The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-11 00:00:00

emeidtrAk for on oar frontier: she collected betweee. the Adds sod the Titiscs sad 'specially bstwsea Cremes, Per et we, and Faris, • real turps of operations, which or** could not Le d...tised t tintsin order m these tow's, width are , 4 quite ndory importance. For tows days the bank of the Ticino presented tho op ratan , Of • ,ilantty is 'thick war is about to brook oat. Th , retires were eecapiet by detached corps—erarywhere geysers were preps:el am] meseurre were token to 6.rm atone. edette. wore yle od even no the bridge of Begot*, which marks lb. limit. ef the two cnistrier. I say nothing of the a•esaciog divourse held publicly et Wino end in other towns by the xftater part of the .tostnes °gleam widaost except ing those of eminent reek, for I know that one must not always reader government,. rtsp,,zroblo for tho lestin.3e of the is : 4 r t i l t aik it sea limy to colt sttenton to the receplket sires at Venice to the troop. coming from View" aid to the oetextatito with which va.t preparations have been made at Pia•enza by necnprnp; forts wbioh was ems! rooted in debars of treitico, and which the Austrians boy* app er..d to !eglect for wok, Hort pia. _ . la premec s of arrangements es menveing to ee , the caantry h.. born h asitired. Confiding ii the patt:otiam of the king and of hie government, it remakes calm ; but it amends that thought should be Kim to putt mg it hi • position to confront the eventnebties, of which web a Ms. play of isms ea the pat of Austria may be lakes es a Sere. It Wee this end that the stieietry resolved to seiretene into Plebeeet the (1117111012. eetebtlehet t. Eorchala end t °yowl the Alpe, aid hte motel the chambers r whom/ t) tract loan. This lost resume, which 1 expect will be aloptr 1 , while wowing to the nation that the government hoe the ootsciuos- Itele of whet the menrity and bosons of the tenuity iwpom ono' It, will maintala Issimuilllty is the public mind, and will permit as Wady to at future eventnaliiim I hope you will have so difficulty ie convincing the poli tical perms with whom yon aro is rslatill the. tits M 01111,2 above indicated with as ezelsolvely defensive object, fir hen contaisles a menace fur the tranquillity of Ensqty will hAre for result to Cahn the sgitition is hely tattle reassure meit's minds by giving birth to the balms at ean- Mane that l'iedmost, strong in her good right, sal died by the which the justice of her ears as alone promo lam, is reedy to combat every element of await in the Pew Wads, from whatever quarter it may come; hem Arleta or tram the revolution. -- fiCarge ion to hold tM. nanto luiguage is As ladder et rents alid, bogging yes to keep me informed 41 the je l / 4 110114 which .hall be mold on the neinenren Innen% 1 eau you, &c., mud) C. Covonn. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. lilting at NMI Primo at Wee rainwear a larm.—(Beian Lord Campbell sad • Bprelal Jam) °WILSON W. /HI Litt or WaTOll.-1,1112. The trial of this cow was restuosi at the 'Mai of the load t -day, whoa Colonel Dickson's eras.-assaiwilica was iatitiaard by the Attarnoy-Oaaaral. XI. Jana; rod foe the dakedatat, oat ha would haw, la objcvion t r the digerati towbars or root:pis et the nsa who g,o a nipsaaation toe till Worts. they acrd at Clo wns being referred for the madasika and Piped elegy ream ths Atiasssy-Gosead *lib* tea. Lord Campbell add the ow wee ems matfett e le he 'Mei to the very be torn, eat he thg wbk lii. Junks asigestad wee the but COMM I adopt. The Attorney•Generd mad ha valid same eome ger Oman. Croxsymanilaetka oontleeed-1 twee that lleadlere n. tend 10! and I teak. as he wattle moat wounded in the regimen, hi get 3J. er 3t, w it may he U. extra eieepees h-n. Is the accent Penered by me I dery W. pay le that man is tour Aileen issymenle—lL, 11 - 114, sad 11. ; but the voloalien hb a allaildr..4.ll 101. iNd two for 5/. 1 cense exploits fetter ffienked, probably, ores of the U. we Included In the 101., emd *Were a mem esti can. The monies given to she ma ewe moor tiniee heeded to their wing, seastkein to them pelves, and nemeses to their cassis. The were mete (lettere by the seta themeseget often by their corporal. 1 len myself, whoa I bed • U. co 2!. he my pocket, given it to the mem, wed team us reedit. and I have so doubt I bare disbursed Mahe messy thea I have charged be my account. At libe end et sory , I had bent. n 20.11. and 3001. belosglug to the Is my pereeetion. I did not hasp It appendsly, bet her It with my private roomy at my banker's end _or aes, end I depended on Ike vouchers I lad, ascot' erekti Ole shies et the regimental events. is April, 1657, who I was theretseed by Messrs. Hodge set Longa ebb en anima, I pre a pronneway awe at wiz moths, bend of the many, became 1 dad not Me le town Lord Wilion's sassy, he hamecon tenon newton, t Id menet to do le, as hem pen toed oshoseptiens tonne Mess. Shemeite amen . I scarcely env saw a Pare meet* le the newest kr inameier the seceenta of the meet. The usage of the sew van exoctieng to my 'Aperitif* does not requiem week • wiestim. It is not the none to have otereent min mast imp. Colonel North was is cow, - poodenos with Karl Wilms re well as =net. Up to the time of the Inquiry Cel nal Nottb was toy friend, but through Lord Wilow's lateen, e he held aloof and mean to take his lordship's ride, I well to state publkly that whet Colonel North stated before the comminen of lageny wee atteely warm The confusion end irregularity to the meet accounts wers not owing to than havieg been ace mew menage. Cartes Dicks u s aroossa , sepsoially his wine anwent, were most ,regular. It t. the daty of the commending officers and the protest of the mess to see that the accounts are propel, kept sad dinhargeL I think I ins not applied to to hold • men meeting. I never refused t 3 ran ouch • theettag. Naj , r Walker wee the only officer who raggested that there should be a mica meat lag, and I mid it would be held slier Captain Diekee's three months had expired. 