The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

1111'ERIAL PARLIAMENT. , Earl RI'SSELL expressed his hops that this question I would tot be disciusett prematurely, and without formld and primate informatese. With Tepid to the other natter, HOUSE OP LORD& —Mos Dar, Pas 10. orgy.% repreasetaties srennits had bees made oa the subject by Naieet.r's ts . at Flomece. TheseLC C 8 "/" 3 " 11 la* his mat as Oa 1194 he " 11 Earl GRANVILLE effid ve maid set allow the remarks *Week. of the noble earl opposite (the Earl et fithlmesbory) to pass PETTTIONS PRESENTED. without observation. The noble earl stated his conviction The Marquis of NORMANDY pleseuted petitions from that the fora of circumstance. would oblige this govern- ihe =amt sad Bolt" elreirwth:' rvour of meat in cam of war to diereprd the obligations of the treaty of tars. This declaration as it appeared to him would have BRITISH SUBJECTS IN AMERICA. so injurious an effect on foreign powers, coming as it did Timelier' of CARS ADVON said he ems ensious to a.. 14. a from 000 who had fill e d th e o ffice o f secret o ry o g State I rtel seem importance el the sob's , earl the Seeretery for Foreign Affairs , that be put it to hini w , ether he , teivi Affairs. The house would remember that on not, in the heat of debate, somewhat overstated the matter? I Endey let be made some remark. eta the nee aau Engle's. The Earl of IdALMESDURY said, what he intended to MY is America who had been taken into custody and seat my wee this—that supposing a great country like this er ' le piece under the warrant of Mr. Seward. Sauce Friday France, after a depends war, driven to the last exttemity, he had received further information in reference te and struggling with other powers for its very existence, similar cues, but they were, if possible, wore than del Dot believe that an impatient military people like ' W um he thea mentimed. He understood that French, or a people having the spirit of the people of skisl at this moment Were were so lees than three country, would bear to be guided by the paper &claratioe British subj., to who bad bees for four or fire months of De in, but that the law of self-preserration would overule ese m ose a in Lafayette prime, and they had been detained ell other feelings, and under it that they would take say there without ..ev charge of any sort or kind having been steps they thoueht proper to save themselves and the as& melon them . There bad been so inquiry made into country from the extreme dangers in which they WWI their use, An inquiry bed beta asked far, but it bed besa placed. (Hear. beer.) wheat %lakes they bust eussested to take the oath of all.- Earl GRANVILLE said be did not expect that anything o e m ,, t o the government of the Ceded States. Now, if of the kind was likely to happen, and be hoped the that we, so, was dear that thaw persons bad been idle- wreak( sever be brought to such aa extremity as to gall, ,arreeted. illegally imprisoned. and illegally detained, the treaty obligations into which it had mitered to NOM and there ,night not to be a moment lost before clearly . some secondary object. eastermandiog the lawmen preitice of affairs. (Hear.) Earl RUSSELL said he certaioly bad given expries to keel t. JELL said—l emiclude that the noble earl has as opinioa that was sot in favour of the treaty et Fare le hardly nail the papers whisk have been List upon the table some respects, bet said that having been made it must be ei the boom by oommeed of her Naivete ; for the 00110 Obalabdolld. owl woad.; there have ford • coevve oelecce between Lord The subject this dropped. Lyme anal Mr. Seward, and also bstense her Majesty's THE MEMORIAL TO THE PRINCE CONSORT. nennuout and Lord Lyme, on this subject. The noble earl, ; to the Fail of Ducar, his andenteat, leans hardly to have taken inkier ount the - very Otani circumstances is which the governateat of the Earl GRA to NVI Ii. LLE rI said he hail been in communication Uffilled States hoe bees placed. la the spring of but year with the Lord Mayor on the subject. Her Majesty's em arse of the Slates is the scheme of Coefederstion dietary' vereassat had so power to central the application of the WY against the goverament of the United States. In soch mossy en" it had been subscribed. The Lord Mayor said eleffinastescee as the, it ie usual for ell governments W in.- he thou be willing to receive the names of any persons pile's upon suspicion persons who they wander are who might be thought to add neater weight to the com- MIMI • pert in the war against them. In a came which hap- tuittee already id 'Maracas, and he added that the cow lima" „ se , yew , ago . D o e. whee there pee e mates had ramie's', when a sufficient sum bed been sub scribed, which no doubt would shortly be the cam, to ask eeneparecy for the purpose of overtaniag the authority of her Majesty, the Sesceary of State applied to the other Lome her Majesty whet form of memorial would be most Wee a parliament for authority to ernes penises on suspicion, al" to her Melemy'll feelings, and to be guided thereby. Be via, fur theempessiam et the Habeas tlrepse AM, sail in the might say, although he bad no authority to make the state papers pftwded to „ Awes " et that del, them see two meet, that he had reason to know her Majesty would sot eases is which us LentLienteneat of bind bed en6red shrink from giving eximeesion to her views. the arrest of tyre Amebas pianism ; a geffipleint was there- ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. = d matte by the hislaktem seance eel sad say mkt* Th e Earl of DERBY presented a petition from St. Miry's. (Lord phi at INS di a 1 the be= el 'be ' Ileuthwerk, relative to the new Educational Code. Pose* .-offices =OW Wat wits magi these the Lont•Lissiest bad doe hierseelais wipes ea lli re I The ha". 4414.18.1 as a quarter Pig 6 ' sealed that tie pewee woe =gaged is pesetas= teedieg le mei= the wise* et tb amiss, sled were aiding gassliem Web were big pis= is that part . et the bias lNS These pensive mare Dever brought to trial, hue ellantherity they won enemed. After this civil wig beige eat is Semi= esiblets is site by eerie I& ei seigess the{ they bid bees ensiled wee sespia I iseihisly deist Lad Lyess to =mph= of that set se as set seised by the sole authority of the Presi dia& of the United Oat" and eepecielly s regard to .00 of thew pmeem e there seemed very light nese& for sm. sad I said be Illaskt not to be detained. I am not lisas is vindliata the sate of the Affiances government for Gee sir ter era el Class mesa Whether they had good Lit:tar sespiies, ce whether they bad light grained@ Wm its WA fee me bete to say. If I thought ewe sus WM peso& Ire suspicion, it wee my busiaree le wise= that to the nomeneseat of the United States. MI it leant say busiSsee le Isibertake their &knee is this MThe M AMO& tender ispladd that the President i ss the istatsis, the tiebt, la tune of war or re- Is sweet isms apes iteepicioe,ead toccata* them bk pima his Maeda ad pleasets. nr q ueseicia has bees mush debated be . Aida s eel seise of high authority 611111411 11.04 bid vele et =hi ipso aid set be sespiel as set el us W Osseri Bat etyma - 10,111 bash Seise of the gumtree, mid i r= which laid down that HOl7Bl OF COMMONS. —MONDAY, Fu. 10. The hawse net et 4 chisek. Several railway mud Paw private bale were brought in *Ad reed a lrel tires. ETON OOLLSOI. Mr. D. GRIFFITH pre unties that, as Thursday sent, be disedd rek the sable lord the First Lad d the Tres. emly mbillter it would sot be desirable to moped the sypaimilamat to the odes of Provn•t of Eton College till the roper* et the ouaimileiooers bad been presented, in order that goy reform in the administration of that office aught be saw emily carried tato effect. CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS. Mr. RDINERSY