The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-08 00:00:00

orw i r k NEWSPAPER .1% ( t . V 7 -ItP- 1 tr . 4 Le - 1/7f77--7 >, #l4. 4./---. -.w. No. 4.885.) CAurn, call* at •MADRAK—The t i ; C aua Apply sinarat stamatib lITDASPirt, t,tte teete. tat amitateta raw Imam le OM neer% 1...1 , .rc well ban es lb Ulh Ileenhoettle• prawn kaviat lessumed a• thelrl itle neselleelet chi p loanr aer~ jar thr ladle be been liiirwrwhiy rcnttrci. be acemaraclistlaw it pamwelnk rwil will carry as ex. peehmedi mamas mad • elimeriu_ em week Ili ag a i caw will be amillmeal moll* by tee al the talk:net', ancillary bete•glag te Me Company : afar. Vas Newam& Dr& or Wins ge as erelie UN 111 Jose ll Uri NII UIL IN Jely LL Mt AIM UN IN & LIN VA Eras fon& UN - Dromber IL Os ...............,. ainrouir ma& & .: 0. l t: Wawa add .WI ar id the Olides et ildrOmpod. II Jadiddelross, Wm. IC.. where dam mpg.. mils dadips se NV= I cif . sordid *sold bens& DM ftesdry. ad bd.' M landds Illagologemosay Limited), I‘ Illesbabas;&47. (CZaWit ZASTIRN for 113 W YORK.— YORK.—'he ninim GMAT M ISM W Sa m emitter, MI la Om U MOM aim err NEW YORK. laiskr Me andlimal al Cupids W. PAWL we Tl 7 WAY, May & Faris: Ostia gorge. til• la 8211, according to •CCI MO nu xl.tioN, II Wire We MIMI privempan lo Mr adorn. Arrsagerornto Wive bliellMilis eitik the melees rallwar acangransa foe la. maven me of tr.= oil We portatipal amnia to Milford Haven IdewrMMp regionci Was ladaroandid• prow, tIO IN. : Mindir 41111 a. isciading anamtpaaso to NUfard. legal* on Near Garda reatived Wale lii Liverpooi ne tom WWII" way is a a. Woo. R. Laaniord- 1 =l6.U.srpool : orrr ak inad ado^ NSW Sam ; liguar. ' sod Oa. 114, PosehancildlWlll.ldWionn, LC ; or tin Win Omni Slip tampaa, ,Lietted:. W. tlowill.reel. loadia. LC 'WINO= STRAM COMMUNICATION to war TOIL OloweL—Tho LITMOUL, WSW !MX, PVILADILPIIIAMAMAIIIPOOSAFANT Wood dwomich los IMO telLpromead ltd. NOW maim al weer tom Po mart par awd . WILMILT FRO Li, 10a NNW TOILE CITT Or YO/t/L. Wor4 T Apra CITY OF WASHINGTON. W , Aptll It ILDINBUIWIL Wolarrkgr , Apra AM ran aseersdias W Cablaimmoso, 15,, 17. sod piewm asomdtwg So Obi mem oweitlow Forward pr "p. • plasm all prodelows mobs& tompapors Mr Cards wad law Wagon Roam booked larowph on riga Mossier/0m tram—Far hoar partkularo ali s to WILLIAM INMAN. MLWlMrwarrat, Llompeol; or to wad WACKY. 111. Ilas WlOrnomMowa. BRITISH COLUMBIA OVERLAND TIANAIT vie CANADA.—In May Oa BM& CA Wig Own Mad Transit Company will dmiuMii- • p.m of Int said wood claat paaaragers from tactri, per aiataaar to Canada. and over tbe Grand Trunk Railway to Maw sod IL Peek and vtl Ur ilm.l River arttlesorot i iicarmid witmene, four boreol. to British Cohimhisi A Newt will y the psimaaaani. sad da• provision b• nags kr vtalasßYp rues from M. Parra, tat each seek TWIG. Mao beta teemed per .tram sod rail will he imassil oa sag tatata• tageolie terms Early applicetion for pasamia most be made. Mere and tall particulars of the route ata M elealmi at the Pekes of the Company, 6 Cornball-court AMA ElLlZlOcrric"reet'eatmlarY• QTEAM to COPENHAGEN front London 13 Duvet —Tbe wellb wows emu dimmer lAttr ANGLIAN will be .lespatetwo hunt colf lloroelplows about A9rll 10.—App1y to tbotowaots. Gram. J. JOHNMON Ind @ON, 211, oary► purlieu. LC.. or to PIiILLIPPS, GLAVIN. and rimurra. 11. litoottaar. LC. BANK of AUSTRALASIA, incorporated by Royal Muter Mb, No. 4, Threedundiseirese, looks, Muth 24. ISM Tb, Cowl of Riverton 11FREDY GI VI NOTICZ OM • 11•11-VLUILY DIVIDED of ne a ahem Wks meths nee et • we . we sees ea the capital latest el the Ceepeeeilea. end else • levesson eddittoeel letnell, et SW •• shim, likepelher SI Ha then, or at the *le Si 11111 pee teal pee emeenk wal he PAID to Wee proprietors, bee elf home le; et Ms Mee, at of seer DA V, the 16141 Awn mask between the iron of tie rod these o'clqck if: nslir rek7rai We - A.l tee. ea UM hot, and stellar so -SU tb DlsMedsad Boosts bosom DI aria et the wmu c ArimusiN. swam. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Fleet street Idadoo. Mobliaised ISM The invested Assets di this itociety exceed nye Mises hies , lisp. its mutual Incase Is roar Hundred and Ninetydleo fl eared Pounds . Up to the tilt December, Int the Society had paid la dal= Upon death soots Assured bonus Unease LIMOS Tawlbw wore The peon, are divided even Ifth pegr AU Wiens effected 'Whirr the peewit year will, U in =Zen ith : Met December.ltielli, share la the profits to he divided up to that date At the ,lirlidoes of profit, hitherto ramie, reversiogarr homilies @seceding Three anal a Half =hum have been added to the several patios. Prospecting', forms of proposal, and detergents of gscosats, nay be bad oil application to the actuary. at Ma Ogles, Ilene street. Leaden. WILLIAM samun DOWNES, uss. iAtarry. STEVENS' PATENT BREAD MACHINERY COMPANY iLloOtedy. No VTICE P 4 MIEREBY GIVEN, that Arrucaricon; tar 1411A1t4 In OR Company inn.t I.e made on aft Wore MONDAY Rot, the 14th instant —11) WALTER BINUOII, Dreatary pro to to, 014 Jewry chambers. April 7. UAL AC-DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, IA no. per gallon, Is damosstralot ic v asalyala, OrZX vastly tree fr eak acidity. sad Toy to meg Sim of Coon.. la Marl bailee. pet do:.: or la eau Ike ibo wearer% IR Mabry eausiap pakl. No la eau to be °Wafted oali(od 311117 and Old liolhoroOLC. —Pale Dinner SHIRRY. 244. per doz. Vi t a!ka, carriage paid ItarastraendrAl with confidence. BURY tee, LC. DAM awl Ca. Distillers sad importers, Holborn- SALT sad Co.'s LAST INDIA PALL All mers=lploie, 4e. fd. thr doom). Borba dm, sad Oulu aisleeldit bottles of Imputed bed tospedid armed. and eau did sad upward. hatelef's Lanka stoat, 0 Ems omen AY and .tout bottled Sipmeely ler aspwia ams.-3000DT a C. stmts. Lleatreet, C. SAIIOI.—LEA and PERRI I B USW essime tie Public Apia.. Amiens hawses et their crerbireserraed WOILCIL4TIVIII Ihi SAUCIL Purchasers Assad MR for LL% aad Patti NW SAPCIL Parr cared br Cremoiseasse le be TUC oNLY QUM SAUCL" Mi giblissik and f.,r enotalr i rnstoirs. Worcedir UM& Cisand ISLA M to .lie., bp , pan sad elms uilisisallx CAMPIT% sad BEDDING. Cilli owcargirk elabase= b4 Mo2l•l with MO manly- CRA= " C=ts e l 7 1r aq dm. ry esetal iz i: b4 lll:oll:2Cir d = Irk IN Wisp. Ktighlridags. Lark& tammtry onion anies Inc NA An dogma mei amplielae "abet irsarlymen aft wh . IS grim ; iblegempa OW. gsw. lllom an/ Use WIN= wad Who isab ffs. noel iS oboe. alb. The stria sm. ari basolas _T C. awl J. IFIILD'S PAS/MIN U. ilittiAtilM pi imparlart lnlAC ltuempaame CA. i !loft stye siiing of Nein that resists dim sts.ti as dlr. I. Me isimisr al sentitftitts at tit peel I ; slde Ittr.latkeby's tv pit oldie isig tat lot .1111 lb. andlis, d V dish. hi tows essuity. Are Claw ntklaraiad rebid Rervity Romp TiIIYIK tIL itid id. each atttaltvla only , at the liaoulactag, lIPPInt MAIM. LAMM& W. MUM' WM= WIBB KUM war RILIXO AND SIMMER lITOCK Ist ihs Weed tweed Swiligh AISSIXA I 'matzo& sgplislii wed ay Mr The ls m T ow ismsrs wise n m rioil.i.