The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BOUM OF LORDEL—TituzaDAY, IdAY 12. ll* low Owkia.Loa book his mat as the •oelnett it Alia, , - kiwis( bilk sere read z turd time and pawed limpinas Radars Company ; Canal, 'Wharfs, and Illsaning Desks • Timossesity ; said Edimanue, High apar.and lanai* itadway. lbw Earl of CAIiNdiVON presented • petition from the beard of gamdiam et Datioa-00-Trop/ praying Mat the wasiwaid now imposed cm them ander the Rote-in-Aid Alban Wadi of Mess* may be extended over a wider ems alma the mosky e/ Derby. =NAPPING SOLDIER/37N THE UNITED STATES. The Foil of ILLENltOftoUtaif said be wished to cal fe atteetion at the noble sari the Secretary for Foreign Man to • letter which bad appeared in an American =P4rwritten by Major-General Witter to Major. Ikt, showing the measures adopted in order to mine 'mignon and make them enlist is the armies of the Wilda Bastes. He considered that this was a very serious iiiimmea, He knew sot whether the noble earl was esigasinited with the fasts mistimed in the letter he bad seed. if he went, he wished to know whether he had taken erintweded to take any steps for the purpose of proteotieg bar llajeaty's subjects from those monstrous atrocities, and siady to protect them for the future, but to obtain relief eseipension for those who had suffered. Awl IiUStIELL replied, bat in so low a tone that more ene-balf of what he said was nttesly Mandible in the ipliary. He was understood to say that, without giving any saawer to the particular Mee referred to by the nobb mirk be wish state that it appeared very large as.. of money were given both by the general govern meet sad the state governsamita as boenta: debiting, amounting altogether to semi 600 or 700 Air cad% recruit, sad this sum induced aapriocipled commit• hag agents to resort to uakistiliabla wane to obtain awaits ; in many cases it was stated the man were *lewd in o:der to make them enlist, and when enlisted they woes married off to some depot. He was sorry to nay that although Lord Lyons had made repeated oompimats he bed not yet obtained the satidadion he had a right to expect In owe case into which as investigation hid been made by the Andirican authorities, they examined the remi lt. fag agents, bet Lord Las said the investigation was rmauslatioloctm7, and that the °video° , of the men yes aught to have beet takes, whereas the isvesti piton was tarried on entirely in thou Memos, and he was sorry to say that the four or Ave man regarding whcee alleged *phaseout the inquiry was made, bad been sent into the army, though it was alleged that they had been made drank in some ewe mid drugged in others, and enlisted while is that Mate. He certaraly should feel it his duty to Make a strong reinonstraaos to the American government, watt practices being highly reprehensible. REGIUS PROFESSORSHIP OF GREEK BILL. The Earl of DERBY asked the Laird Charms llor whether Be intended to proceed with thin bill to-morrow. bowel" if b. did he wished to more an emamlineet on on. of the elamen The LORD CHANCELLOR mid he was very anzlana to rowel with the bill teuorrow, u it was deeinble to wind st to the Haase of Commoos before the period of the am ain whoa bills were obliged to be withdrawn for want of thee. UGISTRATION OF COUNTY VOTERS (IRELAND) SILL This bill pssd through counilies. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL SUPPLEMENTAL BILL This bill taus road • wood time. UNDER SECRETARY INDEMNITIES BILL. This bill was Ned • sissed Sum COMMON LAW PpiaEIIIIPJI (IRELAND) ACT, 1853, AKENDMBNT 'BILL. This bill pssed tdwsh cOea i;s7 The Promissory Noise and BUJ' of Exchange (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and Famed. Tits Customs and Inland Rovisse Bill was also mad a t►nd time and passed. AGEARL&N OFFENCES IN IRELLND. TIM Marquis of WESTMEd.TII moved that an komble addrem be presented to her Majesty for copy of any armorial received by the Lard-Lissimmat of Ire Mild or the Irish goveromett praying for the release of Michael bulimia, Penick Dolma, and Patrice Eve, three primmer. sontined u. tie county poi el Wantsmate, soiniebsel at the summer MOW* of 1462 of agrarian aroma or any of them, sad of any writteo conmatiaimitioa forwarding the msne aad recornmeadieg their enlargement to the Irish govern ment. The noble m►rquis complained of what he considered to ►e the capricious tumidness* of the Lard•Lientanant to rekesing, by hie owa mere optics, ponces ecovicted of tione offences before the term of their imprisonment bad rimPirml The motion was °ppm d by Earl GRAN nut. on the groped that the proceediags were niplar, sad the eaves =l:dcasformity with t►e opinion of the judge w►o he ass ; hat oil being pressed by the Earl of Do• sweghinore and the Earl of Derby for the kilos-motion asked be granted the motion, on condition that it should not he nude • precedent. Their lordships adjoaroed at 25 minutes past six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONB.—THCILSDAY, Mey 12. The Brits= took ilia chair al.{ o'clock. PRIVATE BUSLNESS. The Aberyetwith mod Welsh Coast Railway, Amy ray Central Railway, Balton Goa, Great Femora Railway alighberich Branol4, Soot Coast Railway, Mersey Docks rd Harbour Board, North-Walsers Railway, Portpatrick ILailwxy. Ronne and Ritchie Railway, Torbay sad Brix. bras Railway, Wallasey Embanks:neat, and the Wrexham, Mold, ,s od Cuonah's Quxy Railw a y Bill; ware nod • third time passed. wee, by BARBARITIES IN JUTLAND. make the educational dopittinsot more aliment sad lions useful. Mr. LONG gave notice that to-marrow (this day) Mr. H. A. BRUCE asiesded the committee at costatil, he woad pat a question to the First Lord of the Treasury sea e on .." that the st d 34 J, pad eg t m whether be considered it becomi ng th e aijnity of this me . almgether t h e rgosrLeg vim.pmi. 'essay M es that her sjesty's Minister for Foreign Atkin a .„ the ....." do to p r im, anal cooties, to bent his seat at th e con f er ee.", in refer- leant f the - a t e — - .. — eg - e" a their sea to the affairs of Daum at and Gooney, while wen LorrE. CECIL supported the addeodum os the poled sanctions and barbarities were being perpetrated in Jut- tha t it „.. askraig. tot th e comm i ttee i m a m Led by order of the commander-in-chief of on of the • 6 . • .m.matea by t h e , ... e s m em . s e s hed. repreented in the eoefereeee—and whether her arpad M meg. thee. ... e d $ Vyea r :y's governmeat had felt it their duty to remonstrate the ef. „.L eet I , w e as in reheem, • amain the osistintiauce of each kerbsides. " fees thetpartiess of his report had besa struck doh, RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS LN EDINBURGH. not by on hand, se alleged befit* late viteepreaden a Kr. CA IRD Raked the Sontag of Slate for the Han tho conceit, but by that of the Peretneat secretary to the Depertmeet, whether his Weed= bed bees called to the council. IWO/011/ proceedings lately noon is ashaburgh, abu t Mr. OSBORN7L wee moot fathead' is agree with the out of the noun and sale of the funtiien of reran eiti- right hew Winn Mir J. Pakiatee) ; for a ernes which mess who refused to pay that ponies a the local rates had hedon with ea " P aDditp " al 30,4404 la sad sow which, safer the rancor police rate, was (adder an Act con T 0 5 .000 - a Fero was neendil • Preen orb' Sc, posed in 1840) levied to p a y th e &Spad e of Übe city de inquiry ; but ke did oat apes that this was the time