The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-10 00:00:00

4 I ' iMPEBI4!. PABLIADIENT. noun OF LOgla,,beetilbAt, Jou 9. • Tao .1.400 Pitumicuqi *A* Nat es taw vain* at lin tickets. , ; . • Bigait7I36IOW,IP.ATIVENAY3 AND ioilbirsii' ------- -- The LORD ORANORLWR4o: the table at the keno s bill to atawad the law to Um ramuoeratioa et attpwqs,Ssolicitors. The lord stated that he amid .hplaht istorisios• at is leitasore 94 the 0001111011 lit ha ItOoled . 4g. The ball was then read • asat.tims. THE WAR IN lANMARIC. no Fart of SHAFTESBIAT rated the noble lord tlt• Secretary for Fannin Alain orbrAli . or any arrangement had ban sdeptod lot the prolongation of the acruittios in Demmer. Bari RUSSELL maid it had been arranged that the ow pansies of heatildise should be prolonged for another fort night. Tie Ma.quis of CU:I-WARDS wished to know who &r the different powers interested had uuanimoualy edoptod that resolution. - ' - Berl RUS/lELI. rid it bad Mee auggenal by Dsomark, lad dosed by tie Gump Was. CHIMNEY SWEEPERS AND CHIMNEYS REGULA TION BILL. On the order*/ the day for the consideration of the ellioadmoots io this WI, Earl GREY mowed • clines to the effect that say home holder vihe elkiaads. youth suedir.l6 Teats of &go to awned • chimney should he liable to • similar penalty to that im posed is the one of a meter eldiassy sweeper. Tha Marl of LONGFORD opposed the dame, on the rowed that it isaa usesoessery. Lad FORTRAN also esprosessi his disapproval of th• dowse. The Earl of SitikIPTEBBUIitY ensidired the anon as. seeertary, ineerannt se householder, were liable to penalties in the name way as seaeter chimney sweepers milder the staining Liar. F.irl OREY amid that ander those eircumatances he erra.l not press theologise. The darn was then withdrawn, and the report of the arorrolueuta *se agreed to. 001.litT OF JUSTICIARY (SCOTLAND) BILL The LORD CHANCIELLOR in moving the meson& wading of this bill said that its object was to yr* the Queso is coaaed the power of areal* new mails towns in Scotland, as was possesied is Nashua There was a farther provisioa in it. ma- Nue, to the effect that the amigos s►ould not be esaaplaiiely withdrawn from toy town without the aonseat of Parliament. After • few obeerstices frc Lord Bsocoest, The SU sa reed • woad ties RECRUITING FOR THE FEDERAL ARMY. The Marquis of CLANKICARDE rose to move that an humble address be presented to her Majesty for copies of. er extracts from, any despatches from her Majesty's minister at Washington, relating to the promeding or report of the select committee of the United States Coo gteu on immigration, or the bills upon that subject brought alto Coupes+ ; and also copies or ettrocur from deepatches or rep,rts tveimetaug the enlistment of Irish Imamate at Boston and Portlaad is the month of March last, or to the 1101111411011$ of any of her Majesty's Canadian satinets in the United States army. The noble marquis said that he thought a great deal of blame wee to le laid to the charge of the sateen of Barns for the aostiouitooe of this war. At the same time he did sot think, at this gnomes% with two great armies mahout log each other, interfering was desizakile or justifiable. Bat:there had been a time whim interference, he tho u ght, might usefully awl effectually have been made; sod la hope that while on the on hand we should preserve snob a ton as would p t ouz fellow-subjects from ban treated as they had been by them govern ment authorities—for they were so lass—so that, on the other hand, in a few weeks it would be both possible and proper for the nation of Enron to miter into this matter with • firm and decided ton, and to take those steps by whack akin this horrible careage, which was utterly perkier and uselegi to anybody. especially injurious to the American themselves, disgraceful to the and shocking to the feeling of all mankind, might be put as end to. Lord BROUGHAM believed that there was an uni versal feeling, sot only in thin country, but ell over the world, of reprobation of the continuums of this war (bear, bear) —of deep lamentation for its •aopsscs, and of anxious desire that it should at length be alade to cease. Ha noble freed had referred to tee present time aa being inopportune for intervention. He quite agreed with his sable hind Within the last thee wean he bad ever and over again refined to present petitions urging their lordships to promote, on the part of the government, sea intervention is the American war. He did feel that the time had not yet arrived for such intermission but he lived in hope that before lose as eassaios would arise when we could interfere, and, in anijunetion with our allies es the other side of Um Channel, interfere with effect, and accom plish beanies the two great contending parties the reetve► nof peace. (Cheers.) Berl R.U.14P1 I. maid that Lord Lyons had repeatedly remonstrated with the Federal Staten government, and the Foreignoffin had dose all in its power to second those representations. There was so law that prevented the sale of arms and munitions of war to the Northern States, but ell amides thus exported were liable to capture by the Cosfederates. The fitting out of shire cif war for a belli ws is =eh s Oge u rorel a rs Iferententtag. iha de n i ed uneaten were blameable for what had taken place in Wee nie to Irish emigrants. He believed that the Irish proaantry lad been led away by their own credulity, and hid themselves to blame. At the same time, it was highly discreditable to the civil and military authorities of the Yeleral Metes that they had not fully investigated the :Representation that bad been made lantern by Lord Lyme. The noble margins had suggested that if our remonsenages failed the ease wee one for • declaratioe of war. Without going to that extent. be was bound to admit that the ease was one of that clam which did frequestly lead to war ; ln we had jest as much rearm to complain of the Cas federates as the Federate. Bersonsteasces would be am hated, and he hoped these reumestrasices would be attended velh mama This (mid the sable lord) is a meet horrible war. There appears to be such a fury exciting the minds of men who were go lately visited usher one governmeet—tbere seem to be such a deter sensation to spare so expense is °Maiming mai by voluatary enlistment—there meats to be so little hesitatios in putting persons into prison for refusing to obey the most arbitrary commands, that it is difficult to died with the matter= the ordivary principles which have hitherto teem. !Med the intercourse of goverumeate It is indeed to be hoped that them hostilities may soon cease ; but I ass afraid that we most not reckon on any interferon& cm ear pert conducing to that end—because amongst the Miter feelings of ,iOk4ICII end eaimosity which peva is America, than is a failing of aninecein wing all governments, and especially spinet the governess* of all the monarchical satins if Boron, which shall peened to ioterfere is thiscivil war. lees afraid, therefore, that we shall not be able by the insane suggested to pet ea sad to this horrible war. if.,, is this slaughter of thirty or forty themend mann one side, and probably no on the other, going on for the purpose of preventing certain sovereign states from acting upon that principled isdepoodesos which in 1778 was applied to this country by their an. swore of whom they are so proud. It wee only two years ago that • rosetiag was held on the 4th of July, at a town in New England, at which an eminent friend of min made • greet manias spinet this country because It had fought against the spirit of independence involved is he American quarrel. I wish that that gentleman and hie friends would Jost reflect that they are repeating the Grime out this country—if crime it was—egaiost America when they go to war