill." After a short discussion the report this matter to sign, and she signed . them, but she did not was adopted by • majority of 20 to 3. Mr . Free man know what they were for. He mrOt have told her they then moved that the chairman should put hueself in «m -wan from Pearce and Counts... Bke did not know how munication with the government with respect to the matter. her affairs stood with them at the time. She wee very The board then adjourned. likely to sign anything she was asked by a peace in whom Tua LIVERPOOL CHAMBER or CONDERCIL—At she bad confidence. She had now received a lesson, and the first meeting of the new council, held yesterday, Mr. she would not de it main. She did not recollect the first John Patterson was elected president for the ensuing year, of the bills becoming due, sad sho did not remember re- and Swam C. Clarke and J. Campbell appointed senior relying a loiter applying for payment She had in all and junior vies.presidente. Mr. Rawlins (the retiring pre probability instructed Mr. Pender on some occasions to re. sident), in reply to a vote of thanks unanimously passed to ply to applications for payment. She did not recollect re- him for his conduct in aloe during the put year, strongly awing an account from Moors. Pearce and Counts for denied that the lo ti on of the chamber bad—ash ad bees 1701., and heading it to Mr. Ponder. She had no know- alleged occasionally oat of doors—been influenced by poll ledge of his writing to them to call for payment of the tied osusiderations. Amongst the emmuniostioss was 661. bill. (The letter maleang the appointment was put ens from Lord Derby acknowledging the reapt of the in.) Mr. Smith give orders for the shroge of the mass eonaell's memorial on international comma ,• • letter from from crimson to bins. She did not remember her giving Mr. Wm. Rathbons, jun., acknowledging the receipt of directions to Mr. Coats* in her own room in Park-terrace the resolution of the chamber as to his father's death ; relative to the shange curtailer and a letter from Mr. Dudley, American consul in Liver- It waseortaile, here stated that the tot al claim on Yin Menken pool, accompanying a gift of copies of diplomatic ere.- was 351 L le. 13d., and that she had paid 30W. 9s. the United States with foreign nations for Mr. Countie was recalled—The actual repairs to the Wreg. of and 1866. The president acknowledged the broughams did not exceed 51. The extras were for alters- peat se rvic es which Mr. Dudley had rendered to the tions, a busdnowte whip, • knee wrapper, and other articles chamber, not only is questions mere immediately bearing Di a like character. Miss Menken gave him orders to upon his department, bat also in regard to the reform of change the curtains. The witness then went through the the postal communication beeween Enema sad America. items of alteration& The arrangement for interest was FIRES AND Long or Lows roe LIVERPOoL.—Three tee" t°l6" the bins "T. drawn end and be him"' teoteliff amines tree, Whfortanately aissaded with lam life, • irestenseed of the mount. Us never lad • SampießK comma in ldverpool on Saturday night iteli emir on made cd the make of the brougham. Sunday mersdug. The first fire took place in the house of The Lord Chief Justice said there was one thing be • cooper, owned Sanderson, in Duelrialtildotreet One or never had been able to understand, and that we, a cosh- two rooms were gutted by the dame, no e, but perm wee maker's bill. (Laughter .) Wund. The second fire occurred in the house of Mr. Mr. elerjoiat Parry, in addressing the jury, commuted Jan Woods (of the Dublin Stem Packet Company), in on the foot of one of the plaintiffs bag Mr. R. T. Smith, Ewbenk-street, Everton, on Sunday morning, about halt ers of the omehbuiddees trustess,with whom Idles Meshes pose seven o'clock. Mr. Woods was aroused by ale of his had had a dispute. He urged that the coachbailden had ebildrea running into his bedroom, and crying out, " The been handsomely paid if they did not get an o ther f ar thi ng . b owie i n oo Ile at coos naiad towards the aril elictattkpaul so well and so