The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—THUItADAY, JULY 31. The LOAD CH LIFOILLOD took his neat on the woolaack at I 'Week. CHARM COMMISSIONER& JIIRISDICTON BILL This bill pined through ootaraittee. BROM DUTIES BILL This bill was reed • third time arid paged. DRAINAGE (IRELAND) BILL The order of the day for the second reeding of this bill was &a:barred_ Several other bills were advanced a stage POOR LAW (IRELAND)—PROMYTISING IN WORKROUSFS The Earl of DESART postponed his [notion on this sub iset till Monday. _ - TICKET-OF-LEAVE YEN.-THE FORDINGERLDGE ______ irU ID FR ----- The Earl of MALNESBITRY requested his noble Mead (Earl Granville) to inquire whether there would be say oojection to lay before their lordships any correspondence that might have taken place in reference to ► convict of the name of Gilbert, who had obtained a ticket-of-leave, and who had since committed a murder, of which he bad re cently been convicted. There was a strong feeling in that part of the country where the murder took place that this man, who had been previously convicted of • number of crimes, including rape and burglary, ought never to have been allowed to go at large. He hoped his noble friend would cause some inquiry to be made on the subject. Earl GRANVILLE wee not acquainted with the circum stances of the case, but would make inquiries. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter to 6 o'clock. 11017 BE OF COMMONS.—TkUItBDAY, JULY 31. The Sew= took the Asir at 4 o'clock. ADMISSION OF SALT INTO FRANCS. 112 reply to Mr. LAIRD, Mr. LAYARD said it was au understanding with the French government that the question of the admission of English salt into France should be regulated by the tariff to be appended to the treaty between Belgium and France. That, however, foil through. It was then hoped the question would be settled in the tariff to be appended to the treaty between Frahm and the ZoUremia. That treaty was not yet concluded, but her Majesty's government were very anxious in the matter, and instructions had been sent to Lord Cowley to ems the subject upon the attention of the French government. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. Lord A. CHURCHILL asked the President of the Board of Trade if it was the intention of her majesty's government to lay upoa the table of the house a bill regulating powers at existing electric telegraph companies over public roads. - - . Yr. M. GIBBON replied that the government had pe pared a bill on the subject, but as there was no chance of iissasing it daring the present union there would be no utility in introducing it until ma early period next scesion. kt OORRUPT PRACTICES AMENDMENT RILE Yr. GRIFFITH asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department what coarse the government intended to take with regard to the re-introduction of the Corrupt Prac tices Amendment Bill next session. Sir G. GREY replied that a bill embodying the preeimt shamus would be introduced at an early period of next seanion. THE ADMINISTRATION OF LORD PALMERSTON, NOTICE BY MR. COBDEN. Mr. COBDEN —Sir, I beg to give notice that to-morrow, on the motion for the adjournment, I shall offer some ob aervatioos upon the administration of the noble lord the member for Tiverton, in relation to the legislation of the country and the state of parties in this house. SALE OF LNTOXICATING DRINKS ON SUNDAY. Mr. SOMES gave notice that early neat session he would call attention to the sale of intoxicating drinks on the Sab bath, with a view to the introduction of a measure for its abolition, UNION RELIEF AID BILL. The house then went into committee upon this bill. Mr. C. VILLIERS said he had prepared a clause em bodying the principle which, he thought, was decided upon by the division yesterday. It bad nothing in view but to enable the guardians to borrow money as an alternative to seeking contributions in aid. The clause which he proposed to add to the bill provided that when the rates reached se. in the pound the guardians might borrow money on the se curity of the rates, to be repaid by annual instalments out of the common fund in seven years. After some conversation, Sir G. GREY reminded the committee that the question before it was simply that the clause be read • second time ; and as the principle it involved—namely, the power of making loans— was not objected to, it would be as well to agree at once to the motion. It would be easy to arrange the details afterwards. Kr. COBDEN said the only objection to reading the clause • mooed time was that the committee were sot just then in • position to consider the details of the proposition. He would remind the house that when the bill was brought in the proposal it contained wee that when the excess reached two-thirds of the ordinary rates there should be a right given to call in external aid. That had now been altered to • provision that the external aid should not be called in till the rates had reached five dialing* in the pound. That alteration was by no means desired by the roaoufecturing interests ; for there were some districts which would be ruined long before the rates had risen to that height. He did not, however, quarrel with the alteration so far as it related to the rate in aid. Ile ad mitted that an outlying agricultural union bad • right to demand that the districts in distress should give some proof that they had made an effort to relieve themselves before they called on their neighbours for help. What he complained of was, that the position of these districts was neit recognised as that of • strong man struck, so to speak, with partial pandysia. What they wanted was not to be troubled or burdened at all till they had bad a chance of recovering themselves. What was it. therefore, that they did! They came before the house like honest, sturdy, strong men, and said, " Give us a right to deal with oar own property in our own way." The assemble property of Rochdale, for instance, was between three and four mil. lions, and the utmost sum the union could possibly want to borrow before'next session would be from 15,000 f. to 25,0001. Surely they might be left to deal with so practical a sum at their own discretion. Let parliament limit, if it pleased, the amount of the borrowingpower, and limit the time to the Is! of April next. Let them leave the provision as to the rat in aid where it stood, and he did not see bow the distresses unions could injure themselves till parliament met again. Sir G. LEWIS said the hon. gentleman's argument was not consistent with itself, or at all events the arguments of hon. gentlemen who thought they agreed with him were not consistent. What the hon. member (Mr. Cobden) main tained was that the house ought to let the Lancashire unions do what they pleased with their own property ; for the too. gentleman said they were men of such sturdj independenoe that they would prefer relieving the poor out of their own resources rather than accept the aid of thei neighbours. But the hon. gentleman also said that if they gave the guardians an alternative between borrowing and accepting a rate in aid, they would be certain to take the rate in aid, unless some inducement were given them b borrow. He (the right hon. baronet) must say that thi latter suggestion was extremely likely—unless, indeed, boards of guardians in Lancashire differed altogether from boards of guardians in every other part of the country. Mr. COBDEN denied that he had ever mid anything the kind. What be had said was that the bill had been altered from a multiple rate to • fixed sum, and he shook' like to know at whose instance. Certainly it was not the instance of his (the hon. gentleman's) constituents. At excess of two-thirds would be a very low fence—indeed some of the parishes had already gone beyond it : but he contended that the Lancashire people were such sturdy and independent men that they admitted the justice of the alteration to sa, only they contended that they ought to have the power of borrowing on their own property as soon as they pleased. The right honour. able baronet's mind must have been in the clouds, or studying astronomy, (laughter) certainly, he could not have been listening to him (Mr. Cobden). Hi could, however, see the tendency of the right hon. gentle man's remarks—it was clearly au attempt to raise a schism between the parties which had beaten thegovernment ',ester day. (Hear, hear.) That could not however be done ; for the manufacturing unions had no desire to throw themselves upoo the property of the agricultural