The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-22 00:00:00

THE EiPREBB, EYITtit4VI, -- kinaitiiitir22, '1849. MFIZATION DISTIAD OF WAIL ' 1 11elt tattliribilk selgost be ail Met be the 1 ' Aida lllNdisi mes held 'embody eveabig at w' W. b7lllllol.l l Pten red Ow, lath* reldoses SO EliPthereel. Whisethepal. lee the pakeee et T. L. weer. mit Geier Wee. 1111, et Pr , that therm* mit 11.6. °MN thr et =l/ 8 : peels to paribmant is byear et Mr. Cehdes's Cili e n l e ---- - -- • • = e sprig Ithatise, Mr. 0. Theatres, LP., la 2 : ii- OM bL. lid.. debuted is the . * the chair. sepia et males, weir mod Yet Pr: 11 .* 1 : • 4.the esite_pilimbeg Home he bees the Qumran, . leaki. = l ; ll 4tir h a s t:4% .ll The Her. 11. mi lli ALB peeper! a Ste la the II Pimille aWe =Wall tar wow a wiw be be se qi i lle "to trigial° B 4". ooo it es = It =Li Litteseddig on tt is tithe poNihel by ft. iss. . • egoblit M. IS. here. le: Ma WIZ= le mite ticr e : i t s te i =sat "tried wily elso=so he irdprod • lie ear, by the esthriey so The 'te peen Y. . ftwili se thithei bees meads qt ark by the The are L FAZIIO IIII III= / bail grest t tsare ti n t risszb the Tim re wiper* we Ire rid upon le mere Are prithee, The woe here :r t e r.et l it a we eta motel billies 01 with ta. ditrAilsvnlft....taseriet ' su l k 4 " lir 'WWI 4 a 'l' Nimbl e" he los es the Limpid Phenix ties Wombs, end meth see bombes is eppliews. dm tbe woo 1110•01111 minim en .sir is free ter eider, teed a.ps bp re bat is woo lapsable be this Is weepy gas at 4e. pr 1.010 . eta whir tad babe dead draft prodo till = alio hat. mapped YAM& Mt. I. PONTIFEX Mee bi men the mend priatioth Tee reatiWar the marled unonbeessly. est a eniatier The pestles was a wry. simple' .trad me is father et the Pepin et a patios se poithiront is etas amide, sad the rise at AAA i lse l l i e :2 tbs be eqiiilliod Or brow st Mr. Colides's movers Myna bees adept* th e lair sad rearriarlye pelt. They wen all allidl thinks of the melds' wen math to she teenlellk - and the Waders peg aspqmpkg epos le loft die bump it ' poseediegs lermthated. An is Pi seppip et es pest a spersery es light (111Mith There was go why gm should set be she. aye then a riespely sth He led Made sear ieqse ithe Ake relethe net of perbeciag sad he kAO while ire In et Psi tees ' %MO le 4111 het et pa, he amid porn Mamba Us. a tan, sad enii his reus es :; him only le. blei.pr LOOK Air sli ng the eolie ilia =Mina pr im the rep et Moralletere. Add Oiseibee inlp a nesse. Mb pat ea Pele; 1111., whisk a arra la IL per HMO the weal be It tread be at thee min hew elomptp pa might be Krim oessamy ter unit Is the mbar et With Pike C. B. Alison sad 0. Lew, Esp. (Limped, OmAd). Mr. Can is said, quad= 74 " Are yes sew .App in bet, Les Yes the me of the Orem Veers Railway . et awisden, at h. Id. pow 10 0 0 bet ? ' "Yee, I am." • " Led de set lees by iniss It ? "—" I arid* de sea" . her He was sew re e s et4A m r t s ore a aNw P ea r j , ll , , mi l i a order Intim: list the ens wdessies eeppytso the a', here been ienaltel le eildild a awespely sever rowdies la the Wiled p= a whllit_dediteaty weeder have bed dime bee with is de pre Odd Ids Wised erepits% ememere bete its bed petedekide ape met sew ihty en tilliady rer Mr. BiNNOCX, ie earathag the miler, said sorin. that he was is the watities of the pal. whemiaptined that ask =had hoes lies belies bits shahs* limistalled A hie The prises pother bed a thatetaldp =knob/ the edger that he kind lithidtalmoitrlMort a SX: r oz Math so Pier s A aewe. Am the perms pea hymosthg. Me math br mn hp ihe iharghog lis. per LOCO able het wee, sladie epllel amended wee esermone. sad ray produced es the whiled par airs. He t edcat Owen is neammosing the miallea to the The CHAIRMAN then lathe riebellith Pah we. ser ried easallemssly with the ithopthe elnek sobered to. Mr. C. GILPIN. is p rep. &DOM ithintha, said that the piths bad a right te leek ins the alhbe et the gee cargasi employed he O os. asd it they NM that they had risk capital is a ranee§ erapritieth Pre led a g es pooad Are rofselet le ernithe thee powder at rb se sea. babe pity aril ethiseposly the et it was net s. alba ft be Owen es the earimen The realities be temersirra: Ihr • eormirse to neerith.set paw to am to ton soishw, helle wpm et prettethe Isetnete et die awns e l lib dip pi , by Wag sash sup se mg seer in ram to eh. Ids of the bed or net orrerth raft at a reins* rise. with the weeetty it a be system., addle. Ms. HITCHCOCK emosoled the reethation, end elated, with repo to she eyeless ot oberging by the ges urea Mat est re year age he had paid the gas eempany's yearly MI. and some weals atter he hell are SD all 0161101 t Oi r the asempasy brought him easear bill tee eniamed is the year for which kos bed pad a Is 411. He stated that be hail eiready paid 11l amp male be ay e pa harmed es hie pram ether the ► saler lid. " Oh I boa per pe mar boo pre sad hes set told de wet Elbow et pe yes •' for es leans at en beaks we lied you were Niro* es musk mare lest Tosar. and this rent is tor the albino between what yes hays are* paid and what yeatheisholpi bit .' Reload se samedy. He did art obis le with the pas = for be was under Asir norepoly, se he pad Ale be beee)—alitengh he kb it to be li remettation wee this at and carried. The berth resolution (sembelleg the amber of the sommillie) wee then mend by /la I. Lows, iscoaded by Mr. ilahartii,_sed ameled esseeenely. Mr. Dri Tema rod Mr. G. TATLOS vaned and sa aerial fth reselnelem namely : " That a eateeriptios be oposed br the et defraying the seereery ex posers of seek " aid& was speed to. _.---; Oa the metier at linaosarti was eppedtd tressurer to the immitier, TEE GAS MONOPOLY.-MEETING OF CITY GAS CONSUMISS. • Very larip smiths et the essimereil MIA hefts doses of City el the ',stereo me rs kes. at the City the d Lies I T Leeds held d he th=mee of , ibileg • osmium 53 tempi the essmasies p. to piiii essenneers tibia the Clip to odsee - Zir i present _pie (Spots ails sad , 1.1111 22 EN DILLON seek the = "111 , ent i rely stated Om irate the .satrap. whisk me to etwekke doe sharp mode she gas and tai prbs at whisk it arid b. *applied figethohls sod with Spit to the poises eratousas as ear trill melded hiss dm Imp* ihrebbsd to the pith NOW laid dievidasties sided is this Wrest =the pima pas wiessers. If that folks ow ill the memo it is get rid of tho heir. If k was wil Amid, thee it was for the seeileiLiz e dsfearine wha m t i IMMIIIS ld Amid he Gibe phe at wish geese:lt t s iris ia = = sifts *et it oil be tereished to diem mesh izartle was la ember toms id dries. Bet it was Anther imp Wish& splaideps suer peaks was, di Ow dims* impeis• to is pith fer tth Ws to the skits sod mother peles **nisi ella. min. He put it to Ike sides weether It did U.S appear image that 3s. dd. p. 1. _1A9 het amid be dinged SO ass mete mrend de. per 1,009 heir esethet womemer for the some wide. (Hear.) Ail yet lime Irmo dem try the gas aewpsaies to the pithead limb eisemeee :-s erf see is the City. Doubts eke aimed lailliwil dog** it ski 8 00 was ~Aar what it eughtle thr o sad whether the ompesier did is seek NSW to lemma the paths it air side fez sile, Iles to mho the hoe pe Oily mei hem it The =ssimp either el the Seim respialikg whisk great sited. It wee souse( thet the mesa it moliss was biellested, di II lid est Ml the real saaa- Sky it gas emesemed, sad be bed boss lehesed that the wiser' nevi at II MOW maths to is part of their ovelaties than at oder pima of it. He sated all dm pins because they were is the esseidentiea of the meet kg. He gave no spike as rhea He lily stated the peso* he mid set lip sides = ia of the pail diessilehilsa modoss lad Ines kid thresesi tr ei gy ie med ens tap lust deers hi bees pied the 'apply if pos. whisk weeketiom were outlasted to m ime twos mesollmen to whew Thin task plass Meat die time el it. Thessees Day ; bet the emmaion WU- Sti. Vh• the pm mime it whisk be had spies, were le the kik of teimis midi sum al mitt, at that u time Itl Pthr, id did see mow at so qseisli t a oa sis th ing . : h li f = m ot M rootatis (A hi I :2P . lis T r i edese any et et, to i Szhat patois opaiou wield lA. meeting kid mo wit to lead patois *atom. het @sly to as. mile what that spike was, no this their view ware omit dm might go to work aided by a prewar* hem widest navies dos stated what the hien et the emirs would omit of. he should °sly add Ili he would de kh him to mei& maw, sad if it shoat lopes that die emapeales Mimi repose stativ es to the wadi* he wail take ore to mire them a her dories, as ism proms, be was sou. Owed. woo whir the Kris ser tie der el those sem pi Mr on MORLZT thee roe to moo the fUlt reselatles. The ..er r s sessised d• heie i pe 40•9111•8111. who Mk that S o had bees *sk sit their pie ups* object top, therefame, to emit • similtee to ilia Jess rights. The present is s.