against four, five, or six millions of their fellow-countrymen merely beaus, they wish to put the game principle of indepeedeam into act. (Hear, hear.) I will give my noble friend whatever papas we have get bearing upon the matter to which he has referred. It is very disareditelile story to the American government which they tell, but all I can say is that we shall continue our re montraness, not for the sake of the unfortunate wee who lave been enlisted, or who have fallen into the trap which has been set for these, but for the sake of preventing alma& minims in futon. (Hear, bear.) The Margin of CLA2iRICABDB regretted that the sable lord was only going to continue his remosstranom. If he would inquire of the Beerelary for War ke would find that while 5,000 peerma, chiefly single men, were leaving Cork every leek for America, the recruiting depot in that city wee gain to be reduced because it could sot oblate men for her Majesty's army. Lord RUSSELL maid that U the noble margnie would cooly supply the Secretary of State for the Home Depertmeat with the means of obtainiag evidence he would prosecute Ow offenders. l'be returns as amended wire thee ordered. COUNTY COURTS ACT. • Is &sewer to the Heel of Dwr, The LORD CH /LHOELLOR maid that be lied sot ordered any returns to be mad* by the registrars of misty waste ad I. the practice reamers' inprroonieat, but he wan sob queerer* that his serrobary aught sot bare written to nose narietrere on the subject. If so, he should be happy lay the aunty's, if say, os the tahk. He 'fished also to take this opportasity of station Hist while bit thought the law should MAIMS to imprisos for &lee under 20f., sootnieted sae than see year ; sad though be thought that that was the conshines to shish the kapalsWre maid skrinsteiy some, he wee prepared to admit that the toraniallos sight be too greet Ha would propose, therefora, to rodeos the period is the &nil imams, to three years indeed own (Hear, hem) Is hie jodariest, too, the bill should be prospective, end sot retrespeetive, is its operation ; sod lira throe years should moot hen the lapsed'' of the debt, the Mat payment el as iastabsest es the last askeerrlads mint. (Hear, law.) Lord CHELMSFORD rid the e•ble lord's proposed seseedmeot war with a tridieg varieties. ideseirol wit/t lbw whirl* ho bid reloaded to reboil be Sig bestarami he Amid be bappy to adept Stem noir kaiaks toss at Us =beta Who sera. HOUSE OF 00EXOE&—Uuzu•AT,. Jig; 1 . 7b. stAtel'io•k'tit'siar ktlitaiilNC - ra .; • • PRIVATE BUdiNESS. The follAtrlatElMo bath road a third time and pasta : Ilbaldrad Railways, Namibia sad )Towel Pg e t i = tray, North Devoe aid nosiotiat Raßwar, Roads, and Ihrtorobery asd Weisttpool &Reap, Bala. THE moo* RAILWAY AOCIDOT. St B. CLIFTON esit4 T tise Sserthary of State for the Home Department wh it was the attention of her Ma jesty's governmeidthisprestet MIN yeoperly imehied pee. eon to 'Wed the inquest no the fatal sesidest which op curred oa the South Weston Railway on Urdu task in order to promote the requitemente of justice Ted the sem. rim of the pablie. Sir G. GEIST mid that an °Moir had &Bendy bees emit down by the Board of Trade to attend the intact and to make en investigation of the eirenaulteeese eenseeted with that accident. A strict ingairy wanes be instituted. - • --- THE COLONY OF LAQOS. Mr. A. MILLS said the Beeretary of State for the Colaeies whether his attention bad here called to the dis astrous candid" of the whey of Laos; sad to the edema stance' that the adopted adopted by the 'outlier had de stroyed the trade p with Abbsokonta, aid imerpelled its inhabitants to defied thinmelves *aslant the newt "Meek of the Kies of Dahomey with aninomition purchased is al "sage for slaves from Fruch merchants at Porto Novo ; arid that thus the colon of - Lagos, founded for the allepd purpose of anapreedis the slave trade, had bsen the direst mesas of atimulaties it. Whether the square of Lagoa bad bean or would be recalled. And whether in order to avert *erasure". of me 'sally diameters mo ' had meetly taken pi*" both at Igoe and on Mu gold Coast, her Majesty's government had considered the expeflienoy of relinquish* all territorial prokuorates oft the west easel of Africa. Mr. CARDWELL "ME the Goeersor dt Lases MC written to him by the lilt mall, saying that be wee sling to ?roomed to Abbsokenta in the huge et restoring relatives between the people sod the Daliomisas. Cardwell) denied that the governor's policy tad bon the canoe of the war, and he had so knowledge whidewat of any mixed for the impatation east by the qualm open the Preach merchants at Porto Novo. DREDGING AT BEACHY HEAD. Mr. CAVE &eked the President of the Board of Tiede whether his attention had beat directed tea steamiest that a lacie fleet at oyster souks had bees lately dredging withie lastly miles south of Beach, Head ; whether this we. hot contrary to law ; and if se, why the prohibition against smacks paling to see with dredges as board after the 30th of Aped, which had been carried out at Shoreham HarWur, erne sot enforced showbsre. Mr. M. OLBdON said be wee recently informed of the 'tautest referral to by the hon. gentleman. Seth a prac tice was undoubtedly atetrary to law, wed frequent wan lap bed been gime to the ruertors s ad owners of vessels that if they iefringed the her by dredgieg ie the dose meson amputation would be enforud. There were pleas at the coast where dredging wee lawful, but it mainly was net se is the locality in quake. - THE PORT OF TYNE. Kr. R. HODGSON asked the President of the Board of Trade for so explanation as to the obstacles which bed dskyed the determisatioe of the beard in regard to the ap• polotment of Oakes authorities in the port of Tye*. Yr. Y. GIBLION said the mom of the dela in issuing the previsional ordrr with retard to the Tree ens, that the promoters r f the scheme had Not es to the wimp°. sake of oummia•ios which was to regulate the pilutene of the Tyne. THE CONFERENCE AND THE ARBISTICH kir. D. GRIFF:TH rid be should like to ask the amble viewer at the head of the goyim. rent whether be scald give the bear atoy infonarra r to the melt of the M. tiag et de Conferrer UM day. Lord PALMERSTON-71s, sir, I feel that I am at liberty to answer that questa**. sod I hope I shall do so as a meaner that will be satisfactory to the house. The Coo femme hare to-day prolonged the armistioe for s fortaight town the original tint• find—the 12th. (Chews.) THE QUERNS IIIi9BAGE—TIIII 00UNTSIE 07 ILLGIN. Oa the oorideration of the Quesa's seeirge, rearniumad. ins the house to confer • prsion of 1,0001. • year on the Countess of Elsie, widow of the late Earl of Elgio, Lord PALMERSTON moved that the house do comply with that recommeadatioa, sad stated that the Indian department, sensible of the greet serrkee of Lard Elgin, hod agreed to settle another parr of the same amour os the Constar of ftta. The noble lord rainitalard the orders mid imooseefol senior of Lord Elam in the go vernment of Jamaica sad of Canada, in his two diplomatic missions in Chita, and that to Japan, end dwelt oa the air ounistanoes under which be undertook the admiaistratias led* when, him life was ant shirt without his having made se adequate prowlers few his family. Lord STANLEY, in cordial tam; expressed Use csesear- Naos of his side of the hoar is the motion. to answer to Sir EL WILLOUGHBY, Sir C. WOOD stated that the award of Judie, coseider• Leg that some of the sorrier of Lord Bight had bees per formed is other parte of the world thee Indio, did Dot fed it prover to piece tb• whole sharp of this woe so the revenue of led* bat they oay ' to telt* their Aare le it. Ti•Ta.aiion was agreed 10. COLLECTION OF TAX BILL. On the order far coin lots emanate* ou the above bill. 84. H. WILLOUGHBY stated the objections which be