thee. All they wanted was power to raise money on their own. (Hear, hear.) Sir G. GREY said the bon. meniberhad forgotten 'lathed passed with reference to the surrender of the multiple rate. It bedlam gives up, not in consequence of any pressure exer. cited privately upon the government, but at the suggertics of the honourable sod gallant gentleman oppout. (Colonel Patten), and of the noble lord (Lord Stanley) who, though member for East Lyno, had • great intermit in Lancashire. They represented that a 'arab where the rates, owing to its prosperity, had wily bee* wisp's°, in the puuod, would be entitled to a rate in aid when they reached ten pence, whereon • much pariah having ordinarily heavier rates would not be atle c T receive assistance till it. benlene had been enormously in creased. He (Sir G. Grey) did not wish to discuss this question on the of any particular union interest. (Hear.) The practical question before the house was simply the as cend reading of the clause, and that be thought they might without farther discussion agree to. Colonel PATTEN believed that he had been the first suggest a multiple rate, and he still thought that that would be the best plan. Lord STANLEY thought it would be better to have r fixed amount at which the rate in aid should come into plaj but he had alwa contended that, in addition to • rate aid, power be given to borrow money. (Hear, hoar., Sir G. LEWIS said it was not Ia coasequeotis of his not having listened to the debate, but because be had listened to It, that be had mode the remarks commented 00 by hew. member for Rocidele. (A laugh.) Ik. 0011 DEN—I did not say you had not listened to debate. blind you bed not listened to me. Moan/ Pk C. LEWIS—WeII, it would be recollected at ride that hew whl there was an imoseietescy between the argaussola of the hon. gentleman, and of those Mho diringlat they were supporting him. Hr. HENLEY wished it to be distinctly understood wl wiembi be the position of individual parishes, because if 7/, 1/ , THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1862. .I 1 market Meg countries, as the quality is anything but first-rata, am tbe quantitin hiteerto sent contemptible corn ered with lean ld be made until the rates of the whole THE CONFIRMATION OF SALES, he., BILL. . Lab) inttilignct. easiness, were charged with placing themselves in a situation demand ; but ufacturen aud ecumenism t are Meet uuiou had been raised to an uniform sum, the bill mb e bill wane d th roug h comm itt ee . to solicit rhos. lees fastidious about the former and the su lies will le : _...._ Peter Smith, 163 13, a constable in Maio clothes, add that might act as oppressively on some parishes as the boa. member for Rochdale bad contended it would act on unifies, THE METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. EQUITY COURTS.-.7treT 31. at a quarter to six on the ;onions evening he found the de- • He understood there was a wish expressed the other night (Before VicreCheacellor Sir R. T. Kindenlary.) feudal:Ms seated on the pavement in Se George's-plaos, tulty b .„,,,„ ..,.., d ,,,,, ba ,„, bate ery mos2.-NoftinyA n‘c that there should he • borrowing power iedependently of Tbe Lords' amendment& to this bill were considered and Kmo" Mbridge, with the following placard between them :- A mma r. - the rate in aid, but be did not understated that the house agreed to. LORD 9. COLVIN. This suit relates to the estate of tbe late * Dr. Peter ;ar Mee fron e r ee hotn eeliee e." " Wr e tas re v e r e rt n u p e a e n ehee 'd told ea th e em ef b w e eeh sho ella uld CORN.-Bnognecome7 - JIMT St.-At this tky's bu ladi t tea: le r:l:l n had pledged itself that the power of borrowing and the rate THE JURIES BILL. Cochrane, formerly • surgeon in the service of the Feet take them into custody for placing themselves there tO there mu fair supply of English wheat, aad the turn in in aid should come into operation at the same limit. No India Company, and who died leaving . property to the gather alms ;be bad seen them receive money. On searching ame ese W s , as a j a , oa r ofo i go , was i s f avour of the On the question that the Lords' amendment to this bill mount of upwards of 200 0001. which in now in court. Dowell be found 68 in silver ant r. lurie, ..cely maintained its value. Oats 6d. per qu ar t e r doubt the amendment of the hon. member for Hertfordshire b e agree d t o, would relieve the individual parishes, and the proposal of Tile cue has been before the' court , many times in different other only had a halipenny upon 241 ie e°pPere. Th Yee ; bee we "Ile no alterat" in our gur4etium 0 ......----- ememe•-•- ILL ORAUFURD said this amendment had been twice DZYMES, JOLT 31. Peas -Tli t e 's q diDg uantry w e s f r& wheat at our market borrewing was iutroduced merely to stave off the necessity rejected by the house. He objected to any exemption beim; . _, a ._,....., • .... • . _. -a . . . . terms. anti nu mum. in • emgment in pivot , : 01 the Defendanta said they did not think the officer saw teem dear tz: : :now. .l3 s eans qumot: e l m ethche::::einup664.l.4 avallo Eng, No of goirig for aid to other parishes. given to pharmaceutical chemists from serving on juries, laintiff, which is now under appeal to the Hose of Lords. ive any money, ;id therefore hoped the magntmte ratter Leavy, and mime few lots remained unsold. We ion act i z . cli: l to ts ,. l t l o ss ii to .. Atter a few words of explanation from Mr. ATRTON, and therefore he should move that the houee do diaagree to f an • Kr. PULLER said that this question had been argued as t h e amen d men t, this occasion tbe matter came before the court would overlook the offence they were charged with. pe he t ee tr ile irjter ßeese' advance, whiel t a eo w cha ere ng ie e - if the ooly partite to be considered were the union which nit house d i v id e d ; on petition by Capteia aod Mrs. Moorhouse for Mr. Arnold inquired where they clime from. grISLCUTT a bos b n ill disco, of red . J ew o a n t t h h e e gr . o r T iag ol e of d De D 7 .. e p ld ter ence ecch. having no p zrak u toraso rr- s nag ,. from Maechester, and added that she bad kJ Commenter was to have the power to borrow. The bill as originally For the amendment o ema ffer l su ri ppl ceg y are mhied therefo u rs wooth, by ow si brought in would enable parishes and unions to obtain Against it - ties last India & relief at an earlier period than they would by the present Ruined, upon being questioned, admitted that she lived ' P • wslirksown ciim - which marriage had beee by his Hamar declared to besot h t L on d on , ~ bill. Under all circumstances he thought that 34. would be Majority in favour of the Lords' amendment 33 in other grain The weather urine efeehatee power, proved. His Honour, after referring to tbe evidence of the Mr. Aroole observed that according to bee own admissiou i,--. .......- ....-' o. -ea 1.- d - the . Pud e__ welt bee vie-toils ;Lando' a better limit than 5m (Lood cries of " Hear, bear," and cheers.) marriage, went in detail through the new evidence, and sbe was not " • facts:ay wench." ammo OTRgy mum % swat C0...A v., Triaml i za ....est wo e nted out its inconsistency. The statement of the Bebee Remelt replied that she was not. It baying been dated mw n d di me e 27 i n t • • • - , Pealengers ar, a The clause was then read a second time. mete are of a more cheering charade.. red wheat. ene CALCUTTA, coa if r. VILLIERS aaid it was true that the bill as oinally BENCHEREVJURISDICTION AND AUTHORITY BILL. Poi a in .d poi u n pon t of i l li , i 9 t , as w w h e e ll . as t i h n e oth ne e w r MADRAS to lam drawn did fix a much lower test than that which had been f o r c . Blepoypet h ar i ng o bt a i ne d i save t o i n t ro d uce a herself ts w ; as o ehz o Ecc eDe les weli toohbridge ed, a f , e sh w e di ted " elle tha he t e :hr e an e d w h ieh er mdim ehe "leeee hed t 4211. Br. I°7 ' 3°. ' ed.ti°,Dete" 21Lt* Ws.36e. a sttp i , builLei t igs t prepared since ; and it was with 601110 reluctance, and bill to amend the law ing the Mrioliction and au- vrl'ec but ieee she eli final seee ly e Pass, IBs. to 21.8. Old fine floto, 44m to 48s. ; oth d only after • strong representation of facts, that be U ter i, ' exerc i se d b y th e of the f jam of urt witnesses spoke, some of them of 1790, seine of 1800, and oome to town together, and that the latter was in West- 3e u to 4 2 a. er o ur , carry an experim ee some of other dates. Looking at the evidence altogether, he minter Hairnet . consented to the adoption of a single figure. Some pariahs i n E ng l an d i„ es seis auk ware rated very high. In one township the rate was The house adjoanted at 8 o'clock. de c lared it unworthy of credence, and refused the appli- Mr. Arnold said there was Do doubt Rowlett was as im- MANCHISTER, JOLT 31.