The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-08 00:00:00

Si CONFISCATION OF OCDS.—TES CENSURE OP LORD CANNINO'S JRoCL4IATIOR. Terra ay . Were printed, in compliant* with lie rap of the Reese of Comma, a letter has the esseetry he~lereereet of ladle with the Grener-Oraltd tlr . arestry eta the OW Cootaarahree of Oda, ward ULoeb 3, telfaseeeerriaa Ltd Canning's preilmadaa, we es - lifridep ; sopritsr with he helm 'tees Ile filereet tf the Coen of Direr= of the Beet lelle ftw i4 l: . lllo 111011OK.0•••nd et Ones& had aide' Se that proeireadea. Sher T. Ideseesser, les , &enemy to the meet of lads =lt Ma Orereor- Greer, le G. Ikereasy to the Mid Cciemfaidaser of OwiL gllahabad, March 2, ISM !.—Z ea dbatied by the Right Roe. the Orretresr• kraal es seder es yea a oapy of a prookaireloa which Is bbe hers apt= Chhf Orrirm er at Leiser so ram tw the 110116 Wen% odor Ms I=3 the Correadsr b:lfie ro the h r er of sely, Red net is dr & The Gowireer-Osewel bee s appet =el ft dislrable tier this preleareee skull ear nee the capital • slew tactually is sty beads, or lying et ear ermey. lie hire it say erath la Ova la • Ifbaeal end doers; ward be to risocaresetioa, sad reable sf pererels% If set pressied by a rear Wades of ser • p ad that dis weed he espantany the ors at It has roasady bra the MOO of repealleief hoar mad SMW . oaf ONO of as wow hare. 110 red easerehl hi el arse whith Ilyitlett 1 =la hes sew wirer, i 4515 esialoosly reposers' by the rib ea him breed our power to trap et to bed. 4. If as arempahr air= prerel, her the pair ot her, weereetedee, air ireelessrest, orb se ta sow also ft be air= at sets who have beta la teal.., had her palikly hie a heavy blew had be.. alle= It Is at as that roue well ere KNOMMIKI 17 the salt/beim of r rneeirbass Imo diem= by • pewees hebeiresre. ft. Tema - le' al the. poison= lass Mee sed eareepay the di tiV ia. oeariedoer la oseardeedia rib hie _eh. (laeararier-le-Cbir, to fie rep= at whir the predurtion shall be p a s= sal Ib remaref diareiree it through the province ; es as the ere le wile ere she ray myosin ilimselvir =ft it rbap be lereafirely a= kr the poem dealt with. 2. This lot queria, eserferhar that = shed ass be la ilea of say begs parks of the prise rhea the paieaMMs leeks tea haw shot, sod that the of our *Weer vii se deseper, will la andel hr other piper Asa to beep guard through its WY6ly b see of ohm /early. di dear, too, that the atm lintreet tee ast le wiled= le an who say per= therrhea A diemer ere thew me he roe who have bra eon epee* la err seder SM h epavenesser, mai her slaws efrp pea Wd s k a. or b° t in j i t s f eftl ea b. a 4 am ima y i r e their way. pt? ere sea their dor ere prreater their hewer ; wheal la eat= hey will edam be 11111111,1111111 arestpe, sr la phew rnhly rest soy eel rhaleal way of &pore( ef her la the err ferhass will be es Nee= hat they la Lai r = =Mr earrillear =4 la sharp of at all= fee it pew= IL T =pi e heft shimmy esased place at nehlesee say ewer le he fronsird harmer, else the Chid Oars= dew shall be obis to =rat telly to the Gorreer-Ossiesi rpm Se haildied ire= sof par radar of dedh. will he aft= who, dthorb L it a lm salts hp rue spit the pawarareer, se dose breeily, mei apse eh= lir As sr, er, the Chief Casikeer way re we news Is pes rural= thar serreader their aura, right eliewed to beesse, with mei weft Sr theft pessedie red ot as the Chief der- Wales= way disk piper maws IL Ow Shim essisity will is thet of s4isp k nearly wedweerrel by Om, thee the sweet al hew which Hn Ihzo naiie adr Sy r the commillks Wide they Ile part depeader era =dr 41SO seer flerised. The periers Is =era te reir boor wet set be efteldred a • swiesteherat of is la the premier of lbefr halls irr the drlbleste &peal at =deli the fpnerw• • mil Ira pow= ihelf arbetered. Id. There will pshehly le • .third rime ler Urfa eif pew heselety le Ile yeeerwmatit, le al = ICeemeiwilemer way resume to raper seer. of sea- Yr= is their tervieem Wag at awe ameled ea the = Meet Wraiths theaelMeeetKO =deb la hi re 4131,inctr Oar is called epos es w pm = a Tha prim hregrag tomb apply to the teleabies sad ef proolme. ne seri their him= are sebridea reh he= her helm *ad am i d stern M esswelly is Mesas= te her hair. Deft his is dame bit r eases rad Meese of multiage Anil be Ned they sheell resist • wander 13 that_ my is. = 1. 41 the sr routs.. of authority w hisk gm ewer le their will be viettrel, sot epee the isdhlirt eke= bat by bray Ur yea the abets. 17. I am le =err it the Gerraer- Omer whites the (11111 Corahresier eeesider what bee bra she,. = =nee emir thee istrearseak i a= as err *At • width Ma l eribielp desires Ihe shall he followed up, whitest Wog dim the 00110. of the Chief Cowedeoleser It airs whisk re d bre es be joilpd mei draorhasor which rear be earea. * TM b •=1 » the chide sod ht. OM% weil lamenhem. SIA T. lbe does not inlead Abel esso emelnee ads et me m& 11. DM Ws peal& teem my sarreader nmeesime. se web Imitemil illirmammetry thee ibe Chief Cemmhnlewer Ara he piemed meet say 111611111021 et. Wt. Theitteb Mk& am be 111.1111 w lllay arsitsteer le** Ins lilt ilia be sped i awl ads perk* Red met be ride if the =ea hikers to a regbasai wale be ritidierl earn, or if thin las sear pried /sea nava to Imre lo bee bum keplalikll id tag apeddly etweleue Meek awl the Mb la these whe, net m myna dlia ahem sawed implak, eenerger themeires, the Osseesor.Oeserel most esactica the gMai of say smile Ih rVoluatery saimbilca will be emoted ta antligetlea of c ielmeat, tat rah* m M it be @I tie seer who es elk waft dra hr the gemenemt dim ewer& kg le uriario at sioorirry peiddrdit es la its jeelise it way den /trite.-1 ham, de., Mimed) G. T. 11:010X8T01111. Ifs &ewe Committee of the Court of Direness of the Baez India Compete, to the Governor- General of ladle in Camel. April 19, 18511. Our Inetee of the 04th of March, 1868, will here put you hipmemiste of or peers! views with respect to the treat ment et the movie la the swat of the evecuatice of Lacknow Ile messy. & 0a the 12th instead we rewired from you • oopy of the bier, dated the 3rd of March, addrewed by mar ie the seceelery to the Chief Commissioner fa Oud7 r = lam Gecko* • of the proclamation to be i.aired by lir Cart . r otos as the British troops de esii Uwe tioneseeli 41 the My of Locksow, sad cou amid beetraelloas se le the aeriorr in which he vas to eat Mil peepeet b 41111 nut dries of persons in ansoatioa of VW Ore d Ss Geremer-Orairel. 