enterteinod to the messrare, *ad moved that it was sot oi l:wheat that the land, essessed, and Moores taxes should be collected by °Hotta of the Inked Kerwin . The motion was wooded by Mr. Ewan and supported =6T, who pretested almost throwiug upon the re of Tsar the odious task of decking +bother the bill should be mat in operation in their series' dairies ar not. After some further dimencion. . _ _ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that if the bill were net agreeable to the views of the cosemeatty and its »presentative*, It wee right that it should sot pass, but the system it proposed was in operatics la Sect ion& where it worked economically and to the gessral eatisfactioc. Coastant complaints were sew nude of the ezistAng stem, the incivility, ofecionesess, defaleatiess, and tiel of collectors ; bat over them ogees tie executive governmeat had no metrol whatever, hiesesseb they were appointed by independent parties, to whom ales* moons for a remedy mold be bed. The right boa eentleman then explabied that the reason for omitting the metropolis from the provisions of tbe bill was fist *WO we., no .tamp distributors emidorld Uwe ; seam quently, mit wk. moult to combine the duties of collar/tor of taxes with those of stamp distribotors,the appoiatmeat of a new and signori» staff of office» for this special would brooms necessary. With regard to the ot g ie r s i rs: founded on ths permissive character of the bill, be ems adored that tbe permissive rims's% wee absolusslr ems. ' sad that so eater was likely to remise the sweat of the Imam Mi.TIENLET felt serenaded that the niessum would sea work my good. end wee emsemmemtly prepared to vote for the ernendment. Lord J. MANNERS .Le supported the armeadmatt, which, on a division. was negatived by 137 to 103. The house them west into committee sums the bill, mad the several cleanse were agreed to. WRITS REGISTRATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. The adjourned debate on the second media( of the Writs Registration (Scotland) Bill ins wed, mad led to con siderable dieoussiori, is the mums of which the great majo rity of Scottish 'members present expressed their direpprovel of it. Mr. Mare and Mr. Black slope srupported the manure, sod in view of this discouraging state of thhip the Lord Advocate withdrew the bill. CHURCH BUILDING AND NEW PARISHES ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. The ATTORNEY7SkbiITfai; ii - i;idrerieirig Mundt to the Church Building and New Parities Acts Ameedneet Bill. the object of which is to oesselidala the acts reletldes to the banding of churches and the formation of ecaleslie. Coal districts, pointed oat that it was a mistake to suppose that it enacted that church rates should be Imposed en sew perishes ; but in arraogiog a consolidation bill it wee 'mammary to avoid touching abstract cherub questions, and ea it was sot inteuded to repeal or smith any law rebate, to church raise, the statutory provides' applimble I. that subject were not alluded to is the hill or the repealing pats of the schedule. Adverting to the opposition with whist the bill was threatened sod its complicated suture, he said that it would be impossible to carry the measure through in the preeset enesion ; sod he therefore moved that the alder for the mooed rending be diesherged. Mr. MINT regretted that the goverameet should here yielded to die re that bad been brought to bear apes thus by • section of their owe supporters, who ester- Weed extreme views on emilesientical queetions. The eft. cordon was alas weak, usworthr, sod dishonourable. Yr. H. SEYMOUR regretted the course takes by the Attorney-General, sad wee anxious to hear whether he he Seeded Dow to drop the subject altogether, to intrude** another sameding bill,ar to tarn him attention to a measure of ocesolidetion. Lad J. MANNERS believed that if tbia measure, from its original iooeptioo, bad hese a pure coneoliJatioe bill it would sever bre art with its present fate. The morel be should draw from the failure of the three attempts at am- Miriam WU that so emersion would proceed free dam who ere called the Metal dissenters. Ho would rallare to suggest that the Attorney.Geoeral should take a beta ovens--sheer, beari—aad defy the opposition of the Lbs. ratios Society. (Haar. hear.) lie feared that the re. mad leveed gentleman bad bra checked is his ova wires es this matter by higher authority. iellesseed by lbw *slow of boa. mithasse babied him. The difloultian is the my of - the boa. end learned goalleare ; wen se deer very creak sot sorely legal, but werieoli. gime sad politi al, sad he thought_ great pales was dee to the hon. nod harped geutleinse for libelers I. the matter. Bat be (Lord J. Manners) feared it meet be left to kappa, tams earl a more sailed cabinet to aoserptieb the great is. salt of Marsh Sandie, Oreelidatioe Aar (Cheer.) Hr. F. S. POWELL was ready to joie in the comrade- I time whisk bad been bedewed ea tlie Attorry•Oiceral fee kis Movie in the petit of recooloiliedea, and be biped rall this great measure would be swear el at err (eters dip. Hr. It MILLS repeated his ohjeetteas le the sooesara. He daelainsod the unworthy means which bed been sr I Opel lathe wader el the Allersey4iesand ia lb& miner. B!..1)4 .IDA There ems a bald opiates, both seems ellarehmes sad alutoi that diebiet obursies sheald sot be put on the The O n ftg i rd l iV u. lecood reeding of the bill war thee decking ORR= LOIN fOONSOLIDATKD If UMW. The house . iste sewesieles, the followlog re militia' was tose the mottos of the Offosonwe lif the Itinenagnot s—'n'hat. her IllajeMy be authorised to felliquishAn fasces. of Leg George she PM, the Lug of the Reliance, die. his edge, the sae of 4.0001. sterns, a year, end to that Meet to Memo the Greek Tsseastry fees the obligatoo of a Millais arrasgesseet, seleshaded as Attests is the instated, Jape, 1800, is referees§ to the Greek Loki." The OReLIiMILO, of th e RXCHEQUER add that the hoe. stesebes far the Tower fleadesei bed !siren codes of s action au the subject, which involved as =portend eon *Whorl subodoo dos telt& it eras desire/de that the house should have an oppectanky for elhoseeles, set he proposed that the dispassion should telus place rel the 'snood reading. Atte, • few words frees Mi. ATIBTOW, The house resuroad, sad leave wee given to bring in a hal is the subject. RALLIEtIrti CONSTRIICTION FACILITIES BILL. , The house west iota eomoittee upon thia bill. Ilpoe dame 9, Mr. WHALLEY moose the hitieliea of weeds, gir -lis diacrettoe *the Board of Tiede bpreteederMit r reject oppdaaticuto to they Might think H. • • • Mr. liILMT mooed that the ehairma &Odd report pro ' Mr. M.