-Our market to-day wu et- rerreh a e P g i nik t e. 4a. 10d., and under the bill, as it originally stood, they cation. pastor, herring uoder false pretence.. Bhe was 'Pretending tremely well attended, sod a considerable quantity of tarn street, EC. ;or i would not be entitled to relief until they bad exceeded te be ea - t - , a - these suffering under the lamentab l e swum , having fallen, there was rather inure tone ia the trade, lase, London, E i that amonnt by two-thirds. lo the progress of the discus. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. which prevailed in the manufacturing diatricts, aod preying , • wheat being_ taken freely' at tbe currency of this day midshipmen in ti , l i n se *night. Flour sold to a moderate extent at fully late IGOTI a greet deal of information bad been elicited as to the UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL. upon the sympathy tbat distress created in the pub state of the distressed districts, and it certainly did seem --a-- -,0,-_ miad. He should commit her for a month to hard labout, ratee. Oats and oatmeal were both in favour ~f sellers. Rs. that the rate of ss. waii too high. Accordingly he had Yeaterdsy the interesting cerediony of distri- HOME CIECUIT.-/MaDeroer., JULY 31. and remand the other for inquiries. Beans and Wien COTO were emit ls. per qr. dearer. M E racioral offered to reduce it to 4e. Since then an hon. member had bating prime to the more damning pupils of this school The criminal business was brought to a conclusion on LAMBETH. Neweale JULY 30.-At this msrket factors tried to buy ' AITSTRALIA.-1 suggested that there was a general impressiou that there took ph . in the theatre of the institution, in the mosence Wednesday evening, and yeaterday both the learned judges Daniel Woe!, • ruffianly looking fellow, the keeper of • DID" 4 IL Par.V. lam maw?' ; aiDa bcing refused, the the Docks on W should not be an elternative to borrow or to re- .___ of a large and fashionable amembly, under the presidency of were engaged in trying the remitiotag civil causes. common brothel, in Whiting-street, Waterloo-road, was wed closed dun at last week a rates. No alteration in favourite dipper COCEaander : I ) , wire contributions in aid, but that whNa • Dm' Mr. R. H. Burrow, one of the fellows of the college, him. at the bar on • charge of being concerned in the heaps and griudiog harleY. Oats ratber dearer. , glow for all dn. rowing power was given a lower eest should be *elf a dietinguished pupil of the school. (Before Baron Bramwell and a Special Jury.) ti le gay-robbery with violene.e ou Mr. Chandler,_• solicitor, I'!IntrIMILY, JOLY 3L -We bad • fair supply of wheat, . taken. It had been said that these &steamed parishes . . • • DEMANTE V. THE LONDoN, CHATHAM, AND Dorn R.ULWAT of Lambeth.terrsce, on the night of Sunday, tee 20th ult. whtch met • y at • se of Is. per qr. .1 .604 7,S;A:IEN; The following is the list of the young gentlemen wno and Haas, 136, would rather borrow than go to their neighbours. It was COMPANY. At the examination of Murray, who already stands corn- attendance. Seethe onis did' ot la= rates- were so honoured : . packets are eon' further said that by exercising • power of borrowing they This was an action to recover damages for hijuries that milted for the robbery, Thomas ll`Caulay, .269 A, proved UXBRIDGE, JOLT 31.-Wheat is • slow trade at unaltered . for asecesdateas i OREEL.-Carpenter, P. Gage, Bruce, Lyon, Alston and would get relief easier and sooaer ; but everyone seemed to ~,...,____ • were alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff from that within • few minutes of the outrage on Mr. Clandler, prima In spring corn but little doing. Wheat, 7.2 t to think that they• ought to have the mourn at their cam- "" u "se,";";_ narite. Conway. whin, Wilkinson. /yon, K i n& the negligence of the servants of the defendants-who the man Murray, with two or three other", ran past him. 64e. Oate, 23a. to 30s. Barley, 345. to 3f,s. Beats, es. .; . TEDLI.-di mend. He could assure the hon. member for Rochdale that Alston, Burr, Heilhut, Benjamin, Richard', Infield, Gard, denied, by their pleas that they were guilty of any negli• at the top of their speed, up Brook-street. The oter then to 45a. Peas, 42a. per qr. New winter oats, 28a. per . i r , all. are sow law the opinion in the !manufacturing diatricts OD this subject came Dudgeon, Wilcox, Malcolm, hi. Wiley, A. Wolff, and gence, and also alleged that the damage, if aoy had been stated his conviction that he should be able to reerognise the 421ba. per bushel. Flour, 45e. to 508. per sek of 280fLa . To was not so unanimous as he supposed ; and he (Mr. Villiers) Mergetsen. sustained by the plaintiff, arcs from his own want of care other men if he MR them. By a meet singular coineidenee, Homarigno, JULT 30.-We had in the market t o -d a y Ettip. . never remembered • greater difference of °Meese on any %1L13 . 1:X . 7.-EmaistieL L. D.s.l f 4 r w , and caution. he bad that opportunity afforded him ; for beim called into ni quarters yeast 94 buiey 1,089 oats, and 71 beeps. Bet question. He bad understood it to he the view of the -. r c E r nel 0 ( oodak . Oael, Rie k hards, 6 1 1 ' . . Ballow 6r es,' Dillon, Brad Serjeaut Shee and Mr. Kaye were counsel for the plaintiff ; the brothel kept by the priemer, in consequeoce of • robbery m em were so ld_Aoh et t, Mil gm . • b a d" , 73 ; Oats, : ' honourable member for Itochdale that the test of . bury, C 'mberbach, Senders, Cams. Dual, Dudgeon, Wilcox, sad Mr. Lusb, Q.C., and Mr. Round were for the dm havieg been committed there, he at once recognised him ihist 012 ; and beans, 30 me. As compared withlast week :- eopenhagen M Commiteek.. 1,0 ' excees for contribution in aid should be higner Gait, Sc i l l ierfenberg. P. Stuart, and Bright fendanta. as being one of the two men be had seen with Menem, wag 6d. up on top, and 4d. up on average ; tatley Edwin Pox. Di than he (Mr. Villiers) had proposed, and that ORIGIAN.-Raphael, Davies, Ileilbut, A. Benjamin, Toplis, and The plaintiff in this action, the Rev. Mr. Delevante, is a aod took him into custody. Mr. Chandler also identified was gd. d own on t op , an d 2„ . gd . en ce ammo . ook woo it should be kept at ss. It seemed to him (Mr. Villiers) Starkey. clergyman of the church of England and the curate cleft. him, and the prisoner, wbo offered nothing in defence, wee h . up oft top , aa d i e. ed . up on a ; ems , a; w an ' e wen Gi ; that the opinion of the hose was that there should be a ENGLER (Emay).-Emanuel, Thomely, Keleall, Engeld, D. Saviour 8, Chelsea, and it appeared that having occasion to also committed for trial. The above fIrM up on top, and la. 10d. up on avenge. Pries per Mi. Apply to ORLLA Dixon, Farmer 8. Carlin. difference between the two tads ; and that the test fee _ • go to Paris on the 10th of May, he took • first clam return Durrett! (Orecian;.-Starkey, Tearer', and Waley. Roman : perial qr. :-Wheat, 528. 6d. to 644. Od. ; barley, 345. lid , Mri. LC. borrowing should be lower than that for the rate in aid. U Dixon and Stewart. English , Gunn, Murphy, Cowky, Richards, ticket on that day at the Victoria Station 7 and proceeded to to 375. 6d • oats, 2fle. Od. to 35e. fid. • beans, 47a. Cd. he (Mr. Villiers) had adhered to his original proposition, the Emanuel, Little, Lorimer, T. liellowes, Feld, and Ewan. his destination. Having traneacted his Walesa, lee started to THE CASE OP SYSTEMATIC POISONING. tons. Wieght of top-Wheat, 65flbs'. ; barley, 55flba; TO 1 i test for borrowieg would have been lower than 55., and he GROGRAPRT.-Abadßam, (Minn. Salomon& Goodall. Benjamin. return home, and arrived at Cidais about half•pest 0011 -- - -- data, 44flbs.; beans, 65elbs. Ll i had no objection now to accede to the proposition of the Enfield. Richard& Hart, Wilcox, D. Dixon, Scherienberg, carlill, o'clock on the morning of tbe 12th, and at once proceeded Constance Wilson, alias Catherine Taylor, wart to ..___ .. IN TE NT C rt IP i hon. member for Oldham that, when the eggregate rate in and Woraniar on board the mail steamer Queen, belonging to the de- have been broeght ap at Lambeth Police Cost yesterday, for CATTLE.-NorrefoßAm, Jute 30.