The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARL I AMR?iT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FaiDAT, A►ut. 16. TS. Lout en A:Kauai' look ►b ..M es the wooer& at Ike limit. no Seel of ItiIAITIMICRY 1 roosted! • petition fres =e fevastrf telereeellotest 9ook; frors the Coe a +a she Germ' Aarraely ei rhe Chen* of Stet- Ind or 'or. red ware fee Wake so re Woes pearereleas; Sten Tema. ler the resu lar low of teeth...es ; has the ithabsro elf tamer, Seamy egoism the treAte le opiate. 1'AVP111: IMAINTIMANCE ACT CONTINU- MICE BILL Oa:►an , ltweltMEnlef HARDWICK it, lb ia ... tome, and pawl iaroughtuatultleq. LOCAL UOVIIKNIIIINT_B BUPPLEEENTAL SILL, TUN real ♦ owed titue. RED SPA AND_ INDIATELEORAPH CON- PANNT BILL. Lit. e'er. disitseths, the Eul of DERBY consented to Ma poets:me rent id the above bill. EDUCATION IN INDIA. The Duke of AItWILL rose to call the accalioa of the has.. et fr iv' the Eul of Elleaborough, President of the D..od of Control, to the rnalinnaa and deputy-rhafr• sae of the Rae. Iselin Company, easel 28th Aptit 1868; sad ta Bloo d th a t an bumble a d dress be prorated to her Mgity f.r isy of the regulatioan end conditieas ender who b gran , in nod of schools are ad ,rdid by the govern seat ot Indi o Stu thaws of lbe umber of schools whir h Mn rosier • :eh grants, diningnlehing thaw which ore trader sac t • b1e11 , 41P1134 at sal tho.or which are cominetthl by lierimane, Avid of tha amount of such grams in each eats. Ile did t e eth to espie' any opinion no the rtheitioss that bed bees &Sail la Lodi. bet even Sir John Lawrence a 1 the estinlinale member* ef his government. There was now a heel,. 1. India, and all those. queries) wile dis eased with • seal and es acrimony onknien in this conatry. Aay deco. riot is that bonne woad rather bare a sluing that aa air onsg .ffet. The latter of Lord Elleabceougb refrend tr in hie motion was metier of Starlet to the he.... mad t I the rosary at !urge; and the tones wee misty igeerant how f.r that lever might have teen ascii on, or what hafineocie it might bast produce' as the tionocil of !gull. Th.it letter ressamort .1 the leulading of the edueafon dtapetet of 1861, nod. r u hab the aystem of pranlit in aid was extended ta India. It .as only on that 03 au vet Ili t eilueation could se meet eh. ..it;y extended to the rue,r• in India. The 11A tem of goratuineat ealustle could cot be extended to the raames. "worker resteror piston of the erect d.-aid spa nsm wee. lb G. ft wee the Stet •grreenit pints form. It wee most imps twit lb it edneatios vtriuld be promoted by earibl nor the mires, to narks alluvia as their own amain ; sal tits gates et gam's t *twanged these ease. A feather resort was, as in India, se is inlaid, the epees of gnats in aid sir t.d then stint sloths of religious dielea; for the slew trey party end the emislar party were alike willing accept masts in aid. la 1863, Mr. Montgomery nail other high oilcan to laN. bed crime to the ecadurion that this epees' was the only really effective system for pro moting eds. rape Is ladle, and Lord Dalhousie wee of the some opinion. A committee if that bons was appointed, and ell the *teems, agreed Is aro-option ea • tratitcal iodation of the &Multi, the system of grants In aid, provided they were given ie promotion of stealth iditeetioa, with tat re ference to religions disthiction. In 1854 • despatch we issa it eetahliabisg thet rosin throughout India. The Earl of Ellentorouth bed objected to the .j Wes ra three grounds: It precurally I.IW , that It violated the primiple neutrality, and that it was attaided with great ma passe A. 11 the Orli objection, the mem levier" beta se abort • tins• in operatt w it wee impossible Mist it could base produce.' ant wiry percepable street. The sessaill wan iha great ohjectorn , and the - noble awl did sot so mesh el4est is the systeto at testa se to race mend It. adedgiden hem the atiectiery rot boots. bri Earl , 1 L LEN BOROUGH —lt diatinefly says as. The Duke of ARGYLL mid that was the mat stathies-- whether, when pubis. mossy wee gives to Blade* and Mos milsoaa w to 01. °UMW varies. Net% the miseloaary seltamis 'lee should le rifilarted. Thi. would indeed tre • violatim el the principle of sheer na neutrality. TM greats In aid were given :n support of seeder *tastiest, and if the Wee view y u to o 1a hero good secular edaration, why 'Maid the grants be iriihheld from them? The noble earl at the bead of the govornmest had born kind ism& to Inform Was that for the. purpose of supplematiag the Storm Woo which he eought tl, goveramant would lay as the table • despa'r6 that bad seemly been rest oat to ladle by the Es.re . .ry of State as the seep c: in question. He was 'evilly utile Ito the nub's earl, and he Mord that the deer patch to which tre referred would Le found to emtaln se ae• reesamo turret °mob's to the justice of grants in aid or te Ihe dory which lay spas IN of 'seeding to the almost of ear jots the Seising, cd edscatica anicept the natives of lathe. (Cheers ) Lord ELLENBOROUGH would sot maks hlmitell tannery t t tine up s &beta os lathes edscatiott. Ths litter in gusset n hal wryer tans wird os, or even sub wand to th• court of directors; it only contained hl. pinnate egiass on ottars.iosel mattes is lucks. His letter, Weide., had reference only to Berar, sot to tte whole of led* *Win Wiriest opinions and feelings were *eter nised la different pen. It wow in th.t Mann that the revolt had boss Bacot: difficult to suppress, bersune 11 wow there that the greaten tears had existed shout their veliglott. tt. had mover objt reed to the grants in aid still, hr thoneht that waking wool•' more tend to %Wise ladle then that perournment ebould sot old the to stls,ls as N I woe sawarary to Az in the wens wind that anther anent, nor openly rhould their religion be midst wined. ith Dols of MARLBOROUGH thought that ws eould net better eater epos good govern unit is Lades than by onenting Ciu to hunt,. If ths principle ofloestrolity were awned out .1 would be eafy peentribiog tt• renglen we out age., win.. Tt• NMI of DARBY thi sot island le lugthen the pc*. mint catena tes. bat the eteissest he bed node to Um table dubs snowed to bore sea laksmoksiensel sot tw al st i e l the aside owl, bat ly the noble dale Wadi. The what bed b. en .at at pas wady is laminate that so newt eapientinue meoleat ol.dssMia @hand be Moaned with out the 1460441 el the bane whiney. Wheel his noble rola tire (Lent 8: ally) torieweikd to the odic* hooey held he felt minas ly &slims, to etwortais what woo the peones ewe of odscaties is lathe; end be liad shesellne &newt that .11 the awerislis which Wend es the sulgen amid be onlected. Its telik rd.ure enentat the ether objects he had In view, , wished to know whet bad bees the ant d the rapinelees el 3281. 