The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-13 00:00:00

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II a. s. nisi 1 ft:Lk • • liikraltur C.ortlarnai - 11 3 • 1•••• a • 0 I Zodiac • .-r 10000100~1 nstatios • Lame 00000 I M I ilm lMO ersli ns 13 Oss•lis driisiss...J • ,II , - - : I 1 6LI i IP , • I • , • A Ibpsels llsullios .. • • ., ... . 6 • E li. 4S s Wasiilliss 4 i s Tusdkr ' I ir rriiiiii. **** • s • • 4Si , • 4 • s . • /arm • • BATH AND BOMBSANT MIZTING. tato intelltonce. COURT OF Ql7lllll l B BINOIL—Fss. 12. tip is ikurco.—eshie Mr.Juriat Wiebbris awl Mr. 1 IN 1,04, Millray Nprementeill Ukase good ibetation. 111, Honour said the bankrupt was coo who had been Items by big wine, and cheating others out of their property. The 'mkt et abeam'', bast be auspondad for two yaws,. mod geoloshiss would be withheld until the bank rapt lad boon iinprimomed twelve. smooths. Ho /Yet the tookrupt might to be indicted, for then DM no doubt he bad obtained Dome of tho goods by freed and false repress:dation. IN RR JOHN TRZODJCZ HOWARD.—IM DOTAL sows 'ladies Backbites.) Their lordship. proceeded with cues in the new trial paper today, and none of those argued were of sufficient public interest to render a report necemary. Sittings at Nisi Prlue, later term, at Weetmineter.—(Before Mr. Justice Mellor ands Special Jury.) eiTC:GI.II r. THE MIEN' RIVER 001IPANT. This eau an action to recover compensation for damage sustained by the bunting of a water.pipe belonging to the defendants through their alleged negligence. The defendants denied their liability. The case was tried on a former coca sion, when the jury were discharged in oonsequesce of their not being able to agree to a verdict. Mr. Sergeant Hayes _sad Mr. Harrington were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bwut, Q.C., and Mr. Field, were comael for the defendants. The plaintiff wee the proprietor of the B. Luke's Head. Oldatreet. On Christmas night, 1860, during the severe beet, the plaintiff was called up, and found that water, from the hmeMus of the main, was rushing into his cellar. Oa el deem to the *liar be found between°se aid two water them, awl tabs, barrels, de., Scat* about. The times& was wired. He got out the plug, and the flaw of water into the plaintifs cellar was stopped. Th. aegiliesta complained of was, that the company did not me proper contrivances to prevent an extraordinary flow of water. The defendants, when applied to, denied theft liability, and referred the plaintiff to the pariah, on the ground that the accident had happened owing to the debt of the parish fire plugs. It was urged, on the other Lad. that the defendant. were bound to take extrsordinary are in severe weather, and adopt means to prevent accidents. The plaintiff said that the perish of St. Luke had mum toe resolution to give him WI if be bad pluck *sough te try the question and should be bealea. He 'maid rather tree bas cad than be beaten. (Laughter.) Evideeee was given to prove that the pariah did act mph the fire plugs. The defence war that in 1774 an set at pertieareat wee mimed by which thermostat's wereargelatedond thepriebei had to provide sod keep is resale the plugs far the - peeves- Hoe of Ire. la 1847 ea eat vas paned foe the r of water companies gmerefly, by which the compe2uealawlat: hotted to provide and keep ht repair the plugs at the expense of the perishes. In this cape every earn bad been taken t. have the plugs in proper order. The accident was the result of unforeseen chennutanom, and without the:control of the employ. The jury, after haring retired for Dearly two hot" re. bused tato court with a verdict for the plaintiff—dareatiee TY. lb. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVOROZ. 71111. II (Holm A* July Ordinary.) ,IwAr? ..?swarm VOLUICIZILS ANTIWAR!. This wee a eittieg for tizateinetine and dinitharr. Tb • bankrupt hid bees • clerk to Items. Hama* Dad Wood, warehoueesvis, and wee • menthol of the lit R°Plar a rh Artillery. He attributed hie failure to having bees liable for the debts of the regiment, owing to the easunaiod lug officer leaving absconded with wrists funds. XL Matte. a tailor who had supplied the keakrupt hie failitetn, opposed, autestated that no liability whatever had fallen at the bankrupt ea be sawed, far the new comma's!. leg officer had made himself 6211/11111bill for the &Ma re farad to. His Honour said !if this was so the debts ought to be amok out of the bankrupt's schedule. The maw would be adjourned fora month. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COI:MT.—Fs& 12. (Before Mr. Ocimmiatiouer Nichols.) as IICEARD HUGGAID. This irseolvest, a bookseller in Eedellotreet, Loeg-sers, Who had *Weise& as order to apply far his proteetios to deg, was reported to be dead. A few days back the boot. vest, whose cam wee adjourned sine die, came to the court sad mid be had gives a consent to facilitate possession a/ • beam to • lady named Locke. The insolvent was also ap pend for the Marquis of Salisbury, sad it appeared that be bad let houses which were coeverted to improper purposes. The came was strack oat. IN 111 JOHN PARIEBBOTER This insolvent, a " sow doctor, " was required to give up a milk walk, which a creditor named Yeomans maid wee worth 1001., to the creditors. The milk walk had set be gives up, anther did the insolvent make hie eppeamsee as the prompt common. Mr. Way, on the part d the basolvent, mideavoured to show that the debtei eseeeded 3001., sad that the politics must be dismissed, so that the Waring might apply to the Quirt of Beakruptep. Mr. Commissioner Nichols &cased to dismiss the peti tion. The dente on the setiodule were only 1271., sad be must have proof that they asseeded 3001. The insolvent bad not done whet be bad boot catioral to do, audio should do nothing is um maim Kr. Way BM the losinall tibial:p se aug waisted Oszpli k t: i t i t a s smar sals. Iwo* meld sikoissot ropliol ha Wilt awe awes. Eh shah! sot lima tho pathos. adlop Psis& out. ns th 11. J. maim This 11111011PUBI. who war wooled hy a mow karifor, tow pond to oot ries 211. • yea% ow/ odil Is ham paw alt kis 444 0 ecoula be 1 11111 - Zo MOW& et hank Yesatmest. TM court gave him proeues Is pay the 3M quarten PgaPIL • OMANI InfliallOS. la a cue a maw iihpi Pot the loweivawl hod hoortorl • dolt which ho did Ng ows; an* So Mho No Is* or -•'-- (Ocsamed hem Tea Sores) Mr. George Liddell, a seggsell. at Bt/Msi. 4.11 kaims =rinks seem er eight yam, and had bete tailed is to ' tuitions them is their dispetes. Ooesitheed bar eteduct to him of es elwimetur. mid hit meOthe same to her. The lerltr Lik Pra i rog the art at Ira* nude esey I e llirseeeth when Mn. s Womiles railed the esiviele • s worm HO dosed rood the room end le the emit Sall& We. Was ease' presto& when Ito thee 301. a year iimmeshrthei whit Tioraitas areerlisoes. She mid sbe mold Wive a site asses ee mem ••. • • _ _ . Thmellet bed bun b the bahlii drialcing end %lag ridershiro but sever found hha tooted. Re.esamined—He bops to drink and take chlosoform li-1 