The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-17 00:00:00

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IS. la SONDON, THURSDAY, PRI. 17. Tun "Martin. with a Dammed Wife's Sister" Bill is taking the place of the Jewish Disabilities Re moval among the standard performances of the Session. The feeling of the constituencies, no it h expressed in petitions, and in Parliamentary divi sions, has been manifestly remrded in favour of con ferring a legislative permission upon a pectin's, which the absence of legal sanction is &and to be unable to arrest among the most numerous class the population, and which obtains very largely among the most orderly and enlightened portisa the community. This i. pm Moly one of those social goes- I I time on which every males pelsonel feeliag and prints experkaes are peesticslly sad instinctively their OWN Lealabris, taikpondently of all those u priori emelisetises whisk are imam boss imported into the dissuades by a ells of curious sad ardent formalists. Lad BURT, who has talus charge of the quid= la the Meese et Oammass very fairly ezessed hismseM ken making a est speech is the re-inteedestien st a Bill textually the sense se that whisk we reiseted by the Lords last year. The neseeme Ims boss again and again debated, sad waded by all sorts of oeclemier bell sad social objeskeer as every geed and pretext, beau sad Males ; without the possibility of unmakes a step beyond the samertioa that Moses weal bare Imbiddes it, had be lived I. this peet-sesrldiaa age; that, at all events, "the Qs/lii" bee kr same She. seater ries dimallowed it (wept es is Isidgesss," for vane reseind)l sad that sa shrub' amber of coatempersey wives would be made enemy, eed a seeltitede sf sMfMale and astir. sisteesia-law would lees their seespetiee, if esatingsst isajegal remainders were setablisimed by Ast of Psalmist. Now we assert reel& the ingeemisa that the &- leaden of the notes cue weld do well to carve their oppositice to the sestimeatal and social pelat of view, aad to leave sesisekethal &to to dispatents of the theological sad jecakr roan of Mr. HIRST flit sails D, whose kseiliarity with the logislaties of another work is only equalled by his diarist et the legislation et this. Mr. DRUMMOND ism up the most gamed mums with the Milk at a Basks I yet. wheal he speaks " the aesalmems vales at the " Chards, so keg se the voice et the Char& maid "be heard; we seem to be listanieg I. the jargon of one of these " Papists' when be quotes end derides is a breath. Time k a clam of pablie met whims originality enable la &in pistols out of window to frighten the passes" by. MM. Peocasolv, VIMILLOT, Ism Da DIRAILDIN, are aotoristise et this typo an the ether side of the realer; sad Mr. lIIINIT DROMMOND is a British brother of the Order. Who bat an of theme umpired Aroma weak nature to desig nate marries" with a wits's sister es " inert i" or the 'betides et shank rates as " seseilege ?" Better that epees\ should have bees gins to meta to con ceal hie thoughts them to expels them, if it ose lad se wiser re than this. The miens ableatioes to the Bill were stated ably sad seggestkely, though with a twang sidegmatis potatoes, by Kr. Busaaroan Hors, who wade tie wenn mistake °flowing to mech. To his ante ten that " the preponderating Isalleg Cl the religious " mind of the country " was hada to the Bill, it was easy for Mr. Bi x roe sad Ms. E. Rau 011 Wale the peeetisal replies that "darns the hot MR pin art " leme thee 836,000 peremos," mad thee "d 750 elegy •• sea Is the netrepais awe this 400, bed rained "in Isar et the ItiU." More thee SUS el the Disbaps. we knew, reeld be ready to sapped it ; aid it le jest se ash as epee genies woos the sew able new a wan enable hyena It h, is preemetantly en partieelarly a natural quer the, sad must be decided without reference to anal -4'l authorities. It is not attempted to be damned that theme marriages ere daily taking place snag the poor ; bet Mr. B. Hoes tell as that " more sibeteal religious leachiag, end, above all. an improvemeat in their dwellings will "remedy the evil," whisk more than 400 graduated clergy men in say neon anew are petitioning the Legislature to eneemrsta Mr. Hors paints a gloomy picture of a hareehad into which Lord BURT'S " bread ef dined "h sap poen to be carried. He repremsts sesserried de ters Dourless, nephews sad Inas untlen and asks why, if marriage with a wife's deter is to be permitted, marriage with " the nisei, thou ant. er " any bbnAirelai.n," should be forbidden. Simply, we should imagine, because a wife's sister is sot I blood relation. The speech of Lord Joni Rrsszu„ who mamma that " for several years he had refrained fres " giving a rots" on the subject, is, perhaps, the most thoughtful and judicious exposition of the whole question which has yet been heard in the Houle. Haring satisfied himself that " there "is no religious prohibition," he admits that it is "in itself a misfortune, a disadvantage," if " the feeling which has hitherto prevailed, " that when a man marries a woman, the sisters of " that woman become his sisters u if they were " sisters by blood," should "be weakened by say " alteratioe." But there is a pressing practical evil to be dealt with, and an existing state of facts which cannot be denied. Among the middle, and espe cially among the poorer dares, there is a prevailing ferling that "after the death of the wife there is often no ;memo so fit to take are of the children, " as the beloved sister of that wife." Coder this impression innocent marriages are con stantly taking place to which tt the stigma of coney bias's" is attached. This stigma it is sought to re more,and it is the it nee of thlsgreat practical nil that Nepali Lord Jwt• Itussru. w i'lorer the wail THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1859. elosetions to Ley alteration " which b• Writs and avows. Bet he is disposed to extend the changed& the law to the other relations by mendep, and to bestow en equal privilege upon the widow. Lord iodic RCLIILL treats the question in the largest and most liberal spirit, yet with the reluctance des to its delicacy and difficulty. There is a grow ing evil to be amended, an increasing amount of un happiness to be corrected, and it is a question of feel ing and of social convenience which must be decided, sot by arbitrary end fantastic canons, but by a wise endeavour to conciliate privets happiness with the public good, and to bring the laws of man into more perfect harmony with the Law of GOD. For our own part we do not effect to be blind to the reeeenableness of many of the objections to a cheap in the existing law. Everyone within the range of hie own social circle is probably familiar with instance@ and examples of unhappiorm on both aides of the question ; bat we are more and more persuaded that the only human legislation that avails anythingfor the oomfort of society is of an enabling rather than a restrictive order, and that in dealing with the most sacred of human institutions we cannot be on too good terms with human nature itself, and with the common feelings of mankind. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Monitscr of this morning publishes a decree, fixing the payment to be made by soldiers of the Class of 1888, in substitution of personal military service, at 1,000 francs. The Ho/slicer contains also the following:—The Conference of the Representatives of thsPowen will shortly re-assemble at Paris for the purpose of discussing (exasragrur) the result of the Moldo- Wallachia= elections. The ministerial warning given to the Presse hu created a great sensation, and Renter in consequence rose last night on the Boulevards 400. TURKEY. CONSTANTEKOPLI, Fait. 16. On Thursday Let, a Frenchmen established at Redasta fell a victim to vengeance. Count Lana mend, first soorotary to the French embassy at Con stantinople, elsopatshed the dragoman and a body of polioe by the Salamandre to Redoes. Fourteen culprits were arrested, and full satisfaction was given to France. MARSEILLES, Pu. 16. Advicee have been received from Constantinople to the 9th inst. The Journal de Constantinople of that day con fines the statement that the Porte has protested against the election of A. Conn, and appeals to the conference of the Powers. Lettere express doubts whether the Salton will resolve the Moldavian deputation. 16,000 Turkish troops are stationed dreg the beaks of the Danube. The attitude of the Roma& population is resolute. Frequent conferences have taken place between Sir Henry Bawer, Baron Prokesoh, and the Parte. lONIAN ISLANDS. ATHENS, Fla. 10. the centre being kept clear for the Imperial 1 pinta and no mole being allowed to play until their arrival. The state quadrille, which opened the ball, was at length formed, the Princess Clotilde dancing with Baron Hausmann, Prefect of the Seine, sad Prince Napoleon with Madame Baum meas. The Prince and Princes@ afterwards walked all through the rooms. It was much remarked that the Prince, instead of giving her his arm, walked before her. PRUBBIA. Cvlox cvi ovir BERLIN, Fes. It. Count Perponcher, who was lately sent on a special mission to London to notify officially the birth of the young prince, has jut returned to this city, and brings the gratifying intelligence that both the Queen and the Prince Consort have promised to come over to the christening of the infant prince, and their arrival will take place about Easter, till which period the ceremony is consequently post poned. Later in the season—probably in May—the Prince and Princess Frederick William will pay a visit to England. The youthful princess is going on eo satisfactorily, that not only is the Ilan* of daily bulletins stopped, bat Sir James Clark's presence Is no longer needed here, and he has therefore returned to London. Great activity is perceptible in the bureaux of the different sections of the War-office, the object of which is to place the army in an efficient state, to be prepared for any emergency. A great promotion in the army is to take place, and the Gazette will pro bably be published at the end of March, should cir cumstances not occur to make it necessary earlier. The promotion will include 409 captains. It was at first expected that a general amnesty would be granted for all political offenders on the occasion of the recent addition to the Royal family. That it was originally intended I am able to state as a fact, but it appears that subsequent events have tended to induce the Regent to postpone its execu tion, if not to give up the idea altogether. A Berlin letter states that duriag a recent shooting excursion, in the neighbourhood of Bans Soul, the Prim Regent of Prussia had a narrow escape for his life. The gun of an officer of artillery, who wu of the party, accidentally went of 4 and the charge peened does to the Prince. trix eoun. The Queen and the Priam Consort, acoompsaird byes Ptinoee Arthur end Leopold, tuck dt‘ to yesterday Amine in es aim cameo end lout ; Colcaael F. R. Bq. war, end Capt. tb. Res. D. do Roe, etleadsd on beivolesis. The Primo Otennot, ed.estiod by hie 'query la waiting, irlelbed the Deism d Celebridin it hew redden, Is IS. Jonas Mee.. EY Royal Metier rodo on horseback to i. hronson. Her Majeitya &saw party fa the maim lueladol their Royal Righoomes the Dubow at Cambridge sad the Prior area Nary ; a s UAW* Ambroeoder, mid Madams Haw tr the Nergais of liseetr. the foil at . Bt. Clormum, Cenateee Cheaville, Visesme end Viseaestete Led and Lady Clew! Hai" Lord arid Leif Noes, the ROI Ilea S. sad His. laseeell, the weeny Is wile( le the Dothan el Calleilue, 11/14r Wilateetess. The hied et the Whams Osda Opel dab( Maw ite faliswlse : a ak aira Fi t Mks& • aopaaMoa Iron u. prat of M. Jan, Madam as. Alin of Mr. Tumor, Mr. Dam* sea Mr. him padre via Mr. Mla, Cork lo As ?mow of the pod* koala hole allllloPoar lay lord, ra thalt Mlle, la W. pooloodoy. Doorotrboo lbooo Ma 01111111111111111 Of C.0710a eel Mon Leas recoivorlrolisrior at tbs Doopokers .....t to tiro Ciovirimo des Wed 1u CoYam owl DIU& Gilalb. The Giorsee/e i Lae Watts that ea the 10th the Piss of Woks mat Ty to Imo owls of St POW& • lOW haw low" d the 1116. mays :—" 11. yin lo lbottoostly woe Is the oboes awl ot taw petits bellibst MOO apron to bo to segsbert woe Warmth& ow plea& Oe Therally the wow of oworoollta woo mimed by flosowl M Clem et de Vitas Borstoo• H. gow moos to ottewil diem It was ea Wopooleg debt. no Primo of Wtha, the Greed Dieter Miry, sad trowel hrolowes of ibtlew Was won most. Good 4. Gore poweiti hY wow *WI to dm after dm %soy' bad doillod." - The Osmium et Darby 1;41 ea emeembly hams */ at Ur away maul= la IL Jimoniagearit. nolo Illytoemoro the Durban of Nubility out No Pila us. X.q, ottosdol b