-A large supply of 1 end PHILADELI nior • A. Salo mons Junior : hi. EmanueL lag their tull-po the union is 3s. in excess, then they should have tbe Soma erialleit • • , fendnnte, w hi c h ima a b ou t t o s t a rt, to proceed to further examination, charged with having caused the deaths bombs on offer to-day, Quality not so good, and all sorts , COOK PETE FUR APPLIED MATEKNATICS.-P. Harding. a t Queenstown t . power to borrow. The hon. member for Hertfordshire had MATRIMATICS.-Harding, &lemons, Carpenter, lids.% John- Dover. To get to the easel he had to pass along a gang- by poison of Mrs. Adduce, of Kirby Lonsdale, and of met w i t h a o ow d emon & Ph '. h s d a d ownwar d we d., y WEICKLI I Premed ueon the house the p o i n t es t o th e imbaity of see, glag, Wat-rhouse, Swhisteast Emanuel, Sanders, Joy, way from the quay, and when he was on board, according to Mrs. Bowies, of Alfred-place Ruesellequare. The two _beet sa, inferior 68, to Is. The show of sheep was GLAKM a grime of the ratepayers to pay the rate, stating that if the R, r, A. Yenning, Rickerds, Matas, Bailin, Newth, Levy, his evidence, he proceeded to the chief cabin, but found d a u g hters o f th e mt e Mrs. B;:emrs eh° bitd bee° ett_ _ ,m• large, principally from the immediate neighbombood. and CITY 0 CITY 0 rate were at 3s. it would practically amount to fis. upon Gard, Loused*, and H. Wood. that every seat was occupied, rod he returned on deck, monad from Germany, were in atteLdance be t° - °Minium , the demand was slow ; the best realised 7d. per lb., inferior 1 those who oonld i i ray. Therefore, as that objection was in APPLIED iIATHENATES.-P. Harding, F. Cargenter, androp y intending to pus the night there, and while lookiog tor as witnesses in thet case, as was alao Mr. Barnes, the father ed. t o go. Ak w w pply o f l am b, principally ( me . NATURAL PliiLsorim.-lialomons, Harman, M h Cabin passage accordance with Ma Mr. Villien a) own original idea, the carpenter. • ev P - Y• gild • a Kat it we alleged that he walked into the of the deceased. Inlaid ; the demand was limited, and many were left modatturt For e matter would sta thus-that whenever . the guardians CinimisTßY.-Toplis and Lemerder. sea through the opening across which the tempo- After the night charges were disposed of, Mr. Chipper- me ad . p r i ces ram * f rom 20 s . t o 3E, eac h, A so w! soaked. Moan o should find that th e expen dit ure o f t h e pern h s h ou ld have eerrnmeric -A. Bealamin. Emanuel, !Winstead, C. King, rory gangway had been pla ce d to enable passengers field, who has the couduct of the tin e entered the show of calves • pices, hid. to 6td. per lb. Beat small , Columbia, book - exceeded by :ti. in the pound the rate of the union, then that Rickards, H. Smith, K boneld, Lonimer, A. Cumberbatch, A. to get on board the vessel. The plaintiff, it appeared, court, scoompanied by Profemor aylor, Dr. Nunneley, of m o te t. e a , ed. ' to 7 a , per m oue ; b a con ge. to 6s. 6d. bather partican they should be entitled to receive that execs from the Wolff, and P. Krick. struck out., as he was able to swim, and succeeded in catch- Leeds, Mr. Whidborne, and Mr. Niers*, the lest being the ThEal.ool; or t t common fund ; and that whenever the guardians of the Boox.etwami. -M. Wolff and E. Austin. Mg hold of thepaddlmbox, and on an alarm being given he medical gentlemeu who bad repeatedly attended the late • EDEPROPAII, JULY 30.-The supply of cattle Mk morte • Otte. t union should find the tditure exceed 3a. Weinaa.-r. Goodell. A. Nathan, Bradbury, Johnston, H. syn . __ int ., ' on aitd he now clsimed damages from WE Atkinson and Mrs &ernes ie their last illnesses • and to g wee 4 or &I more than last market. Good caul. le e V ° Wood, Starkey, and S. Carlin. ..-- bosrd r • • an d ' ' ' eciaintameTisat week's sates, but secondary qualities ware I QTEAM to io the pound, then that t e re7 " thould nave the right to sak PRRSPETIVE.-Jos. Starkey and Harman. the deteodants for the injury done to Ma clothes to • the former the geetleman to whom has been entrusted the rao Brennrici permission of the Poor-law Board to borrow'; then, as to MOPE. DRAwiRO.-Payne. watch he had in his pocket, and also for the shOck be bad o hmi c .' ana ly s i s in b o th . fully cheaper. Top price, 84. 3d. ; current for the bed, - lead ILATURDA from 78. ild. to 88. ; middling and iuferior, from 6e to . alemmen ADLK • clause 3, that the rate in aid should remain as it stood, mon Deawnio.-Abratuun. sustained by being thrown soddenly into the sea under the Mr. Chipperfiekl, addressing Mr. Norton, said that be un- ,„ - Tit e f e n d i nua b e at se. Daiwitio.-Pvne ; Dudgeon, E manue l, pripp, Remedios, circumstances above narrated. It was contended on the dendood that the accused party had been attacked with ;:;',.,_ aa. per stone. a gimp y o a eep a win t - as 11 a.m.. ea e An amendment to the above effect was then put from the Bolan. Moody, J. Warner. and Davie& icularly the latter. The number mu 8,670, or I part of the plaintiff that the accident had arisen from the Mines, six! was Dot in • fit state to be brought up on that TM wee oh= kat week. p r i ow f or b ot h s h eep and . These vessels hi to Bremen , L 2 FuNeuro.-Abadham end Dual. • . ~ chair and carried ; and the clause as amended was added negligence of the defendants in removing the gangway, and day, pursuant to • remand on the former hearing, but no " 0 at CHAPLIN'S Ortmeeries.-Saphael, Bennett, A. &share, C nter,Carna, lambs were down from Is. to 2a. a head. sad st the close a e to the bill. Bruce, and Coleman. 'll not having light. to show the opening. Tbe evidence, medical certificate to that effect had been sent up front the clearance was not effected. Aged mutton, 7td. ; bogg do., PHILLIPP3I, GI Sir G. GREY expressed a hope that the report of the „„, however, that was adduced on the part of tbe company, put p r i ene Ine CHAIRMAN tth 1 • of th MOD ad- , a e core usion . e ORE y, from 6td. to 6fd. ; elm, from sd. to &L per lb. lambs- t e;i . : 11, orrium e bill would be taken at the morning sitting to-morrow an entirely different aspect aro° the &dam, and front At the suggestion of Mr. Norton, Dr. Nunneley and „, dressed the assembly ; and, after • feeling reference to eoe lattea. . a.. •295. 27 and 245. shah ; current, for the best . i OLIO VIES kr (this day) aod the third readiog be taken in the evening. hia own iiage • the testimony of numerous witneues it appeared Mr. Chipperfield proceeded to Horaemooger-lane to sow- aorta. fro . fga. to 20 ... middl i ng and i nfer i or, f ro . le i; i .. d' ted h til• • b te of th pup , vin um te u aerie° c arac r e The house resumed. that at the time in question, so far from the tato the prisoner's condition. On their return it wast inti- everi h r.:: instruction afforded by both the college and the school, and to 14s. • head ; blackfaCed, from 10a. to lle. • head. Fel 1 ; Med 1 a PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS BILL. showed how groundless had been the anticipations of the Wag . .. • way having been removed, sweeten were actually meted that the governor, Mr. Keene, declined to take on . a _ ht f ga to ge na , stene ; t a n to e i g h t re d o . m om rom , - DAY MORNIN 0- The Lords' amendments to this bill were considered and high tory opponents of both, when they supposed that it • a coining on board, and that two men were himself the responsibility of seeding up the prisoner in her M e d . f „„, -„ gd. to l e a. ed - i , ma . venal Office. RA staedki with f ht. close to the spot, aod it was alleged then condition without tbe authont of the au eon of the '' '-''' ' - and PHILLIPPI a agreed to. was calculated, if not intended, to inculcate infidelity and g. . . 1 1 . . - . . . . - 1 rg that the puuntm ilea actuauy puseea pars one or mese men gao l, , THAMES EMBANKMENT BILL. make war upon the old sydem of education. to get to the place where he fell, and that the accident was The parties in attendees waited for • considerable time, TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ir Eli SIN The Lords' amendments to this bill were considered. Mr. J. TAILOR then moved the thanks of the meeting to entirely resulting from his own imprudence and want of until at length one of the warders of Honemonger-lane -- • MX- three m On clans 9, Mr. Hutton for his cooduct in the chair, which was carried caution. It was also stated that when the alarm was given Prison arrived, Rod presented to Mr. Norton a certificate, RAILWAYS Mlles Per tier- Total. Tout Eshibitkie and 1- Sir J. SHELLEY said that at this point he felt it by acclamation, when the proceedings terminated. epee mann chandim 1602 Ibil and the plaintiff was discovered dieting to the peddle-box, signed by Mr. Hann, the surgeon of the gaoh to the effect W oo l f a ., y i d go, o g a r S ' r VILLA KOMI a his duty to state to the house that the members of the first thing he did was to make an inquiry about his hat that the prisouer Constance Wilson, was labouring under Antwerp o .. - est KS 1,266 1,171 Mains, oozier, Apply to C. 8., ' a the late committee on this bill considered they had - and umbrella, and he wee told that it would be time to an attack of diarrima and sickses,and therefore unfit to be test Anglian Mg 601 495 993 asi a some right to complain of the course taken by the SUMMARY RAILWAY EJECTMENT. think about these things when he was eafe himself, and it remove d. Week ending July 116. . ("PALS.