gave notice of his intent on to mom em the filth imat., a seecobatioe to the effect that the flooko apprstawts w ~te the cavil service should be thrvere opea • ppaahYittee RIGHTS OF NEUTRAL& XL COBDEN gave notice that as as early day he should brim wader the Wier of Ye bore the emblem of the inter satioasi maritime law m it aNested the rights of belligerents and Neutrals. (Hoer, bop) DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART. Mr. OREOORT for Lead Mb, pve motto. that as the mem* mimed s esmillet . _ weft et the lira the .11eLed Seim ek lbai the mid ~ bp btr memo ems hs lea=dedes the deb =the.t d tamideet d the !Jailed /ass. The isselbe see Itessubb Wore Oismi n t y s resobsdms as m ama OM theme simeld be so maid eith = r st=l WA it or ••=lllmli ki win Voi the el the Peedest, sad Imp Rola theS the mesa= amid me be dilemma& mad Semi" the toadish rest I bitemelf. de meth fee fie wi reese mp atess I, the emethatiellef She witch te Wea goillieshe sets shish the isemitsty lrq eadarths mestles el the fke4deek be setheelesi es fielhearmel d llatith seidesM es sell me *metal 1 sea set hero le //id theme einem bee I de embed that it a as sethwity shish not bassi ft elms yams is the somemmeih B NW balm **Pm" in is treemeshhe asseadmies is lbe tame pet me eter t.fun= MS NOM Me .-.asset I blies that is he smog el the mese ef ueldasey setherity dot pewee use theme& I holism thet as p = Mit rd Is pees= ousted eat is the mans reuse meseseems sempleiee ; but I do set led thee is say ere deem hes hems say Marl to silos DMA ems& st Phew ahem esmememet to bert the ass ei those per sew et she sielemed rem nide by the Illeitie minister rat Lod &yeas um dee is tin the me. le Idr. limed. UM Lyme wp.ee.atsd to mo that them mew took up a ray grist part el ei lona, and Its was salami to 10•111111. Cris 7 onset thew ; sew am I say that lismord has ro• at say time to hetes le those campm ate. lie has eawsys stated am be had isfornshas upon which lie amid depseed, then thin psesess woes espied is trewasishlo the gorernsient of the trotted Stoups. C 6s itisrqameisa. the of met ewe urea Me owa suitherity tant sersils are iikepal, sad that the perifts sum - la seises aleptly ; bet that is awe Mesa I ea& env tee to my. I es Madly assign to may that the Craftiest el the Use ssi !teem he me the pees—eeppoe,og perms. nes espised b tresoftable eissopiesseas against the authority GO the .m=e==at --to keep them is press without brag. hes Wes to Mel, sad at would rendre • etiumgdemial d ake eellbenty of the law Akers of the United Wafts before I amid ;swum' to say that the President el this Melted Motes W trot that power. With regard to the particuLa ono which the soils earl ha. referred to, 1 an usable to aey whether or sot some of those peruse may loot hare bee sewed is there conspiracies. We a hoes AM= Sibs time is which the United gem.. hem he there hie been roach !mashy .h en this essetey es 111th the sale hod wadi thew& moieties enprowleg astir opialinef the bows that is tie prepereliem ad any millesatee a s espesiltare of ow worm ea* le aid for the I Heeeere. the Noticed _ Gravy and say o th er iaath 011ie% the of white the Prosnotie• of edlllllllo eeders. ilther of th e mews should be reeposeilith to tie brew THE HARTLEY COLLIERY AOINDENT. Mk. a B. SHERLDAN gave notion Mai ea Thundey mat he should nab the Houie Secretaiy whether with bream to the maul colliery accident the geweraneest had received any Miamians bum the iaepetlar el aim as to the nueuity of Mao being provided with the aloha whether his attention bad hem emu is the seeminumbo tam of the jury in tile teepee% &Males with respect to the hums Lem' node of awileable beamed of cast iron ; end if so, whether it wee the intentioe of the government to take say proceedinp to elenegoinoe. THE GLOUCESTER WATTS. Kr. H. BERKELEY gave notice that on Thursday be should mom that Hr. Meeker do issue his warraut to this dark el the owe 1* who mss thy write for the election if either to arm in the pereet parliameat fur the city 4 Givaimisr, in the rout al be C. Price sad Mr. Nook whom eiethons have been declared void. ALLOWANCES TO WI'TN WOES. Yr. ALGERNON EGERTON inquired of the Hose • howelery whether he intruded to introduce during this SOF mks way hill in relation to the allowances to witnesses at egoism M. G. GREY maid that to 1861 the scale of &Bowmen in criminal trials at sessions wu promulgated, and Umatilla'. waa prepYwd after full consideration by the Tremor, all Home issaw•tit. Great objections were.bowever nub I. it, aloe the armed that It operated differently M MON* parts of the theatry, and the right boa. mime the member far Cimbndge, who eu then fluitie n l= Mud a emaimissice to recomOder the eiati . sues was presided over by the Chswon dthe Deft of Laneaster, and comprieed the has. brae* the for Somemetahire, and the hen. mesh to tar Jr.= Alaccleetlild, and their report comb:lied the meth that was previously adopted, with 14111111111111 the payments to be made by the Trews,. They admitted that there might be load circumstances le which the scale would not apply, and in that eau they re erenniended that power should be giveu to the maglitrates to rules the soils of fees, provided that the , any alteration . . . mu ode =dm do ethic :iout;• hare *balsa a stn,ug arm. fur the N sad sumo for the South. Hear, bear.) t base stated I r' abode! be defrayed est of . coosty rater / aseset by the Trees/try. Urea aat report the Secretory for War last year 1 — -At is • to carry out Me remeemeadatioas of • . . THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1862. mesas they now poiensed for extinguishing Sae in the metropolis ; but as no change bad taken place in the law since 1774, when the liability was imposed upon parishes to keep up a certain number of Lye curiae — slew width bed fallen very south into disuas—he certainly thought than was some for inquiry. It would be for the committee to asoarkin what were the best seems for the extinction of firm. Dining the ream he had obtained in formation as to the mum adopted in Park and many other eontioental cities. From Park be bed proeared a mat complete statement, and though in many of its leading details the system might be found inapplioable to London, I yet it might suggest some improvements in Nu existing law. • It was. however impossible not to bear teetimouy to the Ivery eillchat chUeciter of that ire brigade whisk for a long thee under the superintendence of Mr.Breidwood,who kethis life in the discharge of his duty, had doe, great service to the metropolis. The members of that brigade had done their ' duty in a manner creditable to themselves and beneficial to the public. Ile hoped that some valuable suggestioas would be made by the committee appointed to conduct the inquiry, and that their labours would lead to a mere sak i factory arrangement than that which now existed. The motion was then speed to. EXCHEQUER BILIL The CHANCELLOR ol the EXCHEQUER moved for leave to introduce a bill to amend am set entitled " An Aet to amend the Law relating to Supply Exidasquer Bills, sad to charge the same on the Consolidated Fund , and to repeal the provisions of an act b? which authority is given to the Cossmiesioaers of her Majesty's Treeing to fund Exchequer Bills. He briefly explained the objects of the bill and the IMMO for its introduction. Leave was then given to bring in the bill. EAST INDIA STOCK. .