1. The if Orr tell eft ray the pockmark 4. That - ItiellegivelleplMilleet the will ef the riven- Inneit Whim the peW Het alit persona, who we named as hem daidiWia their salenceoe, are henceforward te ldi je hemetery_pmeldere a tie leads they bold whet ark doe erler BMA rate. tablect *WY to melt modotate semessamt se may be Wpm* upon them ; that others, la lam term lee di ray kw erablord, wUt ham we- Mend apes dim • powdorre rewire at reward sad reer. Imam ; end Set, TM these exceptions the • der k the eta of the peovbee is confiscated leg= peur I. We akar but agrees to you our appribralea Met grew ti the yeeemadm dielalerisea • eop le t , will grew • ` aladlibe dire keeereisieble tth e w p ay e the drerildlekerit et perk 4. WI re mar ae Impeeelea that the war is OM, has Mewl meek d r prim obeimer from the rigorous OM ▪ WY*wWeat meal to whet the chid leadhehiers MI brew readousl to radar el Sok rights, the ear ed rimer Ird le a twee mike of the prostate bees OS briar 111111111111. 7. The leadwe leas ape es much attached to the ma areplei seeped le the riple k son they dem themeless to assmes es ite tempters of lead ia coy oosatry of width we 77 1 4.,„.. ha year ultimate sad =disclosed is tokap. pop pletesrelea will uppese to derive the groat lore rf Se wok et all hope upaa the eirjed sear beet ta does es kadiaele; whir the awbetilitika et our rule, kr tbet al ark melte asereiga, bee rally recited mid ye whidever Or o : at r z e bre arkeid 9. We ceiret hat la amider, that these who me* ear tedheifty is we trader wry difinsit eir emetuases data *see who lave embed spirt as to pro .. vier whisk ham hem Lei wider ear preemaat. 10. We Maimed the Erg et Orrr eat_ keit eenie. et lie kinder, by Ares of • arty TVS let beer saw meent/y d by maw inlay, mew 141616_1w1 It bra Lk le e re, dr ~IS we adepal era re have bra iewtally_petroud • bat we hat diet I teat la tire; although Se Set del set hedge hood redid be to retarded the preekba re Alb we rely he ear= Mk bad set bra previously ark ham le rho Mig el Orr i dg ia piat overate sad hk isrelon bet hid kiln • to their Mety atmemeisis m e key ipy bar goring tbdr h. They Mil rare Sue re= deft talludlkk M sd a erplaka het as. hood brae aegieltka w ark pet brew* how protaria. esaisay the pr o ea liw w l i tk ed t waea laltes fire =Ltire; sod or ow hod, we et brut adhe ; art this wide Snip weirmot leriellaily hawed by • ewe- ' = sega eld i l ef So feeder estimem whisk la • my et , tarred the art Ilesallel ha= ef Mei dew derma le be ihdr pro- is ; et mart arekly bet km gime met* ere tha wed power Mlbeir tie out Ail Shot, ender the circurelerces, the bessaities which have been carried on in Oude have rather alminter of legitimate war than that of rebelboa, and WO tie people of Oude should rather be regarded with in talgeet conelderados than made the Mem of a penalty, emending is extent, and in severity, slam' wbkh has ' has rieseded to history as &Limed ens a sabdued nation. ld. Other coaquirers, when they have seameded in over eaten" mainanco, leave escaped a taw psessen as still de serving of peeibilmeat, In hare, with a jeweAies !policy, Winded their cissmecy to the great body at the people it Tau hew eased*pia a airiest prianipls ; you hays linerved a tow endsserving GI special favour, and you have sine* with whet they will ilmi as the severest of punielt won, the man d the lebablembe of the country. 12. We man bed think that the precedents from which yea have depseled will appear to have been conceived in a spirit of wisdom sorrier to that which appears in the pre oldest you have mad*. le. Ws desire that you will mitigate, in practice, the striment severity of the degree of confiscation you have beard maize the Inedholdano or °ads. 19. We desire to see British authority in India rest upon the willing obedience of a contented people. Them cannot be contentment where then is a general 000640.“011. 20. Goverment manor long be maintained by soy form 'tusk country whore the whole people is rendered hostile by • mem of wren; and if it were porno so to maintain it, it would sot be • consumaisdon to he desired. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (TROIS LAST NIONT'S OASITTS.) WAR orrin, PALL-MALL, MATT. Repel Ire Oonio-lasetoeri Oim &lo O. Millitoot to be mi. - lekedlemit ." , " Weir ' d Uela Dower- Pedene. out. to ter oreet. WThe Ka. Lobillte 1111111•111 Moon X . sow. by yeanines, no orb proseted be ci LTl was Nei 4 8 7 :1 1R—lbs Meapansatet Q. lt Thirterel. sot , to a • • MM. /lOW itie lift Apet. WO. lobos cooed d. .. siz.z.T.:=lr the W. Morey to be= Oa . leetel lti Aelbses Ware Aden to to sexed nosted. lei Otagi w be Isatorder et sit n try. hes MON. to lobette (toyer, ido l = epos ; j w e =ez ie ter. r i y . yerdllllo. Tag= =r=oito Areas os j e be ."" 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OW Lireentat Mean 1 lea i'Mbre be beagle% * Ille . nee Omit. .be rains. Imp Willem Atoms May is be tofteeest.by preet w r lel= OM feet -Aoloeocisnees Jabs Ansoes. L. t am. Se be reeistmelloodees. Ow Lest* deme• yard yoo- u usomoOmeor le be method li to Ols n lONA e =oak vleliest Z tisp O. , Ns lo be maim vise . Ileatromoorsele yrs lelf. Ms Oen eimilet. Illtb Yaws Mown I • I 1 e llama& WIWI MOW. pesollod= tet www. Ile be isiansikar if ow ewe-ft be Net= whboot_ perdese-Onotels and Ogee* (S- A Reebrattere; apart owl /met Lioelloselleileol _ .J IL O. llas lattyrio- Jets ONO eon le beaoz. TISIS. Om els ream; Ibe Lew Jean to be * Is be UsOosse Clemoe to to iminarse . vIO hillesr. spooseed to to. MI DINOW/A. lild . I r fil r laili llostr-01 ... _ .... 1. t ai l . a sedirdi rt IW M AV i t Orme t Ileemolaele le =AI Mr- Aso. On • Mole Y. A. Kopp to be per• eireolie imelseel• IrtAte *der Jells lows. Inn Os Yol Ws.* ea by yeelion. 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Duo se OVtrel , to boa dye rort.o et Os Ore*. di MIL IdalWsOku m et UR ltarodi.XX. es sated to the " Oteelle" TO vololoißeen. *Oft winkled Wee years' serene la to. not of 111100•0016111•1. is be Niro* Is way. soar Or je .... r= w arl d l . ..cr. 104. - rbijitoOmolol Out% iota Arellsso i r=llioom oush PLO& i• IPT so r Pag q;.. ll "... fr L i e . " • 11,11se t ik, /ask be v 1. Is snag; &ism s ?mars= fr o' to li SO tem ; NM; Irreldeeer_. eellese 'Mpg Ms !Na m es. .... Solon o sir OsesS4. 