-GIBEKMT aid got the °Wei el the clause which had bora ittletted Y r emoted= to meet eppeeiliao, vie le eatable a regality. coallisay widish alleged VW they had ea interest it rho queotiso to be head before the West com mittee. The motion to report program was this spied to, and the house mum* arm= ittrwo (METROPOLIS) BILL. , The order for the wooed reeding of this bill was read amid ease laughter. Mr. T. HAMMY sled that this was • hill Whisk required pave comiderstree—(laughter)— ascent as it did the odd ort of a large portion of the poorer commenity of Loadoe. (Laughter.) Bedew legisldice oa this ambled bad not been carried quid so far as the surefbilities of doss boo. gentians* required they were to have &crusade whet aired mask, whit's, though it asaisped some people, mow slotted great sr demint to lone numbers of poor persons. (Laughter.) He denied that sheet miesidens wen deported by 'errs( black mail—they wore supported oaths otnamercial disciple of supply and demand. ("Oh, oh," sad hear, bear.) They might as w.ll attempt to provost smoking. Ha thought is was • species of legislation whisk they ought to be very careful how they oomosesord. They ought to have vary dear one( of the evils resultin from street desk, and dais roper mode of removing the eviL (Hoar, how.lNeitherof thosestatemeek had been road.. He thought this yea, in fast • paltry legislation—(hear, der, and " coq ae")—asd if they ecoosili i t i o . muddy every petty th say might Mel by tioo, they would get b . = lineable ( oar, bear.) There were • peat limey armoredes which he might rosatioo. Than was ow is dationlar, hod which ha did not suffer, bat he had beard others cdopinis of grievously—it was that of basin the male tea panoforto pinkie is the seat hens. (" Beer, hoar," sod laughter.) People leaning to play the piaao sad =nag all ths rooming ant door wore • peas aesoyance. bear.) Look at the bands in the park. This bill give to the Chancellor of the Exchequer an opportu ne" of putting • atop to th e baud that • was in the habit of plavieg at the bask of his bode. °snakily is his neigh bourhood. (" He, bear," &ad laagither.) Nfell, mold it be denied that that was • greet amassment awl recreatioo For his own part he was 7 . the regidestal bands did sot ne, ploy oh whoa poor pen could Man to them, as wall as the rich, who weld al to pay for theta. (Hear beer.) Leek at the guests, of organ. (" Hear. heir," gad lagghter.) He remombored • speech—a hedger *den of the Chnoellor of the Exchequer, wheel be spoke al • nigh beerhood who not an organ boy—tot ea ceps or could be foetid in the dried He meatiosed d ss prod of extrooedissry poverty sad destitution. thought this bill eras *crying the dad& • great deal the far. It was said that music we. • great estionser. ho were evening parties • peat assorted. Is a sick house to hide • party next door or in a neighbouring hood wee seleagb to drive one distreeted ; but purely they wen sot on this dewed to interfere with the general atodiemests of noddy, but Mt matters take their course Street sagas ought, if at all, to be regulated by polies meanemeat wed not _by an Act of Parliament . He begged to move that the big be read a mooed rims that day thrill Mr. LAWSON quoted a passage frc . in a mumbler, slaking that unit music ma chiefly suoporied by lisissed vie , tuallsra, who found it to their profit to hare it played before their dem. (Laughter.) Mr. ATRTON hoped that the bull would be allowed to pass this stem aa the discussion taken oil a later 00:11/10S. Sir O. OBEY awed that that would be a seamiest mama Mr. BUTT moved that the debit* be adjourned. Mr. ADDERLEY said that the orison` law proterAed the inhabitants of this tows from • Game crusade, and the only qualm . was }ee whether it. details were ellisiest. Mt discussion might %melon be properly taken in oem =Atm. I The. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the existing law was reasonable, but the bill wan unressemble. The prisclple df the law ma that moo meet be mamma ',Ohre street music could be sent away ; whereas the till ashelitnted the mere arbitrary will of an indivititaL If the bill prod be (the right hon. gentleman) should ham power to dimies a band sot played neat his house, and whisk es my floe night drew rolled it ma many as three thinned belittler& He thought that the matter was too much NW meted with the amusements of the people to be the dealt with, and he thought that it would be better to hare the bill debated at an earlier hour. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HUNT supported the bill. Mr. BASS would not address the home on the principle of the bill, but he should be most willing at • later stage to &EOM the fullest opportunitvof dimming the details of the smears. The hos. member stated that he had that morning bees greatly &alloyed by beads while be wee espied in has cemespondesor. He dared his wryest to seam, of them away, but the policeman replied that be had no power to do so toiler some one in the home was either dangerously ill or dead. (Laughter.) He (tbe hoe. member) want to Sig R. Mayo*, who mid that be thought the pi: Mamas ha somewhat maggenited his iestreetions, but he said, "rest legislators have pared • bill which it is impossible w eery ant.* (Hear, bear.) Mr. COLLINS thought the bill • very tymesieel ons. Mr R. PEEL hoped the brave would allow the bill to be reed a second time. (Hear, hear.) The poor lad their muds clubs and madam, sad It we. abased *banger, to say that the bill would interfere with their rejoyments. (Laughter.) The house divided on the question of the adloarerstat : Ayes l9 Noes l6-37 • The bill was then read a second time. ,NIN I_Liala_ l LAW ''' LIDS HOiliki k (4' l LSRDS. -inf. 9. APP'LLLS. auw dlimaulter s. TILVINTO; -- -. --.---. illamtsliea of his ltr ul tele . e, ii!r ell iW wlitr i e bl 'ilie tertwo d:t tl ii i gt ' • lire • *Mr lito . spitsibiat, gaoled . thole Moo , bia , to Ma, of July, NU " Oaro :aileahgami .Woke ger this earefetng bip Inodijell YoF Whir Mier jw P&p. Bow I lospg t the spiritual eppegipe ol oostaiDeel in litter add oa opening ti bi, u WO' eoeporial. devatopedent. Imm hare add' hojoy NIUE awl ealletaole. I veitana hare ably itetellti bait bat wry boar .esenia as age. I iaili, ad lei bi. made a. Twig Ill* I 4 milagt. drib De Wm 6,4 zpoqwwwsp—sothwif as&Arent INT at Op**. ay IV Sega ends luau 84:1 tooth you. It is very award b it fft't . bat tree and I ain't help it. Your Plan of anollitig move to Airmey to remain two or three mouths away would bare nothing abort of actual Goadies—All that ism wor been written about the pain of separshios is gni* %Wpm wwspwrod with reality ' Time whoa I pare it with thy Meadows Flier like the warm to the goal, Whore shill' WI be its flesistin .. Willie *mart parted from sty nil.' of Mn. M'Lem is very mild indeedikunnier dowers kicked in sinless bowen pined is delicious Meassillity in com parison a. I pine for thee, eveu7 scene at soil arid body pins awry iastent of the lost cloy from the top of the heed downward is one absorbing desire, every shining hair longs individually to be stroked—the eyes yearn to see you, the ears are distended to catch the ant sound of year yoke or footfall ; the hands throb and Moak to tomb you sad feel you once more safe, within their p eep —eo os I staid enumerate but I come to the - Dttie fen which me kicking mid etspipiug to have their boots Load. I mot you! want you!! want pout 1I I As to there being any conditions about the smears of pat tiag lam army. I moat have it or I shell hat* pm. The red ma betwesc us is an impoisibibey. I would =Ow be • boy blower. My band and arm have bees to • shocking state but is muscling end inßammatioa but I can scarcolr write as yos passim SidiThe me quartered here, the cos hens is the Doctor. De not know if be goes to the club but we &menet sae acv thing of him bum se do not think there is much danger. *rite end say what hoar .you will active. A most meet you. I toe you as only lcans Liverpool on tin 15th at sight. That will make you a day let.. You might lean es the 12th bat I sipper yon woat you stingy this; Say ens Ito have the anion, then coot* mills benne mia vies Ws Mei& 'Ma OM*, but not without Ito pay:amt.—La tau, TIMM& Monday.' Touching m that pare of the sae which Mates to the travelling rit the appsllsst and respoadest together in Francs, the lamed caused laid great stress oa the fact that whim Maim Yalvertm left her ill at Bordeaux, she wrote to her sister to come to her is the name of worth, by by which name she wee inquired for at the hotel by her Motor, who *poi being informed that then was 1 fri ed English lady them, and she was married, bac h basil baying left a few days, said that if the lady wee Me could not be her sister—angiag that if the admit believed she wee married she could then have the fact to her sister. learned geetleman at the and of this, his fourth day, not concluded his target whoa the house adjourned. COURT OF WIEN'S BKNOH.