Woad Moue Parr, .did OWE( with bey WO* it liambiartiout Nita Au* ofloo alma eidook. Proolawly t. Os ...lag peety tee awe arl aad amtios calortiolsod at flaw tbio deer:—/If. anvil/may Ito Ambits liftatabr os4 Osualoto d'Appayl, the Arbor 4 lavoeurs. iba awl sad Canaisio 4 Itardalako Laity nubs* sad lady As. Tabs. tbo Nuatom Marls Pranyiatia. Oho LA of florarvaa, 11. Eel Cowper, Owlet Dosafroolsogg, Last Dolomono. O.M. the Ilea. F Egortio, ILN., Mr. Diloto4 b. no Neale« of Daby hat &sabot onoiably is Wei nowlay Nat. Visual trail Vi west Pa/marstaa gave a seiseidansai Ina mein le hie kepi Wow do WE et Oentlettip. The trUsertse were invited le met lie repel bliglam:—llle issairay the iimbeeminr et Freese ad at Darlene et M.1.15a4 dr Dubs est %elms d Wellbeing. the Nam& aid Ideireason• et %BA KM& Itiatebbreers d Allsikorr, the Chinstme of Ilhateetrerp, the LA tionete. Led Ikea. by d AMfday, Lora Dualkalla, Om 11101 Sow Wog Partitart. IL?, en 4 Mu. Herbert, the WA Nos. W. Cowper, 11. P., sad Mu. Cowper. Colonel the Iles. Jame lianicoshl nu in waking on hie Royal Hid... the Due et Centhrlign. Later in the amens the Asenanteem leil es moo*. Wimple bemoans, the death of Lady Clesegimaa Forbes, et Befightes. liar lagyship was the row. theelS tor d Wilhite, .in' h Mama's of Whits, K.T, by Emil(' drifter ef Remy, third Doke of Beeelineek sad needed la J%17, ISO, the Raw. OreavWe Hamilton' Forbes, prim of lkoefitstea, North Heat. We (Pen) unioreimi tint the arrearobente eon segret vpsa the rengenks of M. Mapes here hen nue endol Minim Mons le Me Isms. pees gi rissistraz Imehrepsy, Mr. Seen Is IN did priMpel isaMay p the Lon ChmseNer, ad Mr. Mips hen the apple mit whin he lee W hr a e.ak d Omni senolley. We (Osioriins) an islhoini that the Berl of Deny hes eppiesel the In. Jones C. Rebantea, M.e.., 1 Thor ef Donsimmes, La; le the secant aincen Y Cen wimp OelshoL Mr. Reberna is the salsa el "Mos than IN Colin= IS the Limy r sal a " liforesp of Ss Christi's Chunk be." The kov. Osiris Waage, ILA.. Road Master of Mots School, Cash rbory, hos bona yourcolok by the Earl of Orearrvon, to the IMRE r Disgbalarrh vow N.wbr•/, vacated by the dooms al Iho Roc W. D. Barter. The Roy. W. B. Mann, M.A., librarian of Sion Callogo, motor at It. Arhistfor's Char* is the City, bad ►.on dieted ro dr Aim of X Cron la N. Peon , Cathedral. Mr. Mr. w itcroarty otadast et alibi Claarch, Oared. During tbe swath of January 303 bombe were pablkbett la peat Breaiq Inuladieg sew tditkna, paw phi. to, led ianeeee. Mr. John Witco, well known as " Lake Llararr," will Intim Mem Ste fkrekty al Arta co Widmer day war, as "Hs Libssey—Mob mil Molina paetbraledg 1 wits regard to Uri reedgeglaa and prearrevedsg." On - liefottelay inearbie, Mr. ildwaril Capers, the postman poet et Develmikey enierialmed s mewled sndboes at the Literary and tleientils Issaudas, Bridgwater. He did not dawn • kraal helm, but spat .bat be called "sa War will IV frienda," sad Ws observaiote took man of • sonnerrat'asel hen ilea that of a lecture. The /deadens/ Allradi Mar HI. 'maser is brusque. sat In wry Pr spine low—but be i. gifted with as estraordiasey teed et wit end genies. Blithest sad win) , ideas se in to lbw sa• inetraisedly, sad f tkre hours he kept kis antEenoe fa • sontinsel roar of lassirei., bat, ad tbs r,.e they h i t.n. e t. s i entertainment. He read emend of Ma poems, ant some be erg, wing so ordinary mount anent& Oft dr viols Ms Ware was a gnat trait, midweek we sweet bet noel mew ill-erearded and swelled4or eaprenimia" It woe Mated at the 'appal meeting yesterday el ths auk, of M. Was H spiral, that sa Inpewd system lat giving the patients the ttn.flt of ost.dwar taarcis, satsaled by the kaspara of the vartoo, wards, had ban sr sort d w with the greataat asocwa, and assay .1 the wale pati.nts bad bleu treated eat on patois wittiest Ley no toward re ult. Nero then one-half of last you's pa. Manta had m tot by tarns the Cryaral Pablo, Zoological Garda" ad tb Tarim labile ansaaml sad anbalgass. The medical *Mom ass arknowladgad with deep thanks the gift by Mr. Wafinr of a compiling mosaic theatre, which but bean fitted up in al. a lb. u.tbalasp of tb. charity, Gad which will awn be • ammo .1 grad tajoyassat to the pat eat., A particle of the 'Tipperary estates of Mr. Clemat &Weir .Y robJ I Ike Lareied Lades Cow, DEW. se Tandy before J ado Longa. Id. The renal was SUL • der, eat it bought in 011.4 for Me aukoi.. 0., win k ,. bed, for 8,0001. The widow for We was 1112 odkce dlla• Irwin sad Comfy Beek. Advicee have been received hem Corfu: A large majority of the members of the lonian parliament appear determined to refuse the discus- Won of the reforms proposed by Mr. Gladstone, and it is expiated that, should the parliament be dis solved, the preseet members will be meleeted. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (PLOY Ora owx 001a1SPOND11112.) PARIS, WiDirseDAT Iviorocc A puzzling event has occurred to-day. The Pram, the leading war journal, the supposed organ of Priam Napoleon, has received a warning ter an article of precisely the same tenor as those whisk it has been publishing for the lest Nix weeks. The warming, which is aimed by H. Dating* can to have bees drawn up ender a very present imprensim of the wisdom of the proverb, " the least said the soonest waded" It wisely abstains from the im palas task of lasting oat in what respect the ' ieseadwated prodastisa Mims fees the ether esea ' meateeles whisk have been daily tolerated sad easeareged apes the new year's mesa to IL de Hamer, whisk has sent down the Fres& funds 7 per sea. All that we learn upon the face of the document is that the Preis le warmed on account of ea artiste headed " La Crimp Icehouse," sad signed " L. Lamm Leduc," sad that " the polemics of this article are of a nature to sow unfounded appre hawker in the public mind.' Is or is not this, in any ewe, wretched measure to be viewed is an in dioatisa of say important resolution taken at the naafis' P Nobody knows. I subjoin • few =- Mats from the article : a I la met silmikassel as illsretem Mums ea ■ ihst dr mseumme 41116 sof ISM was ma abortive me; I me is It, cm the esetwisy. the IMO dirt et a greet soaker romiulism whisk whir drimsfru is poilticol stole of most is the owl mild dl the eUrigth et a groat arra la fee cams et MeV sal perm" Centralisation, whit& mmy be a grossd of etreemph, may .b be a