sees that there was not a dreiee room, for the purpose of rescuing his youngest boy, London who would rib= _bead, bar bat finding the 'lobelia the back bedroom on Are, he was another c a r riage oa the mat* teems , upside es me Arabia to eater. The father, mother, and the two children doubt the broniWe was to aim • deals Peelaree foe Mer were with clifllcultp riaoUsd, bat eta; until We. Wood bad R. I. lud th ` 4,1 ihelhee. be It wee to be used been smear burnt is her at to me her as an advortinement, She hopes that when the beantiM And, 0, 4 i 344 being put Into requisit7: brougham. with its mere beautiful oeeupant, drove And the Mama subued. body of the little boy was mind sae delletee ffelethwallt wield nth lad lam • WINNE DIN " burned almost to cindels."' The house was melt at hatters. _ dam semi. The third fire also took place early on Kr. Murphy, ho u r. urilrereed hie surprise that me morning. R e i n t bones of John Calvin, Pittetavet. okra of hated had Met withdrawn , there being NIP the alarm big given the door was forced open, grata for it. when Cabins wife was found on the floor &slew, and her The Lord Chief Justice said it ought never to have been c l o th e . am The woman at once Wren to the pus co the reword. , _ hospital "' A daughter of Calvin's Aster that on Saturday hlr• Feeleaat Paer7 laid hie client °GSM lart to be sem *lit her father went to bed drunk, leering his wife in liable for the /leader. am mama date asleep on the floor before the fire. It The Leed Justice--No ; but Misto be rellretted Is auppowd that some spoon flew out laciest the woman's I more motion is we used bolero smitiali s s a ret cm the clothes en dm record with referenoe reepeetaide EIRESOIIB ONAIINIC AGAINST • RONAN CATNOLIO The Lard Chief hating la 114 the' • P 111131..-011 Saturday, at the Chepstow Polioenoart, whether Mr. IL T. Smith the m the Ja m 44 44 a 4 1. R ams ca th o li c , pi 48.1,, woo charged w ith debate ee reuereenta. or the leahulti _Tee broil taring. on the 10th February, fiemiy assaulted aim riedirention to lo determined. He hod se bath - Ann Alf wife of Kr. James Alford, fitter, of who lees. te~i~ eshenetelle,,_ cute:lel for a t= reeirem Hardwick.biree, , and with &Stempel a pose "7 4 _ 4 _ 4 „____ 4 _,_""e".""e outrage on her paws. After the examination the pro • " 4 ' ll e "'""u"'"'t mentrix and emend other witnemes, the prisoner was widely by he attracting attention, was very ilkelLt u o i in the foul way. He rimerved his defame. The DUN the number of poem likely to visit =lain asomdlted him to take his trial at too Theatre to view the pmfermanme. The qnsetion wee. mien in Mara next. He was adroitted to bail, to wheel the tees**. "a °VOA lad an that hi US. and one surety in 2001., or two eureffse be there " eel & be ea alea csi las bad the 'Pm" sub. Captain Murphy came for and balled the the plaintiffs seilident the lest bOlbnbroll Omer ad Lrzr aks estlieneene et liee awe/sat Thom woe asi fir ileemigtast Ur. Smith bad HUI= DIEWORED DT Du BAsar's FOOD TO 2DX adios bemire belied bad • Rupture with Mho wee. hop. sad kw of and e a bessum, ea one of the trade mignon of Menem Pima • eam meeisine er exism ai vepes and Co ate, be wee bowed to endeavour to mattes Soh eil A i rt ime NTlNElL towirk 6 ' l ° - ihr t oots kneed of creditors. It was as hard Kliatr INENEI ones mirth bed rotted wbo bad fornialted &Aisles, ret in tisk la OW st Pri L l ." 8 " 11 V i shed fee payami, and thee, sari ng full* pram* ley taking bills, to be told, ,ela et per Ah; amoolaie poopilm mum test —De Von, Nib bums dee, and the artistes removed to a AIWA mil rt, appE Nam% part of the worW, and pared into odor band•—to be told. 4 ; a 11111 we NM* up the whole of the amounte. and thew tbet tali 1 V~ ~~ 1 I I ,r.,,.__.« ....r IRU, Abe slums were exorbitant • datiedeef who wines ferworot guider 'soh MIJOiIaiiiIIIIIIIII stla ems forward 1 sada sirrseitstounie. of esealable am ten g sh e Ilefehaal Gotta Wise over okarp o r r ic had s l at rt .. .. U ski •eml entdod to the Thos ary ultimately Meted a verdict for the plaintiffs for 27 • 44 , Wag SO waist of the bassos lon as laterest. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Fas. 17. Bittlap at Nisi Priaa.—.Blafera the Lora Chief Bares Rad a fipaial Jury.) _ _ _O/01181.1et O. ILWORTItT. ISA Mg et thissago vaanriums M sitting of So art. _ _ _ Mi. Caper, the scormstant, was rivalled, sad pa same farther evidence as to the asaipments of the Loudon and Colonial Company (Limited, to the Wades. Mr. filerieast Ballastise, on the part of the pl..intiff, put is some corresposdence between Mr. Elvorthy and the eon ray's agree abroad, for the pupae of showing that be tout have has perfectly well aware that the con stipate's' of ale sad porter were molds* a cessiderable hum The Attersey-Gaeral opened the eon for the defence. Mr. Oasis, the well knows alder, now retired from business, was called to pare that the estimate he made of the value of the brewery premises at Burton, winch was imorporated is the prospectus of 1361, was perfectly correct 111r1Elworthy, the defendant, was next examined. Ile had formerly carried on the twain's' of a woolatapler at Wellington, I. Somerset, in partnership with his cocain. He knew nothing angel brewing. In the spring of IMO he ranted from the besieges, and in consequence of ea advertisement he saw in a newspaper, he communicated with Kr. Bpond, the secretary of the London and Colonial Company, about taking the position of managing direetor. He then stated what his ditfertiat investments in the own pony were, and said he hail never lOU say of his share s, end still held the whole of them. He chiefly conducted the eorrespondence, and as managing director he had nothing to do with keeping the &menet", mad gave so instructions ea to how the balance-sheets should be made out. In addition to his own stake in the nom y, his father-in-low, the late Mr. Kershaw, and other of his rela tives became the holders of its shares to a large amount. He received 1,0001. • year as managing director. Upon • policy effected by the company on the life of Mr. Tooth, who was now dead, the oOldal liquidators had received 20,0001., besides bonuses. The vitamin was still ender examination when the court rose. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Catherine Hill, a young - wOniaa who carried a child, was charged before the Lord Mayor with endeavouring to obtatu a large quantity of drugs from Mr. Davy mad others, wholesale druggists, Upper Thames-street, by weans of a fictitious order. Between two and three o'clock on Saturday • respect. able-looking boy presented an order for about 30e. worth of drugs purporting to be signed by Mr. James Bailey, sur geon, 19'1, Goewell-road, • enatomer of the prosecutor% The boy's statement that he had to take the goods t.) woman in the street exciting suspicion, • sham passel I was made up, and • clerk in the establishment was directed to follow the boy and bring the woman to whoa he gave it to the shop. Shortly after wards the prisoner was brought in bJ n constable, and on being shown the letter she said it had been given to her by a man in the street whom she did not know, but that, not liking to take it herself, she had given the boy &penny to do so for her. She gave an address in Britannia-road, Horton, which was ascertained to be correct. Mr. Bailey had been communicated with, mid be declared the order to be • forgery end that he had no knowledge of the hand writing. In reply to the Lord Mayor, Mr. Gibson, bookkeeper to the prosecutors, said the letter could hare been written only by a person acquainted with drugs. The prisoner was remanded. GUILDHALL Edward Joseph, a jeweller, who formerly carried on business at 87, Aldersinte-street, was summoned before Alderman Fiunis to answer the clump of having been privy to a false entry being made in hie balance-sheet, filed in the Bankruptcy Court on the 15th of June, 1866, with intent to defraud his creditors and defeat the law of bankruptcy. Mr. Pohlad appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Sidney fee the defendant. A great deal of formal evidence was given respecting the bankruptcy, and the case was remanded, bail being accepted for the prisoner in two 'pieties in 5001. each and himself in 1,0001. MrlitOPOLrfaN BOARD OF WORKS.