• a quads whisk ergoisi taro gas emeseeso sell, holism wae assist lets the thesimioneeselWeisamiresele glide it was stated that seder • paperorship@ sight be supplied to the ban. lid estop at a theoper tie dims llght weald be obtained ley .mils, .ad %hombre Me peeks intensted the ham blest diem A podia hod .rhea. to the value it she ism of the City G. dospodes; the pleas at peeaent high ; bet is mot be reollested des tare vat ir capital was unduly loge im the Most R efs heir ki wi They might have boos silty ef impieties hare, and the offset woe to miaow the pies eflrit i t . s whisk they primed is their private 41111111111110119. Bet they had no right to charge store he Air gibs* tkaa wadi reimburse them it the sees ef de pint ad the ems it production. together with limo* he their bwapiti The ere of the City Om Oseepsies slight hood asked by that of h leo maker whe hi booed swig al it t list IS: • similes which was eabeetramedy kr a awe paint ma, di thee horse ISM SOS GM ukase The lees maths MOW bele MO te dm" ilis mild ask la hi aid orepar lmeek baeededo epea kw prises& by the mashise whi it. He mot be eliseded with • kir pit spa sk. de coital levied i the sae perk* smiles, end host spa the dd ore se a led debt. Primly as woe die as it de City gm sempaies. They sesks net to he adhered hit the s.iee et masufaissmos by whisk die assist imreesemild mode hi this eitosissed ki to does who had nimbi espial is Met beeentison He ow*, however my he wee rather belised to nem to • eseptemise with de eoespo pre likil 11 . 111161111 alay Air sr remissible Isms. H ibb s eggid to moo toiletries reeetheles : US loalikim le Oa pis drip; sod to its quality d So Vt. Ilio ompollal. ilko Simallooto of oOS it Larks aro ppm. hi Ibi pm iboy mom= immalioraSs S abosi St Yr vim Mr. PICKLING seemed the sessieliei Great limb folks had prevailed ever shoe it wee rissemily known that the podia hilts la the City was shined Is. dd. sad the private lights de. per 1,890 arable hi It coil be shows that U. 'meltable arrafeme had been mad% she City wight to be sherged • piss ter the sliest lighle dies the privet@ sessamer. kite thee bid aseditit seMm plusses, aid it was one whisk hi hi Oho piedisal osmium to dismiss spew wroldes a didoele Mei Vsa = whist Wei bong 00 0001 01$1816 Is we titi C. Des Comps, Shamed disk eseseeews @el el the thty los Ikea is the City. trona Illasesemer, lei, to Midsummer, 1946, the sharp to die City pIOIIBIUSIITI was 9s. per 1,000 fest more that to these oat of the City. Tram Lady-day 1846, to Lady-day, lir, the charge was Is. put 1,000 lie: less to the farmer teas le the latter. Noe was h until lest Lady-day that the Om to the ten demo of esseemme in equalised. The prot okoll smildoe &Mid whether they ought set to hoe ses draw Mai the de eon prepesed. The pries shamed as gas at the fed swan towns to private oneasses were as lime : Liveopsel. 4th dd. per 1.000 side het ; DO mieghem, Is. 14. to liela• aad h. 9d. So ethos, id ape aft art o ff ; fitteekort, Oa to saes oil 41. Si to ; Olsesow. 6s. Now let hit pat it to the modes whseher say mesons geoid be Oven why the prise el see Is Lida &mai be so musk higher than ia ass el dii jail lobed iseseiessil ; sot mime what were the resessief the dillimme is pies is deism mimed. laths fret pine, essi we dower to @sir ghee@ this in *them H. kid, es lotiday at a roam mid he by Mr. Ham ia 1847, that M D el coal were as him :—Lise =2J. per tee; iimeol, 14s. t Dierineham, lb.; 19s. 3d. ; OE, 23.. 9d. Piled seal). It WU elicialt troth throe that ism, lOW swat. them the sot el end mot be is tops* the mess imam Argo fu r uss. Wire owe the item whisk ac - d the ee lisle g gas / Tied the met of the enewisl hem whslel sad. ; that. as he bad sleigh was lik. id. He hod i extract from a report is the Penteoille ohm which he would red to skew what the coo et gee primed ia Leeds renly was : Cloo Irooss—Tion antiosim bop by Itio sosed of the thesepoosie the ripsaw atammabottatto It is as stoups IS ova mums a very somikaili robs ammo to has boom ollisol as down by is flittowfog otersom to /dime I. is theme: S as thaammumoya is soli is aswahaterlis pews.. SS 17 7 Dim sommial la sops ---.— ........ - ....... ---- 140 12 11 . la maks. —. 152 1 10 t The fo i re were seerlathee were tbs. ordered to be am. imed in debt X pawn& r. D. AIRS, in pre/NW that the thanks el 'the niestiag be gives to the distraile, said that the committee would ..t Abet the pewee whlrlthe seeting hat I. view. U they welded to hare sheep ye* ey mast joie the sew .repay, to whisk he imam the statirei, and thesethey would hew seserity that no more thee 4e. per 400 lest would he shaped ler rzo4 ;ase. I, one et the pnwhiestel sowntittee. took the ejpertenity, be fereellai the nation for thanks to the alarms. te dein that neither he oar say of his Weiler oeseinhisemen had had anything to do with Mean. Chad wad Wire% Gem Company Bill, bet that *.y had Mk ailed hem sue a speeslatlon, and he now only keyed that theci.senipsedes weald woo to do their eastossen justice. were then veW to the sheinnen, sad the naming separated. Leans TO AND FIONI TNT UNIT= STAMP-- The follow's' mato has been Weal from the Gemmel Post on°, mad ammealisa having bees matheiled with the United Sesame( Almeria, the Allowlag @t - 11N will take glees he the regelathsasethettag the segramendesse Mamas ththwastaysei the Milled /Meath gewpagmesil of mays ea bans, meted ia the - Umbel liaise sad assed the United States of Ameba, awl Wee east, whether inaveyed by British or Umbel Naas prima will M eptiseeL The combined Balkh aid UMW States post age MR be at the uniform sale of le. an a Wee sot excesdiag bolt ea mom is weight; 31. oa a letter not eneeedleg *Me fa i zr a tlit, sad so ea, asserdisg to the soils far letters The *We restage as leases may be ll =s t adeases, or they may be iswardad aapeth at the optima of the senders. The aseaseres with eas to the lemesthaisa *theses alth *cm thmith *a naiad lastel aot i ag bees amigo' is mama with the 17a1M1 asks hither thelesedess is this sublec4 will be lased . ' ssimzetiar glam d i:sp is : i ptallikked ia the Visited Liaggem, duly end - wake the meal MIMI regulating, may be le the UMW States ea pollutant ia this essiatey of sue penny seek, sad a published la the railed than will be = eli e l : ia the Vatted Lamle. to apate& of Id. *IL Pphletseiriodieal wor saw ks a i l met lag of iii osi t e g ted pam not - sum la may be orwarded to the UMW mar ibs tools doss :—Fintly, th e British maim mufti* geli balms, &madly, they mast be sent - he booth to thew spa at die sides ea sada The rates of mil* is each wake will be as follows Net 1111111iiDi l Gala weight .... ....--... it Above I hand net enei Above 8 ea. end aet Envesabbe 4 es— ...... And IL ore every eddldrnelliM* Ift t i o rdedisel work eassedl 16 macs is %tit, tig e r Z u warderrllm w es 7br e pethil is the 87:12 Stites a and &Mimed to the Vatted will be liable to the MIN regulating, aid will be d with the swat rates of =is delivery in the llailedLiagana. The above n ins end rases of mane ere applioeble whether the he vonveyed es or tiles - the Untied Marl= ry=ra, United States pashas. bat ail Ms" aews. I=l will be forwarded. far the messed, from the Kingdom by the British they are nodally addressed by the UMW States pic ke t CHOLlRA.