The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOIJ3Z OF LORDS.—FuDiy, Fix 19. The LOU CHIAJIGILLOR took his art on the woolsack et 5 o'clock. Lord HAWAILDEN presented a petition from the Board Of Guardian' of the Cabal Unice, praying that the ex poses of erectus' odious, and the fees for registrars nadir the ant for the ltagistratiou of Births, Marriages, and Deatha, td might be tranderred from the poor-rates to the Oissolida Find. THE CRAWLEY COITET-MARTLLL. Lard COLVILLE gave =ties that as Monday salt be 'mkt salt the Seminary for War • question respecting tie part taken by the Deputy-Jodie Advocate in the recent wart-martial oo Camel Crawley. BENEFICES IN IRELAND. The Archbishop of ARMAGH moved fore return of the benefices suspended in Ireland under the 3rd and 4th Wil liam 4, cap. 37, sect. 116 ; a return of the supeoded boor ices from which the suspension has been removed under lest. 117 ; • return of the number of churshes selarged wince January, 1446, with the amount of voluntary private whoa-lotions towards their enlargement; nod • return of the benefices which have been augmented by the ecclesiaatical commissioners for Ireland, stating the ma granted to each, and the total net income of each after its asimentetion. The return was agreed to, and their lordships titaa ad. jeered. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FazDAT, Fn. 19. Vie Sruras took the dais at 4 o'clock. ANCHORS AND CABLLS BILL. In answer to Mr. Hun, Yr. LAIRD add he would the next siege of this bail till Wednesday, the 2nd of atareh EASTERN POLICY OF HER MAJESTY'S GOVEMISEENT. Mr. ' , ERRAND pre notice that on the going into mat. mitten of supply on the natal animates oft Monday Halt, he would more the following retaliations : —That the eastern pahey of her Majesty's govermasat began by tea preeset =minimum in China JO yearago, and which has for de object the extension of oar trade, has led to 000- Mont and ditereditablit little wan. That our military and salmi ormatnasta required to carry oat thin eastern policy ben* greatly Mammal she heavy taxation of the oonatry. That d is IPA fast to tax,tbe agricultural and other Midas of Great Britain or Ireland to support wars, waged for the =of vacant new ~Mita for manufactures in which not engaged. THE lONLiN MLANDS. Mr. GREGORY pre notioe that me that day (Friday) fartaight he would call attention to the &moiling, of the fortifications at Corfu, and move for papers with regard to the neutrality of the lonian Wanda. THE BALLOT. Mr. H. BERKELEY gin notice that on that day (Fri. 11lay) month he would make the motion of which be had akeady given notice on this subject. INDUIC ARMY. Colonel SYS ES gave notice that oe aa early day be mould move • resolution to tbs offset that the appointment or employment, except en moment session, of others o the Indian ennuis to or m regiments to which they do not leelogg, in sucesmion of the reglesentel rights of that diem, ia • violatiog of ths guareetee is the Act of Par lament of the 21 and 22 Victoria. THE MARTABAN AND ALABAMA. Mr. G. 8. LEFEW HE 'eked the trader fismotnry of Stale for Foreign Affairs witetlee wee teas that a British s►i the Martabes, had bees captured by the Alairms sod burst by order of its captain, said if so, what steps the government were taking to obtain mantic's, and to pro. vent the repetition of such ontragea ULYAB.I) said that as yet no farther informatics bed been received by her Majesty's goverment, and the oily intermit= he had received on the 'abject was etitained trout the pahho newspapers. MEXICO. Yr. S. BEAUMONT eked - the Under Semehtry illste for Foreign Allan if any onensunimitione had bees seithowed, dams the renew, to her Majesty's government wit► the view to • ',cognition of as empire is Menke; wed if so, whether he would lay thew upon the tilde of the loose._ . . . Mr. Li/YARD said that no such ocanniunications bad hese received by bar Majesty's government. Hr Majesty 'e government had hitherto declined to swiss any opinion on that subject. THE ROYAL ACADEMY AND THE EXHIBITION BUILDING. Lord ELCHO asked the First Cenicanaloom of Works, whether the goverment had taken say, and, if so, whet steps to give effect to the recominea&tions of the Royal Oomouseiou on the Royal Academy ; sod, when the removal of the whole of the late latematioinal Exhibition Building wield be completed, end what was intended to be done writh the site? (Hear, hear.) COW PER—The Royal Commission which was moved ter by sty noble friend recomnierided several alterations in the °restitution and mode of proceedings of the Royal Academy ; sod it appeared e=pdient to the government to aseestain, if possible, the views entertained by the Royal Acrolemy oa them questions, and they were directed to .wider the whole rabfeet, sod report on it to her Majmity's griveruncont. I understood the Royal Academy have bees to deliberation on the subject for some time, bat hitherto they have made so report. With regard to the mooed part of the question —the site has not yet bees cleared of the bailee'. (Hear.) Thom ha. bean very coaandssable delay the govertmesat have mode reseewArances he Items. Kelk sod Lama on the subject, bat I am snared that at priori the removal of that building is ping oa rapidly. (Hear, Mar.) Bat I hove oat yet beard from Mama. Kelk and Lams of say period at winch they aspect to be entirely elaar of the work no. in progress. Prelimiesry steps have beta takes towards Me declaim m to the building hereafter to be needed on that site. I have Invited a competition of archilselaral plan and dodges of the buildings hereafter to be erected, sad they world be with refereoce to the &pond of the wings site. (Hoar.) THE EXPORT DUTY ON RAG& Lord STANLEY asked the trader Secretary at State for Foreign Affairs whether bee Majesty's government wee fa araamemoation with any foreign powers with a view to the reduction or abobtioa of the export duty imposed by the litter on rap; if so, with what powers; aid , whether there would be say objeotioe to ea early production of the eerreepoadepos? LAYARD begged to assure the noble lord that the soh**, which was of no slight importunes, bad not bees lest sight of. Her Kajesty's governs:beet were now In corn messocatima with Francs, Prussia, Russia, Austria, Spain, Partupd, Honied, Hanover, Baden, Wurtemberg germ, Saxony, Darmstadt, Okleaburg, sad other occusWies--(a birgh)—en this subject, sad as negotiations were sWI Based oe, the correspondence wee ed yet reedy to be pro dared. THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Mr. MORRITT salted the Bee eeery of *Mate for the Horne Department, whether it was finally decided that the seeder 'lipoid be moved from York to soy other plots. Sir G. GREY amid Mod so deal decision bad Mee some to es this subject—Omar, hear); sad that so &Maim bed bees some to or opinion expressed that the maims should be removed from York. (Bear, bear.) Even if anises were held at my other plies, assists would Mill be held at York for the larger portion of Yorkshire. (Beer. bear.) What had taken *see wee this. Severs' aseenoliala hod bees presseted to bar Majesty from towns is the West Riding of Yin kaki», pray ing that her Majesty would, is the exercise of her powers, constitute the West Riau, of Yorkshire isto a separate grime &strict. These memorials bed been referred to a oonselitsee of the Privy Conseil, and they had reported that they recommended to her Majesty that separate swims should be held in that part of the meaty of York rolled the West Riding, but so noel decision could be some to nab) the order is coned had bees made. GOVERNMENT ANNIIITDIE BILL. - - Yr. H. B. SHERIDAN asked the Chancellor al the Es abionar whether it was his inteatioe to proceed with the Goveenenent Annuitk• Bill that evening ; sad wh e ib ri , seesiderieg that the title of the bill did Dot folly unsay the seal ' of the bill, and that the bill hitherto had two stages without being fatly node! ; and soweidering the peg intonate affected by the pro pelled alteration of the law, be would bare any objentioo to postpone for a abort tine the further consideration of the awsasure. iItaCHANCELLOR ot the EXCHEQUER said he bad se objection whatever to postpone the further reenderatiosi d the measure for a short time. He was my that the object of the bill had sot bees asdentood, beams it wee of simple character, and be bad bees easeful to ex• plain to the house upon its introduction its aware and pro. stuns. But as the bill had not hese long before the boa as had no objection to postpone th e committee the oe te a seta Monday next. THE BAXON.