—Toss 9. Slipup in Banco. and Lord Chief Justice Ooekburs Justices Mellor and Shoe.) II; FIT -O V. TIT METTOPOLITLY 0010IIMIONILLS OF FOLIC& - lir. Edward James, QC .. gelid for a nteadaman on be half of the applicsat to the coemniminere of police, to Mi r, .• 7 grant him hie limns as as omnibus csoductor. applisant had baron en minibus ceedoster for Mayans in th srnployof the LoodonCionna OmnibueOwspeay,aed fee y two years sine in the employ el Mr. Hushes, assailer relator, Westbounicogrove. Bayswater, sad Ma Hewes Dever been revoked or swended till the lst of June bit. : H then went for the reaew of the limbos, whoa ha was in it bad buss inspeeded for • month in corequenos of its bran endorsed with thin onvielious of a trilling a within the last twills' tociathe—an for pulling up ' twelve yards of itegest.eiresa—the second far dolor i too loog in @Mtn. down sad taking op mongers In sot-ciress, and the third for • &day of a few MOSINSU in the neigklionrhood of the Manampliones. The learned ecimeel said the effect of the suspension of the hoses* was tapounish the man a mond time for the same °Croce. The Lard Chief Justice said he was clearly of opinion Ilipt this Court ought not to interfere. Th• authority and jurimlictiou of the polio, commiesionen was ensattal to the good ardor sad conduct of then men. It was quite clear that the comminioners were net Wood to be satisfied with the genii/este of good .bdhaviour alone, but thriy were to pat sun cloweeras to tkis met applytag fay Uranus as they might thank It. They iTtntherefore. entitled to look and ea whether the on. t 4 of the applicant had been proper and correct, and when iante to be disclosed that the appliautt had hese fined times during the year, it w ee emopeteet to the ern loners to have ahnolatitly refamd to browse the man. 1i this intone they had, however thought proper way sti suspend his Desna far • month, in the hope it would ope. rite as • check on his cowing for the future. The other learned judges ooncurredL . Application refined. iILUEGTON W. TB! SOOTS LIFTS= RAILWAY COMPANT. lin this an • rule had ben obtained to show coon why ej mandamus should not issue commanding thu !loath Masten Railway Company to permit Mr. J. J. Hamilton to v• mom to the register book of the proprietors of wino stock of the nanny at such reensable tiros as the pony might think fit. Mr. Lab, QC., sad Mr. White, showed Man against ram;• Mr. Quaid and Mr. Martia supported it. Yr. Len end the company had no ob)ectioa to grant t woe irked in the rola, but the applicant claimed to nay book having ma entry is arionniou with the ' stock. , Mr. Quoin said that was on so. All that he was shown Was the register book made up at the and of each half.year, which gen him DO information for the intermediate time. Hale disabused. , 00IIRT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Joys 9. (Before N. Jude CMlivery.) TASHAII e. TalliM AID 167*. The law adjoaraed at twesty.five minutes to 2. Dr. Twim ad Dr. Soby raJli.:•:iiii•••", • surgeon Poplar. The marriage took place ia 967, sad the asimbitatios epatinued till lest year. There were three obildres. O. the Lath of September Mr. Tatham 'nod hie with with hie rthistard, who lived la the barna The petitioner seat for her Fet, who took her away, and sbe afterwards confeemd lier criminal intimacy with Nett bed lamed for about weeks before the discovery Blades this admission, was iridium that eh* had . often bees sees with Nutt &nog the anion of her hordersd, who was nersearily • good deal hese home. The evidesce sot Wag quite amelutive, Sir J. Wilde observed that it would be • mambo= thher if Smiled thetlethey that could be gives. and which would be admitted as every other court in the kingdom, should be *eluded. He weak!, therefore, sal the petitirmer, timber Ole animalism. Mr. Tatham (toraisfeed by his lordship) them said—l Sal pupititiamr. On 9e 14th rd September Int I woke us t 6 in the morales. sad missed my with from my side. ht she sailit ek har gals si ll hs might have bass 61, d' sot essas cad went to look f her. I did sot fad her where I expeeted, sad I west for Osyway I saw hoc sights is the corner of the sass. I m y voteris my esnietant's room. I initially rushed in, sad loud my yds then. Sbe wee either on or ie the bed, aad on the Bide away from the door. I nixed • Mick that stood by arid struck at the oovorposdast ; be jumped out sad seised it, sad we had • violent strewth fly effectuate tea, sad flied to put her arms mord my sick ; arid is p.shiap bet sway I gave be, a black eye— ',birth, however, I did sot intend. I dogged Nutt sloo p the purge WI I reached • hell, which I nag. fly wifes either came down slair . sad raked what was the matter? I said, " What ma he the sense of this made& " Thee I told Nutt to deem and be of As soon as be was gone, I vent one to Greta. wish sad fetched my mother. Sir J. Wilde was sow quite estilled, sad ordered • decree ▪ ; but as then had only hem estatitated lonise os the co-resposidemt, he Wald set seadems him in the cons. COITZT Or COMMON COUNCIL.--11 Covet of Com mon Coaneil wee bell awards, in the Osuoial Chamber, Gulldhall. Sir F. Grades Mona reading as locum reser Log the Lord Mayer. Al the apart, of the coat, user the moire of Mr. Depot, H&WiTSO, which was asoonded by Mr. Mertes' Salomone, M.P., • veto of 'endorsee wee pared, sympathies/ with the family of the Lord Mayer in the recess loss untamed by them by the death of his lord. ehip's brother. Mr. Corr* the roman repose, reported to the court the inkedarice into parlament of a bill far the facilitating the trafk by improving the eseemusicatiose aerate the River Throes. Mr. Webber brought up a report from the Bridge-booes Rotates Committee epos the matter. They bad examined the bill, sad found that it proposed to authorise the Metropolire Board of Works to porches. by agreement Sastbeerk•bridge sad certain other bndp maiitioned in the schedule of the hi/l, sad that any so purchased should he epos foe public re free from and that it sherd be the duty of the board to endeavour to porches* Southwark and Waterloo bridges before parehanits the other bridges, and to the bill wee • stove directing that the Corporation of Loud= shall oes tribate eat et t h e Bridgeheads estates a sum not Ism that ao,ooot. towards the porter of Southwark-fridge, and that when perebred that bridge should be nedaterned by the of Loadoo out of the Bridge-house estates f C reane e. report rates that the introduction into wir iest without the authority and merit et that court of a bill dealing with the Bridge-liars fads, which were under the cootrol and management of the corporation, woo • proceeding of to unpnaidented and dangerous a character as to render it in their opinion highly importer that it should be opposed, and they therrare easseenserlid that • petition should be presented to the House of Cones' against the bill, and that they should anthoried to promote the matter in each • man ner ea tbey might deem fit. Mr. Webber, in reviver that the report be agreed to, said the committee, mean the nature of the bill, Which proposed without the marks of lb. court to meddle with • lurid which was rarely under Ike °control of the corporation, and more especially that it ems introduced by or of the members of that court without consulting them, had thought It right to bate the matter into arsideration, and report upoe II at 41111011. After • bog there= the motion was agreed and a petition woo directed to be permed aosordance with the terms of the mark A pelltios, inflortially sassed, was presented be Mr. linputy Charles Reed, praying that the court would take ✓eps to prover any isterferroe with Realtill-fields' bury iwg-gronod, and to secure it for ever spier say paisible panemoa to other ewe than Dices for which it des been for tee centuries •ppeopriatd. The ratios we. referred to the City Lauda pommittew Is came of extreme debility, emaciation , deice teas eatritles, and Irregular digarthes, the powerful J smethe G /HUT NORTNAIN Ho frai, OALXDONIAN-ZOAM, eLs a Dr. de Joyertes Lhibi Brown Cod tber On la wen tad Irmrerron. —Number of patrols tee lee week imam tiecally decal bW by Sir Henry hank Rest., M.D., hie ' j ive us , w kia asir nom la Ordinary te the Queers in Insemel , are es- I asstspp.and this peapacamaa. sag pa. [Advertisement. HOLLOWAY', OIXTMIINT AND netted I ham frequeotty pptesalbed Dr de Josef. Light Pitte.