• • Sir C. WOOD obtailerl lwr. t; - bae — gin a bill to proviii for the registration and transfer of the East India Poe pro Cent. suck at the Sank of Ireland, sod for the mutual &ruder of such stock from and to the Basks of asimad and Inland respectively. PUBLIC_PETITION!4„ Mr. oREOSON moved for the appointment of a select committee "to whom shall be referred all petitions pre sented to the house, with the exception of such as complain of undue returns or relate to private Line ; and that such committee do elathf, and prepare abstract' of the same, in each form and manner as shall appear to them best suited to convey to the house all requisite information respecting their contents, and do report the same from time to time to the house ; end that such reports do in all caste set forth the number of signatures to shah petition ; and that each committee have power to direct the printing in exbenso of such petitions, or of such parts of penticas, se shall ap- pear to require it ; and that such committee have power to report their and obeervationslbereupon to th e r house -Mr. Mr. Bonham-Oster, Mr. H. A. Brook Mr. , Mr. lallwyn, Mr. G. Forster, Mr J. Ferguseoe, Mr. Gard, Major Gavle, Claptela Gray, air E. Grope, Mr. H. Johnston., Mr. T. .J. Miller, Mr. H. line men, and Mr. Alderman Salomon' ; three to be the quorum. Agreed to. The house adjourned at eve mind. to 6 o'clock. ilLato Intdltatna. COURT OF QUEENS BENCH.—Fin. 10. Sittings st Nisi Priam. —(Bsgars Yr. Justice Blackburn and • Special Jury.) DAWSON IP. VAN SANDAO. This was an adios for Meader sod false imprisonment. Both parties were solicitors, mad the dihedral pasadad a Justification. Mr. Serisent ea«, Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Macousters, mid Mr. Mereweethor were owned for the piebstiff ; Mr. Soriano% Bolkiitiee, Mr. son, sad Mr. Balaton for the defence. The wee bed sot coosinded wheat the court rose, end we therefore ,earn oar report 00IIRT OF 001010 N PLEAS.-Fm. 10. fiattiop in Bess. : -(Bdl! LarCchistFit!tios Er* sad Jimmies' Viiiiiima.saii Webs.) HAULMS O. .1•11111N.—COLLSOCUI WITA AA ICTIZSG. This was au sotto to WPM the amount at a yawl policy for 12,0001. Ideated oss the ship Sadao Queen. la Attest, 1850, the owl let blalbourse for Liverpool, by way of Oape Hen, and whale run* before the wind at the rate d 11 or 12 hob an hour, with all sails est, she cease stem as spas an iceberg. The blow was sowers that all her mesas were brakes, sad she lost all her yards, ax septlheanwjaaltyards spe w masa. arias also lost Ave out at Ow is boats. The • esprds, Ibial matt' and nearly the whole of Um crew, @evasion ts wisher, got into tho ronsining boat, sad were ail Us& The wood mate, a young WO It yore old, rossiand as board, sad be adopted sack pendeat maces that he and Wee of the crew who were left, wasted by the poingers. eassesded, Mao forty days, s eWag is to Vaporish la thst port two surveys were NII4 and ow set of servirpos reported that-it would cost dollars, sad the ewes 31.1173 dollies to repair her. The owner upon OM differ And her be be sold. sad he sod to reoover the enema of the polio, antending that the oust of the repairs would bevy bees mere Chao the veins of the ship whin repaired. and WA therefore the,. was a commutes, total lota The Mid leek dam before Er. Hama Media at Liverpool, whoa Ike "enlist was for the plaishilL Ihilisequestly a rale was obtained for a' DOW trial, upon the grand that his lardship had misdirected the jury in Willa them that the cloaks for them to consider was how a prudent owner, nnineured, would have acted in reference to repairing, lowed of tell* them that the question was whether the cost of repairs would exceed the value of the vessel when repaired. Secondly, in telling the jury that they mast consider what would be the value of w owl at her port of deetinatios, Matted of at the port when the maks were to be dorm. To-day cause was shown spilt the ads bibs made absolute. Brett and Mr. Edward apposed to show cause ; sad Mr. Edward James, Mr. Nag, and Mr. T. Jaw, team- port die rule. The Lord Chid Justice laid that the Gem of " Moaning v. Irvin" setablehed this, that the true governing gook* in cases of this kind was, what would • prudent uninsured , owner have done under the eirconassuses ; cod, looking at the whole of the summing up, be was of °pinto° that the Woad judge had properly lift this rpertioa to the jury, and that there had bees no agodiedioe upon the sub , m aim paints. ducharged. COURT OF EXCHEQI7IR.-Fm. 10. Satins siNsii Fria& at Westabastar.—(Be(ure Mr. Baron Martin and, dperial Juries.) __.., . dig lewd te tom deem WO" I year broughi the eissemmtwoms mom oweb that it w. series evreisat tbill & the commirimers, but owin g to the late period ef the NW MILS t'. LOW AWD ASOTWI! . . — "WIW 10271 rewgr 1,43 ; . 11 1 1 0 :11 . 91•213.. par limy had. sh ben eggpied is my . There wee Woe at which it was introduced, it was set proceeded with. Thin was ea brought sill we whe b tppowed to he e meteor • fi rm, and Is proposed to re-introduce that bill epos seemly day. writ and labour awadereadothase by the *La hr ta us ; we al agattereseet of esaastara te the ether great massime with the South. It THE AMERICAN BLOCKADE. The defendants pleaded several ems put e w e semi sometimes sympathies, but Mr. PILACOUKE asked whether any communinthe bed of the Sew a.wepap er . ti redt h e - personal lie genehnien Maned we a firm supporter et the govern- I bees moseyed with reformat* to the effscieoey of the blockade tZ ut w , question ee t o th e ir IMO aMe Veto.. It wee the mere eirromstanes of et the Ooefederate putts established by the Northern Suites, m.r. !i ambi , imp bac set to his partner which induced his arrest. sad if so whether such papers would be laid on the table? awl Mr. Prentice were counsel for the plain imp Om& That • west *obituary and unjust proceeding. Mr. LAYARD replied that the papers upon the subject tlff_; ,_, ML ,.... Lush .... , Mr. D. li we Mr. Willa re ted gliser.i Mr. Seward mid be thought the eircutustames I to which the question referred were being prepared, aid `°!"'"` fro m the opening of Mr . maniety for the Wen to ledges suspinice, but diet as soon as it was would he hoped be laid on the table on an surly day. It appeared emertai ese M b that then mesa ground for that suspicion, that CHURCH RATES. plaintiff, that Mr. Adam Rivers Steele, a partner to the yam of Steele and Constable, solicitors, of Bloomsbury- Oielitiman was retrial An iouocent person being arrested Lord A. CHURCHILL inquired whether it was the In. square, brought his action spinet the defends/de, Mr. Low, and ouofieed for several days in primer we. undoulitedly • tention of the government to died with the churclorate l a se of the fires of Low, Pewter; sad Co., Linscechurce. gnat grieve/en, mid one for which he was entitled to cam- (loom,. this eeeemi e street, paper-waken, and Mr. Joseph Cleyton, advertising govern- ageu recover rues r alaa ste o tall . ustea ; hu t I t y L e ad ua l t we rig , h ,f e Lord Lyons , aid beyond ' Br •r iti 'l , sir G. GREY said it was not the intention of the t,to f them, asinteteas of theSios newspaper, see' in • each case, I do nut bold ' our, meet to propose any bill upon the subject. under • deed executed for the beoetit of the creditors of the eat the eiretuestaaces warraet further interfe. 1 THE QUEEN'S SPEECH .