<l Insamiellywilmilsll.lllllool6ATßlLET.CAßOVllll-SQUAIS ww4 who w set cwaiwais4 wish say penes MAMA. sad MAW Wise la his rm. Imanalisinsa 1441. PICCTACLES, improved by HARRIS and S - 3 SON, met eerttieb me m, thealibil aft" asmil be nedc Meek wtila metal, et pebble', lib; Z a Ll: rms. at to leo OW eed Wane hosebeeke ash yew i egeolly tow_potemo teem, Ih 14 polo boo THOM. MAWS reit SON, to the 116.yal Smelly, appalls the bflibil limmemagerhusdos. Setantiehod 17yo. thattiss.—Ne Imam empitgei "Ft (7 PT II R ZEL-Th. PATIN? ULI - GUMMI TROIS, Mktg dlosirrily ward tompb. atk ramommied 17 Ur knotly Ihr Ma owe nest et Mint& TM mccomity mialles of s mod Imo m rodelig somr, Menai mommmy paws on Ms part alloded. MilioMe Mewl le aim ~ma la Mos memomamodwllM orlmi Neloom MI/M.—J.Wite • 11 . 1 Os. Wilmigif. W. LADIEL-ROWLAND, KALTDOR, . Podsolail lielssied Peeprades iron WI lireed. Iyhe tile Oneleelee mei lila lle Name bleon I Impede s o o the die* ire de Whirs NM delliehy "Mb II Imam el ceedA sse Ye MIMI eitil roe. Ili di waft belielles Nei di edam tan. spi" imillik illesan. de " u m = slier elleeeme Aid mid II hilleindade Ile =lid II Melds" all tbe et dhede IS .10 sek, MO sehreeee to cold And tadedowq. er Were sae hog. Prid eh ei. sad se N her lells.odeli se le, Maildanyeekn . WI bir ihesslsta sad perideseh Mk kr ••Iloolowels . helped: ead beware of madam OM iewalaiwas articles seder the dee d •• lIalydoc" I THE ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL s a r ..COMPANT. eodll4lAaosysis wilh Lolled Malay, sad Nearer Rbg&!.o.aw TO. Askoisf, (1.t1.110,10)0,, D4vkled Inania%Kal 'Ghana fit iiiCrillaransla Depnait applianalan al par Ws% and OM slisboort. TM Italian Onnounanapoorissa a Lk bier* of gi pft , orut. on the replid. sad lie a elate" fond to provide for ite redemption. TM war q uis M careu7,llile;74lWatember of Deputies. The Count tiediftmli, Senator formerly Oovamor at Bologna). 3‘. lade.Det of the Haut of Mika. De Vineeral (ftmerly Minister of Public Worked Nfipku). M. 0. De refuel, Hanker, Tarte. IL Lung, Dunker, Parma O. o. ma<=aa. "67aViaaaartii Airs am vane' karviece inalack it, Sabi, Dleertor of the Oriental Bank Junes Mama, Req. (Leases, Nephew, and Co.). 16, C Z e llr ela t . i-s Lie7st.-Coimot W. °Wow, Dirgetoe of the Mader Irrigation and Card Wm. Widtee Cm.lll, Seq., of the laden Mewl Mbar C. Set si Dtmetor of the Airs and Vaned &Mrs Bask P. ois Bedew , at,y.Chalrmaii a the Peninsular and t leer lift Company. P. amleve tea. Choloott House, Kingston, Surrey. J. P. Brows Waelhead, ILq., 31. P , Ikputy.Chairman of ilia Leedom mid North Western itallway Company ROMS IA Loewe Messrs. MeMerman, Peters, and Co., ea, Bleholsolane. Baentsaa u haft—Mseera Charles De Peron and Co., Torii Pommes —ltems. Lana and Son, Id, Cannon street. Bllol[ll3B-11~1. Posy said Brett/swat* ge, Old Broad.street Naar emearesa. bloom Cie not Turin J. Abernethy, 1e.LC.1., Inadoet. Temporary Moth lt, Ombra-house, Old lifoadotthet. flarlaisT, pro Ms—Laimater Pally, leg. 0101eT1 OP MB COMINIXT..-410€ • th Ode Oanprty is to awl tete effect the bine* ressunerstive com mies elle\ has bus meth by OS °overeat...it for W coadruthies of Irrigable Waits la Teebora they. No peat boo been the reputattou andre et warble Wi tham la leek that they have been se one et edro- Ildo seam by the cesium's a Wee Os Set of ladle to dribs sad execute the themes /W tor W se that • bee the =ages the artiflabi=lllthelee bed la warm Amen Imo braideed the of the gthe mod probable in leillelee el segbal. In feta the appeatheaelfele system hes yielded a rerageseal hem to 100 perm% le the mod of con. strectimo the seal demshis of Anew% `Spain, It hex...- creamed theories at the Asa tengeld; gad has given to the plebs laskedy *dr proverbith PINIOWII for exhauthises fertility The Meek' grespeed to the apendleis of tale Company corn. methods reed its theist et the fames plain, ex tending ban the bet et the le Ur frontiers of Lombardy, and justly ceithesied or the pees of Ihrope. The C,thpany will Immetheree T a Lte r . roathenst the Orsat Irrigation Canal*/ lieethers to eadoemity with the derails of the ethehreliall ellgeeer Set, she Enjoys the highest re. potation la Europe for barna meet sad whole thee hub atter careful examinee.% been ,pawed of by lllr. Abernethy and accepted by the belle The Main (anal, IS Idles M bit wide, did f bet deep, throughmece at Chkeemaa nem ere d Teta peas he rich theithele be Vendee sad Ike lassibmaid terminate at the elver Ticino, mar Novara. It anal Month sale• exhumed* waft of water from the river To, whet bee beim erre% lie Nib sd Italy, on account of the rich alluvial matte brought demo by Its throat It will irrigate more the tee 0 acres. sad It t eateried that the metal of the proprieties will Um elm to bereseed by 1140Ablyar aanum. la aster be eldela the agnates of =NW ether one the warts el the dere*me sea hiss with the theeesamaat ler I ke aim nage of Ye beim eimele at the lama Mesa sad the Mal% web will thus beams Weepy le the erne Case of the to. Tberipeent ter thew lleed b beaded b able tee he me at deterred dates, and the mount the essaa GUANANTINA OP TEN r a ILLIN fithermaser garinnees • Weal= Interest et the per mat per mom re the mere mete to be expended to es thembre esseteeetka of the meads, the preliminary bad the eameaseseall sad mainithenee of the works the liras male, its shams a este and advantageous to. degeadthilth et the bee peels which may be saithiptle sae impotheat weeks. The Itagaa flthernment else guarantees the regmessi el the signal through the spongier of • slaking taut The esamp tin of the ahemwgteegtaote annually by lot, with AY gnat ad.... Lute to the eeildms, that, after bathos received bath their capital b lli, Off we roam partklpaton la all welts exceeding g per eng. Mang the eumerang term of the con. . . . . . The madding conessiss waa *sod by the Mirelniers of Agriculture mil Cammwries, EMI of Masses, on Ye IMh Mims mediate Govoininsnt be. nagesat to grows fee this Clamps* all the seersomp powers whisk remit* the assenst of the la rrlllolTolll.—Tbe eel of lbe mite Mille YAW& by the don alpha se lie iny, eat by bends loweed meerthe "Mbar I I dam 00.11 with Mired bind wM ha stomped * Ma Oweernmest. awl I gius ra i rierissi p lin pee awl will be pat M Ms Ifaiissol Prevelsitnel oontracte haw been Zit= Ihe sanction and zp=li wzmkaud of the Hibbs nommen* ter Me ossonlica of ail amenseters wise aro prepisni *ode. pea ample maw tar Me tallbssin of ingsglo ignsts. I' ITll.