-014 !arm. Wounds. and Oloosa—The seediness with brews Coll Liar Oil. I eewdd.r it to be at my pare oil, see which Botteerisre eammet rename as obstreetlime le the sener Wady to mate disgust, and a tharapeette agent or real Wee.' lathe of the vemais and lymphatic. emplane their hireideldisle sallghtesed physician remarks. nasal ha .Mew sod leflomose in berate or esess had reelenda sad emodated pintSeols this remedy bah with pasuller wesegy. It To Weer. the Attired efts.* the able amass ailleg Ohs dimmeed dose that which Is moat relished-it cheer the pens of part Ihemid be Wheeled. Mad and ihweddaial, Ira rsi es ; Mere. the OMSK heath: rebuilds as t were with the elatemal The will glee rarity to the lasi bleed # A the Wehrle( Dame ; and It. reviving and reinthmeting erects straight to Um weakened Emma, the say cuedltteime tmeserry are Way salkheatory to all those seam le width the gemeetd has Me ewe at all Hare Wear elewattone width reader lib berth L ed.reper" Dr. Cs 4oeaba Lieht lames Oed Mewl, almost lekiershie. No Newer la MY skier ads te sag espeeled Mowed imil-plete, stllll. ; plata ea : power esested thee the desereethe melee Ile lido. WWII OSie wwillwalor Row. Havkrd. rd Coe Tia eltreve brie!" bhist weft Isom Lama: hal sepectire ebratia.--irtertimeneted the Mar Isarrel varTertillaL n•ieor IF. YZATIJK)X. Dr. Spinba Mr the petiticeer. This was s suit for the restitution of setjugal rights. The 'emollient, Fracas harem the was st that time muter of the ship Satellite, married the petitioesr at Palesouth 1843. The oohabitetioc baring lasted five days, the re spoodett sailed with hii aad kd sent lived with his wife noes. See went aphis mediate, at Whitby, as he had ordered bet. Lill mother said that she should set hire eared if it had bees say of bog other ogee ; but Prude was her favourite, sod she was ems be had sever handed to marry while she was dive. She added that he mini have bees druid or he would never bays married " • hugly Birch —* like petitioser. She kept pithiest" locked up foe Most three weeks ; sad theta as was fetched is, sad b. tended her ide gigs* a paper. Petitieaerem the respandint sole about two years Jew, sad he speed to pay her Is. M. • week, which he did for about 15 years. fabe afterwards pat the mai isto this smirk but the mit had bees steadies for • long time is of west of Jude.a The resposdest wee sow at Shea d oes Sir .1. Wilde mein a decree that the rasp:aides* eh odd take his wife home sad treat her with conjugal biases. wititie • fortnight after service of the order of the aeon epos him la &gland. .0, 1864. THE POLICE COURTS. Kazaqoarzous& Grassy I.Aanswit awl Jessica Palm, who went becastlit ap re Viedaseday. eberged felealowar tertian ead altering several band massy to the swereat el .boat VOX, woe spin plated at N.. bee bet we Mr. Aldermen Straw who set Ms the Lord Moor, to mimeo a farther ezetaisattea upon that chine. Alter meioses. Mr. Sleigh wired dub hie dirt night be adraitted to rbklenees Skies, len/enc, aid it was en • ear i. Arlan be felt ineeping bail ler either *neer, sad the penmen wen seeded - - WORSHIP-STREET. William Dekko, 22, was charged on his own confession with robbing his masters. Mr. George Sadler mid —I am a 'lamed ?khan*, in Crt4slp with Mr. (Mins, and keep the Lamb public. igh la Wil • inotbstrist, Betimaf-greee. Prisoner entered our eartioe as barman in Jane, 1813, left in the November following, sad returned in January, 1864. Basently 1 bed awe for dimatiefactios, and ' gave him nibs to gait, and yesterday paid him the wages due at the same time abowiegltim • letter I had received Math; to his dishonesty. I asked what be bad read it, " What do you think of that r sod be coolly ragged, " Well, there is mew truth la it." I remarked "It will be netwary to me your bozos beim they ere removed from the how," and forthwith he seconvis a d g me to his toom'ead wised • box , in which I found a bagful sad tiro peckers of mow, a parse costa ix wereigne and SM. is There were also • gold watch end chats, • mccied watch and some trifling ankles. The latter ar• my property. He said when I told him so, "Yes, but the mousy below to me.' I observod "My receipts over the waster be,, not cow ap to what they should be." Hs whored—" I've been pretty hosed since I've bees *ll6 yoa-1141 is • as Wmen goomully are." I told him Oat I Wsold call is a police ooastable, end be =Mimed" " for sake don't do that ;•I admit that I robbed you of these coppers." I asked, "lad how much more money He panned , sad replied. "Why, about N." Ultimately I scut for the police, sad thee be said, " Look bars now, if you will let nee go 111 tell you the truth." I did not make any promise, but Wed " Why do yon not speak the whole truth 1" rad be ia p ▪ r of the constable stated that the amount was att 8;;IIle, GO3 Reserre, oorroborsted the hater pathos of • ." 4 . . . . . . _ Xi. Child, solicitor to the Limped Victuallers' Pietro doe Society, called etemitios to the extremely bed features of the rem. _ _ _ — Frisoser pleaded guilty, apparently quite nseeasirned, and kr. Cooke, in dealing with him, said—Persows hi your positioo . , babied the,tar of a public-house, are necessarily placed to peat trust, which mikes • robbery upon the ein• ty s l d amons than ordinarily serious offense of that clue. viStuallers are always open to this and at the mercy of their servants, sad petty pan Map soon =oast to • larrysitto the How for i the term of al: months with i.bo AAnwiT AND PUBLIC COMPANIZS IN - p - AitirA7tiiii: Yesterday the case for the parties opposing the proposed extendoe of the Metropolitan Ruling to Trinity , sewn and Tower.hill laving terminated its Lord Staaley's aommittes, Mr. Dishes sad Mr. Snalske opened the gess for the promoters of the East Lentos Railway, the nom mitten deterring their decision on the Metropolitan Com peer's pet:4mi tuna they_thall have fully b e into that of the - Seat Lambe, *Mt is proposed to be imorponded with a capital hat 2,015,0001. in shares and 670,0001. /OM Thri eompany propose to reticolitte the IFAst-tuid with inters" mere thirteen Is number, uniting the localities el the natriet with the leadieg metropolitan railways. The Out lies will run from a junction with the Croat Hasters Railway at Tap-street, BetbsaLgneo, paring over the eastern end of the Whitechapel-read and the western end al the Clemmercial-reed East, to Severs-street, St. George's. in-the-East, theme under the Leadoe and Stockwell Railway sod • part el the London Docks, 1 the Thames Tunnel, al ogg the wen side of the (=turrey Timber Docks, to the New-aose station of the Lapdog and Brighton Railway, with a canneeting branch. A second eseine of railways will connect the Ong with the Crest Eastern at Bethnal-gram, with the Dept ford brooch of the Brigitte., when it perms under the Lades and Greeserich, and with the South EMIRS Railway. A third seethe will fens signed= with the Out at Severnottrest, across and under Whinehapel High saint, and theme by the met side of Houededitek to • junction with the Finsbury Extension of the iffneepeNna Railway at Little Moorkelds and the remade ...nine is their turn connecting with the others wdi eta fogs the nest side of