0.17 one men meeting was held, and that was In January. It is the duty of the lieutanat colonel to all teem meeder. I was amine to hen • mops meeting. and I did call on. There was a meeting at theed. men, to chnve the patterns of gem and crockery for the regimental me.s. It woo not a ?smite called for that panne, ho' one to receive Lord Wilt.,., woo had in timated hts 'lnnen that day to come down sod look at the regimeet. There were twenty-In or thirty offices pre. sea., and the ell complement of the regimen wen sly thenoterea. fthemus's man tweed with peewee, either Were or at the moment of his lordship's an toe and I presume, webers wrongly, that he h a d um Lon Mtn es the subset. We desired to establish a mei, the same at the other Tow , r Henke Negteseet bad dose, whilst in treeing. Ilberpea's man said be lied auopliid their mem with the ankles neemery. Lind Wflton then the patters of the plates for the dinner seen, and all the other officers deferred to hie led= selection. I thick there was • tonditioesl siren to Sharpe" for oho reds on that cocain by Lord Wilton, and the goods were Peet to Woolwich when the meet was comenced. I bad never toyed( Bern flharpee's man before that day, end I hod never pr-viously any row lattniceibe with that firm. When the ordinary c entriettkes of the officers end the 'Rowdies of the government are insufficient, It Is meal for the officers he subpoena' the the ency, and by Led Wiltma's order I applied to them in this insane to do so. There were four estertaiamenes even by the regiment, which cost 1521. The lest was to General Pierretoint when he ' came to learnt the regiment. I propped ie myself to the ellStere• and they never dine need. It was an understood Meg. emu . odd. keening to the tore. of the ter vice it was meetly right to pay tais out of the regiteeeml. case fume, 11114 act by the sub se nit of the Ohms. The neat stertainment wee on th• prodentetion of co- lours by the daughter of the Earl of Wilton. Ten tee SO or 100 rests. It was • Inchon, mid roe SOL The Olken eked rand after parade end dixemsed the matter I &se of the officers were fee having a dean oft-r the come may. It wee peeper to pay the expense, with the ement of the officers. out of the men fume. The third entertain ment wee given to Col. North on hie retrement. It was posited by dotes of the Akan 1 was happy to agree ore ft. It was decided to give it at the Trafalgar, at Grecs with. There was another 'unnatural to tintrel Pierre pet. Did you ewer my to may officer of the regiment, " I have • little lord who tele me all that is said in the Mere MOM, end I In .w • way to get rid of officers witboet • coon mantel?" Wiens—No ; but there were some nem diem who einceduotel themselves, an<l.l told them the egret roar in were sot the fasten is mine reglmests, bat that it 1 n pored them to Lord Wilton, they would be rammed at et , c. 111. you call Yee r Walk , r a young officer ? W, ro•eic—No ; I am ante that it was Major Walker who etym.! tot re the beard of equity shout the little hied. I heed it thee and I deity ft now. All I and woo 1114 I shotild bore en ye to ere that tio•re veer to p ."tbittg going ce a tte regiment. That was *bat Major Walk." dislike% became be seabird with the youag ofikeve, Mt 1 hare fund out sem ad can prove it. (Ilene +n ) The. we twisted end tann ed Into the payee abet • little, Iced, het I near mode use of such an npresidon. This eloxel the erose-examination. lie-essocomd by Mr. Hawkins--1 hare bees thirty-thee ye o• in the army. The office re of tips Tower Handsel Militia nem cot CM far from all-ent. Not sae tithes had send the army. 'seep myself led Cototiel North. The ad jutaut hat been in the .rue. There was to dis.entient auvii the oilier. t" myna; the root of the entertainment at Woolerieh out 11 the mem funds. I meted the, epee , which Lo r d Wilma de:trend on the peesentation of co oars; or, at all event*, told he what I would toy. (Liege. r ) Mr. Hewhisd—Do you remember who he proposed , your health that he bole he wer.sext tenissoey to your " lent, effieisn-v and tailoring zeslr• Witien—Vn. L .ni Campbell—Did 3 oil • rite that spite', too (latighter.) Waste—No; sat that one. Mr. Thomas &Mph, Moonily, M.P., examined be Mr. tenee-1 have known Colonel Deism twelve or Oft- es 1 ye et.. I 1 . -member his calling on nos la July en, in rehreice to a threat tee dine. him from the army without equity. I thought it right. in sonsevence, to pat a gametes t° the i tveieury .4r State for War In the Home of Commots. (Mr. Dmicantler thee reed the grease.) THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY pVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1859. WARR LIBI6C-7HIB DAT. Two WCwOF. This is settling day in the railway share market. The dealers are principally occupied with the requisite arrangements. Caledonian, Great Western, and one or two other stooks have declined } to 3w cent., whilst Berwick and York and North Mid lan d have advanced I to 1 per cent. Generally the market is dull in character, but prices are fairly supported. London and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to 981 ,• Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98/ to 98 ; Great Western, 861 to I; Midland, 102 to 1; Eastern Counties, 12 7-18 to 9-16 per share ; Berwick, 931 to 94 ; North British, 623 to 4 ; York and North Mid land, 78/ to 79; Caledonian, 88 to / ; and South Eastern, 221 to f per share. French railway shares present little alteration. Northernof France are quoted 381 to 371 ; and Pais and Lyons, 321 to 331. Lombardo-Venetian shares are flatter, the old being quoted to 1 prem., and the new, to kpreto. amnia MALIN LND It it n 53 in 46 WY 19 31 13 16 55 01 70 11 70 5 Wel 113 SS IS 165 .041 117 I t 105 IS 67 SY SI 50 11 B I I 11: - lir A - M It 5 5 _ it , Si I lt, 3 111 1 1 fir.. , . lb iii I 1 n► r 19 16 46 I/ 4 1 97 IS 1 , 2 16 W 1411111 a sod leltainla . i. f I i 1 11. JULAI. IL W s S g4Wt ialss. ...e. eli t tr i fi r , s 2 ItZt via:. • ▪II toils 16 ... , : 1 pa 1 , Segal grim aii .... *s t De. 