—THE MURDER OF MR. GRAY. Mr. B. FITZGERALD amid be wished to resew t owestise be bed pat the other night to the hoe. gestleman the llndor2iseretui7 for Fersige Afflairs—whother he would be bled enough to Worn the hors what wee the data of the despatek eadesessel by her Majesty's meat to the pererseesst of the Mated antes with wean to the wader of Mr. Ow, end the debt on whisk it wee west out. At the sues One he beeped to sek sneaker speetisa. There wan sone papers which he bad awed for is Friday lest relative, to Wee. of the Merporot sad Jae& sad other which the goveressent refused to rodeos to the home. the. the sale owl the alit souniary had onerested i. *be other hems to the productios el these papers. Re hewed to ask whether diligence would bused to place these peplos is the table of the haves. With seferesee to the ewe of the Dams. Me Indies for ppm would extend only is the wader of Mr. Um. sad setle the capture of the priss. LAlry YA RD seal that the first latamatio• is Uwe ash le* ems teseised by her Majesty's goversnesst relative! to the. ensedor es based the &pus tames& time sad of Deemer bert,.bes Ib depesitlese were sot relived Rem Now York mid stool the 20111 January. 'They ware inosedistely sent both* law dhows of the grown_ Their report NY finlifil‘a Se MO 361114 sod the arm itimen hioleuelins taw wag to Lord Lyons to ea for MilkrdN SI We were entitled to from the American goverment. Bat before the receipt of any instrustioes Lord Lyons had already oommuniceted with Mr. Seward ore the :30411 of denary, and Mr. Seward ordered inquiry to Jae plus, and the last toformation received wee that that havestigann was going on into the capture of the Saxon. Vilth regard to the mooted question, the hon. gentleman was slightly in error with regard to whet Lord Russell promised to give the other sight. He prominsd that a wain list of claims should be laid on the tabled as house. Of course there was no objectioo osi the part of the govern ment to give • list of •D claims, but as diScalty was with regard to the dams of persons who were not in cluded in the list There wee so wish to withhold any of the papers, and of comes the papers prodooed to the other home would be laid as the table of that hours. officers and unshed two Mho. mid 040411thi the Tessa They thee took refuge is tin thither a trees Scotia, and an American gunboat mitered the barium and remptaried the vowel illegally and. by form As soon se information was received is this wank, of what had taken place her Majesty's gesumeth sant Instractioos to Lord Lyme to demand immediate 11E0M1110400 oad redress if the statement proved unreel (Hear, hew.) But long before the instructions which were meet to Lord Lyons were remised, Mr. Seward, of his own accord, baying hoard what had taken plum, rude a communication to Lord Lyons. At iirrt he wasdosbtful as to what the fame really w i p o b g t 2 f r t whoa they were examined Mr. Seward roads a full uprooted his regret, sad that part of the quince ternumated: Ahc the facts had been dul ascertained Mr. Seward rude as ample apology. He (Mr. )'yard) trusted that the apology and the answer would prove setisfactory to the hoc. member and to the country. His bon. friend baled him (Mr. Kinglake) had made as extracrillmery dissoury in • mysterious manner. He was at • lees to hem whet mysterious source' of information his hon. friend poserreed, bat he hd taken abs troth/sit* make • translation els docu ment which, with that readiness to assist which was serer wanting is the librarian of the house, be could haws. imme diately obtaised is the library. That domunest and the translation of it had been laid as the tsble of the house in 18d6, on the motion of Mr. Hott The boa. member would Sad the protocol of Warsaw sod the sots of Burn Brunnow addressed to the Neigh miaister. That Dote sad inclostue were ooramonicated to the Sort of Malissebnly wham at the head of the Foreign-dike. sad were acknowledged by him. No oerreepoodeoce upon it had takes place except by way of simple acknowledgment by the noble earl. It would not be peeper for him to follow the bon. gontleman in his view of the nature and value of the Warsaw proloooL That was • gumshoe of great importance nun which it would not be. some him at the present luso to enter. Mr ROEBUCK said that the hen. umber opposite (Mr. Hinglake) pseud to Woos to that noodisaript clam at politicians who were fond of finding inane meta. This ms a very large nest of the hon. number but only by rum of All Militia. (Hear, hear.) Be woald pat • ease which would motets the hoc. member's proposition. Take the case of • simple costract between A sad B. If A chafe to write • note to C, could anybody mums that that sots would alleviate 'notelet between A and lit Seth was really the traimactios referred to. rive poufs of Mumps mitered into a teensy, and the minister of me of them chose to write a sots to the Kim of Denmark about some portion at that treaty. The tlesth re mained jut where it was, and the letter to the King of Denmark was the pace el waste paper which the hen. gentleman aroused himself by translating. (A laugh.) The house west into committee of supply pro fermi sad thon resumed. The Bask Acta (Boogied) Bill was read a wooed time. The Imes Prisoeerw' AA Amendment Bill wee coin. Rained, sod Kr. G. HAJIDT moved aa areeedateet to the wood clause, to the effect that is the epee at primmere under sentence at death, and ambled by two ar more • Weise *Aim to hese beam* basses attar easviaticia, tile truth at yeah aertillaste should be inquired fete by flues aocosibeiewere tea appointed for that purpose. The ameodment led to omble dietetics, sod epee • di i• sioa it was negatived by 32 be 26. The sensed gleams of the bill were thee agreed to, and the boll wan entered to o reported to the home. The Warehoesieg al British Spirits Ball wee mead a mooed thee. "D • • ". • itum i l i ta, • EvaidAty :164a_ THE R3CLIRESS i r, ILO; *MtWpm& COURT oranimoN PLEAS.—PIa. 19. Sitanp st Nisi Prins la laadH.—(B•fore Loal Mist Josue Me ea 4sdul Jury.) MASON V. VW VALE OR MIR RAILWAY COWART.- 1:11kI1LOZDT SUBIC! /SOX ►ll 18011111. The plei;e7iiistitis ease warn rraiTriay ote;trestor, and in the course of ha lonian beseeched 1,600 enwooted rail way 'levee vas • piece of land lotion(' the Swath Wales Railway sad the Smolt Wier Miser.' Railway, at • pleas whole they rue warly paralleL The defeedents had running powers ow& the hank Wales line, and me the morning of the 30th of April last oes of their Sodas passed the spot when the sleepers was, end soon afterwards the &lesion were on fire. sad they were damaged to the *skint of 2C.31. or 220 f. The plaintiff now claimed to recover, upon the that the sleepers were fired by a coal which came eroded the funnel of the defendente 'ogles in consequence of their negligence. The jury found for the plaintiff, sad the amount was agreed at WV. SECOND COURT. Sittiap at NW Prtue ►a Loottoo.