—Yesterday ohm following fresh cases were reported to the Board of Health green, Lusatia Asylum 8. 2 fatal ; .Wbitoduipel 1; IClooslead-road 1 fetal e Droadnaight hospital ship, I fetal ; Liverpool 3, 1 fatal; Edinburgh 1; Ulasensw 11, fatal; Blantyre 2, 1 fatal; Otheableis 7 fatal; Esinilt 9 ; Rimer= 7, 2 Mal; Oldtmekland 7.1 fetal ; Stow 4; Oresmok 6, 4 foal ; Aa ems fateL—Total, 61 sew eases • 26 deaths. M °IMI Or CMol.ltha AT I nn R 171103 TM THE Daytimes.—We led *Mobs daises, la its went dam, ham broken oat at Mama Neuee,the Meek t of the Society for the of the DedltaLr alh appl ea nre that, about a week the*, metal 'ems of tharimea bad occurred, which on Mosley lath resulted in *dim Twelve c as had proved fetal, sad are tif these wes• el lie vi zestive see of 40 years ; and amongst th e am 18 to 11 yaws. The institution, nO dr laneoflltimoatbreak, coat:aimed between 80 tad 90 inmates. These age about 40 females at mown is the &glen. GS anthem am arm or less severely attacked. There ere 10 sereeineevill pedimbe, who have bees removed to a beildieg ateadied to the institution where they an sew well. An the boys in the male establishment at Henna ere ht goad health. The mediae' stiet.dasts attribute the eatbreE ei She dames to atmosphoric initneace. 1711 The ensprodesed ly the lab el eola neat east of the re mu Sambre. AU IS 10 ‘413,000 cabs, tea. btu ass mere esesme4 la the pima asetse the yew,h Wart Is. 144.ead o trestles per 1,000 sable feet to -vent ti ea the easteliset, bat teal*tr obestant trait allananay ag pen ea, lowly PIK vis. P 4O ell bet, • mead have A 942 11 0 Wed the feet et sustatseaTha IS es the ettelelei seee ........ ............ . ....... Sp 11 10 Sad the serlagellswel Is shown te bssa. ....sus 17 2 Frees Mr. Low's own ollebalellte log he wee as **- Einem to the Curter* Gas Leaks. the residual /alas of the tool was go 4 = d 11.1 711•01 1 se Lai* due at Liverpool, that pas could be massiheisred at iL pee 1,000 /reeve feet eh. aper 181 London them to Liverpool wain ground al me. Th., mat item in the eat of prods was that of ameteetturias i and se tholes's** made the cheap er t h e 111171 i 1.1—" ;IIP ground for the 'rester cheapness Opeothehi top wee Loudon gas. Ine omit isms woe*, met * the article to the plan of ammemplies. use, ft Mr. Pearsoa's ststeamsk ve thi= of pas bibs Louisa maturoor walk hit per ossres, and this w eon Owe* de mile et mobs. Nue the gnaw ity VIII sews* Is the (Ihr et Londu, with whnewee to te• length et melee. le live times the &rennet supplied to Liverpool, the smanda ke the IsVer pl we twine 21.1,000040 sable het ee ip• through HO miLs of meas. Clusequestly thee .. pros_lil ,.. • ge could on. be so wrest I n Landon se is aseasPeet-al this pnlnt ileum Ulan and l ime mo d e t h e statement in their report on the Uverpool Gas Asili.T;Fiii bp• before rinsuked that the pewter the pro w% is imargaence of the greater distaste the go hes to be easurged to light the out dikes* the putter the leakage is, aad Two easseepoi the greeter the Ism to the enesinle,. milas, lip essma, will game more Memo /:woos use, sat proportLea es two Is to one." SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A SOLICITOR AT EPSOM. Mr. Robert Henry Bertlett, who steads charged with hawing irk:awed Maria O'Gredyores brought up for mesamluaticiayestirday, b fore the megistrates bitting at Careless's Coati-hoe -0, RION& Mr. Bartlett arri ve d at Biwa to eastody of Mr. Krems, gereraor of meastr-lar• seal, at aa 'wily bear. llr. Peter Borthwies appeared so emasei, with Mr. Helms., of renenterat-etreet, en d m h atekiety, of litutoroova behalf of the proescati.a. Mr. Onews attweded for the The prossoatriz was n Boethwiek, is order to explain what she motet l y the statement is her dopcoi3oll to the effect that Mr. Bard .tt had Wailed her to go 44 his bedroom oa the night in question. Oa bet q*btioaed by the magiotrate, she sill—" I may say that lOM net go eiholly by say own mastid; I wit takes pertly by fora, augmented by promisee Mr. Bartlett putty dragged wo, sad weampeased it with gummiest that be world not repeat the offense. and that whaa be had eaything I should sera meat." With regard to the dre of the slimes the pruseem lex mid Me did cat persist in imbuing that it was ea the 6th of Movesaber, al state. is her deposition. She sow be lieved it to have been the 19.1 i of October. Us repeated that Mr. Bartlett had entered her bed. la reply to Mr. Owens. the proessalsia said that- whoa qaostioaed by Mrs. Amor. to whose home she treat oa ha r ais te i trifille *haler Mr. Bartlett had taken . I L did i at io re eiy rawer. She " ver7 Wed is her I. re ' Me. knee, bat abs la ".. 001 thtok eke had Waded Kr. artle& The two mem nendned ea liaterdaj het ware aim re- I aided, end huh of dim meiredieted the midensegives di I that day la am Important peawar, se to Rudy Homes haviegeiript in Kr. Partied% ea the Timothy ales, whoa INV aflame vas irminktod. Hewett land/ ' had Mara that Ile did se. sad Mary Norris, after Int that she had net. &dared that the had. poli X To-thq mama aggressed this paella of their 11714ensk sad mere diet Hewett bad duly slat at Bartlett's ea the ri.v...aiglit. This testis ay was eureboread Mr. with whew. Kellett previoeell lived, end by by her thilemement to the same 'sadism's family. In two or three Mee Wear polata she the edam* was nosed *Al metradiately. The grameatiga baying been &Nat elated, the beak bilimind that they had determised to eel epee" Mr. Bart lett the he &ham, and reminded him, at the same time, thee amfbieg he might say meld be Ma dawn and lased *his lOC Kr. lisedett—Sutra I seausellee, sir, I think it right to observe that I mama help Wig that I labour nadir great diedvemtage to any ebom' • sI my make. I as met arm my oath, but I sail the Aindghty to vitae that every word I PM dull be legally and Milady true. The Ara knowledge I had of the_twommintriz warred Am gay bawls seta bar at lay 'Mee, where ohs was brought by her ntarase. She was them to the Rpm Men. Her maker Med M me that she was to great distress, and en my ataakethas that het amy with, the oomed that the }...stink Meld m z asa oar lease sad y for • abort time. The girl theta Imo to my . lime uties to reside, and stayed with er giblet time er fawit dm _d whie tem I eh. Waal the allealea fie her et Kr- Oalt. s...a.. Affar hi' them a Met thee Kr. Oaks mss tom sa a mid that, them bar anneal erathtle, be I=ll s ol bar, sad atheism what ko bed Imedwdeethth bar. II metaled wry with, sad a, dodged that the Ilitt Walt Vetere spit Is ear bum. midi we eselljegenie a illesilea Ike ker. Oat the taming' Temley way iillb mat le Leaden; end In the algae *Mee gog, between the lean of If sed 2, the dose tadsmai oussosomt. At dim thao thme were two mama to the hors. The awe of My da i mon, wham this took pima, was epea—lbe ime else em em, ma the oaten were fa Sal 1112bia. itho whale time she spoke is a whipper, dial the mane might not bear. My wilt retuned to Aleinr, and the 'id teak no sedge of the trannetka. Oa ithe Thera's, to which ski alleded. I Jr.,. my with ti Ria_ease, ea bar way to Patthem. Oa ray return tom Nahum I met the presents''', sad drove her hock. Whim the got Ilea the phastoa she remarked, " I weeder what Mrs. Bartlett would sal if she knew I seam to meet you. Baal yea edl her of IL" Oa ray aim front diapers I went oat sheering. and returned with Mr. Wi les Wood ,to dime at my house about Ave Volga. We sat at table mill &heat eight **cloth, and I Ma mat eat with Who. led did set return again until ass* ami *Ws* Ea Ss usegnieg. Behr. I left home I told Maga O'Grady that 'I should net be home until it was kol% sad that she seed sot sit up tor me. When I re amed I lettdred U Mies O'Grady was gone to bed. The mr mat that the wee, and I went upstairs. When I cam* into am r oes Mho O'Gradywas lying tia gay bed. Si. roes