4 2: Yeoe.T k hoVer i eri n ollo, ilrilia TWO= Itents. OW werftelo,Aloyol Adadr* eled WOW od. .wk to Yon tie mot rases . i wk Oral of Kant tiedes Mood Own Remo mot . KAT & 11=.1orrateee cd the Revel KATT sad 11. "IF I. l'S 6.1.1 * as le Ohs Loon Gesso "et to, I =l,llB Sol Asoo look so molvol bar kloksy's wallies to I emir watkirae. osogook re ? is Ms VW= tho a lollr" i = ro=r tst as ore to Smeary a ow Os boom of "mho ass bar eaket AM, Assassocissai MOO, ask to. lea loolooS. THE EXPRVSS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1858. DIPUIAIION OP POOR LAW MZDICA.L 01710118. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the aggre gate body of poor law mafiosi officers in Engisnd united by IV. the Bight Nan. T. &therm Recount, the Pr= of the Poor-law Board, st hie Aloe in WbkuksL Ahem IS medkal gentlemen hots various parts of the ammtry were present, and they were accompanied by Mr. Macaulay, 11.. P. Kr. D. Nicoll, M.P., the Hoe. K. M.P., Calosiel North, lii.P" Sir De Lacy Evans, M.P., . Knight, K.P., Dr. Brady, M.P., Mr. Blaney, M.P., Mr. Ingham. DLP., Mr. Batmen, M.P., Mr. White, M.P., Mr. Headiest, M.P., Mr. Neerdagste, M.P., and several mbar uses:obese of the Hones of Commas. Mr. BLANIT. M.P., introduced the deputation. Kr. litiotterd Griffin, of Weymouth, Dr. Brady, M.P., Coked North, M.P., and other gentlemen., spoke in support of the etched of the deputation. It was stated that of 3,000 medial mis maatoted with the administration of the poor law, 2,000 had joined the emaciation from which the depot. bike had loandited. They complaiead that they had not a adlcisat remuneistios to enable them to discharge their hake townie their poor waste. Renew from iOO often showed that their average remise wen net more Shia 3s. 9d. red 3e. 4d. • case, and in many such they had to Weld stray miles and supply drugs. One- th ird of the medical Nee °mewed with the Poor-law adonnistre du had resigned. Some received as Little as threepence a ere. They irked a uniform scale of payment throughout the kiagiout, and that a fixed 'ahoy should be =titheaded on the average number of oases dusty the bat three years, to be ca Wed at not Was than five shillings a am, with as best one shilling extra far each toile the first mile, end two sh il lings for each mile the fi rst firs rs lulls the patient raided from the maid • home ; that a whim of eateries should take plus trimadally in each salsa, If dssined, either by the Poerthm Bawd, the board of gserthaes, sr medical officers. They wore also anxious that a sisdkal ass, catverstot with this practice, should have aau at the Poor-law Board, awl anti =WON spe cial aural over the nedied dapertmai ; parries sp. peisamats skald he pessuessa ; Oat mind edam thud act be depssiss far Mew ups valtavlngaillaus, te whom gas riot every port of the ethatry imprepaty etriathe. udes. leroottat said be thought the protest mode al pubs made wars Tarr ladaulausmolt es, sadsr the preens wee, T ot mama wenlesel ethipset wee ea the me assilderM faith .M• salsa thet she Mess el Gamow weed asset same Is Nth Medea et the at- i puss which ems laid wt et thehmet essesems Wag thergad pus the had. Mt Mt it des else to the legs- lades to wed that I. say messes he might Maoism be amid mks provides be the of drugs, so tit that =glass should sot fan spa islethsal *Mom He theregla, raanavir, that the essaillathas Idle the stale awls it rend should be meth thistly den the gevematest, sad dread be tam sway from loud sepsethaws (Rear, hear.) HO was else of spisioa that the salmi of medical Mileers should be sub Miss tine to time to eanerpond with the work dome. Lathe mem dui be meat warn them that the law would isquive • bast sathestudis g between medical Mims MK bawds of _sundials, sad that the legislature would p SI epthß MOMS to lad the powers of boards of nor dista aty skeled. The - deputadom afar dank* Mr. Eatcourt, retired. SPOBTING. CHESTER SPRING MEETING. 110100111PT10/1 1100.1.-TILITISDAI 14141 HT. Dili r . 1 Is 1 slit ?molt af) 4to 1 -71 Is MOM 1 LI la I - 11 to g l a i Me la ro - TM WM IN " 1 - Mimi 01 . 111186"Sdr) 0 to - II bo 1 - Raw 4am 01 111. r to If - Parma 01 II • 1 ..- WO4 MN to U - be. to li - t 141 lOW to Mt Maid 111 IWO to • - la laslsM • a a 01 WO W la *BMW NI Neil to UMW awry 4saky, Sizirrl al b' " WI MI Jonah MaiMWO oak I; lo• Waal N. M b. sad Tweiblari and itlairia wallial 01.. 0 1 lb I NM Mrammew 0 T to 1 - 011.0wila• or WOMB 11l 100 to I - Tarsal 01 le so 1 - low do Thrum Itinor. 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CZ Ye ammemlat a t trz l 7:ooeme maw it tell. t d=ligni lames a lm menses *sus ad OW UMW inhamad we laiMe bi litd naggimaill. alas Wang are limaavars Oteimait LuefaetAt vis ulig ium il rmed= tr t s .lll = l 4X l r ll ll4bsei d a tt wield. mod ai reeimaar WMAIOTAT'InEIaIatY . ttl . Basal, Law Lab) ftuditgata. HOUSE 01? MUM-KIT 7. TES SILIIIIMORT PINILAOI. The hare sat as • ecioadtate for privilege% awl proceeded with the widows fa the ere - et Lied Telbeee claim to the B el ehreinditny. The widow ea the part of the oppose% of the diem wee esadwled, awl the awe wu atuaraed mull Friday seat. "'QUM COUKTB,—MAY 6. (Before the Lord Chimeßor.) IN AZ TUN LONDON AND LITWIN BANKING COk?O- RATION. The put-heard applicahon in this matter, dismaing an adjudication of bankruptcy spinet toe above bank, made by Mr. Commissioner Bram MI the 28th of het month, wee this morning restuned. It appeared that an order was made by the court on the 26th af November, 1867, ander the Wmdinrup hot dissolving the tiompany, and on the 2lat of Deenniber official manager* were ap pointed. Oa the 13th of January, 1868, a writ was limed :Matthe comma, by creditor, and judgment afterwards ed, which was ands the foundation for the proceedings in bankruptcy. The cammitsioner could not sea any distinct- Eton between this and the owe of the British Bank, notwith standing that the action on which the petitioning creditor's debt wee banded in the Math Bank awe was bras& be fore the bank we. dissolved, whereas In the pretest cam the action wee commenced subsequent to the &embalms of the company and the appointment of the official manager. Mr. Rolt, Mr. Hetherington, and Mr. Roxburgh have been Maid in support of the application. Mr. Amphlett, r. Begley, and Mr. M.Nangbiet, append for the petition creditor; Mr. Daniel and Mr. Birdwell were for the creditor'. representative. At the °Zebedee of the miumente, The Lord Chancellor aidd that it would be nexastary, be fore deriding the caw, to lout very carefully into She various sate of parliament relating to the subject, acme of the clauses d which were hard to reconcile, and he should therefore re serve his judgment, COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—MAY 7. Mew* Mr. Ccemehriceir Fish.) _IN In lIIINXITT.