or Insane it was true that several tliourod ratepayers Gd Place for Prolsonel inch as inquiry by waj of • rider one resolutely refused to pay that portiou of the rat an d that the motion cif th e Hein Bronearl. At In ens tine be the arrears of the sever a l local miss whew with thought that motto still more unfortunate and more ill this rate were accumulating se rapidly as to ban reacted Sind, bonus* is. the face of the Tenn exPlannwe it was nearly 390001. ; and whether it was the inaction of go. unjust to the late vice-pramdent, sad swelled for by the vernment to propose at v alteration in the law 1 house. He had hoped that the moan which bed ban Mr. H. BECCEasid that no doubt there had bees en three' carried by the noble lord on the 13th of Apra would both se four occasions some tamale' cm tke sale dfora. been reminded ; and he thought that that WY the P.S. titre of persona refusing to pay the loud rata but he Pima which bin MaitallM ' e 11 0.41010 / 8 6 wend hen pee "had received no official information on the subj e ct. b e yo n dln point of act his nght bon. friend (Mr. Lowe a letter which he h a d th a t d a y rece i ve d, i n answer to as posed. received the sort of justice which mod to be practised inquiry. That answer stated that the reports of what bad in the border counties, where they tong a WAS Scat end token place had been greatly maggerated. With refrain then tried him at their leisure. neel.) Nodded _mild to the wood been of the question, the number of panne be note unjust or wain thin the trains, { „ which the who had refused to pay the rates amounted only to about right how gentleman bed received , boa wen the hew 31 er 4 per cent. of the whole. The ordinary allowance for sad her Majesty's government. What bed takes *es? arrears arising from refusals to pay the rate was 5 per oat. Three or roarroard . oloyal sod discontented senses of the Is answer to the third part of the question, be begged so department dropped their accuratioes into the "Roe's say it was not the intention of the governmeot to propose mouth," in the ass espresented by the *ethnical the essin ea alteration in the law. bet for Stamford, who appeared to be widow an unwilling In answer to Mr. Dauarr, nor an unconscious recipient of those false and ealondoes Mr. H. BRUCE turtles observed that be bad received charges. me epecisc information as to the meeting of some 10.010 Load R. CPAIIL—I beg to move that the hon. member's persons, an account o! which he had seat is the newspapers words be takes down. a • Mr. OSBORNE—I repeat them —" falls ad eases. PARK-LINE AND PICCADILLY. nine charges.* (Or General BUCKLEY asked the Fist Commiesioser of has not rarsoted themder.) Ido not sty that the noble lard . Warts wane, some plan could net bookend te prevent Ind R. C/OCIL—I bare sot reburied them. the dangerous trains that existed at Perk-lase into Pim- Mr. OSBORNII—Then you ought to have done. (Order.) dilly, either by widening the street or inane some other Lord R. CECIL—The statements of the hon. gentleman ' way that the trade mint be diverted? are so strong that I =be permitted to erplais. My Mr. CO wllla said that the OSITOWEiII of Pask-lase mot i on wee eme n d the ammunition of council; as wee the source of gnat iseonvenienoe and occasional au n t th en 1 re t rea t o n en syllable ; bat es retards this Whatever weld be dose by regulatkm of the nght hoe. seetienion (Mr. Lowe), I alien that the charge was already accomplished by the presence of two did sot app , r peremelly to him. (Meer.) policemen who were geoeraly employed for the purpose of Mr. OSSORNE—D, a very well for the noble lord to ley preventing see oosenotion. that sow ; bet! an sure the bone will agree with me that General BUCKLEY—On of Ulm told me he had th e nun wee tads spas lar nett bee. friend peracm. secneed no orders. (loaghter.) ally. and that both the resdatem sod the spank of the Mr. COWPER said he WM amid big hes. and ga ll an t lord were aimed at hie thinner. (Order.) Prised must have 6 'a" in with the policeman who was off Mr. LONGFIELD—/ rise to order. The bon. gentlemen slaty- -(laughter)—for be (Mr. Cooper) wee essered by the is referring to •asech is • recent debate, which is highly COWITSWISSIOTS of Police tattoos policeman wee employed in irreeni e r. (Rear, beer.) gmsting obetructions, and smother war class by to give gr. OSMORNE—I ear obliged to the boa. smilesens for sedansin one of noneac7- Of cense the only real throwing his shield over the table load, but the bone will aimidy was to be found is widening Park-lane and in mask- , agree with me that the attack wart epos the late VierePre. tag • new street through Hamilton - place. (Cries of personally. These precious charges of these alloyed " Hear, hear.") But there was on thing he w I eld not asd disenotested es—l suppose I tenant be tolled to admit—that his hos. friend had any right to address the ' order for that—fe Ingt).•111111* embodied in a reethation teenno to him, because he OIL Cowper) had only to which wee submitted be the hone fast before dimmer. It speak for the property of the mows ; and sine Park- was brought in at that unpropitious time wit.. the Man bed nothius whatever to d o with crown property, his hon. • slim of byenas are most developed-46.4kier end moo of bleed should bare addressed his question to soma host Oh !")—at a time like the present wises the ants lord aerobe, who represented the Metropolitan Board of Works. waned to settle the account. Dean WS/ La • new body bad bees constituted, h aving etre and amidst angry howls— (oh!) —the home votad s =7astL ed' ef the streets and ways of the be thought There use a majority of 109 spinet 93, and my right hoe. Sat body should ache this quakes into sir serious coed. a Mead was censured most salinity sad most sefordy. dentin. sad apply Min: fhlil ire P.olvols either (anent, But what the coons adapted by bar Majesty's be the video* of the present thorough at to the mak- goverment? They mon doers four weeks elter the thing hag of • new one. (Rear, bear.) Than had bees • sows Las occurred, sod my their honor is impaled ; but I elade—he ( lfr- Cowper) did en now whether he wee thick every one will agree that their banes canoe be yea Is seder is alluding to it—tbat Hyde-perk aboeld be used noeitive when it takes them four weeks to look into is ter vehicles boned of Perk-Ins. (Cries of "No so.") wounds, and when they are then content to leave 16 its • Te that be entirely deinersed—Olear. Wel —noon ilWood select otenolttes. (Hear, boar.) Os the 19th !sL I AL , eIIEs ef Moir settles red of the Iticouvemienos, the obstrectice right hoe. (rind mass fonnrd and made an would be simply diverted from on pine to soother, and it which is the °Melon nee of his oppoonts wee ‘ 1 . 61 d aC.pZ=lrsli pent is Hyde - Atha It was at and I believe thee if the list ioniser had on that abeam pessest is g Ina 1 . 0 Chia d am- I elan is Ids pleas wed proposed to resdad the reenleties, the =Wow 0-11 Pol k —rs se the subject he f. 240 ///a Ot motion would ben nee mined ansaimeasly is this home, sin that soot a change would omen the danger (Hear, bear.) I sass_ give my slain" either tit doe star the imooeveasses of the obutruction ; and therefore tootl e s at the Rome Seaman or to the &madman of thsv be that alternate* he mat put • deckled negedui. Min) right hos. teroset ; tut Vea opportsaly sheath I- Gesswel BUCKLEY sal bewail* then pot the question to vi a Ind the natter by that tbe renontins of thesight boa. mest. (M gonismosethallesnlery of Sine for the Homo na l of Apra bananas& (Bar, lent Jespertatt, nor) sMr. AD BALMY mid that la his akin It the sloth THE EXPRESS, TEITYAY EVENING; MAY 13, 1864: <lef* gt 1911% hir G. GREY said he could tot lashes IRA Board of Works. (Langhteti H. so hon. member for Bea Wight be able to Mistier th• hob: .