- 596 2.333 2 441 d government. The 12011 Ms would remember that on a was alleged that after he had been assited into the vessel O n thi s a l ong co ll oqu y ensue d w ith re f erence t o th e e r i ng Beebe& et N. Coeieties. - 1,40 , NJ Highbwry I , former discumion of this bill he had had occadon to -..-- Week ending July K. he made use of expreesions that were tantamount to an a day for the further examivation of tbe prisoner, so as to Korth raster . Mg 11,750 26,084 44,414 44,636 ovate employ. . sad Lodge° N sr allude to tbe fact that the committee had entertained The London and North Western, and the Lan- admisaion that it wu through his own fault that the acci- suit the convenience and professioual engagements of the Week ending July 27. 1 . I Writs by screw it &strong opinion that the formation of the street from Hun- cashire and Yorkshire Railway Companies seem to be once dent had occurred. medical witnesses. Ultimately a day was named, depea- B r i s t o l an d m e t e r gerforcemarket to Wellington-street should be delayed, sod more drifting into a war ; and some of the later piesengen Baron Bramwell having summed up, the jury almost dent on the condition of the prisoner. Bildern Counties it was undentood by &majority of the committee that they who arrived at the Victoria•statiou, Manchester, on Tueaday immediately retuned • verdict for the defendants. &eat Western Loa. Chalk= and Dever Mg CPI WI 6,222 5453 111 would have an opportunity of discussing the question as to night, were witnesses of a somewhat extraordinary scene. - - mid e and ' get woos gg,76g Alms ei,w '. t web. Delivers.. TELFORD v. CHILD. --- - - ' .' • ' dtrect to LEA : , ; whether or not it would be advisable to coustruct that Shortly before 12 o'clock on that evening, the employes of NEW SOUTHWESTERN STEAM NAPTGATION 1971 CON 1 0 00 7 . 59 n 7,14 ' ' 1 Malian, Highbu sr street, there being • very strong opinion amongst the mem- t h e L an d oll an d N or th W es t ern c ompany e ff ec t e d au en . This wu also a special jury cause. COMPANY. South British Illostilah Central - 1,701 1,616 3,319 AGO hl hers of the committee that the street would not be eequired. trance into the eastern eod of the station belonging to the The action was brought to recover damages for a unhurt:cm Obragahlre Union " Me 665 955 5.5 ' " cIoLD I n. But that when the proposition was made, the right hon. o th er company, and removed some of the clerks on dioy, occasioned by an exteraive brick manufactory belonging to An extraordinary general meeting of this coin- putleconn io the chair stated that under a previous claUal. books, presses, tickets, and otber property, to the eod of the defendant, at Bromley. ,;„,, patty took place yeaterday at the Westminster Palau ma BROOD) - YORK at I , NV fli Me loo t rel Ead boas Kiser.' to I sad the ^ell' msalt as. the station macupisd by their own company. They also Mr. Bovlil, (,C., Mr. Denman, 0 C and -- 3 - mj. ,Pr n °- - Hotel, Victorisetreet, to receive • report from the directors SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. iir....,_ re thia, at the ninth clause was Pawed, Providing forcibly ejected the clerks of the lonceshire a nd were for the plaintiff ; M r . L ea h, (4, ~ M r . . WI", sod to impeder and decide on the arrangement provisionally It wolexiame he that the Metropolitan Board should not be bound Yorkshire Company from the west end of the station, and Mr. Matthew were for the defendant. made foe to absolute transfer to the London and South. -.._______ Te 110) wet i te to make this street until the other works were completed. idin at removing at the same time their books, press, The Pla in t iff in t his ae ti m ie • g entleme° ves g Western Railway Company, of the ships wed property in- CASUALTIES. Ma es. 01. On The suspension clause was carried unanimously in the core- tickets, and other plant upon trucks to the eastern Bromley, where he has recently built • large mansion, and eluded in the lease from this company to the railway cow- ValleYneld f barque), Contain Burton, from Liver to the C a re he elleeed teat the defendant b the manner in which he re tnittee ; but in the other honse of parliament, without any ead. To understand the proceeding, it is neessuary __,--e__, ~._ .., _., ~y i .,.. ~,,„ , hbo „ hood pany, and to consider and decide co the winding-up aad et (Mod Hope, was wrecked on the lbth of use; nine in lost : wreck and cargo sold.-Plymoutb, July 31. Upon this sys ad inquiry and without any person being present to explain, it to explain that the Victoria station was originally built by t ame " "" mee '" e " eve s" '"" te. '" in """' ne 'e " r ' diasolution of this company • Mr. Trim. M-P., in the chair. id was expunged. He bad been anueS of all sorts of thin" the Lansabire and Yorkshire Railway Company, who after- sod the smells and other annoyances occasioned thereby. Th . report saidt- i. k ter ' conaidera be t d i sc ...i ce w i t h t h e Warbler, Captain LegraDd, from Liverpool to Cronstadt, was the gold are ocr vo and of =mincing public interests in order to carry favour wards sold one half of it to the London and North Western was guilty of a nuisaoce. The defence that appeared to LC wrecked on Nicling Reef on the Mth of July ; vessel last . crew Mon and Womb railway board, the following tens have, subject to corm saved ; part of materials expected to be INITIKL-Gotheoburg, saanship ealy. 0 ns with a tory duke ; but what connection could there be be- Company. This was at the period when the London and set up was that the place iu question bad always been used firmatton by the sharebolden of this coin pany, been sumanged : July 31. simplicity of th ne tween a radical member for Westmiester and • tory duke? North Western bad a line to Liverpool only from that mit as • brkkfield, and that the plaintiff was perfectly well 1. This company to be dissolved as from the Ist Jut, in- Want KEST' ad Such connection was past bis comprehension. The bill had of the town, and the loneashire and Yorkshire had • line ehe came to the neighbourhood. aware of that feet bekv- -- , • dant. 2. To receive Ms °Niamey rent from the railway th begun in a job and it would mid in a job, and two or three thence to Normantse Leeds, tec. At a subsequent m o o d The jury, after e long, uninteresting inquiry, ret a company up to that dry, and to treader, as of that day, to LIVERPOOL AND THE CON FEDI:RATE NAVY.-Licer- = Yr% would appear to he a kind of Confederate dock, Mks Assays made d• years would convince the public that such was the case. He t h a / mom company acqu i re d a T i r e li ne i nto y or e' s - hi m verdict for the plaint/ff. the railway company all the ;adults and property included establishment i to objected to the clause he had referred to being struck out, th e l a tt er a r i va l li ow t o Li ver p oo l. mh e sc h emes o f b o th new and old, which bave left that port for the in the lease. 3. The railway (+employ to release the share- q:he vemole. . . • us turd he should tberefore move, as regarded it, that the house companies Mine anemias. b ean muc h ex t en d e d t o th e eas t one h since the commencement of the civil war in Amara. holders of this company from any liability in respect of the ---- 1 . . . SiLS la disagree with the Lords' amendments. and west. The result was that the station accommodation, THE POLICE COURTS. sum of 50,0001. advanced on mortgage to this company. 4. ,Thel:?