gr.mied of tessitsras—ia say ore It 1 deeper mistions. Did sot Nero wish thst the Bars people had but am Merl is cediir that be relight tut it of at a Ss& blow? Bet dies hely rely exclusively ea Mort to Make of the yoke of bar orprommors ? No. The Ohms has gam by when Is the delirium of her patriotism mho premarital theme nth wordo—tratia fare ris as She ism', co the com teary, the moderres of rarer Wiser. I. sot liar oars Mbar d judos sad dvilimtion t It is dm ova We ars frightened at the lea et Wreaths. Wiry me? Omer we sot redo" gratitally is prise the opptietrily which sew pre made Ind Is mobs as *Mr Ms leer oularog MUM at um mimes wire Isesessle Berepa, mid impedes the or of prop= t Ws hoes rt thst Amble raises is. hart la eery pet el Dry ; she alemise ewer .is, dmowlere. Is it sr Mork whe hes maid ell Ms morporesse of the fhb of Purls t L k set Amble vie pumps Turkey to the mommidoe el elt haw trimmeme—ell her Maims t Is Ii sot AGM& who trosblr des Armee whisk war us to Tiegled t Wert acts war mita sherd laver us from this bombes be bleed ahem ri oar were t Now this is the war which sum to be mewls( Is Rely, and trirtiore we short emstimpire the progeet with madam sad comity. The Bourse has not In any degree recovered from yesterday's penis. The Rent* clewed for account at 67fr. 70c. without any change ; for cub there was a WI of 6c. ktobilier rose 6fr. Railways were a trifle lower. The late disastrous failures at Orleans are said to extend to no less than 12 millions of trance. M. Vaonier-Roger, the banter with whoee bankruptcy the catastrophe commenced, has not been heard of for a long while. Some say he has committed sui aide, and others that he has fled either to Belgium or England. M. Ferdinand de Leseeps leaves Paris this even ing for Alexandria, for the expressed purpose of commencing the works of the Isthmus of Suez Canal. A grand farewell dinner was given to him yesterday by the directors of the concern. Prince Jerome gives a grand ball at the Palais Royal this evening in honour of his daughter-in , law, the Princess Clotilde Napoleon. Theban at the Hotel de Ville on Monday night was exceedingly brilliant. The decorations alone cost no lem than 10,0004 sterling. The famous marble court wu lined with artificial vines bearing black and white (snits, and the bubbling fruntaine and profusion of fresh flowers showed the oft-enchanted palace wit► a power of magic never serpamadi. It was, however, mistakenly announced in the jaernale that the number of invit►tions was very limited. They extended, we now learn, to 10,000, whereas 8,000 is a very large average num ber. I really think that every person asked must have gone either in person or by a representative, for I never before saw the rut rooms so thronged. For two or three hours it was impossible to get away from the crowd, and people sighed in vain for those carpeted inland:a in side rooms which on former m aim affaded a ready refuge from the press of the ball-reasa. The Emperor and Empress were ex l i - posted, bat did not come. Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde arrived at 11 o'clock—an hour nesnewhat late, considering that the cards of invi tation were hued for half-past g. For upwards of two hours the company assembled in the grand ball-room remained eluding is a mord, INDIA. COMPLETE SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION IN OUDE. The following telegram wee received at the Foreign-office, from Acting Conenl•General Green, on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 12.46 p.m.: ALEXANDRIA, Fin. 11. The steamer Northern from Bombay arrived at Bees on the Bth inst., Bombay date Jan. 26. The rebellion in Chide is entirely suppressed. The Begum and some followers have gone by night marches into Nepatil, partly forcing, partly bribing, her way ; the flepoys of her party are said to be plundering the Nepaul villager. A corps of observation remains on the frontier. The Nana is supposed to be with the Devon. Brigadier Showers, with a (*lama from Agra, came up with the rebels under Tantia Tops', at Hooka, on the 18th of January, having marched ninety-four miles in three days. They defeated and dispersed than, killing about 300. Three chiefs fell en the laid, and one, on en elephant, was overtaken and killed by Lieutenant Hadfield, of the Agra pollee eavaley. On the wise day a body of rebels mated the River fierlah into Rohilcund, but were driven back. The following is the latest intelligence from Allah abed : lit. 18, 7.23 P.m. The commissioner of Rohilound reports that the rebels, who numbered from 20,000 to 30,000, were defeated with &laughter, and driven across the Ber tha's, their guns taken, and Norput Bing of Room and Bowe Sing killed. There hen been a disturbanoe in the Nina's terri tory, sad parties of atarandere, emposed of MIMI Arabs and Deseenesa, ato doing molt Woke(oe ?) the Deaden of Berar. The Thirsty commissioner, while at Meade, on the 15th January, was attacked. Brigadier Hill Howard same to his assistance. Sane fighting ensued, and in the peewit of the essay noised casualties marred oases our 0801311._ __ _ _ JOHN GREEN. This telegram received at Halts, per Ripon, at 1 pm. on the lath of February. ARTHUR FANSHAWF, VieeAdmiral. INDIA-OPIWI, F. 16, 8.30 Ls. no Moving tadogrem Imo less rossivad : To lamas Como Midvill, Esq., India-Ale% London, from 43. F. Edmonstons, Esq., Bolorttary to the Oovernment of India, datal Allahnbod, 18t1t of January, 1859 : Traaqiillity matinees to porrail in Oeds. Those of the umbels who have net MOO in ander the murky have Alit arena ad gone to their kenos, or have fled into the Torsi. One body of theca under Bala Bea is reported to have entered the Mind forests. It is known that the Nawab of Farmhand has inasendesed limeelL CENTRAL INDIA AND RAIPOOTANA. Colonel Bees ameba 140 mass in dye days, attacked Tend& Topes% ferey end defeated it with mach throgiaar, taking six eimphaatk Tenth wee she atteeked mad defeated by the reeve under Cei. tleseerest at Ckappre, and again at Burred, in the Lotah territory. Later intelligence showed that the rebels were moving in the direction of Tank and Sewpore ; and Brigadier Showers, with a column trees Agra, after marching 94 miles in three days, came up with them at Dunks on the 16th instant, defeated and dispersed them, killing about 300. The rebel leaders are said to have been Tantia, the