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Examination continued—After I bad given notice of the question, and before I put It, I received o note fr Loud Wilton salting to gee me, I mustered by hie messenger that I wee much wegaged that day (Friday me 16th of July) and requested him to call the nfst day, which he did. lie maid he called opus me Is eonsequewe of my not;,, and that he wished to explain to me meitwa connected with the quedioo. I stated that I had seen Colonel Dickson, who had ben with too a few days be f ore, complaining to me that he was about to be unjustly removed by the War-office Inc wee gamin of representations that ho (Lord WPllam) had made to Lord Combermere ; that be was most minions to have any Inquiry and a court-martial before such di.miesisl took place, and requested nit if I had no objection to pat a question to Gsseend Peel on the subject. I add, Wtat your ciner 01 " What's your "demos r . Be then predated several papers, and among others the charges which be ( Lend Wilton) had forwarded to Lord Comber mere on which a regimental board bad W. I said I had gone through the p.pera whh Colemel Dickies ; sod that Colonel kaos'a explanagoss of She.. cistriss went per fettly 'added ery, sad that I thought be Wilton) had se are whatever stoat Cat. inees chat Col. Dicksoa hod told me that the repeat of tak e regimental board ' was founded, 110100 of It, in spike, saddled thei al ree . l , dent. who had only been a short lime in the regiment, • r Welker, was very sarioue, of coarse, to get into Colone Dickson's shoes by making= unfavourable report; that the object of the other two patties who constitute' this court, to whom be ob jected, were accoent , ng partite, and that they would have tern much better employed is seitlieg their own accounts, inab ad of pave-nisi h's ; on which Lord Wilton said, Bat yon dos% 'mow all. Indecentent of Dickson leaving received and reedited the egotism:dal foods, I have had to psy Mk for some pat of the kit of the ree -1 ment." " Well," I said , "perhaps that is some put of the boson' of bung Colonel oldie Tower Hamlets livitia regi ment." (Luebke.) Lord Wilton said. "Bat that Is got all. Ikm beset seed for this MO1." I slid, " Weil, that Is Mel awe disagreeable." Thee he slid, rasa acmes the worst of all. I have teen seed at the baled= at Coked Dickson." I said,' Well, that Is veep bed, but I home It If not Mar." Lord Wilton mid is perfectly tree, for tiberpee's pop, Mid me s% sad • lawyer has told my - lawyer so.' I said " If that lass, I carder it most blackguard madam on the port at CelsW Dickson," in which Lord Wilton ea owed. Bs sad " I do sews you that if I wasted to tabs out the regiment to-morrow, sot two oilman we'll p with me to serve with &tonal Dickson." I add I should, of ewes, eenuannioate ell he bat said to Calomel Dickson, sad call apes him for en ex planation, eat that if this Ward out to be tree, I should have seihkg more to do with Colonel Dick son's Ur, and set put the question to Oweral Pea. I sell I amid sot as all weilmelsed what it all merit, is, Calomel Thebes had told me that ha and Lad Wilt= sow as the bedtime of frientlefelp, sad that he had reedy*/ bops of lenses from him, thenkieg Ida ha the way le which he had managed the regiment in tle apes e, and that his lordship was so pleased with his esedsot, thet offend to get the Gloms to knight him. Lord Welts said that wee_ perfectly true. la short, I toll Loud ' Waco that Colonel Dickson was the oaly efficient officer la his regiment, end the only man who has. his tmaisses. (Laughter.) I was in the Coldstream Guards raj self sibs ;we. I immediately sent for Colooel Dickson, and inkemed what had pamed between me sad Lod Wilton. I was se satisfied with his dateeneat in reply that I put the poetics to °sacral Pal es the bilked% Monday. I called em Geseral Peel. Croat-i;iadistd by _the Attorney-General—l have Isis ea Wale of tallowy the Berl of Willow many year*, of esjeyed essedeam. I &SIMI General Nil the fot‘k of settee I Warded to glee, gad I mid I really thought that Val Wilton was wrong la the whale affair. When Lord Wilton was with me, I mild that the whole affair was to &bear! he the beginalag that I thought they hid better .hob bands sad so let the matter end. I might hare meld to General Peel that It wee a pity two old friends Amid quarrel,, sad that If I esw Wilton I aright make peace bmweea Am. Whoa I saw Lord Wilton them was very little talk before we came to tie aaawste of Dictates, hat a good deal after. We talked of reeleg—(leughtw)--ead homaxma.by. (Load ithibter Lord C.ampbell—And perhaps shoat the Reform Bill. Mr. Duncombe—No; bet l wee a greet levant' oa that day, and he was kW enough to tee)masead me ha The atteruargeteerel—l top ma bea:lttalZerhat 14. Duarecabe—Ha told as thet upon that erten la trerod hie bones end his doge. LLoed leughtdr.) Onseazariastios oraineen—Ho rid amp had guard fir to rake up the guar and alias ands. (The trial was redacting whew our report Wt.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Mies at NY Ptiisa.—(BAr• Oho Lod Clad Boon sal Comma holm) arszoft AND A,lOllllll P. NIWCONI.