The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-11 00:00:00

TAB GOVIJUMBIT BEFORM BILL. 11iT1310 OF 11111/1 111311101. Yostooday sil;;;sk; moth" of webers of per- Worm eaurereles Morel , ereeeerel web the repeeembeles d berme wee DM la Ikr. 11 Cisme ter gem et tbe H.d Oemsee. Tb..tttg wee .steed by y rhe ekeeks. w shyest berm "to W rte emi.:eretien =el reeirat Ile epremateliee et es eeyle el " It PM be sem bragger, Den the neelerkee erbolteed dee e elms globe syreeed beadle tbe peremeet were peeprei ter Degleedied Web& Tbe gra, ram W W. A. ll'Ciersr (Net eseeiy), eed swag the bra rem the J. Ho s. T t= Tee LOA s. sr Dr Lekorkeereest . 11.= (Oink arg Ms. Wive, Moil). Mr. Demme (Voslord Dram Iltorry (11•16 w), Noels Orses . eraely). Wt. Jibe (Weeedeph eie w. (Werl MD/Irld LooDoark Dos. (Worimoth), ik. D V.. ( 114.agebrage Fenner (leselt). Dr. Seedy (mow Oaken (I.lerkk eseety). Colmrel 'nub (Deersumee), Mr. Ilrejeest Dewy, Qt. (Cork •rossi) Ms. Meesiill tun radmeeel le met se emeeeey. Lenin spfardag d Ur AO* be ebb& 4 weeedag eem added wee reellied hem arremel 4neamW assiiin %sable Is labs poi be gemedlop. The C•Atmeme= a espieleed th e *id et die imee•• ea& • me d, do owe et ebbe • t▪ em= " l4 memo bY SIMI* binem e„ ism, Si time ease selsemse of 4 be se- Ihdlos Is diele Wafts sow•• e •••• ll= •mejsepsmeeks re ir o x imematio. neraby t emedleg emi eiploke u Me eabidsed 4 Wee we roe ibeemd, god le eel aiheiNel Mot se ✓im offs lebiber 4 Mosbol et Iselosek sdl be ilemed evfaiitary wbM did wi euseis tbot sedemed Me bemble ineset siesbeek v4e? peiMe• •••••••47 =rind tbeee, 4e• less.. tonmeer ledlemse. till d mar feetdimmesd bed vehmee Si M• posse bedequaie tepee andatbee d I sal It woe mend thee the re* of ler =r e addiderl meow d ussisee es& ee Me If eser empeimeede• 844 et whoa 4 toes eemley. didieeber embrieer we 514•8•11 pel 444 S. Me rem& sad umailords edeperel " L Tit the wheel el i; orAii - itett es ote -, to thoureks le to Ask Mir with tepee le the nem& net et the iegeseettelmo ef It writ d beim/ le mew oebesio eferwft at Wog morknoillin. "no se ito tho ado pe=e=lhe fitnMahon INN le hosied etli 11/ SNIP NM Il• welowe d porimeoters them lue,lfeked ma be `tree eathket• 'Web le see bred mos • compeelkesolve shade* of 04 ttaissit" serer ty the peleties el It Whet. "L flee to sills eoriar *het to wq maw M So esetheree eI the tereettemiles el the le the right et bash to re oidelleael amber el resisi &WI be us- Ilkmake apiabol aolo • me a WM, es kg bow, samba br O.k tw 71110IIIIT. Leat rosin a .h•l4 a the inhehillote @Mk Improsgb oi Dr Muds Hall, Stargrikest, for the wpm oasoaffs. tie *vim el d . tba Govorommi Salham DIL The eh* we rhea Mr. WSW= Asa Mao blowing 10.1.611waad.itld. No wain : " Tim tie malillsa sod rabassla/pi rib salsolost aholooal the liaisof Moot of No dr impel of alusawo as ounillossolos, airlsoo of olon Ise the solar. flat Sr apoossoast tb urossoo M me . hils a. ..a{7 rogy ass of dm* sofla, roam N. roost whim 'ram omplloaiod as/ samar IN TIN sib waft theuellim eesehiere she .we =vela, of asaqOasis by Ike pm*, as/ rageseally Nomilmos fir Sr bar. so woes ita 1/011111 7211 MOMS N *air powar Dr. arra, le orris ON oeseiteles.esid that if the pee* wore lily rereteNalN peellseeNte. tame would be aa end N all etetteleer agitation. lir. 1 Y. Dorms osseleol wake. Mr. Dt morns, M.P. who was ridded with Wad am n o, Will thet be regtetai they bed met to diner Me glistio il met peMihigleg ammo Mel lad ewe him pat Wove the imaidry la row ntam, owl which wm la laseamwith the yenta of tho= re i gie m ar si Mare sobbisi dew foe tie working (fire, ham) The Imam wee. Mould they get ahem se Mead they ma f (4 Velem W. MIL] Yr ; they mad Me pee* ef Maenad weld get it if they spoke oat se they spoke la 11112. Firma, wee mt ma MC ad is webs he ibis the pee* of Paitswil ie taw will the Mir mild be. Mr. Cox, M. mat eMseweg =maw ami ail that he would give the eggeoltioa lamely sags, earl tion m•oted ariatd meek obintog ea the eemW &ENO a all whirl he erigmatioal et wee Mmedideo—wer• Naas tad shame; sad mil Mal aim et " Dame, Co I" mid that the oily Irmyst Imam Or bal yes aet te *wiretap:4i omeedruests, but I. asgettre itt, to *sew it oat, sad with it throw out the Weis. Mr. Diem spoof es souomissat for spudistlag both the gov.onastnt bill end Mr. lkisitt'a Hereappi a Ponatsikes uproar arose, birso, shoos, whistlieg, bowirowies, Mee of WI dews l' 114" Z ether sea/twines. " Tarn hire sot r " Who Is Noble r " Diehis is so prosodies from wavy pis of the hell, labia we densewdod, and is espeblo et beldiesperbogis 2.000 B, this enfeeble melee lb. The was eon to sire way sad sit 41,1,11. 011 peon boles natiorod, Mr. M•PilLf, 1100.11, MI &MRS'S ssioadzacit for Ml (Wend unalood wisp brig th• bads of say futon rotors bW. Yr. Y•Glixidassr. la Iscosibig ill* amendment, spots la Omar of srabood dry* Tits maw sad ssoooder of V. original resllstioa cordially =th.aasedmaat,&adtharsmistu. Ina lassolinoosly L ♦ plaice was adopted, sad la* proceedings torml- Wad 'vita ■ vole of thaaks to ths &sigma. WOOLW IC IL le , t night a crowded public meeting of the in habitants of Woolwich, Cherhoe, and l'lsasead wee bald at the T„wa-h.U, Woolwich, to take tato coniideraticat the provSiona of the Government Reform Bill. The chair was occupied by her. 811;MIT, sod it war ezplained that Oeneral Codnngton (in cut. quest* of a toottoo in the House of Commons on a military question) wee unavoidably absent; hut the appeaser of Alderman Salmons on the platform was greeted with Wed lame. Mr. SAIVION awl Mr. A aaaaa orio mounded, a resolation denosseher the Goveranowat Rotor= Bill as ea tin ly inseltquate to the wren of the nation, and a parr laewt ui 'ho profile. The otworutios, eltar the &dirty of various 'direr" wee tumnimouely alopted earn eras. Mr. Yon ors alf, of Phissabad, la the ammo of ea ewe malaria address, nerd the wear' reestintioe, cadres ing ti deer ei the bill whir proper t= l,7 - aloe voters is government essiplwy. Mr. Duca encashed the wan" whin von seseheary adopted • petition, beaded spa these neratianc was thee adepted. Animas liaureoes, ohnorail be was riented met his serilierals he the dinnniaa of • pea pair gertke, which it arise' ant thin slew bet the who I .sentry. (Cheer) So we sae eseptieed at the awns which that esintleg bed pear apethe Rabin /MIL (Obeiers) Thegevatenrat lie he. the ne ars, re gnat am of the ankles era% gad thorns ewer net be seripiel by the relinu : It append to bin thee these wee, neniseabie ..7i C busted a rinse le the MIL They were name thMe kr the mend ma*. es the bin ; bet ea Chest:els 4th issitaqrst bed abet* gra melee that the government was peeper in nine sane alleneeione in the hill, lead word pea ape the lab raft deem Wel a rem to row the new alarm a the sernannest ea the matter. (Oh, eh.) Alarm Seamans this Nina Is the Man of the bilk wheat he 11811011•61 i were ear* le ellniset. The s reap bah gailisatioa wield he peen eery urea se be eamered that • warn era who C":44OP wceld been to think sleet brew canseellet wad embari hie sassy la mins may et