--DUTT OF £llllOllllllB. Hie Honour rid Act imy mat csesUelitely been brought before the Court of Chancery, in which a gentlemen asdag as creditors' assigess fa this court has had his ocadoet WWI in igoestioa, and has sustained heavy premien lose in the way of costa, la conesquenos of his engaging in • trans ited= which chancery law Invariably Condemn when it is ▪ the subject of judicial investigation. I advert to this able publiab , , because I have received • communication from thejudigas el die Court of Appeal in Chancery, calling my or inks to the ear se evidencing malpractice. in this court. The oar is ana, however, to which the attention of persona connected with thews courts ought to be drawn very pdatedly. The mere dB is " Poole, v. Quitter and ottani." It was duet Weed before one of the vier chentellon, aid then on spiral beim the Lords hunter, The ease was this —Poor, was • creditor of • bankrupt railway contractor and lied peeved a debt of about 23,0001. Whir and two other preens WIN chosen assignee.. Boon after the bankrupts, • country solicitor, who had been solicitor to the bankrupt while Millen, negotiated with Pooley about haying his gempective dividend up to Bs. in the pound upon the debt proved. Bators concluding the bargain the country *elicitor communicated with Quitter, and asked him to go' shares in it, dividing profit or lose. Quitter agreed, and after some further negotiation the bargain was made by the washy solicitor for both. It turned out beneficial to the =Pooley found that it woe so end tiled his bill in to est it aside, on the ground that, whatever might have been its validity, had the country solicitor, who owed so duty to Pixley, been alone in the tr ammed= his oon make in It with Quitter, the assignee, who ss assignee was a hears for Pooley, rendered the bargain null sad void, on the ground that • trustee, which Quilts, wear tripes, Is disabled by his trusteeship from buying of any n ire whom he is trustee. When Poultry the transaction Quitter was at once advised that he could not maintain the bargain for himself ; but, strange to lay, he was oleo advised that though the bargain was bad as hawses ' himself and Pooley, he could maintain it as against Noisy, as • bargain made by him se one of the assignees in trust (or all the creditors ; and in consequence of this advice he, in stead of at once acknowledging hie errant, and adding with Pocky, contested the matter. lJnfortunately for him, the Chancery juige heron whom the case Bret oars adopted his view, the consequence of which was an appeal to the Lords Justices; and on the appeal Quitter and the orinatry solicitor were ordered to reinstate Poole/ in his rights, and of mares they had to anypa heavy costs. I now advert to this ems, not y because it is part of my duty publicly to lectors assig ner as to matters which an not regularly brought ender my notice in the affinity parkeresate of my duty, hut because I have received the intimation from the Court of Appeal In Chancery, to which I have above adverted. lam always ani ons to eerry out the view, of the superior judges; and in this came I have not the lead difficulty in doing so, because I entirely concur In every principle expressed in the judgment of the Court of Awed. Neither • creditor's ass ign, nor the solicitor to the assignees, nor any person who is in any way actin se guardian of the rights of creditor*, can pur chase of any of those creditors any interest in the estate. To do so is a violation of duty and illegal, and of course • most hazardous trazwaction. I have heard that such things are . of frequent occurrence in arrangements out of court , and I ' for that Mr. Quitter, who is • very skilful sad highly re spooled accountant and man of business, constantly employed in private arrangements, may, in connexion with private arrangements., have become ao familiar with such transact. tions, rarely if ever challenged under private arrangements, that he may have thought that neither law nor equity for bade them. This, however is a great miekk• ; and I feel obliged to the j udges of the Cou rt of Appeal for giving me this opportunity of publicly announcing to all whom it may concern that such ' oontrans between a trustee and those for whom he is • trea ts. are not only violations of propriety, but are trenseelkes which, If challenged, will infallibly be est aside in with heavy loss to the trustee so acting. That aria public warning will operate to prevent such graceless ia private arrangements I have little hope; for private arrangement Is but another word for " secrecy ;" but I trust that it will operate favourably in all oases which come into this court, whossunbounded powers of inquh7 moat any moment and at Utz/. expense throw • flood of light upon the darkest trainee does. I think it due to Mr. ,Quitter to fey that I behave then never awn into this court • large eases whin the creditors ware so sip-eably disappointed as in the cams now under discuadon. The nests, owing to the admirable nisnagesecnt of the creditors' mignon ineindieg Mr. Quitter, aided by the actin assistance of the bankrupt, a z retractable though unencoesehd ran, and by the tinning genes sad judicious ranageosast of my most excelling official arignes, Mr. Cum. produced many thousands of pounds more than the creditors had ventured to hope for; and the assignees were so phased with the truh, that they treated the bankrupt, to whom I had the