-A ' special meeting of the members of ilia board was held yesterday at their of in Spring-gardens, with a view to receive a report from the Works imd General Purposes Committee on the subject of draft bill with reference to the loans and funds for carrying on the works under the existing Thames Embankment and Mansion Rouse-street Acts, and also the works for the Thames Embankment approaches, the Chelsea Embankment, and the Park-lane Improve ment. and to enable the board to charge in aid the rates of the metropolis and the general properties of the board under those acts. Sir John Thwaites prodded. lie. Pollard, the chief clerk, read the report, which was as follows :—" Your committee have, in compliance with the resolution of the board of Fridiy last, reconsidered the subject of the draft bill with reference to the loans and funds for carrying on the works under the existing Thames Ernbankmentand Mansion Hous.!-street Acti,andthe works for the Thames Embankment Approaches, the Chelsea Embankment, and the Park-lane Improvement, and to enable the board to charge in aid of those works the rates of the metropolis and other general properties of the board under those acts. It will be remembered that the bill was referred hack to your committee to consider fur ther thequestion of the Amount which the hoard should . . ~~ MA PSABODY'a 47IFT TO TAE POOR OP Lt.'"DON. The statement of the trustees for the year 1867 has been issued. ft is vegeta.% in accordance with the wish expressed by Mr, Peabody_ in his latter to the trus tees, dated Janney t 9,1800, that a report of the applies. tioa of the funds by blot, with receipts and expos& tax,, abeeild be before the public ease to sash year. The annexed account chews that the original fund has been increased by relive and fatalist on wiespanded tapasl to the extent of 20,042 f. Ge. 43., leaking the sum total at the end of December, 1847, 170,042/. fa 41. The bend ier' at Spitallielda and Islington continue fatty comerpied, with tsar...Mug demand in antkipttion of venoms. At Shadwell, the four ranges of buildings forming Pbabedy square, sad containing 105 tenement; were completed and ready for osempation at the close of the year 1816 ; but owing to the depression of business and the consequent mispension of employment in that part of London, they have been somewh a t s l o w i n Anise. At the commencement of the present year 175 families ate resident, and she number is gradually inereasang. The total population in all the buildings greeted by the erustees is 1,583. The sanitary condition of the dwellings °loudness I ighly satisfactory, and the houses, well ventilated, open to area air, and kept with earimalosa cleenliness, appear Ito secure exemption from diseeses incident to crowded localities. The deaths during the past year were seven adults and eighteen children, all from ordinary diseases. Good order sod general oontentnient prevail, and the tenant*, undisturbed by any iaterfersaoe with their comfort and freedom of action, evince no desire to change their abodes. Independently of the direct economic 'Wean- Mies derivable tram the appli oath at of Mr. Peabody's bounty , satisfactory evidence of its social effects becomes every day more appareat-in the peaceful deportment of the tenant., the improved order within their apartments, and the disappairance of excess of all kinds.. The healthy aspect of the children, the neatness and tidiness of their dress, and their inoffensive happiness at play in the ample and iseclaied grounds, secure from evil street intereouree, abundantly justify the belief that a beneficial influence is being exerted over the future of the working classes by the signal improvement thus introduced into their dwellings and domestic habits. The oast of land and trulldhip at Spitallields is 27,2151. lls. 3d. ; the gross rents from which for the year amounted to 1,03u1. lls. Bd., and after deducting 3391. Ilia 10d. for working expenses, insurance, tames, *lterations, and repairs, there remains a net return of 6901. 