(Laechteel Mr. TIT% (ia reply to freqaent calls for him) ef o lz d hul no right to speak of behalf d the of Welts, bet es he lama member et tbet=lre Imehih sal that they had had • play wader their ecesidaralise for the removal of this obstruotha; There were • geed many local difficdlties, bat he hoped had believed that in a abort period of how they be el le lie evemems Amt. The board would certainly do its bast to imam gae.gimighelion complained of. (Hoar, bar.) RESTER PRIZE MONET. Mr. J. WART asked ihe Psymesterfiemend is distribution of the parliamentary grant to the Weep cow Mead in the Basta "'Poch** , would lak b 2d•••• • rr Mr. ntr said be had every reams tobelieve that in • few days the Ostainimioners of Pashas Hospital weld be able to premed to the distribution of this prime arm Re hoped that the distribution would take plane Ltd Jape sext. PUBLIC IIZETINGS IN THE PARK. Mr. WHALLEY asked the Swathary of Stets Pm the Home DeperMarait, with referees. to the bistrostiese id the police es to public meitisp is the perks. whether be me- Mimed seek lestreedess jellied the suppression of public media. Wow thee sod as might be lad os • Sudsy ? Six G. GREY said he did not think the letter of the instructions bead to the Sam did authorise them, without iambi ressuret to the add or lee ed the omedideepte, to interfere with avenue bold la OA =e s a is r i 6 s il ditrib a a Sudsy. noose why those ere lied redeems, to.. evil which we Wimp beim held se Beaday in whiles mot unfrequeetly lid to tumult and disorder. ( , Ow.) It was obvious, however, that meetings of • pealed cha racter, sotteeded by weans hoidieg difeeset widens ware objeatioesble is the park at soy time. and Meg in terfere with the primary object with which the pule were !cried—seraely, the noresties and sejoymentef ell dames of the commusity. (Chews.) THE MALT DUTY. In reply to a queetioo from Hr. Ng, rz, Mr. if ORRITT said it wee his iutedtios to 'orisg forward: Ina motes reepsetat the rush tax kemorrow (this city) as early am persible, but he certainly. should not being It ors after four *Weak in the mondog. (A laugh.) IDTICATION (lI . iBPECTORIV REPORTS). Sir G. GREY moved that the resolution of the 13th of April with respect to the school leepectese reports be reed by the sleek at the table. The resolatioe having Mee read, Sir G. GREY said he mode this proposition in ardor that it [night sneer that the molds he wee about to make had reformism to that reselutice. The reeolutioa amemed es es established fad that the reports of the inspectors of schools had dm andibeed with the ended object of sup prudes the .Makes to them merle which were adverse to the ducaticed view of the Committee of Council, while the opinion. he favour of those vlem were admitted. It wee tree that et the time that chirp wee sends, it seisaved a deer and dinged denial from the right *f. masher for Casa But the home, Win( es he beamed nadir • hemp prehension of the real faced the COM aod osinelela ',Waco which me not Mire the house, adopted the meelesice. The government believed that if the endows had he.. ate the Moods of hie right boo. fried it would have received • clear sad atiefedso expleestiess (Hier.) His right hoe. fried subeeptedly made a Medallist with which he thought the house ought to be entirety eddied. Hai personal Wawa so me meld doubt. (Hear. beet) Bus Mae ressehted out their records, and there would be smeared ea the jinni. of that home, a resolutioc, adopted by the tome, without soy mehimlims, seedies a grave aed strious mason ps • depertemet of the (oversewed which they bellowed to be unmerited. Cruder these oircunisemices, hs edge fried! the Presided of the Comma taking epee himself a full dire of the responsibility heioeedg tor him se the had ef the department whose coedoct wee impugned by that reeds. tiou, the goverimest thought It due to that i r.... that them chines should be 'trilogy ismetigsted • tom midge of the beam. (Hem.) The acessnitese Media whether the practice of the deopertroset with need to the reports was is any degree apes to the neje.' coodereastien deed epos it by the terms of the reso lution. The =WOO he had to make wee that a Mai mattes be appointed to inquire into the practice of the Committee of Council with regard to reports of the liseper. tors, and to report their opinions as to that poetise to tb• house. The right hos. gentleman opposite gave adios of an amendment, sod which, if adopted, would = salmis. the scope of the ref aid ONWille entirely foreign to the epee& and limited objeetpr G. Grey) had in view. The right hon. gentleman pr Hat there should be an inquiry late tin mestitutise the Cow mitts. of Comet/, its policy it. mode of edosieisluities. sad the degree of meted it ought to exercise over Wooer Mead pasts. He would sot omptoes soy opiates as to whether it was desist& or sot to ham au inquiry of ao wide • edam, but, if it was the opiako of the house that nab se inquiry was desirable, be thoeght it ought to ha made a seheteetive sod distinct mob's. (Hw,, bMz.) U aombiud vs► W e~oldNs w~feY M iSir 4. Oreyi www*lb would estirely swamp and oweriay W. (Hess, bw) He feasted the to would support th, limited imnby be wow asked for, and would not comsat to combine with it an *ink •y of different kiod whisk would last through the peak/ pert of the asisioo. (Hem) The right hoe. patlemen coseluded by sowing the appoint wad of • Meat ICOUDitalle. Sir J. PASINGTON wowed .s eddied= to the ram intim of Sir G. Grey—"ad further to inquire WM the 000stitutioo of that oosonullie, sail hew far their anode of coodoetlog the timings of the leartmant b ormisteet with the due oostrol of peallemmil Mer the annual edam tioo gnus*" The elgiut has, lammt denied Hist his obiact was so unborn= or usgsbalgume poweemnsaL Kis only moon by rimming the bum 41seffseirs, be honourable gentanisa who ropeustatostJho gomatiktot on thio otgosioo toy the moor la its Inn hOi its would tiootoot to the tomoditost. AO= would lo osrtalo tq be suberaidei N 00032aitim shit& would make the in rairLieliellb Wier than wes proposed by lito goetooloost lie did sot rap 4 the viatica to pommel ass ap, and the otososo wide bed boss pored woo Do rotlecttoo an - the Mg . ? os the point roodnot of the °Mee. He should recommend that the oecomitane should be appoittot mbar %to dna gement qualities of the -ouesintution sad oisduot of the odes, whisk wee really what was complaimod of. Sir G. GREY was still of opinion that the two subjects ought to be kept waists and diatitot. Tim right has. petteman acksowledged the fares of what he hois; ai id s l ro pposiag that this speaks shames should be lan n or. but the noble lord the member for Stamford.. repainted that, end asked for a puma inquiry. His right boa. friend (Hr. Lowe) had completely exammund himself from ev/o i ha mb rge. s. The For beam di whoa the numbers were— -93 Una t Tie =1 motion via thee *greed to. 142-49 tußvicl On the motion for poise into cotaisintee of supply. Me. 11170IISITT3 811ITH ia • keg speech full of de- IsiL,eseplained of the 11011111110 of