perms of giving a first clam corlifiesty with no moot oxerideno• liberality. Observations wee also mho k the court alien ea the remuneration allowed to the accountant to the estate, which I end was 9331 Tide eters a large sum, but on re viewing the case It der not appear to ma out of . prvordes to the magnitude of it. The bankrupt was a railway ecee tractor, and had three great establishments st and near B the fourth at Bridgewater, and others at Plymouth and Te math, wi th • very valuable plantat three plaoes. He bed nu pined contracts with twelve railway ceepaaies, sad also • contract in COMMOMOn with • Fromh y. Be bed twelve ships, one In Australia. The ktkliaar was aseried on by the assignees kr Mess secathe, is Which time completed the costrare, soil the atm gad settled ed received the freights. Baelat iga vied - .llnt in riespleting the confrere, they of it anneageoarly. By torstistbe the they waked up the erok fa hind also to severlege. Thin won 110 rediters, trey wine claims *hit nguilied =l.The seensed arehters r=ormled to SOAK The . were assihed,rd Isis a surplus of sheet 7.0 11 01. be the panel reillems. The sellinary debts and Wallies ea ellerd areentel to 3111,01101._ but the proofs were waned by esnfiel inneelseiles le wpm Tbree dividends love boos mods --ese et belf-avresos, cos of le., aed no of la. Pd. in the pseud t • sod seethes will dos* be sole— =ly in a mak The boakespes, opie Inbred in , 1863. The dividnd was aide is November, 1853 ; the sewed is April, 1814 ; the third in July, 1866; and the final dividend will soon be made. Having regard to all these circumstances, I newt think the remuneration allowed to the accountant nared by the assignees enemies. Lamenting Mr. chanter's error, I must still do hits the juste to say, that with ose exception, he has deserved well of the meditate. Mr. Staining appeared for the assignees' Mr. Maynard for Mr. Quitter ; and Mr. Taylor for Mr. Pooley. IN i 1 NARROW AND RAYMOND. A petition fur adja - iliCat — ioi li; . itaskeegiOi w irne • peemied spied George Barrow and George illeasseil, vrielsolip mikes', of &Anglian wtrest, who (Weir lig Amp Si ssified is yesierday's Erprees in our report of shegrikweriert) Iwo beat e=mitted for trial for forgery. Kern. Toted *der, Hunt, and Co., of Sherbonse fin., ere the petitioning erteMbirs. The pention WAS Fixated by Mr. Spysr. The adjudication is expected to be wade this day. THE POLICE COUBLI Mary HosZoos,7l=, letoraMrtegaere; Aka Basstlnstp, be, VC' gram ; ration sissirasos, 24, Carseby-ateses, agent • &err _Matthew, Globe Tavern, jetatther; awls, Staid, 2, Beak Rad, eatok-trbener, Ara** FFsiths, 67, Dramacad-Mreet, cemeareisl traveller ; Aka Hawkins, 27, Nath-direst, slam! dealer Sorge Posil, 6, Wyldtetreet, eteemescial traveller • Presferial Hen dorm, 10, loaysear-sanrs, boalawsker ; 14sre 1L Werdoaretrset, Wlr ; Imam Norton, 21. Crevea-Mreet, Isdelag-hosee keeper; Gorr Nam, 11, PAst- .ease. - d seat • mad Gawp Pinky, were oherged with laic beers la Platalseetwit, whisk wee and i t ir beitiag Pur erliagbele hasher bees named the' the keeps of the Mime wee aotthe ametedy, ttld aceoi require may _talker tirldecee this pedeetbsa by Supsteed t D es , *I et his stellterlty tram the pekoe reaseedowas to water the hpfeseln (make. Thle Wag dame, Mr. Blasttate NM ell the dehadeate had beet lawfully token fat* cuatolg , ter Wag food la tbehonse ta quivers, tad be . hoax now a i ds than to be discharged, THE RUDER 41 HALIFAX. The coroner's inquest on the body of hires Jacobs, the ovipositor employed st the Halifax Guardian aloe, who was murdered while at his work on Wednesday afternoon, by en appreatios at the some office, mated Wm. Dawson, was held at the Town Hall, Halifax, on Thursday. Mr. Foster mein steended on behalf of Mr. Welker, pro prietor of the ReliJas 01111)1400 ; and Mr. Franklin appeared again for the prisoner. The following evidences was given James Hyslop, aompsehor—l have been employed at the Getardiara office eke mars. William Demme wee en appm- ties when I went. Jamie Jacob., the decreed, had been employed at the odes all the time I hays worked there. Then have been no quarrels, to my knowledge, between Dawson and the deosseed, or say of the other men. Yes terday smarmier, the doomed came to the office about ten o'clock, end left about half-path eleven. The prisoner went to dinner shout we o'dosit. I went five or ten minutes afterwards. Myself, Jacobs, &mud Barrie, and Frederick Foster retained hem dinner about two o'clock. Dawson also Maned soon afterwards. He 0001113111108 d me ek* Wein with a pair of dumb-6.4 which had been in the pimp five ar six months. When Damon returned to the Moe, Jambs said to him, " Let as have a walk, Dawson, sad nal senambere end her a rat." Dawson made no reply bat herbed. I wee nesseet to Dawson and Jambs, end I ▪ " Dunes cannot have a walk sow, he is not en piece." I did not her anything mom for a urinate or two, and then ' Jambs inked Dawson to (etch him a pinch of snuff. Dawson mid nothing, but went into the srljoiniog room (the news office), and returned with a snuff-lax. Dawson then com menced using the dumb-bells by way of exercise. I pseud between Dawson end Jacobs to set up a line at smother ans. Jacob wee then on my left, very neer the prisoner. In Item than a minute afterwards I beard a sudden cry from one of the other men • and on looking up . I saw Durkee in the art of striking Ja mbs with the dumb-bells to a very violent manner. Frederick Foster shouted out, " Daemon is killing Jacobi I" Foster and Herd, than rushed towards Jacobs on the side, sad I went os the other. Upset that Dawson came towards Foster sad Harris, striking violently at them with both dumb-bells. He drove them both oat of the roam, and named Wards Jacobs. I wee dud tug and on seeing me he rushed to the frame width estisrated us, end held u_p ass of the thumb bath se if about to throw it et eon Hs said ramidaing which I could not understand , end I then made towards the door, Demme following me. When I had got about there part moose the news- office I turned and looked back. Dowse, wee then in the act of shutting the door of the jobbier-othes, which opens Into the news-office. I imme dissely returned to the door, and toned it 6/toned. I called out to Foster and Bothwell, the only two men In the neweselace at the time, and they cams to me at the door. While we tried the door Damon rushed to it, with a large bee pin in his hand. We could see him through ea end we at once ruchedfrom the doer, thinking he wee going to force his way with the press pin.