up tram the hod, MOW at her am; threw them around my waist, lag law had egi mahout/Mr. ami mired Me how I ease* to be se Ws. fluid her to take ours--that themerveats were malog_mi obis, tad that if she would go Me her own poem I maidens is Int bm ekes they were goat to bed. I the. paid* neamminigeelf, ma eat by the the reading until they ma i m Mots% Msgr. Afierthe mem* were gone to bed I met toss bar room. Ohs me inly pertly by I aid her lie semem were gem to bed, tai leer by the hand to guide her as it wee dark, ma abs Isllowed me iato gay own rem SU than got We bed, hatithe Yid is to my bed-room. lithe remainal dime sail ea o'clock the nest georaimg, elm the telemod We bee owe roam After the wee ia bed, I vent isle my dressier room ma left her to the bed, whisk ggoe, was elms veto Mbeetessmilear, width deer mil ep, Mem the mama dwell eet k was m 11 &old, nod bit ithis bed aiming epperteekg le hamilico wires ma b e e t to the gamma if she bed theash wpm to ingia Remit deaths . k Ike bees% aloe o ilinth. to mg WM is do grabied, boo me ale brought up mar 19 my aim whin I seemed Irma sheeting. Kim O'Grady elionly etherwards went 18 llverpoel, having Cv=pm to maw& Mr. Legge ea the subject. On the NMI that Mr. Legge NMI he thought it was the best the, dm emit de. [This is a unit contradiction of the K evident et the presseatrix, who, la her examination in 'IAA NMI that r. Lege had advised her sot to go to Limareall My with her to her maim bat she said If we • seat her that. she well rum away frees her. My with Me wrote to her maw a we*, or nearly r long, before we sent her to Limped, Mating that die was gob/ there. Oa Morita frent Maria O'Grady, while at Liverpool, that she mold net And her relations, I wrote to Messrs. Hareadia sad Co., requestag them to pay her expenses beck to 10ad.., sad to gaud tern to bee mother. Semi after the return of the proseeatrix them Liverpool I wet Informal by Mr. Owees that he bed ressived an appli cation from Mr. Rolm. to know if he would accept service of a writ NUM me for the eilludell .f Mies O'Grady. By Mr. Ow•nee advice I mateequatly galled ea Mr. Holm-s with Mr. 0 ream, and it ens them eagemosil-1 thick I should previeuely se that thew fording - that I had been guilty if a great l eretlen, sad belief Maim to keep the knowledge of the matter from my erlb, I argpsed, in the presence ot Mr. Owens sod Mr. Mom, that, if any small pecuniary oensideradon would esl di parties, I would leave it to Mr. Relate end Mr. Owens le say what I ought to do_, and at Mr. Releases segroden I kit the room, that Mr. Owens gad Mr. Halm might talk the tauter ever *Make. This itageliakm bated he surly a ketaklat. I. the 'meantime Mr. Rehm gave Mr. Owen nodes that an application would be mile her for a warrant adage nie, ea a charm of rape. The date of that notice wee the Sod of January. The aggetiatthe wt on until the ' 11th alike tame month, and in as mmetime Mr. Holmes, having, as be stated, conlealed Kr. Polor Bortheek, de. mended al me 2901., to amends. the sharp. I heard tabler of the shame mill last Meaday fortnight, when wee taken into are* mode, a warrant issued by the bosh ea that Amy, MAW Mr. Owese nor myself having had any midst et the The C`baliman.—W a r lia nt sli. yon eso on me diverging, sad making • complaint sealeit the • What hes that to do with whether you are guilty or not of the crime with which you are thawed ? I do not like to interfere with a person in your alleadon, bat really yea mast Mew your to confine year mmarbeMhla peeper liMa. Mr. Bartlett—The fatly I have hit that I have been very ill-treated by the amitratell, mad, holies that I think it better to all you so, is mei that I may give you an opportunity of reakieg any aplonadia you may Mire on the subject— Several perms in court hare synced their sympathy with the acensed by clapping their heads, the., ea which the Minas* said, if any modal= of than were allowed to escape, he maid immediately woke the meg to be dared. The chairman, in reply to Kr. Burdett. said that was not the pees for the beak to justify their conduct. If they were 'ceased of any dallied= of duty, there wee soother place where they might properly defend themselme. Mr. Bartlett inalimed—l repeat, sir, that, from the le ginnier to the sad of the affair, I have suffered under peat Mashie, and have been treated is a meet cruel sad over bearing manner. There are four or Ave gentian,* sitting at that table (here Mr. Bartlett pointed to Mr. P. Barth el*, Mr. Holism, and Mr. Bickley) who, WI tee two mama have been guilty of • mambas, to extort from me 70 0 1, and I will ladle every eat is Sma at the seat smoke of the Central Crigabsel Court Out et the radium was convicted of a compiraey only a few days too. The Chairman (warody)—l really cannot allow yea, sir, to insult perthe la this 'maw. It is very saketanato that you should say anything &meted to diem% the calm eon alteration with which it is so desirable that this _s amid be investigated. • Mr. Bode, said he was very terry ff his warmth of temper had carried Idea too for. He a p o l og i se to me bank, sad boo to tbar be lat si t la said, my statement may end ben, but I melt deny the statement of the meal rie s sad otha tt l e gi girl, Emily Hewitt, who says she slept oat at my beam on the Thursday Maki. I km made thiselMennat without one moment's considered' s. I wee Damage Idea I come eta this room that I shall be called epee to asks, any statement, and I have oily stated, se Ml' me God, every word of the tenth. _ _ _ - _ _ . . Kr.TlarK;tidTteid a slalomed led bma made earicealy easedag the offorsofm of owomi prelleiseat M. Ink* statrommt maid asomerrow be pelikbelis dill world. He could ael permit It to go forth thenfore, without giving it the mat peremptory denial sad dirtiest mairellatioa is all I its puts. Mr. Goes add a very ItTiolol thew bad certainly beau made ; ht feet, it was nothing len thee this, that while civil negotiations wen pendia& the threat of a criminal presses tin had ben made for the peewee of extorting inery. Mr. Owen.—Thara is act a doubt about the truth of it. Mr. Borthwiek.—l say it is a vataitove invention, and a most fouadatioalem Meshes'. Mr. Biekley.—l desist* I error heard of the mum of 700?. before it was jest awationed by Mr. Bartlett. Mr. Borthwiel—Let Kr. Owns prove his charge. Mr. 0 weee—We will give you an opportunity of den ier it. Orittos, tit. 'matron of tko Bloom troloahooos, was mei a the first witates for the datad!*. 6h. said—Mark O'Grady sailed as he the day before site went to lev.rpol. Bite said she should not go bask to her soother. Bee crud very mush. and said she felt that she was frismdlese. Sne said Km Bartlett had written to some of key friends at Uverpo 4, but had not received any answer. She said' Mrs. lisrtlett wished her to go back to her mother, bat she !Isr aeli did not wish to go. Mr. 0 seas wished to panne this esmainalca, bat, Mr. Bwthwiek obj , sting, disband% decided that it wee irrelevant. Ils Owens stid the prneecu.six had distiorly stated, in her Ant deperition, 0 at Mn. Bartlett had told her that She had roe, hod ea ewer trout her friends at Liverpool. This statement was now pood . sively coatradicted by Mrs. Grimm. The objet of this isersury was to ascertain the meth, and he was surprised to And kimaelf stopped at every print by those frivolous objeddens. Throughout the inquiry meagrely any sir the questions had been put in a legal manner, aoi. with%tanding whisk he had not felt it big duty to object,. Mr. Grreasaid then wma ore impoTtamt has whisk would aup.ramde everything elms la the dada of the beach if It mould be proved, sad that was, had ma Wawa bees aide to awn mosey 'Rader threat of a arialoal prossessice Mr. Ow/mt.