—The ritreekra desire to avoid bolfts red ex aggerated estimates of the large pronts to be derived tram their Irrigation works, In addition to the guaranteed interest d 9 per cent. bet the Aida returns In their pomession, white have been prepared with the most scrupulous accuracy, and which may be sees at the cams of the Company, justify Mint Is anti cipating mutts fully equal to these which have bees obtalsod under the most favourable cirommbraces in Italy M gam countries. In making these calculations, there can be no bake guide than what has taken plan In oar ewes belie. limpin, as exhibited In the following sutomsst ”Jonnt Cum, roan-WISMIN Pnowniclia—Tho wars rnent returns show that the vela. of the grope owed le ese year by the water supplied by lemmisanifia, whose hag* le tit Mies, war £1,143,300. In 10611 the Court of Dtrockes sanctioned an expenditure of £15.576 oo the /astern Jumna Canal, which In one year yielded • clear profit to the government of /0,759, besides enormously Increasing the value of the crops, and thus benefiting the cutheators to a far larger amount " Noani.Wramoni renewers—ln these provinces an ex &Lane* of 4557.000 was found sufficient to construct works nig 1,300,000 acres, and thus obtain a prodees of the an. Vinalue of 42,500,003, supporting a population of 000,000 souls . 77 4111 NAT Raison CANAL. NORTNAVIIIITERN NROVINCON—CoIo. net Baird Smith, the director of this canal, now In course of con struction. estimates that it will Ise completed for £3,000,000, and that It will nil. the annual value of the crepe It will irrigate to 17.000,000, and the pin to the cultivators will exceed £3,000,000 per annum - Extract from Report by fleut..Colousi C. B. Youn, officiating chic( engineer, Lower Province. of Befigal, dated 97th May, _ . . . " Whatever the results of different calculations may be, there can =juestiva, believe, that canals a. Irrigation works are r; ve in India, whether the profits be 50 par cent. and 'a nwrarela se Colonel Cotton rates them, or, according to the mere imderste estimates of Lient.Calonel Baird Smith, about It pee mot.. or, according to the experience of the canals In the sorilb-West Provinces. it to 16 per cent.. It Is equally the result. Is v mom . I helm,e that they repay richly to both government W te the people the mosey expended on them." The d per cent. Interest cm the shares allotted in England, to par with all dividends mat of profits, will be paid half-yearly. at II trams exchange. b Ma Company a hankers la London. The meta IMAM She Company has undertaken have been ilegemepaememied try the whole avulsing'. The undertaking eussiveil wilk Ike posimst favour ha Italy ; 10,000 shares are reemerwl Oar that country, tsav IMMO for allotment in _ _ . — pleatitme la the summed Mew maybe made to the London Ihreeten at the Oempeafe dim et to the Brehm of the Otameay la Loadea. • espy of the oteceedea rear be mesa at the cakes of the Oememey. Welt& April 4,181 L ►nRII Of APTUCATKII POI 1131111011. To the tendon Innvtorsof the Italian Irrigation canal Company. Gentlemen.-- Ilsv log paid to your banters the sum of I hereby request tharyon will allot me Miami of CIO each In the Ijsllan Ire Motion I•anal Company, and I hereby agree to accept the said shares, or any smaller number Oat may he allotted to me. upon the terms of the statutes, to toe pressed by the Italian Government. and to pay the further ges wit of at per share upon the shame allotted to me at such time W la such manner ma you may t. I am. Na.. hi MI Akins Is let Date OZONIZED OOD LIVZR OIL. By loyal Utters Palowl.)—Tik all. logespriall vti ozone the Wive and Ids Elvin yelselgie la same te taw It. nearest amend to toe trammpalia awl yet • erect; may befpu l e we ewe bri ew ria4 Med It. in Incipient c asams Me 161 Who . " Lincer l r... 14 by an elimisb, It bilks. M. IL ill. awl fa 911.1 H NI N —Dr. HASSALL'S Report on WATUWI Qr !NINE WINI reseameada Re ue, sad the Predeallea generally testily bette Naas sad hapietimee. NM= WATER& t 11 erthealma Oaaaaaabeet, lamina. ILC. Need by wawa chemists, 'tulles warelitasema. sad ethos, at lea • dam. Inaba& agents, Lmis.Wilbkoadea.Weearear. Al IM OTUAL REMEDY.—LANCBERTS AITIIIIATIC 'ALUM, without confining the Towels or sMieltig lie bee& testy ellkeelotei am! pleasant, is admitted to be the beet meilialme tor loreediately relieving eengha, °aids. asellineed ems of nellme„ sad incipient eassmighen. It tree - soros poems when the faculty prensente hienrable. oopogy man Oa MOM, which yese s bequest= aperessiling emeingelen Ns aliases ese truly renew er even Vag dein tor feu , of sneer YsR ea/ es nig hi a Ow sintges slier taking raeMMaTIMI egg W. Winn ranhalet 1 0. /NW& Y raprorri, it ar gleurrils. inside Mt, rad Wog irreliir irk b. dr& pad rig re iartir's M drop. em& Ildra. The mos mod Mins kariavel lie Now weer. lßl= IL. Ma Ww 14 'WEIS or to a mast •Iff•• Iva ps a paps er atedlati watt es 1111110171 V ITA VITAL'S, illwAlskod with ISO iLlgs *via We (ot CMOS sttiatied at the laid Die% inea,aid other Respdea). dascrtptive d tfebeseeM AMY esseequest upon the ..,,is sad asseeete af awl testalty. tioruccit," Mambo" ettll egr llarW z. al end Wes*** Mho Beal of onetesed yam seerrbiLie at lUe reatateaa. W. (mamba es ildie of St OisupeeThdellp, 11 I. and $ II: Saida" 11 t 111). TO be 101 diesel at shore, and trim dl houlsellui la Pateraestiruaw, Imam AWAY to 11111V01:18 817,718ERE3. GIVDI2r. user brolmt a XDITION of kir nibi' or& thoIIITATI =DIM PILINSD DM= solhelleliromut Xemos Debelly, Um et Memory. or 0111. larribilis, Do.. per‘lrio, ofr iilrreted aselealas Oro protap slspi. Dr Nana. a, -urpwrot. Tsrldockageara, Ueda& W. . DR. CIILVICRWELL, L.S.A., 8, OILIAT MARLDOROIIIIMITZINIT, W., Can be eche l W ell COM ot Awe= Beblleh, Isealfabity. Dirk fag dad Vi imit empeetty, Sprier . Senhoe. , Cederlistion, /we se Wire bee Wee% ',Wahl .01/WIEL A Ploisiesliel Paetsw et Ohs doom 1a ; y pest, L.IL baled. la IL Mu" et Alga" ee ahem Dr. C. say otl 111,, at The Peeidlioe Told* Ml^ 18, llYeafteleaniaL mai GM% Werlbeeaegleetre* W., boo I UV II p.m. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (=waft rstaxasats.) PRIISSLi. MINISTERIAL PROGRAMME. BERLIN, APRIL 7, Emma The semi-official Aligenteine Promise& (Stern) Zeitung of to-day says We learn that on the 10th inst., by order of his Majesty, and in con formity with the views of the Minister of War, a commission, composed of the highest generals in the service, will meet to consider the possibility of effecting a further reduction of the military budget. The President of the Ministry and the Minister of War will take part in the discussions. General Wrangel is to preside over the commission." The same journal also states :—" We understand that not only the budget of 1862 will be laid before the Chamber in greater detail than hitherto, but that the items of the budget for 1863 in detail will also be submitted to the Deputies, to obviate the inconvenience of the present arrangement, felt by the Chamber as well as by the government. We believe also that no bills for new taxes will be submitted to the approaching meeting of the Cham ber, but that the government, ou the contrary, will endeavour, by economy, to provide that, from July next the increase of the in come tax by twenty-five per cent. shall no longer be required. Bills bearing upon prin ciples of importance will not be brought before the Chambers during the summer season. Several bills upon changes in the tariff may be expected. It is the intention of the government to propose extensive alleviations in the interests of the work ing classes, bearing upon the price of the most necessary articles of provisions, and including the total repeal of the taxes upon corn, and a considerable reduction of the import dues upon rice, cattle, and meat. For the same reason a diminution of the taxes on mining products may be expected—to consist of a reduction of 1 per cent, annually for the next three years, in order to support the iron trade d Prussia against foreign competition. A bill will also be brought in to lower the rate of postage upon letters circulating within the country. A proposal is also under discussion to increase tho price of salt to its former rate, for the purpose of raising a fund which shall be devoted to the augmentation of the Prussian fleet." ITALY. TURIN, Aram 7. The Official Gazette of to-day confirms the intel ligence of an engagement having taken place be tween the royal troops and the brigands under Crocco. It is stated that Crocco himself was tilled. it is reported that Austria intends to incorporate with her anuy the best troops of the ex-Duke of Modena, sending the remainder to infest the Neapo litan provinces. Discontent prevailed upon this account among the Modenwee troops—a portion of whom were desirous of returning borne. The Ministry had given orders to increase the number of iron-plated ships. THE PENINSULAR MAILS. - 805TTIIMIPTON, Ana. 7. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steain ship Emile% Ceplala Woodside*, from Yemenite sad Gibraltar, arrived bus this mats. at 5 o'clock. After leaving Mareeillee she =untamed a heavy gale treat the north-west, which compelled her to lay to for ..veal boom The Emiee left Mealier a the 2.d. She has open home to take out the Bombay mane of the 12th Mat. DR. syone Ns ssase id.ungsmo a ßit a nrg ziezigoz, I • voidniso sad Inolipoube vlth sanitad MINI* lion= I Thrivinuurr Comnun, Loirnon.—The council , Mad aoadiffidiask Ilmody asearbidynapannanaadok bega rnim i at their swam on datstda_, last appointed Dr. Wilson Fon dawn" faimm. red a radonbled newatipmat of ths wassealer to the Plasmasphtp at PaDiallidnal Asaimit. which we. r• - apatunt Ow libi ell lbasee•notellasoird peeve *mu 'mix's- signed by Dr. Jour co his heteinhat physician to her dila w = Web tar. at lhol lima Ills busstil7. Majerty. Dr. Fes was formerly a distinguished student Ilia— dna: NA d dr=li s o ffis o ma g ir al leji d j i : in no ° ° - of the CONS,. ia rte. am well as madiolas. at pad shed io both 1 •as In the traiwandty al Dios. and Aar - wards wen* come si eaisaille Slab. I. 11100111)41 11881N01 al LITZ i„ is G.,.., glisi Z a w il vi r al = d Bois, ma d K a m m ....V il j a m ege l. " ll % . ropmitiall. cued r aNind t. ....." I " 6 " ° " ure wimma . k i• ass •-• - 4 ---- 111 Ws= sys i g il• Is the Wank bf a psit• 14 enlillan In arse, with tali harnsmi.... band an the at tie Olandalir eleuslarss le VA. or Saw Mr Ns.. Nat aa .of the Ineuriali. Dote the four yews le boa bsii 1 pasha/ NI rasalabareer drogii.--Osas=a3= i the Miss of pitysidas iii Nadia 81a 4 ordsistrii Ininsazy sod Co.. fillt alma. awe Timpielar• at Newer lie-vaiiwZyst. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1862. TuLONDON PAVILION.—The Froprieton b! ve mach phew* In siutoomedag the ENGAGEMENT of Manor RORERTI. from the (tread Opott r gerill, who will EVERY EVENING this Week. Let Week but two on s im r Constance and Madame Lopsided. Motioned inmost of Me OPERATIC EILLECTIONB: mod the eembilmei talent of the BROTH/111 ELLIOTT nod time eaEyed la the comic depart• meet reader the programme oaego. sd In point of attraction. THE LONDON PAVILION, Ttekkermaalresi, top of the market. Admission. area, ed.. haiesay. la. zussuz GROVES. Molokai Director. TREWELLINGTON RE-OPENED. —TM whois of the ground floor Is now open for alba trait the "art.." A Three Shillings Set Dinner Is served it Is Rom from 130 to 9 p.m The Grand Saloom srs open for smoking sod raga& tlywa dalp be. 9 ,at. to midnight. Ou Sundays he. LSI to II a TSB WALLINGTON, aeltsoces Nt issies'ostrat. sod 109. Ttocall l / 7 .—By order P. SCOWZN, VKLIAING DRESSING BAGt3, Dressing ii Aw n despatch Doses, tosolslt ea masa, jewel COMP% wilting his. Pe ilia production% library beta m seadissal, sad Issuer ems al see cutlery, scissor% man, tabls kith's.. the razor strop and paste.—.l4 M. Milan and BAZIIIII, a, Leadsultall street, 112, Itsgent4trest, and Crystal Palace, Ilydanbass. MR. CARLETON'S NEW WORK. This day (Dever before published), prise la, THE SILVER ACRE. By Wiru.uat CAstaros, Adam ot "Stories sd the Esti Traseatry," to Lomas : Ward sad Leek. US, Iteetestreet. DR. corns or NZIVOIIIkkik GINISAL DXBUTIT, Isk Just Pubkliskkko Is,psil kid Emilio Awns, tor 12 A XIDIOAL AY ea the CAUSE ZS. Mit el 'interims Demos is YLAS. Ink plots dkusllsis kr parka ristiesSlss le balk sad views km NOD se knolpive assemtal paean Is lie tossinestel ask cagels=7 6. inglV a r su r ii =tilsr es.. itesent "WSW mobseldkals sake - Y __ __ _ _ wkwithebeeewlitetletiese meet—whiteireedi pm= Ii• Modes GI week pkkgesr. se oscass: —Dam Looks: M. IS. OarsilS: sal J. Abs, Warikkassi. INTIREATIONAL EXHIBITION. I On Sunday the building was visited by a large and distinguished party of visitors, amongst whom were nearly all the cabinet ministers. They were shown over the exhibition by Earl Granville, and were much struck with the effect of the picture galleries. The hanging in the British gallery being seerly completed, they bad such a view of the English school of oil and water colour painting as no cabinet minister' ever enjoyed before. It rip ! pears to be generally felt that Mr. Sidney Cooper's picture of the Battle of Waterloo should not be exhibited, out of respect to our Freneh guests, and its removal, we believe, has been determined upon. The various noblemen and gentlemen who own valuable paintings are daily becoming more favour able to this exhibition ; tend though the commis sioners experienced some little difficulty at first in getting offers of good works, they could now fill their