11. lashed to knew whether the ralssissary sawing W produced ay begreente the satins that there nee • with to tandem INA their k., at whether they W Ilse had say pneetteal sad b proilthekti the owls,/ TIM isfenottion whirl had bees eatelei pawed to be ei a very mos sad umeallethetery de siphon. The ',ohne wee ally breach* into actual sprain= to ISM; owl of the three gave sleek bed Wan inspeed, tend then had been ens pled by • meet /sewerage melt. Ite operation heel of times hem Meng la Merest portions of fie conniq he. as 14. ashie Read heel Italy ednisreol, hulls wee by so as.. Meatiest is every pen. Is Ilene ikistrien the sneeze hed weird well , la others It MA ban • total khan. 1. order Mao. the eassublectary Amen" of the retierso, to (Lent Derby) would refer to the natinks of the etteadesco la the gewrannit enrol@ The w teatime, la Nagai was Ansi to be 7 000; , is the latellt- wen proiWor 6,000; la Madras, MOO; while I. Botabey it wee 23,645. This gnat diesnaoacy was at phased In the feet tlo-t la Bombay every shoal which • 11117 aid M.ll vat set down se • government school. =wh•le Behest the att edam he *le t missionary . in • was set tows at 9,806 *against 63,0(3 is ell o her mho I. in Near te, the slumbers were respectively 28,600 at s,ooo—the fact le IS( the: is wale districta the mink nay sehools slated fore t lam Lamest the natives. whereas he Ober posses they sere ins to so &enchain on at ell. Thepecers whivh the noble dine bed moved would embody the whole ell the Isfonua. ion on the eubject of duration erkla was le le Mad is the archives of the Lults-ofiLe. The object ef lie despatch which had just to.. s. et out wee row* to some Gm &Att. noy of that Minorities to be supplied, to ✓ etreat any iocresse of expenditure, std in fact say oltets de@ of the ',tenni system without the ..action ail* home g overnmen% T bet despatch, taken la coajnoction with the apor , r f the Inns eel-Oaten' of the Lawn Plotless,. of Ronal ore_ h would .ho:tly be painted), wand piece be fore On boom this present state of lastruclion la ladle; sad wield (scSi t.te future dissuade= on the subject. (11. ex.) Themoti.ass.•lwithdrawa,mel an &waded reform, ia lie form am/sewed I.y the Karl of Darby, was agreed le. Pt BLIC OFFICES EXTENSION This I, paafied throu,ch commilt.e. SUPILRAMNUATION BILL. Th.o tall was toad • third thee laud pommel. COMBINATION OF WORKMEN FILL. That Lid teas read a third tint/ sad pared. MUNICIPAL LLECCIONB BILL. ;be report of oustominwo.. to this It4ll waa avoid to. sad Se 1.11 was tadeted I Its read • thud tins this day fillailarday! THE NAVAL MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND SOCIETY ANNUITIES, ha, ACT CONTINUANCE DILL. TYr WI Wu reel offend tiro. CONSOLIDATION FUND (APPROPRIATION BILL) , The bid WY reaal • rued rm. EICHEQU.IUITIL:LZI7,4OW.) BILL. The bill was mot spired wet T►e WIMP 1W Njolerd. ROUSE OF COMMONB.—FstoaT, Arm 15. Tbs SISAL= Ink tlha char at tow u'eloca. PRIVATI BUSINESS. - - TM Lade' ameadamenla to the Klag's Lynx Waterworke, Make* and Bereagt biagesawarat; Tarietoek lacteal, &reels, died lenyeetameat ; sod Leceelaserr and Ki ng l oa Bellamy lilts wen seweillered gad agreed to. She Comnerried Boob Mos Assedroset, Donato sad Beaty!' Railway, Larks sad Beath Western Ritilway, Leaden, Bright a, end Booth Ceirt Barmy ; Mt women( Bailway, Vele of Beath Kelivey; Pleb nerd Harkey. Is. proveteetat, People's Provident Aserwate• dey, innirbe. meg% Ose ; ntesdard Li Ararsita• ONIIPIAN 'Needs (Lendae) Docks. Belfast and lasiesolsny holed= 1411- , Cork and Kinsale Jimmies' ,Beldway SIMI Tll.lllO end Ittilwey bilk it were seed Oki Hase sad poser& WID3TK 'MIT BR - BBIDO B BILL. LorJ J. lIANNBIta, ie marks , the wand reeding at ens bill, said he did not intend km tele any farther Nero Irak Y tbis patlemoat, but be wiled to advance it if 11111 le Fortino. The Mk* would to °laud I. Ni.,,mali lad 'it weld to awe emery to acquire lead to mho re e.. Feed's. Vie Mal enema of the badge mina hi Mlfj, LK that 95,0104 still remained 10 be mad bj poellemeat ; hat, ea Me otter head, thr ie was a ax alderebbr pertka Imlay din Ir the memaina .F tar Weindemer•bridge the Moreseed mine of which telibt be eft esekeh thir ohm. Ihr H. WI LLOUGHBY wallet to ham abetha r the era of $ll,OOOl. Mended Hie exposer el the aew approaches. [Lord 3. ses:isma—No.] There eree ea iniportsnt prin elpie larcdrel is this mantere. In aB Misr parts of the eaeelq eortpt.rs paid f the', own bridge', and ledii ac t an shy tLe uaee pier iple should not be applied in the. Ini• frog olis. He also wished tor know whether the rtulk sow going on at the bulge war being dons by e ntr.ad or by piece work. MANNERS—The whale imparstriu tate of the bridge has tarn contended for, but the piste and C wadat'om in , teas, tompl.tvd by Mr. P.ge, the engineer. Lied DUN AN ticked If Ito noble lord could glee any estimate of the reoMble expense of the sew L II J. MANNERS and it was difllcult to make ea edi ted. Ad the home property would be veined by juries, and if be were to elate than ugh estimate which had been i 141910, it might have en inflame, on their valuation. The bill wee then need a second time. COLONEL DICKSON. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE gave notice that =Monday neat he would a-k the Secretary of State for War whether he in tended to reaseransted her Majesty to Must eto Lieutenant- CAtiort Dick.on in the ccnimand of the Tower Hamlett. Motile eft , t verdict in hie favour in the Court of Queen's Brarh. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENIg4, APRIL 16, 1859. Mr. H. HERBERT snot rt.!! tepee Ids regret at the court , . which bat then pureuel oa trip triad to which he alluded. He bad ii , on d cam Ily to the apes( bof the tight bust. pantleman who bad given them a, mean why 8 ether gentlemen now Melded. oho 9 he had patituderly instanced, woo told to stand Ly. With regard le this hang a peloinal confederacy osse be must ternind the beau that it received at emotion from the body of the Roman cetholks of Ireland. Toy before the govcraniout moved bad nipped the thing in the bud. the small tenant-fronts, tree the clam known as the "Loy.," who were proved i.. ty reedy for mischief, good NAVAL PROMOTION. Adelinal DUN COMER cowl.' iined that the order in coon,. of June 21 lest, providing for the rstirenteut of Duval officer. above 70, had not yet ken fully adel upon. Nine teen ataftheire had occurred, of which 18 had been filled up but the 19 th stiff remained unprovided fur. He considered tha delay to be a great hardship, as it kept bark • Mice end rear edmizel, and peat Wed the pr.rmi Lion of • mentor captain. Should the Litter die before he obtained the promotion to which be wee wattled, hie widow would only be entitled to a captain's widow's pension. Sir J. PAXINGTON said ha bad delayed the appoint ment alluded to, because be bad bad it in contemplation to publish some comprehensive and satisfactory schema of retirement. However, the vacancy bad ban offered to um gellaot oacer end had been detheed. However, mint dr cumetancre had convinced Olin that the vemecy should not be kept Olen any longer, and be had therefore determined upon making so sppointreeet. THE ARMY IN INDIA. In answer to Str 0. C. Lawn, Geeeral PEEL and that, speaking from memory, the army In ladle smoosted to seventy-three regi ments of Infantry and twelve of cavalry, of which be should be happy to 'withdraw as many regiment* se possible; but a late letter of Lord Clyde's stared that moo regiments of Infantry and easel cavalry van all that could be spared. In fact, the great ditScully meth intlelying the Indian govern ment, without whose repthithe ao troops could be sent our. I If any more could be spared, there was no doubt but that, by means of the 'militia, means of accommodating them might to a certain azt,nt be found. Looking at the state of Europe, he should not have the slightest objection to receive as many regiment, sa could be spend. (Hear, hear.) With respect to artillery, the Indiaa government were preparing to rota twelve batteries of their own. THE NATIONAL GALLERY. Hr. CONINOtiAII called attention to ronat webers of pictures of the early Italian school he the Natfoaal Gal lery, which pictures he believed to be mare restoratives, and some of them spurious imitations. H. could sot bat deplore the apparent,' which the gallmy now presented, as con trasted with the time when them were fewer pictures, but when all 'debt be relied on se genuine specimens of the meters. TitsCHANC.ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no in formation on the subject, but should give it his early attention. THE DIaBOLUTION. Lord PALMERSTON asked whether her Majesty's government had ea yet coma to any decision se to the day when the dimwit:Vim was to take place, and also whether the writs would be issued on the same day? Than was great anxiety on tba subject anateget gwatimma of all political partite—(" No, no," from the ndanderiel tesches)—es their election arrangements were completely bung up while this uncertainty as to the day of dissolution larded. He wu ems the right hon. gentleman would be oonferring • favour on the house could he then name the exact day kw the dim:dation. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCREQI7ER said that the question of the noble lord was one which was very Mi cah to rawer taw prates a manner as he could wish. All he could my was that Walston should advise her Majesty to prorogue perliament daring Purim week, when, as far sa be could judge, the new parliament might be summoned for the 31et Mey, but it wae Impossible to Sn the day with abso lute exactness. The dissolution could not be proclaimed on Good Friday, but both prorogation and diasobstion would take place dining the earning week. With regard to the M payable by the Secretary of State for Foreign Afain on his appointment to office, he had submitted a awe to the Attorney-General, who agreed with him (the Cluuseenor of the Exchequer) that Secretaries of Slate were liable to the fees on their appointment, and be had amordingly directed the AttornerGeneral to entrees the gement, not only from hie noble Mast the present foreign secretary, but from suns of We re who had ad paid. (Rear, hear, and a The motion for the adicamatent of the Home to Monday was lbw ogrood to. GOLD COAST. -- _ _ Mr. M'MARONWed44;;;;;ldrese for copy of the earr oek =lanos between Jones Coleman ' , Rambler end the Moe, relative to the Gold Coast (in conliatuttion of parliamentary pper, No. 433, of ameion 1836). Arai W. INDIAN RETURNS. Mr. HADFIEL6 movedthaTtla; ratora relating to East Idle {Cab.! and Affghaalataa) preoentad 24th March be An boa. member mooed that the bonne be counted. The boom was counted accordingly. and there being only 13 ronatoes premise The basso was ac(louraad at 20 minatas pert egret. EXAMINATION 101 DOCILTAILD CLEIIISHIPB.—A competitive memeinetion wee MU the edam day between err= candidates for throe clerkships it the dorbyards; the ..:imam amber of marks ems 1100 the remelt as follows No. 1, 031; No. 2, 406• No. 9, *0; No. 4, 369; No. 6, 1140; No. 6, 319; No. 7, 296. The drat place wee attained R.fir. John Fenton Taylor, son of .1 . Taylor, &q., /teeter N., who hes oleo obtained hie honorary cortalkete for elgebra, trigonometry, logarithm, ttc. Mr. faylor has bean appointed to Shearneee ; the other eiteations era not awarded, hot a fresh competition will be held heinsdiately for them Civil Service Besets. Mwriorotrrer BOARD or Wow.—The weekly meethag of the bard woe held yerreday la No. 1 Com teitess-room,Guildhsfi. Mr. J. nitrates la the chair. The financial stelecatia avowed a total Waco of the mama amount of 66,6391. 19e. ld., and on the deposit toccata of 286,0001., males a grad total of 341.6361. 19e. ld. The board proonded (attar to consider the memeriel rims the COrallkiiiiollllll of Sewers of the City of London, data 24th March, 1869, stating that they have bad wader their ma eideretica the Improvement of °teat Tower-Wasie, by toying Into the peak way some of the ground lo heat if No. 61 in that street; that the orals oatmeal at 6.01., sod prey ing the board to contribute towards the era Mr. Lowman Taylor moved that the matter be refined to the coseidery ika of the works committee, which, ober ions alsomies, was canted. A report was remind iv= the Imp* sow isittee, awing ask procerlinips with rehrenos to p es ider for 00121111 by parties lateresea is the y re spired for the oar Paiute la Ileothererk end seer Coyest =, =Wade. a lid el the dam Mat with up to the arch Isa. ragout to the Mathwark and Watt tolosar reammaleakia, alias to the mesa of 148,1161. 118,10 L hod Wei! mettle/ et 111,11461. 14e. Bd. With goodie Covant-guday, dine monstbag to 1e3,1161. 11..10d. and bean seeded at the am of 111,8641. 14a. Bd. After masa further banner bed bees diecesad of the board adjourned. Dolma Sawn' Honn.—The sloop Garland, of Pools, la tamer, came ashore In the gale on Thursday at 8 p.m. She missed the harbour, sad drifted an the rocks opposite the Lord Warden hotel. The crew were ell saved, and were imroediatrly received at the &ilea Home. Every attention was paid to them which their destitute erudition required. The veyel beknged to chemists& It wee his first voyage in hsr since his marriage. Ilbe wee not World, end the poor man is reduced to poverty. TM wow at the Ials• blue. which was wrecked lost weekretward of ilitakapsere's Cliff, ere oleo safely homed al tbis noble inetitution. ADDITIONAL MAIL TON CANADA BY CANADIAN MAIL Paccsre.—lnformilkm his keen maimed that a new contract Me bees entered his. between the government of Canada and the Montreal Omen Steamship Company for the esteblielmast of • weekly ssU servios between Liverpool and Quebec daring the pried that the arnigWee of the deer St 'swrenoe Is opts. TM lest despot& from Liverpool under the new arrangement will be on Wednesday, the 20th Mutest, and there will be a Canadian mall packet despatched from Liverpool to Quebec on each eneceedlng Wednesday, until the close of the navigation.—Gentral Poet ise, Apra 16. MUTING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. —A welt of the Middlesex magietracy was held as Thursday, to one the badness relating le the county ; Mr. Parnell In the &air. Onto report of the comuditee of acomuntssnd general purses, the ooart ordered the tremors, to maw payments at Win, salaries, end demands for the gamier, to the .moot of 9,7741. 9s. l Id., and • county rate of id. and a lunatte o p l ai nsee rate of id. were made. The reports from the three were brought up and co n sidered ; they were of the Maly character. Mr. Thomas Drake was elected storekeeper to the Howe of Correction, Coldba.h-fielde. A report was brought op from the committee on the alteration of the Beseloire Bowe. A tender, just unclin. 6,6001.. had been scorpted, and the troika were to commence forthwith. The heathen of the clerk of the pears and the treasurer'. eMcee will be carried on at No. 6, John-street, Bedford-row, In the niesatime • and the stoner will be held at Weetwin der. The versaise ea the committees ceased by retirement by rotation were filled up, and the usual formal businese having tees gone through the court adjourned. - • APOTRICARI Me-RSLL.