—(Baton Mr. Justice Wake mad a Cameo Jan.) moues v. manual). 111 TEE awn, The plaiatiff was the owner and master of the seheower Frisadship, and about 4 a.m. on the 24th December, 1862, he left Holmes Dock with a cargo for Flushing. He dropped down the river, but he cut sachet opposite the Oemmenisl Doek pier and seer to the south shore is cones. queers of fog. About one o'clock the defendant's brig, the Sas, was observed corning up the river with the tide which bad turned. stern touched tire trotted, *Webs swung round, and her bowsprit caught the fib-boom of the plain tire vesseL The people on the Friendship let out 26 fathoms of cable to get clear, and succeeded in doing so ; bet was a mood time struck by the brag. The present Nike wag to recover damages for the injuries sustained by the Friendship. Mr. Z. James, Q. 0., and Mr. Pierce appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Coleridge, Q.O. and Mr. Hannan, for the defendant. The jury, after hearing the evidence as to who was is fault, fount for the plaintiff for the agreed amount of damage, 184 la 6d. ,ROM 1.48? imam GAZJI'TL Camas or soucrroas Ass MAXI= rsirncin.sse ro BE OBTAINED AT TAT orncs OE TII3 CHIMP ILEGIBTZAB, 0001! OE BANIZOPTOT BASTEOBAID-ITIZZIA sAsk au Frs. . . . Anent!l MIMS Old lent-road, Suns,, ecsainardidelark to sur render March 8, at 11. Joss taik strutbril, Essex, brickmaker, March I. at 11. 'Loam. on Ott sr irOta rains Claremosiequare, Peukaaville, wine commission agent, March 6, at 11. Joint Oscasaii, Regentstreet draper, hazel 8, at 12. Jogs Burros, King.st. Camden-town, tea dealer, Mar. 8. at It Buourrr, ilidneyetreet, Brampton. WWar, March 8,14 11 Wltatan Kumar, Ludgate street, City, b3otmaker, March 8, at 12. Iticattito coin, DriMeld.road, Bow, tionbardealer,Mar.B,ealt 'Jona MUMMY MOOLILL, Northfieet, Kest. okaadker, Mar. 8, at 11, Am= WI/MILD. tic, &time. Middlesex, carpenter, March kat It licsaan Cum, Wimbledon. Sarre , lumber. March 1, at 11. MDIVAILD ClLarritta. Bensingba, Beamed entrails', March 1, at It ROOM 810 T h, Soullawark.mews, Paddington, cattle dealer, March 5, at 11. JAM,/ PAOIIIOO, Cannousdrestroad, St George's-112tar-Bast. photographic artist, March 1, at 1. Cowman Warne* Luck Pomona-place, Parion's-green, coach maker's foremast March 1, at 11. WILLIAM Watt. btattae, Amwelletreet, Clerkenwell, lewaller, March 4, ar L Bin d latonli Lriniwatt, Trinity-road, Botherhithe, clerk to • , Much 7. at It T Do Deionahlre-plan, Edgware-road, school ' master, March 5, at 1. Janina 'Moan, Yarmouth, lab of W1(114 stone merchsat, March st, at 11. REMIT SWAMIS WOOD, Clyde-terrace, Lknehouse, lighten:man, March a. at 1. AIRBUS OnDIINCIA, fit. Oswald's-place, Vauxhall, cab driver, iatch sntiulg a ii t' r I Ii . ndJONSKACKILALAZ4IIIOO7-street,DlsiopiPill. wholesale McMinn. March 1, at IL Crawl alma datum, Stretford New Town, We; marls& manafacturer, March 8. at It Elam Tana; Barbra. lams; ship builder, March 11. at IL Wituax Tannin COLIIIAI, Winchester, clerk, March S. at 11. JAMBS CRAM Will, Prince of Wake-road. Kentlah-town, clerk In the railway clearb,g bona'. Marcell. at 1. Taoism Wassail, Q+yyhhaasm ,, Barney, hat mash., llareliti. at /2. llanuatuig Low skeet, merchant . March 8, at It. law HOLMAN.Kest Cowes, Isle of Wight, tailor, March 8, at It WILLIAM Ourrfran Binsingissak bum mannfr., Match 7, at 11 Satan fa Pony Lalcsaterstars, Merck 7, at It. lona TUMIALLI Li 011111) rook Botcheaten, Lekestarahhe, fans bailiff, &Mb 7, Y it. Maar Aga Pook Botchesion, Lebeeterahlra March I. MI. 1. Davin Lew. Birmingham, loot dealer. March 1., at 1 I. HENRY Lam, Wk. Staffordshire, Ilk mianufr.. Mani 11, at It Masi Wm Ilehdard, professor of nude, Karel 14, at It MARLIN Drina, Bbastournatour, build., March 18, at 12. ILDOOC/L Leicester, met Me maker, !Larch I, at U. DAVID IVASM Brecon. draper. hands 4, at It. JOES Pinar. Ashbriuk, comersetahlre. grocer M. 1 . at 11- lons Rasmus Muck Mrarick,Yeritalons. disk in holy craws, March & at tons Cairn Manses, Bradford, reed maker, March 3, at 11. Wituall Will. Northalledos, auctioneer, Pak as. at 11}. loam MUOLI2OO Mama Uvarpool, draper, March 1, at 11. ?ROMAN Pole, Bootle, Lancaahlre. victuall e r, liarell 2, at 11. lona Parrs Adawood. Utosahlm. briclimatiar, March 9, at 11. WILLIAM WIWI. MULLAIii, Droyislat, larambire, allk dyer, Mardi 1, al 11. ?Roam PZIOITAL. Latchford. Cheshire. oowkeepar. Mar. 3. at It than DIADMIAL Burnley Wood, Lareembre, make mamba laser, March 8. at 11. WILUAN Onenall LannfrOi, North Shields, shipmate; March & at 124. /011/111 Cannot. Norton, Durham. farmer, March 8, at 111. WILLIAMIIOI Totoss West liartlepoul. Sehasosger, March 8, et It Witualt 1101 D. Nainiates, hemmed victsallsr. March 19, at U. 110111/17 Gana Lads BMW, mg dealer, March 2, at 10. Wtuami Optimum). Shellield. ashisoespr. March 9, at 1. Haar Haawoon, Itenthwarth.Yorksh...reenavorer. Mac kal J Asia Insane; Belford, wool extractor, March k at 91. W itium YllLw, Salford. groosr, March 6._ 91. Lotman 000611 WILMA. Salford, blalchar. Nara 6, al 9 1- Janne 81881911, Hulas, Wormlike, milk dealer, March 6, at 91. taxon Warrk heath, illamormashlm, grocer, March], at 11. lotus Braammulti Cheltenham, dealer la wises, March k at IL. =mut Psoaaar, Cheltenham innkeeper March 3, at 11. Marrow Brom& touniti ilham,Uncohash. halm, Mar.kialL Jamul Marital% Brytimaur, Brocknockables, bisikespar, 1 1 6, 1011 Iot:UMW Wath-apon-Dearne. Yottalthe, blacksmith, March 7. at 1. 1015 111141 WAT, Maltby, Yorkshire. mama. March 6. at 12. WORM WINDT Las, Lascaster. Joiner, March 4, at 10. EIWAID Iberian, ass; Mancheatm., beer, aeller, Match 4. at 1111. !imam MILL& Stretford. mar Manchester, paper dealer, Mardi 4. at 10. Tatman Mostsmirr, Wigan, dealer Ii Ira, March 6, M 10. Cicada Warman, Burn, weaver March 6, at 10. MAMA Pau, Blackpool, Lasouh., lAsainin ca llar. 2, at 11 11 21605 WALK'S. rhinos* rented diem, 3. at 11. WILLIAM MILLI; Jun., Bishopweannouth, late husbander, _March 4. 10 12. Hissaiiiisltianwmt. Sutton CoWeld. Warwickshire, cam. Jo traveller. FA. O. at 10 JOlta TaultrsON. Binstagham. blacksmith. lab. 111, at 10. Jolts Einem% Birmingham, draper, Feb. 110, at 10. HWT Cullman, Blevalsakars. ere tree maker, tab. 20 at 10. WiLuas Asousto licorogr, Birmingham. *Om trams maim, Feb. 20 at 10. 271,011o1Raresiak Unataeras. Weber. Pik U. at Ilk &sauna easmisdas coml. Beit.lo4lll. Jona Sum lab. fg at 10. wrosam Dorm . Pais Is. at 10 . Jogs Boos" psillson, Nab. 111, at IS. 101111 Hagar Cam, NeNkelom, dark, Mara' IS, at 11. Jamison B&L4 N Whew soislamt. Mardi 22. at 11. JOBB DONA D du,d, H gamma Mewls/ at 11. (Winn ftwortag. , Wank la, at U. BJCItAILD Oisarta, Worths, TAN. akar, Nord 2, at 11. Garen Ruaton. Gurigert,llastr. markat grairear,Nar.l.olll. MMUS NUM, Booths" IlmO. babe, Mardi al 11. Isaac *TIMID, Ills= a tt . spirdessor, Mardi 7. st Gomez lomat, voism4, pit* March I, d 11. Mow GIUIIIII. Oat,' arab,. Uncoluabir• Maier, Mama 1. et It. Ottawa Open. WO IIO II OIB , Uagola. k. Lail/ Omuta Hass, Bambr. Lineshohlm. 0, at 16. WILLIAM cambo. Itteelopart. kembos.• kesFar, Marll, at, IL Room Mcowoost, Beabas. Disblatmit., miller, March 1, at IL Jona Criaaisswoarg, Wesley, groper. March 1. at 10. Wiliam* Ram &mom Newark.spon.Trest, tobaecosist, nerd 2, at 12. /Maus 05=8, Ewa; Widandb. Wanstaalthe, armor. P.C. II at 11. loran Psio;Cartaerupso.Trest, Netts, bootmakar, Mar.L 412. lows Wrigtog. Honig Windham*, Dsrloalm, naL smaratarr. 11 Saar, March a, at 12. 