—That is the stattstant ; it is for tits* Is swim it. 16.Citete said the aliesetiot without reef would ge far see eq. Unless ft were sapported by reef, the yeah would dimities it altogether frees their Wads. If proof KL t*ft 4 11 ?P,‘ t peeduat f • di Kr. Owl mme-4 drab ibtimltlOd ms e side die prepaillis*te Mr. Beetbsrlsk—lreaui amisstmilmittimie Lea Kr. Oweararendt gestlamas he 'Badge to. If stagy ward m e t the MINN, us% War we it use beught / • fuseMc 0 eraa—w o h ave no t benn ads' spa fe our dP• before. Kr. Gems—The basalt maims thit this statement! Auld aril Promd. end ,that at asee. Teo may take yew nether. mre air end support the datsmest sef, se dive it alt I Kr. Owine—lf Idr. Rebus At pp pentium to as yid. min Mr. k ilistiritilk 40444 Dy die."" "1141641Z1 be made, gampisn due prfisar wilt am* Mr Ohs Maenad seiMil, mad ispes Km le }rem the Mos by their ow. adaaksiss. Let Mr. Owen yam his matamst by deeper tad Mill ofri dime. Kr. Owene-1 ses't de it without Kr. Holmes} esnesst Mt. Bairthwiek—This I mil yea the bask fee the lee. asedatis ceaumittel al the priseessi . Ifir. Ouse mid it had bees arranged by the Wish, Is et Mims of the host. u eipmensmind Auld nem Grittes's sel dom* Mt Men lakes. la halve mere witssmse to s e ll kr the Mem% aid mid am pen tidy esspia• hie dam* err.. sold there were suiral piste in the statues& mails by the atesesd whisk emptied proof The int this harreves, ass to the beach as the gaieties of the Moiled prameaties era the Were of the civil alt r ita. lierlitwbk—Preeely. Dome Mr. Owns masa to ass- Ids lids_eldsmest or am Kr. mwani—l shall pens* sty us mane, sad it will rest with the beta, whoa I epos my au to say whether theif ti ar: inthded with the dams I shall arks. • drat dissuisu the leash added as resteadlag the assomil la* to Idesonsuidor4lim gook from wheats lie yid to beseght sp swatpsuemisedes this usassiag. The reesea n y did ekes mild sooty eight *Week. Dumas, Frs. 21. Several witnesses were examined yesterday on be half of Mr. Oavan Duffy, amongst others, Father Mathew, Bishop Blake, Mr. T. F. Meagher, and Carleton, the Irish novelist. Some of the evidence offered as to Duffy's character and conduct was ex tremely strong, and calculated to affect the minds of the jury, especially the 'lridium* of the tory Dr. 'rho ransom gains ground here that there will be no conviction ; bat some think that the cross-examia ing juror hem additited his apparent sympathy only for tka purpose WI mideagmr. The writs of error la the ones of W. S. O'Brien v. the Qum were forwarded to the House of Lords aa &oak, kat. with the *Blew appointed to receive lbw evade,. The next stage will be a milks mks ereeee, to be secoseded be a motion to prams tie basks, and *requisition to the judges to attend the buses to hear the arguments, which will take place after the judges' return from circuit in April next. SCOTLAND. Thmoviox, Pss. A limes reform meeting is to be held in Aberdeellb at which the Lard Provost is expected to reside. A legal unseen, the cononimary clerkship of Edin burgh, lately became vacant by the death of the in 'unbent; immediately on his decease Mr. William Chambers, as chairman of the Pinence Reform Aim dation, addressed a letter to Lord John Resell, pray ing for the abolition of the office. No public indexa tion of the intentions of government has yet been made, and considerable interest is felt as to their pro bable decision in the matter. The Perth papers state that a noble duke of some notoriety is attempting to forestall the repeal of the 1 gems laws by 4stting hie tenantry to sign papers agreeing to dismiss each of their servants u are found Poaching ; or, on failing to do so, to leave their farms. this arrangement to take place notwithstanding the abolition by law of gams protection. Tbe better clam of his grace's fanners have refused somplionce with this oat. A m Emend meeting has been bald of the Control Board for Highland Destitution, at which it was dated that, is conmquenoe of the unpopularity of their proceedings, and the frequent alb= met on them, an appeal to gotermsent bad been determined on. WALES. MORMON EMIGRANTS TO CALITORNIA.—TMS brims " Oa Tumidly leg Swamis was quite esivemed is ossestaimes et the angel a ening bead with legume, alismied by some mores of Ih ' Wd peengler of Carmenhomille. sad ells* es sisal amber of Ohs in. habitants at ifilayr ead the stregending districts, together with their Praise. The limailable pony were wily all UAW-day and ease lo Ms laws it the Cosa of pressading ie Limped in the Trishaw sessma a a* is in readiness le trumpet them nen wash Ie the glit. to regime it °ebbing. This goodly seals ages the sommea of a popular saint. /snows es Zeal, a teensy, sad s higher at die banns lan Jones, rhe disputant on the abject of baptism.' He arrived ibe isms oa Toesday mains ead seems to w Tiers = of his bead. Amami the greup sure man sai y brawn from of adgitimarhosis Breads mad Llsayb a ydder, Csamanisurshim albeit they were well to le, they disposed their get to Calibraii, their New homage as = .l l7 i m whine *sir ihnstielent teethes Uttar M iselino Hwy will asap. bessi : Fl dignities et It is their istrages, us an sot to visit the gold sisfemS, but the egrioakaral district, where they lead, they say, - by helping ON mother to reside la row and harems', sad to the tratit at brotherly love, not is aim, but in practice. Amami the amber who eamis bore were several aged sass, varying from 70 to 90 years of see, and " when %my bras' sot only proclaim theft ' lengthened years,' bat reedier it very improbable they will live tow Amines ; yet so dialed an the poor 'mints, that they believe that every as amend there, however trine and old they may he, will es surely land in California safely as they started Ws Wiles. Their filth fa moat ex tr aordinary. Oa Wed nesday raegag, after being addressed by their leader, all eavalad t a b= admirable order and with es i t i rainlii s ary =lllOl IlliZ ar tlrlite " — Tray pained eaeed l) rown the rine, the alba mania elartr i t i g n a favourite hymn. On enticar they pine, brows:, th abruptly stepped singing, asspeadad to the cheering with which they were gement by Oa initabitaats." PROVINCIAL Luteraems, Pawing!) liantraAncet OfeDlMlLv— l nts ribbon be the iacceporatim of Oldham des walks, tha aingple to attain their °blest. sad Ilse spploote bola. east a roaster-petition, mamma, ire sitspied the um% node of oodles does s special ostolsokow to inquire into the sorbs of the estatossie su = r oth IS daft/ aide. Clots Warburton, the o p ene d omit at the Tools" as ME. igh sra a very tall inquiry was tranc hatri, which hoe sieves is the nosier till as at night.—Mr. Mob, tbe barrister, opened the ease for the poitiewere for • toriseratioa • laid showed the faseNtolsaay of the I existing log tate for the peeper peuerameat of the lowa. They gave so power to apes" more thaw 1001. ia improving Nay of the streets at thoroughfares of the ton ; they care se power to aroma the esoopstiss er skultwesies of the onset with market Kalb i Rs power to pool do sale of unwholesome neat ; awl they pee so Omar to any oat maw regulation,. Mr. ilkoiotretelek olussey, z peered fee tie apostate. and csalssisi thee the the isasget*is 11th .lowa weasel Ossei =or jolty of IM Waahltiols. Zs dot e okusarrs boast oalsridly altpemintarts of the go meat of the tows. It it oesiMeatiy kibruld by the New corporator's, that the report of Capt. Warbled= apes OM evidence takes before sasset is indocile the go vernment to gnat a dusts, to the keno* It In a g= to divide the tows Ist° eisbt wnwlte ma ward re osattedlare sad an. alderman. POWIL-LOON OVIDILOOKNIIII AND TEN FACTORT Acr.—.oa headed evening a aumoreas meeting et the me lookers of la fasteeks was held at Mandsester, to emirate their opiaka spina the eadeavoure reported to be making to *Mak a repeal of die TM Maws Femora Act. Mt. Philip Sd kt wee ailed to the chair. Several re alai= wen pared to the 'glowing alma :—' That it is the deliberate eraviatioa of this roa co that the provisions of the history eat have been y and germ* violated. and iisestiesally est as by as. y mili.owseve is them distaste, end sat.ctioned by a beach of magistrates, sego being( Mauves, end others otherwise dewily allied to the offendent—and that we look spa soeh 'umpire, wt by awn whose positioa is society and whose duty it is to dispose law in equity, es fraught with sonsequesets which (if peseevared in) milresalt is dis obedience to en law, sad the ultimate dismembersiest of sodely."