_v_ete , • new uaa. • . . _ asset intended for the Coefederates, M r : S inality he Mr. cowrEß said he Rah not surprieed that the hon. which was at first ample, became insufficient, and the ... -- The railway company to issue directly, or to transfer, with. it ma M 'some time since for Nadeau, where she ar Dome of We In ess baronet should be so fond of this clause, because it was the public were much inconvenienced. To remedy this evil as MANSION-HOUSE. • out expense to this company, for divots amongst the share- 1 H h 1 tte ting to fit out for sea. nved gate y. owever, wi e a rep t, eta ilt, only one which he had succeeded ia introducing into the much as possible without extending the Eatim. (it being George Sturdy, a young man about twenty yean of age, holden, such an amount of the London and SontloWestern _ . the Admiralt Court seized her for se isfringement of the ' =I I ., !bet Enlist y .ment Act, anti the last &deices from Nmasu Despatch Boxe me bill. (Hear, bear.) It waa certainly agreed to unanireoual ./ diffieult to obtain suitable land), the two compenies came was brought up on remand, before Mr. Alderman Hum- Railway Company's 4 per cent. debenture stork, as in the r's ifn hat e fur in the hands of the British oonueseder kTable ad by the committee, because it was thought to be so Malcolm to an arrangement which tended considerably to economise phery, who sat for the Lord Meyer charged with stealing judgment of the chairman of the stock exchange = 6l Workno on that station. Another new iron vessel, with the re, cant es not to require discussion. (Hear, hear) The clause the 'pace they occupied. By this arrangement also each lot. beloeging to him employer, whieh was entrusted to him on the Ist instant, equal in value to the sum we _ dor Suers, se TlEGET D Miterious name of 290, left the Birkem . .., „ maim , et. was thrown out by the Lords because they did not under- company had offices aod booking clerks on the premises of to pay into the bank ; and he was also further:charged with 114,6791. 84. 7d. cash. 5. The debenture stock to ,_ _ , __ ~,____,__ ____;__ ___, ______,_ a , .... ___,_,__ „__, eh stand it, and he rather shared the opinion of their lordship, the other, so that all the traffic to the west, belonging to having stolen several letters, three revolvers, and • musical bear internist at 4 per cent. per/MIME from Ist July instant. aret_ „, ed Z ega " y " s Tr i r em mZ e . e 7, ‘ „,: g "" fy r a ""'"`""" g.te et , f a ' ia 7 r; nz ,, z 77 , Ay for he hardly understood why it had been inserted. (Heer.) either company, conk! be booked at the western end of the box belongi to Messrs. Richardson and Co., East India The directors would have preferred to receive the purchase- aDu. ^ rig _ tin the •al of the Hercules. steam tug fros Lies- Cases, Wieto ante lii• It provided that a particular street should not be proceeded station, the same rule also applying at the eastern end. a gents, Cornhin. money in ash, but as it was more oonventent to the railway awe , If • - h 2 , 9 6 • m ei . liedlrevel Mt to with until all the others had been completed, but there was By the proceedings above descrihed this arrangement Ins The evidence having been completed, the prisoner who company to pay it in an equivaleut amount of their dabs- ee--• -na with a complement of 50 men. i • is ra a 1001 d stammer nod her destination is either for Present.. • 01. no reason for such postponement, which in truth would be been broken up, and the immediate inconvenience of the UNE made uodefence, was committed for trial on all the chirps, ture stock, tits board were wiling to reneer that scan- er W aemmah : she may probably mho a prehmiame Mr. Bann It at injurious to the owners of property whose property was put change will undoubtedly be felt by the public. The fol. 130 W-STREET. modatioe, and recommend their proprietors to sanction that A ' enters &Juror au= in the Atlantic. Thie circumstance, together with IHMKIIK•caKe he le the schedule. He trusted they would not disagree with lowing notice, which has been Slued by the Lancasbire end M A M . A II 1 nd M aro nne Booth, ary nne oe me a argaret mode of settlement. The proposed arrangement (with the t i e ' mei . the sanity of the Confederate stearnahip Merrimac, Ceplein eluded from co Ist the cows taken by the other house of parliament. For his Yorkshire Company since Tuesday, will show how extensive - exception of the mode of payment) is a substan A medal was de own pert he was quite prepared to abide the verdict of pub- was the traffic which has been thus rummarily disturbed:- Duffy, were tharged with beggiog. Willies Hewett, mendicity ffice o r, deposed-This morn- Plithee by the railway comPany w . ith the terms of the agree- Rowe, front Plymouth Sound (where the has been lyl4 le since June 7), may probably account for the departure ot 4, Leadenhalt ied lie opinion. The lion. loronet had, in his persevering owe- " Lancathire aod Yorkshire Railway. Special Notice. The i 1 was on dut ' le . t t H lborn d th yin ing-a ree , o ,an saw e meat made with them on behalf of thus company Th. m a ' the Federal mae-of-wer steamer Tuscarora from Southamp- skew, coniplained that this bill began io a job aud ended in rublic are rorpectfully informed that on and after this day I:toners there, staudiug &aces the street. Booth had •t° the grant in g in 1849 el the lea "' - ter° • if toe early ou the morning of the 30th, which will no donbt . Fat one, but the same accusation had been made against those July 30) paesevgers travelling by the above railway to the • • of r pinned on her breast witb an inscription to . the agreement which they have provisionally made he t do h best to prevent either of them steamen reaching HAMILI iof who opposed it. (Hear, hear.) He firmly believed tbe o ll ow i nu o w . s ou b e bo a a a " the L „,,, d .... 1 y or e_ Pnr e _ PaPe f m ac e. curled out, have the means of paying off an the shares .n _ a r , __ _ . to est that they were poor cotton weavers rom Sou era porta. The Tuscarora aasp eu ' 1 cid sailer, sad co- /Venus. tre opposition began in a job, and elided in the discomfiture of shire end of Victoria-station, where even attentiun will be in Lan hire aed were in great distress. A t this company at per, and they trust to find that the course . reedy for Inapt in- the hon. baronet the member for Westminster and td to the comfort of the pamengers-vis. to ,Liverpool, ; people took ' notice of th d em, an WOE gave em t e a they recommend ts one which will meet wi erf 1 t •th th e concur - EN a pow u armamen . tures not to be ire all the other oppoeents. (Hear, hear.) He felt ton. Wigan Waterloo, Southport, Presion, Lancaster, , Me n e - aa - ream of tbe proprieton." (Advertisement.] - IiOLLOWAT'S Pius. -Easy • ... d .... as for &acrid by . the supposition of the hoe. baronet that this an d ao parts Of the west ; Fleetwood, Lytham, Blackpool, '"114',..'' said b al t all the beggars now said the The repors was adopted, and resolutions to the effect dated tor the ewes ._ _ _ . Hall tat mos y Digestion.-These admirable Pills cannot be too highl7 el'lds' . ' 106, Strand, op e power may exe ove rt rei disorders of IdY measure onginated . with him (Mr. Cowper), and he might Belfast, sad all parts of the North of Ireland ; Leeds, a from I hire therein mentioned were agreed to. the stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys. They butantaneondf it nit say that every petition presented to the committee against Dewsbury, Hull, Bradford. Halifax, Wakefield, Elbs,viiigtt.si, Hewett-Booth 'li h bee •Lo d ' week A formal reeolution was then pared empowering the dime- relieve, and steadily work out a thorough cure, and in .. t.tr . o w_ XL 2;2 says I. e as DlO •00 ILL a. air the bill was from interested parties. (Hear, herr.) But, Huddenfield. York, and all ports of the North of ' Her husband is in prison, and she herself has been in cue- tors to adopt such mewl as might be deemed expedient for course dispel headv--b., billousnese, datnknoe, and dep t f ley he would ask, was it a job to carry a great public work By order." With the whole of the facts connected with todv I therefore thought she must know she wee doing carryiag out the propositioes agreed upon. spirits It is wonderful to watch the daily improvement of he re HA againat a large body of wealthy proprietors, assisted by the the. unfortunate difference between the companies we are _,,,,,.....' Booth and Hasten s u ite .. complexion, as Holloway's Pills purify the blood and re do ,. Is the hon. berooet the member for Westminster, who in this in- not acquainted ; but we uodentand it hu arisen out of the "-°. Mr Hall (addressing Duffy, who is a ruddy. healthy- plumpness to tbe face, which bad Mat both flesh mut colou . Thes, These Pills oombine every excellence desirable in 5 doerfir ws.aaty.,d, ,to stance ought • little to have considered the interests of hie parliamentary prooeedings of the Lancashire and Yorkshire looei ; s MARKETS. remedy. The most certain and beneficial results flow from the and who is not his constituents sod the public. (Hear, bear.) Company, who have recently obtained pewee* to food. g young woman - ou on t I Y d ' look as if via wanted 9 in nealth, meadow] use of this regulating medicine even when ed. Mr. AYRTON thought the scheme of the right hon. make • new and supplemental lila from their lltiffy-I have sold all m clothes to buy something to --ea- and persons following sedentary occupation , will ilnd it an in. KT om gentleman wua preposterous one, and that the arrangements station in Salford to the Victorimatation. By st- tall I have nothine hut y what I steed in. I was five TA LLOW.