1856. Fran?Jedgo—The shiest at Wring chloroform was tit mariefeeilee. BS reetinned in Shoes habits Pm* twelvemonth, sad his beak watered comiderably from them Die wife was keeping bar separate room at thh time. • Mr Preeser, a drawing omelet at Charm, had dined with Kr. Tkwelbes when the pathless amelivieg apart from hiss She was slogs hilted gal. " a big "Ile" sent"ila much to • \wry men weld tale It wens's° d One day aka IMO dews ell mid she would with hO. H. said that she should bet 'do so while do spread such reports Omit bias es Abe bed dose. la the ellen !asks which followed We. Thweike called Hamra De b • a bream ballet" wad Mr. Timbal 'Y tact litaltralt De& seplisd, " It is 111•1111 VMS basil that yea an az Deseisais kept *rano Om Isle Mr. Tlrsitees." Waite =rwith ihe while affair that be (wham) took &boor s isd a is word. N,. Tbeeites soma .As WI the moo Had est been imoilessil to Thweito end told bee who A. spode/ is be that it was is IlsOglialial•M to exempt to draw • Monger kite a family qmereL Kr. Moshe, had left the &Moped where in isellite Idedly moor, sad speared diatom d ~hog whims bi 1/111 Nide. as ; mired him V Kr. Tlonitees Mei al pet my be was lessee T Told her Vat be Meet ihlab. Olga 11E1 say pretence for sock se ide► This she mid, "I op pees ism would not give +seldom lion, boom pa me Wit ohm seat ebliptises bin sp irt _ am wee Wired me. bet I eel pth aft Mill older 11311ASINISIIV ! V el=ado 'Moms to be dressed se • lady. nod—Had been robbed of hie peeps*. sad Xi. Thwaito had ietrodesel him to Wake inhere be bed ebtalend pupils. Mehl not say whether Xi. Thersites to stop Dade. It would bare takes a storm engine re a rP a the riot. asisg(tter.) Susi ltanbill Oil ire muse is Wr:Thwalt a ss u lra far two years sad Was meth& Kra fleshes alkbee to be etey dirty. Had heard her IA *Off Ikea to say he bad hued sad nee SOP Irbil lad Iker - Oast who O was set pewit. Owes she &lid raw " a disebb IWO liar," sad whams sad. "I cohere the coserilmot ma'am." (ler=l Witmer us deleile le her muistees Hook Dole mid that her mi wroduct to her, after she bed haw to Or wileA pereatill my bet Met le whet whoa MOM. she celled names, bet IWO' Imellei /Am Mod bows Kr. TOMO lake the obildme sod get them geMbrz room, so that they might not bow that olio% /swap. Used to take the petitisese diumer—the wee doge mod link oil from the hist gest WhoNA fllespilse bed Ohms embed spsoilly tor bee. the wee imbed buthst smisiesly, and at aillimes she bed plenty of feel. Where semlemled We. socount of the Vol mood. Übe idtatosile helped to seed the petit/ow be della VM bed *Op di every Wad. The cos we. spin sdjoureed. 1 THE POLICE COURTS. • MANBIOI4-11017131. Alesiseily dressed young man, sewily &hest 13 yew denarnot Hoer, Hotisfe, was beau& ksdene the Laid r on remand. charged with at es 4 tie eau of 171. 'Jag to his employer. .1 Mr. Papal& 4 1, Leados.bridasespai sesseser to Mama Witold siweassiswnissiwwwo. the evedesse el Mr.lteeraells SI swami that the g=sewee to his ssaybeyinnt se sink, eel es the lath he save hint 171., whit M MI bias to pay Infos Noma Bealory's bank fee 8. mines of being feeviinlvd to Meow. Hovey sad Mies% of Norwich. 'TIN *isomer kit with the Sow, and bad sever bees to basliess slam. - Ir. Jenks, et ask sf Beam Realm, skated that they wen the Londe yob _to Mom &rosy sad !Wear, sad 1 .0. 7 was teessiallei to thus three& Yanaßaa key' °such amen* as 171. bed Ines pad la as or race 611) Deconnber ley Mom Moab. did M Bsookis swami • whit that his lankhip weal& leniently es senate with Ibe primmer, rod aside W saes at oisos. Mr. Ohs asked o th l e L uetneesr what be bad to say to lie natter, sad be • that be was guilty of studies the money, sad milked is. to he disposed of by hie 'l lagi ttnef e jferyar sad ft we an offence which was beyoad hi power dial with obese. Alchersra Alpha was accadiarly seat for, sod erns bile arrival. the Lewd val. Mayor, aim sounaltiag with lei" add that on aoseast et the wish cd the proseenter they were k"edis be loudest with the yriesasei bat the doves be eorsadtted was sack that they MOM sat sliogether est as y should like in the matter. This prisoner was that esatessal to three stosilif im pnlooamurt_rith hard Islwar. sourirwiqx.. Chewier* Brow; • leil,lb•-loskiag woman, &seed la the workhouse pa, vas up custody, ther with reredos • alisees eavioade done WoriMmes, mod amesking the allows sad sew et the k eens. It appewsli from Ilwo eddies. al Ins smilmet sender fiat the prisms, was as iambs et de hose% sod • terror to the other newles. swan she wow= to Slow used work, when abo set all the authorities M sad shuck entry ow diatom mar Us. She wea the Oder obie.botosd gide to aid her la resist. lag the allow. He wee cempenal to ad is • polit► eseerehis sad give bar tote witeiy. irc=r— Bow keg has she bees au inmate d doe Atli her lifetime. Whet about a weak old doe r w as eei timd up fa Cheriontrstreek Blacktriarsw ad ed, s e so the weekbouse. when the readies, gave We the woe al Merlotti Sliest. She is maw wowseds el twenty yews at sge. knogialrats—Hr she bow s alseel la my dined= dr. I loid sne les hod woods al doses situatioas, sway el tnea very rewestaW sod esmisrlshie ; bud she woad est step / sad is a few days selemed te bar cid wuriee. She is taconigible, sad • terror to an the dim imusans el the workhouse. Mame keinely)—lnews yea ail Mock IDS about. rip natanainai wain wrk. Nisghonede—Ttoe yea seceimittsd le the Housed dor r ooNke foe Owes moth% herd labeler. Primer (laughing)—l eau do that on my nut. Whet I rams out I will ewe you out._ _ ASIONM/Cl4 XS TO fos s /Was. Two Sas log • &Mawr. ell WA, 48• C Thou p 5 ism ik.) . Ap ma Ap el lb Welton - • s • • a -- 4 3 11 MINN 6 4 6 Dull —••• • 4 1 3 * 1 6 I It • 1.0. 141•04446- 1 1 i 4 I U . r 144404441 • 10 Alima Is lie 1400.... 6 le ions E llibile : a 111morms 4 Illitain 4 4 0 • I 4 a 6 II $6 IS 6 11 3 6 It art . : ............. •=t Outto 174totactsbsd $ 1 10 ki a a • FOAM a • 10 a 4 MI 4 1.1 r0444 4 n =4 a 6 n I a innain II Witallts • 30 Unnitur 3 a Atr ela :gd ID Vassabse a a Porn • Omega 3 6 Womb* • IP We.* Earl a 6 COURT 07 BA_NIERIIPTCY.