12a 10d. At Islington the amount invested in land and buildings is 40,3971. 2s. ld., and the grows rents for the year were 1,699/. 7s. sd. ; deducting t. 991. Lis. for working expenses, taxes, Mannino*, alterations and repairs, there remains a net return of 91191. 14.. sd. The investment in land and buildings at Shadwell is 44,9721. Is. Id. and the gross amount of rents was 1,2 BBl. 13s. 3d. (the dwellings being but partially occupied), and after deducting 8401. 17e. 9d. fur working expenses, insurance, alai, alterations, im provements, and repairs, there remains a net return of 4-171. 15e. Bd. The expenses for the past year were much in creased by causes not likely to occur again ; slugs portion being for repairs to water-pipes seriously damaged by frost, and for alterations and improvements suggested by experience after the completion of the buildings. The trustees, is addition to their sites at Chelsea and Bermondsey not yet built upon, are negotiating for the purchase of another at Westiniuister. Acoording to the intention of Mr. Peabody, his seoond donation of 100,0001. will he availaMe for objects of the trust in July, 1809. Mr. Peabody, in placing the latter amount in the hand* of the trustees, las enlarged the sphere of its usefulness, and enables them to possess sites, and to build thereon at any plasm accew ible by railways within ten miles from the Royal Exchange. The cost of the general management of the trust during the year was, including salaries, printing, sta tiouery, de., 2681. lat. 4d. The fiscal statement from the commencement of the trust to the 31st of December, 1847, is as follows :-Debit-Cost of land at Spitalfields, 3,3301.; ditto buildings ditto 23,9151. lls. 3d ; omit of land at Islington, 6,9 ' 10I.• ditto buildings ditto, 33,4071. 21. Id.; cost of land at Shadwell, 4,301)1.; ditto buildings ditto, 40,672/. 3a. ; cost of land at Chelsea, 4,6321. 12s. 6d.; ditto Bermondsey, 4.893/. tin. U.; paid on account of site at Weatadtister, 2,1011. fa; London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway debentures, 30,0001.; expense amount, 1,1441. 2s. Btl.• ' cash balance in the bank of England, 14,6.961. 3s. 6.1.; total, 170,0421. 6a. 4d. Credit-Original fund, 150,0001.; interest earned, 15,0411. 10a. 3d.; rent. from Spiteltielda, Islington, end Shadwell, leas expenses, 5,0001. 18a. Id.; tonal, 170,0421. 6s. 4d. PROPOSED MIDDLE CLASS SCHOOL FOE CAM IIIIIDGIIIHME.—That the value of the institution of middle chum schools i. acknowledged by those best capable of forming an opinion on the matter has just been proved in Cambridgeshire. It is proposed to establieh a middle class school for the county and surrounding districts, and it is thought th set a convenient site for such a school may be found at Burwell, a rising village convenieet to the county proper and the Isle of Ely, and which owes its im provement to the fostering care of the late Edward Ball, M.P. forth. county. The SUM deemed necessary 1s 6,0001. and the matter having been well considered, it is to raise this In N. shores, the holder of five such r es have the right of nomin ding ono boy to the school. The terms (including board and education) are to be EX per annum for boys nominated by a proprietor, aid 30f. per annum for all other boys. The course of instruction will comprise religious knowledge, writing and dictation, En glish literature and composition, history, geography,arith roetio, bookkeeping, mensuration , and mathematics, French and Latin. The religious instruction will be in accordence with the church of England, except when ob jected to by the parents of the boys. This much is mentioned, as the supporters of the scheme include the names of many best informed on the subject ; amongst these are :—The Bishop of Ely, Lord George Manners. M.P. ; Viscount Royston, M.P. ; Dr. Boteson, Muter of St. John's; Dr. Certmell, Master of Christ's ; Dr. Cook son, Muter of St. Peter's ; Dr. Thompson, Muter of Trinity College, Cambridge (the last-named Vice-Chan cellar of she University). Tho Venerable Lord Arthur Harvey, the Venerable Archdeacon Emery sad a number of other the principal members of the University and in habitants of the county. A public meeting will shortly be called on the subject. UPROARIOUS MEETING ON THE IRISH CHURCH.