— SUPPLY . estate, the amount of hie bill of costs, as attorney, amount /Imm . I believe the gentleman to whom I allude 1 Upon the cousideratme of the Queen's speedy the formal Mg to 1,433/. Os. ed. Mr. Muirdo Young, the proprietor of the Sun, had oconion to rens some money, and obtained it lad "44 that he eapected his own friends Procure motion " That a supply be P anted ja her 14 i sit Y " haviu g from th e late Alderman Harmer, who was at one time a 111 releues. The noble lord useutioned three cases. I was b oo . mo d e , of the plaiutiff. There was a considerable sum Mt swum of the ones the noble earl would notation ; but, i Sir H. WILLOUGHBY Meowed, that eo deobt • mg Cr Amer .., ithruer, eat t h cn wee ales a large VA regard to Mr. Greets this is the statement 'immesh on large supply would be required ; but it should be levied Su Sib ul eeptember : " ' I desire no action to be taken by without widely harassing the tospayers, tad be wished to balance t o be Paid to Wiii wertgagen who were the tree teed the National Lome Email Assurance Company. In My friends in Fagletel , in cotimplosnos of my arrest Lord k now w h o wasresponsible fur the fair and just conduct of may, 1844 the . was a mam a ( o r cre di tors at the Sun Egon has rePrenated my Quin, awl it will receive Weevil- the persons immediately conceived in the collection of the office, when • regolutioe wee agreed to appointing certain patios ie due time. Mennwlide I am in the hinds of the income tar, of whose conduct complaints were wade ha inspector . of the .prope . y. ead th e & feeder ,. were lip . slicers of this fort." There hove been other cases of ... us pets e g t h a aautry. panted to carry it au for the bens& of those who had arrest and jeweler/sweat under circumstances iovelvieg mu- ' The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, premising claims agent* it. The plaintiff prepared the deed, widenille hardship. There have been many mare of sae* that she sables& wee too complicated to be discussed tact- end at thig tiee there wee am.. due to the teen iniprieuemest without nisi, seat there cases of arbi. & et a' ' , eipeeeeed hi e t w e et t h e , .. s o f a b use were rare, National Losa Fund Amuse,* Company, while the 'Win unprieusuient have taken place meter a government and that mgrievauces were imideutal to the nature of debt to Aldermen Harmer was between 6,0001. whelk is reline*" in a civil war perhaps one of the mast the tin, rat her than to the conduct of the persons con. and 7,0001. At that meeting It was speed that serieus sal formidable in which any orsuntre war ever earned in its collection. Soolo of those persons were not Mr. Murdo Young should conduct the paper on a salary of segued. Right or wrong, it is sot fur as to deride ; respuusible to the gove rn ment, end, though the system, be iitm a week, and the jeep .... were to receive the profit . but we Dint admit that all the tunas that have a d mit ted, was nue satisfactory, there were diflicultieso : ma pay over the balance, after discharging all expound', to bee. ueed by emend Menem iu warfare Nisisrt each tibia. he explweed, in the wuy of its improveineut. There i the creditors. From that time to the present Mr. Young ether are epee to the Aniericaus in this case. With was no appeal from the decision .4 the commissioners ; lie ~ but ! had had the manage ... of the paper , and, as might be reeved to the re:tinder war, I believe that to whatever where they had committed a palpable error in principle. , „ nuraey sup, he had, like all Owner' of ouch pro- Wien it may be ogled, whether owing to the novelty of the th oug ht it was the duty of the heiveremon to afford relief. rty, been subjected to ennui for libel, some of which nee is North Ainerl , a , or te the toelPerieen of p. mar After some remarks by Mr. BENTINCK, the motion E:d been brought by the Duke at Brunswick. Those menus who si• not collreirdwit with the c..rrying testa utfaus or was.p.„,„d to , the planitiff had defended, arid his present bill of costa in. whether it am this, that arbitrary power coo sever be safely PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS. chided his defence of en action for libel brought by Dr. estruned to any one without being abused—to whatever Mr. CLIVE obtained leave to introduce a bill to amend ; Jones against the Sun newspaper. The bill of costa had sane it is owing, I believe them will ever be many cases the law relating to I.rochi4 assessments in Belied . ; been fairly made out for the work which the plaintiff had bt above ../ such power. (Hear, bear.) But in every use whet e.i lkb seising is arrened, and a resimeable ease is FIRES IN THE METROPOLIS. 11 dune, and having proved the various charges, he trusted he node out for him, I shall be reedy to instruct 11,44 Lyon Mr. HA. NKEY moved fora select committee to Inquire could establish that the ploiutiff was entitled to recover.. ! Mr. Adam Rivets Steele the plaintiff, wee then cand— le. tri g th e ease under in e censideratice of the gosernment into the esinieg state of lettalettoe , miff of any existing mid In 1443 Mr. mu;do Young wee th et the I ' oiled Mates. Led Lyman has sever been wasting anaugemeuts, fur the protection of life and property assault 'He meeproprie tor be his dety. (Hear, hear.) Ile has, I think, shown him• Ins is the inetropelis. The 1101 i. member said that, Indus . _ _ sod I the Sun newspaper. Alderniaa Harmer had a mortgage on It for 6,amm., self a vigils.' British minister in that respell ; sad I rolled their attention to tee subject at a late period of last . sole was astwatattto Awash. it,who was twat your lordships will not flask that these cams Hare mess , it would sot be necessary for him to do more now a bill ut hem Ise4loClesll.; the goverumeet of this country. (Hem.) then simply to move for tide committee. He be- ; retritered owner as mortgagee, Mr. Young being the owner, lard DERBY, although reedy to nestle allowance for the lierred the goverameet were y illiug to past it. He e tto the mortgage. In January, Alden:um Harmer e th at a need of 2,275/ , which determined &acuities of the Federal government. condenieed io very might nieutiou that legislation upon the subject le t • PaPer of February , ____ a • . e 0 . following on the lath elleell arms the Me"' Is which British thbieen bail been remain in the same eat. sow that je ems day, the 21st. en agreemen t was entered into to enable treste .4 b y t h e I- s i te d St oke doveraiiiee t, an d th e nn. in in 1774, liuSWithiltaildiolg th us mammas illWrlalli 01 tall Harmer . eon the with thus . 0 ewarteous replies media by Mr. Seward to the reneentrancee metropolis , and in the value of property. It was very so- i Alderman H to y of the Dispar P c s r. Bet the deed of of the Britwh ow/rummest. lie untied to know whether, treursheary that bald°. should ha left aloes ill the of BC4ne iow °l llll . wrPi re several meetings of Mr. Young ' s credi t, a meg el arrest el a British eisbjeet, it was ;mi. a owe world as • large tows without any municipal arrangemeeta, . in s pect ion a re w a „, front the Sub w thou Mame al beiag brought to trial that he ahead forswear his or as act of parlWnielar which was really work/Ale at all, ton, and LB Mew ar ising to to be 551. weekly. saw ., te h i e oww mu m., sa d, if ti l e t i g ht a meet as to preemie the great risk and damage done from time 1 Mr. Baron Martin sad, the queetioe in the tar was thie sengance were admitted. whether subrequest illenetinest time be Seim , wee *Wel& Yr. SIIIMUDAN seconded the motion. He thought the —was there any personal responsibility on the part of the Lord ILIMMBLL implakeed that is MOWS where ao oath of beet thing the government could do would be take the ildisaiatil. Mr. Lush—We say we never beard of these actions at the _ w _ euece tied less tendered t o B r it is h subje c ts it bad Matter into their own Lauds, or SO afford to this committee . „ that _ ,___ ..__............. Z . ' il .ales the nada, that they a mp &w oos o f th e such assistance as could enable them to ful fi l the trust they th oles sea sitsre "'" •- r Itv---to , . Ceded Sheen la see ease in which It bad beee dote the hail umierteken. I The deed was then put o.was the •em that of Sir G. GREY mid the subject was brought under the Mama. Low and Clayton were to manage the Sae news myth oti hj et h tied sly annolisord hie intsatim . the hour . _ . . 