— [The peer pin, an iron rod, five feet six inches long, and weighing twenty-one pounds, wee ben produced, with hurasn blood, heir, end brains upon it, as it bad been used by the mar derer.)—l called out for some one to come up stairs, and in s fur seconds a person named Betas earns up. He asked what wee going on, and inquired why we did not break into the nom (jobbinr-officei where Dawson end Jacobs were. We said we wanted to do that, and offered to go in with him. We all went to the door. Bates pushed the door and looked in, upon which Dawson came tower& it with the press pin. Bates maw him through the nick end rushed out of the room, saying he would not face him for the world. Myself and Bothwell continued in the news-office, sod Foster fetched a piece of iron piping from doWnstairs, for the purpose of forcing open the door. The youngest appeintioe, John Tiffany, come upstater with Foster, and he broke in • portion of the door by kick - leg it with his clogs. Demon then rushed towards as again, and we all ran off. Tiffany and niter went below, hot Bothwell and myself remained at the top of the stairs. Dawson, I be lieve, then took the hemming from the door. I came down stairs, end Bothwell followed me. Bothwell looked beck, end, observing that Demon bed no weapon in his bends, seised him at the bottom of the stairs. Dawson come down stairs of his own accord. lie snuggled hard at the bottom of the stairs, bat was secured by Bothwell, sedated by Buse and others. When be bed forced hie way into the street, im front of the office, some one then asked, " Where IN Jambs?" Dawroa replied, "Jambs is all right—he is all right—Jacobs I. all dee." I then went upstairs, and I saw ten or three peenone coming out of the jobtthroffice, and they told roe that Jacobs was dead. Daw son has been a very quiet, inoffensive lad. I have WPM seen him commit any sot of violence before, or known him use say threats. He would do anything we wanted him to do without grumbling. I never knew him quarrel with anyone. He wee on very good terms with Jacobs, for any thing I know. When we went away Ice half a day any where Jacobs always treated him. Frederick Foster, a compositor, corroborated the lest wie ner. Ho said—l think the drat shriek I baud some from Dawson. I observed him making retinues and grinning with his teeth. He looked quite wild when he ran at me. He made a curious noise all the time when he was striking Jacobs and when be ran towards me. I had averred him Immediately before, and than when I spoke to him he ap peared perfectly right. Jambe did not Mese him, sad nothing took place between them. Samuel Hurls, another, commoitor, gave similar seldom. Poli mean Cnlpan—l was the fired person who went into the jobbing Aloe after Dawson left, end I sew the body of Jacobs lying on the Boor. I conveyed the priming to the lock-up. When I re 4 tuned I took posseadon of the dumb belle, the press-pin, end the hatchet. I found the teem pin about a yard from the body. The hatchet was picked up from a frame by Thome* Seeds. One of the dumb-bells was on the floor, dons to the body, and was covered with blood, hair hatchet] , wee also the case with the press-pin and the Mr. Tooker, sergeon—l sew the body of the deemed yes terday afternoon. The ice ad forehead ware way much mutilated, the bones being broken end drives lute mad upon the brains. The beak pert of the heed wee violently con tused, and the beam Wires le mewl War. There was a large pool of blood about the head, sod the braise sad teeth wore spattered about the ream. The recta k heat and the Hews appesr to have bees so Attlee se to seethe the brides and teeth over half the satire epees of it. I hand one %- dad wound on the right side of the rhea, and three ethers on the left leg. The more arks' wands on the head and fees appear to have been Indicted by a heavy blunt trim mest There were mho niusesee or emetty lashed wounds es the bead and ism wised by a sharp bithwast. The barest roared is Hatay to hew taw' the latter wink, which ware billeted apparently when the deemed was epos the door, and after his death. The first blow evifteMly pre dated death. The durum at the bath of the heed are likely te have been produced by the dumb-beds, sad the Ant blow would awe death, by driving fa the shell wpm the bran. The este es the thee rem te ham bees made by the hatchet sal Wised up by thew eieht of the pems-ple. The paw ethealted ma priselonally some months ago, coming every day kw weal lays to me, wad there was tome dieted!? then is petting him is explain Ithessif. Me manner wee wawa end very eesaitrio. At hest .ter a while, he began to araphda of psis i different par of his body, sad el a dhow which had sew Wald la hlr. With sass Tethering he e ther (het he was imbecile in birthed awes o Gomm had the vi lla said this them the primast whe we seated at the bet tors of the table bermes tenremahlemesithely Ward up, threw his arras . wildly about, sad appeend as if he wanted to get at the Warm - Hs w ismaffistely Wed by the policemen, bat his shwa weasel that at dra It as if they wash( be amble bell Na pwaios Ws= uttered the moot bard& bowie. set WWI ea, " W'lty die be mastics their He WY pi bid Wit extreme difficulty by a washer of paww sed others, and irons were pat on him, and be wee held lowa in a ewer of the room, bat all the thee he Wend lead seesaw and ft wee found necessary to remove him from I the room.)