—Fro. 12. Won Mr. Registrar Roche.) eir as SWARD AND IBOBILIITHAL. The benkruptewere braid and trimming manulacturersoi aisapside and elanthers. This was the second divided &Mag. At the farrow sitting, the creditor, taking into tar event the mists in band sail the claims thereon, declared • dividend of le. 4d. in the pound on debts of 640001. la the two media which have mice elapsed, about 20,0001. has come into the hands of the sesiguees, and they proposal • further dividend of 2s. dd. in the pound, making be. Mr. Reed, of Gresham-street, representing the sesigeeSi, eabmitted to the creditors present the accounts of Mr.Olealb the official manager el the estate, from whirl it appeared that the sethroths bad col lated ia all 19,500/., irrespective of about 1,8001. theeleall by the official assignee. The first dividend ef b.4tl in the pound had absorbed 9.6211. ; fresh proofs I had been made to the amount of 7,9831., on which the first dlubised d le. 4d. would have to be paid; an this would Math about 10,5001., out of which it was proposed to declare • dividend of 2s. M. in the pound, making, with the lint dividend, 6s. altogether. That would leave • Weevils hand of 5001. or 6001. The Registrar—Then there ere the negotiations going on in the United States? Mr. Reed—Yes ; and the result, if successful, wi ll be to 'screwthe dividend very considerably. Under the separate estate of Rosenthal there was a net receipt of 4001. ; and ae he had only one creditor, the landlord of hie house, who claimed something for dilapidation, there would be • iamb datable surplus to go to the Joint estate. On this estate it was proposed to declare a dividend of 20• in the pound. Bareard'i furniture was all in settlement, except about SOl. worth ; but that sum would be sufficient to pay his private debts also in full. Formal resolutions were then submitted and signed by the creditors present, declaring dividends of la. dd. on the joint estate, sad of 20a. on sects of the separate estates. (Were Mr. Commiesioner Fooblanque.) 11 is DAMMAM AND NONINTHAL. —DISPUTED PROOFS. A point which bad beep raised before the Registrar hi the above matter was brought under the notice of the COM . Mr. Reed stated that a proof hail been submitted by the landlord of Reseethare house, against the private estate of that gentleman, in respect of thlapidatioes caused by the tenant. The lease of the house had been given up to the laudluel, sad the asses disputed the chum now made. the eve of this and other disputed 'woofs, it was impor teat that the court should decide whether such matters should he bet heard and determined by the registrar, as a tribunal de premier instance, sad then brought before the commissioner by way of appeal, or whether the comma skews would beer deputed_ proofs in the first instance. Ilia Honour said that the point was one of cousiderable importaace as regarded the future practice of the court, ; so much so, that he thought it desirable not to give • da ; meson on an isolated case, but to allow the question to the subject el • confirmed amongst the commienisaale. Such adenines would take place ea as early day, and lie result would thee be ansomeed. (Before Mr. Onthaindoe IN an MOM —LONO 1.1./BPI.IOA. The bankrupt,. who had sot hese la any Wainer, appal to pass hie emomeatiou sad fat hi eider of discharge. Mr. Kent, Mr. licsern, and Mr. Aldridge opposed ; Dowse supported. It appeared that the bankrupt had taken • large hawse la ; Caindeirsquare, and ordered a quantity of Waiters ow , representiog that he bad married • lady with 4 001. • yam, and who bad 2.0001. in the fends. Hs had formerly bees clerk to a tea %halm. The bankrupt's aroma% was that READING MEETING. ACCI?TAJC 1041 In 811118111111 OPEN 9111PL1CIABIL Alma $lll6O Mel& (26 subs., 8 ut whom psy 2 sows. asseb.) at lb et 10 Nab ce TOD ol 4 Isdsdalms lt 111 11. 1 41bbY J.lini.) 0,4.1 Ookstisw 101autiAS VI 4 Ls' T ligssustick Dann , low Hal Luau lll 0 TM Dun 0 TRANDS. George Williams, the sou of an kWh tailor, dwelling in ..unbeth-street, Viliteehapel, was brought up on remand before Xt. Wocarych, charged with being concerned in emaniistios sevin4 robberies. The prisoner, who is rely 13 yams of age, but who looks much older, has bees in custody several times, sad was engaged with • lad aimed James Wheatle in breaking Into • method in Itspert-etreet, IV and stealing mum teapots, money, and carbine articles. They also got into the salwroom of a au ar-house adjoining the school, Lies which they stole about a ha-hundred weight 4.=apr, which wm disposed of by two women in Wheatley, alias Weatherisy, who to have been led into the cummiesios of crime by wee apprehended • few days after the commies'= of the miasmas at the school sad sugar-house, and ultimately committed to the Felthmu Industrial School for three years. The prisoner Williams was captured • few days since, soot &Rev be had put his hand in a man's pocket and knocked his hat off, with which he tun away. The case was clearly Mk out against him, and the fact of his having best aped in the robberies in Rupert-street, and of his being be melody on the 911 a of January, 1861, was proved by several ',WHIM/. Mr. Woolryeh said the prisoner was a most dangerous character, and be should commit him to the Feltliam In dustnel School for three years, and his father would have to contribute 2s. 6d. per week for his support. The primwer's father said he would sot nay • farthing, but the magistrate assured him he would be compelled to do so. Goalbarn.) • a THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1662._ FALL Or HOUSES AND AT HACKNEY. LOSS OP LIFE One man, a phistatet, at work on the dim precipitated from ai s i r of 60 feet into the n rati, "s and firienately semi without say further injury then a , MOM. • ~ The workmen em ployed upon the other portioas of the building immediately 'oohed to the aid of ilia: fallow-workmen, and ea soon as J , the aloud of duet had partially cleared away, a distreming 1 , seeds presented itaelf. Several men and boys were lying In the road in front of the building sbockiogly cat and =sailed, ono man, tamed Sherman, a plasterer, having all hiseribe mashed in ; a boy earned Shuttles, quite de ad,l with hie !kaki fractured,. and another suffering from boa I tarot lhlbi. These were at one attended to, the boy Blandon haling taken licome by hie father in an agony at grid, and ei , men Denied Fuller talon to the (human idea- 1 CF,sisheett halt a mile Airmail. The poor fellow disk immediately after hie ',lnimical.. The attention al the.wisionen was now directed to the release of those buried In the rides, of wham there were about twenty. Wine man the came to wee a labourer named Het who wee- toned lying mast the wall completely with a timber questaring, and quite dead. This gembiring, about it het in length, had to bemire in half bdsee m e ri bpp a could be exhio, and the remaining por de fnlm the hedp, el =Mies on the Est et whom aid smid taw penes who liairill i• tie eel ea of tie die* they 11711 ' 111=1 is nosolis the red ei the buried am in two hemp hem the had el the accident, dim it was hid theirdpli 'were me badly injured thas they were at tallitel Mile hospital, while others whose iojn- ' rim here net eh helm' were it once attended to by the melba rasa-who were present, and taken to their own Lames. 2tie workmen chiefly residing in the neighbour heals, *sir WITS/ sad families soon became acquainted with the seeident, and crowded to the spot. It was a most dis nAbeitro witamdbe limitations of the poor women ee the bleeding and =Bed boa* of their limiends and haws wore draws out Al the miss. The el the man Wald Kahan* was Ulm to the tequkyst the hospital at eight o'clock last evening, it wee - that at least three of the ewes lying *me are te)wmingee fatally ; than of nas iihmems. riby supposed to have peneWeed the times t • men Amcor, who_ his all his limbs hashed ; end Haas, who is iattherhilly mengld dais Thpre me, of cosaia. mai ltes mem= eat :1 he the enei deet.