101 WILD /mows, Dealer, grew, Norte I at 11. lamessea Davis, AleaMar, Warristolike. neettLicemes. Hatch S. at U. itaammaausismr,ZsrlShiltan,luaesameL.mdillsr.lisml,Olo. Sums. Loa% Os.. Norwich. acewastast. March 7, at U. LAST IILT..AMINATIOXIL &arch IS. H. J. H Dekeorrset, al Jamea's—Hasa! 17. T. &mak Ihreetwood, Illumegor—Wareh 17. T. Hark Greet el Kelea's, Ott sod at. ThomMoreed ass. esemeireirm esesS—Moreli IS. O. L Day, Oeledeslar - [ly'iraar, hirethre drier—Wank 17. i filsoMmh weds. Bedfordshire. lemma to • sure as—March IS. 1. MM Aralleirest,Oxford-street. esmildmion msr alma— March IS. 1. Li Tart-Meer, Hass Ma, builder—Herd it 7. MIDANO, IS J. be elpsoMerrase, sna. B i e s = l eto msliet keeper—Mar& liebdss„ lliOdornio—Alardi. IL A. Wails, Dessaims. Bow; beembep Isesper—Mireli IS.ts; H. bar& Ades. Mblere.dx, bafider—Mareli I. J. Y ear Ten 11.11114 IMe estleiddiesse keeper—Hared it N. lied% Semliamples—Maseh IL 3. releSkimel. Trferettest, Soho, sera Huai IS. C. 07 . 8 .sert ani ees. bseediep keeps— Vselil i t W. X. W OverveMseet. desk Ss as looresee oassmw—llaseh IL H. Teems, Cemdes.elseet Ned& Camden Teem, atisnley—lAszel W. 0. Teresa& Deussameaddensee. brmersMerg. walessms—Mardi It C. Smart. aa... groom tarsor—llereb IS. I. B. Seismpsa, II Ism; farmer-14ra IS. J. 0. Tvemme,Oavuldli. Masse. Korglih-loos, Mane I& & Welk . = combs, esIIONIIIIMI meddas Morel IL 0. . Tense, lam* gratkodeMsta, jemmied —Barak: I. Brim St. Mors Legless. Um; sedelead So a Moisaller 7 Sfer . eis S. J. Do”..7l , orShoireet. al Jelia:s. wood. bake-Parch I. J. Bret; Orafched-06444. Nomad •10- 114•1144-Mazeb I. N. Bowline, 1124•7444164. Omonertia6reed =her aeller-Marsh I. J. IL Tar. 1141•44144%. Nast. March 4. J. OIL Nolhorwtom ins I.664basonam -11Arch 16. 1114111 J fibrow•Parwy. Ireamomor-Alard6 14. Man. comumnimi tasvellsr-llarek IL W. Aabl i rl i rAglas. Ihrey. cammarald elsek-11114.6 II C. 164114461. .111611•Milirs, 6611116p-Mairdi IS. J. J ABMs , ear himir nau1111674014. 0. Parka. IA W. &WA Ww. 466144, 1/.. J. 12.16 r, FoRIM•6I. Womeler. *Am tato taimr-Mardi IL J. nalrepaytk balky Our. Teat. Aim wear masetasterw-Hereat 16. w. 04wbars,Leedl. Ws 1116ra115.1.161460.1144144•/. T 41641674, 1 01 64064- =lr. 1/.. Oroak e t usa.. weed, Todoides, addled alailm6-. Mach IL 1. lb. eur4lwelair-limrth Wl4. N. Muck yew= It 17444. Limped N 06414. Laassakis iamP Llmmlvlitulle•--,Marclit J. 0. kW. 1AwrP1a1. 14 4, 1 06 6 14 Ilar se means color 7-Maralt IL M•PszNa, I.lnwposi. lalllear -March IA T I. Illirtki. lll V infer, oil amehast-Yank IL J. Mon. IleselissleL salsar-March I. J. Q 6116. Waliell. 61411144616144. bellair- Marti 11. J. . Wdolio64o. IMallankbl" Wooer /lamb U. J. J 4•44. sesl amaipa6 -limb 14. T. )2644141. 0 1118.1 == IL J. Libiz ° 7 l :L iwth a w""sh l a r . arrn. Tioupe lWilli n ewsw,.. , 44 ° 14 b illsk t i bignig hi.m..... lllll* March I. W. 1 . 61165. 11r4 V121=-12•446 T. J. Jaalisa. Now Pm err Ild Oligsmomillintrio.ll646lll6. O. St ... Orr w =ir wa... .446144. illa mdmi tli t. r.. -- / min *0044.6, J. Wisismosii. lakiatar. obi" 4164•1161e-Mar% S. T. boldrign WWI -Art & Muir Asa Mak /14116•4444 pork Maas. I W. - Pawky, lawity. Illabowdakln. bruisr-71444411 T. W. OF 4644.16, 6661,644pia-Trost. beseallm-lioni 1. T. 14/66/4 i = as°ll.TresuPmt.-Trust - 71Zi T ek liarak ilagsk l6. O. 1•44•41 AL H. ifPuluill rwmass. ll.llll- oirasevcs. shin, asaler-Ilarch 111. W. Ilegliss. Taapumpuld. eseuffirrs shim pales alloar-Warch IA T. Owillui, 142642.44. 714=0/166. r i azi llarek IA C. 8• = . 24.= ... 6114=614- 2. 112,616 I Aletrldies. mu Afider-Mardi V. J. Jl= eoatkosa. palatir-llanak 7.. J. Ilassald. albs, WE% iskar-Nob. CNA& 7/446404•We. . I BANICIMCDIN AIM lea NI X611112w 1110262. Iler w rr our ged. indklooss. dal Now Dribie-sicest, IlleektrY4l4 Jan. 21. loamy 1ieA2406 1661401. Mader. Feairm ail.b. IL 11014 MIT Abeam 14mA; litaas4ans•L Ira,* DBOLASATIOI Of DITIDIND. JoloaluczAzA. Won . Quirinesiebs.• 116641 111 4 . 6 7- 141 god 2.12/•1466,1 al 7 . lad IL 6 64. le 04 17 Pis" 66 7 Welmedimi, IA 1164.45* moot DiTlO6lll2l. lama& M. T. Drew ,r Isllastra, toot iniunki4- 6674.-11•4611 7. A. IL 61 76144416146, sod 0. N. Noreen. Iltragze i t w.... mnksab-61:14.1 ,;... V, 66Opee-71•4616 IL IL it 4664,4201. W. 34116, W.... 1 ilea. 41".. 1 . 38"11 264= 'lust a . e 3l a is 6 4.4. 11 1 . ' molmmeo-naedi 11. •- Om plaseir . w. W. everadmazium lasissiblo. 11. I= I =4 War* I J. lOW, 111A42 asperlabanm4 at palso-Ilarek 111.1 Olailwaltag 216616.41Luidi IA 11...ftwoti larks. was ormemlow4o-X•466 16 J. Clorka. NW. Odd, risbassid 114114141110a . 11. P. T. Mama* Sheigebt 1 drearli6-March IL B. g ra i ..iii " . . z d er 1 Martel IA J. Putildi, Mac libulkikprit toloia= Myna. Dosokomoresl. am G. Lab% , ' 84.1k..". 1.11 =1211011 ISMINDPID*. D. ams = o Ulemillod 44 0441411144414 = 1 MA W. MISKUIE/14/14, 1 brewers—J. Fowls and R. Bolme. Lieerpool, timber merchants —S. PPMos and J. J. Sheldon, Manchester. greases—l. Loses sad M. _Wows. Aldgate, New Oxfordstreet, Tobeisham-ct.ort read, sea Bradford, merchant clothiers—Mary Ann Peck 0.4 J. Peek Csa i =e, builders—W. simmoon, B. Hargreaves. and W. y, Lascsahlre, cotton manufacturers. so tar u =W. Collisgw—it. Bramwell and M. Ballantine Wells. min* $0 klaryiebone lodgiug.house keepers—W. Field ant J. S. Cants. Apple-yard, flescardotreet. Boswell-wheel. manufs, taring chalets—A. !lurked and W. B. Winston. N atbeg. Mrsenisoe werehesumse—J. Cathay and J. Wilkinson, Bali taa. bonfounders—B. Wilma and J. Boddie, Sunderland, tu.ot makers—lL Byres and W. Lesigard, Leeds, merchants—W. a, Webb and J. H. Barker, J.lnetreet, Great Portland-street, bussed rktnallers -H. Smith and C. Potts, Bulwell, Notting. bessairil latk.4. , T.we luctfe y r , Durby mateh ibi rn . aou ca fau tou turers .o7.— T. Radtord i, brocu and .... E d . Thoreion. Halifax, wonted animus—lt. Taylor and J. Ta 3. tar, Matas, Westmoreland, tat -W. B. Stan/staid and Leeds, hat manulantarere —Jane Sophia Para* an I W.l. (decessed3 Upper Thames-aunt, tin plate mar. elmate-0. . Cloodall ' aod M. Stapenhlll, Birmingham, Man,. she ter witreiesnienten—W. lag sod J. Pitt, lilei-aireet, Shad ows marehame—James Mar W. Harland B. Mar . ..u,.- Led. sea., John Itariand. Dea n J.. y, and W. Booth. Chad &Won. Loncashire colliery proprietors, so tor so regarda Worland. MM., J. Ballo, and W. Booth-a Tose and T. tone,,, West HirtispooL grocers-IL Lacey and T. Gledhill. Brod•ord, wood nersseo-J. Boot& and B. MMus. Bradford, Silka daskins-J. o-a. Copeland. Newton Wood. Cheahln notattne inisulleolnroto-T. Prim and J. Tenatat, Lanningtoi; Prima starmates-J. W. Mon T. Wakes - , sad T. Jon,, . - Mencius @ter, yarn mountseion ageots—J. Y. Pidclon and G. P. Thorpe, larellani, Hamm/lee. attorneys -J. Parker and J. Hamilton, Liverpool, Iroonsoogers—Paterson, Jamieson, and Co , Glasgow, merchant; so far as roped. R. Reid. SHOWN IMMISTILATIONS. Hzlllll.lllll Mina CA2II. AWDSOTZ, Citemow, merchant, Feb. 23, at the Faculty HALL tilmipmr. WILLIAM COLLIS. Aberdeen, mechanic, Feb. 23, at the Lemon Tree HoteL Aberdeen. AwaHHw BOITHIFICI. Aberdeen, dyer, Teb. 24, at the Lemon Tres Hotel, Aberdeen. JAHO 111Criaate, Ayr, cook, Feb. 29, at the Ayr Arms Hotel, Ayr. Roarer bo SELLAB, Meetly, Abeedesestilre, isimer, Feb. 27, at the Cosr4usi, Really. IirPLANATION& Mr. AYTOUN wished to offer an explanation with re fereed to an expression which fell from him in the comes of the debate on the motion of his bon. Mead the member for lieidatooe, on the subject of the attack on Kspaima. SWAIN; of as affair in which Mr. Moss was concerned. be had add the word "crime' with refereed to his condoot. He had since received a letter from thee geotleman, dating that in the comes of the affair spoken of the gnu had been discharged accidentally, and not by orders. He therefore repotted having made use of the above expression. THE DANISH PAPER& Lord J. MANNERS asked whim it was