-THORSDAT EVENT/fn.-The market was va l ua bl e aper i en t. conoected with the embenkment were of a hideous descrim these means they procure to themselves an independent ._---_-•,_. _„_, _-,„„ - uiet to-day, and prices closed as follows i---Stint, 495. 3cL ; ,1N T E R rof tine. He believed the striking out of this clause would have entrance into Manchester, and will DO longer bays to ""'"" w"""e"""' - P L Y in town d 1 h bee f t.o . bt k Manchester, an aye n• el eg Wber t° l Derember, 5°.. 3.1. t° sCle. 61 Delivery td bet BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. , :I'D . A. E. ttotas Item& Is adapt ED no effect one way or the other, because be felt confident the the heavy tolls to which they were subjected over the ' ed hat th to to tog p ll o i t oveming , 5 - 7 emits ; arrival+, 3 maks. Booth and H stat t ey came we eer .. ar the eesaidi uld Metroporiten Board of Works would never carry out the con- London and North Western (Liverpoel) line. This line, BIRTHS. e - , ' , Matt to the I from Blackburo, and had been ia town six weeks. h of Lieut.- ,at devotion of the street in question under the present bill. which was much needed for the convenience of the public said that hen in work she aod her husband could earn as COTTON.-Lresarocie, JULY 31.-Our market coto gitrag.-July 26, at Spain's Hall, Essex, the wile Summer Clethl . . An The amendment was negatived without a division, and the owing to the frequent and long detention of trains on the I ' timme very steady, with a good busioeas doing. The sales Colonel R. Wise, of a daughter. ~,, 'measure for al eed Lords' amendment was agreed to. much as 2/. 15e. a wee . n k U til the cessatice of trade, of S. B. Ria• K MOSES a 100 mericaa at 16d. to BRISTOW E.-July 29, at Chester-square, the wife P rete " °°, we believe the y are takin g ac t ive ste i n . to een- caused by the war in the United States, they were doing are 10,000 bales, tocluding 3, A Makers, Wool ,be Sir J. SHELLEY then moved that the house disagree street, having bought the houses and Lana, and given the • wll and bad a comfortable home • but lately they 19d. • towe Eel of a son. 5,000 Surat, 121 d. to 160. ; 600 Egyptian, let& , ~ _ au, the mi r e a .11tatters, and 0 and with the Lords' amendment ru clause 26, to theeffect that no m ual legal notion to the tenants. The traffic of the two har 7 e sol e d ;11 their furniture b degrees, end when that was to lid ,• 1,100 ?govern, 17ed. to 18jd. ; 200 Maranhane CALYERT.-July 26, at Montpeller•niu, Duo 7 Calvert, Vag , llth Humus, of a 10n. the steamboat pier, public landing place, stair, or quay abould companies had long outgrown the scoommodation afforded 0 the eto LORD, selling their clothes by the way. 15d. ;of which 7,000 ate for semodation Mai Wort. The comm_e u r; 17, a t o x f or d, th e wife of G. W . Mild. EW . ~ s ght be constructed on the south side of the embankment within by a single line, but it is said that the London and North V ° • e l n ld of th • lothi g gime arriving in town, week's import is 19,924 bales. oey SO MOTO eir C 0 bI.D.. ot a daughter. . 1 114, 166, 156, Gni 150 yards of the pier belongisg to tbe Charinmeross Railway W et t er . c om --- pany have been for some time past sing all and now the had no resouree but singing hymns and hawk- --- -- - - fe of thief DOWELL-July be, at PA. Helen's, Southern, the wl 1 't 600, 507, fur- Company. He considered the proposition that tbe Metro- their influence to induce the Lancashire and Yorkshire to • •la f h t t WOOL AND WORSTED.-BaAnroan, Jour 31.- Dowell, V.C., Royal Marine Artillery. of a son. . mg pews a mut t e s ree s. ood the wife of ("PUG JOHNSTON. -1* 27, at Upper Norw , the politan Board should Le permanently deprived of the power postpone or abandon it. Mr. Hall-You would have been better off in Lancashire. There i s a g r e edy & mo m f or woo l t o ..d ay . mi e bt.h a i re d ' ----- ------ C. Jobroton. e Brigade Royal Artillery, of a son ' 137, 134 be to erect a pier or lending place within 150 yards of the of si grolO Relief is being sent there. The worst thiag you could do w00 1...re i tt mar reg usee H ow . aza a l io active. prime 12140m,„ _ 4012 2a, a , a2r.thaia, the otte A. . He Charing-cross Railway bridge at either side one which the was to come to London. are exceedingly firm, aad have, if anything, an upward tea- m fa ., o r a sofi . tle- hose ought never to consent to, and in the interest of the Mai Ka' . All articles i LYNt•H LAW IN ST. JAEIVE-EARE -YesterdaY Hulan-I did not come away till I had been four days dency, width tends rather to check operations. There is a BENIMEetiAM.-luly 29, at Seamore.ylace, Mayfair, ism public he felt bound to oppose it. price.. Wow a ter- Mr. COWPER said he was amused to hear the hon. afternoon, between 4 and 5 o'clock, St. James's-park became witbout food. fair businesa doing in worsted yarns, particularly two-folde dleeltam, of a daughter. ' L Sault gay article d • ed iv o g 8111T11.-July 27, at Twickenham, the wife of Sy ier baronet few the fint time defending public • ' t private the @cone of extraordinary uprcer and excitement in cons- Mr. Hall- y p If ou bid sto ped there the parish aad prices have rather • ening te eon. . a a Bart , ot a daughter. returned. snot of the determined attempt of a mob of several hun- have been bound to do something for you. But you s iu g le um are in little rapist ; indeed. the Continentel t sem • liets of mic ire , interests-4i laugh)-but he was now es unfortunate in bn B_, VAUGHAN.-Jely 30, at Half Moon-street, Lady : to administer Lyoch law to an individual in left the place to which the money is flowing, to come t ra d e 'is ex c e edingly fiat, and has long b e en so. Th o m j e a _. post trs. rted opposimoo as he Sal been on former occasioos when the bill dm" Pena* . or • 000. I MOSES I was uuder discussion. The House of Lorin considered it the garb of • gentleman, who was accused of taking indecent amongst peop e . not ing you. ope many m 1 who know 11 . of I h oderate attendance of buyers in the piece market. Than - - - evening at am liberties with three little girls. It appears that the indivi- more of you wall not do anything so foolish. You are is • fair demand for Germany, and business is brisk MARRIAGEI3. had wonld be unjust that the Charing-cress Railway Company . . • uhri•lce. la resumed or ate. should be sobjected to competition to which they were not . bee ed 1 • h h le ff ' ter than they would have been. in the warehouses of the home merchants. No- dual in question was o ry meg on t e slope of t • en- ma tog your su erings grea BLACKmOOD-WEST.-July Ift, st ht. Paul's, Krogh , _. E. 11051124 i tier. now exposed, and they therefore inserted the clause in ques- closure apparently readnig a book. Several persona stated Hewett ory t y to, bse ed tha the bad two little children with thin worth naming has been done for the by thr Rev. IL West, M.A., H. 8. Blackwood, ERG.. '" E unFal 04 cac '''' ' French and f tion tion. The amendment, however, did not interfere with the that they observed him give mosey to three little girls, the them. French trade, and Yen little is now ordered for America. daughter ot tbe late Sir J . Heat, 0.C.8., Ad is , _ ~,. . 4. rm . CoTTERHJ.-WALTERB.-Jely 99, at Chris_ the M„, ~,. tng Informal, be had oratas. eld tOf who not tan of th tak Booth-Yee, they are my two wenthes, and I have got Stocks of plain and fancy goods are thoroughly cleared out. age, and en • site power which the Thames Consernocy possessed under their " . . m wal y cras, by the Rev. it. H. Tillard, M.A.. f.•• sr. L ~, ......