—The following gentlemen, having paseed the neosesery examinations, were admitted lionWaiss of the Society of Apothecaries at a Court of Examinee, as Thursday —Edward Desks, Lisseillies, Denbighshire; Jamas Mound Dawson, ledbergh. Took. 'Aire; Paha Downy, Stockport, Cheshire; Bradley Gregory, Essen (M.R C. 13., 1869); Thomas Johnsen Hill, Melton Ilowbray ; Robert Horoiblow, Shieeton-on-Stour ; John Foster Reeve, St. Geoesairpleoe, Camberwell (M.D. ICieg's College, Ab rden 1837, M.R.C.S , London, Igo) ; Reheard Sharp, Truro, Cornwall; Chalks Swell Smith, Bailee, Wilts; Benjamin Themes Illn(Sein. Indian Army; wall= Terry Thorne( n, Wensleydale, Torkshtre; Charles Walesa, King's Langley, Herta. [Advertiatinent.]—Erres (Homatorenno CHI ., 0 ac ,..„,r0. . weever& td litei 7eden7 tee =et heee.e nee t PetHlPe. se were Yon • bermase einji .... W ~ls of mast tea WA& le mg ley M elee on badly perateteet. Yoneemed et tee. rectelteseet.ts, sad res. deeiti ettssetlee le the tuts the delirious ...time aratehtl moods .0. 6....... im th. kw, wi e.oleoftat wt sralttt 0 j..... et0p10 eitl 4 :t lta: M M ma•pilin Ja. I& poohsolot. Loam." Vold is Meat. 11 b+ Oh.. esd 0 1 1 AW^ RECENT APPOINTMENTS IN THE MAGI& TRACY. T DUNCOMBE kegdred M the Secretary of State for the Home Deportment toe names of the ?anon or per sons who, roster" to the 'fah of the municipal body of Newbury. urged spas the Lord Chancellor the appointment den additionel maeotratee for that borough, moving the (V?went of the house, et its tieing, until Monday, In , off rd him an opportunity of making some observa tions upon them and other 'stomata to the magistracy. Col met CLIPPORD mde s statement relating to the ap poiotrue2t of certain magia•rstee is Hooked. Mr. S. ESTCOURT, is reply to Mr. Danconthe, said the parson upon whom apptiostke the appointments were made was the noosed', of the bonnah, and that they were made atter coma tintion with the eh dram of the gamut. susions. He gore forth,/ explanadona with referonco to the Hereford ratighti at. r Is mover to Camel Clifford. The ambler! was not aliewell to drop without a dlsonaelon, in *Mob Lo,J W. Graham, Mr. Clive, Mr. Nowdegsth, Mr. Bouveris, Mr De Vero, and Lord J. Manners took port. Mr. BERKELEY rid It approved that when the whip were in asaghtratee were appointed without the slightest re• ferrate to party, but whin the torire were In the appoint ments wore made withzelermc?!!) toatlog dee. (Laughter.) ISCE LLANSO Valor). goretioes wen put to Loa litenley by Mr. Kinnard, C Joao! Kingseas, Mr. Haddad, and others. Mr. W. WILLIAMS *Mad the Chasosike of the Kr aemer whether, amoral's( to his prosy be bad obtained the opioicn of the Attoram-Gearral sempestrag the legality of the Earl of Macomb:try refasiag ts u r er t itiry ba S peUld L 11111119 p duty regaled by the set 66 Cleo. 3, A to be ea the patent of appointment to the once of of State. Whoa he ear a shoran at eW salreet • few dsys ago lb. Ciamcollor said that Loa Idahmsbary's mama for not paying was that be bald his afire by the doling to him of the seals. Ben waa not the oat the Barreterre dilute from the most dieter times were coestlisted by Iron patent miler the great mama the duty waskopeamlemagealareathe 11.0111 rear* 3,00eL a pier. May mem a the rater wormiest bed ped mop Lord likissamer, end all dorm mere artgaidssiss, who bharresl is sa mi t iMaama irrdasel to re sails*, • shore eme. It woe • bad Mistrals to est. la Ism yeasting the taw. de herd ef%a ut isailiwass, _ado bad no doubt paid th j a hs tlnM tonal la ale to give the hors ems at dr Laud ST sues Is maw lie •resersat aleosta trsar qualm shish bed bees psi to him is the OLIIMS of Mr idesmiss. Is the era phas be would refer to what led bus mid by Mr. Kinnaird with reformat to the ddig shish that boa. gentleman complained occarred with whiesse es the transmission of official intelligence. Them we tat reason. fe that cle'ay. In the drat piece it arms oat of the may astute of alsia seseashications. It was hardly possible rat °Oda emseardose could be rootlet/4 Is the same time es prase ammeanicatioes. A private eorresproden• or de anosimaier a • public journal, did met • rite undir any aillsrl searisdhility, he tech his fate from thee current seeress. But as osial aresasiciatios win, mate under a gram resiponsibility,_ trineminfly regbute that the pear rang it iliodd seeds es Masai das aseidendir MI. darner, it framed, hemmed leas Mrs armerallus Mil ninon to local gralies, sad Is gash ass father dm toss lam up in veV hi lite a ltzi te which rig telatiss With Is Ms dutarboace se is . which re man tersaidly rabssed, hie bel rut seereed sera!: assimiss. He MI sus smell mesas Magas is that afar, ad of dm warier mesh le their die Besse at as leas The bar gassers and him whit ONO= avoid Wm Sloe hots win el • SSW, Now h Ere sac la all sireray Is the Ma. wissabor and wellb ash seepat to Or be.., that it ter set ambire wellt mareerie Asa Ms to mum seen • gentler The say sinew whir Maser glee was this, that tam be w aims et the lads lbes ware say Ma wee dr asses whey as dr par of the . rat, meet to be hived. Ile wade most mike to tiller teaternent d OaL stde ; and Is seams l• gree d. of the he sad weirlar be are sr that it we. not the lairels• the grierseme ho Ire the asp to which his erodes alberl. 1111•14 tae bin We be beg • thineelos of perished doalls es Mee the_pseres wpm which the gewaranad bred their realm Zs as* bow eat, mare ths aid game swam red tbe beam that de pearlier bad warely acadired the geodiss. The sal mg* AMA to me dr !weasel parrs Istka. The hes. amber for elialeld (Mt Mika) bad abed .bat wee tho dry to be rimed vas sabre of herdware. New, the cry tarp which holed of the Millf was the draft whin had tea yet rasa the Creed of Calcutta. In that drat ths duty en hardware we. fixed at from 6 to 10 ant. The homemade mimaisr bad also asked wMis the ladles geheremst lad rawer to WlL this A. marital Ire Mr the sat of D brander bar to Rasa. had pew Is isle Maas ' Mem he sny less set ontalsg ths reapers of re arms. Is this der s ohs pees bed mut re ertnalese ho pm Mtn caeragssing deny with the arm asesally ✓im by the labs sursailos wraith* ors sorossiblity. Led Orrin beg he het searimicoved le Matraie meld bs iseparibli 4 hie to met the pewees Mm waiss ea his ewe wediadig ask the asp MsMs dds Be had, Mediae, Mrs gra WNW es that seem, Mr leg ups Me resoreme glee bin Oa sewn. Ter ourieset er sal Way isy the rearrater was Fe rmi es MUM/ es Lad Orig. Tle boa. gendmas r. Wier) Mil asked liesrealm those tsar me sieges to bees Weir* upon British troiriterrei • ages err atism or, Is =swat be bed is slate that dry awn abill sil MailhoteriC (Heal Hothseght he had sow semand ell Ms graless pus to Ma. - 111101115 k Ili IRILAND. Mr. M'MAIIO24 caked the for Irelan whether be could give explanab on relative to the getting adds of jurors an the late trials for ribboakca at Botha', and the mate for which each juror wag get aside I' Mr. WHITESIDE thought, with all respect to the house, I Mat awes not a et tribunal to Mph* into a matter of the He fined that • inv years ago, when • motion of this estate war before the house, &r Omni., then the Alt they-General of the government, opined the motion, ayte stated that tt was an ingurry which cou:d int, be g. ore into is the owe of corruption of a public dicer, or in the or.. of oppreasioe. He bad received a regret kom the nova sell rot on the subject to which the hon. gentians& referred. He