trade. Sy where mess c lese em r s neMbeilss. Be behov ed that the pelmet nay pd nee. Lad busby was ea ebi=airieler end BS John Prager ably priereedW dente; bat the pest bolt wee that none in high pima dud not °ennobled the war end the jar ditto of the wear( ranee He whirl that they are bona sopeineed with re weans drew Bs bad ~era Oteenwish efts ern* to he.. these Nemec rod was mar sad ere eartael the penissi read net be withheld he. than It was thee 10111111•1111 d that in *grope, metre foe the dletritt he the err et oe se the peewee waft word tale piece la • It. den end that Nand C,edriagtoa end the enney nenhen bad poiered to aired. DIVONFORT. sonnine. ly -signed mon ths the Mans el Dumped (Ks. J. Wity. esnesed • Inn( el the inalinth shish wee big • as Ireirsthy Won, st Teeniall, kr the men et Wing ~I sea dientin the Win Id nu bane pwilenet. pen whey Me thew inn( winne te the itemagg ▪ fil• Sad Ma et the donne, wel le aim. mesh lowenne *wen es ny to donee espollen The ehele wee non by _like IlaTolll. win briny refine Ili the In nitshish the rang wee nin nen Int II the DM sew Mean petheneet hewn law, nen bonne KO. th en. al4 ben nun in the ir nee. The in 3. TM MOW Obi WI rennin : "Tin la the *win le Ws nollis the Mil neatly ennitted M pr Nunn her literl i renneet ndleint, ape. ▪ owe n nee its M e in thin Is le wene u rsillesw. it wan deney the •=k i t ze t hai r sew genre by wren st MOM et bat s en nth int the news en Minn of in • ntinut wane' she wasp to lie UMW,. mind min etthe peeyie." Kr. T. Woman= anewthl Ir nwielleth weptes no ensinesely wient* en nand e alannee hen theme peon AOUTUAIIP lON. A Wes sheaths' of tits inhabitants of fionthasap Iss so hill is Wahroday madam st tb. Tows-hell, is isho Inio tonna...the lbs a•Bge pierved by b" sessminss is osr "Mem of parlismssiwy represestaSos. The oink ass takes by Mr. K. 1' %La Otte Mayer). Mr. Waged's. wr ef the borough members, woe remit sad see selyerid by • lisp body of the lushe s t Ilberals ai the ism. The bell ems crowded is every tart. Mr. Plume movedd tie Ora reeolutt "That la the spiels' Of thee the emerate of parbaateatery reform initialised bp bat • prerameat dem aot meet the reqedeemeata et dm pima tem et tie AM eapeetetios of the emir, ; kr whit ft distreseitiaes • hese weber of bespeeilset tteeheliets, withhdie the yeetlea of the belie bun ell velem, sod onercesserty siiiris% the Jost tiler 'libe l ee* iedee th ous donee* beadimidoil." Mite lid eles• is we •Itti Is Itteillsesse, is pryer ; the teeekleg elegem bed mile roe Mike is blamer' Weed% sod had toll • wet one el wasollzkol yet the preent etreoled s loam ta ked d • Wilt la obtuse el its le nit the epkii d *mom fashleslod a slam, Ned vomit ad al* the *am of the people el isigisol. Ns. Memos Sumas steeeded the mehellete, aid eibrel bit mud relent swift web • iseesem. Kr. N. Foss simorted She which wee lonia sominniei. Aldsnase CLAIM dr nerd modadea : " net te ihe 'pries tbie - tassdag at rearms et riser tesetity the stersear d eats art der Mt tem she the dill. of the w ed dews te be ea. fieadired ; Oat dues ass sand tar talks se e pretrdia to dr weer; sod that der set ears such s Omega la dr te. poterstlea d the pates es will enable all demote be MT sad lab lepterard. ' lb. Lamar steeedtd the rvolu.i Al. which eat ser• =ll by Xs. J. S. Tycoon, sad earned I..tb aw ewer Woornor, M.P, alessoad ihi nastim moil had Misr Rs rig Ms pennio of siMones to tip gonssmost ntot OM mar tW. Om, Mr It lon sot term As gold eras st man In /sumo* to • alledrmidy Paw siondirt, sod Ifs Ilust I emit roe Os OM sr esperrig Wets" tM ormins nags, link ere dm* Om Ere ands& mg nerd Rs emir MI lows mbar eel /antrum', elan Ins word lo Ims YiltNlti (Rom bum) Tbs peasisl to awn tbs =r tho waft In op s oullmer is brut dMo ad lisehrbe flit ries iimollosiso, Kt. Wrest. sail 1i an unit swi gr m o Oak drimissi ars tans to um mtuasso. arro7ll otbor ofloutol the meatkas re veto of awake to t h e sismimis d Ibe berisrli be beir &venal =dm to spree Who =a psalm is prllansat agalam 11. woe tassistairly BeareOßD.—A t • mooting of the uniabors of the Matfett Liberel Rogaustial Aregetka. bold os Tarte, rrealai, trader tat praline, et Tema Moab", Bet, ea- Mom tot Govanseat &hem MI wee aim fateddenekts &ad, after on eedaslot tteadaa, tot hioulki tors kka wood to —" not this mutts' M d *DM kot tot 00.11T•lblei 1116111M1 I kik ft caddy Us jest ospotookos of Ur omiloy ; Sm okbookb Is mom ea tbe modoto _to mullein tar oposty ailko mob s. by aitallks the Itoo troisorkbooodteblook Is &prim A. ossomoisa of on lobo by ottlyrfog u. omosro d to loolosbo at dr reek to woo fro by - totoebriky dto booklet onstito. kris w its olma sobkooloo .1 5. IkkoVit ago kWh tbky Mkt bkbodo Isom sortilotok owl olis . k . would posit u. hie totessofiedsa au/ imam dm= ; vittlot It Wady twos As die of ibt eating diem to privileges vita dry bow mosoll by *dr po ems t• iwillosek mi rho suatinsettley fuss shwa ki linuswwl leslismisos of Ski essory. • petition fe the Hesse d Ossonses is exadowle ebb this swank= we sedissi le be mend for skraskes. - - - - Lainit.—A - petition against the Reform Bill has ben edges' by the tows cored of Leeds cm the that the sew qualibeatioes proposed to be given hy tie 601 will be focal geserally to apply to persona who ale *bendy estited to the binehlee; that the proposed right of voting by ETwithout the peered eitencaart of the voter at the Owed by your }.toles... with groat diatribe, hp= esperheo, of roes and senrieue Sande "remitted within this bones\ la a similar ado of vo•ing I. the demise et sendthes et the pot r; that the feeeholders of tbe be .a 0! of Lade eel of other loge town la the Wert R. 111,111.11,, Stalks/, Halifax, Hedassileld, nit W ban hither% earaissell their flight et vein at the meaty elmstime with mind wheomps le the slate, end have be.. pried Is haw eristheend owl ememel the rams lithe Rooms of Comma of es ay enieeM eoppostems of paned Ne groes sad leoprweeneet. The theethelan have never bees ratty or roes elersed with With& 1111111spia, or Meader ; eel yet the pima% bill, it panel late law, would ern then of their amity eves without yobbo aereasity b := empsomethor great of sew privileges to the ethentasaties. BliDfOßD.—Lint evng (Thursday)and sathnisede mann of th ee ehaltheats of B ead vaned try ths nem conthione, with a repthislat sl=l by 400 pees= sad bine woe land la Bt. George' a-bell, to that lowa, for the parent of agrosokti as opiates spin the fleveranset Rd.... Bill. The hawing ruelethe wr /opted :—"Thee this meet* nitre the walls& Genre meat Reform Bill see ism.. dsimelm. sad a se*, be rm, while proem* 1" Woad Wi est. la osimetive, it dielliedene • vine sine of and news when Batholis an atoned la kweesbn iedg = while Maim emend with soniestleit and ..weary cervept benesba, it restore. one d the worst eitosets of the old system, em-rmillat vows, wile\ 'ldeas 111111■1114 ens de•troyad by the Rene Bill of 111133. Deem" It anew atter ta to rather the inadequate leper area..lase no to satisfy the Jen clone of sassy tarp sad imprint earepeseeated tows, to a vain la pederast. Fray, nouns at neither gins the ballot to protect the voter le the esercin of hie freaottles, as Weeds the franchise to the great body of the ladnerloes these who have beg shed for, and patleatly waited for • shale la the edmimistratioe of public emirs, sad whose tatelliente end loyalty entitle then to participete in the goverment of the osentry." Other renohnione ere also adopted, smiths re tainers to put forth vigorooe, united, and proven enirder to prevent the porebility of this bill, at awn so otheinevens and inadequate, frogs palsies Into a law • mad loofas= to ornament opine the bill were also adagio& • • - •• • - - WAEI7IELD.