—Mr. J. A d saeved dm seam& reeoludou " That in order to avoid the ditsfal senile of a sins& dis obodie nos to law, ate urge upon the eunediwe aoyerament the num& y exerakusg the power with which it is en treated to Madames the law, sad mpg tom the laacistorig bare all Woe Who havoriolated. fa seasdty, snd thereby pr rvetm tlta ilitholtlioy cosset break the lees with implt ally, sad dimainilsolo is the prorthat Me laws of Esaland were Wooded to caked them peolselen. amity, wit con testmest ; and that this meadow reallomoo give every yap , pert cad lidshist• *lhrollir e s ei r o 4 oo / I :. , Kaistr• poilMent * easy dm kat into Out. se bag to k rimelao eh Sr stalasebook, sad plogges itself to resist with all its= .way akusal remove It, exempt it t• nal mut SW boars of laboar, and make provisions for its eertala fulfilment." r•The 101 gar tw • lemsdali Lora Saha Maisel sad Ifk Gear grey was adopted by the Weellog. TONZIKIBIL EIfrAILTSBIIII3IT OP • RIMY FUgHOLD BOOSTS AT 8111111111[0.-41m1 MORO of ,thil bit. WIN Indies dee d= have prods's* a powerful east apes the puha. Wad el the essaw, sad r aia t ut ao where 1 11 0 .0 szeiipliaed teas fa The coos prominent Row moot is the enfrunshimassat ef W. weeklies elms. ; wkist sal a verb" orpahations have hoes mata w 4 for ible the Test two aisaihs.•• " Rehm 'Freehold liwitt re d y,' Mar the wad of Ohne whisk law -besa worked with so math meta is Birmaribene sad oskykleariag towns, him new bees WNW dee anabou, leader anspioasthat sugary& kr binders peeper. Fertheihresetha et thisaelety treble =Of aist Mee*, eleeraster was Lad la the sts evenly; lest The ob. jest of thereaktroar desired la b. the political earns dthrameat asmilettsen ; die seas if menders to be by Z z e tthe plesipie reastisit the tba making e 4 The lost eta freel quellessa• would me s a aa Wielded boor 7W. to 100 L, wham the power of Medea li saiglit le had Ise probably lie era SW. soh allshemet woo to emit Of hew 110 to 400 Rem yards. Thiamin:x=4f the sebearlpllsa sew to be by umMetilsd Vele its peen or morn =tat of the hoskosels to he =gamily poi math th e , bet @eldest to eovesmat fa special eases, to moo osesesities of individual Nimbus. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. M UMMA; P. 111.—At aCoagaaa Wasted@ day dogma was arlarred • A. IL This A. Dna*, Odas.—B.A. . P. J. FitsWs.; P. Prat. Ufa. ; P. Helm Ufa. ; C.W.. ; W. C. L. Wan. Ma's ;E. W. MA:. John's ; Reward. Mr's; L Orese,ll POWs ;B. Batley. Owns ; 0. W. Amin. Cargos . J. T. H. Dabfkaa. dress • T. IL liftss. Cages ; I. A. Oast* Qom** ; L. Pranks, Qnsaisa• ; W. Ueda, Cub. ; if. Patsy Cads; P. Isaiah Oath. •W. T. Nem Jaws ; dwelt. Jesus; Z. C. Wysill hos ; C. y. Christ's • L W. Zeidollatik. Marl • CAL He laillS Mat& ; I. PL Hataelk Ewa. ; 0. L Maim Irma ; C. W. wee. Mary; E. Perla:ma_ u gliest,. At th e one Cleagragathe the Sinewlag grass paint the meta : o The sassalwisaars belleiag asw Wawales Wog dadreas et ma. vitt ths Id ths vadvarsign, a wanes d aa eon of hal a gette r altalso law to Ow adaksitar sal argot. wefts af 14 far elle et • Nisei awl beer. us *Az the amass sot to the Isla at sonveyme tostinstay of sash 11•11IIML Nsw Cituaoass.—At the lacorperata asst,, oa Taos *, wan a ds la d th• *oda dam imams at St. t ; tar TbaStrast.DaalitAllsomilles i grit s. Idler iftie ribi rdatbspieftef 111.0." Way ; and polta i Llit=t Poll~Otamillmt. Gnats wen alio malla lba alma Putibeil ; and *oar& aalirstag at alkattlas atPplo ea alloot, area thou S ara" la time diaraist brearibby, awl Int Sara" war Ltaaak. Paariaxatrio.—Ray. C. L. Ramat, to Do waist. mate at Clads*, liamelhatidra es'. D. Lama, to Mils& mad Goltalaa C., CatinraL NAVAL. Tim entsoz CArutx op Gasairwicsi Rosproz.- 010. Sala anima MOO) dial at bikellelet feel= at lie Soya' W a r ... nektey. lama Meer be Slat k arndeat the deemed we of 111. vp lishary. sad ea that kw mareathed walk. Ms seMese imam IMO of a tinkled thetether, sitheaelt Ole tedy ilhearallew wee Ow of the Avenlei sesta* welsh be roasted • kw awn before ble eeth. we • liwatetwat at MS, commadat of INS, wtheata at ISM MALTA, Pas. 12.—Tbe st-fr. Gladiator arrivol Lad Om the w k trees Narks. Mend" sad likadlss. labth al herd the ee et tbe Vim el. udd eff leis eft siert die Ike b. vats et the beabrn to pea. Ireabsd. We lam by bid %het *bad rears b @Met Ilubeig tee hierneb t : st a ir e .... a Lyra alba the Theft. urneel MON and i h m = a ts k i Warner mea bra load m i a ens whtr wAljeirbssa 5 a r g t h o ir bsr g Oideernr Baler . atighal; @Whiners@ erne of bit eisitilritteree ernernAZese. Mu ern beig Imre the ily. las. Aff,r, 'tart ninefintbill t im id the thk TONS% wwwth.lol thaw& SPORTING. 222212270 AT MANCIUBTEL—Toid42. Ltmvost.l222oPL2 CHAlla.-8 to 1 opt Prism Omni, 7to 1 apt The Curate (lb 11 to 1 apt Xspoleas (t), to 1 apt Premed Oh 10 to 1 apt say Mbar. MITIOPOLITAW HANDIOAP.-4 to 1 NW Lager, 9to 1 apt Como% 11 to 1 apt Platartabar, 14 to 1 apt Dada, 16 to 1 apt Emmater, 400 to 10 apt iteisad (t). Nownsamproxestaa BTaill.-12 to 1 agst Loapgaressi Oh IS to 1 apt Dada (t). Pay little does. Camas Cur.-20 to 1 agst Joe o' Sot, 20 to 1 agst the Mutat, 27 to 1 apt lobed SS to 1 aget &saber, U to 1 east Peep o' Day Boy, 23 to 1 apt 600 toe sot Jobs Caesar (t), 1,006 to 12 apt Iteglies Plain. (t). Dam.--d to 1 apt the y j to 1,4 Dutchman (offers to t), 7to 1 apt 'Moor, 16 to 1 apt 14 1 apt Ude', 26 to 1 apt NuaVilik, 10 to I egg Mbar Lava MIAMI COI/MING MIITIIIO.—It Wm Mr. Hook worilVo Oroldatil‘pal not Kr. A. Graham's Ella sad Fibs, that ran ' " r it a Vs & 1 OW ElLTLL—coorroN PARS, 1649. Act:274%l4C= Fob rat GIMIIII2 moot, I 16N; Vaata,llst 6111; Podia% Ilst 21b; Ueda; 1 let 41b; 2111; Dtstalnas, 11M; Plamragb, lOst ; Voyager, 1 1 1 07t 1P 1110; (tempos, 10at 101 b; Pall-mell, 10st Mb; Wbkeawake, Met 911); Met, 10et 91b; 11Im lia,• Cnsthr, 104 BM; The Maw, lOst 71b; PrinceMa, lost 71b; Vesture, lOst 61b ; Pe/a- Ma, 1044.10; latugglex 10st sib; Dlrd at Paradise, 10st Sib; Llamas, tOst 311); ilte , lO.t Ulm Nipple, 104: Ascasib, fstl2lb. 1 iosartamoas son awn SOLD Ctrs. Diplomatist, Ifst Ilb; Vases, Hot tilb; PesUliss; Ilstelb; Ism" Ilst Mb; Dis tails% Ilst; Voyaer, lasi Subleer, 10st 111 b; assapsoo, 106 10lb; Chat, 10st gib; Prises Omits, ISA /lb; Birds( Parsdiss, Ithlt alb; Mos Nipper, 10st 1110. iLabi intelltgente EQUITY COURTS.—YarrsaniT. Bedard the Lord Chaaaellcd. _ ALLEM? ff. ALIS-11.1-Y-AND. 13zrnam AooousTs. This appeal from adecree ofthe Meter of the Rolla was argued last week, and the nude facts of it were reported is the journal. It will be remembered that the bill was filed in I: 7 3 s lZilliam Allfrey (who is a barrister not in pen ' ties) the personal represeatatives of his mole, Rd Allfrey, for the purpose of lanstiga anew certain mounts of the latter, which wen by him to the plaintiff is 1826, and signed by the plaintiffs correct. The accounts related to the admitraiso of the mimes of George Alden, who died is 1802, Lavin $ willow and five children, of whom the plaintiff was the peogese—bitiog born some weeks after his father's death. Rdword - rey took upon himself to administer his deemed brother's estate for the bosellt of the widow end Whims, and he pot hired( In the place of a father to then children. In 1539 the plaiatiff, being admitted to examine the accounts of Edema Alltey; (who died in 1834), discovered several ernes la than, of which he was Ignorant when he signed thew The bill prayed that the settled wealth might be set aside, and that It be referred to the muter to take the senate over again. —The Master of the Rolls was of Dpi Dios that the accounts were false, and that it would not be doing judos to give liberty merely to surcharge and falsify ; he th erefore deemed that the settled amount be set