-LIZIL. Min wan ea action for libel, to wbiob the defendant pleaded elaply sot gag. 11r. &row Parry and Mr. Barnard were counsel for 111 platatiffd. Mr. Skinner represented Vas defendant. Ths {Aaiun& in this *Mien, Mn,,A Abraham Immo. an 4 Gorge Bend," an oracles. and sport talc maksra, carrying on besiesma at Roth.,., and the defendant, Mr. Hobert Niciscies Newcomb, is the proprietor of the Lincoln, Zulland, sod Lieserymel Mercury. The plaintiffs, with the view of entreats( their basins., ant in ths habit of paps( petiodical ,lo to the large towns is the etesseary ; and on the 9th of November Mr. Keyser, the mice partner, paid a visit to Lincoln, where he negated rooms for a titled of sight weeks, and dilly announced hie emirs] by advertise ment is the defindanfe art new. On the 2feh el No vember en advertisement, which w.s signed "Berms Taylor, oculist and enrist," appeared to tles man jeurasl, and this conedlegoti the libel emphasis' of. It rts ad. dreseed to the tarpons of Lincoln, and commanori thus:— " Onaletnes,—Yon haws been called upon by some licensed hawkers, calling themselves opticians and op rtacte mskers, representing they have made a sew diacov.ry. I rhould not hove felt myself publicly called upon to notice them, bad they not adopted the device of calling upon members of your profcs.ion to obtam your sanction for them." Tee advertiemmt then wtnt on to state that the discovery sherd by the plein.iffs was no new discovery, and that they were ai.t able to supply any w tide which could not be obtained from any nenetable ' optician in England, and having stated that the plsintifie ware hawkers of prim and trinkets, thus concluded, If you went to know where then great profewora bought their =le . s you tan do ss by calling at Yon-oaa Hotel, on Lb* 26th . Barron Taylor, oculist and aurist.— P.S. M r. Kirk, of High-street, keeps a bet er ars,rtment of =la than any Jew hawker who visits the city. Sae Taylor's olvetrtersest in the Mercury." On this advertisement being be ught to the t'tentk.n of the plaintiffs they considend it was maculated to injure theta is their bona ' s., la instructed their Whiney to write a warning letter to the defendant demanding the) memo of his set nosy. I On December, the 3rd and 10th, sivettieemente somewhat similar Is their purport, with the a bit.irm tof emus common(- ' es ti= from MOMS. Delisad, Dion, and Con, ell 1011-known epithets Is London, t e show that the p'sintiff,' invention was sot a new one, wen published in the defendenf a paper, and the action was brought. One of the plaintiff', Mr. Keyser, wee examined in sup port of the above fie's, and -f of the pubbe.tioa was g ves....This closed Coe eon lb ,the . . Mr. fibiaaer then eddr. seed the jUty for the defence, but did sot cell any whites een. Th, Lord Chief Baron gummed op, comment* ow the het th ,t the teflon bed not teen brought egeinst Barron Taylor, the inserter of the edvertieeinent, although there had bees no proof that he would not be a reeponsible party I to have suet, but saldoet the defendent, who wee the pro pieta. of the newspeper Is which the wl‘e• ti.ewent bed mowed. Be theallA it to the jury to &aide the question of The )ory, without leering the boo, returned a verdict fw the pito:tufa—Dune:gee, owe ter biog. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSIOM-HOl3Bll. A matt sawed IPi7lisw Myers was bronght before the Lord Mayor, charged Oder the taming cireametancee A eleven'. r to the East India How, mid—The irl -1064T CROW to me at the doer of the Hat Inds boom with • boodle a papers, which he wanted me to examine. His ea , ebni been di•powd of tome day. bef4e, ant I told him that I owld do nothing of the kind, ant bereed him to ao away. He then deliberately broke • plum of glass, of the value n , lea. A gentleman from the East India Rowe said t'os defendant hod bees in India In the terries of the dropout, but bad oentrac'td ouch a habit of intoxication as to lose his i 5..... The owtoeloosre woe insanity, end the defeadant was sent home. Thu voyarr, h wrevir. broecbt him to his Mawr, and be rabserrontly called at the East Inns Hoer, mot applied to be resnstoted. As onch en indulgence wu woolly at variant e with the reinlotiona of tha eeabitohment, the &firedog having brought on the talsmity by Ids own determined net, hie appHcation was nyeettd. The Lord Mayer—Defesdant, what do you mean by re- POI flag to web an experiment that at breaking windows to get employment? Defendant—l wanted radress, andl an been refused any. The Lord Mayor—Yoe know that 'oar drunken habits have cameo! all thw. You must pay 1.41. or pto prison fee Sweeten date. Defeedant—l oral lay. The Lord lig you must be looked up. Delesdast— s l i Zeividod. The Lord Mayor—eft, when yen come eat of piston. you repeat this odor email onyothor Amok your punishment shill be serene CLERKENWELL. Till POOl LAW lIIMOVAL ACT.—ACAIII OP WARDAILIP. A poor old Irishman applied to Mr. Tywithitt ander the following distressing circumstances: Hs elated that he had been in Englend foe thirty-three years, and newly ell that time had lived in the parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn. About two months aro be removed into the liberty of Saffron-bill, which was in the same union. He applied at the St. Andrew's Union Workhouse foe relief. They offered to give him relief if he would go in and ho passed to Ireland. This he thought very ,bard as ha knew no elm in Ireland, @Mall We relations sad G ir ds were In Loader.. Mr. Tyrwhitt sad it was no doubt a hard awe that a me who ba , bees In London for tbitty-three year' and for the most part of the time residing in St. Andre w',, should be wont to Ireland because ho b a d r e mov ed Into th e liberty of Saffron-hill. They had offer d to take the applicant in, and that was all they were ronmelkd to do. Toe removal seta, he (Mr. Tyrwhitt) understood, were about being re -I:sed. It was a hard no, bat he dld not make the law, sod it could not be altered for every ewe. The applicant Mated that he would sooner go and throw Mar& over Blackfriere-bridgo thee be passed to Ireland. LAMBETH. TIM DITaRCE AND MATRIMONIAL ACT. Mrs. Hanlona Bleckwith, a