—Mr. Tucker then went on to star— t had Weed en opinion that he wed be an en to d during the last six ameba I should not have surprised hear that he bed committed suicide ; I thought him too isolisam to commit an sot areassisr. lam deddedly al apart Ilia he his laws whoa he committed this act. din wain Wes his Wire we le me during the Marva of his attending at , end I told her that he was suffering from some dlsslered state of the brain, which, at some time or other, right lead to Warty. She said she bad obterved trim In be exceedingly Menge, and more peculiar in his monism then ever bdore. He was moping and sitting for hours together, she said, without speaking. She seemed very much concerned about hint The jury, after a abort consultation, returned a verdict of wilful murder widest William Dawson. They abstained from pawing any opinion as to the mental state of the prisoner. The prisoner was then taken before the borough magis trates, when the following additional evidence wee ad duced William Bates, emobitepler—T mikes& is the capture of the primmer, who raid to me, " These Is one point I have missed." I asked what it wee, and he replied, "la not teeing taken his (the dewed's) heed off, and thrown it gut of the window." ..a7;il;iratee that rotaraftted the *meow le Tart Cart* to take his tow at the enemas whim TEE MIIRDEN AND ATTIMPTID SUICIDE NEAR NOTTTNONIVIL—The adjounma Yves* apes the body d flutist Leey, who was murdered by We reetlter, as Them hey, the 19th alt., at Heretedi. 111•11• pialisulos el width bare already appetwed), wee bet& ea Themelay, the !kb hot., when • seat* at Wilful swim " see re tasted eplast the reether. Bate see thee eseetitled to take her Iria at the ant Wets emirs an Ok• amp. thrlithatOtll•WOW FI79D TOR POOR-LAW COP pates viczaar-IL mem etysee.las aim Alew . ives mite. IsOler Nimbi Wee balkyselese at the Lea h. esil to earldertheadters Illebest te be preened so he as bisellt el/ Weber phases eeposi to posr4assdtheveglieet We Washes. Ns. Chain RAW comb. the ohs& Mr. Pettmeolikelro• Loath Main. boa. Ns pre Amt., read the seeet dome sp by a et seders et validate% inn of bask vel elbows, la IN* le MOS leggeelei lbal Ibe empelen = y mum &odd be sampled flor S s • eopmemeados entelbeiim le be be peroesa of the gaiety. Seedhal, eel ea odor ail*, we to he Is. elbseeessemen se Woad bei* widows. Wr. Bonin, dark to the 11 Labs %lea, reerekted Mr. fikeveiss MOW Wieristhe.Mertyr, llouthwork, etetbd dee at' pMea eras Wier, ead the seeks wee eas fled mainsuly. a eee>rMlb erasmisni to eseumi ate with t h e Peer-Isir Boot MURDER IN RADNORSHIRE The freedom of this secluded Welsh county from crime, of amp:thud. has parsed into a local proverb ; the greater, therefore. has been the excitement felt in the tomti t , this week, at the discovery of • murder committed in t h e broad daylight, upon a respectable farmer. Mr. William Pric k who, until his untimely end, resided at Own-, r. Mon farm, in the pariah of Llirow, Just over the Herefordshire M boundary. e T dammed, Mr. Prior , was a married maii, and far som time pot a young carpenter, named Burton, living in it s vicinity, had been paying hie Adresse to his eldest daughter. Them attentions were obnoxious to Mr. ?doe, who took means to put • top to the intimacy ; he thus men into collision with young Burton, with whom, ca more than one omagion, he had high words, and e strong degree of ill-feeling had thus been engendered. On the afternoon of Tuesday last young Burton and the de ceased happened to meet on there'd leading from Upper Cal:ales to BMWs, at no greatdimmos from Mr. Price's reeidence ; a mated ensued between them, sad Mr. Prim is hie anger. threatened to knock Burton's head off with • stick he ha d ,in his hand. They sseeppaa ed, going different ways; but Burton had not proceeded tar before be met with his father, to whom he related what hod ocourred between hint and the deceased, and the threat made use of. Father and sea weft is search of Mr. Price, sad in following up their hum. tics they met • labourer on the road, of whom they enquired er whe th he had ewe deceased , and who told them t . would overtake Mr Prim on Merced. They came up with deceased little further on, near the seat of the Muter of the Rolls ; they were heard to quarrel, sad blows followed, one of which, on the bead of Mr. Price, was so minim ma to cause his death, if not immediately, in a few minutes alter it was indicted. Burton and his eon saw again the labourer with whom they had spoken, told him that they bad killed Mr. Prim, and that he had better go and see about it. It is said that the murderous blow was Inflicted by young Burton, with • cattrai, which he was carrying at the time. The unfortunate deceased was conveyed to his home, whence, within the last fortnight have tamed the corpses of three of his children. Barton and hie son are both in custody, having been ap prehended the same evening, the old man at his own home, sad d. the younger one at a public-hones in the neighbour hoe Superintendent Wilson, of the joint counties constabulary, has been making inquiries on the spot. The eorontu's in quest eras about to be held when our despatch left. CONVICTION OF TWO BARONETS UNDER TEE •eibra - ei: Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart, of 64, Portland-Ow, London ; Sir Charles Henry Ibbetstm, Bart., of Blount's court, Reeding ; and Ilr.Wtiltain R. Fryer, solicitor, of Win o borne Master, were summoned yesterday before the county magistrates st Wimborne for ki lling thirty-eight pheasants out of season at Lytchet Matravers, Dorestehire. The de fendants did not personally appear, and after service of the summons had been proved, the eases were proceeded with separately against each. It appeared that ft the bid, 3rd, and sth of February last the party were out shooting together, when a number of pheasairts were killed. The chief whiter wee the person who had been employed as gamekeeperonthe estate,and Ittihad written a letter to Sir John Key., stating that he had been offered 201. to lay the information, which he now acknowledged to be false. It was also stated on the part of the defence that he had counselled the killing of the pheasants on the ground that there were too many hens left by the gentlemen who had the shooting up to the let of February. Sir John Kaye was oonvited of killing fifteen, Sir Charles Ibbeteon four, and Ur. Fryer ten, the penalty being one pound for each had, with all reseonable coots. The magistrates, however, en pressed their readiness to grant a case for the opinion of the court above on • point raised, that separate summonses should have been issued for mob day the party had been charged with Omani% amid application be made in proper time. MARKETS 111:fe•IL—The sweep ef Woes et Illeetanwle saw, the we. dais d We Breath * Amens. law the week mese= let. Id. he mi. eselsetve ef the deem ef eselesas thwees.