—the hods,* Wenn up, I end the Wad id the. dereV i =e* mud As in =ll°of the moiler wield entialfebowillittascr bant what it might is hate bassi lat lids meg, DV doubt, be fully isinetigated at the ingneeL Weida Mini by she wortmen that extra care *Mil Aim _humiliation* the architect and odes eLdefeesa duel by the Mahn our the Adak • ._ OA* de sew 117d7the beam Tho tis pashojorre 1 etill ea Mee te Me the do *hes thlhmseppsere Whi ups great II dew% peesudeg es daft As **Mid pried lim K. Idelmeek ewe dram dews. limee dhp Mt the immeiene mw d theAsai t dsdi wee the gift way al sloe " brow =" 'Noir imil dt bum piedrhe Neigh kWh task . . . .. _ SERIOUS COMMIT AOCIDENT Ar MONK- I WAURMOCITH. Os iltr w c e l ar ayalt a Very serious emideet occurred Bouiderlaad, cairn the tpred a very her °IPL7I- Cl water, the steppe of rat Orlon, End the thro m At irf ee Cl employateat el ark • thousand am. This etespler with a chiftooanexion betw A, or Der Pi tt, the IS, or Beak Pit, the shaft Cl the Deep Pit gore rah Mame dep th of too beheme , to was is Ws daft I dope assikal esparrett, shod SO fathers him the back. ile v E l i g L i llesill e s ; a' toBble&" the einbeal whisk taip Cl alter 4 tor la lb, beg* of I loot la Zia egaistit hat • bate la, 1:1S With b plugged up. MI the Made Muster , el •le &Wiped - 'to peter the Art Sem the al the aribreas -Osier eel bode II i r width firmed is the Ada* et the silos. Ohs Oa ' a wl then ring voltithi Crag then dream el the *MI that this tabbies es dors dry fee hopes led my pars, in cease ho misdeed al el it ahould mailer sperms Cl desis% • ll Meat Mrs dolma an leader eight. I broke. • a feed Cl ware her theatablig al the ere WAG' pleas a elable. kir M i ms ieuselitte .thritet. the rabic Id ilk rfol sad the derailing td Me B pitteeme se the workings Cl the sacs. mate. Thil=l 1 la Oa " amillia," shed forty bon the Week ' Hagerty alisesishod. the dere apes, and th e tame' E.:".. l ...avaztatatistriatfoit.azi . . .4. ratter. OA .aftor ! thel w reset happier te bat wok at the Moe 1 •tere drawn up, the othials tosesetied is rash, the . plaes. Fledieg that domed' it to drithem= might be racked by the' mut, they ir up the' iV es t i peer mad limos free deep pit, art this was is the rum Cl Monday. The poor saiessit• Thee breoght. toes=shatt. bounded Puha" ire Si. cage, r at the prosper of • Parer to ipme t tt ead whoa the age salved at the beak they ewer ereashiag distr. is 'though terreerrielor by the sad ranee of the .eary waters thr andpo bows the This hating bees asemplithed, &Wrty t du the = o w:0 draws bees the separale to ceder ee l Cl wale, ad relit the weber to Ettlaelmicsabr aad sot au lassr oc Z e r in isposat ; ble:p th t Milo a thoT&ir of water exhibited oomponotivel ou y little ditiththilse. A. dam was farad at the bairn et the shah te tack the mats frees the weekiege, and it Yr nmersd that if the fled maid Itio bear eff tee wake meld soon be dram oat by mauls el the booker which or sayable of lifting SOO pliers at • tirs last sight, however, the water was poariag lows at sash a We this there sonar but little prosper of this, sod it was brad that the water woukl Desk through the dm and imadoes the verities. temikl this occur, the oceseausam vii be very IMO , " as it would be • matter of sem dillently to bow it out from the metier sad the poor mos would be kept out Cl employmnt for semi time. Both plito as aseemmli _kid off by this sorbet, the veatdebse Cl the ibsPit. wh i c h is 180 fathoms deep, being abs dialerbed. beers her sot hese thaws qat Cl sa thi g ib lar bawever, the efr belegie : S raddrat tab . thee nue is is seer b y le Ere, the wart brig wa up by boar, sire shoat two crux . ion th: simer ll.lolll and pears wen smoved. It that this eseitire hes bra or asteepared by any loss al life, though as amount ef 4sotillatioa will follow, as • matter el erne. should ha effeele rater for any length of tams ma eassuity will se bele masks gest loss sad immerser to the omen she Abet MOO ree load boys, in all. are employed about the Mee. below e at all lark, sad of these fully 80D will be throws out of twellayreat. rata yesterday the sookisei was comparatively tistrem is the town, and all sorb Cl mowers about inundating hem the river and the MS MN ill voles . We should add.* way of correction, that the AMhaft, break and rush of water emarrecl in the back. orplup apart s and that woe ia the ether shaft that the wire b to reduce it the feeder. Whoa our latest parcel left last night, lb. Giber, of Rybop., eat Yr. Cruddace, of Wash *toe, had been down to impact the place, and the mea were engaged in boring, in order to discover the strength of the feeder and the rate Cl its diminution. The water was flowing apparently as fast as ever, sad thundered down the abaft with - the roar of a great cataract It is supposed by some parties to come from the saute stratum Mince the Water Company derive their supply. —Newest k Claronick. TB. LAI%Mi Ham BUM —This gentleman ex pired on Saturday last et his town residenoe in Greet Cum berland-plan, ha ving sem* attained the venerable age of 90 years. her Desk h left few survivals pawning higher classical stleleeseeds, • truer love for literature, or *Wowed with somoist gem& erudition. As a linguist he had not many «soda In early life he resided for some Tsars is Basis, sad was at one time • member of the whaumCatherine's celebrated Chevalier Guard, an honour case at that thee accorded to those only who could Bees their pedigree in an nubroken lies through ten desoests. hid been on terms of intimacy with Z 11054 of the literary sad political celebrities who flourished in the earlier put of the present mature, and had shared the friendship of Burke, Sir Philip Frugal', Fox, Windham, liharidae, Canning, Percival, std Wilberforce, as well so that of Byroa, Were, sad flotAL As an author, be would have attuned a fer higher rtioa and DWI: extended celebrity, had he rest, with lineriatio modesty, almost imariabi published seasyseendy. Hie poetical writings were einerelensed b mind tone, an elegant play of fang, great smesiddlity rid originality. After be stisistid his BOth year he coarmseced sad completed • very remarkable presplusee of the Palms, entitled " Hebrew Lyrkia.* • work that evinces s therm& knowledge of the idiom as well rat the spirit of the original. Fur the lad two-and-twisty years, lime the dm& of his wife. to whom he was tenderly attached, he retired amen entirely from society, seeking in literary pursuits some elitigatios of his affliction. His son, Captain Bane Psis, kw Ll born k connexion with the vole/Mem mominiet (Advertineulentiz• tikkawales l i kka.- 4 = tolaty epilog espposh wok ark Meriestes rounded tamely ou supposed nesse senmeeseil seal sonneen to Ike murmur' of the **Air awl Mew of the preisint * his can by ice posalbillty *cowbell Wee ME *lathe utmost certalaty trey MU yawn all Ws body sod ender* IS Ward. beta. 11 be holly edit is —:1 614 ,2 ,111 W nerds, Ittek poise to . from die boron mum witsibee sosinleniont the imakkor or the blood. They rank. Yrs voinkr.pikkupsomm everytid=pr a r "law sktinktk mdse. prevent wa s 4 .