walls twice over with notable pictures. The foreign gallery was in too backward a state for the ministers to see anything but the few Swiss paintings that are already hung, the great works of the French and German schools—the two lead ing schools of Europe—being hidden in packing- Mess. A good story is told of one French painting, albs Bishop of Liege," by Eugene Delacroix. It win peeked up three months ago in a stout owe, OM met to the railway station, but instead of the rerdation Aches" to bee Majesty's commissioners, ' the Nader had put oeteide the name of the picture. -Railway ;AM& are not more intelligent than nine tenths of the human ram, and therefore the picture was naturally forwarded to the present Bishop of ' Liege. The Who* had no "advice" of the present (to use a commercial term), but be liked the picture very much, and after it bad b in his dining-room three weeks or a month, ' be Mred it still more. He believed that it was a gift from some faithful son of the church, who desired not to be known by name--a peculiarity of many religious benefactors. In due time the most prosaic business-like inquiries were made after the missing picture, and ' it was traced to the house of its delighted possessor. The dream about an anonymous church benefactor was rudely broken (not without some little dial- 1 culty), the masterpiece was torn from the snug i room and repacked, and care was taken on thus second journey to deliver it safely at South Ken sington. The arrangements for the admission and circula tion of visitors in the building were much improved on Monday. Both the annexes are now closed to 1 all persons who have not business in them, and a 1 determination is shown to pull the work through somehow. The delivery of heavy machinery still oontinues, and all the huge cranes and their atten i dant labourers are closely employed in fishing up the weighty packages, and swinging them on to [ 1 trucks, to be rolled to their places. MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC SOCISTY. The third Philharmonic Conoert took plaoe at ttr thasmremme Remo het night, The peogioceme PAM L 112 tr . /IL do lt') (V Lail. Bajdn. Ad% Ivorli. - 1 6 L 11 :1 16. Aloyerbeer. COMelfie la Wes& HST caddis .. Yoko*. AAA. "Al lido 111 id • Laois' " Ovear . 6ll =Maw PA IL arch a, N Y loolhom. sr "ot 0 0. ono.'• MIN Lo l a Pfir and rthr. HN Ilbeedalo lbw Ilpsepbsoies i sus of Ids omen weeks. make Wore the Wean gmodpecipimmks composed Isgbad, which he adeptei tin 10ger and more fully de eloped style of crebestrel writing of which Nowt hed set the example. Bat this old symphony in B fiat is of exquisite beauty, and will always be listened to with delight by those who think that the chums of simple melody, dawn. of design, grace, and a:preludes, ere imperielable. It accordingly made a strong imminent on the aorlienee, • large portion of wham had probably never hard it before ; and the lovely &Edson, move inset was applauded with a vehemence which might have been considered • call for its repetition, but the judicious conductor did not so interpret it. The other symphony, Beethoven's seventh, in A, is famillarly known to the Willa, of these concerts. leis( gives nearly every seams. The most remarkable future of the cowed wea Joachim's performs's* et Moligws Ooneerto in D minor, a work of the highest merit, and worthy of a place beside the =steepness of Beethoven, fipohr, and Mendelmohn. Joachim evidently played it con moon. and never displayed to greater advantage his incomparable qualities em a violinist. When he finished, the room rang for genrel minutes with applause, which brought him beck to the orchestra, after he bad retired from it to bow his ac knowledgments. Mendelembn's overture to Buy Mu was clothed by the orchestra in all its melancholy grandeur—we never, we think, heard It played so superbly. The vocal music was excellent. Mozart's air sung by Xis Louisa Pyne is said in the programme to be from Pigaro. It is not, however, to be found in the score of that opera, nor have we ever heard it sung on the stage. It beam however, complete internal evidence of its authonhip, and ldorart himself hes written few things that are more beau tiful. It was completely fitted for the display of the fair singer's powers, and she sang it with the utmost iclist. The air from the Mode du Nord was very finely sung by Mr. Bentley, but it is one of those things which are bette r fitted for the stage than the concert-room. Altogether the omen was full of interest, and evidently proved highly gratifying to a crowded audience. THIS PARISH or ST. PANCRAL—A step is about being taken by the authorities of Bt. Pancras in refereace to the sale of (attain land at Pinehley, which was purchased by the directors of the poor from the burial board, for the pur pose of building industrial training schools for th. pauper children thorax, which is exciting no small amount of interest, not to say indignation, amongst the raiersis. The directors Laving been forced by the vestry to abandm the building of the schools after having obtained the sane tion of the Poor-law Board, and borrowed 12,0001. for that purpose, some month or six weeks back, put up the lead for sale at the Auction Mart, and a gentleman weaseled with ' the Arm of Meows. De Jersey and Co., solicitor l, of the Otty, became the purchaser tot 1,9 W. The title waaproved, end all the preliminaries for the completion of the perchsee when the legal Arm concerned discovered that be grer :Ltd lama er could be made, by the provable' al the Nerds, Aga the anent of the ratepayers in pulls meet *, or by poll if demanded, moot be obtained. But the author ities , ities,instead of adopting the usual practice of calnag a meeting by public placard, have amply affixed a Mate to the various church and chapel doors, aped by the vicar, the two churchwardens, aod two of the overseers, and have ealled the meeting fur 11 o'clock in the forenoon of Thursday next, instead of the evening, when it is more evevenient for the ratepayers to attend. It is understood that than are very objections to the sale of this lead, end it is sapsdsd that some of the perochial associar tams will make the retepayen cogninast ot the Forgesdiap, so that is all probability the proposed eel. will be fear tested. _ --- Tee lavaitroos, (Lamm or Commixes AND VIZ RAILWAY CAMIAGEBTIMIII.