Meorgamatreet ; to the North London Railway, City Bona oilier See angst, sod to the Liverpoet-eleeetTermia us, Whiter:lmpel, and Leedom sod Nails Wenn* depots at Haydenoegarn In satin , " the company seek pewee to purchase the Theme Wesel, to appropriate It N the per. pease of their railway and to dissect:age its me ter ether enemas, sod the prowling propene * the bill to provide morning aid rooting train toe the on of the Mooring dams through the tunnel at • penny for each panseger. The Board of Ueda, in reporting on this latter object, state that having regard to rib* interest which the government have in the Thames Tuned in respect of the lane rams of p 100 Rio money mdmaesd to the Themes Teasel Counpsay, and remaining unpaid, it seems to be proper that ogroste mown for the parches, of the Thames Tweed by the Base London and the railway ceepsens, parties to the bill should be append by the Innis Digneiniseors of the Treasury. Tito repreentative of the Grand harts! Dock Company was examined relative to laying the rads ea the 9_ 110 7s of Ilia company by Mr. Resod v. Mr. Bar i sad lit. Slight, secretary of the Heighten Company, by Mr. Bodoni, sod others, relative to the merits el the measure, and the interest tint company proposed to Wm in it. The bill to wade the Lyme and Sutton Railway to provide, 'idol by side with the bridge over the river Neon • wermate pain roadway aloes the railway, was loomed in that Gem- 1 mitten. The bills for the Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Anto nia (No. 2) and Rh 's* sad Cardiff to Case =ere farther considered and seithofft Widend, to the of same qualifying dames, what is termed the Purchase Bill, being thrown out. The law is. the Worth Staffordshire new lan was forwarded • siege in the shape of farther evidewes as to trate sad the detailed provides* aired is egnaexies with the Bad Glemeetennire and -ea-the- Water and Lanseablarb Dania Railways au-spied then semainsee all day. Mr. Massey pained the South Rasters (No. 4) Bill, sad R)sdl rag and Richnenswerek Areersheni, and Chatham. A oinimines at the Leeds, cemisting of Lord Hoene& chairman), Lord Chalon, Lord Peltintore, Lord Talbot de Malshide, and laud Heaglicsa, met, ant seer hewn( opened and evidesce, approved the hill of the Leedom, Brighton, and South Coast for their proposed Ouse Valley line, adthea took the MI for the Beings Impregesnend el Edinburgh and Leith, Mr. ateplonsoil being ezaseined by Mr. Loren I. Lord Bedeadalets rommiethe the linethanop tea end Nein% Rest Len. Homilies and Straihmels. Bested North Ernes Be is ; Deanna Valley s North British (Abbey Heim. sad Leer* Womb it salt= sad Leaden Fre, Hari figment a Mateo and ' 's Disebititim Bills were considered and paned. MARKeTB. TALLOW.—TIMISDAT EVIOMICL—The market was stray relay. art art all the troth, 40s. 6d. ; October to Dessieher. 435. 6d. Daltrey to ler evesiag,lls sear ; snivais, 116 seeks. 007TON.—Iduaro0c, Jinni 9.-1451.1 am with in poises. ssl toiloy, COOP holes, soolodiog 3.010 oo opeoliktito sad export 1,101 Avoirlesti, 26d. to ; SOO Poison, ha, 211 L to 29d.; 210 Mambos, to 29d. ; 160 pW, 271. to 31IL; Eltorrio, •to 9540 . 4.729im5t, tsa. 23d. ; bawd, Saw* he., NC to 175.; Mita, lllO . to Md. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bit•aroaci, Rum 9. Thema is rather more WOW'S§ deis t s is weal heelsy, sad the downward tesdeasy im priOn lately inhibited has received a &aided °beak to-day. Prime me ezeeedingly Ern, aid holden of wool show every diepaatioa b Maim their sleeks at the quotations cermet. Time is • good denied for soils, particularly to botany, which commsed good prima The report from the York market states that there was a good atteedenee of Mayas, thburb met meek wool wee shown ; prior beau rather fro. le worsted year there is still • good &mead for the home made—same spinners bevies remised olden which will keep them well employed for scale meths to maw The import Mode is mat= The resell of the wieferescooe well as the neat news from America, is anaiseiJy swatted, sad tittle badman will be does till matethies dekko is kaolin with Emma to Um former as well as the letter. Offers, hoer.,., sn flo• quietly made, but refeeted, because soo low in erica The business dohs' is 40's for Russia is excesdkagly brisk. Prices see Gra Massa nee the knelt ebony, le the tone of the piece asertet. Patios is still olmarred to the flume' .:teat. Our basso merchants have, for the preesat, sup plied their wants in whimseys end other febrile, and medlar Awakes nor conliassual bosom pisos many fresh oniers. Prism are, severtlisioes, met altered sad both tosaulsotairers aid dyes!' mations le hi extremely bay. LACE AND HOSlERY.—NorrnrawThit, Jays 9.—fifer. bee bees • marked, thoogh cooly alight, faipronsmat h tion lace trade during the last week. The horse market is stall rather quiet, teat there in • more active demand fee faxpert, affeetiag nearly all claim at sopa especially nieekNes mad otter silk Wen. Thews bee Am bow a missilar in t ro. west in the cleared for hosiery geode far oak sad New York taking the mast aveniders a t is q l tasti:a sad hopes ars estwkai of • wan peered improvement is the trade. .gt prevent pasts and shirks are most is a quae*, and oseploymest Is those breaches is sassequestily soon general this for ewers' wseks.--.Nottispessnicearseal. CORN.—Baintfasoot. 9.—At trio day's Nosotopa time was a tall simply of elms Ma Si. arsatosk aM llis/ sus was is linear of ilso Myer t boa n imalos as sMass. Jima d oar glYbYwa. *alb/ i4r Sal*. Oslo,' boss% sad psi" 940 M OWL • 1" • * hit f.Vtiti e r*istatliikiiii %Wei lOok Alb essileise Iseidadl a‘ panel, with a prospect of • light crop. Cereals engirt to promise so abundant harvest. Os oar market today Bogle& wheat was ix fait 'apply, bayous mere sot mane. real, and the trade ruled heavy, at abodt last week's price, Frligo without alteration', with *very nateired deemed. With inersand supplies of barley, vanes have given way II& per qr., at which • for *Wry wee experieoced. A iseederate extoot of bedtime hes Aeon done le ore, at lla Bd. to 16.. 9d. per 3041 b. for Bin Wan, and 21e. fld per Mb. for this Limerick white. anise Int. Beans rather men Tanked (Sr. Drain, Jona 9. —Our market wee malerately suppli e d with wheat today ; and the minder.* also was ratter mall. At the somearnormoot best samples made a Tiding advance, bat the mean closed steeddy at the full prior of last week, with • fait clearanos. Us top price for red wheat was 20e. pet ma. Very few samples of barley, aid prime ersininal. Beam in smaller supply ; the trade firm, at fully late Inn Vag low ors in the market ; go o d corn commode toll pram The weather during the list few days has been of • mote geoid character than of late, mad sows Adds of hay bare been secured in good ord er . Onerally speelthes. hotretstr the twos are rather light, the dont sad field gram This monger raw fell t r till a ile d rie boar erten, but it leas, we undentrd, boon very partial, sad is sew 'WWI abated. its 0011LUIllgOC4 thrOUgh. oat the day _would hers bon p ro ductive of much rood t o th e late pan iolda, m well as to the turnip crop. Best white wheat, 11)i. to 21s. ; best red ditto, 18e. to 235.; othersorte, lea to 18s.; beet barter, 28s. to 31a.; semodary ditto, 255. to 275.; Want ditto, 3135. to 24e.; sate, Ids. to Zia 6d.; beam 16s. to Ma; pen lie. to 195.; 'prim vetches, Zia. to rs. ; fiat Graz, 30s. to 31s. id.; ether Soar. 255. to Ma XAMINIRMI, JIM —Than was a more numerous late:edam* at our market this mania'. To sell English wheat It woad bore been ormessaty to submit to • decline of ls. per quarter, whielt honors sot being willies to tio, bat little Minn .send. Fenno was offend ad. Pet 100Ibs. lower. bat without India( to letrieens. lot dour there warn meiresly any lawny, and prices were rather in favour of boyars. OW sad memsel sold slowly, at barely previous rates. Barr sad hub, corn wen fully se dear. Dfirsrstrim, J urn 9.