r. selisnatee, fog eed tato increment nude, eaoh iscipal head of point tare. and aaldas for explanations. He hoped, ho that the hews would thatvighly examine these eeinnetna, Wit* in hicopialoo. might be Maar reduced. I. PM. said the hare scold haardly desks that -le &saki /allow Mr. Smith tkreugh all the details of • alma which he lad no ides he intended to make. He Waimea himself, thereby% to a few repair se to parti cular items, reeerriag his explanations upon the several voles till the house was in esessiblet. After noise •leesitery ravewriles, the Wm wont into -enweittee, wi • telietriipg ahem fait Public oSoes., atkidiesommissi, Totes were agreed to for the objects i—The Royal Pekoes, Patio Build. * Sim the vote of 97,9521. for makteklng sod keeping in repair the royal perks Mr. 00X mid a great number of pinkies bad been pre mooted to the bore axe pistil, of Of a potties of Battersea park being handed over to the Civil Service Cricket Club, rooniatieg of only 230 members, for their exclaim see. He wished to kapw whet arrengemest had been made with bib okb, ad Idiot annagemests bad bees made for playing OW pas el alit is Ilatterees-perk, aid whether the isms ammerements bad lees mails is aid and is Vietorioperk. He also wented to know why the sheep should be allowed to enjoy Kenshaton-perk, to the exoluidos of the ehildres who wept to play there. ' Mr. CARNEGIE seed th e Civil Semis, Club had im proved this pried is Battersea-park by the expenditure of their owe mosey, while that devoted to the general punk bed eel bees es Mr. Alderman BALO bs rat dished to know whether _the sum pat down as laving bees expended is Regeat's park me exclusive ad the pound rests serebed mot Mr Z. G Y RING said tho paths Is general o or ►wed great chapels= Se the sight hrs. mothemea the OW Gore misname for the insenesiments which he bed made in the parks. There we, however, a ekes of persons when good , °pinks b 0 doubt he would wish to sominate, and whose regairmeeste het bees overlooked, and who kid a pars. mouse skier opus his attention—he meat the ladles who reds in Roam- row, and who bed at present so protestios from the beelecossey of the weather. After • smut 'bower the ride was gives up, or the ladies were obliged to rids in their wet clothes, which no doubt aimed muck die sod bocavesiessis The goodies was whether lb world sot be vary easy to adopt • remedy for all thie be lied if the right hoe. pestlemen meld only slept the preadest is the Bob do Bosky" which was in construction and iempessive, it • would answer W dam` both for riders sad pedestrians, end sot am the rights of the people. Ho bed pointed oat to the right hes. gestlemes • spa which he &right valid sweet the parries. Mr. SCCLLY said he should like to ham whether Bet. tress-park had pad fee %rat as waisted some ten mem ego. ne. the lest wee this wee as illselestien of the motors of rasing lance from the whole of the kingdom for :te= of inartieg LLoudon aloe*. Thee them wee • o to ergot • died for the onivesieece of aneny. mess Isdimi—(iseghter)—and patty bomebreakere--(re sewed laughter)—whieh ma ouryieg these rotes to • great lwa rE. CEILING, amidst seise of explain, wee undue' stood to my that he did sot refer to that clam of ladies. Mr. SCULLY apologised, and hoped it would lie seseMed. bet be would limbed the km. baronet that he had seat me timed whet halm and be thought he bed interpreted hie remarks Hardly. (Laughter.) There was a proposition to 'emend 5491 seem aside at Battenoopark. What more did the toes. baronet west? Brides that, there was • sum of Ilk pet dome for palate oonvesiencen. And for all that shed did they get le reters?—not more than 31 per cent, es 100,0031. *speeded 'Banally ea there pats. He could set enderstaod how so much as 20.0004 meld he exploded es Kew-is/dem Bareit wee of so see to move a reduction, and therefore he would Dot attempt to anis. soy. (Lenghter.) Lord J. MANNERS asked Thethat it was proposed to make • *Malibu upon Primrose-hal. beams* he felt inclined to think that the km pleating there we cis emit • spot the better. After • few weeds from Mr. W. Wrkums, Mr. COX objected to the gement of 1,5001. a year meibly fee the postures* of sheep on Eassingtos-ommases to the exiaimica of the public from that pieta. He desired to am Kessieglos-park appropriated for the reerestios of the peopled that locality. Sir J. PAXTON thought it would be impossible to let eny of the ' bast Betteneoperk to advantage seta Battersea- ' wee mooed to the public. The tune going on for the puke wee rather extravagant, = al e thought that they were it too much in whet be mend esEl pokeiehig the par Lard Rhea° believed that if the melody of the parka wise bandit over to the Comosiesiosess of the Police order woad he better maintained there, while • miring of public messy would be effected. Mr. COW PER meld sot admit there lad been soy undue rependitere whatever seam this vole. With repaid ens elesents-pazk, 'barrack, asel the Green-perk, a larg W bees appropria der reeds, but it must be TIORIMIL bawd thus there w weigh oile d rode sad 35 Riles of synth AaMber bum me fee the repels of the various ledges and for ametables. With regard to mostabies, be serglitammetios that they were mow always misted hem men who bad both ,is the mew pretenses being gives to those erawho beittietingsished themselves in the service of time esehtsy. With regard to the ezpontithee for tome* hie duelerwas that they sot only eddied to the gemeal beauty of the parks, but pm • met moms& of enjoyment to • large number of permus who were midi to leave Imam (Hem, hear.) He believed the domes is Hyde-park met OK • year, inoleding every lumen, and he did not thisk that wee too largos ma to pay for the el the admakeragain..4teined. ' (Hear.) Every yeeriecremedthe valor had park ad he bed received numerous Whin for kris( is. . was, however • sewer in proper sow see* own pieced, mod Ise ahoUld probably donne this year moms tenders fee the compation of the laid. In reopen ta the sheep is that pork, tt was a necessity at prams*, in order to prevent it from becoming a berme sad said phis. Is Immiegtoo-park a portion had bees set apart for chikAres to play is, but of comae the greater pert wee kept is order for publics recrediaa. The resublime made with to minket is the parks were mode with doe m to stabile ocavesisme. bat with to the mama of Batton-park devoted to maths= puts were kept is order at the exposes of the oink. The , portion reeerved for the CUE Service Clob was net takeaway ' hum the public ; but be bad dealt with the irk& of the parka is this reepeat in a spirit of perfect fames and km peetiality, his oitojeatie being to ocasult ther== .l % immetert of the public. The pothook of Mbe devoted a *attars° was very small, and it omit tend to improve tee perk. He had se imitation wheborer of pleading on the top of the bill Baal. Ms. HALMS said that the sew communicant's between the mortis set with ado of Hyde-perk wee a great beau, but there waa erne iscosvecimice In clerks that communi. mike so early as 10 o'clock at night, and he naked if the right bee. 110111,1810 wield sot permit the road is quake M remain open till 11 or sees 12 o'clock. Mr. COX asked if the some arr ie had bees mode with beret* to Itagoora park and istaris-pak an had bees madcket e in Bett l erseopork ha respect to the Civil Service Cri Clete Mr. V. POWXLL inquired if there would bei od e7Lo i ttecv dto tics bermes