Bao, aid Feroze Shah. NORTH-WEST PROVINCES. It has been reported that the rebel Rodka Gabled and his brother were both killed in the action of the 29th of December near Yerwee. Oa the lith of January Brigadier Carpenter maw epos a large body of fugitives, and completely rooted them. Captain Osborne Pole, agent at Raw* has been i slightly wounded in a skirmish with a body of rebels, whom he defeated. The Connissioser of Rohilcund reports, on the 16th of hinny, that the rebels had craned the Swish River from the Onde Toni into Rohilcand, but bad been driven off. No intelligence of any importance from other quarters. G. F. EDMONSTONE. From H. L. Anderson, Esq., floorstary to doTern- meat, Bombay. - NIZAM'S TERRITORY. Colonel Hill's force had a severe action with the Rehillas and Arabs on the 16th inst. at Chicoumba, SO miles north-west of Bingolee. The British Ices was Captain Mackinnon killed, and three other odious wounded. Sir H. Has is at Jaulnah. The Bombay Presidency is quiet, with the exception of slight disturbances among the Shads on the northern border of Ougerat. H. L. ANDERSON, Bearetary be Government. Bombay Castle, Jab. 21. V. G. MONTANARO. Malta, Feb. 16, 10.45 cm. COMMERCIAL. (DT St IWAITNI AND MOTION TILWORAI.N4 ()WOK OM OWN COILDWIPONDINT.) MALTA, Fla. 16. Dates from Bombay are to the 26th of January. A moderate business was doing in imports; exports had declined. Money continued tight. Freights had slightly improved. Exchange, 24. ltd. to 2s. ltd. Amu=Ax MAILS.—The City of Baltimore steam ship, Captain Leitch, sallvd from Liverpool yesterday morels, for New Tort with the UsDM States mails, 199 sad a cargo Odes goods. TM mart mail deepti= be by the Cunard steamer Europe, which sag cm Saturday mat kg New Tart. Letters will be received at the Liverpool Post-Mike until 9 a.m. on Satarday, with late feet until 10, and on the Ladles Map mail IL Teis g rapbk depetchee may he lorwarded throne, the am of the New Yea. Press 'daft •Isw Waived of the eteassmis armature. Tas MAIL 81/VICL-8011THANPTON, WIDNES nat.—TM Mom ship Armco, which was ennoemed to leave New Tact on the felt Inst. with the Areericae malls, mid which would be den here t+m rrow, is not coming iatePt sence having hies remind that abe was under repair.. This mail will tly be mimed. The Parana karts to-morrow with tM West ladia end Portia moils, aed the Sallee with the Peninsular malls. STVED.ZW. I= happy to relate smother (=taws of the bravery .M hennafty which charac terise tbs ruiners of our port. As tho Edward Phelan of Witztord, William Moore, master, was on her voisp to bony the slitcoomo 1 a btot.attno itt diatrros off th e Bishops. brisistAsroip ihs Iffword Phelan tors down ow the wreak sod hand Mr as be the Warp of Waterbed, with a craw of siz ors, bosni dos Cardiff to that port with a cargo of may. The vessel area in a last a nkiag state, Litt alter eon sidershie enortion end courage the almost doonasel scow wore mead from their As-fol position and brought rah Wm port an leg Tlesday. Th• poor fslows woos Immediately =with asosawise Sad foinried to Ask kit*, Won, 11.0, SPAIN. Zia Madrid Gazette of the 11th oontaine a maim Of admen to the Queen from the bishop and okra, the Junta of Public Works, the authorities of the university, and other public bodies of Cuba, expreseing indignation at the proposition to pur ohsae the island made by the President of the United States, and protesting fidelity to the Queen. In the Chamber of Deputies, a bill for according various extraordinary credits to the government hd o iv e l been brought forward, the President of the drew attention to the necessity of incises. tog the defences of the country. He said, amongst other things, that apart from the general system of defence which was under consideration, and on which differences of opinion prevailed, there were certain points which for grave military reasons ought undoubtedly to be fortified. For example, it was to strengthen Fort Labelle, in Ma hon, became England and France, in the event of a war, would endeavour to get possession of that island to commend intercourse with Algeria. He eoncladed by reemuneediag the Chamber to vote the suns which would be required for these different purposes. The debate on the bill was_adjoarsed. A letter announces that the Queen had wanted a pardon to Mr. Parry, the English gentleman who was censienined to death for having struck a Spanish sentinel in the vicinity of Gibraltar. TUSCANY. A bitter from Florence of the 10th, in the Mu nger du Midi, says :—" The question of deciding what the attitude of Tuscany ought to be ender eisting eiresinstanoss has bees discussed in the cod the Grand Duke. On this point the opinion of M. Baldsaseroni has prevailed, and strict neutrality has been definitively resolved on." 'muse OP TEE BASQUE 3112118. The aaptaia sad craw d this above ship antra to liesthemplos in the Avis, dun the Bused., on Monday. The me dendirsre famished by the chief mate (John 1411014 Dade. Captain Can, left Gravesend Is Gaither el& sweets. wwwiatise of wombs med tzbelaineen *r Yeamener's The new, in- Os samba sal meth onapthed 16 thilividthis, end these woe lee yestoagame en bier& Nettie et haportsece °tamed until*, 7th of Member, whoa the ship was in Mt. 21.521, lea. SRO W. About 6 o'clock on the rooming of that dey melee wee dinawered iessieg be the hold. Beer* yea made dubs the day to eseeran where the Or. originated, but tent edict. The weather et the time wee use sad the vied light; and as the smoke ova timed Niemen seal sety wee mesiteeted. About mid night the smokeless se dean, lath Is. eel aft, that it wee deemed seemeary to pet the bests est sad this pespmstimes fur karts( the slip. This wee done abler Mr agirdirsa of the mats, bat base it could be amemplithell isms Mist err* through the ..in batch. With greet dithemity water and provides' were get into the beten and the pemingers sad orew were oompelled to leave the slop from the Asinine of the 11110110, and the sofforistiag dents of the smoke. Timer wire hat two Oasis available, sad they were sonewtua deeply Wes by the number of panne fa Use.. mil elks moralises issipers eel baggage which th ey were enabled to tr.of the ship. There wee call one lady peasaypar os The boats put off from the ship soon ether the I o'clock as the looming of the Seh, end sa hour after the three masts west over the ode. The boats