_74 .ord set to erect such piers and laoding places as might be re- liberties with them. Some perms made • rush at him, another. There is no champ in prices for any description of goods. RA., to Anna Minuets., daughter of 06. W MOM ..... it,'" and one of them made • violent kiek at hie head, but only Mr. Hall asked where they were living. They are fully as high as last week. and manufacturers are chester.terrace, Regent's-park. rim (mired for the accommodation of the public. . iour's rislainXton. b 1 ADJUS' Mr. AYRCON believed that the rights of the Thames struck his hat, which was knocked off to a diatance, The Hewett-At • common lodging-house in Pye-street. West- unusually well employed. There is much talk on 'Change DAVZY-ROBINI3ON -July 29, at SL Say Es ...:.._, n .. a. any complical accused person started to his feet EA ran for his life acmes =Mater, with • number of other Lanoashire cotton-spinners meday of the sudden disappearance of Mr. J. W. Oldfield. the Bev. D. B. Payne, B. D,A. G. Davey. 1.. a.'!. _`" Ls 7 j. *Ed relief of had Conservancy were Dot saved. If they were, no injury to daughter 1.1 Use rate tlm public could result from the amendment. the par to k ward@ the Mall, ued b ber of 1 and weavers. pus y • DUE • oomroisatos agent, who has been only • sbort time ia DS of Wight, to Penelope sem. . 4., ~ ire ionise" sea, of the Fira, Dudley, Woo. re , iv,-,nnia -, eMelent real& part affected. working men who happened to be in the !ark at the i Booth-U any gentleman would tell us where to apply, hosieees, but bag liabilities to the extent of MOO/. and no sugy _ yowpgm __ Jalp go, at at. J .... t h e l as s, .. ii, A. neer The SOLICITOR-GENERAL stated that the powers of . h re do • f orce d b h would go &oil welcome. saescuroben eto the Thames Cooservancy were not effected by the bill. time anl w o were a y ream y some um we meets. His chief creditors are manufacturers. to RD" of ~,,,, by the Rev. J. K Pryor, M.A.. He ry Ar , hur, son .r , ...,:hte . and Co 1 Pl. ____,,_. _ r in. Mr. AYRTON moved that words be added to the clause Med; of persons of tat seam. The crowd announced I Mr. Hall having ascertained that the lodging-house Trta whom he owes large sums, ranging from 1,0001. sad up- Roe. woo _ of rooksioo .. ooono to aii „ K u m , da bir detertninatioe to drag the fugitive through the bushes i is the parish of St. Margaret's, Weetniinster, direoted wards. ne creditors have met to-day, and have takaa 0. p ose Wi, o ne , a Greatitueen.street, Westtninsts r. 140ND'E thin to the effect that the provisions of the Thames Conservancy toe- . and throw him into the ornamental water. lie scram Hewett hied I to tare thom to the relieving officer of that ravish, steps to secure his capture. It is found that he add goods - - - - - 1 1-ir (the or sort Act in reference to the construction of mere, stairs, and . a over the iron railings and got into the Mall, but his pursuers and aek him to take them iota the workhouse for the at great sacrifice. He was some time ago one of dm DEATH& mitres no m 0 •11- landing places remained uraffected. i m nous'. l ' l ' light Mr. COWPER mid he did not think the Lords should be did the same and followed him along the avenue in the dirge- present. secretaries to the Bradford Young Men's Christian Society. BARTON.-Jnly 911, 0. G. Barton, Esq., of lied , . serve that is tem of th I h of hich el They left the court with the officer. e York co usu. upon t e steps w some worth. !se re. mewed, air asked la agree to aa addition for which there was obviously lisrah, daughter of 51 , ,'. itti. tonglau the fl kb' ad k ked h . d h vil intent overtoo int a noc im own ea y MARYLEBONE. BRADNItY.-July 10, at Lenonstoce, at tO no necesity. LACE AND HOSIERY.- NOTTINGHAM, JOLY 31.- _ e ... Larked whole' ould The motion was negatived without a division, and the • • twice Ile / , o: up and ran to the sentry and iroploredhim ter George Potier • cab driver badge No. 12,101, was as oa this day ereent7 . y e" 2 •• , , . The lace trade is nearly in the same state HAIRJ.S.-Jely 19, at Rugby, MAW bens, relict of the DI vendon, slat Lords' smooth:neat was agreed to. Ipays him. e soldier kept back the crowd for an instant =erg= oc • intorno= with having exacted more than Ins s e'nni g ht,,thede t wod f o r silk and fancy laocts ot all Harris, Eau.. mon 77 . Staffonblere, ifrO , battle. re • Mr. D. GRLFFITH inquired of the Solicitor-Genenl . sad got him into the column and then barred the entente, 1 proper fare from Mr. Charles Lowe, a gmdleman leading still very animated for the mason of the year. Lt other MORISFALL -July !Kat Bellamour Ball. Ii . SAI day, whether, clauses having been added after the ragnitintion of &West the samilants, who eadeavoured to follow. The at No. 9, York-terrace, St. John's-wood. branches tbere is the quietude usual to the few wake that nue cd T. B. Ilerefall, Lau, Kr. ~__,. mkt g the DIM le in the royal anent had been given it was necesaa , ry Brat the Unified fulitioo then rth t° the tor. of tho column! The evidence showed that on last Sunday, July 27, mei- occur between the two setions, though many beams report J0HN906.-3•17 61. .. at leaningtoll-Plem '"‘""' rd effectually Jr est.) same form should he again gone through, and whether the where he was greeted by the crowd low with fearful plainant and two ladin got into deferidenes cab in Emil- ha •d 'n than a icht reasomably have been ex- lag• W• " wawa ' lag " a jj ed .8* • Burks. Major Ocs are infested, I not crown had any veto in the matter, as the bill affectederown I:ells and execrations. The doorkeeper fetched Coostablia t on m oo a nd the do home. He - 1 , • y were yen piaci la. t t more ts or g looted from the adverse c rcums moss 1 - ; ta to w hi c h t b, WAIITSITIL-Jely XL at *resod across. Antra aged 71.. En n l otto! Me. Metal erred property ? ~ 016 A arid 167 C, but they were ponder to influence but lie demanded Is. 6cl • that sum was ultimately piki - i s l i of b els ars erpoesd- WA d r ity l Verg.-.arty es, at Doveretreet, Mancheste r * -- e ' maken and fin era town n and ft levahi • the The SOLICITOR-GENERAL mid the lion. gentleman s .de . . the crow sad sant for seatelsos to the statism. when him, but be was told at the same time that he must expect b ranc h. o f t h e h.i er y trade are also quiet, as a e. mwee. giag., agat 7e. • o wit• even Whew a Oliver of lienriettaatreet, l In Peeked. 1 questiou bad no reference to the matter before the house. - the fugitive was with gred difficulty induced to delaMind, to be summeased for the overcharge. The distance was • ma j or i ty o f th e b ows are pretty well Mocked for the 31.1VM-Jll l 7 Kg, Mr. O. . tor es YO , • the The crow* had no veto at all except that which the coma- aaa was ender " " met * t ° th e Vh•••• 1 " m• Wk. and therefore le• allowing gd• for the third Penes, home beds, and there is DO &widen to accumulate _jemeeM Sell ag. a µrutin, Earl . ' Faure= statics, where be was plead for slaty, the little girls not • h def Want tido:lto. was meteor moc iit e wan en goods at the advances. rake which are asked for all Asti. w i r re oma d ele - Jall IL et Haingretasdr Packet Wo gs totem sad the map of parliament gave to it. In the pro- Mg he' forthcoming to charx him. The mob followed hits pi ne d ogs. an d nem des of tradm A (sir Swiping is being dons in some quartos "........... -... . any ceediugs oa this bill, the usage of parliament required that ~....„.„, , _.__„,_ .. ~, doors og the station. groaning :FOZISSI wean tbe consent of the crown should be signified. as the termites n..r..._.!.,--- 7::`,17" "P "" WESTMINSTER. for merino goods, stocks of which me being _noted up few guns Six= of :( 0 . QS tried h Who of the crown were coserned. Thit was done, sad al- th" noosing au sne way. Elizabeth Remelt and Iglisabdh Dowell, two healthy look- winter. Cotton is still very difficult te get - bold id at esi7 m o o' aa g p a wing by Wnsiaa prima, at though other clauses were added to the bill, it was not again OMMAI;PeIaCM.-Otea SHILLING DAY.-Tlitiiii- Mg young teems, dreamed alike in plain cotton frocks, tomb of larsherstalmel, la tbe OW d with price, and this has a &miring effete as every L.... 6.4.4.4. in th . n .,,,,,,,, e t Win mow' Mew & Cal awes'. eh what necessary. DAT, Jute 3L-Admiskes oe payment, 13,T37 ; ditto by an abuodance of white linen aprons, kerchiefs round their I industry. Not very imawne hopes are aatertained: r e e r Mhos la . Mill AVMS I. VIM either In rex Ino ' The other amendment@ were then agreed to. lees= Sake% 1,563; total. 14,790. wicks, without bonnets, and their hair arranged with studied of the supply premised from Indla sad Weer coital . es. W.. et c. • i • • • . • - . • . - • ••- - I i IsWA,