—A meeting of the inhabitant of Weire4Mil wee bold b the saloon of the Corn Exohange en Welnseisy events& fee the purpose of peon sting ageinai the Genwasest Seism Bill, and of deciding upon the beet slops to be Yam to _gegen it. The room as well Ailed, there b ig sheen 1,00111 pumas present. Prior to the tan. meemesent of beelnees, printed lista, eontaining doneness of warty 100 county seems, residing to the borough of Wake- Mid, who wvtild be iildranchisd if the government Bakens Bill were to pane, wen distributed. Mr. Aldermen Hrri saa to the elekomi la the course of a practical end sarrmitio epoch, saelysed img combesened the priacipol dame of the u Enment mom momma, which he s old did see II top licit mat the peiromenne oldie working sheen—W.preponell the fret emeleries —.Theo is the °plaice of *le waft the Rolm' Big new ban the Snow of Orem= le eir limited la its ROM se la- Miro' la Ns pesoleiew, mil we elpectimehho Ma dewy, es bo wswerehy el support by the people se by let ligneat." The resehdlea wee emewilei by Kr. O. end wee wolf owe. am, mil a petition to the H i ttt Comm% pmprg Di the Ma NNW not Im permitted to pre into law woo edgisi . OLDmeet.—Ow Wednesda evening a crowded wetting wee Mil is the Town. bal l, Oldham, which bad bre mar by the Illayee,_ compliance wi th s nuneronaly Aped regeisitien, " To rotas "mina the Reform Bill In trodegol by pest lido the Common. Hour of ' meat. end to pram ht frost et the reform principles pr merited by Mr. Bright." The Mayor, Mr. George thelow, o 'cured the air. Mr. John Taylor called Aso ow deceits d MMus to prefer airiest the go- ~user maim% bermes b thoroughly i goofed the mhulk of th e He mood. et That this erge rejects the Rehm Bill of the gores most a, &expire and partial in ha character, unjust es the w..rbing donee, sod tota`ly uswerthy of miceptare by the ret. mem of this eanotry." Mr. A. Boyd seconded the reolution, which with OeClallr. MM. Mr. Alderman John Plait " Relberbg that the measure repooded by Mr. Brier is the seer ernasin sad pearieshis or ide will ha sobenitted to parthoset, mod recordsrg r It dem • right of the wonder closer to have • rise la the at of the merry, with the pommies of the h.l fre ton that serum our owner and =support ;" which was roper, sad a pall.. ern the non ion was cerried. lIIIDAL—A public meeting wee held es Tow day night in the Town-hall to resider the notairseir rellb• MIA le the atm ere of the sayer, Mr. Ira Wlthirell, alert marifectursr, resided, sad the etre sgethwa vete tit Rey. E. Harms, endlothe sslndrer • warm Teyke, Mdwrnlent minister • Me. B. Rhodes, theme ; Mr. H. ea, a repersetstre ' of the weeklng deem ; sod Mt. W. ton, chaimen of the Weals: Me.'. Norm nem ware carried armies d the beep. pelersent of the maim with the °ovenware be, sin saner, thr no iersore will be resident malsladary est does est admit a harp tios of the iad eserres and le =ctern the ire, bo , h in oomithe sod be le Theseesetiments were embodied in • petition es be rear. d by O. C. Gips, Req., 11. r. for the beftiogtt. BACUP. Os Monday evening • 11111110e0ne17 attended maim loth pier .t tbe 13acup Midianite' Imo 'mime is, the mtpromies of opinion cm the Goverment Ra bin 11111. Mr. Joseph Redw.n occupied the Asir; and re egotism were sanded mosiniesly ordemnatory of the gre• vsnemint morn • petition was agreed to is from eau armies of the siege, vete b ballot, s mdieribriss el perbesenorry err, sad tho mg 4 the thentisa Anodkorpotitiou will .belle plotted. peer V rn trae . soy meerere to be pro Roreesdre ism 68 inebeded as a roes es Ire reperested by one emlne d ger- Ilsomit During the meting Mr. I. J. Menbre with worm' to • stalumeett th at had been weds tot= ' the Mr. Crash, M.P. for Bolton, larded le iraiae s !AIM bill co the basis of mahood enffram v lhat meth was net that pratheer's Warm, bet he word nes his tole ! ems in freer el the beet measure that meld be romeed. It was, however, Mr. Opiate Woolen to a awake whish meld ter ths opinion of the Rooms of Comseose stir , I the le menbsel m . m4IIIXII/Aftll 6l . ll — i r public meeting, mthilithet i t Mel the iform. in 030e00) wi th a numworly eggs' n the. WOO as ocd.7 evening In the Tow.-ball, hi eider the government semen of reform. The W err' • weeded le row in every put. )Ir. John Browns, In the 0 news ef the mayor, was voted to the chair. A resortha I spirt the la having bone adopted, two rather, rid nub eseilsias. addreeese the wasting is support d the ColossiTynts, M.P.. add eseed the meeting, sod declared himself opposed to the MU. He wonted for the working obsess al thin seentry a hill calculated to fully sefranchke them. He waited them to martin end *ail privilema as freeborn Eaglishmen. Whether it may be a 6d. franchise inberositte or not be woe not prepared to say; but that weld be riematbing to stop at, and would give voter to torn desereteg of Meek There wee one mist in the bill he heard diverse miaow upon, but whirls was generally ob *tad to—tbe polling peyote. He could not say be exactly liked the system of polling papers, bat so far he thought it a slop towards the ballot. The system of polling papers proved that the argument about the ballot hang use-Boglisk was .bend A petit!on against the bill was unaninimely a rallooW.—A conference on the subject of the Gesemment Reins Bill was held in the Merchant& Hell, afragew, es Wedaseday afternoon, when the follo reso baker wee enemimously adopted .—" That this cwfsraaa imam the HI of the pressed government as wholly inset,- queer to meet Sits misting wants of the Hafted Kingdom, wiped as polka sad rabstsatlal reform ht oar pullets/a tory sysesa—The this regretter recdully request the sessehees far filbssew, end other liberal members, to omits Seeressespeeesseest bill at every stags, se falling fer - short of Ike jest amebae the great bodyoftlas people.—That this esseirsees ressamesd the reformers premed to make imas dist. armaymeets for public. toestiogs in their respective lecalltise, Is adopt petitioes to parliament in accordance with the forepaw resolutions, sad to reisalse foal reform IMP &does whore they do not already milt." THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1859. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. NORTE NORTHMOSILLAJID.