lay-to until sash of that day, and the ship hewing burnt to the water's edge, they left bee. It was as:ermined that they were above SOO miles frost the neermt poet, and 600 hose RIo de Janeiro, to which port they maned es the wind was favourable. In ceder that the haste should not pert compeny they were ma meted by • rope, need in this meaner they hawed mil sad deed cm their pass voyage. The weather for the y or two was Ise, but aftrawseda the wind to,. to hearty • pin and the see also rose, so that there was great danger of the boats being swamped. This continued for some time, sad after searing greet hardship, as the boats were cam satlylicasking water, they were picked up by the Brasilia. brig Liberals, on hosed of which they wme treated with much Merin, se, end conveyed to Pentam boa beco is whence they ware despatched to Southampton by the h consul. TIM !kiwis belonged to ?deism. Barfield, CorswalL Loss OF THE SHIP &MLR.; BY tea gram from Calcutta, aid Alszaadtis, dated Feb. 16, was ported this an a•n6 at Lloyd'', manormciag the destruction by are, of the Brit sh ship Sotltj, Captain Janney oominaader, while 11 in In tha river Hooghly, bound for London. Thu filatlej beloaged to Mr. R. Greve, of Blackwell, and waa a rant class built ship d 1,160 tons. The crew were all saved. A Paris correspondent of the lidepesulance of Dewelssg•:—" I am lammed that France is preparing • memorandum to the powers for the purpose of explaining what is reprelumsible in the preset situation of Italy. This document will not be kept serest, and if it is as clearly written as is rumoured, the que.tion of Italy will be treed from its present uncertain situation. The document wll edam that Europe requires peace rather than war; that Wong proofs of moieration have bon given by the Fresh (treatment. and that ell that remains to be done is to profit by put ex perience. Fresco desires race, but does not her war." " It is rammed," says Cialignani," that M. Chas. Wats, the beaker, sad two English houses am about to tandetteks the Piedroon'ese loan." lutaWaseca from the canton of Ticino states that g ea agitation exis.ed there on the occasion of the cleelloas, sad that at Luso* a riot had takes place, in which several prams were mead sad ore Irdlsd. The oh tanstattaa• 'sr time t 3 TO*o wUh a nose displayed is place of a batter. The Madrid journals of the 12th sots that some MASI /OD had teen sound by M. Apatkd y Guijarre, womb: r of the extreme conservative party, hayieg pr.ernted to the Chamber of D. pities a bill for rstablishieg universal rib age, and for depriving government functionaries of the tight of sitting in the charter. The Nicolas Poulin arrived at Fort de Framer, Ilarrisire, on t`...e 20th Jar. with 466 cooler; and the Via Dyck from the rest of Afrka, with 278 free semocs. Alt three men were innuelistely dish ibu'ed smug the difirent *ration., which were greatly is wort of laboan re. DIVINE SLAVIC. Dr TUC appears from a parlisinewery near Yawl this morning tea; I. 1867, the moms' peid to olkesting &worm la the army were r at hams, 2,0411.; abroad, 4,660/.. f . r . e . tiens, at lims, 41W.; Anal, 2611. Roman at hook 1,81061. ; abroad, LOW. Tsenty.two O 7 =e - sod eimplelse resolved 6,041.; tilsty-lour moat ant ts a r to oho him. 8.7001.; two presbyterian chap Was, ; sad the chapel clerks at home, 410/. In the yaw 18674,1,476 bibles were tired to the army, at a one of VAL 18e. Id.; 14,461 prayer.books, at a eon of 1,0231. la. 9.1.; sad Dory hake. at a cost of 6911. 16.. td. In the same year the cost of caleteethr divine worship in the ern at home sad abroad was 82,2831., end the total exponMara on Won't odrollitosa books, 1,989(. Id, HER MAJESTY'S SHIP " ORION." ADMIRALTY, Fee. 17, 1869. liih fle Secretary of the Admiralty begs to acquaint the Editor of the 'Apr.'s that the toll "lag Intelligence hee been received at this odic., viz. —" Her Majest)'e ship Orion arrived at Berevapes en the 14th inst. All well OR board: SOCIETY OF ARM. A meeting of this society was held last evening at their rooms, John-street, Adelphi, at which Mr. HAM CRIS'S& road a paper, " On the Society of Arts Union of Institutes, sod the examinations coonacted therewith." It appeared from the paper that this union of Institutes was founded In 1852, and was regarded by Tfr. Chester as one of the resells of the Exhibition of 1851. Its object wu to utilise, develop and improve the existing means of instruction, sad establish new ones. In the latter object it bad been eminently @nonmetal; upwards of 300 mechanise and lite eery 'imitates, Atheaseeme, sod chambers of commerce, both to this employ and the colonies, being now affiliated with the *witty. The various results of this union were referred to, amongst which were the pawing of the Literary and Scientific Institutions Act, and the setting on foot a system of examinations which bad now be.° is successful or ration for gouts years, and which were intended to one of Um great educational wants of the presennt Those examinations were open to all members of the numerous institutions In union with the soctety, end oweilloates of three grades, according to the limit of the candidates in each subtext, were awarded, and money prises to those moat distinguished, as well as in some ewe to the Institutions of which they were members. Her Majesty's government bad encouraged this important schwas by plac ing at the appeal of the moiety nominations to ocespete for appointment@ In the public =rex*, is etrestrdwg which the society's nominees had in every cue been quay suoceseftd. To show boverteneively the system had already betn canted ent,Mr. Chester, mentioned that in the three year. durft which it had been in operatics no leas than 394 candidates had been meneMed, and Sdiarlidentes, either et the first, second, ce third-slam had been awarded. In conclusion Mr. Chester snarl ant how haportaati h eat far th h opas of edam. Um that this union should be warmly su end extended as widely as poadble. Already much been done, but be wee mdem honer upon an friends of education that mete bed yet to Magmata towards making the Inttitutions what they really ought to be, the era's of industrial instroetica in every town end large village throughout the country, mad the esergetic and enlightened promoters of social progress sad hoprovemeet. A diseases ensued, In which Sir Thomas Phillips, Mr. B. Messy, Vice-Chancellor Ste W. Page Wood, Sir James libuttleworth, Bart., Lord John Russell, M.P., and tho chairman, took part. The Publishers' Circular says t.