•,1$ vati# l l witheut esters Darraucrint Fns Al CANDLX-SOWIL ?WIRD STATE OF TSB NORTHZIN DIWISECTIL-41bodly alter half-past 10 o'clock as Tuesday night a firs, width the I proved of a most destrogive character, broke out as the by occupied by Hr. Thomas Pettifor as as extensive' limm6apery egeNsgmeet, No. 9, fitucleptermen, Hemp eteed.road, but a short distance from the Red Cap, at fides-town. It appears that Mr. Pettifer, the proprietor, wee Memel! out of town, and that the young men in the W Awed the establalunent as usual about nine and hg' gone out for their evening's recreation, ithrigy. ea it was believed, everything perfectly safe, with an pa lighted at the back part of the premises. It was in this part that the fire broke out, and at the time bin. Pettifer, who had just supped with her sister, wee tested in the first-door back room, and was first alarmed by bearing a waging noise and by the appearance of smoke. On the instant the sister, with great presence of mind, ran up to the second floor and brought down the only child, a little airl some two or three years old, and then they succeeded Is gains their escape with Feat difficulty through the shop, the rear of which was by tlus time all in flames. So sapid wee the lineman of the fire that all they could save was what If re. Pettifog' and her mister wore at the time. The progress of the tames wee accelerated by the conduct of • set of persons who, the moment they heard there was a tire, tore down the shutters and smashed in the windows, for the puree, it is said, of plunder, and the draught thereby caused the flames to extend in every direction. The first eagle, os the spot, although long after the outbreak of the lira, was the parish engine from St. Pancras Workhouse, wbdob did good service in preserving thebreetsummer which supported the front of the house over the shop. The pang engine was speedily followed by that from the Albany-street Barracks, manned by some forty or fifty of the Royal Hone Guards (Blue). These noble fellows got he work with peat rapidity, and by their excellent manage meth. se twat, saved the surrounding property. Their ethille weft ed ly loudly cheered by the populace. Ito W eds mogboo snly d. as meal in this district, till the g . was aorty ito premises gutted, and every seettp al furniture sod property they contained de , deeps& The neighboers rendered every assistance in their = r and Dr. Barley, of Stucley-terrace, gave Nes. , her riga. end child, an asylum in the dreadful tampsay. Tam imeami OE the Guards is beyond all pains, out mot greeter damp would have resulted but far their ; wastaras, hi. believed that the berating of a pepipe I WI , Ws mom of the fire. Hr. Pettifer is insured in the bet to as amosat isoutlcioot to cover hislee. i. '-'3411801 6111111.41 th O MNIBUS COMPANY (LAMED). .+4liasroodislo;oroot oadiag Mfg:sway, 10.5101. 2i. fit. - .... .. MIDI 41n) AIILWAY. 1 MARKETS. The report of the director; of this company states —4.-- TALLOW.—Wagormtnae EVIYING.—The market sees that, notwithstanding the continued depression in trade, the qu i e t t o .d a y. P r i em c l ose d fellow. • Flue ~,,,,, V. C. on italic of the railway has experienced a smell imam of 46e. ikl. ; March, 46e. 61. ; April to June , 465. 9d. to 1,7941. dating the Poet ha: 7w. TM rsoeipts fen coach' 56d. ; tr i g r ofieptember, 47e. bet. ; Octobr to Deena bag amount to 405,221/, sheeting an increase of 7,0451. ; , Q.. to last evening , 454 casks ; arrivals, none. for minerals to 250,4 W., showing • decrease of 2711. ; for merchandise to 426,834 e., showing a decrease of 5,6781. ; foe 1 .—....._ „ cattle to 17,3821., showing at increase of 698/. The avail- IsiViRPOOL, FIB. lh.—Tbere has been a goad and export, with very full prices. The sales are 12,000 5,380 Amerean at 9N. to ltal. ; 6.0(a) a thi ble p bal re r o oLf ilaf or d - rv y i e c i l i a r. nd T is he m dir f e S to . a , i me ncl o ndLog en l d ,9Bsl the . a froni ecu. fienuied ter cotton to-day, more particularly for speculatiou tea of the following dividends (lees income-MI), payable Da balm , lorlutling the Ist of March, being at the same rates as those declared .i to . 13d. • 140 Bahia, 121(1. to 121 d.. , .• 20 Man t a. at the corresponding pe ri od of last ear—namely , U. 10s. nia. thienti Fto hid- 1 400 se, 120. to 16d. ;80 P er . OR which 7,000 are for speculation anti expert. per oast . on the consolidated stock, 2/. lfe. 3(1. per cent. on bast, 1 , , the consolidated Birmingham and Derby emit, 3/. 10a. . The weer@ import is 3,910 bale. per cent. on the consolidated preferential stock, 1 U. 10s. per cent on the Erewash Valley stock, and the usual dividends on the preference stocks, leaving a balance of 7,288/. The completion of the portion of the Rowley and Buxton line from Rowsley to Haswell may be expected about the let of July aut. It is tapetterl that the Erewash Valley Extension Clayemoss will be ready for passenger trafk in a few amok'. The directors have taken the necessary steps for edardwhig he the present session of parliament at act to enable the company to construct a railway to connect the Roweley and Buxton with the Mar*, New Mills, and Hayfield Junction Railway at or near New Mills. An ansegemeat has been opt:eluded with the limas*. , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company by which the Midland Railway Company is to have the power of 1 rannlng its own trains between New Mills and Mea -1 chaster (a distance of about 15 miles), with soocitomodatibe I there, sad such access for its traffic to other phase in Lan mike and Obeshire as the Sheffield Company can dive ; the benideration for these privileges being that the tedleld Emnpaiiy shall have power to run lie own trains end from .Bnxton to Roweley, and an obligation up= the Midland Company to send a the traffic south of Chesterfield under its control via New Mills and the SW UM Company's lines when the Roweley and Buxton Uten sils Reulerap shall be oompleted, end ty way of Beiahton milt that egreessent link Miall have arriveoned. The directors believe , Mist thi b a fair and it win be Italia.: allp lemelkieL The estimated sou nd the Border NA 'Marton Nstenisa Rlllllllll to New Milk is 360 s. 4 0:0C. . Atha' :a 6° ecoo the i rerr I . OO, W OODIt or add'' '. Consl worltai sxpee ; zita ital The WOW'S abows that 21,790791_ had been' roast to the Slat of Dauber dart, aid 13, expended, twin a balance of 4,7911: 4111te matemissenet foe iktatlf•yeee /shim the 31st of Demeefees bidishamel that %now bei been received sod 477 421 L . leeetfitg _a Wean of 1343,2451., o?nt o gu l a w t his is e Zil l it IRAK fee latenet ea teas bed • fib.' for bootee eat .11101imelrdeibilacy, AIM for nett el' Ifsetili Waimea Ileilsea, 12.5 i fee visa et Dalaz i te mow eall* eld 6001. fee eidamptisa of raartgese* leseigg * emai of 433,411 t. _ , LIATHER.