the number of mita is the parka y. Mr. LTOON complained of the early cluing the gates is St. James's-perk, and the want of some greater &Um tata* es the part of the park keepers to let the people out. Mr. OOWPER mid that Hyde-park gates had to be opened at Ike *Week is the morning, aid it would be im pala( • heavy eddltiorral duty on the attestants to keep the peek apes so late am suggested. The &armhole of the perk would he learseted to name at the gales tee minutes after the abeisg, to let the people out. There would he., is. crewed number of mete In the patios sheeny, as selditimml sem laving ben provided is the estimates he that rupees. The rely Menem Is the reguietione of Victoria-park *se that part was eat 'part fee remake mad part for tostehee ; let the practise leek glen at s very early hour is the morsise. fa reply to Lori J. Vanune, Mr. OOWPER said that he did sot contemplate more thee a group of trees at Primrose-hill, to improve the seemey, and sets ekes plantation. The vote wee thee wrest to. Os the Next vote of 32,1441. for the new Homes d Par- Isisset. Os the vine Ow the Home of Porliespoit, Mr. ORSOORT idled intesekie to the isedepary of the tewsweredea prewased to ho voted be Mr. Herbert for hie *dip in the Peers' Itobi te z wah. oun. So She high nerds of "Mei be predated straw Mr. 11110112, set professing to le • judge el alt, sodbed the homed= width the week bed mode upon Ida whim duet eosin It. Mar issabore the po soy is Ile .tester. MI, MIA of lb. IHCOHMWER observed drift wee wooreski to wielder soh ally the deism elf par liesMw pint" hat the ridden b whisk ihe govetweinst wee pined ,donee. t. wads shady melded. sad rabatibi aulemilis. What lien Is Ss dessior to hi s • mall eeeendssio{ d howsp eds. MO Me the whole question of eadeede ind perforsnews red advise tie eoversiesen es the whole eine. ' dhow • roam hag dhewides, the wits wasseludidil: ben tsuil- ISAILWAT COAPANISX POWEAUS BILL. This bill was said a mewl Ma. (RAILWAYS OONSTBLICTION FACILITLES BILL. This hilt was OP awl a mooed tine. SUMMARY PBOOSDUSE (SCOTLAND) BILL. This hill se alassidiA was acesidarad sad agreed to. Di'AVAL PSI= BILL - This bill was re;da third time and paged ADMIRALTY LOTUS AND WORKS BILL This bill aa amended was ecaddered and agreed to. BRELCII-LOADING RIFLES. Colossi DIJNNE moved tor a espy of the reports made to the inionuyantliggitiee w Steam's rifle and em any other ride than bad bees reported. T hie li a tt 4 tvi of FIARTINGTON objoded to produce the »ports of the select oommittee em the eubject, on the ground that they ware confidential, and ought, to his opinion, to remain so. The motion was negatived wittiest a division. BEER RODS = (IRELAND) BILL. Upon the motion of Sir B. Pont., A bill wee introduced far mere offeetually regolatiag the sale of bear is Ireland. VACATING OF BUTS (HOUSE OF COMMONS) BILL Mr G. ORZY obtained leave le betag is • bill foe untlidibd the law relating to arta In the Room of Commons of per sons holding ourtais s qi c odista. Thais bills were ass* read a first time, and the home adjourned at I o' PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF 00kRONS.—Yet 11. BOROUGH FRANCHISE BILL Pill& FOS MOSS RiLDSI4I. AGLOW SS SWORD ISADISO. Mr. Gledoesme Mr. Lever xs. Woods Colossi iltromas MIL Dungen 11l D. Yr.Robertsont =on Mr John Acton Mr. amities yr. H. Ileymour m Goddard Lord I. Brace Mt Vyner Mr lesems ll %= xr. J. Brows Lord R. MIL Colonel Biddulph Calomel Gray Captain Prise Mr, J. 0. OSES boron M. lie Rothschild Mr. Y. W Calomel Davie Mr. W.. 1. Mr. O'Reilly Mr. Collins alr M. Polo byn Mr. An = Mr. Kos Mr. H. Greet& Mr. Dutton (Rye) Mr. Wegushn His. R. C. Hill Mr. Bernd Osborne trdrd B u si ly Lord li Ystle 81. r John a r i Colosellimysk yr. M. T. Mt Mr. Moro Mr. Pare Mr. W. long Mr. A. Turner Mr. Howes Mr. Digby Haymow wee ilreitrangeily 'kat out from voila& la favour of Mt* woad routing d lb, bill. AINTREE "iiNEWT" SOCIETY. At the Southwark Police-aourt yesterday Thomas Shard, IMo weretery to the Seas at Allis.. Benefit Serioty. held at the Fountain public-home, Dockland, appeared Wen Ur. Weary* oo an adjourwid sunueona, to show OMNI why Ur* gooey serlooted sad refused to pay 21. 15a. to Jane Hill, the widow of a ire* inalabee, beial the re waindir of funeral woorrorys duo to her on the death of her husband. It appeared that the latter had beat a member of the eodet► for shoat eight years, ha►ing paid all dues ep to the time of b death in March last. The complainant applied fo► the funeral matey to the truism, sad Mated of re inlets' WA alto was ail paid 71. to.. beiog all the mosey they had. She y applied for the Warm, and Dot bsiag able to obtain it, she took the poem* promedings a fortaight ago. Mr. Wool:yak, after bearing the ease, directed some Jaquith, to be made about the roaaspineat of the society, God adjooresi it fora fortaight. As soca as the ones was called ea, Mr. Woolrych asked the dateedant how it tram that the moiety bad sot peid the complaimint her hoshasid'a femoral messy, after recariag his rioatributioo for eight ►ears. Defendant did not know aaythiog about that. He had rely bees sacrelary six mouths. Mr. Mahar was cemetery Woes him for six yearn and a half. Mr. Woolryak—Who recei►s the coatraratisos of the sounhen DeisTriiiint—The stewards ; and they are shamed monthly. Mr. Woolrych—Wbat is it their duty to do with that money? Defeadent—Enter the sums in a boob; sad pay them to the landlord of the tavern, who is the trosaturer for the time being. Mr. Woolryeb—What does be do with the mosey! Defendant—Weep it nail required, sir. Mr. Wool:midi—What ens the average receipts of the i D e e7 indent—The payment of each member is 9s. imoothly, sad when they had tarty it was is a flourishing oonditios. The old member, however, have died off, and sow they lad only twenty, sad as they could sot get any young roseaben to min them the feeds moo got ezbausted. At the time the complainant applied, there were two other widows, and the members divided all the raw they had between *ea, giving them 71. se. seek. Yr. Wooll7ch—Did you seed in an account of your ia solverier to the registrar? Deleodsot—No, shr. We did not know anything about that. Woolryeb—Yen must know that you were bound to do that by sot of parilynest. It is monstrous for • society to go on marring money from poor people when the °Soon must have knows that it was Impalesaly insolvent. Dateodant-1 don't know myth* about that. Iwe up the esoreinryship two maths ago, and I don't know who is the seerstary. Mr. Woolryek—Hew long he. the society been anrollsd by the Registry of Friendly Societies? Defendant—About eight months, sir. Mr. Wookych—Theo you have never sent in a Wanes 'loot to the registrar! Deifydsat—No, rir. I did not know that I had any oc casion to do se Rs eery called on me for one. Yr. Wookick—You wore bound to sued one is annually. Has the leedlord got env 11012117 In head now? Defeedent—No, sir. We have lees than 20 ineenbers, and that does sot half pay the sink members. Yr. Woolryeh—l thistle your °Deduct very foolish in aaer • oa the society with so few member. Yon ought to base wound it up keg ago, instead of receiving mosey, thereby giviag the nimbus, who appear to be poor ignorant roes, se idea that their widows would receive the beesfits of their subscriptions. It is a sod ease for this poor widow, bet after investiga ting all the alreenistaneee of the society, f ea matieried there bas bees so inalvereaticso or peculation at the funds. The society hes died a natural death. When it first came before sae I thought it had been enrolled semi years, whisk induced me to look carefully into the matter ; ouch it not the case. Therefore, under all the ekluismitances, I cannot farther help the widow, who hes, however, been fortunate enough to have received 7t. ss. out of the lOC. lem afraid that there are many other poor isais societies in a wone state of ineolveocy. Tea RUNWAY MVIIDIIIII.