most premise that tweet - y -6n yeses ago an ceder was mode by the then Atrcesty•Oraeral (Sir M. O'Loghlia) that in cane of conspiracy a homed victualler should not eh es the j that wag a rule based on the feet that most of them were held at the public-homes, md it wee a hie which had ever Moe been acted upon. Now fa the ems to which the boa mealier refined thee jurors had both told to stead by—four of them maks the rule laid down by Sir M. ; the cabin were dinned to stand by because they were early men. Is it. case was a juror challenged on wain* of hie being a catholic. The hones, perhaps, would DOW albs him to 'Ana to a statement made the other rafting by the Ogle has. gentleman the member for Ken, (Mr. 11. Macbeth). The Asia hon. pntlemaa adrenal to a trial which recently marred at Trate*. and said he reg,e3th much the coarse which the nom odious had thought it right to take there. TM ease to which allusion was made me that of the Mush compiraters. The indictment is that me vas filmed ender the Pains and Paulo. Act, the object bang to avoid the extreme capital peala. The trial took plus, and 60 atheism wen n and after tome censaltatioa it was found that the jar) coal not wee. Therein& no imputed= that could be properly net an the crown sativitor in the metier; be had acted with dye weal mad impartiality. The crown solicitor had kit deep) the remelts which the right hon. gentleman had male, y he had forwarded to him (Mr. Whiteside) a WOW hem the late Mr. O'Connell, speaking of him in the highest Meth and or one who was a model for all crown solieltoth" Well, se he bad raid, the jury could not err' ten ef the jaroes—be mentioned only what was eye* stated to the court—would au listen atl le homers or rearm. Whin another jory empsaillot, a dema was &aired to stand aside be• Mlle twisty-gm yearn ago he had bees Mad Ind dried In a MU 0r.,. It WOO Irmo that he was on the list of magistracy, hat to aggeladag him, the Lord Chancellor was not aware of his Meng lam atheithed In inch a cue. It was felt, and jimily, that la a ease like that before tie wart, this gristle ma, though mmy yean had gone by, might not be alto gether Maisel Oise. la et:educing that MOO, the crown eater bed Mimed the owes which had teen panned la the ass of Mr. Mitchell, the mart recent cue of comptavy. The Altureey-o.aarel of that day, bimetal a catholm wrote le the grown matinee, "that it au tot his entire that any rtadruith be Set aside OD amount of religion, hot that so propriety of vetting as lemons of account of patted blu, he did not think the iserrectioaa u.u.lly issued poled to the rue of • coakderary." He (Mt.Whiteside)wee prmat at that trial, sad there were then 39 jurors antra le elated by, is •hich number all the catholic., were comyrfmd. la the remit 1.1.1 etTreles hirer persona were em add. them he bed recollected le have seen cballeggwi in a mildest trial, sad he put it te the right n. gentleman to show a ethe in which the pereptive of the crown bad ilea u ndid ea tautly. MUSIC. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. Last evening, in Exeter-hall, there wee a gnat choral rehearsal, by the London divides of tits Hamial Commemoration Choir, under the direction of Kr. Costa. This was the fifth of the aeries of reluareals which have been oarriad on during the winter, and their effect la the improvement of the choir is now very apparent. The London ' division coastal* of above mitten hundred voices; end the genre number, drawn tram the var:ous choral aocieVes and cathedral choirs throughout the country, will, wo understand, amid three thousand; the most mighty vocal host that bas ever been assembled in England ; and we believe, from the preparatory training and discipline that it is undergoing both in London and In the provinces, that Its power will be commemorate with its magnitude. The pieces selected for last night's rehearsal were the acmes in the Dettingers Ti Doors and Judas Ilaccedoss. We observe that objections hare been made to the choice of the Dettiages re seam as one of the works to be performed at the Handel Commemoration. Why, it has been said, take a piece written for a pull. ember occasion—that occasion, moreover, being the I celebration of a military triumph—to the exclusion of one of thine sublime oratorios on which the glory of the oon4ossr will for ever root P The answer is plain. The Tr Dem Lesmiestsit is the grandest hymn of the Christian church; sad the (easiest music in which it has ever been clothed Is that of Handal. It is evident th►t he put forth, in Ile oom. position, all the strength of his mighty genius; and, of the monument to his own Immortal mentozy which he has erected by his works, no portion will be move perennial than his song of Praise to the Almighty. The It Lam is, indeed, peculiarly fitted for performance by the Immosa vocal army 1 to be arrayed at the Crystal Palace. It is unequalled for the bnedtb and simplicity of its vast mused of harmony ; it Is tree from minute and elaborate details; sad it depends very little either on the wine, of individual sieges or oaths ants of orchestral accompaniment. For three maces It Is, of ell the music that we know, the beat calculated to pro dace • peat •lout in a vast locality sad with a vast =mat at vocal power; sad ft§ appoeolitag performance at Sydra bam will probably be powarltal beyond •aytbheg that at pre late we can eves ecacadve. SPORTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETINO.—Faumr. Tai RAILWAY PLATI (Headlamp) of 50 90,e. WWl= extra. Now T.Y.O. (dens wirier* of a mile). mr. Omilen Voltam 9, Deawsit. s ews. 9 3 710 • .i9rlsrakaw) 1 Mr. 4, diary. Lortßsaaft. In. W INS ..... (W. Weteawl Mr. M. Tam Dun e7e y( IJ. lewd) 3 The fullowiag also ran t—reter Flat, Nereus ' De Dinkel, Onsawirle Fair, &looks, Maid of Kent, Doealy, Mks . . . 3to ag;i Peter Flat, 6to l each apt Vulture sad Maid of Kent, 3 to 1 each apt ifalonlea and Nereus. Vulture made all the runnier, end won by three length. ; loon Catena between the locoed and third, Beauty wee fourth, Miss Bleanor fifth, and raloaina TH6 PADDOCK STAKI . O Of 6 con. each, with SO added, for Syr old sad upwards. Optional selling weights, &c. Three queries of • mile. (9 subs.) mr. Lett gee &tibiae. by Wiabbesd. mid 0011. M 101 b W. Elmira{ 1 Mr. Mumma llstruce rri 0014,811 1710 ............. 3 Mr. 0. Layeariaer am Vea WWII, • yrs 1301.1,3•1 131 b, gripe) 3 The foliowtu also ran: Ulm Parboil's*, Fearful, fby Robert de ism—Lady Trypbens, f by Storm—flpiosy, sad Dumfries. _ _ _ Betting . 7to 4 apt New Brigham, 2 to 1 itr u lt s b host, isna, 7to 1 opt His Putridge. New Brighton led and won • close not la by a head; tad third ; Dumfries wee fourth. The winner was bought to for 206 &nese.: Miens was tides& Tan Crrr we Sununnur B•NDICAP of 16 an. sub, 10 ft, mad 6 only if deplored, &c., with 100 added. Tbs sound to main 26 sua out of the stakes. Winners extra. Lana& mad • gqwtteaata. (110 subs., 46 of whom deelererL Omenms User Gtehta. by The ruins Dutchman. 6 1. 9 fintatt*r. . 