—ALSWICI, Tlll7lll - Ghettos of • ineenbor for tla divides, fa new genes of the osemsay ecaskosi by Lard Loraine's is.. ef Os olio President all the Bawd ct =doe In the T 011114.0 this emits. Lord Loots* himself for ro-eieete,n, sad Mr. Waehington Wilke mem psi forward to moo him on extreme liberal WI Laraine rat accospasied to the heitiar b P PME amber of roomy asatlemea, end woe proposed Drm Bomb, Es q., Bromo-yerk. sad *pomaded by Merles Wallin Ord* , Nonspidek. Webs wee mosso- Wat• the *ohm by eamsel 'mew et the Nothors (John, eel we yogessi by Mr. Theme Dos" Borwkic-orriwtred, and oneended by Mr. I. Dom% Der vish. Cls • show of beads the Mond dolma Localised= dieted. SOUTH LANCesllll2.—ln reply to the requisition preowned to him a fonder age, that be would allow himself to be pat in nomination as • npreentative of this borough, ht the room of the premed s'as'hes', Hr. Brown, who to noel to retire, Mr. Heywood Me fano:mon hb willingneas to secede t,) the wins' of the munitioning. IAILWAI CV NPANINI 418001AT4011. The adjourned u poterday at the Kwitny Sestoeaquare. Mr. TROMPSON, Laws, presided. Kr. Moslem reed a men et the pros...flap ef genera of sad es paisissibey MMILi. tor ohm lb ht t mnied. Tretwatamm sad bee bairmatertag apa the nalm. seder of the disks a whisk IMIS boa ft wain per OM he bat refer le WS ft MOM rapt to the Mb bey woe penthsbin gudhant. be begged to arm that alter Ur or log of lbe amino a camiletien was applaud with Mr. Bulb. end as tint malt if the einem law bar, Mr. Hodges% he Ihe pr pee of pYgthough the soperVions of Me einnallege; ad ear alaw eeedheecos lei.h Mr. lammiamil lhasslci was bed lit a may allerageas adowes woe stos ray ilat a met be Ingessible bWm Ihnille Mee be meMerellea el the ensitles an begmtal eanime. wak thendere, propen tie bah bell be neinsibind by the hw mad pal d mitin/ ameallen Mad le welharindtint that laicprWaentalroebaLn. abed se night be do ned repints. 01 puree it me et meal that anadatine would ad abet the et the masaree. Be thought that by ear a worse= the Ws wadd be mry mash I :l p Leend ibe ind he begged le =Nat the Mb bib yto railways Ihe Rated Iliegilet—(heer, puticalsrly as sesta et the bad areatukke had portions of their Inn la Saba ad ethic pert la Ragland. (Hear, beer.) The atatestan at the Greet Mahn mad Wiens based ban/ thmght it met ihdrable that thelillsebedi salt Me Irish bee. Hoe. Mr. POINSONST all the Mlle world Ina to ps behre the Bowl of Trade. Wee It le be andiment thst web the propeed ewasens agreenate lama now requiring parliamentary meta were se be =etl . wawa% each unction ? If this wave set le be the ass; of puree the Board of Trade would abject Be thoughts dare should be latrodeord to pt rid of this diH.uky; be came* it might be 'muted flat this wee ea attempt, by a title wind, to take out of the bands of parliament the power tibia they at pre.at extreised In newt of ISMS tonna tangsans, and which were brought bin the tueoldention of both houses. seestie t sof die 'weeklies wee held Norletreate, Ileyeseeretnet, the theitima et the North — TheCmaiattAtt observed that the great principle of the preset nesummsat was to empower railway owepenies to make seek sigreemanta as earners or private corporations were permitted to carry out. (Hear, hear.) Thie, be re. ClLwas the meta Deject They might be quits unrifled Hurd of Trade sod ihe committee would rigidly sorwtheis the pnweenid clauses, end not give railways too smolt power under them. Suppose two compeaies proposed to divide their Melee, and one of them desired to work both linen, and take the working stock of the compeny which tumid cases to aaerp the o'®o—that was such en agreemoot ea it was caaaidaesd they should be able to make, but which thieicceld not now aecomplieh. b. Hon. Kr. Possonar thought it wee a nine point is to where working agreemests commenced and amalgamations or Maras terminated. The Great Wee , ern board felt it would not be prudent to go ro pailiaorent with a bill by which powers macerating to lowing or amalgamation should be sought, and which powers now required partiamentary unction. The CH•IIIMAN NM one of the serious pints they do- eked to carry out had reference to dedeioos is the courts of law with 'tweet to relativism entered into between runway ; and this touter would, when it came beim ri f tel a roen:::, o te ;c i t here coui c d o n u o ld tt s e o s t m t u e n s d doube, f y u as tly th d e imussed : lion desired, ?et, at soy rats, the legal powers of the com petes be settisd, too that they might not be continually making snangements against the carrylatt out of which sit sorts of difficulties meld be rein d, and the conergamos of which was that renew boards were charged with want of coed JAIL (Hear.) It was ben observed by .i the Hoe. Mr. PONIONBT that there was a cleave in the Us mandating the power to tom piste 11 infirmel egragensets." The Ceatattax /aid this clause had refereed, to each on egneement r eatuneigned r = or not formally entered into sr eemplets. He them "That the two Me be appli colds to the United IC seta" Mr. Smarr seurobi the :Dodos, width wu arra. The Cumulus most armod, "That the bat, r mottled, M remitted to dr widlowerwy ant law comnittet, with m trpo mks war dietrirs to they Mara dam age _ The antis, having bra 'wooded, was carried. Lea Baratiax. (the error of the Oust Wester COM 11487) Med Mr. Badger (re of the diasetors) ware added to the poe& purposes comientee. Ler Loma, the repneectetive of re el the Irish lbw', wee riled to the teas) rw t eenneittee ; and Mr. R. W. Jerson, of the Wes leeway, soared a member of the law end committee. It was explained that ear al the asemants with reaper to the Formicary azese of the eseeeistlem bed or bees mat ▪ but that re er sit them would be preerted at the out marl, rasstiag Is the armee et Mr. fiebantert (the thrums of the Brighton Compri), Mr. Laren moved the following mar latioey d wbkin Ur forma peatlemen bed given notice : "Thal In the rest et Meogreement berm onspesir for 'object es cry be borsht Wore the association, it all par the tosser to saner their ere to the seer aro," Mr. TOOTAL Med Mr. LOVI the ebelemse of the Hellas Counties) warporad the wrlloa, width wee errs. Mr. Hasoestx std diet i wiregmace of the abases at mama of ith Mende, who wen *Mined le land *a Miss to Os Howse of Othrime, be dwelt prepena Ms motion kw " team the alowticm of the sthealetios the pretties lry newsy aupeass of diverting ad ototrathei Credo from its eased Tenth through plain egniemsate, wr °thalami, with • view dada:anti s deb theoletice ow the sobject." Mr. law! withdrew s maim of whir& be had gives Betas ; sod mother, of Thick Mr. Within (the mad =raw el the Namoloster sad HimMeit Company) had gam maks, ins sins withdtswa, i ameeleatos of that patiaw's pewee of palmmeatery Halm The CltaleaLN sapteteadtailiesaestpesesof the inv. =rmettas sada the senatrreticact tht., it had ot .tares) to Footpath the ano of the re appoimmat of No mint yerliameetary commdasa is rad. way matters. They had oteirolled with Mr. Hata set Mr. W. Patton, whitlow of flat whilst amass we Is so =settled a ilea IN prlemst It wait he =glt together seal • amber ef islothllel nth other w mid be ablate se to the osoilmist of the Owlpb is which midway legislation aboeM be beset. It wee, thought isskshis to allow the reserve to remain owes Ore the reed reeding of the Rakes DOI. (Hoer.) The wain is. this aig outset to the 7th April teed. TEN LONDON AND NOI7II WIWI= AND Ow? Wooritimar IlL•thwat C M. Tedieday aWI pro m/AM try the Losilo• sod Moth Weeisro, the arcs Nathers, ami the Moseheeirr eiol Shad/ &lbw row =kr powers to eagle them to Mee foto eneoperros themetree. for • sestual hderebeehre d_ poi mg pump e Ws ow mien to sew her, war the ND** Imo* of Weir rtspectivegrAms, iris /rill essettosed by 4 sew mitts/ of the noon ciOONEWINA. if diet Mt. Briley woe themes. Advertisement-I—A Rrrournos IN TM Al? mDam an Tlia.