—We yesterday gave a brief aceocat el • mod Meadow murder that was as Km day eight wreasailassl at the village at Radgmay, mitaaW bosses' Alsersdebeary wed Thershery, and about two miles sad • half from the latter plasm. The murdered women, Mazy was 00 y old lest birthday, and wee a widow. (14 / 3 1:1 1 2: ears death of her inasherid she, aotwithateedieg that she had hoes stoma bk.d dame& Gorr her With, had tapidsd ip • coth by herself. Atom. time she was as Bristol Shad Asylum . where eh* had keret the beds of basket snaking, by whisk she had latterly supported hessolf. Th. *seems le which the deceased resided is about a hundred yards from the road ride. It is by so mere isoloded, being the centre cos of three college,, which are surroonded by other assails's-boater. The mew tof the adage on the ether side of ]lra erg Ou r Millard, was the bee who dieoverst that bees espy dealt with. It appears that on Tuesday morning he rose early to go to his work. A little Ware six o'clock he was in kis genies Is up his boots, whim, on looking bolded, he observed through the palings at her wicket gate the feet el the deesmed. Thrall* at fuel that some penes was there asleep he did sot take such notice, but at !south west over bath. plea, sad them fated, to hi honer, that Mrs Ouethoy. bed bees aloe' brubilly men &wed during the sight. The Wy was lag sorrow walk Isidlog from the wicket to the yi °Asp deer. The lip were towards the gate. She was dewed is a gears, be., a fast whisk favoured the supposition that the foal deed was perpetrated before she west to bed. Os a slow mutiny Millard discovered that she had a wooed under the right eye, (sued, doubtless, by her beteg busked dews, sad that ler throat had bona eat is a frightful IIIMMIL; NW her aide wee a slooebreakern hew, whisk bee hoes identilled as the property of ame .seed Lewis Geogls. The padlocks of the gate area elm lying war the belly, and time wse doubt that the &mead bad lett her home to lock the gate, as was bar custom may wooing. • moor, supposed also to below to Gino. was picked up • ample o f psi from the body, beeosewed with blood. A k 2 the property of Gm*, was elm diessuemil clese47, ad there fasts, coupled with the light of Gough, appear to bed so smelesive a charade, as evilest Gough that so oes elm is empeeted. Bo is se sam@rried sea, about 00 years of age, mid well knows la the seighbourhoed. Ma was biome to he am term el ietisseey walk Mrs. Osethoys, ads mid te have bed full sentrei seer her and he was eemstomed, whoa she did saythig as Met, to threaten to expose the ordure of their esumudoe. The truly widens@ as to the Mom when the wider was cots. to is deducible ball the fad that shoat a quarter Wore 10 Ma. Millard heard Mrs. Carthame' phi dart It to oregeetured that the visitor ea tide crass. was Goesi, sad that be meght adasitisanse to the 'Wage and was &Wad Jewess, and that It i ehagrioed at the denial he dieennieed *pow rev himself. .IFledereday Gawk was arrested at the of Osso &bast midway betimes Themahary sod lessesser. &Meg told the charge im made • eteMeseet to the same that soother amt, wines he bad supplied bed hose p. till le the murdered wavy tree the mum of it, that be bad. sem thus Wean away Mass, mad added that he woad es sees dime tad whim beemedte talk to MI (Ms lousdleed re t : r ia w alled this panes she wee way meek maim* hiss. west co to say that h• loved the deemed ass be lowed his sent IDA sad he was exert fee what bed emened, —W sot est Defer be hoped the Lord would reset,, hr @eel as* hie else. lteet. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP COMMON PLICAI3.—MAY 12. &Wogs at Nisi Prins it Jfidallseu.—(S.(ems Kr. Justice Dyke sad a °mum Jury.) witairoui P. WALIOIII.—LI3I4 After our report left yesterday, The jury wore discharged, haring bees load/ up for yearly aims harts. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAY 12. (Beta, the Jodie Ordinary.) .. MTH ft. GI ME AID IWICHAIL • • . _ . _ Dr. Spicks appeared for the pstitiorer, John j) G ., Smith, an engineer on board her Majesty'. ship who sued for • divorce mid claimed 30QL madame/Is the 00-respowdeat. The marriage took pleas ia Jaisnary, 1861; and three days afterwanis the petitioner sailed away with his ship. Before be left, be made armegimmenta for his wife to stay with his mother d Grimsby, wham she woe to have free board sad as allowance of 10a. • weak. la the May following she quarreled with her mother-in4aw, b am sequence of the late hours which the kept. She then wont to live with brews mother. Her husband did not return till May, 1862 ; but she wa• delivered of a child on the tad of the April pewriois. Him has_ loud Mind to bore any thing to do with her ; but she had home • mooed chili us March List. The 00-reepeadme wee clerk to • 6ahmonger la Grimsby, with whom she bad sums cohabited. The jury found a verdict for the petitioner, and amassed the damages at 301. Dem aid with torte. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Justin William.) John Cole, 25, waiter, was charged with oommittiag • felorrus result epee nomads Jones, with latest S. reveal his lawful sad also with the brit to do Ms grievous The proww ib ia this ere is the lodised of le ps = public-boor in Walorplace, Lambeth, sod • that the prisoner had bra (a his service al prase for *boat two moats, sad wee recharged at the begtheing of the peered year. Os the Bth of April, about 10 minutes peat 12 o'clook at night, the prommike was la hie cellar and heard • rise, which taker him to go up stairs, end he saw the prisoner standing oe the top it the Meleeese. The moment he got up to him the risme reek him tear time on the red with a life-preserver, ad he received the blows as his left re, his left temple, sad on molt side of the had. The thee went Into the bar sad the prosecutor follow him and he steered him again, bat the oreecator ober with him sad succeeded i 1 get. tug the life.praurver from him. Upon this to thermchater seised him by the threat sad relearn:ld but the proonoslow bid bird et him sad try Moth hi a down together. The primmer got up sod laid bold of • five-idiom ear sad warn a hit head, and the cask wee berms by the tern it the blow. Notwithetendieg the brutal traria' the rareutor had received, he esse mired is pee* the prisoner . down the kildir Mein, but hs berme ceedased from lose of blind, sad the wirer ma up stein again. After, a, abort breed the prosecutor pent up after him, and sibia , seised the rimer, sadone, who had gone to bd. hearing the rise of the scuffle. gave an shine, aod • pore ' man was Galled In, sad the proem wits given into custody. It appeared that be had so shoes 00, sad he seemed to have obtained moors to the premier by means of a window at lb* beak. Upon the primmer being etainiowl before the emir bale, be seeelieted far b* m the here br her.aa bed bees distharged by Mr. Jima after be had • very short time in his service, sad be was unable to another