-1116 mance of the Liver pool Chamber ad Omemerm, at their meeting yesterday, decided to request from Le Howe of Commas a return of the rates charged upon the l ug arida cd merebendies forwarded between Liverpool, I.oadoa, Masobister, Mr miugharn, Bristol. Leeds. Hell, Southamptoe, Preston, Fleetwood, ha. The eldest of the proposed Mere bto show that the present rates eharpd by erns d tbs som- Penile upon goads sent from liwepod us vs nu a sell excess of the avenge dams made epee geode from other purls and towns. Mr. 1— erL ot = a for the return, mid that the Board el Taft Li no to ItS being rested ; though gene el Le amebae geseat thought that parliament would be enwillige M #ve the information on amuse of On chasteler. At the PublLolbel • ' Tostragril Henry Cottetill, a elerk la wise Mama Jeba en sad Ca , vbekerie freemeerollt oblised " ILL having wlabiYmwalswMl, Mil. wee Lam* ea tEwed ambliabollbase MIS dg g o pe, wee Iste .es les use the w il d lie INA bon • dons% onS•aday rommodoll kr • wok. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] Lab) inttlltgaut. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Aran. & APPEALS. Zr",. This was an appeal from the Court of Led. The matter involved is emanested valid* translations of the Late John Sadleir ; and the simat — inne diverted of any extraneous matter are as follows. In July, 1855, John being then the chairman of the Londe, and County Banc and • member of parlismentmas indebted to the bank about 200,000/, for which the busk held ample security. James Badleir his brother, who was the sawing director of the Tipperary Bank, applied to hie behalf to the solicitor of the bank for • further loan of 90,0001., which he offered to mere to antald antic in Ireland. The application was duly soosidered by • eon:mitts, of the bank, sod a 'impuni ties made by James &idle& for the gradual liquidation and ultimate eN;Milinient of the debt due from John &disk was laid before them. It was is the effect that property of the value of from 450,0001. to 480,0001. should be assigned to three trustees, of whom James Sadler was to be can, the claw two to be chosen from the &metm of the bank ; that the trustees should have power to sell as speedily Mpossible so much of Jobe fiedlelei property as should liquidate any advances which might be made by the bank, and also the debt then due to the mass ; that t he beak &odd advance to the treeless so moat = liog ot 4=100,000/4 as should all the ei John Sedleir ; ti d al= od 40,000 L des brldint no the 71qemr San *mkt stead over ntil na HAUSies eine feign Imam and 45losety Biele nee paid ; nerTippssan Bank the Loud= nil Canty Ink spinet ley I t s tita li r gaa ross or adviser MIMI the midi( debt cd John Sadleir at the end 16 mango at the Inset. Jame Bedsit also Xes* that then wen frelhaid properties dthe value which could be realised before the following Damenshem the purpose i a ltyment to the bank, and that • mortgagn called thee which wee • good _security for KOOK, Wars that ti psy its being nieWPA to another panty, bet if that could be Wafted. iteest a be"p:tid off by the produce of isles d ties Marquis of a pro- peaty vans 18 moathci and in the sent at its an t bDti ei e ng rained he the muse et the then year, it wilt be by the haat, if it nose, is part liquidation aflolui :12Z; debt ; and It was stated that them would be &baseline of aszpien pepsin lined the 174,(1001. audits, WOOL which it was propond that the tenter should ram In the malt, ens ads slates wen eemened to the dint llimessier, who was sad is • dbustor d the I sad Oman Beak, and Ming *MUM. Jllll5llll BOW; one ot then, and • sum of 96,0001. wees agreed to bee vaned by the bank ow that Anon /1/116, whoa the salkeiter of the ban to been deeds of me. Mins re ad ill Dublin. no • disowned *Ng the *Cates had - ben previously 20°41P0 to th2.9rUsat's Moan Joseph Eyre, in October, ign, Jan lIIIIMPOW, how ever, induced Eyre to means • mime to Nam of the Prior loonifor. to Ids 88 b•liluillli *ma is • Swedish railway ea • security. Alter tin death Of Jahn Ilidilsie, la rehrmery, 1856, 818 aspesnesdadves of the Cann Beak proceeded to all the 'SWIM in the Inoue bend !beaks Court is lealmid, bat wars last b an =by Eyre that the token he had was by hand, sad this the shams which ware iMli 0.414 as his easurity were forged and gonna& The .11 c4 the Ineelintorad Ulnas Court held den the mists* wm valid as !spaded the claim et gm Leedom and Ginty Bonk. which denim ins saran by the Lards Joslioss of the Court of Appeal in Wen& Beaus the present appsaL Judgment was pealgemeL a"?.." in Ire. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Arau. 7. (Beton this Cl4locansisiofter.) Er la JOE/ LONDE TABINIXEL --auburn?. Ii this 0180 the insolvent, sow in Whiteeremotrest Prison, was the promoter of the Nertiaset Deck Composey (Limited). Sim hie petition he led annaped ender • deed with beady ell hie erodible, sad lhwt wee • proesednsi is imekeptey, IM it could set pressed totem the petition is this court sem dimisseL Oi lieterday the hesivent re newed his embodies to dismiss his peados, which was Zrby Mr. Way, onstoel far a Kr. Mem, and as es i beased Oemedeeiooor rafted hie request Ise lilt the wart end Mused to prises. The ma, however, pomaded, and Mr. Mooed vim led some hos Weed to beim:Med' pre evidence as to his amezios with the Moires% with wham hi leiteme esquettleil through an advertise meet, and edieneed 1.0001., sad wm to have bees meretary to the Natilleil Desk Ompay. He ceasphdosed that he had les Wef iced par rent of oilcan et although t ent ke Oonamideeer now sere ea *bibelots end lead lelbeddie Wowed is tamer failure, 1111... e5s him se • spondotor in pasha compenien. He (them esmisioner)led refused to demos the petitios, muand, altsr odes Into the emplainte made, he adjourned the EMAIL Tb• bedvist remains in prim, and must at some future time apply for a protection order under the 28th section. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Mr. Glad, Ili els part d lie. ltmlisto Cathwins W ellaot i rs shamed with Ls Haat bwr toosearhashand, alive, ler i1V11411.1 that ahe Mr INNIS ha. ed. deuce di boa sloe where la Om& OM beg peer:t es t tenor emies. The edreemiesese d the elle .repeatedly Won the public. Yn. Wilma hal ae keg back se Joao he the bat year came to 1111 s pantry. and appeared to an indictment charging bi with aeoweicy in substituting a child u that of mr Ilmased, who bora tenant for life of an estate, so as to makethe child temitatds-tail. Mr. Serjeant Shoe awl liras other _ learned rare' had been engsted for her defers ; bat in the seas tire the cue had been removed by the pie. eirentios, by writ of certiorari, into the Queen's Beach ; and the trial being postponed, she returned to IL Lou, near Paris, where ihe resided with her husband, Captain Wilson, until the month of October, when she yids muss over, with a view of appearing at the trial, whoa the was arrested cm theoherpat berry. 