respectable-looking female, applied to Mr. Elliott for the usual certificate under the Divorce and Matrimonial Catiolll Act, to protect property acquired by herself shire the domed= of her husband, from the latter, °This creditors. The applicant upon being swan, deputed that she our the with of :Henry Blackwith, to whom she had ham minted twelve yens ago, and while they lived t had never supported her. le conaequenne ontl: he teceperate and drunken habits she (whine) had se parated from Mot, sod at Lost she @greed to go hems to hie hieads in the country. On the 12th of April, 1858, they went weir the water to sleep some where near the Iftes-cross railway station, end start the next morning for Ltneolnith;rit, but her husband got drunk, and she la •oorequsers found it very difficult to procure a hell. Bhe left her husband at a coffre-house, while Ike went elsewhere to look for a bed, end on her Warn the learned that he was gone, end the people thee NM bar they could not keep biro, and that he had left there top to a pnlikehouse. Bhe waited there for some time for Ms anon, bet he did not do so, end from that time to the resat ohs had not seen him. Xt. Efflott—Hew you beard of him? ms=liceat—Not from any reliable source, but about six after I was told be was in Lincolnshire. I have not heard of him 'loon 11,. itriSitTlKTs you supported yourself since your has kield Wt you? Appileint—Yea, slr, by toy own exertione and the outlet wee day friends, and I should not like to lose the little Prty I have ovate& Elliott—Yo Ad have , your order. TRAMS& TAILING 108111111 T AT • JIBWRAL1111:11 1150 P. 113714 Omereilow, as se im able-bodied 'mug mss, late • paper dimpled, to the thettney Haien, who wee droned in the workhoese eleabot, vet brought before Kr. Yeedky, charged with easing two elver watches from the shop of Mr. George GraLZUerus, pawnbroker sad jeweller, of No. 4, High-street, Mr. Georgo Gray end be was sat amistent to the prow °ski,. Yesterday sensoce, bonnie the beam of four ad dm, he was la the shop, ad was steeled * • load wash, fathered by the lemaking of • large per of Oats glass is the window. He Wad towards the &tree, sad taw the is the ad of withdrawing his right benrwilt r t ea or twa Akan is It. He left the ship, and raa afer the prisoner, and after a keg team overtook him hi Benalarstreet. He semd tbe ironer who '." Why you dean me! le which Ise r a er a ti, haa "Tor tak =g tw h oz ? t n.; w T a he alc ip i rLarser had a "I y good oNfpur to-sigh;. ' " Om watch was taken the prisoser and another wee found In the roe& The lenses then prodseed a pies of hooka mat It was el very peat tbkilmen. Mr. Williams added that the primmer broke the per of glass with his elbow. Inspector Grittier the I divide' said the the Finest was foemerly an inmate the Paten Weellasere, in the Stepney lJnea, and was several times eamideed for es telsrly ceodost. On the and of Weber int, the =god two other roams wars brought Kr. Oahe, charged with breaking open a sari la the workhouse, and taking away several mats, and other articles beanbag to which they u r themselves hi, and got ems a will. mummr sad his 6 wens seatemed to two maths' imprisonment .2 1 C il labour. Mr. Yu/Hey—Let that be zoationsil. commit far trig. him DEPUTATION OP 00ALWIIIPPELY TO MB EARL OY DAVIT. A deputation from the Cealwhippene Association weird yesterday ca the had of Derby, at his aria resi dence, Downing-street, far the purpose of Warm Doc unmet to rereseet tir bill which embed is Mid depasitios courted of Lord Elesaird the Hon. Arthur Kinnard, MX, A. B. Ayrton, M.P.. ' P. Farrel, ' sad several endows tcanected with the coal trade. Laid HYMNAL/In in tatrodueing the deputation, stated that their object wee to have the Coalwbipkere Act of 1843, and which 'spiked to 11156. re-enacted. They bad sow what we milled a modeloillee," which did not work earisfactorily. The roes wasted a parliamentary dna" by mama of which the eleployer sad employed might be brought together vrithost the htterventUe or "middlemen," tonsisiing of low M perieene, millite-hour keepers, end owners of lodging hotter who frighifelly mulcted the coalwhippere on a teuct arse of the most iseferious character. Be was about to introduce a bill for the rupeee of restoring the old system, which bad I worked well and raiiehetorily for mestere mid men, and he hoped the government would give It their i Mr. (ilowiawn, a coal merchant, statrZa t i wader the Arent system moat of tee roalerbippers were employed by the keepers of low publie-honsee tad that poverty, degrada tion, lad crime were the ecerapiencee. Lord Dilly asked whet were the gross wages earned by the men, excepting deductions? Mr. GoveLann lad about l ls. id. a week—a great retire- Hon ; but the roes wished to bo psid in cosh by their em ployers., and not by 't coiddlenun," under the truck system. After statements from several of the malwhippere, The Karl of Daisy said th e subject wee deserving of con sideration, and the government would give their beet atter tics to it. The matter could not be is better hands that 1 them of Lord Kinnard, sad be (the Earl of Derby) saw so objection at present to the request of the deputation. The depots. ion thanked his lordship and withdrew. The town-council of Nottingham has granted a site fei la the Arboretum toe a settee to the late Frargua O'Connor. 