probable that the Danish papers would be proseated Mr. L& YARD said that Dot a moment of time was being lint. He believed the pipers would run to some 600 or 700 folio papa, but he would get them ready sa soon as pou.ible. Lord J. MANNERS reminded the hoe. petlmosa that the government had promised to furnish the papers by ie stalments. (A laugh.) THE WAR IN DEN/L&P.K. Mr. NEWDEGATE asked the First Lord of the Tres wary whether, in the event of the Austrisa nod Premier farms entering, or proposing to enter, lathed. her Majesty's goyim:meat would not consider gook action or intention as incoesidint with the piss epos which Use German forme had mitered Holstein and Medd& and, therefore, requiring awe esergetio and decisive action, diplomatic or otherwise, on the part of her Majesty's go►ern meet is the mule of the treaty of 1852 Lord PALMERSTON (who bed just entered the hare) —Sir, we have no authentic account of an intention os the part of the Austrian and Prussian troops to eater Jut land. I asses statemeat in the newspapers to that effect. No doubt any entrance into Jutland by the Audriaa and Premien troops would be an aggravation of that violent outrage—(cheers)—which, in oar opinion, they have toss milted is entering Sliniwig—n step Mulleins a peat Me- SOS of life cad shedding of blood for which those two governments are deeply answerable. So far is to the 6 ret part of the question. With tepid to the latter part—namely, as to what comae or dinege of done her Majesty's government would think it messesary to take is such an eyed, I am sore the hon. oedema& and the home will not think I am wanting in any reaped to hies or them if I darling) animate( the question as to the fatale conduct of the government ins cue of this sort. THE WEST BIDING A.SSI7ILB. Oa the motion for going into ecammittes of supply, 'Sir J. HAY rase to moss that aa humble address be pre. seated to tier Majesty, repreesetiag to bar /lajerty the town of Wakefield , the capital of the West Riding al York shire, as the place euggested by a lege 'majority al the ma. gistrates of the West Riding oaths WA for Isoldiag mss emw that Wskellelf, containiag as it does the West Mimi prison. the headquarters of the West Riding coestabalsay, the West Riding Register-offlou end the West Riding Pro bate-office, is slap geographically the ceetral town of the West Riding, sad powerless every aoeveakmas im scatta, railway commusioatioa, sad hotel asesameodalisa for the rupee,; and praying that her llehsey will be pr closely pleased to nominate the Sewn of Wmbe6aid as the assize town for this West Riding al Yorkshire. /Ir. LATHAM seconded the random. _____ Sir G. GREY thcarght the home meld not ester into the merits of the quasars. No doubt the home had a pawl; right to address the Quits epos this or say other snidest hut be would ask the Imam whether they mead, eriisn having my documents Want vans aa shame to vary the order of the Pri vyow.dl, which bpi beau made eller a full aoseideratis el the law and all the mars laid before them? (Hear, hair.) Mr. BEF.CROFT, attar eaegratalailes the borsagit al Wakefield as their having hi. boa. sad pliant triad far their clauspion on this asd ether occasions, mid that there could be ao detain that the &Macs which bed bee arrived at by the °mulattos of Privy Council is brow d Leeds would be fnued to be irresistible. Mr. ROEBUCK said it appeared to lam that this matter had bees toren out of the *Midi= of the Moos by sa set of parliameot which bad been pealed to amble the Privy Conseil to determios this question, sad the P:2 Connell had determined the quatioo that the wises sit be removed from York for the West Midis& sad also that Leads should be the town for that riding. Colonel SMYTH would support the motion of his boa. and phut (rind. (Hear, boar.) Mr. BAIN Orbs spoke amid some iatestios) be lieved that the sksWor had slready nee The legislators bad sone* siedldsd to her Majesty is onsedl the determination of oath questions ; std be did sot be lien that the House of Cosiness, after the Privy Coosa bad torn to a deliberate donne, would sow snot Well tato aooart of iiPs.L. . Sir J. PAILIVIITON hoped the house would &tea far • rociamet to as isaparbal Mimes He had sot the advantage of beets a Yorkshires:en ; but he bad her. a member of the royal ociatOMMoll which was appointed twe or three mesa ago to comider this question ; and he amid eehrely eosins the Matement that the rewarsimiemere were mu& moss egaimat the hrseetex et the West Riding emu= to Leeds. Meer, kw.) It wm perfectly tree Net • meherity of the oommasicomers were in favour of ratelabig the es mime at York ; bet • alacrity (of whom he wee see) thought this there should be a separate maim for the West =i mad he believed that if the gqsrtim as between W mad Lemke had bees mbaiM.d to UNDO, they would ham de clared for the former. They fo r that the population woe mews to Wekedeid M that time than to Leeds is the proportion of 7to 5 that the West Ridieg quarter meshes were h ad et Wakefield ; that the comity prince was these ; that the musty bemires wee treemened time, mad that the mime 'mhos was also there. (Hear, leer.) He maimed he did not are muck weight in the ecestitstiosal objection which hed bees takes to the ahaeioa, to ha emesidered that the hems bad a right to eddies' the crows ea my NOM* (Hear.) Sir G. GREY maid he bed diMieetly Mated that there wee DO esistitehomel obyeotaos to the motioo. Mr. HADFIELD (who spoke amidst hod CAM of " and "Divide") was understood to my that • sad bo fluestial meshes bad bees bald at the &wield Chamber of Commerce, which had mealeseemly remeleed that the mime ought to be setudeed at Leeds. It bed, however, Moo &Unitised hereof ter to apply for a memnite MOW" to be held at Elbellekl. (Lumina.) Moo Immo this &Adel— - For Or Waren Assiut is 133-19 So the Wren was log. TBE POOR LAW. Xt. WARNER said Net since be bad gime 'Mies et Ids =doe OM this subject be bad bed an opportunity of statist lie *pintoes spoil it. The right bee. reetleme a the Presi dent of the Poor-law Board bed elm pabhely declared Net a mica rating was only a questioe of time, sad Nat with a salmi radar the law of sett' —t meet gm lie (Mr. Warrior) was perfectly untied/id with his dielsratioe, sad be Nought be should beet ammo the as... be bed at bean, by laming the further dieumies of the matter to the now mites* wbie6 had already eat tire emiriens, aid which be hoped would be rtspgaisted. (far, tsar.) E OOLONILCT OF THE OREM. Colonel BitiFFTELOT aim! the Ueder-flemelary far War we what prinsipie lindeseat•Oescrea Gough. C. 8., h bent appointed colossi ef tie 2ad Drngooes—it bang a rule that cavalry " ts Mould ho wee oaly to oft . eon who had been lleat.sssteolosda of savalry, whisk ... 