—The trade has been dull during the pest week. At Leadenhall, on Tuesday, the amount of 'meioses done was not large. There was a moderate supply of fresh leather, which found buyers at late prices. m• articles sow most in request see good heavy hareem hid" English keno hides, and heavy Spanish bone hides. CORN.—Boerox, Fie. 12.—Our wheat market to-day is dull, at last week's mass. There is no alteration in onto, haw, or per. Brookxo2-02-Twi, Fee. 12.—The arrivals of gre.ta for the peat week are exceedingly bulked. At this day's mar ket there was a mail show of wheat from the growers, for which titer* was a good demand at prime exceeding last week's cantacy. Barley and beans unchanged. Oats, gg. per quarter cheaper. Imports during the peat week ; Wheat, 00611tWie, 2601 n. ; oats, ecastwise, 300 gra Or 12.—At this day's market wheat met a slow male, at previous prima for American, but Baltic was &L per boll cheaper. Flow also 6d. per sack and bared lower. Barley dull. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. For beam, pees, end Indian corn former rates were required, but few treasactions were reported. CATl'LL—ltoursAmOrio. 12.—Tradw heavy, with de. °finis, prices. Beef mode from 3e. Od. to 4. &L ; motto., 4a. 4d. to se. ed. ; mist. 40. &L to ss. Bd. ; peek. 3s. Bd. to 4.. &L per doss ol SI: sinking the offaL COAT& —.l.oancer, Yom. 12—Bites' WMt Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; Mrs Aimee% 1111. dd. ; Hymn's Debi& West Hartley, 14s. 3d. • Davison's Wadi Himaley, 15s. ; Holywall, 15s. ; Eavard's West Hanley, ; lombset's Wag Harthpy, ; Naafi YeLtas °ma, ; SWUM' math Waa Buda 16.; Walker Primrose, 12a ; Wed Wyk% ; Wyla;, 15s. ; Walls Had °Goforth, Ids. ; Was s.d 71•487, 1 4 e. dd. ; Was End Hatton, 17s. ed. ; Will. Sad Hough Rau. 15s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Umiak, 13e. ; Oaring and Why% Anthaaite, Ma. dd. ; Canny sad Delays Malting, Ma. ; Osvpas %slay. 15tps at rasa* 83 ; X. LANCASHIRE AND TORESHIJIN ISAL4AK, The,repnt to be eabodlAid. it the half-yeirly =e s ti . o the 19th fedstabil theb lips balance of moue it ths mite& bt atattild oft Seasoliisted Oidl. wary Meek el lb, eempiley to 111144111; 30a. 1L ; battle dim:ekes reentmest to the peapeistesses trim • Mail eel of this sweat at thit . rs i t r e i r live gtes=9: mi lionit !ittl ec To L ii. oar i r r itl e leward to nest betTieTrre so- The Wing oft is Use means of Use ocemwy fee the ball-year, to the intact of 4111,19/11., is merely to be stldbuted bathe anatinaimas d, the girt war in Am Wok by its interferes:le -witii-thaerapply.st cotto= e=lios,les banned the reasiebeterseg led ' set eonseisi the most of soar sad inedikettted goods I , C MFG& mpeay's railwikr. The &pane& kir* boil liispulftridavt. Th.l•l - e =ho ull irr l ll l lMl llis t6=fsi slall, : it& , het: Vim It begine=eat UM dr . et s et • • - Alm 4 lbw •1111Milei Vb it sit ufferts at elle diessienameggpiet• be ' Ilm wallet enplane: tide ism. seer but seeidilimOde ativlA;* szil si ; r. ei dailiiiiii. • • sleiseilf, MR mein, Abair weeeitteedet The Iteamisicat enty is repealed by Oki ti , talk god isSditics. sod teatimes Ile Ilit osive ' ablentica: ad Ur bleed. • The skeet ef durimg tie past talf.year Ise hben coesielseelita =a g _armed an ineriase to the debit et renewal anseetti le 11,1111 i. 16, fi1.; setsrkbelesiling • sena of • • AGM las daring the year bees teamilerst from mamas to tie WAS of that sweat* swami et, in the peones! year. • Tlie al. OW lomenotive, .seatega, , est welpek ii ll r iPoet the railing *xis Viral,. le; be la gaed asdepatitaila. Th e kr the seat mesioaet parlisammet . Adds isleatotsly _ list Wandler et the plepielces die . disteltew arsglaid tal bad asellot Se , aensaintaram they yea last yam • Theft iithrgroverov Crfor • arm line bat Wallellelt to a li I. ether . weeds, • tImV beiesseer. - 21 . 1 1 =• schemes ender a sew mew • Those babe it$ 1 11 00 • 1 " 6 " : sic. of the Brae* owl lid it ball. .rte to Wilma Amid ; aad then an aseasal walises for l A SON direct railway lobe= Deseistler• sad ^ A liiß AM mitted pasilimeislt , lot= je wi ellece Ike Jaebsaanid essad e na tt, bat wee ; mid cap the pac to kage d : 9 rel/llPer ia the Dna- , eau ri, Ramie, end Mull distil.* se miu•sd - by these pew I=linse, tbs. direeton bate seasidseed 11 asessory to pi b ens, . /se a 'maltose Aebwra, _neer Dosemeter, S. lbolAswedis liStloa os year Wasield aid Goole bee, Mottle. Genie to Owe Beads, a point abort twelve miles Wit. myths Roll sad &by Railway; dm whilst pretest's, die property at the enswasy in the Aro isbilleing:li &reit acenatuakeeloa• betimes Deg-' fieste4 Goole, and Seib These base ens AO saw la kestia e sod liessoiswimistil is 186,0001.: _sad, Inaba at the lespialnebeetitselsefile to bebesmamodaiM, the direr to uneasiest timelier will be .seisnaseattee. .AS Weir report, the limb= resomassaded a easelestel themisties -041011 to pertimmesat far as enemies 44 the Blackburn Ape beta Oliatliess te Sods t o they him hit at Wm 's! to posipmas the applicatioa te peetiameat ; tat bays am. aimed it desirable to d t the bill Mr as thawilarth blench, and intend • g with %shoat& the leadloweme with whom they an cow in oceariaaicaties, sea the esse• pany is a fair and Abend spirit. The of the Shawfortli Breach is ila miles, and. Omagh ' in cos struatioa, it will have the advent's 44 s pod lite for ma edditional station is Recta** end moor twists a very ben and ibivisg main atmeterlng miter. As the emsminy requires hied foradhiseed etatioa Now modation at Bosley. Cathedra, led other pion, and is it Is desirable to obtain nowise tebeld slam semis to ess• section with the port of n/MANABOdo 61141111.10111115 have takes the opportunity. whilst appl p *g la t te l be pedieneset foe the Ithswforth Biala Bill, of ,- Ter • thaws and some other minor objects. The capital to raised ander this bill will be as Mews : Tor • the Shawforth Branch, 200,000 L ; lend for - for addi — decal station accommodatioa, be.. 13,250 E. ; steam vessels, 80,000/.—Total, 213,290 1 . The breach from Oldham to Rochdale and Roytoc has been let during the last hall-year, and the contractor has undertaken to have the line completed by June, 1883. HOM NAMED. The. following names bane bs gives Mr. .lts. U tVIDWOIeII INIAZUVG6.-13 f ly King TOM— Athol Brum, The Linda ; ba by Weft Australian—Achy settles, lobelia; War bet by MOSIMIgIi Deer —Zaleika, The Timid lawn. ifl•lES STRUM OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMZNIS. Feb. nth, at 9 a.m.