1: 1 TM Nottingham, Anorwel protests very warmly agneet tots 100 coneemius. Several vacancies in the bench of Malta are I r a likely to oocnr soon, u two judges sni three magistrates are about to retire. el A letter from Glasgow, referring to the distress s i t created by tho Western Bent, states that the city is steadily bet it s slowly recovering from the Cleaner. Many of the wealthiest cities", however, have lost their entire foetuses, while several who were thought ab'e to wea.her the storm ars now I: advertising their estate* for rale. The saddest fact hi that Is the simnel report of the direction of the Lunatic Asylum this fa lure Is serigned as one of the causes of as themes is th. the number of patients. The King and Queen of Prussia will probably prolong their stay in Rome until ths month of May. Al though the state of the King's health prevents him hem appreciating all that is to be seen, be not =frequently anat. peaks the Quest in her vire to the antiquities, the galleries, and Has studies of Rome. Her Majery appears to be War with the acme tars as Kiog Louis of Bavaria, and has already given some important commissions, both in panties sad sculpture. In the latter department the eareat Persian ssulptor Wolff has bra favoured with the royal patroness, and will have to create two or three stater, ore of which is to be his charming figure of a nymph with bar ors at a spring drawing water. Young men continue to enter Piedmont from Lombardy, with • view of taking military service either itu sellately in the army, or, later. In the volunteer corps or Italian Legion, which is expected to be raised should war break ant. Two of dam had had a narrow weeps from the Mara, who chased them from the rake of the This*, and whom they only got away from by taking to the water. Once on the ogre aide, they at on the bank and laughel at their pursuers. In seven out of the eleven districts of Onde there wore collected in the week ending the 11th of December, 6,799 firearms, 16 ornon, 21,627 swot*, 1,052 spasm 4,110 bows, 641 daggers, 1,998 shields, 394 soi.rellaneoas weapon', ea Ales op the total since tha Ist of November, 23,260 sages, 73,417 sweetie, 4,632 opera, 10,528 bow, 3,226 daggers, 6,900 shields, 94,499 wapitis of other sorts; total 116,8791 " It is to be regretted," writes the correspondent of t►e lima in Onde, " that the pot of Nepauless agent or minister, owing apparently to t►e indrehion in selection sad tha m to fill op appointments of tbs more hopor tint hied, which ate charged with too mach impotence of Platt e against Lori Canning, to still vacant. The presence of an able British °Meer at Hatsemedoo is now muck re quired, but, &candies to the latest infommatian I ham re• waved, the vacancy crested by the relemi diem Balandeor to allow Colonel Ramsay to continue at the King. Coact still ciliate." OIFORD, iri3. 10.--UNIORROITT ELECTION. Notice boo boot *wed by the Vins•Chenoellor, that the elective of Wpm to um b porlismeot for the Uoitersby of Oxford will who plies on the 12th inst. There Is wit the slightest winsome of say opposition to the iv-election of Mr. Olstlat-go. -- tail' CIOLONIAL Oa' is. WOLIIMII .I.= saira t p l Cr Oa iP' .6r...3 ..0.A5r so* a a 11 113 lid Of 191 16 3 3 II 2 ere de I' 'V' 11 ft- T 74 1 01 do ii r 4 t it IMI we I u lit Ili pm i pit al 126 IT 111 IT I I . Ii N WI COMMERCIAL AND MARICBTS. The ottundaaesor— tore. woe ,ms taw very quist —pekes of mist sulkies of the trade esaltsred. of of kome-grown grain was MINA The ordeal* of gala tae Lagoa this week wen reported MU looming as moderate of who', anal of barley, rat only 260 qrs. clears. Wnsay.—Roglisti, fine dry percale quits as dear so last Monday; but damp samples, aimed by the dampness of is. air, were slow to sell. Fazio unaltered bivalve. Whits, 42a. to 60a. ; red. 40s. to 48a. pre qr.; Dante° and Heolgs long, 411 s. to 665. pr 4941 b.; Rostock, 46a I. 60e. ; other Bald* ports, 40a. to 48s. FLovn quiet at lid Mcsday's rummy. Town, /O s . to 40a. ,• Norfolk, 28s. pet nab. ; Fran* Xis. to Ms. pee 21101 b.; 3125. to 26.ger_bar. BARLIT at skout Ire ximasys prises. lag tisk, 28s. to Ms. pee quarter; &Pao, 245. to Me.; other Norte, 21; to 265. pre qr. Oars quiet at &boat lost Monday's priers.' Drlikk, Ms. to 28s. pee qr. • Row*" 19a. to 225. per qr. ; Mbar Bettis ports, 20s. to 'Ms. par qr. Bauxe.—Raglisb, held at lost Monday's pima. Rplian very arm in prim. T tisk, Ms. se 400. ; Marrow, 46 to 414. pis qt. F 82a. Us. pm qr. Psis doll at last y's pries.. Engtkik boilers, 40s. to 425.; Hog and pay, Ms. to 425.; In id* IS.. to 40. — Pumerrea Casoost.—Only afs gals-leda vim& ware regmeted at pi. d call glace this day weak, th e 1 wheat, 1 sass, 3 bee. Salaam in finesse kat balm WI week masted to abotat elskt *alma grata Wbot, Oaten Gkkka. 41a. 6d. pee 4921 b.; lloptiaa=l7s. in ran. ; Balmy, War, 20a. inparisl qr.; 11wW1, Us. lid. pat 400Ikw. aasiviai nrro LONDOI 11011 TIM 7 TO TER U. IWO S Soil& ter. Pro I I•• • • : : t O ) 'eh I 36 0 Mak Owl P. 1.630 : Patios The. reiiinKiss IMPERIAL AVERAGE& lbw& ilediip Oslo. gm Um& Pow Jr. I —.—.... lei E tls 311 d ed N. tlelld iis Us 101 it! 41s N .... 41i SI 111. 41 Us UM NW - U ........ . 41. We II 11. &I led Se. 40 IN ll9 rob. I No IN Sid id Us 61 41 Xi Id 40.134 dime& 41* 1.7.1250 11 lUs lEs 4d Vsl4 .104 Mx limb,. Dorf.—Art r 4. OW, ft de. lama sad P. la ill IWIWNW NO RNMATINIS W I= Ar=ilN 1121111•• Ili I. Jam. S. airy 41 V 41 I 0 10 44 4 31111 LIVERPOOL CORN MARBET.—THIS DAT. CDT IiITISZ AND MOO nnotrwrze wiuuttiairs.) Crzott OTT OWN 03112SPONDI1T4 CODA market fiat and bay attended by buyers. Wheat and doer dull sad without change in price; other articles quint, end gneentione unchanged. lit! 1111 6 IR ail Answer *Beftee. pea S et: r e "L eft pweec... all G. et haw. pall all N. New /I moat = : el o viw 1,175:1116:irt 7"— asiAl if:a Er r II Fara Irje.il: a 4 el el /VD Were perm' li papal 4 weal . 2 =be15...... all ivrair. .lisallea. Anis misireibt., . =M. i. j . a r s ir W eir s =ii titit miam rlidlsLM 1..1?..7 p. loth= VC fOlllllO5l OBLIOLTIONO. WO .10 Al it; Pitii if W iii Ili 118 89 w 111 In S 4 113 1 140 0 AO 11 Si O•-•-• em. wow. etwii: S . " - I Rag NA Art O. L km fel itia.ll=it prirm a . °real= New y aid els liQf ateral2t:= OS. kr. I L . .oas t !JIM Dionmla MINCING-LANE✓-THIS DAT. St 0•11.