—" I'm "Ant Ilnircelatile Pawky, Is aigiandi Rafts me emo lowlier id Ils larl. - -Tm d Polo Ilsrlai—Ord _NA Ibsg/IIII:= 6 = Ili dont ma GAO lathe tleftdllE deo Ww c i dumise. Timm 64. al Ind We osmium MT ailla al Ns tool gi . sed * Nis WM 0....... aO. Morri s' aosporar=as. NAVAL AND MILIZABP. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 10.—APPOINYMILMIS.—Cms tains Sir 0. N. Broke, Bart., C.B. (1846), is appointed to the Hero, 91, screw steamship, at absentee, oornmisaioned ; 0. K. Pate y (1861), to the ,80 screw ateaunalifp, Mediterranean station, vice Captain Broke; end T. Fisher (1847), to the James Watt, 91, mew steamship, at Devon. Dort Master C. C. Boort (1864), to he /additions/ to the Cheek. peaks, 61, tam, stem frigats,_Beat India and China station. &mond Master G. A. F. Day (1855), to the Alakca, 91, arm steam ship, at Portsmouth, ooramiaaioned. WOOLWICH, Heim 10. A detachment of the Woolwich division of Royal Marine Light Isfantry, made' of Captain Harr* In command, 2 sergeants, 2 wpm* 2 subslterns, and 90 pri vates, ere ordered to rooted to Plymouth by railway to-mor row, for service on board ibe James Walt, 91, screw steam vessel. _ _ The crew of the Die, paddle ate= vassal, were paid of this day and panted 7 days' leave of absence. CHATHAM, MAncit 10. The following vessels have been chartered by the Hon. Council for ladle for the twaveysate of troop and stores to India, rim. --Omen Monarch, 1,831 teas; tans, 899 tons ; Alliance, 699 tone • and Herlisgsr. 436 tons, for Bombay. James lAvessy, B3 %o7l tens; end Osall, 974 tons, for Calcutta. Bea Park, tow ; snd Southern Cross, 691 toss, for Madre.. The Lords of the Admiralty baying been pleased to allow Captain W. B. T. Rider, Royal Marine Light Infantry to retire from tbe service on the full pay of his rank. First Liesteseet and Adjutant H. G. Elliott, of this dividon, has bees Noted le be captain, and Second Lieutenant E. C. to be but lieutenant. Mr. G. D. Isom one of the foremen of this dockyard, has =Wed Umber inspector at Deptford, side Mr. Beck, PORTOKOIJTH, iiARCE 10. The Perseveranoe, 2, iron screw losop-ehip, Com mander Edward Power, arrived at Bpitheal td morniag teem Malta and Gibraltar. She briar home • ffrw lambda presagers, and naval end military morn. It id reported that the St. Vincent, 101, Captain Harry Err C. le to be peld off and re-comtaimicard with • mew of 900 men fro rawer. The Alfred, ilk eld sailing frigate, war removed from the harbour to-dsy. Tax sails LIZIITENANT WeUM-1h pursuance of garrison orders Wad on the preceding main at Wool wich, a towel party saiembled yesterday meriting et Aagle seu=Woolwich -common, the residents of the late Walsh, Royal Ement. The deceased, it is 10611111. w 201 'we of age, but of • s o me wh at debilitated ommedialku It amen that es Mandy, the Mk alt., In =milk a couple of his breast omeers, he wee pro es horseback et a moderate Rot along the high read at Cbeelles, obis the satinet be tree rtakg stumbled Wit NM WIND Mew, fall istuard, and threw bin on the barb, twin ever ble body. As be was in es entromee Mite of ha mu to tam* to his own beams slue be livered in greet agony until &today hat when be es= Cound Williams, attended by hie Temodaim, gum to his Royal ilighassa the PrYw si Weiss ellimegli on leave from the gmerkes, spookily ablosisil the famereloa well es Colonel Eloordeld,able.de amp Is the Qum% in temporary committed al the gunk= Oohed Messin a, eseamendant of the Royal Marines. Wesel the of Donegal, monmeadlag the Antrim Ram; Cokes' Walpole, commending tte Royal Engineers; Colossi Beak" examanding the II [Mary Train ; together ?I* the mien Mad, and the whole of the available acme JUIPIATIIINS FOR DDLUSLID &UMW AND Ilarcoia.—Trialday • now were, andel pro mise le be •00 11111% wee la the wraps& To sway of the priwagel sib et a dbabled Crisman or Indian giddier, or alatar, bas ban Maar mkt the autho rity at " The Amy and Navy Parisian' libirernar ao cry," la the awry of merman or asnuniseisares, to oonesy notes es parris, 'hold bane, an. The ass we dressed la a p. taa Norm with the words " P. 11.13." ea their wines, rid lb, knowing is the tail by whir they are M be guided la thr parasite :—By distance-2d. half a MOO at wader ; td. awe mule or ore half • min. By tire— d& ea hear or 2d. a quarter of an firm:. Whew taken by Woe the commitsionain is to do two mins end a baN Ina bow, of walking. By day of eight hors, 2s. ad. ; hell•day, Is. 6d. Calling carriages, Id. No retarn tanaz air whoa eraployed. rill BRIGADE or GUARDS. The usdermentioned changes will take place in the of Guards, on Friday, the Lt proximo, awarding totootha order of the Bth inst.. ^ Oaslf antazbc•noaLiiivTii:italio., front Windsor to Weiliagton Barracks; Second battalion, trona Wellington Barracks to the Tower; Third Battalion, from Pontoon street, St. Joho's-wood, to 81. Georgie, Ssomington, and llapzina Barracks. Commenzax 011k11,1.—First Battalion, from St. Ottege s, Kensington, sad taus. Barracks to Welling ton ; Second Battalion, from Wellington Barracks to Portnm•strest end St. loluerwood Barracks. Scars Foetus' 00ARD11.—Fird Battalion, fry the Tower, London, to Windsor. The Second Battalion of this regiment being quartered at the Royal-square Barracks, Dahlia, the hind-quarters wall be at Wiadeor. SPORTING. TATTERSALLS—Tutrammy. About baliZtioir;;;;otTarnirogi;(liiJalttita only her laid were II so 1 apt Merryman, and 1,000 to 30 apt .1 idiot et Leave der the Derby. Mr. Zero Day, well lorown to the ruing pabib se trainer to Lord Cahn and others, died astir y bat, aged 62. DERBY RACER.—Tatra net. TUN H.ll/411110TON PLAID of se eon. added lo • Madam. sweepstakes of 6 son. antis. Win ners extra. Ono mile. Mr. T. 111mmee (Mathis. by flarkeemy, 11 XL M 1 0 ,2414•441 1 Sr H. Dm Tone out by MoMoel. 4•4 4( Mar IS. I 164 Ilb Ilse. 6 b nen) Mr. W. &Nape. Ogles Weddeebem. 4 1 , .. IA Obi!. 1100. S MIL T. Watllowlr Snail la. 3 yes. les Mb (Cb 4 Mr. mitt. , itlaVaZtl i t int Tlb Mel 4 larimalmer • Mr. :reigbod foe z 'gnat Rose, bus the mare di not get to the poet in time to start. Betting: 6to 4 oast Mantas colt, 3 to 1 apt Cynthia, 6 to 1 apt ;Captain Wade rbuts. Won by half a length ; a neck between the second and third ; bed fourth. To a Y1111.4.11D BTIRPLMCM•III of 60 eon., added to a handiosp sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 6 ft, a nd 3 only if deckled, Ito. Whiner extra. About three miles and a half. (29 subs., 6 of whom declared.) Mr. DimaMlL Tame, to eastaadar. aged. Mt il)(as. 911r1r11) Mr. Menbey Pearl*" SM. M ... ......... ........to. l esn i' eot I Mr. O. lidmeie Tememelb. 