--C by Flnkatcher—Ltther High, eat of the Nartleaplosahue Stakes. To the Clerk of tine Coune—Viorthaet, out of the Li col Hardie Bees. Tut NORTIMINIIILAND AND DUMAN COAL Tashi—At a meeting of the coal trade et Northuniber bad and Durham recently held in Newcastle, a report con taisitog some iuteresting etatistics was submitted. The trade, notwithstanding the depreesion in other brooches of eonna.erce. hes during the past year been all that could be delved, and so far has been the iletnend for coals from oduninishieg, that it has Leon greatly augmented, the total exputt ehowieg an increase of about lAIO,OOO Irma. Compared with the preceding twelve °tooth', than prices have been only 4.1. less than those of than period, while the average rate of freight for each year has wetly coincided. The committee, however, urge foe great awe oa the part of the emblem"; eirmarkii.g that the almost uopreceilentedly mild winter, end the etaguant state of a portion of the industry of the seentry, could not be without their natural effect., and they tiro the desirability of keeping the supply in Ratio of the demand. The financial department is not quite so satisfactory, the expenditure baring exceeded the funds at the dupes al of the committee by no leis than bail., but this Mate of things is accounted for by the fact that during the leaf vinous extraordinary and cootingent calls have hail to be met. In the report feeling allusion is made to the late ercorrenos at Hartley, and a resolution 'moistly ream. nue ill the melowsen of the district to contribute to the sow o f the sufferers by that lamentable catastrophe, was tomusimonely adepted.—Nnomerie VArmiele. Tito OUTWARD AMIZICAN MAILIL SOLTII- Aar...m. Fes. 11.—The Hamburg and Ainericao Company's stea•iellip Borussia, Captain Litman. smiled hence today for New York, with mils, 130 passengers, and a full cargo ; also on freight 27,370 frame front name. The company's Memo, r Hanimoeis I. announced to sail from here for New Von, on the 2title leek We find Du Barry's delicious health llinabiata Ambles Feed dm amiss remedy fee babiL e r i . peSs, indigestion (dyspepsia., sesumption, diarrbors, debility. Stehness, acidity. heartburn. palpitation Irritability, sleepless. sr. amtenalns, flatulency, phlegm. haseorrholda. cough& colda breselotta gamete Meeetten sad fevers, 471121111f7. Aar smuss bilbaussa. serpidity at the liver, destally. eseetals. alss.., —Andrew Ls. 11.1) , F.R. 4. Dr. Herm. Dr. lbw. burl. De. (asphalt De. Red Warier." it saes Oft tints Ire est in :indicts sad declare bills M. ad. :free of mimed . na. —De final sod Os., Ne. 77, Itagentatreet, Loa ds aim Panama sad Maass and at 11, OrassismiseSeese ant Mt peon set elbeasMas.-4,Adsrilessest4 TOOII9 IPTIMAIS. 1111se - ?Se. Ifor. Teta. l'il. /0 11411 / 4944 4.881444 .A. 4404 11111 IS3O Wadi 501a.14 . a a 4 a Med loara 3M 46M SAM 4 IVASO 4 1861. ,9n Weelca. 14 lalhie Ham 11514 U.. 1,31 i .1 Week Veb. 1 111 ••• 6,071 Il i er b ekb ui rkulb US- es , • &w 4161 e mu Week iodise lab. a beldlia Makes Jvadka 1$ 11l 114 4,10 2E3 Week •eogrett. T. Celt sal T , imn* esl Magna eel Taff .„ SS 10 117 149 Woldkord and MO 110 7410 418 Waterford mid 118 Tli 1.448 1,190 Seabee avil Mira dad masa lib. 11. tzoril Sega Wears •••• ee. 1,217 4112 :moo mro WIZ mu MEM r am." eke . .., — .... 7,60 6,674 l'al. Virden Mask agog i f eli ' L '' "Mataaell ".0., • 1. • .... MS 6,10 LW 1,01. *MA 441111MMINI*.i 4Sp • 01. -UK 6SM OM .51110*Ncedrea Mb LMS loss shot WM lomedalo INIM 1142 WM I: 147 8 - la* 1W E 74,414 AUG P 4 46 1111. M! 'a. um i powisk . . wit ... .11.; MIS . 40111 16,1111 14.466 l'oeiiiiiii le i.'. s l e. 111 SE, 1.011 MI LIM 965 MIS 111 — kin mi. l d ai-abb.""" id Osumi; Dews .. MN lIIM lb SU L 110- 613 1114 4”.•••• • 4.1........ a. , 141 1 6• LSO 41170124 W Ilitraiddelilloll., . . . • .. Sale I ! • ifilf=ssit off tars qs —. lo ' • '''' ' AVIDir w. ber.: l o Vehist is4 4loll6drigitarlNlP • I. • Iparrism Ireikir 0,16•0446 eig• ~jK arrived Tait. Jag. . irSI3I4ELS - SPOKIN Aniertol.llnW, from Liverpool tot Bestep. Now. SSA& ill, I 6 W. DIEM Annetta, from Loudon for Now Fooland. :so. 6, 'IA f Tr.„ bOL 16 X. lnaothas e Ctanalea, for Cardiff trootlinegoon, Nov. 13. LA. 8 N.. Ittlardi l 6 dc). trona Oardlit for Sae Francisco, Nov. !I. IL le , ton. Olt . , . QUUMIAS. Anzawaig MAus...—teeter iler Ward, Ner es =s 4 rd Philadelphia Oompetris Bftei Ina born Liverpool fee New TeeltitAU a *Ws mall. 36 peammers, sad s Isms maw Ib-d4 Mwedey) the Que, sad Xontamb Soy al Merges Hillman will be illegatched from the Seeley fa Penland with the Omedlea and llaited States tangle The biz 4 the Liverpool Post-a See win be open for the receipt at BMus, ha, until 9 am. late despatches eel Londoo km may be forwarded up to 8.30 p.m. without. end until 9.119 p.m., with lete fees al Id. On Saturday the Cassel Boyd 3fail Ammer Australasian will be despatched from the limey foe New York. The box at the Liverpool Yost. tSee for tM receipt of letters, he., intended to be for =dto British North America, the United States, Be. 6 sad lievanneh will be open on Friday from 3 p.m. meta ,p.m. and on Saturday from 8 a.m. until 8.30e.m. labbilniPalab" yid Queenstown may be forwarded op to 8.30 p.m. without, sod until 9.3 0 p.m. with Lie tem of ldt Hovistnum Sinearrios.—The Mary Mattison, of 7811 tom, bakeshop to Sr. T. 0. Harrieon, of Lemke, sailed from Apnoea for Preorentle, Western Australis, : ,vie, Maoist, with epd9the following 'rants on baud, 13 boys, and 19 girls, between ape sod 12 years of a:Z:1 7 Warta, making it Intel of 252 souls, equal to 239 statute adults, under the awe of Sr. Stspbeo W. Watts, surpon boadent, mimed by Albert Harris, schoolmaster, and Stall Higley, astral. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BOLLlLlD.—nbrerati, at Karl Cottage, Higher Brocightoo. NambeMen, the wife of T. J. &gland, of a son. HOYLL—February 10, at Hanoveraquare, Viscountess Boyle. at • mm. CEANCL—February 8. at Elghfield House, 13dgbasion, nest "Willingham, Das wife of Z. L Chauoe, Jun., Esq., of a ClM ter. —llbreary 10, M Brighton, the wife of Assiduity -General H. Clarke, of • daughter. 00C13=r—February T, at Bowsrley, near Settle, York• skim, the wife of the Bev. W. H. Coulthurst, of • sou. lltillUßSON.—February 10, at Cheshainatroet, Lady Edith Far- F=oe • daughter. 9.—February 9, at Cambridge, the wife of C. Fronde, BZ,OOI a son. ILD.—February 8. at Btokehouso, near Bristol, the idled J. B. Hanford, Esq.. of • eon. LEVEL—February 8, at Backfield Cottage. Gorton-lane, Dan• ardor, the wile of Yr. Z. Lever, of a or sea. et, Dublin, the wife 2061.EITHAL—Februsa7 8. at Harcourt-stre of J. D. Ramatlml, Faq , a daughter. WATOON.—/sbruary 10, at the Parsonage, Upper Norwood. the wife of Use Be,. J. Watson, of • eou. Tux Wiarrumirres Anu HruclAL Hustvicms.— The special servioes in the nave of Westminster Abbey will commence on the first Sunday evening in April, and will continue until a later period in the year than usual, in order to accommodate a portion of the large number of visitore to the Exhibition. The sermon will be preached by the Bishop of Loodon. Os the next Sunday evening the Bishop of Oxford will preach. ANOTHLR LADY BILLED BY MACHWEBY.