-111/1 10/11116i 11911 not been beak title wok, and lit the commencement prier vete wlthdifficalty ituppera, but towards the close theiletomeic SWraWsTshat reviieicand we do not alter last week's went quotations. Refined pastimes dull Oral% eel lamps remain gaited 62s 6d. to 54a. Coma.—The quantity offered in public sale has been small, and prices have been fully supported. Tie .—The public sales, which chiedy consisted of forced pastas to be slid without reserve, were cautiously neat by the trades and a decline of Id. was established, but the market has sine revived; and to-day, site the receipt of the Chian letews, the common Comma has been bought at la. Id., and the demand has improved. Fine new season Congos, now landing, sell it 28.4 d. to 28. M. Corrow.—A limited buaituss done at ptevions rates. RICE has been steady in prices, but the demand is limited. Rms.—Demerara proof sold at 2s. ld. to Z. 24.; common leeward, Is. 7d. - - - " isli . ezrzz. --" :-A fair amount of business don* at about previous rasa Bricas.—Rather a large quantity offered this /morning, end prices have been saw rted. Inntoo.—Third day.—Thant well a better demand for middling and good Bengal for export, owing to the with drawal of 1,132 chest.; prices 'how a alight Improvement on the rates previously established. Korpahs were in good require, end rho middling and good eon% owing to their sosreity, have brought the last sale's rates ,• ordinary and low sold at a flight reducing; dry leaf Madras, esptcislly qualities from 24. 9d. to 3s. 9d., were in fair request, at last sale's peke*. 6,400 ches , s have now pulsed the sale, of which 2,450 bare been withdrawn, and 910 bought In ; leaving 2,040 sold. Markets generally have been quiet Ude wink. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAT. The nratket Ia trm at the roinefilr7B : 1 /o;18 Mow 52a. nett cat& ; Petersbarg T .C.. . on mot, U. 3d. to 638.6 d.; at or before the end of March, 533. 6d. ; Alan 638. 6d.; March only, 61.. 6d.; April, 635. to 538. 341.; April to Jane, 62.. 9d.; October to Doostolor, 53.. 6t to 628. 96. RIDE MAREET.-THIS DAY. Ls Assxoi.;;LT—iides : 66Th. to 6416., Rd. to 44.; 641 b. to 721b5., 44. to 4144 7216. to BON., 41d. to 4r.; 801 b. to 881 6 0., 4 .to sd. ; 881 b.. to 96Th.., bd. to 6 4.; Whs. to 1041 6 0., 614. to bid. Horse hides, 8.. to 10 6 . di allow light, 2.. to ii. ;!A 11. BIaIIIONDOIT ..-Sheep dale.: polled, 9.. Od. to 11.. 0,1. ; Kist@ and bal.f.boeds, 20. 04. to Bs. 61.; dome, 6s. 61. to 4s. 94. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Maim. Petteaden and Smith report that the market cwt. Seem firm at late prima. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tent'.lehl Moor, Ile. 6d. ; Tan&ld Moor Hams, IL. 6d.; Huddle's Hanky. Lambrrt's Hartky, 14.. 9.11.; Ward's West Hardly, 14e. 6d.; Wsisse, 14s. ; Will. End Framers 'sate, 16a. 61.; Walls End Haswell, 19s ; Walls End Itnesell Hettonot. 17r. 6d. ; Will. End HsagS Hall, 17s. ; Walls End Whitwath, 14s. 64.-34 ships at market. LONDON AND NORTH WENTERN NAILWAT.-11111 directors have resolrel to recommend a dividend at thereto of 4 per cent, per annum, c trrying Oxnard a Waste of shoat 26,0001. The mile of the Berta collection of an tiquities by Mom,. Sotheby and Wilkinson increases in Interest as it proceeds. The room in which the vale lakes place is daily crowded by antiquates , collectors, and others The gardener of the Agri-110;6=1=rd Society of lolia gives an Matinee of the extraordieary growth of the bamboo. The shoot woo planted is July lam, and in four mmtbs stained the heiaht of 46 tea and • wink of 21 letter. The plant most have grown the Alit of en huh an hour, • epeed nearly dad qeite vieible to a artfal watcher. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'lhoom. Some heaviness prevails to-day in the Stock Exchange, and prices in some instances are rather lower. The funds present a fresh reduction of I per cent. The completion of the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks has principally occupied the attention of the dealers throughout the morning. The transactions for the new account have been upon a limited scale, and have not had any important effect upon prices. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. Renteds telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 88.3 S for the account, but receded at half put 1 o'clock to 68.20. The latter quotation shows a decline of sc. compared with the last price of yesterday. The scrip of the New Austrian Loin has been offered at prem., and is now dull at to 1 prem. Console are quoted 951 to for money, and 951, "buyers," for the 9th Much. The Three per Cents. Reduced hays been dealt in at 951 to 96j; the New Three per Cents. at 951 to 961; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981 ; and the March Exchequer Bill', at 33e. to 36e. premium. The New Turkish Loan shows an unfavourable reaction of 1 per cent., the first eerie. being quoted 61 to 61 die., and the second 61 to 6 die. The Six per Cents. of 1864, hate receded to 891 to 901; Buenos Ayres Bonds have been rather more offered. Sales are recorded as follows I—Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1868, 94 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 791, 80 . ; ditto Deferred Bonds, 171; Chilian Six per Cents., 1011; ditto Three per Cents., 76 ; Dutch Two•and-s-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 12 13.); Mexican Three per Cents., 20; Peruvian Four.and-a.Half per Cents, 941; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 741, 731; Portuguese Three per Cents., (1868) 461, 46} ; Sardinian Five per Cents. 