0010ta Dlel G.asral lignprees. ow.. ted the dismiss in the home at military weintenersts. Mr. B. MONNE mingled the unbar at Gemara! Goegh, which formed el the military kiatory al the mummy for 42 years, s od Midair Men fer many yew. M. toolsed to a cavab7 regiment, aid eseumadoil a cavalry brigade en active servise M Lila, he had • logiti. mate claim to • esissoloy of balm The Marquis of HARTINOTON, having stated that Genceal Giregli's services entitled him to the premotiss b. Ind received, denied that time was any week role et the service that oaly elbows who had boss ilentesest-adaseis of cavalry Mould be afterward' spriated is esioneisies el MINISTERIAL ICEPLANATIONS. _ Mr. HALIBURTON rind for isfeemteisa -- »leave to the moors of a ship lustier tb. Ceolidsrate tor, by • Federal mod of war labia the bathos, et Paskber , fa Nora Lode. mod asides the gum of the fart ; Theater thatelslat bad bow mode of ail entree to the soma bees MOM et the United Mabee sad if so. That Sarni had remised. Mr. ICINOLAXI; refartiag to the treaty of London of Bth May, 1862, relatiag to the lOWA tyeastioe, urged that the operation of that treaty ti affecied to the attest of smelling the sewed setae of the "sty by a an. ad dressed by Boma Brearswer to the Lama sethisher la Li ked, which, if soled es. would norm so kr this 14 at the 17 posses that stood between the Ls or of Bawds sod the 4110011•1101. to UN throes of Denserb, aid sated if We mote was oossamiaisaled aad &opined ia by bets lies. Julys sworresseet. Mr. LATIUM) tell is bow. tried who the bet glow*. hed wits swat propriety abriodeitil best make ray romorite mos that pert at hit web*. whisk wee WM mar judicial *airy. WIM mood tio Me wriware d the vowel. the took brid boos eararately Mari it mu well know. tent mow perms beleeiher M Ib. GewleMeste Mateo wk a prime as board tba Chomps/to, to spew Me embalm owl mow. MOM or MI Me INCLOSIIRE OF LANDS. Yr. BRUCE oblessa . ed leave to Wei is • ball to autho rise the lodestars of eertsia leads, io paresis.* of • report of the badman apoonnimiceere for Ragland sad Wales. LAND DD.ALNAGB ACT. Mr. BRUCE oleo obtaised Iw►o to Wog is c WI to eon dna *Artois provisional orders sad. tits Lad Dalian* Act. NE. DISEASED CATTLE AND lINWHOLISSOYE NEAT. Mr. BRU(E likewise obtained leave to bring to o bill tor the saiendinest at the law ',lathy to the impoitsties of diseased cattle sad oowbolmomo sees* ; sod o bill to sake further provision tar the reread= at ioteoliooe liaises' amongst cattle. POOR RZLIRF. Oa the motion of EL VILLIERS, it ins reeolvad that • select committee be wpsiated to inquire into the admini stration of the relief of the poor ander the orders, rules, sad regalatioes issued by the Poor Lew Onmaieicesee •ad the Poor low Baud, punnet to the provider.' of the Poor Law Aineedaseat AM, sad into the operakko of the laws relating to the relief of the poor. The hemp thee adjourned at 90 mimics peel 10 o'clock. 1100TH-ELSTEILII JIALLWA Y. The report of the directors to the meeting on the 25th met shows that the pas rerelpts for the belt-year sedieg 31st Jerry Let amounted to 652,8471. 13s. Id. (M -r:Wing 27,78Y1. 13.. 68., the receipts for steam-boat nage), te Umpired with 6611,8881. Is. 18. for il. comemposidiag period of 18623 ; being a &cream of 6,8381. 13.. The seatement of expenditure en review aeooant shows that the ordinary working asperse dais( re half-roar have Innorted to 251.2561.195. 4d. ; the rata, tree, tolls, sad government duty, to 36,9961. 12i. 10d. ; sad the working of 1 the steam-packet marries to 13,31 X. 4s. 13d. After poi vichog for the.hsege. is respect of nets, interest, raw tins. proforma Mader, tor.. there remain a ate balance et 218,4741. 18.. 3d. available for dividend as the ordinaa Mof Me somposy. A dividend of 17s. per 301. stook, or at the rate of 51. 16s. Bd. per oat. per annum, will absorb a runt of 216,8161. ss. leaving a balers of 1,6581. 13a 3d. to be carried (reward ; ad this rate of dividend the &ream reecesard to be paid as Thursday, the 3rd day at Marsh next. There bee been a decrease of 4,8011. 7a in the receipts de rived from presagora Bet as the escreepondieg period of last l7ererr Waded the bait three swaths el the International SrkibVon, a demesse is this reser was seressably to be =The works of the Chariagross Railway being 1, sdmired to stable the line to be spear for heal toßa, at bee bees worked by thin conspsay sirs the 11th of January last. Although the statics at Charing errs is still unfinished, ad the approach to the temporary platforms b 7 Villisternese is very eiresitoes and inerve rat, the directors were desirous of ripsaws the lir, hew er' partially, at the earliest possible period, in order that Ito working staff might rani the advantaged some luminary erper + eao. of the sew traffic before the opening at the railway. The directors have felt it seminary to proper with mash rano% in making the esersazy arreagasests, is VW.' of the heavy pram at talk to be monied es moon as the stake at anaringorser is 1111111110.• • to receive the wade of the lane& trams of the Boer Bielsre Oompay. Is the strailese the Orem wick rad Bid-Heat trine are to terea to the mar Use sad Bath /Mat Train still stopping at Landes bridge. It Yee also bar found asesssary for Mei Lerdesire the riming el Maims, as masseted by the le desired.. Western Oosepasy, bearer Waterloo arm and Loudon-badge, through the direr= expert to be raffia to irks satisfactory be for the imementmodatiee of this Mafia at as oorly prod. Narthshmadisg the ' dimadvareges Ward to—ta conerion with the fact that the mew railway has been opened at the meet anfroar able areas of the year—the disarms are gratified I. brae enabled to date that as many se 119,899 promennis were oral crow the lino without emenalty darns the three weeks eerie, the 31st Jemmy ler, or at Me ire Of 2,200,000 prisegers per "arm. Of the above number 52,683 were booked bares lon* Ares satire sad stations ea the Meat= Balla% and 67,146 are long mereiners ones nce sad Loadoa-bridge. The large propel oathe pmmeng sta ors bored to bed frost South &dere drier affords s far is dicatice of the averages likely to be derived by this com pany from the sow esenszien with the West-sod ce the complete mooing al the railway ; sad wires keel are enabled to eater the Mates at Oberiegorees sr= the Strand, sad MOM espootally when the any elation ia Osasearrest ban hese orespired, the directors entertain the belief that the remelts a the 'medic of the raw Use will folly featly lima arieirationa. The peat reemipts hem the steam packet service show • diers••• of 4,114!., arisen from the fes.mber dpermsgers senveled haws !are sad Engird. sompared with the Eritrea half year. The Winer is this .lam Irma' has, on the whole, been oC a ratisiencry 'farrier. The stems packet serval 11111stines to be eserketed with airway sad despair ; the average speed arataiaed by the seempany's new wed, re Viagra sad Albeit Edward, to me idag their voyages from port to ”rt, brag been at the avenge mho of shove 17 stsare mina ma boar. CRYSTAL PALACE AND Sorra LONDON J trxenow ItanwAT. —The Morton report that most latistontery =lSr boa mobs la the seestruetke of the works ike pest belt year. The eigteerr reports that pos. arias los bees ebleined of *WIT all the laud required tor the imemdMis promeetioa of the 'rots sit every mad able Met, sad the maression hem taken the hi of peeking forward the darlikwerk le leek ea • t that about esse-talni of the tool •LOWSIIOO Is the 'overlap los bees esopietag, while MUNI" to Menses the rate of pro mos is this part of the work ansagentsate bars bon mostly node for disposing of the mites portion of the brairz inaWs am the Ormbal Paboe, ladepsedsetly of cenmeg It Womb the asherent towels. thus eteering to the sommy a mere immediate prospect of sa early epee.- Isg of the lime. The brickwork I. both Os Crossed Weed sad Pastro Teasels has been emoted es Wilton taterair elm, sad sheet or boi l at the mitre length of each has been ese is the workmanlike esearser. The vie duet at .Itais, bridges ever the maims reeds, sad ante weasoary are far the meet pest la mane of eseelscries. _ _ rowan -omen, I.—Tb• Queen has been reakinaly pisased wais MAW her lisfesty's aural al t .1= s i l n ett hu lPriii essieies Onereeew—Gemen. [Advartiamieuta--liounwit's Ountscorn AID rtua—!be Lim ftserded.—Al 'Aimee .rte Mums of the sal balleamoileeks of tbe sts mei Me leatlebeolli So CU melee perm el lbws booboo sod A 1.., refeedies lobe IT, Demeebeieent. 1141 - = " eeeleeed owe* boo bed test ter three ,en.. eerier Midi Mali paled be ow limier eased weesures MYa.a. eta pueeepellie Yr *. Y. seeedebey stied to idea mast {Y Ia • 4 . 1 . 