- 0 Free America 1 we hear That there is pneral expectation of ea early vhdt from Clarks Dickens; tho generation who experienced his abate have pures away, and the seraessent hapresekm of his first =Et is faced. nutmeats= en being made, as the stmeglk of the espeetatice, for a profitable aeries of lee tares; and sow a hearty welcome is promised, with the guarantee of somebody's special =humidor, who bee bees dispatched to London." _ We hear," mays the Publishers' Circular, "from rather too good a mums to be dircredited, that an effort has bra made by aortal* influential booksellers is the Malted ewes, during the revis'on of the tariff now before the trailed Stem government, ta raise the duty as the ha -1 proration of linglish booka, from 8 pee meth, as at present. to 30 pee cent.; if this is true, It is too bads ray it empltaticaldy, it would be adding insult to hiriartion The last two years a great impulse hes been given to the demand for good EagUeh edition@ ; the proposed al , tratirm would be tantamount to prohibiting the rale altogether of Unlink books. There is only or eonzahlion, that so manihstiy unjust • measure would bs likely to enlist the tourist of the Amorken people in favour of ea in•ernational copyright ; yet, whoa we he snob books reprinted as Buckle's • likary of the new • Herodotue,' WherreWs • Woody* Brienors,' Mrs. Jameoca's Pine Art works, and others ha Wisdom of Ertglieh sty* k h trident that, in addition 03 Asap mein* a strong tart is being made to aloes to as the American demand be good workmanalifp. The rubitot referred to is deterring the bet! and immediate attention of our govorsomaß" Herr Held, one of the German democratic orators of 1848, is pabllsbiag a Hyper-democratic Roryckpredia " as the backs of paper alpr-owes, so that they who smoke may read. Herr Deemer, whose conversion from atheism to Roman catholicism has been lately mentioned, has come l i mewed bade% hie Papal mantrestocs 7 publicationo whme• with be laterals to eonaert all the bustle' in Germany sad ebewhers. The titles of thus productions are, " The Threefold Crown of Rome," "A Rehm of the Romeo Priesthood end Clterch," end "Maria Legends sad Poems.' " Evecything," ear Herr Musser, in the prefers to we of these pnblicetkose, "everything has its time; the petty me sults of enormous exertion; the impossibility of hirthir pro. gun, end the dreadful Internal death of society combed lab I wu on the point of despairing, when, to! I beheld ha tits dukes, of night that grand pima/cosmos, the threefold crown el Rene, that evergreen minis* and than I oak down sad worshipped." la the muse of all this twaddle Herr Gunnar meadow the man who " PM drew hls attn. don r the woadarful fabric of the Roman catholitt bissontly"—lt Is Lord Macaulay ! Herr Dimmer ventures IC swore his radars that Lord Macaulay, to his " Essay cm Rasks's History of the Popes," terms the Roman catholic church " a masterpiece of divlae wisdom which must endure he ever." A Turin correepondent, writing on Monday, says : —"An event to which the frequ•ntea of 'he Theatre Royal, the drat and newt fashionable theatre in Teeth have for eons time be looking forward with much interest is expected to come of in the coons el this week. I re'er to the debut of Klee Victoria Safe in the Sonivanbiviao The heaths of that charming open sill, It is expected, and a no imam ebenang representative la our lineal' sight. fags* who amens a favourite by auticipstion. la the coma of her engsgennot, which extends, I Wien, to the end of Meech, Woe Baife will sl•o slag the pert of Zetiina, in the ever-tistightfallAns Giovanni. Modem Meted commences in • Ara days a short wheel perfonnancat at the Carignano Theatre." In one of the barged theatres at Florence, the opera at Nessonielio is now being performed, and the people applaud vehemently, so that In some of the revolutionvy scenes the shouts end gesticulations are &dossing. Every thing is at the present time taken hold of and tiet,l es a pee- Mat for a demonstration against the foreigners. The Theatre du Cirque at St. Petersburg has been destroyed by fire. Nothing remains of this splendid bail& lag but the tore walls. The theatre wee originally intended Ise essestrien prformances, but soon beams devoted to the Rosslea opera end OClernsan comedies. There had been is, Naffed ta the building, es on the matelots of the tire et Covens Gerdes, bat when the masqueraders left at 1 o'clock in the se arsine, no sigas of fire or smoke were visible. As hoar afterwards the roof fell is,—one body of flame. AU tbi oostamea the *core' of the operas, and the instruments NI the musicians ware destroyed. TICE INFANT PRINCE AT BERLIN. •••• GERMAN Euro ustssm.—The birth of an heir to the Prussian throne is atoll the peat event in oar home politics. Thep diariese who dente themselves to the discussion al this went are re markable L,r titer seal rather than for their modesty and discretion; our ladies talk all like mon•hly nurses, and oar serespapere read like clinical Intern on the obstetric art. The tot le, Pelmets' Vic•orla is the chief lioness of the day; all her draws and sayings an repeated, lest tad, e..mmented up a, and whatever dress she may happen to wear upon bee list apprentice In path", will most artmndly set the fashion foe next summer. As it is, our ladies robs doir dainty lints from top to toe d Princess Royal. The colours of her ribtoss end the pat teens of her collars are espied in the most cone pen. Moue manner, and with • touching t erseveranee. Her litW son Is to be named Priedrieb, sad not Frederick Willis , 2 like the generality of Prussian kings. It ha. Gen re that he was born on the rune day as Weed. the composer, &belling, the philosopher, and Chartism the poet. The &thews are In rep tun with General Wrangel (Father Wrong.' they mild him In 11118, when be proclaimed mar• ILI law), who, taking a milimy view of all things, 10111 limed his new. born royal highest.. as " the new rerrult."' It i. understood shot the "mew Tenn , " bas been made Use subject of some of ohs wont poetry that ever iris written. Aswan thew verse makers most c inpicuousle absurd see Het r beharfent erg, who calls epos hi. royal highces.