8 yogis. far the ore di t ... hrewaseies his co nation of the house Met session , ad as it was one Tim FArl II MA EIIiSBURY inquired what was the reel peculiarly fit to be inquired into by a parliamentary corn- Pe r . Bane Martin said he saw nothing in the deed to aresponsibility. esse . el see wear& of ore ... t h ere e w es , wi it h a d h e se mittee, he should give his reedy aeeeat to this motion. It wiitipersonal,__ _ for there in in the deed to eented t. ., Mr. Nose that sir or seven b u m,' vessel, was, Low , a subject entirely distinct from the Tweeters Mr. ..._ ~,,........7.r. Young ; and nothi n g theefonannte , duty ged ime the biwaiada It that „ era w ,„ it wee clearly such of fire insurance duty, from which the committee ought to the P° to ; o l ive the route d the a Media& as Was set joetiesel by seteraetismal law. He keep char is their investigation . No pledge was gives by in inspectors we P an Pay out el aim Wiwi whether my emotion lied bees takes el a mese* . i tr . C . : 1 7110t . inSt. 10 • 11 0 1011 that the would tak .. eteu . tir a e m . ii metrese if a fitted subject at nos! an L•illarilinSil MON Ilia very ILL Martie—Mr. Mea/aty, will you point oat a single clause to show me that the defendants are personally Mr. liable? Manisty—Alderman Harmer was bound to allow the defendants to conduct the paper. Mr. Baron Martin—No doubt it would have been • per fectly lawful payment on the part of the defendants to Mr. Stevens if they bed money in hand to do so, but what Is there in the deed to show that they are liable? I think there is no cue to go to the jury. Mr. Maniaty-1 can prove no liability beyond what is is the deed. Mr. Baron Martin—l think there is no liability in the deed. Let the case go on. The plaintiff then proceeded to my that when the Duke of Brunswick brought his action for libel against the Sen newspaper, and which was tried in June, IMO, there was a verdict for the duke for la. It was for giving • case from the Diepelot with comments. Mr. Baron Martin— I ask you again, Mr. Ideality, have yon got any further evidenoe of liability ? Mr. Manisty—No. Mr. Baron in—Then 1 consider there ;is no case to go to the jury as to personal liability. I think in iacase of this kind that the attorney in taking up businces should have men who were the persons to be liable for his costa. It is quite clear that these defendants are merely a The Plaintiff—The question never arose that r in . u " to give the inspectors notice about the actions I was to &hod. It was always supposed it was • good estate. Mr. Baron Martin—No doubt you thought so. (Laughter.) The plaintiff was then amanita. COURT OF ERROR.-Fn. 10. (Sittiop before Lord Chief .1 astio•Oaskbura sad Jailing Croiroptaii, Dyke, Keating. and MaOar.) POLK! V. THZ OILZAT =rat! ZAILTVAY COMPANY. This was an action brought by the plaintiff for an acci dent. tin the 25th of sum last the pplaintiff was a pas winger by the defendants' line from to Milford. Upon reaching Grange Court, seat Olemester, the de fendants' line runs into the line of the Sea& Wales Rail. way Company on its way I. lei it was at that spot that the Irate by which the was travelling ram into a truck which was on the ead summoned the in juries to the plaintiff of which be oonspbdaell. At the trial before Mr. Baron Mattis, the harped My was of opinion that the dtdeodante were liable, having esademied to carry the plaintiff safely from London to Millard. Mr. Ravin. on the part of the deleadealer mateedei that t e li s zirx not liable. The accident cammeed Meow* the n of the South Weiss Railway Cal=l 4. yenta in saving a truck upon th e line. The bed no Contrail ever the servants el the South Wain Zap way Company, and had nothing to de with thent s that the Maim going from leei to Milford ran eve= lines. The defendants contracted to me due can 'mil lib genre, but sever contrasted to any safely, as Mr. Dana Martin alleged that they bad. Under these drones- Mance, be contended that Mr. Berne Martin's ran wee WYODH. The Court were of opinion that the ruling of Mr. Rama Martin was correct, and affirmed the judgment of the court below. Judgment affirmed accordingly. SMITH IP. TAIZEIMOL This nee arose out of • bill ci weeeptiews, which was tendered to the ruling of the Lord Chief Baron Pollock, in en action of breach of contract to supply provilions to the Pest Lidis Owropany for troops prosesding to India, and the question wee, w he ther time wen • warranty that the goods Amid be It for the for which they were intended, and the Lad Chid Duos held time was no snob wenenty. The Ooort reversed the ruling of the Lord Chief Baron. Mr. Collier, Q.C., sod Mr. Mosby, Q.C., were counsel for the plaintiff ; the Attorners•Genuel end 'soda, learned rentAema for the &tandem& INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Fn. 10. (Before the Chief Commiesioser.) in • ease wi:ielt iaa te gli b= WITS pen 91111 irtre court nearly three years, and before ~purled, ea appleselesa was by Ur. Backer Orden for • tardier adjourament, to ooze- OAS ea armagemmt with all the creditor.. Mr. Oppenhelin ',peered for • creditor, to oppose soy further adjournment. The Chief Commimircerr said he wee ready to hear the ]lroffer.abaa bad baes 11; = Curial :l s io " we P r i ras t il made to prevent the petitioner taking the beaett of the set, and be 'eked for a little further tints. His Honour, after isameipting the matter, allowed ea adjournment to the 10th Mend TEN OWSCIOIS OP TO 00011 T. As yet the damn of the court have set received their salaries and emoluments for dudes astuelly discharged far Use treader mding the lith Jemmy. ne extraordinary Goaded el the gownsman towasids them has produced very swim imenveoieness. The diem were to deader the Court ef bmildupWy, and .b. the parlimeentery vats of mosey, hat so artier bes bees mode for their papssal. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-BOUM George Stedman, 37, dereribed as • labenrer, was brought before the Lord Mayor, to undergo a preliminary examine nos upon a charge et forgery, and tatter's' • request for six shawls, value abeat 81., with latent to defraud NOM ° Moore, and Cremptos, Cheat:Ude, warehounimen. V ak prisoner was remanded for the attendance of the asomeary witnesses. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. RNA Wades wu brought up forfinal examination, charged with dabbing Thomas losketli, pitman at the Duke of York, Union-street, Hood-street. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Matihomegbatzest, ap peared for Qs promaution. The compideset said no the night of the 20th of Janmiry, the prleoser _who was knows for her Moho* and who had bees forbidden the home, oame into the taproom, and shortly thermic& he felt • blow on the eel, but did not know for the mouviat that be had bean stabbed. The pri soner had a knife Is her band. She rid, " I did it with this, and I meant to do it." Complainant was taken to the hospital, and had been under medical treatment ever since. Some short time back complainant bad been a witness spinet the prisoner in • case of disorderly conduct, on which occasion the prisoner was sentenced to seven days Im i a . " Nrris ael?t. Marshall, assistant surgeon at the Middlesex Hospital, said he examined the complainant, and found • punctured wound in the ear at learnt an inch and • half in depth. Such • wound would be inflicted by the knife now manna The prisor nor mid she would reserve her defence, and was fully committed. Mr. David Llewellyn was summoned for having assaulted Mr. Conway Dignam. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlboniughetrein, ap peared for the defendant. The complainant said be was at present stopping at a eciffeehouse in the London-road. He was walking to the Barliagtou-arcade with his sister, in the early part of Janua . ry, when the defendant came up , laid hold of him , an d said, ' These are the two thieves who perjured them selves at Brampton, and who are going to perjure them selves in the Windham case." The defendant thou used dis gusting language to his peter, and on complainant going for the protection of the police, the defendant said he would lock him up to prevent him from giving false evidence in the Windham case. Complaisant, however, gave the de fondant in charge for the assault. Croes.examioed—The await was confined to seizing hold of him in the arcade. Hail not lived in any regular place for some time. Went out with his sister merely to view the shops. Did not go out with the intention of meeting with the defendant. Had seen the defendant on the 24th December, but bad not brought a mob round his house. A police-constable was fetched to remove him, but com plainant was not removed, because he went away of his own accord. Was clerk, hut out of a situation. Did not call out in the Arcade "Here comes one-eyed Llewellyn." Was brother-in-law to the defendant. Mr. Tyrwhitt—The Windham case is all over now. Mr. Lewis—lt is, and I think this ought to have been over likewise. Miss Dignam gave her evidence to the mme effect se that of her brother. Mr. Lewis said he was prepared to show that no assault had been committed ; but he was quite willing for the sake of peace that each party should be bound over to keep the peace towards each other. Mr. Tyrwhitt said this course would be the beet. It generally happened that where parties belonging to the same family gave evidence in cases of lucency on opposite sides a bad feeling prevailed for some time. He really thought that as the Windham case had terminated this case, which had arisen out of it, should end also. Mr. Llewellyn was not astiakd with this settlement et the matter, and was proceeding to enter into scandalous per sonal statements, when he was stopped by Mr. Tyrwhitt, who refused to hear anything more, and orderedboth parties to eater into recognizance'. LAMBETH. Aka Bruce, a notorious card-sharp, who stood rommeiel hem Friday last on a charge of being concerned with than confederates, not in custody, in drugging and chwalg * Preach gentleman out of 71., was placed at the bar Wan Mr. Elliott for further examination. On Saturday week the prosecutor was " picked up" in the vicinity of the House of Lords by one of the ring who c= m ed to be • Frenchman, ad who spoke the French fluently. This person invited him first to a coffee house in Huogerford-marliet, and seat to the "Old Guild ford Barge" beerhouse, in Belvidere-rod. which he repre sented to be his hotel. They were joined there by the pri soner and two others ; end *arbour exhibited that which the prosecutor believed to be boa notes and sovereigns, and natroduord the ithrieraerd dodge, and urged the emir to bet. He did es. add hot eaves sovereigns, prow ; teseey he bed shoot bin. when the sharpen managed tong el fed after assAbert goosseeter hi ba etey n beamed by a friend that . be had less grossly cheated eat al . be lobed the prisoner on subse ts Losesteraquare, and gave him = s"Y eastedy ." . 6l. Ba the Omar bag rat to the bar yea's.- . day the dhow in ash ems d She ewe likened the amagistrate 'that the prosecutor bed bees obliged to start for Fatima the day before on urgent beelons, and would not be la London dersiosaal mouths, and Kr. matt, coosequasee, was obliged to discharge the A hulking 141 a 5 who gave the name of Charics Augustus, baying in his arms • epangleddre.ssed monkey 1111 large ae a full-grown terrier, and of a ferocious appearance, was charged with begging and alarming several lathes by his monkey. Polise-eonstehle 307 P raid, that on Idatsarday evening lad he was on duty in host of the Crystal Palace, sod saw the prisoner there boggier and allowing his monkey to rue about to the very great terror of the ladies Isariag the palace. Many of them were obliged to run into the road to as oid Use animal, and several having also com plained to him of the danger, be took the prisoner into custody. Oakes, the gaoler, here informed the magistrate that so numerous were the complaints of this monkey Dtli•••00 that the commissioners of police had issued directions that all persons ezhibitiog monkeys should be taken up. The prisoner, who offered nothing in defence, was coca ' nutted to prison for 14 days. Soon afterwards the owner of the monkey made bin appearance, and the animal was given up to him. SOUTHWARK. Mr. James Briggs, an oil and colourman, carrying on business in New-street, Borough-road, was brought be fore Mr. Bonham for further examination, cha r t with being concerned with other not in custody in and receiving large quantities of emery cloth and paper, o con. odereble values, from the premises of Mr. John Oakey, No. 174 illackfriare-road. Mr. Husapaise mina saanded for the prosecution ; and Mr. Lewis isfoodei the passer. The semi wita mewaiC ea before, by tradesmen from all , parts el Lair& promedor Is this case carries on a very extensive Whams withasslain engine.. and others in the metropolis aril all party of the United Kingdom. In consequence of lading Lop quantities of his emery cloth and paper in the peseradon of seven small dealer', he was induced to make b Kabala, and ascertained that they had been sold fee Meat half their value, and must have Um Main hem hie stook. It being impossible to *bleb osidewee against the servant., several of them whom he empectad were discharged, end done then a great dal of the property was traced to the posseadon of the prisoner, who had disposed of It to various oilmen in and around the metropolis through the miens of • town tra veller named Rushbrook. The latter, on the last examina tion, proved that he sold the emery cloth sad paper fer Briggs at a very low price, knowing well at the rams We that it was Mr. (Okay's manufacture, and worth doable the money. %meal oilmen oarryZ w al WM= and about Heaney and Ilse l'ity-road' perablerag reams of Rushbrook, sod it was shown • the proomelibr that the goods so sold had been cLabiiiiiiar 11610.1111 bra his stock by some of his servants. The following additional evidence was glue yesterday Mr. Abraham Bury said he caroled ea basins.' as an oilman at No. 11, St. John' 01411111111•11. On the 2ad of October be purchwd of Mr. Itoshbrook goods amounting to 51. Ba., ammo which were two reams of emery paper, with Mr. Oskey's marks on them. He knew them directly, and paid about half...mom leas than the value for saa. A few days 'afterwards Mr. Oakey called end he told him what he had done, and from whom be patched the paper. He how nothing whatever of the prisoner. The goods were brought by a carman named lfman. whom he identified in court. William Morgan, an impudent fellow, a carman in the employ of • parson named Moore, in the Loodon.road, the man spoken to by last witnem, said he did tot knew Mr. Bury, neither did he know Rushbrook, or any of the Mara His evidence was so contradictory, -UM Mr. Burnham threatened to commit him for perjury. He was evidently mired op in the plunder. Thomas Parrott, of 47, Prison-street, Dadra, said be wee a einumiedo• traveller, end be had known Mr. Rush. brook loyeen. He also knew Mr. Bose, with whom they bilk dolt. Oee evening in September vitalise was la the shop cl Mr. Rose, M Heekney, obis Baddwook tweaght some goods in a east. Borges was the driver. mad the prisoner was in the vehicle. They all west to the Bir Walter Scott publia-hooso opposite, where they saw the pri soner, when Buabbrook exclaimed to &lip, " Halm, old fellow. I have sot sees you for a limp time." and banded him • glom cd aka. We ell left the boom together and separated. Oa the Bander evening afterwards I meat to the Suffolk Arme,lielowslowit, Hackney-road, and new Roshbrooes son, • f of his, and the prorate. Witness galled out "Mr. Briggs," when the primeer looked at BM *ad old "Yee." He then told him be had just sew Raebbrotic, sad be wanted to see him. Brim Shea =tlbin to the Save 'Niters, where they met and the the primmer called oat, " I know it's nil right sow. I thought yea wed the fiber young man were aisteedess._ entered the publki.bouee, when Mheld Miehlweft be most bop eat el the way a obile and be wield provide for his wife and family, and he mobbed him 311. ea the limdy following. 