010 9 01 . Oa /11111101.110 remodise ; lbw we lin rase. rot a 4 effsgasiay eared We Opole Derek mei Oki diem. seem teem bepoverlebed blood re a metier omen of be eenseeed be Ye jellideee on et IteMovere lea THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL Joh. Lumley Wraps,, who was &MAW NI an = . l midis at fialainuotlage, filhacklerall-green, was at the bar before Alderman J. Clarke Lawrence, charged with the following fraud, Moe his seneloyer • Mr. Lewis, for the prosecutes°, said hi client was Yr. George Hawksley, who carried ea aci extensive burials as a silversmith and manufacturer of plated good. at Shedild, and the prisoner was his agent, and managed hi London bushier for him at his (presecutcr's) premises is ribavir in.. The are wee somewhat complicated, wising from the vanity of frauds, bat be only praponed to go into one clam of fraud. on the pewat cureion. The primer had been in the pDrwcntora employ from the am of 17 , sod ori the establishment of the Moires in London the pri mmer was appointed agent, and was paid by examinion alma burthe business expires wars paid by the proosoolor. The prime?. duties were to obtain orders is Loudon sad rad them down to Shefileld to be executed, and to remit all moors within • week after reaming them. It we. also his duty to send down coca a month a mar scsount et all goods sold mad of the orders obtained. That was the ardl seri Donne of burr; bat in the early part of the pressat month the prosecutor dimmed certain wregaLudties, whir resold him to discharge the pricer and he now found that by the trade complained of he is a sufferer to Um extent of more than 2,0001. Alderman J. C. Lawrence said the 'rider* did not go the tall length of the opening statement, sad nadir all the aireantalanoes he was inclined to swept ball ; bat he did set think it • ere in which my indulger . should be shown to this prissoor. Re therefore fixed a high rate of hail; own 1,0004 sad two sureties of 0001. each, wins _ _ The prisosor was that mosaded. SOUTH WARN. . _ Harriet Houston, raid alisZipsd, cook sad housekeeper to Mr. Seery Bak., stockbroker. residing at 12, Stamford. street, Bleckfriare-reed, was finally examined on the charge of defrauding him of several soma of mosey entrusted to bar to pay tradesmen, and forging the Nimes of the latter to tha rampipta. . . — k11;. Barmaid that the prissier had been wee thee is his service am cook and housekeeper, sad it was bar duty to ceder goods required for the hew at her dimeretion, of certaia tradesmen tu the usighbood. Is the early pert .f last me th he desired bar to bour thew him the teadermen's both, in which was mimed the sums dee *them, end having compared the items with the accottate seat in, be pm her the mew to pay them. About a fortnight ago kis empiric., were attracted to something in lee iseadeot, when he called bar into the library and asked far the receipts She made some excuses, which 'educed him to comantemate with the police, and Sergeant Sheppard, 2 L, was called M. He spin deaseadad her receipts Shea she brought up the bills receiptedmed said that she bed paid them aIL fiergemat Sheppard . , however, bad sesertaissd that she bed sot, teed the reotepta were all forgeries. He this gave her into custody. Mr. Miklos. a el Staactfordmtrest, maid that 1 hammy be wild Mr. Bilk. a ham, sod other articles, and swat hie bill is I/ usual. He had never been paid the m eant prodooed, and the receipt was neither is hi or his smistast's handwriting. Mr. Joseph Cryer, of the tins of Ponta sod CM., grocers, Blimektriare-road, said the prosecutor dealt with them, sad the bill produced was for goods supplied. That act. went bad sot been psis', neither was the receipt is the handwriting aI say the is their establishment me=eit Sheppard Wormed his warship that there were si a inOm eases which mould ise proved whist the pri mmer, if thedfuL The magistrate fully opounitted her to He with' for trial. THAMES Johie Downes, ea wire yoang sea, sad described r • labourer, of goseerreet, Ratcliffs, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged with stealing sr pain of sea boob. Babiroo, • earpeetwr, of No. 12, St. Are's read, Lira/boo" and that at ten minutes to eight as Thoisday night M ws• orbs aloof the West India-rand. The primmer was • la sa opposite direstico. The pri mer, who had • white seket as, tanned iota • side street. He parser hint, and as he tanked th• corner of thorns% hi Arabia over • jaisket. On Liars &bar he saw the primmer oa the arse sib of tin way walking along In • MIA delibeiste u•nrisr. Ho sin arra the bed air aim! the ptroeer , who sleeted great sistiseininneas. sad wad. " hat do yes writ with imr A sow pair of bore were Mead co the kirearat user the jacket which tha primmer wee now wearuig. The Primmer, in debar rid he never pat kis hand war the bora. He warn drinking at • poldrhouse, and Marisa •ay of "Stop thief," he rat oat to see what wen the matter. 111;.j'artridge aommitied the primer far taiaL Jaw Briftmi 18, a well-keows thief, was Inought Wore Mr. with Moiling a saber wake from the ps;;;a7Vdtr a Luker. The prosecutor is a /Wand miler. He was minima through the medium of an iatsrpoitar, and said he was eta yieg at the Sams' Holm I. Weitemtreet. Be wee in • gregmhop, and saw the prism's there, and treated him. lime afterwards be was walki.g &keg the street is ccespasy withabb two . giris, sod the primmer mine up to hire and " ped his mash. Nr Partridge (be the iaterprater)-4k him how his watch wee The quietism was pat, and the wirwer was that the pri mmer made a soak& at the wet* took it from his waist mot pocket, broke it from the guard, and ran away with it. Hobert Payse, • polisemeestehla No. 191 H, received laformation that the primmer bad stoleo a watch from a sailor. He saw the primmer in • crowd in Beak Church less, St. Oesirge's-in-thormat, at half-past sine o'clock, sad tusk him isle custody. He told him the charge, and the praiser laughed. On the way to the station-boom the pri weer said, " rn mks that Julia Ass repeat far this; as has peached whist sis." That Ina the girl who weal to the staidon-helm with the foreign sailor, mid pave infor mation of the robbery. He had sot somatimed the girl's name to the soser. Mr. ParMiDo yea know the primmer ? Payoe-1 know him well, sir. He was formerly • shoe- Mace. He has hese assumed swami times ler feissy. He blimp to • regales gang al thieves. Hr. • Attridge I ahat wrath the primmer fee Mel. At weak I wfli verand the primmer nail datarday, pm mast berg "Jells Asa,* whew via the raw when be wasram& of hi rata, and the oar wirers, ban Orepler Ha diredtiens r far as pomade, Mg. Dowdier. The primer wee ere sanded. LANCASZEILI Muir 'hum —The Mansion-house Osoonshise WA a aosesise yeokorday for the prir of =akin greats of messy to tie 'Monad disirieki In Unst ably' sad Ohoohire. Armitoo wee is the okak ; awl Messrs. Morley, Harbor, Lyeett. Oskles,ead Clihhe wen pre seat. The isskil amosst i ted ~3,9024, whisaves se woe. booed follows tes.wadre•Lyse (greeeral relief sad clothing), 1,2504 ; 0 ditto, 5004 ; aterkpert, 4051. ; lessearal robs( sad cloth's.), 4001. ; Balboa. 2074 4 1 : t e rrIeros, 2001. ; Blaokirers overloakics_ . 2ol.l _Lees. 751. ; Ashiowasdar-Lrose muerte% kW. Vgli. I Um/MY (eistidael. 504 ; Rorie's. 004 ; Brossibotesis mad Cherie& worth, 254 ; Whitworth sad reek, 504 ; Mims ever. lookers, 504 ; GINSi Harwood (several relief sad 504 ; Druseiderisk. 404 ; aSselc overlookoes, 40 4 M worth, 254 ; Mstkerr, Paddirtes, 214 • losylsed Waking), 254 ; Itomadels. ; 254 ; New Milk 251. ; Dray overlooks's, 251. 11 1 6 M 1a t.. 126). 161. ; Taage•oun•Alkiagtos, 901. ; 204 ; thereles easseellese, elotbsig), 101. ; 201. ; ebsoferth. 