—We have this day to report • mode - . MU (apply of wheat, eed thin stlmidasee of bnyses ; the hest descriptions =abstained late prises, but the secondary a nd rather Irregular in price. Noddies &dog I. barley, and no change in ode, brae, ror ElkocirrolPOs-Tnat. JUNI B.—The supply nf wheat suede/Ms for Use past week is large. At this day's market there wis • small supply of grain from the grower.. Wheat sold slowly at • dean* of ls. per qt. on lest week's =l„Barley, ante bums, and peas u is mu m , per qr. of 831 b. to the bushel ; Durham and York. shire red. 38.. to 415.; ditto, white, 44e. to 46& ; south esantry red, 41a. to 42a ; ditto, white. 48e. to 475. Barley, grinding. per imp. qr.. 265. to 28.. Oats, feed, new, lm. In 20a. ; potato, 421 b. per bushel, !IL to 225. Sams, 365. to 40s. Peas, feeding, 335. to 34a. trzioupon, Juin! 2.—Thaw was s short ripply of wheat, whisk met wit► s stook demowl, and Pond ace without alteration. Is err* earn, than being fewer samples offering, the pipes obtained were is tho .1146 favour. EDZIFIVINNI, Jazz B.—As ostapared with hat week, wheat wee 6d. up as Wee top, sad la. Id. up on the avere Barley err 6d. up is the top, sod 3d. down on the average. Outs were 3is. 6d. dews es the top, sod lld. el oe the swinge. Besse were 6d. down ce the top, sued 3d. doers w the morose. Wheat, 33e. to 43. dd. ; barley, 33e. to 36e. ; este. 16L to 23.. 6d. ; bases, 326. to 37e. dd. CATTLE,—Briucittok•A, Jan 9.—We received a fall supply d very pnote besot. as oder Um day. Not, i th. stowing tie trod* brim slow, Tuesdays prices won realised. The amber d slump as otter was lu s ; its panel trodden's prise. Tbo tau& Med steady .1. pnras Debt olio*, at Tuesday's raise ; otherwise the mottos trade was slew, with a dowsward teadess7 is Priam Ths soPPI7 at lapis was swtoosive ;• the deratbod was &toady ; puce wise. Tat pip a pod speorible supply ; trade slow ; lower pious more sultatitted to. Prises realised ;—Beel, bed. to 74d. F lb.; w•ther motto*, 7d. to 71d. per It.; *we ditto, to 7d. per lb.; lambs, 265. to Nu me ; veal, Id. to id. per lb. ; bares pip, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 3d. pc seen ; pockets, 9a, to 9s. &I. Hamm, Jews 9. —The very .beet masa and high prior of tag pest few weeks brought as almadaat supply of all deseriptiona to air narks. to-day. Trade ti vary doll, and the day Ins far advanced before say beldame via doss, !rake holden bed to Wadi to a assidarable redact's', beet sampler walla( at trees db. to Me. per owl A vary fell supply of Asap, irbieb sat lath a fair train bac mothers allies at from N. to 70., sad ewes and la sheep at 60. pre lb. A geed supply at lambs sad prises lower, as memo iporestioa brag fioee N. to 10d. pm ik ; a ray fair food. wee dean. Fair supply of dere mita, bet the licit retrwrtill wallsee to olio* Waimea Bop* of allot oarialber below the average. end prase aliewed a dowewer4 teakary. Average slaw of pap, sod arias Wow, plater, adllar at frees 9a. M. to Mk. }s een. sad bone pep at 9a. A espial stow el banns, for wash there was a rood inquiry, sad a steady beano, wee doss at newt prises. _ _ . - • Nswatie, .7m 7.—The market wee well 'applied with blade sod sheep. itetrlbuteble probably to the &year ri the weather Jamie; effected the pastime ; low Wet Wife satemitied to. The camber et besets peeped lout ; sheep, 1,291. Norftwasuw. Jon & —Our market was largely ea s t plied with beef of firet-elam platy, which met • fair and at last week's prioes. Nest beet Se. 9d. • wens sad *stenos, 7s. 6d. to Se. M. The supply of she ep was also largo, and was mot with a slow dismal. Best small, 70. per • large. he., 614. to 7d. Lembo were dm largely eapplisa sad met with a good &mood. at 9d. to 101 per lb. Ties supply of calves was pod, sad meld d perriwas rates. Best small, "id.; sears* sad Weeks, 601.10 7d. per lb. Beet small pa rtite, Os. per Mows ; beam, Os. to de. loareargois, Jon B.—TM iambs, al %We at market Ude moraine sweated to 797 hoed, heiaii 75 mem then es t_l_dele t T seseight. Bales were eleated, aod prime T wear te favour of the . "Prams top, E .7.' , sanest tow Ti. 9d. ; cure ip pries, 71. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; middling wed Wen., (b. to 7e , pore done. The supply of thee, and lamb. wee 4,126, beiagll37 more thaw last mu tat, 191 of whisk were Moos hemp. Bales were slowly .bested, at prises a sheds lower them those obtaiewl tide day week. The quotations are given for sheep out of Use wool. Top prim, 70. per lb. ; august, 7d. bend. par lb. Lambs. top prima, 315., Xs. 6d., 30e. ; .stmt . for the best, Ws. to 29a., sad down to 21e. a bead. led pip brought hem Is. 'to 61. 64. per Mese ; to eight weeks' old ditto, tam 141. to 17s. ed. a hoed. Raab's+ in market—Pm cattle. 707 ; lose ditto, 115; ma cows, ; sheep, 4,115; plgs, 237. 0813032.-11stmoust. Jam I —Oar mostitly market ID4III, woo osiontilly ospglimil 'pith good-goolity 11111111111. bott oroolikosidy Wow ilto_gooral some ; tie attoodioo 01 basi mei mei WS& Thin was • biz domed for boot at 100 Isoislisos; bat mew sorts wore • doll Witsod • Milo low sosopy, ow is sow bottom tabs to Wert ram trisika. 'mg* so fa " . '- aim. ZS. is alls ; ana-waes. 36.. to 40s ; doolgos, Os to Eta. ; riorsoroots Ws. to ; and OW dais. 66. to 70s par sot. TELTFIC RETO/UTS. iIitLWATIL Mr Pr- Mr- Irel4 Tort. aria orsees. dandles. VOL WA Weilr gad*, Nardi M. It A A II Om. !seam et loft.. VII MK 111 Ilif NO wonsmni an a • " arinews ••• am 742 Lin IMO " ras e reedleg Jew I. lddrMaim ARM= ns on & flt ii•lts4 sal X. uls• pS MS 2 . 11 A West awns. Jams 4. Waft Arun ... 71 44 441 1180. W4O millos Jll 4 1 . ___ 1400 sod Cooaty Dews 0 184 174 7011 Off Los..ClisUms. sad Amor 72} CAM 848 1.714 CAN 11004405 r 8010 how Ilon. a Ailebehra ... . ••• 811 40 Las 1.v 2 8.0. a l ea, 1111 014 Dom .. 110 1.100 100 1.400 111 BIRTHS, BIAARIAGNIA AND DEATHS. BIB.IIIOL tWa wit' of W. L. look% MILLI. —haw Y. at o. 11111X171%—Juse 11, at Wasklaaa-craeseat. Begalaapark J. W.. Ws. W. at a e CALITKILLEY.—Jani 7. arrotsay, the Ws of I Calverley, Ilea.. of a eas ILKINOTOW—iaIta 7. at Oloaoadaraerrasa Ilyaeloth. AWred J. Illalastoa, eta eon. 1000110/1. sae t akOlaveles44areaes, nyao-park, the vile al J. avaM ea a assabtar. EllaCII WSW. —Jana S. at abordoes-park. litabbary, the wtta at c. iVechboi. Ly, of ass.. MAUL —.hum 7 at Gaeta ED% vets on, Clesehtha do 4of E. oddd • ddlidd. 111 A BRUME. A DILIO—BZME.--Jono 7. at Bt. Marrs. Carlisle. by the Ref. Aims& Ot Tbonates. liesoterebire. the lee B. S. Adam& canto of Christ Mirth, Cribb& to Clore Sophie. &angina et tile bite Caplets Bowes, at LIU. teth igglmosi• MAY& 1117)= Pa lf AVABOUIL —Jibe 7. at M Seleal Came& Aabb7tto4o.loodes. Lipiessisnigm by the Ur. J. Y. & Veer .oar. IA. Crollook we of C. 1114&etoo. 800, et The Grove, beer ersoirk. to Aosiota acirkla. Umtata a tb• Rev. M. Iree. BB ZIWIN-elf. -Jose Lot el JAW., Vpror lionowst C. &bomb& 0•14. Ber Loy, to Jim. Mk. of J. Ist. al WIS.' k& DEATH& MelglAa--. 7 aae 7, at la Vag, Xlddleeet. Mary, the wlts et Mr. Eseklaa aged U. BASIL Jar 7. at Obehallerd, Them 0. Raker, &V. IlOrg 11110011.—Jaue 7. at Ceetteriell. leak Dirk tke Irtt ° el Maggldwees, aged LUTIZILINOTON.—..rame eh Cerell daughter of the 144 hertaggia. Met. et hotttlabrreogt. 171/V4 l tes-pbee. Stoke reirtlelto.lial Aim ths w7te el W. Pawky, Mee., aged 7t. IMAM —Jura 7. at Derry MK Memield. Pramett nilla tM4 the ulde utak Iteluramtli. Waller, la leer Met per. WiLEIL—I am h at Mediefgh. halllalk. Mr. T. Mite. mitt a Prishrf sad hilidOol by VI I Swat. d /la 11. laiabito4lreel. lb as 411 yam, Make. ll* Mee. 41=14. ar d Vflliallera••• alful: AMP. Muind. 110. , . . . ii I, '1 l'i e k