0; that day vita= was With Bkrook, whet a young man mane to the latter and gave hhu 31. After that waness west with liodsbrook to Brampton, where they met the prisoner, and all west to the Angel public - house in don-street. 'Two 110•111114011 Were theta put on il=e by some one, sad Iterbtrook leek them up and put them in his pocket. A tie named taggeti (who bed formerly bees carman to the pronscuted thew was into the room and something was saX about the is keeping Ratabbrook out of the we . Brims laid hi *veld not afford it unless Leggett and (a femme clerk Is the preeecutor's employ) mailed him. Leggett said he would ise Skinner about it, and be appointed to meet Reabbrook the neat evening. In croes-emmination by Mr. Lewis, witness said that be , 1 travelled for Mr. Stokes, and bad met Ruabbrook in the wing of business. The latter told him that there was some bother about Mr. Oakiite paper, and be oat wanted to keep out of the way. He did not know the pawn until he was ben doted to him at the Sir Walter Scott. Witness did .eh think Roslahrook had done wroag, although he waived 31 from Briggs to keep out of the way. lie heard Rushbrosic tell the latter that be could riot keep out of the way under X. • week. Robert Bermes, an old man, said be purchased of Rua. brook, in Septe mber last, two reams of °ay . @ emery paper, at 12a., and two reams of cloth at 14a. per ream. Mr. Humphries here informed his worship that the wholesale price was nearly double that prim, and all the dealers knew it. He had several other witnesses to call before he completed the case, therefore he asked foranother remand. Mr. Rodman remanded the prisoner until Mouday. Mr. Lewis here sated his worship to accept ball for the prisoner, as he could produce sureties to any amount. Mr. Bonham told him he should not accede to his re quest under any circumstances. The prisoner was than or moved. THAMES. William Fiedler, aged 23, of No. 2, Highetreet, Dept ford, was brought before Mr. Woolrycb, charged with fele. niously cutting ad wounding George Beata* lofting-home keeper, of No. 17, Flakigate-street, WhitechapeL Ms complainant sd prisoner are both Garman. Piodler, or rider, formerly lodged in Bartels' house, and when he left it was alleged that he was in Bartels' debt. They met on Saturday night in Fieldgateetreet, and a quarrel took place respecting the disputed account between them, and, according to betels account, the prisoner at tacked him and beat hint, and in a struggle which ensued cut him with some very sharp instrument on the upper lip, which was cut right through. lie bled profusely. There was • general row among the Germans, principally sugar-baker', of whom there were 50 or 00 present, the police interfered, and the prisoner was arrested. No knife was seen or found, but the prisoner had ample opportunity of making away with any instru ment be might have had. Mr. StoMart, solicitor, set up a ;defence for the prisoner that the complainant had struck another man in a public home, and that the prisoner was running after him, when the complainant turned round upon him and gave him into custody. After a good deal of conflicting evidence, Mr. Woolrych gave his decision, and mid in every ass where it was made out • knife we; used be would commit the party for triaL It was doubtful whether a knife had been used in this ems, but a violent assault had been own. milted by the prisoner, for which he fined him X MMUS ACCIDENT AT CHEMICAL WOES& About 10 o'clock on Saturday forenoon an acci dent occurred at Messrs. Hugh Lee Pattinson and Co.'s ehemkal works at the Felling, by which the lives of severs] am were very nearly 'amides& It appears that at the time in question it became the duty of 1101)1111HuntAff, over -1•••.. a young lad named Stevenson, a man named Kennedy, and two other persons, to clean out a pit wherein chalk, after undergoing the action of mnriatic acid, leaves a flinty deposit, which it is necessary to bring out of the pit occa sionally. This pit is twenty feet deep, and is entered by • hole et the top about two feet in diameter ; and in this instance the men seemed to have acted somewhat in cautiously in descending at • time when there was • con siderable quantity of carbonic acid gas floating in the pit. of the presence of which they appear to have been us suspicious. It happened, however, that after they had been • short time in the pit a man named Quin, who was employed in the bleaching powder chambers above, de ; wended from thence, still wearing the " nozzle" or protec tion for the nostrils against the injurious etfeeta that would lotherwise be experienced in that department of the works ; and be, having his suspicions aroused, went down the ladder late the pit and discovered the men in a state of unconscious. arm An alarm was raised, and Mr. Watson, Mr. Wilms, sad Mr. W. Procter were woe on the spot, and in a short time the man were brought out. Mr. Torbock. surgeon, as eistent to Mr. Councillor, had been summoned, and though the men had been very far overcome by the power of the noxious gas they were, after the application of proper resto rative measures, so far recovered as to be sent to their homes, and no feats are entertained as to their ultimate recovery. Had their stay in the gas been protracted a few, minutes ler fatal results must have ensued. As it was, i Heater sad some of the other men were severely ant end bruised by their falls oa the flinty particles in the pit.— , Newcastle Chronic*. THE MIIRDZB By A YOTTIL AT BSCEINHAM. , -- The youth, Andrew Maynard, who stands charged, upon the coroner's ioauieitio.. with the wilful murder of Hoary Holland, a you 17 years of age, at Beckenham, under air ouroeteeoee already reported, was finally examined yester day before the county magistrates at Bromley. The me 44 tastes committed the er for trial at the 'Di county roams at too*. upon the minor dune "Manslaughter." MA RKE: LONDON WEEKLY DOCK lmportd. IlaoSlt—W. I. hbds & Maurian East In ti dia lmp ISt= baskets Manilla tree Havana boxes tuba.. boxes Toreignltaseovado casks , _. Wadi — Do 03223n—Wast India 26 C, e Do..bria.& go n l2B Ms. & bads 577 Yogis packers 333 Other 12 India 762 Do. do. .. Drug & Costa Idea 15 CM)* bags 2.16 ign bags Ittnt Fore easiu 752 Do. — Ito& LI h t i o ki 4 Banns= iirrzars or 222 Yours tonal 67 tON 17,767 6,077 RETURI iDelnourd. 1,940 LOW 41,1 1,1911 TO IMO I' 620 1,967 1,217 Pr. Nord 13,196 13.5.01/1 109,?!.4.0 15,,07 St26o=l 2.5,0%6 14,846 16,164 6,858 17,858 8,071 111),S19 10,01 UM! 8.801 114,8i9 tr,444 10,471 Itti, lli *VA 1,161 4,960 *667 3414 1 0 : 0 7$ 9,319 •,EI6 17,199 8,50 16,34 96,105 wsio 4000 TALLOW.-In the course of last week there was a de cidedly improved demand from the trade for tallow for coesumption, sod a good bylaws was done for all MU. There are still considerable orders on the market for the lut three months on foreign account, and that period being firm, and above spot prices, the position of the article is in every way hailthy. _ The advance, too, in cocoanut and palm oils, mentioned below, gives additional strength to the market, and in some measure accounts for our improved demand for tallow. Today the market is firm, and clown spot, 4Ga. ; March, 47a. ; April to June, 475. 6d. ; July to September, 465. ; October to December, 48s. 3cl. to 48e. 6d. Town tallow is touch inquired for, and 465. fld., net rash, is the lowest quotatioo, with not much offering. North American, 475., fine; South Americas. first pipes, 475. 