aside, and that the whole assonat of George Allbey's estate be taken stain, and with special directions. The Zord Chastener, In giving his judgment on the appeal against that decree, said the only question he had to confider was whether the settled scream should he set aside altogether, and the secounts taken over again, or whether the reformers should be only to autoharp and falsify the false items in the settled account. This distinction was not saw • it is band in Vernon 4. Vawdry (2 Atkins, 119), wine It is said, if there be mistakes only, the wiy objeetiag will be only allowed to surcharge and Bushel; bet If there is fraud apparent to the court, the wings a c count shell he opened ; - and in that ease the account woe settled 23 veers before. His lordship said he had him self acted Mt that distinction is reviewing a decree of Lord Langdale Ia the ems of " Wedderbaine e. Wedderbaras " (4 Myles and Craig), and the rale is, that where the ac counts appeared to be fraudulent an former settlement of them is void. Bat the rale, where there are only error. and omissions, is, to surcharge end falsify. The same distinction is lowa in modern came, as also ia that ems In 2 Brown, p. 62 (. Brownwell e. Braswell") where Lori Kenyon, Master of the Rolls, said the matter was not sufficient to opea the whole amonnt, it was suilledeat for the e,..114 of pudica to let the plaintiff falsify the Items. The length of time that the plaintiff then allowed to elapse precluded him, Lord Kenyon thought, from opening the whole &c -omet, so he only gave liberty to surchargeand falsify. That course WOO followed fa the ease of "Mills,.. Craig" (6 Beans). If justice is better done by crae course than by mother, the farmer ought to be aimed. The court was always lodised and bound to late lower& the Web d, Esther tbmithereetadlog. party. IfthstemlNleneintbi.ess. osa .. ibLespiming the asesunts, length Mhos amnia sot be any The plaintiff here missed a memeandans to the hat . he bad mode a eatisfseasej kinediption of the emennis • but it was clear that he had net, seed had so e t smortunlty of making such an investigatie• daring the We st his uncle, who, to the mind= of all the Wally, beams the sole admiabtralie of hie heather's will—the will soneersed. Oae feet was saes& to show that the plaintiff did not investigate the amount at the time he stetted it. There appeased to have been • lust of 9.0001. odd In the fonds whin the plaintiff's father died, and of that sum 4,0001. was sold by the awls, and sot rendered is the tenet socount with the thmily, but he transferred the sera to his own anostat. That was one Gtr item—a steer and unexplained ease of fraud. His lordship adverted to another Ms- entry 1:138lesd mid, here was an uncle sad atheisistriter, placing it ism pantie to his nephew, hhttylag the amounts * of his administration In mach a way that awn the latter hod investigated the ace tints he may set have discovered the fraud, and he therefore was *semi of the state of th. accounts when he signed them. TM Master of the B .ils' decree was therefore right in eattieg mike the al .d settled accounts. Wt at grounds or swans had the *Me to com plain of the sounints, he not having discovered the trawls in them till a short ime before he filed the bill ? The Muter ev the Rolls appears to have con.idered those matters well before he made his decree. When the accounts snail b. taken, the coat will then be in a situatioa to give prows directions. His lordship said he approved of the decree 0: the Rarer of the Rolls in every respect, and die aimed the appeal with elate. Beene the Maw at the las. ATTOhhiT-Gheihnht. O. Coiroaanow OP LOWDOII. OW' lEJIMIP OP TEO BPD OP THE Bretz TICILICZO. This iatormati.m wan filed by the Atterneretnerel on let. behalf of the Crown against the 04Zereticla of London, Kr. iferowsthar, the Tows Clark. dims Warm to whom the oor poratioa had pawird lies yes to maks embank - nests at mime parte of the Kw Thames, skins* on be. half of the mown to bs wield aa the bed sad soil, and shores of the river, and allsgkm a dein on tho part of the sorpontion to be owners of "bola& and soil of the river, and 3 bigh mad Is., wee reek eel i z peay ot2ths sigth et the weak and at the impasalleare al& beaseelisid algid. Itne ossmts thst be at law he • eiseseed •for Zakpupae, and until the fbr Mereleaden arse that the eserreetra et the esakinkremits •whills the esepseiglea had gnarl 1e eight be roelndird, and if the resale et the sea sheet Ale al lse eight Otis" sitypreahms. that se Rush steleten. WM SINN, eras night ho iwroved.rail sier& snit sad veik and for relief. The estraglan dernered to the Ina the demurrer was resswied by the Master tithe Oil his diaries was tanned ea appeal to the House et alt datPareha tM pee in their answer, L whet they snored • ressepthe right So be owners et the bed and soil end sheer et the river, tad deard the title a the crown. They Waged that their title was recognised seed sad reserved in and by various charters sad seta of m iasmas, mad had lira araiserd in by the emits tram that inersoriaL But they declined to set out the saurus on which 'hey relied, on the around that they wale the evidences of their title, mad Okay messed to to sat a list of them, the allegation that i ir t eu titt lead to a discovery ot th• evident, os which they . And they Loire is sapper& dead eatmal, coa the rule that • party h see home es Arises his Me to an ad verts litiget =reaped,., wee Men te this we awe, es tho groundet iassillsiesey and the Matter allowed the rasp dam. The ears sow etre ea upon exceptions to the Mar tees report; and the peineipel sear= sow discussed was whether the tishadoeis wile 1110101 b We the as to their shiergaired by the fisheries.. MOSlM ais g v a tad Rendel relied on the rale that partial were not brad to dirket their evidence of title to persons claiming ad versoly,_ _sod with whom they had no privity. The thilsher-Dimeral was heard for the crown. He re seeded that the defendants had not distinctly stated the Ut tar at their** which he submitted, ern wording to the tee gaelles, they were bound to do, eth w erh tasy might nit ao set forth the evidences on wit they or MA& al theld is v i r %se sewn, and ill Ted fiduciary etsessare. and wms NJ hit that retina entitled to withhold from dmi sewn the nature of their title or thereon& ea whisk they IL And he maintained that all the aMe of the serponeles. whisk were entre r evidenose at owireehip, wore, I. het, referable to their title as Gomorra tces.—The este was net essabaded. HOOl , lll O. DlNOOL—Dinvoom o. Hoorma.—Pnlanflik• sin. Durum The original bill in this suit was filed by the plaintiff Hooper, fee partnership accounts against the defendant De mon with whom he had car r i e d os business r reverses in Landoll. The plaintiff had curie en bearer he WNW prior to May, 1834, when he took Denson, who had bees hie able clerk into partnership he three pem . and the dna was carried on ander the style of G. H. Hooper end Co. The plaintiff brought 17,0001. into the 030110111, white eonstintted its 'spite. In hag, 1837, pee to the tilitothoet the tin' for wile it was entered into, the partnership was dissolved by mutual sentratat, in consequence let the ill-health Of ldr. Hooper. Disputes subsequently arose about the man ner is which the assets of the concern were to be dealt with, and the result was the institution of this suit by Hooper for the partnership areounts.