- • crowded and most uproarious meeting was held last sight upon the Irish church in Ilyddleton-ball, Islington. The Hon. Auheron Herbert, in presiding, said they were sot going to approach avast subject like that of the Irish thatch in a party spirit. They were not animated by a feeling of jealousy with regard to any partieular church. It was not because they did not value the importance of religions teaching, but because they wanted to do what was right to the Irish people, and did not wish for a single monsent to impose their English mind upon theirs. If be might say a word to those who had lately been added to the rolls of the constituencies he would impress upon them that there was no more valuable gift which they could bring into the political system of this country than the desire to look at all these questions in the highest end purest light. They were less pledged to party than those who had long been electors, and he hoped they would pledge themselves to look st every question In the light of truth and justice. lie would ask them to view Ireland in the same spirit as they would • younger brother or sister who might make mistakes, but whose mistakes never altered their affec tion Mr. Mason Janes then proceeded to deliver his ad dress, portions of which were received with loud applause and expressions of disapprobation just as loud. The up roar was so great several times that far SOWS minutes be was unable to proceed. Tbs chairman interfered and again to maintain order, and Mr. Jones ecintinuM i ls n argument amid cheers and ociantier-cbeess and indescribthl• confusion and exsitisTent. Almost every lotdment he node eluted illiesse from sea party fi the inn, sad bless wad geaee from the other. He reenceedhisamt atter having apiw foe move than two boors, amid loud applause and • newel the wildest cionfneion. The Rev. C. Gsike moved, and Mr. George Wilson seconded the adoption of a petition to parliament for impartial dhoti dolmen of aR wiligions sects in Ireland. Rev. 8. Wain wright, Secretary of the Protestant Institute, Islington, moved,' and Mr. Charlie, banister, seconded theloilowing amendment :—" That this meeting is of opinion that • satisfactory legislative decision cannot be arrived at upon the Irish church question until after the Royal Commis- Women have presented their report to parliament." About fifty hands were held up for the amendment, and upon the original resolution being put it was carried by an overwhelming majority. The proceedings did not tend rate tuna half-past eleven &oink. RAILWAY CONTILIOT TIONNTIL—At the polio*. ens* Liverpool, yeseenisy, • builder suned Hughes woe summsnad by se earn el tbo Leacashiro and Yorkshire Railway for travelling on that lies =drifting to his ticket or pay the fun It seemed that Mr. re: had taken a oentrast ticket for • certain period far travel hag between Liverpool and Crony. At Bandbillit station, on the Sib of December, he was asked by the collector for his Rakes, when he informed the latter be bad lost it. The man then demanded the fare, amounting to Bd. BD. Hughes, however, declined to peg the messy, to the ground that he bad purchased a sontraet ticket, and bed given notice to she company that be had lost it. Awned beg to the bye-laws, if • permit nese a contrast ticket he is to pay the fare far sash *nary be takes after soak loss, and in the event of the tiolts4 v baing recovered the mosey is to be returned. Mr. H semplainsd AM be had tp show his ticket mandhing 1,900 Unice is the course of a year. He Ind liwarrell a penalty el 405., ben the bomb endened bin hem a Ise el 9s. Gel., with 2a. lid. eons. NM= OSMAN Arradru, Snovez.—On Sun day led the Roe. J. A. Anna, ILL, iseumbeat al St. Stephen* South Ii ate=rd one of the fillestens al the above setienal two sasses fa its drown in ilia nieffende. C sa ZI I of the = sea sans et MIL la lA, feakaliag %bee anamel dons, at whisk the institution Ands bee mash rod- - Tip hbrhaVlP Oisoare.