—The pre, at teen sr Muscovado eq tr endow d the Meentlie YI & 11.d.-10 Man be, b. trade of the mew preset show twelve co fsweseeds saw. the pr Woos of Ws Neat reds —Thu es pee. Is sof Ile We yd. See `""0`O` deselpikee of wear. total* OOTTollayisseet.MAT L—Tbs esproved state of trade lo Wm thirst% veld Wales, et $ ~law of tee AI Nat.**. owlet 4.11 6 ell Tis baktredigzlszan law= floe arr..; Wines et eatedesa. The Mier tlb el=w she twee Ole ed. ledtb. Mb. 16.4 nen. The bed Serair. het7ed hew fesek/ l" have tateal.V.... alma 1,3 sad UPI/ lexeftL eel Wen are mortal low marl INS Aimee* Tema* eed t led Twee. • fea inquiry be. Owe sh=grog:dhc: Nes about tteo bat* K ...... °OTTO 11100Dfl—limplIMMin. MAT T.—Slte Improved demand imitimeday hire lei In • Mg moot of buttnete both at Itpow and rabbet biatikasneme. Is was, these amount to MA Y eas WM di pie I. ea ht I oreirt quotations. Misr helm lIMII Misr ars mbar muter move Wme id iom brall wmiltenimesa Al id admame • good deal al Wiser hie l b to amps fur moat and 1=2•11m• mime of or e bane nite. Tint IIidTSPCO le lielieseilhe Vie fin le cotton, • bkit IS 0001%1 to Vi. per lb. IMMO =at - .4 mup to yesterday b. I tem only tel.oCo WOO Intim =twi of iii.i.o4 t. ie. Cio.b.. or. dearer. bog We albeit* MI at as adlsmas zmilealest to the rive ori cou in and MNov Indium bee ntrn Mine In . Callll kind, of dab this otbies. INA Wirtm have felt the Messrs of 11 , 2 Mom wil defamed. Nome/ asi WM makes of lewidotha to weneewim. sod Mimi T dotes of mega emblem. .ad the Ileum elm % of in at 31% have goo. of Dotter. lulls and Oblea &ham of eO-I - eh s.dtb ism not been very nethis. to. late aselmee en well suppllod wlth 0rd...., end them hibrke melee mbar bow mem 410110 IMO be la Ilk. The Improvement of dwosod la earsoplet el dr br olt continued through at Ur moor, red dodos dr ler low ye rood Imp panels hove aboard 1 .... k. talostet draper to be ler 000 itrUcte. The ciehrerl.l are wirer =Mk bd trill la arid re t: oh of the cootincut Wog o 'About ....=.IIIOO h'igo nil loargr - o of oar Dome moun.pdon. Oro Is,. bar kit. wall with their op. int good., bog It Is boos Ma Or MIS a bea ralY~7 iMi.. T i t d irl u t " .. l , X D . c. .i i l . l . rit h et Weiss asi Is ceders our qUOtatso oR * NO 11::;V: i. = t* rolik enroll Mir a dry. a sod re tort ot Yob ly Yemedel Sd. te la per lb. le re Uhl GROW iLa aria ilk soar =do V . = bare .... =l2 i atFL - ..r. oroiLlom. Italra eitt idle a dud Wel t boa beret oil Ira on istenolood r lo Ur rod WS 11 pee kW 0/.7 tor up mar of Torero a rinds IR Brio Pad Pemba allk, too, welblog.--1 Trope the Olnetre a c e Y0u,501,0.) 001111.—Orimou, ILLT 7.—There • geed eV= et meta tadsg.aed the d_.,o Mid for el the t: - .1 ecosedau teitiktesla b.—. Elm, 4Te. to ii; aY4 fee: re 4 Na be Na ; ate.. Vs bow MEWL& to dome. ourrapro twee eltearka. WPM; Nay 7.—We Iwo hod a for amply of wheat awl a show trade at Ira prlcro. 8, mealy sof twit, °flier:. Oat rod taw fiat to New. Wheat. red, Wt. to 45.. write. 40a. M 411 1 11 , N15f„797. ID 30a Oak. Mk to 30.. Beane, 43a. to Ifot Wallow's's. May 7.—Thee woo a fair wilitif of wheal...& win umbra boyar lbw ea hat Iliday. with a mu/4W &wand. wow 1. dray, bet hotly m q u without doom Amato for theg =do. 7 : Whoe.t, 3 137 at 4.3 a. f3d. ; barley, oats, 13, 1.4 at 3 ; haws, 9, at 41o.; peat 6. at 4,11 a. Not, at 3.31.71.14 Mai Ito Wanes of eel an :yr‘s fres abilid. well with veep NONNI espy& I af grows polo l ama Saari* Isit. we have • 5 - idy WWI p.vollf EM I ortleko at fu'l pokB. NOMA—Looses MAT r276.llT w ilebeld• Woot il liartl.7. ".614:4 1ita 11 a..? . . . :11wW7". 1 11 4. 1 11L4 ,.. urea." Lao 911.; Wall Larobt Ai, j_ Nod Noah Wham. 17. 3d.; Walls dad ebtheffe. 13. Sd • waao l a Hough Hall, 16.. 6d.; Wan Nod &Hoe. 16e. 6d.; Won. V Hartlepool, 151. 9 d.; Lad Ti.., 170 Id. ; Walla Nod *beim I Theraley. 14s. 6d.; Walls Nod Whitworth,ad.; Poorer.. Herfifff. ; Dolma Btosoi. 311..—ate at market. 64. woad. H. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•BIIALTY. Lemma. O•ptsta Instils.. bombs Lands. Ikm Muriel • mid dos as the tare, Of DA% we iligarealy Wow 101 DWI,. May VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. M/11 21 m. Imo MOOOr tbarpool. atoll 4 ht 5, 23 W.,ke. 15.111 (UM' (Mph Om COMM for Loa" Aprtill. la. ).31 N. lam 20.32 W. flababer (MOM aliM). from Calmat& for London, llaralt I, tat. 32.1 - . ii7k.:.u.4, B. "" . . Grand Daubers, of flooloa, from new York for LI terpool. Audi 11, lat. U.U. lam 70.10. W. Libby (Americas clap), five Calcutta for London. Apoil 77, latl Cf. II N. Ms. 21.67 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH,. W . ARTIR -WM R. et Absteedspleok Glower. Cm wife of A. BMW Lalbl e ll a ft Na i M Comberhell-frover. the wife of 0. UMW. Ithe,of .to we. MANNINO-May t.. Dim Rectory. Norfolk. ti. Mee ef Ms Der. O. IL eMeriaiL of a doestmer. ROWIWILL-Mski L the .IN of N. H. Rowell, Tor., of Iforlcl NA Wiwalhetch. of • elseettro. 110ALIK-Nal 4. 4$ lb. Orme, TeMhytesmirk Ls. 0.7. Swim tf a doeghter. /WAIL-Ray 4. it Amertllm Rectory. Beady. the wife ef Me M. o. T. emus. of a coo. TORRY.--)My 4. es ittrabli.hill. West lorrey. the Mk et XL Tem WARD: -May b. am ~ el a shunter. at tsar Morehtmet. the wlfe of R. Z. Wasiblel l a eshibtr. MAILRIACHig. 11011.0/f-TROWAR-Dfay S. as Oromoinse Olsoel. DOOM to the Lev. A. U. Thomas, the Rev. W. Rostov of tlemilltilOw Tweak to lam ilame. Oomme Thema. dam Mer of the Lc J. a OM% el Ilrfert CLAIRE -WALIL 111-11 by Let St. Ahlemel Rude* by Olt WWI; A. t. Chrlts4ll4 . t o torainem 11,7. &M Mr la OLAIA MU illitiN C r . 6. "VI. Jom*Liana reed. lete l lorte TlMOViimblitsse r oM G lL -- 4 " .... 'i.o Am DIRTIES. ' ' • ' . c'l eir asirr.-14 1 4, M sorites. Itr. IL P. AWN WM n o g BOW DIN.-kW Lee Iberpool. Sena Ahem 6iserre 4 a W I, . °M k T . IL . %whim Dow 1614 WO : Om Zee. l. L. am seed If. R-41h, A. th ilmilerymeemes Illalempbertlbafiga: 11.7 1. at Retasseoptarib *maws AIM Ai 111 rI L Idatalh !Mt .....- Piloted owl Pliblied by Wusemi Ruh Rom. el *A ti 4 0 RIM r Om OR, d lis Ittelem, eit We 011ees 111 lIIMIL In the ?MIMI lli WtlY fto.--ILITIMMT. MAT es