81118 had been Induced to pros her ore in the hands al MINIM Davis, as her solicitors, their Landes agent, H a ab aadng for them. 17 to this tire the husband bad Ile, snd the t, Mrs. Wilma, in her slated rot she believed the sear of Captain Ware hid gone over to Paris, end armed his arrest for debt, and one of the terse of hie MUM was the esorike °lbis wife tad la reeequenos of his withdrawing hie proem:tics she bed been left without mains, the orniege dead endue eddeb ie we entitled to 25W. ayearhad been pried I. the bands ci Mr. Hathaway, the solider of her lemiband, pad he ree ti to T A= up to snails the bursa to see mire ft. Y given a pore of attorney to eat for bimetal Mr. rat m eaylisil usd It to be rondo he hie. Them were a number of vidardneusafildavila is dust of the eggilkatirea for the postpensaiset, and detailing the ainsagratei ander which the charge of bigamy was made and the evidence that could be obtained from Toronto. _ _ _ The Recorder asked when the bigamy took Plooo. Mr. Cliffard—TM marrisp with Clotobed took Saes in. 1848 in Came, and the marriage with Captain Wilson in 1858. The learned counsel then proosedisi to show that the aeldavits stated that evidence could be obtained from Toronto to show that the marriage was illegal, sad that she I was at the time of the second marriage a smile seemed, althoogh she had been the wife of a Captain Gordon, who timed in Canada. The learned counsel submitted that the bag delay that had takes place had arisen entirely . from the want of means on the part of the delemiant, owing to the course taken by her husband, and that if the trial was postponed evidence would be forthcoming of a material character to the defence at Mrs. Wilson. Mr. C. Pollock, on the part of the prosecution, com plained of the delay in these repeated applications for postponements ; the case bad been postponed by the ma gistrate two months, and again at the last mission. The Wined counsel said be was instructed to ooppppooseM any fur ther postponement, and read a number of afodavita to show that the delay bad been wilfully creasiimed, and that if any further postponement took place no evidence would be forthcoming. The Recorder said he could not end in any of the affi davits what step had been takes to obtain evidence from Toronto since the 6th of March. If counsel could furnish ea affidavit on that point it would be desirable. Mr.Cliffard having replied on the objections of Mr. Ih P°ll 7 k irearder said he woad read over the affidavit. DlOre carraliy, and aive hi deridon tomorrow (this day). Robot Francis Poirfie, a gentleruanly-hxduag man, ap pareatly betimes fort and fifty years of age , it to take hi Wel for ur, its having wilfullz_sed ocaveplly node a false statement at the office of tile General of of the Arehblitop of Oantahary In Doetorirota mesa, with • view to pre rs • martyr horaa Mr. didard and Mr. P ola nd conducted the prosecatioa; Earjeant &nautili* wee wearily retained, with Mr. F. H. Lew* es behalf ofte tlefesdant. lir. Maud, is spewing the lass to the jury, said that the precast charge von *mei noir es eel perlimasat that was pared is the !sip of irk% Melee* Geis* IV., and the object ei while *II the ptelastles et faudhse, sad to rerlere Wag plea briers won= lb siummi et Visk pereste. Therkesee Is dr deterhot wee, that es the Mit he do ries* • Hems at Derese'reursese far Ye ttmeeiase with • yams lads said las Amer Wei& who wee oily 18 years et eips,. aid diet be reads es eßirrit epos that noon der thst ihf him of the yeas)* hid aressated to the ales, shish was wet tree, and II we km uddes this fare reaseerss that the past dome we prerred Naiad Teem' pest wee them eves el the proeurieseat of the [TWOPENCE Hasse by the defendant, sad that the marriage took place at Lambeth Munk on the 6th of emery, under that license: One of the witticisms stated In croismanunation that the &fondant was a penes at respectability and gtod wafts. Mr. G. England, the father of the pow lady, was then exaneed. He sad—My damper wig Weems years old last July. It is not true that I ever assented to her MIX. riage with the defendant se be hr alleged in his affidavit. He aged to visit at my home and paid attention to my daughter, and in January last year I bad a con venation with him upon the subject and wrote down is my diary what took place between us. The team read the eutry he referred to, which was to the following effecei—" Friday, January 25, 1161. Mr. Fairlie had • keg conversation respecting Linde. I told him that if he takes no rims in that direction for two years from this day, I wall give him the tame powers as Dixon (this referred to • Apothegm who was courting another daughter), to use his powers to win the affections el my daughter, but on no account to make any attempt to rive the way before that time." I showed the defendant wet I bad written, and he =rsolsmsly that he would hill the apuemeet on the d • man and a freemason. Upon the faith of this rrl permitted him to continue to visit at my house, oiteerved that he was net keeping faith with me, and Meath was still paying attention to my emotes, and I spike to him upon the subject, and °heaved that he was net fulfilling the seeditises be bed premised, and begged him to are to continue his attentions ; tad told him that if he did nail sheath MOW* him to omit to visit at my hems. TAP conversation took pies in Septembes last, sod after %W time the defendant did ast come I. the beam lity doesitter went to the Crystal Palace on the 4th Joarmay, ameespasi ulster mil Mr. Dime, mid I did sat Veber* siterwards that the 11M511111111,114 to the t, and that she bad gem away with him from the Crystal Phlace. In Jainism I thought the defendant was in (Spain. • The witness was cromexamined s tousle:table length by Serpent Ballantise—He said that of comae his object in the meant priteadiag was be (amid his else-law of perjury, sad be considered that, soder the eissimetances, he was quite justified in appealingto the law ft pretectioe. He muddle was aware that after the marriage thy defendant sad his dinghies west to Spain, sot daring time absence he prefirred the present bill of indiafteat speak the de feaftt, and he said be did so by the Maim of Mr. Nadas, the magithate. bad no pro prty is Der own right, and be he di lZ would take care UM she should never have a of bit money heft what bad occurred. Th e diegint was perfectly well aware that his daughter had no property ia bar do e r i g h t , and that allher expeastions were from hth. Theof gave him a bracelet last year for hit dimpOtir, and witness gave it to her, but did not tell her who b ad mot it to her. That bracelet was now in his own pose ion, cad be would take pod are that she should never have it. His daughter left the bracelet behind what she eloped, and this was how he became possessed of it, and he meat to keep it. The defendant did not give his daughter • valuable watch and chain ; but he remembered that be told him that be intended to make his daughter • pre lent of a watch on her • eighteenth biribdsp, whirl was his custom with all his children, and the defendant told him he hid a very good watch and chain, and he gave him 111. for them and afterwards made a preempt of them to his daughter. He was on very friendly terms with the de ftest, and be used to call him Father Tom. This was in denies to the if Coll sea Bairn. The defendant used to be ailed and he called his daughter Lily, and withers was atherTom. (d laugh.) In sosowto further questions that were put by Serjeant Ballealiso, the wither mid that he had run away with his present wilt, who was the mother of the young lady in question, and that he had a wife living at the time. He added that he lived with this lady for several years, but could act teeny her until his wits died. The mo- Anent, however, that event occurred, he married her. Serpent &Mantas submitted that. after the fact that had PP beta elated, there was as end of the case. The pro siest°, was not the lawful father or guardian of the young lady, and the defendant amid not therefore be said to have faintly slated that he bad the torment of snob parent or pardies. He would have been perfectly jostled in de closing that them was so proem connected with her who had the power to give or withhold his consent to the mar riage, and he eastemleithat his statessect that be lad the ecaseat of the father was perfectly immaterial. Mr. Giffard trips/ at tome length that the act of parlia ment wee la tesed to apply to every person who stood in the =laths el mama gsdlas to the party who was mar ried ander me theaftiences. The Possrer loft the court to confer with the Common Seem* tee pelat, and whoa be retuned be said that as a rule be was always unwilling to step toy ease Imes spell allaw t but in the present instance, where he fad sitio whatever upon the question that bad been iliellnamail heel& say the Can nata Se*sest entirely concurred with him—he thought that ere so. In his opinion the charge had not been • is fact, the allegation in the Indictment that the preemie" was the natural and lawful father of the young lady bad been negatived ; and he should therefore direst the jury to acquit the defendant. A verdict al Net Guilty wee accordingly recorded. There was a slight attempt at applause in the court when the verdict was delivered, but it was repressed by the officers. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Auguste Robert, 98, described as• sculptor, was indicted for stealing 21goid chains, • jewel ease, and other articles, valise 801., tie property of Eugene narks, in his dwelling- It iwase. He pissidedguil the y. ins stated alai primmer was a dewier from the Cent Garde, sad visited the prosecutor, who live* at Pereystneet, Tottenham-oonrt.road, and who re. Idea whim in distress. In Muni le gave prosecutor lemons in finch* As thepeos tutor in one of them lemons woe taking off his jacket the prisoner slipped • lavaboes. Into hie pocket, and, pretending that he wanted to retire to the yard, gimped from the house. Re was traced to Southampton by Lambert, 68 E, who took him into cus tody. He was about going to America. The property, some of whioihrid been sold, was recovered. The prisoner bad been in England about three months. The court sentenced him to 18 mouths' bard labour. Yr. Albert was interpreter in the ow. John Brown, alias Jule Geriunan, ilia@ Julian Hymen, 33, was indicted for felouionsly breakin4 and entenog the dwelling-house of William Maugham, m Gray's-inn, and Marline therein property of the value of 25i. He was fur ther charged with breaking and entering the dwelling hones of Thos. Wm. Bone, and stealing therein property of the value of 301., and also for an attempt to commit a like offence. To the latter hepleaded we*, and was found guilty on the indictment of whisk Mr. Ilaosham was the prosecutor. He then confessed to the other, and oleo to laving been several these convicted ones he had four yearn He wee cue al the meat input and dexterous skeleton-key thieves in the ineleopolis. The police found in his poeses aim fate lays of every deseription, sad abed his lodgings —et a respeetable house at Pimlico—implemeets for =lcing Am. A mbar beadle wee produced is court. Although be bad essaased the yids English name of Brown, he was a Pain, and bed bars paying his addressee to two ladies in Hisordahip said the court had but cue duty to perform, sad that wee to rebut the public from such depredations. Th. ' ner was evidently a moat dangerous pawn to eoebty, and the sentence was that he be kept in penal ser vitude for ten years. Maros O'Rtewr, M.P.—Major O'Reilly, M.P., he addressed the following letter to the Bishop of Ardsgh : —" Loam, April 2 1862.—My dear Lord.—l am very math obliged to you for letting me know that some of my good friends have misunderstood the meaning of my taking my seat on the side of the house I have done. A fern words will explain the matter. In the old Rouse of Comm.= there weft benches down both sides and scram the sod ; oa the side beeches on the one side at the liberal supporters of government ; on the other the conservative supporters of the opposition ; on the cross benches on the conserva tive side at the independest couservatives • on the mom beadles on the liberal side sat the independent The latter would have been my place were the cross benches still in existence. But there are now only the side benches divided into two parts by the gangway. On these, on the conservative side, sit above the gangway, the regular supporters of Lord Derby ; below the gangway the psent onseervatives, to the support of masy of whom Lord Palmeratou has so often been indebted for On the liberal side sit, above the gangway, the supporters of the present government. Below the "Amway the interudent Ifberala, inuleding, of mums, many supporters of governmeot, but including also many, like =pelf, Its deierndsed oappppooneesnot.. It appeared to me that for one like wed', sasiseeate for reform, the ballot, sod the abolition of dumb mks., to., to sit on the comerva- We side of the house would be a solecism ; and I know that LID with were/ deleormited like myse lf to vote ft all moseidoe vein* the geeloot government. That the go "mut) Lett ass se a decided opponent is clear from the Isoll tied, while Odom) White has declared be does not remmolde Ole reeklen against my return, it is ceeduled by the uswernment parliamentary agent, and backed by all their Manson &set sad indirect. In concludes, I have only to seyi sly Moods may differ in (minim is to where I might bell sit in the hoses. I sin certain they will all be *tin ted with my poriDoe in the division lobby.—l remain, your Ireobleip's faithful servant, "MiLtel (YRAILLT." 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