1.1P4 _, iii UM ........(0. Holmes) $ Mr. Web Tbeedlee. med..* Mb (J. Lamb 4 Hr. 11...11.4 The 141114. 4 yeti au_. . - . _..„„. (Cledoey) I Mr. b oo Joe Ns*. med. DM ..... * MIMI _. - ..lChneer) 4 This booing opseed as 6 to 1 ogle TOM, but closed at 3 to 1 oast bits; 7 to 1 age; Old Dog Trey, 4 b 1 apt Fearless, 6 to 1 apt Tomwortb, 6 is 1 r ike Theodins. Tease laid off to within a fay 1 of tho last hurdle, when ha came savoy sad wan in emir by two l Who ; bad third. Old Dog Tray, who Met the best el the course, walked tn. Plooeer name to Niel Is lbe bee nand; ()tampion broke down; and tbs Mils same less pdhil up beaten about a mile from home. Teem *UMW, 111•110LD STALES of 20 son., added to a "a i : M :l4st as; al"anedat each, YT Tl ia . S. colts, ) 45 ; Mss. Maptsto Obebelet 1141•4bea. to Dmelmee4...e6 SD (1%.= . . L. 1 XL W. )'riots'. Illy. by Ammaie, eel ol UMW. DI . IWMX•DeeI I arrisisu pgrAt g Zelietee. id Mb Illb Maur .•• 11 - • • i lW ak Mr. L Matlock, Mt 410 , Mr. Mr. LI Moll The MOD Bitting :6le 1 Opkebta, 7to 6 egee •le 1 opt Lady ?{Meets; 6et 1 eget eterbece. • Lie 'LIZ yea by siteet art.: sheet in, Isepthe between the end atlas • thee** three ekes qwill Lay Igilsass. I,alti_A•am Ona.pre assess el 6 seta easbotliti wide T.T.C. (3 subs.) M. W. IL IlinsWe Monk* b The /blot 90/119.9.111. ALVA 9.109 11 11 4.q 1 M. Holland. Hebeissa i e: OW. 4.131 b MI Kerwin Dlr.!. Oebere94 ff, M. 14 TA 419 . . I Batting 6to 6 yet shame, 9to 4 eget Artemis% M 1 opt Skipjack. Won by a neck, bad third. The winner was sold fa 30 guineas. HORDLB RAW! (Handicap) 01 60 son aka is a OWN*. stakes of 6 son. each, and 3 only If £ ckr. 4. Wiliates eats. Two mike. over eight Sights of liusdhs. (14 3 of whom declined) Mr. Man MAMMON rOAMMAMme_j 4 ab • 1.14 Mr. ottiosu dee Mane, asot. 11* .... • Mr. It in Meeker% roma Mkt, 19..9 B 41141 16: 10 4 ISM Sobisani. 7to yet Harry Btu, 4to 1 apt BelzarMe, 6to 1 each apt Border Chief and ood man. Woe by Main lengths. Harr Bluff, whilst ronnimg forward,struck the birdies about a mile from home, and fell, sad &Moat refused sass after Malta'. BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE errAxEs. 7 to 1 apt Gladiolus (off) 11 to 1 Matinees (t) 12 to 1 Little Agnes (t) 100 to 6 Hamm& (t) CHESTER CUP. 60 to 1 apt Jordan (t) 1000 to 16 East Lenten (t) EDll4l3OlOli 8919PLICHAS9.5.—Thade contests are lied for to 23rd of neat month nada the stewardship of the Earl of Beim, Hon. Ge o : Send lands, James Merry, lan, Thomas Ikaiti, Beg., el W. T. Dickson, Careens D. lanky, Captain L. Hakim, and Vestment T. Reyes ! The events w eentyries a Fres Handicaps/ 00 Som. added to a Sweestlebse of 10 Som. sack, the diem* bein g about three miles end a half ow a hie beating omatry the Rulers' Mikes of 3 Sown sigh, with 96 added ; • Reg!- mental Stesylereme fee Meese beat IS. the yeopmly el, and to be tildes by, diem et the loth Lancer. (sly ser not Insvinsieuelren Is a abeeplethase to be &Bowed 71b.); the W Snakes of 6 Som. mob. with 36 added sod • for 601., et catch weight (.tesplethase enmesh between Mr. Atkission's Heather Bell and Mr. Gooth's Kato inttlltgenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAscn 10. (Before Mr. Cummiasioner Fam.) IN IN O. W. CHASSIA9O. (Concluded from yeeindWsliepreee.) Bankrupt, further asambsed sett he had never bad p Syria, and had never invored wyy interest is 2 0001. is :list ro in . lk i c nJnos last he got a bill of lading f some bark, sad pledged it for 1001. with Gottheimer. T he ' owners of the goods were still creditors for W. Mr. Lieklater said that his banking ace:oust ceased on the 20th of May ; the last payment was on the 7th. By Mr. Begley—His father was the British ocemul at &Trout. Had never told Mr. Shephad that be had in vested 2,0001. in Console, but mid he had bought that amount. Never told Shepherd that he had bought a silk mop in Syria. Never heard of one being bought. The samples which he had he had brought as a curiosity from Mount Lebanon, and Shepherd mind for some. He gave the bill to Shepherd in order that he might get it diecounted, but be was unable to do so. In June be was expecting as sietance from his Muds abroad. When he took Ivy Hall he expected his mother to reside with him, and she would have paid three-dontths of the expense. He then thought be should be able to pay everything. Had never authorised Mr. Banda' to take possesebn of the fur niture. The settlement bad been made in furl- Shang of a previom promise to his wife. He should than . have teen parfmtly solvent, bed he . . not last 60W. in Americo. Al iota milts found be was em barrassed he consulted his wife's friend', and the setUement was given up. The areemd settlement was never executed ; It wu condakeal on an arrangement being merle with his creditors. He had commenced basins., at a very unfortunate time, just hems the panic. He generally paid his tradesmen quarterly. New told Mr. Jones that he had paid 2,0004 for the furniture in Ivy Hall. Was N for seven months in 1868, and was ob l iged to leave London. Several large credi tors had as a wish that be should have his certificate; including lfr. Anderson. of Ploraddly, for 2001. The Commissioner—What is he ? Mr. Linklater—A bor. e dealer. Mr. Lawman —"sil the debt for borers Bankrupt— ;It wee a lean. Mr. F. M. limber, bankrupt's 'Welter, deposed that he wee first oaneutted about the settlement at the latter end of 1817. Witness consented to act as trustee, the bankrupt having's* Mend. in England. It wee not prepared till the fallowing March. Witness found that he was embarrassed In July, end advised him that the seared settlement would not he valid, unless he could carry out an arrangement with Ids endkove. That settlement wee in fact relinquieted. Bankrupt was then In very ill-bralth, end left s ho rt) after wards foe Baden-Badee, under medical advice. Wham advised that under no circumetsncee should the furniture be removed by Mr. Boating, and told him that Chamemd had committed an act of bankruptcy prior to the 18th of Au D lr t iinklater—What was that act of bankruptcy P Witness declined to answer. Whatever it was. he only knew It by confidential communication from Mr. Chosseaud. Mr. Linklaur submitted that the information was of great haportance to the asrigneee, with a view to the recovery of - . Him % emu thought this a mere collateral issue, and weld sot require as answer to the question. Yr. Waster having addressed the mutt on the whole cue, His Homer inquired when the bankrupt had taken Ivy Hall, fur which he was to pay a rent of 18U. •yees Mr. Ltsklater said it was In January, 11366, but he did not get into possession until Jess He het taken the houae on a lease 01 7, 14, or 21 years. Than would sot have been one , farthing of asses but for the eireumetence al the landlord having stopped the goods. After heating Mr. Basiety for the bankrupt, His Homier said he had a stress objection to inflicting upon any one, especially a young man, a disqualification from ever entering into business again • and, looking at all the circumstances, be did nut think th at the bankrupt came within the 201st rot tion ; bet he had been guilty of the grossest and meet thaertful extravagance. When he knew that his drounatances were getting worsened worse be had setstiliehed himself in • very handwrite h•mve, called ivy Hall, sad had eurrottneledhimself with moot aspirates furni ture and luxuries of all kind', which be knew that he had not the means of paying for. The cert;ficate must be sue pended for three years, when granted to be of the tbird clue, and protection would be withheld until he had Buffered six months' imprisonment. Adjudication of bankruptcy wee made wise Richard Bideford Ailed, a ship Mamma broker and underwriter, of Lloyd's Cola-boom and Hoe-sties; Waltbacostow. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Miscz 10. (Bolan Mr. Comalsobar Murphy.) IN 11 W. T. 01 Mr. ear good applied for the discharge d the Insolvent, who had been a cqualn in the militia, under peculiar 'dream etanefe. It appeared that the insolvent wag arrested at his boon at Brampton, bat was too ill to be removed to prison. To ob vivo the neareity of going to prison a petition bad bees filed ander the Protection Act, and the present motion wee for his dischorme. Mr. &mood reminded the learned commissioner that there had bees a somewhat similar owe before blo t when a person named Bimodal* applied and was protected by the court at Mr. COClDliegollet Murphy asked whether the detaining creditor had been tweed with notice of the appliration? Mr. Bargood answered affirmatively, and added that an in timation had twee given that no oppontion would be offered. The object of the application wee to dispense with the at tendume of the sheriff's officer in the house, so hia presence tended lather to increase than to diminiah the ineolvent's state of health. The court granted the THB POLICE COURTS. THAMES._ Nr.Charles Smith, •b;;;Cete7r,4No. 1, New-court, Tee ple, wee charged with waaultiog Gilbert Moth, a pswtar at the Bow station of the North London Railway. W lt appeu - tram the evidence of the oomplainant that on esquilily bat on the snivel of tile 3.46 train from Loadonnt the Bow station, he elcued the door as natal for the primate of attending upon the psatngem and receiving tickets, and ' when the train started he opened the door to let the man oeuvre out, when the defendant presented himself with • ledy, end mid the door was c'esed before the train moos in. The complainant said that most be Übe, and the defendant immediately struck him upon the jaw with his let. William Halyard, guard on the North London Hailwoy, and George Oreenwood, platform foreman, confirmed the evidence of the complainant in every perticular. The defendant said he was at the stati , n with hie wife before the train arrived, sad Irma the door closed. When the door win opened he spoke to the complainant about it, end the complainant gave him the lie. He certainly slappedhis face, but It wits done in the beat of passion, i he mold not have hurt the complainant, for he wore his gloms at the time. Mr. Elliott—liave you any witness ? Defendant—Only my wife, and her evidence is not ad- tairrible. Mr. Elliott said there was no juslifiesti. n fee the assault. Defendent—The porter adagio he used the word " falre," Mr. Elliott—lt was wroog to use the term. " FaLe " waa, perhaps, too strong a word. The porters bars their orders, and must curry them oat. For this assault I fine you 205., and 2a. costa, or 14 days' ispritiontortot. The penalty was ituitantly paid. Tin Isles Bgcsre ROCIZTT The Pharr Seery prisoners are being bled at the Kerry Amazes, held at Train, lakes Beres Greens The trial misted in Teesisy. newer ae appeerenee of ezoitir meat in the town, nor anything to indicate the montane of feeling In refertnike to the pregroutior. The grand jury came into court with tree bills for treesom.frony sealer Dead Floreeoe Sullivan, John D. Seibert, John Cosner, and Patrick Deanery. At a quarter to 12 o'clock ' the are prionem named were pat forward and arrived. They are all young men, and were respectably drama. The prison• rs are charged with having conapired to deprive the Queen of her mows, to rune insurrection, and destroy the cortitutiosal rovernment. A number of overt sae are set out in the indictment, such se conspiring to move the &bras of the Unit, d States of America to forcibly horde I rasz establishing a matt and unlaefal witty, the meetheret which were bound by oath to Sgbt whir the Qum, sad make Ireland a democratic) soakty, &c. The whores all pleaded "not guilty;' end is they risi to join in their changes of the jury, one eat Dennis Sullivan was pat hived for trial. Right Honourable the Aameery-Cissetel, the Solicitor- Orval, Sir Cobra O'LogtJen, Q.C., Mr. Ricketts, Q.C., Mr. I.es, Q C., Mr. Hens, Q.C.. and Mr. Charles Barry, were onteeel foe the Crown. Sir Matthew Berrington,Crown Solicitor. Mr. O'Dea's, Q.C. (special). Mr. Clarke, Q.C., Mr. Edward Sullivea, Q.C., Mr. Carly, Mr. John °listen, Mr. Jobs Pipet, and Mr. NelHgan, were counsel for the prieumen. Mr. Joseph J. O'Riordam, attorney. the Attormey•Oemersl stated the we for the preercut toe et or eldership leach. The evidence of Dank.' fledlivea wee aeon mewed in y, mad wee coalman' tap le 3 e'er* on Wednesday earn oe. Wit= OP A FIFNCH BRIG.—GALLANT Rums. PADOTOW S.—Thu moretvdurier a bevy gale from the N .W., the brig Onsealve, Dutra, got bevy a this place is tanning far radelow harbour. She wee caught while running over Stepper Pelee. and anted by the ebb tide and heavy me over Doom Her Sea& The lifeboat of the Royal Nedra' Lisboa Innitutioe, Matiosed here, was immediately got mart mad proceeded to the ship. Before rambler the wreck the heavy ere rolled mtverel tom into the Hteboat, and when alongside the wreck thews* repeatedly filled by the suet, but no boomer wee It la her than it was M enially self-ejected. Her gallant sad esperienesd mew were Dowses/ determined, with God's help, to accomplish thole haters object, or pieta is the attempt. Fortunately their =mos wae erowned with eacceme. One by or the shipwrecked ow, ocesiriag of ewes we, were takes We the Shier, sad aftenrarde early brought as gore, amidst the acclamations of the people. Wheat the lifeboat wee get oat a doable mew Imrnedstely offered to I man her, sotwillotending the heavy gale and the high ma that prevailed at the time. MARKETS. WOOL AND WORSTDD.—BaAaroaa, lisacz 10.— There is no improvement in the wool trade Wore our last repast. The tales making me on a limited sods, and pries are bluely supported. Nods sad gods ere do l tale, and prices very low. The cokalsl sales in town are proceeding very steadily, the biddlnp remaining remarkably steady and uniform. In worsted yams the boom demand keeps steady, and there is more business doing for Lanosahire. Prises have underune no change worthy of seam Tee 'spat homes are making i outlines, but taw, if any, Iranewition• have taken place during the present week. The demand for moat kind of pircee continues good; nrenufsciaren are generally well employed to.order. The supply of goods in the market is remarkably small. Prices are drm and steady COBN.