1.1. • 1 M. OftletWallartalas.l66a.llß. OA ?lb her. Dinass% heaihmasion. "Am (W. MGM The following elm no: lAttb Bersrd, Bina/than, Std. Greek. Fright, Accurate, Hobgoblin, Grombus, Billona, The r artist, Bouquet, Fit. the Duke of Daty, Produc tion, Maria, Precious Stone, Chamois% Vigo. Betting : 6 to 1 apt Accurate, 6to 1 .gat The Greek 7 to 1 iwt Production, 8 to 1 pint !Watery, 100 te 8 apt Little Gersid, 100 to 7nel apt Wand en Tate end Prunus Stone, 100 to 6 aget Vigo, 20 to 1 ruck spa Granites sad Ballot's, 25 to 1 each oast Wombs& and Hobgoblin. Glenbuck broke sway Wore stetting. He ran up the hill put Ohm a...re hon. a bring tined back he took the lower road towards'LestberbmA. When the flay fall ha we. about fifty yards in Um rem, but ha mad* up Ms lost ground before coming to Totten= Corner, and taking the lead soon alter entries the straight be won ins outer by • length and • half, about mix lengths between the second end third; accurate sad Sedbury were fourth end fifth close together; Gracehus, Precious Stow, Chinon/ and Vigo were neat ; the others were beaten off. Buena wes struck out of the City and Suburban Handicap at 36 Wanes put 12. _ _ _ _ _ - • -• Tat Two-111.11. OLD STAINS of 10 SOS. each, with 60 Mid; oohs, Bst 71b; fillies, net 41b. The send to we his stint Hal • mile. 08 sub.) j 2jler'LlerAr t. Latal" . san i ta ....(wiaftwo MIS Mr. J: irerryt Thoneray, (QV I The known( also reit : The Amplest, Testatrix filly, Hens, Idler, Raster, White Rams, Phosbe Mayflower, Plumper, end Foretop. Bath f to 1 a 6 Madams to 2 a apt ril itadaua, l e o Pe l anline, 6 to sgst t 2 eget Thor- Rename led for a ab ort e disenes, when Lnpe e l e in took the bed, sad won by half a length; a neck between the second sad third; White Rose wee • bad fourth; Rests was filth; Foretop, Plumbs Mayflower, and The Assyrian were the ant three. -- --- Ter GBIAT MITROPOLITAX STAXI6 (111108118114)) Of 26 son. each, 16 ft, sad 6 way U declared, &c., with 100 added. The owner of the emend to movies SO move. out of the stakes. Winners extra. Two mills soda porta.. (91 sub', 36 of whom declared. ter. J. !Banal lasboal. by Sr Idawides. 4 Alet ilb Eli= and i lbes . Jactet, 6 Irked Mb Mr. Cm New . I The faroving c :hc ran :—Aressal, ;;;;;;;;;;; Compro mise, Mesdowdale , Beacon, Pan, Oenductor, Id Robert, The(lreek Shuffle, Yellow Roae, Cythusts, Yorkshire Grey, Tindall Maid, Hydrous's!. and Qom 8e... Denise: 7 to 2 apt Old Robert, 9 to 1 apt Lifeboat, 10 to 1 agst Yellow Rose, 12 to I each spinet Meadowdale, Tonstall Maid, Crofton, sad Beam, 16 to 1 apt Newcastle, 100 to 0 esch sag Bin* Jacket and el thaws. 20 to 1 silt Arm* and 25 to 1 apt Compromise. Pan led to about the distance, where WIMP cares out, followed by Blue Jotted and Crofton, Lifeboat winning by three quarters of a Length, a had between the snood and third, bad fourth. Beacon wee Mt% Old Robert sixth, and C,therus seventh. Tin Irroznatue Piave of 60 sovs. (Handicap). Winner' Wes. Half a ails. 149. Ilibellers Lard IlabLity, hi Wistberblt. 6 jr.. eat 12.16 'Pritchard) 1 Mr." Iglit% MI6 141.11. 3 . I ,rte tat "immune.) I Ills..brs Fur 3 yrs. Li 19th... •.. • .. •• • ll4.6rore) 3 Th following also ran Fair ieY, dotaquot, Bout& sway, Maid of Kent, Verna, Breahilds, Homer, Culotta, Madams Moet, end Twang. Betting: 3 to 1 apt Lord Berkeley ; 6 to 1 apt Madame Most; eto 1 apt Twang; 7 to 1 nice King Rtristi ; 8 to I eget Comquot. The favourite made play, followed by Versa and Carlotta to the half distance, where King Edward took the wooed Owe; Lord Berkeley maintained his advantage to the set, sad won by three quarters of a length, two lengtU between the second sad third, Comquot was fourth, Varna fifth, Bounds's, oath, and Culotte wraith. THB BALAILL/81811 . 8TAKIS of 6 eon. each, with 30 odded r for 2-yr-oblia sod upwards; optional selling weights, dm. Half- a adle. (13 rubs.) covoiriimalu mamma Was. ter lunettes. I r n d a m lo Po r ek vri.tratkr„ll.,,.. Zb (Or= ; The following also ran ..—Ledy Bird, Payson& colt, Yaws Yams, Donna Carmen, and Heuer. Pearson weighed for Mr. Gallivees Macbeth, 2 yrs, (301.), tot 2.1 b, but be unmated his jockey babe piling to the poet, and did not start. Betting : 6 to 1 eget Madams Meet, 6 to 1 eget Lady Bird ; 6to 4 was laid apt Mooted. Won by two lengths. The winner wee sold to Mr. Pollee for 00 pious. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. DERBY. 16 to 2 apt The Franked Land (t) 16 to 1 Gamester (oft) 1000 to 10 Ohnbark (t) Before the rice for the Metropolitan 1000 to 15 MS taken about Old Robert. DERBY, 1860. 20 to 1 apt Lupollue (t) MALTON RACES.—FiuDAY. Neoviut. Doestl avert OOP. Pedlar ilartlN:67 Ph. mi. HUNTING APPOINTIOINTS. magma T. B. R. Maier Mr. Warr ; Warms Word Cliarey). TOW " ler ik"° . 4 1 144T . 1 fermata. * Ths rbin h irlper , z y .1 "* Osts-ria baltirt &A ; watessay. XsAw iii [Advertimement.).-I[r. I. W. Bmbox, of 33 ear sk wawa& b. ).11 pablllod a mar lauarated glret M •asAbus dna by pat ta• dam* II sisal rda alba in abaft WIN a wag* as II wales Wow ad lake es Ma—lthat maga to bay I dram bay SI a= lo en I% I gabs lEntelltetntt. COURT OF QUERN% BENCH.-Arzu, 18. Tim judges who took their of Wawa Umbria shortly bekn two o'clock, wen Lord Chief Julia Cangirell, and Jootkoo We, Crompton and EW. Mr. B. James moved in this case for a rule to show cause why these should not be a new triall,or why judgment should not be arrested. The action wee brought to recover damage' for bodily icjuries sustained in consequence of the accident at the Polytechnic Institution, on the led day of Jemmy bat, by the falling of 11001 e it dr*, and at the trial which too k place at the last Surrey Arius, before Mr. Justice Wightmen, the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff with a small amount of damages. Several cues depended co the result of the trial, and it wee agreed that several queirions arising upon the facts should be submitted to the court for its decistoo. The lamed counsel moved on thrtc pounds—fret, that no negligence was found by the jury; secondly, that the meat was against the weight of evidence; end thirdly, he moved en arrest of judgment. The emirs panted& rule moss point, sad as to the others, hail:oW that they would consult Kr. Justice Wightmen, . KOISZLI, I. TEE LONDON DOCKS COKPANT. In this case the gametic* bad reference to the liability of the London Docks Company to owtain parish rates. The awe gsve)adgment for the defendant', sad in order to cam that judgment into effect the owe was referred to two arbitrators. thOlttiOntey-Clenered, on the part of the company, now tamed for a rule calling upon the arbitrators to show cause why they should not appoint an umpire. He stared that they amid not prevail upon them either to proceed or to op point en umpire, and that they wen, therefore, under We sorrily of seeking the intervention of the oorut. The court granted a rule calling upon both the arbitrators end the plaint& to show cause why they should not appoint ea umpire, or why the court should Oct appoint one. AN ATTORNEY STRUCK OTT THE ROLLS. hi a Reading term a rule had been obtained calling upon Mr. 8. Robins, an attorney, to show mane why he should not be struck elf the rolls for misconduct. It that la 1867 he was entrusted by a lady, named with 161. try lagacy and succession duty at 800141111115411111114 bat, of doing so, he applied the money to Ms own gor r=weabseguently took the benefit of to. set, but the In Insolvency, on hearing the fact, with owed to the W., ointanced him to els months' Imprisonment, white bolted mind. Yr. Wagers, who was Instructed to show mum against the Ms, said Mr. Robins admitted that be W mode um of the money for hie ova purposes, bat 1164 4 qs weponstion that he would be side to return it. He Mashes threw him self on the clemency of the court, In the hope that on account of the suffainp be had endured in consequence of his mis conduct, It would deal with him leniently. Lord Campbell, after *lnsulting Ms brother judges, said the cue was a very shameful one, and as the interest, of suitors must be protected, the court was of opinion that Mr. Robins ought not to remain any longer on the rolls. Hale absolute to Make him oft the rolls aocordingly. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—Apin. 15. &Map he ( s Lard Odd Judos Cockbara sad Judos Crowder, Wilke, sad Byles.) ♦7JDRIWS V. OARLIT.-CLOTEMI SIIPPLITD TO • STIIDIXT AT ADDLOOMIII. Mr. J. J. Powell ad that this cue had been tried beton Lord Chief Joao* Cockburn in Middlesex, when there was a soma saps% to the claim of the court, and the present mottos was for a role to est aside that antra and enter a verdict for the paid& The anion arose out of the follow tag eireumehotose:—The plaintiff wee a in Cork-street, Bo:Lawton-gardens, and the dahudaat raided at Aldboragh, in Boddk. The defendant's sou had besm a student at Addisoembe, and the plaintiff supplied him with claws to ' the amount of 691. 10s. 6d. This amine to the knowledge of the defendant, who, on Jan. 26, 1867, wrote to the plaintiff, I saying, " 1 have just been informed, sad am deeply dcr reeled at she ehanteful way in which you end others have been try ing to nda my poor boy by sapplyieg him with goods on credit." And after repudiating any liability, the de:admit continua " The following is wit hoM prejudice on either side. Should you think St to keep entirely from him, by yourself or your agent, and not trust him any further sum or molest him la any way, or if he does not through your in flashoe, introduction, or advice contract any further debt, I all undertake to monde one moiety end try to provide the means for him to pay the rest.' The plaintiff replied, " Herewith I send the account as dared, and have directed that your son shall have no further &apply." ffebseassatly, the plaintiff's attorneye wrote, " Our client ia willing to ao cept from Mr. Garrett, sea., the half of his claim he dis charge of his demand oa bias, reserving to himself his tights, whatever they may be, avast Mr. Garrett, jun., for the re maining halt ; or be will mks 601. in discharge of his whole claim against him." The plaintiff's came was that on this a there wee an agreement, by whirls the defen drmilndce bound himself to pay half hie eon's debt, and ha wee sow sued to recover it. The learned counsel submitted that the anion Ina maintainable. . . . Tbe Comer wei7t vision teat there should be no role, mod It wee amuctitual, memo/. COURT OF EXCHHQUER.—Aran. 16. map is BLINO.—(Blore tb. Lad qhlef !iFoo, sad Barons Burwell, Wslam, mad Clionern SIM MAI4IOII OF 9Z1T7011/1 V. WAITS:I.IIIICTXIfT. Mr. Buddies.= moved to ester a make for the de feadiat In thie ow, whioh tea on action of ejectment. The Len were devoid of Miens*. - 11;;;;27retoeed th e role. Yea. O'Malley moved far a rule, calling on the plaintiff to show canoe why the verdict In Una ease should not be en tared fur the defendant. The rase had been tried before hfr. Baron amnion at the sittings after last term, and the learned judge reserved leave to the defendant to move on two grounds, namely, whether he should have amended the mooed, and whether there was evidence to go to the jury in support of the amendment. The learned counsel also moved an the =that the verdict woe spinet the weight of evidence. don was honest by the plaintiff on the ask of a public-house, in which there wee a watranty that a certain trade had been done, and the evidence foiling to establish one of the counts, the learned judge bad amended the dada ration. The court granted a rule del. COURT OF ARCHES.—Apm 15. (Before Dr. Laihtmitan.) Mr. Bag Wart was Wadded a proctor. 1111LLIAND t. ILZIIT AND 8A1L13.--CUCRCB ILATIN. This wee a suit brought by the churchwarthme of St. Helen's, Abiogdou, to mover the sum of 461. alleged to he due from Yr. Williams, on amount of two church rater. Mr. Williams not having apptared in the Consistory Court of Oxford, judgment bad been pronounoed against him and a significant had issued ; &garnet which he now appealed. Dr. Deana, Q.C., on behalf of the churchwardens, objected to the admission of the libel of Eye& The Queen's Advocate end Dr. Spinks appeared for the apet. -Lueltin gton admitted the libel. NA 1/1.1 9. 70111111 AND 811609. In this arse Mews. Forbes sod Simon, the churohwardran of Reigate, had been charged by Mr. Harper, a parishioner, with amnions, in having taken in a small portion of the churchyard for the purpose of widening • road. Dr. Lush ingtoe, when the CUM was heard, expressed an opinion that the articles had been proved, but postponed his sentence. The learned Judge now obeerved that he was esrisded of his power to decline admoniabing the defendants to restore the churchyard to its former state. He would not however pronounce his Pool decree on the present ocossiou, but would afford Mr. Harper an opportunity of withdrawing his prayer. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Ariu. 16. (Before Itr. Cominiesionm Murphy.) /Altra 1,11/OTI. This insolvent, an attorney, was opposed by Mr. Dowse for s creditor named Woolf's; Mr. &r¢ support. d. In December, 1857, the Insolvent obtained his final order under the Protection Act. He bed Mace incurred a number of dolts and liebditiel, the latter with a person named Mills, who was discharged und, r the sot akw days since. The bill held by the opponing credits wee one bearing the names of the insolvent and Mills. The cowl gave a judgment of three months render the discretionary dims., which would keep him two mouths longer in primes, the judgment being from the vesting order. THB POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Mr. Richards, a solicitor, socoropenied by Mr. Henry J. David, late of New York, attended before Mr. Hall, and Dude the following application :—lle reminded the court that some time ago his clien', Mr. David, was apprehended and de tained in prison for seven weeks, upon a warrant obtained under the 8/tradition Act, the operation of which, in the piesnt Instance, had been most cruel and oppreseive. Mr. David was charged with forgery, alleged to have been com mitted in America. and after having been kept in custody ' from week to week, was ultimately dircharg4 in cools ' immix of the non-appearance of Mr. Keen, the prosecutor. There appeared to be no means of redress open to his client ; bat it happened that while Mr. David Will dining with a friend, at a public tavern, ea Beads, last, Kr. Keen enter, d the room casually, took a net, sad called for a cigar. Mr. David, actuated by • momentary impulse, rose to indict chastisement upon his accuser, but wee restrained 4117 a c l ompertion ; and Mr. Keen, on obowrobg him, made some remark to the waiter about his Ming in great haste, having to leave London that night, and hurried out of the room. It bad occurred to him (Mr. Richards) that it might be in the power of the court to grant him some assistance in the effort to melts Mr. Keen reeponsiblefor the conduct he had punned beards Mr. David—responsible at least for the contempt of court of which he had been guilty. The roll. Otte/ than entered into a statement