siterioa Is emeeriser and be Meat to him ea ' this eight to risk to him .brat his booing dionbariod d S It appeared that the primmer woo so &greed that the drank the promotes was redo to newer him, he did are drover thth he was bin aid prima rill be was in the meted" it the pore. Several withers were called fir the defers, appease* foe the room et arias that the prisessee wee drank at the tier the esearnmes took pima, bat their evidineeeesthed to be erica, reliever to the real qurYos at Irma The jury expressed their °pries this the prose did re re to the prosecutor's hoar walk the isithadas il eirit : a robbery, but ler the purpose of doing acre is S. p wwwoutor, oat of a "overdid feeling, eat they ford s pill, of wording with brat to do grievous bodily 'l'he leered Judge, is pears matemes, mid that his two Opinioe wee that the prow bed tare advantage of AD rewires of the premises to gee late the peareatre hoar with the intention to rob him ; bee the jog to trek that this was art made eat. sad had ewer= nor the other coast in the indictment. if. is. ask rhea sere that this was not a more eerier affirm thee the otima, and, under all the eiremastrosti he felt M to be Ms dry to matenee the to lour paid purl serilmile. me the Omura fferiesaL) Frederick Tiplup, a respectablelookiag ass, in discharge of his bail, to rawer an bedisteral l = him with having unlawfully scraped be eempound • mina destasalvar, by offerieg to cue Mare Wilma the sem it 1001, not to appear end give adder, arra we Thames Howard. be reoolleotod that at the kart asides al lilt coast a penes aimed Thomas Howard was tried sad scettletad of the *Howe of unlawfully taking away frost the poesseske of lisr father one Mimi, Wilson, as torsearied Ism& nailer the age of siztosa years, and was ausisesed to two years' Sopriouniest. Price to Howard's seausitesl for Nisi oa that charge, and parsdisig divers remade, be wen le asstady at the Howe of Hatred= for Middlesex, at whisk aelablitli meat the prisoner held the situation of ossistast wpda, red the charge against him was, that while Reward was is his charge ha went to the young weanaa Masi, Wilms, after the list remand of Howard, and offered her first 501., lei silt 1001., not to appear naiad Howard, preemie* that it she did so and world go down to Hanford le be oat of the way Bowand would come down sad maq her. This eras proved by th• girl Wilton, sad it was tarthr proved is eirt dams by Sergeant A opiates, of the CI Divisios Yetropsiitsa Ydiw, that the primer bed bar wanted sot to isterfors sr he would get !damn into treebie ; sad by saintlier vitamin to wham he ap plied to team* bed Se Howard, that he bad stated litre would be no risk, as he had "oissretr it with YLsis Mr. - orridge addrened Übe ju,k7 far tie primmer. sad, after a careful usausiag up b tb• themes Sujesst, the julep Maraud a verdict of Oseag. The Cosmos Eeeteaut seetimed the peiscear to be ies prieoeed fee a s ammilbt without bad labour. The court adjoined to Morday, Übe OH Jane. TEE POLICE COURTS. ---- NARYLEBONL John fficAardrors, aged 17, wedding at No. 1, Gleb= Bsokctiuroh-lane, Whissehapel, was bree4ht up en charged with deliberately Map • loaded_ pistol at Mr. jobs Ridgway, of No. 5, Cloadmley- fuses, biliegton, whilst he was is the North.read, Fleohrlay. Ma Ridgway was usable to attend on the former crank Italica. He now appeared very nervous and exalted. Is said ales sea i s to ese fat lffiarilsy. I had pa past the St. James's Omeetery, sad sealed the primmer sad smother youth. I reatinmel say walk. and•beld attar or treaty seem& atterweede • pima erne • bolded me. I felt eomethlog Alike aw. and I lades y %raid mad and saw the pnesese mein. essay. Bs was thee abaci la yeads hem me. I wee& to him sad weed what he :asset bg doing at ma. He made se answer bat pointed the nor Ter at as. I put tip my ambiells, Riling he meant to fire, and 1 rellsd for assistauce. Atter • ahem we send him in • taneyerd, sad he erne *int Raked op. I should have taken so wake of hiss if lie had offered an apolop. I have now es wish to en him pnaished. &Rhos/Itl was much terrified. Kr. llamdeld—Ydtt ars still stiffs Awl suppose Witness—l am, bet I suppose I shill woe he b... The ssrrggeeoeaa has extracted some shots. Mr. lieaieid eal4 ea he wisherl rest to press the sae, he 'mkt dad wilt ill dog 1114.P01100 Ad kr dialog* flew. I arms in • rails limaglibie, sod far whits! paimat moat pay 2114 lokapiamed kw 21 era. MARIBT& OUTTON.—Linirooi.. MAT 12.—Wer laday 6,002 lain, 10010d12,600 for spunk** end =part. 700 Aziotiosa, 27 to 29d. ;00 Palma, tc... 2N. ;IV Monis sod 26d. ; 300 lipplito, M. to 3W. ; 10 23ed. ; 6,900 Borst 1301 to 23d.i; Maim, 214.; 13$. 1o) dilid. ; Jape, 21d. ; Pi" 21d. W. bare had • * Tory tame market to-day, with prior hi brow et the buy. WOOL AND WORBTEO.-okuvrows, MAT It—The dereesioa eared lar week by re rise in re ere ei die. earl to per ask seem be be ries dbrilad levir by the sea eassivsi eves* es te abs seressioa at herilitir brews Use Cirrus air the Dais ari • very abseriel roe perreas Mika isvisy. me of wad we still sore* aad ids eiserres name lir the bib pair whisk prealls be tert t aL e j _linie su zarz There h hewer, • reedy weals, sod *as lees esuarrd ger es, rose* we brier the trills eserseise Is sporeiess vela woe segereet he the dens of lest week hr lad* •111 yet bass sorra by the preset endear b rimer. The plea el LW week rasy, however, be separted es ins. Ls wessial pre Ore is WU war drier ea 'lke pore al sippers, who rises rosy ire awl vet, sass' Nair The here ire serress weir, and Uwe is • Pa balisaa• d& r, Qsalehrs, ass wry hes Mors is wry is pls Mers "MN INP• core ia &nag the week es arras el the area ire. bat brims is we* fp TllO avow klik raise el kissers.. sad lie demur is Wag U ha . The kers trade kr eadirsaise so Tke e her. 11 arab& bees r 4 error. Th e faerrse le = dolt eater el about 50 pee mull ei z re s s a ga ll asamo , goads harried ire the Masi US 11111. is yr. rid arsa ny ar* ; sec ass we kw my re. Bede sires osiers harm his Varies' °rakes are 'serried. bet ibe of psn eireMenstet i s o ti a t two tie = aed:a g et an die akar ss so well serail hi ow GAOL auk reser sire kr week. LAO/ AND RONDULY.—NotimiGAAK, Met 1 2.—Both the staple trades hare hens very quiet during Ina t a , t week. There are a few Onset buyers to the lace market, bat their purchases are insignificant io amount. Th e k r , Morelos in the American import duties has oilmen pui te tbe male el our fabrics bo the States. The bigh me t and ibOrieliii firemen dyarns lave had • de prwiog effect epos the house trade, but the procreibic a of t h e b.sfs, ee bore iasisirod sanguine bops. of pea„ and of a material Improvement in the notaineotal dr. med.—The hosiery trade is somewhat quieter then h a t week, buyers bring more unwilling to mem& any advan ce ia prMar, and anises a clump for the batter occurs we fear productions will bare to be materially curtailed. _ Natio/Arms Janata. 0011.N.—Buumiogras, MAY 12.—At this day's market there yea a limited apply of wheat, aid to effect sale, a seduction of 6d. to Is. par quarter had to be submitted t o. but holders would Dot paerally en, way. 13srlsy tosnioslly Oats, bras, and peas quite se dear, with WI, doiag in the two kora. ___ . . . litiateroi., MU 12.