—Btartxoxax, Maim 10.—At Olowetter and Worcester mama there was a fair supply of wheat, which we finely bold fur preview rates, but the trade ruled dell. Berle rather cheaper. Oats still only taken in retail. Beans end peas unaltered. During the preset week, akw teas e:tee ere reported is wheat, at former prices. Barley early maintains ita value. To make progress in oak, some reduction has to be submitted to. Bather more inquiry for beans. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, no reduction was submitted to. At this slay's market there was a fair supply of wheat, and to make pewee in sales some reduction wss submitted to. Burley still tending downwerda. Ow held for quits se much money. Beane and peas neglected. MARCH 10.—We had a fair supply of wheat, the beet dry parcels folly maintained last week's prima, but Infsior out-of•rondition lots were talkie to hu a k ..4 flars was a great demand for barley, pineipally for st end all arts fully maintained Wt week's mime. What, 335. to 425,; 34a. to 39a.; ditto. inferior, 10e. to 34a. Barley, 284. to 43e. Oats, 22a. to 32a. Biwa, 40a. to 41a. Peas, 42e. to 46a. Floor, fine, 32a. to 34a per wok; ditto, seconds, 28a. to 31s. • ---.— ^ --- MANCHINTIR, MARCH 10.—At our market this morning the trade in wbeat and floor was of the same Uhler and un intereeting character so frequently reported of Ista buyers acting with great cantk.n, end in the few rales effected pre vious rates were with difficulty obtained. Oats and oatmeal ruled steady, and the same msy be sold of beau. Indian corn was dull, but without any perceptible change he value. Nsw.tax„ Mazola 9.—At this market to -day the supply of wheat from the growers was 'rather limited, and, with a quiet demand, the ran of the past week wire supported. Whi.e samples told at 445. to 48e. ; red, s7e. to 425. per qr. grth. Ba r was was • fair show, sad prices for all doe qualities ware as aa last week; malting_ sold at 38e. to 445. per qr.; 28a. to 30a. par 30 stone. Oats were a small show prima were without mach alteration; old, 30s. to 34..; new, 245. to 28s. per 24 stone. There was • moderate supply of beans, and prime were rather wise; old samples were quoted at 445. to 48s. ; new, 40e. to 445. per as None. 24111101 T MAXON 10.—We hod this day • medium rat.y of w heat, width toot a slow ale at fay le, per qr. from last week's prima. The dmand toe barley rather *low, at rases rather In favour of the buyer, on a lair *apply. No alteration in either osts, teens, or pees. Umsanacm, Xenon 10.—The supply of wheat continues short, and the seis is slow at farmer pylon. liming corn is le demand for teed, and is unchangetin vs/ne. WATWORD, Mawr 9.—ln the absence of any foreign arrivals linos Ilsturday, sad with very limited supplies of home grown grain, our market continuos elude devoid _of sal mation ; prices, however, have not undergone any ClUalge of consequesoa, and we ham only to report • retail trade in aU amines at about late rates. _ _ . _ . EDINBURGH, Maxon 9.—ln the market te-day there ware 900 qrs. whsat, beta. 483 lees than het week-172 qrs. unsold. Barley, 1,060 qrs., being 431 lam than last weak -466 qrs. unsold. Oata, '3,047 qrs., being 38 more than last week-909 qm. unsold. Beans, 489 qrs., being 211 lees them laat week-262 qrs. unsold. As compared with last week, wheat was 2a. down on top, and bd. up oa averags. Barley was gems as top, sad le. 4d. up on average. Oats WIN 2a. down as top, end 7d. up on average. Beane were Is. down on top, sail L. 9d. down on average. Supplies smaller to-day, sad sales dull. Prime per imperial qr.:— Wheat, 87a. to 48a. Berisy, 26a. 6d. to 39e. Oatr, 19s. to 30s. Beene, Ns. 4d. to 47a. Weight of top—Wheet, 82glbs. ; Matey, 6741ka; eats, 46411 e. ; and beans, 6541b5. CATTLIL—BDINDUILOH. MARCH 9.—The number of this, this morning was 3,701, being 93 more than list mirket. fielm rather dull. end picot folly lc • bead down, y for whiWaoed sheep. Aged blsckfeced maiden 51 i rt lil ermat price, whitefaced, 7id. to Bd.; ewes and fata , from SW. to 7d. per lb. nos number d oaths was 706, Wog 46 mars than lost market. Salm also dull, and last weet's prices barely maintained. Best beef, 7s. 6d. to 7.. ad. ' • sanest,, 3d. ; middliwy_end inknor, from 6s. 6d. to 6.. 6d. per imperial stows. Ted pip from de. to 6s. 6d. per stone. Numbers in market-3,701 sheep, ; 706 fat cattle ; 141 milch cows; and 347 pip. CREEB 2 —:—BALTBSCILY. Mince 10.—At our monthly the suukst held to-day there was only a moderate supply, sad the quality altogether wee tolerably good. W4th about attendance of burn, a steady btIlliS•011 was done, but qualities being almost cleared, but a few of the rougher Poets rerealesd on hand. The quotations of last market win fully sapported, end were as follows:-8khas, 235. to 28s; hair-cowards, 4135. to 611 a.; best limamests, 824. so Ns.; and Chedders, 88a. to Ms. pm out. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILIISIIIIII. MOO Pro ll.. Teal. .74013. 0101. lamOsa. *mg" LW UM Watt rarthsgJarmm9 9 4 it a I Groat Irtaiaa Prelaarla W IMP (Bombay Pr 05624140 19W 1.346 1,101 VW 1.317 Rom nallog fatalism A. NNW 1124•144 Illoramo to MOW 334 IN Weak WrilX . 1K ii;;.4* '11: ihm Amos . .... - 442 103 LON 946 ..... =4 In Si - 3,7• 1421 6.619 5,110 I.4dliklairS 9. adni sad WMarmare - UN 3.653 6.065 6.637 u a SlNG,arlarxiserl 769 126 934 172 Mak mix 11N11 4. limbo aol Xmas Waft imam 11174 2.1 4 . % 0 215 MX 701 731 =mid Walerind larllda raIISOM ..... 14 33 99 132 93 135 10,46 d 21.9 7 32.366 39.761 idiot Nimes 34 W .. ......- IIW 666 - 6.0,7 6 463 :II MX* S. ....... .... -IN $74 619 744 742 Owed - 917 1..10 30 97 1.566 lath HI LW 6.4.4 6.131 MN Mahn j r a resi . .. iiiiiiii:iii Salm slia 4lll 9,144 13.041 141.4 4 LW l 8 me541174. usi ' imam - W 4 1.444 MO LON Ww4 /Umbra .TS 4.3 344 MS 031 SWAM sod lTsiii 11 . 4. i 1 Misr -....- ...... - • Mies epos to U$. ni. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. (English torque). from Liwrpool ler Cram Feb.., lot. If w. Frier, (barqual, from Liverpool far Ceylon. Feb. It lat. 41.31 N" I I Beppet (goerlsh Vargo.). tram Tablo Nay far England, 13 demise.. 20. LE. 13 g .los. 9 W. Norio (whoonu), from Liverpool for Bums limb Fob. 4. ht. I N.. k. re W. Joan Sands. (Alp), of Liverpool. for Aggirelia, Feb. IL ILL 43.14 105.13.47 W. The following notice was honed from the General Post-abort, yesterday, vie :—The Avon soiled on the 91 last. wri la all letters for Lisboa, Brazil, Bastes Ayns, dce, arWch arrived or were posted In London up to the morsiag of that day it:microns. The Aron also took oat suppkmantary snails which were made up in London, and forwarded Ey special train to Smottsmpton on the snivel of the night maU from Liverpool, Birk. ahead, Ormskitk, Propel', Preston, Brook, Southport, Bt. 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