—About 11 o'clock on Tuesday morning, the neighbourhood of Steal. krtieetreet, Birmingham, was thrown into a state of con siderable excitement in oonaequencie of the frightful and thelancholy death of Mn. Sarah Stanley, the proprietress of the Stanley Saw Mills, Staniforth•street, who met her death, 1 as far as we have been enabled to ascertain, under the fol lowing circumstances. At the time above-named the de. Iceased was in the act of stepping over a sphulle in the mill, when her dress was caught, and she was dredged into the machinery. Her son, who was standing close by at the time, immediately took hold of her, acid prevented her front being carried round by the shaft, and raised an alarm. The engioe was it once stopped, and the unfortunate woman was extricated from her awful position. It was then found DEATH& _ , that her body was almost severed in two, her clothes were ' torn from her person, and that her intestines were protrud- AdA gg.._y o b risr y Ig. as * a h e m gaw k daughter of Yr. J. lag. Death most, in fact, have been instantaneous. ! Adam. of Liverpool. FAILUBZ OF PUBLIC Wessuousesi. —The Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes, the had nodded • of 10 years, Itra Mari ABM , rel i " i ANDlLL—Yebruary 11., at No. 6, York-place, City-row, where of the late Jainea u = " Andre, 'eq., in the esui yarn rate. through their surveyor Mr. Hammond, have informed the BRA DellAW.—Febreary to, Sionnd Ch ri stopher, of Br. 1 local authorities of Si'. Andrew, Holborn, sad St. Gene LY. &Oaks*, of Ilirciesteroiged 1 6 . the Martyr that " the income from the receipts of the COMYTON, , direbreary 0, at Werthournaltrovo. Bews ler. sweaty are quits inadequate to meet then liabies." As mo A•laeb k rollal la the US* k a Ai„..t e t„ vi .... H i tt , mc ,„,„ ie , to the public washbouses in Yertpool-laud, Graft-inn-Lao Th i g h , 0 7 1. 1l u ri th li: of s up.* A i ri ag re . N. 8.. es rears (17.321 washers having used them during the year), the , n o des e V.. average expenses for the two past years have been per an. I WOODFAILL/Dr=aat Atli Posit Deans .yard, to the pith ter of the tare ream NM Ila. Eld. ; receipts from washers, 4111. 11e. 7d. ; i year of her t daugh Bong &un leaving a loss to the society of 106 L Os. Id, per annum. The i sea W • avenge deficiency upon them wiabbounis for the loth ewes ' ..... ...,_l______--, u . -------- yews w staled to have bees 116. da. sd. pee ssouns. Coder ' b bi k id WeessAY Imo BALM of 1 10 . 8 . these circumstances the society has been eceopelled to offer l„ , d,b i rd""lifekja ihe" Lib* . it L e w.. Wow, at the the premises to the local authorities, or for disponi], tide, in tesemetetreol, in as Fieriest et vnillotilmL— by purchase or at a rental, but withentany - rent& Thusalieveltumerese a liMIL MARRIAGES. DE SALIS—TOWERS.—Febniery 11, at her, Bucks, by the Lord Bishop of Oxford, J. F. W. De Balls, ltsq., of Htlliugde Om, near Uxbridge, to Amelia Treace* Harriet, daughter of Towers, IN., of Huntsman -park, bee. ZWART—BULKILLRY.—February U, Clever Church, Wind , am% by the Rev. T. Carter, ILA, Captain W. S. Swart, Gre nadier Guards, to Henrietta Ms& daughter of Covello Bulletin. of Ciewer Lodge, Windsor. late let Ufe Guards. GALLEY —CLOUGH. —February 8, at the Cathedral. Ilancheeter, by the Rev. H. H. Viotti:tore, Hr. T. O. Galley, of horth• with, to Sink Zanily, daughter of Mr. H. dough, of Rusholum OW ILN--ORBlL—Yebruary 10, at ft. Nicholas, linghtotb it. W. Owen, log., of Crownetrelt.verpool, Caroline Eiiik daughter of Mr. B. Geer, of Lewes. THORNE—DOBLL—February 8, et St. John's, Fannon, Middle sex, by the Rev. J. GolfeMr. W. H. Thorne, of Barnstaple, Boron. to inn. daugkt of Hr. B. Dobbs, of Barnstaple. WRALK—BULL—February 11, at Christ Church, Tanana , • grew, by the Rev. R. IL Wheals, George Beaty Harding, son of B. Vieale, LW., of the blow Itiggleswado, to Helen. daughter of F. Bull . EN., Of Arlington House, and Hyde. parketrest, *RAILWAY AND PUBLIC AMENT.COMPANIES IN PARLI Yesterday the following bfila were declared to hare complied with the standing orders of both bonsai ei parliament. ISM or WIGHT RAILIVAT.—Por a railway from the We of Wight sast•ru section to Newport at an estimated cost of 100,0001. WATIZTORD AND PASBAOI RAILWAY.—For a line from Waterford to the town of Passsae, at a cost of 80,0001. BRISTOL AND SOUTH Ware NION RAILWAT.—For branch to commturicate with poem mouth of the River Arms, at an estimated cost or 50, LONDON AND NORTH WINTRIN A2ID CIIRSTCS AND HOLY. Inn itan.war.—For arrangements as to capita Dn•rrog JUNCTION.—For a railway between the London and North-Western at Wera, in Shropshire, and Focleshall, in Stafford, and to raise 200,000 i. The bills withdrawn were those of the Balham and Putney Junction Railway Company, and the Weymouth and Portland Railway Company. //, / / i No. 4 IJTTA, Off Maw susliu, =rill kayo mg INA... moguificeut leuwithorouuhly re! gas, and will c.' The service will of the following L Wie company gygeapes, 2,149 try i g gy jueekru Queen of the Bout! Ear freight or In Purllsoseutwtryet. leuhall-street, E.( tartaoe, Loudon, I as Iltdslapmsa la • Nail India ad No. s 9. SIL WEEKLY NEW Yol and PHILADELP II log their full.posse town to embark WEFICLY CITY 01 CITY OF GLAMOR An , Cabin parries 1 isociation. Fern cooked. Parasite through sd .u e7; Vil ° and MAC] RIO DE IA The appllcatlom total number to that no FURTIIE AFTER TO-MORI Country posted Ii OMETHIr SO EVERY Et' the Theatres. 0 as sew. MISS CON vole* has ning EVERY and 11. The etch displayed by this The hour is crow. already expressed Madame I.OOEI accompany Elul favorite Duets, sweetly, and prod Tlcht AD BUT L E of Coventi upwards of a cent COLL conartlng of the All orders tsect tat cash. No. 1. A compl , one year's .1 No. 2. Ditto Ito. 3. Ditto For full Descriptive tiro paid upon applies varieties of Flows QTEVENS g WINES of • 112a..1 nine • 14a. 600. choice, eta., 43s hilts, 481., 64g. : I ; Man Champagne, good quot's, itc., 00,, I M. • St. Eatephe, Chrsm Margaux Marilee, NS., aye. wises equally eel Teems. reit —7O, BOND'S I (lhe origins =no prep's sixpenny I and that each bat lasso, West Baal wholesale and ret stationers, he. it NSTATHER CHAINS rocionanahip at Iu the chains gum How mud The fiIICDO Manufactory, 1 Saosics. Aiwa made ol N.B. This este Ihttardays at 1 tie )+III NEW Is no These T Whoeeonly addra and who ls not cc ISTA. QPECTACL PO SON, will to be made. Steel, It. to 10a. espert variety, a Its. 6d. post free. Royal Fanuly, 0 Established 17/10. AFINE H: and Ilusta. MACASSAR ult.. universally in In., the list stu yesls tying the human I lag gray, stream dandriff, and mak children it is espe • tient bead of comparable result India. Price • .r bottle. Sold I and by chemists , OIL . e HAC STOPPING its used in a so Into a white ever extraction • • for ow en , • • Price 1 , N EFFE ASTHMA' acting the heJ the best melt .0 , ruled Cacti uently cures pe wirably allays ts approaching ersons dcprleed • 10, Only d'' n ri • t, Haynadrk "re quantities • bat's Astha • the stamp. lICHAN' PAIL! 1.1. A la the • tit blood purr t strike at II cry ailment in anon& on Qtr 'pantalets, g en ns In the tin taxed by Irrco ••d deteriurntc. mse, IS, Len • te : Barclay . errata. Suld I R. RII restores 1 • tar weeks. fa o consultation Ils., or to, kelp on mei] 'den., 22d, An Just putlished ISE A Sz E e' MIND &ladles, c.lO • al direct!. de. Ite.‘h , ant cur, laalltll 3, t; be ennsultc • • Pali. Jest publish • Phydolnub la. bd. Dr. • S. Croat • , 1 origins duel AINDO addre