—Oar market to-day was thinly at. tomb& g wheat was is fall supply. sad sold slowly st lest a wawa Foreign Mary. sod prices for tho most part soiabsal. Barley is better demand at fully last week's prima Fa oats the ilswasad was law brisk, k t previous values ware about supported. Pail la per yr. ree. Is bras wed tries 004illg doles. Dame, NUT 12.—We bad a full market of wheat to. day ; the sacks pitched representing large quantities. tit. temdames however wee rather this ; mod tit tightest@ of the ray market, is owejmacties with the Diso.pn wr i,,,, armistice hes for the present decidedly checked any further adman is wheat. The trade eascimpiestly was heavy, Int with so perceptible obsess in pros Noce this day week. The top price of beet red wheat 20a. per sack The bark, Imams is sow pretty well over ; still there were a for samples la the market, the sale of which was limited. Beams sad eats is short supply, and a shade better M prim But white wheat, 10e. to 21s. Od. • beat red ditto, 19s. to ; o th er eons, 16s. to ; bait barley. 2Ae. to 325. I ersoseary ditto, 26a. le Tfa. ; Warier ditto, 10e. to 24e. eats, 18e. to 235. dd. ; beams, to 20s. ; pass, lfla MM. ; spats teaches, 235. to 27e. ; to. flour, 30a. to SU. Gi. ; dim km% lb. le lb. Nctrcnurent, MAT 12.—There wee only a emdm ate stimulesee at our merkst this taming, and Mayas having supplied their wads for tbe presort, showed no du. peados to follow op their pukes.. A very limited de. mad wee experiment for either wheat or dour, and what. ever Mho improvement is prime was obtainable last week may be considered as lost to-day. Oats sod oatmeal moved off slowly, at about late rates. Both &WWI and Egypt a p be ruled very firm. Indian emu win rather lowa. Nwws.aw., MAT IL —The attendsoos was barely La average cam sad them was °sly • moderate chow of wheat. Balsa were lade slowly at the Mee of last week. lo barley there was vary little chugs. Oats sad beam same sa let week. Nswaintx MAT 12.—We have this day to report • mo derate le el wheat, yet it exceeded the cleaned, which led to • w bade, and ix sees lastaaose is. 6cL had to be M. Barley is smell supply, and be change i• vales, Oils, hear. std pees 00•1111110 ditlL filionnase-car-Tans, MAT IL—ThS farmer's supply of pail at seer anerket this moraine was small. Whist met a steady donned, at last week's prises. Barley armband. Oats its fair negasst. Beams sad peas 6d. per qpiertor damn. Wit's% par qr. of 431 b. to tks Mist ; Dario= sad York. Aire mi. ; ditto, virile, to 445. ; wroth sortstry red, 41a. to 42a ; ditto. whit*. 46e, to Cs. Bider, WM. pr en, 3165, to Ws. Oats. fad, new, 17s. to ; potato, per basing, 20n to 2111. Baum, new, 3te. to Xs. Imediss, Ns. to Ns. - ' - - trulauxo, NAY I.l—Ths own toads I eiamoliogly tlitt ostepleo al whist adoring is lap otappy most with little domed, sad ho allot wawa a rs iMYa is prioo baa to lho takes. la opting eon tiers ia bat littlo doiag, sail the value awaltsesw& - - - - -•-• • • • Isaidossa: MAT 11.-4. s oestperod with hot wee, wheat was 6d. us es the tsp. sad 9/ down as the avenge. Hadar was 3s. dews as the twirl 2d. awe es the •1111111.116 Oats wen seise es the top. end IL dots es the average. Bone were semis lie lisp, sad le. 4d. ap os the swing/ Wboet, We. to 455. 6d.; kinky, ,61e. to NI.; este, Ik. to Xis; bens, We. to I. 6/ CATTLE.-Bistasioif kw, MAT 12.-We received a Imp gamily of very superior besets on offer this day. The trade Ira a lair. The anasher of sheep as offer was esteems, which mat • 'tardy trade et late prier. The supply of lambs was good ; them was • marked improvasient in the genial quality ; the demand was *dive at fall prim. The anabor of calves was tarp, the quality improved ; lids fah at lost work's prima. Fat pip a fair supply ; trade slow. Beef, 51d. to 74d, par lb. ; wither maks. shwa, 1 7d. to 71d. ; ewe ditto, shorn,to 7d. ; Ms. to 34a. otoli ; bd. to 70. per lb. ; !aeon pip, 7a. to a. 64. par mare. ; pocket pip, 6d.to A 661. per nears. Norrolosam, ilLas 11.-TMs was a Lege supply of beef at market today, of first ekes (polity. The_gesend sap , ply wee frets the m' issilsto weiglabisrhesti, The destud Mod slow, hest Nadas fis. 3d Per ; &slow seise, 7s. 6d. to its. Id. Sheep IMO Is LIP supply hula lb* monosodiag districts. The best email sorts met with • brisk demand at 74. per lb. ; Lip sad Wads', 6d. as 60. per lb. Thies woo ales • goad show of Ism* realising frees Us. be 31a. each. Oases were • pod show , and the staler was rine ; best node 711. perth. ; assn. sad iambs. 6•4_ to 74. Best mast gambit 1 4 11 11 abd• 6 ‘ to Gs. 3d. per Mese ; he..., 5.. 3d. to Is. 3d. per stass. Isornosos, MAT 11.-The walaher of sills this more* was lass taro no Who day week, them liedag6l6, ar 30fewer. The Esmond VIM .1114 and the pion of list week Isis. bind. Sap gain of the best hod. t.. ; sartsat, 7s. 6d. to 7a. siddillsg sod folksier. Ss. to 7s. 34. par dem Tl, supply al sharp ad heals was lop, the number brim 6,112, or WI mass Mhos es lids day week, 1,106 of whisk ware stun hogp. Thee woe aMe dessad, aed kit week's prima sows maistaised les ail amt, with the grapples of et hogp, which were cheaper. Nei mottos td Si to 91 pa slip hoop,• to cheaper{., ; row& bock to 10d. Lass* lb.. to 335. • larad. Mi d pigs Inwipt biota 3s. to Gt per stone ; six to sight wean' OM do., 10a to 12s. • bled. TRAFFIC RICTIIRIi& 111fla Mr- Tote. 366 61 . /BALV39II. Week Lew Lb. 27. °Pun. in t W One larearsel Lea 79 le 166 139 507 ee 66911.9_ Meg L Lawn iseaLass 00.5 728 1,37$ 1.31 Weeen Mai L BMA sai %ass Lee 8,679 1.992 6.661 0.391 —1.611 916 1,966 1,447 M iI . "III CLOLL sad Owe et SAN atte cres Ilaingdema. — 2,061 1,959 11=.sa Cc 01 la s., sod Dam Tess Bonn/No ?WADS AT B3sarntoaAY.—T he &Terror Weasel the tarter radon sad the worker at Itemiser/a her tot yet bees *named, sad operates at a 0 mak. is ester a erection are al corm A solunitar d the metre be a was with delemar from the Team beware d the vackmas ea Weherie s i sk seesies. The smarm es • preliedeary be resely with es briar etrz." eeisch ee • fistrikty. They cRrM lite ourprises week ; the ten said Thin ter was re heed, with a deshoratice es the Part a the ass that r as ewer had boos rimer d it woad More bees well be give the ors Arrow The mums dersed to reimense work as sera is the rersc issued a/ viz ; the rotor sawlike, te give up the prterrie a all the trades basins* week the Naar err, aired the derrner Ai. extra for the Air Misr el the day—hem is be awes--with the opera of sermenarg at ails, beat. The deputation dellieed the hour led. The heleideeen were eared Ille. pr week deers the eight ewers. marls (they asked Us.), seed their peeler rise al err ,Aa seek deer( the leer were sserha. This oder was ee was ales that of the pleseeres, 16. 6d. • west The breeres am postere wen armed lea per mesh. whisk wee se =L The bre terreeted their aelepts• amy oiler whir roe sot tearer* full dread lie auto ea rn& THAW swim —Tkii apples es new timer end bete tees& et wens we mum earns roe oeiriser e pebopereri. eroriacire imens. Arse We b b W eek'ibe erlielleeleVe ems ewer beebeeeeet, lleserressare. hiablisbal ma. BIRTHS, MARRLAGNA AND DEATHS. --•- 111111,118. 11‘ Chaskssnest. Us Nan. Mn. Cursos, of 11110 a ntl i a. M WI se IL DrOW/d of a ass. 11 M intbadytts, the info of Z. H. Ella, Tay , se s son. RIM I NI * . —was lisebtlle, Llandudno, Um wife of I. Tammik DC. W • wit ATILIMP.—May kb et QllN ass. EWlE4bast, Liverpool, the VHS d Sas st s BA l Vldr—tisn ,M. at Blosthosossttrobl. Ins. the WW W L. M. Itassabl. Ws. of a dassittr. 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