—There was a cross bill by Demon. Mr. Collins, he Desoto, opened the .toss bin. Were the Mee-Chancellor of Unetand. IfTNIIII O. PIIZIOAL —RAILWAY DIIIIINTUNIII All NAT WITNIN TNT MOILTICLIN Ace, Buy BAN= SILARNII 1,11. Timothy Myers, the testator in this cause, by his will, dated &Mk of Jun., 1844, gave and beqneathed to kb wife, Aaa Myers, e ll his koueehold goods and furniture, plate, Linea, ilts,she paying thereout all his just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses, end the testator gave several le genies amounting to 8101., and directed the same to be paid out of hie real estate, or sat of each parts of his personal rotate as ersabbiee lama , mortgages, railway debentures. shares in re isherwise savoured of the realty, whisk he directed bile desplmery_ hind for inch payment,, end in case these al bo banikcient, the Senator directed that the residua of his estate should become liable to tho extent otos: only, and the said testator gave ail the residise his pommel estate, including his shares in tho Northumberland and Barham District Bank, to trustees upon Latest, immediately alter his decease, to convert the ems kb fesafey, and to place the mere out on pveramist smaritise and phe dividends arising therefrom unto his rirre wife het sad after her therms the said divides& and . to be fro m time to time received in equal pro by the following societies, namely, the Society for Christian Knowledge, the Se4ety for Promotive r the Gospel in Poulin Parts, the Church Niminsary Society, and the Church Building Society, The bill was filed by the widow of the testator for the administration of his estate. A. reference had been made to the Master to ascertain what personal estate the testator was portend of at the time of hit death, and what liortions were to belong to the four charities named in his will.--The Master found that this mortgages, railway debentures, bridge, and bank shares which formed part of the testator's estate were all chattels; real, and ravouriog of the realty ; except so far as the said bank shares and railway debenture. were teepee tinily altered or varied in respect of their nature or %lay of such chattels real as aforesaid, if they were so al , by a certain deed of settlement, whereby the shares in the said bank were declared to he estate, and by an act of t of the 18th of April, 1829, whereby the shares 7a the said railway were declared to be pansaal orate. Mt. Stuart and Mr. Faber, on behalf of the widow, con tended that the hank shares and railway debentures being both of them charges upon land, savoured of realty, sad came within the Mortmain act, and could not be taken bz the charities. It was admitted that the mortgagee and bri shares ease with!' the act, and it was now con tended the bank *hares and railway debentures were included in the same principle. Mr. James Parker and Mr. N. Wetherell appeared for the charities, and contended that the bank shares and railway debentures were not within the Mortmain A c t ; th a t were neither of them charges upon land. It wee impossible to find any company which was not possessed ei land ; but the charelsolder in • bank could not lay his hand upoa any portion of such laid and claim it u his own. By the deed of settlement establishing the Northumberland and Durham Banking Company referred to by the Muter it was expressly declared that no benefit of survivorship should arise amongst the shareholders, and all the property of the company ea between the shareholders thereof and m between their respective real end personal representatives should always be considered end deemed to be personal estate, so that each sharehelder should have a distinct and separate right as between themselves to his shares in the espied of thd company ; and that such shares, in ease of intestacy, should be transmissible to the personal representatives of a damned shazeholiks. As to the railway debentures, they were nothing more than promissory notes given by the company, and wise in no tempest chargeable upon the lands of the company, and ' could not be held to some within the Mortmain Act. The VieaChaneellor said the chief question wee as to tleg. , railway debentures, whether they came within the sonata of mortinain. He thought that they did not. The ea of parliament gave something very different from a charge upon the rates ; it directed that, in ease the interest upon any mortgages should be in sneer, the mortgagees might, upon application to two justices, havepropergweese appointed to re ' calve the whole, ormeh part or porta the ratesas were liable to ply spich fennel as should be due and unpaid ; end such rates were to be received to the use of the persons to whom such interest should be due. It did not appear by the form of the debentures that the rates were at all liable. There was no ex • which could amount to an aesigsment of the rates, tit was provided that the mosey should be bor rowed upon the credit of the undertaking. It was true that the bolder of- a promissory note might, by a circuitous mode take out execution ; but still there was no charge upon the land. The shares in the bank, his Honour thought, were differently situated, end that they were charges upon land, and alma within the Mortmain Act. Before YlooChanoollor Haight Brace. EX I%IM &num, Sn KIIIINOT.—ANNOLLIXO • FIAT. The petitioner claimed to be a creditor of the bankrupt, and sought to annul the fiat for welt of a sufficient petition ing creditor's (UM ; that relied upon being the amount of • bill of ante, whisk Mr. Catain, the pritioning creditor, I &dated for bookies done by him as the bankrupt's attorney, and kr damages and money expended for the bar krupt's use, suunting to 6621. 10s. Id. Before toning the flat Mr. Oat& had taken the bankrupt in execution for the debt, and the ground en which the flat was sought to be mantled was that the debt was thereby discharged. The semi question had arisen in as action brought aguinst the peti tioner by Mr. Gatlin ea usignee of the ban kru pt, in which • and Mr. Bag r. 111,-b- the htu s bed been . nonetdt;i:—Mr7iscen shusseupported the petitke.—Mr. Bwanston and Mr. nett-, bassets/Mr. Oattlin contended dtat the legslquesti, a had t , ( 4 bees decided by the court of law. They also Mitt! upon Items u having been omitted in the bill of costs, nod other churn ea constituting a good indepenth to debt, not affected by the question in dispute, and they denied that the petitions was a creditor. The Vice-Chancellor considered the sufficiency of the debt on which the bankrupt had hewn taken in 'Knoll* disposed of by the consult and the result of a subs-queot application for a new trial. The addition smoke to be made to the demand comprehended a charge for perusing docu ments; and even if an attorney might increase a bal already delivered, by adding forgotten 1t... of espenditure, he could not do so for such a purpose u this. The fist mast be an nulled unless respondent could successfully impeach the petitioner's right to be considered a creditor. The ct,se stood over to De again spoken to es to this. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.-TESIEHDAY. - - _ Nun Pairs at Clulldhall.—Bafore Lord Pam= and Common Juries. CELEITAN O. B.73III.—NIOLIGINCE ON THE PANT Or 13/1111117 . 1 011IC1101. Thu was an action brought against the h igh sheriff of the county of Surrey to recover compensation to damagis for making a false return to • writ of ft. fa. which had been put into the bands of his officers to execute, and also for negli gence in executing the writ. Mr. Crowder, in stating the cue to the jury, said that this was an avant brought nominally against the h'gh theta of the county of Surrey, but the real defendant vet. the officer to whom the execution was entrusted. The plaintiff, was a grocer and chandler, carrying on businem in Deemsrk-street, Cold-harbour-lane, Cembnw and a Mr. Summers was indebted to him to the amount of be tween 201. and 301., and not being able to pay pto 'ceding. wire commenced against him, judgment obtained, and an execu tion tuned. The writ of S. fa. was lodgtd at the st.eriff's Mee on the 6:h of December, 1848, about three o'clock to the afternoon, and a return was made on the 21u of the .unto month, in which it was stated that Mr. Summers had on goods to levy upon. That return the plaintiff omnplaitad of as being false inasmuch as Mr. Summers had a house and furniture . The plaintiff farther thaelainei that due dftence had not been used to execute the writ, b l wit ich means he had been defeated of the fruits of his j ucgment.