—bk ootimpessos of the Mule a 1112. Ando abso.“ qo dem the 80. meat ef hew* leak is lefflarl rnit lashed. Yr. Alai* l!ostmeo murk bAsti the alb. gyp. feted solde dad chew: as 7tds wbod 74D7 tor theme shako tow siaat ia = d a s t paslL—Ladk 7 l 7 7b o ' mosla MABIIETB. LONDON WIZKIN DOCK Riff ibagartil.,Dallys livess.—W.L Mak !trail rn Do. lin. b *4 I Mauritius ..... ... SAS Man ... Malaita bogs, 18.T19 Marsala boss" .• =r111.41 = Do. blew 1,361 Corm—W. L .. packages Pike Mocha Other IL India 2.636 Bradt a Costa 4,760 00013/. lugs 6 3 iforeign ba am casks 565 RIC; lamilislia . tor ;SOS Illinbra ...... l5l SASS 9411 ;TV IRON 11:743 1.616 1,42 i 119 5,321 1.356 2:90 - 161 LISS 1,314 781 - 1,090 1.197 23S EL—Ys r. Mack. 17,014 IX" WM. 11,311 6 776,461 AM 1,166 10.401 150 1006 704 14,262 09,720 1.106 46,1.2 3 6.744 16,013 I Kai 4,171 71.66 a , 2 11.444 M 10.476 KUL 2 .350 47st V T 162 Ans 11.601 i.ns st,ne 19.686 16,767 Sit MCI 7.64 21.4 - 9? 10,01 TALLOW.---Moirnar Evaanno. —The tallow wo rm continues very inactive, the lower range of p r i ces eat having as yet brought into it any increase of d u) d erce . d. and Users being no further orders at present for exporta tion. For forward periods of delivery there wse rather more Wain.= doing last week, bet to-day there is very little inquiry. Oar closing price' are :—Spot and Nrich. 428. ; April to June, 42a. 3d. • June, 42*. 9d. ; Oct o b er te December, 43e. 3d. to 43a. gd. Town tallow is quoted 418. 3d. net cash. Australian mutton, 42a. 61 ; bed, 418. 6d. to 41e. 9d. No South American offering. Cooosquis oil fiat : Corbin, 648. ; Ceylon, 4Sa. 6d. ; Sydney, 4714 good ; 45e. to 46a. midd li ng ; 42a . 6d to 445. rid, low a re / drew. Palm oil Sat: Lagoa, 335. to 33a. 6d. ; A ter ,. 36a. to 37a ., down to 345. for low. Palm-nut oil, 395. to 39e. 6d.—(From the eircuLtr of lissom Smith and Chad*, 002TON.—lavurooL, Fga 17.—Very strong market at id. advance. Estimated sales to-day 30,000 halm, ilk. eluding 12,000 epooulation and export. 14,000 American. diet. to 10d. ; 1,100 Permian, &c., 9:d. to ow. Maranham, 9gd. to 1014. ; woo Itigptian, 444. to leg. ; 50 Smyrna, 84d. ; 100 Peru, 9d. to 9iti. ; 12,450 some, bpd. to Bgd. ; Madras, 7gd. to 7id. ; Bengal. &Made, gc„. 6d. to 7d. ; China, Bd. Fair Dhollerah, Bgd. ; fair Comm/tate., 81.1. ; fair Broach, Bgd. ; fair Bengal, 7:d. • mi 9d. ; fair Egy ddling ptian, lOrleans, od. ; fair 9}d. Penman, 9 1 d. ; middling Beer,le: WOOL AND WORSTED. BRADTORD, FR& 17. Though there was a quieter feeling in the wool market al the close of the past week the transactions to-day have again been to a fair extent, and staplers maintain yea firmness in prices. There continues to be a fair stead ) demand in wonted yarns for home consumption and for export. Spinners are well engaged upon contract; entered into during the last few weeks. The tnoressed &mien is wool compels spinners to advanoe their quotation', though they find it difficult to realise them. There is a MN cheerful feeling in the piece trade, and decidedly toots business doing. The continued upward tendency of the Liverpool cotton market m►kes the position of standee. surers very difficult, as merchants generally noat the advance asked. CATTLE.—Ltvanpom, Fan. 17.—The supply of etoelc waa mnnh less than on Monday hut. The demand was slow for cattle , at tether higher prices. She e p e l u were dearer. Beet, to 7d. per lb. ; Mutton, 54d. to `d. There were at market 2,238 cattle, and 6,131 cheep. 00ALS.—LOnDOn, 17.—Burnhope Gas,l2 s . ; Ede, Main, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Braddylla 18 9 ; Walls End Haswell, 18a. ; Walls End Hatton, lgs. ; Walls End Rea ton Lyoua, 15a. ; Walls End Hawthorn, 15s. ; Walls End Russell's Hatton, 161. ; Walls End Tanstall, Ma.; Walls End Cando°, 17s. ; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 16‘.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. lid.; Walls End Tees, 17s. 6d. ; Powell's Duffryn Steam, 181.