—`• Do not &lay, UM plane at once" the crows of the °mown em pire epos' your Infant bead ;" and one Herr Krug, at Mbar. frit, wines effusion Is takes up with the lot of a royal babe. and weary very tenetting relleetkne on imparts and Imports, With jut a tiers of tilfferentfal dating. The Moat of litre peedumions is a lullaby, whose merits will popular shown by a quotation. I select the Mossu devoted to _your Quote, but do not athwspt tombola ' ! n, which th ey de fy Groani;ma Oat fe e roe HU 1111Marhisair r a lreble k Uej• . Prows`s=aalli 'mist This wag Is fashloathis; It hal bees pat Vo =nee br Herr Laskin, who, I Musts, is tbs amplest of Truly Trak" sad tallisows sass sad woman actually do dug It:—Ca` t•tlAA~f AS , ColtidedNl Brrinr. LAW INTELI (THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S Ridings st Nid Peas at Gaiklhall.-1 and Special lurk _ _ . Lord Campbell, on hiking his im allning announced that Mr. Unthar raft, bad been appointed Muter of Bench, In the room Lf the late Mr. 1 COURT OF PROBATE A (Before t►e Judge On Yourin (cLllx) v. 7011.8105 The petitioner in this ease, the I 111111 INGE of the Savoy Chapel, au ration from Laws his wife, aa acts of adultery committed by Mr. Chairs Beane, who was former! Servies Oeeetk, sad IN) on the go respondent &Med not guilty, sad donates, sad unreawmahls delay i The parties were married in 1831 children, the eldest befog IS yaws of 12. Kra Forster had also had a kart In her own custody, and which wee her acqualatance with Mr. Enflame; but her latimaoy with him had butts mate suture, and It seemed to have character. Dr. Dune, Q.C., end Dr. lipid's tionrr, sad Dr. Bwebey for the ream Elise Watkins, who was servant to he had roans st the Base- lie office, whi Savoy, where Mr. Forster lived. the cossient hshit of coming Ohs visited him in the dart( is tha evening. No one besides derstood to sleep at the °Mee ; sway she sometimes left X. Tenter togeiher elms ; amstetimes in eonsetimes in the bedroom. Hid meta ear their vigil. Had done One =min found a women's cap is whet bed become of the night drew la WS willow lowed the follow* 10011 S: it Ply leered Charley,—Many the sod the while. Dlr. F. aid all the Wed, it half-pest 6, to • theatre, at 11 to-sleit I amid let you in you do wire yen think the dittn b bed, aid If all to right 1 cell ink itt for you at 10 o'clock I yore dB death, " Chair Evens, E. 6, Wins Um Smith, laund ress, g who Identified the oop by • mark vide Jae CLAN Yr. Forette's mean Jemmy, 1664 her mistress rive It with ea ',dosed= tot Wirt her an however, rest her it the door, end I Y follow : ow dearest Cbreles,—Our out of danger. I lest very PI re] not alms my eyes lie tan nlghti saystif. roar leiter we ma I will bisee you ler it. I do tk In 'dr sight, end I buy. yet I ma sever forget his Los bead. He is more like his own dm pm are better, if not gait* well 'gel so kindly sent me I lad to give* Yoram, 'cannot tell yam wises be b all my trouble. I ask about my Y, I mast maks my block poor brother. which's more than a him out ? Be mast be mad. Will may coma in f It Is the amulet tea bet let it be after dark, any time thi my moaning, I ehall ham to ask I can sel mem pictures whit also baby's--I masa Cary's Dr. Beams., hale thought very els own Inas lore, "P.B.—What should I do wilt Fr mother died like a baby, a the aids a my poor broth* . lees undertook all about the a brother and son in hie ki How I long to kiss you sad tell ycn been through sine* we lest met. bakes, if yogi can, for my poor b Mere ye. (üblob I am sure He nee* le poor toe I I hare no one ti beast to. Writs mean mower to tb but you cannot Mil how amok I Ito lava got oar dear boy ; end so I If. gosinses to a pas rimer like st the better for It in this world; but i In death. You would net know b him, poor boy I" lir. Forster, a third muds of tit (the petitioner) had always behaved He went a great portion of his de Inorenta lie intoom, "bilk yes a ye Di. 8 o7ab ;if eid • W - The honed Judge rid that th caw Tbe petitioner wlto woo a c ores apparently cee of thaw vb.) dl dlowlibla, and ba was oal7 salg The jary would probably to tbe couclvaire to whkh It would, ta hot, • T ura which had bow Wet II yousgowt child sot w her husbaud'i Tbe Jwy 'mud all the bows for 81, Q , eenrell protwanced der i COURT OF BAN] (Hombre Mr. Coombs& The bankrupt, a small miller of/ br his certificate. Debt., 10001. ; Yr. Child opposed for the ari Colebester, ter the creditor; Kr. Id The Find* charges against th trading, end having made a fru father-In-law, to whom he had girl for an old debt. --- HiT ilOttesuspended the cer twelve months—the bankrupt to 1 six months—diet the expiration ot opportunity of appealiog. THE POLICE (THIS DJ MANSION-HI William Leah the Loed Mayor elmfged with poavte in Graoseburch-street. W. Smith, constable 672, said lag he was Ia Chamharclavtreet, beckon Leech to follow him. B. them try the pockets of several lo along Feneheinh-strea. sad Mai tiemen and latVes. Leech en• rail the latter was erratum.' Leech—When yea sew me It; state, why did yon sot grab me at Witness—Berates I thought (Laughter.) The gaoler—Count r I as been I Smith—Both prisoners gave fat The Lord Mayor semen , ed t imprisonment each, and ordere them to be appropriated lowans gaol. . _ ." gear, Campbell. 24. W 44 rhi similes offence in Ontecchurch-et The charge was clearly peered to Mews. White, grocers, 63. I veld that the salaams knocked hit biro. Wieser had lost his skean when he gave the poisoner into et The Lord Mayor-1 am eare yc charge you for that. M.ke my c. end tell them that y,nt were only public. la The bour, prisoner was committed BOW r STA . A LADY 8 CO A decently•dosseed loan, who Case, wail pal ad et the har beta *king pockets at Exeter Hall. A young landed hay. Mre. fa the n t ighb our b or d o f Repot leaving the hall shoe' 10 eon of the greet United Kingdom eke distinctly saw the pr bend from the pocket of the crowd. She Imoredletaly him till the arrival of a police-On lilting of the lady's pocket brawl meat of Dia hand, and she chti•re behind him—appmently to some rounding him. The lady told and declined to attend ; and the mistaken—l wan only eating abl Simonet Simms, F 9, deposed "Polio," les has.ened t the spot custody of the female wiroese, w collar. He appreheialed the we pocket., end found on his perm ce ilk one), a lady's el ab e tamely said the with SS was I wee foun4 I bis pocket ski.