6d. ; Austra. lies beef, fine, 465. ; fair, 455. 3d. to 45e. 6d. Cocoanut oil has *ph. advanced on orders from the Continent, and holders are generally asking higher prices. Cochin, 495. fd, to 50a. ; Ceylon, 48s. &L to 495. ; Sydney, 475. ; fine, 4Ga. to 46e. 61 fair and good ; 45a. 6d., inferor kinds. Palm oil-Fin L us is warm, and the price has advanced to 435. ; lower ede are cooperatively neglected. Arm, 40a. to 41s. ; palm nut oil. 365. to 38s. • home 405. ; rongb fat, 2a. 54e1.-(From the circu la r of Mesrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday Evening.) COTTON.—lavattroot., FIJI. 10.—We haws bad a batter demand for cotton to-day, at full prices. The males are 10,000 balm, including 4,360 Americus at 9d. to 14d. 5,000 Su ra t, sd. to 10jd. ; 300 Egyptian, 9id. to 13td. ; 180 Pincus, 13d. to 130. ; 160 Bahia, mt. to 1.21 d. ; of which 1 5,000 me far evert and apecalaties. OATl'LE.—Lfnaroot, Fef. 10.—The supply of stock woo catboat wirer. tiro &mad dew, without altwatioa is prioso for althea bar or =nitwit. COALS. LOYDOS, Fn. 1Q —Bag's West Rastley, 14s. ed. ; BaddlaWase Hard", lbs. ; Can's Hartley, 14.; encased Stasis, 14a. • Donson's Wein Hartley, Its. ; Holywell, lbs. ; Hoenad's West Hartley, Ills. ; Lunhat's West Hartley, 14a. 9d.: Taalield Moor,. 191. 9d. ; Tut. Raid Moor Batas , Ns. 9i; Welker "'runnie r lde 6d.; West Wybint. 145.; W yam, Its. ; Walls Bad Anwa Close, 13a. lid.l Was Tad Edon. Its. 6d. " Was Ead Gestertb, 14s. 911. ; Eds. Nola, its. Id. ; Walls Bad Erma wags* Us. id. • Walls Bad 111111W•11. 17s. ed. ,• Walls Bed Hates, 17s. Bd. ; Wailed Booth Hettem i...., _ ‘ l7s. 4d. ; Walk Bad Crap, lee. dd. ; Walls End 17a. 311. ; Was Bad Reset ball, Its. Id. ; Walls gß~edd lisowiek, I4a IA ; Walls Bud Kam Mk 941. ; Walls Bad Shaeliffe, 14s. 9d. g Wall. Fad South Kellen, les. 6d. ; Walls Bad nave, 16a. 3d.; Walls Bad Triatdou Hartle. .4ftla. • Walk Fad Windows*, 14a. 13d. ; Carway sad linthessito, dd. ; Oarway and Darya Balt il;117a 3 .' 0= Baden 111..1 Byass's %hale West ,11sAisy. ma. pa at asailua, 107 ; sold, 49. TBAIYIO RETI7ENB. 11611SAIII lilt. Pak. Yee- ise UR URA elai. T 4441. open mob &iod Week 4•4644 Dee. L 41 & & & Neri Imam lialwrie Nortb-WaS Provisem 144) 1,1411 LISS UM &MI DM& Dee. & Wolk 44411144 ;a& l& 1l 1411. Grand 'Mak 'Made Week thsdlag Jaa. IL Wm& sad 4112,41, iris audio/ 519.111, Ong Wisbakelemarls We& waft tab.& 40 0 kdom. 1911,119111 Owl We WS 531 loath lieera. • ••• Ma. UM 15N0 KM 10,04 8,9 n SHIPPING INTNIZIGHNON. OASIIIIMIN. Nos, heat Ihnertak M Ilis im eselOs Moore se Ni/p llll* bUged.—New Yak, Jos. • . • Gels. ham Loehr he Niiiinotesh o pen OMURA al ne Mt Pax, las bra aims IS In D tg iv egr. Harriet lambi= (Aketrea stir, boa New Yost tel Vilmottlik wen s and foundeeed to lat. 11 lon. 6 : crew landed bees-1,, Web. 2. Orient, Canon teenage, her AMOS. to Tanks, put bels Aliallikia ea the eth hrossig, nese being es the ice Uwe den: part at the earge none yeah thrown overboard. VISSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bumplras (barque), from Newport for Bermuda, lat. V, lon. W.SO W. Vargas Hall (ship', of and from Liverpool for Valparalso 44 days, Jan. 2, W. ILO N., W. fall M. 2imsais, boned es* Jam. so. 1116. ULM, km WAIL Tim Miriam fit Biscintafit.—T be returns sub mitted to the Bukhara board of guardians on Saturday show a great Menai. in the number of persona relieved, and in the wet of relief, during the week. The number relieved in the Blackburn district of the union last weal was= against 5,074 in the previous week, and the ocet had i from 2621. to 2971. In the whole union the number relieved was 7,331, of whom 2,314 were able-bodied, spinet 6,750 is the previous week, of whom 2,06:5 were able-bodied; and 2,589, of whom 604 were able-bodied, relieved in the corresponding week of last yose.• The cost last week of the out-reliof ia the whale unto.. was 3901. ; in the previous week, 3501..500 quoits, ; in the oorrespoeding week of hat year, 1361. The daily dastribittite of soup from the public soup kitchens ie now ahead 3, sad several private individual are eke distributing soup to their poorer neighbours. The relief food amounts to about 1,7001. last week about 1,900 fusible resolved each 41b of meal; and yeaterday the ark. made distribution of bread and meal, in quantities ouna epoedisi to tins neetaities of sash household, began. [Advertisemen b ta—HonowAY's Pula AND 01111. Mart —Tbe human Is mans up of nerves, vowels, muscles, and bone, all of which are formed from the blood, aided by the elude These Addison COIMPIreII to a bundle of pipes and strainers to cleanse and clear these of all obstructions and all impurities is the art of medicine. Holloway's medicaments happily effect this object: not one of the Infinitude of pipes and strainers escapes their purifying powers. They thoroughly re mora all noxious matters, and expel ail causes of disease. They wit moat beneficially on every organ. The Pills internally, and the Ointment rubbed over the glands, restore vigour to the body end obeertulome to the miaL Holloway's remedies are ape aka for Indlgtation, narrowness. and depression. BIRTHS, biARBIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ADEL2flL—Febreary 8, at Seamore-place, Lady Kllmbeth Means. of • daughter. AN NAN.—Februsry 8, at No. 8, Albert-terrace. Bow, Mn. Dodd Annan. of • daughter. BE - CHURL—February 6. at Chtuntelgh Rectory, North DBBOB. the wile of the Rev. G. C. Bethune, of a son . BlRON.—Feleum7 6, at Victoria-street, Westminster, the wife of R. J. Blron, Fay of • son. CANDLRB..—Fehruary 7, at Chastleton Lodge, Lee, Beat, the wife of H. B. Candler, Rao., of • daughter. YELLOWIBIL—February e, at Warbilugton Rectory, Banta the . wife et Captain W. B. Belkmet. 3rd Madras Wahl, of a daeghter. GAM URRY.—lfebettary 6, at Partfield-rillas, Adelaide-roel. N, W., Mra, Z. U. Gaerdery, of • daughter. RANltitN.—:February 6, at Blackheath, the wife of Mr. P. Laken, of a daughter. ROBYRTION.-February 6, et Indlastreet, Edinburgh, the wile of B. J. Robertson, Pau., of a daughter. WALLIB-Yebrnary 0, at Rearesborough Lodge, Darratt-Ime. Wendel/odb, the wife of Mr. R. Wallis, of a am. WATNEY.-Yebram7 6, at Wandsworth, the wife of D. Wainer. jun., Beg., of a son, HARRIAGES. CHIBTER-RANDERSON.-February 6, at St. Cridea, Lire?. pool, by the Rev. T. C. Cowan, At A., Mr. NV. It. Chester, to Pasabeth, daughter of the late Captain A. Sauder.on, el tabliehaven, Cumberland. HUNT-HUNT.-February 6, at Marsh.street Chapel, Walthora• stow, by the Rev. K. Mauneiing., Frederick, .o of Mr. %V. Bent, of Viper Clanton, to Catherine, daughter of Mr. Mont, of Waltharnatow. JACKSON-BA' RD.-February 6, at Olsagow, hp the Rev. 1 1 . Caiderwood, Mr. J. Jackson, of Rathbone-Place, London, to Agnes Anne. daughter of the late J. Baird, Pao. PA LMNR -MA TTEIRWL-February 6, at Sporle, Norfolk, R 1 the Rev. T. Jones, W. O. Palmer, jun., Rai , Norfolk, to Susan, daughter of the late T. Matthews, Esq., ot erode. DEATHS. SSUASK-Sehrsery 7, at Windermere, Major G. 11. Braids, ILlL's Bombay Amy, retired. Sod ht. BRITTAIti•-rehr= a, at Robertetreet, Ilampsteadrosd. Mr. T. &Wage, 76. BPetruary IL at Great Cumberland-place, ilydepark. ll Busk, Bat, aged 90. CAVAN.-Fetruary 7, at Tunbridgewells, Lydia, Cortese' Dowager of Cavan, aged 76. IINDIN.-Ifebissry 7, G. P. Madan, Esq., aged Olt GALRN.-/febraary at Aberdeen. Margaret, daughter o f Dr. NSUCtnr.-31braary 6, Major-General N. Norcliffe, . of Lawton Fall „ seat Halton. Tertshire, aged ;O. PARXMIL-P•brury 6, of Ablegdenetreld. Wasirabsoter. y. J. Pliakee. sued it 11"" -talivigri Bask vile of Mr. R. Peak*, of Yore MAW* adwilobs. few es. hatted and ltiallakod M RUM= Kan IlAtm. of t o & la So City of Loudon. Printer. at te = l"l4l :4=bard4dreof. lu the Procluot of Whitefriara... .11altVaitT11..1ota. 'TS.