-Bhips at market, 88 ; sold, 5L TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111 is fir Mars Total, leld. RAYS. eget. monk eb andisa 1 6 ( s. Week AILW ending Jan. SO. A A t Detroit and Mil wai 4.457 3,712 Week ending Feb. 4. liAnetztanLonibardy&C L (South Austrian Line) 1172 6,511 4.5.024 61,610 21,22 Upper Italy iinebatfing the Venetian Lines) 1490 13,4 6 7 32,681 36,1 ti Week ending Feb. 14. Great Western et taada 842 Week ending Feb. 1 k Lendon,brightonotaCeeat 11261 121721 ton 14.7'21 17.971 &with Kastern tY) 15.415 6 , i 59 21.074 29 ;31 ... 11,143 11,73 Demerara Itallway. for 17 &spending Dec. 31, 19437, Ols onrrassmollog 56,1114.71. 11 days en,11.14 Jas. 11. 1114.4 $4.6:111.76: correspousliaig 12 da)s. LOW, $4,311.61. BOOTH KENSINGTON MOVEl7ll.—Visitors dnring the week ending Feb. 15:— On Monday, T and Saturday (free), from 10 a.m. tilllo p.m., 10,003 ; ea Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admissioe td.), from 10 a.tu.till 4 p.m., 1,4913; total, 11.409 i &ramp of oar. responding week in foruter 4 yearr, 10,016 ; total from tht opening of the museum, 7.194,749. [Advertisement.]— HOLLOWAY'S Pars.—Dail. able romessloa.—Wittinut health, no amount of wealth, at mesas of pleasure are of the slightest value. 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Leeds, the Cocottes of Harewooa, of • eon. MAPPIN.--lfebruary 10, at Queen'nroad. Clepham.park, Farrel, the wife of J. N. Mappin, Jun., of a Con. lIOUNT. —February 16, at Hartley Court, the wife of W. ff. Mount, Esc, of • so u POLLWIC.— February 15, at Tharlow, Clapham, the wife .4 P. Pollock, Ms., of • daughter. BElSS.—lfternary 16, the wife of E. Betas, Orrenbank, Peon* ton, Manchester, of a daughter. 80HEItHY.7-February 16, at duow Hall , to the county of York the wife of T. C. J. iove'rby, MR. of • de* bier. T. MIX —Febntary IS , the wife of Major St. Leger, Part --.— - ----, __, hill, Yorkshire, of a soe, lILLATIIQUNK—t'obruary 15. at Bloomfield Lodge, Lalbrote terrace, Notting-kill, the rife of G. 11. l'llstltome, tie., gi i _ VlNCTST.—February 14, at AUTO, near Wootwlch, Ifts. Vincent, of a daughter. WAllNEL—February 14, at The Lodge, Teddlugton, the aifa al A. Warner, Nag., of a daughter. YAADLNY.—lebruary 15, at Iladlow-park, Scut, Lady Tara% at a esa. MARRUCIEIL Alciret—MAG:ll9.—Fehroary 15, at St. Pancras Mech. O. W. Archer, son of the late J. W. Archer, teq , of inkier sure, to Anna Rosa daughter of the late G. 11.0 mi, 15q., Iltddirsess. AFDl T lMtl.—february us at the parish church of Al Saints, ?Winston, by the Ater. George Musgrave, of ito•dee UMW', rent, the Right Lion. G. R. Thicknesseroa het, Lord Asidley, to Margaret Anne, widow of the late J. W. &milk /64., of 15, Gloacesteeequero, Hydepark. and sister al the Rev. Theism Dawson Hudson, of Frogisere 11 11, peers VIRDOZ—MACDOUGAL—Febraary 13 at St John's thud Angel - town, .Itriktts. by the Nev. 4. Mansfield, H. W. A Virgo, to retro= Rutherford Sinclair, daughter of IL hiseDoagel, of the City of London School WELBY—IDLIN.—Tehruary IS, at St. Andrew's March, Ptr nos* by the Veu. A n Hobeeton, the Bee A. A. Welby„ rector of Tollerton, Nottinghamshire to Berths flobesoisa, daughter of the late L. Min, Ban , ALD., ILRLCA DTATHB. BELL—Foresaw 14, atTunbrtdgcmeits, Elizabeth 111. drier of the late H. Bell, Er. CHURCHILL —Merry 14, at her residence, No. 12. WlT•lek' poem 8.W., the Lady Deer, Opener Churchill, widow ,A W. whatevy,Q.C., aged 69. CLAPTON.—yery 14, A. Clayton, of the legacy Duty-oilka reirelt metres son et J. Capron, Eii• lisay em =ord, aged CO. CLAEL—Tehrserra , at 9, Guildford-Are, Lower Keuniztv lees. J. W easily 16 yews vestry clack of idM• both CLANWORTII.—February 16, at 40, Upper Brookoneet, Liz" the wife at Lord Cranwortr aged OD. CULL—D O Www7 18, at the Queen's Hotel, Chsltruham rad• dory of dieser of the heart. Curre, of itton Court. sear tea , Web. J.P. and D.L for the county of noir 8. D O AT l ttbruall Lt. H Day, Esq., of No. it. Gorion•Attet ottlea•quarA, aed The Priory, et. Neors, litritinidolubi" , Ned IDGAIL- 81. Porattia 11, at It loweeffeeraer Sarah Elizabeth 41221 _rse a s7 gl et i ribUld a g aiwurtke47, . °, J. 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