80, 801 ; Turkish Six per Cents. (1868), first eerie*, 79; ditto, second series, 8 dia. ; ditto, for scooted, 6! die. ; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 171. The Norfolk has arrived from Melbourne, after a quick passage of 74 days, with 40,648 ounces of gold, valued at 162,6001. The steamer Thames has also reached Southampton with 75,4001. in Australian gold. The discount market was rather more active yes terday, and only in exceptional instance; could bills of a high class be negotiated below 21 per cent. At the Bank the applications were rather more nume rous than on Wednesday, yet still limited. The contractors for the Turkish Loan announce that the Bonds are now in course of fame. Official notice is likewise given of the deposit in the Bank of England of the documents connected with the loan, as well as of the unissued Bonds of the second series to the amount of 620,0001., which are not to be negotiated at a price below 90 per cent. prior to the 30th August next. An instalment of 16 per cent. fell due yesterday on the second series of the Turkish Loan, bat the scrip holders continue to avail themselves of their option of postponing the instalments until. the end of the present month, when the whole 66 per cent. in arrear must be met. Representations have been made at Constantinople that a further delay might be grunted, and the 611 per oat. split into two or three instalments, payable at fixed periods, but no answer has yet been received. The Clothe has arrived from Geelong in 82 days with 47,7001. in gold. The Mexican dollars by the West India packet were sold yesterday at 51. Id. per ounce, showing a fall of fd. compared with the price obtained for the supply by the packet which arrived early hat month. The shipments of silver by the Behar, for Bom bay, prove larger than was anticipated, amounting to 242,1301. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0041.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 3,2051. ; the East Lan cashire, an increase of 1,0471. ; the Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,4501. the Midland, an increase of 3,3161. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 1,8071. (compared with the actual receipts for the corresponding week of last year). The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. A general meeting of the Maria Antonia Railway Company is called for the 28th March at Florence. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as fol lows : — The mullet for Amorken 'neuritis@ remain without any material clangs. During the past week there has been a fair amount of boomers traurseted, both in Stahl @roam and first class railroad bonder whilst at present them is every appear sans of a general improvement. The Men has arrived from China with 462,000 lbs. of tea. Mr. F. C. Brown hu been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Galata and Ibiza. EVININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, "sellate," for the 9th March, opened this morning at 951, " buyers," receded to 954, "sellers," And closed at 951, " buyers." For money the last price was 931 to The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Console, 95 4, 4. I, s ditto, for account (9 th March), 93), I, 4; Three per Cent. Reduced, 96, 961, 964; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 96), 96, 961 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring is October, 1839, 1516; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 18t; Bank Stock, 2271, 229; India Stock, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98,981. The anticipated pecuniary demands of the Indian Government have brought forward sellers of India Bonds. These securities were marked to-day 20s. and 14s. prem. Sardinian stock continues to fall, in consequence of the warlike policy and financial straits of the government. The quotation this afternoon was 78 to 90. Other foreign stocks were firmer, especially Turkish. MINES.-THIS DAY: Two o'CLooK In the mining market to-day the transactions have been principally confined to shares in !nail Bas est, Alfred Consols, Old Tolgus, United Mines, Wheal Charlotte, Hingston Downs, and East Wheal Russell. There is no new feature of importance. Foreign and Colonial Mining shares are quiet. English and Australian Copper shares are officially marked to 11. At the quarterly general meeting of adventuras in Lady Berle, Mins, held yesterday, a all of Is. dd. per sham was made. The committee ware rique.kd to bare the mine in spc.tel by two competent sad impartial agents. At a meeting of adventurers in East Eosasß Mine, held yesterday, a call of 3e. per share uses made. A BILL TO A 201.148 CE4SCH-3ATES..—The fol lowing is the short bill mewed and t• h t into the Boone of Commas' by Sir John Trelawney, Mr. Dillwys, end Gen. Thompson to abo:ielt church -rates Whereas Arnett rates hete'for some years mated to be made er collected in many parishes by remora of the opposition thereto, end in many other perishes where church-rats have b en mode the leryieg thereof bee gives risen t, litigation and feeling And when as It is expediett that the power to mate church-rates should be abolished: B. it there fore enacted by the Queen's Most Excelltet Ea tollby ant with the advice and content of the Spirituel and Temporal, and Commas, in this pause parliament emembled, sod by the suttioti , y of the same, a. f Mows From and after the parsing of this act no church-rate shell be made or levied in any wish in England or Wales 2. Provided always, that in any Pariah where a sum of mosey is at 'ha time of the peados of this art due on the security of church-rates to be made or levied in such perish under the provinces of any act of parliament, such rates may still be male and levied panuant to such re visions for the purpose of laying off the mosey admit, but not otherwise, until the same shall halo bten liquidated. 3. Any chtireh.rate mode at soy time before the pa sing of this act may be collected and recovered in the gime way as if this met had sot twee unreel. 4. This act may be cited as Oborelmsle AWN= Acto369: MI I UM II UN I