251. ; Oates, e.ir" leek era, 204 ;=overleshose.lsl. ; Craw ls"whooth, 151. ; liedbery, 151. ; Warwick-brides. 161. ; Ribeherrier, 1111. ; hookkeseres, 161. •, Mesa amiss 71. 10a..; Haridediw•hilis. 51. ". 011erees, to eassest reoelved isp to wee roweled to he 51/411161. 16a.. el w!• 470.4011. la. 7d. bee area/ heme teseiNed to lie dieeemel Houriewes Tii is choice sad steam laCideraiii la erica sad wboisonse to am Th or adlvrimpr balm mareil weUde Ti. a word prellwass. lib 1•14 is oriels he UN reissia—Vlsteellemeet.l MARKET& IMOAR.—Barem, Fa. 19.—The market has become quiet. sad the Naas d the weak hays bees Waited to a few week of West India ea the spot. Helloed goods are rather easier, ad sell slowly. Rea —Ma rhos are co:triad to Deowntra, at late wawa. TALLOW.-FILDAY Evinthia.-The market was steady BpM, new, 40a. 3d. t • old. 40e. ; March. 40 ‘. 3d. ; Apra to Jam, 41a. 9d. ; Juno, 41s. 3d. to 41s. 6d. ; October to Decamber, 43.. Bd. Delivery to hat evening, 1.387 .to. Arrivals, 67 casks. At the public sales 1,360 auks were offend, and fiC 3 sold. North Americas, 38e. to 395. 6d. mid. dling to good ; South American, let pipes, 40s. 64. yallow, 398. 6d. ; Siberia P.C., 31b. Austra li an beef, fine, Xs. Id. to 39a. for good. Town tallow, 40s. 6d. net cash. Omment an steady. Cochin, at 425. 6d. to 435. 64d. ; Omion, 375. Bd. to 88s. Bd. ; Sydney, good and Ilse, 375, to 375. 9d. ; fair, 365. Bd. • brown, 345. 3& Palm oil steady at 36e., Co. Lagos ; palni nut oil, 32.. to 33e„ good quality ; mask fat, 2a. lid. oorroN. trenzooL, Fu. 19. Market quiet, at y's prior. Sake to-day, 5,000 bar, raiding 21071 4 f a 0r "popular= amid export. 600 Americas, 26d. to ; 90 Peer" ke, 27d. to !71d. ,• 170 lianutham, 14 to 274 d. ;30 Macro sad Baia, 25 d ; 500 Elyptiaa to 3W.; 150 &area, 21N. to 240. ; 3,560 Sart; to 234 d. ; aria, 20d. to 2044. COTTON GOOD& —lisiscumstant, Pim 19.—We have bad a very quiet market. for is all departments, both hems sad expert, sad y spesideg prime are meter esespared with Tuesday. the hems trade there is same bushier doing, bat moss of the sales have been In small wools. Ldeth sellers report $ limited badness. There has been a rather active inquiry, but it bee sot re. silted is mach silted bedew. As Mated is ear last re. ports, the pester 'Welty os Tuesday sad perviously was owing more to mosmalated ceders time any wsw demand. sad meet of these hiving sow bees pissed, bsyenct il t appear toehold to osmium farther. No doubt the recent snivel, of mottos sad the further expested arrivals are Waste buyers to some extent in holdish i li g a t4 ck. At the aims time maaufacturem are rather believing that the peg reduction which bas fakes pis°e in the within of the mills will indurnme pries. faveerably whatever may be the edict on the markets of iroperte of Gotta°. Whomever people wish to purchase for inane. disk delivery they Sad a difficulty in meatier with swan of goods, sad cormiely this seems to beer out the *akin esterksined by menefactesers, who are, preerally epseldng, exceedingly fires about prima. flown arises have tees Pees oat russisg lato April and say, the aosteaders for whir& have taken rather lows prises, but fer emfy de livery toast blade of cloth keep ins, with a Wadies, be bights rates. 0011N.--ClextmatoaD, Fn. 1111.—The vipeatber b be. Kam vety wiatarly rod wad mew has fallas. Cler mate le-day was meimeaskr supplied wia Ilest, mod torleas mot t a t i ey eoted the ems as LA week, with a havid wiliest thaw fee Wet ryas, edam la. beret. Hem Arm at late rates. Looms, 711 19L—We him had a good atteadamea at ear ;parka today, and the supply GI wheat quit* an ITS. rage. Wheat wee daU, at 6d. per. qr. decline ; 'duke barley barely reeked Lot week's prison. Wheat, red, 3k. to 41e. ; 42a. to 44a. lanky, mad*. 2 1 k. to ISts• matiag. Xs. Oats, 18a. to 25a. Beam, 36e. to Mk L/Vl6/ - 001. Pio. 19.—We ban had ady a mall &dead. awe at weary began at this day's market, and the scut $b far Abed ins hese &idly et a Moil sharseter. at about the rates of last Pride,. A few pureilams ware made far Ireland. Moor is sere* asked for, aid Dry be id. ;per lead 1104 lila /ewer. Inaba corn ems lord V at freely this ea liesday, sad would hare toured blips* at a iodise of 6d. ; but we cannot rodeos our quotations, how ever, den des qoarbar. Basso were Ado odor. Peas and bed. s. . The mooches dame he, but homethom W AMMO, TM 111.—Ths whist bade Is stably Woe*, ties batistes dein net ortosalas, bat oa asks mils Ma raise an realised. IPtas barley inquired her, bat pies. as bake% Beams show ash". Oats and other *disks withast alterealea la wine. TRAMPIO RETURNS. Ulm lir Mtn T• 11•1. 7 , 464, lAILI4OII. soma. resosea 404011a5. 14114. Mi. A l it 4 Wok maxi lea W. VOL MI. 44•042n0k 44 Orris Feb. I. 1•00 6,011 16,441 MN 11.201 ivaik.ssitas laegas ia =y, a Ikagia• aid Week imam Id. 11. liones Ansa= . SI ILI la as fro il.= di LosabsidatAlm =. 1.104 j meg ;la 5.111 00,7 M min 14441 .. ANS lAN t kin MOO 114• of Oulral 4014 NI 1,1 1,401 SAS SAM Week maw 4414. A 2111114 zed 404440 lll4 ties %as SATS kin Oallsimeima MI 4.140 min Kw isms laa.„Chilhea. and Dam 111 1.7141 sus SAO UM lirnMAz. et Lisa. a sall Dwelt . 2054041 sp 11,701 SON SIM FLAW Soft &Nib £lll 4411111 7,1101 Ti.ses aims , ameba alma — 1.6111 Lin 4,19111 s.trn SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. IS : Omar ably. peaffasy Dank Yawls ; itedirsadol. Giamabvii ; estika e 7w. ?.airsHobe, /Imam* ; Nola • ]{es lemplAs Provillastis. loyal awe. Osismies: lea U. lavaiNgez -: • tld ; Anse Wlllielskes. I . Askiref Ohms: rakes. Odiensais: : issowir. Jade. Aiellorerp Kositers. R Vllimir ft sip. Ye On& ; lakedmos ,• liasetwikos. 5.1.4 ova, Statbsbe ; linasols; inSaa, Antwerp ; Idas; —lets : Cakails ; Inytag ased. Arrelliums. IssfOssest; roam Nenlike ; *dm Baera. - _ LiTuiroon..—Ardwil-111:. L : Meals (*. Simms : 11111 pO. Landis Was essilas M./Wear*: Ilaco. bast—N\ 111 : Pita% Malls Donuts... Glaboo• : if& mem, Toga Clog ; Sua Treadsco Madapseriz„ Majealas. game ot the Noss mur znia AND arena rsAir mt.—This obe ini rit WM Meek et win awl essramit ow Or WA, owing, The vrositllmied Clitteeners a& Webb ICII4C - Mi&Opes soly Wirral. 711. lireskidasst, limoverriturn . 1141. BIRTHS. IILatItIAGEX, ♦ID DUEL BIRTH& AWIL—Pe=I , 7. al Abigail" fhb wag d Capt. Mirk 1. 1.. a/ 100000.—Yekewari IT. ed 11•111•Owave, the Milo d 1.2. lIMIII4. se • daseast. IL—Pabito ilolly-rottem Ilertttosia a. wife di. empos% Pa,. al • bas. NAVDS. - lebreiri It s ... -reed Narft. [AMA. km% the Ws of 'tr. J. W. Maud* at • I,6IIIIDIEC—FamarT IT, el Owiellie, a. 'us a J. C. Ilimathia. iF. Is ma. ZAZIKIST—w/.../tebyten tit el All &WC = Ilartet l ty . the Rev. T. Masa, Erne*Erne* 104 derahlier d J. L Week., bp, liewispems. IllltintAN-700LIL—feletteey It, et !Pero Moe . by the I. Clorm aisupeeys, I. Addy d INtritsta" M Med* dm= J Peel% imsfsetarerivszo. I.OIIIXOII—TA ise V ia :sers. wish. bythe T. T. P lkeitti bma g. • V. lechtes. et Aber dew le Tett/. doesieser d tie We C. Peg. ausam - - - DILLTH& minart.—rearris 17.11_ Pia_L•pims. torus. Wawa ClMwe se Ye WU I. woos% LA., Ea W .--Febrear W. W. O. Ossiam EWA= Now LAMA& roused As of %IA Simi Costley, Ns NNW et WasisA Imia. SAssillas.—adman Isoi ~is. Osl iaroo r la. maw, In, Is =ma& It es maim" ift. OwnowOOkook r011.==.114 mod W. It Ow . A. A. TaAnia. loombast Or Jasaste. Wawa, opal IL Yv r e• lamb* anOsii. SUSUMU^ MIL 11 P iti i rt MEP e — sil cos* Mug wan i ~- !ice ,t' 10. 11 piAla 6 Sy obis . sl -dl o ifniel don, also New Mee bei; Iberia of ft i r e ther liell othei M 7 at M Lead Dries • DeCO V 044 le no told tune haat then an node Al lout root nasal at az coat/ by ix vibe the be sPee p it u c 3 ( aim 1 rec bold Ic Cag Dep'4 1 T. By big be eol Megym