of some important detail, and prodoced a number of Mr. David's cheques, all endorsed by Mr. Keen himself subseqeent to the date of the alleged forgery. These bad been procured from /dr. David's bothers at Philadelphia, end they amounted to upwards of 1,001.; while be held title deeds in his band to show tha has cheat plowed fookboid property in New York oky to the raise of $10)01. The local Directory, foe severei yew% I was exhibited to show that than was on!y one 11. J. Davi in New York up to 1858, ahem he left America; at.d that in the next yeses Directory the name was omitted. A num ber of letters, addressed to "H. J. David, 13, Well•strret, New York," was aro put in. Mr. Hall, miter examining the papers, said the anxiety of Mr. David to have the matter inmeligabod was very natural, but he had no power either to compel Mr. Keen to atimed,or to punish him for not attend ing . The statement of Mr. Richards was very startling, end seemed to show that Mr. David had been charged with forging hie own name. No one could have been more surprised then he (Mr. Hall) was at the termination of the case, after the repeated assurances given that Mr. Keen would he prevent. A gentlemen's cha racter might be seriouily affected by suchmemerdings, and the Extradition Act need to indict a greet lardship ; but it was not in the magistrate's power to afford him any redress. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. The solleiterl7M7asiZ. Kliriel,lll.;;;Watreet, amp= des tista, waited upon Mr. Bingham, sad stated that his clients had determined upon trying la the Court of Qussa's Bench the question in which judgment is this court had been pro nounced against them, for having an overhanging ornamental lamp over their door. aud ha would now, adopting the rug ertion of his w,,ribip et the time, apply that • cane might granted. In this application Mr. Blizzard, who was present on the Fart of the St. James's vestry, acquiesced. Mr. Bingham said he would grant some in form, according to the recant octet parliament. His judgment had bean very fairly given in the papers of the day. The Bolide* rid between 301. and 401. had been incurred &expenses. Mr. Wand= said he should have thought that Messrs. Gabriere neighbours, having similar lamps, would bare me• aided in the matte deepness. MARKBTS. 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I it it Real Awl* ...... ....... ... IA 406 Wink mime ANY 0. ONO 114464 10441616 e and Zaellenos ..-- g 14751 4.4; 1:«1 121 ...a adios ANIL. Cleilsamisa, INN 4.610 LIM 12.T40 12MS 1100111.111111/161111114101 ile teo St 1.10 MN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABIIALTIBB. A soiLCeptelsOcoderin. boo Liverpool to Beltitanre;Wasoded cre mike below Omits* bat es the 43th Natal, le going to teem ; the oche will be saved la • damaged Wlt&—Now York, agog I. Gleemenne (ship), Cepa& Room home Bombay to Liverpool, poi le here to-day leaking baldly, end with inroweet *prong; eke emit have to dlitelterge.—et. Thom. Week IL VESSELS SPOIRN WITH. Lem, from Limmonol tr Valperalao, la•. 7 N., lee. 24 W. Gabler@ of Glasgow, erom Moulmein ior United Kingdom, 13 dam, all well, Feb. 73. lat. 00.22 N., lam 07.111 B. Bap (►ele), from Rio 10.ths tz Limped, Marsh 29, lat. 41.1 71,, low 42 M. keret (WM). New Neale Wes, 14 days, Mardi 27, MODE OF thAvago Lanais FOE THE EAST Drulas.—The lath= Post-cfßee authorities having Wahl called fatuities to the isecavertionoe and frequent injury to correspondence tram tide costutry, in consequence of the meltiog of the we: used Is sealing the letters and the ad hesion of letters ass to the other, the public are reoommended in all eases to use either prepared wan or waters in sealing their letters slat to India. WEEDY OF A V WEL ON THE GOODWIN SANDS, AND LOSS or LTYI.—DNAL, APS.IL I5.—A sloop, appa rently a billy-boy, wee discovered on the Goodwin Sands at daybreak th is morning. Her hull le under water, and the crew have taken to the rigging. A Deal lugger and the Widmer Ileboat are go= to bar assistance, but the sea 4so heavy it is doubtful if they will succeed in saving the clew. Wind NW., strong. A later despatch ears :—•. The vessel reported ea the Ooodwin Studs this morning has dissppowed she proves to have be the Liberal of Wishes* Captain Benito, from Gtengemouth to St. Vallery, with a cargo of iron one. One mu was saved; but this master and two men were drowned." [Advertisement.) —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pi to—Neat. DISORDW—ThIa weer of complainta ..0111 sweets attention In the epilog, as then the Mot'. action becoming wore seer. cede. muse a temporm inoonvfalenee to the train. or prodows more melons oonsectueneee. a. mutes,. parshala or apoplexy. Hollows y. Ointment well rublvd over the spine, nape of neck sad liver. area 10 t h e fullest habit of body• prevent. an miaow of blood to the head, sad in conjunction with bls pills dispel. the alarming symptom a [id01.... di me .. of sight. and beeriness or slghlror ; all of 'bleb are sore fors ninners of thorn &muss of the heed which. noebeekoi. do Irreparable catechist to both mind and body. rendering the (mom childish sod leaving the letter motionless BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Bev. ki,y,Gß.—heret as et. Maereyeed e Oiscabary. the wife of MO H. .11. el • we. BE Air MON T.—Ayrlll3, Mewetelet. lialthT•e•h•re. th e We of P. Bomoont, Log.. of • & (atm y ,—Apett Nat Georgetreyetee. the 'rife of Bider 1. D. Grey, gm IWO., of • threthter. HMI NON D..—ABGI IL ee redgey. the wife of W. liatezeoad. Loa,. • CV road. L. the wife w—Aprll i If Quesal.roltl. Dat•tolt, the wife of J. J. . of • . 0 . TOULNUL—AptiI 13. at Brixton, the wife of J. Toulteln. &Le, of • ear warra—asent. at &militates+. 111Jelerh. Alm White, of deentatim. MLBILIAGES. HAZWOOD—BARNARD.—ApriI 13, at Clevedoo. Scanner. George Shaw. era of R. Ilarrrooo. L. of Bradford. Tortehire. to bIIO Awe, daughter of W. Barawd. Wn.. of the Blablanda. over Woad. Olcueertenhira MOSPIB—BIRD.—ApriIIS. at Hope Chattel. Derooport, by the Be.. T. Bartok the Rev. R. 9. liccee...B.A.. Limioittoo. Nary Bawds. diaghtor of the late Mr. R. Bird. POCOCK-110PL—April 11. at the pul (chunk Mareblield. ()low codenhfro. by the Rev. W. Bedford, M.A., Mr. T. Vocal. of Weller Rommel:him to Loala Jaffee* daughter of Mr. T. Buff. or Marshfield. WESTON—KRT.:MT.—ApriI 11. at RI Marfa. Stafford. by the Right MRev. tbe Lord Bithop of Lichfield, E V Weston. Req., to Adelaide ahe. daughter of Di. Knight, all of Stafford. WI 1.80 N—THOMPSON.—Aper I?, et We PAW °burgh. Sawboraturb• tbc Rev. W. B. Thompoca,, till Rey. J. 0 'F01.., of Loudon, to gut.. duighter of lb. latelateW. W. Thompson. Sq., of York. DEATHS. ALIBON.—Aprn H. at Park Ilak, aw Chorley, Laneatbirk R. E atIODI2. Eng , aged 63. DAWBON.—ApriI lk at Hornby Cut* siar Lasater, P. Dawson, Twa. atad 111. GRITTIN.—APH 11, at liok. Wad it HEITTALL—APriI 11. yr. C. SiMS. of atoll& ILLY.—ApdIIO, at Hartayalseet, ila P. O'Keky. ata.ls9. OLDIIIILD.—AprII IA Yam wits of yr. I. Olditald, et Mama:ob. Anna, Haigrawomen WIITT—Andi U. at Wydeambocrweesk Batik A. Weak Eq.. mead fik TAlDLlT.—april la, at Hombaeoad Menem Way Wukfas, ism J Taaely, Mi., se oiriern alalk Dor Taw =Cr a bar atk yaw. Old Brompton. N. Griffin /*Wad MOW bp llama UN Iluak et Ile. 11. Lombard =I. 11 •= 1 10:a.,,Imier. at lie Oft% le Witi le lbe it nun, Anis 11.111 A